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N.S.W. AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
.~O'OTB.ALL RECO: I: :19th August, 1967
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE N.S.W. FOOTBALL LEAGUE
K. G. FERGUSON,Secretary
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Registered at G.P.O. Sydney for transmission by post as a newspaper.
NEW soum .WALESAUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
PATRONS:The Hon. Mr. Justice Nagle W. E. Picken Esq.
PRESIDENT:W. H. Hart, Esq.
VICE PRESIDENT AND DELEGATE A.N.F.C.Alderman J. Ki. Stewart
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT:Messrs. W. H. Hart (Chairman), L. E. Brown, S. C. Felstead, W. G. Kernick, J.A. Magner,
C. F. Shiels, E. Spencer, J. K. Stewart, J. W. Hammond (Hon. Asst. Sec.)B. G. Osborne (Financial Adviser), K. G.' Ferguson (Sec.-Treasurer)
PERMIT AND MATCH COMMITTEEMessrs. C. F. Shiels (Chairman), M. Branson, A. C. Davie (Secretary)
PROTESTS AND DISPUTES COMMITTEEMessrs R. Brain (Chairman), H. Buckley, F. J. Hay, G. Pile,
UMPIRES APPOINTMENT BOARDMessrs R. M. Baker (Chairman), L. O'Connor and,J. A. Williams
STATE SELECTION COMMITTEEMessrs Joe Armstrong (Chairman), Joe Dea'n, D. Hill and C. F. Shiels
N.S.W. NATIONAL FOOTBALL UNIONControllers of Schools and Junior Football
Mr. N. Sterling (President). Mr. A. H. Bridgewater (Secretary) 38-4437)
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SCHOOL AND JUNIOR TOPICS
1THE FOOTBALL RECORD
CONDOLENCEThe Record, on behalf of the President August 16th, as a result of a motor acci-
of the N.S.W.A.N.F.L.,Mr. W. Hart, fel. dent.low Officers, Club Officials, players and As a mark of respect, the players andfollowers generally, extends to Harry spectators will stand and observe a min-Free heartfelt sympathy in the irrepar- utes silence before the COmmencementable loss su~tain~d by him in the tragic of the first grade game at Trumper Ovaldeath of hIS WIfe, Mary Patricia, on this Sunday.
FINAL MATCHESAt the conclusion of the first round of matches the first four Clubs on
the list shall playoff [or the premiership in the following manner:-The '~~ub .occupying. third position shall play the Club occupying
fourth pOSitIOnm the semI-final. The Club occupymg the first position shallplay the Club occupying second position in the second semi-final. Thewinner o[ the first semi-final shall play the loser of the second semi-finalin. the preliminary ~n~l. The wi~1l1erof the seco~d semi.final shall play thewmner of the prehmmary final m the Grand Fmal to determine the Pre-miership.
Should a draw take place in either of the semi-finals, the preliminaryfinal, or the grand final, another match or matches shall be played untilone shall win outright.
19th August, 1967
MAJOR AWARDSSANDERS AND KEALEY MEDALS: The votes o[ the field umpires,
enclosed in sealed envelopes each week [or the' best and [air est players infirst and reserve grade, will be opened at the League's office at 7 p.m. onMonday next and the winners announced in next week's issue o[ TheRecord .
PHELAN MEDAL: The winner o[ this closely contested award,referred to on another page, will be published in the Sydney MorningHerald on Wednesday next. The lucky person will also receive a $400cash prize and an Ansett-A.N.A. holiday flight [or two to Hayman Island[or a week.
LEADING GOAL-KICKER: The winner o[ this contest will receivea ret,tun flight [or two to New Zealand by Qantas and his name will beknown after today's matches.
EASTERN SUBURBS v. -?Eastern Suburbs' opponent in the first semi-final at Trumper Oval
on Sunday next is not yet certain.It will be either Southern Districts or Newtown.This interesting situation has been brought about last week by Easts
stirring win over Newtown and Southern Districts success in putting finisto North Shore's hope o[ making the final [our.
Newtown and Districts meet at Trumper Oval this Sunday.A win [or each is vital, not only as .a booster [or the important games
ahead, but to occupy the second position v\lith the double chance" in thefinals.
For Districts it must be a clear cut victory as a drawn game would resultin favor of Newtown with the higher percentage.
Irrespective of today's result the first semi-final at Trumper Oval onSunday next, with the loser being eliminated, will be a thrilling encounter.
Patrons are urged to attend early to witness the Third Grade firstsemi-final between St. George and Newtown at 11 'a.m. and the ReserveGrade first semi.final between Southern Districts and either North Shore orSydney-Naval at 12.30 p.m .
19th August, 1967
Coach: Mr. T. GOULDManager: Mr. R. PIERCE
series against Queensland, and Canberraat Brisbane.Congratulations to player R. Duvall of
Western Suburbs Under 17s on his ap-pointment as Captain of our N.S.W. teamto play Queensland at Trumper Ovaltoday.Yet to be confirmed Boys' Town an-
nexes the Under 15 and Under 13 St.George Premierships, and next week-endwill attempt to win a third, by way ofthe Under 11s.Top line Junior official of Green Val-
ley A.R.F. Club has accepted a positionof Vice-President of the Football Union.Nice work Keith Yarsley.Former Football Union President, Mr.
C. P. Boulton, will soon be with theSchools and Junior segment again-.rumored, with Green Valley area(Mount Pritchard).
ROVING REPORTER.
Qtr.Qtr.Qtr....Final
1st2nd3rd
THE FOOTBALL RECORDTRUMPER OVAL AT n.oo a.m.
