Round 12, 1940

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Carlton

3.4

22

4.12

36

8.16

64

11.24

90

Geelong

1.6

12

5.9

39

9.15

69

12.19

91

Venue:

Princes Park

Date:

Saturday 13 July 1940

Result:

Lose by 1 point

Crowd:

9,000

Goalkickers:

P.Schmidt 4, J.Bennett 1, G.Cameron 1, D.Chandler 1, B.Green 1, J.Hale 1, C.Mann 1, R.Savage 1.

Reports:
Umpire:

Hawkins

Injuries:
Best:

Game Review

Geelong were equal first going into this game, and managed to take the points against the Blues. In a game of missed shots for goal, the Cats won by a point despite Carlton having 4 more scoring shots.

Umpire Hawkins failed to hear the bell signalling the end the second quarter. According to the Australasian's match report the umpire was the only person who failed to hear it! Geelong scored a goal in this period of "extra time" and went on to win the game by the barest of margins.

Carlton fell to 8th after this loss.

Team

B: 1 Frank Anderson 26 Jim Park 22 Jim Jones
HB: 6 Bob Chitty 10 Jim Francis (acting capt.) 31 Charlie McInnes
C: 7 Jack Carney 12 Creswell 'Mickey' Crisp 32 Bob Green
HF: 35 Clinton 'Dick' Chandler 28 Jack Wrout 27 Cyril Mann
F: 9 Gordon Cameron 4 Ken Baxter 23 Paul Schmidt
Ruck: 24 Ron Savage 3 Jack Bennett 11 Jack Hale
19th Man: 33 Jack Bavin
Coach: Brighton Diggins


Milestones

Debut: Clinton 'Dick' Chandler

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