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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June, 2, 1973

IVANHOE PRESS GAULFIELD G ~MM.ORMOND'S STRAIGHT KICKING ROUTS GEELONGReservoir recover to draw with Carey

Bottom team Ivanhoe, who have not won a match this season, ran CaulfieldGrammarians, fourth, to 13 points in the most interesting A Section game lastweek .

Geelong were no match for Ormond, whose accurate kicking for goal in thefirst half, gave them a commanding lead . Ormond kicked 11 .2 in this periodand led by 39 points . They went on to win by almost 10 goals .

Reservoir Old Boys were held to a draw by Old Carey in a thrilling finishto the game at Elsternwick Park .

This puts an end to Reservoir's run of 26 wins in succession, but of coursethey are still undefeated in 27 games . (Their last defeat, incidentally, was in theD Section Grand Final of 1971) .

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Caulfield opened up well, and es-tablished a 28-point lead in the firstquarter but Ivanhoe hit back with 7goals in the second term. They hadreduced their leeway to 2 goals atthe final change but Caulfield heldthem off in the last quarter to scoreby 13 points .

Geelong were a little disappointingagainst Ormond, but the visitors'straight kicking in the first halfwould have disheartened any team .(Geelong had done much the same toMonash Blues the previous week,when they kicked 8 goals straight inthe second term and were 10-1 athalf-time) .

Monash and St. Bernard's staged aneven first quarter with the scoreslevel at the change but St. Bernard'scleared out in the second and added5.6 while holding Monash scoreless .This gave St . Bernard's a firm grip onthe game at the interval, when theyled by 6 goals and although Monashput in a spirited finish, St . Bernard'swere untroubled to win by 38 points .

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A 9-goal burst in the second quarterleft North Old Boys well in commandagainst University Blues and theywent on to a very easy win, althoughthe Blues kicked 5 goals in the lastquarter .

Coburg's small men played a bigpart in their 46-point win over OldParadians in a game notable for in-accurate kicking by both sides . Thetotal score was 26.50, Coburg kicking16.13 and Parade 10.20 .

North are still in top place on per-centage from Coburg and Ormond,with Caulfield Grammar holding fourthplace on percentage from St. Ber-nard's .

Coburg (second) lead Ormond (third)by a margin of .04 per cent.

Reservoir couldn't get going in th efirst half and trailed Old Carey by 7goals at half-time . They turned whatseemed like certain defeat into a drawwith a magtiificent second half re-covery. Each side kicked 12 .13.

There was also an exciting finish tothe Assumption-Melbourne High game,

June 2, 1973

which MHS won by 3 points . As-sumption led by 2 goals at the inter-val but High went to a 5-point leadat three-quarter-time .

The lead changed hands five timesin a "nail-biting" last quarter .

De La Salle had lost the first fivegames before pipping UniversityBlacks by a point the week before,but scored a decisive win over OldScotch, who were out of the four onlyon percentage . De La's winning mar-gin was almost 13 goals .

The Blacks hit back with a ven-geance when they thrashed Collegiansby 137 points, while Old Trinity hadno difficulty against Kew, beating themby 16 goals .

Reservoir still hold top place, 6points clear of Old Trinity, who arenow second. Old Carey slipped tothird and Collegians to fourth .

Old Brighton knocked Fairfield outof the four when they scored a 53-point win over them, and Old Hailey-bury's 4-goal victory over Old Xaver-ians took them into fourth place .

Parkside were not troubled to scorean easy win over Uni High, and retaintheir place at the top of the list. PowerHouse beat Old Melburnians by 50points and St . Kilda CBC won easilyfrom National Bank.

Commonwealth Bank's run of suc-cess was brought to an abrupt haltby Old Geelong, although they scoredby only a goal . It was only Old Geel-ong's second win - they broke theice against Hampton Rovers the pre-vious week .

Top team State Savings Bank hadplenty to spare from LaTrobe Blacks,but Marcellin got a fright from bot-tom team Brunswick, who ran them to13 points .

Marcellin moved up to third, dis-placing Commonwealth Bank, whosedefeat caused them to slip to fourth.Alphington's big win over St. Kevin'senabled them to hold second place .

There were no real surprises in ESection, where Old Camberwell beatAJAX by 33 points in the main game .

ANZ Bank beat Footscray Tech . by2 points to break the ice, and leavethe wooden spoon with Footscray . OldIvanhoe were not troubled by Elstern_wick and Glenhuntly beat West Bruns-wick by 29 points.

AMP Society, who had the bye,dropped from first to third, Old Ivan-hoe and Old Camberwell climbingover them. AJAX's defeat put themdown to fourth . The top four are levelon points but AJAX have played agame more than the other three .

Top team Fawkner had only 9 pointsto spare from Dookie & Long. whohave won only one match. MonashWhites beat St . Bede's by 16 pointsand LaTrobe Reds beat UniversityReds by 7 points to knock them out ofthe four. Their place has been takenby North Brunswick who scored by 34points over Thornbury .

Poor kicking cost University Bluesthe top place in the Junior Sectionfour when they went down to Ormondby 17 points . They kicked 6 .14 toOrmond's 10 .7 . Ormond are now ontop on percentage . North Old Boysscraped home from University Blacksby only 4 points, and Ivanhoe sur-prised Power House, beating them by5 points .

Old Scotch easily beat HamptonScouts and Monash University woncomfortably from St. Bernard's .

There were some high scores inSection 2, where there were no sur-prises. Coburg kicked a massive 45.24(294 points) against National Bank,Old Paradians scored 34.21 (225) ag-ainst St. Bede's and Beverley Hillskicked 24.28 (172) in defeating Caul-field Grammar . Old Brighton and Park-side easily won the other games fromFairfield and AJAX respectively .

There was another draw in the Re-serves, where Monash Whites and St .Bede's each kicked 9 .8 . Of all theteams in the Reserve Sections' fours,only two suffered defeat - Fairfieldwent down by nearly 9 goals to OldBrighton and Alphington lost by 4points to St . Kevin's .

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AMATEUR DEFINITIO N

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LAST WEEK'S RESULTSA SECTIO N

Ormond 6.0 11.2 15.3 19 .10-124Geelong 3.4 4 .5 8.8 9 .11- 65

ORMOND : Ladd 5, Logan 3, Kozlowski 3,Hoey 2, Pearce 2, R . Cameron 2, GrahamNaylor. Best : Bou rn e, Graham, Sierakowski

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GEELONG : Bullen 3, Poulton 3, A . Tre-vaskis, Lowcock, Eddy . Best: Eddy, Poynton,Wookey, Allden, Birrell, Bullen .

Caulfield Gr 6.7 11 .13 13 .15 16 .17-113Ivanhoe 2.3 9.4 12.9 15 .10-100

CAULFIELD GRAM : Butcher 5, G . Fletcher5, Morphet 2, R . Fletcher, P . McLaughlin,G . Tootell, Voyage. Best : G . Tootell, Mor-phet, Lester, Butcher, G. Fietcher, Mac-donald .

IVANHOE: Crompton 3, Robinson 2, Hick2, McWhinnie 2, Phillips 2, Callinan 2, Baker,Van . Best: Renshaw, Callinan, McWhinnie,Crompton, Warry, Hughes .

St. Bernards OC 2.1 7.7 10.8Monash Blues 2.1 2.1 4.2

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ST . BERNARD'S OC : Phelan 3, Sullivan 2,G . Mahoney 2, Ginnivan, M. Mahoney,Joyce, Fox, Schwarzenberg . Best: SchwBr-zenberg, Aughton, Ginnivan, Davis, Phelan,I . Harvey.

MONASH BLUES : Whitton 2, M. Halliday2, Galbraith, Flett, Nilbert . Best : Galbraith'North, Sephton, Flett, Smith, Hildebrand .

North Old Boys 2 .7 11 .14 16 .18 25.23-173University Blues 3.1 3.5 3.9 8.9 - 57

NORTH OLD BOYS : Power 7, Spurling 4,Curley 3, Peasnell 3, Murray 2, Holdstock,Joss, Adams, Wilson, Crooks, Borcich . Best :Peasnell, Power, Fennelly, Welch, Crooks,S . Maguire .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Voigt 3, Nicholls 3,Church, Sleeman . Best: Ross, Tucker,Church, Sleeman, Nicholls, Trumble .

Coburg 5.8 8.14 10.23 16 .30-126Old Paradians 0.6 4.15 7.18 10 .20- 80

COBURG: Callesen 4, Cleary 3, N. Beattie3, Warfe 2, King 2, Gardner, Gillingham .Best : King, Callesen, N. Beattie, Clark

:M. Handley, A. Handley .

OLD PARADIANS : Kendall 2, Ford 2, Jor-dan 2, Gilmartin 2, Fay, Denavi . Best: Car-roll, Lyons, Tomkins, J. Tudor, Ford, Duke .

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University Blacks 6 .9 11 .21 17.27 26 .33-189Collegians 2.1 5.3 6.4 7.9 - 5 1

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Moffat 10, Cord-ner 5, Peters 3, Fisher 3, Batten, Lipshut,Malone, Wood, Crowe . Best: Christophersen,Moffat, Cordner, Fisher, Costello, Lipshut .

COLLEGIANS : McKay 2, Munn, VonBloomenstein, Zent, Pryor, Wood. Best ;Pryor, Rice, Shinkfield, Troon, Symons,Trompf.

Reservoir OB 0.5 5.10 7.11 12.13- 85Old Carey Gr 7.1 8 .2 11.7 12.13- 85

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : McCrohan 3,Galea 3, Bates, Scott, A . Shepherd, Devlin,M . Barclay, Ayres . Best : Bates, R . Shepherd,Tuininga, Galea, Clark, Martin .

OLD CAREY GRAM. : Bell 3, M . Cooke 2,Hutchins 2, Leith 2, Dick 2, Freeman . Best!M. Cooke, Hutchins, Birrell, Freeman,Kingdom, Chapman .

De La Salle OC 4 .4 12.8 14.11 23 .14-152Old Scotch Coll 2 .2 3.4 9.5 11.9 - 75

DE LA SALLE OC : Mitchell 8, Slattery 4,C . Brown 4, M . Bourke 2, Groves 2, Geddes,Sandilands, Murnane . Best : Mitchell, M .Bourke, B . Bourke, Loftus, Geddes, B . Lyons .

OLD SCOTCH: Ainger 4, Bell 2, Sloan 2,Campbell, Marks, Tallent. Best: Sloan, Ad-dison, Anderson, Birch, Symington, Leem-ing .

MHS Old Boys 3.4 3.9 9.15 11 .19- 85Assumption OC 3 .3 7.6 9.10 11 .16- 82

MHS OLD BOYS : R . Harley 3, Lolatgis 3,Todd 2, Woods 2, Silberberg. Best : Feather .by, Ternes, Read, Silberberg, Lolatgis, Todd .

ASSUMPTION OC: O'Donnell 5, Raftis 3,Avery, Pavone, O'Halloran. Best: O'Donnell,Howard, Caswell, Nugent, B . Munari, A .Munari .

Old Trinity Gr 2 .2 8 .7 15 .11 24.14- 1 58Kew 5.4 6.4 6.10 8.14- 62

OLD TRINITY GRAM. : Stephens 5, Peers5, Quarterman 4, weir 3, Just 2, P! in

,Galbraith, Oppy, Watsford, Hodges . Best:Watsford, R . Kennedy, Christie, D . Emer-son, S . Emerson, Quarterman .

KEW : Smith 2, Hampson 2, Nihill 2, Hayes,Paterson . Best : Nihill, Lister, McGinley,Mullin, McEwan, Aitken.


Last Week's Results - continue dC SECTION

Parkside 6.8 14.9 20.12 22 .16-148

VHS Old Boys 2.1 5.4 10.7 11.10- 76

PARKSIDE : F. Findlay 7, B . Harvey 5 .Wiseman 4, King 3, Jordan, B . Graham, GaryDryden . Best: Wiseman, T. Johnston, B .Harvey, G . Ridd, Gary Dryden, B. Graham .

UHS OLD BOYS : McMahon 6, Flavel 2,Morrell 2, J. Griffin. Best: D . Griffin, Mc-iviahon, Flavel, Morrel, Honan, Johnston .

