Round 3, 1899

From Blueseum - History of the Carlton Football Club

Carlton

0.1

1

1.1

7

1.1

7

3.1

19

Melbourne

1.1

7

2.2

14

4.8

32

6.9

45

Venue:

Princes Park

Date:

Wednesday 24 May 1899

Result:

Loss by 26 Points

Crowd:
Goalkickers:

B.Churchyard 2, W.Ocock 1.

Reports:
Umpire:

Crapp

Injuries: B.Walsh (splintered ribs), H.McShane (knee)
Best:

Game Review

Another demoralising loss. The Blues were giving their fans little to enthuse over. Two goals in the last quarter meant that we had now scored just six majors in the opening three matches. Things didn't improve much in the short-term, either. This was the first time that Carlton had played on a Wednesday in the League.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 7th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 31.2.

Age May 23 p1

Team

B: Bob Bird Will Stuckey Bill Sharkey
HB: Dan Lanigan Ernie Walton (c) Bill McNamara
C: Bobadil Hooper Henry McShane (vc) Bill Casey
HF: Herman Dohrmann Peter Williams Bobby Walsh
F: Wally Ocock Bill Churchyard Jack Roberts
Ruck: Len Morrison Pat Considine Billy Monagle
No Coach: No coach and the captain directed the side

Changes

In: W.Ocock, P.Williams, J.Roberts, H.Dohrmann Jack Roberts injured his leg in Rnd 1 and a report said it was doubtful whether he would play again. Out: C.Sweatman, G.Young, J.Archer, A.Hearnden

Note

George Young did not play because of a death in the family. Flags at Princes Park were flown at half mast as a mark of respect. (Herald Friday May 26 p2)

Milestones

Last games: Herman Dohrmann, Jack Roberts


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