Billy Dick
This is the player profile for Billy Dick, born in Stawell, Victoria in 1889. He played for Fitzroy and Carlton in the VFL/AFL, winning a premiership with Carlton in 1914. He also represented Victoria at national football carnivals / championships, and was selected as captain for Victoria in 1914.
Player Details
Name:
William Dick
Full Name:
William John Dick
Alias:
Billy Dick
DOB:
16/07/1889
POB:
Stawell, Victoria
DOD:
18/11/1960
POD:
Cheltenham, Victoria
Height:
179cm
Weight:
77kg
VFL/AFL Position (est.):
Half-Forward Flanker / Half-Back Flanker
Player History
Full Team History:
Fitzroy, Carlton
Total Matches (Goals):
153 (75)
VFL/AFL Team History:
Fitzroy (1908-1910), Carlton (1911-1918)
VFL/AFL Matches (Goals):
153 (75)
Football Carnival Representation:
Victoria (1914)
Player Accolades
VFL/AFL Debutant:
130th player to debut for Fitzroy in the VFL/AFL
VFL/AFL Matches Played:
53 matches played for Fitzroy in the VFL/AFL (1908-1910)
VFL/AFL Debutant:
255th player to debut for Carlton in the VFL/AFL
VFL/AFL Matches Played:
100 matches played for Carlton in the VFL/AFL (1911-1918), with 57 as captain
VFL/AFL Premierships:
1914 (c) premiership won with Carlton in the VFL/AFL
Football Carnival Representation:
Victoria
Football Carnival Representative Leader:
Victoria / Victoria (VFL) captain (1914)
Season Chart
This chart is based on available data and may not reflect the true tallies of matches played.
Relatives Details
Grandparents
- John Dick (b. 1823, d. 1877) - paternal grandfather
- Helen Dick (née Livingstone) (b. 1824, d. 1910) - paternal grandmother
Parents
- William John Dick (b. c. 1862, d. 1910) - father
Siblings
- Alexander Elphinstone Dick (b. 1887, d. 1964) - brother
Other (Blood Relatives)
- Alexander Elphinstone Dick (b. 1866, d. 1948) - paternal uncle
- David George Dick (b. 1901, d. 1982) - paternal cousin
- Frederick John Dick (b. 1898, d. 1980) - paternal cousin
- Robert Livingstone Dick (b. c. 1872, d. 1961) - paternal uncle
Links
- Players (All)
- Dick (Family)
- Wikipedia (external)