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Next Week's Matches - May 28On ground of first-named club at 2 b .m. - Reserves at 11 .45 a .m .

A SECTIO N

University Blacks v Old Trinity Gramm .Coburg v Marcellin O .C .Caulfield Gramm . v OrmondSt. Bernard's O .C. v North Old Boys (at

Elsternwick Park)De La Salle O .C . v University Blues

E SECTION

Brunswick v A .M .P . SocietyNational Bank v Old MentoniansBeverley Hills v West BrunswickHeatherton v A .N .Z . Ban kNorth Brunswick a by e

B SECTIONGeelong v Old Scotch Coll .Collegians v Reservoir O '3 .Old Haileyburians v Old MelburniansOld Paradians v Monash BluesIvanhoe v St . Kilda CBO C

C SECTIO NOld Carey Gramm . v Old Ivanhoe Gramm .Hampton Rovers v Parksid eU .H .S . Old Boys v Ke w,M .H .S . Old Boys v Old XaveriansFawkner v A.J.A .X.

D SECTION

Alphington v La Trobe BlacksElsternwick v Assumption O .C .Old Geelong v Old Brighton Gramm .State Bank v Power Hous eSt . Kevin's O .B. v Old Camberwell Gramm .

F SECTION

Glenroy v St . Bede's O .C .Footscray I .T . v Bulleen-TemplestoweMonash Whites v Commonwealth BankLa Trobe Reds v University RedsBulleen United v Thornbury

JUNIOR SECTION I

University Blacks v Old Scotch Coll .Ormond v Ivanho eSt. Bernard's O .C. v Monash UniversityNorth Old Boys v University BluesCoburg a by e

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Geelong v M .H .S . Old BoysKew v De La Salle O .C.West Brunswick v Hampton RoversOld Paradians v Caulfield Gramm .Reservoir O .B . v Alphingt0.n

FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK

Matches to be played at Elsternwick Park for the first half of th eHome-and-Home series are listed below:-

May 21 - Ormond v Marcellin O .C .

May 28 - St. Bernard's O.C. v North Old Boys

June 4 - University Blues v St. Bernard's O.C.

June 18 - De La Salle O.C. v Caulfield Gramm .

There will be no matches on June llth (Queen's Birthday week-end, but Interstate games will be played in Adelaide and Launcestonon Sunday, June 12th.

Duty Officer at Elsternwick Park Mr. Ern Fuller.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 21, 1977

LAST WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

THIRD TERM BURSTS WIN FOROR O ® , ST. B ER NAR®`S

DE LA SALLE PRESSED BY COBUR GBy GEORGE McTAGGART

Ormond and St. Bernard's can thank their third quarter bursts for carry-ing them to victory over University Blacks and Caulfield Grammarians respec-tively in the main games of last Saturday's round .

Each kicked eight goals in this term after trailing at the interval .Coburg put up their best performance for the season in pressing De La

Salle to nine points.

High scoring was again a feature of the round with 45 teams topping thecentury, six of them being losers.

The Blacks had the edge on Orm- tion Grand Final was a thriller, withond in the first half although they Old Xaverians beating AJAX by 2ed by only five points at half-time. points. Old Carey opened their ac-

But Ormond gradually gained control count, beating Kew by a goal .in the third quarter and turned for Alphington were too strong for Oldhome with a 5-goal lead . Brighton and won easily, while Elst-

Ormond went further ahead with ernwick surprised St. Kevin's, whoa couple of goals early in the last were 5 goals down at the finish .term but the Students fought back Bulleen United beat Footscray Tech .well and went down by only 13 by 21 points, St . Bede's ran Bulleen-points. Templestowe to 10 points and LaTrobeSt. Bernard's couldn't manage even Reds broke the ice with a big winone goal with the wind in the first over Monash Whites.quarter and were 25 points behind In the Juniors, Monash UniversityCaulfield at the long break. But they went down to University Blues bywere on top in the second half and 22 points (their first defeat on theran out winners by 20 points. field) and Old Scotch ran Ivanhoe to

Marcellin and Old Trinity were 21, points in a high-scorer . Hamptonevenly matched in the first half, but Rovers were much too strong forTrinity faded after that and were Geelong, West Brunswick beat Oldbeaten by more than 7 goals . Paradians by only 7 points, and Kew

North Old Boys kicked 11 goals kicked their best score (17-9) in run-against the wind in the second term ning Reservoir to 4 points .to completely crush University Blues . Joint Reserve leaders in two sec-

Geelong crashed against Old Mel- tions met to decide outright leader-burnians (8 goals), Old Scotch beat ship - Ormond beat UniversityReservoir by 16 points, and Colle- Blacks by 9 points and Ivanhoe beatgians had their first real win, at the Collegians by 3 . Old Xav's beat AJAX,expense of Ivanhoe, and St. Bede's beat Bulleen-Temple-

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PREVIEiIV112"IGTODAY'S GAIMNIE S

A SECTIO NOrmond and Marcellin clash in the "match

of the day' 'at Elsternwick Park today . ina game that promises to be as good a con-test as we have seen this year.

Power and Gartner have been in fine formfor Marcellin while Naylor is !giving Orm-ond ~areat drive from the centre bounce .Marcellin have some brilliant players but ,theside then tends to taper off.

It's a toss ;up :but I fancy Ormond bya hand-full of points .

Wooden-spoon "honours" are at stakewhen the lowly Old Trinity and Coburgmeet at Richmond .

Both are team building but Trinity ap-pear the less 'depleted and should take thepoints .

North Old Boys look an excellent chancefor ,two flags in a+row and will maintaintheir ,unbeaten record in accounting forUniversity Blacks but 'Blacks boast consid-erable talent and if North don't .get on topearly there could be a surprise .

Caulfield Grammarians are still in sightof the four and will not be troubled byUniversity 'Blues who have disappointed tod&•te .

Mike Sleeman and Simon Trumble arerelied on too heavily out at the 'Varsity andtheir influence will not be sufficient tocounter a determined Caulfield who willbe smarting from last weeks lapse .

A poser with St . Bernard's and De LaSalle . A 'spasmodically brilliant St. Bern-ard's on Paper should win well . But DeLa Salle are a most even line-up with fewstars and every player doing his share . Theyhowever, do not appear to be playing aswell as last year . I will not too confid-ently stick with St. Bernard's but I expectlittle in it at the final siren .

SELECTIONS : Ormond, North Old Boys,Old Trinity, Caulfield Grammarians, St .Bernards - JIM FIDGE .

B SECTIO NIt was good to see Collegians break the

ice, thereby making a difficult job im,oos-sible .

Flushed with success, Old Melburniansmeet Reservoir O .B ., and will know theyhave played a game of football. Howeverthey should have too much aerial abilityfor Reservoir, whose main avenue to goalappears to be :Ray Shepherd and Tom Byrnein the roving diin sion .

Geelong put a very ordinary effortlast week and do not ~inspire much confid-ence for their clash with Monash Bluesfor whom Chris Moore is really firing ~onthe forward line.

Old Scotch, with captain John Andersonback in form, look to be too Powerful forthe improving Collegians, however the Car-

dinals will need to keep :their minds onthe job to notch the four points .

St. Kilda C .B .C . and Old Haileyburians,both last round losers, look fairly evenlymatched for their clash at North Rd . Halley-bury icould well control the marking duelsand sneak away with the tpoints .

Ivanhoe, where the Stewart brothers andCharlie Stredwick, appear to be carryingthe side week after week, do not appeu~,to have ,the even spread of strength andexperience so necessary to tackle Old Par-adlans with any real chance of ta win . TheOP's look sure to remain at the head ofthe list .

SELECTIONS: Old Melburnians, MonashBlues, Old Scotch, Old Haileyburians, OldParadians - ALF KEAM.

C SECTION

I'm writing these selections In a queueat Tullamarine - so here goes.

Good work Old Carey in opening up yourscore - if MHS could crack it we wouldsee some more interest in the lower halfof the ladder .

Glamour side Old Xav's - just fell inagainst AJAX - ;it was a+great contest. Atip from an old bloke Xav's - don't gettoo complacent with your wins as youhave some good -sides 'breathing down yourneck.

Today Old Xav's meet Carey at home andshould add another 4 points .

Parkside a final four prospect will finddifficulties with Kew's ground - but, onform should take out the game .

AJAX are a good side - although a losslast Saturday it was a great performanceand 1+tip them to improve even more . Athome to UHSOB I select them to will ,

Fawkner Playing well will be 'too strongfor MHSOB, I can't go past them for the4 points .

Old Ivanhoe and 'Hampton Rovers, onequal points, set me today's poser . Althoughat home, I think Old I's will find Hamptonin full flight and :they look the better side .

My Selections :- Parkside, Old Xaverlans,Hampton Rovers, AJAX, Fawkner.

I hope Graeme is doing the writing nextweek. - ALEX. JOHNSON.

D SECTIO N

Alphington won well last week and arenow clear leaders by two games followedby Old B ri ghton, State Bank, ~Camberwelland Assumption all struggling to stay inthe four. However some of the teams arenow settling down which gives some heartto a struggling tipster (four winners lastweek) - (That's more like the form of1976 Top Tipster - Ed.) .

Assumption meet Old Brighton at Brighton,although the home side did not performwell last week I still think that on theirhome ground they will be ~too strong forthe visitors .

Alphington will have no troubles in dis-posing of bottom of the ladder Power House .The same applies to Elsternwick when theymeet LaTrobe Blacks at LaTrobe.

Old Geelong have been a disappointmentso far this year a nd this week they will

i ake another ba ttering from Old Camberwell.The remaining match of the day will be

St. Kevin's against State Bank. St . Kevin'shave been up and down so far whereasS t ate Bank seem t o be settling down andconcentrating on the game - State Bankto Will .

SELECTIONS : tOld Brighton, Alphington,Elsternwick, Old Camberwell, State Bank -KEITH FINDLAY .

E SECTIO NOld Mentonians at home to North Bruns-

wick should be good enough but Northhave a habit of doing the unexpected, in-cluding me .

West Brunswick have another home matchagainst the oldest club in the section,Brunswick, their neighbors from `DunstanReserve, and should register a comfortablewin .

Heatherton are to entertain Beverley Hillsand the winner will be a place in fronton the ladder . I fancy the fallacy and there-fore select Heatherton .ANZ Bank and National Bank should pro-

vide a closer match than either side en-joyed last week. ANZ should win theirsecond game .

SELECTIONS :- Old Mentonians, WestBrunswick, Heatherton and ANZ Bank -SYD WHITFIELD .

F SECTIONOnce again performances last Saturday

served to further divide the ten sides onthe premiership ladder .

Commonwealth Bank and Bulleen-Temple-stowe play the main game today. Accordingto my •records the Bankers are enjoyingtheir best ~ season since 1969 when they wonC 'Section . Bulleen-Templestowe have notput :a foot wrong this season . The bigHarry Trott oval will allow them to developtheir play-on game, provided no local squallsblow Off 'the lake . I like Bulleen Temple-stowe despite the 'Banker's strength .

From the main game at Albert Park, thatat Prince's Park will see the bottom twosides struggling ;to avoid the wooden spoon .Glenroy have scored more than have Uni-versity Reds . Forwards win games so Iselect Glenroy .

Footscray I .T . smartin g from two succes-sive losses make the long journey southto Mentone . Awaiting them will be the dis-appointing footballers from St . Bede's .

Home ground advantage on the sandyBeda oval should assist St. iBede's . Howeveron their inconsistent performances to dateI can't see them defeating •the Footscrarystudents .

Thornbu ry will be all out to preserve theirclaim to second place when they meetMonash Whites who crashed last week .hornbury will be 'too strong and too talent-Td for the 'boys from the "Clayton Farm"and should have another big win.

Bulleen United will be anxious to main-tain their high rating when La Trobe Reds,flushed with success, are ;their opponentstoday . Apart from 'last week's success . I

La Trobe have little to recommend them .+Bulleen United's performances reveal astronger forward and back line than thoseof the visitors . United should have an easywin .

SELECTIONS:- Bulleen - Templestowe,Glenroy, Footscray I .T., Thornbury, BulleenUnited - NORM NUGENT.

JUNIOR SECTION IThe Coburg-Ivanhoe match is destined to

be a very one-sided affair as the Coburgboys obviously did not take heart intheir fine effort against Monash Universitytwo weeks ago and plummeted back to thedepths of despair against the inconsistentUniversity Blacks last week. If the Ivanhoeboys keep a level head and utilise theirvery good team play to its greatest extentthey will will by a huge score .

Monash University are tapering off a littleat this stage of the season and will notfind University Blacks an easy team toshrug off . Monash will win, but not by abig margin .

Even though they have only one win eachOld Scotch and Ormond should turn on areal thriller . Both have displayed real pro-mise at various stages of the season, inparticular Old Scotch . The Ormond boyswill have to work hard on their game tocounter Old Scotch's team work which is im-proving each week . :I think Old Scotch willwin .

Another difficult game to forecast an ac-curate result is this, 'one between NorthOld Boys and St . Bernard's . The greaterconsistency and application to :their gameby the 'North Boys will enable ~them to 'over-power 5t. Bernard's and register a com-fortable win .

