No. 8

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SATURDAY, 20th MAY 1961

Next Week's Fixtures

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CESSNOCI{ v. TOIWNTO ICURRI ICURIU v. WARA'l'AH MAYFIELD

CENTRAL NEWCASTLE v. WESTERN SUBURBS LARES UNl'.rED v. MAITLAND

NORTHERN SUBURBS v. SOUTH• NEWCASTLE - OR -

NEWCAS'rLE ImPRESENTATIVE '.[']�AM v.

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WINNElt OF' RIVEIUNA v. WESTERN DIVISION MATCH

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Congratulations to West players,. coaches and selectors on their ·third treble win of the season against North last Saturday.

In answer to many enqui'res the ages of Norths players are: N. Han­cock 24, J. Price 20, R. Bowditch 23, P. Ireland 20, N. Lewis 22, B. Gam­ack 22, N. Wilkinson 21, B. Aslcie 20,J. Gill 24, B .. Carlin 20, J. Mitchell 20,W. Owen 25, 0. Williams 26, D.Anderson 22, J. Nichol\ 29, E. Worrell22, A. Kessel 19, R. Mace 25.

Today Waratah welcomes back their big prop forward Ronnie O'Con­nor. Beside,s being a good footballer Ronnie is such a favourite with the female sex Waratah expects at leil,st a hundred mo-re women supporters at the ,game on Saturday.

Congratulations to Ce:;isnock star half back Nev Hannah in being sel­ected to again represent Newcastle. Nev is a player who never fails to turn in a good display.

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Warren Sargent makes l)is debut in Senior ranks with South today. W·arren with a little more experience should be hard to displace.

Playing his first Senior ,game Kurri Junio-r Alan Hargravea was outstand­ing against Cessnock last Saturday. Good · 1uck Alan for your future career.

· \Vinning number of North's com­petition last week was 8686.

South consider they are fortunate in having . the e,xcellent service of

, trainer Joe Rt1ggero. Joe considers no job is too much trouble to receive his expert knowledge.

Pleasing to see Ken McC'affrey . return to the game last Saturday. Ken showed he has not lost any of his early form.

It ·is pleasing to see Fred Ogden once again turning out for C'essnock in the third grade side .

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A welcome return to the Cessnock third grade side last Saturday was Colin Halversen. Colin turned in a ve,ry good game, which won him pro- · motion to the reserve grade side today.

West 1st and Reserve grade play­em are very grateful for· the don­ation of 'refresl;n-p_ents' last Saturday from Jack Kempnicq and Keri Hill.

Coming in as a last minute sub­stitute, Waratah half back · Ron Sheedy, played a whale of a game against Lakes last week. This play­er has been on the border of selection for quite a while and his great dis­play has earned him a ·place in the first grade side again this week.

West lucky number competition was won by popular 'Vice-President of the Newcastle· Rugby· League Mr.

'W. Power of Charlestown, the num­ber.was 4·756.

Be·st wishe� . and congratulations were showered upon. popular Kurri player Arthur Murray when he was wed last Saturday to Miss Magella Tanner of Aberdeen. Also wed tllis season among· the Kurri players· were Brian Stanbridge to Miss Margaret Hughes and John Gemmell to Miss Colleen Ridley. Congratulations all.

Waratah extends · its congratula­tions to Lakes · full back RussellNaughton on his great goal kicking .effort last week. Our p,opular presi­dent Bill Godden declared it was the best effort he has seen since, Kurri forward Arthur Bevan kicked ten against us a coup�e -9f years ago.

Maurice Webb'er of Norths thil'.:d ,grade is continuing t9 play consiste#t' football and his effort:s :we,re reward­ed with a nice. try last week.

Promising. ·West·· fl.ye e:ghth. Ivan Leggett will. not be p'lay;·1g aga!1} this season. He · had his :.i.ppendixtaken out on. Tues<iay.. All players and officials ;Vish him · a speedy re­covery.

Making his first appearance thjs season in reserve grade last ·-·week was Joe Irwin, No.vth's good centre. 'Joe should prove a tower of strength to the blues.

