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About Joe Hewitt:
“Although he has played centre forward this season, this is not his favourite post. One of the outside positions, either forward or half back, would be more suitable to his abilities, and the opportunity of displaying his worth in these directions may even yet arise. At present he is proving a useful rover in the Anfield ranks, and deserves every credit for his efforts to fill the vacancy unfortunately created by the injury to Parkinson. Such a deserving, unassuming, and unselfish footballer should become a prominent personality in the game.”
(Source: Joint Everton & Liverpool Programme: October 7, 1905)

Born: May 3, 1881: Chester, in England.
Passed away: November 30, 1971: Sefton Grange, Liverpool, in England.

Nick-name: “Punch.”

Position: Inside right or inside left.

Height: 177 cm. (5ft. 9in.);
Weight: 74 kilos (11st. 8lb.).
* Source: Athletic News: December 30, 1907.

Career:
St. Paul’s (School).
Newtown Rangers.
Chester Locos: Signed: 1899.
Newton Rangers: Signed: 1900.
Sunderland: Signed: May, 1901.
** Transferred to Liverpool together with Robert Robinson.
Liverpool: Signed: February 9, 1904;
* eligible for Liverpool in official matches: February 11, 1904.
** Transferred to Bolton Wanderers.
Bolton Wanderers: Signed,:July 11, 1910.
Reading.
South Liverpool.
Assistant trainer: Liverpool: Appointed, 1919.
* He was still assistant trainer in July, 1936.

Merits:
Football League First Division Winner: 1901-02 (Sunderland), 1905-06 (Liverpool).
Football League Second Division Winner: 1904-05 (Liverpool).
Sheriff of London Shield Winner: 1902-03 (Sunderland), 1905-06 (Liverpool).
Liverpool Senior Cup Winner: 1905-06 (Liverpool).

Image(s):
Joe Hewitt, Sunderland (Athletic News: December 15, 1902).

Joint Everton and Liverpool Match Programme: October 3, 1908.
Joe Hewitt 1908

Joe Hewitt, Reading (Athletic News: August 21, 1911).

Liverpool Echo: December 2, 1971.

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