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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALL'ER - May 12, 1973

GEELONG CRASH BADLY AGAINSTNORTH OLD BOYS

NORTH MOVE UP TO 2nd, GEELONG OUT OF FOUREight teams in first defeat - Three leaders

By GEORGE McTAGGART

Geelong suffered their second successive defeat when they put in a poorperformance against North Old Boys and were beaten by nearly 12 goals.

North's win shot them up to second place on the list - there are five team ssharing top place, with Caulfield Grammarians leading on percentage .

Three leading teams were among the eight which were beaten for the firsttime last Saturday, and after four rounds only 19 remain undefeated .

Geelong never really looked likebeating North, whose better anticipa-tion and backin,--up left Geelongfloundering. North led in the race forthe ball all day, and Geelong seemedunable to do anything right .

North had five goals up beforeGeelong scored and were 35 pointsin front at quarter-time . Geelong re-covered a little ground in the secondterm but missed many opportunitiesand still trailed by 27 points at theinterval .

North forged further ahead and helda commanding lead of more thanseven goals at the last change, andtheir 7-goal burst in the final termcarried them to an easy win .

Ormond were in a good deal oftrouble against Old Paradians until thelast quarter, when they slammed on6.8 to a point and won quite com-fortably .

Parade outplayed Ormond in thefirst half, leading by 11 points athalf-time, after keeping Ormond goal-less in the first quarter . Parade missedmany chances in the third term, which

enabled Ormond to keep within strik-ing distance .

Caulfield Grammar were always incommand against Monash Blues in ascrambly game, and were in a winningposition when they led by 49 pointsat the break. Monash matched theiropponents in the second half but wentdown by more than 10 goals .

St . Bernard's opened up a 23-pointlead over University Blues in the open-ing quarter, but the Blues fought backstrongly in the second term to beonly two points down .

The second half was a closely con-tested struggle but St . Bernard's wonby 7 points . They finished better thanthe Blues but were off the target, kick-ing only 2 goals from 11 shots in thelast term.

A 9-goal second quarter burst byCoburg ended any hopes that Ivanhoemay have had about opening their ac-count . Coburg were more than 8 goalsahead at half-time, and althoughIvanhoe did better in the third termCoburg raced away again in the finalquarter to score a big win .

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Melbourne High caused an upsetwhen they beat the previously un-defeated Old Scotch by 3 goals . Re-servoir Old Boys crushed De La Salleto the tune of 106 points and Colle-gians scored an 8-goal win over OldTrinity .

University Blacks were too strongfor Assumption, aud Old Carey'sstraighter kicking gave them a 5-goalwin over Kew.

Power House lost their top spotwhen they went down to Old Hailey-bury by 25 points . Old Brighton beatParkside by 4 goals in a high-scoringgame and National Bank pipped Uni:High by a point to hand over thewooden spoon .

Old Melburnians beat St . Kilda CBCby more than 6 goals and Old Xaver-ians were no match for Fairfield .

State Savings Bank were anotherteam to vacate the No . 1 position onthe list when they lost by 13 points toAlphington . Their place has been takenby Marcellin, who scraped home fromSt. Pat's by 3 points in a thriller(18 .11 to 18 .8) .

Commonwealth Bank scored by 7points at the expense of Brunswick,St . Kevin's were much too strong forOld Geelong, and LaTrobe Blacks wereno match for Hampton Rovers .

AJAX had a narrow win over AMPSociety, the difference being 9 poirits,and Footscray Tech ., despite a scoreof 16 .10, were well beaten by Elstern-wick, who kicked 24.19 . Old Ivanhoeoutclassed Glenhuntly and Old Cam-berwell did the same to ANZ Bank.

The other leading team to sufferdefeat was Monash Whites, who werecrushed by Fawkner to the tune ofmore than 10 goals . Old Mentonianswent down to University Reds by 7points, St . Bede's beat LaTrobe Redsby 15 points and North Brunswickscored by 22 points over Dookie an dLongerenong .

Monash University upset the previously unbeaten Power House in Junior Section 1, their winning margi :being 28 points . North Old Boys beaSt . Bernard's by 21 points and Ormond had only 10 points to spare fror.University Blacks .

University Blues were too stron ;for Old Scotch, and Ivanhoe overwhelmed Hampton Scouts to opeitheir acount .

In Section 2, Coburg trounced AJA)by more than 20 goals. The othe .winners, St . Bede's, Old Brighton, OltParadians and Parkside, had fevworries and all scored by substantiamargins .

The most interesting results in thfReserves were Caulfield Grammar' ;10-point win over Monash Blues an(University Blue's 5-point defeat by StBernard's North Old Boys beat Geelong by 10 points .

Reservoir crushed De La Salle an(Collegians went down to Old Trinit}by 17 points . St . Kilda CBC had rathera close call over Old Melburnianswinning by only 2 goals, Old Hailey.bury beat Power House by 6 goalsMarcellin beat St . Pat's by 2 goalsOld Geelong won comfortably frorr .St. Kevin's and Alphington beat StateBank by 8 points .

AMP Society beat AJAX by 9 goals,St . Bede's ran LaTrobe Reds to 4points and Monash Whites scrapedhome from Fawkner by 3 points .

CARNIVAL MATCHESTo be played on the Melbourne Cricket

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TUESDAY, 10th JULY, at 11 .15 a .m .and 1 .45 p.m.

THURSDAY, 12th JULY, at 11 .15 a .m .and 1 .45 p .m .

SATURDAY, 14th JULY, at 11 .30 a .m .and 2.00 p .m .

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AMATEUR DEFINITION

An amateur is one who has never competed for a money prize, staked betor declared wager, or who has not knowingly or without protest competed withor against a professional for a prize of any description or for public exhibition,or who has never taught, pursued or assisted in the practice of any athleticexercise as a means of livelihood or pecuniary gain . (This definition is subjectto certain exceptions set out in the rules of the Australian Amateur FootballCouncil . )

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LAST WEEK'S RESULTSA SECTIO N

Caulfield Gram 6 .7 10 .11 13 .17Monash Blue 1 .4 3.4 5.7

17 .21-1238 .10- 58

CAULFIELD GRAM . : G. Fletcher 3, Mor-phet 3, R . Fletcher 2, Voyage 2, Williams 2,Goold 2, Lester, G. Tootell, Griffiths . Best:McNicol, S . McLaughlin, Morphet, P. Mc-Laughlin, Lester, Clark .

MONASH BLUES : Flett 3, Staunton,Booth, Golding, Gallagher, Drysdale . Best :Marshall, Booth, Amor, Smith, Carlton,Hildebrand.

St Bernards OC 5 .4 7.7 10.9 12.8 - 90Uni Reds 1.5 7.5 9.8 12.11- 83

ST. BERNARD'S OC : Angel 5, Phelan 2,Sullivan, Burgin, Mahoney, Mitchell, Dren-nan . Best: Angel, Amott, Ginnivan, King,Rackham, O'Leary .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Voigt 5, Forge 2,Renowden 2, Nicholls 2, Vivian . Best : White,Trumble, Voigt, Hickey, Tucker, Pleydell .

Coburg 5.4 14 .10 15 .11 22 .17-149Ivanhoe 3.5 6.5 10.7 12.10- 82

COBURG: Cleary 6, King 4, N . Beattie 4,Callesen 3, Zanon, Willoughby, A. Handley,Booth, Gillingham . Best: Cleary, N . Beattie,Emselle, A. Handley, King, M. Handley .

IVANHOE : Hick 3, Crompton 3, Neale 2,Quinlivan, Deane, McWhinnie, Ireland .Best: Rojo, Ireland, Renshaw, Baker, Har-tney, Neale .

North OB 6.6 8.8 12.11 19 .16-130Geelong 1.1 4.5 5.9 8.11- 59

NORTH OLD BOYS : Spurling 5, Curley 5,Power 2, Holdstock 2, Joss, Wilson, Peasnell,O'Neill, Crooks . Best : Wilson, Power, Crooks,O'Connor, Drew, Spurling .

GEELONG: Lowcock 4, E . Smith 3, Poyn-ton . Best : E . Smith, David, Lawler, Wookey,Birrell, Andrews .

Ormond 0.3 5 .5Old Paradians 5.4 7 .4

6 .11 12 .19- 919.5 9.6 - 60

ORMOND: Pearce 4, Wood 3, Graham 2,I . Cameron 2, Ladd . Best: Murphy, Wood,Pearce, Graham, I . Cameron, Crumpton .

OLD PARADIANS : Mount 3, Duke 2,Bahen, Burt, Gilmartin, Tellefson . Best:Hart, Burt, Duke, Tellefson, Kendall, Mount .

B SECTION

Reservoir OB 2 .1 10.10 14.11 21 .22-1DeLaSalle OC 1 .4 1.6 2.12 5.12-

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Massey 4, NCrohan 4, Martin 2, Grose 2, DevlinAyres 2, R . Shepherd 2, Bates, D. ScoArcher. Best: Martin, Massey, Bates, Arch(R. Shepherd, Trevascus .

DE LA SALLE : Dunne 2, M . Bourke, NInerney, Glover. Best : Lyons, M. BourlsHalasa, Bothe, Dorizzi .

MHS Old Boys 6 .3 8.5 13.11 15.17-1Old Scotch Coll 1 .5 6.8 8.15 12 .17-

MHS OLD BOYS : R. Harley 6, Newm;3, Morrison 2, Adams, Rees, Lolatgis, Talor. Best : Silberberg, Malone, Todd, LolatgiMorrison, Ternes .

OLD SCOTCH : Anderson 4, R . EvansClarke 2, Marks, Tallent, Sloan, RogersoBest : Addison, Symington, Anderson, KCford, Rogerson, Alder .

Old Carey Gram 3.2 7.6 13 .7 18 .10-1Kew 3.5 6 .10 9 .12 12 .16- 7

OLD CAREY GR . : Bell 7, Glenn 3, Freman 2, Maloney 2, Steele, Cook, Chapma .Dick. Best: Birrell, Freeman, Bell, Chapma .Shaw, Cook.

KEW: Smith 3, Nihill 2, L . McEwanBarclay, Hayes, Mitchell, Clay, HampsoiBest : McGinley, Hayes, Mitchell, ListeLyons, Smith .

University Black 7.0 13.4 18.6 21.10-1iAssumption OC 1.1 5.8 6.10 11 .13-

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Forrest 7, EatonLipshut 2, Moffat 2, Wood, Crow, Kin~Llewellyn, McLean, Fisher . Best : Christolherson, Lipshut, Forrest, Eaton, Johnson, :Costello .

ASSUMPTION OC : Tuck 4, O'DonnellAvery 2, Pavone, Renwick . Best : O'DonnelBristow, Avery, Caswell, Stuart, Tuck .

Collegians 2.3 10 .13 12.17 21 .18-14Old Trinity Gr 4.4 5.5 12.8 14.12- 9

COLLEGIANS : Moodie 5, Munn 5, TromF4, Ross 3, Pryor 2, Rice, Zent . Best : TromplZent, Pryor, Rice, Symons, Ross .

OLD TRINITY: G. Fellows 4, C . Fellow2, Peers 2, Johnston 2, Quarterman 2, Gra

n Christie. Best : R. Kennedy, Dart, G . Fe]lows, S . Emerson, Beer, Quarterman .

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Last Week's ResultsC SECTION

Old Halley 2 .1 8.4 9.8 13.14- 92Power House 1 .7 2.10 7.12 9 .12- 6 6

OLD HAILEYBURY: Curtis 3, D . Batt 2Phillips 2, McQueen 2, Houghton, Cocks,Marshall, Storrer . Best : Bowring, Cocks,Jessep, Marshall, Shapter, Warnock.

POWER HOUSE: Coloe 2, Upton, Sykes,Shewan, Daskalou, Sibraa, Godfrey, Naish .Best: Hadjigerorgiou, Naish, Peters, AnglinColoe, Shewan .

,Fairfield 2 .6 6.13 11 .14 16 .23-119Old Xaverians

FAIRFIELD : Chapman 5, Wykes 4, Hyland 3,Woodhead 2, Keane, Fitzgerald . Best : Hume,Walsh, Wykes, Chapman, Alexander, Richard-son .

OLD XAVERIANS: Goalkickers do nottally with scores . Best : O'Brien, O'Shaugh-nessy, Schrader, Briggs, Keaney, Quinn .

Old Melburnians 3 .4 9.7 15.12 19 .15-129St Kilda CBOC 4.3 8.9 9.11 13.13- 9 1

OLD MELBURNIANS : Rogers 4, Miller 3,Loughlin 2, Robertson 2, Mumme 2, Elam,Dick, Collier, Weir, Sharp, Rattray . Best:Roberson, Rogers, Loughlin, Rudd, Weir,Elam .

ST . KILDA CBOC: Goalkickers, best play-ers not received .

