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'''50 Games:''' [[Geoff Southby]]
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File:45670.jpg|1973 Rd 4 - Barry Armstrong BOG.Inside Football.
File:45669.jpg|1973 Rd 4 - Blues defeat Hawks.Inside Football.
File:45789.jpg|1973 Rd 4 - Brent Crosswell eludes Charlie Grummisch.Pic: Inside Football.
File:45545.jpg|1973 Rd 4 - Bruce Doull.
File:45790.jpg|1973 Rd 4 - David Dickson puts a high tackle on Ian Bremner.Pic: Inside Football.
File:45631.jpg|1973 Rd 4 - John O'Connell on the ground.Pic: Football Life.
File:45544.jpg|1973 Rd 4 - Match Preview Vs Hawthorn.
File:45668.jpg|1973 Rd 4 - Players Stats Vs Hawks.Inside Football.
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Latest revision as of 08:46, 16 April 2026

Carlton3.3215.63612.88014.1195
Hawthorn1.5115.6368.105812.1183
Venue: Princes ParkDate: Saturday April 28, 1973
Result: Win by 12 pointsUmpire: Ian CoatesCrowd: 27,913 Receipts: $14,832
Goalkickers: G.Kennedy 6, B.Armstrong 3, J.Nicholls 2, N.Chandler 1, A.Jesaulenko 1, K.Hall.
Best: T.Keogh, G.Southby, B.Armstrong, B.Walsh, P.Jones, B.Doull.
Reports: Injuries: J.O'Connell (bruised hip) replaced by P.Hurst in last quarter.










Game Review

Carlton showed how much experience counts in winning League games, when they were actually headed by the Hawks in confident and determined mood after a tremendous win over Essendon. It was the first time the Blues had won two consecutive matches at home against Hawthorn since 1960. - Football Record.



Team

B: 19 John O'Connell 20 Geoff Southby 3 Kevin Hall
HB: 11 Bruce Doull 17 Brent Crosswell 31 Peter Hall
C: 26 Ray Byrne 25 Alex Jesaulenko (dvc) 27 David Dickson
HF: 22 Neil Chandler 42 Robert Walls (vc) 8 Trevor Keogh
F: 28 Peter Jones 16 Greg Kennedy 18 Brian Walsh
Ruck: 2 John Nicholls (cc) 43 David McKay 12 Barry Armstrong
Res: 33 Paul Hurst 24 Peter Fyffe
Coach: John Nicholls



Milestones

50 Games: Geoff Southby

Gallery



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