JULY 18

1970FIITBALL

RECORD

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 6th

ROTHMANS CLINICWill definitely be held between Monday, 3rd August and Friday 7th

August 1970 inclusive.The venues are listed below. Unless specifically requested all Clinics

will be held in the afternoon.MONDAY, AUGUST 3rdTUESDAY, AUGUST 4thWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5th

PICKEN OVAL, CROYDON PARKPARRAMATTA PARKPICKEN OVAL, CROYDON PARKLINCOLN FIELD, SUTHERLANDCHRISTIAN BROS. COLLEGE, MANLY

(District Park)BOYS TOWN, ENGADINE, 3.30 to 5.30

FRIDAY, AUGUST 7th GREEN VALLEY SCHOOLSThe Coaches from Adelaide will beTONY CASSERLY-Captain of Centrals Club, ex West Australian

State player who has played 180 senior games. Has been selected in AllAustralian team. '

PETER NICKS-Vice Captain of Central Club, Top Centreman fromSouth Australian Competition.

NAVY TEENAGE STAROne of the brightest stars on the Syd- Mark came to Sydney in March this

ney football firmament would undoubted- year, and joined his brother Lance withly be young 19 years old Mark Foxon, Sydney-Naval. Mark has taken part inof Sydney Naval Club. the Naval's matches, except one, and onMark (6ft !in., 12 stone 7 lbs.) hails that occasion he was playing for N.S.W.

from Tammin, a township about 100miles against Queensland.out of Perth. He started to play foot- While playing for N.S.W. in Brisbanehall at Tammin State School, and later he was nominated amongst the best afieldat Cunderdin High School. and played strongly for all four quarter:After leaving High School Mark work- With Sydney Naval, Mark plays at

ed with his father on a farming property half forward or ruck rover, and such isat Tammin, and played in the ruck with his football ability that at the presentTammin in the Avon Valley Football As- moment he has amassed 21!; points insociation during 1967 and 1968, winning Mark McGrath Memorial Medal voting.the Clubs Best and Fairest Award in the This is Sydney Naval's highest award (itlatter season. works on a 3 2 1 basis each week) andIn 1969, Mark was employed on cleri- Mark is a clear 10!; points ahead of his

cal work with the Commonwealth Bank nearest rival, Dave Direen.at Bassendean, so it was natural that he As well as being a very fine footballertried out with Swan Districts in the Mark is quite an accomplished cricketer.Wanel Competition. He has played Country Week cricket inWith Swans, Mark came under the care Perth, and is considered to be a very

of dual-Sandover Medallist Bill Walker, good fast bowler.and for the first seven matches he play- Apart from his sporting activities,ed at half forward flank or full forward Mark is a very unassuming gentleman,with the Reserves. He then received and is very popular with his associates,promotion to the Firsts, had a couple of both sporting and social. Sydney Navalweeks on the bench, and then won a re- officials must wish they had more mengular place with the Senior team. like Mark Foxon.

July 25 Sat.

NEXT WEEK'SRound

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MATCHES16

RESERVE GRADENewtown v Sth, Districts Erskineville

Macquarie Uni. v Sydney Naval Trumper

Sth. Sydney v St. George Trumper

July 26 Sun. East Sydney v West. Subs.

Balmain v Sydney Naval

North Shore v St. George

East Sydney v West. Subs.

Balmain v Sydney Uni.

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A goal kicking family!St. George's goal kicking brothers BobJohn and George Dotta made their pre-sence felt in a big way against Balmainlast Sunday.The brothers kicked

Perry Mason wduld have had a busytime, if he had been at last Sunday'sNewtown-East Sydney match at TrumperOval.Trying to solve the many puzzling de-

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Around the Pickets(By AUB REED)

