Marc Murphy kicked three goals as Carlton beat Port Adelaide Port Adelaide's Hamish Hartlett is likely to come under scrutiny by the AFL match review panel for his timid punches on Carlton's Marc Murphy Marc Murphy booted three goals. CARLTON captain Marc Murphy snared three goals in an 18-point win over a disappointing Port Adelaide at Etihad Stadium. The Power won their first five games under Ken Hinkley, but showed little sign of that form against the Blues as they suffered their third straight defeat. Port's kicking was terrible, their turnovers frequently gifting Carlton easy goals to help the Blues win 16.13 (109) to 14.7 (91) and climb to a 4-4 record. Murphy, who spent much of his 150th game in attack, still picked up 23 disposals, while Jeff Garlett kicked four goals. Watch the video player above and decide if Hamish Hartlett is in strife for punching Marc Murphy Lachie Henderson had a strong game in defence and Heath Scotland celebrated his 250th AFL game with two goals. The loss was not Port's only concern, with midfielder Hamish Hartlett set to attract match review panel attention after losing his cool badly for a few seconds as the game slipped away from the Power during the third term. After having a kick smothered, an angry Hartlett remonstrated with teammates before he delivered a right arm jab to Murphy's stomach, then followed up with a left arm to the head as the Carlton skipper crouched over in pain. Earlier, the Blues kicked 3.3 to nothing in the first 13 minutes of the match, including a brilliant snap from Murphy which he rolled through from tight against the boundary. Up by 15 points at quarter-time, Carlton were 24 clear by 10 minutes into the second, after Port's Cameron Shea picked out Carlton's Kade Simpson with a kick from defence, allowing Simpson to set up Jeff Garlett for an easy goal. The Blues' own shoddy kicking kept Port in the contest, the home side managing just 3.6 for the second quarter, including two bad set shot misses by Matthew Kreuzer, while the Power scored 4.1 to be within 14 points at the main break. But Carlton found their range in the third term, with Scotland goaling from two long-range set shots and Garlett converting two snaps to build the lead to 33 points by the last change. While the Power briefly threatened with two goals in the first eight minutes of the final quarter, small forward Mitch Robinson killed off the charge with a clever goal from a tight angle.