SELECTIONS - 'Ivanhoe, Monash Univer-siiy, Old Scotch, North Old Boys - CLIFFBASTOW .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Success at last, and how sweet it is!!

However, now another week is upon usand your scribe must try to repeat the per-formance, with the most difficult roundof the season to date.

Undefeated Hampton Rovers play host tothe other undefeated side De La Salle . Thehome side have been showing brilliant form,while "De La" will be "raring to go" afterwinning on a forfeit last week . The high-light of the match should be both sidctendeavouring to get the ball to their ris-pective forwards in James and Stewart . Ihave quoted "De la" •as favourites for theflag and must sticd, with them .

Caulfield Grammarians are at home toGeelcng and both sides have won three andlost two This will be >a very close gameand my selection is Caulfield .

There is every possibility this could bethe week for Kew to 'break through againstM .H.S .O .B ., even though it is an awaygame for them . They put in a particularlygood performance against Reservoir lastweek . The spirit at High must be lowafter their forfeit last week, but I amsticking with them, probably because Alph-ington got up and won after a forfeit acouple of

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West Brunswick visit Aiphington and sup-porters can expect to see a hard game,with West coming out on .top .Old Paradians 'suffered from bad kicking

last week and today visit Reservoir OldBoys. The Reservoir back line will not giveParadians as many opportunities as theyhad last week and will drive the ball for-ward often enough for their side to win .

SELECTIONS: De La Salle, Caulfield Gram-marians ~1VLIIS Old Boys, West Brunswick,Reservoir Old Boys - PETER NATHAN .

200 GAME S TO UNI HIGH "VETERAN"All players and officials would like to con-

gratulate Lee "Moose" Thomas on reaching200 games with Uni . High . Lee started withthe club in 1962, missing 2 years sincethen working in New Zealand, as an archi-tect . He has been a committeeman on num-erous occasions, had the privilege of bein g

awarded Best Clubman, and was awardedBest and Fairest player in the 2nd 18 lastyear . Lee also had the honour to be inUni Highs last permiership side in 1970 .His achievements have been deserved be-cause he is a very enthusiastic player andsupporter. So from all at Uni High, Leecongratulations for a job well done .

Caulfield Grammarians thanks go to C . A."Bill" Tootell for another of his generousdon&tions to the club, this time in the formof several lengths of slotted rods whichwhen assembled will help retrieve footballskicked into almost inaccessible positions inthe pine trees around our Home Ground No .3 Oval, Albert Park. "Bill" and brotherTom played for the club in the 'thirties,whilst Bill's three sons John and Tom bothover the 150 games mark and Greg now over200 games and still going strong have sincekept the family name well to the forein the V.A .F .A . competitions . What a re-cord and what a fine example of loyaltyand service as club members .

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LEADING GO~JU`V%CWERSGoals kicked Iasi Saturday shown in brackets

A SECTIONKing, Univ . Blacks (-) 20Bourne, Ormond (4) 18M. Egan, Coburg (I) 15Buchanan, Caul . Gr. (2) 15Cullinan, Marcellsn (-) 14Tyquin, Univ . Blues (1) 13Cowley, Old Trin . (1) 13Hall, North O .B. (3) 13B . Hughes, St . Bern . (1) 12Wilson, North O .B . (2) 12Tootell, Caul . Gram. (5) 12

B SECTIONSherwen, Old Scotch (3) 27J . Jordan, Old Par . (4) 25Urquhart, Old Melb . (5) 23Lowcock, Geelong (5) 22Bergin, Mon . Blues (6) 20Moore, Mon . Blues (7) 19R . Shepherd, R .O .B . (6) 18Byrne, Res . O .B. (2) 16Cox, Old Scotch (2) 1 3

aterman, SLK . CBC (3) 12

~C SECTION(,'Sullivan, Old Xav. (2) 1 7

~ . Walsh, UHS O .B . (7) 17--httlberg, AJAX (6) 16

apleton, Fawkner (7) 1 6

J;iggins, Parkside (1) 15

Quaife, Parkside (6) 15J . Constantinou, O .Ivn (2) 15Howell, Parkside (2) 13P. Harvey, Parkside (2) 12Whitehead, Old Carey (4) 12Goldfarb, AJAX (-) 11Flavel, UHS OB (-) 11

D SECTIONPriestley, O . Bton. (4) 27, iiitf3eld, Alp'ton . (4) 20i-lolmes, Elstern . (4) 20Blythman, Elstwk. (3) 19Dent, State Bank (6) 17O'Donnell, Assum. (6) 16

Williams, Alph'ton . (4)Egan, Assumption (4)J . Steven, Old Camb . (2)Clark, Power House (-)Bradshaw, Old Geel . (-)Fanning, St . Kevin's (3)

E SECTIONP . Guatta, W . Bruns . (9) 241 . Henderson, AMP (3) 21O'Loughlin, B . Hills (4) 19Carter, Brunswick (5) 18Campbell, N . Bruns . (1) 12R . Brockwell, W. Bns . (4) 11Kenny, North Bruns . (3) 11O'Rourke, AMP Soc . (1) liRyan, West, Bruns . (-) 10Peel, Old Ment . (4) 10

F SECTIO NHayman, Thornbury (2) 26Lucas, Thornbu ry (4) 19Divirgilio, Bull Utd. (1) 17Butler, LaT . Reds (4) 17Lachmund, Bull Utd . (-) 16Dick, C'wealth Bk. (4) 16W . McCrimmon, C .Bk . (1) 15Abramczyk, F .I .T . (1) 15Staff, Thornbury (2) 15Turner, St. Bede's (3) 14

JUNIOR SECTION 1Woolfe, Ivanhoe (8) 24Rodger, Mon . Univ. (5) 22Tate, Univ . Blues (3) 18Hubbard, Univ. Blues (3) 16Bessel, North OB (4) 15Smyth, Ivanhoe (4) 14Gamble, North OB (6) 14Hartland, Ormond (1) 13Biviano, Ivanhoe (2) 13Sutton, Uni . Blacks (8) 13Gough, Ormond (-) 12

JUNIOR SECTION „9,James, Hamp . Rov. (-) 21Stewart, DeLaSalle 20Truefeldt, Res OB (1) 15

16 Wilson, Caul . Gram. (3) 1416 Cole, Hamp . Rovers (3) 1315 Bierwirth, Caul . Gr. (-) 1114 Krelle, MHS OB 1113 Anthony, MHS OB 1112 Moore, Hamp . Rov. (6) 1 1

Croxford, DLSalie 10Fielden, Caul. Gr. (5) 10Ryder, Res . O .B. (4) 1 0

A RESERVE SECTIONI . D . Gregory, Marc . (8) 27F. Sullivan, St.B . (6) 15P. Wade, St. Bern. (2) 11Wood, Ormond (-) 10Cuffffe, North OB (2) 10Power, North OB (2) 1 0

B RESERVE SECTIONGuest, Old Melb . (1) 14Vines, Old Scotch (1) 9Drapac, Ivanhoe (-) 9J . White, St .K .CBC (1) 9

C RESERVE SECTIONNenna, Fawkner (3) 17Jurberg, AJAX 16Fraser, Old Xav. (2) 15Bastow, Parkside (-) 12

D RESERVE SECTIONBellmaine, O .B'ton . (6) 28Moran, Old Camb. (1) 11J . Anderson, O .Geel . (-) 10Dakin, Power House (6) 1 0

E RESERVE ;SECTIONButterworth, B .Hills (3) 14Ericksen, Old Ment . (4) 14Merlino, Old Ment. (-) 7Condon, W . Bruns. (-) 7Ferrall, AMP Soc. (1) 7

F RESERVE SECTIONFord, Glenroy (-) 17N. McGregor (-) 12Paternoster, C.Bank (1) 12Keating, Com. Bank (-) ~10Jorgenson, C . Bank (3) 1 0

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LOOKING BACKby NOEL RUNDLE

5 YEARS AGO - 1972Ormond showed their 1971 premiership

win was no fluke when they completelyoutclassed a very disappointing Coburg toromp home easy 'winners by 98 points . Bestwere Burney, Wood, Swan (Ormond) whileEbbage, Willoughby and Leckie 'battled hardfor Coburg .

In three of the five '.C' Section gamesboth sides reached the century - R.O .B .(132) (Best, Bates, Trevascus and F. Tuin-inga) d St . Kilda CBC (103) (Best, Casey,Clinch, Esmonde) ; Assumption O .C. (142)( O'Donnell, Faulkner, Learke) d Old Melb .(101) (Dick, Niemann, 6nellman); Fairfi eld(104) d Old XaverIans 100 (McKenzie, Naugh-ton, Howard).

Caulfield Grammarians held a dinner atthe M .C .G . to honour 14 years of coachingby John Wilson, covering 1961 to 1971 dur-ing which Caulfield won two pennants, DSection, 1961 and A,Section 1970 .

100 games to Assumption's "Mercurialwizard", Graeme tHowardl. 'Rocket' RodBrown (Old Melb .), lPaul "Stooge" Nugent(Assumption), Bernie Sheehy (North O .B .),Rod De Boos i(Old Trinity), Laurie Sheehan(St. Kilda C.B .C .), Geoff Lyons (De LaSalle) and 200 games to Ormond's Graeme('Lumpy') Moran.

10 YEARS AGO - 1967Coburg suffered their first defeat - vic-

tors were Univ. Blacks by 45 points withMilner +(6 goals) a star . In 'B' Section NorthOld Boys Won their first game at the ex-pense of Ormond, previously undefeated .

100 games to John M acKenzie (Old Scotch)and Ian Brown (Old Geelong) . Among thenotes "what an ,asset Kevin 'Heath is to As-sumption Old Collegians - 22 marks tohalf-time, and another 18 kicks in secondhalf" .

25 YEARS AGO - 1952Champion full forward, Duncan Anderson

kicked 12 goals for University Blues (20.16)who defeated Old Paradians (9 .13) . Common-wealth Bank (9 .14) scraped in from Hamp-ton Rovers (9 .12) .

Stars for Ivanhoe in a big win over StateSavings Bank were Jim and Jack Neeson,Ken Aldred and John Manuell .

Congratulations to Bob "Doc" Fabini onreaching 50 games recently with Uni . HighOld Boys . Bob began playing with the cl(ibin 1974 and has played most of his gamesin the Reserves, giving great service to the,team. At present studying to become adoctor, he is in his fourth year, as youprobably realise a time consuming course .Besides studying, and playing football withthe Reserves Bob has been the 1st 18 FirstAid Attendant passing on some of his ex-perience to us, which we greatly appreciate .Well done Bob and all the best for thefuture .

THE PATRONS CLUB OFST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS FOOTBALL CLUB

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June, 1977 at 7.15 p.m .

Panel: Ron Barassi, Harry Beitzel, Ron Clarke, Bob Davis,Jack Dyer, Bill Lawry and Lou Richards .

Pre-Dinner Drinks 7.15 p .m. Four Course Silver Salver ServiceDinner at 8 p.m. All liquid refreshments included .Cost: $30 per single .For tickets ring M . O'KELLY 551-3061 . J. STENSHOLT97-3897 or J . SEMETAS 26-2646 . Tables of ten can be ar-ranged .

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PREMIERSHIP LISTS

A SECTIONW L For Agst ro Pts

North Old Boys . 5 - 737 336 219 .3 20St . Bernard's O .C . 4 1 589 394 149 .5 16De La Salle O.C . 4 1 497 360 137.7 16Ormond 4 1 479 437 109.6 16Marcellin O .C. 3 2 461 415 111 .1 12University Blacks 2 3 484 481 100.6 8Caulfield Gramm. 2 3 475 485 97.9 8University Blues 1 4 461 523 88 .1 4Old Trinity Gr . - 5 360 665 54.1 -Coburg - 5 293 740 39.7 -

B SECTIONOld Paradians 5 - 531 381 139 .4 20Monash Blues 3 2 492 365 134 .8 12Old Scotch Coll . 3 2 593 549 1 .08 .0 12Geelong 3 2 309 378 81 .7 12Reservoir O .B . 2 3 522 469 111 .3 8Old Melburnians 2 3 496 506 98.0 8Ivanhoe 2 3 405 , 474 85.4 8Collegians 2 3 361 452 79.9 8St . Kilda OBOC 2 3 393 494 79 .6 8Old Haileybury 1 4 434 570 76.1 4

! C SECTIONOld XaverIans 5 - 603 407 148 .2 20Fawkner 4 1 679 471 144.2 16Parkside 4 1 613 521 117 .7 16AJAX ' 3 2 509 446 114.1 12UHS Old Boys 3 2 433 526 82.3 12Old Ivanhoe Gr . 2 3 427 473 90.3 8Hampton Rovers 2 3 429 549 78.1 8Kew 1 4 419 498 84.1 4Old Carey Cr . 1 4 390 476 81 .9 4MHS Old Boys - 5 447 582 76.8 -

D SECTIONAlphington 5 - 688 470 146.4 20State Bank 3 2 480 383 125.3 12Old Camberwell Gr. 3 2 566 525 107 .8 12Old ;Brighton Gr. 3 2 527 514 102.5 12Assumption O.C. 3 2 483 545 88.6 12Elsternwick 2 3 563 516 109.1 8St. Kevin's O .B. 2 3 551 535 103.0 8Old Geelong 2 3 473 553 85.5 8LaTrobe Blacks 1 4 400 510 78.4 4Power House 1 4 442 622 71 .1 4

E SECTIONWest Brunswick 4 - 630 240 262.5 16North Brunswick 4 1 672 380 176.8 16Beverley Hills 3 1 537 367 146 .3 12Heatherton 3 1 502 385 130 .4 12Old Mentonians 3 2 473 438 108 .0 12AMP Society 1 4 460 532 86.5 4Brunswick 1 3 312 482 64.7 4ANZ Bank 1 3 236 440 53 .6 4National Bank - 5 291 849 34.3 -

F SECTIO NBulleen-T'stowe 5 - 772 275 280 .7 20Thornbury 4 1 698 414 168.6 16Bulleen United 4 1 579 411 140.9 16Commonwealth Bk . 4 1 614 477 128.7 16Footscray I .T. 3 2 655 435 150.3 1 2St. Bede's O.C. 2 3 670 434 154 .4 8Monash Whites 2 3 356 612 58 .2 8LaTrobe Reds 1 4 323 666 48 .5 4Glenroy - 5 287 660 43.5 -University Reds - 5 236 806 29.3 -

JUNIOR SECTION 1Ivanhoe 4 - 601 386 155 .7 16North Old Boys 3 2 577 441 130 .8 12University Blues 3 2 579 474 122.2 12St. Bernard's O .C. 3 I 428 413 103.6 124Ion . University 2 2 408 316 129.1 8University Blacks 2 2 364 393 92.6 8Old Scotch Coll . 1 3 453 402 112.7 4Ormond 1 4 432 759 56.9 4Coburg 1 4 175 674 26.0 4

A RESERVE SECTION

PisOrmon

d ernard's O .C .

