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Carlton

4.4

28

4.8

38

6.15

51

6.16

52

St Kilda

1.2

8

4.9

33

4.10

34

5.12

42

Venue: Junction Oval Date: Saturday June 3, 1911
Result: Won by 10 points Umpire: Clarke Crowd: 10,000
Goalkickers: R.Johnson 3, V.Gardiner 1, A.McDonald 1, V.Valentine 1.
Reports: Ned Bowen (Retaliating against Charlie Taylor) - Not Guilty. Injuries:










Game Review

St Kilda's Charlie Taylor (a former Carlton player) was found not guilty of striking Ned Bowen. Ned Bowen was exonerationed on a charge of "retaliating" which begs the question, did he perhaps throw the first one and therefore was not retaliating? Well, that's what I would have argued if I was his advocate.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 3rd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 128.1.


Team

B: Ned Bowen Dick Harris Fred Elliott (cc)
HB: Norman Clark Billy Payne (vc) Ernie Jamieson
C: Tom Clancy Rod McGregor George Bruce
HF: Vin Gardiner Billy Dick Henry Jane
F: Gordon Green Roy Johnson Andy McDonald
Ruck: Alex Barningham Martin Gotz Viv Valentine
Coach: Fred Elliott


Milestones

50 VFL Games: Dick Harris
Debuts: Billy Dick and Henry Jane



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