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Next Week's Matches - July 9On ground of first-named club at 2 p .m. - Reserves at 11 .45 a .m .

A SECTIONNorth Old Boys v Ormond

(at Elsternwick Park)Coburg v University BluesUniversity Blacks v Caulfield Gramm.Old Trinity Gramm . v St . Bernard's O .C.Marcelb"n O .C. v De La Salle O .C.

B SECTIONMonash Blues v Old MelburniansCollegians v St . Kilda CBOCGeelong v Old Haileyburian sOld Scotch Coll . v Old ParadiansReservoir O .B . v Ivanhoe

C SECTIONOld Xaverians v KewHampton Rovers v A.J .A .X.Old Carey Gramm. v U.H .S . Old BoysOld Ivanhoe Gramm . v M.H .S . Old BoysParkside v Fawkner

D SECTIONPower House v Old Brighton Gramm.Elsternwick v Old Camberwell Gramm .Alphington v Old Geelon gLa Trobe Blacks v State BankAssumption O .C . v St . Kevin's O .B .

E SECTIONWest Brunswick v Old MentoniansBrunswick v National Ban kA.M.P . Society v Beverley HillsNorth Brunswick v HeathertonANZ Bank a by e

F SECTIO NUniversity Reds v Commonwealth BankFootscray IT . v ThornburyGlenroy v Monash WhitesSt . Bede's O .C . v La Trobe RedsBuileen-Templestowe v Bulleen United

JUNIOR SECTION 1Monash University v CoburgOrmond v University Blue sOld Scotch Coll. v :St . Bernard's O .C .Ivanhoe v North Old BoysUniversity Blacks v Fawkner

JUNIOR SECTION 2Caulfield Gramm. v Hampton RoversKew v AlphingtonGeelong v West BrunswickM .H.S . Old Boys v Old ParadiansDe La Salle O .C . v Reservoir O .B .

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0 LAST WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS

St. Bernard's too strong for MarcellinStraight kicking wins as Blues press Ormond

By GEORGE McTAGGARTSt. Bernard's just about wiped out Marcellin's chances of making the four

in their first season in the top section when they scored a 31-point win overthem at Elsternwick Park last week .

University Blues hit back strongly in the last quarter at Ormond and itwas only the home side's straight kicking (10 .3) that won it.

The situation in B Section is rather remarkable - the ninth team is onlya game outside the four. And looking at it the other way - the fourth teamis only one game clear of the relegation zone .

Three of the four top teams in this section were beaten last week, whenthe weather and the grounds were not much better than the week before .

Ormond kicked 9-1 to the Blues'5-4 in the first half but managedonly 1-2 after the interval . The back-lines were right on top in the thirdterm as Ormond added a goal andthe Blues a point - only two scoringshots for the quarter .

The Blues made a bid for victoryin the last quarter but Ormond heldon to win by 8 points .

Marcellin got to the front againstSt . Bernard's shortly before the inter-val and held the Saints well into thethird term. Then St . Bernard's brokeaway for 4 goals late in the quarterand Marcellin made no impression inthe run home .

Caulfield Grammar started wellagainst North Old Boys and wereonly 9 points down at half-time . Butthey did little after that and werewell beaten.

De La Salle overwhelmed Old Trin-ity and Coburg were never in itagainst University Blacks .

Ivanhoe continued their winning runwith a 5-goal victory over the leaders,Old Scotch, who now hold top placeonly on percentage .

Ivanhoe moved up to second (levelwith Scotch) as Old Paradians went

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 2,

down by 15 points to Reservoir, whodisplaced Monash Blues from the four,as Monash were beaten by Old Hail-eybury by 19 points .

AJAX had only 15 points to sparefrom Kew and Uni . High ran OldXaverians to 22 points.

Old Camberwell turned in a mis-erable performance against Old Brigh-ton, and dropped from second tofourth, while Elsternwick did evenworse at Alphington .

Beverley Hills beat North Bruns-wick by 14 points, CommonwealthBank got back into the four with a bigwin over Thornbury, (who slipped tosixth) and St. Bede's beat BulleenUnited by 17 points .

In the Juniors, Ivanhoe thrashed St .Bernard's and Old Scotch beat NorthOld Boys by more than four goals,but lost their place in the four toUniversity Blacks, whose big winover Ormond lifted their percentageabove Scotch's . There are now fourteams level for third .

Several teams in the fours in theReserve Sections were beaten, in mostcases by teams outside the top brac-ket.

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PREVIEWINGT®®ATV GAIMNIES

A SECTIO NStill a long way to go but I have a feel-

ing the' "four" will remain "as is" byAugust 20th - that gap Caulfield and theBlacks have to make up may be too great .

Today University Blacks should have littletrouble winning the "Battle of the Varsity" .My prediction that the 'Blues would im-prove before the year's over gathered somefoundation last week, but I can't see themgetting the points today .

Ormond at home will crush Old Trinityand take the opportunity to improve per-centage which still trails Caulfield, Univer-sity Blacks and Marcellin, while St . Bern-ard's will consolidate their grip on thirdplace by allowing Coburg no latitude .

"Match of the day" again skilfully pickedfor Elsternwick Park - Caulfield and Mar-cellin . Marcellin have not been so impres-sive in recent weeks, Caulfield however didmanage to contain North Old Boys to a rea-sonable score last week .

I fancy Caulfield - but they will needall their "big names" firing.

The top teams meet in the number onegame in Amateur football - North andDe La Salle.

De La Salle, at home will have a psy-chological advantage and a coach in BernieSheehy who has the knowledge of any off-chance there might be to upset the cham-pions . But while I expect the game to beclose, I can't select "De La" - that Northmachine is winning and still maintainingtop form .

SELECTIONS : University Blacks, CaulfieldGranm ., Ormond, St . Bernard's, North OldBoys - JIM FIDGE .

B SECTIONThere will certainly be, a terrific finish

to the season in this Section . Ivanhoe havejoined Old Scotch at the head of the tableand four clubs are going to have manyanxious moments in the relegation depart-ment.

Bottom rungers, St . Kilda meet Geelongwho are still precariously placed, nothwith-standing their excellent win last week .St . Kilda still appear to lack big man sup-port for Kevin White and I feel that Geelongwith Captain-Coach Ian Davis and StevieWells in top form will take the points .

Old Melburnians have a very importantengagement with Old Scotch as a great dealhangs on the result . The Dark Blues mustwin to prove a point that it is no usebeing the best side out of the finals.The Cardinals have a tenuous grip on top

spot and will be desperate .However O/M, with Cordner, Brown and

Pisarski in form, and Dave Urquhart very

likely to do better than the 1 goal 11 be-hinds he got last week, appeal as the likelywinners .

What a difference Mike Bates has madeto Reservoir . Three wins in the month ofJune have done marvels for team morale andI see them making the trip across to Heath-erton full of confidence .Old Haileyburians have the players to

make a real fight of it but I see Reservoir'sroving experience as the deciding factor .

Old Paradians have a home ground ad-vantage on side for their effort againstCollegians, who are struggling at the mom-ent and must be worrying Coach TedFarrell . The thought of slipping out of thefour should provoke Paradians to wrap thisone up .

After hitting section leadership at theend cf May, Monash Blues have caughtthe "wobbles" and have dropped out of thefour . Coming up against "in form" Ivanhoeat this point of time augers badly for thestudents, and I confidently predict a big winfor the Black and White boys .

SELECTIONS: Geelong, Old Melbu rnians,Reservoir O .B., Old Paradians, Ivanhoe -ALF KEAM

. C SECTIONHeavy conditions last Saturday produced

another crop of low scoring games, withall top four and fifth team Hampton eachtaking the points .

Today's round provides a few posers forthe Tipster with the two top sides playingeach other at Fawkner. Conditions look likebeing heavy for some time and Fawknerlook a little stronger than Old Xavs .

In what should be a "Finals" preview,I think Fawkner will win by a nose .

AJAX at home to Old Carey, appear toostrong and a win could possibly slip theminto second spot .

Parkside, even away, should have UHSOB'smeasure, giving them a chance to con-solidate fourth place .

Old foes meet at Forrest Hill, howevera Tipster can't rely on sentiment and Hamp-ton Rovers should collect four points fromMelbourne High .Kew and Old Ivanhoe - not an easy

game to decide. Kew's performance againstAJAX was quite a good one and on top oftwo previous good wins and a home groundadvantage I think they are capable of beat-ing Old I's and perhaps relieve relegation

strain.My Selections are :- AJAX, Kew, Part :

side, Hampton Rovers, Fawkner - ALi:XJOHNSON .

D SECTIO NElsternwick's game last week is best for-

gotten but Alphington are now clear on top-Old Camberwell are in the hot seat withtheir loss last week and this week theyface up to Alphington. State Bank fell intoa hole again.

This week Old Camberwell are home toAlphington and the home side must pullout all stops if they are to secure theirposition in the four . They have the homeground advantage but I don't think thatwill be enough ; Alphington to win .

Old Brighton at home to La Trobe Blacks ;no real problems for the home side .

Old Geelong at home to Assumption . Botheams have had a mediocre season so far

, d the result is as much as tossing a coin ;lssumption get the nod .

State Bank and Elsternwick both lost lastr . ek, games that both would prefer to

iorget . On that basis I select Elsternwickto win down at Albert Park .

The St. Kevin's and Power House gamewill be a real struggle . A win to PowerHouse could put them into the four . A winto St. Kevin's gives them some room tomanoeuvre in the four . St. Kevins havethe home ground advantage and perhapsc nough edge to win.

SELECTIONS : Alphington, Old Brighton,Assumption, Elsternwick, St. Kevin's -KEITH FINDLAY.

E SECTIONANZ Bank v Brunswick should result in

A win for the Bankers . This will keep~hem within reach of the finals although Iw ould want very long odds before riskin g

y en monopoly money on them for premiers .Old Mentonlans need a percentage builder

o catch up to Beverley Hills, so the A.M .P .could get a real "doing" this week .

Perhaps a bit more desire on the part ofthe Insurers would help . What about dis-tracting the opposition with a handful ofinsurance policies?

National Bank might be able to knock offNorth Brunswick who appear to be in abenelovent mood at the moment . Northallowed Beverley Hills to catch up lastweek, but I doubt if the mood will lastlong enough .Heatherton and West Brunswick should

provide an interesting tussle - perhaps arehearsal for a final series game . Heathertonhave been more consistent than West andshould be able to increase their lead onthe points table.

SELECTIONS : Heathe rton, ANZ Bank,Old Mentoni ans, North Brunswick - SYDWHITFIELD.

F SECTIONHeavy grounds make the task of the Tip-

ster more traumatic . However last week'sresults proved predictable, at least in FSection, so your scribe has held his posi-tion.

Thornbury now a game and percentageoutside the four will regard lowly placedGlenroy as means towards regaining topberth . At Darebin this afternoon Thornburyshould take the points and place themselvesready to move back into the top four .

The big game of the round will be atthe Har Trott Oval where CommonwealthBank wiryll play St . Bede's . St . Bede's willappreciate the spacious oval which will givethe quartet of leading goalkickers opportun-ity to convert their chances . Big MickRoberts will be anxious to continue his^ood form . Dangers to St . Bede's will cometrom the Banker's greater ground knowledgeas well as active forwards Dick and W. Me-Crimmon . Overall I must stick with the

strength and select St . Bede's whose over-all performances are the more impressive.

Leaders Bulleen--Templestowe journey toClayton to encounter giant killers, MonashWhites . The combine must keep winningto ensure top billing . The "Farmers" arecapable of causing another upset . HoweverI suspect Barry Murphy will be endeavour-ing to engender an all-out effort from hischarges. Bulleen-Templestowe thus are myselection .

Footscray I .T. make the long journey toBundoora to play LaTrobe Reds . The bigLa Trobe Ground will test the visitor'sfitness as well as the stamina of their mas-seuses . However the ten round details ofcomparative ability point to Footscray vic-tory.

Disappointing University Reds visit Bul-leen United. The home side will be awarevictory could place them in the four. Where-as a loss could well mean the end of afinal four berth . All form points to a bigwin by Bulleen United .

SELECTIONS : In hope of another five vic-tories - Thornbury, St . Bede's, Bulleen-Templestowe, Footscray I.T., Bulleen United- NORM NUGENT .

JUNIOR SECTION 1The excitement and pressure continues to

mount with five of the top six teams sep-arated by only one game. Discipline is thekey to this situation and only those whohave it will survive through to the finals .

In the first cut-throat match is UniversityBlues and University Blacks . Can the Bluesproduce the goods and make amends fortheir loss to the Blacks in 'the first halfof the season . I don't think they can . Itshould be a very closely contested matchwith the Blacks running out winners by anarrow margin .

