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FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK

August 1- ORMOND v M.H.S . OLD BOYS

August 8 - ST. BERNARD'S O.C. v GEELONG

August 15 - CAULFIELD GRAMM . v MONASH UNIVERSIT Y

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 1, 1970

South Australia Take Carnival HonoursMonash Press Claims As MRS: Fail AgainMore Shocks in B Section

By GEORGE McTAGGART

South Australia won the Eleventh Australian Amateur Football Carnival,played at Perth from July 19th to 23rd, wdien they beat the other three com-peting States, West Australia, Victoria and Tasmania in turn .

They won narrowly from West Australia and Victoria but scored decisivelyagainst Tasmania.

Monash University moved a step closer to the top four last Saturday withthe defeat of Melbourne High, who went down by 31 points to CaulfieldGrammarians . Monash won narrowly from De La Salle .

The shock defeat of University Blacks by North Old Boys left Geelongtwo games clear at the top of the B Section ladder. It was the Blacks' secondsuccessive defeat, as they went down by three goals to Old Scotch the previousweek . However Old Scotch failed by 12 points against St . Bernard's anddropped to fourth place, which they hold only on percentage from North OldBoys .

There was also a big upset in E Section where AJAX toppled the leaders,Reservoir Old Boys, by 17 points.

Caulfield Grammar opened up a biglead in the early stages against Mel-bourne High who were 6 goals in ar-rears at half-time. High improved inthe second half but Caulfield heldthem out to win very comfortably .

Monash trailed De La Salle untilwell into the third quarter but a 6-goal burst in this term carried themto the front and they won by 4 pointsin an exciting finish . This win broughtMonash level with M .H .S . on points,and they are outside the four by amere 2.7 per cent.

University Blues wasted manyscoring opportunities in the secondquarter against Ormond, and shouldhave had a much greater lead thanone point at half-time . Ormond out-played them in the second half andwent on to win by 41 points, kicking7-2 in the second quarter and 7-3 inthe third . Blues managed only 5•14after the first quarter .

Coburg were too strong in the ruck

and showed better teamwork thanIvanhoe and were untroubled to winby more than 8 goals . Old Paradiansgained an early break on Collegiansand then held them off to score by 17points .

Commonwealth Bank and Kew werelocked in an even struggle withBank's better kicking enabling themto win by 6 points . Geelong were nottroubled by Old Xaverians and wonby 11 goals .

North Old Boys forged ahead of theBlacks in the second quarter andgreater accuracy in front of goal alsohelped in their 26-point win, as theyhad only one more scoring shot .

A 7-goal burst in the third termwas a big factor in St . Bernard's winover Old Scotch, who led by 4 pointsat the interval .

Footscray Tech recorded their firstvictory for the season when theyscored an overwhelming win overAlphington .


Old Carey trailed Old Melburniansby 10 points in the first half butadded 6 goals in the third quarter towin by 10 points . St . Kilda CBC werein trouble when they were 5 goalsbehind Hampton Rovers at half-time,but they added 10-11 to 3-1 in thesecond half and were winners by 22points .

Fairfield proved far too strong forOld Trinity and won by more than 7goals to hold top place in D Section .AMP Society scored an equally con-vincing win over Parkside who fini-shed 8 goals down.

State Savings Bank finished toostrongly for Old Ivanhoe and won aneven game by 17 points. Brunswickedged away from Old Camberwell inthe last quarter and won by a similarmargin . In another even game, ANZBank beat Elsternwick by 11 points .

Monash ended Melbourne High'sslender chances of making the fourin Junior Section 1 when they scoredan overwhelming 13-goal win . Theother three teams in, the four alsowon easily.

In Section 2, Caulfield Grammarhad a struggle to beat Elsternwick by4 points, but other teams in the fourwon well.

Among the Reserves, Ivanhoe scor-ed a suprise 2-point win over Coburg,and Melbourne High, after leading

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Caulfield Grammar by 15 points ahalf-time, went down by 10 pointsOrmond finished better than University Blues to win by 3 goals .

St. Bernard's easily beat Old ScotchOld Carey beat Old Melburnians by !points, Old Trinity went down t(Fairfield by 14 points, A .M .P . beaParkside by 15 and La Trobe University downed Old Xaverians by 3 :points .

ATHLETICS ATELSTERNWICK PAR K

During the half-time interval aElsternwick Park today members othe Glenhuntly Amateur Athletic Clulwill compete in a 2-mile handicalrace fvr th~ Barry Williams MemoriaTr::phy, a trophy donated by the Ormo. :d Amateur Football Club.

Tooronga-Malvern reserves reall,strugg'ed to field a side last weekand at one stage had only 14 meton the field. If it hadn't been foPresident Bert Liddell, "Johnno" an(a couple mo .e committee men, thenwould not have been a game at allCongratulations to Bert on his appcintment as first full-time Police Recruiting Officer . Perhaps he will direct a few to Tooronga Park .

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 1, 197t

LAST WEEKS RESULTSA SECTION

Ormond 3-1 10-3 17-6 20-10-130University Blues 7-3 9-10 11-12 12-17-8 9

Ormond : Ladd 4, Dexter 2, Crumpton 2, New-man 2, A. Graham 2, Metcalf 2, Briggs 2,Bourne, Wood, Jackson, Kozlowski . Best : A.Graham, Sierakowski, Crumpton, Briggs, Bourne,Dexte r

Univ. Blues : Barkley 3, Standish 2, Ruther-ford 2, Fox, Church, T. Ryan, Green, Leitch .Best: Green, Moylan, Heinz, Jalland, Leitch,Nicholls.

Coburg 6-4 9-5 15-5 19-9-123Ivanhoe 2-6 6-11 8-12 10-13-73

Coburg : Green 4, King 4, Gill 3, Handley 2,Parkes 2, Bowman 2, Zorzi, Seath . Best: King,Douglas, Pearson, Sullivan, Willoughby, Saun-ders.

Ivanhoe : Borchers 3, Berry 3, Logan 2, Hen-derson, Kelley. Best: Henderson, Kelley, Rojo,Riley, Quinlivan, Linley.

Old Paradians 6-8 6-8 9 .9 11-14-80Collegians 0-1 5-6 6-9 9-10-64

Old Paradians : Denavi 2, Johnson 2, Jordan 2 ,Duke, Mount, McKinley, O'Brien, Westcott . Best :Quinlan, McKinley, Mansfield, Johnson, Kyne,Kiss .

Collegians : C . Roach 4, Varigos 2, McKenzie,Cranwell, Vivian . Best : C. Roach, Pryor, Zent,.Yebster, McKenzie, Shinkfield.

Caulfield Gramm . 7-2 11-7 16-10 19-13-127MHS Old Boys 3-4 5-7 10-8 14-12-96

Caulfield Gramm . : Atchison 4, Butcher 4, Les-ter 3, McDonald 2, McLaughlin 2, J. Hors 2, P.Hors, Tootell . Best : P . Hore, Lester, McLaughlin,Atchison, Williams, Lane.M.H .S . Old Boys: Goalkickers, best players

not received .

Monash Univ. 1-3 4-3 10-5 12-7-79De La Salle O.C . 2-4 5-8 9-8 11-9-75

Monash Univ . : Van Elden 3, Marshall 2,Heaney 2, Cole, Thomas, Rogers, Bartley, Mc-Master. Best : Collie, Van Elden, Bunn, Bartley,Graham, Cole .

De La Salle O .C. : Hunt 3, I . Geddes 3,Steward 2, Mitchell 2, B . Lyons . Best : Whitelaw,Janson, I . Geddes, Broman, J . Lyons, Wright.

Neil Swallow came back fromCapistrano to assist his old club,Fairfield, with his ability to handlea wet towel - he does a mean jobtoo he claims he even massagedeight players but I couldn't find anyevidence to back his claim, as everybody looked healthy .

B SECTIONC'wealth Bank 4-1 7-4 9-5 10-8-68Kew 2-3 5-8 7-12 8-14-62

Commonwealth Bank : Edwards 4, O'Brien 2,Imbery 2, Borrack, Cooper. Best: Torrens, Mc-Gibbony, Horban, McCrimmon, Saynor, O'Brien .

Kew : Goalkickers, best players not received .Geelong 4-4 9-6 12-10 17-12-114Old Xaverians 3-1 5-3 6-4 7-6-48

Geelong : Casboult 8, Sheringham 3, Allden 2,Wilson 2, Jones, Robinson. Best : Casboult,Foster, Jones, Andrews, Marshall, B . Smith .

Old Xaverians : Woodruff 2, Collins, Croyle,Quinn, R. Franich, Stanley . Beat : Gowers,Callinan, Denton, McClelland .North Old Boys 2-2 6-5 10-7 13-8-86University Blacks 3-3 4-7 7-10 8-12-60

North Old Boys : L. Arthurson 3, Murray 3 ,Elliott 3, Welch 2, D . Maguire, Fennelly . Best :Spurling, B . Drew, Cheel, Murray, Peasnall,Diviny .

University Blacks : G . Johnston 4, R . Cham-pion De Crespigny 2, P. Briggs 2. Best: Spring,Cordner, Shackleton, Hasler, Champion, Briggs .St. Bernard's O.C . 3-3 4-13 11-15 13-21-99Old Scotch Cott . 4-2 6-5 9-8 13-9-87

St. Bernard's O .C. : Taylor 3, Burgin 2, King 2,Crennan 2, lannazzo, Phelan, J . Tobin, Sullivan .Best : Reidy, M . Mahoney, Burgin, Sullivan,Phelan, Daffey .

Old Scotch : Hughes 5, Nicholls 2, McLean2, Stokes 2, Whitford, Steele . Best : Symington,Hughes, Anderson, McFarlane, Stokes, Camp-bell .Footscray TCOB 5-3 9-8 13-10 20-13-133Aphington 2-4 5-7 7-11 9-12-66

Footscray T.C .O .B. : P. Brophy 7, Punshon 6,Andres 2, Fincher 2, Turner, Griffiths, Murley .Best: McNeilage, Saville, Galvin, P . Brophy,Punshon, Fincher .

Alphington : Trezise 2, Scott, Wardle, McKay,Johannsen, B . Wayman, Wills, Adams . Best :Scott, Skerry, Gale, Robinson, Puddy, Hartigan .

In a very patchy and spasmodicOld Haileyhury side, one of the fewplayers who put in a full effort wasfirst-year player, Peter Kane. If someof the more experienced players hadfollowed his example, we would havehad a much better team effort .

Marty Scollon and John Newton puttogether 4 great quarters for De LaSalle Reserves . Gary Sherman in hisfirst game for the year showed he,hasn't lost any of his dash . PaulBuick played his first game and allat De La would like to congratulatehim .

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Last Week's Results - continued

C SECTIONAssumption O .C . 5-2 6-5 11-10 13-13-91Toor-Malvern 0-2 2-7 2-7 4-12-3 6

Assumption O .C. : M . Beaumont 5, Dyer 3,Tuck 2, James 2, McMahon . Best : M . Beau-mont, Tuck, S . Cooper, Faulkner, O'Dwyer, W.Daly .

Tooronga-Malvern : Williams, Hoey, Wilson,Parker. Best : Hoey, Jones, Cockerell, Dent, Wil-son, Williams .Old Haileybury 7-3 7-6 10-12 15-18-108Power House 3-1 5-5 7-5 8-6-54

Old Haileyburians : Young 5, Langford-Jones 3,Home 2, Williams, Lambert, Mehegan, Trapp,Gadsden. Best : Home, Kane, Lambert, Langford-Jones, Lord, Trapp .

Power House : Goalkickers, best players notreceived .Old Carey Gramm . 3-3 4-5 10-7 14-7-91Old Melburnians 3-0 6-3 9-6 11-15-81

Old Carey : Shaw 3, Hughes 2, Freeman 2,Keddie 2, Tucker 2, McPhee, M . Wilcox, Green .Best : Shaw, Bell, Freeman, D'Ambrosio, R . Wil-cox, Watsford .

Old Melburnians : Roberson 4, Niemann 2,Rattray 2, Weir 2, Russell . Best: I . Smith, White,Rudd, Roberson, Rattray, Loughlin .UHS Old Boys 1-1 9-6 10-6 15-9-99National Bank 5-8 5-9 7-11 7-11-53

U .H .S .O .B . : Davis 3, Masenhelder 3, Kinnea r2, Driver 2, Thomas, Johnston, Ashmead, Mar-tini, Zavalos . Best : Johnston, Driver, McLellan,Majernik, Parks, Taylor.