D SECTION

Marceilin OC 3.7 6.10 13.11 14.12- 96Brunswick 2.3 4.6 8.6 12.11- 8 3

MARCELLIN OC: P. Gartner 6, Dwyer 2,Toohey 2, Hurley, Mahon, Mathews, O'Sul-livan. Best: Power, J. Gartner, O'Sullivan,Hurley, Mahon, Wilson .

BRUNSWICK: Staples 2, Jones 2, Hughes2, Johnstone 2, Doyle 2, Stephens, Doyle .Best: Abernethy, Cullinan, Johnstone,Hughes, McLeod, Doyle .

power House 1.2 2.9 7.9 12.13- 85

old Meibu rnians 2 .4 4.5 4.8 4 .11- 35

POWER HOUSE : Bartlett 7, Coloe, Daniel,Miller, Newton, Shewan . Best : Sykes,O'Connor, Upton, Daniel, Naish, Bartlett .

OLD MELBURNIANS : Dick 2, A'Beckett,Stuckey . Best : Mumme, Stuckey, Cloke, Dick,Weir, Loughlin .

Old Haileybury 2 .3 4.5 7.13 12 .15- 87

Old Xaveri ans 3.1 7.3 8.6 9.9 - 63

OLD HAILEYBURY: Curtis 6, Storrer 4,Jessep, Langford . Best: Bowring, Cocks,Curtis, Jessep, Kane, McQueen .

OLD XAVERIANS: Howard 3, Quinn 2,Curtain, Gorman, J . Zachariah, Moore . Rest:McKenzie, Howard, Gowers, Sholly, Lechte,Callinan .

Old Brighton Gr 4.4 7.7 14.13 18 .17-125Fairfield 4.2 7.5 9.7 10.12- 72

OLD BRIGHTON: Agar 8, Hamilton 3, J .Shepherd 2, T. Shepherd 2, Kemp, Temple-ton, A. Mullett. Best: Agar, Kemp, Mac-Kenzie, A . Mullett, D. Wood, Currie.

FAIRFIELD: Chapman 5, Sullivan 2,Alexander, Richardson, Quadara . Best : Bux,Fitzgerald, Quadara, Chapman, Alexander,Wykes.

St. Kilda CROC 7 .2 10.13 12 .16 17 .19-121National Bank 2.0 5.4 8.5 8.5 - 53

ST KILDA CBOC: Calleja 7, Danckert 4,Casey 2, Tarquinio 2, Dynon, Hatswell. Best:Hatswell, Bilston, Drinan, Calieja, Sherman,Black.

NATIONAL BANK: Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

State Sav Bank 2.2 7.5 11 .10 17 .17-119La Trobe Blacks 2 .4 3.4 6.4 8.5 - 53

STATE SAV . BANK : Cameron 4, Price 3,Allen 2, Dumbrell 2, Julier 2, Inglis, Roberts,Tobin, Wynd . Best : Roberts, Brennan, Allen,Pitts, Cameron, Inglis .

LA TROBE BLACKS : B . O'Brien 2, Witte2, Middleton, McDonough, Mclvor, L . Dann .Best: McGregor, B . O'Brien, Devine, Stabb,Oakes .

Alphington 1.4 5.8 11.15 16.17-113St. Kevin's OB 3.2 3.2 4.2 6.5 - 4 1

ALPHINGTON : Wayman 7, Roberts 3, Mc-Namara 2, Gross, Cartwright, Blakebrough,Cecil . Best: W. Gale, Smith, McNamara,Shearer, Skerry, Candy .

ST KEVINS OLD BOYS : Sheehan 2, Hog-arth 2, Hart, McArdle . Best: McArdle, M .Molan, Randles, Corrigan, Evans, Hogarth .

Old Geelong Gr 4.1 7.1 11 .5 12.10- 82C'weaith Bank 3.3 4.7 8.8 11.10- 76

OLD GEELONG: Crawford 3, Marendaz 2,Clarke 2, Calder 2, Baillieu, Dowell, Weibye .Best : Stephen Anderson, A . Yencken, Spiden,Jens, Marendaz, Law .

C'WEALTH BANK : McCrimmon 4, Thomp-son 3, Radford, R. White, Johnson, J.White. Best: Dick, Pretty, Petrynuik, Car-roll, Curtin, R. White .

Hampton Rovers 4.5 7.11 10 .12 14.14- 98St. Patrick's OC 5.3 7.6 9.10 13 .10- 88

HAMPTON ROVERS: Rolls 4, Bennett 4,Rudd 2, S . Huckett 2, Shanks, Jones . Best :S . Huckett, Bird, Rudd, Shanks, R . Hucket,Bennett .

ST PATRICKS OC: O'Meara 6, O'Connor2, T. Clarke, W. Mahar, O'Neil, Thrum,Larkins . Best : O'Meara, Dowd, G . year,Richardson, O'Connor, W. Mahar.


Gienhuntly5.3 5, 6West Brunswick 3.1 6.3 9.7 15,9 . 99

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Last Week's Results - continuedJUNIOR SECTION 1

North Old Boys 1 .1 8.4 11.5 13.9 - 87

University Blacks 4 .2 7.6 9.10 12 .11- 8 3

NORTH OLD BOYS : Donaldson 4, White 3,Fitzgerald 2, Sheales 2, Biagi, Downes . Best:%Valker, Hoyne, Fitzgerald, Agnoletti, Don-;ildson, Biagi .

UNI BLACKS : Perrett 4, Steele 3, McGladeSteinfort 2, Carter . Best : Perrett, Dynon,

i3est, McGlade, White, Bateman .

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Old Brighton Gr 3 .4 6 .6 11 .11 15 .16-106Fairfield 2.2 2.3 2.5 2.8 - 20

OLD BRIGHTON : Kourim 7, Riddell 3,Burnell, Gutteridge, Finkemeyer, Jeffrey,Hunt. Best: Burnell, Downie, Hargraves,Kourim, Butler, Hunt .

FAIRFIELD : Rigney, English . Best: Brown,Orvad, Serafin, Rigney, Bell, Hicks .

Coburg 6.5 20.15 33.20 45 .24-294National Bank 1.0 3.0 3.1 3.1 - 1 9

Ivanhoe 4.6 7.9 11.9 12 .9 - 81

Power House 3.0 6.1 9.4 11 .10- 7 6

IVANHOE : Dean 6, Towner 2, Clarke, Pal-mer, Clay, Curtis. Best: Wise, Dean, Rotar,Ntantessa, Stewart, Watkins .

POWER HOUSE : Butcher 4, Driscoll 2,i.~son 2, Vance 2, Sing . Best: Vague, B .

Driscoll, R . Brown, Vance, Lynch .

Old Scotch Coll 2.4 9.13 14.15 20 .26-146

Hampton Scouts 2.4 2.5 4.7 6.7 - 4 3

OLD SCOTCH : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

HAMPTON SCOUTS: A. Thompson 3,Mooney, Cook, S . Thompson . Best: A . Young,Diamond, Laragy, Cook, A . Thompson, S .Thompson .

Ormond 4.2 8.5 9.6 10 .7 - 67

University Blues 0.4 1.9 4.10 6 .14- 5 0

ORMOND : Smyth 5, Wood 2, K. Russ 2Hughes . Best : Crump, K . Russ, S . Russ, Mc-Lean, Smyth, Wood .

UNI BLUES: Langdon 2, Hager, Parry,Campbell, Westmore . Best: Hager, Mc-Lachlan, Langdon, Lyle, Ainger, McNiece .

Monash Uni 4.3 9.10 9.14 12 .19- 91

St. Bernard's OC 4.6 4.7 7.12 9 .15- 6 9

MONASH UNI . : Sundberg 3, Thomas 2,Webb 2, Harrison, Merry, Mooney, Rogers,Rosengarten . Best : Webb, Harrison, Boyd,Thomas, Sundberg, Dawson .

ST BERNARD'S OC : MacDonough 3,Thompson 2, Santamaria 2, Hughes, Sebire .Best: Curry, Santamaria, Herbert, Bray,Lancaster, Thompson .

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COBURG: Cleary 11, Tolley 8, M . Hughes7, Symons 6, G . Hughes 5, Pettigrove 3,Henry 2, MacDougall, Walker, Parry . Best:Cleary, G . Hughes, Tolley, Walker, Symons,M . Hughes.

NATIONAL BANK : Jenkinson 2, Darcy .*pst : Wilkes, Borserio, Evans, Jenkinson,Rogerson, Darcy .

Old Paradians 6.8 15.13 25.20 34 .21-225St. Bede's OC 2.2 5.4 5.5 5.7 - 37

OLD PARADIANS : Roe 7, Muller 7, Gil-more 7, Growney 6, Baylie 2, Crowe 2,Gregor, Lucas, Cocks . Best: Muller, Roe,Growney, Lucas, Luxton, Neeson .

ST BEDE'S OC : Knuppel, Scorgie, Fogarty,Mulcahy, O'Rourke . Best : Fogarty, Boom-gardt, Roberts, Scorgie, Quigley, Mulcahy .

Beverley Hills 8 .5 15 .12 19.16 24 .28-172Caul field Gr 2.1 5.2 8.3 8.4 - 52

BEVERLEY HILLS: M. Browning 5,O'Loughlin 5, Holley 3, Hands 3, Dunn 2,Gibson 2, Barrett, Taylor, Studdock, Amad .Best : M. Browning, Gibson, Hands, Ruth,Studdock, Barrett .

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Spooner 5, Irvine,Bierwirth, Welch . Best : Bierwirth, Gallus,Spooner, Andrew, Buchanan, Zegir .

Parkside 2.2 8.9 13.16 19 .17-131AJAX 4.2 6.3 10.5 11 .6 - 72

PARKSIDE : Bastow 4, Sweeney 4, French3, Franklin 2, Colacino 2, Laengst 2, Cocks,Murray . Best : Grummisch, Bastow, Hen-nessy, Cotton, French, Keogh .

AJAX: Yelen 3, Harari 2, Blusztein 2, Al-dor, Dudakov, Nebyl, Widerman . Best:Widerman, Yelen, Blusztein, Nebyl, Aldor .

West Brunswick a by e

2, 1973

Las t Wee'~ Resca

T. Booth, . Foster, We

A RESERVE SECITpNOrmon dGeelong 3'3 6.7 9.10 12 .12- 84

1-0 1.2 3.2 6.5 - 41inchinOf(M gN° , Joakl m M ~ ollman 3 . Briggs 2 ,

znerne in, Minchington, Bri RichardsonBest .Y, Turner, g=s, C. Fitts, Mc-

GEELONG: Sheringham 2, Bristow,R Trevaskis, Gill• Best

: Brown ,Trevaskis, Hunter, TuckerleR'L. Smith, Sheringham .

Caulfield Gr 3.7Ivanhoe 5.7 11,I6 12.17- 891 .0 2.3 2.6 4.8-32

2~ C Dynne E 2D GRAM 2upson 3, AndrewsMonotti . Best: Petea rsQn Worthington 2Andrews, Watson . Collins, Dunne, Kerry,

I VA NGiles . Be~E' Lonergan McBrie

nKnight, Du Guesclin . Astbury, Bourke, DW CullenY, Peake,,

St, Bernard's OC 5.0 6.1 8.4 -Monash Blues 14.9 93

0.0I•2 2,

6 4•6 - 30

g~ Perrett OC: Pearson Sheehan 4 Marascosidine, Smith. M' 2, R. phnlan CO, -R:zzoli HancoxB~t' Sevenson, M.Marasco, Perrett,MONASH BL

P.Amot t

Deg Akker, Anderson,Hu hesVan Den Akker• S`~ eetland, MCConnell,

North Old Boys 2.4 5.8 8.10 14.12. 96NORT

H University Blues 0.0 1 .2 2.3 4 .3 - 27

Players NORT

H not OLD BOYS: Goalkickers,received. bes

Best :UNI BB BLUES. NHa olson 2

'N 'Moran, Deacon .quinio, Foarty, Isle ., croft cholson,Tar

:CoburgOld Paradians 2

1 .4.2 3•6 10.8 15.9 - 992.5

C~B

2.6 6.6 - 42Co

iy McFarlane 3' Hutchison 3, Sabri 2WIIiams• Best: Grace, Zorzi, J. Clark;Lewis, Liddle, Kenneal

y Webb, Zorzi, Sheehan ,

E O~Best : KYne 9RADIANS

: WeYman 4 Mor~an,McLoughlin . Yman; Dowling,

page 10

S - continued

vmversity Blacks 3.2 10 . 3Collegians 13 .5 17 .10 .11,2.1 2.2 2.2 3.3 2 1PI Yers~o Sr ei $d~CKS : Goalkickers,

bes

Macdona dIAIakewaie, 2, Cartledge. Bestledge, Permozel . Ellis, Mason, Car

t

Reservoir OBOld Carey Cr 1 .3 3.7 8.121 .1 2, 8.15 .6,

RESERVOIR OLD 4•3 .2'

Laird, PeatIing, Cr BOYS : T. Wilson 4Joiner, K. Paulka, L. Scott, RWoodruff, T. Wilson . G' Tuininga, Bes tAston,

G OLD CAREY: ~Grandin Best: pg Elliot, Goode HughesHaines, Trood . Fink, 712eKiniey

be La Salle 6

be Boo , Daly Vau

Old Scotch Coil 1 .3 2.8 3. 1 3 ,16- 5ZOC 2.0 4.2 4.4 5. 0

DanalDd,SCOTCH: Moffatt 3, R. Evans 2

, It. HendersonNicholls Mc'

Paire• ' Evans, G. Gacrett, J. Beauemc .

