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BALL ICongratulations to Glenn Cassidy - "Cass-

manS" - who Played his 50th game for

U .H .S .O.B . against M.H .S .O .B . Glenn, who isthis year's Reserves team Vice-Captain, ishaving a great season . His enthusiasm, both onand off the ground, is a great example toyounger Players. Well done, Cass, look forwardto 100 games .

The Committee and players at M.H .S .O .Bcongratulate three of their club mates who allplayed their 50th game against Elsternwick .George Kovits, Keith Hallet and Bob Evans areall vital senior footballers who we hope willcontinue their fine efforts for many moreseasons yet. Well done fettast

All at St. Kilda C .B.C . would like to con-gratulate Brendan Jones on playing his 50thgame three weeks ago. "Jonesy" started withthe club in 1975 while still at school andquickly worked his way into the Firsts . He hasPlayed mostly on the half-back flank and it is .In this position that hq has shown some greatform over the past few seasons . Best of luckfor the future and we all hope you can main-tain your magnificent form of the moment.

Old Brighton's Jim Kelleway played his 50thgame last round and everyone associated withthe club congratulates 'Kelloggs' on this mile-stone . Jim, a utility Player of solid build anddubious pace, has often been called upon tofill weak spots in the Reserves side which heinvariably does with admirable application,patience and much under-rated ability . How-ever, if anything, he specialises in organisingend of season trips and dispensing refresh-ments at social functions, but in whatevercapacity, he will be sorely missed when heessays o/s within the next few weeks . So con-gratulations James, and the best of goodfortunes in your approachin6 travels .

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halfcenturefor OtdGeelong toda Betweenthem, Gerry Sheehan and Charlie Moore haveput in some really gutsy performances for theclub - and everyone at Como congratulatesthem . Well done boys and keep hangin' inthere !

Everybody at Commonwealth Bank congratu-lates "Patto" Paternoster who plays his 50thgame for the club this week . Since being anew "recruit" in 1975 - at the age of 31 -"Patto" has played in both our Firsts andSeconds sides . If anybody was instrumental inthe Seconds making their first Finals appear-ance for many years it was "Patto" . We knowthat, with his experience, "Patio" will onceagain guide the younger players throughanother season to the finals and hopefully toa flag . We know we will see many more gamesfrom Patto in the future - another counts of

GEELONG PROUD OF THEIR CLUBMANSHtP

The Geelong commitee wishes to note theclubmanship shown by some younger seniorplayers in assisting the juniors with boundaryumpire duties after they have p ayed with theReserves.

John Frewin, Gary Pettigrove and a numberof others have put club needs before theirown desires. Their efforts are greatly r=ci-ated by the U .19 coach and the commit :~.

Belated congratulations from all CaulfieldGrammarians to Seniors' coach tan Cameronand his wife Roslyn on the recent birth ofGeorgina, a sister for their first arrival, Nicole.After about 15 years with Ormond in whichperiod he played in several of their premie,ship teams, finishing up as aplayer as captainand finally as Seniors' coach, Ian took overthat position with Caulfield Grammarians thisseason . Being well known to many of theclub's Players and members for his effective-ness as a footballer we are now having ataste of his coaching methods . The aggressive,attacking "play-on" . style of football he isendeavouring to instil into our team will, wehope, keep us well to the fore in A Section .In this he has the full backing of the adminis-tration . So Ian, good luck and best wishes fora successful season .

Congratulations to two great players playingwith Ormond today.

Peter Murphy is playing his 150th gameand Alan Naylor is playing his 100th game .

Peter has been a regular member o fOrmond's side since 1970 and has played forVictoria on numerous occasions. "Murph"played an important role in Ormond's "goidenera" (1971, 1972 and 1973) . He is playing justas well now, but unfortunately the premiershipshaven't continued to flow . "Murph" hasdeveloped into a ve ry cool and reliable full-back and plays the game the way it should beplayed . Although not as speedy as years goneby, his natural ability and determination to wincarries him through, week in week out .

Alan played his junior football with Ormond .He has worked his way through the ranks tothe Seniors . "Nails" has become a key figurein the Ormond side . He is able to ruck all dayand each week has to overcome overwhelmingodds by other sides trying to counteract hisdevastating ruck play . "Nails" has also repre-sented Victoria frequently . He was rewardedfor his efforts last year by being selected theclub's ` best and fairest" player in 1977. Heis Playing in the same vein this year, which allgoes well for the success of the club .

Both these players are important to thesuccess of the club . Apart from being Inspi-rational on the field, they are also great club-

seasons, and another 50 games are not beyond Keep the good work up "Murph" andan old champ who continues to star with age . "Nails" .

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men and are Ormond through and through .

Editorial

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By JAN HOWARD

The last round of matches, again played in cold and blustery conditions -altliough no rain to speak of - produced its share of surprises and upsets . AfterscNcr :il weeks as second fiddle to Old Scotch, University Blues have finally managedto «rest the top spot in A Section .

In B Section, Old IVlelburnians,' by virtue of the bye are still two games clearof the field, as are St. Kilda in C Section (still undefeated) and Old Camberwe llin D Section . St. Bede's and Thornbury are heading the E and F lists, both a gameclear as are North Old Boys in Junior One . Junior Two sees De La Salle and OldH :ti teyburians sharing the lead.

University Blues moved to the topafter their huge win over Marcellin .After their defeat of Old Scotch theprc,ious week M arcellin had been ex-pe~i~ng big things from the Blues clashhut such was not to be. They trailedall day and were saved from furtherienominy only by the Blues some-whaterratic goalshooting - particularly priorto half time.

St. Bernard's looked set for anotherN6 n in their match against Old Scotch,%~ hen they led by fifteen points at halftime and by seventy-one points at thefinal break. But Scotch came back tokick eight goals five in the last quarterto the Saints one-one and ran out com-fortable winners by twenty-five points.

Whilst a six goal third term putOrmond back in the game against DeLa Salle, a disastrous one-goal ninein the final quarter put them out of itagain De La Salle could only managea single goal in this period, so it mustbe assumed that Ormond had everyopportunity to convert their five pointfinal deficit into a winning margin duringthe quarter .

University Blacks have plummeted

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 10, 1978

to the bottom of the list after their dismalperformance against North Old Boys .The quarter-by-quarter scores indicatethat the Blacks only played one quarterof football. It seems that North havereturned to some of the form that tookthem into the Grand Final last year.This week's "replay" at Elsternwick Parkgives North the opportunity to provewhether they are "back" or not.

After trailing by a goal at three-quarter time Caulfield came home thebetter (aided, undoubtedly, by Ivanhoe'sabysmal kicking) to grab the four pointsby the narrowest margin . After so manyweeks in number ten spot Caulfield arenow seventh - out of the four on per-centage only .

Old Paradians toppled out of theB Section four when they lost by onlythree points to Old Haileybury - aftera keenly fought final term, in which thelead changed hands several times beforethe final bell .

Collegians moved back into the fourwhen they reversed recent form to scorehandsomely over Coburg. Eight goalsin the first term and, ten in the thirdseem to have completely demoralized

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Editorial cont . -Coburg, who were not able to get intothe game at any stage .

Fawkner led Parkside by nearly sixgoals at three quarter time but seemedto fade in the final period . They couldonly manage one point to Parkside's sixgoals seven behinds and this lack ofscore by Fawkner allowed Parkside totake the four points by eight points .

The previous round bye did OldTrinity no favour when they trailedMonash Blues all day. The final sirensaw Monash eight goals ahead . The winplaces them sixth - out of the fouronly on percentage .

St. Kilda are riding high in C Section- still unconquered . A ten goal firstterm saw them off to a flying start againstKew last round . Against a stronger sidehowever they will need to play fourquarters of consistent football. Fivegoals thirteen after quarter time isnot really impressive .

Old Brighton seem to have forgottenhow to win in recent weeks . Last roundthey led Old Ivanhoe by ten points goinginto the final term, but were not ableto capitalize and the siren saw Ivanhoethree points up, and four points betteroff.

A.J .A .X. consolidated their hold onsecond place with a big win over Gee-long, who trailed all day. Geelong didrally a little in the final term, but theywere too fai behind to close the gap .Perhaps the A .J.A.X. pressure slackeneda little after they led by eleven goals atthe third interval .

Old Xaverians, perhaps, produced thebiggest upset of the section when theydowned Alphington by a goal . Inaccuratekicking played some part in Alphington'sdownfall however . After a slow start tothe season Old Xav's are now equalthird, but - sixth on percentage .

Carey battled valiantly against Hamp-ton Rovers but could not withstand theirfinal quarter burst and finally succumbedby eleven points (all behinds). Carey'saccuracy was one of the day's highlights,together with Hampton's eight goalsnine in the final term.

Old Camberwell increased their leadto two games over the field by virtue oftheir twenty-seven point win over StateBank, who toppled from third to si:,thplace.

Power House moved up into secondplace when they bettered West Brunswickby six goals after leading by only threepoints at three quarter time . Only per-centage separates Power House and thefour teams below them .

M.H.S .O.B's six goal win overElsternwick has allowed them to moveinto third place . Elsternwick were offto a strong start but a single behindsecond quarter saw them lose the advant-age and they were never back in thegame thereafter .

Heatherton led U.H .S .O .B. all dayand their percentage boost enabled themto snaffle fourth spot on the ladder .

In the section's upset, Country Col-leges kicked seven goals into the windto defeat St . Kevin's by nine points. Thedefeat cost St . Kevin's their place in thefour and proved that they must putfour quarters together if they are tosecure premiership points . Colleges willbe looking forward to today's game athome to repeat the performance .

The E Section upset saw Latrobecome back strongly after half-time todefeat section leaders Bulleen-Temple-stowe by twenty points. St . Bede's led .Brunswick comfortably all day and havenow moved into the top spot .

North Brunswick returned to thewinning list with a resounding victoryover A .N.Z. Bank who are struggling inninth position .

Old Mentonians, after a slow startto the season are now fifth (on percent-age) following their good win overA.M .P. Society - still fourth .

Beverley Hills led Old Geelong allday, assisted by very accurate kicking,to consolidate the position near the top .

Comfortable wins to Therry andBulleen United - over Clayton andCommonwealth Bank respectively -enabled them to stay in touch withThornbury in F Section.

Editorial cont. -A game of fluctuating leaders saw

National Bank too strong in the finalterm for Monash Whites whilst Footscray1ed University Reds all day to recordtheir second win for the season .

,The- F results were such that theladder for this section did not changei n composition.

North Old Boys accounted for Uni-\ersity Blues to maintain their unbeatenrecord°in Junior One, whilst Old Scotchkept in touch with their fourteen goalvictory over St . Bernard's .

Hampton Rovers moved into sixthspot after their defeat of Ormond andIvanhoe are fifth after their narrow winover Monash University. The battle of"wooden-spooners" saw University Blacksrecord their first win at the expense ofGeelong.

Joint-leaders Old Haileyburianskicked the sweep in Junior Two, (narrow-

ly ahead of De La ` Salle) when theydefeated Therry by eighty-eight points .

Wins to the top five in this sectionmeant that the composition of the ladderis unchanged (pending Therry - WestBrunswick result still) .

Leaders De La Salle acquitted 'them-selves handsomely against Fawkner asdid Coburg against M.H.S .O .B ., bothleading comfortably all day.

Caulfield fought back in the lastquarter to down West Brunswick bythirteen points, whilst Kew had to with-stand a spirited last term from OldParadians, who finally were defeated byonly four points .

Note:A full report on the Interstate games

versus Tasmania and South Australiawill be included in next week's issue .

- Jan Howard .

TRIBUNAL FINDING SHearings - May 9t h

S. Mann (Coburg) pleaded guilty to a chargeof using abusive language and was suspendedfor one week .

J . Macnish (Hampton Rovers) was foundguilty of misconduct and suspended for threeweeks .

G . Cole (Hampton Rovers) was found guiltyof striking and suspended for four weeks .

P. Quarterman (Old Trinity Gram .) wasfound guilty on a charge of deliberate kickingand suspended for ten weeks .

E. Elie (St . Bernard's O.C .) was foundguilty of kicking and suspended for four weeks .

W. Sayers (West Brunswick) was foun dguilty of using abusive language and sus-pended for one week.

L . Tenace (Bulleen United) was reportedfor striking - charge not sustained .

Hearings - May 16t h

C . Turner (Ormond) was found guilty ofstriking and suspended for six matches .

T. Johnson (Parkside) was found guilty ofstriking and suspended for eight matches .

G . Philpott (Parkside) was found guilty ofstriking and suspended for four matches.

W . Ellis (Power House) was found guilty ofusing abusive language and suspended forfour matches .

P . Johnson (West Brunswick) was reportedfor striking - case deferred until May 30th .

J . Purcell (Coburg) reported for striking B .Juracic (Old Paradians) . B. Juracic (OldParadians) reported for striking J . Purcell(Coburg) . B . Juracic did not attend and hasbeen stood down until he does . J . Purcell hasbeen permitted to play until case Is heard .

R . Moszcowicz (Old Ivanhoe Gram.) wasfound guilty for striking with the elbow andsuspended for four matches.

Austin (Hampton Rovers) was found guiltyof striking with a clenched fist and suspendedfor four matches . '

M . Kay (St. Kilda C .B .C.O .C .) was foundguilty of striking and suspended for twomatches .

A . Cameron (Old Brighton Gram.) was foundguiity of striking and suspended for fourmatches .

N . Williams (State Bank) was reported forkicking - charge not sustained .

R . Ford (Buiieen-Tempiestowe) was foundguilty of striking and suspended for fourmatches (one of which was served on 13thMay, 1978) .

