Round 12, 1900

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Carlton

3.0

18

3.0

18

4.5

29

5.5

35

Essendon

2.0

12

8.6

54

8.7

55

12.12

84

Venue:

East Melbourne Cricket Ground

Date:

Saturday 28 July 1900

Result:

Loss by 49 Points

Crowd:
Goalkickers:

C.Ross 2, P.Considine 1, F.Elliott 1, B.McNamara 1.

Reports:
Umpire:

Freame

Injuries:
Best: L.Morrison, B. McNamara, H.McShane, G.O'Dwyer, E.Walton, B.Casey, B.Walsh, P.Considine, C.Ross, H.Rigby, C.Roland.

Game Review

Fifth-placed Essendon were one of the form sides of the competition by this stage of the season, and were always in control of this match at East Melbourne. A scoreless second quarter didn't help the Blues' cause, and the Same Old enjoyed a comfortable win.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 7th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 66.3.

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Team

B: Henry McShane Bill Sharkey Bill Casey
HB: Ned Bennett Gerald O'Dwyer Ernie Walton (vc)
C: Charlie Roland Charlie Ross Harry Rigby
HF: Joe Marr Bill McNamara Joe Sullivan
F: Bob Bird Bill Lewis Fred Elliott
Ruck: Len Morrison (acting capt.) Bobby Walsh Pat Considine
No Coach: No coach and the captain directed the side

Changes

In: H.McShane, B.Bird Out: W.Powell, P.Campbell


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