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FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNIA/iCK PARK

July 11 - M.H.S. OLD BOYS v COBURG

July 15 - OLD SCOTCH COLL. v UNIVERSITY BLACKS

July 25 - UNIVERSITY BLUES v ORMOND

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In Junior Section matches, Univer-sity came from behind to gain a 7-point win over Monash. They were14 points down at the interval . Mel-bourne High easily beat St . Bernard'sbut Old Scotch had to struggle tobeat Parade by 7 points .

West Brunswick snatched a 3-pointwin against Caulfield Grammar, whowere 13 points in front at half-time,and Power House just scraped homeby 2 points from Tooronga-Malvern .

Notable amongst the Reserves wereOrmond's easy win from Coburg,Parade's 6-point victory over Caul-field Grammar whose kicking let themdown, and Monash's close strugglewith Collegians, who ran them to 9points. Xavier pipped New by a point,St . Bernard's beat Footscray Tech .by 11 points, Uni. High crushed OldCarey by 33 points, Old Geelong beatOld Trinity by 8, Parkside beat St .Kevin's by 11, and Elsternwick beatState Savings Bank by the barest pos-sible margin (one point) .

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* Y.F.L . & * V.F.A.1966 FINAL SERIES

15 points and Reservoir Old Boys fi n-ished 25 points in front of Old Xav-erians .

VICTORIAN TEAM FOR AMATEURCARNIVAL

Following the Carnival Trial matchplayed last Saturday, the selectorsnamed 25 players to represent Vic-toria in the Australian Amateur Foot-ball Carnival at Perth on Sunday,19th July; Tuesday, 21st July andThursday, 23rd July. Two matcheswill be played each day with Victoriameeting Tasmania in the openinggame, South Australia on Tuesdayand West Australia on Thursday .

Here is the team :B. Morphet (Caulfield Gramm.), L .

Beattie, N. Beattie, P. Callesen, R.McFarlane, G. Warfe (Coburg), R.Hick, D. McMahon, W. McWhinnie(Ivanhoe), J . Cooper, I . Turnbull, A .Wilson (MHS Old Boys), J . North(Monash University), R. Sambell (OldParadians), P. McInerney, J . Russ (Or-mond), A. Hume (Univ. Blues), P .Wayman (Alphington), R. Wookey(Geelong), D . Mullin (Kew), M. Mc-Kenzie (Old Xaverians), A. Hanna-berry (St . Bernard's O.C.), A. Hunt,D. Morgan (Univ . Blacks), T. Brown(Old Geelong Gramm .) .

The team leaves Melbourne by the"Overland" Express on Tuesday night,July 14th . Mr . Lou Zachariah is Man-ager and Mr . Bob Sinclair, AssistantManager.

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A SECTIONCoburg 2-7 6-11 10-14 11-17-83Ormond 2-1 3-4 5-4 10-7-6 7

Coburg : McFarlane 3, Scanlon 2, N . Beattie2, Pearson, King, Willoughby, Seath . Best:Warfe, Scanlon, Gardiner, Sullivan, L . Beattie,Pearson .

Ormond : Blight 3, A . Graham 2, Wood 2,Crumpton 2, Dexter. Best : Bourne, Sierakowski,Lavery, Russ, Blight, Wood.Caulfield Gramm . 7-3 9-5 12-5 18-10-118Old Paradians 4-3 6-7 13-14 16-17-113

Caulfield Gramm . : Morphet 4, McLaughlin 3,Lester 2, J . Hore 2, Atcheson 2, Butcher, Wil-liams, Lane, Long, E . Coffey . Best : Pyman,McLaughlin, Morphet, Lane, J . Hore, Atcheson .

Old Paradians : Jordan 6, Galloway 4, Audley2, Ford 2, Kendall, Kohut. Best : Quinlan, Ford,Kohut, Mansfield, Audley, Johnson .University Blues 3-5 8-12 11-18 17-18-120Ivanhoe 2-4 2-4 6-8 10-11-71

Univ. Blues : Hume 4, Rutherford 3, Barkley3, Church 3, Scarfe, Standish, Nicholls, Ross .Best : Hume, Scarfe, Macaw, Leitch, Church,Trumble .

Ivanhoe : Logan 4, Phillips 2, McWhinnie,Henderson, Berry, McKernan . Best : McWhin-nie, Logan, Peaks, Rojo, Quinlivan, McMahon .M HS Old Boys 5-2 10-2 14-2 16-2-98De La Salle O .C. 3-1 7-5 7-7 10-11-7 1

MHS Old Boys: Cherry 3, Malone 3, Pascoe2, Gilbert 2, Cooper 2, Gilberberg 2, Ponton,Nelson . Best : Lolatgis, Cooper, Ponton, Mal-one, Gilberberg, Perry.

De La Salle OC: Steward 3, Mitchell 3, Mc-Inerney 2, B . Lyons, Wright. Best : Broman,Mitchell, Whitelaw, J . Lyons, Steward, Lynch .Collegians 1-2 6-11 6-12 16-14-110Monash University 4-5 8-5 13-8 13-10-88

Collegians : C . Roach 5, Pryor 3, Edwards 3,P . Munn 2, Dunn, Tucker, Hughes . Best : C .Roach, Lucas, Hughes, Hammet, Pryor, Ed-wards .

Monash Univ. : Peers 6, Cole 2, Heaney 2,Stewart, Powell, Wilson . Best : Knight, Gal-braith, Wilson, Peers, North, Watsford .

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B SECTIONKew 1-0 4-2 6-3 10-6-66Old Xaverlans 2-6 5-6 5-9 7-9-5 1

Kew : Denhert 3, Stone 2, Mitchell 2, Hiscock,Briggs, Smith . Best : Mitchell, Stone, McGinley,Cavanagh, Denhert, Rodda.

Old Xaverians : T. Quinn 3, Woodruff 2, Col-lins, Keaney. Best : McKenzie, Denton, Ryan,T. Quinn, Padfield .North Old Boys 6-2 8-5 12-10 12-10-82Old Scotch Coll . 0-1 6-3 6-3 10-10-70

North Old Boys : Fennelly 4, Elliott 2, L .Murray 2, D . Maguire, Cheel, Welch, Peasnell .Best : Cheel, Murray, Peasnell, Fennelly, Spur-ling, Maule.

Old Scotch : Hughes 4, Henderson 3, P .Clarke, Hiddlestone, McDonald. Best: R . Beau-repairs, Symington, Henderson, Hughes, Welch,Whitford .Geelong 0-3 3-6 4-13 6-14-50C'wealth Bank 3-1 5-3 6-4 7-7-49

Geelong : Leake 2, Wilson 2, Wookey, Sher-ingham. Best: A . Trevaskis, B . Smith, Wookey,Marshall, R. Foster, Flucker.

Commonwealth Bank: Edwards 4, Harben,Curtain, Medcraft . Best : Robb, Harben, Ven-tura, Shacklock, Radford, Torrens.St . Bernard's O.C . 2-6 8-10 10-14 15-18-108Footscray TCOB 2-0 5-2 7-3 9-4-58

St . Bernard's O.C . : Taylor 4, De Luca 2, Han-nebery 2, Burgin, Crennan, lannazzo, Phelan,Sullivan, Tobin, Collins. Best: M . Mahoney,Crennan, Collins, Hannebery, Taylor, Reidy .

Footscray TCOB : P. Brophy 3, Murley 2, B .Park, Punshon, Leonard, Turner . Best : Murley,Andres, Fletcher, Galvin, P . Brophy, H . Park.University Blacks 3-6 7-11 7-15 15-21-111Alphington 3-2 7-3 9-4 10-5-6 5

University Blacks : Morgan 5, Jones 3, Pitt 2,MacCallum 2, Hill, Shackleton, Briggs . Best :Wisdom, Leng, McLean, Christopherson, Hunt,Pitt .

Alphington : Wayman 7, Shearer, Puddy,Adams . Best : Shearer, Williams, Gale, McKay,Skerry, Smith .

Round 12 of the South British Unit-ed Football Award applied to D Sec-tion Clubs of the V.A.F .A. The awardwas won by the Old Brighton Gramm .Club who scored the greatest winningmargin in D Section during round 12in defeating the Glenhuntly Club 15-15-105 to 6-9-45 .

Congratulations to the Old Brighton

Club. You will receive a new qualityfootball through the courtesy of TheSouth British Insurance Group ofCompanies .

The eligible teams competing forthe award during round 13 will be ESection Teams . Results to be an-nounced in next week's Record .


Last Week's Results - continue d

C SECTIONToor-Malvern 2-4 6-6 7-7 11-13-79Power House 3-3 4-3 9-4 10-5-65

Tooronga-Malvern : N . Graham 3, Parker 3, 1 .Downs, Bean, Boucek, Jones, Franklin . Best :Hoey, Cockerell, Jones, Parker, Williams, Col-lins .

Power House : Stanlake 3, Hutchinson 2, Muir,Ross, Harris, Bourke, Christie . Best : Naish,Cross, Christie, Hutchinson, Stanlake, Peters .

Old Carey Gramm. 4-7 5-9 7-14 12-16-88UHS Old Boys 2-0 4-3 7-6 7-8-50

Old Carey : Hughes 3, Keddie 2, R. Elliott',McPhee, Goode, D'Ambrosio, R. Wilcox, Red-ford, Green . Best : Johnston, M . Wilcox, Keddie,R. Wilcox, Freeman, Hughes.

UHS Old Boys: Davis 5, Driver, Thomas . Best:Johnston, Taylor, Kinnear, Hanton, Zavalos,Parks .

Old Haileybury 6-4 7-5 7-10 9-11-65Assumption O .C. 1-3 5-5 5-7 8-12-60

Old Haileyburians : Langford-Jones 3, P . Maso n3, Dowling 2, Home. Best: Dowling, Gadsden,Home, Mason, Mulvey, Williams.

Assum p.tion O.C . : Dyer 2, Tuck 2, M . Beau-mont, W Daly, Faulkner, Cooper . Best : Bristow,W . Daly, M. Beaumont, Meneghini, Jeacle, G .Harding.

National Bank 3-5 9-11 11-15 16-19-115Hampton Rovers 2-3 5-3 6-6 12-6-78

National Bank : Daly 3, Lloyd 3, Morley 2 ,McLeod 2, Sheehan 2, Mumford, Evans, Gore,L . Brooke. Best : Morley, Evans, Johnson, Tem-by, Mumford, Watts .

Hampton Rovers : R. Cooper 4, Vickers 3,Pearce 2, Cave. Kilkenny, Reid. Best: Graham,Wolfe, Huckett, Biggs, Scarlett, Anderson .St. Kilda CBOC 1-1 7-6 10-8 16-17-113Old Melburnians 5-8 5-8 9-12 9-12-66

St. Kilda CBOC: E . Schwarzman 4, Howe 3 ,Salter 3, Bilston, Carey, Drew, McMahon, Tesor-iero, K . White . Best : Carey, Drew, Drinan,Howe, Quirk, E . Schwarzman .Old Melburnians : Goalkickers, Best Players

not received .

After trailing for three quarters,and kicking so badly in the secondquarter, Collegians came to life atthe start of the final quarter (7 goalsdown) and they unleashed a displayof dynamic football (not seen for along time) and swamped Monash bykicking 10 goals 2 behinds to win ahotly contested game . Monash triedhard but the Collegians' defence heldand did not flinch or yield, and soCollegians won by 22 points .

D SECTIONOld Trinity Gr. 1-3 8-5 9-6 17-9.111Old Geelong Gr . 4-6 7-8 9-12 11-15-81

Old Trinity : Phil Cohen 4, Quarterman 4,Farmer 2, Fellows 2, Tickell 2, R . Dart, R .Jones, Williams. Best : Emmerson, Quarterman,Fellows, Hobbs, R. Dart, De Boos.

Old Geelong : R . Whalley 3, Bradshaw 3, M .Forwood 2, Spiden 2, T. Brown. Best: R .Weibye, Simpson, T . Brown, M. Forwood, Turt-bridge, Spiden .

Old Brighton Gr. 7-3 7-4 13-14 15-15-105Glenhuntly 1-2 4-4 4-5 6-9-45

Old Brighton : Wilson 4, Myers 2, Agar 2 ,Millis, Mullet, Rossiter, Templeton, Wagner,Hamilton, R . Thomas. Best : M. Wood, R . Thom-as, Berry, Wagner, Dalton, Finkemeyer .

Glenhuntly : Contencin 2, Warner 2, K . Nolan,Tidd. Best : Tidd, I . Nathan, Ardley, Morgan,Clarke, Rose .

Fairfield 3-3 6-8 6-14 7-16-58AMP Society 3-2 5-2 5-4 7-4-46

Fairfield : Marsh 2, Capoldi, Hyland, Cuzen ,L . Findlay, F . Findlay . Best : Quadara, Guest,Capoldi, Marsh, O'Bierne, A . Jones.

AMP Society: Long 3, Jenkins 2, Formby 2 .Best : Munro, Thompson, Ahern, Long, McHugh,Blake .

Parkside 1-1 3-2 6-3 9-3-57St. Kevin's O .B. 1-2 4-3 6-4 6-5-4 1

Parkside : G. Dryden 3, Fletcher 2, Bilton,Tennant, B . Harvey, Maxwell . Best : Ford,_Ten-nent, C . Thomas, Rodda, B . Harvey, G . Dry-den .

St. Kevin's Old Boys: Willis 3, Randles, Se-metas, K . Hoare . Best: Molan, Dalton, Fernon,L. Johnson, Lewin, Randles .

St. Patrick's O .C . 7-3 8-4 11-6 15-7-97West Brunswick 2-0 7-3 8-6 10-8-68

St. Patrick's OC: Coffey 5, Shannon 4, O'Con-nor 2, George 2, Murrihy, White. Best : Coffey,Shannon, O'Connor, Vear, White, George.

West Brunswick : Allen 2, Bartlett 2, Harrison2, Waters 2, Gurrieri, Laats . Best : Bartlett,Gurrieri, Moore, O'Brien, Shaw, Waters .

DUTIES OF RUNNERSThe duty of an Official Runner is

to carry messages from the coach toplayers and NOT to engage in alter-cations with players.

The runner, in carrying such mess-ages, must take the shortest possibleroute to the player concerned, andleave the field immediately after de-livering the message.


ast Week's Results - continued

E SECTIONBrunswick 7-4 14-9 17-13 22-18-150

Old Essendon Gr . 0-1 0-2 0-3 0-4-4

Brunswick : Dwyer 4, Watt 4, Weybury 3 ,Cullinan 3, Hanlon 2, Kinlock 2, Colson, Don-nelly, Gordon, Goodman . Best: Weybury, Dean,Hirst, Watt, Goodman, Gordon.

Old Essendon : Best : Rahilly, Aplin, Phillip,Williamson, Holsten, Bateman .

JUNIOR SECTION IMHS Old Boys 2-5 5-7 8-11 10-16-76

St . Bernard's O.C. 0-1 0-3 1-4 5-5-35

MHS Old Boys : Young 4, Harley 3, Brooks,McDonald, Ternes . Best : Cormack, Senini,Humphries, McDonald, Taubert, R. Wood .

St. Bernard's D .C. : Anderson 3, G . Hogan,T . Howard . Best : K. Mahoney, D. Santamaria,Gulliver, P. Hogan, G . Hogan, Anderson.

State Sav. Bank 4-6 5-7 8-14 13-19-97

Elsternwick 2-2 9-9 11-12 12-17-89

State Savings Bank : Pitts 4, P . Cavanagh 3,Cameron 3, Inglis, Castaneil, Jeffrey. Best :Cameron, Pitts, K . James, Brennan, Hodgkin,Castanel I i .

Elsternwick : Shewan 4, Sekac 3, Cornehls 2,Garbutt, Sharpe, Stoner. Best: Shewan, Sekac,Sellers, Holmes, Street, G . Perkins .

La Trobe Univ . 6-2 12-8 17-12 21-17-143AJAX 2-0 4-1 4-1 7-3-4 5

La Trobe Univ . : Anyon 6, Paciocco 5, O'Brien5, Sgro, J . Condon, Leorke, Sheehan, Naden-bousch . Best : Sceney, Monohan, Anyon, Leorke,Paciocco, Sheehan .

AJAX : Jolson 2, Katz 2, Poyas, Wolper, Gold-farb . Best : Lefkovic, Jolson, Smorgon, Herz-feld, P . Grossberg .

Old Ivanhoe Or. 3-4 6-7 9-10 10-13-73ANZ Bank 1-1 2-4 6-5 6-5-41

Old Ivanhoe : Love 4, G . Stevens 3, Wolsten-croft 2, Allender . Best: P. Williams, Love,Graham, Rule, Woods, Wolstencroft .

ANZ Bank : Dancer 3, Floyd, Jackson, Gilroy-Scott . Best: Dancer, Gilroy-Scott, Karpavicius,Treleaven, Saville, Hamilton .

Old Cam'well Gr. 3-3 6-4 8-5 12-9-81

Old Mentonians 1-1 3-6 5-11 6-11-4 7

Old Camberwell : Connor 3, M . Tipping 2,MacCallum 2, Redman, R . Hanson, Johns, Water-worth, Gretgrix . Best : Hewitt, Tucker, Mac-Callum, Williams, Waterworth, Gretgrix .

Old Mentonians : Ericksen 3, Piper, Whitton,Page . Best : Bennett, Harrison, C . Hallam, In-gram, Pearson, Ericksen .

Rese rvoir Old Boys 1-2 6-13 9-20 20-27-147

D. and L. O.C. 3-2 3-2 4-3 6-3-39

Reservoir Old Boys : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received .

D . and L . D .C . : Kotschet 3, Swinnerton 2,Callinan . Best: Rose, Swinnerton, Allison,Grainger, Kotschet, Patrick.

Old Scotch Coll . 1-2 6-4 6-4 8-5-53

Old Paradians 4-2 5-2 7-4 7-4-46

Old Scotch : Evans 5, Robertson, Widmer, Lee-ming. Best: Walker, Leeming, Duffy, Bell, Evans,Clark.

Old Paradians : Harrod 2, Quinn 2, Lucy, Fay,Bahen . Best: Johnson, Hough, Fay, Bahen,Stapleton, Quinn.

University 2-3 4-3 6-5 9-7-61

Monash Univ. 3-1 6-5 6-6 8-6-54

University : Voigt 4, Lowe 3, Costello, Gobbo .Best: Tucker, J . Ryan, J . Clarke, Springhall,Girdwood, Voigt.

Monash Univ . : Buscombe 3, Flett 2, Whit-church 2, Thoms . Best : Smart, Wettenhall,Wilson, Buscombe, Borland, Hughes.

Ormond 5-2 13-5 15-8 18-14-122

Coburg 0-0 1-1 3-1 5-3-33

Ormond : Kozlowski 5, Logan 3, Foulsham 3,Pearce 2, Bartle 2, Jenkins, Morgan, Naylor.Best: Ashley, Curtis, Corben, Kelly, Jenkins,Morgan .

Coburg : Davey 2, Colvin, Grace, Romer . Best :Joannidis, Bent, Royal, Traill, Davey, Sabri .