PRESS CORRESPONDENTThe phone number of the Press Correspon-

dent, Mr . Arthur Goudy, is 233-1102 . Pleasedelete all reference to a business number forArthur - unfortunately those previously givenare no longer applicable . _

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PREVIEWING TODAY'S GAM ESA SECTIO N

Four out of five was a bit of an improve-ment and most importantly I have finally brokenmy "St . Bernard's hoodoo" . `Old Scotch andUni . Blues both bounced back after theirdefeats the previous week but it was NorthOld Boys who provided the most significantresult of the round with a big win over Uni .Blacks.

Match of the Day today is out at St. .Bernard's where top team Uni. Blues are thevisitors . The Saints looked winners at three-quarter time against Scotch, but faded badlyto eventually go down by four goals. A losstoday will see them lose their tenuous hold onfourth place, so they will not be lacking inincentive . Nor will the Blues, who are deter-mined to show that they deserve their positionon top of the ladder. They had a good winover Marceiiin in the last round, but still haveto prove themselves against top opposition. Iftheir five State players can come up againthis week, they should record another win .

Nort h Old Boys have been waiting all seasonto avenge their shock 1977 Grand Final lossto De La Salle and today, at Eisternwick Park,they have their chance . North showed theywere getting back to something like theirbest form with a brilliant performance againstBlacks and the big win should restore someof the confidence so obviously lacking earlyin the season . The return of Shane Maguire tohis rightful position at centre half back hasadded stability to that line and if goalsneakDillon can continue his good form, they willprove a handful for De La : After their greatwin against Blues, De La had only Ormond'sinaccuracy to thank for their win a fortnightago and will have to play better. I think Northcan take another step up the ladder today.

Two' last round losers, Marcellin andOrmond meet at Bulleen today. After greatwins against St. Bernard's and Old Scotch,Marcellin crashed badly against Blues. Theirform was too bad to be true and I'm surethey'll perform far better today, particularly athome. Ormond are the 'Fitzroy' of the Amateurs .Four games lost by two goals or less havemeant the difference between a place amongthe leaders and a dangerous position in therelegation zone . Their form against De La wasgood and if they've got their right kickingboots on today they 11 outscore Marcellin .

Another pair of last round losers, Blacksand Ivanhoe, meet at the University . Blacksturned in their worst performance for theyear at North last round and could not play asbadly again . Mark Lockle was their only playerthat day but he will need plenty of supportif the Blacks are to get themselves off thebottom . Ivanhoe led all day last round, butwere pipped on the post . That loss cost thema place in the Four and they will be keen not

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to slip up again . Much will depend on whetherBlacks ruckman Peter Birch has recovered fromthe ankle injury which prevented him donningthe Big V last Sunday. Blacks to win a closeone .

Old Scotch are at home to Caulfield in thefinal game of the day and on paper shouldwin . However, Caulfield are very confident ofdoing well against their old rivals. VeteransGreg Tootell and John Butcher are playing welland Rob Came ron showed'some of his teenage=form in the Ivanhoe game . Despite their con-fidence, I can't see them beating Scotch whowill be looking for a big win to ready them-selves for the big one against Blues next week .

This week's tips : Unl . Blues, No rth OldBoys, Ormond, Uni. Blacks and 'Old . ScotchPETER BRUKNER .

B SECTIO N

Today's big one will be the clash betweenOld Paradians and Parkside, at Parade . Thisshould be a beauty.

The hbme side went down narrowly in thelast round, which cost them second place .They will be all fired up to regain that position .The Parkside team will be just as determinedto hold on to number 2 spot and consolidatetheir place in the four with a good win .Paradians will be hard to beat at home, but thestubborn Parkside combination, which will beat full strength, should have enough up theirsleeve to win out .

Old Melburnians, after a two week rest, playhost to Old Trinity . Unless the long' lay-offhas made the leaders rusty I can't see Trinitycausing them too much worry, so I'll go forOld Melburnians.

Coburg at home to Old Haileybu ry could beinteresting. Coburg will be very desperate tostart winning all their home games at least tobe in it . Old Haileybury have the taste of finalsin their system . and will not allow this one toslip away easily . I'll pick Old Haileybury towin a hard game .

Collegians meet Monash Blues, at the HarryTrott. This will be another hard one withCollegians keen to get back among the winnersand Monash determined to get into the four .Monash are a much better side at home thanaway, while Collegians play their own groundwell . I'll tip Collegians to run out winners .

Fawkner have the bye which will give thema chance to put some extra miles in thoselegs and condition themselves to play out thefull game. This is a must in "B" Grade andI am convinced this is all that is missing fromtheir game .

SELECTIONS : Parkside, Old Melburnians,OI& .Haileybury, Collegians - BRIAN LAUDER .

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pREVIEWS (cont)C SECTION

I have a reputation with some people at

AA AX for not liking their club; I also lackthe admiration of one of their "stalwarts" fornever selecting their club to win ; accusingtheir club of being a one (or now, perhaps,two) "man" team and, furthermore, to mypersonal "disadvantage", I live at Geelong .

As our Editor realizes, it is difficult for meo keep deadlines for our publication and ifany aspiring writer wants my job it is up fo r

grabs" . Perhaps John Brustman would make3 worthy replacement .

it does, however, amaze me that my com-ments and selections, intended lightheartedly,are taken, by some, so seriously .

Back to the real stuff - and I am notallowed to put my "tongue-in-cheek" - . butselect A .J .A .X . to win again, this time atHampton Rovers' expense . AJAX IS THE BESTTEAM I HAVE SEEN THIS YEAR and while theircoach, Syd Myers, has reservations when play-ing away from the "Park", the talents of theirsmall players, such as the brilliant Ri tt ermansand number 69 - Hen ry Bluzer, will hold, forthem, second place .

Geelong strikes the "match-to-be-won"the traditional duel with "Refreshment Record-breakers" Old Xaverians.

Geelong has not hit its straps and isstruggling but can still make the four. Butshould it lose today, I see its chances ofplaying in the finals as remote .

Geelong improved its direction two weeksago and showed plenty of fight against fleet-footed A .J .A .X . I select it to win at home in aclose one and further predict the day to be acrowd-pleaser from start to finish .

Old Carey have improved as I tipped, butwill not bother undefeated St. Kilda - but becareful St . Kilda, it is hard to finish champions- just ask Norh Old Boys !

Old Brighton has slipped in recent weeks,but will consolidate its hold on third place byaccounting for Kew.

Old Ivanhoe and Alphington provides aposer . I tend to lean towards Ivanhoe, onlybecause of the home ground advantage .

If my predictions are anywhere near "spot-on", tonight will see eight teams all with achance of playing in the "C" Section finals .This is tremendous for both the sport and thecompetition .

Selections : A.J .A.X ., Geelong, St . KildaC .B .C.O.C ., Old Brighton Grammarians and OldIvanhoe Grammarians - JIM FIDGE .

D SECTION `

Round 7 proved one of surprising resultswhich serve to even the competition . Any sidecan still feature in the finals ., Maybe today'will help piece the puzzle together.

Last round losers State Bank and St .Kevin's meet at the Bankers' Oval 4 . StateBank really have proven lions at home andtheir defeat on May 26 was against leadersOld Camberwell . St. Kevin's, on the otherhand, faltered, on their home stage in front of

their fellow Old Collegians. At Albert Park, Iselect the State Bankers to win and regaintheir place in the Four.

Disappointing University High School OldBoys journey east to meet leaders Old Camber-well Grammarians. On form, , despite RobertReid's hopes of a revival, a big win appearslikely to confirm the current lead of the OldCamberwell side .

Near neighbours Coun ry Colleges and WestBrunswick meet for the first time since the1969 D Section final . The Magpies haveslumped during the May Days . Today they willfind the Western Oval bigger and subject tomore wind swirls than their home ground, thenearby Ransford Oval . The Country Boyscertainly came to town with a bang to spoilthe St . Kevin's reunion celebrations. MauriceBeaumont tells me the College Boys arebuilding to peak form and strength . Formappears to vindicate Maurice's judgement andwith a peculiar pleasure I select CountryColleges to score their first ever home andaway victory against West Brunswick ( I canjump on the bandwagon as quickly as thatother, more widely read tipster) .

Two Southern sides meet at Elsernwickwhen Heathe rton are their visitors . Heathertonon paper have a slightly better record . Withno great confidence I select Heatherton, purelyon the score of their 1978 record .

Melbourne High School Old Boys are hostto Power House. These two sides have not metsince 1974 (B Section) . Many titanic tussleshave been played between the sides over ageneration . Power House, now restored tosecond place, will be anxious to maintain thisposition . The Melbourne Old Boys will beanxious to maintain their present status andremain in the four . Form in 1978 favours PowerHouse so I select them to win.

SELECTIONS : State Bank, Old CamberwellGrammarians, Count ry Colleges, Heathe rt on,Power House - NORM NUGENT.

E SECTIONI read other tipsters are also complaining

about the, difficulty of getting home a fewwinners . I got three numbers out of forty inTattslotto last week, yet could only pick onewinner out of five games .

La Trobe Blacks are not consistent enoughto give a clear Indication of their form . Acouple of poor showings away from their homeground - and they will go down to BeverleyHills today.

Old Geelong will have to make a moredetermined effort if it wants to play in thefinals this year . They will have an opportunityto get back on the winning list this week outat Brunswick .

The Bulleen-Templestowe Boys like towallow in the sticky conditions and for thatreason, unless we get ve ry dry weather, theywill bog the A .M .P. high flyers and come outwith another victory .

No rth Brunswick took exception to mebacking A .N .Z . Bank and really put it on thescoreboard to prove me wrong . I don't thinkyou can maintain the same margin this week,but on your home ground you should just gethome against St . Bede's.

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PREVIEWS (cont )A.N .Z. Bank - you have let me down badly

and you prove me wrong again if you get'close to Old Mentonians .

SELECTIONS : Beverley Hills, Old Geelong,Bulteen-Templesowe, North Brunswick, Old Men-tonlans - NUGGET STEPHENS .

F SECTION

The "Fillies" upset Uni. Reds last round(and me) and should be able to carry on thegood work with another successful matchagainst Clayton . The fact that the match will beplayed on the Maribyrnong mud won't helpthe visitors.

Therry C .C.O .B. are at home to the Com-monwealth Bank and should have a decentstruggle to -clinch the points . I think thatTherry have the strength necessary to beat theBankers and hold on to second place .

A national newspaper stated on Saturday,27th May, that Monash was dead . For all, theeffect that the Whites are having on the year'sfun and games the statement might well betrue, and if Whites can beat Thornbury, evenat home, I'll never again believe anything Iread in a paper.

National Bank at home to Bulleen Unitedshould be another close-fought game . Bulleenhave a slightly better record so far this yearand should be able to overcome the wide openspaces of Oval 14 .

SELECTIONS : Footscray I .T ., TherryC.C .O .B ., Thornbury, Bulleen United, UniversityReds the bye - SYD WHITFIELD.

JUNIOR I SECTIO N

There was a marked improvement by Ivan-hoe and Hampton Rovers in Round 7 whichshows that the tussle for the final four is goingto become more ineresting as the season pro-ceeds.

The thrilling one ,point win by Ivanhoe overMonash University and Hampton Rovers

°=drubbing of Ormond were the top spots of theround .

North O .B . showed why they are on the topof the ladder with a convincing win over Uni-versity Blues . '

University Blacks recorded their first win inthe battle of the wooden spooners whilst OldScotch proved far superior to St . Bernard's .

This round produces some interestinggames, not the least of which will be the clashbetween University Blues and the confidentHampton Rovers .

I'11 tip the Rovers to continue their improve-ment and topple the Blues.

Despite Ormond's disappointing performanceagainst Hampton, I believe their form is betterthan that was shown . The home ground ad-vantage should be sufficient to carry, the dayagainst University Blacks .

Geelong, yet to open their account, will bestruggling to defeat the cock-a-hoop Ivanhoe .

Ivanhoe have their eyes on a berth in th e

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"Four" and should have a percentage-buildingwin .

St . Bernard's O.C ., with several of theirplayers in higher ranks, have been most dis-appointing his year . North O .B. should easilyaccount for the Saints in what is normally afierce game .

Old Scotch and Monash University shouldprovide a hard encounter with the Universityside anxious to redeem their surprise defeat .Old Scotch however may be too strong up for-ward and I hink they will win .

My selections are Hampton Rovers, OrmondIvanhoe, North O .B. and Old Scotch . .MICHAEL ARNOLD .

JUNIOR 2 SECTIO N

Kew scraped in by 4, points for my first winon them and their sixth win . All other gameswere decided by good margins, however, .Caulfield nearly kicked themselves out of fourpremiership points. The section has nowformed intse!f into 2 divisions, basically thetop 5 and the bottom 5 . Your scribe was theonly tipster to pick the card last week andhopefully that form will be repeated today . .

M .H .S .O .B. travel to Kew and no doubt theircoach will have given them a good workoutover the past 2 weeks after their dismal per-formance against Coburg . However, they maybe a little homesick as this will be theirsecond consecutive game away from home andI cannot see them overcoming the overallstrength of Kew.

Caulfield Grammarians are entertaining OldHaileyburians at Albert Park and must win ifthey are to remain, in contact with the topfour . They will, no doubt, win the points forthe after-match entertainment but I cannot seethem getting within five goals of the "Keys-borough Kids" . But beware!! Rumour has itthat .the "K .K.s" may be "K.O'd" soon, asthey are becoming over-confident .

Coburg are undertaking a short journey toWest Brunswick and the home side will needmore than an undertaker to help them put awaythe speedy Coburg side . The visitors will pullup very tired because of the extra ground theyhave to cover at Royal Park but should sti!lwin .

Fawkner are at home to Old Paradians andafter having played the top two sides in thelast 2 weeks will be looking forward to aneasier game today . This game is a real toss-upand could be my undoing this week, howeverI . will put my money on the home side .

