�o. 16 SATURDAY, 9th JULY, 1960

Next Week's Fixtures *

· KURRI KURRI v. CESSNOCK

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NORTHERN SUBURBS v. TORONTO WESTERN SUBURBS y .. LAKES UNITED

SOUTH NEWCASTLE v. CENTRAL NEWCASTLE MAITLAND v. WARATAH MAYFIELD

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Stan Farquharson who is having his first year as treasurer with North is doing a really good job for the "blues". Stan has a long family association with North. His father Eric being a· former secretary, an,d uncle Allan being a former player and committeeman.

Comp. conducted by Maitland 2/7/60 was won by Mrs. E. Hoffman,_ Beresfield ticket No. 4079.

Despite the lack of size, Waratah hooker M. "Zonka" Kelly continues to shine when the going gets tough. Nearly always able to get his share of the ball from the scrums, Zonka could well be called "The Little Dic­tator."

Alec Perkins, South 5/8 played an excellent game last week. He repro­duced the form that made. him one of the district's top liner:s:

"Bud" Ridley, Kurri's young third grade winger was very unfortunate when he sust::i,ined a fractured jaw a fortnight 'ago. It was an accidental injury and it is bad luck for this young player in his first season· in grad� footoall.

Darrell Anderson of North is con­tinuing to improve and he fully de­served all the praise he earned for last week's game. Darrell should represent next ·year.

It was pleasing to see Russ Faulds return to the Cessnock third grade team against Torento. Russ nas found it hard to train this season and now he has made the side he could be se·lected for reserve grade before the st:ason is over.

Johnnie Parkinson from Norths thirds is playing good consistent foot­ball. His switch of pla.y last week which brought a fine try belng excel­lent.

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Aiways there to see Waratah tul·ned ·out spic and span, is popuiar jersey steward "Big Jim" Baldock. Besides being a top man i� his job Jim would be the best chewing gum eater in the land.

Greg Murrell showed a fine turn of speed when he sco:·ed a runaway try which virtually won the match in the third grade game against La:'kes last Saturday. Kurri and Lakes were equal e,n fourth place but after Kurri's 8-4 victory last week this team is now !eading by 2 points over Lakes forthe fourth position.

All in W·ests camp are wishing Graham Sutcliffe a speedy recovery from his broken wrist, received against Waratah last week. Although on the bright side, Ern Snelson, Terry Knight and 'Big Joe' Cordner resume in the teams today affli all wish them a. top form game.

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XCLE. SPORTS GROUND--,3.15 p.m. Saturday, 9th July, 1960

Lakes United v. Northern Suburbs LAKES UNITED

Blue and Golq,, White Shorts F'ull-back:

1-J. Cunninglunn Three-quarters:

2-G • • Jenkins · lU. Joues-3 4-R. i\Iurrell I. "\Volfe-5

Halves: 6-C. Coulton

Forwards: �·. Turner-7

NORTHERN SUBURBS Royal and Sky Blue Bars

F'ull-back: 1-N. Hancock Three-quarters:

�-R. Hunter J. lT"TI·iu-3 4-L. B'o,'nlitch S. Gill-5

Halves: 12-D, '\Villi:uns 'l'. A .. nclei·son-13

F'Orwards: S-A. Screen J. Daley-!l

S-Roh. i\Ioses 10-V. Lee 12-R. I.ons<ln]e

R. Frazer-!l J. Gill (One to lle omittc,1) T. Shepher,l-11 10-W. Owens D. Aiulerson-11

T. Ho"�se-13 12-D. "'-VilUau1s J . .::'\..1ulerso11-1:{

Referee: K. Barwick Linesmen: J. Hancock (Blue Flag), D. Murphy (Reµ ;Flag)

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RESERVE GRADE-1.45 p.m .

