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AWAULFIELD KNOCK NORTH OUT OF,PREM IERSHIP FIGHT

Kew too strong for Old TrinityNarrow wins to Fairfield, Power House

By GEORGE McTAGGART

Caulfield Grammarians finished too strongly for North Old Boys in the FirstSemi-final last Saturday, and knocked North out of the fight for this year'spremiership.

Old Trinity could not match Kew in the second half and faded out of thepicture.

Both C Section Semi-finals produced exciting finishes to high-scoring games- Fairfield beat Old Melburnians by three points and Power House "pipped"Parkside by two points .

It was even closer in the Old Hailey-bury - Fairfield Reserves game, whichended in a draw . The game will bere-played today.

Caulfield and North gave nothingaway in a tight opening in which theback lines of both sides were on top,and the scores were level at quarter-time (2 .2 each) .

North broke away for a couple ofgoals against the breeze early in thesecond term and looked like gettingon top, but Caulfield fought backwell, although they missed many op-portunities through inaccurate kickingfor goal .

Caulfield took charge shortly beforethe interval, and kicked three quickgoals to go to a 20-point lead, a handyadvantage at the half-way mark .

North were unable to break througheffectively in the third quarter andadded only 2 .4 while Caulfield kickedtwo straight goals and led by 16points at three-quarter-time .

Caulfield kept the pressure on inthe last term despite North's strongresistance, and went further away torun out winners by 37 points, and gointo the Final next week.

'Kew jumped away to a 4-goal leadover Old Trinity in the first quarterbut Trinity hit back to be only a goaldown at half-time .

Then Kew added 5 .7 to 1.3 in thethird quarter and held Trinity off inthe last to score by a comfortable 33-point margin.

Old Melburnians led Fairfield nar-rowly practically throughout, exceptwhere it really counted, and wentdown by 3 points in an excitingfinish .

They were 14 points ahead atquarter-time and three-quarter-timebut Fairfield finished a little toostrongly for them .

Power House slammed on 10 goalsin the opening term against Parksideto lead by 50 points at the firstchange ond it looked as if it was onlya matter of how much they wouldwin by.

But Parkside fought back stronglyand gradually reduced their leeway- to 31 points at the interval and 16points at three-quarter-time, and thenshot to the front shortly before thefinish.


Power House still had a little inhand however and kicked 2 goals towin by 2 points .

State Savings Bank beat LaTrobeBlacks by 11 points in a high-standard,high-scoring, see-saw game .

LaTrobe led by 3 goals at quarter-time but the Bank side kicked 7 goalsin the second term to lead by 14 pointsat the interval .

LaTrobe hit back with 8 goals inthe third quarter and were 23 pointsup at the final change, but Bank wereequal to the task and added another7 goals in the last quarter to take thegame .

Marcellin offered little resistance toAlphington in a rather disappointing,one-sided game, and Alphington werenot troubled to win by 15 goals .

Poor shooting for goal robbedElsternwick of their chance to beatAMP Society, who scored by 3 goalsalthough they had seven less scoringshots .

Elsternwick were a point in front athalf-time but A.M.P. kicked 5 goalsin the third term.

Old Ivanhoe were in front through-out against Old Camberwell and werein a sound position at the interval,with a 34-point lead . It was a greatthird term with Camberwell kicking 7goals and Ivanhoe 6, but Ivanhoeheld on to their lead and won by 32points .

LaTrobe Reds were no match forSt . Bede's who went to a 29-pointlead at half-time and finished morethan 9 goals in front .

Fawkner had little difficulty inbeating Monash Whites who weremore than 10 goals behind at thefinish. The first quarter was fairlyeven but after that it was all Fawkner .

In the Junior Section games, MonashUniversity beat North Old Boys by 19points and Ormond were much toostrong for University Blues, winningby 12 goals .

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Beverley Hills' straight kicking(13 .4) gave them a 7-point win overOld Paradians and Coburg beat Park-side by more than 9 goals .

Apart from the draw between OldHaileybury and Fairfield, most of theReserve games were won by decisivemargins, the only exceptions beingSt . . Kilda CBC's 7-point win overParkside and St. Kevin's 8-point vic-tory over Old Geelong.

Power House, Alphington, Old Ivan-hoe and Fawkner, and Coburg Juniors,winners of the second semi-finals intheir respective sections last week,have gained promotion to a highersection next season .

SNOW'SSTORM

Dunno wot 'ap-pened to me storylarst week and theweek befourreckon George Mc-Taggart was sore onme gettin' me teaminter the four, an'jest left it out .

Wooden put it pas t'im yer know. (No comment-Ed .)

Well, we did make the four, an' wot' smore we won the last 'ome-an-'omer by over12 goals an' got up inter second possie .

An' that's not all - no fear, not by a longshot - we won the seccund semi an' nowwere in the grand final - wacko !

Gee, but the semi was a real nail-biterthough, we's got in front with only aboutfive minnits ter go, an' I thought we wus'ome an 'osed .

Then the dum clucks relaxed an' theother mob was quick to see it an' they got infront and then it was levvul peggin's and Ithought it wus gunna be a draw.

But me boys rise to the uccasion and"Johnno" kicked a goal an' naturally wasthe 'ero of the club .

An' a course, I come in for a latterpraise too, an' I'm the proudest man inAustralia at present .

Terday, I'll jest be lookin' on an' assessin'the form of the mob we'll come up againstin the grand final .

Tell you'se all about it next week mates !

AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-September, 1, 1973

LAST WEEK'S RESULTSA SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINA L

Caulfield Gram 2.2 7.10 9 .10 13 .16- 94North Old Boys 2.2 5.2 7.6 8.9 - 5 7

CAULFIELD GRAM : Butcher 3, Voyage 3,White 2, Griffiths 2, Bierwirth, G . Fletcher,M. Tamblyn . Best: Dickeson, Morphet, Mc-Nicol, Miller, Williams, S . McLaughlin .

NORTH OLD BOYS : Curley 4, Murray 2,Dempsey, Fennelly . Best: Joss, Fennelly,Power, Crooks, Peasnell, Dempsey.

D SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINALState Sav Bank 4 .2 11.5 13.7 20.13-133LaTrobe Blacks 6.7 8.9 16.12 18.14-12 2

STATE SAV . BANK : Wright 5, Julier 4,Inglis 3, Webster 3, Izod 2, Brennan, Wynd,McGill . Best: Webster, Castanelli, Wright,Allen, Julier, Dumbrell.

LA TROBE BLACKS : Hanlon 5, Sgro 5,Witte 5, McDonough, Moloney, Devine . Best:Sgro, Hanlon, Sceney, Moloney, Emery,Witte.0

B SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINA L

Kew 5.2 6.5 11.12 13 .14- 92Old Trinity Gr 1.2 5.5 6.8 8.11- 59

KEW : Mitchell 4, Crowe 3, Aitken 3,Berry 2, Clay . Best : Johnston, Clay, Barclay,McGinley, Mullin, Mitchell.

OLD TRINITY : Stephens 3, C . Fellows 2,Dimattina, R . Peers, W. Peers. Best : Ken-nedy, Oppy, R . Peers, Dart, W . Peers, Bart-ley.

C SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINA LFairfield 4.3 9 .5 12.9 16.15-111

Old Melburnians 6.5 10.8 14.10 16 .12-108

FAIRFIELD: Chapman 3, Hyland 3, Hard-ing 3, Keame 3, Walsh 2, Fitzgerald, Guest .Best : Walsh, Keame, Hyland, Grey, Bruckner,Harding.

OLD ME LBURNIANS: Dick 3, Rogers 3,Stuckey 3, Weir 3, Austin 2, Roberson,Woodbridge . Best : Stuckey, Weir, Cloke,Stuart, Woodbridge, Thompson .

SECOND SEMI-FINAL

Power House 10 .3 13.6 15.10 17 .17-119Parkside 2.1 8.5 13.6 18 .9 -11 7

POWER HOUSE : Bartlett 5, Hutchinson 3,Upton 2, Daniel 2, Shewan 2, Crick, Had-jigerorgiou, Coloe . Best : O'Connor, Daniel,Hadjigerorgiou, Sykes, Coloe, Upton .

PARKSIDE : Sammutt 4, Poyntz 3, T .Johnston 3, Jordan 2, Ridd 2, Graham,Rodda, Clarke, Dryden. Best : P . Johnston,Graham, Clarke, Sammutt, Gleeson, Rodda .

SECOND SEMI-FINAL

Alphington 5.3 9.5 17.8 21.13-139

Marcellin OC 2.3 4.7 4.11 6.13- 49

ALPHINGTON : Wayman 9, Cecil 3, Eaton2, McKay 2, Roberts 2, Cartwright, Shaw,Williams. Best : Delmenico, Williams, Shea,Wayman, Eaton, Gale .

MARCELLIN OC: P . Gartner 3, Grayson,Power, G . Shaw . Best : Power, O'Sullivan,Grayson, Mahon, J . Gartner, Weston.

E SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINALAMP Society 3.1 6.3 11.6 14.6 - 90

Elsternwick 2.4 5.10 7.15 9.18- 72

AMP SOCIETY: Roulston 5, Waller 3,Lane 2, De Angilis, Haining, McLaughlin,Jones . Best: Jones, Roulston, Miovich, Long,Parkinson, Taylor .