Old Brighton Gr 7.7 10.9 19.11 20.16-136Parkside 3.2 6.5 10.8 17.10-112

OLD BRIGHTON: Agar 5, Watkins 5,Devine 2, MacKenzie 2, A . Mullett 2,J . Shepherd 2, T . Shepherd 2 . Best:Agar, Reid, J. Shepherd, A . Mullett, Thomas,I . Mullett .

PARKSIDE : Sammutt 5, P. Johnston 4,B . Harvey 3, F. Findley 2, Eames, Felle,Napolitano . Best : Clarke, Sammutt, Eames,P . Johnston, Ridd, B . Harvey .

National Bank 5.4 8.7 12.11 12 .13- 85UHS Old Boys 3.2 5.7 7.11 11 .18- 8 4

NATIONAL BANK : Bentley 3, Bush 2,Morris 2, Munro 2, McTaggart, Allen, Pod-ger . Best : A. Brooke, Allen, L . Brooke,Morris, Munro, Rodger.

UHS OLD BOYS : Flavel 2, Hagart 2, Mc-Mahon 2, Martini 2, Reid, Kinnear, Hunan .Best : Flavel, Hagart, Boag, Kinnear, Mc-Mahon, Watt .

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Alphington 2.1 9.5 11 .8 15.9 - 99State Sav Bank 5.1 6.1 10.5 13.8 - 86

ALPHINGTON : Shearer 3, Wayman 2,Cecil 2, Roberts 2, McKay 2, Eaton 2, Hall,Shea. Best : Shearer, Cecil, Smith, Williams,Wayman, Adams .

STATE SAVINGS BANK : Julier 5, Wright2, Inglis 2, Dumbrell, Lake, Wynd, Francis .Best : Brennan, Morrison, Roberts, Castanelli,Julier, Evans.

St Kevins OB 3 .6 7.7 13 .14 17 .14-116Old Geelong Gr 4.0 7.2 7.3 ' 10 .6 - 66

ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Sheehan 9, Ran-dies 2, Low 2, Evans, B . Johnson, McArdle,C . Molan . Best : King, Sheehan, McArdle,Lodge, Fernon, Gallaugher.

OLD GEELONG : Dowell 4, Clarke 2, Maren-daz, Baulch, Carroll, McGuiness . Best :Marendaz, Aitchison, Steven Anderson, Car-rol, Yencken, Spiden.

Hampton Rovers 4 .2 8.6 11 .8 14 .17-101LaTrobe Blacks 1 .1 1 .3 5.5 8.6 - 54

HAMPTON ROVERS : Rolls 4, Rudd 3,Jones 3, Shanks 2, Bennett, Stephanavicous .Best : Rudd, Leeming, Bird, Slattery, Ryan,R . Huckett .

LaTROBE BLACKS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

C'Wealth Bank 2.4 5.7 6.13 13 .15- 93Brunswick 5.2 9.3 11.7 13.8 - 86

C'WEALTH BANK: Eales 4, Hayes 2, Mc-Crimmon 2, Thompson, Carroll, Radford,Curtin, J . White . Best : Petrynuik, Eales, J .White, Borrack, Dick, Anderson .

BRUNSWICK: Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

Marcellin OC 4 .0 11 .5 12 .6 18 .11-119St Patricks OC 3 .3 5.3 13 .7 18 .8 -11 6

MARCELLIN OC : P . Gartner 9, Dwyer 3,Allen 2, Jolley, Mahon, Shaw, Toohey. Best :Dwyer, J . Gartner, P . Gartner, Mahon,Welch, Delmo .

ST PATRICKS OC : Shannon 8, W . Mahar2, G . Clarke 2, T . Clarke, George, Tobin, B .year, O'Connor, Richardson . Best: Shannon,J . Cribbes, W. Mahar, T. Clarke, George,Love .


Last Week's Results - continuedE SECTION

Old C'weii Gr 9.5 14.7 19.12 27 .13-175ANZ Bank 1.0 4.4 5.5 7.8 - 50

OLD CAMBERWELL : Waterworth 6, Bur t5, Gretgrix 4, D. Mehan 3, McCallum 2,Stafford 2, R . Hanson, Hughes, Mullett, I .Williams, I . Buckeridge. Best : I . Williams,McCallum, Mullett, Allan, M . Williams, Burt .

ANZ BANK: McCutcheon 4, Dancer, Gil-roy-Scott, Harper. Best: Roache, McCutc-heon, Crough, Jackson, Bourke, Kirby .

F SECTION

St Bedes OC 7.0 7.4 9.6 14.9 - 9LaTrobe Red 1.2 4.7 9 .9 11 .12- 7

ST BEDES OC: Signoretti 6, Evans 4Graf, Butler, Petrie, Terrell . Best: BradburyKean, Kurth, Terrell, Campbell, Evans .

LaTROBE REDS : Kerr 6, Langford 2, Porter 2, Hardeman . Best : L. Cowling, PorterKerr, McElwain, S . Brown, J . Drew.

Elsternwick 5.2 9.8 15.14 24.19-163Footscray ITOB 5.3 9.5 12.7 16.10-106

ELSTERNWICK: Rosewarne 9, Blythman 3,Zimmer 2, P . Mahoney 2, Street, Menzies .A . Ramsay, Edgar, Freer, Everett, Mavros,Eaton . Best : J. Perkins, Berns, Zimmer,Rosenwarne, Everett, Scholfield .

FOOTSCRAY TCOB: Leonard 4, Wilson 3,Scetrine 2, C . Deluca, T . Deluca, Findlay,Park, Fletcher, Dilks, Mlikotic. Best: Galvin,Wilson, Absolom, T . Deluca, Park, Mlikotic .

AJAX 3.4 4.12 12 .12 16 .13-109AMP Society 3.5 8.6 11 .9 15.10-10 0

AJAX : Rozen 5, Stillman 2, Wolper 2,Hampel, Jurberg, Friedman, Janover, Morley,Bialer, Ritterman. Best: Rubenstein, Ritter-man, Segal, Fein, Janover, Goldfarb .

AMP SOCIETY: Roulston 7, Jenkins 2,Reed 2, Plueckhann, Jones, Gates, Lane'Best : Roulston, Plueckhann, Munro, Jones .

Old Ivanhoe Gr 4.5 8.11 15.20 20.23-143Glenhuntly 2.3 3.4 4.5 6.5 - 4 1

OLD IVANHOE GR . : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

GLENIIUNTLY: Warner 2, McIntosh 2Bristow, Needham . Best: McLaren, Valle,Warner, Turner, Toohey .

Fawkner 1 .0 8.6 10.13 16 .18-11 ,Monash Whites 1 .3 1.5 5.11 6 .15- 5;

FAWKNER : Ciavola 4, Ferguson 4, Thoma :4, Cash, Foley, F. McMahon, Pepyat . BestCiavola, Foley, G . McMahon, Graham, FMcMahon, Thomas .

MONASH WHITES : Brett-Young 2, SmithPeacock, O'Shea, Halliday . Best : RyanTyquin, O'Shea, Love, Holloway, Wettenhal l

University Reds 3 .4 6.8 12.14 13.15- 93Old Mentonians 3.3 8.9 10.11 12.14- 8 6

UNI REDS : Lowe 2, Kovess 2, Knee 2,Staunton 2, Liypshut 2, King, Gleeson, Burke .Best : Hirst, P . Smith, Kenny, Ashton, Selth,King .

OLD ME NTONIANS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

North Brunswick 7.2 8.3 12 .8 13.9 - 87Dook & Long OC 3 .1 6.8 6.8 9.11- 65

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Scullin 2, Fox 2,Butler 2, Hamilton, Handley, Trilucio, I .Duncan, Trotter, R . Payne, Giacobbe. Best :Fox, Kenny, Scullin, B . Duncan, Heywood,Butler .

D& L OC: Neale 2, Kitchen 2, Sanders 2,Christie, R . Osmond, Clark. Best : Gavin,Stephens, Christie, Williams, Neale .

West Brunswick a bye I Thornbury a bye


Last Week's Results - continuedJUNIOR SECTION 1

Ivanhoe 5.6 11.9 16.12 26 .14-170Hampton Scouts 2 .3 4.10 7.13 12 .15- 8 7

IVANHOE : G . Dean 8, Palmer 4, Allison 3,%\ [se 2, Hutchison 2, Van 2, Towner 2,Clarke, Field, Peterson . Best : Van, G . Dean,~lllson, Peterson, Watkins, Stewart.

HAMPTON SCOUTS : Goalkickers do nottally with scores . Best : Diamond, A . Thomp-son, Roulent, Benson, Donaldson, Young .

University Blue 5.3 9.6 17.10 20 .15-135Old Scotch Coll 5 .2 9.5 10.5 11 .7 - 73

UNI BLUES : R. Taylor 4, Langdon 4,Westmore 3, Hager 3, McNiece 2, Parry 2,p . Taylor, Heinz . Best: McLachlan, West-more, P . Taylor, Bartlett, Wilson, Hager .

OLD SCOTCH: Moulds 5, Perry 2, HeggieKenna 2 . Best : Moulds, Logan, Heggie,

tipeer, Simpson, Perry .

Monash Uni 1 .3 8.8 11 .9 17.10-112Power House 6.5 7.7 12 .10 12 .12- 84

MONASH UNI : Whitton 6, Webb 3, C .Moore 2, Sunberg 2, Lawley 2, Hargreaves,Merry. Best: Lucas, Webb, Rosenhain, Merry,Whitton, Rosengarten .

POWER HOUSE : Yuille 4, Aitchison 3,Sing 2, Driscoll, Hazeldine, Butcher . Best :1 . Alexander, McClennan, Yuille, Sing,Aitchison, Allen .

Ormond 3.1 3.4 8.6 11.13- 79University Black 3.6 4.12 8.15 9.15- 69

ORMOND : Fisher 3, Wood 2, Hughes,Humphries, Chapman, Gillies, Smyth, Beilby .Best : Crump, Graham, Hammond, Cooper,Reynolds, Buckley .

UNI BLACKS: Steele 3, Perrett 2, Carter2, Ryan, Holmes . Best: Bateman, P. King,Dynon, White, Perrett, Lester .

North Old Boys 4.3 6.8 11.11 15.12-102St Bernard's OC 2.6 4.7 6.8 12.9 - 8 1

NORTH OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received.

ST BERNARDS OC: Thomas 6, Santamaria3, Thompson, Angel, MacDonough . Best:Santamaria, Angel, Kavanagh, Scerri,Thomas, Egan .

CoburgAJAX

5.3 9.8 18.12 26 .16-1722.2 4.2 4.4 5.4 - 34

COBURG : Tolley 6, Cleary 4, Symons 3,G . Hughes 3, Ryland 3, Finlay 2, McCarthy2, Pettigrove, Ferraro, MacDougall . Best :Scanlon, MacDougall, Archipow, Liddle, Tol-ley, M . Hughes.

AJAX: Bluszteio 2, Selzer 2, Dudakov .Best: Aarons, Widerman, Selzer, Greenberg,Bluzer.

St Bede's OC 4.3 8.10 11 .12 16 .12-108Caulfield Gr 0.0 0.4 0.7 6.9 - 45

ST BEDES OC : Scorgie 4, G . Mulcahy 3,Fogarty 3, L'Huillier, Tyquin, Evans, Dirkin,Boomgardt, Earp . Best: Scorgie, McCarthy,Dirkin, Sullivan, G . Mulcahy, Ginnivan .

CAULFIELD GRAM. : Spooner 2, Bierwirth,Wallace, Irvine, Speed. Best : Bierwirth,Waxman, Boyes, Brewin, Hockridge, Mc-Laughlin .

Old Brighton Gr 6.3 13.6 18.9 24.15-159West Brunswick 1 .4 3.8 7.10 12.10- 8 2

OLD BRIGHTON : lanoco 6, Johnston 4,Tapp 4, Gutteridge 3, Riddell 2, Finkemeyer2 . Butler, Evans, Gardner . Best : Downie,lanoco, Weeks, Burnell, Gutteridge, Johns-ton .

WEST BRUNSWICK : Guatta 4, Close 4,Callander 2, Roussos 2. Best: Allen, Clarke,Filipek, Holt, Muscat, Roussos .

Old Paradian 4 .4 11.9 16.12 20 .21-141Fairfield 2.3 3.3 4.6 6.7 - 43

OLD PARADIANS : Goalkickers, best play-ers'not received .

FAIRFIELD: Goalkickers, best players notreceived.

ParksideNational Bank

5.6 18.14 27.20 37 .28-2503.5 3.7 3.8 4.9 - 33

PARKSIDE : No goalkickers supplied . Best :Bastow, Grummisch, Sweeney, Gough, Cot-ton, Hennessy .

NATIONAL BANK : Borserio 2,Miller . Best : Jenkinson, Borserio,Rogerson, Evans, Toose .