TEAL CUP - UNDER 17 YEARS OF AGE*********************** ***********************~ NEW SOUTH:: ~; WALES ~ ~ QUEENSLAND ~.or il il (MAROON AND WHITE) *~ (LIGHT BLUE AND BLACK): ~ ~
*********************** ***********************Field, M. LEE Goal, A. GIBBONS, S. BAGLlN, Boundary, L. REYNOLDS, S. REYNOLDS,
R. BUTLER, G. ROBSON1. A. BLACKMAN 1. S. DALZIEL(Captain)2. K. HIGGINS 2. C. MANSFIELD(Vice cpt.)3. B. MACLACHLAN 3. J. WALKER4. M. HOURIGAN 4. K. BARRY5. K. HUGHES 5. R. BLANK6. G. YOUNG 6. G. WALLIS7. A. HAMMOND 7. N. HEIN8. P. BILSBOROUGH 8. R. HAMSON9. R. DUVALL (Captain) 9. G. ANDREWARTHA10. R. CAHILL 10. L. RUSSELL .11. G. BAGLIN 11. I. HENDERSON12. B. DAVEY (Vice Captain) 12. D. DALE13. D. KANNARD 13. S. SMITH14. S. STICKNEY 14. P. HAIN15. L. MONAHAN 15. I. McNAUGHTON16. G. BLUES 16. K. L1NNING17. M. MILLEN 17. L. CUSHION18. C. BUCKOKE 18. G. WILLEY19. J. SPEED 19. R. GORRIE (19th)20. K. CAMPBELL 20. A. WALTERS (20th)21. R. O'NEILL22. D. LINCOLN23. K. BROWN24. S. WOOLDRIDGECoach: Mr. P. SYMONSManager: Mr. J. MciNTYRE
Trainers: By courtesy of Newtown District League ClubTimekeeper: Mr. H. KNIGHT
...Goals... . Behinds 1st Qtr Goals Behinds..Goals.. .Behinds 2nd Qtr..... . Goals.. . Behinds
..........Goals... . Behinds 3rd Qtr Goals.. ...BehindsFinaL .
Newly formed'Newcastle Junior Club,Westlakes, gave our local Balmain-RydeClub, North Ryde, a shock last week-endby defeating the Under 13s, and in thefinal 2 minutes of the Under 15 gamecame from behind to make a drawngame. Not a bad performance for afirst year club.Remember my prediction, Peakhurst
Under 17s to annex the St. George Asso-ciation Premiership, made 6 weeks ago?Well they did it, and to further prove a, point, the same club won the very strongUnder 9 Premiership.Schoolboy player L. Monahan is still
showing the form he exhibited in the1966 Schoolboys Carnival team. Thisyear he is a member of the N.S.W. (Un-der 17) Teal Cup team.The week end of August 26th-27th
will prove whether N.S.W. can repeatits performance of 1966,in the Shell Cup
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ROUND IIJUNE 24, SATURDAY
Naval 15-17 d. Sth,. SydneyNewtown 10.9 d. Syd. Uni.
JUNE 25, SUNDAY .Easts 7-16 d. Nth. ShoreWests 14.15 d. Sth, Dis.St. George 14.10 d. Balmain
ROUND 12JULY I, SATURDAY
Newtown 15-18 d,Sydney U. 17-27 d.Balmain 11.13 d.
JULY 2, SUNDAYWests 11-16 d. EastsSth. Dis. 17-7 d. St. George
ROUND 13JULY 8, SATURDAY
Sth. Dis. 28,21 d. Sth. Sydney 8,4Syd, Uni. 12,11 d. Balmain 9.8
JULY 9, SUNDAYNaval 14.8St. George 16,7Wests 22.15
JULY 15, SATURDAYS.C.G. JULY 1517.13 d. Geelong10,23 d. Queensland
ROUND 14JULY 16, SUNDAY
Easts 12,18 (90) d, Sydney Uni. 10.14(74) (Deferred from Round 9).
Wests 17,11 (113) d. Newtown 12.12 (84)(Advanced from Round 14).JULY 22, SATURDAY
North Shore v UniversitySth. Sydney v Balmain
JULY 23, SUNDAYSydney Naval v Sth. DistrictsSt. George v Easts
ROUND ISJULY 29, SATURDAY
University v WestsSouth Sydney v Easts
JULY 30, SUNDAYNewtown v Sydney NavalSt. George v North ShoreSth. Districts v Balmain
ROUND 16AUGUST 5, SATURDAY
Newtown v Sth. SydneyUniversity v Southern Dis.
AUGUST 6, SUNDAYSyd_ Naval v North ShoreWests v St. GeorgeBalmain v Easts
ROUND 17AUGUST 12, SATURDAY
Syd. Naval v UniversitySouth Sydney v St .George
AUGUST 13, SUNDAYBalmain v WestsSth. Districts v North ShoreNewtown v Easts
ROUND 18AUGUST 19. SATURDAY
North Shore v BalmainUniversity v Easts
AUGUST 20, SUNDAYSt. George v Sydney NavalWests v South 'SydneyNewtown v Southern Districts
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THE FOOTBALL RECORDSEASON, 1967
JUNE 18, SUNDAYWests 8-7Sth. Dis. 13-15
Sydney 9,19 (73) d,Newcastle.
NavalSt. GeorgeBalmain
d. Sth. Sydneyd. Sydney Uni.d. Balmain
19th August, 1967
ROUND IAPRIL 8, SATURDAY
Newtown 13.14 d. BalmainAPRIL 9, SUNDAY
Easts 16.24 d. Sth. Dis.N. Shore 10.13 d. S. SydneyWests 12.15 d. Syd. NavalSt. George 19.29 d. Syd. Uni.
ROUND 2APRIL 15, SATURDAY
Easts 13.11 d, Nth. ShoreSt. George 15.9 d. BalmainNewtown 16.15 d. Syd. Uni.
APRIL 16, SUNDAYWests 16.18 d. Sth, Dis.Naval 20-19 d. Sth. Syd.
ROUND 3APRIL 22, SATURDAY
Syd. Uni. 7.16 d Sth. Syd.APRIL 23, SUNDAY
Naval 11.26 d. BalmainSth. Dis. 18.18 d. St. GeorgeWests 16.12 d, EastsNewtown 20.19 d, North Shore
ROUND 4APRIL 29, SATURDAY
Newtown 15.18 d, St. GeorgeBalmain 17.18 0_ Syo. Uni.
APRIL 3D, SUNDAYWests 13.25 d. North ShoreEasts 14.20 d. NavalSth .Dis. 14.10 d. Sth. Syd.
ROUND 5MAY 6, SATURDAY
Newtown 17.10 d. WestsN. Shore 21.23 d. Syd. Uni,
MAY 7, SUNDAYEasts. 12.11 d. St. GeorgeSth. Dis. 15.17 d. Syd. NavalS. Sydney 11.16 d. Balmain
ROUND 6MAY 13, SATURDAY
Easts 16.24 d. Sth. SydneyWests 30.20 d. Sydney Uni.
MAY 14, SUNDAYNewtown 13.13 d.Nth. Shore 23.13 d.Sth. Dis. 12.18 d.
MAY 21, SUNDAYA.C,T. 19.11 (125) d, N,S.W. 13.8 (86), at
Canberra,Sydney 14.15 (99) d. Newcastle 11.13
(79), at Trumper.ROUND 7
MAY 27, SATURDAYNorths ... 15.13 d. NavalEasts .,. ". 7-20 d. Balmain
MAY 28, SUNDAYNewtown 23.23 d. Sth. SydneySth. Dis. 17-28 d. Syd. Uni.Wests 11.13 d. St. George
ROUND 8JUNE 3, SATURDAY
Norths 16.19 d. Sth. DisNaval 16-26 d. Syd. Uni.
