Herb Turner

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**Herb Turner**
Personal information
Birth	July 6, 1921,
Recruited from	West Melbourne
Height and weight	170 cm, 73 kg
Playing career¹
Debut	Round 1, 1944, Carlton vs. South Melbourne, at
Team(s)	Carlton (1944-1949) 86 games, 101 goals Hawthorn (1950) 10 games, 10 goals Total - 96 Games, 111 Goals
¹ Statistics to end of 1950 season
Career highlights
Carlton Premiers 1945, 1947

Herbert Wilfred Turner (July 6, 1921 - February 24, 2002) was an Australian rules footballer in the Victorian Football League (VFL).

Nicknamed 'Stumpy', Turner was a dual premiership player at Carlton. He could play in the midfield or up forward.

Turner also played first-class cricket with Victoria for whom he was a left handed batsman and made 96 on debut against Western Australia at the MCG in 1948. In all he made 632 runs in his first-class career at an average of 33.26.

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Herb Turner career stats

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v • d • e 1945 Carlton Blues Premiership Players

Captain: Chitty \| Baird \| Baxter \| Bennett \| Brown \| Clark \| Collins \| Deacon \| Hands \| McInnes \| McLean \| Mooring \| Price \| Sanger \| Savage \| Turner \| Way \| Williams \| Wines Coach: Bentley

v • d • e 1947 Carlton Blues Premiership Players

Captain: Henfry \| Bailey \| Baird \| Baxter \| Bennett \| Brown \| Clark \| Conley \| Davies \| Deacon \| Fitzgibbon \| Garby \| Green \| Greenshields \| Grieve \| Hands \| Howell \| Stafford \| Turner \| Williams Coach: Bentley