After disposing of North Old Boys in finestyle last week Old Scotch will continueto make every post a winner and defeatCoburg by a big percentage booster.

St. Bernard's will still be reeling fromthe tremendous thrashing by Ivanhoe lastweek but should overcome that set backand take off those vital premiership pointsfrom Ormond who also suffered a humiliat-ing defeat last week by University Blacks .

The clash between North Old Boys andMonash University could be of interest .

North are not playing well and need agood win to restore their flagging confid-ence. I think they can do this at the ex-pense of Monash who have dashed theirchances of appearing in this years finalsafter showing good early season form.

SELECTIONS: University Blacks, OldScotch, St. Bernard's North Old Boys -CLIFF BASTOW .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Although last week showed an improve-

ment in the weather, it did not help yourtipster with his selections. The boys atKew did not produce the necessary goodsand maybe this only proves that form can- .not be beaten - so here goes for this week.

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Today is another away game for Kew atthe Old Paradians' ground . Both sides havewon two games and while I have a feelingthat Kew will win, I am committed to selectthe home side on form.Hampton Rovers play host to Melbourne

High and should continue their undefeatedrun . It is interesting to note that the leadersin each of the Junior Sections are unde-feated.

Bottom side Alphington are at home toGeelong . The visitors had a good win lastweek and should consolidate their positionin the four .

Caulfield Grammarians visit Reservoir OldBoys . They will find the Reservoir groundmuch bigger than their own and in the heavyconditions will not be strong enough towin .

West Brunswick meet De La Salle in whatlooks like being a very good game . Westwill be desperate to win, but they will findthe skill and speed of the visitors too muchto overcome .

SELECTIONS : Old Paradians, HamptonRovers, Geelong, Reservoir Old Boys, De LaSalle - PETER NATHAN .

DOUBLE CENTURY TO ST . KILDAVETERAN

One of St . Kilda CBOC's greatest everclubmen, Jim "Alby" Esmonde, todays playshis 200th game. "Alby", although relativelysmall in stature, is famous for his tripodmarks and this great ball-getting ability . Hehas been captain of the 2nd XVIII and haswon the Best and Fairest on several occas-ions . Alby has been a committeeman forover ten years and more recently has beenClub Secretary and now Treasurer . Con-gratulations Alby, and we look forward tothe next 50 .

200 AT ALPHINGTO NGreg Gale one of the well known names

around Alphington today plays his 200thgame . Greg first started with the Juniorsand it wasn't long before he was promotedto the Seniors where he has turned in manyfine performances . An active committeemanfor many years he usually stirs the meetingswith comments a little quicker than hismovements on the ground . Congratulationson your great efforts in the past and fortoday from all at Alphington .

150 UP AT MELBOURNE HIGHAll at Melbourne High School extend sin-

cere congratulations to Bob "Maffra" Staleyon reaching 150 games with the club . Bob'sendeavour and efforts on the field havebeen an example to all and his dedicationto the success of our club speaks for itself .A Committeeman for a number of years,his efforts on the card table and at our endof season trips have instilled fear and res-pect into the hearts of all . We look for-ward to many more games .

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U RA PIRE'S CORNER"This week week are honouring three of our umpires who have reached

milestones in their "whistle-.blowing" careers - Trevor Rowe, David Hindleand Brian Goodman.

Trevor umpires his 200th game and David his 150th game today and Brianwhistled his way through his 100th game last Saturday .

Trevor, one of the "top" umpires iniiie V .A .F.A . for many years, joined theAssociation in 1967, so he is enjoying his11th "'man-in-white" season . He is one ofour keenest and most dedicated impries,having maintained a complete record ofevery match at which he has officiated dur-ing his career .

He is also the proud possessor of theonly V .A .F .A. blazer in the Umpire's Assoc-

lio n

Trevor Rowe David Handl e

"Rawey" has umpired in A Section fora number of seasons, and has been incharge of 23 Finals in various sections of:he Association .

One of his greatest thrills was being ap-pointed to the 1975 A Section Grand Final,

but he feels that umpiring the Interstatematch between Victoria and Tasmania atElsternwick Park the same year as thehighlight of his career to date .

David Hindle, one of the fittest umpireson our list, joined the V .A .F.A . UmpiresAssociation in 1969, following five yearswith the V .F.L. Reserve Grade panel, so

he is now in his 14th season of umpiring.He is currently putting in one of his best

seasons, having probably reached the peakof his career, aided by his many years ofexperience officiating at matches in mostgrades of senior footbal l

David has umpired five Finals in theV .A .F.A ., including the Junior Section 1Grand Final in 1976 . He has also had thedistinction of "running the boundary" infive consecutive A Section Grand Finals(1971 to 1975) - a tribute to the high levelcf fitness he has managed to maintain overthe years.

Brian (Benny) Goodman joined theV.A .F .A. Umpires "brigade" in 1971 afterplaying for six seasons with Brunswick,so he has been associated with AmateurFootball for quite a long time .

He was never reported during his playingcareer, although some of our "older" um-pires say that "Benny" used to disagreequite loudly with some of their decisions .

Brian has climbed through the ranksrather rapidly with consistent performancesand has already umpired five Grand Finals .

But he says his highlights were the ASection Second Semi-final in 1975, and be-ing appointed Emergency Umpire for the1976 A Section Grand Final .

All members of the Umpire's Associationas well as players and supporters of clubscongratulate Trevor, David and Brian on`heir achievements, and wish them all wellin their future careers .

(We are indebted to Graham Halbish,Secretary of the V .A .F .A. Umpire's Associa-tion, for the information in this article .While the umpire is the "boss" out on thefioeffldt

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end -outshyhimself or his achievements - Ed.) ,

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 2, 1977 Page 7

LOOKING BACKby NOEL 2LUNDLE

5 YEARS AGO - 1972Only undefeated teams were Reservoir Old .

Boys (C Section), Brunswick (D Section)and Old Camberwell (F Section) .

'Medicine man' Steven Cordner organiseda 'trots' night for Umpires with PhilipRowell turning out quite a punter and big-gest winner for the night .

Geelong (B Section) suffered their secondsuccessive defeat when they went under by33 points to Ivanhoe . Geelong finished well,kicking 7 goals in the last quarter but theyhad given Ivanhoe too big a start andwere 10 goals behind by three-quarter time .

In another surprise Collegians (B) (17.10),seventh on the list, trounced Univ. Blacks(2nd) (7.15) .

Reservoir continued their unbeaten runwith a goalkicking spree against Old Xav-erlans kicking 3327 to 5 .7 . Main scorerswere Martin 10, MeCrohan 6, and Archer 5 .

Don Oaso game s

served on the committee for manyyears and was president for 3 years . Ormondveterans to also reach 150 were John Meek-ing and "Bobo" Finlayson.

10 YEARS AGO - 1967After 8 straight wins, Old Paradians (5 .13)

crashed against M .H .S .O .B. (14,12 - Harley6, Gilbert 3) who also beat them in the open-ing game.

Old Scotch (11 .14 - G. McLean 6) gota point right on the siren to draw withCollegians.

Top goalkickers after 9 games were Shark-ey (St . Bernard's - C Section) and Brady(Toor-Malv - E Section) with 52 each .

'B' Section coaches were Les Hughson(Uni . Blues), Tom Baird (Footscray Tech .),John Maunsell (Geelong), Greg Keenan (St.Kilda CBOC), Jim Francis (Old Melb.),Jack Ellis (U .H .S .O .B .), Bob Spurling (NorthR-----~

Old Boys), Ian McCann (Comm . Bank), TedFarrell (Ormond), and Peter McCormack(De La Salle) .

Stuart Bully' Hayes played game 150for Collegians While John Elliott set a clubrecord for Old Carey with 146 games ,

100 games to Ray Hewat (Footscray Tech .),Tony Dart (Old Trinity), Ian Job (Kew),and Peter Lemon (as trainer with O .G .G .'s)

25 YEARS AGO - 1952Shocking conditions continued - only 4

teams in 'A' section scored more than 50points .

John Thwaltes, playing his 100th gamefor University Blues, starred on a half-back flank in their defeat of Collegians5 .4 (34) to 1 .7 (13) .

Collegians' press correspondent claimedthat they nearly won the game - a realoptimist !

Leadsr at this stage were Ormond (9 winsand one loss) in 'A' Section, Ivanhoe andMelbourne High (9/1) - 'B' Section, Coburg( 9/1) - 'C' Section and Caulfield Gramm.(10 wins) -'D' Section . Ormond 9 wins inthe Juniors - the only Senior team yetto break the ice was Collegians in 'A'Section .

Leon O'Brien played his 100th game forSt . Kevin's O .B .

Fifty gutsy games by one of the stal-warts of Old Geelong, Johnno Mollard . Con-gratulations from everyone at Como . Theonly back player to wipe-out on an iron-ing board .

Power House congratulate Graeme Alcockon playing his 50th game with the clubtoday. Whether in the seniors or reserves,Graeme has played mostly as a rover oron the half forward flank where his pace andexcellent disp osal are seen to best advant-age. He rarely misses a training night andalthough worried by injury lately, he isplaying excellent football and was best onthe ground last Saturday ,

FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK

Matches to be played at Elsternwick Park for the remainder of th ehome-and-home series are listed below -

July s-- North Old Boys v OrmondJuly 16 - AJAX v Old XaveriansJuly 23 - St . Bernard's O.C. v De La Salle O.C.July 30 - Ormond v Caulfield Gramm.August 6 - De La Salle O.C. v OrmondAugust 13 - Old P.aradians v Old MelburniansAugust 20 - Marcellin O.C. v North Old BoysDuty Officer at Elsternwick Park - MR. ERN. FULLER .

Page 8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 2, 1977

BALL BRIEFSis the bookie's early favourite to take outthe club's Best and Fairest this year

. "Hoss"although somewhat sparse atop, and Miclcare both youngsters and a lo

t from the is expectedDOUBLE CENTURY TO ANZ ASSISTANT fm in ,the future .COACH theirDat'eSOth Drapae and Joffa" Jones celebrate

Neville (Birdie) Pearson notched up 200 is Dave games with Ivanhoe today . Thisgames for ANZ Bank last month . Assistant that tie he 's third season with us and during

coach this year, "Birdie" has been a club e Peoially at finals played with hisrsafegma k-st.tlwart for over 14 years both on and off Ing and long kicking

. A very talented guythe field. A versatile player in most posi- who gives his all for the club

. "Joffa" wouldtions, he will be most remembered by the have to be the Darrel Baidock of Amateuropposition in his full back position . Con- Fotbal l;ratulations from . His determination and ability t oMENTONIAN all at ANZ . pla

y believed cool in a crisis has to be seen to beOLD REACHES Ban kCENTURY . Unc anny, I think, is the operativ eOld Mentonians

players and supporters word for his wizardry ccngratulate John Upham on playing his packs. Both these in and around th e

IOOth game for the club today, His career of the club spirit ~ny are typrcal example ssP~ ns a 6-year period joining in 197 1977.1 but r

rn .errupted for a season in 1975 when he co

n Congratulating Steve Frazer on reaching hi sinleft the club to play with Cranbourne

. John 50th game. Steve has played i

n supporters

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n posi-made a return to the club last season and tions on the field, however he has nowsince then has been piplaying good football settled to be a most invaluable player o

nin his own inimitable style

. Although he the back line•has played many of the games in the back-ine, John has also played on the wing and This week David Arthurson plays his 50t

hforward lines on many occasions and is game with North Old Boys. A big determinedcurrently playing good football for the ruckman David is one of several brothers"Panthers" in the centre this season . Al- who have given the clubthough not the most energetic player in the He has played some senior game s great service.dub, the is a very fine mark regular reserves ruekman at but is auses both hands) and possesses (w hen he will play many more Present . Davi d

incredible great games andball handling ability and disposal to position richly deserves everyone's congratulaationson the field . Congratulations John and we Three popular Old Car ehope to see you around the club and on recently played their 50th y Grammariansthe field for many more occasions, club . Alan Morey achieved this against Park100 TO "BONES" side and David Armstrong and Peter Rowe

State Bank congratulates Neville Evans against Hampton Rovers. Alan made a lat ewho

today plays his hundredth start this year and has added his strengththe club. "Bones" came from Donald wand and clean play to the reserves . David hastiuring his time with the club he has ach- shown great improvement and' is having

feved many milestones with us . Includin his best season . He recently forced his wayg into the seniors. Peter returned to the sideRunner-up in the Best and Fairest twice, this sason after a spell overseas. He has

