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Carlton kicked to the railway or eastern end of the ground in the first quarter slightly aided by the wind. | Carlton kicked to the railway or eastern end of the ground in the first quarter slightly aided by the wind. | ||
The match turned into an absorbing battle of the defences, and scoring opportunities were few before the Maroons made the most of their chances in the third quarter and broke away to a 10-point lead. But with the wind at their backs, Carlton rallied in the last ten minutes, and kicked 3.1 to 1.1 to snatch victory by just two points. Helping Carlton's cause, South Melbourne beat Essendon by a point at the Lake Oval, and suddenly, the Blues were back up to third.<br> | The match turned into an absorbing battle of the defences, and scoring opportunities were few before the Maroons made the most of their chances in the third quarter and broke away to a 10-point lead. But with the wind at their backs, Carlton rallied in the last ten minutes, and kicked 3.1 to 1.1 to snatch victory by just two points. Helping Carlton's cause, South Melbourne beat Essendon by a point at the Lake Oval, and suddenly, the Blues were back up to third.<br> | ||
"Carlton played a very even team in this match, but no one did so much in turning an apparently lost match into a narrow victory as Snell, Elliott, and Hammond, by their fine play in the last and critical quarter. | "Carlton played a very even team in this match, but no one did so much in turning an apparently lost match into a narrow victory as Snell, Elliott, and Hammond, by their fine play in the last and critical quarter. | ||
(Argus July 24 p9)<br> | |||
At the end of this round Carlton were in 3rd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 97.3. | At the end of this round Carlton were in 3rd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 97.3. | ||
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Venue: Brunswick Street Oval | Date: Saturday July 22, 1905 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result: Win by 2 points | Umpire: Nordern | Crowd: | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: J.Kennedy 2, F.Caine 1, G.Johnson 1, C.Roland 1, G.Topping 1. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: Nil | Injuries: Nil | |||||||||||||||||||
Game Review
Earlier in the year, Fitzroy had cruised through the first seven rounds undefeated. But a shock loss to Geelong in round 10 was their second in three games, and they were expected to come out blazing when they hosted Carlton in this vital game at the Brunswick Street oval.
Carlton kicked to the railway or eastern end of the ground in the first quarter slightly aided by the wind.
The match turned into an absorbing battle of the defences, and scoring opportunities were few before the Maroons made the most of their chances in the third quarter and broke away to a 10-point lead. But with the wind at their backs, Carlton rallied in the last ten minutes, and kicked 3.1 to 1.1 to snatch victory by just two points. Helping Carlton's cause, South Melbourne beat Essendon by a point at the Lake Oval, and suddenly, the Blues were back up to third.
"Carlton played a very even team in this match, but no one did so much in turning an apparently lost match into a narrow victory as Snell, Elliott, and Hammond, by their fine play in the last and critical quarter.
(Argus July 24 p9)
At the end of this round Carlton were in 3rd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 97.3.
Team
| B: | Norman Clark | Archie McNeel | Bert Parke |
| HB: | Rod McGregor | Billy Payne | Charlie Hammond |
| C: | Ted Kennedy | Bob Boyle | George Bruce |
| HF: | George Topping | Mick Grace (vc) | George S Johnson |
| F: | Archie Snell | Frank Caine | Jim Kennedy |
| Ruck: | Jim Flynn (c) | Fred Elliott | Charlie Roland |
| Coach: | Jack Worrall | ||
Changes
In: G.Topping Out: B.McVeigh
