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- John_Oliver_(footballer_born_1915) comment "John Oliver (1913–1991) was an English professional footballer who played as a full back, centre or wing half.John, commonly known in sports circles as "Jack", played semi-professional for Walker Celtic in the North Eastern League whilst qualifying as draftsman.Oliver played cricket for North Durham in the Tyneside Senior League and on one occasion was presented with a certificate by his fellow players for an outstanding batting display of 77 not out against County Club on 19 August 1933.Oliver joined Stoke City after qualifying as a draftsman in 1933 and was a team colleague of Sir Stanley Matthews, Frank Soo and Freddie Steele. ".