Playing Career : 1919
Debut : Round 1, 1919 v Fitzroy, aged 22 years, 274 days
338th Carlton Player
Games : 2
Goals : 0
Last Game : Round 2, 1919 v Essendon, aged 22 years, 281 days
Guernsey No.20
Height : ?
Weight : ?
DOB : 2 August, 1896
Wearing guernsey number 20, Graf played 2 games for Carlton after debuting in 1919 in the same game as Newton Chandler and Bert Boromeo.
The Weekly Times May 10 (p19) ;
"The noted Williamstown player, Graf, made a League reputation on his first appearance for Carlton. Some people placed him first on either side."
Other than being recruited from Williamstown Juniors / Melbourne District, little else is known about Graf.
In 1917 Bert played on the wing for Williamstown Juniors along with his brother "Snowy" (Alf or Tom?) Graf.
Both A. Graf and B. Graf were named in the Carlton team that played Ballarat in Ballarat on Monday April 21 1919
The Herald April 25 (p3) in a preview of Carlton's forthcoming 1919 season said;
" ...and the Graf brothers from Williamstown Juniors - wing and rover, repectively - have pleased the critics, the rover especially. He notched four goals on Saturday and four on Monday."
Debut : Round 1, 1919 v Fitzroy, aged 22 years, 274 days
338th Carlton Player
Games : 2
Goals : 0
Last Game : Round 2, 1919 v Essendon, aged 22 years, 281 days
Guernsey No.20
Height : ?
Weight : ?
DOB : 2 August, 1896
Wearing guernsey number 20, Graf played 2 games for Carlton after debuting in 1919 in the same game as Newton Chandler and Bert Boromeo.
The Weekly Times May 10 (p19) ;
"The noted Williamstown player, Graf, made a League reputation on his first appearance for Carlton. Some people placed him first on either side."
Other than being recruited from Williamstown Juniors / Melbourne District, little else is known about Graf.
In 1917 Bert played on the wing for Williamstown Juniors along with his brother "Snowy" (Alf or Tom?) Graf.
Both A. Graf and B. Graf were named in the Carlton team that played Ballarat in Ballarat on Monday April 21 1919
The Herald April 25 (p3) in a preview of Carlton's forthcoming 1919 season said;
" ...and the Graf brothers from Williamstown Juniors - wing and rover, repectively - have pleased the critics, the rover especially. He notched four goals on Saturday and four on Monday."