He has been captain for the last two yearsind a committee member for many been troubled byllis great ability as a footballer is aneain_ return he has continued rtosplay in his usua

lspiration to the side and can be illustrated st ong contesbv the fart r,, .,« ~. ting way..unner-up playing " s=u~uaa«uns to Old Brighton's Stevefull back . He is now playing centre half Priestley on playing his 50t hforward and dominating there too . week. Steve, arguably the best gf lle backMarcellln congratulate Paul Walsh on in the competition, is one of those players

touch to him for his tireless efforts . pert .per~

reaching his 50th game recently every club needs, and hopes, to have wittrinhead" has been a valuable ruckan mostl its numbers . Not' Only a footballer of con-in the Reserves in his time at the clubsdera an

d argumentative committeman, andPaul is most active in the Organisation

y(and cheek), he is also a

side of the club and we at Marcellin oi,ve a reliable worker for the club ; the tPhil Cuffe w-+, n .a

son an Amateur Club relies unonef~rtorward played his SOthY~' ' 1eJerves ru11 Congratulations from all at Marcellin towith the best wishes of allrat last

maintained his "Schoolday" form tha t

the ~club . Jeff Crimmins on recently achieving his 50thPhil began in the Under game. Crimmo i well known at the clu b19's and is a noted for his sharp foots wball brain and constantlyst lead and deadly accurate kick . Thes eauributes, with a safe pair of hands make creative play on the fonvard line

. Hopinghim a very dangerous player in front of to see Jeff's blistering pace both on theS<}als. His biggest effort was 10 goals in last field and training track for another 50 .Year's first semi and there are many more All at Marcellin congratulate Leigh Den-"Gals from Phil yet . y ~ng on recently reaching 50 games .All at St . Kilda congratulate Paul "Hoss" has in

Iladdrick and Mick Delaney on playing their eaman an h

a rned him the reputation of a dashing wing .50th games today. They are two of the club's final seriesasOnly enin u key

Keenest members both on and off the field. from reaching the "ton" andl with rhismdetJiick, although not a betting man himself, 1 rY will prevent him

ermination he will no doubt reach this goal .THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- July 2, 19 77

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PREMIERSHIP LISTSA SECTION

W L Uor AgstNorth Old Boys 10 - 1282 587De La Salle OC 9 1 987 632St. Bernard's OC 7 3 1042 805Ormond 7 3 874 859University Blacks 5 5 923 755Caulfield Gram. 5 5 928 900Marcellin OC 4 6 850 841University Blues 2 8 862 1042Coburg 1 9 563 1200Old Trinity Gr - 10 554 124 4

B SECTIO NOld Scotch Coll 7 3 986 810Ivanhoe 7 3 975 828Old Paradians 6 4 909 800Reservoir Old Boys 5 5 926 844Monash Blues 5 5 846 789Old Melburnians 5 5 892 840Old Haileybury 4 6 802 965Collegians 4 6 697 842Geelong 4 6 641 837St . Kilda CBOC 3 7 696 91 7

C SECTIONFawkner 8 2 1167 795Old Xaverians 8 2 1019 780AJAX 7 3 1112 833Parkside 7 3 1108 907Hampton Rovers 6 4 856 908Old Ivanhoe Or . 4 6 769 884UHS Old Boys 4 6 838 1048Kew 3 7 775 941Old Carey Gr . 3 7 692 858MHS Old Boys - 10 751 113 3

D SECTIONAlphington 8 2 1105 809=St. Kevin's OB 6 3 951 838-'Old Brighton Gr. 6 3 904 849Old Camberwell Gr 6 4 933 856Power House 6 4 880 908Elsternwick 5 5 940 927State Bank 4 6 801 829Assumption OC 4 6 883 944Old Geelong 3 7 838 1027LaTrobe Blacks 1 9 629 87 7

E SECTIONHeatherton 8 1 1042 671West Brunswick 7 2 1175 613North Brunswick 6 3 1005 626Beverley Hills 6 3 956 689Old Mentonians 6 3 759 639ANZ Bank 4 5 621 845Brunswick 2 6 460 957AMP Society 1 8 751 907National Bank - 9 432 132 0

F SECTIONBulleen-T'stawe 9 I 1369 585St . Bede's OC 7 3 1284 664Footscray I .T. 7 3 1137 805C'wealth Bank 7 3 1034 759Bulleen United 6 4 955 778Thornbury 6 4 1017 854Monash Whites 4 6 754 1001LaTrobe Reds 3 7 663 1062Glenrey 1 9 610 1216University Reds - 10 415 1514

JUNIOR SECTION 1Ivanhoe 9 - 1221 610St. Bernard's OC 6 3 790 860North Old Boys 5 4 900 744University Blacks 5 4 831 714Old Scotch Coll . 5 4 846 762University Blues 5 4 788 737Mon. University 2 6 509 666Ormond 2 7 652 1211Coburg 1 8 372 1096

% Pts .218.4 40156.2 36129 .4 28101 .7 28122 .3 20103 .1 20101 .1 1682.7 846.9 444.5 -

121 .7 28117.8 28113.6 24109 .7 20107.2 20106 .2 2083.1 1682.8 1676.6 1675.9 1 2

146 .8 32130 .6 32133 .5 28122 .2 2 894.3 2487 .0 1680 .0 1682 .4 1280 .7 1266.3 -

136 .6 32113 .5 26106 .5 26I09 .0 2496 .9 24

101 .4 2096.6 1693.5 1681 .6 1271 .7 4

155 .3 32191 .7 28160 .5 24138 .8 24118 .8 2473.5 1648.1 882.8 432.7 -

234 .0 36193.4 28141 .2 28136 .2 28122 .8 24119 .1 2475 .3 1662 .4 1250.2 427.4 -

200 .2 3691 .9 24121 .0 20116 .1 20111 .0 20106 .9 2076.4 853.9 833.9 4

A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst %

De La Salle OC 9 1 911 467 195.1North Old Boys 7 3 882 512 172.3Marcellin OC 7 3 750 542 138 .4Ormond 7 3 677 565 119 .8University Blacks 7 3 625 522 119.7St. Bernard's OC 5 5 743 547 135 .8University Blues 5 5 618 613 100 .8Caulfield Gram. 1 9 558 941 59.3Coburg 1 9 476 990 48 .1Old Trinity Gr. 1 9 360 997 36 . 1

B RESERVE SECTION

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Ivanhoe 10 - 946 450 210 .2 40Old Melburnians 7 3 736 546 134.8 28Old Scotch Coll . 6 4 828 538 153.9 24Reservoir OB 6 4 554 581 95.4 24Collegians 5 5 695 503 138 .2 20St . Kilda CBOC 5 5 560 549 102 .0 20Monash Blues 4 6 572 632 90 .5 16Old Haileybury 4 6 508 857 59 .3 16Geelong 2 8 433 809 53.5 8Old Paradians 1 9 368 818 45 .0 4

C RESERVE SECTIO NFawkner 10 - 1124 359 313 .1 40Parksi Oe 7 3 912 334 273.1 28Hampton Rovers 7 3 810 577 140 .4 28Old Xaverians 7 3 682 575 118 .6 28AJAX 5 5 626 636 98.4 20MHS Old Boys 4 6 589 608 96 .9 16Kew 3 7 493 818 60.3 12UHS Old Boys 3 7 334 862 38.7 12Oid Ivanhoe Gr. 2 8 452 775 58.3 8Old Carey Or . 2 8 302 900 33 .6 8

D RESERVE SECTIO NOld Brighton Gr . 9 1 846 375 225 .6 36St . Kevin's OB 9 1 766 465 164 .7 36State Bank 6 4 687 503 136.6 24Old Camberwell Gr 6 4 561 609 92 .1 24Old Geelong 5 5 624 499 125 .1 20Assumption OC 5 5 480 641 74 .9 20Elsternwick 4 6 592 612 96.7 16Power House 4 6 610 677 90 .1 16iLaTrobe Blacks 1 8 270 648 41 .7 6iAlphington - 9 359 813 44.2 2

E RESERVE SECTIONHeatherton 8 1 1031 352 292 .9 32West Brunswick 8 1 706 386 182 .9 32Old Mentonians 6 3 509 513 99 .2 24North Brunswick 5 4 653 482 135 .2 20Beverley Hills 5 4 519 488 106 .4 20AMP Society 4 5 413 607 68.0 16ANZ Bank 3 6 520 564 92 .2 12*National Bank 1 8 250 756 33.1 -Brunswick - 8 258 792 32.6 -

F RESERVE SECTIONSt . Bede's OC 9 1 837 288 290 .6 36C'wealth Bank 8 2 846 434 194 .9 32Bulleen-T'stowe 8 2 829 464 178 .7 32Glenroy 6 4 564 486 116.0 24Monash Whites 5 5 400 716 55.9 20Footscray IT 4 6 448 491 91 .2 16Bulleen United 3 7 394 607 64 .9 12LaTrobe Reds 3 7 217 530 40.9 12University Reds 3 7 289 873 33 .1 12Thornbury 1 9 459 814 56.4 4

JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers 1 - 1167 608 191 .8 40De La Salle OC 8 2 860 428 200.9 32Geelong 7 3 955 613 155.8 28Reservoir OB 6 4 1143 914 125 .1 24West Brunswick 6 4 780 1083 72 .0 24Caulfield Gram. 5 5 928 962 96 .5 20Old Paradians 2 8 617 964 64.0 8$MHS Old Boys 3 7 568 944 602 8Kew 2 8 610 1162 52.5 8$ Alphington 1 9 574 1041 55.1 -I Drawn Game .? Four Points Lost for Forfeit .

L ®IBV G GOALKICKERSGoals kicked Iasi Saturday shown In brackets

A SECTIONBourne, Ormond (2) 32Buchanan, Caul . Gr. (-) 27Ould, North OB (-) 26Tyquin, Uni . Blues (1) 25Murray, North OB (4) 25Mark Egan, Coburg (-) 22Sykes, De La Salle (3) 22P• Cullinan, Marc (1) 22King, Univ . Blacks (-) 21Hall, North OB (-) 20Tootell, Caul . Gram. (-) 19Butcher, Caul . Gram. (4) 19Wilson, North OB (-) 1 8

B SECTIONUrquhart, Old Melb . (1) 40Sherwen, Old Scotch (1) 38'aoare, Mon. Blues (-) 33J . Jordan, Old Par, (4) 31Lowcock, Geelong (3) 30Bergin, Mon . Blues (1) 29Hartney, Ivanhoe (3) 29Byrne, Res OB (-) 26R. Shepherd, ROB (1) 26Quinlivan Ivanhoe (1) 25Code, Old Halley (1) 22Cox, Old Scotch (1) 21Roach, Collegians (4) 21

C SECTIONM . Walsh, UHS OB (1) 39Schulberg, AJAX (1) 30Stapleton, Fawkner (1) 29Quaife, Parkside (2) 27O'Sullivan, Old Xav. (1) 24P.iggins, Parkside (1) 23\','ard, Fawkner (1) 22Cooke, Old Carey (-) 20Whitehead, 0 . Carey (1) 20P . Harvey, Parkside (2) 19

D SECTIONPriestley, Old B'ton (-)Whitfield, Alp'ton. (-)Holmes, Elst'wick. (1)Hannon, St. Kevin's (2)O'Donnell, Assum. (5)Blythman, Elstwk (-)Dent, State Bank (-)Egan, Assumption -Clark, Power House (- )

E SECTIO NP . Guatta, W Bruns . (11) 46

1 . Henderson, A .M .P . (1) 30O'Loughlin, B . Hills (-) 28Meeking, Heatherton (4) 28James Kenny, Heath . (2) 27Carter, Brunswick 23Campbell, N . Bruns . (1) 23R . Brockwell, W. Br . (2) 21Kenny, N . Bruns. (1) 20Peel, Old Menton . (1) 19

F SECTION

Tenace, Bull-Temp. (2) 56Lucas Thornbury (2) 33Dick, C'wealth Bk. (4) 32Hayman, Thornbury (-) 29Walker, Bull-Temp. (2) 28W . McCrimmon, CBk. (3) 27Butler, LaT . Reds (-) 26A Divirgilio, B .Utd . (-) 23M . Staff, Thornbury (1) 20Lachmund, Bull . Utd . (1) 1 9

JUNIOR SECTION 1Woolfe, Ivanhoe (3) 46Biviano, Ivanhoe (9) 32Hubbard, Uni . Blues (3) 31Tate, Uni . Blues (1) 28Rodger, Mon . Univ. 25Smythe, Ivanhoe (1) 25

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Forsyth, O . Scotch (1) 23Smale, Univ . Blacks (1) 19