ELSTERNWICK : Rosewarne 4, Berns 2,Blythman, Mavros, Williams . Best: A . Ram-say, Scholfield, Williams, I . Ramsay, Hoe,Ware .

SECOND SEMI-FINAL

Old Ivanhoe Gr 5.3 7.11 13.13 16 .17-113

Old C'weli Gr 1 .1 2.4 9.5 12.9 - 8 1

OLD IVANHOE : Allen 3, Goldin 3, Gill 2,Love 2, McKenzie 2, Purcell, O'Halloran,Grace, Haug. Best: R . Stevens, Love, Kelsey,Goldin, Purcell, Wright .

OLD CAMBERWELL: Anderson 2, Mc-Callum 2, Burt 2, Reid 2, Stafford, Sladen,Gretgrix, Hanson . Best: Stafford, Hughes,

,Hewitt, Burt, Williams, Hanson .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-Septembe`r, 1, 1973

Last Week's Results - continue dF SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINA L

St Bedes OC 2 .6 7.7 14.10 17 .12-114LaTrobe Reds 2 .0 3.2 4.6 8.10- 58

ST . BEDE'S OC : Signoretti 5, Evans 3,Terrell 3, Bourke 2, Power, T . Harris,Campbell, P . Ryan . 1est: J . Harris, Negri,Bradbury, Evans, Vaughan, Terrell .

LA TROBE REDS : Robinson 3, Wright 3 ;Sheehan, Langford . Best: Robinson, D .Cowling, J . Drew, I . Caryle, Sheehan, Hard-man .

SECOND SEMI-FINAL

Fawkner 3.2 9.8Monash Whites 2.1 6.3

15 .14 19 .17-131

8.7 9.11- 64

FAWKNER : K . Ward 7, Pepyat 5, Thomas2, F . McMahon 2, Ciavola, Mills, G . Mc-Mahon . Best: M. Stapleton, K. Ward, Mills,Pepyat, G . McMahon, Dwyer.

MONASH WHITES : Peacock 2, Brett-Young 2, McKenzie 2, Wettenhall, Morecroft,D . Smith . Best: Tooley, Morecroft, Peacock,McKenzie, Geritz, Wettenhall .

JUNIOR SECTION 1

FIRST SEMI-FINAL

Monash Uni 6.2 10.4 13 .5

North Old Boys 4.2 6.3 8.6

17 .8 -11014 .7 - 91

MONASH UNIVERSITY: Sundberg 5, Whit-ton 5, Hargreaves 2, Merry 2, Boyd, Webb,Enever. Best : Merry, C . Moore, Rogers,Gray, Smith, Banyarri .

NORTH OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

SECOND SEMI-FINAL

Ormond 4 .5 12 .13 14.18 21 .21-147University Blues 4.0 5.3 7.5 11.9 - 7 5

ORMOND : Smythe 5, Fisher 4, Wood 2,Humphries 2, K . Russ 2, Gillies, Chapman,Reynolds, Schlufert, Hammond, Sandilands .Best: S . Russ, Schlufert, Cooper, Chapman,Smythe, K . Russ .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Taylor 2, Westmore2, Keeley 2, Parry 2, Lyle, Langdon, Hager.Best: Hager, O'Kane, Langdon, Greness,Westmore, McLachlan .

JUNIOR SECTION 2

FIRST SEMI-FINAL

Beverley Hills 3.0 4.0 10.2 13.4 - 82Old Paradians 5 .5 6.9 8.12 10.15- 75

BEVERLEY HILLS : M. Browning 7, Holly2, Maroney, Dunn, Hands, Barrett . Best:Ruth, Hands, Flater, M . Browning, D . Brown-ing, Dunn .

OLD PARADIANS : Roe 3, Crowe 2, Gil-more, Collins, Muller, R . Gregor, Mansfield .Best : Roe, S . Brown, Neeson, Muller, Boffa,Batt .

SECOND SEMI-FINAL

Coburg 6.4 10 .8 14.11 19 .14-128Parkside 3.2 6.6 6.9 10.11- 71

COBURG : Pettigrove 7, Henry 5, M . Hughe s2, Cleary 2, G . Hughes, J. Symons, A . Wal-ker . Best: Pettigrove, M. Hughes, Brown,O'Brien, Walker, Starbuck .

PARKSIDE: P . Laengst 5, French 2, Grum-misch, Waring, Franklin . Best : Grummisch,Keogh, French, Hennessy, Hayes, Waring .

A RESERVE SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINAL

North Old Boys 5 .5 6.6 8.7 11 .9 - 75Coburg 2.3 4.7 5.7 6.10- 46

NORTH OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

COBURG: Imbery 2, Seath, Gillingham,Kennealy, Zorzi . Best : Zylan, Sutherland,Lewis, Gillingham, Taylor, L. Beattie .

B RESERVE SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINAL

Old Scotch Coll 2 .4 8 .11 14.12 15.16-106Old Trinity Gr 3 .1 4.1 7.1 7.2 - 44

OLD SCOTCH : Ainger 4, Moffatt 4, Camp-bell 2, Widmer 2, D . Beaurepaire, Hender-son, Nickles . Best : Sowden, Welch, Hender-son, Moffatt, Campbell, Ainger .

OLD TRINITY: Stockdale 2, Duke 2, Mc-Kinnon 2, C . Williams . Best : King, Duke,Stockdale, Vaughan, Frood, Watson.


Last Week's Results - continuedC RESERVE SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINAL

Old Halley 2.2 4.7 6.9 10 .12- 72Fairfield 3.1 6.2 8.5 11.6 - 72

OLD HAILEYBURY : Forbes 4, Lingard 2,Mehegan, Bonwick, Legge, Williams . Best:Forbes, Gartner, Lingard, G . Lucas, Mehegan,Pollock .

FAIRFIELD : Edward 4, Bryan 3, Ruscuklic2 . Sullivan, Quadara . Best : Edwards, Nolan,Bryan, Curran, Oruad, Mather .

E RESERVE SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINAL

ANZ Bank 3.3 7.7 11.11 15 .13-103

Old C'weil Gr 1 .1 2 .3 4.6 5.9 - 39

ANZ BANK : May 4, Pearson 4, I . Laird 3,Debelak, Fehring, King, McDonald . Best :Debelak, May, Imrie, King, Baker, I . Laird .

OLD CAMBERWELL : Goss 2, Pegram 2,Connor. Best: Vincent, McPhail, Addison,Goss, D . Mehan, Gale .

SECOND SEMI-FINA L

St . Kilda CBOC 3 .1 7.2 9.4 10.5 - 65Parkside 1 .3 2.7 7.8 8.10- 5 8

ST. KILDA CBOC : Carey 3, Girdwood,Zott, Danckert, Howe, J . White, Jennings,McNiel . Best: McNeil, Jennings, Scanlan,Halpin, Blakely, Kelloway .

PARKSIDE : P. Byrne 2, Tennent 2,Napolitano 2, F. Findlay, Felle . Best: McLa

yEdwards, McNamara, Tennent, Thomas,Felle.

D RESERVE SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINAL

St Kevin's OB 3.2 7.4 9.6 11.6 - 72Old Geelong Gr 1 .3 3.5 7.8 9.10- 64

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Trewin 3, Cruise3, Allan 2, O'Connor 2, Boyd . Best : O'Hallo-ran, Boyd, Cruise, Simpson, Gaven, Fregon .

OLD GEELONG : Ross 3, Calder 3, P . Yen-cken, Dickson, Geyer. Best : Brown, Dickson,Calder, Ross, Geyer, Fullerton .

SECOND SEMI-FINAL

Hampton Rovers 4.0 8.5 12.6 17.10-112Marcellin OC 6.2 6.2 9.5 10.7 - 6 7

HAMPTON ROVERS: Mirabito 4, K .English 3, Tregear 3, Young 3, Grace 2,Combe, Hill. Best: G. English, Nadjecki,Holding, Young, Badman, Amoore .

MARCELLIN OC : Gregory 4, P . French 2,Holmes 2, Harman, Wood . Best : Foran, Bar-ker, P. French, Butler, Wood, Holmes .

SECOND SEMI-FINAL

Old Ivanhoe Gr 1.3 8.6 9.9 13.15- 93AMP Society 1 .4 1.8 1.13 1 .14- 20

OLD IVANHOE : Gurney 4, Wilson 3, Gal-braith 2, Steele, Wolstencroft, Wiltshire, J .Stevens . Best: Gurney, Galbraith, Pratt,Crook, Dixon, Jennings .

AMP SOCIETY: Thompson. Best : Hender-son, Cowd, S . Carr, A . Carr, Hosking, John-son .

F RESERVE SECTION

FIRST SEMI-FINAL

Old Mentonians 4.3 11.6 15 .7LaTrobe Reds 2 .3 2.6 3.12

18 .11-119

6 .14- 50

OLD MENTONIANS: Gadd 5, Ericksen 3,Bayliss 3, Francis 2, Ingram 2, T. Upham,McKinlay, Hill . Best: Clement-Smith, Gadd,McKinlay, T . Upham, Jamison, Francis .

LA TROBE REDS : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

SECOND SEMI-FINAL

Monash Whites 5.6 5.9Fawkner 0.1 1 .2

9.10 11 .12- 78

2.3 6.4 - 40

MONASH WHITES : Burley 4, G . James 2,Millis 2, Phillips 2, Derrick . Best : P . James,Tappe, Porter, G . James, Millis, Bowden.

