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- Q4798710 description "Australian footballer".
- Q4798710 description "Australian footballer".
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- Q4798710 abstract "Arthur 'Shooter' Ford (12 June 1881 – 14 May 1953) was an Australian rules footballer who played for Carlton in the Victorian Football League (VFL).A defender, Ford make his league debut in 1903 but after just one season, left Carlton for Western Australia. The Essendon Town recruit played initially at West Perth, where he was a member of their 1905 West Australian Football League premiership team, before spending some time at Boulder City in the Goldfields Football Association.Ford returned to Carlton towards the end of the 1908 season and played in that year's premiership side, the third in a row for the club. He was also a half back flanker in the 1909 VFL Grand Final, which Carlton lost. During his time at Carlton he acted as club secretary but lost the job following a controversial incident in their Round 14, 1910 match against Fitzroy. Following the match, Ford was cited for abusing and physically threatening the field umpire which resulted in a 12 month suspension. A possible reason for Ford's abuse was that it was the same umpire who had suspended his teammate George Topping earlier in the season. He resumed his career once the suspension ended in 1911 and participated in his club's finals campaign that year. After the Preliminary Final loss to Essendon, Ford retired for the VFL and became captain-coach of Echuca. Ford did however return briefly in 1912 for the finals once more before retiring for good.".
- Q4798710 birthDate "1881-06-12".
- Q4798710 birthYear "1881".
- Q4798710 deathDate "1953-05-14".
- Q4798710 deathYear "1953".
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- Q4798710 dateOfBirth "1881-06-12".
- Q4798710 dateOfDeath "1953-05-14".
- Q4798710 fullname "Arthur Charles Ford".
- Q4798710 name "Arthur Ford".
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- Q4798710 shortDescription "Australian footballer".
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- Q4798710 comment "Arthur 'Shooter' Ford (12 June 1881 – 14 May 1953) was an Australian rules footballer who played for Carlton in the Victorian Football League (VFL).A defender, Ford make his league debut in 1903 but after just one season, left Carlton for Western Australia.".
- Q4798710 label "Arthur Ford (Australian footballer)".
- Q4798710 givenName "Arthur".
- Q4798710 name "Arthur Charles Ford".
- Q4798710 name "Arthur Ford".
- Q4798710 name "Ford, Arthur".
- Q4798710 surname "Ford".