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Four other leading teams were defeated - University Blues (first defeat),A .M.P. Society, North Old Boys Juniors, and Monash Blues Reserves, whd alsosuffered their first defeat, but lost the points the previous week through play-

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unregistered player .Another leader, ANZ Bank Reserves, could manage only a draw.There was a big re-shuffle in E Section, where not one of the 10 teams

s in the same position on the ladder as it was last week .

Parade's small men dominated theame against St. Bernard's and wit h

parade winning around the packs, thet,aders were in trouble .

The first half was fairly even withParade leading by 4 points at the In-lerval, but the third quarter was theturning point, when Parade held theiropponents to one goal with the windand kicked three themselves .

St . Bernard's came back in the lastterm but Parade finished well and theiraccurate kicking (17-7) was anotherwinning factor .

Old Trinity, using their height to ad-vantage, took an' early lead overMonash Blues, who hit back with aburst of 7 goals in the second quarterto be within 10 points at half-time .

But Trinity went away again in thesecond half and won by 4 goals .

University Blacks led Coburg byonly 2 points at the interval, but start-ed to take control in the third termand went on to a comfortable win .

North Old Boys got a big lead onReservoir Old Boys in the first term,kicking 7-4 to 1-1, and were still 3goals in front at half-time .

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North looked set for an easy winwhen they started the last quartermore than 6 goals in front but Reser-voir finshed strongly and were beatenby only 2 goals .

Geelong gained an early break onOrmond when they kicked 7-2 to 3-3in the opening quarter and still ledby a goal at the halfway mark, butOrmond gradually wore them downand were winners by over 7 goals .

Calufield Grammarians finished toostrongly for Marcellin and won an in-teresting game by 32 points, but theresult was in doubt until more thanhalf of the last term had elapsed .

Caulfield led by 13 points at the in-terval after a good second quarter andMarcellin were only 7 points in frontat three-quarter-time with Caulfieldto have the wind advantage in thefinal term.

Marcellin fought the game out well,but Caulfield were too tall and toostrong for them. Caulfield should havehad the game sewn up much earlier,but unnecessarily hurried kicking pro-duced only a series of points, where-as a-bit more steadiness might wellhave given them goals .

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Kew surprised unbeaten UniversityBlues, who put in a poor performanceand' were beaten by 19 points .

Poor shooting for goal didn't helpCollegian"s, who went down to De LaSalle by 19 points also. Old Hailey-bury were off target against Old Carey,who wo

n fewer scoring s27

hot~ln while wit

h Ivanho escored a big win over Old Scotch .

Brunswick opened their account atthe expense of Old Melburnians whowere beaten by 31 points and OldBrighton ran Old Ivanhoe to 2 goals .Bad kicking affected the chances ofboth losers .

St. Kilda CBC were much toostrong for Alphington but the othergames were close - Parkside beatingPower House by 2 points and Mel-bourne High beating Uni . High by 3points (14-21 to 13-24) .

Undefeated Hampton adaclsecall ganOld Geelong, themargin being 4 points, and NationalBank surprised State Savings Bank,beating them by 17 points .

St . Pat's-Monivae crushed AMP So-ciety and Elsternwick were wellbeaten by ANZ Bank .Thornbury beat Bulleen United by

22 points and LaTrobe Reds opened

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their account with an easy win overFootscray Tech .

I>;1 the Junior Sections, Unive,sityBlues had more than 10 goals to spareover Ivanhoe and Power House wontheir first game, beating UniversityBlacks by 9 points .

Section 2 leaders, North Old Boysfailed by 3 goals against Thomastownwhile Hampton Rovers had only 2points to spare from Bulleen-Temple-stowe.

Poor kicking ruined Reservoir OldBoys' chance of beating Old Carey asthey kicked 10-22 'to Carey's 15-7 andwent down by 15 points .

Among the Reserves, Old Trinitybeat Monash Blues by 5 points, St .Bernard's beat Parade by 5 goals andReservoir had a big win over NorthOld Boys .

De La Salle beat Collegians by 10goals, Parkside beat Power House by2 goals, Old Brighton had an easy winagainst Old Ivanhoe, and Old Geelongbeat Hampton Rovers by 8 points .

ANZ Bank drew with Elsternwick,West Brunswick beat Old Mentoniansby 9 points (4-19 to 4-10), BulleenUnited beat Thornbury by 25 pointsand LaTrobe Reds drew with Foots-cray Tech .

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LAST WEEKYS RESULTS'

A SECTIO NOld Trinity Gr 5.5 8.7 13.9 16 .12-108

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~tpLDh Blues 0.1 7.3 g

3TRINITY: Weir 6, W. Peers 2, R .p er, 2, Dann, Hansen, Just, White, Christie,

t. Bes1tR. Peers. Jones, R.

Kennedy, Johnson, Booth 2,IONASH BLUES: Olding, 2,

~Ioo;e 2, Mutimer, Campbell, Carlton, Gold-, .;nderson, Hildebrandt, Sundberg . Best:\tuumer, Gumley, Booth, Carlton, Olds,

<- .mpbell .University Blacks 4 .6 6.9 11 .17 14 .19-103

Co burg 1 .2 6.7 6.8 9.15- 69UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Perrett 6, King

2McLean 2, Pascoe, Lipshut, Larkins,;'F,rpe. Best : King, Perrett, Pascoe ; G .7h';son, Hays, Bellingham .

COBURG : Beattie 2, Callesen 2, P . O'BrienBrown, Mann Tolley. Best : reen, Cal-

l esen, A. Handiey, Gilmour, ~M. O'Brien,i3e : tiie .North Old Boys 7.4 9.4 14.7 16.8 -104

Reservoir OB 1 .1 6.5 8.5 14 .8 - 92NORTH OLD BOYS : Anderson 3, Sheales

2, Murray 2, B . O'Connor 2, Fogarty, Car-;oil, Robertson, Ferguson, Fennelly, Bor-rich, J . Maguire. Best : Robertson, Fergu-on, Borcich, Fogarty, S . Maguire, J. Mag-

uire .RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Crook 3, Trevas-

cus 3, T . Byrne 2, A . Shepherd 2, Paulka,Dobson, Devlin, Dryden . Best : R . Shepherd,Devlin, Trevascus, Bates, Dryden, . Horne .Old Paradians 2 .2 9.3- 12 .6 17 .7 -109St . Bernard's OC 4.4 8.5 9.7 13 .10- 88

OLD PARADIANS : Jordan 4, Duke 3, Roe3, Tellesfson 3, Clarke, Hu$ hes, O'Farrell,Pichards. Best : Roe, Duke, Carroll, Assetta,Johnson, Symes .

ST. BERNARD'S O .C. : Thompson 5, SlaterMcNamee 2, Angel, K . Phelan, M. Mah-

oney, Doolan . Best : Mitchell, Rackham,Wade, Thompson, McNamee, K . Mahoney .Ormond 3.3 6.4 10.5 15 .13-103Geelong 7.2 7 .4 9.5 9.6 - 60

ORMOND: Ladd 4, Wood 2, Alan Graham2, Fisher 2, Cooper 2, Fitts, Anrep, Chis-holm . Best: Adrian Graham, Wood, Jenkins,Corben, Smythe, Chisholm .

GEELONG: Lowcock 3, Wilson 2, Bullen2, Davis, Nielsen. Best : Paulke, Nielsen,Silver, Wookey, Durnan, Benci .

GLENROY'S NEW PAVILIO NAll teams in "F" Section will be pleased

to hear the news that Glenroy have finallyhad their pavilion finished after much delay .Now visiting clubs can enjoy hot showersand after match refreshments in perfectsurroundings . We thank teams for bearingwith us during construction and look for-ward to entertaining visiting clubs in thetrue spirit of the V .A .F .A . from now on .


B SECTIONIvanhoe 4.6 8.6 16.9 21 .15-141old Scotch Coil 3 .3 5.7 8.11 12 .17- 89

IVANHOE : Hughes 10, Neale 3, Long 2,Wilson 2, Bryce, McWhinnie, McMahon,Renshaw . Best: Hughes, Stredwick, Rojo,Warry, Renshaw, Quinlivan .

OLD SCOTCH : Sloan 3, Anderson 3, Mor-gan 3, Alder, Cox, J . Marx . Best : Wall,Hinrickson, Speer, J . Marx, Morgan, Pur-nell .De La Salle OC 4.6 6 .7 13.14 16 .17-113Collegians 2.3 7.11 9 .15 12 .22- 94

DE LA SALLE O.C . : Slattery 3, Powe r3, P. Mitchell 2, H . Halasa 2, Murnane,McGuiness, Bothe, R. Halasa, Eddy, Mc-Henry . Best: R. Halasa, McDonnell, B .Bourke, Loft, Wright, Power.

COLLEGIANS : Miller 3, M. Permezel 2,Rice, Shinkfield, Nethersole, Hibbert, Leem-ing, Merry, Bickford . Best : Rice, Merry,Pryor, Ashton, Edwards, Bickford .

Old Carey Gram 15.9 - 99Old Haileybury 9.18- 72

OLD CAREY: Constable 4, M . Cooke 3 ,R . Cooke 2, Davis 2, Curnow, Jenkins,Thomas, Yeo. Best : R . Cooke, Birrell, Dav-ies, Yeo, Shaw, Davis .

OLD HAILEYBURY; Legge 2, Lingard 2,Bowring 2, Sincock, Pollock, Gait. Best :Langford, Pollock, Lingard, Shapter, Poole,Galt .

Caulfield Gramm 3.3 9.10 11 .14 17.24-126Marcellin OC 6.8 7.9 12.15 13 .16- 94

CAULFIELD GRAMM.: Butcher 6, Griffith s3, Macdonald 3, Clark 2, Welch, G . Tamb-,lyn, Tootell. Best: Morphet, Griffiths, Long,Dickeson, Butcher Tooteli .

MARCELLIN O .C.: Power 3, A . Aloisio2 Denning 2, Harman 2, Peavey 2, B . Crim-mins, Hurley. Best: Power, Delmo, O'Sulli-van, Milasewicz, Wilson,- Denning .

Kew 4.5 8.7 11.10 15.13-103University Blues 2.3 6.5 8.8 12 .12- 84

KEW : Lister 4, Blay 4, O'Dowd 3, Fletcher ,Mitchell, Mullin, Smith. Best: Toogood,Hayes, Mitchell, Blay, Lister, Cavanagh .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Schroeter 2, Ty-quin 2- Williams, Hart, Church, Nicolson,Maxweil, Templar, Lyle, D . Ross-Edwards .Best : Schauble, Lyle, Rendell, Standish,Anderson, Nicolas.

CENTURY TO MENTONIANS CAPTAINAll players and supporters at Old Men-

tonians congratulate captain-coach PeterIngram on playing his 100th game lastSaturday . Peter has been a great roverfor the club and is always amongst thebest players . We are all hoping he con-tinues on and plays another hundred inthe years to come. Congratulations onceagain, Peter .

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Last Week's Results tiC SECTION

Brunswick 0 .2 5.10 7 .10 16 .12-108Old Melburnlans 2 .7 4.7 9.17 10 .17- 77BRUNS,zCK, OLD MELBURNIANS: Goal .kickers, Best Players not received, or re-ceived after copy dead-line - first postMonday.St. Kilda CBOC 2.3 8.8 12.11 19 .21-135Alphington 5.9 5.10 10.16 11 .20- 86ST .McNei1K3LDA WCBOe

:2,J Vickers 2', Kellaway,Meehan, Cameron, J . O'Connell . Best : Sher-man, Drinan, Kellaway, Cameron, Halpin,Jennings .

ALPHINGTON: P . Whitfield 2, Forsyth 2,K. Candy 2, Eaton 2, Jamieson, Skerry,Adams . Best: Skerry, Eaton, Forsyth, Jam-ieson, Shearer, Gale.Parkside 2.1 7.4 9.5 11.8 - 74Power House 5.0 5.0 7.5 11.6 - 72PARKSIDE : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived, or receivel after copy dead-line- first post Monday .

