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Third term burst wins for Ormon d Geelong gain place in four -- Coburg out Bad day for, leaders - Six beaten, By GEORGE McTAGGART St . Bernard's just scraped home from Coburg last Saturday to hold their position at the top of the list, with now only a slightly better percentage than North Old Boys . Ormond were struggling in the first half against Reservoir Old Boys, but a 6-goal burst against the wind in the third term paved the way for them to win by five goals . North were trailing their opponents, Old Paradians, at the interval, but they too kicked six goals in the third quarter and won comfortably . Geelong nullified Caulfield Grammarians use of the wind in the first quarter, and this was a big factor in their 21-point win . They have now gained a place in the four, at the expense of Coburg, who have dropped to fifith . It was a bad day for leading teams, no less than six of the 14 being beaten, Old Trinity, Marcellin, Old Geelong, Old Mentonians, Ormond Juniors and Hampton Rovers Reserves . It was the first defeat for all except Ormon d Juniors. away early but Ormond recovered Coburg's shocking kicking for goa l well . undoubtedly cost them the game . Then Reservoir held them to only The first half was even until St . one goal (and 6 behinds) but it was Bernard's kicked a couple of quick a different story after the interval as goals to lead by 15 points at the Ormond took charge to slam on 6-1 to interval . Then the Coburg forwards 4-4 and were a mere 2 points behind really went bad - managing only 6 at three-quarter-time . goals from 21 shots and finished with Ormond lost no time in forging 8-19, to be beaten by 4 points . ahead and their strong finish coupled They had a chance when they fought with greater experience enabled them back well towards the finish, but left to win by a comfortable margin . their run too late . Parade were 13 points ahead of Geelong were also off the target North at the balf-way mark but and their 3-goal lead at half-time over could not hold the Northerners after Caulfield could have been much bigger. that, and went down by 27 points . Caulfield came back in the third quarOne of the big surprises of the day ter to draw level at the last change was Power House's 29-point win over but Geelong came home well with the Kew . House had won only one match wind to record their fourth consepreviously and Kew had only lost one . cutive win . Another turn-up was De La Salle's narrow defeat of the leaders, Old Ormond did better against the wind Trinity They scored by 3 points in in the first quarter than they did with a low-scoring game . It was Trinity's it in the second and were 11 points first defeat . down at the interval . Reservoir broke THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 1, 1974
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Ivanhoe won easily from Collegians, to take top place on the list . Old Scotch were too strong for Melbourne High, and Monash Blues were 27 points in front of Old Carey at the finish . Parkside caused Marcellin's first defeat, scoring by 21 points and Old Brighton's straight kicking (11-4) gave them a 9-point win over Old Melburnians . Brunswick crushed Old Ivanhoe by 32 points, and State Savings Bank went down to Old Xaverians by a point. Old Geelong were beaten by Fawkner (their first defeat), going down by 20 points and AMP Society crashed badly against ANZ Bank . West Brunswick opened their account with a 19-point win over Elsternwick . And still the leaders tumble - Old Mentonians went down by a goal to North Brunswick, and dropped to third place .
Ormond Juniors suffered the biggest defeat of the leading teams - Beverley Hills beat them by more than 9 goals . Monash University beat Old Scotch by only 7 points and Power House had only 8 points to spare over North Old Boys . In Section 2, Ivanhoe kicked the huge score of 37-32 (254 points) against Caulfield Grammar . Hampton Rovers were the only Reserve leaders to be beaten and their poor kicking (4-13) was the cause of their 6-point loss to St. Kevin's (6-7) . But there were a couple of close ones ~ St . Bernard's beat Coburg by 8 points and North beat Parade by four.
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LAST W EE K'S RESULT S B SECTIO N
A SECTION Geelong 2 .2 5 .9 6 .14 9 .18- 72 Caulfield Gram 2 .3 3 .3 7 .8 7 .9 - 51. GEELONG : J . Casboult 6, Bullen 2, Eddy Best : Eddy, Smith, Lowcock, J . Casboult, Davis, McArthur . CAULFIELD GRAMM• : White 3, Voyage, . Best: Tootel;, V . Tamblyn, Butcher, Tootell vlorphet, Long, Dickeson, Goold, White . .7 10 .8 16 .12-108 .1 4 Ormond 3 o11 .12- 78 6.6 Reservoir B Wood5 .5 4, Burnie 04~0 K zlowski 3, Hoey, J . Russ, Dove, Lewis, Ladd . Best :. Curtis, Dove, Wood, Hoey, Bourne, Burnie RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : S . Aston 3, Archer 2, Trevascus, Grose, Jarvie, 1-icenan, Galea, O'Brien . Best : Letson, Archer, Gary Massey, Bates, S . Aston, Farrar . 7.9 7 St. Bernards OC 01 .2 4..4 5.11 1 .19- 67 .3 2 Coburg 8 : Wade 2, Angel 2, . BERNARD'S O .C . ST . Mahoney, Sullivan, King, Pearson 2, M 1'hompson. Best: Drennan, King, Phelan, Sullivan G . Mahoney, Burgin . nWil iams, COBURG: Handley O?Bre nHughe s Be t: Caile e Paul Cleary, King , Scanlon, Handley, Clark, Liddle, Hughs . 10 .9 13.13- 91 North old Boys 4.3 4 .4 Old Paradians 2.2 6 .5 7.6 9.10- 64 NORTH OLD BOYS : S . Maguire 3, Holand 2, Sheales 2, Anderson 2, Welch, p'Keeffe, Poiser, D . Maguire . Best: Power, Borcich, Carroll, Scanlon, Joss, S . Maguire . OLD PARADIANS : Ford 2, Price 2, J . ordan 2, Duke, Gilmore, Mansfield . Best : Symes, Burt, Ford, Gilmore, Tudor, Kyne . Y BLUE S BLACKS SI To be playedvWed UrJu eR 12th . University Blues v University Black to played on June 12th . CENTURIES TO TWO "ELSTERN-WICKERS" Congratulations to ANDY CURTAIN o n pl :rying his 100th game with Elsternwick Andy has been around for a long time and has overcome many problems to reach this milestone (marriage and overtime) . If he can lose a few kilograms we may see him around for another year or so . Congratulations also to GRANT WILLIAMS "Wickers Problem Child" on finally reaching the 100-game milestone . "Grinder" has missed a lot of football due to injuries and ,. ~a hope his luck is better in the future and that he plays many more games for the Wicks. GAME S GALORE AT PARKSIDE Parkside would like to congratuate PETER EAMES (he workhorse) on his 200th game and DENNIS ("The Flyer") THOMAS on his 100th game and also KEN BOOFA who played his 50th game .
7 .4 9 .9 10.12 17 .12-114 Power House 10.10 12 .13- 85 Kew 2 .4 4.8 POWER HOUSE: Hailes 4, Coloe 3, M. Newton 3, Digby 3, Ward 2, Gee, Da iYuill. el, Best : M . Newton, Miller, Digby , Sykes, Hadjigeorgiou. : Whitelaw 3, Aitken 2, Smith 2, KEW Berry 2, Mullin, Mitchell, Murphy. Best : Mitchell, Whitelaw, Till, Mullin, Johnston, Paterson . Old Scotch Coll 6 .3 10.7 11 .8 15 .9- 99 2.2 3 .4 5 .6 8.12- 60 MHS Old Boys OLD SCOTCH : McDonald 3, Nicholls 3 , Morgan 2, Steele 2, Anderson, Booth, Marks, Molyneaux, Stokes . Best: Steele, Addison, Morgan, Booth, Marks, Rogerson . MHS OLD BOYS : R. Harley 4, Morrison 2, Staley, Peatling. Best : Cherry, P . Ternes, J. Woods, Peatling, Douglas, Featherby . 8.2 8 .4 9 .7 - 61 De La Salle OC 2 .0 4 .2 7 .2 9 .4 - 58 Old Trinity Gr 2 .1 : Murnane 2, Ashford 2, DE LA SALLE McIlroy 2, Dunn 2, H . Halasa . Best : Murnane, Donegan, Mcllroy, Lyons, Loft, Wright . OLD TRINITY : C . Fellows 3, Stephens 2, Dann, R . Peers, G . Fellows, Watsford. Best: C . Fellows, Fletcher, Johnston, R . Peers, A . Kennedy, Dart. 3 .5 4.6 7 .9 10 .13- 73 Monash Blues 7 .4 - 46 Old Carey Gr 1 .3 5.3 7 .3 MONASH BLUES : Ross 4, Moore 2, Hopkins 2, Griffiths 2 . Best: Griffiths, Ross, Wilson, Gray, Booth, Mutimer . OLD CAREY : M. Cooke 3, Hughes, Raymond, McPhee, Keddie . Best: Sharp, Morrison, M . Cooke, Raymond, Goode, Thomas . 5 .12 9.19 10 .21- 81 Ivanhoe 4 .9 1 .0 2.8 4 .9 6 .11- 47 Collegians CalIVANHOE : Robinson i Bartlett, 2, Wilson , Ireland Phillips , linan, Adley , . Stewart, Neale . Best : Callinan, Long, R Rojo, Adley, C. Stewart . COLLEGIANS : Nethersole 2, Hibbert 2, Permezel, Ryan . Best: Edwards, Nethersole, Bickford,P ryor, Ryan, Permezel . TRINITY'S 200 AND 5 0 All at OLD TRINITY would like to congratulate two players, PETER LEAPER and DENIS STEPHENS, on playing their 200th and 50th games respectively. Peter first played with the club in 1962 as a regular senior player, and was still playing senior football in 1972 . Now he is lending valuable experience and bulk to the reserves . Well done Pete for the Old Carey game . Denis, or as he is affectionately known, "the Shadow", has been kicking goals since 1971 and with his size and pace, has been a valuable full-forward for the club . Seems you were just too fit for Choco, whose turn comes next week .