JUNIOR SECTION 2James, Hamp. Rov, (7) 42Stewart, D .L.S. (3) 37Cole, Hamp . Rov. (3) 31Croxford, D.L .S. (3) 29Truefeldt, Res OB (2) 24Rider, Res. OB (2) 22Jennings, Geelong (3) 21Morrow, Geelong (1) 18Pettet, Res OB (3) 18Flegeltaub, MHS OB (3) 1 7

A RESERVE SECTIONJ . D . Gregory, Marc . (1) 47F . Sullivan, St . Brn . (-) 23Cuffe, North OB (5) 22Peter Pearson, St . B . (1) 1 5

B RESERVE SECTIONA. Jones, Ivanhoe (4) 16Guest, Old Melb . (-) 14Purdue, Collegians (-) 13Dean, Ivanhoe (2) 1 2

C RESERVE SECTIONCombe, Hamp, Rov . (1) 23Fraser, Old Xav. (4) 22Jurberg, AJAX (-) 20Bastow, Parkside (1) I 8

D RESERVE SECTIONBellmaine, O .B'ton . (3) 42Dakin, Power House (3) 20Jenkin, State Bank (1) 18O'Connor, Pwr . Hse. (-) 15

E RESERVE SECTIONButterworth, B . Hills (-) 21Ericksen, Old Ment . (1) 17Tartagua, W.Bruns. 16Archibald, N. Bruns (1) 16

F RESERVE SECTIONN . McGregor, C .Bk, (2) 28Paternoster, C .Bk. (2) 1 9

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"A" SECTION TEAMSCAULFIELD 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 Malfroy, R .3 Lester, A . 14 Gregory, J . 25 Atchison, G . 36 Worthington, C .4 Tarnblyn, M . 15 Wilson, I . 26 Griffiths, J. (c) (vcr)5 Peters, M. 16 Everitt, A. 27 McArthur, R . 37 Carroll, R .6 Allen, R. 17 Clark; D. 28 Mathieson, R . 38 Speed, C .7 Voyage, G . 18 McArthur, M. 29 Fletcher, G. 39 Bitmead, D .8 Butcher, J . 19 Morphett, B . 30 Felsenthali, D . 40 Rutledge, G.9 Dunn, D . 20 Bierwirth, P. 31 Monotti, A. 41 Hartley, G. (Cr)

10 Buchanan, L . 21 Watson, W. 32 Antinou, T. 42 Collins, R .bi Tootell, G . 22 George, T. 33 Wallace, B. 43 Pickering, D.COBURG Coach: Lance Riky, Res . Coach: Ron Seathi Archipow, M. 11 Egan, M. G. 22 Finlay, P. J . 34 Kelly, K . L .2 McLaughlin, 12 Richards, R . N. 23 Clark, D. J . 35 Bishop, T .

J. J. 13 Cunningham, 24 McOarbin, J . M. 36 Gardiner, G. J .3 Seath, R. A. C. V. (c) 25 Cannon, D. J. 37 Royal, H . F.

(vcr) 14 Hutchison, M . A . 26 Boyd, S . J. 38 Taylor, J. F.4 Egan, M. P . 15 McAleer, D . S . 27 Elder, R. J. 39 O'Brien, P. A .5 King, R . A. 16 Liddle, I . R. 28 Finlay, M. A. (vc)6 Hughes, G. 17 Mann, S. 29 Woods, L. G. 40 Bilston, B . J .7 Green, G . V. 18 Sim, I. 30 Green, C. R. 41 Green, M. A .8 Liddle, G . J. 19 Goulett, W. L. 31 Sim, D. C. 42 McAuliffe, N . G .9 Beattie, J . R. 20 Henry, T. D. 32 Ingleton, I . 43 Balmer, G. I .

10 Adamson, S . J . 21 O'Brien, B. J . 33 Neudent, R. D. 44 Sullivan, M .

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

44 Goold, A.45 Symons, P.46 Gerrand, J .49 Nichol, G .50 Cassidy, P.51 Jennings, R .52 Spooner, K .54 Smith, R .55 Knowles, J.58 Cunningham, 1,

(dvcr)

45 Weston, A . D .46 McOartin, J . M .47 West, G. J .48 Buccilli, C .50 Cox, P . R .51 Liddle, G . S.53 Cox, P

. R .54 Ferraro, G . N .55 Tolley, W. H .

(Cr)56 O'Halloran, J, G57 Babrl, R. D .

1 McHenry, R . 12 Dunn, B. (vc) 23 Maher, P . 34 Mcllroy, J. 48 Donegan, J .2 Welsh, R . 13 Letson, R. 24 Mulqueen, S . 35 Bothe, J . 49 MCGuiness, R .3 Bourke, M. 14 Beddoe, S . 25 Fitzpatrick, M. 37 Mcliroy, P. 50 Fisher, A .4 Perkins, K. 15 Eddy, V. 26 Fankhauser, T. 39 Crothers,T. 51 Mitchell, J.5 O'Donnell, R . 16 Whitelaw, D . 27 Hewitt, S . 40 McDonald, P . 52 Kerin, A.6 Yarwood, J. 17 Bourke, B . 28 Nugent, M. 41 Kerin, M. 54 Harrison, S .7 Power, K. 18 Gordon, G. 29 Wright, S. 42 Donegan, P. 55 Mcllroy, A .8 McDonnell, P. 19 Pollard, J . 30 Dixon, A. 43 Birrel, M. 57 George, P.9 Stewart, P. 20 Hale, G. 31 Heffernan, M. 44 Aldenhoven, P. 60 Hill, G. (Cr)10 Halasa, R. 21 Sykes, R. 32 Groves, A. 45 Slattery, G .

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

MARCELLIN O.C. Coach: Ray Walsh; Res .: Michael Butler2 Mahon, C. (vc) 15 Denning, L . 28 O'Reilly, K . 44 White, A. 58 Caruso, A.3 Wilson, M. 16 Walsh, P. 29 Hurley, D. 45 Gregory, J . D . 63 Holland, Peter4 Power, M. (c) 17 Jones, J . 30 Holmes, G. 46 Tucker, D. 64 Dillon, P.5 Gartner, P. 18 Gartner, J . 31 A4oisio, T . 48 Manglafico, C . 66 Sartori, R .6 Fitt, N. (dvc) 32 Frazer, S. 49 Matters, G. 67 Hesse, P .7 Milaszewicz, M . 19 O'Connor, B . 34 MacDonald, P . 50 Gregory, J . D. 69 Bell, P .8(?ullinan, J. 20 Butler, M. 35 Hardy, A. 51 Toniolo, P. 73 Holland, Paul

10 Aioisio, F . (Cr) 21 Carrucan, M. 36 Crimmins, B. 52 Cullinan, P. 74 Perduto, F .11 White, P. 23 Crimmins, J. 37 Maguire, T . 55 Najim, D. 86 Merrett, D .12 Morrison, J . 24 Tursi, F. 39 Wright, I. 56 Corrie, P. 96 Aloisio, J .13 Cooney, B . 25 Price, C. 41 Sullivan, D. (vcr)14 Allen, P . 26 Gooley, P. 43 Aloisio, C. 57 Lowry, P .NORTH OLD BOYS Coach : George Moloney; Res . : Tony Arthurso n

1 Maguire, S . B. 11 Malone, A . 23 Scanlon, T . G. 35 Dalton, S . 46 Rohan, P .(c) 12 Hanneberry, 24 Butera, D. P. 36 Ryan, D. F. 47 Cuffe, P . D .

2 Welch, M . R. P. M. 25 Horan, B. 37 Fitzpatrick, 48 Jongebloed,(vc) 13 Power, E. 26 Crooks, S. J. R. J. P. F.

3 Sheales, M. J. 14 Fogarty, D . E. 27 Brown, M. 38 Zabrieszach, D. 49 O'Connor, P .4 Leeack, F . A. 15 O'Connor, B . A. 28 Curley, B . N. 39 Haratsis, B . 50 McGrath, J .5 Wilson, G . M. 16 Hall, P . G. (cr) 40 Skahill, B. J. 51 Sullivan, P .6 Borcich, M. P. 17 Ould, G. J. 29 Maguire, D. B. 41 Roy, A. 52 Frewin, G .

(dvc) 18 Murray, L. F. 30 Sleight, G . A. 42 Arthurson, D. M.53 Meredith, K. J .7 Roberts, N . F. 19 Dillon, G. 31 Clark, W. 43 Kutrollie, D. 54 Robbins, A. J .8 Hogan, J. P. 20 Carroll, P . B. 32 Rovis, L. 44 Nelson, D. F. 55 Arthurson, A . J.9 Harders, S . 21 Kelly, T. G. 33 Weir, P. (vcr) 56 Murray, J. M .

10 Anderson, B . J. 22 Godfrey, G. 34 Conti, R. 45 Griffin, J . 57 McCormack,M. F .

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pi,p TRINITY GRAMM. Coach: David Barclay; Res .: Noel WatersDart , R . 15 Saunders, M. 29 Quarterman, P . 43 Dawson, W. 57 Siverson, R.1Zobison, C. 16 Waters, N. (cr) 30 Weir, T . 44 Blackney, P. 58 Hunt, P ..Arrowsmith, J . 17 Bunting, P . 31 Quarterman, A. 45 Mercer, J . 59 Goold, L .

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

C, Emerson, D . 20 Williams, C. 34 Murphy, R. 48 Cumming, P. 32 Wall, P .B rrell, A. 21 Cowley, S. 35 Masters, R . (vcr) 49 Coles, P . 66 Camillerl, R.

S B:u'tley, D . 22 Hodges, G. 36 Beer, N. 50 Margebts, D. 37 Alexander, N .9 Cook, M. 23 Crittenden, B. 37 DeBoos, R . 51 Healy, P. 38 Ca Merl, A .

10 Fowler, G . 24 Muir, D. 38 Fekete, P. 52 Clingin, G. 59 Rough, G.11 Grant, S . 25 Hodges, L. 39 Day, P. 53 Stenhouse, A .1•, Stewart, R. 26 McKinnon, T. 40 Allan, K. 54 Douglas, W .13 Slockdale, S. 27 Disney, A . 41 Christie, B. 55 Adgemis, J .1; stevenson, I . 28 Star, M. 42 Emerson, S . (c) 56 Brennan, A.

pRMOND Coach: Ian Cameron; Res. : Kevin Chamberlain1 Dove, S . W. 14 Smyth, J . F . 26 Fisher, I . it . 40 Anrep, R. C .? ~Vood, Roger 15 Chisholm, A . D . 27 Crump, W. G. 41 Osmand, G . R .

Rosengarten_ T . 1 .16 Herkess, G . R. 28 Buckley, C . 42 Clark, R. M .q 3qurphy, P . M. 17 Hoey, P . D. 29 Burney, C. W. 43 Paterson D. L.

Ienkins, R. C. 18 Farrell, E . F. 30 Lewis, M. S. 44 Keane, A. J .6 Ladd, K. J. 19 Humphreys, A. J.31 Wood, Ray 45 Fitts, C . R.

Fisher, G . J . 20 Bourne, B. K. 32 Carter, G. F. 46 Hamley, B . H .g Cameron, R . J. (c) 33 Morris S. P. 47 Marshall, G. R .9 Hardham, L . A. 21 Russ, J . I . 34 Handley, G . J . 48 Meeking, J . P.

10 Corben, B. F. 22 Russ, K. M. 35 Turner, C . S . 49 Cumper, J . H .

54 Rowse, R. B .55 Burns, R. W .56 Blake, P . L .57 Kavanagh, I . R .58 Hay, R . K.59 Large, L . R .60 Bartlett, I. R .61 MacDonald, D . S62 McCallum, P . E .63 Jacobs A. W .

(dvc) 23 Naylor_ A. R. 36 Holman, G. J . 50 Turner, G. J . 64 Harker, S . J .1 Graham, A. E. (vc) 37 Parisi, F. J. 51 Palmer, G. R. 65 Chapman, R . K .

13 Foulsham, D . A. 24 Barry, J . R. 38 Richardson, P . W .52 Sandilands, R . S .66 Hewitt, D .Purcell, P. J . 25 Thomas, G . J . 39 Boyanto n , T. 53 Hammond J . C . 69 Crump, W .

ST. BERNARD'S O.C. Coach: Gus Mitchell; Res.: Terry Davis1 Slater, V. A. 14 Thompson, P . S . 26 Phelan, R. 38 Sullivan, F .

