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Jack Bavin33

Jack

Bavin

#33183 cm83 kgCentre Half Forward1938 - 1941

Cap No.553
Career Games5
Debut1940
Season1
PositionCentre Half Forward
Carlton1940 · 5 games
Games5
Goals1
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Left: Jack Bavin, Border Watch February 02 p1 1937

A centre half forward from South Narracoorte in the Kowree Association in 1936, Jack missed the 1937* season after being involved in a motor vehicle accident on January 31. Earlier in 1935 he had won the most brilliant player award in the Boundary District Association.
(Narracoorte Herald March 29 1938)
.* There was a Bavin playing in the Carlton reserves in the latter part of the 1937 season. (same player?)

Wearing guernsey #33, the 183cm Bavin played 5 games and kicked 1 goal for Carlton after first running out in Navy Blue in 1940 as a 23 year old. Bavin came from the South East of South Australia playing for both Narracoorte and Mount Gambier.

Jack Bavin played in the losing Reserves Second Semi Final v Collingwood on September 09 1938.

Bavin also wore No.: 20 (1939) and 37 (1941) whilst playing with Carlton's reserves team.

Footnote

1939 J. Bavin (Carlton Second Eighteen player) won the Victorian Railways best and fairest trophy in the Railways mid week football competition.
Playing for Flinders Street, Bavin polled votes in every game he played.

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