Kemp, Dan elO,UPottery Best : 4 ' Cross, K3 . Alex~ander, McKenzie, Potter, Daniel, Ward .MHS Old Boys 2 .4 5.15 9.17 14 .21-105UHS Old Bays 4.7 6.12 10.20 13.24-102

M 2 P.H .S

. 20, SohliOeS 2,AP atling~25DbScotigWallace, Cooper . Best : Cooper, Lee, Adams,Silberberg, Peatling, Wood .U .H .S . OLD BOYS: Flavel 3, Boag 2,Scholes 2, McMahon 2, Byron, Webster,Martini, Johnston . Best : Johnston, Nolte,Flavel, McMahon, Byron, Blampied .'Old Ivanhoe Gr 3.4 6.4 12 .7 13.10- 88Old Brighton Gr 1 .0 4,9 6.12 10.16- 76

notLeceiVved,HorE r ceivedkafterB copy Pldea dayersline - first post Monday.

OLD BRIGHTON : Holmes 3, Rosengarten2, Eastgate 2, Bromley, Thomas, Walsh .Best : Wash, Paroissien, Currie, Finkmeyer,Holmes, Hess .

ANZ BANKER EQUALS CLUB RECORDBill "Jet" Jackson plays his 233rd game

today in his capacity of captain/coach ofANZ Bank reserves

. Jet" equals the recordset by Geoff Ridgway former President,coach and general club benefactor . "Jet"joined the club in 1962 and since this time hehas been a strong club supporter both onand off the field . An inspiration to alljunior players with his play-on style ofgame and with his ability to kick with bothfeet accurately. In 1972 Jet was made alife member of the club in recognition ofhis services . He is currently club VicePresident and captain/coach of the res-ervescong atulate Jet on ~eachina this mpiporters

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D SECTIONOld Xaverians 0 .1 2.5 3.7 7:6! 2-Assumption OC 3 .4 4.6 5-7 5-leOLD XAVERINS

Eichornr 20 Shaughness~;Best; Furnell, M . Rush, Mortensen, Nanker .vis, Dwyer, O'Shaughnessy .ASSUMPTION OLD COLL. : Daly 2, Ree,.es, McCormick, Pavone . Best : Shaw, Stuar ;,Monaghan, Reeves, Schneider, Howard .

National Bank 4.5 5.12 12 .17 14 .,, _ 1-32State Sav . Bank 2.3 6.6 7.7 12.is- 85NATIONAL BANK: Bate 4, Bentley 3McLean3' Bes'.WdBate JeMorris,~' IvlfoMcLP. McLean, Strongman, S . Ashley

. SAV.2 Cameron, M GiliB,ANJunr . K e EacouYnd, Brenn 1 ;Morgan . Best: Dumbrell, Allen, WyndEacott, Webster, Muir.

Faw kner 7.8 13 .11 16 .18 17.20-122St . Kevin's OB 0.0 5.0 5.0 6.3 - 39FAWKNER : Ayres 4, Pouyoukidis 3, )1 ,Stapleton 3 B. Thomas 2, J. Teasdale 2K. Ward 2, Foley. Best : Foley, J . Teas'dale, K. Ward, K. O'Mara, M. Stapleton,D. Kelly ,ST

_ Radford ,EVGrNiffin OLD Naldercil Radford,'Clement, Sherman, G

. Hawkins, Pucilowski .Hampton Rovers 3 .2 6.4 9.5 14 .7 - 91Old Geelong 2 .4 7.8 11.12 12 .15- 87

Nash HAMPTO N

R us o~V2~ Sla teryg Clark~mAllan .Best : Young, Rowston, Slattery, McNaugh-ton, Clark, Nadjecki ,

D ~hert 2~ELiO1lyGA derson,3'Hope SpVhitinb~Best : Crawford, Aitchison, Smith, Bradshaw,Denhert, J . Spiden .Old Cam'well Gr 4.7 6.10 I0 .18 15 .22-112C'walth Bank 1 .0 3.2 4.2 8.3 - 51

OLD CAMBERWELL: P. Hanson 7 . Don-kin 2 Hoggarth, Waterworth . Best : Water-worth, Potter, P . Hanson, R . Hanson, Kelly,Hogarth-C'WEALTH BANK : W. McCrimmon 2

J . yWhite. Borrack

, Milton, a Kng, Myers:

Myers,Curtin, White .

Congratulations to Paul 'Slug' Hulett onplaying his 50th game with St

. Bede's . Dnr-ing his career Paul has been mainly in thereserves where he has played in most ofthe key positions

. Paul has given gre irservice to the club ofF the field, where hehas been on the general committee for sev-eral va , -

a Week's Results - Continued

E SECTIONN/ Bank 6.5 10.9 12.14 17:17-119

,:Is,cnnvick 2.1 7.5 7.6 11 .13- 79

BANK: Harnetty 5, Towan 4 ,2, Daykin 2, Taylor 2, Minniti,

Best : Baker, Harnetty, Karpavicius ,i, Taylor, Towan .

ta .ti 1'ERNWICK: Berns 4, Rigg 2, Peter sRosewarne, Street . Best: Edgar ,

Uerns, Maza2i0 Peters .10 .13 14.23-I07

1J :1?i,,Trobe Blacks 5.4 5.5 5.6 7.6`- 48

.J .:, .X. : Schulberg 3, Gurfinkel 3, Gold-_, Bialek 2, Bluzer 2, Ritterman, Eizen-

Best: Rozen, Feldpicer, Eizenberg ,

p ,, _~r, Ritterman, Schulberg .L :1 TROBE BLACKS : Hathaway 2, Hard-

2, Rowe, Forbes, Grant . Best: Hard-Rowe, Grant, Bruin, Forbes, Kent.

5t . Bede's OC 5 .6 7-8 10.13 11 .14- 80N ;;rih Brunswick 1 .1 4.5 6.6 9.12- 66

5 f . BEDE'S O .C. : Terrell 4, Fergus 2,~,, .~, Fogarty, Vaughan, Morse, Bowden .

[;t sr : Rydberg, Negri, Roberts, Bradbury,ughan, Fergus .

NORTH BRUNSWICK : B . Duncan 2, Gia-~n~,be 2, Hamilton, Jewson, Butler, R .w. :lsh, Kenny . Best : Heywood, G . Payne,i_auilon, Jewson, Scullin, Giacobbe . ,

St . Pat's-M. OC 7 .3 11 .8 16.18 22 .21-153v:IP Society 0 .1 3.6 5.7 11 .11- 77

ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Mahar 5, Coffey' .rier 3, Ewing 2, Long 2, Reid 2 . O'Hair,

1 i,zQt3eld, Meredith, Crowe . Best : Healy,~t liar, Long, Carter, Dowd, Coffey .

A .M.P . SOCIETY: Roulston 4, Ruddell 2 .C' 9~~bes 2, Heywood, Brooks, McLaughlan .I'~~t : Parkinson, Roulston, Wilson, Munro,Tt~.ompson, Withers .Old Mentonians 8 .3 10.5 15.11 17 .14-116West Brunswick 2.2 4.5 6.5 9.9 - 63

OLD MENTONIANS : Sinclair,6, Ingram 3,Cter 3, MeKinlay 2, Gadd 2, Smith . Best-

tinge, Rafter, Sinclair, Ingram, Watts,I? rrison .

. rST BRUNSWICK : Goaikickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

Congratulations from all at Monash WhitesMike Wharton on his 50th game for th e

1ub . Mike started with the juniors in1072 and has been a regular senior playersince 1973 . We all look forward to yournext 50 Mike .

Kelvin Leiper of Thomastown marks un his-4th game today with the Club . Kelvinhas always been a good utility player andshows his strength when the pressure isapplied . All at Thomastown congratulateKelvin and hope that he will play with theClub for many more games to come .

F SECTIONMonash Whites 2.1 7.12 9.14 13 .15- 93Glenroy 4,1 4.1 8.6 10.6 - 66

MONASH WHITES : James 3, Capell 2,Burley 2, Peacock, Farnsworth, Tellefson,Rosenhain, Kok, Kenez . Best : Farnsworth,Rosenhain, McKenzie, James, Capell, Thoms .

GLENROY : Ford 3, R. Fox 3, E. Attard,Prendergast, Ray Perry, A . Gribble . Best:E . Attard, A . White, Maughan, Westgarth,McKinley, O'Sullivan .Heatherton 6.7 14.12 19.15 23 .23-161Bulleen-T'stowe 2 .1 5.2 9.4 11 .10- 76

HEATHERTON : Meeking 10, Alsbury 3 ,M Killen 2, Bodey 2 . Grant 2, Bowden,Mahoney, Hopkins, McConnell . Best: Meek-ing, Body, A . Carey, Fletcher, Alsbury,Bowden.

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Gilbert 3,Pretto 3, Foulds, Davis, J . Tenace, Dagos-tino, Meagher . Best: Dagostino, Gilbert,Jackman, Pretto, Frost, Meagher.

Thornbury 4.6 5.8 9.15 14 .17-101Bulleen United 1.1 5.6 6.8 1 1 .13- 79THORNBURY : Scott 4, Ramsdale 3, Lucas

2, Ioannidis 2 . Cowen, Bennett, T. Green-wood . Best: Liversidge, Scott, Ashby, A .Burton, Norris, Cowen .

BULLEEN UNITED : Lachmund 4, Lillie 2,Wilson, McArthur-Allen, R . Divirgilio . P .Nanscawen . Best R. Porter, G . Spooner,Lillie, Mayne, McArthur-Allen, Lachmund .Beverley Hills 5.3 10.6 14.9 17.11-113Universitv Reds 2 .3 5.9 5.11 10 .16- 76

BEVERLEY HILLS : T. Holly 4, C . McCrory3, R . Post 3, Browning, Discombe, Fatchen,Gibson, B . Holly, O'Laughlin, A . Post . Best :Allan, Browning, Duncan, Fatcher, Gibson,A . Post .

UNIV . REDS : Lachal 5, J . Billing 2, Selth,James, D . King . Best : P . Billing, G . Billing,Mitchell, Campbell, Webster .LaTrobe Reds 2 .9 4.12 7.14 10.20- 80Footscray IT 1.2 2.6 3.6 4.9 - 33

LA TROBE REDS : Shaw 2, Wilson 2 ,Maloney 2, Hanrahan, McElwain, Costello,Solomon . Best : Wilson, Sauer, Taylor, Shaw,McElwain, Moloney.

FOOTSCRAY I .T . : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copy-line - first post Moday .

ALL DAY PARKING FOR30 CENTS

At Elsternwick Park - Sunday, June 15th .Watch the Interstate games from the com-

fort of your car - Admission 50 cents. Carparking fee 30 cents .

Victoria v Tasmania at 11 .15 a .m .Victoria v South Australia at 2 p .m .Great value - See you there !

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--- -•Last Week's Results - Conti~uc.-I Last Week's Results - Continued

JUNIOR SECTION 1Ormond 3.0 10.9 12.11 17.21-123Old Scotch Coll 2.4 2.5 4 .8 5.10- 40

ORMOND : Sterling 4, Keane 3, Parisi 2 ,Cornish 2, Boyanton 2, Sinclair, Oxley,Foulsham, Hill . Best : Purcell, Boyanton,Parisi, Gough, Cornish, Sinclair.

OLD SCOTCH : Meadows 2, Rankin 2,Drummond. Best : Eggeston, Mason, Leckie,Burge, Orr, Meadows .

Power House 1.2 4.5 7.6 9.9 - 63Univers I

PO WER ty Blacks

HOUSE :3.6 5.11 7 .12- 54

: Bredyk 3, Mandas 2,Doric, Dunn, M. Selby-Hele, Walker . Best:Walker, Ryan, Bredyk, Frizzell, Doric,Aitken .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .

