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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER--JULY 12, 1975

Nobody quite knows howmany different occupations thereare, but it runs to several thousands .

Think about your dad's time .That was before R&. D Departments,real electronics, motels or mass media .

Today, a young man can makehis way with ambition and a naturaltalent that will buy him success andsatisfaction. Of course, it's more thanjust desire and flair; he has to workhard but he's doing somethinghe enjoys .

An A.M.P. man understandsthat . After all, he's doing somethingthat uses his own talents and helikes it. .

Talk to an A.M.P. man. Tell himwhere you fit into life and he'll tellyou how a sound insurance plancan fit in too.

. . .where policyholders'money is invested in projectswhich benefit Australia.

-GEELON-G GIVE ST. BER NARD'S A FRIGHTORMOND DOWN TO OLD TRINITY - 1 PT .Blacks hold off North's challenge

By GEORGE McTAGGART

Bottom team Geelong, who have not won a match, veary nearly causedan upset last week when they ran the leaders, St . Bernard's, to a goal. It waseasily Geelong's best performance for the season.

Ormond suffered their third successive defeat when they went down bya point to Old Trinity in a real thriller . Trinity are now just outside the fouron percentage .

North Old Boys made a strong last quarter bid for victory against Uni-versity Blacks but failed to get there by four points. Of North's five defeatsthis season, three have been by less than a goal.

AND THEN THERE WERE NONE -After 11 rounds, there is not oneundefeated team in the competition. The last to go were Monash Whiteswho were beaten by Bulleen United, the margin being 25 points .

St. Bernard's put on 7 goals in thesecond quarter to lead Geelong by17 points at the interval and lookedto be in for at least a comfortablewin .

But Geelong held the leaders to onegoal in the third term and got onlevel terms at the last change . Thelast quarter was a thriller but St .Bernard's greater experience andextra touch of class enabled them tohold off the tenacious Geelong andwin by 6 points .

What are the odds against a teambein g a point in front at half-timethree-quarter-time and at the finalsiren? Well that's what happenedin the Ormond-Old Trinity game, withTrinity being in the fortunate posi-tion.

It was one of the most remarkablyeven matches imaginable with littlebetween the scores all day. Even atthe first break, the difference wasonly 4 points - in Trinity's favour.

Two goals in the first minute ofthe second quarter enabled UniversityBlacks to wipe off their 11-point de-ficit at quarter-time and they werenever headed after that.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY

They lead by 8 points at the intervaland looked in a strong position witha 3-goal advantage at three-quarter-time. North put in a strong lastquarter, kicking 5 goals, but .theBlacks were able to hold off the chal-lenge and score by 4 points .

Reservoir Old Boys' effective hand-ball and the brilliance of their smallmen were too much for MonashBlues, who were beaten by more than7 goals, while Old Paradians failedmiserably against Coburg, kickingonly 4 points in the second half.

Caulfield Grammarians wiltedagainst De La Salle in the secondhalf after being only a point downat the interval, and were beaten byjust over 10 goals . It was their sec-ond successive defeat and they havedropped to fourth .

Marcellin's hopes of making thefinals received a setback when theycrashed against University Blues whowon by more than 12 goals.

Collegians beat Old Carey by a goal,Old Scotch were too strong for OldHaileybury and Ivanhoe were nottroubled to beat Kew by 9 goals .

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St. Kilda CBC, who won the firstnine games, were beaten again, thistime by Parkside who scored by 15points . They have lost top place toOld Ivanhoe, who won easily fromBrunswick .

Melbourne High beat Alphingtonby 29 points and Uni. High kept inthe running with a 20-point win overOld Brighton .

Fawkner Pipped Old Xaverians by 3points in a high-scoring affair (20-13to 20-10) . Assumption beat Old Cam-berwell by 16 points, while StateSavings Bank, Hampton Rovers andOld Geelong all won comfortably.

AJAX held top place after a closestruggle with AMP Society, winningby 9 points, and LaTrobe Blacksbeat St. Bede's by 19 points .

St. Pat's-Monivae had the samewinning margin over Old Mentoniansand Elsternwick beat West Brunswickby 27 points .

Heatherton beat Thornbury bynearly 10 goals and edged MonashWhites (beaten by Bullen United) outof top place . Footscray Tech. scrappedhome by a point from Glenroy .

Ivanhoe thrashed Ormond in themain Junior Section game and Coburgwere not really troubled by OldScotch .

In Section 2, North Old Boys beatReservoir Old Boys by 10 points,and the other winners were Bulleen-Templestowe, Hamtpon Rovers,Thomastown and Old Carey .

There were some interesting re-sults in the Reserves - Old Parad-ians ran Coburg to 11 points, NorthOld Boys easily beat a weakene d

AS USED BY THE CHAMFiOtdS .

Blacks, De La Salle failed by 13points against Caulfield Grammar,University Blues were well beaten byMarcellin, St. Kilda CBC had anotherclose call, beating Parkside by 10points (Parkside's kicking - 6 .17 -losing it for them).

Fawkner trounced Old Xaverians,State Bank crashed against St. Kev-in's, Elsternwick beat West Bruns-wick by 14 points, AJAX went downto A.M.P. by 7 goals, Monash Whitesbeat Bulleen United by 13 points andGlenroy beat Footscray Tech, by 4points .

TRIBUNALQJUNE 28th ROUND)

B . Dowell (Reservoir Old Boys) was foundguilty of kicking P. W. Richardson (Orm-ond) and suspended for twelve matches .

J. Williams (Alphington) was found guiltyof striking R . Johnson (Brunswick) with theelbow and suspended for two matches .

P . Robinson (St. Pat's-Monivae O .C.) wasfound guilty of striking B. A. Irving (St .Bede's O .C.) and suspended for six matches.

R. Seath (Coburg Reserves) was foundguilty of striking P. Day (Old Trinity Gramm .Reserves) and suspended for six mathces .

R . Hager (University Blues Reserves) wasfound guilty of striking M. Heaton (OldScotch Coll. Reserves) with the elbow andsuspended for four matches .

S. Athens (Commonwealth Bank Reserves)was found guilty of striking J . Maguecio(Old Xaverians Reserves) and suspended forfour matches.

J. Clampett (St. Pat's-Monivae O.C . Res-erves) was found guilty of disputing deci-sions, using abusive language to the umpireand using threatening language to the um-pire, (and was ordered off the field forthe last offence) and was suspended for atotal of eighteen matches.

S . Richardson (St, Pat's-Monivae O .C.Reserves) was found guilty of disputing de-cisions and using abusive language to theumpire and was suspended for four matches.

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A SECTIONOld Trinity Gramm . v North Old Boys -

Goodman . Goal : Wilson, McCusker (Fog.,rty) .

Sf . Bernard's O .C. v Reservoir O.B. -Rowe . Goal: Allen, E . Jenner (Budge) .

Prionash Blues v Old Paradians - Rowell.Goal : Hillier, Ahlm (Maebus) .

Coburg v Ormond - Simpson . Goal : A.Smith, Stratton (Jenkin) .

University Blacks v Geelong (at Elstern-wick Park) - Hill . Goal : from GeelongDistrict League (Pritchett) .

B SECTIONIvanhoe v Old Carey Gramm . - Grubb .

Goal: Bridges, Dressing (McMahon) .,,Tarcellin O .C. v Old Haileyburians

Wills. Goal : McKenzie, Murray (Somer-ville) .

Old Scotch Coll . v Caulfield Gramm. -Hindle. Goal: L. Williams, K. Jenner(Rossetto).

De La Salle v Kew - King . Goal : Dun-stan, Cust (Gannon) .

Collegians v University Blues - Bishop .Goal : Peters, Saunder (Collister) .

C SECTION--runswick v Parkside - J . Field (Blair-

Holt) .U .H .S . Old Boys v Power House - Dodds

(Sutherland) .Old Melburnians v M .H .S. Old Boys - B .

Nicholls (J . Smith).lphington v Old Ivanhoe Gramm . - Cord-ner (Stead) .

St . Kilda CBOC v Old Brighton Gramm . -Reilly (Guyatt) .

: D SECTIONAssumption O .C. v St. Kevin's O .B. -

Sharpe (Mitchell) .Hampton Rovers v Fawkner - P. Fell (Mul-

ler) .Old Xaverians v Old Geelong - Puddy

(Booth) .National Bank v Old Camberwell Gramm .

- Minson (Burridge) .State Sav. Bank v C'wealth Bank - Wake-

field (Morgan).

E SECTIO NElsternwick v St . Bede's O .C . - McTag-

gart (Hoist) .St . Pat's-Monivae O .C . v North Brunswick

- Halbish (Jones) .A.N.Z. Bank v A.M.P. Society - Power

(White) .A .J.A.X . v West Brunswick - Thomas

(Benson) .La Trobe Blacks v Old Mentonians -

Phillips (Pascoe) .

F SECTIO NGlenroy v Thornbury - Amor (Tracey) .Beverley Hills v Bulleen United - C. Nichol

(Dunkley) .Monash Whites v University Reds - Mc-

Innes Mitch) .Bulleen-Templestowe v Footscray I .T. -

Marks (Footscray I .T . Reserves a bye) .Heathe rton v La Trobe Reds - Lowe (Cav-

anagh) .

JUNIOR SECTION 1Old Scotch Coll. v Monash UniversityMarsden .

Power House v Ivanhoe - Jennings .University Blacks v University BluesCogdon .

Ormond a bye .Coburg a bye .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Old Carey Gram. v Old Paradians - Mead .Caulfield Gramm . v Hampton Rovers -

Duckworth .West Brunswick v Thomastown - Gow.Reservoir O .B . v Geelong - Johnston .St. Bernard's O .C. v North Old Boys -Mason .

Bulleen-Templestowe a bye

EMERGENCY UMPIRES :Field : Jorgensen, Cunneen, Kollmorgan,

Botsford, Butterworth, Myors, Ryan, A.Williams, Wood . Goal : Stewart .

NUMBERS TO NOTE

Clubs In A Section should note these num-bers .

For teams on Thursday night (as early aspossible after 7.30 p .m. please-and certainlybefore 9 p.m.) .

The Age 60-0421-Mike SheahanThis applies to clubs in main game only -

as advised.Quarter-by-Quarter scores this week -

91-6491.Watch for this number week by week .

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The match between St . Kevin's Old Boysand Old Xaverians, on August 9th, will beplayed at St . Kevin's Oval, Heyington in-stead of at Albert Park .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 Fiage 5

LOOKINGBy Noel Rundle

5 Years AgoDe La Salle kept close to the four when

in a low-scoring game they defeated OldParadians by a point . Halasa, Cooke, Lynch(De La Salle) and Johnson, Grindlay, andKendall for Old Paradians were best.

Guyon Wilson celebrated his 100th gamefor Geelong by winning the Solomon Trophyfor best player.

Old Brighton were proud to announcethe opening of their new clubrooms, theculmination of many years' hard work bythe Committee.

Old Xaverians (eighth in B Section) sur-prised Univ . Blacks (third with only one de-feat) to only go down by 7 points in a low-scoring game, 5 .5 (35) to 6 .6 (42) .

10 Years AgoGeorge Mehl played his 100th consecutive

game for AJAX.Commonwealth Bank welcomed back from

overseas Alan Kirby, holder of the recordfor the number of games. Alan told allpresent that he had 10 years 'footy leftin him' . (Where are you now, Alan? -Ed .) . Collegians and Univ. Blacks playedthe match of the day with teams as fol-lows:- Collegians : B . Lucas, Ferguson, W .Roach ; H.B . Webster, G . Daff, Tweedle ; C .Woods, Tucker, Read; H .F . Lugg, C. Roach,Edwards ; Fwds. L. Hibbins, D . Walduck,Boag ; Fall . Symons, Hayes; Rover Dunn .19, 20 Powell, Andrews . Univ. Blacks - B .Nation, Whitford, Barker; H .B . Blazey, Car-berry, Nicholls; C. Lee, Reynolds, Fleming ;H .F. Sinclair, Porter, Saunders ; F. Tuck,Browne, Galbraith; Foil. Burston, Shackle-tom Rover Wilson. 19, 20 Burke, Crawford .

