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George Milner

George Milner DOB: 17 March 1938
Died: 6 August ((2005)

Debut: Round 1, 1960 against North Melbourne at MCG
Last Game: Round 18, 1961 against Carlton at Princes Park

From: East Ringwood

Number: 32 (1960-1961)

Honours:
Seconds Best First Year Player - 1957
Seconds Best and Fairest - 1959

Games: 15
Goals: 1
Career Statistics

WinsDrawsLossesWinning %
111373.33

Signed by the Demons in 1957, half-forward Milner made an immediate impact by winning the Best First Year Player award for the Seconds.

He made the senior list in 1959 and finally made his debut the next year. He played five of the first six games before breaking his collarbone in a Round 6 win over Richmond. He didn't play again that year, but was considered a chance to make a shock comeback for the Grand Final if an injured heel kept Bryan Kenneally out. Kenneally was passed fit to play, and Milner returned for 10 games in 1961.

Milner was cleared to Port Melbourne in 1963 where he played 14 games, remaining there through 1966.

YearGamesGoalsBrownlow
1960 510
1961 1000

Lists
VFA

Notes
Some sources show his origin as Ormond.

Later news reports show him as having had a dislocated shoulder only

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Media
Age - 13/03/1957
Age - 18/04/1957
Age - 30/05/1960
Age - 21/09/1960

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