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CarniVal Hat-trick to South AustraliaVICTORIA DOWN IN FINAL GAM E

surprises at Home, Too - Six Leaders BeatenBy GEORGE McTAGGART

South Australia won their third successive Australian Amateur~ Football Carnival when they beat Victoria the hot favoirites, by 34 points

tt, the final match at Thebarton Oval, Adelaide, last Sunday .It was a distinct reversal of form . by the South Australians who

ere extremely lucky to beat West Australia in the opening match and,cere not convincing in their win over Tasmania .

But the shocks were not confined to the Carnival - six leadingteams were beaten in last Saturday's round here in Melbourne, two ofthem (Thomastown Juniors and West Brunswick Reserves) suffering thei rfirst defeat for the season.

Old Trinity kept themselves inrunning for the four with an

35~~ win over Coburg, who showedttle of their former power foot-

,all . The fast, play-on style for: hich they have long been re-„cnvned was just not there.

Mcnash Blues, conquerors ofleaders North Old Boys a couple of:eeks previously, sprang another~urprise - this time they beat St .Bernard's, by a point. St. Bernard's0bviously missed their five playersin the Carnival side.

North Old Boys had a real tussleti~;ith University Blues, who ranNorth to 14 points in a high stand-ard, high-scoring game . The scoresa: ere level at three-quarter-time .

Ormond continued their upwardrend with a big win over Univer-

:ity Blacks, who have stumbled intothe "hot seat" .

Collegians were well beaten byMarcellin and lost their place inthe four, which is once again oc-cupied by Old Paradians, and Caul-field Grammar jolted Geelong's finalfour hopes .

Old Haileybury failed again -going down this time to Fawkner,who won by 33 points, while OldMelburnians swamped HamptonRovers to let Fawkner into thefour, at the same time helpingthemselves to Haileybury's topspot.

St . Kevin's like St . Bernard's,were also beaten by a point, alsoby a down-the-line team, NorthBrunswick, but ANZ Bank foundHeatherton a long way further infront at the final siren.

In the Juniors, Hampton Roversworried Ivanhoe, running them to

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Another carnival is over -- South Aust . take thehonours again

Their Fourth Carnival Victory - Third in a e,wSouth Australia's Carnival win in Melbourne three years ago creat,,d !

history - and last Sunday their win in Adelaide created even m,,,history for the home state.

It was the fourth Carnival staged in Adelaide and it was SoutrAustralia's first Carnival win in their home city, their fourth CarniQwin and their third in succession.

long time since our last success - at Launceston, in 1967 .But South Australia will remember that it was an even longer wait from thc

;fi rst win, at Perth in 1948, unti l they started their present run In the same city1970 .

What wil l be the outcome of the next Carnival, presumably at Hobart in 19;,

South Australia started off very shakily top gear and slammed on 8-1 to 1-1,with a lucky 7-point win over West went in at the interval with a leadAustralia in a thrilling finish to the 31 points .opening match of the Carnival. Victoria went further ahead in t .Their burst of six goals in the second third quarter and had it well wonterm was a big factor in their win. three-quarter-time. West Australia agSouth had the better of things generally lapsed into inaccuracy in the last qu

. rin the first half and led by 20 points at er when they added 1-7 to be 52 pollthe interval . West Australia got to within down at the finish .five points in the third term only to see But West proceeded to annihilate 1~ .South break away and lead by three mania in the early match on the fi nal d :; lgoals at three-qua rt er-time. and led by almost 10 goals at half-tin:It was a ding-dong struggle in the last And this time they kicked straightquarter with West creeping up to as the last quarter, adding 10-2 to winclose as a point, but couldn't get the nearly 24 goals, Simon Beasley, wingoal to put them in front . of the Carnival Best and Fairest awar,_

Inexperience ( none of the West Aus- kicking 12 goals.tralian players took part in the Carnival Then came the final game !at Melbourne) and a lack of steadiness in Each side opened with a quick go :front of goal in the vital last quarter and the scores were levelled again at : .robbed the West of victory and prevented each but then Victoria forged ahead wCthem from causing a major upset. 3 goals only to see South score fill,

They were really unlucky in hitting the third just before quarter-time .post twice and kicked 4-7 for the quarter Victoria looked to be getting on rto South's 3-2. when they added 2 goals and it appear,,

Victoria had no trouble in scoring an as if it could be a repetition of rloverwhelming win over Tasmania, their Vic-W .A . game.overall strength, pace and determination Suddenly South Australia cut loose a :being too much for the Tasmanians, who with their big men giving them gr ,:however must be given credit for fi ghting drive and their forwards gaining the urthe game right out to the fi nish . per hand, they rushed on 3 goal s

Victoria opened with 5 goals in the quick time to take a 1-point lead at tifi rst quarter, but poor shooting for goal interval .in the second term spoilt much of the The home side raced away to a 5-ge .good work . Victoria added 6-12 in this lead halfway through the third term zquarter to lead by more than 10 goals at the Victorian defenders could do litt,the interval. to stem the flood of goals .

Tasmania showed their best form in At three-quarter-time, South Australthe last quarter when they added 3 goals were in a very strong position wh~but they were no match for the power- they led by 39 points, and theful Victorian combination. torians were playing well below t i

Tasmania put up a better showing form they showed against West Australi ;:against South Australia who were not South stormed forward early in ftimpressive in winning by 50 points, their last quarter and ran to a lead of morinaccurate kicking ( 15-25) pointing to than 8 goals but Victoria fought bachaphazard forward work . well and gained a little of their lo

West Australia opened in a lively prestige as they added 4 goals .manner against Victoria who were strug- But Victoria were unable to go rgling in, the fi rst quarter and trailed by with what was an . almost impossiob.11 points at the first change . task and South Australia ran out winner•

But it was a different story in the by 34 points .second term as the Victorians got into ( Continued on page 12 1

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Victoria have won the other nine Carnivals, but it now seems

PREVIEWING TODAY'S GAMESA SECTIO N

Last week's round again pro-duced, some surprise results. At,east

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- vote for Blues .st Bernard's will be greatly

;trengthened by the return of theirfive State men and should be ableto wear down the inconsistent OldTrinity.

De La Salle should continue ontheir recent good form and takethe points from giant killers, Mo-nash Blues. Although strengthenedhy the return of reliable RossBooth, Monash may not stand upto "De La's pressure tactics .Even though they play at home

and have the added bonus ofcoach Peter O'Donohue at the helmagain, University Blacks have apoor track record against Reser-voir Old Boys. Mike Bates and RayShepherd return for Reservoir andfurther confirm them as my choice .

North Old Boys are at home toOrmond and I see a very even,game in prospect as Ormond re-iurn to something of the form thathas earned them the respect of allclubs over recent years .

I must confess to seeking BruceBourne's advice on which way togo . He said North and I know he~vouldn't pull my leg. Of coursehe could see me as "Kiss of Death"but nevertheless I will stick to hissound advice .

My congratulations to all the Vic-torian Squad who have represent-ed our Association w ith distinction .

SELECTIONS - UniversityBlues, St Bernard's, De La Salle,Reservoir Old Boys and North OldBoys. - ALF KEAM.

B SECTIONB Gradians can be proud of

gaining 8 representatives in thecarnival team. This is a staggeringhigh percentage and indicates thatthe two promoted teams next yearwill do well in A Section.

Class will always win out andGreg Tootell's great individualperformances of 8 goals must beapplauded. With three Caulfieldstars in Adelaide someone had totake command and naturally it wasGreg .

Jim,Fidge - your slip is showingand your sarcasm is on a par withyour prediction ability .

Special Prediction - Old Careyto win their 1st game for 1976 .

Naturally it is hard to pick thewinner of the Old Scotch-Caulfieldclash. Statistically Caulfield shouldwin but they will have to fit 3tired carnival players into the teamand this should be just enough togive Scotch the edge .

Cox (9 last week) is movingbeautifully and he will be the keyto a win. I sense a great will towin in the Scotch side today . Allin all a very even game .Old Paradians are back in the

four and I do not think they willlet Geelong set them back . Gee-long need a win and will be con-fident at home but Paradians havethe best of two worlds .

Firstly, they are tight and sec-ondly they have a dominatingspearhead who is playing to his realability . Paradians to win well .

Marcellin are playing so stronglywith both forwards and backs par-ticipating and they will wear StKilda CBC down. The Marcellinrucks in particular will be a hand-ful of trouble for St Kilda to com-bat . Heading for a double chancewill make Marcellin strive for a bigwin .

Collegians not disgraced againstMarcellin should bounce right backat Harry Scott and defeat Ivanhoe .

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A loss to Collegians with paradians winning could well put anend to Collegians hopes of the fourand this alone will get them pastthe post .

And the big one Old Carey t,defeat Melbourne High . Carey sperformance against Marcellin forthree quarters suggest they areimproving, and Ivanhoe did no;have it all their own way last week .

Melbourne High on the otherhand seem to have lost their earlyseason enthusiasm .

SELECTIONS - Old Scotch, OldParadians, Marcellin, Collegians,Old Carey. - JOHN BYRNE.

C SECTIONHow the mighty have fallen. I

feel I should write a new song"Just Haileybury and me" .

What happened! The scoresfiltered through to Adelaide ratherpromptly -

I've jumped in the Pool andnow feel fresh enough to try andpick this week's winners .

Old Melburnians venture to tomb-stone Territory to take on "giantkillers" Fawkner . Our's will haveall their big guns out to take thepoints .

The inside info, was that Park.side would be first to knock offOld Haileybury and if only thirdin line I'm sure that they will bevery pleased - at home I thinkthey can do it .

Kew will be switched on againstPower House and gain four sur-vival points .

Even though Old Ivanhoe werein the money last week I expectHampton Rovers to return to thewinning list.

Alphington and UHSOB will beclose and the Old Boys' successlast week will give them a boostto get the upper hand .

SELECTIONS - Old Melburn-ians, Parkside, Kew, UHSOB,Hampton Rovers .

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Adelaide even though they didn't!and-the bacon. - ALEX JOHN-SON.

D SECTIONGood sides seem to get over their

mid-season slumps - here's hopingpre-the saphoughtit

tipsters,tosumptuous

consider myself "good" .Five last week but I think my

chances this week are brittle as Ionly pick one home side . And that'sa danger game - AJAX at hometo Assumption .

AJAX have not been winning byas much in recent weeks - per-haps it's because "that man" hasbeen over in Adelaide! Neverthe-less, look out today. I have asneaky suspicion that even whileconsistency must force me to leancowards AJAX, Assumption whoappear back in business, could up-set that long AJAX winning se-quence . We will see !

I saw State Bank for a quarteror so last week and they looked

good! Brunswick were goalless untilmid third term but then improvedas the Bank appeared to relax .

"Porky" Brennan drove home aclassy goal for the Bank whileJeff. Inglis took a magnificent markwhich he followed with an equallytalented goal that was comparableto anything you will see in ourhigher Sections .

If the Bank keep playing likemost of last week they can makethe four.

The Old Brighton ground is anold State Bank strongpost so Ipredict Bank to adapt readily andbeat Old Brighton who are alwaysdangerous at Brighton Beach.

Old Camberwell, the otherchance for fourth place, are doingeverything right and will beat OldGeelong who disappointed againstAssumption last week. That con-sistent form of recent weeks lookslike it will really pay off forCamberwell .

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Old Xavs have come good andwill not be troubled by poor oldNational Bank whose stocks are aslow as can be . It's a chance for theXavs to bolster percentage whichis the weaker of the top four .

The "wicks" meet at Brunswickand this game could be more in-teresting than would first appear .Elsternwick still with final fouraspirations, will get the points butas was evident last week if yourelax when playing Brunswick, thatteam can come to life .

SELECTIONS - Old Camberwell,AJAX, Elsternwick, State Bank,Old Xave rians. - JIM FIDGE.

E SECTIONSyd Whitfield has been away and

his return to Melbourne has beendelayed. Consequently his pre-view will not appear this week.

SELECTIONS - St. Kevin'sNorth Brunswick, Heatherton, OldMentonians, AMP Society. -GEORGE McTAGGART.

F SECTIONWest Brunswick have assured me

that they do not believe in mid-season slumps by having "a resound-ing win over University Reds . Witheleven matches played, it was nota bad effort to be undefeated inboth seniors and reserves .

This week Bulleen-Templestowemeet Bulleen United and the out-come will be in favour of the vi-sitors, Bulleen United, who havebeen more consistent in the lastfew weeks .

Footscray I .T. and St. Bede'scould be an interesting game butI don't think that the bridesmaidteam St . Bede's'will give too muchand should be the victors .

Although Beverley Hills haveshown good promise they just won'thave the ability to "knock off" WestBrunswick, there is nothing morethat can be said about this game .

The battle for the wooden spooncould be interesting with the twouniversities fighting it out ; on formLa Trobe Reds will be too strongfor University Reds.

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The Thornbury-Glenroy matc}lwill be a tough affair and eventhough Glenroy usually prove mewrong, I will go for home sideThornbury to win the day .

SELECTIONS - Bulleen Uiuted,St. Bede's, West Brunswick, LaTrobe Reds, Thornbury . - KEITHFINDLAY.

JUNIOR SECTION 1We are now two-thirds of the

way through the home-and-homegames and this is the time whenmany upsets can occur. We havesides trying to avoid relegation,attempting to make the four andin some sections endeavouring toremain unbeaten .

With Thomastown beaten lastweek, Old Haileybury the week be-fore, the big question in this sec-tion is whether North Old Boys canmaintain concentration .

