Round 9, 1950

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Carlton

1.2

8

5.7

37

9.7

61

15.9

99

Geelong

4.5

29

8.9

57

12.17

89

13.20

98

Venue: Kardinia Park Date: Saturday June 17, 1950
Result: Won by 1 point Umpire: Crowd: 23,500 (approx.)
Goalkickers: J.Howell 5, K.Baxter 2, F.Davies 2, K.Hart 2, G.Brokenshire 1, R.Garby 1, J.Mills 1, F.Stafford 1.
Reports: Nil Injuries: Nil











Game Review

Carlton enjoyed this amazing come from behind victory over 6th placed Geelong down at Kardinia Park. Behind for the entirety of the game, the Blues sprang to life and kicked 6 goals to 1 to eliminate the 28 point deficit at three quarter time and take the game. The Blues were helped by Geelong's poor conversion rate in front of the goals.

Carlton were in 4th place with 6 wins from 9 rounds. The hapless Hawks in their new yellow and brown striped jumpers were yet to win a game.

Team

B: 33 Ritchie Green 27 Ollie Grieve 14 Vin English
HB: 16 John Brown 25 Jim Baird 26 Jim Clark
C: 35 Jack Conley 8 Arthur Hodgson 12 Doug Williams
HF: 9 Jack Mills 31 Geoff Brokenshire 20 Ray Garby
F: 28 Fred Davies (acting vc) 21 Ken Baxter 10 Fred Stafford
Ruck: 13 Jack Howell (acting capt.) 24 Harry Caspar 36 Kevin Hart
Res: 17 Ken Aitken 7 Jim Davies
Coach: Percy Bentley




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