Therry C.C .O .B . play host to the De LaSalle O .C. machine and can expect a lessonin football . At present the Therry players areperforming better than their administration andwe hope to see the result of their gameagainst West Brunswick printed today* (Dav e

^~Kennedy, please help Jan Howard, Alf Keamand myself) . "De La" obviously have a starforward in Greene, who was equal leadinggoal kicker for the whole Association beforethe last round . De La to win .

SELECTIONS : De La Salle, Fawkner, Kew,Old Haileyburlans, Coburg - PETER NATHAN .

* A vain hope unfortunately - Ed .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 10, 1978

LEADING GOALIKOICKERS~ SECTIONC rump, Ormond (1) 27Sleeman, Univ . Blues (3)) 23

~tasone Old Scot hlle ~1) 2 1, De La S

a Bourne,Ormond (5) 201 9

S~ierwen,r old Scotch (1)) 1 8

It SECTIONp . Harvey, Parkside (3) 201 Cordner, Old Melb . (-) 19Flu=Ties, Old Paradians (2) 170 . Burns, Old Melb . (-) 16R 0 a 0h, Collegians ( (9) 15

L)i~ Urq hart, 0. Melb . (=)) 14

Collins, St. Bede's (1 22Field Bev. Hills (1 20Quait=e, B-T'stowe ((1 1 8

F SECTIONHayman Thornbury (- 20Smith, 'I°hornbury ( 20Briggs, Therry (3 19Brophy F .I .T. (2) 19Shinn, b ulleen U. ((5) 18W . McCrimmon, C . Bk . 1 ) 18Dick, C'wlth . Bk. (1) 15M . Staff, Thornbury (-) 1 5

JUNIOR SECTION 1

Rodger Monash Univ. (4) 33Richar dson, North O .B . (5)) 28Currie, St. Bernard's ( 1- 25Bean, Monash Univ. (1) 15

DcRyann'Nort~.hRov

. ((2))14

Cosma, Ivanhoe (2) 13

Austin, O. Melb:Lucas, O. Melb .J . Mercer, O . TrinityGiles, Mon . BluesM . Ryan, O. Parad .Shannon, Fawkne r

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C RESERVEJurberg, A .J .A.X. (1 15Latzer, O. Bright. 15T. Ludowyk, Geelong (- 14A . Dick, O. Bright. (-) 13

0J;. Stevens, O. Bvanhoe (~3)) 112Sheringham, Geelong (-) 1 1

D RESERVE

Clark, P. House (1) 25Chalmers, St . Kevin's ( 18Donkin O. Camb. (3 17W . Williams Heather. ( 12Bodey, Heatber. (1 9

C SECTION

Bromley, Alph . _ (6 29 41

1'riestley, O . Brrght . (Drinan, St . Kilda R11 21K . Candy, Alph. 19

unieson Geel . (4) 17.1Z haye, A .LA .X. (2) 17

Haarn, O. Carey (-) 17li . Ritterman, A .J .A.X . (4) 1 6

1) SECTIONS , kes, P. HouseN Iceking, Heather.Coates C .C .

P .Ii~en ~y Heather.13enning, Heather.'M ercer, U.H.S .O .B .Ellis, O. Camb.', tcLardy, O . Carib.liannan, St. Kevin's

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E SECTION

1 . Henderson, AMP S . (7) 36T,,nace, B-T'stowe (2) 28

C~ mpbell, N. Bruns . (3) 226

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JUNIOR SECTION 2)Greene, De La Salle (6)))

Loye, O . Parad. (3Kanis, Caul . Gr. (-McDonell, O . Hailey . , (6Stewart, Caul. Gr. (5)Taylor, O . Hailey. (3)Castles, O. Halley. (2)Collins, O . Hailey. (6)

A RESERVE SECTIONKoslowski . Ormond (3)Butcher, Caul. Gr. (-)Cuffe, North O.B. (1)Biviano, Ivanhoe 'T

411Bell, St. Bernard'

s McDowell, Ivanhoe Docherty, Ivanhoe (-)

B RESERVE

Stocl:dale, O. Trinity (4)Grant, Mon. Blues (1)

Mullett O . Camb. (1) 9,Butson, U.H.S .O.B. (-)

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E RESERVE

G . Stannard, B-T'stowe (3) 23Bowden, St. Bede's (6) 19N. Officer, O. Geel. (2) 13Hirsch, Bev. Hills (- 13Kelly, B-T'stowe - 11Lowe, Bev. Hills IlNevett, St . Bede's 11J . Spiden, O . Geel. - ilA. Yenken, O . Geel . -) 11

F RESERVE241413

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Burghardt, Clayton (1 15R . Gardiner, Clayton (3 11W. Burrows, T'bury 11Whitaker, Thornbury ( 11McGregor, C'wlth Bk. 'f2 8Truscott, Clayton (2 8Calianan, C'wlth Bk . 8

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PREMIERSHIP LISTSA SECTIO N

University Blues 6 1 - 880 590 149 .2 24Old Scotch Coll . 6 1 - 832 560 148.6 24De La Salle O .C. 5 2 - 742 613 121 .0 20St . Bernard's O .C. 3 4 - 574 602 95.3 12Ivanhoe 3 4 - 624 741 84.2 12Marceiiin O.C . 3 4 - 608 740 82 .2 12Caulfield Gram. 3 4 - 554 782 70.8 1 2

North O .B. 2 5 - 635 640 99 .2 8** Ormond 2 5 - 707 713 99.2 8University Blacks 2 5 - 518 693 74 .7 8

B SECTION*Old Melburnians 6 - - 72 3Parkside 4 2 - 561

470 153 .8 28505 111 .1 20506 99 .6 20536 120.0 16586 116.4 16555 88.3 16662 112 .4 8613 76 .0 8821 45 .9 . 8

Old Haifeybu ry 4 2 - 504Collegians 3 3 - 643Old Paradians 4 3 - 682Monash Blues 3 3 - 490Fawkner . 2 5 - 744Old Trinity Gram. 1 5 - 466Coburg 1 5 - 377

C SECTIO NSt . Kilda CBCOC 7 -A.J.A .X. 5 2 -Old Brighton Or . 4 3-Aiphington 4 3 -Old Ivanhoe Gr . 4 3 -Old Xaverians 4 3 -Geelong 3 4 -Hampton Rovers 3 4 -Kew 1 6 -Old Carey Gram. - 7 -

701 449 156 .1 28823 563 146 .2 20673 641 105 .0 16'727 731 99.5 16659 671 98 .2 16534 645 82 .8 16680 679 100.1 12664 743 89 .4 12559 755 74 .0 4560 782 71 .6 -

D SECTIONOld Cam'well Or. 6Power House 4M .H .S .O .B. 4Heathe rton 4St . Kevin's O .Bc 4State Bank 4West Brunswick 3Country Colleges 3Elsternwick 2U .H .S .O .B. 1

- 834 625 133.4 24- 864 660 130 .9 16- 788 710 111 .0 16- 725 669 108.4 16- 776 728 106 .6 16- 734 723 101 .5 16- 713= 758 94 .1 12- 603 711 84 .8 12- 742 837 88.6 8- 498 856 58 .2 4

E SECTIO NSt. Bede's O.C. 6 1-Butleen-T'stowe 5 2 -Beverley Hills 5 2 -A.M.P. Society 4 3 -Old Mentonians 4 3 -Old Geeloqg 3 4 -La Trobe Blacks 3` 4 -North Brunswick 2 5 -A .N .Z. Bank 2 5 -Brunswick 1 6 -

807 507 159 .2 24818 516 158 .5 20674 544 123.9 20567 638 88 .9 16536 619 86 .6 16625 638 98 .0 12421 563 74 .8 12524 460 113.9 8539 834 64.6 8486 865 56.2 4

F SECTION* Thornbu ry 6 - - 768Therry CCOB 5 1 - 613Bulleen United 5 1 - 683Com'wealth Bank 4 2 - 588National Bank 4 2 - 614Footscray I .T. 2 4 - 592Clayton 1 6 - 709University Reds 1 6 - 541Monash Whites - 6 - 361

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384 200.0 28415 147.7 24520 131 .3 24531 110.7 20641 95.8 20494 119.8 12782 90.7 4876 61 .8 4816 44.2 4

A RESERVEUniversity Blues 6 1 - 588 358 164 :2Ormond 6 1 - 633 476 133 .0St . Bernard's O .C. 5 2 - 546 441 123 .8No rt h Old Boys 4 3 - 498 505 98.6University Blacks 4 3 - 418 466 89 .7Ivanhoe 3 4 - 527 457 115.3De La Salle O .C . 3 4 - 515 459 112.2Marcellin O .C . 3 4 - 319 488 65.4Old Scotch Coll . 1 6 - 395 506 78.1Caulfield Gram. - 7 - 348 640 54 .4

B RESERV E* Old Melburnlans 6 - - 589 201 293.0Monash Blues 6 - - 586 316 185 .4Collegians 5 1 - 486 309 157 .3Old Trinity Gram. 3 3 - 474 331 143 .2Parkside 3 3 - 395 3$9 101 .5Fawkner 3 4 - 632 452 139.8Old Haileybury 1 5 - 271 508 53 .3Old Paradians 1 6 - 279 764 36.5Coburg - 6 - 203 645 31.5

C RESERVEOld Brighton Gr. 7 - - 508 178 285.4Geelong 6 1 - 581 422 137.7Hampton Rovers 5 2 - 500 443 112.9St . Kilda CBCOC 4 3 - 519` 349 148.7A .J .A.X. 3 4 - 463 463 100.0Old Carey Gram. 3 4 - 415 482 86 .1Aiphington 2 5 - 373 570 65 .4Old Ivanhoe Gr. 2 5 - 282 460 61 .3Old Xaverians 2 5 - 248 492 50 .4Kew 1 6 - 367 582 63 .1

D RESERVE

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Power House 7 - - 706 269 262.5 28State Bank 6 1 - 633 356 177.8 24St. Kevin's O.B. 5 2- _515 337 152.8 20West Brunswick 4 3 - 362 432 83 .8 16Heatherton 3 3 1 530 433 122 .4 14Old Cam'well Gr . 3 3 1 357 378 94.4 14M.H .S .O .B. 3 4 - 457 433 105 .5 12Elsternwick 2 5 - 418 589 71 .0 8Country Colleges 1 6 - 232 646 35 .9 4U .H .S .O .B. - 7 - 190 653 29.1 -

E RESERVEOld Geelong 6 1 - 553 367 150.7 24Beverley Hills 6 1 - 565 401 140.9 24Bulleen-T'stowe 5 2 - 647 265 244.2 20North Brunswick 5 2 - 521 377 138.2 20St. Bede's O .C. 4 3 - 515 368 139.9 16Old Mentonians 3 4 - 493 437 112.8 12A .N .Z. Bank 3 4 - 383 486 78.8 12La Trobe Blacks 2 5 - 270 496 54.4 8A.M .P. Society 1 6 - 397 438 90.6 4Brunswick - 7 - 197 905 21 .8 -

F RESERVECom'wealth Bank 5 1 - 575 273 210 .6 24Therry C.C .O .B. 4 2 - 461 238 193 .7 20Clayton 5 2 - 589 391 150.6 20Buileen United 4 2 - 345 349 98.9 20University Reds 4 3 - 470 404 116 .3 16* Thornbury 3 3 - 366 393 93.1 16National Bank 2 4- 267 446 59.9 12Monash Whites 1 5 - 191 546 35 .0 8FootscrayI .T. - 6 - 171 432 39 .6 4

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 10, 1978

TODAY'S GAMES AND'UMPIRE SOn ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown . Seniors and Juniors at 2.00 p.m.

Reservea at 11 .45 a .m. Umpire for Rese rves games shown In bracket s

A SECTIO N

Do La Salle O .C . v North Old Boys (EP)t -Rowe, Goodman (Henderson), (B) Kaiser,Castel, Mason, (G) A . Smith, Wynne .

Mare~ O .C. McDonaid~il, Hindle (Howard),Hinton, Ormo

n(G)

University Blacks v Ivanhoe - Sharpe, Mead(J . Reid), (B) Cain, K . Segota, (G) Mc-Kenzie, Stratton .

St. Bernard's O .C . v University Blues - Dodds,Tracey (Lyons), (G) Darling, Jephson .

Old Scotch Coll . v Caulfield Gram . - Rowell,

G . M. Simpson (Coughlin), (B) Cooper,Foley, (G) Murray, Box .

B SECTION

Old Paradians v Parkside - Field (Woolley),(G) Upham, Peters.

old Melburnians v Old Trinity Gram. - Kelly(G . Reid), (G) Ryan, Malcolm .

Coburg v Old Halleyburians - McCartney(Pekin), (G) Wyatt, Hillier .

Collegians v Monash Blues - King (Radford),(G) Ahlm, Jenner .

Fawkner - Bye.

C SECTIO N

Hampton Rovers v A.J .A .X . - Cordner(Marshall) .

PREMIERSHIP LISTS(CONTTNUED)

JUNIOR SECTION 1

No rth Old Boys 7 - - 902 382 236 .1 28Old Scotch Coll . 6 1 - 771 500 154 .2 24University Blues 5 2 - 670 551 121 .6 20Monash University 4 3 - 696 594 117.2 16Ivanhoe 4 3 - 654 629 104.0 16Hampton Rovers 3 4 - 606 547 110.8 12Ormond 3 4 - 693 666 104 .1 12

St . Bernard's O .C . 2 5 - 610 715 85.3 8University Blacks 1 6 - 475 823 57 .7 4Geelong - 7 = 331 1148 28.8 -

.JUNIOR SECTION 2

De La Salle O .C . 6 1- 790 373Old Halleybury 6 1 - 735 423Coburg 5 2 - 823 503Kew 5 2- 526 404Caulfield Gram . 4 3 - 562 709Old Paradians 2 5 - 584 525tt Therry C .C.O .B . 2 4 - 342 749Fawkner 2 5 - 470 545M .H .S.O .B. 1 6 - 395 774tfi West B'wick 1 5 - 292 737

* Byett Details incomplete

* North O .B . - 99 .22%Ormond - 99 .16%

211 .8 24173 .8 24163 .6 20130 .2 2 0

79 .3 16111 .2 8

45 .7 886 .2 451 .0 439.6 4

St . Kilda C .B.C .O .C. v Old Carey Gram . -Muller (Wills).