.

IeD~ LAD ttegan, M~esty 2. Rapone, Kel.Donegan, Mcllroy,

Perkins, H~II' Whifelavr,Sherman .

S Old Boys 3.1 5,2

Assumption OC 1.3 5,7

MHS OLD BOYS :Hutton, Peatiing. Best~gcgScottshall, Lang, Jory, B, Burns .ASSUMPTION OC

: Howe 2Beaumont Caruso Delmenico I', Upham . Best:Renwick, Delmenico Poyntonmont, Caruso, Upham, Carlile,

Beau•

Old Trinity Gr 4•8 7.12 14 .1 4Kew 14 .15- 99

OLD TRINITY, 0-13,5 4

.0 7,8 - 5flMcKinnon Z b e NITY

: Boos2 Stockdal eJ. Smith 2Day,

s, L ~ K nnont : SDa 2y

ceived

. ith, Bartley, J. Day.KEW

: Goaikickers, best Players

5.7 9,9 - Co7.8 7 .11- 53

D• Harley 2Cormack, Mar.

2.2

not re .THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -

June 2, 1 9 7 3

Last Week's Results - continuedC RESERVE SECTION

Parkside 3.2 7.4 12 .4UHS Old Boys 2,3 2.6 6. 8

Byrne 3, Maxwell 2, McNamara 2, Fletcher,

PARKSIDE : Poyntz 4,Ron Moore 3, P .

G1eLay. Best: P . Byrne, Tennant, Thomas,Yoyntz, Maxwell, McNamar aUHS OLD BOYS :

Iliopulos 2, Wade 2t3ridge, Martin, Johnson, Best: Andronfs,}32ake, Bridge, Miller, Martin, Masenheider

Power House 0 .2 1.6 4.6 7,10- 52Old Melburnians 4.3 4,4 5.4 6.4 - 40

POWER HOUSE: Langdon 3, Serradura,Kamp, Radcliffe, Clark . Best : Stewart,Sibraa, Alcock, Clark,' Kemp . Dakin,

OLD MELBURNIANS: K,1-11a 2 Millis 2,

Nissen,sBoYIe~ J. Best- C. Pitts, McAdamPitts. , Kanoa,

Old Haileybury 4.6 5.8Old XaverIans 1 .2 4.3

Hollow a BANK: Harris 4, Muir 3,Vines, rris,~Mom'dr, Mitchell . Best: Barnes ,

Lake, Hollaway .LA TROBE BLACKSBowen . ; Anyon 4, Turner,Best : Kepitis, Grif3ithsCahir, Groenewegen, , Grant,

St Kevin's OB 3 .5 5.9 6.13 7,14. 56Alphington1 .1 2.4 4.6 7.10. 52

ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Gaven 2son, Rolle O '

Lawrence 4 OC: Allen 5 HarmanClarebrou h Butler 3, Gregory' 3, Holmes 24;ker, g P. French, Quinn . Best ; Bar-, Allen, Ahern, J

. French,BRUNSWICK : RUNSWICK:Watt, GillettWelch. Best :, Barnett, Gillett, L

. 'Gray, Strong,Malagoli .

State Say Bank 1 .1 5,2 6.4 10.6 - 66[.aT'robe Blacks 1,2 2 .3 4.6 6.7 - 43STATE SAV

RESERVE SECTIONTarceliin OC 4.5 11.6 17.10 24,12-156runswick 0.2 1 .5 1 .7 3.8 - 26MARCELLIN

9 .15 12 .17- 895.3 9.4 - 58

Wood 2, Millis, Tit hatt Morse 'otte r

OLD HAILEYBURY: Lucas 5, Rigby 2,ilattam 2, Legge, Mehegan Lingard

: Best :~rqul~be tl, Hattam, Irving, ' Lingard, Lucas,

OLD XAVERIANS: Furnell 3, Williams

'IeYNlidgieY, Gieeson, WraY, Plant . Best : Mid-

Furnell. 2

,, Williams, Hamilton, Gleeson Plant,

Old Brighton Or 4.2 7.2 10 .7 13 .13- 91Fairfield 1 .4 3.7 5.8 5

OLD BRIGHTON: 8 38

Sanders 3, P.BestcCowling, Wagner, Robertson , McBriari~iillis, Morse . Clarke,

FAIRFIELD: Fitzpatrick 2, Grey, HardingRuscuklic . Best: Toohey W, earne, Kenney,Fitzpatrick, Bryan, Grey. ,

St. Kilda CBOC 2.5 5.8 9.12 i4.15- ,99National Bank 0 .3 0.3 1.4 1 .5 - 11ST KILDA CBOC

: Goalkickers do not tallWith scores. BO'Connell, K.

est: Scanlan, Vickers yHarrison, Matheson, Caroli,

NATIONAL BANK: Goalkickersplayers not received. , best

Best : • Connor, R. Hawkins, ' arri-Harrison, Davies Ise.O'Malley, Tyshing . , Fregon, G .

Hawkins ,

ALPHINGTONr Puddy 2, hries 2,BMitchell ~ Harris, Hayes . Be

Hst:

umpHartigan ,

ggett, Lynch, Cummins .

Old Geelong Gr 4.2 10.4 12.6C'weaith Bank 2.3 3.4 5. 9

OLD GEELONG: Whalley 8, Lewis 3, Col-Ens 2,

Grantham* 2, Dickson, Cantor,Yencken. Best: Whalley, Whiting, David, P.Yencken, M. Yencken, Reid .

C'WEALTR BANK: King 3, Tyler, D .Thompson, McKinney. Best: Tyler, Ch eesun,

Thompson, Liversidge, Athans, King,

Hampton Royers 4.7 12,10 14.15 20,15-135St, Patrick's OC 0 .1 0.2 1.2 1 .2- 8

HAMPTON ROVERS; Mirabito 9, Hill 4,

bito, bHi i, Badman, Fleer,YHammondt: Wood .

PATRICKS OCc V ood.

Wegan, Brady ~ Wegan. Best.* Va nTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER ' dale, Walsh . M. Cribbes, Waterman, Teas-

' June 2, 1973

18,6 -11 4

6.9 - 45

pasp 11

Last Week's Results - continuedE RESERVE SECTION

Glenhuntly 0.2 2.5 7.7 7.11- 53West Brunswick 1 .7 2.9 2.10 3.14- 32

GLENHUNTLY: Cook 3, N. Duncan 2,Rose, G . Nolan . Best : Wilcox, Carson, N .Duncan, Barton, G . Nolan, Cook.

WEST BRUNSWICK : Condon, Harrison,Job. Best: Condon, Foote, Grambali, Wough,Job, Strachan .

AJAX 1 .4 3.7 7.7 8.7 - 55Old C'well Gr 2.3 3.5 4.5 6.5 - 41

AJAX : Hirsch 3, Markoff 2, Webb 2, Fay-man . Best : Hirsch, Markoff, Grace, Fayman,Tauber, Robin .

OLD CAMBERWELL : P . Hanson 3, B . Han-son, Gretgrix, May. Best: Gale, May, Goss,Rutledge, B . Hanson, Kelly .

ANZ Bank 1.6 2.13 6.16 9.20- 74Footscray ITOB 1 .2 2.3 4.4 8.7 - 5 5

ANZ •BANK : Cole 2, Karpavicius 2, Knight2, Kelly, May, Richards . Best : May, Baker,Parker, Knight, Amor, Debelak .

FOOTSCRAY ITOB : Taylor 2, Russell 2,Fincher, Thurston, T . Deluca, Emmett. Best :H . Edwards, T. Dean, Thurston, Matthews,Russell, Fincher.

Old Ivanhoe Gr 8 .6 17.7 22 .14 25 .18-168Eisternwick ' 0 .0 1 .0 2.1 2.3 - 1 5

OLD IVANHOE : O'Halloran 11, Cropley 4,Galbraith 3, Carroll 2, Love 2, Pratt, Wol-stencroft, Dixon . Best : O'Halloran, Love,Pratt, Rule, Galbraith, Cropley.

ELSTERNWICK: Stevens 2 . Best: Hunting,O'Connell, White, Mavros, Cochrane, Wise.

AMP Society a bye

BEAT THE GUN

Brunswick beat the gun by creditingRussell Abernethy with his 150thgame last Saturday. Today is the day .However, everything else that wassaid about him was correct .

F RESERVE SECTION

Thornbury 3.2 4.2 4.6 7.10- 52North Brunswick 3 .1 3.7 4.8 6.9 - 46

THORNBURY : Staff 3, Crocker 2, KildeaMitchell. Best : Staff, Mitchell, Crawford ;Cheers, Wilson, Kildea .

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Goalkickers do nottally with scores . Best: Gibbons, Carlyon, I .Carlin, McFarlane, Browning, Wickham . '

4La Trobe Reds 2 .2 8.2 8.5 14.8 - 92University Reds 0 .2 2.6 3.9 3.10- 28

LA TROBE REDS :' Weaven 5, Sturgess 4,Cornell 3, Silcock, Sutherland . Best : CarddeSutherland, McMillan, Walsh, Silcock,Weaven .

UNI REDS : Goalkickers do not tally withscores . Best; Pryor, Salsbury, J . Smith,Hendy, Avery, Hicks .

St Bede's OC 1 .0 3.4 4.6 9.8 62Monash Whites 0.3 2.4 9.5 9.8 - 62

ST BEDE'S OC : McCormack 2, T . Harris2, Serong 2, Lynch, M . Ryan, N . Hester.Best : McCormack, Lynch, Serong, N . Hes-ter, Irving, Bowden .

MONASH WHITES : Burley 3, Farnsworth2, Millis 2, Phillips, Powell . Best: J . .Barnes,Tappe, G . James, Powell, Cornish, Phillips .

Fawkner 6.1 11.8 14 .14 19.19- 03Dook & Long OC 1 .1 2 .5 2.6 4.6 - 30

FAWKNER: M. Stapleton 6, Emilianowicz4, Gozziwinkel 3, D . Groves 3, Egan, Hender-son, Hill . Best : M. Stapleton, Henderson,Hill, J . Stapleton, McKay, Gozziwinkel .

D . & L. OC : Kotchet 2, Diangelos, Palmer.Best : McLaughlin, Sykes, Wallan, Diangelos,White, Gibbs .

Old Mentonians a bye

100 GAMES FOR GLENHUNTLY'SNOEL WILCOX

Last year's reserve team Best andFairest winner, Noel has proven whatcan be achieved by training and ap-plication - but what about this yearNoel?


