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NEW SOUTH WALESAUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE

PATRONS:The Hon. Mr. Justice Nagle

PRESIDENT:W. H. Hart, Esq.

VICE PRESIDENT AND DELEGATE A.N.F.C.Alderman J. K. Stewart

BOARD OF MANAGEMENTMess-rs. W. H. Hart (Chairman), D. Bouch, S. Felstead, S. Ridout!, E. Spencer, J. K. Stewart,J. W. Hammond (Hon. Asst. Sec), B. G. Osborne (Financial Adviser), L O. Beale (Sec. Treas.)

PERMIT AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE IMessrs. K. Stephens (Chairman), A. C Davie, B McMahon (Sec.)

PROTESTS AND DISPUTES COMMITTEEMessrs R. Brain (Chairman), P. Anibrose, M. Branson, R. Cameron, K. Simpson

UMPIRES' APPOINTMENT BOARDMessrs F. Baker (Chairman), L Farley, L O'Connor, L Palmer, Coach Mr. B. O'Donoghue

STATE SELECTION COMMITTEEMessrs ..Joe Armstrong, A. C. Davie, Joe Dean, W. G. Kernick, State Coach Mr. D. Sykes

N.S.W. NATIONAL FOOTBALL UNIONControllers of Schools and Junior Football 1

Mr. N. Sterling (President). Mr. A. H. Bridllewater (Secretary) 38-4437)

A.N.F.C.'s N'.S.W. ADVISORY BOARD IMr. W. J. Holmes (Chairman), Mr. C. F. Shiels (Hon. Secretary, 798-0443)

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"P Ian n ing - Presen tati on-Performance"That's the theme of the 70's for theN.S. W. Australian Football League. Plan-ning has ensUTed 21 TOunds of 1st Gradefootball with eight good teams vying forthe premiership.

A new competition known as the "Syd-ney Distl'icts Assoc£ation" will commencein two weeks time and will cater for theexpanding 'Clubs {TOm the outer areas ofSydney, The ReseTVe Grade competitionwill C(?mprJse twelve sides and all in all afeastof A ustralian Rules football will bepTOvided in 1970.

Presentation of the State team will be"gl~eatly assisted by the appointment ofDa1Jl'd Sykes of the Newtown Club ascoach of the State side in 1970.

Matches will include fixtUTes againstCanbelTa and Queensland. The .Junior playe.rs will be catel'ed for byintentate games against Canberra and N.S. W. and the State SchoolboyRules side will go to South Australia for theil' interstate clash.

Perfonnance now is in the hands of the pl.ayers and officials of allclubs-Col~rectly pl'esented pla'yen, teams out on the field on time withthe umpires-correct teams lists-all these are vital to gain increased publicpat-i'onage to our game. Let's all stl'ive for a 100 pel' cent. eff01't this 1970season and continue the pTOgress of our League.

On behalf of the Board of Management I extend greetings to all Aus-tralian Football players and supporters and trust you have an enjoyableseason.

W. H. HART, President

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The continued success of this vital competition is playing a largepart in the improvement of the code in S)ldney. We again express ourappreGiation to the Sponsors "W. D. and H.O. Wills" f01' their valuedassistance and congmtulate Section 1 winner-Western Suburbs, Section 2winnel'-St. George, and Section 3 winner-Sydney University.

W. H. HART, President

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A.round the Pickets3

(By AUB REED)

1::tDave Sykes hascoach of New-

Australian Rules Football, The King ofAll Football Codes begins its 1970 seasonthis week-end.More than 300,000 are expected to at-

tend the grand opening in Victoria,South Australia, Western Aust~alia,N.S.W. and Queensland.With a big influx of interstate players,

a record year is predicted fo'r Sydneyfootball.

1::t 1::t 1::tAUSSIE RULES RADIO SEGMENTTiger Black, 2KY's popula,r sporting

commentator, will interview prominentAussie Rules personalities each Saturdaymorning over Radio 2KY.His "Shelleys Sports Personalities" ses-

sion goes on air at 11 o'clock.On Saturday, March 28th, he inter-

viewed the new League Secretary, LionelBeale while David Sykes the newly ap-pointed state coach and Emmanuel Keri-niaua from St. George, the leading goal-kicker last season will be guests onfuture programmes.We hope to have a personality on the

programme each week.Tiger Black will also announce the

week-end Australian Rules fixtures dur-ing the season. - -"Spectator enjoyment-that's the pro-

mise for 1970" said the new League Sec-retary, Lionel Beale, when speaking onTiger Blacks session on Radio 2KY lastSaturday morning. A good g",me towatch.-the paying public deserve thevery bes't and I want to see them get thebest.

