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A SECTIONOld Trinity Gramm . v University BlacksMarcellin O .C. v CoburgOrmond v Caulfield Gramm .

(at Elsternwick Park)North Old Boys v St . Bernard's O .C .University Blues v De La Salle O .C .

B SECTIONOld Scotch Col l . v GeelongReservoir O .B . v CollegiansOld Melburnians v Old HaileyburiansMonash Blues v Old Paradian sSt. Kilda CBOC v Ivanhoe

C SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gramm . v Old Carey Gramm .Parkside v Hampton RoversKew v U .H .S. Old Boy sOld Xaverians v M .H .S . Old BoysA .J .A .X . v Fawkner

D SECTIONLa Trobe Blacks v AlphingtonAssumption O .C . v Elsternwic kOld Brighton Gramm . v Old GeelongPower House v State :BankOld Camberwell Gramm . v St . Kevin's O .B .

E SECTIONA .M .P . Society v BrunswickOld Mentonians v National BankWest Brunswick v Beverley HillsA .N .Z . Bank v Heather.onNorth Brunswick a bye

F SECTIONSt . Bede's O .C . v GlenroyBulleen-Templestowe v Footscray IT .Commonwealth Bank v Monash WhitesUniversity Reds v La Trobe RedsThornbury v ~Bulleen United

JUNIOR SECTION IOld Scotch Coll . v University BlacksIvanhoe v Ormon dMonash University v St . Bernard's O .C .University Blues v North Old BoysCoburg v Fawkner

JUNIOR SECTION 2M .H .S . Old Boys v GeelongDe La Salle O .C. v KewHampton Rovers v West BrunswickCaulfield Gramm . v Old ParadiansAlphington v Reservoir O .B .

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Q LAST WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

BLACKS HOLD ON FOR 3-PT W INORMOND'S LATE BID JUST FAILS

ST. BERNARD'S F IN ISH SWAMPS CAULFIELDBy GEORGE McTAGGART

University Blacks kept themselves in the fight for the four with a winover Ormond last week, but they just held on long enough to score by threepoints .

Caulfield Grammarians also looked as if they could keep their final fourhopes alive when they led St . Bernard's for three quarters, but they had nocounter for St. Bernard's last quarter effort which brought nine goals andan easy win .

Old Scotch trounced Reservoir Old Boys and Collegians scored a surprisewin over Ivanhoe in a topsy-turvy B Section .

The Blacks were much more im-pressive than Ormond for three quar-ters and looked to be set for a goodwin when they led by 5 goals at three-quarter-time .

They had outpaced and out-thoughtOrmond, handled the very heavy con-ditions well and they were able topick up the ball and keep it movingfar better than the home side .

But Ormond threw everything intoa supreme last quarter effort and itvery nearly succeeded . However theBlacks managed to hold them out andscored narrowly in a thrilling finish .

Caulfield just shaded St . Bernard'sin a very even game - they were 10points in front at the first change,one point to the good at the intervaland 6 points in front at three-quarter-time, but St . Bernard's raced rightaway in the final term and won by38 points .

North Old Boys gained a break onUniversity Blues in the second quarterand were not troubled to score by 27points.

Marcellin "jumped" Old Trinity inthe first quarter and although Trinityshaped better in the second half, theywere never in the game.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977

De La Salle looked to be coastingto an easy win over Coburg, but Co-burg hit back in the last quarter andwent down by only 15 points .

Old Scotch gained a, firm grip ontop place when they beat Reservoir bymore than 9 goals, but their play waspatchy. They were helped by Colle-gians who beat an inaccurate Ivanhoeby 7 points . It was Ivanhoe's secondsuccessive defeat.

Geelong crashed against Old Mel-burnians, going down by 32 points ina low-scoring game and Monash Bluescrept closer to the four with a 19-point win over St . Kilda CBC .

AJAX were too good for Old Xav-erians, their accurate kicking (18-7)giving them a 23-point win . Fawknerthrashed Hampton Rovers, Old Ivan-hoe surprised Parkside, and Mel-bourne High had their first win .

Old Camberwell beat Power Houseby 5 points, and Alphington were toostrong for Old Brighton .Bulleen-Templestowe crashed against

St. Bede's and unbeaten HamptonRovers Juniors had a close callagainst Geelong .

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PREVIEWINGTODAY'S GAIMVIES

A SECTIONI guess I'm not academic enough to work

out the form of the University teams -first the Blues' and now the Blacks' quickrevival has upset my tipping skill, whichputs me under considerable pressure today.

The Blacks can establish themselves as apremiership threat if they pull off the big-gest turn-up of the season to date - awin at home against North Old Boys .

And if they lose, it's goodbye to any finalfour hopes .

Ross Perrett, Nick Burne and "Harry"Costello are providing the backbone to amore successful University Blacks side. TheNorth machine, led by many stars includ-sng Mauro Borcich, Gil Ould and Mark Han-nebery, are still grinding their opponentsinto the mud .

I will be surprised if North don't slip upsomewhere between now and September 17th .I haven't a clue when this slip will occur(if it does), but today could be the day .I'll take a punt - University Blacks towan - by how much (?) - say sevenpoints .

Ormond will find Marcellin difficult atMarcellin, particularly with John Gartnerplaying at his top . Bruce Bourne's goal-kicking potential has been contained inrecent weeks, but I still think the nmpont-ance of the win will give Ormond thepoints .

Coburg and Old Trinity - much as I'dlike to see Trinity break the ice, Coburgwill be too good .

Caul fi eld Grammarians were on target lastweek but will have too much talent and ex-perience for University Blues - (tongue incheek) !

That leaves me the other main one atElsternwick Park - St. Bernard's and DeLa Salle . "De La" may just have slippeda little, while St . Bernard's coach "Gus"Mitchell has his team developing towardsthe business end of the season .

It may seem cranky to tip against the twotop teams, (North and De La Salle), butI fancy St . Bernard's.

SELECTIONS : Ormond, University Blacks,Caulfield Grammarians, Coburg, St. Bern-ard's - JIM FIDGE .

B SECTIONAnother round of upsets has transpired,

at least as far as I am concerned. All Ican be sure of is that Laurie Aghan is allsmiles whilst Ian Davis would be far fromhappy at this point in time .

Old Melburnians and Reservoir meet ina key game that could well decide fourthplace . Rover Ray Shepherd has had a magni-ficent season for Reservoir whilst ruckm'anRohan Brown has done likewise for O .M.'s .

Last week "Turk" Urquhart obviously con-

tribu!ted heavily to the Navy Blues' hugescore

Ofbehinds . I must lean towards

Melburnians, who have the greater depth ofability, to score the points .

Geelong, now firmly esconsed in the hotseat meet Monash Blues, who have a chancefor the four . There is a strong suggestionthat the brothers Anderson, Moore, Bick-ford and Olding acknowledged to be theirstrength are all in current good form whilstGeelong do not have itheir stars firing atthe moment.

The battle of the light blues could wellgo Monash's way.

Despite their excellent win over Ivanhoe,Collegians have the job ahead of themagainst Old Scotch . Led by ruckman ChrisRoach and Ian Rice, the young Collegianswill surely test the Cardinals.

However the experience of John Morgan,John Anderson and Bruce Kefford shouldensure four valuable points and the doublechance for Old Scotch .

Old Haileybury won the first round gameagainst St. Kilda C .B .C . by dent of accuratekicking and nine weeks later, there still doesnot appear to be much between the sides.Haileybury impress me as having a leaningtowards finer conditions, and, as they playat home where these conditions prevail Ifavour them as narrow winners.

Ivanhoe have had their boots on thewrong feet of late to compound the prob-lem of itheir star playeirs being out of form .

This does not argue well for their clashwith Old Paradians whose top players are allputting in good performances of late. Theever reliable Kohut, should give Paradiansenough use of the ball to notch a win.

SELECTIONS: Old Melburnians, MonashBlues, Old Scotch, Old Haileyburians, OldParadians - ALF KEAM .

C SECTION

Muddy conditions still prevail an d reflect-ing on last Saturday's tips, I almost incitedmy own downfall . The underdogs really"barked" back and caused some major up-sets .

Very pleased to see Melbourne High cracktheir first 4 points - th ey have been hardbattlers .

AJAX put in another bid for th e doublechance in disposing of Old Xaverians - agreat win .

Parkside still can't perform away fromhome and they are going to find Kew atough proposition - even though it's ahome game .

It's hard to select against Kew who haveimproved greatly - still, if Parkside haveany desperation in them, now is the timeto produce It, if they are to stay in thefour. I'm giving them another chance.

Old Xaverians with their points re-instatedare just clinging on to second spot. Thedouble chance is a great incentive and Ibelieve they will beat Old Carey today.

Hampton Rovers, another home loving side,take on Old Ivanhoe, who won well lastSaturday . The Rovers also need a win tokeep alive their finals hopes - I'm goingfor them to win it .

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AJAX should be "lock 'o' Hoop" afterlast week's good win, As long as complanc-ency doesn't creep in, they should win,,gainst UHSOB .

MHSOB elated with their win take onFawkner . It could be a "David and Goliath",however Fawkner are the team to beat - Ifeel one will see them in front at sirentime .

My Selections are:- Parkside, Old Xaver-ians, Hampton Rovers, Ajax, Fawkner -ALEX JOHNSON .

D SECTIO NThe four seems to be settling down some-

what with Alphington and St. Kevin's clearin first and second. Old Brighton and OldCamberwell are also games clear . PowerHouse had a chance to put the pressureon Old Camberwell and from the scoreslast week nearly succeeded .

This week Assumption meet Old Brightonwhich could be a close) match, but I thinkOld Brighton will win out in the end .

Alphington at home to Power House andthe visitors must win this to keep anyfinal hopes alive but I can't see 'them win-ning .

Elsternwick play La Trobe Blacks andshould have no real problems here .

Old Geelong and Old Camberwell, thisgame should pose no problems for the vis-itors and this win will virtually seal thecomposition of the final four .

In the last game of the day St, Kevin'swill have a win over State Bank .

SELECTIONS : Old Brighton, Alphington ,Elsternwick, Old Camberwell, St. Kevin's -KEITH FINDLAY .

E SECTIONNorth Brunswick v Old Mentonians at

North Brunswick is a game that could spellilxe doom of Old Mentonians for this sea-son .

The visitors will be unable to matchNorth in strength, which is a greater assetthan pace with the grounds in their presentcondition .

Brunswick will provide the venue fortheir game with West Brunswick, but Westshould provide the entertainment for thespectators . West to win comfortably.