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BaLi sR ~ErCENTURY TO AMP WINGER

lub woul dThe A.M.P

. like to congratulate Jeffl(Bons) Jones,who plays his 100th club game againstOld Ivanhoe today, Jeff started withthe club in 1967 and that year won theReserves Best and Fairest award, hav-ing only attained the age of 15 duringthat season. The following year, hisconsistent efforts were rewarded whenhe won the club's Best and Fairestaward - a tremendous effort whenyou consider that the club won the Egrade premiership that year, and hadmany fine players, During his caree r

as a winger ( and occasionally rover)Jeff has always polled well in thecompetition award, and last year wasequal runner-up . A very colourfu lplayer, Jeff has always delighted andamazed supporters and team-mateswith his great football skills --- whenyou kick the ball within 20 metres of"Bones", you can be pretty sure thathe's going to end up with it! Con-gratulations again, Bones

. Everyoneassociated with the club wishes youevery success for the future .

GRAEME 200 GAMES TO

For a decade, TEMPLETONhas been doing Graeme Templeton

g the heavy work forpage 14

moment of impact . They have been jor LO the

200 wonderful games from a truegentleman and a great clubman . Con-gratulatfons and thanks "Tempo" andforward to a few more sea .sonsl yet,

countless Old Brighton Grammarianfootball teams. Today our greatestever big man runs onto the turf forthe 200th time and comes anotherstep closer to that club record, He'sgot a bit more help these days fromthe younger blokes, but the legen_

hardary as 'CuffO' still train

s A wonderfu l and career asapplauded by all at Old Brighton and Ifor one, suspect that this man may yetbe far from finished . That generousgrin, strength and courage are stillthere and his eyes still have thatchilling penetration jus t

ANZ BANKER'S DOUBLE

Today Bill CENTUR Y"Jet" Jackson plays hi s200th game with ANZ Bank . Now a

Life Member, "Jet" joined the AN2Bank Football Club in 1962 and apartfrom being an accomplished footballerhaving already reached his doublecentury of goals in season 1972, he hasalso been a tremendous club workeio ff the field . "Jet" has been vice .President of the club for a number oiyears and this year he also holds theonerous position of Treasurer

. All aithe club wish to congratulate "Jet" i rachieving this milestone and wish hirrall the success he deserves in thefuture . Well done "Jet" .

100 UP(?) TO HAMPTON ROVERCongratulations to David Combtwho must have played 100 game;for Hampton Rovers by now . Davi<started his football with the junior :and has progressed to senior rankswhere he has made his presence felwith some fine marking and kickinlalong with his other big attributeWell done David from all at Hampton

AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 2, 19 7;

THE

BALL BRIEFS (cont.)

150 UP TO WESTBRUNSWICK MAN

Reaching yet another mile-stone inservice to West Brunswick is DonStrachan, who played his 150th gamelast week. Don has been with theclub for 12 seasons and has played 72senior games and 78 reserve games,being runner-up for the senior sideBest and Fairest in 1970 and winningthe Reserve Best and Fairest in 1967and runner-up in 1972 . In the latterpart of his career Don has been Cap-tain-coach of our reserve side andwith a player of Don's experience andknow-how there is no reason why heshouldn't go on to his 200th gameand the club on to bigger and betterthings . Congratulations to Don fromall at West Brunswick .

"BUSHY" LAIRD PLAYS 100FOR R.O .B:s

Congratulations from all at Reser-voir Old Boys go to Robin Laird whoplays his 100th game today . Robinhas been with the club since its in-ception and was a member of the 1965premiership team . He was a memberof the executive committee in itsfoundation years and provided valu-able knowledge in this sphere. Morerecently Robin has provided a touchof class in his role of Master of Cere-monies at social functions, always

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providing great entertainment with hisquick wit and natural "charm". A topdefender in this early career, Robinhas now added valuable experience tothe forward line always assisting histeam-mates to score goals while hisown personal tally heads the goal-kicking list . All the best for the futureRobin and all at Reservoir hope to seeyou play on for many more years .

FIRST CENTURY UP FOROLD MENTONIAN S

Congratulations to Ron Bungey whoplays his 100th game with Old Men-tonians today .

Ron has played all 100 games withthe seniors, having missed only onegame since joining the club on its in-ception in 1968 .

He is an active member of theclub's committee and with his dedica-tion and enthusiasm, on and off thefield, Ron has been, and we hope willcontinue to be, a valuable club mem-ber .

GOAL TO O .G.G. IN 100th GAME

All at Old Geelong would like tocongratulate Joe Cantor for makingthe hundred last Saturday. Joe hasgiven fine service as a reserves play-er and also as a committeeman . He'shad a bit of a struggle to gain selec-tion this year, but finally made it lastweek and even kicked his first goal inAmateur Football . Well done Joe .

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"A" SECTION TEAMSCAULFIELD GRAM .1 MacDonald, R .2 Long, J . McK.3 Lester, A. A.4 Tamblyn, M. J .5 . Peters M .6 Dickeson, D.7 Miller, It, J .8 Butcher, J .9 Fletcher, R .

10 Williams, D.11 Tootell, G. (c)12 Coventry, G,13 Fox, G .

COBURG1 Cleary, P. It .2 Handley, A . J .3 Seath, It . A .4 Cox, It . J .5 King, R. A .6 . Shanahan It . W7 Green, G. V.8 Warfe, G . L .9 Sabri, J .

10 Hibberd, B . W.11 Beattie, N. J .

(vc )

GEELONG1 Andrews, K. T .2 Smith, E. T .3 Hampsen, K .14 Smith, L . A .5 Eddy, V. P.6 Wookey, R . J .7 O'Kane, J . B .8 Sheringham, It .9 Wilson, G . E .

(c)10 Bvllen, L. J .11 Casboult, J . It .12 Hamilton, D.W.

14 Mathieson, I . G.15 McLaughlin, P.

(vc )16 McLaughlin, S.17 Clark, D.18 Upstill, T .19 Morphett, B.20 Tamblyn,- G. C .21 Watson, W .22 George, T .23 Craven, G .24 Goold, A .25 McNicol, L . (dvc)

12. Clark, J . It.13 Shea, D.14 Hutchison, M .15 Callesen, P . G .16 Gardner, It, L .17 Sullivan, G . F .18 Ebbage, It . It .19 Webb, P . M .20 Saunders, G. G.21 Symons, P. It.22 Ellis, It . F .23 Clark, D . J .

13 Vautier, J . G .14 Marshall, P .15 Attden, M . A .16 Brown, T . F .17 Morris, R . J .18 David, G . A.19 Betts, P . L .20 Lowcock, G . R .21 Poulton, 1 . It .

(cr)22 Birrell, P . C .23 Collins, C . N .

13 Williamson, W.14 Summerton, It.15 Hick, It .16 Phillips, W.17 Crompton, It .1'8 Harris, V.19 Dickson, I .20 Cullen, J .21 Dean, N .

Steen, D .23 Borchers, Grant24 Robinson, T .

Coach :26 Griffiths, J .27 Geddes, It .28 Mathieson, A .

A . R .29 Fletcher, G .30 Andrews, D.31 . Lupson P. J .32 Criswick, K.33 Tootell, T . S .34 White, B .35 Kerry, S .

F

38 Pearson, R . 52 Wilson, N .39 Brewin, T .40 Rutledge, G .41 Hartley, G .42 Collins, It .43 White, W .44 Chaffey, A .45 Middleton, A .46 Gerrand, J .48 Watson, It.

53 Waxman, B .J . 54 Bitmead, D .

55 Knowles, L.56 Mono ;ti, A . J .57 Cox, F .58 Currey, C .59 Fischer, P.60 Nichol, C . A .

49 McQueen, A . S,50 Bierworth, D .51 Jennings, R .

36 Worthington, C .37 Voyage, G .

John Caspers ; Rese rv es : Ken Criswic k

IVANHOE1 Hartney, D .2 Don, C3 Ireland, A . (vc)4 Hughes, H .5 Renshaw, G .6 Baker, It .7 McWhinnie, W .8 Berry, D .9 Callinan, M . (d,

10 Knight, R .(cr)11 Quinlivan, P . (c12 Rojo, J .

MONASH BLUESI Anderson, B . 14 Golding, P.3 Platt, D. . (vice-c) 15 Gallagher, C .4 Hopkins, P. 16 Gray, T .2 Marshall, P. 17 Batty, S .5 Booth, R . (Capt .) 18 Bickford, M.6 Boyd M. 19 Hunter, P .7 Knight, P. 20 Mutimer, K .8 Amor, P. 21 Lucas, It .9 North, J . 22 Galbraith, S .

10 Kelly, J . 23 Officer, N.11 Halliday, M. 24 Hirons, M .12 . McCrae, C . 25 Nilbett, It .13 Drysdale, A . 26 Staunton, J .

Coach : Alan Salter; Rese rves : Don Pearce24 Kennealy, J . J .' 35 Zorzi, E. It . 45 Sheehan, M . G .25 Beattie, L . K. 36 Zanon, A. 46 Walker, A. J .26 Grace, D. M. 37 Royal, H . F . 47 Clark, G. W.27 Emselle, G . R . 38 Taylor, J . F, 48 Jackson, G . S .28 Scanlon, T . G. 39 Willoughby, 49 Gillingham, R.29 Fox, K . J. N. L. 50 Thomas, K. G .30 Sutherland, 40 Lewis, P . J . 51 Liddle, G . J .

G. J . 41 McFarlane, 52 Cleary, P. J .31 Clark, G . W. C. L. 53 Burt, K.32 Birch, It. D. 42 Booth, It . W. 54 Booth, It . W .33 Handley, M . W . 43 Williams, B. It . 55 Tolley, W.34 Kelly, K . L 44 Leckie, N . It .

Coach : John Vautier ; Reserves : Russell Morris24 Azzopardi, 36 Coad, It . J . 48 Revie, I . C .

P. F. 37 Wilkiss, A. It . 50 Austin, P . S .25 Poyntos, D . J . 38 Lawler, It . J . 51 Casboult, It . A .26 Collins, D. J . 39 Davis, I . W. 52 Hamilton, T . I .27 McArthur, D . A 40 Batten, D. L. 53 Dennis, T . C .28 Foster, It . J . 41 Trevaskis, A . L . 54 Walker, V .29 Trevaskis, It. 42 Gill, N . F. 56 Tucker, G. N .30 Fitzgerald, S. 43 Bodey, D . W S7 Herd, F. O,31 Barton, D . C . (44 Chicholm, It . S . 59 Finn, S . J .32 Richardson, D . 45 Ross, D . J . 62 Toyne, D. J .33 Betts, M . J . 46 Foster, A . J . 63 Revie, P J .34 Bristow, W. P. 47 Fitzaerald, It . 1 64 Sinq . D . J .35 Hunter, M. J, It. D. 65 Baker, W .

Coach : John Benetti ; Rese rves: Syd Neale25 Jones, 1 . 37 Phillips, P. 49 Carazza, G .26 Anceschi, E . 38 Hutton, B . 50 Plunkett, J .27 Stewart, R . 39 Lonergan, J . 51 Taylor, B.26 Rigoni, C. 40 Bartlett, D . 52 Beattie, G .29 Gillin, G . 41 Beattie, T . 53 Novak, T .30 Hecker, B.(vcr) 42 Davy, P . 54 Borchers, Greg31 Neale, G . 43 Worry, G . 55 Lovett, G.32 Stewart, C . 44 Pitson, B . 56 Allison, D.33 Peake, D . 45 Bourke, R 57 Dean, G .34 Kelly, S . 46 Du Guesclin, P. 58 Appleby, C.34 Astbury, C. 47 McDonald, It . 59 Peteson, A .36 Wilson, W . 48 Clough, D . 60 Willocks, A .

Coach : Clyde Laidlaw; Rese rves : Bill Harding27 De Young, P . 40. Callahan T . 56 Berry, J .28 Dohnt, W . 41 Brady, T. 59 Hargreaves, 1 .29 Smith, A . 42 Severs, P . 61 Mueller, H.30 Rhodes, P. 44 McConnell, P. 64 Rak, M .31 Sephton, E . 45 Smith, G. 68 Dawson, D.32 Whitton, F . 46 Moore, G. 70 James, K .33 Langton, T. 47 Sundberg, P . 71 O'Connel, M .34 Whitchurch, D . 50 Sweetland, M . 74 McCormick, A .35 Van Den Akker, 51 Rosengarten, A . 75 Fanning, T .36 Carlton, L . 52 Harrison, W. 76 Moore, G .37 Hughes, P . 53 Rosengarten, T . 77 Merry, A .38 Alexander, K . 54 Hildebrandt, P. 89 Thomas, I .39 Mulkeorns, J . 55 Royce, P. 91 Milford, P .


