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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-July 7, 1973

BLUES' SHOCK WIN OVER ORMONDST. BERNARD'S FINISH ON TO BEAT NORTH

Carnival next week - Tuesday, Thursday, Saturda yBy GEORGE McTAGGART

University Blues scored a surprise win over leading team, Ormond, in lastSaturday's round, ending Ormond's run of ten successive wins.

St. Bernard's held second place on the premiership list with a sound winover North Old Boys, who could not match St. Bernard's finishing effort.

The 12th Australian Amateur Football Carnival will be staged at the Mel-bourne Cricket Ground next week - on TUESDAY, THURSDAY andSATURDAY .

Two matches will be played each day between the four competing states- VICTORIA, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA and WESTERN AUSTRALIA-- commencing at 11 a.m. and 1 .45 p .m . on Tuesday and Thursday and 11 .30 a .m .

and 2 p.m. on Saturday.

The Blues started slowly but whenthey settled down they matched itwith Ormond except in front of goalwhere they continually fell down.This inaccuracy was the only reasonfor their 3-point deficit at the interval,for they were outmarking and out-playing Ormond generally .

But they improved in the thirdquarter and kicked four goals straightto be only a point down at three-quarter-time. Their accurate passingworried Ormond who really fell downin the final quarter, when they kickedonly 10 behinds, many from deliberateshots . The Blues added another 4 goalsin this term and won by 14 points.

North Old Boys had most of theplay for three quarters against St .Bernard's, but petered out in thelast term and were beaten by 28points .

North had trouble getting throughtheir opponents' defences, althoughthey hit back in the third term with 7goals after trailing by 25 points at theinterval and were a goal ahead at

TB E AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-July 7,

three-quarter-time . But St . Bernard'skicked 6:3 to 5 points in the lastquarter .

Geelong put in a poor first half andwere 39 points behind Coburg at thehalfway mark. They made up someground after that but Coburg held onto score by 25 points .

Ivanhoe and Monash Blues wereengaged in an even game with Ivan-hoe holding on a little better to winby 7 points .

Old Paradians hopped off with a 2-goal lead over Caulfield Grammarians,but then Caulfield slammed on 4 goalsin 5 minutes and went right away towin by 11 goals .

Old Trinity lost their place in thefour when they were soundly beatenby Reservoir Old Boys, and Old Carey,with a 14 point win over De La Salle,are back in the top bracket .

University Blacks beat Kew by 19points, Collegians scored by a comfor-table margin over Melbourne Highand Old Scotch beat Assumption by 7goals .

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Old Melburnians scraped home fromOld Haileybury by 2 points but Park-side, Old Brighton and Power Houseall won easily.

Commonwealth Bank drew with St.Kevin's, whose poor kicking cost themthe game (12 .22 to 14 .10) and HamptonRovers pipped Brunswick by 2 points,while Alphington's win enabled themto climb to the top of their list.

ANZ Bank caused an upset whenthey beat AJAX by 7 points and WestBrunswick ran Elsternwick to 9 points.St Bede's beat University Reds by 10points and Old Mentonians went downto North Brunswick by 21 points.

In the Juniors, University Bluesbeat North Old Boys by 16 points andMonash beat the Blacks by 6 goalswhile the four leading teams in Sec-tion 2 were successful .

Among the Reserves, St. Bernard'sbeat North Old Boys by 2 points, Re-servoir easily beat Old Trinity, Park-side beat St . Kilda CBC by 20 pointsand Old Xaverians beat Old Brightonby 2 points . Marcellin beat Old Geel-ong by 28 points and AMP scoredeasily from Glenhuntly .

It is to be hoped that all clubs willgive their fu llest support to the Car-nival, by attending on the final daynext Saturday, at least . Those of youwho are able to attend on the otherdays as well are urged to do so.

Admission is 70 cents and ticketsare available from your club . Thesetickets will admit on any day . Child-ren accompanied by an adult will beadmitted free, and the charge forunaccompanied children will be 40cents. Use No. 2 Entrance, NorthernStand.

Ample car parking space will beavailable, adjacent to the M.C.G.

Full details of the Carnival matches,car parking arrangements and otherinformation are included under theheading CARNIVAL ARRANGE-MENTS, elsewhere in this issue.

ONE HUNDRED OF THE BESTAMATEUR FOOTBALLERS IN AUS-TRALIA WILL BE AT THE CARNI-VAL - WILL YOU?

SNOWS'STOP

Well me chinasit's your old mateback again ready torip into it oncemore .

First let me tellyouse all about lastweek . We won . Butjust by the skin ofou r

real . Had 'eart flutters most of the days un-

Oniy 6 points separated us when the finalhooter blew. Ya know the feeling . Onestraight hoof and we'd 'ave been even . But,we 'eld out and pulled it off .

The saddest part of the game was 'Megsey'got reported for biffing some squirt andcopped four weeks from the Powers That Beduring the week at Tribunal .

We'll miss 'Megsy' . He's real upset'cause he's not the sorta fightin' type . Justdid 'is lolly when this guy kept niggling'im most of the game .

I'm usually pretty tame on words aboutumpires but our ump last week was so badI didn't know where to start eomplainin'!Even me missus had a few words in hisshell pink ear when he left the groundafter the game.

Naturally, I contained meself and justpaid out ona him with the fellas when wecracked a few tubes after the game .

The old premiership flag is in me sightsagain . But I'll 'ave to really keep onto meboys to win again this Saturday . See thePink Comic give us an even chance to win .

After today's game we've got a 'do' onat the clubrooms . Give youse full reportsnext week.

Gotta tell you'se before I split, that I 'aha bludge last week cause of the powerstrike. What a life. All it meant was I gotto practice on time to really whip me teaminto action .

Members of the Coburg club weresaddened recently to learn of thepassing of former player, FrankSurgey . He was a member of Co-burg's 1937 premiers and championsside in "C" Section and will bemissed by all who knew him .

P$9$ 4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-July 7, 19731

LAST WEEK' SA SEMON

Coburg 5.4 9.7 12.14 15 .19-109Geelong 0.6 2.10 7 .13 11 .18- 84

COBURG: Hughes 4, Green 3, Cleary 2 ,

N . Beattie 2, Webb 2, Hutchinson, King .

Best : N . Beattie, King, Shanahan, Green, A .Handley, Hughes .

GEELONG : E . Smith 4, Davis 2, Bullen 2,Brown, Poynton, Coad . Best : E . Smith, Eddy,Davis, David, McArthur, A . Trevaskis .

Ivanhoe 3.8 6.10 11 .13 13.19- 97Monash Blues 5.2 8.7 10.11 12.18= 9 0

IVANHO ~cWDean 3, hinnie, Baker 2 Hick

, Robinson Quin~Irelan d

livan . Best: McWhinnie, Van, Warry, Ireland,Rojo, Robinson .

MONASH BLUES : Bickford 3, Hildebrand3, Lukas 2, Mutimer, Hughes, Young, Mar-shall . Best: Booth, Halliday, Hildebrand,Marshall, Smith, Staunton .

University Blues 3.4 5.10 9.11 13 .12- 90

Ormond 4.4 6.7 9.12 9.22- 76

UNIVERSITY BLUES: Renowden 3 ,

Nicholls 2, Vivian 2, Dunin, Church, Moy-Ian, Nicholson, Hager, Voigt . Best: Hickey,Trumble, Renowden, Hager, Moylan, Forge .

ORMOND: Pearce 3, Ladd 2, Dexter, I .Cameron, Graham, Bourne . Best : Bourne,Pearce, Corben, I . Cameron, Bob Curtis,Graham .

St Bernard's OC 6.5 11.6 13.7 19 .10-124North Old Boys 5.1 7.5 14.7 14.12- 96

ST. BERNARD'S OC : M. Mahoney 7,Iannazzo 3, Burgin 2, Fox 2, K . Phelan 2,Daffey 2, G. Mahoney. Best: lannazzo, M .Mahoney, Drennan, Aughton, Fox, K .

Phelan .NORTH OLD BOYS : Crooks 4, O'Keeffe 2,

Curley 2, Murray 2, Spurling, Power,O'Neill, Maguire . Best: Maguire, Joss,Crooks, Welch, O'Neill, Carney .

Caulfield Gr 6.5 10.9 13.11 20 .12-132Old Paradians 3.1 6.3 8.7 9.12- 66CAULFIELD GRAM . : Butcher 7, Voyage 3 ,

Lester 2, Macdonald 2, Griffiths, P. Mc-Laughlin, McNicol, M . Tamblyn, Morphet,Williams . Best : Lester, Dickeson, Butcher,Miller, Macdonald, G . Tootell .

OLD PARADIANS : Fitt 2, Tellefson 2,Duke, Kendall, Mount, Price, Roe . Best

:Grace, Carroll, Duke, Johnson, Fitt, Hart .

PREVIEW

The A.B.C . Sporting Session from 3LO eac hFriday (which commences at 6.30 p .m .) willinclude a preview of the following day's amateurmatches .

Be sure to listen to this broadcast .

B SEMONUniversity Blacks 3.5 9.8 11.8 15.15-105

Kew 5.3 7.10 10.19 11 .20- 86UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Moffatt 6, Hill 3 ,

Fisher 2, Perrett 2, Peters, Batten . Best :McLean, Hill, Moffatt, Fisher, G . Costello,Cordner .

KEW : Berry 4, Crowe 2, Barclay 2, Hayes2, Mitchell . Best : Mullin, Rodda, Mitchell,Johnston, Hayes, Pierce.

Old Carey Gr 2 .2 4.5 7.11 10 .11- 71De La Salle OC 1 .5 3.8 4.10 7 .15- 57

OLD CAREY : Cooke 4, Elliott 2, Chapman ,Glenn, Goode, Dick . Best: Haines, Sharp,Birrell, Elliott, Shaw, Glenn .

DE LA SALLE : Dorizzi 2, Sandilands 2,Groves, Geddes, Molnerney. Best: Mc-Donald, Shepherd, Lyons, Bothe, Halasa,Bourke .

Collegians 2.3 5.9 12.21 16.24-120MHS Old Boys 5 .1 8.3 12.3 13.9 - 87

COLLEGIANS : Pryor 6, Nethersole 3 ,Williamson 3, Munn 2, Ross, Moodie. Best:Pryor, Rice, Edwards, Munn, Tucker, Ross .

MHS OLD BOYS: Hutton 2, J . Cooper 2 ,Peatling 2, Adams 2, Burger 2, R . Harley 2,Ponton . Best : Wood, Todd, Ponton, Wilson,Silberberg, B . Burns .

Old Scotch Cali 5.7 12 .8 16 .13 19 .14-128Assumption OC 1.3 4.4 8.4 13.8 - 86

OLD SCOTCH : McDonald 5, Anderson 4,Garrett 3, Stokes 2, Walker 2, Leeming,Rogerson, Sloan . Best: Sloan, Fleming, Mc-Donald, Symington, Anderson, Garrett .

ASSUMPTION OC : Bristow 3, Beaumont 3,Howard 2, Avery, T. Kelly, Raftis, Pavone,O'Donnell . Best : Howard, Avery, O'Donnell,Payton, Beaumont, T. Kelly .