Graham Brewer, best and fairst in 'C'Section in 1963 and 'D' Section (1964) andcaptain of National Bank, played his 100thgame for the club.

Aiphington thanked . Bill Usher, a spec-tacular mark and a very good kick' for his100 games.

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Guest speaker at Old Scotch's annualdinner was Brian Dixon .

Melbourne High took fourth place fromOld Xaverlans with a 62-win -(ColinGreen kicked 10 goals) while Ian Turnbull,Bob Tredennick, Trevor Read and GeoffPaul were other stars .

25 Years Ag oIt had to happen! Ormond, going for the

straight dozen, were outpaced outmarked,outstayed, and outmanoeuvred, to go downby 7 points to Old Scotch - Final scores9.13 to 8.12 . Old Scotch won the game inthe first quarter when they scored 4.9to 0.2 .

Best were - Geer, Bate, Morone (OldScotch) and K. Robinson, Rundle, Hardy(for Ormond).

In the battle of top sides in 'B' Section,Collegians also inflicted the first defeat onCommonwealth Bank - leading from half-time, and finally winning 10 .18 to 8 .13 .

Best for Collcgians were Brian Judd, War-ren Judd, Greg Buckeridge while David Kerrshowed pleasing form in his first matchfor the season . Ted Thomas, Alan Shiel,and Ian Bailey were best for Bank who wereunlucky to lose Alan Kirby with a brokenleg .

ST . BERNARD'S FULL-BACK REACHES 100All at St. Bernard's congratulate Ray King

on playing his 100th game against Geelonglast Saturday. Since joining the club Rayhas been a mainstay in the first XVIIIand has played in all key positions on theback and forward lines as well as on theball. Because of his habit of leading withhis head, coupled with his fearless play,Ray unfortunately has missed a number ofgames through injury . This year he hastaken on the role of full back and hisclearing dashes and beautiful kicking is oneof the main reasons for the club enjoyingsuch a successful year. Congratulations"Kingy" the committee and all players andsupporters hope to watch you beating allfull forwards for a number of seasons tocome .

SINCE 1845Telep4mne'i:Reli-)emrrlo 60-9:;7 1 ;

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M(MEMBERS V .A.F.A.)

WARNINGIt's happened again at Royal Park, las t

S4turday thieves went through the dressingrooms and stole clothes belonging to thefieid and boundary umpire .

Fortunately the writer arrived and hav-ing had some experience at similar incid-cnts in this area, was able to find all theirclothes intact - they really went for thetaps this time as the field umpire was "hisworship" the Mayor of Doncaster - (they(acin't touch his horse) .

Do not LEAVE YOUR CLOTHES IN UN-I,OCKED ROOMS .

I was amazed last Saturady when, duringa reserves game, the full back when kick-ing off did so by giving a small kick clearof, hand and foot inside the kick off lines .

The poor umpire was soundly roasted bysupporters for allowing this type of kick-07, claiming that the ball must be kickedover the kick off line .Law 8C states - the bail shall be kicked

clear of hand and foot not necessarily overthe kick off lines, and once kicked shallbe deemed to be in play.Thought for the week -Never argue with nor abuse the umpire .

lie is doing his best, although it may bea poor best. Here's there for the day, soadapt your play to his umpiring, and get on

ith the game .(Otherwise you could get a "holiday"

refer Tribunal report in this issue - Ed .)SPORTS DAY

Well the top sportsmen of our Associa-tion have at last emerged.

What a day - Brian Goodman, playedtennis wearing his Brunswick Amateur Foot-ball jumper engineer Gerald Minson playedwhilst smoking a pipe, and Gary Nichol

"did his cool' 'and threw his tennis rac-quet into a neighbours back yard after TomCunneen had "aced" him .

Newcomer Geoff Kelly swept all opposi-tion aside and easily won the squash cham-pionship . Alan Bishop was runner-up.

The tennis title was more evenly con-tested and was eventually won by PhilipRowell and Gary Nichol who defeated DonDoods and Andrew Burridge 6/4 in the final .

Simon Marks didn't endow himself to thecoach when he defeated him in the singles .

(If you see Simon named emergency um-pire for the next 3 or 4 weeks you willknow why . )

The old reliabies Dressing, Hill, Mason,were all soundly defeated in first roundmatches.

In the final of the doubles district fastbowler Andy Burridge thought he was doingjust that and served that way - unfortun-ately they were all out of court.

On the girls' side Susan Rowell was thebest teams player, whilst Lois Mason wastops on the squash court.All had a great day and thanks to Simon

Marks who alone arranged the day .All winners were presented with beauti-

ful clocks donated by Mr. Marks - Simon'sfather - a most thoughtful gesture .

NEW ADDRESSES - PHONENUMBERS

MARCELLIN O.C. (T. F. Naughton)- Phone 859-9323 (home) - 6174-372 or 62-0491 Ext . 372 (Day) .

OLD CAREY GRAM. (J. B. Goode) -Phone 789-2331 (home) .

UNIVERSITY REDS (C. Sinn) - 76Power St., Hawthorn, 3122 (Phone81-4343).

ELSTERNWICK PARK MATCHES

Matches to be played at Elsternwick Park for the remainder of the seasonare shown hereunder:July 12 - University Blacks v Geelong

*July 19 - Old Carey Gramm. v Caulfield Gramm .July 26 - Old Trinity Gramm . v St. Bernard's O.C.August 2 - Monash Blues v Old Trinity Gramm.

August 9- Old Paradians v OrmondAugust 16 - Ormond v University BlacksAugust 23 - Reservoir Old Boys v Coburg* Indicates B Section match.

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300 GAMES TO BRUNSWICK STALWARTKevin Kinloch plays his 300th game with

Brunswick today. He has been a greatclubman and is a Life Member of the club .Kevin started with Brunswick in the Juniorsin 1954 as a rover and in 1957 advancedto the Seniors winning 3rd Best & FairestTrophy that year . In 1960 he went to theback pocket and in 1962 won the most con-sistent trophy . Then in 1966 - 4th Best &Fairest trophy. Returning in 1970 after 2years absence Kevin was Captain of 1970Premiership Side in "D" Section, whichwas one of the greatest hi ghlights of hiscareer. He was appointed Capain andCoach of the Reserves in 1972 and won theBest & Fairest trophy that year, and retired,but made a comeback last year and won themost determined trophy in the Reserves .He will be hanging his boots up at the endof this season, to spend more time with hisfamily. Congratulations Kevin from all atBrunswick.

200 GAMES TO WEST BRUNSWICKVETERAN

West Brunswick congratulate Peter (Pop)Webber on playing his 200th club game .Peter has been with the club since the early1960's . In the years since then he hasheld the positions of Secretary and laterPresident and currently is a committeeman.Peter would be the first to admit that hehasn't the ability of many of West's pastor present players but what he lacks in

t'.

this area he more than makes up for withhis enthusiasm and dedication to his owngame and the club in general . Congratula-tions Peter on an all round performancethat should be an inspiration to all.

150th TO BRUNSWICK CAPTAINBrunswick captain Tony Lasala plays his

150th game this week . He started with theWicks in season 1967 and captained lastyear's side to the Premiership . A goodclubman Tony is also Social Secretary andis classed as one of the best full backsin the Amateurs . His inspiring play is agreat help to his team mates . Let's hopewe see him for another 100 games. Con-gratulations Tony .

DOUBLE CENTURY TO ORMOND MANAll at Ormond congratulate John Mocking

on playing his 200th game last week . Nowcaptain of the reserves, John has been aloyal and dedicated clubman for many yearsand we hope he is around for many more.Well done John .

100 UP TO PARKSIDE RAll at Parkside congratulate Brian 'The

Lip' Harvey on playing his 100th game to-day. "The Lip" has been called many nameswhilst at Parkside but the best would prob-ably have to be Darrel Baldock as he showsthe same great ball ability. Keep the greatform up "Lip" and continue to star asusual . Make your 100th, a game to remem-ber.

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PREFt74~u17' 71-14P LPJTSA SECTIO NW L For Agst % Pis

St. Bernard's OC 9 2 1298 928 139.9 36

University Blacks 8 3 1163 925 125.7 32

Reservoir OB 7 4 1161 996 116 .6 28Ormond 6 5 1102 996 110.6 24North Old Boys 6 5 1005 926 108 .5 24Old Trinity Gr 6 5 1016 1034 98 .3 24Monash Blues 5 6 1022 1104 92 .6 20Coburg 4 7 926 958 96.7 16Old Paradians 4 7 901 1171 76 .9 16Geelong - 11 760 1316 57.8 -

B SECTIONUniversity Blues 10 1 1217 939 129.6 40

Be La Salle OC 8 3 1147 773 148.4 32

Ivanhoe 7 4 1087 1003 108.4 28*Caulfield Gram 6 4 1012 961 105.3 26*Collegians 5 5 875 930 94.1 22Niarcellin OC 5 6 1008 1099 91 .7 20Old Carey Gr 5 6 908 1025 88.6 20fKew 4 7 823 1060 77.6 16Old Scotch Coll 3 8 918 1025 89.6 12Old Haileybury 1 10 858 1114 77 .0 4

C SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr 9 2 1208 823 146.8 36St. Kilda CBOC 9 2 1237 844 146 .6 36MHS Old Boys 8 3 1130 1100 102 .7 32Power House 6 5 1156 1,051 110.0 24UHS Old Boys 5 6 944 955 98 .8 20Alphington 5 6 962 1021 94.2 20Parkside 5 6 921 1050 87.7 20Old Melburnians 5 6 1015 1159 87 .6 20Old Brighton Or 2 9 875 1081 80 .9 8Brunswick 1 10 811 1175 69.0 4

D SECTIONHampton Rovers 9 2 1247 761 163.9 36Fawkner 9 2 1214 815 149 .0 36Old Geelong 8 3 1096 814 134.6 32Old Xaverians 8 3 1016 785 129.4 32Scate Sav. Bank 7 4 1234 975 126 .4 28Assumption OC 5 6 902 951 94.8 20Old Cam'well Gr 4 7 872 1045 83 .4 16National Bank 3 8 866 1045 82.9 12C'wealth Bank 2 9 647 1300 49.8 8St . Kevin's OB - 11 671 1417 47.4 -

AMP Society 6 5 955 991 100 . 3

E SECTIO NAJAX 9 2 1216 826 152 .8St. Pat's-Monivae 9 2 1054 916 115 .1$Elsternwick 7 3 1037 995 104 .2

fiLaTrobe Blacks 5 5 832 968 86 .0North Brunswick 5 6 1002 1023 97 .9ANZ Bank 4 7 1002 982 102 .0St. Bede's OC 4 7 854 992 86 .1Old Mentonians 3 8 912 960 95 .0West Brunswick 2 9 842 1138 74 .0

F SECTIONHeatherton 10 1 1270 756 168 .0 40Monash Whites 10 1 1167 710 164.4 40Thornbury 8 3 1232 960 128.3 32Bu lleen United 7 4 1194 764 156 .3 28Beverley Hills 6 5 1196 1069 111 .9 24Glenroy 5 6 1003 978 102.6 20University Reds 4 7 860 1060 81 .1 16Footscray IT 2 9 675 1029 65.6 8Bulleen-T'stowe 2 9 620 1381 44.9 8LaTrobe Reds 1 10 547 1129 47.2 4

