Statement: north melbourne had the second highest score out all the way team

Input Table: 1975 vfl season

Step 1: f_select_row(*)
home team home team score away team away team score venue crowd date
geelong 14.20 (104) melbourne 14.14 (98) kardinia park 13328 7 june 1975
st kilda 15.9 (99) north melbourne 17.19 (121) moorabbin oval 17811 7 june 1975
richmond 19.14 (128) essendon 12.9 (81) mcg 49469 7 june 1975
hawthorn 19.24 (138) collingwood 13.11 (89) princes park 23830 7 june 1975
fitzroy 15.7 (97) carlton 16.10 (106) junction oval 16249 7 june 1975
footscray 13.11 (89) south melbourne 12.15 (87) vfl park 14056 7 june 1975

Step 2: f_select_column(away team, away team score)
home team home team score away team away team score venue crowd date
geelong 14.20 (104) melbourne 14.14 (98) kardinia park 13328 7 june 1975
st kilda 15.9 (99) north melbourne 17.19 (121) moorabbin oval 17811 7 june 1975
richmond 19.14 (128) essendon 12.9 (81) mcg 49469 7 june 1975
hawthorn 19.24 (138) collingwood 13.11 (89) princes park 23830 7 june 1975
fitzroy 15.7 (97) carlton 16.10 (106) junction oval 16249 7 june 1975
footscray 13.11 (89) south melbourne 12.15 (87) vfl park 14056 7 june 1975

Step 3: f_sort_column(away team score)
away team away team score
melbourne 14.14 (98)
north melbourne 17.19 (121)
essendon 12.9 (81)
collingwood 13.11 (89)
carlton 16.10 (106)
south melbourne 12.15 (87)

Step 4: simple_query()
away team away team score
north melbourne 17.19 (121)
carlton 16.10 (106)
melbourne 14.14 (98)
collingwood 13.11 (89)
essendon 12.9 (81)
south melbourne 12.15 (87)

Prompting LLM for the final answer... >>>


Prediction: NO