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On a day when a new embankment was opened at Princes Park, Fitzroy kept their unbeaten run intact with this emphatic win. The Blues couldn’t hold the Maroon forwards, who were given a constant supply of the football by their star rover Percy Trotter. Carlton's [[Bill McNamara]] had his nose broken and left the field for five minutes, but returned to kick a goal and do all that he could to inspire the Blues. | On a day when a new embankment was opened at Princes Park, Fitzroy kept their unbeaten run intact with this emphatic win. The Blues couldn’t hold the Maroon forwards, who were given a constant supply of the football by their star rover Percy Trotter. Carlton's [[Bill McNamara]] had his nose broken and left the field for five minutes, but returned to kick a goal and do all that he could to inspire the Blues. | ||
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| Venue: Princes Park | Date: Saturday June 7, 1902 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result: Lost by 38 points | Umpire: Ivo Crapp | Crowd: 10,000 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: B.McNamara 1, P.Noonan 1, J.Sullivan 1, G.Wickens 1. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: | Injuries: B.McNamara (broken nose), Ross (concussion) | |||||||||||||||||||
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On a day when a new embankment was opened at Princes Park, Fitzroy kept their unbeaten run intact with this emphatic win. The Blues couldn’t hold the Maroon forwards, who were given a constant supply of the football by their star rover Percy Trotter. Carlton's Bill McNamara had his nose broken and left the field for five minutes, but returned to kick a goal and do all that he could to inspire the Blues.
Well-dressed larrikins at Princes Park kick umpire in Carlton thrashing by Fitzroy. - 100 Years of Australian Rules Football.
After this round, Carlton remained 7th on the ladder with a percentage of 56.6.
Team
| B: | Gordon Ross | Charlie Tough | Tom Watson |
| HB: | Bill McNamara | Ernie Walton | Charlie Ross |
| C: | Harry Rigby | Wally Powell | Charlie Roland |
| HF: | Henry McShane | Fred Scott | Joe Sullivan (c) |
| F: | George Wickens | Bobby Walsh | Archie Snell |
| Ruck: | Joe McShane | Joe Marr | Paddy Noonan (vc) |
| Coach: | Jack Worrall | ||
Changes
In : P.Noonan, J.Sullivan, J.Marr, G.Ross, T.Watson Out : P.Leahy, A.Barlow, F.Field, H.Crisfield, R.Dashwood
Milestones
50 Games : Bill McNamara Debut (Carlton) : Gordon Ross Last Game : George Wickens Last Game (Carlton) : Harry Rigby
