About Alexander MacAuley
Lived 1927 – 2006 (aged 78–79). Alexander MacAuley was an association football player.
Playing career Macaulay began his football career with Edinburgh University before joining amateur club Queen's Park in 1945. During his five-year tenure at Hampden Park, he made 70 appearances in all competitions and scored 32 goals.
In 1950, he transferred to Dunfermline Athletic, where he scored 14 goals in 38 senior league matches over three seasons. He finished his Scottish Football League career in 1953 with a brief stint at East Fife, making two league appearances.
He represented his country at the amateur level, Macaulay earned two caps for the Scotland Amateurs in 1949, scoring one goal
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Who was Alexander MacAuley?
association football player
When was Alexander MacAuley born?
Alexander MacAuley was born on 23 September 1927 in Scotland.
When did Alexander MacAuley die?
Alexander MacAuley died in 2006.
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Alexander MacAuley was an association football player.
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