Ivanhoe 3-5 5-8 9-10 14-15-99St. Kilda CBOC 1-3 5-5 5-5 6-5-4 1

Ivanhoe : Earl 4, Dean 2, O'Rafferty 2, Lowe,Bartlett, Percy, Borchers, Monkhouse, Botterill .Best : Renshaw, Brady, Bartlett, Earl, Borchers,Maxwell .

St . Kilda CBOC : Vine, Clinch, Head, McDon-ald, Spence, Burnett. Best : Clinch, Vine, Laz-zaro, Halpin, Field, Kennedy .

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.


Last Week's ResultsJUNIOR SECTION 2

Hampton Scouts 2-0 11-7 13-7 20-7-127National Bank 8-3 8-3 9-7 11-8-74

Hampton Scouts : Tregear 6, McKenzie 3, Tay-lor 3, Young 3, Goodrem 2, Shanks, Navdecki,Thompson . Best : Tregear, Taylor, Young, Grib-bie, Thompson, Maiherbe .

National Bank : Morgan 3, Tilton 3, Ryan 2,G. Arcadiou 2, G . Bentley. Best : Ryan, G .Arcadiou, Miller, Ellis, Tilton, Morgan .Army Apprentices 4-3 6-6 8-11 15-14-104Alphington 1-0 3-2 3-2 3-5-23Army App. School : Overson 8, Jubber 3,

Seven 2, Johnstone, Cocker . Best : Overson,Mills, Narres, Jubber, Evans, Edwards .

Alphington : Leseberg, Welch, Wills. Best:Wills, Shea, Broadhurst, Watson, Eldridge, Way-man .West Brunswick 2-1 4-4 8-7 11-10-76Caulfield Gramm . 5-4 6-5 8-7 11-7-73

West Brunswick: Rolfe 3, Sullivan 3, Robert s2, Ivey, Kay, Massaro. Best : Featherstone, Ivey,Massaro, Naylor, Roberts, B. Ryan .Caulfield Gramm. : Voyage 5, Watson 2, Gil-lespie, McLaughlin, Richardson, Meifroy. Best :Britten, Cox, McLaughlin, Roberts, Scott, Wood .Old Brighton Gr. 6-9 8-11 13-21 14-27-111AJAX 0-0 5-3 5-3 7-4-46

Old Brighton : Grandin 3, Watkins 3, Clark 3,Devine 3, Knight, McKenzie . Best : Watkins,Devine, McKenzie, Davies, Halliday, Powell .

AJAX : Korman 4, Grace 3 . Best : Auster, Tau-ber, B . Korman, J. Korman, A . Silver, P . Rob-enstone.Power House 4-4 4-5 9-8 10-8-68Toor-Malvern 2-1 5-6 6-9 9-12-66

Power House : Hughan 4, Anderson, Coloe ,Here, Mayer, Sladdin, Staley. Best : Rabi, Joy,Coloe, Morgan, Mayer, Bucknall.

Tooronga-Malvern : Cowen 4, Zobie 2, Watts,Martin, Cullen . Best: Tink, Mitchell, Stokes,Cowen, Watts, Black.Elsternwick 10-7 13-9 19-16 21-17-143Parkside 0-5 4-13 4-13 7-16-58

Elsternwick : R. Newton 10, Gooden 4, Rose-warne 3, Learning 2, A, Newton, May . Best :R . Newton, A . Newton, M . Newton, Creme,Rosewarne, Adames.

Parkside: P . Harvey 2, Miller 2, Biggs, Kil-dea, Datson . Best: Chisholm, Datson, Miller,Kildea, McLay, Feiie.

continuedA RESERVE SECTION

Ormond 4-7 5-7 6-7 8-7-55Coburg 0-2 1-3 1-9 3-10-2 8

Ormond : Joakim 3, Le Page 2, R. Fitts, Dunne,Masking . Best : Joakim, Mortimer, Briggs,Adams, J . Gullivan, Dunne.

Coburg : Gill, Hibberd, Flint. Best : ZanonQuinn, Greenhorn, Hibbard, Emselle, Salter ,

Old Paradians 3-2 3-3 6-6 9-7-61Caulfield Gramm . 2-7 3-11 5-15 6-19-55

Old Paradians : Pickering 3, J . Tudor 3, Webb,McLoughlin, J. O'Brien . Best: Pickering, Den-avi, D . Tudor, McLoughlin, J. Tudor, J. O'Brien.

Caulfield Gramm . : Tamblyn 2, CoventryGoold, Bussau, Weight. Best : Pickering, Col

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lins, Herington, Hayman, Waxman, Tamblyn .

University Blues 5-2 5-3 7-7 9-10-64Ivanhoe 0-1 3-1 4-1 5-3-33

Univ. Blues : O'Connor 3, Cook 2, Fox 2, J.Ryan, Brockley. Best: J . Ryan, Cook, Loftus-Hills, Fox, Brockley, Williamson .

Ivanhoe : Hecker, Homsey, Bourke, Hartney,Renwick . Best: Linley, Dowley, Harris, P .Giles, Homsey, Brentnall .

De La Salle O .C. 7-4 7-5 10-11 10-13-73MHS Old Boys 1-1 7-4 7-4 9-6-60

De La Salle OC: Kalatanski 2, Rathjens 2,G . Perkins 2, Burke, Faul, Lofts, Hale, Best :Lofts, Perkins, Burke, Sherman, Baker, Rath-lens .

M.H .S . Old Boys : I . Wilson 3, McKnight 2,P. Tredennick, Harley, Prideaux, Rees. Best:Harley, Dour, Short, Thomas, Ikin, Bryce.

Monash Univ . 2-1 4-5 5-6 9-8-62Collegians 2-3 5-4 7-10 7-11-53

Monash Univ. : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived .

Collegians: Varigos 3, Opie 2, Brown, Fergu-son . Best: Varigos, Munn, James, Ferguson,Maddocks, Nash .

T. W. SHERRIN' S"KANGAROO" BRAND FOOTBALLS

FIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - Still Leads The Field

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 11, 1970

continuedC RESERVE SECTION

Power House 2-1 4-4 4-5 7-12-54Toor-Malvern 2-4 2-4 5-4 6-4-40

Power House : R . Miller 2, Ruff 2, Sharpe,Cameron, Roberts . Best : Hailes, R . Miller, Gor-don, Anderson, Norden, Cameron .

Tooronga-Malvern : Dealy 2, Stanlake 2, Hogan ,McLean . Best : Crouch, Stanlake, Lalor, Russo,Fitzpatrick, G . Downs, Dent.

UHS Old Boys 0-1 2-4 3-4 8-4-52Old Carey Gramm . 1-1 2-4 2-5 2-7-19

U .H.S . Old Boys : illiopolus 4, Camillerri 3 ,Johnson . Best : Bennett, Camillerri, Morrell,Johnson, Martini, Taylor.

Old Carey : Miller, Dick. Best: Clay, Freer,M. Clarke, England, Chapman, Fink .

Old Haileybury 3-4 4-6 9-9 11-9-75Assumption O .C . 0-2 2-5 2-5 5-6-36

Old Haileyburians : Atkinson 4, Lyons 3, Gart-ner, Fraser, Bonwick, Mackay . Best : Atkinson,Bonwick, Gartner, Hart, Fraser, Jackson .

Assumption D .C . : Stuart 2, Hanvin, J . Shaw,Phyland . Best : Stuart, Murray, O'Keefe, Arnott,Hanvin, A . Munari .

Hampton Rovers 7-5 8-9 12-9 14-11-95National Bank 0-0 0-2 1-3 2-6-1 8

Hampton Rovers : Ridgeway 4, Combe 4, Berry3, Hill 2, Fleer. Best : Goldsmith, Combe, Berry,Hill, Anderson, Ridgeway.

National Bank : Peach 2 . Best: Wall, Hill,Peach, Phillips, Pinder, Henderson .

Old Melburnians 0-2 6-5 7-6 11-8-74St. Kilda CBOC 3-3 4-3 5-6 5-6-36

Old Melburnians : Goalkickers, best players notreceived .

St . Kilda CBOC : Blackie 3, Foley, Spence .Best: Blackie, Griffin, Holbery, Seikrig, Spence .

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Old Xaverians 5-2 5-2 5-4 5-5-35Kew 1-0 4-3 4-4 5-4-34

Old Xaverians : Stanley 2, Fraser, Moore ,Purie . Best : Lonergan, McCauley, McClelland,Campbell, O'Donnell, Stanley.

Kew : Rhoden 2, Berry, White, Lyons. Best :Berry, Rhoden, Little, R. Crowe, White, Green .Old Scotch Coll. 2-0 6-3 6-4 10-9-69North Old Boys 3-0 3-0 5-0 5-0-3 0

Old Scotch : McLean 4, McTaggart 2 Beaure-paire 2, Pilkington, Watson . Best : Liiley, Mc-Lean, Evans, Sneddon, Davison, Wilson .

North Old Boys : Prior 2, Niell, Meehan, Fre-wan . Best: Prior, Halliday, Tompkinson, Rafter,Elderfield, Connaughton .C'wealth Bank 2-1 3-2 7-5 10-9-69Geelong 2-3 3-4 4-4 4-7-31

Commonwealth Bank : Petrynuik 3, Clarke 2 ,McKinney, Joyce, Thynne, Joy, R . White . Best :J . White, Petrynuik, Thynne, Linehan, S. White,Joyce .

Geelong : Wilkins, R . Coad, Poulton, Barton .Best : K . L . Patrick, Wood, T . Hamilton, Deta-hunty, Cotton, Youl .St. Bernard's O.C . 5-3 5-3 9-5 9-5-59Footscray TCOB 0-0 4-4 5-5 7-6-48

St. Bernard's O .C . : Sharkey 3, K . Smith 2 ,Fox 2, Considine, M . Parrett. Best : McArdle,Schwarzenberg, 1 . Harvey, M . Parrett, K . Smith,G . Smith .

Footscray TCOB : Paterson 2, Dibbon, Fincher,Henderson, Munn, McDonald . Best : McDonald,Seidle-Davies, Harris, Fincher, Clarke, Clark.University Blacks 7-2 9-5 9-8 13-12-90Alphington 0-1 1-2 3-3 3-3-21

University Blacks : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

Alphington : J. Tiedgen 2, L . Tiedgen .Best : J . Tiedgen, P. Harris, Blakebrough, War-dle, Cartwright, Ward .

Last Week's Results - continuedD RESERVE SECTION

Old Geelong Gr. 2-0 8-3 11-7 15-7-97

Old Trinity Gr . 4-8 7-9 10-10 13-11-8 9

Old Geelong : McMillan 6, A. De Crespigny 4,Laws, J . MacGregor, S . Jenkins, Holland, Lewis.Best : Ferran, S . Jenkins, A . Da Crespigny, Mc-Guinness, Laws, Lewis .

Old Trinity : Lansdell 5, Elmer 2, Hyndman 2,Stockdale 2, A . Dart, Powell. Best : Lansdell, M.Henry, Stockdale, A . Dart, Batrouney, Hyndman .

Old Brighton Gr. 1-2 3-7 7-9 11-13-79

Gienhuntiy 3-1 3-2 4-4 4-4-2 8

Old Brighton : Titshall 3, Sanders 2, Jackson,Hopgood, Finlayson, Hosie, P. Wood, Webb.Best : Pascarl, Hosie, P. Taylor, Jackson, P.Wood, Sanders.

Glenhuntly : Crawshaw 2, Francis, Dunlop .Best : Wilcox, Almon, Peterson, Francis, Becker-leg, Crawshaw .

AMP Society 0-4 2-5 5-8 6-11-47Fairfield 0-1 0-3 1-4 2-4-16

AMP Society: Sloss 4, Saxby 2. Best : Little-john, Bless, Johnson, Taylor, Grant, Booth .

Fairfield : G . Grace, Mitchell . Best: L. Kenney,K. Jones, G . Grace, Athanasselis, Greer, P. Mur-ley.

Parkside 2-1 4-3 5-5 6-6-42St. Kevin's O.B. 3-3 3-3 3-6 4-7-3 1

Parkside : P . Byrne 2, Cross 2, Sammut, Cole .Best : Luscombe, P. Dryden, Cross, Fitzgerald,Sammut, Cole .

St. Kevin's Old Boys : B . Johnson, Davies,Briggs, Foley. Best: Kehoe, M . Hoare, G . John-son, Rolle, Hart, Burnside .

West Brunswick 1-3 4-12 5-13 7-17-59St. Patrick's O .C. 0-1 2-1 3-2 3-3-21

West Brunswick : Fedati 4, Baird, Burrows,Oakley . Best : Baird, Fedati, Martin, Prosser,Sandiford, Thompson .

St. Pat's : Coughlan 2, Nelson. Best : Gribbes,Coughlan, Vear, Nelson, Lane, Giles .

SCOREBOARD ATEISTERNWICK PARK

Clubs are advised that the ScoringBoard at Elsternwick Park must be

E RESERVE SECTIONBrunswick 3-1 5-5 10-10 14-13-97Old Essendon Gr. 0-2 3-3 3-5 4-5-29

Brunswick : G . Wood 5, Myers 4, Gofton 2,Lasala, Simpson, Maher. Best : Gillett, Maher,Wood, Russ, Snioch, Myers .

Old Essendon : Veness 2, Frith, Mongon. Best :Miriams, Veness, Mack, Williamson, Fyfe, Wierz-bowski .

Elsternwick 1-5 3-7 4-10 5-13-43State Sav. Bank 1-1 2-8 4-11 5-12-4 2

Elsternwick : Eaton 4, Maien . Best: D . Per-kins, Hohmuth, Molyneaux, I . Ramsay, Peters,Cochrane .

State Sav. Bank : Sutton 2, Tucker, Gourley,Tarrant . Best : Parrett, Dumbrell, Reade, Brad-ford, Grant, Kell .

AJAX 3-1 3-2 4-2 6-3-39La Trobe Univ . 0-2 0-4 2-5 3-6-2 4

AJAX : Rothberg, Grossberg, Burstin, Gurtin-kel, Faigen, Rosenbeg. Best : Shostak, Bloom,Roberts, Robin, Faigen, Rothberg .

La Trobe Univ. : Eastman, Porra, Badham .Best: McElwain, Middleton, Rowe, Eastman,Edwards, Porra.

Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1-5 5-6 7-8 8-10-58ANZ Bank 2-1 3-2 6-6 6-9-45

Old Ivanhoe : Baker 3, Kadar 2, Arthur, Dixon,Gillespie . Best: Gillespie, G. Bennett, Kadar,Baker, Stagg, Dixon .

A.N .Z . Bank : Trewin 3, Hopkinson, Debelak,Watson . Best : Debelak, Trewin, Watson, Toohey,Sharp, Hickford.

Old Cam'well Gr. 2-4 6-7 10-8 14-13-97Old Mentonians 1-4 1-4 3-5 3-5-2 3

Old Camberwell : J . Wood 4, G . Buckeridge 3,Pegram 2, Sims 2, Edgar, Lucas, Mullett . Best :Mullett, Oakley, P. Anderson, Mehan, Molloy,Lucas.

Old Mentonians : Sudden, Reilly, Leach . Best :Medbury, Newton, Hall, P . Smith, Mitchell,Reilly .

Reserv oir Old Boys 2-1 7-6 7-8 10-13-73Old Xaverians 5-3 5-3 7-6 7-6-4 8

Reservoir Old Boys : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

Old Xaverians : Alson 3, Connolly, Gibson,Denton, Hassola . Best: Fakry, Gibson, Alston,Hoppe, Connolly, Hogan .

operated by responsible club officials CAR PARKINGat all times. Cars must be parked as directed at

Children must not be allowed in Elsternwiak Park, otherwise they willthe Scoring Board, be retused admittance to the ground .


IMPORTA-,~IT NOTESPOST EARLY

Press Correspondents are advisedto post copy EARLY on Sundays .The final clearance time of pillarboxes is now much earlier than pre-viously, as early as 6 p.m. in someareas, and not later than 8.30 p.m .any where.

Make sure you don't miss the post-POST EARLY.

RESULTS OF MATCHESResults of amateur matches are

broadcast in the Sporting Sessions ofRadio Stations 3LO, 3DB and 3KZeach Saturday evening and fromTelevision Ch annels ABV-2 GTV-9and HSV-7.

Channel 2 also provides quarter-by-quarter scores of A Section matcheseach Saturday afternoon .

RESERVES - PLEASE NOTETeam Managers and Timekeepers of

Reserve Section teams should noteparticularly the following points:-

1 . Starting time 4s 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 NOTEXCEED 15 NffitIUTES-that isfrom the end of the secondquarter to the start of the third .

20 MINUTES FOR RESERVESReserve Section matches consist of

quarters of 20 minutes duration - NOT25 - plus Time-on. Instructions re-garding TIIVfE--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.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 11,

ADDRESS ALL MATTER FORPUBLICATION TO

"THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER"Box 1564P, G.P.O., MELBOURNE, 3001and not to the Editor's private ad-dress .

(Use addressed envelopes provided .)

PREVIEWThe A.B .C. Sporting Session from

3LO each Friday (which commencesat 6.30 p.m.) will include a previewof the following day's amateurmatches.

Be sure to listen to this broadcast.

TIMEKEEPERSINSTRUCTIONS REGARDING

"TIlVIE-ON""Time-on" must be added (1) when

signalled by the Field Umpire and (2)when a goal or behind has beenscored. In the case of a goal, takethe time from the waving of the flagsby the Goal Umpire to the bouncingof the ball in the centre by the FieldUmpire and, in the case of a behind,take the time from the waving of theflag to the kick-off.

HOW TO CONTACTEMERGENCY UMPIRES

Emergency umpires for all sectionswill be located at Elsternwick Park,and will be available to proceed toany ground 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 .

1970

Important Notes ® continuedSCORES 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, theywi ll not be published, but if you missthe 4.50 p.m. deadline, YOU MUSTSTILL PHONE BEFORE 5 .30 p.m. 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 ex cepted), 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 sti ll 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 CORRESPONDENTS

POST 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 .

"HERALD" PHONE NUMBERSYou may now dial DIRECT to th e

Amateur 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 to6521 272

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 .Watch for this number week by

week .53-849 1


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BALL BRIEFSOrmond Reserves still unbeaten and

doing it nicely. Kennie Rowse reallyhas his boys firing at this stage andlook odds-on for a flag . Perhaps someof these boys may even get to Seniorselection after the weak effort bysome of the "Senior" players ?

Congratulations to Ivanhoe Juniorsrover Bill Earl on another courageousgame, backed up by four goals in thematch against St . Kilda CBCOC . Bill'seffort in the third quarter to soccerone through led the 'Hoes' recoveryand eventually to their comfortablewin.

De La Salle's David Broman playedan excellent game on the half-backflank and -never gave up trying untilthe final bell . Others to show outwere Paul Mitchell who kicked 3 finegoals and David Whitelaw.

Collegians' best in the game againstMonash was hard to pick as the winwas a team effort, but here goes fora try at it anyway. Our No. 1 wouldbe Chris Roach for an extra good dis-play all day and for his five very valu-able goals, Peter Lucas, and PhilHughes who celebrated his electionto the Seniors with a sound display.Peter Hammett, Phil Pryor and his 3goals, and Skipper Edwards for asound display and his leadership wasvery good, also he kicked 3 goals . Wemissed the services of David Vivianwho was taken ill during the week,best of luck David for a speedy re-covery from all your teammates.

