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bury. and Assumption,went away fromPower House . in the second half toscore by 34 points .
Fairfield were much too strong forGlenhuntly and ran, out winners byeight goals and Old Trinity beat AMPSociety by 15 points in a neck-and-neck struggle. Trinity led by threepoints at quarter time, scores werelevel at the interval and AMP were7 points in front at the last change .
Aii eight goal burst in the thirdquarter lifted Parkside to a five pointwin over West Brunswick. St . Kevin'swere too strong for Old Brighton andOld Geelong were not troubled by St.Pat's . "
Brunswick trailed ANZ Bank by 14points at half time but ran right awayin the second half to win by 41 points .Old Camberwell easily beat Old Ivan-hoe ,and_ Reservoir Old Boys, thanksto a burst of eight goals in the thirdquarter, scored a big win over StateSavings Bank .
La Trobe University were far toostrong for Old Essendon and Dookieand Longerenong went down toElsternwick by a big margin. AJAXbeat Old Mentonians by four goals in"the other E Section match.
In the Junior sections Universityswamped Melbourne High, Ormondeasily beat Parades, Old Scotch scoredby 33 points from St. Bernard's, withCoburg and Monash having plenty tospare from St. Kilda CBC and Ivanhoerespectively.
Elsternwick trailed Alphington bynine points at half time but kicked.nine goals in' the last term to win by,43 points . Other games in Section 2were also decided by substantial mar-gins .
In the Reserves . Melbourne Highbeat Collegians by 11 points, Blues
:beat Coburg by 14, De La Salle beatParades by 15, the Blacks had only4 points to spare from St. Bernard's,.Glenhuntly beat Fairfield by twopoints, AMP Society beat Old Trinityby a point, and Old Vaverians beatElsternwick by three points .
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UMP" G RE'S CORNERA request to Clubs :
In our continual endeavour to iprove the already high standardumpiring, the Umpire Committee fthat, with due respect to all oftici<the Coach of a team is the best nto fill in the "Club report on Umpiforms .
As the Committee cannot seethe umpires all the time, these repoover a period of weeks form a patteand are of tremendous assistancecorrectly completed .
Clubs are requested thereforeseek the co-operation of their resptive coaches in this direction, andthe long term this added duty will idoubtedly redound in their favourthe form of better umpires .
P .S . A suggested form filling in tiiis the quiet Sunday after, not ri€at the finish of a hectic game.
TRIBUNAL(Practice matches played April 4,
T. Zerella (Fairfield Reserves) mfound guilty of striking J. La(Brunswick Reserves) and suspendfor six premiership matches.
B . Lynch (St . Kilda CBOC Juniowas found guilty of striking L. Parl(Caulfield Grammarians Juniors) asuspended for six premiersihip m,ches.
(Matches played April llth)P. A. Rafter (Old Mentonians) vw
found guilty of striking J. Perk!(Elsternwick) and suspended forpremiership matches .
T. Robinson (Ivanhoe) was fouguilty of charging and striking I .Geddes (De La Salle Old Coll .) awas suspended for the remainderseason 1970 and for the first thxprenvierErhip matches in season 19 '
No players were reported last Siurday, April 18th.
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -April 25, 1f
Last Week's Results - continue dC SECTION
Old Carey; Gramm_ 5-3 9-9 11-11 17-19.121
Hampton Rovers 2-6 3-7 7-9 8-11-59
Old Carey ; Freeman 5, Sha,p 3, C . Shaw 3,Keddie 3. Trumble 2, Goode : 'Best: Elliott, Wil-cox, C . Shaw, Freeman,` Gamble . Sharp .
Hampton ;Rovers : Cooper 4 . J. Smith 2,Pearce, Scastett . Best : Stenner, J . Smith, Scar-
` lett, Wolfe, Fullager, Rolls .
Old' Melbuinians 2-3 7-10 8-17 16-22-118National Bank 6-2 9-6 15-10 15 .13-10 3
'Old Melburnians : A'Beckett 3, Rattray 3,Roberson 3, Stansfield-Smith 3 . Smith 2, Col-lins, Wilson . Best: Woodbridge, A'Beckett, Wil-son, Hallo, Smith, Brown .
National Bank : McLeod 5, Evans 3, Morley 2,Mumford 2, Lloyd, Houlihan, Morris. Best :Lloyd, Evans, McLeod, Winzar, Taylor, Strong-man . '
Assumption D .C . 0-3 4-4 5-6 11-16-82
Power House 2-5 3-6 3-9 6-12-48Assumption O.C . : B . Dyer 4, Phillips 2, M .
Beaumont 2, Jeacle, G . Harding, G . Howard .Best : G . Howard, Faulkner, Phillips, M. Beau-mont, Jackson, Phyland.
Power House : Harris 3, Sykes, Hammond,G . Miller . Best : P. Hutchinson, Hammond,Naish, Sykes, Harris, G . Miller.
UHS Old Boys 2-2 7-6 8-6 14-10-94
Toor-Malvern 3-8 4-12 10-17 10-17-7 7U .H .S. Old Boys : Davis 4, R. Johnson 2,
Majernik 2, Busch 2, Seath, Sleep, Barker,Thomas . Best : Bain, fv . Johnston, Hume, Davis,Kinnear, Sleep .
Tooronga-Malvern : Graham 2, Bean 2, Ed-wards 2, Parker 2, Evans, Wilson . Best : Cock-erilt, Graham, Brady, Bean, Mellington, Parker.