JUNE 4, SUNDAYNewtown 17-17 d. EastsSt. George 35-22 d. Sth. Syd.Wests 26-27 d. Balmain
ROUND 9JUNE 10, SATURDAY
Wests 47.18 d. Sth. Sydney 2-3Eastern Suburbs v Sydney University, Post-poned, ground unfit.JUNE 11, SUNDAY
Sth. Dis. 8-14 d. NewtownNaval 13.11 d. St. GeorgeN. Shore 8.15 d,. Balmain
ROUND 10JUNE 17, SATURDAY
Nth. Shore 12-15St .George 16-8Newtown 17-2:'
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Southern Districts have some excellentplayers in their side, names which havebeen prominent throughout the seasoninclude Gary Presnell, John Logan, BobCressy, Billy Hume, Don Leany, JohnnyWalker, Ray Johnson and Billy Stein.
-{:( -{:( -:::rS1. George and Western Suburbs have
contested the last three grand finals.This year St. George failed to qualify
for the finals and will be missing whenthe major round commences next Sun-day.A heavy crop of injuries played havoc
with the Dragons throughout the season,however, there is little doubt that withthe fine youngsters available amongtheir reserves, S1. George will be knock-ing at the door next season.
The Bears can look forward to the1968 season with optimism, as there isan abundance of talent among theirranks.The side was capably led by coach
Graham Long and ably supported byrovers Lou Muir, Les Gillies, ruckmanPeter Ord and full back Ian Allen.
-:::r -r. uThe forthcoming 1967 final series
marks the initial appearance of South-ern Districts in the 'big four.'if the Blue and Whites are successfulagainst Newtown today they will moveinto second place and share the doublechance with We~tern Suburbs.
Football followers throughout N.S.W.will be sorry to learn that Phil Roth-man is seriously ill in St. Vincent's Hos-pital.Phil has been a great worker for the
Code in Sydney and a speedy recoveryis the sincere wish of his many friends.
-:::r -{:( -{:(Three postponed matches will be play-
ed on Saturday in which Easts, Northsand Wests are selected to win. On Sun-day the last match of the minor round isset down for decision, the selections areas follows: Wests, Sydney Naval, New-town, Easts and North Shore.
19th August, 1967 THE FOOTBALL RECORD
AROUND THE PICKETS(By AUB REED)
Noticed Peter Croft former N.S.W. andNorth Shore captain at Rosedale Ovallast Sunday.Peter was forced to retire from the
game prematurely because of a severeknee injury.Incidentally, Peter recently announced
h'is engagement to ardent North Shoresupporter Leila Kessell.
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University of N.S.W. have won theReserve Grade minor premiership forthe second year in succession.The Students have many new players
in their line up.One of their most outstanding players
is Bobby Garland, who has given hisside tremendous drive from the half for-ward line .
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The exclusion from the final four didnot dampen the enthusiasm of SydneyNaval and Sydney University last Satur-day.Both teams were responsible for a
great exhibition of top class football atTrumper Oval, which thrilled the crowdto the utmost.A feature of the match was the spec-
tacular marking and the numerous dropkick goals from more than 60 yards out.University players to catch the eye
were John Trowbridge, Alan HOdda, RodTubbs, Greg Walton and John Buchanan.Naval's best were Peter Body, Bob
Olive, Les Davis, Jack Dean and JohnCarey.
-{:( -{:( -::rInterested spectators at Rosedale Oval
last Sunday included Chris Doulis fatherof former Southern Districts and Statewingman Luke Doulis, now residing inVictoria. John Stewart League vice pre-sident, Fred Stiller, former North Shoreruckman, Doug Bouch, who at presentis secretary of the Bears and Channel2 sports commentator John Hardy.
-:::r -{:( -{:(North Shore's valiant effort to gain in-
clusion in the final came to an end lastSunday when they were defeated bySouthern Districts.
POPULAR PLAYER COMPETITIONThis Record is the last in which voting for September 3rd.
coupons will appear for the above com-petition. Leading voting details are:-The voting will close at the League RYDER, Peter (WS) 653
Office 7 p.m. on Monday week, August CLARK, Edward (SN) 61528th. McKENZIE, Graham (ES) 323The winner will receive a handsome CLOSE, Trevor (B) 136
trophy donated by the League and his O'CONNOR, Denis (N) 80name will be announced in the Record HaGGETT. Roger (WS) 39
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12.30 p.m.2.30 p.m.11.00 a.m.
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Erskineville OvalErskinevilleNorth Sydney Oval
Trumper OvalPickenOvalaids ParkRosedaleOvalGoreHill Oval
Picken Ovalaids Park.Moore Park
ROUND 17FIRST GRADE
*tWests 14 1 2032 960 211.7 58Newtown 13 4 1809 1273 142.1 525th. Dis. 13 4 1656 1330 124.5 52
*Easts 11 5 1337 1217 109.9 44*Nth. Shore 9 7 1493 1365 109.4 36*tNaval 8 7 1399 1309 106.9 34*St. George 7 9 1638 1374 111.9 28Sydney Uni. 3 14 1144 1863 61.4 12
*Balmain 2 14 1021 1506 67.8 85th. Sydney 1 16 805 2137 37.7 4
* Deferred match to play t Drawn match
NOTE: 4 points for win taken off Balmainand credited Sydney Naval decision Protestsand Disputes Committee in case of latterClub playing ineligible player match 1.7.67
RESERVE GRADEUni. N.S.w. 15 2 1373 461 297.8 60
'Wests 14 2 1213 488 248.6 565th. Dis. 12 5 1102 627 175.8 48.Nth. Shore 11 5 979 680 144.0 44.Naval 10 6 966 739 130.7 40*St. George 7 9 881 740 119.1 28Newtown 7 10 872 777 112.2 28
*Easts 4 12 829 976 84.9 16*Balmain 2 14 358 1556 23.0 85th. Sydney 17 262 1791 16.9* Deffered match to play.
