| Venue: Princes Park | Date: Saturday August 15, 1964 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result: Lose by 16 points | Umpire: Toohey | Crowd: 17,178 Receipts: £1,405 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: J.Nicholls 2, A.Gallagher 1, J.Gill 1, K.Hall 1, G.Hardie 1. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: | Injuries: | |||||||||||||||||||
Game Review 
Had St Kilda been able to foresee the future, perhaps they would have celebrated this win over Carlton with a bit more enthusiasm.Why? Because after this, the Saints would not taste victory over the Blues for another 29 seasons - until round 20, 1993, when they fell in by 7 points to end one of the longest losing streaks in VFL/AFL history.
One of Carlton's future greats; wingman Garry Crane, made his debut this day, wearing guernsey no. 31.
Despite being up at three quarter time, a 4-goal to nil last quarter against the Saints would cost the Blues the game. St Kilda ended up scoring a comfortable win over Carlton. Gordon Collis - one of the hot fancies for the Brownlow Medal, was a strong defender for the Blues. - Football Record.
Footnote:
Debutant Garry Crane who wore No.31 in this match, is the grand son of Carlton player No.31 Henry CraneTeam
| B: | 14 Bob Crowe | 29 Dave Rogers | 5 Ken Greenwood |
| HB: | 26 Graeme Anderson | 17 Gordon Collis | 8 John Benetti |
| C: | 39 Cliff Stewart | 19 Ian Collins | 31 Garry Crane |
| HF: | 3 Kevin Hall | 12 John Gill | 33 Jim Pleydell |
| F: | 16 Maurie Sankey (acting capt.) | 24 Tony Thiessen | 15 Greg Hardie |
| Ruck: | 2 John Nicholls | 28 John Reilly | 10 Adrian Gallagher |
| Res: | 4 Brian Buckley | 25 John Comben | |
| Coach: | Ken Hands | ||
In: J. Benetti, J. Reilly, T. Thiessen, D. Rogers, G. Crane
Out: S. Silvagni, B. Cox, M. Kick, T. Best, B. Gill
Milestones
Debut: Garry CraneLast Game (Carlton): Tony Thiessen
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