-==-====================

No. 12 ,SATURDAY, 16th JUNE, 1962

Next Series of Fixtures

LAKES UNITED v. TORONTO

WESTERN SUBURBS v. NORTHERN SUBURBS

MAITLAND v. SOUTH NEWCASTLE

CESSNOCK v. WARATAH-MA.YFIELD

CENTRAL NEWCASTLE v. KURRI KURRI

Price. fld.

ietoria RINC B2841 FOR RESERVES

Now Showing-

They play the Innocent by Day and Hunt by Night on

"Thirteen West Street" (A) starring Alan Ladd, Rod Steiger, Michael Callan, I

Delores Dorn

I ' Spine Tingling Suspense ! .

"THE TRUNK" (A)

� .. _ ,. __ ,. ,. :.u:1

:: �� :ar

�y

,.an,: �u

:a

,.A:a

�� ,. ,. ... .., ... ,. •

When Gary Sell of Toi·onto kicked four goals against Norths he took his point score for the seasop. to 50 points.

Winner of competition conducted by Maitland last Saturday, Mr. J. Green of Cardiff

1 ticket No. 2819.

The player in Waratah who must be close to first grade ,selection, is reserve grade forward Jeff McTag­gart. One of the most punishing tacklers in the game, this player has regained the form that made him a great prospect a couple of ye

1

ars ago. - r .. ' ..

Ross Fairhall, West centre in 3rd grade is playing really well at pres­ent. Ross is the son of Alf "Nutsa" Fairhall ,whom a lot of old League supporters remember for his flash­ing runs down the wing for

I Cess-nock. \

Bob Horne of Central, stamped himself as one of the best wingers Newcastle ,has produced for some

/'

time, with his display against the English side. ' F'urther rep honours will almost certainly come his way -with the green and gold not be­yond this lad.

Much credit for North's win in the Caltex Final last week goes to half Brian Askie who played his best game of the season.

Toronto's new gain, centre Paul Hatton has scored a try in each of the two games he has played.

Congrs. to Maitland players Tony Williams, Ten::y Pannowitz, Ken Wall and David Hayburn who scooped the pool in the Caltex sprints con­ducted last Saturday.

Making a welcome reappearance today, will be star prop forward, Barry Dunlop in Waratah's Jower side. Despite ·the fact that twin brother Brian has earned great dis­tinction as a rep player we regard Barry as his equal or better.

Featherweights are Boots that are ,designed and made to give fit and

playing comfort * No other boots give you that glove lilrn feeling

I .. * You owe it to your feet to firstly try FEATHERWEIGHTS

Obtainable from all Shoe , Stores and Sports Stores the same boot as worn by all leading international Footballers .

.. .. .. .. .. .. .. eh ... e&t, ... oh eOe .... eA, ...... ,,.. ... etb ..... oO• ,e, ......

Big· Bill Dent rriakes his first ap­pearance this season in first grade today. Playing in the last game against Waratah thirds ..Bill scored three tries. He is bound to make his presence felt at Kurri.

Congratulations to Cessnock play­ers Don Schofield and Nev Hannah �n their fine performances in the 1�ewcastle v. England game.

Making his first appearance with the Maitland Club this season today is Pere Wilton. We all wish Pere a good season.

The grapevine has it that some old Central players really showed the young_''uns how to twist last S2tur­day night at Western Suburbs (Syd­ney) Leagues Ciub. By the way Keith Churchill's back is not broken as first· thought, he only slipped a

'disc .. · · _,.;.,

Latest news from Waratah says coach Bill Sneddon has gone into the snake charming . business. When Hilton O'Connor brought a seven footer down to training the other mght, Billy hopes his players will move as fast today as they did that night.

Congrs. to Frank Threlfo who re­cently played his · 150th first grade game with the Maitland Club.

Bustling Bobby Bunt, West 3rd's prop is haying his best season yet, and if his keenness could be repto.:

duced on the field Bob would be play­ing first grade .

. The recent North Cabaret was a huge success due to the fine wo-rk and· effort of the Ladies' Committee in the person of Mesdames Flanagan, Williams, Gill, Parkinson' and Davies.

Two M;itland play•r• a.pproa.611in�· the 100 games with·. tI.e Club are Allan Wilton and'. Bobby: Jones, each having played 89.

. .

Cessnock ·club had a·, ·ver_y enjoy­able weekend ·recently at· Kempsey. It played ·a 16�all draw against Kempsey C.Y.M.

