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Match Report
Round 7 · 1905
25vs63

3.7·8.15

CARLTON won by 38
DateSaturday · 17 June 1905
VenueJunction Oval
AttendanceUnknown
Margin38 pts
By the Quarter

Quarter-by-Quarter

TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
St Kilda
1.0
6
1.3
9
1.3
9
3.7
25
25
Carlton
1.5
11
1.7
13
6.11
47
8.15
63
63
The Match

Match Report

Reports: Nil

Injuries: Nil

Game Review

Future Premiership star Frank 'Silver' Caine wore navy blue on to the field for the first time in this match against St Kilda at the Junction Oval, and enjoyed a big win over the perennial cellar dwellars (well, perennial in a pre-National Draft sense).

In other matches, Fitzroy remained unbeaten with a good win over South Melbourne, and Collingwood defeated Essendon at East Melbourne. Those results strengthened the Blues' hold on third spot, by establishing a two-win buffer over the two losing sides. The top four was now Fitzroy, Collingwood, Carlton and Essendon, with South Melbourne outside the four on percentage.

At the end of this round Carlton were in 3rd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 100.9.

Team

B: Alf Sharp Billy Leeds George Blake
HB: Charlie Hammond Billy Payne Bert Parke
C: George Bruce Bob Boyle Charlie Roland
HF: Rod McGregor Mick Grace (vc) George S Johnson
F: Frank Caine George Topping Jim Kennedy
Ruck: Jim Flynn (c) Fred Elliott Archie Snell
Coach: Jack Worrall

Changes

In: G.Blake, G.Topping, B.Leeds, F.Caine
Out: H.Newbound, E.Yeomans, B.McVeigh, J.Slater

Milestones

Debut: Frank Caine
Debut (Carlton): George Blake

By the Numbers

Player Statistics

Carlton

#PlayerKIHBDIMKGLBHGAIFMIUPBOTKRB1%FFFACPCMCLCGHOBR%P
-Archie SnellArchie Snell----3------------------
-Frank CaineFrank Caine----1------------------
-Fred ElliottFred Elliott----1------------------
-George ToppingGeorge Topping----1------------------
-Jim KennedyJim Kennedy----1------------------
-Mick GraceMick Grace----1------------------
Team Total----8------------------
Team Average----1.3------------------

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