Reservoir OB 10 .2 11 .8 15.12 22 .13-145Old Trinity Gr 0.6 5.10 7.12 11 .17- 83

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Ayres 6, Arche r5, McCrohan 5, Massey 3, Galea 2, D . Scott.Best : Archer, Bates, Ayres, G . Tuininga,McLaughlin, McCrohan .OLD TRINITY: Weir 3, Peers 2, C . Fellows

2, Just 2, Grant, Watsford . Best : Christie,

A. Kennedy, R. Kennedy, Just, Watsford,Lamb .

RESULTS OF MATCHE S

Results of amateur matches are broadcastin the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations 3L0,(commencing at 6 .20 p.m .), 3DB and 3KZ(included in 7 p.m . News) each Saturday even-ing and from Television Channels ABV•2 andHSV-7. Repeat on 3KZ, 9.30 a .m . Sunday .

Channel 2 also provides quarter-by-quarterscores of A Section matches each Saturdayafternoon .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- July 7, 1973

Last Week's Results ® continuedC SECTION

Parkside 2.5 10.7 16.13 23 .15-153St. Kilda CBOC 4.6 7.7 13.8 16.10-10 6

PARKSIDE : Sammutt 8, Poyntz 5, Wise-man 4, Gary Dryden 2, Ridd, Graham D ry -den, Rodda, King . Best : Sammutt, GrahamD ryden, Peter Johnston, Ridd, Tom Johnston,D . Gleeson.

ST KILDA CBOC : Calleja 4, Salter 4,Casey 3, K . White 2, Drew, Sheehan, Mason .Best: K. White, Caroll, Hatswell, Calleja,Sherman .

Old Melburnians 3 .3 4.4 8.6 9.8 - 62Old Haileybu ry 2 .1 2.4 3.5 9.6 - 60

OLD MELBURNIANS : Boyle 2, Robertson2, Weir 2, Collier, Rattrey, Stuckey . Best:Mumme, Stuckey, Rattray, Weir, Rudd,Rogers .

OLD HAILEYBURY: Bowring 5, Houghton,Forbes, Troup, Howard . Best : Cocks, Hat-tam, Kane, Marshall, Shapter, Warnock.

Fairfield 4.5 9.8 12.13 21 . 1 6-142UHS Old Boys 2.2 5.3 6.4 9.7 - 6 1

FAIRFIELD : Woodhead 8, Chapman 5,Bux 2, Capoldi, Richardson, Wykes, Fitz-gerald, Keane, Hyland . Best: Woodhead,Fitzgerald, Mather, Guest, Kni g ht, Sparrey .

UHS OLD BOYS : Morrell, Robinson, Reid,McMahon, J . Griffin, Johnston, Atkinson,Andronis, A . Taylor . Best : Robinson, Watt,Johnston, J. Griffin, Kinnear, Flavel .

Old Brighton Or 3.1 7.4 13.7 18 .14-122Old Xaverlans 4.3 6.4 9.9 10 .10- 70OLD BRIGHTON: B. McBriar 8, Agar 6 ,

Watkins 2, A . Mullett, Reid . Best : D. Wood,Thomas, Agar, A . Mullett, McBriar, Evans .

OLD XAVERIANS : Goalkickers, best play-ers not received .

Power House 2.5 8.11 16 .16 22.22-154National Bank 2.9 3.10 4.14 7.I6- 58

POWER HOUSE : Bartlett 5, Shewan 5,Godfrey 3, Crick 3, Miller 2, Upton, Peters,Naish, Coloe. Best: Shewan, Daniel, Miller,Godfrey, Crick, Peters .

NATIONAL BANK: Morris 2, Gilgan, Arca-diou, Munro, Allen, L. Brooke. Best: Morris,Johnston, Gore, Munro, Daly, Allen .

150 UP FOR NATIONAL BANKER

Congratulations to Arthur Winzar whotakes the field for the 150th time forNational Bank today . Arthur is one of themost desperate and dedicated members ofthe side and always strives his utmost forthe team. A permanent back pocket, Arthuris one of the most consistent players in theside and is a popular figure on and off thefield . From all at the club, congratulationsArthur, on a job well done.

D SECTIONHampton Rovers 2 .7 7 .10 14 .11 15 .17-107Brunswick 4.2 9.2 13.2 16 .9 -105

HAMPTON ROVERS : I. Rolls 3, Shanks 3Housden 3, S . Huckett 2, B . Bennett 2 ;Fleer, Wolfe. Best : Leeming, Bird, Housden,Shanks, Wolfe, S . Hucket .

BRUNSWICK : Johnstone 3, Hart 3, Stap-les 2, Jones 2, Palmer, Beckett, Doyle, Knox,Abernethy, Gillett . Best : Jones, Lasala, Cul-'linan, Gillett, Palmer, Doyle .

Alphington 5.5 8.8 12.11 20.17-137LaTrobe Blacks 5.2 9.7 12.7 14.8 - 92

ALPHINGTON : McKay 6, Gross 5, Wil-liams 3, Cecil 3, Roberts, G. Gale, Shearer.Best : McKay, Skerry, Eaton, Roberts, Adams,Cecil .

LA TROBE BLACKS : Moloney 4, Witte 3Sgro 2, G . O'Brien 2, P . Dann, Harriott,Kepitis. Best: Rowe, Gould, B . O'Brien, G .O'Brien, Oakes.

Marcellin OC 5 .4 10 .10 12.13 15 .18-108Old Geelong Gr 4.2 6.7 8.15 10.18- 78

MARCELLIN OC: G. Shaw 5, Power 3,Toohey 2, Allen, Ahern, Butler, Gooley, J .Gartner . Best : Mahon, G . Shaw, Power,Mathews, Allen, Jolley .

OLD GEELONG: Spiden 3, P . Yencken 3,Gilbert 2, Lewis, Stewart Anderson . Best:Weibye, P . Kencken, Fraser, A. Yencken,Crawford, Holland .

C'wealth Bank 1.3 9.3 12.5 14 .10- 94St Kevin's OB 2.7 6.9 9.17 12 .22- 94

COMMONWEALTH BANK: Thompson 4,D . Brown 2, McCrimmon 2, Monahan 2,R . White, Curtin, Borrack, Comben . Best:D . Brown, Hutchins, R . White, Monahan,Borrack, J . White.

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Corrigan 3,Hart 2, Olle 2, Low 2, Boyd, Kelly, Evans .Best : B . Johnson, Low, King, McArdle, Hart,O'Kelly.

State Sav. Bank 4.2 8.10 13.14 15.16-106St Patrick's OC 3.4 7.6 8.9 12 .11- 83

STATE SAVING BANK : Allen 4, Tobin 3 ,Cameron 2, Dumbrell, Inglis, McGill, Muir,Spithill, Webster . Best : Allen, Wright Spit-hill, Wynd, Webster, Jeffery .

ST . PATRICK'S OC: Larkins 2, McCon-nell 2, Coffey 2, Cribbes 2, Tobin, O'Connor,O'Brien, W . Mahar. Best: Robinson, Cribbes,Mueller, W. Mahar, O'Brien, O'Meara .

NEW SECRETARYThe Secretary of Power House is now

IAN HAMMET, 17 Will St., Forest Hill. 3131 .Phone 877-4339 .


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AMP Society 5.2 9.6 15.9 18 .9 -117

(,lenhuntly 2.3 3.6 3.8 6.10- 46A

MPSOCIETY :

ell 3, Browne 3 . 4, Bestm Taylor,Long 4, Rowc~ :€tes, Edmond, Higgins, Browne, Piueck-

, nn .GLENHUNTLY : G . Brooks, Grevis, Mole,

;orrell; Tidd, P . Valle . Best : K. Nolan,(,revis, McLaren, R . Heywood, W . Duncan,

't'urner.ANZBank 3.3 5.5 10.7 12.10- 82

AJAX 2.0 5.2 8.7 11.9 - 75ANZ BANK: McCutcheon 5, May 2, Bourke ,

pancer, Green, Harnetty, Wescott . WBest:es-Crough, Bourke, McCutcheon, Harney ,

coit, Bibby .AJAX : Rozen 5, Gurfinkel 3, Janover,

Friedman, Kanpol . Best: Friedman, Lef-kovic, Gurfinkel, Rubenstein, Bialek, Rozen .

Elsternwick 3.1 9.5 13.9 16 .15-111West Brunswick 6 .9 8.11 12 .15 14.18-102

ELSTERNWICK: Rosewarn 8 ,Best' -o Ra mA .

5'Freer, P. Mahoney, Zimmer Hoe,

ssy, Scholfleld, Rosenwarne, Convery ,r . Perkins.

WEST BRUNSWICK: GOalkickers, bestplayers not received .Old Ivanhoe Gr 6 .5 13.9 18.11 25 .17-167Footscray ITOB 2 .1 7.3 10.5 11.6 - 72

OLD IVANHOE: Williams 5, Grace 5 ,Allen 4, Carroll 3, Gurney 2, Goldin 2, B .

White, R . Stevens, Gill, T. MacKenzie . Best:Gill, Cuttriss, T . MacKenzie, Purcell, Wil-liams, Haug .

FOOTSCRAY ITOB : Scetrine 4, Bennett 3,Leonard 2, Brophy, Mollavey . Best : Miller,Leonard, Fletcher, Ward, Scetrine, Carr.

Old Camberwell Gr . a bye .

Fs ONNorth Brunswick 4 .3 6.4 6.6 9.8 - 62Old Mentonians 0 .3 0.8 3.9 5.11- 41

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Handley 3, Hami lton 2, I . Duncan 2, Butler, Giacobbe . Best:Butler, Handley, R . Payne, Scullin, Ricketts,D . Payne.

OLD ME NTONIANS : Goallcickers, bestplayers not received .St Bede's OC 2 .4 3.9 10.13 11 .15- 81University Reds 5.5 5.10 6.12 9.17- 71

ST BEDE'S OC: Terrell 4, Signoretti 3 ,Petrie, Evans, Irving, Kurth . Best : Power,Vaughan, P . Ryan, T. Harris, Terrell,Mulvany.

UNI REDS : Lipshut 3, Hall 2, Lockie 2,Smith, Valentine . Best : Courtis, Selth,Valentine, Ferode, Maule, J . Smith .Fawkner 6.7 15 .12 20 .15 25 .20-170Thornbury 0.0 0.0 2.0 2.0 - 12

FAWKNER : Ferguson 8, M. Stapleton 6 ,Thomas 6, Clinton 3, F . McMahon 2, Deans,Foley, Pyle . Best : Pyle, Smith, Ferguson,M . Stapleton, Deans, Laba .

THORNBURY : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

Monash Whites 2.4 5.7 8.7 13.9 - 87

Book & Long OC 1 .5 2.10 2.16 3.22- 4 0

MONASH WHITES : Geritz 3, Wettenhall3, Berry 3, Halliday 3, Brett-Young . Best:Wettenhall, Halliday, Tyquin, Love, Kenez,McKenzie .

DOOKIE & LONG OC: Kotschet, Gavin,Christie . Best : Moran, Williams, Scott,Lambden, Christie, Gavin .LaTrObe Reds a bye .

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -July 7, 1973

Last Week's ResultsJUNIOR SECTION 1

Monash Uni 2.2 5.6 12.13 17.16-118University Blacks 5.2 8.2 12.3 13.4 - 82MONASH UNIV.: Whitton 8, Merry 2 ,

Rosengarten, Enever, Webb, C. Moore, Har-greaves, Mooney, Foster . Best : Fanning,Mooney, Whitton, Foster, Gray, Rogers .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

Power House 5.5 8.8 13.15 20 .21-141Hampton Scouts 1 .1 2.4 3.4 3.5 - 23

POWER HOUSE : Butcher 6, Wilson 2 ,Yuille 2, Turnour 2, Simpson 2, Vance 2,Babanine, Driscoll, Mason, Lynch . Best:Vance, McClennan, Driscoll, Babanine,Yuille, Lynch .