Geelong v Old Xaverians - J . Smith (Randles) .Old Brighton Gram . v Kew - Maebus (*) .Old Ivanhoe Gram . v Alphington - Croxford

(Linehan) .

D SECTION

Sate Bank v St. Kevin's O .B . - Burke (*) .U .H .S. Old Boys v Old Camberwell Gram . -

White (*) .Country Colleges v West Brunswick - Blair-

Holt (Downes) .Elsternwick v Heatherton - G . A . Simpson (*) .

M .H .S . Old Boys v Power House - Bishop (*) .

E SECTIO N

Beverley Hills v La Trobe Blacks - W. Hinton(Gobbo) .

Brunswick v Old Geelong - Woodruff (D .Henry) .

Buileen-Tempiestowe v A.M .P . Society - Sin-clair (McAuliffe) .

North Brunswick v St . Bede's O .C . -- Peake(Britton) .

A.N .Z . Bank v Old Mentonians - J . Segota(Stevenson) .

F SECTIO N

Footscray IT . v Clayton - Middleton (Brukner) .Therry C .C .O .B . v Commonwealth Bank - Hal-

bish (Wiener) .Monash Whites v Thornbury - Connell

(Thomas) . 'National Bank v Bulleen United - Prideaux

(Lansdown) .University Reds - By e

JUNIOR 1 SECTIONOrmond v University Blacks - Ball .University Blues v Hampton Rovers - Kennedy .Geelong v Ivanhoe - Burridge .St . Bernard's O .C . v North O .B . - D: Smith .Old Scotch Coll . v Monash University - John-

ston .

JUNIOR 2 SECTION

Fawkner v Old Paradians - Rudderham .Therry C .C .O .B . v De La Salle O .C: (Oval 11 ,

Albert Park) - Mauger .Kew v M .H .S . Old Boys - Jennings .Caulfield Gram. v Old Haileyburians - W .

renry.West Brunswick v Coburg - Scott .

EMERGENCY UMPIRESField : McMahon, Goodwin .Goal : Dunstan, Hateley .

(EP)t-Game at Elsternwick Park .(*)-Umpire for Reserves game to be

appointed .

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"'A"' SECTION TEAM SCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS Coach : Ian Cameron ; Res . : Nell Le Pag e1 MacDonald, R . 13 Lyle, D. 25 Antonieu, T. 37 Miriklis, H. 51 Irvine, J .2 Long, J . 14' Lean, A. 26 Griffiths, J. 38 Pearson, R. 52 Smith, G .3 Wood, R. 15 Fielden, M. 27 Hilleard, G. 39 Yeomans, G. 53 Cunningham4 Tamblyn, M. 16 Lyte, D. 28 Mathieson, R. 40 Ferguson, K . 54 Smith R .5 Peters, M. 17 Clark, D. 29 Fletcher, G. 41 Voyage, G. 55 Know ies, J .6 Dickeson, D . 18 Matthews, N . 30 Felsenthal, D. 42 Collins, R . 57 Everitt, A.7 Hartley, G . 19 Le Page, N . 31 Wilson, L . 43 MacLeod, J . 58 Williams, D.8 Butcher, J . 20 Sisson, M. 32 Sassella, G. 45 Reid, C. 59 Hampton, N .9 Allen, R . 21 Watson, W. 33 Williams, D . B . 46 Gerrand, J .10 Cameron, R . 22 Hood, I . 34 Tonkin, M. 47 Frankish, G .11 Tootell, G . 23 Bartlett, P. 35 Malfroy, R. 48 Hill, G .12 Goold, A. 24 Edney, A. 36 Worthington, C. 50 Bienvirth, P.

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS1 McHenry, R . 13 Letson, R.2 Welsh, R. 14 Beddoe, S .3 Bourke, M. 15 Connolly, G .4 Perkins, K. 16 Mitchell, B.5 Soutar, M. `17 Bourke, B.6 Ingham, M. 18 White, S .7 Power, M. 19 Power, K.8 McDonnell, P . 20 Hale, G .9 Casay, . 21 Harley, P .

10 Hatasa, B . 22 Mitchell, P .11 Lyons, B. 23 Maher, P.12 Dunn, B. 24

Coach : Bernie Sheehy ; Res . : Pat Gilbert25 Fitzpatrick, M . 37 Calley, R. 49 Nugent, J .26 Carr, J. 38 Whyte, J. 50 Noone, P .27 Edmunds, A. 39 Flynn, B. 51 Mitchell, J .28 Nugent, M . 40 McDonald, P. 5229 41 Kerin, M. 53 Kowalski, B .30 Ryan, M. 42 Donegan, P . 54 Hale, D.31 Hollier, D. 43 Croxford, J . 55 Mctlroy, A .32 Groves, A. 44 56 Karin, P.33 Clarke, G. 45 57 George, P.34 Volgt, S . 46 Loft, C. 58 Sully, M.35 47 Hellard, G. 59 Hyde, G .36 D'Astoll, G . 48 Whelan, P. 60 Hill, G .

IVANHOE Coach : Max Condle ; Res . : Paul Stevens1 Stredwick, C. 11 Quiniivan, P . 21 Adley, P. 31 Williams, C. 42 Satori, R .2 Jones, A. 12 Ryan, T. 22 Simpson, J. 32 Stewart, G. 43 Chapman, T.3 Stewart, R . 13 Lubey, T. 23 Woolfe, A. 33 Doll, B. 44 McKenzie, J .4 Field, R . 14 Warry, N. 24 Docherty, S. 35 Chapman, P. 45 Rotar, D .5 Renshaw, G. 15 Smyth, P . 25 Johnson, K. 36 Phillips, P. 46 McDowell, H.6 Hutton, R . 16 Drapac, D. 26 Mantesso, J . 37 Dean, G . 47 Toohey, W .7 Doll, G . 17 Lonergan, P . 27 McKeman, J . . 38 Forristat, B. 48 Keels, B .8 Turnley, L . 18 Course, T. 28 Kiipatrick, I . 39 Brewin, J . 49 Lynn, B .9 Macnamara, M . 19 Robertson, J. 29 Pratt, G. 40 Bivlano, D.10 Grant, M. 20 Steen, D. 30 Burton, K. 41 Buckley, R.

MARCELLIN O .C. Coach: Gavin White ; Res. : John DelmoI Donnelly, G . 11 White, P. 21 Carrucan, M. 31 Aloisio, A .2 Cuilinan, P . 12 Colis, G. 22 32 Frazer, S.° °rice, C. 13 Cooney, B.4 Toomey, J . 14 Dillon, P.5 Ga rt ner, P . 15 Denning, L.6 Grego ry, J . O. 16 Walsh, P .7 Maguire, T. 17 Jones, J.8 Delmo, J. 18 Ga rt ner, J.9 19 Aloisio, J.

10 Aloisio, F. 20 Butler, M .

NORTH OLD BOYS1 Maguire, S . B. 132 Welch, M . R. 143 O'Connor, B . A. 154 Maguire, D. B. 165 Wilson, G . M. 176 Dolan, M . J. 187 Robertson, N . F. 198 Hogan, J . P. 209 Ferguson, P. D. 2 110 Anderson, B. J. 2211 Leeack, F . A. 2312 Hanneburry, P . M. 24

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23 Crimmins, J . 33 Wood, D.24 Tursi, F. 34 Morrison, J .25 Tucker, W. 35 Hardy, A .26 Gooley, P . 36 Crimmins, B .27 37 Hesse, P.28 38 Quinn, P.29 Rankin, M. 39 Wright, I .30 Holmes, G. 40

41 Sullivan, D .42 Dillon, M .43 Hesse, J.44 Byce, M .45 French, J .46 Russell, P .47 Merrett, D .48 Holland, P.49 Anderson, P .

Coach : George Moloney; Res . : Kevin DivinyKelly, T G. 25 Curley, ; B . N . 37 Sullivan, P . A . 49 Quiliigan, J . D .Fogarty, D . E. 26 Crooks, S . J . 38 Zabrieszach, D. 50 Hibbert, S .Maguire, J . - 27 Brown, M. C. 39 Marchesi, P . A. 51 Frewen, G . J.Hall, P. G. 28 Malone, A. J . 40 Maule, S . J . 52 Hargreaves, J .Walsh, M . 29 Griffin, J . 41 MafB, P . P. 53 Walsh, P.Murray, L . F. 30 Doyle, B. T. 42 Arthurson, D. M . 54 Stafford, M . D .Dillon, G . W. 31 Randles, P. G . 43 Kutroili, D . 55 Sanzin, R .Carroll, P . B. 32 Dlviny, K. J . 44 Ryan, M. A. 56 Bellalmo, F.Biagi, A. A. 33 McGrath, J. F . 45 Weir P . G .Maguire, K. F. 34 Conti, R. 46 Ryan, P .Scanlon, T. G . 35 Horan, B. J . 47 Cuffe, P . D .Butera, D . P. 36 Ryan, D . F. 48 Marchesi, M .

THE AMATEUR-FOOTBALLER - JUNE 1 0 , 1978

QLp SGOTCH Coach : Laurie Aghan ; Res . : Laurie Aghan1 Andergon, J. 11 Marks, C. 21 Gibbs, M. 31 Marx, J. • 44 Caithness, A .2 hlor4an, J . 12 Bowden, D . 22 Learning, M . 32 Williams, R . 45 Higham, L.

McLean, R. 13 Drummond, R. 23 Rogerson, P . 33 Speer, N. 47 Arnold, J .Eqgiaston . J . 14 Meadows, P. 24 Harris, J . 35 Burge, G. 48 Plaisted, D .

5 Lindgay, P . 15 Alder, D. 25' Bubb, S. 36 Johnstone, A. 49 Fenton, D .„ t.lelviile, P . 16 Cox, T. 26 Alexander, I . 37 Whitfield, J . 50 Alenson, C.= Aloutds, A . 17 Tallent, S. 27 Kefford, B. 39 Carlyle, J . 51 Thomson, M .g Dutty, t• 18 Sherwen, P . 28 Bates, M. 40 Purnell, M. 52 Bate, M .n Mason, T . 19 Eggleston, T. 29 Tuininga, F. 42 Welch, R. 53 Wallace-Smith, S .

Nickle,ss, J . 20 Bedford, D. 30

ORM1tOND Coach: Milne McCooke ; A s

2~ziowskiWi . A.15 Smyth, J . F. 27

Rosengarten, T . 1 . 1 6Murphy, P. M. 1

7 R. . 18Buckley, M . C 19

; Fisher, G . J. 20g Andrew,'G . J. 21

Hsrdham, L. A. 22Corben, B . F. 23Graham, A . E. 24

2 Foulsham, D . A. 253 Purcell, P . J. 26

Herkess, G. R. 29Hoey, P . D. 30Farrell, E . F. 31Turner, G . J. 32Bourne, B. K. 33Holdsworth, W. J . 34Hamley, B . H. 35Naylor, A . R. 36McCooke, S. M. 37Miller, i . K. 38Fisher, I . R. 39

Crump, W . G. 40Buckley, C. 41Burney, C. W. 42Lewis, M . S. 43Wood, R. P. 44Coster, G ." R. 45Morris, S . P. 46

47Turner, C . S. 48Holman, G . J. 49.Parisi, F. J. 50Richardson, P . W. 51Boyanton, T. 52

Anrep, R. C. 53Demand, G. R. 54Clark, R. M. 55Paterson, D . L. 56Keane, A . J. _ 57Fitts, C . R. 58Chapman, R. K . 59Marshall, C. 60Chamberlain, K. 61Jackson, D. W. 62

63McDonald, A . D . 64Dobie, J . K .

ST. BERNARD'S O.C. Coach: Gus Mitchell ; Res . : Terry Davis1 Tickner, T . J . 14 Thompson, P. S .2 Powell, M . F. 15 Mahady, T .

Schwarzenberg, 16 Fox, J . W.N1 . 17 Preston, M. B.Nigro, A . 18 Dalmau, P.Rackham, P . D . 19 Nadzielski, H .

6 lannazzo, M. P . 20 Maffi, P .Wade, C . F. (c) 21 Kennedy, P.

3 Taylor, G . 22 Aughton, P . G .o Hughes, B. 23 King, L . - W.

.1 Doolan J . G . (dvc) 24 McConnell, N .~,t Davis, T . (cr) 25 Mahoney, G . A.

O'Callaghan, W . 26 Stanley, T . L .3 Mitchell, G . P. 27 Cahir, B .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach : Bo bBooth, D . R. 16 Holland, G .Llewellyn, D. K . 17 Pascoe, D.'Crowe, P . T. 18 Beggs, D.Belfieid, R . D . 19 Cannizzo, I .Lockie, M . J . 20 Tracy, R .Webster, J . 21 Cunningham, G .Saines, G . R . 22 Costello, S . A.Gill, S . K. 23 Cordner, C.Fisher, A . D. 24 ' Parrett, R .O'Donohue. S. 25 Birch, P .Costello, T. G. 26 Smith, P.Weaver, B .