Powell, M . F . 15 Considine, P . J . 27 Cahir, B. 39 Dillon, G .3 Fox, J. 16 Ferlazzo, M. 28 King, R . H. 40 Irvine, K .~ Urkins, J . F . 17 Preston, M. (vc) 41 O'Loughlin, P.5 Itacidiam, P. D . I8 Dalmau, P . 29'Shembrey, M. 42 Chivell, R.; Iannazzo, M . P . 19 Nadzielski, H . 30 Pearson, Paul 43 Malouf, M.' Wade, G . F. (c) 20 Hilbert, M. 31 Smith, P. 44 Taylor, P .8 Taylor, G. 21 Kennedy, P. 32 Caven, A. 45 Johnson, P .4 Hughes, B . 22 Aughton, P . G . 33 Sullivan, A. 46 Hughes, J . (vc)

10 DoOlan, J. G. 23 Sheahan, M . G . 34 Daffey, P . J . 47 Moore, S .11 Davis, T . J . (cr) 35 Pearson, Peter 48 Nathan, S .)"Hogan, P . N. 24 Drennan, M. J . 36 O'Dea, P . 49 Trewin, T .13 Mitchell, G . P . 25 Mahoney, G . A. 37 Bell, M. 50 Hughes, D .

G .

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.

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach: Bob Beynon; Res . : Steven BurleyI Booth, D. R. 14 McKinnon, A. O . 27 Atchison, D . A. 41 Best, W. D. 55 Faulkner, C .2 Llewellyn, D . K . 15 Hickey, B . S. 28 Hopkins, P . J. 42 Temple, M. J. 56 Burley, S. F .3 Clarke, J. A. 16 Holland, G. A. 29 Knee, R. N. 43 Wood, A. R. 57 Shields, P . R .4 Crowe, P. T. 17 Pascoe, D . W. 30 Gill, P. T. 44 ,Dillon, P . M . T . 58 Saines, R . N.; Burne, N. E . 18 Beggs, D. G. 31 King, A . D. 45 Lay, P. A. 59 Sceney, C. G .NO 19 Dynon, J. N. 32 Vecchiet, R . 46 Hill, P . T. 60 Hanna, R . J .

6 Champion, N . D . 20 Tracey, R . D . It . 33 Yuncken, T . F. 47 Maloney, G . W. 61 Hays, P. R .7 Lockle, M. J. 21 Sawyer, G . It . 34 Case, R. 48 Von Moger, A. J .62 Johnson, P. R .8 Santamar'ra, P . 22 Costello, S . A. 35 Herben, G. C . 49 Martini, it . C . 63 Toose, K. R .9 Ssines, G. R. 23 Cooke, M . C. 36 Larsen, J . W . A . 50 Lyons, W . F . 68 Curtis, R . F.10 Gill, S .. K. ' 24 Perrett, R. M. 37 Costello, A . J . 51 Appleford, P. D. 74 Thomson ,11 Steele, P. W. (c) 38 Adams, M. P. 52 McIntyre, L . R. L. A. J .12 Fisher, A. D. 25 Birch, P . A. 39 Piazza, R . D. 53 Wood, N . C. 77 Lombard, M . S .13 Krautil, P. R. 26 Smith, P. W. 40 Staindi, D. J. 54 Gourlay, D . B .

UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach: Alan Salter; Res. : David Mithen1 Williams, S . F. 11 Tyquin, M .2 Redford, J. A. 12 Burgin, D .3 Scarcella, B . C . 13 Lugg, P .

(cr) 14 Hindle, R. G .4 vivian, D. G. 15 Collins, R .5 Whithead, P . 16 Ellison, G. N.6 Carroll, W. S . 17 Jewson, G. R.7 Anderson, G . A . 18 Pleydell, G . P.8 Taylor, R. 19 Booth, D. J.9 Nicolson, S . I . 20 -Small, D . M .

10 McCombe, W . 21 Hoilonds, B. P .

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22 Carey, T. 31 Morrison, G. R . 42 McGee, L. A .23 Westmore, G . A . 32 Wilson, D. S . 43 Standish, T. J.24 Hager, R . J . 33 Smith, H. J . 44 Hamilton, J .

(c) 34 Christie, P. K. 46 Ashby, I .25 Sleeman, M. G. 35 Moore, It . M. 47 Sing, G. P .26 Schauble, P. D. 36 Melville, R . H . 48 Dobbie, S . M.27 Church, B. G. 37 Carne, It . V . 49 Waterson, R.28 Trumble, S . T . 38 Harley, It . 51 Dunin, A. J .

(vc) 39 Debelle, G. D. 54 Sammon, M. T .29 Carmody, J . F . 40 Sharp, J . C. 58 Brukner, P. D.30 S,anger, A. 41 Clarke, P. 69 Johnston, M.

70 O'Conner, M .

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS

A SECTIONOrmond 5.1 9.1 10.1 10.3 - 63University Blues 3.1 5.4 5.5 8.7 - 55

ORMOND: Burns 4, Farrell 3, Bourne 2Ray Wood . BEST: Corben, J. Russ, Foul-sham Naylor, Burns, Keane .sham

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Anderson 2, Water-son 2, Came, Dobbie, Tyquin, Smith . BEST:Hager, Trumble, Standish, Williams, Schau-ble, Carey .

University Blacks 4.3 7.5 9.8 11.13- 79Coburg 1 .0 1.0 1.2 1.2 - 8

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Dynon 3, Tracey2, Burne 2, Booth, Birch, Llewellyn, Hays .BEST : Booth, Dynon, Perrett, Cooke, Trac-ey, Lay.

COBURG : Hughes . BEST : Royal, P . Fin-lay, P. O'Brien, B. O'Brien, McCartin,Woods .

North Old Boys 1.1 6.5 8.6 12.10- 82Caulfield Gramm. 4.0 5.2 6.6 7.7 - 49

NORTH OLD BOYS : Conti 5, Murray 4,Sheales 2, Anderson . BEST: Borcich, Sheal-es, Conti, Hanneberry, Welch, Dillon .

CAUL GRAMM.: Butcher 4, Voyage 3 .BEST : Griffiths, Lester, Voyage, Macdon-old, R. Fletcher, Bierwirth .

St . Bernard's OC 3.5 4.7 10.17 12 .22- 94Marcellin OC 1 .3 5.8 6.10 8 .15- 63

ST BERNARD'S O .C . : Mitchell 2, Wade 2 ,Larkins 2, B . Hughes, Nadzielski, Drennan,Mahoney, F. Sullivan, Ferlazzo . BEST:Rackham, Mahoney, Kennedy, Nadzielski,Aughton, Wade .

MARCELLIN O .C . : Butler 3, Dillon, Goo-ley, Maguire, Hesse, P . Cullinan . BEST :Gooley, Dillon, Toniolo, P . Gartner, Butler,Mahon .

De La Salle OC 3 .4 7.7 11 .8 15 .10-100Old Trinity Gr. 1 .1 1 .3 1.3 3.3- -2 1

DE LA SALLE: Dunn 4, Sykes 3, MBourke 2, Eddy 2, Beddoe, Maher, Groves,Mulqueen . BEST : Groves, Donegan, Halasa,McDonnell, Mulqueen, Dunn .

OLD TRINITY: Dennis 2, 'Blackney . BEST :Beer, Saunders, Robison, D . Emerson, Mc-Kinnon, Arrowsmith.

OLD HAILEY HUNDRED

Yet another Old Haileybury player reachesthe coveted "ton" . Today it is the turn ofGraeme Campbell . Graeme is one of the mostimproved players at the club . From whenhe first played in 1972 until the beginningof 1976, he played mostly with the Reserves,but for the past two seasons has been aregular, and one of the best players in theFirsts . Well done, Graeme, We look for-ward to the next 100 .

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B SECTIONOld Melburnians 3.7 5.11 6.18 7 .19- 61St . Kilda CBOC 0 .0 1 .4 2.6 3.8 - 26

OLD MELBURNIANS : Roberson 3, I . Cord-ner 2, Thomson, Urquhart. BEST: Rober-son, P. Dawson, Gray, Mitchelmore, J .Mitchell, R . Brow n

Sr. KILDA CBOC: Jennings 2, Waterman .BEST : Kay, Mason, Carroll, Jennings, Mee-han, Smith .

Geelong 2.0 5.10 1 0 .16 15 .19-109Collegians 7.2 7.2 8.3 10.3 - 63

GEELONG: G. Trevaskis 6, Lowcock 3 ,Davis 2, Huon, Condie, Wells Elliston .BEST : Davis Huon, G . Trevaskis, Birrell,Elliston, Pauike .

COLLEGIANS : Roach 4, Rice 2, Teale,Taylor, Leembruggen, Etherington. BEST :Roach, Rice, Milford, Cook, T . Loder, Leem-bruggen ,

Old Haileyburians 4.6 6.8 8.11 9 .13- 67Monash Blues 5 .0 5.4 6.4 7.6 - 48

OLD HAILEYBURY : Roberts 3, Langford-Jones 2 Mason 2, Palmer, Code . BEST :Cocks, Zode, Curry, Langford-Jones, Mead-ows, Tamlor .

MONASH BLUES : Quinn 3, Cash, Ryan,De Young, Bergin . BEST: Moore, B . Ander-son, Mann, Whitty, Bickford, O'Dwyer .

Reservoir OB 1.1 4.2 5.10 9 .11- 65Old Paradians 3.3 6.4 6.5 7.8 - 50

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Trevascus 2, D .Scott 2, Sellers 2, Bates, R . Shepherd, Gray-BEST : R . Shepherd, Rutty, McKerrow, Han-sen, Dowell, Bates .

OLD PAADIANS : J Jordan 4, P . Jor-dan 2, Ford . BEST: J .' Jordan, P . Jordan,T . Considine, G . Carroll, Lyons, Natoli .

Ivanhoe 5.2 7.6 10.6 14.10- 94Old Scotch Coll, 3.3 5.5 6.8 9.10- 64

IVANHOE: Hartney 3, Goldin 2, Looney2, Robinson 2, R . Stewart 2, Van 2, Quin-livan . BEST: Renshaw, Wood, Drapac, Van,R . Stewart, Knop.

OLD SCOTCH: Mason 3, Anderson, Cox,Marx, Nickless, Rogerson, Sherwen BEST :Marx, Hays, Rogerson, Morgan, Anderson,Kiel .

CENTURY TO AMP MANA long awaited day has at last arrived

for A.M .P .'s Steve "Scar" Carr . It's num-ber 108 for "Scar" today and players andsupporters are as pleased about it as he is .He has been knocked around over the yearsand played many of his "ton" with injuriesof some sort but is such a dedicated blokeon and off the ground that there really wasno doubt that his 100 would come up .Congratulations "SCAR", the social workseems to have improved your game too !

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Last Week's Results - ContinuedC SECTIO N

AJAX 5.2 6.3 8.8 8.13- 61Kew 0.2 3.5 6.7 6.10- 4 6

AJAX: H. Ritterman 3, Komesarook 3,Jurberg, Schulberg . BEST: H. Ritterman,Aarons, Bluzer, Nissen, Komesarook, Feld-picer.

KEW: G. Clay 2, Rose 2, Blay. BEST:Duvergier, B . Smith, Shaw, Hayes, Cooper,Rose .Hampton Rovers 0.3 2.7 2.8 6.12- 48Old Carey Gr . 1.1 1 .1 3.1 3.1 - 19

HAMPTON ROVERS : Spurrell 2, Callaway,McSpeerin, MacLeod, Tregear. BEST: Mc-Speerin, Harper, Nash, S . Hackett, Blair,Spurrell .

OLD CAREY: Whitehead, Freeman, Dun-can . BEST: R . Elliott, McKinley, Yea, Dun-can, Pappas .Old Xaverians 4.4 7.6 9.9 10.9 - 69U.H.S. Old Boys 1 .0 2.3 4.4 7.5 - 47OLD XAVERIANS: Warming 5, Vale, Nau-

ghton, J . Wilton, O'Sullivan, Sholley . BEST:Smarelli, Fitzpatrick, Hanse, Higgins, Warm-ing, Nankervis .

UHS OLD BOYS: Siotis 5, M. WalshBain . BEST: Hume, Davis, Siotis, Flavel,Bain, Leong .Parkside 2.1 10.3 13.5 15 .10-100M .H .S . Old Boys 1 .6 1.7 2.13 4.15- 39

PARKSIDE : B Harvey 3, P . Harvey 2,Spinks 2, Quaife 2, Howell 2 Keogh 2,Ware, Biggins . BEST: Nanke'rvis, Ridd,Spinks, Green, Biggins, B . Harvey .

MHS OLD BOYS : L . Cosmas 2, R . Wood,R . Stow . BEST : I . Evans, G . Ternes, Cherry,Short, Graham, I . Harrison _Fawkner 2.2 4.2 8.7 10.8- 68Old Ivanhoe Gr. 0.1 1.4 1.5 4.6 - 30

FAWKNER : Ayres 2, Duggan 2, Staple-ton, Ward, M. Teasdale, J . Teasdale, Thom-as, McNee. BEST: Foley, J . Teasdale, Ward,O'Mara, M . Teasdale, Ayres .