St. Kilda CBOC 3-12 8-14 8-15 15-17-107Old Haileybury 2-4 7-5 13 .10 13-13-9 1
St . Kilda CBOC: McLaughlin 3, Salter 3,A . Sherman 2, Tesoriero 2, K . White 2, Blackie,Drew, Ryan . -Best : Bilston, Quirk, Salter, E .Schwarzman, Selkrig, Tesoriero.
Old Haiieyburians : Curtis 4, Jackson 2,Davies, Home, Lambert, P. Mason, Metherall,Mulvey, Regan . Best : Curtis, Home, Lambert,P: .Mason, Metherall, Pollock .
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D SECTION
Fairfield 4-3 8-9 9-9 16-16
Gienhuntty 3-4 4-6 8-9 9-1Fairfield : M . Day 3, Rudd 3, A . Kenna,
F. Findlay 2, Cuzens 2, Hume, Quadara, TCapoldi, Best : F . Findlay, Rudd, HerbstHume, Hyland, Quadara .
Glenhuntly : P . Valle 2, Bristow 2, DuncatAlman, Bolt, Rose . Best : ; Warner, Barton, TNathan, Ford, Rose.
Old Trinity Gr 3-1 9-3 9-8 14-1 ;AMP Society 2-4 8-9 9-15 11-1 1
Old Trinity: Phil Cohen 4, Fellows 3, (braith 3, Pruden, Watson, Peter Cohen, Quarman . Best : Emmerson, Phil Cohen, FelloPeter Cohen, Kleinert, Galbraith .
AMP Society : Thompson 2, Munro 2, Hderson 2, Crompton, Formby, Long . Best : IGuinness, Taylor, Thompson, Ahern, Sloan, ;clair.
St . Kevin's O .B. 4-4 6-5 11-9 13-13
Old Brighton Or 0-0 5-3 7-4 10-5St. Kevin's Old Boys : K . Hoare 4, Hirons
Willis, Wallace, Randles, Semetas, Hoga,Lewin . Best : Wallace, Sheehan, Power, Sertas, Prendergast, Hogarth .
Old Brighton : Mullett 3, McBriar 2, MilTempieton, Agar, Paroissein, Titshall. BeSedgwick, Peachey, Taylor, Templeton, Mleft, Finkmeyer.
Parkside 1-3 2-4 10-10 12-12 .West Brunswick 1-1 6-6 7-6 12-7.
Parkside : Jackson 4, Byrne 2, Bilton, Pcell, Stenlake, Maxwell, Tennant, Rodda. BeWilloughby, Johnstone, Jackson, Clarke, EamiFitzgerald .
Green, Ivey, Lewis, Rhodes, Stubberfield .Condon, Ivey, Larts, Strachan . Best : AlieGreen, livey, Lewis, Rhodes, Stubberfield.
Old Geelong Or 5-8 8-9 12-12 16-13-1St. Patrick's O.C. 1-2 5-8 7-11 8-15-
Old Geelong : R . Whalley 7, Laws 3, Brashaw 2, O'Byrne, Hay, McMillan . Best : WoocR. Whalley, Bradshaw, McCracken, O'ByrnCrawford .
St . Patrick's D .C . : Goalkickers, best playenot received .
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Caulfield Gramm 2-5 7-11 11-13 19-16-130
Toor_Matvern . 4-3 4-4 6 - 6 6-10-4 6
Caulfield Grammarians : Bjerwirth 5, Bain 5,Votage 4, Watson 2, McLaughlin, Wood . Best :Bain, Bierwirth, McLaughlin, Malfroy, -Pitt,Wco d
Tocronga-Malve :n : McMasters 2, Pe .kins 2,Watts, Martin . Best : Watts, Stokes, Martin,Perkins, McMasters.
West Brunswick 7-4 17-8 21-11 30-12-19 2
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5, J . 'Ryan-4- Leahy 2, Roberts 2, Cassidy,Cumberland, D . Ryan . Best : Arena, Jones,Naylor, _Roberts,-B . Ryan, J . Ryan .
National Bank : G Bentley 3, Wiggins 2, Ar-cadiou ; Leeman, K . Bentley, Best : G . Skelton,J . Canty, I . Dench, P . Ryan, G . Arcadiou, B .Wiggins .
Army Apprentices 9-7 12-15 18-24 22-34-166Parkside 1-0 1-6 2.6 3-9-27Army Appren . School : Clapton 6, Aramini 3 ,
Jubber 3, Walker 3, Johnstone 2, Jacques 2,Dinwoodie, How, Phipps . Best: Johnstone, Jub-ber, Clapton, Aramini, Beven, Cocker .
Parkside :, P . : Harvey 2,, Biggs. Best : Kildea,Datsun, L'umsden, Ghishoim,~ Biggs, Miller.
Hampton scouts_ 2-1 6-3 7-4 13-8-86AJAX 3-4- 4-5 6-12 7-15-5 7
Hampton Scouts : Tregear 3, ' A. Young 3,Thompson 2, Berry, Clark, Goodrem, Palamara,Roulent. Best : Taylor, Patterson, Birchall,Young, Mooney, Tregear.
AJAX: Webb 3, Klyne 2, P . Robenstone,Grace . Best : Webb, Segal, Tauber, Kindler,Lew, Buckstein
. Power House 2-3 5-9 7-13 10-23-8 3Old Brighton Gr ' 1_3 3-8 .4-9 4-12-36Power House : Hughan 3, Brennan 2Coloe,
Morgan, Sladdin," Spicer,, Tinkler . Best .-StaleyWhitmore,_ Rabi, Bucknall, Hughan, Fenton .
