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Carlton3.4227.6489.106413.1492
St Kilda1.395.3337.4468.856
Venue: Junction OvalDate: Saturday August 23, 1952
Result: Win by 36 pointsUmpire: Crowd: 18,000
Goalkickers: D.Beasy 3, J.Mills 3, B.Comben 2, K.Warbuton 2, F.Davies 1, K.Hands 1, B.Milroy 1.
Reports: Injuries:










Game Review

Carlton was always in control of this game against St Kilda at the Junction Oval, and ran out winners by six goals. Classy wingman Graham Gilchrist made a solid debut in the first of his 114 games for the Navy Blues.

Team

B: 35 Jack Conley 27 Ollie Grieve 24 Harry Caspar
HB: 16 John Brown 14 Vin English 33 Ritchie Green
C: 26 Graham Gilchrist 10 Fred Stafford 34 A. Max Thomas
HF: 23 John Chick 2 Bill Milroy 17 Doug Beasy
F: 28 Fred Davies (vc) 7 Keith Warburton 15 Bruce Comben
Ruck: 13 Jack Howell 1 Ken Hands (c) 9 Jack Mills
Res: 4 Doug Guy 19 Don Calder
Coach: Percy Bentley



Milestones

Debut: Graham Gilchrist
50 Games: Harry Caspar
100 Games: Fred Stafford


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