THIRD GRADE15 1 1126 194 580.4 6014 2 906 299 303.0 5612 4 835 470 177.7 488 8 321 722 44.4 326 10 362 574 63.1 246 10 157 723 21.7 243 13 218 943 23.1 12
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HOME AND AWAY MATCHESCURTAIN FALLS ON PREMIERSHIP ROUNDS
To clearly present what is happening this week.end, it is repeated that, inorder to provide for .postponed matches on account of heavy rain and to proceedwith the finals as scheduled, the match arrangements for 19th-20th August on theopposite pagehave beensupersededby the following:
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FIRSTAND RESERVEGRADEFrom Round 16-Saturday, August 19:Balmain v. EasternSuburbsSydney Naval v. North ShoreWestern Suburbs v. St. GeorgeRound l8-Sunday, August 20:Newtown v. Southern DistrictsWestern .suburbs v. South SydneySt. George v. SydneyNavalUniversity v. EasternSuburbsNorth Shore v. Balmain
THIRD GRADERound l8-Saturday, August 19:Newtown v. Southern DistrictsSydney Naval v. Eastern SuburbsWestern Suburbs v. North ShoreSt. George byeRound l6-Sunday, August 20:Western Suburbs v. St. GeorgeSydney Naval v. North ShoreNewtown v. Eastern SuburbsSouthern Districts bye
To the teams bowing out, and on behalf of their fans, we say "Better lucknext time" and to those earning the right to contest the finals "May your fortunesbe evenand the better teams win."
RESULTS-ROUND 17FIRST GRADE
St. George 13-9 d. 5th. SydneyNaval 20-15 d. Sydney Uni.Easts 12-16 d. NewtownWests 22.22 d. Balmain5th. Dis 9.17 d. North Shore
RESERVE GRADESt. George 13.9 d. South SydneyNewtown 6-15 d. EastsUni. NSW 13-9 d. NavalWests 14-12 d. Balmain5th. Dis. 7.8 d. North Shore
THIRD GRADENaval 8.21 d. St. GeorgeWests 11-16 d. Easts5th. Dis. 9-11 d. Nth. Shore
ST. GEORGE LEAGUEPRELIMINARY FINAL
Grand Final, Bulli Showground this Sunday.LEADING GOAL KICKERS
FIRST GRADE
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RESERVE GRADEHERBERT, C. (Uni. NSW) .PROSSER. P. (SO) .BRAHE, R. (NS) .
THIRD GRADEWILSON, R. G. (SN) 49BULL. C. (St. G) 31SPENCER, L. (WS) 28
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Umpires: Field B. FIELDING; Goal, S. CARBIS, L. MAGEE; Boundary, I. WATTS, R. HAYESReserve, R. BAKER
5THE FOOTBALL RECORD
The Reserves ensured the position inthe first semi-final, despite a semi-fade.out in the second half when Norths at-tacked so much in this term it was onlysolid defence particularly by Noack(who took some decisive marks on theback line) and Attard, Leoni and Savagethat carried the day. Further afield Mills,Roach and Prosser all had good games.
EASTERN SUBURBS CLUB NOTESOur win against Newtown was narrow Anather gaod team effart was put up
but well deserved on general play. The by the Under 15s whO'wan their prelim-match was a thriller and played out to inary final against Wests. Greg Deanthe final siren by both sides. Kev Little and Wayne Smythe were outstanding.was an inspiration to Easts and was They meet Newtawn in the Grand Final.wholeheartedly and capably supported Ralph Waldack came third far bestby every member of the team. It would and fairest in the Under 13 camp., threebe most difficult to select outstanding vates anly separatin'g the tap three. Theplayers from such a team effort. Bill bays cauld nat make it this season butHampson rates a mention for the way they'll be there next year.he took over as full back. Ray Hayes is 10'0'king after the StateThe Reserves game was another close Under 15 side far Brisbane. Greg Dean
one which was not decided, in favour of and Wayne Smythe have been selectedNewtown until the last kick of the in the 22 to' make the trip. They fly tomatch. Ted Sharpe played a captain's Brisbane an the night af the 24th, playgame and it was good to see the young- Queensland and Canberra en Saturdaysters Paul Paritry and Brian Russell per- and Manday, and fly heme an Mandayform so well. Both sides turned on foot- night.ball worthy of higher places on the lad- Winner of the' Guessing Competition,der. Trumper Oval last Sunday, August 13:The Thirds were too young and inex- Orange Ticket No. E I-this prize has
perienced but went down trying all the been claimed.way in their game.
SOIJ'I'BERN DISTRICTS CLUB NOTESA sad note must creep in at Once again our tall brigade made the
this stage and I refer to the unfortunate difference. Don Leaney was consistantloss of captain, selector and fine club in defence and Chris Farrel on the wingman John Miles, who has suffered from had his best game for some time. Gallag-a recurrence of an injury suffered in a her, Walker, Foley and Humes all turn-car accident, and has been transferred ed in useful performances.to Melbourne by the Army. Fortunatelywe were able to give John a good sendoff with a sound victO'ry over the Bears.Highlights of this match were a threegoal burst in a period of 5 minutes inthe second quarter which enabled us todouble Norths score at half time.This lead was cancelled out in the
third quarter when the visitors kicked5-2 to 1-2.
19th August, 1967
1. BARR, B.2. CZISLOWSKI, B.3. PICKETT, A.4. MUIR, L.5. KLAU, R.6. WOOD, A.7. CHAMBERS, M.8. HAMILTON, P.9. ORO, P.10. SHARP, I.11. LONG, G. (Capt.)12. JOHNSON, G.13. BUCKLEY, R.14. GIURETTO, T.15. ALLEN, I.16. FREER, G.17. BEATTY,D.18. UNDY, R.19. BURBURY, T.20. CARVILLE, F.21. GILLIES, L.22. WHISH.WILSON, L.23. ASHTON, W.24. LYTTLETON, L.25. BISHOP, J.26. HISCOCK, D.28. MORGAN, L.29. MEAD, W.30. EASTERN,D.32. SEMMEL, I.
Ground Manager: Mr. J. K. STEWART
1. DARE, J.2. DARE, R.3. LONG, P.4. BARNETSON5. VERCO,F.6. CHANDLER, B.7. QUILKEY,C. (Capt. Coach)8. HAWKSWORTH,R.9. THOMPSON, L.11. McGOWAN, R.12. HICKEY, G.13. MELDRUM, J.14. COLES, J.15. LANE, R.16. ECKERSLEY,J.17. WINCH, R.18. CROSS, M.19. STUPPLE, R.20. FRANKS, N.21. LISTER, J.22. HARE, G.24. BANDY, G.25. HAMPSON, P.33. SHNIEDER, H.36. WILDE, A.39. LACEY, M.43. KLOSE, T.46. KENNY, J.47. MYERS, E.48. ENRIGHT, P.
Awards for Round 17 were:3: P. Body (SN), B. Tyler (SS), D.
Aitken (N), B. Nicholls (WS), B. Foley(SD).2: J. Trowbridge (SU), K. Smith (St.