Parkside 2.3 4.5 10.9 15.14-104Mon . University 2 .3 6.7 8.7 11.9 - 75PARKSIDE : Sing 3, Harrell 2, Tanner 2 ,

Demamiel 2, Chilcott 2, Viney, Grace, Arn-old, Marino. Best : Tanner, Arnold, Harrell,Anderson, Demamiel, Chesters .

2, Elli s O,9Anderson, ewitt Venni on, Thomson. Best: Anderson, Hore, Seal, Ellis, Thom-son, Sangster.

University Blues 5 .6 10.9 17.12 24.20-164Ivanhoe 3.1 8.4, 11 .6 15.10-100

with scoresL Best: R bonek C. Brown, tKongClohesy, Thwaites, Collins .IVANHOE: Johnson 4, Scown 2, Owens 2,

Byrne, Course, Gardiner, O'Rourke, Kil-patrick, Dulevkis, Veitch . Best: Owens,Johnson, Blake, O'Rourke, Dulevskis, Hoare .Coburg a bye

200 GAME S TO HAMPTON PRESIDENTCongratulations t o Brian "Toyt" Mc-Naughton on playing his 200th game for

Hampton Rovers . A thorough gentlemanoff the field and around umpires, but a

Toy~edto ewinde~two whil e Bestl andg enabled

from Sale in 1962, Toyt captainedthe side in 1971 to 1973 and has been aninspiration to any player or follower ofAmateur Football . The past 2 years he hasled the club as President and it is throughhis endeavour and personal achievement thatthe club is back 'on its feet both on andoff the field . We hope to see your greenand gold jumper for many more years Brian,as we at Hampton appreciate your abilityand dedication as a great footballer and awonderful clubman .

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JUNIOR SECTION 2West Brunswick 5 .0 12.12 16.15 21 .20-146Caulfield Gramm 2 .2 2.2 2,3 3:4 - 22

WEST BRUNSWICK: Meldrum 5, Nicolosi Oci

l 4,ouglasBroc, kCeddia, Dymonld~nNigro, Caliga ~ ;Best : Ceddia, Nicolosi, Fyffe, Nigro, Mel-drum, Caligari .

sen A HayesLDBesLR Hood 11Go1 st aw elEllis,Hayes, Nomikoudis, Cassidy .

Old Carey Gram 6.5 6.5 10.7 15.7 - 97Reservoir OB 2.2 4.12 7.15 10.22- 82

J. ORowe, A Hearn6,ss, nLong n Mill

Best : Rodgers, Hearn, Harriss, Cutler, Rat-tenbury, Gorrie.

3 RSES1eRVOIEd ardsBBYestc Loader,3SeliersyYoannides, Searle, Kelly, Lobley.Hampton Rovers 4.8 4.12 8.17 9 .18- 72Buileen-T'stowe 0.2 4.7 4.9 10 .10- 70HAMPTON ROVERS : A . Thompson 3, Mar-tin 2, Earle, Corvino, King, Salmon . Best :Campbell, Salmon, Horne, Bird, Corvino,Martin .

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : C. Sheridan 4,Lockhart 3, Goble 2, Miles. Best: C. Sheri-dan, Lockhart, Chaplin, Lee, D . Sheridan,L. Tenace .St. Bernard's OC 2 .2 3.10 10.11 15.18-108Old Paradians 0.5 0,7 1.9 4.10- 34ST. BERNARD'S O .C. : Moore 2, Dalma u3, Pearson, B. Hughes, Shembry, Wragg .Best : Nunan, Smith, Jones, Moore, Kavan-agh, G . Hughes.

OLD PARADIANS : Bainbridge, Ferrarese,J . McLaughlin, P . McLaughlin . Best : John-son, P . McLaughlin, J . McLaughlin, With-ers, Grace, Caine.Thomastown 4.2 5.3 10.7 12.8 - 80North Old Boys 1.3 4.7 7.8 8.14- 62THOMASTOWN: Robinson 6, Czerny 2 ,Ayton, Dri, Murphy, Kourlis. Best: Robin-son, Dri, Gleeson, Holland, Murphy, Czerny .

Best: Godfrey, OLD C oBOYS

: ndello, Cuffe, Ciark,raHar-atsis, Jolly.Geelong a by e

RESULTS OF MATCHESResults of amateur matches are broadcast

in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations3LO (commencing at 6.20 p .m.), 3DB andeach Saturday evening and from TelevisionChannels ABV-2 and HSV 7 .

scores2Se~ctron matchesd

quarter-

by

afternoon.


A RESERVE SECTIO NOld Trinity Gr 2 .5 4.7 6.8 9.12- 66

titonash Blnes 2 .2 6.3 7.6 9.7 - 61

OLD TRINITY : Duke 3, Stockdale 2, Gal-

2, P . Day, Nelson . Best : Galbraith,p Day, Cumming, Duke, Nelson, Watson .

ilONASH BLUES : Moore 3, Jansen 3,

Ilirons, Gray . Murray . Best:Fitzpatrick, Murray,

University Blacks ~•C oburg 0 3.3 3.4 6 .8 - 44

L7NIV. BLACKS: Forrest, G . Saines, T.

(' ostello, Kovess, Finkelde, Goddard, Von., ioger, Batten . Best: Best, Finkelde, Moore,~~, ren, McKinnon, G . Saines .

COBURG : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-line -iirst post Monday .

73ReservoirOld Boys 0.2 3.5 3.63 13~g3~ 27

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Scott 5, Massey2, Dunn, V . Aston, B . Coles. Best: Massey,

V . Aston, Scott, McLaughlin, T. O'Brien,Veith .

NORTH OLD BOYS : Sullivan, Biagi,

Ct : ard. Best : O'Keefe, Holland, Diviny, Biagi,O'Don nell , Nicholson .St. Bernard' sOld Pa dians OC 0

3. 7.0 1 . 1

5 .101 .35 6.5 7- 4 1

ST . BERNARD'S O .C . : Johnson 3, G .

`I : honey 2, lannazzo, P . Pearson, Dailey,

Egan . Best: McMahon, Craine, G . Mahoney,

1 .mnazzo, Egan, Kennedy.OLD PARADIANS: Price 3, Scannell 2,

NIcLoughlin . Best: Wilson, McLoughlin, Scan-nell, Gregor, Dowling, P . Carroll .Ormond 1.4 4.6 6.7 8.12- 60Geelong 0.1 4.3 6.9 7.10- 52

ORMOND : Lewis 2, Carter 2, Raywood ,Rowse, Sandilands, Le Page. Best : Meeking,Turner, T. Hammond, Carter, Ray Wood,Clark.

GEELONG: R. Jeremiah 3, Poulton 3, Har-rison . Best: R . Jeremiah, Whitehead, Harri-son, Thompson, Sabadin, Poulton .

All at Old Trinity join in congratulatingBill Peers who played his 50th game for theclub several weeks ago'. Bill joined the clubfrom the school in 1971 and has been a bril-liant ruck-rover and centreman . He hasrepresented Victoria on several occasionsand is again in the State squad this year .Well done Bill, we look forward to yournext 50 .

B RESERVE SECTIONIvanhoe 5.3 11 .8 11.9 16 .15-111Old Scotch Coil 2 .6 5.9 11 .11 13 .12- 90

IVANHOE : Field 3, Mantesso 2, D. Drapac2, Knight 2, Dockerty 2, Pitson, Hecker, K .Harris, G . Dean, Jones . Best: K. Harris,Jones, Knight, Pitson, Johnson, Mantesso.

OLD SCOTCH: Frew 4, McLean 2, Simp-son 2, Allenson, Esser, Garrett, Moffatt,Rashleigh . Best : Robertson-Smith, Frew,Rashleigh, Alenson, McLean, Heaton .

De La Salle OC 1 .0 5.3 8.5 14.9 - 93Collegians 1 .2 1.4 3.8 C9 - 33

DE LA SALLE : Harley 3, J. Mcllroy 2,O'Donnell 2, Clarke 2, Rapone, Fahey, Bed-doe, A. Wilson, D . Hale. Best: Whitelaw,Beddoe, D . Hale, J . Mcllroy, Hill, Pollard.

COLLEGIANS : Bulling, Tucker, Stevens,Ferguson . Best: Bulling, Lodger, Munr, Em-mett, Girdwood, Nash.

Old Ilaileybury 1 .2 6.4 9.10 11 .15- 81Old Carey Gram 2.6 5.8 7.10 9 .12- 66

OLD HAILEYBURY: Troup 3, Williams 2 ,Cracknell 2, Urquhart, Corrigan, Palme

rForbes. Best: Metherall, Urquhart, White-man, Jessep, Troup, Palmer .

OLD CAREY: Ustick 2, Seal 2, Gomer,Rowe, Peart, Wieman. Best: Elliott, Ustick,Craig, Gomer, Seal, Trood.

MarcelBn OC 5 .1 7.5 9.9 11.9 - 75Caulfield Gramm 1.1 1 .1 3.2 5.6 - 36

MARCELLIN O .C.: Frazer 4, Holland 2 ,McFarlane 2, Quinn 2, Corrie. Best : Butler,Mangiafico, White, Wood, Quinn, P . Gooley .

CAULFIELD GRAMM . : Worthington 2 ,Lupson, Criswick, Spooner. Best: Pickering,Worthington, Gerrand, Spooner, Peters, Cris-wick .

University Blues 3.4 9.6 17.7 24.8 -152

Kew 0.1 1.3 2.3 2.4 - 16

UNIV. BLUES: Sleeman 9, Carroll 5, T.Ross-Edwards 3, Wilson 2, H . Smith 2,Scarcella, Girdwood, Ellison. Best: Sleeman,Weston, T. Ross-Edwards, Wilson, H . Smith,Carroll .

KEW: Goaikickers, Best Players not re-reived, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday .

GOALKICKERS,BEST'PLAYERS ASUSUAL FIRST POST MONDAY

Although there are no club games nextSaturday, Press Correspondents are remind-ed that it will be necessa ry for them topost Goalkickers an d Best Players so as toreach the Editor at the usual deadline -FIRST POST ON MONDAY . - Late deliv-erieswill not be accepted .

DOUBLE TRIBUNALSince the season began on April 19th,

it has been necessary to have two Tribunalssitting simult aneously on no less than fouroccasions, on account of the incredibly largenumber of reports to be dealt with - farmore th an a single Tribunal could be ex-pected to handle .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JUNE 7, 1975 page 9

Last Week's Results ® Conti nC RESERVE SECTIO N

Old Melburnians 4.1 9.5 9.7 12.8 -&3Brunswick 1.7 1 .8 3.12 3.12- 30OLD MELBURNIANS, BRUNSWICK : Goal-

kickers, Best Players not received, or re-ceived after copy dead-line - first postMonday .

St. Kilda CBOC 4 .8 6.9 8.15 10 .16- 76Alphington 0.1 4.5 4.6 7.12- 54

ST . KILDA CBOC: J . White 4, Salter 2 ,O'Sullivan, Galvin, Long, Girdwood . Best :J . White, Field, Shortall, Black, Salter,Esmonde .

ALPHINGTON: Hayes 2, Liberman 2, Mun-ro, Courts, Coates . Best : Hayes, Smith,Liberman, Belcher, Overall, Dunlop .

Parkside 0.2 4.9 5.11 8.14- 62Power House 3.3 3.4 6.6 7.8 - 50

PARKSIDE : Goalkickers, Best Players no treceived, or received after copy dead-line- first post Monday .

POWER HOUSE : Hailes 2, Serradura 2,Hutchinson, Mason, Taylor . Best : Sibraa .Sideras, Hailes, Drough, Newton, Stewart .

