Round 15, 1943

From Blueseum - History of the Carlton Football Club

Carlton

5.6

36

8.16

64

9.20

74

15.23

113

Nth Melbourne

0.0

0

3.2

20

6.4

40

7.5

47

Venue:

Princes Park

Date:

Saturday 21 August 1943

Result:

Win by 66 points

Crowd:

8,000

Goalkickers:

C.McInnes 6, J.Bennett 2, V.Brown 2, M.Price 2, T.Dillon 1, K.Rae 1, J.Howell 1.

Reports:
Umpire:

Hawkins

Injuries:

Injuries: Chitty (elbow)

Best:

Game Review

Popular clubman and perennial 19th man Charlie McInnes had a memorable afternoon - kicking 6 goals from a forward pocket as the Blues crushed the Shinboners by 66 points at Princes Park.

NB. Some historical books indicate that this match was the match where Bob Chitty took the field with half his finger missing after an industrial accident at work. The Blueseum understands that to be incorrect, with the relevant match instead being in 1945. In this particular match, Chitty suffered an injured elbow (in his 100th match) but the record of the injured finger match to 1945 in underlying newspaper records.

The Blues were now in 2nd spot with a percentage of 128.4.

Team

B: 9 Bob Atkinson 12 George Gniel 5 Ted Tuohill
HB: 32 Bob Green 15 Vin Brown 26 Jim Clark
C: 8 Fred Fitzgibbon 6 Bob Chitty 23 Keith Rae
HF: 31 Charlie McInnes 28 Jack Wrout 7 Tom Dillon
F: 20 Graham Tudor 13 Jack Howell 30 Mick Price (vc)
Ruck: 24 Ron Savage 3 Jack Bennett 16 Jim Mooring (acting capt.)
19th Man: 27 Mac Wilson
Coach: Percy Bentley



Milestones

100 Games: Bob Chitty


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