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NOR'TH, DE LA SALLE BfTE THE DUSTFOUR L~ADING TEAMS GO DO~tN
By GEORGE McTAGGART
N[onash Blues and Orm.ond caused big upsets in last Saturday's
;~und when they scored wins over top team Nortn Old Boys and De
L Salle (second) respectively .North was only one of four leading teams to be defeated ~-- t e
~'' ners held th ir placecat the head of affa rsa butOthe othertthreeesliPPeed~orth pld Scotch and Old Brighton Reserves to third and Coburg'~~°n ~ of thembut manygzser~'es to second.
Altogether 16 teams in the fours were beaten ,
en# down to o#hers in the top bra~ckets. osi
~;lonash won in thh dr North ein t on andcould not withstand Or
l er backing up~uble and although Monash mis m Unive sityhl Blues r held on to=d many chances in the first term lace when they ran awayrough inaccuracy in front of goal, fourth p
;,ev made up for it in the secoo d half, an~ddscor'edl by nine goals .cThehen they kicked four g
`:,rin the first quar erN, went nrat wrere level at theinterval but Trin-alF-time without a goal on the ity had no answer to the Blues
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~rd and only nine behinds. nine goals in the last quarter .
North, nearly 10 goals down at Coburg scored their first wine final change, made a desper- foou~dewhen theyfprovedra littlee bid to bridge the gap in the g
;t, quarter and added faded oout serovOirr Old soys andnwon by wo„ good time but theyo«~ards the finish and were beat- g°Qld Scotch went down by more~ by four goals .~oor shooting contributed to De than nine goals to Marcellin w o
orea scoring shots than Omond Grammarianse t kingl over as fithe
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F OR ADELAI®E CA week, I was supremely con- It is always
Last that at la~t I had "A" See-2 teams smgle out for relegation so
art O.C,}, R. Silberberg (MHS Ol ; {iden fo~ rightunder my thumb• earlY and deprive the Grade of
The Victorian team to take p Boys)> R Booth (Monash Blues), tian ear.in the Australian Amateur Foat- orth Old Boys), 3 . An. C ot~grat~ation mMoe back fort a fuly s¢nt
elenle
n nash and Or- nge ynecessary
for sendingball Carnival at Adelaide on T3elsy ae~~on (Old Scotch Coll .), C. Ha,, . ntond drawing board for a new We now who have not hope ofday, Thursday and Sunday, Gram.m .
) tothe of the
R. Sykes (Pov;. set of standards . Herewith is this maybe 4
6th, 8th and 11th will compriseBsel
l ourne0(Ormo d)~ R srognostications made with Relegation and little hope
the following 25 players . er House), M. Bates, R. Shepher~; week,d p of my Mark II pin (heavily "Four" .
P. AuMarcellin are now a very definite
The team will leave Melbourne (Reservoir Old Boys), P ghton the ai . og course). chance for the Flag and the big
morning, JuIY M Drennan, G. 1VXitchell, P. Rack, ma~fie Swill entertain Uni-by air onMonday Scotch
Blacks andI do not antici- quest on
now is whether3rd place and
5th, after a solid training run at h~ G. Wade (St . Bernard's O .C,; Be Sallehave their name on
Elsternwick Park on Sunday MOM- N Burne, J . Clarke (Universir: versitY will be gracious another year or years in B Section.
ing, and will return to Melbourne Blacks), R. Hindle (Universic: pate that theyHas Aghan's injection of deter-
o Blues). „osts. Their all round strength will
mination to Scotch been a 7-gameafter the Carnival an Monday,
Maguire has been appoim. prove too m much their theBlacks
July 12th. Shane Mwonder?
Players selected in the team will ed Captain and John Anderson 3re het moment. Collegians want badly to win for
Vice-Captain. North Old Boys' form was too two reasons (1) to return to thenot be available to play for their
clubs in today's round. Peter O'Donohue (Universit_: } ad to be true and I think they Four and (2) to avenge that tragic
is Assistan. Will rally hard and dispose of Old loss of points to Ol
Here is the Victorian team: Blacks) ksHais Coach ileyburian) Don McQueer who will sadly miss the when they had thatsensational ls t
(A3AX)
d Para ia
nG. Fletch- Coach .M. Ritterman , rtick drive of Chris Hansen, Chris Round win reversed, kicked 9
er I. Griffiths, 3 Butcher (Caul- of the Victorian par
Trinity
Manager «ill be packing his bag for Ade- Sure JohnJordan
, . but I cannot see
field Gramm.), P. O'Brien (Co- is Mr. Brian Lauder and the Assis laide against Carey b ressure
burg), I. Rice (Collegians), 1. Davis Coburg and Monash Blues willCollegians removing the p
(Geelong), J. Gartner (Marcellin tant Manager is Mr
. Fred Coldre
; stage an even contest. Peter Cal- off Col egians are back in form withd proving G elong know they
PREVIEWING TODAYIS GAMES1 B SECTION
RN 1 VAL A SECTION w hen
utpTnPIAN TEAM
CARNIVAL FIXTURESHere is the draw for the nxt~week Football Carnival to
be held at Thebarton Oval, Adelaid
e TUESDAY, JULY 6thAUSTRALIA
11 .30 a.m. - SOUTH AUSTRALIAVICTORIA
2 .15 p .m. --The official Opening of the Carnival is at 2 p
.m .
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THURSDAY, JULY 8th
11.30 a.m. -- SOUTHTO AUSTRALIA STAUSTRALIA TASMANIA2 p.m. -
SUNDAY, JULY ' 'It"
11 .30 a.m. - WEST AUSTRALIA V. TASMANIA
2 p.m. --- SOUTH AUSTRALIA V. VICTORIA
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -- ~1ULY 3 9 '3976
leser is a rea y I and let eFinal 4•
orea.tly he has been missed and a bang great teamfor the work willi~elieve that Coburg wearing black are pretender
s
shorts will scrape in. Evenness and g
5t. Bernard'sstruggled all day win it for Collegians-,
inches
Mitchell, Wade, Rackhanm, Dren-
Old Scotch at home must surely]ast Saturday and without top defeat Ivanhoe
htol really enan and Aughton in the interstate and the strength
troubl
e scluad, will have their work cut them.
CBC St Kilda at home will have
out to finish in front of Reservoir enough drive to defeat Geelong.
Old Boys minus Michael Bates and St. Kilda's form over the past 5
Ray Shepherd for the same rea- v,eeks has been good and it w~aul-
s°n . Without much confidence I'm disgrace to be defeated by
saying that St. Bernard's will get field .there. St. Kilda's back line is solid and
University Blues have developed if Tobin fires the forwards willsome real mid-season momentum have enough opportunities to win
.
and I think they will prove too Geelong are even but deflated bystrong for Ormond, thereby gain- last week's big loss .
ing a secure place in the four. Marcellin will go for per~lnotano
Selections - DeLSts lernard
North , l oacross nger thave otheatdri
vCare e to avoid
Old Boys, Coburg,ALF KIrAM. relegation. Marcellin are looking at
University Blues - Page 5
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INCLUDI NG DELIVER Y
F,-w,~s ••n,,qi~s,•~irr .2 11 ay,•,~sh ac1on.3 "asn
~yNes, tw,p~tlmc snmcmr :tip to 3 danP rinscs .
Westin-pause11IIIVI DRYEFree standing, can s ton shelving or han girom walls. Easy clea niilter, safety door-itch . smooth casmrs .
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top place and something tells inc,they will get there .
If Melbourne High are going towin one it will be today on thesmall ground which will not suitCaulfield .
Butcher will be bottled up al,though it is hard to imagine Caul .field's strong flankers being dE,prived of enough chances to en-sure a boilover. Strength will winthrough (although not classically)for Caulfield .
B GRADE SELECTIONSSelections - Old Scotch, St _
Kilda CBOC, Marcellin, Collegian sCaulfield Grammar. - JOH&BYRNE .
C SECTIONAfter advising top sides not to
be complacent and reading NormNugent's challenge, this tippingbusiness requires more concentra•tion and homework.
Old Haileybury did the rightthing for me last week in knockingoff Old Melburn ians . A big crowclwitnessed a good game only mar-red by the inaccuracy of bothsides .
The scores looked like the resultsof their recent games in reverse.
Old Haileybury have shown thei rsupremacy and now face a chal-lenge of being a "champion" team .Today they meet Hampton Roversat Hampton and I am calling themto remain undefeated .
Old Melburnians now have Park-side breathing down their necksand after a "hot roast" from TonyAnderson, I expect their forwardsto kick straight at the expense ofOld Ivanhoe.
Fawkner, still in the running forthe four, should pick up a handyfour points against Power House.
After kicking the s-,veep lastweek Parkside improved their per-centage and will keep the gameflowing again today with a homewin over U .H .S .O .B .
Each week produces a gamewith a big question mark - andthis week it is Kew or Alphington.
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 3, 1976
,,ie ;ther side has performed very~; ell and the thought of relegation„•i11 bring the best out of each sidei n a tough struggle.
I'm relying on some of the "old1ea (Is" at Kew to get moving onlietr own ground and lift them to a
„=in .Great to see Rick Sykes and
John Houghton in the 36 playersprior to final selection of theCarnival side.
Best of luck fellas and I hope,,,)u make the trip .
Today's Selections - Old Haaley-hury, Kew, Fawkner, Parkside, Old,11 elburnians. - ALEX JOHNSON .
D SECTIONAlex Johnson was born lucky,
John Byrne is a member of theCollegians club and Assumptionlet me down again . I can't take atrick!
They tell me Old Xavs were 9,, oals behind at some stage but stillcanie back for a convincing win.
Brosnan (8 goals) was on targetbut many of his team mates wereastray in a run of 18 minor scores .
Don't ask me why but I feelOld Camberwell will jump aheadof you on the ladder by winningtoday .
It will be close but while Xavsare returning to something liketheir early season form, Old Cam-berwell have certainly loomed asa definite final four prospect .
Brunswick and Old Brightonpresents a poser . Brunswick's tre-mendous accuracy (14-5) kept themin the game last week . They'll needto do likewise again today butdespite the home ground advant-age will not beat Old Brighton whodid reasonably against the trumps,AJAX, last week .
AJAX are not a one-man teamand will be far too polished forState Bank who will be lookingfor an upset win to keep alive anyslight chance of playing in thefinals .
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Assumption - I can't understandyou and perhaps there are somepeople out your way in a similarpredicament.
The way you played last weekwould indicate that poor old Na-tional Bank could steal the showtoday .
I'll give you another chance to-day Assumption - don't let medown !
Perhaps Mick O'Donnell can getyou up with some goal-kickingreminescent of two weeks ago .
Oh for a draw like Mr. John-son's! Here's another tough one .Who really could tip the winnerof the Elsternwick-Old Geelonggame?
Because we are in the middle ofthe skiing season, I can't see OldGeelong winning even at home .
Elsternwick will have boostedtheir confidence immensely afterlast weeks goal-kicking spree andI expect them to win and keep inthe race for the four.
Selections - Assumption, OldBrighton, Elsternwick, AJAX, OldCamberwe ll . - JIM FIDGE.
E SECTIONInstead of complaining about the
reversal of form from CommonBank, they have my congratula-tions and promise that they cannotbe written off.
Only two games out of the fournow but with all the best wishesin the world I can't pick themagainst St . Kevin's.
LaTrobe Blacks should be toogood for St . Pat's who are in thehorrors at the moment . Playing atLaTrobe won't help the "Paddies",so it's the home team to win.
ANZ Bank kicked themselvesout of last week's game and willneed to get the ball up to TrevorDancer often enough to clinch thegame against Monash Whites whoare ahead of Common Bank by ahair's breadth.
A.M .P. Society and North Bruns-wick is a toss-up on preformances,
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so home ground should bring homethe bacon . A.M.P. to win acloseone.
The curly one has been left tc,the last . Heatherton and Old IVIen .tone have had their ins and outs,both need to win to stay in thefour and Heatherton are playiAgat home.
I think Old Mentone are goodenough to overcome this handicapand will win by a whisker.
Selections - St. Kevin's La-Trobe Blacks, ANZ Bank, ,M.P.Society, Old Mentonians - SYDWHITFIELD.
F SECTIONAll the selected teams came
home last week to give me fivewins. Most tipsters had a gwweek last Saturday and even SYDWHITFIELD managed three wins .
This week I cannot go past 'tVestBrunswick to dish out anotherhammering to, LaTrobe Universit5,Reds .
Although Thornbury are playingat home they haven't the big gunsto down St. Bed'e's.
Beverley Hills seem to be settl-ing down a bit and should have nodifficulties in downing a disappoint-ing Bulleen-Templestowe .
Footscray Tech, have swing intotop gear and at home at Seddonthey will be too strong and fastfor University Reds . (It may bebetter if Uni. Reds change downthe hill at the bowling green .)
I'm giving Glenroy a bit of abreak this week by tipping Bulleen-United in a close game .