Monash highlights . Great fightbackby the Reserves to take out the points ;Phil Knights' rugged game; JohnNorth's good game on the back-line; Jeff Peeris fine game at fullforward, notching six ; John Kelly'sstubborn game at full back ; Tim Col-lie's good first-up for the Reserves ;Peter Bunn's good ruck work.

With a strong win over Old Scotchlast week, North Old Boys continueto press for a place in the B Section

four. Withstanding tremendous pres-sure from Old Scotch in the lastquarter, players like Bob Spurling,Noel Robertson, Lex ArGhurson andMaurie Drew kept North two goalsin front and provided us with one ofour best wins in recent years .

Pat Hilbert, just back from hishoneymoon, plays his 50th game withSt. Bernard's today . Over the yearsPat has been a very consistent playerfor the club, and we all hope he con-tinues his good form now that he isa married man .

Ian Murley, Footscray Tech's roverplayed his 50th senior game againstSt . Bernards . "Murls" turned in a greatgame in the mud and capped it offwith a magnificent snap goal from theboundary in the last term .

"Dame" Cartwright is persistent, tosay the least . He played on Saturdaywith the Reserves and was presentedwith a tankard after the game, so hefronted again on Sunday morning inthe hope of finding something to putin it . Alphin;gton will miss him .

T-Ms returned to the winning listat Power House last week, and one ofthe reasons behind the win was Gor-don Jones' dominance of the centre,and Peter Hoey's brilliance on thewing. Noel Graham and Mick Parkerlead the goal kicking department, andAlan Cockerell beat everything but thegoal post .

"Jimmy" Bonwick, Old Haileybur-ians' utility player reaches his 50thgame today. Jimmy who is vice-cap-tain of our Reserves finds himself inmost positions on the field fromback pocket to roving, you name itand Jimmy will always give his best .

Old Carey had many good playersagainst UHS but special mention isdue to Geoff Freeman who roved ten-aciously, Euan Keddie for clever for-ward play and Pete Dambrosio whoshowed glimpses of his old form .


Ball Briefs ® continuedTo Power House captain Peter Hut-

chinson and his wife Gwen - a son .Both well . Hutchy, one of the bestrucks to play amateur football hasplayed for Power House since 1956 .We trust young Peter will in a fewyears time also ruck for Power Housewith his mother's consent - we standcorrected, young Peter's name is JohnRonald .

Congratulations to U .H.S . Old Boysnew reserves captain coach Billy Tay-lor. The committee have shown theirconfidence in Billy to do the job andhe has not let them down - since hisappointment the side has shown verygood form winning their last twogames; last week over top side OldCarey Gramm. Well done Bill . Goodto see Bob Reid return to the sideafter a few weeks out due to a seriouseye injury .

Old Trinity Reserves should havetaken a leaf out the book of vicecaptain Barry "Doe" Lansdeil againstOld Brighton. Barry tu rned in an in -spiring game, and it certainly wasn'this fault that his team-mates weredisinclined to follow his example .Without Barry and his five goals theloss would have been much worse.

St. Kilda CBOCis Peter Cookeplays his 50th game for the fi rstsagainst Old Carey . Peter started withthe Juniors, with whom he was aleading goalkicker, and his skill haswon him a place in the senior side,where he is currently playing in fi neform. Fifty more of the same type,please Cookie .

Bryan Harding, Assumption's coachhad the misery of defeat on top ofhis recent cartilege trouble. Afterseemingly taking the lead and readyto go on to a good win, the Bluesfaltered and allowed the oppositionto come back and snatch a late win .The present lean patch is most dis-concerting to supporters . Past cap-tain coach in Bernie Curtain must I hard earned win .THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 11, 1970

get the impression that he's a Jonahas every time he makes the long tripdown from Berrigan he invariablywatches a defeat . Perhaps the week'srest and the festivities at Porepun-kah may revive the will to win . Let'shope so.

National Bank's sound win overHampton Rovers was a good warmup for their interstate clash againstSouth Australian counterparts inAdelaide on "Independence" weekend ."Pressure Pack" Morley roved wellagain but should have doubled hisnumber of "sausages" . Young RodWatts playing on the wing contestedeverything that came his way in avery solid performance .

For the second time this year OldBrighton's Rick "Tiny" Trewavasplays his 50th game this week. Thisdoes not mean he has played 100games but that in the first instanceRick could not count. Par for thecourse .

David Tidd was at his brilliant bestwith a great game for Glenhuntly -made even more memorable by thestrength of the opposition. "Sexy"Peterson played his usual sterlinggame as did "Butch" Nathan.

Down Fairfield territory you don'tneed a deed poll to change yourname only a change of clothing willsuffice, take Colin Richardson for in-stance, when he wears his long whitecoat, and waves his flags, he isknown as "Eagle Eye" then, when hedons the runner's armband be becomes"Fleetfoot"; in both jobs he givesgood service .

Old Haileybury were lucky to wintheir last game against Assumption .Kicking into a strong wind in the lastquarter they were down by 7 pointshalf way through, however two greatgoals to Andy Home and Andy Lang-ford-Jones turned the tide and withgood defence the Bloods recorded a

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II Briefs - continuedHearty hearsays, Bleeder old boy .

Your contribution was short andsweet last week, and as the Chinesesay Sweet and Sour especially whenyou mention our efforts at thosememorable games' nights from yourpoint of view. Well old Poison gotaround last Saturday to see bothjunior and senior games . He wascrying tears of blood when he wit-nessed the display put on by Park-side juniors and could not stayaround to the bitter end . Howeverseveral players took my eye, I won'tmention names, as they could beplaying senior football in the nearfuture . At Pitcher Park the story was'an entirely different one, and somesay St . Kevin's were talked out of thegame in both the reserves, and seniormatches . Ray "Tiny" Ford will haveto do some smart talking if he hopesto strip for Parkside for the rest ofthe year. It was pleasing to see DougRobertson with half a smile on hisface, and he was happy that Parksidehad at last begun to grind othersides into the ground and he hopesthis becomes a regular occurrence .Hope Fairfield have a regular grind .

POISON PENMick and Haans Lewin decided to

have a quiet night in front of the TVafter St. Kevin's defeat last week .They invited old friends Smithy andwife over for a bite to eat . Then LenJohnson arrived with `Max' who'dbeen away just a little too long . Thencame Maurie Molan with $10 . Alittle later "Goofy" Hoare turned up .Ecka Johnson and "Lungs" Fernonlobbed straight from an `annualmeeting' . "Bomma" O'Malley and"Flea" Foley were next . And just toround it off Maurie Sheehan and KeithHoare arrived just as people wereabout to leave. Just a nice quiet night .

The best way to a man's heart isthrough his stomach so they say .Well St . Pat's newly formed Ladies

Group is really getting to me . Lastweek's barbeque and those sand-wiches were great. The secondsplayers and officials were overjoyed .Our very special thanks to Mrs .Hynes, Colleen, Lyn, Carmel, Jan, Sad-ie and others for the efforts . P.S. Ijust happen to love barbeque chops .

Playing in shocking conditionsBrunswick gained a great percentagebuilder at the expense of Old Essen-don Grammarians . Another good dis-play of football by Keith (Stretch)Weybury who gave many opportuni-ties to his team-mates .

Miracles never cease to happen -Elsternwick junior Gary "Wacker"Rosewarne was kept quiet for fiveminutes last Saturday ; would theParkside player who was responsibleplease advise the Elsternwick clubhow he was able to do it .

La Trobe Uni coach Kevin Eastonwas back in harness after an argu-ment with a lawn mower. Great tohave you back Kevin! La Trobe hittheir straps for the first time thisyear to annihilate Ajax . Best in abrilliant side were: "Old Man" Sceney,"Big" Al Monohan, "Shag" Anyon,"Leon Keward", "The Patch" and"Moses" Sheehan.

The Old Camberwell back lineplayed a major part in the firsts' winlast week . With Dave Tucker and DickHewitt again in great form little wasleft for other backmen to do . On theforward line Darrell Gretgrix madethe most of his opportunities and waswell backed up by Mark Tipping andGlen Foster . Butch MacCallum ruckedwell all day and Peter Waterworthwas very busy in the centre .

Melbourne High had a convincingwin over St . Bernard's Juniors. Itwould have been a runaway win butfor St . Bernard's defenders KevinMahoney, Damien Santamaria, andNoel Gulliver. Congratulations chapson a really fine game .


Ball Briefs - continuedUniversity Juniors just scraped

home from Monash in a tremendousgame last week . Barry Johnston dis-played his coaching genius by theinterchange of full forward "Fatty"Lowe and centre half forward IanVoigt at three quarter time. Ian tur-ned in a great last quarter, kickingthree magnificent goals. "Lowy"playing his first game for 10 weeksshowed good form, kicking threegoals, although starved for opportuni-ties. The whole defence led by thesuperb combination of John Clarkeand Ru ssell Tucker showed why theyare on top in the Section .

We hear that National Bank JuniorGarry Skelton has been eating hismeals standing up after collecting astop when his back was turned . Alsoit is good to see the unlucky playersnot selected help Des Stayches to getthe side on the field .

Old Brighton's Sunday morningtraining is becoming a popular feat-ure at the club. Last week's handballcompetition was keenly fought outeven though a certain coach cheated .The only problem is the lack of re-freshments but this should come afterwe win the final .

Skipper Rob Cowen played a grandgame for Tooronga-Malvern Juniorsin a valiant effort to bring victory tohis side, finishing with 4 goals him-self and assisting in others . New-comer John Tink made a brilliantdebut, whilst Paul Mitchell, WayneStokes, John Black and Graham Wattsall gave of their very best .

M.H .S . star half-back flanker Nick"Shoulders" Solatgis, for the fourthsuccessive week was named best manafield last Saturday . With tirelessmonotony "shoulders" is seen eachweek playing the ball, baulking,bumping his way through a dozenplayers and still come up on top .Coupled with him was Frank "thelip" Perry, who, playing his first

senior game for the season dominatedon the other flank to make this linethe best for the day .A dismal effort by Assumption Re-

serves. Playing the wrong style offootball for the conditions they werenever in the hunt . Of the Blues onlySimon "Slamming Sammy" Stuartgave four quarters of opposition .Other players including "Big Pete"Hanvin and Peter Paterson gavetoken resistance for part of the gamebut 100% effort was lacking frommost players . Some of the playerson the sidelines must have felt frus-trated at the easy way the oppositionwas handed the game. Late in thegame Adrian Munari, moved from fullforward, gave a little bite to the sidebut too late to make any difference.

Another poor performance by St.Kilda CBOC's Reserves saw us gounder to a far more determined op-position and only Blackie, Spence andSelkrig were consistent kickwinners.If a few had followed Paul's fine ex-ample we would have been muchcloser all day. Perhaps we shouldchange the name of the team to"Social" instead of Reserves .

Great news for Old Trinity sup-porters and players is that Phil Cohenhas had his call up deferred. Thisnews was greeted rather loudly atthe Trumble home and also muchlater at Cohens the celebrations werestill going on . Coach Terry was nearlyas pleased as Phil himself.

Dick Mullett turned in his bestgame two weeks ago for Old Camber-well Reserves so far this season. Hemarked well, used handball intelli-gently and kicked to position all day .Keep it up Dick. It was also good tosee Ian Edgar slip into his stride inthe same game. Ian, who was strug-gling to find form, pushed himselfinto the game with sheer determina-tion and thus played one of his bestgames for the club .


FIXTURES &APRIL 11

Oivan 20 .27 D&L 4 .9ANZBk 10.19 OEssen

5.1 0Eist 17 .14 OMen 11 .10SSB 18.14 LTU 14 .11OCam 14.14 AJAX 11 .9Brun 13.10 ResOB 12 .1 1

APRIL 18AJAX 12.12 OMen 8 .12LTU 29.22 OEssen 3 .5Elst 13 .21 D&L 4 .11Brun 19.17 ANZBk 14 .6OCam 21 .12 Olvan 8 .12ResOB 18 .17 SSB 8 .1 0

APRIL 25Brun 25.24 OEssen 9 .8SSB 11 .9 Elst 11 .9LTU 8.18 AJAX 5 .11Olvan 7.13 ANZBk 6.10OCam 13.17 OMen 9.10ResOB 20.17 D&L 13 .1 1

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MAY 23Olvan 17.14 SSBk 16.10OMen 22.15 OEssen 6 .3LTU 21 .20 D&L 4.8Brun 14.15 OCam 10.11ANZBk 6.2 Elstern 4 .11ResOB 15 .15 AJAX 9.7

MAY 30Brun 13 .19 SSBnk 9.11AJAX 27 .20 OEss 9 .5Elstern 10 .20 Oivan 8.19OMen 17 .19 D&LOC 10.6OCwll 11 .13 ANZBk 8.10ResOB 12 .20 LTUni 10 .8

JUNE 6Brun 21 .19 OMen 8 .11Olvan 17 .11 AJAX 6 .9D&LOC 14 .20 OEss 7.6SSBk 20 .14 OCam 16.13LaTU 17 .9 ANZBk 12.13ResOB 15 .18 Elst 11 .1 1

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JUNE 1 3Elst 19.14 AJAX 10.12OMen 12.8 Olvan 9 .13LTU 10 .12 Brun 9 .9SSBk 15 .16 D&L 9 .3OCam 27.28 OEssen 1 .0ResOB 20 .9 ANZ 10 . 8

JUNE 20Bruns 20 .24 D&LOC 1 .5LaTUni 16.12 Olvan 13 .6SSBk 25.18 OMen 9 .11ANZBk 14.9 AJAX 10 .10OCwll 10.3 Elst 7 .3ResOB 28.36 OEss ni l

JUNE 27Bruns 22.18 OEss 0 .4SSBnk 13 .19 Elst 12 .17LTrob 21 .17 AJAX 7.3Olvan 10 .13 ANZBnk 6 .5OCwI 12.9 OMen 6 .11ResOB 20 .27 D&LOC 6. 3

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Here is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, together withdirections as to how they may be reached . Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on som eground as Seniors.

"E" SECTIO NA .J.A.X . : Oval 14, Albert Park. (Train to Middle

Pa rk . )A .N .Z . Bank : Flinders Park, Batman Avenue, op-

posites Olympic Swimming Stadium (Batman Av-enue tram from Princes Bridge . )

BRUNSWICK : Dunstan Reserve, West Brunswick .(West Coburg tram in William Street to AlbionStreet, walk west along Albion Street to Pea-cock Street, or Brunswick, Coburg or North Co-burg tram in Elizabeth Street to Albion Street,then bus to Peacock Street. )

DOOKIE and LONGERENONG OLD COLLE G IANS :Oval 10, Albert Park. (Train to Middle Park) .No Reserves .

ELSTERNWICK Elsternwick Park No . 2 Oval .(Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie tram in Swan.ston St . to Glenhuntly Road, walk west alongGlenhuntly Road to St . Kilda Street . )

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY : La Trobe University Oval .Plenty Road, Bundoora . ( East Preston Tram InBourke Street to Terminus., then bus to ground . J

OLD CAMBERWELL GRAMMARIANS : Gordon Barn-ard Reserve, Baiwyn Road, North Baiwyn, be-

tween Belmore and Doncaster Rds . (North Bal-wyn tram in Flinders St. to terminus, walksouth along Balwyn Road .)

Old E"endon Grammarians: Follow Kellar Roa dto Mileara Road, turn left, then first left intoWoorite Place, third right into Nyah Street, andthen the first left into the ground .

OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS : ChelmsworthPark, The Boulevard, Ivanhoe. (Train to Ivan-hoe. )

OLD MENTONIANS: Cheltenham Rd . (One mileeast of Five Ways, Keysborough) on north sideof road .

OLD XAVERIANS ( "E" RESERVE SECTION) : Oval14, Albert Park . (Train to Middle Park .)

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Barling Reserve, No. 1Oval, opposite Reservoir High School, Plenty -Road, Reservoir near Preston Drive-in . (EastPreston tram in Bourke Street to terminus thenbus . )

STATE SAVINGS BANK : Oval 4, Albert Park .(Train to Albert Park or South Melbourne tramin Collins Street to South Melbourne TechnicalSchool . )


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u-11 Briefs continuedOld Brighton are always glad to

welcome cricketers to the club butthis year we find three of the mostavid "backyard" cricketers playingfor us. Andrew "Fish" Mullet,"Mighty" Mike Rossiter and Rod"Colonel" Sanders are all playing wellthis year, maybe they learnt some-thing in the backyard .

Ray Barton and Keith Hodgins look-ed more like refugees from last Mon-day's T.V. Ringside than Glenhuntlyfootballers . Both played well and it isregrettable that such fair ball playersshould "cop it" . Better sharpen upthose reflexes chaps !

A .M.P. Reserves celebrated "FatLover's" return with a solid win overFairfield . Teamwork is the successfulrecipe and with a couple of "recruits"due shortly this team could take abig hand in August proceedings . ColLittlejohn was a great success up for-ward and Ron Bloss was uncanny infront of the sticks . "Johnno" did theheavy work well and "Snow" put inhis best for the club .

It has always been said at Parksidethat you can always back on a"Winna" receiving a mention at leastonce every week for their effortsaround the club . Well the youngestmember of the family has finallycracked it both for a mention in theRecord, and in general conversationaround the club for his battling effortsin the Junior match against Elstern-wick. If you can continue on fromhere Glen "Jew" Winnacott you willcertainly be a winner of a trophy foryour efforts in the very near future .All Parksiders hope so, especially"Silva" and Joe .

Good to see the return to form ofBrunswick's Robert (Stalky) Dean andLee (Elvis) Gordon . Both playedstrongly all day.

At the Glen Iris Ocean last Satur-day M.H.S. players surprised the DeLa Salle home team by taking to the

Spied the captain's mother doingan efficient job of bandaging last Sat-urday. Could it be St. Bernard'sJuniors have a new first aid member?water attired in togs together withflippers, goggles and snorkels . Thiswas said to be the reason for thesurprise underwater attack launchedby Melbourne High. Coach Keith Mar-shall told the visiting side to attackfrom between the pool and sand dunethen sneak it along the channel forthe goals, but defend into the surfnear the palm trees . The plan waswell thought out and great drivingkicks by M.H .S . saw them drive theopposition up for air meanwhile scor-ing unusually accurate goals . Greatwork by High under the adverse con-ditions .

Ivanhoe Juniors' latest win com-pleted the first stage of coach DonBlackwood's secret campaign.. Donreckons that if the boys show simi-lar determination today, stage twowill present no problems.

Ormond disappointed last week allthose who expected a big showing .Looks like some just haven't got itfor the big occasion. "Mel" Bournewas a grand trier all day. Peter Laveryalso safe and dashing in the backpocket, while Peter Sierakowski',sgame as usual full of guts and deter-mination. What a huge heart thisbloke must have! Jeff Russ, "Stubby"Blight and "Long" Wood were otherswho never gave up trying .