PHELAN MEDALBEST AND FAIREST FIRST GRADE
Peter Body of Sydney Naval, with a J. Logan (SD).major award last Saturday, has drawn 1: K. Batchelor (SN), D. Dalton (8tlevel with Graham McKenzie (Eastern G), R. Friend (N), L. HetheringtonSuburbs), who was judged the second G), G. McKenzie (ES), K. Leach (WS),best and fairest to Denis Aitken in the (WS), T. Burbury (NS).stirring match against Newtown on Sun- PROGRESS POINTSday last. 21: G. McKenzie (ES), P. Body (SN).South Sydney tigerish half back Brian 20:B. Tyler (SS).
Tyler, who led for most of the season, 17:B. Foley (SD).collected three votes in the match 14:L. Lyttleton (NS)against St. George and is in third posi- 1:R. Todd (St G).tion. 10: R. Hoggett (WS), K. Leach (WS),The competition carries a $400 cash D. Dalton (St. G).
prize and an Ansett-A.N.A. holiday trip 9: G. Presnell (SD), D. Barnes (N),for two to Hayman Island for a week. P. Dean (N), C. Moses (WS), 1. Logan
(SD)8: C. Quilkey (B), B. Inglis (N), P.
Ord (NS), P. Killian (St G).7: K. Little (ES), L. Thompson (B), L.
Muir (NS), G. Green (St G). R. Cressey(SD).
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1st Qtr Goals Behinds2nd Qtr. ....Goals BehiDd.3rd Qtr Goals. .. Behinds
FinaL
Well the "Ball" is not very far awayfolks and rumour has it that "Fangs"Undie is making his own Tuxedo. Shouldlook pretty Ken.
....Behinds....Behinds....Behinds
..Goals. Goals ...........Goals .
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Final
NORTH SHORE CLUB NOTESAll three teams went "down" in great "fits" and "starts" but once again we
style to Southern Districts last Sunday were unable to play four quarters ofat Rosedale Oval and it was far from a football. Congratulations to Southernpleasing sight. Districts for their first win over us sinceThe juniors were the only ones to up- 1964.
hold the traditional "Norths" fighting Last Sunday week a very enjoyablespirit when they started as a million to day was held at the home of Arnoldone chance. The reason for such pessi- and June Saunders. With all the wivesmism occurred when half the side did and girl friends helping with the cater-not appear. This did not deter the ing (hardly any failures girls) and theeleven starters and they put up a great boys assisting with the drinking a moreperformance until tiring in the last quar- pleasant sabbath was never spent. Shouldter. be more of it! Thanks very much ArnieThe Seconds game was far from in- and June.
spiring and those to do well were fewand far between. Worthy of a mention,Wish Wilson, Beattie, Squirrel andEarnie.The match of the day was good in
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PICKEN, SUNDAY, 20.8.67Umpires: Field, J. GRACE; Goal, J. McLEOD. G. WOOD; Boundary, L. WOOD, J. KNIGHT
Reserve, L. NEVIN.Third, J. KNIGHT
Ground Manager: Mr. J. HAMMOND
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., ROSEDALE, SUNDAY 20.8.67Umpires: FIeld, I. McMUTRIE; Goal, G. BRACK, J. LANSER; Boundary, A. FRIEDLlEB, A. BURKE
Reserve, A. MANNGround Manager: Mr, E. SPENCER
1. LITTLE, K. (Capt ..Coach)2. RATCLIFFE, B.3. AYTON, W.4. COBB, G.5. GRAVES, B.6. BYRNES, J.7. HAMILTON, J.8. HAMPSON, W.9. McKENZIE, G.10. L1DDELOW, K.11. BRADLEY, R.12. JONES, R.13. FITZPATRICK, R.14. STONE, T.15. PANDELIS, B.16. SHARPE, E.17. WILSON, R.18. SUMMERS, G.19. WILTON, R.20. BUCK, .T.21. CAMILLERI, M.22. WILTON, G.23. VELLA, J.24. ASQUITH R.25. ROBERTS, J.26.
1.2. WHELAN, T.3. COTTOM, I.4. TREGONNING, D.5. MILLHOUSE, J.6. SOUTH, S.7. LIDDY, P.8.9. TAYLOR, J.10. MATTISKE, D.11. CERNY, R.12.13. DOVETON.STURDEE, B.14. GREY, N.15. BROWNE, J.16. O'DONNELL, D.17. SULLIVAN, E.18. BURROUGH, J.19. BLAIR, C.20. HASTINGS, P.21. COOPER, R.22. PATTERSON, R.23. MARTIN24. QUINN, D.25.26.27. McLEAN, D.28. TUBBS, R.29. FIELD, D.30. TROWBRIDGE, J.
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1. CLARKE, G.2. HOURIGAN, J.3. WITKORSKI, B.4. FOXON, P.5. ELLARD, N.6. ARMSTRONG, J. (Cpt Coach)7. TYLER, B.8. WELDON, J.9. PARKER, K.10. STEWART, I.11. WHITBURN, T.12. CANN, G.13. HATHAWAY, D.14. COOK, S.15. TISCHLER, M.16. AHRENS, H.17. BEALE, P.18. WILLS, R.19. WYNN, J.20. WILLIAMS, B.21. DOYLE, R.22. NAUGHTON, P.23. WEBB, .s.24. LENAHAN, F.
1. HOGGETT, R. (Capt.)2. RYAN, M.3. ANDERSON, R.4. BROWN, J.5. GARCIA, K.6. O'DONNELL, J.7. AGRUMS, P.8. SPANE, J.9. BURGESS, P.
10. PERKINS, D.13. JONES, W.14. HAYES, C.15. SMITH, W.16. DONOVAN, J.18. RYDER, P.19. NICHOLLS, B.21. CONLON, D.23. ROSER, K.24. SMITH, K.25. SHARP, R.26. JAMIESON, W.27. LEACH, K.28. HETHERINGTON, L.29. SEAMONS, K.30. DUNN, R.31. McKENZIE, D.34. COUSINS, J.36. SARA, R.41. TAYLOR, B.47. TOU, J.
