Round 10, 1921: Difference between revisions

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Carlton	4.2	26	6.5	41	9.8	62	14.15	99
Richmond	0.5	5	3.8	26	6.11	47	6.12	48

Venue: Princes Park

Date: Saturday July 9, 1921

Result: Won by 51 points

Umpire: Elder

Crowd: 42,000

Goalkickers: H.Clover 6, H.Morgan 3, S.McLatchie 2, P.Daykin 1, J.Greenhill 1, F.Martin 1.

Reports:

Injuries:

Game Review

Both the Carlton and Richmond players wore black arm bands and the flags flew at half mast as a mark of respect to L. E. Downs. Carlton somehow managed to put aside the tragic loss of Lyle Downs at training on the Thursday prior and smashed eventual premiers Richmond by 51 points to move 2 games clear at the top of the table.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 1st spot on the ladder with a percentage of 135.4.

Team

B:	19 Fred Johnson	4 Ernie Jamieson	27 Bert Boromeo
HB:	18 Wally Raleigh	15 Croft McKenzie	6 Jack Greenhill (vc)
C:	12 Charlie Canet	13 Billy Blackman	3 Jack Stephenson
HF:	7 Charlie Fisher	1 Horrie Clover	20 Alex Duncan
F:	2 Percy Daykin	23 William Morgan	16 Gordon Green (c)
Ruck:	25 Frank Martin	5 Rupe Hiskins	21 Stewart McLatchie
Coach:	Norman Clark

Trove: Australasian July 16 p50

Note: Scoreboard top left photo.

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 <tr><td><b>Ruck:</b></td> <td> 25 Frank Martin </td> <td> 5 Rupe Hiskins </td> <td> 21 Stewart McLatchie </td> </tr>
 <tr><td><b>Coach:</b></td> <td colspan="3"> Norman Clark </td></tr></table></center>
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 Trove: Australasian July 16 p50
-Note: Scoreboard top left photo.</center>
+Note: Scoreboard top left photo.</center><br>
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-[[Round 9, 1921|Round 9]] | [[Round 11, 1921|Round 11]]"
-"1834","Round 11, 1921","Saturday 16 July 1921
-Carlton had the Bye in Round 11, 1921.
-At the end of this round Carlton were in 1st spot on the ladder with a percentage of 135.4.
-===Vs Ovens and King Association, July 16===
-The Blues ventured to Wangaratta to play a match against the local League.
-Special trains were run on branch lines and a record attendance attended. Takings were 130 pounds.
-Carlton entertained the crowd displaying a fine exhibition in all departments of football.
-After  the match Carlton were entertained with a dinner and speeches. On Sunday the team visited the tin and gold mine at Eldorado.
-Carlton won by 83 points, 21.18.144 - 8.13.61
-No further details found
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-[[Round 10, 1921|Round 10]] | [[Round 12, 1921|Round 12]]
+[[Round 9, 1921|Round 9]] | [[Round 11, 1921|Round 11]]