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The Blues defeated Collingwood by 16 points at Princes Park, and the 'pies didn't kick a goal!

Round 6, 1900

Carlton 2.0 12 2.0 12 4.1 25 4.1 25
Collingwood 0.3 3 0.5 5 0.7 7 0.9 9
Venue: Princes Park
Date: Saturday 2 June 1900
Result: Win by 16 Points
Crowd:
Goalkickers: J.Sullivan 3, F.Elliott 1.
Reports:
Umpire: D'Helin
Injuries:
Best: L.Morrison, P.Considine, B.Walsh, W.Powell, C.Roland, H.Rigby.

Game Review

As far as Carlton's fortunes went in the early few years of the VFL competition, today was a pretty good day. For the very first time, we defeated Collingwood at Princes Park - oh, the joy! One of our early favourites - Ernie Walton - became the first Blue to play 50 games, reaching his milestone in Carlton's 53rd VFL match. As well, lively forward Joe Sullivan's three goals lifted him to second on the competition goal-kicking table, behind Geelong's Ted Lockwood.

Carlton finally defeat Collingwood at Princes Park with a final margin of 16 points. Jubilation ensues. - 100 Years of Australian Rules Football.

"Carlton have been battling a long time now to regain their glory, and each year have witnessed an improvement in their play. It is only a question of time before they will once again have a fine team. On Saturday they entertained Collingwood, and the latter have no reason to complain of the warmth of their reception, for they never even obtained a goal, whilst their opponents bagged four. The complete scores showing Carlton 4-1; Collingwood 0-9. Notwithstanding that they only crossed the line five times to the Magpies nine, they exhibited better system throughout.
Their marking with the wet ball was excellent, and they kicked off the ground with great judgment. In the last quarter Carlton played a strong, defensive game, and it succeeded. Collingwood was beaten badly in the ruck, and across the centre line - a sure sign of defeat.
For the winners, Morrison, Considine and Walsh in the ruck, Powell, and his supporter, Rowland and Rigby in the centre-line, Thompson, Sharkey, Casey, Stuckey, and McShane in defence, and Lewis and Sullivan (who kicked three goals) forwards, were the pick."
(Jack Worrall The Referee June 06)



At the end of this round Carlton were in 6th spot on the ladder with a percentage of 82.4.

You may have noticed that the Round orders in this year appear slightly out of order. Please click here to find out why.

Team


B: Bill Sharkey Arthur Thompson Bill Casey
HB: Will Stuckey (c) Gerald O'Dwyer Henry McShane
C: Charlie Roland Wally Powell Harry Rigby
HF: Bill McNamara Joe Sullivan Ernie Walton (vc)
F: Charlie Ross Fred Elliott Bill Lewis
Ruck: Len Morrison Bobby Walsh Pat Considine
No Coach: No coach and the captain directed the side

Changes

In: E.Walton, B.Stuckey, G.O'Dwyer, C.Ross
Out: C.Curtis, P.Campbell, J.Marr, B.Strickland

Milestone

50 Games: Ernie Walton
Debut: Charlie Ross
Score Records: This remains Collingwood's lowest ever score against the Blues.


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