ST. GEORGE CLUB NOTESAlthough seriously weakened by fur-
ther injuries Saints had little troublewith Souths.Easily our best was Bob Stirling with
a great game in the centre. Other goodperformances came from Wally Wallis,Graham Kemp, Kim Smith and Bill Wil-lats.The Reserves also bolted in and were
best served by Peter Kilmister, JohnMayne, Nev Shaw and Bill Pickford.Herb stringer returned to the side anddemonstrated all his renowned goalscoring skill.Sydney Naval proved too strong for
our Firsts who nevertheless acquittedthemselves well in particularly in thelast half. Best players: Geoff Argus,Rich-ard Formosa. Kerrv Cook and Garry
WESTERN SIJBURBS NOTES
"",Behinds"",.,.Behinds,,,.,.Behinds
A spirited rally by the Tigers gavethem their best term of the game, butstill trailed by 51 points at the interval.With the injury of Hoggett, Staggs
came on and Nicholls went to the centre.A tiring Balmain were finding the
strength of the' MagpIes too much, andpiling on a further 13 goals in the secondhalf for a 2 goal reply, ran out easywinners of a scrappy game.Excelling wherever he played, Barry
Nicholls was our best. Others to shinewere Agrums, Hayes, Hetherington, Gar-cia, and Burgess.With our first position safe, this week-
end has little bearing on the result otherthan it being a hard one with two gameson consecutive days to complete the
1st Qtr. '" "."""""Goals"2nd Qtr. """"""""Goals"3rd Qtr." "."". Goals",
Final...
The All-Age went down in the Prelim-inary Final to Illawarra in a close gameat Olds and thus bow out of the com-petition after a most rewarding season.Their contribution to the Club has beeninvaluable with several players gradua-ting to the senior League, and, addingto our strength.At Trumper the Thirds overwhelmed
Easts with O'Brian, K. Smith, Avard, G.Smith and Wagener outstanding.Balmain Reserves were no match for
the Magpies at Picken and went downby 92 points. Top Magpies were RobertsNunn, Taylor, Donovan, Dunn and Dun-nell.Kicking with a strong breeze, the
Firsts rattled up 43 points to 1 to com-
1st Qtr." .." , ".Goals Behinds2nd Qtr., .. ". Goals. ""."".""Behinds3rd Qtr.. ..Goals. ,,,,,,,Behinds
Final.... "."•
1st Qtr .. """ ",.Goals ...".",.Behinds2nd Qtr..""",,,Goa1s, , """.Behinds3rd Qtr. """" , ""Goals" ".",Behinds
Final,
Murray.It is our painful duty to report the
sudden death in Malaya of one of thegreat Saints of earlier years-Ern Jacobs.Ern was Captain Coach in the early andmiddle, 1950's and proved himself a bril-liant ruckman, outstanding leader and areally great fellow., To his family oursincere sympathy.The Walsh Award has reached an in-
teresting stage. Ralph Todd still leadson 36 points despite having played only19 games. He is hotly pressed by DaleDalton on 31, Bob Stirling on 26 andGeoff Green 21.John Mayne is a clear Reserve Grade
leader with 24. His nearest pursuers areDon Smith 15, Pat McCourt 11 and BrianLangton 11.
" Behinds,,,,,.Behinds"..Behinds
1st Qtr." """""",Goa1s, " '2nd Qtr.", ",Goals,. ,3rd Qtr.".Goals"
Final.."
8 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 19th August, 1967 19th August, 1967 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 13
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.. ROSEDALE, SUNDAY 20.8.67Umpires: FIeld, I. McMUTRIE; Goal, G. BRACK, J. LANSER; Boundary, A. FRIEDLlEB, A. BURKE
Reserve, A. MANNGround Manager: Mr. E. SPENCER
WESTERN SIJBURBS NOTES
19th August, 1967 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 7
-********************** ***********************iI *. *: SOUTH : : WESTERN :: SYDNEY : : SUBURBS :iI *. *~ GREEN-RED * ~ BLACK-WHITE MONOGRAMS *:*********************~ :~~¥~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~.~:
PICKEN, SUNDAY, 20.8.67Umpires: FIeld, J, GRACE; Goal, J. McLEOD. G. WOOD; Boundary, L. WOOD, J. KNIGHT
Reserve, L. NEVIN.Third, J. KNIGHT
Ground Manager: Mr. J. HAMMOND
A spirited rally by the Tigers gavethem their best term of the game, butstill trailed by 51 points at the interval.With the injury of Hoggett, Staggs
came on and Nicholls went to the centre.A tiring Balmain were finding the
strength of the MagpIes too much, andpiling on a further 13 goals in the secondhalf for a 2 goal reply, ran out easywinners of a scrappy game.Excelling wherever he played, Barry
Nicholls was our best. Others to shinewere Agrums, Hayes, Hetherington, Gar-cia, and Burgess. ,With our first position safe, this week-
end has little bearing on the result otherthan it being a hard one with two gameson consecutive days to complete theT'rHlnrh:
1st Qtr : , Goals.. . Behinds2nd Qtr. .. Goals .., Behinds3rd Qtr ,Goals Behinds
FinaL .
1.- HOGGETT, R. (Capt.)2. RYAN, M.3. ANDERSON, R.4. BROWN, J.5. GARCIA, K.6. O'DONNELL, J.7. AGRUMS, P.8. SPANE, J.9. BURGESS, P.
10. PERKINS, D.13. JONES, W.'14. HAYES, C.15. SMITH, W.16. DONOVAN, J.18. RYDER, P.19. NICHOLLS, B.21. CONLON, D.23. ROSER, K.24: SMITH, K.25. SHARP, R.26. JAMIESON, W.27. LEACH, K.28. HETHERINGTON, L.29. SEAMONS, K.30. DUNN, R.31. McKENZIE, D.34. COUSINS, J.36. SARA, R.41. TAYLOR, B.47. TOU, J.
The All-Age went down in the Prelim-inary Final to Illawarra in a close gameat Olds and thus bow out of the com-petition after a most rewarding season.Their contribution to the Club has beeninvaluable with several players gradua-ting to the senior League, a~d, addingto our strength.At Trumper the Thirds overwhelmed
Easts with O'Brian, K. Smith, Avard, G.Smith and Wagener outstanding.
Balmain Reserves were no match forthe Magpies at Picken and went downby 92 points. Top Magpies were RobertsNunn, Taylor, Donovan, Dunn and Dun-nell.Kicking with a strong breeze, the
Firsts rattled up 43 points to 1 to com-'tY\011t"'P t'hp ~p,...nnrlnll~rh:l'"
1st Qtr Goals Behinds2nd Qtr ,."." ". ,Goals,.", ,.,..,..,,Behinds3rd Qtr.,." " ,Goals., , ,',..,.Behinds
Final. "" ..,.,."..
1. CLARKE, G.2. HOURIGAN, J.3. WITKORSKI, B.4. FOXON, P.5. ELLARD, N.6. ARMSTRONG, J. (Cpt Coach)7. TYLER, B.8. WELDON, J.9. PARKER, K.