This we,ek's 'Oscar' is awarded to Jeff them individual totals were Bob 9 goals,Jarrat, Western Suburbs full forward, John 4, and George 3.who was responsible for a magnificent i:r i:r "*performance in kicking 20 goals against One of Australia's greatest footballersSydney Naval last Sunday. Lindsay Head MBE brilliant South Aus-Jeff, who is 6ft. 4in' brought his sea- tralian and West Torrens centre man

son's total to 70 goals and has an ex- will hang up his boots today after play-cellent chance of reaching century mark ing his 327th senior game.with seven. minor round matches yet to Lindsay, who has won three Magareybe played. Medals is the only SA player to reach

<:r i:r<:r the 300 mark. The Australian recordNorth Shore's premiership prospects for the most number of games is held

have slumped in recent weeks with a by Jack Sheed, former Western Austra-heavy loss against Wests followed by an lian star.unimpressive win against Southern Dis- Evergreen Polly Farmer, still playingtricts last Sunday. with 329 games will retire when heEarlier in the eason the Bears showed passes Sheedy's total of 338 games.

'great form to defeat Wests however, a <:r <:r *heavy crop of injuries and the transfer Talented East Sydney side lost theirof some star performers has taken toll last chance of participating in the finalsof Norths. when they were beaten by Newtown last

<:r i:r i:r Sunday.Peter Hudson, Victorian and Hawthorn The Bulldogs have lost several games

champion goalkicker with 94 goals to his by narrow margins and this has provedcredit this season should bring up his costly to them and they are now threethird century of goals in a row today. games out of the four.Incidentally, Hawthorn was responsible Coach Ray Houston has done a good

for an amazing display of accuracy last job with Easts and they can now lookSaturday kicking 21 goals 4 behinds forward to the future with a great dealagainst Essendon to record seven wins of optimism.from their last eight matches. i:r -{:( -{:( •

-{:( -{:( <:r Although beaten by North Shore lastSunday, lowly ranked Southern Districtsteam were responsible for a creditableperformance and caused many anxiousmoments for the Bears.One of the main reasons for the im-

proved form shown by Districts was thefine effort by its new rover Noel Stew-art, who gave a very polished all rounddisplay as well as kicking four goals.

<:r -{:( -{:(With seven rounds still to be played

before the minor round concludes thefinal four in the VFL is still very muchin doubt.Collingwood, South Melbourne, Carlton

and St. Kilda are at present in the fourwith Geelong in fifth place on percen-tages.Richmond and Hawthorn sixth and

seventh place respectively and can still16 goals between force their way into the four.

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TIPPING POLL-ROUND 15St. George, N6rths, Wests, Southern DistrictsSt. George, East Sydney, Wests, Sth. DistrictsSt. George, East Sydney, Wests, BalmainSt. George, Norths, Wests, Southern DistrictsSt. George, Norths, Wests, Southern DistrictsSt. George, East Sydney, Newtown, Sth. DistrictsSt. George, East Sydney, Wests, ,Sth. DistrictsSt. George, East Sydney, Newtown, Sth. Districts

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EAST SYDNEY CLUB NOTESA black day for the Bulldogs last week

against Newtown, when victory meantso much for us, we unfortunately wentdown in two grades, and making it moredifficult for our Firsts to enter the four.An injury to one of our key defence

men ROd Schobels didn't create a happypicture although full credit to FrankMarras his replacement. The two backpocket players John Roberts and RossGrahame effectively blocked many apenetrating attack.It was good to see the reappearance of

Nev. Woodberry and Rob Ellis supportingOwen (Hawk) Palin strongly at full for-ward.Bad luck Doggies, but we've still more

than a snarl left yet.Surprisingly our seconds missed laliit

Sunday. The low final scores were dueto the back men Col Heathcote, LaurieCammileri with Jim Skews operated well

together while up forward the two 'Blues'Jeff Langdon and Wayne Smythe deservemention.We would have liked to borrow a

couple of goals from the Thirds for themain game-they had plenty to spare!Theirs was a resounding win by 111points. Well done fellows and name tomention here were Phil Lovelee, leadinghis "men" Evan Connath, Terry Henne-ville and Doug Penno.Archie Rothman's Winners were Evan

Conach, Jim Skews, with John Robertswinning both this and the Ladies Prize(that delicious Joy Wilton cake).Speedy recoveries to injured players

Ben Haagsmar, Rod Schobel, JohnBranch, all back this week we trust. Alsoto Terry Stone and Lee Wetheridge.

