Round 5, 1913

Carlton 1.4 10 5.7 37 7.9 51 10.12 72 University 3.0 18 4.3 27 7.4 46 8.8 56	Venue: MCG	Date: Saturday May 24, 1913
Result: Win by 16 points	Umpire: Noseda	Crowd:
Goalkickers: J.Wells 3, A.Baud 2, G.Bruce 2, W.Gibbins 1, R.Moran 1, V.Valentine 1.
Best: E.Jamieson, B.Dick, P.Mills, T.Clancy, G.Green, J.Wells, A.Baud, P.O'Brien, F.Triplett, W.Gibbons, A.Barningham, V.Valentine
Reports: Nil	Injuries: Nil

Game Review

For most part of the match it was a very even game that was played mostly through the centre of the ground. High marking and long runs were a feature by both sides. In the final term, Carlton's weight and strength was the difference between the two teams. The attendance was described as "moderate."

Highly talented and ill-fated Alf Baud kicked two goals on debut in this game, as Carlton returned to the winner's list against bottom of the table University at the MCG. Afterwards, the Blues sat in fourth spot on the ladder, with 3 wins and a draw from 5 games.

The top three teams were Collingwood, South Melbourne and Fitzroy.

Team

B:	26 Dave Earsman	15 Ernie Jamieson	5 Harry Haughton
HB:	9 Paddy Mills	14 Billy Dick	21 Andy O'Donnell
C:	18 Frank Triplett	17 Gordon Green	8 Tom Clancy
HF:	24 Martin Gotz	1 Jack Wells (cc)	25 Alf Baud
F:	19 Wally Gibbins	7 Richard Moran	3 George Bruce
Ruck:	10 Paddy O'Brien	23 Alex Barningham	6 Viv Valentine
Coach:	Jack Wells

1913 Rnd 5 Carlton team vs University MCG, CFC image.
Two 1890 - 1907 canvas jackets still being worn by Martin Gotz and Viv Valentine
Possible image names. If anyone disagrees please contact Blueseum.
Back Row; Alex Barningham, Wally Gibbins, Martin Gotz, Dave Earsman, Andy O'Donnell, Alf Baud, Tom Clancy, Paddy Mills.
Centre Row; Ernie Jamieson, Harry Haughton, Jack Wells, Billy Dick, Richard Moran, Viv Valentine.
Front Row; Gordon Green, George Bruce, Paddy O'Brien, Frank Triplett.

In: A. O'Donnell, H. Haughton, A. Baud (Eaglehawk), D. Earsman (Northcote)

Out: G. Challis, V. Gardiner, J. Marchbank, A. McDonald

Milestones

50 Games: Alex Barningham
Debuts: Dave Earsman and Alf Baud

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