Round 3, 1929

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Carlton4.32711.117711.168213.28106
Hawthorn1.9155.9396.12489.1468
Venue: Princes ParkDate: Saturday May 11, 1929
Result: Win by 38 pointsUmpire: BlackburnCrowd: 17,000
Goalkickers: H.Vallence 4, J.Crowe 3, H.Dunn 2, A.Doyle 1, J.Green 1, C.Davey 1, C.McSwain 1.
Reports: Joe Kelly (Charging Arthur Bryse) - Not Guilty. Injuries:












Game Review

The Blues had over 40 scoring shots - almost double that of the Hawks - to bring up a 38 point win at Princes Park.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 3rd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 141.2.

Team

B: 4 Aubrey Martyn 21 Frank Gill 8 Ernie Sheil
HB: 3 Charlie McSwain 27 Charlie Parsons 6 Fred Gilby
C: 7 Joe Kelly 2 Colin Martyn 15 Maurie Johnson
HF: 24 Noel Peverill 22 Harry Vallence 16 Harvey Dunn
F: 19 Alec Doyle 14 Jack Green 23 Jim Crowe
Ruck: 17 Charlie Davey 10 Denis Kelleher 26 Ray Brew (c)
Coach: Dan Minogue


Milestones

Debuts: Jack Green and Ernie Sheil
Debut and Only Game: Noel Peverill

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