MHS Old Boys 2 .3 9.6 12.7 17 .16-118UHS Old Boys 3 .4 4.6 9.10 10 .10- 70

M .H.S . OLD BOYS : R . Harley 8, Staley 2,Morgan 2, Evans 2, Hallet, Mortley, Rog-ers . Best : R . Harley, Wilson, Staley, Jones,Rogers, Morgan .

U .H .S. OLD BOYS : Illiopolus 6, Gray 2,Sondiford, Broben . Best : Sandiford . Illio-pulos, Cassidy, Schultz, Paterson, Chettle.Old Brighton Gr 5.10 6.11 10 .15 12 .16- 88Old Ivanhoe Gr 1 .0 3.3 4.6 4.9 - 3 3

OLD BRIGHTON: Powell 3, Larkin 2,Corns, Dick, Downie, Finlayson, Hall, Lev-vey, Millis . Best : Larkin, Downie, Ardley,Millis . Evans, Dobbie.

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

D RESERVE SECTI(7Old Xaverians 2.1 2.2 4.7 7-11- 53Assumption OC 0.3 4.5 4.7 4.7 - 31

OLD XAVERIANS : Power 3, Quinn, O'N( il iRoss, Williams . Best : Hemingway, G . V~'il~liams, O'Neill, Wrigley, Hennessy, O'Don .nell .

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : Singline 3, P .Millman . Best: Jenkins, Howe, Griffit'i1s,Condon, O'Callaghan, S . Ryan .State Sav . Bank 7 .4 7.5 9.12 10 .17- 77Nationhl Bank 0 .0 3.0 4.2 7.4 - 46

STATE SAV. BANK : Mitchell 2, Scott 2,Sullivan, Patterson, Holloway, Vines, Baud-inette, Box . Best : Glennan, Nicolaison, Jen-sen, M . Vines, Sullivan, Truscott .

NATIONAL BANK: Lucas 3 Moore 2Daly, Gale . Best: Daly, Gale, Granthvis ;Hitchman, Langley, Moore .Fawkner 6.2 11 .5 14.6 20 .9 -129St . Kevin's OB 1.2 3.3 5.5 5.6 - 36

FAWKNER : Barnes 6, Ferguson 3, Hend-erson 2, Pyle 2, Mills 2, Gossiewincli :',Cash, T . Teasdale, S . Majerczak, M . Ward,Best: Stewart, M . Ward, Ferguson, Mills,Henderson . Pyle .

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : C. McLennon 2,J . Sempson 2, Rolle, Batrouney . Best: Col-lins, Simpson, G . Johnson, O'Connell, C.MacLennon, Stackpole .Old Geelong 2 .3 2.6 3.9 7.10- 52Hampton Rovers 2 .3 3.6 3.8 6.8 - 44

OLD GEELONG : Geyer 3, Calder 2, P .Godfrey, Officer . Best: Fraser, Brown, Rob-ertson, Geyer, Clark, Paton .

HAMPTON ROVERS : Westhead 2, K . Er: ;-lish 2, Brannan, Jones . Best: Menner, WoolG . English, Cave, Badman, Chambers .Old Cam'well Gr 7.4 8.5 9.7 12.7 - 79C'wealth Bank 1 .1 3.3 4.3 4. 4

OLD CAMBERWELL : Stewart 5, StevenMehan 2 . Rimington 2, Batterbury, MorroBuckeridge . Best : Mehan, Williams, Steven,G . Buchanan, Morrow, Hewitt .

C'WEALTH BANK: Karageorgiou 2, Lovitt,Brisset . Best: O'Brien, Neale, Mitchell,Sullivan, Hawthorn, Karageorgiou .

ARE THE PLAYERS OF YOUR CLUB COVERED FO R

CC1 ENT' 1HSU ~~~'~A, ~~ 1* 1For a premium of onl y

$3.00 PER PLAYE RWE CAN ASSIST BY HELPING COVER THEIR INJURY EXPENSES

Club Secretaries should contac tHIBERN IAN ACCIDENT FUND

289 Latrobe Street, Melbourne . Phone: 67-734 5

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6 (-7-)t Week's Results

L-IESERVE SECTIO N

i ;lsternwick 6 .5 8.5 8.9 8.12- 60

,~,;/ Bank 3.0 7 .3 8.4 9.6 - 60

i;l `:TERNWICK : Paitence 2, Zimmer, Mav-;', are, Freer, Stevens, Wise . Best :

on, Anderson, Convery, Wilson, Dunn ,

.Z . BANK : Lambert 3, Sizeland 2 ,Pearson, Thomas, Ware . Best :

t' Paul Orchard, Peter Orchard, Size-Tannock, Walsh .

6 .2 14.7 17.10 24 .13-157

lalro~,, Blacks 2.6 3.10 4.10 4 .10- 34

Wiener 6, Rozenbes 4, Fayman;off 2, Jacobs 2, Blusztein 2, Hoffman

s, Iglicki, Friese . Best: Fayman, Jur-Blusztein, Isaacs, Wiener, Markoff .

L-i TROBE BLACKS : Sheehan 2, Griffiths ,y . Groenewegen . Best : Goode, Kent,

dir:nt, Sheehan, Groenewegen .

~or h Brunswick 4.3 5.5 8.7 8.8 - 56Bede's OC 0.1 0.7 0.7 4.8 - 32

.%ORTH BRUNSWICK : I . Duncan 3, Rick-,;i2, Tsipouriaris, Ford, Azzarro . Best :

P. Willmott, N . Walsh, Cirrillo,Melican .

5L BEDE'S O .C . : A. Hester, Moriarty,')erg, Loney . Best: Danckert, Moriarty,., M. Ryan, N. Hester, A . Hester.

%11P Society 4.5 8.6 12.8 20.11-131St Pat's-Mon . 1 .2 5.3 ' 5 .3 5.3 - 33

A-VIP SOCIETY : Batten 5, D . Brooks 4 ,t . Henderson 3, Jenkins 3, Reed 2, Cromp-

O'Sullivan, Mercier. Best : I . Header-Symons, Batten, Blake, Wiley, Cromp-

ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Crowe 2, Rafferty 2,uz-,lins. Best : Crowe, Jansen, Rafferty,

phen, Richardson, Ozolins .

west Brunswick 1 .1 2.10 2.15 4.19- 43,old Mentonians 1 .7 1 .7 4.10 4 .10- 34

WEST BRUNSWICK : Goalkickers, Bes tP1 .- :ers not received, or received after copyIc d-line - first post Monday.

OLD MENTONIANS : Norton 2, Lane,iri,ksen . Best: Hartman, Smith, Norton,. rlcock, Sharp, M. Speers .

FOOTBALL FROM THECOMFORT OF YOUR CAR

At the TWO Interstate games on Sunday,June 15th - Elsternwick Park.

Victoria v Tasmania at 11 .15 a.m .Victoria v South Australia at 2 p .m .Admission 50 cents (Children accompanied

by an adult - free) .Car parking fee - 30 cents .

~ Continued

F RESERVE SECTIONMonash Whites 3.3 3.3 7.5 8.5 - 53Glenroy 0.1 4.5 4.5 4.13- 37

MONASH WHITES: Burley 4, Cook 2,Riisik 2 . Best : Smith, Brice, Dobe, Wharton,Chisholm, O'Connell .

GLENROY : Crossilla 2, A . Attard, BonellO.Best : J . Wilson, Hibbert, A . Attard, Leift-ing, Crossilla, W . Stewart .

Bulleen United 3.4 7.13 7 .16 11 .21- 87Thornbury 2.2 5.4 7.7 9.7 - 61

BULLEEN UNITED : D . Divirgilio 3, Drap-er 3, Chubb 2, N. Porter 2, Macaulay . Best:Draper, L . Muir, Cairns, K . Harvie, Chubb,Edmonds .

THORNBURY : Wilson 2, Gurrieri 2, S .Staff 2, Ciavaralli, Manning, F. Burrows .Best: Weatherly, Colyer, S . Staff, Harbour,Wilson, Gurrieri .

University Reds 1 .2 4.5 7.7 14.11- 95Beverley Hills 1 .0 3 .3 4.4 4.5 - 29

UNIV. REDS : Ould 6, Ball 2, McMahon 2 ,Morton 2, Fitzsimmons 2. Best : McMahon,Smith, Ould, Morton, M . McNamrarOa~nB Ball .

HILLS : Chandle rRickey . Best : Chandler, Frater, Humby,Bradshaw, Rickey, Wheeler .

LaTrobe Reds 3 .0 7.1 9.7 9.6 - 61Footscray IT 1 .2 4.4 5.4 9.7 - 61

EA TROBE REDS : Sauer 2, Hanrahan 2,Costello, Bennett, Willocks, Dixon, P . Grant .

Best : Bennett, Willocks, Dixon, Sauer, Nag-el, Palmer.

FOOTSCRAY I .T . : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or recieved after copydead-line - first post Monday.

Heatherton a by e

THE BLACK LISTMissed publication deadline (Seniors and

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

UNIVERSITY BLUESST, KEVIN'S OLD BOYSUNIVERSITY RED SLA TROBE REDSRESERVOIR OLD BOYS JUNIORSPARKSIDE RESERVESFailed to phone Final scores to Herald

Office before 5 .30 p .m . - Fine SIX DOL-LARS .

NORTH OLD BOYSCOMMONWEALTH BANKFailed to phone Final scores or Details

to Press Correspondent before 7 p.m. (ASection 6 p.m.) . Fine - SIX DOLLARS .COMMONWEALTH BANKPhoned incorrect scores - Fine - THREE

DOLLARS .COMMONWEALTH BANKBRUNSWICK RESERVE S

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JUNE 7, 1975 Page 11

aa~9~ SECTION TEAMSASSUMPTION OLD COLLEGIANS (Royal Blue, Light Blue & Gold)Coacb: Gary Boyd (Reserves) Michael HoweI O'Donnell, A. 12 Howard, L. 24 O'Donnell, M.2 Meneghini 36 Clancy, P. 48 O'Callagh~, M. 13 Schneider, P . 25 Poynton, G. 37 Ryan. S. 49 Fitz, J. , ~f3 Kelly, T . (VC) 14 Vipond, K .4 26 Arnott, W. 38 Clements, P. 50 Millman, M.Flanagan, P. 15 Howe, M. (CR) 27 Gorey, J . 39 Catanese, A. 51 Jenkins, p5 Renwick, M. 16 Stuart, S . 28 Ryan, P. 40 Phyland, E. 52 O'Brien, p,(DVC) 17 Bacash, N . 29 Donegan, J . 41 Boyle, D .6 Fitz, 55 Kelly, A.T. 18 Walton, D. 30 Monaghan, T. 42 Paterson, P. 57 Millman, p.7 Daly, W . (C) 19 Pavone, J . 31 Murray, M. 43 Tangey, K. 58 O'Hagan p,8 Nugent, N . 20 Maillard, W. 32 Bright, A. 44 Beaumont, M. 69 Waldron9 Taylor, L . 21 Jackson, W. 33 Phillips, G. 45 Byrne, M. 71 Reeves, B .10 Homsey, J . 22 Egan, P. 34 McCormick, F . 46 Vella, J .11 Shaw, J . 23 Leske, D. 35 Kearney, M. 47 Lolicato, S .

COMMONWEALTH BANK (Royal BGue & Gold)Coach: G. Myers Reserves: M. Linehan1 Lovitt, R. 9 Frazer, P. 17 Milton, R. 25 Keating, N. 33 Lay, B .2 Brown, J. 10 Sarapul, L. 18 McCrimmon, W . 26 Reeves, N . 35 Hawthorn, Il,3 Curtin, B. 11 D'Orsa, A. 19 Wyatt, I .4 Pristty j. 27 Young, D. 39 Leeming, G:T,, J . 12 Carroll, P . 20 Thynne, R. 28 Bott, D. , G.