FAWKNER : Goalkickers, best players notreceived .

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ELIGIBILITY OF PLAYERS FOR RESERVE AND JUNIOR SECTION FINAL SThe attention of clubs is drawn to the

restrictions which apply concerning playerseligible to take part in Final matches in theReserve and Junior Sections.

The Rule relating to eligibility of playersin Reserve Sectton Finals now reads :

A player who has been a member of asenior team of any club in nine or morematches during the home-and-home matchesin any season shall not be eligible for In-clusion in the reserve team of a club takingpart in a final match in the same seasonunless both the senior and reserve teamsare participating in a final match on thesame day.

Provided that no player shall be eligiblefor inclusion in a reserve team taking partin a final match in any season unless suchplayer has been a member of such reserveteam in at least TWO home-and-homematches during the said season.

JUNIORSA player who has been a member of a

senior or reserve team in more than fivematches durit;,,,g any season shall be Ineligiblefor inclusion in a junior team taking partin a semi-final, final or grand-final match inthe SAME SEASON UNLESS he has beena member of the junior team for more thanfive matches in the same season .

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A SUMMER UMPIRES' COURSE IS BEING CONTEMPLATEDFOR THOSE WHO ARE LACKING EXPERIENCE .

IF YOU WISH TO STAY IN FOOTBALL AND NO LONGERWISH TO PLAY, OR YOU WANT TO, BECOME A PART OFTHE ACTIVITY, THEN CONSIDER UMPIRING .

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BALL BRIEFS

150 GAMES TO R .O .B .'s VICE-CAPTAIN -CLUB RECORD

Congratulations to John "Spidge" Martinwho reaches his 150 game milestone todaywith Reservoir Old Boys . John is the firstReservoir player to reach 150 games andnaturally holds the club record for mostgames played . He has been with the clubsince its inception in 1965 and was a mem-ber of the premiership team of that year .A top class centreman and half-forward,John can adapt to any position as thesituation arises for the benefit of the club,this typifies his unselfish attitude and desireto place the club's success above all else .His success has not come without effort andhis dedication to hard training has been aninspiration to team mates . Consistentlyamong the top vote pollers and twice thewinner of the club's Best and Fairest award,he again appears certain to be among thetop vote earners this year . A natural leader,John's enthusiasm and dedication has noequal . Off the field he has been a hardworker for the social club, and his effortshave ensured the success of the recentPresentation Nights. Once again, congratula-tions John from all at Reservoir and we areall looking forward to you reaching 200.

100 UP TO A PARKSIDE RCongratulations from all at Parkside to

Peter (Jump the Fence in the Dark) Byrneon playing his 100th game last week. Earlierin the season Peter was struggling to securea place in the side but his persistence hasnow paid off and he has become a regularmember of our Reserves team . Well donePeter - ke@p up the good work and go onto the 200.

Congratulations to David Wood on com-pleting fifty games for Marcelliin last week ."Woodie" has played in many positions inour Reserves and his enthusiasm and dashingstyle make him a most useful player.

LOOKING BACKOur apologies to our readers for the non-

appearance of "LOOKING BACK" in thelast two issues .

The copy was lost somewhere along theline after leaving the Editor .

The same applies to "SNOW'S STORM" .

SCORE-BOARD ATTENDANT ATELSTERNWICK PARK

Mr. K. Paizis, one of our Goal Umpires,who unfortunately is unable to officiate inthis capacity at present owing to injury, hasvolunteered to operate the score-board atElsternwick Park for the senior matchesduring the finals series .

Clubs taking pa rt in the Reserves Sectiongames will be required to provide officialsto operate the board.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR FINALSClubs taking part in the final series must

arrange between themselves the following:-(a) Which club will wear black knicks, and

which white.(b) Which club will supply goal flags, time

bell, numbers for scoring board, etc .Check with the home club of the ground

being used whether these items are available .(c) Check with the home club of the

ground being used regarding keys to dressingrooms .

(d) EACH CLUB MUST PROVIDE ONENEW BALL, the winners to have first choiceof balls after the game.

Umpire'sC CoatL ( au dered)pROVIDE a Goal

(f) EACH CLUB should arrange to provideits own boot last and hammer.

(g) EACH CLUB MUST BE PREPARED tosupply a Boundary and Goal Umpire if re-quired . (Independent Boundary and GoalUmpires may be supplied at some games.)

The WINNING CLUB is responsible fortelephoning final scores to the HERALD Of-flee and the PRESS CORRESPONDENT (withgoalkickers and six best players being in-cluded in the call to the Press Correspondent )

ALL SENIOR AND JUNIOR SECTIONSON AUGUST 25th AND ALL SECTIONS (in-cluding RESERVES) on SEPTEMBER 1st, 8thand 15th.

CLUBS must also phone Quarter-by-Qua rter scores to the Press Correspondentat 91-6491 during the afternoon for trans-mission to ABV-Channel 2 .


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A SECTION - SECOND SEMI-FINALST. BERNARD'S OC

(Black, Gold and Blue)

Coach - Gus Mitchel l

Age Ht. Wt.2. Burgin, D. C . . . 21 5.10 11.73 . Ginnivan, M . J.

(VC) . . . . . 2{3 6.0 13.74 . Santamaria,

D. G . . . . . . . 18 5.7 10.75. Rackham, P. D. 22 6.2 14.06.lannazzo, M. P. 23 5.10 12.17 . Perrett, M. J. 30 5.9 11.128 . Amott, P . J. . . . . 27 6.0 11.89. Fox, J . W. . . . 23 6.5 15. 7

10 . Aughton, , P . G. 19 6.0 12.011 . Davis, T . J . . . . . 20 5.81/2 11 .712 . Hogan, P. N. 21 5.9 12.316 . Angel, B . F. . . . . 19 5.11 10.117 . Phelan, K . F. 21 5.8 10.718 . Mahoney, M. K. 23 6.1 13.720. Hancox, R. J. 31 6.2 . 13.624 . Drennan, M. J. 21 5.10 11.725 . Mahoney, G . A. 20 5.10 13.726 . Phelan, R. M. 19 5.8 10.827 . Harvey, J . G. 26 5.9 12.628 . King, R. H . . . . . 21 6 .0 13.729 . Amott, B . G. (C) 29 6.3 13.1230 . Whelan, M. J. 20 6.3 13.231 . Blake, M. J. 19 6.1 12.1232 . Harvey, 1 . R. 24 5.101h 12 .733 . Sullivan, F. P. 243 5.10 14.734 . Daffey, P. J . . . . . 25 6.0 1/2 13.436 . O'Callaghan,

W. V. . . . . . . . . 20 6.0 12.439 . Rizzoli, K. F . . . 19 5.8 10.940 . Schwarzenberg,

W. J . . . . . . . . . 25 6.2 15.047. Mitchell, G . P. 20 6.2 1/2 13.253 .,Sheahan, M. G. 25 6.0 12.055 . Pearson, M. J. 19 6.3 11 . 8

St. Bernard's O.C .First Qtr .

Ormond

ORMOND

(Brown and Light Blue)

Coach - Ted Farrel l

Age Ht. Wt.1 . Dove, S . . . . . . . . . 17 5.10 11.102 . Wood, R. J . (C) 25 6.5 15.03. Dexter, P. . . ., 24 5.8 11.04-Murphy, P. W. 22 6.1 13.25. Jenkins, R . C. 20 6.0 13.76. Ladd, K. J . (VC) 24 6.0 10 .77 . Sierakowski ,

P. D . . . . . . . . . 27 5.10 11.78 . Cameron, I . M. 27 6.2 14.89 . Graham, A. M. 26 5.9 12. 5

10 . Corben, B . F . . . 22 5.10 12.1012 . Foulsham, D. A. 22 5.10 12.013 . McInerney ,

P. J . . . . . . . . . 27 5.11 12.714 . Logan, R . . . . . 22 5.8 11.416 . Kozlowski, 1. 22 5.10 12.417 . Hoey, P . D. . . . . 27 5.8 11.418. Cameron, R. . : . . 18 6.1 1/2 13.720 . Bourne, B . K. 23 6.2 14.022 . Moran, G . F. 29 5.11 13.1223 . Naylor, A. R. 21 6.3 1h 13.825 . Thomas, G. T. 20 5.10 11.726 . Crumpton, T. R. 26 5.9 1/2 11.1227. Curtis4 Rob . . 22 5.7 1/2 11 .435 . Mortimer, J . I. 28 6.1 12.1036 . Holman, G . J. 20 5.11 11.737 . Pearce, G . . . . . 21 5.7 10.1244 . Ferrier, J . . . . . 26 5.11 12.049 . Fitts, B . . . . . . . 24 5.9 1h 11.6

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A Reserve SectionORMOND

(Brown and Light Blue)Coach - Ken Rowse

Age Ht.3. Dexter, P. . . . . . .. 24 5.87. Sierakowski ,

12. Foulsham,D. A. . .

13. McInerney ,P. J . . . . . . . . . 27

15. Curtis, Bob 2416. Kozlowski, I. 2217. Hoey, P . D. . . ., 2719. Le Page, N . . . 2621 . Briggs, G. A. . . 2726. Crumpton,

27 5.10

22 5 .1 1

T. R. . . . . . . . . 2628. Hocking, G . . . . . 2529. Hayes, B . J . . . . . 24PO. Lewis, M . . . . . 2531 . Joakim, N . . . . . 2532. Grace, D . J . . . . . 2333. Leetham, R. . . 1934. Hammond,

5 .115 .95 .105 .85 .116 .1i

Wt .11 .0

11 .7

12.0

12.711 .012.411 .413 .012 . 0

5 .91/2 11 .125.8 11.05.9 12 .05.11 11.75.9 12.76.2 13.75.10 10. 7

J . C. . . . . . . 21 5.81h35. Mortimer, J. I. 28 6.136. Holman, G. J. 20 5.1138. Richardson, P . 20 5.839 . Collins, M . . . . . 22 5.940 . Anrep, R. . . . . . . 20 6.441 . Minchington,

H . . . . . . . . . . 22 6.2 1/242 . Fitts, C. . . . . 19 5.111/243 . Paterson, D. L. 21 5.1044. Ferrier, J. . . . . 26 5.1146. Rogers, G . . . . . 20 5.748 . Meeking, J . P. 28 5.1149 . Fitts, B. . . . . . . . . 24 5.9y/s50 . Turner, G. . . . . 19 5.1151 . Hardham, L. . . . . 20 6.153 . Goold, S . „ . . . . 20 6. 1

Ormond

St. Bernard's O.C .