Old Brighton : Watkins 2, 'Giandin, Wagner.Best : Powell, Leone, Watkins, Wagner.
E(sternwick 2-2 7-11 12-14 23-20-158ACphtn~ton6-11 =8,1t 14-19, 16-19-11 5
ElsteFnwfck:,R .'- Newton 6 ; Gooden 4, David-son 4,- Rosenwarne 3,`Kett 3,-A : A: . Newton, Chat-field, Watson . Best: A.. Newton, M . Newton,R Newton,Rosenwarqe, Berns, t~ay. ,
ridge h2 gNevi ao c2h Leseberg2!:?oann d s, Mo-iritosh; Suggett. . -Best: " loannidis, Welsh, .New-man, J. Brown, Rubira, Wilis . .
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A RESERVE SECTION
De La Salle O .C. 0-1 4-5 6-7 11-12-78Old Paradians 6-4 6-6 8.9 9-9-6 3
De La Salle : D. Mitchell 3, Coy 3, Kean 2,M . Geddes, Beers, Moran . Best : Keleher, Kean,Grant, Renwick, P. Broman, D . Mitchell .
Old Paradians : Westcott 3, R . Booth 2, T .Booth, R . Bourke, Paul Collins, Flinn . Best :Kohut, Moran, Gannon, R . Tudor, Bourke, Far-rugia .
MHS Old Boys 0-0 5-3 6-4 11-6-72
Collegians 2-6 2-7 6-10 8-13-6 1M .H .S . Old Boys : McDonald 3, De Raad 2,
Dour 2, Gilbert, Scotis, Pagent, Gross . Best:Taylor, De Raad, Iken, R . Tredinnick, P. Tredin-nick, R . Bennett.
Collegians : R. Cranwell 2, Moodie 2, Brahim,Buzaglo, Hughes, Opie, Best : L. Richards,James, Cornell, Manning, Gourlay, Granwell.
University Blues 4-4 9-6 11-8 14-11-95Coburg 2.2 4-4 8-7 12-9-8 1
University Blues : Martini 4, P. Moran 3,O'Connor 2, Craighead 2, Reimers, Brockley,Martin . Best : G. David, P. Moran, Martini,Davis, Craighead, Gorman .
Coburg : Hibbard 4, Gill 2, N . Salter 2,Kent, Shea, Bowman, Zanon . Best : Zanon,N . Salter, Taylor, Emselle, Hibberd, Griffiths .
Ormond 3-3 6-6 10-10 13-14-92Caulfield Gramm 1-1 3-5 5-5 7-8-5 0
Ormond : Ladd 8, Joakim 2, R. Fitts 2,Meekin . Best : Mounter, Ladd, M. Gullivan, B.Fitts, R . Fitts, Joakim .
Caulfield Gramm . : Coventry 2, Erlandsen 2,Herington 2, George . Best : Pickering, George,Hayman, Fletcher, Allen, Craven .
Monash University 3-3 4-10 8-11 11-13-79Ivanhoe 4-2 5-4 6_5 10-5-65
Monash Univ . : Dodson 4, Colman 4, 'Rhodes,Lovett, Graham . Best: Duthie, Finlay, Mc-Keown, Dodson, Gamble, Graham .
Ivanhoe : Toohey 5, Hutton 3, Cairns, K.Harris . Best : Toohey, Renwick, Hutton, Al-cock, Phillips, Elsworth .
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Glenhuntly 3-1 3-1 4-5 6-7-43
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Glenhuntly: Brookes 3, Plummer 3. Best :Tranter, Beckerleg, Groves, Plummer, D. Nolan,Wilcox.
Fairfield : Pugh, Taylor, Mills, L . Kenney,Athanasselis . Best: R . Gill, Carmichael, B.Young, Toohey, Jewett, L . Kenney.
AMP Society 1-5 5-6 5-8 9-13-67
Old Trinity Gr 3-4 5-7 6-10 9-12-6 6
AMP Society : Bless 4, Kulle 2, Bramley,Jenkins, Phillips . Best : McHugh, Graham, Gay,Bucknall, Booth, Collery.
Old Trinity : Elmer 3, Moore 3, Alford, Duke,H. Trumble . Best: Duke, Hense, Henry, Moore,Elmer, Leaper.
St. Kevin's O .B. 1-2 5-7 7-11 12-17.8 9
Old Brighton Gr 1-1 1-4 2-6 2-6-18
St. Kevin's Old Boys : McNamara 3, Ball 3,Martin 2, Gaven 2, Briggs 2 . Best : Allan, Simon,O'Connell, O'Malley, Gaven, Simpson .
Old Brighton : R. Dale 2 . Best : McKinnon,Adamson, M. Wood, Young, Finlayson, Evans.
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Parkside : Cole 5, D. Thomas 3, D . Harvey 2,D . Gleason 2, Crofts 2, Winnacott, Cross,Groom, K . Gleason . Best : D. Gleason, B . Har-vey, Cole, Groom, E. Kane, D . Thomas.
West Brunswick: Fedati 3, Harrison 2, Gram-bau, Oakley, Thompson, Waters . Best: Fedati,Moore, Oakley, O'Brien, Thompson, Waters .
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St. Patrick's O .C . : Goalkickers, best playersnot received.