National Bank : Evans 2, Mumford 2, Lloyd,Sheehan, McLeod. Best : Sheehan, Evans, Tay-lor, Mumford, Sutherland, Wilson .St . Kilda CBOC 0-7 3-9 7-12 13-20-98Hampton Rovers 2-2 9-3 9-3 12-4-76

St . Kilda CBOC : McLachlin 3, Drew 2, K.White 2, Blackie, Clinch, Howe, Martin, E .Schwarzman, Tesoriero. Best : Blackie, Drew,Drinan, Dynon, Field, Tesoriero .

Hampton Rovers : C. Cooper 2, R . Cooper 2,G . English 2, Mirabito 2, Berry, Cave, Scarlett,Wolfe . Best : C. Cooper, Mirabito, Huckett,Devery, Fullager, R . Cooper .

D SECTIONOld Geelong Gr. 7-1 9-3 13-3 17-8-110Glenhuntly 0-3 5-8 5-9 8-11-59

Old Geelong Gramm . : R . Whalley 7, Spiden 3,Bradshaw 2, R . Brown 2, McMillan, Marendaz,Walker. Best : M . Forwood, R. Whalley, Brad-shaw, R. McGregor, R . Brown, Manser.

Glenhuntly : Tidd 3, Nathan, Morgan, Londkow-ski, Beckerleg, Perkins . Best : Tidd, Barton,Ardley, Morgan, Warner, Ford.St . Kevin's O .B. 2-2 8-8 9-9 14-14-98West Brunswick 2-3 5-4 8-9 10-13-73

St . Kevin's Old Boys : K . Hoare 4, Hangar 2 ,Dalton 2, Sheehan 2, Meyers 2, Davies, Martin .Best : Burnside, Dalton, Martin, Meyers, Hart,K . Hoare .

West Brunswick : Waters 3, Harrison 2, Gurrieri,Lewis, Moore, Shaw, Stubberfield. Best: Bas-tow, Bell, Marquis, Moore, Stubberfield, Web-ber .Fairfield 1-3 4-6 6-9 11-15-81Old Trinity Gr. 1-2 1-4 3-6 5-7-37

Fairfield : Hume 3, F . Findlay 2, L . Findlay 2 ,Marsh 2, Hyland, S. Day . Best: S. Day, O'Bierne,Hyland, Hume, Topp, Cuzens .

Old Trinity : Fellows 2, I . Curtis, Farmer,Kleinert . Best : Kleinert, Hobbs, Hudson, P .Kinross, Emmerson, Fellows .AMP Society 4-4 7-10 13-14 15-18-108Parkside 2-4 4-6 6-7 9-7-61

A .M.P. Society : Formby 5, Mclnnes 2, Jenkin s2, Saxby 2, Crompton, Ferrall Long, McLennan,Best : Ferrell, Crompton, Mclnnes, McHugh,Taylor, Thompson .

Parkside : Sammut 3, B . Harvey 3, G . Dryden,E . Kane, Clarke. Best : Clarke, Rodda, Sammut,B . Harvey, C . Thomas, Cross.Old Brighton Gr. 2-7 3-7 10-11 11-15-81St . Patrick's O.C . 0-3 6-11 8-11 9-19-73

Old Brighton Grammarians : Hamilton 3, Pit-cher 2, M . Wood 2, Adamson, Finkemeyer, Possi-ter, Mullet . Best : Peachey, Finkemeyer, Agar,Mullet, Wagner, M . Wood .

St. Patrick's O .C . : Shannon 3, Coffey 2,Murrihy 2, Maher, Liston . Best : Coffey, Murrihy,Giles, George, Shannon, Lardner.

"South British United Football 'Award"Round 15 of The South British

United Football Award applied to BSection Clubs of the V.A .F .A. Theaward was won by Footscray TCOBClub who scored the greatest winningmargin in B Section during round 15in defeating Alphington Club 20-13-133 to 9-12-66.Congratulations to the Footscray

TCOB Club . You will receive a newquality football through the courtesyof The South British Insurance Groupof Companies .

The eligible teams competing forthe award during round 16 will be CSection Teams. Results to be an-nounced in next week's Record .


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State Sav . Bank 2-4 7-6 10-10 16-13-109Old Ivanhoe Gr. 5-4 6-6 9-12 13-14-92

State Savings Bank : Cameron 4, Pitts 3 ,Ingliss 2, Spithill 2, P . Cavanagh 2, Reade 2,Jeffrey . Best : Hodgkin, Brennan, James, Pitts,Castanelli, Franklin .

Old Ivanhoe Gramm . : G . Stevens 3, R . Stevens2, P . Williams 2, Gurney 2, Allender, Boyd,Wiltshire, Wolstencroft. Best : G . Stevens, Pul-ford, P . Williams, Allender, Woods, Rule .Old Mentonians 5-8 10-18 14-22 19-26-140Old Essendon Or . 2-1 2-1 2-1 3-8-26

Old Mentonians : Page 4, Whitton 4, R . Har-ford 4, Bolton 2, Smith, Rafter, Royston, Uren,Hallam . Best : R . Harford, Uren, Page, Piper,Pearson, Bungey .

Old Essendon Gramm. : Stormont, Rahilly,Kane . Best : Kane, Roach, Lloyd, Williamson,Aplin, Bateman .La Trobe Univ. 9-6 21-12 30-14 36-20-236D . and L. O.C. 0-0 1-1 1-1 2-1-13

La Trobe University : Gilchrist 9, Hall 7 ,Leorke 3, O'Brien 3, Sgro 3, Condon 3, Carr2, Carland 2, Nadenbousch 2, Sceney, Sheehan .Best : C . Hall, Gilchrist, Condon, Sparkes, Carr,Sceney .

Dookie and Longerenong O .C. : Goalkickers,best players not received .Brunswick 2-5 4-9 6-11 10-12-72Old Cam'wetl Gr . 2-4 5-8 5-9 7-13-55

Brunswick: Colson 3, Hanlon 2, Meyers 2 ,Watt, Weybury, Benns . Best : Hirst, Abernathy,Maher, Weybury, Hanlon, Colson .

Old Camberwell : Gretgrix 2, P . Hanson,Erskine, Connor, Tipping, Redman. Best : Tucker,Hewitt, Connor, Redman, MacCallum, Ferrari .ANZ Bank 4-1 7-5 10-13 13-17-95Elsternwick 4.4 7-8 8-9 12-12-84

A .N .Z . Bank : Hall 3, Gilroy-Scott 3, Dancer 2,Bloom 2, Davidson, Trewin, Treleaven. Best :P . Sampson, Karpavicius, Alan McGregor, Tre-leaven, Hamilton, Jackson .

Elsternwick : Sharpe 5, McIntosh 3, Cornehls2. Street, Sellers . Best : Sharpe, Street, G .Perkins, A . Ramsay, Freer, Fitzsimmons .AJAX 5-8 6-9 9-11 10-11-71Reservoir O .B. 1-0 6-8 6-8 7-12-54

A .J .A.X . : Goldfarb 4, Gurfinkel 2, Shulman 2,Herzfeld, Jolson . Best : Rubenstein, Smorgon,Herzfeld, Fell, Jolson, Borensztajn .

Reservoir Old Boys: P . O'Brien 3, F. Tuininga2, Martin, Bates . Best : Bates, McLaughlin, F .Tuininga, P . O'Brien, Martin, Farrar.

Old Brighton's chances of playingin the finals look slim as each weekthey fritter away their chancesHowever, don't let their position onthe ladder fool you . They are mere-ly trying to get a price about them-selves .

JUNIOR SECTION IUniversity 27-22-184St. Bernard's O .C. 4-2-26

University : Lowe 6, King 4, Forward 4, Mc-Millan 4, Costello 3, Allan 3, Betts 2, Reynolds .Best : Forward, King, Tucker, McMillan, CusackDunin .

St . Bernard's O .C . : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

Monash Univ . 7-4 9-12 14-18 16-20-116MHS Old Boys 2-0 4-2 4-5 5-8-3 8

Monash Univ . : Tobin 5, Buscombe 3, Flett 3,Peacock 3, Thorns, Halliday . Best : Anderson,Wilson, Flett, Tobin, Drysdale, Wearne .

M .H .S . Old Boys : Haas 2, Ternes, Sandy, Rees .Best : R . Wood, C . Humphries, Cameron, Morey,Haas, Cormack .

Old Paradians 6-2 7-2 11-6 12-6-78St . Kilda CBOC 2-3 5-8 5-8 5-16-46

Old Paradians : Fitt 4, Symes 2, Fay 2, Calli-nan, Johnson, Dowel, Harrod . Best : Fitt, Calli-nan, Hough, Johnson, Fay, Turner .

St. Kilda C .B .O .C. : Quirk 2, Vine, Lazzaro,Adams . Best : McDonald, Burnett, Halpin, Quirk,Adams, Vine .

Old Scotch Coll . 4-1 4-3 9-4 13-4-82Coburg 1-1 2-5 5-8 7-12-54

Old Scotch : Widmer 4, Hare 4, Leeming 3,Patterson . McCracken . Best : Harkness, Wall,Bell, McCracken, Widmer, Anderson .

Coburg : Sheehan 2, Jolley 2, Clark, Grace,McFarlane . Best : Grace, Royal, Joannidis, Col-vin, Steward, Davey .

Ormond 4-8 12-17 19-24 30-25-205Ivanhoe 0-5 5-6 6-8 10-9-69

Ormond : Bartle 7, Williamson 6, Jenkins 5,Pearce 4, Morgan 4, Logan 3, Curtis . Best :Jenkins, Morgan, Ashley, Pearce, Logan, Wil-liamson .

Ivanhoe : Bartlett 4, Baker 3, Neale, Dean,Payne . Best: Baker, Bartlett, R. Harris, Earle,Renshaw, May.

The O .G.G.'s are proud of the play-ers who filled in for the Reserveslast Saturday. 'Club secretary andtrainer Peter "Why Can't I KickStraight" Lemon, firsts team man-ager Peter "I Prefer Rughy" Will-cocks, and Mike Whalley all playedvery well . Also starring in his re-turn to the side was Reg "Hassa"Bright. We would also like to thankTim Ingram for his effort includingrunning the boundary for the firsts .


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Old Brighton 2-6 7-9 13-9 17-11-113Alphington 2-2 9-3 11-6 14-12-96

Old Brighton : Grandin 5, Paroissien 3, Watkin s3, McKenzie 2, Dick 2, Wyeth, Devine . Best :Watkins, Devine, Levvey, Powell, Grandin, Dick .

Alphington : Johnston 3, Rubira 3, Munro 2 ,Watson 2, Wills 2, Welch, Newman . Best :Johnston, Wills, J . Brown, Welch, Leseberg,Shea .

Toor-Malvern 4-7 15-13 24-19 33-23-221National Bank 1-0 1-0 1-3 1-3-9

Tooronga-Malvern : Leifting 9, Mitchell 6,Watts 5, Zobie 5, Cullen 3, Young 2, McMaster2, Martin . Best : Watts, Cowen, Zobie, Cullen,Stokes, Mitchell .

National Barlk : G . Arcadiou . Best : Leeman,John, Canty, Scott, Sutherland, Kerlin .

West Brunswick 2-5 5-8 13-12 16-17-113Parkside 2-4 3-6 4-10 7-13-5 5

West Brunswick: Featherstone 4, Downie 3,Massaro 2, Naylor 2, Roberts 2, Lewis, Mac-Donald, Rolfe. Best : Arena, Cassidy, Guatta,Ivey, Pitt, B . Ryan .

Parkside : P. Harvey 3, Kildea, Felle, Williams,McGuane . Best : Datson, Chisholm, Wilson, Mc-Lay, Breen, Kildea.

Power House 8-5 11-5 17-15 19-21-135Hampton Scouts 0-1 8-3 8-3 11-7-73

Power House : Fraser 3, Smullin 3, Madden2, Spicer 2, Whitmore 2, Anderson, Brady,Fenton, Here, Brennan, Scott, Sladdin . Best :Fraser, Sladdin, Anderson, Spicer, Madden,Armstrong.

Hampton Scouts : Marshall 2, Shanks 2, Good-rem, Najecki, Patterson, Taylor, Tregear, Young .Best : Goodrem, Tregear, Tomlinson, Taylor,Clarke, Gribble .

A RESERVE SECTIONOrmond 0-5 1-10 3-12 8-14-62University Blues 1-2 2-2 3-8 6-8-4 4

Ormond : Joakim 2, Dunne, Trimble, Hayes,Morgan, D. Grace, R . Fitts . Best : Mortimer,Baxter, Dunne, Ferrier, M . Gullivan, Sharp .

Univ. Blues : Loftus-Hills, Leaper, Craighead .Sampson, O'Connor, R. David . Best: Craighead,Williamson, Hunter, Rogash, Moran, Nielsen .