JUNIOR SECTION ICoburg 9 I 1333 791 168.5 36Ormond 7 3 1187 805 147 .5 28*University Blues 6 3 936 646 144 .9 28Ivanhoe 6 4 1242 1078 115 .2 24University Blacks 4 4 450 530 84 .9 20Old Scotch Coil 4 6 811 965 84.0 16Monash University 2 8 685 1013 67 .6 8Power House 1 9 527 1398 37 .7 4

A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst % Pts

St. Bernard's OC 9 2 860 699 123.0 36Old Trinity Or 8 3 837 588 142.3 32Coburg 7 4 707 672 105.9 28Reservoir OB 6 5 838 563 148.8 24University Blacks 6 5 705 702 100.4 24Monash Blues 6 5 E80 698 97.4 24North Old Boys 5 6 767 704 108.9 20Old Paradians 4 7 696 734 94.8 16Ormond 4 7 652 796 82.5 16Geelong - 11 420 1130 37.2 -

B RESERVE SECTIONDe La Salle OC 9 2 954 573 166.5 36Marceliin OC 9 2 872 613 142 .3 36Collegians 8 3 879 561 156 .7 32Ivanhoe 7 4 920 625 147.2 28University Blues 6 5 887 720 123 .2 24Old Haileybury 6 5 786 703 111 .5 24Old Scotch Coll 5 6 743 765 97 .4 20Caulfield Gram. 3 8 737 830 88.8 12**Kew 2 9 405 1124 36.0 8Old Carey Gr - 11 416 1191 34.9 -

C RESERVE SECTIO NSt . Kilda CBOC 10 1 846 607 139 .4 40Parkside 9 2 987 504 195.8 36*Power House 7 3 994 465 213.8 30MHS Old Boys 6 4 1072 607 176 .6 26Old Brighton Gr 6 5 691 635 108 .8 24Old Ivanhoe Gr 6 5 722 749 96 .4 24Old Melburnians 5 6 685 642 106 .7 20UHS Old Boys 2 9 468 925 50.6 8Brunswick 2 9 424 1099 38 .6 8Alphington 1 10 416 1152 36 .1 4

D RESERVE SECTIONFawkner 10 1 1084 361 300.3 40Old Geelong 10 1 794 555 143.1 40State Sav . Bank 8 3 848 548 154.7 32Hampton Rovers 7 4 781 391 199.7 28Old Xaverians 7 4 705 601 117.3 28Assumption OC 3 8 514 776 66.2 12Naional Bank 3 8 456 718 63.5 12St . Kevin's OB 3 8 434 1009 43.0 12Old Cam'well Or 2 9 460 842 54.6 8C'wealth Bank 2 9 430 962 44.7 8

E RESERVE SECTION*ANZ Bank 9 1 902 475 189.9 38*Elsternwick 8 2 726 508 142 .9 34AJAX 8 3 818 602 134 .6 32West Brunswick 7 4 625 589 105 .9 28AMP Society 6 5 793 600 134 .0 24North Brunswick 5 6 698 671 104 .0 20Old Mentonians 4 7 608 563 108 .0 16St. Bede's OC 4 7 521 664 78 .5 16LaTrobe Blacks 3 8 527 804 65 .5 12St. Pat's-Monivae - 11 328 1115 29 .4 -

F RESERVE SECTIO NHeatherton 9 1 823 446 184.5 36Monash Whites 9 1 777 431 180 .3 36Glenroy 6 3 552 467 118.2 24Buileen United 6 4 659 599 f10.0 24Thornbury 5 5 619 600 103 .2 20University Reds 3 6 420 623 67.4 12*LaTrobe Reds 2 7 471 558 84.2 10*Footscray IT 2 7 472 670 70.4 10Beverley Hills 1 9 356 921 38.7 4

JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers 9 1 1105 675 163.7 40Old Carey Or 8 2 1071 632 169.5 36North Old Boys 7 3 1144 615 186.0 32St . Bernard's OC 7 3 1138 759 149 .9 32Reservoir OB 6 4 1094 810 135.1 28Thomastown 5 5 1026 859 119 .4 24Bulleen-T'stowe 5 5 798 932 85 .6 24West Brunswick 4 6 877 1056 83 .0 20Caulfield Gram 2 8 583 1209 48 .2 12Geelong 1 9 722 1391 51 .9 8Old Paradians 1 9 480 1170 41.0 8t Ineligible Player May 3rd .$ Unregistered Player June 28th .+ Drawn Game.

*• Ineligible Player April 19th.

IMPORTANT NOTES"Herald"' Phone

NumbersYou may dial DIRECT to the Amateur

Football rperesentative at the "Herald"Office. The numbers are:-

652-1479 or 652-1893If you have any difficulty, you may ring

63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or1893 .

RESERVE SECTION RESULTSto be phoned to

652-1892BEFORE 3 p.m .

or DIAL 63-0211 EXTENSION 1892

RESULTS OF MATCHESResults of amateur matches are broadcast

in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations3LO (commencing at 6.20 p .m.) and 3DBeach Saturday evening and from TelevisionChannels ABV-2 and HSV 7.

Channel 2 also provides quarter-by-quarterscores of A Section matches each Saturdayafternoon.

CHANGE OF GROUND - OLDPARADIANS JUNIORS

Old Paradians Juniors will now play theirremaining home matches at Old ScotchGround, Yarra Park, opposite Olympic Park .(Batman Avenue tram from Princes Bridge) ,

THE BLACK LISTMissed Publication deadline (Seniors and

Juniors 5 p.m ., Reserves 3 p .m.) - FineTHREE DOLLARS .ORMONDUNIVERSITY BLUESPOWER HOUSEST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYSWEST BRUNSWICKUNIVERSITY RED SFailed to phone Final scores to Herald

Office before 5 .30 p .m . - Fine SIX DOL-LARS .

THORNBURYFailed to phone Final scores or Details to

Press Correspondent before 7 p .m . (A Sec-tion 6 p .m .) Fine SIX DOLLARS .

OLD HAILEYBURIANSTHORNBURYPhoned incorrect scores - Fine - THREE

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ONE TRINITY S , "PEERS"Another youngster hits the highlights this week, but he has packed a wealth of football

into his short career . He Is Old Trinity's Bill Peers, who has just turned 21 .

Bill started with Old Trinity in 1972, straight from school and like last week's per-sonality, Glen Fletcher, immediately gained a place in the senior side.

That is perhaps putting it mildly, forhe won his club's Best and Fairest awardin his first season . Not surprisingly, healso won the award for Best First Yearplayer in 1972 .

The following year he was runner-up forthe Best and Fairest award .

The same season (1973) he gained a placein the Victorian Carnival team and was amember of the Victorian team which playedTasmania at Hobart last year .

He also played against Tasmania atElsternwick Park last month, when he was t i20, 5'10" and 12-5, so he really has just,,rtained his majority .

Bill plays as a ruck-rover or in thecentre and it's not uncommon for him to belisted among the goal-kickers .

He is now in his fourth season with OldTrinity and has played about 55 gameswith his club.Since leaving school he has been studying

^ccountancy at Swinburne Technical Col-iege, and has just finished his course .

Bill is active during the "off-season"as he plays cricket with Mount Waverleyin the Sub-District Association .

There is still a great deal of footballahead of Bill Peers, and it would not besurprising to see him wearing a Victoriansweater on many more occasions yet .

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"B" SECTION TEAM SCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS (Navy Blue & White)Coach: Frank Goode (Reserves) John Wilson1 Macdonald, It . 13 White, B. 26 Griffith, S . J . 39 Campbell, H . 52 Cottrill, J.

C) 14 Mathleson, I. 27 Way, It . 40 Rutledge, G. 53 Waxman, B .2 Long, J. 15 Walker, A. 28 Mathieson, R. 41 Hartley, G. 54 Smith R.3 Dunn D. 16 Maxwell, R. 29 Fletcher, G. 42 Collins, R. 55 Knowjes, J.4 Tamb~lyn, M . 17 Clark, D. 30 Felsenthal, D . 43 Vorrath, G . 56 Bell, G.5 Peters, M. 18 Pearson, R. 31 Monotti, A. 44 Johntsone, H. 57 Welch, J .6 Dickeson, D . 19 Morphet, B . 32 Criswick, K. 45 Spooner, It. 58 Cunningham, i7 Edney, I . 20 Tamblyn, G. 33 Wallace, B. 46 Gerrand, J . 59 Hampton, N .8 Butcher, J . 21 Watson, N. 34 Favaloro, D. 47 Irvine, J. 60 Hockridge, P,9 Waxman, P . 22 George, T. 35 Kerry, S. 48 Boyes, J .

10 Buchanan, L. 23 Voyage, G. 36 Worthington, C. 49 Nichol, C.11 Tootell, G. (C) 24 Lupson, P . 37 Cox, P. 50 Bierwirth, P.12 Denny, A. 25 Atchison, G. 38 Speed, C . 51 Jennings, It .

COLLEGIANS (Purple & Gold). Coach: Ross Oakley (Reserves) Bruce Ferg1 Ferguson, B . (CR)15 Zent, R. 29 Nash, G. 43 Gilmour, H. 57 Mulhall, M.2 Edwards, It. 16 McKay, S. 30 Merry, A. 44 Haynes, D. 58 Jackson, P .3 Rice, I. (C) 17 Stokel, K. 31 Leembruggen, It . 45 Ellis, R . I . 59 Hoist, R .4 Tucker, D. (VCR) 18 Boucher, N . 32 Bickford, M. 46 Berglund, R. 60 Lodge, It .5 Pryor, P. (VC) 19 Leembruggen, D . 33 Anderson, P . 47 Harding, S . 61 McKenzie, A.6 Benjamin, D . 20 Nethersole, J. 34 Naylor, C. 48 Edward, D. 62 Burgham, D.7 Miller, R. 21 Hibbert, M. 35 Permezel, M. 49 McCollough, P. 63 Anthony, C.8 Gartledge, S . 22 Ryan, S. 36 Permezel, S. 50 Billing, J . 64 Stephens, D .9 Hughes, P. 23 Munn, P. 37 Rowlands, B. 51 Carter, S. 62 Purdue, It .

10 Ashton, P. 24 Purdue, J. 38 McDonald, M. 52 Dodd, G. 66 Wagstaff, S .11 Mason, P. 25 Moodie, J . 39 Girdwood, It . 53 Gooding, G .12 Troon, M. 26 Leeming, P. 41 Wright, J. 54 Gray, D.13 Cutler, M. 27 Lockwood, J . 40 Emmett, N. 55 Webster, A.14 Shinkfleld, J. 28 Loder, R. 42 Cookes. A. 56 Williamson . P .DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS (Blue & Gold)Copch : Bernie Sheehy (Reserves) Leo Manning1 MtGuiness, It. 13 Conway, A . 25 McDonnell, P. 37 Donegan, P . 49 Cheers, I .2 Welsh, It . 14 Gilbert, P. 26 Dickinson, A. 38 Bothe, J. 50 Jeffs, N .8 Bourke, M . J. 15 McInerney, M. 27 Glover C. 39 Flynn, B. 51 Lane, C.4 Perkins, K . 16 Whitelaw, D. 28 Whateiey, G. 40 McHenry, It. 52 Halasa, H .5 O'Donnell, R . 17 Bourke, B. 29 Wright, S. 41 Huxtable, H. 53 Moore, J .6 Letson, It . 18 Geddes, I . 30 Day, D. 42 Stewast, P. 54 Mitchell, P.7 Power, K . 19 Pollard, J . 31 Murnane, P . 43 Serena, R. 55 Tapscott, S .8 Hale, D. 20 Rapone, A. 32 Groves, A. 44 Sandford, C. 56 Rathjens, J .9 Eddy, V. 21 Mollroy, A. 33 McDonald, W. 45 Wilson, G. 57 McTlroy, P .

