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'''Umpire Kain is given bucketing'''
'''Umpire Kain is given bucketing'''
Umpire Kain was pelted by a shower of fruit and stones as he tried to leave the ground after Carlton's loss to Melbourne. Kain was attacked for failing to award Carlton's [[Joe Kelly]] a free after a collision. At the end of the game it took three attempts before Kain was able to reach the dressing room. On route, he was kicked and jostled and a policeman was punched in a brawl. One man was arrested and charged with throwing a missile. Several weeks ago, after a game, a supporter threw a bucket of water over the hapless Kain. '''- 100 Years of Australian Rules Football.'''
Umpire Kain was pelted by a shower of fruit and stones as he tried to leave the ground after Carlton's loss to Melbourne. Kain was attacked for failing to award Carlton's [[Joe Kelly]] a free after a collision. At the end of the game it took three attempts before Kain was able to reach the dressing room. On route, he was kicked and jostled and a policeman was punched in a brawl. One man was arrested and charged with throwing a missile. Several weeks ago, after a game, a supporter threw a bucket of water over the hapless Kain. '''- 100 Years of Australian Rules Football.'''

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Carlton1.391.4104.5298.755
Melbourne5.3335.6367.85010.1070
Venue: Princes ParkDate: Saturday July 2, 1927
Result: Lose by 15 pointsUmpire: J.C.Kain Crowd: 13,000
Goalkickers: H.Dunn 3, G.Gough 2, T.Downs 1, L.Johnson 1, H.Vallence 1.
Reports: Injuries:











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Umpire Kain is given bucketing Umpire Kain was pelted by a shower of fruit and stones as he tried to leave the ground after Carlton's loss to Melbourne. Kain was attacked for failing to award Carlton's Joe Kelly a free after a collision. At the end of the game it took three attempts before Kain was able to reach the dressing room. On route, he was kicked and jostled and a policeman was punched in a brawl. One man was arrested and charged with throwing a missile. Several weeks ago, after a game, a supporter threw a bucket of water over the hapless Kain. - 100 Years of Australian Rules Football.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 5th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 115.3.

Team

B: 6 Fred Gilby 33 Jim Watson 21 Frank Irwin
HB: 18 Frank Donoghue 32 Alex Duncan 11 Maurie Beasy
C: 7 Joe Kelly 2 Norm Collins 30 Vin Arthur
HF: 22 Harry Vallence 1 Horrie Clover (cc) 16 Harvey Dunn
F: 5 Les Johnson 14 George Gough 28 Tommy Downs
Ruck: 29 Maurie Connell 20 Ted Brewis 25 Harold Carter (vc)
Coach: Horrie Clover


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