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===Game Review===
===Game Review===


<a href="tiki-read_article.php?articleId=131&page=3">[[File:16853.gif|left]]</a>Long-serving full-back [[Wes Lofts]] had been pushed to centre half-forward with encouraging results in the previous two rounds, and the move proved vital on this day. Despite some appalling goal-shooting in the second quarter, Lofts proved the difference between the two sides with his strength and ferocious attack on the ball.
<a href="tiki-read_article.php?articleId=131&page=3">[[File:16853.gif|left|link=Revisiting the Rounds!]]Long-serving full-back [[Wes Lofts]] had been pushed to centre half-forward with encouraging results in the previous two rounds, and the move proved vital on this day. Despite some appalling goal-shooting in the second quarter, Lofts proved the difference between the two sides with his strength and ferocious attack on the ball.


Carlton's poor conversion rate when in control (2-12 in the 2nd) meant they led by only 4 points at the half, but that was matched by the Cats when they held sway in the third quarter (3-9). The Blues trailed by 16 points at the last change, but led by Lofts, sailed home with 6 goals to 2.
Carlton's poor conversion rate when in control (2-12 in the 2nd) meant they led by only 4 points at the half, but that was matched by the Cats when they held sway in the third quarter (3-9). The Blues trailed by 16 points at the last change, but led by Lofts, sailed home with 6 goals to 2.

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Carlton3.2205.14446.155112.2193
Geelong4.2266.4409.136711.1480
Venue: Princes ParkDate: Saturday June 27, 1970
Result: Win by 13 pointsUmpire: B.DellerCrowd: 25,519
Goalkickers: W.Lofts 3, S.Jackson 3, A.Gallagher 1, P.Jones 1, N.Chandler 1, B.Crosswell 1, T.Hopkins 1, B.Gill 1.
Best: W.Lofts (BOG), A.Gallagher, D.McKay, J.Goold, B.Mulcair, G.Crane.
Reports: NilInjuries: Nil












Game Review

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Long-serving full-back Wes Lofts had been pushed to centre half-forward with encouraging results in the previous two rounds, and the move proved vital on this day. Despite some appalling goal-shooting in the second quarter, Lofts proved the difference between the two sides with his strength and ferocious attack on the ball.

Carlton's poor conversion rate when in control (2-12 in the 2nd) meant they led by only 4 points at the half, but that was matched by the Cats when they held sway in the third quarter (3-9). The Blues trailed by 16 points at the last change, but led by Lofts, sailed home with 6 goals to 2.

Team

B: 21 Barry Gill 30 Vin Waite 43 David McKay
HB: 3 Kevin Hall 11 John Goold 35 Barry Mulcair
C: 6 Garry Crane 13 Bert Thornley 15 Phil Pinnell
HF: 17 Brent Crosswell 20 Wes Lofts (vc) 5 Syd Jackson
F: 28 Peter Jones 25 Alex Jesaulenko 23 Ian Nicoll
Ruck: 2 John Nicholls (c) 22 Neil Chandler 10 Adrian Gallagher
Res: 44 Peter Fyffe 7 Ted Hopkins
Coach: Ron Barassi



Milestones

Debut: Barry Mulcair
100th Game: John Goold

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