10 Halasa, It . 22 Dorizzi, T. 34 Greig, I. 46 Loft, C. 58 Bourke, M. P .11 Lyons, B. 23 Mcllroy, J . 35 Wilson, A. 47 Mitchell, J . 59 Hale, G .12 Dunn, B. 24 Beddoe, P. 36 Evans, P. 48 Whelan, P. 60 Hill, G .

IVANHOE (Black & White) . Coach : Bill McVthinnie (Reserves) Bob Edmonds1 McWhinnie, W. (VCR) 20 Steen, D. 30 Long, B. 41 Buckley, It .(C) 11 Quiniivan, P. 21 Wiison, R. 31 Burton, K. 42 Bryce, G .

3 Thompson, K. (VC) 22 Neale, G. 32 .Stewart, C . 43 Phillips, P .4 Hughes, H. 12 Rojo, J. 23 Glennon, It . 34 Giles, P. 44 Pitson, B.5 Renshaw G. 13 Hecker, B . (CR) 24 Dockerty, S . 35 Harris . K. 45 Dawson, J.6 Stredwic(C, C. 14 Warry, G. 25 Wilson, W. 36 Field, R. 46 Forristal, B .7 Adley, P. 16 Drapac, D. 26 Dean, N. 37 Dean, G. 47 Sanders, B.8 Berry, D. 17 Stewart, It . 27 McKernan, J. 38 Harris, R. 48 Johnson, K .9 Jones, J . 18 Bourke, R. 28 Harris, V. 39 Hutton, B.

10 Knight, It . 19 Bryant, J . 29 Gillin, G. 40 Clough, D .KEW (Brown & Gold) . Coach: John Fisher (Reserves) Ken Blay1 Lister, N . 12 Barclay, M. 24 Campbell, It . 36 Walker, R .2 Blay, W. 13 Rodda, A. (CR) 25 Dalton, G . 37 Rhoden, D .3 McKillop, D. 14 Till, G. 26 Antoniou, T. 38 Cavanagh, W .4 Corcoran, J . 15 Mullin, D . 27 Gandy, M .5 Anderson, It . 16 Mitcheil, B . (C) 28 Wiseman, G.6 Dipierdomenico, 17 Elworthy, It . 29 Smith, N.

R. 18 Fletcher, D. 30 Morowsky, J .7 Smith, B. 19 Lowe, M. 31 Hampson, R.8 Fanning, C. 20 Enthimiou, N. 32 Clay, G.9 Crowe, H. 21 Johnston, G . 33 Brown, L.

10 Murphy, S. 22 Hinchen, C. 34 Aitken, It .11 Hayes, T . (VC) 23 Price, M. 35 O'Dowd, A .

39 Zerbi, D.40 Toogood, G.41 Allender, K .42 Townsend, M .43 Lee, C .44 Sutton, K.45 Barrett, G .46 Buchanan, P.47 Edgley, P .

48 Lewis, F .49 Manno, A .50 Pearce, M.51 Anthony, T .52 Zerbl, R .53 Masterson, T.54 Laws, It .55 Farrington, N .56 Gardiner, N .57 Ross, A.58 Dyamond, L.59 Brener, R .

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iAARCELLIN OLD COLLEGIANS (Maroon & Blue)Caach: Ray WAtsh (Reserves) Gavin White

O'Suilivan, J . 13 Cooney, B. 25 Price, C. 40 Gooley, B. 53 Price, P .

p,tshon, C . (VC) 14 Alien, P . 26 Gooley, P. 41 Sullivan, D. 55 Najim, D .NViison, M. 15 Toohey, J . 29 Hurley, D. 42 Mulqueeny, S . 56 Corrie, P. (VCR)

g power, M. (C) 16 Delmo, J . 30 Holmes, G. 43 Weston, P. 59 Carrucan, D .5 Denning, L 17 Peavey, K . 31 Aloisio, A. 44 White, P. 61 Watson, B.6 Shaw, G. 18 Gartner, J. (DVC)32 Frazer, S. 45 Waish, P. 63 Holland, P.7 Milasewicz, M. 19 O'Connor, B. 33 Wood, B. 46 Ahern, T. 70 Robbie, P.8 pdailbridge, P. 20 Butler, M. 34 McDonaid, P. 47 Mahon, A .lo Aloisio, F. 21 Rischin, M. 36 Crimmins, B. 48 Mangiafico, C.,I White, P. 23 Crimmins, J . 38 Quinn, P . (CR) 51 Sullivan, D.j 2 p'Donahue, S . 24 Tusi, F. 39 Fitt, N. 52 Cutlinan, P:

OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS (Black, Blue & Gold)Coach: John Dunshea (Reserves) Morrie Hedger2 Beii, C. 14 Cooke, It. 25 Wiseman, J . 36 Harris, W. 49 Haines, I .3 Yeo, M. 15 Douglas, D. 26 Morgan, R. 37 Gordon, M. 50 Hardisty, M .4 Davis, K. 16 Hugnes, P . 27 Raymond, P. 38 Dick, E. 52 Cruickshank, D .5 Elliott, R . (C) 17 ConstabD. 28 McKinley, C. 39 D'Ambroslo, P. 53 Harry, P .6 Birrell, M. 18 Hames, it. 29 Rowe, P. 40 Peart, C. 54 Kelaher, C.7 Chapman, G . 19 Fink, A. 30 Trood, A. 41 Shaw, C. 55 Ciark, M .S Freeman, G. 20 Maloney, G. 31 Keddie. R. 42 Simms, R. 56 Sharp, R .9 Cooke, M . (VC) 21 Morrison, W . 32 Craig, It . 43 Clark, M. 61 Armstrong, D .

l0 Curnow, R . 22 Rattenbury, M. 33 England, I . (VCR)45 Wiseman, M. 62 Rowe, J .11 Thomas, J . 23 Morey, A. 34 Gomer, P. 46 Andrews, M. 63 Louey, It .13 Goode, J. (CR) 24 Ustick, I . 35 Paraskevas, J. 48 Allen, It . 80 Thomas, C.

OLD HAlLEYBURIANS (Magenta & Black)Coach: John Masters (Reserves) John Augustine

1 Kane, P . 13 Cunningham, P . 25 Sutcliffe, M. 38 Robertson, B. 51 Dale, M .2 Paul, R . 14 Billings, G. 26 Bannon, I . 39 Parkes, T. 52 Parker, D .3 Jessep, P. 15 Warnock, J . 27 Bourls, T. 40 Trapp, J . 53 Hayes, P.4 Langford-Jones, 16 Metherail, It . 28 Irving, L. 41 Forbes, R. 54 Harry, J.

A. (CR) 29 Galt, G. 42 Troup, M. 55 Reid, R.5 Lingard, R . 17 Wil$ams, A. 30 Cracknell, J . (VC)43 Payne, L . 56 Schmidt, N .6 Houston, M . 18 Hattam, G. 31 Whiteman, G. 44 Lovig, D. 57 Langford, J .7 Bowring, P. 19 Marshall, G . 32 Mehegan, R . 45 McWaters, It . 58 Betts, L .8 Houghton, J . 20 Roberts, I . 33 Legge, J. 46 Batt, G. 59 Phillips, S .9 Cocks, N. 21 Shapter, M. 34 Luxmore, A . 47 Urquhart, G . 60 Sutherland, A .10 Lucas, G . 22 Mason, P. (C) 35 Abbott, G . 48 Campbell, G .11 Loney, D. 23 Poole, P. 36 Sincock, R . 49 Bedwell, A .12 Pollock, It . 24 Gyngell, J . 37 Jackson, It. 50 Bonwick, J .

OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS (Cardinal, Gold & Blue)Coach: Bryan Steele (Reserves) Peter ClarkeI Anderson, J. 16 Steele, B. 30 Marx, J. 45 Thomson, G. 60 Tyers, M.2 Morgan, J . 17 Tallent, S . 31 Meadows, P . 46 Rashlelgh, L . 61 Clements, J .3 Hinrichson, R . 18 Stokes, T . 32 Dumbrell, R. 47 McCracken, G . 62 Flrman, A.4 Wall, B . 19 Beaurepaire, J . 33 MacRae, A. 48 Caithness, A . 63 Speer, N .5 Moffatt, R . 20 Robertson-Smith, 34 Cox, T . 49 Alenson, C. 64 Head, J .6 Orr, A. G. 35 Burge, G. 50 Kenna, R. 65 McDonald, N.7 Moulds, A . 21 Logle-Smith, A . 36 Sheer, M. 51 Wright, P. 66 Booth, D.8 Bell, A. 22 Nicholls, A. 37 Logan, R. 52 White, It . 67 McLean, R .9 Addison, I . 23 Melville, R. 38 Molyneux, It . 53 Frew, It. 68 Bate, M.

10 Nickless, J . 24 Beaurepaire, D . 39 Heggle, A . 54 Aitken, J. 69 Simpson, D.11 Marks, C. 25 Heaton, M. 40 Purnell, M. 55 Clark, R. 70 Perry, A.!2 McDonald, J . 26 Walker, G. 41 Hare S. 56 Garrett, G. 71 Duffy, S .13 Duffy, T . 27 Kefford, B. 42 Welai, R. 57 Evans, G. 72 Teasdale, J.14 Crow, R . 28 Midgiey, J. 43 Swan, P. 58 Ainger, J. 73 Tyas, G.15 Alder, D. 29 MacFarlane, M. 44 Clarke, P. 59 Ramsay, J .

UA9VERSITY BLUES (Bl;wk & Royal Blue)Coach : Alan Salter (Reserves) Bruno Scarcella1 Williams, S . F . 14 Hindle, R . G. 27 Church, B . G . 40 Downie, J . B . 53 Ross-Edwards,2 5chroter, D . It. 15 Keeley, S. R. (C) 41 Nicolas, V. A. D. J.3 Scarcella, B . C . 16 Ellison, G . N. 28 Hart, P . G. 42 Plunkett, J . F . 54 Nelson, It. J.(CR) 17 Jewson, G. It. 29 Carmody, J . F. 43 Standish, T. J. 55 Stafford, A.

4 Vivian, D. 18 Pleydell, G . P . 30 Angus, P. W. 44 Cunneen, R . D. 56 Long, G . W.5 Ainger, D. G . 19 Langdon, M . E . 31 Rendell, R . J. 45 Holland, C. 57 Adams, M. P.6 Robertson, A . D . 20 Small, D . M. 32 Wilson, D. S . 46 Farrow, B . A . 58 Brukner, P . D.7 Anderson, G. A . 21 Hollands, B . P . 33 Smith, H . J . 47 Leitch, C. 59 Ross-Edwards,8 Templar, G. D . 22 Radford, M . W. 34 Christie, P. K . 48 Broadbent, D . J. T. P .9 Nicolson, S . 23 Westmore, G. A. 35 Moore, It . M. 49 Weston, P . 60 Taylor R .

10 Spelrs, It . F. 24 Hager, R. J . 36 Whitehead, It. G . 50 Withers, M. N . 62 Carroll, W .11 Tyquin, M. A. 25 Sleeman, M. G . 37 Morris, M. 51 Dunin, A. J. 67 Lyle, It . L.12 Maxwell, C . M . 26 Schauble, P . D . 38 Rabone, I . 52 Rosse, C. 69 Armstrong, M.