National Bank and ANZ Bank at Oval 14should enable A .N .Z . to keep well clear ofrelegation and to stay within reach of amiracle. Maintain hope is my advice an d

I~p out of the centre of the ground-Beverley Hills and Heatherton at Don-

castor is a problem game. Neither team hasperformed as consistently as they shouldnor are they genuine contenders for theflag .

I think that Heatherton should win andthey have a show of promotion to D Sec-tion if they get stuck into the game forfour quarters .

SELECTIONS:- North Brunswick, WestBrunswick, ANZ Bank, Heatherton - SYDWHITFIELD .

F SECTIO NThe final plot thickens weekly in F Sec-

tion. Last week's results enabled me tocling to the tipping tally lead, although logic

proved me wrong at Mentone where the lead-ers crashed.

Today leaders Bulleen-Templestowe meetthe rejuvenated Commonwealth Bank . Topposition (at least on points) is at stake .Last week's reversal will serve to make thecombine aware of the hard work necessaryto win promotion .

Bank are going along consistently in sec-ond position, but I favour Bulleen Temple-stowe to take the points as a resu.rt of theiroverall strength around the ground .

Two disappointing sides in Glenroy andUniversity Reds clash at Glenroy . The los-er seems destined to have a mortgage onthe dreaded "Wooden Spoon" . StatisticallyGlenroy appear stronger and their homeground will be an advantage. They shouldtake the points .

St . Bede's make the long journey to playFootscray Tech. The loser may well be theside to miss the finals . Last week St . Bede'sshowed the~, can win under pressure . Havethey obliterated memories of 1976 with onewin? The answer could well be seen today .

The St. Bede's defence has proven itselfscond to none in the competition . Theirforward line led by Allen and Collins shouldconvert sufficient opportunities to win thegame and push Footscray out of the four.

Thornbury travel to Monash Whites, thestudents will await their visitors enthusiasti-cally. Monash realize they have a slim finalschance if they continue to win . HoweverThornbury will be anxious to move into, thetop bracket with four games to play and Iselect them .

Bulleen United journey to the big La TrobeReds ground . The ground size will testUnited's fitness especially as their recentform has not shown evidence of a four quar-ter effort. However their strength and skillshould ensure they take the points andkindle their final four ambitions .

SELECTIONS : Bulleen-Templestowe, Glen-roy, St . Bede's, Thornbury, Bulleen United- NORM NUGENT .

JUNIOR SECTION 1Ivanhoe will welcome the chance of a

breather after last weeks struggle againstthe tenacious Old Scotch side . Coburg willnot cause Ivanhoe to extend themselves toany great extent and will be well behindat the finish of the game .

University Blacks will run headlong intoa very confident Monash University sidewho are making a great late run to playin the finals, while the Blacks have theireyes on the double chance. This should be areal fierce game right to the closing stages .

I!tip the Blacks to win as they shouldprove a little more steady under pressureand have the added advantage of playing athome.

Another vital game will be played betweenOrmond and Old Scotch . Scotch will winas they have a great desire to be part ofthe finals series and must win this game astheir run home is a difficult one, a losstoday would be very hard to overcome.

Ormond must not be taken lightly as

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977 Page 5

they have the capabilities of causing anupset if they are treated in that manner .

St . Bernard's will defeat North Old Boysand just about clinch the double chancefor themselves while North will be in avery precarious position to maintain a finalsberth .

SELECTIONS : Ivanhoe, University Blacks,Old Scotch, St . Bernard's - CLIFF BAS-TOW .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Your correspondent appears to be showing

some form at the right time of the seasonand picked the card last week, even thoughone game was on a forfeit. Now it is nec-essary to continue making enough correctselections to wrest the lead from NormNugent. Looking at today's draw, this maybe a most difficult task .

When Alphington forfeited a game earlierthis year, they came out the following weekand defeated Kew . However, their visit toWest Brunswick today will not result inthe same good fortune, as the boys fromWest must win to keep alive their chancesof appearing in the finals.

The game at Kew should be a real crowdpleaser as Melbourne High were the sidethat gave Kew their first win . The Highboys will be keen to make amends, butKew appear to have more form and aremy selection .

The match of the day should be De LaSalle at home to Hampton Rovers. "De La"were orginally my favourites for the flag,but the boys from Roverland look as if theywill take all before them and finish theyear as champions This game will be ,a pre-view of the Grand Final and I am stayingwith the Rovers .

Caulfield Grammarians are two games andpercentage outside the Four, with five gamesto go, which will provide their players withlittle incentive, particularly after their longtrip to Geelong . The home side were beat-en last week by Hampton but will makeamends today.

Old Paradians play host to their neigh-bouring side Reservoir Old Boys and willfind the visitors too strong.

SELECTIONS : West Brunswick, Kew,Hampton Rovers, Geelong, Reservoir OldBoys - PETER NATHAN .

COMBINE MAN REACHES 15 0Paul Lockhart plays his 150th game, for

Bulleen-Templestowe today. "Locky" as heis affectionately known, was best and fair-est in the club last year. He plays in thecentre and creates many opportunities withhis pace and sure delivery of the ball . Allat Bulleen-Temp. wash him all the best fortoday and the future.

Congratulations to Laurie Blampied onplaying 50 games for Uni . High . Laurie be-gan with the club in 1973 but has not playedall games due to working. He is presentlydoing an engineering degree, this being hisfinal year . We wish him well with that andhis football future with the club . Well doneLaurie .

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The remaining games of teams considered to be in the running for the finals arelisted below . Home games are shown thus, H, after the opposing team and the le tter

Be La Salle H

E Indicates the match is at Elsternwick Park.The draw for Reserve Section teams is the same as the Seniors .A SECTION RESERVOIR O .B . Assumption H

NORTH OLD BOYS (28' 104.6~) St. Kevin's

5~ 195.2~ ) Old Melb'ns . H State Bank H

(-: ~ Collegians H ST. KEVIN'S O .B .Umv. Blacks GeelongSt. Bernard's H St. Kilda CBOC (38, 120 .6%)Coburg Monash Blues H State BankOld Trinity H MONASH BLUES Old Cam'well,viarcellin E Old Brighton H(28, 103.6%)DE LA SALLE O .C. Geelong Alphington H('44, 149 .8%), Old Paradians H Old Geelon

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St . Bernards EUniv. BluesOrm(,nd EUniv. Blacks Hcaul. Gramm .

ST . BERNARD'S O .C .-1n, a41 .9~)Da La Salle; E

,;orth O.B.Univ. Blues HOrmond HUniv . BlacksORMOND

;2, 100 .3% ),I ircelli n(:aul . Gramm. ElleLaSalle B

Bernard'sCoburg HUNIV. BLACKS'S,113 .3% )

tiarth O .B . H(-',Id Trinity'.I:lrcellin HDe La Salle1~t. Bernard's HCAULFIELD GRAMM.("-i, 98.6%)Univ . Blues HOrmond EOld Trinity HCoburg

B SECTION

OLD SCOTCH COLL .( _0, 126 .1 % )Collegian s(,eelong HOld Haileyburyt,Lonash Blues

e . Kilda CBC HIVANHOEa2, 117 .0 % )

Old ParadiansSt. Kilda CBOCOld Melb'ns Hc,eelong H01d HaileyburyOLD PARADIANS(1 ;2, 114.6% )I inhoe HtQnash Blues

Kilda CBC HOld Melb'ns, E

eelong

CollegiansOld Scatch HReservoir O .B .

OLD bIELBURNIANS(24,

105.9%)Reservoir O .B .Old Haileybury HIvanhoeOld Paradians ECollegians

C SECTIO NFAWKNER(42, 159.3% )MHS Old BoysAJAXKew HOld Carey HUHS Old Boys

OLD XAVERIANS(38, 123 .1% )Old CareyMHS Old Boys HHampton RoversOld Ivanhoe HParksid e

A.J.A.X.(36, 123UHS Old BoysFawkner HMHS Old BoysParkside HOld Ivanhoe

PARKSIDE(32, 113 .8 % )Kew HHampton Rovers HOld CareyAJAXOld Xaverian s HHAMPTON ROVERS(32, 96.9% )Old Ivanhoe HParksideOld Xaverians HUHS Old Boys HKew

D SECTION

ALPHINGTON(44, 136 .7%)Power House HLaTrobe Blacks

OLD BRIGHTON

(34, 111 .3 % )AssumptionOld Geelong HSt . Kevin'sState BankElsternwick H

OLD CAM'WELL

(32, 107.4% )Old GeelongSt. Kevin's HState BankAssumption HLaTrobe Blacks

F SECTION

! BULLEEN-T'STOWE1(44, 198 .2% )C'wealth Bank HFootscray I .T. HGlenroyThornburyUniv . Reds H

C'WEALTH BANK1(40, 142 .3% )

GR. Bulleen-T'stoweMonash Whites HBulleen UnitedLaTrobe RedsFootscray I .T . H

! ST . BEDE'S O .C.1(36, 189.7%)

GR Footscray IT.Glenroy HMonash WhitesUniv. RedsThornbury HFOOTSCRAY I .T .(36, 136.9%)St . Bede's HBulleen-T'staweUniv . Reds HMonash Whites HC'wealth Bank

THORNBURY(36, 134 .2%)Monash WhitesBulleen United HLaTrobe RedsBulieen-T'stowe HSt. Bede' s

E SECTION

WEST BRUNSWICK(40, 175.4% )BrunswickBeverley Hills HBYEAMP Society HNorth Bruns.

NORTH BRUNSWICK

(36, 153 .4% )

BOld Mentonians H

BrunswickANZ Ban kWest Bruns.

HEATHERTON(32, 144 .1%)Beverley HillsANZ BankOld Mentonians HBrunswick HNational Bank

OLD MENTONIANS

(32, 120 .2% )North Bruns.National Bank HHeathertonBeverley Hills

JBYE'BEVERLEY HILLS

(28, 1th 43 .1%)Heaerton HWest Bruns.ANZ Bank HOld Mentonians HBrunswic k

THE A M ATEU R FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977

JUN. SECTION 1

IVANHOE(44, 205.4%)Coburg HOrmond HUniv. BlacksUniv. BluesMonash Univ. HST . BERNARD'S O .C.(32, 100.8 %)North O.B . HMonash Univ.Univ. Blues HCoburg HUniv. Blacks

UNIV. BLACKS(28, 123 .6 % )Monash Univ . HOld ScotchIvanhoe HNorth O .B .St . Bernard's H

UNIV . BLUES~*108 .0% )

North O .B . H

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St . Bernard'sIvanhoe HOld Scotch

NORTH OLD BOYS

(24, 107 .4% )St . Bernard'sUniv . BluesCoburg HUniv . Blacks HBYE*

OLD SCOTCH COLL .

