Seconds Semi Final, 1932
Melbourne vs Geelong
Saturday 10 September
Venue: MCG
Attendance: N/A
| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | Final | |
| Melbourne | 2.0 | 5.4 | 8.9 | 12.15.87 |
| Geelong | 4.2 | 8.3 | 11.7 | 11.8.74 |
Melbourne win by 13 points
Goalkickers: Geoff McInnes 5, Mick Comber 2, Charlie Streeter 2, Ivan Sharp 1, Archie Roberts 1, Edward Henning 1
The match was played as a curtain raiser to a senior final, allowing the Seconds to play on the MCG after spending the home and away season playing at the Albert Ground.
Geelong started the better side, dominating in the air and forcing the Redlegs to defend. They kicked the first three goals of the game before Ivan Sharp got Melbourne's first. Poor kicking nullified Melbourne's good work early in the second quarter, and they fell further behind before two goals from McInnes kept Melbourne within range.
The third quarter involved more wasteful kicking by Melbourne, with four behinds in a row before McInnes kicked three straight to cut the margin. A late Geelong goal kept them 16 points in front at the break, before Melbourne eventually got in front after bombarding their goal for the first half of the term. They looked a beaten team with 10 minutes to go before coming home to win, earning a berth in the Grand Final.
Best were Green, Ryan and Streeter. McInnes had an abdominal injury.
Selected team
B: Ossie Green, Alan Ryan, Bill Deague
HB: Jack Pickford, Jack Power, J. Young
C: Terry Ogden, H. Booth, Hec Davidson
HF: Charlie Streeter, Geoff McInnes, Col Deane
F: Tom McMahon, Ivan Sharp, Mick Comber
Foll: Artie Rennie, Archie Roberts, Edward Henning
19th: Ron Rutherford
Emergencies: K. Watson, J. King, B. Noseda, C. Francis
Media
Age - 16/09/1932
Sun - 16/09/1932, 19/09/1932
Herald - 16/09/1932, 17/09/1932, 30/09/1932
Sporting Globe - 17/09/1932
Football Record - 1932 finals