OLD IVANHOE : Goalkickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .

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D SECTIO NOld Brighton Gr . 0.6 2.11 6.19 8 .22- 70Old Camberwell 1 .1 2.4 2.4 2.6 - 1 8

OLD BRIGHTON: Jones 2, Gedye, Johns-ton, Larkin, McClure, Shepherd, Simon .BEST : Draper, Levvey, Warnock, Epstein,Jones, Kemp .

OLD CAMBERWELL : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .Alphington 5 .2 11 .3 15.4 16.4 -100Elsternwick 1 .1 1 .2 1.2 2.3 - 15

ALPHINGTON : Candy 5, Hale 4, G. Gale3, Smith 2, Jamieson, Roberts . BEST: Smith,Jamieson, Shearer, Roberts, Shea, G . Gale .

ELSTERNWICK: Rigg, Holmes . BEST :Rosewarne, Rigg, A . Ramsay, Grace, Scott,D . Mahony .Power House 3.0 7.7 11 .8 14.13- 97Old Geelong 2 .2 2.5 4.6 7.8 - 50

POWER HOUSE : Rosewarne 4, Booth 3 ,Newton 2, Fitzsimmons, Stafford, Vick,Ellis, Griffin . BEST: Rosewarne, Newton,Coloe Peters, Drough, Elliss .

OLD GEELONG : Spiden 4, Thompson,Whiting, McFarlane BEST : Spiden, Craw-ford, Torode, Gilbeit, Baulch, Benetto .Assumption OC 5 .6 7.13 9 .14 13 .15- 93State Bank 0.1 2.1 4.4 6.6 - 42

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : O'Donnell 5,Vipond 2, L. Howard 2, O'Dwyer, Singline,Catacese, Cribbes . BEST: Commadeur,O'Dwyer, W . Mahar, L . Howard, A . Munari,Pavone .

STATE BANK: Jessup, Maher, Linehan,Jeffery, Eacott, Inglis . BEST: Pitts, Kinkaid,Eacatt, Owen, Wynd, Wabbis .St . Kevins OB 3 .2 3.3 4.6 6.8 - 44La Trobe Blacks 0 .3 2.5 2.6 2.8 - 20

ST, KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Hannan 2, Rand-les, J . Corrigan, Cruise, Olle . BEST: B .Campbell, Radford, Olle, Hart, Hannan,Fitzpatrick.

LA TROBE BLACKS : O'Donohue, Prosser .BEST : Drew, Prosser, Kelly, Rowe, Porter,Hast .

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FIXTURES, RESULTS "'A" SECTIO NAPRIL 16

Orm 14.14 St B 13 15NOB 32.23 Cob 6 .7CGr d9 .46 OTrin 10 .14Mar 17 .11 UB1s 13 .16DLS 11 .12 UBlks 8 .17

APRIL 23Orm 10 .17 UBIs 9 .15UBik 20.15 Cob 16 .9NOB 20.17 CGr 14 .13StB 13.9 Mar 9 .12DLS 28 .14 OTrin 7 .10

APRIL 30UBlk 15.14 UBIs 13 .23Orm 17.21 OTrin 11 .11Mar 12 .19 CGr 11 .15SIB 26 .22 Cob 7.7NOB 14 .13 DLS 9.23

MAY 7NOB 12.23 Orm 8 .17UBis 19.29 Cob 5 .6

Mar 15 .15 OTrin 8 .14StB 15 .16 CGr 13 .8DLS 9.15 Cob 9. 6

MAY 21Orm 14.15 Mar 13 .12NOB 11 .12 UBIk 9.12Cob 9.10 OTrin 9.7CGr 18 .14 UBIs 13.17DLS 9 .10 StB 5 .1 5

MAY 28

NBlk 21 .16 OTrin 4.10Mar 21 .9 Cob 11 .10CGr 18 .14 Orm 13 .16NOB 18.19 StB 11 .4DLS 21 .23 UBls 11 . 8

JUNE 4NOB 33 .10 OTrin 5 .9NBllc 16.11 Mar 10.14StB 22.14 UBIs 17 .10CGr 15.16 Cob 9 .22DLS 16 .13 Orm 9 .6

Orm 9 .25 Cob 7.4StB 12.8 UBik 6 .9DLS 9-14 CGr 7 .1 2

JUNE 25Orm 10 .3 UBls 8 .7UBik 11 .13 Cob 1 .2NOB 12 .10 CGr 7 .7StB 12 .22 Mar 8 .15DLS 15 .10 OTrin 3 . 3

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

JULY 9North 0 v OrmondCoburg v Uni BluesUni Blacks v Caul OrO Tr1n v St BernMarc OC v DLS O C

JULY 16Ormond v Uni BlacksUni Blues v North OBO Trin v Marc OCCaul Gr v St BernDLS OC v Coburg

JULY 23Marc OC v OrmondU Blacks v North OB

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

JULY 30O Trin v U BlacksMarc OC v CoburgOrmond v Caul OrNorth OB v St BernU Blues v DLS OC

AUGUST 6

Caul Or v 0 T.rinU Blacks v Marc OCSt Bern v U BluesCoburg v North OBDLS OC v Ormond

AUGUST 13

St Bern v OrmondNorth OB v 0 TrinCoburg v Caul OrU Blues V Marc OCDLS OC v U Blacks

AUGUST 20

Marc OC v North OBO TrIn v U Blues -Ormond v CoburgU Blacks v St BernGaul Or v DLS OC

CGr 1i1 :15 UBlk 11,111 Vic ~20 .12J

S .A . 13 .13StB 19.11 OTrin 14.11 (at Adelaide)DLS 12.19 Mar 12 .14 1 Vic . 17.14 Tas. 12 .1 2MAY 14 i(at Launceston)

(at Elstern . Park) ! JUNE 1 8Orin 17.14 UBlk 15 .13 NOB 7.8 Marc 4.3NOB 28.25 UBls 8 .6 JUBis 9.11 OTrin 5.9

E SECTIONOld Mentonians 2 .7 5.8 8.13 8 .14- 62ANZ Bank 0.4 1.8 1.9 3.13- 31

OLD MENTONIANS: Rafter, Nicholson ,Maher, Norton, Adcock, Upham, Hicks, Peel .BEST: Rafter, Norton, McKinlay, Nicholson,Maher, Peel .

ANZ BANK: Daykin, S . Gale, Towan .BEST: Falcke, Jones, Harnetty, May, Pinder,TowanWest Brunswick 4.3 11.7 15.9 26.11-167National Bank 2.1 3.1 5.3 6.3 - 39

WEST BRUNSWICK : P. Guatta 11, L . Ced-dia 3, Monger 3, Nigro 3, R. 'Brockwell 2,M . Schwarze 2, Fyffe, Kay. BEST: R . Brock-well, L. Ceddia, Fyffe, P . Guatta, Ivey,Woollard .

NATIONAL BANK : Reeves, Scott, Bors-erio, Allen, Jenkinson, McLean . BEST: Reev-es, McLean, Ferrier Jenkinson, Hadley, Bor-seri oBeverley Hills 1 .3 2.6 5.8 8.10- 58North Brnuswick 1 .2 2.5 4.11 5.14- 44

BEVERLEY HILLS : McCrory 3, R . 'Butter-worth 2, Taylor, Ashley, McCall . BEST :Gray, Bowles, G . Clark, Gibson, Monahan,Post .

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Campbell, Handley,Wilson, Kenny, Davies . BEST: G. Payne,Jewson, Handley, D . Payne, Fox, Dimarco .Heatherton 2.7 6 . 1 0 12 .12 15.16-106AMP Society 2.2 5.9 7.11 11 .13- 79

HEATHERTON: Meeking 4, James Kenny2, Twist 2, P . Bowden, Bodey, Fletcher,O'Connor, Davis, Paul Carey, Brains . BEST :Paul Carey, A Killen, R. Sauer, O'Connor,Brains McDonough .

AMP SOCIETY : Wilson 3, Pottenger 2,De Propertis, P . Henderson, I . Henderson,O'Rourke, McLaughlan, Sweeney . BEST :Waller, Sweeney, Walsh, Wilson, Anderson,McLauchlan .Brunswick a by e

200 GAME S TO ANZ COACHJim Kelly plays his 200th game for ANZ

Bank this week in their match againstBrunswick . Jim joined the former E .S .&A .Bank Club in 1965. Apart from being seniorcoach for the last three years, Jim was alsocoach of the reserves from 1971 to 1974 .Jim has been the winner of many clubawards including three times Best and Fair-est for the reserves . All club members andsupporters congratulate Jim.

ANZ BANKER - 250 GA ME SCongratulations Bill (Jet) Jackson from

all at ANZ Bank . "Jet" played 250 gameslast week against Old Mentonians, a gamebest forg otten except for this milestone.A club life membe,r, he holds the recordof most games played, kicked over 200 goals,16 years with the club, player and com-mitteeman and former vice president . Con-gratulations and at least another 50 games,"Jet" .

F SECTIO NC'wealth Bank 4.5 6.5 12.11 15.17-107Thornbury 2.3 3 .6 3.8 4.11- 35

C'WEALTH BANK: Dick 4, W . McCrim-mon 3, Sarapau 3, Myers 2, Arthurson,Brown, Taylor . BEST: Anderson, Myers,Dunkley, Sarapau, Taylor, Thomas.

THORNBURY: Lucas 2, M. Staff, McMah-on . BEST: G Liversidge, S . Byrne, Pieters,Greenwood, G . Burrows, M . Staff .

Footscray IT 2.6 5.9 9.15 13.22-100Glenroy 3.1 5.1 6.1 7.1 - 43

FOOTSCRAY : Absalom 2, Leonard 2, Sully2, Moore 2, Sheehan 2, Klidomitis, Thurs-ton, Fletcher . BEST : Leonard, Stott, Sully,White, Sheehan, Abramczyk .

GLENROY: Wakeling 2, Zulian 2, M .White, A . Ross, Judd . BEST : Marshall, A .Ross, I . Broomfield, Fox, Wakeling, Bye .

Monash Whites 4.6 6.12 12 .16 19 .18-132University Reds 0.0 2.1 3.2 3.2 - 20

MONASH WHITES : B . De Pace 5, Lowden4, Wright 3, Murphy 2, Essing 2, Sauer,Jennison, Picone. 'BEST: Murphy, Wright,,B . De Pace, Josem, Darling, McLennan .

UNIV. REDS : Twite 2, Zographou. BEST :Flynn, O'Brien, Weston, Kanaris, Bayly,Twite .

Bulleen-T'stowe 5 .4 9.5 11.9 12.12- 84LaTrobe Reds 0 .0 1.3 2.4 3.8 - 26

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE: D'Agostino 4 ,Tenace '2, Miles 2, Burton 2, Walker 2 .BEST: Miles, Lockhart, Pretto, D'Agastino,S . Pollard, Walker.

LA TROBE REDS : Thomas 2, BennettBEST : Thomas, Sauer, Ravenhall, Dawson,Waseinvski, Nelson .

St. Bede's OC 0 .2 2.8 5.11 7 .15- 57Bulleen United 2 .3 3.4 5.4 6.4 - 40

ST. BEDE'S O .C . : Goalkickers Best Play-ers not received, or received ' after copy~dead-line - first post Monday .

BULLEEN UNITED: Macaulay 2, Jeffs,Lachmund, R . Divirgilio, Lillie. BEST: Jeffs,Morley, Porter, Walters, R . Divirgilio, Lach-mund .

ST, BERNARD'S GAMES RECORD BROKENPat Considine created a new record o f

games for St. Bernard's when he played his208th game against University Blacks . Hepassed Michael Perrett's total of 207 andis sitll going strongly . Paddy's achievementinclude 134 games with the firsts, commit-teeman for 3 years, Best Clubman 1969, amember of the first St . Bernard's team toplay in A Grade. Unfortunately Paddy hasnot played in a premiership missing twothrough injury. Well done Pat hope to seeyou around the club for many more years .1965-?? ?

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Last Week's Results - ContinuedJUNIOR SECTION 1

University Blues 1.3 3.7 4.9 10 .14- 74Coburg 2.3 3.4 4.7 4.7 - 31-

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Hubbard 3 Phimis-ter 2, Dess 2, Bullen, Tate, Foste'r . BEST :Tom, Warner, Foster, Clarke, Kenealy, Phi-miste r

COBURG : Cotter, Altis, Agastino, Volta .BEST : Agostino, Harmes, Middling, Ed-wards, Cleary, Nievandt .

