Alfred King
From Blueseum - History of the Carlton Football Club
Carlton Reserve Career: 1963.
Reserve Games: TBA
Reserve Goals: TBA
Height: 175 cm
Weight: 78 kg
Guernsey No. 38 (1963).
DOB: 15 September 1941.
Alfred 'Alf' King was a half-forward from Melbourne Grammar and Brunswick Amateurs. He played five games for Essendon in 1961 and a further eight in 1962 before injuring his knee in Round 12, 1962. In total, he would play 13 games and kick 6 goals for the Bombers.
King transferred to Carlton in 1963 where he played in the Reserves before again succumbing to knee problems.
He didn't manage to play a senior game for Carlton.
He later became a leading Victorian bookmaker.