Ivanhoe 2-3 3-4 7-8 9-11-65Coburg 1-4 7-5 7-7 9-9-6 3

Ivanhoe : Renwick 3, Homsey, Cody, Hecker,Sullivan, P . Coulter, Hutton . Best : Grant, Bor-chers, Renwick, Homsey, Hutton, Sullivan,Hecker.

Coburg : Jenkins 3, Hibbard 2, Hanley 2,Sutherland, Merrick . Best : Greenhorn, Hanley,J . Taylor, Fox, Griffiths, Michie .

Collegians 4-0 8-3 9-5 10-11-71Old Paradises 2-2 6-4 7-8 8-8-56

Collegians : Moodie 3, Brown 2, M . Troon 2 ,Benjamin, Brahim, Day. Best : R . Day, D . Troon,Benjamin, Opie, M . Troon, Windust .

Old Paradians : Stead 2, Frost 2, Farrugia,Forehan, Male, Pickering . Best : Stead, Gil-martin, Farrugia, J . O'Brien, J . Arthur, Frost .

Caulfield Gramm. 0-0 3-3 6-4 8-8-56MHS Old Boys 3-4 5-6 6-8 6-10-46

Caulfield Gramm . : Hayman 2, Weight 2, Cris-wick, Middleton, Hutchions, George . Best : Tam-blyn, Andrews, Pickering, George, Fletcher,Waxman .M.H .S . Old Boys : Goalkickers, Best Players

not received .

Monash Univ. 5-6 5-7 10-12 14-13-97De La Salle O.C . 1-1 5-1 5-1 7-5-47

Monash Univ . : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived .

De La Salle : D. Keleher 2, G. Sherman 2,Hale, Rathijens, Lindsay. Best : Scollon, New-ton, Kingston, Hale, Keleher, Rathijens .

Army Apprentices 2-3 7-11 13-14 20-23-143AJAX 4-1 4-2 5-2 6-3-39

Army Apprentices School : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received.

A .J .A.X . : Fink 2, Buckstein, Fein, Bogatin,Grace . Best : Buckstein, M . Robenstone, Green-er, B. Korman, J . Korman, KinMler.

Caulfield Gramm. 4-5 9-8 10-12 13-15-93Elsternwick 4-0 8-2 12-2 14-5-8 9

Caulfield Gramm . : Voyage 5, Gillespie 2, Mc-Laughlin 2, Dressing, Hibbins, Parker, Watson .Best: Bierwirth, Cox, Davidson, McLaughlin,Parker, Voyage.

Elsternwick : Gooden 5, Rosewarne 3, R. New-ton 2, Learning 2, Kett 2 . Best : May, R . New-ton, M. Newton, Wise, Williams, Kett .

Great play by "Harpo" Jackson inhis debut with the seniors for Or-mond last week. This lad looks likehe will be around for quite some timeand what a great come back after aserious knee injury.

Charlie Cody's great running goalfrom the houndary line was one ofthe highlights of Ivanhoe reserves finewin last week . Charlie's mate Joeproved he was no slouch, either, bydobbing an "impossible" left footer inthe hectic last quarter.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -AUGUST 1, 1970

Last Week's Results - continued

B RESERVE SECTIONKew 1-2 2-2 6-2 8-3-51C'weaith Bank 0-0 4-4 6-4 6-6-42

Kew : Goalkickers, Best Players not received .

C'wealth Bank : Clarke 2, Medcraft, Thynne ,

Petrynuik, G. J. Brown . Best : McNally, J .

White, K . Browne, S. White, Langsworth, Clarke .

Ofd Xaverians 00 2 41?3 65-3 10-6-6 635

Geelon gOld Xaverians : Goalkickers, Best Players not

received .Geelong : I . Poulton 3, J . Lamb 2. Best :

Revie, Searle, Byrne, Poulton, Jackson .

Univ . Blacks 0-1 3-7 8-8 14-10-94North Old Boys 5-4 5-4 6-7 6-8-44

Univ. Blacks : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived.

North Old Boys : Foster 2, M. O'Neill, J .Adams, Lavelle, Elderfield . Best : T . O'Neill,Meehan, Fitzpatrick, Halliday, Eiderfield, Tomp-kinson.

St . Bernard's O.C. 7-0 9-4 10-9 12-10-82Old Scotch Coll . 0-1 3-2 4-2 6-6-42

St . Bernard's O .C . : De Luca 6, Considine 4,J . Harvey, G . Smith . Best : Merrick, G . Smith,De Luca, Dullard, Considine, K . Mahoney .

Old Scotch: Evans 2, Gibbons 2, Pilkington ,Leong . Best : Harwood, Bull, J . Beaurepaire,Pilkington, Teesdale, Smith.

Footscray TCOB 3-5 3-6 6-10 10-12-72Alphington 0-1 1-1 1-2 1-5-11

Footscray TCOB : Munn 4, Gribben 2, A .Brophy 2, Smalley, Huffer . Best: Taylor, Flett,A . Scott, Absolom, Harris, Moore.

Alphington : Blegg . Best: Trezise, Hayes,Ermacora, Blegg, Browne, Belcher.

C RESERVE SECTIONAssumption O.C . 7-7 12-13 14-15 18-20-128Toor-Malvern 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1-1

Assumption O .C. : J . Shaw 4, Phyland 3, Joyc e

3, J . Fitz 2, Patterson 2, Jeacle 2, Heath,O'Halloran . Best: Ritchie, Foran, Phyland, B .

Shaw, Jeacle, O'Halloran .Lalor,Tooronga-Malvern : Best : Sheedy,

Boucek, Johnston, Cogan, McLean .

Power House 2-3 4-9 5-9 8-12-60Old Haiteybury 2-1 3-1 4-4 5-7-37

Power House : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived .

Old Haileyburians : Lyons 4, Atkinson . Best:Davies, Forsyth, Irving, Rigby, Sawyer, Urqu-hart .Old Carey Gramm. 1-1 3-1 4-2 6-7-43Old Meiburnians 2-2 3-5 4-8 4-10-34

Old Carey : Sharp 4, Gambia, Freer. DBost :ick .R. Jones, Bennet, J. Shaw, Clay, Sharp ,

Old Melburnians : D . Hepworth, P . Murphy, J .

Pitts, Vercoe. Best: Campbell, Tartakover, Cald-well, Molloy, Murphy, C . Pitts .

UHS Old Boys 3-6 3-8 9-13 10-14-74National Bank 0-1 1-2 2-2 3-5-23

U .H .S . Old Boys : Iliiopoius 3, Reid 3, John-son 2, Barker, Attenborough . Best : illiopoius,Story, Bennett, Reid, Foss, Pascoe .

National Bank : Wall, Gill, Hill . Best : Gill,Wail, Phillips, James . Coe, Spencer.

St . Kilda CBOC 5-5 5-6 8-7 10-8-68Hampton Rovers 0-0 4-2 5-3 7-4-46

St. Kilda CBOC: J . White 4, Danckert 2 ,Esmonde, Kennedy, Luck, McBurney . Best : Dan-ckert, Gould, Kennedy, McBurney, A . Sherman,

J . White .Hampton Rovers : Combe 4, K . English, Hill,

McCartney . Best: Combe, Patterson, K . English,

McCartney, Dean. Anderson .

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Last Week's Results - continuedD RESERVE SECTION

Old Geelong Gr. 5-6 8-8 12-10 14-14-98Glenhuntly 0-1 2-6 2-6 3-6-24

Old Geelong : Grantham 6, Laws 3, M . Whal-ley 2, R . Fraser 2, Holland. Best : Gretton-Wat-son, McGuinness, Bright, Grantham, Laws,McCracken .

Glenhuntly: Brooks 3 . Best : Brooks, Brown,Plummer, Lee, Johnson, T. Nolan .

St. Kevin's O .B. 1-1 6-7 7-8 12-11-83West Brunswick 3-1 3-2 9-3 10-3-63

St. Kevin's Old Boys : O'Connor 2, Briggs 2,McNamara 2, Foley 2, Hogarth 2, J . Simpson,Doherty. Best : Morgan, M . Hoare, Chapman,Hogarth, G . Johnston, Briggs.

West Brunswick: Tainsh 3, O'Brien 2, Hayes,Hayton, Martin, Paterson, Prosser . Best : Baird,O'Brien, Prosser, Tainsh, Thompson, Wark ,

Fairfield 3-6 3-7 6-12 7-12-54Old Trinity Gr. 0-0 3-3 3-3 6-4-40

Fairfield : Phinikarides 2, Wing, Zerella, N .Wykes, B ry an, Hurd . Best : Phinikarides, Young,Grace, Athanesselis, Stephens, M . Gill .

Old Trinity : Alford 2, Stockdale 2, Duke,Frood . Best : Moore, Frood, M. Hen ry , Duke,A . Dart, Alford .

AMP Society 1-2 4-4 6-5 9-7-61Parkside 2-4 3-5 5-7 6-10-4 6

AMP Society : Bloss 4, Farrington 2, Booth 2,Graham. Best : Scott, Booth, Farrington, S .Carr, Reed, Phillips .

Parkside : Winnacott 2, K . Gleason, J . Byrne,Chanter, Ellerton . Best : Johnston, B . Prosser,Considine, Ward, Ray Moore, J . Byrne .

Old Brighton Gr. 4-3 5-3 11-7 14-9-93St . Patrick's O.C. 0-0 4-5 5-6 5-8-3 8

Old Brighton : Andrew 4, Sanders 4, Titshall2, Young, McKenna, Hosie, R . Wilson . Best :Sanders, R . Wilson, Andrew, Thomas, Young,P . Taylor .

St. Patrick's O .C. : Leydon 2, Borelli, Hynes,Cribbes . Best : Cribbes, Fry, Leydon, Mardling,Hynes, Nihill .

E RESERVE SECTIONState Sav. Bank 6-4 6-6 10-8 14-12-96

'Old Ivanhoe Gr. 0-0 3-1 5-5 8-6-54State Sav. Bank : T . Cavanagh 8, Jackson ,

Hatfield, Tucker, Willis, Francis, Dumbrell . Best :Dumbrell, Johnston, Lewis, Kell, Francis, Tucker,

Old Ivanhoe : Stagg 5, Dixon, Fletcher, Stadly . ,Best : Stagg, Fellow-Smith, Massingham, Arthur,Hammett, Flannery .Old Mentonians 9-10 9-11 15-15 17-20-122Old Essendon 0-0 0-2 0-2 0-4-4

Old Mentonians: Newton 6, McKenzie 4, Wood2, Erickson 2, M . Cashney, R . Horwill, Reilly.Best: McKenzie, Newton, R . Horwill, Wood,Hall, Reilly.

Old Essendon : Best : Foreshaw, Mongon, Mil-som, Mack.La Trobe Univ. 2-2 5-6 8-6 10-10-70Old Xaverians 0-2 1-4 4-5 5-8-38

La Trobe Univ . : Anyon 3, Witte 2, Powell 2,Middleton, Flanagan, Lamont. Best : Lamont,J. Hall, Flanagan, Anyon, Gibbs, Foreman .

Old Xaverians: Alston 2, Ryan 2, Dowling.Best : Fowler, Ryan, McCarthy, Alston, Dowling,Williams .Old Cam'weli Gr . 1-3 3-3 6-5 10-6-66Brunswick 1-6 1-7 5-10 5-11-41

Old Camberwell : Keefe 3, Milner 2, G . Buck-eridge 2, McPhail 2, Mullett . Best: P . Ander-son, Lucas, McPhail, Molloy, Cripps, R. Vin-cent .

Brunswick : Campbell 2, B . Goodman, Gofton,Wood. Best : Ross, B. Goodman, Trevithick, S .Goodman, Edge, Campbell .Elsternwick 3-8 6-9 12-14 16-17-113ANZ Bank 2-2 5-4 6-4 8-6-54

Elsternwick : Bates 5, Walters 4, I . Ramsey 3 ,Cochrane, Eaton, Williams, Day . Best : D .Perkins, Bates, Williams, Walters, Cochrane,Anderson.

ANZ Bank : Ridgway 2, Knight 2, Carrazza,Grant, Penhale, Woiwod . Best : Carrazza, Hew-ins, Rohan, Child, G . Sampson, Knight .Reservoir O .B . 5-2 8-5 12-9 13-13-91AJAX 1-1 3-2 3-2 4-4-28

Reservoir Old .Boys : Trevascus 7, Craven 2,McGivney 2, Formica, Benstead . Best : Parry,Clark, Craven, Trevascus, Benstead, Jackson .

AJAX : P. Grossberg 2, Rothberg, Guthry .Best : Poyas, Mehl, Grossberg, Goldstone, Rob-erts, D . Grundmann .

