Born: Data Withheld
Died: Living or Status Not Known
Height: 185cm (AFL Tables)
Career
Player
Ascot Vale CYMS1
Essendon (VFL) 1946-1954 - 175 Games, 156 Goals
Albury - 1955-59
Coach
Albury - 1955-59
Kergundah - 1960
Comment
"never played in the Seconds" - Essendon FC DB2
LEAGUE FOOTBALLERS OF 1950 - -WING HALF - FORWARDS By PERCY TAYLOR
Argus 8-Jul-1950 p12 The Argus Week-End Magazine
JACK JONES, the tall half-forward for Essendon, is a most valuable player, as he also excels when thrown into the ruck. Before the war he played for Ascotvale Y.C.W., but had many games in the Army. He just strolled into the Essendon room and offered his services when he returned from the Army. Showing outstanding form in the practice games in 1946, he quickly reached the senior side, and had played 86 games up to the end of last season.
Jack has the happy knack of finding the vacant spots during the game, and frequently marks unattended. He is a good mark and kick, - is fast, and is most versatile. In the butchering business, he is married and has one child.
Related Pages
- Essendon Senior Team 1948 R10 (FSM1948)
- Reference_ 1946 VFL Grand Final - Winning Team (Essendon)
- Reference_ 1947 VFL Grand Final - Defeated Team (Essendon)
- Reference_ 1947 VFL R6 North Melbourne v Essendon – 44 Points down at Three Quarter Time
- Reference_ 1949 VFL Grand Final - Winning Team (Essendon)
- Reference_ 1950 VFL Grand Final - Winning Team (Essendon)
- Reference_ 1951 VFL Grand Final - Defeated Team (Essendon)
- Reference_ 1952 R8 Geelong v Essendon - First VFL Home and Away Game Under Lights
- Reference_ VFL_AFL Tribunal 1953
- Reference_ VFL_AFL Tribunal 1954
Other Photos
External Links
AFL Tables - Jack Jones
Wikipedia - Jack Jones
Sources
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