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Last Week's Results - Contin u C SECTION
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Old Halleybury 5.4 6.6 11 .11 17.12-114 Assumption OC 2 .1 6.4 6.5 9.7 - 61 OLD HALEYBURY : Gadsen 8, William s 4, Lingard 3, Hattam, McQueen . Best : Cunningham, Gadsden, Houghton, Mason, Shapter, Williams . ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : O'Donnell 3, T. Kelly 2, Renwick, Torpey, D . Kelly, McCormack . Best: Jackson, L . Howard, Clancy, Daly, T. Kelly, D . Kelly . Alphington 4 .8 6 .14 9 .22 13 .24-102 UIIS Old Boys 1 .4 3 .5 5 .11 8 .14- 62 ALPHINGTON : Cecil 3, Gross 3, Roberts 2, Shaw 2, Shearer, McKay, Skerry . Best: Johnston, Shea, Shaw, Roberts, McKay, Eaton . UHS OLD BOYS : Home 3, Tanovic 2, Martini, Johnston, McMahon . Best: Zielinski, Johnston, Honan, Bryon, Martini, McLelan . Parkside 3 .6 6 .8 7 .11 7.12- 54 Marcellin OC 0.1 2 .1 2 .2 5.5 - 35 PARKSIDE : Green 2, Wilson, Sammut, Eames, Howell, Poyntz . Best : G . Dryden, Grills, Thomas, P . Johnston, D . Gleeson, L . Green . MARCELLIN O.C . : Aloisio, Carrucan, Frazer, Harman, O'Sullivan . Best : Fitt, C . Price, Mahon, Rischin, Shaw, Aloisio. Old Brighton Gr 4 .2 6.2 8.4 11 .4 - 70 Old Melburnians 1 .3 4.11 5.12 8 .13- 61 OLD BRIGHTON : Agar 4, Kemp 2, Warner 2, McBriar 2, Thomas . Best : Kemp, Paroissien, Agar, Sedgwick, Mullett, Walsh . OLD MELBURNIANS : Knight 2, Roberson 2, Weir, Guest, Pisarski . Best : Cloke, Atkins, Roberson, Austin, Knight, McMulleen . St Kilda CBOC 6.3 7 .6 11 .11 16 .14-110 National Bank 0.2 4 .3 7.4 9 .5 - 59 ST . KILDA CBOC : Calleja 5 Drinan 3, Dynon 3, Jennings 2, K . White 2, Carroll . Best : Cameron, Dynon, Kellaway, K . White, Hinrichs, Carroll . NATIONAL BANK : Bate 4, Lucas 2, Jenkinson, Brooke, Winzar . Best : Evans, Cannatelli, Brooke, Lucas, Bate, Walkedon . CENTURY TO BRUNSWICK FULL FORWAR D STEVE STAPLES notches up his 100th game for BRUNSWICK today. Steve has given excellent service in his 7years with the club . Since being at full forward his strong marking and accurate kicking has delighted both spectators and players . Congratulations on reaching your century Steve and all Brunswick supporters hope that your next 7 years/100 games are as good as the first 100 . Owing to space limitations leading goalkickers have been omitted this week .
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Brunswick 3.1 7 .5 9 .9 11 .17- 83 Old Ivanhoe Gr 3 .4 4 .10 5 .13 6 .15- 51 'BRUNSWICK : P . Hanlon 6, S . Staples 2 , Johnstone, Jones, Gillett . Best : Jones, Las ala, Cullinan, B . Watt, O'Sullivan Abernathy, OLD IVANHOE : Gill 2, Stevens 2, Gurney, Allen . Best : R . Stevens, Williams, Haug, Wilson, Allen, Wiltshire . Hampton Rovers 1 .2 7.13 12.16 20.24-144 St. Kevins OB 4.7 6 .9 6 .14 7.18- 60 HAMPTON ROVERS: Young 5, Vickers 3 , Rowston 3, Tregear 3, Ryan, R . Huckett, Malone, Housden, Shanks, Nash . Best: Young, S . Huckett, Rowston, Leeming, Marshall, Nash . ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Chalmers 3, Cruise, Hart, Johnson, Kelly. Best: Kelly, Johnson, Reynolds, Murnane, Chalmers, King . Old Cam'well Gr 2.2 8.9 9 .9 14.14- 98 La Trobe Blacks 4.2 4.2 6 .3 6.4 - 40 OLD CAMBERWELL: Stafford 3, B . Traha r 2, Stewart 2, Hogarth 2, I . Trahar, James, Horton, Cottrell, B . Hanson Best : D . Mehan, Potter, Stewart, Stafford, Cripps, Burt . LA TROBE BLACKS : McGregor 2, A . Grant, Wright, Evans, Hanrahan . Best: Kent, Evans, McGregor, Symes, Bowen, Woods . Old Xaverians 5 .2 6 .10 8 .14 12 .15- 87 State Sav . Bank 2 .5 6.7 9.11 12 .14- 86 OLD XAVERIANS : Lawrence 3, Franich 3, Quinn 2, Howard, Sholly, Naughton, Zachariah . Best : Schrader, Howard, Naughton, Zachariah, Lawrence. STATE SAV . BANK: Eacott 4, Inglis 2, Webster 2, Pitts 2, Cameron, Horwood . Best : McGill, Julier, Wright, Pitts, Jeffery, Morrison . C'wealth Bank a bye . 150 UP TO ELSTERNWICK VICE-CAPT . Congratulations to Elsternwirck's vicecaptain ALAN RAMSAY, alias Hawk on playing his 150th game for the Wickers . "Hawk" has been a tower of strength on and off the field during the years and has won a competition (1973) and club best and fairest awards as well as being captain and committeeman in the past . Keep up the good work Hawk and continue to fly high . ANOTHER CENTURY Geelong winger, Ken Hampson, runs on to the ground today to play his 100th amateur game against his old club St . Bernard's. Joining Geelong soon after the start of season 1970, Ken has rarely missed a game, playing as a defender, half forward and this year on the wing .
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!,ast Week's Results - Continue d F SECTION
E SECTIO N AJAX 5.7 14 .12 19 .19 22.23-155 Footscray ITOB 0.1 1 .1 1 .3 4.4 - 28 AJAX: Gurfinkel 8, Coppel 5, Ritterman 3 , D . Freeman 2, Blusztein, Rozenbes, Jacobs, Schulberg. Best: Rozen, Garfinkel Rozenbes, Coppel, Rosner, Ritterman . FOOTSCRAY : G . Edwards, Andres, Bannister, Marley . Best : Duckworth, Martin, Absolom, S . Hoyne, Dilks, Carr .
2 .2 8 .9 9.13 14 .17-101 Thornbury 4 .6 6.12 8.15 8 .20- 68 La Trobe Reds THORNBURY : Smith 4, Greenwood 2 , loannidis 2, Norris, Ray Scott, Staff, Stuart, Slattery, Bennett. Best : R . Liversidge, Bennett, Ioannidis, J . Crawford, Williams, Cheers . LA TROBE REDS : Goalkickers, best players not received .
Fawkner 1 .6 4 .12 11 .15 12.16- 88 0 .2 3.4 7.5 10 .6 - 66 Old Geelong FAWKNER : Deans 2, G . Thomas 2, M. Stapleton, Duggan, K . Ward, Foley, Smith, Ciavola, Hill, F. McMahon . Best: Prouse, ivanscawen, G . McMahon, Ciavola, Deans, Foley . OLD GEELONG : P . Yencken 5, McGilivray, B . Spiden, J . Spiden, Lilly, Gilbert . Best : Gilbert : P . Yencken, Anderson, Weibye, Crawford, Lilly . West Brunswick 2 .4 3 .4 9 .9 14.10- 94 11 .9 - 75 Elsternwick 1 3.0 8 .4 10 .4 WEST BRUNSWICK : Foote 5, Condon 3 , Waters 3, Byrd 2, Ivey . Best : Brockwell, Byrd, Ivey, Vazquez . ELSTERNWICK : Rigg 3, Convery 2, A . Ramsay 2, Blythman, P . Mahoney, Street, Berns . Best: Ware, Weekly, Street, Berns, Scholfield . St . Bedes OC 4 .6 8.7 11 .10 14 .13- 97 St . Patrlcks OC 1 .4 2.10 5 .11 7 .14- 56 ST. BEDE'S O .C . : McCormack 4, Mors e 3, Evans 2, O'Brien 2, Trevena, Kean, Signoretti . Best: McCormack, Trevena, Bradbury, Scorgie, O'Brien, Kean . ST . PATRICK'S O .C. : T . Ryan 2, T . Coffey, Mackay, Park, Pickering, W . Mahar . Best : Meredith, Dowd, Mackay, Pickering, W . Mahar, Park. 2, Roulston, Cribbes, Plueckhahn . Best :
6 .3 8 .11 13 .16 17 .22-124 Univ . Reds Beverley Hills 1 .1 2 .3 5 .4 8 .5 - 53 : Hartley 4, Dagley 3, Kin g UNIV . REDS 3, Irwin 2, Di Guglielmo, Leon& McMahon, Staunton, Schnieder . Best: G . Lipshut, King, Maule, Hartley, Dagley, Staunton . BEVERLEY HILLS : Post 3, Discombe 2, Florance 2, Healy. Best: N. Turpie, Cowan, Florance, ost, Discombe, Frater.
8 .6 12 .13 13.15- 93 ANZ Bank 6 .3 AMP Society 2 .0 5 .4 6 .5 7.5 - 4 7 A .N .Z . BANK : Harnetty 5, McCutcheon 2, Wescott 2, Gilgen, Lambert, McDonald, ay. Best : Bourke, Deblak, Gilroy-Scott, Harnetty, May, Towan . A .M.P . SOCIETY: D . Brooks 2, G . Brooks 2, Roulston, Cribbes, Plueckhahn . Best: owell, Cribbes, Plueckhahn, Withers, O'Meara, Crosby.
DOUBLE CENTURY TO ALPHINGTON SHARP SHOOTE R 200 games to Peter Wayman at Alphington, spread over a long period . He began with our junior team and kicked a swag of--goals with both junior and senior sides . He won a Victorian jersey a few years ago, two in fact, going to Perth for a carnival series . He had a go with Northcote in the VFA, primarily because he played cricket there but we won him back again . A good mark, using a bulky body well to edge opponents out and has not been known to do anything out of place except crack a rib a couple of weeks ago .
RE-DRAW IN JUNIOR SECTION 2 Following the withdrawal of St . Bede's O .C. from Junior Section 2, the fixtures for this section have been re-drawn . Ivanhoe Instead of AJAX and Old Brighton There will be no alteration to today's round as St . Bede's had a bye. The fixtures for the remainder of the se, son in this section will be published as soon as possible .
North Brunswick 2.4 4.6 4.10 10.10- 70 9.10- 64 Old Mentonians 4 .4 4.8 7.10 NORTH BRUNSWICK: B . Duncan 4, I . Duncan 2, Kenny, Turner, Hamilton, Fotakis. Best: Carell, I . Duncan, B . Duncan, Butler, G . Handley, Strickland . OLD MENTONIANS : Ingram 3, Peel 3, Rafter, Fisher, Schrape . Best : Harrison, Peel, Ingram, Rafter, Barbary, Upham . Monash Whites 6 .3 13 .8 13 .9 20 .14-134 5 .3 6 .4 7 .6 - 48 Glenroy 5 .3 MONASH WHITES : Officer 6, Peacock 4, Crook 3, Morecroft 3, Smith 2, Brett-Young, Geritz . Best : Ryan, Morecroft, Smith, Wharton, Officer, Kenez . GLENROY: Williams 3, Byers 2, Joyce, G . Ford . Best: Buhagiar, Willie, Scarite, Agius, M . L . White, Gribble . Dookie & Long . OC a bye.
Congratulations CHRIS "BAZZA" HALPIN and TERRY "SMACKA" WHITE of ST. KILDA CBOC on playing 50 games . Both players have given everything that has been asked of them, and are very popular with all at the club .
