Round 12, 1915
Geelong vs Melbourne
Saturday 10 July
Venue: Corio Oval
Attendance: Unknown
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | Final | |
| Geelong | 2.2 | 3.5 | 4.6 | 5.9.39 |
| Melbourne | 2.1 | 6.2 | 8.7 | 11.13.79 |
Melbourne win by 40 points
Goalkickers: Roy Park 4, Jack Baquie 2, Harry Brereton 1, Jack Doubleday 1, Alf George 1, Jack Huntington 1, Jack McKenzie 1
Milestones:
Last game
Rupe Lowell
Statistical categories led:
Biggest win at Corio Oval
Already well entrenched inside the top four the Reds travelled to Corio to take on the league's worst team and further enhanced their credentials as contenders by scoring their biggest ever win at the ground.
It was said to be the lowest crowd at the ground in many years, and the one win Pivotonians put up no fight after the first quarter. After an even term when the home side took a one point lead they managed just three more goals and the visitors ran away with another 9.12 to win comfortably. Three goals in a row in the second quarter broke Geelong's spirit.
On a muddy day the contest petered out in the second half but the best football of the day was played as Melbourne ran away with victory. Geelong got the first goal of the last quarter to cut the margin to 19 before the visitors ran away with the game again.
McKenzie, Sheehan and Park were best.
Notes
Lowell may have been a late replacement for Bill McKenzie.
Media
Argus - 12/07/1915
Winner - 14/07/1915
Herald - 16/07/1915
Football Record - 1915