IXL FRUIT IN NECTAR LAST WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

IXL FRUIT I N N ECTAR LAST WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTSDE LA SALLE WIN BATTLE FOR SECOND

Trinity Crash at Ormond-Out of FourBy GEORGE McTAGGART

De La Salle won the battle for second place when they finished toostrongly for St. Bernard's in the game at Elsternwick Park last Satur-day, and Old Trinity went out of the four when they failed againstOrmond, who beat them b

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University Blues, with aneoverwhelmingmoved into the four in place of Old Trinity .

few minutes to finish eight points

University Blacks scored an ex-citing win over Coburg in an even,, ame, scoring two goals in the last

in front .St . Kilda CBC won their fourth

>uccessive game, beating Collegiansby nine points, and are now onlyone game outside the four.

Old Scotch trounced Old Para-dians, who hold fourth place onlyon percentage from Geelong .

They're certainly consistent in CSection! The five home teams won~i fortnight ago and last week thefive visitors won - and it was thesame five teams. To add to thecoincidence - the same thing hap-pened in the Reserves . Perhaps acomputer could work out the oddsagainst this rather remarkable oc-currence.

These teams are the top five in

win over Monash Blues,

both Senior and Reserve sectionsbut are not in the same order inboth sections - that would bejust too much! !

Old Xaverians, after winning thefirst seven games, have lost thelast two - they were thrashed byAssumption last week, after goingdown to AJAX the previous week,but they're still second on the list.

With half the season gone, andeach team having met all its op-ponents, only six remain undefeat-ed - Old Haileybury, AJAX, WestBrunswick, North Old Boys Juniors,Thomastown Juniors and WestBrunswick Reserves .

North Old Boys are leaders inA Section and Junior Section 1, OldScotch are on top in B and B Re-serves, St . Kevin's head E and EReserves and West BrunswickSeniors and Reserves are at thetop of their sections .

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thetit is to th?

LLadvant a

offenceetakeshpiaceside,

thinto say ards a f

Breaches such as deh er hale slipped downor forcing the ball out of bounds must It is emphas Although they Marcellin's

Mickpower irational

be penalised EVERY TIME THEY k~cks a COMMONSENSE outlook on free 1e ladder ln the last three weeks, his team well with insp

OCCUR. SOCIAL

A mark taken on the goal line is Be there tonight - at "Ray Muller's St. , Bernard's have la and Jones and Paul Culltna

n

play

ofletely over chic and cham•; beloeve that in

g

deemed to be a mark. the home„ for the ,1erely handed c are having a feast.

p tagne dinner . It will ht only assu

reyou oach Gus Mitchell

The ball must be com comea score, and ortunity to "dig the spurs yet have notScotch as y •e a nlken g PP in. 1 etterS

"WE CARE

a team's forward areffa, aw r

CORNER kick to the player oended againstA SECTION

hethen he warns tUMPIRE'S if a forward o ff ends offende

ragainst a and defend stier

just how goodare De La Salle?

$y Kevin McKay b ounces is felled The answer seems to beSt

Erig

r

better

gazing"the rules of the after the ball has crossed the "~k- eek crystal ball gayn

SOLID BUMPING - or pqshing behind lines and the "all clear "goat given. , than I

have been suggesting

permit solid bumping, The goal umpire signals the score; 111'

and th hav e eyfrom the side

. pushes are then the field umpire awards the player have finally convinced medefeat of a

dsBek .are correctly offended against, another kick. their decisive

Sometlmes such bumps or a1n, that score also ~ Y who have been my Yvery vigorous, but 1f "they ,a~

sor of an

e scores a ossible to score two University Blues are emergingplaced on thea eaQUite f fair under the counts P- If

ponentan d the y should no enalised, pro- It is therefore ~t only as a well organised team,rules, t be p the ball being bounceddisciplined one andviding the ball is within 5 metres

. goal

s most fre

e withoutkicks are easily defined and at also a wellThere must be no ~ostting at the centre in the centre. unless the

before the ball s bounced. a should commence the second

he free kick penalises the r1- yThere must be' no interference whilst should not

. be overlooke d

side, then the should be "play, ~~~ d of matches with awill over

the ball is about to be thrown in from granting of t call .Trinity who seem to be losing

the boundary . b ately kicking on." ised that umpires should 1 t of their early momentum.

goal line in the cas $3 and a real goo„ et-togethers" have ~e They should return prolific gOa galso in the case of out of bounds . Our monthly g be in the fut i" . to t e the advantage

really caught on so mg list at the expense of promis with any haVe b ting and CoxOf

if a juggled mark is c~n~Dleted the

goal or benmu -16 .~ - -

bal l

the line it is a behind- line tonight.

A similar case on the Q~u ob aabounds. DO YOU KNOW?

the decision would eLAW 17 team

..Ever since Coilingwoodnown joined theS states: "A11 ll breaches of -

Australi athe laws

must be penalised whether the Victorian Football League in 1897, thei r

ll is dead or in Play over-The effect and by otherct of the law is . " players have been ~oa sche

"must be penalised League sides as

Each ria ehat stome ti mriding ways in which it can V

.F .L. an ex-CollingwoodHere - are off some ence s

operate elu or another

: umpire about to bounce been coached by1• The field sees an offenc

e the ball to startP

la yHe does not bounce the ball, but, if player

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PREVIEWING TODAY 'S GAMESson i5

,lg University Blacks. everyone contrl u than badhaving more good day s

Monash Blues looked quite a others One omi nous sign for rove-'low and dispirited side last Satur- day s1 intend to accept Shane teams is ~rBruce r's

impin

form•I coach

, Jdvlce of North North Old meri tdaguire and stay with N select Scotch th ~ln~a~cwithstand

Boys should ensue have P ne sA very even tussle and

most challeg . rovebetween Reservoir Old Boys a collegians will need

t once againCoburg who have both built up meeting a toprecord for Inconsistency thus far . to

Geelong defeat Gstl°ffng the week

However, my mciinatlon is to- surprismglY team

wards Reservoir and I will not be before eaten

surprised if I'm wrong• play which is not unlikeCongratulations to Ormond who Queen's Park will suit Collegians

e are asserting themselves a dr~Wn G~elong's and they should win eveno

last, but they are badly Geelong will be keen

their loss early in the year .against De La Salle this week . The though

h disappointingwill prove beyond them and avenge

ob?' feel De La Salle should Blues,v St• againsttoScotc

h although nevertheless

Selections: University Reser- be too good for Melb . High `- tooh

Bernard's , North Old BoYs_~F fast and more consistent hishheartvoir O.B., De La Salle. Ron Silberberg is playin

g REAM. out for Melb, and des v Yeo andOld Carey, although

B SECTIONWho would want to be a full Elliot are great triers > should not

~ those for- trouble up and down Old Paradiansback in B Grade? Bot but one who need a win .wards are running I

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full back having a great seaDrinan from St. Kilda CBC'

Today we start the run home

anorssld-and only 3 teams deserve

er.ation for Premiershi pScotch, Caulfield and Marcellin

. It's

too early yet to discuss the "changeof tune" St . Kilda, but is e goodScotch and Collegian

s

form .Marcellin Sondltionslare

a great game ,will really tell us how Scotcharcellinwill fare in tFinals, as

have everythin g__-A „tav .

and gooa Lu1`- - ` is lead-

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form pose a threat to Caulfieldbut as Caulfield's main stars are

St. Kilda's solid back line andsmart roving by Jennings must on

winning votes, week in, week out,

will-be too much, and the class of

I predict St . Kilda's winning runwill end .

The strength of John Griffiths

Tony Lester and Barry Morphettwill stifle CBC's exuberance .

But beware all clubs - withrelegation time coming nearer --the big upsets will start - Is To-day the Day?

Selections: Ivanhoe, Collegians,Old Scotch, Old Paradians, Caul-

; field Gramm . - JOHN BYRNE .

C SECTIONAll the tipsters are scratching

their heads and are getting as keenas the players - Jim Fidge ha seven gone back to Night School.

Enter round two and the Fouris well defined at this stage, per-haps, with Fawkner knocking onthe door .

The game of "See-Saw" ofwhether the home or away sideswill win is over and there's a mix-ed bag to come up this week.

5 The highlight will be a battle of

Itactics at Keysborough and provid-

, ing the weather is fine, this gamecould be a preview of the Gran d

, Final .Old Melburnians have been ac-

I quitting themselves well with abrilliant forward line. They havethe players to set them alight, how-ever Old Haileybury know everyblade of grass on the open space sand are steady all round theground .

Here's looking up your kilts -I'm going for Haileybury.Parkside went on a goal kicking

spree last week and even away

up to hold their spot in the four .will need to get some percentage

Hampton Rovers didn't perfor :nall that well against Uni . High and

good win.at Alphington I predict another

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power House would have to finda new generator to win but I

1l,l the tRoverswill inblow a fuse and

etFawkner, at UHSOB ground will

be close but Fawkner should befull ofday's form and add another fourpoints today.

Both Old Ivanhoe and Kew arebattling and both face the "hot";eat . Old Ivanhoe have been disap-pointing to their supporters butl,e home ground advantage willnet them out of trouble today .

Selections: Old Haileybury,Hampton Rovers, Parkside, OldIvanhoe, Fawkner. - ALEXJOHNSON .

D SECTIONCongratulations ALEX JOHN-

SON I crashed heavily and you de-serve the lead.

But I think the stewards shouldbe called in to look at Old Xav's

and Assumption and who wouldhave picked Old Brighton.Which makes todays choice

even harder.No, AJAX I never did indicate

that you were a one-man team, Imerely quoted a statistic on aplayer who is averaging more thanyour team average of 25 kicks agame. Please give him credit whenit's due.

Tread warily however - youare still undefeated but its a longway to go before you can claimto be "Champions and Premiers" .

Old Brighton provided a turnup last week but even with thisimproved form I can't see themtroubling AJAX .

Assumption, with second placethe coveted stakes, will not allowthis chance to slip against OldCamberwell today. Inconsistencyis Assumption's biggest danger.

Don't forget that Camberwell'sopponents last week Elsternwick,

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crushed Assumption two weeksback .

Elsternwick will strengthen its"four" chances by holding backNational Bank while hopefully tomy predictions Old Xaverians, ontheir last chance, can pull them-selves out of the doldrums and ac-count for Brunswick .

I say this with no great confi-dence, comparative form in recentweeks is that both have playedAJAX with demoralising effects .

Old Geelong provide anotherriddle . "Nugget" can probably tellme. Did they consider Old Brightonan "easy call" and declare lastweek an "alpine weekend"? If not,why the form reversal?

Today they play State Bank .This is a really tough one - twopoints apart on the ladder andunpredictable from week to week .A tipsters nightmare but becauseJune is traditionally a difficultmonth for Old Geelong, I'll leantowards State Bank playing on itshome ground .

Selections : AJAX, Assumption,Elsternwick, Old Xaverians, StateBank . - JIM FIDGE .

F SECTIONWell it just goes to show you

that the pen is mightier than thesword, La Trobe Reds proved thislast week by downing Bulleen-Templestowe. Mind you they didtheir sums and discovered that theleast number of scoring shots canwin games providing they go in theright direction.

This week will see St . Bede'sstart on the right foot (?) for thesecond round by downing Bulleen-United .

La Trobe Reds and Footscray I.T.will be an interesting game ; as Isaid last week Footscray usuallyprove me wrong but I will per-severe and give them the nod .Beverley Hills at home will win

over Thornbury but only becaus ethey are at home .

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Bulleen-Templestowe face theUni boys for the second time intwo weeks but this time they willhave the measure over Uni Re,-is .

I have a soft patch for Glenroybut it does not do them muchgood and certainly this week theywould need both Alan Jeans andKevin Rose to mastermind- a willover West Brunswick (mind youyou won't get me down at St. KildaBaths at 7 .00 a .m. next Monday) .

Selections: St . Bede's, FootserayI.T., Beverley Hills, Bulleen-Temple-stowe, West Brunswick. - KEITHFINDLAY.