T. W. S H E RRIN' S"KANGAROO" BRAND FOOTBALLS

FIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - Still Leads The Field

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - AUGUST. 1, 1970

IMPORTANT NOTESPOST EARLY

Press Carr ents are advisedto post py EARLY on Sundays.The final clearance time of pillari-es is now much earlier than pre.

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RESULTS OF MATCHES

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PREVIEWThe A.B .C. Sporting Session from

3LO each Friday (which commence,at 6.30 p .m.) Will include a previepvof the following day's amateurmatches.

Be sure to listen to this broadcast .ision Channels ABV-2 GTV-9and HSV-7.

particularly the following points:-

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

RESERVES EP L ASE NOTETeam Managers and Timek ~ers ofReserve Section teams should note1. Starting time is II .45 a.m. Ifstarted after 1I .50

fr Iatea .m., a fine

o start operates.2. EACH QUARTER Is of 20

minn~tes' duration, plus Tim .e-on.3 ~-~ Interval MUST NOT

EXCEED 15 MINUTES-that isfrom the end of the secondquarter to the start of the third.

201YIINUTES ROF RESERVESReserve Section matches Consist Of

quarters of 20 minutes duration --- NOTg5 - plus ~tructions re.

bacic of Score Cards. Printed on the

Senior and Junior Section matchesconsist of quarters, of 25 minutes dura.tion --- plus Time-an ,

Reserve Section matches commenceat 11 .45 a .m. -. Senior and Junior Sec-tion matches at 2 pm .

TIMEKEEPERSINSTRUCTIONS REGARDING

'911W-ON""Time-on" must be added (1) when

when signalled by the Field Umpire and (2)

soared. goal or behind has been

thecasethe time from the waving of° ~a~ dtake

by the Goal Umpire to the bouncingof the ball in the centre by the FieldUmpire and, in the case of a behind,take the time from the waving of theflag to the kick-off.

HOW TOEMERGENCYOUMPIRES

Emergency umpires for all sectionswiii be located at Eisternwick Park,and Will be available to proceeti

tany ground nd if required. to

The telephone numb-8491. r will be 63-

Should the appointed umpire fail to l he E~s appear, wilP k nand ask to

forhe

emergency umpire to be sent. Ciubs must make themselves ram-

!liar with the system, and riag ~ecorrect number :

THE AMATEUR FApTSALLER--A UCaUST 1, 797953-8491 .

Important Notes -- continuedSCORES TO "HERALD"

- NUMBERSYou MUST phone final scores to

the HERALD office as soon as possibleafter the match -- if your scores arereceived before 4.50 p.m. they wi llbe published .

If received after that time, theywill not be published, but if you missthe 4.50 paxx deadline. YOU MUSTSTILL PHONE BEFORE 5.30 p .m. Ourrepresentative will be in attendanceuntil that time.

If you fall to phone the scores tothe Herald office before the publica-tion deadline of 4.50 p .m. (JuniorSections excepted), you will be finedone dollar. If you also fail to phonescores to the Herald before 5.30 p .m.you will be lined an extra two dollars--making three dollars in all (includ-ing Juniors) .

If you miss out on the Herald youmust phone the scores to the PressCorrespondent before 7.30 p.m., other-wise you are fined another dollar.

Clubs in "A" Section will still berequired to furnish ALL goalkickersand six (6) best players for each teamto the Press Correspondent BEFORE7.30 p.m . -- Phone 531290.

A short summary of the match isalso required .

PRESS CORRESPONDENTS

POST REPORT EACH SUNDAY.--It is absolutely essential that copy bereceived by the Editor BY FIRSTPOST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK.Copy received after this time will notbe considered .

The only way to ensure delivery onMonday is to post SUNDAY-EARLY .

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Amateur Football representative atthe "Herald" Office.

The numbers are:6521 407 or 6521 479 .

If you have any difficulty, you mayring 63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION407 or 479 .

RESERVE SECTIONRESULTS

to be phoned to6521272

BEFORE 3 p.m.or DIAL 63-0211 and ask for

EXTENSION 272Any phone calls not directed to

these numbers go astray, and clubswill be regarded as not having phonedthe scores, and will be fined accord-ingly.

When phoning scores, please statefirstly the Section, the teams con-cerned, and then the winners, beforegiving the actual scores.

Correct scores must be phoned,otherwise a fine will be incurred .Check with Goal Umpires for correctscores .

This is the responsibility of theHOME CLUB .

TWO NUMBERS TO NOTEClubs in A Section should note these

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early as possible after 7.30 p .m. please- and certainly before 9 p.m.).

53-1290Quarter-by-quarter scores this week.Watch for this number week by

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T RIBUNA L(Matches played July llth) .

J. Kent (Powerhouse Reserves) wasfound guilty of striking P. Morris(National Bank Reserves) and sus-pended for isix premiership matches .

T. Grambeau (West Brunswick Re-serves) was found guilty of miscon-duct and using abusive language tothe umpire and suspended for sixpremiership matches .

M. Trumble (Old Trinity) was foundguilty of deliberately striking R. Max-well (Parkside) and suspended forfour premiership matches .

R. Maxwell (Parkside) was foundguilty of giving unsatisfactory evi-dence and suspended for 2 premier-ship matches.

M. Purcell (Parkside Reserves) wasfound guilty of striking K . Duke (OldTrinity Reserves)- and suspended forsix premiership matches .

D. Bloss (A.M.P. Reserves) wasfound guilty of striking R. Francis(Glenhuntly Reserves) under severeprovocation and reprimended .

D. Peake (Ivanhoe) was found guiltyof striking G. Atchison (CaulfieldGrammarians) and suspended for fourpremiership matcthes.

(Matches Played July 18th)A. Audley (Old Paradians) was

found guilty of striking S. T. Trumble(University Blues) and suspended forsix matches .

G. Mansfield (Old Paradians) wascharged with striking M. Nicholls(University Blues) - charge not sus-tained.

R. Letson (Reservoir Old Boys) wasfound guilty of striking P . Rule (OldIvanhoe Gramm.) and suspended forfour matches .

R. Malfroy (Caulfield Gramm . Jun-iors) was found guilty of striking D.Thompson (Hampton Scouts) and sus-pended tar three matches.

D. Thompson (Hampton Scouts) wasfound guilty of striking R . Malfroy

(Caulfield Gramm. Juniors) and sus-pended for three matches.

R. V. Edwards (Tooronga-MalvernReserves) was found guilty of at-tempting to, strike K. Macfarlane (OldHaileyburians Reserves) on two oc-casions, and was suspended for threematches .

P . Collier (Fairfield Reserves) wasfound guilty of using abusive lang-uage to the field umpire and was sus-pended for four matches.

Ball BriefsOld Trinity's hopes for the double

chance were somewhat reduced atthe hands of Fairfield last week,when the home team kept the pres-sure on and went away to a com-fortable win in the last quarter.Trin's third quarter comeback wasably led by Kleinert, Hudson andIan Hobbs but they didn't haveenough support from their team-mates to take full advantage of theiropportunities . Peter Quartermantried hard all day .

Back to the bush you "B" cats,Gympie and Puss Puss . I think youmust have sabotaged me Pussy Cat,as I am being banished to sleepyhollow with peas and whistle onmany occasions this season. Park-side's juniors nearly felle in lastweek with a splendid display fromthis start . "Fell"-ow, even though hewas pipped for best by Billy Datsonand Grey Chisholm who continuetheir hard battle for the best andfairest award. Old Poison has afeeling that the lads will breakthrough for another win for the sen-ior one this week. Elaine Gleesondemands equal time, and wants meto thank the Ladies' Committee fortheir fund raising efforts up to date.Hi ho "Silva" and the rest till nextedition when I'll mention another"winna", Poison Pen .


UMPIRE'S Ca'ORNER"WELL DONE JACK POX"

The life members of our associa-tion will early this month welcometo our ranks, our only goal umpirelife member Jack Pox, who will beofficially raised to the peerage at ourannual dinner .

Jack, one of our most popular flag-wavers is most deserving of thishonour, he has always been a towerof strength to the field umpires,especially to those just breaking into"A" Section .

The writer had the privilege of thisfine gentleman in the goals for hisown final match last year, and hiscounsel to a very nervous umpire onthat day was greatly appreciated.

A former Hawthorn committeeman,Jack has spent a lifetime in football,has a vast knowledge of the game :and is now a true fan of AmateurFootball .

He has officiated at all our major,games, A and B Section finals andnumerous interstate fixtures, hasgained the confidence of players andumpires and at the end of this yearJack will become eligible for theexclusive "Umpires 200 Club" .

Jack - we know you are a strictteetotaller, but perhaps on The Night,we may be able to persuade you totry just a Small sherry .

Congratulations from all your teammates .

Ex president Harry Marks and cur-rent chief Brian Hagarty reallyturned it on at a recent social functionwith a rendition of "Rock AroundThe Clock" .

Critics say they will never be al-lowed to sing again, Brian didn'tfront the PT instructor the followingweek said he had Hong Kong Flu?Norm Sharpe reckons the way theysing they should both be exiled toHong Kong.

Printed without comment "it is only

necessary to have two teams on thefield to commence play" .

Brian Nicholl s - are you happynow that a member of the UmpiresCommittee has seen you in action?or did he!

One of our umpires must be a"Hippie" . He continually leaves hisshoes in the room after training --perhaps he sings "barefoot in thedark" .

Trevor still swears he was pushedoff that chair .

ALL-AUSTRALIANAMATEUR SIDE

After the Amateur Carnival atPerth last week, the Australian Amat-eur selectors named the followingAll-Australian Amateur team .

The team will not necessarily bethe one to take part in the ANFCChampionships (Section 2) next sea-son .B: Hewitt (SA), Rainsford (SA), Mit-

chell (SA)HB: McInerney (V), Carr (SA), Ide

(SA)C: Brown (V), Newton (T) Capt,

Watt (WA)HF: Ferris (SA), Turnbull (V), Seward

(WA)F: Tannock (WA) v-capt, Miller (SA),

Page (SA)Foll : Griffiths (SA), Clennett (T),

Rover: Quartermaine (WA)19th, 20th: Rofe (SA), Morgan (V) .

SCOREBOARD ATELSTERNWICK PARK

Clubs are advised that the ScoringBoard at Elsternwick Park must beoperated by responsible club officialsat all times.

Children must not be allowed inthe Scoring Board.

ADMISSION TICKETSAdmission tickets issued to clubs

for matches at Elsternwick Park arefor the use of players and officialsonly. Any player who cannot producea ticket will be required to pay foradmittance .


LL BRIEF SFifty games up to "Lefty" Wright

of Ormond . A dashing and reliabledefender "Lefty" has held his placeon the half-back line for a long timeand on current form looks like beingthere for 100 games. Keep it up"Lefty" .

After a good start University Bluescould only score 3 goals in the secondhalf and lost to Ormond by a bigmargin. Some inaccurate kicking inthe last quarter by Blues forwardskept them from getting back into thegame, and was in direct contrast toOrmond's work around goal . JohnMoylan made a welcome return tothe side, and Ron Green found chas-ing the football more to his likingthan chasing rocks. No doubt about"Heinz-Ade" - he plays much betterwhen he can see what's going on !

Greg Borchers impressed in his firstgame with Ivanhoe seniors last week,finishing with three goals and severalclose misses . Meanwhile, in the re-serves, brother Grant chalked upanother strong display .

Collegians, with relegation staringthem in the face played desperatefootball but finally went down in thelast quarter, Parade swamped Colle-gians in the first quarter and he'dthem to point score. Collegians cameback in the 2nd quarter and held theirown in the 3rd, but went down duringthe last few minutes of play. Thewindy or blustery weather did nothelp us either, our best on the daycame from Chris Roach for splendidtry all day, Phil Pryor, Bob Zent, RobWebster, Alex McKenzie (his firstsenior game for nearly 2 years follow-ing a broken leg last season duringtraining), John Shinkfield.

Graham Atchison of Caulfield Gram-marians consistently kicks goals fromseemingly impossible angles. Hisstyle of kicking whilst not very sty-lish has proven to be very accurate .

Keep it up "Atch" - its a highlightof the game .

Everyone at Monash was delightedto hear of Ian Chappel's engagementlast Friday week, and we wish Ianand Christine every success for thefuture . The Monash players who arewagering that the Press Correspondentwill be next, can now collect theirmoney. The team manager and chiefPie Seller think that Pam is a sweetietoo !

Congratulations from De La Salleto Jack and Allison Dillon on thearrival of their baby boy - thirdtime lucky.

North Old Boys played a stronggame last week to come out com-fortable winners against Uni Blacks,and continue to press their claims fora position in the final four. Bob Spur-ling dominated the game at centrehalf back and was well backed-up byBrian Drew on the flank.

