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Revision as of 15:07, 19 January 2026
Career: 1906
Debut: Round 7, 1906 Aged 21 years 258 days
Carlton Player No. 200
Games: 2
Goals: 1
Last Game: Round 8, 1906 Aged 21 years 272 days
Height: ?
Weight: ?
DOB: 30 September, 1884
Much like Andy Kennedy, Hammond, who was born in Melbourne, played 2 games for Carlton after debuting in 1906. Hammond also notched a goal in those 2 games. He was recruited from Northcote.
He is the elder brother of Charlie Hammond who played for Carlton and Billy (Collingwood) who both played league football. Jack later played 2 games for 2 goals at Melbourne during 1907.
Jack played in the Carlton team that visited Sydney and played a NSW team at the show grounds on October 15 1906.
Hammond passed away on the 5th June, 1971 aged 86.
