Round 3, 1926

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Carlton

0.2

2

3.4

22

6.10

46

8.12

60

Geelong

1.3

9

5.4

34

7.6

48

9.10

64

Venue: Corio Oval Date: Saturday May 15, 1926
Result: Lose by 4 points Umpire: A.Barlow Crowd: 18,000 (approx.)
Goalkickers: H.Clover 4, T.Mullens 2, T.Blewis 1, H.McPherson 1.
Reports: Alex Duncan (See game review) Injuries: Nil










Game Review

Carlton's bright start to 1926 would end with a tight loss to Geelong in Round 3. Carlton fell to 6th place with 2 wins and 1 loss after the 3 rounds.

Alex Duncan who in the 1924 season had been reported for "making an offensive motion to a boundary umpire" found himself on report for deliberately throwing the ball at Geelong's Lloyd Hagger. He was suspended for 4 weeks. Interesting times!!!

At the end of this round Carlton were in 6th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 115.7.

Team

B: 21 Frank Irwin 33 Jim Watson (vc) 13 Jack Morrissey
HB: 18 Frank Donoghue 32 Alex Duncan 26 Ray Brew (cc)
C: 19 George Styles 2 Norm Collins 7 Joe Kelly
HF: 15 Harold Rumney 1 Horrie Clover 8 Hedley Blackmore
F: 10 Harry McPherson 12 Tom Mullens 16 Harvey Dunn
Ruck: 20 Ted Brewis 3 Charlie McSwain 9 Fred Mutch
Coach: Ray Brew


Milestones

Debut: George Styles
Debut (Carlton): Tom Mullens


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