Beverley Hills a bye

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 12, 1973

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Fullerton,Fullerton ,

Last Week's Result sA RESERVE SECTION

Caulfield Gr 5.0 8.5 16.6 18.7 -115

Monash Blue 2.1 4.4 10.7 16.9 -105

CAULFIELD GRAM : Butcher 5, Lupson 4,Worthington 4, M . Tamblyn 2, Monotti, R .Mathieson, W . Watson . Best: Butcher, G .Tamblyn, Worthington, Gerrand, Kerry,Andrews .

MONASH BLUES : Hirons 5, Kelly 4,Dohnt 3, Mutimer 2, Foster, Harrison . Best-'Knight Hunter, Hirons, Kelly, Dohnt, Seph-ton .

St Bernards OC 0.7 2.11 4.16 7 .17- 59University Blues 2 .2 5.5 7.6 8.6 - 5 4

ST BERNARDS OC : McCann 2, Hogan,Marasco, M . Perrett, J . Harvey, Hancox .Best: Marasco, J . Perrett, Hogan, O'Callag-han, Rizzoli, Kennedy .

UNI BLUES: Deacon 3, Dunin 2, Holland2, Rendell . Best : Ross, Schroeter, Marshall,Weston, Maxwell, Holland .

Coburg 3 .4 5.4 7.9 9.10- 64Ivanhoe 0.2 1.6 2.6 6.7 - 4 3

COBURG: Cox 4, Hutchison, Walker,Seath, Green . Best: Green, Webb,

Williams, Cox, J . Clark, Wills .

IVANHOE : Lonergan 2, Gillin 2, Davey,Rigoni . Best: Gillin, Pitson, Hecker, Rigoni,Beattie, Hutton .

North Old Boys 1.4 5.10 6.12 7.15- 57Geelong 1.2 3.3 6.4 7.5 - 47

NORTH OLD BOYS : Russell 2, Joss 2,Maguire, Fitzpatrick Best : Leeack,

O'Keeffe, Russell, Hennessy, Borcich, Young .

GEELONG : Poulton 2, Herd 2, Tucker, S .Fitzgerald, Sheringham . Best: Finn, Poulton,Sheringham, N . Gill, Barton, Herd .

Ormond 4.7 5.7 7.11 11 .13- 79Old Paradians 0.2 1 .7 2.7 4.8 - 32

ORMOND : Lepage 3, Richardson 2, Dexter2, Leetham, Fitts, Joakim, Briggs . Best :Turner, Richardson, Dexter, Fitts, Hammond,Minchington .

OLD PARADIANS : R . Booth 3 Fay. Best :W . Booth, L. Tudor, Fay, Tomkins, P . Car-roll, Dowling .

continuedB RESERVE SECTION

Reservoir OB 8.4 10.4 18.8 21.9 -13DeLaSalle OC 1.0 4.2 4.2 6.5 - 4

RESERVOIR OB : W. Byrne 4, T . O'Brie3, Letson 3, Laing 3, Laird 3, Veith 2, GJ . Massey 2, Aston . Best : T. O'Brien, LaingAston, W . Byrne, Letson, Veith .

DE LA SALLE : Sherman 2, Brace, Sandilands, Kelleher, Sheppard . Best : KingstonSandilands, Donegan, Rapone, Beers, Perkin S

.

Old Scotch Coll 0 .3 4.4 7.11 13 .13- 9MHS Old Boys 0.5 4.10 7.10 8 .13- 6

OLD SCOTCH : McLean 4, Walker 4Henderson 2, Moffatt Leong, Taylor . BestSowden, Booth, Henderson, Walker, McLeanNickless .

MHS OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, best players not received .

Kew 2.3 3.6 5.8 8.11- 55Old Carey Gram 0 .3 2.3 6.5 7.5 - 4 7

KEW: King 3, Lee, Davey, White, Cavan-agh, McPherson . Best : Pierce, Orchard,Crowe, Lee, Wailes, Corcoran .

OLD CAREY : Craig 3, Jenkins 2, Clarke,Goode . Best: Ewan, England, Goode, Hames,Haines, Allen .

Uni Blacks 2.9 2.12 6.16 7.19- 61Assumption OC 1.0 3.4 3.8 4.9 - 3 3

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

ASSUMPTION OLD COL . : Torpey, Beau-mont, J. Shaw, O'Halloran . Best: Phyland,Beaumont, Kelly, T . Fitz, Byrne, Keaney.

Old Trinity Gr 3.0 4.4 8.6 10 .8 - 68Collegians 2 .4 2.5 3.6 7.9 - 5 1

OLD TRINITY: King 4, Vaughn 2, Smith,Stockdale, Kelly, Leaper . Best : Clingin,Birrell, Bartley, J . Day, Leaper, Stockdate .

COLLEGIANS : Ellis 2, Ferguson 2, Dent,Lockwood, Opie. Best : MacDonald, Lock-wood, Cox, Williamson, Makenzie, Ellis.


Last Week's Results ® continuedC RESERVE SECTION

Old Hailey 4.2 5.3 10.8 12.8 - 80

Power House 2.2 4.8 4.10 5.14- 44

OLD HAILEYBURY : Bonwick 3, Urquhart2, Troup 2, 'Langford 2, Plunkett, Galt,Mehegan . Best : Abbott, Bonwick, Galt, Pas-salaqua, Troup, Urquhart .

POWER HOUSE : Stapleton 3, Clark 2 .Best : Madden, Stapleton, Vague, Bartlett,Clark, Fitzsimmons .

Fairfield 3.1 8.4 10.6 11.8 - 74

old Xaverians 0 .3 2.5 3.10 4 .11- 35

FAIRFIELD: Sullivan 3, Zerella 2, Grey 2,Fitzpatrick, Herbstreit, Dunne, Bruckner .Best : Bruckner, Patchett, Wearne, Zerella,Grey, Toohey .

OLD XAVERIANS : Naughton 2, Meehan,Moore. Best: William, Prowse, Hogan, Cre-mean, Naughton, Moore.

St Kilda CBOC 3 .3 6.3 9.9 9.11- 65

Old Melbu rnians 1.0 8.2 8.2 8.5 - 53

ST KILDA CBOC : Goalkickers, best play-ers not received .

OLD MELBURNIANS: Stuckey 2, Thomas2, Miller, Cordner, Gilbert, Alder . Best:Hepworth, Stuckey, Thompson, Cleaver,Brown, Gilbert .

Parkside 3.4 6.7 8.14 10 .15- 75

Old Brighton Gr 2 .3 5.8 6.8 8.8 - 56

PARKSIDE : Poyntz 3, Tennent 3, Mc-Namara, Maxwell, Kernaghan, Paspalis . Best:Jordan, Kernaghan, Thomas, Ray, Moore,Maxwell, Pettis .

OLD BRIGHTON : Kendall 2, Hamilton 2,Millis, Castle, Clarke, Trotter . Best: Edmond-son, Castle, Clarke, M . Wood, Millis, Hug-gills .

UHS Old Boys 3 .1 6.2 9.7 10.7 - 67

National Bank 1 .1 3.5 6.7 7.12- 54

UHS OLD BOYS : Evans 4, Iliopulos 2,Merin, Masenhelder, Barringer, Wade. Best:Masenhelder, Duican, Evans, Blake, Merlo,Morrell .

NATIONAL BANK : Bate 2, Wall 2, Brown,Arcadiou, Guinea . Best : Arcadiou, Wall,Guinea, W. Mumford, Brown, Cooper.

D RESERVE SECTION

Alphington 0.1 3 .3

State Sav Bank 2 .6 3 .7

5.3 8.7 - 55

4.10 6.11- 4 7

ALPHINGTON : Hayes 3, Grant 2, Brown,Newman, Puddy . Best: Gross, I . Harris,Mitchell, Newman, Grant, Hartigan.

STATE SAVINGS BANK : Cowell 2, Hor-wood, Holloway, Tobin, Vines . Best: Tobin,Muir, Barnes, Stafford, Price, Cowell .

Old Geelong Gr 4 .3 8 .4 10 .8St Kevin's OB 3 .1 6.6 7.8

12.10- 82

7.8 - 5 0

OLD GEELONG : Stewart Anderson 4,Godfrey 3, Fraser 2, Collins, MacGregor,Whalley. Best : Stewart Anderson, Fraser,Godfrey, Reid, Holland, Ross .

ST KEVINS OLD BOYS : Neal 3, Willis 2,Sherman, Boyd. Best : McCauley, Willis,O'Malley, Rolle, Boyd, O'Connell .

Hampton Rovers 5 .7 9.9 16.15 22.17-149

LaTrobe Blacks 2 .1 2.4 6.5 8.5 - 5 3

HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 5, Young 5,Mirabito 3, Kelly 3, Kitson, K . English,Bidey, Hartshorn, Devery, Deplar . Best :Macnish, Young, Kelly, Devery, Mirabito,Combe .

LaTROBE BLACKS : Goalkickers, best play-ers not received .

C'wealth Bank

Brunswick

4 .5 10 .6 13 .8 16 .11-107

1 .0 1.1 1.2 1.2 - 8

C'WEALTH BANK : Hayes 6, Rogerson 3,Thynne 3, Tyler 2, Simms, Dunkley. Best :Milton, Hayes, Dunkley, Scott, Thynne,Simms .

BRUNSWICK : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

Marcellin OC

St. Patricks OC

2.4 7 .7 8.8 9.14- 68

2.1 6.1 7.6 8.8 - 5 6

MARCELLIN OC: Gregory 4, Harman 3,Clarebrough, Holland . Best: Holmes, Cooley,Watson, A'Hern, Gregory, Mathews .

ST PATRICKS OC : Abbott 3, VanWegan,Hynes, Teasdale, Christina, Reid. Best :Hynes, Waterman, Browne, O'Meara, Reid,Abbott .


Last Week's ResultsE RESERVE SECTION

Old C'well Gr 2 .1 6.4 10.7 16 .8 -104ANZ Bank 2.3 3.4 6.6 6.8 - 44

OLD CAMBERWELL : P . Hanson 9, Connor3, R . Hanson 2, McPhail, Quick . Best : Con-nor, R . Hanson, Robinson, Gale, P . Hanson,Quick.

ANZ BANK : Amor 2, Fehring, Harnetty,Knight, R . Laird . Best: Harnetty, Kelly,Fehring, McDonald, Walsh, Penhale .

Elsternwick 4.5 11.7 12.9 13.14- 92Footscray ITOB 0 .1 1 .1 2.4 2.4 - 1 6

ELSTERNWICK: Stevens 4, Curtain 3,Burge 2, P. Mahoney, Wilson, R . Scott, Jen-kin . Best : P . Scott, Molyneaux, Campbell,Wilson, Curtain, Taylor.

FOOTSCRAY TCOB : Matthews, James .Best: Cope, Bannister, L. Hoyne, Taylor, T .Hoyne, Matthews .

AMP Society 4.6 7.8 10.11 13 .13- 91AJAX 0.1 2.3 2.4 5.6 - 3 6

AMP SOCIETY : Formby 5, Waller 2, Booth2, I . Henderson, Ferrall, Crompton, Gilbert .Best : Ferrall, Waller, Booth, Moor, Cromp-ton, Browne .

AJAX : P. Grossberg 2, Brott, Zaks, Shmerl-ing . Best : Robin, Fayman, Borensztajn, P.Grossberg .

Old Ivanhoe Gr 5.5 9.12 16 .14 21 .16-142Gienhuntly 0.2 2.3 2.3 3.5 - 2 3

OLD IVANHOE GR : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

GLENHUNTLY: Cook, Bristow, Sorrell .Best : Bristow, Barton, Tidd, Sorrell .

continuedF RESERVE SECTION

LaTrobe Reds 3 .8 5.10 7.13 8 .14- 62St Bede's OC 3.2 6.6 7.7 8 .10- 5 8

LaTROBE REDS: Stokes 2, Sturgess 2,M . Badham, R . Badham, Butler, Robinson

.Best : Barry, Sturgess, M . Badham, O'Shea,Gleeson, Sutherland .

ST BEDES OC : Bowden 3, Irving 2, For-syth, Stanes, A. Hester. Best : Irving, A .Hester, Hall, M . Ryan, Dwyer, Bowden .

Monash Whites 2.1 4.2 5.3 6.5 - 41Fawkner 1.2 4.5 4.6 5.8 - 3 8

MONASH WHITES : Farnsworth 3, Powell,Phillips, Burley . Best : Farnsworth, Tooley,Barnes, Wolfe, Bowden, McKenzie .

FAWKNER : D . Groves, P . Mills, T . Mills,Pitcher, J . Stapleton . Best: J. Stapleton,Stewart, Pitcher, McKay, Devlin, T . Mills .

Old Mentonians 5 .1 9.4 9.7 11.10- 76Uni Reds 3.2 3.5 4.7 5.8 - 38

OLD MENTONIANS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received.

UNI REDS : Patykowski 2, Dobson 2,Booth . Best : Courtis, Patykowski, McLean .Leong, Proud, Booth .