UNIVERSITY BLUESI Williams, S. 132 Bedford, J. 143 Whitehead, P . 154 Dobbie, S. 165 King, R. 176 Carroll, W. 187 Anderson, G. 198 Taylor, R. 209 Foster, D. 21o McCombe, W. 22I Tyquin, M. 23

12 Brown, C. 24

28 King, R . H . (vc) 42 Chivell, R .29 Shembrey, M. 43 Platers, A. F.30 Pearson, Paul 44 Taylor, P .31 Sullivan, F. 45 Johnson, P .32 Caven, A. 46 Hughes, J .33 Sullivan, A . 47 Hargreaves, P .34 Dailey, P . (vcr) 48 Nathan, S .35 Pearson, Peter 49 Nigro, A.36 O'Dea, P. 50 Monaghan, J .37 Bell, M. 51 Tyler, K .38 Smith, G. 52 Wade, P .39 Dillon, G. 53 Grimsey, P .40 Irvine, K. 54 Hughes, G .41 O'Loughlin, P. 55 Bergin, M .

Sheehan, M. G .Rowse R . B.Hibberd, G . M .Porter, R . M .Carlson, M, L.Britton, R. J.Boyd, R. J .Rowell, B . T.Saker, K. H .McCallum, P. E .Jacobs, A. W.Humphreys, R.

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Coveiii, B . C .O'Beirne, J .Meredith, D . J .Garby, T. J .Hogan, T.Hogan, P . T.Nikson, F . G .Fitzpatrick, B . B.Barbary, J . A .Wall, A . N .

Beynon ; Res. : Steven Burley48 Von Moger, A . 38 Norden, B. 5127 Atchison, D. 39 Ryan, C. 5329 Maguire, G . 40 Staindl, D. 5430 Norton, T. ` 41 Best, W. 5531 Hutton, J . 42 Wines, G. 5632 Cusack, P. 43 Bridge, P. 5833 Yuncken, T. 44 Dillon, P. 6334 Ailanson, P. 45 Lay, P. 6635 Plunkett, J. 46 Lanseli, S. 6836 Larson, J . 47 Moloney, G. 6937 Costello, A . J. 49 Murphy, P. 77

Hart, P .Wood, N .Cordner, E .Faulkner, C.Burley, S .Pattinson, G .Toose, . K .Martini, R .Curtis, R .O'Shea, P .Lombard, M .

Coach : Alan Salter ; Res . : Les AdamsRoss, F. 25 Sleeman, M. 37' Curnow, R. 49 Laussen, P.Patterson, R . 26 Schauble, P . 38 McLean, G. 50 Clarke, M .Collins, R. 27 Church, B. 39 Holt, D. 51 Jones, M .Ellison, G . 28 Trumble, S. 40 Kenealy, M. 52 Johnston, M .Jewson, G . 29 Carmody, J . 41 Clarke, P. 53 Tyndall, M .Pleydeli, G . 30 Watson, D. A. 42 McGee, L. 54 Sammon, M .Booth, D. 31 Yeo. M. 43 Cortese, J . 58 Brukner, P . D .Small, D . 32 McLean, S. 144 Hamilton, J . 60 Shields, P.Lyle, R. 33 McGough, K. 45 Davies, R -Carey, T. 34 Christie, P. 46 Sullivan, B.Westmore, G . 35 Moore, R. 47 Rose, G.Hager, R. 36 Melville, R. 48 Henderson, K .

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LOOKING BACKBY NOEL RUNDL E

FIVE YEARS AGO - 1973Reservoir Old Boys (B) were held to a draw

by Old Carey in a thrilling finish to the gameat Eisternwick Park. This put an end toReservoir's run of 26 wins in succession . Bestwere M . Cooke, Hutchins, Birrell, Freeman(Old C.) and Bates, R . Shepherd, and Tuininga(R .O.B .). It was a great comeback by R .O .B .as they trailed Old Carey by 7 goals at half-time .

De La Salle (B) after 5 straight losses, beatUniv. Blacks by 1 point and then continuedtheir revival with a 13 goal win over OldScotch . Mitchell (8 goals) M . & B. Bourke (DeLa) and Sloan, Addison, Anderson (Old S.)were best.

150 games to Russell Abernethy ( Brunswick).Don Strachan (West Brunswick) . and 200 gamesto Graeme Templeton (Old Brighton) Bill "Jet"Jackson ( A.N .Z . Bank).

Ron Bungey became first Old Mentonlan toreach 100 games .

TEN YEARS AGO - 196 8

'A' Section underwent another reshuffle -' University Blacks and Kew, on top, werebeaten and tumbled out of the Four, theirplaces being ,taken by Uni. Blues and OldParadlans.

Four teams were now level, with pride ofplace going to Caulfield Grammarians whohad a 4 .7% margin over Coburg .

Coburg were 7 goals in front of Kew athalf-time but Kew fought back to go down byonly 3 points in a high scoring game . Coburg'sstraight shooting (16 .5) saved the day . Best forCoburg were N . Beattie, Warta, T . Salter (5goals) and for Kew, Taylor, Lister and His-cock .

The 150 games mark was reached by Park-side life member, Albert "Rags" Bolger andElsternwick's Graham Holmes.

Bill Beasley, Old Geelong, celebrated his .21st birthday by getting the club vote for thesecond week in succession .

Only undefeated teams were Ormond (BSection), Footscray Tech . (C Section), A .M.P.Society (E Section) and Old Paradians (JuniorSection 2) .

TWENTY YEARS AGO - 195 8In an upset, inconsistent Hampton Rovers

toppled 'B' Section leader Uni. Blacks . Roversplayed tight football to record Blacks' firstdefeat in a low scoring game played in un-pleasant conditions . Best were Willson,Kennedy, C . Adamson (H . Rovers) andTuohey, Walker (a member of V .A.F.A . tri-bunal, 1978 - N .R.) and J . Winneke . Inter-state team to play S .A . was announced . G .Hibbins (Colt.) was captain and other memberswere J. Whitfield (Alph.), A. Robert s ( Coburg),R. Daff, J . McDonald, M . Rush (Coll.), R .Bu rt , B. Heather (Ivanhoe), 1 . Mort, N. Stokes(Kew) J . F. Nelson ,( M .H .S .O .B.), D. Morris(Old Melb:), 1 . Law (Old Scotch), A Capes, P.

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Slattery (Old X .7 , D . Macmillan (Ormond), L.Grant ( Power H.), G. Su rt ees, G . Watson(S.S .B .), J. Winneke (U . Blacks) and D. Shaw(U . Blacks) . (Three members of the team wenton to play in Hawthorn's 1961 V.F.L . premier,ship team - can you name them? - N .R .)

Mr . J . B . Cordner and Mr. J. S . McCannwere manager and assistant manager and RoyMartin of Kew was coach, having replaced Mr.Joe Kelly who had withdrawn on medicaladvice

100 games to full back Russell Burt (Ivan .hoe).

THIRTY YEARS AGO - 194 8

Doug Arnold (Hampton Rovers) and MikeFitchett (Old Scotch) were appointed captainand vice captain respectively of the Carnivalteam to play in Perth .

It was the day for the undefeated to lowertheir colours - Coburg downed Old Mai .burnians - O .M .s were 32 points down atthree-quarter-time, kept Coburg scoreless inthe last quarter and just failed by 2 points,while Balwyn annihilated Parkside 15 .20 (110)to 8 .7 (55) .

'B' Section captains were Colin MacDonald(Uni . Blues), Peter Murphy (Old Xav .), P .Melville (Balwyn), Gordon Miller (S.S. Bank),Ken James ( Comm . Bank), V. Scarp (Parkside)- who captained Elsternwick?

V.A.F.A. MEETINGClub Secretaries and Delegates

(Members) are- reminded that the nextmeeting of the Association will be heldin the Settling Room of the VictorianClub, 141, Queen Street, Melbourne, at8 .00 p .m ., on Monday, June 12th .

Clubs are entitled to be representedby only one Delegate (Member) butrepeated failure to be represented willincur a fine, or possible expulsion fromthe Association .

Make sure your club is represented .

DEATH AT IVANHO E

Arthur Carey, long time supporterof Ivanhoe, passed away recently . Hispresence will be sadly missed, especi-ally by his close friends Ken Hamiltonand Ida Marcom . Hardly a Saturdaywent by that you wouldn't see Arthuron the hill with his friends cheering the'Hoes to victory .

A popular guy in Ivanhoe who wasseen out in the back bar at Ryan'squite regularly with many supporters ofthe club .

All at Ivanhoe mourn his passing .

BALL BRIEFSBULLEEN UNITED HISTORY MAKER

Champion Butteen United back-pocketplayer, Ga ry Aint will create club history onSaturday when he becomes the first player toreach 200 games . Gary first played for the clubsome 12 years ago in he Under 16s and hassince been an automatic selection in the backpocket . In his time at the club, Gary has beenon the committee several times fulfilling taskssuch as Secretary, Treasurer and Social Secre-tary . Gary missed one season with a backinjury, but apart from that has missed very fewgames in his career with the club. The com-mittee, players and supporters all congratulatehim for his great effort .

CAREER MILESTONE FOR PARADE CAPTAINWhen Tony Johnson leads his team against

Parkside today he plays his one hundred andfiftieth senior game with Old Paradians . Tony'splaying career commenced in 1968 when, as amamber of the last group of recruits from "TheOld Bluestone Pile", he was a member of theJunior Section Premiership, team . Tony madehis mark in A and B Section teams as a skil-ful wingman who also has acquitted himselfwell in the centre and on the forward line .Such has been Tony's form that his sevenreserve grade appearances have all been follow-ing an injury .

Over the 1977-78 summer Tony proved aprime mover in the momentum to move OldParadians headquarters to Bundoora . Tony'swork as a player and committee member wasrecognized when he was appointed captain for1978 which is a watershed year for his club .Congratulations Tony and may you play yourtwo hundredth game in 1980 during the AGrade final series.

POWER HOUSE SEC'S 100TH -Gongratulations to our Secretary, Steve

Mason, who will play his 100th game for PowerHouse today . Steve has played most of hisfootball in the "Club 18", which he has cap-tained and coached for five seasons, including1975 when Power House won the Club 18Premiership.

Steve is also President of the "Club 18"Association.

A.J .A .X. RUCKMAN'S 100TH ,Congratulations to A .J.A .X . ruckman Charle s

Freeman on reaching his 100th game this weekagainst Hampton Rovers. Freeman is an im-proving ruckman who two seasons ago wasnot showing consistent form . To his credit hededicated himself to improvement and nowholds a permanent position in the A .J .A .X .senior team . A great clubman and a friend ofall at the club, he deserves the congratulationsof all his f r iends on this fine achievement .Well done Charlie .

100 AT HAILEYBUR YToday marks the 100th game for Old Halley-

bury's ruckman John Legge . The celebration s

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are a year late, as last year he "went bush",flogging trucks o unsuspecing "cockles" . Infact, John still lives the life of a countrygentleman, coming down to Melbourne eachweekend to play football .

In his first few seasons "Brutal" alternatedbetween the Firsts and Reserves . He has hada bit of trouble finding his old form followinghis lay-off, but after last week's game it willnot be long in returning .

Well done, 'John, and may there be manymore .

100TH TO A.J .A .X. FORWARD

Congratulations to Sol Rozenbes- of th eA .J.A .X . Club on reaching his 100th game thisweek. Sol, a great clubman, has played most ofhis football with the Reserves but has alwaysgiven his utmost . "Have a shot .Sol", is thecry heard around the ground when Rozenbestakes a mark near goals, as his accuracy hasresulted in many goals for AsJ .A .X . With dedi-cation on the track, Sol could continue forseveral more seasons - all at the Club hopeso .

Well done, Sol .

YOUNGSTER'S 100Congratulations to Ian Phillips who ha s

played his 100th game with Clayton . Ian is 18,having started in Clayton's under 13 team . Con-grats also to Mal Wilde, Michael Sheers andRob Gardiner who have all played 50 gameswith the club.

FIFTY GAME S

Ivanhoe's dashing defender Peter Georgeplayed his 50th game with the club recently.Since starting with Ivanhoe in 1975 Peter hasplayed in 3 successive Grand Finals - 2premierships in '76 and '77 in our Reservesteam . His efforts throughout his career havebeen nothing short of good team work anddashing play from the backline . A very quietguy off the field, Pete gives his all once hedons the black and white jumper on Saturdays .All at Ivanhoe congratulate you on yourachievemement and good luck for the futuregames to come .

Bu'.teen United all congratulated HowardTurvey on his 50th game for the club on May27th . Howard, originally from England, has nowadapted himself to the different code and ismore than holding his own in the Reserves .There was great celebration a few weeks agowhen he managed to kick his first goal for theclub - soccered off the ground, of course .Howard is a great clubman and is also Vice-President of the club. Well done, "H" .

Alan "Spike" Mannix of A.M .P . has neverlacked in "G and D" but couldn't kick overthe proverbial "jam tin" a few years back. Hehas now eliminated this flaw and become avaluable player and clubman . We at A .M .P .contratulate him on his 50th game last round .

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1978 . GROUNDS AND DIRECTION STo help you arrive at the ground on time - or earlier ! !

Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on the same ground as the Seniors .

A SECTIONCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS - Oval No .

3, Albert Park. Train to Albert Park. OrSouth Melbourne tram in Swanston Street toSouth Melbourne Technical School .,

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS -Waverley Oval, cnr . _ Waverley and BelgraveRoads, East Malvern . Train to East Mal-vern . Reserves -" Dunlop Reserve, EastMalvern. Change rooms off Basil Street.

IVANHOE - Warringal Park, Beverley Road,Heidelberg. Train to Heidelberg.