Power House are at home toNorth Old Boys this week andcoach Gary Boyd will be keen forhis players to knock off the un-beaten side . As the saying goes,House have everything to gain andnothing to lose, but Gary willunderstand if I select North onform.Hampton Rovers are at least

three games plus percentage shortof' avoiding relegation, with sixgames to go. University Black

s should have no trouble in winningthis game .

Old Scotch are at home to Co-burg but they will find the visitors'strength and determination toomuch to overcome.

Ivanhoe trail Monash Universityby one and a half games and per-centage but they have a homeground advantage, together with arough chance of getting the doublechance for the finals. With SteveGiles and Mark Hodge in form Imust go for Monash.

I have left the most difficult gameuntil last. On form University Bluesshould beat Ormond, but Ormondsuffered a bad defeat ;at the handsof North Old Boys last week andwill be keen to make amends. This ,

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combined with their home groundadvantage, has convinced me toselect Ormond.

SELECTIONS - North Old Boys,University Blacks, Coburg, MonashUniversity, Ormond . - PETERNATHAN .

JUNIOR SECTION 2What a day of surprises Round

12 provided in Junior Section 2.The two leaders were beaten con-vincingly . As I write I feel like thelion in the Wizard of Oz as I toolacked the courage of my convic-tions last Saturday .

Undaunted, I must continue totry to select five winners today .

Caulfield Grammarians disap-pointed last Saturday . They wiltedbadly as West Brunswick appliedpressure and their players' earsmust still be ringing from the sting-ing reprimand delivered by GeorgeVoyage at lemon time .

The double chance and with itpromotion opportunity is at staketoday for Caulfield who should beable to defeat Alphington, battlingout their first season .

The match of the round will beplayed at St. Bernard's where WestBrunswick are the visitors. St .Bernard's bounced back last weekwith a victory albeit one over thebottom side .

On the other hand West Bruns-%vick really hit top form with aten goal burst in the third quarter.Confidence is now high in theMagpie nest and bearing in mindtheir May 15 victory over St.Bernard's I am confident WestBrunswick can take the pointstoday.

The clash of the brown and goldsides at Thomastown could prove atorrid afternoon for the visitorsfrom Kew. Thomasown will winand Kevin Rodgers will be out toinsure each of his Thomastownplayers gives all to erase memoriesof last week's loss .

Giant killers Old Paradians makethe journey to Geelong . If thefinals were played in July, OldParadians would be pennant fa-

vourites. I tip a big win for thevisitors as Old Paradians strive tobuild percentage.

Reservoir Old Boys still havefinal's aspirations and despite theirA Section side borrowing playersthey should record a victory overDe La Salle today on the BarlingReserve .

SELECTIONS - Caulfield Gram-marians, West Brunswick, Thomas-town, Old Paradians, Reservoir OldBoys. - NORM NUGENT.

BALL BRIEFSThirteen years ago, at the age o f

OLD MELBURNIAN PLAYS 150th

niTneteen, Dave Wilson played his firstseason with Old Melburnians. Since then"Willow" has risen to fame, not only as"Willow the Wizard of Football", butalso and especially as one of the club'sfavourite characters - something like"Willow the Wacker" . The O .M . playersand O .M. supporters all know Dave welland look forward to his company formany years to come . CongratulationsDave Wilson on 150 .

STATE BANKER REACHES 150Congrat's to Jeff Inglis who today i s

playing his 150th game with StateSavings Bank . Jeff joined the club in1968 and in that time has achieved justabout everything a footballer wishes for.He has won a Best and Fairest, playedin a premiership side and officiated onboth the social and general committees .He has been a great member of theclub and the sort of player every coachwants .He won his Best and Fairest on the

half-back flank, has played in the centreand is currently having a great seasonroving. The club congratulates Jeff onreaching such a milestone and hope hecontinues his great service .

FOOTSCRAY VETERANBREAKS CLUB RECORD

Last week against Beverley Hills GeoffFletcher broke the Footscray Tech . alltime club record of 245 games held byRobert Sharp .

Geoff first started playing with theclub in 1958 . In 18 years, as both atalented and consistent dedicated playerhe is renowned for his committee mem-bership for 10 years, which was cappedoff by his being elected as president forthe 1976 season . Geoff's prominent rolein club's activities has been .accentuatedby playing in grand finals both in 1964 and1968, in which the club was successfulin the latter. He was Captain-Coach in1972 and coach in 1973 and 74. Con-gratulations on this tremendous achieve-ment Geoff, and we hope that you staywith us for many more seasons on ourway tQ .the top . . , .

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THURSDA4.7 9 151

5South Aust

. 3.1 5.26 17,40 10 55-165Tasmania _SOUTH AUST .: Staker

Buckley 4, Haslam 3, RoacheCunnington . Best : Annear, Kerston,Haslam, Buckley, Adcock, Hunter .

tonTASMANIA: Goals -_ Motes 2, N Maw-

2, Studley, Wilson, Jordan, Wynn ,

bey, Jones . Best: Newton,Ratclif[e, Potter, Thornbury,

TASANIA . o Wilson, Potter,2, Best: Thornbury ,Sanders, Newton, Wynn .

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Gartner, Bates, Wade, t .Gals - Wilson 4, Jone s

TUESDAY, 3ULY 6th

South Aust. 3.5 9.7 13.9 16 .11-107

West Aust. 2.1 6.5 10.9 14.16-100

SOUTH AUST. : Goals - Cailotto 4 ,

Annear 3, Hasiam 3, Buckley 2, Griffiths,Staker, Cunnington, Kerr-Grant

. Best :

Annear, Haslam, Skorzewski, Kerr-Grant,Buckley> Karutz .

WEST AUST. : Goals -, Hambly 4,Beasley 4, Reagan 2, Clapin, Jones,Bizzacca, O'ShannaCI pPinst :

Hambley,Scarrott, Payne ,Castle .Victoria i

.31~.44 13 ~7 17 .22

.10--124Tasmania Anderson 5,

VICTORIA: Goals 2, Wade 2,Butcher 4, Sykes 2, Bate s

Davis, Rice . Best: Aughten, Anderson,

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.2 6•4 7 .11- 53VICTORIA : Goals -- Anderson 4, Rice

2, Silberberg 2, Sykeshe2jl Bates 2, Davis,

Bate s ansen, GrBiffths, Silberberg, eSAnde son,

Ritterman .

WEST AUS Penrose, s _ Baldo k~aO'ShanCastle, Payne ,nassy . Best : Bizzacca

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West Aust. 5,4 11 .12 17 .18 27 .20-182

Tasmania 2.2 3.2 5.3 6.4 - 40

WEST AUST. : Goals - Beasley 12 ,Regan 3, Davies 3, Castle 3, Hambley2, Clapptn, G . Stewart, McCCr

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ritzen . Best: Regan, Beasley ,Stewart, Bizzacca, O'Shannassy .

TASMANIA: Goals - WilsonRp , rHills1 1

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bers, Studley, Wilson, Mawbey .

South Aust. 3.2 7 .3 15.7 19.12-126

Victoria 5.1 7.2 9.4 14.8 - 92

SOUTH AUte Goals Kerr-Grant 3,- Jamieso

n Buckley 4, CailotCunnington, Adcock.Staker, Haslam, Coudraye, Kerr-Grant,Bucktey ,Best .Nielsen, Annear, Schwartz .

VICTORIA: Goals - Butcher 5, Han-sen 4, Shepherd, Silberberg, Booth

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LEADING GOALKICKERSGoals kicked last Saturday shown in brackets .

A SECTIO NtAurraY, North OB (10) 43Tyqum, Unfv

. Blues ( 4) 41

Tt,~rnpson, St . Bern . ( 1) 39Sleman, Univ . Blues (-) 33

33Chisholm, Ormond ( 3) 27HandleY. Coburg (-) 26Ana~l St- Bern. (-),Crcthers, D L Salle ( 1) 26

O'Brien , tCoburg (- )

H3ger, Unfv . Blues ( 4) 23B (-) 23Srevascus, Res . 0

E- rne, rmond (-) 23

k3er yyood, Ormond ( 7) 23

'8 SECTION60

Jores, MarceffSo~r i 7i 58orua „ -

t- G (-) 54JBUtCncit

p Cullman, Marc . ( 4) 40

°' Old 0. Sclotch ( 3) 3634

hcrwen 29Rosch, Collegians ( 2)

Tco .ell, Caui . Gr. ( 8) 29Ivanhoe ( 2 )

d ,` Old Scotch ( 1) 22artin, MHS O B ( 1) 22es, Ivanhoe (- )

C SECTIONO. Melb . (11) 56Fc ;erson ,

Jfq~~hart, O. Melb. (-) 4 8

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lalsh~UHS 0Belb . ~ 22) 36

) 354 3 2Fawk .;, . StaHamp Rovers ( 2 ) 28Idash,

O . Haitey . i 2) 2725y, . Ward, pav Halley

.( 4) 2 5vi) Jams,

0 SECTIONt s S Bank ( 4) 34

Blythman, Elst'wk ( 3)Jones, O. Brighton ( 4)

Grace, Elsternwick ( 1)

E SECTION

26 Truefeldt, Res . 0 B(-)26 McGaw, Resvr . 0 B (-)25 R . Caruso, W . Bruns . (-)

272726

A RESERVE SECTION

Dozizzi, D L Salle ( 1) 32Meeking, Heatherton ( 4) 54Shannon, St . P-Mon. (-) 45Dancer, ANZ

Bank ( 8) 24Mounsey, Old Ment .Spears, Old Ment . { 2) 23Marsden, ANZ Bank ( 3) 22Hannan, St. Kevin's ( 3) 19Campbell, St . Kevin's (-) 19W . Mahar, St . P-Mon . ( 2) 1 8

Radford, St . Kevin's (-) 16

O'Connor, St . P-Mon . (-) 16

F SECTIO NO'Loughlin, B . Hills ( 7) 4 9

McGinty, St . Bede's ( 2 )Allen, St . Bede's ( 4) 40

Hayman, Thornbury ( 4) 37

P . Guatta, W . Bruns . (10) 37Watson, Fonts . I .T . { 3) 35White, West Bruns . ( 2) 34

Gibson, Bev . Hills ( 2) 30

J . Ryan, W . Bruns . ( 4) 28

Carr, Foots . IT. ( 3) 28

JUNIOR SECTION 1

Sloan, Mon . Univ . ( 9) 64

Godfrey, North 0 B ( 4) 4 5Walton, Mon . Univ . (-) 30Creaser, Mon . Univ. ( 3) 29Gough, Ormond (-) 28Sterling, Ormond ( 1) 27TaF.,_ Cnhura ( 4) 25

Williams, Ivanhoe t 1 ) 1.

Stevenson, Ivan . ( 3) 24

Giles, Mon . Univ. ( 6) 24

JUNIOR SECTION 2C ern Thomastown ( 3) 104Eacoi , 4 33B zfek, AJAX

B'ton (-) 28Priestley, O .Steven, Old Camb . (6) 27

ter, Assumption (-) 26Ellis, Old Camb . ( 1) 26

Brosnan, Old Xav . ( 3) 26

z y,p ell St Bern. ( 9) 48

Ferguson, Collegians (- )V. Harris, Ivanhoe (10) 2

6

Drummond, Scotch ( 3) 20

C RESERVE SECTION

Combe, Hamp . Rovers ( 1) 3 3Cave, Hamp . Rovers ( 2) 2 3

McNee, Fawkner (-) 2 1Miller, Old Melb. ( 1) 20McQueen, Old Halley . (-) 18

D RESERVE SECTION

Fraser, Old Xav. 3) 47

Kennedy, O . Brighton ( 2) 3 5

Stevens, Elsternwick (-) 3 3Bellmaine, O . Bright . { 2) 24

R . Lisner, AJAX ( 4) 21P' Hanson, O . Camb . (-) 20

E RESERVE SECTIONWalsh, St . P-Mon . (-) 30Ericksen, Old Men t, ( 7) 30May, AN' Bank ( 1) 26Gaven, St . Kevin's ( 4) 22

Martin, Kevin's ( 4) 18ge Sth e

F RESERVE SECTION

G . J . Ford, Glenroy (-) 25 30Dagg, West Bruns . (-)Flemming, B . Hills ( 6) 23Tartaglia, W . Bruns . (-) 18Condon, West Bruns. (-) 18Cairns, Bull . United ( 3) 1 8

owHitchcock, Caul . Gr . ( 3) 43Romeo, as . 0 B ( 1) 45Fithall, Old Parad . (-) 31McAleer, Old Par . (-) 28

ROYAL INSURANC E

Considine, St . Bern . ( 1) 28Stockdale, Old Trin . ( 3) 26

Templar, OUniv. rmondlues ~

3) 2 4Handley,F . Mitchell, D L S ( 2) 1 9

B RESERVE SECTION

Dean, Ivanhoe (10) 42

Ptint

LOOKING BACK BY NOEL RUNDLE

5 years ago - 197 1200 games to John (Egg) El liott

the first Old Carey player to reachthat number . Captain from 1962to 1965, John won the Best andFairest trophy in the club's 1961premiership team .

A double century also to DennisDavies of St . Kevin's Old Boys -as the scribe said "a bachelor gay,he is believed to be losing hisgrip of late" .

Collegians and M .H.S.O.B. stageda "relegation-saver" game withHigh kicking 5.2 to 1 .2 in the thirdquarter to seal the game and winby 19 points .

Collegians suffered a setbackwhen Vice-Captain, Phil Pryor wascarried off unconscious on a stret-cher and taken to hospital after anaccidental blow to the head .

