About Maurice Baudier
Lived 1897 – 1932 (aged 34–35). Maurice Baudier was a French association football player.
Early life Born in Avallon, Yonne, on 22 July 1897, It was perhaps because of this mistake that he did not start in the final against Le Havre on 9 May, being replaced by the Swiss Ivan Dreyfus.
International career Baudier earned all of his three international caps for France within 30 days, from 8 February to 6 March 1921, in friendly matches against Ireland, Italy, and Belgium, all of which ending in losses with a total of 7 goals conceded.
Honours CA Paris Coupe de France: 1919–20
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Who was Maurice Baudier?
French association football player (1897-1932)
When was Maurice Baudier born?
Maurice Baudier was born in 1897 in Avallon.
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Maurice Baudier died on 21 March 1932 in 6th arrondissement of Paris.
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Maurice Baudier was an association football player.
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Maurice Baudier was French.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Maurice Baudier. https://biography.guide/maurice-baudier/
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