See you at Trumper this week anddon't forget the 100 club closes soon.

ST. GEORGE CLUB NOTESOur victory over the Tigers was a

very good one even though it did notproduce the percentage boost we wouldhave liked. This was largely due to in-accurate kicking. (Many supportersblamed the smokescreen thrown up bythe opposition in the second quarter).Kevin Gibbons gave a classical display

of safe marking and accurate kicking.Bob Dotta and Manny Keriniaua werebrilliant forwards. Bob Stirling, GeoffGreen and Albertus Tipuloura controll-ed the centre and Graham Kemp, RexElvish and Col MacDonald were pick ofthe defenders. A pleasing effort wasthat of Geoff Argus in the ruck.Once again the Reserves threatened to

pull off an upset and but for a 10 minutelapse in the second quarter were alwaysa match for the strong Uni side.Best players: Fred Puruntatameri,

John Mayne, Gerry Gillard, John Mc-Mahon, Greg Thomas, Bill Kazaglis.'Another victory for the Thirds with

Terry Timeatapua, Janno Puantiloura,Ken Hughes, John Byers and Greg .Har-ris.Walsh Award: Firsts: Bob Dotta 5,

Kevin Gibbons 5, Bob Stirling I, MannyKerinaiua 1. Progress: Bob Dotta 27, BobStirling 24. Reserves: Fred Puruntata-meri 6, John McMahon 4, John Mayne I,Vic Nightingale 1. Progress: Fred Purun-tatameri 22, John lVIayne 12, Craig Smith12. Thirds: Terry Timeatapua 6, KenHughes 3, Janno Puantiloura 3. Pro-gress: Terry Timeatapua 29, Laurie Mon-aghan 17, Ken Hughes 15, Janno Puanti-loura 15.Social News: 200 Club, Week 17, T.

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NEWTOWN CLUB NOTES7

Two good wins last Sunday at Trum-per and both coaches wearing big grins.The Seniors took the field with 3 scrat-

chings but were never headed in a rug-ged match that produced some passagesof excellent football. Cliff Matson dom-inated at CHF to win the Paratel Award.Kevin Pearson turned in a blinder atfull back to receive 2 points and the Sar-gam Award and Ian Kidd gave a polisheddisplay of roving for one point. Othersto show were Peter Vandenburg, DaveSykes, Stretch Ray and Roger Ramsey.John ggan's seconds produced' one of

their best efforts in downing a strongEasts team.John with his usual strong game at

CHS won the Erskineville Hotel Award.and was well assisted by Wayne Innes.Kevin Mann, Tony Buck, Kevin Bolton

and John Brady.The Thirds although beaten were not

disgraced. A little more encouragementand these boys could win a few morematches.Congrats to Kevin and Julie on their

engagement.Today at half time our under nines

will again go into battle with EasternSubs. Last time these two teams metthe result was a 1 all draw. Last weekin this division Alexandria downed Ers-kineville in a close game that had thecrowd roaring.Two former players figures prominent-

ly for their new clubs last week end. InCanberra Curly Gardiner was one ofAinslies best players and in Brisbane JimCosta also stood out in Wilston Grangesfirst win of the season.

Our cubs are the team to watch! Whenthis season started the name teams werewinning by comfortable margins. Underthe astute coaching of D. Lock and as-sisted by J. Eckersley, they have im-proved to the extent where the nameteams are really struggling. We thoughtat the beginning of the season they wouldprobably make the four. We think nowthey will possibly be Premiers. K. Ward,J. Mulveena, J. Hughes, K. Claxton justshaded the rest of the boys.October 17th, Presentation Night. Re-

stricted repeat, restricted to 80 membersonly, forwarned is forearmed!