13 Girdwood, it . W. 39 De Belle, G. D .

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LAST WK'S RESULTS Last ~~eWs Results - ContinuedA SECTION

Old Trinity Gr 5 .3 10.5 12 .9Ormond 4.5 9.10 11 .14

14.10- 9413 .15- 93

B SECTIONIvanhoe 6.5 9.8 14.9 17.12-114Kew 3.2 5.6 7.9 8.12- 6 0

IVANHOE : Hughes 10, McMahon 3, Wil-son 2, Berry 2. Best : Stewart, Hughes, 1'homp .son, McMahon, Dean, Rojo .

Kew: Crowe 2, Mitchell 2, Hayes, Too-good, Lowe, Wiseman . Best: Fletcher, Mit-chell, Hinchen, Antoniou, N. Smith, Too .good .

OLD TRINITY: McKinnon 3, Star 3, Weir2, Quarterman 2, White 2, W. Peers, Chris-tie . Best: Star, S . Kennedy, White, Christie,Hansen, R. Peers .

ORMOND : Chisholm 3, Wood 2, AlanGraham 2, Bourne 2, Fisher 2, Ladd, Morti-mer . Best : Buckley, Jenkins, Corben, Smy-the, Bourne, Richardson .

Reservoir OBMonash Blues

3.2 9.4 11.7 16.11-1072.2 4.5 5.9 9.10- 64

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Crompton 4,Crook 3, T . Byrne 3, Bates, Paulka, Tre-vascus, Galea, Devlin, Dobson . Best: Cromp-ton, Butler, Bates, Wilson, Dryden, Slater .

MONASH BLUES : Olds 3, Campbell 2,Moore, Syme, Mutimer, G. Anderson . Best:Syme, Cash, Olds, Carlton, Campbell, Hilde-brandt .

University Blacks 1 .4 5.8 7.14 10 .15- 75North Old Boys 3.3 4.6 5.8 10.11- 7 1

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Perrett 4, Forrest4, Sharpe, Llewellyn . Best: MacCallum,Perrett, McLean, S . Costello, Pascoe, Moore.

NORTH OLD BOYS : Murray 6, Anderson2, Curley, D . Maguire . Best : Borcich, S .Maguire, Wigney, Wilson, Murray, B . O'Con-nor .

Coburg 3.5 6.10 8.14 13.23-101Old Paradians 2.3 3.4 3.8 3.8 - 26

COBURG : Cleary 5, Royal 4, Callesen 2,Handley, King . Best: G. Green, King, Beat-tie, Birch, Leckie, Cleary.

OLD PARADIANS : Jordan 2, Muller . Best :-Carroll, Moran, Tudor, Gregor, Tellefson,Scannell .

St. Bernard's OC 4.3 11.7 12 .8 16 .17-113Geelong 5.0 9.2 12.9 16.11-107

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Slater 4, Angel 3,Fitzgerald 2, Thompson 2, Wade, Craine,Burgin, K . Phelan, Rackham. Best : Burgin,Drennan, Slater, Snowden, Wade, King .

GEELONG: Tucker 6, Davis 3, Lowcock3, G. Trevaskis 2, Allden, Davies. Best:Davis, Ross, Tucker, Paulke, Wilson, All-den .

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Old Scotch Coll 5.4 7.8 8.14 11 .19- 85Old Haileybu ry 2.3 5.4 6.10 7.14- 56

OLD SCOTCH: Morgan 5, Marx 2, Mel-ville, Cox, Sloan, Tallent . Best: Kefford,Henrichsen, Morgan, Tallent, Anderson,Ryan .

OLD HAILEYBURY: Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received.

Collegians 4.1 9 .7 10 .10 12 .15- 87Old Carey Gram 1.4 3.8 9.11 11 .15- 8 1

COLLEGIANS : Ashton 3, Zent 2, Pryor 2,R . Leembruggen 2, D . Bickford 2, Boucher .Best : Pryor, Mason, Rice, Hibbert, Nether .sole, Lockwood .

OLD CAREY : R . Cooke 3, Leith 2, Goode,Constable, Curnow, McKinley, Thomas, Ray-mond . Best: Yeo, Davies, Kelaher, Birrell,Thomas, Elliott .

De La Salle OC 5.0 6.6 14.10 16 .17-113Caulfield Gramf 2 .5 6.5 6.7 7.10- 52

DE LA SALLE O.C . : McGuiness 4, Groves4, H. Halasa 3, Eddy 2, Dunn, Murnane,Beddoe. Best : Fitzpatrick, B . Bourke, Grov-es, Wright, Donegan, McHenry .

CAULFIELD GRAMM.: Butcher 3, Buch-anan 3, Tootell. Best: Morphet, Watson,Atchison, Blerworth.

University Blues 6.7 10.11 16 .16 21 .18-144Marcellin OC 3 .2 7.4 8.8 9 .14- 68

UNIVERSITY BLUES: Rabone 5, Tyquin5, Church 2 H . Smith 2, D . Ross-Edwards2, Jewson, Maxwell, Lyle, Hart, Williams .Best: Maxwell, H. Smith, Ainger, Rabone,Tyquin, Williams.

MARCELLIN O .C. : Gartner 3, Turzi 3,Frazer 2, Magniafico. Best: O'Sullivan, Den-ning, Butler, Wilson, Milasewicz, Cooney.

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C SECTIONOld Ivanhoe 4.5 5.8 14.12 18 .18-126Brunswick 1.1 4.6 5.6 6.9 - 4 5

OLD IVANHOE : Galbraith 4, T . McKenzie3, Gill 3, Allen 2, Claringbold, Gurney,Wright, Gibbs, Purcell . Best : Wright, Gurn-ey, Constantinou, Pratt, Purcell, Williams.

BRUNSWICK : Gordon 3, Gillett, Hughes,Sheehan . Best : Hughes, Cullinan, Johnstane,Jones, Clarke, M. Egan .

Power House 6.6 10.12 17.16 23 .22-160Old Melburnians 5.3 8.4 12.6 12.11- 8 3

POWER HOUSE : Sykes 6, Butcher 3,Newman 3, Potter 3, Upton 2, Colo-, Dan-iel, Digby, Driscoll, McKenzie, Peters . Best :Coloe, McKenzie, Newton, Daniel, Sideras,Upton .OLD MELBURNIANS : Goalkickers, Best

Players not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .

Parkslde 3.7 5.7 12 .12 14.16-100St . Kilda CBOC 1 .3 7.8 9.11 12.13- 85

PARKSIDE : Quaiffe 3, P. Harvey 3, Arnold2, B . Harvey 2, G. Dryden, Simpson, K .Clarke, Howell . Best: Fletcher, Johnston,B. Harvey, G. Dryden, Lennox, Read.

ST . KILDA CBOC: Calleja 2, McNeil 2,Jennings 2, K. White 2, Meehan, Vickers,Haddrick, Mason . Best : Kellaway, Mason,K . White, Meehan, Field, Vickers .

Old Boys 5.7 7.14 12.17 13.21- 99MHSAlphington 3.3 6.8 8.11 9.16- 70

MHS OLD BOYS : Schliefert 2, Siiberberg2, Cherry 2, V. Cosmas 2, L . Cosmos, C.McKenzie, Adams, Malone . Best : Short,Wood, Staley, Cooper, Silberberg, Schlie-i ort .

ALPHINGTON : Tann 3, Whitfield 2, Shaw,Eaton, Skerry, Jamieson . Best: Shearer,Forsyth, Delmenico, Humphries, Shaw,Skerry.

UHS Old Boys 5 .2 8.6 10.8 12 .11- 83Old Brighton Gr 1 .8 3.9 6.13 8 .15- 63

UHS OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

OLD BRIGHTON : Berry 3, Hamilton 2,Curtain, Draper, Thomas. Best: Finkemeyer,Levvey, Holmes, Evans, Walsh, Thomas .

Brunswick will hold . their 50th Anniver-sary Past and Present Players and OfficialsDinner on Wednesday, July 23rd at FitzroyBowling Club . $4 .00 ticket. Bookings : T.Lasala, 36-8381 or J. Palmer, 630-7104 (busi-ness) .

D SECTIONAssumption OC 5 .7 6.12 8 .12 10 .13- 73Old Cam'well Gr 2.3 4.4 6.7 8.9 - 57

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : Schneider 3,Barlow 2, Renwick 2, Kelly, Flanagan,Taylor. Best: Vipond, Barlow, Shaw, Flana-gan, P. Ryan, Stuart .

OLD CAMBERWELL: James 3, Bucker-idge 2, Sladen, P . Hanson, Steven. Best :Buckeridge, Mehan, Hewitt, Steven, Jam-es, Watkin.

Fawkner 2.1 8.6 14.8 2 0.13-133Old Xaverlans 9.3 10.5 17.9 20.10-130

FAWKNER : P. Graham 3, Stapleton 3,K . Ward 2, Cash 2, Ayres 2, R . Whittacker2, D . Mara 2, J . Teesdale 2, Deans, Foley.Best: A. Deans, M. Stapleton, K . Ward,Nanscawen, Foley, F. McMahon.

OLD XAVERIANS: O'Neill 10, Dwyer 6,Keaney 2, Valmorbida, Naughton . Best :O'Neill, Noonan, Zachariah, Smarelli, Bros-nan, Dwyer.

State Sav . Bank 6.3 13.14 17 .16 22 .19-151St. Kevin's OB 4.1 5.3 8.3 10.7 - 67

STATE SAV . BANK : Eacott 4, Bennett 3,Allen 2, Cameron 2, Julier 2, McGill 2,Collis, Evans, Laidlaw, Morrison, Roberts,Truscott, Webster . Best: Bennett, Allen,McGill, Webster, Eacott, A . Brennan .

ST . KEVINS'S O.B . : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .

Old Geelong 4.5 9.10 13.11 15.14-104National Bank 5.5 6.9 7.12 9.13- 6 7

OLD GEELONG : B . Spiden 5, P . Yencken2, Calder 2, Gilbert, Weibye, Smith, J .Spiden, Law, Brocksopp. Best: Weibye,Smith, Missen, B . Spiden, Paton, Brocksopp .

NATIONAL BANK: M . McLean 3, Millsom2, Winzar 2, Bate, Scott. Best: Evans, M .McLean, Bate, Cordy, Ferrier, Johnson .

Hampton Rovers 4.2 6.5 10.7 13.14- 92C'wealth Bank 2.1 4.3 5.6 9.7 - 61

HAMPTON ROVERS : Nash 2, Tregear 2,Vickers 2, Rowston 2, Malone 2, Leeming,Huckett, Cook . Best : Bennett, Rudd, Wolfe,Huckett, Leeming, Slattery.

C'WEALTH BANK : WyattSarapul, J. White, Curtin,J . White, Linehan, Merlino,pui, Paternoster .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975

3, D'Orsa 2,Lovitt. Best:Curtin, Sara-

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Next Week's Matches - July 19A SECTION

Reservoir OB v Old Trinity Gramm .Monash Blues v University BlacksOrmond v St. Bernard's O CNorth Old Boys v Old ParadiansGeelong v Coburg

B SECTIONOld Haileyburians v IvanhoeOld Scotch Coll . v CollegiansKew v Marcellin O COld Carey Gramm . v Caulfield Gramm .(at Elsternwick Park)University Blues v De La Salle OC

C SECTIONPower House v BrunswickOld Melburnians v St . Kilda CBO COld Ivanhoe Gramm . v U .H .S . Old BoysParkside v M.H .S . Old BoysOld Brighton Gramm . v Alphington

D SECTIONFawkner v Assumption O COld Xaverians v State Sav. Ban kOld Camberwell Garmm. v Hampton RoversSt . Kevin's OB v Old Geelon gC'wealth Bank v National Bank

E SECTIONNorth Brunswick v ElsternwickA .N .Z . Bank v La Trobe BlacksWest Brunswick v St . Pat's-Monivae OCSt. Bede's OC v A .M .P. SocietyOld Mentonians v A .J .A.X .