Selections - West Brunswick,St . Bede's, Beverley Hills, Foots-cray I.T., Bulleen United - KEITHFINDLAY .
JUNIOR SECTION 1Congratulations to ALEX JOHN-
SON on selecting five winners forthe third consecutive week.
Junior Section 1 is now startin gto sort itself out, so your scribemay still have some chance of
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 3, 1976
e top half of thef nis in Tally".,Tipsters
' old Scotch play North Old Boy s,nd the only thing they can hopefor is that North will take the,arne too easily . However, this is,,nlikely and North should continuetheir unbeaten run .
The game at Ivanhoe should re-Sult in the premiership list beingSplit into two halves. Ivanhoeshould be too strong for Univer-Sfty Blacks and they will take full
vantage of playing at home.Vevertheless, the Blacks last weekproved they can concentrate atfootball even though the opposi-tion may resort to unfair tactics .
The match of the day will bebetween Ormond and Monash. Or-mond are one-and-a-half games pluspercentage outside the four andneed to win to keep alive theirchances of playing in the finals .monash will be determined to keepsecond place, but they will findOrmond's home ground too muchco overcome.
Both Hampton Rovers and PowerHouse will be trying to avoid re-legation . Hampton have shown verylittle form so far, while PowerHouse have been patchy. Withfingers crossed, I select PowerHouse.
Coburg are also struggling toavoid relegation, but this will notbe enough incentive to beat Uni-versity Blues, who will be keento consolidate their position in thefour. I
Selections - North Old Boys,!vanhoe, Ormond, Power House,University Blues - PETERNATHAN.
JUNIOR SECTION 2Reservoir Old Boys are at home
o West Brunswick in what pro-,iises to be a close game. As thecams appear evenly matched it i sficult to select the winner. How-
:ver I give the nod to the `Magpies''rom. West Brunswick because they_ave the greater incentive .
Thomastown will welcome Gee-long. There is no way I can selectGeelong on form. I believe Thomas-town can kick the sweep again.
Caulfield Grammarians will be outto atone for last week's blemishwhen they play Kew. Caulfield'sstrength and experience will besufficient to insure another victory.
Out at Buckley Street, the tradi-tional rivals St . Bernard's and OldParadians meet in a vital game forboth sides . Rex Doran and PeterPeyton have been burning the mid-night oil to analyse each team'sstrength. I select Old Paradiansbecause of their fine form over thepast few weeks .
Alphington meet De La Salle inwhat should be a close encounter .I favour De La Salle to be vic-torious because of their greatersteadiness . However I would notbe surprised if the Alphington boystake the points .
Selections - West Brunswick,Thomastown, Caulfield Grammar,Old Paradians, De La Salle. --NORM NUGENT.
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E ES RADFORD THAN -1 5 250 GAME S
Today St. Kevin's meet Com-monwealth Bank and consequentlyit seems an appropriate occasionto trace the career of one of the"grand old men" of Amateur Foot-ball, Les Radford, who in 15 sea-sons in the V.A.F.A. has playedsome 258 games with these twoclubs .
Les started with the Bank'sJuniors in 1962 and in 1963 wasCaptain and Runner-up Best andFairest . In 10 years with theSeniors, Les played two years in"A" Section, five years in "B"two in "C " ', and one in "D".
He was club Best and Fairest in1970, Runner-up in "D" Sectio nBest and Fairest in 1973 and wasnominated for interstate selectionin 1968 and 1970 . In total he play-ed 218 games with the Bankers(184 Senior, 2 Reserves, 32 Junior) .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -JULY 3, 1976 Paae 9
In 1974 and 1975 Les was Cap- Well done, Les! On your currenttain-Coach of St . Kev`s and in 1974 form a target of 300 amateLtrwon the club Best and Fairest games is more than merely ill,, .
award. sory.These were lean years, disappoint-
ing years, marked by a shortage ofplayers and the sort of generalapathy which frequently besets aclub which has stayed long andunsuccessfully in the one Section .
It is enormously to Les' creditthat, having decided not to con-tinue as Coach he elected to stayon as a player under Alan Olle.He was unanimously elected Cap-tain and has played a large part inSt . Kev's current revival playing inthe ruck and on the forward lineand constantly encouraging anddirecting the play of his youngside .
Keen supporter Kath is difficultto recognise today as the motherwho discouraged her schoolboyson from playing football at St .Thomas, Clifton Hill . Les is marriedto Margaret and is the father ofthree young children .
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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 3, 197i
LOOKING BAC KBY NOEL RUNDLE
5 Years Ago - 197 1111 a high scoring game Ormond de-
_1 leaders Caulfield Grammarians ,r141 to 18 .13-121 . The defeat tumbledfleld from top place to fifth, on,ntages, with the top five teamson 32 points .
torn his overseas trip and commented
gea4 were Morgan, Wood LoganOrniond) and Butcher ( 5 goals) Fox
Steve McLaughlin (Caulfield) .lu Bradshaw, O.G .G .'s captain (who
Is from Hamilton each week) playe d0th consecutive game.
prier de Luca in his first "A" Sectionkicked 8 fine goals from full-
,, :rd for St . Bernard's .~titestones - 350 games to Les Gordon
r,; ;'er House), 200 to John (Pincus)penhale ( A.N .Z . Bank ) 150 to Don)iullin (Kew), Peter Sierakowski (Or-"
ond) 100 to Alan Saxby ( A.M.P . So-iety), Rod Jones ( Old Trinity), Brian
Grindlay ( Old Paradians) and HenryHalassa ( De La Salle) .
10 Years ago - 1966M .H .S .O.B. were now 2 .~ games in frontCoburg while a further 1 j games be-
hind were Caulfield Grammar, Old Para-dians, Old Scotch and Collegians .
Old Carey welcomed back John Elliott
~che Chicago Wildcats are still recover-ng from the night John trained withhern "
Youngest player for St. Pat's . (Bal-arat) is Ray Ball ( Ray later played for2ichmond and South Melbourne and is(~ rrently centre half-back for Caulfieldn the V .F .A.) .Parkside ruckman Keith Johnson was
his team's best player for the thirds . ccessive week.
"A" Section umpires were Loy,posetti, Wailes, Murphy and Mason .
25 Years ago - 195 1
Blues and Blacks staged a greatstruggle for three quarters but Blueswere too strong in the final quarter with8.2 to 2 .2 .
Duncan Anderson (13 goals), JohnJolley and Rick Morrison were outstand-ing for Blues with Harry Meredith, RobinFarmer and Hugh Miller best for Blacks .Ormond managed to defeat Old Mel-
burnians by 5 points to leave the teamsin places 4 and 5 on the ladder with24 angula
r points .ruckman an
d McFarlane, a wobblym kick,
steered through 7 goals .St. Andrew's and Bellfield, battling
for a place in "D" Section four, stageda great game, with the home teamstronger in the second half to win by11 points .
Rod Ellison on the back line wasbest afield for St . Andrew's while otherstars were Ted Drinkwater, John Waller,and Bob Stein .
Caulfield Grammarians Juniors com-mented on Ted Marshall's two gloriousdrop kick goals - miracles, miracles .
V.A.F.A. MEETINGClub Secretaries and Delegates (mem-
bers) are reminded that the next meet-ing of the Association will be held atthe Amateur Sports Club, 14 McKillopStreet, Melbourne, at 8 p .m . nextMonday, 5th July.MAKE SURE YOUR CLUB IS
REPRESENTED .Any club which fails to have a rep-
resentative present at TWO consecutivemeetings incurs a fine, and any club notrepresented at THREE consecutive meet-ings is liable to forfeit its membershipof the Association .
RECORD NIGHT AT IVANHOEWell Ralph Bourke and Dave Berr y
%ou've done it again . Your organisation,:id control of the club's TemptationSight last Saturday was really great.uver 185 people turned up for the nightr f nights. "Cool hand" Quinlivan dealt
mean hand ; "Timbo" called the tune:t any odds ; "Loges" and "Prickles",,ere great wheelers and dealers ; ther,irls even had a few tricks up their!eeves . Everything went along smoothly:,li night with the "Little General" Billy,,-.,lid "Jaw" satisfying everybody's thirst .The girls put on a great supper and thisas followed by an entertaining Auction
if tremendous prizes which, incidentally,
a lot of thanks must go to many donorswho helped us reap the benefit financially.
By the way, "Simmo" was disappoint-ed in the offer bid for him, but he cameup trumps when the mess had to becleaned up later .All in all an entertaining, financial
success for the club and its supporters .
100 UP TO THOMASTOWN DEFENDERAll at Thomastown congratulate Paul
Anderson on achieving his 100th gametoday . Paul has always been a goodbackline player who acquits himself wellin every game. Good luck in today'sgame, Paul, and we look forward toseeing you for many games to come.
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LEADING GOALKICKERSGoals kicked last Saturday shown in brackets
.
P . O'Brien, Coburg ( 2) 23
A SECTION 34Thompson, St . Bern ( 2)TyquinUm Blues ( 7) 34Sleema, n, Uni Blues ( 6) 32
Chisholm, Ormond ( 4) 28Murray, Nth OB ( 1) 27Angel, St. Bern. ( 3) 25Handley, Coburg ( 3) 25TrevascusO Reosnd08 2) 2
323
Bourne,
R. Shepherd, R OB ( 2) 21 21Moffatt, Unl Blacks
B SECTION
Jones Butcher~Caul 11Gr ( 6 )
J . Jordan, 0 Par . ( 9)P* Cullinan, Marc ( 3)Sherwen, 0 Sctch (-)Cox, 0 Sctch ( })W~1, Ivanhoe ( 3)Tootell, Caul . Gr. (-)
Marx, O Sctch3ones, Iva nRoach, Collegians ( 3)
J . Priestley, O• B'ton ( 1) 21Jones, O . Brighton ( 3) 21
E SECTIONShannon, St. P-Mon . ( 3) 45
Dancer, ANZ Bank Bk { 5) 30Bingham ,Spears, Old MentRv i_-1 1 7Marsaen, Old Ment . { 5) 16Mounsey ,W . Mahar, St P-Mon . (-) 16
Mant 3} 15
Fithall, Old Par . ( 5}McAleer, Old Par . (-)
R . Caruso, W . Bruns . (-)Truefeldt, Res 08 ( 3)McGaw, Res . OB (-)Strugnelt, Caul . Gr . ( 1)Shembry, St . Bern. (-)
A RESERVE SECTION
2<;24222221
CARNIVAL TEAM TRAINSTOMORROW MORNIN G
The 25 memo~ r~heof Victoria ntoday), .Ct,arill n
-1-1d~g n?~ a sess on of full
mitted to playscale hralning at Elsternwick park tomorrow morning, commencing at
10,30 a .m-~e players will train in official Victorian uniform, and players~d supporters of ALL clubs are invited to attend and see in action
players considered to be the best 25 available to represent Victoria
the Carniv ~et11We t rn aAusl-the T ottingAwe ar
e ssocia ionl 5hieour hopes o
n ld from the wresting
holders -- South Australia. be fortunate enough to go to AdelaideApart from a few who may only opportunity you will have of
,or the Carnival, this will be the seeing these players in action.
COME ALONG AND LET THEM SEE YOU'LL BE WITH THEM
Dorrizzi, D L Salle (-) 3 1Considine, St . Bern, (-) 27Stockdale, O. Trinity ( 1) 18p . Mitchell, D L Salle (-) 17Lewis, Coburg ( 1) 17Handley, Ormond (-) to
B RESERVE SECTION
D. Gregory, Marc .Dean, { ~~ 3Ferguson, collegians { ~) ~
Ingram, .K. Liston, St . P-Mon . (-) 15Radford, St . Kevin's (-) 15
Hannan, St . Kevin's (-) 15
t . Henderson, AMP ( 1) 1555544733302423212121
F SECTION
) 35OAllen~,gStn Bedes Hills ~
56) 37
McGinty, St . Bedes ( 5) 34White, West Bruns . ( 3) 32
Hayman, Thornbury ( 1) 31Beaumont, W. Bruns. (-) 29Sharpe, Univ . Reds (-)
W. Brockwell, 27W . Bruns .
Watson, Foots . IT. ( 2, 2720
P . Guatta, W . Bruns, ,on24
J . Ryan, W . Bruns . ( 4 )
fOR SECTION 1
C SECTIONUrquhart, O. Metb . ( 1) 46Roberson, O . Melb . ( 1) 39
Bouris, O . Halley ( 2) 37Walsh, UHS O8 ( 6) 33
1 . Cordner, 0 . Mefb . (-) 31( 1) 25Mason, Old Halley
McMahon, UHSROBrs (4) 22
Nash, Hamp.Upton, Power Hse . (-) 21
JUNSloan, Mon . Univ . ( 4) ~Godfrey, North O8 ( 5)Graig, Power Hse . ( 6) 36
Walton, Mon . Univ . ( 1) 30
Cfe~aseock,Moniv.UB vs. ( 4) 23
Williams, Ivanhoe ( 4) 21Stevenson, Ivanhoe (-) 19,
v Blues ( 1) 19
Lupson, Caul . Gr. )Dean, Collegians (-) 15V . Haris, Ivanhoe ( 5) 1 5
C RESERVE SECTi~:J
Combe, Hamp . Rov . ( 6) 2aCave, Hamp . Rov . ( 5) 21McQueen, O. Hailey . (-) 17
S Melb- { j 14
P . Hanson O. Camb . (-) 2~
D RESERVE SECTION
Fraser, Old ~?.tghton
(11)~Kennedy,
O
Stevens, E4sternwick ( 4) ``0
Unkles, Old Xav. (-) 1 9
R . Lisner, AJAX (-) 17E RESERVE SECTION
Walsh, St . P-Mon . ( 1) 2-ANZ Ban kMay 2
Ericksen, Old Ment . ( 1) 19Henderson, AMP (-) 1 =
F RESERVE SECTIONDagg, West Bruns . (-) ZC,, J . Ford, GlenroY ( 1) 25Tartaglia, W. Bruns .Condon, W Brurun .
nss ( 2) 14Oakley,
D SECTION31
Missen, O . Geelong ( 1 ) 2) Bialek, AJAX
Lester, Assumption ( 1) 26Cordy, Nat . Bank ( 3) 23Ellis, O . Camb'well ( 1) 22Bradshaw, 0. Geelong ( 1) 22
Grace, Elsternwick ( 5) 226) 22
Blythman~ Elst wkns ( 4) 22
Bedford, nr .