6 5 King, J .' D. 13 Myers, G. 40 Pike, Sullivan, G. 29 Dick, T. 50 Hjorth, A., J . 14 Dunkley, G. 22 O'Brian, D. 30 McKinney, D .7 Anderson, G . 15 Borrack, A. 23 Eales, R. 31 White, S .8 Reid, B. 16 Taylor, G . 24 Linehan, M . 32 Peachy, G .

FAWKNER (Navy Blue, White & Pale Blue)Coach: W. Ayres1 Mills, T. 11 McKay, P. 21 Ferguson, P.2 Duggan, S . 12 Smith, P. 22 Nanscawen, P .3 Higgins, P . 13 Glllies, K. 23 Teasdale, M .4 Ward, M. 14 Stewart, G. 24 George, M.5 Deans, A . 15 Kelly, D. 25 Ayres, W. (C)

l7 McMahon,iF . 17 St plet R. M. 27Grallliiam, P .8 Laba, J . 18 Clinton, G. 28 -Corrie, M.9 McNee, D . 19 Foley, D. 29 Stapleton, J.10 Barry, S . 20 Dwyer, P. 30 Hanson, J .

31 Gradski, S . 41 Millson, G .32 Thomas, B . 42 Barnes, M .33 Majerczak, S . 43 Trapani, J .340 'Gorman, A. 44 Majerczak, M .35 Mutton, S . 45 Evans, S .36 Whittacker, R . 47 White, P.37 Wittacker

,onD. 69 Phillips, G .

38 Richards .M.39 Groves, D.'40 Henderson, A .

HAMPTON ROVERS (Green & Gold)Coach : Gordon McGregor1 Earle, G. 12 Brannan, G. 23 Devola, D. 34 Badman, P .2 Bennett, B. 13 Hill, A. 24 Wood, M. 35 Rowston, C.3 Huckett, S. 14 English, K. 25 ,Malone, M. 36 Menner, N .4 Huckett, R . 15 Wolfe, P. 26 Hamilton, S. 37 O'Reilly, E .5 Rudd, J. 16 Kelly, S. 27 Combe, D. 38 Holding, J.6 Cave, I. 17 Arthurson, A. 28 Najdecki, R . 39 Farrelly7 Rowston, C . 18 Nash, G. 29 Clark, S. 40 Scarlett, D .8 Fleer, M . 19 Sherry, G. 30 Housden, G. 41 Bird, B. (C)9 Allan, D. 20 Vickers, C. 31 Amoore, G 42 Young, M .10 Cook, S. 21 Macnish, J. 32 Slattery, D.` 43 Webb, B .11 McNaughton, B . 22 Devery, V . 33 Berry, D. 44 Westhead, J.

NATIONAL BANK (Royal Blue & Red)Coach: Ran Kennedy1 Ashley, S . W. 13 Gore, C. A.2 Bate, G . S . (VC) 14 Grantham, L . H .3 Bentley, K. E. E.4 Borserlo, T. S . 15 Harley, P. D .5 Cordy, D . R . 16 Hitchman, K . J .6 Davis, G . W. 17 Holland, W. L .7 Dehne, J . G . 18 Jacimovic, G .8 Docherty, A . 19 Jackson, A. C.9 Evans, R . D . (C) 20 Jenkinson, P . M.

10 Ferrier, B. A . 21 Johnson, L . G .11 Francis, P . J. 22 Kendall, T. W.12 Fry, J. S . D . 23 Kinnear, D . A .

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24 Langley, M . T . 36 Payne, M. G .25 Lucas, M . G . 37 Perrett, G . M.26 McLean, M. H . 38 Phillips, B . L .27 McLean, P. G . 39 Plant, M. R .28 Mather, G. J. 40 Podger, S . R .29 Miller, D . S . 41 Ponting, T. J.30 Millsom, G . L . 42 Reeves, A . R .31 Moore, D. C . 43 Robinson, P . B .32 Moore, K . A . 44 Rowe, R. D .33 Morris, P. G . 45 Scott, B . G .34 Nitzkevitch, L. V.46 Scott, R. J.35 Parker, N . 47 Singline, D . J .

45 Roulent, G .46 Kelly, M .47 Gleich, G .48 Goodfellow, R.49 Martin, K .50 McCartney, I .51 Nash, G . (VC)52 Freer, B .53 Tregear, R .54 Benson, J.

48 Smillie, R .49 Stockton, G . N .50 Stratford, J . A .51 Strongman, R.

W. (DVC)52 Titterell, K . R .53 Turner, T .54 Walkeden, A . F .55 Wall . J.56 Williams, P . D.57 Winzar, A. W.


OLD CAMBERWELL GRAMMARIANS (Dark Blue & Light Blue)

1 La«'• I• 10 Lillie, S . 20 Calder 30 Baulch, A. 40 Shaw, G .

Coach-."61 ian H12 ill~iam~s, M . ' 23 Buchanan, P . 34 Hancock, P. 45 Scotland, K .

13 Hoggarth, E . 24 Waterworth, P. 35 Batterbury, C. 46 Ellis, R.'ltord' F.

14 Mullett, R. 25 Pegram, M. 36 Gale, G. 47 Hume, N.

3~n"" ' R I . 15 Riley, P. 26 Dimech, C. 37 Kelly, C. 48 Faul, M.

gckendge, 16 Mehan, D . 27 Ellis, D. 38 Price, J. 49 Allan, G .Tr . } r• I 17 Sladen, A. 28 Gaynor, N. 39 Quartermain, M. 50 Myer, D .S,e,; _ , P .p,nson, Rob 18 Buchanan, G. 29 Horton, G . 40 Mehan, J. 51 Thomas, R .

l,raes R. 19 Watkin, R. 30 Steven, J. 41 Spargo, A. 53 Brown, A.

9 ~icYhail, B .„ 20 Williams, S . 31 Rimington, J. 42 Donkin, J . 58 Wilson, P.

,p porter, D. 21 Oakley, L. 32 Trahar, l. 43 Addison, C. 60 Cotteriil, T .

? 1 Fianson, Rick 22 Molloy, I . 33 Smith, L. 44 McCormack, G. 92 Turner, H .

OLD ,GEELONG (Lighfi Blue & Gold)

Coach; col McDonald ( Reserves) Rod Brown

mcGitiivray, A . 11 Aitchison, J . 21 Elliston, M. 31 Jackson, I . 41 McFarlane, I.. 42 Fullerton .

3~~ ~i iord, M. 13 Le vis, R. 23 De hertJ M. 33 Yencken

, Armstrong,. M 44 Quick, R. M12 Smi A. 22 Sden, . 3

2 4 Fraser, R. 14 Weibye, R. 24 Godfrey, R. 34 Jenkins, A. 48 W3nter, P.

; Gilbert, H . 15 Clarke, P. 25 Heinz, M. 35 Dickson, G. 50 Mitchell, W.

whiting, A. 16 Hope, L. 26 Brocksopp, A. 36 Gurner, H . 75 Robinson, A .

; Anderson, S . 17 Spiden, B. 27 Quick, C. 37 Bradshaw, D. 77 Mollard, J.

wells, S . 18 Yencken, M. 28 Holland, P . 38 Brown, R. 79 McClelland, P.

9 young, R. Offi N 29 Godfrey P 39 McDonald, I . 85 Hughes, A.19 cer, . , •

OLD XAVERIANS (Red & Black)Coach: John Sanders. (Reserves) Terry Quin n

I Rush, M . T . 14 Franich, P 31 Franich, it. W. 49 Petroff, D . K .

15 Pirrie, R . F . 32 Taylor, S . J . 51 Power, C. N .

{.ti~. nkervis, J. H . 16 Brew J. 34 Harrison, S. A . 52 Higgins, J . C .~C) 17 Bowden, M. A. 35 Hemingway, 53 Petroff, K . it .

3 ~nan, J . J. 18 Prowse, P . G. P. N. 54 Rush, J. T.19 Callinan, A . J . 36 Wray, P . A . 55 Hoppe, S . G .

4 Valmorbida, J . F . 20 Wrigley, W . J . 38 Eichorn, M. C. 56 Furnell, J . G .

5 Fraser, P . S . 21 O'Connor, A . P. 39 Lonergan, M. R . 57 O'Brien, B . W .

6 Brosnan, P. V . 22 Unkles, J . A. 40 McKechnie, H. L .58 Holland, A. J .

^ tiaughton, P . R. 23 Dwyer, J 41 MC. M. 59. G . 60 O 'Shaughnessy , M

. C.

g Quinn, T . R . 24 Tracey, S S . J . 42 Nunan

, 9"Trahair, S. J . 25 Schrader, E . D . 43 ~Silk, P. K. T. B .

0 Zachariah, J . F . 26 Moore, K . J . 44 Lally, P . T . 61 Mortensen, J . J .

Keaney, D . K. 27 Bowden, J . V . 45 Williams, E . D . 62 Valmorbida ,

12 O'Shaughnessy, 28 O'Brien, P . H. 46 Timms, P . J. J. F .

K . S . 29 Marguccio, J. J . 47 Sullivan, P . L. 63 O'Rorke, J.

13 Spillane, A . X. 30 Zechariah, P . M. 48 Westfleld, P. A . 62 O'Rorke, J. D .

STATE SAVINGS BANK (Black & Yellow)Coach: Geoff Cameron1 Cameron, G . J . 11 Wright, F . B . 21 Collis, J. I .

2 Scott, G . 12 Muir, D. E. 22 Eacott, A.3 Jeffrey, J . F . 13 Izod, D. J . 23 Tobin, G. B .

4 Sullivan, D . W . 14 Brennan, P. W. 24 Julier, R. P .

5 Dumbrell, R . A . 15 Allen, S . T. 25 Laidlaw, G. R .

6 McGill, L. C. 16 Webster, A. E . 27 Wabbis, P .

7 Pitts, A . L. 17 Evans, N . I . 28 Morgan, M. B .

8 Brennan, A . E . 18 Mitchell, P. 29 Bennett, D .

9 Inglis, J . P . 19 Wynd, P . M. 30 Upfleld, G . I.

10 McKeown, K . J . 20 Walsh, V. 31 Vines, P. G .

63 O'Rorke, E . D .64 Jemmeson, D . M .65 Skehan, M . J .66 Ley, A. A .67 Smarrelli, D . J .68 Romanin, A . D .69 O'Donnell, F. M .70 Williams, G . A .71 Barrett, R . F.72 Connolly, J . T.73 Ross, J. J .74 Arthur, D . J.75 Keaney, J. M .76 Browne, F. it .

32 Scott, M . J. 46 Patterson, D. A .33 Hill, B . 48 Valente, G .34 Truscott, A. R . 49 Gilbert, J. H .35 Roberts, S . E . 50 Glennan, A. J.36 Morrison, K. J . 51 Cowell, V . A .37 Burns, J . M. 52 Cooney, B. P.38 Baudinette . G. 53 Wabbis, W.42 Beard, D . G. 55 O'Neill . it . M .43 Box, D . G . 56 Noviello, R .45 Vines, M. C.

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS (Green, Gold & Blue)Coach: Les Radford (Reserves) Robert Hawkins1 Hawkins, R . 10 Radford, L . (C) 20 Cruise, A. 32 O'Kelly, M. 42 Corrigan, J .

(CRY 11 Fanning, M. 21 McGuiness, P . 33 Trewin, T. 43 Davis, P.

