Table: 1926 vfl season
[['home team', 'home team score', 'away team', 'away team score', 'venue', 'crowd', 'date'], ['richmond', '10.15 (75)', 'south melbourne', '16.12 (108)', 'punt road oval', '27000', '17 july 1926'], ['footscray', '7.14 (56)', 'geelong', '15.17 (107)', 'western oval', '17000', '17 july 1926'], ['collingwood', '18.16 (124)', 'fitzroy', '11.16 (82)', 'victoria park', '16000', '17 july 1926'], ['carlton', '8.17 (65)', 'hawthorn', '8.9 (57)', 'princes park', '12000', '17 july 1926'], ['st kilda', '3.11 (29)', 'melbourne', '17.16 (118)', 'junction oval', '14000', '17 july 1926'], ['north melbourne', '4.8 (32)', 'essendon', '6.14 (50)', 'arden street oval', '10000', '17 july 1926']]
Statement: Home Team Richmond , Footscray , Carlton , and Collingwood all played on 17 July 1926 at different Venue
Statement: Punt Road Oval was the Venue for Richmond and South Melbourne and Prince Park was the Venue for Hawthorn and Carlton
Statement: 17 July 1926 was the date for the Home Team St Kilda v Away Team Melbourne game which was the same date that Footscray and Geelong played
Statement: the Crowd at Western Oval was larger than the Crowd at Victoria Park which was larger than the Crowd at Prince Park
Statement: Home Team St Kilda played in front of a Crowd of 14000 while Home Team Carlton played in front of a Crowd of 12000