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Carlton

2.0

12

5.5

35

6.7

43

11.9

75

St Kilda

3.3

21

4.5

29

7.10

52

7.11

53

Venue: Junction Oval Date: Monday June 9, 1919
Result: Won by 22 points Umpire: Elder Crowd: 15,000
Goalkickers: C.Fisher 5, E.Cowley 2, N.Chandler 1, H.Furnell 1, S.Leehane 1, J.Prince 1.
Best: S.Leehane, P.O'Brien, C.Fisher,F.Johnson, T.Browne, E.Cowley, J.Scobie, A.McDonald, H.Furnell.
Reports: Injuries:











Game Review

Carlton came back from a 9-point 3/4 time deficit to beat 2nd-placed St Kilda by 22 points and steal their position to be 2nd on the ladder. Joe Prince kicks a goal on debut for the Blues.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 2nd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 195.6.

Team

B: 21 William Dunn 6 Steve Leehane 19 Fred Johnson
HB: 9 Ted Brown 10 Paddy O'Brien (vc) 3 Andy McDonald
C: 12 Charlie Canet 11 Rod McGregor 8 Newton Chandler
HF: 28 Lyle Downs 25 Frank Martin 17 Ern Cowley
F: 29 Ray Stewart 24 Joe Prince 7 Charlie Fisher (c)
Ruck: 2 Percy Daykin 18 Jack Scobie 1 Harry Furnell
Coach: Viv Valentine


Milestones

Debut (Carlton): Joe Prince


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