Alex Barlow: Difference between revisions
Created page with "<b>Career: 1901 - 1903<br> Debut: Round 14, 1901 v Essendon<br> Carlton Player No.: 116<br> Games: 14<br> Goals: 0<br> Last game: Round 2, 1903 v Geelong<br> Height: ?<br> Weight: ?<br> DOB: 1880</b><br> <br> A Furphy?<br> Alexander George Barlow<br> Born; 10 April 1880 St.Kilda Vic<br> Died; 21 April 1937 Brighton Beach Vic<br> Info, wikipedia/chatgpt<br> <br> <br> Barlow played 14 matches for the Blues over 3 years after debuting in 1901. Barlow was born in..." |
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Latest revision as of 11:58, 1 March 2026
Career: 1901 - 1903
Debut: Round 14, 1901 v Essendon
Carlton Player No.: 116
Games: 14
Goals: 0
Last game: Round 2, 1903 v Geelong
Height: ?
Weight: ?
DOB: 1880
A Furphy?
Alexander George Barlow
Born; 10 April 1880 St.Kilda Vic
Died; 21 April 1937 Brighton Beach Vic
Info, wikipedia/chatgpt
Barlow played 14 matches for the Blues over 3 years after debuting in 1901. Barlow was born in Scotland.
Originally from Yarram Yarram and later Carlton Juniors, Barlow debuted in Round 14, 1901 alongside fellow debutant Frank Field. Barlow's last game was against Geelong, in Sydney, as the Round 2 fixture was transferred and ultimately played near the end of the season!
Alex was a product of the Metropolitan Churches League and came from St Jude's along with several other players who played senior football for the Blues at this time.
Alex was cleared to Carlton Juniors in 1905, https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/242179626.
Links
Blueseum: Summary of playing statistics for Alex Barlow