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Last Week's Results - C®n#6nue c JUNIOR SECION 1 Coburg 5 .8 8 .12 9.16 12.22- 94 St . Bernards OC 0.0 2.7 2.8 4.11- 3 5 COBURG : G . Hughes 6, Mick Brown 2, Ryland 2, Finlay, Simmons. Best: G . Hughes, Mick Brown, J. Beattie, Martin Browne, McAuliffe, M . O'Brien . ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : De Morton 2, Dalmau 2 . Best : D . Hughes, McDonall, Power, De Morton, McNamee, Loughnan . Monash Univ . 3.2 5 .5 8 .6 9.11- 65 Old Scotch Coll 3.4 6.7 6 .8 8.10- 58 MONASH UNIVERSITY: Franich 2, Balmford 2, Brice 2, Olds, P. Campbell, Ellis . Best: Webb, Greenwell, Olds, P . Campbell, C. Ryan, Balmford . OLD SCOTCH : Cox 2, Heggie 2, White, Sheer, Kay, MacRae . . .Best : Hamilton, Shirrefs, Cox, MacRae, Dick, Rankin . Power House 2 .3 4 .6 6 .8 9.10- 64 North Old Boys 4.1 6 .5 6 .7 8 .8 - 56 POWER HOUSE : Kalos 5, Selby-Smith, Pettman, Bredyck, Midgley . Best : SelbyHele, Drough, Driscoll, Midgley, Walker, Thompson . NORTH OLD BOYS : Hill 2, Fagan 2, O'Connor, Donaldson, Joss, Morrison . Best : Donaldson, O'Connor, Hogan, Betura, Duggan, Jongueblood. Beverley Hills 7 .8 12 .10 16 .16 18 .18-126 Ormond 2 .4 4 .10 7 .14 9 .16- 70 BEVERLEY HILLS : Gubson 5, Studdoc k 3, Holly 3, Hands 2, Ludbrook, O'Loughlin, Hartley, Kingston, Balbinot . Best: Hands, Streeter, Amad, Mason, Studdock, Turpie . ORMOND : Gillies 3, Reynolds 2, Morris 2, Gough, Wilson . Best: Naylor, Morris, Cooper, Reynolds, Gillies, Wilson . University Blues v University Blacks to be played June 12 th .
JUNIOR SECTION 2 Geelong 6 .6 11 .8 16.13 20 .17-137 West Brunswick 1 .1 5.4 6.5 7 .7 - 4 9 GEELONG: Davies 7, Friend 3, Trevaskis 3, Leeds 2, Bond, Ludowyk, Murdoch, Larsen, Colenso . Best : M . Hosking, Bond, Davies, Cardinal, Friend, McDonald . WEST BRUNSWICK : Tartaglia 3, Allen, O'Halloran, Sowter, White . Best: Allen, Coleman, Ficcara, Lampard, Manning, White. Old Brighton Gr 6 .7 9.10 16.23 20 .25-145 AJAX 0 .2 5.4 5.4 8 .8 - 5 6 OLD BRIGHTON : Goalkickers, best players not received . AJAX : Zucker 5, Lisner, Friede, Kessel . Best : Lemish, Vinson, Wiener, Nebyl, Kessel, B . Wie n Ivanhoe 3.7 16.17 24.21 37.32-254 Caulfield Gram 2 .4 2.4 6.10 6 .11- 47 IVANHOE : Gunn 7, Bryce 7, Bird 5, Bivione 4, McMahon 3, G . Dean 3, Wyatt 2, Buckley 2, C . Taylor 2, G . Stewart, Clarke. Best : Goldin, Glennon, Gunn, McMahon, Bryce, Buckley . CAULFIELD GRAM . : Hood 2, Ellis, Speed, Hyman, Gregory . Best: Cunningham, D . Felsentbal, Gallus, Ellis, Hood, Gregory . Hampton Scouts 3.2 8 .9 11 .14 15 .18-108 Old Paradians 1 .4 1 .5 4.7 5.8 - 3 8 HAMPTON SCOUTS : Earle 6, Devola 3, Buxton 2, Morecroft 2, Durham, Cross . Best : Mallon, Durham, Earle, Morecroft, Bird, Diamond . OLD PARADIANS : Muller 2, Livy, Luxon, Marcon . Best : Hughes, Muller, Brown, Kuppe, Assetta, Rowlands . ' Parkside 1 .6 6.11 12 .18 19 .21-135 Bulleen-Temple 2 .4 3 .4 6 .6 7.7 - 49 PARKSIDE : Bastow 7, Laengst 5, Arnel l 2, Bourke 2, Skhalksis, Teagle, Crapper. Best: Bastow, Tanner, Pappas, Bourke, Simpson, Crapper. BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : R . Jenkins 2, Coghlan, Walton, Pretto, Vandenboom, Goble. Best : Wilks, Dagostino, Coghlan, Leslie, Goble, Fittolani .
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Last Week's Results - Continued A RESERVE SECTIO N Caulfield Gram 1 .2 5 .8 7.12 12 .13- 85 Geelong 0 .4 0.4 1 .5 2.6 - 18 CAULFELD GRAMM . : Goalkickers, best players ffot received . GEELONG : M . Betts, Bumpstead . Best : M . Betts, Baker, Wilkins, T. Hamilton, Bowd, Batten . Ormond 4.4 6 .5 10 .10 11 .13- 79 Reservoir OB 0.0 2 .3 2 .3 4 .5 - 29 ORMOND : Smyth 4, Rowse 2, Holman , C. Fitts, Mortimer, Naylor, Pearce . Best : Anrep, Naylor, C . Fitts, A. Graham, Moran, Pearce . RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Scott, T . Wilson, Clark, Rutty. Best : Scott, Sheppard, Veinth, W . Byrne, Manson, S . Wilson . St . Bernards OC 2 .2 5 .9 6 .11 7 .16- 58 Coburg 2 .2 3 .3 6 .7 7 .8 - 50 ST . BERNARD'S O .C. : Egan 2, Holland , Tyler, McArdle, Considine, Daffey . Best : Smith, McArdle, O'Callaghan, Mathan, Egan, O'Loughlin . COBURG : Henry 3, Taylor 2, Russo, Lewis . Best: I . Liddle, Imbery, Lewis, Starbuck, Henry, Royal . North Old Boys 2 .4 2 .5 6 .7 8 .7 - 55 Old Paradians 2 .2 3 .8 3 .10 6 .15- 51 NORTH OLD BOYS : O'Connor. 4, Ryan 2 , White, Fitzpatrick . Best: Hennessy, Ferguson, Leeack, A . Arthurson, Gourley, Russell . OLD PARADIANS : Wilson 3, Roe, Gilmartin, Cain . Best : Fitt, Roe, Whitehead, . P Jordan, Quinn, Gilmartin . University Blues v University Blacks to be played June 12th . V.A .F.A. MEETIN G The next meeting of the Association will be held at Amateur Sports Club next Monday, June 3, at 8 p .m .
B RESERVE SECTION
6.4 9 .6 - 60 Kew 0 .3 5.4 Power House 1 .3 5 .3 5 .6 6 .9 - 45 KEW : Goalkickers, best players not received . POWER HOUSE : Taylor 2, Kent, Siwek, Sharp, Alcock . Best : Grieg, Taylor, Stapleton, Ashley, Stewart, Wilson . Old Scotch Coll 1 .2 3 .5 5 .7 9.8 - 62 MHS Old Boys 2 .2 3.3, 5 .5 7.5 - 47 OLD SCOTCH : Whitford 3, Speer 2, Moulds 2, Ainger, Simpson . Best : Fleming, Swan, Whitford, Speer, Heaton, McLean . MHS OLD BOYS : Hutton 2, G . D. Newman 2, G . J . Newman, D . Scott, Cormack. Best: Middleton, G . D . Newman, Asbury, Cosmos, Haylock, Cormack . De La Salle OC 2 .2 5 .9 9 .13 14 .17-101 Old Trinity Gr 1 .2 1 .2 1 .2 1 .3 - 9 DE LA SALLE : Mitchell 7, Dorizzi 3 , O'Donnell, Whitelaw, Evans, Glover . Best : Tanner, Mitchell, Dorizzi, Glover, Rapone, Sherman. OLD TRINITY: Stockdale ro G . Leaper, P . Day, Moore, S . . Williams, Clingin . 11 .6 - 72 Monash Blues 0 .1 4.3 7 .4 Old Carey Gr 1 .6 1 .6 4 .8 4 .8 - 32 MONASH BLUES : Berry 4, North 2, Hildebrandt 2, Schneider, Gallagher, Warneke . Best: Gallagher, Berry, North, Schneider, Skinner, B . Anderson . OLD CAREY : Rattenbury, Gomer, Simms, Rowe . Best : Andrews, Hutchins, Gomer, Wiseman, Craig. Ivanhoe 4 .0 9.5 15.6 19.10-124 3 .2 4.2 4.3 5.3 - 33 Collegians : Bryant 7, Steen 2, Field 2 , IVANHOE Knight 2, Hutton, Van, Dawson, Hick, HeckBest : Field, Steen, Clough, er, Pitson . Hecker, Dawson, Bryant . : Nash, Bulling, Trompf, COLLEGIANS Cartledge, Purdue, Ferguson . Best: Jackson, Purdue, Cartledge, Emmett, Troon, Benjamin .
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C RESERVE SECTION Old Haileybury 2 .1 5.4 8 .7 12 .11- 83 Assumption OC 0 .2 3.2 6 .8 6 .10- 46 OLD HAILEYBURY : S . Lucas 3, Robertson 2, Passalaqua 2, Young 2, Abbott, Campbell, Langford-Jones . Best: Bude, LangfordJones, S . Lucas, Poole, Sawyer, Wilson . ASSUMPTION OLD . COLL. : Mirabelli 2, Bristow 2, Stuart, D. Carlile . Best: Arnott, G. Howard, Catanese, Murray, Meneghini, Mirabelli . UHS Old Boys 4 .6 6 .8 9 .9 11 .12- 78 Alphington 1 .1 = 3 .3 4.6 5.9 - 39 UHS OLD BOYS : Massenhelder 5, Wade 2, Schulz, Murphy, Bridge, Evans . Best : Bridge, righe, Mangos, Blampied, Wade, Grace . ALPHINGTON : G . Gale 2, Plumpton, Belcher, Hayes . Best: Hartigan, Mitchell, Belcher, Plumpton, Smith, Ermacora . Marcellin OC 1 .0 4 .5 7 .6 9 .11- 65 Parkside 1 .3 3 .5 6 .6 8 .6 - 54 MARCELLIN O .C . : Allen 3, Hurley 2 , Holmes, Quinn, O'Connor, Sartori. Best: Wallbridge, Allen, Aherne, Crimmins, McDonald, Welch . PARKSIDE : Knight 2, Gray 2, Jordon, Burwer, Clark Lock . Best: Hennesey, Carruthers, Phillphot, T . Johnson, Gray, Moore. Old Brighton Gr 2 .0 7.4 8 .7 14 .11- 95 Old Melburnians 4 .2 4.2 6.3 7 .3 - 45 OLD BRIGHTON : Flack 4, Johnston 2, 2, Bond 2, Levvey 2, Millis, Notman . Best : Trotter, Pitcher, Dobbie, Hamilton, Levvey, Templeton . OLD MENTONIANS : A'Beckett 2, Pascoe 2, Ironmonger, Marks, Annear . Best : C. Allen, Marks, Alder, J . Pitts, Pascoe, A'Beckett . St. Kilda CBOC 1 .3 6 .7 11 .10 16.11-107 National Bank 5 .1 5 .1 5 .1 6 .2 - 38 ST. KILDA CBOC: Scanlon 3, Danckert 3 , J . White 3, Salter 2, Gray, Tobias, Zotti, Kay, Carey . Best : Scanlon, Kay, Merrick, Carey, Danckert, Salter. NATIONAL BANG: Moore 2, Borserio, Grey, Thompson, Keith . Best : Thompson, Scott, Borserio, Keith, Morris, Grey .