Courg -) 18Tilburn, urg (Knight, Cob 1 18Giles,
J NIORhSECUniv. (
TION 22) 18
Czerny, Thomastown ( 7) 101Romeo, Res . OB ( 4) 43
Powel lHit hcockt Ca~ln Gr. ( 2) 38
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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER JULY
1 N SPIRIT NEXT WEEK-
®RU1,~G VETERAN HAS BEEN AROUN DTwenty-nine year-old Neil Leckie has had eight seasons withTwenty-nin e Coburg but has played only about 80 or so games with them since hi
s
first appearance with the Juniors in 1965 .
He has missed quite a number-
through Nat n other daysuses
inducting a svJ v u- . ._ .-.. ___--
After two years with the Juniorside, Neil switched to BrunswickCity in the Essendon DistrictLeague in 1967 and in 1969 heplayed for the Army in the centralRivertna League (Wagga, N.S .W.) .
He returned to Coburg in 1970and has been there ever since.Neil, who stands at 6'4" and weighs13-2, plays in the ruck and defenceand on two occasions was ThirdBest and Fairest - in 1972 and1974. In 1971 he was Second Bestand Fairest in the Reserves.
Neil was in the Victorian squadin 1972 but was not selected in thefinal side . He hopes to be moresuccessful when the team for theAdelaide Carnival is announced .
In addition to his football ac-ettivities, he also plays basketball
19763,
with Coburg Amateurs and crcwith Balmoral Socials (of whichhe is Treasurer) in the Footscray
Cricket Association .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 3, 1976
Neil Leckie
Page 13
TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIR ._On ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown. Seniors and Juniors ~t
2 p .m . Reserves at 11 .45 a.m . Umpire for Reserves game shown in brackets .SELECTIONS ARE SHOWN AT THE CONCLUSION OF EACH "TIPSTER'S,,
COLUMN IN THE PREVIEWS OF TODAY'S GAMES .
A SECTION
North Old Boys v Old Trinity Gramm. -Grubb . Goal : Waddell, Dunstan (Watts) .
De La Salle O.C . v University Blacks-Rowell . Goal : Murray, Hillier (Mc-Artney) .
Coburg v Monash Blues - Goodman .Goal : Paizis, Watson (Wise) .
St . Bernard's O .C . v Reservoir O .B. -Hindle . Goal : Stewart, Jenner (Sharpe) .
University Blues v Ormond (at Elstern-wick Park) - Rowe . Goal : Williams,Peters (White) .
B SECTION
Old Scotch Coll . v Ivanhoe - Gow.Goal: Moran, Wilson (F. Mannix) .
St. Kilda CBOC v Geelong - Simpson .Geelong Goal Umpires (Morgan) .
Old Carey Gramm . v Marcellin O .C. -Rossetto . Goal : H . McDonald, McCusker(Forster) .
Collegians v Old Paradians - J . Field .Goal : A . Smith, Stratton (Holst) .
M .H .S . Old Boys v Caulfield Gramm. -Mead. Goal: J. Francis, Ahlm (El-wotthy) .
C SECTIO N
Hampton Rovers v Old Haileyburians -Lowe (Hando) .
Kew v Alphington - C . Nichol (Speech-ley) .
Fawkner v Power House - Mason (Pas-coe) .
Parkside v U .H .S . Old Boys - Bishop(Ryan) .
Old Melburnians v Old Ivanhoe Gramm .- Marks (Sampson) .
D SECTION
National Bank v Assumption O .C. -Cunneen (Parker) .
Brunswick v Old Brighton Gramm . -Peake (P . Mannix) .
Old Geelong v Elsternwick - Power(Bertram) .
A.J .A .X. v State Sav . Bank - Dressing(Harkin) .
Old Camberwell Gramm v . Old Xaverians- Andrews (Somerville) .
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E SECTION
A.M.P. Society v North BrunswickMuller (Fazio) .
Heatherton v Old Mentonians - Cogdr, .(Henry) .
St . Kevin's O .B . v Commonwealth Ban::- Johnston (Donegan) .Monash Whites v A .N .Z . Bank
Mahon (Daniel Smith) .La Trobe Blacks v St . Pat's-Monivae 0 .(;- Booth (Budge) .
F SECTION
Thornbury v St . Bede's O .C . - Trace,(Darling) .
West Brunswick v La Trobe Reds- Grac,(P. McDonald) .
Bulleen-Templestowe v Beverley Hills _Blair-Holt (Hill) .
Footscray I .T. v University Reds - Bof ;,ford (Collister) .
Bulleen United v Glenroy - G . Cavanagl(Trevillyan) .
JUNIOR SECTION 1
Old Scotch Coll . v North Old BoysDodds .
Ivanhoe v University Blacks-B . NichollsOrmond v Monash University - King .Power House v Hampton Rovers - WillsUniversity Blues v Coburg - Kelly .
JUNIOR SECTION 2
Reservoir O .B. v West Brunswick - Jennings .
Thomastown v Geelong - Puddy .Caul fi eld Gramm . v Kew - J . Smith .St . Bernard's O .C . v Old Paradians -
McInnis .Alphington v De La Salle O .C . - P . Fei l
EMERGENCY UMPIRES :
Field : Cordner, Jorgensen, MaebusMinson, Pattison, Rogers, Fullerton, Hirton, Myors, Scotland, Stevens, YallopDarrell Smith .
I Goal: McKenzie, Paul, D . Francis .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -JULY 3, 1976
MPIRE'S CORNEABy Kevin McKay
LAWS OF THE GAMEHOLDING THE BALL -
HOLDING THE MANIf this rule is fully understood by
coaches and players it will be realizedthat it is really the easiest of rules toapply.
The spirit of this law is to keep theball in motion .
1 . A player in possession of the ball,when held by an opponent firmlyenough to stop him or retard his progressshould be given a reasonable chance ofdisposing , of it, either by kicking orhandballing, otherwise a free kick shallbe awarded to his opponent for holdingthe ball.
2 . A player who lies on or over theball is deemed to be in possession of it .
3 . A player not in possession of theball, when held by an opponent, shallbe awarded a free kick - for holdingthe man .
4 . If a player is in the act of kickin gor handballing and he is swung offbalance, and his foot or hand does notconnect with the ball - play on .
5 . If a player is bumped and the ballfalls from his hands - play on .
6 . When a player is knocked on thearm or elbow, causing him to drop theball - play on .
7 . When a player has his arms pinnedto his sides, causing him to drop theball - play on .
8. A player pulled by one arm orswung and the ball falls from his hand- play on .
9 . When a player has the ball held tohis body by another player - ball up .
The spirit of this law is to keep theball in motion.
DO YOU KNOW?That Geelong (V.F .L.) club did not
win a match at South Melbourne from1905 to 1927 .
Footscray had never beaten Coiling-wood until they won at Footscray in1933 .
lo ~nehistfirKilyearlasean umpire withV .F.L . made the following statementthe V.F.L . Record last week - Iece it is worth repeating -
••tt'hen you are a player and hit by an,pponent or insulted, you almost always,„[inctively lash out, but as an um-;,ire you just have to keep your self-nntroi.
• :~s for fitness, I am now far, farer than any time I played football, and
only umpired Federal and Diamondey Seconds and Thirds so far .
cannot recommend umpiring too,ighly to the young player who is injury
or who isn't consistently winningplnee in the team .
-,The companionship between umpires ismething that has to be experienced to
believed ." (End of Statement . )
These comments are from a man whoplayed the top brand of football in
pastralia .
Surely with all our clubs in the,%mateur Football Association there must1,0 some "injury prone" young men,ranting to stay in the sport - think,,bout it for next season .
All umpires join with me in congratu-lacing Peter O'Donohue on his appoint-ment as coach of the Carnival team and, Iso to all of the players selected torepresent Victoria in Adelaide .
We wish them complete success in theCarnival .
Former Reservoir Old Boys player,i.eVin Grose was seen in a new roleIt couple of weeks ago - as field umpireit a Schoolboys match, didn't get acry good report from the players, the
boys reckon he was too technical?
The ball officially approved for use ®
all V.F.L. matches since 1897.
ISHERRINe name our game grew up with !
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 3, 1976 Page 15
"A" SECTION TEAM SCOBURG (Red andBlue) . Coach : Gra-ham Warfe. (Res-erse) John Taylor
DE LA SALLE OLDCOLLEGIANS (Blue& Gold) Coach :Bernie Sheehy . (Res)Colin Glover
MONASH BLUES(Turquoise &Silver) Coach : BillHarding. (Res)Stuart Schneide r1 Archipow, M .
2 Handiey, A. J .3 Seath, R . A .4 Atkins, G. D .5 King, R . A.
(vc)6 Gilmour, R. C .7 Green, G . V.8 Walker, A . J .9 Beattie, J . R .
10 Hibberd, B . W11 Beattie, N . J .12 Richards, R. N13 Cunningham,
C . V .14 Hutchison,
M . A.15 Callesen, P . G .
16 Liddle, I . R .17 Mann, S .18 Coles, G. S .19 Sheeh an , M . G20 Henry, T. D.21 Symons, G . N22 Ellis, R . F.23 Clark, D . J .24 O'Brien, B . J .25 Cannon, D . J.26 Boyd, S .27 O'Brien, M. J .28 Finlay, M. A.29 Han nan, M .30 Green, C . R.31 Willoughby,
N. L .32 Birch, R . D .33 H an dley ,
M . W .34 Kelly, K . L .35 Zorzi, E. R .36 Sim, I .37 Royal, H . F .38 Taylor, J . F.39 O'Brien, P. A.40 Lewis, P. J .41 Green, M . A .42 McAuliffe ,N. G .
43 Lynas, V. W .44 Leckie, N . R.45 Weston, A . D .46 Brown, M . C .47 Davies, W . D .48 Gardiner, G . J .49 Gorsky, S . E.50 Ingleton, I.51 Liddle, G. J .52 Eg an , M . G .53 Cox, P. R .54 Taylor, B . F.55 Tolley, W. M.56 Fiasco, A.57 Turville, P .
1 McHenry, R.2 Welsh, R .3 Bourke, M .4 Perkins, K .5 O'Donnell, R .6 Yarwood, J .7 Power, K .8 McDonnell, P .9 Stewart, P.
10 Halasa, R .11 Lyons, B . (c)12 Dunn, B .13 Letson, R .14 Fitzgerald, J .15 Mclnerney, M .16 Whitelaw, D .
(cr)17 Bourke, B . (vc)18 Jeffs, N .19 Pollard, J .20 Hale, G .21 Halasa, H .22 Mitchell, P.23 Hale, D .24 Mulqueen, S.25 Fitzpatrick, M .26 Crothers, T .27 Rathjens, J .29 Wright, S .30 Day, D .31 Murnane, P.32 Groves, A.33 Clarke, G.34 Mcliroy, P .35 Bothe, J .37 Mcllroy, P .39 Butler, I .40 Sherman , P .42 Donegan, P.44 Aldenhoven, P45 Slattery, G .46 Loft, C .47 Bourke, M . P .49 McGuiness, R .50 Fisher. A .51 Mitchell, J .52 Kerin . A .53 Sandford, C .54 Gilbert . P .55 Mcllroy, A .56 Flynn, J .57 George. P.58 Dorrizzi, T.Ni Mcpherson, W60 Hill, G . (vcr)
INORTH OLD BOYS(Purple & White)Coach : ShaneMaguire ( Assistant)George Moloney(Res) Tony Arthur-son
I Maguire, S . B.(c)
2 Maguire, D . B .3 Sheales, M .4 Fennelly,P .W .5 Wilson, G . M .6 Borcich, M . P.7 Robertson,N .F8 Hogan, J . P.9 Scanlon, T . G .
