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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 22nd, 1976

LAST WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTR .O .B .'S OPEN ACCOUN T

BLACKS DOWN TO HOODOO SIDEScotch too strong for Caulfield

By GEORGE McTAGGART

University Blacks again went down to their hoodoo side, Reservoir OldBoys, who recorded their first win for the season .

Old Scotch were too strong for Caulfield Grammari,leaders in B Section.

Reservoir raced away from theBlacks in the second quarter to runto a 9-goal lead and although Blacksfought back R.O.B.'s finished on towin comfortably.

A brilliant second quarter pavedthe way for North Old Boys to scorean easy win over Ormond and Uni-versity Blues got back to the winninglist at the expense of Coburg.

Old Scotch and Caulfield were re-markably even for the first half butScotch forged ahead in the third quar-ter and went on to win by 39 points .

Old Haileybury proved too strongfor Parkside to gain the leadership ofC Section and Old Melburnians wonwell over Fawkner .

d are now clear

Old Geelong's 8-goal burst in thethird term and their accurate kicking,gave them a 3-goal win over OldCamberwell and AJAX scraped homefrom Assumption by a point .

State Bank (bad kicking and all)beat Old Brighton by 4 points, LaTrobe Blacks went away from St .Kevin's in the second half, and WestBrunswick beat Beverley Hills bymore than 6 goals .

In the Juniors, Monash Universitythrashed Ivanhoe and UniversityBlues beat Ormond by 2 goals .

In Section 2, Reservoir beat De LaSalle by 7 points in a high-scoringaffair, and West Brunswick beat St .Bernard's by a similar margin.

7`he ba11affiiciaily~ approvea forall tI:F.L.`matches since 1897=

S E AThe name our game grew up with t

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 22nd, 1976 Page 8

Ul~PI~.E'S CORNE RBy Kevin McKay

With so many new umipres joining usover the past two weeks, it is probably agood time to discuss one of the most im-portant ; means of field umpiring - ballbouncing .

It is imperative that an umpire be ableto bounce the ball consistently well, straightand high.

A great deal of practice is required .The following fundamentals are common

to all umpires who bounce the ball well .THE GRIP - Two alternative grips are

commonly used by umpires :-- Seam running into body (Method A) .- Seam running across body (Method B).

In "Method A" both hands are reason-ably close together, giving more controlover the direction in which the ball willrise after being bounced .

- The possibility of the ball bouncing toyour left or right is negligible .

- If the ball is not placed flatly on theground during the bounce . it can eitherbounce away from you or over your head .

- A disadvantage of this method is thatyou will have more difficulty in grippingthe ball in slippery conditions.

- In Method B" a firmer grip can be takenover the ends of the ball which is im-portant in slippery condition sThe ball will not skid on wet surfaces aswith "Method A" .

- The ball will bounce either left or rightif it is not placed flatly on the ground .

For this reason it is perhaps more difli-cult to control than "Method A" .

learn A great deal of practice is required to

hands to enable strengt

h a flat, with straightbounce .

Umpires should learn both methods, com-mencing with "Method B" .

The bounce - you must aim to obtainful straight ,a care-cont control high placing Thi

sthe requires ball on c theground.

The closer the hands can actually guidethe ball to the ground, the greater controlyou have over the bounce .

This is best done by Stepping forwardwith at leg

, the wdarist so as knee s

to be able leanin

toplace your hands and the ball right downonto the ground .

Your hands must be exactly opposite eachother to place the ball flatiy.

Place the ball down onto the grounddirectly in front of your leading foot .

Pao 4

Maintain your balance during this proce-away fromo not bounce the ball too far

your foot.

Practice will indicate the appropriate dis-tance .

The bounce should be strong but not sostrong that you lose control .

Timing and balance will also assist youto gain correct placement of the ball ontothe ground .

Achieving good balance starts from thetime you commence to walk in' for thebounce .

It does not matter if you are betterbalanced by walking in two, three or fourpaces before placing your front foot for-ward, just so long as you find a patternwhich suits you and then stick to it .

Once the ball has left your hands, im-mediately step back a few paces, both togive the ruckmen clear passage to the ball,and to allow you to view the contest .

Do not watch the flight of the ball.Always practice the whole procedure the

same as you would bounce in a match,-Get a secure grip .- Walk In .- Bounce the ball .- Move back quickly a few steps .

"POSITION AND DIRECTION FOR THEBOUNCE "

Every umpire must know the correct dir-ection to walk in for the bounce .the the days, th

e being alblindedby the sun .- On windy days bounce the ball so that

the wind will tend to carry the ballaway from you, not over you .

wUmpiresouare instructe tha t

MUST NOT bepractised.

If because of adverse ground conditionsit is decided to "throw up the ball" theplayers should be advised of your intention .

Do you know that on June 2nd, 1899 Es-sendon player A. J . Thurgood using theplace kick, kicked the ball 107 yards 2 ft .1 inch (slight wind assistance).

On August 6th, 1912 using the place kickand kicking into the wind D . J . McNamarareached the distance of 102 yards .

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The following clubs have not yet sub-mitted Team Lists for Inclusion in THEAMATEUR FOOTBALLER .GEELONGALPHINGTON JUNIORSGEELONG JUNIOR S

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 22nd, 1976

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LAST WEEK'S RESULTSA SECTION

University Blues 3.8 9.13 12 .20 16.20-116Coburg 1.4 6.5 8.5 13.10- 88

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Tyquin 4, Sleema n4, Hager 4, Lyle, Vivian, Templar, Smith .Best: Brown, Lyle, Carmody, Sleeman, Hag-er, Sharp .

COBURG: P. O'Brien 4, Boyd 4, Seath2 Brown, Handley, Leckie. Best : P . O'Brien,

G. Liddle, Royal, N . Beattie, King, Seath .

St . Bernard's OC 4.4 10.9 14.12 16.16-112Old Trinity Gr 1.1 5.4 6.7 11.12- 78

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Thompson 5, Mc-Namee 3, Wade 2, Slater 2, Burgin, Fox,Angel, Nadzielski . Best: M. Pearson, Mah-oney, Nadzielski, Angel, Burgin, McNamee.

OLD TRINITY : P. Dann 3, Langley 2,W . Peers 2, Dawson 2, R. Peers, Johnson .Best : Hansen, S . Emerson, W. Peers, Mc-Kinnon, Bartley, R . Peers .

De La Salle OC 3.4 7.5 9.8 11 .15- 81Monash Blues 1 .1 5.2 6.2 6.2 - 38

DE LA SALLE O .C.: Hill 5, Power, Dun nM. P. Bourke, Bothe, Fitzpatrick, Groves,.Best : Wright, McHenry, Bothe, Fitzpatrick,R . Halasa, McDonnell .

MONASH BLUES : Moore 2, Gumley, Har-rison, Midgeley, Syme . Best : Pell, Carlton,Lette, Severs, Booth, Olding .

Reservoir OB 3.2 10.15 13 .17 18 .20-128University Blacks 3.0 3.1 10.3 11 .6 - 72

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Bates 3, R .Shepherd 3, Lobley 2, Massey 2, F. Tuin-inga 2, Trevascus 2, Rutty, Paulka, Horne,Koers . Best: Bates, R . Shepherd, Dowell,Trevascus, Massey, G . Tuininga .

UNIVRESITY BLACKS : McRoberts 3,Perrett 2, Moffatt 2, Bellfield, Larsen, Dynon,Herben . Best : Cusack, Webster, Holland,Clarke, Larsen, Harben .

North Old Boys 4 .4 11 .12 17.13 21 .16-142Ormond 2.3 4.5 7.8 11.14- 80

NORTH OLD BOYS : Scanlon 6, Fogarty 4 ,Sheales 3, Godfrey 3, Butera, Carroll, Hall,Sleight, O'Donnell . Best: Sleight, Fogarty,Scanlon, Wilson, Butera, Welch .

ORMOND: Ray Wood 3, Holman 2, Chis-holm, Fisher, Curtis, Corben, J . Rus, Dove .Best : Jenkins, Purcell, Bourne, Murphy,Morris, Dove .

(Played Wed . May 12th)University Blacks 4.2 7,9 14.11 19 .14-128Monash Blues 4 .3 7.5 10.5 12 .7 - 79

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Moffatt 7, Bourne4, Perrett 2, McRobert 2, Belfield 2, Web-ster, Gill. Best : Dynon, S . Costello, Hol-land, Webster, Atchison, Gill .

MONASH BLUES : Midgeley 4, Orr 2, Pell2, Booth, Bickford, Gunning, Renhard . Best:ooth, Severs, Carlton, Black, Olds,

O'Dwyer .

B SECTIONMHS Old Boys 9 .11 10 .12 13 .20 13,21- 99Old Carey Gram 1 .1 5.7 11.9 12.12- 84

MHS OLD BOYS : McCarthy 3, J. Woods2, Featherby 2, Martin 2, Silberberg, L .Cosmas, V . Cosmas, Haylock. Best: R .Wood, J . Woods, Featherby, Cooper, Sil-berberg, Wallace .

OLD CAREY : Dick 7, Hearn 2, Smith 2 .Best : Dick, Yeo, Davies, Kelaher, Hearn,Smith .Collegians 1 .3 6.12 10 .18 15 .25-115Ivanhoe 4.6 7.7 8.11 10 .14- 74

COLLEGIANS : Roach 5, Rowlands 3, Zen t3, Lee 2, Etherington, Williamson. Best :Rice, M . Permezel, Merry, Lee, Etherington,Loveday.

IVANHOE: Wood 6, K. Harris 2, Jones,Stredwick . Best : Wood, Neale, Van, Drapac,Thompson, Stredwick .Marcellin OC 4 .4 8.6 11 .13 16 .16-112St . Kilda CBOC 2 .2 2.7 3.8 4.10- 34

MARCELLIN O .C . : Jones 5, Power 3, P .Cullinan 3, Denning 2, Bortolotto, MacDon-ald, C. Mahon . Best: Carrucan, Power, J .Gartner, P . Gartner, Butler, Hese .

ST. KILDA CBOC : Drinan, White, Leahy,Davis . Best : Kay, Sherman, Leahy, Mason,White, Kellaway .Geelong 4.3 6 .7 11.10 14.12- 96Old Paradians 7.2 10 .7 11 .14 12 .19- 91

GEELONG: Wells 4, Roberts 3, Trevaski s3, Davis 2, Clarke, Colenso. Best : Paulke,

KellyWells, Davis, G . Trevaskis, Nielsen, M .

OLD PARADIANS : J . Jordan 4, C . Con-sidine 2, P . Jordan 2, Duke, Gilmartin,Kohut, Roe . Best : Assetta, B . Considine,Kohut, V. Considine, Roe, Gilmartin .Old Scotch Coll 4.4 7.8 11 .15 16 .18-114Canfield Gram 4.3 7.5 7.7 10 .15- 75

OLD SCOTCH: Sherwen 4, Cox 3, Marx3, Anderson, Brown, Bowden, King, Lea-tham, Morgan. Best: Speer, Morgan, King,Purnell, Hamilton, Tallent .

CAULFIELD GRAMM. : Peters 4, Lester2, Morphet 2, Fletcher, Butcher . Best :Morphet, Lester, Peters, Fox, Dunn, Felsen-thal .

"MITCH" BRINGS UP HIS 150 GAMESThe ve ry popular Paul Mitchell plays his

150th game for De La Salle Old Collegiansagainst Old Trinity today . Paul alwaysseems to be in a position to "bag" a fewgoals in each match . Last year he wonthe Reserves Best and Fairest, and wasalso a member of the B Section premiershipside . We all hope that he continues fromwhere he left off last year, and managesto play in the A Section premierhip sidethis year! !

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Last Week's Results - ContinuedC SECTIO N

Old Melburnlans 6 .7 10.8 16.12 21 .14-140Fawkner 1 .2 4.8 8.9 13 .12- 90

OLD MELBURNIANS: Urquhart 5, Rob-erson 4, Cordner 4, Woodbridge 3, Elam2, P . Dawson, Wilson, Rogers . Best : Stuart,N . McMullin, P . Dawson, Cordner, Pisarski,Urquhart .

FAWKNER : Trapani 3, Ferguson 2, Rich-ardson 2, K. Ward 2, J . Teasdale, Wilson,Cerminara, Thomas . Best : Foley, K . Ward,Mills, Cerminara, J. Teasdale, F . McMahon .Old Haileybury 2.3 10 .9 11 .10 17 .15-117Parkside 4 .8 4.9 12.15 12 .17- 8 9

OLD HAILEYBURY : Bour9s 6, Williams 3,Mason 3, Paul 2, Roberts 2, Langford-Jones. Best : Bouris, Cocks, Code, Hough-ton, Paul, Roberts.

