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| Venue: | Princes Park | ||||||||||||||||||
| Date: | Saturday 21 June 1941 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Result: | Loss by 8 points | ||||||||||||||||||
| Crowd: | 4,000 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Goalkickers: | J.Wrout 3, J.Mooring 1, P.Schmidt 1, R.Savage 1, R.Cooper 1, C.Mann 1, C.McInnes 1, B.Green 1. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Umpire: | McMurray | ||||||||||||||||||
| Injuries: | R.McLean (concussion) C.Crisp (injured shoulder) | ||||||||||||||||||
| Best: | A.Sanger, B.Green, J.Wrout, J.Mooring, F.Gill, J.Skinner, F.Anderson, C.Mann, J.Francis, R.Savage | ||||||||||||||||||
Game Review
Strugglers Fitzroy caused a huge boilover when they recovered from 38 points down at quarter time to get up and beat Carlton at Princes Park, perhaps the result of Carlton coming off a five day break after playing on the previous Monday. But in a weekend of upsets, Hawthorn beat Melbourne and Collingwood knocked over Essendon to limit the damage to Carlton's ladder position. Although our percentage took a hit, we still clung to fourth spot.Monday's Argus said McLean took a knock early in the match, afterwards he said he could not remember the game.
The first time Fitzroy had beaten the Blues in 7 years.
At the end of this round Carlton were in 4th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 115.0.
Team
| B: | 31 Charlie McInnes | 21 Frank Gill | 5 George Bailey |
| HB: | 18 Arthur Sanger | 4 Ken Baxter | 1 Frank Anderson |
| C: | 7 Jack Carney (vc) | 8 Jack Skinner | 32 Bob Green |
| HF: | 19 Ron Cooper | 28 Jack Wrout | 12 Creswell 'Mickey' Crisp |
| F: | 27 Cyril Mann | 10 Jim Francis (c) | 23 Paul Schmidt |
| Ruck: | 24 Ron Savage | 14 Rod McLean | 16 Jim Mooring |
| 19th Man: | 15 Vin Brown | ||
| Coach: | Percy Bentley | ||
Round 7 | Round 9