Round 6, 1918: Difference between revisions
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Venue: Princes Park | Date: Saturday June 15, 1918 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result: Win by 66 points | Umpires: Fox (McKay) | Crowd: | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: E.Cowley 5, H.Haughton 5, C.Fisher 2, H.Furnell 1, R.McGregor 1, L.Tasker 1, J.Woolley 1. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: Nil | Injuries: Nil | |||||||||||||||||||
Game Review
A margin of 66 points in this era constituted a thrashing. Carlton annihilated the Pivotonians - who had only won one out of five games for 1918 - to boost the percentage and move back into third place.
Umpire Fox took ill at half-time and was replaced by a soldier plucked from the crowd. The Blues 10 goal to 2 second half suggests he did an admirable job.
At the end of this round Carlton were in 3rd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 125.9.
Team
| B: | 19 Fred Johnson | 20 Bill Hore | 6 Steve Leehane |
| HB: | 3 Andy McDonald | 10 Paddy O'Brien | 9 Ted Brown |
| C: | 22 George White | 11 Rod McGregor (c) | 21 William Dunn |
| HF: | 1 Harry Furnell | 5 Harry Haughton | 2 Percy Daykin (vc) |
| F: | 25 Frank Martin | 17 Ern Cowley | 14 Leo Tasker |
| Ruck: | 32 Jack Woolley | 26 Bill Clohesy | 7 Charlie Fisher |
| Coach: | Norman Clark | ||
Milestones
Debut: Bill Clohesy