10. STEWART, I.11. WHITBURN, T.12. CANN, G.13. HATHAWAY, D.14. COOK, S.15. TISCHLER, M.16. AHRENS, H.17. BEALE, P.18. WILLS, R.19. WYNN, J.20. WILLIAMS, B.21. DOYLE, R.22. NAUGHTON, P.23. WEBB, .s.24. LENAHAN, F.
•1st Qtr Goals.. .. Behinds2nd Qtr. . Goals Behinds3rd Qtr. .. Goals Behinds
Final,
1.2. WHELAN, T.3. COTTOM, I.4. TREGONNING, D.5. MILLHOUSE, J.6. SOUTH, S.7. LIDDY, P.8.9. TAYLOR, J.
10. MATTISKE, D.11. CERNY: R.12.13. DOVETON.STURDEE, B.14. GREY, N.15. BROWNE, J.16. O'DONNELL, D.17. SULLIVAN, E.18. BURROUGH, J.19. BLAIR, C.20. HASTINGS, P.21. COOPER, R.22. PATTERSON, R.23. MARTIN24. QUINN, D.25.26.27. McLEAN, D.28. TUBBS, R.29. FIELD, D.30. TROWBRIDGE, J.
Murray.It is our painful duty to report the
sudden' death in Malaya of one of thegreat Saints of earlier years-Ern Jacobs.Ern was Captain Coach in the early andmiddle 1950's and proved himself a bril-liant ruckman, outstanding leader and areally great fellow. To his family oursincere sympathy. .The Walsh Award has reached an in-
teresting stage. Ralph Todd still leadson 36 points despite having played only19 games. He is hotly pressed by DaleDalton on 31, Bob Stirling on 26 andGeoff Green 21.John Mayne is a clear Reserve Grade
leader with 24. His nearest pursuers areDon Smith 15, Pat McCourt 11 and BrianLangton 11.
Although seriously weakened by fur-ther injuries Saints had little troublewith Souths.Easily our best was Bob Stirling with
a great game in the centre. Other goodperformances came from Wally Wallis,Graham Kemp, Kim Smith and Bill Wil-lats.The Reserves also bolted in and were
,best served by Peter Kilmister, JohnMayne, Nev Shaw and Bill Pickford.Herb stringer returned to the side anddemonstrated all his renowned goalscoring skill.Sydney Naval proved too strong for
our Firsts who nevertheless acquittedthemselves well in particularly in thelast half. Best players: Geoff Argus,Rich-ard Formosa, Kerry Cook and Garry
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1. LITTLE,' K, (Capt ..Coach)2. RATCLIFFE, B.3. AYTON, W.4. COBB, G.5. GRAVES, B.6. BYRNES, J.7. HAMILTON, J.8. HAMPSON, W.9. McKENZIE, G.
10. L1DDELOW, K.11. BRADLEY, R.12. JONES, R.13. FITZPATRICK, R.14. STONE, T.15. PANDELlS, B.16. SHARPE, E.17. WILSON, R.18. SUMMERS, G.19. WILTON, R.20. BUCK, T.2L CAMILLERI, M.22. WILTON, G.23. VELLA, J.24. ASQUITH R.25. ROBERTS, J.26.
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TRUMPER, .SUNDAY, 20.8.67Umpires: Field L. PALMER; Goal, W. CRAIG, J. RYAN; Boundary. M. LEE, C. HUON
Reserve, W. ALLAN; Boundary, S. SEWELL, G. NORRISGround Manager: Mr. J. MAGNER
1. SCHRODER, G.2. FREE, W. (Vice Capt.)3. BARNES, B.4. COSTA, J.5. DEAN, M.6. WHITBOURNE, P.7. SIGSWORTH, A.8. VUKE, T.9. INGLIS, B.
10. GARDINER, G .11. DISHER, I.12. McKENZIE, J.13. BLACK, J.14. SAM BROOK, G.15. EGAN, J.16. VENUS, J.17. O'CONNOR, D.18. MANN, K.19. DEAN, P.20. BOWMAN, G. (Cap. Coach)21. AITKEN, D.22. CALEAR, A.23. KEARNS, C.24. FRIEND, R.25. ELEMENT, M.
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Reserve, J. McSWEENEY; Boundary, J. WINTERGround Manager: Mr. S. FELSTEAD .
1. MacDONALD, C.2. McCOURT, V.4. DALTON, D.5. HAWES, J.6. WALLIS, W.7. GREEN, G. (Vice Captain)8. SERICH, R.9. STERLING, R.10. KEMP, G.11. McCOURT, P.13. WILLATS, W.14. ELVISH, R.15. DWYER, G. (Capt. Coach)16. TYNDALE, S.17. SMITH, K.18. NICOLL, P.19. BOLTON, J.20. GREEN, D.21. BELBIN M.22. KILLIAN, P.23. WEYMOUTH, J.24. TODD, R.25. BELBIN, H .. 26. MAYNE, J.27. SHUTTLEWORTH, F.28. CRAMPTON, S.37. Trotman, P.38. Liddy, J.
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SYDNEY NAVAL CLUB NOTES NEWTOWN CLUB NOTESThe sweet taste of success for the
Firsts and the bitter taste of defeat forthe Seconds is the story of last week'sgames.The Firsts had a resounding victory
over a hard working University side.Best for Navy being Peter Body, KevinBatchelor, Dinny Mandelis and the oldstager Jack Dean.The Seconds were soundly beaten by
a far swifter University of New SouthWales team. Best for Navy were WallySpeed, Ray Bowles and Terry Menadue.The Club would like to welcome back
Jack Harding and Tassie Cusack to the
playing ranks.This week we play North Shore at
North Sydney Oval on Saturday, and St.George at Olds Park on Sunday. Let'sfinish the season with a bang and win allgrades.Our congratulations are offered to
Army on their Inter-Services Competi-tion win.
On the social side. Agter the game onSunday we are the guests of ArncliffR.S.L. for a social gathering. All play-ers and supporters are asked to attendand wind up the season on a happy note.
• Once again the juniors were the oneswho stole the limelight at the week-endwith a 52-8 win over Wests in the secondsemi final of the Newtown D.A.F.A. underthirteen competition. They are now firmfavourites to win their sixth consecutivepremiership. Again it was a team effort,and to pick a best and fairest would beimpossible. .Congratulations to the boys and to
their coach Gordon Keane for a job welldone. .The Second Grade had an impressive
win at the expense of Easts with a 45-40win. If the side had played this much
vigour earlier they would now be in thefight for the finals. Andy Stewart wasour best player and was ably assisted byKev Degnan, Ray "Hungry" Hannan,John Egan, Kev. Egan, Mick Elementand Ken Pinker.The Firsts paid the toll for not playing
four quarters of football and lost to adetermined Easts side by four points. Abig effort is needed this week and a winwill assure us of second place.The cricket team has begun practice
and anyone interested in playing shouldcontact Kev Bolton, Ray Judd or JohnArmstrong.
