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SATURDAY, 2nd JULY, 1960 Price 6d.

Next Week's. Fixtures

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CESSNOCK v. MAITLAND WARATAH MAYFIELD v. SOUTH NEWCASTLE CENTRAL NEWCASTLE v. WESTERN SUBURBS

LAKES UNITED v. NORTHERN SUBURBS TORONTO v. KURRI KURRI

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Stan Gill made a welcome return to form last week with.:-North. It is pleasing to see this big winger again in top grade as he is certainly a crowd pleaser with his hard running.

Leaving bachelor days behind, Jim Forrester, well known with South Club. Jim today weds Anne· Davies, best wishes from all.

If keenness counted, Wally Suther-· land, Waratah prop forward would bein a class all of his own. Alwaysin great condition, he is the type ofplayer any club is proud of.

Comp. conducted by Maitland last §aturday was won by Mr. Weliings,c/o. Western Suburbs, ticket No. 2005.

Playing his first game today since being injured on 30th April is Mait­�and five eight "Gus" Ryan.

Neil Hancock is helping to solve North's goal kicking problem. Last week he -scored five, one from the side line being extra good.

John Campbell must be given full marks for keenness. John has played in many positions in both South re­serve and third grade sides, besides doubling up on at least two ocqasions.

Mick Platts is continuing to show good form· as centre with North re­s -rv_es. His game last week played a , ·g part in their win.

Des Cullen Kurri's half bac.:: proving an able replacement fa:- _ jured player Joe French. Des � been a very handy .utility player =--·

ing played first grade football � centre, lock, five eighth and now :___ back.

Reserve grade coach for Cess L. Roach, is convinced that hiswill force its way into the semi-:!i::z:..;new that it has struck the formit ls ca.pable of playing.

West diminutive 5/8, Ivan Legg: is doing a good job with the Ullc-12 schoolboys. Whilst they are yet -­win a game, Ivan has them as kee::. as himself on Rugby League, whi:::. after all is what a lot have yet -· learn-the game is the thing.

The Kurri Third grade team _ equal fourth on the points table � Lakes and today's ,match betwee::: these teams should prove an ente:-­taining ganie. The Kurri team :: playing attractive footba-ll ·and a wt: today will make it a strong contendc: for a semi-final position.

Back after a few weeks off, dtl: to injury, Billy 'Giles Waratah hal: back, quickly hit top form in th:; game against North last week. _ tireless worker all the time, his tr­was a fitting reward .to his persever­ance.

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NORTHERN SUBUims Hoyal aiid Sky Blue Bars

F'ull-baclc: 1-N. IlnncockThree-quarters:

�-S. Gill

•I-L. How,litcll Halves:

11-N. ,vnkinson 1rorwartls:

.J. Irwin-a R. l-Iuutcr-5

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Saturday, 2ml July, 1960

Ce-ntral Newcastle Cf�N'.B.'RAL NEWCAS'.l'�E

White-Blue V ·white Shorts 1,·u 11-bacl,:

l-A. '11:tylor'l'hre·e-quarters:

:!-D. :r,-,e J. Doug-llerty-34-.J. ]l111·us .r. nr:ulley-5

Halves: 0-U. 'l1ohuic ft. McLa1·en-'l'

H-.1. Gill to-,v. Owens l!l-n. ,:villhnus

J. Duly-!) 8-P. HillsForwards:

'l'. L:rl'c1·ty-fl.J. L:uuhe�·t-11

.J. Jly:111-l:I D. Amlerson-11 l0-11. Dalton 'l\ Andcrsou11:-t 1!!-li.. Dailey

Referee: N. Spohr Linesmen: G. Hetherington (Blue Flag), N. Amos (Red Fla,g)

RESERVE GRADE-1.45 p.m. NORTHERN SUBURBS CENTRAL NEWCAS'.1.'LE

F'ull-back: '

F'ull-baclc: 1-D. Gibson 14-Ii:. Spencer

'l'h rec-quarters: �l'hree-quarters:Hi-D. llicGre�·or .J. n,·own-10 2-.J. NcH·tou .J. Shuo1uls-:t

•1-N. Platts N. Doy,I-5 l';--:-'.li.. lhn•,i.;;css It. lUor1:is-l.S Halves:

11-J. Cullen Forwards·

N-A. Screen, ;1', 'l'. Colcs-7

Halves: lll-R. llforriso11 L. Connelly-20Forwa1·ds

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Cor1•ignu-n 21-'l'. II:,ucock 'l.1.·1{eunn,v:1y-2:!Jo-P. J�,:llconcr l!l-J.l. Uanks

