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<b> Playing Career: 1950 - 1957<br> | <b> Playing Career: 1950 - 1957<br> | ||
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Revision as of 15:24, 7 February 2026
Playing Career: 1950 - 1957
Debut: Round 1, 1950 v Melbourne, aged 20 years, 23 days
Carlton Player No.: 639
Games: 124
Goals: 128
Last game: Round 15, 1957 v Geelong, aged 27 years, 126 days
Guernsey No.: 9
Height: 170 cm
Weight: 70 kgs
DOB: March 30, 1930
Mills played 124 games for Carlton after debuting in Season 1950. He was recruited from South Bendigo and kicked 128 goals for Carlton at a strike rate of over one per game.
Unfortunately Jack's career coincided with one of the leaner periods in Carlton's history - in fact, he would only play in one finals match in his whole career with the Blues (1952 1st Semi Vs Fitzroy).
Milestones
50 Games: Round 17, 1952 Vs Collingwood
100 Games: Round 4, 1956 Vs North Melbourne
100 Goals: Round 4, 1955 Vs St Kilda
Links
Articles: [tiki-read_article.php?articleId=114|Waiting to play Finals Footy]
Blueseum: Stat Shot: J Mills | Career Breakdown
Gallery
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Jack Mills 1952 -
jack Mills 1956 -
1950 Jack Mills 1950 Jack Mills Trove: Herald May 19 p14 -
1950 Recruits with Carlton coach 1950 Recruits with Carlton coach Trove: Herald April 21 p15 -
1953 Jack Mills handpasses to Laurie Kerr at training. 1953 Jack Mills handpasses to Laurie Kerr at training. Trove; Herald May 08 (p11) -
Jack Mills 1957 -
1956 Jack Mills Age Aug 18 P14 Capture
