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From the Rd. 3 Football Record: "Walker went over Gardiner's mark in the third quarter at Fitzroy, and, as the latter kicked, the umpire whistled. However, the ball went through the goal, and there was no necessity to bring the ball back. The goal counted, but if the ball had not gone through Gardiner would have been entitled to another shot. A good many people are not aware of this."
"Challis is a long time reproducing that brilliant form which led to his inclusion in the Carlton team. At Fitzroy, Jack Cooper beat him out of sight; in fact, the Fitzroy skipper did not give him a look in."
"The field umpire missed a point at Fitzroy during the third quarter. In kicking off, Clark ran over the line and doubled back. The umpire did not but should have bounced the ball on the kick off line nearest the spot where the infringement took place."
"Barningham kicked the first goal for Carlton in the first half and the first in the second half of the Fitzroy match. The latter was the result of a glorious
pass by Valentine."
"One of the keenest onlookers of the Fitzroy-Carlton match was " Bongo" Lang, who is still hopeful of being able to resume his place in Carlton's team."
At the end of this round Carlton were in 2nd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 186.1.
Leader May 11
Note: The differing monograms, the "olde english" (version 2) and a bold plain type. Also two old style 1890 - 1907 canvas guernseys.
Images; Trove, Punch May 09
Debut: Frank Triplett
Debut (Carlton): Jim Stewart
Round 1 | Round 3
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Venue: Brunswick Street Oval | Date: Saturday May 4, 1912 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result: Won by 23 points | Umpire: Field: Ottey, Boundary: Roy and Bishop, Steward: Palling, Goal: Keenan and Franks | Crowd: | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: A.Barningham 2, V.Gardiner 2, J.Stewart 2, B.Dick 1, G.Green 1, J.Marchbank 1. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Reports: | Injuries: Barningham (broken cheek bone), McGregor (ankle) | |||||||||||||||||||
Game Review
From the Rd. 3 Football Record: "Walker went over Gardiner's mark in the third quarter at Fitzroy, and, as the latter kicked, the umpire whistled. However, the ball went through the goal, and there was no necessity to bring the ball back. The goal counted, but if the ball had not gone through Gardiner would have been entitled to another shot. A good many people are not aware of this."
"Challis is a long time reproducing that brilliant form which led to his inclusion in the Carlton team. At Fitzroy, Jack Cooper beat him out of sight; in fact, the Fitzroy skipper did not give him a look in."
"The field umpire missed a point at Fitzroy during the third quarter. In kicking off, Clark ran over the line and doubled back. The umpire did not but should have bounced the ball on the kick off line nearest the spot where the infringement took place."
"Barningham kicked the first goal for Carlton in the first half and the first in the second half of the Fitzroy match. The latter was the result of a glorious
pass by Valentine."
"One of the keenest onlookers of the Fitzroy-Carlton match was " Bongo" Lang, who is still hopeful of being able to resume his place in Carlton's team."
At the end of this round Carlton were in 2nd spot on the ladder with a percentage of 186.1.
Team
| B: | 3 Norman Clark (coach) | 10 Ernie Jamieson | 2 Ned Bowen |
| HB: | 14 Fen McDonald | 6 Billy Dick (vc) | 20 Frank Triplett |
| C: | 4 Tom Clancy | 11 Rod McGregor | 8 George Bruce |
| HF: | 1 Alex Barningham | 24 Jim Stewart | 5 George Challis |
| F: | 9 Gordon Green | 13 Vin Gardiner | 12 Andy McDonald |
| Ruck: | 15 Jim Marchbank | 19 Jack Wells (c) | 18 Viv Valentine |
| Coach: | Norman Clark | ||
Leader May 11
Note: The differing monograms, the "olde english" (version 2) and a bold plain type. Also two old style 1890 - 1907 canvas guernseys.
Images; Trove, Punch May 09
Milestones
150 Games: George BruceDebut: Frank Triplett
Debut (Carlton): Jim Stewart
Round 1 | Round 3