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Carlton
Trounce
Hawthorn
By HERB COOMBES
SUPERIOR ,ln
general
play,
Carlton showed fine form to
have
the
Hawks
trailing I
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system had their opponents
floundering.
Although outclassed.
Hawthorn
played .
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CARLTON. — B.:
Oreen.
Orleve.
,lr d TJ,. H 'S.U. Bro, i?- P" 00 ?,',,,?" 1 '-
.: Fltaglbbon. Henfry, WlUlama.
FA Stafford. Rands, Bailey. F,:i
Turner, Baxter, Davie, R, Bennm
Howell, Conley. 19. 20: Hlnes. Boys..
„ BAWTBORN.—B.: Austen. Culpitt. i
H.B.: Johnston. Anderson.
C.: Brain, o'Donohue Wor-.
Hf.: Hopper, UcVUI; WoolI.,
uaon, ®nMorgan, lr Mo;gan. AJblaton. 0 Wb S ,r~ 19. 20: Pear- i
on^S^? Albiaton. 1«. 20. Pear 1
-in. Spear.
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- replaced
Worrall - '" In '
the ^
hird quarter.
At Carlton. Attendance 8000.
ALTHOUGH Carlton were the
first to attack, they failed to
drive ,'e home t lhc tie advantage, nriirnrfapp through f hrnupii
faulty kicking and poor handling
of the ball Hawthorn, with
•eater speed, countered successley
to goal from a free. The,
fully with snappy ground play, the
Carlton defenders having a busy
time keeping the Invaders at bay.
Smart centre play by Henfry
sent the Blues forward for Conregister
full points, and
Hawks answered quickly, and quick
work by McVilly let Woolf in to
equalise the scores.
With both sides favoring the |
>en spaces the pace was on, but
le defenders were on top, keeplng
the scoring down. Scores:
Carlton, 2.2.14; Hawthorn, 1.3A
The scouting around the packs'
I Hawthorn gave the Blues 1
plenty to think about. Their play-1
on style stopped Carlton from
dominating the game in the air. :
Fine play by Deakln drove
Carlton forward for Henfry to
.
after
Swenson ~ had scored for the
Hawks, Carlton had a bright
tch when Conley, Stafford and
ivies kicked straight.
Showing improved form, the
Blues took complete control, racing
to ^commanding lead when
Conley, Baxter and Hands had no
difficulty In scoring.
. Hawthorn's early pace was on
^tifl? v. the , s ,2 ,0< ?. th " w ? r !?"
Si e^t ^nrt .fPir ^
ing enect. ana after Albuton had
scored for the Hawks. Carlton
forger* further ahead. Baxter goaling
on the bell. Scores: Carlton.
10.8.68; Hawthorn, 3.8.26.
A burst by Hawthorn, when
Woolf goaled. marked the resumption
or play. Carlton replied
uickly. Deakln and Henfry comining
well for Baxter to goal after
hot scrimmage In front.
. Hie Blues, with their winning
uck, were bustling the Hawks Into
rrors, while their position play
ften left their opponents flounering.
Pltzgibbon. showing fine speed,
set Carlton forward on two occasions.
Baxter finishing off both
attacks by goaling.
Hawthorn,
although
hopelessly
In arrears,
were
fighting
stubbornly,
but made little progress
against the dash and system of
the
Blues.
Rallying
strongly.
Hawthorn broke through the stout
defence for Prior
to
goal,
and
after
Bailey
had
answered
for
Carlton Prior scored again. Scores:
Cartton.
14.10.94:
Hawthorn,
6.12.48.
With
the
game well in their
keeping. Carlton surged forward at
the opening of the last term. Culpltt
turning the maway In good
style He had done a grand Job all
day and had repeatedly held up
the Blues during the game.
There was little Interest In the
game. Carlton, with Howell dominating
In the air. asserting their
superiority when the occasion demanded.
Although Hawthorn never surrendered.
their best was no counter
for the dash and determination of
Carlton.
A belated
rally by Hawthorn
was rewarded. Alblston and Prior
goaling.
The closing stages saw Carlton
coasting along, the tired
Hawks
nff»Hpu little opposition
GOAL - KICKERS
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Carlton:
Baxter (7). Conley (3). Balrd (2)
Henfry Stafford. Davies.
Hands.
Bailey. Turner.
Hawth6rn: Prior
(3). Alblston (2) Woolf (2). Swenon.
BEST
PLAYERS. -
Carlton'
eakln,
Henfy,
Clark,
Turner,
rieve. Howell, Fitrglbbon.
Hawhorn:
Culpltt, Ferguson, Austen,
cVilly, Brain, OUonohue, Anderon.
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On the vote of the representaive
of TTie Sporting Globe, Culltt
was awarded the Hawthorn
trophy for best and fairest
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