Round 2, 1947

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Carlton

3.6

24

4.9

33

7.12

54

9.16

70

South Melbourne

3.4

22

8.6

54

10.8

68

12.12

84

Venue: Lakeside Oval Date: Saturday 26 April, 1947
Result: Lose by 14 points Umpire: Sawyer Crowd: Approx. 30,000
Goalkickers: J.Conley 2, K.Hands 1, J.Howell 1, A.Sorrell 1, J.Mooring 1, R.Garby 1, K.Baxter 1, R.Boys 1.
Best: R.Garby, F.Stafford, J.Mooring, E.Henfry, J.Conley, F.Davies, B.Deacon.
Reports: Nil Injuries: R.Hines (strained shoulder ligaments)











Game Review

The teams were well matched in a high-standard match and South prevailed due to the only lopsided period of the match, scoring 4 quick goals early in the second term.

South's Max Piggott, who only scored 21 career goals in 8 appearances had a day out, contributing 7 majors on this day after being summoned as a late replacement.

Team

B: 18 Arthur Sanger 15 Vin Brown 28 Fred Davies
HB: 5 George Bailey 23 Bert Deacon (vc) 26 Jim Clark
C: 11 Ron Hines 6 Ern Henfry (c) 8 Fred Fitzgibbon
HF: 10 Fred Stafford 21 Ken Baxter 20 Ray Garby
F: 14 Alan Sorrell 1 Ken Hands 35 Jack Conley
Ruck: 13 Jack Howell 31 Ron Boys 16 Jim Mooring
Res: 27 Ollie Grieve 29 Allan Greenshields
Coach: Percy Bentley



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