BALMAIN CLUB NOTESJudging by the way Bobby Mac plays

each week he together with all of oursupporters knows there is still somE'Tiger Spirit left in a team sadly lackingin height. Eighteen year old Peter Wat- .son (Blackall Award winner for the day)led the judges votes closely followed bythe other Baby G. Foster. G. Cann rais-ed his game and his uncanny judgmentin the air was delightful.A great win for Johnny Meldrum and

his boYs. Dick Gale, R. Davis assistedJohn whilst G. Webb, playing his lastgame prior to Army Service turned ina beauty.

SYDNEY NAVAL CLUB NOTESWe must apologise for the absence of

Club Notes from last week's "Record",but it was due to matters beyond thewriter's control.Sydney Naval Club wishes to express

it appreciation to the trainers from New-town and Western Suburbs Clubs, forthe keen and willing assistance renderedduring our last two matches. Unfortu-nately their faces are known to us, butnot their names. To the chaps concern-ed, and their fellow officials go our heart-felt thanks.We've suffered two tremendous de-

feats since our last lot of notes, butwe're glad to say that our players havefought both matches out to the last.We've had lots of trouble getting suffi-cient players over the last couple ofmonths, and we've been playing withprecious little luck.However, a lot of ships are back in

Sydney and when the boys get the feelof land again, we hope to cause a few

headaches to some of our opponents.This week we play the Saints at Ers-

kineville and the Under 19 side will re-sume operations after being on leave forthe past few weeks.In the McGrath Medal voting Mark

Faxon looks to have an unassailable lead.He now has 21! points, followed by for-mer captain Dave Direen on 11, withGeoff Ingram on 10 points.The Reserves compete for the Johnson

Medal and here Geoff Ingram on 10points has a slender half point lead overMick Street, with Shiner Wright on n,Mick Graves 5 and Pat Morgan on 4!points.It is good to note the recent improved

form shown by Nigel Gillespie. Nigelhails from Canberra, and has found itdifficult to adjust to Sydney football, butis now playing very well. Stan Tutakand Dick Strange are both playing steadyfootball and Brian Manning is also animprover.

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1. R. HANKINSON (Capt.)2. H. DEWAR3. K. HUDSON4. D. SWARD5. G. INGRAM6. P. BULL7. L. FOXON8. L. COSTAIN9. G. PLATFORD10. M. FOXON11. R. GRIMSEY12. G. JONES13. D. DIREEN14. N. GILLESPIE15. N. WORRALL16. B. PATRICK17. R. STRANGE18. F. ADAMS19. K. MURPHY

W. LOCKEK. CAPORNB. LOVELLS. TUTAKG. KOYTOUZISL. PURDIE

ERSKINEVILLE OVAL, SATURDAY 18thUmpires: First, Field, W. ALLEN; Goal, F. BURNS, G. FARLEY

Bounda'ry, V. BURNS, G. CULLENReserve Field, R. TAIT; Boundary, K. SMITH, A. SIGSWORTH

Third Field, V. HENSHAWGround Manager.: Mr. K. HESSION

1. MacDONALD, C.~. GIBSON, K.3. HIGGINS, K.4. DALTON, D.5. WATKINS, G.7. GREEN, G. (Capt.)8. COOK, K.9. STERLING, R.10. KEMP, G.11. WARD, K.12. NIGHTINGALE, V.13. WILLATS, W.14. ELVISH, R.15. KERINIAUA, E.16. DOTTA, G.17. SMITH, K.19. ARGUS, G.20. GIBBONS, K.21. DOTTA, J.22. WELLS, N.23. SMITH, C.24. DOTTA, R.25. T1PILOURA, A.26. MAYNE, J.34. BULL, G.

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Final

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Final

DOUBLE HEADER - RESERVE GRADETRUMPER OVAL, SATURDAY 18th

12.30 p.m.MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY v NEWTOWN

Umpires: Field, P. McMAHON; Goal, R. CAMBOURNE, L. RUSSELLBoundary, D. CULLEN, G. TAYLOR

2.30 p.m.EAST SYDNEY v UNIVERSITY OF N.S.W.