12 .012 .1011 .711 .710 .712. 7

13 .1011 .712 .012 .012.012 .011 .613.011 .311 .0

Second Semi-FinalST. BERNARD'S OC(Black, Gold and Blue)

Coach - John HarveyAge Ht. Wt.

1 . Underwood,

8. Amott, P. J .9. Fox, J. W. . . . .

12. Hogan, P . N .13. Perrett, J. W.15. Considine,

P. J. . . . . . . . .19. Mahoney, K. D.20. Hancox, R. J.21 . Kennedy, P. A.22. Anderson,

D. W. . . . . . . . .23. Power, D. K. . .26. Phelan, R. M.27. Harvey, J . G .

(C) . . . . . . . . .30. Whelan, M . J .31 . Cui;ack, B. J .32. Harvey, 1 . R.34. Daffey, P. J .35 . Pearson, P. J.P6. O'Cailaghan ,

W. V. . . . . . . . .38 . Smith, G . J .

(VC) . . . . . .39 . Rizzoli, K. F. . .41 . Dalmau, M. J .42 . O'Loughlin ,

B . G . . .45 . Johnson, P. G .46 . Hughes, J. G .47. Mitchell, G. P .51 . Sharp, G . R . . .52 . Holland, P . J.53 . Sheahan ,

M. G.55 . Pearson, M. J .69 . Reidy, C . J . . .9,3 . Sheehan, M. A .

25 5.9 13.527 6.0 11 .823 6.5 15.721 5.9 12.327 5.8 12. 0

30 5.11 12 .621 6.1 13.231 6.2 1P.622 6.2 1/2 14. 1

20 5.8 11 .10,19 6.3 11.1219 5.8 10. 8

26 5.9 12.620 6.3 13.229 15.71/2 12.724 5.101/2 12.725 6.0 1/2 14.024 6.0 1h 13.4

20 6.0 12. 4

23 5.8 10.219 5.8 10.921 6.3 13.1 0

24 5.6 12.020 5.8 10.1020 5.6 10.020 6.21/2 13 .225 5 .101/2 12 .721 6.0 12.0

25 6.0 12.019 6.3 11.830 6.0 13.426 6.0 16. 2

First Qtr . Second Qtr. Third Qtr . Final Qtr.

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, . given it a way eh ?by Mike Dunham

"Given it away, eh? The question was asked by my companionof some years standing as he shrewdly eyed my sarsaparilla .

"Feeling crook? ""No, it's a personal decision .""Won't be seeing you in here eh?""Well, I'm here now aren't I? ""Yes, well you know what I mean, you won't be drinking that

stuff all night," he said .He was quite right of course, I learned later. I couldn't in-

clude myself in the long drinking sessions on Friday evening,and over the week-end and it wasn't the sars either . The Blokesstarted off the same way with convivial chat, but as the timepassed, I found the conversation growing louder and thelaughter more raucous and I just couldn't see the funny sideof their jokes which I realised had been repeated over and overagain. So, I began to slip away, and on the way home I evenbought a box of chocolates for my wife .

"You're home early," said my wife . My small daughterscreeched, "it's Daddy, it's Daddy," and two scruffy footballerscame in from the garden with smiles on their faces . As Isettled myself in an easy chair I was 'bombarded with state-ments and questions and stories of what "Sir" had said atschool, and would I fix this broken doll, and "the Tigers arebest, aren't they Dad?" i was wanted, it seemed . Yet this iswhat I said I couldn't face after a'herd-day's-work, I'd hadto relax with a few beers with the boys.

It happened quite slowly really and it wasn't till the fourthFriday night in a row that my wife said . "It's nice to haveyou home early these days, it makes the week-end so muchlonger," and the boys anticipating my early arrival had set upthe chessmen. It was then that I realised that I was lookingforward to it as much as they were .

I don't get involved in chook raffles anymore but I don't thinkI ever came out in front with them anyway. One week, I didwin three, but for the most part it would have been cheaper tobuy one at the delicatessen .

At the football, I don't drink and I don't miss the importantincidents .

Well, I'm $10 a week better off . I've lost weight. I like Monday morning a lot more . I'mfacing up to difficulties, and I'm taking a real interest in things, especially at work. It's funny,I used to say that grog made no difference to me . I could take it or leave it, and all that rotabout it _being manly to drink, why I've never felt better in my life. And I seem to find moretime to do things - maybe it's because I want to do them .

"Still off it then?' said my erstwhile drinking companion . "Still crook?""Not on your life," I said, "never felt better. Must rush, I'm taking the boys to the foot-

ball." ❑

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BEST AND FAIREST AWARDSPaul Peasnell, North Old Boys rover, has

won this year's A Section award for theBest and Fairest player . He received 21points .

He polled three first votes, four secondsand four thirds and won by only one pointfrom Bernie Angel of St . Bernard's, whoreceived four firsts, two seconds and fourthirds .

Third in the voting was Ian Davis ofGeelong who received five 'first votes andtwo thirds for a total of 17 points, thesame as Monash Blues' centre-man, RossBooth, who however was placed behind Davison a count-back as he received only threefirst votes .

The award in B Section went to PhilPryor (Collegians) also with 21 points, onepoint more than Old Carey ruckman, Mil£eBirrell, who was the winner in 1971 and1972 .

On this occasion he polled five firstvotes, one second and three thirds, whilePryor received four firsts, three seconds andthree thirds .

The highest votes went to A . Ramsay ofElsternwick, who won the E Section awardwith 28 points - seven firsts, three secondsand a third .

A SECTIONlst 2nd 3rd Pis

P. Peasnell, North OB 3 4 4 21B . F. Angel, St. Bernards OC 4 2 4 20*I . W. Davis, Geelong 5 0 2 17R Booth, Monash Blues 3 3 2 17

* Third on count-back .

E SECTIONA . Ramsay, Elstemwick 7 3 1 28R . C . Mullett, 0 C'well Gr 3 4 2 19R. Roulston, AMP Society 4 1 2 16M. Ritterman, AJAX 4 1 1 15

F SECTIO NR. D. Hariman, LaTrobe Reds 3 3 2 17P. McGorlick, Thornbury 4 0 1 13*K. Peel, Old Mentonians 3 1 1 12R. Trotter, North Brunswick 2 2 2 12

* Third on count-back

JUNIOR SECTION 1*R. Perrett, Uni Blacks 4 2 0 16F. Whitton, Monash Uni 2 5 0 16**S. J. Russ, Ormond 3 2 0 13§B . Driscoll, Power House 3 1 2 13tR. Hager, Uni Blues 2 3 1 13i t M. Tyers, Old Scotch Coll 2 2 3 1 3iA . A. Biagi, North OB 2 2 3 13° Won on count-bac k

** Third on count-back§ Fourth on count-backI Fifth on count-back

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JUNIOR SECTION 2M. J . Browning, Bev Hills 6 1 2 22P. Cleary, Coburg 3 2 4 17A. Roe, Old Paradians 4 0 3 15B. Mansfield, Old Paradians 2 4 0 14I . Gutteridge, Old Brighton Gr 2 2 3 1 3

B SECTIO NP. Pryor, Collegians 4 3 3 21M. Birrell, Old Carey Gr 5 1 3 20*T. Archer, Res OB 2 3 2 14B. Smith, Kew 2 2 4 14**M. Eaton, University Blks 4 0 0 12;C. McCrae, Uni Blacks 3 1 1 12ttB. Steele, Old Carey Gr 2 3 0 12

* Third on count-back .** Fifth on count-backt Sixth on count-back

t t Seventh on count-back

C SECTIO NP. Johnston, Parkside 3 4 0 17A. Flavel, UHS Old Boys 3 1 5 16R. Sykes, Power House 2 3 2 14*P. Naisr, Power House 3 1 2 13R. Weir, Old Melburnians 2 3 1 13

* Fourth on count-bac k

D SECTIO NP. Toohey, Marcellin OC 6 0 3 21L. J . Radford, C'wealth Bank 5 0 1 16*P. Leeming, Hampton Rovers 4 1 0 14R. Abernathy, Brunswick 2 2 4 14A. Lasala, Brunswick 3 2 0 13

* Third on count-back

V .A.F.A. MEETIN GClub Secretaries and Delegates ( Members)

are reminded that the next meeting of theAssociation will be held at the AmateurSports Club, McKillop Street, Melbourne, at8 p .m., on Monday next, September 3rd .