PARKSIDE : Quaife 4, Delaney 2, Green2, Ware 2, Bastow, Sweeney. Best : Quaife,Ware, Howell, Graham, Sabronski, Bastow .Kew = .0.4 3.7 4.9 11 .15- 81Power House 1.3 3.8 8.9 8.10- 58

KEW: Stephens 3, Hinchen 2, Laws 2,Mullin 2, Fekete, Clay . Best: Hayes, Blay,Toogood, Stephens, Antoniou, Hunt .

POWER HOUSE : Upton 3, Mason 2, Hutch-inson 2, Bredyk. Best: Upton, Digby,Drough, Frizzell, Bredyk, Greig .Alphington 1 .2 10.5 12.5 16 .8 -104UHS Old Boys 6 .9 9.9 12.14 12.18- 90

ALPHINGTON : K. Candy 4, Whitfield 3 ,Williams 2, Lennox 2, Jamieson 2, Shaw,Grace, Tann . Best: K . Candy, Skerry, Shear-er, W. M. Gale, Whitfield, Lennox .

UHS OLD BOYS : Walsh 4, Jones, Sandi-ford, Flavel, Hume, Thomas, Cleary, By-ron, Webster. Best: Webster, Parks, Flav-el, Blampied, Walsh, Cleary .Old Ivanhoe Gr 3.5 6 .7 13.11 15 .11-101Hampton Rovers 1 .2 2.6 4.8 13.14- 92

OLD IVANHOE : Galbraith 4, James 3 ,Allen 2, Constantinou 2, Campbell, Crop-ley, Grace, Rule. Best : G . Stevens, Camp-bell, Grace, Gibbs, Galbraith, Mackenzie.

HAMPTON ROVERS : Thompson 3, Nash3, Combe 2, Josephs 2, Brian Bird 2, Raw-ston . Best: Josephs, Macnish, Clarke, Thomp-son, Young, Brian Bird .

D SECTIONOld Geelong 8.1 8.1 16.3 17.4 -106Old Cam'well Gr 4.4 8.10 10.10 12.16- 88

OLD GEELONG : Missen 4, Bradshaw 3,Spiden 3, Ross 2, Gilbert 2, Baillieu, Thomp-on, Atcheson . Best: Ross, Gilbert, Moore,Bradshaw, Spiden, Lewis.

OLD CAMBERWELL : Ellis 4, J . Steven2, D. Rimington, Hewitt, Allan, McLardy,

orton, Spencer . Best: Hewitt, Buchanan ,Potter, J . Rimington, D . Steven, Horton .

AJAX 4.0 7.5 10 .6 13.9 87Assumption OC 4.3 7.4 9.8 13.8 - 8 6

AJAX : Rosner 3, Schulberg 3, Burger 2,Gurfinkel, Fayman, Eizenberg, Ritterman,Sperling . Best : Ritterman, Feldpicer, Eizen-berg, Schulberg, Greenberg, Sperling.

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL. : Lester 3, G .Howard 3, Rourke 2, O'Dwyer 2, Serafini,Gorey, M. O'Donnell . Best: Barlow, McKee,O'Dwyer, McCormick, Lester, Phillips .

Elsternwick 1 .3 7 .8 10.10 13 .14- 92Brunswick 4.9 4.12 7 .15 11 .18- 84

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

BRUNSWICK : Witheridge 3, Hamilton 3,Owen 2, Palmer, Fagan, A. Wise . Best :Jones, Hughes, Palmer, Owen, A. Wise,Fagan .

State Sav . Bank 2.3 6.8 6.11 9.23- 77Old Brighton Gr 6 .6 7.9 10.13 10 .13- 73

STATE SAV. BANK : Eacott 3, Inglis ,McGill, Kirk, Marshall, Jeffery, Price . Best :Williams, Inglis, Favier, Price, Marshall,McGill .

OLD BRIGHTON : Kemp 3, Holmes 2, Lar-kin 2, Devine, Priestley, Walsh . Best:Currie, Kemp, Thomas, Devine, Gartner,Walsh .

Old Xaverlans 5.8 11 .11 16.19 19.22-136National Bank 2.1 5.2 5.2 8.6 - 5 4

OLD XAVERIANS: N. Wilton 5, Cookes-ley 3, Brosnan 2, O'Neill 2, Browne 2, Gor-man 2, J. Wilton, Pirrie, Nankervis . Best :P . Naughton Browne, J . Wilton, N . Wilton,Gorman, Higgins.

NATIONAL BANK : Morris 4, Cordy 2,Walkedon, Reeves . Best : Ashley, McLean,Winzar, Marino, Morris, Bate.

250 GAME S TO DAVE BERRYIvanhoe most senior player, Dave Berry ,

plays his 250th game with the club today .Dave started with the j uniors in 1960 andwas captain in 19 64 . His determination andability soon gained him a position withthe seniors, which he has held ever since .His consistency and popularity warrantedhim becoming captain in 1971 and culmin-ated in winning the club's best and fairestaward that year. Ever since, Dave hashelped immensely, specially on the socialcommittee and being a butcher by trade,meat supplies are no problem. His popular-ity and dedication to the club echoes strong-ly and assures any other member, who iswilling to put the club before the individual,that there is a place for them here atIvanhoe . Well done, Dave Berry.

Page B THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 22nd, 1976

Last Week's Results - Continue dE SECTIO N

LaTrobe Blacks 1.1 7.3 9.9 12 .16- 88St. Kevin's OB 6.2 7.4 7.8 7.9 - 51LA TROBE BLACKS : Buchanan 3, Von

Mager 3, Forbes 3, Goode, O'Donohue,Sheahan . Best: Forbes, Cordner, Drew,Kelly, Von Mager, Cowling.

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Hannan 2, Mat-tson 2, Reynolds, Mornane, S . Griffin . Best :Radford, Kaven, Fernon, S . Griffin, Rey-nolds, Brennan .North Brunswick 4 .2 7.3 8.6 11 .12- 78Monash Whites 1 .3 1.7 2.8 2.10- 22

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Hamilton 4, Archi-bald 2, Bray 2, Kenny, Trotter, P . Gibbons.Best : Handley, I . Duncan, R. Payne, Hamil-;on, McDonald, D . Payne .

MONASH WHITES : Brice 4, Walls . Best:Milford, Wallis, D . Smith, Brice, De Young,McKenzie .Heatherton 2.4 10.5 13.8 18.11-119C'wealth Bank 4.3 4.4 6.7 10.9 - 69HEATHERTON : Goalkickers, Best Players

not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .

C'WEALTH BANK : Dick 4, Bingham 2,Sarapuu, Reid, Sullivan, Myers . Best :Brown, Dick, Taylor, Bingham, W . McCrim-n:on, Reid .Old Mentonians 4 .0 8.8 11.8 16 .10-106ANZ Bank 3.4 4.6 6.11 11 .16- 82

OLD MENTONIANS : Mounsey 4, Norto n4, Brodrick 2, Toohey, J. Upham, Speers,Wood, Watts, Ingram. Best : Bennett, J .Upham, Norton, Ingram, Watts, Runge.

A.N.Z . BANK : G. Kelly 3, Marsden 3,Wescott 2, Harnetty, Minniti, Towan . Best:Dancer, Daykin, Jones, Pinder, Towan, Wes-cott .St. Pat's-Monivae 19.19-163AMP Society 6.14- 50

ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Liston 7, Shannon5, Cribbes 2, Ryan, Coffey, J . Maher, D .Tobin, P . Tobin. Best: Liston, Cribbes,Delahunty, Park, Rohde, O'Brien .

AMP SOCIETY: Nicholls 2, Jenkins 2,Batten, Waller. Best : Mercier, Fankhauser,L. Taylor, P . Taylor, Parkinson, G . Caddick .

ME NTONIAN REACHES 100Congratulations to David 'Red' Durac k

who plays his 100th game for Old Mentonianstoday. Dave is a versatile team playercapable of playing in most positions onthe field either in the backline or forwardzone. His flash of red hair and dashingstyle of football has been an encourage-ment to many young players over the years.Dave is currently Treasurer of the clubthis year - a position he has held on pre-vious committees over the years . Onceagain Dave all the best for the season and ,we hope to see you around for many years .wishes for the future.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- MAY 22nd, 1976

F SECTIONBulleen United 2.2 7.10 11 .11 17.16-118Bulleen-T'stowe 4 .7 8 .10 13.14 15.15-105

BULLEEN UNITED : Gheller 5, Robertso n3, Macaulay 2, K . Harvie 2, Bowden, R .Archer, R . Divirgilio, Peter Archer, Nan-scawen . Best : Matlock, Porter, Bowden, K .Harvie, A. Divirgilio, Gheller.

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Dimeo 4, Daw-son 2, I . Walton 2 D'Agostino 2, G. Stan-nard 2, Goble 2, Dozzi . Best : D'Agostino,Dimeo, Lochart, G . Stannard, Dozzi, G . S .Miles .St. Bede's OC 13 .6 16 .8 22 .14 23.14-152Footscray IT 1.0 4.7 8.7 12.11- 83

ST . BEDE'S O .C. : McGinty 6, Ferrell 6 ,Lockwood 3, D Kean 3, Wain 2, BradburyA . Hester, McCormack. Best: D. Kean,Irving, Kelly, Bolger, Lockwood, F . Kean .

FOOTSCRAY I.T. : Carr 4, Watson 4,Grayson 2, Ruff 2 . Best : Grayson, Napoli,Carr, Fletcher, McCarthy, Ruff.West Brunswick 3 .10 9.15 15 .20 18 .24-132Beverley Hills 3.4 6.8 9.9 13.14- 92

WEST BRUNSWICK: P Guatta 5, J .Ryan 4, White 3, Beaumont 3, W. Brock-well 2, O'Halloran . Best : W. Brockwell,Ivey, Lewis, Monger, Walsh, Woollard .

BEVERLEY HILLS : B. Holly 2, T. Holly2, O'Loughlin 2, Collins, Gibson, Lowe,C . McCrory, Nugent, Odgers, A . Post . Best:Allan, Chandler, Collins, C. McCrory, A .Post, Ashley .LaTrobe Reds 5 .2 12.3 14.7 19.11-125University Reds 3.2 8.4 14.4 15.7 - 97

LA TROBE REDS : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

UNIV . REDS : Matthews 4, Sharpe 3, Cole2, Finkelde 2, Goyen, T . James, McNamara,Stephenson . Best : Goyen, Toose, Matthews,L . McLean, Finkelde, Sharpe .Glenroy 4.8 7.13 13 .17 15 .17-107Thornbury 1 .1 3 .7 5.8 11 .10- 76

GLENROY: E. Attard 3, Fox 3, A . Ros s3, Marshall, Ray Perry, Roserson, M . Wil-son, Vassalo, Todorov. Best : A. Ross, K.Ross, M. Wilson, Todorov, Ray Per ry , E .Attard .

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

150th TO ST . KILDA MA NAll at St . Kilda BOC extend congratu-

lations to Robin Harrison on his 150th gamefor the club . One of the old timers, "Harro"has given the club great service and is atpresent in fine form with the Reserves . Apacey player, "Harro" is most reliable an dputs pressure on his team mates . Goo d

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Last Week's Results - ContinuedJUNIOR SECTION 1

University Blues 4.4 10.9 14.11 16 .14-110Ormond 3.7 6.13 8.16 13.20- 98

UNIV. BLUES : Lawson 6, Sanger 3, Co x2, Bedford 2, Mueller, Whitehead, White .Best: Thompson, Thwaites, Lawson, Smith,Cox, Patterson .

ORMOND : Gough 5, Osmand 3, Hopcroft2, Bramston, Cornish, Sterling. Best:Gough, McDonald, Britton, Andrew, Bram-ston, Osmand.North Old Boys 10.6 17.16 27.22 35 .30-240Power House 0.1 0.2 0.6 3.7 - 25

NORTH OLD BOYS : Gregg 12, Hibbert7, W Clark 4, Conti 3, Kenny 3, Sullivan2, Peasnell 2, Malone 2 . Best: Gregg, Hib-bert, McSweeney, Clark, Peasnell, Hard-ers .

POWER HOUSE: Craig, Sarosi, O'Connor .Best : Seccas, Rosewarne, Steinfort, Craig,Sarosi, Aquilina .Mon . University 3.4 9.9 13.12 15.I8-108Ivanhoe 3.1 3.1 4.2 5.4 - 34

MONASH UNIV . : Sloan 8, Walton 3 ,Boyce 2, Creaser, English . Best: Blair, Nel-son, Nolan, Seiler, Creaser, Mann .