L. Gi.ll-11. !!;�o. Jt1·cn,·n D. Skiffingtou-24 L. Sweeney-ll.l :!G-J. lll:n·low P. '\Vhitncy-:!H

' Referee: N. Johnson Linesmen: Alf Wright (Blue Flag), 'R. Robin�on (Red Flag)

THIRD GRADE

TORONTO CESSNOCK Green and Gold Black and Gold

1-J. Patrick -- 1-,D. Parkinson 2-0. lllcGrath B. Anthes-3 2-J, .. Ehi.n. C. Garatr-4-C. Reed K. Clouten-5 4-W. lllowatt N. Fanld."'-' (l-J. Bainbridge L. Fiel,l-7 6-A. Pe1len R. Tholllson--8-A. Barnett C. Cotton-9 8-B. Peek J. Wilson-f

10-N. Heatim i\I. l\Iu,rpl,y-11 10-0. Renfrew H._Peek-L. 12-R. Ar1uitage T. Bear-13 .12-J. HenderSon A. Burston-1.:

Referee: Art Wright Li.p.esmen: T. Liddiard (Blue Flag), J. Mad�son (Red Flag)

NORTHERN SUBURBS Royal Blue

CENTRAL NEWCASTLE Blue and White

., 1...:....v. Harvie 2-R. Nixon R. Higginson-3 28-L. A1lams

30-J. Perry -1-R. Brown G. B"'.ers---:-

5 6-R. ]3ates S-P. iUoylan

10-W. Wheatley 12-R .. A.rn1strong

J. �arkinson-7 32-:-D. Hµnt 111. Webber-9 34-D. Slte1>herd

J. Anderson-11 , 36-Henshaw J-.Harvie-13 38-J. Nolan

Referee:• J. Wallace

Ross F. Hurley-3'

Felthalll--a!. F. llleBride-3:

F. lllel\Iahon--3:,; J. Sinclair--3:'

R. Co1>elan

Linesmen: Alf Wright (Blue Flag), R. Robinson (Red Flag)

WESTERN SUBURBS WARATAH-MAYFIELD Red and Green Gold Jersey-2" Maroon Stripes

1-V. Lawson 1-J. Wilton 2-B. Stewart A. "\Voo,lward-3 2-N. Stevenson , K. E1lwards� 4-J. R,abbit' P. Preston-5 4-B. Robbs C. Smith-6-1. Leggett W. Gray-7' 6-R. llleelrnn K. Neilson-7 8-P. Ryan C. Law-9 8-W. Smith J. Punshon-S

10-A. Shone J. Rothery-11 10-G. Bell J. Rowett-11 12-C. W..1.1Ipole K. Harris-13 12-E. Burgess E. Bryant-U

Referee: C. Russell Linesmen: R. Lawson (Blue Flag), K. 'Davidson (Red Flag)

KURR-I KURR-I Half Royal Blue top, half Red bottom

1-B. Johnson

LAKES UNITED Blue and Gold

1-F. W.hiteland 2--A. lllurray A. Strailer-3 2-B. Cox 4-J. Lysagl,t J. Ridley-5 4-J. Wilkins j 6-B. Peel A. Dodds-'. 6-R. Fletcher 8-B. Sault B. Phillips-9 8--F. Penfold

10-G! lllurrell J. O'Keefe-11 10-R. Turnbull 12-D. Hill J. llliller-13 12-J. Barber

Referee: N. Middlemiss Linesmen: D. Milton (Blue Flag), W. Humphries

K. White-3 N. Hartney-5

J. Regan-, K. lllurray-9 C. lllarsh-11

G. Stokes (cal)t.)-13

(R�d Flag)

MAITLAND Black-White Knickers

SOUTR NEWCASTLE (Colours-hed & White- Stripes)

1-w. Taylor 1-G. Bodell 2-J. Kapiuski 4-B. Cam1>bell G-A. Kedwell S-Il. Jennings

il.0....:..!11. Turner 2-S. llleGregor

Linesmen:

W. Lawrenee-3D. lllelnfyre-5

· P. Tegg-7 R. Croueh-9

2-G. Purnell 4-J. Caml}bell 6-K. :f?almer 8--iU. Gill ·

J. Riordon-11 10-G. :Qoyle lll. llloylan-13 ;t2-D. Bear

Referee: R. Edwards

B. Jo.nes-3 L._ Creek-5

B. Anderson-7 G. Alsbury-9

C. Corbett-11 S, Ebrill-13

R. Bowleski (Blue Flag), C. Clare (Red Flag)