North Brunswick 5.4 7.5 9.10 12 .11- 83Dook & Long OC 1 .0 2.3 2.3 4.7 - 31

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Archibald 2, Davies 2,Stewart 2, Raleigh 2, I . Carlin, Hysen, Gur-ney, McFarlane . Best : Hysen, Davies, Ral-eigh, R . Walsh, Ferraro, Cioccio .

DOOKIE & LONG . OC: Price, Hassett,Deangelis, Candler. Best: Thorson, Candler,White, Deangelis, Osmond, Hore .

West Brunswicka bye I Thornbury a bye


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BALL BRIEFSBANKERS' COACH PASSES 250

MAR KCommonwealth Bank congratulate

Tony Borrack who plays his 250thsenior game today . Tony -joined theclub in 1959 and has also playedone reserve game and 12 junior gam-es . His goal tally is 96 senior, 1 re-serve and 18 junior. Tony won theclub best and fairest in 1964, 1965and 1967 and represented Victoria in1965 . Captain of the club for a recordnumber of years 1965 to 1970, andcoach for seasons 1972 and 1973, addto his impressive record .

Similarities exist between his styleand temporary (?) record holder AlanKirby who played 254 games . Bothwere centremen, both won 3 bestand fairest trophies and both kicked2-1 whilst playing for Victoria. Needwe add both are club life members.

AND A CENTURY TOOGood luck to Wayne McCrimmon

who plays his 100th senior game forCommonwealth Bank today . Waynejoined the club in 1968 and has kick-ed 45 goals . He won the club bestand fairest in 1972 and has neverbeen relegated to the reserves.

CENTURY TO IVANHOE MANNeil Dean, who comes from one o f

Ivanhoe's greatest ever football fami-lies, plays his one hundredth gamefor the club today. Neil captainedthe Juniors in 1971,' and won the bestand fairest trophy in a very goodside. Since then, Neil has been aregular member of the senior eigh-teen . His strong marking, particular-ly overhead, is an example to young-er players around the club. Neil sprowess on the field is matched onlyby his great club spirit off the field .Congratulations to one of the greatcharacters at Ivanhoe on a wonderfu lhundred games .

DOUBLE CENTURY TO OLDXAVIER STALWAR T

All amateur footballers and sup-porters will want to join with OldXaverians in congratulating DickStanley who is playing his 200th gametoday. Gentleman Dick started with usin 1959 and since that time has repre-sented Victoria and been a mainstayfor old Xavier . Dick is now trying topass "Rats" for the toal of gamesplayed from the way the latter is be-having he should have no worries .

100 UP AT DE LA SALLECongratulations to Mick McInerney

of De La Salle on reaching the 100 .Mick, now one of the married bri-gade, is still managing to producethe goods . He was appointed cap-tain of the reserves for this seasonand has shown such great form thathe has played the last couple of gam-es in the seniors . From all at "DeLa" we wish Mick all the best fortoday and hope now that he sets hissights for 200 games .

50'S AND 100 OUT COBURG WAY

Congratulations to Terry Henry andWayne Tolley on playing their 50thgame with Coburg Juniors . An eventof note is the celebration of his 100thgame in the Coburg colours by JeffSymons who together with his elderbrother Peter are third generationCoburg identities, their father BobSymons was a defender with Coburgand his father Bert Symons is a Life-Member and still a staunch supporter.

All at National Bank wish to con-gratulate Bob Evans and "Stewie"Miller on their 50th games recently .The club's best and fairest from lastyear, Bob is again giving his oppon-ents plenty of trouble while "Stewie"is playing his best football ever andburning on a flank . Well done fellasand all the best for the next 50 .


SOCIAL NOTES

A "fancy dress" dance will be heldin the Ormond club rooms next week(May 19th) . The social committeeare confident of a good night afterhe success of the first dance two

weeks ago. An excellent band andsupper will be provided . Bookingsare now open for the dinner to beheld at the 'Baron Of Beef' Restau-rant on Saturday June 16th . Thelimit is 50 couples and it is "fillingfast. Enquiries with Barry Hayes orPaul Dexter .

TRIBUNAL

(April 7th Round)

J . McKernan (West Brunswick) wasfound guilty of striking and kickingJ. Stevens (Old Ivanhoe Gram.) andsuspended for the remainder of the1973 season.

(April 28th Round)

R. Stewart (Ivanhoe) was foundguilty of elbowing P. De Young(Monash Blues) and suspended forfour matches .


fA if SECTION TEAM~mtCN

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CAULFIELD GRAM .1 MacDonald, R.2 Long, J . McK .3 Lester, A . A .4 Tamblyn, M . J .5 . Peters M .6 Dickeson, O .7 Miller, R . J .8 Butcher, J .9 Fletcher, R.

10 Williams, D .11 Tootell, G. (c )

COBURG1 Cleary, P . R .2 Handley, A . J .3 Seath, R . A .4 Cox, R. J .5 King, R . A.6 . Shanahan R . W .

~ 7 Green, G. V .Z 8 Warfe, G. L . (c)M 9 Sabri, J .

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GEELONG

12 Coventry, G . 23 Craven, G .13 Fox, G . 24 Goold, A .14 Mathieson, I . G. 25 McNicol, L .15 McLauahiin, P. (vc)26 Griffiths, J .16 MaLaugh lin, S. 27 Geddes, R .17 Clark, D. 28 Mathieson, A18 Upstill, T . 29 Fletcher, G .19 Morphett, B. 30 Andrews, D,20 Tamblyn, G . C. 31 . Lupson P . J .21 Watson, W. 31 Avery, T .22 George, T . 32 Criswick, K .

Coach : John Caspers ;33 Tootell, T . S . 44 Chaffey, A.34 White, B . 45 Middleton, A .

(dvc) 35 Kerry, S .36 Worthington,37 Vaynge, G .38 Pearson, R .39 Brewin, T .40 Rutledge, G .41 Hartley, G .42 Collins, R .43 White, W .

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10 Hibberd, B . W. 19 Webb, P. M .11 Beattie, N . J . (vc) 20 Saunders, G . G .12 . Clark, J . R . 21 Symons, P. R .1 3 Shea, D. 22 Ellis, R. F .14 Hutchison, M . A . 23 Clark, D . J .15 Callesen, P . G . 24 Kennealy, J . J .16 Gardner, R . L . 25 Beattie, L . K .17 Sullivan, G . F . 26 Grace, D. M .18 Ebbage, R . R . 27 Emselle, G . R .

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46 Gerrand, J .47 Lupson, P . J .48 Watson, R .49 McQueen, A, S .50 Bierworth, D .51 Jennings, R .52 Wilson, N .53 Waxman, B .54 Bitmead, D.

Rese rves : Ken Criswick55 Knowles, L.56 Monotti, A . J .57 Cox, F.58 Currey, C .59 Fischer, P.60 Nichol, C . A .

Coach : Alan Salter; Rese rves : Don Pearce28 Scanlon, T . G. 37 Royal, H . F . 46 Walker, A . J .29 Fox, K. J . 38 Taylor, J . F . 47 Clark, G . W .30 Sutherland, G . J . 39 Willoughby, N . L . 48 Jackson, G . S .31 Kent, J . R. 40 Lewis, P. J . 49 Gillingham, R P .32 Birch, R. D .33 Handley, M . W .34 Kelly, K . L .35 Zorzi, E . R .36 Zenon, A .

41 McFarlane, C . L . 50 Thomas, K . G .42 Booth, R . W. 51 Liddle, G. J .43 Williams, B . R . 52 Cleary, P. J .44 Leckie, N. R. 53 Burt, K .45 Sheehan, M . G. 54 Booth, R . W.

55 Tolley, W.

1 Andrews, K . T . 11 Casboult, J . R . 21 Poulton, I . R . (cr) 31 Barton, D . C.o(v~h) 4JohevaVastieAr ; LRese ~e~ RlosonellT .Morris

2 Smith, E . T . 12 Hamilton, D.W. 22 Birrell, P . C. 32 Richardson, D . B . 42 Gill, N . F. 53 Dennis, T . C .3HSmit

, amhse L. A . E. 14 Marshall, J G, 2

3J. 24 Collins, C . N. 3

3 P. F . 34 BnstowM J. 43

P . 44 Chlholm, R S. 56 ~ackerr G . N .5 Eddy, V . P . 15 Allden M. A. 25 Poy n"n 6 Wookey R tos, D. J . 35 Hunter, M. J . 45 Ross, D . J. 57 Herd, F. O .p 7 O 'Kane' J R . B

. (vc) 16 Brown, , T . F . 26 Collins, D . J . 36 Coad, R. J. 46 Foster, A. J. 59 Finn, S. J .'Kane, .O 8 h 17 Morris, R. J . 27 McArthur, D. A. J .37 Wilkiss, A. R. 47 Fitzgerald, R . D . 62 Toyne, D . J .Sheringam, R . J . 18 David, G . A . 28 Foster, R . J. 38 Lawler, R . J . 48 Revre, I . C. 63 Revie, P . J .W 9 Wilson, G . E . (c) 19 Betts, P . L . 29 Trevaskis, R . J . 39 Davis, I . W. 50 Austin, P. S. L . 64 Sing, D . J .D 10 Sullen, L. J . 20 Lowcock, G. R . 30 Fitzgerald, S. 40 Batten, D . L . 51 Casboult, R . A . 65 Baker, W .r-IVANHOE Coach

: John Benetti ; Reserves : Syd NealeZ I Hughes, H. A Berry, D. 15 Hick, R. 22 McBrien, J . 2 Robinson T 9 CaIlah 29 Plunkett, J . 36 Do Gueslin P

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an, M 16 Phrllrps, W. 23 Borchers, Grant 30 Fitzgerald, 3. 37 Cowell, W . 3 Ireland, A. 10 Hartney, D. 17 Renshaw, G . 24 Borchers, Greg . 31 Hecker, B . 38 Bartlett, D .4 Don, C . II Quinlivan, P. 18 Harris, V. 25 Jones, I . 32 Giles, P. 59 Finn, S. J .5 MeWhinnie, W . 12 Rojo, J . 19 Dickson, I . 26 Anchesci, E . 33 Giles, D .6 Baker, R . 13 Flanagan, P. 20 Worry, G. 27 Homesey, J . 34 Crompton, R .7 Oldmeadow, F . 14 Lonigan, J . 21 Dean, R . 28 Stewart, C. 35 Pitson, B.MONASH BLUES Coach

: Clive Laidiaw ; Reserves : Bill Harding-~ I Halliday, B. 12. McCrae, C. 23 Officer, N. 35 Van Den Akker, R . 47 Sundberg, P. 68 Dawson, D.~ 3 Flett, D . (vice-c) 13 Drysdale, A . 24 Hirons, M .4 Hopkins, P. 36 Carlton, L. 50 Sweetland, M . 70 James, K .14 Golding, P . 25 Nilbett, R. 37 Hughes, P. 51 Rosengarten, A . 71 O'Connel, M.2 Marshall, P. 15 Gallagher, C. 26 Staunton, J . 38 Alexander, K . 52 Harrison, W. 74 McCormick, A .5 Booth, R . (Capt.) 16 Kierman, B. 27 De Youna . 3o r-, r_ - ______`__ r --

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NORTH OLD BOYS1 Ad--, J . 4, 11 Powcr, K, J . (Sc) 21 O"Keetc, G .2 Rouis, L . 12 Welch, M. 22 Collings, J .3 Peasnell, P . 13 O'Neill, M. 23 Mendola, F .4 Joss, P . W. 14 Fennelly, P . 24 Maguire, D . B .5 Wilson, G . M . 15 O'Connor, B . 25 Sheehy, B . C .6 Carney, L . 16 Hennessy, G. 26 Hille, P .7 Spurling, B . 17 Robertson, N. 27 Drew, B. (cr)8 Crooks, A . F. 18 Murray, L . F. 28 Barnett, P .9 Maule, S. 19 Agnoletti, W . 29 Curley, B .10 Maguire, S . D . (c) 20 Holdstock, C . 30 Crooks, S .

.t.i OLD PARADIAN S0 1 Burt, P . 11 Tomkins, R. 21 Wilson, G .0 2 Grace, A. 12 Booth, T. 22 Rutherford, W._{ 3 Ford, H. 13 Sambell, R. 23 Jordan, J .W 4 Brahen, B . 14 Carroll, G. 24 Tudor, R .r 5 Kiss, Z. 15 Galloway, R. 25 Kendall, S .r 6 Hart, C. 16 Gilmartin, P. 26 Price, G .ny 7 Duke, R . (c) 17 Moran, P. 27 McKenna, J .M 0 Denavi, G. 18 Mount, J . 28 McCormack, D .

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9 Kyne, M, 19 Fitt, It . 29 Booth, W .10 Johnson, A . 20 Kohut, S . 30 Hough, M .