JUNIOR SECTION 1This tipping business is pro v ing

to be more difficult each week inthis Section . Nevertheless, this isnot a game for excuses, and pointsare only obtained by good perform-ances. I only hope that my secondhalf will be much better than thefirst .

Monash University meet OldScotch at home and should have aneasy win, even though Scotch area hard team to predict - a drawwith Ivanhoe and then beaten byHampton Rovers .

Hampton Rovers are at home toOrmond but despite the confidencegained from last week's victorywill not be strong enough to win .

Power House were the improversof the Section until they collapsedagainst Ivanhoe last week. Theyshould be able to regain their con-fidence today by beating Univer-sity Blacks, particularly if Graiggets amongst the goals again.

North Old Boys still undefeated,meet University Blues who arethird on percentage. The Blueswere unable to beat second teamMonash last week and will not beable to match North's overallstrength today .

The battle of the district sidestakes place at Coburg . This is amust for Coburg if they are to beconsidered as a finals prospect .

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However, Ivanhoe should prove too Alphington will not succumb bystrong despite Coburg's home anything like the twenty goalground advantage. margin of April 24.

Selections : Monash Uni., Ormond, St. Bernard's who make the longpower House, North Old Boys, journey to Geelong should returnIvanhoe. - PETER NATHAN. to the winning list . Another defea t

E SECTION would lessen the "Buckley Street,Boys", chances of a final's berth.

Old Mentonians at home to Reservoir Old Boys cross the1lonash Whites should see the Yarra to meet Kew. Reservoir arehome side consolidate their posi- now two games outside the Fourtion in the four

. and will be anxious to further buildA .M .P. will beat Common . Bank their big percentage again at Kew'sand must be flat out to pick up expense .percentage . Perhaps A.M.P. should Now that Peter Peyton has hisconcentrate on winning the game lines of communication open hefirst and worry about percentage will be anxious to guide Old Par-afterwards

. adians to a victory over the bigHeatherton and St . Pat's are both Caulfield Grammarian's side . I havein danger of the second "hot seat" to survey this game closely beforeand this game should ensure re- going for the Caulfield side to takemaining in the section for the the points .whiners -- Heatherton

. All conquering Thomastown visitNorth Brunswick cannot be feel- Albert Park and the recently dis-

ing very comfortable either having appointing De La Salle. Earlier into face LaTrobe Blacks. LaTrobe the season De La Salle were givingshould win, even with their in- promise of better things, but theyand-out form. have slipped of late. Thomastown,

The remaining game should be a the section trend setters, shouldvery good match between A .N.Z. record their tenth victory, althoughand St . Kevin's who have, between by less than the forty-five goalthem, beaten or drawn with the margin of the first round.rest of the section over the Selections : West Brunswick, St .pastmonth. Bernard's, Reservoir Old Boys,

I, in response to the description toWnfield NOGrammarians, RM NUGENT~omas-of me in the F Section notes,

select A .N.Z. to win.Selections - Old Mentonians, SOCIAL NOTE S

A•1YI.P. SOCiet Geelong in its 50th year in the Associa-Trobe Blacks, yA. HZa

Bthert ank n=_S

YLa- D tion, tonight will be holding a Wooished-

WHITFIELD. barbecue etc., titled "Golden Oldies" toentertain another long-established club

JUNIOR SECTION 2 Collegians. Following the game the usualhospitality will be adjourned when a

Ten out of ten on the last two short trip is made to an excellent venue,Saturdays

. Now that we have the the nearby °~Rocklea" Stonehaven, thefirst round results to assist, Jim property of Mr . and Mrs. George Searle .Fidge and Alex Johnson had better A good night is assured ; the unique titlewatch their D's and C's!! of tonight's function represents the er

aWest Brunswick, who are having of the music rather than the establish-

their best season in a decade, have ment of the clubs or ages of some whotoo much at stake to let Al hin ton may attend! Directions can be obtainedtake the points on pl Park . from the Geelong clubrooms today. All

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Next Week's Matches -- July 3On ground of first-named club at 2 p .m . - Reserves at 11 .45 a .m .

A SECTIONNorth Old Boys v Old Trinity Gramm.De La Salle v O .C . v University BlacksCoburg v Monash Blue sSt. Bernard's O .C. v Reservoir O.B .University Blues v Ormond (at Elstern-wick Park) .

B SECTIONOld Scotch Coll . v IvanhoeSt . Kilda CBOC v Geelon gOld Carey Gramm . v Marcellin O .C .Collegians v Old Paradian sM .H .S . Old Boys v Caul fi eld Gramm .

C SECTIO NHampton Rovers v Old HaileyburiansKew v AlphingtonFawkner v Power HouseParkside v U .H .S. Old BoysOld Melburnians v Old Ivanhoe Gramm .

D SECTIO NNational Bank v Assumption O .C .Brunswick v Old Brighton Gramm .Old Geelong v ElsternwickA .J .A .X . v State Sav . B ankOld Camberwell Gramm , v Old Xaverians

E SECTIONA .M .P . Society v North BrunswickHeatherton v Old MentoniansSt . Kevin's O .B . v Commonwealth BankMonash Whites v A .N .Z . Ban kLa Trobe Blacks v St . Pat's-Monivae O .C .

F SECTION

Thornbury v St. Bede's O-C .West Brunswick v La Trobe RedsBulleen-Templestowe v Beverley HillsFootscray I .T. v University RedsBulleen United v Glenroy

JUNIOR SECTION 1Old Scotch Coll . v North Old BoysIvanhoe v University BlacksOrmond v Monash Universit yPower House v Hampton RoversUniversity Blues v Cobur g

JUNIOR SECTION 2Reservoir O .B. v West BrunswickThomastown v Geelon gCaulfield Gramm . v KewSt . Bernard's O .C. v Old ParadiansAlphington v De La Salle O .C .

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LOOKING BAC K

5 Years Ago - 1971

°'O .G.G's" were lucky to take th epoints against Old Brighton with full-back Michael Crawford saving the dayi ❑ the final moments .J, Spiden, Nathan and McPherson

starred for the victors, with J . Devine,It . Sanders and Hamilton best for OldBrighton .

100 games to Phil Riley (Ivanhoe),Colin Green (M .H .S .O.B .), Brian Me-.,~amara (St . Kevin's) and Maurle Beau-mont (Assumption) .

Caulfield Grammarians beat Coburgcot the 'third time in a row - all thecictories had been by 2 points . The winput Caulfield on top of "A" Section,cith 8 wins, while five teams were levelin second place .

St. Bernard's stalwart Peter Nathanbattled his way to 100 games with theclub . One of the founders of the club,naugural secretary, and a member of St .Bernard's first reserves premiership siden 1963, Peter came back, after a nastyaccident in 1969 which badly impairedthe sight of one eye, to achieve theelusive silver pewter . (Peter is now an ember of the V.A .F .A . Executive Com-mittee - Ed . )

10 Years Ago - 1966

Milestones were 150 games to JohnVautler (Geelong), John Holt lstern-\sick), 100 to Steve McQueen (C'wealthBank), David Shea ( Coburg), Alan Mc-Kenzie (Hampton Rovers) and Alan Met-calf (A.M .P . Society) .

Caulfield Grammarians applauded RonCabbie's courageous defence in a last-quarter passage of play when he w on theball ag ainst great opposition, turned intothe clear, turned again and in deadsilence put it through the middle-for

Coburg! Luckily Caulfield were well infront .

Top true-boot artists were "A" Sec-tion-Harley (M .H .S .O .B .) 43, "B" Sec-tion--James (Ormond) 27, "C" Section-Guy Wilson (Geel .) 36, "D" Section-Gallagher (St. Pat's) 29, "E" Section-Ruddell (A .M .P.) 41, Junior Section 1-Carr (Ormond) 38, Junior Section 2-Saymor (C . Bank) 43 .

St. Kevin's at the bottom of "B" Sec-tion, knocked De La Salle out of thefour with a 12 .9 (81) to 6 .8 (44) victory .

Semetas, Wallace and Martin starredfor the winners while Nance, Broderickand Wilson tried to stem the tide forDe La Salle .

25 Years Ago - 195 1

The team to represent Victoria in theCarnival at St . Kilda C.G . on July 5 to10 was : - Doug Arnold, Sam Birtles(Hampton Rovers), Duncan Anderson,John Jolley (Univ . Blues), Peter Cox,Bryce Thomas (Old Melburnians), MartinBedford, Don Morone (Old Scotch), DaveBills (Malvern), Kevin Clarke (Ivanhoe),Eric Donaldson, Geoff Harris (Ormond),A . Ferguson (S .S . Bank), Geoff Hibbins,Brian Judd (Collegians), Murray Mathie-son (Geelong), Alan Mellors (Brunswick),Harry Meredith (Univ. Blacks), Phil Mc-Laughlin (Old Paradians), Alan Padley(Kew), Alan Shiel, J . Thomas (Comm .Bank) .

Comm. Bank congratulated BadenCasey on his 50th game - with 3 goals,he was one of the best afield .

Malvern (B Section) went down by 3points to State Bank to suffer its firstloss ; final scores 9 .7 (61) to 8 .10 (58) .

Elsternwick (D Section) set a new clubrecord by being undefeated after the firstround .

A Tribute to John Sothera nOld Brighton Grammarians mourns the

recent death of club delegate JohnSotheran. John has been an activeworker and club supporter for manyyears and has represented the club as itsdelegate to the V.A .F .A. and was amember of the Umpire committee .

In these capacities, John workedenergetically on the club's behalf andtook an active part in the administrationof Amateur football .

But our warm memories of John ex-


tend further to school days where allour old boys will remember John's strictand fair discipline, his enthusiasm forsporting success' and endeavour andabove all, his great desire to befriend andhelp all those who had the very goodfortune of making his acquaintance .

The Old Brighton Grammarians clubhas lost a great worker in John, butclub members have lost an even greaterfriend. John Sotheran will be sadlymissed. - IAN MULLETT .

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LEADING GOALKICKER SGoals kicked last Saturday shown in brackets .

A SECTIONThompson, St . Bern . ( 2)Tyquin, Univ . Blues ( 5)Sleeman, Univ. Blues ( 2)Murray, North OB ( 5)Chisholm, Ormond (10)Angel, St . Bern. ( 1)Handley, Coburg ( 3)Trevascus, Res . OB (-)Moffatt, Univ . Elks (-)Bourne, Ormond ( 2)P . O'Brien, Coburg ( 4 )

B SECTIONJones, Marcellin (12)Butcher, Caul . Gram. ( 7)J . Jordan, Old Par. (-)Sherwen, Old Scotch ( 4)P . Cullinan, Marc . ( 7)Cox, Old Scotch ( 5)Tootell, Caul . Gram . ( 1)Marx, Old Scotch (-)Wood, Ivanhoe ( 2)Martin, MHS OB (-)G . Trevaskis, Gelong ( 1 )

C SECTIONUrquhart, O . Melb . (_8)Roberson, O . Melb . ( 5)Bouris, O . Halley . ( 5)Quaife, Parkside ( 5)I . Cordner, O . Melb . ( 3)Walsh, UHS OB (-)Green, Parkside ( 4)Mason, Old Halley ( 3)Bestow, Parkside ( 2)McMahon, UHS OB ( 3)Ferguson, Fawkner (-)Upton, Power House ( 1 )

D SECTIONMissen, O. Geelong ( 3)Bialek, AJAX ( 6)Lester, Assumption (-)Ellis, O . Cam'well ( 3)Bradshaw, O . Geelong ( 1)Cordy, Nat . Bank ( 3)J . Priestly, O . B'ton ( 2)M . O'Donnell, Assum . ( 6)Holmes, O . Brighton (-)

Fithall, Old Par. (-)Marcou, Thomastown ( 1)McGaw, Res . OB ( 3)Truefeldt, Res . O

B Strugnell, Caul. Gr . ( 2)Shembry, St. Bern . ( 3)

A RESERVE SECTIONDorrizzi, De La Salle ( 8)Considine, St . Bern . ( 4)P . Mitchell, D L Salle (-)Stockdale, O . Trin . ( 3)Lewis, Coburg ( 4)Handley, Ormond ( 1 )