University Blacks 9 .1 14.1 19.8 21.13-139Ormond 2.4 2.9 3.10 4.12- 3 6

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Barclay 7, Keys 5,Young 2, Beggs 2, Sutton 2, Shaw, Wines,Smale . BEST: Keys, Curtis, Wines, Steven-son, Sutton, Barclay .

ORMOND : Barnes 2, 'Bastion, Davis . BEST :Jenkins, Morris, Holdsworth, Sexton, Barn-es, Britton .

Ivanhoe 5.0 8.3 11.9 17 .13-115St. Bernard's OC 0 .2 1.2 2.2 3.3 - 2 1

IVANHOE : Bivianno 9, Woolfe 3, Brewin3, Smythe, Beith . BEST : Sampson, Warry,Bivianno, Mosczowicz, Vernon .

ST. BERNARD'S O .C : Mahady, Bergin,Pennay. BEST: Monag}ian, Randall, Har-greaves, Mahady, Grant, Birrell .

Old Scotch Coll 3 .1 3.3 7.5 11.5 - 71North Old Boys 1 .1 4.4 4.7 6.9 - 45

OLD SCOTCH: Akam 4, Reeves 2, Bell,Forsyth, Martin, Spence, Treyvaud . BEST :Reeves, Treyvaud, Lazarou, Akam, Alex-ander, Arnold .

NORTH OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday .

Monash University a bye

WEST BRUNSWICK RUCKMAN IN 150thAll at West Brunswick congratulate Bruc e

Ivey on his 150th game . Since joining theclub in 1969 Bruce has many achievementsto his credit - Club Best and Fairest onthree occasions and section Best and Fair-est in 1972 and 1976 . He was captain ofthe seniors and he hasn't missed a gamein 8 years! Bruce is one of the best ruck-man in the game and his determination in-spires all . O ff the field he is a very pro-minent social member and is always busyhelping the club in any way he can . A truecredit to West Brunswick . Well done Bruce .

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JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers 2 .4 8 .11 12.13 21 .18-144Alphington 2.0 2.0 3.0 3.0 - 1 8

HAMPTON ROVERS : James 7, Cole 3,Spalding 3, Tabram, Morecroft, Huckett,Clark, Kabbani, Douglas, Nichols, Burgess .BEST: Campbell, Spalding, James, Ashkar,Douglas, Morecroft .

ALPHINGTON : Aslanis 2, Radford . BEST :Cree, Travaglini, Matfin, Farry, Lennox,Radford,

Geelong 5.3 9.9 14.14 19 .17-131Kew 0.0 1.1 1.2 3.4 - 22

GEELONG : Syddall 5, Fatouros 4, Jen-nings 3, Luttrell 2, McNeil 2, Gardiner, Mor-row, Etchells . BEST: McNeil, Jennings, Fat-ouros, Syddall, Gardiner, Innes-Irons .

KEW: Goalkickers, Best Players not re-ceived, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday .

West Brunswick 8 .4 10.5 14.9 16 .14-110Caulfield Gr. 2.3 5.6 7.7 12.7 - 79

WEST BRUNSWICK : Pretty 4, Madden 2 ,Roberts 2, Leatham Majer, Maloney, Wal-lace, Morcos, Nidis, Repcan, Robinson .BEST : Leatham, Madden, Pretty, Repcan,Roberts, Rutledge .

CAULFIELD GRAMM . : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .De La Salle OC 4.1 7.4 8.7 12.9 - 81Old Paradians 1 .3 3.3 6.5 7.6 - 48

DE LA SALLE: Croxford 3, Stewart 3 ,Casey 2, D'Astoli, Hill, Keillor, Kowalski

.BEST : Conlan, Jurkovsky, Casey, Hellard,O'Reilly, Griffin .

OLD PARADIANS : N . Hughes 2, J, Dow-ney, Chisholm, Harrison, Busch, Di Paola.BEST: N. Hughes, Miller, Romeo, Harrison,Di Paola, Busch .

Reservoir OB 2.5 6.13 11 .14 15 .18-108MHS Old Boys 2 .6 2.8 5.10 7 .13- 55

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Pettet 3 True-feldt 2, Rider 2, Rist 2, Smith 2, Romeo,Pugh, Franklin, Tobin . BEST : Smith, True-feldt, Pugh, Franklin, Bramhem, Campbell .

MHS OLD BOYS : Flegeltaub 3, V. Tre-maine 2, Maishman, Moorfield, BEST: V.Tremame, Flegeltaub, N . Tremaine, Court-ney, Cortez, Marrow .

FAREWELL COL GLOVE RAfter a club record number of 255 games,

and 29 games as reserve grade coach, ColinGlover of De La Salle is being transferredin his employment to Tasmania . Col hasbeen a great worker for the club both onand off the field, and he will be sadlymissed . To his credit he leaves at a timewhen the reserves are on top of the ladder,and will once again play in the finals ifthey can continue with their good form .

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A RESERVE SECTIONUniversity Blues 3 .0 5.4 7.6 8.6 - 54Ormond 2.2 2.5 3.7 4.8 - 32

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Clarke 2, Bedford2 Brukner, Lugg, Dunin, Melville . BEST :Brukner, Ashby, Small, Trembath, Lugg,McGee .

ORMOND : Osmand 2, Holman, Rowse .BEST: Cameron, K. Russ, Osmand, A . Hum-phreys, C. Turner, Le Page .University Blacks 5 .5 5.8 8.11 10 .13- 73Coburg 0.1 3.5 3.5 4.5 - 29

UNIV . BLACKS : Von Moger 2, Fisher 2 ,Burley 2, Santamaria 2, Krautil 2. BEST :Von Moger, McKinnon, Santamaria, Steele,Sceney, Holland . .

COBURG : Bishop, Henry, Sim, McAleerBEST : Bishop, G. Liddle, Archipow, M .Finlay, Neudert, Cox .North Old Boys 1 .2 6.6 8.8 9.13- 67Caulfield Gramm . 2 .1 2.2 3.2 4.2 - 26

NORTH OLD BOYS : Cuffe 5, Maffi 2, God-frey, Frewen . BEST : Haratsis, Fitzpatrick,Kelly, Ryan, Cuffe, Frewen .

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Tamblyn 2, Williams,Cunningham . BEST : Collins, Atchison, Mc-Arthur, I . Watson, Frankish, Worthington .St. Bernard's OC 2.1 5.1 6.3 7.5 - 47Marcellin OC 2.2 3.3 5.5 5.7 - 3 7

ST . BERNARD'S O.C . : Daffey 3, Bell,Dalmau, Peter Pearson, Johnson . BEST : Mc-Ardle, Hilbert, Thompson, Nathan, Dalmau,Caven .

MARCELLIN O .C . : B . Crimmins 3, J . O .Gregory, J . D. Gregory BEST: J . Aloisio,Corrie, J . Crimmins, Jones, McNamara, J.0 . Gregory .De La Salle OC 5.6 9.8 13.16 15.19-109Old Trinity Gr. 0.0 0.2 2.2 3.4 - 22

DE LA SALLE : Clarke 5, P . Mitchell 4 ,P. McDonald 3, Hannah 2, Hewitt . BEST :McGuiness, O'Sullivan, Hannah, Clarke, P .McDonald, Birrell

OLD TRINITY, Waters, Wall, Mercer .BEST : Cumming, Coles, Wall, Cook, Wat-ers, Hodges .

TIPSTERS' TALLYSection Last Week TotalA Jim Fidge 20 156B Alf Keam 12 112C Alex Johnson 20 152D Keith Findlay 12 102E Syd Whitfield 15 140F Norm Nugent 20 156Jun. 1 Cliff Bastow 20 135Jun. 2 Peter Nathan 12 138

Five Points for each winner in E Sectionand Junior Section 1 .

Four points for each winner in the otherSections

Watching the "Round-Ball Game" appar-ently hasn't affected Alex's judgment -he'll be scooping the Soccer Pool next - Ed .

B RESERVE SECTIO NOld Melburnians 3 .2 5.2 6.4 10.5 - 65St . Kilda CBOC 3 .3 3.5 5.7 5.7 - 37

OLD MELBURNIANS : Austin 3, Woods 2 ,Wilson, Miller, Koran, Rudd, Ristrom .BEST: Brett-Young, Mumme, Woods, Koran,Ristrom, Van Dungan .

ST. KILDA CBOC : Zotti 2, Matheson,Meaney, Davis . BEST: Lynch, Esmonde, Vic-kers, Zotti, Spence, Blakely .Geelong 2.2 6.7 7.8 10.10- 70Collegians 2 .3 3.5 8.9 10.9 - 69

GEELONG : Bowman 2, Sheringham 2 Ross2, Poulton, T . Ludowyk, J. Ludowyk . hEST :Bowman, P. Forsyth, Gill, Poulton, Bum-stead, T. Ludowyk .

COLLEGIANS: Cartledge 3, Rowlands 2,Dean 2, Lupson, Tucker, Day. BEST : Row-lands, Dean, Naylor, Cartledge, Cranwell,Dodd .Monash Blues 3 .3 5.7 6.8 7.8 - 50Oid Haileyburians 2 .1 4.5 4.5 5.7 - 37

MONASH BLUES : Scott 2, Tellefson 2 ,Schneider, Hedgeson, Connop . BEST: Old-ing, Hodgeson, Schneider, Mooi, Leerson,Swanson .

OLD HAILEYBURY: Payne 2, Troup, Wise,Moss . BEST: Billings, A. Campbell, Payne,Surgenor, Thomson, Wise.Reservoir OB 3 .3 8.6 8 .7 10 .10- 70Old Paradians 0.1 1.2 4.4 5.4 - 34

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, Bes tPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

OLD PARADIANS : Abrahams 3, M. John-son, McKinley . BEST: Curran, Mount, Tay-lor, MacLeod, Abrahams, M . Johnson .Ivanhoe 2.1 6.1 8.5 10 .10- 70Old Scotch Coll 3 .3 5.5 5.7 6.8 - 4 4

IVANHOE: A. Jones 4, Dean 2, Berry 2,Steen, J . Jones . BEST: Field, Rotar, Simp-son, Adley, Steen, A . Jones .

OLD SCOTCH : McLean 2, Garrett, Mac-Callum, Tuininga, Vines . BEST: MacCallum,Tuininga, Caithness, Robertson-Smith, Pur-nell, McLean .

THE BLACK LISTMissed Publication deadline (Seniors and

Juniors 5 p .m ., Reserves 3 p .m.) - FineTHREE DOLLARS .NORTH OLD BOYSMHS OLD BOYS JUNIORSWEST BRUNSWICK RESERVESGLENROY RESERVESFailed to phone Final scores or Details

to Press Correspondent before 7 p.m. -Fine SIX DOLLARS .

MONASH BLUE SPhoned Incorrect Scores - Fine THREE

DOLLARS .ORMOND JUNIOR SOLD CAMBERWELL GRAMM, (JUNE 18th )I

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Last Week's Results - Continue dC RESERVE SECTION

Kew 3.8 3.9 4.12 4.13- 37AJAX 1.2 2.4 2.5 3.5 - 23

KEW : O'Dowd 2, Roberts, Brown . BEST :O'Dowd, Cavanagh, Hawken, Brown, Wheel-er, Roberts.

AJAX : Greenberg, Kazica Morley . BEST:Hoffman, Nankin, Morley, Greenberg, Davis,Newberg,

Hampton Rovers 4.5 5.8 7.11 9 .12- 66Old Carey Gr. 0.0 0.0 1.0 2.3 - 15

HAMPTON ROVERS : Fisher 3, Clarke 2 ,Cave, Devola, Combe. BEST: Clarke, J .Morecroft, Devola, Bird, Cave, Cook.

OLD CAREY : Brockwell, Morgan . BEST:Elliott, Nalpantidis, Armstrong, Pryor, Man-ning, Gomer ,

Old Xaverians 5 .3 6.4 9.7 10.8 - 68UHS Old Boys 1 .0 2 .3 2.4 3.5 - 23

OLD XAVERIANS: Fraser 4, Barrett 3 ,Quinn 2, Clareborough. BEST: O'Connor,Adams, Hennessy, O'Halloran, Barrett, Jor-gensen .

UHS OLD BOYS : Salvatico, Crowden, Bal-sillie. BEST: Schulz, Toleman, Balsillie, Hun-ter, Salvatico, McKenzie .

Parkside 1.2 3.2 6.4 8.9 - 57MHS Old Boys 2 .2 2.3 3.3 3.4 - 22

PARKSIDE : Gleeson 2 Sweeney 2, Phil-pott, Bastow, Poyntz, Demaniel . BEST: Poy-ntz, Gleeson, Carruthers, Bertucci, Phil-pott, Hennessey

MHS OLD BOYS : King 2, Orchard . BEST:G . Jones, Rogers, Hallet, Rice, Robertson,Murray.