10 Anderson, B . J11 Leeack, F . A .12 Welch,M.R .(vc13 O'Connor,P.T.14 Fogarty, D . E .15 O'Connor, B.16 Hall, P. G .17 Ould, G .18 Murray, L . F .19 O'Keeffe, G .20 Carroll, P . D .21 Horan, B .22 Godfrey, G .23 Meredith, K .24 Butera, D . P .25 Holland, A .26 Murray, J .27 Wigney, S . G.28 Haratsis, B .29 Maguire, J . P.30 Sleight, G .31 Kelly, T.32 Diviny, K. J .33 Biagi, A .34 Prior, R.35 Skahill, B .36 Ryan, D . F.37 Fitzpatrick ,
R . J. (cr)38 Walsh, P .39 Bevanda,S .40 Scott, K. J.41 O'Donnell,A .J .42 Arthurson, D .43 Kutrolli, D .44 Nelson, D.45 Arthurson, A .46 Fennelly, B .47 Cuffe, P.48 Jongebloed,P .49 McCormack,M .
50 Robbins, A.51 S>-hill, B .52 McCormack M.53 Meredith, K . J54 Robbins, A .55 Walsh, P .56 Wakim, J.57 Wigney, G .
64 Shaw, J . Monash Blues Cont.65 Manchester, K`68 Joakin, S .66 O'Kane, A . 69 Oakley, K .67 Sealer, K . 70 Farrell, K .
71 Boylan, G .
1 Curton, B .2 Williams, S .3 Golding, P.4 Sweetland, M .5 Booth, R .6 Smith, A .7 Pell, J .8 Hopkins, P.9 Olding, M .
10 Carlton,L . (dvcil Cash, G .12 Hildebrandt, P13 Schneider, S .14 Lette, G .15 Gallagher, C .16 Van Der
Nacher, R .17 Gunning, T.18 Midgeley, A.19 Gumley, W.20 Harrison, G .21 Williams, T.22 Ryan, C .23 Olds, R . (vc)24 Clark, G .25 Lucas, R .26 Tellefson, J.27 Orr, A .28 Ellis, M .29 Coldham, J .30 Black, G .31 Syme, J . (c)32 Alford, A.33 Bickford, D.34 Stephen, T.35 Fanning, T .36 Hedding, I.37 Scott, R.38 Malcolm, B .39 Moore, C .40 Carnell, S .41 . Moore, G .42 Severs, P .43 Renhard, R.44 Whitty, P .45 Anderson, G.46 Crampton, M .47 Creaser, J.48 Hore, T.49 O'Hare, M .50 English, J .51 Campbell, P.52 Rogers, R .53 O'Brien, B .54 Giles, S .55 Johnson . T .56 Lachal, P.57 Armstrong, J .58 Townsend, S .59 Mann, G.60 Bryson, N .61 Clarke, B .62 Edwards . J.63 Timms R
OLD TRRTYGRAMM€ n IAN,(Gold & Green)Coach : Alec Gare.iner. (Res) NoelWaters
Mgfi DBI Brown
~h (Asistan )il Le Pag e
1 Dart, R.2 White, G .3 Arrowsmith J4 Watsford5 Peers, W
;6 Emerson D.7 Birrell, A ,8 Bartley, D,9 Cook, H .
10 Hansen, C,11 G,}~ant, S .12 Kennedy, S .13 Stockdale, 514 Stevenson 115 Smith, G.16 Waters, N .17 Galbraith, D .18 Wilks, P .19 Piggin, C .20 Williams, C .21 Johnson, 1, rc22 Baker, C .23 Peers, R.24 Frood, D .25 Dann, P.26 McKinnon, T.27 Kennedy, R.28 Star, M .29 Quarterman,
P .30 Weir, T . (vc)31 Quarterman,
A .32 Jones, G .33 Langley, R .34 Murphy, R .35 Heinz, A.36 Beer, N.37 Deboos, R .38 Fekete, P .39 Day, P.40 Allen, K .41 Christie, R.42 Emerson, S .43 Dawson, W .44 King, P . (ver)45 Hillman, A .46 Nelson, S .47 Friend, I .48 Cumming. P.49 Herbert , K .50 Margetts . D.51 Healy, P .52 Clingin . G .53 McGrath, T.54 Douglas, W.55 Adgemis, J .56 Masters, R .57 Bunting, P .58 Hunt, P .59 Green, G.60 Fricke, J .66 Webb, R.67 Alexander, N .'69 Camilleri, A .69 Rough, G .
pave, S . W .Wood, R .Rosengarten,T.p4urphy, P. MJenkins, R. C .(~,c )Ladd, K. J .Fisher, G. J .Cameron, R . J.Graham, AllanCorben, B . F .(dvc)
1 Graham,AdrianFoulsham,D .A .
45 Gallivan, J . F .1 ° Clark, R . M .
77 Foulsham,M .P .
3 Purcell, P . J.Smyth, J. F.
; Chisholm,A .D.Kozlowski,LA.Hoey, P. D.Farrell, E . F .
9 Le Page, N . L..d Bourne, B . K.
( c). ; Russ, J . I .
Russ, K . M .3 Naylor, A . R.; Barry, J. R .
Thomas, G . T.Kuramoto,G.D.Curtis, R .
~ IIuckley, C.j Burney, C~ W.o Lewis, M . S .
Wood, R .~a Carter, G. F .'4 Morris, S . P.A Handley, G . J.'S Gough, D . G .5 Holman,G.
Curtis, M .Richardson P .
~,9 Marston, D . J .;p Anrep, R. C .
13 Paterson, D . L:^-. Keane, A . J.;5 Fitts, C . R .~6 Collins, M . J .
Meeking, J . P .(cr)
;9 Storey, J. R .:^ Turner, G . J .;} Palmer, G . R .
Sandilands,R .Sv Bourke, S . M .
Rowse, R . B .5 Humphreys,A .J
`8 Naylor K. R .7 Kavanagh,I .R,s, Hay, R . K.
RESERVOIR OLDBOYS (White,Royal Blue & Red)Coach : Brian King(Res) Alan Shep-herd1 Bates, M . (c)2 Dobson, G .3 Paulka, J .4 Hansen, P .5 Scott, D.6 McLaughlin, L7 Rutty, G.8 Trevascus, G .
(vc)9 Massey, G .
10 Tuininga, F .11 Shepherd, R.12 Manson, K .13 Horne, J .14 Craven, B .15 Hutton, T.16 Jarvie, W.18 Aston, V .19 Tuininga, G.20 Byrne, T .
(dvc)21 Yoannidis, G .23 Heenan, M .24 Shepherd, A .25 Taggart, R .26 Dakin, H .27 Matheson, P.28 Sellers, N .29 Dale, E .30 O'Brien, P .31 Smith, P .32 Barrot, R .33 Koers, D .34 Pettet, W.35 Macklin, N .36 Wilson, B .38 Wilson, T.39 Coles, B .40 Coles, C .42 Gray, P.43 Wilson, S .44 Lobley, J .45 Truefeldt, D .46 Kennedy, R.47 Slattery, W .48 Lever, P .49 Collins, D .51 Dickens, K .52 Giles, D .53 Dowell, B .55 Morse, K .56 O'Brien, T .57 Driver, D .58 Box, G .
ST . BERNARD'SOLD COLLEGIANS(Black, Gold &Blue) Coach : GusMitchell ( Res) PaulDaffey
1 Slater, V. A .2 Burgin, D . C .3 Fox, J . W .4 Santamaria,R .t:5 Rackham, P. D
(vc )6 lannazzo, M .P .7 Wade,C.E.(c)8 McNamee,B .A .9 Egan, B . J .
10 Doolan, J . G .11 Davis, T . J .
(dvc)12 Hogan, P. N.13 Mitchell, G . P.14 Thompson,P .S.15 Considine, P. J16 Angel, B. F.17 Phelan, K . F.18 Dalmau, P.A
. 19 Nadzielski,H. J20 Pearson, M: J .21 Kennedy, P . A.22 Aughton, P . G .23 Sheahan, M . G24 Drennan, M .J .25 Mahoney,G .A .26 Phelan, R . M .27 Schwarzen-
berg, W . J .28 King, R . H .29 Waite, M .30 De Morton ;P .A31 Power, K . M .32 Dean, G . W .33 Sullivan, A .34 Daffey,P .J . ( c )35 Pearson, P. J .36 Osborne, D .37 Jones, A .38 Smith, G. J .
(vcr)39 Brady, M . V .40 Irvine, K . W .41 O'Loughiin,P .A42 O'Loughlin ,
B . G . (dvcr)43 Malouf, M . K.44 Taylor, P. M .45 Johnson, P . G .46 Hughes, J. G .47 Collins, P.48 Doutre, G . R .49 Trewin, T. G .50 Hughes, D . J.51 Tyler, K . J .52 Callanan, P . D53 Moore, S .54 Hughes . G . F.55 Richardson,G .56 Reid, M . T.57 Smith, A . J .58 Isaacs, A . G .59 . Bellham, J .60 Shanahan,P .J.
UNIVERSITYBLACKS ( Black &Royal Blue) Coach :Peter O'Donohue(Res) Glen Saines1 Gill, S . K .2 MacCallum,
D . J .3 Clarke, J . A .4 Costello, T . G.5 Burne, N . E .6 Belfield, R . D .7 Lockie, M. J .8 Larkins, J . F .9 Saines, G. R .
(cr)10 Kovess, C . B .11 Steele, P. W .12 Atchison, D . A13 Collins, S . G.14 McKinnon ,
A . O .15 Hickey, B . S .16 Holland, G . A .17 Moffatt, A . R .18 Webster, J . J .19 Dynon, J. N .20 Bullen, A . J .21 Sawyer, G . R.22 Costello, S . A .
c23 McRobert,
P . B. '24 Perrett, R. M .
(vc)25 Birch, P. A.26 Cairfa, M . J .27 Steinfort, C . L28 Key, S . R .29 King, D . A .30 Irwin, R . T .31 Faulkner, C .32 Cusack, P M .33 Steward, G . J.34 Bateman, N .35 Herben, G . C .36 Larsen ,
J . W . A .37 Costello, A . J .38 Silk, S . P .39 Ryan, C . J .40 Staindl, D . J .41 Pascoe, D . W.42 Temple, M. J .43 Wood, A. R .44 Moore, A . J .45 Lay, P . A .46 Baxter, S . R .47 Dakis, P. G.48 Gates, T . C .49 Santamaria, P .50 Cleary, J. E .51 Scott . P. A.S? T ev . C. J .53 Wood, N . C .54 Springall, R . C55 Elliott, P. E.56 Humphreys,
N . W .57 Cottle, R. A .58 Breheny, M. J .59 Sceney, C. G .60 Johnson, P . R .61 Hays, P. R .91 Wren, C .
UNIVERSITYBLUES. (Black &Royal Blue)Coach : Alan Salter(Res) Bruno Scar-celt a
1 Williams, S .(dvc)
2 Lyle, R . L.(dvc)
3 Scarcella ,B . C .
4 Vivian, D. G.5 Ainger, D . G .6 Carroll, W . S .7 Anderson,
G . A.8 Templar, D . G .9 Nicolson, S . I .
10 Brown, C . P.lI Tyquin, M .12 Goss, P. W .13 Balmford,J .14 Hindle, R . G .15 Collins, R.16 Ellison, G N .17 Jewson, G
.. R .
18 Pleydell, G . P .19 Booth, D . J.20 Small, D. M.21 Hollonds, B. P.22 Clohesy, P . J .23 Westmore ,
G . A .24 Hager, G . A.25 Sleeman, M . G26 Schauble, P. D27 Church, B . (c)28 Hart, P. G.29 Carmody, J .
(vc )30 Lawson, D. J .31 Morrison ,
G. R .32 Wilson, D. S .33 Smith, H . J .34 Bierwirth, P .35 Moore, R . M .36 O'Kane, W.37 Came, R. V.38 Rabone, I .39 Debelle, G . D .40 Sharp, J . C .41 Nicolas ,
V. A .42 McGee, L.43 Standish, T. J .44 Patterson ,
R. G .45 Haines, I .46 Farrow, B . A .47 Sing' G . P.50 Withers, M . N.51 Dunin, A . J.52 Thwaites ,
T . P .54 Sammon,
M . I .55 Holmes, I .57 Adams, M . P .58 Brukner, P. D .60 Taylor, R . S .69 Armstrong,
M . J .70 O'Connor, M .
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS
A SECTIONUni Blues 6.4 7.6 14.8 20 .14-134Old Trin Gr 5.1 7.6 9.10 11 .14- 80
UNIVERSITY BLUES : Tyquin 7, Slee-man 6, Hager 2, Vivian 2, Standish,Lyle, Hindle . Best : Tyquin, Standish,Hager, Sleeman, Booth, Lyle .
