Charlie Baker (footballer)

Charlie Baker (footballer): Charles M. Baker (18 June 1880 – 4 May 1962) was an Australian rules footballer in the VFL.

Recruited from St. Patrick's, Ballarat. He played 75 games for St Kilda 1901–1906. He kicked 120 goals including, a then club record, four in his first VFL game.

He represented Victoria in cricket and football.

Baker won the Leading Goalkicker Medal in 1902.

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Charlie Baker (footballer)'s statistics from AFL Tables

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The Leading Goalkicker Medal was awarded from the VFL's first season, in 1897, until 1954, when the award was renamed the Coleman Medal.

1897: Leith & James • 1898: Smith • 1899: James • 1900: Lockwood & Thurgood • 1901: Hiskins • 1902: Baker • 1903: Lockwood • 1904: Coutie • 1905: Pannam • 1906: Grace • 1907: Lee • 1908: Lee • 1909: Lee • 1910: Lee & Martini • 1911: Brereton • 1912: Brereton • 1913: Park • 1914: Lee • 1915: Freake • 1916: Lee • 1917: Lee • 1918: Cowley • 1919: Lee • 1920: Bayliss • 1921: Rankin • 1922: Clover • 1923: Stockdale • 1924: Moriarty • 1925: Hagger • 1926: Coventry • 1927: Coventry • 1928: Coventry • 1929: Coventry • 1930: Coventry • 1931: Vallence • 1932: Moloney • 1933: Coventry • 1934: Pratt • 1935: Pratt • 1936: Mohr • 1937: Harris • 1938: Todd • 1939: Todd • 1940: Titus • 1941: Murray • 1942: White • 1943: Fanning • 1944: Fanning • 1945: Fanning • 1946: Fothergill • 1947: Fanning • 1948: White • 1949: Coleman • 1950: Coleman • 1951: Coleman • 1952: Coleman • 1953: Coleman • 1954: Collins

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1897: R. Stewart/Ahern • 1898: A. Stewart • 1899: A. Stewart • 1900: Sutherland • 1901: Sandford • 1902: Baker • 1903: Baker • 1904: Baker • 1905: Baker • 1906: McNamara • 1907: McNamara/J. Stewart • 1908: J. Stewart • 1909: Barwick • 1910: Thomas • 1911: Sellars • 1912: Sellars • 1913: Sellars • 1914: McNamara • 1915: Moyes • 1916: McNamara/Boyd • 1919: James • 1920: James • 1921: Moyes • 1922: Moyes • 1923: Moyes • 1924: James • 1925: Shelton • 1926: Shelton • 1927: Shelton • 1928: Smedley • 1929: Mohr • 1930: Mohr • 1931: Mohr • 1932: Mohr • 1933: Mohr • 1934: Mohr • 1935: Mohr • 1936: Mohr • 1937: Mohr • 1938: Mohr • 1939: Mohr • 1940: Mohr • 1941: Flegg • 1942: Kelly • 1943: Connelly • 1944: Loxton • 1945: Snell/J. Hall • 1946: Loxton • 1947: Bennett • 1948: Bennett • 1949: McDonald • 1950: Bennett • 1951: Bennett • 1952: McDonald • 1953: Bennett • 1954: Ross • 1955: McDonald • 1956: B. Young • 1957: B. Young • 1958: B. Young • 1959: B. Young • 1960: B. Young • 1961: Rowland • 1962: Baldock • 1963: Baldock • 1964: Baldock • 1965: Baldock • 1966: Neale • 1967: Neale • 1968: Neale • 1969: Neale • 1970: Breen • 1971: Davis • 1972: Stephens • 1973: Davis • 1974: Duperouzel • 1975: G. Young • 1976: G. Young • 1977: G. Young • 1978: G. Young • 1979: Sidebottom • 1980: Scott • 1981: Gorozidis • 1982: Scott • 1983: Jackson • 1984: Lockett • 1985: Lockett • 1986: Lockett • 1987: Lockett • 1988: Winmar • 1989: Lockett • 1990: Lockett • 1991: Lockett • 1992: Lockett • 1993: Lockett • 1994: Lockett • 1995: Loewe • 1996: Loewe • 1997: Heatley • 1998: Heatley • 1999: B. Hall • 2000: Everitt • 2001: B. Hall • 2002: Milne • 2003: Gehrig • 2004: Gehrig • 2005: Gehrig • 2006: Gehrig • 2007: Gehrig • 2008: Riewoldt • 2009: Riewoldt • 2010: Milne • 2011: Milne

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Name Baker, Charlie

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Date of birth 18 June 1880

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Date of death 4 May 1962

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St Kilda Football Club players
Victoria cricketers
1880 births
1962 deaths
Australian rules footballers from Victoria
VFL Leading Goalkicker Medal winners
Australian rules biography, pre-1940 birth stubs

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Name	Baker, Charlie
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Date of birth	18 June 1880
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Date of death	4 May 1962
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