(22, 106 .4% )OrmondUniv . Blacks HBYE*Monash Univ.Univ . Blues HMON . UNIVERSITY(20, 96 .6% )Univ . BlacksSt . Bernard's HOrmondOld Scotch HIvanhoe* Team with BYE inJunior Section 1 playsFawkner but no pointsare allotted.

JUN. SECTION 2

HAMPTON ROVERS

(52, 191 .5 %)De La SalleWest Bruns . HReservoir O .B .Old ParadiansKew H

DE LA SALLE O.C.(42, 201 .4%)Hampton Rovers HKew HGeelongAlphingtonCaul . Gram. HGEELONG(36, 152 .6%)Caul . Gram. H

MHS Old BoysDe La Salle HReservoir O .B .Old Paradians H

RESERVOIR O .B .(32, 138 .)a'o )Old ParadiansAlphingtonHampton Rovers HGeelong HWest Bruns .

WEST BRUNSWICK(30, 74 .2%)Alphington HHampton RoversMHS Old Boys HKewReservoir O .B . H

A RES. SECTION

DE LA SALLE O .C.(48,- 185 .7% )UNIV . BLACKS(40, 120.4% )

NORTH OLD BOYS(36, 157 .4%)MARCELLIN O .C .(36, 140 .3% )Ormond HCoburg HUniv. BlacksUniv. BluesNorth O.B. E

ST . BERNARD'S O .C .(32, 143.7%)ORMON D(32, 115.2% )

B RES. SECTIONIVANHOE(52, 229 .4% )

OLD ME LBURNIANS(36, 138 .1%)

OLD SCOTCH COLL.(32, 148.1%)COLLEGIANS(28, 126 .1% )Old Scotch H

Reservoir O .B .Monash Blues HOld Haileybury HOld Melburnians

RESERVOIR O .B .

(28, 88.4% )

ST . KILDA CBOC

(24, 103.8 %)Old HaileyburyIvanhoe HOld ParadiansReservoir O .B . HOld Scotch

OLD HAILEYBURY

(24, 67.1% )Sit, Kilda CBC HOld MelburniansOld Scotch HCollegiansIvanhoe H

C RES. SECTIONFAWKNER(46, 262 .6%)PARKSIDE(40, 260 .5%)

OLD XAVERIANS(38, 131 .1 % )HAMPTON ROVERS(36, 135 .9 % )

D RES. SECTIO N

44 -11 Old Brighton

OLD BRIGHTON GR.

LaTrobe Blacks HElsternwickSt . Kevin's H

POWER HOUSE(28, 95.4%)AlphingtonState Bank HElsternwickLaTrobe Blacks HAssumption

OLD CAM'WELL GR .(28, 87.9%)

ASSUMPTION O .C .(24, 71 .0°,{, )Old Brighton HElsternwick HAlphingtonOld Cam'wellPower House H

E RES. SECTION

HEATHERTON(40, 263 .2 % )

WEST BRUNSWICK(40, 155.2%)

OLD MENTONIANS(32, 99.8% )

NORTH BRUNSWICK(28, 135 .7% )

BEVERLEY HILLS(28, 129 .1% )

F RES. SECTIQ :7

3T. KEVIN'S O .B

. ST. BEDE'S O .C .(44, 155 .7 % )

STATE BANK(36, 151 .8%)St. Kevin's HPower HouseOld Cam'well HOld Brighton HAlphington

OLD GEELONG(28, 123.0%)Old Cam'well H

WEALTH aruNtn(44, 190 .2% )BULLEEN-T'STOWE(40, 171 .0% )GLENROY(32, 130,1%)Univ. Reds HSt. Bede'sBulleen-T'stoweBulleen UnitedLaTrobe Reds H

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LOOKING BAC Kby NOEL RUNDLE

5 YEARS AGO - 1972

St. Bernard's ( 5th) lost another chance ofgetting back into the four when they fadedSowards the finish and went down by 11points to a determined Monash Blues (8th) .

Scores were 12 .12 to 9.19 while best wereDe Young, Flett, Amor, Lowcock (7 gls.)for Monash an d lannazzo, King, and Wade,St. Bernard's) .

Battle for the four was tough in 'B'Section with Univ. Blacks on top with 40points and four teams one game behind,Geelong, Old Ccotch, Old Trinity and Iv an-t,ce .

De La Salle scored ;their first win forhe season at 'the expense of Old Paradians .

Bother Peart (7 gls.) and Ashford were theFT,-,is in a convincing win as "De La" led11 day .Only sad note was that champion ruckman

Henry Halasa dislocated his thigh bone andit looked like curtains for the season .

150 games to Old Brighton "living Legend"17-stone Roger Wilson, Reserves coach for,as, and enthusiastic urger of the sen-ars, meat pie in one hand and transistor

in the other .

10 YEARS AGO - 1967Coburg's accuracy, 12 .3 enabled them to

defeat Collegians 10 .7, by 8 points .Old Camberwell scored only 5 points

:i g a inst Glenhuntly (20.22) .Top scorers for the day were Ormond

Juniors, 35 .19 (Wallis 11, Grace 6), whodefeated Commonwealth Bank 4 .7 .

Graham Daff played his 250th game forCollegians - Graham had also representedVictoria on numerous occasions.

Others to chalk up 150 games whereAdam Shostak (A .J .A .X .), Cam McMillan(O .G.G .), Graham Tozer (Old Brighton) .

John Fisher (Kew) and Mick Mulcahy (OldXaverians) had been appointed captain andvice-captain respectively of Carnival teamto play at Launceston ,

Daherty~o Hinton ,umpires

aMarks, for

Marshall and Mur-phy.

25 YEARS AGO - 1952

Well-known Alphington identity, PereAdams, played his 100th game .

'A' Section results - in sloppy heavyconditions - Alphington 8.13 (61) d OldParadians 3 .9 (27), Ormond 11 .13 (79) d OldScotch 6 .10 (46), Old Melb . 11 .7 (73) d .lIampton Rovers 6 .2 (38), Uni . Blues 12 .15(47) d . C'wealth Bank 6.11 (47) and bottomtcam, Collegians, yet to crack it for a win,drew with Uni . Blacks 3 .10 to 4.4.

UMPIRES CORNE RGOAL UMPIRE S

After being given the "all clear" or" 'touched all clear" by the fi eld umpire thegoal umpire is the sole judge of a score .(In some competitions where independentgoal umpires are not available, the control.ling body empowers the field umpire to overrule a goal umpire .)

The goal umpire cannot register a scoreuntil he has received "all clear" from thefi eld umpire . Although the goal umpire isthe sole judge of a score he should notregister a goal if thel fi eld umpire has cal-led "touched - all clear" .

If the ball makes contact with a playerbelow the knee is can be regarded as havingbeen kicked.

GOALS - subject to the field umpiresignalling "all clear" a goal is scoredwhen the ball is kicked over the goal lineby a player of the attacking side withoutthe ball ;touching a player or goal post.

A goal can be score(d when a ball kickedhigh in the air completely crosses thegoal line, without having been touched, andis blown back by the wind and strikes thegoal post or is blown back into th e playingarena .

BEHINDS - subject to the field umpire'ssignal a behind is scored when the hal l1 . Completely crosses the behind line with-

out touching the behind post .2 . Strikes a goal post including the back

of rthe goal post.3 . Passes over a goal post.4 . Is touched by a player of either side

before it completely crosses over the goalor behind lines .

5 . Is carried over the goal or behind lineby a player of either side ,

6. Is handballed over the goal or behind lineby a player of either side .

To register a score the ball must becompletely over the goal or behind line nomatter whether it is in the air or on theground .

A warm welcome back is extended toStuart Stockdale by all members of OldTrinity . Stuart recently returned from acouple of months overseas sojourn duringwhich he achieved some notority by hav-ing his face flashed across the televisionscreen during the recent Jubilee Test atLords . Whilst in England however, Stuartalso kept up with his football and was amember of he victorious Victorian teamwho beat a South Australian XVIII at Kings-ton Park. It was good to see on his returnthat he has lost none of his goal-kickingability, scoring 3 goals in his first gameback at full-forward for the seconds againstMarcellin .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - . July 23, 1977 Page 9

PREMIERSHIP LISTS

A SECTIONW L For Agst % Pis

North Old Boys 13 - 1550 794 195.2 52De La Salle O.C. 11 2 1252 836 149.8 44St. Bernard's O.C. 10 3 1396 984 141 .9 40Ormond 8 5 1071 1068 100.3 32University Blacks 7 6 1215 1072 113 .3 28Caulfield Gr. 6 7 1215 1232 98.6 24Marcellin O.C. 5 8 1098 1096 100.2 20University Blues 3 10 1149 1311 87.6 12Coburg 2 11 740 1474 50.2 8Old Trinity Gr. - 13 726 1545 47.0 -

B SECTIONOld Scotch Coil. 10 3 1229 975 126.1 40Ivanhoe 8 5 1204 1029 117.0 32Old Paradians 8 5 1105 964 114.6 32Reservoir O .B. 7 6 1125 1076 104.6 28Monash Blues 7 6 1068 1031 103.6 28Old Melburnians 6 7 1125 1062 105.9 24St. Kilda CBOC 5 8 933 1114 83.8 20Collegians 5 8 849 1040 81.6 20Geelong 5 8 863 1076 80.2 20Old Haileybury 4 9 1007 1243 81 .0 16

C SECTIONrFawkner 10 2 1418 890 159 .3 42,Old Xaverians 9 3 1227 997 123.1 38AJAX 9 4 1426 1152 123.8 36Parkside 8 5 1318 1158 113.8 32Hampton Rovers 8 5 1145 1182 96 .9 32Old Ivanhoe Gr . 6 7 1000 1087 91 .9 24Kew 5 8 1090 1227 88.8 20Old Carey Gr . 4 9 966 1161 83.2 16UHS Old Boys 4 9 1003 1317 76.2 16MHS Old Boys 1 12 973 1395 69.7 4

D SECTIO NAlphington 11 2 1394 1020 136.7 44•rSt. Kevin's OB 9 3 1235 1024 120.6 38~'iOld Brighton Gr. 8 4 1217 1093 111 .3 34Old Cam'well Gr. 8 5 1152 10 73 107.4 32State Bank 6 7 1064 1083 98.2 24Assumption O.C. 6 7 1081 1115 97.0 24Power House 6 7 1097 1192 92.0 24Elsternwick 5 81093 1218 89.7 20Old Geelong 3 10 1084 1374 78 .9 12LaTrobe Blacks 2 11 790 1103 71 .6 8

