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About Harry Lowe:
“Lowe is well equipped from a physical standpoint, and he seems certain to maintain his place in the Liverpool ranks, for his play is sound and reliable rather than showy and spasmodic. He has a capital idea of maintaining touch with his forwards, and the Anfielders appear to have made quite a serviceable capture in him.”
(Source: Athletic News: December 25, 1911)

Born: March 20, 1886: Whitwell (Derbyshire), England.
Passed away: October 25, 1958, in Worksop, in England.

Position: Centre-half.

Height: 178 cm. (5ft. 10in.).
Weight: 81 kilos (12t. 11lbs.).
** Source: Athletic News: December 25, 1911.

Career:
Whitwell St. Lawrence: 1903
* 1903-04: ?-? (Derbyshire League);
* 1904-05: ?-? (Derbyshire League);
* 1905-06: ?-? (Derbyshire League);
* 1906-07: ?-? (Derbyshire League).
Gainsborough Trinity: Signed: May 1, 1907.
* 1907-08: 17-0 (Football League 2); 1-0 (FA Cup);
* 1908-09: 31-2 (Football League 2); 1-0 (FA Cup);
* 1909-10: 20-0 (Football League 2); 1-0 (FA Cup);
* 1910-11: 38-1 (Football League 2); 5-0 (FA Cup);
Liverpool: Signed: May 5, 1911.
* 1911-12: 28-1 (Football League 1); 2-0 (FA Cup);
* 1912-13: 34-1 (Football League 1); 4-0 (FA Cup);
* 1913-14: 29-0 (Football League 1); 5-0 (FA Cup);
* 1914-15: 26-0 (Football League 1); 2-0 (FA Cup);
* 1919-29: 5-0 (Football League 1); 0-0 (FA Cup).
***** Nottingham Forest, War time guest.
***** 1915-16:
***** 1916-17:
***** 1917-18:
** Transferred to Nottingham Forest.
Nottingham Forest, signed, March 8 – 1920.
* 1919-20: 9-0 (FL 2).
Grantham Town, 1920.
Mansfield Town, 1921.
Newark Town.

Timeline:
1911 Census. Age 25, living with his wife Nellie (26) – married for 3 years, and daughter May (4) at Bakeston Moor, Whitwell, Mansfield.

Merits:

Image(s):
Harry Lowe, Liverpool F.C. (Athletic News: December 25, 1911).

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Harry Lowe, Liverpool F.C. (Everton and Liverpool) Match Programme: October 12, 1912).

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Harry Lowe, Liverpool F.C. (Evening Express: January 3, 1914).

Signature and address, from 1911 Census.