Round 14, 1943

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Carlton

1.3

9

5.6

36

8.7

55

10.10

70

Essendon

4.3

27

5.7

37

7.10

52

9.13

67

Venue:

Windy Hill

Date:

Saturday 14 August 1943

Result:

Win by 3 points

Crowd:

19,000

Goalkickers:

J.Wrout 3, C.McInnes 2, T.Dillon 1, R.Hines 1, J.Mooring 1, M.Price 1, R.Savage 1.

Reports:
Umpire:

Hawkins

Injuries:

A.Sanger (injured) replaced by M.Wilson at quarter time. J.Francis (knee) F.Fitzgibbon (leg)

Best:

Game Review

Carlton captain Jim Francis suffered a knee injury that ended his celebrated career in this epic Carlton v Essendon battle at Windy Hill. Popular clubman Ron Hines provided some consolation in his debut game, as the Blues downed the Bombers by 3 points.

The Blues climbed up into 3rd spot with a percentage of 123.2.

Team

B: 32 Bob Green 12 George Gniel 20 Graham Tudor
HB: 18 Arthur Sanger 10 Jim Francis (c) 26 Jim Clark
C: 8 Fred Fitzgibbon 6 Bob Chitty 23 Keith Rae
HF: 11 Ron Hines 28 Jack Wrout 7 Tom Dillon
F: 31 Charlie McInnes 5 Ted Tuohill 30 Mick Price
Ruck: 24 Ron Savage 3 Jack Bennett 16 Jim Mooring (vc)
19th Man: 27 Max Wilson
Coach: Percy Bentley



Milestones

50 Games: Arthur Sanger
Debut: Ron Hines
Last Game: Jim Francis

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