IVANHOE : Stevenson 2, Williams 2 ,Mearns . Best: Course, Cameron, Addamo,Stevenson, Veitch .University Blacks 6 .4 12.6 16.13 23.18-156Hampton Rovers 1 .1 4.4 4.4 8.5 - 53

UNIV. BLACKS: Woolcock 5, Key 5, Owe n5 ; Piazza 3, Skidemore 2, Toscano 2, Lewis,Best: Key, Toliday, Skidemore, Woolcock,Hill . Dillon .

HAMPTON ROVERS : Hurst 2 Fisher 2,Thompson, Diamond, Marshall, Pledger .Best : Thompson, Marshall, Pledger, Kab-bani, Kain, Diamond .Coburg 7.7 9.10 14.20 20.22-142Old Scotch Coil 0.3 7.9 11.12 13.15- 93

COBURG: Tilburn 6, Knight 3, Richard s2, O'Reilly 2, Newdert, Ingleton, Cleary,Sim, Buccilli, M . Brown, West. Best : M .Brown, Richards, Tilburn, Field, Knight,West .

OLD SCOTCH : Akam 4, Eggleston 3,Maver, Human, Kiel, Oates, Gibson, Mel-ville Best: Eggleston, Akam, Vines, Hayes,Maver, Wade .

Mike Andrews will play his 50th gamefor Old Carey against Old Scotch today .Besides being one of Carey's keenest play-ers Mike is an active committeeman .St . Kilda CBOC congratulate Doug Vick-ers on his 50th game . At present overcom-ing injury, Doug is most noted for hisbeautiful disposal and clever play . A re-sourceful clubman, Doug is rarely short ofa word - continued success over the next50.

JUNIOR SECTION 2Caulfield Gram 8.3 8.7 19.14 27.17-179Alphington 1 .3 5.10 5 .12 7.15- 57

CAULFIELD GRAM.: Hitchcock 10, Sas-sella 4, Lewis 4, Wright 2, Gibson 2, Bartlett2, Seymour, Mather, Gallus . Best : Sassella,Hitchcock, Sisson, Mather, Gregory, Dalton .

ALPHINGTON : Courts 2, Skerry, Travag-lini, Juracic, Curtis, Hvalica . Best: Tra-vaglini, Matfin, Courts, Coleman, Radford,Cree .West Brunswick 4.6 5.10 1 0 .16 13.19- 97St . Bernard's OC 2.1 7.10 9 .12 13 .12- 90

WEST BRUNSWICK : R. Brockwell 3, R .Caruso 2, Dell 2, Rossitto 2, Beveridge,Griffin, Nigro, Schwarze. Best : R Brock-well, Caligari, Dell, Marino, Rossitto,Welsh .

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday.Thomastown 4 .8 13 .15 20 .22 27 .29-191Kew 2.3 2.4 2 .6 2.6 - 1 8

THOMASTOWN, KEW: Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.Old Paradians 6.8 16 .16 20 .19 25.27-177Geelong 1.2 2.2 5.8 6.8 - 44

OLD PARADIANS : Luxon 8, McAleer 5 ,Johnson 4, Considine 2, Fithall 2, McLough-lin 2, Hession 2 . Best : McHardy, Johnson,Considine, Luxon, Caine, McAleer.

GEELONG : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-line- first post Monday ,Reservoir OB 8.2 13.6 20.10 22.12-144De La Salle OC 6 .2 10.6 14.9 19.17-131

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Traynor 5, Wike3, Baker 3, Malkoun 2, Ristevski 2, Romeo2, Lyons 2, Truefeldt 2, Pettet . Best :Truefeldt, Traynor, Getson, Edwards, Tobin,Malkoun.

DE LA SALLE : Carroll 7, Beddoe 3, Blak-ney 2, Hayes 2, Roach 2, Cull, Mullaly,Oliver. Best : Beddoe, Carroll, Cull, Curran ,

OLD CAMBERWELL CAPTAIN'S 100th

Richard Hewitt today plays his 100t hgame for Old Camberwell and the club,players and supporters alike, offer theircongratulations to him . Dick has been theclub captain for the past two seasons andcapped off a fine season last year by win-ning the club's best and fairest award forthe season . This year we look to him toprovide the experience and steadiness thatour many young players lack . Congratula-tions 'Dicky' and we hope the club is fort-unate enough to get another 100 games outof you.

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Last Week's Results - Continue dA RESERVE SECTIO N

University Blues 4 .3 6.5 8.6 12.8 - 80Coburg 1.1 1.5 2.9 4.10- 34

UNIV. BLUES : Taylor 5, T. Thwaites 2 ,Wilson 2, O'Kane, Ellison, Clohesy . Best:Macrae, Small, Anderson, Moore, Taylor,Schauble .

COBURG: J. Beattie 3, Thomas Best:C Green, Woods, Lewis, Thomas,' Kelly,Cox .St . Bernard's OC 2.3 6.5 8.10 10 .13- 73Old Trinity Gr 1 .1 1.4 2.5 4.8 - 32

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Reid 2, Waite 2 ,Tyler 2, Considine, J. Hughes, Daffey,Johnson. Best: Iannazzo, Schwarzenberg,Waite, J . Hughes, Tyler, P Pearson .

OLD TRINITY : Fekete 3, Healy. Best :Hillman, Bunting, Masters, Day, Friend,Birch .De La Salle OC 1.3 5.4 7.8 12.9 - 81Monash Blues 1.0 5.5 8.7 10 .8 - 68

DE LA SALLE : Dorizzi 3, Harley 2, Mc-Ilroy 2, Mitchell 2, George, Clarke, Kerin .Best: Letson, Kerin, Stewart, Hale, Janson,Kerin .

MONASH BLUES : Hedding 2, G . Anderson2, G . Moore 2, Schneider, Van den Nacher,S . Williams, Edwards . Best : Rogers, Carnell,Williams, Whitty, Fanning,Ormond 5.3 5.5 11.12 13 .14- 92North Old Boys 0.1 2.5 4.7 7.11- 53

ORMOND : K . Russ 4, Rowse 3, Kuramot o2, Hoey, Buckley, Foulsham, Handley. Best :Sandilands, Buckley, Thomas, Meeking, Pat-terson, K . Russ .

NORTH OLD BOYS : Prior 4, Scott, Biagi,O'Keeffe. Best : Kelly, Arthurson D .Maguire, Prior, Holland, O'Keeffe. ,University Blacks forfeited to Reservoir O .B.

(Played May 12th)Monash Blues 5.3 9.4 13.10 16.16-112University Blacks 0.1 3.2 4.4 5.7 - 37

MONASH BLUES : Sloan 7, Hedding 3 ,Whitty 2, Schneider 2, Moore, English .Best: Tellefson, Sloan, Carnell, Whitty, G .Harrison, English

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : King 2, Steward,Collins, Bateman . Best : T . Costello, Gates,Bateman, King, Steward, Scott .

B RESERVE SECTIO NMHS Old Boys 3.7 10.12 13.13 19 .16-130Old Carey Gram 4.3 6.3 10.7 10 .7 - 67M.H.S. OLD BOYS : Peatling 7, Short 4 ,Malone 2, MacKenzie 2, Hallet 2, Senini,H. Morgan . Best : Peatling, Short, Malone,I . Evans, A Morgan, D . Price .

OLD CAREY: Constable 3, McKenzie 2,G . Pappus 2, Armstrong, Anderson, Seale .Best : Anderson, McKenzie, Seale, Constable,

Rattenbury, Hames .

rHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 22nd, 197 6

Ivanhoe 2.4 7.7 10.15 13 .18- 96Collegians 1.3 3.5 4.7 8.11- 5 9IVANHOE: G . Dean 4, Butler 2, R . Harris2, Long 2, Onvlee, G . Stewart, Field . Best :G. Dean, Onvlee, Long, Steen, Field, John-son .

CLLEGIANS : Cranwell 2, Ferguson,Cartledge, Evans, Dean, Tucker, Parsons.Best : Wright, Cartledge, James, Butler .

Marcellin OC 4.1 9.6 11.10 18 .14-122St . Kilda CBOC 3 .3 4.5 7.8 8.9 - 57MARCELLIN O.C . : J . D . Gregory 7, Fraz-

er 2, F. Aloisio 2, P. Holmes 2, Bell 2,B . Crimmins, Tucker, Hardy Best: J. D.Gregory, Tucker, B . Crimmins, Walsh,O'Reilly, B . Gooley .

ST. KILDA C.B.O .C . : O'Sullivan 3, J .White, Kingsland, Shortall, Girdwood, De-laney . Best : Girdwood, B . White, Delaney,Lynch, Jones, Younger .

Old Paradians 4.2 6.4 8.6 10.10- 70Geelong 3.4 6.9 8.13 9.15- 69OLD PARADIANS : Stormont 5, Bainbridge2, McLoughlin, . Booth, Luxon Best : I .

MacLeod, 5tormoT nt, Bainbridge, McLough-lin, P. Carroll, Brennan .

GEELONG: D. Collins 3, Barton 2, Poul-ton 2, Mills, Ludowyk . Best : Poulton, Mc-Arthur, R . Jeremiah, D . Collins, Ludowyk .

Old Scotch Coll 4.0 10.2 12.6 15.11-101Caulfield Gram 2.2 4.4 7.6 10.8 - 68OLD SCOTCH : McKay 3, O'Grady 3, Drum-mond 2, Melville 2, Nickless 2, Wallace-Smith, Marks, Garrett . Best: Currie, Mel-ville, Frew, Garrett, Ryan, Burg e

CAULFIELD GRAM .: I. Mathieson 4,Lupson 2, Worthington 2, G. Tamblyn, Wal-lace . Best: Monotti, Gerrand, Pickering, G .Tamblyn, Hartley, Worthington .

2 MILESTONES AT ROVERLANDCongratulations to Dave Combe and Gary

Gleich who will play their 150th and 100threspective games for Hampton today . Overthe past seasons Dave has headed the goalkicking in both the Senior and ReserveSections on a number of occasions and hisfine marking and accurate kicking especiallywith the right foot is a treat to watch.Gary has played most of his games in theruck and he is a fine knock ruckman, hisability to leap is amazing as many an op-ponent's back will know . His other greatasset is his verbal control . Both playershave given the club their utmost on thefield and are fine workers as well off thefield . Once again congratulations boys andwe at Hampton look forward to the parts

you will play in this year quest for the flag-

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Last Week's Results - ContinuedC RESERVE SECTIO N

Old Melburnians 2.8 7.9 10.9 13.9 - 87Fawkner 1.1 2.2 5.2 7.4 - 46

OLD MELBURNIANS : Guest 3, Marks 3 ,2, Thomas 2, Strawhorn, Connell,

Elam. Best : Connell, Strawhorn, Wallace-Mitchell, Atkins, Marks, Jalland .

FAWKNER : M. Teasdale 2, Barnes, Bow-yer, Ciavola, Drummond, Pyle, Best : P .Dwyer, Prowse, Ciavola, Wittacker, Mc-Neil, Brown .Old Haileybury 1 .1 5.3 7.4 11.7 - 73Parkside 4.2 5.5 7.8 8.10- 58

OLD HAILEYBURY: McQueen 3, White-man 2, Houston 2, Bannon, MeWaters,Forbes, McLennan . Best: Bannon, Billings,Campbell, Gyngell, Houston, McLennan .

PARKSIDE: R. Poyntz 4, B. Harvey, Flet-cher, Felle, Brooks . Best : B . Harvey, Spinks,R . Poyntz, Mulholland, Sceney, R . Clarke .Kew 12.26- 98Power House 7.10- 52

KEW: Antoniades 2, Webster 2, Rowland2, Fanning 2, Duvergier 2, McKillop, Gev-aux . Best : Antoniades, Webster, Fanning,N. Smith, Anderson, McKillop .

POWER HOUSE : Edwards 2, Clark 2, Maj-on, Ballantyne, Ligeti . Best : Angelli, Bal-lantyne, Walker, Edwards, McGlone, Oster .UHS Old Boys 2 .6 4.9 12.15 15.18-I08Alphington 2.1 5.4 5.5 7.7 - 49

UHS OLD BOYS : Marr 4, Brobben 3,Luscombe 3, Waters 2, Grey 2, Dunne. Best :Marr, Blake, Grey Chettle Schultz Thomas .ALPHINGTON : Anderson 4, Rossoukas,Hames, Liddell Best : Delmenico, Rossou-kas, Liddell, Ermacora, Harris, Anderson .Hampton Rovers 5 .3 11 .6 14.14 16 .18-114Old Ivanhoe Gr 0 .4 1 .5 2.6 5.7 - 37HAMPTON ROVERS : C . Earle 5, Cave 3,

Best : 3'C~ Earle, 2'Devola~l' hWolfe , aralambouis,Cave, Morecroft, Wolfe .