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EIGHTEEN PLAYERS A SIDE. XVIII. AUSTRALIA WIDE EDITORED BY CHARLES F. M. GRANT
Characteristic of the Choreography of the Exponents of the Art of Australian Football is the ADAPTION of the Motifs and Modes of the Native Fauna ofTerra Australis. Swift as the Emu - Agile as the Kangaroo - in the - running -. boitncing -..:...kicking - game bestowed in our birthright by the pioneer families ofThomas Wentworth Wills and Henry Colden Antill Harrison from the State of New. South Wales. A Game - so fast and furious - stopped only by the clock for thesiren to signal the end of the play. The hazards - of - tackling - bumping with hips and shoulders - winded and writhing from the bone bruising impacts of physicalcontacts - do not - excuse the Umpire - to - stop the torrent of the flowing tides of the changes in the game, in the swiftly passing Quarters of the allotted twenty-fiveplus the ominous deadly ticking of Tim.e-on to decide the issue by a single point, in tl$ fraction of a second, one hundred and twenty minutes after the first bouncing ofthe ball. Eighteen-A-Side - XVIII - Australia Wide - Eighteen-A-Side - XVIII - World and Universal Wide.
THE GRANDMASTERDavid John McNamara, 80, of 423 Glen
Eira Road, Caulfield, died on the Feastof the assumption, Tuesday, August 15,1967.Dave McNamara, a former Essendon
and St. Kilda Champion, gave the lateDally Messenger a lesson in the Art ofKicking a Football at the Sydney CricketGround in 1914.After a Requiem Mass at the Church
of St. Aloysius, Balaclava Road, Caul-field, last Wednesday, his body was in-terred at the Brighton Cemetery.He was predeceased by his wife, Flor-
ence Mary, and son, Neil David.To his daughter Beryl Mary our sin-
cere condolences.May the Soul of the Great Dave
McNamara Rest In Peace.
H.R.H. HADYN 11Son of the late Great, Haydn Bunton,
triple Brownlow and triple Sandover,has packed more than 200 games into aLeague career of 14 years.He began first class football at 16 and
looks good for several years more.The current Bunton won the 1962 San-
dover Medal and has played in Tasmania,The West and South Australia.$10,000 PLUSRover Bill Walker, dual Sandover
Medallist and Simpson Medallist, ofSwan Districts, W.A., is the prize catchthe Football Fishermen of the V.F.L. areafter.Three Melbourne Clubs are fishing
deeply in the stream.
Heaven and Earth, plus the right toextinguish the Fires of Hell, are his forthe naming.
ROYAL MINTBert Thornley of East Fremantle sign-
ed on by Carlton for 1968 will enter theMelbourne scene via the Royal Mint.Apart from - Job - House - Match
Fees - V.F.L. and Club Provident Funds- he will get $2,000 for each year he isforced to stand out of the team.
FRED SNOWY DAVIESFormer Captain of Eastern Su'burbs,
Fitzroy and St. George, played for bothNew South Wales and Victoria.At the age of 17, in 1925, he took the
field for New South Wales against Vic-toria in Melbourne and dominated theplay in the centre.Harry Curtis, then President of Col-
'1ingwood, could not believe his eyeswhen Snowy prevented the crack Vic-torian Barney Carr, from getting hisboot to the ball in the first two quarters.When his mentor, Stan Milton, dis-
closed Davies age, Harry Curtis was Fit-for-a-Fit.Four years later, in 1929, Snowy went
to Melbourne to play with and beat thebest.He returned to Sydney to dazzle the
crowds with his brilliance for years.Nowadays, with his wife, Snowy is a
Regular - at - Trumper barracking forthe Bulldogs to Win.
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MARIST XVllI PremiersAssumption College, coached by Bro.
Domnus won the Victorian GrammarSchools Football Title for the ninth con-secutive season.In 1963 they shared the honours with
Ivanhoe, who are the only team to beatAssumption in 56 competition games.DAVE DIXONSon of Dodger, and former South Syd-
ney star, with his brother Spike, had akicking contest with Jumping Joe Sav-oldi, American Gridiron Player andWrestler at Bondi-by-the-Sea in 1937.At the finish Dave kicked the pants off
brother Frank, and, the ears off JumpingJoe.Incidentally Savoldi ,one of the great-
est of American Fullbacks, was one ofthe famous Four Horsemen of NotreDame University under the best known
of all American Football coaches, KnuteRockne.Dave by the way writes for the Daily
Mirror on Strikeless Days.-(:( -(:( -(:(
COACH MAILJerilderie, in the Murray League; Grif-
th, in the South West League and WH-ston Grange, in Queensland, are on thelookout for Player Coaches.Take your pick - they're all good
clubs and good places to live.-(:( -(:( -(:(
LEADING STAR GOAL KICKERSPhil Tierney, East PerthDenis Sachse, North Adelaide.Rob Hull, Win-Zillmere.Doug. Wade, GeelongNorm. Neeson, Ainslie.Gordon Bowman, Newtown.
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CPL. J. A. CARTER, D.C.M.Southern Districts Footbal1er, 1966
Vintage, now in Vietnam, with the 1stArmoured Personnel Carrier Squadron,engaged the enemy in a pitch battle un-der heavy fire.When his gun jammed under pressure
he grabbed an Owen Machine Carbineoff the Driver and continued firing.For his outstanding bravery in the
face of overwhelming odds he has been,awarded the Distinguished ConductMedal.
VINCE CAPPETTABoys Town Champion Rover looked
like missing the coveted trip, through in-jury, to Brisbane to play QueenslandSaturday, August 26, 1967, for theShell. Cup, until Roy Hayes took himto Ray Capewell, Psysiotherapist, of En-more.Thanks to Ray, who gave his services
gratis, Vince will make the tour whichwill include a game against Canberra onMonday, 28th August, 1967.
BON VOYAGEThis Sunday at 11 a.m., 20th July, the
N.S.W. Schoolboys leave Mascot by An-sett-A.N.A. for Tasmania to take part inthe Austr!llian SchooLboys ChampionshipCarnival at Hobart.Boys in the team are from Albury,
Broken Hill, Newcastle, South West andSydney.