Clubs are entitled to be represented byonly one Delegate ( Member), but repeatedfailure to be represented will incur a fine,or possible expulsion from the Association .Make sure your club is represented .

This will be the final meeting for theseason.

THE BLACK LIS TFailed to phone the Herald before 5 .30 p .m .

Fine - THREE DOLLARS .

KEWBEVERLEY HILL S

Phoned incorrect scores . Fine - ONEDOLLAR.

FAWKNERCOBURG JUNIOR S


FIXTURE & RESULTS "A" SECTIONAPRIL 7

Geel 16 .15 Ivan 13 .10C1fG 24.27 ilniBlu 14 .7NOB 16.22 Omd 12 .17Cob 13 .12 StBrn 6 .19OPar 13 .18 MonB 12 .1 3

APRIL 14UBIu 10 .17 MBlu 8 .18StB 19.23 Ivan 18 .14Ormd 14 .18 Cob 10 .14NOB 10 .13 CifG 9 .17Geel 18.13 OPard 14 .1 3

APRIL 28Cbug 17.14 Geel 14.13MBiu 17.18 Ivan 12 .12Omd 17.19 UB1u 11 .9StBer 13 .14 NOB 12 .12CIfG 27.17 OPar 3 .1 1

MAY 5CIfGr 17 .21 MBlu 8.10StB 12.8 UB1u 12 .11Cob 22 .17 Ivan 12.10NOB 19.16 Geel 8 .11Orm 12 .19 OPard 9.6

MAY 12CifG 11 .16 Geel 11 .7Omd 18 .18 StBern 7 .13

UniBlu 18 .13 Ivan 12 .18Cob 16 .16 MB1u 11 .15NOB 20.15 OPar 7.1 5

MAY 19Geel 23 .8 MBiu 11 .11Omd 10.15 C1fG 9.15Cb 23.22 UBlu 12 .17NOB 20 .17 I'hoe 16 .5StB 16.14 OPar 10 .1 2

MAY 26Omd 19.10 Gee19.11C1fG 16.17 I'hoe 15.10StB 12 .12 MBlu 7.4NOB 25 .23 UniBlu 8.9Cob 16 .30 OPar 10 .20

JUNE 2Omd 16.13 MB1u 7 .4StBrn 18.21 C1fG 7.15UBiu 16 .13 Geel 11 .18Cob 11 .22 NOB 11 .12OPar 11 .10 Ivan 9 . 9

JUNE 9StBer 18 .7 Geel 11 .15Clf 19.12 Cob 11 .9NOB 16 .10 MBlu 9.12Orm 18 .24 Ivan 15 .19UniBlu 15 .19 OPar 9.11

JUNE 16Omd 17.10 NOB 13 .11StBrn 10 .8 Cob 9 .8MBlu 19.13 OPar 13.11Ivan 20 .15 Geel 13 .15CifGr 11 .18 UBiu 8 . 5

JUNE 23MB1u 8 .12 UBlu 5 .7StBrn 18.13 Ivan 6 .11Omd 12 .21 Cob 6 .16NOB 14.17 Clf 9:16Gee19.5 OPard 5 .1 5

JUNE 30Coburg 15.19 Geei 11 .18Ivan 13 .19 MBlu 12 .18UniBlu 13.12 Orm 9.22StBrn 19.10 NOB 14.12C1fG 20.12 OPar 9.12

JULY 7Cluf 16 .14 MBlu 12.6StBrn16 .19 UBlu 7.10Cob 11 .19 Ivan 8 .11NOB 14.10 Geel 10.11Omd 21 .17 OPard 7 .1 1

JULY 21Geel 18.11 MBiu 7.9Omd 21 .13 ClfGr 17.11Cob 8.6 UniBlu 8.6

NOB 18 .13 Ivan 16 .6OPar 13 .10 StBern 10 . 8

JULY 28Ormd 17.14 Geel 14.15ClfGr 19 .15 Ivan 11 .11StBern 18 .12 MBlu 7 .6NOB 13 .14 UniBlu 6.10Cob 20.14 OPard 7 .1 0

AUGUST 4Omd 19 .15 MBlu 16.14StBrn 19 .9 Clf 12.15Gee18 .9 UniBlu 6.8NOD 17.21Cob15 .16OPar 13 .14Ivan 11 .14

AUGUST 11StBrn 26.14 Geel 8.17C1fGr 13 .21 Cobug 11 .7NOB 14 .19 MonBlu 8 .3Omd 17 .17 Ivan 15.11UBlu 17.10 OPard 14 .1 9

AUGUST 18Caulf 21 .12 Geel 11 .12StBern 12 .16 Orm 11 .10Ivan 12 .19 UniBiu 8 .9MonBlu 15.9 Cob 12.10OPard 9.9 NOB 8 . 7

SEPTEMBER 25First Semi-Final

Clf Or 13 .16 NOB 8 . 9

FIXTURE & RESULTS "B" SECTIO NAPRIL 7

UB1k12 .15 OCar 10 .15ROB 20 .19 MHS 11 .8Coll 21 .14 Assm 14 .8OSC11 .12Kew9.4OTri 15.16 DLS 10 .1 2

APRIL 14MHS 15 .12 DLS 1 .13

OSC 13.17 OCar 8113Co 1 .18 Ke

w Res2819Assm9 .6 0OTrI 20.12 UniBlk 12 .25

APRIL 28Kew 15.7 UniBlk 12 .14

OCar 14 .13 DLS 6.14

Coil 18 .16 MHS 12 .9OSc 2 .9 Assm 15Res 15116 OTri 8.12 5

MAY 5Res' 1.22 DLS 5 .12MHS 15.17 OSC 12.17OCar 18.10 Kew 12 .16UniBlk 21 .10 Asm 11 .13Coll 21 .18 OTri 14 .1 2

MAY 1 2Res 18.14 UniBlk 13 .13OSC 13.11 Coll 12 .13

Kew DLSOTri 13 .13 Assm 9 .13OCar 18.19 MHS 8.5

MAY 1 9DLS 16.13 UBlk 16.12Res 26.20 Coll 12 .8Kew 22 .17 MHS 13 .21OCar 19 .11 Assm 8.9OTrI 18 .15 OSC 9. 7

MAY 26UniBlk 26 .33 Coil 7.9ResOB 12 .13 OCr 12.13DLS 23 .14 OSC 11.9MHS 11 .19 Ass 11 .16OTri 24 .14 Kew 8 .14

JUNE 2Coil 14 .12 DLS 13.15OSC 14.9 Res 12 .16UniBk 26.16 NMS 10 .15Kew 20.19 Assm 14.15OCar 16 .17 OTrI 7. 9

JUNE 9UniBik 21 .26 OSC 14 .6Res 20 .19 Kew 10 .11DLS 19.12 Assm 7 .4Coll 14 .13 OCar 10 .15OTrI 17.17 MHS 16 .15

JUNE 16UBIk 22 .16 OCar 14 .9Res 20 .23 MHS 10.11Coil 18 .11 Assm 12 .14Kew 25 .18 OSC 10 .21OTrI 12 .14 DLS 9.9

JUNE 23DLS15.21MHS12 .8OCar 12 .12 OSC 8.12Coil 11 .13 Kew 8 .7Res 24 .23 Assm 5.9UniBlk 14 .16 OTri 9 .13

JUNE 30UniBlk 15 .15 Kew 11 .20OCar 10.11 DLS 7 .15Coll 16.25 MHS 13 .9OSC 19.14 Assm 13.8Res 22 .13 OTri 11 .17

JULY 7DLS 12 .13 Res 11 .13MHS 9.15 OSC 8.5Kew 15 .24 OCar 11 .7UniBlk 27.20 Assm 9 .11OTri 14 .22 Colleg 13 .14

JULY 21UniBik 10.10 DLS 5.9Res 11 .14 Colleg 9.4Kew 17.25 MHS 10 .7OCar 19 .16 Assm 12 .9

OSC 11 .14 OTri 8 .9JULY 28

UniBlk 16 .10 Coll 5.14ResOB 19 .21 OCar 11 .10OSC 15 .11 DLS 11 .16MRS 21 .12 Assm 17 .15Kew 24.16 OTrin 19 . 5

AUGUST 4DLS 16 .23 Coil 14 .9Res 22 .17 OSC 16 .10UniBlk 22 .18 MRS 14.10Kew 20 .17 Assm 11 .12OTri 18.12 OCar 15 .1 7

AUGUST 11OSC 13 .7 UniBlk 10 .9Kew 20.12 ResOB 18 .12DLS 19 .24 Assm 14.13OCar 22 .19 Coil 11 .14OTri 29.16 MHS 9 . 9

AUGUST 18Res 12 .13 UniBlk 9 .6Coll 12 .21 OSC 7.12OCar 21 .20 MHS 12 .8Kew 12 .15 DLS 5 .6OTri 17.5 Assm 7 .1 3

SEPTEMBER 25First Semi-Final

Kew 13.14 OTri S . 1 1


LOOKING BACK5 Years Ago

Only 3 points separated Caulfield Gram-marians and Uni Blacks at half-time in thefirst semi . However in the third quarterCaulfield kicked 7 .4 to take a good lead andhold off a determined finish by Blacks towin by 11 points and enter the prelim . final .

