The Argus Monday 22 September, 1902 THE FINAL MATCH - A RECORD ATTENDANCE.   COLLlNGWOOD

SEMI FINAL
 CHECKMATING A SYSTEM.   By: OLD BOY Collingwood have this year played with such

SEA-SICK MAGPIES. By: OLD BOY The Collingwood team only arrived at midday on Saturday from

NOTES ON SATURDAY'S GAMES By OLD BOY. Only one more round of games now remain to be played

SYSTEM PREVAILS. By: OLD BOY       The game between Collingwood and South Melbourne might be

Collingwood, 7 goals 10 behinds; Carlton, 2 goals   8 behinds- do not fully represent the

A FASHIONABLE ATTENDANCE. By: Old Boy Football was at its best on the East Melbourne ground on

KICKING RECORDS.   By: OLD BOY Collingwood put up a record for the season on Saturday, by

TRIUMPHANT COLLINGWOOD. By: OLD BOY Collingwood solidified and thoroughly united after

SEA-SICK MAGPIES. BY OLD BOY. The Collingwood team only arrived at midday on Saturday from

THE MAGPIES' FINAL SWOOP. Rowell took his place again in the Collingwood team on Saturday, and

FADED AWAY The first half of the game at Collingwood was a splendid one, in which South