. LAKES UNITED

F'ull-back: 1-D. Wen<lt

Three-quarters: 2-S. Stokes F. lUc�Ianus-3 4-R. Rusden D, Fitz11atrick-5

Halves: G-P. Harrison N. Hincks-·;

Forwards: S-,J, Smythe

lO�J. Charlton 12--.J, I�night

Linesmen:

J, Cowen-!l I. Gray-11

T. Hewson-13

Referee: T. · Liddiard (Blue

NORTHERN SUBURBS

F'ull-baclc 1-H. Gibson

Three-quarters: 2-N. Boytl ,J. Siiuons-:1 4-J. l\"ewton G. Byers-a

Halves: G-,J. Cullen T. Coles-,

Forwards: 8-N. PI:ttts p, Fnleoner-!l

10-T .. Corrig·au L. Gill-11 12--R. Banks E, Worrell-lH

D. Webb

Flag), T. Austin (Red. Flag)

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TORONTO Green and Gold

1-L. Leultey

/ KURRI l{URRI

2-G. Sne,hlon 4-C. U.ee,I 6--A. Dnrneit 8-C. Cotton

10-N. Henton 12-R. Ar111itngc

Half Royal Blue top, half Red bottom 1-D. Peel

D. Gor,Ion-3 z..:.._A, U.lelrnr,Ison IC. Cloutcn-5 4-li'.. .Johnson ....

L. Fiel,1-7 (l-It. Geur A, Collins-0 8-G. l'llurrell

M. 1'1Iur1,lly-ll 10-J. Miller R. Hento�-13 12�D. Hill

Referee: T. Gustard

A, Struker-.'l .J. Lysngbt-�

A. Do_.I,ls-7 n. PJ,Uli1•s-O

N. Wyborn-U .J. O'li:eefe-lll

Linesmen: J. Chidgey (Blue Flag), M. Mallon (Red Flag)

WESTERN SUBURBS CENTRAL NEWCASTLE Red and Green ' Blue and White 1-D. Stewnr� 27-L. U.oss

2-A. Woo(ln·nt·ll 4-J. U.abblt ll--1. �p.

10-A. 12-C.

Leggett U.ynn (en1>t,) Shone Wul1,ole

P. Preston-3 W. Gray-5

28-L. A•ln1ns 30-F. l'llclllubon

R. no,lgson--7 32-D. Hunt C. Luw-0 34-A. SI,e1•·ltcr1l

J. Corclner-11 llll-,r. Nohm R. Harris-13 38-lt. Co1•el:md

Referee: C. Russell Linesmen: B. Cooper (Blue Flag), R. Bolewski

F. Hurley-20 u.. Feltluuu-:n

J. Tonguc-3ll J. Sinelnlr-'ln Hensltuw-'17

P, '\Vltitney-:JII

(Red Flag)

WARATAH-MAYFIELD Gold .Tersey-2" Maroon Stripes

t-J. Wilton

SOUT:il NEWCASTLE (Colours-h:ed & White, Stripes)

1-J. Beuth 2-Ji:, Le1l1ly 4-N. Stevenson 6--Ii:. l'IInl,bott 8-L. lllurkham

10-E. Dry:1nt · 12-E. D111pcss

R. Eclwurcls--3 2-G. Purnell C. Smitlt-5 4-1{, Palmer

I{, Ncilson-7 ll--'1'. Phi0

Jli1,s C. Smitlt-0 8-lll. Gill . G. Dcll-ll. 10-G. Ott

W. Stott-Ill 12-D. J,lenr

N. McCorriston-ll G. Denn-M

U.. ' Amlerson--7 G. Boclcll-11

G. Alsbury-1 I S. Ebrill-l:1

Linesmen: J. Referee: Art-Wright

Kingston (Blue Fiag), L. Shrum . \

(Red Flag)

LAlillS , UNITED Blue and Golcl

NORTHERN SUBURBS Royal Blue

1-F. '\VltiteJ,eud 1 1-W. Harvie 2-G. Perrin· J. Wilkins-3 2-'\V. \Vlrnntley R. Higgerson-H 4�1{. '\Vhitc N. Hnrtney-5 4-ll. Dennett ·R. Dcncon-n

8-F. Pcnfolcl 10-It. 'I'urnbull 12-,J. Dnrber

/ .J. n.egnn-7 ll-R. nntes · Ii. lllurruy-0 8-P. lUoylun

E. Eclwurcls-11 10-lll. Wcbbe·r G. Stokes-13 12-R. Ariustroug

Referee: R. Edwards

J. Purkinson--7 L. Sweeney-0

J. Anclcrson-11 V. Hurvic-111

Linesp:ien: T. Liddiard· (Blue Flag), T. Aul?tin (Red Flag)