Collegians' David Crow who hasnot played in recent weeks due to anagging back complaint was a spec-tator at the game against Monash,and is progressing slowly . HarleyHarber, who was injured in a recentReserves game, was also a spectatorand is progressing satisfactorily .Shane Ryan, who showed such goodform and promise in the early games,is another player who has been onthe casualty list for some time now .


Ball Briefs - continuedJohn Rathjens played his first game

with De La Salle Reserves and per-formed well . On the form he showedfirst up De La have a real find .

Against traditional rivals FootscrayTech Old Boys, St. Bernard's last weekfinally started to look a team again,after being in the doldrums for a fewweeks . The better performance bythe team was due largely to the greatform of Mick Mahoney at centre half-back, and all connected with the clubhope Mick can continue his greatform until the grand final . Anotherplayer whose form over the last fewweeks has been an inspiration to allplayers is Colin Reidy. Keep up thegood work Col .

Footscray Tech's Ellis Patersonplayed his last game with us lastweek before working for 2 years withthe Army . "Patto" received a going-away gift from his mates late lastweek, a mud pack. We'll keep Helenhappy, mate. Best of luck from allplayers and members of the club,Ellis.

We were beginning to wonder aboutJohn Williams and how he got on atwork wearing the Alphington tracksuit . We had almost given up hopeof getting it back as he wore it toand from training for a fortnight, toand from Geelong including havingtea in a cafe . One can only assumethat it needs washing .

Tooronga-Malvern Reserves, al-though down, were certainly not out .Alan Crouch played well all day, andtwo heavy knocks did not deter himat all . Graeme Dent marked every-thing and is certainly "burning" in hiscomeback. A special mention forDenty's wife who actually wants himto play football .

The marking of Russell McPhee ofOld Carey was a big factor in theirgreat win against U.H .S . Old Boys .With good judgement he positionedhimself in the front of the packs and

grabbed some beautiful marks . He fol-lowed up with some strong tellingkicks to send Old Carey into attack .

U.H.S. Old Boys ruckman Max John-ston was by far the side's best playerlast Saturday, repeating his perform-ance of the previous week. Max hasreally been playing well since his re-turn from his honeymoon a few weeksago - maybe there is some connec-tion .

For the first three quarters A .M .P.basked in the previous week's gloryand only in the final term did theybelatedly produce the good stuff ."Machine" Munro and captain BarryThompson fortunately produced it allday. They received support fromBrian Ahern (again) and "Longie".Glenhuntly today A .M.P.s, how's thememory?

Even without his villainous-lookingmoustache, Graeme Linley inspiredIvanhoe Reserves with his strengthand determination in the mud againstUni . Blues, not forgetting either theefforts of Ran Brentnall or GeoffDowley who defended stoutly all day .

In a game in which all players de-serve a mention Chris Lofts was ingreat touch for De La Salle Reserves .Chris is improving every week and isa definite prospect for the future . Hewas also well supported by Kevinand Graham Perkins, Mick Burke andPeter Sherman .

Parkside's Bob and Glen Winnacottmay sneak into a mention this week .Bob "Paunchy" Winnacott was men-tioning something about sneaking intoa back pocket in the Senior side acouple of weeks ago, and it appearsthe selectors took some notice byplacing him on a half-back flank forthe Reserves last week . It would behard to imagine a corpulent fellowlike Robert fitting into anybody's backpocket, let alone the one so capablybeing held down by Colin Thomas atthe present time .


Ball Briefs - continuedCollegians Reserves, who for three

quarters looked like beating MonashReserves, failed to last the full dis-tance and finally went down in thelast quarter . The best on the day wereJohn Varigos for an extra good effortall day, John Munn, Mark James,Bruce Ferguson, D . Maddocks (a fi rstyear player who continues to improvewith each game) and last but not leastthe gentle giant, gentleman GeoffreyNash.

It was a great tonic to see IanJohnston of Old Carey hit his strapsagainst U.H .S . Old Boys . Playing ona half-back flank he marked well,showed plenty of dash and was averitable brick wall to U.H .S . attacks .

Revenge, particularly 47 pointsworth, is sweet and St. Kilda CBOC'sdrubbing of Old Melburnians repaysthe sound defeat they handed out tous earlier this season. Good playerswere many, with "Bones" D rinan,"Goose" Quirk and "Hairs" Careyplaying top football all day in defence .Goals to the Skipper and the deputy-deputy Vice prove just how easythey were to come by .

Old Camberwell Reserves captain-coach Peter Sugden, who is fast ap-proaching his two-hundredth game, isonce again having a great season.Winner of the best and fairest trophyfor the Reserves in 1968 and 1969,Suggo is playing as well as ever. Heis a great inspiration to the youngerplayers in his side, and is leadingthem to one of the most successfulseasons ever for the Old CamberwellReserves' side.

After half-time last Saturday Mel-bourne High Reserves saw a new facetake the field in Peter Rees and playa terrific half, as well as kick his firstgoal . A tall young player, Peter willbe a great acquisition to the side."Dicky Knee" Harley also figured pro-

minently after having a broken fingerseveral weeks ago to go on and havethree stitches in his leg for this week'seffort . What will be in store for Rickthis week? Watch forthcoming edi-tions .

Return to form by Ed Schwarzman,fine forward play by rovers "Tessa"and "Long Hair" Salter (he must bejoining the army), and Phil Howewere features of St . Kilda CBOC'sfine performance for the second con-secutive week . Having finally hit ourstraps we will make the going verytough for the sides that will have tomeet us in September .

Old Carey's convincing win againstpreviously unbeaten U.H .S . Old Boyswas due to a great team effort . Everymember of the side contributed some-thing. The only blemish was theirfailure to keep the forward line openresulting in 16 behinds from 28 scor-ing shots.

Although defeated last week theperformance of St. Kevin's was muchbetter than that of the previous week .Our way to the final four is nowmuch more difficult but by no meansimpossible . It requires a continuationof the spirit shown in last week'sgame .

St. Pat's (Ballarat) rattled on goalsgalore last week to win over WestBrunswick in a real grand final typelast quarter. Attacking football undersuch gusty conditions really showsthe old St. Pat's spirit is still verystrong. Keep it up fellas and we'll stayin "D" Grade next year .

In a game fought out right fromthe first bounce, Tooronga-MalvernJuniors went down fighting by thenarrow margin of 2 points to top sidePower House, thus showing that theirrecent run of successes have been nofluke. A very creditable performancewhich augurs well for the future.


150 TO TOORONGA-MALVERNPLAYER

John Evans played his 150th gamefor Tooronga-Malvern last week, andturned in his usual good game. Johnhas been a very consistent performerover the years, and it is difficult torecall when he last played in the Re-serves. Pace and ball-handling are hisgreatest acquisitions, and John shouldprove a headache to the oppositionfor many years to come.

100 UP TO CAULFIELD PLAYERCongratulations to Graham Craven

of Caulfield Grammarians who playshis one-hundredth game with the clubtoday. Graham is a real clubman, al-ways willing to lend a hand withthose jobs nobody likes doing. Welldone Graham, and good luck for Nyouicentury .

TWO OLD HAILEYBURYCENTURIES

Two Old Haileyburians reach 10 0games this week, "Dicky" Wetheralland John "Rigs" Rigby play their100th games for the Bloods . Both havegiven great service over this periodand are to be congratulated on reach-ing this goal .

100 GAMES TO O.G.G.'s STARLast Saturday Terry Brown played

his 100th game for Old Geel,angg . Inhis career with the club Terry haswon the club's best and fairest trophyon a couple of occasions as well asmost of the other club trophies . Ap-parently the umpires agreed with theclub last year as they voted Terrybest and fairest for "C" Grade . Wewish him luck in the State selectiontrials as State representation wouldbe fully deserved.

FAIRFIELD CENTURYAll Fairfield players and supporters

would like to congratulate Bruce"Yack-Yack" Young on his centuryof games for the Bloods . Bruce hasbeen the backbone of our Reserves'

defence for a long while now, andnow we wait for his second ton !

A.M.P. tall timber "Stretch" lYdc-Lennen finally cracked number 50 andLaurie Taylor and Barry Long will alsoreach that milestone this week. Con-gratulations to all three players, eachof whom has given great service tothe club .

Over to the "B's" in Pussy Cat andGympie . I believe your match lastweek was quite a torrid affair . I betyaplayers like Leake and Flucker forGeelong receive a ribbing every week.but still manage to turn in some gooddisplays for the club . Parkside s fullforward, Maurice "Jacko" Jackson hasnot fired around the goals since re-turning from his honeymoon . LikeSouth Melb. the young players inBobby Fletcher, Brian Harvey, andDennis Thomas, with their keenness,are keeping Parkside in business, andthe older players with their guile andexperience are steadying the teamdown when necessary . Len Stenlake,Bill Rodda and Daniel "Boone" Glee-son are three such teammen . Park-side will continue to win, and wehope your clubs will do the same in"B". Poison Pen .

Melbourne High celebrated theirgreat win last Saturday by holding a"Chicken and Champers" night atJohnny Cooper's. A terrific menu, to-gether with plenty to drink, put thosewho attended in a great mood. "WildTiger" Lily writhed her way throughmany dances with Rolf "ban thebomb" Proft, and Ian Wilson wasseen in a clinch in the corner and atone stage even came up for air."Whiskers" Waodley was voted"roughest chin present" with JohnnyBainbridge sneaking in to take thechampers prize of the evening . Thanksfrom the Old Boys are extended toall the Coopers for a really wonderfulparty .


From re and There - continuedNORTH OLD BOYS 150th

Today North Old Boys plays its150th game in Amateur football andthe club recalls proudly that duringits 8 seasons in the V .A.F.A. it hasplayed in all Sections, moving fromE-Section to A-Section in successiveyears, 1964-1968. "North" capturedthe E-Section flag in 1964, the D-Sec-tion flag in 1965, was runner-up toGeelong for the C-Section premier-ship in 1966 and was again runner-upin B-Section in 1967. The Club's Re-serve XVIII won premierships in 1964(Reserve Section 4), 1965 (D-Section)and 1966 (C-Section) . Under the lead-ership of fine captains, John Adams,Ray Kelsey, Robert Spurling (Cap-tain and Coach 1967-8) and Les Mur-ray, North Old Boys has enjoyedmuch success but in its entire historyperhaps "North's" most memorableperformances were witnessed, againstGlenhuntly (E-Section), againstO.G.G.'s in the D-Section second semi-final (1965), against Old BrightonGrammarians, in C-Section, at theBeach Oval when after trailing by50 points at three-quarter-time, wewon by two points, and in three epicclashes with Ormond in 1967 in B-Section. Of the 149 games played todate the club has won 98, lost 48 anddrawn 3 . Of these games Les Murray,present captain has played 142 .

Greetings fellow members of thecorrespondence clan - 'tis TheBleeder calling you once more . Fair-field v, ere successful again - not asconvincing as we would have liked,but winners nonetheless . Terry "Un-passable" Richardson turned on hisusual reliable game and Johnny "YouTake The" Hyland nonplussed the op-position with a fine display of accur-ate (?) kicking. To my pal PoisonPen I see a working club final comingup which could be a beauty and to

my other colleagues Pussy Cat andGympie, I suppose you are still' de-bating that close finish . -The Bleeder .

Hello Poison Pen, Bleeder, PussyCat. - I am one out again, as allyou fellas had good wins . (Any winis good, Pussy Cat!) even if you don'treally deserve it . Still, it was notan entirely black day for Common-wealth Bank as my summary shouldprove. We were only one point notgood enough .

Bank, keeping the ball low non-plussed the Geelong high fliers earlyand with fierce tackling raced to anearly lead. The Country Kids lookedlike taking control in the early partof the 2nd term, but Bank lifted theirgame to be 9 points up. Geelong threwthe kitchen sink at Bank in the 3rdbut only managed 1-7. When Bankgoaled early in the last the Baby Catswere in desperate straits, then playinglike a top side, Geelong snatched thelead only to see a spirited Bank sidecome back with a rattling run andmiss the uprights three times in arow, in the time-on period . Neitherside played great football, but spec-tatorwise the thrills were many . Ithought Les Radford was good enoughfor my nod and Richard Harhen prov-ed himself in big time . Carl Ventura,Bernie Shacklock and Neil Torrensalso wore the stamp of courage .

Our Reserves came from behind toscore a morale-boosting win over theBaby Cats . I saw some worthy Blueand Golds in "Stinky" White, "Gin-ger" Thynne and "Frosty" Linehan.

McGeachy and Gympie renewedacquaintance - Bernie Brady lost awindow of his car when George Say-nor kicked out on the full, PhillipMarshall said hello, and nothing elsehappened at the football . -Signingoff, Gympie .


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At 2 p.m . Rese rves at 11 .45 a .m.

A SECTIONCollegians v Ormon d

Field : G . M . Simpson ; Goal : Ahim, Fox.M .H .S . Old Boys v Coburg (at Elsternwick Park)

Field : Marshall ; Goal : R . McKenzie, Paizis .Ivanhoe v Caulfield Gramm .

Field : Sharoe ; Goal : Williams, Smith .De La Salle O .C . v University Blue s

Field : Hagerty ; Goal : Bennett, P. Jones.Old Paradians v Monash University.

Field : D . R . Dodds ; Goal : Mengoni, Bridges .

B SECTIONUniversity Blacks v Kew.

Field : L. Thomas ; Goal : Dunstan, Morgan .St. Bernard's O.C . v Old Xaverian s

Field : Robinson ; Goal : Hillier, Sandlant.Geelong v Old Scotch Coll.

Field : Kolimorgan .Fontscray T .C.O .B . v Commnnwealth Bank

Field : Jorgensen ; Goal : Wilson, V . McKenzie .North Old Boys v Alphington (at North Mel-

bourne Football Ground )Field : George; Goal : Sanderson, I . Simpson .

C SECTIO N

Old Melburnians v Tooronga-Malvern - Loy .National Bank v Power House - Marks .Old Haileyburians v U.H .S . Old Boys - I . Jen-

nings .Hampton Rovers v Assumption O .C. - G.

Thomas .Old Carey Gramm . v St. Kilda C .B .O .C. - Mal-

colm.

D SECTION

West Brunswick v Old Geelong Gramm . - Ham-ilton .

A .M.P . Society v Glenhuntly - Norman .Parkside v Old Trinity Gramm . - Wills .Fairfield v Old Brighton Gramm . - Lockett .St . Kevin's O .B. v St. Patrick's O .C . - Saunder.

E SECTIO N

Old Ivanhoe Gramm . v Brunswick - C . Jennings .A .J.A .X . v Dookie & Longerenong O.C . - D.

Brown .Elsternwick v Old Essendon Gramm. - Sharkey .Old Mentonians v La Trobe University - Todd .State Savings Bank v A .N .Z . Bank - Adams .Old Camberwell Gramm. v Reservoir Old Boys

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JUNIOR SECTION 1

St. Kilda C .B .O .C . v St. Bernard's O.C . - I . Jen-kin .

Coburg v M.H .S . Old Boys - Medley.Monash University v Old Scotch Coll . - Hock-

ing .Ormond 12 .15 .87 d . University 11 .12 .78 (played

July 4th) .Old Paradians v Ivanhoe - D. Jones.

JUNIOR SECTION 2Old Brighton Gramm . v Hampton Scouts - D . G .

Dodd .Caulfield Gramm. v Parkside - Delahunt.Army Apprentices School v National Bank

Kenworthy.Tooronga-Malvern v West Brunswick - Peters .Alphington v A .J .A.X . - King.Power House v Elsternwick - Halpin .

A RESERVE SECTIONCollegians v Ormond - Bonnyman .M.H .S . Old Boys v Coburg (at Elsternwick Park)- M. Brown .

Ivanhoe v Caulfield Gramm . - McDowell .De La Salle O.C . v University Blues - R. Jen-

kin .Old Paradians v Monash University - Rowell .

B RESERVE SECTION

University Blacks v Kew - Hingston .St. Bernard's O .C. v Old Xaverians - Duck-worth .

Geelong v Old Scotch Coll. - Cogdon .Footscray T .C .O.B . v Commonwealth Bank -

Fail .North Old Boys v Alphington (at North Mel-

bourne Football Ground) - Hill .

C RESERVE SECTIO N

Old Melburnians v Tooronga-Malvern - R. Rob-erts.

National Bank v Power House - D . Jenkin .Old Haileyburians v U .H,S . Old Boys - Keating .Hampton Rovers v Assumption O .C . - Suther-

land .Old Carey Gramm. v St . Kilda C.B .O .C . - Dowl-

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D RESERVE SECTIO N

West Brunswick v Old Geelong Gramm . - Tay-lor .

A.M.P. Society v Glenhuntly - W. Jennings .Parkside v Old Trinity Gramm . - Kong .Fairfield v Old Brighton Gramm . - Marsden .St. Kevin's O .B. v St. Patrick's O .C . - G. I .

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E RESERVE SECTIO NOld Ivanhoe Gramm. v Brunswick - Showier.A .J .A.X . v Old Xaverians - Barnes .Elsternwick v Old Essendon Gramm. - H . Rob-

erts .Old Mentonians v La Trobe University - Bohen .State Savings Bank v A.N .Z . Bank - Denning-

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A SECTION

McFarlane, Coburg (3)Wood, Ormond (1)Butcher, Caul . Gram. (1)Atchison, Caul . Gram. (2)Hick, Ivanhoe (-)Steward, De La Salle (3)Thomas, Monash Univ . (-)Tootell, Caul . Gram. (-)Jordan, Old Paradians (6)H . Ritterman, MHSOB (-)N . Beattie, Coburg (2)Malone, MHSOB (3)Barkley, Univ . Blues (3)King, Coburg (1 )

B SECTION

Wayman, Alphington (7)Morgan, Univ . Blacks (5)Edwards, C'wealth Bank (4)Sullivan, St. Bernard's (1)Murray, North O .B. (2)Casboult, Geelong (-)Hughes, Old Scotch (4)Woodruff, Old Xaverians (2)Hiscock, Kew (1)Burgin, St. Bernard's (1)

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D SECTION

Joakim, Ormond (3)Formby, A .M .P. (2)R . Whalley, Old Geelong (3)K . Hoare, St . Kevin's (1)F. Findlay, Fairfield (1)Phil Cohen, Old Trinity (4)Allen, West Brunswick (2)Warner, Glenhuntly (2)McMillan, Old Geelong (-)Quarterman, Old Trinity (4)

E SECTIO N

P . Cavanagh, S .S . Bank (3)Sceney, La Trobe Univ. (-)Maher, Brunswick (-)Goldfarb, A .J .A .X. (1)M. Tipping . Old Cam. (2)P . Hanson, Old Cam. (-)Cameron, S .S . Bank (3)Condon, La Trobe Univ . (1)O'Brien, La Trobe Univ . (5)Dwyer, Brunswick (4)P. Wiltshire, O . Ivanhoe (-)

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Gill, Coburg (1) 34Le Page, Ormond (2) 27Joakim, Ormond (3) 34R . Fitts, Ormond (1) 19Salter, Coburg (-) 18

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De Luca, St . Bernard's (-) 50McTaggart, Old Scotch (2) 27Rhoden, Kew (2) 22Fraser, Old Xaverians (1) 17Hayes, Alphington (-) 13

C RESERVE SECTIONIliopolus, U .H .S .O .B . (4) 33McDonald, Assumption (-) 28J . Shaw, Assumption (1) 18Green, Old Carey (-) 16Bridge, U .H,S .O.B. (-) 15Lyons, Old 'Haileybury (3) 1 5

C SECTION

Davis, UHSOB (5)Dyer, Assumption (2)Young, Old Haileybury (-)McLeod, National Bank (2)Mumford, National Bk . (1)Avery, Assumption (-)McLachlin, St. K .CBCOB (-)Freeman, Old Carey (-)P . Mason, Old Halley (3)Drew, St . Kilda CBCOB (1)Tesoriero, St .K. CBCOB (1)

JUNIOR SECTION 1

Kozlowski, Ormond (5)King, University (-)Buscombe, Mon . Univ. (3)Flett, Monash Univ . (2)Costello, University (1)Senini, M .H .S .O .B. (-)Harrod, Old Paradians' (2)Lowe, University (3)Pearce, Ormond (2 )

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Caulfield Gramm. v Collegian sUniversity Blues v Old ParadiansOrmond v Ivanho eCoburg v De La Salle O.C .Monash University v M .H .S . Old Boy s

B SECTION and B RESERVE SECTION

Old Scotch Collegians v University Blacks(at Elsternwick Park)

Commonwealth Bank v North Old BoysKew v Geelon gOld Xaverians v Footscray T .C.O.B .Alphington v St. Bernard's O .C .

