Round 13, 1901

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Carlton1.061.172.5175.636
Melbourne2.3155.3336.6426.642
Venue: Princes ParkDate: Saturday July 20, 1901
Result: Loss by 6 pointsUmpire: Crowd:
Goalkickers: F.Elliott 1, B.McNamara 1, H.Rigby 1, C.Ross 1, J.Sullivan 1.
Reports: Injuries:











Game Review

Coming home with the breeze in the last quarter, the revitalised Blues kicked three goals to nil, but failed by 6 points against Melbourne at Princes Park.

Carlton was now 7th on the ladder, with a poor percentage of 50.7.

Team

B: George McGann Bill McNamara (vc) Bill Pettit
HB: Harry Powell Ernie Walton (c) Simon Roberts
C: Charlie Roland Charlie Ross Harry Rigby
HF: Jack Gardiner Harry Pye Joe Sullivan
F: Joe Marr Harry Evans Paddy Noonan
Ruck: Dick Hart Fred Elliott Pat Considine
No Coach: No coach and the captain directed the side

Changes

In: P.Noonan, H.Rigby, G.McGann, S.Roberts Out: B.Sharkey, C.Maplestone, H.Daniel, C.Schunke

Milestones

Debut: Simon Roberts and George McGann

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