Once again Pat Considine and JimTaylor of St . Bernards organised anexcellent Dinner Dance last Saturdaynight, and everybody in attendancehad a great night. It was the rightvenue for celebrating two good winsagainst Old Scotch.

Ron Punshon and Graeme Leonardboth played their 50th game for theFootseray Tech last week . Both youngplayers Bone and Pash have beenpermanent members of the seniorteam since their final under-age days3 years ago. Both played well lastweek and must mention Ron finishedwith 6 goals .

Toonnnga - Malvern Reserves aredown but definitely not out. Underextreme difficulties capt/coach AdrianSalor did a terrific job . Pat Sheedyand Joe Boucek in defence, PhilCogan, Reid McLachlan, also elderlygentlemen Bert Liddell and JockJohnston never gave up trying . Spec-ial mention to "Fatty" Downs andbattler Paul McLean .


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Ball Briefs - continuedJohn Skerry got a new Alphington

-jersey, as small as possible, but it- still hangs on him. The Hon. Sec.suggested that a number painted onthe back of a sock would be a betterfit; but don't be fooled John is nogutless wonder. He has all the heartand courage of a player four timeshis size.

Assumption fielding a side of youngin-form players with a couple of starssuffering from a bad patch had littledifficulty in accounting for the Com-bine . The main pleasing feature wasthe rediscovery of the major openingsby skipper Maurie Beaumont whotopped off his consistent perform-ances around the ground by bootinga quintet of goals . Big Des Tuck con-tinued to give the forward line itslife blood and "Scooper" bobbed upeverywhere in the first half. Withthe advent of the finals, all that isneeded now is for the out-of-formbig names to click and the superbearly season form can once again beseen from the Blues .

Congratulations to Old Haileybury'scentreman, Andrew Williams on play-ing his 50th last week . May yournext 50 come up as quickly.

OM's seemingly with the match intheir grasp kicked badly in the lastquarter to lose in a close encounter .Ian Smith and Mick Loughlin onceagain provided great drive from thewings ; Greg White continued his goodform with a fine performance in theruck and received solid support fromTony White, Pete Robertson and PeteRattray (who has had a six-weeklay-off through injury) roved well andcapped off their work well in. the for-ward pocket . Coach Dick Hallo playshis 50th game this week after an in-terrupted season through injury andwe wish him well.

U.H.S. Old Boys congratulate Johnand Shirley Barker on their first addi-tion to the family - a girl . Other

achievements in the boy meets gifrace this season have been the marriages of Max Johnston, Bruce Pascoand Norm Foss and the enegagemenof Barry Masenhelder.

At last A.M.P. have put four quarters together, the result illustratin ;just how even the top six teams areThe dry track was worth waiting fcand will be appreciated around final;time. °OJessa" McHugh was the trum;in defence with "Los" Taylor not fa.behind . "Sparrow" struck paydirt an("Slug" returned to form mid-fieldMax was in brilliant form and onl3some inaccurate pings prevented hirrmaking a bigger mess of "PoisorPen's" favourite full-back. Today i ;"so long Geelong" day A .M.P .s .

A determined last quarter effort irwhich we outscored the oppositiorkicking into the wind saw St . KildzCBOC's reserves keep their final fourhopes alive by defeating HamptorRovers. Roger MeBurney played a finegame in the centre whilst Tony Sher-man and Jack White proved that classwill always come out on top in therespective key positions .

Despite pretty good kicking in dif-ficult conditions two of Old Geelong'sforwards were not too happy abouttheir efforts last Saturday. Tony Wal-ker hit the post from the edge ofthe goal square and John Spiden mis-sed two deliberate shots from within20 yards. However "Spido" certainlymade up for it with a couple of greatsnap shots . They should have watch-ed Reserves Geoff Grantham andBarry "I love being captain" Laws.

Special mention for ex- Glenhuntlyplayer Colin Nathan and best wishesto Colin and Meka from the club onyour coming marriage . Photo's indi-cate Colins judgement to be as goodas ever! "Tiddy" and "The Bomber"were in good form and new blood inthe reserves showed signs of payingdividends .


Ball Briefs - continued°Bomnmaf° O'Malley brings up his

fifty games with St. Kevin's Old Boysthis week. Bomma is a wide, robottype of player not known for his highmarking and clearing dashes . How-ever in his favour he is the fastestplayer for his weight at the club andthis comes in very handy when play-ing at full back or anywhere else forthat matter. Congrats Bomma andeveryone at the club hopes you goon from here.

Fairfield Stork Stakes to Wendyand Joe Wing a daughter - to Julieand Billy Hurd a daughter - toElaine and Frank Findlay a son - itsbeen a busy week at Bloodsville -congratulations to all from myselfand all at the club .

Old Trinity's Bruce Kleinert playshis 50th game for the club today .Despite his unsuspecting appearance,Bruce has given many a half backopponent a nightmare, with his dash-ing, constructive play . Bruce is one ofthe few forwards in the club whodelivers the ball downfield correctly,always giving his forwards an oppor-tunity to capitalise . CongratulationsBruce, and in the words of that in-famous T .V. host (we hope) "TheBest is yet to Come" .

Congratulations to Kevin Ward whoplayed his 50th game for Parksidelast week. Since joining the clubKevin has put in several fine gamesfor the reserves, including quite a fewin recent matches, and all Parksidershope it will not be too long beforeKevin becomes a regular member ofthe senior side . Kevin's determinedtear through clearing dashes are cer-tainly a highlight of his game, andare just what the supporters need intoday's game to make up for the threeParkside teams' dismal performanceslast Sat . After these words how canyou do anything but make today'seffort a matchwinner, Kevin .

Tooronga - Malvern Juniors keptalive their finals chances with a bigwin over National Bank, broughtabout by good teamwork in whichGraham Watts and Robert Cowenplayed a big part with quick thinkingand fast exchanges, and keeping thegame moving at a brisk rate .

St . Pat's Ballarat congratulate vete-ran Bill Smurthwaite on his engage-ment to Gernrgie . It appears sinceGeorgie spends most of her time now,down at Timboon that old sayingàbsence makes the heart grow fon-der' has stirred William to poppingthe question . Well done Bill andGeorgie.

In a performance of premiershipstandard La Trobe covered themselvesin glory by kicking an "E" Graderecord and thus giving a fillip to theirpercentage `Ghucker' Gilchrist --notched nine goals, Ò' Shea'- Hailbest man afield, Èlectricity' Sparkesand `Ruffy' Porrsa - great first games .Outstanding in the Reserves were-'Nose' Lamont, `Buckets' Hall, `Hyp .n'Flanagan and Gibbs `land'. The 'Shag'bagged three and `Comic' Witte heldhis end up .

Congratulations to Ajax SeniorXVIII who caused the upset of theseason when they defeated top sideReservoir Old Boys . In a courageousdisplay, the Ajax defence made theball their objective . Stars for Ajaxwere Maurice Rubenstein, BarrySmorgon, Maurice Herzfeld, HenryJolson and Gary Fell. Well done Ajax- one of your best wins in club,his-tory, and proof of that old club spiritand fighting quality.

Old Brighton Reserves found sev-eral new stars last week . Peter An-drew snagged four, as did "Roddy"Sanders. "Curls" Young showed ,hispotential as a centreman, Bruce Ham-ilton looked more like a rugby .player,while Roger "Joe" Wilson certainlycarried his weight .

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FIXTURES & RESULTS "A" SECTIO NAPRIL 1 1

Cob 17.22 CGram 16.12Coll 11 .13 UBlues 11 .8MHSOB 15 .17 OPar 11 .11DLSalle 28 .12 Ivan 17 .13Ormd 19.22 MUnI 14 .1 5

APRIL 1 8OPar 12.20 DLSalle 7 .11MHSOB 17.27 Coll 12 .9Cob 15.8 UBlues 12 .18Ormd 14.27 CGram 14 .9MUniv 18 .15 Ivan 13.21

APRIL 25Cob 12 .10 Ormd 12 .8CGram 23 .15 OPar 14 .11UBlues 16.16 Ivan 13 .19MHSOB 17.22 DLSalle

13 .1 2MUniv 14.13 Coll 13 .4

MAY 2Cob 19.14 Coll 5.6MHSOB 9 .8 UBlues 4 .13Ormd 11 .11 DLSaI 10.10CGram 18.16 Ivan 11 .8MonU 11 .14 OPar 10.1 1

MAY9Orm 20.19 Coll 10 .11Cob 20 .18 MHSOB 10 .15

Ivan 17.i0 OPar 12 .19DLS 18 .11 UBlues 13 .12

CGram 24.16 MonU 16.1 2

MAY 16CGramm 14 .11 Cal 8.14OPar 10 .8 UBlues 7.13Omd 15.9 Ivan 13.9Cob 13 .14 DLSalle 11 .9MHSOB 9.13 MUniv 9 .1 1

MAY 2 3Orm 17 .10 UBlues 8.8Cob 22.11 Ivan 10 .5Colgns 16 .12 OPar 8.16MHSOB 15 .18 Caul 15 .16MonU 11 .10 DLS 7.1 0

MAY 30Cob 16 .12 OPar 8.8Coll 18 .16 Ivan 18 .5CGram 20 .13 DLS 10 .18Orm 16 .18 MHSOB 16 .12MUniv 19 .10 Univ 13 . 4

JUNE 6Orm 25.20 OPar 8.14DLS 13 .13 Coll 13 .6Ivan 19.16 MHSOB 16 .11CGr 25 .16 UBlues 17.14Cob 24 .19 MUni 11 .14

JUNE 1 3Cob 22 .12 CGram 19 .9UBlues 12 .16 Clgns 8 .4OPar 13 .13 MHSOB 13 .9DLS 11 .10 Ivan 10.5Orm 15 .8 MonU 9 .1 4

JUNE 20DLSaI 7 .8 OPar 7.7Cob 18.4 Call 7 .8MHSOB 7.17 UBlues 8 .8Orm 9.20 CGram 9 .6Ivan 10 .16 MUni 9 .1 4

JUNE 27Cob 11,17 Orm 10.7CGram 18.10 OPar 16 .17UB)ues 17 .18 Ivan 10 .11MHSOB 16.2 DLSaI 10.11Coll 16.14 MUni 13.1 0

JULY 11Orm 16.18 Col 7.19Cob 18.11 MHSOB 10 .1yIvan 15 .13 CaulG 12 .11UBlues 14 .8 DLS 4 .8MonU 18 .14 OPar 11 .1 1

JULY 18CauIG 16 .9 Coll 11 .10UBlues 23 .10 OPar 12 .8Orm 25 .17 Ivan 12.8

DLS 16.19 Cob 12.12MonU 13 .12 MHSOB 11 . E

JULY 2 5Orm 20.10 PBlues 12 .17Cob 19 .9 Ivan 10 .13OPar 11 .14 Coll 9 .10CGram 19.13 MOB 14 .12MUniv 12 .7 DLSaI 11 . 9

AUGUST 1Coburg v OParClgns v IvanhoeCauIG v DLSaIOrmond v MHSOBMonU v UBlue s

AUGUST 8OPar v OrmondDLSaI v CignaMHSOB v IvanhoeUBlues v CGramMonU v Coburg

AUGUST 15

Ormond v DLSalCoburg v UBluesClgns v MHSOBIvanhoe v OParCauIG v MonU

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 otherwise stated, Reserves play on sameground as Seniors .

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

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

COBURG: De Cherie Reserve, Bell Street, EastCoburg (East Coburg from in Swanston Streetto terminus . )

COLLEGIANS: Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park, atrear of MacRobertson Girl's High School . (St .Kilda Road tram (except Toorak) to BowenCrescent. )

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : Glen Iris Oval,off High Street, near Glen Iris Station . (Trainto Glen Iris or Glen Iris tram in SwanstonStreet to terminus.) RESERVES : Rigf:etti Oval,off Glenferrie Road, Kooyong, opposite KooyongTennis Courts . (Train or Glenferrie Road tram toKooyong Station) .

IVANHOE : Ivanhoe Recreation Reserve, LowerHeidelberg Road . (Train to Ivanhoe, wal k

south along Marshall Street to Lower HeidelbergRoad . )

MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS: MelbourneHigh School Oval, Forrest Hill, South Yarra .(Train or Toorak Tram in Swanston Street toSouth Yarra Station . Cars enter from ChapelSt . or Claremont St . - not Alexandra Ave . )

MONASH UNIVERSITY : Monash University Oval .(Train to Huntingdale, bus along North Roadand Wellington Road to ground. )

OLD PARADIANS: Yarra Park, opposite OlympicPark. (Batman Avenue tram frorv PrincesBridge . )

ORMOND : Ormond Park . (Train to Ormond andwalk North along Newham Grove .)