B RESERVE SECTIONJ . D . Gregory, Marc. ( 3)G . Dean, Ivanhoe ( 3)Ferguson, Collegians ( 1)Lupson, Caul, Gram . ( 2)Dean, Collegians (- )

C RESERVE SECTIONR . Poyntz, Parkside ( 8)Combe, Hamp . Rov . ( 6)McQueen, O . Halley. ( 2)Cave, Hamp. Rov, ( 1)Miller, Old Melb . ( 5)Wilson, Old Melb . ( 3)

D RESERVE SECTIONKennedy, O . Brighton ( 2)Fraser, Old Xav. (-)Stevens, Elsternwick ( 6)P . Hanson, O . Camb . (-)Unkles, Old Xav . ( 1)R . Lisner, AJAX ( 6 )

E RESERVE SECTIONWalsh, St . P .-Mon . ( 5)May, ANZ Bank ( 3)P . Skinner, Heather . ( 1)1 . Henderson, AMP (-)Ericksen, Old Ment. (- )

F RESERVE SECTIONDagg, West Bruns. ( 2)G. J . Ford, Glenroy ( 8)Tartaglia, W . Bruns . (-)Condon, West Bruns . ( 2)Dunn, Bulleen Utd . ( 1)

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Jones, O . Brighton ( 6) 18O'Neill, Old Xav . (-) 18

I Blythman, Elst'wk ( 2) 18E SECTION

Shannon, St . P : Mon . ( 5) 42Meeking, Heatherton ( 8) 40Dancer, ANZ Bank ( 8) 29Von Moger, LaTr . Bks ( 2) 26Speers, Old Ment. ( 2) 18Marsden, ANZ Bank ( 4) 17W . Mahar, St P-Mon . ( 1) 16K . Liston, St P-Mon . (-) 15Radford, St . Kevin's (-) 15Hannan, St . Kevin's ( 2) 151 . Henderson, AMP ( 3) 1 4

F SECTIONO'Loughlin, Bev Hills ( 8) 31Allen, St . Bede's (-) 30Hayman, Thornbury ( 3) 30Beaumont, W. Bruns . ( 4) 29White, West Bruns . ( 5) 29McGinty, St . Bede's ( 6) 29Sharpe, Univ . Reds ( 3) 28W . Brockwell, W . Bk ( 2) 27Watson, Foots . IT. - (-) 26P . Guatta, W Bruns. ( 4) 23

JUNIOR SECTION 1Sloan, Mon . Univ. ( 3) 51Graig, Power House (-) 30Walton, Mon . Univ . ( 2) 29Gough, Ormond 3) 25Sterling, Ormond 5) 22Stevenson, Ivanhoe 3) 19Bedford, Univ . Blues 1) 18Creaser, Mon . Univ . 2) 18Williams, Ivanhoe 3) 17Woolcock, Univ . Bks . (-) 17Giles, Monash Univ . ( 2) 16Eggleston, O . Scotch (-) 1 6

JUNIOR SECTION 2Czerny, Thpmastovtn ( 6) 94Romeo, Res . OB' ( 1) 39Hitchcock, Caul . GG. ( 1) 35Powell, St . Bern . . ( 2) 3 1McAleer, Old Par'. ( 3) 281R . Caruso, W. Bruns . (-) 26 1

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COBURG JUNIORS .ORMOND RESERVES .

"TIPSTERS' TALLY"Alec Johnson (C)Jim Fidge (D)Norm Nugent (J2)Keith Findlay (F)Aft Keam (A)John Byrne (B)Peter Nathan (Ji )Syd Whitfield (E)

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 26, 1976 Page 13

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TODAY'S GAMESn

UMPIRSenjand a

on ground of first-named club unless otherwise

2 p .m . Reserves at i1 .45 a .m. Umpire for Reserves game shownin bracket

s

A SECTION

-old

Trinity Gramm- v University Blue

sCordner. Goal: Jenner, Wilson (Watts) .

University Blacks Gaal : St Mo an rd Du s anGoodman ,(Forster) . North Old Boys (at

Monash Blues vElsternwick Park) -,-„ Rowell

. Goal :

Hillier, McKenzie (Botsford). Grubb . Goal :

Reservoir O .B . v Cobur g

Stratton, A. Smith (Ryan) .

-Wills .

Ormond v De La Speter~ (Speechiey) .

Goal : McCusker ,

B SECTION

Ivanhoe v M.H .S. Old Boys -- King.

Goal: D. Francis, H

. McDonald

E SECTION

North Brunswick v La Trobe Blacks _ .

Rogers (Pascoe) .Old Mentonians v Monash Whites _

Tracey (Harkin) .

Commonwealth Bank v A .M .P . Society-..

Elworthy (Darling) .

A.N .Z . Bank v St . Kevin's O .B . - Grac _

(Hill). letlrs in ear> a trlSt. Pat's-Monivae O .C. v Heatherton - ~tain the following y

.G . Cavanagh (scotiand) . Cal to his ability and personality

~ .Blair-Holt (Henry) .

-La Trobe Reds V Footscray IT.

Muller (Hinton) . ~ McMahoBeverley Hills v Thornbur

y

(Bertram) .University Reds v Bulleen-Templestowe-

Booth (Fazio) .

GlenroY V West Brunswick - Pattisor:

(Stevens). Gow. Goal : Gee-Geelong v Coliegians -

long Goal Umpires (Fullerton).

MDodds . O.C. GoalV OWilliamsch Waddell

(Somerville). Gramm. - B .

old Goa1OlMurray, Paul (McArt-

ney). v St, Caulfield Goam Watson, Stewart CBO

C(~'ise) .

Kelly.

C SECTION

Old Haileyburians v Old Melburnians ---Maebus (white). olst).

Alphington v Parkside - Minson (IIPower House v Hampton Rovers -- C

.

Nichol (Z'ailop) . CunneenU'(p SNi~nni Boys v Fawkner -

Old Ivanhoe Gramm* v Kew - Mason(Trevillyan) .

D SECTION

Assumption O .C. , v Old Camberwell

Gramm. - Jennings (Jones)

. MeadOld Brighton Gramm* v AJAX

-

(Sampson) .Elaternwick V National Bank -- Mclnnis

(Daniel Smith) . puddyState Sav . Bank V Old Geelong -

(Hando). ~ MarksOI(F ~annx)s v Brunswic

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(Donegan) .

JUNIOR SECTION 1

North Old BoysV University Blues -

Bishop .University Blacks v power House-Rowe

.

Monash University v Old Scotch Coll .-

Jorgensen. Simpson.Hampton Rovers v Ormond

-

Field.Coburg V Ivanho e

JUNIOR SECTION 2

West Brunswick v Alphington--Dressing

Geelong v St . Bernard's O .C .Po`Joehnsto n

Reservoir O .B .

NOTHING LIKE VARIETY FOR

GEELONG CAPTA I Nesting football

Ian Davis, Geelong's captain, has had an inter career,quick rise to responsibility soon after,,though he is only 23. He had a q

iQining his present

,,,,,

lie played for Berrigan (New;outh Wales) in 1970, then wento Geelong (V•F•L-) club, where heolayed in the Under-19's and Sec-

; t;ds .1-le transferred to Geelong Am

a

1973 and was elected Vice-

tan l made his Victorian debut

runner up in 1973, his first year

with the club-Although football i s

choice, cricket, squash, tennis andgolf are other interests of thi s

sporting all-rounder .

;tone);a ,t season, playing in the team~~hich beat Tasmania, and is in the;quad for this year's Carnival at

.~(Lelaide.His regular place is in the centre

but he can also hold down a p

' ion on the half-forward flank .

He is consistently mentionedamong Geelong's best players and„-on the club Best and Fairesta,i~ard last season after bein

g

Kew vold paradians v Caulfield Gramm -

Lowe .De La Salle O .C . v Thamastown

Cogdon .

EMERGENCY UMPIRES :

Field: Hindle, Rossetto, Andrews,

Fell, J. Smith, Peake, Budge, Collister

Morgan , Middleton, Parker~rearley.Darrel Smith, P

. McDonald ,

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -- JUNE 26, 'i 976

pttLOF SECTION r i , is season he was elected to the

de's O.C. v Bulleen united - c,iptaincy

. 11 d weighing 1 2

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 26, I

5' 11 tall an

~"~'■"'~` rew up withe name our game 9

. ., _

The ball official[y approved for

nit V.F.L. matches since 1897.

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"A" SECTION TEAMSCOBURG (Red andBlue) . Coach : Gra•ham Warfe. (Res-erse) John TaylorI Archipow, M .2 Handley, A . J .3 Seath, R. A .4 Atkins, G. D.5 King, R. A .

(vc)6 Gilmour, R . C .7 Green, G . V .8 Walker, A . J .9 Beattie, J . R .

10 Hibberd, B . W11 Beattie, N . J.12 Richards, R . N13 Cunningham,

C. V.14 Hutchison,

M . A .15 Callesen, P. G .

16 Liddle, I . R .17 Mann, S .18 Coles, G. S.19 Sheehan, M. G20 Henry, T. D .21 Symons, G . N22 Ellis, R. F.23 Clark, D . J .24 O'Brien, B . J .25 Cannon, D . J .26 Boyd, S .27 O'Brien, M. J .28 Finlay, M. A .29 Hannan, M.30 Green, C . R.31 Willoughby,

N. L .32 Birch, R . D .33 Handley,

M . W.34 Kelly, K . L.35 Zorzi, E . R .36 Sim, I .37 Royal, H . F .38 Taylor, J . F.39 O'Brien, P . A .40 Lewis, P . J .41 Green, M . A .42 McAuliffe ,

N. G.43 Lynas, V. W .44 Leckie, N . R.45 Weston, A . D .46 Brown, M. C .47 Davies, W . D .48 Gardiner, G . J .49 Gorsky, S . E.50 Ingleton, I.51 Liddle, G. J.52 Egan, M . G .53 Cox, P. R .54 Taylor, B . F .55 Tolley, W. M .56 Fiasco, A .57 Turville, P.

DE LA SALLE OLD MONASH BLUESCOLLEGIANS (Bluel(Turquoise && Gold) Coach : Silver) Coach : BillBernie Sheehy . (Res) Harding . (Res)Colin Glover I Stuart Schneide r

1 McHenry, R .2 Welsh, k .3 Bourke, M .4 Perkins, K .5 O'Donnell, J

.6 Yarwood, .7 Power, K .8 McDonell, P .9 Stewart, P .

10 Halasa, R .11 Lyons, B . (c)12 Dunn, B .13 Letson, R .14 Fitzgerald, J .15 McInerney, M .16 Whitelaw, D .

17 Bourke, B . (vc)18 Jeffs, N .19 Pollard, J.20 Hale, G .21 Halasa, H .92 Mitchell, P.23 Hale, D .24 Mulqueen, S .25 Fitzpatrick, M26 Crothers, T.27 Rathjens, J .29 Wright, S .30 Day, D31 Murnan.e, P .32 Groves, A.33 Clarke G34 McIlroy, P .35 Bothe, J .37 Mcllroy, P .39 Butler, I.40 Sherman, P .42 Donegan, P.44 Aldenhoven, P45 Slattery, G .46 Loft, C .47 Bourke, M . P.49 McGuiness, R.50 Fisher, A.51 Mitchell, J .52 Kerin . A .53 Sandford. C .54 Gilbert, P .55 Mcllroy, A .56 Flynn, J .57 George. P .58 Dorrizzi, T .59 McPherson, W60 Hill, G . (vcr)

1 i urton, B .2 Williams, S .3 Ciolding, P .4 Sweetland, M .5 Booth, R .6 Smith, A .% Pell, J .8 Hopkins, P .9 Olding, M .