OLD IVANHOE: Selleck 2, Henderson,Bainbridge, Newman . Best : Selleck, I . Scott,Nixon, Bainbridge, Raines, Pickering .

D RESERVE SECTIO NOld Cam'well Gr 2 .5 3.7 6.14 7 .15- 57Old Geelong 3 .2 5.6 6.8 7.13- 55

OLD CAMBERWELL: P, Hanson 4, Oak-ley, Sanft, Kelly . Best: Stewart, Healey,P . Hanson, Williams, MacCallum, Sanft .OLD GEELONG : P . Yencken 4, M. Yen-cken, Winter, Clarke, Carmichael . Best:M. Yencken, Carmichael, Armstrong, Hood,P. Yencken, Colman .AJAX 2.4 5.6 5 .9 8.11- 59Assumption OC 2 .3 3.3 5.5 6.6 - 42AJAX : Wiener 3, Pinch, Hoffman, Lis-ner, Gostin, Olenski Best: Kagan, Hoffman,Wein, Efron, Wiener, Friede .

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL. : Iliopulos, Pav-one, Bergin, Commadeur, Egan, P . Nugent .Best: Pavone, P. Nugent, Morris, C. Barn-ett, Iliopulos .Elsternwick 1 .3 3.8 6.13 13 .18- 96Brunswick 1 .3 1.5 3.9 4.9 - 33

notLeceived,Ior; receivedkafterB copy ldeadsline - first post Monday .

Best: BRUNSWIC : Coo

k ajarK Trotma~, Staples, G Staples,P. Wise, Gander.

Old Brighton Gr 5.5 8.8 10.10 13.10- 88State Sav . Bank 4.3 7.7 9 .10 9.12- 66OLD BRIGHTON : Dunn 3, Flack 3, Bell-

maine 2, Hunt 2, Kennedy, Kourim, Taylor .Best: Stretton, Dunn, Flack, Dobbie, Kelle-way, Prescott.

STATE SAV . BANK : Gilbert 3, Reilly 2,Izod 2, Mitchell, Glennan, McDonald . Best :Brennan, Cowell, Reilly, O'Neill, Izod, Gil-bert .

Old Xaverians 5 .5 9.8 15.9 19.12-126National Bank 3.3 7.4 7.7 9,10- 64OLD XAVERIANS: Fraser 10, C . Callina n

3, Hickey 2, Mortensen 2, Maguccio, Unkles .Best : Fraser, C . Callinan, Barrett, Skehan,O'Donohue, Petroff .

NATIONAL BANK : Plant 3, Rowe 2, Luc-as 2, Jackson, Krutli . Best: Mitchell, Krutli,Plant, Allen, Grantham, Payne .

BACK IN BUSINESS AT ELSTERtdWICK PARK -JUNE 5

We'll be back at Elsternwick Park on June 5th (for the first time thisseason) when Ormond will meet Monash Blues .The programme of matches for the first three weeks has been arranged,as follows:-

June 12th -ORMONDCOBURG v. DE LA SALLEEO.C.June 19th - DE LA SALLE O.C. v. ST. BERNARD'S O.C.The draw for later in the season will be announced as soon as finalised .

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Last Week's ResultsE RESERVE SECTION

St. Kevin's OB 10.12- 72LaTrobe Blacks 4.13- 37ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Arnold 2, Book-

ham 2, McLennan 2, G. Tsindos 2, Rolle,Harrison . Best : A. Tsindos, T. Corrigan,Bookham, G . Tsindos, Bourke, Ralle,LA TROBE BLACKS : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .North Brunswick 0.5 1.8 4.13 5 .18- 48Monash Whites 2 .1 3.6 4.6 6.7 - 43

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Ford 3, Carlyon ,N. Walsh . Best: Campione, Strickland, Pepi,Ford, Mikkelsen, Carlyon .

MONASH WHITES : P . Mitchell 2, Chis-holm, Forde, Kelly, Turnbull . Best : Jenni-son, Sangster, Forde, P. Mitchell, Turnbull,Kelly .Heatherton 3.3 7.7 10 .9 15 .14-104C'wealth Bank 1 .3 2.3 6.3 7.4 - 46HEATHERTON: Goalkickers, Best Playersnoc received, or received after copy dead-line first post Monday

C'WEALTH BANK: Hamilton 2 Amarant,S . White, Athans, Kimpton . Best' Hamilton,Pettis, D'Orsa, White, Sperlunga, Linehan .Old Mentonians 2 .1 2.2 5.3 7.4 - 46ANZ Bank 0.0 2.5 3.7 5.10- 4 0OLD MENTONIANS : I . Clement-Smith 3,Page 2, McKinlay 2 . Best : McKinlay, Zim-aris, I . Clement-Smith, P . Smith, D . Dur-ack, Page .

ANZ BANK : Ford 3, McCutcheon, May .Best : Carrazza, Borci, Ford, McNamara .AMP Society 4 .3 5.4 11 .7 18.7 - 1 15St. Pat's-Monivae 0 .1 0.2 1.2 5.3 - 33A .M .P. SOCIETY: I . Henderson 11, Mc-L.eod 2 P. Henderson, Palm, Whelan, O'Sul-livan, Joseph . Best : I . Henderson, McLeod,O'Sullivan, S . Carr, Jenkins, William sST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Walsh 3, Flower,Richardson . Best: S . Brooker, Mullen, Hirst,Weymouth, Flower, I . Brooker .

F RESERVE SECTIONBulleen United 3.2 9.12 10.13 14 .17-101Bulleen-T'stowe 4.1 5.3 8.9 8.11- 5 9BULLEEN UNITED : Lachmund 4, King 2,D. Divirgilio 2, Flavel 2, Edwards, DunnCa ,irns, Paul Archer. Best : Cairns, D

. irgilio, TEMPLESTBoyd , OWEMontgomeryx' K.Ilill 2, C . Kelly 2, Burton . Best: Pullar, C .I ;elly, A . Smith, Matheou, Hancock, Coyle .St . Bede's OC 2 .0 6.6 7.8 10 .14- 74hootscray IT 0.4 0.5 3.7 3.8 - 26

2, ST . Handley Kavanagh h Ryan. 2, Giummarra, Negri, P . Ryan,* Price, Yero-]cmis, Callaghan .

Dean . Best : Baddely, Deluca,c Kerr,Englefield, Stott .

Continue dWest Brunswiek 8 .14- 62Beverley Hills 8

.7 - 55

man 2, WEST BRUNWICK: Tartaglia 3

, Vazquez . SBest:Bull, Ceddia, Kay, Morris, Prosser, Tar-taglia .

BEVERLEY HILLS : Hartley 5, Johnson 2,Burling, Best: Hartley, Haack, Bradshaw,O'Dea, Woods, Burling:LaTrobe Reds 3 .1 6.3 8.6 10 .10- 70University Reds 2 .1 2.5 5.5 7.5 - 47LA TROBE REDS : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received or received after copydead-line - first' post Monday .

UNIV . REDS : Cooper 2, Miller 2, Thom-son 2, Mitchell . Best : G. Wilkins, Thomson,Mitchell, Miller, D . James, Sinn .Thornbury 4 .3 5.5 8.8 8.8 - 56Glenroy 0 .1 4.3 4.4 6.5 - 41THORNBURY: Gurrieri 2, Burnie 2, B .Burrows, Hanlon Ameara, Rademaker . Best :Ameara, R . Ashby, Hanlon, Hampl, Little,Bradbury .

GLNROY: kda eoo per Maugha nli Sul-

Vdilliams, Maughan, Stockdale, Buhagiar .Two stalwarts of Old Haileybury, Ti mParkes and Dean Livig played their 50th

games last week. Tim has been a fairly re-gular player with the Reserves, and hasbeen a very strong supporter of the club .Deano" is noted for his dashing play

with the Reserves, and has played a fewgames with the firsts . Well done, to youboth, and keep up the good work.

BALANCE SHEETS REQUIREDThe Treasurerthat the following

the -h ave A

.F .A. not ha

ssubmitted

a Balance Sheet for season 1975, as requiredby the Rules of the Association.

ASSUMPTION O .C.BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWEBULLEEN UNITEDCOBURGCOMMONWEALTII BANKDE LA SALLE O .C .FAWKNERKEWMARCELLIN O .C .MONASH UNIVERSITYNATIONAL BAN KOLD BRIGHTON GRAMM.OLD HAILEYBURIANSOLD ME LBURNIANSOLD MENTONIANSOLD TRINITY GRAMM .OLD XAVERIANSSTATE SAVINGS BANKST. BEDE'S O .C.ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYSST. PAT'S-MONIVAE O .C .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 22nd, 1976Page 11

"A" SECTION TEAM SCOBURG ( Red & Blue) . Coach: Graham Warfe (Rese rves) John Taylo r1 Archipow, M. 13 Cunningham, 23 Clark, D. J . 35 Zorzi, E . R. 47 Davies, W D,2 Handley, A . J. C. V. 24 O'Brien, B J. 36 Sim, I . 48 Gardiner, G. J.3 Seath, R. A . 14 Hutchison, M. A. 25 Cannon, D . J. 37 Royal, H. F. 49 Gorsky, S . E .4 Atkins, G. D. 15 Callesen, P . G . 26 Boyd, S. 38 Taylor, J, F. 50 Ingleton, I .5 King, R . A. (vc) (c) 27 O'Brien, M. J . 39 O'Brien, P . A. 51 Liddle, G. J .6 Gilmour, R. C . 16 Liddle, I . R . 28 Finlay, M . A . 40 Lewis, P. J . 52 Egan, M. G .7 Green, G . V. 17 Mann, S. 29 Hannan, M. 41 Green, M. A. 53 Cox, P, R .8 Walker, A. J . 18 Coles, G . S . 30 Green, C. R . 42 McAuliffe, N . G . 54 Taylor, B. F .9 Beattie,

jR. 19 Sheehan, M . G . 31 Willoughby, N . L.43 Lynas, V. W 55 Tolley, W. M .

10 Hibberd, $ . W. 20 Henry, T . D. 32 Birch, R D. 44 Leckie, N . R. 56 Fiasco, A .11 Beattie, N . J. 21 Symons, G. N . 33 Handley, * M. W. 45 Weston, A . D. 57 Turville, P.12 Richards, R . N. 22 Ellis, R. F. 34 Kelly, K . L . 46 Brown, M. C.DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS (Blue & Gold)Coach : Bernie Sheehy ; Res : Colin Gloveri McHenry, R . 12 Dunn, B. 22 Mitchell, P. 34 McIlroy, P.2 Welsh, R . 13 Letson; R. 23 Hale, D. 35 Bothe, J.3 Bourke, M. 14 Fitzgerald, J . 24 Mulqueen, S. 37 Mcllroy, P .4 Perkins, K . 15 McInerney, M. 25 Fitzpatrick, M. 39 Butler, I .5 O'Donnell, R . 16 Whitelaw, D . 26 Crothers, T. 40 Sherman, P .6 Yarwood, J . (cr) 27 Rathjens, J. 42 Donegan, P.7 Power, K. 17 Bourke, B . (vc) 29 Wright, S . 44 Aldenhoven, P.8 McDonell, P . 18 Jeffs, N. 30 Day, D. 45 Slattery, G.9 Stewart, P. 19 Pollard, J. 31 Murnane, P. 46 Loft, C .

