Round 7, 1911

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Carlton

1.3

9

4.3

27

4.5

29

5.8

38

Geelong

2.1

13

3.3

21

7.5

47

7.7

49

Venue: Corio Oval Date: Monday June 5, 1911
Result: Lost by 11 points Umpire: Crowd:
Goalkickers: V.Gardiner 3, M.Gotz 1, A.McDonald 1.
Reports: Injuries:










Game Review

After 3 straight wins over University, Richmond and St Kilda (who were destined to finish in the three bottom positions) the Blues were brought back to earth by the Pivotonians.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 4th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 120.6.

Team

B: Henry Jane Ernie Jamieson Herbert Cock
HB: Alex Barningham Norman Clark Dick Harris
C: Tom Clancy Rod McGregor George Bruce
HF: Andy McDonald Billy Dick Martin Gotz
F: Fred Elliott (cc) Roy Johnson Vin Gardiner
Ruck: Archie Wilson Ned Bowen Viv Valentine
Coach: Fred Elliott


Milestones

Last game: Herbert Cock


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