;̀9" SECTION TEAMSNORTH OLD BOY Si Adams, J . B. 14 Fenne!!y, P .? Routs, L . 15 O'Connor, B.3 Peasne!!, P. 16 Hennessy, G.4 Joss, P . W. 17 Robertson, N .5 Wilson, G. M . 1 8 Murray, L. F .Carney, L . 19 Agnoletti, W .Spurting, B . 20 Holdstock, C .Crooks, A . F. 21 O'Keefe, G.

9 Maule, S . 22 Collings, J .o Maguire, S . 0 . (c23 Mendota, F.1Power, K . J . (vc24 Maguire, D . B .

12 Welch, M . 25 Sheehy, B. C.O'Neil), M. 26 Hille, P .

sentor Coach ; Bob Spurling;27 Drew, B . (cr) 39 Robertson D.28 Barnett, P. 40 Peel, F.,

29 Curley, B . 41 Bryant, J.30 Crooks, S . 42 Stimpson, L.31 McCann, R . 43 Ryan, L.32 Diviny, K. 44 Leeack, F.33 Russell, J . W. 45 Fraser, K .34 Dullard, A . 46 Napoli, D .35 Adams, M. 47 Cusack, S .

37 Fitzpatrick R

. 49 Enriquez, W .

36 Ferguson, P . 48 Meredith, K .

(vcr) 50 Arthurson, A .38 Maule, F, 51 Nathan, S.

Rese rves : Vin Ryan52 McCann, B ,53 Moore, R .5 4 Fogarty, D.55 Maguire, K .56 Maguire, J .57 Tyrell, P.58 Reddan, J .59 Sheahan, G .60 Hackett, P .

Campbell, R .Westmore, G.Jeremiah, R .Weston, PJolland, M .Haycroft, M .Church . B . (vc)

OLD PARADIANSVSurt Coach : Denis Dalton ; Reserves : Cliff Hart, P. 13 Sambell, • R R . 25 Kendall, S. 37 McLoughlin, J ., 48 Foster, Len? Grace, A . 14 Carroll, G. 26 Price, G .3 Ford, H . 15 Callaway, R . 27 McKenna, J

. (vcr) 49 BlacJc, R3 8 4 Bahen, B. 16 Gilmartin, P. 28 McCormack, D .39 Carroll, P

. 51 Lyons, W .5 Kiss, Z. 17 Moran, P. 29 Booth, W. 40 Te(tefson, M . 52 Kond6 Hon, C. 18 Mount, J . 30 Hough, M. 4 1 Grindlay, 8. 53 Booth 'R~7 Duke, R . (c) 19 Fitt, R. 31 Audley, A. 42 Graham, E .8 Denavi, G . 20 Kohut, S . 32 Roe, A. 43 Fa G 54 Jones, I .9 Kyne, M. 21 Wilson, G . 33 Weyman, B. 44 Harrod, R . 55 Foster, L . W.10 Johnson, A . 22 Rutherford, W . 34 Tudor, L . 45 Da~,,li 61 Collins, L.1 Tomkins, R . 23 Jordan, J . 35 McKinley, M. 46 Quinn, ~R . G12 Booth, T. 24 Tudor, R. 36 Dowel, P. 47 Tudor, J . (vc )

ORMONDI Wright, G. T . I1 Jackson, D. W .2 Wood, R . J . ic) 12 Foutshom, D . A.3 Dexter, P . D . 13 Mclnerney, P. J .: Murphy, P . M 14 Logan, R .5 Jenkins, R . C. 156 Ladd, K . J . (vc) 16 Kozlowski

I7 Sierakowski, 17 Hoey, P. , D.*P . D . 18 Cameron, P .8 Cameron, I . M . 19 Le Page, N.9 Graham, A . M . 20 Bourne , B . K10 Corben, B. F. 21 Briggs, G . A .

ST, BERNARD'S O C

22 Moran, G . CF ach :33 L~ethamelR. Rese44eqlt KenL Rows e

23 Naylor, A. R . 34 Hammond, J. C. en, .

25 45 Christie, G.24 Burney, C . W. 35 Mort imer, J . !, 46 Rogers, G.Thomas, G. T. 36 Holman, G . J . 47 Hocking, G.26 Crumpton, T, R.37 PA . 27 Cu earce, G . 48 Meeking, j .28 Curtis, Fitzrov . R

R . S.ru co38 Richardson, P. 49 Fitts, B .

19 Hayes, B . J,30 Lewis, M.31 Joakim, N .32 Grace, D . J .

I Underwood, G. 13 Perrett, J . W. 26 Phelan, R~ch~2 Burgin, D. C. 14 Kearney, D. J . 27 Harvey, J.' G .3 Ginnivan M. J . 15 Considine, P, J . (cr)(vcl 16 An 14 McCann, J . J .5 Rackham, P . D.

.6 tannazzo, M . P.7 Perrett, M . J .8 Amott, P .9 Fox, J . W .

10 Aughton, P .11 Davis, T. J .12 Hogan, P . N.

ge , B. 28 King, R. H .17 Phelan, K F. 29 Amott, B . G.IS Mahoney, M . K . ( c)19 Mahoney K . D . 30 Whelon, M20 Honcox P . J . 31 O'Leary, P .21 Kennedv, P. A . 32 Harvey, 1 . R .22 Anderson, D. 33 Sullivan, F. P.93 Power, D . 34 Daffey, P . J .24 Drennan, M . 35 Pearson, P. 3 .25 Mahoney, G 36 O'Callaghan, W

UNIVERSITY BLUESI Wvion, D i i Baquie, P.2 Schroeter, D.3 M'ddi 12 Maxwell, L

4 CuttrillfoB, Rj5 Brockley, B6 Robertson, A .7 Foroe, B.8 Martin, E .9 Scarfe, K .

10 Spiers, R.

13 Girdwood R14 Nichols, S.15 Parry, F .16 Mann, J17 Allan, G .18 Pleydell, G .19 Sharp, J .20 Martini, P.

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Ross, F .Trumble S.Grayson, W.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 2,

D .

P ,

ms, M. 50 Turner G40 House, P . J . 51 Ho ,.

rdham, L .41 Sharpe, G, R . 52 Do Costa, G .42 Fitts, C 53 Goold, S .43 Paterson, D . L. 54 Beard, R.

Gus Mitchell; Reserves : John Ha rvey37 Hassell, J . 49 Sevenson, J .38 Smith, G. J, 50 Wade, P .(vcr) 51 Wade, J .39

'Rizzoll, K. 5

2 Schwarzenberg, \A53 Sheehan, M . J .41 Dolmau, M, J . 54 Cu(kin, G42 O'Laughiin, B . 55 Pearson, M .43 Morasco. M. 56 Webster, D .44 Joyce, K. 57 Mugavin, J .45 Johnson, P. 69 Reidy, C. J .46 Hughes, J .47 Mitchell, G .48 De Luca, P. M.

31 Heinz, A .32 Tucker, R .33 Nirolson, P .34 Moron, L .356 Deaco., G3

37 Rvan, t),3R lttqs . D.39 Del Papa, G .40 iNhite, G.

1973

Coach: Les Hughson43 Standish, T .45 Renowden, J .46 Grenness, D,50 Fairboirn, D.57 Henneasv, A .54 Gillett, L .55 Holdsworth, G .58 Blukner, P64 t~ticolson S .67 Wilson, G .

Page 1 7

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from theNational Bank

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to $4000 (or maybe even more) - with or withoutsecurity . Come in to any branch of the National,and talk to us about a Personal Loan . If you're

on the level, we will be too .

National Bank300-P-478 C


MAP OF ALBERT PARK GROUND S

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 2, 1973 '

FIXTURE & RES U LTS "A" SECAPRIL 7 i ~®GePt la ic .. .__ . .,

,C1fG 24,27 UnjgiU'j4 7 ~ob 16.16 MBlu 21 1 V tva nCob 13.1

he Jv1NGeelon Cobu rNOB 16.22 Omd 12.17 NOD 20.15 OPar 7.I5 Uni Blues v Caulfie I North06 vn+tvalh~2 StBrn 6 .29 Id G rMAY 19 North Old B . v Ormond' Old Paradians v St ,OPar 13.18 MonB 12.13 Geel 23 .8 MBIu 11 .11 Coburg v St Bernard's JULY

Bnd sOmd I0 .5 C1fG 9 .I5 Old Paradians v Monash

28APR1L 14 Cb 23,22 UBIu 12.1 7 Ormond v GeelongUBIu 10.17 MBIu 8 .4 NOB 20 .17I'hoe 16

.5 StaBernard's C~u Monash rStB 19 .23 Ivan 18 .1 StB 16 .14 OPar 10.12 JUNE 23

Monash Blues v Uni BI, BOrmd 14.18 Cob 10 24 St B Uni BIMAY 26 O

ernard s v Ivanhoe, r,;.---,u61 v• North OBNOB IO . l3 C1fG 9 1 7

Geei 18 .13 OPard 14 23 Omd 19.10 rmond v CoburgGee1911 C'field G North O

BC1G16 .17Ihoe1 5

MBlu ee 14,13 B 25 .23 Un B2 gO van 12.12 Cob 16 .30 OPar 10 .2 6

C1fG27 1 7 ar322 O St B Monash Blue s

Cl MBlu 8 10CtB Biu 12 lI

NOB 19 161Gan 12' IOOrm 12 .19 ard9 6

MAY 1 2Omd 11 16 Gee] 117

.13

f r v AUGUST A

Cbug17,14G 1 NO 1 u 9 CaulfieldAPRIL 2 8 StB 12 .12 MBIu 7.4'10 Geelong v Old Paradians Monash Blues v Ormond

e

oropposite .

School . )OLD r1PARADIANS : Yarra Park, opposite Olympic

bus route .)College Oval end of Buckley

Street, West

University Oval .Road.) (More-

and Wet in Elizabeth Street .) RESERVES : South-eas t

Co

b g tram

Egrounds to Gram v Ormon

d

NORTH OLD BOYS: W J . Brans Oval Royal,

si

(Batman Avenu e

Newham (Trai n Grove .)to

Essendon . (Train

or Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram

cornerof Princes Park, Opposite Ormond Col .traimite . in Elizabet

h (Brunswick, Street Coburg to or CollegeNorth

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -- June 2, 1973

Ormond;

M. Bennett (HamPtonScouts

) ~K,i g(Uni-

SOCIAL NOTES

TRIgUNAi-(May 19th Round)

T E. Lefkovic (AJAX) was foundof striking R. Stevens for

guilty Gram.) and susPIvanhoe

atches ., (AJAX) was found guilty

R Morley abusive and insulting language

of using severely re-to the Field Umpire and

prinianded .

G . Roulent (Hampton Scouts

r, ) Unifound guilty of stri king P

. Steele (U ded

versitY Blacks Juniors) and susp

for six matches.

found gulltY ofstriking 1 .

suspendedversity Blacks Juniors)

for four matches.

King failed to appear at the Tribunalhearing and was suspended until

thegives satisfactory evidence

V .A .F.A .

NOTE THESE DEADLINES Reserves}, }

3 P .M . - PubP~cationONEaD10LLA ) .

_.Fin peubiication deadline, HERALDHERALD Office (

office(Fine ONE DOLLAR) .

5 .30 P.M. - HERALD Office, deadline (Fine -^

THREE DOLLARS) . ondent deadline -

7 P.M. --Press CorresP and B 50c-A

and Best Player sciobs which have missedGoai-kickers in

tions, and scores for any ~ ONE DOLLAR) .

the HERALD Office- lF1ne

ADDITIONS TO CARNIVAL SQUADThe following players have S

ubeen ad .

added to thCa l nG amm)Training Ireland

G. Fox ( Marshall (Mon(Ivanhoe), R. Booth P. pld Paradlans),ash Blues), A . Grace ( Vlvian, G ,

Calle-13 Church , Church, S . Trizmble' D .