MARCELLIN OLD COLLEGIANS - Mar-cellin College Oval, Bulleen Road, Bulleen .(North of Freeway Interchange.) Bulleentramways bus in Flinders Street to cnr.Thompsons and Bulleen Roads.

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

OSC 14.13 DLS 10 .8StB 9 .14 Marc 10 .10NOB 11 .11 Caul 12. 9

MAY 20Ivan 9 .21 NOB 9 .12

(at Elstern . Park)DLS 16 .20 UBlu 10 .5Marc 13 .8 OSC 9.17UBIk 10 .15 Orm 9.7StB 10.13 Caul 6 . 5

MAY 27O Scotch v St Bern

(at Elstern . Park)Uni Blues v MarcellinOrmond v DL SalleNorth OB v Uni BlacksCaul Or v Ivanhoe

FIXTURES, RESULTS "A" SECTIOK1APRIL 15

Marc 11.9 Ivan 14.1 1(at Elstern . Park)

DLS 15.10 UBIk 10 .15OSC 22 .15 Orm 15.13StB 13 .20 NoB 13 .14UBlu 25 .23 Caul 7.7

APRIL 22NoB 13 .7 OSC 16.19

(at Elstern . Park)UBIk 11 .20 Marc 16 .15Orm 18 .13 UBIu 18 .14Ivan 12 .11 StB 9.12Caul 14.17 DLS 21 .1 4

APRIL 29Orm 16.17 Caul 8 .16

(at Elstern. Park)UBlu 18.23 NoB 12.7OSC 22.22 , Ivan 8 .10Marc 13 .14 DLS 21 .15SIB 12.6 UBIk 16 .1 5

MAY 6U Bks 9.13 OSC 20.10

(at Elstem . Park)DLS 12.15 St B 14 .14Ivan 16.12 U Blu 23 .16NOB 14 .19 Orm 13 .14Caul 17.22 Marc 17.11

MAY 13Orm 20 .12 Ivan . 16.16

(at Elstern . Park)UBIu 10.20 UBlk 8 . 8

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JUNE 3No Fixture

JUNE 10DL Salle v North OB

(at Elstem. Park)Marcellin v OrmondUni Blacks v IvanhoeSt Bern v Uni Blues0 Scotch v Caul Or

JUNE 17Ivanhoe v DL Salle

(at Elstern . Park)Caul Or v Uni BlacksUni Blues v 0 Scotch

OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS - Old ScotchOval, Yarra Park . (Op osite Olympic Pool .)Batman Avenue tram from Princes Bridge ,

ORMOND - Koornang Park, car . KbornangRoad and Lyons Street, Carnegie. Carnegietrain to terminus, then south along KoornangRoad .

ST BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS - StBernard's College Oval, end of BuckleyStreet, West Essendon. Train to Essendon,then bus .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS - University Oval,Moreland or East Coburg tram in SwanstonStreet or Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street to Uni-versity .

UNIVERSITY BLUES - University Oval.Moreland or East Coburg tram in SwanstonStreet or Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street to Univer-sity .

Ormond v St BernNorth OB v Marcellin

JUNE 2 4Uni Blacks v DL SalleOrmond v 0 ScotchIvanhoe v MarcellinNorth OB v St BernCaul Grv Uni Blues

JULY 1Marcellin v Uni BlacksUni Blues v OrmondSt Bern v Ivanho eO Scotch v North OBDL Salle v Caul Or

JULY 8North OB v Uni BluesIvanhoe v 0 ScotchDL Salle v MarcellinUni Blacks v St BernCaul Or v Ormon d

JULY 15St Bern v DL SalleO Scotch v Uni BlacksUni Blues v IvanhoeOrmond v North OBMarcellin v Caul O r

JULY 22Uni Blacks v Uni Blues

DL Salle v 0 ScotchMarcellin v St BernIvanhoe v OrmondCaul Or v North OB

JULY 29Uni Blues v DL SalleO Scotch v MarcellinOrmond v Uni BlacksNorth OD v IvanhoeCaul Or v St Bern

AUGUST 5Marcellin v Uni BluesSt Bern v 0 ScotchDL Salle v OrmondUni Blacks v North OBIvanhoe v Caul O r

AUGUST 12O Scotch v Uni BluesSt Bern v OrmondDL Salle v IvanhoeMarcellin v North OBUni Blacks v Caul Or

AUGUST 19North OB vDL SalleOrmond v MarcellinIvanhoe v Uni BlacksUni Blues v St BernCaul Or v 0 Scotch

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Old Scotch Call. 4 .0 7.2 10.5 18.10-118

St : Bernard's O .C. 4.3 9.5 13.8 14.9 - 93

OLD SCOTCH: Kiel 4, Bowden 3, AndersonBates, Bedford, Bubb, Johnstone. Kefford,

Mason, Meadows, Sherwen. BEST : Bow-dcn, Bedford, Bubb, Duke, Rogerson, Alder.

ST. BERNARD'S O.C . : Mitchell 3 NadzielskiKing 2, Hughes, Merrideth, Monagham,

Ni , ro, Phelan, Rackham, Randall. BEST:Sdtwarzenberg, Rackham, Wade, Doolan, Maffi,!-1 ughes .

University Blues 5.6 8.16 14 .18 21 .29-155Marcellin O .C. 3.3 4.3 7.6 9.7 - 61

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Hager 3, Sleeman 3,Tare 3, Tyquin 3, Brown 2, Holt 2, Anderson,Br lford, Church, Curnow, Yeo. BEST : Hindle .Curnow, Yee, Christie, Ross, Tyquin .

IiARCELLIN O.C. : Butler 4, Denning 2Gartner, Morrison, Aloisio . BEST: O'Gregory,Price, Dillon, Frazer, Denning, Reganzani.

De La Salle O.C. 5.3 9.5 13.6 14.6 - 90Ormond 2.7 4.7 10.10 11 .19- 8 5

DE LA SALLE O .C . : Groves 3, Beddoe ° 2,Connolly 2, Casey 2, Dunn 2, McHenry, Bourke,Loft . BEST: Lof, McDonnell, Bourke, Nugent,Soutar, Groves .

ORMOND: Bourne 5, Purcell 3, Rosengarden,Iloyanton, Crump. BEST: Corben, I'urcell,Bourne, Murphy, Morris, Chisholm .

North Old Boys 3 .6 8.9 17.15 19 .19-133University Blacks 0 .0 2.4 2.5 7.6 - 4 8

NORTH O .B . : Dillon 9, Gary Wilson 2 . Han-nebery 2, Conti, Anderson, O'Connor, Horan,Sheales, Butera. BEST: Anderson, Dillon, S .Niaguire, Horan, Dolan, Leeach .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Wood 2, R . Curtis,Fishcr, Perrett, Tracey, Booth . BEST: Lockie,Booth, R . Curtis, Cunningham, Fisher, Gill .

B SECTIO N

old Haiteyburians 1 .1 7.2 9.4 13.8 - 86Old Paradians 0.6 0.7 5.12 11 .17- 83

OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Porter 3, D . Legge3, Bouris 2, Williams 2 . Marshall, Wise, PPoole . BEST: Cocks, Corrigan, Bouris, D .Legge, Paul, Schmidt .

OLD PARADIANS: C. McCarthy 3, C.Hugh6s 2, B . Considine 2,-D. DiPaola, Tellef-son, Symes, Roe . BEST : Roe, McCarthy, C.Hughes, D . DiPaola, Natoli, B . Considine.

Collegians 8.3 10 .4 20.10 24.12-156Coburg 0.2 1 .7 1 .8 5.13- 43

COLLEGIANS : Roach 9, Teale 4, Wagstaff3, Etherington 3, Loader 2, Newton, Ross,Williamson . BEST : Rice, Roach, Taylor, Ether-ington, Ross, Wagstaff .

COBURG: M. Egan 2, S . Egan, Woodern,Finlay. BEST: O'Brien, Gillingham, Judge,Jackebeska, Cleary, Finlay .

Parkside 3.2 6.8 7.8 13.15- $3Fawkner 5.8 9.9 12.12 12 .13- 8 5

PARKSIDE: P. Harvey 3, Dryden 3, P .Johnston 2 Biggtns 2, R. Clarke Ware, StevenWilson. BEST: Dryden, Fitzgerad, Steven Wil-son, Nankervis, Howell, P . Harvey .

FASi'KNER: M. Stapleton 3, Robertson 2,Trapani 2, Richardson, Teasdale, McMahon,Deans, Ferguson. BEST: Deans, Duggan,O'Mara, Nulty, Foley, Robertson .

Monash Blues 4.1 11 .6 14.9 16.14-110Old Trinity Gram. 3.1 5.3 6.5 9.8 - 62

MONASH BLUES : Anderson 2, Sweatland 2,Chapman 2, Whitty 2, Bergin, Bickford, Mogg,Moore, Olds, Quinn, oss, Carnel . BEST : Olds,Anderson, Whitty, Bickford, Bergin, Sweatland .

OLD TRINITY GR. : Dawson 2, Fennelly 2,Fekete, Stevenson, Datum, Weinberg, Fowler .BEST : Beer, Weinberg, Birrell, Emerson, Fow-ler .Old Meibumians - bye.

TIPSTERS' TALLYCaulfield Gram. 5.7 5.11 8 .18 12 .22- 94Ivanhoe 2.3 8.7 10.12 12 .21- 9 3

CAULFIELD ° GR . : Butcher 4, Tootell 3,llierworth 2, Dickeson, Cameron, Sassella .BEST : Cameron, Tootell, Clark, Hampton,Lean, Felsentha L

IVANHOE : Smythe 3, Course 2, Drapac 2,Turnley, Jones, Warty, Burton, Lonergan .BEST: . Smythe, Johnson, James, Adley, Buck-ley, Robertson .

Syd Whitfield (F) 15Peter Nathan (J2) 20Norm Nugent (D) 16Michael Arnold (Jl) 12Jim Fidge (C) 8Peter Brukner (A) 16Brian Lauder (B) 15Nugget Stephens (E) 4

*5 points for each correct prediction - allothers 4 points for each correct .

**Peter's tally is STILL incomplete - pendingTherry v West Brunswick result.

105*92**92921888080 *64

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Last Round's Results - Continued Last Round's Results = Continue dC SECTIO N

St . Kilda CBCOC 10.4 10.6 13 .12 15.17-107Kew 1.1 3.8 5.9 9.11- 65

ST. KILDA C.B .O.C.: Drinan 5, Smith 3 ,Tobin 3 Robinson, R. Delaney, Jennings,Dynon . bEST : Smith, Curry, Jennings, White,R . Delaney, Drinan .

KEW : Jackamos 3, B . Smith 2. Wailes Hin-chen, Varney, Rowlands . BEST: B. ~mith,Hayes, Varney, Wailes, Gandy, R . Zerbi.

Old Ivanhoe Gr. 5.3 6.3 7.9 13.11- 89Otd Brighton Gr. 2.0 6.10 8.13 12 .14- 86

OLD IVANHOE : Gee 6, McLean 4, Chand-ler, Purcellt J . Constantinou . BEST : C . Millson,Gee, Cuttriss, S . Gration, Goldin, P. Kelsey.

OLD BRIGHTON : Dick 4 Shepherd 4, Cow-ling 2, Grant 2. BEST: Shepherd, McClure,I . Mullett, Burnell, Cowling, Epstein .

Hampton Rovers 3 .4 7.9 8.10 16 .19-115Old Carey Gram. 3.3 5.5 13.6 16.8 -104

HAMPTON ROVERS : Cook 6 Spurrell 4,James 3, Blair 2, Nash. BEST: Taylor, Cook,Rowston, English, Spurrell, Blair .

OLD CAREY: M. Cooke 5, Whitehead 2,Weir 2, Bryan 2 G . Mill 2, McMahon,Bathurst, Laidlaw. 13EST : Laidlaw McKinlay,Rattenbury, M . Cooke, McMahon, Loader.

A .J .A .X. 6.5 11.8 17.12 19.13-127Geelong 2.2 5.6 7.7 12 .8 - 8 0

A .J.A .X.: H. Ritterman 4, Lemish 4, M .Ritterman 3, Kaye 2, Bluzer, 2, Komesarook,Schulberg, Blusztein, Dudakov. BEST: M.Ritterman, H . Ritterman, Feldpicer, Aarons,Schulberg, Fein. -

GEELONG: Jamieson 4, G . Trevaskis 3,Davis, P . Cramp,}Coati , Evans Elliston . BEST:Hardiman, Jamieson, Paulke, )~avis, G . Trevas-kis, Kelly .

Old Xaverians 12.11- 83Alphington 10.17- 77

OLD XAVERIANS : Goal-kickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday - May 29th .

ALPHINGTON : Bromley 6, Shaw 2, Adams,K . Candy. BEST: Jamieson, Smith, Roberts,Shearer . K . Candy, Shaw.

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D SECTIONHeatherton 5.6 7.9 11.19 14.22-106U .H.S . Old Boys 0.0 2.8 2.8 3.11- 29

HEATHERTON : C. Malone 4 J . P . Kenny3, Benning 2, Lewis, Walker, ~arber, KillenCarey. BEST: Ryan, Fletcher, Walker, Barber ;Lewis,' Killen .

U .H.S. OLD BOYS: Rowan 2, Chettle,BEST: Korpetutuncu, Tagell, Chettle, Hunter,Wright. Blampied.

M.H .S . Old Boys 1.3 9.10 15.13 18 .17-125Elstemwick 6.4 6.5 11.9 13.11- 8 9

M.H .S .O .B . : Goal-kickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday - May 29th .

ELSTERNWICK: Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received or received after copy dead-line- first post Monday - May 29th .