Old Ivanhoe Gr 3.2 6 .4 9 .6 13.11- 89 Brunswick 2 .3 4 .4 6.5 9.7 - 6 1 OLD IVANHOE : Grace 7, Mummery 3, Doddrell 2, Jennings . Best : Doddrell, Grace, Nixon, Wolstencroft, Jennings, Burns . BRUNSWICK : Dean 4, G . Beckett 2, Malagoli, Strong, Kinlock . Best: G . Beckett, Barnett, Jowett, Kinlock, Malagoli, Toohey . St . Kevins OB 4 .2 4.4 5.7 6.7•- 43 Hampton Rovers 0 .3 1.6 1 .6 4 .13- 37 ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Gaven 2, O'Sullivan, Fregan, Allan, Hannan . Best : Hannan, G . Hawkins, P. Griffin, T . Griffin, O'Malley, Crow . HAMPTON ROVERS : Farrelly, Rolls, Herbert, Hill . Best : G . English, Arthurson, Hill, Menner . Old Cam'well Gr 5.6 10 .6 14 .13 18 .17-125 La Trobe Blacks 0.0 1 .0 1 .1 2 .2 - 14 OLD CAMBERWELL : P . Hanson 7, Pegram 5, Burford, Horseman, Anderson, Wood, Reid, Faul. Best: R . Hanson, Gale, Reid, Pegram, Goss, P . Hanson . LA TROBE BLACKS : Harbour, Quigley Best: P Grant, G . Bowen, Burbenicek, Sullivan, Cahir, Harbour . Old Xave ri ans 2 .1 7 .4 10 .4 12 .6 - 78 State Sav. Bank 1 .6 2 .9 3 .13 5.16- 46 OLD XAVERIANS: : Marguccio 3, Mulcahy 2, Petroff 2, Gleeson 2, Rush, Callinan . Best : Wray, Marguccio, Williams, Rush, Callinan, Hamilton . STATE SAV . BANK : Patterson 2, Scott, Tobin, Cooney . Best : Roberts, Muir, Vines, Cooney, Loft . Dumbrell . C'wealth Bank a bye .
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E RESERVE SECTIO N 83 AJAX 2.4 5 .11 9 .13 11 .170.2 1 .4 - 10 Footscray ITOB 0 .0 0.1 AJAX : Markov 2, Ivany 2, Hirsch 2, , Gold . Best Brajtberg 2, Poyas, IGolds't o Goldstone :Grenbg,as . Ivany, FOOTSCRAY I.T.F .C. : Corr . Best: Wilson, Scetrine, Eatrail, D . Woodyard, Parham, Corr. .- 90 Fawkner 4 .3 8 .5 9 .16 1 .0 3 .2 5 .6 16.62- 42 Old Geelong . Teasdale 2, FerFAWKNER : Barry 3, J guson 2, Cash 2, M . Teasdale, Barnes, McKay, T. Mills Best : Henderson, Barry, Cash, M . Teasdale, Kostov, M . Dinyer. OLD GEELONG : Whalley 2, Seyer 2, Baillieu, Josephson . Best : Josephson, Quick, Geyer, Connor, Collins, Whalley . Eisternwick 4.3 6 .6 14 .10 18 .12-120 West Brunswick 0.0 0 .1 0 .1 1 .1 - 7 ELSTERNWICK : Stokes 3, Stevens 3, Curtain 3, Mavros 2, Jerkin 2, Chisholm, D . Perkins, Everitt, Patey, Wise . Best: Everitt, Curtain, D . Perkins, Dudley, Wright, Stokes . WEST BRUNSWICK: Hayton . Best : Aiello, Hough, Holt, MacDonald, Miller, Oakley. 6 .8 8 .11 8 .12- 60 St. Bedes OC 2 .6 St. Patricks OC 0 .0 1 .1 1 .1 5 .7 - 37 ST . BEDE'S O .C . : Serong 3, Fogarth, Chinquaw, Castles, Price, P Kavanagh , Best Mull: Oliver, vany, Fogarty, Castles , Wilson . . PATRICK'S OC . : Vear 3, Vanwegan, ST Browne . Best : Richardson, Vanwegan, Reid, Branne, O'Connor, year . ANZ Bank 1 .3 4 .11 7 .18 14.26-110 AMP Society 0.3 1 .3 1 .4 1 .4 - 10 A.N .Z . BANK : Bassett 4, McVeigh 4 , igus 2, Harper, Hickford, A . Jones, Thomas . Best: Bassett, Daykin, A. Jones, Peter Orch.rd, Thomas, Walsh . A .M.P . SOCIETY : Batton. Best: Ferrall, Booth, Williams, Gay, Bell, Hirons .
F RESERVE SECTION University Reds 2 .1 3.5 7 .10 9 .12- 66 Marcellin OC (2) 2 .0 4 .1 5 .2 7 .5 - 47 UNIV . REDS : Gibson 2, Gleeson 2, Rya n 2, Johnson 2, Selleck. Best: Cook, P . Smith, Ryan, Hill, G . Wilkins, Pabykowski . MARCELLIN O .C . : Bray 3, G . Maugha n 2, Gregory, Magnifico . Best : Wood, Magnifico, Gregory, McFarlane, D . Sullivan, Najim . Old Mentonians 1 .4 4 .7 6 .10 10 .15- 75 North Brunswick 3.5 3 .5 5 .8 6 .8 - 44 OLD MEITONIANS : Ericksen 5, Norton 2, D . Durack 2, Hill . Best : Francis, Smith, R . McKenzie, Norton, Wittick, Hill . NORTH BRUNSWICK : Archibald 2, Marks 2, Melican, N . Walsh . Best: Melican, Azzaro, Goss, R . Walsh, Davies, Daniels . Monash Whites 2 .3 4.6 6.8 12 .12- 84 0 .2 0.2 0 .5 0 .6 - 6 Glenroy MONASH WHITES : Cook 4, Riisik 3, Fakhary 2, Lawley 2, Bartram . Best: Lawley, McKenzie, G . James, Bartram, Fakhary, Rubira. GLENROY: Best : Lynch, Westgarth, A . White, Gelai, P . Punton, M. V . White. Thornbury won on walk over from La Trobe Reds .
CONGRATULATIONS TO OLD `TONNER' All at OLD BRIGHTON wish to congratulate reserves captain PETER WOOD for playing his 100th game today . Since 1968, Woody has been a reliable player for the reserve and senior XVIII's and turned His playing career was climaxed this year Hhis playing career was climaxed this year by his appointment as reserves captain, an honour he justly deserved . Congratulations to a fine clubman and player.
FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK June 8 - Ivanhoe v. Kew June 15 - Marcellin OC v . St. Kilda CBOC June 22 - North Old Boys v . Ormond June 29 - Caulfield Gramm . v. St. Bernard's OC THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 1, 1974
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1 McDonald, R . 14 Mathieson , 1. G . (dvc) 15 McLaughlin, P . 2 Long, J . 3 Dunn, D . J . 16 McLaughlin, 4 Tamblyn, M . J . S. J . 5 Peters, M. (cr) 17 Clark, D . J . 6 Dickeson, D. 18 Upstill, T. S . 7 Miller, R . J . 19 Morphet, B . 8 Butcher, J . 20 Tamblyn, G . L. 21 Watson, W. 9 Fletcher, R. 10 Williams, D. 22 George, T. 11 Tootell, G . (c) 23 Morphet, B . 12 Denny, A. G . (vc) 13 Fox, G . 24 Goold, A .
Coach : John Caspers. Reserv es : John Wilson 25 McNicol, L . 37 Voyage, G . A . 49 Nichol, C . H . 26 Waxman, P. 27 Geddes, G'. W . 28 Mathieson , A . R. 29 Fletcher, G . 30 Blerwirth, P. 31 Lupson, P . J . 32 Hamblin, A . 33 Middleton, R. 34 White, B . R . 35 Kerry, S . 36 Worthington, C. J .
38 Pearson, R . G . 50 Britten, D . J . 39 Caffyn, M . 51 Jennings, R. 40 Rutledge, G. J . 52 Knight, D . 41 Hartley, G . 53 Waxman, B . 42 Collins, R. 54 Smith, R. 43 Bird, J . 55 Knowles, L. J . 44 Buchanan, 56 Monotti, A . J . L. R. 59 Hampton, N . 45 Spooner, R . N . 60 Hockridge, 48 Gerrand, P. W. J . R. W . 47 Irvine, J . 48 Boyes, J .
COBURG Coach : Alan S,aiter . Reserves : David Shea 1 Cleary, P . R. 10 Hibbard, B . W. 18 Coles, G . S. 28 Starbuck, C. S . 38 Taylor, J . F . 2 Handley, A. J . 11 McFarland, 19 Price, T. 29 Fox, K . J . 39 O'Brien, P . A . 3 Podesta, A . C . C . L . 20 Henry, T. D. 30 Buckley, J . 40 Lewis, P. J. 4 Imbery, K . 12 Clark, J . R . 21 Walker, A . J. 31 Clark, G . W . 43 Whittaker, C . 5 King, R. A. 13 Scanlon, T . G . 22 Ellis, R . F. 32 Russo, C. 44 Leckie, N . R . 8 Hughes, M . L. 14 Hutchinson, 23 Clark, D . J . 33 Cleary, Paul 49 Gillingham , R . P. 7 Green, G' . V . M. A. 24 Williams, S . F. 34 Wills, S . 8 Warfe, G . L . 15 Cailesen, P . G . 25 Finlay, M : 35 Zori, E . R . 50 Thomas, K . G'. 16 Liddle, I . 26 Webb, P. 36 Zenon, A . 51 Liddle, G . J. 9 Sabrl, J . 17 Sullivan, G . F. 27 Salter, T. W . 37 Royal, H . F . 52 Liddle, I . 55 Tolley, W. GEELONG 1 Andrews, K . T. 2 Davis, I. W. (vc) 3 Hampson, K . E. 4 Wilkins, A . R . 5 Eddy, V. P. 6 Wookey, R. J . 7 Paulke, G . 8 Sheringham, R . 9 Neilson, G . 10 Bullen, L . J . (c)
Coach : John Vautier. Rese rv es : Don Barton 11 Casboult, J . R.23 Davies, W. 33 Betts, M . J . 45 Ross, D . J . 12 Hamilton, D. W. 24 Azzopardi, 34 Briston, W . P. 48 Harrison, R. 13 Vautler, J . G . P. F . 35 Hunter, M . J . 47 Ballantyne, P . 14 Herd, F. D . 25 Lucas, W. 36 Coad, R. J . 48 Bumpstead, G . 15 Oman, G . 26 Collins, D . J. 37 Sing, D . J . 49 Thompson, J . 18 Cardinal, F. 27 McArthur, D . A . 38 Lawler, R . J . 50 Armour, M . D. 18 David, G . A. 28 Baker, W . ^ 40 Batten, D. L . 51 Hestia, R . 19 Betts, P. L . 29 Casboult, R . A . 41 Trevaskis, A . L . 52 Langley, T . 20 Lowcock, G . R . 30 Hamilton, T . 1 . (dvc) 53 Pope E. 21 Poulton, I . R . 31 Barton, D . C . 42 Gill, N. F . 54 Schoffield, D. (vcr) (Cr) 43 Searle, G . S. 55 Kay, P . 22 Birrell, P . C . 32 Barling, S . 44 Chisholm, R. S . 56 Tucker, G . N . 57 Carlisle, D .
