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Princes Park |
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Saturday 1 September 1900 |
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Win by 1 Point |
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B.Lewis 2, J.Sullivan 1, B.Walsh 1. |
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Game Review
Once again, it was Carlton's defence that made the difference in a relentless contest against South Melbourne. Ahead by three goals at half time, the Bloods were held to a score of just one point from then on, and the Blues scraped home by that margin.
"Carlton executed a great performance on their own fine enclosure on Saturday against South Melbourne. At half-time the game seemed over, South held such a commanding lead, having 4-5 on the board to only 1-5 of their opponents; but from that out Carlton played their most doggedly, finally wearing the Southerners down and winning a most exciting game by 1 point. It was a glorious victory! Carlton 4.7 to 4.6" Jack Worrall, The Referee September 05)
Team
| B: | Jim Matthews | Joe Marr | Bill Casey |
| HB: | Will Stuckey (c) | Gerald O'Dwyer | Bill Lewis |
| C: | Charlie Roland | Wally Powell | Harry Rigby |
| HF: | Jack Gilbert | Bill McNamara | Joe Sullivan |
| F: | Charlie Maplestone | Bill Collins | Fred Elliott |
| Ruck: | Len Morrison | Bobby Walsh | Pat Considine |
| No Coach: | No coach and the captain directed the side | ||
Changes
In: J.Gilbert, B.Lewis, J.Marr, J.Matthews, C.Maplestone Out: H.McShane, E.Walton, B.Sharkey, C.Ross, N.Bennett
Milestones
Debut: Charlie Maplestone