Best were Atchison, Butcher (5 goals) andClark for the victors and for Blacks Crouch,Pruden and Patterson starred .

Norm Willoughby played his 150th gamefor Parkside in the 'D' Section first semiwhile Barry Saunders played his 150th gamefor the Blacks, a'first" for any Blacksplayer.

Uni Blues rover Phil Moran won 'A' Sec-tion best and fairest with 25 points fromCaulfield Gram . winger Alan Chaffey (20points) while in 'B' Section David Hone(Monash) and Mick McKenzie (Old Xav .)tied on 18 points and could not be separatedon a count-back.

10 Years AgoCollegians in their seventh successive

final series appearance met Old Xaveriansin 'A' Section first semi . The teams werecaptained by Brian Powell and John Sandersrespectively .

Old Xaverians got off to a great startleading 4 .3 to 0 .3 at quarter time . HoweverCollegians then took over and ran out easywinners 15 .19 to 9 .12.

Best for Collegians were R. Walduck, Daffand Johnson while Slattery, N. Gibson andWardlaw kept Old Xav's in the game .

In 'B' Section U.H .S .O.B . beat Coburg togo into the Grand Final while Geelong de-feated De La Salle to go into the Prelim.final against Coburg.

Denis Dalton (Old Paradians) won 'A' Sec-tion fairest and best with 27 points, whiletwo Melbourne High players, "Jocka" Nel-son and Ian Turnbull filled second and thirdplaces with 22 and 15 points .

In 'B' Section Peter Scanlon (Coburg) wonthe trophy with 27 points from Ian Red-path (Geelong) on 23 points .

Graeme Brewer (Nat . Bank), Brian Chettle(Preston) and John Adams (North Old Boys)won best and fairest awards in C, D and ESections, while Coburg's Graham Warfe wonthe Junior Section trophy .Among other items of interest on this day

"sincerest congratulations from all at St .Bernard's to hard working secretary PeterNathan on his recent engagement" .

Caulfield Grammarians met St . Kilda CBCin the 'C' Section final to win the right toplay Parkside in the grand final .

Old Paradlans, coached by Maurice Con-sidine, and Ormond, coached by Clyde Laid-law met in the second semi in 'A' Section ;Paradians had defeated Ormond easily inboth previous games.

25 Years AgoBest and fairest awards were as follows ;

'A' Section, Denis Cordner (UniversityBlacks) 5, Sam Birtles (Hampton Rovers),Ted Cordner (Old Melb .), Kenith Gough (OldScotch), Doug Heywood (Blacks) 3, and in'B' Section John Kennedy ( Teachers College)5, H. Lummas (Elst .) 4 .

Old Melburnians defeated Old Scotch by10 points in the first semi played at Park-dale while in the second semi Uni Blacks,led by Denis Cordner, were too strong forHampton Rovers, led by Doug Arnold. TheRovers were appearing in their first 'A'Section semi-final .

In 'B' Section, Old Xaverians narrowlybeat Balwyn to gain admission to 'A' Sectionand the right to play Brunswick in thegrand final . Best for Old Xav's were PeterMurphy, Joe Barbaro and Ken Phelan .

Geelong won the 'C' Section flag whenthey kicked 6.6 to Alphington's 1 .1 in thefirst quarter . The 'Tons fought back and ina great last quarter kicked 5 .1 to 1 .2 butwent down by 21 points .

Fairfield beat Murrumbeena in 'D' Sectionand Ivanhoe won the Junior flag against oldrivals Hampton Scouts .

INSTRUCTIONS FOR TEAMSTAKING PART IN FINALS

(A) Please arrange for a member of yourclub to phone Quarter-by-Quarter scores tothis number : 91 6491 .

DO NOT phone the final scores to thisnumber.

(B) IMMEDIATELY the match is overphone FINAL SCORES to the HERALD -652 1479 or 652 1893 or 63 0211 Ext. 1479 or1893 (Seniors and Juniors) - 652 1892 or63 0211 Ext. 1892 (Reserves) . This is theresponsibility of the WINNING CLUB .

(C) IF YOU ARE THE WINNERS TODAY-You are required to phone the goal-kickers

and six best players from your team andALSO goal-kickers and six best players fromthe opposing team to the Press Correspon-dent on 53 1290 as soon after 5 p.m . as pos-sible and certainly BEFORE 7 p.m ,

(D) IF YOU ARE THE LOSERS TODAY-You are required to furnish the opposing

side with your goal-kickers and six bestplayers from your team .

If by chance the opposing team fails totake this information from you please do notthink your job is finished - get on thephone to the Press Correspondent 53 1290and give it to him direct .

(E) Failure to comply with any of theabove instructions or the usual time dead-lines will incur the usual FINES . This ap-plies to both WINNERS and LOSERS .(F) RESERVES - Goal-kickers and Best

Players of Reserves matches may be phonedto 91 6491 (Elsternwick Park) during theafternoon if desired . This could save youdelays in the evening .


LEADING GOAL-KICKERS(Goals kicked last Saturday shown in brackets .)

A SECTIONLadd, Ormond 60M. Mahoney, St. Bern 59Pearce, Ormond 53Butcher, Caul Gr (3) 54G . Fletcher, Caul Gr (1) 46Voigt, Uni Blues 45Crompton, Ivanhoe 41Lowcock, Geelong 41Cleary, Coburg 40Callesen, Coburg 39Murray, North OB (2) 37

B SECTIONR . Harley, MHS 0 B 75Moffatt, Uni Black 73McCrohan, Res OB 68O'Donnell, Assumpt 52Berry, Kew (2) 47Nihill, Kew (-) 42Munn, Collegians 40Stephens, 0 Trinity (3) 42Grose, Res OB 37Archer, Res OB 36

C SECTIONChapman, Fairfield (3)Calleja, St Kilda (-)Agar, O BrightonBartlett, Power Hse (5)J . Shepherd, 0 BrightMcMahon, -UHS 0 BWoodhead, Fairfield (-)Quinn, 0 Xa v

D SECTIONThompson, C'w BkSheehan, St KevStayles, BrunswickWayman, Alphington (9)P . Gartner, Marcellin (3)McKay, AlphingtonCecil, Alphington (3)McKay, Alphington (-)Rolls, Hampton Rov

Wolfe, Hampt R 31Bennett, Hampt R 30Gross, Alphington (-) 30

E SECTIONRosewarne, E'wick (4) 82R. Stevens, 0 Ivanhoe (-) 55Roulston, AMP (5) 56Waterworth, 0 C'well (-) 53McCutcheon, ANZ 39Dancer, ANZ 34Plummer, Glenhunt 32P. Valle, Glenhuntly 30Whitby, Footscray 30

F SECTIONSignoretti, St Bedes (5)Thomas, Fawkner (2)Evans, St Bedes (3)Ferguson, Fawkner (-)F. McMahon, Fawkner (2)Geritz, Mon Whites (-)Hardman, LaTrb Red (-)Simpson, D& LRoche, LaTrobe Red (-)

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JUNIOR SECTION 1Whitton, Mon Uni (5) 101Smyth, Ormond (5) 69G. Dean, Ivanhoe 60Wood, Ormond (2) 55Sheales, North OB 53White, North OB 48Carter, Uni Blks 47R. Taylor, Uni Blue (2) 48Butcher, Power House 45Westmore, Uni Blues (2) 42

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JUNIOR SECTION 2

M . Browning, Bev Hill (7)Cleary, Coburg (2)Sweeney, Parkside (-)Bastow, Parkside (-)

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Riddell, 0 Brighton 52O'Loughlin, Bev Hills (-) 47Gilmore, 0 Paradians (1) 46Symons, Coburg (1) 46Tolley, Coburg (-) 44Pettigrove, Coburg (7) 5 0

A RESERVE SECTIONLupson, Caul Gr 36Sheahan, St Bernards 34Joakim, Ormond 31Le Page, Ormond 28

B RESERVE SECTION

Stockdale, 0 Trinity (2) 56R. Laird, Res OB 51T. Wilson, Res OB 38Ainger, 0 Scotch 1 3 1

C RESERVE SECTION

Poyntz, Parkside (-) 40Iliopulos, UHS 36J. White, St . Kilda (1) 31Dakin, Power House 2 7

D RESERVE SECTIONMirabito, HamptRov (4) 60Combe, Hampt Rov (1) 58Gregory, Marcellin (4) 4 7

E RESERVE SECTIONStevens, Elsternwick 42P . Hanson, 0 C'well (-) 38Cook, Glenhuntly 36Wilson, 0 Ivanhoe 30

F RESERVE SECTIONWeaven, LaTrobe Red 40Serong, St Bedes 32Powell, Mon Whites (-) 30Stewart, Fawkner 29M . Badman, LaTh Red 29Burley, Mon . Whites (4) 29

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-September11, 1973

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 Bold Type . Umpire for Reserves game shown in brackets .

A SECTION - SECOND SEMI-FINALSt . Bernard's OC v Ormond at Elsternwick

Park .Field : George . Emergency : G. Thomas.Boundary : Hindle, Kong . Goal : Bennett,Smith .B SECTION - SECOND SEMI-FINAL

Reservoir Old Boys v University Blacks, atHarry Trott Oval, Albert Park .Field : Jorgensen . Emergency : D. Hill .Boundary : Allan, D . Hill . Goal : K . Jenner,Hillier.