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


If Briefs - continuedCongratulations to R.O .B.'s Reser-

ves on another fine win, especially toJeff (Takus) Trevascos for his 7 greatgoals . Unfortunately the same con-gratulations cannot be extended tothe lst eighteen side. It was a verycostly defeat against Ajax, we havedropped to third place, and today'sgame against La Trobe will decidewho is to get the 2nd chance in thefinals .

St. Kilda CBOC Juniors were un-lucky not to win their first game forthe season last Saturday . With theschool-kids returning to the side theside became more balanced and team-ed together better. With the rainslowing down the game in the lastquarter, St. Kilda kicked 8 points forthe term throwing away victory. Withthe return (I hope) of the three Jun-iors in the Firsts soon, St . Kilda willshow further improvement. Amongstthose to show out were Rod McDon-ald, "Barnie" Burnett, Chris Halpinand "Hairy" Quirk who increased his"bag" of goals to three for the sea-son .

Brunswick showed better team-work in defeating Old Camberwell ina game that was closely contested allday . Their defence led by John (Hair)Hirst proved too strong for the oppo-sing forwards .

Another player who will reach the50 game milestone for Parkside todayis Ray Moore. Ray was introduced tothe club about three years ago byone of the Parkside stalwarts in NormWilloughby, and has been a valuableasset in the big man department eversince. Even though Ray has playedmost of his games in the reservessince joining Parkside, he would be-come a regular senior side member ifhe could just hold those spectacularmatchwinning marks, and use hisbody to better advantage in many

ruck duels. All Parksiders wish youwell in today's game, and hope youturn in a beauty, Ray .

What a complete footballer AllanGraham is . This Ormond star lastweek finished up with sore handsand feet after the number of marksand kicks he collected throughoutthe game. Terry Crampton, PeterSierakowski, and Jeff Briggs alsohad a big hand in things and arebecoming big cogs in a big wheel .

Alan Cockerell, Gordon Jones andPeter Hoey played well all day forT-M's as did "Whiskers" Wilson un-til he ran out of steam.

Ivanhoe's Coulter brothers cer-tainly stick together when things geta bit tough. Brian was quick on thescene last week when brother Peterstruck a bit of early trouble . Laterin the game the boys went their ownthe forward line and Brian ("Bobways, Peter marking strongly onMurray") rucking effectively.

With injuries being very preval-ent at St. Bernard's this year, the ef-fort of the reserves side last Satur-day was excellent in the way theybeat last years premiers Old Scotch .One of the main reasons for the im-proved form of the reserves is thegreat form being shown by°°Chocka" Merrick and along withall the other players an overduepremiership could result this year.

Footscray Tech scored their firstwin of the season by swamping Al-phington last week All players com-bined well, played in front and show-ed more determination than in pre-vious games. Good players werePeter Griffiths, Geoff Fletcher, MickMaddox and many others . Mustmention goal-sneak Pete's 7 majorslast week also cost your press cor-respondent 2 bottles at the dinnerdance last Saturday.


Ball Briefs continued

There .. -are no - consulation prizesfor'running,second, but De La Sallemust be ' congratulated on their mor-al victory against Monash . Best players were David Whitelaw, MarkJansoiz, ` Ian Geddes and David Bro-man .

Terry O'Neill and "Butch" Meehanwere, the prominent plays in NorthOld Boys Reserves team last week .After an excellent first half, Northslipped badly in the third term andlet the opposition gain complete con-trol . A concentrated effort by 18players will see much more favour-able results in the future .

Collegians Reserves had a com-fortable win over Parade, and des-pite the scores had the majority ofplay, our opposing side never gaveup and made Collegians earn thewin. Acting coach John Moodie inform at the spearhead, kicked 3 goalsand helped in several others . Beston the day came from R. Day, DannyTro:gn, Benjamin Opie, Mike Troon,WinduSt.

Monash Highlights : - John VanElden's fine game around the packs .- Peter Bonn's good marking andruck work - Doug Bartley's longdashes --John Graham's sharp playin the centre - Chris Cole's fineruckwork -- Phil Knight's meantough football on the half-backflank .

Dave Jasper, the Alphington No .1 backstop (do anything for anybodywithout being asked twice) was cal-led upon to make up the numbersfor Alphington Reserves. Wecouldn't be sure that he was pleasedor' not- at that moment, but whenTony O'Shea collected him from theFootscray Hospital later on in theafternoon there was little doubtabout his feelings . Still, he man-aged to get home without incident

and was working like a hero allnight at Eric's turn, dislocated shoul-der and all .

Assumption Reserves victory look-er pleasing on paper . However, look-ing through the side and seeing thatonly four of the twenty had not hadsenior experience, the effort couldhave been better yet. With seniorplayers "Stooge" Nugent,Howe, "Old Timer" Evans, and"T.W" Fitz. to return in the nextcouple of weeks, as well as "Arthur"Maybon and "Tim" McDonald, pres-sure is on all players, including somewho think their selection is almostautomatic, to give 100% effort attraining and in matches . Of. the lessfavoured players, Graham Ritchieadded his best game ever to hisrecent consistent performances andmust be hard to displace. Thecomeback kids "Darky" Shaw, EddyO'Halloran and Chris Jeacle werebest of the others.

In a high-scoring game, forwardsplayed a dominating part for Too-ronga-Malvern juniors and in this

respect . Bill Leifting and Paul Mit-chell played a big part . WayneStokes played a great game at cen-tre half back blocking most forwardmoves by the opposition . A specialvote of thanks to Liev Zobie andGreg Cullen who, although on theinjured list, stripped to make upthe side, and both played excellent-ly, a fine example of team spirit .

OM's Reserves folded in the lasiquarter to go down for the seconcweek in a row. Ross Campbell an(Harvey Tartakover played well iTdefence but were not very well supported. Les Caldwell in the centreDave Molloy and Charlie Pitts itthe ruck generated plenty of driv,but unfortunately Peter Murphy wathe only forward to capitalise oithe opportunities .

THEAMATEUR FOOTBALLER- AUGUST 1, 197i

Sall Briafs continuedGood to see Old Haileybury Re-

serves' ruckman Gil . Urkuhart start-ing to hit top form again, after mis-sing most of the season through in-jury. Keep up the good work, Gil,and we might see you back in thefirts in time for the finals .

There's a strange disease goingaround U.H.S . Old Boy's - Satur-day Night disease which has beenknown to affect quiet a few play-ers . Runner Lindsay Knox seems tosuffer very badly each week, es-pecially last Saturday.

Six goals down at half-time, stilltrailing at the last change and kick-ing into a cross breeze in the lastqunarter . This was the unenviablesituation which faced St. KildaCBOC last week but we attackedfor almost all of the last quarter torun out comfortable winners . Poor

shooting for goal was a bad point ofour display as was our indifferentfirst half . Geoff Blackie, Peter Field,and Tony Dynon were the few whoseemed interested in the first halfbut it was a team that eventuallybound together and won the game.

Footseray Tech Reserves scored an,easy win against little opposition last'week Both Cal Taylor and "Energy"Flett marked everything all' day onthe back line and drove the ball intoattack at every chance . Don Huffermade a good comeback to the forwardflank and was instrumental in .manyforward moves .

A welcome return to the seniorside for Brunswick's Peter Maher,Lee Gordon and Chris Meyers allthese players helped in the "Wicks"good win .

EXCLUSIVE MEN'S AND

LADIES ' EVENING WEAR

HIRE SERVICE

467 NORTH ROAD, ORMONDAgencies :

PRESTON, NUNAWADING, ESSENDON, CAMBERWELL, PRAHRAN, DAN-DENONG, SPRINGVALE, OAKLEIGH, GLEN WAVERLEY, RESERVOIR,BORONIA, CHADSTONE, GLENFERRIE, FORREST HILL,- MOORABBIN,

MENTONE .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -AUGUST 1, 1970 ,

FROM HERE AND THEREDOUGLE CENTURY TO

COLLEGIANS STALWARTCollegians today pay tribute to a

great club man a youthful veteranBruce Ferguson who takes the fieldto celebate his 200 games with Col-legians, show your appreciation bygiving an extra loud cheer or handclap as he goes out to play, Bruce isin his 10th year of service to ourclub and in that time has had thehonour of being captain and vice cap-tain, Bruce in his term has kickedabout 100 goals for his team, whe-ther he plays in the reserves or sen-ior side Fergie can always be reliedon to do his best, always one of thefirst to help a newcomer to the teamand is never backward in coming for-ward when there is a job to be donein the rooms, so we say in gratefulacknowledgment, thanks mate foryour loyalty and teamspirit during theten years we've known you .

200 TO GLENHUNTLY'S BARTONRay Barton gets those well deser-

ved congratulations on playing his200th amateur game at Glenhuntly to-day. "Barts" superb judgment andcomplete concentration can always berelied upon, and in "big" games Rayis at his best. His "best on theground" in the '69 grandfinal will longbe remembered . Recent games showhe will be in the best players for along time yet - well done Ray!

FIRST 150 GAMES TO ST .BERNARD'S

'ongratulations to Mick Perrett onbeing the first player to reach the 150game milestone with St. Bernard's .Mick has been with the club since itbegan in 1963 and over the years hasbeen a great player and has helpedthe club both as a commiteeman andas assistant coach . All connected withthe club hope that this year Mick cancoach a premiership team after thedisappointment of being runner u pover the last three seasons .

Our thanks to Eric and Jean Coombsfor putting on such a wonderful nightlast Saturday for the Alphington easy-beats . All facilities for an enjoyablenight were provided and, as we sus-pected, the organisation was bang onall night.

OLD IVANHOE BOYS AMONGTHE GAMES

This week is a big week for OldIvanhoe . Jeff Stagg becomes our first100 game player since the club star-ted in 1964. At the same time JohnMcKenzie and Graha~n Flannery willbe playing game number 50 . Lets seeif the reserves can really turn it onwith a win to celebrate the occasion .

Hello P.P . ; Bleeder; Pussy Cat :Commonwealth Bank struck the jack-pot at last when a close result wentour way. We led all day, but onlyhad a goal in hand at the end . Thestandard was marred by the swirlingwind and the rain in the last quart-er didn't help matters . In looking fora highlight, I would say our centrelinecarried the day . Good individual per-formances were turned in by NeilTorrens, John McGibbony, RichardHorban, Wayne McCrimmon, GeorgeSaynor and old "tired legs" O'Brien.The Reserves just failed again afterleading for most of the game . I spot-ted John White, Keith Brown, KevinMcNally, Steve White, Jeff Langs-worth and Tony Clarke all gettingtheir share of kicks . Pussy Cats mobdid the right thing by CommonwealthBank by beating OLD XAVS . I seeBleeder had a happy result, but Poi-son Pen would be disppaointed . Stillall of you look like playing in thefinals you lucky devils . Today is likea grand final for us as we have Steakand Kid's mob on our plate. Who-ever loses will find it hard to stay inB section and guess who this scribewill be barracking for ?

Signing off - Gympie .


From Here There continued200th TO AJAX STAR

George Mehl, well known AJAXi ootbailer plays his 200th game forthe club today . George (the umpire'sfriend) had a fantastic run of 197consecutive games and has been thetarget of many interesting duels .George's greats include his memorable,ames in defence in the early 60'sand his recent brilliant form in thereserves . All at AJAX congratulateGeorge on his service as a player and-reat clubman .

CENTURY AT ST. KEVIN'SPaul Doherty's game last week made

it one hundred with St . Kevin's OldBoys, during his years with the club,'Doc' has been an exmaple to all withhis strong and determined play . Heholds the record for number of con-secutive games played, namely nine-ty-six - it took appendicitis to puthim on the sidelines earlier this year .Even reserves coach Barry Daltonagrees his no 'hypo' and that's highpraise indeed . Congratulations "Doc"and great work as social secretary.

Greetings fellow scribes . The Bleed-e:- is still grinning. the reasons forwhich I will let you guess (of courseit would have nothing to do withFairfield winning again) we were assis-ted on our winning way by some pro-digious kicking from Lindsay "DropPunt" Findlay and some sneakyground play by Mario "Jezza" Cap-oldi. Both of whom were ably assis-ted by the cock-roach . Heard a whis-per that Parkside went down. butas yet I haven't herd anything ofGympie's or Pussy Cat's teams (its tooearly to read a paper, yet) .

See you next week Bleeder.

CAR PARKINGCars must he parked as directed at

Elsternwick Park, otherwise they willbe refused admittance to the ground .