4W 1 L For AgstDe La Salle O .C. 4 148

6g8 226Dp3 137.5 20

18. B 1Q

j

199 .0 16StUniversity Blacks 4 1 367 248 148.0 16North Old Boys 3 2 462 319 144

.9 12Marcellin O .C . 3 2 429 297 144.4 12University Blues 1 4 298 349 85

.4 4Caulfield Gr. 1 4 282 488 578 4Coburg - 5 191 590 32.1 -*Old Trinity Gr. - 5 145 54EB RESERVE SECTION

26.5 .-vanhoe 5 - 521 282 184.8 20Collegians 4 1 432 213 2028 16Old K1Vldeab

CBOC

3 2~ 285. 103.5 1 2

270

ROld Scotc

h eservoir O .B. 3 2 235 376 62.5 12 3 45

2 Old Haileyburyl 2 3 308 5305 30 158 .1 8Monash Blues 1 4 318 362 87

.8Geelong 41 4 233 407 57 . 2Old Paradians - 5 187 482 38

.8 4'C RESERVE SECTIONFawkner 5 - 688 228 301 .8 20MHS Old Boys 4 1 445 283 157.2 16Old Xaverlans 4 1 382 290 131 .7 16Parkside3 2 502 205 244 .9 12

AJAX 3 2 358 378 94.7 12Kew 2 3 340 404 84.2 8Hampton Rovers 2 3 343 429 80.0 8Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1 4 240 457 52.5 4UHS Old Boys 1 4 147 456 32.2 4Old Carey Gr. - 5 141 545 25.9 -Old ;Brighton

rRESERVE ~ SECTIO NSt . Kevin's O.B.

5 - 490 180 272.2 20State Bank 4 1 3

482 198 67248 148 .0

20

Old Geelong 3 2 319 199 160 .3 12Old Camb'well Cr. 3 2 344 366 94 .0 12Eisternwick 2 3 294 378 77.8 8Assumption O .C. 2 3 237 314 75.5 8

Power House 1 4 261 379 68 .9 4Alphington - 5 153 428 35.7 -LaTrobe Blacks - 5 115 419 27.4 -West Brunsw

E ickSER4VE SECTION

Heatherton 404 213 189 .7 16Beverley Hills 3 1 311 216 144.0 12North Brunswick 3 2 418 344 121 .5 12Old Mentonians 3 2 349 353 98 .6 12AMP Society 2 3 299 344 86.9 8ANZ Bank 1 3 267 290 92 .1 4National Bank 1 4 .161 503 32.0 4Brunswick - 4 119 465 25.6 -

St. Bede's FO . CRESERVE SECTIO N

I075 257 .7 20Commonwealth Bk. 4 1 502 237 211 .8 16Footscray I.T. 4 1 277 175 158.3 16Bulleen-T'stowe 3 2 412 251 164.1 12Glenroy 3 2 333 239 139.3 12University Reds 2 3 197 426 46 .2 8Monash Whites 2 3 181 468 38 .7 8Bulleen United 1 4 197 352 56.0 4*LaTrobe Reds 1 4 118 295 40 .0 4Thornbury - 5 210 470 44.7 -

JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers 5 618 338 182 .5 20De La Salle O .C. 4 1 376 176 213 .6 16West Brunswick 4 1 439 542 81 .0 16Caulfield Gr. 3 2 614 437 140.5 12Geelong 3 2 435 358 121 .8 12Reservoir O .B. 2 3 478 603 77.6 8i MHS Old Boys 2 3 367 421 87.2 4Old Paradians 1 4 283 496 57 .1 4iAlphington 1'4 397 445 89.2 -Kew - 5 296 706 42.5 -* Unregistered player May 7th .~ Four points lost for forfeit .

WPORTANT NOTES"Herald" ~~hc Ql~

~~n-abersYou may dial DIRECT to the Amateur

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

652-1892 or 652-1893If you have any difficulty, you may ring

63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1892 or1893 .

RESERVE SECTION RESULTSto be phoned toSame numbersBEFORE 3 p .m.

When phoning scores, please state firstlythe Section, the teams concerned, and thenthe winners, before giving the actual scores .

This is the responsibility of the HOMECLUB.

PRESS CORRESPONDENTThe phone number of the Press Corres-

pondent, George MeTaggart, is 53-1290 .

PRESS CORRESPONDENTSPOST REPORT EACH SUNDAY. - It i s

absolutely essential that copy be receivedby the Editor BY FIRST POST ON MONDAYEACH WEEK . Copy received after this timewill not be considered.

The only way to ensure delivery on Mon-day is to post SUNDAY - EARLY.

ADDRESS ALL MATTER FO RPUBLICATION TO

"THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER "Box 1564P, G .P.O ., Melbourne, 3001, and

not to the Editor's private address .(Use addressed envelopes provided).

EMERGENCY UMPIRES -Ring 91-6491 (Elsternwick Park)and ask for an Umpire.

TIPSTERS' TALLYSection Last Week TotalA Jim Fidge 20 76B Alf Keam 8 56C Alex. Johnson 16 84D Keith Findlay 16 40E Syd. Whitfield 20 70F Norm Nugent 12 80Jun. 1 Cliff Bastow 10 75Jun. 2 Peter Nathan 20 645 points for each winner in E Section

and Junior Section 1 .4 points for each winner in the other

Sections .

TRIBUNAL(APRIL 30th ROUND)

G. Howard (Assumption O .C .) pleadedguilty to ia charge of Istriking A . Hunter(Old Geelong) and was suspended for twomatches .

H . Veldums~(LaTrobeOedsj) was found

guilty of striking J . Bradbury (St. ;Bede'sO .C .) and suspended for two matches .

A. Peric (Kew Juniors) was found guiltyof kicking G . Aslanis (Alphington Juniors)and suspended for ten matches.

it . Benson (Reservoir Old Boys Reserves)was found guilty of striking B. Richardson(Ivanhoe Reserves) and suspended for threematches .

R . Dennis .(Kew Reserves) was found guiltyof striking A . Spillane (Old Xaverians Res-erves) and suspended for four matches .

B . Smith (Power House iReserves) wasfound guilty of striking E . Bellmaine (OldBrighton Gramm . Reserves) and suspendedfor four matches .

L. Padbury (AMP Society Reserves) wasfound . guilty of attempting to kick A. G .Clark (Beverley Hills Reserves) and suspend-ed for six matches.

S . Carr (AMP Society Reserves) was foundguilty of using abusive language to thefield umpire and suspended for one match .

PREVIEWThe A .B.C . Sporting Session from 3L O

each Friday (which commences at 6 .30 p .m .),will Include a preview of the followingdays amateur matches .

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UMPIRE'S CORNERPLAY ON - A VALUE JUDGMENT

A field umpire having blown his whistl efor a free kick may elect to cancel suchfree kick by calling "play on" . This couldbe done if in his opinion, by enforcingsuch a free kick it would be to the dis-advantage of the team receiving the freekick .

The call "play on" must be loud, clearand decisive and may be accompaniedby a visual action of the umpires' arm orarms.

The decision to call play 'on ps more oftenthan not a difficult one for the field umpireto determine instantly, and consequentlythe umpire refrains from the call.

It is possible that if an umpire calls playon and the player receiving the 'benefitfalls or slips to ithd iground and subsequentlyloses possession of the ball, many playersand, followers of the game would considerperhaps that the umpire was wrong inpenalising the team for not allowing theplayer 'to go back and take Ithe originalfree kick . Such criticism of course wouldnot flow if the player gained an advantagefor his Iteam through the umpire calling"play on" .

The outcome 'of the result of an umpire'sgood intentions can bring ia negative resultto the team offended against .

Umpires are therefore at times verycautious in cancelling free kicks and •calling"play on" . If they knew for certain thatthe ~team offended against was -absolutelyand unequivocably sure of gaining an ad-vantage they would not hesitate to call "playon" .

The following situations do not generalypose a=problem for many umpires in deter-mining play ~on :

(a) When the ball having been kicked istouched in transit;

(b) When the ball is caught !without beingtouched from a kick and has travelled lessthan 10 metres ;

(c) When a player elects to play on aftertaking a mark ; and

(d) When a player having taken a markattempts to bring the ball into play byrunning, kicking or handballing the ball inany ~direction other than over his mark . Anyplayer who "faints" ia handpass or other-%vise makes an iarm movement to handballthe ball, other than in the direction of hismark, and ithen decides to withhold the ballis regarded as attempting to bring the (ballinto play .

Umpires are continually under the micro-scope of criticism and -in the majority of in-stances destructive criticism can result froman umpire making an instant decision whichin his opinion would be advantageous tothe team offended against . His best inten-tions can go astray through no fault ofhis .

Umpiring is =a reflex action and everydecision Must be done 'on the `spur of themoment' . The vast majority of his decisionsare correct and bring no comment or criti-cism.

Umpires are only human and this fact isoften forgotten .

GET GOAL-KICKERS RIGHTPress Correspondents are remind-

ed that Goal-kickers for the matchMUST be shown in order '- highestnumber of goals first, e.g. SMITH 5,ROBINSON 4, JONES 4,,CARTER 3,BROWN 2, McDONALD, MAXWELL,etc . - NOT -BROWN 2, MAXWELL1, ROBINSON 4, McDONALD 1,SMITH 5, CARTER 3, ROBINSON 4 .Which is similar to the list of goal-kickers submitted by one club thisweek. IT WAS NOT ACCEPTED.

It is essential also that CORRECTFORMS, (which were handed out justprior to the commencement of theseason), be used, not odd sized scrapsof paper .

CHECK YOUR TEAM LISTClub Secretaries, Press Correspond-

ents and Team Managers are request-ed to check their Club's Team Listas appearing in The Amateur Foot-baller, and if there are any inaccur-acies, please submit a COMPLETENEW LIST, on the PROPER FORMas supplied at the beginning of theseason, by next Monday, MAY 23rd,to be included in the JUNE 4th issue.

Make sure your Captain and Vice-Captain are included.

Secretaries and Press Correspond-ents are particularly requested to notethat the Week-by-Week corrections toTeam Lists (except for A Section)have been discontinued.

150 UP TO HAMPTON VETERANHampton Rovers congratulate Ron Tregea r

on playing his 150th game for the clubagainst Fawkner last Saturday and as usualhe was one of our best players . Ron startedhis football with our juniors and quicklyreceived -promotion to the firsts when theclub realised his potential. A fine markand a long kick 'Tregga' has played inalmost every position and at present ishaving his best year to date. Keep, upthe good work Ron and we look forwardto many more games from a great club-man .

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"A" SECTION TEAM SCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANSCoach : Frank Goode; Res. : John Butcher1 MacDonald, R . 12 Sassella, G . 23 Hayes, G. 34 Wright, D .

2 Long, J. 13 Fox, G. 24 Lupson, G. 35 MalProy, R .

3 Lester, A. 14 Gregory, J . 25 Atchison, G . 36 Worthington, C .

4 Tamblyn, M . 15 Wilson, I . 26 Griffiths, J . (c) 37 Carroll, R .

5 Peters, M. 16 Everitt, A. 27 McArthur, R . 38 Speed, C.

6 Allen, R. 17 Clark, D. 28 Mathieson, R. '39 Bntmead, D .

7 Voyage, G. 18 McArthur, M . 29 Fletcher, G . 40 Rutledge, G.

8 Butcher, J . 19 Morphebt, B. 30 Felsernthail, D . 41 Hartley, G .

9 Dunn, D . 20 Bierwirth, P. 31 Monottl, A. 42 Collins, R .

10 Buchanan, L . 21 Watson, W. 32 Antinou, T. 43 Pickering, D .

bl Tootell, G . 22 George, T. 33 Wallace, B . 44 Goold, A .

