Coach: n/a
Captain: Bill McClelland
Finishing Position: 7th
Best and Fairest: n/a
Leading Goalkicker: Vin Coutie (19)
Best First Year Player: n/a

Matches

Ladder

Playing list

After playing finals in 1902, Melbourne crashed down the ladder. Two wins over Carlton, including keeping them to one goal in Round 7, saved them from a first wooden spoon.

Premiership season

Round	Opposition	Result	Score
1	South Melbourne	LOSS	43-50
2	Fitzroy	LOSS	29-47
3	Geelong	LOSS	32-100
4	Essendon	LOSS	25-28
5	Collingwood	LOSS	46-77
6	St. Kilda	LOSS	27-57
7	Carlton	WIN	32-8
8	South Melbourne	WIN	42-35
9	Fitzroy	LOSS	26-34
10	Geelong	LOSS	39-67
11	Essendon	LOSS	29-34
12	Collingwood	LOSS	32-74
13	St. Kilda	LOSS	32-61
14	Carlton	WIN	56-41
15	Carlton	LOSS	32-67
16	St. Kilda	LOSS	31-54
17	Collingwood	LOSS	40-91

Ladder

	W	D	L	%	P
Collingwood	15	0	2	159.4	60
Fitzroy	14	0	3	171.6	56
Carlton	11	0	6	136.0	44
Geelong	9	0	8	120.7	36
St. Kilda	7	1	9	76.4	30
Essendon	6	1	10	78.6	26
Melbourne	3	0	14	64.1	12
South Melbourne	2	0	15	54.9	8

Exhibition match

Opposition	Result	Score
Sale	WIN	112-35
Bairnsdale	WIN	118-36

Playing List

Name	Games	Goals
Lindsay Anderson	3	0
Syd Anderson	6	3
Bill Bowe	15	1
Billy Bremner	16	0
Jimmy Burn	1	0
Harry Cordner	1	0
Vin Coutie	16	19
Jack Gardiner	13	7
Corrie Gardner	12	0
Eric Gardner	12	1
Albert Gourlay	3	1
Harry Henderson	15	0
Maurie Herring	6	0
Ern Hocking	8	7
Tom Jackson	1	0
Frank Langley	14	6
Jack Leith	12	13
Austin Lewis	2	0
Bill McClelland	16	1
Don McKellar	2	0
Jim McLean	2	0
Artie McSpeerin	1	0
Paddy Mills	12	3
George Moodie	16	6
Dan Moriarty	13	2
Harry Parkin	13	0
Alby Pilcher	1	0
Jack Purse	13	1
Les Rainey	1	0
Curtis Reid	1	0
Arthur Sowden	12	0
Jack Strong	12	3
Ernie Tout	17	3
Fred Watson	1	0
Charlie Young	17	0

Tribunal

Round	Player	Charge	Sanction
Round 5	Corrie Gardner	Striking	Not Guilty

Links
AFL Tables page
Wikipedia page