W (Um,. Blues), R. Zent (

gians) P. Murnane (De L-a Salle O

.C•T,

B. Smith (Kew). G. Todd (MHS Old

Bays) . C. Bell, M. Glenn (Old Carey,

Gramm.), R. Kennedy, W . PReservoidrTrinity Gramm.), K. Grose (

Batten, A . Moffat (Old Boys), J• (Old Haileybur-Blacks), J . Hought°n (

Spith111 (State SavingsG .ians) and

Bank) .Two players have withdrawn fro

m

1 . Cordner (Un1.v• Blacks)

the squad - Shan-on account ~of studies is un-

non (St . ariro erseas trip .der aking membersatiOf

Teams selected from inthe squad will play a practic

eueen s Birth

at Elsternwick Park Q

PHONE NUMBERS

HERALD ^ 652 or 147 9 1893r (5652 1 -

enio s43and 6Jun ors) .

Extension 1479 0211 . Extension 1892 (Re-652 or 1892 or 63 02

1

serves). ~ 53 1290 .PRESS CORRESPONDENT NU M

West BrunswickBar-B-Q. When')

Tomorrow, I P.m,' Where? At BP~e

and Wayne Ivey s, 59 Waverly $1.00

Pascoe Vale . HOw much' ') Yourself

per head. What to bring-

friends and all your. Refrof h ucka and

sale at usual rates . Plen~hat about allusual novelties. orters of West turn-players and supp it a very successfuling up and makin g

day .

CARNIVAL MATCHESTo be played on the Melbourne Cricket

Ground. 11.15 a

> IOth JULY' atTUESDAY m.

and 1 .45 P .m- THURSDAY, 12th JULY' at 11

.15 a.m .

and 1 .45 p•m•at 11 .30 a .m .SATURDAY, 14th JULY ,

and 2 .00 P.m-

day, Monday, uMAKE A NOTE OF THESE TIMES AND page 21

BERS NOW AND SAVE YOUR CLUB'S FINAJun~ 2, 1973

THE AMATEUR FO0TBALLER

Looking BackBy Noel Rundl e

5 YEARS AG OUpsets were the order of the day as

the top four teams in 'A' section wereall beaten, and four points separatedNorth (8th) from Uni Blacks and Kew(1st) . MHSOB (9th) had their first winfor the season by 6 points at the ex-pense of Old Paradians . Best forMHSOB - Harley, Gilbert and AlanWilson and for Parade - Ford, Quin-lan, Hart .

Milton Beatie played his 200th gamefor Hampton Rovers .

Footscray Tech were undefeated in'C' section with seven wins, St . Kevin'swere on top (only one defeat) in 'D',and AMP still had not lowered theircolours in `E' .

The Australian Amateurs retainedthe ANFC Section 2 ChampionshipTitle with decisive wins over Queens-land and Canberra .

Monash (Second) went down in Bsection by 10 points to UHSOB (third)in a low scoring game - 6 .10 to 8 .8 .Best for the winners were Kinnear,Keddie, and Joslin and for Monash,Whettenhall, McMaster, Thomas .

10 YEARS AG OUniversity Oval again proved a hoo-

doo for Old Paradians as UniversityBlacks inflicted Parade's first defeatby 17 points - (in 1972 Parade wontheir first game on the Uni Oval in 30years) . Higgins, Lawson and Lee star-red for the victors while Proctor,O'Brien and Pivetta were the best forthe losers .

Victoria won both interstate games- by 20 points against South Aus-tralia after a close game until three-quarter-time (best - O'Dwyer, Scan-lon, Reid, Turnbull, Malone and Slat-tery), and by 55 points against Tas-mania (best - Craig, Nelson, Willis,Lucas, McColl, Stokes, Halls).

Les `Lionheart' Woods, St Kevin'spopular captain, played his 150thgame .

25 YEARS AGOThe team to represent Victoria at

the carnival in Perth in August wasselected as follows:-

E. Macklin, W. Taggart (Coburg),G. Judd, K. Lewis (Collegians), D.Arnold, M. Davidson (Hampton Rov-ers), N. Aitken, C . Cox (Ivanhoe), E .Jane, J. O'Brien (Malvern), J . Back-house, G. Byrne (MHSOB), J . Grainger,E . MacGregor, K . Rollason (Old Melb-urnians), C. Davey, M. Fitchett (OldScotch), R . Rowse, J. Stock (Ormond),W. Reynolds (Comm Bank), W. Laxton(Parkside), G . Miller (State Sav Bank),and B. Small (Caulfield Grammarians) ,


LETTER TO EDITOR

Whilst I know it is not the usualpractice for this publication to publishtetters, I hope I may, prevail uponyour generosity to bring these com-inents to readers .

The Secretary of the VAFA, Mr .Fullerton, has expressed concern todelegates about the practice of clubcaptains over-using their prerogativeof replacing club goal umpires .

Twice this season, this writer hasseen the humiliating experience of in-experienced goal umpires being re-quested to leave the arena . On eachoccasion the field umpire has "allcleared" the decisions, and in conver-sation after the game agreed that thegoal umpire's decisions were techni-cally correct . This embarrassing situa-tion has caused the writer to of-ficiate for the remainder of the gameand although I have 14 year's ex-perience of actual goal umpiring, Ibelieve it is a young man's game, andclubs should train officials accordingly .

Why don't all clubs adopt the prin-ciple of the Secretary of the VAFAwho says: "All clubs should showforbearance to all officials" . ?

Yours etc.Brian "Gympie" SutherlandCommonwealth Bank Club

[Brian - we are quite happy topublish any letters of a constructivenature from readers . Any lettersabusing players, officials or umpiresfind their way into the W.P .B . (wastepaper basket) - Ed .]

ANSWERS TO QUIZ •

1 . No. Any player on the defendingside may kick the ball into play .

2 . No. In such case the field umpirewill blow "time-on" and give theplayer another kick .

3 . Minimum height of goal post is 6metres .

4. No. The score shall not be counted .The field umpire must blow time-onand bounce the ball again .

YOUR HANDY SCORE SHEETlst Quarter

2nd Quarter

3rd Quarter

FINAL

Goal-kickers :

II I II I II~ I II I II~ I II I I

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .


IMPORTANT NOTE SCAPTAINS, VICE-CAPTAIN S

Clubs whose Team Lists do not show theCaptain and Vice-Captain should furnish thisinformation, so that the next issue will becomplete .

AT ELSTERNWICK PARKADMISSION TICKETS

Admission tickets issued to clubs for matchesat Elsternwick Park are for the use Of Playersand officials only . Any player who cannot pro-duce a ticket will be required to pay for admit-tance .

PREVIEWThe A .B .C . Sporting Session from 3LO each

Friday (which commences at 6 .30 p.m .) willinclude a preview of the following day's amateurmatches.Be sure to listen to this broadcast.

RESULTS OF MATCHE SResults ' of amateur matches are broadcast

in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations 3LO,(commencing at 6 .20 p .m.), 3DB and 3KZ(included in 7 p .m . News) each Saturday even-ing and from Television Channels ABV-2 andHSV-7. Repeat on 3KZ, 9 .30 a .m . Sunday .Channel 2 also provides quarter-by-quarter

scores of A Section matches each Saturdayafternoon .

TIMEKEEPERS' INSTRUCTIONSREGARDING "TIME-ON"

"Time-on" must be added (1) when signalledby the Field Umpire and ( 2) when a goal orbehind has been scored . In the case of agoal, take the time from the waving of theflags by the Goal Umpire to the bouncing ofthe ball in the centre by the Field Umpire and,in the case of a behind, take the time fromthe waving of the flag to the kick-off .

CORRECT SCORES ESSENTIALClubs are reminded that correct scores must

be phoned to the Herald office otherwise a fine(one dollar) will be incurred .

And remember, too, that scores are incompletewithout the points - offending clubs will befined .

SECTION - PLEASEPress Correspondents are requested to comply

with ALL INSTRUCTIONS in the Notes to PressCorrespondents issued to all clubs prior to theSeason - including - CLUB NAME and SEC-TION on every envelope forwarded to TheAmateur Footballer.

DUTIES OF RUNNERSThe duty of an Official Runner is to carry

messages from the coach to players and NOTto engage in altercations with players .

The runner, in carrying such messages, musttake the shortest possible route to the playerconcerned, and leave the field immediately afterdelivering the message .

CAR PARKINGDrivers who are not willing to park cars

as directed at Elsternwick Park, will be refusedadmittance to the ground .

SCOREBOARDClubs are advised that the Scoring Board a t

Eisternwick Park must be operated by respon-sible club officials at all times .

Children must not be allowed in the ScoringBoard .

HOW TO CONTACT EMERGENCY UMPIRESEmergency umpires for all sections will be

located at Elsternwick Park, and will be availableto proceed to any ground if required .

The telephone number will be 91-6491 .Should the appointed umpire fail to appear,

it will be necessary to phone Elsternwick Parkand ask for an emergency umpire to be sent.

Clubs must make themselves familiar with thesystem, and ring the correct number:

91-6491 .

NUMBERS TO NOT EClubs in A Section should note these numbers .For teams on Thursday night (as early as

possible after 7 .30 p.m . please - and certainlybefore 9 p .m .) .

Jack Dunn (The Sun) 630211Jim Robb (The Age) 60 0421

This applies to clubs in main game only -as advised .

Quarter-by-quarter scores this week :-91-6491 - SPORTING SECTION

Watch for this number week by week .

PRESS CORRESPONDENT SPOST REPORT EACH SUNDAY .-It is absolutely

essential that copy be received by the EditorBY FIRST POST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK . Copyreceived after this time will not be considered .

The only way to ensure delivery on Mondayis to post SUNDAY-EARLY .

ADDRESS ALL MATTER FORPUBLICATION TO

"THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER"Box 1564P, G .P .O ., MELBOURNE, 3001, and not

to the Editor's private address .(Use addressed envelopes provided .)

POST EARLYPress Correspondents are advised to post copy

EARLY on Sundays . The final clearance time ofpillar boxes is now as early as 6 p .m . in someareas, and not later than 8 .30 p .m . anywhere .

Make sure you don't miss the post-POSTEARLY I


ImPOrtant Notos

Hold the "no numberYou

and when you mayon the

other tFnet has~ to ~i, ,e a( b~ efeyk~ ~the scores wrirr.. . ., _

rhrough to t(~e c^gaged ,^ time, your

lhe Herald eannhelvesIn tht°^ Phoning I. BE PATIENT ee waysnd the Pho

scores tocfcalls to handle in Th

shorte a Jorgenum6a

HERE'SHOW YOU p HELP

Club repra~ HON ►N( '' SCOREStWHEN

ALL CLEARA CLEARANCESTHAN THE V. NF k fin e~ ~~ BODtE~S tpoTHER

1ccreta

'warChattanham, 3I92 (Phone 93 y~s)Correa Avenue,

r+-per and on the YAFAt rE °the tHaratdsample R shoat

~ot ~ complete On NCLUDE esu(t and

pmpte~ Ponta

s.mem6sro~m5 - Forbe fined for wi ttout t6a Points _

the sco

rras fire

bu will of 6ekfl~av^g t Rone

~a,,, You

~Plstot3.es FORThis C tHakes time ring °sPeefafl oRES IN O cNERfrom meeting the

and may Prave ask for rasYour

and cl o o~rattoadltne'thar ctu6eff assistancewill be, appracjatM, n in the" mat.

JUNIOR SCORES IN PAPER - INCores In i^ Junior Sactio n Saturday matches willSF received

by Publicationaqd i6 in .

deadtlna Aort1-9 pi~

Tea RESERVESPLEASSection te

~ams~houldd TimakeepenOTE ~N.

lowing potntsc _tt ~ fot,

I aftering II'ttm n

Particularl y

o "t0 a.m., m• ifoperates, a'a

4 ~fine..

tatas~~2~on H Plus ts OFfor start

x Hatfti pme ini^ta'on .20 ntjnutn' dora.tarvat

EXCEEDtluRMlNUES~ORrRES

E~m ttOf and OF

Z9 mlrnvuete aetion matchesR~S third'

nstructions duration~NOYonsist of quarters of

6Senior k nd 5 ora tCards.ME~oNpeu Printed nquarters of Junior section on

Raserve 2' minutes' duratioa tnlus consist ofTimSection matches commenc

e2 p m~ Senior and Junior Section maz~hp~u

T'141:AMATEUR

FOOTBAL

SCORES TO •oHERALDrr ~

off~Q- Musr pt„NVMSE'R S

theyyw~/t s~rOS are~eceirarjk r~~~n~thtALO

If race- redP kerfshsd before d.38 P.m .