COBURG Coach: Lance Riky; Res.: John Taylor

1 Archipow, M. 13 Cunningham, 265 Boyd, Cannons D . J . 38 Taylor, J . F .

2 Nicholson, K . S . C. V . (c)3 Seath, R . A. 14 Hutchison, M . A . 27 Elder, R . J. 39 O'Brien, P. A .

(ver) 15 Medwin, G. F. 28 Finlay, M. A. (vc)

4 Egan, M. P. 16 Liddle, I . R. 29 Woods, L. G. 40 Bilston, B . J.

5 Kilner, G . J. 17 Mann, S. 30 Green, C . R. 41 Green, M . A .

6 De Bona, A . J . 18 Sim, I . 31 Christopher, C. 42 McAuliffe, N. G .

7 Green, G . V. 19 Goulett, W . L. 32 Ingleton, I . 43 Middling, D . W .

8 Gillingham, R . P. 20 Henry, T. D. 33 Neudent, R . D. 44 Leckie, N . R .

9 Beattie, J . R . 21 Simmons, J . N. 34 Kelly, K . L. 45 Weston, A . D .

10 Palmer, W. 22 Finlay, P. J . 35 Bishop, T . 46 McCantIn, J. M .

11 Egan, M. G. 23 Clark, D. J . 36 Gardiner, G. J . 47 West, G. J .

12 12ichards, R . N. 24 McCartin, J . M. 37 Royal, H . F . 48 Buccilli, C .

DE LA SALLE Coach: Bernie Sheehy ; Res. : Colin Glover

1 McHenry, R . 12 Dunn, B . (vc) 23 Maher, P . 34 McIIroy, J .

2 Welsh, R . 13 Letson, R. 24 Muiqueen, S . 35 Bothe, J .

3 Bourke, M. 14 Beddoe, S . 25 Fitzpatrick, M. 37 McIiroy, P .

4 Perkins, K. 15 Eddy, V. 26 Fankhauser, T. 39 Crothers,T.

5 O'Donnell, R . 16 VVhitelaM1V, D . 27 Hewitt, S . 40 McDonald, P .

6 Yarwood, J. 17 Bourke, B . 28 Nugent, M. 41 Kerln, M .

7 Power, K. 18 Gordon, G. 29 Wright, S. 42 Donegan, P .

S McDonnell, P . 19 Pollard, J . 30 Dickinson, A . 43 Birrel, M .

9 Stewart, P . 20 Hale, G. 31 Heffernan, M. 44 Aldenhoven, P .

10 Halasa, R . 21 Sykes, R. 32 Groves, A. 45 SlaVtery, G .

11 Lyons, B . (c) 22 Mitchell, P . 33 Clarke, G. 46 Loft, C.(dvc)

1VtARCELLIN O.C. Coach: Ray Walsh ; Res .: Michael Butler

2 Mahon, C. (vc) 15 Denning, L. 28 O'Reilly, K . 44 W+hite, A.

3 Wilson, M. 16 Walsh, P. 29 Hurley, D. 45 Gregory, J . D .

4 Power, M. (c) 17 Jones, J. 30 Holmes, G. 46 Tucker, D .

5 Gartner, P. 18 Gartner, J . 31 Aloisio, T. 48 dvlangiafico, C.

6 Fitt, N. (dvc) 32 Frazer, S. 49 Matters, G .

7 Milaszewicz, M . 19 O'Connor, B . 34 MacDonald, P . 50 Gregory, J . D .

8 Cullinan, J . 20 Butler, M. 35 Hardy, A. 51 Toniolo, P .

10 Aloislo, F . (cr) 21 Carrucan, M. 36 Crimmins, B. 52 Cuilinan, P .

11 White, P. 23 Crimmins, J. 37 Maguire, T. 55 Najim, D .

12 Morrison, J . 24 Tursi, F. 39 Wright, I. 56 Corrie, P .

13 Cooney, B. 25 Price, C. 41 Sullivan, D. (vcr)

14 Allen P 26 Gooley, P. 43 Aloisio, C. 57 Low ry, P .

45 Symons, P.46 Gerrard, J.49 Nichol, G .50 Cassidy, P .51 Jennings, R .52 Spooner, It .54 Smith, It .55 Knowles, J .58 Cunningham, 1 .

49 Adamson, S . J .50 Cox, P. R .51 Idddle, G . J.52 Egan, M. G .53 Cox, P. It .54 Ferraro, G. N.55 Tolley, W. M .

(cr)56 O'Halloran, J . G57 Sabr1, R . D .68 Nicholson, K . S .

48 Doneg an , J .49 McGulness, R .50 Fisher, A.51 Mitchell, J.52 Kerin, A.54 Harrison, S .55 Mcliroy, A .57 George, P .60 Hill, G . (cr)

58 Caruso, A.63 Holland, Peter64 Dillon, P.66 Sartori, R .67 Hesse, P .69 Bell, P .73 Holland, Paul74 Perduto, F.86 Merrett, D .96 Aloisio, J.

NORTH OLD BOYS Coach: George Moloney; Res .: Tony Arthurson

1 Maguire, S . B. 12 Weir, P. 25 Horan, B. R. J. 4913 Kelly, T. G. 26 Crooks, S . J . 38 Conti, R. 50

(c)2 Welch, M . R. 14 Fogarty, D. E. 27 Brown, M. 39 Zabrieszach, D . 51

(vc) 15 O'Connor, B. A. 28 Curley, B . N. 40 Skahill . B. J. 52

3 She-es, M. J . 16 Hall, P . G. (cr) 41 Roy, A. 53

4 Leeack, F . A. 17 Ould, G . J. 29 Clark, W. 42 Arthurson, D. M .54

5 Wilson, G . M. 18 Murray, L . F . 30 Sleight, G. A. 43 Rohan, P. 55

6 Borcich, M. P. 19 Dillon, G. 31 Frewen, G . 44 Nelson, D. F. 56

(dvc) 20 Carroll, P . B. 32 Rovis, L. (vcr) 57

7 Robertson, N . F . 21 Wigney, S . B . 33 McGrath, J. F . 45 McCormack, 58

8 Hogan, J . P. 22 Hanneberry, 34 Doyle, P. M. F. 59

9 Kwtrolli, D. P. M. 35 Dalton, S . 46 Robbins, A. J. 60

10 Anderson, B . J . 23 Scanlon, T. G. 36 Ryan, D . F. 47 Cuffe, P . D. 61

11 Malone, A . 24 Butera, D. P. 37 Fztzpatrick, 48 JoPngF loed, 62

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Arthurson, A . J .Meredith, K . J.Sullivan, P .Maguire, B . B .Prestia, O .Haratsis, B .Hoskin, P .Kenny, V.McSweeney, P .O'Donnell, A . J .Murray, J . M.Power, E .Maffi, P .McLaren, G .


pF D TRINITY GRAMM. Coach: David Barclay ; Res . : Noel Waters1 gart, R. 15 Saunders, M. 29 Quarterman, P. 43 Dawson, W . 57 Siverson, R .

Robison, C. 16 Waters, N. (Cr) 30 Weir, T. 44 Biackney, P. 58 Hunt, P .Arrowsmith, J . 17 Bunting, P. 31 Quarterman, A . 45 Mercer, J. 59 Goold, L.

4 W : tsford, G. 18 Stephens, D. 32 Jones, G. 46 Nelson, S. 60 Fricke, J.5 peers, W. (vc) 19 Piggin, C . 33 Langley, R. 47 Friend, I . 61 Weatherson, N .Emerson, D .

Birrell, A .8 Bartley, B .9 Cook, M .

10 Fowier, G .1 Grant, S .

13 Stewart, R.3 Stockdale, S .

14 Stevenson, I .

20 Williams, C .21 Cowley, S .22 Hodges, G .23 Symington, D.24 Muir, D .25 Hodges, L.26 McKinnon, T .27 Disney, A .28 Star, M.

34 Murphy, R . 48 -Cumming, P.35 Masters, R . (vcr) 49 Coles, P .36 Beer, N. 50 Margetts, D.37 DeBoos, R. 51 Healy, P .38 Fekete, P. 52 Clingin, G .39 Day, P. 53 Stenhouse, A .40 Allan, K . 54 Douglas, W.41 Christie, B . 55 Adgemis, J.42 Emerson, S . (c) 56 Brennan, A .

32 Wall, P .66 Camilleri, R .37 Alexander, N .38 Camilleri, A .59 Rough, G.

pRMOND Coach : Ian Cameron; Assistant: Neil Le Page1 Dove, S . W.- 15 Chisholm, A. D . 28 ,Buckley, C. 42 Clark, R . M. 56 Richer, J . W .2 Wood,Roger 16 Herkess, G. It . 29 Burney, C . W. 43 Paterson, D . L. 57 Kavanagh, I . R .3 Rosengarten, T.I . 17 Hoey, P . D . 30 Lewis, M. S. 44 Keane, A. J. 58 Hay, R . K .4 Murphy, P . M. 18 Farrell, E. F.5 Jenkins, R . C. 19 Le Page, N. L .G Ladd, K. J . 20 Bourne, B. K .7 Fisher, G . J. (c)S Cameron, It . J . 21 Russ, J . I .9 H:irdham, L. A. 22 Russ, K. M .

10 Corben, B . F . 23 Naylor, A . R .(dvc) NO

11 Graham, A. E . 24 Barry, J . It .12 Foulsham, D . A . 25 Thomas, G . J .13 Purcell, P. J . 26 Fisher, I. It .14 Smyth, J. F . 27 Jones, N. F .

31 Wood, R .tay 45 Fu Gts, C . R. 59 Large, L. R .32 Carter, G . F. 46 Jackson, D . W. 60 Bartlett, I . R.33 Morris, S . P. 47 ,Marshall, G . R . 61 MacDonald ,34 Handley, G . J. 48 Meeking, J . P. D. S .35 Turner, C . S . H. 49 Camper, J . H . 62 McCallum,36 Holman, G. J . 50 Turner, G . J. P. E .37 Parisi, F. J . 51 Palmer, G . It . 63 Jacobs, A . W.38 Richardson, 52 Sandilands, It . S . 64 Harker, S . J .

P. W. 53 Hammond, J . C . 69 Crump, W. G .39 Boyanton, T. 54 Rowse, It . B.40 Anrep, R . C . 55 Humphreys,41 Osmand, G . It. A. J .

ST.. BERNARD'S O .C. Coach: Gus Mitchell ; Res.:1 Sl ;tter, V . A. 14 Thompson, P . S . 26 Phelan, R .3 Powell, M . F. 15 Considine, P . J . 27 Taylor, G .3 Fox, J. 16 Ferlazzo, M. 28 King, It . H .4 Larkins, J. F. 17 Preston, M . NO

Rackham, P. D . 18 Dalmau, P . 29 Shembrey, M .1i :nnazzo, M. P . 19 Nadzielski, H. 30 Hilbert, M .

v; ade, G . F. (c) 20 Pearson, M. 31 Smith, P.S Cahir,B . 21 Kennedy, P. 32 Caven, A .3 Hughes, B . 22 Aughton, P . G . 33 Sullivan, A .

10 Doolan, J . G . 23 Sheahan, M. G. 34 Daffey, P . J.II Davis, T. J. (cr) 35 Pearson, Peter12 Hogan, P . N. 24 Drennan, M. J . 36 O'Dea, P .! 3 ',litchell, G . P. 25 Mahoney, G . A . 37 Pearson, Paul

Terry Davis38 Sullivan, F .39 Dillon, G .40 Irvine, K.41 O'Loughlin, P .42 Chivell, It .43 Malouf, M.44 Taylor, P .45 Johnson, P .46 Hughes, J . (vc)47 Moore, S .48 Nathan, S .49 Trewin, T .50 Hughes, D .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach : Bob Beynon; Res. : Steven BurleyBooth, D. It . 14 McKinnon, A. O . 27 Atchison, D . A . 41 Best, W . D .

2 Llewellyn, D. K . 15 Hickey, B . S . 28 Hopkins, P . J. 42 Temple, M. J.3 CI :4rke, J. A. 16 Holland, G . A. 29 Knee, It . N. 43 Wood, A. It .4 Crowe, P. T . 17 Pascoe, D . W. 30 Gill, P. T. 44 Dillon, P . M . T .

Burne, N . E . 18 Beggs, D. G. 31 King, A . D. 45 Lay, P. A .NO 19 Dynon, J . N. 32 Vecehiet, It . 46 Hill, P . T.

G Champion, N. D . 20 Tracey, It . D . It . 33 Yuncken, T. F. 47 Maloney, G . W .7 Lockle, M. J . 21 Sawyer, G. It. 34 Case, It . 48 Murray, J . V.S Sintamania, P . 22 Costello, S . A. 35 Herben, G. C. 49 Mantini, R . C .9 S .:ines, G . R. 23 Cooke, M . C. 36 Larsen, J . W . A . 50 Lyons, W. F.

