Round 9, 1954

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Carlton2.2144.7314.10345.1141
Hawthorn0.441.6121.7134.1236
Venue: Princes ParkDate: Monday June 14, 1954
Result: Win by 5 pointsUmpire: RoachCrowd: 34,000
Goalkickers: J.Spencer 3, G.Burke 1, J.James 1.
Reports: Injuries:










Game Review

Jack Spencer was a late replacement for Max Wenn ('flu)

Carlton's stronger first half was enough to get it over the line against the Hawks.

This game was played on a Monday.

Team

B: 15 Bruce Comben 25 George Ferry 37 Bernie Moran
HB: 19 Denis Zeunert 33 Peter Webster 30 George Stafford
C: 34 A. Max Thomas 21 Ron Robertson 11 Laurie Kerr
HF: 10 John James 7 Keith Warburton 23 John Chick
F: 5 Gerald Burke 13 Jack Howell (vc) 32 Jack Spencer
Ruck: 2 Bill Milroy 1 Ken Hands (c) 9 Jack Mills
Res: 26 Noel O'Brien 16 John Brown
Coach: Percy Bentley



Milestones

50 Carlton Games: Bill Milroy
Last Game: A. Max Thomas
Score Records: This is Hawthorn's lowest ever score against the Blues

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