E SECTIONWest Brunswick 10 2 1426 813 175 .4 40North Brunswick 9 3 1298 846 153 .4 36Heatherton 8 3 1163 807 144 .1 32Old Mentonians 8 4 1 ,01 2 842 120 .2 32Beverley Hills 7 4 1178 823 143 .1 28ANZ Bank 5 6 815 1026 79 .4 20Brunswick 3 8 731 1268 57 .6 12AMP Society 2 10 1002 1202 83 .4 8National Bank - 12 637 1701 37.4 -

F SECTIONBulleen-T'stowe It 2 1645 830 198 .2C'wealth Bank 10 3 1346 946 142 .3St. Bede's OC 9 4156I 823 189 .7Footscray IT 9 4 1365 997 136 .9Thornbury 9 4 1376 1025 134.2; Bulleen United 6 6 1091 1000 109 .1Monash Whites 6 7 1033 1240 83 .3LaTrobe Reds 3 10 831 1379 60 .3"Glenroy 1 12 705 1566 45 .07University Reds - 12 550 1764 31 . 2

JUNIOR SECTION IIvanhoe 11 - 1415 689 205 .4 44St. Bernard's OC 8 3 980 972 100.8 32University Blacks 7 4 1054 853 123.6 28University Blues 6 6 1080 1000 108.0 24North Old Boys 6 6 1072 998 107.4 24*Old Scotch Coll . 5 6 963 905 106.4 22Mon. University 5 6 786 814 96.6 20Ormond 2 10 824 1548 53.2 8

1 Coburg 1 10 456 1342 34.0 6

A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst % Pis

De La Salle OC 12 1 1155 622 185 .7 48University Blacks 10 3 814 676 120.4 40North Old Boys 9 4 1097 697 157.4 36Marceilin O .C . 9 4 989 705 140.3 36St . Bernard's OC 8 5 986 686 143.7 32Ormond 8 5 840 729 115.2 32University Blues 5 8 723 803 90 .0 20Coburg 2 11 621 1137 54.6 8Caulfield Gr . 1 12 682 1211 56 .3 4Old Trinity Gr. 1 12 492 1255 39.2 4

B RESERVE SECTIONIvanhoe 13 - 1303 568 229.4 52Old Melburnians 9 4 989 716 138.1 36Old Scotch Coll . 8 5 1013 684 148 .1 32Collegians 7 6 796 631 126.1 28Reservoir O .B. 7 6 702 794 88.4 28St. Kilda CBOC 6 7 708 682 103 .8 24Old Haileybury 6 7 660 983 67.1 24Monash Blues 5 8 700 892 78.5 20Geelong 3 10 546 1038 52.6 12$Old Paradians 1 12 418 930 44.9 -

C RESERVE SECTION-';Fawkner 11 1 1229 469 262.6 46Parkside 10 3 1115 428 260.5 40iOld Xaverlans 9 3 848 647 131 .1 38Hampton Rovers 9 4 1023 753 135.9 36AJAX 6 7 804 867 92.7 V,MHS Old Boys 5 8 719 800 90.0 20Old Ivanhoe Or. 4 9 594 918 64.7 16Kew 4 9 581 993 58.5 16UHS Old Boys 4 9 463 1017 45 .6 16Old Carey Or . 2 11 455 1130 40.3 8

D RESERVE SECTIONOld Brighton Gr . 11 2 1189 481 247.2 44St . Kevin's O .B. 11 2 939 603 155.7 44State Bank 9 4 923 608 151.8 36Old Geelong 7 6 846 688 123.0 28Power House 7 6 773 811 95.4 2£**Old Cam'well Gr . 7 6 635 721 87.9 26Assumption O.C. 6 7 595 838 71 .0 2<Elsternwick 5 8 722 832 86.8 20iLaTrobe Blacks 1 11 346 843 41.0 6iAlphington - 12 439 1125 39.0 2

E RESERVE SECTIONHeatherton 10 1 1237 470 263.2 40West Brunswick 10 2 905 583 155.2 40Old Mentonians 8 4 648 648 100 .0 32North Brunswick 7 5 916 675 135.7

1 Beverley Hills 7 4 715 554 129.1 28ANZ Bank 4 7 657 686 95 .8 16AMP Society 4 8 520 808 64 .4 163National Bank 2 10 438 1063 41 .2 4Brunswick - 11 416 1047 40 .0 -

F RESERVE SECTIO NSt. Bede's O .C. 11 2 1058 377 281.4 44C'wealth Bank 11 2 1031 542 190 .2 44Bulleen-T'stowe 10 3 1022 587 171 .0 4~Glenroy 8 5 765 588 130.1 32Footscray I.T. 6 7 600 584 102 .7 24Monash Whites 5 8 476 893 53 .3 20i Bulleen United 4 8 519 750 69.2 18LaTrobe Reds 4 9 276 690 40 .0 16;University Reds 3 9 354 1014 34 .9 14Thornbury 2 11 538 1045 51.5 8

JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers 13 - 1494 780 191 .5 52,De La Salle OC 1 0 2 1039 516 201 .4 42Geelong 9 4 1241 813 152.6 3t'Reservoir OB 8 5 1487 1075 138 .3 3',p,iWest Brunswick 7 5 927 1249 74 .2 30Caulfield Or. 6 7 1005 1251 80.3 2!Kew 4 9 862 1316 65.5 It,±MHS Old Boys 4 9 763 1252 60 .9 12tOld Paradians 2 11 756 1150 65 .7 43±A1phington 1 12 634 1323 47 .9 -4

Unregistered Player July 9th .i Drawn Game.

Four points lost for EACH forfeit .

IMPORTANT NOTES"Herald" Phone

NumbersYou may dial DIRECT to the Amateur

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

652-1892 or 652-1893

If You have any difficulty, you may ring63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1892 or1893 .

RESERVE SECTION RESULTSto be phoned toSame numbersBEFORE 3 p .m .

When phoning scores, please state firstlythe Section, the teams concerned, and thenthe winners, before giving the actual scores.

This is the responsibility of the HOMECLUB .

PRESS CORRESPONDENTThe phone number of the Press Corres-

pondent, George MeTaggart, is 53-1290 .

PRESS CORRESPONDENTSPOST REPORT EACH SUNDAY. - It is

absolutely essential that copy be receivedby the Editor BY FIRST POST ON MONDAYEACH WEEK. Copy received after this timewill not be considered.

The only way to ensure delivery on Mon-day is to post SUNDAY - EARLY .

ADDRESS ALL MATTER FO RPUBLICATION TO

"THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER"Box 1564P, G.P .O., Melbourne, 3001,

not to the Editor's private address .(Use addressed envelopes provided).

and

EMERGENCY UMPIRES -Ring 91-6491 (Elsternwick Park)and ask for an Umpire.

The A .B.C. Sporting Session from 3L0each Friday (which commences at 6.30 p.m .),will include a preview of the followingdays amateur matches.

Parksiders congratulate Bruce `Reliable'Graham on playing his 50th game today.Bruce is a model of consistency with hisgreat spoiling tactics against the opposition'scentre half-forwards . Well done Bruce andmake sure you are with us for your next50 .

THE

250 UP TO NORTH PRESIDENTLes Murray played his first game for North

Old Boys against Old Camberwell Grammar-ians on May 1 1th 1963 . Today he will play his250th game .

Fifteen seasons of first XVIII amateurfootball in itself represents outstanding ser-vice to a club, but Les Murray has donemuch more than that for North Old Boys.

As a player, he has been vice-captain from1965-1969, captain from 1970 to 19772, bestand fairest in 1965 and 1969, leading goal-kicker on nine occasions, and a V.A.F.A .representative in 1966, 1968 and 1969 . Inboth of the past two seasons he hasmanaged 60 goals from the half forwar dflank and has a career total of close to750.

As an administrator, he has been a mem-ber of the committee since 1964, and Pr eesi-dent since 1975, and the fact that Northhave played in the last two A Sectiongrand finals stems from his excellent lead-ership.

Now 34 years of age Les Murray may wellbe playing his last season . Other playersmay have managed as many games but nonecould have served his club better . For thewhole of his senior football career Leshas made a total commitment to his cluband amateur football .

Well played Les from all North Old Boysand amateur footballers.

AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977 Page 11

"A" SECTION TEAMSCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANSCoach: Frank Goode; Res.: John1 MacDonald, R . 13 Fox, G .2 Long, J . NO 14 Lean, A .3 Lester, A. 15 Watson, I .4 Tamblyn, M. 16 Lyte, D .5 Peters, M. 17 Clark, D .6 Fielden, M. 18 McArthur, M .7 Voyage, G . 19 Morphet, B .8 Butcher, J . 20 Sisson, M .9 Allen, K. 21 Watson, W .

10 Buchanan, L. 22 Hines, W .11 Tootell, G. 23 Strugnell, R .12 Goold, A . 25 Antonieu, T.

Butcher26 Griffiths, J . (c)27 Stone, C .28 Mathieson, R .29 Fletcher, G .

(dvc )30 Felsenthal, D .31 Gregory, J .32 Yeomans, G .33 Williams, D .34 Mutimer, K.35 Malfroy, R .

36 Worthington, C . 49 Atchison, G .(vcr) 50 Bierwirth, P .

37 Carroll, R . 51 Irvine, J .38 Meadows, B . 52 Smith, G .39 Fletcher, R . 53 Cunningham, I .41 Hartley, G . (cr) (dvcr )42 Collins, R . 54 Smith, R .43 Nichol, C . 55 Knowles, J .44 Chambers, P . 56 Monotti, A .46 Gerrard, J . 57 Everitt, A .47 Frankish, G . 59 Hampton, N .

COBURG Coach : Lance Riky; Res . Coach: Ron Seath1 Archipow, M. 11 Egan, M. G. 22 Finlay, P . J . 34 Kelly, K . L . 45 Weston, A. D .2 McLaughlin, 12 Richards, R . N . 23 Clark, D. J . 35 Bishop, T . 46 McCartin, J . M .

J . J . 13 Cunningham, 24 McCartin, J . M. 36 Gardiner, G. J. 47 West . G. J .3 Seath, R . A. C. V. (c) 25 Cannon, "D. J. 37 Royal, H . F. 48 Buccilli, C .

(vcr) 14 Hutchison, M . A . 26 Boyd, S. J . - 38 Taylor, J . F. 50 Cox, P . R .

