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Saturday 10 July 1915
Carlton would have the Bye in Round 12, and as a result of wins by Melbourne and Fitzroy, fall to 4th on the VFL ladder.
At the end of this round Carlton were in 4th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 127.5.
A carnival was held at Princes Park to raise funds for the French Red Cross.
There was a parade from the Carlton Orderly Room in Grattan Street to the ground. A costume football match in which former players took part, running races, tug-of-war, cycling, etc. organised by the Carlton Patriotic Committee.
Charlie Fisher won the long kick contest, followed by Challis and Keily
C. (G?) Challis won the goal kicking and 100 yd handicap.
About 300 pounds was raised.
