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'''History fact:''' This was the last VFL game in which 20 players were on the ground throughout.
'''History fact:''' This was the last VFL game in which 20 players were on the ground throughout.


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Revision as of 14:00, 7 February 2026

Carlton

0.2

2

0.2

2

2.2

14

3.4

22

South Melbourne

0.1

1

3.4

22

5.8

38

6.11

47

Venue:

Lakeside Oval

Date:

Saturday 10 September 1898

Result:

Loss by 25 Points

Crowd:
Goalkickers:

W.Ocock 1, L.Morrison 1, L.Vernon 1.

Reports:
Umpire:
Injuries:
Best:

Game Review

After two horrendous losses in sectional play, the dispirited Blues met South Melbourne to wrap up a horror year.

The Southerners won comfortably, but at least the Blues fought this one out, and supporters were spared the agony of previous weeks.

Team

B: Jack Reekie Bill Sharkey Charlie Sweatman
HB: Henry Dunne Ernie Walton (c) Mick Donaghy
C: Bill Casey Peter Williams (vc) Charlie Curtis
HF: George Warde Dick Stewart Jack Douglas
F: Les Vernon Wally Ocock Pat Considine
Rucks: Len Morrison Herman Dohrmann Jim Pender
George Young
Rover: Bobby Walsh
Coach: No coach and the captain directed the side
Note: 4 Rucks, 20 players on the ground and no interchange

Changes

In: P.Williams, J.Pender, P.Considine, J.Douglas Out: B.Weir, J.Roberts, D.Pender, J.Balharry

Milestones

Debut: Pat Considine Debut and Only Game: Jack Douglas Last Game: Jack Reekie, Henry Dunne, Jim Pender, Mick Donaghy, George Warde Last Game (Carlton): Les Vernon History fact: This was the last VFL game in which 20 players were on the ground throughout.


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