10 Carlton,L. ( dvc11 Cash, G .12 Hildebrandt, P13 Schneider, S .14 Lette, G .15 Gallagher, C .16 Van`Der

Nacher, R.17 Gunning, T.18 Midgeley, A .19 Gumley, W .20 Harrison, G .21 Williams, T.22 Ryan,C .23 Olds, R . (vc)24 Clark, G .25 Lucas, R.26 Tellefson, J .27 Orr, A .28 Ellis, M .29 Coldham, J .30 Black, G .31 Syme, J . (c)32 Alford, A.33 Bickford, D .34 Stephen, T .35,Fanning, T .36 'Hedding, I .37 Scott, R .38 Malcolm, B .39 Moore, C .40 Carnell, S .41 Moore, G .42 Severs, P .43 Renhard, R .44 Whitty, P.45 Anderson, G .

NORTH OLD BOYS(Purple & White)Coach : ShaneMaguire (Assistant)George Moloney(Res) Tony Arthur.so n

1 Maguire, S . B .(c)

2 Maguire, D . B .s Sheales, M .4 Fennelly,P .W,5 Wilson, G . M .6 Borcich, M . P .7 Robertson,N .F8 Hogan, J . P .9 Scanlon, T . G.

10 Anderson, B . J11 Leeack, F . A .12 We1ch,M .R .(vc13 O'Connor,P.T.14 Fogarty, D . E .15 O'Connor, B .16 Hall, P. G .17 Ould, G .18 Murray, L . F .19 Mclnerney,L.20 Carroll, P. D.21 Biagi, A . A .22 Godfrey, G .23 Meredith, K .24 Butera, D . P.25 Holland, A .26 Murray, J .27 Wigney, S . G .28 Haratsis, B .29 Maguire, J. P .3~) Sleight, G .31 Kelly, T .32 Diviny, K . J .33 Condello, P . A34 Prior, R .35 O'Keeffe, G . F

(vcr)36 Ryan, D . F .37 Fitzpatrick,

R . J . (cr)1 38 Horan, B .39 Bevanda, S .40 Scott . K . J .41 O'Donnell,A.J.42 Arthurson, D .43 Kutrolli, D .44 Nelson, D .45 Arthurson, A.46 Fennelly, B .47 Cuffe, P.48 Jongebloed,P .49 Walsh, P.50 Robbins, A .51 Skahill, B .52 McCormack M53 Meredith, K . J54 Robbins, A .55 Walsh, P .56 Wakim, J .57 Wigney, G .

64 Shaw, J. Monash Blues Cont .65 Manchester, K 68 Joakin, S .66 O'Kane, A. 69 Oakley, K .67 Sealer, K . 70 Farrell, K.

71 Boylan, G .

46 Crampton, M .47 Creaser, J .48 Hore, T.49 O'Hare, M .50 English, J .51 Campbell, P.52 Rogers, R .53 O'Brien, B .54 Giles, S .55 Johnson, T .56 Lachal, P.57 Armstrong, J .58 Townsend, S .59 Mann, G .60 Bryson, N .61 Clarke, B .62 Edwards, J .63 Timms, R .

OLD TRINITYGRAMMARIANS(Gold & Green)Coach : Alec Gard .iner. (Res) N~lWater s

I Dart, R .2 White, G3 Arrowsrnith,4 Watsford G5 Peers, W .6 Emerson, D .7 Birrell, A .8 Bartley, D.9 Cook, M .

10 Hansen, C .11 Grant, S .12 Kennedy, S,13 Stockdale, S,14 Stevenson, I*15 Smith, G .16 Waters, N . (cr ,17 Galbraith D,18 Wilks, P• '19 Piggin, C.20 Williams, C.21 Johnson, I . (c)22 Baker, G .23 Peers, R.24 Frood, D .25 Dann, P .26 McKinnon, T.27 Kennedy, R,28 Star, M .29 Quarterman,

P.30 Weir, T. (vc)31 Qua rterman,

A .32 Jones, G .33 Langley, R .34 Murphy, R .35 Heinz, A .36 Beer, N.37 Deboos, R .38 Fekete, P.39 Day, P.40 Allen, K.41 Christie, R.42 Emerson, S .43 Dawson, W .44 King, P. (vcr)45 Hillman, A .46 Nelson, S .47 Friend, I .48 Cumming, P.49 Herbe rt , K .50 Margetts, D .51 Healy, P.52 Clingin, G.53 McGrath, T .54 Douglas, W .55 Adgemis, J .56 Masters, R .57 Bunting, P .58 Hunt, P.59 Green, G.60 Fricke, J.66 Webb, R .67 Alexander, N .68 Camilleri, A .69 Rough, G.

,M6ND (Browntight Blue)

; ch : Ian Cam-.n (Assistant).il Le Pag e17ove, S . W .~~'ood, R.Rosengarten,T .

15 Thomas, G . T.

5~ Turner, G . J.

5 Naylor K. R .5 Kavanagh,I.R .

~'nirpuy, P . MJc h :.nis, R . C .(VC )Ladd, K . J .Fisher, G . J .Cameron, R. J.Graham, All anCorben, B. F.(dvc)Graham,Adrianpoulsham,D .A .Purcell, P . J .

uyholth, J . F.

Chism,A .D.Kozlowski,I .A .ioey, P. D .Fat2ell, E . F.Le Page, N . L .Bourne, B . K .(C )

Russ, J . I .Russ, K . M .Vaylor, A . R .B arry, J . R .

Kuramoto,G .D.Cu rt is, R .Buckley, C .Burn ey, C . W .Lewis, M . S .wood, R.Carter, G . F .morris, S . P .Fl ;umdley, G . J .C;ough, D . G .Holman,G .Cu rtis, M .Richardson,P .Marston, D . J .; A rep, R . C .

llivan, J. F .ark, R . M .

i derson, D . L.",aane, A . J .xts, C. R.>llins, M . J .

r oulsham,M.P.: M eeking, J. P .

(cr)Storey, J . R .

Palmer, G . R .Sandilands,R .SBourke, S . M .Rowse, R . B .Humphreys,A .J

Hay, R . K .

RESERVOIR OLDBOYS (White,Royal Blue & Red)Coach : Brian King(Res) Alan Shep-herd

1 Bates, M . (c)2 Dobson, G .3 Paulka, J .4 Hansen, P .5 Scott, D .6 McLaughlin, L7 Rutty, G .8 Trevascus, G .

(vc)9 Massey, G .

10 Tuininga, F.11 Shepiierd, R .12 Manson, K.13 Horne, J .14 Craven, B .15 Hutton, T .16 Jarvie, W .18 Aston, V .19 Tuininga, G .20 Byrne, T .

(dvc)21 Yoannidis, G .23 Heenan, M .24 Shepherd, A .25 Taggart, R .26 Dakin, H .27 Matheson, P .28 Sellers, N .29 Dale, E .30 O'Brien, P.31 Smith, P.32 Barrot, R .33 Koers, D .34 Pettet, W.35 Macklin, N .36 Wilson, B .38 Wilson, T .39 Coles, B .40 Coles, C .42 Gray, P.43 Wilson, S .44 Lobley, J .45 Truefeldt, D .46 Kennedy, R.47 Slattery, W .48 Lever, P.49 Collins, D.51 Dickens, K .52 Giles, D .53 Dowell, B .55 Morse, K .56 O'Brien, T .57 Driver, D .58 Box, G .

ST . BERNARD'SOLD COLLEGIANS(Black, Gold &Blue) Coach : GusMitchell ( Res) PaulDaffey

I Slater, V . A .2 lsurgm, D . C .3 rox, J . W .4 Santamaria,R.C5 Racxham, P . D

(vc)6 Iannazzo, M .P.7 Wade,C .F .(c)8 McNamee,B .A .9 Egan, rs . J .

10 Doolan, J . G .11 Davis, T . J .

(dvc)12 Hogan, P . N .13 Mitchell, G . P.14 Thompson,P .S .1o C,uus,uuie, P. J16 Angel, B . F.17 Pheian, K . F .18 Dalmau, P . A .19 Nadzielski,H .J,eU Pearson, M . J .21 Kennedy, P. A .22 Augnton, P . G .23 Sheahan, M . G24 Drennan, M . J .25 Mahoney,G .A .26 Phelan, R . M .27 Schwarzen-

berg, W . J .28 King, R . H .29 Waite, M .30 De Morton,P .A31 Power, K . M .32 Dean, G . W .33 Sullivan, A.34 Daffey,P .J . ( c)35 Pearson, P. J .36 Osborne, D .37 Jones, A .38 Smith, G. J .

(vcr)39 Brady, M . V.40 Irvine, K . W .41 O'Loughlin,P .A42 O'Loughlin ,

B . G . (dvcr)43 Malouf, M . K .44 Taylor, P . M .45 Johnson, P. G.46 Hughes, J . G .47 Loughnan, J .48 Doutre, G . R .49 Trewin, T . G.50 Hughes, D . J .51 Tyler, K . J .52 Callanan, P. D53 Whiting, J. R .54 Hughes, G. F .55 Richardson,G .56 Reid, M . T .57 Smith, A . J .58 Isaacs, A . G.59 Bourke, W D .60 Shanahan,P .J .

UNIVERSITYBLACKS (Black &Royal Blue) Coach :Peter O'Donohue(Res) Glen Saines1 Gill, S. K .

2 NiacCallum,1) . J .

3 Clarke, J . A .4 Costeuo, T. G .5 Burne, N . E .6 Belfield, R. D .7 Lockie, M . J .8 Larkins, J . F .9 Saines, G . R.

(cr)10 Kovess, C . B .11 Steele, P . W .12 Atchison, D . A13 Collins, S . G.14 McKinnon ,

A . O .15 Hickey, B . S .16 Holland, G . A .17 Moffatt, A . R.18 Webster, J . J .19 Dynon, J . N .20 Bullen, A. J .21 Sawyer, G . R .22 Costello, S . A .

23 TvlcRobert ,P . B .

24 Perrett, R . M .(vc)

25 Birch, P . A.26 Cairfa, M . J .27 Steinfort, C . L28 Key, S . R .29 King, D . A .30 Irwin, R . T.31 Faulkner, C .32 Cusack, P M .33 Steward, G. J .34 Bateman, N .35 Herbert, G . C .36 Larsen,

J. W . A .37 Costello, A . J .38 Silk, S . P.39 Ryan, C. J .40 Staindl, D . J .41 Pascoe, D . W.42 Temple, M . J .43 Wood, A . R.44 Moore, A . J .45 Lay, P. A .46 Baxter, S . R .47 Dakis, P . G .48 Gates, T . C .49 Santamaria, P.50 Cleary, J . E .51 Scott, P . A .52 Ley, C . J .53 Wood, N . C .54 Springall, R . C55 Elliott, P . E .56 Humphreys,

N . W .57 Cottle, R . A.58 Breheny, M. J .59 Sceney, C. G .60 Johnson, P . R .61 Hays, P. R.91 Wren, C .

UNIVERSITYBLUES ( Black &Royal Blue)Coach : Alan Salter(Res) Bruno Scar-celi a

1 Williams, S .(dvc)

2 Lyle, R . L .(dvc)

3 Scarcella,B . C .

4 Vivian, D . G .5 Ainger, D . G .6 Carroll, W . S .7 Anderson ,

G . A.8 Templar, D . G .9 Nicoison, S. I .

10 Brown, C. P.11 Tyquin, M .12 Goss, P. W .13 Balmford, J .14 Hindle, R . G .15 O'Kane, W. J.16 Ellison, G. N .17 Jewson, G . R .18 Pleydell, G. P.19 Booth, D . J.20 Small, D . M .21 Hollonds, B. P.22 Clohesy, P. J .23 Westmore,

G . A .24 Hager, G . A .25 Sleeman, M . G26 Schauble, P . D27 Church, B . (c)28 Hart, P . G .29 Carmody, J .

(vc)30 Lawson, D . J .31 Morrison ,

G . R .32 Wilson, D. S .33 Smith, H . J .34 Bierwirth, P .35 Moore, R . M .36 O'Kane, W .37 Carne, R . V .38 Rabone, I .39 Debelle, G . D .40 Sharp, J. C .41 Nicolas ,

V . A .42 Plunkett, J . F.43 Standish, T. J.44 Patterson,

R . G .45 Haines, I .48 Farrow, B . A .