Old Geelong : J . MacGregor 2, Green 2, M .Whalley, McCash, Bruce, Vautier. Best : Win-ton, Coldham, Fisher, Bywater, Green, J. Mac-Gregor.
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AJAX : Merin 4, Katz 2, Prinz, Stuk, Rothberg,E . Crossberg, Iglicki, Chizik. Best: Lewis,Hoppe, Fryher, Rothberg, Marin, Mehl .
Old Mentonians : Reilly. Best : McKenzie, Alla-way, McCashney, Grentorex, Sansom, Reilly .
La Trobe Univ 4-4 8-6 13-11 14-20-104Old Essendon Gr 0-1 2-2 2-2 3.3-2 1
La Trobe University: McElwain 6, Naden-brousch 3, Powell 2, I . Brockfield, Foreman,Molloy. Best : Nash, Randall, Powell, McElwain,1 . Brookfield, Nadenbrousch .
Old Essendon : Miriams, White, Bessell,Wierzbowski, Mongon, Edwards .
Old Xaverians 0-3 1-3 6-5 9-5-59Elsterrraaick 2-2 4-6 6-6 8-8-56
Old Xaverians : Holland 3, Denton 3, Dwyer,Fowler, Dowling . Best : O'Donnell, Holland,Denton, Gibson, McCarthy, Williams.
Elsternwick : Eaton 3, Cotterell 2, Hohmuth,Galpin, Bates . Best : Campbell, Eaton, D . Per-kins, Galpin, Hohmuth, Caravias .
ANZ Bank 5-6 6-8 8-9 10-10 .70Brunswick 2-0 3-3 4-8 7-11-53
ANZ Bank : Knight 3, Amor 3, Simson, Hick-ford, Penhale, Papacostas. Best : Hamilton,Amor, Anatassiou, Neumann, Patmore, Child.
Brunswick : Hirvonen 3, Robinson 2, Barker,K. Becket . Best : Simpson, K. Beckett, Napali,Hirvonen, Barker, J . Moore .
Old Cam'well Gr 1-3 3-7 5-8 13-17-95Old Ivanhoe Gr 1-4 1-4 2-8 2 .9-2 1
J . Wood 4, Oakley 2, McPhail 2, Barratt 2,5ims, Mullett, Turner. Best : J . Wood, McPhail,Turner, Oakley, Vincent, Murphy.
Old Ivanhoe : Wolstencroft 2 . Best : Rule Dix-on, Wolstencroft, Varley, Woods, Atkins .
Rese rv oir O.B. 4-5 8-7 8-7 9-7-61
State Sav. Bank 0-0 1-2 1-2 3-2-20
Reservoir Old Boys : Woods 3, Parry 2, AllanDunn 2, W. McGuiney, L. Scott . Best: Veith,Galea, Parry, Heather, Davis, Ashworth .
State Savings Bank : Popko, Tucker, Dumbrell .Best : Dumbrell, Stafford, Kell, Johnston, Lewis,Hatfield.
Page 10 THE AM ATEUR FOOTBALLER -April 25, 1970
IMPortant NotesSCORES TO "HERALD"
- NUMBERSYou MUST phone final scores to
the HERALD office as soon as possibleafter the match -- if your scores arereceived before 4.50 p.m. they willbe published .
If received after that time, theywill not be published, but if you missthe 4.50 p.m. deadline, YOU MUSTST'II.L PHONE BEFORE 5.30 pm. Ourrepresentative will be in attendanceuntil that time.
If you fail to phone the scores tothe Herald office before the ,publica-tion deadline of 4.50 p.m. (JuniorSections excepted), you will be finedone dollar. If you also fail to phonescores to the Herald before 5 .30 p.m.you will be fined an extra two dollars- making three dollars in all (includ-ing Juniors) .
If you miss out on the Herald youmust phone the scores to the PressCorrespondent before 7 .30 p.m., other-wise you are fined another dollar.
Clubs in "A°" Section will still berequired to furnish ALL goalkickersand six (6) best players for each teamto the Press Correspondent BEFORE7.30 p.m. - Phone 531290.
A short summary of the match isalso required.
PRESS CORRESPONDENTSPOST REPORT EACH SUNDAY.-
It is absolutely essential that copy bereceived by the Editor BY FIRSTPOST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK.Copy received after this time will notbe considered.
The only way to ensure delivery onMonday is to post SUNDAY-EARLY.
continued"HERALD" PHONE NUMBERS
You may now dial DIRECT to theAmateur Football representative atthe "Herald" Office.
The numbers are:6521 407 or 6521 479.
If you have any difficulty, you mayring 63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION407 or 479 .
RESERVE SECTIONRESULTS
to be phoned to6521272
BEFORE 3 p.m.or DIAL 63-0211 and ask for
EXTENSION 272Any phone calls not directed to
these numbers go astray, and clubswill be regarded as not having phonedthe scores, and will be fined accord-ingly.
When phoning scores, please statefirstly the Section, the teams con-cerned, and then the winners, beforegiving the actual scores .
Correct scores must be phoned,otherwise a fine will be incurred.Check with Goal Umpires for correctscores.
This is the responsibility of theHOME CLUB .
TWO NUMBERS TO NOTE
Clubs in A Section should note thesenumbers .
For teams on Thursday night (asearly as possible after 7.30 p.m. please- and certainly before 9 p.m.) .
53-1290Quarter-by-quarter scores this week.
53-849 1Watch for this number week by
week.