2 Fernon, M . (VC) 12 Arnold, T. 23 Nalder, I. 34 O'Connell, J. 45 Johnson, G .

3 Corrigan, T . 13 Barry, J. 24 Harrison, M. 35 Cross, M. 46 Chalmers, J .

4 Hogarth, P. 14 Brennan, N. 26 King, S . 36 Crowe, D. 48 Rolle, S .

5 Mornane, T . 15 Reynolds, D. 27 MacClenan, C . 37 Nolan, S. 55 Hannon, P.

6 Low, W. 16 Fleming, M. 28 Randles, P. 38 Fregon, D. 57 Stackpole, B .

7 Whitty, P . )7 Davey, S. 29 Melliunas, G. 39 Jowett, W. 59 Lewin, M .

8 Simpson, A. 18 Olle, J. 30 Davies, P. 40 Simpson, J .

9 Griffin, T . 19 Molan, M. 31 Semetas, J . 41 Hawkins, G .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE . 7, 1975 Page 13

JOIN YOUR FRIENDS AND MAKE IT A PARTY AT THE

On round of first named Club at 2 p .m. Reserves at 11 .45 a .m. Likely winners of Senior

U i for Reserves shown in brackets .Junior matches in Bold Type. mp re

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11 .15 a. m . Victoria v Tasmania2 p.m. ® Victoria v South Amstrali arrrrrrrrrrrrrrr°.°.°r.~r „°rr.••,,••.•rr.~.°.°.-rr.r~,°a°r.w.°.°.rrrrr.n

° ~ Other Highlights Include

BARBECUE FACILITIES ( bring your own food)

LONG KICKING COMPETITION - REPRESENTATIVESOF ALJ. CLUBS

To be held between the games with the final at half-time of the main match .

® HUMPHREY BEAR IDBring All the Family and Enjoy the Fun and the Football

Admission Adults 50c Children Fre e

Car Parking Fee 30 c

Page 14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JUNE 7, 1975

A SECTIONh Blues v St . Bernard's O .C . - Wills.: McKenzie, McCusker (Fogarty) .

,-ersity Blacks v Old Trinity Gramm. -

iowell . Goal : Hillier, Stratton (A . Wil-1{-, ms) .mand v Old Paradians - Rowe . Goal :

i ers, Wilson ( Botsford) .

N or l h Old Boys v Coburg - Goodman . Goal :

i[ . Jenner, K . Jenner (Jenkin) .

(;mp9resO .B . Geelong

Geelong District League

-,.iuller) .B SECTION

Old scotch Coll . v Marceilin O .C . - Hill .

, ~oal : Ahlm, L . Williams (Ray) .Cnliegians v Ivanhoe - Dodds . Goal : Allen,

A . Smith (Holst) .v Caulfield Gramm . - Jorgensen . Goal

' ; urray, Saunder (Benson) .t)Id Carey Gramm . v De La Salle O .C. -McTaggart . Goal : Dunstan, Paizis (Ros-

Thornburv v Bulleen-Templestowe - Wake-field (Thornbury Reserves a bye) .

BuIleen United v La Trobe Reds - Mc-Mahon (Blair-Holt) .

JUNIOR SECTION IOld Scotch Coll . v Parkside - Duckworth.University Blacks v Ormond =M~ Mead .Ivanhoe v Monash UniversityCoburg v University Blues - Power.Power House a bye.

JUNIOR SECTION 2Caulfield Gramm . v Old Carey

Co~aonGram. -

Hampton Rovers v Old Paradians - Gow .Bul7een-Templestowe v St . Bernard's O .C .

- Io`rnston .North Old Boys v Geelong - L. Pascoe .Thomastown v Reservoir O .B . - Sharpe .West Brunswick a bye .

EMERGENCY UMPIRES :Field : George, Hindle, B . Nicholls . Lowe,

C . Nichol, Amor, Booth, Collister, Tracey,White . Goal : Cost .

setto) .

old GoaliaBridgesUSt v art (Stead) .C SECTIO N

Old Melburnians v U.H .S. Old BoysCordner (Kitch) .

St . Kilda CBOC v Brunswick - Reilly(Dunkley) .

Old Ivanhoe Gramm. v M.H .S . Old Boys- Kelly (Wood) .

parkside v Alphington - Bishop (Pritchett) .power House v Old Brighton Gramm. - J .

Field (Butterworth) .D SECTIO N

Old Xaverians v Hampton Rovers - Thomas(Sutherland) .

State Sav . Bank v Assumption O-C . -Mclnnes (Grace) .

Old Camberwell Gramm . v Old Geelong --Koilmorgan (Ryan) .

St. Kevin's O .B . v National Bank - King(Morgan) .

Fawkner v C'wealth Bank - Puddy (Cun-neen) .

E SECTIO NA .N .Z . Bank v St . Pat's-Monivae O .C. °

Andrews (J. Smith) .La Trobe Blacks v E'sternwick - Halbish(Gannon) .

West Brunswick v A.M.P . Society - Phillips(Burridge) .

St . Bede's O .C . v A .J .A .X. - Budge (Cav-anagh) .

North Brunswick v Old Mentonians - Min-son (Mitchell) .

TEMPORARY NUMBER FOREMERGENCY UMPIRES

Elsternwick Park will not be used for thetime being, owing to rebuilding of the dressingrooms .

TODAY EMERGENCY UMPIRES WILL BESTATIONED AT PARKROYAL MOTOR INN,and, as usual, they will be available to pro-ceed to any ground as required .

THE TELEPHONE NUMBER IS 38-9221 .Should the appointed umpire fail to ap-

pear, it will be necessary to ring this num-ber AND ASK TO SPEAK TO AN UMPIRE .

Remember *he number - 38-9221 .

NEW SECRETARIES, NEWADDRESSES

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Ron Jack-son, 5 Montrose St ., Montmorency,3094 - Phone 435-9008 (home),480-3522 (day) .

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: M. Fernon,40 Wilson Rd ., Glen Waverley, 3150- Phone 560-9026 (home), 60-1071(day) .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS: (L. J . Boyd)- new address, 58 Derby St ., Tul-lamarine, 3043 - Phone 338-4053 .

OLD CAREY GRAMM .: new address- 9 Oleosa Court, Frankston, 3199.

OLD GEELONG - new phone num-ber 509-8452 .

F SECTIO NMonash Whites V Beverley Hills - Marks

(Jones) .Heatherton v Glenroy - P . Fell (Myers) .Footscray IT . v University Reds - Somer-

ville (Machos) .


- 'ANOTHER "BURGER" FROM WAY BACKLast week we featured Coburg,s "new" coach Graham warfe, who has really bc-enassociated with the club since he was five.Today, we have another Coburg personality lined up in star rover, Norm Beattie

.

1965, butjoinlaededCo bnlur

g y haifuthesseasonew3otinithem before he was promoted to the seniorswhen he was 17 years old, and he has neverlooked back.

He has played more than 180 club gameswith Coburg and all being well, will jointhe celebrated '200 club" next season .

Unlike Graham Warfe, who claims thathe has layed in almost every position onthe fieldp Norm's vital statistics (5 feet 7inches and 10 stone) virtually dictate thathe must be a rover .

This is confirmed by those who haveseen his elusiveness on the field - hisability to "shark" the hit-out from opposingrucks, his ability to slip away from theopponent whose task it is to "mind" him,his ability to make every kick count .

The Victorian selectors have noticed thisfor he has been a member of the Victorianside on five occasions, and includes twoCarnival series among his achievements -at Perth in 1970 and at Melbourne in 1973 .h too - for

The the AS Section est and1FaireO awardin two successive seasons - 1969 and 1970 .Norm was -adjudged "The Amateur Foot-

bailer of the Year" in 1969 for The SportingGlobe and would have been well in therunning the following year but for the factthat it is not our policy to name the sameplayer more than once for this title.

He has also won his club's Best and Fair-est award three times .

In addition to his appearances with Vic-torian teams, Norm was also a member ofthe Australian Amateurs team in 1970, which

competed in the Australian Football CouncilSection 2 Championships in Brisbane .He gets his fair share of goals and is

considered by Graham 'Warfe to be the bestplayer for his size that he has been assoc-iated with . It's just as well they both play-ed for Coburg otherwise Graham must havealso given Norm a mention as one of thehardest men to mind .

Norm is now 27, and there is still a lotof football in him - plenty I'm sure tocarry him beyond that coveted 200 gamesmark.

ELSTERNWICK PARK MATCHES

Matches to be played at Elsternwick Park for the remainder of the seasonare shown hereunder :-Sunday June 15th - Interstate Matches

VICTORIA v TASMANIA - 11 .15 a .m.VICTORIA v SOUTH AUST . - 2 p.m .'~June 21 J Caulfield Gramm. v Ivanhoe

June 28 - Old Trinity Gramm . V CoburgJuly 5- North Old Boys v University BlacksJuly 12 - University Blacks v Geelon g* July 19 - Old Carey Gramm. v Caulfield Gramm.July 26 - Old Trinity Gramm. v St. Bernard's O .C.August 2-Monash Blues v Old Trinity Gramm .August 9 - Old Paradians v Ormon dAugust 16 - Ormond v University BlacksAugust 23 - Reservoir Old Boys v Coburg* Indicates B Section match .

Page 16 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JUNE 7, 1975

A .M.P. STALWARTCE NTURY

RES DOUBLE

Barry "Fats" Thompson plays his 200th, ; me for the A.M .P . Society today ; all ofiliem in the 1st XVIII, which is truly amagnificent record . Barry has always beennoted for his "Polly Farmer" approach tothe game and probably uses handball moreeffectively than a kick . He won the club'sB. & F. award in 1970 and was coach of theclub for four seasons in which we won ouronly premiership .

off the field Barry has been an excellentclubman assisting wherever he can in thesocial activities . Congratulations "Fats"and all at the club wish you well for todayand the future.

"Herald" PhoneNumbers

You may dial DIRECT to the AmateurFootball rperesentative at the "Herald"Office . The numbers are:-

852-1479 or 652-1893If you have any difficulty, you may ring

03-0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or1893.

ALPI-IINGTON STAR IN 250th GA MEPeter John Harris, that blonde, balding ,

gentleman will enter the field for his 250thgame for Alphington today . He has beenmost things for the club, junior, senior,reserve captain and coach, committeeman,delegate and even sat in as timekeeper fora short period last week . One of the betterknown blokes in the V .A .F.A . and for thebest reasons . He is a ball player and peacemaker when necessary, and ornament toour club and an example to all .

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE ROVERACHIEVES 100 AT 17

Congratulations are extended from all atBulleen-Templestowe to Graham Stannard,who takes the field today for his 100thgame with the club . "Little" commencedplaying with the club in its foundationyear, 1968, with the Under 11's . He hasworked his way •through the club, earningacclaim as a rover, for his pace and deter-mination . Today, at 17, he is playing withthe newly formed Senior side . We wish"Little" many more years with Bulleen-Templestowe . Well done Graham .

ENTERTAINMENT ATINTERSTATE GAMES

It will be "family day" at ElsternwickPark on Sunday, June 15th, when the twoInterstate games will be played.

The first match between Victoria andTasmania starts at 11 .15 a .m. and the onebetween Victoria and South Australia startsat 2 p.m .

LONG-KICKING CONTEST-During the half-time interval of the first

game and the interval between the two mesinary round

s k k ngcth

e ontest ~v ll be conductedf a long-It is hoped that all clubs in the V .A .F .A .

wil Ihave a representative competing .The final round of long-kicking contes t

will take place at the half-time intervalof the afternoon match .

Messrs . All. Kean (Melbourne High) andDon (Steve) McQueen (Old Haileybury) arein charge of the arrangements for and the,conduct of the long-kicking contest .

BARBECUEBarbecue facilities will be proivded for

those who would like to grill a succulentsteak, a chop or a couple of "snags", butyou will be required to bring your ownfood .

CHILDRENThe children are not being forgotten

either - no less a personality than Hum-phrey Bear will be there to entertain them.

All this for 50 cents admission - childrenfree - Car parking fee 30 cents .

CLUB PRIZ EAs an incentive to clubs to ensure 'a good

attendance, an award of $50 will be madeto the club responsible for selling thehighest number of -tickets, handed in at thegates .

