Clarrie Abbott

This is the player profile for Clarence Charles Percy Abbott (a.k.a. Clarrie Abbott), born in Collingwood, Victoria in 1888. He played for Collingwood and Melbourne in the VFL/AFL. He played for Brunswick and the Essendon Association in the VFA/VFL, winning a premiership with Brunswick in 1909.

Player Details

Name: Clarence Abbott
Full Name: Clarence Charles Percy Abbott
Alias: Clarrie Abbott
DOB: 09/11/1888
POB: Collingwood, Victoria
DOD: 12/06/1963
POD: Alphington, Victoria
Height: 171cm

Player History

VFL/AFL History: (1907, 1912) - 3 matches, 0 goals

Collingwood (1907) - 2 matches, 0 goals
Melbourne (1912) - 1 match, 0 goals

VFA/VFL History: (1909-1910) - 20 matches, 0 goals

Brunswick (1909) - 16 matches, 0 goals
Essendon Association (1910) - 4 matches, 0 goals

Player Accolades

VFL/AFL Accolades:

Collingwood (1907)
- 2 matches played for Collingwood in the VFL/AFL
Melbourne (1912)
- 1 match played for Melbourne in the VFL/AFL

VFA/VFL Accolades:

Brunswick (1909)
- 16 matches played for Brunswick in the VFA/VFL
- 1909 premiership won with Brunswick in the VFA/VFL
Essendon Association (1910)
- 4 matches played for the Essendon Association in the VFA/VFL

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Rounds
1907	VFL Season	Collingwood	2	R03-04
1909	VFA Season	Brunswick	16	R01-02, R05-16, PF, GF
1910	VFA Season	Essendon (A)	4	R02-03, R05, R15
1912	VFL Season	Melbourne	1	R02

Relatives Details

Parents

Thomas Abbott - father
Louisa Maud Mary Abbott (née Pearce) - mother

Siblings

Leslie Pearce Abbott (a.k.a. Les Abbott) (b. 09/06/1885, d. 28/09/1947) - brother

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