Page 12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - April 25, 1970
important NotesRESERVES - PLEASE NOTE
Team Managers and Timekeepers ofReserve Section teams should noteparticularly the following points:
1. Starting time is 11 .45 a.m. Ifstarted after 11 .50 a .m., a finefor late start operates .
2 . EACH QUARTER is of 20minutes' duration, plus Time-on.
3 . Half-time interval MUST NO TEXCEED 15 MINUTES-that isfrom the end of the secondquarter to the start of the third.
ELIGIBILITY OF PLAYERSThere appears to be some doubt a s
to whether a player may play withthe Reserves team and Senior teamon the same day.
This is permissible but it must beremembered that if a player plays ina Reserve game and is named in the20 players of the Senior team, he isdeemed to have also played with theSeniors and this could affect hiseligibility to play with the Reservesin the finals series.
Under no circumstances can a clubforfeit a Senior match in order to fielda Reserves team .
CAR PARKINGCars must be parked as directed at
Elsternwick Park, otherwise they willbe refused admittance to the ground.
T. W. S ;:
continued20 MINUTES FOR RESERVES
Reserve Section matches consist ofquarters of 20 minutes duration - NOT25 - plus Time-on. Instructions re-gardinA TIME-ON are printed on theback of Score Cards.
Senior and Junior Section matchesconsist of quarters of 25 minutes dura-tion - plus Time-on .
Reserve Section matches commenceat 11 .45 a.m. - Senior and Junior Sec-tion matches at 2 p .m.
HOW TO CONTACTEMERGENCY UMPIRES
Emergency umpires for all sectionswill be located at Eisternwiek Park,and will be available to proceed toany gnaund if required.
The telephone number will be 53-8491 .
Should the appointed umpire fail toappear, it will be necessary to phoneElsternwick Park and ask for anemergency umpire to be sent .
Clubs must make themselves fam-iliar with the system, and ring thecorrect number :
53-8491 .
ADMISSION TICKETSAdmission tickets issued to clubs
for matches at Elsternwick Park arefor the use of players and officialsonly. Any player who cannot producea ticket will be required to pay foradmittance.
j 7 E s"K.~N~.~.R®®" BRAND FOOTBALL S
FIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - Still Leads The Field
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-April 25, 1970 Page 13
BALL 2 i iDwJ67Congratulations to John Driver on
his return to form last week in UHSOld Boys Reserves . A pre-season hipinjury has hampered John over thepast weeks, but last Saturday showedthat he is returning to his great formof last year, it should not be longbefore he returns to the senior side.
Congratulations to David Clark andSteve Barry on their appointment asCaptain and Vice Captain of CoburgJuniors, also to our under 17 playerswho have made the team this season,and a welcome to all the new players .
Captain G. Sceney played his 50thsenior game for La Trobe last Satur-day, the first student to have done so .
Congratulations to David Miles ofthe A.N.Z . Bank, who played his 50thmatch last Saturday. He has been agreat clubman over the last few sea-sons, and we look forward to manymore games from him. Best wishesalso to Peter Lamb, who has beentransferred to Perth. He has servedthe club well for many years, andwe wish him all the best for thefuture.
Good to see the new boys fittinginto the side so well at Ormond,namely Jeff Russ, T. Crumpton, D .Grace, Peter Lavery, Paul Dexter andR. Jenkins. Ably backed up by the"oldies" the blending of the twolooks like producing another goodteam for 1970 . Bernie Blight, Ian (Cap-tain) Cameron, Graeme Moran andRoger Wood also showing great earlyform .
Monash Captain Nick Rogers play-ed a fine game last Saturday . Nickscored 8 goals in a good exhibitionof centre-half-forward play. Nick waswell fed by Pete Lamb and Brian Mc-Master in the centre and the threewere greatly instrumental in Monash'swin .
All at Elsternwick wish Billy Hunt-ing all the best during his two yearsnational service. Elsternwick Juniors
have been mesmerising their oppon-ents not only with teamwork but withtriple vision in the form of the New-ton brothers Mick, Robert and Rich-ard. Elsternwick's new boys IanSekac, Vince Peters, Terry Benfoldand Bob Garbutt have been showingsome of the old hands how to do it,while our boom "Davis Cup" recruitPeter "Rubber" Smitheram has reallybeen knocking them down .
The wheels of fortune have turnedagain in Commonwealth Bank, andsoon to leave us is our dynamicsocial secretary Peter "Gloves" Mit-chell to take up appointment in NewGuinea. Gloves, who was the main-stay behind the success of last year'sfunctions, especially the Carnival, be-lieves in the motto "The Elephantdrinks a lot, when he's hot" .
Congratulations to Kew's "Bags"Kins, and Ray Crowe for their fineefforts of 50 games each. Both aregreat team men and we are lookingforward to the next 50 .
Despite a flood of offers UniversityJuniors has fortunately managed toretain Barry "Mumbles" Johnston ascoach. Popular Bob Girdwood hasbeen elected Captain and is provingeven more volatile than last year.Diminutive Vice-captain is Tim Cos-tello; well done Bob and Tiny! Fullforward Graham Lowe is in magnifi-cent form and if not promoted (ordropped) should kick 100 goals withease . After rounding off the week'straining at Poyntons on Friday nightDave King turned in a fine game lastweek. The first turn of the year isnext week at John Ryan's place .
Tony Tesoriero, "Mocca" Bilstonand Ed Scrhwarzman were the starsof St. Kilda CBOC's victory over wor-thy opponents in Old Halleyburians ."Mocca" continued on the good workfrom last week whilst "Tessa" and Edkept the forward line open, particu-larly in the last quarter.