4 Egan, M . P. 15 McAleer, D . S . 27 Elder, R. J. 39 O'Brien, P. A . 51 Addle, G . J .5 King, R . A. 16 Liddle, I . R. 28 Finlay, M. A . NO 53 Cox, P. R .6 Hughes, G . 17 Mann, S. 29 Woods, L. G. 40 Bilston, B . J. 54 Ferraro, G. N.7 Green, G . V. 18 Sim, I. 30 Green, C. R. 41 Green, M . A . 55 Tolley, W. M.8 Liddle, G . J. 19 Goulett, W. L. 31 Sim, D. C. 42 McAuliffe, N . G. (cr)9 Beattie, J . R . 20 Henry, T. D. 32 Ingleton, 1. 43 Balmer, G. I . 56 O'Halloran, J . G .

1 0 Adamson, S . J . 21 O'Brien, B. J . 33 Neudert, R . D. 44 Sullivan, M. 57 Sabrl, R . D .

L?E LA SALLE Coach: Bernie Sheehy ; Res .: Kevin PowerI McHenry, R. 12 Dunn, B. (vc) 23 Maher, P . 34 McIlroy, J . 48 Donegan, J .2 Welsh, R . 13 Letson, R. 24 Mulqueen, S. 35 Bothe, J . 49 MCGuiness, I .3 Bourke, M. 14 Beddoe, S . 25 Fitzpatrick, M. 37 Mcllroy, P . 50 Fisher, A .4 Perkins, K . 15 Eddy, V. 26 Fankhauser, T. 39 Crothers,T. 51 Mitchell, J .5 O'Donnell, R . 16 Whitelaw, D. 27 Hewitt, S . 40 McDonald, P. 52 Kerin, A .6 Yarwood, J . 17 Bourke, B. 28 Nugent, M. 41 Kerin, M. 54 Harrison, S .7 Power, K. I8 Gordon, G. 29 Wright, S. 42 Donegan, P . 55 Mcllroy, A .8 McDonnell, P . 19 Pollard, J . 30 Dixon, A. 43 Birrel, M. 57 George, P .9 Stewart, P. 20 Hale, G. 31 Heffernan, M. 44 Aldenhoven, P . 60 Hill, G. (cr)

10 Halasa, R. 21 Sykes, R. 32 Groves, A. 45 Slattery, G .11 Lyons, B . (c) 22 Mitchell, P. 33 Clarke, G. 46 Loft, C.(dvc)

tV)[ARCELLIN O .C. Coach: Ray Walsh; Res . : Michael Butler2 Mahon, C. (vc) 15 Denning, L. 28 O'Reilly, K . 44 White, A. 58 Caruso, A .3 WIlson, M . 16 Walsh, P . 29 Hurley, D. 45 Gregory, J . D . 63 Holland, Peter4 Power, M. (c) 17 Jones, J . 30 Holmes, G. 46 Tucker, D. 64 Dillon, P .5 Gartner, P. 18 Gartner, J . 31 Aloisio, T. 48 Manglafico, C . 66 Sartori, R.6 Pitt, N. (dvc) 32 Frazer, S. 49 Matters, G. 67 Hesse, P .7 Milaszewicz, M . 19 O'Connor, B . 34 MacDonald, P . 50 Gregory, J . D. 69 Bell, P .8('ullinan, J . 20 Butler, M. 35 Hardy, A. 51 Toniolo, P. 73 Holland, Paul

10 Aloisio, F. (cr) 21 Carrucan, M. 36 Crimmins, B. 52 Cullinan, P . 74 Perduto, F.11 White, P. 23 Crimmins, J . 37 Maguire, T. 55 NaJim, D. 86 Merrett, D .12 Morrison, J . 24 Tursi, F. 39 Wright, I. 56 Corrie, P. 96 Aloislo, J .13 Cooney, B . 25 Price, C. 41 Sullivan, D. (vcr)14 Allen, P . 26 Gooley, P. 43 Aloisio, C. 57 Lowry, P .

NORTH OLD BOYS Coach: George Moloney; Res . : Tony Arthurso n1 Maguire, S . B. 11 Malone, A . 23 Scanlon, T . G. 35 Dalton, S . 46 Rohan, P .

(c) 12 Hanneberry, 24 Butera, D . P. 36 Ryan, D. F. 47 Cuffe, P . D .

2 Welch, M. R. P. M. 25 Horan, B. 37 Fitzpatrick, 48 Jongebloed,(vc) 13 Power, E. 26 Crooks, S. J. R. J. P. F.

3 Sheales, M. J. 14 Fogarty, D . E. 27 Brown, M. 38 Zabrieszach, D. 49 O'Connor, P .

4 Leeack, F . A. 15 O'Connor, B . A . 28 Curley, B . N. 39 Haratsis, B . 50 McGrath, J .

5 Wilson, G . M. 16 Hall, P. G. (cr) 40 Skahill, B. J. 51 Sullivan, P .

6 Borcich, M. P. 17 Ould, G. J . 29 Maguire, D. B. 41 Roy, A. 52 Frewin, G .(dvc) 18 Murray, L. F. 30 Sleight, G . A. 42 Arthurson, D . M.53 Meredith, K. J.

7 Roberts, N . F. 19 Dillon, G. 31 Clark, W. 43 Kutrollie, D. 54 Robbins, A. J .8 Hogan, J . P. 20 Carroll, P. B. 32 Rovis, L. 44 Nelson, D. F. 55 Arthurson, A . J9 Harders, S . 21 Kelly, T. G. 33 Weir, P. (vcr) 56 Murray, J . .1 .

10 Anderson, B . J . 22 Godfrey, G . 34 Conti, R. 45 Griffin, J . 57 McCormack,M. F .

Page 12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977

p TRINITY GRAMM. Coach: David Barclay; Res.: Noel Water sDart, R . 15 Saunders, M. ' 29 Quarterman, P . 43 Dawson, W. 57 Siverson, R .Robison, C . 16 Waters, N . (cr) 30 Weir, T . 44 Blackney, P. 58 Hunt, P .ArrOwsmith, J . 17 Bunting, P . 31 Quarterman, A. 45 Mercer, J . 59 Goold, L .tV :asford, G . 18 Stephens, D. 32 Jones, G. 46 Nelson, S. 60 Fricke, J .Peers, W. (vc) 19 Piggin, C. 33 Langley, R. 47 Friend, I . 61 Weatherson, N.Ernerson, D . 20 Williams, C. 34 Murphy, R . 48 Cumming, P. aZ Wall, P.Birrell, A. 21 Cowley, S. 35 Masters, R. (vcr) 49 Coles, P. 56 Oamillerl, K .Bar tley, D. 22 Hodges, G. 36 Beer, N. 50 Margetts, D. 37 Alexander, N .Cook, M . 23 Crittenden, B. 37 DeBoos, R. 51 Healy, P . 38 Camillerl, A.Fowler, G . 24 Muir, D. 38 Fekete, P. 52 Clingin, G. 39 Rough, G .Grant, S . 25 Hodges, L. 39 Day, P. 53 Stenhouse, A .Stewart, R . 26 McKinnon, T. 40 Allan, K. 54 Douglas, W .Scockdale, S . 27 Disney, A. 41 Christie, B. 55 Adgemis, J .S :evenson, I. 28 Star, M. 42 Emerson, S. (c) 56 Brennan, A.

()RMOND Coach : Ian Cameron; Res .: Kevin ChamberlainDove, S. W. 14 Smyth, J. F. 26 Fisher, I . R. 40 Anrep, R. C .Wood, Roger 15 Chisholm, A . D . 27 Crump, W. G. 41 Osmand, G . R .Rosengarten_ T. 1 .16 Herkess, G . R. 28 Buckley, C . 42 Clark, R. M.turphy, P. M. 17 Hoey, P. D. 29 Burney, C . W. 43 Paterson D. L.

Jenkins, R . C. 18 Farrell, E . F. 30 Lewis, M. S . 44 Keane, A. J .Ladd, K . J . 19 Humphreys, A. J .31 Wood, Ray 45 Fitts, C. R .Fisher, G. J . 20 Bourne, B . K. 32 Carter, G. F. 46 Hamley, B . H .Cameron, R . J. (c) 33 Morris S. P. 47 Marshall, G. R .Hardham, L . A. 21 Russ, J . I . 34 Handley, G . J . 48 Meeking, J. P .Corben, B . F. 22 Russ, K. M. 35 Turner, C. S . 49 Cumper, J . H .(dvc) 23 Naylor A. R. 36 Holman, G. J . 50 Turner, G. J.

c iraham, A. E. (vc) 37 Parisi, F. J. 51 Palmer, G. R. 65 Chapman, R . K .Foulsham, D . A. 24 Barry, J . R. 38 Richardson, P. W.52 Sandilands, R . S .66 Hewitt, D .Purcell . P. J. 25 Thomas, G . J . 39 Boyanton, T. 53 Hammond J . C . 69 Crump, W. G .

5T. BEI~NIARD'S O .C. Coach: Gus Mitchell; Res . : Terry DavisSlater, V . A . 14 Thompson, P. S . 26 Phelan, R . 38 Sullivan, F. 51 Tyler, K .Powell, M. F . 15 Considine, P. J . 27 Cahir, B . 39 Dillon, G. 52 Wade, P .Fox, J . 16 Ferlazzo, M. 28 King, R . H. 40 Irvine, K. 53 Grimsey, P .Larkins, J. F . 17 Preston, M. (vc) 41 O'Loughlin, P. 54 Hughes, G .Inckham, P . D . 18 Dalmau, P . 29 Shembrey, M. 42 Chivell, R. 55 McNamee, B .Isnnazzo, M . P . 19 Nadzielski, H. 30 Pearson, Paul 43 Malouf, M. 56 O'Callaghan, W .Wade, G . F. (c) 20 Hilbert, M . 31 Wood, A. 44 Taylor, P . 57 Isaacs, A .Taylor, G. 21 Kennedy, P . 32 Caven, A. 45 Johnson, P. 58 Amott, P .Hughes, B . 22 Aughton, P . G. 33 Sullivan, A. 46 Hughes, J . (vc) 59 McDonough, P .Doolan, J . G . 23 Sheahan, M . G . 34 Daffey, P . J. 47 Moore, S . 60 Hogan, T.Davis, T. J. (cr) 35 Pearson, Peter 48 Nathan, S .Hogan, P . N . 24 Drennan, M. J. 36 O'Dea . P . 49 McArdle, D .>.titchell, G. P . 25 Mahoney, G. A. 37 Bell, M. 50 Stafford, P .

iNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach: Bob Beynon ; Res .: Steven BurleyBooth, D . R. 14 McKinnon, A . O . 27 Atchison, D . A . 41 Best, W . D. 55 Faulkner, C .^ Llewellyn, D . K . 15 Hickey, B . S . 28 Hopkins, P . J . 42 Temple, M . J . 56 Burley, S . F .3 Clarke, J. A. 16 Holland, G . A. 29 Knee, R . N. 43 Wood, A. R. 57 Shields, P. R.i Crowe, P. T . 17 Pascoe, D . W. 30 Gill, P. T. 44 Dillon, P. M. T . 58 Saines, R . N.Burne, N. E. 18 Beggs, D. G . 31 King, A . D. 45 Lay, P. A. 59 Sceney, C. G .(vc) 19 Dynon, J. N. 32 Vecchiet, R. 46 Hill, P. T. 60 Hanna, R . J .Champion, N . D . 20 Tracey, R . D . It . 33 Yuncken, T . F . 47 Maloney, G . W. 61 Hays, P . R.Lockie, M. J. 21 Sawyer, G . R. 34 Case, R. 48 Von Moger, A. J.62 Johnson, P . R .Santarmarla, P . 22 Costello, S . A . 35 Herben, G. C . 49 Martini, R . C . 63 Toose, K. R.Saines, G. R. 23 Cooke, M . C. 36 Larsen, J . W . A. 50 Lyons, W . F. 68 Curtis, R . F.Gili, S .. K. 24 Perrett, R. M. 37 Costello, A. J . 51 Appleford, P . D . 74 Thomson,Steele, P. W. (c) 38 Adams, M. P. 52 McIntyre, L . R. L. A. J.2 Fisher, A . D. 25 Birch . P . A. 39 Piazza, R. D. 53 Wood, N . C. 77 Lombard, M. S .rautii, P. R. 26 Smith, P . W. 40 Staindl, D. J . 54 Gourlay, D. B .