I'll betya all smiles this week Bice-de:, buddy when you learnt Fairfieldwere a full game clear of Parkside onthat premiership ladder. My contri-bution was foiled in arriving on timewhen I found out our friendly editor,George McT was commuting inter-statewith our Amateur representativeteam on Monday - hope you had agood time George, and did not leadany of the lads astray . Apparentlythe hard ground found out our twosenior sides, after playing and train-ing on the soft Pitcher Park lake allthe season, with only Kevin Clarke,Bill Rodda, Mario Sammut and BrianHarvey showing out with their bril-liant speed and clever play . Tom"Terrific" Johnston returned to formin the ~ eserves, but unfortunately hecould be lost to the club for the restof the season as he may have to gointo hospital. Bounce back soon "TomTom". Jim "Hawkins" Byrne also re-turned after injury, but could not hearrested for piracy on his display .Another reserves player the firmground suited was Bruce Prosser whoproduced slightly more dash than us-ual and received a mention. Top ofthe ladder to you Bleeder until wemeet, Poison Pen .

Greetings Gympie, Bleeder and ThePen. Well we won again and I seethe Blacks and Old Scotch went downto North and St. Bernards . Not to betaken lightly, we face these sides inthe last two rounds. But first Blackstoday should be a thriller and here'shoping.

Don't know whether Old Scotch'safter match "record" was shatteredlast week by the Old Xaverians . LouZachariah was still in the west soperhaps not. Report result later .Trevor Gowers will be disappointed ifit's not as he and many others werestill "firing" when stumps weredrawn.


From Here and There ® c®ntin~c(,~ 11

Well we topped the century for theninth time for the year last week .John Casboult killed them with eightgoals, also to star were Ken Andrews,Percival Jones, Alan Foster, PhilMarshall, Lionel Smith, and Kenneth

Hampson (who, if he doesn't get amention I won't hear the end of it!Still haven't been paid yet) . Good tosee the Elephants improve. Looks likeyou're safe Gymp. Till next week -Pussycat .

SOCIAL INOTESAll Old Scotch players and sup-

porters are reminded of the AnnualGolf Day at Flinders Golf Club onSunday, 2nd August. Hit off timewill be early in the morning, andbring your own meat for the bar-beque at Al Harwood's after the golfSee the notice board in the rooms fordirections etc .

Collegians' members/supporters/friends please note that our AnnualPresentation Ball will this year beheld at the Sandringham Yacht Clubon the 28th August . If your are inter-ested see Colin Brown and make yourreservation, also after the game onthe 8th August there will be a bar-b-que at Phil Pry'or's home in Essen-don. See any of the boys and theywill direct you . Now don't forget ourproposed trip away at the end of theseason,, it depends on how manytakers, so be in it fellas, it's only fora weekend . We leave by boat Fridayand come home by train on Sunday,so apply now for a leave pass for theweekend .

The fiftieth Anniversary Dinner, fnrthe Gaulfield Grammarians will beheld at the South Yarra Club on Wed-nesday, August 5 . All past and presentplayers and supporters are invited toattend this historic function . Ticketsmay be obtained from Tony Pyman(92-7428), or David Williams (99-2591) .

Next Tooronga-Malvern social func-tion is at Russ Finlay's. Bar-be-queday with a few extras thrown in . 11 .30

start . Date, Sunday, August 2nd . Comeon fellas let's have a good roll up .

The Car Trial which was plannedfor last week is definitely on tomor-row. All players and supporters of St.Kevin's Old Boys are invited . TheTrial commences at Jack Power's atstaggered times after 10 .30 a .m. Agreat day is assured .

August 8th is the date . Fairfieldrooms is the scene of the crime . 8 p .m .is the commencing time (for the latecomers) . The reason, a dance - it'safter the battle of the giants, Fairfieldand Parkside . All are asked to stayand help make it a good night .

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

reminded that the next meeting ofthe Association will be held at theAmateur Sports Club, 14 McKillopStreet, Melbourne on Monday next,August 3rd, at 8 p .m .

One delegate only is permitted fromeach club, but make sure your clubis represented .

DUTIES OF RUNNERSThe duty of an Official Runner is

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

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


SOUTH AUSTRALIA, WIN CARNIVA LSouth Australia took the honours in the eleventh Australian Amateur

Football Carnival played at Perth last week, when they went through theseries undefeated.

They just scraped home by 3 points from West Australia on the first dayand held off a determined last quarter bid by Victoria in the second game to winby 8 points. In their final game they finished too strongly for Tasmania and

won by 9 goals.

Victoria and Tasmania played inthe opening match of the Carnival andthe Vics soon showed their suprem-acy. They led by 28 points at half-time and went right away in thesecond half to win by 88 points .

West Australia, thanks to a 7-goalburst in the second quarter held a 13-point lead over South Australia athalf-time but S .A. added 6 goals inthe third quarter and although W.A .fought back strongly in the last term,they just failed to take the points .

On the second day W .A. and Tas-mania fought out an even game withW.A. winning by 2 points in an ex-citing finish .

Victoria started slowly againstSouth Australia who kicked 7-4 to 1-5in the first term, and with Victoriafailing to take advantage of the windin the second quarter S .A. were in asound position when they led by 31points at half-time .

South went further ahead in thirdquarter and were 44 points in frontat three-quarter-time .

Then Victoria struck back with 3quick goals early in the last quarterbut S .A. steadied and although theVics gradually whittled down theirlead S .A. held on to score by 8 points .

On the final day, Tasmania mana-ged to keep themselves in the gamefor three quarters but S .A. slammedon 8 goals in the last term and wonby 9 goals.

Victoria were not impressive in thefirst half against W.A. and only in-accuracy in front of goal kept West'slead down to 5 points at the interval.

But the second half was all Vic-toria and they went on to win by 38points, W.A. managing to score onlyone point in the second half .

Sunday - July 19thSouth Aust. 4-1 6-2 12-4 13-6-84West Aust . 1-1 8-3 9-7 12-9-81

Victoria 2-6 7-11 14-12 21-13-139Tasmania 0-0 4-1 5-2 8-3-5 1

Victoria- McFarlane 9, N. Beattie3, W. Mahon 3, Morgan 3, Hunt 2,Mullin . Best- Brown, Turnbull, Wil-son, McFarlane, Morgan, Hunt .

Tuesday - July 21stWest Aust. 3-2 9-11 9-12 13-16-94Tasmania 7-4 9-5 11-11 13-14-92

South Aust. 7-4 9-4 13-9 14-11-95Victoria 1-5 3-9 5-13 12-15-87

Victoria- McFarlane 4, Morgan 3,Brown 2, Cooper, McWhinnie, Mul-lin . Best- Morphet, Brown, Turnbull,Hunt, McInerney, Russ .

Thursday - July 23rdSouth Aust . 2-3 5-11 5-13 13-16-94Tasmania 3-1 3-2 4-4 6-4-40

Victoria 2-1 5-4 9-6 11-12-78West Aust. 3-5 5-9 5-10 5-10-4 0

Victoria- Turnbull 2, N . Beattie 2,Wayman 2, Callesen, Hick, Hunt, Mc-Whinnie, Morgan. Best- Turnbull,McInerney, Morphet, Morgan, Hunt,N. Beattie .

Terry Brown (Old Geelong) wonthe medal for Best and Fairest playerduring the Carnival from two SouthAustralians - Kevin Griffiths andBrian Ferris .


TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRESLikely Winners in Bold Type .

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

A SECTION

Coburg v Old Paradian sField : Kollmorgan ; Goal : Hillier, V . McKenzie .

Collegians v Ivanho eField : Marshall ; Goal : Bonnett, Paizis.

Caulfield Gramm. v De La Salle O.C .Field : G . M . Simpson ; Goal : Dunstan, Fox .

Ormond v M.H .S. Old Boys (at Elsternwick Park)Field : Hagerty ; Goal : Sanderson, Williams .

Monash University v University BluesField : G . Thomas ; Goal : Wilson, I . Simpson .

B SECTION

Old Xaverians v North Old Boy sField : Norman ; Goal : Smith .

University Blacks v GeelongField : Marks ; Goal : Ahim.

Old Scotch Coll . v Footscray T .C .O .B .Field : Bishop ; Goal : Bridges.

Kew v St . Bernard's O.C .Field : Loy; Goal : Morgan .

Alphington v Commonwealth BankField : Harradence ; Goal : P . Jones.

C SECTION

Power House v Old Carey Gramm . - 3eorge .Old Melburnians v Old Haileyburians - Howe .U.H .S. Old Boys v Hampton Rovers - I . Jen-nings.Tooronga-Malvern v National Bank - Malcolm.St . Kilda C.B .O .C. v Assumption O .C . - Mason .

D SECTIO N

Old Geelong Gramm . v A .M .P. Society - Todd .Glenhuntly v St. Kevin's O .B. - L. Thomas .West Brunswick v Fairfield - Nicholls .Parkside v Old Brighton Gramm. - C. Jennings .St . Patrick's O.C. v Old Trinity Gramm. - Hal-pin .

E SECTIO NBrunswick v State Savings Bank - D . Jones.Old Essendon Gramm . v A .J.A .X. - Lockett.Old Ivanhoe Gramm. v Etsternwick - Medley.Dookie & Longerenong O.C. V Old Mentonians- Hocking.A .N .Z . Bank v Old Camberwell Gramm . - King .Rese rvoir Old Boys v La Trobe University -Sharkey .

JUNIOR SECTION 1M.H .S Old Boys v Old Paradians - Kenworthy.St. Kiida C.B .O .C. v Monash University - Rot,inson.Old Scotch Coll v Ormond - Saunder

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Hampton Scouts v Alphtngton - R. Roberts.National Bank v Caulfield Gramm . - Rowell .Old Brighton Gramm . v Army Apprentices

School - G . A . Simpson .Parkside v Tooronga-Maivern - Hamilton .A.J .A .X. v Power House - D . Jenkin .Elsternwick v West Brunswick - McDowell .

A RESERVE SECTION

Coburg v Old Paradians - Wills .Collegians v Ivanhoe - Hindle .Caulfield Gramm . v De La Salle O .C . - I . Jen-

kin .Ormond v M .H .S. Old Boys (at Elsternwick Park)- Adams .

Monash University v University Blues - D.Brown .

B RESERVE SECTION

Old Xaverians v North Old Boys - W. Jennings .University Blacks v Geelong - Rush .Old Scotch Coll . v Footscray T.C .O.B . - Taylor .Kew v St . Bernard's O .C . - Spiker.Alphington v Comonwealth Bank - Bonnyman .

C RESERVE SECTIO N

Power House v Old Carey Gram . - Cogdon .Old Melburnians v Old Haileyburians - Gould .U .H .S . Old Boys v Hampton Rovers - H. Rob-

erts .Tooronga-Malvern v National Bank - Showier.St. Kilda C .B .O .C . v Assumption O.C . - Suther-

land .

D RESERVE SECTIO N

Old Geelong Gramm . v A .M .P . Society -Barnes .

Glenhuntly v St. Kevin's O.B . - Dennington .West Brunswick v Fairfield - Bohan .Parkside v Old Brighton Gramm . - Duckworth .St. Patrick's O .C . v Old Trinity Gramm. - M .

Brown .

E RESERVE SECTION

Brunswick v State Savings Bank - Fail .Old Essendon Gramm . v A.J .A .X. - Kong .Old Ivanhoe Gramm . v Elsternwick - Hingston .Old Xaverians v Old Mentonians - Rolfe .A .N .Z. Bank v Old Camberwell Gramm . - Arden .Rese rv oir Old Boys v La Trobe University - R .

Jenkin .

St . Bemard's O .C . v Coburg - D. G . Dodd. I EMERGENCY UMPIRESIvanhoe v University - Woolf

. Sharpe, Delahunt, Dowling .