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AMP Reserves ended a Trinity ovaldrought with a great victory in a hair-raising finish. An outstanding debutby Gerry McHugh on the half-backflank was the highlight and a placein the senior side is now only a for-mality. In a team of many good play-ers special mentions to "Moose","Snail", Collery and Rig Bell for hissubtle half-time address !
Highlights from Old Ivanhoe'sgames last week. "Woofas" great one-handed mark that resulted in the firstgoal for the Reserves . "The Streak"Stevens' nippy interception and leftfoot snap for a goal in the main game.
Old Trinity's Reserves Captain-coach Terry Hense nearly pulled offthe mark of a life-time last week .After getting a great "lift" fromteam-mate Mick Burke, Terry got upso high he was looking for a landingplace and did not keep his eyes on theball .
Congratulations go to all membersof R.O .B. side who pulled together ina team effort led by Laurie McLaugh-lin, `°Spidge" Martin and Wayne Jar-vie to finally overwhelm the opposi-tion in the later stages of the game.
If all Tooronga-Malvern players hadthe keenness of Noel Graham wecould not help but succeed. Due toArmy commitments he is currentlytravelling hundreds of miles to playwith the club, and the travelling iscertainly not detracting from hisgame.
Congratulations to Hayden Bristow,Bruce Warner and Kerry Nolan -skipper, deputy and third man atGlenhuntly for '70 . The same to Ian(Father Xmas) McKane as skipper ofthe Reserves . The honours are welldeserved by the boys .
Roly poly Barry Hecker, betterknown around Ivanhoe park as"Sammy" has proved something of adead eye around goals in his firstcouple of appearances this year. We
think "Sam's" appointment as Vice-captain of the Reserves must have in-spired him. And of course that pre-season training with "Jaw" must havehelped, too .
When shifted into the pivot Foot-scray Tech's Domenic Fugazzoto(Dom!) really burned, kicking fousgoals and featuring in many others .Ably assisted by his shadow, "TheSparrow", on the wing . These twowere largely responsible for Tech Re-serves' great comeback win .
A tribute to a great president, Mr .Lindsay Burfurd whose work for theOld Camberwell club is one of themain reasons why the club has sucha great opportunity to do well thisseason. Already Lin has a vision offlying two premiership flags from thePavilion next season . Let's not lethim down .
Collegians' best on the day againstMelbourne High were Ken Boundy (afirst year boy) Graham Richards, RobWebster, Noel Boucher (another firstyear player) Rick Edwards and PaulMunn (2 goals) . Doctor Vivian (clutM.O.) was forced to examine hisyoung son David after the game fo7possible concussion but he gave himall clear (thank goodness), all ourother injured players are progressingsatisfactorily.
Despite a great last quarter OldXaverians could not make up thelarge leeway they faced at three-quarter time and were beaten by ninepoints . Once again it was hard to flncone player who contributed for thewhole one hundred minutes but BedeGibson and Brian Hayden playedgood solid games while Gavin Wood-ruff with seven goals came into thegame late - may have had some-thing to do with a wedding on theprevious day. Congratulations are ex•tended to Michael Mulcahy and hisnew wife Marie .
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The Grounds - Where and HowHere is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, together with
directions as to how they may be reached . Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on sam eground as Seniors .
"A" SECTIO N
CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Oval 3, Albert Park .(Train to Albert Park or South Melbourne, tramin Collins Street to South Melbourne TechnicalSchool . )
COBURG : De Chene Reserve, Bell Street, EastCoburg (East Coburg tram in Swanston Streetto terminus .)
COLLEGIANS: Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park, atrear of MacRobertson Girl's High School . (St.Kilda Road tram (except Toorak) to BowenCrescent. )
DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : Glen Iris Oval,off High Street, near Glen Iris Station . [Trainto Glen Iris or Glen Iris tram in SwanstonStreet to terminus.) RESERVES : RigF:etti Oval,off Glenferrie Road, Kooyong, opposite KooyongTennis Courts . (Train or Glenferrie Road tram toKooyong Station) .
IVANHOE : Ivanhoe Recreation Reserve, LowerHeidelberg Road . (Train to Ivanhoe, walk
south along Marshall Street to Lower HeidelbergRoad . )
MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS: MelbourneHigh School Oval, Forrest Hill, South Yarra.(Train or Toorak Tram in Swanston Street toSouth Yarra Station . )
MONASH UNIVERSITY : Monash University Oval .(Train to Huntingdale, bus along North Roadand Wellington Road to ground . )
OLD PARADIANS : Yarra Park, opposite OlympicPark . (Batman Avenue tram from PrincesBridge . )
ORMOND : Ormond Park. (Train to Ormond andwalk North along Newham Grove . )
UNIVERSITY BLUES: University Oval . (Moreland orEast Coburg tram in Swanston Street or Bruns-wick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in ElizabethStreet.) RE$ERVES : South-east corner of PrincesPark, opposite Ormond College, Parkville .(Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram inElizabeth Street to College Crescent . )
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Old Carey has started the seasonin great style under its popular newcoach Graham Johnston, former Es-sendon half forward . Graham played71 senior games with the Bombersand was a member of the 1962 and1965 premiership teams . Graham,who is an old Wesley boy, has theteam very fit. Attendance at traininghas never been better and enthusiasmis high at Old Carey this year.