RESERVE SECTION RESULTSto be phoned to

652-1892BEFORE 3 p.m .

or DIAL 63-0211 EXTENSION 1892Any phone calls not directed to these num-

bers go astray, and clubs will be regardedas not having phoned the scores, and will befined accordingly.

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

Correct scores must be phoned, otherwisea fine will be incurred . Check with GoalUmpires for correct scores.

This is the responsibility of the HOMECLUB.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 7, 1975 Page 17

L u~1 :`1 BACKBy Noel Rundle

5 Years Ag oMelbourne High held off a strong finish

by Caulfield Grammarians to win by 2 points,after struggling home against Monash thepreviou s

Power Housebcongratulated Power Housejuniors S . Whittnore, C . Staley, R . Christie,P . Hughan, D . Rabe and P . Coloe on theirpromotion to the seniors .

Old Melburnians (C Section) scraped homeby 2 points from Old Carey in a thrillerat Elsternwick Park, their more accuratekicking (9.8 to 8 .12) being the deciding fac-tor.

Best for O .M .'s were It . Thompson, Aus-tin, Urquhart while Goode, Gamble, andM . Wilcox starred for Carey .

M .H .S .'s duplicate find for the season,Henry and Michael Ritterman, recruitedfrom the juniors, were both showing wond-erful form, Henry roving and Michael onthe wing .S

. S . Bank forward P . Cavanagh kicked11 goals but his team still went down toOld Ivanhoe, 16 .10 (106 to 17 .14 (116) . R .Stevens, J. Stevens, and Boyd were OldIvanhoe's best .

10 Years AgoMelbourne High scored th e

season when they beat Old23 points in a high-scoring(130) to 16-11 (107) .

upset of theParadians bygame, 20-10

by 2 goals to preserve their unbeaten run tosix victories .

For the Scouts, Bruce DeLacy was quiteat home in the centre with sure markingand fine kicking .

PERMITS CLOSE SOO NApplica'ions for permits for season 1975will close with the Records Secretary of

the V.A .F.A . Mr. Bruce De Lacy, 67 Char-man Road, Mentone, 3194 on July lst .

The wllibe aplicatio nof a considered ater ~thdatea club in €he amateur body of South 'tralla, Western Australia or Tasmania, w~:-,is transferred to Victoria in his emp'c, ,ment .

Aplayer hohhsas seasona and hasclub t,inth e

sequently played with another club, muststand down for two ma'ches before bei :i _eligible to play for his V .A .F.A . club aga

In a case such as this, the date onhe last played with the other club must beshown in his permit application .

Re-registration of a player whose permitis s ill in force, that Is, a player who hasnot played with any other club since he lastplayed with the club with which he Isseeking re-registration may be made at anytime up to the last home and home match .Whil ;: on the subject of Permits it maybe as well to draw the attention of ClubSecretaries (and any other club official whomay be involved in signing up a player) tothe fact that it has been brought to ourno ice that a number of minor Leagues arenow making payments to players .It is therefore absolutely essential that

cvery new player or applicant foP a Permitbe thoroughly questioned as to his Amateurstatus, and as 'o whether he has receivedpayment of any kind, or any trophies orpresents etc .

If *on are in any doubt whatsoever, con-met the Chairman o fthe Permit Committee,Mr. F. H . Coldrey (Phone 92-4797) .

Remember the club will suffer loss ofpoin's and incur a fine, if you play a playerwho is subsequently found to be ineligible.

Ian Turnbull (4 goals), Ian Bowater and"Jack-a" Nelson were best for M .H .S . andPhil O'Dwyer, Barry Silves'er and GraemeMansfield for Old Paradians.

Australian Amatuers were successful inA .N .F .C . Section 2 championships, beatingNew South Wales on Saturday in Sydney15-12 (102) to 8-18 (66) and Queensland onMonday, in Brisbane 11-14 (80) to 8-16 (64) .

Ph31ietO'Brien, to well were eaPeter

Stokes .Fred Yeivdal, president of Ormond, was

,celebrating 33 years with the club, havingcommenced as a player in 1933 in the `D'section premiership team of that year .

Ormond coaches in 1966 were Clyde Laid-law (seniors), Bob Hamilton (Reserves) and"Jake" Wilson (juniors) .Bernard Curtain was again captain and

coach of Assumption Old Collegians whohad entered the ranks in 1964 .

THE BIG WHITE "V"You can see 40 of them in action at

Elsternwick Park on Sunday, June 15th .Two Interstate matches - Victoria vTasmania at 11 .15 a .m . - Victoria v South

Australia at 2 p.m .Only 5=0 cents for the two ma'ches -

Car parking in the ground - 30 cents -Great value!

Victoria had 25 an eeasy giin over South ~ and aGoldBlue, Rose, P~ptroseNand GBlu e

r enRedAustralia with the final scores : Victoria These are the colours to fo'low on Sunda v21 .14 (140) South Australia 10 .14 (74) . Peter f -- ° 1- 1Cox was awarded the trophy for best player.

Alec Castle (47 ooa's) and Thomn~;on 144) .both of New led 'C' Section goalkickers .

Hampton Scouts and Ormond Juniorsplayed a very high standard gain- in verywet conditions with Ormond getting hom e

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Elsternwick Park whenoVictori n Reams meetTasmania (11 .15 a .m .) and South Australia(2 p .m .) .You'll be on a really good thing if you

go there - only 50 cents - Car parkingfor 30 cents.


LEADING GOALKICKERS

A SECTIO N

rhompson, St . Bern . (5) 3425212119181717161515151 5

Jordan, Old Parad. (4)

T ore, Mon. Blues (2)

~'.Ian Graham, Orm . (2)i-rrett, Univ . Blks . (6)1'heales, North O .B. (2)Smythe, Ormond (-)B . O'Connor, N . O .B . (2)T . Byrne, Res. O .B . (2)Hansen, Old Trinity (1)Weir, Old Trinity (6)t,owcock, Geelong (3)ITishet, Ormond (2)

B SECTIONHughes, Ivanhoe (10)1_3utcher, Caul . Gram . (6)S . Cooke, Old Carey (3)ullina, Marcellin (-)

.villiams, Univ. Blues (1)Eddy, De La Salle (1)+Torgan, Old Scotch (3)Constable, Old Carey (4)73owring, Old Halley (2)H . Halasa, DLSalle (2)Tyquin, Uni . Blues (2)Griffiths, Caul . Or . (3)Blay, Kew (4)

C SECTIONSykes, Power House (4)Calleja, St. K. (4)Adams, MHS O .B. (3)P . O'Connell, St . K. (-)Schliefert, MHS O .B . (2)Flavel, UHS O .B. (3)Jones, O . Bton. (-)Hamilton, O . Bton . (-)

D SECTIONCombe, Hamp . Rov . (3)Rowston, Hamp . Rov . (2)Unkles, Old Xav. (1)

2624221817161514

Ayres, Fawkner (4) 15Allan, Hamp. Rov. (1) 15Schneider, Assumpt . (-) 14Denhert, O . Geelong (2) l4D . Keaney, Old Xav . (-) 13Pavone, Assumption (1) 1 3

E SECTIONSchulberg, AJAX (3)Roulston, AMP Soc. (4)Ruddell, AMP Soc . (2)McCutcheon, ANZ Bit (-)Bialek . AJAX (2)Gurfinkel, AJAX (3)Dancer, ANZ Bank (2)Harnetty, ANZ Bank (5)Mahar, St . . Pat-M. (5)Molyneaux, Elstern . (-)

F SECTIONBurley, Mon . Wh. (2)M(' eking, Heatherton (10)Lucas, Thornbury (2)C McCrory, B . Hills (3)Wilson, Bull . Untd . (1)Discombe, B. Hills (1)Staff . Thornbury (-)A. Post, B. Hills (1)

3826242121191715151 4

'63319is17171716

JUNIOR SECTION 1Egan, Coburg 36Jones, Ivanhoe (-) 24Maxwell, On . Blues (-) 21Sterling, Ormond (4) 18Dunn, Power House (1) 16Wilson, Ormond (-) 14Hubble, Univ . Blues (4) 14Meadows, Old Scotch (2) 14McMahon, Ivanhoe (-) 1 3

35 JUNIOR SECTION 2201 A . Thompson, H . Rov . (3)19 Hearn, Old Carey (6)

2321

Condello, Nth . O .B .Godfrey, North O .B .Czerny, ThomastownDalmau, St . Bern .Earle, Hamp . Rov .Brockwell, W . Bruns .Nigro, West Bruns .G . Hughes, St . Bern .

(-) 20(7) 19(2) 18(3) 18(-) 17(4) 16(1) 15(-) 14

A RESERVE SECTION

Stockdale, O. Trinity (2) 25Jansen, Mon. Blues (3) 19Price, Old Parad. (3) 18Hughes, North O .B. (-) 1 6

B RESERVE SECTIONCarroll, Univ. Blues (5) 15P. Mitchell, DLS (-) 14O'Connor, Marcellin (-) 13Scarcella, Un . Blues (1) 13G . Dean, Ivanhoe (1) 1 3

C RESERVE SECTION

J. White, St . K. (4) 26Larkin, O . Bton. (2) 16Serradura, Pwr. Hse. (2) 1 5

D RESERVE SECTION

T . Teasdale, Fawkner (1) 15Geyer, 0 . Geelong (3) 14Fraser, Old Xav. (-) 13

E RESERVE SECTIONEriclcsen,' O . Ment . (1) 20Wiener, AJAX (6) 18Pryor, ANZ Bank (-) 16Stevens, Elsten. (1) 15

F RESERVE SECTION

Liddiard, Glenroy (-) 11Yates, Heatherton 11Marks, Thornbury (-) 9F. Burrows, Thorn. (1) 9

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JUNE 7, 1975 Page 1 9

UMPIRE'S CORNERBy Kevin McKay

INSTRUCTIONS FOR FIELD UMPIRES

stopsFiel doet daysS instead ofarrubbers solesh~to prevent slipping.

cisions .mpThe 8eldt umprp'remshould tnot putthe whistle to his mouth unless he intendsto blow it.

3 . Field4 . Field Umpire

s Umpires must attend to training .

"baulking" when bouncing the ball has theeffect of ":tricking" players into troubleand must not be practised.

on" itV should ebe ial car-cu tleec sei andPthecall should be given immediately.

"UNDULY ROUGH PLAY "A free kick shall be awarded against a

player for unduly rough play.Included in this category is the act of

kicking or attempting to kick the ball whilstanother is making an attempt to pick it up.Dribbling the ball away from an opponentis permissible.The reasoning behind this interpretation

is to give protection to ball players.We all know that a free kick is awardedto a player where the ball lands (or ismarked) when a p layer is interfered withafter kicking the ball .

The same penalty applies if a player haspunched

Umpiresh Association Treasurer John Fieldlast week celebrated his 21st birthday witha party at his parents' home in Malvern .

Many of the guests were former school-mates and universi ty friends together witha number of his fellow umpire

stotake home the samevyoung lady

'seenhaven'gtheard who succeeded although I' do know

that only one of them had a car .con hismajority and twash himn well in thisrnfuturecareer .

In the past two weeks President PeterFour ell has again shown his great interest in

nto Brian Goodman who was invaluabl

e injured assist-ance at

training and last Thursday week again pro-vided us with a most "comfortable" night,many thanks Peter:

that of to Field knowthat -16 of these are in their second

year, whilst 29 are in their first year withus .

other overumpires haveohad less t~h~ Zf our fieldperfence, years ex-

In season 1965 the list of field umpiresin the V.A.F.A . totalled 71 .

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TRIBUNA LJ . Crawf rdPRIL

26th ROUND)

of striking R.~J .o Hartl) was found guitie

Reserves) and suspended for (eIght ImatcheCrawford was also found guilty o trippingA . Rice (Beverley Hills Reserves) and sus-pended for six matches - a total of 14matches.

on~ whic hsuspension

n the to charges from

wereApri

l to havebeen heard, but Crawford failed to appearbefore the Tribunal on that date and hasbeen under suspension since then .