Old Geelong Gramm . v St. Kevin's O .B .St . Patrick's O.C. v Fairfiel d

E SECTION and E RESERVE SECTION

Old Essendon Gramm . v State Savings BankBrunswick v A .J .A .X .La Trobe University v ElsternwickA.N .Z . Bank v Old MentoniansDookie and Longerenong O .G. v Old Camberwell

Gramm .(Reserves - Old Xaverians v Old Camberwell

Gramm .)Reservoir Old Boys v Old Ivanhoe Gramm .

JUNIOR SECTION 1

C SECTION and C RESERVE SECTION

U .H .S . Old Boys v Old MelburniansAssumption O.C. v Old Carey Gramm .Tooronga-Malvern v Old HaileyburiansPower House v Hampton RoversSt. Kilda C.B .C.O .B . v National Ban k

D SECTION and D RESERVE SECTION

Parkside v GlenhuntlyOld Trinity Gramm . v West Brunswick

Old Brighton Gramm. v A .M .P . Society

Old Scotch Collegians v St . Kilda C .B.C.O .B.University v Old Paradian sSt. Bernard's O .C . v Monash UniversityM .H .S. Old Boys v OrmondIvanhoe v Cobur g

JUNIOR SECTION 2

National Bank v AlphingtonHampton Scouts v Caulfield Gramm .West Brunswick v Army Apprentices SchoolA .J .A.X . v Tooronga-MalvernParkside v Power HouseElsternwick v Old Brighton Gramm .

At 2 p.rn. Reserves at 11 .45 a .m.

Next week's Matches at Elsternwick Park

JULY 18th, 1970

A Scotch Coll . v. University Blacksat 2 p.m.

Reserves at 11 .45 a.m .

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p(:EMIERSHIP LISTS

A SECTIO NW L For Agst. % Pts.

Coburg 12 - 1415 905 156 .6 48Ormond 10 2 1277 939 135.9 40MHS Old Boys 8 4 1131 1056 106.1 32Caulfield Gramm. 7 5 1439 1207 119.3 28De La Salle O .C. 5 7 993 1095 90.6 20Monash Univ. 5 7 1076 1196 90 .0 20Collegians 4 8 939 1218 77.2 16Univ . Blues 3 9 976 1107 88 .0 12Ivanhoe 3 9 1104 1355 81 .6 12Old Paradians 3 9 929 1201 77 .3 12

B SECTIO NGeelong 11 1 1181 788 150 .0 44Univ. Blacks 11 1 1279 896 142 .6 44old Scotch Coll. 10 2 1206 845 142.9 40St . Bernard's O .C. 8 4 1063 785 135 .9 32North Old Boys 8 4 1006 922 109 .0 32Kew 5 7 984 1172 83.8 20Alphington 3 9 921 1364 67.5 12Old Xaverians 2 10 848 1000 84.8 8C'wealth Bank 2 10 766 1070 71 .5 8Footscray TCOB - 12 786 1270 62.0 -

C SECTIONUHS Old Boys 11 1 1056 783 134.9 44Old Carey Gramm . 8 4 967 693 139.5 32Assumption O.C . 8 4 976 835 116 .9 32Old Haileybury 8 4 999 878 113 .8 32St. Kilda CBOC 7 5 1042 927 112 .4 28Old Melburnians 7 5 926 927 99.9 28National Bank 4 8 916 898 102 .1 16Toor-Malvern 4 8 896 1049 85 .5 16Hampton Rovers 2 10 656 1148 57 .2 8Power House 1 11 641 1015 63 .2 4

D SECTIONParkside 10 2 876 653 134 .1 40Fairfield 9 3 1064 727 146 .5 36Old Trinity Gr. 9 3 1044 877 119 .2 36Old Brighton Gr. 7 5 986 912 108 .0 28Old Geelong Gr . 6 6 1032 936 110.5 24St . Kevin's O .B . 6 6 908 877 103.3 24AMP Society 6 6 1005 1008 99.7 24Glenhuntly 3 9 812 980 83.0 12West Brunswick 2 10 781 1102 70.8 8St. Patrick's O .C . 2 10 803 1301 61 .7 8

E SECTIO NReservoir Old Boys 11 1 1414 715 198.0 44Brunswick 10 2 1365 679 201 .2 40La Trobe Univ. 10 2 1293 764 170.0 40Old Cam'well Gr. 8 4 1224 780 157.4 32*Elsternwick 6 5 1062 778 136.9 26*State Sav . Bank 6 5 1290 1089 118.4 26Old Ivanhoe Gr. 6 6 1057 932 113.2 24ANZ Bank 5 7 861 894 96.3 20AJAX 4 8 985 1130 86 .9 16Old Mentonians 4 8 878 1147 76 .5 16D. and L. O .C. 1 11 613 1516 40 .4 4Old Essendon Gr. - 12 371 1991 18 .6 -

JUNIOR SECTION 1University 11 1 1361 511 266 .8 44Ormond 9 3 1227 655 187 .0 36Monash Univ. 9 3 1109 637 174 .1 36Old Scotch Coll. 9 3 883 765 115 .2 36MHS Old Boys 7 5 701 783 89 .6 28St . Bernard's O .G. 6 6 810 764 106.0 24Ivanhoe 3 9 786 1045 75 .3 12Coburg 3 9 696 1075 64.8 12Old Paradians 3 9 637 1315 48 .4 12St. Kilda CBOC - 12 469 1350 34.6 -

A RESERVE SECTIO NW L For Agst. % Pts .

Ormond 12 - 1106 426 259.8 48University Blues 10 2 882 617 143 .0 40Coburg 8 4 935 672 139.0 32Monash Univ. 7 5 779 777 100 .3 28*Collegians 4 7 608 797 76.4 18Caulfield Gram. 4 8 698 802 87.0 16Old Paradians 4 8 557 743 75 .1 16De La Salle O .C. 4 8 596 924 64.6 16*Ivanhoe 3 8 711 838 85.0 14M.H .S. Old Boys 3 9 638 940 67.9 12

B RESERVE SECTIO NUniv. Blacks 12 - 1155 395 292.1 48St . Bernard's O .C. 10 2 875 512 171.1 40Old Scotch Coll. 8 4 783 599 130 .6 32Footscray T.C.O.B . 6 6 604 577 104.5 24Ormond 9 3 1227 656 187.0 36Kew 5 7 547 742 73.9 20North Old Boys 4 8 580 719 80 .7 16C'wealth Bank 4 8 491 711 69 .1 16Geelong 3 9 527 772 68.4 12Alphington 2 10 495 1086 45 .6 8

C RESERVE SECTIO NPower House 9 3 694 592 117 .2 36*Old Carey Gram. 8 3 728 480 151 .6 34Assumption O .C. 8 4 831 546 152 .1 32Old Melburnians 8 4 748 565 132 .6 32U .H .S . Old Boys 7 5 770 584 132 .0 28*St. Kilda C.B .O .C. 6 5 637 585 109 .0 26Hampton Rovers 5 7 586 650 90.1 20Old Haileyburians 5 7 556 736 75.6 20Tooronga-Mal. 2 10 454 699 65.1 8Old Xaverians 6 6 678 660 102 .9 24

D RESERVE SECTIO NSt . Kevin's O .B. 10 2 941 437 216.0 40Old Tiinity Gram. 9 3 1043 585 178.8 36Parkside 9 3 884 587 150.5 36A.M .P. Society 8 4 807 596 135.2 32West Brunswick 6 6 746 751 99.4 24Fairfield 6 6 567 612 92.6 24Old Brighton Gram . 5 7 724 681 106.2 20Glenhuntly 3 9 620 842 73 .7 12Old Geelong Gram . 3 9 712 1002 71 .0 12St. Patrick's O .C. 1 11 375 1430 26.2 4National Bank 1 11 365 977 37.4 4

E RESERVE SECTIONReserv oir Old Boys 12 - 893 362 247.1 48Elsternwick 9 3 985 483 203.9 36Old Xaverians 9 3 596 495 120 .5 36State Sav. Bank 7 5 686 579 118.6 28A .J .A .X. 6 6 745 639 116.7 24Old Cam'well Gram. 6 6 640 561 114 .0 24A .N .Z . Bank 6 6 629 596 105.4 24Old Ivanhoe Gram. 6 6 618 731 84 .6 24*La Trobe Univ. 5 6 679 564 120 .4 22*Brunswick 4 7 753 677 111 .2 18Old Essendon Gram . 1 11 221 1038 21 .4 4Old Mentonians - 12 301 1021 29 .4

JUNIOR SECTION 2Power House 11 1 1398 671 208.0 44Army Apprentices 9 3 1066 387 274 .8 36Caulfield Gram. 9 3 1331 705 188.8 36West Brunswick 9 3 1364 885 154.2 36Elsternwick 7 5 1326 1150 115 .3 28Tooronga-Malv. 7 5 978 948 103.1 28Alphington 5 7 957 1145 83.7 20Old Brighton Gram. 5 7 689 833 82 .7 20Hampton Scouts 5 7 782 1079 72 .5 20A.J .A .X. 3 9 783 1619 48.4 12Parkside 1 11 600 1344 44 .6 4National Bank 1 11 566 1535 36 .9 4

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All other matches in E Section weredecided by big margins.

In the Juniors, Monash opened upa winning lead over Old Scotch in thefirst quarter, kicking 8-2 to nil. Theyquietened down after that, addingonly 2-12 for the remainder of thegame.

'Coburg held Melbourne High to an8-point lead in the first half but M.H.S .drew away after the interval and wonby 7 goals .

University led Ormond by 14points at half-time, thanks to a 6-goal burst in the second term butOrmond were a shade stronger in thesecond half and won by 9 points .(This match was played a fortnig-otago, as a curtain-raiser to the Carni-val Trial match) .

Power House slammed on 7-7 in thelast quarter against Elsternwick, whowere scoreless and House won easily .Tooronga-Malvern s urprised WestBrunswick who went down by nearly8 goals .

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VICTORIAN TEAM FOR AMATEURCARNIVAL

The selectors have named 25 play-ers to represent Victoria in the Aus-tralian Amateur Football Carnival atPerth on Sunday, 19th July ; Tuesday21st July and Thursday, 23rd July.Two matches will be played each daywith Victoria meeting Tasmania inthe opening game, South Australia onTuesday and West Australia onThursday.

Here is the team :

B. Morphet (Caulfield Gramm .), L .Beattie, N. Beattie, P. Callesen, R .McFarlane, G. Warfe (Coburg), R.Hick, D. McMahon, W. McWhinnie(Ivanhoe), J . Cooper, I. Turnbull, A .Wilson (MHS Old Boys), J. North(Monash University), R . Sambell (OldParadians), P . McInerney, J . Russ (Or-mond), A. Hume (Univ. Blues), P .Wayman (Alphington), R. Wookey(Geelong), D . Mullin (Kew), M. Mc-Kenzie (Old Xaverians), A. Hanna-berry (St . Bernard's O.C.), A. Hunt,D. Morgan (Univ. Blacks), T. Brown(Old Geelong Gramm .) .

The team left Melbourne by the"Overland" Express last Tuesdaynight, July 14th . Mr. Lou Zachariahis Manager and Mr. Bob Sinclair, As-sistant Manager .

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LAST WEEK'S RESULTSA SECTION

Ormond 7.4 8-7 11-9 16-18-114

CoSie9 l ans 0-7 4-11 6-19 7-19-61

Ormond : Blight 3, Ladd 3, Wood 2, Camero n2, Muran 2, A. Graham, Bourne, J . Graham,

Dexter. Best : Wood, Bourne, Crompton, Ladd,Sierakowski, Russ .

Collegians : P . Munn 2, Boucher, Edwards,Vivian, Pryor, Cranwell . Best: Zent, Hammett,Webster, Ferguson, Pryor, Edwards .

Coburg 2-1 9-6 15-8 18-11-119MHS Old Boys 2-3 3-7 7-10 10-13-73

Coburg : McFarlane 8, Green 3, Scanlon 2,King 2, Zorzi, Pearson, Parkes. Best: Zylan,Sullivan, Gardiner, Handley, Seath, McFar-lane.

M .H .S . Old Boys: Penton 3, Nelson 3, Malone2, Lolatgis, I . Wilson . Best: Malone, Bennett,Needham, Rees, Nelson, Ponton .

Ivanhoe 5-5 8-8 10-10 15-13-103Caulfield Gramm . 3-0 8-5 10-8 12-11-83

Ivanhoe : McWhinnie 5, Berry 3, Logan 3,Hick, McMahon, McKernan, Phillips . Best : Rojo,McWhinnie, Quiniivan, Berry, Logan, D. Hartney.

Caulfield Gramm . : Atchison 4, Lester 2, Mc-Laughlin 2, Toctell, J . Here, Williams, Mor-phet. Best : Morphet McLaughlin, Atchison,Pyman, Tootell, Craven .

Univ . Blues 3-2 6-4 7-6 14-8-92De La Salle O.C. 2-1 4-5 4-7 4-8-32

Univ. Blues : Church 6, Hume 2, Barkley 2,Ross 2, Standish, Rutherford . Best : Macaw,Sharp, Church, Leitch, Hume, Ross .

De La Salle : B . Lyons 2, P. Mitchell 2 . Best :J . Lyons, Whitelaw, Janson, Bremen, B. Lyons,Hunt.

Monash Univ . 4-1 10-6 11-7 18-14-122Old Paradians 3-3 5-5 9-10 11-11-77

Monash Univ. : Cole 4, Bartley 2, Graham 2,McMaster 2, Thomas 2 . Lamb 2, Marshall, Rog-ers, Vaneldon, Wilson . Best : Lane, Bartley,Kelly, Thomas, Cole, Graham .

Old Paradians : Jordan 3, Duke 3, Ford, Gal-loway, Kyne, J . Tudor, R . Tudor . Best : Sambeil,Jordan, Mansfield, Johnson, Kendall, Foster .

"Sparra" Alcock, Ivanhoe's chirpyhalf forward, made a quick return toform last week after several weeksout a with bad wing. Ted was quickto agree that the lad was back to hisbest .

B SECTIONUniv. Blacka 4-5 8-9 18-14 19-18-132Kew 4-0 6-2 7-2 11-4-70

Univ. Blacks; Morgan 6, Hunt 3, Birrell 3,Shackleton 2, Johnson_ Johnston, Jones, Duffy,Hill . Best : Shackleton, Spring, McLean, Hunt,Cordner, Lyons .

Kew : Sutcliffe 2, Smith 2, Mitchell 2, Hiscock,Mullin, Maynard, Stone, Weinert. Best : Berry,Stone, Weiner:, Cavanagh, Smith, Crowe .

St. Bernard's O .C. 3-3 6-10 9-10 14-20-104Old Xaverlans 1-3 3-9 6-12 7-14-56

St . Bernard's : lannazzo 3, King 3, Burgin 2,Sullivan 2, Phelan 2, Crennan 2. Best : Sul-livan, Ginnivan, Phelan, lannazzo, Schwarzen-berg, M . Mahoney .

Ol d Xaverians . C . Royle 2, Gowers, Keeney,Stoney, T. Quinn, B . Quinn . Best: Gibson,Lechte, Padfield .

Geelong 1-1 5-5 8-7 11-8-74Old Scotch Coll . 0-2 1-9 2-12 4-12-36

Geelong : E . Smith 3, Leake 2, Robinson 2 ,Wookey 2, Foster, Sheringham . Best : Flucker,Wookey, E . Smith, Aliden, Jones, Andrews.

Old Scotch : Steele 3, McDonald . Best :Anderson, McFarlane, Beaurepaire, Steele,Fleming, Sowden .

C'wealth Bank 2-2 5-5 8-12 11-18-84Footscray TCOB 0-2 4-6 7-10 10-11-71

C'wealth Bank : Edwards 4, O'Brien 2, Sayno r2, Whitmore, Ventura, Imbery . Best : Ventura,Saynor, O'Shea, D'Orsa, Torrens, Imbery.

Footscray TCOB : P . Brophy 4, Andres 2, Pun-shon 2, Maddox, Turner. Best: Saville, Turner,A . Brophy, H. Park, B. Park, Murley.

North Old Boys 1-1 6-8 11-10 16-16-112Alphington 6-4 7-6 11-9 12-12-84

North Old Boys : Fennelly 4, Robertson 4,Peasnell 4, Spurting, Welch, Murray, Rovis . Best :Robertson, Peasnell, Spurting, Welch, Adams,Fennelly.

Alphington : Wayman 5, Poulter 4, Williams,Adams, D . Puddy. Best : Fairchild, Scott, Mc-Kay, Poulter, Puddy, Smith .

Let's catch up on a bit of theUniversity Blacks' news . CarolShackleton has produced No . 2."Shackles" has just played 100 gamesfor the club - a great effort, Roger!200 games - 4 kids? Ed Burstonand manager Geoff Moir have joinedthe ranks of married men. How didyou pull that hamstring, Ed ?

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- JULY 18, 1970 Page 5

Last Week's Results - continuedC SECTION

Old Melburnians 7-5 13-7 14-9 18-13-121Toor-Malvern 0-1 3-3 5-3 8-4-5 2

Old Melburnians : Niemann 6, D . King 3,A . Thompson 3, Collins 2, Roberson 2, I . Smith,Weir. Best : Cloke, D . King, Niemann, Collins,A. Thompson, Russell .

Tooronga-Malvern : Graham 3, Evans 2,Downs, Parker, Watt . Best : Cameron, Bean,Cartledge, Cockerel[, G . Jones, Downs .