HAMPTON SCOUTS : A. Thompson 2, S .Cook. Best: Wells, Ziatis, Moreshead, A .Thompson, S . Thompson, Bennett.

University Blues 3.1 9.5 13.10 17.12-114North Old Boys 3.5 7.7 13.8 15.8 - 98UNI BLUES: Westmore 5, Rendell 3, R .

Taylor 3, McNiece 2, Langdon 2, O'Kane,Lyle . Best: Westmore, McNiece, Heinz, P .Taylor, O'Kane, Rendell .

NORTH OLD BOYS : Sheales 5, White 2,Nenra 2, Donaldson 2, Robertson, Biagi,Cusack, Agnoletti . Best : Cusack, Hoyne,White, Biagi, Dempsey, Robbins .

Ormond 2.5 4.10 9 .12 11 .16- 82Old Scotch Coll 2.4 3.6 4.8 8.10- 58

ORMOND : Chapman 4, K . Russ 3, Hum-phries 2, Reynolds, Smyth . Best: Crump, K .Russ, Humphries, Chapman, Buckley, S .Russ .

OLD SCOTCH : Melville 3, Solomon, Tyers,Milner, Logan, Moulds . Best : Rankin, Moulds,Hamilton, Melville, Heggie, Perry .

St Bernard's OC 0 .3 3.8 8.13 14 .16-100Ivanhoe 4.3 5.5 6.8 9.11- 65

ST BERNARD'S OC : Thompson 4, Mc-Donough 3, Oppenheim 3, Bird 2, Sebire,Scerri . Best: O'Loughlin, Kavanagh, Angel,MacDonough, Farrell, Byrne .IVANHOE: Dean 5, Clay, Allison, Rotar,

Steen. Best : Steen, Allison, B . Hutchison,Petersen, Rotar, Clay .

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HAILEYBURY MAN PLAYS 100th

Today's congratulations at Old Haileyburygo to Jim Bonwick on his 100th game . Jimhas played most of his games as a roverwith the reserves and last year was thereserves Captain . His play has been char-acterised by his great tenacity and courage .He has been a great clubman, having servedon both the social and general committees .Well done, Jim, and let's hope you continueon for another great 100.

continuedJUNIOR SECTION 2

AJAX 5.3 8.6 9.10 16 .15-111Caulfield Gr 4 .0 7.6 8.8 11 .8 - 74

AJAX : Blusztein 6, Yelen 4, Aarons 3 ,Dudakov, Maizels, Friede . Best: Dudakov,Blusztein, Yelen, Friede, Nebyl, Pizem .

CAULFIELD GRAM. : Buchanan 3, Spoone r2, Bierwirth 2, Worthington 2, Brewin 2 .Best: Waxman, Bierwirth, Irvine, Buchanan,Spooner, Worthington .Coburg 4.3 16.8 27.9 35 .11-221St Bede's OC 1 .0 1.2 2.3 2.4 - 16

COBURG : Pettigrove 8, Cleary 6, Symon s6, Henry 6, Parry 3, Tolley 3, Ryland, Wal-ker, Lewis. Best : Ryland, Pettigrove, Mc-Carthy, Tolley, Parry, Walker.

ST . BEDE'S OC : Tyquin, M. Roberts .Best : Boomgari, Hahn, Robinson, Cavanaugh,M . Roberts, Biacsi .Old Paradians 5 .5 12 .12 19 .15 30 .22-202National Bank 0 .1 1.2 8.2 8.2 - 50

OLD PARADIANS : Collins 8, Kissane 5 ,Crowe 5, Gilmore 4, Mansfield 2, Cain 2Cocks, H . Brown, Lucas, O'Shannessy . BestiMansfield, Lucas, Kissane, Gilmore, Gregor,Cain .

NATIONAL BANK: Fullerton 2, Bentley,Beck, Bowtell, Darcy, Jenkinson, Wilkes .Best : Wilkes, Jenkinson, Borserio, Toose,Rowe, Guileri .Beverley Hills 4 .5 8.8 15.12 20 .19-139West Brunswick 1 .1 4.7 5.9 7.10- 52

BEVERLEY HILLS : O'Loughlin 8, M.Browning 6, Holly 2, Barrett, Wheeler, C .McCrory, Maroney. Best: Browning, Frater,McCrory, P . Turpie, O'Coughlin, Amad .

WEST BRUNSWICK: Guatta 2, Beachley,Di Pietro, Miller, Tartaglia, Thornycroft .Best: Beachley, Beaumont, Guatta, Miller,Monger, Tartaglia .Parkside 6.9 8.15 17.23 24.24-168Old Brighton Gr 2 .2 5.4 5.5 6.9 - 45

PARKSIDE : P. Laengst 6, Sweeney 5 ,Grummisch 3, Arnold 3, Bastow 3, Pappas 2,Cotton, N . Laengst . Best : Grummisch, Hen-nessy, Bastow, French, Philpott, Pappas .

OLD BRIGHTON : Gutteridge 2, Riddell,Jeffrey, Butler, Downie. Best: Downie, Dob-bie, Gutteridge, Mead, Hunt, Malouf .Fairfield a bye

LETTER TO EDITORThe Editor ,

In the "Amateur Footballer" of 30th Juneit was claimed that a score of 13 .1 by CoburgJuniors "surely must be a record for goalsin one quarter" . Old Haileybury can cer-tainly beat that score . On 22nd May, 1971,we kicked 15 goals 1 behind in the thirdquarter against National Bank . After being11 points down at half-time, we went on towin by 68 points - 28 .18-186 to 17.16-118 .


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Last continuedA RESERVE SEMON

Coburg 1 .3 3.6 5.11 9 .13- 67Geelong 2 2 2.3 2.5 5.7 - 3 7

COBURG : Imbery 4, Seath 2, Zorzi, Lewis,Birch . Best : Leckie, Sabri, Sutherland,Thomas, McFarlane, Imbery .

GEELONG: Bristow 2, Allen 2, Baker . Best:Ross, Gill, Sheringham, L . Smith, Poulton .

Ivanhoe 3.2 7.3 9.3 12.6 - 78Monash Blues 1 .6 4.8 6.12 8 .14- 62

IVANHOE : Greg Borchers 5, Lonergan 2,Giles, Neale, Jones, Homsey . Best : Bourke,Hecker, Greg Borchers, V. Harris, D . Hart-ney, Pitson .

MONASH BLUES : Goalkickers do not tallywith scores . Best : Sweetland, Carlton,O'Connell, Van Den Akker, Evener, Harri-son .

Ormond 2.6 5.9 9.14 17 .21-123University Blues 1 .1 1 .1 1 .1 1.2 - 8

ORMOND : Kozlowski 4, C . Fitts 4, Hoey3, Ferrier 2, Hammond, Grame, Holman,Goold . Best : Holman, C . Fitts, B. Fitts,Turner, Hammond, Briggs .

UNI BLUES : Standish . Best : Fogarty,Robinson, Baquie, Radford, Watson, Mann .

St Bernards OC 3 .1 5 .2 8.5 9.6 - 60North Old Boys 4.3 5.5 8.6 8.10- 5 8

ST . BERNARD'S OC: K. Mahoney 3,Whelan 2, Sheehan, Hogan, Considine, M

.Perrett . Best : O'Callaghan, Mitchell, M .Perrett, K . Mahoney, Rizzoli, J . Perrett .

NORTH OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received.

Caul field Gr 2.1 5.3 8.5 10.8 - 68Old Paradians 2 .2 2.6 2.7 4.7 - 3 1

CAULFIELD GRAM: Lupson 4, R . Fletcher2, Collins, Criswick, Peters, Worthington .Best : R . Fletcher, George, Goold, Long, Up-still, Lupson .

OLD PARADIANS : Wayman 2, McKenna,McLoughlin . Best : Black, Denavi, T . Booth,Foster, R . Tudor, McLoughlin .

CENTURY AT POWER HOUSEAll at Power House would like to con-

gratulate Lee Newton who plays his 100thgame with the club today . Since coming tous from South Australia in 1967, Lee hasbeen a most consistent player whether as ahackman or in the ruck . In the seniors orthe reserves, Lee has been a fine inspirationto team mates both on and off the field. Acolourful personality and fine clubman, wehope you are at Power House for many moregames. Well done Lee !

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B RESERVE SECTIONUniversity Black 9.2 12.8 16.12 20.13-133Kew 2.0 3.1 4.4 6.5 - 41UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goalkickers, best

players not received .KEW : Goalkickers, best players not

received .

Old Carey Gr 3.3 7.4 11.9 12.9 - 81De La Salle OC 2.1 6.4 6.6 9.9 - 6 3

OLD CAREY : Goalkickers do not tallywith scores . Best : Hounslow, Fink, Me-Kinnley, Clay, Vipond, Hughes .

DE LA SALLE : Brace 3, Slattery 2, Kel-leher, Smith, Rathjens, Glover . Best: Slat-tery, Sandilands, Brace, Glover, Whitelaw,Hill .

Collegians 3.2 4.4 8.6 9.10- 64MHS Old Boys 3.2 4.9 5.11 6 .11- 4 7

COLLEGIANS : Gourlay 5, Purdue 2, Cart-ledge, Ferguson . Best : Hughes, Gourlay,Cookes, Day, MacDonald, Cartledge .

MHS OLD BOYS : Read 2, Malone, Mac-Kenzie, Woods, Jory . Best: Read, Malone,Nish, Bond, Grahame, Scott .

Old Scotch Coll 6.3 9.8 12.13 15 .17-107Assumption OC 2.0 3.1 6.1 7.3 - 45

OLD SCOTCH : Widmer 4, McLean 2, Hea-ton 2, J . Beaurepaire, Sheer, Hare, Moffatt,Welch . Best: Welch, Marks, D . Beaurepaire,J . Beaurepaire, McLean, Moffatt.

ASSUMPTION OC : Goalkickers, best play-ers not received .

Reservoir OB 6.2 10.4 15.10 17.11-113Old Trinity GR 1.3 5.4 6.8 9.9 - 63

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : R. Laird 6,Joiner 3, T . Byrne 2, S . Aston, Clark, T,Wilson, P . O'Brien, V . Aston, W. Byrne .Best : Craven, R . Laird, Joiner, T. Wilson,A . Shepherd, Letson .

OLD TRINITY: Stockdale 3, Duke 2,King, Friend, Dimattina, McKinnon . Best:Leaper, Kelly, McKinnon, Deboos, King,Duke.

All at Fairfield would like to thank RayO'Beirne on playing his 100th game againstU .H .S .O .B . A fine player for the club and agreat clubman, we hope he stays around foryears to come.

Congratulations to Richard (Dick) Grum-misch on playing his 50th game for Parksldetoday. Richard is one of the younger mem-bers of the club and has played most of hisgames in the juniors where he is currentlyperforming most creditably . Last year whileour juniors were unfortunately in recessRichard elected to remain with the club andbecame a very valuable member of ourvictorious reserves side . Keep up the goodwork Richard - a club record is surely apossibility .

AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-July 7, 1973

Last Week's Results - continued

C RESERVE SECTION

22 66 7 9.12- 96.2 4.4 5.60 6 .10- 46Par= CBOC 1

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Tennent, Luscombe, Napolitano .ST . KILDA CBOC: O'Connel 2, Zotti 2,

Vickers, Crowley. Best : Zotti, Scanlan,Lynch, Dwyer, Crowley, Seckrig .