NORTH OLD BOYS 1 Maguire, S. B . 14 Dullard, A . M . (c) 15 O Connor, B . 2 Rovls, L . 16 Hogan, J . 3 Biagi, A . A . 17 Robertson, N . 4 Anderson, B . 18 Murray, L . F . 5 Wilson, G . M . 19 Agnoletti, W. 8 Borclch, M . 20 Carroll, P . 7 Spurling, R . W . 21 O'Keefe, G . 8 Crooks, A. F . 22 Dempsey, P . 9 George, D . P. 23 Gourlay, J. 10 Holland, A . 24 Maguire, D . B . 11 Power, K . (vc) 25 Marzella, P . 12 Welch, M . R . 26 Sheales, M . J . 13 O'Neill, M . 27 Drew, B . F.
OLD PARADIAN S 1 Burt, P. 13 Black, R . 2 Grace, A . 14 Carroll, G . 3 Ford, H . 15 Galloway, R. 4 Behan, B . 16 Gilmartin, P . 5 Jordan, J . 17 Moran, P . 6 Hart, C. 18 Mount, J . 7 Duke, R . 19 Fitt, R . 8 Roe, A. 20 Kohut, S. 9 Kyne, M. 21 Wilson, G. 10 Johnson, A. 22 Symes, P. 11 Cain, G . 23 Mansfield, B . 12 Booth, T . 24 Jordan, P.
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Coaches : Shane Maguire and George Moloney 28 Sheahan, M . 42 Creswell, R . 56 Maguire, J . 29 Harding, R . 43 White, C. 57 Waters, I . 30 Ferguson, P . 44 Leeack, F. 58 Chard, J . 31 Sheahan, G . P . 45 Fraser, K . 59 Nenna, R. 32 Diviny, K. J . 46 Napoli, D . 60 Stimpson, L . 33 Russell, J . 47 Hennessy, G . 61 Walker, G. 34 Englefield, M . 48 Meredith, K . 62 Kilmartin, J . 35 Adams, M. G . 49 Crooks, S . 63 Ryan, D . 36 O'Donnell, V . 50 Young, R . 64 Fitzgerald, J . 37 Fitzpatrick, R . 51 Nathan, S . 65 Moloney, J . 38 Fennelly, P . 52 Bray, G . J . 66 Redden, B . 39 Robertson, D . 53 Walker, M . 67 Maguire, K . 40 Hughes, K. 54 Fogarty, D. 68 McCann, B . 41 McCann, R . 55 Arthurson, A . 69 Sheehy, B . 70 ArthursoQ, B .
Coach : Denis Dalton. Reserves : Cliff Hart 25 Kendall, S . 37 McLoughlin, J . 49 Muller, G . 26 Price, G . 38 Gilmore, D . 5Q Gregor, R . 27 Collins, G . 39 Neeson, C . 51 Lyons, W. 28 McCormack, D . 40 Tellefson, M . 52 Ryan, B . 29 Booth, W. 41 Whitehead, D. 53 Rooth, R . 30 Hough, M . 42 Kondy, E . 54 Noonan, L. 31 Considine, T . 43 Collins, L . 55 Kondys, L. 32 McCarthy, C. 44 Foster, Lin 56 Hughes, C. 33 Weyman, B. - 45 Gregor, M . 57 Brown, R . 34 Johnston, P . 46 Quinn, R . 58 Grace, C . 35 McKinley, M . 47 Tudor, J . 59 Barillard, C . 36 Klasane, P . 48 Rowlands, W. 60 Gregor, P . 62 Miller, B .
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ORMOND I Dove, S . W . 2 Wood, R . J. (c) 3 Dexter, P. D . 4 Murphy, P . M . 5 Jenkins, R . C . 6 Ladd, K. (dvc) 7 Schliefert, L . J . 8 Cameron, I . M . 9 Graham, A . M. 10 Corben, B . F . 11 Graham, A . E . 12 Foulsham, D . A . 13 McInerney, P . J .
14 Logan, R. J . 15 Curtis, Bob 16 Kozlowski, 1 . A. 17 Hoey, P . D . 18 Cameron, R . 19 Le Page, N . L . 20 Bourne, B . vc) 21 Russ, J . I . 22 Russ, S . J . 23 Naylor, A. R . 24 Burney, C . W . 25 Thomas, G . T .
RESERVOIR OLD B~ Farrar, W. 1 Bates, M . 2 Aston, S NO 13 Laird, R . 3 Paulka, J. 14 Clark, P . . 15 McCrohan, K . 4 O'Brien, D 5 Scott, D . 16 Jarvis, W. .h McLaughl 17 in, L Martin, J . (c) 7 6 Ashwort , A . 18 Aston, V. 8 Trevascus, .G . 19 Barclay, D . (dvc) 9 Massey, Gary 23 Heenan, M . . 24 Shepherd, A . 1 0 Tuininga, F
Coach : Ted Farrell ; Reserves : Ken Rowse 26 Crumpton, T. R . 38 Richardson, P . W . 50 Turner, G. J . 27 Curtis, Rob 39 Hammond, T . 51 Horsham, L . A . 28 Buckley, C . 40 Anrep, R. C. 521 Sandilands, R . S . 29 Farrell, E . F . 41 Minchinton, H . 53 Goold, S . 30 Lewis, M . S . 42 Fitts, C. R . 54 Wood, R . P. 31 Joakim, N. A . 43 Paterson, D . L. 55 Wright, G. T. 32 Grace, D. J. 44 Chapman, R . K. 56 Rowse, R . B . 33 Crump, W . G . 45 Lowe, R. N . 57 Russ, K . M . 34 Hammond, J . C . 46 Rogers, G. 58 O'Connor, J . W . 35 Mortimer, J . I . 47 Smyth, J . F . 59 Owens, B . F . 36 Holman, G. J . 48 Meeking, J . P . 60 Surrey, S . L . 37 Pearce, G . W . 49 Fitts, B . J .
25 Crompton, R . 26 Byrne, W. 27 Grose, K . 28 Velth, G . 29 Byrne, T . 30 O'Brien, P . 31 Letson, R . 32 Devlin, H . 33 Horne, J . 34 Pettet, W. 35 Arch e r, T .
Coach : Laurie Aghan 36 Barclay, M . 48 Edwards, H . 37 Slater, G . 49 Laird, P . 38 Wilson, T . 51 Dunn, A . 39 Stevens, G . 52 Taggart, R. 40 Coles, C . 53 Laudani, R . 41 O'Brien, T . 54 Dobson, G . 43 Wilson, S . 55 Beckworth, J . 44 Massey, Greg 56 Gales, M . 45 Rutty, G . 57 Macklin, N . 46 Mansan, K . 47 Crook, P.
; Reserves : Paul Daffe y ST . .BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS Coach : Gus Mitchell . 50 Merrick, R . . Slater, V . A . 13 Mitchell, G. P . 26 Phelan, R. M . 37 Isaacs, A . G 1 J . 51 Tyler, K . J . 2 Burgin, D . C . 14 Thompson, P . S . 27 Schwarzenbery 38 Smith, G .. F. 52 Holland, P . J . 3 Ginnivan M J 15 Considine, P . J . (dvc) 39 Rizzoli, K (c) 16 Angel, B . F . 28 King, R . H . 40 Sebire, G . P . 53 Oppenheim , 4$anamaria, 17 Phelan, K. F . 29 Amott, B . G . 41 Dalmau, M . J . J . A . D . G . 18 Mahoney, M. 30 Whelan, M . J . 42 O'Loughlin, 54 Walker, T . 5 Rackham, P . D . (vc) 31 Blake, M . J . B . G . 55 Prendergast, 32 Ha rvey, I . R. 43 Nathan, S . A. N . 6 lannazzo, M . P . 19 Mahoney, K . D.. (vc) 44 McDonough, 56 Hilbert, A . 7 Wade, G . F . 20 Pearson, M . J P. J. P . F. 57 8 Amott, P. J . 21 Kennedy, P. A . 33 Sullivan, P . P . 45 Johnson, P . G . 58 Flanlagen, . 22 Anderson, D . W . 34 Daffey, .F 46 . J 9 Egan, B . 59 Hughes, J . G Hogan , (or) 10 Aughton, P . G . 23 Sheahan, M . G. R . M . 60 Waldron, A . 11 Davis, T . J . 24 Drennan . M . J . 35 Pearson, P . J . 47 Hands, J 61 Hilbert, B . J . 48 DeLuc1 2 Hogan, P . N . 25 Mahoney, G . A. 36 O4V'Cfallaghan, 49 McArdie,P DM
UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach : Peter O'Donohue ; Reserves : Noel Sharpe Stewart, B . D . 1 Johnson, G . A . R .14 Liewellyn, D . K . 26 Hanna, R . J . 38 Forsyth, T. K . 52 53 Jacobs, S . W . 2 MacCailum, D. J . 15 .'Bridge ; S . L . 27 Williams, M . T .39 Joyce, J . . W . . 28 Saines, R. N . 40 Brodzik, J 54 Saines, G . R. 3 Mountloy, G . H . 16 Holmes, A . N 56 Mitchell, P . A . 4 Stephens, G . L. 17 Moffatt, A. R . 29 Molloy, D . K . 41 Pascoe, D. . 57 Bourke, M . 42 Bouchier, D. S (dvc) 30 Bellingham, 5 Crowe, P . T. 58 Malone, C . 18 Webster, J . J . R . J . 43 Leathan, G . 6 James, M . J . 44 Redman, B . A . 59 Sharpe, N. H . 19 Christophersen, W31 Sutherland, 7 McLean, B . C . (cr) 20 Hill, K . G . C. S. 45 Dickinson, P . 8 Connell, J . D. 61 Davies, R . A . 21 Senini, P . G . 32 Cusack, P . 46 McNamara , 9 King, A. D . . B . P. . 33 Johnstone, A 64 Costello, T. G . 22 Costello, S. A 10 Kovess, C . (yo) 34 Forrest, T . M . 47 Robb, W . J . 69 Champion, M . L. 11 Wilkinson, . 48 Fredericks . D . 99 Collins, S . 23 Cordner, R . 1 . 35 Breheny, M J . W. 24 Perrett, R . M . 36 Grahame, S . R . 50 Sullivan, J . R . 12 Fisher, A. D. 25 McRae, C. F . 37 Costello, A. J . 51 Trigar, P. R . 13 Batten, J . L. (c) Coach : Dave Mithen ; Reserves : Bruno Scarcelia UNIVERSITY BLUE S 37 Ryan, D . - 49 Volgt, I . 1t3 Girdwood, R . (c) 25 Sleeman, M . 1 Hager, R. 26 Barr, G . 38 Isles, D. 50 Warne, H . 14 Nichols, D. 2 Schroeder, D. . 39 O'Kane, W . 51 Dunin,A . 27 Church, B 3 Scarcella, B . (cr) 15 Jones, G . 28 Tyquin, M . 40 White, G . 52 Plunkett, M . . 16 Mann, J . 4 McLachlan, S 29 Carmody, J . 41 Tarquinio, L. 53 Willing, G . 17 Hickey, P . (vc) 5 Ainger, D. 30 Hickey, J . 42 Plunkett, J . 54 Nelson, R . 6 Robertson, A . 18 Pleydell, G. 31 Randall, R . 43 Standish, T . 55 Stafford, A . 19 Langdon, M . 7 Sharp,J . . 44 Campbell, R . 56 Southwell, R . 20 Small, D . 32 Tucker, R 8 Templar, D . 33 Nicolson, P . 45 Holdsworth, G. 57 Murphy, D 21 Marshall, D . 9 Nicolson, S . 46 Farrow, B . 58 Brukner, P. 22 Radford, M 34 Moran, L . 10 Spairs, R . 47 Leitch, C . (vcr) 23 Westmore, G . 35 Fogarty, G . 11 Baquie, P . 36 Bartlett, I . 48 Bruton, K . 67 Lyle, R . 24 Weston, P. 12 Hersbach, A . 69 Vivian, D .