Vengeance was Old Trinity'swhen they easily defeated Assump-tion, 21 .9 to 8.8 at ElsternwickPark . Fletcher, G . Fellows ( 5 goals)and Emerson were best whileStevens and Phil Cohen eachkicked 6 goals .

10 years ago - 1966In the worst weather conditions

for some years, three leading teamswere defeated - Melbou rne High,Old Carey (on top in "D" Section)and AJAX, who suffered their firstloss for the season at the hands ofAssumption who lead all day andwon, 11.16 to 8 .6 .

Jackson, McMahon and Munari(Assumption) and Janover, Duzen-man, and Perelberg (AJAX) werebest. Surprise of the day wasbackman "Crash" McMahon's 2goals .

Top "C" Section sides, St. Ber-nard's and Old Brighton staged alow-scoring thriller with the homeside victors 5 .6 to 5 .5 .

Mudlarks were Reidy, K. Hamp-son, Mahoney (St . Bernard's) andBerry, Code, and D . Myers (OldBrighton).

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100 games up to John Taylor(Kew), Bruce Ferrall (A .M .P.).

Best "trueboot" performance ofthe round - Geelong's Guy L~Tilsonwith 6 goals against Preston .

25 years ago - 1951Commonwealth Bank continued

their hoodoo run over Ormond whotook a one-point lead in time-ononly to see Bank clear the balldown to a certain ruckman whoheld the mark of the day andcapped a magnificent display withthe winning goal.

(Gympie - 1951's press corres-pondent believed in anonymity -wi ll your archives give the ruck .man's name?)

Or as Ormond scribe, Dr. J, R.Porter, penned "The fickle dametransferred her affections in ourencounter with the Bank . A feichips light in that settlement". ColCampbell, Ron McFarlane, andLaurie Holman were Ormond'sbest.

In "B" Section Geelong held off adetermined finish by visitors Al-phington who kicked 3 goals anda poster in 4 minutes to get within7 points when Tom Russell torethrough to goal with a long punt,Alan Vizard, with clever scouting,kicked 4 goals for the home side ,

Another Carnival is over -(Continued from page 4)

It's hard to explain how Victoria lostcertainly injuries to several key

players didn't help their chances, andperhaps the hard game against WestAustralia three days previously (and itcertainly *as a vigorous one) had moreeffect than at first thought.

South Australia was certainly the betterside on the day - and that was whatcounted as far as the records areconcerned.

The fact that they just scraped homefrom West Australia and were not im-pressive against Tasmania, in contrast toVictoria's efforts against these two states,is of little concern .

The score book . shows that SouthAustralia won all three games and Vic-toria won only two . Our congratulationsto them .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 17, 1976

UMPIRE'S C ORNERBy KEVIN McKAY

~Reply to "F" section club 19-6-76 -1, you are quite correct, the coach o f

eam is NOT permitted to act as anne r

., . X gai ngain you are right, any playerne part in the game must have his

ne and correct number on the team

Itcply to "B" section coach 3-7-7 61 Re centre square - If a player

ehcentreopponen t

e at a centre bounce ,ne boundary umpire does not blow hisrhistle - He tells the offending player

" cut it out" and he must also tellhe field umpire when he gets the op-

- ,, rtunity - there is no penalty againsthe player pushed over the line .1 2, ;,Io - an umpire cannot report an„iTence he does not see - it is similar

tfi'e awarding of a free kick - h e;vust see the infringement - so also

n ust see the reportable Incident -e niust not report what he thinks may

nace occurred .An interesting rule 18 which reads

N o free kick shall be given against a, ;;iyer who, in legitimately going for anark, interferes with an opponent from~•ehind .

,~ otice the words "Legitimately goingor a mark ." If a player is not legi-»ately going for a mark" he is open to-enalty if he interferes with the playerr},ine to mark the ball .'Therefore the opponent flying intohe air with a clenched fist takes theisk of a penalty.Hc surely can't be "legitimately try-

to mark" with a clenched fi st . The,p oiler takes all the chances of beingir'e kicked .Holding the" man - means a player

„ith tine ball must be held firmly enoughstop him or retard his progress -

Retarding does not mean completely

stopping, to check or ease down a man'sprogress is sufficient .

Take the instance of a 10 stone mantrying to stop a man of some 15 stone .He could "retard" him but the odds arehe would not stop him .

Do you,know?That the free kick for deliberately

forcing the ball "out of bounds" wasintroduced as far back as 1922 ?

That in 1930 the Football Counciladopted the principle of allowing asubstitute for an injured player.

In .1921 the Williamstown v Footscray(V .F .A .) final match was abandoned dur-ing the third quarter on account of aterrific hailstorm .I

'Social"Many umpires are at present spending

Sunday mornings on the goif course,preparing for our annual Golf Champion-ship ;at Torquay .

David Dressing is again in control ofthe arrangements and is now acceptingentries . This - is one day during theseason that is for all the family.David is again allowing us to use the

"dressing shed" beach house for ourbarbeque.

The date is Sunday July 25th - if youcan't play golf, it doesn't matter -come along and learn from the masters- or go direct to the house for lunch -

Tee time is 10 .00 a .m . to 11 .00 a .m .Lunch time is when you are hungry .All umpires and their families are in-

vited to join in this day.

Old Trinity `congratulates Rob Peers onreaching his 50th, game last week . Robplayed his first full season in 1974 and hasbeen a key member of the side eversince . So far he has won the club's Bestand Fairest (1975), been runner-up(1974), and won the best first year player(from the school) trophy (1974) . Hehas also been a member of four finalsides, including the 1974 B-Grade Premier-ship team. Rob is a very skilful player,and has the ability to take a big grabfrom a leap .' . He is also capable of thelong kick straight through the middle . Sofar he has scored 59 goals for the Firsts .Well done, "B .B . "

The ball officially approved for use inall V.F.L. matches since 1 897.

ti

Ttle name our game grew up with !THE AMATEUR -FOOTBALLER - JULY 17, 1,976 Page 13

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TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPRE'SOn ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown . Seniors and Juniors2 p.m . Reserves at 11 .45 a.m . Umpire for Reserves game shown in brackets.SELECTIONS ARE SHOWN AT THE CONCLUSION OF EACH "TIPSTER'S',

COLUMN IN THE PREVIEWS OF TODAY'S GAMES .

A SECTIONCoburg v University Blues - Kelly.

Goal : Paul, Wilson (Pascoe) .St . Bernard's O .C. v Old Trinity Gramm .

Rowe . Goal : Williams, Stratton(Bertram) .

De La Salle O .C . v Monash Blues -Hindle . Goal : Moran, Peters (D . Hill) .

University Blacks v Reservoir O .B. -Goodman . Goal : McKenzie, Dunstan( Kitch ) .

North Old Boys v Ormond - Rowell .Goal : Watson, Hillier (Somerville) .

B SECTIO NOld Carey Gramm. v M.H .S . Old Boys

- Dodds . Goal : H . McDonald, Murray(Watts) .

Collegians v Ivanhoe - Rossetto. Goal :Malcolm, McCusker (Ryan) .

St. Kilda CBOC v Marcellin O .C. -Gow. Goal : Ahlm, A . Smith (Wise) .

Geelong v Old Paradians - Mead . Goal :from Geelong League (Hando) .

Old Scotch Coll . v Caulfield Gramm. -(at Elsternwick Park) - Cordner .Goal : J . Francis, Stewart (Elworthy) .

C SECTIONFawkner v Old Melburnians - C . Nichol

(Fullerton) .Parkside v Old Haileyburians - Mason

(Budge) .Kew v Power House - Maebus (Holst) .Alphington v U .H .S . Old Boys - Bots-

ford (Yallop) .Hampton Rovers v Old Ivanhoe Gramm .

- Peake (Parker) .D SECTIO N

Old Geelong v . Old Camberwell Gramm .- J. Smith (Donegan) .

A .J .A .X . v Assumption O .C . .- Dressing(Darrell Smith) .

Brunswick v Elsternwick - Jennings(Sampson) .

Old Brighton Gramm. v State Sav . Bank- McInnes (McCartney) .

National Bank v Old Xaverians - Booth(Darling) .

E SECTIONSt . Kevin's O.B . v La Trobe Blacks -

Blair, Holt (Forster) .Monash Whites v North Brunswick -

Grace (Sharpe) .Heatherton v Commonwealth Bank -

Andrews (Middleton) .Old Mentonians v A .N .Z. Bank - G .Cavanagh (Morgan) .

A .M .P. Society v St .-Pat's Monivae O .C .- Pattison (Speechley) .

F SECTIONBulleen-Templestowe v Bulleen United -

McMahon (Hinton) .Footscray IT. v St. Bede's O .C. -

Cogdon (Trevillyan) .

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LAST WEEK'S RESULTSA SECTION

wer

t)LS O .C . 6 .0 13 .6 16 .10 23 .18-156

West Brunswick v Beverley Hills po rvoi r

LA SALLEl O.C.: G r98 oves 1 511~?cl

Muller (Henry) . uiness 4, Welch 3, Fitzgerald 3, Yar-La Trobe Reds v University Reds "ood 2, Dunn 2, Wright, Crothers, Mul-

Rogers .(Daniel Smith). Hill. Best : H . Halasa Groves, Fitz-Thornbury v Glenroy - Cunneen queen ,, rald, Mulqueen, Power, R. Halasa.

Mannix). RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Heenan 3,JUNIOR SECTION 1 ~,rne 2, Scott 2, Massey, Martin, McGaw ,

Ormond v University Blues - Jorgenser pest : Martin, Dowell, Heenan, Sellars ,

Field .Ivanhoe v Monash University - Simpso1,onash Blues

0 .4 0 .9 2 .12 7 .14-5 6

University Blacks v Hampton- Rovers Bernard's O.C. 3 .2 , 4.6 6 .9 7 .13-55

tONASH BLUES : Curtin 3, C . MooreGrubb. Cheatly, Whitty. Best : B 1 a c k,

Old Scotch Coll . v Coburg - King. D~4.yer Cheatly, Curtin, Carlton, Gum-JUNIOR SECTION 2

Caulfield Gramm . v Alphington - Bish,: ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Slater 4, K .St. Bernard's O .C . v West Brunswick , ?hel :ut, Thompson Fox. Best: Angel, K .

Lowe. ,hetan, King, Tho,mpson, Schwarzenberg .Thomastown v Kew - Marks. North Old Boys 3.1 7 .2 14 .9 18 .13-121Geelong v Old Paradians - P . Fell. t;nt,ersity Blues 4 .4 8.8 14 .9 16 .11-107Reservoir O .B . v De La Salle O .C . , NORTH OLD BOYS : Murray 10, Buter a

Power. Sheales 2, Sleight, Holland. Best:EMERGENCY UMPIRES ;jurray, Horan, Butera, Scanlon, Hanne-

Field: B. Nicholls, Wills, Johnstc~ re ry, Fogarty .Puddy, Tracey, Harkin, F. Mannix, Whit ; UNIVERSITY BLUES : Tyquin 4, HagerCollister, Fazio, P . McDonald, R . lii Lyle 3, Rabone 2, Church 2, Vivian .

Goal : Jenner ; Waddell. Best: Sharp, Sammon, Rabone, Carne,Church, McGee .

old Trinity Gr. 4.5 5 .8 . 8 .11 13 .16-94

Carnival Hat-trick to E .A Coburg 2 .3 3 .5 4.8 5.10-40OLD TRINITY: Langley 4, P. Quarter-

(Continued from page 3) 111-3, P . Dann 2, W . Peers 2, Williams,c, Peers . Best: Symington, Dawson, P .

13 points, Thomastown went dotiYr o1nrf, Stevenson, W . Peers, R. Peers .

to Old Paradians by 34 Points i; cOBURG : King, Callesen, W. Tolley ,

@gan, McAuliffe . Best : Ellis, Egan, Zanon,their first defeat and Caulfielc tanh, Woods, Cunningham .crashed against West Brunswick ormond 5 .4 11 .6 17.11 22 .18-150

There were upsets in the Rc Uni Blacks 2.0 5 . 5

ORMOND : Roger Wood 7 7 Smyth 44serves, too - Monash Blues bea Chisholm 3, Cameron 2, Dove 2, J . RussSt. Bernard's, North beat Universir _ . Holman, Purcell . Best : Richardson, Cor-

Blues and Coburg orily managed:'~'°, Purcell, Jenkins, Roger Wood, Nay-

draw with Old Trinity . UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Perrett 2, Bel-

Old Scotch went down to Mel :'etd 2, Fisher 2, N . Wood . Best: Pascoe,?~rrett, Fisher, S . Costello, Belfield, At-

bourne High by 5 points, Hamptcr. n;son.scraped home by 2 points fror.Melburnians, Old Haileybury bea' Bulleen

s0th, gametforst Alf Divirgilio iSaturday .FaWkTier, AJAX were much tGC This is a remarkable effort since All isgood for Elsternwick and WE~'. %,ItY just 17, but has played all his 50Brunswick tasted defeat for tllc =3mes in either the firsts or reserves -

first time at the hands of Universit-, one in junior siaes. Alf is a long ,

ccurate kick and a good mark, which heReds . .is using well this year . But previously

,nere was a bit of trouble with a quickThere, are now only three um emper that sometimes got out of control .

beaten teams - AJAX, West However, with a few more games nowBrunswick and North Old BOys-'-hind him, Alf has learnt to "kee p

ol" and is a valuable member of theReserves. actor side.

B SECTIONOld Paradians 4 .3 7.3 10 .5 15 .15-105St. Kilda CBOC 1 .2 4.4 6.7 8.9 - 57

OLD PARADIANS : J . Jordan 7, Kohu t3, Johnson 2, Ford, Symes, Kendall .Best : Johnson, J . Jordan, Carroll, Denavi,Ford, Symes .

