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Revision as of 13:58, 7 February 2026

Carlton

4.0

24

8.4

52

10.4

64

12.8

80

Richmond

1.2

8

2.5

17

3.11

29

4.17

41

Venue: Princes Park Date: Saturday August 25, 1917
Result: Win by 39 points Umpire: Crowd:
Goalkickers: B.Dick 4, L.Downs 3, V.Gardiner 2, V.Valentine 2, P.Daykin 1.
Reports: Nil Injuries: Nil










Game Review

Carlton ended the home & away rounds on a high with a 39 point pummelling of the bottom placed Richmond. The Blues would finish the year in second spot, just 4 points off the Pies in top spot.

Carlton would play Fitzroy in the Semi Final, 1917, whilst Collingwood would take on 3rd placed South Melbourne in the other Semi.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 2nd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 116.4.

Team

B: 3 Andy McDonald 8 Mort Keily 6 Steve Leehane
HB: 9 Ted Brown 10 Paddy O'Brien 17 Jack Greenhill
C: 21 William Dunn 11 Rod McGregor (vc) 12 Charlie Canet
HF: 7 Charlie Fisher 25 Frank Martin 2 Percy Daykin
F: 1 Billy Dick (c) 13 Vin Gardiner 28 Lyle Downs
Ruck: 19 Charlie Hammond 14 Ern Carter 4 Viv Valentine
Coach: Norman Clark



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