TheFootball

representatjve 'it the r'Haqld"

When Phonin will be fined

will scoresbe incurre~, Ch~ck njthotherwtp a

Inerr shed / jut Jf you that

tin'fhe they Will not4jomtss bethat ti ma rapresentat

veTtwlfP ~NaBa qnE Sm jp P~m .Office Y 6efo

;t to Phone the score

~n« unltl

et~ wi1►baPu6ttcation d~sdltthe Haraldfin5 .30 faUou to Phone scor~ 0170 dollar, ~ IF d~dof(arsP. You will 6s ro ejear"antdmakin9 thraa dopars

in scores l ~ra nthsfss out on two

P .m ., 6 Herald yo ve Prthe

must phoneCfu6soinar"%v;sa YOU aree

forrespondant before 740

(6) best to furnis~r ALL Saet ons^wlljrstillGrre

dolla r

nt BEFO h gteam ickers an d

IuiAred .art summaryEoFea

cths match ^jssij 290rn si

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num6ers to t Amateur

652are: OffIN

63.OZiloandhask fo~~or 652

FNS(~18,any

may ringSECTION ON 14279 or I892

. RESULTSto be phoned to

6521892BEFORE

3or DIAL 63-027 1

P .m .

Any Phone EXTENSION a1892 zk fo rhers go extra calls not directednot havn Phon

edan d

theclubaccordingtg s~b~ the"

Yscorq, and ~r~ aaMSection, the tea scores, Plaase se aner

s fi eorrecfore giv ngng ~~CO~~ athe a^

Pi ~ firstly thesc

nw►n •

res for correct scoras. GoalThis Is

the responst6itl Um'

TRft3UNq - HOME CLUB,Meetings of MEETINGS

S9t Kttda t bet(Firstapjoor°of~donof tl~Tribunal

t Kiidawill

fottoX'

Cricket Ground, on t6i~ Club Stand),sha rSport , Commencing at uasdayClub i^g the ary ayaninD

7.aCo fficiais Pan.

the they~wt11IfY nsmfnded t6at,or witness, receivenect~6ewith eortarta!

on day of report willbe frog"

In ~Any hQyer or wimatch. from the umpire

before Tri6unat ~sliable tobe suspended

thaha falls to appea rR

--the Tribunal. ~^ded during Pthr ~,~n is

Juno 2, 1973

Pftt 2S

Alphington, who joined the V .A.F.A. in 1934, have had five Whitfiebrothers and four Adams brothers as players -- fortu at1fl.an three at a time! n e Y, perhaps, never mor

AI.PHINGTON -LAND OF THE WHITFtEi .DSAND ADAMS

The club started in D Section andplayed in several semi-final and finalmatches without taking a premiershi pon until a the A'ssociation went into recess

Perhaps the Whitfield Adams ainfluence, butAlphington a rdoing quite well in D Section thl

season .ccount of the war, during the1940 season .

I9471p ot g ton were back in i nit into A Secton in 1951 - the hard

like) by behngcounners up to way elon gin C Section andSectio Old Paradfans in Bn .

The c "u anddowns" ranging sfrmdAl Sect on to DSection, but has been in the top grad eon three separate occasion s

It was not until 1957 that Alphing-ton won their first premiership - . inB Section. This was followed by aJunior Section premiership in 1959,and the C Section pennant in 1967.Several Best and Fairest awards

have gone Alphington's way - H,Naismil-7,ndltwo1 plaly~ershve

Wright b ean denincluded iteams n Australian Amateurs.

The present President, Eric Coombs,played in pre-war teams, as did theSecretary (Syd Whitfield) and Trea-surer (Ray Carnie) . Syd, incidentally,has been Secretary for 26 years .

Duncan Wright, who is coachingAlphington this season, representedUictoria in two Carnivals - at Perthin 1959 and Melbourne in 1962 .

He was selected in the AustralianAmateurs team in 1962, and won theB Section Best and Fairest the sameyear.

SQUAD MEMBERS -- THIS ISFOR YOU

AnY membering Squad whoo s~inj uinjure

d Carnivaltoday, 0who may be in doubt about being abl

to Play in the Trial Game at Elsternwick Park on Monday, MUST rincoach Peter Rhoden -- phone 55113-- between 5 p.m. and 9 p.m. tomorro,(Sunday).

All members of the squad will pla,at least half of the game - and r(member, the starting time is 1 .30 p.n

Umpires appointed to this matc,'are: Field: Rowell and Wills; Boundary: Allan Hindle, Cordner, FieliGoal : Williams, Smith .

PUBLIC TOO

mission, hsawhyilnob come along an,get a preview of the players who wilrepresent Victoria in the Ca rnivanext month.

V.A.F.A. MEETINGClub Secretaries d n Delegate(Members) are reminded that the nex

meeting of the Association wi11 be hel,on Monday, June 11th at S p.m .

This meeting will be held at S iKilda Cricket Club. Clubs are entitled, to be representei

repe ted faone egat

e ilu e to be represented wi1~incur a fine, or possible expulsion fronthe Association .

1 Make sure your club is represented


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SNOWSSTORM

If only yousecould see me now .I'm bent and crip-pled like an oldman. To cut along story, here'sthe go. Coupla

hours before last Saturdee's game n oless than five of me boys keel overwith the flu and are unavailable .

So I'se patch up the side with any-one 'anging around. Too late to copanyone outa of the Reserves cause theirgame wus underway and miles away .

Then to make matters worse"Jackko" and "Freddie the Dreamer"have a car prang on the way to thegame . They arrived up at 'alf time ina tow truck .

So guess what happened . Yep, I'mforced to pull on a pair of Welling-ton boots and take me place in theline up .

Believe it or not I played on theaif forward flank .

Well 'ere are the details . We won

and what an effort under the cir-cumstances .

And me. Well, I notched up a fewkicks . But crook . I'm still 'istory oneweek later with stiffness to everymuscle in me body.

I've been 'aving hot baths everyday, but me body is still blue withbruises .

Anyhow, never again. Me activeplayin' days are over. After last week,me boys are all fit and rarin' to go .So, flushed with success we're reallyafter that flag .

This Saturdee night is the clubbarbecue, so there should be a fewcameos. I'll give you'se the full drumnext week .

MORE TRAINERS STILLREQUIRED URGENTLY

The Association is still urgently inneed of Trainers to assist during theforthcoming Ca'rnival at the Mel-bourne Cricket Ground .

Any club trainer willing to assistat any time during the Carnival isrequested to contact the SecretaryMr. Jack Fullerton 5 Correa Avenue,Cheltenham 3192 - Phone 93-1545immediately.

Do it rightplay Sherrin.


LEADING C~OA~-~ ICKInc

A SECTION

G. Fletcher, Clf Gr (5) 26

Cleary, Coburg (3)Lowcock, Geelong (1) 22Pearce, Ormond (2) 22Crompton, Ivanhoe (3) 22Power, North OB (7) 22Callesen, Coburg (4) 21Voigt, Uni Blues (3) 17Hick, Ivanhoe (2) 17

Voyage, Caul Gr (1) 16Flett, Monash Blues (1) 16Spurling, North OB (4) 16Ladd, Ormond (5) 16

B SECTIONMcCrohan, Res OB (3) 36R . Harley, MHS OB •(3) 33Bell, Old Carey (3) 24

Forrest , O'Donnell, Black t <) 23Stephens, Old Trinity (5) 22Glenn, Old CareyMunn, Collegians (1) 18Ross, Collegians (-) 17Marks, Old Scotch (1) 17Mitchell, DeLaSalle (8) 17

C SECTIO NCalleja, St Kilda (7) 39Storrer, old Halley (4) 32Agar, O. Bright (8) 28Chapman, Fairfield (5) 25J . Shepherd, O . Bright (2) 24Digby, Power House (-) 20F . Findlay, Parkside (7) 19B . Harvey, Parkside (5) 17Bartlett, Power House (7) 15Fraser, O . Xaverian (-) 15Weir, O Melb (-)

D SECTIONSheehan, St KevinsThompson, C'W BnkShannon, St PatricksWayman, Alphingto nStaples Brunswick

P . Gartner, Marcellin (6) 22Julier, SSBank. (2) 20Wynd, SSBank (1) 17Cecil, Alphington (1) 16Witte, LaTrobe Blk (2) 15

E SECTIO NRosenwarne, Elstern (2) 340

3Roulstone, AMP (-)

R aterwo th, O Camb (3j 21 20W

Connor, 0GCmb ntly (4) 16

Dancer, ANZ Bank (1) 14Lane, AMP Soc (-) 1 3

(3) 13p, alleMcCutcheon~eANZtly (5) 13

F SECTIONSignoretti, St Bede (1) 21Thomas, Fawkner (3) 18R . Payne, Nth Bruns (2) 17

Ferguson, Fawk (-)Pepyat, Fawkner (-) 16Evans, St . Bede's (-) 1 5

{ Anderson, Mon White (-) 14

Kerr , Roche LaTrobe Red d (2) 14

1 4

JUNIOR SECTION IWhitton, Monash Uni (-)Fisher, Ormond (-)G. Dean, Ivanhoe (6)Butcher, Power Hse (4)

5tee easUni St Bern (-)

Blacks rd (3)Carter, Um Blacks (1)Sheates, North OB (2)Thompson, St Bernard (2)

Smyth, Ormond (5)

Symons, Coburg (6) ?gG . Hughes> Coburg (5) 23Gilmore, O Paradians (7) 23Colacino, Parkside (2) 22O'Loughlin, Bev Hills (5) 21Pettigrove, Coburg ill (3) 2 Q

2flM . Browning

, A RESERVE SECTIONButcher, Caul . Gr. (-) 1sLe Pa, Oon

d Lup one Caul Gram (3 ) 1 7Worthington, Clf Gr (2) 16M . Tamblyn, Caul Gr (-) 12McCann, St . Bernards (-) 12

B RESERVE SECTIO N

R. Laird, Res OB (1) 23Stockdale, O Trinity (4) 23T. Wilson, Res OB (4) 17Laing, Res OB 13Ainger, O Scotch (-) 13

C RESERVE SECTIONPoyntz, Parkside (4) 17Iliopoulos, UHS OB (2) 16J . White, St Kilda (-) 13Franich, 0 Xav (-) 12

D RESERVE SECTIONCombe, Hampt Rov (3) 23Mirabito, Hampt Rov (9) 18Anyon, LaTrobe Blk (4) 1

5 14Harman, Hamp

tMaellRinv (4) 14

E RESERVE SECTION

P . Hanson, 0 Camb (3) 27

Walker, 0 Ivanhoe (-) 21Stevens, Elsternwick (2) 20Cook, Glenhuntly (3) lO'Halloran, 0 Ivan (11) 1 5

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(2) 35(3) 29(-) 28

(2

2) 24

JUNIOR SECTION 2Cleary, Coburg (11) 39Roe, 0 Paradians (7) 32Riddell, 0 Brighton (3) 25Tolley, Coburg (s)Bastpw, Parkside (4) 25

F RESERVE SECTIONPeacock, Mon Whites (-) 22Weaven, LaTrobe Red (5) 17D . Groves, Fawkner (3) 15Powell, Mon White (1) 1 4

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~ GAMES AND UMPIRESRese rves at 11 .45 a .m .

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U Cm re for Re~rv ea Star matcf+es in Said Type . P

A SECTIO N

prn,ond v Monash Blues-Jorgensen .

Goal : Williams, E . Jenner . (H . Roberts).

Bernard's OC v Caulfield Gram-Rowe .

Goal : Box, Dunstan . (B . Gannon) .

U°i Goalt:yMurraYvP ezisp(AI anjetti

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burg v_North old Boys-Wills .

Cn :il : E . Wilson, Stockdale. (I . Jenkin) .

t, ;,nhoe v old rGoalSHillieEr~sMcCusker .Park) Rowel l(Malcolm)

B SECTION

CollGoalsSanderson(I ~Wllsonj. Jenkin .