ST. KILDA CBOC . : White 3, Drinan 2,Meehan, Kay, Waterman . Best : White,Meehan, Hinrich, Galvin, Mason, Carroll .

Marcellin O .C. 8.5 10.9 12 .13 14 .13-97Collegians 1 .2 4.5 5.6 8.12-60

MAt2CELLIN O .C . : P. Cullinan 4, J .Crimmins 3, Butler 2, P . Gartner, Jones,MacDonald, Tursi, Dillon . Best: Price, P .Cullinan, C . Mahon, J . Crimmins, P. Gart-ner, Milaszewicz .

COLLEGIANS : Roach 2, Mason 2, Par-sons, S . Permezel, Girdwood, William-son . Best : Roach, Wagstaff, Mason, Shink-field, Lee, Nethersole .

Old Scotch Col 5 .5 9.10 18.12 24 .15-159MHS Old Boys 1 .2 2.6 6.7 9.12- 66

OLD SCOTCH: Cox 9, Mason 3, Sher-wen 3, Kefford 2, Nicholls 2, Bowden,Hinrichsen, Marx, Melville, Tallent . Best:Kefford, Cox, Marx, Melville, Tallent .Best : Kefford, Cox, Marx, Alder, Beaure-paire, Purnell .

MHS OLD BOYS : Morrison 2, R . Wood2, Jones 2, Martin, Malone, Featherby .Best : J . Woods, Jones, Harrison, Feath-erby, G . Woods, Short .

Ivanhoe 5.5 8.8 13.17 14 .24-108Old Carey Gr. 5.2 8.7 9.8 13.13- 91IVANHOE: McWhinnie 2, Wood 2 ,

Thompson 2, Steen 2, McKernan 2,Drapac, Knopp, C . Stewart ; Long . Best:C . Stewart, R . Stewart, Burton, Drapac,Neale, Wood .

OLD CAREY : Weir 5, Anderson 3, Cur-now 2, Wiseman, Davies, S . Hunter . Best:Smith, Davies, Weir, Kelaher, Glenn,Wiseman .

Caulfield Gr . 7 . 2 14.9 19.12 28.18-186Geelong 6.2 7.4 12.6 15 .10-100

CAULFIELD GRAMM . : Tootell 8, Mal-froy 4, Lupson 4, M. Tamblyn 4, Buchan3, McArthur 2, Morphet, Cunningham, I .Watson . Best: Tootell, Lester, Clark, Mal-froy, I . Watson, Fox .

GEELONG : Clarke 6, Jesse 2, Wells 2,Colenso 2, Jones, Benci, Silver . Best :Coad, Archer, Silver, Bond, Bullen,Jones .

NEW SECRETARIE SSt . Kevin's Old Boys - John Corrigan,

11 Orchard Street, Brighton, 3186 . Phone-96 3510 (Home) - 4898566 (Day) .

St. Pat's-Monivae O .C. - W. G.Griffiths, 3 Hall Street, Hawthorn East,3123 .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 197( THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 Page 15

ALA" SECTION TEAMSCOBURG (Red andBlue) . Coach : Gra-ham War£e. (Res•erse) John Taylor

i Archipow, M .2 Hand ey, .a . j .3 Seath, R . A .4 Atkins, G . D.5 King, R . A.

(vc)6 Gilmour, R . C .7 Green, G . V.8 Walker, A . J .9 Beattie, J. R .

10 Hibberd, B . W11 Beattie, N . J .12 Richards, R . N13 Cunningham,

C. V .14 Hutchison,

M . A .15 Callesen, P . G.

16 l ddle, I . R.17 Mann, S .18 Coles, G . S .19 Sheehan, M. G20 Henry, T . D .21 Symons, G . N22 Ellis, R. F .23 Clark, D . J .24 O'Brien, B. J .25 Cannon, D. J .26 Boyd,, S.27 O'Brien, M . J.28 Finlay, M . A .29 Hannan, M .30 Green, C . R .31 Willoughby,

N . L.32 Birch, R . D.33 Handley ,M. W .

34 Kelly, K . L.35 Zorzi, E . R .36 Sim, I .37 RRyal, H . F .38,Taylor, J . F.39'O'Brien , P. A.40 Lewis, P. J .41 Green ; M . A.42 McAuliffe ,

N. G .43 Lynas, V. W .44 Leckie, N . R.45 Weston, A . D .46 Brown, M . C .47 Davies, W . D .48 Gardiner, G . J .49 Gorsky, S . E.50 Ingleton, I.51 Liddle, G . J .52 Egan, M .G :"53 Cox, P . R.54 Taylor, B . F.55 Tolley, W. M .56 Fiasco, A .57 TurVille, P .

DE LA SALLE OLDCOLLEGIANS (Blue& Gold) Coach :Bernie Sheehy . (Res)Colin Glove r

I McHenry, R .2 Welsh, K.3 Bourke, M .4 Perkins, K .5 O'Donnell, R .6 Yarwood, J .7 Power, K .8 McDonnell, P .9 Stewart, P .

10 Halasa, R .11 Lyons, B . (c)12 Dunn, B .13 Letson, R .14 Fitzgerald, J .15 McInerney, M .16 Whitelaw, D,

(cr )17 Bourke, B . (vc)18 Jeffs, N .19 Pollard, J .20 Hale, G .21 Halasa, H .22 Mitchell, P.23 Hale, D .24 Mulqueen, S .25 Fitzpatrick, M.26 Crothers, T .27 Rathjens, J .29 Wright, S .30 Day, D .31 Murnane, P .32 Groves, A .33 Clarke, G .34 Mcllroy, P :35 Bothe, J .37 McIlroy, P .39 Butler, I.40 Sherman, P .42 Donegan, P.44 Aldenhoven, P45 Slattery, G .46 Loft, C .47 Bourke, M . P .49 McGuiness, R .50 Fisher, A.51 Mitchell, J .52'Kerin, A .53 Sandford . C .54 Gilbert, P .55 Mcllroy, A .56 Flynn, J .57 George, P .58 Dorrizzi, T.59 McPherson, W60 Hill, G . (vcr)

MONASH BLUES(Turquoise &Silver) Coach : BillHarding . (Res)Stuart Schneide r

1 Curton, B .2 Williams, S .3 Golding, P .4 Sweetland, M .5 Booth, R .6 Smith, A .7 Pell, J .8 Hopkins, P.9 Olding, M .

10 Cariton,L . (dvc11 Cash, G .12 Hildebrandt, P13 Schneider, S .14 Lette, G .15 Gallagher, C .16 Van Der

Nacher, R .Gunning, T .Midgeley, A .Gumley, W .Harrison, G .Williams, T .Ryan, C .Olds, R .-(vc)Clark, G.Lucas, R .Tellefson, J .Orr, A .Ellis, M .Coldham, J .Black, G .Syme, J . (c)Alford, A .Bickford, D .Stephen, T.Fanning, T.Hedding, I .Scott, R.Malcolm, B .Moore, C .Carnell, S .Moore, G .Severs, P .Renhard . R.

44 Whitty, P .45 Anderson, G .46 Crampton, M .47 Creaser, J .48 Hore, T.49 O'Hare, M.50 English, J .51 Campbell . P.52•RoQers, R .5,3 O'Brien, B.54 Giles, S .55 .Tohnson . T .56 Lachal . P .57 Armstronq, I .FR Townsend, S . `59 Mann . G .n0 Rrvson, N .61 Clarke . B .R2 Frlward< . J

. fi7 Sealer, K. 7a `Farrell, K .71 Boylan, G.

1NORTH OLD BOYS 0(Purple & White)Coach : ShaneMaguire ( Assistant)George Moloney(Res) Tony Arthur-son

1 Maguire, S . B .(C)

2 Maguire, D . B .3 Sheales, M .4 Fennelly,P .W .5 Wilson, G . M .6 Borcich, M . P.7 Robertson,N .F8 Hogan, J . P.9 Scanlon, T. G .

10 Anderson, B . J11 Leeack, F . A .12 We1ch,M.R .(v(13 O'Connor,P.T.14 Fogarty, D. E.15 O'Connor, B .16 Hall, P . G .17 Ould, G .18 Murray, L . F .19 O'Keeffe, G .20 Carroll, P . D .21 Horan, B .22 Godfrey, G.23 Meredith, K .24 Butera, D . P.25 Holland, A.26 Murray, J .27 Wigney, S . G .28 Haratsis, B .29 Maguire, J . P .30 Sleight, G .31 Kelly, T.32 Diviny, K . J .33 Biagi, A.34 Prior, R.35 Skahill, B .36 Ryan, D . F .37 Fitzpatrick ,

R . J . (cr)38 Walsh, P .39 Bevanda, S .40 Scott, K . J .41 O'Donnell,A .J .42 Arthurson, D .43 Kutrolli, D .44 Nelson, D.45 Arthurson, A.46 Fennelly, B .47 Cuffe . P .48 Jongebioed,P.49 McCormack,M .

50 Robbins, A .51 Skahill, B .52 McCormack,M .53 Meredith, K. J54 Robbins . A .55 Walsh, P .56 Wakim, J .57 Wigney, G .

64 Timms . R. Monash Blues Cont.AA Rhaw . J . 68 Joakin, S .A5 t,ranchester, Kaa n'Kane A . Oakley, K.. .

GRAMN; NITY

(Gold &RIAN SGreen)

Al e c Gariner . ( :'as) N oj ~Waters1 Dart, R.2 WhiLa .3 Arrotiysmicl

, 4 Watsford,5 Peers, W ,6 Emerson p7 Birrell, A ,8- Bartley, D9 Cook, Ivl, '

10 Hansen, ~ .11 Grant, S,12 Kennedy, 513 Stockdale,14 Stevenson I15 Smith, G .16 Waters, N

. 17 Galbraith D18 Wilks, P .19 Piggin, C .20 Williams, C,21 Johnson,l .,22 Baker, G.23 Peers, R.24 Frood, D .25 Dann, P.26 McKinnon 127 Kennedy, j228 Star, M .29 Quartermari

P.30 Weir, T .31 Quarterman

A.32 Jones, G .33 Langley, R.34 Murphy, R.35 Heinz, A .36. Beer, N,37 Deboos, R,38 Fekete, P.39 Day, P .40 Allen, K.41 Christie, R.42 Emerson, S .43 Dawson, W .44 King, P. (vc,45 Hillman, A .46 Nelson, S .47 Friend, I.48 Cumming, P49 Herbert, K.50 Margetts, D.51 Healy, P.52 Clingin, G .53 McGrath, T.54 Douglas, W.55 Adgemis, J .56 Masters, R .57 Bunting, P.58 Hunt, P.59 Green, G.60 Fricke, J.66 Webb, R . .67 Alexander, N.68 Camilleri, A .69 Rough, G .

& R L iahtD BI BrownCam-Coach, Ia n

eron (Assistant)Neil Le Page

1 Dove, S . W.~ Wood, R .

Rosengarten,T .4 Murphy, P . Mg Jenkins, R. C .

tvc)6 Ladd, K . J .7 Fisher, G . J.ti Cameron, R . J .

Graham, Allan10 ~ orrb)en, B. F .

1 Graham,Adrian3 Foulsham,D .A.

13 Purcell, P . J .14 Smyth, J . F .15 Chisholm,A.D.

16 Kozlowski, LA_17 Hoey, P . D.18 Farrell, E . F.t 9 Le Page, N . L.20 Bourne, B . K.

(c)21 Russ, J . I .22 Russ, K . M .23 Naylor, A . R.34 Barry, J . R .?5 Thomas, G . T .2( , Kuramoto,G .D .

Curtis, R .25 Buckley, C .29 Burney, C. W .30 Lewis, M . S .31 Wood, R .32 Carter, G . F.33 Morris, S . P.34 Handley, G . J .35 Gough, D . G .36 Holman,G .37 Curtis, M .3S Richardson,P .39 Marston, D. J .4u Anrep, R . C .41 Gallivan, J . F .42 Clark, R . M .43 Paterson, D . L .4-1 Keane, A. J .45 Fitts, C . R .46 Collins, M . J.47 Foulsham,M.P.-1S 'Meeking, J . P.

(cr)49 Storey, J . R .50 Turner, G. J .51 Palmer, G . R .52 Sandilands,R .S53, Bourke, S . M.54 Rowse, R . B .

5 5 Humphreys,A .J56 Naylor K . R.57 Kavanagh,I:R .53 Hay, R . K .

RESERVOIR OLDBOYS ( White,Royal Blue & Red)Coach : Brian King(Res) Alan Shep-herd

1 Bates, M . (c)2 Dobson, G .3 Paulka, J .4 Hansen, P .5 Scott, D .6 McLaughlin, L7 Rutty, G .8 Trevascus, G .

(vc)9 Massey, G .

10 Tuininga, F.11 Shepherd, R .12 Manson, K .13 Horne, J .14 Craven, B .15 Hutton, T.16 Jarvie, W .17 Martin, J .18 Aston, V .19 Tuininga, G .20 Byrne, T .

(dvc)21 Lobley, J .23 Heenan, M .24 Shepherd, A.25 Taggart, R .26 Patterson, P .27 Matheson, P .28 Sellers, N .29 Dale, E .30 O'Brien, P.31 Smith, P .32 Barrot, R .33 Koers, D .,34 Pettet, W .35 Macklin, N .36 Wilson, B .37 Slater, G .38 Wilson, T .39 Coles, B .40 Coles, C .42 Gray, P .43 Wilson, S .44 Dunn, A .45 Truefeldt, D .46 Kennedy, R .47 Slattery, W .48 Lever, P .49 Collins, D .51 Dickens, K .52 Giles, D .53 Dowell, B .55 Morse, K .56 O'Brien, T .57 Driver, D .58 Box . G .64 Carlyle, D .66 Vincent, N .

