Teams
| Richmond | |||
| B: | Martin Bolger | Maurie Sheahan | Kevin O'Neill |
| HB: | Jack Baggott | Joe Murdoch | Basil McCormack |
| C: | Stan Judkins | Eric Zschech | Alan Geddes |
| HF: | Jack Twyford | Gordon Strang | Jack Titus |
| F: | Fred Heifner | Doug Strang | Maurie Hunter |
| Foll: | Percy Bentley (c) | Thomas O'Halloran | Ray Martin |
| Reserve(s): | Jack Anderson | ||
| Coach: | 'Checker' Hughes | ||
| Carlton | |||
| B: | Jim Crowe | Frank Gill | Charlie Street |
| HB: | Eric Huxtable | Gordon Mackie | Fred Gilby |
| C: | Joe Kelly | Colin Martyn (c) | Leo Opray |
| HF: | Keith Shea | Alf Egan | Mickey Crisp |
| F: | Horrie Bullen | Harry Vallence | Ron Cooper |
| Foll: | Charlie Davey | Maurie Johnson | Ansell Clarke |
| Reserve(s): | Jack Young | ||
| Coach: | Dan Minogue | ||
- Umpire - Bob Scott
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