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A LETTER FROM SOUTH AUSTRALIA Publication in The , Amateur Footballe r earlier in the season of the award of Life so}lpg eq1 01 'V'd'V'A au# lo dlqs .raqucalnT and of Life Membership of the Australian Amateur Football Council to Mr . Jack McCann prompted a former Secretary and . Chairman of the South Australian Amateur Football League (Mr . Hugh Millard) to write to us . His letter is published here . The Editor, The Amateur Football er, Melbourne. Dear Sir, It was with very sincere gratification that I read of two most important events recently . In your publication I saw that you had been honoured with Life Membership of the V.A .F .A . and never has such an honour been so richly deserved for loyalty and dedication to our Australian game; my fervent congratulations . And the greatest Amateur football official of all time was honoured with a presentation by a great organisation - I write here of Jack McCann who has done so much and made so many sacrifices for amateur football . I trust that all Amateur players and officials In all States realise just how much we owe to Jack McCann. My first visit to Melbourne ever, as Manager of the 1925 S .A . Amateur team commenced a long line of friendships with V.A .F .A . personalities and none so great or as important to me as Jack's loyalty and sincerity.
3RD TON AT MARCELLI N Dave "The Mountain" Hurley reaches another milestone in an illustrious career at Marcellin . The Mountain, as a schoolboy, played in that memorable first ever game back in 1968 in the YCW . IDave was also amongst the best in our Grand Final win in 1971 . He has probably played his best games as a full back where his long clearing dashes, high marking and close checking have made the idal full back . He has represented the Eagles all over the ground, even as a wingman . 1972 saw Dave have a really brilliant year at centre half forward and there is little doubt he was largely responsible for getting us up to D grade . All at Eagleland congratulate Dave on his century. It doesn't really matter whether you're in the Firsts, Seconds or Thirds, just as long as you're an E'AG .
My sincere best wishes to Jack and George . Yours very truly, HUGH MILLARD . Mr . Millard's career as a sporting administrator (and a long career at that) was not confined to Amateur football . He was for many years Secretary of the South Australian Cricket Association . He retired from this position some few years ago - Ed . Yet another player at OLD BRIGHTON has celebrated his 50th game with the club . Last week, RUSSELL FLACK notched up his 50th game with a four goal performance for the reserve side against O .M .'s . This is typical of Flacky who has proven himself as one of the side's leading goal sneaks and who is constantly urging his chances for promotion . Russell has also proven himself to be a fine clubman nad a character in his own right and we at the O .B .G.F.C . congratulate him and wish him success in future games . THE BLACK LIS T Missed publication dead-line (4 .50 p .m .) . Fine - ONE DOLLAR. ST . KILDA CBOC LA TROBE BLACKS ST . BEDE'S O .C . Missed phoning scores to Herald before 5 .30 p .m . Fine - THREE DOLLARS . LA TROBE BLACKS RESERVES Failed to phone scores or details to Press Correspondent before 7 p .m . Fine - ONE DOLLAR.
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Congratulations to GREG STEVENS on playing his 50th game for ELSTERNWICK today . Hope our "overweight" goal sneak can celebrate with a bag of goals .
(For the not so young past players and stayers!) ENQUIRIES TO INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES 518 Eliza b eth St., Melbourne, 3000 . or ringi either M r . Rintoul or Mr . Madeley on 347 2733 for personalised, attention . ■
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Members of the A .M .P. club would like to congratulate GEOFF LEWIS who today plays his 50th game for the club . Geoff's versatality is his main asset, in that he has the ability to play well in just about every position on the field . Geoff is the physical fitness instructor for the club and his tireless assistance to the coach in this respect should be commended . Once again congratulations Geoff and all the best for the next 50 games .
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LOOKING BACK By Noel Rundl e 5 Years Ago Monash played great football all over the field against Ormond only to almost lose through inaccuracy, final scores being Monash 9.19 to Ormond 11 .6 . Best for Monash were McMaster, Bartley and Rogers and for Ormond, Murray, Carr and Bourne . Alan McKenzie played his 150th game and Geoff Grimmer chalked up 100 for Hampton Rovers . "Beau" Kearney (St . Bernard's) Peter Gleeson (Parkside) and Bob Tredinnick (Melbourne High) also made the century . In- senior sections Coburg (A) and Fairfield (E) were the only undefeated teams after 6 games. 10 Years Ag o Old Melburnians and MHSOB battling for fourth place turned on a great game, with M .H.S . well ahead at half-time and then fighting off a determined challenge by O .M.'s to win by 4 points . Best were MHSOB J . Nelson, McKnight, Reed and O .M.'s A . Blazey, Clark and Kerr . How the scribes differ; Old Haileybury beat Old Carey by a goal . Old Haileybury saw the scores even, a free to Haileybury - then the siren . Kellock's kick was true and the game was won ; whereas Old Carey
stated that their opponents kicked a goal, from a mark, after the siren . What a close finish does to our judgment! 'E' section coaches were Bill Faul (AiPAX), Brian Wawn (Old Geelong), Bill McCabe (North Old Boys), Graham Humphreys (Old Trinity), G . Wearne (Old Camberwell), teams no longer with us Commercial Bank, E .S .&A . Ban k, amalgamated with ANZ Bank, East Malve rn and Kooyong. John Maunsell played his 100th game for Geelong . 25 Years Ago Hampton Rovers had a great win over Old Xaverians with Sam Birtles in superb form at centre half-forward with 8 goals . Other stars for the Rovers were Jeff Howden, Jim McQueen, Nevin Paynter, Geoff Jones, and Bob Lambden . Coburg broke the ice in 'A' section with a 9-point win over Ivanhoe, 13 .14 to 12.9 in a game where there w as never more than 10 points between the teams all day . Bob Ferguson, George Spencer and Les Warfe were stars for Coburg while Jack Bennie, Harry Thomas an d Ric Le Gassick battled well for the 'Hoes . Old Melburnlans came from behind for a much overdue win against Malvern with Neil Smyth rover (4 goals) best afield . First year players in Jim Hannan and Bryce Thomas shone in a desperate last quarter. Brunswick went right away in the last quarter to inflict Ormond's first defeat and win by 33 points . Alan Sporton was brilliant and N . Smith led a winning centre line .
LEADING GOAL-KICKERS A SECTION J . Casboult, Geelong (6) 28 J. Jordan, Old Parad . (2) 19 Butcher, C. Gram . (1) 18 Ladd, Ormond (1) 17 Kozlowski, Ormond (3) 17 Murray, North O .B . (-) 16 B SECTION R . Harley, MHS O .B . (4) 28 Hughes, Ivanhoe (-) 27 Stephens, Old Trin . (2) 20 Ireland, Ivanhoe (2) 17 Moore, Mon . Blues (2) 16 Murphy, Kew (1) 15 Dann ; O . Trin . (1) 15 C SECTIO N Calleja, St .K . CBC (5) 25 (8) 2 0 Old Ha l Butlereri Marce ~nley Agar, O . Brighton (4) 14 D SECTION Vickers, Hamp . Rov . (3) 27 P . Hanlon, Bruns . (6) 24 S . Staples, Bruns . (2) 21 Gurney, O . Ivanhoe (1) 20 Tregear, H . Rov . (5) 17 Young, H . Rov. (5) 17 Fraser, O .Xaverians (-) 16
E SECTION P . Yencken, O . Geel . (5) 28 Rigg, Elsternwick (3) 26 Gurfinkel, AJAX (8) 25 D . Brooks AMP Soc . (2) 23 B . Spiden, O . Geei . (1) 21 McCutcheon, ANZ Bk (2) 21 J . Spiden, O . Geel . (1) 17 F SECTIO N Peacock, M. Whites (4) 31 Ingram, O . Ment. (3) 21 R . Payne, N . Bruns. (-) 18 Kenny, Nth . Bruns. (1) 1 7 JUNIOR SECTION 1 Taylor, Univ . Blues 17 Tyquin, Univ . Blues 16 Fisher, Ormond (-) 15 Humphreys, Un . Blks 15 Wilson, Ormond (1) 1 4 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Earle, H . Scouts (6) 29 Davies, Geelong (7) 20 Bryce, Ivanhoe (7) 20 Gunn, Ivanhoe (7) 16 Florance, Bev . Hills (2) 1 5 A RESERVE SECTION Price, Old . Parad . (-) 25
Smyth, Ormond (4) 21 Rowse, Ormond (2) 20 Devola, H . Scouts (3) 1 5 B RESERVE SECTION Stockdale, O . Trin . (1) 23 R . Wilson, Ivanhoe (-) 14 Moore, O . Trinity (-) 12 Bryant, Ivanhoe (7) 1 2 C RESERVE SECTION O'Connor, Marcellin (1) 16 Kay, St . Kilda CBC (1) 13 Hamilton, O . Brighton (-) 12 J . White, St.K . CBC (3) 12 D RESERVE SECTION D'Orsa, C'wealth Bk 14 Love, O . Ivanhoe (-) 14 Franich, O . Xaverians (-) 12 E RESERVE SECTION McVeigh, ANZ Bank (4) 20 Whalley, O. Geelong (2) 18 Morse, St. Bede's (-) 10 Stokes, Elsternwick (3) 1 5 F RESERVE SECTION Burley, M . Whites (-) 28 Ericksen, O . Ment . (6) 16 R . Brekke, N . Bruns . (-) 1 2
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IMFWTANT NOTES PREVIEW The A .B .C. Sporting Session from 3LO each Friday (which commences at 6.30 p.m .,) will include a preview of the following day's amateur matches. Be sure to listen to this broadcast .
RESULTS OF MATCHE S Results of amateur matches are broadcast in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations 3LO, (commencing at 6 .20 p .m.), 3DB and 31{Z (included in 7 p .m. News) each Saturday evening and from Television Channels ABV-2 and HSV-7. Repeat on 3KZ, 9.30 a.m . Sunday. Channel 2 also provides quarter-by-quarter scores of A Section matches each Saturday afternoon .
HOW TO CONTACT EMERGENCY UMPIRES Emergency umpires for all sections will be located at Elsternwick Park, and will be available to proceed to any ground if required . The telephone number will be 91-6491 . Should the appointed umpire fall to appear, it will be necessary to phone Elsternwick Park and ask for an emergency umpire to be sent. Clubs must make themselves familiar with the system, and ring the correct number : 914491 .
