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Latest revision as of 16:13, 7 February 2026

Carlton2.1136.5419.55914.1195
Collingwood5.5357.105211.178314.19103
Venue: Princes ParkDate: Saturday May 16, 1953
Result: Loss by 8 pointsUmpires: Crowd: 37,500
Goalkickers: J.Spencer 5, D.Beasy 3, K.Warburton 2, T.Walsh 1, B.Milroy 1, J.Mills 1, L.Kerr 1.
Reports: Injuries:










Game Review

Carlton's tough, nuggety rover Jack Spencer kicked five goals in this fighting loss to Collingwood in front of a huge crowd at Princes Park. The Blues came back from four goals down at three-quarter time to almost snatch victory. After this game, two wins and two losses left us sixth on the ladder, but only one win out of the four.

Team

B: 30 George Stafford 6 Harry Dern 31 Brian Molony
HB: 16 John Brown 25 George Ferry 4 Doug Guy
C: 34 A. Max Thomas 7 Keith Warburton 11 Laurie Kerr
HF: 17 Doug Beasy 18 Max Wenn 10 John James
F: 2 Bill Milroy 12 Tony Walsh 32 Jack Spencer
Ruck: 13 Jack Howell (vc) 1 Ken Hands (c) 9 Jack Mills
Res: 3 Harry Sullivan 23 John Chick
Coach: Percy Bentley




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