G. P .47 Sing~50 Withers, M . N .

51 Dunin, A. J .52 Thwaites ,

T. P.54 Sammon,

M . I .55 Holmes, I .57 Adams, M. P.58 Brukner, P. D .60 Taylor, R . S .69 Armstrong,

M . J .70 O'Connor, M .

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LAST WEEK'S RESU LTS

B SECTIONA SECTION

De La Salle OC 5 .4 6 .8 98' 1 2.12 128

.1 5.16-87

St. Bernard's OC 1.3 7,964

DE LA SALLE O .C. : McGui Wright ., Crathers 3, Power, Lyons,

Fitzgerald 3 thersBest : Loft, Mulqueen, Cro,

LWright, Whitelaw. Mitchell 2,ST. BERNAKD' PhelOan • Wade, Angel,

Thompson 2, Aughton, Doolan,Waite . Best : Rackham, Wade .Drennan, Schwarzenberg ,

Univ. Blacks0.1 9.5 12.6 17

.9 -111

Coburg 5.4 5 .8 11 .13 14 .19-10 3

UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Burne 4 ,

Hickey 3, Belfield 3, Perrett 2, Larsen 2,Hays 2> Holland . Best : Burne, Staindl ,

Clarke, Larkins, Belfield, Hays•TOlley 3,'Brie 4

COBUR3 N . Beattien King, Thomas ,Handley King, Leckie,GilmourRo BistN M~~attleeEgan,

Univ. Blues 8.2 15.6 27 .8 26.11-167

Monash Blues 0.3 1.4 5.7 9.9 - 63

UNIVERSITY BLUES: Hindle 5, Tyqui n

5, Hager 4, Lyle 4, Rabone 3, Moore

2, Sleeman 2, Smith . Best: Brown, Lyle ,

Moore Hager, Hindle, Schauble .

24

VanO,DesH NakkeS: 25m1Chea'tleyooBest :

Smith, Bickford, Booth, Olds, Gumley,

Cheatley .

North O.B. 5.6 10.7 16 .13 29 :13-1675 .9

Reservoir O .B . 0.3 3.7

[urray 5, HallNORTH OLD BOYS' Sly' Welch ,

3, Haratsis 3, Horan 3, Borcich . Best :ty,

D . Maguire, Fog is, B . O'Connor,Horan, Wilson ,Holland, Leeack .

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS' Tagg gates ,Byrne, R . . Shepherd, Kennedy

,

Scott, Martm, Dowell. Best : R . Sh~artin,Bates, Dowell, T. Byrne ,

Kennedy .

4.4 8 .5 15 .8 20.10-130

0 . Trm. Gr. 2.2 4.7 9.73 12 .16- 88 CAULFIELD GRAMM . : Butcher 7, At,Ormon

d ORMOND: Chisholm 10, Roger Wood chison 3, Tootell .GBesth

Gs 2, riffilthsf rLester ,

man 2 Bourne 2, Tamblyn ,3, Smyth 2, Holman Chisholm, Roger Morphet, Butcher, white, Long-3, 2 , 4

1 Purcell. Best: Murphy Simpson, C .Wood, Dove, Bourne, Marston. IVANHOE :

vl ecKp=apac ,Birrell Buckley, Long, McWhinnie, R . Stewart.

OLD TRINITY : Dann 3 , Smith 2A Quar- Stewart ,2, Hansen, Jones, S . Kennedy

,

terman, Weir . Best: Hansen, SSEamerson, ~cKernanleBurtonewart, Van, R

. Stewar ,

Stevenson, Beer, Cumming, 1g7s

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Page '1$

14.18-10213 .15- 93St. K. CBOC 4.4 9 .9 10.14

K . Elliott 2, Yen 2, Read Be

s 2, S. Hunter, DeavdtesGlennnHarriss~avies,

P. Gartner, Butler, Power, J . O . Gregory.

Collegians 2•5 7 .6 11 .1 2

ST . KILDA CBOnniJennings 2, TobinC,onn

eRay

Meehan 2 ,2,,ateStSherman,erman, Whlte, MBlakele y

Jennings,Meehan .

COLLEGIANS: Rowlands 3, Parsons 3,

Etherington 2, Williamson 2, Roach,

Merry, S. Permezel. Best : Wiiliamson,

5hinkfield, Rowlands, Rice, Merr y

Cookes .

Geelong 4.6 8 .9 9 .16 12 .21-93

Old Carey Gr. 2.0 4 .2 6.3 9.4 -58

GEELONG G . Ross 3, Jesse 2, Wells

2, Davis 2, Coad, Nice, G. Trevaskis.

Best: Davis, Wells, Nice, Colenso, Benci,

Paulke .

OLD CAREY : R

Elliott, Yen, R

4 1 3 .9 .13-6 14 $ 1 5 .8 287 .11-18 153Marcellin OC 3

MHS O.R .

MARCELLIN O .C. : Jones 12, P. Gullin-ennin

an 7, Butler 4, J . Crimmins 2, Culliian,

Dillon, Power . Best : Jones ,

MIIS OLD BOYS: Malone 2, Cooper

2, Featherby, Short, Jones. Best: Silber-

berg, Tennant, cFeatherby

. 1.5

OldColl, 6

3 .2 14 3]7 .52 29.9 5-1630 Scotch J

. Woods, Malone ,

OLD SCOTCH : Gox 5, Mason 4, Sher-wen 4, Morgan 3, Leatham 2, Alenson, An-

, Gianotti, Nickiess,ondersan, Eggles t

Best: Meadows, Kefford, Cox, Anderson,

Nicholls, Speer.

OLD PARADIANS: Ford 4, Kendall 2

, Johnsonp . Jordan, Tudor , ud Kohnt st Gilmartin,Johnstone ,Tellefson .

Caul. Gram. ~ 2 15.~ liilg ]14.8-192Ivanhoe

Last Week's Results -- Continued

C SECTION D SECTION

AJAX 2.6 7 .11 11 .16 20 .21-14 1

Brunswick 1 .1 1.3 4.8 7 -13- 5 5

AJAX : Bialek 6, Markoff 4, Fayman3, Schulberg 2, Ritterman 2, Fein ,

Smorgon, Gross . Best : Ritterman, Rozen,Lemish, Smorgon, Bialek, Schulberg .

BRUNSWICK : Palmer 2, Lasala 2, Palmer,

MaddenneA~Wisean3ones s0$ens, Gillett ,

0 . Brigh . Gr. 5.3 12.8 17.14 21 .21-147

Old Geelong 4.3 9 .10 14.11 17.13-11 5

OLD BRIGHTON : Jones 6, Watkins 3,Devine 2, Hamilton 2, McClure 2 ,Priestley 2, Thomas 2, Currie, Kemp .

Best: Jones : Thomas, Devine, Mullett ,

McClure, Walsh. Missen

OLD GEELONG : McGillivray 4 ,

Sid 2, sonen Thompson . v

BRoss ,est

:Ba3

llieueso Ande rTnompson, Law, Hunter, Moore, Gilbert ,

Sheahan .

0. Camb. Gr. 2.2 6 .5 10.9 13 .12-90

Etsternwick 6.5 7.8 9.14 10 .77-7 7

OLD CAMBERWELL: J. Steven 3,

Buckeridge 3, Ellis 3, P . Buchanan 2 ,

D. Rimington, Healey. Best: Buckeridge ,

D . Rimington, J . Steven, McCallum, D .

Steven, Ellis .n

ELSTEl2NWICBIOOks t Zman~gg D Grace .Bradshaw 2, P .Best : Ramsay, Rosewarne, Rigg,

Richards, Berns, Brooks .

S . Sav. Bank 5 .2 13 .9 19 .14 23 .19-157

National Bank 5 .1 8.2 10.3 10.5 - 6 5

STATE SAV . BANK : McGill 5, Inglis2 ,r, Wals

h Jeffery 3,, Izod,5, Mahe

rEacott. 4, Best

: Allen Ma he

3

,j McGill, Kirk .

9.4 15.8 26.10 31 .14-200Parkside 1 4 3.10 4.13 7.16- 58l;ew

pp,RKSIDE : P. Harvey 8, Quaife 5,

Green 4, Sweeney 4, B . Harvey 3, Bastow 2, - Best :

11iowelip Delaney> P .aHarvey,oGe1Dryden,tC. poyntz, Keogh .

KEW: Hinchen 3, Mullin, Puschenjak,

go~vland, Johnston . Best: R. Zerbi,

Toogood, Stephens, Johnston, Puschenjak .

1 awkner 5.7 13 .16 18 .20 22 .26-158

Alphington 3 .3 5.7 8.11 ]1 .73- 7 9

FAWKNER: K . Ward 6, M . Stapleton 6,

cash 3, Cerminara 2, Foley, Ayres, Goss-Il Wheeler Best: F .

iewinckel, QU~gge > Ward,McMahon, Duggan, Ayres, K.

1Cash, Gossiewmcke .

TON- Whitfield 4, Jamieso nALPHING Harris Hale Matfin . Best:Shaw 2, .

ale, Shearer, Smith, G . Candy, Matfin,

Shaw.

9.3powle elllouse 0 3 1 2

5.6 25 17 675 28 .7

112 .9 181

MELBURNIANS : Urquhart 8 ,OLD CordnerRoberson 5, Mitchell 3, Elam k ,

Knigh t3, Dick 2, Prior . Best . Pisars i ,

d r P Dawso nUrquhart, Prior, Cor ne , •

R HOUSE : Sykes 5, Greig 2 ,POWE

U ton Stafford Mason . Best :DigbY 2, pWhitmore, Alexander, Upton, Sykes,

Stafford, Booth .

t Rov 11 74 11 .8 13 .9 -87Ilamp onUHS Old Boys 3 .2 6.5 7.10 10.16-76

TON ROVERS: Nash 2, B . Ben-HAMPnett 2, I. Bennett 2, Tregear 2, C . Earle

B t Bi d Young Kenney. esB. ,

Sennett C. Earle, S. Huckett, Kennedy,

Scariett, Tregear.

UHS OLD BOYS : McMahon 3, Hume 3,B 2 Schulz Martini . Best: Flavel,yronHume, Cleary, J . Martini, Parks, Poulter .

O Haileybury 4.4 6.8 11 .70 14 .14-98

O . Ivanhoe Gr. 6.1 7.3 8.4 12.5 -77

OLD HAILEYBURY : Bouris 5, Mason 3,Williams 2 Houston, Curry, Cracknell,

I Lingard . Best: Cocks, Curry, Houghton ,

Houston, Kane, Paul .

OLD IVANHOE: Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received afte r

copy dead-line - first post Monday .


ON AL BANK : Cordy 3, Jenkin-NATI Reeves.

son 2, Morris 2, Bate, Gray,

Best: Jenkinson, Reeves, Morris, McLean,Winzar, Bate .

Assump . O .C. 3 .6 7 .10 13.14 18 .20-128

Old Xaverians 2.2 4.6 5.6 6.9 - 45

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : M. O'Don-nell 6, Vipond 4, Pavone 3, Serafini 2,

Stuart, McKee . Best: Barlow,O'Dwyer.M . O'Donnell, O'Dwyer, McCormick,McKee, Commadeur .

OLD XAVERIANS: Pucilowski 2, J .

Naughton, Brew, Browne, Warming .

Higgins, M . Eichorn, Pepp

Mortensen .

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Last Week's Results - Continue d

E SECTIONHeatherton 4.4 14.4 19.10 19 .12-126Monash Wh. 3.2 5.5 6.6 11 .11- 7 7

HEATHERTON : Meeking 8, Hampton 2,Buck, Pimm, Walker, Riggio, Brains, R .Smith, Howells, P . Carey, P . Killen . Best :P . Carey, Meeking, O'Shea, P . Killen,B . Ryan, Fletcher.

MONASH WHITES : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday.

St . Kevin's OB 3.5 9.7 15.11 17 .13-1150 . Mentonians 3 .2 6.6 8.7 13.8 - 86

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Brennan 3,Johnson 3, Cruise 3, Low 2, Hannan 2,Clement, Cross, Fitzpatrick, Mornane .Best : Crowe, Fitzpatrick, Mornane, John-son, Hannan, Clement .