C SECTION - FINALFairfield v Parkside at Brens Oval, Royal

Park .Field : Mason . Emergency : Rowe .Boundary : J. Field, Rowe . Goal : Box, E .Wilson .

D SECTION - FINA LState Savings Bank v Marcellin OC at Rans-

ford Oval, Royal Park . (Use AssumptionO .C. dressing room) .Field : D . Jenkin . Emergency : Kollmorgen .Boundary : Kollmorgen, Jennings .Goal : Williams, Murray.

E SECTION - FINALAMP Society v Old Camberwell Gram at Oval

10, Albert Park . (Use Beaurepaire Cen-tre dressing pavilion) .Field: D. R . Dodds . Emergency : Bonny-man . Boundary : Bonnyman, A . Mac-kenzie . Goal : Dunstan, D . McKenzie .

F SECTION - FINALSt . Bede's OC v Monash Whites at Oval 14,

Albert Park . (Use Beaurepaire Centredressing pavilion) .Field : T . Gannon . Emergency : I . Simp-son . Boundary: I . Simpson, Nicholls .Goal : Ahlm, McCusker .

JUNIOR SECTION 1 - FINALMonash University v University Blues at Old

Scotch Ground, Yarra Park .Field : G. Simpson . Emergency: L .Thomas . Boundary: L. Thomas, R .Roberts . Goal : R . Hill, E . Jenner .

JUNIOR SECTION 2 - FINALBeverley Hills v Parkside at Old Paradians

Ground, Yarra Park .Field: Hagarty . Emergency: McTaggart .Boundary : McTaggart, Byrne . Goal: D .G . Dodd, P. Fell .A RESERVE SECTION - SECOND

SEMI-FINAL(at 11 .45 a .m . )

Ormond v St . Bernard's OC at ElsternwickPark .Field : Dressing . Emergency : Somerville .Boundary : Somerville, Pritchett . Goal:Peters, Sanderson .

B RESERVE SECTION-SECOND SEMI-FINAL

(at 11 .45 a.m .)Reservoir Old Boys v University Blacks at

Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park .

Field: Goodman . Emergency: Medley.Boundary : Medley, Blair-Holt . Goal :Stockdale, R . McKenzie .

C RESERVE SECTION-FIRST SEMI-FINAL REPLAY

(at 11 .45 a .m . )Old Haileyburians v Fairfield at Brens Oval,

Royal Park .Field : Harradence . Emergency: Rolfe .Boundary : Rolfe, B . Roberts.Goal: Robinson, Marsden .

D RESERVE SECTION -FINAL(at 11 .45 a.m .)

St . Kevin's Old Boys v Marcellin OC at Rans-ford Oval, Royal Park. (Use main RoyalPark dressing room) .Field : Johnston . Emergency : King.Boundary : King, Maebus . Goal : Cogdon,McCartney .

E RESERVE SECTION - FINAL(at 11 .45 a .m . )

ANZ Bank v AMP Society at Oval 10, AlbertPark . (Use Beaurepaire Centre dressingpavilion) .Field : Bishop . Emergency : Volich .Boundary : Volich, Hoist . Goal : Duck-worth, Woolf .F RESERVE SECTION - FINAL

(at 11 .45 a.m . )Old Mentonians v Fawkner at Oval 10, Albert

Park. (Use Beaurepaire Centre dressingpavilion) .Field : Keating . Emergency : Reilley .Boundary : Reilley, Lucas . Goal : Saunder,Dowling .

EMERGENCY UMPIRESField : Knowles, I . Wilson .Boundary: Nathan (St . Bernard's OC), Shillit

(Ormond) .Goal : Grandin ,

Senior and Junior Section matches at2 p.m ., Reserves Section matches at 11.45 a .m .

Clubs must be prepared to provide boun-da ry or goal umpires, if necessa ry , at othermatches .

Reserve Section matches commence at11 .45 a .m . sharp. Senior and Junior Sectionmatches commence at 2 p .m . sharp .

RESERVE SECTION MATCHES CONSISTOF FOUR 20-MINUTE QUARTERS, WITHTIME-ON ADDED IN ACCORDANCE WITHINSTRUCTIONS PRINTED ON THE BACKOF SCORE CARDS .

In ALL matches the quarter-time interv alshall be only of sufficient duration to allowthe teams to change ends ; the half-time inter-val (that is from the end of the secondquarter to the commencement of the thirdquarter) must not exceed 15 minutes, and thethree-quarter-time interval not exceed 5minutes .


RESULTS OF PREVIOUS MATCHESA SECTION

Ormond (away) 18 .18-126 d . St . Bernard's OC 7.13-55-May 12 .

St. Bernard's OC 12.16-88 d . Ormond 11 .10-76 at Elsternwick Park-August 18 .B SECTION

Reservoir OB 18 .14-122 d . University Blacks 13 .13-91 (at Elsternwick Park)-

May 12 .Reservoir OB (home) 12 .13-85 d. University Blacks 9 .6-60-August 18 .

C SECTIONParkside (away) 19 .14-128 d. Fairfield 17 .7-109-June 2 .Fairfield (away) 19 .11-125 d . Parkside 14 .16-100-August 4 .

D SECTIONState Sav. Bank (away) 14.15-99 d . Marcellin OC 9 .13-67-May 19 .

Marcellin OC (away) 20.10-130 d . State Sav. Bank 12 .11-83-July 21 .E SECTION

Old Camberwell Gr (home) 14.8-92 d . AMP Society 13 .11-89-June 9 .Old Camberwell Gr (away) 16 .21-117 d . AMP Society 8 .14-62-August 11 .

F SECTIONMonash Whites (away) 12 .15-87 d . St . Bede's OC 10.11-71-May 26 .

St . Bede's OC (away) 14 .22-106 d . Monash Whites 11 .5-71-July 28 .

JUNIOR SECTION 1University Blues (home) 16 .12-108 d . Monash University 15 .10-100-May 19 .

University Blues (away) 10 .16-76 d . Monash University 10 .12-72-July 21 .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Parkside (home) 13 .15-93 d . Beverley Hills 13 .13-91-June 23 .

A RESERVE SECTIONOrmond (away) 10.17-77 d . St . Bernard's OC 10.6-66-May 12 .

Ormond 10 .12-72 d. St . Bernard's OC 7 .5-47 (at Elsternwick Park)-August 18 .

B RESERVE SECTIO NUniversity Blacks 10.15-75 d . Reservoir OB 8.5-53 (at Elsternwick Park)-

May 12 .Reservoir OB (home) 7 .10-52 d . University Blacks 3 .4-22-August 18 .

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C RESERVE. SECTIONOld Haileybury (away) 9 .13-67 d . Fairfield 2 .10-22-April 14 .Old Haileybury (home) 14 .12-96 d . Fairfield 7.13-55-June 23 .Old Haileybury 10.12-72 drew with Fairfield 11 .6-72-August 25 (First Semi-

D RESERVE SECTIONSt . Kevin's OB (home) 11 .15-81 d . Marcellin OC 7.7-49-May 12 .Marcellin OC (home) 4.5-29 d . St . Kevin's OB 2 .2-14-August 18 .

E RESERVE SECTIONAMP Society (home) 6 .8-44 d. ANZ Bank 2 .5-17-May 12 .ANZ Bank (home) 8 .11-59 d . AMP Society 4.5-29-August 18 .

F RESERVE SECTIONFawkner (home) 13 .6-94 d . Old Mentonians 5 .3-33-May 12 .Fawkner (away) 11 .18-84 d . Old Mentonians 8.8-56-July 21 .

DUTY OFFICERS FOR TODAY'S GAMESElsternwick Park - Mr. E. FULLER .Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park - Mr . A . M. SMITH .Brens Oval, Royal Park - Mr S . P . WHITFIELD .Ransford Oval, Royal Park - Mr N. NUGENT.Oval 10, Albert Park - Mr. W. K. FINDLAY .Oval 11, Albert Park - Mr. M. G . RUSSEL .Oval 14, Albert Park - Mr . F. H. COLDREY .Old Scotch and Old Paradians Grounds, Yarra Park - Mr. B . L . LeBROCQ .

Next Week's Matches at Elsternwick ParkSEPTEMBER 8th, 1973

FINAL

Caulfield Gram. v. Losers of Today's 2nd Semiat 2 p.m.

Reserves at 11 .45 a.m.

NORTH OLD BOYS v LOSERS OF TODAY'S2nd SEMI-FINA L

Admission : ADULTS 40 cents ; C#riidren accompanied by an Adult - FREEAMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUND - PARKING

FEE 20 cents .

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

DUTY OFFICER - MR. ERN. FULLER

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-September, 1, 1973 -

Next Week's Matches - Sept . 1AT 2 p.m ., RESERVES AT 11 .45 a .m .

A SECTION - FINALCaulfield Grammarians v . Losers of today's

Second Semi-final at Elsternwick Park .

B SECTION - FINALKew v . Losers of today's Second Semi-final

at Collingwood Football Ground (VictoriaPark) .

C SECTION - GRAND FINALPower House v . Winners of today's Final

at Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park .

