5'7"  12st.
b.  Mossend  2 December 1883                                                                                                                                           d. Astley Bridge, Bolton 15 October 1958
 

Debut 17 April 1908 (24y 136d) Final Game 4 January 1913 (29y 33d)
First Goal 18 December 1909 Final Goal 4 January 1913
CAREER: Burbank Athletic '02;Albion Rovers '03;Renton '03;Glossop North End Dec'04[41-23];Bolton Wanderers May'06[26-5];Blackburn Rovers Apr'08;Bury Jan'13 (£600)[38-17];Hull City Jan'14-'15[47-9];Clydebank;Hamilton Academicals ‘15[6-4];Vale of Leven;Bury May'19-May'20[2].
HONOURS FL Ch  (Blackburn Rovers) ’12.
 

FL           69 apps  18 gls  4g 1
FAC        12 apps    1 gl
Total      81 apps   19 gls
LC         10 apps

Cameron was born in Mossend , Strathclyde and became a steel worker. He came to play in the Football League with Glossop where he score 23 goals in 41 games. A move up to Bolton found him struggling and he spent six seasons at Ewood never quite cementing a regular spot. Nevertheless he was a fine athletic player as befits a keen cyclist, and he scored four goals in one game against Bolton on the opening day of the season in 1912. A war time guest at Hamilton he became manager of Bury, playing twice in emergencies, but was embroiled in a financial scandal that brought him a life ban. This was later rescinded and in 1930 he became manager of Rochdale. He later worked for De Haviland at Lostock.