OLD MENTONIANS : Fisher 3, Speers2, Rafter 2, Wood 2, Peel, Bennett, Nor-ton, Ingram . Best: Ingram, Wood, Peel,Norton, Watts, Francis .

La Trobe Blks. 5.2 10.5 14.6 20 .9 -129Com. Bank 4.3 4.7 6.7 7 .10- 5 2

LA TROBE BLACKS: P. Grant 7,Buchanan 6, Von Moger 2, Goode 2,Forbes, Roe, Sheehan. Best : P. Grant,Von Moger, Forbes, Graham, O'Donohue,Sheehan .

COMMONWEALTH BANK : W. McCrim-mon 2, Wyatt 2, Pettis, Frazer, D'Orsa .Best : Brown, Milton, Borrack, Wyatt,Myers, Dick .

A .N .Z . Bank 5.7A .M.P . Soc. 2.4

11 .10 13 .12 18.16-1244.6 6.11 11 .12- 78

ANZ BANK : Dancer 8, Marsden 4,Daykin 3, Minniti 2, Gilroy-Scott . Best :Dancer, Daykin, Gale, Harnetty, Karpavi-cius, Wescott .

AMP SOCIETY : Parkinson 3, I . Hender-son 3, Withers, Reed, Taylor, O'Rourke,G . Caddick . Best : Waller, Fankhauser,Gates, G . Caddick, Nicholls, Wiley .

North Bruns.St. Pat's-Mon .

1 .2 5.9 10.9 14.11-953 .4 4.6 6.9 8.13-61

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Butler 3, Hand-ley 3, S . Gibbons 3, D . Payne 2, Hamil-ton 2, J . Payne . Best : Garing, Raleigh,Walsh, S . Gibbons, D . Payne, Butler.

ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Shannon 5, D .Tobin 2, W . Mahar . Best : P . Tobin, Cof-fey, Mahar, Rohde, Stephen, Shannon .

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i F SECTIONW . Brunswick 3.5 8 .14 13 .20 22,22-154Footscray I .T. 4.6 7 .8 11 .12 15 .16-106

WEST BRUNSWICK: White 5, Beau-mont 4, P . Guatta 4, Tartaglia 3, uBrockweli 2, Bull 2, O'HalloranWoolard . Best : Allen, Byrd, Callander

;P. Guatta, Ivey, White .

FOOTSCRAY I .T. : Carr 4 Moore 3Jenkin 3, Fletcher 2, Cusak, Ferguson,White . Best: Trewin, Grayson, Moore,Absalom, Carr, Sheehan .

La Trobe Reds 2 .4 5 .6 7 .7 13 .8 -86BulIeen-T'stowe 3.3 5 .4 8 .8 11 .12-78

LA TROBE REDS : Robinson 4, Butler3, D . Taylor 2, McEncroe 2, D . Wilson,Pappin . Best : Pappin, D. Wilson, V.Delahunty, Sauer, Palmer, McEncroe .

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Dawson 3,D'Agostino 2, G . S . Miles 2, J . Tenace,Jackman, I . Walton, Keast . Best :D'Agostino, Sheridan, Keast, Jackman,Dawson, Lochart .

Beverley H. 7.3 11.10 15 .11 20.14-134Bulleen U. 2.3 3.4 8.6 12.9 - 8 1BEVERLEY HILLS : O'Loughlin 8,

Butterworth 4, Hirsch 4, Gibson 3, Booth,Best: Adgemis, Butterworth, Fatchen,Gibson, McCrory, O'Loughlin .

BULLEEN UNITED : Macaulay 2, Lach-mund 2, Robertson 2, A . Divirgilio 2O'Halioran, Bowden, Nanscawen . ' BestcRobertson, Flint, Lillie, Peter Archer,Gheller, Bowden .

Thornbury 6 .4 11.7 15.10 22 .15-147Univ. Reds 3.5 6.8 10.11 11 .14- 80THORNBURY: R . Liversidge 5, Dymon d

4, Hayman 3, P . Burns 3, M . Staff 2,Byrne 2, Pieters, McMahon, G . Ashby,Best : A. Burton, Greenwood, Byrne,Ashby, Staff, P. Burns .

UNIV. REDS: Sharpe 3, Thomson 3,Kenny 2, Allison 2, Mitchell . Best:Hillier, Allison, Toose, Caddell, Sharpe,Thomson .

St. Bede's OC 5 .1 9.5 16.10 21 .12-138Glenroy 3.1 6.2 6.2 9.4 - 5 8

ST. BEDE'S O .C . : McGinty 6, Lock-wood 4, McCormack 3, Fyans 2, DanKean 2, Coutts 2, N . Hester, Bowden .Best: Coutts, Terrell, N . Hester, Rydberg,Smyth, A . Hester .

GLENROY: E. Attard 3, Marshall, A .Ross, Rogerson, R . Smith, Todorov,Purcell . Best : Buhagiar, Jolley, RayPerry, J . Wilson, M . Prendergast, E .Attard .


Last Week's Result s

JUNIOR SECTION 1

t ,5nhoe 5.3 8.9 9 .13 15 .18-108power House 4.3 7.4 9.9 11 .11- 77

IVANHOE : Stevenson 3, Williams 3,Loarse 2, Ferguson 2, P . Buckley, Kil-

nck, Dymond, Blaze, Addamo. Best :i(te, Stevenson, Blaze, Dymond, Wil-jms, Kilpatrick .

POWER HOUSE : Keil 2, Sarosi 2, CocoL;avale 2, Nicholson, Cazaly, O'Connor.

6est : Wilson, Steinfort, Sarosi, Seccas,Cazaly, Digby .

Ormond 4 .1 6 .2 12.5 14.8- 92L: niv. Blacks 4 .6 8.9 8.11 10 .12-72

pRVIOND: Sterling 5, Gough 3, Crocke r[3oyanton, Cornish, Porter, McCallum .

[test : Handel, Porter, Britton, Bosch,~terling, McCallum .UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Faulkner 5,

;kidmore 2, Sawyer, Toohey, Dillon . Best :}ianna, Faulkner, Toohey, Williams, Toli-dav, Thompson.

)lonash Univ.Univ . Blues

4.4 7 .8 10.9 13 .11-892 .3 3.6 7.9 7 .13-5 5

) tONASH UNIVERSITY: Quinn 3, Sloan3, Creaser 2, Giles 2, Walton 2, Boyce,Best : Mann, Downie, Seiler, Quinn,Creaser, Grutzner.

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Warne 2, White-head, Dobbie, Hall, Kenealy, Bedford .Best: Thomas, Kenealy, Bedford, Hall,tI: hitehead, McCombe .

Hampton Rov. 3.1 9.5 11.5 16 .13-109o . Scotch Coil . 3 .2 7.6 12.8 13 .11- 89

HAMPTON ROVERS : King 4, Cafarella3 . Diamond 3, Feban 3, Marshall 2,Thompson . Best : Cafarella, Thompson,Peban, Diamond, Fisher, Knox .

OLD SCOTCH : Wade 2, Oates 2Gordon 2, Human 2, Morris 2, Vines,,slaver, Bayly . Best: Kiel, Oates, vines,iuman, Wade, Evans .

\'orth O .B .Coburg

3 .3 6 .13 9 .19 13 .23-1012 .3 3.5 5.8 7.9 - 5 1

NORTH OLD BOYS & COBURG: Goal-ickers, Best Players not received, o r

received after copy dead-line - firstcost Monday.

Continued

JUNIOR SECTION 2Thomastown 4.3 9 .8 1012 15 .19-109St. Bern. O .C . 1 .6 6.10 9 .15 11 .18- 84

THOMASTOWN : Czerny 6, G . Kourli s3, Botting 2, Allen, Taylor, Marcou,J . Kourlis . Best : Taylor, Lagerwey,Marcou, Gleeson, Di Battista, G . Kourlis .

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Shembrey 3,Grant 2, Bergin 2, Powell 2, Valentine,Langwell . Best : Hargreaves, Monaghan,Shembrey, Smith, Wall, Haren .

Caul . Gram. 5.5 10 .6 13.12 17.16-118Geelong 3.3 6.6 8.7 8.9 - 5 7

CAULFIELD GRAMM.: Gregory 3,Hood 3, Kerger 3, Roberts 3, Strugnell2, Everitt, Hitchcock, Seymour. Best :Gregory, Watson, Dalton, Strugnell,Felsenthal, Sisson .

GEELONG : Dodds 2, Nurzenski 2,Morrow, Quirk, Gibson, Bateup . Best :Nurzenski, Murdock, Pettigrove, Mor-row, McGrame, Sing .

Alphington 3 .1 9.2 11.4 16 .8 -104Kew 1.4 4.9 6.13 6.21- 57

ALPHINGTON : Cree 4, Berizzi 3,Patrick 2, Nugent 2, Courts, Raines,Hvalica, Frenette, Howard . Best: Cree,Travaglini, O'Neill, Hvalica, Matfin,Patrick .

KEW: Goal-kickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday.

0 . Paradians 3.3 8.9 11 .12 16 .15-111Reservoir O .B. 2.2 6.2 8.2 11.4 - 70

OLD PARADIANS : Considine 3, Mc-Aleer 3, Anderson 2, Downey 2, Komis-arczk 2, J . McLaughlin, 2, P. McLaughlin,Williams . Best: Downey, Kilkenney, J .McLaughlin, P . McLaughlin, Considine,Shannon .

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Ristevski 3,McGaw 3, Tobin, Street, Baker,Edwards, Romeo . Best: Ristevski, Lyons,Malkoun, Rantino, McGaw, Edwards .

W . Brunswick 4 .2 8 .7 15 .19 25 .25-175De La Salle OC 5 .2 7.3 9 .3 10 .5 - 65

WEST BRUNSWICK: Nigro 5, Brock-well 3, Dell 3, Marino 3, Ceddia 2,Malignaggi 2, Schwarze 2, Rossitto 2,Defrutus 2, Bartley. Best: Briggs, Brock-well, Caligari, Dell, Nicolosi, Nigro .

DE LA SALLE: Cull 4, P. Kerin 2 ,Ryan 2, Blakney, Curran . Best: Nugent,Lloyd, Hellard, P . Kerin, Cull, Cox .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 26, 1976 Page 21

ContinuedLast Week's Results -

RESERVE SECTIONB RESERVE SECTION

A RES 4 1 9 .6 11 .8 13 .8-86 !

8 4 6.1024

De La Salle OC 55 3 7 5 111 .7 1127 179

St. Bern. OC ale . 6,DE LA SALLE

: Dorizzi 8> G . Hale ,

'DonneelTiM•George,A. Kerin 2, Letson, O MBest : Dorizzi, A . Kerin, M. K

G . Hale, C . Bourke .4,c Considine

ST. BERNAI~'S O .C. DalmauJohnson , Sheahan 2, FOX,

,

3Dafiey, Best

: Fox, Sheahan, Paul Pearson,

Johnson, R. Phelan, Peter Pearson-

4 .4 9 .8 142 1g,2-12Coburg

26

Univ . Blacks 2.0 3'1 3'

4, Willoughby

COBURG: Lewis SeathSymons 2, Handley 2, J

. Taylor 2, Seath,

Tolley, Cunningham. BeSt° Zanon, Wil-

loughby, Handley, C. Green, Woods,

Henry. Collins, Owen,LUNIVERSITY BACKS: yunck-

Steele, Bateman. Best: M5m~hnnon

en, Lay, Saines, Gates,

St . K. CBOC 2.3 2•7 6.8 9.9-G,Collegian s

ST . KILDA CBOC : J . WhitTaYloDavlSy

O'Connell 3, Esmonde, Delaney,White . Best : O'COnl' Davis ,White, Lynch, Taylor

COLLEGIANS: Tucker 2, Newton 2,'

Ballard 2, Ferguson, Emmett, Bulling.

