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Created page with "<b>Victorian Football Association<br> Career: 1892</b><br> <br> A player named Snowball was playing for Brighton in a match against Fitzroy April 23 1892<br> <br> 1892 May 31<br> Snowball named in squad to play South Adelaide at the M.C.G.<br> <br> 1892 June 11<br> Carlton played Ballarat at Ballarat<br> Carlton won 10.3 - 2.7<br> Snowball kicked one of Carlton's goals.<br> <br> 1892 CFC Annual Report, Snowball scored 1 goal during the season.<br> <br> ===Foo..." |
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"At the southern end of Drummond Street on the corner of Victoria Street is a substantial building constructed in 1890 as a residence and surgery for Dr William Snowball.<br> | "At the southern end of Drummond Street on the corner of Victoria Street is a substantial building constructed in 1890 as a residence and surgery for Dr William Snowball. (07 Nov 1854 - 22 April 1902)<br> | ||
It was constructed for him by his brother John Snowball of Garton Street, Princes Hill.<br> | It was constructed for him by his brother John Snowball of Garton Street, Princes Hill.<br> | ||
Fittingly for a man with that surname the house was called Frosterley." <br> | Fittingly for a man with that surname the house was called Frosterley." <br> | ||
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Victorian Football Association
Career: 1892
A player named Snowball was playing for Brighton in a match against Fitzroy April 23 1892
1892 May 31
Snowball named in squad to play South Adelaide at the M.C.G.
1892 June 11
Carlton played Ballarat at Ballarat
Carlton won 10.3 - 2.7
Snowball kicked one of Carlton's goals.
1892 CFC Annual Report, Snowball scored 1 goal during the season.
Footnote:
"At the southern end of Drummond Street on the corner of Victoria Street is a substantial building constructed in 1890 as a residence and surgery for Dr William Snowball. (07 Nov 1854 - 22 April 1902)
It was constructed for him by his brother John Snowball of Garton Street, Princes Hill.
Fittingly for a man with that surname the house was called Frosterley."
Excerpt from the Carlton Community History Group Newsletter, Issue 20 (p2) February 2021.
Perhaps a relation?
Links
Blueseum: Pre VFL Players