Umpires: Field, C. HAYES; Boundary, G. STEPHENSON, R. INNESGround Manager: Mr. E. SPENCER

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TRUMPER OVA.L, SUNDA.Y 19thUmpires: First, Field, M. LEE; Goal, S. SEWELL, A. THEOBaLD

Boundary, L. BROWN, G. ALLOMESReserve, Field, C. HUON; Boundary, D. CULLEN, C. WADE

Third, Field, C. FISKGround Manager: Mr. D. BOUCH2. PAlTRY, P.3. ALDERSEA, R.4. PATON,O.5. GODDARD, D.6. TOWLE, G.7. HAMILTON, J.8. TYLER, B.9. ROGERS,M.

10. L1DDELOW,K.11. ROBINSON, J.12. ELLIS, R.13. FITPATRICK, R.14. STONE T.15. GRAHAM, R.16. SKIPPER, W.17. SCHOBEL, R.18. DUNLOP, L.19. WilTON, R. (V. Capt.)20. BRANCH, J.21. WESTON, R.22. WILTON, G.23. WITHIRIDGE, L.24. MARASS, F.25. ROBERTS, J.26. HIGHAM, R.

1. KLAU, R.2. R. ALLAN3. PICKETT, A.4. DRESSER, R.5. ZANONI, M.6. DYBAlL, P.7. CLOSE, P.8. DEAN, K.9. ORD, P.10. SHARPE, I.11. DISHER, I. (Capt.)12. MARTINO, J.13. WHITTLE, R. (VC)14. FOWLER, R.15. ALLEN, I..16. KENTISH, P.17. LYTTLETON, L.18. WOOD, A.19. FARLEY, B.20. CARLAND, J.21. JENSEN, R.22. TREWIN, J.24. BEER, C.25. MERRY, P.

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OTHER RESERVE GRADE MATCHESTHIS WEEK END

SATURDAY, JULY 18th

ST. GEORGE V BALMAIN

SUNDAY, JULY 19th

SOUTHSYDNEYvNORTHSHORE

WESTERN SUBURBS V SYD. NAVAL

SOUTHERN DISTRICTS V SYD. UNIVERSITY

Erskineville

Trumper Oval

Picken Oval

Rosedale Oval

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1. R. HOGGETT (C.)2. L. HETHERINGTON3. M. BHANDON4. K. REES6. G. PEDLER7. E. JOINER8. K. SEAMONS9. R. CAHILL

10. R. PERRIN13. W. JONES14. J. JARRATT15. P. BOUCHIER16. R. MILNE17. D. WALDUCK19. P. MORGAN20. B. LENTON21. D. CONLON22. G. McLEAN24. KEITH SMITH25. R. ALLISON26. R. WADEWITZ27. W. TREWELLA28: N. WAGENER29. PHILLlP.CLARKE, P.30. K. FORBES32. EDGOOSE, A.33. G. BOUCHIER36. N. PILBEAM

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10. D. AITKEN11. RAE, R.12. J. BRADLEY13. T. GLEESON14. McARTHUR, J.15. J. BLACK16. R. WILSON17. D. O'CONNOR (Dep. VC)18. K. MANN19. C. KEARNS20. C. MATSON21. J. GUEST (VC)23. D. SMITH24. D. SYKES (Capt. coach)26. J. BRITCLIFFE27. P. O'SULLIVAN29. I. KIDD31. F. DINEEN33. R. NICHOLSON34. R. RAMSEY42. P. McCARTHY46. TRAYNOR, G.50. P. VANDENBURG

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10. G. HICKEY11. F. BOTTOMLEY12. G. CANN13. N. ELLARD14. J. COLES15. R. LINCOLN16. J. ECKERSLEY17 M. YALDWYN18. D. LINCOLN19. W. HUME20. N. FRANKS21. J. LATERVEER22. J. MELDRUM23. J. HEASLIP24. R. WOOD25. M. PIERCE26. L. THOMPSON27. K. WILLIAMS28. W. MILLER29. G. FOSTER46. J. HUGHES58; K. CLAXTON

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NORTH SHORE CLUB NOTESJuly 18, 1970

It seemed strange to journey to Pickento meet Southern Districts but then it hasbeen an unusual year, what with the Istsmeeting their opponents three times be-fore the Final series-actually four timesif you count the pre-season competition.