F SECTIONBulleen United v GlenroyMonash Whites v HeathertonFootscray IT. v Beverley HillsThornbury v University Red sLa Trobe Reds v Bulleen-Templestowe(Reserves - La Trobe Reds a bye)

JUNIOR SECTION 1Coburg v Ormon dOld Scotch Coil. v University BlacksUniversity Blues v Power HouseMonash University a byeIvanhoe a bye

JUNIOR SECTION 2Bulleen-Templestowe v West BrunswickNorth Old Boys v Old Carey Gramm.Hampton Rovers v Reservoir OBCaulfield Gramm . v St. Bernard's OCGeelong v Old Paradian sThomastown a bye

IX R, N~' U ~=~E 8, RESULTS "B" SECTIONAPRIL 19

CGr 17.15 OHal 9.12DLS 16.17 Mar 3 .13OSct 17.10 OCar 7.10Coll 8 .23 Kew 10.9UBls 19 .18 Ivan 17.12

APRIL 26Kew 12 .22 OHal 10 .21Ivan 17.18 DLS 16.9Mar 17 .16 OCar 9 .17CGr 12.15 Coil 11 .21UniBls 18.19 OSct 9.2 1

M AY 3Ivan 11 .14 Kew 10 .16OSot 16 .16 OHal 11 .13OCar 11 .11 Col 11 .10DLS 16.17 CGr 10.12UBIs 18 .15 Mar 13 .1 7

M AY 10Mar 22.18 OHai 14 .22DLS 17.13 Kew 6 .12OCar 23 .13 Ivan 12 .6CGr 15.17 OSct 12 .17UBls 20 .14 Col. 15 .1 0

MAY 17Ivan 16 .15 OHal 16.6Kew 18 .13 Mar 14 .15Col 11.19 OSet 8.9CGr 21 .11 OCar 11 .11UBls 15.14 DLS 14 .13

MAY 24Col 8.15 OHai 4 .11Mar 12.18 Ivan 9 .8DLS 15.16 OSct 7.11OCar 13 .20 Kew 11 .15UBls 13 .12 CGr 8.1 5

MAY 3 1[van 21 .15 OSct 12 .17DLS 16 .17 Coil 12.22OCar 15.9 OHal 9 .18CGr 17 .24 Mar 13.16Kew 15.13 UB1s 12.1 2

JUNE 7Mar 14.11 OSct 13 .9Ivan 17.16 Coll 9.10CGr 17 .15 Kew 12 .11DLS 14.15 OCar 8 .11UB1 13.15 OHal 11 .1 0

SUNDAY, JUNE 15Vic 22 .22 Tas . 14.10Vic . 13 .24 S .A . 13 .12

JUNE 21Mar 15 .10 Coll 10 .11Kew 13.10 OSct 10 .19DLS 16 .18 OHal 8 .15CGr 10 .15Ivan 10 .12UBIs 13.19 OCar 10.8

JUNE 28OHa1 18.14 Kew 11 .10Ivan 11 .11 DLS 7 .17OCar 10.15 Mar 10.8Coil 10.17 CGr 8 .11UBIs 13 .11 OSct 12.8

DLS OC v 0 Scotch0 Carey v KewCaul Gr v Uni Blue s

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JULY 5Ivan 17 .12 Kew 8 .12OSct 11 .19 OHal 7.14Coil 12 .15 OCar 11 .15DLS 16.17 CGr 7 .10UBIs 21 .18 Mar 9.14

JULY 12Ivanhoe v 0 CareyMarcel v 0 HalleyO Scotch v Caul GrDLS OC v KewCollegians v Und Blues

JULY 1 9O Halley v IvanhoeO Scotch v CollegiansKew v MarceilinOld Carey v Caul GrVol Blues v DLS OC

JULY 26Ivanhoe v MarceiilnCollegians v 0 Hadley

AUGUST 2O Halley v 0 CareyMarcellin v Caul GrO Scotch v IvanhoeCollegians v DLS OCKew v Uni Blues

AUGUST 9Ivanhoe v CollegiansDLS OC v Marcei3inO Carey v 0 ScotchCaul Or v HewUni Blues v 0 Halley

AUGUST 16Marcellin v xO ScotchKew v Collegian sDLS OC v 0 CareyCaul Gr v 0 HalleyUni Blues v Ivanhoe

AUGUST 23Ivanhoe v .Caul GrO Halley v DLS OCO Scotch v KewCollegians v MarcelO Carey v Vol Blues

THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 12, 1975

Last Week's Results - Continued

E SECTIONEisternwick 5.4 10.8 16.12 19.14-128West Brunswick 0.2 7.6 12.10 15 .11-101

ELSTERNWICK: G. Rosewarne 5, Rigg 3,Pike 3, Blythman 2, Berns 2, McKenzie 2,Richards, Molyneaux . Best: Richards, Per-kins, Rigg, G . Rosewarne, Pike, Patey.

WEST BRUNSWICK: White 5, T. Schwarze3, Tartaglia 3, Brockwell 2, Miller, M.Schwarze. Best : Brockweil, Burton, Ivey,Miller, M. Schwarze, White .

North Brunswick 5 .2 8.3 13.9 17.11-113ANZ Bank 5.3 8 .3 9.4 11.7 - 73

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Hamilton 7, Kenny3, Raleigh 2, Jewson 2, R. Walsh, Handley,B . Duncan . Best : Hamilton, Raleigh, R .Payne, Jewson, Kenny, Butler .

A.N.Z . BANK: Dancer 3, Gale 3, Minniti3, Harnetty, Raftery. Best: Baker, Borci,Dancer, S . Jones, Pinder.

F SECTIO NFootscray IT 4.4 6 .7 9 .12 12 .17- 89

Gienroy 3.4 8.9 10.10 13 .10- 88

FOOTSCRAY I.T. : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .

GLENROY: E . Attard 4, R . Fox 2, Broom-field 2 F . Scarffe 2, Ford 2, W. Stewart .Best: O'Sullivan, A. Gribble, E . Attard,W . Stewart, Marshall, Westgarth .

Bulleen United 6 .4 11.8 13.12 14 .13- 97

Monash Whites 3.2 6.4 7.8 10.12- 72

BULLEEN UNITED : Lachmund 4, Robert-son 2, Cairns 2, Archer, P . Nanscawen,Williams, Walters, R . Divirgilio, Morley.Best : Spooner, Hilton, Mayne, Morley, Flint,R . Divirgilio.

MONASH WHITES : Geritz 3, Burley 3,Thoms 2, Crook, Smith . Best: Tellefson,Lee, Peacock, Milford, James, Crook .

LaTrobe Blacks 0.3 6.4 8.8 11 .14- 80St. Bede's OC 4.2 8.3 9.3 9.7 - 61

LA TROBE BLACKS : Hathaway 3, Hard-man 2, Rowe 2, P. Grant 2, Moloney, Drew .Best: Kelly, Cowling, Rowe, Cordner, P .Grant, Steer .

ST. BEDE'S O.C . : Morse 4, Bowden 2,Fogarty 2, Kelly. Best: Negri, Fogarty,N. Hester, Coutts, Kurth, Roberts .

AJAX 7.5 8.10 9.11 14.12- 96AMP Society 1 .3 7.6 12.10 13.12- 9 0

AJAX: Gurfinkel 3, Jurberg 3, Schulberg2, Ritterman 2, Bluzer 2, Burger, Rozen.Best: Feldpicer, Segal, Herzfeld, Rozen,Burger, Greenberg .

A .M.P. SOCIETY: Waller 5, Pichler 3,McLaughan 2, P . Taylor, McFarlane-Smith,Pottenger. Best : Wilson, Lewis, McCuskie,Waller, P. Henderson, Munro .

St. Pat's-Mon . OC 4 .8 5.12 10 .19 13.23-101Old Mentonians 1 .0 9.4 11.4 12.10- 82

ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Bradfield 3, Coffey2, Dickenson 2, Liston 2, White 2, Reid 2.Best : Coffey, Mahar, Dowd, Bradfield, Lis-ton, year .

OLD MENTONIANS : Ingram 7, Norton2, Witherow 2, Grey . Best : Ingram, Bungey,Fisher, B . Watts, Everett, Rafter .

Heatherton 3.6 10.13 17.18 19.23-137Thornbury 1 .3 5.5 6.11 11 .13- 7 9

HEATHERTON : Meeking 6, Stiffe 3, Skin-ner 3, Thurgood 2, McConnell 2, Bodey,Kampf, Paul Carey. Best: Peter Carey,Fletcher, Mirabelli, Paul Carey, Thurgood,Stifle .

THORNBURY: Scott 4, Lucas 2, Byrne 2,Azzolini, Norris, M. Staff. Best: Ioannidis,Ashby, Scott, Bennett, A. Burton, P . Cheers.

University Reds 7.5 12.8 13.11 14 .23-107Buileen-T'stowe 1.1 3.4 3 . 11 5.13- 43

UNIVERSITY REDS : Lachal 5, Crabtree3, Weston 3, D . King, G . Billing, Campbell .Best: Waller, Grigg, P. Billing, D . King,K. King, Crabtree.

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : K. Smith 2,Gilbert, Puller, G . Bird . Best: Jackman,Davis, Walton, Uren, Young, Pretto.

Beverley Hills 3 .2 6.9 11.11 13 .17- 95LaTrobe Reds 3 .6 4.10 7.11 9.13- 6 7

BEVERLEY HILLS: O'Loughlin 4, Gibson3, Hirsch 2, Browning, Cameron, C . Mc-Crory , A . Post . Best: Browning, Fatchen,S . Glenister, T. Holly, Humby, O'Lough-lin .

LA TROBE REDS : Ailoway 4, Butler 2,Rumpff, Pappin, Hanrahan . Best: Pappin,Alloway, Sullivan, T. Delahunty, Moloney,Palmer .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 12, 1975

Last Wea 4s Results - Cont iJUNIOR SECTION 1

Ivanhoe 8.2 17.8 20.11 23 .13-151Ormond 5.3 5.4 6.6 12 .11- 8 3

IVANHOE: Johnson 7, Hoare 4, O'Rourke3, Jones 2 Dulevskis, Crowley, Byrne,Kilpatrick, blake, Scown, Chapman . Best:Dulevskis, Kilpatrick, Johnson, Crowley,Jones, Chapman .

ORMOND : Sterling 3, Wilson 3, Bram-ston 2, Boyanton 2, Arber, Purcell . Best:Handley, Purcell, Boyanton, Hill, Oxley,Arber.

Coburg 2.3 9 .12 11 .19 17.22-124Old Scotch Coil 8 .5 9.5 12 .7 14.9 - 93

COBURG: Egan 7, Tilburn 5, McAuliffe,Neudert, Brown, Finlay, Richards . Best:McAuliffe, Tilburn, Egan, N . Brown, M .Brown, Cannon .

OLD SCOTCH : Molyneaux 4, M. Thomson2, Eggleston 2, Happell, Orr, Wallace-Smith,Tolson, Drummond . Best : Happell, M . Thom-son, Griffith, Eggleston, Human, Burge .

Mon. University 6.0 9.4 13 .7 17.9 -111Power House 3.1 5.2 6.2 7.5 - 47

MONASH UNIV . : Ellis 6, Seal 3, Jenni-son 2, Marrett 2, Hewitt 2, Cosser, Thom-son . Best: Hewitt, Ellis, Seal, Hore, Thom-son, James .

POWER HOUSE : Hickey 4, Bred k M .Selby-Hele, Castelli . Best : Walker, Castelli,Hickey, P. Selby-Hele, Kaylor, Frizzell .