10 Gill, S. K. 24 Perrett, It . M. 37 Costello, A. J . 51 Appleford, P. D.I I S teele, P. W. (c) 38 Adams, M. P. 52 McIntyre, L . It .12 Fisher, A. D. 25 Birch, P. A. 39 Piazza, It . D. 53 Wood, N . C.13 Krtutil, P. It . 26 Smith, P . W. 40 S+taindl, D. J . 54 Gourlay, D. B .

UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach: Alan Salter; Res . : David MithenI Williams, S . F. 11 Tyquin, M. 22 Carey, T. 30 Sanger, A.2 Bedford, J. A. 12 Burgin, D . 23 Westmore, G . A . 31 Morrison, G . It .3 Scarcella, B. C. 1 4 Hindle, It . G . 24 Hager, It . J . 32 Wilson, D . S .

(cr) 15 Collins, R. (c) 33 Smith, H. J .4 Vivian, D . G . 16 Ellison, G . N. 25 Sleeman, M . G . 34 Christie, P. K.5 Whithead, P. 17 Jewson, G. It. 26 Schauble, P . D . 35 Moore, It . M.6 Carroll, W. S . 18 Pleydell, G . P. 27 Church, B . G . 36 Melville, It . H .7 Anderson, G . A . 19 Booth, D . J . 28 Trumble, S . T. 37 Carne, It . V .3 Taylor, It. 20 Small, D. M. (vc) 38 Harley, It.9 Nicelson, S . I . 21 Hollonds, B. P. 29 Ca rmody, J. F . 39 Debelle, G . D .


51 Tyler, K .52 Wade, P .53 Grimsey, P .54 Hughes, G .55 McNamee, B .56 O'Callaghan, W .57 Isaacs, A .58 Amott, P .59 McDonough, P .60 Hogan, T.

55 Faulkner, C .56 Burley, S . F.57 Shields, P . It .58 Salnes, R. N .59 Sceney, C. G .60 Hanna, R . J .61 Hays, P. It .62 Johnson, P . R .63 Toose, K . It .68 Curtis, It . F.74 Thomson ,

L. A . J .77 Lombard, M. S .

420 McGeeSharp,,JL

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4 .43 Standish, T. J .47 Sing, G . P .48 Dobbie, S . M.51 Dunin, A. J .54 Sammon, M . T.58 Brukner, P . D .69 Johnston, M .70 O'Conner, M.

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LAST WEEWS RESULTS

A SECTIO NOrmond 4.5 7.7 15.10 17 .14-116University Blacks 3 .1 8.6 10 :1100 15 .13-103

ORMOND : ;Bourne 4, Ray Wood, 3, Rich-ardson 3, Boyanton 2, Humphreys 2, Naylor2, Parisi. BEST : 'Naylor, Dove, ~Boyanton,Murphy, Morris, Hamley .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Hopkins 4, Llew-ellyn 3 , Hays 2, Perrett 2, Dynon 2, Birch2 . BEST : King, Lockie, Perrett, Burne, Dy-non, Hopkins.

North Old Boys 5 .8 16 .13 23.22 28 .25-193University Blues 4 .0 2.1 2.2 8.6 - 54

NORTH OLD BOYS : Ould 7, Sheales 5 ,Hall 3, Murray 3, Wilson 2, Anderson 2Horan, Robertson, Sleight, Borcich, Wigney,Gutera . BEST: Hogan, Welch, Ould, Wilson,Borcich, Leeack .

UNIVERSITY BLUES: McGee 5, Tyquin,Hager, Hindle. BEST: Pleydell, Moore, Sch-auble, Hager, McGee, Booth .

Marcellin OC 2 .5 7.10 9.12 15.15-105Old Trinity Gr 2 .6 6.7 6.11 8 .14- 62

MARCELLIN O .C . : Morrison 6, J . Crim-mins 2, Power, Merrett, Butler, P . Gartner,Mahon, MacDonald, J. 'O . Gregory . BEST:Gooley, Mahon, Morrison, MacDonald, Fraz-erPower .

OLD TRINITY : Dawson 2, Arrowsmith,Fekete, Cowley, Williams, Stewart, Peers .BEST: S . Emerson, Peers, Cook, Williams,Beer, Crittendon .

St . Bernard's OC 0 .6 3.8 11 .16 15 .16-106Caulfield Gramm . 3 .2 7.7 8.8 13.8 - 86

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Cahir 4, Davis 2Wade, Drennan, Slater, Nadzielski, Larkins,Aughton, Mitchell, Hughes, Smith . BEST:Cahir, Aughton, Slater, Hogan, Nadzielski,Smith .

CAULFIELD GRAMM . : Tootell 5, Buchan-an 2, Carroll 2, Lean, Collins, Morphet,Voyage . BEST: Morphet, Long, Goold, Mac-donald, Lester, Tootell.

De La Salle OC 1 .2 5.6 7.10 9 .15- 69Coburg 3.2 5.2 8.5 9.6 - 60

DE LA SALLE : Sykes 5, McHenry, P .Kerin, P . McDonnell, Loft . 'BEST : `McHenry,Groves, Nugent, Bothe, Donegan, P . Mc-Donnell .

COBURG: M. Finlay 4, P. O'Brien 3,Royal, M. Egan. BEST: W. Green, P .O'Brien, G . Green, Royal, M. Finlay, P .Finlay .

150 up to St. Kevin's vice-president -A . J . "Jimma-Boy" Simpson, a grand club-man

'a dashing and determined wingman

and a veteran of the 1970 and 1976 ReservesPremiership teams . Congratulations Jim onan outstanding career with the "Skobbers"and best wishes for your marriage to Jul-ienne later in the year . ,

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B SECTIO N

Old Melburnians 3.3 4.11 11 .16 15 .21-111Geelong 4.3 5.4 6.7 8.9 - 57

OLD MELBURNIANS : Cordner 5, Urqu-hart 5, Dawson 2, Stewart, Mitchelmore,Patterson . BEST: 'McMullin, Lloyd, Cordner,Gray, Mitchelmore, Urquhart .

GEELONG : Lowcock 5, Thompson, Tre-vaskis, Dowling . BEST: Wells, Lowcock,Hardiman, Colenso, Nielsen .

Monash Blues 4 .1 13.4 16.6 18 .8 -116St. Kilda CROC 2.7 4.7 6.8 8.12- 60

MONASH BLUES : Moore 7, Bergin 6, Mar-rett 2, Olding, Forsyth, Co-dham . BEST :Moore, Bergin, B . Anderson, G . Anderson,Forsyth, Black .

ST. KILDA CBOC : Waterman 3, Hinrichs2, Haddrick 2, Jennings . BEST: Drinan,Jones, Carroll, 'Hunter, McNeill, Jennings .

Old Scotch Coll 6.4 8.7 13 .13 16.18-114Reservoir OB 3.2 10.8 10.8 14.14- 9 8

OLD SCOTCH : Anderson 3, Sherwen 3,Bubb 2, Cox 2, Marx 2, Carlton, Morgan,Tallent, Thomson. BEST: Anderson, Frew,Tallent, Thomson, Hays, Bubb.

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: R. Shepherd 6,D . Scott 2, Byrne 2, Tuininga, T. Wilson,Heenan, J . Carlyle . 'BEST: R. Shepherd,McKerrow, Paulka, Dowell, Byrne, Trevas-cus .

Old Paradians 4.1 9.3 14.4 17.9 -111Old 3-Iaileybury 6 .5 8.8 11.12 12 .16- 88

OLD PARADIANS : Roe 4, J . Jordan 4 ,Duke 3, Kohut 2, Natoli 2, 1C. Hughes, 43 .Considine . BEST: Duke, Symes, Kohut, T.Considine, J . Jordan, Gilmartin .

OLD HAILEYBURY : Code 3, Houston 3,Curry 2 , Bouris, Paul, Hattam, Langford-Jones . BEST : G . Campbell, Code, Houghton,Palmer, Paul, Warnock .

Collegians 5.9 6 .12 11 .19 11 .19- 85Ivanhoe 2.0 3.3 5.6 8.6 - 54

COLLEGIANS: Bickford 2 Newton 2 ,Etherington 2, Lengyel 2, kice, Lupson,Merry . BEST: Roach, Rice, Wagstaff, Merry,T. Loder, Zent.

IVANHOE: McWhinnie 3, Stredwick 2McKernan, Hartney, Stewart . BEST : Stew,-art, Coarse, Stredwick, Hoare, Knop .

BANKER'S 100

Ray (Petrol) Petryniuk today plays his100th game for Commonwealth Bank . Afine clubman and committeeman, 'Petrol' hasshown enormous enthusiasm over the 8 yearshe'~s been with the club and a fine exampleto our younger players. His famous call of"Pace, Pace, Pace" is his trademark downat the Harry Trott and all his team mateswish him the very best and hope we canbenefit from a further 100 games.


Last Week's Results Continue dC SECTIO N

Old Carey Gram 3.3 7.9 10 .10 11 .13- 79Kew 1.4 3.5 9.10 10.13- 7 3

OLD CAREY : Whitehead 4, Cooke 3, Cur-now, Rattenbury, Bryant, Duncan . BEST :Y"ee, Cooke, Smith, Whitehead, Duncan, Cur-now.

KEW : Hinchen 4, Varney 2, Cooper, Rob-erts, Toogood, Berry. BEST: Blay, Hayes,Varney, Toogood, N . Smith, B . Smith .Old Xaverians 5 .1 9.6 13.10 15 .15-105AJAX 4.6 6.8 11 .11 15 .13-103

OLD XAVERIANS : .J . Wilton 3, Lawrenc e3, Adgemis 3, O'Sullivan 2, .Romanin, Cook-esley O'Neill, Naughton . BEST: N. WiltonO'Su$ivan, Adgemis, Romanin, Naughton

,,

Noonan .AJAX: Schulberg 5, Bialek 2, Kalmus 2,

Junkie 2, Kessel, Fayman, Korn, Bluzer.L-EST : ~ . Ritterman, Kalmus, Schulberg,Korn, Freeman, Rozen .Parkside 3.9 5.14 11 .22 13.25-103Old Ivanhoe Gr 0.1 2.4 2.4 5.7 - 37

PARKSIDE : Quaiffe 6, P . Harvey 2, How-ell 2 Gary Dryden, Biggins, Nankervis .BEST: Fitzgerald, J . Byrne, Delaney, Nan-kervis, Johnston, Skalitsis .

OLD IVANHOE : J . Constantinou 2, T. Mac-kenzie, D . Gration, Grace. BEST : D . Grat-ion, Allison, Harvey, Studd, A . Haug, Allen .UHS Old Boys 2 .4 7.15 1 t .19 13 .23-101MHS Old Boys 3.6 4.9 6.10 11 .11- 77

U .H.S . OLD BOYS : M. Walsh 7, :Chettle2 Johnson, Martini, Gray, Hume . BEST :Hume, Johnson, Blampied, Walsh, Blake,Chettle .

M .H .S . OLD BOYS : R . Evans 4, D . Lee 2,Cooper 2, Peatling, Cherry, Alloway . ,BEST :Staley, Cherry, Alloway, R . Evans, Tennant,Orchard .

Fawkner 7.3 10 .10 17.15 20.24-144Hampton Rovers 2 .3 8.7 11.10 15 .13-103

FAWKNER : Stapleton 7, F. McMahon 3 ,Duggan 3, Ward 2, Willcock 2, Teasdale,Fergerson, G . McMahon. BEST: DugganStapleton, Foley, Teasdale, Richardson,,Deans.

HAMPTON ROVERS : MacLeod 5, Spurrell4, Nash 3, Rowston, James, R . Huckett .BEST : Vickers, Thorn, Nash, MacLeod, Tre-gear, Spurrell .

CENTURY AT ROVERLANDCongratulations to Ken "Bucky" English

who played his 100th game for HamptopRovers last week. Ken has played most ofhis football in our Reserves where his roundcorner drop kicks, his controlled temper andhis ellusive play all over the field havemade him one of our most consistent play-ers . Well done Ken and we look forwardto your next "ton" .


D SECTIO NAlphington 8 .6 13.6 22.10 26 .14-170Old Brighton Gr 2.1 7.6 8.8 14.17-101

ALPHINGTON : Roberts 5, Candy 4, Whit-field 4, Williams 4, Jamieson 3, C . Shearer2, Gale, Hale, Lennox, Shaw . BEST: G .Shearer B. Shearer, Roberts, Skerry, Shaw,W hitfiel'd.

OLD BRIGHTON: McClure 5, Priestley 4,Hamilton 2, Mullett 2, Epstein . BEST :McClure, Warnock, Epstein, Simon, Lev-vey, Matthews .Old Cam'well Gr 6 .0 12.3 14.6 20 .7 -127Power House 2.3 4.7 7.12 9 .15- 69

OLD CAMBERWELL : Mullett 4 Hewit t3, Horton 3, McLardy 3, J . Steven ~, Mehan2, Vincent, P. Buchanan, Watkin . BEST: R .Mullett, Vincent, Mehan, J. Steven, Hewitt,Eades .