The Firsts certainly have officials andsupporters on their toes wondering whatwill happen next. Everyone hopes thatthis will nOW see the end of the mid sea-son horrors-what with a bout of shock-ing kicking, the loss of players for vari-ous reasons, plus a long casualty listmade everyone wonder-what next?Well three players failing to appearreally shook everyone, but valiant effortsby Max Chambers and George Crick,both of whom had already played a fullgame, showed how to do it. Laurie Hor-sington with a quick goal right at thebeginning and a good club effort by allsaw the Firsts victorious over a very de-termined Southern Districts.

If I name only one more player froma bunch of hard workers, it would be fairto say that once again Ken Dean reallyshowed how to ruck.

The Reserves with their continued suc-cess and good standard of football aregiving Coach Max Chambers and all sup-porters great hope for the Finals. "Skeet-er" Sheridan continued his trophy col-lecting with the Gilbey Award and new-comer Peter Aspinall in his first gametook off the clock trophy-congratula-tions Peter.

The 3rds felt this most noticeably andwere a few short, but still put in a goodperformance-keep it up lads.

Take note that with a few more Satur-day matches coming up, some social ac-tivity is possible. First a Games Night atBill Spurling's straight after the matchagainst Balmain at North Sydney on 1stAugust. Next a barbecue at the ManlyDam on Sunday, 9th August (11 a.m.) soall players and supporters get togetherand make these functions worthwhile.The Ladies Competition at Picken lastSaturday was won by Orange ticket C52,but the car vacuum cleaner has not yetbeen claimed. The player's competitionfor a bottle of good red went to Orangeticket D4.

SALESIANS CLUB NOTESWe suffered our third defeat of the

season last week when we went down toWests by 2 points. Wests played goodfootball and we couldn't settle down. TheThird quarter was the killer for us whenwe didn't score a point kicking againstthe wind. Our centre half back, JohnHall, arrived at three quarter time andthis seemed to be the sparking point forwe out scored our opponents by 36 pointsin the last quarter. Kev Walsh, AlanMurray and John Sammatt had goodgames and Blue Walsh, carrying a groininjury did well to kick 3 goals. PeterCogger, playing his first game after his"rest" in hospital partnered Jim Woodand Tony Egan in the back line and they

promise to be a good combination.Peter Heaney was a tower of strength

and if the confounded wind hadn't drop-ped at a crucial moment about 3D secondsfrom the end his last kick could havebeen a match winner.

This week we play Warringah and ex-pect to put an end to their winningstreak in a hard game at Picken.

Don't forget the social night on Sat-urday, 25th July. We want starter assoon as possible. Also, raffle ticketsshould be returned each Saturday to en-sure a full draw.

Once Again, Boys Town had successin each age group with the l1's and17's each winning by close margins.

MANLY WARRINGAH CLUB NOTESWe continued on our winning way with ence to the result.

the defeat of North Shore last Saturday Our supper dance last Saturday was an28 27 195 to 3 4 2,2. The game against outstanding success. Thanks to all thoseNorths was played in ideal conditions, workers on our social committee whoalthough the ground was perhaps a little put so much time and energy into its pre-dry. Full credit must go to North Shore paration and the decorating of the hall.for the manner in which they played The shopping bag and bottle of cham-the game right out. pagne raffle was won by Bruce Chatffle

"Doc" Smith, Tony Glew and Allan a member of our Warringah Club.Howell kicked 5 goals apiece while rest- Our under 11 team was the first ofing on the forward line. In all 10' play- our club's teams to make the finals iners kicked one or more goals. its section when they defeated Forest

Salesians next week will be a testing 6 9 45 to 3 0' 18 to take out the minormatch but we look forward with confid- premiership.