LNIVERSITY BLUES Coach: Alan Salter; Res . : David Mithen7 Nilliams, S . F . 11 Tyquin, M. 22 Carey, T. 31 Morrison, G . It .Bedford, J . A . 12 Burgin, D . 23 Westmore, G. A . 32 Wilson, D. S .3 Scarcella, B . C. 13 Lugg, P . 24 Hager, R. J . 33 Smith, H. J .(cr) 14 Hindle, R. G. (c) 34 Christie, P. K .;Vivian, D . G . 15 Collins, R. 25 Sleeman, M. G . 35 Moore, R . M .

3 tVhithead, P. 16 Ellison, G. N. 26 Schauble, P . D . 36 Melville, R . H .Carroll, W. S . 17 Jewson, G. R. 27 Church, B . G . 37 Carne, R. V .Anderson, G . A . 18 Pleydell, G . P . 28 Trumble, S . T . 38 Harley, It .Taylor, R . 19 Booth, D. J. (ve) 39 Debelle, G. D .vicolson, S . I . 20 Small, D . M. 29 Carmody, J . F . 40 Sharp, J . C.N1cCombe, W . 21 Hollonds, B . P . 30 Sanger, A. 41 Clarke , P .

42 McGee, L. A .THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977

54 Rowse, R . B.55 Burns, R . W .56 Blake, P. L .57 Kavanagh, I . R .58 Hay, R . K .59 Large, L . R .60 Bartlett, I . R.61 MacDonald, D . S62 McCallum, P. E .63 Jacobs A . W .64 Harker, S . J .

43 Standish, T. J .44 Hamilton, J .46 Ashby, I .47 Sing, G . P.48 Dobbie, S . M.49 Waterson, R .51 Dunin, A. J .54 Sammon, M. T.58 Brukner, P. D .

(cr)69 Johnston, M.70 O'Conner, M .

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JOHN F . HICKMAN94 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne

(Opp . Hotel London) 63-8033

Illustrated Brochures on Request

E SECTIONOld Mentonians 2.3 5.15 6 .16 12 .26- 98Brunswick 4.3 5.3 9.4 9.4 - 58

OLD MENTONIANS : Norton 3, Rafter 3 ,Speers 3, Pride, Adcock, Nicholson . BEST :Peel, Jamison, Norton, Speers, Watts, Nich-olson .

BRUNSWICK : Jones 3, Gillett 2, PalmeF,Underwood, Owens, O'Sullivan . BEST : Moy-lan, Owens, Hackett, Camilleri, Gillett, Pal-mer .

West Brunswick 2.7 5 .11 1 0.15 13.18- 96ANZ Bank 0.4 5.10 9.14 11 .16- 82

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

ANZ BANK: A. Gale 4, Birkenfelds 3,Daykin, S . Gale, Lane, Tuckey . BEST :Coffey, Falcke, A. Gale, Pinder, Towan,Tuckey .

North Brunswick 7 .1 10.5 14.9 18 .11-119AMP Society 3.3 5.7 11.11 15.11-101NORTH BRUNSWICK : Fox 6, Handley 3,

Jolley 2, Dimarco 2, Davies 2, Hughes,Antonopolous, Raleigh . BEST: Dimarco, Han-dley, R . Payne, Kenny, Fox, G . Payne.

AMP SOCIETY: Sweeney 4, I . Henderson3, Waller 2, O'Rourke 2, McLaughlan 2, D .Henderson, Anderson . BEST: Waller, Gates,Anderson, Sweeney, Scott, Withers .

Beverley Hills 9 .1 14.6 19.13 22 .14-146National Bank 2 .1 2.1 3.8 5.13- 43

BEVERLEY HILLS : D. Butterworth 4, R ,Butterworth 4, Hyatt 4, O'Loughlin 3, Gray2, Ashley, Egan, C . McCrory, G . McCrory,Gibson . BEST: Allan, Ashley, Bowles, Egan,Gray, Monahan .

NATIONAL BANK: Jenkinson, Reeves,Scott, Morris, Hensey. BEST : McLean, Bos-erio, P . Freeman, Jenkinson, Ferrier, Mill-som .

Heatherton a by e

150 AND 50 AT ALPHINGTONMurray Smith today plays his 150th gam e

for Alphington . A great ballgetter, Murrayhas the honour of winning a club best andfairest and with a little more training wehope may take thH same award on the wayto his 200th . Congratulations Murray youhave developed from being a valuable backpocket to a great utility player used inmany positions around the ground .

Kevin Candy also receives our congratula-tions for reaching his 50th game with theclub . He is one of the high leaping Candyfamily and one in whom we are pinningour hopes of bigger and better things inthe years to come. Well one Kev .

F SECTIONC'wealth Bank 2 .0 95 12 .8 16 .13-109Glenroy 2.3 4.5 7.7 9.7 - 61

C'WEALTH BANK: W. McCirimmon 5,Dick 3, Sarapuu 2, Myers 2, Brown 2, Frazer,Boorack. BEST: Sarapuu, W. McCrimmon,Anderson, Myers, Frazer, Thomas .

GLENROY : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead,line- first post Monday .Thornbury 6.5 10.9 15.12 18 .16-124University Reds 3.2 4.2 6.5 9.8 - 62

THORNBURY : M. Staff 4, T. Greenwood 4 ,Hayman 4, Lucas 2, R . Liversidge 2, Burnie,M. Flanagan . BEST : Pieters, M. Staff, T.Greenwood, P. Flanagan, G. Burrows,O'Rourke.

UNIV . REDS : Weston 3, Cole, Campbell,Kanaris, Miller, Sturm, L . Thomson . BEST :Webster, Grigg, Weston, Kanaris, Sturm,Long .St. Bede's OC 2.2 7.8 7.10 11 .15- 81Bulleen-T'stowe 2 .4 2.8 4.10 4.11- 35

ST. BEDE'S O .C. : Turner 3, Allen 2 ; Col-lins 2, Cecchi 2, Evans 2 . BEST : Roberts,Huysmans, Fogarty, Robinson, Turner, Turra .

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE: Walker 3,Kelly . BEST: Dozzi, Bird, Keast, Walker,Lockhart, Miles .Monash Whites 4 .1 8.6 9.7 14 .10- 94LaTrobe Reds 7 .3 7.5 9.13 11 .14- 80

MONASH WHITES : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .

LA TROBE REDS : Ravenhall 3, Butler 3,Gould 2, Heath, G . Martin, Kleeman . BEST:Sauer, Randell, Hall, Ravenhall, Brian, Klee-man .Footscray IT 3.0 5.10 5 .12 10 .13- 73Bulleen United 1 .4 1 .4 4.6 7.6 - 48

FOOTSCRAY LT . : Abramczyk 2, Sully 2 ,White 2, Johansen 2, Baulch, Fahey. BEST :Sheehan, Sully, Lancaster, Hoyne, White,Baulch .

BULLEEN UNITED : Macaulay 2, Gheller,Lillie, A . Divirgilio, Patch, K . Harvie. BEST:A . Divirgilio, Walters, Muir, Morley, Mac-aulay, Peter Archer .

DOUBLE CENTURY TO CAREY PLAYERAll associated with Old Carey offer hearty

congratulations to veteran Roger Morganwho played his 290th game for the clubagainst Kew last Saturday . Roger is a keenclubman and despite many family committ-ments has made several comebacks to parti-cipate in active football . He is a cool cleandedicated player who always gives 100 min-utes of football and plenty of encourage-ment to juniors . The Morgan family havebeen keen supporters of the club over manyyears and the ~twin brothers John and Rog-er both played at the same time . We allhope Roger has many games ahead of him .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977 Page 1 7THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977

Last Week's Results Continued Last Week"s Results ContinuedJUNIOR SECTION 1

University Blacks 8.3 12.7 15.11 18.17-I25Coburg 3 .2 3.4 5.7 8.7 - 55

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Barclay 3, Hickey3, Sutton 2, Smale 2, Shaw 2, Wines 2,Williams 2, Beggs, Ham . BEST: Wines, Sut-ton, Smale, Williams, Curtis, Allen .

COBURG: Cleary 2, Cotter 2, Kilner 2,Elder 2. BEST : Cleary, Kilner, Cotter, Mc-Caig, Mann, Sproat .

Mon . University 3.0 8 .4 10.5 12.7 - 79University Blues 6.1 8.1 9.2 11.5 - 71

MONASH UNIV . : Craig 3, Quilligan 3 ,Feller 2, Turnbull 2, Hodge, Zimmerman .BEST: Morey, Mogg, Lovell, Grutzner, Pat-tison, Shea.

UNIV . BLUES : Dess 4, Tate 2, Phimister2, Foster, Henderson, Hubbard . BEST: Ken-ett, Clarke, Foster, Kenealy, Bullen, Mc-

Auliffe .

Ivanhoe 3.2 6.4 7.8 9.11- 65Old Scotch Coll 3.3 4.4 6.6 6.7 - 43

IVANHOE : Woolfe 2, Kearney 2, Dwyer 2 ,Biviano, Glaris, Kilpatrick . BEST: Warry,Glaris, Moscowicz, Kilpatrick, Hutton, Bre-win .