10 Halasa, R. 20 Hale, G. 32 Groves, A. 47 Bourke, M. P .11 Lyons, B. (c) 21 Halasa, H. 33 Clarke, G. 49 McGuiness, R .MONASH BLUES (Turquoise & Silver)Coach: Bill Harding (Reserves) Stuart Schneider1 Curton, B . 16 Van Der Nacher, 30 Black, G . 45 Anderson, G .2 Williams, S. R. 31 Syme, J. (c) 46 Crampton, M .3 Golding, P. 17 Gunning, T . 32 Alford, A. 47 Creaser, J .4 Sweetland, M. 18 Midgeley, A. 33 Bickford, D. 48 Hore, T .5 Booth, R . 19 Gumley, W. 34 Stephen, T. 49 O'Hare, M .6 Smith, A . 20 Harrison, G. 35 Fanning, T. 50 English, J .7 Pell, J . 21 Williams, T 36 Hedding, I . 51 Campbell, P.8 Hopkins, P . 22 Ryan, C. 37 Scott, R. 52 Rogers, R .9 Olding, M. 23 Olds, R. (vc) 38 Malcolm, B. 53 O'Brien, B .10 Carlton, L . (dvc) 24 Clark, G . 39 Moore, C. 54 Giles, S .11 Cash, G . 25 Lucas, R. 40 Carnell, S . 55 Johnson, T.12 Hildebrandt, P . 26 Tellefson, J . 41 Moore, G. 56 Lachal, P .13 Schneider, S . 27 Orr, A. 42 Severs, P. 57 Armstrong, J .14 Lette, G. 28 Ellis, M. 43 Renhard, R. 58 Townsend, S .15 Gallagher, C. 29 Coldha m, J. 44 Whitty, P. 59 Mann, G .NORTH OLD BOYS ( Purple & White)

50 Fisher, A .51 Mitchell, J.52 Kerin, A.53 Sandford, C .54 Gilbert, P.55 McElroy, A .56 Flynn, J .57 George, P.58 Dorrizzi, T.59 McPherson, W.60 Hill,G .(vcr)

60 Bryson, N .61 Clarke, B .62 Edwards, J.63 Timms, R.64 Shaw, J .65 Manchester, K .66 O'Kane, A .67 Sealer, K.68 Joakin, S .69 Oakley, K .70 Farrell, K .71 Boylan, G .

Co,ach : Shane Maguire (Assistant) George Moloney (Reserves) Tony Arthurson1 Maguire, S . B . 12 Welch, M. R. 23 Scott, K. J . 35 O'Keeffe, G. F. 45 Jongebloed, P.CI2 Maguire, D . B .3 O'Connor, B . A.4 Fennelly, P . W.5 Wilson, G . M .6 Borcich, M. P .7 Robertson, N . F .8 Hogan, J. P.9 Scanlon, T. G .10 Anderson, B. J .11 Leeack, F. A.

(vc) 24 Butera, D. P. (vcr) 46 Fennelly, B .13 O'Connor, P . T. 25 Holland, A . 36 Ryan, D. F. 47 Cuffe, P .14 Fogarty, D . E. 26 Henry, J. 37 Fitzpatrick, 48 Arthurson, A.15 Sheales, M. J. 27 Wigney, S. G. R. J. (cr) 49 Nelson, D .16 Hall, P . G. 28 Haratsis, B . 38 Ferguson, P . D. 50 Murray, J . M .71 Ould, G. 29 Maguire, J . P . 39 Bevanda, S. 51 Skahill, B. J .18 Murray, L . F. 30 Sleight, G . 40 Hanneberry, M. 52 McCormack, M .19 McInerney, L . J. 31 Kelly, T . 41 O'Donnell, A. J . 53 Meredith, K . J .20 Carroll, P . D. 32 Diviny, K. J . 42 Arthurson, D . 54 Robbins, A .21 Biagi, A. A. 33 Condello, P. A. 43 Kutroili, D . 55 Walsh, P .22 Godfrey, G . 34 Prior, R. 44 O'Halloran, M. 56 Wakim, J .

OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIANS ( Gold & Green)Coach: Alec Gardiner (Reserves) Noel Waters1 Dart, R. 14 Stevenson, I . 27 Kennedy, R .2 White, G . 15 Smith, G. 28 Star, M.3 Arrowsmith, J . 16 Waters, N. (cr) 29 Quarterman, P .4 Watsford, G . 17 Galbraith, D. 30 Weir, T . (vc )5 Peers, W. 18 Wilks, P. 31 Quarterman, A .6 Emerson, D . 19 Piggin, C. 32 Jones, G .7 Birrell, A . 20 Williams, C. 33 Langley, R.8 Bartley, D. 21 Johnson, I. (c) 34 Murphy, R .9 Cook, M. 22 Baker, G. 35 Heinz, A .

10 Hansen, C. 23 Peers, R. 36 Beer, N .11 Grant, S. 24 Frood, D. 37 Deboos, R.12 Kennedy, S . 25 Dann, P. 38 Fekete, P.13 Stockdale, S. 26 McKinnon, T. 39 Day, P.

40 Allen, K .41 Christie, R .42 Emerson, S .43 Dawson, W .44 King, P . (vcr)45 Hillman, A.46 Nelson, S .47 Friend, I .48 Cumming, P.49 Herbert, K .50 Margetts, D .51 Healy, P.52 Clingin, G.

57 Wigney, 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.

ra. %, &1V11

ORMOND ( Brown & Light Blue) Coach : Ian Cameron (Assistant) Neil Le PageDove, S . W. 12 Foulsham, D. A. 25 Thomas, G . T. 38 Richardson, 49 Storey, J . R .wood, Roger 13 Purcell, P . J. 26 Kuramoto, G. D. P. W. 50 Turner, G. J.Rosengarten, T. 14 Smyth, J . F. 27 Curtis, Rob 39 Marston, D. J . 51 Palmer, G. R .4 ylurphy, P . M . 15 Chisholm, A. D . 28 Buckley, C. 40 Anrep, R . C. 52 Sandilands,; Jenkins, R. C. 16 Kozlowski, I . A . 29 Burney, C . W. 41 Gallivan, J . F. R. S .(vc) 17 Hoey, P . D. 30 Lewis, M. S. 42 Clark, R . M. 53 Bourke, S. M .6 L,-~dd, K . J. 18 Farrell, E. F . 31 Wood, Ray 43 Paterson, D. L . 54 Rowse, R . B .7 Fisher, G. J . 19 Le Page, N. L. 32 Carter, G . F. 44 Keane, A. J. 55 Humphreys,S Cameron, R. J . 20 Bourne, B . K . (c) 33 Morris, S . P . 45 Fitts, C . R. A. J.9(3raham, Allan 21 Russ, J. I . 34 Handley, G. J . 46 Collins, M . J . 56 Naylor, K . R .10 Corben, B . F. 22 Russ, K . M. 35 Gough, D. G . 47 Foulsham, M. P. 57 Kavanagh, I. R .(dvc) 23 Naylor, A. R. 36 Holman, G. J . 48 Meeking, J. P . 58 Hay, R . K.11 Gra ham, Adrian 24 Barry, J . R . 37 Curtis, M. (cr)RESERVOIR 0LD BOYS (White, Rayal Blue & Red)Co,ach : Brian King (Reserves) Alan Shepherd1 Bates, M . (c) 12 Manson, K . 26 Dakin, H. 40 Coles, C. 52 Giles , D.3 paulka, J. 13 Home, J. 27 Matheson, P . 41 Dobson, G. 53 Dowell, B .4 ll,~nsen, P. 15 Hutton, T. 28 Sellers, N. 42 Gray, P. 55 Morse, K .5 Scott, D. 16 Jarvie, W. 30 O'Brien, P. 43 Wilson, S. 56 O'Brien, T.G YIcLaughlin, L. 18 Aston, V. 31 Smith, P. 44 Lyons, D. 57 Driver, D.7 Rutty, G. 19 Tuininga, G. 33 Koers, D. 45 Truefeldt, D. 58 Box, G .S Trevascus, G. 20 Byrne, T. (dvc) 34 Pettet, W. 46 Kennedy, R. 64 Lobley, J .NO 21 Yoannidis, G. 35 Macklin, N. 47 Slattery, W.~Tassey, G . 23 Heenan, M. 36 Wilson, B. 48 Lever, P .j0 'I'uininga, F. 24 Shepherd, A. 38 Wilson, T . 49 Collins, D .11 Shepherd , R. 25 Taggart, R . 39 Coles, B . 51 Dickens, K .ST. BERNARD'S OLD COt.LEG1ANS (Black, Gold & Blue)Coach: Gus Mitchell (Rese rves) Paul Daffey1 Slater, V. A. 12 Hogan, P. N. 26 Phelan, R. M. 38 Smith, G. J. 50 Hughes, D . J .2 Burgin, D . C. 13 Mitchell, G . P. 27 Schwarzenberg, (vcr) 51 Tyler, K. J .3 Fox, J. W. 14 Thompson, P. S. W. J. 39 Brady, M. V. 52 Callanan, P . D .4 Santamaria, 15 Considine, P. J . 28 King, R . H. 40 Irvine, K. W. 53 Whiting, J . R .R . G. 16 Angel, B. F. 29 Waite, M. 41 O'Loughlan, 54 Hughes, G . F.:i Rackham, P. D . 17 Phelan, K . F. 30 Power, K. 42 O'Loughlin, 55 Dillon, G. P .NO 18 Dalmau, P. A. 31 Power, K . M. B. G. (dvcr) 56 Reid, M. T .6 lannazzo, M . P . 19 Nadzielski, H . J. 32 Dean, G . W. 43 Malouf, M. K. 60 Shanahan, P. J .7 Wade, G. F . (c) 20 Pearson, M. J . 33 Sullivan, A. 44 Taylor, P . M. 57 Smith, A. J .sMcNamee, B . A. 21 Kennedy, P . A . 34 Daffey, P. J . 45 Johnson, P. G . 58 Isaacs, A . G .9 Egan, B. J. 22 Aughton, P. G. (cr) 46 Hughes, J. G. 59 Bourke, W . D .lo Doolan, J . G. 23 Sheahan, M . G. 35 Pearson, P. J. 47 Loughnan, J .11 Davis, T. J . 24 Drennan, M. J. 36 Osborne, D . 48 Doutre, G. R.(dve)_ 25 Mahoney, G . A. 37 Jones, A. 49 Trewin , T. G .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS ( B & Royal Blue)Coach : Peter O'Donohue (Reserves) Glen Saines

10 Brown, C. P. 22 Clohesy, . J. 34 Sammon, M . T

I Johnson, G . A. 13 Collins, S . G . 24 Perrett, R. •M .3 NfacCalium, 14 McKinnon, (vc )D . J. A. O. 25 Birch, P. A .3 Clarke, J . A . 15 Hickey, B . S . 26 Cairfa, M. J.4 Costello, T . G . 16 Holland, G . A . 27 Steinfort, C. L .5 Burne, N. E. 17 Moffatt, A. R. 28 Saines, R . N.c Belfleld, R . D. 18 Webster, J. J . 29 King, D. A .7 Lockie, M. J . 19 Dynon, J . N. 30 Irwin, R. T .5 L2rkins, J . F . 20 Bullen, A. J . 31 Faulkner, C .9 Saines, G . R. 21 Sawyer, G . R. 32 Cusack, P . M .(cr) 22 Costello, S. A. 33 Steward, G . J.0 Kovess, C . B. (c) 34 Bateman, N.11 Steele, P . W. 23 McRobert, P . B . 35 Herben, G . C .12 .atchison, D . A .

UNIVERSITY BLUES (Black & Royal B16-e-)-Coach : Alan Salter (Reserves) Bruno Scarcella1 Williams, S . 12 Goss, P . W. 24 Hager, G. A .(dvc) 13 Girdwood, R . W. 25 Sleeman, M . G .Lyle, R . L. B(Cc) 114 Hindle, R . G. 2

6 5 O'Kane, W J. 27 Church1eBP(c)-i Vivian, D. G. 16 Ellison, G. N. 28 Hart, P . G .5-Ainger, D . G . 17 Jewson, G . R. 29 Carmody, J . (vc)6 Carroll, W . S . 18 Pleydell, G. P . 30 Lawson, D. J .7 Anderson, G . A . 19 Booth, D . J. 31 Morrison, G . R .S Templar, D . G. 20 Small, B. M. 32 Wilson, D . S .9 Nicolson, S . I . 21 Hollonds'P B. P. 33 Smith, H. J .

I Tyquin, M. 23 Westmore, G . A . 35 Moore, R . M .

36 Larsen, J . W .A .

37 Costello, A . J .38 Silk, S . P .39 Ryan, C . J .40 Staindl, D . J .41 Pascoe, D. W.42 Temple, M. J .43 Wood, A . R .44 Moore, A. J .45 Lay, P . A .46 Baxter, S . R .47 Dakis, P. G .

36 Bierwirth, P. A.37 Carne, R . V .38 Rabone, I.39 Debeile, G . D.40 Shatp , J . C .41 Nicolas, V. A.42 Plunkett, J. F .43 Standish, T . J .44 Patterson, R . G .45 Haines, I .46 Farrow, B . A .47 Sing, G . P .