OLD TRINITY: P . Dann 2, Hansen 2,P . Quarterman 2, Smith 2, Weir 2, Star .Best : Hansen, P . Dann, Weir, W. Peers,Star, Cumming.
St Bern OCUni Blacks
4 .5 6 .8 8.14 11 .16-822 .1 2 .3 4.5 6.6 -42
St . BERNARD'S O .C . : Angel 3, Thomp-son 2, Mitchell, Shenvrey, Doolan, San-tamaria, Mahoney, Wade . Best : Aughton,King, Rackham, Drennan, Hogan, Wade .
UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Belfield 2,Fisher 2, Burne 2 . Best : McKinnon,Pascoe, Fisher, Clarke, Gill, Cusack .
Mon Blues 2.9 6 .11Nth Old Boys 0 .0 0 .9
10.20 11 .22-882.11 8 .16-64
B SECTIONIvanhoe 5.5 13 .11 18 .18 20 .21-141MHS Old Boys 3 .4 7.7 10.8 17. :'-116
IVANHOE: Jones 5, Wood 3, R . Ste-wart 3, Thompson 3, Stredwick 2, Long,Drapac, Onvlee, McKernan . Best: RStewart, Thompson, Wood, Knopp, Van,C . Stewart .
MHS OLD BOYS : Cooper 5, Malone 2Scott 2, R . Wood 2, Jones 2, Bryce, J,Woods, MacKenzie, V . Cosmas . Best :Malone, J . Woods, Silberberg, Cooper,Scott, Jones .
Collegians 4.2 10.10 13 .10 24.12-156Geelong 3.6 5.8 13.12 14.16-100
COLLEGIANS : Parsons 5, Rowlands 4,Mason 4, Roach 3, Merry 3, Lee 2,Rice, Etherington, Loveday . Best : Mason,Rice, Parsons, Roach, Williamson, Row-lands.
GEELONG : Wells 3, Jesse 3, Coed 2,Guerray, Davis, Benci, Silver, Roberts,G. Trevaskis . Best: Coad, Davis, Benci,Wells, Jesse, Nice .
MONASH BLUES : Alford 4, Curtin 2,Ellis 2, Hopkins, Moore, Tellefson . Best :Moore, Bickford, Syme, Harrison, Tellef-son, O'Dwyer .
NORTH OLD BOYS : Hall 2, Carroll,Fogarty, Murray, Ryan, Wilson, Kelly.Best : Fogarty, O'Keeffe, O'Connor,Scanlon .
Coburg 2.3 8.6 11.10 15 .18-108Reservoir OB 6.5 9.6 14.10 14.12- 9 6
COBURG : Callesen 4, Handley 3, Wil-loughby 3, N . Beattie 2, P . O'Brien 2,King, Boyd . Best : Egan, Zanon, Callesen,King, Royal .
RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : T. Byrne 5,McGaw 3, R . Shepherd 2, Trevascus 2,Scott, Koers . Best : Dowell, Bates ; T.Byrne, R . Shepherd, Jarvie, Martin.
Ormond 2.2 8 .6 8 .8 13 .13-91DLS 3.8 4 .10 8 .19 10 .21-8 1
ORMOND : Chisholm 4, Purcell 2, RogerWood 2, Bourne 2, Naylor 2, J . Russ .Best: Naylor, Corben, Dove, Purcell,Marston, Murphy .
DE LA SALLE O .C. : Crothers 3, Mc-Guiness, Cooke, Power, Dorizzi, Fitz-gerald, Wright, Mulqueen . Best: Mul-queen, Loft, Crothers, McHenry, Wright,H . Halasa .
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Marcellin OC 1.1 10 .11 11 .14 15.20-110Old Se Col 0.2 1.4 8.6 9.6 - 60
MARCELLIN O.C . : Jones 4, P . Cullinan3, Butler 3, P. Gartner 2, C. Mahon,Denning, MacDonald. Best : J . Gartner,P. Gartner, Dillon, Power, Butler, C.Mahon .
OLD SCOTCH : Bowden 2, Mason 2,Alenson, Anderson, Cox, Marx, Morgan.Best: Hinrichsen, Welch, Eggleston,Giannotti, Speer, Mason .
Old Parad 3.4 6.8 12.11 15.14-104Old Cry Gram 3 .1 4.2 5.3 7.6 - 48
OLD PARADIANS : J. Jordan 9, P.Jordan 2, Ford 2, Carroll, C . Considine .Best: J . Jordan, Tellefson, Gilmartin,C . Considine, Johnson, Assetta .
OLD CAREY : Ewan 3, Elliott 2, Hunter,Davies . Best: Yeo, Keleher, Davies, Har-riss, Daniell, Elliott .
Cfleld Gram 7.3 15.9 16.13 22.17-149St K CBOC 1 .5 3.5 8.8 8.14- 62
CAULFIELD GRAMM . : Butcher 6, At-chison 3, Cunningham 3, Malfroy 2,M. Tamblyn 2, Fox 2, I . Mathieson,Watson, Fletcher, Griffiths . Best : Lester,Morphet, Long, Collins, Griffiths, White .
ST. KILDA CBOC : Drinan 3, Kay,Waterman, Rae, Haddricks, Jennings .Best: Drinan, Blakeley, Galvin, Roth-well, Sherman, Tobin .
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C SECTIONOld Halley 7 .10 9 .13 11 .19 12.20-92Old Melb 0.0 0 .12 2.15 5.22-52
OLD HAILEYBURY: Roberts 3, Crack-nell 2, Bouris 2, Mason, Lingard, Houston,Curry, Williams . Best : Code, Curry,Galt, Hattam, Kane, Roberts .
OLD MELBURNIANS : Gray, Stuart,Urquhart, Roberson, Elam . Best : Gray,Knight, Stuart, Pisarski, Brown, Mitchel .
parkside 3.5 14.10 19 .15 30.24-204AIphing 6.10 8.11 10.17 11 .20- 86
PARKSIDE : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.
ALPHINGTON: Jamieson 3, Candy 2,Gale 2, Jennings, Roberts, Lennox,n'hitfield . Best : Matfin, Shaw, Jamieson,Sfierry, Candy, Smith .
D SECTIO NOld Cam Gr 5 .4 8 .8 14 .10 16 .12-108Assump OC 1.0 2.1 4.4 6.7 - 43
OLD CAMBERWELL : J . Steven 4, Me-ban 2, D . Rimington 2, McCallum 2, P .Buchanan, Buckeridge, Ellis, Spencer,Allan , Horton . Best: Horton, J . Steven,D . Rimington, J . Rimington, McCallum,Spencer .
ASSUMPTION OLD COLL.: Pavone,O'Dwyer, Commadeur, Sera fi ni, Clements,Lester . Best: McCormick, O'Dwyer, Sera-fini, Kelly, Clancy, Pavone .
AJAX 1 .7 8.12 12 .15 16.26-122Old Brigh Gr 2.3 4.4 5.9 7.11- 5 3
AJAX : Markoff 4, Gross 3, Bluzer 2,Bialek 2, Schulberg 2, Feldpicer 2, Ritter-man . Best : Rozen, Schulberg, Rosner .Greenberg, Bluzer, Markoff .
OLD BRIGHTON : Jones 3, McClure, J .Priestley, Thomas, Watkins . Best: S .Priestley, McClure, Devine, Walsh, Jones,Draper .
tiamp Rovers 7 .5 8 .10 17 .18 24.22-166Pwr Hse 0.2 1.5 2.6 7.10- 52
HAMPTON ROVERS : Bennett 10, Nash4, Brian Bird 2, Tregear 2, G . Earle 2,R . Huckett 2, Clarke, C . Earle. Best:Bennett, Bird, Clarke, Huckett, Nash,Scarlett.
POWER HOUSE : Sykes 3, Lange, West,Hailes, Angell . Best : Stanlake, Stewart,~Vest, Driscoll, Alexander, Drough .
Fawkner 5.6 8.10 15.11 17 .13-115UHS Old Boys 1 .0 4.6 7.7 11.12- 78
FAWKNER : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.
U.H .S . OLD BOYS : Walsh 6, Laker 2,Martin!, Home, Haywood. Best: Johnston,Hume, Webster, Reid, Wilkinson, Walsh .
Old Ivan Gr 6 .4 6 .6 9.12 12 .14-86Kew 1.1 5.8 9 .10 10 .13-7 3
OLD IVANHOE: Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday .
KEW : Mullin 3, Mitchell 3, Johnston 2,Toogood, R. Zerbi . Best: Toogood, R .Zerbi, Rowland, Mitchell, Scaffidi,Cooper .
Elstern 7.8 12.12 20 .15 22.21-153National Bank 0 .0 2.1 2.1 4.2 - 2 6
ELSTERNWICK : Grace 5, Blythman 4,Berns 4, J. Perkins, Convery, Patey,Street, May, A . Ramsay, Dunn, P . Rich-ards, Everett . Best : Rosewarne, Convery,L . Ramsay, Grace, P . Richards, Blyth-man .
NATIONAL BANK: Cordy 3, Allen .Best : Cordy, Marino, Smillie, Reeves,Lucas, Knight .
SSB 3.0 9.7 9 .8 9.11-65Old Geelong 2.5 4 .5 6 .9 7.9 -51
STATE SAV . BANK : Smith 4, Eacott 2,Inglis,' Kirk, Walsh . Best: Evans, Kirk,Smith, McGill, Brennan, Owen .
OLD GEELONG : Aitchison, Missen,Baillieu, Armstrong, McGillivray, Ross,Bradshaw . Best : Sheahan, Gilbert, Moore,Hood, Auld, Armstrong .
Old Xaverians 1 .4 7.9 12.14 19 .18-132Brunswick 6.1 9.1 11.2 14 .5 - 89
OLD XAVERIANS: Brosnan 6, M .Eichorn 3, P . Naughton 2, Sholley 2,Brew 2, J . Wilton, J . Naughton, Browne,Fitzpatrick . Best: Brosn an , Furnell, Nan-kervis, M. Rush, Fitzpatrick, M . Eichorn .
BRUNSWICK: Goal-kickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.
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E SECTIONLaTrobe Blacks 2.6 5.11 6.15 6 .22-58North Brunswick 1 .1 2.3 3.6 5 :8 -3 8
LaTROBE BLACKS : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday.
NORTH BRUNSWICK: I . Duncan 3,Kenny, Butler. Best: Kenny, D . Payne,Butler, Handley, Fielding, Garing.
Old Mentonlans 8 .7 14.8 20.15 20 .15-135Mon Whites 1.0 5.4 5.4 13.8 - 86
OLD MENTONL9NS : Brodrick 6, Moun-sey 5, Ingram 3, Rafter 3, Fisher 2,Norton 1 . Best: Norton, Peel, Ingram,Mounsey, Bungey, Brodrick .
MONASH WHITES : Smith 4, Parsons2, Sauer 2, Wallis 2, Farnsworth, Pea-cock . Best : Kok, Ludeman, Picone,Milford, Wallis, Sauer .
Commonw Bank 5 .4 7 .7 12 .12 12.13-85AMP Society 2 .2 7.7 10 .7 11 .12-78
COMMONWEALTH BANK: Bingham 5,Sullivan 2, Borrack 2, Pettis, Wyatt,Frazer . Best: Anderson, Bingham, Myers,Borrack, Milton, I . McCrimmon .
A.M.P . SOCIETY: Jenkins 4, McLaugh-lin 3, G. Caddick 2, Fankhauser, I .Henderson. Best : Fankhauser, McLaugh-lin, Jenkins, G . Caddick, D. Henderson,Batten .
St. Kevin's OB 1.5 1 .8 8 .10 9.12-66ANZ Bank 0.4 2.10 3.12 7.15-57
ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: B . Campbell3, Cross 3, Randles, Cruise, Clement .Best : Cross, B. Campbell, J . Corrigan,Mornane, Fernon, Olle .
A.N .Z. BANK: Dancer, McNamara,Minniti, Tannock, Thomas, Towan,Tuckey. Best : Gale, Harnetty, Karpavicius,Thompson, Towan, Tuckey.
Heatherton 2.0 9 .5 11 .5 17 .10-112St Pat's-Mon 3 .4 5.6 8.11 9 .14- 68
HEATHERTON : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday .
ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Shannon 3,O'Connor 2, Coffey 2, J . Mahar, Dela-hunty. Best : W . Mahar, Lane, Delahunty,year, Park, P . Tobin .
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F SECTIONSt Bd's OC 3.3 7.6 7.9 15 .16.lp6Bulleen United 2 .2 4.3 6.6 6 .7-43
ST. BEDE'S O .C. : Allen 5, McGinty 5A . Hester, D . Kean, Fyans, Lockwood,Watts . Best: Robinson, N . Hester, Allen,Bradbury, Vaughan, Fyans .
BULLEEN UNITED : Robertson 3, Mac-Auley, Bowden, A . Divirgilio . Best:Gheller, Robertson, Wilson, A. Divirgilio,Matlock, P . Archer .
