Alec Fraser

Football career Fraser was born in Inverness, His play improved while with Newcastle, to the extent that he was described as "a goal-getter much above the average", but he never played first-team football for that club, and moved on to Fulham of the Southern League in October 1904.

He earned himself a good reputation as a centre forward, but refused to re-sign for Fulham at the end of the season and was reported likely to resume his career back in Scotland with Aberdeen. No such move took place, and by January 1906 Fraser was back at Fulham. helping them win the 1906–07 Southern League title, After the club's election to the Football League in 1907, he scored five goals from ten Second Division appearances,

In April 1908, Fraser joined Bradford Park Avenue of the Southern League as a makeweight in the transfer of Harry Brown in the other direction. He was the club's top scorer in each of his first two seasons, and in February 1912, he returned to the Football League with First Division club Middlesbrough.

He made his first appearance at that level on 5 April, deputising for the rested George Elliott at inside right in a 1–0 win at home to West Bromwich Albion. He injured a knee on the opening day of the 1912–13 season, and was not retained for the next; he had played five league matches without scoring. His last club was Newcastle City of the North-Eastern League.