Round 15, 1902

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Carlton0.221.4101.6121.713
Melbourne2.1133.1194.5297.547
Venue: MCGDate: Saturday August 9, 1902
Result: Lost by 34 pointsUmpire: CrappCrowd:
Goalkicker: A.Snell 1.
Reports: Injuries:











Game Review

After trailing the Fuchsias from the first few minutes of the game, the Blues lost all semblance of cohesion after half-time and were comprehensively beaten.

It was a day of disasters as Melbourne beat Carlton by 34 points to end the Blues run at a flag. - 100 Years of Australian Rules Football.

Team

B: Bill McNamara (vc) Wally Powell Barney Lazarus
HB: Gordon Ross Ernie Walton Charlie Ross
C: Charlie O'Connor Charlie Roland Tom Watson
HF: George Topping Charlie Tough Henry McShane
F: Jim Martin Tom Fox Wal McKenzie
Ruck: Joe McShane (c) Bobby Walsh Archie Snell
Coach: Jack Worrall

Changes

In : C.O'Connor, W.McKenzie Out : J.Opie, A.Dougall

Milestones

Debut and Only Game : Wal McKenzie Last Game : Barney Lazarus Last Game (Carlton) : Jim Martin and Tom Watson

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