Footscray IT 2.6 6.11 7.11 10 .14-74LaTrobe Reds 1 .1 2.5 5.8 6.11-47
FOOTSCRAY I.T. : Carr 2, Jenkin 2Watson, Moore, Absalom, Ferguson,White, Matthews . Best : Absalon, White;Moore, Lancaster, Carr, Rhodes.
LaTROBE REDS : McElwain 2, Hall,Best;McEncroe, D. Wilson, Colwell"Wilson
V. Delahunty, Nelson, Butler, D. Pappin, Palmer.
Beverley Hills 3.0 9.7 13 .8 18.10-118Thornbury 2.6 5.8 9.12 12 .15- 87
BEVERLEY HILLS : O'Loughlin 6,Hirsch 5, Kiker 2- Walters Walters 2, Gibson,Butterworth, Adgemis. Best : Ilirsch,Powell, O'Loughlin, Butterworth, A . Post,Co2Tls .
THORNBURY: Azzolini 3, M. Staff 2,R . Liversidge 2, Lucas, Hayman, Colyer,Greenwood, Dymond. Best : Greenwood,Ashby, Azzolini, M. Staff, Lucas,McGorlick.
Bull-T'stowe 5.3 6 .6 10.11 14 .19-103Uni Reds 3.1 6 .4 6.6 8.8 - 56
BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : J. Tenace4, G. Miles 3, Dawson 3, D'Agostino 2,Cox, Pretto . Best : Bird, G. Miles, Loc-hart, Jackman, Sheridan, D'Agostino .
UNIVERSITY REDS : Cole 2, Finkelde,Caddell, DiMichele, Garriga, Main, N .Wilkinson. Best: Finkelde, Toose,Marshall, Mitchell, Goyen, Wright .
W Brunswick 1 .1 7.11 7.14 23 .20-158Glenroy 1.7 1 .9 4.10 4 .10- 34
WEST BRUNSWICK: R. Brockwell 5,J . Ryan 4, White, 3, Allen 2, Bull 2, P .Guatta 2, T. Schwarze 2, Callander,Ivey, Lewis. Best: R. Brockwell, R.Guatta, Lewis, Monger, Ryan, Walsh.
GLENROY: Bye 2, K . Ross, E . Attard.Best: Bye, R . Perry, Buhagiar, J . Wilson,Punton, M. Prendergast .
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JUNIOR SECTION 1
Vorch OB 3 .1 6 .3 9 .8 13 .14-92Uni Blues 5.0 6 .7 8.8 8.8 -56
NORTH OLD BOYS : Godfrey 5, Mc-« -eney, Sullivan, Hibbert, Dibella, P.
nebery Malon
e Harders CW kGTark SanziG
on.
}t :relluy, Hibbert .
UNIV . BLUES: Sanger 3 . Dobbie 2,t,eciford, Lawson, Mueller . Best : Sanger,i ovd, Bedford, Warne, Thomas, Hall .
ljni Blacks 4 .0 9.6 12 .11 18.15-123
power House 5 .1 5.1 7.6 10.12- 7 2
L1NIV . BLACKS : Wooicock 6, BasserYoung 4, Skidmore, Williams, Lewis,
Thompson . Best: Woolcock, Basser, Skid-:nore, Williams, Thompson, Murray .
POWER HOUSE : Graig 6, Digby 2,Coca, Royal, WilsonRoyal ,Seccas .
JUNIOR SECTION 2West Bruns 2.3 8 .11 11 .18 16 .24-120Alphington 1 .2 4 .2 6 .3 8.4 - 52
WEST BRUNSWICK: Ceddia 3, Nigro3, Nicolosi 2, Rossitto 2, Welsh 2, Cali-gari, Defrutus, Dell, Marmo . Best : Bart-ley, Briggs, Defrutus, Nicolosi, Radecki,Rossitto .
ALPIIINGTON : Raines 2, Hvalica 2,Cree, Frenette, Berizzi, Courts . Best:Coleman, Hvalica, Frenette, Curtis, Ber-izzi, Travaglini .
St Bern OC 6.3 13.8 " 22.12 29.15-189Geelong 2.1 4.1 4.3 4.6 - 3 0
ST. BERNARD'S O .C. : Powell 7,Hughes 7, Bergin 5, Keane 3, Valentine3, Tickner 2, Haren, Lalor. Best: Mon-aghan, Powell, Valentine, Nadzielski,Hughes, Hargraves .
GEELONG : Wodds, Quirk, Jennings,Williams . Best: Murdock, Jennings, Petti-grove, Gibson, Cameron, McGrae .
;<ton Uni 4 .7 13 .12 22 .19 28 .33-201
pid Stch Coll 0 .0 0.2 0.4 0.7 - 7
vIONASH UNIV . : Creaser 4, Sloan 4,Davies 3, Hodge 3, Quinn 3, Hore 2,Renhard 2, Giles 2, Bryson, Lachal, Mann,Seiler, Walton . Best : Quinn, Creaser,Downie, Lachal, Seiler, Mann .
OLD SCOTCH : No goal-kickers . Best :Human, Wade, Oates, Longmuir, Maddi-son, White .
O rmond 6.5 7 .13 11 .18 12.20-92Hamp Rovers 2 .0 6.5 7.5 10 .14-74
ORMOND : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .
HAMPTON ROVERS : Corvino 3, Pled-
ger 3, erF banan Thompson, n Knnox,Diamond, Nixon, Pledger .
Ivanhoe 1 .0 9 .8 10 .10 15 .11-101 :Coburg 7.6 7 .7 11 .12 11 .14- 80
IVANHOE : Williams 4, Dymond 3, Kii-patrick 2, Ferguson 2, Melton 2, Hall,C:ourse . Best : Lynn, Veitch, Wiliiams,Witte, Hall, Grace .
COBURG : Findlay 6, Sismanes 2, Abela,Neudert, Knight . Best: Tilburn, Brown,Neudert, Cormack, Findlay, Knight.
Reservoir OB 1.1 7 .7 12.8 16 .12-108Kew 4.7 5 .7 6.10 9.11- 65
RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Ristevski 5,Romeo 4, Truefeldt 3, Pettet, Lyons, Ed-wards, Chappell . Best : Ristevski, Getson,Hunt, Dale, Edwards, Truefeldt.
KEW: Goal-kickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .
Old Paradians 2 .0 10.4 12.7 16 .11-107Caulfield Gram 2 .3 3.3 5.7 9.8 - 62
OLD PARADIANS : Fithall 5, Considine3, Anderson 2, King 2, Abrahams,Downey, J . McLoughiin, Seilars . Best:Neyland, Godfrey, Fithali, Peter Mc-Loughlin, Anderson, Kilkenney.
CAULFIELD GRAMMAR: Hood 2,Hitchcock 2, Everitt, Gailus, Gregory,Seymour, Strugnell . Best: Watson, Everitt,Sisson, L. Wiison, Smith, Hood .
Thomastown 3.3 9.9 10.10 14.11-95De La Saile 2.3 4.3 5.8 8.10-58
THOMASTOWN: Czerny 7, Avellino 2,J . Kourlis, G . Kourlis, Fleming, Gleeson,Dri. Best : Taylor, Avellino, Leiper, Di-Battista, Czerny, Buffham.
DE LA SALLE : Curren 2, Ryan 2, Cull,Forrest, P . Kerin, O'Reilly. Best: Nugent,Beddoe, Dickenson, P. Kerin, Toohey,O'Reilly .
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A RESERVE SECTIO NUni Blues 1.2 4.6 5.9 8.15-63Old Trin Gr 3.3 3.3 5.8 5 .10-40
UNIV . BLUES : McGee 3, Collins 2,Templar, Sharp, Clohesy. Best : Small,Macrae, Sharp, McGee, Jewson, Nicolson .
OLD TRINITY: Stockdale, L . Dann,Fekete, Waters, Hunt . Best : Cook, Bunt-ing, Waters, Masters, Clingin, Nelson .St Bernard's OC 4 .7 7 .13 8 .18 8 .19-67Uni Blacks 1 .1 4.4 6 .6 7.15-57
ST. BERNARD'S O .C .: Iannazzo 2,Sheehan 2, Dalmau, Slater, Dailey, Waite .Best: Peter Pearson, Sheehan, Tyler, Ian-nazzo, Trewin, Collins .UNIV. BLACKS: Bateman 2, McRobert
2, Ley, Sawyer, Lade. Best: Bateman,Herben, Sceney, McRobert, Steele, Lay .
Nth Old Boys 0.1 8.7 12.10 16 .13-109Mon Blues 2.4 4.5 8.8 10.9 - 6 9
NORTH OLD BOYS : Cuffe 4, Curley 3,Ryland 3, Sheales 2, Prior Ould, Harvey,Fitzpatrick . Best : Crooks, 1;telson, Curley,Bevanda, Sheales, Harvey .
MONASH BLUES : Gallagher 3, Grutz-ner 2, Schneider 2, Gunning 2, Styles .Best: Olding, Grutzner, Gunning, Scott,Boylan, Coldham .
Reservoir OB 5 .4 6 .7 8 .9 8.9-57Coburg 1 .2 3.5 4.7 6 .7-43
RESERVOIR O .B . : P. Hansen 3, Car-lyle 2, Morse, D . Giles, A. Shepherd .Best: A. Shepherd, D . Giles, Gray, Han-sen, Manson, Pettet .
COBURG : Symons 3, Lewis, Cunning-ham, Tolley . Best: Lewis, J . Taylor, Cun-ningham, Lynas, I . Liddle, Handley.
DLS OC 4.4 10.11 11 .12 13 .13-91Ormond 4.7 6.9 7.15 8 .20-68
DE LA SALLE : Hill 5, Harley 4, G .Hale 2, M. P. Bourke, G . McDonald,Best : Yarwood, Harrison, A . Kerin, Hill,G . Hale, Perkins .
ORMOND: Fisher 3, Carter 2, Rosen-garten, Farrell, Cameron . Best : Lewis,Fisher, Thomas, Cameron, Farrell, Hoey .
Today Peter Rubira in his third yearwith Monash Whites plays his 50th con-secutive game . Peter, who is currentlySecretary of the club, and Vice-Captainof .the Reserves, has played most of hisgames in the Reserves . It is indicative ofhis dedication to the club that despitegout, car accidents and nagging anklecomplaints, Peter has managed to reachthe milestone of fifty games withoutmissing any in the last two-and-a-half-years . Fifty games is an achievement initself, but to play fifty consecutivegames is quite a rare feat.
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B RESERVE SECTICa ;,~Ivanhoe 6.6 9 .11 14 .21 17 .22.12qMHS Old Boys 1 .1 5.4 7.4 10 .5 - 65
IVANHOE : V. Harris 5, Simpson 5Hecker 2, Dockerty 2, Dean, Steen'Adley . Best: V . Harris, Simpson, Hecker,O'Rourke, Hoare, Field .
M .H .S . OLD BOYS : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday .Geelong 1.I 4.4 9 .6 11 .7 -73Collegians 3.3 5 .7 7 .7 10.10-70
GEELONG : Lowcock 5, Collins 2Bumpstead 2, Poulton, R. Jeremiah . Best:Bullen, Lowcock, McArthur, McDonald,Collins, Poulton .
COLLEGIANS : Ferguson 3, Moodie 3Newton 2, Tucker, Nash . Best: Emmett;P. Taylor, Cartledge, McDonald, James,Purdue .
Old Scotch Col 0 .3 4 .10 5,11 10,12-72Marcellin OC 2 .3 4 .3 6 .6 9.6 -60
OLD SCOTCH: Goal-kickers, Bes tPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday,
MARCELLIN O .C . : Wright 3, O'Connor2, P . Mahon 2, J. Aloisio, Sartori . Best:F . Aloisio, O'Connor, Maguire, T . Aloisio,Tursi, Mangiafico .
Old Paradians 3,0 4.3 6.9 8,10-58Old Carey Gr 4.3 5 .6 5 .8 6 .9 .45
OLD PARADIANS : McKinley 4, Kis-sane 2, Hart, Mount. Best : Hart, Johnson,McKinley, Kissane, McKormack, Brennan
OLD CAREY: Armstrong 2, Hames ,Fink, McKenzie, Morgan . Best : England,Harries, Fink, S . Elliott, Seale, Tatnell .St Kilda CBOC 1 .0 5.8 5 .8 8 .11-59Caul Gram 2.2 3.3 4 .7 7 .8 -50
ST. KILDA CBOC : Jopling 2, Jones,Esmonde, B . White, J . White, M . De-laney, Girdwood . Best: Esmonde, Halpin,Vickers, Jopling, Taylor, Kingsland.
CAULFIELD GRAM, : Lupson 4, Goold,Criswick, Gerrand. Best : Lupson, Ger-rand, Goold, Monotti, Symons, Pickering .