1::t * *Passing through Sydney during the

week was Ted Rippon, former star Es-sendon ruckman and centre half back ofthe early forties.Ted is now widely known as a com-

mentator on Radio 3KZ and Channel 2.He will broadcast todays Richmond-

Fitzroy clash at the MCG, where thematch which will be attended by HerMajesty the Queen and Prince Philip, isexpected to attract a crowd in excessof 100,000.Incidentally, Ted's only appearance in

the Victorian State side was againstN.S.W.

1::t * (:rEast Sydney and Sydney Naval have

exchanged captains.After two years as Naval captain, Ray

Houston returns to his old team Eastsas captain-coach.A fine player, Ray also had three suc-

cessful seasons with VFL club, St. Kilda.Last year's Easts captain Bob Hankin-

son has accepted the position as SydneyNaval captain coach.A brilliant player Bob should prove a

decided acquisition to the Demons.1::t 1::t 1::t

Two weeks ago VFL team Fitzroy,journeyed to Adelaide to play the S.A.Tigers, Glenelg.Fitzroy received such a battering from

Glenelg that Kevin Murray captaincoach of the Lions, stated that his teamwould never play a pre-season game inAdelaide again.VFL Tigers, Richmond, said that they

were not afraid of the S.A. Tigers andwould not hesitate to play them.It is now history that Richmond sil-

enced Glenelg in no uncertain mannerand rightly hold the current title as thebest in Australia.

1::t 1::t 1::tSouth Sydney one of the glamor teams

of the thirties will be missing from thesenior competition for the first time thisyear.The Red and Greens have fallen on

hard times in recent years and in the in-terests of the code in Sydney, Souths willplay in the Reserve Grade competition.It is to be hoped that South Sydney

can build their side up as they have pro-duced some magnificent players in theyears gone by.

1::t 1::t 1::tYou can't keep a good man down!Last year's East Sydney coach Bill

Quinn was seen last week-end assistingin Easts' final trial match by acting asumpire.A former umpire Bill, is always on

hand doing something in the interestsof the code.

1::t 1::tFormer Fitzroy player

been appointed captaintown for this season.Dave replaces Gordon Bowman, who

has retired after a long and outstandingcareer in four States.A dynamic personality, Sykes should

prove a worthy successor to Bowman,with his vigorous non stop brand offootball.

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TESTIMONIAL DINNER5

Australian Rules in New South Walesowes a large debt to Ken Ferguson, thenewly retired N.S.W. League Secretary.Representatives from all sections of

the worlds of sport and commerce com-bined to pay tribute to N.S.W. "Mr. Foot-ball last Wednesday evening at a Testi-monial Dinner held at the Western Sub-urbs Club Limited premises in HampdenStreet, Croydon Park.Mr. President of the N.S.W.A.N.F.L.,

Mr. Bill Hart welcomed over 60 guestsincluding representatives of the LeagueBoard of Management, the AdvisoryBoard, Umpires Association, UmpiresAppointment Board, P. and D. and P.and Q. Committees, Football Union andof course all the First Grade SydneyFootball Clubs. The Fourth Estate werepresent in strength with representativesfrom the A.B.C., Daily Mirror, Sun,Herald and Telegraph.Mr. Hart in welcoming guests referred

to the League slogan for the 70's.Promotion- Presen tation- Performance

and predicted a best ever season forAustralian Rules in Sydney in 1970.After an excellent dinner Mr. Hart

spoke in glowing terms of the work doneover the past 36 years for AustralianRules by Ken Ferguson-and of the re-cord and respect with which Ken isknown throughout all of Australia.A long list of succeeding speakers 'y"ith

both long and short association with KenFerguson added lustre to what had beensaid.On behalf of Western Suburbs Club

Limited and the League Mr. J. K. Stew-art (League Vice President) made a pre-sentation to Ken and led the guests in"For He's a Jolly Good Fellow."Ken Ferguson when at last given his

opportunity to speak was in a reminis-cent mood.The names of many old timers of the

code were mentioned, the good old daysat Erskineville, South Sydney, Newtown,Rosebery (of course) the Grand oldman of Australian Rules-Mr. JimPhelan.Ken Ferguson admits to 36 years of

service to the Code-those are calendaryears-it can be said that his hours ofwork and effort would be nearly twolifetimes than one.Ken Ferguson very graciously handed

his torch to the new Secretary, Mr.Lionel Beale who freely admitted thathe had a wonderful example to followand would need help and co-operationfrom all if he was to emulate "Mr. Aus-tralian Rules."This is not goodbye to Ken because

now he can eo to the games each week-end and meet all his friends and he willalso be writing his memoirs.