University Blacks a bye

University Blues a bye

University Blues second rover Rod Lylemakes his 50th appearance for the "Blues"today against Collegians . Rod began hisamateur football with the "Blues" Juniorsin 1973 where he excelled in a back-pocketand quickly became the scourge of theresting rovers with his dash and greatcourage. His ability earned him manygames with the seniors in 1974 where he wonthe Best First year award and finished thirdin the Club's Fairest and Best . Returningto the Juniors for the Finals he played aa major role in their 1974 Premiership. Hisplay this season has firmly entrenched himin the senior side and earned him a placein that State squad . Rod is typical of themany young players who have lifted the"Blues" to the top of their section thisseason .

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JUNIOR SECTION 2Buileen-T'stowe 6 .6 9.10 11 .12 17.15-117Caulfield Gramm 2.3 6.5 10.8 12.11- 83

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Lockhart 4,Miles 4, Goble 2, J . Tenace 2, A . Smith 2Bond, Turner, Flack . Best: Miles, Goble,Lockhart, P . Stannard, Flack, D'Agostino,

CAULFIELD GRAM. : McArthur 4, Ellis 2,Merry 2, Hayes, Dowling, Hood, Stent . Best :Walker, Merry, McArthur, Stent, Parker,Chivers .

North Old Boys 1 .4 4.8 8.8 10.13- 73Reservoir OB 3.3 5.4 8.8 9.9 - 63

NORTH OLD BOYS : Haratsis 4, McSween-ey 2, Condello 2, Jolly, Arthurson . Best:Scott, Haratsis, McSweeney, Williamson,E . Clark, Sullivan .

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Lobley 2, Sellers2, Koers 2, Christodoulu, Loader, Yoanmdes .Best : Sellers, Searle, Koers, Dunlop, Lob .ley, Coon .

Hampton Rovers 4.2 8.4 10.6 14.14- 98West Brunswick 1 .0 5.3 9.6 9.11- 65

HAMPTON ROVERS : Thompson 4, Mannix3, Earle 2, Burns, J . Jones, Campbell, Mar-tin, Diamond . Best : Chambers, Vasey, Mar-tin, Burns, Morecroft, R . Jones .

WEST BRUNSWICK: Brockweil. 4, Nigro,Meldrum, Bartley, Nicolosi, Ceddia. Best:Woollard, Brockwell, Ceddia, Cosgriff, Dy-mond, Lampard .

Thomastown 5 .5 8.9 10.13 19 .19-133Old Paradians 0.2 1.3 2.4 2.4 - 1 6

THOMASTOWN : Robinson 8, Cze rny 7,Paras 2, Turn er, Gleeson . Best: Walls, Sign-oretta, Anderson, Leiper, Tu rn er, Kourlis .

OLD PARADIANS : Bainbridge, Ferrares.Best: Barker, Caine, Guidice, Rowlands,Marcon, Livy .

Old Carey Gram. 4.3 14.13 16.20 23 .24-162Geelong 4.2 4.3 4.5 4.6 - 3 0

OLD CAREY: Hearn 8, Anderson 7, White-head 4, Jamieson, Curnow, Harriss, Long.Best: Long, Hearn, Anderson, Rodgers,Whitehead, Curnow.

GEELONG : Colenso 2, Leeds, Dodds . Best :Murdoch, Colenso, MacDonald, Moncrieff,

Condie, Nurzenski .

St. Bernard's OC a bye

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975

Last Week's Rn.-.711tsA RESERVE SECTION

Old Trinity Gr 4.2 7.6 8.8 10.11- 71Ormond 1 .5 3.7 7.10 7.13- 55

OLD TRINITY : Nelson 3, Stephens 2 ,Debgos 2, S . Williams, Fekete, Stockdale .Best : Nelson, King, Fein, Waters, Murphy,Lamb .

ORMOND : J . Hammond 2, Cooper 2, RayWood, Burnie, Carter. Best: Kuramoto,Collins, Connolly, Burnie, K . Russ, J. Ham-mond .

Reservoir OB 5.4 6.9 15.15 18 .17-125Monash Blues 3.1 6.5 6.6 6.12- 48

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Clarke 6, D .Scott 4, Pettet 3, L . Scott 2, S. Aston, P.O'Brien, T . O'Brien. Best: Dunn, Clarke,S . Wilson, V . Aston, S. Aston, Joiner.

MONASH BLUES : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

North Old Boys 0.4 4.5 8.8 11.10- 76University Blacks 2.2 3.5 5.6 6.8 - 44

NORTH OLD BOYS : Chard 5, Nicholson4, O'Neill, White . Best : J . Murray, O'Neill,Chard, Nicholson, Biagi, JQngebloed .

UNIV : BLACKS : Holmes 4, Steele 2 . Best :Staindl, R . Saines, Molloy, Goodard, Bate-man, Best .

Coburg 0.1 2.4 5.5 10.6 - 66Old Paradians 2.1 5.2 6.7 8.7 - 5 5

COBURG: Coles 2, Hughes 2, Symons,J . Taylor, T. Kelly, Gardiner, Tolley, P.Turner . Best : Henry, Ellis, J . Taylor, P.Turner, Sabri, K . Kelly .

OLD PARADIANS : Mansfield 2, Ford 2,Boyling 2, Mount, Jordan . Best: McCarthy,Ford, McLoughlin, Mansfield, Mount, Boy-ling .

St. Bernard's OC 6 .3 9.7 15.10 20 .11-131Geelong 1 .1 2.2 3.2 5.3 - 33

ST. BERNARD'S O .C.: Hughes 5, Sheahan4, Johnson 3, McArdle 3, Smith 2, Fox,Power, Daffey. Best: Smith, Sheahan, John-son, McArdle, Mahoney, Daffey.

GEELONG: M. Betts 3, Barton, Vautier.Best : M. Betts, Hunter, Dowd, Azzopardi,R . Jeremiah, McArthur .

Congratulations from all at Monash Whitesto Paul O'Shea on playing his 50th gamewith the club last week. Paul started withthe Whites in 1971 and after being over-seas last year has been a welcome re-addi-tion this year in our quest for promotion .

B RESERVE S~~ ~ : YIvanhoe 3.5 6.10 14.20 19 .23-137Kew 0.3 2.4 3.5 4.6 - 30

IVANHOE: Hecker 5, Buckley 5, Field 3,Pitson 2, McKernan 2, Bryce, Jones . Best :Jones, Buckley, Hecker, McKernan, Field,Bryce .

KEW: Price 2, Clay, DuVergier . Best :O'Dowd, McKillop, Brown, Fanning, Buch-anan, Lee.

Old Scotch Coll 0.4 4.6 7.6 11.9 - 75Aid Halleybury 2.3 3.5 4.6 8.9 - 57

OLD SCOTCH, OLD HAILEYBURY : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or re-ceived after copy dead-line - first postMonday .

Collegians 3 .5 7.10 17.13 25 .17-167Old Carey Gram 0 .2 1.3 1.4 1.4 - 10

COLLEGIANS: Goalkickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday.

OLD CAREY: Hardesty . Best: Ustick,Rowe, Gainer, Morey, Andrews, Snibson.

Caulfield Gramm 1 .1 6.5 11.5 14.7 - 91De La Salle OC 2.1 5.3 7.5 12.6 - 78

CAULFIELD GRAM. : Criswick 4, R . Mid-dleton 3, Lupson 3, A . Middleton, Jennings,Peters, Hayman . Best : R. Middleton, Pick-ering, Criswick, Hayman, Yeomans, Hamp-ton .

DE LA SALLE : Harley 5, Curtis 2, J .McIlroy 2, Rapone, P . Mitchell, A . Wilson .Best : Clarke, A . Wilson, Curtis, B . Flynn,Harley, Hill .

Marcellin OC 1 .2 9.9 10.13 14 .16-100University Blues 3 .0 4.0 6.0 7.1 -43MARCELLIN O.C . : Walsh 4, Harman 3 ,

P. Price 3, Dwyer 2, Bittner, O'Connor .Best: McDonald, Shaw, O'Connor, Walsh,Allen, Hurley.

UNIV. BLUES : Carroll, Girdwood, Arm-strong, Langdon, Scarcella, Hubble, Elli-son . Best : Moore, Brown, Ellison, West-more, Dania, MacRae.

M.H .S . SECRETARY REACHES CENTURYDaryl Price Melbourne Hi gh's utility play-

er has played one hundred games for theclub . In actual fact Daryl reached his cen-tu ry on the 15th June last year . It's notthat we dislike Da ryl nor did we forgethim - how could you - but it seems that aprevious secreta ry forgot to include hisjunior games played way back in 1963 (thatgives you an indication of just how oldhe really is) . So congratulations are ex-tended to Da ry l our popular and hard-working Secreta ry , who plays his 121stgame today .

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Last Week's Results tinu ~

C 77ESS"FRVE SECTIONOld Ivanhoe 4 .1 8.2 11.5 15.10-100Brunswick 1 .0 4.1 5.3 6.4 - 4 0

OLD IVANHOE : Mohr 4, Foard 3, Love2, Pearce 2, James, Davey, McKinnon, Jen-nings. Best : Pinches, Love, Foard, Baker,Mohr, Jennings .

BRUNSWICK: Alexander 4, Parks, Thomp-son . Best : Alexander, Kinloch, Biggs,Thompson, Munro, Staples.

Power House 4.7 10.12 12.15 16.18-114Old Melburnians 0.2 1.2 1.4 2.6 - 18

POWER HOUSE: Siwek 5, Taylor 4, Ser-radura 2, Yuill 2, Hailes, Hammet, Mason .Best: Yuill, Mason, Sibraa, P . Alexander,Taylor, Hammet .

OLD MELBURNIANS : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

St . Kilda CBOC 3.2 4.5 6.5 9.9 - 63Parkside 2.1 4.7 4.14 6 .17- 53

ST . KILDA CBOC : Howe 3, J. White 2 ,B. White, Esmonde, Goss, Ryan. Best: Kay,Esmonde, Salter, Lynch, Mathieson, Spence .

PARKSIDE : Cocks, K . Gleeson, J . Burne ,Ridd, Wilson, Crapper . Best: J . Byrne, K .Gleeson, Wilson, Bettucci, Ridd, Crapper .

MHS Old Boys 8 .5 16 .12 21 .20 25 .25-175Alphington 3.0 4.1 4.3 6.4 - 40

MHS OLD BOYS : Morgan 7, Mole 6, D .Scott 4, Dingle 3, J . Woods 2, Evans, Turn-er, Jones . Best : Nish, Morgan, J . Woods,Harrison, Haylock, Jones .

ALPHINGTON: Hayes 2, Blakeborough 2,N . Jones, Williamson . Best: Belcher, Hayes,Ward, G . Smith, Graham, Overall .

Old Brighton Gr 1 .3 3.8 4.10 8 .13- 61UHS Old Boys 1 .1 2.2 6.6 7.7 - 49

OLD BRIGHTON : Larkin 4, Rosengarte n2, Debbie, Flack. Best: Dobbie, Rosengarten,Millis, Wood, Devine, Larkin.

UHS OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .

CENTURY TO MONASH MANMonash Whites congratulate Nell Hewson

on playing his 100th game with the clubtoday . "Ankles" who started with 'OldScotch" transferred to Monash in 1970 andwas one of the foundation members withthe Whites in 1971 . I-Ie played an instru-mental part in the 1972 Reserves Premier-ship . At centre half-back although he hassuffered from injuries over the last coupleof seasons his high marking, long kickingand determined play has made him a valu-able player . Well done Neil on a greateffort .