ORMOND1 Wright, G, T . 10 Corben, B. F .2 Wood, R . J . (c) 11 Jackson, D . W .3 Dexter, P . D. 12 Foulsham, D . A .4 Murphy, P. M, 13 McInerney, P . J .5 Jenkins, R . C . 14 Logan, R .6 Ladd, K . J . (vc) 1 57 Sierakowski, P . D 16 Kozlowski, I . A.8 Cameron, I . M. 17 Hoey, P . D.9 Graham, A . M . 18 Cameron, R .

ST . BERNARD'S O .C .1 Underwood, G . L . 11 Davis, T . J .2 Burgin, D . C. 12 Hogan, P. N .3 Ginnivan M . J . (vc)13 Parrett, J . W4 McCann, J, J . 14 Kearney, D. J .5 Rackham, P. D. 15 Considine, P . J .6 lannazzo, M, P . 16 Anael, B .7 Perrett, M . J . 17 Phelan, K . F ,8 Amott, P . 18 Mahoney, M . K .9 Fox, J, W . 19 Mahoney . K. D .

10 Aughton, P . 20 Hancox, R . J .

UNIVERSITY BLUE S1%6vian, D. 10 Spiers, R .

W 2 Schroeter, D . 11 Saguia, P .to m 3 Middleton, R . 12 Maxwell, L .

4 Cottrill, B(c) 13 Girdwood, R .-+ 5 Brockley, B 14 Nichols, S.v 6 Robertson, A . 15 Parry, F .

7 Force, B . 16 Mann, J .8 Martin, E . 17 Allan, G .9 ScarFe, K . 18 Pleydell, G .

19 Le Page, N .20 Bourne, B . K .21 Briggs, G . A .22 Moran, G . F .23 Naylor, A . R .24 Burney, C . W .25 Thomas, G . T .26 Crumpton, T . P.27 Curtis, R . S .

21 Kennedy, P . A.22 Anderson, D .23 Power, D24 Drennan, M .25 Mahoney, G26 Phelan, R .27 Harvey, J . G . (cr)28 Kina . R . H29 Arnett, B . G . (c)30 Whelan, M

19 Sharp, J .20 Martini, P,21 Campbell, R .22 Westmore, G.23 Jeremiah, R .24 We<ton . P25 Jalland, M .26 Haycroft, M .27 Church, B. (vcl

Senior Coach: Bob Spurling ; Reserves : Vin Ryan31 ~.cCann, It . Al 3ryant, J. ',I t-laihan, 5 .32 Dlvlny, K . 42 Stimpson, L . 5 2 McCann, B

. 33 Russell, J. W. 43 Ryan, L. 53 Moore, It.34 Dullard, A . 44 Leeack, F. 54 Fogarty, D .35 Adams, M. 45 Fraser, K. 55 Maguire, K .36 Ferguson, P. 46 Napoli, D . 56 Maguire, J .37 Fitzpatrick R . (vcr) 47 Cusack, S. 57 Tyrell, P .38 Maule, F. 48 Meredith, K. 58 Redden, J .39 Robertson, D . 49 Enriquez, W . 59 Sheahan, G.40 Peel, F. 50 Arthurson, A. 60 Hackett, P .

Coach : Denis Dalton ; Reserves : Cliff Hart31 Audley, A . 41 Grindlay, B. 51 Lyons, W .32 Roe, A, 42 Graham, E . 52 Kondys, L .33 Weyman, B . 43 Fay, G. 53 Booth, R .34 Tudor, L . 44 Harrod, R. 54 Jones, I .35 McKinley, M . 45 Dowling, G . 55 Foster, L . W36 Dowel, P . 46 Quinn, R. 61 Collins, L .

37 McLoughlin, J ., vcr47 Tudor, J . (vc )38 Carroll, P . 48 Foster, Len39 Morgan, R. 49 Black, R .40 Tellefson, M. 50 Boffa, D .

Coach : Ted Farrell ; Rese rves : Ken Rowse28 Fitzroy, R . M . 37 Pearce, G. 46 Rogers, G .29 Hayes, B . J . 38 Richardson, P. 47 Hocking, G .30 Lewis, M . 39 Collins, M, 43 Meeking, J . P .31 Joakim, N . 40 House, P. J . 49 Fitts, B .32 Grace, D . J . 41 Sharpe, G . R. 50 Turner, G.33 Leetham, R . 42 Fitts, C, 51 Hardham, L .34 Hammond, J . C . 43 Paterson, D . L . 52 Da Costa, G .35 Mortimer, J . i, 44 Allen, L . 53 Goold, S.36 Holman, G . J . 45 Christie, G. D. 54 Beard, R .

Coach : Gus Mitchell ; Reserves : John Harvey31 O'Leary, P . 41 Dalmau, M . J .32 Harvey, I . R 42 O'Loughlin, B .33 Sullivan, F . P. 43 Marasco, M .34 Duffey, P . J . 44 Tavlor, G J .35 Peas,n, P . J . A9 Johnson, P.36 O'Callaghan, W 46 Hughes, J .3 7 Ha--all 1 . 47 Mitchell, G .38 Smith, G, J . (vcr)48 De Luca, P . M .39 Ri770li, K . 49 PAnlatf . M .40 Schwarz-hem . W. 5n Wnde . P .

51 Wade, J .52 Holland . P .53 Sheehan, M .54 Culkin, G55 Howa,d, T .56 Webster, D .57 Harper, W .69 Reidy, C . J .

J .

Coach :. Les Hucthson28 Ross, F . 37 Rvan, D. 55 Holdsworth, G.29 Trumble, S . C~q Isirs, D . 58 Brukner, P .30 Grayson, W. 39 Del Papa, G . 64 Nicolson, S .31 Heinz, A. 40 White, G. 67 Wilson, G.3 9 Tucker, R. 43 Standish, T .33 Nieolson, P . 45 Renowden, J .34 Moran, L . 46 Grenness, D .35 Fopartv, G . 50 Fairbairn, D .36 Deacon, G, 52 Hennessy, A.

SNO TIII"■ SSTORM

Well, after medismal display onme coachin' re-turn to Amateurfooty I reallygave the fellascurry at training.

And, it paid off . My mob of blokesgot stuck into the opposition lastSaturdee and won by 4 goals . Mustadmit I was wrapped .

There's no doubtin' we're the mobfor this year's flag.

For those that knew me from yearsago I'm still the same lovable, egomaniac .

But I gotta confess the new rulesintroduced since I donned the oldfooty slippers have still got me abit tossed. Ye know kicking outabounds on the full. And that sortajazz. But with my brilliant brainnothin's impossible .

Today's game's a real cruncher .We've copped the Premiers from

last season. Anyway I've got me boysin the nick of health and althoughthe scribes don't give us a chanceI m quietly confident .

Been pretty silent on the socialfront of late . But there are a fewdo's comin' up where no doubt I'llbe sinkin' a few.

First for footballMelbourne Sports De` pot

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~121 Elizabeth St : ,Tel. 60.1551

Tell yus what me chinas . There'slittle improvement in the umpirin'of today . Struth we cracked a roughielast week. 'Spose I should'en com-plain as we won. And, even if I doadmit it some of me best mates areumpires.

Me coachin' really turns the homesweet home (an A . V. Jennings) intocaos . And my missus, Bev is givin'me dark looks when I lob home late .

Well, can't stop chatterin' all day.Better strike a blow. Till next weekkeep 'em crossed for Snow's sake .

ASTSOUTFRA~IIKS'56 Wells St.,:MALVE25 Gteriferrie

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uMPIRE'S CORNE R15 METRES PENALTY

"When a player has been awardeda mark or free kick and an opponentunduly holds or deprives him of orrefuses him possession of the ball, ordeliberately encroaches over the mark,or refuses to come back to the spotwhere the mark or free kick wasawarded, or in any way deliberatelydelays the play, the spot where themark or free kick was awarded shallbe advanced not more than 15 metresnearer the goal which the player en-titled to the kick is attacking .

Note - this law will also applywhere a player is taking a kick afterthe first sound of the bell .

This law should be applied in thefollowing cases :-

1 . If a player deliberately holds a nopponent who has marked the ball orhas been awarded a free kick .

2 . If a player deliberately withholdsthe ball from the rightful player by :

(a) retaining possession of the ballunduly;

(b) throwing or rolling the ballaway so that the rightful playerhas to cover unnecessary groundto retrieve it, or when in pos-session of the ball, fails to makea genuine attempt to return theball to the rightful player onthe full .

(c) knocking the ball from therightful player's hands .

3 . If a player deliberately goes overthe spot where an opponent has beenawarded a mark or a free kick, ormoves back too slowly when in frontof the spot .

4 . Any other obvious and deliberateattempt to waste time or deprive the

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- May 12,

rightful player of possession of theball.

Note - it should be noted that theremust not be undue delay in the playand that the infringement must be de-liberate .

The office bearers of the UmpiresAssociation this year are :-

President - Lance Williams .

Vice President - Darryl GeorgeSecretary - Ken Jorgensen

Asst . Secretary - Philip Rowell

Treasurer - Lindsay Thomas

We congratulate Lance on attaininghis office - the first goal umpire tolead our association .

DO YOU KNOW QUIZ

1 . Can a player unable to remove afinger ring, play with such ringtaped or covered?

2 . May a player hand the ball to ateam mate ?

3 . What happens if the goal umpiresignals a behind and the boundaryumpire signals out of bounds?

(Answers on page 21)

NOTE THESE DEADLINES3 P .M . - Publication deadline, (Reserves),

HERALD Office (Fine - ONE DOLLAR) .4 .50 P .M. - Publication deadline, HERALD

Office (Fine - ONE DOLLAR) .5 .30 P .M . - HERALD Office, deadline (Fine -

THREE DOLLARS) .7 P.M . - Press Correspondent deadline -

Goal-kickers and Best Players in A and B Sec-tions, and scores for any clubs which have missedthe HERALD Office . (Fine - ONE DOLLAR) .

PHONE NUMBER SHERALD - 652 1479 or 652 1893 or 63 0211 .

Extension 1479 or 1893 (Seniors and Juniors) .652 or 1892 or 63 0211 . Extension 1892 (Re-serves) .

PRESS CORRESPONDENT - 53 1290 .MAKE A NOTE OF THESE TIMES AND NUM_

BERS NOW AND SAVE YOUR CLUB'S FINANCES .

1973

FIXTURE & RESULTS "A"' SECTIONAPRii . i Iv<c l rb,to Ivan 13 .10ClfG 24-2 7NOB16.22Omd1227Cob 13 .12 StBrn 6.19OPar 13 .18 MonB 12 .1

3APRIL 14

UBlu 10.17 MB1u 8 .18SIB 19 .23 Ivan 18 .14Ormd I4 .18 Cob 10.14NOB 10 .13 C1fG 9.17Gee] 18 .13 OPard 14 .1 3

APRIL 28Cbug 17 .14 Geel 14 .13MBlu 17,18 Ivan 12.12Omd 17 .19 UBlu 11,9StBer 13 .14 NOB 12 .12C1fG 27.17 OPar 3 .1 1

MAY 5C1fGr 17.21 MB1u 8 .10SIB 12 .8 UB1u 12 .11Cob 22 .17 Ivan 12 .10NOB 19.16 Geel 8 .11Orin 12 .19 OPard 9 . 6

MAY 12Geelong Y C'field GramSt Bernard's CC v Ormd .

Ivanhoe v Univ B i

7 Ivanhoe v Geelong

Ormond v Caulfield Sr. Uni. Old Paradians v Monsh

JUNE 7 6

Uni Blues v Caulfield SrMon 79 Ormondash Blues v Geelo ng CoborgO v d SB~Ber~~d s

atvanhoeluv or hbO

g B Monash Blues ~ Uni B 1 .St . Bernards v O Id Par, St . Bernard's v Ivan hoeGeelong 26 Ormond v Coburgeelong v Ormond C'field Sr v North OB

Caulfield Sr I Ivanhoe Geelong v Old ParadiansMonash BI . v St Bernds .North OB v Uni

. Blues Coburg vUGeelongOld P aradians v Coburg Ivanhoe v

JUNE 2 Uni Blues y1 p~mond Blues

Ormond v Monash Blues North OB v St Bernard sSt Bernards v Cfield Sr . Old Farad . v C'field SrUni Blues v Geelon gCoburg v North OB Monash B

IJULY

C '7field Sr .Ivanhoe v Old Paradians St Bernard's v Uni Blue sJ

Geelong vUN

S~ Bernard's Geelong v obrthgOB

Ivanhoe v

Caulfield Sr v Coburg Ormond v Old Para diansMonash Blues v NorthO BOrmond v Ivanhoe Geefon9

vJUL

M onash BluesOld Paradians v Uni Bt. C'fietd Gram v Ormond

Coburg v Monash BluesNorth OB v Old Paradns

MAY

Coburg Oe y aulfield Sr.

