Mick Grace

**Mick Grace**
Personal information
Birth	July 24, 1874,
Recruited from
Height and weight	?cm, 78kg
Death	May 21, 1912, Heidelberg
Playing career¹
Debut	, vs. , at
Team(s)	Fitzroy (? - 1902) 65 games, 55 goals Carlton (1903 - 1907) 86 games, 133 goals St. Kilda 16 games, 26 goals
¹ Statistics to end of 1909 season
Career highlights

Mick Grace (born July 24, 1874, died May 21, 1912) is a former Australian rules footballer in the Australian Football League.

Grace started his VFL career with Fitzroy, and following Jack Worrall to Carlton in 1903.

He made his debut for the Blues in Round 3 of the 1903 season.

In 1906 he kicked 50 goals in a single season; the first VFL player ever to do so.

He left the Blues at the end of the 1907 season and moved to St. Kilda where he played 16 games before retiring.

Grace died at Heidelberg aged 37.

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Preceded by Inaugural coach	University Football Club coach 1910	Succeeded by Gerald Brosnan

v • d • e 1898/99 Fitzroy Maroons Dual Premiership Players

Captain: Sloan \| Clarke \| Dalton \| Descrimes \| Drohan \| Fontaine \| J.Grace \| M.Grace \| Hickey \| McDougall \| McSpeerin \| Potter \| Robinson

v • d • e 1906 Carlton Blues Premiership Players

Captain: Flynn \| Beck \| Bruce \| Caine \| Clark \| Elliott \| Gillespie \| Grace \| Hammond \| Jinks \| Johnson \| Kennedy \| Lang \| Little \| Marchbank \| McGregor \| Payne \| Topping Coach: Worrall

v • d • e 1907 Carlton Blues Premiership Players

Captain: Flynn \| Beck \| Bruce \| Caine \| Clark \| Gillespie \| Gotz \| Grace \| Hammond \| Harris \| Ingleman \| Jinks \| Johnson \| Kelly \| Kennedy \| Lang \| Payne \| Topping Coach: Worrall

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