ST. BERNARD'SOLD COLLEGIANS(Black, Gold &Blue) Coach : GusMitchell ( Res) PaulDaffey

1 Slater, V . A .2 Burgin, D . C .3 Fox, J . W .4 Santamaria,R.C5 Rackham, P . D

(vc)6 lannazzo, H .P.7 Wade,C .F .(c)8 McNamee,B .A.9 Egan, B . J .

10 Doolan, J . G .11 Davis, T. J .

(dvc)12 Hogan, P . N .13 Mitchell, G . P.14 Thompson,P.S .15 Considine, P . J16 Angel, B . F .17 Phelan, K . F .18 Dalmau, P . A .19 Nadzielski,H .J20 Pearson, M . J .21 Kennedy, P. A.22 Aughton, P . G.23 Sheahan, M . G24 Drennan, M . J .25 Mahoney,G .A .26 Phelan, R. M .27 Schwarzen-

berg, W . J.28 King, R. H .29 Waite, M .30 De Morton,P.A31 Power, K . M .32 Dean, G . W.33 Sullivan, A .34, Daffey,P .J . ( c )35 Pearson, P . J .36 Osborne, D .37 Jones, A.38 Smith, G . J .

(vcr)39 Brady, M . V .40 Irvine, K . W41 O'Loughlin,P

..A

42 O'Loughlin ,B . G. (dvcr)

43 Malouf, M . K .44 Taylor, P . M .45 Johnson, P. G .46 Hughes, J . G .47 Collins, P .48 Doutre, G . R.49 Trewin, T . G.50 Hughes, D . J .51 Tyler, K . J .52 Callanan, P. D53 Moore, S .54 Hughes, G. F .55 Richardson,G,56 Reid, M . T .57 Smith, A. J .58 Isaacs, A. G.59. Bellham, J.60 Shanahan,P .J .

UNIVERSITYBLACKS ( Black &Royal Blue) Coach :Peter O'Donohue(Res) Glen Saines

1 Gill, S . K.2 MacCallum,

D . J .3 Clarke, J . A .4 Costello, T. G .5 Burne, N . E .6 Belfield, R. D .7 Lockie, M . J .8 Larkins, J . F.9 Saines, G . R .

(cr)10 Kovess, C . B .11 Steele, P . W .12 Fisher, A . D .13 Collins, S . G .14 McKinnon,

A . O .15 Hickey, B . S .16 Holland, G . A .17 Moffatt, A . R .18 Webster, J . J .19 Dynon, J . N .20 Bullen, A. J .21 Sawyer, G . R .22 Costello, S . A .

c23 McRobert,

P . B .24 Perrett, R . M .

(vc )25 Birch, P . A .26 Smith, P. W .27 Atchison, D .28 Key, S . R.29 King, D . A.30 Irwin, R. T .31 Faulkner, C .32 Cusack, P M .33 Steward, G . J .34 Bateman, N .35 Herben, G . C .36 Larsen ,

J . W . A .37 Costello, A . J .38 Combs, J . R .39 Ryan, C . J.40 Staindl, D . J .41 Pascoe, D. W .42 Temple, M . J .43 Wood, A . R .44 Moore, A . J .45 Lay, P . A .46 Baxter, S . R.47 Dakis, P . G .48 Gates, T . C .49 Santamaria, P.50 Cleary, J . E .51 Scott, P . A .52 Ley, C . J .53 Wood, N . C .54 Snringall, R . C55 Elliott, P . E .'56 Humphreys,

N. W .57 Cottle, R . A .58 Breheny, M . J .59 Sceney, C . G.60 Johnson, P. R.61 Hays, P. R .91 Wren, C.

UNIVERSITYBLUES ( Black &Royal Blue)Coach : Alan Salter(Res) Bruno Scar-Celi a1 Williams, S .

(dvc)2 Lyle, R . L .

(dvc)3 Scarcella ,B. C .

4 Vivian, D . G .5 Ainger, D . G .6 Carroll, W . S .7 Anderson ,

G . A .8 Templar, D . G .9 Nicolson, S . I.

10 Brown, C . P .11 Tyquin, M .12 Goss, P . W .13 Balmford J .14 Hindle, R

. G.

15 Collins, R .16 Ellison, G. N .17 Jewson, G . R.18 Pleydell, G . P.19 Booth, D . J .20. Small, D . M .21 Hollonds, B . P.22 Clohesy, P . J .23 Westmore,

G . A .24 Hager, G . A .25 Sleeman, M . G26 Schauble, P. D27 Church, B. (c)28 Hart, P . G .29 Carmody, J .

(vc)30 Lawson, D . J.31 Morrison ,

G . R .32 Wilson, D . S .33 Smith, H . J .34 Bierwirth, P.35 Moore, R. M.36 O'Kane, W .37 Carne, R . V .38 Rabone, I .39 Debelle, G. D .40 Sharp, J.,C .41 Nicolas,

V . A .42 McGee, L .43 Standish, T . J .44 Patterson ,

R . G .45 Haines, I .46 Farrow, B . A .47 Sing, G. P .50 Withers, M . N .51 Dunin, A . J .52 Thwaites,

T. P.54 Sammon,

M . I .55 Holmes, I .57 Adams, M . P.58 Brukner, P . D .60 Taylor, R . S .69 Armstrong,

M. J .70 O'Connor, M .

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Last Week's Results - Continue d

C SECTIO NUHS Old Boys 5.5 8.8 13.13 18 .17-125Kew 6.5 11 .8 11.9 12.16- 88UHS OLD BOYS : Davis 4, Flavel 3 ,

Jones 2, Wilkinson 2, Martini 2, Walsh 2,Blampied, McMahon, Chettle . Best : Davis,Flavel, Martini, Hume, Parks, Chettle .

KEW: Blay 4, O'Dowd 4, Mitchell 2,Varney, N . Cavanagh . Best: Rowlands,Mitchell, Scaffidi, O'Dowd .Parkside 5 .5 9.9 16 .11 22.18-150Power House 5 .2 5.3 7.3 7.3 - 45

PARKSIDE: Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday .POWER HOUSE: Driscoll 3, Frizzell 2,

Lange, Stanlake . Best : Coloe, Stafford,Stanlake, Alexander, Frizzell, Hutchinson .

Old Melb 6.4 10.10 21 .14 25 .15-165Ham Rvrs 0.2 4.5 6.6 9.12- 66

OLD MELBURNIANS : Roberson 11, C .Dawson 3, Dick 3, Coroner 2, Austin 2,P . Dawson 2, Elam, Woodbridge . Best :Roberson, P . Dawson, Cordner, C. Daw-son, Woodbridge, Knight .

HAMPTON ROVERS : Nash 2, Rowston2, Clarke 2, Bennett, Bird, Earle. Best :Barry Bird, Brian Bird, Fleer, Kennedy,S . Huckett, Vickers .Fawkner 3.7 5.9 13.12 17 .18-120Old Halley 0 .2 5.8 8.12 12 .15- 87FAWKNER: M. Stapleton 4, A . Deans

4, Ayres 3, K. Ward 2, Richardson 2,Cash, Cerminara. Best : Duggan, Foley,Smith, K . Ward, Ferguson, Ayres .

OLD HAILEYBURY : Williams 4, Rob-erts 3, Mason 2, Curry 2, Galt . Best:Cocus, Code, Curry, Mason, Roberts,Williams .Old Ivan Gr 2 .2 9.3 15.4 21 .9 -135Alphington 2 .5 5.8 7.13 11 .14- 80OLD IVANHOE: Galbraith 4, Raines 4 ,

Clarringbold 2, Foard 2, Pinches 2, Pur-cell 2, Grace 2, Campbell, Allen, James .Best: Campbell, Purcell, Raines, Clarring-bold, Foard, Grace .

ALPHINGTON : G . Candy 3, Jamieson 3,Whitfield 2, K . Candy, Lennox, Roberts .Best : Walker, Skerry, Shearer, . Smith,Jamieson, Hale.

Paul Dann, Old Trinity rover, playedhis 50th g ame against Coburg last Satur-day . Paul joined the club in 1974, andin his fi rst year was a member of theB-Grade Premiership side, and won theclub's Best First Year Player ( outside theschool) trophy . Two features of his playare his strong overhead marking andhis goal sense. He is the leading goal-kicker so far this year, and in hiscareer has booted 96 for the Firsts . Hisconsistency on the field has been one ofthe reasons for the club's success. Welldone, "Nagga", and congratulations . -

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D SECTIONState Sav Bank 3.1 7 .9 15 .11 21 .14-140Brunswick 0 .5 0 .6 3.8 7.10- 52

STATE SAV. BANK : Eacott 4, Inglis3, McGill 3, Allen 2, Jeffery 2, A . Bren-nan, Kirk, Laidlaw, Maher, Owen, Smith,Walsh . Best: McGill, Inglis, Jeffery,Wynd, Pitts, Maher.

BRUNSWICK: White 2, Jones 2, Trott-man 2, P . Egan . Best: Palmer, Thomp-son, Stuart, Hughes, Jones, Lasala .AJAX 2.2 8 .5 11 .10 16 .16-112Elsternwick 3 .6 4.9 7.13 8 .18- 6 6

AJAX : Bialek 4, Schulberg 2 ; Gross 2Bluzer 2, Sperling, Feldpicer, Lemish :Jankie, Kagan, Smorgon . Best : Lemish,Greenberg, Kagan, Schulberg, Smorgon,Nissen .

ELSTERNWICK : Blythman 3, Grace,Rosewarne, May, Dunn, Convery, Best :Hoe, Rosewarne, May, Grace, P . Mahony,Convery .

Old Cam Gr . 6 .0 16 .7 21 .10 24.19-163National Bk 3.3 3.4 4.4 4.5 - 29

OLD CAMBERWELL: P . Buchanan 7 ,J. Steven 6, Buckeridge 5, Wilson 2,Watkin, Ellis, Mehan, Horton . Best: Buck-eridge, J . Steven, D . Steven, R . Hanson,Healey, P . Buchanan .NATIONAL BANK : Goal-kickers, Best

Players not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Tuesday .

Assum O.C. 4.4 10 .8 15 .10 20 .11-131Old Geelong 1 .5 2.7 4.10 9.11- 65

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL. : Pavone 4,Egan 4, M . O'Donnell 3, O'Dwyer 2, Sing-line 2, Birrell, Vipond, G . Howard, L .Howard, McKee . Best: Pavone, O'Dwyer,Singline, McCormick, Stuart, Clancy.

OLD GEELONG: Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Tuesday.

Old Xaverians 5 .4 12 .8 16 .12 17 .18-120Old Bright Gr 1 .4 4 .4 8.6 9.8 - 62

OLD XAVERIANS : Noonan 4, O'Neill 3 ,Brosnan 3, Pucilowski 3, P. Naughton 3,Gorman 2, Sholley . B e s t : Nankervis,Sholley, P . Naughton, O'Neill, Noonan,M. Rush .

OLD BRIGHTON : Jones 4, Eastgate,Gedye, Hamilton, Mullett, Thomas. Best :Jones, Bromley, Gartner, Currie, Levvey,Thomas .

Gary Lennox, son of a former clubchampion, Brian, today plays his 50thgame for Alphington . Following in dad'sfootsteps Gary is also a forward andthe club is hoping he can continue andplay as many good games in the years tocome . Keep the good work up young"Ox".

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Last Week's Results - Continued

E SECTION

Heatherton 1 .9 2 .11 10.15 15 .18-108ANZ Bank 1 .6 4.10 5.11 7 .19- 61

IIEATHERTON : Meeking 4, Bodey 4 ,Fletcher 3, Walker, A. Killen, Easey,Hampton. Best : Easey, Peter Carey, PaulKillen, O'Shea, Malone, Brains .

A .N.Z. BANK : Marsden 3, Daykin 2,Dancer, Powell . Best : Harnetty, Karpa-vicius, Marsden, Minniti, Thomas, Thomp-son .

Monash Whites 6 .3 8.5 10.9 16 .9-105Com . Bank 1.0 3.3 4.4 6 .9- 45

MONASH WHITES, COMMONWEALTHBANK : Goal-kickers, Best Players not re-ceived, or received after copy dead-line-first post Tuesday .

LaTrobe Blacks 2.3 9.7 12.8 16.14-110AMP Society 3 .5 5.7 9.13 11 .16- 8 2

LA TROBE BLACKS, A .M.P. SOCIETY:Goal-kickers, Best Players not received,or received after copy dead-line - firstpost Tuesday .

North Brunswick 2.3 3 .4 . 7.6 9.10-64St Kevin's ' .B. 2.4 5 .9 6 .13 8 .15-63

NORTH BRUNSWICK: D. Payne 2, S .Gibbons 2, Kenny, Jewson, Hamilton,Campione, I . Duncan . Best: D . Payne, R .Payne, Raleigh, Handley, Heywood, Wil-son .

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : ; Hannan 3,Cross 3, Olle, Clement . Best : Fernon,Randles, Nalder, Reynolds, Lodge, Olle .

Old Men 9.6 12.7 18 .12 26.17-173St . P-Monivae 1 .1 4.2 5.3 7.3 - 4 5

OLD MENTONIANS : Mousey 8, Ingram3, Peel 3, Brodrick 3, Rafter 2, Speers 2,Wood 2, Fisher 2, Wittick . Best : Ingram,Peel, Norton, Mounsey, Brodrick, Bennett .

ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Walsh 4, W .Mahar 2, P. Tobin . Best: Cribbes, Dela-hunty, D. Tobin, Lardner, Walsh, W .Mahar.

F SECTIO NWest Bruns 5.5 10 .11 18.20 25 .26-176Uni Reds 1 .2 2.3 3.4 4.4 - 2 8

WEST BRUNSWICK: P . Guatta 10, J .Ryan 4, Allen 2, O'Halloran 2, White 2,Callander, Ivey, Monger, Suleyman,Schwarze . Best: Allen, Burton, P .Guatta, Lewis, O'Halloran, Woolard .

UNIVERSITY REDS: Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Tuesday .

Beverley Hills 4.5 6 .9 7 .15 14 .18-102Footscray I.T. 5.2 8 .3 9.6 12 .13- 85

BEVERLEY HILLS : O'Loughlin 7, Gib-son 2, E . Hirsch 2, Butterworth, Kiker,C . McCrory . Best : N. Allan, Fatcher,Gibson, Hyatt, O'Loughlin, Walters .

FOOTCRAY I.T. : Absalom 3, Watson3, Carr 3, Napoli, White, McCarthy . Best :Erbs, Ferguson, Fletcher, McCarthy,White, Absalom .

Bulleen United 6.4 10 .6 16 .9 20.10-130Thornbury 1 .4 8.7 11 .9 15.15-105

BULLEEN UNITED : Lachmund 4, Wil-son 4, Gheller 3, Lillie 3, Robertson 2,Bowden, R . Jenkins, Edmonds, Macaulay .Best : Edmonds, Robertson, Viney, Gheller,Wilson, Macaulay .

THORNBURY: Hayman 4, M . Staff 4,S . Staff 3, A . Burton, G . Ashby, Byrne,Scott . Best : M. Staff, Scott, S . Staff,Ashby, Bennett, Eyre .

St. Bede's O .C. 5.6 7.9 10 .14 13.15-93Bulleen-T'stowe 2 .0 4.8 6.7 8.10-58

ST . BEDE'S O .C . : Allen 4, McGinty 2,Terrell 2, Fogarty 2, Fyans, Vaughan, M .Campbell . Best : N . Hester, Robinson, DanKean, Harris, Terrell, Bolger .

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Lockhart 2,Dimeo, Keast, Crowe, Tenace, Dawson,Dozzi . Best : Keast, G . Walton, Lockhart,Foulds, Crowe, Sheridan .

Glenroy 6.1 8 .5 13 .11 14 .14-98LaTrobe Reds 1 .0 6.9 8.10 10 .15-7 5

GLENROY, LA . TROBE REDS : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, orreceived after copy dead-line - first postTuesday .

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Old Scotch Captain Plays 150th Garsr:eOld Scotch stalwart, John Anderson who plays his 150th game i ; ith

the club today, started with them in 1968. He has been a "regular" inthe Victorian team since 1972 and hopes to win a place in this ye :.r'sCarnival side .

John played against South Aus- and Fairest award on four occa-tralia at Adelaide in 1972 and was sions - 1969, 1970, 1973 and 197 4Vice-Captain of the Victorian Car-nival team at Melbourne in 1973 ;taking part in all three matches .

He was again Vice-Captain inthe match against South Australiain 1974 and later the same year,led the Victorian side whichplayed in Hobart.

He also played against SouthAustralia at Elsternwick Park lastseason .

John, whose "vital statistics" are26, 5'11" and 12 stone, plays in thecentre or on the wing, or on thehalf-forward line .

He has been Captain of OldScotch since 1972, the year inwhich he was runner-up in the BSection Best and Fairest voting.

He has won Old Scotch's Best

(he was overseas in 1971), afte rbeing voted their best First Yearplayer back in 1968.

John is a cha rtered accountantand in the summer "recess" ,n'joys a game of tennis - but onlyon a social scale.

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Last Week's ResultsJUNIOR SECTION 1

Ivanhoe 3.4 7.9 11 .13 14.17-101Ham Rovers 3 .3 5.4 9.7 13.10- 88

IVANHOE : Ferguson 5, Stevenson 3 ,Watts 2, Melton, Blaze, Course, Williams .Best : Addamo, Witte, Course, Watts, Dy-mond, Lynn .

HAMPTON : Hurst 6, Kain 2, Diamond2, Thompson, Tabram . Best: Thompson,Healey, Hurst, Diamond, King, Nixon .Monash Uni 7 .6 23 .12 28 .15 38 .19-247Power House 2 .1 2.2 3.2 3.2 - 20

MONASH UNIV . : Sloan 9, Giles 6,Quinn 4, Creaser 3, Davies 3, Renhard3, English 2, Hodge 2, Lovell 2, Tucker2, Johnson, Lachal . Best: Giles, Hodge,Seiler, Quinn, Hore, Davies .POWER HOUSE : Goal-kickers, Best

Players not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Tuesday .

Uni Blues 4 .4 11 .6 17.10 20 .13-133Old Scotch Col 2.1 4.4 9 .5 10 .10- 70

UNIV . BLUES: Dobbie 3, Sanger 2,Bedford 2, Ashby 2, Hall 2, Cox 2, Har-ley 2, McCombe, Patterson, Thornton,Mueller, Kenealy . Best : McCombe, Thom-as, Mueller, Hall, Dobbie, Jones.

OLD SCOTCH : Oates 5, Wade, Mac-rae, White, Vines, Maver . Best : Macrae,White, Oates, Vines, Human, Kiel .

North O .B. 4.9 8 .13 11 .15 17 .18-120Ormond 1.0 2.2 4.8 4.9 - 33

NORTH OLD BOYS : Bessell 4, Godfrey4, Conti 4, Hibbert 3, Peasnell, Malone .Best : Bessell, E . Clark, Conti, Malone,Weir, Zabrieszack .

ORMOND : Boyanton, Parisi, Sexton,Sterling . Best : Andrews, Pitts, Parisi,McDonald, Sexton .

Coburg 10.3 13.5 20.11 21 .15-141Uni Blacks 1.4 3.9 5.10 12 .10- 82COBURG: Ferraro 8, Nicholson 4, Til-

burn 4, O'Riley 2, Neudert, Cleary, M .Brown . Best: Ferraro, Tilburn, Knight,Nicholson, Neudert, Cormack .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goal-kickers,Best Players not received, or receivedafter copy dead-line - first post Tuesday.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THORNBURY'SRAY SCOTT ON PLAYING HI S

100th GAM ERay started playing as a Rover or

centreman but was moved to the backpocket this year and is certainly puttingin the big games now . All at Thornburyhope to see you put in the next 100 aswell as you are playing this year. Welldone Ray.

Also 50 games up to S . Byrne andW . Harbour Thornbury committee andplayers wish these two promising playersthe best for their 50th game and formany more games to come .

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ContinuedJUNIOR SECTION 2

Old Paradians 4.3 9.6 12 .11 16 .13-109Thomastown 4.3 5.6 7.7 10.15 - 70-OLD PARADIANS : King 7, Downey 4

Abrahams 2, Anderson, Komisarczyl ;,McLaughlin . Best: Komisarczyk, KingDowney, Johnston, McLaughlin, Kilkenny

:THOMASTOWN: Czerny 3, DiBartolo .meo 2, Turner, Medwin, Dri, AvellinoGleeson . Best: Tarquinio, Gleeson, Avel -lino, Buffham, DiBartolomeo, Dri .St . Bern . OC 5 .6 11 .10 17 .14 26 .17 .1 7 3Kew 1.0 4.2 6.2 8.3-31

ST. BERNARD'S O.C . : Powell gGavaghan 5, Smith 3, Lalor 2, Monaghan2, Birrell 2, Valentine, Haren, Tickner .Best : Smith, Powell, Monaghan, Gavag-han, Valentine, Hargraves .

KEW : Jackomos 3, Gandy 2, Milvac 2,Brizzi . Best: Jackomos, Burder, Cosmidis,Carbone, Gandy, Stewart .Reservoir O .B. 7.5 11 .8 18 .16 20 .21-141Alphington 3 .2 10.8 13.7 13.7-85

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: E. Dale 5Malkoun 4, Ristevski 2, Lyons 2, Baker2, Romeo, Tobin, Traynor, Elliot, Rantino .Best : E . Dale, Romeo, Ristevski, Lyons,Traynor, Malkoun .

ALPHINGTON : Berizzi 4, Bracher 2,Hvalica 2, Jurasic, Cree, Aslanis . Best:Hvalica, Berizzi, Frenetic, Jurasic,Courts, Radford .W. Brunswick 3.9 7.10 14 .16 18 .21-129Caulfield Gr. 2.2 8.6 8.7 11 .10-76

WEST BRUNSWICK: Nigro 5, Brock-well 2, Ceddia 2, Dell 2, Marmo 2,Nicolosi 2, Radecki, Rossitto, Welsh .Best: Bartley, Briggs, Brockwell, Dell,Nigro, Nicolosi .

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Lyte 4, Hitchcock3, Strugnell, Bartlett, Thompson, Gibson:Best : Lyte, Thompson, Sisson, Hitchcock,L . Wilson, Strugnell .De La Salle O.C . 7 .6 8.7 17 .9 21 .12-138Geelong 1.4 2.4 3.7 5.10-40

DE LA SALLE: Curren 9, Beddoe 3,C . Ryan 2, Nugent 2, Hayes 2, M . Ryan,Rout, Worsnop . Best : O'Reilly, Curren,M . Ryan, Nugent, Beddoe, Lloyd .

GEELONG : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday.

All players and officials of UniversityHigh would like to congratulate RossPaterson on reaching his 50 games . Rosswho has been with the club for 3 yearsis an "enthusiastic" member of our Re-serve team. He has played in many po-sitions, but mainly on the wing or half-forward flank . He is preferred in thesepositions because of his "quick-dropkick" disposal of the ball . Congratula-tions on reaching your 50th game andhope there will be many more, Ross .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976

Last Week's Results - Continued

A RESERVE SECTIO N

De La Salle O .C. 2.1 4.6 6 .6 10.11-71

R yig LA SALLE : B . 1Flynn 25 M . Bourke

P. Mitchell 2, P . Mcllroy, J . Mcllroy,

D cDonald, George .Harrison, George .

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Gray 2, A .shepherd, Hansen, T . Wilson . Best: P.Gray, Manson, Truefelt, Barrot, T . Wil-son, McLaughlin .

i,ionash Blues 4.6 9 .7 12 .10 13 .15-93St . Bern . O .C. 2.1 6 .5 9.9 9.9-63

viONASH BLUES : Hildebrandt 3, Hed-ding 3, Coldham 2, Van Der Nacher 2 .Burgin, Gallagher, Boylan . Best : Olding,Lette, Gunning, Armstrong, Hildebrandt,Boylan.

ST . BERNARD'S O .C . : Daffey 3, Waite1. Hughes, Considine, D. Power,

Trewin . Best: Duffey, Trewin, M . Pearson,D, Power, Taylor .

North Old Boys 2.4 9.6 14.10 16.11-107University Blues 4.3 5.4 8.5 12 .10-82

NORTH OLD BOYS : Scott 3, Cuffe 3 ,Haratsis 2, Skahill 2, Ould 2, D . Arthur-son, Kutrolli, Curley, McCormack. Best:Kelly, Scott, Haratsis, D . Arthurson,longebloed, A . Arthurson .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Wilson 3, Bruk-ner 3, Templar 3, Clohesy, Bierwirth,Lonergan . Best : Hollonds, Westmore,,,,Tacrae, Anderson, Debelle, Jewson .

Old Trinity Gr . 5 .6 8 .7 10 .10 11 .13 .79Coburg 0 .0 5.2 6.3 12.7-79

OLD TRINITY : Fekete 3, Stockdale 3 ,L . Dann 2, Cook, Shireffs, Waters . Best:Bunting, Jones, Waters, Masters, Hewitt,L . Dann .

COBURG : Symons 4, Henry 2, Thomas2, J . Taylor, Seath, Brown, M . Egan . Best :

annon, Henry, Archipow, J . Taylor,LIddle, Weston .Ormond 5 .2 8 .4 10 .7 13 .10-88University Blacks 0 .0 2.1 3.4 6.6-42

ORMOND: Turner 3, Fisher 3, Fitts 2 ,Palmer, Sandilands, Rosengarten, Curtis,Handley . Best: Rosengarten, Lewis, Fitts,Rowse, Meeking, Turner .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Santamaria 2,Saines, Bateman, Plunkett, P. Johnson .Best: Ley, Herben, Sceney, Saines,Springall, Bateman .

AJAX MAN'S 100thCongratulations to AJAX utility playe r

Barry Markoff who plays his 100th gamewith the club this week. "Harry Suk" ashe is affectionately known throughout DGrade is the perfect example of an .aver-age footballer changing to a super-star .Barry won the Reserve's Best andFairest and best Clubman Awards i n

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B RESERVE SECTIONSt Kilda CBOC 2 .5 4 .12 7 .15 11 .19-85Old Paradians 1 .3 3 .6 5 .7 5.7 - 3 7

ST. KILDA C.B.O .C . : P. O'Connell 3,J . Delaney 2, McNeil 2, Girdwood, Lahy,Esmonde, Salter. Best : Davis, McCarthy,Esmonde, Robinson, M . Delaney, Gird-wood .

