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Latest revision as of 15:13, 7 February 2026

Career : 1917 - 1918
Debut : Round 11, 1917 v Fitzroy aged 25 years and 61 days old
Carlton Player No.: 323
Games : 4
Goals : 3
Last game : Round 14, 1918 v Fitzroy aged 26 years and 81 days old
Guernsey Nos: 29 (1917) and 22 (1918)
Height : ? cm
Weight : ? kg
DOB : May 20, 1892


White was born in Campaspe West and recruited from Brunswick Tramways. Wearing both guernsey #29 and #22 in his 2 year stay at Carlton, White played 4 games and managed to kick 3 goals. He debuted in 1917 in guernsey #29, before moving down to #22 for a further 2 in 1918.

White's career was unfortunately cut short due to a knee injury.

He died in Coburg on August 17, 1959.

This image shown is taken from a premiership team photo of the Brunswick Tramway Football Club in 1918. Two other Carlton players appear along with Horrie, Charlie Fisher who was their captain, and Charlie Canet. Supplied by Horrie's family.

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Blueseum: Summary of playing statistics for Horrie White

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