EXPLANATION OF NEXT

WEEK'S FIXTURES

Fixtures for next weekend will not be !mown· until after the Newcastle v. Northern Division match is piayedat Belmont Oval on Sunday. ·

Should Newcastle win it will go in against the winner of the Riverin'a v. Western Division o-ame

'rhe venue· of the �al is·· te'ntative­ly set down for Newcastle on either tl:e. 27th or 28th of this month, pro­v1dmg of course Newcastle is one of the finalists.

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-Maitland - v. Northern SuburbsMAITLAND NORTHERN SUBURBS

Black--<White Knicke<rs Full-back:

1-K. Coleman

Royal and Sky Blue Bars

Full-back: '.rhree-q uarters:

2-T. "\Villiarus J. lUonro-3 1--J, Hanlon

4-F. Threlfo D, Adams-5 Three-quarters:

2--J, Price , P. Irelnnd-3 B. Campbell (O:r;te to be omitted) ·4-L. Bow1litch D. _Gamnck-5 . · Halves:

6-,:!;-'I'. Hei<lttnann J. Robinson--1 · Forwards:

8-iU. Bailey (ca1>t.) D, Hoyburn-9

Halves: 6--A. Russell n. Askie-'.

Forwards: IO-A. Wilton D, Killen-lI 8-J. Gill J. l\Iitchell-9

. R. ,Johnson P. Crow I0-B, Carlin 12-S. lUcGrcgor J. Lo�·e-13 12-D. Williams

J. Nichols-II D. An,lerson-13

Referee: B. O'Brien Linesmen: C. Sharp (Blue Flag), K. Baker (Red Flag)

RES·ERVE GRADE-1.45 p.m. l.UAITLAND

Full-back: 1-B. l\1cEntyre Three-quarters:

NORTHERN SUBURBS

2-L. l\Icl\Inhon T. Wilton-a 4-K. Passfiel1l R. Jones-5

Full-back: 1--J. Thomas

Three-quarters: 2-B. Ross G. Byers-3 4-J. Irn·in J. Lewis-5 B. Camubell (One to be o·mitted)

Halves: 6--G, Ryan (capt.) D. Drewster-7' Halves:

. Forwards: 6--L, Sweeney T. Coles-7'

8-l\I. "\Vhite · R. B,rown-9 Forwards: lU. 'l'urner. (One to be omitted) 8-l\I. VVebber A, Screen-9

IO-A. "\Vilton T. Greenwood-11 10-R. Burns R. '\\Tilson-Il I2-P. Jones P, Asimus-I3 I2-R. Banks D. Nye-I3

Referee: J. Wallace Linesmen: J. Oates (Blue Flag), M. Nield (Red Flag)

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NORTHERN SUBURBS Royal and Sl<y Blue Bars \

, 1-IC Ross 2-li'.. U:ig·lcc 4-I. Den1nnn Lu. Dates 8-,J. Jlnrvcy

10-J. Cullen 12-W. Weir

n. Gibson-3 c. '\-Voolr;toll-5

J. P:11.·kinson-7 ,J. Har>'ey-0

J. Lcouar,1-11 L. lUcl(iunon-13

GRADE

MAITLAND R, Wor.i;er i..:. Passficltl G. Mnti'hcws lt. Gulliver .J. Osn'lon,l .J. Jlt:nn·cr rf1, Pnnuo,,•itz ru. 'l,nt·ner B. Hall ,J. Itotltlcnby

A. Unrton Referee: Art Wright

N. Rayner· w. L�nv'rence

L�·�;��E�IC Clnrk

D. Jennings n. llro\\'ll

C, Law J. li.a11i11ski

A. Youni,;

Linesmen: J. Oates (Blue Flag), M. Nield (Red Flag) 7·==========================

!LAKES UNITED WESTERN SUBURBS Red and Green

1-ll. Uo,,·cr 2-n. Stcn·�1rt A- Iicaton-3

Blue and Gold, White Short.s

1-J. Hunt F. '1,Vltitel,uul-3·

ll., 'Stevens-� It. ""1,Vhittiu;.,;tou (One to be omitte,l)

4-G·. SntclU'fC .A .. Civil-5 2-.J, A.l!frU 4-N. Hm·tney

6-D. s-c.