Old Haileybury 6.1 8.3 10.4 12.8 - 80old Melbournians 0.1 2.3 4.3 7.3 - 45

OLD HAILEYBURY : Williams 4, Curtis 3 ,Whiteman 2, Bonwick, Urquhart, Abbott .Best : Bonwick, Cracknell, Curtis, Gartner,Langford, Urquhart .

OLD MELBURNIANS : Nissen 2, McAdam,Moulton, Brown, McCallum, Ristrom . Best :Hepworth, Brown, Atkins, I . Smith, Thomas,Mackay .

Fairfield 1.2 5.2 8.5 11.7 - 73UHS Old Boys 3.3 3.5 4.5 9.6 - 60

FAIRFIELD: Marsh 3, Clarke 2, Harding2, . Toohey, O'Beirne, Patchett, Quadara .Best: Grey, Jones, Harding, Wearne, Clarke,Marsh .

UHS OLD BOYS : Iliopulos 3, Masenhelder2, Waters, Martin, McLeod, Zielinski . Best:Bridge, Martin, Thomas, Duigan, Dean,Masenhelder.

Old Xaverians 1 .6 3.7 4.9 6.11- 47Old Brighton Gr 0.2 3.3 4.6 6.9 - 45

OLD XAVERIANS : Goalkickers, best play-ers not received .

OLD BRIGHTON : Stynis 2, Trotter, M .Wood, Millis, P . Wood . Best : Smith, Hamil-ton, A. McBriar, Glasson, Stansfield-Smith,Cowling .

Power House 2.4 7.7 9.10 12 .12- 84National Bank 2 .0 2.1 2.4 3.6 - 24

POWER HOUSE : Bourke 4, Taylor 2, Ken t2, Kemp 2, Madden, Dakin . Best: Kemp, Al-cock, Madden, Hammet, Anthony, Kent .

NATIONAL BANK : M . Anderson, Gordon ,Anthony . Best : M. Anderson, Anthony, W .Mumford, Hoffard, Miller, Brown .

D RESERVE SECTION

Hampton Rovers 7 .4 14 .8 19 .10 22 .12-144Brunswick 1.1 2.1 4.4 6.5 - 41

HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 6, Hill 5 ,Mirabito 3, Tregear 3, Stephonavicious 2,Young, Bidey, R . Rolls . Best: Hill, Stepo-navicious, Young, Bidey, Kelly, Combe.

BRUNSWICK : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

LaTrobe Blacks 2 .4 7.6 9.8 14 .10- 94Alphington 3 .3 4.5 5.7 6.9 - 45

LA TROBE BLACKS : Anyon 6, Ralph 5 ,L . Dann, Daly, Roberts . Best : Cahir, Har-bor, Roberts, L . Dann, Ralph, Grant .

ALPHINGTON : Puddy 2, O'Shea, Arthur ,Belcher, Jones . Best: O'Shea, Belcher, Mit-chell, Lynch, P . Harris, Overad .

Marcellin OC 1 .3 2.5 5.8 8.10- 58Old Geelong Gr 0.3 1 .7 1.9 3.12- 30

MARCELLIN OC : Gregory 2, Hogan 2 ,Quinn 2, Frazer, Hurley . Best: Clarebrough,Foren, P . French, Carrucan, Holland, Welch .

OLD GEELONG : Dickson, Thompson ,

Dooley . Best : Laws, McLennan, Grantham,Brown, Baulch, Jenkins .

St Kevins OB 2 .3 5.4 10.5 13.5 - 83C'wealth Bank 0.0 1.0 1.1 3.4 - 22

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : L . Hawkins 2 ,Allan 2, Gaven 2, McInerney 2, McGuinness,Willis, Crowley, Tyshing, Rolle . Best : J .Simpson, Crowe, Willis, Rolle, O'Connor,Fregon .

C'WEALTH BANK : Roberts, D. Thompson,Simms . Best : Milton , Peachey inney, G . Brown,Johnson, Munday ,

St Patricks OC 3.3 5.5 6.7 7.12- 54State Sav. Bank 1 .5 6.7 7.9 7.10- 52

ST. PATRICKS OC : Crowe 2, Van Wege n2, Pickering, Richardson, T . Ryan. Best :Reid, Mackay, Crowe, Smirk, Borbiro,Cribbes .

STATE SAVINGS BANK : Anderson, Holl-away, McKeown, Price, Scott, Tunnelelifr,Weiler. Best: Mitchell, Truscott, Price,Barnes, Cowell, Loft.

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1 MacDonald, R . 14 Mathieson, I . G.2 Long, J . McK . 15 McLaughlin, P .3 Lester, A . A. (vc)4 Tamblyn, M . J . 16 McLaughlin, S.5 . Peters M . 17 Clark, D .6 Dickeson, D. 18 Upstill, T .7 Miller, R . J . 19 Morphett, B .8 Butcher, J . 20 Tamblyn, G . C .9 Fletcher, R . 21 Watson, W .

10 Williams, D . 22 George, T .11 Tootell, G . (c) 23 Craven, G .12 Coventry, G . 24 Goold, A .13 Fox, G . 25 McNicol, L . (dvc)

COBURG1 Cleary, P . R .2 Handley, A . J .3 Seath, R . A.4 Cox, R. J .5 King, R . A.6 . Shanahan R. W7 Green, G . V .8 Warfe, G . L . (c9 Sabri, J .

10 Hibbard, B . W .11 Beattie, N . J .

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GEELONG

12 . Clark, J . R.13 Shea, D .14 Hutchison, M . F15 Callesen, P . G .16 Gardner, R . L .17 Sullivan, G . F .18 Ebbage, R . R .19 Webb, P . M .20 Saunders, G . G .21 Symons, P. .P. .22 Ellis, R. F.23 Clark, D. J .

1 Andrews, K . T . 13 Vautier, J . G .2 Smith, E . T . 14 Marshall, P .3 Hampsen, K .1 15 Allden, M . A .4 Smith, L . A, 16 Brown, T . F . 26 Collins, D. J . 39 Davis, 1 . W .5 Eddy, V. P. 17 Morris, R. J . 27 McArthur, D. A 40 Batten, D . L .6 Wookey, R . J . 18 David, G. A. 28 Foster, R . J . 41 Trevaskis, A . L .7 O'Kane, J . B . 19 Betts, P . L . 29 Trevaskis, R . 42 Gill, N . F .8 Sheringham, It . 20 Lowcock, G . R . 30 Fitzgerald, S. 43 Bodey, D . W9 Wilson, G . E . 21 Poulton, I . R . 31 Barton, D . C . (• 44 Chiqholm, R . S.

(c) (cr) 32 Richardson, D. 45 Ross, D . J .10 Bulien, L . J . 22 Birrell, P. C. 33 Betts, M . J . 46 Foster, A . J .11 Casboult, J . R . 23 Collins, C . N . 34 Bristow, W. P . 47 Fitzgerald, R . 112 Hamilton, D.W. 35 Hunter, M. J . R . D.

IVANHOE1 Hartney, D .2 Don, C3 Ireland

; A. )vc)

4 Hughes, H.5 Renshaw, G .6 Baker, R.7 McWhinnie, W .8 Berry, D .9 Callinan, M. I&

10 Knight, R .(cr)11 Quinlivan, P . (c12 Rojo, J .

13 Williamson, W .14 Summerton, R .15 Hick, R.16 Phillips, W.17 Crompton, R .1 8 Harris, V .19 Dickson, I .20 Cullen, J .21 Dean, N .

Steen, D .23 Borchers, Grant24 Robinson, T

MONASH BLUES1 Anderson, B . 14 Golding, P .3 Flett, D. (vice-c) 15 Gallagher, C .4 Hopkins, P. 16 Gray, T.2 Marshall, P. 17 Batty, S .5 Booth, R. (Capt .) 18 Bickford, M.6 Boyd M. 19 Hunter, P .7 Knight, P. 20 Mutimer, K .8 Amor, P. 21 Lucas, R .9 North, J . 22 Galbraith, S .

10 Kelly, J . 23 Officer, N .11 Halliday, M. 24 Hirons, M .12 . McCrae, C . 25 Nilbett, R.13 Drysdale, A . 26 Staunton, J .

Coach : John Caspers ; Reserves : Ken Criswick26 Griffiths, J . 38 Pearson, R . 52 Wilson, N .27 Geddes, R. 39 Brewin, T. 53 Waxman, B .28 Mathieson, A . F 40 Rutledge, G . J . 54 Bitmead, D .A. R. 41 Hartley, G. 55 Knowles, L .29 Fletcher, G . 42 Collins, R . 56 Monotti, A . J .30 Andrews, D, 43 White, W. 57 Cox, P .31 . Lupson P . J . 44 Chaffey, A . 58 Currey, C .32 Criswick, K. 45 Middleton, A . 59 Fischer, P,33 Tootett, T . S . 46 Gerrand, J . 60 Nichol, C . A .34 White, B. 48 Watson, R .35 Kerry, S. 49 McQueen, A. S36 Worthington, C . 50 Bierworth, D .37 Voyage, G. 51 Jennings, R .

Coach : Alan Salter ; Reserves : Don Pearce24 Kennealy, J . J . 35 Zorzi, E . R. 45 Sheehan, M . G,25 Beattie, L . K . 36 Zanon, A. 46 Walker, A. J .26 Grace, D . M . 37 Royal, H . F . 47 Clark, G . W.27 Emselle, G. R. 38 Taylor, J . F . 48 Jackson, G . S.28 Scanlon, T. G. 39 Willoughby, 49 Gillingham, R29 Fox, K. J . N. L. 50 Thomas, K. G.30 Sutherland, 40 Lewis, P . J . 51 Liddle, G . J ,

G . J . 41 McFarlane, 52 Cleary, P . J .31 Clark, G . W. C. L. 53 Burt, K.32 Birch, R . D . 42 Booth, R . W. 54 Booth, R . W.33 Handley, M. W. 43 Williams, B . R . 55 Tolley, W .34 Kelly, K . L . 44 Leckie, N . R .

Coach : John Vautier ; Reserves : R . J . Foster24 Azzopardi, 36 Coad, R . J . 48 Revie, I . C .

P . F . 37 Wilkiss, A. R. 50 Austin, P . S .25 Poyntos, D. J . 38 Lawler, R. J . 51 Casboult, R . A .

52 Hamilton, T . I .53 Dennis, T. C .54 Walker, V .56 Tucker, G . N .57 Herd, F. O .59 Finn, S. J .62 Toyne, D . J .63 Revie, P . J .64 Sing, D . J .65 Baker, W .

Coach : John Benetti ; Reserves : Syd Neale25 Jones, I . 37 Phillips, P. 49 Taylor, B.26 Anceschi, E . 38 Hutton, B . 50 Allison, D.27 Stewart, R. 39 Lonergan, J . 51 Wilson, R.28 Rigoni, C. 40 Bartlett, D. 52 Borchers, Greg29 Giilin, G . 41 Beattie, T. 53 Homsey, J .30 Hecker, B .(vcr) 42 Davy, P . 54 Van, S.31 Neale, G . 43 Worry, G. 55 Giles, P.32 Stewart, C. 44 Pitson, B. 56 McBrien, J .33 Peake, D. 45 Bourke, R 57 Dean, G .34 Kelly, S . 46 Du Guesclin, P. 58 Appleby, C .34 Astbury, C . 47 McDonald, R. 59 Beattie, G .36 Wilson, W . 48 Clough, D. 60 Willocks, A.