IN APPRECIATIONWe would like to thank the Directors

of Western Suburbs Club LimITed formaking the evening possible.Also Mr. Jack Hammond as the most

excellent M.C. and the staff who attend-ed to us in fact an who made the nighta truly memorable one.THANK YOU.

ALAN WOOD (S.M.H.)JOHN THIRSK (Tele.)BARRY POWER (Sun)BRIAN PHIPPS (Mirror)JIM SHEPHERD, (Ch. 10)ALAN MARKS (Ch. 2)AUB. REEDSCOTT RIDOUTTLADIES CHOICE

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In the last pre-season round we wentout against Wests and after one of thebest spectacles of the pre-season onlylack of a reliable forward and failureto finish off moves let us go down bywhat we did.The scoreboard did not really give a

true indication of the game and it washard to single out anyone player. MaurieYaldwyn won the cigarettes after a hardtussle to pick the winner.

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BALMAIN CLUB NOTESand W. D. and H. O. Wills for what heand his firm have an dstill are doing forboth our club and our wonderful code.The next few weeks are choc-a-block

full of interest and looking at some oflast pre-season's results-vast improve-ments have been made by two of thelower sides whilst two have supped alittle. This should allow the Tigers tonotch up the early win or two. Up theTigers 1970.

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NORTH SHORE CLUB NOTES7

The Bears from the North side havegradually been coming out of hiberna-tion since pre-season training started. Itwas good to see old friends again and toknow that there was no let up by themanagement committee between seasons.All members can be assured that thisplanning has been towards a premier-ship in 1970, and our own ground andlicenced club in the foreseeable future.The pre-season competition producedsome good play and indicated that wehave a good team in the making. Bestplayers were Ken Dean (v. Wests)Graham Phelan (v. Balmain) and RoyKlau (v. Newtown).No vote was taken on the best player

over the three matches but Roy wouldhave given it a shake-congratulations toall for a fine effort.Ian Disher is the Ists Captain for 1970,

a popular hard driving player who willhave everyone behind him. Coaches JoeSmith, Max Chambers and Bill Bartling

have been getting the players tuned upand each hopes to coach a premiershipside don't let them down players.We have a fine crop of new boys both

from interstate, country and locally-avery warm welcome to them all-youwill hear more of them during the year.A few not so old war horses are still

going strong and giving valued supportTony Pickett, Peter Ord and Ian Sharphave shown out.Rod Whittle's return to the team and

others to come are eagerly awaited bysupporters.The Ladies' Committee is as active as

ever, whilst President Fred's 200 Clubis on again-get your tickets from anycommitteeman.Our old faithful supporters and men-

tors .John Hardy and Doug Bouch are asenthusiastic as ever-they are real"North Shore Triers" and help makethe new players welcome.

"BRUNO"

SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CLUB NOTES

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY CLUB NOTES--•

Scarfs International of Beamish StreetCampsie are sponsoring Southern Dis-tricts First Grade each week with a pairof sports slacks to be awarded to thebest and fairest player.Each week the player chosen by the

selectors for the Scarf InternationalAward will be given an attractive scrollwhich will entitle him to select any pairof sports slacks when presented at theScarfs International store.We wish to thank the Directors of

Scarfs International for offering this out-standing award and we trust that play-ers and supporters will register theirthanks by patroniisng the Company thatis assisting the code here in Sydney.The recipient of the Scarfs Interna-

tional Award will be announced eachweek in these Club Notes.

With the 2nd Grade pre-season com-petition under our belt, the Sydney UnLClub is looking forward to a good sea-son. Although we beat Uni NSW by 2goals in the pre-season competition allplayers are keen to really turn on somestrong football and repeat the perform-ance. Our strong seconds side is apply-ing a lot of pressure to some of the es-tablished players in the top side and asa result many players are showing en-thusiasm which has at times in the pastbeen lacking. The strength of the club

In addition to the weekly Scarfs Inter-national Award, we have pleasure in an-nouncing awards for the best and fairestplayer of the year in each grade.one tailored to measure suit to the valueof $80.00.First Grade: The John Stroud Award,Reserve Grade: The John Stroud

Award-one sports jacket to the value of$30.00.Third Grade: The Terry Glennon

Award-one pair of sports slacks to thevalue of $20.00.These are fine awards and we thank

these men because we know that ad-vancement of Australian Rules is theirmain concern.We again wish all Clubs their share of

success and trust we can start with a winagainst the Tigers.

at this stage is clearly evident. TheSecond 18 who are to play in the SydneyDistricts Association this season defeatedSouthern Districts 2nds 12-9 to 2-5 in agame before Easter. The Senior side, onthe same day, beat South Sydney 17-14to 5-5 and clearly showed their super-iority. .With a number of very good recruits

and a strong 2nd 18 the Club appearsto be at the start of its best season formany a year, with sights set on the 1970premiership flag. .