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D RESERVE SECT'' "Assumption OC 3.3 8.5 11 .5 15 .7 - 97Old Cam'well Gr 2.2 4.5 7.6 10.7 - 67

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : T. Fitz 3,Jackson 2, Reeves 2, Howe 2, P. Nugent;Arnott, Clements, Pavone, Bergin, Mannix.Best : Arnott, Fitz, Phyland, Howe, Pavone,Murray .

OLD CAMBERWELL : Price 2, Donkin 2,Orwin, Rimington, Buchanan, Horseman,Allan . Best: Mehan, Sugden, McPhail, Rim-ington, Ellis, McCormack .

Fawkner 3 .6 5.7 7.11 14 . 1 6-100Old Xaverians 1 .0 2.0 4.4 4.5 - 2 9

FAWKNER : Kelly 4, M. Ward 3, Ciavola2, Gradski 2, McNee, S . Thomas, Duggan .Best: M. Ward, McNee, Ciavola, Henderson,Higgins, Pouyoukidis .

OLD XAVERIANS : Fraser, Spillane, Ross,Hennessy . Best : O'Donnell, Romanin, Wil-liams, A . Callinan, Zachariah, Petroff.

St. Kevin's OB 2.2 6.5 10.6 12.10- 82State Sav. Bank 1 .2 4.4 5.9 6.9 - 4 5

ST. KEVIN'S O.B. : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday .

STATE SAV. BANK : Tobin 2, Jensen,Dumbrell, Box, P . Brennan . Best: Cowell,P . Brennan, Jensen, W . Wabbis, Scott,O'Neill .

Old Geelong 5.2 9.8 10.16 12.22- 94National Bank 1 .2 2.4 2.6 3.9 - 45

OLD GEELONG: Heinz 3, P . Godfrey 2,Mitchell 2, R . Godfrey, Lewis, Baillieu,Wells, Clarke . Best : P. Godfrey, Young,Officer, Ryan, Armstrong, Sheahan .

NATIONAL BANK : Bentley, Borserio,Grantham, Kendall, Nitzkevitch . Reeves .Best: Borserio, Knight, Langley, Moore,Reeves, Smillie .

Hampton Rovers 7.3 11 .8 14.11 20.13-133C'wealth Bank 0.1 0.5 1.5 1 .5 - 1 1

HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 6, Housden4, Earle 3, Wood 2, Brannan 2, Kelly 2Fleer. Best : Clottu, Earle, Fleer, Housden,Wood, Combe .

C WEALTH BANK: S . White . Best: Davis,Pretty, S . White, McKenzie, McKinney,Rutherford.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975

Last Week's Results - -Continued

E RESERVE SECTION IF RESERVE: SECTIONEisternwick 3.5 6.8 9.9 12.9 - 81West Brunswick 1 .0 3.2 7.6 10.7 - 6 7

ELSTERNWICK : Stevens 6, Anderson 2,M. O'Connell 2, Mavros, Watson. Best :Street, Hoe, Stevens, Watson, Perkins,Convery .

WEST BRUNSWICK : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

ANZ Bank 3.3 7.4 8.5 13.10- 88North Brunswick 1 .3 1.4 4.8 6.8 - 4 4

ANZ BANK : Fehring 2, McDonald 2, Roach2, Thomas 2, Carrazza, Creswell, Marsden,Peter Orchard, Pearson . Best : Bemrose,McDonald, Pearson, Roach, Salter, Walsh.

NORTH BRUNSWICK : N. Walsh 2, Ford2, Carter, Cirrillo, Tsipouriaris. Best : N .Walsh, Carell, Frizza, Johnson, Giles, Mini-han .

St . Bede's OC 5.1 7.2 11.5 12.9 - 81LaTrabe Blacks 1 .2 3.4 3.5 5.7 - 37

ST. BEDE'S O .C . : Smyth 4, Lagerberg 2Moriarty 2, Handley, A. Hester, M . Ryan,Loney . Best: Handley, A . Hester, F . Kean,Moriarty, Hulett, Smyth .

LA TROBE BLACKS : Davie, Goode, Ryan,J . Groenewegen . Best : Dunstan, Goode, Gan-non, Wilson, T . Groenewegen, Bird .

AMP Society 3.4 5.6 10.8 14.10- 94AJAX 1 .1 5.1 8.3 9.6 - 60

A.M .P . SOCIETY: Ruddell 4, D . Brooks3, G . Brooks 3, Jenkins 2, Crompton, Bat-ten. Best: Crompton, Moor, Reed, Wiley,O'Sullivan, G . Brooks.

AJAX : Wiener 4, Hoffman 2, Friede,Rozenbes, Kagan . Best: Wiener, Kagan, Per-elberg, Isaacs, Freeman, Markoff .

Old Mentonians 1.2 2.8 6.11 8.14- 62St. Pat's-Mon. OC 1.3 2.4 3.6 4.8 - 32

OLD MENTONIANS : Lane 4, Ericksen 2,Nicholson, I . Harrison. Best: I. Harrison,Francis, Nicholson, Ronke, Brodrick, Cle-ment-Smith .

ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Walsh 2, Shannon,Barfoot. Best: Lardner, Balkin, O'Connor,Jansen, Mugavin, Barfoot.

Glenroy 1 .4 2.7 5.11 7 .13- 55Footscray IT 1 .1 3.2 3.7 7.9 - 51

GLENROY: M. Wakeling 3, Ray Perry2, Sandy, Williams, A . Attard, James . Best:Maughan, Madigan, M. Wakeling, Ray Perry,Sanoy, Leifting.

FOOTSCRAY I .T. : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .

Monash Whites 3.1 6.4 9.6 10.7 - 67Bulleen United 4.2 6.3 7.8 7.12- 54

MONASH WHITES : Deckker 4, Cook 3,Brice 2, Dobe . Best: Kelly, Rodgers, Chis-holm, Brice, Hewson, Dobe.

BULLEEN UNITED : A . Divirgilio 3, Wil-son 2, Turner, N. Porter. Best: Wilson,Flavel, A . Divirgilio, Edmonds, N . Porter,D . Divirgillo.

Heatherton 1.1 5.9 7.11 11 .14- 80Thornbury 0.3 0.3 4.7 6.11- 47

HEATHERTON : Buck 5, G . Ryan 2, Yates,Sampson, A. Killen, Jones . Best: Buck,Osboldstone, A . Killen, Seamer, Taylor, G .Ryan .

THORNBURY : Marks 3, Hanlon, Burnie,I. Burton . Best: G. Burrows, R . Bradbury,S . Staff, Marks, Viola, Eyre.

LaTrobe Reds 5.2 8.3 15.6 15.7 - 97Beverley Hills 0.0 2.3 2.5 5.7 - 37

LA TROBE REDS : Wilson 5, Chandler 4,Judd 2, Solomon 2, Gilsenan, Ryan . Best :Wilson, Chandler, P . Grant, Brian, Gilsenan,Solomon .

BEVERLEY HILLS: Thompson 2, Lowe,Ormston, McCrory. Best : Cox, Odgers,Lowe, Hartley, Thompson, Beard .

University Reds a bye

150 UP TO R .O .B . MA N

Reservoir Old Boys congratulate Peter`Barney" O'Brien on playing his 150th gamelast Saturday. Barney has been with theclub since 1965 and has played in all sec-tions of Amateur Football, F to A, as theclub has progressed . Until recently he hasbeen on the committee and for a numberof years capably carried out the job of clubsecretary . Barney made a late start to the1975 season due to injury and is at presenttrying to regain the form that made him areliable rover and forward player. Onbehalf of the committee and players atR .O .B . congratulations Barney for this ach-ievement .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 Page 21

LEADING GOALKICKERSA SECTION

Thompson, St . Bern . (2)Jordan, Old Parad. (2)Alan Graham, Ormond (2)T. Byrne, Res. OB (3)Moore, Mon . Blues (1)Fisher, OrmondPerrett, Un . Blacks (4)Murray, North OB (6)Lowcock, Geelong (3)Golding, Mon . Blues (-)

B SECTIONHughes, Ivanhoe (10)Butcher, Caul . Gram. (3)M. Cooke, Old Carey (-)McDonald, O . Scotch (-)Tyquin, Un . Blues (5)R. Wilson, Ivanhoe (2)Bowring, Old HalleyCullinan, Marcellin (-)Morgan, Old Scotch (5)Williams, Un. Blues (1)

- C SECTIONGalbraith, . O. Ivan. (4)Sykes, Power House (6)Calleja, St.K . CBC (2)

~dams,, MHSsOB (1jJennings, St .K . CBC (2)Cameron, St.K. CBC (-)Schiiefert, MHS OB (2)

D SECTIO NCombe, Hemp. Rov. (-)Ayres, Fawkner (2Rowston, Ham . Rov . (2~Allan, Hamp . Rov. (-)Keaney, Old Xav. (2)Dwyer, Old Xav. (6)K. Ward, Fawkner (2)Unkles, Old Xav. (-)

Goals kicked last week shown in brackets.

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E SECTIONSchulberg, AJAX (2) 44Dancer, ANZ Bank (3) 35Gurfinkel, AJAX (3) 35Ruddell, AMP Soc . (-) 29Norton, O . Ment . (2) 27Roulston, AMP Soc . (-) 26Bialek, AJAX (-) 23Harnetty, ANZ Bank (1) 23Berns, Elsternwick (2) 23G. Rosewarne, Elst'k (5) 23

Earle, Hamp . Rov. (2) 27Bennett, Hamp . Rov. (-) 25Dalmau, St . Bern. 21

A RESERVE SECTIONStockdale, O . Trinity (1) 40Johnson, St . Bern . (3) 23Price, Old Parad . (-) 21Pearson, St . Bern . (-) 21Chard, North OB (5) 2 1

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F SECTIONMeeking, Heatherton (6) 69Burley, Mon . Wh. (3) 48Lucas, Thornbury (2) 31M. Staff, Thornbury (1) 30Lachmund, Bull . Un. (4) 30Bosley, Heatherton (1) 27O'Loughlin, Bev . Hills (4) 26Wilson, Bull . Un. (-) 25loannidis, Thornbury (-) 24A. Post, Bev . Hills (1) 23

JUNIOR SECTION 1Egan, Coburg (7) 57Jones, Ivanhoe (2) 40Sterling, Ormond (3) 32Wilson, Ormond (3) 31Tilburn, Coburg (5) 24Maxwell, Un. Blues 23Johnson, Ivanhoe (7) 23Meadows, O . Scotch (-) 20Finley, Coburg (1) 20

JUNIOR SECTION 2Thompson, Ham . Rov . (4) 46Czerny, Thomastown (7) 38Godfrey, North OB (-) 35Hearn, Old Carey (8) 34Robinson, Thom'•tn (8) 32Condello, North OB (2) 27

B RESERVE SECTIONHarley, DeLaSalle (5) 29Carroll, Un . Blues (1) 26Wiseman, Kew (-) 22G. Dean, Ivanhoe (-) 2 1

C RESERVE SECTIONR . Poyntz, Parkside (-) 37J . White, St.K . CBC (2) 37Serradura, Pwr. Hse. (2) 25Larkin, O . Brighton (4) 2 1

D RESERVE SECTIONQuinn, Old Xav. (-) 18Fraser, Old Xav. (1) 17T. Teasdale, Fawkner (-) 16Lucas, Nat . Bank (-) 1 4

E RESERVE SECTIONWiener, AJAX (4) 28Ericksen, Old Ment . (2) 25Stevens, Elst'wk (6) 22Thomas, ANZ Bank (2) 1 8

F RESERVE SECTIONMarks, Thornbury (3) 19Deckker, Mon . Wh. (4) 19Yates, Heather-ton (1) 19Buxton, Heatherton (-) 1 5

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