NobthgO8 vnIvanhoeOld Paradians v St, 8nds

OrmondJULY

engIvanhoe v Caulfield Sr .St Bernard's v Monash BUnl Blues v North O8Coburg v Old Paradians

AUGUST 4Monash Blues v OrmondCaulfield Gr v St Bern .Geelong v Uni Blue sNorth Old Boys v CoburgOld Paradians v Ivanhoe

St Bernard'sAUGUS

T CCi i

Ivanhoe v OrmMonash

ond Bl u

Uni Blues v Old Paradns

Caulfie dU GuS YIS

Ormond v St Bernaord'sUni Blues v IvanhoeMonash Blues v CoburgOld Parad v North O8

The Grounds Where and Wow10 together e with hdirections

on how thebe used by various

stated, Reserves play on same ground asaSen orseached .

A SECTIO

N CAULFtELD GRAMMARIANS: Oval 3, Albert Park .n rCollitns ASt eet PtokSo uor South Melburne tram

th Melbourne TechnicalSchool . )

COBURG : De Cherie Reserve, Bell Street, East Bridge .)Coburg. (East Coburg tram in Swanston Streetto terminus . )

GEELOttG; Queen's Park Oval walk north alon g , Newtown,N Newham Grove . )tinuation of Street

. On evitAphrasia ownbus route.) Col l

IVANHOE :Ivanhoe Recreation Reserve, Lower

south Heidelberg Road

. (Train to tvanhoe, walkRoad . )

along Marshall street to Lower Heidelberg

MONASH UNIVERSITY BLUES : Monash UniversityOval. (Train to Huntingdale, bus along North

and Wellington Roads to ground. )

ssendon then bus .)UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval, (More-land or East

Coburg tram in Swanston Streetor Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tramin Elizabeth Street .) RESERVES : South-eastcorner of Princes Park, Opposite Or -lege, Parkville, mond Col

(Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street

to collegeCrescent, )

NORTH OLD BOYS: W. J . Brens Oval, RoyalorrNoroth o~ buzQO gates . (Brunswick, Coburg

tram in Elizabeth Street toLeonard Street . )

OLD PARADlANS :Yarra Park, opposite OlympicPark. (Batman Avenue tram from princes

ORMOND: Ormond Park. (Train to Ormond;

ST . BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGlANS: Si. nard'sege 8erEssendon

. Oval,(Train end to oE f Buckley Street, Wes t

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 1 2, 1973

clubs this season,Unless otherwise

CLUB HISTORIES - No . 4

IVANHOE - THE MAGPIES OF THE AMATEURSEveryone at Ivanhoe Amateur Football Club is brimful of confidence tha t

1973 will be one of the best years in the club's history.

That is really saying some!thing,eras during 39 years in the Amateurs.

The earliest highlight was a stringof 70 straight wins immediately afterthe club switched to this competitionfrom the Sub-District League .

Under the astute coaching of formerstar Collingwood and Hawthorn rover,"Jiggy" Harris, the 'Hoes won suc-cessive D, C and B Section flags in1934-35-36 . In their first taste of ASection football, in 1937, they missedout on the four.

The 'Hoes had to wait until 1956for their first (and so far their only)top grade flag .

Players in that team included twosenior present-day club officials -president, Russell "Rusty" Burt andvice-president, John "Plumber" Miles.

"Rusty", with 250 games, has thesecond highest total of any playerwho has stripped for the black andwhites. In his present capacity he iseffectively adding to a wonderfulrecord of service to the club .

In recent years the 'Hoes havemoved between A and B Sections . In1969 there was a B Section flag undercoach and former player, Sid Neale.Sid has returned to the club this yearas assistant to the senior coach, ex-Carlton and Victorian back pocketplayer, John Benetti .

Last year the 'Hoes' spectacularfinals run from fourth position finish-ed only in the dying stages of a hardfought B Section Grand Final .

the "Hoes" have had some grea tas

Another notable achievement lastyear was the entry, master-minded byanother club "veteran", Ron Lucas, offour under-age teams in the Don-caster and District Sunday competi-tion .

These teams, ranging from Under11 to Under 17, are expected to pro-vide many senior Ivanhoe players inthe years to come .

The 'Hoes have begun the 1973season in impressive new clubrooms,which adequately complement whatmust be one of the most pleasantlysituated grounds in the competition,on the Boulevard at East Ivanhoe .

We look forward to welcoming allvisiting teams there this year. Thehospitality will be as warm, the foot-ball as fiercely competitive, and Idaas vocal as ever.

ANSWERS TO DO YOUKNOW QUI Z

(Page 19)

No! The finger ring may not becovered, either the ring comes offor the player shall not take partin the game.

No! In such case a free kick shallbe awarded to the nearest op-ponent .

The decision of the goal umpireshall prevail and the score counted .

1 .

2 .

3 .


IMPORTANT NOTESCAPTAINS, VICE-CAPTAIN S

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

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(inciuded 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 ESSENTIA LClubs are reminded that correct scores must

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

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

SECTION - PLEAS EPress 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 car ry

messages from the coach to players and NOTto engage in altercations with players .The runner, in carrying such messages, must

take the shortest possible route to the playerconcerned, and leave the field immediately afterdelivering the message .

AT ELSTERNWICK PARKADMISSION TICKETS

Admission tickets issued to clubs for match :at Elsternwick Park are for the use of playerand officials only . Any player who cannot prcduce a ticket will be required to pay for admitance.

CAR PARKIN GDrivers who are not willing to park car

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

SCOREBOARDClubs are advised that the Scoring Board a

Elsternwick Park must be operated by responsible club officials at all times .

Children must not be allowed in the Scorin,Board .

HOW TO CONTACT EMERGENCY UMPIRE :Emergency umpires for all sections will b i

located at Elsternwick Park, and will be availablito 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 Partand 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

a possible after 7.30 p .m . please - and certainl ybefore 9 p.m .) .

Jack Dunn (The Sun) 63 0211Jim Robb (The Age) 60 0421

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

Quarter-by-quarter scores this week :-53-8181 - 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 Monday

is to post SUNDAY-EARLY .ADDRESS ALL MATTER FOR

PUBLICATION TO"THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER "

Box 1564P, G .P .O., MELBOURNE, 3001, and notto the Editor's private address .

(Use addressed envelopes provided .)POST EARLY

Press Correspondents are advised to post copyEARLY 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 !


important Notes (cont. )

CLEARANCESALL CLEARANCES INVOLVING BODIES OTHER

THAN THE V .A .F .A . must be forwarded to thesecretary, Mr. Jack Fullerton, 5 Correa Avenue,Cheltenham, 3192 (phone 93-1545) .

HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP WHENPHONING SCORES !

Club representatives when phoning scores tothe Herald can help in three ways .

1 . BE PATIENT - There are a!arge numberof calls to handle in a short time . You mayfind the phone engaged - and when you getthrough to the number, you may be asked to"Hold the line please" . The ca!l before yourson the other line has to be attended to andthe scores written down TWICE - on the Heraldcopy paper and on the VAFA result sheet .

2. ALWAYS INCLUDE THE POINTS - For

example 16-36 points . Remember the scores are

not complete without the points - and you willbe fined for not having phoned the completescores - and make sure they are correct - oryou will also be fined .

3. DON'T ASK FOR SCORES IN OTHERMATCHES - or ring especially to ask for scores .This takes time and may prevent another clubfrom meeting the "publication deadline" .

Your assistance and co-operation in these mat-ters will be appreciated .

JUNIOR SCORES IN PAPER - IF!

Scores in Junior Section matches will be in-cluded in Saturday's Herald and Sporting Globeif received by publication deadline - 4.50 p .m .

RESERVES - PLEASE NOTETeam Managers and Timekeepers of Reserve

Section teams should note particularly the fol-lowing points:-

1 . Starting time is 11 .45 a .m . If started

2.

3.

after 11 .50 a.m., a fine for late startoperates .EACH QUARTER is of 20 minutes' dura-tion, plus Time-on .Half-time interval MUST NOT EXCEED15 MINUTES-that is from the end of thesecond quarter to the start of the third .

20 MINUTES FOR RESERVES .Reserve Section matches consist of quarters of

20 minutes duration-NOT 25-plus Time-on.Instructions regarding TIME-ON are printed onthe back of Score Cards .

Senior and Junior Section matches consist ofquarters of 25 minutes' duration-plus Time-on .

Reserve Section matches commence at 11 .45a .m. - Senior and Junior Section matches at2 p .m .

SCORES TO "HERALD"-NUMBERS

You MUST phone final scores to the HERALDoffice as soon as possible after the match -if your scores are received before 4.50 p.m .they will be published .

If received after that time, they will not bepublished, but if you miss the 4 .50 p .m . dead-line, YOU MUST STILL PHONE BEFORE 5 .30 p .m .Our representative will be in attendance untilthat time .

If you fail to phone the scores to the Heraldoffice before the publication deadline of 4 .50p .m ., you will be fined one dollar . If youa!so fail to phone scores to the Herald before5 .30 p .m . you will be fined an extra twodollars - making three dollars in all .

If you miss out on the Herald you must phonethe scores to the Press Correspondent before 7 .30p.m., otherwise you are fined another dollar .

Clubs in "A" and "B" Sections will still berequired to furnish ALL goalkickers and six(6) best players for each team to the PressCorrespondent BEFORE 7 p .m . - Phone 53-1290.A short summary of the match is also re-

quired ."HERALD" PHONE NUMBERS

You may now dial DIRECT to the AmateurFootba!l representative at the "Herald" Office .

The numbers are :652 1479 or 652 1893.

If you have any difficulty, you may ring63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or 1893 .

RESERVE SECTION RESULTSto be phoned to

652 1892BEFORE 3 p .m .

or DIAL 63-0211 and ask forEXTENSION 189 2

Any phone calls not directed to these num-bers go astray, and clubs will be regarded asnot having phoned the scores, and will be finedaccordingly .

When phoning scores, please state firstly theSection, the teams concerned, and then the win-ners, before giving the actual scores .Correct scores must be phoned, otherwise a

fine will be incurred. Check with Goal Um-pires for correct scores.

This is the responsibility of the HOME CLUB.

TRIBUNAL MEETINGS,Meetings of the Independent Tribunal will

again be held at the offices of the St. KildaCricket Club (First Floor of Cricket Club Stand),St . Kilda Cricket Ground, on the Tuesday eveningfollowing the report, commencing at 7.30 p .m.sharp .

Club officials are especially reminded thatthe only notification they will receive concerningplayers reported or witnesses required in con-nection with a report, will be from the umpireon the day of the match .

Any player or witness who fails to appearbefore the Tribunal at the appointed time isliable to be suspended during the pleasure ofthe Tribunal .


Looking Bac kBy Noel Rundl e

5 years ago

The fifth day of the season in 1968was a "Mini-Carnival at ElsternwickPark" in which Victoria won theirgames against Tasmania and SouthAustralia.

South Australia led by 3 points atthe last change but were swamped inthe final term when Victoria kicked6.3 to 0 .1 . Best for Victoria wereS . Williams (4 goals), P. Patterson,Egan, Mullin, Vorr,a.th . Crouch .

Against Tasmania, V;ctoria kicked7.8 to 0.1 in the first quarter andwere in control for the whole game .Best were Parkas, Gowers, (5 goals),Renowden, Voight, Sykes and Wood-head. Victorian players selected to re-present Austna.liah Amateurs in theA.N.F .C . Section 2 champion at Can-berra on Queen's Birthday weekendwere G. Crouch, (Univ. Blacks), T.Gocvers (Old Xav.) . D. Hughes (OldScotch) P. Parkes (Coburg) P. Patter-son (Univ . Blacks), J. Renowden (UnivBlues), P. Sinclair (Univ . Blacks), W.Sykes (Univ. Blues), A. Voight (Or-mond), D. Williams (Caulf. Gram.) andS. Williams (Old Par.), David Hugheshad been appointed captain .

In the fifth round of home-and-home games Ormond (17.19) defeatedIvanhoe (8.8) while Monash (16 .17)kicked 8 .9 to Geelong's 0.6 in secondhalf - the winners were both un-defeated and on top in `B' Section.

`A' section captains were Bob Spur-ling (Nnrth Old Boys) Brian Weyman(Old Paradians), Wes Roach. (Coll),Ian WOW (M .H .S .O .B .), Eric Joiner(Kew), John Hay (Old Scotch), RogerSha,ckleton (Univ. Blacks), David Ru-therford (Univ . Blues), Tom, TooGall

(Caulf . Grammar .), who captainedCoburg?

Collegians (14.13) defeated OldScotch (4.4) - the losers had kicked0.1 by the last change .

10 years ago

Deryk Stephens . (O.G.G.'s captain)played ris 100th game, the second inthe club's history to reach the cen-tury.

Graham W arfe, captain of CoburgJuniors, played his 50th game .

Ormond were in A Section for th e27th consecutive year. Peter Stokeskicked 10.2 of Brunswick's 13 .11against Fairfield - in a drawn game.