Old Cam'well Gr . 6.5 6.6 12-9 15.9 - 99State Bank 2.1 7.10 9.11 10.12- 72

OLD CAMBERWELL : Treacher 4, P.Buchanan 3, A . Macrae 2, A. Kerr 2, Mullett,McLardy, J . Steven, Ellis. BEST: A . Macrae,Spencer, Mullett, Rimington, Williams, D.Steven . ,

STATE BANK : Jenkins 4 Holmes 2, Jeffery,A. Brennan, Inglis, Escort. bEST : Kirk, Spark,Murray, Brennan, Lenehan, Arnold.

Country Colleges 4.2 6.4 10.8 17.10-112St. Kevin's O .B. 3.5 10.11 12.14 14.19-103

COUNTRY COLLEGES : Egan 4, Coates 3,Dewan 3, Commadeur 2 Sheed 2 A . Munari,Delahunty, Holmes. BESrI : Viponc~ Westbrook,P . Ryan, Commadeur, Egan, Mereaith .

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Callahan 3. Duffy3, Hart 3, Corredig 2, P . Campbell 2, Robson .BEST : Gaven, Jago, Hannan, Olle, Randles .P . Campbell .

Power House 4.8 8.14 13.15 20.20-140West Brunswick 6.0 9 .2 14.6 16.7 -103

POWER HOUSE : Sykes 8, Evans 5, Bredyk,Demir, Dempsey, Whitmore, Allen Perry, Rose-warne . BEST: Evans, Bredyk, §ykes, Perry,Rosewarne, Allen .

WEST BRUNSWICK: Walsh 4, Brockwell 3,M . Schwarze 3, Leathern 2, Byrd, Callander,T . Schwarze, Pitcher . BEST: Br rggs, Brockwell,Ivey, M. Schwarze, Walsh, Woolard .

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St, Bede's O.C. 7.7 9.8 12.15 15.16-106Brunswick 0.0 1 .8 3.10 7.12- 54

BEDE'S O.C.: Wood 4, Evans 3 Brad-2, McGoldrick 2 Collins, Kelly, F=ogarty,

>icCormack . BEST: ~bgarty, Roberts, Brad-bury, Wood, Huysmans, Turner.

BRUNSWICK : Hamilton 2, Jones 2, Butcher,stu,rt, Palmer . BEST: Trotman, Butcher, Jones,( ; i I lc It, Sheehan, Owens .

North Brunswick 2.7 5.11 10.14 18.17-125

A,N .Z. Bank 1 .0 1.1 3.3 3.3 - 2 1

N ORTH BRUNSWICK : Manias 3, Hughes 3,T .,yler 3, Campbell 3, Costello, Antonopoulos,P, Dimarco, Davies Ricketts, D . Dimarco .BEST: Strickland, Fox, Holdsworth, Hughes,I) . Dimarco, Antonopoulos

. A.N.Z. BANK: Goal-kickers, Best Playersnit received, or received after copy dead-line -tint post Monday - May 29th.

Beverley Hills 4.1 7 .4 10.4 16.8 -104Old Geelong 1 .3 4.8 8.15 10 .15- 7 5

BEVERLEY HILLS : Post 4 Amad 3, Gray2 . D . Butterworth, Egan, - Fiel~, Hirsch, Lowe,1 . Reece, Woods . BEST : Ashley, D . Butter-'~orth, Egan, Gray, McCrory ,

OLD GEELONG : Hudter 6 B. Spiden,I cwis, Shaw, Baillieu . BEST: H'unter, Moore,Thompson, B . Spiden, Sheahan, Clarke .

La Trobe Blacks 4 .4 5.6 10 .8 14.12- 97Bulleen-T'stowe 2.1 7.10 8.13 10.17- 77

LA TROBE BLACKS: Goal-kickers in-•omplete. BEST: Tunbridge, Hast, Veldums,Sheehan, Groenewegen, Graham .

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE: D'Agistino 2,Crowe 2, Tenace 2, Kelly 2, Johnson. Dozzi.BEST: Walton, Hebbard, Kelly, Murphy,Pretto, D'Agistino .

Old PAentonians 3.8 6.17 11 .23 15 .26-11 6A.M .P. Society 2.3 4.5 6.7 14 .10- 94

OLD MENTONIANS: Mounsey 4, Speers 4,Peel 3, Lingard 2 . Upham, Zimaris. BEST :Ntounsey, Norton, Peel, Lingard, M . A . King,Bennett .

A.M .P. SOCIETY: I . Henderson 7, Batten 3,Sweeney, McLaughlan, Pottenger, Searle. BEST :1 . Henderson . Sweeney, Batten, Waller, Walsh,4tcLaughlan .

F SECTION

National Bank 2.2 5.5 9.10 16.16-112Monash Whites 3.3 4.5 10.6 13.7 - 85

NATIONAL BANK : Goal-kickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday - May 29th .

MONASH WHITES: Parsons 4, Sauer 3,Drummond 3, De Pace 2, Di Donato, Davie .BEST : McKenzie, Cousins, Parsons, Ludeman,Sauer, Drummond.

Footscray I .T. 3.5 7.7 9 .8 14.14- 98U niversity Reds 1 .4 4.6 8.10 10 .11- 71

- FOOTSCRAY I.T . : T. Baird 4, Baulch 3,Carr 2, Brophy 2, Newland, Miller, Jenkin .BEST : Miller, T. Baird, R . Carr, Englefield,Murrell, S . Baird.

UNIV. REDS : Hille 4, Elliott 2, Johansen 2,Miller, Webster . BEST: Elliott, Hargreaves,Cahir, McClumpha, Hille, Johansen .

Therry C.C .O .B. 3.5 6.8 10.13 14.16-100Clayton 2.1 5.4 6.6 11.10- 76

THERRY C .C . : Briggs 3, Matheson 3, Bye 2,M. Wakeling 2, Clay, Johnston Judd, Nichol-son . BEST : Briggs, I . BroomfielJ, M . Vyak9ling,Ross, Whyley, Hunt .

CLAYTON: D. Phillips 3, Brierley 2 B .Nestor 2, Crossley, Jennings, Muir, I . Phillips .BEST: Bertram, Bell, D . Phillips, I . Phillips,Westaway, Muir .

Bulleen United 7.4 9.7 13 .7 17.10-112Com'wealth Bank 0.2 5.5 10.6 12.11- 83

BULLEEN UNITED: Shinn 5, McColl 3,Lachmund 3, Gheller 3 . Pidutti 2, Hilton .BEST : Morley, R . Divirgilio, D. Bryant, PeterArcher, Richardson, Shinn .

C'WEALTH BANK : Hoy 5, Fraser 2 . Reid2, Brown, Dick, W . McCrimmon . BEST: Myers,

eid, Hoy, I. McCrimmon, Fraser.Thornbury - bye.

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North Old BoysUniversity Blues

11 .15- 818 .10- 58

NORTH .OLD BOYS : Richardson 5, Te pp er2, D. Ryan 2, Hibbert, T. Ryan. BEST :O'Sullivan, Hibbert, Pearse, Considine, D . Ryan,Richardson .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday - May 29th .

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Last Round's Results ® ntinued LastR®unci's Results - ContinuedOld Scotch Coil . 6.4 9 .11 12.16 19.22-136St. Bernard's O .C. 0.1 1.7 4.11 7.12- 54

OLD SCOTCH : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line- first post Monday - May 29th .

ST . BERNARD'S O.C.: Hurley 2, F. Mona-ghan 2, Lane, Cartwright, Currie . BEST:Redmond, Hurley, Christie, Dolan, Hughes,Kennelly .

Hampton Rovers 16.10-106Ormond 2.2 - 1 4

HAMPTON ROVERS : McKiernan 7 Rodger-son 3, Ketis 2, Twinning, Baker, Marshall,Clarke . BEST: N. Kelly, Clarke, Ketis, Now-]an, McKiernan; Rodgerson .

ORMOND : Goal-kickers unavailable . BEST:Porter, Rose, Beard, Ritchie, Robertson, Rus-sell.

University Blacks 15 .16-106Geelong 10 .8 - 6 8

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday - May 29th .

GEELONG : Taylor 3, Mills 3, Naylor 2,Bartlett 2 . BEST: Fatouros, Taylor, Thomson,Innes, Irons, Williams> Brunton .

Ivanhoe 10.7 - 67Monash University 9 .12- 6 6

IVANHOE : Mitchell 3, Cosma 2, Brewin,McDonald Luby, Kearney, McCulloch . BEST:Cosma, Mitchell, Brewin, Frazer, McCulloch,Bowes .

MONASH UNIV . : Rodger 4, Coyle 2, Davies,Bean, Shepherd, BEST : Hanlon, Murphy,Morey, Bean, Tunbridge, Shepherd.

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Old Haiieyburians 23 .14-152Therry C.C .O .B. 9.10- 64

OLD HAILEYBURY: Collins 6, McDonell 6,Taylor 3, Castles 2, Lynch, Brockman, Ridoutt,Chambers, Mattingley, Carruthers. BEST :McDonell, Ridoutt, Brockman, Collins, Lynch,Chambers .

THERRY C .C .O .B . : Goal-kickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday - May 29th .

Caulfield Gram. 1.2 4.11 5.14 10.19- 79West Brunswick 6 .4 6.4 7.10 9.12- 6 6

CAULFIELD GRAM.: Stewart 5, N.Matthews 2. D. Matthews, Lyie, Sutherland.BEST : Bird, Sutherland, N . Matthews, D.Matthews, Stewart, Theodos .

WEST BRUNSWICK: Rainone 2, Schwarze2, Rutledge 2, Tomlinson, Elliott, Madden .BEST : L. , Anchen, Baker, Baxter, Moloney,Nicholson, Rainone .

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De La Salle O .C. 8.9 10 .13 16 .20 21 .23-149Fawkner 1 .3 3.5 3.7 4.10- 34

DE LA SALLE : Greene 6, Keilor 3, Court-ney 3, M. Casey 3, Lowe 2 O'Keefe 2,

Hamman . BEST. M: Casey, g;Williams, Rawlings, McDonald, Greene, PaulJurkovsky.

FAWKNER: Profenna 2, Busst, Dowd. BEST :Chard, Profenna, Zarris, Gillon, Dehenin,

Busst.Kew 2.2 3.6 8.10 10 .11- 71Old Paradians 0 .2 5.4 7.6 10.7 - 67

KEW : Dale 4, Costanzo 2 Busuttil 2, Met-lino, Daigliesh . BEST: ~tanley, Merlino,O'Farrly, Dale, Lukaitis, Salerno.

Dynes, ~xARADM MahonoveSmyth HSu dberg'BEST: Miller . McMahon, Busch, Sundberg,Hammond, L'Huillier.

Coburg 4.0 11.9 13.9 18.16-124M .H .S. Old Boys 3.1 3.1 5.10 5.11- 4 1COBURG: Bucci 3, Burgen 3, Ellis 3, Ed-wards 2, Hutchinson 2, Elder, Kilner, Cotts-worth, Spkes, Beattie. BEST: Cottsworth,Beattie, M. Purcell .

M .H.S.O .B. : Goal-kickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-linefirst post Monday - May 29th.

"Herald" Phone NumbersYou may, again this season, dial DIRECT to

the Amateur Football representative at the"Herald" Office . The numbers are :-

652-1892 or 652-1853 .

63-021jou have any difficulty, you should ring("Herald" switchboard) and ask for

extension 1892 or 1893.RESERVE SECTION RESULTS - These must

be phoned to the above number(s) Before 3.00p.m .

SENIOR AND JUNIOR SECTION RESULTS- These must be phoned to the abovenumber(s) Before 5.00 P.M . A fine will be in-curred after this time. If results are not re-ceived at the "Herald" Office by 5 .30 p.m ., afurther fine will be imposed.

Phone calls not directed to the abovenumbers may go astray. In this event, clubswill be regarded as having failed to phone intheir scores and will be fined accordingly.

When phoning scores, please follow thispattern :-

(a) the Section concerned(b) teams playin g(c) winning team(d) actual scores -winner first.

Check with BOTH Goal Umpires beforeringing the "Herald", for the correct scores .Incorrect scores equal a fina l

The phoning of all scores to the "Herald"Office is the responsibility of the HOME CLUB.

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St. Bernard's O .C. 9.11- 65old Scotch Coll . 6 .5 - 41

ST. BERNARD'S O .C. : Thompson 2, PowellPearson 2, Bell, Daffey, Davis. BEST : Pear-

Stanley, Tyler, Shembrey, Nathan, T .Hocan .

OLD SCOTCH: P. Hays 2, T . Eggleston,t ; rtin, McLean, Orr . BEST: McLean, T .

E .L,-,leston, Orr, Human, Fenton, Leeming .

University Blues 3 .3 6.6 10.9 13.13- 91Marceliin O .C. 1 .1 3.1 5.1 5.4 - 34

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copyd,ad-line - first post Monday - May 29th .

'NIARCELLIN : Allen 2, Boyce, Bell, Borto-lotto. BEST : Allen, Hardy, Wood, B . Crim-mins, Bortolotto, Delmo.

De La Salle O .C. 4.1 8 .1 - 9 .2 14.4 88Ormond 0.3 4.3 5.5 9.6 - 6 0

DE LA SALLE: Goal-kickers incomplete .BEST : Kerin, Carr, Carolan, Mitchell, Letson,Kowalski .

ORMOND: Koslowski 3, Foulsham 2, Pansi1 Osmond, Britton . BEST : Herkess, Osmond,Foulsham, Hamley, I. Fisher, Turner.

University Blacks 3.3 6.5 10.6 10.6 - 66North Old Boys 1 .1 3 .2 4.2 8.8 - 56

t'NI. BLACKS: Burley 3, Maguire 2, O'Dono-fh ue 2, Beggs, Cannizzo, Belfield. BEST: A .C,,stello, Atchison, Saines, Cannizzo, O'Shea,O'Donohue.

tiOR'PFI OLD BOYS : D. Maguire, McPhee,Curley, P. Rvan, Sullivan, Cuffe, Hedley, Walsh .BEST : McGrath, Wilson, Crooks, Hedley,Griffin, Curley .