Coach : Clyde Laidlaw; Reserves : Bill Harding27 De Young, P. 40. Callahan T . 59 Hargreaves, I .28 Dohnt, W . 41 Brady, T. 61 Mueller, H .29 Smith, A . 42 Severs, P . 68 Dawson, D.30 Rhodes, P. 44 McConnell, P . 70 James, K .31 Sephton, E . 45 Smith, G. 71 O'Connel, M .32 Whitton, F . 47 Sundberg, P . 74 McCormick, A .33 Longton, T. 50 Sweetland, M. 75 Fanning, T.34 Whitchurch, D . 51 Rosengarten, A . 76 Moore, G .35 Van Den Akker, 52 Harrison, W . 77 Merry, A.36 Carlton, L . 53 R.osengarten, T . 89 Thomas, I .37 Hughes, P . 54 Hildebrandt, P . 91 Milford, P.38 Alexander, K . 55 Royce, P . 93 Morris, S .39 Mulkeorns, J . 56 Berry, J . 94 Horne, R .

THE AMATEUF? FOOTBALLER-July 7, 1973

tim 1f SECTION TEAMSNORTH OLD BOYS

Adams, J . B. 14 Fennelly, P .2 Rouis, L . 15 O'Connor, B .3 peasnell, P . 16 Hennessy, G .4 Joss, P . W. 17 Robertson, N .S Wilson, G . M. 18 Murray, L . F .a Carney, L. 19 Agnoletti, W.

Spurling, B. 20 Holdstock, C .

3 Crooks, A . F. 21 O'Keefe, G .9 Maule, S . 22 Collings, J .

IO Maguire, S . D . (c23 Mendola, F.

;1 power, K . J . (vc24 Maguire, D . B .12 Welch, M . 25 Sheehy, B. C .3 O'Neill, M . 26 Hille, P .

OLD ;PARADIANS1 Burt, P .2 Grace, A .3 Ford, H.4 Bohan, B .5 Kiss, Z .6 Hart, C .7 Duke, R. (c)8 Denavi, G.9 Kyne, M.10 Johnson, A .1 Tomkins, R.12 Booth, T .

ORMONDWright, G . T .

2 Wood, R . J . (c)Dexter, P . D .

4 Murphy, P. M .5 Jenkins, R . C .6 Ladd, K . J . (vc)7 Sierakowski ,

P . D .8 Cameron, I . M .9 Graham, A . M .0 Corben, B . F .

senior Co ach : Bob Spurling ;

27 Drew, B . (cr) 39 Robertson, D .28 Barnett, P. 40 Peel, F .29 Curley, B. 41 Bryant, J .30 Crooks, S . 42 Stimpson, L .31 McCann, R . 43 Ryan, L .32 Diviny, K. 44 Leeack, F .33 Russell, J . W. 45 Fraser, K .34 Dullard, A. 46 Napoli, D .35 Adams, M. 47 Cusack, S

.36 Ferguson, P . 48 Meredith, K .37 Fitzpatrick R . 49 Enriquez, W.

(vcr) 50 Arthurson, A .38 Maule, F . 51 Nathan, S .

Reserves : Vin Ryan

58 Reddan, J .57 Tyrell, P .55 Maguire, K .54 Fogarty, D.53 Moore, R.52 McCann, B .56 Maguire, J .59 Sheahan, G .60 Hackett, P .

Coach : Denis Dalton; Rese rv es : Cliff Hart13 Sambell, R . 25 Kendall, S . 37 McLoughlin, J ., 48 Foster, Le n14 Carroll, G . 26 Price, G. (vcr) 49 Black, R.15 Galloway, R . 27 McKenna, J . 38 Carroll, P . 50 Boffa, D .16 Gilmartin, P. 28 McCormack, D . 39 Morgan, R. 51 Lyons, W .17 Moran, P . 29 Booth, W. 40 Tellefson, M. 52 Kondys, L.18 Mount, J . 30 Hough, M. 41 Grindlay, B. 53 Booth, R .19 Fitt, R . 31 Audley, A. 42 Graham, E . 54 Jones, I .20 Kohut, S . 32 Roe, A. 43 Fay, G. 55 Foster, L . W .21 Wilson, G. 33 Weyman, B . 44 Harrod, R. 61 Collins, L .22 Rutherford, W. 34 Tudor, L . 45 Dowling, G .23 Jordan, J . 35 McKinley, M. 46 Quinn, R .24 Tudor, R . 36 Dowel, P. 47 Tudor, J . (vc )

Coach : Ted Farrell ; Rese rv es : Ken Rowse11 Jackson, D. W. 22 Moran, G . F . 33 Leetham, R . 44 Ferrier, J .12 Foulsham, D. A. 23 Naylor, A . R . 34 Hammond, J . C . 45 Christie, G . D .Q McInerney, P . J . 24 Burney, C. W. 35 Mortimer, J . I, 46 Rogers, G .14 Logan, R . 25 Thomas, G. T. 36 Holman, G. J . 47 Hocking, G .15 Curtis, Bob 26 Crumpton, T . R . 37 Pearce, G . 48 Meeking, J . P .16 Kozlowski, I . A .27 Curtis, Rob 38 Richardson, P . 49 Fitts, B .17 Hoey, P. D. 28 Hocking, G. 39 Collins, M. 50 Turner, G.18 Cameron, R . 29 Hayes, B . J . 40 Antrep, R . 51 Hardham, L .19 Le Page, N . 30 Lewis, M . 41 Minchington, H . 52 Do Costa, G .20 Bourne, B . K . 31 Joakim, N. 42 Fitts, C. 53 Goold, S .21 Briggs, G . A . 32 Grace, D . J . 43 Paterson, D . L . 54 Beard, R.

ST . BERNARD'S O .C. Coach: Gus Mitchell; Rese rv es : John HarveyI Underwood, G . 13 Parrett, J . W. 26 Phelan, R. 37 Hassell, J . 49 Sevenson, J .2 Burgin, D . C. 14 Kearney, D . J . 27 Harvey, J . G. 38 Smith, G. J . 50 Wade, P .3 Ginnivan M . J . 15 Considine, P . J. (cr) (vcr) 51 Sharp, G.

(vc) 16 Angel, B. 28 King, R. H. 39 Rlzzoli, K . 52 Holland. P .4 McCann, J . J . 17 Phelan, K . F . 29 Amott, B . G . 40 Schwarzenberg, N53 Sheehan, M . J .5 Rackham, P . D . 18 Mahoney, M . K. (c) 41 Dalmau, M. J . 54 Wade, J .6 lannazzo, M . P . 19 Mahoney, K . D.30 Whelan, M . 42 O'Loughlin, B . 55 Pearson, M .7 Parrett, M . J . 20 Hancox, R . J . 31 O'Leary, P. 43 Marasco, M . 56 Webster, D .8 Amott, P . 21 Kennedy, P. A . 32 Harvey, I . R . 44 Joyce, K. 57 Mugavin, J .9 Fox, J . W. 22 Anderson, D. 33 Sullivan, F. P . 45 Johnson, P . 69 Reidy, C. J .

10 Aqghton, P . 23 Power, D. 34 Dailey, P. J . 46 Hughes, J . 93 Sheean, M .11 Davis, T . J . 24 Drennan, M. 35 Pearson, P. J . 47 Mitchell, G .12 Hogan, P . N. 25 Mahoney, G 36 O'Callaghan, W . 48 De Luca, P . M .

UNIVERSITY BLUES1 Vivian, D . 11 Baquie, P. 21 Marshall, D.2 Schroeter, D. 12 Maxwell, C . 22 Radford, M .3 Moylan, J ., 13 Girdwood, R. 24 Weston, P .4 Cottrill, B. (c) 14 Nicholls, D . 25 Jalland, M .5 Renovrcien, J . 15 Holland, C . 26 Haycroft, M.6 Robertson, A . 16 Mann, J . 27 Church, B. (vc)

Forge, B . 17 Hickey, P. 28 Ross, F.9 Scarfe, K., 18 Pleydell, G . 29 Trumble, S .

10 Spiers, R. 19 Nicolson, S. 30 Grayson, W.

Coach : Les Hughson31 Heinz, A . 41 Tarquinio . L .32 Tucker, R . 43 Standish, T.33 Nicolson, P. 49 Voigt, I .34 Moran, L . 50 Fairbairn, D .35 Fogarty, G . 51 Dunin, A .36 Deocon, G. 52 Plunkett, M .37 Ryan, D . 54 Gillett, L .38 Isles, D . 55 Holdsworth, G .39 Del Papa, G . 58 Brukner, P.40 White, G. 64 Nicholson, S.


Last Week's Results - continued

E RESERVE SECTIONAMP Society 3.3 5.5 10 .6 11 .7 - 73

Glenhuntly 2.1 4.2 4.2 5.2 - 32

AMP SOCIETY : I. Henderson 3, Reed 2 ,Wilson 2, Padbury 2, Parkinson, Ferrall .Best : S . Carr, Ferrall, Parkinson, Wilson, P .Thompson, Bell .

GLENHUNTLY: Cook, G . Heywood, Hob-son, Whiting, P. Valle . Best: G . Heywood,Barton, Wilcox, Abblitt .

ANZ Bank 3.2 5 .2 7.7 11.10- 76AJAX 2.4 5.8 5.9 7.9 - 5 1

ANZ BANK : Roache 5, Kelly 2, Fehring,Fyfe, King, Paul Orchard . Best : Roache,Fehring, Kelly, Watson, Ham, Penhale .

AJAX: Hirsch, Olenski, Grundman, Teitel-baum, Rose, Rozenbes, Tauber . Best: Eizen-berg, Auster, Rozenbes, Tauber, Robenstone,Grundman .

West Brunswick 3 .0 10 .3 11.5 15.8 - 98Elsternwlck 3 .1 4.4 10.8 11 .10- 76

WEST BRUNSWICK: Goalkickers, bestplayers not received.

ELSTERNWICK : Jenkin 4, Wise 4, Stevens3 . Best : Holmes, Jenkin, Watson, Woolley,Stevens, Wise.

Old Ivanhoe Gr 7 .7 13.12 18 .15 20 .18-138Footscray ITOB 0.0 0.0 1.0 1.1 - 7

OLD IVANHOE : Wilson 8, Wiltshire 3,Galbraith 3, Smith 2, Davey, Harris, Love,Jennings . Best : Steele, Peterson, Wilson,Claringbold, Smith, Harris .

FOOTSCRAY ITOB: Stott . Best: Trewin,Russell, Rowe, Mancer, Stott, Thurston .

Old Camberwell Gr a bye

reated eOfficially approved for use in all V.F.L. matches .

F RESERVE SECTION

Old Mentonlans 1 .2 2.5 5.7 7.11- 53North Brunswick 1 .0 2.2 3.3 6.3 - 3 9

OLD MENTONIANS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Smith 3, G . Payne,McDonald, Thomas . Best : Wickham, Hysen,Smith, R . Walsh, N. Walsh, McFarlane .

St Bede's OC 3 .3 6.7 12.11 17 .12-114University Reds 4.5 10.6 13.8 15.8 - 99

ST . BEDE'S OC: Serong 9, Castles 3,Knuppel, Bowden, Schiller, Maher, Hulett .Best: Bowden, Serong, Forsyth, Hall, J .Harris, Stanes .