10-A. l:?-C.

Payne I>robcrd: �Voo(l\.,·004t '\V:ihrnlc

P, CoJciuan-7' 6--R. Yo.;ng s. Vossilla-0 S--1�- Pe,,1'.oltl

R. llunt-11 10-W. Trotter S. 'l11·11te-13 l2-N. Pickering

R. FJetcJ1er-7

It. 'l'ickner-9 J. Foster-11

J. Gray-lll Referee: N. Middlemiss

Linesmen: G. McPherson (BluE)1

Flag), J. Maddison (Red Flag)

TORONTO Gi·een a.nd Gold

1-Ii:, llilton

KURRI KURRI Half Red '.Cop, Half Blue Bottom

1-J. Gc1mnell :?-It. Plit:r. n. JUoro11y-3

2-Ji:, Ewart 4-C. Colton U-G. 1Ua,rin S-111, Snow,lcn

10-It, Armitage 12-11.. Jto1,;·t,rs

L, 111:n•in-ll c. C:1lhuu-t;

G. Oreck-7 F, l\Uller-D

A., Forrcstcr-11 •r. Sl,icl<ls-13

(One to be omittc,J) G. Pcui.·sou 4-,J. lllaek ,J. llaiubridge....:.5 G-1). Perkins 8--fi, Sault

10-,J. Daley 12-1).. "\Villhuus

T. S111nuer-7 n. Pllillius-0 •E. Parry-11

D. llnkcr-1::1 Referee: N. Long

Linesmen: T. Austin (Blue F'lag), ·J. Passmore (Red Flag)

WARATAH MAYFIEL:0 Gold, Maroon V

1-H. llulme1•

CENTRAL NEWCASTLE Wtiite-Blue V White Shorts

27-L. Ross !?-.J. 4-A,

D;1vics llarbour

•t;-R. .Adle1· 8-,J. !Unll,carn

10-1{. Etln•H1·,ls 1.2-"''· E;ithcr

'.Linesmen:

W. Slurne-3 I{. Hodg;son-5

:?S-L, G·ollc,l&·e ]). lllcGregor-21) 30-D. Hunt , Ji:, Jolrnstonc-:U

K. lUcKny-7 32-Fit:r.gel'altl ·· .J. Pcrry-33 ,v. Fletc"Jtcr-0 S.i:t-.J. 'I1ont;·ue

G. Ilcll-11 :{H-Hylaml J. Wilson-1::1 38-llfnrray

\ Referee: H. Nash

A, 1:1cnslunv-35 n. VVilliams-371

,J. Sinclair-ll9

T. Liddiard (Blue Flag), E. Alterator (Red Flag)

SOUTH NEWCAS'.1.'LE Red and White St.ripes

l-,r. Cm111,1bcll

CESSNOCK ,

Blaclc and Gold 1-,J. Milhva1·,I

:.!-1\'J. A .r1ust'rong: '\\T. 'l'broug·Jagoo(l-3 4-]!. Ulood L. l\lence-::i

2-R,. S:1\\·ycr 4-J{. Jo'buson

ll-ll 8-it.f,

10-C. 12-C,

. Jones 'l'nylo1• Co1·het-t Forsythe.

It, .A.udt�rsou-7 G-A. Peden n. iUcDouald-9 8-,J. Peck

n. Coo1,cr..:_ll 10-N. Ryan n. Jsaac-13 12-'I'. lllo01·croft

Referee: T. Gustard

n .. Faul,ls-:J E. Li,;lttfoot-� R. 'l'ltO!llSOll:--�

z. Cal'tw1·ig·Jtt-! F. Ogilen-ll D. C1.·1nuu-l(

Linesmen: R. Robinson (Blue Flag), J. Thornton (Red Flag-)