About Bertie Bowler
Born 1888. Bertie Bowler was a British association football player.
Career Bowler was born in Nottingham. playing for Army Cup winners Sherwood Foresters. He obtained his discharge from the Army in 1911, allowing him to join Southern League club Plymouth Argyle. The following season, Bowler scored 18 league goals in 36 appearances as the club became Southern League champions. and was a member of the squad when the club was elected to the Football League in 1920. Bowler continued playing for another three years before retiring from the game in 1923.
Personal life Bowler enlisted in the British Army in January 1908, but was discharged by purchase three years later. During the First World War, he returned to the army, serving in the Sherwood Foresters as a private.
Honours Plymouth Argyle Southern Football League: 1912–13
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