National Bank 2-0 8-7 11-11 13-18-96Power House 6-3 7-3 9-7 11-7-73

National Bank ; Morley 3, Mumford 3, L.Brooke 2, Evans 2, Daly, McLeod, Lloyd . Best :Evans, Morley, Mumford, Gore, L . Brooke, Lloyd .

Power House : Sykes 4, Christie 3, Nugent-Smith 2, Stapleton, Ruff . Best : Sykes, Christie,Stanlake, Naish, Harris, Coloe .

UHS Old Boys 5-1 10-1 14-5 16-6-102

Old Haileybury 3-2 6-3 10-10 14-13-97

U .H .S. Old Boys : Davis 11, Bates 2, Masen-helder 2, Seath . Best: Davis, Johnston, Bates,Ashmead, Hume, Taylor.

Old Haileyburians : Dowling 3, Young 3,Langford-Jones 2, Williams 2, Lambert, Gads-den, P . Mason, Trapp. Best: Dowling, Gadsden,Lambert, Langford-Jones, Trapp, Williams .

Assumption O .C. 1-4 7-6 14-12 16-18-114Hampton Rovers 1-5 1-6 1-8 4-12-36

Assumption O .C. : Dyer 7, M . Beaumont 3,Faulkner 2, Canavan, Tuck, Avery, Shaw . Best :Tuck, B . Munari, Stuart, M . Beaumont, Bris-tow, O'Dwyer.

Hampton Rovers : Berry, Goldsmith, Huckett,Vickers . Best : Cooper, Huckett, Menner, Gold-smith, Wolfe, Devery .

Old Carey Gramm . 9-2 12-2 18-10 18-12-120St. Kilda CBOC 0-0 5-6 5-7 7-10-52

Old Carey : Goode 5, Hughes 4, Freeman 3,Tucker 2, Shaw, R . I . Elliott, Raymond, McPhee .Best : R . Wilcox, Goode, Freeman, D'Ambrosio,Raymond, Johnston .

St. Kilda CBOC : K . White 2, Bilston, Howe,McLachTin, Salter, J . White . Best : Bilston, Car-ey, Drew, E . Schwarzman, K. White .

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D SECTIONOld Geelong Gr. 3-3 8-8 16-8 23-11-149West Brunswick 0-1 5-4 8-6 10-7-67

Old Geelong : Spiden 6, McMillan 5, Brown4, Bradshaw 3, Whalley 3, McGregor, O'Byrne .Best: R . Whalley, T. Brown, Manser, Holland,Bradshaw, Spiden .

West Brunswick : Alien 5, Harrison 2, Bartlett,Bastow, Moore . Best: Allen, Gurrieri, Moore,Murray, Strachan, Stubberfield .

AMP Society 4-3 8-6 12-8 19-12-126Glenhuntly 3-0 3-3 4-3 7-3-4 5

AMP Society : Formby 7, Jenkins 4, Long 3,Thompson 2, Mclnnes 2, Ferrall . Best : Mc-Hugh, Long, Formby, Thompson, Jenkins, Far-rail .

Glenhuntly : Tidd 3, Warner 2, J . Roberts 2 .Best : K. Nolan . Turner, Ford, Crawshaw, Rose,Wilcox.

Old Trinity Or. 3-1 5-6 10-7 11-8-74Parkside 1-3 3-7 6-11 8-20-68

Old Trinity : Fellows 3, Kleinert 2, R . Dart 2,Christie, Lansdell, Farmer, Tickell . Best : Em-merson, Hudson, Kleinert, Quarterman, Fellows,Lansdell .

Parkside : Jackson 3, P . Byrne 2, Rodda,Maxwell, D . Thomas . Best : Clarke, Willoughby,G . Dryden, D . Thomas, P . Byrne, Rodda .

Fairfield 5-3 9-9 13-12 16-14-110Old Brighton Gr. 0-3 1-4 3-6 5-7-37

Fairfield : Richardson 3, L . Findlay 3, F.Findlay 3, Capoldi 2, Marsh 2, Keane, Hyland,S . Day . Best: Quadara, Richardson, L. Findlay,Capoldi, Marsh, F . Findlay.

Old Brighton : Hamilton, Hosie, Myers, M .Wood, Adamson . Best : Myers, Powell, Adam-son, Parscarl, Finkemyer, Hamilton .

St. Kevin's O.B . 3-1 6-4 10-7 15-8-98St. Patrick's O .C . 6-3 8-3 12-6 12-9-81

St . Kevin's Old Boys : Dalton 5, Willis 3,K. Hoare 2, Molan 2, Meyers 2, Clayton-Smith .Best: Molan, Dalton, L. Johnson, Boyd, Willis,Clayton-Smith.

St . Pat's O.C .* Shannon 6, Coffey 2, George2, Murrihy, Maher. Best : White, Shannon, Mur-rihy, Maher, Coffey, Lardner.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 18, 1970

Last Week's Results continuedE SECTION

Brunswick 4-3 9-6 12-9 20-14-134old Ivanhoe Gr. 3-3 3-4 4-6 4-6-30

Brunswick : Hanlon 5, Jones 3, Watt 3, Bal l3, Cullinan 2, C . Banns 2, Quinn, Colson . Best :Hirst, Hanlon, Weybury, Abernathy, Kinlock,Donnelly.

Old Ivanhoe: Love 3, Gillespie. Best: Cut-triss, Graham, Love, Gordon, Boyd, Allender .

AJAX 9-5 11-10 18-13 21-15-141D . and L . O .C. 2-1 5-3 8-4 11-9-75

AJAX : Goalkickers, Best Players not received .D . & L.O .O . : K . Allison 3, Vaughan 3, Os-mond 2, Richardson 2, Reid. Best: K . Allison,R. Allison, Vaughan, Richardson, Patrick,Locco .

Elsternwick 8-10 12-18 21-24 31-30-216Old Essendon Or . 0-0 0-3 1-3 1-5-1 1

Elsternwick : McIntosh 10, Shewan 8, Sharpe4, Hohmath 2, Sekac 2, Garbutt 2, Stoner,Everett, Street . Best: McIntosh, Shewan, Sekac,Street, Sharpe Hohmath,

Old Essendon : Lloyd . Best : Aplin, Rahilly,Kane, Bateman, Phillip.

La Trobe Univ. 19-8-122Old Mentonjans 6-2-38

La Trobe Univ. : Condon 4, Paciocco 3, Ge e3, Sgro 2, O'Brien 2, Rowe 2, Nadenbousch,Anyon, Carland . Best : Sceney, Sgro, Condon,Sheehan, O'Brien, Paciocco.

Old Mentonians : Page 2, Whitton 2, Ingram,Watts . Best : Harrison, Ingram, C . Hallam,Pearson, Harford, Bungey.

State Sav. Bank 2-4 5-11 10-14 16-18-114ANZ Bank 3-3 4-5 7-10 9-12-66

State Savings Bank : P . Cavanagh 6, Cameron2, Gregory 2, Gossip 2, Papacostas, Moule,Brennan, Kell . Best : Hodgkin, Cameron, Jef-frey, Brennan, Pitts, Castanelli .

A .N .Z . Bank : Jackson 2, Hall 2, Grant, David-son, Laird, Trewin, Gilroy-Scott . Best : Dancer,Jackson, Saville, Hail, McGregor, Pearson .

Reservoir O.B. 3-4 4-5 5-6 8-8-56Old Cam'welt Or. 0-1 4-4 6-5 7-5-47

Reservoir Old Boys : Trevascus 2, Bates, P .O'Brien, G . Letson, F . Tuininga, S. Aston, D .Scott . Best : Heather, Aston, Bates, Tuininga,Stevens, Slater.

Old Camberwell : Greterix 2, Connor 2, R .Hanson, K . Wood, M . Redman . Best : I . Vin-cent, MacCallum, Hewitt, Redman, Tucker, K.Wood .

Another fantastic game from Bruns-wick's John (Hair) Hirst, he kept re-pelling attack after attack .

JUNIOR SECTION ISt. Bernard's O.C . 3-3 10 .6 12-7 17-14-116St. Kilda CBOC 1-3 1-5 4-7 4-7-31

St. Bernard's : G. Mahoney 4, Howard 3, P.Hogan 2, P . Wade 2, Madin 2, Sleigh 2, Davis,Griffiths. Best : Santamaria, K. Mahoney, G .Mahoney, Gulliver, Anderson, Madin.

St. Kilda CBOC : Clinch 2, Vine, Hawkins .Best : McDonald, Clinch, Hawkins, Vine, Field,Lynch .

MHS Old Boys 3-1 7-3 9-6 14-11-95Coburg 2-0 6-1 8-3 8-5-53

M.H .S. Old Boys : Young 3, Durham 3, Bow-den 2, Dimopoulos 2, McDonald, Robertson 2 .Best : McDonald, Young, Haas, Dimopoulos,Senini, Humphries,

Best : Royal, nn~dis, Joannidis.

Barry,Grace .

Monash Univ . 8-2 10-5 10-13 10-14-74Old Scotch Cott . 0-0 1-1 1-4 3-9-2 7

Monash Univ. : Ftett 4, Hughes 2, Buscombe,Tobin, Halliday, Thorns . Best : Wilson, Flett,Tobin, Smart, Barnett, Wettenhall .

Old Scotch : Widmer, Marks, Learning . Best :Anderson, Walker, Wall, Bell, Widmer, Duffy .

Old Paradians 5-2 8-2 15-11 15-13-103Ivanhoe 1-3 3-6 4-7 10-9-6 9

Old Paradians : Callinan 4, Harrod 3, Fitt 2,Symes 2, Fay 2, Bahen, Dowel . Best : Callinan,Fitt, Harrod, Symes, Johnson, Dowel .Ivanhoe : Hughes 6, Baker 3, Bartlett . Best:Baker, Hughes, Borchers, Mee, Renshaw,Brady .

PLAYED JULY 4th

Ormond 4-2 5-5 10-9 12-15-87University 1-1 7-7 10-8 11-12-78

Ormond : Kczlowski 2, Morgan 2, Peterson ,Pearce, Ashley, Foulsham, Bartle Logan, Jen-k3ns, Naylor . Best : Corben, Logan, Morgan,Jenkins, Naylor, Thomas .ia Lowe 5, King 2

, Best: Forward, Betts, J

. aRyan ,Lowe, Springall, Girdwood, Voigt.

TV replay has become the latestinnovation at the Universi ty pavilion .Can't see the stayers - Leigh Ast-bury, Jack Costello, "°Hunty", GregDavis, and "Duffio" ever getting homeon a Saturday night .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 18, 1970 Page 7

Last Week's Results - continued

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Old B righton Gr. 3-2 9-8 12-9 15-13-103Hampton Scouts 2-2 4-3 8-5 10-8-68

Old Brighton : Watkins 4, Grandin 3, Devin e

2, Paroissien 2. Clarke, Dick, Wyeth, Loris .Best : Watkins, Levvy, Leone, De Franck, Dick,Eastgate .

Hampton Scouts : Navecki 2, Tregear 2, Young2, Bennett, Taylor, Goodrem, Shanks . Best:Taylor, Tomlinson, Young, Phillips, Hamilton,Thompson .

Army Apprentices 45 7-8 13-14 19-20-134National Bank 0-0 1-2 1-2 1-2-8

Army Apprentices School : Goaikickers, BestPlayers not received .

National Bank: Arcadiou . Best: Davis, Ar-cadiou, Miller, Ryan, Leeman, John .

A RESERVE SECTIONOrmond 2-2 5-7 8-14 10-20-80Collegians 2-2 3-2 3-3 5-4-° :

Ormond : Joakim 4, J. Grace 2, Murphy, LePage, Dunne, Jackson . Best: Metcalf, Joakim,R . Fitts, Mounter, R . Finlayson, Dunne .

Collegians : McKenzie 4, Lugg . Best : J .Munn, M . Critchley, Opie, McKenzie, James,Day.

Coburg 3-0 6-1 9-4 10-7-67MHS Old Boys 0-0 1-0 2-0 4-1-25

Coburg : Salter 3, Gill 2, MacGaruey, Page,Zenon, Lord, Flint . Best : Quinn, Ebbage, Zan-on, Emselle, Kent, J . Taylor .

M.H .S . Old Boys : A. Smith 2, Prideaux, Hen-drey. Best : Taylor, Cosmos, Bryce, Fitzgerald,MacDonald, Gordon.

Toor-Matvem 5-6 7-10 11-13 12-14-86West Brunswick 0-1 2-4 3-7 5-9-3 9

Tooronga-Maivem : Martin 2, Zoble 2, Leifting2, Braun 2, Mitchell, Stewart, Young ; Watts .Best: Perkins, Stokes, Braun, Zoble, Martin,Hendry .

West Brunswick : Massaro 3, MacGrotty 2 .Best : Cassidy, Ivey, Massaro, Roberts, Rolfe,B. Ryan .

Aiphington, AJAX - scores In dispute.

Alphington : Wills 3, Leseberg 2, Eldridge 2 ,Welch 2, Suggett, Shea, Eaton, Watson . Best :Eldridge, Wills, Watson, Shea, Leseberg, Wal-ker.

AJAX : Goaikickers, Best Players not received .

Power House 1-3 6-12 8-18 15-25-115Eistemwlck 5-3 6-4 10-8 10-8-68

Power House: Anderson 3, Rabl 3, Sladdin 3,Fraser 2, Mayer 2, Morgan, Smullen . Best:Rabl, Scott, Staley, Wilkie, Fraser, Brennan .

Eistemwick : Rosewarne 3, R. Newton 3,Gooden 3, Kett . Best : M . Newton, Davidson,McAsey, Gooden, May.

Parksida forfeited to Caulfield Gramm.

Ivanhoe 0-6 2-9 4-12 7-15-57Caulfield Gramm . 2-4 5-7 7-8 8-9-57

Ivanhoe : Renwick 2, Alcock, Cairns, Homsey,Hutton, Jones . Best: Knight, Alcock, Harris,Hutton, P . Hartney, Renwick .

Cauifieid Gramm. : McNicol 3, Butcher 3, Col-lins, Coventry . Best : George, McNicol, Ger-rand, Jennings, Waite, Collins.

Univ. Blues 2-3 5-6 8-8 10-15-75De La Salle O .C . 0-2 1-2 5-5 6-5-41

Univ. Blues: O'Connor 2, Craighead 2, J .Ryan, Forge, R. David, Brockley, Crocker, Cook .Best: Brockley, Rossitter, Loftus-Hills, Martin,J . Ryan, Nielsen .

De La Salle : Hale 3, Baker, O'Toole, Kingston.Best : Hale, Downey, Keating, Whelan, O'Toole,Faul .

Monash Univ. 0-0 5-4 7-4 9-11-65Old Paradians 5-2 6-3 7-7 8-9-57

Monash Univ.: Trigellis-Smith 3, Coleman 2,Powell 2, Collie, Plain. Best : A . Findlay, Chap-pell, Bunn, Rhodes, Lowcock, Trigellis-Smith .

Old Paradians: McLoughlin 4, Hescroff, Far-N ia, T. Booth, Flinn . Best: McLoughiin, Den-

, J . O'Brien, Hescroff, Farrugia, Paul Collins.

T. W. SHERRIN' S"KANGAR00" BRAND FOOTBALLS

FIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - Still Leads The Field


Last Wa 's Results - continued

B RESERVE SECTIONUniv . Blacks 3-2

3-1 '8 49-15 -311-813-51

KewUniv. Blacks : Briggs 4, McGregor 3, Quinn 2,

Allen, Champion . Best : Molan, Briggs, Quinn,Brebner, Senior, Burston .

Kew: Rhoden 3, Grumont 2, Karlin 2, A .McPherson . Best : Rhoden, Johnston, Lyons,A. McPherson, Grumont, Ross .St . Bernard's O .C . 3-4 4-4 5-4 8-6-54old Xaverians 1-0 4-3 4-4 5-4-34

St . Bernard's : Kennedy 2, K . Smith 2, M .Parrett, McArdle, Sharkey, Merrick . Best : Mer-rick, Fox, M . Parrett, B . Hilbert, K. Smith,McArdle .

Old Xaverians : Woodruff 3, Stanley, Fraser.Best: McCauley . Bourne, Woodruff, McClelland,Lonergan, McCaffrey.Old Scotch Coif. 6-1 10-8 15-6 17-8-110Geelong 0-0 0-0 2-1 4-3-27

Old Scotch : McLean 5, Pilkington 5, Alen-son 2, Watson 2, Teesdale, Nicholls, Goddard .Best : Sloss, Wilson, McLean, Nicholls, Nixon,Pilkington .

Geelong : Poulton, Meagher, Revie, Wood.Best : Kilpatrick, You], J . Lamb, Hepburn, Meag-her, Wilkins .Footscray TCOB 1-0 6-3 7-4 10-6-66C'wealth Bank 0-4 0-4 2-7 2-7-19

Footscray TCOB : Gribben 4, Munn 3, Fincher ,Corr, Dibbon . Best : Gribben, Taylor, Harris,Dibbon, Jarvis, Moore .

C'wealth Bank : Joy, Langsworth . Best : Ath-ans, Langsworth, McNally, S . White, Linehan,Petryn u i k.North Old Boys 1-0 2-3 5-4 9-6-60Alphington 2-2 3-2 4-4 5-5-35

North Old Boys : J . Adams 4, M . O'Niell 2 ,Russell 2, Meehan . Best : O'Niell, Rafter, Rus-sell, Hughes, Meredith, J . Adams .

Alphington : J . Tiedgen 2, Hayes, J. Eaton,O'Shea. Best : Trezise, P. Harris, J. Tiedgen,Blakebrough, Hayes, Belcher.

C RESERVE SECTIONOld Melburnians 4-3 7-5 9-7 10-9-69Toor-Malvern 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-1-13

Old Melburnians : Benson 2, D. Hepworth 2,Miller 2, Ristrom 2, Alder, Goss. Best : Gilbert,White, Miller, Tartakover, Ristrom, Sharp .

Tooronga-Malvern : Downs, P. Sheedy. Best:Conquest, Madigan, P . Sheedy, McRitchie,Hayes, Lalor .

Power House 0-1 5-7 6-7 10-14-74National Bank 4-2 4-2 7-5 7-5-47

Power House : Hughes 3, J . Kent 2, Grant 2 ,Roberts 2, Gordon . Best: Gordon, McPhee,J . Kent, R. Miller, Newton, Hughes.

National Bank: Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived .UHS Old Boys 1-2 3-8 7-9 9-13-67Old Haileybury 3-4 3-5 3-8 5

U .H .S. Old Boys : Illiopolus 2, King 2, Barker2, Tanovic, Bridge, Reid . Best: Morrell, Smith,Reid, Bennett, Story, Tanovic.

Old Haileyburians : Bode, Hart, Atkinson,Lyons, Urquhart. Best : Gartner, Bode, Sawyer,Irving, Lord, Rigby.

Assumption O .C. 1-3 1-4 2-5 4-8-32Hampton Rovers 0-2 0-5 2-6 2-6-18

Assumption D .C. : P . Daly, O'Connell, Phy-Iand, McDonald. Best : Arnott, Maybon, Nichol-son, Shaw, Munay, Furletti .

Hampton Rovers : K . English, Gleich . Best-Beattie, Barlow, Dean, Holding,

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Cartney.