Jimmy Esmonde turned in a greatgame for St . Kilda CBOC reservesin his last performance as a bache-lor . A bad shoulder injury kept himout for all of last season, and pro-vided he can gain enough freedom inhis new state . he should return tothe seniors before too many roundshave been played . His official scratch-ing from the W-A.P. award is timedfor 4.30 p .m. this Saturday. Con-grats. Jimmy, from all at St. Kilda .
This week MHSOB are thinking ofgiving Bruce "fleet of foot" More thewhole half back line to mind . Severalfine marking duels with up to fouropposition players saw the ball roos-ted on to Melb . High's forward lineand "Fleeta" in the best players.
Footscray's new "Brophy" (Alan)showed his potential by booting twomagnificent goals from difficult ang-les last week. I was sitting next tobrother Pete when Al dobbed hisgoals, And Pete took all the creditfor the two kicks Al .
Old Carey Captain Richard (Reg)Elliott, centre half back Murray Wil-cox, winger Roger Gamble and centre
half forward Rodney Sharp havestruck form early and look set for agood season .
Damien Keleher put in a good onefor De La Reserves last Saturday,pulling down good marks and reallyshowing how the play-op, game shouldbe played. He certainly deserved thattrophy .
M .1 4S . have a budding young fullforward in Barrie "Baldy" Macdonaldcoming up through the reserves ."Baldy's" strong marking was saidby many to be due to the glaringreflection off his hair-depleted cran-ium blinding the opposition backs .But thin on top or not, he's stillusing his head. Keep it up Mac .
Unusual to see Footscray Tech'spresident Ian Scott being taken fora walk last Saturday by the familydog- Good to see another Scott onthe Hamner surface .
Congratulations to UHS Old Boysfull forward Ron Johnson for kickinghis 100th goal for the club . Ron isshort for a full-forward, but with hispace and strong marking has proved agood player for UHS Old Boys in thetime he has been with the club .
The Parkside Ladies' Committeewish to thank Mrs Kane, Snr. andMrs Fisher for their generous dona-tions . With donations like these theladies look like having another bum-per fund-raising season for the club,but keep those soft drinks, hot dogsand other sales flowing, girls .
Across the Fields to the Banks, it'sBleeder to Gympie - As I was other-wise engaged at the weekend chapsthere is not much to report . Maurice°`Jacko" Jackson went well in frontof goals, Stevie "Shovel" Cole alsonotched five majors, the Harveys, nowthere's a strange name to see withoutbat and ball, turned in splendid gamesfor Parkside. Short and sweet, PoisonPen .
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SOCIAL NOTE SDon't forget Old Brighton's "Red
Hill Happening" tomorrow. All re-freshments are supplied as well asfood. For tickets see Geoff Hosie,Peter Ewin or Duncan Van Woerdan .Hope to see you there!
All golfers at Old Haileybury are re-minded that a golf day has been ar-ranged for Sunday, 21st June. We havebooked at the Portsea Private GolfClub, hitting off from 1 0 .34 a .m. Abarbeque will be held after, and entryforms are available from our Secre-tary Daryl Regan.
Tooronga-Malvern players and sup-porters are reminded of the barbequeand dance at the pavilion after today'smatch . Any Amateur supporters fromother clubs will be made very wel-come .
All players and supporters of St .Bernard's Old ColIegians remember
the first official function of 197 0 . Theseason will kick off with a dinnerdance to be held at the College Hallon Saturday next . See P. Considine,J . Taylor or J. Lawless for tickets .
Don't forget the Old Players' Re-Union Day, Brunswick, May 9th, whenold players relive past battles . Howare the tickets for the BrunswickTrots Nite going, chaps?
GOAL UMPIRES REQUIREDThe V.A.F.A. requires some addi-
tional Goal Umpires . Anyone who hashad some experience in this sphere,and is interested in becoming a GoalUmpire, should contact the Associa-tion Secretary Mr . J . Fullerton, 5 Cor-rea Avenue, Cheltenham, 3192. Phone93-1545.
NEW "OUT-OF-BOUNDS" RULEThe new "out-of-bounds" rule
which provides for a free kick again-st a player who kicks the ball out ofbounds on the full in now in opera-tion.
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EXCLUSIVE MEN'S AND
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AMU IylEN AMONGTHE GAMES
Newly-appointed AMP Reserves
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Congratulations to last yand fairest player at Parkside, BillRodda, who will reach the 150-gamemark today. Last season was the thirdoccasion Bill enjoyed the honour ofwinning the club's best and fai~ellaward, and he also polled very Betterin the "D" Section voting .
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known as a permanent backman arin his career with Park ear, hasl~ar.captain of the side this yis giving excellent value to the tealaround the packs . Bill ia~~thereof ttwart of the club , bein gmany players helping administer Par)side by serving on the Committee . A
ParksicCers hope you will play we
and earn votes in the game today, <well as remaining with the club baton and off the field for many years 1come. Let's double 11 today's game to t
and make it 300 ,
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AtRi_1NES ®FAUSTRALIA
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -April25, 19
LEADING GOALKICKERS
A SECTIONMcFarlane, Coburg (6) 12Rogers, Monash Uni (8) 10Wood, Ormond (1) 9Steward, De La Salle (-) 8Malone, MHSOB (4) 8Galloway, Old Parad. (3) 7J . Hore, Caul . G. (4) 7Wright, De La Salle (1) 6Hunt, De La Salle (2) 6Green, Coburg (4) 6Dexter, Ormond (5) 6McLaughlin, Caul. G. (4) 6Hick, Ivanhoe (4) 6
B SECTIONWayman, Alphington (6) 17J . Casboult, Geelong (9) 16Edwards, Cwlth Bank (8) 14Peters, Uni . Blacks (4) 10L . Murray, Nth O .B . (7) 10Sullivan, St . Bern . (6) 8Woodruff, Old Xaver. (7) 8Briggs, Kew (3) 7Burgin, St. Bern. (2) 6Smith, Kew (2) 6
C SECTIONMcLaughlin, St. K .
