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Carlton lose to Geelong by 45 points at Kardinia Park - Last game for Ritchie Green

Round 19, 1952

Carlton1.392.6182.10223.1432
Geelong0.555.9399.136710.1777
Venue: Kardinia ParkDate: Saturday August 30, 1952
Result: Lose by 45 pointsUmpire: JamiesonCrowd: 49,107 Gate Takings: £3,368.
Goalkickers: J.Mills 2, H.Caspar 1.
Best: J. Mills, J.Conley, O.Grieve, D.Guy, F.Stafford, J.Howell, K.Hands
. Reports: Injuries: H.Casper (lacerated nose) D.Guy replaced R. Green in third quarter. J.Spencer replaced D.Beasy in last quarter.











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Game Review

In the lead up to the 1952 finals campaign, a Kardinia Park record crowd of 49,107 rolled up to see the Cats demolish the Blues.

Team

B: 35 Jack Conley 27 Ollie Grieve 24 Harry Caspar
HB: 16 John Brown 14 Vin English 33 Ritchie Green
C: 11 Laurie Kerr 10 Fred Stafford 34 A. Max Thomas
HF: 23 John Chick 2 Bill Milroy 17 Doug Beasy
F: 28 Fred Davies (vc) 7 Keith Warburton 15 Bruce Comben
Ruck: 1 Ken Hands (c) 13 Jack Howell 9 Jack Mills
Res: 4 Doug Guy 32 Jack Spencer
Coach: Percy Bentley

Image
Carlton's Keith Warburton and Fred Davies (right front), Bruce Comben (15)
Image: Argus September 01 p16

Milestones

Last game: Ritchie Green

Record Crowd Buys League Record

More than 20,000 copies of the Record were printed and sold by 1.15pm.
All standing room was taken by 1.30pm.

The Lithgow Flash

Marjorie Jackson, 1952 Helsinki 100 and 200 metre Olympic Champion was cheered wildly by the crowd as she was driven around Kardinia Oval at half time.
Jackson a sprinter won two gold medals and set or equalled 13 world records.
"It's nothing to skite about being a world champion." Said Marjorie in a broadcast on Saturday. "Plenty of people have different talents.
Mine just happens to be sprinting." (Sun September 01 p3)

Round 18 | Semi Final
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