48 Gates, T. C .49 Santamaria, P .50 Cleary, J . E .51 Scott, P . A .52 Ley, C . J.53 Wood, N. C .54 Springall, R . C .55 Elliott, P . E .56 Humphreys ,

N . W .57 Cottle, R. A .61 Hays, P . R .91 Wren, C .

50 Withers, M . N.51 Dunin, A . J .52 Thwa3.tes, T . P .54 Sammon, M. I .57 Adams, M. P.58 Brukner, P . D .60 Taylor, R. S .69 Armstrong,

M. J.

PREVIEWING TODAY'S GAMESA SECTIO N

Some tipsters really are bad. I havein mind the Truth's panel of six expertswhich got themselves eight winners outof a possible 36 In last Saturday's Leagueround . I am encouraged to retain the pinI used for Round 4.

De La Salle are looking good on top ofthe ladder, having been undefeated to date .I have a feeling they will find Old Trinitya more determined combination than anythey have despatched thus far, but lookforward confidently to them remaining inthe winners circle.

University Blues journey out to St. Bern-ard's which will relish catching a lot oftired students after a week of Inter-Varsitymatches . St. Bernard's will win this oneby a wide margin .

Coburg and North Old Boys, both wellequipped in the following division, willstage a keen contest in the shadows ofPentridge . Coburg have proven to be in-consistent to date and I strongly favourNorth .

Reservoir and Ormond look to be evenlymatched with Reservoir's current form muchmore attractive . The sight of some Ormondstars limping last Sunday morning did otimpress me and Reservoir could climb outof the hot seat they presently occupy.

Blacks and Monash are taking a holiday,to allow the rest of the section to catchup on games played . - Alf Keam.

B SECTIO NFour weeks gone and what have we

here". - An Old Scotch which IS good andexciting - a Caulfield Grammar which isrich in names and talent as well as yearsand inches (in the wrong places) . - AGeelong which reacts well to a little bit ofneedle and shows fight (maybe thats it!) -A Marcellin moving quietly but surely on- a reactivated Collegians - A "don'tknow" Old Paradians and Ivanhoe and a"do know" Carey, St. Kilda C .B .C. andMelbourne High .Inability to beat Geelong at home raises

doubts about Paradians - then you realisethe only two teams they have led at thesiren have yet to win so I must selectCaulfield even though they would have beenannihilated by Scotch but for Fox andLester .

Overweight Rovers (notwithstanding earlygoals) and an unprotected John Butcherwill not work although the class of Mor-phet and Fletcher and the doggedness ofGriffiths and McDonald will keep them init.

A seething Ray Wookey who eats scribesfor breakfast will ensure Geelong will de-feat Marce llin further proving Davis is onlyone of 20. Marcellin are capable of an upsetbut will finally bow to Geelong's homeground and fierce dedication.

On reflection Geelong's form is good -

they should have beaten Caulfield (eventhough Davis was down) .

Scotch surely must beat Carey withHinrichson savaging the forwards, Morgan'sversatility and King's dream disposal toSherwen . The Black Prince (or Omar??)will demand disciplined team work .

Ivanhoe shocked by losing at home butthere is nothing in St . Kilda's performancesto suggest they will break the ice (unlessthe wind blows across their ground).

Collegians are in it and I doubt if theywill let Melb . High set them back again .Collegians to win but I think it will be agood match . - John Byrne .

C SECTIONThanks Fellas for doing the right thing

- five out of five for the tipster.A four is already shaping up with a tussle

between five teams for fourth position.Top side Old Haileybury at Kew will

find the smaller ground a little hard toadjust to, however I think they are goodenough to hold top place .

Parkside and Old Melburnians will bethe match of the day . Melburnians' toptalent are starting to shine and I'm pick-ing Melburnians to win by a narrow mar-gin .

Fawkner at home to Hampton Roverswill be flat out to retain a spot in the fourand will make amends for last week .

Alphington are improving and will gainfour points at the expense of Power House .

Old Ivanhoe Grammarians, refreshed froma good win last week will hit their strapsagain today with a win against U.H.S .O.B .- Alex . Johnson .

D SECTIONOld Xav's must be jumping with joy with

this season's success and I'll put my neckout and make them my early favouritefor the flag.

Their captain, Peter Naughton is in fineform and playing well week after week .Today I expect him to lead the way againand inspire his,Xav's to a clear win overState Bank .The Bank have notched 2 and a half wins

but certainly do it the hard way ; 19 goals38 in successive weeks is not percentagebuilding football !

AJAX got a fright last week but todayshould not be troubled by Old Camberwellwhile Elsternwick may just shade Old Brigh-ton in what I expectr to be a "cliff-hanger"at Brighton Beach .

Assumption Old Collegians are certainlymaking their presence felt and they are my"dark horse" for the September play-off .They will be too strong for Brunswick atthe Dunstan Reserve .

Old Geelong with deadly accuracy (17-4)got up last week and prevented me fromtipping all five; I'll turn back to themtoday as National Bank are in the doldrumsand I can't yet see them "breaking the ice" .- Jim Fidge .

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How about a progress score Ed .? JOHNBYRNE Is right off beat - just ask GEE-LONG! !

Progress score next week, Jim - afterall there's only been three games for ALLof you Scribes . - Ed .

E SECTIO NI'd be good if it wasn't for Findlay's

mob. Wait till their head office shifts toAustralia an d the chairman gives them afree issue of a round ball . Plenty of ex-cuses then.

All North Brunswick needed was a bit ofencouragement to break the ice, but I'mgoing for Heatherton and the fresh air thisweek.

LaTrobe Blacks will do Monash Whites(both LaTrobe teams won last week, whilstboth Monash teams lost . An opportunityfor a Ph .D. here) .

Old Mentonians will be too polished forCommonwealth Bank ; who ever heard ofLady Tellers in the first ruck .

St . Pat's-Monivae will have little troublein gaining 4 more points against a dis-appointing ANZ Bank . (How do I get intouch with Tommy Hanlon?) .

A.M.P . and St . Kevin's were both biglosers last week . A.M.P .'s second succes-sive away match so I'll go for St . Kevin'snow that we are in the North wind sea-son . Nothing worse than a strange groundand a northerly blowing off the Onions inthe Burnley gardens .

Congratulations to Alec Johnson's officeboy . - Syd, Whitfield .

F SECTIO NLast week saw some improvement in my

selections and apart from the reversal ofGlenroy's form, it could have been fivewins .

This week the match of the day will beWest Brunswick v St . Bede's with WestBrunswick coming out on top although theirwinning margin will not be as great as theirearlier matches.

Bulleen United will account for FootscrayI .T . who have not been very impressive oflate . Thornbury really let me down lastweek and I can't see them getting up toknock off Bulleen-Tempiestowe.

Beverley Hills put up a pretty good showagainst West Brunswick last week and willbe rewarded this week with a win overLa Trobe Uni. Reds .

I'll put my neck out again and tipGlenroy to win over Uni . Reds. - KeithFindlay .

P trouble in accounting for the home side .

JUNIOR SECTION 1

up et byl heo Unive sityesl es,eesultingninthe miserable tally of two - I will now beseeking advice from Alex . Johnson, Presi-dent of M.U.F.C . seeing that he selectedall five winnersIVANHOE are*at home to North Old Boys

but the home ground advantage will not beenough to stop the visitors continuing theirwinning form.

oUmeetsiPower u House and wi lAl no

The most even game of the day shouldbe Ormond at home to Old Scotch, as theyhave both won one game . My selection isOrmond because of their home groundadvantage .

at Crawford Ovalth Princes nParkakAlth ugh

week they will Black s

find had Monash too easy strwin last

ong andI am selecting Monash to move into sec-ond place on the ladder .

Coburg areHampton Rovers trandllcan expect t an easywin unless the Rovers have been doing someexcellent recruiting . - Peter Nathan .

JUNIOR SECTION 2More surprising results last week make

the tipster's task a nightmare . My reputa-tion is such that one side has told methat they prefer me to tip against themso again I have obliged!! !

weomest West Bwho are

runswickth

e to thei r dsetMai nStreet Oval . Despite the good teamworkand determination of the Magpie side, Imust go for Thomastown .

Alhington St. rBernar

north west tod's . The home Niddri e

degain a lot of drive from big ruckman, PaulSmith and they should emerge victoriousover Alphington .

Reservoir Boysfrom travelCaulfield AlbertGrammar .

to meet the lads This should be a closely contested game

but if form can be any guide Caulfieldwill win .

The young Kew side has to make thelong journey to Geelong . Geelong will winbut I expect Kew to give spirited opposi-tion .

Long standing rivals Old Paradians and DeLa Salle clash at Yarra Park. This sea-son's form points to a win for the visitors .

May I ask all sides to phone their scores

canthe Herald s

result Eq Also could the we allthreeon

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clubs whowthe Editor. no These Itwo

pleas ematters

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given attention, will help all associated withthis section . - Norm Nugent .I heartily agree with your sentiments,Norm. - Ed.

STATE SQUADMEMBER S

All members of the Carnival Train-ing Squad are required to attendtraining at Elsternwick Park tomor-row morning, Sunday, May 23rd at10 .30 a.m.

Any pmuystr contact the t Chairman anyreason'Selectors, Mr. Manson Russel (phone86 6679) or one of the other selectorsor Coach - Peter

1 nt AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 22nd, 1976Page 15

The Grounds - Where and HowHere is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season,

together with directions as to how they may be reached . Unless otherwisestated, Reserves play on same ground as Seniors .

A SECTIO N

COBURG: De Chene Reserve, Bell Street,East Coburg . (East Coburg tram in Swan-ston Street to terminus . )

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : T. H .King Oval, High Street, Glen Iris . (Trainto Glen Iris, or Glen Iris tram in Swan-ston Street to terminus . )

MONASH UNIVERSITY BLUES : MonashUniversity Oval, (Train to Huntingdale ;bus along North and Wellington Roads toground.)

NORTH OLD BOYS: W. J. Brens Oval,Royal Park, opposite Zoo gates . (Bruns-wick, Coburg or North Coburg tram inElizabeth Street to Leonard Street . )

OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIANS : RichmondCity Reserve, corner Church and HighettStreet, Richmond . (Rear of RichmondCity Hall .) Flinders Street tram to cornerof Church Street and Bridge Road, orNorth Richmond tram in Chapel/ChurchStreet to Highett Street .

ORMOND: Ormond Park. (Train to Ormondwalk north along Newham Grove.)

TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRE SOn ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown . Seniors and Juniors at 2 p .m.

Reserves at 11 .45 a.m. Selections (Seniors and Juniors) In BOLD TYPE by the personspreviewinQ the respective Sections .

A SECTIONDe La Salle O .C. v Old Trinity Gramm. -

Grubb. Goal : Waddell, J . Francis (Amor) .St. Bernard's O .C. v University Blues -

Rowell . Goal : Stewart, Jenner (Ryan) .Coburg v North Old Boys - Goodman . Goal :

Hillier, McKenzie (Jones).Reservoir O .B . v Ormond - Rowe . Goal :

McCusker, Watson (Elworthy) .

B SECTIONSt . Kilda CBOC v Ivanhoe - Dodds . Goal :

Williams, Malcolm (White) .Collegians v M.H .S . Old Boys - J . Field .

Goal : Ahlm, Moran (Budge) .Old Carey Gramm. v Old Scotch Coll. -

Cordner. Goal : A. Smith, Paizis (Watts) .Geelong v Marcellin O .C . - Kelly . Geelong

Goal Umpires (Speechley).Old Paradians v Caulfield Gramm. - Hindle .

Goal : Murray, D. Francis (Morgan) .C SECTION

Kew v Old Haileyburians - Lowe (Wise) .Parkside v Old Melburnians - Johnston

(Holst) .Fawkner v Hampton Rovers - P . Feil (Som-

erville) .Alphington v Power House - Mead (Kitch) .U .H .S . Old Boys v Old Ivanhoe Gramm. -

McInnis (Myors) .

D SECTIONBrunswick v Assumption O .C. - Rossetto

(Forster) .A.J .A .X. v Old Camberwell Gramm. -

Mason (Darryl Smith) .Old Geelong v National Bank - Minson

(Yallop) .Old Brighton Gramm . v Elsternwick -

Cogdon (Henry) .State Sav . Bank v Old Xaverlans - Power

(Middleton) .

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Bariing Reserve,No . I Oval, opposite Reservoir HighSchool . Plenty Road, Reservoir . (EastPreston tram in Bourke Street to terminus,then bus .)

