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1949 Reserves

Reserves Season 1949
Coach: TBD
Captain: TBD
Best & Fairest: Ken Shaw
Position: 8th
Premier: Melbourne







Carlton Final List

Old

Aitken, Baird, Baxter, Cahill, Clark, Cooper, Conley, Davey, Deacon, Garby, Green, Greenshields, Grieve, Hands, Henfry, Hines, Hodgson, J. Howell, M. Howell, Hunter, Leehane, Mooring, Simmons, Stafford, Streeter, Sorrell, Thynne, Turner, Williams.

New Players

D. Baxter (seconds), Geoff Brokenshire (Collingwood), Bernie Cannan (Eaglehawk), Collins (Trafalgar), Peter Harries (Yallourn), Morrie Williams (Yallourn).

Harry Caspar and Keith Warburton to be on the list when cleared by VFA clubs.

Supplementary

Bull (University), Holmen (District), Doug Guy (local), Robesco (seconds), Ken Shaw (seconds), Frank Bateman (Gippsland).

Considered when available

V. Brown, Hale, Kelsey, Lalor, Wade, J. Hardy (Essendon), F. Davies (Echuca).

Reported in the Dandenong Journal April 06 1949, Billy Norman from the Noble Park club has been signed by Carlton.

The Alexandra and Yea Standard April 15 1949 (p3) reports "George Hopgood, of Preston, and formerly of Carlton Seconds, has been appointed coach of the Yea Football Club for 1949."




Most of the inner suburban VFL clubs had a baseball team which used to be the curtain raiser to the senior match. Over the years with the introduction of the U19 competition as the curtain raiser, most of these baseball clubs have had to find another venue. This season three baseball clubs still play on VFL grounds and their matches are now played before the VFL Reserve matches. Those three are Carlton, Fitzroy and North Melbourne.
Of the other baseball clubs, Melbourne play at the Albert ground in St.Kilda Road, Collingwood at National Park in Kew, St.Kilda at Ross Gregory Reserve, Richmond at Heyington and Essendon at the Maribyrnong Recreation Reserve. The non VFL associated clubs Prahran still play at Toorak Park, and Brunswick on the Brunswick Football Ground.
(Sporting Globe April 20 p13)

April 23
Carlton played Fitzroy at Princes Park
Carlton lost by 9 points
Carlton: 6.2 6.4 9.7 9.7.61
Fitzroy: 1.5 3.10 6.14 8.22.70

April 30
Carlton played Hawthorn at Glenferrie
Carlton won by 1 point
Carlton: 4.0 6.2 8.10 10.12.72
Hawthorn: 4.3 8.5 10.7 10.11.71

May 07
Carlton played Essendon at Princes Park
Carlton lost by 76 points
Carl; 2.3 2.8 6.11 10.13.73
Ess; 5.0 13.9 18.14 22.17.149

May 14
Carlton played Collingwood at Victoria Park
Carlton lost by 15 points
Carl; 3.4 5.7 6.11 7.12.54
Coll; 2.2 4.8 5.8 9.15.69

May 21
Carlton played Geelong
Carlton lost by 32 points
Carl; 4.1 6.3 9.4 12.4.76
Geel; 2.2 5.6 12.10 16.12.108

May 28
Carlton played St.Kilda at Princes Park
Carlton won by 9 points
Carlton: 2.2 7.4 12.7 14.10.94
St.Kilda: 5.3 8.7 10.11 12.13.85

June 04
Carlton played North Mebourne at Arden Street.
Carlton won by 47 points
Carlton: 11.17.83
N. Melb: 4.12.36

June 11
Carlton played Richmond
Carlton lost by 18 points
Carl; 12.14.86
Rich; 14.20.104

June 18
Carlton played Melbourne on the MCG
Carlton lost by 8 points
Carlton: 10.10.70
Melbourne: 10.18.78

June 25

July 02
Carlton played Footscray
Carlton won by 8 points
Carlton 14.9.93 - 12.13.85

July 09
Carlton played South Melbourne
Carlton won by 33 points
Carlton 12.10.82 - 6.13.49

July 16
Carlton played Fitzroy
Carlton won by
Carlton 9.17.71 - 7.14.56

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(Herald Tuesday July 19)

July 23
Carlton played Hawthorn
Carlton won by 68 points
Carl; 22.11.143
Haw; 10.15.75

July 30
Carlton played Essendon
Carlton lost by 23 points
Carl; 9.10.64
Ess; 12.15.87

August 13
Carlton played Geelong
Carlton won 34 points
Carl; 16.17.113
Geel; 11.13.79

August 20
Carlton played St.Kilda
Carlton lost by 19 points
Carlton 9.10.62 - 12.9.81

August 27
Final game of the season
Carlton played North Melbourne
Carlton lost 4 points
Carl; 1.0 3.8 7.9 8.11.59
NM; 1.5 3.9 5.11 8.15.63

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