Ormond vice-captain Ken Davidsonand another stalwart Tony O'Connell,both V.A.F.A . interstate players,reached 100 games .

State Savings Bank celebrated cap-tain coach All Reside's 200th gamewith a 10-goal win over second team,West Brunswick, in B section . Starswere Kelly, McMahon (8 goals) andReside while Grinter. Atkinson, andThompson battled hard for the losers .

25 years ago

Collegians (at home) were knockedby visitors Coburg who kicked 10.10to 0.2 in the first quarter, and wenton to win by 42 points .

Jim Laing played his 100th game(all consecutive) with Old Paradians(in C Section) and was judged beston the ground against Geelong.

Other teams in "C" section wereGlenhuntly, Caulfield Grammarians,Alphington, F.T.S.O .B. - and Myerand East Caulfield.

After 5 rounds Old Melburnians (A)Parkside (B), Geelong (C) . Fairfield(S) and Hampton Rovers and Ivan-hoe (Juniors) were undefeated .


PAST PREMIERS

189218931894189618971898189919001901

"A"

CollegiansSouth St KildaSouth St KildaCollegiansSouth St KildaCollegiansCollegainsLeopoldLeopold

1902 Collegians1903 Brighton1904 Collegians1905 Port Rovers1906 University1907 University1908 South Yarra1909 South Yarra1910 Leopold

1911 Leopold1912 Beverley1913 Leopold1914 South Yarra1915 Collingwood District1916-19 No competitions1920 Elsternwic k1921 University Blacks1922 University Blacks

SECTIO N

1923 Old Scotch Collegians1924 Old Scotch Collegians1925 Elsternwick1926 Old Scotch Collegians1927 Old Scotch Collegians1928 University Blacks1929 University Blacks1930 Old Melburnian s1931 Old Scotch Collegians1932 Old Scotch Collegians1933 Old Scotch Collegians1934 Old Scotch Collegians1935 University 'Blacks1936 Collegians1937 Collegians

SECTION

1923 Sandrin gham1924 Murrumbeen a1925 Caulfield Grammarians1926 Collegian s1927 Murrumbeena1928 Brightonvale1929 Murrumbeena1930 Teachers' College1931 Geelong1932 Brunswick1933 Geelong1934 E .S . and A . Bank1935 Teachers' College1936 Ivanhoe1937 Malver n

"C" SECTION

1927 State Savings Bank1928 Black Roc k1929 East Malvern1930 Bentleigh1931 West Hawthorn1932 Canterbury United1933 E .S . and A . Bank1934 Ormond1935 Ivanhoe1936 Parkdale1937 Coburg1938 Old Xaverians1939 M.H .S. Old Boys1940-45 No premiership

1938 University Blacks1939 University Blacks1940-45 No premiership1946 University Blacks1947 University Blacks1948 University Blacks1949 University Blacks1950 Ormon d1951 Hampton Rovers1952 University Blues1953 Old Melburnians1954 Old Melburnians1955 Old Melburnians1956 Ivanhoe1957 Collegian s

1938 Old Melburnians1939 Elsternwick1940-45 No premiership1946 M.H .S . Old Boys1948 Old Xaverains1949 Geelong1950 Commonwealth Bank1951 Old Paradian s1952 M.H .S . Old Boys1953 Kew1955 Coburg1954 Ivanhoe1956 ,Collegians1957 Alphington1958 Old Paradian s

1946 Hampton Rovers1947 Commonwealth Bank1948 Geelon g1949 North Alphington1950 Kew1951 Myer1952 Cobur g1953 Caulfield Grammarians1954 Parkside1955 Brunswic k1956 South Melbourne City1957 Old Geelong Grammarians1958 De La Salle Old Collegians1959 Power House

1958 Collegians1959 Collegians1960 Universi ty Blues1961 Collegians1962 Old Paradians1963 Old Paradians1964 Old Paradians1965 University Blacks1966 Old Paradians1967 Old Paradians1968 Old Paradians1969 Coburg1970 Caulfield Grammarians1971 Ormon d1972 Ormon d

1959 Old Melburnians1960 U .H .S . Old Boys1961 M .H .S . Old Boys1962 Old Xaverians1963 Coburg1964 University Blacks1965 Old Scotch Collegians1966 Kew1967 University Blues1968 Ormond1969 Ivanhoe1970 Old Scotch Collegians1971 Old Paradians1972 Geelong

1960 M .H .S. Old Boys1961 State Savings Bank1962 Kew1963 Parkside1965 St . Kilda C .B .O .C.1966 Geelong1967 Alphington1968 Footscray T.C .O.B .1969 Commonwealth Bank1970 U .H .S . Old Boys1971 Tooronga-Malvern1972 Reservoir Old Boys


PAST PREMIERS (Cont.)"D" SECTION

1932 West Brunswick1933 Ormon d1934 Ivanhoe1935 Malvern1936 Coburg1937 M .H .S . Old Boys1938 Fairfiel d1939 Hampton Rovers1940-47 No premiership .1948 Fairfiel d1949 Caulfield Grammarians1950 East Malvern

1951 Elsternwic k1952 St . Kevin's Old Boys19,53 Footscray T .S .O .B .1954 Teachers' College1955 South Melbourne City1956 Old Geelong Grammarians1957 National Ban k1958 Port Melbourne1959 Footscray T .S .O.B .1960 St . Kilda C.B.O .C.1964 Kew1961 Caulfield Grammarians

1962 Fairfiel d1963 Old Haileyburians1964 St. Bernard's Old Coll .1965 Nth . Melb. C.B .C . Old B1966 Old Geelong Gramm .1967 St . Pat's (Ballarat) O.C .1968 National Ban k1969 Old Haileyburians1970 Old Trinity Grammarians1971 Power Hous e1972 Parksid e

"E" SECTION

1954 South Melbourne City1955 De La Salle Old Coll .1956 National Ban k1957 Port Melbourne1958 St . Kilda C.B.O.C.1959 Presto n1960 West Brunswic k

"I"' SECTION1964 St . Pat's (Ballarat) O.C .1965 Reservoir Old Boy s

JUNIORS

1939 Collegians1940 Elsternwick1941 University1942 Auburn1943 M .H .S . Old Boys1944 Aubur n1945 M .H .S . Old Boys1946 Hampton Scouts1947 Hampton Scouts

JUNIOR SECTION 1

1966 Universit y1967 University1968 Ormon d

JUNIOR SECTION 2

1966 Commonwealth Bank1967 St . Kilda C.B .O .C.1968 Old Paradians

RESERVE SECTION

S.W. RESERVE SECTION

S .E . RESERVE SECTION

N.E . RESERVE SECTION

1961 Old Carey Grammarians1962 Monash University1963 St . Bernard's Old Coll .1964 Nth . Melb . C.B .C . Old B.1965 St . Pats (Ballarat) O .C .1966 A .J .A .X .1967 Assumption Old Collegian s

1966-70 No premiership1971 Marcellin Old Collegians

1948 Hampton Scouts1949 Ivanhoe1950 Ormond1951 Ormon d1952 Old Scotch Collegians1953 Ivanhoe1954 Ormond1955 Ivanhoe1956 Ormond

1969 Ormond1970 University1971 University

1968 AM .P. Society1969 Fairfield1970 Brunswick1971 St . Pat's ( Ballarat) O .C.1972 State Savings Bank

1972 Old Camberwell Gr .

1957 Hampton Scouts1958 University1959 Alphington1960 M.H .S . Old Boys1961 M.H .S . Old Boys1962 M.H .S . Old Boys1963 M.H .S . Old Boys1964 University1965 Ormon d

1972 St . Bernard's Old Coll .

1969 St . Bernard's Old Coll . 1972 University Blues1970 Power Hous e1971 Hampton Scout s

1960 Old Melburnians 1961 Old Scotch Collegians

1962 De La Salle Old Coll .

1962 Ormond

1962 Ivanhoe


PAST PREMIERS (Cont .)A RESERVE SECTION

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Old ParadiansOld XaveriansUniversity BlacksOld Xaverian s

B RESERVE SECTION

1963196419651966

KewOld Scotch CollegiansOrmondOrmond

C RESERVE SECTION

1963 U .H .S . Old Boys1964 Footscray T .C .O.B .1965 Hampton Rover s

1966 North Melb . C .B .C .O.B.

D RESERVE SECTIO N

1963 St . Bernard's Old Coll .1964 Nth . Melb. C.B .C . O .B .1965 Nth. Melb . C .B .C . O .B .1966 Old Geelong Gramm .

E RESERVE SECTION

1965 E .S . and A. Bank1966 Glenhuntly1967 Old Trinity Grammarians1968 Old Trinity Grammarians

1967 Old Scotch Collegians 1971 St . Bernard's Old Coll .1968 Old Paradians 1972 Monash Blue s1969 University Blacks1970 Ormon d

1967 Ormond 1971 University Blacks1968 Ormond 1972 University Blacks1969 Old Scotch Collegian s1970 University Black s

1967 Monash University 1971 St . Kilda C .B .O .C .1968 Hampton Rovers 1972 Reservoir Old Boys1969 Hampton Rovers1970 Old Carey Grammarians

1967 Hampton Rovers 1971 Parkside1968 Old Haileyburians 1972 Parkside1969 Old Trinity Grammarians1970 St . Kevin's Old Boys

1969 A.N .Z . Bank F RESERVE SECTION1970 Elsternwick 1971 Old Mentonians1971 A .J .A .X. 1972 Monash Blues1972 Old Ivanhoe Grammarian s

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -May 12, 1973

LEADING GOAL-KICKER SA SECTION

Pearce, Ormond (4) 17G. Fletcher, C1fGr (3) 16Cleary, Coburg (6) 16Crompton, Ivanhoe (3) 15Wilson, Geelong (-) 12Spurling, North OB (5) 12Voyage, CaulGr (2) 11Power, North OB (2) 9Renowden, Uni B1ue (2) 9Lowcock, Geelong (4) 9Golding, Mon . Blue (1) 8

P . Gartner, Marcellin (9) 10Wayman, Alphington (2) 9Shaw, Marcellin (1) 8

E SECTIONRosenwarne, E'wick (9) 29Roulston, AMP (7) 24Lane, AM PDancer, ANZ Bank (1j 10Bialek, AJAX (1) 9Leonard, Footscray (4) 8Jurberg, AJAX (1) 7Rozen, AJAX (5) 7

Spooner, Caul Gr (2)Guatta, West Bruns (4)

A RESERVE SECTIONButcher, Caul Gr (5)

1Worthington, Caul Gr (4) 1Le Page, Ormond (3) 1M. Betts, Geelong (-)Lupson, Caul Gr (4)

B SECTIONMcCrohan, Res OB (4) 20R . Harley, MHS OB (6) 19Forrest, Uni Black (7) 19Moodie, Collegians (5) 16O'Donnell, Assumption (3) 15Munn, Collegians (5) 13Marks, Old Scotch (1) 12Nihill, Kew (2) 12Bell, Old Carey (7) 12Glenn, Old Carey (3) 11Tuck, Assumption (4) 11Ross, Collegians (3) 9

C SECTIO NStorrer, Old Hailey (1) 22Digby, Power House (-) 12Woodhead, Fairfield (2) 12Fraser, Old Xaverians (2) 12Wykes, Fairfield (4) 12Chapman, Fairfield (5) 12Agar, Old Brighton (5) 12J. Shepherd, OBright (2) 1 0

D SECTIONShannon, St Pats (8) 28Sheehan, St Kevins (9) 21Jukier, SSBank (5) 15Cecil, Alphington (-) 12Wynd, SSBank (-) 12Thompson, C'wealth B (1) 11Dowell, Old Geelong (4) 10

F. .SECTIONSignoretti, St Bedes (6) 16Anderson, Mon White (-) 14Evans, St Bede's (4) 11Thomas, Fawkner (4) 10R . Payne, North Brun (1) 10Hardman, LaT Red (1) 9Pepyat, Fawkner (1) 9Brett-Young, Mon Wh (2) 8

JUNIOR SECTION IFisher, Ormond (3) 23Thomas, St Bernard (6) 22Thompson, St Bernard (1) 17Whitton, Mon Uni (6) 17Butcher, Power Hse (1) 15Wood, Ormond (21 14Chapman, Ormond (1) 13G. Dean, Ivanhoe (8) 13R. Taylor, Uni Blue (4) 12Hughes, St Bernard (-) 1 2

JUNIOR SECTION 2Cleary, Coburg (4) 22Colacino, Parkside (2) 14Dunn, Beverley Hill (-) 12Callander, West Bruns (2) 12M . Browning, Bev Hill (-) 11Studdock, Bev Hill (-) 10Riddell, Old Brighton (2) 10Gutteridge, 0 Bright (3) 9

B RESERVE SECTIONLaird, Reservoir OB (3) 1',King, Kew (3) 1;Laing, Reservoir OB (3) I :Stockdale, Old Trinity (1) 1(T. O'Brien, Res OB (3) 1 (

C RESERVE SECTIONFranich, Old XaverianTraynor, Parkside (-) gIliopoulos, UHS OB (2) ~

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D RESERVE SECTIONCombe, Hampton R (5) 19Hayes, Alphington (3) 11Young, Hampton R (5) 9Rolls, Hampton Rover (-) 9Belcher, Alphington {-) 8

E RESERVE SECTIONP . Hanson, Old Cam (9) 17Cook, Glenhuntly (1) 9Webb, AJAX (-) 8Waller AMP (2) 7Formby, AMP (5) 7

F RESERVE SECTIONPeacock, M Whites (-) 22Smith, Monash White (-) 10Phillips, Mon White (1) 10Powell, Monash White (1) 9

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TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRESOn ground of first named Club at 2 p .m . Reserves at 11 .45 a .m . Likely winners of Senior and

junior matches in gold Type. Umpire for Rese rv es game shown in brackets.

