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Saturday 16 July 1921
Carlton had the Bye in Round 11, 1921.
At the end of this round Carlton were in 1st spot on the ladder with a percentage of 135.4.
Vs Ovens and King Association, July 16
The Blues ventured to Wangaratta to play a match against the local League. Special trains were run on branch lines and a record attendance attended. Takings were 130 pounds. Carlton entertained the crowd displaying a fine exhibition in all departments of football. After the match Carlton were entertained with a dinner and speeches. On Sunday the team visited the tin and gold mine at Eldorado. Carlton won by 83 points, 21.18.144 - 8.13.61 No further details found
