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Match Report
Round 8 · 1946
112vs56

16.16·7.14

COLLINGWOOD won by 56
DateMonday · 10 June 1946
VenueVictoria Park
Attendance40,000
Margin56 pts
By the Quarter

Quarter-by-Quarter

TeamQ1Q2Q3Q4Final
Collingwood
7.5
47
10.6
66
14.13
97
16.16
112
112
Carlton
0.3
3
5.6
36
6.8
44
7.14
56
56
The Match

Match Report

Umpire: Crowd: 40,000

Goalkickers: K. Baxter 3, J. Conley 2, F. Davies 1, T. Dillon 1.

Best: J. Howell, F. Davies, A. Sanger, J. Clark, J. Conley, R. Garby, K. Hands, O. Grieve

Reports: Injuries: J. Howell (ankle) replaced by C. McInnes in the last quarter.



Game Review

Carlton were trounced at Victoria Park. A 7 goal to nothing in the first quarter didn't help...
Collingwood jumped Carlton in the first quarter, kicking with a strong wind, they used their greater pace and skill to advantage. In the second term the Blues were slow off the mark but managed to add 5.3, but the home side against the wind regained the ascendancy kicking a quick 3 goals just before half time. Two of their goals came from Carlton mistakes. The Blues despite having use of the wind in the last quarter wasted their opportunities by kicking 1.6

This game was played on a Monday.

Team

B: 18 Arthur Sanger 27 Ollie Grieve 28 Fred Davies
HB: 19 Gordon Cameron 23 Bert Deacon 26 Jim Clark
C: 11 Ron Hines 10 Clinton Wines 12 Doug Williams
HF: 32 Tom Dillon 1 Ken Hands 20 Ray Garby
F: 14 Rod McLean (a/c) 21 Ken Baxter 29 Ken McLean
Ruck: 13 Jack Howell 3 Jack Bennett 35 Jack Conley
Res: 31 Charlie McInnes 7 Herb Turner
Coach: Percy Bentley

Milestones

Last Game: Ken McLean, Gordon Cameron

By the Numbers

Player Statistics

Carlton

#PlayerKIHBDIMKGLBHGAIFMIUPBOTKRB1%FFFACPCMCLCGHOBR%P
21Ken BaxterKen Baxter----3------------------
28Fred DaviesFred Davies----1------------------
32Tom DillonTom Dillon----1------------------
35Jack ConleyJack Conley----2------------------
Team Total----7------------------
Team Average----1.8------------------

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