However, like all good things, Peterhas found that his run of consecutivegames has had to come to an end. It iswith deep regret that, due to pressuresof final year studies, he has to announcehis temporary retirement . It is hoped thathe will be able to come back soon andplay his next fifty games consecutivelyalso . All at Monash congratulate Peterand wish him well for the future . P .S .Peter wishes it to be known that there isno truth to the rumour that he is retiringbecause of his gout .
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C RESERVE SECTIO N
Old Haiieybury s 32.1 6 .6 9. 9
.6 3 .6 5 .9 15 .10-4 0
OLD MELBURNIANS : Austin 3, D . Wil-,u,t 3, Thomas, Elam, Miller, Campbell .pest: Strawhorn, Hepworth, Woodbridge,,itjomas, Marks, Wallace-Mitchell .
OLD HAILEYBURY : Metherall 3, Ban-on, Jessep . Best : England, Irving . Jes-p, Lord, Metherall, S . Poole .
Pnrkside 6.5 10.10 13.11 18,16-124llphington 1 .2 1.3 3.11 4 .11- 3 5
PARKSIDE : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-i„~, - first post Monday.
ALPHINGTON : Matton 2, Anderson,Humm . Best: Anderson, Hayes, Plumpton,critchley, Belcher, A. Jones .
liamp Rovers 4.3 9.4 14.9 19 .9-123power House 1.0 2.4 2.4 3.8- 2 6
IIAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 6, Cave 5,malone 3, Mirabito 3, Wolfe, K . English .6est : Horne, Cave, Lewis, O'Rielly,,malone, Combe .
POWER HOUSE : Oster 2, Parker . Best :P ilien, Oster, O'Brien, Hutchinson, An--c1i, Ward .
Kew 0.3 1.4 2 .5 4 .11-35Old Ivanhoe Gr 2.1 3.3 4 .5 4.6 -3 0
KEW: Campbell 3, Bell . Best : Willcox,Anroniades, Hore, Campbell, Cleland, Mc-Rillop .
OLD IVANHOE : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday .
D RESERVE SECTIONAssumption OCOld Cam Gr
Old XaveriansBrunswick
ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : Daly 3, Ar-nott, Maas . Best : Murray, Bergin, Maas,Catanese, Gorey, Tighe .
OLD CAMBERWELL: Price. Best : M .Williams, Thompson, Treacher, Oakley,Swift, Ansett .
AJAXOld Bright Gr
l .l 1.6 3.7 5 .11-410.4 0.6 1 .7 1 .8 -1 4
0 .1 5.3 5.3 6.6-422.1 3.3 3.7 5.9-3 9
AJAX: Gurfinkel 2, Jurberg 2, Kagan,J. Rozen . Best: Segal, Jurberg, Gurfinkel,Lipson, Ivany, Friede .
OLD BRIGHTON : Dredge 2, Smak 2,Millis . Best : Tapp, Flack, Simon, Temple-ton, Warnock, Prescott .
Elsternwick 8.6 11.11 21 .12 24.14-158National Bank 0.1 3.2 3.4 6.6 - 4 2
ELSTERNWICK : Watson 5, Stevens 4,Patience 4, O'Connell 3, Manson 2, Zim-mer 2, McInnes 2, Mavros, Little . Best :Watson, Patience, McInnes, Mavros,Stevens, R . Scott .
NATIONAL BANK: Gale 3, Moore 2,Walkeden . Best: Gale, Pritchard, Freeman,Alexander, Moore, McLean .
SSBOld Geelong
2.5 3.6 6.10 6 .13-490,3 1.5 1.6 3.8-2 6
STATE SAV . BANK : Bennett, Brennan,Cooney, Graham, Scott, Thane . Best :Pitts, O'Neill, P . Wabbis, Bennett, Sulli-van, Cowell .
OLD GEELONG : Wells 2, S . Anderson,Best : S . Anderson, Mollard, Dickson, Con-nor, Carmichcael, Whittle .
Fawkner 8 .10 12,14 13 .16 18.17-125UHS OB 0.0 4.2 5.4 8.5 - 5 3
FAWKNER : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - fi rst post Monday .
U.H .S . OLD BOYS : Chettle 4, McLellan,Grey, Luscombe . Best: Toleman, Car-lyle, Chettle, Thomas, Marr, McKenzie .
4 .2 11 .4 17.7 23 .9-1472 .0 2.0 2.0 3.0- 1 8
OLD XAVERIANS : Fraser 11, Stanley4, Silk 3, Delaney 2, Marguccio 2, Cusack,N. Zachariah . Best: Fraser, Silk, Cusack,Marguccio, Jorgensen, Stanley .
BRUNSWICK: Goal-kickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .
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Next Week's Matches - July l :` Last Week's Results - ContinuedOn ground of first-named club at 2 p .m. - Reserves at 11 .45 a.m.
A SECTIONReservoir O .B . v De La Salle O .C .Monash Blues v St. Bernard's O .C .University Blues v North Old BoysOld Trinity Gramm . v Coburg(at Elsternwick Park )Ormond v University Blacks
B SECTIONOld Paradians v St . Kilda CBOCMarcellin O .C . v CollegiansM .H .S . Old Boys v Old Scotch Coll.Ivanhoe v Old Carey Gramm .Caulfield Gramm . v Geelong
C SECTIONU.H .S . Old Boys v KewPower House v ParksideOld Melburnians v Hampton RoversOld Haileyburians x Fawkne rOld Ivanhoe Gramm v Alphington
D SECTIONState Sav . Bank v BrunswickElsternwick v A .J .A.X .Old Camberwell Gramm . v National BankAssumption O.C . v Old GeelongOld Xaverians v Old Brighton Gramm.
E SECTIONA .N .Z . Bank v HeathertonCommonwealth Bank v Monash White
aLa Trobe Blacks v A .M .P . SocietyNorth Brunswick v St. Kevin's O .B,St. Pat's-Monivae O .C . v Old Mentonians
F SECTIONUniversity Reds v West BrunswickBeverley Hills v Footscray I .T .Bulleen United v ThornburySt . Bede's O .C . v Bulieen-TempiestoweGlenroy v La Trobe Red s
JUNIOR SECTION 1Hampton Rovers v IvanhoeMonash University v Power HouseUniversity Blues v Old Scotch Coll,North Old Boys v OrmondCoburg v University Black s
JUNIOR SECTION 2Old Paradians v ThomastownKew v St. Bernard's O .C .Alphington v Reservoir O .B.West Brunswick v Caulfield Gramm .De La Salle O .C . v Geelong
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E RESERVE SECTIONatd Mentonians 4.3 4.3 6 .6 6 .8-44}IC,t Whites 0.1 0.8 0.8 5 .9-39
OLD MENTONIANS : M. Clough 2 ,tiicks, Ericksen, Osborn, R . McKenzie .IIest : Fleming, M . Clough, Hicks, Grey,~,rainger, Zimaris .
`IONASH WHITES : Burley 3, Phillips,tlisik. Best: Phillips, O'Brien, Burley,tj ; rrett, Barnes, Eastham .
A51P Society 2 .4 4.4 6.7 7 .7-49wealth Bank 1.1 3 .4 4.4 6.6-42A .M.P . SOCIETY : Hardman 2, McLeod ,
FerraQl, A . Carr, Hirons, De Propertis .Best : De Propertis, S . Carr, McLeod, Fer-ran, P . Henderson, Williams .
CI'VEALTH BANK: Leeming 2, King,Reeves, Hunt, Athans . Best : Reeves,
hice, King, McNamee, Johnson, Dunk-Ic c
St Kevin's OB 4.6 6.7 12 .9 12 .10-82.IVZ Bank 1 .0 3.5 3.6 5 .9 -3 9
ST. KEVIN'S O.B. : Martin 3, Bourke2, Jewett 2, Gaven 2, Hawkins, Noonan,T . Corrigan . Best : T . Corrigan, Jowett,BoEirke, Jordan, P . Davies, Martin .
A .N .Z . BANK : May 2, Fehring, Harper,Podesta. Best : Fehring, Harper, May, Paulorchard, Pecora, Richards .
Heatherton 2.1 10.7 11.8 13 .15-93St Pat's-Mon 4.2 4.2 5.4 5 .4 -3 4
IIEATHERTON: Goal-kickers, Best Play-er.s not received, or received after copyc'ead-line - first post Monday.
ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Campbell 2,tt'alsh, Flower, Richardson . Best : Lard-ner . Richardson, Waymouth, Flower,Bradfield, I . Brooker.
LaT Blacks forfeited to Nth Brunswick .
Congratulations are extended to BernieO'Connor who plays his 50th game for1larcellin O .C . Bernie has had manyhighlights in his football career . Todays his 50th consecutive game and duringthis period he was a member of the1974 Reserves grand final side, ReservesBest and Fairest 1974, Runner-up in 1975and a prolific goalkicker in both years .One of the few true rovers in "Eagle-iand", Bernie is again having a success-fuI season and so, from all at Marcellin,well done and all the best for today.
F RESERVE SECTIO NSt Bede's OC 2.0 7.4 8.5 12.13-85Bulleen Unit 2 .5 3.8 7.14 9.14-68
ST. BEDE'S O .C. : Goal-kickers not sup-plied . Best: Hall, Lagerberg, Fogarty,Bowden, Elmore, Ayre .
BULLEEN UNITED : Cairns 4, Turner 2,Paul Archer, O'Halloran, Littlejohn . Best:Paul Archer, Edwards, Cairns, Turner,Ash, Littlejohn .
LaTrobe Reds 0.3 1 .10 4.12 8 .14-62'Footscray IT 4.1 5.1 6.5 6.5 -4 1
LA TROBE REDS : Bennett 4, Ryan 2,Fox, Kleeman . Best: Bennett, G . Wilson,T . Delahunty, Kleeman, Condon, Brian .
FOOTSCRAY I.T. : Delucca 2, Mullar-vey 2, Bennett, Bridge . Best: Delucca,Smith, Cobby, Mullarvey, Bennett, W .Lucas .
Beverley Hills 2.9 5 .16 7 .23 10 .24-84Thornbury 1 .0 1 .1 3.1 4 .2 -2 6
BEVERLEY HILLS : Flemming 6, Hyatt2, Nugent, Hassan . Best : Woods, Egan,Glennister, Hyatt, O'Dea, Haack.
THORNBURY: Goal-kickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .
Uni Reds 2.1 3.5 7.7 10.9-69Bulleen-T'stowe 3 .2 5 .5 7.7 7.11-53
UNIV . REDS: Lipshut 4, Lynch 2,Acciarito Cooper, Grigg, Stephenson .Best: Lipshut, Grigg, Grey, G . J. Wil-kins, Long, Forrest .
BULLEEN - TEMPLESTOWE : Dozzi 4,G . K. Miles, Dickson, Hancock . Best :Dozzi, A . Smith, Kennedy, Hancock,Lane, Knell .
West Bswick 7.7 10 .9 15 .12 17 .14-116Glenroy 0.0 3.3 3.3 3.3 - 2 1
WEST BRUNSWICK : Kovatzi 4, Mac-donald 2, Mann 2, Meldrum 2, Oakley 2,Suleyman 2, Coleman, Green, Fletcher .Best : Fletcher, Kovatzi, Macdonald,Mann, Oakley, Spencer .
GLENROY: G . J . Ford, Stockdale, Goss .Best : R. Smith, Stockdale, Lind, Bray,Maughan, G . J . Ford.