UNI REDS : Lachal 5, Salsbury 3, Hicks 2,Cunningham 2, Hendy, Toleman, Selleck .Best: Lachal, Wilkins, Goodall, Hicks,Heady, Trowbridge .

Fawkner 25.20-170Thornbury 2.0 - 1 2

FAWKNER : Hegarty 7, Emilanowicz 4,pitcher 4, Barry 3, Stewart 3, Eddy, Egan,Jukes, Major. Best: Hegarty, Pitcher, Hig-gins, Stewart, J . Stapleton, Moore.

THORNBURY : Goalkickers, best playersnot received.

Monash Whites 4.4 9.9 12.12 18 .14-122

Dook & Long OC 0.3 3.3 5.4 5.4 - 34

MONASH WHITES : Powell 7, Kalaja 4, G .James 2, Riisik 2, Tooley, Peacock, Cook .Best : Kalaja, Wolff, Roth, Powell, Boulter,Fitzgerald .

DOOKIE & LONG OC : Palmer, Kotschet,Price, Rundle, Hore. Best: Cole, Selic,Sykes, Price, Gibbs .

LaTrobe Reds a bye .

II Sherrin to


UMPIRE'S CORNE RThe Umpire's Association offer congratula-

tions to Peter Rhoden on his appointmentas Carnival Coach, also to the players whogained selection in the final team .Peter, a most experienced player and

coach, will certainly get the best out of hisside and we wish them every success inthe series .

Congratulations also to the umpires, field,boundary and goal who have received wellearned appointments to officiate in thecarnival . To you also we wish good luckand success.

SOCIALJuly 16th is the night for TV Ringside a t

Festival Hall . Tickets are only $1 .00 . This isa man's night, so t ry and be there .

"DO YOU KNOW" QUIZ1 . A player deliberately punches or forces

the ball over the boundary line withoutit being touched by another player-whatis the decision? .

2 . If a player is having a kick, can a teammate stand within 10 metres of thatplayer?

3 . What is the minimum number of playersallowed in a team in the V .A .F .A., 14,17, 16, 12?

4 . Is there an order off rule in the V .A .F.A .How is it applied?

5 . Can anyone except the Field Umpire re-port a player in the V.A .F.A .?

(Answers on Page 19)

VICTORIA'S CARNIVAL TEAMJ . Griffiths (Caul . Gram.) N. Beattie, P .

Cleary, R . King (Coburg), M. Callinan, A .Ireland, J . Rojo (Ivanhoe), A . Crooks(North Old Boys), R . Duke (Old Paradians),B . Bourne, R. Cameron, A . Graham, P .Murphy, G. Pearce (Ormond), P . Aughton(St . Bernard's OC), M. O'Donnell (Assump-tion OC), G . Todd (MHS Old Boys), M.Birrell, G . Freeman (Old Carey Gr .), J.Anderson (Old Scotch Coll.), W. Peers(Old Trinity Gr .), M . Bates (Reservoir OB),I . Cordner, C . McRae, A . Moffatt (Uni.Blacks) .

CARNIVAL ARRANGEMENTS.TUESDAY, JULY 10th - DRAW AND ROOM ALLOCATIO N

11 .00 a .m . - TASMANIA (Richmond F .C . Room) v SOUTH AUSTRALIA (Melbourne F .C .Room) .

1 .45 p .m. - WESTERN AUSTRALIA (Reserves Room, left hand side, v VICTORIA (ReservesRoom, right hand side) .

THURSDAY, JULY 12th -11 .00 a .m . - TASMANIA (Melbourne F .C. Room) v VICTORIA (Richmond F .C . Room) .

1 .45 p .m. - SOUTH AUSTRALIA (Reserves Room, right hand side) v WESTERN AUSTRALIA(Reserves room, left hand side) .

SATURDAY, JULY 14th -11 .30 a .m . - TASMANIA (Reserves room, right hand side) v WESTERN AUSTRALIA (Re-

serves room, right hand side) .2 .00 p .m . - SOUTH AUSTRALIA (Richmond F.C . Room) v VICTORIA (Melbourne F.C.

Room) .The Reserves Rooms are situated under Bay 15, Southern Stand .

ADMISSION TO GROUNDENTRANCE No. 2, NORTHERN STAND . This is the only entrance which will be open .

ADMISSION : Adults 70 cents, Children 40 cents . Children accompanied by an adult will beadmitted free .

CAR PARKINGEntrance to the Car Park may be made from two locations - GATE No . 1 (Corner

Jolimont Road and Brunton Avenue) or GATE No . 3 (corner Jolimont Terrace and Welling-ton Parade South) . Both gates will be open at 10 a .m . on each day of the Carnival .

OFFICIAL OPENIN GThe Carnival will be officially opened by Sir Henry Winneke, KCMG, OBE, Chief

Justice and Lieutenant-Governor of Victoria, at 1 .30 p.m . on Tuesday, July 10th .

REFRESHMENT SThe Melbourne Catering Co . will operate the Cafeteria in the Football Members Ba r

under Bay 2, Northern Stand, on a cash basis on each day of the Carnival .


FIXTURE & RESULTS "A" SECTICg dAPRIL 7

Gee116 .15Ivan 13 .10ClfG 24 .27 UniBlu 14.7NOB 16.22 Omd 12 .17Cob 13.12 StBrn 6 .19OPar 13 .18 MonB 12 .1 3

APRIL 14UB1u 10 .17 MB1u 8 .18StB 19.23 Ivan 18 .14Ormd 14.18 Cob 10 .14NOB 10 .13 C1fG 9 .17Geel 18 .13 OPard 14 .1 3

APRIL 28Cbug 17 .14 Geel 14 .13MB1u 17 .18Ivan 12 .12Omd 17 .19 UB1u 11 .9StBer 13 .14 NOB 12 .12CIfG 27 .17 OPar 3 .1 1

MAY 5CIfGr 17 .21 MBIu 8.10StB 12 .8 UBlu 12.11Cob 22 .17 Ivan 12.10NOB 19 .16 Gee18.11Orrin 12 .19 OPard 9 . 6

MAY 12CIPG 11 .16 Geel 11 .7Omd 18 .18 StBern 7.13

UniBlu 18.13 Ivan 12 .18Cob 16.16 MBlu 11 .15NOB 20 .15 OPar 7.1 5

MAY 19Geel 23 .8 MBlu 11 .11Omd 10 .15 C1fG 9 .15Cb 23 .22 UBlu 12.17NOB 20.17 I'hoe 16.5StB 16 .14 OPar 10.1 2

MAY 26Omd 19.10 Gee19 .11C1fG 16.17 I'hoe 15 .10StB 12 .12 MBlu 7 .4NOB 25.23 UniBiu 8 .9Cob 16 .30 OPar 10 .2 0

JUNE 2Omd 16 .13 MBlu 7 .4StBrn 18.21 C1fG 7 .15UB1u 16 .13 Geel 11 .18Cob 11 .22 NOB 11 .12OPar 11 .10Ivan 9. 9

JUNE 9StBer 18 .7 Geel 11 .15Cif 19.12 Cob 11 .9NOB 16 .10 MBlu 9 .12Orin 18 .24 Ivan 15.19UniBlu 15 .19 OPar 9 .11

JUNE 16Omd 17 .10 NOB 13 .11StBrn 10 .8 Cob 9 .8MBlu 19.13 OPar 13 .11Ivan 20.15 Geel 13 .15CifGr 11 .18 UBlu 8.5

JUNE 23MB1u 8 .12 UB1u 5 .7StBrn 18 .13 Ivan 6.11Omd 12 .21 Cob 6 .16NOB 14.17 Clf 9.16Gee19.5 OPard 5 .15

JUNE 30Coburg 15 .19 Geel 11 .18Ivan 13 .19 MB1u 12 .18UniBlu 13 .12 Orm 9 .22StBrn 19.10 NOB 14 .12CIfG 20 .12 OPar 9 .1 2

JULY 7Monash BI, v C'field Gr.St Bernard's v Un! BluesIvanhoe v CoburgGeelong v North OBOrmond v Old Paradian s

JULY 2 1Geelong v Monash BluesC'field Gram v Ormond

Coburg v Uni BluesNorth OB v IvanhoeOld Paradians v St . Bnds

JULY 28Ormond v GeelongIvanhoe v Caulfield Or,St Bernard's v Monash BUni 'Blues v North OBCoburg v Old Paradians

AUGUST 4Monash Blues v OrmondCaulfield Gr v St Bern .Geelong v Uni BluesNorth Old Boys v CoburgOld Paradians v Ivanhoe

AUGUST 1 1St Bernard's OC v G'longCoburg v Caulfield Or

, North OB v Monash BluIvanhoe v OrmondUni Blues v Old Paradns

AUGUST 1 8Caulfield Or v GeelongOrmond v St Bernard'sQni Blues v IvanhoeMonash Blues v CoburgOld Parad v North O B

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

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

A SECTION

CAULFIELD 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 tram in Swanston Streetto terminus . )

GEELONG : Queen's Park Oval, Newtown . (Con-tinuation of Aphrasia Street . On Newtownbus route . )

IVANHOE : Ivanhoe Recreation Reserve, LowerHeidelberg Road . (Train to Ivanhoe, walksouth along Marshall Street to Lower HeidelbergRoad . )

MONASH UNIVERSITY BLUES : Monash UniversityOval . (Train to Huntingdale, bus along Northand Wellington Roads to ground .)

NORTH OLD BOYS : W. J . Brans Oval, RoyalPark, opposite Zoo gates . (Brunswick, Coburgor North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street toLeonard Street . )

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

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

ST. BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS : St . Bernard'sCollege Oval, end of Buckley Street, WestEssendon . (Train to Essendon then bus . )

UNIVERSITY BLUES: University Oval . (More-land or East Coburg tram in Swanston Streetor Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tramin Elizabeth Street .) RESERVES: South-eastcorner of Princes Park, opposite Ormond Col-lege, Parkville . (Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street to CollegeCrescent . )


DON 'T MISS THE CARNIVALTUESDAY, JULY 10t h

11 a.m. - Tasmania v. South Australia

1 .45 p.m. - Western Australia v. Victoria

THURSDAY, JULY 12t h

11 a.m. - Tasmania v . Victoria

1 .45 p.m. - South Australia v. Western Australi a

SATURDAY, JULY 14t h

11 .30 a.m. - Tasmania v. Western Australia

2 p.m. - South Australia v. Victoria

All matches at the Melbourne Cricket Groun d

Admission - 70 cents. Children - 40 cents . Free

if accompanied by an Adult .

The Carnival will be officially opened by Sir HenryWinneke, K.C .M .G ., O .B.E., Chief Justice and Lieu-tenant-Governor of Victoria, at 1 .30 p .m. on Tues-

day, July 10th .

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-July 7, 1973 P"O 17

BALL BRIEFS100 UP TO ON O .G .G .

The one-hundredth game comes up todayfor O .G .G.'s player Rod Brown. Rod mig-rated here from Queensland in 1967 withmany games of amateur football for Queens-land Uni . already under his belt and im-mediately he became one of the clubs mostreliable players . His ability to play in justabout any position made him particularlyvaluable, and the following year he wenton to win the club's award for best playerin the finals. Since then he has contributedto give great service to the club and nowis one of our leading players in the reserves .Well done Rod, and congratulations from allat O .G .G .'s.

PARKSIDERS 25 0Everyone at Parkside today congratulates

Norm Willoughby on playing his 250th gamefor the club . Norm has been one of thestalwarts of the club throughout his careerboth on and off the field .