Many· at West consider John Mc­Laughlin a very promising footballer playing in his first year since school, John is coming to hand well, an add­ed asest is his ability to kick goals.

Winner of Norths competition for transistor was won by Don Crooks of 124 Fern St., Isli-ngton with ticket No. 4329.

It is pleasing to see former Cess­nock senior grade players Terry Schofield and Neil Barrett re-appear­ing with· the Nocks in the third grade.

North desire to thank_ all players from other Clubs who by their co­operation helped to make a success of lhe Billy Owens Testimonial.

North have two men doing fin� work -for the Club especially in the Schoolboys' section in Harry Gray and Harr)\ Daniels.

/ '

IT COULDN'T BE CREAMIER

DAVIES' SHOE

STORES

Free Advisory Service

For Insurance and Assur­ance in the Safest, Sound-

Guitars from £5/15/ -Piano Accordions frum £11 - Westminster Pianos, Chord Organs

And all Musical Instru­ments at the lowest prices at:

Iiurri Kurri, Charlestown est form consult-and 175 Maitland Road,

Mayfield For all Footwear. Good stocko of Foo: :1all Boots

· on hand. Hard and softtoes.

Phone: MW 1785

SADDINGTON'S INSURANCES

PTY. LTD • .

Including Footballers' Injury Insurance

33 Watt St., Newcastle Phone B 1464

LANCE ADAMS Top o' Town

48 HUNTER STREET B3808

Top Class T�hing Too

...................................... MICK

................... �--.................. 7SIMMONS · 4429 HUNTER STREET NEWCASTLE

Phone: B 2732

Dally M. I nfornational Football Dally M. School Football Match Football

79/6 69/3 50/9

SHOULDER PADS HEAD GEAR SHIN PADS

MAI'l'LAND OV AL-'3.15 p.m. Saturday, rnth June\ l9fi2

Maitland v. Northern Suburbs MAITLAND

Black-White Knicker,

F'ull-back: 1.-n:. Coleman rl,hree-q uarters:

!!-'1', \:\'illin111:-. D. A,ln1us-a �J-11\ 'J'lu·elfo ({.. "\iVall-:i

Halves: H-G. Jly:111 u. Cam11hcll-7

Forwards:

NORTHERN SUBURBS Royal and Sky Blue Ba1·s

F"u ll-back: l-N., Jiau cock

Three-quarters: !!-.J. Price .r. Ir,vin-:t 4-P. 1·rehnul U. UcWitt-r.

HaJye1: u--�. ,vilkinson

Forward�: u. Askic-7

8--�[. linilcy It. V:111-Haren-ll 1'-.J. Gill "\V. JJ:,Hiugley-0 ·10-.l. 'iHorg;n11 n. l{illen-11 10-"'\:V. O"·eu.s ·1.2-'11. J•nnno,,,it:r. .J. Lovc-u.·, 12-D. WiJlin111s

Referee: N. Spoh1·

C. Dull-:U .). llaly-·rn

Linesmen: J. Woollett (Blue Flag), R. Reichert (Red Flag)

RESERVE GRADE-1.45 p.m. MAITLAND

F'ull-back: l-n. iltcEnty1·c 'l'hree-quarters:

!!-L. 1Uc1Hnlton .J. lUouro-:l 4-.J. Ht•111s,,·o\·1h n. Cn1111>heH-ft

_Halve:!!: u-.J. Os1uou,l 1\.. J{c,1,,,e11-7

Forwarcls: 8-lC .• Jennh,g:-. R. U1•o"'n-f>

A, \Vilton-ll '.I.'. G-rce1.-n·ood-ta

10--J'I[. ltobcrts l.:l-S. 1\'lcGrcµ:011

NOR'l'HERN SUBURBS F'ull-back:

1-D. .Jord:111 'l'hree-quarters:

:!-TI. Gn1unck JJ. Nc,,·t·o11-a tl-L. :U,nv,litcJ1 N. Lc,,·is-r.