Old Carey Gramm . 4-4 5-7 10-11 12-12-84St. Kilda CBOC 1-1 2-2 2-2 5-3-33

Old Carey : Dick 2, Fink 2, Miller 2, Douglas2, Hutchins, Clay, B . Elliot, R . Morgan . Best :Birrell, Miller, Locke, B . Elliot, R . Morgan, M .Clarke .

St. Kilda CBOC: B. Sherman 2, Gould 2,Ryan . Best : Blackie, Danckert, Gould, Kennedy,Scanlan, Smith .

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D RESERVE SECTIONOld Geelong Gr . 3-4 5-9 6-11 11-13-79West Brunswick 1-4 1-5 3-8 4-8-32

Old Geelong : De Crespigny 4, Grantham 3,Fraser, S . Jenkins, A. Jenkins, Lewis. Best :Woods, A. De Crespigny, Connor, Lewis, Hay,Kilpatrick.

West Brunswick : Egan 2, Grambau, O'Brien .Best: Egan, Green, Neill, O'Brien, Prosser,Thompson.

AMP Society 4-3 11-8 14-12 21-17-143Glenhuntly 0-0 2-1 3-1 3-1-19

AMP Society : Bloss 12, Collery 4, Sirianni 2,Johnson, Littlejohn, Saxby . Best : Bloss, Grant,Sinclair, Phillips, Graham, Moor .

Glenhuntly : D. Roberts 2, Brooks . Best :Brown, Lee, Dunlop, Greening, Roberts, D .Nolan .

Old Trinity Gr. 1-1 5-4 7-5 11-9-75.Parkside 1-4 3-5 5-7 6-7-43

Old Trinity : Duke 5, A . Dart 2, I . Curtis 2,Stockdale, Frood . Best: Duke, P . Kinross, M .Henry, A . Dart, Moore, Heath .

Parkside : Howard, Welsh, R . Winnacott, Pur-cell, White, Kildea . Best : Kildea, Groom,Ward, Luscombe, Lauder, Welsh .

Fairfield 3-4 5-6 7-9 10-12-72Old Brighton Or. 1-1 2-4 4.7 6-8-44

Fairfield : Mitchell 3, Grey 3, Heard 2, Bryan ,Wing . Best : G . Grace, Grey, Collier, Gil Grace,Mitchell, Taylor .

Old Brighton : Trewavas 2, Sanders, P . Wood,Titshall, Evans . Best : Comper, Willis, Reid,Huggins, Walker, Jackson .

St. Kevin's O.B . 5-6 7-8 13-13 14-16-100St. Patrick's O .C. 0-1 1-3 1-4 3-6-24

St. Kevin's Old Boys : Hangar 5, B . Johnso n3, J . Simpson, Morgan, Doherty, M. Hoare,A . Prendergast, Briggs. Best : Morgan, Hangar,Rolle, B. Johnson, J. Simpson, Mostyn.

St. Pat's : Grindal 2, Nolan . Best : Grindal,Leydon, Lane, Nolan, Rate, Cribbes .

The drought has broken - Mon-ash are back in business . A good firstquarter set the pattern as Monashfought off a strong challenge in thethird quarter to win well . It was greatto see Brian McMa ster back after hisbusiness trip, Doug Bartley turned ina beauty. Rod Lane and John Kellywere unbeatable on the back line andChris Cole dobbed some timely goals,Rob Wilson and Jeff Thomas werebusy all day, and John Graham playedhis usual dogged game.

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E RESERVE SECTIONBrunswick 3-3 5-4 8-10 9-14-68Old Ivanhoe Gr . 0-3 1-6 1-7 1-9-1 5

Brunswick : Maher 3, Russ 3, B . Goodman,Stilla, Beckett. Best : Ross, Stills, Maher,Baguley, Meyers, Barnett.

Old Ivanhoe: Stagg . Best : Stagg, Atkins,Kadar, Varley, Ostajec, Dixon .

AJAX 5-3 5-5 10-7 11-7-73Old Xaverians 0-0 6-3 6-4 6-6-4 2

AJAX : Goalkickers, Best Players not received .Old Xaverians : P . Stanley 4, Massala, Pet-

roff. Best : Fowler, Stanley, Alston, Smith, Dow-ling, Oppe .

Elsternwick 6-5 11-11 14-14 22-16-148Old Essendon Gr. 1-0 3-2 4-3 5-3-33

Elsternwick: Molyneaux 10, Williams 3, Coch-rane 3, Eaton 3, Bates 2, I . Ramsay. Best :Cochrane, Molyneaux, Galpin, Campbell, Wil-Iiams, Bates .

Old Essendon : Best : Mack, Hausler, Har-bison, Connell, Miriams, McLeod .

La Trobe Univ . 5-1 6-2 9-5 10-14-74Old Mentonians 1-0 1-0 1-0 1-0-6

Lt Trobe Univ. : Lamont 2, Witte 2, Gibbs, Bad-ham, Powell, Davy, Pemberton, Foreman . Best :Lamont, Powell, Porra, Gibbs, Carr, Adcock .

Old Mentonians : Hall . Best: Smith, R . Hor-will, Medbury, Hall, Allaway, Piening .

State Sav . Bank 6-6 9-6 15-7 20-11ANZ Bank 1-0 5-5 5-6 7-8-50

State Savings Bank : Spithill 4, Reads, 3,T . Cananagh 3, Dumbrell 3, Jackson 2, Tucker2, Sutton, Willis, Hatfield . Best: Reade, Brad-ford, Spithill, Tucker, Dumbrell, Hatfield .

ANZ Bank : Floyd 2, C . Sampson, Carrazza,Armstrong . Knight, O'Sullivan . Best : Sharp,Child, Toohey, Penhale, Walsh, Patmore .

Reservoir O .B. 2-1 5-1 5-2 7-4-46Old Cam'well Or. 0-0 2-1 2-5 2-9-2 1

Reservoir Old Boys : L . Scott 4, Benstead,Formica, Parry. Best: L . Scott, Wheatley, Carr,Dulkie, Laird, Davis .

Old Camberwell : Pegram, P . Hanson . Best:Cripps, Molloy, Murphy, Mahan, Mullett, Sug-

Peter Brophy, Footscray Tech's full-forward has really improved his kick-ing to notch another bag of goals lastweek. Once an unreliable kick Bro-phy with help from coach Bill Lukehas certainly found the goal kickingtouch .

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BALL BRIEF SJohn Rojo turned in another

screamer for Ivanhoe last week tomake a major contribution to the'Hoes great win . Others to catch theeye were Fenton Old Meadow andDennis Hartney, while Phil Riley and"Quincy" did some heavy work inthe packs .

A few weeks ago a sight like theGlen Iris Swamp would have reallyupset University Blues. But with aplace in A section at stake they justgritted their teeth even harder lastweek against De La Salle. BarryChurch grabbed his flippers at three-quarter time and kicked 5 goals in agreat last quarter. Ross "LookoutMate" Macaw was as brilliant as us-usal, "Dino" Martini roved well allover the ground and Jim Fox playeda good game on the half-forward line.John "Speed" Renowden also playeda strong game in the nick without get-ting in the best six .

De La's Reserves rover Gerard Halehas certainly been playing great foot-ball this season . Last Saturdayagainst Uni Blues was no exception .He roved magnificently all day andfinished up with three great goals .Gerard must certainly be close tofirst selection .

Sammy Grace, that star reserve forOrmond's reserves, please don't gettoo carried away . It's a long way un-til the end of the season so how couldyou possibly hold your form untilthen?

Collegians went down to Ormondby the simple fact of bad kicking andfailing to use the wind to their ad-vantage, both teams did not kick ac-curately by any means. Collegiansbest for the day came from Bob Zent,Peter Hammett, Rob Webster (in de-fence) Bruce Ferguson, Phil Pryor,and of course skipper Rick Edwards .Collegians wish the Carnival side thehest of luck and may they come

back victorious. We still have a :'cwplayers off the track through injuriesand the Wog, former player/bound-ary umpire, delegate, selector and vicepresident Brian Powell, missed seeinghis first game for a long time. Firstyear player Phil Hughes was outthrough sickness, John Shinkfield whomissed training through the virusquickly shook off the effects andplayed .

Congratulations to MelbourneHigh's interstate representativescaptain John Cooper, Ian Turnbulland Alan Wilson. The club and sup-porters wish these players the bestof luck on their two week venture .Hurry back soon fellas with the ban-ners still flying the victory sign .

Jeff Thomas blames the concus-sion he sustained a fortnight ago,Warren McKeown claims it was thebye last week. All at Monash reckonthat it was great news! What? Theirengagements - Jeff to Pauline andWarren to Marilyn. Congratulationsand best wishes from the MonashUni . Football Club !

It's about this time of the year thatwe have a look at two first year play-ers who have fitted into the club andAmateur Football generally . I thinkthe pick of the recruits for Common-wealth Bank would be Tony D'Orsa .This lad has blended into the seniorside like a natural, and has gainedseveral mentions amongst the bestplayers. Steve Medcraft, Paul Ander-son, Dave McKinney, Kevin McNally,Ian McCrimmon, Richard Horban andRay Petryniuk have all turned inserviceable games and speak well forthe future . As none have incurredthe umpire's displeasure, they haveall adjusted to Amateur football, soit is reasonable to expect many years'service and many mentions in storefor these players .


H Briefs ~continuedIt's hard to know where a club

,vould be without its great clubmen .Uni . Blacks Reserves is full of them- undefeated this year and helpingthe seniors on to a flag. Congrats . tocoach Neil Watson and captain Brian"Tex" Costello for having the teamright behind them. By the way it'sgood to see Ron Carnie and NoelSharpe cracking the Firsts .

Congratulations to Bill Schwarzen-berg and Brian O'Loughlin on play-ing their first game in the "B" Gradeside for St . Bernard's last Saturday .Resting on the backline both play-ers had more to do than they should,but the team's play in the Iasiquarter improved and all at theClub hope that backline playershave less work in the future.

Footscray Tech's Secretary DuncMcDonald made his presence feltwhen he came on to the ground lastweek. An opposition player was sand-wiched between Dunc and "Hoppy"Turner . Only thing wrong was thatMacca bit the bloke so hard that theshock waves went straight thru theopponent and cleaned Hoppy right up .

"Fuzz" FennelIy, Noel Robertsonand Paul Peasnell proved the value, oftaking advantage of opportunitieswhen they each kicked four goalslast week in North Old Boys' winover Alphington . After giving the op-position a considerable start, a, de-termined effort by eighteen playersturned the 150th game of North OldBoys in the Amateur Competition in-to a memorable occasion .

OM's First's showed much betterteamwork and form to win well lastSaturday. Geoff Cloke played bril-liantly on the half-back flank andDave King rucked tirelessly for al-most four quarters . Bruce "Coolcat"Niemann gave the team a focal pointin attack with a polished display atfull-forward while Pete Collins andDave Russell provided the spring-THE AM ATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 18, 1970

board for many thrusts from the half-me. line. I must mention Pete

Robertson and Dave Wilson who play-ed so well two weeks ago and due tomy negligence missed out on a write-up; I'd be murdered if I didn't.

Alphington Reserves played lastweek as though they were a team ofcomplete strangers, no voice, no back-up. r a but as someonesaid a ofter the game they all lookednice with their ties and coats .

Fresh from a six goal victory overtheir Adelaide counterparts NationalBank's disposal of Power House hadtheir vocal department Kev, Noel andBob almost hoarse. But with a betterquality "lubricant" the boys managedto survive . Bankers missed the drivefrom the pivot of Brian Sheehan. lastSaturday, Brian fell victim to theHK," flu .U .H.S . Old Boys were pleased to

see the return of Peter Smith to thefield after a serious arm i^njury. Peterplaying his first game for the seasonwith the reserves, quickly showed hewas not far from his top form .

Atisumption's star full forwardBarry Dyer was his usual embarrassedself after being told that he was thefirst player for the club to pass 50goals in a season. With a little moreaccuracy last week he could alsohave beaten the match record of 12set by Eddy O'Halloran last year.Eddy was seen at Matty's last Satur-day night and confessed to havingitchy feet . Club supporters are hop-ing that it's not just tinea . Withboth these in the attack as well asDes Tuck, a more formidable attackwould be hard to find .

Thanks to Glenhuntly's sterlingPresident and wife, All and Val Gani-mon for after the game festivities .Kerry Nolan played one of his bestgames and Barry Turner carried therucks with a great display .

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strong team in the heavy conditionsnow prevailing at most grounds .Their big win against St. Kilda CBCwas a team effort, but special creditmust be given to the rucks led byPete D'Ambrosio and our two inde-fatigable rovers John Goode (5 goals)and Geoff Freeman (3 goals) . Theyhandled the ball as if it were dry andcalled the tune all day.

A heavy ground, inaccurate kick-ing in the second quarter when wehad the wind and the rain in the sec-ond half saw St. Kilda CBOC fail bad-ly last Saturday . Our display how-ever was generally dispirited andinterstate jaunts may not have help-ed some of our top players maintaintheir good form. Good players werefew, but Bilston, Drew and Kev White,battled hard all day.

A .M.P. recorded a pleasing win bydemolishing Glenhuntly and keepingits final hopes alive . Jerry McHughturned in a tremendous effort in de-fence by blanketing a class playerin Warner. Thommo was alwayscreative, "Longie" and Max Formbydominated up forward and "Ferret"did some useful things as did "Kimbo"Perrin.

Old Trinity were very lucky thatParkside forwards could only manageto kick points in the final stages ofthe match last week . Dale Emmersonand Neil Hudson did very well andfrustrated many Parkside attacks .

One of the up and coming juniors atParkside would eat a football if he wasgiven the opportunity, but unfortunate-ly his mates let him down last weekwhen they did not front for a game .David Kildea who played, and wasnamed best a fi eld for the reserves wasready, willing and able to saddle upfor the junior game .

All Fairfield supporters were rapt inthe way last Saturday's reserve gamewas called . Peter Collier gave a dis-

play that Bert Bryant would have beenproud of . He didn't miss a kick allday, and his umpiring could not befaulted, especially his goal decisionsand he even had time to play a goodgame too! And speaking of talking -Merv Day is coming back .

Old Brighton are gradually smuggl-ing more juniors into the senior side .Geoff Finkemeyer, Peter Wagner and"Maxie" Powell are all proving theirworth, a good sign for years to comewe hope..

"Ecka" Johnson's turn fulfilled itsearly promise last week even thoughthe act promised by Ecka did not infact occur - at least up until the timeyour correspondent left . Don Martin,St . Kevin's President was there ofcontinued to celebrate the arrival ofson Scott . And with Max entertain-ing, even the arrival of quick quip-ping Bomma O'Malley could notthrow a wet blanket on the turn .

St . Pat's (Ballarat) are most appre-ciative of the generosity by minehosts Beryl and Bill Bell in providingafter game snacks at our adoptedclub rooms - Bell's Freer's Hotel .Club stewa:ds, Jumbo. Zorba, andTaxi with their speedie service andwitty back chat ensure an enjoyableevening .

Peter (Tommy) Hanlon gave Bruns-wick selectors a reason to smile withhis five goals, so all looks good forthe finals .

Handling the blustery conditions het-ter St . Bernard's Juniors built up awinning lead by half time against StKilda . A sound display of attackingdefence by quiet spoken Damien Sap-tamaria, and solid ruck work byLen Madin played a big part . GerrardMahoney gave a heady display on aforward flank and big brother Kevinturned in his usual solid game at cen-tre half back .

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Sall Briefs continue dHighlights of Elsternwick's game

last Saturday included Jeff Hohmuthshand passing (not once but severaltimes), John McIntosh's fine markingand unselfish play, Ray Street's, IanSekac's and Paul Shecvan's strong andconsistent play for four quarters, notto forget Bobby "P.C." Garbutt's twosneaky goals .

In a good second half La TrobeUni . annihilated their opposite num-bers, Instrumental in this great winwere "Old Man" Sceney, "Bus Shelter"Condon who did it again, "Froggy"Sgro, also "Hooks" Gee also misseda "sitter". Special mention to"Squizzy" Carr making a return afteran enforced absence.

Congratulations to Fred Tuiningaand Wayne Farrer of R.O.B.'s on play-ing their 50th game recently, Alsobest wishes to Kevin (Red) Joiner andMike Bates on reaching their matur-ity of 21 . Another red skin has bitthe dust, Peter (Barny) O'Brien andSue have become engaged, best wish-es to you both from all at ROB's .

Jose Vincent who arrived at theground last Saturday with his whisk-ers trimmed, turned in a great gamein the back pocket for Old Camber-well . One comment on Jose's gamewas that perhaps he could see un-hindered for a change. Others todo well were "Butch" MacCallum whorucked and handballed intelligentlyall day, Dick'Hewitt who once againplayed very well at centre half back.And Max Redman who never stoppedtrying .

Old Brighton Juniors seem to havefound two fine rovers this year. PeterWatkins and Peter "Sierra" Leoneare improving every week, so much sothat Ian Paroissien has been movedfrom the roving b.erth.

In a very even Tooronga-MalvernJuniors side, Robert Perkins gave anoutstanding display in his first game

at full back, he was well supported byfellow defenders Wayne Stokes, JohnHendry and John Black, whilst DavidBraun, Liev Zobie and Ray Martinwere always busy around the packsand up forward .

Uni Blacks, particularly the "all-stars", will sadly miss "Cliff.o", both onthe field and off . A great clubmanover the five years, the club wisheshim every success in his new positionin Broken Hill . About the only thingCliffo didn't master at the club was"Organ" Morgan's "Triple Blair" .

Congratulations to Diane and RonFaul on the arrival of their new babygirl . De La will have to start bas-ketball team to cater for the femalearrivals .

We understand "Logic" was evenprepared to forgo the "dogs" to takehis place at the Ivanhoe selectiontable this week. Evan also claims heis a "special" to make the end ofseason trip this year . The boys be-lieve it when they see it .

A great fighting effort by M .H .S .reserves last Saturday saw them playa tremendous game despite the lossof over half the side. Rapid replace-ments, Geoff Walker and Steve Healyare to be thanked for their part inthe match . Let's hope this surge inspirit can win some more games forthe team. Congratulations to captainAdrian Taylor for a great "best onthe ground" effort and for his firstoverhead mark.

After a very disappointing firsthalf, North Old Boys produced a su-perior brand of football in the thirdand fourth quarters to run out win-ners against Alphington at the NorthMelbourne Football Ground last week .With Mick O'Neill marking everythingup forward and Kerry Hughes lettingnothing past at full back, North even-tually came out winners by a fourgoal margin .