OLD SCOTCH : Forsyth 2, Alexander, Bell,Strangward, Treyvaud . BEST: Daniel, Reev-es, Spence, Lithgow, Melville, Treyvaud .North Old Boys 5.5 8.8 12.12 12.16- 88Ormond 1 .0 4.2 7.2 7.6 - 48

NORTH OLD BOYS : Pearse 6, D . Ryan 3,Maffi, Favero, M. Ryan . BEST: Clark, Hed-ley, Pearse, Bellalmo, D. Ryan, Favero .

ORMOND : Gough 4, Britton, Morris Davis .BEST: Holdsworth, Morris, Sexton, Jenkins,Doherty, Brodie .St . Bernard's OC a bye

JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers 1 .1 7.7 11.9 14.11- 95Geelong 6.0 6.0 12.3 13.6 - 84

HAMPTON ROVERS : James 3, Cole 3,Huckett 2, Moore 2, Spalding, Thompson,Tabram, McKernan. BEST: Douglas, Camp-bell, Clark, Morecroft, Tabram, Thompson.

GEELONG : Nurzenski 3, Evans 2, Jennings2, Syddall, Morrow, Dodds, Luttrell, Fatour-os, Lodding . BEST: Morrow, Innes-Irons,Nurzenski, Martin, Gardiner, Naylor .De La Salle OC 2 .4 7.12 11 .I5 14.21-105MHS Old Boys 4.4 4.6 4.7 4.8 - 32

DE LA SALLE : Kowalski 4, Croxford 3 ,Casey 2, Griffin, Keillor, Marcella, Mileo,Stewart . BEST: Clarke, Hellard, Marcello,Kowalski, Casey, Hollier.MHS OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, Best Play-

ers not received, or received after cop ydead-line - first post Monday.

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West Brunswick 4.1 4.2 5.9 10.14- 74Old Paradians 2.7 4.8 5.11 5.11- 41 .

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

OLD PARADIANS : N . Hughes, Love, Mc-Laughlin, Pike, Wyatt. BEST: Kissane, Bon-in, Romeo, Butcher, Harrison, J. Downey .Reservoir OB 5.5 10.9 17.14 18.18-126Kew 1.2 2.2 3.3 7.5 - 47

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Traynor 6, True-feldt 4, Getson 2, Smith 2, Pettet 2, Tobin,Rider . BEST: Traynor, Truefeldt, Tobin,Smith, S . Kennedy, Pugh .

KEW : Goalkickers, Best Players not re-ceived, or received ufter copy dead-line -first post Monday .Alphington forfeited to Caulfield Gramm.

TRIBUNA L(MAY 7th ROUND

E . Azer (Bulleen United) was found guiltyof kicking R . Walker (Bulleen-Templestowe)and suspended until the end of the 1978season .

(JUNE 25th ROUND)C . Pratt (Old Ivanhoe Reserves) was found

guilty of using insulting language to theumpire and suspended for four matches fromthe date of the offence .

(JULY 2nd ROUND)P. Clarke (Old Scotch Coll . Reserves) was

found guilty of striking S . Derham (OldMelburnians Reserves) and suspended fortwo matches .

(JULY 9th ROUND)G. Trevascus (Reservoir Old Boys) was

found guilty of swearing and suspended fortwo matches .

T. Robinson (Ivanhoe) was found guiltyof striking T. Byrne (Reservoir Old Boys)and suspended for ten matches .B. Ivey (West Brunswick) was charged

with striking K . Peel (Old Mentonlans) -charge not sustained .

P . Guatta (West Brunswick) was foundguilty of striking R . Bungey (Old Mentonlans)and suspended for four matches .

CENTURY AT ST . KEVIN' SPeter Hart plays his 100th game for St.

Kevin's O.B . today. He started with theclub, fresh from school, in 1970, and inhis first five years played on the half-backline, on the half-forward line and on theball in about equal proportions. But thisyear, after a welcome return from Uni .Blues, Peter has settled into the full-backline and has added a touch of A-Grade classto what has become a really tight defence .I overheard Les Radford say, "It's goodto play alongside "Harty" : There's alwayssomething on" . By which he didn't meanany sort of football funny business, butrather, creative, constructive and attackingteam play. Well done, Pete .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977

A RESERVE SECTIO NUniversity Blacks 0 .1 Li 3 .2 5.3 - 33Ormond 1.2 1 .2 2.3 3.5 - 23

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Sawyer 2, Santa-maria, Best, Dillon. BEST: A. Costello,Best, Champion, Sceney, Toose, Smith .

ORMOND : Carter 2, Osmand . BEST: Lew-is, Rowell, Osmand, Buckley, Hoey, R .Humphreys .North Old Boys 2.3 5.5 6.8 8.11- 59University Blues 0.0 0.0 0.2 0.3 - 3

NORTH OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, Bes tPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday-

UNIV . BLUES : BEST: Nicolson, Clarke,Thornton, Brukner, Collins, Sing .Marcellin OC 5.3 7.5 11 .19 15 .12-102Old Trinity Gr 3.1 4.2 5.2 7.3 - 45MARCELLIN O .C . : J. D . Gregory 7, O'Con-nor 3, J . Crimmins 2, M. Dillon 2, Sartori .BEST: J. Crimmins, O'Connor, Wright,Walsh, J . D . Gregory, Hardy ,

OLD TRINITY: Stockdale 3, Wall 3, Mas-ters. BEST: Wall , G . Hodges, L. Hodges,Coles, Bolton, Edwards.St. Bernard's OC 3 .0 7.5 10.9 15 .16-106Caulfield Gramm 1 .5 2.7 4.9 5.9 - 39

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Bell 6, Paul Pear-son 2, Daffey 2, Slater 2, Iannazzo 2, F.Sullivan, BEST : Malouf, P . Wade A. Sulli-van, Shembrey, Slater, Iannazzo.

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CAULFIELD GRAM . : G. Smith, Hampton,Worthington, Antonieu, McArthur . BEST :Antonieu, Worthington, Yeomans, Frankish,Chambers, Hampton .De La Salle OC 1.5 4.6 6.7 8.9 - 57Coburg 1.0 3.4 4.5 7.6 - 48

DE LA SALLE : George 3, Clarke 2, G .Hale, McDonald, Donegan . BEST: Birrell,George, D . Hale, Perkins, M . Kerin, Alden-haven .

COBURG: Neudert 2, Bird, Boyd, Sul-livan, Woods. BEST: oyd, Edwards, M .Green, Neudert, Weston, West .

HOW ABOUT YOUR GROUND?Any club whose ground may be ,

available during the Finals series onAugust 27th, September 3rd, Septem-ber 10th and September 17th, is re-quested to notify the Secretary of theV.A.F.A. IN WRITING, of dates ofavailability as soon as possible .

All at Parkside congratulate David 'TheGentle Giant' Demaniel on playing his 50th

ba ne his best since David'

s he started this year clu band has made him a chance for seniorselection shortly , Well done Dave and keepup the good work .

B RESERVE SECTIO NOld Melburnians 1 .2 8.2 11.5 16.7 -103Geelong 1 .5 3.5 4.5 4.6 - 30

OLD MELBURNIANS : Johnson 3, Pattin-son 3, Miller 3, Cameron 3, Batten, Koren,Wallace, Pitts . BEST: Jalland, Wilson, Cam-eron, Johnson, Pattinson, Ristrom-

GEELONG : Poulton Sheringham, BowmanP . Cramp. BEST: R . 'Jeremiah, Sheringham,,Poulton, McDonald, Murdoch, T . Ludowyk .

Monash Blues 4.0 5.0 6.1 6.2 - 38St . Kilda CBOC 1 .1 2.3 2.6 3.7 - 25

MONASH BLUES : Mooi 3, Coldham 2,Alexiades. BEST: Coldham, Downie, Leer-son, Davies, Hildebrandt, Scott .

ST . KILDA CBOC: Benton, Salter, Galvin .BEST: Halpin, Zotti, Spence, O'Connell, Gly-nn, Lynch.

Reservoir OB 3.1 3.7 5.9 7.12- 54Old Scotch Call 3 .5 5.5 6.8 7.9 - 51

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Heenan 5, L.Scott, Ristevski . BEST: L. Scot, Heenan,T. Wilson, Manson, Tuininga, Morse .

OLD SCOTCH: Meadows 4, Kenna 2, Mc-Kay . BEST: Welch, Firman, Kenna, Alen-son, Meadows, McKay .

Old Haileybury 8.9 - 57Old Paradians 4 .8 - 32OL

D Bowman, AMarshallR LeethamsoTroup . BEST :Billings, C. Bowman, A . Campbell, McLen-nan, Thompson, Troup .

OLD PARADIANS : Abrahams 2, Audley,Ford . BEST: Audley, Hart, V. Considine,Healy, P . Carroll, Ford .

Ivanhoe 7.5 7.7 12.7 12.10- 82Collegians 2.0 3.5 4.5 4.9 - 33IVANHOE : Lanning 3, A. Jones. 3, Steen2, Field, Chapman, Dean, Berry. BEST:Rotar, Williams, McKernan, Bourke, Doch-erty, Steen .

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

SectionA Jim FidgeB Alf KeamC Alex JohnsonD Keith FindlayE Syd WhitfieldF Norm NugentJun . 1 Cliff BastowJun . 2 Peter Nathan

Five Points for eachand Junior Section 1 .

TIPSTERS' TALLYLast Week Total

16 18012 1328 172

12 13020 17516 18315 15920 182

winner in E Section

Four Points fo reach winner in the otherSections .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977 Page 19

Last Week's Results - Continued

C RESERVE SECTIO NKew 3.5 4.5 9.7 9.10- 64Old Carey Gram 0.2 2.5 3.6 4.11- 35KEW: Roberts 2, Fekete 2, Berry 2, Hig-gins, Staffor, N . Cavanagh . BEST : Higgins,Lovett, Saunderson, Campbell, Shaw, Rob-erts.

OLD CAREY: Brockwell, Armstrong, Fink,Marshall . BEST : Simms, Fink, Tibballs, Solo-midis, Nalpantidis, Brockwell .Old Xaverians 4 .4 5.9 6.12 8.14- 62AJAX 2.2 5 .3 6 .5 7.6 - 48

OLD XAVERIANS: Fraser 5, Stanley 2,Brosnan . BEST: Jorgensen, McCarthy, W.Eichorn, Senior, Stanley, Adams .