NUMBERS TO NOTE Clubs in A Section should note these numbers. For teams on Thursday night (as early as passib le after 7 .30 p.m . please-and certainly before 9 p.m .) . The Sun 63-0211-Jack Dunn The Age 60-0421-Mike Sheahan This applies to clubs In main game only as advised . Quarter-by-quarter scores this week:91-6491 Watch for this number week by week.
CLEARANCES ALL CLEARANCES INVOLVING BODIE S OTHER THAN THE V.A .F .A. must be forwarded to the secretary, Mr Jack Fullerton, 5 Correa Avenue, Cheltenham, 3192 (phone 93-1545) .
SCORES TO "HERALD" - NUMBERS You MUST phone final scores to th e
HERALD office as soon as possible after the match -If your scores are received before 4 .60 p .m they will be published .
If rec ;1 ved after that time, they wi ll not be published, but if you miss the 4 .50 p.m . deadline, YOU MUST STILL PHONE BEFORE 5 .30 p .m. Our rep resentative will be in attendance until that time. If you fail to phone the scores to the Herald office bef ore the publication deadline of 4 .50 p.m ., you will be fined one dollar . If you also fall to phone scores to the Herald before 5 .30 p .m. you will be fined an extra two dollars-making three dollars in all . If you miss out on the Herald you must phone the scores to the Press Correspondent before 7 p.m ., otherwise you are fined another dollar . Clubs in "A" and "B" Sections will still be required to furnish ALL goalkickers and six (6) best players for each team to the Press Correspondent - Phone 53-1290 . A Section before 6 p.m. - B . Section between 6 p .m . and 7 p.m. A short summary of the match Is also required . "HERALD" PHONE NUMBERS You may now dial DIRECT to the Amateur Football representative at the 'Herald" office . The numbers are :652 1479 or 652 189 3 If you have any difficul ty , you may ring 63 0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or 1893 . RESERVE SECTION RESULTS to be phoned to 652 1892 BEFORE 3 p m. or DIAL 63 0211 EXTENSION 189 2 Any phone calls not directed to these numbers go astray, an d clubs wi ll be regarded as not having phoned the scores, and will be fined accordingly . When phoning scores, please state firstly the Section, the teams concerned, and then the winners, before giving the actual scores . Correct scores must be phoned, otherwise a fine will be incurred . Check with Goal Umpires for correct scores . This is the responsibility of the HOME CLUB . SCOREBOARD Clubs are advised that the Scoring Boar d at Elsternwick Park must be operated by responsible club officials at all times . Children must not be allowed in the Scoring Board . DUTIES OF RUNNERS The duty of an Official Runner is to carry messages from the coach to players and NOT to engage in altercations with players . The runner, In carrying such messages, must take the shortest possible route to the player concerned, and leave the field immediately after delivering the message.
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UMPIRE'S CORNER By Kevin McKay "TIME KEEPERS" Each club shall appoint a time keeper, whose duties shall be : A- To keep the time of each quarter on time cards, complete same and give to the field umpire at the completion of the match . B - to sound a bell or siren at the start and finish of each quarter, and to keep sounding it until the field umpire indicates to them that he has heard it. C - to add time on to the playing time of the quarter whenever directed to do so by the field umpire, or when a goal or behind has been kicked. The time to be added on shall, in the case of a goal, be the time which elapses between the waving of the flags by the goal umpire and the bouncing of the ball in the centre by the field umpire ; in the case of a behind, the time which elapses between the waving of â&#x20AC;˘the flag by the goal umpire and the kick-off from behind. TI ME ON The field umpire shall instruct the time keepers to add "time on" :A - If there is any undue delay in getting the ball back when it is out of play. B -If a player wilfully wastes time. C - If a player goes over an opponent's mark and does not go back immediately when ordered to do so . D - When more than one opponent stands on the mark of a player . E - When a player who has been given a free kick plays or kicks the ball without going back to the spot where the free kick was given . F - In all other cases when play is unduly delayed. "TIME ON - HOW INDICATED " A - The field umpire shall instruct the time keepers to add "time on" or to stop adding "time on" by blowing his whistle and raising his arm high above his head . B - The time to be added on shall be the time that elapses between the two whistles. Should the timekeeper fail to hear the second whistle, they shall stop adding "time on" when they see that the ball is again in play . Uumpires are instructed to sound the whistle loudly and raise their arm quickly and to its fullest extent. TIMEKEEPERS - KEEP SOUNDING the bell or siren until the umpire hears it, a quick short blast unheard by the field umpire could COST A TEAM the match .
"REPLY TO COACH " No player shall be permitted tjo play in a match while he has protruding nails or plates on his boots or is wearing a finger ring or protruding appliances or guards which may cause injury to other players. Altho' the field umpire had inspected the players boots etc . prior to the start of the game, he may during the playing of the game again examine a player for protruding appliances etc .
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It's surprising how success rubs of f The National Bank has been move to the National too . It's dealing with established surprising how success rubs off. Australians and their families The National - an established for nearly 115 years now . Australian bank, for established They're the sort of people who Australians . have grown, developed and succeeded with Australia. Maybe you're about ready to
Well, I'm real pleased to tell youse we wun agen - farely easie too it wuz . Somethin' over 3 goals . An' with orl the uther leeders goin' down like noboddy's bizness, it wuz reel bute to keep the flag flyin' . Wasen mutch uva game reely, the ground was shockin' - muddy an' 'eavy and our blokes wuz gettin' pretty tired at the finnish . Mind yer, the uther mob wuz jest as tired, in fact, they jest cooden' match our pace all day. 'Member me tellin' youse larst week 'ow Meggsy an' Johnno' an' Browny got lost going ter the club barberkew. Well wunder of wunders, they found there way to the ground orl rite - in fact they wuz the furst ter git their. Oh yeah - must tell yer - Muggsy got inter the State side ter go ter Adderlade . Thought young Bennie mighta copped th e full forwood's job, but I guess they reckund 'e wazzen experienced enuf . . Gee's, I wooden mind bein' 'over their ter 'ave a lookit the game, but 'acoarse me place is 'ome 'ere with me team . I carn't lettem down . I guess George McTaggart will tell us orl about it in neckst week's Amateur Footy e's shore ter be goin' over - 'ardly evva misses a Interstait match . Yer nevva no, wun day them serleckters mite give me the jobba coachin' the State team . They probabbly don't even know I'm availabull . Anywaze, must dash china's 'an make shore everythin's O .K. fer terday . See youse neckst week
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BRUCE BOURNE LEADS VICTORIAN SIDE Bruce Bourne (Ormond) is Captain of the Victorian team which left Melbourne yesterday to do battle with South Australia today in the Interstate game at the Adelaide Oval . John Anderson (Old Scotch) is his deputy . These two were Catpain and Vice-Captain of the Carnival side last year. Only four other players from the 25 who represented Victoria in the Carnival are among the 21 who went to Adelaide . The others are Ross Duke (Old Paradians), Andrew Ireland (Ivanhoe), Chris McCrae (University Blacks) and Mike O'Donnell (Assumption O .C .) . Ladd, The team is :- B . Bourne (Capt.), K . R . Wood (Ormond), J . Anderson (Vice-Capt.), B . Kefford (Old Scotch Coll.), G. Tootell (Caulfield Gramm.), B . Hibberd, A . Handley (Coburg), S . Maguire, K . Power (North Old Boys), R . Duke( Old Paradians), T. Archer, D . Barclay, K . Grose (Reservoir Old Boys) , MahoneSt . Blacks), P . Pryor (ColleSalle , gians), P . Murnane B (De Smith (Kew), ) M. Ireland (Ivanhoe), O'Donnell (Assumption O.C .). Mr . Lou Zachariah is Manager and Mr . Fred Coldrey is Assistant Manager. The team will return to Melbourne tomorrow night . AUSTRALIAN AMATEURS TEA M The Interstate game in Adelaide today will no doubt be used as a guide to the selection of the Australian Amateur team which
will compete in the Australian Football Council Section 2 Championships at Sydney during the Queen's Birthday week-end (June 15th-17th) . South Australia has been the dominant state in Amateur football in recent years, having beaten Victoria in four of the past five games. This includes the last two Carnivals - at Perth in 1970 and Melbourne last year. Will the Victorians be able to turn the tables today? PRESS CORRESPONDENTS POST REPORT EACH SUNDAY .-It is absolutely essential that copy be received by the Editor BY FIRST POST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK . Copy received after this time will not be considered . The only way to ensure delivery on Monday Is ADDRESS ALL MATTER FOR PUBLICATION T O "THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER" 564P, G .P .O ., MELBOURNE, 3001, and Box 1 not to the Editor's private address . . Use addressed envelo( POST EARLY provided) Press Correspondents are advised to post copy EARLY on Sundays. The final cieararice time of pillar boxes is now as early as 6 p .m . in some areas, and not later than 8 .30 p .m . anywhere. Make sure you don't miss the post -POST EARLY !
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TODAY'S GA M ES AND UMPIRE S
. Likely winners of Senior and On ground of first named Club at 2 p .m . Reserves at 11 .45 a.m . Junior matches in Bold Type . Umpire for Reserves shown in brackets A SECTIO N Caulfield Gramm v Ormond - G . Simpson . Goal - Bennett, Murray (Halbish) . Reservoir O .Bc v University Blues - Wills . Goal : Hillier, E . Wilson (Slattery) . . St . Bernard's O .C. v Geelong - Jorgensen Goal - L . Williams, Smith (Pascoe) . Old Paradians v Coburg - Rowell . Goal : D . McKenzie, R. Hill (H . Roberts) . University Park)NMasoOldGaals Peterst Elsternwic k Kong (Gow) . B SECTIO N . Goal : KewSv a ton (W kefield)n . Mackenzie. M .H .S . Old Boys v Ivanhoe - A Goal : Ahlm, R . McKenzie (Medley) . Old Trinity Gramm . v Power House - Dodds . Goal : Bridges, Box (Amor) . . Gramm . . De L a Jenneralle McCusker Goal : E Old Hindle (Haywood) . Collegians v Monash Blues - Johnston . Goal : K . Jenner, Dunstan (Carter) . C SECTIO N Assumption O .C . v Alphington - Drossing (Geier) . U .H .S . Old Boys v St. Kilda CBOC - Goodman (Sutherland) . Marcellin O .C . v Old Haileyburians - Rowe (Gannon) . Old Brighton Gramm . v Parkside - D . Hill ,(Duckworth) . National Bank v Old Melburnians - I . Simpson (Lowe) . D SECTIO N Brunswick v St . Kevin's O .B . - Allan (Adamson) . Hampton Rovers v C'wealth Bank - P . Fell (McInnis). Old Camberwell Gramm . v Old Ivanhoe Gramm . - J . Field (C . Nichol) . State Sav . Bank v La Trobe Blacks Botsford (A . Williams) .
Old Xaverians a bye .
