Round 16, 1969

Carlton 6.3 39 9.6 60 12.8 80 19.12 126 Sth Melbourne 2.2 14 5.3 33 10.3 63 11.8 74	Venue: Lakeside Oval	Date: Saturday July 26, 1969
Result: Win by 52 points	Umpire: Hayes	Crowd: 15,151
Goalkickers: Nicholls 5, Crosswell 4, Jesaulenko 3, Walls 2, Jones 2, Jackson 1, Gallagher 1 & Nicoll 1.
Reports:	Injuries: Goold (sprained finger)

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Carlton's seven goals to one in the last quarter finished off the Swans by 52 points in this one-sided contest at the Lake Oval.

After struggling all week with a sprained finger, John Goold was replaced in the selected side by David McKay. And in a landmark moment for the club, Barry Armstrong replaced Ian Robertson during the last quarter. Armstrong would go on to play in two Premiership teams during his 204-game career for the Navy Blues.

Carlton, with Brent Crosswell back after three weeks 'penance' in the Reserves as a result of some disciplinary action, beat South Melbourne. - Football Life.

Team

B:	13 Bert Thornley	20 Wes Lofts (vc)	30 Vin Waite
HB:	21 Barry Gill	43 David McKay	15 Phil Pinnell
C:	6 Garry Crane	34 Ian Robertson	32 Bryan Quirk
HF:	5 Syd Jackson	42 Robert Walls	17 Brent Crosswell
F:	28 Peter Jones	25 Alex Jesaulenko	23 Ian Nicoll
Ruck:	2 John Nicholls (c)	1 Serge Silvagni	10 Adrian Gallagher
Res:	44 Ron Stone	12 Barry Armstrong
Coach:	Ron Barassi

Milestones

Debut: Barry Armstrong
100 Goals: Alex Jesaulenko
Score Records: This was the last of 10 consecutive wins for Carlton, one of the best winning streaks in our history

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