time-on, Brady Rawlings went up and took a strong mark within goalscoring distance, his goal restoring the lead for the Kangaroos. And minutes later, a free kick 50 metres out was converted by Aaron Edwards, giving the Kangaroos enough of a buffer to hang on for a 2-goal win.David Hale and Daniel Wells kicked 3 goals apiece for the Kangaroos. For the Hawks, Lance Franklin played a lone hand up forward with 5, while Luke Hodge was a ball magnet with 33 touches. With just one win from the first five matches, the 2008 premiers are looking down the barrel in 2010; and need to get a winning run going some time soon to keep their hopes of a return to finals action in 2010 strong.North Melbourne 4.4fought back early in the third term, with Gary Ablett and Jimmy Bartel getting plenty of touches of the footy and Gary Ablett scoring two goals to cut the margin back to 18 points midway through the quarter. But the Blues steadies, and goals to Marc Murphy and Jeff Garlett in the late stages of the term restored Carlton’s half-time advantage.And from there it was only a matter of time until the Blues would taste victory. It was a win to savour for the Blues; a result that, despite the Geelong guns being in form, the Blues had the answers and were able to hassle, compete and turn on enough firepower of their own to overcome the Geelong juggernaut. Former Brownlow medallist Chris Judd was in the thick