His tenacious efforts on the field and histireless work with the administration of theclub has been a credit to him .

Norm, who has a senior best and fairestto his credit, is at the moment a mainstayof the Reserves back line . On the non-playingside Norm is proving an extremely capablesecretary and is continuing on with the finework he has done in previous years as acommittee man and social secretary .

Even though Norm causes many groansand moans when he produces his (long) listof suggestions and complaints at committeemeetings many important aspects of club or-ganization would surely be overlooked with-out his careful attention.

Once again congratulations Norm - go onand make the record for games one that willtake a lot of beating .

ALPHINGTON PLAYER BREAKSCLUB RECORD

Douglas Keith Puddy first played forAlphington Juniors in 1960 and has nowreached a new total games mark for theclub of 235 .

He has played in one premiership side,two runners-up and from A to D Sections .His service to the club includes boundar y

umpiring before his playing career began,member of the committee, V .A .F.A . delegateand he now is the club auditor.

He has played in every position on theground and has made the ball his objectivealways . We congratulate him on his achieve-ment and thank him for his tremendous con-tribution to Alphington and the V.A .F .A.

A.M.P . CENTURY

At long last, Rig Bell, well known for hisspeed and long accurate kicks from the half-forward flank, plays his 100th club game withthe A .M .P. today. Rig, affectionately knownas "The Rat", joined the club in it's fi rstyear in 1961, but has missed a few seasonsin the past 12 years through injury and un-availability .

Rig was the reserves coach in 1970-71, get-ting the team through to, the preliminaryfi nal in the first year and has been captainof the reserves on numerous occasions. Lastyear, after many good performances duringthe season, Rig was runner-up in the Re-serves best and fairest award .

Good luck for today and the future, Rig.Who knows? At this rate you might reachthe 150 by 1980 !


5 YEARS AGONorth Old Boys and Kew figured in their

second drawn game for the season, kicking9 .8 (62) each . When they met in the firstround they scored 61 points, New kicking9 .7 and North 8 .13 .

Collegians brought themselves back intofinal four calculations with a 4-point winove

r Graeme i$rezyer,O1N P pnalla Bank captain,played his 150th game as did Denis 'Tropical'

Davies with St. Kevins OB .Well known Parkside stalwart, Bill Rodda,

won the award of 'father of the week' -twins (a boy and girl) .

Geelong's hopes of making the 'B' Sec-tion four were jolted when they went downat home by 2 goals to bottom team, St.Kilda CBOC who were best served bySheehan, Carrol and Vignola .

"De La" Reserves had a bad day 0,9for the day against Old Xaverians .Old Trinity's captain-coach, Ian Curtis,

played his 50th game .Melbourne High continued their run with

a 16-point win over Caulf. Grammarians

w3erde est andNFox~, Bussau and Peter gHorefor Caulfield, who trailed all day.

Collegians lwth EAR ongClast term beatOld Melburnians by 17 points and movedinto the four at the expense of O.Ms . Lucas,Ttveeddle and Porter starred for Collegians

while Thomas, P . Turner andti MeNally bat-Dennis fGrace played his 100thSt. Kevins, as did John Holcombe somparokrside.'C' Section c o

(Caulfieldaches were John Wilson(Caulfield Grammarians), P. Noel (HamptonRovers)

U . Kevins OB), T .Baird, J . Chapman ( S(F.T.C .O .B .), M. Drew (Parkside)

, Kenn (Fairfield), i John (Wood(ldaBruns.),)'Noel Vo ght(Old Carey) . Who coached National Bank?Only two of the forty teams in th 'fours'were beaten by 'outsiders' .

e

In 'C' Section Old Carey played theirStsecond drawn game in a row - first against• Kilda CBC and then againstBank. National

University B5aek~AatRhomGOvenged their

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5 first round defeat with a 36-point victoryover Old Melburnians . Denis Cordner, wood and

Blacks .Livingstone Hey-

the outstanding forMelbourne

High showed their best formfor weeks but still went downby 8 points - Alf to Coburg

Keam who shone on thewing and Ian Bailey at half forward werebest for the losers,

For the first time since the war OldParadians (C Section) won three games in arow - Kev Power, Geoff Hill and Brian Haywere

their best in the victory against Foot-scray Tech.25 years ago Collegians were coached byMr. Basil Coombes .

DOUBLEhistor

y CENTURY Ae at St. p Bernards R od y

when Mick Perrett becomes our first playerto play 200 games

. Mick has been a greatstalwart having been a memberof our

first ever side and our first two premiershipsides .

mitteeeadthen wa sMic

k avery successful coach ofour Reserve side for four years .-K- -

Agreat player and a tremendous club-man Mick has been a fine inspiration an dan d

inspiredr use all on bmany oode siorisssure hashis fi

secutilvelylaand he has t missed avery coil.

through injury during the second 100 whichexempli fi es his courage .

congratulateurI mat St .

agni fi entneffort adr hopetthatuyo uoi l

can put a few more under your belt sothat youwon't have to give up that famous

number 7 to anyone else but Stephen P.------

z . A free kic k ANSWERS TO QUIZ

player nearest to where the baIIpowasforced out of bounds .2

. No, The law states that no other playercan be within 10 metres of the playertaking his kick .3

. The minimum number of players in ateam in the V.A.F.A . is 16.4 . Yes, the order off rule does operate in ourassociation and is applied at the discre-tion of the fi eld umpire .Yes, any umpire appointed by the V.A .F .A.can report a player. Vice-Presidents ofthe Association andhave the Secretary alsoth power to report players from out ie fence. s deTFtE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER-July 7, 1973

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LEADING GOAL-KICKERS(Goals kicked last Saturday shown in brackets .)

A SECTIO N

G. Fletcher, CIfG (-) 35G . Pearce, Ormond (3) 35Crompton, Ivanhoe (-) 33Ladd, Ormond (2) 32M . Mahoney, St Brn (7) 31Callesen, Coburg (-) 30Cleary, Coburg (2) 30Lowcock, Geelong (-) 28Voigt, Uni Blues (1) 28Spurling, NOB (1) 28Butcher, Clf Gr (7) 28

B SECTIONMcCrohan, Res OB (5) 57Moffatt, Uni Black (6) 50R. Harley, MHS OB (2) 49O'Donnell, Assumpt. . (1) 36Nihill, Kew (-) 30Bell, Old Carey (-) 29Munn, Colleg (2) 28Moodie, Collegians (1) 25Stephens, Old Trinity (-) 24

C SECTIO N

Agar, 0 Brighton (6) 56Calleja, St Kilda (4) 55Chapman, Fairfield (5) 47Storrer, 0 Hailey (-) 46Bartlett, Power Hse (5) 44J . Shepherd, 0 Bright (-) 41Woodlead, Fairfield (8) 32F. Findlay, Parkside (-) 29B. Harvey, Parkside <-) 25Digby, Power Hse (-) 24Sammutt, Parkside (8) 24

D SECTIONWayman, Alphington (-)Thompson, C'w Bank (4)Staples, Brunswick (2)Sheehan, St Kevins (-)P . Gartner, Marcellin (-)

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Witte, LaTrobe Blks (3) 30Shannon, St Pats (-) 28Julier, SSBank (-) 27Cecil, Alphington (3) 27McKay, Alphington (6) 25

E SECTIONRosenwarne, E'wick (8) 61R. Stevens, 0 Ivan (1) 42Roulston, AMP (-) 39Plummer, Glenhuntly (-) 32Waterworth, 0 Cam (-) 31McCutcheon, ANZ B (5) 29Whitby, Footscray (-) 20P. Valle, Glenhuntly (1) 20Dancer, ANZ Bank (1) 19

F SECTIONThomas, Fawkner (6) 36Ferguson, Fawkner (8) 30Lipshut, Uni Reds (3) 29Signoretti, St Bedes (3) 25Roche, LaTrobe Red (-) 24Evans, St Bedes (1) 23Geritz, Mon . White (3) 22Lowe, Uni Reds (-) 20Simpson, D & L (-) 19

JUNIOR SECTION 1Whitton, Monash USmyth, OrmondG . Dean, IvanhoeFisher, OrmondThompson, St BernButcher, Power HseSheales, NOBWhite, NO BWood, OrmondR. Taylor, Uni Blue

(1)

(5)

(4)(6

(2)(-)(2)

M. Browning, BevHA. Roe, 0 PardBastow, ParksideGilmore, 0 PardSweeney, ParksideJ . Symons, CoburgO'Loughlin, Bev HillTolley, Coburg

(6) 41(-) 3£(3) 3E(4 )(5)

3 (6) 3E(8)

3 (3)

A RESERVE SECTIONLupson, Caul Gr (4)Worthington, Clf Gr (1)Joakim, Ormond (-)Lonergon, Ivanhoe (2)Butcher, Caul Gr (-)

?1212(1 £

B RESERVE SECTIONR . Laird, Res OB (6) 4:Stockdale, 0 Trin (3) 3'.T . Wilson, Res OB (1) 2 £

C RESERVE SECTIONPoyntz, Parkside (-) 4(Iliopulos, UHS OB (3) 2£J . White, St Kilda (-) 2 (

D RESERVE SECTIONCombe, Hampt Rov (6) 3fAnyon, LaTrobe Blk (6) 3 ,.Mirabito, HamR (3) 'iGregory, Marcellin (2) 2',Harman, Marcellin (-) 2 i

E RESERVE SECTION

P . Hanson, 0 C'well (-) 3rStevens, E'wick (3) 2EWalker, 0 Ivanhoe (-) 2sCook, Glenhuntly (1) 2-

F RESERVE SECTIO NJUNIOR SECTION 2 Powell Mon Whites (7) 3(

Peacock, Mon . White (1) 21Cleary, Coburg (6) 50 M. Badman, LTb Red (-) 2 :Riddell, 0 Bright (1) 41, Weaven, LaTrobe Red (-) 2 (

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TODAY'S GA S jqmOn srou w

Ivanhoe v Coburg-Jorgensen

malthss In,Bol~d Tfe~ned Club at 2 ~ ~~Junior ypo. Umpire for Resarvos gams 11 io b°.m. Llkaly wim»sra ef ~dsr

A c-Monash Blues vGoal : Caulfield Gram-George,

St. Smith, R. Hill . (Knowles)Bernards OC v University Blues--Rowell . Goal : McCusker, Stockdale.(Duckworth) .

Goal : Bennett, Ahlm . (B, G .Geelong V North Old Boys-D. annon

)Jenkin .{Saunder) .Ormond V Old Paradians--Ivlason .Goal : Paizis . Dunstan, (B . Roberts) .De La Salle OC

13vRes Orvoir OB-DGoal : E. Jenner, R . McKenzie

,. (Hindle)Old Scotch Coil

. v MHS Old Boys-Kong,Goal : K . Jenner, Box . (Lucas) .Old CareyGrain v Kew,~Dressing .

Uni ersltyDB lacks v Assumpt~osOC (Millane) .Posetti, Goal : Hillier, E. WilsonCollegian . (Alan) .s v Old Trinity Gram . (at Elstern-wick Park) - Harradenc eGoal : Murray, Williams . (Johnston) .

Old CHaileyburians v Power O House-Wills .(Davenpont) .

Old Xaverians v Fairfieid--Rowe .Old Melburn ans v St Kilda CBOC-Hagarty .Parkside ev Old Brighton Gram-G . Thomas .UHS Oldr BOYS w National Bank-T, Gannon.(Parsons) .

