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| Venue: Princes Park | Date: Saturday July 13, 1929 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result: Win by 67 points | Umpire: | Crowd: 20,000 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: H.Vallence 7, H.Dunn 3, A.Clarke 2, E.Shiel 2, N.Collins 1. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Best: Kelleher, Clark, Brew, Duncan, Gill, Vallence, Dunn. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: | Injuries: | |||||||||||||||||||
Game Review
After a slow start and some inaccuracy in front of goal, Carlton destroyed the Bulldogs by 67 points, with 'Soapy' Vallence the star with seven majors. An 8-goals to one final quarter provided some very nice icing to the cake, and helped ease the pain of the previous week's defeat.
At the end of this round Carlton were in 2nd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 146.8.
Team
| B: | 26 Ray Brew (c) | 21 Frank Gill | 24 Bill Lever |
| HB: | 27 Charlie Parsons | 32 Alex Duncan | 6 Fred Gilby |
| C: | 29 Fred Williams | 2 Colin Martyn | 9 Bert Everett |
| HF: | 8 Ernie Sheil | 12 Allan Skehan | 16 Harvey Dunn |
| F: | 3 Charlie McSwain | 22 Harry Vallence | 31 Ansell Clarke |
| Ruck: | 19 Alec Doyle | 10 Denis Kelleher | 5 Norm Collins |
| Coach: | Dan Minogue | ||
Argus July 15
Footnote
Dunn was a last minute replacement for Johnson. Although Dunn was carrying an injury he played well.
Milestones
Last Game: Bert Everett
100th Goal: Harry Vallence
