Carlton 1.5 11 1.7 13 6.12 48 9.14 68 Hawthorn 1.2 8 4.6 30 7.9 51 11.15 81	Venue: Princes Park	Date: Saturday 27 July 1968
Result:Lost by 13 points	Umpire: Deller	Crowd: 18,470
Goalkickers: Jesaulenko 3, Crosswell 2, Silvagni, Munari, Barassi, Quirk 1.
Reports: Nil	Injuries: Lofts (calf), Walls (thigh)
Ladder: 2nd with 11 wins, 4 losses (12 teams) and a percentage of 131.3

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Game Review

Once again it was a very blustery day and this, together with last minute withdrawals of Lofts and Walls from the Carlton side, upset the Blues. Hawthorn matched Carlton in every department in a very scrambly opening and although Carlton led by 3 points at ¼ time, Hawthorn looked the better side.

In the second quarter, Hawthorn were first to the ball and made better use of it than Carlton. They were clear winners across the centre and while out-bumping Carlton beat us at our own game.

Carlton added 5 goals in the third term but hawthorn did not lose control. In a thrilling finish, Hawthorn held on to earn a well deserved win. They play hard, tough football but are the fairest team I have seen this year.

Best for Carlton were Silvagni, Collins, McLean (in the back pocket), Jesaulenko and Crosswell, whilst for Hawthorn Meagher was best on Ground, Hudson kicked 7 goals, and Crimmins, Arthur, Keddie and Bussel were also good.

McLean and Smith were both reported in the Reserves.

Blueseum footnote: This write-up, and an associated Image Gallery, were donated to the Blueseum through a Supporter Journal.

Team

B:	19 Ian Collins	26 Graeme Anderson	30 Vin Waite
HB:	3 Kevin Hall	11 John Goold	36 Peter McLean
C:	39 Cliff Stewart	17 Brent Crosswell	6 Garry Crane
HF:	31 Ron Barassi (cc)	34 Ian Robertson	32 Bryan Quirk
F:	28 Peter Jones	25 Alex Jesaulenko	8 Dennis Munari
Ruck:	2 John Nicholls (vc)	1 Serge Silvagni	10 Adrian Gallagher
Res:	38 Bob Edmond	47 Neil Chandler
Coach:	Ron Barassi

Milestones

Last game: Bob Edmond

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