Round 3, 1917

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Carlton

1.2

8

2.5

17

3.8

26

3.13

31

South Melbourne

2.5

17

3.8

26

4.12

36

5.16

46

Venue: Lakeside Oval Date: Saturday May 26, 1917
Result: Loss by 15 points Umpire: Naismith Crowd: 10,000
Goalkickers: M.Dunn 1, V.Gardiner 1, H.Haughton 1.
Best: H.Greaves, H.Haughton, R.McGregor, C.Canet, P.O'Brien
Reports: Nil Injuries: Nil











Game Review

Perfect football weather drew the largest crowd for the round to the Lakeside Oval. The Blues would endure their first loss of the season, and sit in 3rd spot out of 6 teams after 3 rounds. Geelong was the only team yet to win a match at this stage of the season.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 3rd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 111.0.

Team

B: 3 Andy McDonald 8 Mort Keily 25 Frank Martin
HB: 6 Steve Leehane 10 Paddy O'Brien 17 Jack Greenhill
C: 12 Charlie Canet 11 Rod McGregor (vc) 9 Ted Brown
HF: 16 Darcy Lear 1 Billy Dick (c) 14 Ern Carter
F: 23 Joe Shortill 13 Vin Gardiner 21 William Dunn
Ruck: 5 Harry Haughton 19 Harry Greaves 2 Percy Daykin
Coach: Norman Clark


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