Ivanhoe 3.4 6.11 7.18 12 .23- 95Caulfield Gram. 3.5 4.7 7.8 10.8 - 68

IVANHOE : McDowell 4, G . Stewart 2 Man-ics,o 2 . Miles . Rotar, B . Doll, J . Brewin . )BEST :George, J . Brewin, G. Stewart, Mantesso,\1cDowell, Grant .

CAULFIELD GRAM.: Worthington 2, An-tonieu 2, Goold, D . G. Williams . Pearson,Voyage, Cunningham, Jaggs . BEST : Voyage,Gerrand, Irvine, Worthington, Sexton, Cunning-ham .

B RESERVE SECTIO NOld Haileyburians 1 .1 5.6 5.9 8.12- 60Old Paradlans 2 .4 2.4 5.8 5.9 - 39

OLD HAILEYBURY : Houston 3 . Bowring 2 ,Whiteman 2, Home . BEST: C. Bowman, L.Bowman, Home, Houston, Langford-Jones, B .Robertson .

OLD PARADIANS : Marturano 2, Russell 2,Romeo . BEST: N. Hughes, Russell, Tudor,\tarturano, J. Taylor, J . Assetta.

Collegians 3 .0 15 .3 16.4 18.5 -113Coburg 4.4 5.5 6.5 7.7 - 49

COLLEGIANS : Purdue 5, Parsons 4, Butler2, Chonsich 2, Baune, C. McKa , Rowlands,Carfledge, Dean . BEST : Hibbins, I~arsons, Cart-edge, Chonsich, Baring, Scott.

COBURG : A . Weston 2, Nicholas 2, Seath,Hughes, Walker . BEST: Hughes, Nicholas,Christopher .

Parkside 5.5 7.5 11.8 11 .8 - 74Fawkner 1 .2 4.5 4.5 10.11- 71

PARKSIDE : Goal-kickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday - May 29th.

FAWKNER: Santamaria 2, Dunkerton 2,Llewellyn, B . Thomas, George, McNee, Phillips,Graham . BEST : S. Thomas, B . Thomas, Corrie,George, Dunkerton, Santamaria .

Monash Blues 4.3 4.9 7.12 11 .14- 80Old Trinity Gram. 3.0 5.1 7.3 8.4 - 5 2

MONASH BLUES : Davies 4, Gunning 2,Creaser, Grant, Schneider, Mutimer, Coldham

.BEST : Zimmerman, Davies, Howlett, Mann,Gunning, Lovell.

OLD TRINITY: Stockdale 4, Bolton 3, Wat-son . BEST : Stock-dale, Bolton, Walters, Wall,Gronow, Cridge .

Old Melburnians - bye

C RESERVE SECTIO NSt . Kittle CBCOC 3.7 7.8 10.12 13 .13- 91Kew 0.0 1 .2 2.3 4.5 - 29

ST KJLDA C.B .O.C. : M. Taylor 3 . Murphy2, Thynne 2, Zotti, Davis, Grien, P. O'Connell,

arroll. BEST : L . Delaney, J . O'Connell, M .Taylor, Davis, Lynch, Graham .KEW: Goal-kickers, Best Players not re-

ceived, or received after copy dead-line - firstpost Monday - May 29th .

Old Brighton Gr. 2.3 5.8 7.9 11 .13- 79Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1.5 1 .7 1 .12 1 .12- 1 8

OLD BRIGHTON : Leske 4, Hamilton 3, Lev-vey 2, Hunt, Paroissien. BEST : Riddell, Millis,Leske, Debbie, Hamilton, Jennison .

OLD IVANHOE : Robinson . BEST : Blizzard,Kenyon-Smith, Hannah, Rantino, Corlett, Dow-ling. -

Hampton Rovers 4 .6 9.8 12.10 13.15- 93Old Ca rey Gram. 1.3 2.7 3.11 5.14- 44

HAMPTON ROVERS: Wenzell 4, C. Earle2, Naumoff 2. R. Huckett 2, Morecroft, Bird,Devola . BEST: C. Earle, Huckett, Salmon,Kitson, Naumoff, Wenzell .

OLD CAREY: Seale 2, Haines, McHarg,Pryor. BEST : Skilbeck, Seale, Hogan, Logan,Elliott .

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t Round's Results- Conti n Last Round's Results - ContinuedGeelong 3.4 6.5 7.9 10.12- 72A .J .A .X. 1.2 1.6 1.6 5.7 -3 7

GEELONG : Bullen 2, Fairbairn 2, Poulton 2,Nicholson, J. Ludowyk, Condie, D. Collins .BEST: Benci, Bullen, Poulton, Pettigrove,Chandler, C. Collins.

A .J .A.X .: Friede 2, Shulman, Jurberg, Kagan .BEST : Kenny, Greenberg, Jurberg, Kagan,Rozenbes, Milarom .

Alphington 8.13- 61Old Xaverians 7.13- 5 5

Ai .Pi;I'r_GTON : Sheldrick 3, Chilcott 2, Cole-man, F .,rry . Walker . BEST : Walker, P . Harris,Sheldric§ . lieppel, Chilcott, Coleman .

OLD XAVERIANS : Goal-kickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday - May 29th.

D RESERVE SECTION

Heatherton 1 .2 7.8 12 .9 15 .19-109U .H .S . Old Boys 3 .5 3.7 4.11 4.11- 3 5

HEATHERTON: W. Williams 5, Matricue 4,Matheson 2, N . Williams, Bodey . Howells, P.Skinner. BEST: Matricue, W . Williams, Ryan,D . Skinner, Howells.

U .H .S . OLD BOYS: Mart, Cassidy, Tebble,lliopoulos. BEST: P. McLennan, Miller, Sand-ford, Smith, Darrock, Giardino .

M .H .S. Old Boys 6 .10 7.12 14.15 17.18-120Elsternwick 0 .1 2.9 2.9 7.11- 53

M .II.S.O .B. : Goal-kickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday - May 29th .

ELSTERNWICK: Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received or received after copy dead-line- first post ~ionday - May 29th.

State Bank 3.8 7.10 10.16 11 .17- 83Old Cam'weli Gr 0.2 1.3 3.3 5.9 - 39

STATE BANK : Cooney 3, Cloke 3, Bennett2, Mitchell 2, Pitts. BEST: Williams, Cooney,Dent, Thane, Noviello, Bennett .

OLD CAMBERWELL: Deakin 3 Watkin,Mullett . BEST: Robinson, CottreH, Eades,Allan, Watkin, Donkin.

St. Kevin's O .B. 1.1 5.7 9.9 18.11-119Country Colleges 1 .4 1 .5 2.5 2.6 - 1 8

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Chalmers 7, C.Nettlefold 3, Franich 2 Clement Simpson,Davey, Martin, Pitt, Horniblow. BEStT: Fernon,C. Nettlefold, Day, Simpson, Chalmers, Low .

COUNTRY COLLEGES : T. Ryan, Norman .BEST : Murray, Shaw, Howe, Norman, T. Ryan,P . Daly.

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Power House 2 .5 4.5 9.9 13.11- 8gWest Brunswick 1 .2 4.6 5.6 7.10- 52

POWER HOUSE : Stafford 4, Mason 3, Ham-mond 2, Alcock, Ramsay, Johnson, ClarkBEST : Shewan, Greig, Pullin, Godfrey, Seecas,Stafford .

WEST BRUNSWICK : White 3, Adams 2Tartaglia, Suleyman, Oakley, Kay . BE,ST ;Beaumont, Fletcher, Green, Johnston, Vazquez,White .

E RESERVE SECTIO NSt . Bede's O.C. 2.7 11 .12 12 .16 14 .20-104Brunswick 0.0 0.0 1 .2 1.2 - 8

ST. BEDE'S O .C . : Bowden 6, L. Terrell 3Steinfort 2, King, Harber, Parks . BEST: Stein=fort, Smyth, Bowden, Parks, McGregor, Lager-berg .

BRUNSWICK: Egan . BEST: Barry, Ander-son, B . Dalton, Egan.

North Brunswick 5 .5 7.6 10.7 10.8 - 68A .N .Z . Bank 1 .1 1.5 3.5 7.8 - 50

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Duncan 3, Kenny 2Archibald 2, J . Payne, Castelli, Burrows . BEST

:Kenny, J . Payne, Campione, Perrillo, G .Payne, Archibald .

A.N.Z. BANK: Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line- first post Monday - May 29th.

Beverley Hills 2.1 2.2 8.6 9.7 - 61Old Geelong 2.3 2.8 3.10 6.15- 51

BEVERLEY HILLS: Fisher 3, R. Mason 3,A. Clark 2, P . Mason . BEST : Badrock, Fisher,Jensen, P. Mason, R. Mason, Paull.

OLD GEELONG: N. Officer 2, Whittle 2,Bradshaw, Brodie. BEST: Marshall, Whittle,Bradshaw, Austin, Ogilvie, Hobday .

Bulleen-T'stowe 2.3 6.10 7.17 12 .18- 90La Trobe Blacks 0.2 0.4 0.7 1.7 - 1 3

BULLEEN-TE14iPLESTOWE : G . Stannard 3,Murphy 2, Tenace 2, Smith 2, Keast, Coyle,Roach . BEST: Mooney, G . Stannard, Coyle,Cerato, Thompson, Knell .

LATROBE BLACKS: Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday - May 29th.

Old Mentonians 4.3 5.5 8.7 10.11- 71A .M.P. Society 2 .1 3 .7 7.8 8.9 - 57

OLD MENTONIANS : M. F. King 4, Wilson2, Osborn, Jorgenson, Fleming. Chamberlain .BEST : M. F. King, Wah, K. King, P. King,Wittick, R . Ericksen .

A .M.P . SOCIETY: C . Jenkins 2, D . Jenkins2, O'Sullivan 2, Mannix . BEST: Caddick, Mer-cier, Foster, Gilfdlan, Symons, O'Callaghan .

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NationalBank 11.12- 78,,onasfi Whites 3.4 - 2 2

NATIONAL BANK : Goal-kickers, Best Play-ers naL_received, or received after copy dead-i',c - nrst post Monday - May 29th .

31ONASH WHITES: Gawenda 2, Adsett.13EST : Gleeson, Adsett, Clarke, Bryson, Joyn-~()n, Kounadis .

Clayton 9.8 - 62Therry C.C.O.B. 4.13- 37

CLAYTON: R. Gardiner 3, Truscott 2,Burghardt, Black, D'Amelio, Luxa. BEST :Truscott, B . Cook, Blasi, Adams, De Reus,Luxa.

THERRY C .C . : Williams 2, Mansour, Roger-son . BEST: P. Prendergast, Rogerson, Taylor,Farrell, Broomfield, Williams .

University Reds 3.2 6.7 8.12 12.16- 88Footscray LT. 1.2 1.2 1.2 1 .2 - 8

L`I. REDS : McDonald 5, T . Williams 2,Nt ;,,on 2, Candeloro, Krautil, Heady. BEST:~',cst, McDonald, Smale, Weston, Mason, T.W il liams .

FOOTSCRAY I .T, : Emmett. BEST : Thurston,Itd«ards, Smith, Trewin, Cobby, Williams .

Bulleen United 0 .2 4.7 5.9 8.15- 63Com'wealth Bank 5 .4 6.5 8.7 9.8 - 62

BULLEEN UNITED: Veitch 3, Gough 2,Gallagher, Cairns, Vening . BEST: R. Jenkins,Vening, Laming, Conway, Jeffs, Brown.

COMMONWEALTH BANK: Paternoster 3,Kok 2, McGregor 2, G. Pretty 2. BEST : Milton,Memhet, Collins, Dickinson .Thornbury - bye

YOUR HANDY SCORE .12-!X77-TiT1st Quarter I I I I I2nd Quarter3rd QuarterFINAL

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Next Week's Matches - June 17A SECTION

Ivanhoe v De La Salle O .C . (E .P .)Univ . Blues v Old Scotch Coll .Ormond v St. Bernard's O.C.North O.B . v Marcellin O.C.Caulfield Gram . v Univ. Blacks

E SECTION

B SECTIONOld Haileyburians v CollegiansParkside v CoburgOld Trinity Gr. v FawknerMonash Blues v Old MelburniansOld Paradians - bye

C SECTIONKew v Old Ivanhoe Gr .Old Carey Gr . v Old Brighton Gr .Old Xaverians v Hampton RoversA .J .A .X. v St. Kilda C.B .C.O.C .Alphington v Geelon g

D SECTIONHeatherton v M .H .S. Old BoysOld C'berwell Gr. v ElsternwickWest Brunswick v State Ban kSt . Kevin's O .B . v U .H .S . Old BoysPower House v Country Colleges

St . Bede's O .C. v A .N .Z . BankOld Geelong v Nth . BrunswickA.M .P. Society v Beverley HillsLa Trobe Blacks v BrunswickOld Mentonians v Bulleen-T'stow e

F SECTIONThornbury v National BankUniv. Reds v Monash WhitesC'wealth Bank v Footscra p I .T .Bulleen United v Therry C.C.O.B .Clayton - bye

JUNIOR SECTION 1.North O.B . v Old Scotch Coll

Hampton Rovers v St. Bernard's O .C.Ivanhoe v OrmondUniv. Blacks v Univ. BluesMonash Univ . v Geelong

JUNIOR SECTION 2Old Haile yburians v West BrunswickDe La Salle O.C. v Caulfield Gr.M.H .S . Old Boys v FawknerOld Paradians v Therry C .C .O.B .Coburg v Ke w

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