D SECTION - GRAND FINALAlphington v. Winners of today's Final at

Ransford Oval, Royal Park . (Use Assump-tion O .C. dressing rooms) .

E SECTION - GRAND FINALOld Ivanhoe Gram. v. Winners of today's

Final at Oval 20, Albert Park .

F SECTION - GRAND FINALFawkner v . Winners of today's Final at

Oval 14, Albert Park .

JUNIOR SECTION I- GRAND FINALOrmond v . Winners of today's Final at Old

Scotch Ground, Yarra Park .

JUNIOR SECTION 2- GRAND FINALCoburg v . Winners of today's Final at Old

Paradians Ground, Yarra Park.

A RESERVE SECTION - FINAL(at 11 .45 a .m . )

North Old Boys v. Losers of today's SecondSemi-Final at Elsternwick Park .

B RESERVE SECTION - FINAL(at 11 .45 a .m . )

Old Scotch Coll . v. Losers of today's SecondSemi-Final at Collingwood FootballGround (Victoria Park) .

C RESERVE SECTION - FINAL(at 11 .45 a .m . )

Winners of today's First Semi-Final replayv. Parkside, at Harry Trott Oval, AlbertPark .

D RESERVE SECTION - GRAND FINAL(at 11 .45 a .m . )

Hampton Rovers v. Winners of today's Final .at Ransford Oval, Royal Park . (Use RoyalPark main dressing rooms) .

E RESERVE SECTION - GRAND FINAL(at 11 .45 a .m . )

Old Ivanhoe Gram v . Winners of today'sFinal at Oval 20, Albert Park .

F RESERVE SECTION - GRAND FINAL(at 11 .45 a .m . )

Monash Whites v . Winners of today's Final

HOW TO GET THEREELSTERNWICK PARK - Train to Elstern-

wick, or Carnegie tram in SwanstonStreet to Glenhuntly Road, walk westalong Glenhuntly Road .

COLLINGWOOD FOOTBALL GROUND -Train to Victoria Park .

HARRY TROTT OVAL (Albert Park) at rearof MacRobertson Girls' High School(Collegians) - St . Kilda Road tram (ex-cept Toorak) to Bowen Crescent.

OVAL 2 (AJAX), OVAL 3(Cauifield Gram-marians), OVAL 4 (State Savings Bank)ALBERT PARK . - Train to Albert Park,or South Melbourne tram In CollinsStreet to South Melbourne TechnicalSchool .

OVAL 10, 11 (Dookie & Longerenong O .C .),OVAL 14 (National Bank), ALBERT PARK- Train to Middle Park . OVAL 20,ALBERT PARK - Train to St . Kilda .

RANSFORD OVAL (West Brunswick),ROYAL PARK - Brunswick, Coburg orNorth Coburg tram in Elizabeth Streetto Park Street. Walk west along ParkStreet .

OLD SCOTCH and OLD PARADIANSGROUNDS : Yarra Park, opposite Olym-pic Park . (Batman Avenue tram fromPrinces Bridge).

Club shown in brackets uses that groundfor home matches .

SCORES TO HERALD - NUMBERSPublication dead-line is 4 .50 p .m . Fine

- ONE DOLLAR if not phoned by this time .If you miss this dead-line, you must phone

by 5 .30 p .m. Fine - THREE DOLLARS ifnot attended to.

If you miss out on The Herald, phone thePress Correspondent at 53 1290 before 7 p .m .otherwise a further Fine of ONE DOLLARIs incurred.

"HERALD" PHONE NUMBERS652 1479 or 652 1893 or 63 0211 Ext . 1479

or 1893 .RESERVE SECTION - Results to 652 1892

or 63 0211, Ext . 1892 BEFORE 3 p.m .Clubs in all Sections are required to fur-

nish ALL Goal-kickers and six (6) BestPlayers for each team together with a shortsummary of the match, to the Press Corres-pondent before 7 p .m.

at Oval 10, Albert Park . (Use Beaurepaire This is the responsibility of the WINNINGCentre dressing pavilion). CLUB.


PREMIERSHIP LISTS (at endA SECTION

W L For AgstSt Bernards OC 15 3 1864 1382Ormond 15 3 1972 1466North Old Boys 13 5 190$ 142 5Caulfield Gr 12 6 1953 1491*Coburg 10 7 1747 1521*University Blues 6 11 1356 1752Geelong 6 12 1562 1840Old Paradians 5 13 1283 1929Monash Blues 4 14 1359 1823Ivanhoe 3 15 1628 2003

B SECTION*Rese rvoir OB 14 3 2251 1366University Blacks 12 6 2108 1488Old Trinity Gr 11 7 1871 1698Kew 11 7 1916 1752*Old Carey Gr 10 7 1807 1538Collegians 10 8 1721 1827Old Scotch Coll 9 9 1553 1788De La Salle OC 7 11 1544 1636MHS Old Boys 5 13 1536 2237Assumption OC - 18 1391 236 8

C SECTIONParkside 16 2 1939Power House 12 6 1611Old Melburnians 12 6 1539Fairfield 11 7 1863Old Brighton Gr 10 8 1787St . Kilda OBOC 10 8 1591*Old Haileybury 5 12 1512*UHS Old. Boys 5 12 1394Old Xaverians 4 14 1381National Bank 4 14 136 6

D SECTIONAlphington 16 2 2016Marcellin OC 15 3 1749State Sav. Bank 11 7 1825LaTrobe Blacks 9 9 1641Hampton Rovers 9 9 1565Brunswick 7 11 1326*St . Kevin's OB 6 11 1529~ C'wealth Bank 5 11 1586Old Geelong Gr 6 12 1458*St. Patrick's OC 4 13 1534

E SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr 14 2 2011Old C'well Gr 14 2 1788Elsternwick 10 6 1666AMP Society 10 6 1447AJAX 8 8 1253ANZ Bank 6 10 1248West Brunswick 5 11 1163Footscray ITOB 3 13 1305Glenhuntly 2 14 987

F SECTION

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164.8141 .7110.2109.4117.594 .286 .994.468 .758 . 7

135.6132.0113.0118.0119.5104.791 .677.676.364. 5

166 .2125 .6120 .396 .093 .483 .486 .888 .381 .483 .2

191 .5155.2111 .8106.199 .182 .378 .279 .350 .2

*Fawkner 13 2 1866 1218 153 .2*Monash Whites 10 5 1473 1236 119 .2LaTrobe Reds 10 6 1379 1091 126 .4St Bede's OC 10 6 1581 1314 120 .3North Brunswick 8 8 1339 1298 103 .2University Reds 8 8 1326 1450 91 .4Thornbury 5 11 1163 1772 65 .6Old Mentonians 4 12 990 1367 72 .4Dook & Long OC 3 14 1159 1837 63 .1

JUNIOR SECTION IOrmond 16 2 2381 1090 218.4University Blues 15 3 2001 1473 135.8North Old Boys 14 4 1886 1343 140.4*Monash Uni 1 t 6 1990 1352 147.2Old Scotch Coll 9 3 1459 1316 110 .9University Blacks 8 10 1646 1310 125 .6*Power House 6 11 1488 1398 106 .4St Bernard's OC 6 12 1619 1803 89 .8Ivanhoe 3 15 1215 2384 50 .9Hampton Scouts 1 17 709 3173 22 .3* Drawn game.t Two drawn games .

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A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst

*Ormond 17 - 1619 862St . Bernard's OC 14 4 1411 853Coburg 13 5 1326 922North Old Boys 12 6 1316 938*Caulfield Gr 8 9 1419 1304*Old Paradians 7 10 947 1202Geelong 6 12 915 1371*Ivanhoe 5 12 965 1417Monash Blues 5 13 936 1301University Blues 1 17 728 1499

B RESERVE SECTIONReservoir OR 17 1 1910 556*University Blacks 15 2 1487 727Old Scotch Coil 14 4 1337 817Old Trinity Gr 10 8 1172 1190Collegians 9 9 899 1159*De La Salle OC 7 10 956 1244Old Carey Gr 5 13 875 1128MHS Old Boys 5 13 796 1481Kew 4 14 821 135 3Assumption OC 3 15 6831439

C RESERVE SECTIO NParkside 16 2 1401 774St . Kilda CBOC 14 4 1185 801Old Halleybury 12 6 1457 872Fairfield 12 6 1068 902Power House 9 9 1024 941Old Brighton Gr 9 9 1117 1074UHS Old Boys 8 10 1010 1063Old Xaxeriaus 7 11 1025 1182Old Melburnians 3 15 870 1276National Bank - 18 406 1744

D RESERVE SECTIONHampton Rovers , 15 3 1613 728Marcellin OC 14 4 1264 722*St Kevin's OB 12 5 1149 791Old Geelong Gr 12 6 1384 722tAlphington 8 8 1141 1099LaTrobe Blacks 8 10 948 110 9*C'wealth Bank 7 10 789 1181 ,St. Patrick's OC 7 11 784 1320State Sav. Bank 5 13 791 1200Brunswick - 18 426 1976

E RESERVE SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr 14 2 1560 633AMP Society 11 5 1067 780*Old C'weli Gr 10 5 1036 784ANZ Bank 10 6 832 785Glenhuntly 9 7 873 995*West Brunswick 8 7 1019 953AJAX 5 11 878 1226Elsternwick 4 12 864 1244Footscray ITOB - 16 556 1426

F RESERVE SECTION

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