Best:BUllingI,S hMackay, Hughes, Wright

Cartledge,

4.1 7.4 8•8 15-13-103Geelong 41

Gr . 3 .1 5 .3 6 . 5Old Care y

GEELONG: Lowcoclc 4, McDonald 4,

ham 2' Poulton,

Last Week's Results -- Continue d

C RESERVE SECTION14

fkside 3.9 6.14 10.21 1~ .54:150

0.1 3.3 3 . 5

W g, Maiolo,

pARKSIDE: R. poyngidd, R. Clarke,_,ooks, Fletcher, Forde ,

H Clarke, Ridd,pnnessey . Best• Byrne, R

.

pney ennessey, Smith .

Ey, ; Duvergier 2

B e

Gevaux, Sutton,

zzl, Quinn, ~oren7Liuzzi,Duvergierer

,

, Gevaux,

6.5 12.9 15 .11 2~ 36 145

[ splineton 2.1 4.2 7 . 3

lph g Stewart 41j,AW~ER: McNee 5, 1{ostov 2,

,.ummond 4, Wittacker 2, Stapleton;QWyer, A .' Deans J Drummond',

annon . Best : McNee, Leary .Mara P . Stapleton ,

Bumpstead 2, ShermgBest: McDonald, 'McArthur, Wookey .McArthur, Sheringham, Archer, Smith,

Lowcock.

OLD CAREY : EH'an 3, R. Morgan 2,

Fink, Best: Fink, Simms, Ewan, Con-

-stable, Summons, Morgan

Marcellin O.C. 3'3 7.7 115id BOYS 1 .2 1 • 4

Monash Blues 1 .5 3 .8 7,12 99-15-69.1064

University Blues 2 .2 5 .6 8 .6

BLUEg: Alford 3, Harrison 2,

MONAS HCarneil, Shaw, Hedding, ShneidHopklns,Lettle, Harrison, Townsend,O'Dwyer, Carnell. Temp-

UAINERSITY BLUES: Collins 5,st, Car.

lar, Goss, Brukner, McicoisonB Brukner,roll, Hart, Hollonds ,

N

Collins.

North O .B. 2.3 6.7 7 .8

OB 1 .3 3 .4 7 .6

MHS O Gregory 3, P•'MARCELLIN O•C'c J' F . Alorsio 2,

Holmes 2, 3. Aloisio 2,

O'Connor 2. Walsh~B Best* ~ Conno ,

Aloisio, Maguire,Best:Holmes. Gould

, ernes .M .H.S . MacKenzie, Ternes .Milburn,

0. Scotch C .s Z 0 12.2 15 .3235

.3 -133

10.9-698 .8-56

Reservoir • • 4Curley,

NORTH OLD BfiOrY$QStarNelson, Jong2, O'Donnell, Harvey, O'Donnell,ebloed, O'Connor ,

McGrath. BestRESERVOIR OB : Goal receiveci after

players not receive first post Monday.

copy dead .lin e

Old Trinity Gr.23

..4 2 54

. 5.7 85•

7.8 191165

Ormond Fekete 3,OLD TRINITY : Stockdale 3, Hewitt,

L. Dann 2, Dawson, Syrnrngton,Dart, De

De Boos . Best: Hewrtt> Bunting,

Boos, McGrath, Symington.

Meek-

RMOND: Palmore 4, il Fisher 2 , Meeking ,O i Best: Farre,

,rtov, O Hayes 2,,LpHINGTON :Beicherso Best

: Walker,[11iamson 2 es Matton, Harris, Wil-

HaYsmpton,,

on

D RESERVE SECTIO N

AJAX 7.3 13 .7 17 .9

17 45-146Brunswick 2 0 4

. 1

AJAX: R. Lisner 6, Gurfinkel 4, Jur-

2, Woilan 2, Burge r2, Kagan

uT_

Freeman . Best : Freeman, Burger,

finkel, Grundmann, Lisner, Kagan .

BRUNSWICK: G. Smith 2, Lamont 2,

A. Munro, White, Leheney . Best: Mrna-

han, G . Smith, White, A. Munro,Hesketh,

P . Smith .

O, Brigh . Cr. 4 .2 7 .6 12 .8 19.10-124

Old Geelong 4.4 7 .6 8.8 10 .10- 70

OLD BRIGHTON: Millis 5, S1nak 3

;Templeton 3, Kennedy 2, Simonar ~k LarkinTapp 2 , Dredge, Larkin .

Templeton, Millis,

Kennedy.P OLD GEELONG: Carmichael Whitt e ,

Yencken 2, Jonas 21, Wells 2 1

Kearney. Best: Carrc Connorr Paton .g,P . Yencken, Robinson ,

,arz,8 •g 14 11-95

Old Paradian Best

OLD SCOTCH: Goal-kickers ,

Players not received, or received aftercopy deadline - first post Monday

.

OLD PARAD~IS' Watkins 2, Mc'

Loughlin, Carroll, Mans fieihlin,eSKissane,Barker, Johnson, McLou

g

Nlansfield ..11-95

1 .4 4.8 9.9 19.9 -63 pIvanhoe 3,4 5 .5 9 .8 , va« TroupCauL Gram

. Hecker 3, A. Jones OLD HAILEYBUcQueena 2,o Davey> P .

Dean 3 H V, Harris, Field, Forbes 31 Derham, Whiteman .2, O'Rourke 2, Forrestal, V Harris, 1 : .oole, McLennan, Lovig, McLennan,

Best :Bartlett, Hoare . !lest: Bannon, Derham ,

R . Harris. A Jones, oup Whiteman.OE BestHecker, Warry, Lupson 2, Mae'i

CAULFIELD GRAM-* Hambiyn, OLD IVANH' Gorlrece'ved afterhur 2 Worthington. ton Gerrand, layers not received ,

thing I ne - first post Monday.

AssOldu

mXaverOians 2.3 2 .8 5 .10 7 .11-5 3

ASSUMPTION OLD CO1L~LaasZl Catanese,Egan 2, Deane, Thomas ,

Clements, Shaw . Best : G1~mour Egan,

Dowling, Griffith,, Maas, 2 Unkles,OLD XAVERIANS: Cusack J .Zachariah, Silk, W

. Eichorn, . Rush .

Best: O'Connor, Cusack, Silk, Delaney

,

Brosnan, Skehan .

Art Way Best-. Wor anos. opy dead- i 26, 1976Welch, Monottt, Lupson, Sp JUNEWakman, 1g76 ~'t{E AMATEUR FOOTBALLER --

pa iner; Turner, Fisher, Clark .

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page 22

4 .4 7.5 11• -43

01,1 Melb. 7.4 13140 14 .17 20.21-134 Old Camb .. Gr. 2.1 3.4 3.6 6

.7

5.4 5.4 -2 McInneswer House 0•

6: Stevens Williams,ELBURNIANS : Elam 5, Miller ELSTERNWICK Connell

OLD M Jim Marks Manson 2 O',

vVilson ichards,3, Woodbridge hell 2, Rudd .R

John Marks, , Zimmer. Best : M~verett, Mclnnes .

Lapin, Wallace-Mitc, Wilson, Best: Convery, Zimmer ,

Ludd, Woodbridge, Sanft 3, Treacher

ngers, Strawhorn . OLD C AMBERWELL: M Wrl

*OWER HOUSE: Hacking 3, Dakin 2. 2 Ansett . Best: Sanft, Austin, M .

, Hammett, hams, S. Williams, Periilo, Oakley .

;~t S . Mason, D. Dakin

. Hacking ,

Parker,

State Sav . Bank 3.4 5 .5 8 .9 11 .17-

National Bank 1.3 2 .7 4.8 6.9 -45

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Last Week's Results - Continue d

E RESERVE SECTIO NHeatherton 7.3 10.7 15 .11 20.14-134Monash Wh. 0.1 1.3 2.6 4.7 - 31

HEATHERTON : P. Smith 6, Yates 5 ,Borg 4, Hopkins 2, P . Skinner, A. Carey,D . Skinner. Best : P . Smith, Yates, Borg,D . Hopkins, Seamer, Grace.

MONASH WHITES : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday .St . Kevin's OB 4.4 8.8 11 .8 12 .10-82O . Mentonians 0 .0 2.2 3.5 4.8 -32

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Gaven 5, A .Simpson . 2, Martin 2, O'Rorke, Davey,Baquie . Best : T. Griffin, T. Corrigan,Martin, Gaven, McGuinness, Virgona .

OLD MENTONIANS : Lane 2, Robertson2 Best : Zimaris, Pearson, Wittick, Grey,Toohey, P . Smith .Com. Bank 5.4 7 .8 7 .13 10 .20-80La Trobe Biks. 0.1 0 .1 1.3 1.3 - 9

COMMONWEALTH BANK : King 3, Mc-Namee 2, Leeming, Sullivan, White, Cox,McKenzie . Best: Cox, Sperlungo, King,Zak, Sullivan, Athans.

LA TROBE BLACKS: Faulkner . Best :Beazley, Chapman, Keane, Groenwagon,Faulkner, Di Cecco .A.M .P . Society 2.2 4.6 6.10 9.11-65A .N .Z. Bank 3.2 5 .6 6.9 7.10-52

A .M .P. SOCIETY: Symons 3, Hirons 2,D. Jenkins 2, Ferrall, Carr . Best : Mc-Leod, Ferrall, Henderson, D . Jenkins,Symons, DePropertis .

A .N .Z . BANK: May 3, Pecora 2, Holt,Tannock. Best : Birkenfelds, Carrazza,Ham, Jones, Peter Orchard, Thomas.North Bruns. 3.5 6.7 9.8 11 .9-75St. Pat's-Monivae 1 .3 2 .4 4.5 9.6-60

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Turner 5, Trot-ter 2, Johnson, Carter, Ford . Best : Tur-ner, Trotter, Carlyon, G. Payne, Mikkel-sen, Major.

ST . PAT'S-MONIVAE : Walsh 5, Rich-ardson, 2, Ryan, Flower. Best : Reid,Richardson, Lardner, K. White, Campbell,Walsh .

"100 GAMES TO UNI. HIGH PLAYER"All players, officials and supporters

would like to congratulate David Nolteon reaching his century with Uni . Highclub, of which 52 games were played inUnder 15 and Under 17 . He won the bestand fairest in Under 15 in 1970 andUnder 17 in 1971, a good effort . Davidhas played in many positions on the field,however, he is well known for his "in-sane" dashes from centre half-back orthe back pocket . Congratulations Davidfor reaching 100 games and we hope youwill be around for your next 100 games .

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F RESERVE SECTIt3E,:;West Bruns. 4.6 5.6 8 .11 9.13-67Footscray I .T. 1.0 3.5 4 .5 7,8 .50WEST BRUNSWICK : Condon 2, Da2, Kovatzi 2, Fletcher, Green, SuleymangBest: Dagg, Fletcher, Macdonald, Mel-drum, Oakley, Suleyman .

FOOTSCRAY LT . : Bridge 3, ArtisDelucca . Best : Erbs, Hoyne, Kerr, De'lucca, Artis, Matthews .La Trobe Reds 1 .2 2 .8 4.11 7 .12-54Buileen-T'stowe 2 .6 2 .6 4.12 5 .15-45LA TROBE REDS : Hall 2, Gillsenan 2T . Delahunty, Gutteridge, Bennett . Best :Hall, T. Delahunty, Bennett, KleemanGutteridge, Brian .

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Puller 2L . Tenace, Kennedy, Goble . Best : Cox,Goble, Chaplin, Kennedy, Knell, Campling .

Beverley Hills 3 .2 7 .2 7.4 8 .5-53Bulleen United 0 .2 2 .5 5 .7 6 .9-45BEVERLEY HILLS : Flemming 3, Mc-

Cory 2, Woods, Johnson, Post. Best :Glennister, Woods, McCory, Nugent,Powell, O'Dea .

BULLEEN UNITED : Cairns 2, TurnerPetch, Vening, Dunn . Best : Edmonds,Ash, Montgomery, Dunn, Paul Archer,R . Jenkins .

University Reds 3 .1 6 .2 11 .5 14.8-92Thornbury 3.2 5.3 7.4 12.4-76UNIV . REDS: Lynch 4, Wilkie 3,Lipshut 2, Forrest, Main, StephensonLong, Acciarito. Best : Long, Miller,Lipshut, Lynch, Forrest, Wilkie .