POWER HOUSE : Wilson 3, Booth 2, Staf-ford 2, Upton 2 . BEST: Peters, Rosewarne,Vick, Wilson, Drough, Coloe .Assumption OC 2.3 5.7 9.7 13.8 - 86LaTrobe ' Blacks 2.2 5.4 9.10 11 .13- 79

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : O'Donnell 6 ,Egan 4, Cribbes, W. Mahar, Vipond . BEST :O'Dwyer, McKee, Coates, O'Donnell, Crib-bes, Mahony .

LA TROBE BLACKS : Mackenzie 2, Wea-ver 2, O'Donohue 2, Sheehan 2, Barber,King, Graham . BEST : Drew, Rowe, King,Hast, Mackenzie, Weaver .State Bank 3.5 5 .10 11 .15 16 .22-118Old Geelong 0.1 2.4 5.4 6.5 - 41

STATE BANK: Dent 6, Inglis 2, Jeffery2, Kincaid 2, Jessup, Evans, Kirk, Owen .BEST : Wynd, Inglis, Spark, Jeffery, Mc-Stvain, Dent .

OLD GEELONG : Baillieu 3, Jonas, Pea-cock, Anderson . BEST: Baillieu, Crawford,Peacock, Whiting, Yenken, Robinson .Elsternwick 1.1 7.6 9.8 17.15-117St . Kevin's OB 6 .10 7 .14 11 .19 11 .21- 87

ELSTERNWICK: Holmes 4, Blythman 3 ,Grace 2, Dunn 2, May 2, T . [Richards, Rigg,Rosewarne, A . Ramsay . BEST: Brooks, A.Ramsay, Holmes, D . Mahony, Rosewarne,May .

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Fanning 3, P.Campbell 3, B. Campbell, ~Nettlefold, J.Corrigan, Olle, Hart . BEST : Olle, Fanning,Day, Fitzpatrick, Randles, Clement.

University Blues would like to pay hom-age to one of the unsung heroe's of Amat-eur Football in its Timekeeper Graeme Col-man . Since being recruited from CaulfieldGrammarians where he held a siimlar posi-tion for many years, Graeme is fast ap-proaching his 100 games with the "Blues"where his valuable efforts are much apprec-iated, also his attitude towards his job andthe manner in which he carries out thissometimes -thankless task is an object lessonto all at the Club . Many thanks Graeme .

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FIXTURES, RESULTS "'A" SECTIO NAPRIL 16

on 14 -'4 BNOB 32 .23 SGob 637 5

Mar119.4 1

0 7.11 UBisn 13.164

DLS 11 :12 UBlks 8 .17

APRIL 23Orin 10 .17 UBIs 9.15UBIk 20.15 Cob 16 .9NOB 20.17 CGr 14.13StB 13 .9 Mar 9 .12DLS 28 .14 OTrin 7.1 0

APRIL 30UBlk 15.14 UB1s 13 .23Orm 17 .21 OTrin 11 .11Mar 12.19 CGr 11 .15StB 26 .22 'Cob 7 .7NOB 14.13 DLS 9 .23

MAY 7NOB 12.23 Orm 8 .17UBIs 19.29 Cob 5 .6CGr 111 :15 UBlk 11 .11SGB 19 .11 OTrin 14 .11DLS 12.19 Mar 12.14

MAY 14(at Elstern. Park)

Orm 17 .14 UBik 15 .13

NOB 28 .25 UBls 8 .6Mar 15 .15 OTrin 8 .14StB 15 .16 CGr 13 .8DLS 9 .15 Cob 9 . 6

MAY 21Ormond v Marc OC

(.at Elstern . Park)North OB Uni BlacksO Trln v CoburgUni Blues v Caul GrDLS OC c St Bern

MAY 28Uni Blacks v 0 TrinCoburg v Marc OCCaul Gr v OrmondSt Bern v North OB

(at Elstern . Park)DLS OC v Uni Blues

JUNE 4O TrIn v North OBMarc OC v Uni BlacksUni Blues v St Bern

(at Eistern. Park)Caul Gr v CoburgOrmond v DLS OC

JUNE 18North OB v Marc OCU Blues v 0 TrinCoburg v OrmondSt Bern v U Blacks

DLS OC v Caul Gr(at Elstern . Park)

JUNE 25Ormond v Uni BluesUni Blacks v CoburgNorth OB v Caul GrMarcOCvSt BernO Trin v DLS OC

JULY 2U Blues v U BlacksOrmond v 0 TrinCaul Gr v Marc OCSt Bern OC v CoburgDLS OC v North O B

JULY 9North O v OrmondCoburg v Uni BluesUni Blacks v Caul GrO Trin v St BernMarc OC v DLS O C

JULY 16Ormond v UnI BlacksUni Blues v North OB0 Trin v Marc OCCaul Gr v St BernDLS OC v Coburg

JULY 23Marc OC v Ormon dU Blacks v North OB

Coburg v 0 TrinCaul Or v U BluesSt Bern v DLS O C

JULY 300 Trin v U BlacksMarc OC v CoburgOrmond v Caul GrNorth OB v St BernU Blues v DLS OC

AUGUST 6

Caul Or v 0 TrinU Blacks v Marc OCSt Bern v U BluesCoburg v North OBDLS OC v Ormond

AUGUST 13St Bern v OrmondNorth OB v 0 TrinCoburg v Caul OrU Blues v Marc OCDLS OC v U Black s

AUGUST 20Marc OC v North OBOTrinvUBluesOrmond v CoburgU Blacks v St BernCaul Gr v DLS O C

The Grounds - Where and How

Here 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 same ground as Seniors .

A SECTTONCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Oval 3, Al-

bert Park. (Train to Albert Park, or SouthMelbourne tram in Collins Street to SouthMelbourne Technical School.)

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

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : WaverleyOval, cnr . Waverley and Belgrave Roads,East Malvern . (Train to East Malvern. )

MARCELLIN OLD COLLEGIANS : IvLarcellinCollege Oval, Bulleen Road, Bulleen . (Bul-leen Tramways bus in Flinders Street tocorner of Bulleen and Thompsons Road . )

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

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

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

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

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : University Oval(Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swan-ston Street, or Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street .) .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval .(Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swans-ton Street, or Brunswick . Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street .)

Last Week's Results - Continued

E SECTIO NOld Mentonians 3.8 6.12 13.18 15 .19-109Brunswick 2.2 7.4 8.5 10.6 - 66

OLD MENTONIANS: Norton 7, Peel 4 ,L>ennett, Fisher, Maher, Bungey . BEST : Nor-ton, 'Everett, Maher, Peel, Watts, Rafter .

BRUNSWICK: Carter 5, Brown 2, Dowley ,Egan, Sheehan. BEST: Sheehan, Palmer,°Brown, Cuterjah, Johnstone, Owen .

West Brunswick 4 .5 15.7 17.7 24 .12-156ANZ Bank 2.3 2.5 5.8 5.8 - 38

WEST BRUNSWICK: P. Guatta 9, R .Brockwell 4, M . 'Schwarze 3, Dell 2, Nigro2, Fletcher, Fyffe, Lampard, Monger. BEST:R. Brockwell, P . Guatta, Ivey, Lewis, Pit-cher, Walsh .

ANZ BANK: Towan 3, Donnellan, Vigus .BEST : Baker, Daykin, Donnellan, Harnetty,Thompson, Towan .

North Brunswick 6 .3 11 .12 13.19 18 .23-131AMP Society 2 .4 2.6 5.14 6 .15- 51

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Dimarco 3, S . Gib-bons 3, Ricketts 3, Kenny 3, Kokkinopoulos2, Hughes 2, Spiby, Campbell. BEST: Fox,Hughes, Dimarco, R . Payne, Kenny, Spiby .

AMP SOCIETY: I . Henderson 3, Parkin-son, Gates, O'Rourke . BEST: Anderson,Scott, Parkinson, Brown, Nicholls, McKen-zie.

Beverley Hills 9.8 14 .11 18 .19 21 .27-153National Bank 1 .0 4.4 5.4 10.5 - 65

BEVERLEY HILLS : BEST: Allan, Butter-worth, Egan, Holly, C . (McCrory, Taylor.

NATIONAL BANK: Allen 3, Reeves 2,Andrews 2, Jenkinson 2, Ryan . BEST: Had-ley, Allen, Jenkinson, Reeves, Andrews,Phillips .Heatherton a by e

Congratulations from everyone at PowerHouse to Peter Drough who plays his 50thV .A .F .A . game against Alphington today.Since graduating from our junior ranks,Peters strong play and never-say-die spirit,has seen him as a regular back pocket orhalf back flanker in the seniors. As asocial committee member Peter puts inmany hours off the field and is one of ourbest clubmen . His recent marriage to Kathydid not stop him from being best on theground on his wedding day - what morecan any club ask . Well done Pete and wehope to see you at'Power House for a longtime to come .

Deputy vice-captain and "Mine Host" ex-traordinary, John Olle, plays his 50th gamefor St . Kevin's today . John's dynamic andfearless play in the vital centre positionhas been a great inspiration to the teamboth this year and last and has doubtlessgiven coach Alan great satisfaction . Welldone 01!

F SECTIONC'wealth Bank 1.3 3.6 12.8 17 .13-115Glenroy 2.3 3.5 6.8 7.12- 54

C'WEALTH BANK : T. Dick 4, Carroll 3 ,M. Reid 3, Brown 2, Keating 2, N. McGreg-or, Myers, W. McCrimmon . BEST: Dick,N . Carroll, Foletti, D . Thomas, G . Taylor,Borrack .

GLENROY: G. Ford 5, I . Broomfield,Wortherspoon . BEST: M. Trevaskis, A . K .White, K . Ross, Wotherspoon, Lind, Buha-giar .

Thornbury 2.9 6.12 12.17 18 .21-129University Reds 2.0 6.3 8.4 9.5 - 59THORNBURY: R. Liversidge 5, Lucas 4 ,

Wilson 2, M. Staff 2, Hayman 2, Rade-maker, Bennett, Azzolini . BEST: R. Liversidge, Burrows, M . Staff, Scott, Lucas, Flan-nigan .

UNIV . REDS : Sturm 4, Dagley 3, WestonSchauble. BEST : Long, Morton, ~Dagley, Kan-aris, Sturm, McNaughton .

Bulleen-T'stowe 2.4 5.8 11.17 14.19-103St . Be-de's OC 5.3 1 0 .6 11.6 14.9 - 93

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Goalkickers ,Best Players not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday.

ST . BEDE'S O .C . : Allen 7, Turner 3, Cec-chi, Fogarty, Evans, McCormack . BEST : Fog-arty, Turner, Roberts, Mulcahy, McCormack,Allen .

LaTrobe Reds 5 .2 8.4 11 .8 12 .10- 82Monash Whites 0 .0 1.5 3.9 4.11- 35

LA TROBE REDS : Butler 4, Raynor 2,Stray 2, Kleeman, Oates, Heath . BEST:Butler, Kleeman, Raynor, Oates, Sauer,Stray.

MONASH WHITES: J. Josem 2, B . DePace, R . Oldham . BEST : Goy, McLennan,Rosenhain, Curtain, Ludeman, Sauer .

Bulleen United 2 .4 7.9 11.10 15 .14-104Footscray I.T. 2.2 6.4 11.10 12 .11- 8 3

BULLEEN UNITED: Gheller 3, V . Harvie2, Bowden 2, Benton 2, Jeffs 2, Lillie,Porter, Divirgilio, Macaulay. BEST: Flint,Morley, Divirgilio, Viney, Macaulay, PeterArcher .

FOOTSCRAY I .T . : Ferguson 5, Tregillis,Moore, Carr, Leonard, Abramczyk, Baulch,Murrell . BEST: Cobby, Scobie, Hoyne, Flet-cher, Ferguson, Johanson .

150 GAMES AT ALPHINGTO NLast week one of the best clubmen to

don and Alphington jumper Bob "Mummy"Humor played his 150th game. Bob has beenan example as a player and committeemanto all members of,the club . Thanks "Mummy"- may there be many more good gamesfrom you in the future .

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Last Week's Results ContinuedJUNIOR SECTION 1

University Blacks 23.23-161Coburg 6 .14- 50UNIV. BLACKS: Sutton 8, Smale 4, Ho f

3, Stevenson 2, Curtis 2, Beggs, Hickey,McCarthy, Young . BEST: Keys, Williams,Sutton, Stevenson, Hickey, Smale .

COBURG : Kilter 2, Burton 2, Altis, Pur-cell . BEST: Kilner, !Neivandt, Cleary, Ed-wards, Sproat, Middlink .

University Blues 3.5 7.13 12.15 16 .21-117Mon. University 5.5 7.7 13.10 14 .11- 95UNIV. BLUES: Trigg 4, Tate 3, Hubbar d

3, Phimister 2, Dess 2, Carey, Foster . BEST :Hubbard, Wright, Trigg, Milford, Carey,Foster .

MONASH UNIV. : Rodger 5, Hodge 3,Rosendale 2, Craig, Nelson, Giles, Swan-son . BEST: Grutzner, Hodge, Armstrong,Rodger, Zimmermann, Rosendale .