OLD PARADIANS : McKinley 2, John-son, Kissane, Bainbridge . Best : Hart,MacLeod, McLaughlin, Johnson, Kissane,CarroII .Marcellin O .C. 3.4 6 .4 13 .11 14 .11-95Collegians 3 .3 3.5 3.7 8.10-58

MARCELLIN O .C. : Best : Wright, P .Holmes, Toniolo, Frazer, P . White, T .Aloisio .

COLLEGIANS : Purdue 3, McKenzie 2,Cranwell, Nash, Ballard . Best : Wright,James, Evans, Scott, Ballard, Anderson .

MHS Old Boys 0.0 2.4 3.6 7 .11-53Old Scotch Coll. 2 .1 4.5 5 .11 6 .12-48

M .H .S . OLD BOYS : A. Adams 3, New-ell, B . Mackenzie, C. Mackenzie, D .Wallace . Best : Harrison, C . Mackenzie,Wallace, Mortley, A . Morgan, Wilson .

OLD SCOTCH : Drummond 3, Ainger 2,Leong . Best : Marks, Wallace-Smith, Drum-mond, Welch, Rankin, Hamilton .Ivanhoe 7.6 13 .8 19 .10 26 .10-166Old Carey Gr. 0.0 6.1 7.3 9.7-6 1IVANHOE: G . Dean 10, V . Harris 10,

Simpson 2, Giles, O'Rourke, Adley, Buck-ley . Best : V . Harris, G . Dean, P. Giles,O'Rourke, Adley, Buckley.

OLD CAREY: Constable 5, McKenzie,B . Elliott, Hunter, Hames . Best: Con-stable, Nalpantidis, Jones, Fink, Bischer,Morgan.Caulfield Grm. 3.3 7.6 9.13 12.14-86Geelong 3.2 6.8 7.8 8.10-58

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Criswick 4, Mon-otti 2, Rutledge 2, Cassidy, Noblett, G .Tamblyn, Worthington. Best : Worthing-ton, Hartley, Symons, Criswick, Peters,Carroll .

GEELONG : D. Ross 2, Sheringham 2,R . Chisholm, P . Jeremiah, G . Ross, Poul-ton . Best : Diamond, R. Jeremiah, Poul-ton, Lawler, G . Ross, P. Jeremiah .

1974 and struggled wherever tried in theSenior team. A tough summer trainingprogramme saw Barry lose excess weight,and his inclusion in the senior team asyet unbeaten, has been justified by hisgood form . Barry has been a wonderfulclubman, the writer of the club's News-letter and the club's recruiting officer .Showing his versatility, Barry is alsocoach of the club's Little League under16 team . Congratulations "Suk" on your"ton" . Coasting to 200??

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On ground of first-named club at 2 p .m. - Reserves at 11 .45 . a .€n,

A SECTIONOld Trinity Gramm . v De La Salle O .C .University Blues v St. Bernard's O .C .North Old Boys v CoburgMonash Blues v University BlacksOrmond v Reservoir O .B .

(at Elsternwick Park) .

B SECTIONIvanhoe v St . Kilda CBOCM .H .S . Old Boys v CollegiansOld Scotch Coll . v Old Carey Gramm .Marcellin O .C . v GeelongCaulfleld Gramm. v Old Paradians

C SECTIONOld Haileyburians v KewOld Melburnians v ParksideHampton Rovers v FawknerPower House v AlphingtonOld Ivanhoe Gramm. v U .H .S . Old Boys

D SECTIONAssumption O .C. v Brunswic kOld Camberwell Gramm . v A.J .A.X .National Bank v Old GeelongElsternwick v Old Brighton Gramm .Old Xaverians v State Sav. Bank

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E SECTIONNorth Brunswick v HeathertonLa Trobe Blacks v Monash WhitesA .M .P . Society v St . Kevin's O,BCommonwealth Bank v Old MentonlausSt . Pat's-Monivae O .C. v A.N .Z . Bajll~

F SECTIONSt . Bede's O .C . v West BrunswickBulleen United v Footscray I .T .Thornbury v Bulleen-TemplestoweBeverley Hills v La Trobe RedsGlenroy v University Red s

JUNIOR SECTION INorth Old Boys v IvanhoeUniversity Blues v Power HouseOld Scotch Coll . v OrmondMonash University v University BlacksCoburg v Hampton Rovers

JUNIOR SECTION 2West Brunswick v ThomastownAlphington v St . Bernard's O .C .Reservoir O .B . v Caulfleld Gramm .Kew v GeelongDe La Salle O .C . v Old Paradian s

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Last Week's Results - ContinuedC RESERVE SECTION

Kew 2.0 3.4 3.4 6 .8-44

UHS Old Boys 2.3 3.7 5 .9 5 .9-39

KEW : Anderson 2, Campbell, Antoni

ades, Polycronoupolous, Rodda. Best : An-

derson, Lee, Hore .U .H .S . OLD BOYS : Reid, Waters, Pat-

Siotos,TCCrowden, M Carlyle, t Tole 'ma

n Thomas,

Parkside 4 .4 9 .10 16 .14 25 .20-170

Power House 1 .2 2.4 5.4 5.4-3 4

PARKSIDE : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday . Alcock 2, i

POWER HOUSE: Hacking 2 ,

Ralph . Best: Booth, Gillespie, Ballantyne, ,Hacking, Mason, Angeli .

Hampton Rovers 1 .2 1 .6 8 .7 9 .8-62

Old Melburnians 2.3 6.3 8 .3 9.6-60

HAMPTON ROVERS : Mirabito 2, Allan

Best aCve 2

, ampbell, Cave, R. English, eMore-

croft, Sherry, Wenzell .OLD MELBU~RNs Whitton 3,

Wilson 2, S . JohnMiller

. , Thomas, SUd Wilson.

Marks

Old Haileybury 5.5 8.9 11 .13 12 .15-87

Fawkner 0.1 2.3 4.4 7.8-50

OLD HAILEYBURY: Schmidt 5, Jessep2, Lovig 2, Troup 2, Metherall . Best : Bow-man, Derham, Evans, Jessep, Lord,Schmidt .

FAWKNER: G . Robertson 2, Wittacker

2 D . Robertson, Shannon, Wheeler . Best :

p. Dwyer, Chard, Phillips, J . Stapleton,

P . Stapleton, Wittacker.

Old Ivanhoe Gr . 1 2 S4.4.S 6 .11 9.12-666.13-49

Alphington s 3, G. Scott 2,OLD IVANHOE: Skeg g

C . Corstorphin 2, Bainbridge, Jennings .

Best: Jennings, Skeggs, Hannah, Flan-nery, Corstorphin, I . Scott .

ALPHINGTON : Anderson 2, Matton 2,

Ermacora, Williamson 1 Ermacora, e I .nings, Skerry, Williamson ,Harris, Humphries .

D RESERVE SECTtO A

State Say. Bk. 3 .1 5 .10 9 .15 16 .18-1iqBrunswick 2.3 3.4 4.5 5.5-j ;

STATE SAVINGS BANK : Eigner 6 ,Brennan 2, Cochrane 2, KeadyMarshall 2, Scott, Stephenson . Best : pWabbis, Eigner, Thane, Mitchell, Mar-shall, Keady.

BRUNSWICK: Johnstone, Anderson ,Malony Sheehan, Airs . Best : Young, Gil

lette, J . Munro, Johnstone, Gleeson, Cuta .jar .AJAX 1 .4 6 .11 10-13 13.14-9?Elsternwick 1 .6 1.8 3.11 4,17- 4 I

AJAX: R. Lisner 4, Jurberg 4, Pruzan .

ski 3, S . Gostin 2 . Best: Kessel, S . Gos .tin, Robin, Jurberg, Darby, Milgrom .

ELSTERNWICK : M a n s 0 n 2, Jones ,Patience . Best: R. Scott, Dudley, Ivlc .Innes, Manson, Lanigan, Woolley.

Old Cm'weil Gr . 4 .2 7 .5 11 .7 16.11-107National Bank 0 .3 2.3 3.3 3.3-21

OLD CAMBERWELL: Price 5, Mullett 3 ,Sanft 2, Mullins 2, Cottrell, Kelly, Allan,Ansett. Best: Price, Faul, Ansett, Dankin,

P. Steven, Austin .NATIONAL BANK: Goal-kickers, Best

Players not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Tuesday .

Assumption O .C . 3 .4 8 .5 11 .11 13 .16-94

Old ASSUMPTION OLD 4

.3 4.4 5.4-34Les ter 7,

Garby mmadeur, Catanese, Arnott,

Howe. Best: Lester, Arnott, Gilmour,Commadeur, Garby, R . Maillard .

OLD GEELONG : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Tuesday.

Old Brighton Gr. 5.2 7 .3 9.5 11 .7-73.rians

OIOLD BRIGHTON : B3 .0 4 . 3

ellma ne525 Hunt8 .6-54

Kennedy 2, Leske 2, Larkin, Stretton,Tapp . Best: Riddell, Warnock, Hunt,Leske, Dobbie, Larkin .

OLD XAVERIANS : Fraser 3, Midgley 3,Petroff, Mercovich . Best: Jorgensen,O'Connor, MargucciO, Midgley,

W . Eichorn .

Last. eek's Results - Continued

E RESERVE SECTION

Heatherton 7.2 11 .2 15 .5 16 .6-102

iyZ Bank 0.0 6.3 6.4 8.9-57

3 HEATHERTON: Griffin 4, Yates Srnrth 2 ,

13org 2, Jones 2, A. Carey 2, R .

r,tahoney• Best: Borg, Croft, Bolton, Grif-

iin p . Skinner, Grace .N Z, BANK: Fehring, Ford, Imrie,~

yane, k?ay, Paul Orchard, Peter Or-ch'~rd Richards . tOBrhardfeThoarpoig,H arper ,

~tonash Whites 1 .3 1 .6 13 .6125

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~,IOI+IASII WHITES, COMMONWEALTH6Avg: Goal-kickers, Best Players not

receivedfirst ;post1Tuesday.r copy dead-.

3 4 .6 7.9 11 .9-75A~IP Society

i ;~trobe Blacks 0 .2 3 .5 5.5 6.7-43

LA TROBE BLACKS, AMP SOCIETY:not C,,,-kickers, Best Players

dead-line received

-or received after cop yposc Tuesday .

Sr . Kevin's O.B. 3.3 9.5 11.8 15 .9-99

North Brunswick 2.0 2.6 4.10 7.11-53

KE'~IN'S OLD BOYS: Martin 4,ST . MG A . Simp-

Gven 4, Jo~BOOkhamc Aul Reynolds . Best:-on, Davey ,~acen, Martin, Baquie, Phibbs, A . ReY

n olds, McGuinness .NORTH BRUNSWICK : Turner 3, Ford

? Trotter, Fox . Best :r CiHannan

.ox, G .

Payne, Murphy,

Old Mentonians 5.2 11.5 16.7 18.9 -117

St P-MOnivae 5.3 7.6 11 .11 15 .13-10 3

OLD MENTONIANS: EriclkseVan ,De nClough 4, Lane 2, Zimaris ,

Ende, Page, Robertson, Fleming . Best :

,%icl ::inlay, Robertson, M . Clough, Page,

Ericksen, Zimaris .ST . PAT'S-MONIVAE : Shannon 7, Wat-

son 3, Bradfield 3, Richardson 2 . Best :

Qradfteld, Richardson, Jansen, Ozolins ,

Honour, mixed with sadness, for S .A.'s Hugh MillardThe name of Hugh Millard is well known in Amateur football circle s

and is synonymous with Amateur football in South Australia, where

Hugh was Secretary of the Amateur League for 33 years. due to a clash with the club sharing 9 .0He was also Secretary of the South Australian Cricket Association

for many years until his retirement some time ago. MUST BE NOTIFIED AT LEAST 14 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED

Hugh was honoured by being elected a Life Member of the Aus- DATEOF THE MATCH necessitating the change of ground .

tralian Amateur Football Council at its meeting in Adelaide during the I ., The Secretary of the V.A.F.A. (Mr. J . Fullerton).

Carnival. Hugh's wife, Gladys, `passed away a 2. The Secretary of the Umpire Committee (Mr. L . K. McLeod) .

But there was sadness too, -- osin Club.f th ward which she would 3. The Secretary of theAOppeur Footballer .

S!iannon, Psiroukis .

F RESERVE SECTION

University Reds 2.3 3.8 6.9 8.10-58

West Brunsw~.ck 2.1 4.3 5.5 7.6-48

UNIVERSITY REDS : Goal-kickers, Best

Players ine cefv fB st postcTuesdayafter

copy deadWEST BRUNSWICK : Kovatzi 2, Mar-

tin 2, Brewer, DeBone, Green . Best: Fyffe ,Vaz-Miller, Morris, Norman, Oakley ,

quez .

Beverley Hills 2 .3 7.8 12.11 15.15-105

.4 4 FootscrBEVERLEY HIL

3 .3LS 4 Flemm ng 6 5 M 9

Crory 4, Nugent 2, O'Dea 2, Egan . Best:McCrory, Haack, O'Dea, Flemming,Clarke, Egan .

FOOTSCRAY I .T . : Rowe, Kerr, Smith,R C De-lucca, A Smith, Kerr, De-

Bulleen United 0.2 5 .7 6 .9 14 .9-93

Thornbury 2.3 2.6 5 .11 7 .11-53

BULLEEN UNITED : BC11irnTurner , Vening

3, D. Divirgilio 2 ,wards, R. Archer, Paul Archer

. Best : Paul

Archer, Cairns, Vening, Turner, D .

