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Game Review

After scoring five majors the previous week, Carlton full-forward Tom Carroll kicked another six goals in this match, and the Navy Blues destroyed traditional rivals Collingwood by 42 points at Princes Park.
As the finals loomed, upset results continued, with Footscray easily beating Essendon at the Western Oval. But with one game to go in the home and away rounds, the top four was already decided. Essendon, Geelong, Melbourne and Carlton would fight out the 1962 Premiership, with only the final order to be decided in round 18. Essendon - despite being beaten - had wrapped up the minor premiership. The other three places were still up for grabs.

Gordon Collis, at centre half-forward, played brilliantly in attack for the Blues, as did full-forward Tom Carroll, scoring six goals. John Nicholls rucked tirelessly in another good performance, while Berkley Cox was a clear winner in the centre. Followers Serge Silvagni and Maurie Sankey marked well and were effective around the ground, while winger Murray Kick took some superb marks and often drove Carlton into attack. - Football Record.

Team

B:	8 John Benetti	18 Peter Barry	4 Brian Buckley
HB:	26 Graeme Anderson	14 Bob Crowe	10 John James
C:	40 Bruce McMaster-Smith	9 Berkley Cox	30 Murray Kick
HF:	19 Ian Collins	17 Gordon Collis	12 John Gill
F:	16 Maurie Sankey	22 Tom Carroll	7 Bruce Williams
Ruck:	2 John Nicholls (acting capt.)	1 Serge Silvagni	36 Peter Falconer
Res:	28 John Reilly	23 Martin Cross
Coach:	Ken Hands

In: B. Crowe, J. Benetti, M. Cross
Out: J. Heathcote, W. Lofts, V. Varlamos