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Venue:MCG | Date: Saturday May 16, 1925 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result: Loss by 46 points | Umpire: | Crowd: 16,570 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: H.Blackmore 2, B.Koop 1, H.Rumney 1. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: Nil | Injuries: A.Charleston (head stitches, concussion) returned to the field. A.Leitch (thigh) | |||||||||||||||||||
Game Review
In an appalling start to the season, Carlton suffered our third big loss in a row, to Melbourne at the MCG. As a result, we sank to the bottom of the VFL ladder, winless, with a percentage of 49%. Future Blue Harry Davie did most of the damage for the Fuchsias, kicking five goals.
At the end of this round Carlton were in 12th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 49.0.
Team
| B: | 26 Ray Brew (c/acting coach) | 6 Bob Wilson | 23 Ronnie Byrne |
| HB: | 20 Ted Brewis | 11 Maurie Beasy | 21 Frank Irwin |
| C: | 32 Pat Kennedy | 17 Hope Evans | 2 Allan Leitch |
| HF: | 1 Jack Way | 19 Gerald O'Halloran | 27 Aub Charleston |
| F: | 22 Harry Toole (vc) | 8 Hedley Blackmore | 15 Harold Rumney |
| Ruck: | 35 Jack Vale | 4 Bill Koop | 25 Harold Carter |
| Acting Coach: | Ray Brew | ||
Milestones
Debut: Frank Irwin
Debut and only game: Gerald O'Halloran
Last Game (Carlton): Pat Kennedy and Jack Vale
