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<a href="tiki-read_article.php?articleId=134&page=5">[[File:16853.gif|left|link=Revisiting the Rounds!]]After a tight first quarter, Carlton's defence strangled Melbourne's inept attack to run out winners by a whopping 89 points.
[[File:16853.gif|left|link=Revisiting the Rounds!]]After a tight first quarter, Carlton's defence strangled Melbourne's inept attack to run out winners by a whopping 89 points.


Lively rover [[Percy Daykin]] was a star with four goals, and this big win lifted the Blues two places to third on the ladder, with a huge percentage of 211.93. Following this round the top four sides were South Melbourne, St Kilda, Carlton and Collingwood.
Lively rover [[Percy Daykin]] was a star with four goals, and this big win lifted the Blues two places to third on the ladder, with a huge percentage of 211.93. Following this round the top four sides were South Melbourne, St Kilda, Carlton and Collingwood.

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Carlton

2.2

14

9.4

58

14.8

92

18.15

123

Melbourne

1.3

9

2.4

16

3.4

22

5.4

34

Venue: Princes Park Date: Saturday May 31, 1919
Result: Won by 89 points Umpire: Elder Crowd:
Goalkickers: P.Daykin 4, E.Cowley 3, B.Boromeo 2, L.Downs 2, C.Fisher 2, H.Furnell 2, C.Canet 1, S.Leehane 1, F.Mercovich 1.
Reports: Injuries:









Game Review

"There were very few people in the outer ground at Princes Oval, but to make up for this the reserves were comfortably filled." (Age June 02 p11)

After a tight first quarter, Carlton's defence strangled Melbourne's inept attack to run out winners by a whopping 89 points.

Lively rover Percy Daykin was a star with four goals, and this big win lifted the Blues two places to third on the ladder, with a huge percentage of 211.93. Following this round the top four sides were South Melbourne, St Kilda, Carlton and Collingwood.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 3rd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 211.9.

Team

B: 19 Fred Johnson 21 William Dunn 18 Jack Scobie
HB: 9 Ted Brown 10 Paddy O'Brien (vc) 3 Andy McDonald
C: 12 Charlie Canet 11 Rod McGregor 8 Newton Chandler
HF: 7 Charlie Fisher (c) 1 Harry Furnell 27 Bert Boromeo
F: 2 Percy Daykin 17 Ern Cowley 13 Frank Mercovich
Ruck: 25 Frank Martin 6 Steve Leehane 28 Lyle Downs
Coach: Viv Valentine


Interesting Fact:

As at 2009, this is still Carlton's biggest winning margin in round 5.

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