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Carlton1.177.5479.86211.1379
Richmond8.7559.86212.138515.15105
Venue: Punt Road OvalDate: Saturday July 14, 1928
Result: Lose by 26 pointsUmpire: Crowd: 30,000
Goalkickers: H.Clover 4, H.Vallence 3, G.Gough 2, H.Dunn 1, H.Ross 1.
Reports: Injuries:










Game Review

A massive opening by the Tigers would almost end the game by the first quarter, but the Blues would fight back and only lose by 26 points. Hector Ross kicks a goal in his last game for the Blues.

This loss would push the Blues out of the top four.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 5th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 117.6.

Team

B: 26 Ray Brew (cc) 33 Jim Watson 20 Ted Brewis
HB: 18 Frank Donoghue 32 Alex Duncan 6 Fred Gilby
C: 7 Joe Kelly 2 Colin Martyn 21 Billy Wood
HF: 9 Hector Ross 1 Horrie Clover (vc) 16 Harvey Dunn
F: 10 Denis Kelleher 14 George Gough 22 Harry Vallence
Ruck: 29 Maurie Connell 12 Allan Skehan 28 Tommy Downs
Coach: Ray Brew


Milestones

Last Games: Billy Wood and Hector Ross


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