Divirgilio, Turvey. Burnie,THORNBURY: B. Burrows 2,

Rademaker, Yanna, R . Bennett . F . Bur-

rows . Best: Little , gess, Reinato, Bradbury ,

R. Ashby, B

St . Bede's O.C . 2.3 8 .9 10.10 16 .14-110

B STe BEDE'SeO . C2.4 2. 5. Wain 6, M . L, B oBol-

ger 2, Watts 2, A . Hester, Bowden,

Coutts , Brady, Handley. Best : Wain, Bow-

den . Brady, Watts, M . L . Bolger, Elmore .

BULLEEN - TEMPLESTOWE: Barclay,

B~nForda Hancock, Pullar , Stannrd

. G. Stannard ,ard,

Hill .LaTrobe Reds forfeited to Glenroy.

All players, members, and supportersof Thomastown would like to join in

wishing recovery afte r Brett his k sp

ea ll ver yIn

hospital .

CHANGES OF CiKUUtNUa

If any club finds it necessary to change uits nd ground any match,

the following persons

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PREMIERSHIP LISTSA SECTION

W L For Agst % PtsNorth Old Boys 10 2 1292 1013 127,5 40De La Salle OC 9 3 1214 951 127.7 36St. Bernards OC 8 4 1126 821 137,1 32University Blues 6 6 1420 1222 116 .2 24Ormond 6 6 1324 1234 107.3 24Old Trinity Or 6 6 1111 1226 90.6 24Coburg 5 7 1162 1182 98 .3 20University Blacks 4 8 1016 1277 79 .6 16Monash Blues 4 8 894 1300 68.8 16Reservoir OB 2 10 982 1434 68 .5 8

B SECTIO NCaulfield Or 11 1 1467 996 147.4 44Marcellin OC 10 2 1335 824 162.0 40Old Scotch Coll 10 2 1391 864 161 .0 40Old Paradians 7 5 1101 1061 105.8 28Collegians 6 6 1071 987 108.5 24Ivanhoe 5 7 1179 1268 93 .0 20St. Kilda CBOC 5 7 873 1183 73.8 20Geelong 5 7 1013 1294 78.3 20MHS Old Boys 1 11 1034 1512 68.4 4Old Carey Gr - 12 775 1333 58.1 -

C SECTIONOld Melburnians 10 2 1676 1001 167 .4 40Old Haileybury 10 2 1256 902 139 .2 40Parkside 9 3 1602 976 164 .1 36Fawkner 8 4 1392 1026 135 .7 32Hampton Rovers 8 4 1137 1071 106 .2 32UHS Oid Boys 4 8 1161 1247 93 .1 16Old Ivanhoe Gr 4 8 1052 1246 84.4 16Kew 3 9 916 1480 61 .9 12Alphington 2 10 977 1480 66 .0 8Power House 2 10 793 1533 51 .7 8

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A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst ~o

De La Salle OC 10 2 1061 622 170 .6*Coburg 9 2 851 639 133,2North Old Boys 7 5 928 803 115 .6University Blues 7 5 885 813 108,9St. Bernards OC 7 5 848 795 106 .7Ormond 6 6 960 883 108 .7Monash Blues 5 7 780 918 85.0*Old Trinity Gr 4 7 723 908 79.6Reservoir OB 4 8 497 737 67,4jUniversity Blacks - 12 397 927 42. 8

B RESERVE SECTIONOld Scotch Coll 10 2 1135 560 202.1Marcellin OC 9 3 1092 652 167.5Ivanhoe 9 3 1176 703 167.3*St. Kilda CBOC 7 4 767 676 113 .5Collegians 6 6 946 773 122.4*MHS Old Boys 5 6 845 798 105,9Caulfield Gram. 5 7 789 823 96,9Geelong 4 8 593 1049 56 .5Old Carey Gram. 2 10 541 1149 47 .1Old Paradians 2 10 426 1289 33 .0

C RESERVE SECTIONHampton Rovers 11 1 919 591 155 .5Parkside 10 2 1396 398 350 .8Old Melburnians 8 4 1007 496 203 .0Fawkner 8 4 1287 649 198 .3Old Haileybury 8 4 935 607 154 .0Kew 7 5 704 689 102 .2UHS Old Boys 3 9 583 996 58 .5Oid Ivanhoe Gr. 2 10 386 1140 33 .9Alphington 1 11 353 1227 28 .8jPower House 2 10 341 1234 27 . 6

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PREMIERSHIP LISTSD SECTION

W L For Agst % PtsAJAX 12 - 1498 826 181 .4 48Old Xaverians 10 2 1291 1048 123.2 40Assumption OC 8 4 1174 814 144.2 32Old Camberwell Gr 8 4 1300 962 135.1 32Elsternwick 6 6 1064 1073 99.2 2 4State Sav . Bank 5 6 1085 1037 104.6 22Old Geelong 5 7 1162 1188 97.8 20Old Brighton Gr 4 8 1072 1194 89.8 16*Brunswick 1 10 768 1434 53 .6 6National Bank - 12 655 1493 43.9 -

E SECTIONLatrobe Blacks 9 3 872 771 113 .15t . Kevin's OB 8 3 1139 864 131 .8Old Mentonians 8 4 1118 878 127.3Heatherton 6 6 1199 1083 110.7ANZ Bank 6 5 931 892 104 .4'AMP Society 5 6 1020 1116 91 .4North Brunswick 5 7 879 913 96 .3Mcnash Whites 4 7 810 995 81 .4St . Pat's-Monivae 4 8 881 1193 73 .8Ccmmonwealth Bk 3 9 811 1223 66 .3

F SECTIONWest Brunswick 12 - 1778 681 261 .1St . Bedes OC 11 1 1334 878 151 .9Beverley Hills 8 4 1259 1070 117 .7Footscray I .T. 6 6 1144 1193 95 .9Bulleen United 6 6 1187 1250 95 .0Glenroy 5 7 995 1397 71 .2Thornbury 4 8 11 54 1177 98 .0Bulleen-T/stowe 4 9 1081 1182 91 .5LaTrobe Reds 3 9 800 1204 66 .4University Reds 1 11 866 1566 55 .3

JUNIOR SECTION 1North Old Boys 12 - 1646 555 296 .6 48Monash University 10 2 1668 572 291 .6 40° Ivanhoe 8 3 1184 1002 118 .2 34University Blues 8 4 1351 968 139 .6 32Ccburg 5 7 1141 1158 98 .5 20Ormond 5 7 904 1700 51 .4 16University Blacks 4 8 911 1058 86 .1 16Power House 4 8 873 1700 51 .4 16"OId Scotch Coll 1 10 835 1746 47.8 6;Hampton Rovers 2 10 644 1485 43 .4 4

D RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst % Pts

AJAX 10 2 957 589 162 .5 40*Old Brighton Or . 9 2 1084 590 183.7 38Elsternwick 9 3 1016 647 157.0 36Assumption OC 8 4 825 597 138.2 32*Old Xaverians 6 5 896 786 114.0 26Old Camberwell Gr . 6 6 670 656 102.1 24State Sav. Bank 6 6 808 804 100.5 24Old Geelong 4 8 775 845 91 .7 16National Bank 1 11 415 1191 34 .8 4Brunswick - 12 373 1237 30.2 -

E RESERVE SECTIO NSt. Kevin's OB 11 1 852 527 161.7 44Heatherton 10 2 1214 506 239.9 40AMP Society 7 5 730 597 122 .3 28ANZ Bank 7 5 761 671 113 .4 28North Brunswick 7 5 712 694 102.6 28Old Mentonians 6 6 766 815 94 .0 24Monash Whites 5 7 598 711 84.1 20Commonwealth Bk 4 8 596 776 76 .8 16tLaTrobe Blacks 2 10 458 797 57.5 4St . Pat's-Monivae 1 11 579 1172 49 .4 4

F RESERVE SECTIO NWest Brunswick 11 1 1158 419 276 .4 44Beverley Hills 7 5 843 570 147 .9 28St. Bedes OC 7 5 904 682 132.6 28*University Reds 6 5 630 878 71 .8 26Bulleen United 6 6 732 741 98 .8 24Footscray IT. 5 7 612 679 90 .1 20Thornbury 5 7 699 851 82 .1 20tLaTrobe Reds 6 6 463 652 71 .0 20*Glenroy 3 8 506 829 61 .0 14Bulleen-T/stowe 3 9 556 884 62 .9 12

JUNIOR SECTION 2Thomastown 11 1 1836 557 329.6 44Caul field Gram. 9 3 1518 877 173 .1 36Old Paradians 9 3 1209 988 122 .4 36St . Bernards OC 8 4 1432 747 191 .7 32West Brunswick 8 4 1344 978 137 .4 32Reservoir OB 7 5 1516 981 154.5 28De La Salle OC 5 7 1125 1297 86.7 20Alphington . 1 11 809 1724 46.9 4iGeelong 2 10 605 1447 41 .8 4Kew - 12 412 2262 18.2 -*Drawn Game .iFour points lost for Forfeit .

GREAT ACHIEVEMENTBY COLLEGIANS VETERAN -

300 GAME SWell known Amateur sportsman and

Collegians personality Bruce Fergusontoday joins an elite band of footballerswho have played 300 games . Bruce be-gan his career at Collegians way backin 1960 when leather stops were avant-garde . He has played most of his gameswith the seniors and in 1966 representedVictoria . For the last few years Brucehas been captain-coach of CollegiansReserves who were runners-up last yearand Bruce, with 51 goals, was leadinggoal kicker in B Reserves - a verycreditable performance for an ex-back-man .' Off the field Bruce has been an ener-

;;etic worker and participator in all clubactivities . He is also responsible forCollegians having the best pie and

pastie cuisine in Amateur Football . Every-body at Collegians wishes "Fergie" everysuccess in his 300th game and hopefullythe _ Reserves will finish the seasonstrongly and win for him a greatly, de-served flag .

Bruce broke our previous club recordof -245 games in 1973 and he looks likeplaying many more games because, aseverybody knows, the first 300 are thehardest.

150 GAMES FORALPHINGTON STALWART

Peter "Rocky" Hartigan last weekplayed his 150th game for Alphington.Peter's feat was not recorded then as, aback injury had kept him idle forseveral games. A former top ruckman andtrophy winner with the Juniors he ad-vanced to the seniors and has given theclub sterling service over the years .

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TRIBUNA L(JULY 3rd ROUND)

W. O'Kane (University Blues) wasfound, guilty of striking P . Purcell (Or-mond) with an' elbow and suspended foreight matches .

G . Tsouparikovitis (MHS Old Boys) wasfound guilty of striking B . White (Caul.field Gramm.) and suspended for fourmatches .

R . Giannotti (Old Scotch Coll .) wasfound guilty of striking J . McKernan(Ivanhoe) and suspended for sevenmatches .

R . Hample (Thornbury) was found guiltyof striking S. McGinty (St . Bede's O .C .)and suspended for four matches .' R. Dymond (Thornbury) was found

guilty of striking M . Bolger (St. Bede'sO .C .) and suspended for two matches .

M . Finlay (Coburg Juniors) was foundguilty of striking P . White (UniversityBlues Juniors) and suspended for eightmatches.

D . Brickley (Ivanhoe Juniors), chargedwith striking S . Skidmore (UniversityBlacks Juniors), failed to appear at theTribunal hearing and was suspended untilhe does appear.

R . Simms (Old Carey Gramm . Reserves)was found guilty of slapping the fieldumpire on the shoulder and suspendedfor four matches .

D . Teitelbaum (AJAX Reserves) wascharged with striking M . Scott (StateSavings Bank Reserves) - charge notsustained .

THE BLACK LISTMissed publication deadline (5 p .m .

Seniors and Juniors, 3 p.m . Reserves) -Fine THREE DOLLARS .UHS OLD BOYS .MONASH BLUES RESERVES .

Failed to phone Final Scores to HeraldOffice before 5 .30 p .m . - Fine SIX DOL-LARS .

LA TROBE BLACKS .LA TROBE BLACKS RESERVES .

Failed to phone Final Scores or De-tails to Press Correspondent before 6p .m . (B Section - Details - 7 p .m .) . -Fine SIX DOLLARS .LA TROBE BLACKS .LA TROBE BLACKS RESERVES .

"TIPSTERS' TALLY"Last week Total

Alex Johnson (C) (4) 45Keith Findlay (F) (5) 44Jim Fidge (D) (5) 43;Norm Nugent (J2) (3) 41John Byrne (B) (5) 41Alf Keam (A) (3) 37Peter Nathan (J1) (5) 35 1Syd Whitfield (E) (2) 301

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976

IMPORTANT NOTE SADDRESS ALL MATTER FOR

("THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER "Box 1564P, G.P.O ., Melbourne, 3001,and not to the Editor's private address .

(Use addressed envelopes provided.)

"Herald" PhoneNumbers

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

652-1479 or 652-1893

If you have any difficulty, you may ring63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or1893 .

RESERVE SECTION RESULTS

to be phoned to652-1892

BEFORE 3 P.M .or DIAL 63-0211 EXTENSION 1892 .

PRESS CORRESPONDENTThe phone number of the Press Corre-

spondent, George MeTaggart, is 53-1290 .

NUMBERS TO NOTE

Clubs in A Section should note thesenumbers .

For teams on Thursday night (as earlyas possible after 7.30 p .m., please-andcertainly before 9 p .m . )

The Age 60-0421 - Ken Piesse .This applies to clubs in main game

only - as advised .

The A .B.C . Sport ing Session from 3Loeach Friday (which commences at 6.30p .m.) will include a preview of the fol-lowing day's amateur matches.

FOR EMERGENCY UMPIRES

RING 91-649 1

and ask for an Umpire.

WORLD OF SPORT

Watch the VAFA segment onChannel 7's World of Sport on

Sunday.

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