HaJyes: <i-H. JI nsscll R. U.uthe1·f01·11-7 1

Forwarcls: 1'-iU. Hm·d,•

10-A. Screen12-It. llnnks

.J. neunett-ll )). Lloyd-ll

n. "\Voo,Js-:rn Referee: B. O'Brien

Linesmen: L. Kingston (Blue Flag), A. Clare (Red Flag)

,------------·-\

I Made for the fast tough game/ \

I Efat>M�MRI 'L AVAILABLI AT ALL STORIS

---------------·

TH IR D GRADE

WARATAH MAYFIELD LAKES UNITED . Gold, Maroon V Blue and Gold, White Shorts

I-H. Bulmer I-B. Forbes �-B. Abbott D. Higgins-3 2-R. Stewart F. "\Vhlteland--3

. 4--A.. Hughes R. Bates-:; 4-G. Jarrett K. Walsh-5 ···e--T. Pink R. Steele-7 6-"\V. Nelson R. Thorley-7

8-L. Markham w. Shone-9 8-F. Penfold G. Foster-9 IO--B. Flshlock D. Williamson-II IO-R. Hubbart R. Squires-II

I2--W. Ayers P. Donnelly-I3 I2-C. lllarker T. Hew9oll-I3

�B--4-H. �D. 8-F.

10-A.. l�P-

·'

_.:,.:

Referee: M. Keane Linesmen: D. Milton (Blue Flag). N. Scotman (Red Flag)

MAITLAND Black-White Knickers.

1-G. Pnrsons Whyte T. "\Vilton-a

Merrilees I. D.a-vies-r. Brillge B. Clark-,

Russell T. Counsell-9 Young B. Hall-11 Ellmonds P. Crff\Y-1:;

NORTHERN SUBURBS Royal and S½-y Blue Bar<,

I-B. Gibson 2-G." 4-i\I. 6-R. 8-ill.

IO-B. 12-E.

RiJ,;oy Platts Parrott "\Vebber Reell Parsonf,,:

D. ::l."ewfun-3 C. Woo!9ton--o

G. Bagley-', R. Higgerson-9 E- Bowditch-II

K. iltcPher9on-lS Linesmen: T. Gustard

Linesmen: L. Kingston (Blue Flag), A. Clare (Red Flag)

CENTRAL NEWCAS_TLE White�Blue V White Shorts

I-P. Thomas

SOUTH NEWCASTLE Reed and White Stripes

1-1. Pinkerton :-JI. Baker 4--J. Elkin

K. Iliuns-H:

T. "\Villian1son-:; 2-R. Dean 4-G. Shearman

G. PnrneU---3 P. Collins---5

-D. Hunt 8--iJ. Haslam

A. Lnchlan-7 6-J. Clayton .J. Barr-9 8-B. Robertson

L. Swar ... es--7 B. Mnkah-;,--0 n. Coo1,e:r-ll ··1o-.1. Hyland

, I2--J. Sinclair C. !Uurray-ll 10-K. Steel ·

.J. Lambert-13 12-J. Burrow N. Qubrn-13 Referee: W. Humphries

Linesmen: N. Amos (Blue Flag), W. Ruddy (Red Flag)

KURRI KURRI Half Red Top, Half Blue Bottom

WESTERN SUBUR;BS Red and· Green

1-lll. Jobbins 1-J. MeLnughlin 2-P. Collins A. Hnrdlng·-a 2-'l'. Martin F. U"baei..--.'l 4-J. Reckenberg J. Lysaght-:\ _4-R. Fnirhal� N. MeClllle-5 6---G. Het'1-cringto11 A. Purcell-, 6--B. l\Inrtln C. Bu:rrow-'l' S--E. Bainbridge A Yarrow-, S--J. Bowe JU. Bowen-SI

IO-Hill/Jeffrey A. i\Iurray-11 10-C. Walpole R. Bu:nt-11 12---A. Williams R. Shakes1>enre-l!l 12-N. Tarrant T. Walpo1-1.3

�G. 4--J. 6-G. S--D.

10-J. 12--T.

Referee: N. Middlemiss Linesmen: K. Barry (Blue Flag), J. Passmore (Red Flag)

TORONTO Green and Gold

1-B. \Villiantsou Quinnel I. Ste,·nsrt-·; ,voods o. lncGratJ,-:; Elliot J. Fields-, Gree1nY001l P. Jacques-9 Hea,ton K. Core-11 Shield,-; G. i\leCulloch-1:�

CESSNOCK Black and Gold

1-J. '\Vinehe�ter 2-J. Stneey 4-R. Thomson r,-R. Faulds 8-T. Hancock

10-T. Schofield 12-w. Robinson

E. Fitzsgibbe:aJ!l-'l .J. McWilll:uns----5

N. Dnrrett.--7 J. Wi19on-!!

D. Cnunp-l.t R- Hindma,,,.11-13

Referee: Art Wright Linesmen: R. Robinson (Blue Flag), C. Perry (Red Flag)

I