THORNBURY : Gurrieri 3, Burnie 3,Rademaker, B . Burrows, F. Burrows,I . Burton, Gavin, Inglis . Best : I . Burton,F . Burrows, Bradbury, Gavin, Rademaker,B . Burrows .Glenroy 3.7 8 .7 9.10 11 .12-78St . Bede's OC 2 .3 6 .3 7.6 9.9 -63GLENROY: G. J . Ford 8, Gray, Erd-man, Graeme Ford. Best: Stockdale,Erdman, G. J. Ford, Punton, Maughan,Crossila .

ST . BEDE'S O .C. : Handley 5, Hall 2,Elmore, Earp . Best : Callaghan, Negri,Handley, Earp, Hall, M . Ryan.

CENTURY TO ANZ BANKE RAll at ANZ Bank congratulate Trevor

Dancer on playing his 100th game today.Trevor played his first game with theclub in 1970 and apart from 1974 whenhe had other commitments he has beena regular and valued senior player. Tre-vor has the ability to read the game offootball well and with accurate kickinghe topped the "E" Section goal-kickinglist in 1975.


36 IN LINE FOR CARNIVAL TEAMThe training squad for the Victorian team to take part in the

,~mateur Carnival at Adelaide on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, July6th, 8th and 11th has been narrowed down to 36 players and the final

list of 25 who '-will make the trip will be announced on Monday night .Here are the players still in the

running for selection :

ut. Ritterman (AJAX), T . Fank-,auser (AMP Society), P. O'DwyerAssumption O .C.), G. Fletcher, J.

Griffiths, J . Butcher (CaulfieldGramm.), N. Leckie, P. O'Brien(Coburg), I . Rice (Collegians), I .Davis (Geelong), J . Gartner (Mar-2el lin O.C.), R. Silberberg (MHSOld Boys), R. Booth (Monashulues), B . Anderson, S . Maguire,,,L Welch (North Old Boys), J.Houghton (Old Haileyburians), J .Anderson, S . Tallent (Old Scotch

C. Hansen, W. Peers (Old~ ?rinity Gramm.), B . Bourne (Orm-

ond), R. Sykes (Power House), M.Bates, T . Byrne, R. Shepherd (Res-ervoir Old Boys), P . Aughton, M,Drennan, G. Mitchell, P. Rackham,G. Wade (St. Bernard's O .C.), K.White (St . Kilda CBOC), N. Burne,J . Clarke, S . Costello (UniversityBlacks), R. Hindle (UniversityBlues) .

Peter O'Donohue (UniversityBlacks) is coach of the team andDon McQueen (Old Haileyburians)is his assistant.

Mr. Brian Lauder will be Man-ager of the Victorian party andMr. Fred Coldrey is AssistantManager .

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B SECTIONOld Scotch Coll . 8 1 1081 633Caulfield Gramm . 8 1 1040 748Marcellin OC 7 2 1027 634Old Paradians 5Geelong 5Collegians 4St. Kilda CBOC 4Ivanhoe 3MHS Old Boys 1Old Carey Gr. -

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C SECTIONOld Haileybury 9- 1000 641 156 .0 36Old Melburnians 8 1 1315 791 166 .2 32Parkside 6 3 1109 773 143 .5 24Hampton Rovers 6 3 816 777 105 .0 24Fawkner 5 4 1010 805 125 .5 20UHS Old Boys 3 6 886 905 97 .9 12Old Ivanhoe Or. 2 7 779 949 82 .1 8Alphington 2 7 716 1022 70 .1 8Power House 2 7 640 1070 59 .8 8Kew 2 7 636 1174 54 .2 8

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E SECTION*St. Kevin's OB 6 2 881 703 125.3La Trobe Blacks 6 3 801 604 132,6ANZ Bank 5 3 715 651 109 .8Old Mentonians 5 4 730 676 108,0*AMP Society 4 4 751 861 87,2North Brunswick 4 5 712 682 104,4Heatherton 4 5 908 874 103 .9St. Pat's-Monivae 4 5 788 800 98,5Monash Whites 3 5 552 717 77,0Commonwealth Bk 2 7 641 911 70,4

F SECTIONWest Brunswick 9 - 1325 581 228 .1St . Becles OC 8 1 1056 709 1-':3.9Beverley Hills 5 4 936 $52 109 .9Thornbury 4 5 894 850 105.2Bulleen United 4 5 896 964 92 .9Footscray IT . 4 5 861 994 86.6Glenroy 4 5 788 1046 75.3Bulleen-T/stowe 3 6 874 930 94,0LaTrobe Reds 3 6 640 913 70.1University Reds 1 8 732 1163 62 . 9

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Ivanhoe 7 2 837 498 168 .1Si . Kilda CBOC 5 3 663 567 116 . 9glans 5 4 727 554 131 . 2

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Amateur Football Club

Tony Catanese plays his fiftieth gameor assumption Old Collegians today . H e

made the senior side for four ofgames . Always reliable as a hal f

or wingman, Tony has booted eightin his Amateur career . He is a

,,ated club member who alwayss himself available for whatever job> filling . Away from football h e_ges to fit in University studies andserve as Assistant Secretary of th e

assumption Old Collegians' Association .~celt done Tony . May you continue tillyour hundredth game in 1979 .

Bulleen-Templestowe Centre man TonyD' :tgostino departs tomorrow for a threemnnth trip to Itaiv. "Dagga" ha s!'ed 42 games with the club since~ing the Junior team in 1974, whenwas Best and Fairest for the year .

D RESERVE SECTIO NW L For Agst % Pts

*Old Brighton Or . 7 1 844 491 171.9 30Elsternwick 7 2 761 473 160 .9 28AJAX 7 2 752 485 155.1 28Assumption OC 5 4 606 526 115 .2 20Old Camberwell Or . 5 4 487 521 93 .5 20*Old Xaverians 4 4 622 633 98 .3 18Old Geelong 4 5 675 646 104 .5 16State Sav. Bank 4 5 621 672 92.4 16National Bank 1 8 371 842 44.1 4Brunswick - 9 317 848 37.4 -

E RESERVE SECTIONSt. Kevins OB 8 1 597 405Heatherton 7ANZ Bank 6AMP Society 5North Brunswick 5Monash Whites 5Old Mentonians 4Commonwealth Bk 3LaTrobe Blacks 2St. Pats-Monivae -

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F RESERVE SECTIO NWest Brunswick 9 - 885 322 274 .8 36Footscray I .T. 5 4 483 460 105 .0 20Thornbury 5 4 569 559 101 .8 20LaTrobe Reds 5 4 383 502 76 .3 20St. Bedes OC 4 5 594 531 111 .9 16Beverley Hills 4 5 478 480 99 .6 16Bulleen United 4 5 504 556 90.6 16*University Reds 3 5 451 728 62.0 14Bulleen-T/stowe 3 6 446 529 84 .3 12*Glenroy 2 6 438 646 67.8 1 0

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427.2 36181 .6 32171 .9 24136.5 24116 .1 24153 .5 1675 .6 1247.8 842.7 416.4 -

We are sorry to lose Dagga at this stagein the season. His determination andconstructive field work in the centreand as a ruck-rover has resulted in manygoals . We will also miss younger brotherMark, who has been a regular boundaryumpire with the club for two years . Allthe best to both of you from the playersand Committee .

100 AT ROVERLAND

Congratulations to Ian Rolls who wil lplay his 100th game for Hampton Roverstoday. Since joining the club, Ian hasplayed most of his football on the for-ward line where his fine marking, strongkicking and clever team play have beena feature of his play. Well done Ian andwe at Hampton along with your "missus"look forward to your next 100.


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JACK FULLERTONSecretary for 25 Years

It is almost 25 years since JACK FULLERTON became Secretary of theVictoriant Amateur Football Association, and the Association has madegreat strides in that time .

Jack has devoted more than 40 years to football, his first real achieve .,ment in the football world going back as far as 1933, when he representedVictoria in the Interstate Schoolboys Carnival .

He played with CollingwoodSeconds for two seasons, 1935 and1936, and still has a great love forhis old club .

Then he journeyed to the countryand played with Horsham in theWimmera League in 1937 beforereturning to Melbourne in 1939 .

Jack played all his football as anamateur, but after the war hegave up playing and started "blow-ing the whistle" . He umpired inthe Metropolitan Football Leaguein 1945 before joining the V .F .L.the following year .

Although on the senior list, hedid most of his umpiring in themajor country leagues - Ballarat,Bendigo, Ovens and Murray . Hecontinued as an umpire until 1951,and was appointed Secretary of theV.A.F .A. in September of that year .Jack has seen many changes

since he took over the secretarialreins - in 1951 there were 40teams competing - this seasonthere are 140 .

The Junior Section was formedin 1939 as a separate body - theVictorian Junior Amateur FootballAssociation-and operated as suchuntil it was merged with theV.A.F .A. in 1953 and became theJunior Section of the parentbody.

Then there was E Section, theReserves and F Section, as theAssociation continued to grow.

Jack was Manager of the Vic-torian team in 1953 which boastedmany very fine players, and liter-ally "scooped the pool" at theAmateur Carnival at Adelaide .

Another feat of which he is

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JACK FULLERTON

justly proud was the organisationof the demonstration match ofAustralian Rules football at theOlympic Games in Melbourne in1956 . He was also an assistant toMr. Bill Holt, who was the Tech -nical Director for the OlympicGames.

Jack had a good deal to do withthe Association's acquiring Olym-pic Park No. 2 Oval as a centralground in 1957. The V.A.F.A . hadthe use of this ground until di,end of 1960, but the installation ofthe greyhound racing track madethe playing area too small .

His next triumph was the gain-


T_

ing of St . Kilda Cricket Ground as}leadquarters in 1965, but this, too,was to be short-lived as we hadthat ground for only one season .

But the Fullerton determinationwas not dimmed by these set-backs and Jack did much of thenegotiating for the use of Elstern-~irick Park, which we gained in1967 .

Much has been done to improvethe facilities at this ground, whichwe now call "home" and furtherimprovements will be carried outon a gradual scale . Something morewe can thank Jack for - it washis drive, enthusiasm and persist-ence which has played a big partin getting these things done.

Jack received the A.N.F.C . MeritAward in 1968 (the V.A.F.A., oneof the four bodies affiliated withthe Australian Amateur FootballCouncil, is entitled to make a nom-ination for this award every fourth~-ear) . He was also honoured by

being elected President of theA.A.F .C . in 1970 .

Jack was instrumental in ob-taining the use of the MelbourneCricket Ground for the AmateurCarnivals in 1962 and 1973, justanother achievement in the tremen-dous amount he has done forAmateur football in Victoria .

BUT - Jack freely admits thatnone of it would have been pos-sible without the help and co-opera-tion of his wife, Mrs . Norma Fuller-ton, who has been Assistant Secre-tary of the V .A.F.A . for the wholeof the time that Jack has beenSecretary.

And the members of the Associa-tion think very highly of the Fuller-tons, for they have both beenelected to Life Membership of theV .A.F.A .

While Jack and Norma Fullertonare on deck the Victorian AmateurFootball Association is certain toflourish.

Ray was "Shepherded" back to R .O.B.'sRay Shepherd, Reservoir Old Boys' centre line player, stands at

only 5' 8", but his lack of inches in no way measures his football ability.Ray, who has just turned 21, has proved his ability and versatility

since joining Reservoir in 1972.

He has played in the centre, on includes squash and athleticsthe wing, and even as ruck-rover, among his other sporting activi-but he is hardly the build for this ties ,latter position, as he weighs only12 stone .He won the Best First Year

Player award in 1972 and was sec-ond Best and Fairest the followingyear .

In 1974, Ray tried his luck withCollingwood (V.F.L.) and played inthe Under-19's and the Reserves,but couldn't "crack" the seniorside .He was back with Reservoir Old

Boys last season and is in thesquad for next month's Carnivalat Adelaide .

Ray plays cricket with NorthernSocials in the Jika Association and


RAY SHEPHERD

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