Round 16, 1941

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Carlton

5.7

37

9.8

62

13.12

90

20.17

137

St Kilda

2.6

18

6.10

46

8.13

61

11.14

80

Venue:

Princes Park

Date:

Saturday 16 August 1941

Result:

Win by 57 points

Crowd:

8,000

Goalkickers:

P.Schmidt 11, C.Mann 4, J.Mooring 3, J.Wrout 1, R.Cooper 1.

Reports:
Umpire:

Bride

Injuries: C. Crisp (injured leg) replaced by M. Price in second quarter.
Best: P. Schmidt, R. Cooper, F. Anderson, F. Gill, J. Mooring, C. Mann, B. Chitty, R. Savage

Game Review

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Continuing his stellar run of form, Paul Schmidt took his season tally to 71 when he kicked 11 goals in this thumping of St Kilda at Princes Park. Another percentage-booster lifted the Blues to second on the ladder to Melbourne, with Richmond and Essendon making up the four.

Lance - short for Lancelot - Regnier played the last of his seven games for Carlton.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 2nd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 120.8.

Team

B: 2 Don McIntyre 6 Bob Chitty 21 Frank Gill
HB: 18 Arthur Sanger 1 Frank Anderson 5 George Bailey
C: 15 Vin Brown 8 Jack Skinner 16 Jim Mooring
HF: 31 Charlie McInnes 28 Jack Wrout 12 Creswell 'Mickey' Crisp
F: 10 Jim Francis (c) 27 Cyril Mann 23 Paul Schmidt
Ruck: 24 Ron Savage 13 Lance Regnier 19 Ron Cooper
19th Man: 30 Mick Price
Coach: Percy Bentley



Milestones

Last game: Lance Regnier

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