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Revision as of 12:52, 19 January 2026
Career: 1902 - 1904
Debut: Round 12, 1902 v Essendon, aged 20 years, 53 days
Carlton Player No.: 141
Games: 20
Goals: Nil
Last game: Round 17, 1904 v St Kilda, aged 22 years, 99 days
Height: ? cm
Weight: ? kg
DOB: May 27, 1882
O'Connor played 20 games in Navy Blue commencing in Season 1902. Unfortunately for O'Connor, and the Blues, he did not kick a goal in his time at Carlton. He was born in Richmond, and recruited from Brunswick CYMS.
As per the original edition of the Football Record from round 1, 1912: "Charlie O'Connor, one of the enthusiastic Carltonians of a few years ago, now takes very little interest in the game. He swears by golf, and is never happier than when smiting or following the little white ball that looks like a hen's egg in the distance."
O'Connor passed away on the 4th November, 1936 aged 54.
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Blueseum: Summary of playing statistics for Charlie O'Connor
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