Round 2, 1900

From Blueseum - History of the Carlton Football Club

Carlton

1.1

7

1.2

8

1.3

9

1.4

10

Fitzroy

0.1

1

1.4

10

3.7

25

4.10

34

Venue:

Brunswick Street Oval

Date:

Saturday 12 May 1900

Result:

Loss by 24 Points

Crowd:
Goalkickers:

J.Sullivan 1.

Reports:
Umpire:

Freame

Injuries:
Best:

C.Rolands, H.Rigby, A.Thompson, B.Sharkey, G.O'Dwyer, L.Morrison

Game Review

This was Carlton's 50th League match, and it was a pity that we couldn't celebrate it with a win. In fact, this defeat left us eighth and last on the ladder - the only team yet to win after two rounds. (St.Kilda had drawn with Melbourne but they protested to the VFL and were awarded the four points during the week.)

Fitzroy won the toss but decided to kick against the wind. Sullivan scored the Blues' first and only goal. Heavy rain then fell and Sullivan, again, managed to score a behind, being the only scorer in Blue for the first quarter. The Blues only managed a few extra behinds for the remainder of the match.

The club's 51st League match would actually take place in Round 4, after the round 3 fixture was cancelled due to severe weather conditions. As a result, round 3 was actually played after round 14. Please click here to find out more.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 8th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 40.6.

Team

B: Bill Sharkey Arthur Thompson Wally Powell
HB: Will Stuckey (c) Gerald O'Dwyer Bill Casey
C: Charlie Roland Henry McShane Harry Rigby
HF: Joe Sullivan Bill McNamara Fred Elliott
F: Bill Lewis Jack Gilbert Bob Bird
Ruck: Len Morrison Bobby Walsh Pat Considine
No Coach: No coach and the captain directed the side

Changes

In: B.Casey Out: E.Walton


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