A SECTION

Geelong v Caulfield Gr-Rowe (A . McKenzie)

St. Bernards OC v Ormond-Mason .Goal : Williams, E . Wilson (Pyers) .

lvanhoe v University Blues-Jorgensen .Goal : Ahlm, Paizis (B . Gannon) .

Coburg v Monash Blues-Posetti .Goal : Fox, E. Jenner (Bolin )

North Old Boys v Old Paradians-George .Goal : Bridges, Smith (I. Wilson )

B SECTION

F SECTIO N

North Brunswick v LaTrobe Reds-Goodman(Mitchell )

Monash Whites v Thornbury-R . Roberts(Nestor)

University Reds v Fawkner-Hindle(Knowles )

Old Mentonians v St Bede's OC-Reilly(Millane)

Dookie & Long OC a by e

university Blacks v Reservoir OB(at Elsternwick Park)-BishopGoal : K . Jenner, Murray (Allan )

Old Scotch Coll v Collegians-Hagarty .Goal : Bennett, McGorm (Davenport)

Old Carey Gr v MHS Old Boys-D . Hill .Goal : R . Hill, D . McKenzie (H . Roberts) .

I.cw v DeLaSalle OC-T . GannonGoal : Sanderson, McCusker (Wells)

Assumption OC v Old Trinity Gr-(at NorthMelb . Football Ground) - Bonnyman .Goal : Dunstan, Hillier (Stribley) .

C SECTIO N

Parkside v Power House-Kong (Hindson)Old Xaverians v UHS Old Boys-D . R . Dodds

(Dowling)Old Melburnians v Fairfield-G . Simpson

(Blair-Holt )St Kilda CBOC v Old Haileyburi ans-Row ell

(Maebus)Old Brighton Gr v National Bank-P . King

(Cogdon)

D SECTIO N

Brunswick v State Sav Bank-I . Simpso nSt Kevins OB v Marcellin OC-G . Thomas

(Hoist)LaTrobe Black v Old Geelong Gr-McCartney

(Wynne)Hampton Rovers v Alphington-Medley

(Carter)C'Wealth Bank v St Patricks OC-Doyle

(Volich)

E SECTIO N

Glenhuntly v Old Camberwell Gr-Cordner(Malcolm)

Footscray ITOB v West Brunswick-Nicholls(Currie)

AJAX v Elsternwick-Dressing (Parsons)AMP Society v ANZ Bank-McTaggart

(Pritchett)Old Ivanhoe Gr a bye

JUNIOR SECTION i

University Blacks v Ivanhoe-SomervilleOld Scotch Coll v North Old Boys-RolfePower House v University Blues-L . ThomasMonash University v Hampton Scouts-

JenningsOrmond v St Bernard's OC-D . G . Dod d

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Fairfield v AJAX-Norma nNational Bank v Old Brighton Gr-FeilWest Brunswick v Old Paradians-RobinsonBeverley Hills v Coburg-Wool fSt Bede's OC v Parkside-ByrneCaulfield Gram a bye

EMERGENCY UMPIRE S

Wills, Harradence, Jenkin, Saunder, Field,Kollmorgen, Cogdon, Duckworth, Peters,B . Roberts .

Goal : Stockdale, R . McKenzie .

THE BLACK LIST

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POWER HOUSECOMMONWEALTH BANKOLD PARADIANS RESERVESAMP SOCIETY RESERVE S


Next Week's Matches - May 1 9On ground of first named Club at 2 p .m. - Reserves at 11 .45 a .m.

A SECTION

Monash Blues v Geelon gOrmond v Caulfied Gramm . (at Elsternwick Park)University Blues v Cobur gIvanhoe v North Old BoysSt Bernard's OC v Old Paradian s

B SECTION

De La Salle OC v University BlacksCollegians v Reservoir OBMHS Old Boys v Ke wOld Carey Gramm v Assumption OCOld Scotch Coll v Old Trinity Gramm

C SECTIO NJld Haileyburians v ParksideUHS Old Boys v Power HouseFairfield v St Kilda CBOCOld Melburnians v Old Brighton GrammOld Xaverians v National Ban k

D SECTION

Alphington v BrunswickMarcellin OC v State Savings BankOld Geelong Gramm v Hampton RoversLa Trobe Blacks v Commonwealth BankSt Kevin's OB v St Patrick's OC

E SECTIONANZ Bank v Glenhuntl yWest Brunswick v Old Camberwell GrammElsternwitk v AMP Societ yAJAX v Old Ivanhoe GrammFootscray ITOB a bye

F SECTION

St Bede's OC v North BrunswickThornbury v La Trobe RedsFawkner v Old MentoniansUniversity Reds v Dookie & Long. OCMonash Whites a bye

JUNIOR SECTION 1

Hampton Scouts v University BlacksNorth Old Boys v IvanhoeUniversity Blues v Monash UniversityPower House v Ormon dOld Scotch Coll v St Bernard's OC

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Coburg v Fairfiel dOld Brighton Gramm v AJAXCaulfield Gramm v West BrunswickNational Bank v Beverley HillsParkside v Old Pared ian sSt Bede 's a bye

Next Week's Matches at Elsternwick Park

MAY 19th, 1973

Ormond v. Caulfield Gra m.at 2 p.m.

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A SECTIONCauffield Gram 3 1 544 251 216 .7 12,~orth Old Boys

33 1 405 311 130 .2 1 2

1 429 336 127.7 12Cobur gormond 3 1 403 327 123 .2 12

Bernards OC 3 1 374 379 98.7 12Ueelong 2 2 388 431 90.0 8Monash Blues 1 3 329 380 86.6 4University Blue 1 3 326 448 72.8 4Old Paradians 1 3 282 476 59 .2 4Ivanhoe - 4 376 517 72.7 -

B SECTIONReservoir OB 4 538 236Collegians 4 - 534 361Old Scotch Coll 3 1 397 331Old Carey Gram 2 2 351 320University Blacks 2 2 406 383Old Trinity Gr 2 2 394 419VHS Old Boys 2 2 364 431i:ew 1 3 335 408Assumption OC - 4 336 556De La Salle OC - 4 243 453

C SECTIONPower House 3 1 402 273Old Melburnians 3 1 476 332Fairfield 3 1 374 328Parkside 3 1 396 354Old Haileyburians 2 2 473 317Old Brighton Gr 2 2 411 311it Kilda CBOC 2 2 344 321Old Xaverians 1 3 249 444National Bank 1 3 239 525UHS Old Boys - 4 235 394

D SECTION1larcellin OC 4 - 431 335State Sav Bank 3 1 520 284Alphington 3 1 423 341St Patricks OC 2 2 454 379St Kevins OB 2 2 408 396C'Wealth Bank 2 2 357 391Hampton Rovers 2 2 319 354LaTrobe Blacks 1 3 345 414Brunswick 1 3 287 397Old Geelong Gr - 4 248 56 0

E SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr 4 - 575 250AJAX 4 - 387 308AMP Society 3 1 461 339Elsternwick 3 1 515 388Old Camberwell 2 1 362 232ANZ Bank - 3 227 395Footscray ITOB - 4 306 556Glenhuntly - 3 206 379West Brunswick - 3 200 392

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F SECTIO NMonash Whites 3 1 409 303 135 .0 12Fawkner 3 1 464 367 126.4 12North Brunswick 2 1 230 211 109.0 8St Bede's OC 2 1 323 315 102.3 8University Reds 2 2 253 418 60 .5 8LaTrobe Reds 1 2 255 257 99 .2 4Old Mentonians 1 3 304 393 77.4 4Dookie & Long OC 1 3 293 436 67 .2 4Thornbury 1 2 162 300 54.0 4

JUNIOR SECTION 1University Blue 4 - 634 249 254.6 16Ormond 4 - 574 260 220.8 16Power House 3 1 498 265 187.9 12St Bernards OC 2 2 562 384 146.4 8Monash University 2 2 397 307 129 .3 8North Old Boys 2 2 323 397 81 .4 8University Blacks 1 3 366 428 85.5 4Old Scotch Coll 1 3 304 361 84.2 4Ivanhoe 1 3 359 651 55.1 4Hampton Scouts - 4 174 889 19 .6 -

W L For Agst m'o PisA RESERVE SECTIO N

Ormond 4 - 326 209 156 .0 16Caulfield Gram 3 1 409 279 146 .6 12St Bernards OC 3 1 303 237 127 .8 12North Old Boys 3 1 272 231 117 .7 12- Monash Blues 2 2 339 243 139 .5 8Coburg 2 2 249 228 109.2 8Old Paradians 2 2 269 285 94 .4 8Geelong 1 3 270 292 92.5 4Ivanhoe - 4 199 420 47.4 -University Blues - 4 158 370 42 .7 -

B RESERVE SECTIONReservoir OB 4 - 533 104 512 .5 16University Blacks 4 - 363 129 281 .4 16Old Scotch Coll 4 - 352 211 166 .8 16De La Salle OC 2 2 225 310 72.6 8Old Trinity G r 2 2 221 311 71 .1 8Kew 2 2 188 301 62.5 8Collegians 1 3 206 210 98 .1 4Assumption OC 1 3 146 296 49 .3 4Old Carey Gram - 4 177 311 56.9 -MHS Old Boys - 4 162 390 41 .5 -

C RESERVE SECTIONOld Haileybury 4 - 379 123 308.1 16St Kilda CBOC 4 - 264 150 176 .0 16Parkside 3 1 301 159 189.3 12Power House 2 2 253 224 112 .9 8Fairfield 2 2 224 216 103 .7 8Old Xaverians 2 2 253 263 96 .2 8UHS Old Boys 2 2 154 218 70 .6 8Old Brighton Gr 1 3 219 290 75.5 4Old Melburnians - 4 161 294 54 .8 -National Bank - 4 92 429 21 .4 -

D RESERVE SECTIONHampton Rovers 4 - 447 147 304 .1 16Old Geelong Gr 3 1 240 165 145 .5 12Alphington 3 1 278 215 129.3 12Marcellin OC 3 1 233 189 123.3 12St Patricks OC 2 2 259 210 123 .3 8St Kevins OB 2 2 247 224 110 .3 8State Sav Bank 1 3 191 207 92 .3 4C'Wealth Bank 1 3 173 233 74 .2 4LaTrobe Blacks 1 3 200 373 53.6 4Brunswick - 4 42 384 10.9 -

E RESERVE SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr 4 - 483 156 309 .6 16AMP Society 3 I 356 180 197 .8 12Old Camberwell Gr 2 1 232 171 135 .7 8AJAX 2 2 287 261 110.0 8Elsternwick 2 2 234 259 90.3 8West Brunswick 1 2 170 251 67.7 4ANZ Bank 1 2 133 199 66.8 4Glenhuntly 1 2 159 283 56.2 4Footscray ITOB - 4 116 477 24.3 -

F RESERVE SECTIONMonash Whites 4 - 484 103 469 .9 16LaTrobe Reds 3 - 168 83 202 .4 12Old Mentonians 3 1 236 220 107.3 12Fawkner 2 2 258 172 150.0 8North Brunswick 2 1 177 134 132 .1 8Thornbury 1 2 173 171 101 .2 4St Bede's OC 1 2 195 219 89 .0 4University Reds - 4 Ill 404 27.5 -Dook & Long OC - 4 99 437 22.7 -

CoburgOld ParadiansOld B righton GrBeverley HillsAJAXParksideSt Bede's OCWest BrunswickCaulfield GramFairfiel dNational Ban k

JUNIOR SECTION 2(Four points allowed for each bye)

4 - 768 132 581 .8 164 - 666 269 247 .6 162 1 412 262 157.3 122 1 322 249 129.3 122 1 226 313 72 .2 122 2 452 429 105.4 82 2 182 314 58 .0 81 3 272 419 64 .9 41 3 212 457 46 .4 4- 3 141 352 40 .1 4- 4 72 557 12.9 -

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