LEADING GOALKICKER S(Goals kicked last Saturday in brackets )

A SECTION

McFarlane, Coburg (-) 94Wood, Ormond (1) 51Butcher, Caul . Gramm . (4) 46Atchison, Caul . Gramm. (4) 43Barkley, Univ . Blues (3) 38Steward, De La Salle (2) 37Jordan, Old Paradians (2) 36C . Roach, Collegians (4) 33King, Coburg (4) 32Thomas, Monash Univ . (1) 32Hick, Ivanhoe (-) 31Toote)I, Caul . Gramm . (1) 311 . Wilson MHS Old Boys (1) 3 1

B SECTIO N

Wayman, Alphington (-) 71Edwards, Cwlth Bank (4) 65Morgan, Univ. Elks (-) 63Casboult, Geelong (8) 38Sullivan, St . Bernards (1) 38Murray, Nth Old Boys (3) 37Hughes, Old Scotch (5) 36Burgin, St . Bernards (2) 33Woodruff, Old Xaverians (2) 31AI)den, Geelong (2) 27Leake, Geelong (-) 26Campbell, Old Scotch (-) 2 5

C SECTION

Davis, U .H.S. (3) 69Dyer, Assumption (3) 56Young, Old Haileybury (5) 37Roberson, Old Melb . (4) 35Mumford, National Bank (2) 29McLachlin, St . Kilda CBC (3) 27McLeod National Bank (1) 26

D SECTION

Shannon, St . Patrick's (3) 67Formby, A .M .P. (5) 57R . Whalley, Old Geelong (7) 48K. Hoare, St. Kevin's (4) 41F . Findlay, Fairfield (2) 40Allen, West Brunswick (-) 39McMillan, Old Geelong (1) 34Phil Cohen, Old Trinity (-) 31Warner, Glenhuntly (-) 31Fellows, Old Trinity (2) 30

R. Newton, Elsternwick (2) 55Leifting, Toor-Malvern (9) 50Rosewarne, Elsternwick (3) 47Grandin, Old Brighton (5) 46Wills, Alphington (2) 34Sladdin, Power House (1) 32Tregear, H'ton Scouts (1) 3 1

A RESERVE SECTION

Gill, Coburg (-) 36Joakim, Ormond (2) 34Le Page, Ormond (-) 31Salter, Coburg (-) 23R . Fitts, Ormond (1) 23O'Connor, Uni . Blues (1) 20

B RESERVE SECTION

De Luca, St . Bernard's (6) 58McTaggart, Old Scotch (-) 29McLean, Old Scotch (-) 25Watson, Old Scotch (-) 19Hayes, Alphington (-) 19

E SECTIO N

P . Cavanagh, S .S. Bank (2) 95Sceney, La Trobe (1) 50Goldfarb, A .J .A.X. (4) 47D . Scott, Reservoir (-) 40Condon, La Trobe (3) 37Maher, Brunswick (-) 36Cameron, S.S . Bank (4) 36

P . Hanson, Old C'well (1) 36M . Tipping, Old C'well (1) 33O'Brien, La Trobe (3) 3 3

JUNIOR SECTION

Kozlowski, OrmondKing, UniversityBuscombe, MonashFlett, Monas hLowe, UniversityMorgan, OrmondLogan, OrmondHarrod, Old ParadeCostello, UniversitySenini, M.H.S.

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JUNIOR SECTION 2

Freeman, Old Carey (2) 25 I Goaden, Elsternwick (5) 61Tuck, Assumption (2) 25 Voyage, Caulfield Gram . (5) 59Ashmead, U.H .S . (1) 24 Downie, West Brunswick (3) 57

C RESERVE SECTION

Illiopolus, U .H .S. (3) 43McDonald, Assumption (-) 29Lyons, Old Haileybury (4) 22J . Shaw, Assumption (4) 22Green, Old Carey (-) 1 8

D RESERVE SECTION

Bloss, A .M.P . Soc. (4)Stockdale, Old Trinity (2)Brooks, Glenhuntly (3)Harrison, West Brunswick 1- )

E RESERVE SECTION

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Woods, Reservoir 0 .8 . (-) 45Knight, A .N .Z . Bank (2) 22McElwain, La Trobe (-) 21Stagg, Old Ivanhoe (5) 20Dumbrell, S .S. Bank (1) 1 8

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Next Week's MaA SECTION AND A RESERVE SECTION

C:~ Paradians v Ormon d(se La Salle O .C. v CollegiansM .H .S . Old Boys v IvanhoeUniversity Blues v Caulfield Gramm .Monash University v Cobur g

B SECTION and B RESERVE SECTION

North Old Boys v KewFootscray T .C.O .B . v University BlacksSt. Bernard's O .C. v Geelon g(at Elsternwick Park )Commonwealth Bank v Old Scotch CollegiansAlphington v Old Xaverian s

C SECTION and C RESERVE SECTION

Old Carey Gramm . v Tooronga-MalvernHampton Rovers v Old MelburniansNational Bank v Old HaileyburiansAssumption O .C . v U.H .S . Old BoysSt. Kilda C .B .C .O .B . v Power Hous e

D SECTION and D RESERVE SECTION

Old Brighton Gramm . v Old Geelong Gramm .A.M .P . Society v West Brunswic kOld Trinity Gramm . v St . Kevin's O .B .

ches ® Augustra rfield v ParksideSt . Patrick's O.C . v Glenhuntl y

E SECTION and E RESERVE SECTION

Old Mentonians v Brunswic kA.J .A .X. v Old Ivanhoe Gramm .Dookie and Longerenong O.C . v Old Essendon

Gramm .(Reserves - Old Xaverians v Old EssendonGramm .)

Old Camberwell Gramm . v State Savings BankLa Trobe University v A .N .Z. BankElsternwick v Reservoir Old Boys

JUNIOR SECTION 1

Old Paradians v St. Bernard's O .C .Ormond v St. Kilda C .B .C .O .B .Coburg v Monash UniversityUniversity v Old Scotch CollegiansIvanhoe v M .H .S . Old Boy s

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Tooronga-Malvern v Hampton ScoutsCaulfield Gramm . v Old Brighton Gramm .Parkside v National Ban kPower House v AlphingtonWest Brunswick v A .J .A .X .Army Apprentices School v Elsternwic k

At 2 p.m. Reserves at 1 1 .45 a.m.

Next week's Matches at Elsternwick Park

AUGUST 8th, 1970

Sto Bernard's O.C. v. Geelongat 2 p.m.

Reserves at 11 .45 a .m.Admission : ADULTS 40 cents; Children accompanied by an Adult - FREE

AMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUND - PARKING FEE 20 centsHOW TO GET T HERE - Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie from in Swanston Street toGlenhuntly Road, walk west along Glenhuntly Road .

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PREMIERSHIP LIST S

CoburgOrmondCaulfield Gramm .M .H .S. Old BoysMonash Univ.De La SalleUniversity BluesIvanho eOld ParadiansCollegians

A SECTIONW L For Agst.

14 1 174113 2 16819 6 17548 7 13748 7 13676 9 12155 10 13054 11 13604 11 11664 11 1140

116611691482139214221350134917281535151 7

B SECTIONGeelong 14 1 1490 928University Blacks 12 3 1540 1139St . Bernards O.C. 11 4 1383 1040old Scotch Coil . 11 4 1416 1087North Old Boys 11 4 1281 1131Kew 5 10 1172 1493C'wealth Bank 4 11 983 1280Old Xaverians 3 12 1042 1275Alphington 3 12 1183 1726Footscray T .C .O .B . 1 14 1047 151 0

C SECTIO NU .H .S . Old Boys 13 2 1349 1063Assumption O .C. 11 4 1268 993Old Carey Gram. 10 5 1264 913Old Haileybu ry 10 5 1300 1101Old Melburnians 9 6 1258 1162St. Kilda C .B .O .C. 9 6 1254 1163National Bank 5 10 1105 1132Toor-Malvern 4 11 1051 1357Power House 2 13 839 1272Hampton Rovers 2 13 821 1431

D SECTIONFairfield 12 3 1377 897Parkside 11 4 1089 854Old Trinity Gram. 11 4 1273 1122Old Geelong Gram . 9 6 1362 1116A.M .P. Society 9 6 1341 1195St. Kevin's O .B. 8 7 1158 1102Old Brighton Gram . 8 7 1185 1197Glenhuntly 3 12 935 1300West Brunswick 2 13 1017 1467St . Patrick's O .C. 2 13 1053 160 2

E SECTIONBrunswick 13 2 1711 821La Trobe Univ . 13 2 1747 875Reservoir O .B. 13 2 1658 884*State Sav. Bank 9 5 1697 1298Old Cam'well Gr. 9 6 1426 950*Elsternwick 7 7 1422 980ANZ Bank 7 8 1124 1160Old Ivanhoe Gr. 6 9 1230 1309AJAX 6 9 1254 1399Old Mentonians 5 10 1124 1397D. and L. O .C. 1 14 743 1993Old Essendon Gr . - 15 459 253 1

JUNIOR SECTION 1University 13 2 1623 624Monash Univ . 12 3 1431 743Ormond 12 3 1623 884Old Scotch Coll. 11 4 992 893MHS Old Boys 8 7 915 1056St . Bernard's O .C. 7 8 993 1111Old Paradians 5 10 818 1430Ivanhoe 4 11 1006 1422Coburg 3 12 812 1334St. Kilda CBOC - 15 546 1544

% Pie .149.3 56144.1 52118.3 3 698.7 3296 .0 3290 .0 2496 .8 2078 .8 1676 .0 1675 .3 1 6

160.7 56135 .2 48133 .1 44130 .4 44113 .1 44

78 .5 2076 .8 1682 .1 1268.7 1269.4 4

116 .8 52127.8 44138.7 40118.0 40108.1 36107.8 3697.4 2077.6 1665 .8 857.3 8

153 .2 48127.3 44113 .4 44122 .1 36112 .2 36105 .6 32

99 .1 3271 .9 1269 .3 865 .8 8

208 .2 52199.8 52187.8 52131.0 38150.1 36145 .0 3 096 .0 2894.1 2489 .8 2480 .6 2037 .2 418.2 -

260 .4 52193 .0 48184 .0 48111 .0 44

86.8 3289 .4 2857 .2 2070 .7 1665 .3 1235.4 -

A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst. % Pts.

Ormond 15 - 1352 543University Blues 12 3 1089 785Coburg 10 5 1168 788Monash University 10 5 1015 932*Caulfield Gramm . 6 8 902 963*Collegians 5 9 771 1025**Ivanhoe 4 9 872 1062Old Paradians 4 11 736 967De La Salle O .C. 4 11 710 1199M .H .S. Old Boys 3 12 760 113 7

B RESERVE SECTION

249 .5 60138.5 48148 .0 40108 .9 4093 .6 2675 .3 2281 .9 2076 .3 1659 .3 1667 .0 1 2

University Blacks 14 1 1377 535 257 .5 56St . Bernard's O.C . 13 2 1072 646 166 .3 52Old Scotch Coll . 10 5 980 752 130 .1 40Footscray T.C .O .B . 9 6 816 680 120 .1 36Old Xaverians 7 8 851 823 103 .3 28Kew 7 8 722 922 78.3 28North Old Boys 6 9 720 882 81 .6 24C'wealth Bank 4 11 586 864 67.9 16Geelong 3 12 643 1021 62.9 12Alphington 2 13 599 1279 46.9 8

C RESERVE SECTIO NPower House 12 3 875 704 124 .3 48*Old Carey Gram. 11 3 949 583 162.8 46Assumption O .C . 10 5 1027 659 156.0 40UHS Old Boys 10 5 961 683 140.8 40Old Melburnians 9 6 888 671 132.5 36*St. Kilda CBOC 8 6 795 740 107.5 34Old Haileybury 6 9 697 900 77 .5 24Hampton Rovers 5 10 677 797 84.9 20Toor-Malvern 2 13 505 961 52 .5 8National Bank 1 14 461 1182 38 .9 4

D RESERVE SECTIO NSt. Kevin's O .B . 12 3 1185 614 193 .0 48Old Trinity Gr. 11 4 1228 735 167 .2 44AMP Society 10 5 1073 730 147 .1 40Parkside 10 5 1082 741 146.0 40Fairfield 9 6 771 773 99.8 36Old Brighton Gr . 7 8 930 853 109 .1 28West Brunswick 6 9 894 983 91 .0 24Old Geelong Gr. 6 9 979 1119 87 .6 24Glenhuntly 3 12 681 1192 57.1 12St . Patrick's O .C. 1 14 514 1701 30 .2 4

E RESERVE SECTIO NRese rvoir O .B. 15 - 1116 430 259 .8 60Elsternwick 12 3 1291 594 218 .0 48State Sav . Bank 10 5 1055 719 147.0 40Old Xaverians 9 6 738 716 103.0 36Old Cam'weli Or. 8 7 805 710 113.4 32*La Trobe Univ . 7 7$47 653 129.9 30ANZ Bank 7 8 831 851 97.6 28AJAX 7 8 826 855 96.7 28*Brunswick 6 8 945 808 117.0 26Old Ivanhoe Sr. 6 9 706 981 72.0 24Old Mentonians 1 14 440 1197 36 .8 4Old Essendon Or . 1 14 294 1450 20 .2 4

JUNIOR SECTION 2Power House 14 1 1787 840 212.7 56Army Apprentices 12 3 1406 495 284.0 48Caulfield Gramm. 12 3 1533 859 179 .0 48West Brunswick 10 5 1577 1089 144 .9 40Toor-Malvern 10 5 1354 1056 128 .3 40Old Brighton Or. 8 7 1015 1096 92 .7 32Elsternwick 7 8 1582 1468 108 .0 28tAlphington 6 8 1153 1294 89.2 24Hampton Scouts 5 10 983 1424 69.0 20tAJAX 3 11 882 1831 48.2 12Parkside 1 14 688 1593 43.2 4National Bank 1 14 619 1990 31 .1 4

* Drawn gam e** Two drawn games

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