What type of details about eddie eastwood  can be gathered from the following bio?  Bio: edmund `` eddie '' eastwood -lrb- 7 january 1902 -- 15 july 1981 -rrb- was an english professional association footballer who played as a full-back . born in nelson , lancashire , he began his football career with local club barrowford . in june 1920 , he signed as an amateur for nelson , who at the time played in the central league . eastwood became a regular fixture in the club 's reserve team , helping them to the north east lancashire combination title in 1921 . he made his football league third division north debut for nelson on 1 october 1921 in the 1 -- 1 draw with darlington at seedhill . eastwood played every reserve team match in the 1921 -- 22 season and was rewarded with a professional contract in may 1922 . his second league appearance for nelson came on 2 april 1923 in the 1 -- 2 loss away at wrexham . eastwood played his final competitive match for the club in the 3 -- 0 win at home to walsall on 28 april 1923 , after the team 's third division north championship had already been confirmed . eastwood transferred to morecambe in july 1923 and enjoyed a regular first-team berth at christie park over the following five seasons . in the 1926 -- 27 season eastwood , along with fellow former nelson defender harry clayton , was part of the morecambe side that finished third in the lancashire combination , won the combination cup for the first time , and also won the lancashire junior cup . eastwood missed a large portion of the 1928 -- 29 campaign through injury , and left the club in the summer of 1929 to join clitheroe . after one season with clitheroe , he had spells with rossendale united , darwen and heywood st james before retiring in the mid-1930s . eastwood continued to live in lancashire until his death in burnley on 15 july 1981 , aged 79 .
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