1] 2ESULTS 66 v 9 SECAPRIL 1 1

Gob 17 .22 CGram 16 .12Coll 11 .13 UBlues 11 .8Coll 11 15 .17 OPar 11 .11DLSaIIe 26 .12 Ivan 17 .13Ormd 19.22 MUnI 14 .1 5

APRIL 18OPar 12.20 DLSaIIe 7.11MHSOB 17 .27 Coll 12 .9Cob 15.8 UEllues 12.18Ormd 14.27 CGram 14 .9MUniv 18 .15 Ivan 13.2 1

APRIL 25Cob 12.10 Ormd 12.8CGram 23 .15 OPar 14.11UBiues 16 .16 Ivan 13.19MHSOB 17.22 DI-Salle

13.1 2MUniv 14 .13 Coll 13 . 4

MAY 2Cob 19.14 Coll 5 .6MHSOB 9.8 UBlues 4.13Ormd 11 .11 DLSaI 10 .10CGram 18 .16 Ivan 11 .8MonU 11 .14 OPar 10 .1 1

MAY 9Orm 20 .19 Coll 10.11Cob 20 .18 MHSOB 10 .15

Ivan 17 .10 OPar 12 .19DLS 18.11 UBlues 13 .12

CGram 24.16 MonU 16.1 2

MAY 16CGramm 14 .11 Col 8.14OPar 10 .8 UEllues 7.13Omd 15.9 Ivan 13.9Cob 13.14 DLSaIIe 11 .9MHSOB 9.13 MUniv 9 .1 1

MAY 23Orin 17.10 UEllues 8 .8Cob 22 .11 Ivan 10.5Colgns 16.12 OPar 8 .16MHSOB 15 .18 Caul 15.16MonU 11 .10 DLS 7.1 0

MAY 30Cob 16.12 OPar 8 .8Coll 18.16 Ivan 18 .5CGram 20 .13 DLS 10.18Orm 16.18 MHSOB 16 .12MUniv 19.10 Univ 13 .4

JUNE 6Orm 25 .20 OPar 8 .14DLS 13.13 Coll 13 .6Ivan 19.16 MHSOB 16.11CGr 25 .16 UBlues 17.14Cob 24.19 MUni 11 .14

JUNE 13 .Cob 22.12 CGram 19.9UBlues 12 .16 Cigns 8.4OPar 13 .13 MHSOB 13 .9DLS 11 .10 Ivan 10 .5Orm 15 .8 MonU 9.1 4

JUNE 20DI-Sal 7.8 OPar 7 .7Cob 18 .4 Coll 7.8MHSOB 7 .17 UBlues 8.8Orin 9 .20 CGram 9.6Ivan 10.16 MUni 9 .1 4

JUNE 27Cob 11 .17 Orm 10 .7CGram 18 .10 OPar 16 .17UBlues 17.18 Ivan 10 .11MHSOB 16.2 DLSaI 10 .11Coll 16.14 MUni 13.1 0

JULY 11Orm 16 .18 Col 7.1 9Cob 18.11 MHSOB 10 .1?fIvan 15 .13 CauIG 12 .11UBlues 14.8 DLS 4 .8MonU 18 .14 OPar 11 .1 1

JULY 18CauIG v CignsUEllues v OParOrmond v Ivanhoe

Coburg v DLSaIMonU v MHSOB

JULY 25UBlues v OrmondIvanhoe v CoburgOPar v CignsMHSOB v Cau1GDLSaI v Mon U

AUGUST 1Coburg v OParCigna v IvanhoeCauiG v DLSaIOrmond v MHSOBMonU v UEllue s

AUGUST 8OParv OrmondDLSaI v CignsMHSOB v IvanhoeUBlues v CGramMonU v Coburg

AUGUST 15

Ormond v DLSaiCoburg v UBluesCigna v MHSOBIvanhoe v OParCauiG v MonU

The Grounds Where and iC111jWHere 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 someground as Seniors .

"A" SECTIONCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: Oval 3, Albert Park .

(Train to Albert Park or South M®Ibovrne, tramin Collins Street to South Melbourne TechnicalSchool . )

COBURG : De Cherie 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 : Rigt:etti Oval,off Gienferrie Road, Kooyong, opposite KooyongTennis Courts. (Train or Gienferrie 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 . Cars enter from ChapelSt . or Claremont St . - not Alexandra Ave . )

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 Newiwm Grove.)

UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval . (Moreland orEast Coburg tram in Swanston Street or Bruns-wick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in ElizabethStreet.) RESERVES: South-east comer of PrincesPark, opposite Ormond College, Parkville .(Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram InElizabeth Street to College Crescent . )


Collegians Reserves welcomed thereturn of Alex McKenzie against Or-mond after being out for a long time

aho seanek ckinjury last year,first match for nearly-earl goals in hisnot short of match y 2 seasons isThe best came from ohntlce is he?Critchley

(a first year ptayer M.ROpie

Day.,Alex Mc]Kenzie

(4 goals) andCollegians were ably led byMike Gourlay because of Peter Lucasbeing interstate and deputy coach(th

e The Wood) J'o~ doctor's Moodie had to obey

was not M ke's d aultntl~atoCollegianswent down in defeat .

CongratulationsByrne in to Marg and John

the arrival of their new son .A future Ormond star is born for sure.John assures us it is 11

lb . eventhough the officia llb. I I ozs. weigh-in was ZO

and next time Count getthe right kid in your sights! ?

Ken Redfordof Old Carey is hold-

ing down the key centre-half forwardwardsposition are wel l

hard to Good centre half for-regular half forward com

e Rod by Sharp and withon thesidelines

with a severe shoulder ining jury suc h

oldCarey are fortunate in hav-a good replacement as Ken .Monash Reserves had to battle

hard to defeat Old Paradians last Sat-urday. Mal Duthie, Geoff Lowcoekand Andy Finlay were strong on thehalf-back lin eJohn Warren McKeownJoh

Co~~ were handy around tandhepacks and Peter Bunn rucked tireless-1y.

Uni. Blacks all join in congratulat-

ing Dave Morgan and "Yurick" Hunton their selection in the State team

.No doubt they'll acquit themselveswell and will Probably show a fewp Fple how to do the "Triple Blair".ed gre atra ootballs Reserve conditionsto score a runaway win

. All pi

teamed well, toon football ; s ecialroduce good play-Corr at full p forward, to Terryunselfish play enabled His creativemany goals . Must also us to scorebert Enrys' overhead mar mention Ro_mention that he kicke dman it Won't

on the mark in the into theVery lucky the camel was a1 square .to help Bob, on hand

The turning point in Assumptionreservesgame came at three quarter

den~ a~e ~ha certain press correspon-sel fself and his bruise d sense t

o shoulder to take him-

and the benevolent theof trainer Jim O'Hara sadismrecruit ,Phil; " and let new

the match was over thateebulldientW ~fhf foon Walter E3rnott took a look abou

t" m, noted "Philip", "Bernardins",Timothy,, and "Arthur"

that white collars were on dthe cwaydto becoming mandatory Highlight

s the, game (accordinTimer g to Jaek` OId" Evans) Were his own mark-

(the y only one) and "Tim's" goal (theonly one); Bothgame occurring after thewas sewn up ,

Old Melburnians' serves had an-Re other convincing win last Saturday.Barry Gilbert

continued his good formon the wing and was supported ef-fectiveIy by peter Sharp on the otherside. Greg WhiteAndy , playing in his se-cond game, dominated the ruck wit

hRistrom for the second week ina row. Others to do well were PaddyMiller who got amongs

t full-forward and the goals atwho held down the ace Harvey artakoverposition in his usual dogged half-back

National Sank reserve players BobShepherd has the happy knack ofgetting a bag full of whatever hetakes on these days

. Seven collectsatheltenham followed by four

sausages" )P,, ;" .+ n,..- .-~ouse, hopeTN E AMATEUR 1:

I Your luck continuesvBob•AATBA~.~,ED - JU g.Y 18, 1970Page 21

Ball Briefs continue dCongratulations to U.H.S. Old Boys

full forward Geoff Davis who lastSaturday broke the club's goal kick-ing record, with 11 goals, to take histotal to 63 for the season which brokethe existing record of 57 goals .

In a game which never lacked inter-est, Tooronga-Malvern Juniors keptalive their final four chances with anoutstanding display against WestBrunswick . All players did their partin contributing to this win, whichshows the value of dedicatioan, teamwork and discipline .

Bad kicking and a number of op-portunities wasted cost Old Camber-well's Reserves a chance to get inthe game against Reservoir Old Boyslast week. The back line led by"Stuie" Cripps was well on top all daybut was badly let down by the for-ward line. Other players to showout were Peter Molloy, John Murphyand John Mehan .

A great game was played forR .O .B.'s reserves by Laurie Scott lastweek, his great hall handling abilityenabled him to kick 4 goals, even onealong the ground I believe. Keep upthe good work Loza .

Elsternwick's John McIntosh, PaulShewan and Brian Molyneaux kickedtwenty-eight goals between them lastSaturday and that doesn't count theothers which they gave away to otherplayers . While talking about goalkickers we shouldn't overlook Bob"Cocky Raiders" Cochrane's three finegoals, not a bad effort after allthe years of trying, Graeme Shawnearly got one too, oh boy, what adouble that would have been .

Brunswick's chairman of selectorsKevin Ellison is off to the Gold Coastwith his bikini for a few weeks . Hisfellow selectors will miss him aroundthe table on Thursday nights . Happyholiday Kev! !

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St. Kevin's had a great win overSt. Pat's last week . Things startedbadly with a heavy clash between twoSt . Kevin's players putting "Stinkin"Jack O'Connell on the sidelines in thefirst ten minutes . From then on theteam played well only in patches andit was well into the last quarter be-fore we hit the front. However, wewon - maybe we've turned the cor-ner .

Old Brighton welcomes back Lawrie"Jezza" Weir. "Flash" seems to havelost a few old skills, emphasising hislack of training . Perhaps he couldbe talked into playing, the onlytrouble is no-one wants to do it .

I would like to congratulate RossGreer and his wife on the arrival oftheir son last week, Ross is new toFairfield but in the short time hehas been here he has shown a ton ofpromise.

Good wines improve with age, butdo footballers? Bill McGrory playedwell in his 400th game at Glen-huntly and proved he has lost noneof it! Stephen Greening battled val-iantly. Robert Brown and David Leewere unbeaten but outnumbered .

In a one sided display, AMP Reser-ves crushed Glenhuntly with RonBloss dominating the game in thesquare to the tune of twelve goals,a magnificent performance . Ian Gra-ham and "Granite" Grant were againon top and others who contributed aa bit extra included Collery, Sirianni,Henderson and Littlejohn .

Keith (Which-Way) Weybery heldcommand in the ruck and around theground all day for Brunswick, he real-ly inspires his team-mates to greaterthings .

There is no truth in the rumorthat Ormond full back "Lumpy"Moran will be a full-forward just be-cause he kicked two goals neither dotwo swallows make a summer .

ATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 18, 1970

P~ q '~iumpire and his lovely

Law re 15 yard penaltyshall be ap

The 15 yard penalty

plild if a player deliberately holds an

opponenthas been awarded a free kick .

or who 2 deliberately with-, If a player rightful player

by

1 olds the ball from the ri g

ARetaining possession of the

ball

other senior oungsters howife sure showed the y only thingto "twinkle" their toes - - dancingthey dated themselve shotbnumber ofthe "Black Bottom "

the 30's. ears -- Black-MY friend of An y Sniith showed

committeeman, the boundary athis paces by running "Andy" --"the shop" last Saturday .

you suffered sperhaps the blisters iou sretribution for the Prevactions?,nnduly. Or rolling the ball

g,y Throwing la e

a~var hasso that the rightful to re

to cover unnecessary groun

d uieve it. the ball from theC. Knocking

hands .rightful

ifa player' s la er deliberately goes

been awarded a mark or a free kick,over the spot where an opponent has

or moves back too slowly when in

front of the spot. rive the4

. Any other obvious deliberat e perate at-

tempt to waste time or,

rightful player possessio'nuofd~~ede ayNote! There must be ement must

in the play and the infrin g

be deliberate.SOCIAL umpires

One of our younger goal at present making a name for himsel

f

in the chorus of Gilbert & Sullivanshows - not a bad singer either

.dresser -- Tre`''or

St. Kilda CBOC's reserves did notcoach muc h

give their new. ~heart

yet another ina bigr margin . Scanlan,to go down by d DanekErt wereGoold, Kennedy antriers but they had few mates . call on

Old Carey Reserves had to

four schoolboy members to makCB>~l .their team against St

. Kilda w1-1They all acquitted themselves

Birrell and Douglaswere outstanding .hits out

mark a mand art rover wi hlla fu-Douglas is hope we see them in theture . Let'sfirsts next year . d to write somethin g

Always a smart "Beau Brum-Rowe has become the with hismell" of the training track, men-Victorian track suit -- not t

o

i tion those socks .Umpires are instructed to blow whardeek

on the whistle --- one chap last

blew so hard the pea split in half.

I Night at the ` Rock Kung' ---we ask-ed for 20 couples and 40 pairs turn -

caterer was a little worr :ed>

ed up "" 'went off with a bang thebut things to the popularity of the

tribute Brian ~ich..olH~r~ysocial secrtar d

_

ance• memberSong and hard day's um-

piring) (tired after a but thatpiring) failed to perform

>

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- JULY

Finding it har erformancesgood about De La's p

agamst Um. Blues• It was certainly

of our best, ~Those wfLyn~ did

not show one out were 3eff LimpY" elaw

Mark Janson and David Whit.

to Chris Loftsongratulations who

played his first game for the firsts anda big future is assured. h down

De La Salle Keno~ out~th g players towere certainly Jack DoNvuey, IbYshow outa wder.,eMick Burke . "FatsKeating also marked strongly allWhelan ground and used hisaround th

e

weight to advantage.

1970

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L) L

SUPER CAM PLAYS 200GAMES FOR OGG's

Cam McMillan plays his 200th gamefor the O.G .G.'s today, nick named"super" Cam following his wife's re-marks, comments about his perfor-mance off the field. Cam has estab-lished many records with the O.G.G.'s .Besides being the first player to reachthis mark he also topped the goalkick-ing in his grade for several years . Hewas also the first O.G.G. to be re-ported (and suspended) . We still be-lieve he is one of our best and fairestever! Good on yer Cossa !

Old Haileyburians captain AndyHowe played his 175th game last Sat-urday. Good luck for your next 25to reach that great 200 mark .

100 UP TO ORMONDPLAYER

Congratulations go to Ormond'sBernie "Stubby" Blight on playing his100th game last week . This littlechamp has been around for quite awhile and has taken in the jobs oftreasurer, captain (4 years), "umpiresadviser", player and also a great in-spiration to all at Ormond. Welldone Bernie .

KEW MAN REACHES CENTURYCongratulations to Barry Lynch

for his 100th game with Kew againstUni . Blacks last Saturday . Barry (TheBarman) has given tremendous ser-vice to the club and is the ReservesCaptain this season. Last Saturdayhe forced his way into the seniors withgreat play over the past few weeks .Looking forward to the next 100.

100 UP TO ST. BERNARD'SPLAYER

Congratulations to Martin (Butch)Sheean on playing his 100th game forSt. Bernard's today. Although notknown as (Butch) in the football world

over the years "Marty" has beenvery finue player for the club and thiwas proven by his winning of thiprize the "best in the finals" troph~last season. All that St . Bernard';hope that in the future "The Tank'continues his fine form and helps th,club finally get to "A" Grade . Keelup your fine form Martin .

HELLO POISON PEN ANDBLEEDER

The drought has b.roken for us ailast which keeps CommonwealtlBank's hopes of avoiding relegatiorstill alive.

Footscray Tech jumped us earl}and it took us some time to weaithem down. It was a pretty evegame, and if a few breaks had go

n their way, the result could have beerdifferent. On general play, BAN E,were superior but our kicking for goawas very lax .

Carl Ventura was our sportsman olthe week, and he received good sup-port from George Saynor, JohnnyO'Shea back from a "holiday" TonyD'Orsa, Neil Torrens and Keith lm.bery.

The reserves were crushed in -a rE-sult which ended their meagre hopesof playing in the finals . Sam Athans,Jeff Langsworth and Kevin McNallystood out in a side which was nevergoing like a winner.

A difficult one today as we mustkeep winning to stay up whilst outopponents North are poised to moveinto the four. Although low on theladder, Bank's club spirit is runningvery high and this may give us thepoints .

See Parkside struck a snag, butdon't know how Bleeder's mob went .The Baby Cats are still winning soour form can't be too bad. Signingoff - Gympie .

Page 24 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 18, 1970

CENTURY TO HAILEYBURYRUCKIYit-1N

"Gil" Urquhart, Old Haileyburiansruckman plays his 100th game today .Gil should have reached this earlierin the year . However, a knee injuryhas kept him out of 11 games thisvear. -Congratulations "Gil" and goodluck for your next 100.

High and low to you Gympie andPuss Puss . Parkside had a lowlightlast week when Maurie Jackson wasoff the target along with Billy "Sure-Foot" Rodda who coach, Doug Robert-son was thinking of banishing backto his backpocket. Parkside playedwell everywhere else except the score-board in both senior and reserve mat-ches . The willow of the wisp thatwill never how to defeat bye and byeput in a good solid game at half back,and rovers, Gragme Dryden, DennisThomas and Peter Byrne collectedmany kicks around the packs . "BakerBoy" Welsh made a welcome returnto the reserves side to be namedamongst the best, but Bernie Groomand Kevin "Bond" Ward did a littlebetter, "B" with you soon fella's,Poison Pen .

All at Brunswick wish John Dwy-ers father a speedy recovery from his

illness and hope he will be back atthe club very soon.

Many thanks go to Mr. Laird ofR .O .B.'s for his great work in theclub, the way he collects the money .so prompty, each week you wouldthink it was for himself .

A sincere thank you to the solidSt . Bernard's Junior supporters whorally round each week and do the oddchores necessary to field a team andnot a rabble. Your scrib.e thanksalso the good ladies who provide thehot coffee - it was really apprecia-ted in last Saturday's cold wins .

i: -v uJ6 6,LraGREETINGS GYMPIE, THEBLEEDER AND POISON PEN

It was a great win by our boysover Scotch. We, like them, neededthe win and we came back to top formand got the points . We had manygood players . To name a few --Alan Fluker, Ray Woakey, Eric Smith .Mickey Allden, Ken Andrews "Perdi"Jones and Phil Marshall all turned ingreat games in a very even side . Goodto see Lionel Smith coming back totop form and Alan Foster turned in anexcellent second half.

The "haunted House" party was agreat success the old Scotch boysstayed to well into the night . No re-ports on their bus trip at this stage .For the winners it was a great nightand we hope that, allowing for thecircumstances, our guests managed towash away their worries! We knowhow it feels up at Yarra Park !

Good luck all . Till next week. -Pussy Cat .

Thanks for the hospitality my bleed-ing buddy and the younger corpulantred blood. I am well aware thatFairfield were happy with the 14-goal win, and reckon they will des-patch Old Trinity and Parkside withease before the end of the home andaway games . Your cockroach wasvery jubilant when "yappy" tennentdelivered the sad news of Parkside'sdefeat by a goal at the hands of OldTrinity . Let's face it chaps, bad kick-ing indicates poor football, and 2goals 8 behinds in the final term isdisgusting and means some players de-serve their tails kicked. Kevin "Lov-er Boy" Clarke continued his consis-tent form for the season, and indeedappears set for the club's most impro-ved award. Top of the ladder to you,and I may tell you another bleedingstory next week, pen that's poiseddown Parkside way .


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