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Another win for the Blues, despite a scoreless first quarter against South Melbourne.

Round 9, 1902

Carlton0.001.4102.6184.731
Sth Melbourne0.440.442.6182.618
Venue: Princes ParkDate: Saturday June 21, 1902
Result: Won by 13 pointsUmpire: Crowd:
Goalkickers: F.Scott 2, J.McShane 1, C.Roland 1.
Best: J.McShane, E.Walton, C.Rowland, C.Tough, J.Opie, B.Walsh, A.Snell
Reports: Injuries:











Game Review

There was joy at Princes Park for the second week running after this hard-fought, desperately low-scoring contest against South Melbourne. Carlton was held scoreless in the first quarter, but in turn prevented the Bloods from adding to their total in the second and last terms, to win by 13 points.

Furthermore, the Blues displaced the Southerners from sixth position on the ladder, although our poor percentage of 63.19 made that situation rather tenuous.

Team

B: Charlie Ross Charlie Tough Gordon Ross
HB: Barney Lazarus Ernie Walton Tom Watson
C: Frank Field Wally Powell Charlie Roland
HF: Jim Opie Fred Scott Fred Webber
F: Tom Fox Joe Marr Jim Martin
Ruck: Joe McShane (acting capt.) Bobby Walsh Archie Snell
Coach: Jack Worrall

Changes

In : J.Marr
Out : H.McShane

Milestones

Last Game (Carlton) : Joe Marr


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