AJAX : Jurberg 3, Rozenbes 2, Lisner,Fein . BEST : Jurberg, Fayman, Hoffman, Dav-is, Gizenberg.Parkside 4.2 6.6 7.9 7.9 - 51Old Ivanhoe . Gr 0.1 0.1 1.1 3.4 - 22

PARKSIDE : Philpott 2, Fletcher Judd ,Sweeney, Demaniel, Byrne . BEST: Bertucci,Fraser, Hennessey, Byrnes, Demaniel, Car-ruthers .

OLD IVANHOE : James, Dickson, Peter-son . BEST: Gibbs, Corstorphin, Peterson,T . Edlin, Dickson, Bool .MHS Old Boys 1 .0 4.2 4.3 5.3 - 33UHS Old Boys 0 .1 0.4 3.6 3.7 - 25

MHS OLD BOYS: Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday .

UHS OLD BOYS : Young 2, Salvatico.BEST : Zielinski, Hunter, Mercer, Luscombe,Young, Salvatico .Fawkner 2.1 3.7 4.9 7.12- 54Hampton Rovers 3.2 4.2 6.4 6.4 - 40

FAWKNER : P. Stapleton 2, Dunkerton ,Robertson, Willcock, Wilson, Brown . BEST:Wilson, Naupi, Phillip, Punkerton, Brown,Ma.ierzzack .

HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 2, Cave 2,Fisher, A. Morecroft. BEST: Campbell, Cave,Coles, G . English, Kennedy, Wenzel .

D RESERVE SECTIONOld Brighton Gr 8 .4 15 .7 20.11 27.14-176Alphington 1.0 1.2 1.2 1.2 - 8

OLD BRIGHTON : Bellmanne 11, Mullett 5,Riddell 3, Cowling 2, Jeffery 2, Paroissien 2,Finlayson, Hamilton . BEST: Bellmaine, Cow-ling, Paroissien, Rassiter, Beddoe, Hamilton .

ALPHINGTON : Lynch . BEST: Sheldrick,Chilcott, Lindsay, Aslanis, Harris, Manley.Power House 1 .5 2.6 4.11 4.14- 38Old Cam'well Gr 1 .1 1 .3 1.3 3.5 - 2 3

POWER HOUSE : O'Connor, Hailes, Clark,Zeidan . BEST: Pullin, Dakin, Demir, Bre-dyk . Mason, Zeidan .

OLD CAMBERWELL : Pegram, McPhail,Kelly . BEST: Tucker, Cottrell, Mullins, Hor-ton, Williams, Kelly .

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Assumption OC 1 .2 3.2 4.3 4.3 27LaTrobe Blacks 1 .1 2.2 2.4 3.5 - 2 3

ASSUMPTION O.C . : Shaw 3, Howe. BEST :Egan, Shaw, Howe, Fitz, Lardner, Cassidy.

LA TROBE BLACKS : Louey, MacNally .BEST : McEwain, Louey, J . Groenewegen, M .Gioenewegen, Woolfe, Cramerd .State Bank 4.4 7.9 11.12 14.12- 96Old Geelong 0.1 2.3 3.3 6.4 - 40

STATE BANK: Jenkin 3, Reilly 3, Cloke2, Lenehan 2, Cooney 2, Keady, Dent . BEST:Lenehan, Burke, Scott, Holmes, Kirk, Dent .

OLD GEELONG : N . Kearney, J . Anderson ,A. Marshall, Gibson, Fraser, Fairbairn .BEST : Brocksopp, Mollard, Dawson, Hobday,Willis, Fairbairn .St. Kevin's OB 3.1 4.2 4.4 6.11- 47Elsternwick 1.0 6.0 7.0 7.1 - 43

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Bourke 3, Maz-ey, A. Simpson, Davey. BEST: Fleming,Phibbs, Allan, Hawkins, A . Simpson,Bourke .

ELSTERNWICK : Berns 3, Gough 2, Man-son, Patience . BEST: Simpson, Berns, Wal-ler, Curtain, Everett, D . Perkins .

THE BLACK LIS TMissed Publication deadline (Seniors and

Juniors 5 p.m., Reserves 3 p .m.) - FineTHREE DOLLARS .

ST . KILDA CBOCFAWKNEROLD GEELONGFailed to phone Final scores to Herald

Office before 5.30 p .m . - Fine SIX DOL-LARS .OLD MENTONIANSAMP SOCIETYCOBURG JUNIORSALPHINGTON JUNIORSWEST BRUNSWICK JUNIORSOLD MENTONIANS RESERVE SFailed to phone Final scores or Details

to Press Correspondent before 6 p .m . (BSection 7 p .m .) Fine SIX DOLLARS .OLD MENTONIANSAMP SOCIETYCOBURG JUNIORSALPHINGTON JUNIORSOLD MENTONIANS RESERVE SPhoned Incorrect Scores - Fine THREE

DOLLARS .UHS OLD BOYS RESERVE SOLD CAMBERWELL GRAMM . RESERVESOLD MENTONIANS RESERVE SST . BEDE'S O .C . RESERVE S

150th TO 'WICKERCongratulations from Elsternwick to Andy

Curtain on playing his 150th game today .Andy has been a tenacious player withElsternwick for a number of years and hisability to lift the side and his will to winwas rewarded this year with the captaincyof the seconds . Well done Andy, and weall hope you intend making it 200 .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 23, 1977

Last Week's Results - ContinuedE RESERVE SECTION

Old Mentonians 6 .3 6.5 10.5 10.6 - 66Brunswick 1.1 1.3 1.3 2.6 - 18

OLD MENTONIANS: Bade 2, D . Durack2, Ericksen, Page, P . Fitton, Merlino, Fish-er, Sharp. BEST : Brockway, Page, Merlino,McPhee, Osborn, Clough .

BRUNSWICK : Liddy, Rickard . BEST : Glee-son, Wise, Maloney, Fagan, Minahan, And-erson .West B ru nswick 1 .4 2.4 4.5 9.7 - 61ANZ Bank 2.3 4.7 6.7 8.10- 58

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

ANZ BANK: Pearson 2, Pecora 2, Borci,Jackson, Maloney, Satter. BEST: Black, Feh-ring, Jackson, Paul Orchard, Pecora, Saiteu- .North Brunswick 4.2 7.4 11.6 13.10- 88AMP Society 1 .2 3.4 4.6 5.7 - 3 7

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Archibald 6, Kok-kinopolous 2, McAnally 2, Turner, Villani,Muscat . BEST : Archibald, Dowsett, Kokkino-polous, Major, Castelli, Pepi .

AMP SOCIETY: P . Henderson 2, Ferrall 2,Moor. BEST: Egan, McLeod, Ferrall, O'Sul-livan, A. Carr, Newman .Beverley Hills 5 .1 11 .6 15.9 20 .9 -129National Bank 2 .2 2.2 2.4 2.5 - 17

BEVERLEY HILLS : Johnston 7, K . Snibson2, Taylor 2, L . Holly 2, McCall 2, B. Holly2, Badrock, Clark, It . Snibson . BEST: Bad-rock, L . Holly, Johnston, McCall, K. Snib-son, Taylor .

NATIONAL BANK : Allen, M. Freeman .BEST : Grantham, Pritchard, Allen, Alex-ander, Wdnzar, Anderson .Heatherton a bye

TEN CENTS OR TWELVEDOLLARS? - YOUR CHOICE

Twelve dollars to ten cents is good odds- Sorry we're not offering you that sort ofodds, but, well indirectly, we are -

One 10-cent phone call to the, HeraldOffice by the appointed time can SAVEyour club TWELVE DOLLARS .A number of clubs failed in their obli-

gations last week - $75 worth of BlackList plus another $12 for incorrect scores .

VOTE COUNTING - TUES.,AUG. 23

Vote Counting Night this year will be onTuesday, August 23rd, at Collingwood Foot-ball Club Functions Room - Dinner andRefreshments - $10 .

Votes in A, B, C and D Sections willbe counted - come along and enjoy a goodnight's entertainment.

F RESERVE SECTIO NC'wealth Bank 3 .2 4.5 4.8 6. 10- 46Glenroy 1.0 2.0 3.1 6.5 - 41

C'WEALTH BANK : McGregor 2, Andretta ,Hoy, McNamee, Paternoster . BEST: Reeves,Andretta, Hoy, McNamee, Grima, K. Meh-met .

GLENROY : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-line- first post Monday .Thornbu ry 2.2 3.3 6.4 8.6 - 54University Reds 0.2 2.3 3.6 5.10- 40

THORNBURY: W. Burrows 3, Rademaker2, Whitaker 2, lonnidis . BEST: Ioannidis,Bradbury, Castagnini, P. O'Meara, McMahon,Wilson .

UNIV. REDS: Gordon 3, Stepheson,O'Neill . BEST: Cole, Moodie, Curnow, Ban-diera, Noble, Stephenson .St. Bede's OC 1 .3 4.5 5.8 7.12- 54Bulleen-T'stowe 1 .4 1 .4 2.5 3.5 - 23

ST . BEDE'S O .C. : J . I . Powell 2, Heste r2, Bowden, Campbell, Coutts . BEST: Biacsi,Ayre, M. G. Bolger, M. L. Bolger, Boom-gardt, Kurth.

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Tenace 2, Mur-phy . BEST : Crowe, Kelly, Luscombe, Heb-bard, Jackman, Stannard .LaTrobe Reds 0 .2 1.4 2.6 5.9 -_39Monash Whites 1 .4 1.6 2.6 3.7 - 25

LA TROBE REDS: Lipriantz 2, Kleeman ,Butleir, Martin . BEST: Sims, Ryan, S . Wil-son, Jones, Hall, Le Leivre .

MONASH WHITES : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .Bulleen United 2.2 4.7 8.8 9.8 - 62Footscray IT 2.2 2.2 4.3 5.7 - 37

BULLEEN UNITED: Gallagher 2, Pau lArcher 2, Williams, Black, Littlejohn, Dono-van, R . Bryant . BEST: Donovan, Gallagher,Cairns, Gauci, Vella, Black .

FOOTSCRAY I .T . : Sudari, Miller, New-dands, Callan, Dilks . BEST: Miller, Ryan,Callan, P. Matthews, Scobie, Young .

150 TO OLD BRIGHTON OLD TIMERCongratulations to Old Brighton's Barry

Hamilton who plays his long awaited 150thgame today and by doing so, becomes amember of, the very select group of 'OldMen' playing for the club of course, therehave been cynical and ill-mannered rumourscirculating that "Bud" has already attainedthis 'honour', but his present good formbelies any such insinuations . If any furtherproof is required, one only has to realisethat he is still developing new skills, par-ticularly those of an interchange special-ist . Who said you can't teach an old dognew tricks? But in -truth, Barry has givenOld Brighton great service over many yearsas both a highly skilled player and clubSecretary, and we all congratulate, him onhis notable achievement .

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