Ivanhoe 6.5 11 .8 16.15 18.18-126Old ,Scotch Coll 2.5 7.8 10.11 15.15-105

IVANHOE: Woolfe 8, Smyth 4, Bivian o2, Vernon, Watts, Buckley, Kearney . BEST :Woolfe, Beith, Smyth, Warty, Watts, Bre-win .

OLD SCOTCH: Alexander 5, Reeves 5,Akam 2, Forsyth 2, Martin . BEST: Alex-ander, eeves, Carylye, Melville, Martin,Bell .

North Old Boys 4 .5 13.12 17.18 21 .23-149Ormond 3.5 5.7 9.13 12 .16- 88

NORTH OLD BOYS : Gamble 6, Russo 5 ,Bessell 4, Gregg 2, Harders 2, Sanzin,Beckley . BEST : Randles, Gamble, P . Ryan,Demarte, Russo, Bergin .

ORMOND: McDonald 3, Holds%vorthMarshall 2, Kelly 2, Bosch 2, Hartland .BEST : Morris, Holdsworth, Bosh, McDon-ald, Hartland, Rose .St. M ernard's ~OC a by e

CHANGES OF SECRETARIESOR ADDRESSE S

BEVERLEY HILLS - A. F. McCrory,129 Beverley St ., East Doncaster3109 . - Phone 842-3793 .

BULLEEN UNITED - New Address- Unit 4, 28 Wimba Ave., Kew3101 . - Phone 80-2358 . (Day 63-6121, Ext . 227) .

OLD SCOTCH COLL . - New phonenumber - 528-2978.

OLD XAVERIANS - New address- 2 Howard St., Kew 3101 -Phone 86-9896 (Day 654-4633 o r350-1222) .

P,age 18

JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers 6 .4 12 .7 15.10 18 .13-121Geelong 2.4 3.8 6 .12 10 .14- 74

HAMPTON ROVERS : Moore 6, Cole 3 ,Cervi 3, Morecroft 3, Tabram, ;Ketis, Thomp-son . BEST: Thompson, Moore, Campbell,Morecroft, Harder, Cole .

GEELONG : Morrow 6, Jennings, Taylor,Dodds, Gardiner. BEST: ,Syddall, Nurzenski,Jennings, Gardiner, Tripodi, Innes-Iron .

Caul fi eld Gramm 2.3 9 .11 11 .13 19.23-137Aiphington 4 .5 4.5 9.11 9 .11- 6 5

CAULFIELD GRAMM. : Fielden 5, Giotsou4, Meadows 3, Wilson 3, Cooney 2, Strag-nau, Templeton . BEST: Cooney, Reid, Field-en, Bierwirth, Kerr, Giotsou .

ALPHINGTON : Courts 3, Aslanis 2, FarryCurtis, Cree. BEST: Farry, Bonzzi,Amiento, Travaglini, Curtis, Radford .

West Brunswick 2 .2 2.6 7.8 11.9 - 75Old Paradians 1 .2 5.4 6.9 9.14- 6 8

WEST BRUNSWICK : Pretty 4, Leatham2, Maddern 2, Marcos 2, Rutledge . BEST :

ates, Holley, Madden, Pretty, Rutledge,Schwarze .

OLD PARADIANS : Wyatt 3, Butcher 2Di Paolo 2, N . Hughes, Russell . BEST :Russell, N . Hughes, Di Paolo, Wyatt, But-cher, Komisarczyk .

Reservoir OB 5 .8 9.11 16.20 17.23-125Kew 2.1 10.4 12.5 17.9 -11 1

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Rider 4, Allen4, Gerson 3, Truefeldt, Franklin, Blewitt,Rist, Smith, Kennedy . BEST: Truefeldt,Smith, Allen, Tobin, Bramham, Franklin .

KEW : Dale 4, Carbone 4, Wheeler 3, Liuzzi3, CaiaSa 3 . BEST: Not supplied .MHS Old Boys forfeited to De La Salle O .C.

100 GAMES TO OLD CAMBERWELLRUCKMA N

All at Old Camberwell would like to con-aratulae "Butch" McCallum on playing his100th game this week against Old Geelong .Butch has been associated with the clubfor many years and has established him-self as one of -the best ruckmen ever to donthe Old Camberwell colours . Much of oursuccess last year was directly attributableto his great work in the ruck and alongwith his •uncanny ability to lurk in the for-ward pocket and kick several goals perweek, this has made him the great playerhe is today . This season Butch has foundit extremely difficult to find the time toplay but much to our relief and joy he nowseems, at east to a degree to have over-come this problem . Congratulations Butchand we sincerely hope to see many moregames from you in the future.


Last Week's Results Conti nA RESERVE SECTIO N

Ormond 2.3 4.6 6.7 7.b0- 52University Blacks 2.3 3.3 5 .7 6.7 - 43ORMOND : Fitts 2, Handley 2, R . Hum-phreys, Holman, Farrell . BEST: Fitts, Hoey,Crump, Handley, McCallum, Burney .

UNIV . BLACKS : Best 2, Temple 2, Caiafa,Lombard . BEST: Larsen, Lombard, Tracey,Dillon, Sceney, Temple .North Old Boys 2 .3 7.6 8.10 11 .13- 79University Blues 0 .5 0.5 3.5 5.6 - 36

NORTH OLD BOYS : Cuffe 2, Malone 2 ,Power 2, Maffi, Ryan, Godfrey, McCormack,Clark . BEST : Maguire, Clark, Maffi, IIara-isis, Crooks, Power.

UNIV. BLUES : Clarke 2, Collins, Bedford,Scarcella . BEST: Anderson, Bedford, Hamil-ton, Harley, Waterson, Clarke .Marcellin OC 1 .4 6.6 11 .9 16 .12-108Old Trinity Gr 2.2 3.3 4.5 5.5 - 35MARCELLIN O .C .: J. D. Gregory 8 ,Wright 2, Maguire, Curtin, Bell, M. Dillon,B. Crimmins . 4BEST: Jones, J . D. Gregory,Paul Holland, J . Aloisio, J . Hesse, Curtin .OLD TRINITY : Birrell 2, Siverson, Wilk-es . fBEST: ;Mercer, Clingin, G . Hodges, Wilk-c s, Birrell, Coles .St . Bernard's OC 3.4 12 .12 15 .12 22 .17-149Caulfield Gramm 0 .6 2.7 5.8 6.8 - 44ST. BERNARD'S O .C. : F . Sullivan 6, PeterPearson 5, Johnson 3, P . Wade 2, Chivell2, Taylor 2, Hogan, Bonthorne . BEST: Tay-lor, A. Sullivan, Chivell, Sheahan, Irvine,Johnson .

CAULFIELD GRAM. : Antonieu 2, Worth-ington 2, Malfroy, Knowles . BEST'

Champion G ., Rodriquez, Monotti, Ever-it, Worthington .

De La Salle OC 2.3 9.7 13.9 16 .16-112Coburg 3.6 3.7 4.12 5 .12- 42DE LA SALLE : Clarke 4, Slattery 3, Mc-Ilroy 2, George 2, Stewart, A . Kerin, Mc-Donald, O'Donnell, Mitchell . BEST: Slattery,McDonald, Mcllroy, Clarke, O'Donnell, Rap-one .

COBURG : Henry 4, Weston . BEST: Henry,Goullet, Tolley, Archipow, Weston, Seath .

B RESERVE SECTIO NOld Melburnians 5 .6 6.12 10 .16 12 .20- 92Geelong 2.1 6.5 8.6 9.6 - 60OLD MELBURNIANS :Pitts 4, D . Wallacee2, J . Batton 2, Miller 2 Guest, Gunnsberg .BEST : Pitts, J. Batton, Jalland, D . Wallace,Ristrom, Gunnsberg.

BowdE Candle, Ross BESTe Lond e, Elliston,Poulton, Foster, Bowd .St. Kilda CBOC 1 .3 6.5 9.7 12 .10- 82Monash Blues 1 .2 4.2 4.6 7.7 - 49ST . KILDA CBOC: O'Connell 3, Danckert3, Nicklen 2, J . White, Girdwood, Mathe-son, Blakely . -BEST: Esmonde, Girdwood,Halpin, Glynn, Nicklen, Broomhall .

MONASH BLUES : De Young 3, Cash 2,Moot 2 . BEST : Scott, De Young, Connop,Kiernan, Swanston, Shea .Reservoir OB 2.6 3.6 5.11 6.11- 47Old Scotch Coll 1.4 1.7 3.9 4.15- 39RESERVOIR O.B . : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

OLD SCOTCH : Kiel 2, Barr, Wallace-Smith . :BEST: Caithness, Robertson-Smith,Drummond, Human, Welch, Kiel .Old Haileybury 7.4 13.6 15.7 15.7 - 97Old Paradians 3 .2 5.3 7.7 10 .13- 73OLD HAILEYBURY: Brewer 4, Payne 3 ,Metherall 2, Cracknell 2, P . Poole 2, Moss,McQueen . BEST: Brewer, McQueen, Payne,S . Poole, Thomson, Wise .

OLD PARADIANS: P . Carroll 2, Rowlands2, Mount 2, Hart, Van Harten, McCormack,McCarthy . BEST : McCormack, Mansfield, M .Tahnson, Hart, Mount, Van Harten .Ivanhoe 2.1 7.6 7.8 11 .9 - 75Collegians 4.1 5.4 9.9 10.12- 72IVANHOE : Dudman 3, Simpson 2, Kilpat-rick 2, Rotar, J . Jones, Field, Docherty,.BEST: Bourke, Simpson, Berry, Wood,George, Dudman .

COLLEGIANS : Purdue 2, Parsons 2, Teals2, Cartledge, Nethersole, ay, Evans . BEST:Purdue, Parsons, Nethersole, McDonald,R .chards, Wright .

YOUNG VETERAN "UNITED" CENTURYBulleen United congratulates Ian Cairns

who this week plays his one hundredthgame for the club . In six years Ian whois only twenty-two years old, has won BestClubman - 1973, Most Improved - 1974,Reserves Best and Fairest - 1976. Heoached the Under 15'-s team in 1974 and

the Senior Reserves in 1976 . This year asVice President of Football, Social Committee~Iember, Property Steward and First Eigh-ieen player, Ian is as deeply involved as<ver . All at Bulleen take this opportunityto thank him for his considerable time andeffort.

TWO TONS AT $T. KILDASt. Kilda :CBOC congratulates John "Jock"

O'Connell and Chris 'Bazza" Halpin . Jockplayed his 100th game against Monash lastweek and led his side to a~ood win . Hehas been a hard worker both on and offthe field, and this year was appointed cap-tain of the Reserves. Bazza plays his 100thgame today and it is only injuries and anenforced holiday that has stopped himreaching this achievement earlier in his longcareer. Bazza has also been a hard workeroff the field and this year he's editor of"The Saint" . All at St . Kilda expect an-other 100 games from both of them .


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Last Week's Results -- Continued

C RESERVE SECTIONKew 4.3 8.5 11.11 15 .13-103Old Carey Gram 3.2 4.3 4.3 8.3 - 51

KEW: Duvergier 6, O'Dowd 4, Fekete 2 ,Davy, Mullin, Gevau . BEST : O'Dowd, Mul-lin . Walker, Rose, Campbell, Duvergier .

OLD CAREY: Hearn 3, C. Anderson ,Brockwell, Armstrong, Pryor, Manning.BEST: M. Clark, Hearn, Sims, Armstrong,Pryor, Comer.

Old Xaverians 2 .3 6.7 12.9 14 .11- 95AJAX 3.0 5.3 6.4 10.5 - 65

OLD XAVERIANS: Pucilowski 4, Quinn3, M. Eichorn 3, Fraser 2, Marguccio,Barrett . BEST : Sholley, W. Eichorn, M .Eichorn, Fitt, Powell, Marguccio.

AJAX : Jurberg 2, Eizenberg 2, L. Sack-v,lle 2, Rozenbes, Baron, Hoffman Nankin .BEST: Gizenberg, Dudakou, Jurberg, D .Sackville, Hoffman, Smith .

Parkside 3A 6 .9 11.13 17 .15-117Old Ivanhoe Gr 1 .2 1.3 1.6 2.6 - 18

PARKSIDE : Wiseman 6, Gleeson 2, Hen-nessy, Fletcher, Philpott, D . Clarke, Fras-er, Sing, Riordan, Demaniel, Bertucci . BEST :Hennessy, Wiseman, Demaniel, Harrell, Flet-cher, Philpott .

OLD IVANHOE: Kadar 2 . BEST : Kelsey,Hogan, "Peterson, Pickering, Kadar, I . Ed-lin .MHS Old Boys 5 .3 10 .10 12 .14 20 .16-136UHS Old Boys 1.1 2.2 3.7 3.7 - 25

M .H .S . OLD BOYS : Hallet 4, Quinn 4 ,1 . Evans 3, I . Turner 3, P. ~Scott 3, J .Lawler, Whitmore, Wilson . BEST: I .Evans, Price, Hallet, Quinn, Jones, Wilson .

U.H .S . OLD BOYS : Reid, Mercer, Poulter .BEST: McKenzie, Toleman, Hunter, 'Bain,Poulter, Reid .

