About Harry Carr
Lived 1887 – 1942 (aged 54–55). Harry Carr was an association football player.
Henry Carr (1887 – 1942) was an English professional footballer who played as a forward for Sunderland. On 19 November 1910, Carr earned his first and last cap for the England amateur team in a match against Ireland in Belfast, as a last-minute replacement for Vivian Woodward. On his debut, he twice put his side in the lead, but his efforts weren't enough to prevent a 3–2 loss, which was the team's first-ever in the United Kingdom.
International goals England Amateurs score listed first, score column indicates score after each Carr goal. + List of international goals scored by Harry Carr No. Cap Date Venue Opponent Score Result Competition 11 19 November 1910 Cliftonville Cricket Ground, Belfast, Ireland 2–3 Friendly 2
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Who was Harry Carr?
association football player (1887-1942)
When was Harry Carr born?
Harry Carr was born in 1887 in South Bank.
When did Harry Carr die?
Harry Carr died in 1942.
What was Harry Carr's occupation?
Harry Carr was an association football player.
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· DBpedia: Harry Carr (footballer)
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