July 18, 1970 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 15

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..WESTERN SUBURBS NOTESJuly 18, 1970

With the game more than well in handthe only interest centred on Jeff Jarrattsattempts to eclipse Terry Ingersoll's 19goal record for the Magpies set in 1955.An all round team .'effort is always re-quired to complete this type of achieve-ment and Jeff was the first to acknow-ledge it.Whilst we had many good players all

day it was impossible not to notice thelion hearted team performances of StanTutak, Dick Strange and Mark Foxonof Sydney Naval.Although their team was in a hopeless

situation they never gave up and bat-tled it out right to the finish.Players to "make" Jeffs record were

Eric Joiner in the ruck, Preston Clarkea strong roving display, David Walduck,Ross Perrin, Brian Lenton, Norm Pil-beam and Phillip Fenney who impressedafter replacing Roger Hoggett.The Reserves were too good for the

Rabbits and with Dennis Conlon, JeffSmith, Peter Morgan, Amos Smith, PaulEdwards and Keith Rees in form we re-.gistered a comfortable win on the wayto the second semi final.

Matdl 'of the week was at Olds Parkon Saturday when the All Stars heldout the determined Salesians who kicked

JEFF JARRATTwith the wind in the last quarter:A great 2 point win with Bob Whit-

ney, Kev Roser, Peter Bouchier, GeorgeDegna, Don. Whibley and Dick Hardenprominent throughout the day.Players night at the Club is tentatively

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, SOUTH SYDNEY CLUB NOTES

July 18, 1970

Last Saturday, Souths .played a strong- Western Suburbs side and unfortunatelyWest's took the four points. It was ahard and- rugged match in which South~again allowed the opposition to establishan early first quarter lead. Best wereCris Hoskins and Stepie Dunn:The SDA side had its third win of the

season. They were far too 'strong forPElDshurst. Best ~ere Gary Stoward.

Milne' Ivas and Greg Stevens.The Victory Turnout last Saturday.

was terrific. All enjoyed. the entertain-ment and the refreshments: Greg Par-ker and Colin Weaver played well andwon the tug of war. .Our next turnout will be held on July

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SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CLUB NOTESA well deserved Herro-Scarf prize to

Nigel Smith last week. Nigel has narrow-ly missed the award so often this seasonthat his consistency has at last been re-warded.

Noel Stewart must have kicked thegoal of the year last week and had Noelbeen available at the early part of theseason we surely would have had anotherState representative in our side. Noelmakes the big step next week end whenhe goes to Melbourne to be married andwe wish him every happiness.

It is pleasing to have Brian Kendallback with us again this week and to-gether with Gavin Smith, John Knightand Max Aitkens we have strength indefence.Bob Davies had a good game for the

reserves.If the 3rd Grade score a win today

they will almost certainly make the semifinals.Again we invite all Balmain and Syd-

ney University players and supporters tostay back and enjoy our barbeque anddance after the game.

NEW SOUTH WALES STATISTICS

5 595 32

31313030

6 302622

......20 703 639 452 37

321 322 314 311 302 30

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LEADING GOALKICKERSFIRST GRADE

J. JARRATT (WS) .E. KERINIAUA (St G) .R. DOTTA (St. G) .D. SYKES (N) .R. MILE (WS) .J. HAMILTON (ES)D. DALTON (St. G)N. SMITH (SO) .D. WALDUCK (WS)I. KIDD (N) .J. MARTINO (NS)G. TRAYNOR (N)

RESERVE GRADES. LAWN (UNSW) .KEITH SMITH (WS)K. EGAN (N) .G. LANGDON (ES)J. PHILLIPS (NS) .....R. PATTERSON (S)P. SADDLER (SU) .D. JONES (SS). . .A. HARKIN (NS) .