Fawkner 2.5 4.7 7.10 9.13- 67Old Ivanhoe Gr 1 .0 1.0 1.1 2.1 - 13

FAWKNER : George 4, Fergerson 2, Cer-minera, P . Robertson, Dwyer . BEST: Pooy-kids, Cimianera, George, G . Robertson, D .Robertson, Shannno.

OLD IVANHOE : Goalkickers, 'Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday.

CENTURY TO UNI HIGH PLAYERAll players and officials congratulate Chri s

Toleman on playing his 100th game withUni . High. Chris is one of the few playersat the club who have played in the Juniorteams, he did this in 1971-72, and beganplaying in the Reserves in 1973 . Chris is nowa Civil Engineer and but for his studiescould have been a regular lst player. Heis a very serviceable player and clubman .Chris has the distinction of being captainof the Reserves on a few occasions, theywere all "practice matches" . CongratulationsChris on this achievement.

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D RESERVE SECTIONOld Brighton Gr 1 .2 6.5 6.7 10.8 - 68Old Camberwell 0.3 0.6 1.11 2.14- 26

OLD BRIGHTON: Millis 4, Bellmaine 3 ,Hamilton 2, Rossiter. BEST: Hamilton,Smak, Beddoe, Millis, Dobbie, Paroissien

OLD CAMBERWELL: Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

Elsternwick 2.3 6.8 7.8 9.11- 65Alphington 1 .1 3.2 5.4 5.6 - 36

ELSTERNWICK : Curtain 3, Cochrane 2 ,Patience, Bradshaw, Stevens, Everett . BEST:Curtain, Patience, Bradshaw, Cochrane,Simpson, Morrison .

ALPHINGTON : Grace Harrell, Jennings,Sciberas, Williamson . $EST: Harrell, Mat-ten, Williamson, Humm, Sheldrick, Sutton .

Power House 3 .1 9.3 9.3 12.3 - 75Old Geelong 1.4 3.5 5.9 8.10- 58

POWER HOUSE : Dakin 3, Mason 3, Hailes2, Sarosi 2, Alcock, Cooks. BEST : Alcock,Pullin, Hailes, Sarosi, Mason West .

OLD GEELONG: Clarke 3, Gibson 2, Fras-er 2 . BEST: Peacock, Marshall, Clarke, Fras-er, Gibson, Willis.

Assumption OC 3.4 5.5 7.6 7.9 - 51State Bank 3.0 4.1 5.1 6.3 - 39

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : Fitz 2, Mullen ,Howe, S Daly, Lester, P . Smith. BEST:Lester, Vear, P . Smith, Norman, Howe,Richardson .

STATE SAV . BANK: Thane 2, Jenkin,Dumbrell, Reilly, Holmes. BEST : McKeown,Dumbrell, Hausman, Truscott, Brennan,Nolan .

St . Kevin's OB 3.2 4.2 6.5 7.9 - 51La Trobe Blacks 0.0 0.1 1.2 1.2 - 8

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Allan 3 Gave n2 Mazey, Arnold. BEST : Phibbs, A . Simp-son, Hawkins, Fleming, Arnold, Allan .

LA TROBE BLACKS : Muscella. BEST :Davies, Lethborg, M Groenewegen, Cram-eri, Barcellona, Hulrrie .

OLD XAV'S CAPTAIN IN 100th

Old Xaverian's Captain Peter Nau g htontoday leads the team onto the ground forhis 100th game . Peter has had a wonderfulcareer with us - he has won the Best andFairest in 1974 and 1976, was leading goal-kicker in 1976 and his greatest achievementwas leading the side to the 'D' Grade Pre-miership last year. An inspirational playerhe has left opposition players flounderingwhen t ry ing to catch him, all to `Les' callof "Where did they go Naughts" . Con-gratulations Peter from all the players, andsupporters in the club who are hoping foranother flag this year .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 2, 1977

Last Week's Results - Continued

E RESERVE SECTIO NV Mentonians 2.5 2.6 3.7 3.7 - 25

Z Bank 1.0 2 .6 2.6 2.9 - 21OLD MENTONIANS : Ingram 2, Ericksen .

BEST : Merlino, Usher, Wittick, Fisher, R .Purcell, Ingram .

ANZ BANK: Fehring, Pecora . BEST: Feh-ring, Jackson, O'Bree, Pearson, Paul Orch-ard, Vigus.

North Brunswick 2.3 4.5 7.8 10.10- 70Beverley Hills Ie0 1 .3 2.3 3.3 - 21

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Villani 3, Muscat 3 ,Tymms, Archibald, Dowsett, Kokkinopolous.BEST: Dowsett, Villani, Muscat, Piccolo,Antonopolcus, Tymms .

BEVERLEY HILLS : Snibson 2, Goers.BEST: Glenister, Goers, Healy, Odgers,Paull, Thompson .

Heatherton 2.3 6.6 11.11 16 .14-110AMP Society 1 .1 3.1 3.1 4.1 - 25

HEATHERTON: W. Williams 3, Mather-son 3, Borg 2, Buck 2, Meyers 2, Pimm,Mahoney, N. Hopkins, Rasmussen . BEST:Pimm, Meyers, W . Williams, Buck, Math-erson, R . Ryan .

AMP SOCIETY: Ferrall 3, Moor . BEST :C . Jenkins, Ferrall, Heywood, A. Carr, S .Carr, McLeod .

National Bank forfeited to West Brunswick .Brunswick a by e

TRIBUNA L(JUNE 4th ROUND)

A. Malkoun (Reservoir Old Boys Juniors)was found quilty of striking R . Cervi (Hamp-ton Rovers Juniors) and suspended for fourmatches.

(This suspension is in addition to thefour-match suspension referred to in lastweek's issue).

F RESERVE SECTIO NC'wealth Bank 1 .4 6.6 8.9 12 .11- 83Thornbury 1.1 2.1 4.4 4.4 - 28

C'WEALTH BANK : Linehan 3, Reeves 3 ,Athans 2, McGregor 2, Patternoster 2 . BEST :Cove, Grima, Keating, Reeves, Linehan,Johnson .

THORNRURY : loannidis 3, Rademaker .BEST : S . Staff, Coates, Bradbury, O'Rourke,Mollica, Modra .

Glenroy 1.0 2.3 4.4 5.8 - 38Footscray IT 3.1 3 .1 3 .1 4.2 - 26

GLENROY : Agnew 2, Rogerson 2, Erd-man . BEST: Agnew, Erdman, Day, P . Gul-liver, P . Prendergast, Rogerson .

FOOTSCRAY I .T.: Fahey 3, R. Morley .BEST: Engelfield, Fahey, Baddeley, Ryan,Smith, Beecroft .

Monash Whites 2 .1 2.4 3.7 5.8 - 38University Reds 1 .0 1.1 2.1 4.3 - 27

MONASH WHITES : Parsons 2, Gleeson 2 ,Wood . BEST: O'Brien, A . De Pace, Parsons,Joynson, Scammel, Shaw .

UNIV. REDS: Heady, L . Thomson, Sal-usinsky, Ulrick . BEST: Wilkie, McMahon,Gavens, Trowbridge, Andrews, Matthews.

Bulleen-T'stowe 4.3 4.4 8.5 11 .9 - 75LaTrobe Reds 1 .0 3.2 4.2 5.2 - 32

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : R, Pollard 3,Stannard 3, Tenace 2, C . Kelly, Coyle,Jackman . BEST: Stannard, Tenace, Sell,Smith, Crowe, Matheou.

LA TROBE REDS: D. Martin 2, Gould,Hall, Shilton . BEST : Brian, Twomey, Shil-ton, Gould, Sims, Hall.

St . Bede's OC 1 .4 3.7 5.8 8.9 - 57Bulleen United 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 - 18

ST. BEDE'S O.C . : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .

BULLEEN UNITED: R Bryant, Muir .BEST : Venning, Muir, Turvey, Paul Archer,V . Harvie, Goulding .

(JUNE 18th ROUND )

G . Tootell (Caulfield Grammarians) wasfound guilty of striking C . Loft (De LaSalle O .C.) and suspended for one match .

H . Ford (Old Paradians) was found guiltyof striking S . Wells (Geelong) and severleyreprimanded .

Gary Dryden (Parkside) was found guiltyof striking D . Smarrelli (Old Xaverians) andsuspended for two matches.

R . Liversidge (Thornbury) was foundguilty of using abusive language to the fieldumpire and suspended for two matches .

C . Robertson (Power House Reserves) wascharged with striking J . Shaw (AssumptionD .C. Reserves) - charge not sustained .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - July 2,

V.A.F.A. MEETIN GClub Secretaries and Delegates

(Members) are reminded that the nextmeeting of the Association will beheld at the Amateur Sports Club,McKillop Street, Melbourne, at 8 p.m .,on Monday next, July 4th .

Clubs are entitled to be represent-ed by only one Delegate (Member),but repeated failure to be representedwill incur a fine, or possible expulsionfrom the Association.

Make sure your club is represented .

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TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRESOn grou nd of first-named club unless otherwise shown. Seniors and Juniors2 p.am . Reserves at 11 .45 a.m. Umpire for Reserves game shown in brackets.

SEIECTIONS ARE SHOWN AT THE CONCLUSION OF EACH "TIPSTER'S"COLUMN IN THE PREVIEWS OF TODAY'S GAMES .

A SECTIONUniversity Blues v University Blacks -

Grubb . Goal : Jenner, Van De Kaay (Wood-ruff) .

Ormond v Old Trinity Gramm . - Mead .Goal : Ahlm, Moran (Holst) .

Caulfield Gramm . v Marcellin O .C . (at Elst-ernwick Park) - G . M Simpson, Goal :Hillier, Randles (Henry) . *

St . Bernard's O.C . v Coburg - Wills . Goal :Dunstan, Stewart (Middleton) .

De La Salle O .C. v North Old Boys -Hindle . Goal: G C. Simpson, Watson(Clement-Smith) . *

B SECTIO NSt . Kilda CBOC v Geelong - Rowe. Goal :

Hateley, Wyatt (McInnis) .Old Melburnians v Old Scotch Coll . -

Rowell. Goal: Stratton, J. Macdonald(Ball) .

Old Haileyburian v Reservoir O .B - Hill .Goal : Reid, Peters (B. Nicholls) .

Old Paradians v Collegians - Sharpe . Goal :Murray, McKenzie (Minson) .

Ivanhoe v Monash Blues - Goodman . Goal :Paizis, Taylor (Burke)-

C SECTIO NA .J .A.X v Old Carey Gramm. - C. Nichol

(Connell) .Kew v Old Ivanhoe Gramm. - Jenkin

(Budge) .U.H.S. Old Boys v Parkside - Dodds

(Hinton) .M H.S . Old Boys v Hampton Rovers - Field

(Marshall) .Fawkner v Old Xaverians - Kelly (Bur-

ridge) .D SECTION

Old Camberwell Gramm . v Alphington -King (Brisbane) .

Old Brighton Gramm. v La Trobe Blacks- Jennings (To be appointed) .

Old Geelong v Assumption O .C. - J. Smith(Radford) .

State Bank v Elsternwick - Maebus (Jack-son) ,

St . Kevin's O .B. v Power House - Cavan-agh (Lyons) .

E SECTIONA .N .Z . Bank v Brunswick - Tracey (Prid-

eaux) .Old Mentonians v A .M.P Society - Cog-

don (Henderson) .National Bank v North Brunswick - Cun-

neen (Pekin) .Heatherton v West Brunswick - Power

(Hood) .Beverley Hills a bye .

F SECTIONThornbury v Glenroy - McCartney (Dres-

sing).Commonwealth Bank v St . Bede's O .C. -

Speechley (Trow)-

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Monash Whites v Bulleen-Templestowe -Johnston (Fairbairn) .

La Trobe Reds v Footscray IT. - Blair-Holt (Woolley)

Bulleen United v University Reds - Ryan(P . McDonaid) .

JUNIOR SECTION IUniversity Blues v University Blacks -

McMahon .Coburg v Old Scotch Coll . - Halbish .St . Bernard's O .C . v Ormond - Grace .North Old Boys v Monash University -Booth .

Fawkner v Ivanhoe - Budge .JUNIOR SECTION 2

Alphington v Geelong - Bishop .Hampton Rovers v M .H .S . Old Boys

Mason .West Brunswick v De La Salle D .C .

McMasterOld Paradians v Kew - Peake.Reservoir O .B . v Caulfield Gramm. - D.

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