Alphingtonv StaD te Savings Bank -Keating .

St Kevin' sey)OB V Old Geelong Gram-Somerville . (Sutherland) ,La Trobe Blacksv Hampton Rovers-Medley. (Dowling) ,

Brunswick )v C'wealth Bank-D . G . Dodd .Marcel~inhOC v St Patrick' s(I . Wilson) OC-Goodman ..

ANZ Bank V Old CaEmCberweli Grain-R . Roberts. o~dElsternwick-A. Mackenzie (Currie) .

AJAX v AMP Society-Byrne. (HoIst).Gienhuntly V Old Ivanhoe G"r-King.West Bruswick a bye .

St Bede's v LaTr F beCRedsvbus). Cordner. (Mae .Monash Whites v Fawkner IKollmorgen,(Nestor) .University Reds V Old Mentonians-J

. Field .North

Brunswick v Dookie & Long OC-Bishop. (Pritchett) .Thornbury a bye .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -July 7,

Hampton ScoutslOvR vanj~oe_O_ .gnnyman .Old Scotch Coll v University Blues-Reilly.Power House v Monash University-

Uni e sCtytBlacks v Ormond-Marsden .North Old Boys v St Bernard's OC-Robinson .

Coburg JUNIOR SECTION 2v AJAX--McTaggart .

Caulfield Gram v St Bede's OC-I. Simpson .

P. Fen. Old Brighton Gram v West Brunswick-.

Fairfield v Old Paradians-NichollsNational Bank v Parkside--I, Jenkin .Beverley Hills a bye .

EMERGENC Y G. UMPIRES wells. D. R, Dodds, Doyle, Bonelli ,

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Congratulations to Geoff Thompson fromall at Brunswick on playing your 150thgame today .

Geoff has played most of his football careerin the back line and saved many a goal .His rugged type of play has delighted thesupporters at Brunswick

. He has been agreat help to the club, both on and off thefield as an active committee member for anumber of years . Geoff, we hope to see youplay your 200th for the club ,

1973

NEXT ROUND - JULY 21At 2 p.m. - Reserves at 11.45 a.m .

A SECTION

Geelong v Monash BluesCaulfield Gramm v OrmondCoburg v University BluesNorth Old Boys v Ivanhoe (at Elsternwick Park) .Old Paradians v St Bernard's OC

B SECTION

University Blacks v De La Salle OCReservoir OB v Collegian sKew v MHS Old BoysAssumption OC v Old Carey GrammOld Trinity Gramm v Old Scotch Col l

C SECTION

Parkside v Old HaileyburiansPower House v UHS Old BoysSt Kilda CBOC v Fairfiel dOld Brighton Gramm v Old MelburniansNational Bank v Old Xaverian s

D SECTION

Brunswick v AlphingtonState Savings Bank v Marcellin OCHampton Rovers v Old Geelong GrammCommonwealth Bank v La Trobe BlacksSt Patrick's OC v St Kevin's OB

E SECTION

Glenhuntly v ANZ Ban kOld Camberwell Gramm v West BrunswickAMP Society v Elsternwic kOld Ivanhoe Gramm v AJAXFootscray ITOB a by e

F SECTION

North Brunswick v St Bede's OCLa Trobe Reds v ThornburyOld Mentonians v FawknerDookie & Long OC v University RedsMonash Whites a bye

JUNIOR SECTION 7

University Blacks v Hampton ScoutsIvanhoe v North Old Boy sMonash University v University BluesOrmond Y Power Hous eSt Bernard's CC v Old Scotch Coll

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Fairfield v CoburgAJAX v Old Brighton GrammWest Brunswick v Caulfield GrammBeverley Hills v National BankOld Paradians v ParksideSt Bede's OC a bye

Next Matches at Elsternwick Park

JULY 21st, 1973

NORTH OLD BOYS v . IVANHOEat 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 - PARKINGFEE 20 cents.

HOW TO GET THERE - Train to Eisternwick or Carnegie tram in SwanstonStreet to Gienhuntly Road, walk west along Gienhuntly Road .

DUTY OFFICER - MR . ERN. FULLER

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-July 7, 197 :

PREMIERSHIP LISTS

old Paradians 2 10 83 2

A SECTIO NW L For Agst % Pis

Ormond 10 2 1250 902 138.6 40St Bernard's OC 10 2 1180 966 122.2 40Caulfield Gram 8 4 1277 923 138 .4 32North Old Boys 8 4 1320 986 133.9 32Coburg 8 4 1213University Blues 5 7 991Geelong 4 8 1073monash Blues 3 9 922Ivanhoe 2 10 1118

B SECTIONi2eservoir OB 10 1 160 3Collegians 9 3 1261University Blacks 8 4 1471Old Carey Gr 7 4 1124

Old Trinity Gr 7 5 1172Old Scotch Coll 6 6 1074Kew 5 7 1159De La Salle OC 4 8 1045tviHS Old Boys 3 9 1025Assumption OC - 12 898

C SECTIONParkside 11 1 1279Old Brighton Gr 9 3 1293Power House 9 3 1168old Melburnians 8 4 1050Fairfield 7 5 11785L. Kilda CBOC 5 7 1022Old Haileybury 4 7 1071UHS Old Boys 2 9 836Old Xaverians 2 10 813Vational Bank 2 10 844

D SECTIONAlphington 10 2 1380State Sav. Bank 10 2 1298Ylarcellin OC 10 2 1154- St Kevins OB 6 5 1128Fl .:mpton Rovers 5 7 986I,aTrobe Blacks 5 7 1043C'wealth Bank 4 7 10883runswick 4 8 904St Patricks OC 3 9 1029Old Geelong Gr 2 10 90 0

E SECTIONOld Ivanhoe 9 2 1351Old C'well Gr 9 1 1172AMP Society 8 3 1062Elsternwick 7 4 1125AJAX 7 4 874ANZ Bank 3 7 759West Brunswick 3 8 761Glenhuntly 2 8 684Footscray ITOB - 11 86 0

F SECTION

1035 117.2 321240 79.9 201227 87.4 161160 79.5 121400 79.9 81337 62.2 8

849 188 .81211 104.11076 136 .7928 121 .11141 102 .71269 84.61259 92.11109 94.21454 70.51536 58. 5

943 135 .6866 149 .3805 145 .1945 111 .11016 115 .91076 95.01047 102 .31238 67.51230 66 .11388 60 . 8

893 154 .5845 152 .7984 117 .31123 100 .41117 88.31194 87.41171 92.91114 81 .11216 84.61312 68 . 6

752 179 .7777 150 .8869 122 .21082 104 .0854 102 .3980 77 .41067 71.31055 64.81282 67 . 1

Fawkner 10 1 1335 831Monash Whites 9 2 1106 793St Bede's OC 6 4 927 882LaTrobe Reds 5 5 836 820University Reds 5 6 898 1074North Brunswick 4 6 795 899Old Mentonians 4 7 748 917Thornbury 3 8 792 1207Dock & Long OC 2 9 786 1107

JUNIOR SECTION 1University Blues 11 1 1456 903Ormond 10 2 1538 757Monash University 8 4 1246 914North Old Boys 8 4 1234 976University Blacks 6 6 1246 1016Power House 5 7 1112 918Old Scotch Coil . 5 7 1001 940St. Bernard's OC 5 7 1208 1151

160 .6139 .3105 .1102.083.688 .481 .665.671 .1

160.8203.2136.3127.0122 .6121 .1106.5105. 0

Ivanhoe 2 10 900 1701 52 .Hampton Scouts - 12 410 2260 18 . 1

* Drawn Game (St . Bede's Reserves two)

A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst % Pis

Ormond 12 - 1047 580 180.5 48St Bernard's OC 9 3 911 620 146 .9 36Coburg 8 4 877 635 138 .1 32Caulfield Gr 7 5 1071 817 131 .1 28North Old Boys 7 5 743 680 109 .3 28*Old Paradians 5 6 615 812 75 .7 22Monash Blues 4 8 718 750 95 .7 16*Ivanhoe 3 8 630 977 64.5 14Geelong 3 9 605 893 67.7 12University Blues 1 11 570 1110 51 .4 4

B RESERVE SECTIONUniversity Blacks 12 - 1171 459 255.1 48Reservoir OB 11 1 1388 387 358 .7 44Old Scotch Coll 10 2 908 562 161.6 40Old Trinity Gr 7 5 830 846 98.1 28Collegians 6 6 593 770 77.0 24De La Salle OC 5 7 667 837 79.7 20Old Carey Gr 3 9 575 765 75 .2 12Kew 3 9 589 975 60.4 12MHS Old Boys 2 10 543 1127 48.2 8Assumption OC 1 11 454 1095 41 .5 4

C RESERVE SECTIONOld Haileybury 10 2 1056 524 201.5 40Parkside 10 2 930 581 160.1 40St. Kilda CBOC 9 3 732 539 135.8 36Fairfield 7 5 737 662 111 .3 28Old Brighton Gr 6 6 787 686 114.7 24UHS Old Boys 6 6 635 727 87.3 24Power House 5 7 642 606 106.3 20Old Xaverians 5 7 719 793 90.7 20Old Melburnians 2 10 605 817 74.1 8National Bank - 12 268 1242 21 .5 -

D RESERVE SECTIONMareellin OC 11 1 1024 499 205 .2 44Hampton Rovers 10 2 1148 494 232.4 40Old Geelong Gr 8 4 950 514 184.8 32St Kevins OB 8 4 759 618 122 .8 32Alphington 6 6 776 777 99 .9 24St Patrick's OC 6 6 666 864 77.1 24LaTrobe Blacks 4 8 617 810 76 .2 16State Sav. Bank 4 8 509 750 67.9 16C'wealth Bank 3 9 482 889 54.2 12Brunswick - 12 300 1283 23.4 -

E RESERVE SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr 10 1 1137 435 261 .4 40AMP Society 9 2 818 513 159 .5 36Glenhuntly 7 3 552 634 87.1 28*Old C'well Gr 5 4 691 515 134 .2 22*West Brunswick 5 5 686 754 91 .0 22AJAX 5 6 749 687 109.0 20ANZ Bank 4 6 470 575 81.7 16Elsternwick 2 9 522 933 55.9 StFootscray ITOB - 11 338 1058 31.9 -

F RESERVE SECTION*Monash Whites 10 - 1136 405 280.5 42Fawkner 9 2 1080 424 254 .7 36LaTrobe Reds 8 2 692 510 135 .7 32Old Mentonlans 7 4 602 529 113.8 28,St Bede's OC 4 4 616 605 101 .7 20*Thornbury 4 6 528 723 73 .0 18North Brunswick 3 7 578 642 90 .0 12Dock & Long OC 1 10 379 1136 33 .4 4University Reds - 11 440 1118 39.4 -

JUNIOR SECTION 2(Four points allowed for each bye)

Coburg 11 - 2047 502 407 .8 48Old Paradians 9 2 1664 791 210 .4 40Parkside 9 2 1408 901 156 .3 40Beverley Hills 8 3 1371 809 169 .5 36AJAX 6 5 886 1085 81 .7 28Old Brighton Gr 5 6 1032 849 121 .6 24Fairfield 3 7 631 1056 59.8 20St Bede's OC 4 7 599 1235 48 .5 20Caulfield Gr 3 8 610 1365 44 .7 16West Brunswick 2 9 899 1258 71 .5 12National Bank - 11 286 1809 15 .8 4

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