ST . BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS : St.Bernard's College Oval, end of BuckleyStreet, West Essendon . (Train to Essen-don, then bus. )

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : University Oval(Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swan-ston Street, or Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street .) RE-SERVES : Crawford Oval, south-east corn-er of Princes Park, opposite Ormond Col-lege, Parkville (Brunswick, Coburg orNorth Coburg *,tram in Elizabeth Streetto College Crescent . )

UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval .(Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swans-ton Street, or Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street .) RE-SERVES : Crawford Oval, south-east cor-ner of Princes Park, opposite OrmondCollege, Parkvilde . (Brunswick, Coburg orNorth Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street toCollege Crescent . )

FIXTURES, RESULTS "A" SECTIO NAPRIL 24

UBis 24 .16 OTrn 11 .18StB 17.17 UBlks 12 .16NOB 19.21 MBls 8 .15

Cob 25.17 Res 7.15DLS 15 .18 Orm 8.1 5

MAY 1OTrin 19 .12 NOB 14.8DLS 13 .12 UBlks 13 .11MBIs 15.14 Cob 13 .9StB 19.8 Res 10 .19Orm 21 .21 UBls 15 .2 1

MAY 8DLS 17 .17 Res 12 .14StB 17 .16 MBls 8 .13NOB 18 .15 UBis 16 .9Cob 22 .14 OTr 13.19UBlk 19.15 Orm 1 2 :1 5

MAY 15UBls 16.20 Cob 13 .10StB 16.16 OTrin 11 .12DLS 11 .15 MBls 6.2Res 18.20 UBIk 11 .6NOB 21 .16 Orm 11 .1 4

MAY 12UBlk 19.14 MBls 12 .7(Played Wed . May 12)

MAY 2 2DLS OC v 0 Trin GrSt . Bern v Uni BluesCoburg v North OBRes OB v OrmondUni Biks v Mon Blues(played 12th May)

MAY 29Uni Blues v DLS OCNorth OB v St BernO Trin v Uni BlksMon Blues v Res OBCoburg v Ormond

JUNE 5DLS OC v North OBSt. Bern v CoburgUni Blks v Uni BluesRes OB v 0 Trin GrOrmond v Mon Blues

JUNE 1 2Uni Blues v Res OBNorth OB v Uni BlksCoburg v DLS OCO Trin v Mon BluesSt Bern v Ormond

JUNE 19DLS OC v St. BernUni Blks v CoburgM Blues v Uni Blues

North OB v CoburgMon Blues v Uni BlksOrmond v Res OB

JULY 3 1DLS OC v Uni BluesSt. Bern v North OBUni Blks v 0 Trin GrRes OB v Mon BluesOrmond v Coburg

AUGUST 7North OB v DLS OCCoburg v St BernUni Blues v Uni BlksO Trin v Res OBMon Blues v Ormond

AUGUST 14Res OB v Uni BluesUni Blks v North OBDLS OC v CoburgMon Blues v 0 TrinOrmond v St. Bern

AUGUST 21St Bern v DLS OCCoburg v Uni BiksUni Blues v M BluesNorth OB v Res OBO Trin Gr v Ormon d

Res OB v North OBOrmond v 0 Trin G r

JUNE 26O Trin v Uni BluesUni Blks v St BernMon Blues v Nth OBRes OB v CoburgOrmond v DLS O C

JULY 3North OB v 0 TrinDLS OC v Uni BiksCoburg v Mon BluesSt. Bern v Res OBUni Blues v Ormon d

JULY 10Res OB v DLS OCMon Blues v St . BernUni Blues v North OBO Trin v CoburgOrmond v Uni Blks

JULY 17Coburg v Uni BluesSt Bern v 0 Trio GrDLS OC v Mon BluesUni Blks v Res OBNorth OB v Ormond

JULY 24O Trio Gr v DLS OCUni Blues v St Bern

E SECTIONHeatherton v North Brunswick - Cavanagh

(Donegan) .Monash Whites v La Trobe Blacks - Mc-

Mahon (Hinton) .St. Kevin's O .B. v A.M .P . Society

Andrews ( Bertram) .Old Mentonians v Commonwealth Bank -

Muller (Hando) .A .N.Z . Bank v St . Pat's-Monivae O .C. -

Botsford (P . Mannix) .F SECTIO N

West Brunswick v St . Bede's O .C . - Peake(Fullerton) .

Footscray v Bulleen United (at W . Ang-liss Reserve, Yarraville) . - Booth (Dar-ling) .

Bulleen-Templestowe v Thornbury - Blair-Holt (Parker) .

La Trobe Reds v Beverley Hills - Pattison(Stevens) .

University Reds v Glenroy - Rogers (Har-kin) .

JUNIOR SECTION iIvanhoe v North Old Boys - C . Nichol .Power House v University Blues - King .Ormond v Old Scotch Coll . - Gow .University Blacks v Monash University -

JorgensenHampton Rovers v Coburg - Simpson .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Thomastown v West Brunswick - Cunneen .St. Bernard's O .C . v Alphington - Dressing .Caulfield Gramm . v Reservoir O .B. - J .

Smith.Geelong v Kew - Marks .Old Paradians v De La Salle O .C . - Mae-

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Saturday, 24th April 1st Week . 13 report-ed, 2 tribunals .

Saturday, 1st May 2nd Week . 9 report-ed, 2 tribunals,

Saturday, 8th May 3rd Week . 1 reported,1 tribunal .

Saturday, 15th May 4th Week. 10 re-ported, 2 tribunals .

I was quite confident, after the firstweek, that we would see out at least anotheryear of existence. Now, I am not so sure .

When will players, and coaches realize,that we play football and have no place forfootbrawl?

Please tell me how to get the messagethrough .

I have tried .The Executive had tried .The Independent Tribunal are doing their

share and more .Umpires cannot report incidents that do

not happen.Then who can we blame for this dis-

gusting blight on our honoured Association .Who then can we blame but you, and

you and you, and this includes those whowere responsible for the senseless barrack-Ing, that was heard at the game betweenSt. Bede's Old Coll, and Footscray I .T .and the game between Bulleen United and

Bulleen-Templestowe last Saturday, and forthat matter at any other venue you careto visit.

J . Fullerton, Secretary , V.A.F .A .

THE BLACK LISTMissed Publication deadline (Seniors and

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

MHS OLD BOYSST. BEDE'S O .C .HAMPTON ROVERS JUNIOR SALPHINGTON JUNIORSDE LA SALLE O .C. JUNIORSRESERVOIR OLD BOYS RESERVESIVANHOE RESERVESFailed to phone Final scores to Herald

Office before 5.30 p .m. - Fine SIX DOL-LARS .OLD PARADIANSBULLEEN UNITEDNORTH OLD BOYS JUNIORSCOBURG JUNIORSOLD PARADIANS JUNIORSFailed to phone Final scores or Details

to Press Correspondent before 7 p .m. (ASection 6 p.m .) Fine SIX DOLLARS .NORTH OLD BOYS JUNIORSCOBURG JUNIORSPhoned Incorrect Scores - Fine THREE

DOLLARS .BEVERLEY HILLSUNIVERSITY BLUES JUNIORS

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LOOKING BACKBy Noel Rundle

5 Years Ago - 1971St. Bernard's stalwarts Bob Hampson and

Peter "Tub" Atkinson became the club'sfirst players to reach 150 games. Peter hadalso been secretary for 5 years .

Lucky Monash Blues - scraped homeagain . For the third successive wek Mon-ash Blues won by a narrow margin - threepoints this time - at the expense of OldScotch who were in front when the sirensounded and lost the game when Monashgoaled from a free kick awarded a fewseconds before the siren .

Marshall, Galbraith, Bartley (Monash) andAddison, Heaton, Welch (Old Scotch) werebest .Coburg (21 :15-141) annihilated Melbourne

High (3 .10-28) .Alan Salter (Coburg) and Sam Birtles

(Monash Blues) had been appointed coachesof teams to play South Australia and Tas-mania while the managers of the respectiveteams were Brian Le Brocq and Fred Cold-rey.

10 Years Ago - 1966John Anderson proved a capable full for-

ward for Old Scotch Juniors with 7 goalsagainst Coburg to bring his tally to 14(What happened to the true boot? - Ed . )

Ormond were thrilled with Ian Cameron'sgreat display against Footscray Tech, for his50th game - "tigerish and tough" .

Collegians announced Prime Minister,Harold E . Holt, as a financial member ofthe club for season 1966 .

It was reported that "Gympie" Sutherlanddropped a trayfull of glasses at "Common-wealth Bank's Saturday night turn"reason advanced was something about Nancyand "Gympie's" thrill of his life .

25 Years Ago - 1951Among the 'B' Section notes Coburg

thanked Geelong for their great hospitalityafter the game. One who no doubt enjoyedit was Bob Sinclair "many thanks for hisacceptance of that quite thankless task ofboundary strider" (No doubt Bob couldstill handle the hospitality but not theboundary - Ed . )

'A' Section captains were Joe Sheehan(Ormond), Doug Arnold (Hampton Rovers),Peter Cox (Old Melburnians), J . Thomas(Comm . Bank), Geoff Sinclair (Univ. Blues),Keith Lewis (Collegians), Wally Sparks(Ivanhoe) .

Who captained Old Scotch, Brunswick andUniv . Blacks ?Sad to report - Old Xaverians went down

to undefeated 'B' Section leaders AlphIng-ton with scores 21-20 to 0 .1 . Yes, OldXav's scored in the second quarter andnot again !

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TRIBUNAL(MAY lst ROUND )

G. L. Roberts (Alphington) was foundguilty of striking B . Hunt (Kew) and sus-pended for six matches .

D. Zerbi (Kew) was found guilty ofattempting to strike J . Williams (Alphing .ton) and suspended for four matches .G. W. Candy (Alphington) was found

guilty of striking A. O'Dowd (Kew) andsuspended for six matches .

P . Blake (AMP Society) was found guiltyof striking D . Payne (North Brunswick) andreprimanded .

R. Field (Ivanhoe Reserves) was foundguilty of continually disputing the umpire'sdecisions and severley reprimanded .

R. Harris (Ivanhoe Reserves) was foundguilty of disputing the umpire's decisionsand severely reprimanded .

B . Hickey (Ivanhoe Reserves) was foundguilty of striking I . Duffy (Old Scotch Coll .Reserves) and suspended for four matches .He was also severely reprimanded for dis-puting the umpire's decisions .

N . Emmett (Footscray I .T . Reserves) wasfound guilty of striking J . Forrest (Uni-versity Reds Reserves) and suspended forfour matches .

(MAY 8th ROUND)P . Callesen (Coburg) was found guilty

of kneeing D . Emerson (Old Trinity Gramm .)and suspended for six matches .

(AUGUST 30th, 1975 ROUND)C . Ramsdale (Thornbury) was found guilty

of striking R . Morley (Bulleen United) andof general misconduct towards the fieldumpire and suspended for eighteen matches .

