Round 8, 1931

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Carlton

2.1

13

8.10

58

12.11

83

18.14

122

Melbourne

5.1

31

5.1

31

8.4

52

9.4

58

Venue: Princes Park Date: Saturday June 20, 1931
Result: Won by 64 points Umpire: Scott Crowd: 25,000 (approx.)
Goalkickers: H.Vallence 6, M.Crisp 3, L.Allen 3, A.Clarke 2, B.O'Brien 2, C.Davey 1, T.Downs 1.
Reports: Nil Injuries: Nil









Game Review

Carlton had a resounding victory over Melbourne, who were placed 5th on the ladder.

You may have noticed that the Round orders in this year appear to be slightly out of order - in fact, Carlton's next game after this Round 8 game was the Round 6 game! Please click here to find out why.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 4th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 141.0.

Footnote

Field umpire Scott held up play for quite sometime in the first quarter while having his ankle strapped by the trainers.

Team

B: 23 Jim Crowe 21 Frank Gill (acting vc) 32 Frank O'Rourke
HB: 9 Eric Huxtable 25 Bernie O'Brien 6 Fred Gilby
C: 7 Joe Kelly 2 Colin Martyn (acting capt.) 30 Vin Arthur
HF: 19 Alec Doyle 27 Alf Egan 12 Creswell 'Mickey' Crisp
F: 20 Les Allen 22 Harry Vallence 31 Ansell Clarke
Ruck: 17 Charlie Davey 10 Denis Kelleher 3 Tommy Downs
19th Man: 29 Fred Williams
Coach: Dan Minogue


Milestones

50 Games: Charlie Davey

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