G. Matthews~Y 24th ROUND)

Crompton (ReservoirvOld Boys )Blacks) found

guilty of striking each other and each wassuspended for four matches .

M. Galea (Rese rvoir Old Boys) was foun dabu s

umpire andusin

suspen edi for itwom tches. the

P . Williams (Old Ivanhoe Gramm.) wasfound guilty of striking A . Quaffe (Park-side) and suspended for four matches .R . Dymond ( Thornbury) was found guiltyof striking= R . Carr (Footscray I .T.) andsuspended for four matches .M . Robertson (Bulieen United) was foundguilty of striking D. Fletcher (Heatherton)and suspended for four matches .S . Anderson (Glenroy) was found guiltyof striking D . Browning (Beverley Hills)and suspended for four matches.J. Tapp (Old Brighton Gramm. Rese rv es)was found guilty of strikin g It . Marshall(MIIS Old Boys Reserves) and suspended forfour matches .

K. Marshall (MHS Old Boys Reserves) wasfound guilty of striking J . Tapp ( Old Brigh-ton Gramm . Reserves) and suspended forsix matches .

W. Arnott (Assumption O .C. Reserv es) wasfound guilttp of striking G . English (Hamton Rovers Rese rv es) and suspended for twomatches .

FAILED TO APPEARG . Gleeson (University Blacks Reserves)and R. J. Ball (University Reds Reserves)who were involved in charges in the roundsof May 10th and May 17th respectively,failed to appear before the Tribunal whencalled, and have been suspended until theydo appear.

PLAVE In last S turday's mD chRE between Univer-

sity Reds and Beverley Hills, M. R. Wheeler(Beverley Hills) was reported on a chargeof striking L . Lachal (University Reds) .

Later he was reported on a charge ofstriking M. Selth (University Reds) . On thissecond charge he was ordered from the field,and as he wa

s on a charge f using abusiffve language to reported

field umpire.In all 11 revorte I

Saturday' and detailssofwthe Tribunal findtings will be published in the June 21st issue

the Tre.suitmofe any ehtargp~' arising Withtoday's round. g ou

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AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 7, 1975

50TH ANNIVERSARY OF INTERSTATE GAME SNext Sunday's Interstate games heralds, the 50th Anniversary of the First Interstate

3mateurwFootball match between Victoria and South Australia .

This match was played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Queen's Birthday week-en d

in 1925 .

The Manager of the South Australian side

I tfl ;it occasion was Mr . Hugh Millard, Hon .5,-creiary of the South Australian AniateurI- , ,tball League, and the youngest memberc ; the South Australian party .

Hugh was Secreta ry of that body for morehan 30 years, and was later appointed

,~ ecretary of the South Australian CricketA1 vociation . He retired from the latterposition some few years ago .

In honour of Golden Jubilee of InterstateAmateur Football, Hugh and his wife havebeen invited to be guests of the SouthAustralian Amateur League for this year'svisit.

BACK IN BUSINES SElsternwick Park will be back in use

for, the Interstate games on Sunday, June15th and club matches will resume there onSaturday, June 21st .

The full programme for the remainder ofthe home-and-home matches is publishedin this issue .

AS USED BY THE CHAMPIONS . . .

Although this is the 50th Anniversaryof the first Interstate match, it is not the50th game between the two States.

There were no matches between 1939and 1946, owing to -the Second World War,and in the 1951 Carnival at Melbourne, Vic-toria did not meet South Australia .

SOCIAL NOTE SFawkner will be holding their annual

mid-season ball at Coburg Town Hall, BellStreet, Coburg on Wednesday 9th July,1975 - 4 course smorgasbord . All welcome,especially D Grade clubs, to make it a goodnight .

Elsternwick wish to announce that theirfourth annual past and present players nightwill be held on Wednesday, 18th June,1975 at St. Kilda Football Social Club . Allinterested parties should contact G . Holmes-on 56-2104 as bookings are essential . Form-er players, who are now with other clubsin the Amateurs will be warmly welcomed .

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PREMIERSHIP LISTS

W L For Agst % PisA SECTIO N

St. Bernard's OC 5 2 783 571 137.1 20University Blacks 5 2 779 585 133.2 20Ormond 5 2 709 582 121.8 20North Old Boys 4 3 690 606 113 .9 16Old Paradians 4 3 614 686 89 .5 16Reservoir OB 3 4 671 684 98 .1 12Old Trinity G r 3 4 646 670 96.4 12Coburg 3 4 602 645 93.3 12Monash Blues 3 4 619 711 87.1 12Geelong - 7 442 815 54.2 -

B SECTIONUniversity Blues 6 1 794 647 122.7 24De La Salle OC 5 2 762 522 146_~ 20'Caulfield Gr . 4 2 709 616 115.1 18Ivanhoe 4 3 706 745 94.8 16Old Carey Gr . 4 3 625 674 92.7 16*Collegians 3 3 576 572 100 .7 14Kew 3 4 592 628 94.3 12Marcellin OC 3 4 677 722 93 .8 12Old Scotch Coll 2 5 587 697 84.2 8Old Haileybury - 7 541 746 72.5 -

C SECTIO NSt. Kilda CBC 7- 838 563 148 .8 28Old Ivanhoe Gr 6 1 769 506 152.0 241VIHS Old Boys 5 2 756 760 99 .5 20Old Melburnians 4 3 712 704 101 .1 16UHS Old Boys 3 4 617 630 98 .0 12Alphington 3 4 601 680 88 .4 12Power House 2 5 645 716 90.1 8Old Brighton Gr 2 5 609 716 85 .1 8Parkside 2 5 588 703 83.6 8Brunswick 1 6 555 712 77.9 4

D SECTIONHampton Rovers 7 - 894 430 207 .9 28Fawkner 5 2 626 512 122.3 20Old Xaverians 5 2 577 473 122 .0 20Old Geelong 5 2 694 572 121.3 20State Sav . . Bank 4 3 781 630 124.0 16Assumption OC 3 4 606 550 110 .2 12Old Cam'well Gr 3 4 626 697 89.8 12National Bank 2 5 545 667 81.7 8C'wealth Bank 1 6 387 804 48.1 4St . Kevin's OB - 7 397 941 42.2 -

ESt. Pat's Monivae S6 UI 10728 568 128.2 24AJAX 5 2 816 530 154.0 20AMP Society 5 2 692 627 110.4 20Elsternwick 5 2 640 631 101 .4 20ANZ Bank 3 4 675 669 100.9 12North Brunswick 3 4 639 676 94.5 12St. Bede's OC 3 4 567 640 88.6 12LaTrobe Blacks 3 4 558 705 79 .1 12Old Mentonians 1 6 572 645 88.7 4West Brunswick 1 6 555 751 73.9 4

F SECTIONMonash Whites 7- 747 449 166 .4 28Heatherton 6 1 688 493 140.0 24Thornbury 5 2 789 587 134.4 20Beverley Hills 5 2 830 622 133.4 20Bulleen United 4 3 699 520 134.4 16Glenroy 3 4 605 630 96.0 12University Reds 2 5 560 696 80 .5 8Bulleen-T/stowe 2 5 468 794 58 .9 8LaTrobe Reds 1 6 332 689 48 .2 4Footscray I.T. - 7 381 691 55.1 -

JUNIOR SECTION IUniversity Blues 6 1 870 440 197.7 24Coburg 5 1 784 469 167.2 20Ormond 4 2 719 501 143.5 16Ivanhoe 3 3 739 737 100.3 12Parkside 3 3 616 687 89.7 12University Blacks 3 3 328 410 80 .0 12Old Scotch Coll 2 4 427 528 80 .9 8Monash University 1 5 423 612 69.1 4Power House 1 6 373 1001 37 .3 4 -

W L For Agst %A RESERVE SECTION

Old Trinity Gr. 5 2 542 352 154 .0`•Monash Blues 5 2 499 411 121 .4St. Bernards OC 5 2 516 490 105 .3Old Paradians 4 3 503 451 111 .5Coburg 4 3 489 444 110.1University Blacks 4 3 447 458 97,6Reservoir OB 3 4 479 398 120 .4North 03d Boys 3 4 498 455 109 .5Ormond 2 5 421 557 75 .6Geelong - 7 283 724 39 .1

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De La Salle OC 7- 629 287 219.2 28Collegians 5 2 545 385 141 .5 20Marcellin OC 5 2 522 450 116 .0 20Old Haileyburv 5 2 536 471 113 .8 20University Blues 4 3 632 438 144 .3 16Ivanhoe 4 3 555 446 124.4 16Old Scotch Coll 3 4 480 504 95.2 1,Caulfield Gr 1 6 461 564 81 .7 4Kew I 6 300 758 39.6 4Old Carey Gr. - 7 294 718 40.9 -

C RESERVE SECTIONParkside 6 1 664 333 199 .4 21St . Kilda CBC 6 1 517 434 119 .1 2 ,Old Brighton Gr . 5 2 483 358 134 .9 2uOld Melburnians 4 3 542 357 151 .8 16Old Ivanhoe Gr . 4 3 465 479 97 .1 16*Power House 3 3 589 320 184.1 14*MHS Old Boys 3 3 622 489 127.2 14UHS Old Boys 2 5 313 616 50.8 8Brunswick 1 6 286 628 45 .5 4Alphington - 7 239 706 33.9 -

D RESERVE SECTIONFawkner 6 1 745 252 295.6 2<'State Sav. Bank 6 1 595 361 164 .8 2='Old Geelong 6 1 503 411 122.4 24Hampton Rovers 5 2 511 260 196.5 20Old Xaverians 4 3 473 372 127.2 1

E Assumption OC 2 5 312 469 66.5 8National Bank 2 5 283 427 66.3 8Old Cam'well Gr 2 5 276 522 52 .9 8C'wealth Bank 1 6 256 593 43.2 4St . Kevin's OB 1 6 223 727 30 .7 4

E RESERVE SECTIONAJAX 6 1 546 358 152.5 245ANZ Bank 5 1 547 348 157.2 22West Brunswick 5 2 408 361 113.0 23°Elsternwick 4 2 471 329 143 .2 18AMP Society 4 3 513 372 .137.9 16North Brunswick 4'3 499 388 128 .6 16Old Mentonians 3 4 427 331 129 .0 12LaTrobe Blacks 2 5 335 552 60.7 8St. Bedes OC 1 6 281 481 58.4 4St. Pat's-Monivae - 7 216 768 28 .1 -

F RESERVE SECTIONMonash Whites 5 ' 1 388 234 165 .8 20Heatherton 5 1 397 308 128 .9 20Glenroy 4 2 379 264 143 .6 16Thornbury 4 3 432 401 107.7 16Bulleen United 4 3 467 455 102 .6 16University Reds 3 3 335 380 88 .2 12*FOOtscray I .T . I 4 252 397 63 .5 6Beverley Hills 1 5, 210 462 45.5 4*LaTrobe Reds - 5 227 352 62 .7 2

JUNIOR SECTION 2(Four points allowed for each Bye .)Old Carey Gr . 6 1 709 476 148 .9 24

Hampton Rovers 5 1 571 426 134 .0 24North Old Bovs 4 2 673 3.58 188 .0 20St. Bernard's OC 5 2 '849 518 163 .9 20Reservoir OB 3 3 640 516 124 .0 16West Brunswick 4 3 688 726 94 .8 16Thomastown 3 3 568 606 93.7 16Bulleen-T/stowe 2 4 441 514 85.8 12Geelong 1 5 549 728 75.4 8Caulfield Gr. 1 5 406 852 47.7 8Old Paradians 1 6 434 808 53 .7 4. Drawn Game .

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