Jim Ditchburn

This is the player profile for Albert James Ditchburn (a.k.a. Jim Ditchburn), born in Boulder, Western Australia in 1908. He played for Claremont-Cottesloe, Subiaco, South Fremantle and the Swan Districts in the WAFL. Ditchburn also coached South Fremantle.

Player Details

Name: Albert Ditchburn
Full Name: Albert James Ditchburn
Alias: Jim Ditchburn
DOB: 24/08/1908
POB: Boulder, Western Australia
DOD: 07/03/1964
POD: Perth, Western Australia

Player History

WAFL History: (1927, 1929-1939) - 176 matches, 0 goals

Claremont-Cottesloe (1927) - 1 match, 0 goals
Subiaco (1929-1931) - 30 matches, 0 goals
South Fremantle (1932-1936) - 93 matches, 0 goals
Swan Districts (1937-1939) - 52 matches, 0 goals

Player Accolades

WAFL Accolades:

Claremont-Cottesloe (1927)
- 1 match played for Claremont-Cottesloe in the WAFL
Subiaco (1929-1931)
- 30 matches played for Subiaco in the WAFL
South Fremantle (1932-1936)
- 93 matches played for South Fremantle in the WAFL
Swan Districts (1937-1939)
- 52 matches played for the Swan Districts in the WAFL

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Rounds
1927	WAFL Season	Claremont-Cottesloe	1	R02
1929	WANFL Season	Subiaco	18	R02, R04-09, R11-17, R19-21, SF
1930	WANFL Season	Subiaco	8	R04, R10-11, R13, R16, R20-21, SF
1931	WANFL Season	Subiaco	4	R02-04, R08
1932	WANFL Season	South Fremantle	18	R01, R03-07, R10-15, R17-21, SF
1933	WANFL Season	South Fremantle	17	R01, R03-08, R10-11, R13-15, R17-21
1934	WANFL Season	South Fremantle	20	R01-12, R14-21
1935	WANFL Season	South Fremantle	18	R01-18
1936	WANFL Season	South Fremantle	20	R01-20
1937	WANFL Season	Swan Districts	13	R08-19, SF
1938	WANFL Season	Swan Districts	20	R01-13, R15-20, SF
1939	WANFL Season	Swan Districts	19	R01-07, R09-20

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