CBC (3)Freeman, Old Carey (5)McLeod, Nat. Bank (5)Cooper, H . Rovers (4)Dyer, Assumption (4)Beaumont, Assum. (2)Regan, Old Hailey (1)J. Smith, H. Rovers (2)Tesoriero, St . K . CBC (2)Sharp, Old Carey (3)C . Shaw, Old Carey (3)Roberson, Old Melb . (3)
D SECTIONAllen, West Brun . (6) 14R. Whalley, O . Geel . (7) 9
(Goals kicked last Saturday In brackets )
Formby, AMP Soc . (1) 7M. Day, Fairfield (3) 7Rudd, Fairfield (3) 6Phil Cohen, O . Trin . (4) 6Jackson, Parkside (4) 6Hosie, Old Brighton (_) 5P . Valle, Glenhuntly (2) 5Cuzens, Fairfield (2) 5Galbraith, O . Trin (3) 5
E SECTIONSceney, LaT . Uni. (8) 13Condon, LaT . Uni (9) 13Love, Old Ivonhoe (5) 1 1P . Cavanagh, SSB (2) 10P . Hanson, Old Camb . (6) 10Floyd, ANZ Bank (5) 8D . Scott, Res . O .B . (6) 8O'Brien, LaT. Uni. (5) 8J . Tipping, Old Camb . (4) 7O'Connell, Elstern . (3) 7Perelberg, AJAX (3) 6Maher, B'wick (3) 6
JUN-NR SECTION 1Lowe . University (9) 21Leeming, Old Scotch (3) 8Buscombe . Monash (6) 8J . Ryan . University (4) 7King, University (5) 7Harley, MHSOB (1) 6Medwin, St . RPrn (2) 6Clinch, St .K . CBC (6) 6Halliday, Monash (4) 6Wearne, Monash (4) 6Gobbo, University (1) 5Dean, Ivanhoe (3) 5
JUNIOR SECTION 2B . Ryan, W. Bruns . (9) 14Gooden, Elstern . (4) 13Clapton, Army Ap . (6) 12Klyne, AJAX (2) 117 . Ryan, W. Bruns . (4) 10Voyage, Caul G. (4) 8
R . Newton, Elstern . (6)Bain, Caul. G. (1)Downie, W . Bruns . (5)Naylor, W . Bruns. (5)Jubber, Army Ap. (3)Tregear, H . Scouts (3)A . Young, H . Scouts (3)Kett, Elstern. (3)Rosewarne, Elstern . (3)Welch, Alphington (4)
A RESERVE SECTIO NLadd, Ormond (8) 15Joakim, Ormond (2) 7Martini, Uni . Blues (4) 6Gill, Coburg (2) 6Shea, Coburg (1) 5Toohey, Ivanhoe (5) 5
B RESERVE SECTIONChristopherson,
Uni . Blacks (3) 8DeLuca, St . Bern (4) 6Bray, Nth . O .B. (4) 5James, Kew (2) 5
C RESERVE SECTIONGreen, Old Carey (1) 9Tlliopolus. UHSOB (3) 8Miller, Old Melb. (3) 6Lyons, Old Halley (1) 6
D RESERVE SECTIONHarrison, W . Bruns. (2) 10Grambau, W . Bruns . (1) 9Bloss, AMP Soc. (4) 8Fedati, W. Bruns. (3) 8Waters, W. Bruns. (1) 7Farmer, Old Trin (_) 7
E RESFRVF SECTIONKnight, ANZ Bank (3) 10Wilson, Elstern. (_) 9McElwain, LaT . Uni . (6) 8Woods, Res . O .B. (3) 7Hohmuth, Elstern . (1) 6Bates, Elstern. (1) 6
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Y®u don't have to b ea racing driverto benefit fromREPCO ,technolog y
All right, so,you don't own a Repco-B~abham, Matich Repco, Lotus Repco! But this doesn't stopyou taking advantage of the same advanced technology and precision engineering that havewon two successive world racing championships for the famous Repco racing engines . Toughand demanding, the world's most gruelling Grand Prix circuits have proved the ideal testingground for Repco component parts and automotive engineering skills .These successes have brought world-wide acclaim and recognition for Repco products andRepco technology . So you don't have to go motor racing, Repco does this for you - to producebetter Australian-made automotive components for your car, for the Australian vehicle industryand for automotive markets throughout the world .
f'EPCO - An all-Australian organisationManufacturers, Merchandisers, Exporters of automotivecomponents, accessories, hand and machine tools, ser-vice equipment for transport, industry and agriculture .
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Ansett-ANA 727 Fan Jets are thefastest means of inter-capital travelavailable to Australians .
With the steady addition of now FanJets to their fleet Ansett-ANA aremaking sure of one thing . . . that, Inthis jet age, every Australian can fly thissmooth, swift, silent way.
Ansett-ANA 727 Fan Jetsunquestionably today's way to travel
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