150 UP TO NORTH'S COACH

North Old Boys congratulate their Captainand Coach, Shane Maguire, who plays his150th game today . Shane has played inmany Victorian teams in his long career, hasbeen Captain since 1972 and is now in histhird season as Coach .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 22nd, 1976

LEADING GOALKICKER SA SECTION

Moffatt, Univ . Blks (7,2)Thompson, St . Bern (5)I-landley, Coburg (1)Tyquin, Univ. Blues (4)Hill, De La Salle (5)Hindle, Univ . Blues (-)Fogarty, North O .B . (4)Murray, North O .B . (-)R . Shepherd, Res . OB (3)Burne, Univ . Blks . (4,-)

Jones, O . Brighton (-)21 Morris, Nat . Bank (4)1 514 E SECTIO N14 Shannon, St . P-Mon . (5) 2313 Von Moger, LaT. Blk . (3) 2 112 W. Mahar, St . P-Mon . (-) 1 112 s peers, Old Ment11 Bingham, Com. Bank (2j 1

910 Marsden, ANZ Bank (3) 910 Norton, Old Ment . (4) 9

B SECTIONButcher, C . Gram. (1) 25J . Jordan, Old Parad . (4) 22Jones, Marcellin (5) 22Marx, Old Scotch (3) 15Shenven, Old Scotch (4) 14R . Martin, MHS OB (2) 13C. Wood, Ivanhoe (6) 13A. Jones, Ivanhoe (1) 12Silberberg, MHS OB (1) 11Duke, Old Paradians (1) 11Cox, Old Scotch (3) 1 1

C SECTIONBouris, Old HaileyUrquhart, O . Melb .Bastow, ParksideGreen, ParksideMcMahon, UHS OBFerguson, FawknerNash, Hamp . RoversRoberson, O . Melb .Cordner, Old Melb.Quaife, Parkside

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(1) 19(2) 15(-) 12(2) 12(3) 12(4) 12(4) 12(4) 1 2

D SECTIO NHolmes, O . Brighton (2) 16Brosnan, Old Xav. (2) 15Lester, Assumption (3) 14Missen, O . Geelong (4) 12O'Neill, Old Xav. (2) 10Bluzer, AJAX (-) 10Bialek, AJAX 9

Radford, at . Kev. (-) 8Waller, AMPLa TSociety (1) 8O'Donohue, . Blk . (1) 8Mounsey, O . Ment . (4) 8

F SECTIO NWatson, Foots . I .T . (4) 22White, West Bruns . (3) 18Gibson, Bev . Hills (1) 17W . Brockwell, W . Bk (2) 16J . Ryan, W . Bruns . (4) 16Allen, St . Bede' sDawson, B-T'stowe

(-) 15

Beaumont, W. Bruns .(2)

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5Kenny, Univ. Reds (-) 14O'Loughlin, B . Hills (2) 12Gheller, Bull. Utd. (5) 1 2

JUNIOR SECTION 1Sloan, Mon . Univ. (8) 32Walton, Mon . Univ . (3) 19Godfrey, North OB 18Gregg, North OB (12) 16Creaser, Mon . Univ. (1) 14Woolcock Un . Blks . (5) 14Giles, Mon. Univ. (-) 13Tilburn, Coburg (6) 13Key, Univ. Blacks (5) 13Stevenson, Ivanhoe (2) 11Eggleston, O . Scotch (3) 1 1

JUNIOR SECTION 2Romeo, Resv . OB (2) 29Hitchcock, Caul . Gr. (10) 23

Traynor, Resv . OB (5) 17R . Caruso, W . Bruns. (2) 17McGaw, Resvr. OB (-) 16Strugnell, Caul . Gr. O 15Truefeldt, Res . OB (2) 14Wright, Caul . Gr. (2) 13

A RESERVE SECTIONDorizzi, D .L . Salle (3) 14Considine, St . Bern . (1) 13Mitchell, D .L. Salle (2) 10Templar, Un. Blues 9Foulsham, Ormond (1) 9

B RESERVE SECTIONJ . D . Gregory, Marc . (7) 17G. Dean, Ivanhoe (4) 15Dean, Collegians (1) 14Ferguson, Coll'gns . (1) 12Lupson, Caul . Gram. (2) 9

C RESERVE SECTIONR . Poyntz, Parkside (4) 29McQueen, O . Halley (3) IICave, Hamp . Rovers (3) 10Ferguson, Fawkner (-) 9

D RESERVE SECTIONFraser, Old Xav. (10) 22Bellmaine, O . Bright . (2) 15Unkles, Old Xav. (1) 11P . Yencken, O . Geel . (4) 10Fullerton, O . Geel . (1) 10

E RESERVE SECTIONI . Henderson, AMP (il) 18May, ANZ Bank (I) 12Walsh, St . P .-Mon . (3) 12Ericksen, Old Ment . (-) 10

F RESERVE SECTIONDagg, West . Bruns . (-) 15Condon, West Bruns . (1) 11Tartaglia, W. Bruns . (3) 10G. J. Ford, Glenroy (-) 9

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A SECTION

University Blues v De La Salle O .C .North Old Boys v St. Bernard's O .C .Old Trinity Gramm . v University BlacksMonash Blues v Reservoir O .B.Coburg v Ormon d

B SECTIO N

M .H .S . Old Boys v St. Kilda CBOCOld Scotch Coll . v CollegiansIvanhoe v GeelongMarcellin O .C . v Old Paradian sOld Carey Gramm. v Caulfield Gramm .

C SECTIONOld Melburnians v KewHampton Rovers v ParksideOld Haileyburians v AlphingtonPower House v U .H .S . Old BoysFawkner v Old Ivanhoe Gramm.

D SECTION

Old Camberwell Gramm . v BrunswickNational Bank v A.J.A .X .Assumption O .C. v Old Brigthton Gramm .Elsternwick v State Sav . BankOld Geelong v Old Xaverlans

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E SECTIONLa Trobe Blacks v HeathertonA .M .P. Society v Monash WhitesNorth Brunswick v Old MentoniansCommonwealth Bank v A.N .Z . BankSt. Kevin's O .B. v St. Pat's-Monivae O .C .

F SECTIONBulleen United v West BrunswickThornbury v Footscray I .T .St. Bede's O .C . v La Trobe RedsBeverley Hills v University RedsBulleen-Templstowe v Glenroy

JUNIOR SECTION 1University Blues v Ivanho eold Scotch Coll . v Power HouseNorth Old Boys v University BlacksMonash University v Hampton RoversOrmond v Coburg

JUNIOR SECTION 2Alphington v ThomastownReservoir O .B . v St. Bernard's O .C .West Brunswick v Geelon gKew v Old Paradian sCaulfield Gramm, v De La Salle O .C.

AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 22nd. 1976

PREMIERSHIP LISTSA SECTION

W L For Agst % PisDe La Salle OC 4- 398 276 144.2 16North Old Boys 3 1 483 374 129 .1 12St. Bernards OC 3 1 352 306 115 .0 12*University Blacks 23 2 506

2 488 374 130.5 12CoburgUniversity Blues 2 2 492 442 116.6 8Ormond 1 3 377 490 76.9 4Old Trinity Gram, 1 3 385 510 75.5 4Reservoir OB 1 3 350 480 72.9 4tVlonash Blues 1 4 345 540 63.9 4

B SECTIONOld Scotch Coll . 4 - 519 348 149 .1 16Marcellin O.C . 3 1 421 237 177.6 12Old Paradlans 3 1 436 343 127.1 12Caulfield Gram. 3 1 469 370 126.8 12Ivanhoe 2 2 443 449 98 .7 8Geelong 2 2 364 372 97.8 8Collegians 2 2 295 302 97.7 8MHS Old Boys 1 3 429 576 74 .5 4St . Kilda CBOC - 4 277 510 54 .3 -Old Carey Gr. - 4 264 493 53.5 -

C SECTIO NOld Haileybury 4 - 467 358 130 .4 16Parkside 3 1 514 316 162.7 12Old Melburnians 3 1 479 374 128 .1 12Fawkner 2 2 457 434 105 .3 8Kew 2 2 355 369 96.2 8Old Ivanhoe Gr . 2 2 404 429 94.2 8Alphington 2 2 341 405 84.2 8Hampton Rovers 1 3 397 415 95.7 4UHS Old Boys 1 3 378 452 83.6 4Power House - 4 269 509 52.8 -

D SECTIONOld Xaverians 4 - 512 281 182 .2 16AJAX 4 - 516 294 175.5 16*State Sav. Bank 2 1 322 372 86 .6 10Assumption OC 2 2 358 293 122 .2 8Old Camberwell Gr 2 2 408 380 107.4 8Elsternwick 2 2 385 411 93.7 8Old Geelong 2 2 367 406 90.4 8Old Brighton Gr. 1 3 402 407 98.8 4*Brunswick - 3 258 489 52 .8 2 .National Bank - 4 265 460 57 .6 -

E SECTIONLaTrobe Blacks 4 - 412 281 146 .6 16St. Pat's-Monlvae 3 1 442 353 125.2 12Old Mentonians 2 2 367 352 104 .3 8Heatherton 2 2 419 425 98 .6 8St . Kevin's OB 2 2 338 343 98 .5 8AMP Society 2 2 337 399 84.5 8Commonwealth Bk 2 2 353 439 80.4 8North Brunswick 1 3 319 312 102.2 4Monash Whites 1 2 206 236 87.3 4ANZ Bank - 3 266 319 83.4 -

F SECTIONWest Brunswick 4 - 715 237 301 .7 16St. Bede's O .C . 4 - 536 386 138 .9 16Beverley Hills 2 2 399 397 100.5 8Bulleen United 2 2 434 440 98 .6 8Footscray IT. 2 2 393 438 89.7 8LaTrobe Reds 2 2 357 416 85.8 8Bulleen-T'stowe 1 3 416 476 87.4 4Thornbury 1 3 367 444 82.7 4University Reds 1 3 364 510 71 .4 4Glenroy 1 3 298 535 55 .7 4

JUNIOR SECTION 1North Old Boys 4 - 723 149 485.2 16Monash University 3 1 583 198 294.4 12Ivanhoe 3 1 374 307 121.8 12University Blues 3 1 469 439 106.8 12University Blacks 2 2 438 250 175 .2 8Coburg 2 2 421 406 103.7 8Ormond 1 3 233 409 57.0 4Old Scotch Coll 1 3 261 695 37.6 4iHampton Rovers 1 3 188 393 47 .8 -Power House - 4 151 787 19.2 -

A RESERVE SECTIO NW L For Agst % Pis

De La Salle OC 4- 371 180 206.1 16St . Bernards OC 4 - 288 173 166 .5 16Ormond 3 1 356 256 139.1 12University Blues 3 1 345 287 120.2 12Coburg 3 1 264 259 101.9 12North Old Boys 2 2 313 296 105.7 8*Monash Blues 1 4 293 378 77.5 4Reservoir O .B. 1 3 70 247 28.3 4Old Trinity Gr . - 4 228 367 62.1 -i$University Blacks - 5 160 360 44.4 -4

B RESERVE SECTIO NMarcellin OC 4- 401 219 183.1 16Ivanhoe 3 1 377 221 170.6 12Old Scotch Coll. 3 1 337 251 134.3 12Collegians 2 2 415 254 163.4 8St. Kilda CBOC 2 2 334 261 128.0 8MHS Old Boys 2 2 324 314 103 .2 8Caulfield Gram. 1 3 246 311 79.1 4Geelong 1 3 241 341 70.7 4Old Carey Gr. 1 3 247 416 59.4 4Old Paradians 1 3 160 494 32 .4 4

C RESERVE SECTIONHampton Rovers 4 - 263 165 159.4 16Parkside 3 1 502 122 411 .5 12Kew 3 1 299 204 146.6 12Old Halleybu ry 3 1 298 268 111 .2 12Fawkner 2 2 395 220 179.5 8Old Melburnians 2 2 299 204 146.6 8UHS Old Boys 1 3 197 426 46.2 4Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1 3 151 329 45.9 4'*Alphington 1 3 118 365 32.3 4fPower House - 4 60 395 15 .2 -4

D RESERVE SECTIONElste rnwick 4 - 431 171 252 .0 16*Old Xave rians 3 - 348 274 127.0 14AJAX 3 1 326 211 154.5 12*Old Brighton Gr . 2 1 334 275 121 .5 10Assumption OC 2 2 280 235 119.1 8Old Geelong 2 2 329 290 113 .4 8Old Cam'well Gr. 2 2 182 223 81 .6 8State Sav . Bank 1 3 228 360 63 .3 4National Bank - 4 193 407 47.4 -Brunswick - 4 138 424 32.5 -

E RESERVE SECTIO NHeatherton 3 1 463 173 267 .6 12AMP Society 3 1 318 148 214.9 12ANZ Bank 3 1 267 206 129 .6 12St . Kevin's OB 3 1 250 222 112 .6 12Monash Whites 2 2 259 201 128 .9 8LaTrobe Blacks 2 2 244 257 94.9 8North Brunswick 2 2 215 238 90 .3 8Old Mentonians 2 2 229 281 81 .5 8Comm. Bank - 4 153 297 51.5 -St. Pat's-Monivae - 4 148 523 28.3 -

F RESERVE SECTIONWest Brunswick 4 - 427 152 280 .9 16Thornbury 3 1 319 248 128.6 12Bulleen United 3 1 279 237 117 .7 12Beverley Hills 2 2 199 243 81 .9 8Footscray I.T. 2 2 184 252 73.0 8LaTrobe Reds 2 2 182 250 72.8 8Bulleen-T'stowe 1 3 194 198 98.0 4St . Bede's OC 1 3 222 242 91.7 4Glenroy 1 3 193 268 72 .0 4University Reds 1 3 142 333 42 .6 4

JUNIOR SECTION 2Thomastown 4 - 872 120 726 .7 16Caulfield Gram. 4 - 653 223 292 .8 16Reservoir O .B . 3 1 762 288 264 .6 12St. Bernard's OC 3 1 518 203 255 .2 12West Brunswick 3 1 437 357 122 .4 12De La Salle OC 2 2 344 535 64.3 8Old Paradians 1 3 334 459 72.8 4Alphington - 4 227 663 34.2 -**Geelong - 4 133 591 22.5 -Kew - 4 79 972 8.1 -

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