Jack Lyngcoln

1910–1990 (age 80)

Biography

Jack Lyngcoln was an Australian rules football player born in 1910 who became known for his athletic prowess and commitment to the game. He competed during an important era in Australian football and earned recognition among his peers.

Lyngcoln's contributions to Australian rules football were remembered fondly by the community. He passed away in 1990, leaving behind a legacy as a dedicated athlete and respected member of the football fraternity.

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