THIRD GRADET. TIMEAPUTA (St G) 6 53P. McCARTHY (St G) 5 49G. SLUES (WS) 47C. GIALOURIKIS (ES) 6 31S. STICNEY (WS) 26M. SRIDGEMENT (WS) 21

RESULTS ROUND 14FIRST GRADE

North Shore 4.1, 7.4, 9.6, 13.12 (90)Sth. Dists 4.1, 4.5, 7.9, 10.9 (69)

Newtown 6.5, 8.10, 11.13, 14.17 (101)East Sydney 2.3, 6.8, 7.10, 10.17 (77)

West. Subs 9.4, 18.8, 23.12, 31.16 (202)Sydney Naval 0.2, 1.3, 1.7, 2.10 (22)

St. George 3.6, 11.13, 17.20, 26.25 (181)Salmain 3.7, 6.8, 8.10, 13.13 (91)

RESERVE GRADENorth Shore 17.6 (108) d Sth. Dis. 7.2 (44)Newtown 8.7 (55) d East Sydney 6.7 (43)West. Subs. 13.13 (91) d Sth. Sydney 8.10 (58)Uni NSW 14.11 (95) d St. George 8.7 (55)Sydney Uni 20.15 (135) d Sydney Naval 0.1 (1)Salmain 9.16 (70) d Macquarie Uni 4.6 (30)

THIRD GRADEEast Sydney 17.21 (123) d Newtown 2.0 (12)St. George 14.14 (98) d Salmain 6.8 (44)Sth. Dis. 10.14 (74) d North Shore 4.3 (27)Western Suburbs d Sydney Naval on default.

% Pta.236.5 48131.8 44128.1 40120.7 40121.9"2866.1 1251.3 1246.0 0

COMPETITION TABLE ROUN'D 14FIRST GRADE

W L For Ag.12 2 2029 85811 3 1619 122810 4 1734 135410 4 1482 12287 7 1421 11663 11 1069 16163 11 876 1708o 14 914 1986

RESERVE GRADEROUND 13 (includes Round 22)

W L For Aa. % Pts.Western Subs 14 1 1475 668 220.8 56Syd. Uni. 11 4 1443 645 223.7 44Uni. NSW 11 4 1133 692 163.7 44East Sydney 10 5 1403 663 211.6 40Newtown ---10-5-1036 720 143.9 40North Shore 10 5 1112 861 129.1 40South Sydney 8 7 1080 820 131.7 32St. George 6 9 774 1190 65.0 24Salmain 4 11 591 1345 43.9 16Sth. Districts 3 12 626 1350 44.9 12Sydney Naval 2 13 634 1420 44.7 8Macquarie Uni 1 14 456 1389 32.9 4

THIRD GRADE ROUND 14St. George 14 0 1476 433 340.8 56Western Subs 12 2 941 574 163.9 48Sydney Naval 8 6 942 668 141.0 32"Sth. Districts 6 7 601 980 61.3 26Salmain 6 8 562 960 58.5 24East Sydney 5 9 780 795 98.1 20North Shore 3 11 565 984 57.4 12*Newtown 1 12 450 923 48.8 6• Denotes drawn match

RESULTS ROUND 13SYDNEY DISTRICTS ASSOCIATIONWarringah 28.28 (196) d North Shore 3.4 (22)Sydney University 10.9 (69) d University of

N.SW. 3.3 (21)South Sydney 10.18 (78) d. Penshurst 4.4 (28)Western Suburbs 12.13 (85) d. Salesians 12.11

(83)

Western Subs.NewtownSt. GeorgeNorth ShoreEast SydneySth. DistrictsS.almainSydney Naval

COMPETITION TABLE S.D.A.Western Subs 11 2 1147 555 206.7 44Salesians 10 3 1294 458 282.7 40Warringah 10 3 1400 575 243.5 40Sydney Uni 8 5 1059 628 168.6 32Uni of NSW 6 7 606 621 97.6 24Nth. Shore St Iv. 4 9 575 961 59.8 16South Sydney 3 11 433 873 49.6 12Penshurst 0 13 126 1969 6.4 0

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