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Created page with "left<b>Career: 1925<br> Debut and only game: Round 3, 1925 v Melbourne<br> 413th Carlton Player<br> Goals: Nil<br> Guernsey No. 19<br> Height: ? <br> Weight: ? <br> DOB: 13 May, 1902<br> DOD: 6 Jan, 1950</b><br> <br> O'Halloran would play a single game for Carlton, running out in guernsey #19 for a game in 1925. He was born in Benalla, but recruited from Sydney District, NSW.<br> <br> Gerald was [https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspa..." |
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Revision as of 08:26, 17 December 2025
Career: 1925
Debut and only game: Round 3, 1925 v Melbourne
413th Carlton Player
Goals: Nil
Guernsey No. 19
Height: ?
Weight: ?
DOB: 13 May, 1902
DOD: 6 Jan, 1950
O'Halloran would play a single game for Carlton, running out in guernsey #19 for a game in 1925. He was born in Benalla, but recruited from Sydney District, NSW.
Gerald was in 1939.
Gerald would later work for the Tax office for many years and was a renowned flautist and saxophonist for the Musician's Club and played in many venues in Melbourne and Sydney. He was also involved as Treasurer for the Coburg Football Club second eighteen. [ [1] ]
Links
Blueseum: Summary of playing statistics for Gerald O'Halloran | [file1463|O'Halloran's Blueseum Image Gallery]
Article: hundred years new never before seen picture of one game blue