Old Scotch Coll v Reservoir OB-

D . R . Dodds . Goal: Ahlm, Bennett .

(Pyers) .

I1HS Old Boys v University Blacks-

George . Goal : Bridges, R

(Peters) .ICew v Assumption OC Hagarty .

Goal : K . Jenner, D . McKenzie. (Parsons) .

o ld Carey Smith, p~owTrinity Gram-Kong .

C SECTIO N

OHS Old Boys V Old Haileyburlans-

(',, Thomas . (Blair-Holt) .

old Xaverians v Power House-G . Simpson .

(Cogdon) .

r :,irfield v Parkside-T . Gannon .

(Duckworth) .Sc Kilda GBOC v Old Brighton Gram--

Harradence. (McMahon) .

Old Melburnians v National Bank-D . Hill .

(B . Roberts) .

~s OC-LaTrobe (Davenport,

l E SECTION

West Brunswick v ANZ Bank-Saunder.

(Volich) .

Footsccanson~$Cuv rOriejCamberwell Gram.-

R

Elsternwick v Glenhuntly-R . Roberts .

(Holst) .AMP Societ

y Thomas. v Ol

d Carte~ hoe Grain-

L.a bye

F SECTION

Thornbury v St Bede's OC-Somerville.

(Nestor) .

Monash Whites v LaTrobe Reds-Byne•

(Maebus) .Fawkner v North Brunswick-Nichoils.

(Stribley) .

,Old Mentoniansv Dookie & Long OC-Rolfe .

(Pritchett) .

University Reds a by e

JUNIOR SECTION 1

North Old Boys v Hampton Scouts-KoIlmorgen

Old Scotch Coll v Ivanhoe-Woolf .

University Blues v University Blacks-I. Simpson .

Monash University v Ormond-Doyle .

Power House v St Bernard's OC-Norman .

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Old Brighton Gram v Coburg-J . Field .

National Bank v AJAX-Cordner.

St Bede's OC Y West Brunswick-Keating

Caulfield Gram v Old Paradlans-P . Fell .

Beverley Hills v Fairfield-Medley .

Parkside a bye

D SECTION

Diarcellin OC v Alphington-King.

(A . Mackenzie) .

S,: Kevin's OB v State Sav Bank-(at

St . Kevin's Oval) . McTaggart . .(Dowling) .

Old Geelong Gram . v Brunswick-Reilly-

(wells) ,]Iampton Rovers v C'wealth Bank-Hindle

.

(Millane) .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -- June

EMERGENCY UMPIRE S

Mason, Bishop, Bonnyman, Dressing, Mc-

Cartney, Goodman .

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Next Week's Matches - June E- ?A SECTION

Geelong v St Bernard's OC (at Elsternwick Park) .Caulfield Gramm v CoburgMonash Blues v North Old BoysOrmond v IvanhoeOld Paradians v University Blues

B SECTION

University Blacks v Old Scotch CollReservoir OB v Ke wDe La Salle OC v Assumption OCCollegians v Old Carey Gram mOld Trinity Gramm v MHS Old Boys

C SECTION

Parkside v Old Xaverian sPower House v St Kilda CBO COld Haileyburians v Old Brighton GrammUHS Old Boys v Old MelburniansNational Bank v Fairfiel d

D SECTION

Brunswick v St Kevin's O BState Savings Bank v Hampton RoversAlphington v Commonwealth BankMarcellin OC v La Trobe BlacksSt Patrick's OC v Old Geelong Gramm

E SECTION

Glenhuntly v Footscray ITOBOld Camberwell Gramm v AMP SocietyANZ Bank v Old Ivanhoe GrammWest Brunswick v AJAXElsternwick a by e

` F SECTION

North Brunswick v Monash WhitesLa Trobe Reds v Old MentoniansSt Bede's OC v Dookie & Long OCThornbury v University RedsFawkner a bye

JUNIOR SECTION 1

University Blacks v Old Scotch CollIvanhoe v Monash UniversityHampton Scouts v Ormon dNorth Old Boys v Power HouseSt Bernard's OC v University Blues

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Fairfield v National BankCoburg v West BrunswickOld Brighton Gramm v St Bede's OCAJAX v Beverley Hill sParkside v Caulfield GrammOld Paradians a bye

Next Week's Matches at Elsternwick ParkJUNE 9th, 1973

GEELONG v. ST. BERNARD'S O.C.at 2 p.m.

Reserves at 11 .45 a .m.

Mon. June 4th, at 1 .30 p.m., Trial Match betweenmembers of Carnival Squad, at Elsternwick Park.

(Admission free to this game )

Admission : ADULTS 40 cents ; Children accompanied by an Adult - FREE

AMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUND - PARKINGFEE 20 cents.

HOW TO GET THERE - Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie tram in SwanstonStreet to Glenhuntly Road, walk west along Gierihuntiy Road .

DUTY OFFICER - MR. ERN. FULLER

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June, 2, 197<

~EMIERSHlPALISTS

SECTIONW L For Agst % Pts

North Old Boys 6 1 850 526 161.6 24

~~mond

6 1 827 586 141 .12 246 1 728 516 141 .08 24

Caulfleld Or 5 2 808 499 161.9 20St Bernard's OC 3 5 2 623 62

3 4 672 714 100.0

120

Ueelonf;. Blues 2 5 593 871 68.1 82Universityhlonash Blues 1 6 533 722 73.8 4Old paradians 1~ 491 8~ 58.0 4

Ivn hae B SECTION

Olds Trinity Or 5 2 766 609 125.8 20.Old Carey Or 4 2 688 515 133.6 18Collegians 4 3 750 815 92.0 16

L~~v SrsityhBlacColl 4 3 622 691 90.0 16ks 3 4 794 665 119.4 12

Ke~q 3 4 640 756 84.7 12,1HS Old Boys 3 4 601 789 76.2 12De La Salle OC 2 5 595 730 81 .5

8 - 7 542A s5umption OCC SECTION 857 63.2 -

parkside 6 1 726 554 131.0 24

power House 5 2 705 474 148.7 20Old Brighton Gr 5 2 766 544 140.8 20Old Haileybu ry 4 3 707 573 123.4 16Fairfield 4 3 647 578 111 .9 16Old Melburnians 4 3 672 610 110.2 16St Kilda CBOC 3 4 595 590 100.8 12Otd Xaverians 2 5 488 681 71 .7 8UHS Old Boys 1 6 495 772 64.1 4

855 50.3 4National Bank D SE1 6 430 CTION

State Sav Bank 6 1 822 468 175.6 24Alphington 6 1 784 492 159.3 241larceIIin OC 5 2 678 621 109.2 20C'wealth Bank 4 3 677 630 107.5 16St Kevin's OB 4 3 667 698 95.6 16Hampton Rovers 3 4 568 650 87.4 12St Patrick's OC 2 5 701 702 99.9 8LaTrobe Blacks 2 5 599 744 80.5 8Old Geelong Gr 2 5 529 811 65.2 8Brunswick 1 6 470 738 $3.7 4

E SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr 5 1 775 402 192.8 20old C'well Gr 5 1 724 433 167.2 20AMP Society 5 1 656 484 135.5 20AJAX 5 2 610 549 111.1 20Elsternwick 4 3 724 674 107.4 16Glenhuntly 2 4 494 669 73 .8 8ANZ Bank 1 5 469 683 68 .7 4West Brunswick 1 5 432 723 59.8 4Footscray ITOB - 6 482 749 64.4 -

F SECTIONFawkner 6 1 828 585 141 .5 24!5i0nash Whites 5 1 631 449 140.5 20LaTrobe Reds 3 3 533 494 107 .9 12North Brunswick 3 3 494 493 100.2 12St Bede's OC 3 3 557 551 101 .1 12University Reds 3 4 496 719 69.0 12Old Mentonians 2 4 460 619 74.3 8Thornbury 2 4 407 632 64.4 8Dookie & Long OC 1 5 467 638 73.2 4

JUNIOR SECTION 1Ormond 6 1 863 490 176.1 24University Blues 6 1 898 513 175 .0 24North Old Boys 5 2 701 632 110 .9 20Power House 4 3 787 555 141 .8 16Monash University 4 3 753 552 136 .4 16University Blacks 3 4 768 608 126 .3 12Old Scotch Coll 3 4 643 539 119.3 12St Bernard's OC 2 5 739 702 105.3 8Ivanhoe 2 5 576 1086 53 .0 8Hampton Scouts - 7 241 1360 17.7 -

A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst % Pis

Ormond 7 - 583 399 146 .1 28Caulfield Gram 5 2 692 435 159.1 20Coburg 5 2 545 362 150.6 20St Bernard's OC 5 2 573 381 150 .4 20North Old Boys 5 2 456 354 128 .8 20Old Paradians 3 4 413 582 71 .0 12Monash Blues 2 5 424 427 99.3 8Geelong 2 5 339 487 69.6 8University Blues 1 6 321 627 51 .2 4Ivanhoe - 7 317 696 45.5 -

B RESERVE SECTIONUniversity Blacks 7 - 658 246 267.5 28Old Scotch Coll 7 - 586 332 176 .5 28Rese rvoir OB 6 1 778 225 345 .8 24Old Trinity Or 4 3 464 490 94.7 16De La Salle OC 3 4 374 537 69.6 12Old Carey Gram 2 5 367 441 83 .2 8Kew 2 5 374 554 67.5 8MHS Old Boys 2 5 343 568 60 .4 8Collegians 1 6 291 543 53.6 4Assumption OC 1 6 271 617 43 .9 4

C RESERVE SECTIO NOld Haileybu ry 6 1 605 299 202.3 24St Kilda CBOC 6 1 475 286 166 .1 24Parkside 5 2 533 363 146.8 20Old Brighton Gr 4 3 513 409 125 .4 16Fairfield 4 3 393 408 96.3 16UHS Old Boys 4 3 365 416 87 .7 16Power House 3 4 408 399 102 .3 12Old Xaverians 3 4 457 476 96 .0 12Old Melburnians - 7 288 470 61 .3 -National Bank - 7 173 750 23 .1 -

D RESERVE SECTIONHampton Rovers 7 - 746 208 358 .7 28Marce llin OC 6 1 564 304 185 .5 24Old Geelong Or 5 2 477 300 159 .0 20St Kevin's OB 4 3 437 389 112.3 16Alphington 4 3 429 406 105.7 16State Sav Bank 3 4 321 415 77.3 12C'wealth Bank . 3 4 341 460 74.1 12St Patrick's OC 2 5 370 541 68.4 8tLaTrobe Blacks 1 6 267 573 46.6 4Brunswick - 7 144 692 20.8 -

E RESERVE SECTIO NOld Ivanhoe Gr 6 - 735 242 303 .7 24AMP Society 5 1 490 270 181 .5 20AJAX 4 3 523 437 119.7 16Glenhuntly 4 2 326 425 76 .7 16*Old C. .well Gr 2 3 393 348 112 .9 10*West Brunswick 2 3 339 431 778 .7 10ANZ Bank 2 4 280 356 78 .7 8Elsternwick 2 5 373 627 59.5 8Footscray ITOB - 6 232 622 37.3 -

F RESERVE SECTIO NLaTrobe Reds 6 - 414 208 199.0 24*Monash Whites 5 - 651 198 328 .8 22Fawkner 5 2 663 243 272.8 20Old Mentonlans 4 2 335 340 98.5 16*St Bede's OC 2 3 350 397 88 .2 10North Brunswick 2 4 341 330 103 .3 8Thornbury 2 4 286 398 71.9 8Dookie & Long OC 1 5 213 634 33.6 4University Reds - 7 211 758 27.8 -

JUNIOR SECTION 2(Four points allowed for each bye)

Coburg 7 - 1396 293 476.5 28Old Paradians 6 1 1085 524 207.1 24fOld Brighton Or 4 2 743 381 195.0 20Beverley Hills 4 2 812 500 162.4 20Parkside 5 2 856 642 133.3 20AJAX 4 2 501 669 74.9 20West Brunswick 2 4 541 625 86 .6 12St Bede's OC 2 4 281 695 40 .4 12Caulfield Gr 1 5 355 797 44.5 8Fairfield - 6 275 745 36 .9 4National Bank - 7 139 1277 10.9 -

* Drawn game .i Unregistered, player 19th May .

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