E SECTION Footscray ITOB v Fawkner - Bonnyman (Fowler) . Old Geelong v A .M .P . Society - Kollmorgen (Corcoran). Elsternwick v A .J .A .X . - Parsons (Cowling) . St. Patrick's O .C . v West Brunswick Blair-Holt (Butler) . A .N .Z . Bank v St . Bede's O .C . - McMahon (Randall) . F SECTIO N La Trobe Reds v University Reds - Marsden (Roach) . Beverley Hills v Dookie & Long O .C . King. Old Mentonians v Thornbury - Phillips (Fogarty) . Glenroy v North Brunswick - McTaggart (Andrews) . Monash White a bye . Marcellin OC Reserves (2) a bye . JUNIOR SECTION 1 Coburg v Old Scotch Coil . - Puddy . Monash University v University Blues - B . Roberts . Power House v St. Bernard' O .C . - Marks . Ormond v North Old Boys - Reilly . University Blacks v Beverley Hills - Knowles . JUNIOR SECTION 2 West Brunswick v Old Brighton Gramm. Power. Old Paradians v Caul fi eld Gramm . - Pritchett . Pakside v Geelong - Somerville . A .J .A .X . v Bulleen-Templestowe - Myors . Ivanhoe v Hampton Scouts - Bishop. E ME RGENCY UMPIRE S George, Cogdon, Cordner, Muir, B . Nicholls, Jenkin, Maebus, Marmix, Minson, Muller .
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Next Week's Matches ® June 8 At 2 p .m . - RESERVES at 11 .45 ,a .m. A SECTION Geelong v Old Paradians Ormond v St Bernard's O .C. University Blues v Caulfield Gramm . Coburg v North Old Boy s Reservoir OjB . v University Black s B SECTIO N Power House v Old Carey Gramm . Old Scotch Coll . v Old Trinity Gramm . Ivanhoe v Kew (at Elsternwick Park ) De La Salle O .C . v Monash Blues MHS Old Boys v Collegian s
E SECTION AJAX v St Patrick's O .C . Fawkner v Elsternwic k AMP Society v Footscray ITOB West Brunswick v St Bede's O .C . Old Geelong v ANZ Ban k F SECTION Thornbury v Glenroy University Reds v Old Mentonians Dookie and Long. O .C . v La Trobe Reds North Brunswick v Monash Whites Beverley Hills a bye
- C SECTION Old Haileyburians v old Brighton Gramm . Alphington v Marcellin O .C . St Kilda CBOC v Assumption O .C . Parkside v Old Melburnians UHS Old Boys v National Bank
(La M arcellineOC~s(2jeRes ervs aabyee) JUNIOR SECTION 7 St Bernard's O .C . v Ormond Old Scotch Coll . v Power House University Blues v Coburg North Old Boys v Beverley Hills Monash University v University Black s
D SECTIO N Old Ivanhoe Gramm . v State Say, Bank .B St Kevin's O . v Old Camberwell Gramm . C'wealth Bank v Brunswic k La Trobe Blacks v Old Xaverians Hampton Rovers a bye
JUNIOR SECTION 2 Geelong v AJAX Caulfield Gramm . v Hampton Scouts Old Brighton Gramm . v Parkside Bulleen-Templestowe v Old Paradians West Brunswick a bye Ivanhoe a by e
Next Week's Matches at Elsternwick Park June 8th, 1974
IVANH 0 E V . KE W at 2 p.m. Reserves at 11 .45 a .m.
Admission : ADULTS 40 cents ; Children accompanied by an adult FREE. Ample car parking facilities available at Ground PARKING FEE 30 c How to get there - Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie tram .in Swanston Street to Glenhuntly Road, walk west along Glenhuntly Road
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A SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pis *St. Bern ard's OC 4 1 547 479 114 .2 18 *North Old Boys 4 1 568 507 112 .0 18 Ormond 4 2 613 471 130 .1 16 Geelong 4 2 542 467 116 .1 16 Coburg 3 3 651 512 127 .1 12 Old Paradians 3 3 484 578 83 .7 12 **Univ . Blacks 2 3 455 392 116 .1 8 Caulfield Gram 2 4 495 555 89.2 8 Reservoir OB 2 4 579 660 87.7 8 **Univ. Blues - 5 306 619 49.4 B SECTION Ivanhoe 5 1 660 440 150.0 20 Old Trinity Gr 5 1 603 471 128.0 20 Kew 4 2 629 520 121 .0 16 Monash Blues 4 2 587 505 116 .2 16 Old Scotch Coll 3 3 540 497 108 .7 12 De La Salle OC 3 3 441 506 87.2 12 Collegians 2 4 464 550 84 .4 8 8 Power House 2 4 480 616 77 .9 MHS Old Boys 1 4 522 585 89 .2 6 2 *Old Carey Gr - 5 362 679 53 .3 C SECTION Marcellin OC 5 1 561 319 175 .9 20 Parkside 5 1 532 431 123 .4 20 Old Haileybury 4 2 581 428 135 .7 16 4 2 581 489 118 .8 16 St . Kilda CBOC Alphington 3 3 524 467 112 .2 12 Old Brighton Gr 3 3 508 438 116 .0 12 Old Melburnians 2 4 390 450 86 .7 8 Assumption OC 2 4 464 538 86 .2 8 UHS Old Boys 1 5 354 603 58 .7 4 National Bank 1 5 314 646 48 .6 4 1 D SECTION 6 - 656 369 177 .8 24 Hampton Rovers Brunswick 4 1 548 385 142 .3 16 4 2 654 532 122 .9 16 Old Xaverlans Old Ivanhoe Gr 3 2 564 340 165 .9 12 State Sav . Bank 2 3 453 424 106 .8 8 Old Cam'well Or 2 3 350 350 100 .0 8 C'wealth Bank 2 3 431 452 95 .4 8 St Kevins OB 1 4 360 558 64 .5 4 LaTrobe Blacks - 6 265 871 30 .4 E SECTION Old Geelong 5 1 701 418 167 .7 20 Fawkner 5 1 656 392 167.3 20 4 2 673 439 153 .3 18 *AMP Society ANZ Bank 4 2 574 487 117 .9 16 Elsternwick 3 3 573 596 96 .1 12 Footscray ITOB 3 3 376 636 59 .1 12 *St . Bedes OC 2 3 540 550 98 .2 10 AJAX 2 4 511 540 94 .6 8 West Brunswick 1 5 380 840 45 .2 4 St . Patricks OC - 6 247 630 39 .2 F SECTION North Brunswick 5 1 649 349 186 .0 20 University Reds 5 - 579 344 168 .3 20 Old Mentonians 4 1 646 334 193 .4 16 Monash Whites 4 2 776 453 171 .3 16 Thornbury 3 2 515 469 109 .8 12 LaTrobe Reds 1 4 373 483 77 .2 4 Glenroy 1 4 351 476 73 .7 4 Beverley Hills 1 5 355 837 42 .4 4 Dookie & Long . - 5 236 735 32 .1 JUNIOR SECTION 1 Univ. Blues 4 1 516 394 131 .0 Ormond 4 2 585 452 129 .4 4 2 444 377 117 .7 Monash Univ . Coburg 4 2 456 419 108 .8 .Power House 4 2 322 551 57 .6 `Univ. Blacks 3 2 480 310 154 .8 Old Scotch Coll 2 4 464 492 94 .3 Beverley Hills 2 4 434 679 63 .9 North Old Boys 1 5 424 554 76 .5 St Bernards OC 1 5 337 550 61 .3
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JUNIOR SECTION 2 W L For Agst % Pis (Four points allowed for each bye .) 6 - 627 268 234 .0 24 Parkside Ivanhoe 5 1 648 252 257 .1 20 Hampton Scouts 5 1 790 355 222 .5 20 Geelong 3 1 508 270 188 .1 20 *Bu11en-T/stowe 1 2 362 409 88 .5 14 Old Brighton Or 2 3 358 399 89.7 12 Old Paradians 1 4 305 625 48 .8 8 Caulfield Gr 1 4 276 680 40.6 8 AJAX - 4 233 637 36 .6 8 *West Brunswick 1 4 357 776 46 .0 6 *Drawn Game . fUnregistered player May 18th . **To be played June 12th . A RESERVE SECTIO N Ormond 5 1 671 280 239 .6 20 North Old Boys 5 1 469 292 160 .6 20 St. Bernards OC 4 2 442 320 138 .1 16 Reservoir OB 3 3 436 311 140 .2 12 **University Blues 3 2 343 413 83 .1 12 5*Univ . Blacks 3 2 287 346 82 .9 12 Coburg 2 4 401 445 90 .1 8 Old Paradians 2 4 353 422 83 .6 8 Caulfield Gr 2 4 314 420 74 .8 8 Geelong - 6 238 705 33.8 B RESERVE SECTIO N Monash Blues 6- 498 255 195.3 24 Ivanhoe 5 1 561 328 171 .0 20 De La Salle OC 5 1 437 264 165 .5 20 Old Trinity Gr 4 2 476 430 110 .7 16 *Collegians 3 2 374 419 89 .3 14 MHS Old Boys 2 4 306 442 69 .2 8 Kew 2 4 370 427 86 .7 8 Old Scotch Coil . 2 4 313 399 78 .4 8 *Power House - 5 330 428 77 .1 2 Old Carey Gr - 6 236 509 46 .4 C RESERVE SECTION 6 - 562 212 265 .1 24 Marcellin OC Old Haileybury 5 1 530 253 209 .5 20 St . Kilda CBOC 5 1 513 248° 206 .9 20 Parkside 4 2 411 241 170.5 16 Old Brighton Or 3 3 448 357 125 .5 12 UHS Old Boys 3 3 295 413 71 .4 12 Assumption OC 2 4 341 316 107 .9 8 Old Melburnians 1 5 305 466 65 .5 4 Alphington 1 5 323 532 60 .7 4 National Bank - 6 102 907 11 .2 D RESERVE SECTIO N Hampton Rovers 5 1 419 289 145 .0 20 *Old Xaverlans 4 1 435 301 144 .5 18 Old Ivanhoe Gr 4 1 439 247 177 .7 16 St . Kevins OB 3 2 296 215 137 .7 12 State Sav . Bank 3 2 212 213 99 .5 12 5Old Cam'well Or 2 2 274 213 128 .0 10 C'wealth Bank 1 4 328 366 89.6 4 Brunswick 1 4 261 356 73 .3 4 LaTrobe Blacks - 6 137 701 19 .7 E RESERVE SECTIO N ANZ Bank 6 - 640 206 310 .7 24 Fawkner 5 1 484 327 148 .0 20 Elsternwick 4 2 425 209 205 .3 16 Old Geelong 4 2 461 276 167 .0 16 AMP Society 4 2 331 349 94 .8 16 St . Bedes OC 3 3 351 363 96 .7 12 Footscray ITOB 2 4 309 521 59 .3 8 AJAX 1 5 269 478 56 .3 4 West Brunswick 1 5 201 476 42 .2 4 St . Patricks OC - 6 118 513 23 .0 F RESERVE SECTION 6 - 550 160 343.0 24 Monash Whites North Brunswick 4 2 397 287 138 .3 16 Old Mentonlans 4 1 250 182 137 .4 16 Thornbury 4 1 138 184 75 .0 16 LaTrobe Reds 2 3 312 215 145 .1 8 Univ. Reds 2 3 144 359 40 .0 8 Marcellin OC (2) 1 4 334 387 86 .6 4 4 Glenroy 1 4 49 434 11 .3
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