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PREMIERSHIP LISTSA SECTION
L For Agst % PtsA RESERVE SECTION
W L For Ags tDe La Salle OC 8 2 881 571Coburg 8 2 685 542University Blues 7 3 739 621St. Bernards OC 6 4 720 649North Old Boys 5 5 710 654Ormond 4 6 787 777Monash Blues 4 6 669 768Old Trinity Gr. 4 6 577 718Reservoir O .B. 4 6 408 601-;University Blacks - 10 340 730
B RESERVE SECTIONOld Scotch Coll . 9 1 1008 458Ivanhoe 8 2 961 563Marcellin OC 7 3 875 539**St. Kilda CBOC 5 4 633 617Collegians 5 5 797 627Caulfield Gram . 4 6 649 680Geelong 4 6 513 989*MHS Old Boys 3 6 707 696Old Carey Or . 2 8 480 950OId Paradians 2 8 338 111 3
C RESERVE SECTIONHampton Rovers 9 1 792 471Parkside 8 2 1108 336Fawkner 7 3 1083 527Old Melburnians 7 3 808 434Old Haileybury 7 3 788 492New 5 5 573 626UHS Old Boys 3 7 516 834Old Ivanhoe Or. 1 9 320 952Alphington 1 9 280 1074I Power House 2 8 272 910
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North Old Boys 8 2 1055 831 127.0 32St. Bernard's OC 7 3 961 727 132 .2 28De La Salle OC 7 3 958 788 121 .6 28University Blues 6 4 1216 962 126 .4 24Old Trinity Or. 5 5 942 1070 88.0 20Coburg 4 6 1009 1020 98 .9 16Ormond 4 6 1035 1083 95 .6 16University Blacks 4 6870 1027 84 .7 16Monash Blues 3 7 770 1132 68 .0 12Reservoir OB 2 8 873 1168 74.7 8
B SECTIONCaulfield Gr . 9 1 1189 810 146.8 36Marcellin OC 8 2 1137 694 163.8 32Old Scotch Coll . 8 2 1141 743 153 .6 32Old Paradians 6 4 938 887 105 .7 24Collegians 5 5 894 832 107 .5 20Geelong 5 5 849 1029 82 .5 20Ivanhoe 4 6 1016 1086 93 .6 16St . Kilda CBOC 4 6 737 1014 72.7 16MHS Old Boys 1 9 882 1261 69.9 4Old Carey Or. - 10 614 1124 54.6 -
C SECTIONOld Haileybury 10 - 1092 693 157 .6 40Old Melburnians 8 2 1367 883 154 .8 32Parkside 7 3 1313 859 152 .9 28Hampton Rovers 7 3 982 829 118 .5 28Fawkner 6 4 1125 883 127 .4 24UHS Old Boys 3 7 964 1020 94.5 12Old Ivanhoe Or. 3 7 865 1022 84 .6 12Alphington 2 8 802 1226 65 .4 8Kew 2 8 709 1260 56.3 8Power House 2 8 692 1236 56 .0 8
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W L For Agst % Pts
AJAX 10 - 1293 675 191 .6 40old Xaverians 8 2 1064 903 117 .8 32old Camberwell Gr. 7 3 1054 826 127 .6 28Assumption O.C. 6 4 946 701 135.0 24=,s,,rnwick 6 4 925 854 108 .3 24•Stote Sav . Bank 4 5 860 892 96.4 18p d Geelong 4 6 990 984 100.6 160!d Brighton Or . 3 7 912 999 91 .3 12~5runswick 1 8 641 1196 53 .6 6,~ciional Bank - 10 578 1233 46 .9 -
E SECTIONtSt . Kevins OB 7 2 947 760 124.6 30LaTrobe Blacks 7 3 859 642 133 .8 28Old Mentonians 6 4 865 762 113 .5 24Heatherton 5 5 1020 942 108 .3 20~,~? Bank 5 4 772 717 107 .7 20
!,T Society 4 6 829 946 87 .6 18;nh Brunswick 4 6 750 740 101 .4 16
: . Pats-Monivae OC 4 6 856 912 93 .9 16',-,ash Whites 3 6 638 852 74.9 12Ccmmonwealth Bk 3 7 726 989 73 .4 12
F SECTIONWest Brunswick 10 - 1483 615 241 .1 40St . Bedes OC 9 1 1162 752 154 .5 36Beverley Hills 6 4 1054 939 112 .2 24Footscray I.T. 5 5 935 1041 89.8 20-, ~rnbury 4 6 981 968 101 .3 1 6;'Ieen-T/stowe 4 6 977 986 99 .1 16
~ul een United 4 6 939 1070 87.8 16G^nroy 4 6 822 1204 68.3 16__Trobe Reds 3 7 687 987 69 .6 1 2varsity Reds 1 9 788 1266 62 .2 4
JUNIOR SECTION 1North Old Boys 10 - 1421 463 306.9 40Monash University 8 2 1300 497 261 .6 32University Blues 7 3 1143 781 146 .4 28'Ivanhoe 6 3 947 849 111 .5 26Ormand 5 5 816 959 85 .1 20llnlv_rsity Blacks 4 6 764 780 97 .9 16Ccc,rg 3 7 883 1001 88.2 1 2
House 3 7 733 1421 51 .6 12old Scotch Coll. 1 8 706 1508 46.8 6Ne.mpton Rovers 2 8 524 1265 41 .4 4
D RESERVE SECTION
Elsternwick 8 2 919 515t 178 .4 3t2AJAX 8 2 794 524 151 .5 32*Old Brighton Gr . 7 2 883 533 165 .7 30Assumption OC 6 4 647 540 119 .8 24*Old Xaverians 5 4 769 651 118 .1 22State Sav . Bank 5 5 670 698 96 .0 20Old Camberwell Or . 5 5 501 562 89 .1 20Old Geelong 4 6 701 695 100 .9 16National Bank 1 9 413 1000 41 .3 4Brunswick - 10 335 995 33 .7 -
E RESERVE SECTIONSt. Kevins OB 9 1 679 444 152.9 36Heatherton 8 2 1003 405 247.7 32AMP Society 6 4 610 459 132 .9 24ANZ Bank 6 4 646 534 121 .0 24North Brunswick 6 4 564 550 102.5 24Oid Mentonians 5 5 605 603 100 .3 20Monash Whites 5 5 525 572 91 .8 20Commonwealth Bk 3 7 485 664 73.0 12;LaTrobe Blacks 2 8 384 633 60.7 4St. Pats-Monivae - 10 387 1024 37 .8 -
F RESERVE SECTIONWest Brunswick 10 - 1006 343 293 .3 40LaTrobe Reds 6 4 445 543 82 .0 24St . Bodes OC 5 5 679 599 113.4 20Beverley Hills 5 5 562 506 111 .1 20Footscray I .T. 5 5 524 522 100.4 20Thornbury 5 5 595 643 92 .5 20*University Reds 4 5 520 781 66.6 18Bulleen United 4 6 572 641 89 .2 16Bulleen-T/stowe 3 7 499 598 83 .4 12*Glenroy 2 7 459 767 59 .8 10
JUNIOR SECTION 2Thomastown 10 - 1761 448 393.1 40Caulfield Gram. 8 2 1210 739 163.7 32St. Bernards OC 7 3 1193 614 194 .3 28West Brunswick 7 3 1145 804 142.4 28Old Paradians 7 3 1018 847 120 .2 28Reservoir OB 5 5 1276 826 154 .5 20De La Salle OC 3 7 860 1156 74 .4 12Geelong 2 8 565 1309 43.2 3Alphington 1 9 624 1456 42 .9 4New - 10 352 1857 19.0 -*Drawn Game .Four points lost for Forfeit .
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University Blues full-forward MarkTyquin and centre-half-back PeterSrhauble reached the 50th game mark
:nst Old Trinity last week . Both areheir third season with the club and
te,members of the Blues Juniors 1974+miership side . Although still eligibl ethe Juniors last year they very
quiclcly established themselves as keypo,ition players with the seniors whereth,ir contribution assisted the "Blues"in their return to "A" Section . Mark isthe present co-leader of the "A" SectionGoal-kickers list while Peter is alreadyan imnortant member of the defence.Today it is back-pocket Gerry Westmore'sturn to reach the 50th milestone, thisevent has been delayed for most of thisseason when Gerry broke his ankle inthe first game. Hearty congratulations tothree great p.uvs from all "Blues",members and friends.
Chris Waters will "finally" achieve his50th game today for U .H .S .O.B . Chrishas been with the club since schoolyears, plays in the ruck or key forwardand backline positions . He should havereached this mark earlier, however,business commitments have made itdifficult . All at Uni High wish Chris thebest for today and the future .
Caulfield Grammarians wish to con-gratulate three players who have recentlyplave,l their 50th games. Chris Nicholand David "Duck" Dunn played theirslast Satin-clay against St . Kilda C .B .O .C .-bile Wanvick "Play one, miss one"Watson played his 50th game a fewweeks ago against Old Paradians . Con-gratulations and best wishes to all threeplayers .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 26, 1976 Page 27
MANSON - RUSSELChairman of the V.A.F.A. Executive
From a champion player in the 1950's to a top administraLor inChairman Of th,
the 1970's - that i sExecutive Committee the of the Victo rnS Amateur S Football Association
since 1971 .Manson started with Old Scotch in 1948 at the age of L~, an d
continued playing with the club until the end of the 1963 season ._ . _--- --:, ,
He first gained a place in theVictorian team for the 1951 Car-nival in Melbourne, but was in-jured on the Saturday prior to thecommencement of the Carnivaland was forced to withdraw fromthe side.
So he made his Victorian debutagainst South Australia at Ade-laide, in 1952, when he won theaward for Best Player in the Vic-torian side .
Manson went to Adelaide thefollowing year as a member of theVictorian Carnival team, and in 1954he again had to withdraw from theState side on account of injury.He missed selection in 1955 butrejoined the Victorian team for theHobart Carnival in 1956.
Carnivals seemed to be hisspecialty for his next (and last) for missing that Carnival - Man-appearance in a Victorian sweater son won the A Section Best andwas at the 1959 Perth Carnival, Fairest award that year.when he was almost 30 years of He also won Old Scotch Best and
age. Fairest award in 1951 and again
(I well remember Manson played in 1954, and was voted the Bes t
no small part in lifting Victoria out Team Player on four occasions-of a tough spot to beat Tasmania 1953, 1955, 1956 and 1957 .
in that Carnival, when the Tassie In his 16 seasons with the clubboys looked to have the game won as a player, he chalked up 251at three-quarter-time
. That was games, was Leading Goal-kickerthe beginning of Tasmania's burst six times and kicked approximatof glory in Interstate Amateur ely 700 goals -- a truly fine effort .
Football, which lasted for a nurn His playing position? - Well,her of years, but which, unfortuna- with his 5' 7" weighing av: hole
tely, appears to have again sub- 10.10, what could he be but a
sided - Ed.) rover?
If it had not been for that ill- After being Vice-Captain in 1951,
timed injury in 1951, Manson Manson was Captain of Old Scotch
would have been t rian player to havee r pfirst r se t led 1957 . He was Captain and Coac h
~ and 1963, hisBthe Stat
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lire is a Life Member of OldScotch Football and Cricket clubs
cod vice-President of both clubs
. career-what of much the radmhis irilst atigve side?
He was Old Scotch Delegate to
the V.A .F .A. from 1949 to 1971 andwas elected to the Umpire Comr❑, ittee in 1965. He remained amember of this Committee until
1973 .
In 1963 he was appointed to theSelection Committee and has beenchairman since 1967 .
Manson was elected a memberof the Executive Committee in1965, and was appointed Chairmanin 1971, the same year in whichhe was elected a Vdce-President ofthe V.A.F.A .
He is also a member of theSports Council of Victoria.
So Manson Russel has givennearly 30 years service to theV.A.F.A., like Johnny Walker is"still going strong", and there's noreason to believe that he won'tcontinue to do so for many yearsto come .
BLUES VETERANFINALLY MADE THE BIG "V "
After playing with University Blues since 1968, Tim Standish
was in the Victorian squad this
finally made the Victorian side last season.
Tim, one of the Blues'- veterans with nearly 150 games to his
credit, at 26 years of age showed that experience can be an important
facet in our game.
Standing 6' 41" and tipping the self available for the trip and had
scales at 14 stone, it is logical to withdraw.
that Tim should be a ruckman .
That was the position he filledin the match against Tasmania in1975 when he was one of thebest players .
The previous year he was runner-up in the Blues' Best and Fairestvoting to Barry Church, but wonthe award last season .
On the administrative side offootball, Tim was a Vice-Presidentof Melbourne University FootballClub in 1974 and 1975 but re-linquished the position at the startof this season.
Tim, who is a civil engineer,
year but was unable to make him-
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BEHIND THE SCENrisMany years ago, in the late 1950's we
published a series of articles entitled"THE BACK-ROOM BOYS" -- telling ourreaders of the football history of n7em-bers of the Executive Committee andother prominent officials of the V .A .F.A .
We believe that very, very few (ifany) of the present day players wouldhave read any of these articles, and Inany case there have been a number ofnew faces at the Executive table sincethose days, so we propose to tell youabout the present officials .
We started with Secretary JACK FUI,.LERTON last week . Today we introducethe Chairman of the Executive Committee,MANSON RUSSEL, who has been con-nected with Amateur football, as playerand administrator, since 1948 .
THE BLACK LISTMissed Publication deadline (Senior and
Juniors 5 p .m., Reserves 3 p.m.) - FineTHREE DOLLARS .
COBURG JUNIORS
Failed to phone Final scores to HeraldOffice before 5.30 p .m. - Fine SIX DOL-LARS .
LA TROBE REDS
GLENROY
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Failed to phone Final scores or Detailsto Press Correspondent before 6 p .m . FineSIX DOLLARS .
LA TROBE REDS
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Phoned Incorrect Scores - Fine THREEDOLLARS .
UNIVERSITY BLACKS JUNIORS
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GLENROY RESERVES
"TIPSTERS' TALLY"Last Week Total
Alex Johnson (C) (5) 37 JimFidge (D) (4) 35 1
Norm Nugent ( J2) (4) 34Keith Findlay ( F) (5) 34John Byrne (B) (4 ) 31Alf Kean ( A) (2) 30Peter Nathan (11) (4) 27'Syd Whitfield (E) (3) 2 j
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For teams on Thursday night (as earlyas possible after 7 .30 p .m., please-andcertainly before 9 p .m.)
The Age 60-0421 - Ken Piesse.This applies to clubs in main game
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