Round 7, 1919

Carlton 3.5 23 5.9 39 7.13 55 9.16 70 Collingwood 4.1 25 5.2 32 6.8 44 8.11 59	Venue: Princes Park	Date: Saturday June 14, 1919
Result: Won by 11 points	Umpire: McMurray	Crowd: Over 30,000 Gate takings: £550
Goalkickers: E.Cowley 3, H.Furnell 2, B.Boromeo 1, C.Canet 1, L.Downs 1, C.Fisher 1.
Best: H.Furnell (BOG), E.Cowley, T.Brown, A.McDonald, J.Scobie, C.Canet, R.McGregor, N.Chandler, L.Downs, B.Boromeo
Reports:	Injuries:

Game Review

Carlton defeated 3rd-placed Collingwood to take top spot on the ladder as previous leaders South Melbourne had a bye.

Paddy O'Brien (injured arm) was replaced in the team by Morrie Ewans "Carlton's team included Sergeant L. Kittle M.M., a rover who in France played in nine matches in the course of twelve days. He roved for the whole of each game." (Herald June14 p3) Flags were at half mast in respect for Mr. H. Hall (Carlton) who died on Friday.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 1st spot on the ladder with a percentage of 179.9.

Team

B:	21 William Dunn	6 Steve Leehane	19 Fred Johnson
HB:	9 Ted Brown	18 Jack Scobie	3 Andy McDonald
C:	12 Charlie Canet	11 Rod McGregor	8 Newton Chandler
HF:	7 Charlie Fisher (c)	1 Harry Furnell	25 Frank Martin
F:	2 Percy Daykin	17 Ern Cowley	23 Les Kittle
Ruck:	27 Bert Boromeo	22 Morrie Ewans	28 Lyle Downs
Coach:	Viv Valentine

Above: No.6 Steve Leehane. Below: No.21 William Dunn.

Milestones

Debut: Les Kittle

Fine Struggle In Melbourne - Collingwood Downed By Carlton

The Sydney newspaper The Referee carried a full report of this match. To read click here> http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article120303635

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