Carlton 4.3 27 8.4 52 12.6 78 16.7 103 Essendon 3.3 21 4.5 29 7.8 50 9.14 68	Venue: Windy Hill	Date: Saturday 8 June 1974
Result: Won by 35 points	Umpire: Mike Dye	Crowd: 24,436 Receipts: $18,779
Goalkickers: C.Davis 6, A.Jesaulenko 5, J.Nicholls 2, T.Keogh 1, R.Ashman 1, D.McKay 1.
Best: G.Crane, A.Jesaulenko, C.Davis, P.Jones, D.McKay, T.Keogh, R.Ashman.
Reports: Nil	Injuries: B.Armstrong (eye)

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Game Review

Carlton brought up their 13th straight win against the Bombers. What great days!

After a tight opening term 3 goals in 10 minutes from the incomparable "Jezza" gave the Blues a handy advantage and the lead was pushed steadily outwards as the match progressed.

With a 4-5-1 season record the lure of finals action was back on the horizon.

Carlton showed that their great team of talent is at last turning the corner when they crushed Essendon at Windy Hill by 35 points. This was the Blues fourth win of the season, the fourth century against Essendon by them and the fourth century kicked against Essendon in the last five games. It was also Carlton's first "away" (except finals and VFL Park matches) win in the last ten matches. - Football Record.

Team

B:	19 John O'Connell	20 Geoff Southby	30 Vin Waite
HB:	15 Phil Pinnell	11 Bruce Doull	21 Rod Austin
C:	27 David Dickson	25 Alex Jesaulenko (dvc)	6 Garry Crane
HF:	32 Bryan Quirk	42 Robert Walls (vc)	8 Trevor Keogh
F:	2 John Nicholls (cc)	43 David McKay	14 Rod Ashman
Ruck:	28 Peter Jones	23 Craig Davis	12 Barry Armstrong
Res:	31 Peter Hall	5 Syd Jackson
Coach:	John Nicholls

Milestones

100 games: Syd Jackson
Interesting fact: This was the 13th win on the trot against the Bombers, commencing in the 1968 Semi Final.

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