Fawkner 7.4 16 .8 24.10 25 .16-166Hampton Rovers 3 .0 3.1 5.2 12.5 - 77

FAWKNER : Chard 7, Trapani 4, Nenna 3 ,Gosewinckle 3, McNee 2, Shannon 2, T .Teasdale, Cash, Robinson, Forristal . BEST:Cash, Robinson, Chard, Forristal, Nenna,T. Teasdale .

HAMPTON ROVERS : Burns 3, K . English2, •Combe 2, Naumoff, A . Morecroft, Hurst,,Cave, Nadjecki . BEST: Nadjecki, Burns,Cave, Lane, Combe, A . Morecroft .

DOUBLE CENTURY AT ALPHINGTON

Today one of Alphington's great player sDoug "Ernie" Adams plays his 200th game .Son of a former champion, Doug has dis-played the same attributes as Perc, both be-ing wonderful ball players with neat disposal .Most of Doug's games have been played onthe wing, and with a-little luck we may seemany more . Well done Doug from all atAlphington .

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D RESERVE SECTIO NOld Brighton Gr 1 .6 4.8 6 .12 10 .15- 75Alphington 1 .0 2.1 5 .2 5.7 - 37

OLD BRIGHTON : Bellmaine 6, Kelleway2, Gillham, Watkins. BEST : Johnston, Bell-maine, Kelleway, Paroissien, Gartner, Smak .

ALPHINGTON : Hayes 2, Plumpton 2, Gale ,Humm, Mallon . BEST : Jennings, Ermacora,Williamson, Jones, Liberman, Harris .

Power House 2.3 6.5 8.9 14.9 - 93Old Cam'well iGr 3 .6 5.8 6.11 7 .16- 5 8

POWER HOUSE : Dakin 6, O'Connor 3,Alcock 2, Guise, Gleeson, Sibra . BEST :Fitzsimmons, Dakin, Guise, Angelli, Pul-len, Mason .

OLD CAMBERWELL: I . MacRae 2, Kelly2, Rawling 2, Moran . BEST: A . MacRae, I .MacRae, Young, P . Steven, Cottrell, Moi•an .

Assumption DC 2.0 4.2 7.2 10 .4 - 64LaTrobe Blacks 0.4 1.4 3.5 3.6 - 24

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL. : Shaw 4, Fitz2, Commadeur, S . Daly, Poynton, Catanese .BEST: Fitz, Kelly, W . Daly, Shaw, O'Brien,Holmes .

LA TROBE BLACKS : T. Groenewegen,Patrick, Farrar . BEST: !Smith, Prosser, Bar-cellona, Patrick, Hughes, J. Groenewegen .

State Bank 2.5 4.9 6.13 8 .15- 63Old Geelong 0.0 1 .3 1 .4 2.6 - 1 8

STATE BANK : Linehan 3, Jenkins 2, M2th-ieson, Murphy, Smith . BEST : Thane, Allot,Noviello, Linehan, Jenkin, Truscom .

OLD GEELONG: Fullerton, Marshall .BEST: Marshall, L . Officer, Fullerton, Col-man, R . Kearney, Hobday .

St . Kevin's OB 5.7 7.10 11 .15 13 .16- 94Elsternwick 0t0 6.1 6.1 12.5 - 77

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Martin 3, Gave n3, T . Griffin 2, Noonan 2, Phibbs, Nolan,Hawkins . BEST: T. Griffin, Phibbs, Book-ham, Ghiri, S . Davey, Gaven.

ELSTERNWICK : McIntosh 5, P . Mahony3, Allen, Stevens, Lanigan, Keenan . BEST :P . Mahony, McIntosh, Patience, D . Perkins,Cochrane, Curtain .

Congratulations to Graeme Taylor who to-day plays his 50th game for CommonwealthBank . After beginning as a dashing half-back flanker his dash has recently been uti-lised in the ruck and the Bank has beenmuch the richer for the move . The dashthat he does have, we think, can be attri-buted to his constant diet of 'Big Mac's' .

Thornbury members would like to offerRobert "Jezza" Bradbury their congratula-tions on his celebrating his 50th game lastSaturday. His consistency and dedicationat training has ensured his regular selectionin the team. Once again we say, well doneJezza, may you play on to your 100th game.


Last Week's ResultsE RESERVE SECTION

Old iMentonians 3.0 9.1 10.2 13.8 - 86Brunswick 2.3 4.7 6.9 7.10- 52

OLD MENTONIANS : Ericksen 4, Eaves 3 ,B . McKinlay 2, J . Fitton, Shorten, Turn-bull, Sharp . BEST: Sharp, :B . McKinley,Brockway, Clough, Green, Ericksen .

BRUNSWICK: Gillett 2, Edge 2, Maloney .BEST: Maloney, Anderson, Howley, Liddy,i „ilet.te, Prescott .West Brunswick 1.1 7.2 8.4 10.9 - 69ANZ Bank 1 .6 2 .8 5.14 5 .15- 45

WEST BRUNSWICK: White 4, Oakley 2 ,Rossitto 2 Sturgess, Vazquez . BEST: Beau-mont, Dagg, Johnson, Oakley, Vazquez,White .

A .N .Z . BANK : Jackson 2, Birkenfelds,Peter Orchard, Pecora . BEST: Birkenfelds,Boyle, Fehring, Hurd, Jackson, Peter Orch-ard.North Brunswick 3 .3 5.6 6.12 9 .12- 66AMP Society 2 .0 3.3 4.5 7.7 - 49

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Archibald 2, Man-ias 2, Trotter 2, Raleigh, Miller, Davies .1 .1:ST : Manias, Raleigh, Archibald, Davies,Brekke, Carlyon .

A .M.P. SOCIETY: Pottenger, Ferrall, Reed,P. Henderson, OSullivan, Mercier . BEST :O'Sullivan, Pottenger, Mercier, Caddick,Heywood, Ferrall .Ucverley Hills 6.7 7.11 9 .16 15 .20-110National Bank 0 .0 3.3 5.3 5.5 - 35

BEVERLEY HILLS : BEST: ~Butterworth ,Chandler, Clark, Fleming, Goers, Holly .

NATIONAL BANK : Winzar Borserio, Daly,Freeman, Campbell . BEST : Borserio, Wilkes,Phillips, Pritchard, Grantham, Hart.Heatherton a bye

THE BLACK LISTMissed Publication deadline (Seniors and

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

MHS OLD BOY SFailed to phone Final scores

Office before 5.30 p .m. - FineLARS .

COBURGPARKSIDEGEELONG JUNIORSCOBURG RESERVES

to H eraldSIX DOL-

Failed to phone Final scores or Detailsto Press Correspondent before 6 p .m. -Fine SIX DOLLARS .COBURGPARKSIDEGEELONG JUNIORSCOBURG RESERVESPhoned Incorrect Scores

DOLLARS .GEELONG JUNIORSKEW JUNIORS -

- Fine THREE

ContinuedF RESERVE SECTIO N

C'wealth Bank 2.3 4.6 4.8 9.10- 64Glenroy 0.0 3.0 4.4 4.4 - 28C'WEALTH BANK : Jorgensen 3, Mehmet

3, Athans, Lay, Patternoster. BEST: Albans,Kimpton, Patternoster, B . Hunt, Mehmet,Papadopoulos.

GLENROY : M. Gulliver 2, W . Trevaskis,Judd . •BEST: Murphy, Wakeling, Stockdale,Crosilla, Day, Judd .University Reds 2.4 3.6 5.9 5.12- 42Thornbury 2.2 2.4 2.6 4.1,0- 34

UNIV. REDS: Garriga 3, Trowbridge, Zog-raphou . BEST : Bullen, Garriga, Gavens,Zographou, Wilkie, Logan .

THORNBURY : W. Burrows, I . Griffett,B. Prendergast, R . Castagnini . BEST: G .Aburrow, J . Pietsch, R . Bradbury, R . Mc-Mahon, Polkinghorne, J . Corrusa.St. Bede's DC 2 .2 3.5 5.5 9.5 - 59Bulleen-T'stowe 2 .1 3.4 6.4 6.11- 47ST. BEDE'S O .C . : J . I . Powell 5, Hah n2, A . Hester, O'Rourke . BEST: J . I . Powell,Clough, A . Hester, Negri, Campbell, Zuc-cala .

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Goalkickers,Best Players not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday .Monash Whites 0 .2 4.4 5.5 8.8 - 56LaTrobe Reds 1 .3 5.3 7.4 7.7 - 4 9MONASH WHITES : S . Chisholm 4, A . DePace, Bull, Leahy, Kounadis . BEST: S . Chis-holm, Manchester, McDonald, Broxham,'Hampton, Lingham.

LA TROBE REDS : Hall 4, Ginnivan 2,Hambly. BEST : Hall, Whiteside, Delahunty,Martin, Twomey, Ryan .Footscray S .T. 5.1 5.6 9.6 13.9 - 87Bulleen United 1 .1 1.5 2.7 4.8 - 32FOOTSCRAY I .T . : Cusak 3, Dilks 2, Matt-hews 2, Beecroft 2, Smith, Butler, Miller,Martin . BEST : .Baddeley, Miller, Dilks,,Smith, Sudari, Trewin .

BULLEEN UNITED: Turner 2, Petch, R.Bryant . BEST: ,Black, Matlock, R . Bryant,Muir, MacLeod, McNeil .

IVANHOE SPEEDSTER MAKES THE "TON"Graham Warry plays his 100th game withIvanhoe against old Paradjans today .

"Wazza" has been around for many yearsand during that time he spent two seasonsat Fitzroy, but he came back to Ivanhoekeener than ever to do well for his club .Known for his turn of speed, which hasturned defence into attack many times,"Wazza" excels at keeping fit to maintainhis keen attitude in Amateur Football . Hiseasy-going nature is one aspect of his pop-ularity which stands him in good stead forhis future at Ivanhoe . Congratulations Gra-ham on your ',ton' and let's hope that yourgame today helps Ivanhoe to -another wi ntoc`vards the '77 flag .


TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRESOn ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown . Seniors and Juniors at

p .m . Reserves at 11 .45 a .m. Umpire for Reserves game shown in brackets.

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A SECTIO NOrmond v Marcellin O.C . (at Elsternwick

Park) - Gow . Goal : Van Der Kaay, Paiz-is (Burke) .

North Old Boys v University Blacks -Keily . Goal : Watson . * (Ball) .

Old Trinity Gramm . v Coburg - Mead .

Goal : Macdonald, * (Harkin) .University Blues v Caulfield Gramm. - C.

Nichol . Goal : Murray, * (Kitch) .De La Salle O .C . v St . Bernard's O .C. -

Rowell . Goal : Hillier, Peters (Booth) .

B SECTIO NOld Melburnians v Reservoir O .B . - Rowe .

Goal : Hateley, Ahlm (Burridge) .Monash Blues v Geelong - Dodds . Goal :

Jenner, Randles (Connell) .Old Scotch Coll . v Collegians - Hindle.

Goal : Taylor, Malcolm (Woodruff) .St. Kilda CBOC v Old Haileyburians -

Wills . Goal : Dunstan, Stratton (Hinton) .Ivanhoe v Old Paradians - G . IM. Simpson .

Goal : G . C . Simpson, Stewart (Henry) .

C SECTIO NKew v Parkside - Jenkin (Holst) .Old Xaverians v Old Carey Gramm . - Grubb

(Middleton) .Old Ivanhoe Gramm, v Hampton Rovers -

McInnis (Prideaux) .A.J .A.X. v U.H.S. Old .̀Boys - Field

(Budge) .Fawkner v M.H .S . Old Boys - Goodman

(Forster)

D SECTIONOld Brighton Gramm . v Assumption O .C. -

Maebus (Williams) .Power House v Alphington - Mason (Min-

son) .La Trobe Blacks v Elsternwick - King

(Brisbane) .Old Camberwell Gramm . v Old Geelong -

Power (Trevellyan) .St . Kevin's O .B . v State Bank -** (Rad-

ford) .E SECTIO N

Old Mentonians v North Brunswick - Ryan(Clement-Smith) .

West Brunswick v Brunswick - Halbish(Speechley).

A .N .Z . Bank v National Bank - Jennings(Woolley).

Heatherton v ?Beverley Hills - Mannix(Henderson) .

A .M .P . Society a bye .

F SECTIONCommonwealth !Bank v Bulleen-Templestowe

- 'Muller (D. Smith) .University Reds v Glenroy - Grace (Trow) .St . Bede's O .C . v Footscray IT . - John-

ston !(Lucas) .

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Thornbury v Monash Whites - Cavanagh(Magnusson) .

Bulleen United v La Trobe Reds - Sharpe(Pekin) .

JUNIOR SECTION 1Coburg v Ivanhoe - J . Smith .Monash University v University Blacks -

Blair-Holt .Old Scotch Coll . v Ormond - Cogdon .North Old Boys v St . Bernard's O.C. -

McMahon .University 'Blues a bye.

JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers v De La Salle O .C. -

Lowe .Caulfield Gramm . v Geelong - Peake .

M.H .S . Old Boys v Kew - Cunneen .Alphington v West Brunswick - * *Reservoir O.B . v Old Paradians - Tracey .

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