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Match Report
Round 7 · 1902
59vs21

8.11·3.3

COLLINGWOOD won by 38
DateMonday · 9 June 1902
VenueVictoria Park
AttendanceUnknown
Margin38 pts
By the Quarter

Quarter-by-Quarter

TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
Collingwood
1.4
10
2.7
19
3.9
27
8.11
59
59
Carlton
2.0
12
2.0
12
3.1
19
3.3
21
21
The Match

Match Report



Game Review

Coach Jack Worrall continued to turn over Carlton’s playing list, and made another five changes to the team for the daunting task of playing third-placed Collingwood at Victoria Park on the King’s Birthday Holiday Monday.

Although the Blues were well beaten in the end, they put up a plucky effort, and were still in the contest when they trailed by only 8 points at three-quarter time. But the Magpies booted five unanswered majors in the last term to stretch the final margin to six goals.

Among the other results, Fitzroy maintained their unbeaten run and top ladder position with a big win over Geelong. The top four was now Fitzroy, Essendon, Collingwood and Geelong, followed by Melbourne, South Melbourne, Carlton and St Kilda.

Team

B: Frank Field Charlie Tough Tom Watson
HB: Jim Opie Ernie Walton Henry McShane
C: Paddy Leahy Charlie Ross Charlie Roland
HF: Gordon Ross Fred Scott Joe Sullivan (c)
F: Rob Dashwood Henry Crisfield Archie Snell
Ruck: Joe McShane Bobby Walsh Paddy Noonan (vc)
Coach: Jack Worrall

Changes

In : P.Leahy, J.Opie, F.Field, H.Crisfield, R.Dashwood
Out : B.McNamara, W.Powell, H.Rigby, J.Marr, G.Wickens

Milestones

Debut (Carlton) : Jim Opie
Last Game : Henry Crisfield, Rob Dashwood, Paddy Leahy and Paddy Noonan

By the Numbers

Player Statistics

Carlton

#PlayerKIHBDIMKGLBHGAIFMIUPBOTKRB1%FFFACPCMCLCGHOBR%P
-Charlie RossCharlie Ross----1------------------
-Fred ScottFred Scott----1------------------
-Joe SullivanJoe Sullivan----1------------------
Team Total----3------------------
Team Average----1.0------------------

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