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tending a welcome to our new memberssupporters and players in season 1970.Itwas very gratifying to win the title ofPremier Club in 1969and I feel that withthe continued co-operation of CommitteeCoaches, Players and Members again thisseason that we can confidently look for-ward to another great season.I extend congratulations to the various

Coaches of the Club teams and to thenewly re-elected and elected Captains,and Vice Captains for 1970.The new Sydney Districts Competition

should be of particular benefit to theSydney area and we are looking forwardto making some contribution throughour side in this Association to the longterm growth of the code in the State.Best wishes to all Clubs for a great

season of football in 1970.FRED SHEWRING,

President W.S.A.N.F.C.

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1. HANKINSON,R. (Capt.)2. SANDY, C.3. SENIOR, N.4. SWARD. D.5. BALDOCK, M.6. COOMBE, R.7. CAPORN. K.8. PRICE, B.9. ADAMS, D.10. AYTON, W.11. KELLY, P.12. LOVELL, B.13. NOLAN, T.14. MURPHY, A.15. WINDSOR, A.16. TUTAK, S.17. RHODES,G.18. ADAMS, F.19. BLACK, B.20. POCHROJ,S.21. MURPHY, K.22. BIDWELL, P.23. HUDSON, K.24. SAMIESON, C.25. KOVTOUZIS.G.

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SATURDAY-OLDS PARK 2.20 p.m. 4thUmpire's: First. Field, C. HAYES; Goal F. BURNS, R. CAMBOURNE

Boundary, V. BURNS, G, STEPHENSONReserve, Field, B. TAIT; Boundary, R. INNES, G. ALLOMES

Third, Field J. MILLERGround Manager: Mr, S. FELSTEAD1. MacDONALD, C.4. DALTON, D.8. COOK, K.9. STERLING. R.10. KEMP, G.11. WARD, K.12. NIGHTINGALE,W.13. WILLATS, W.14. ELVISH, R.15. KERINIAUA. E.16. DOTTA. G.17. SMITH, K.18. KANARD, D.19. ARGUS, G.23. ROSEVEAR,R.24. TIPARUI, J.25. WELLS, N.26. MAYNE, J.27. HIGGINS, K.28. WATKINS, G.29. WELLS. E30. McMAHON, J.32. HUGHES, K.33. MONAGHAN, L.39. PORTER, I.

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12.30 p.m.SOUTH SYDNEY v. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY

Green, Red Yoke Green and GoldUmpires: Field, J. McSWEENEY; Goal, L. MAGEE, R. BOTTOMLEY;

Boundary. G. WADE, E. SCOTT

2.30 p.m.UNIVERSITY OF N.S.W. v SYDNEY UNIVERSITY

Black-Gold Vert. Stripes Blue-Gold VField, W. ALLAN; Boundary J. PATTERSON. K. SMITH

Ground Manager: Mr. L. BEALE

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NORTH SYDNEY OVAL, SUNDAY 2.30 p.m. 5thUmpires, First, Field, B. CZISLOWSKI; Goal, J. LANSER, L. RUSSELL

Boundary, L. BROWN, E. SCOTTReserve, Field, D. BLACKBURN; Boundary, N. BIRSS, K. SMITH

Third, Field. L. O'ROURKE (Beirose Oval)Ground Manager: Mr. D. BOUCH

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1. KLAU, R.2. HOSKINS, J.3. PICKETT, A.4. TR'EWIN, J.5. FOWLER, R.6. DRESSER, K.7. FLETCHER, J.8. DEAN, K.9. ORD, .P.10. SHARP, I.11. DISHER, I. (Capt.)12. FARLEY, B.13. WHITTLE, R.14. SHERIDAN, J.15. ALLEN, I.17. LYTTLETON, L18. PHELAN, G.19. BOARDMAN, B.20. MERRY, P.21. GRIEVE, S.23. LYNN, G.24. LAURENSON, C.25. MARTINO, J.26. PHILLIPS, N.29. WARD; R.31. PAULOFF, J.

1. HOUSTON, R. (Capt.)2. JONES, R.3. SMYTH, W.4. WESTON, R.5. GODDARD, D.6. TOWLE, G.7. HAMILTON, J.8. BURGESS, E.9. PAlTRY, P.10. L1DDELOW. K.11. HARRISON, P.12. ELLIS, R.13. FITPATRICK, R.14. WOOD, J.15. ROBINSON. J.16. SKIPPER, W.17. CAMILERI, L.18. DUNLOP, L.19. WILTON, R. (V. Capt.)20. BRANCH, J.21. HEATHCOTE, C.22. WILTON, G.23. VELLA, J.24. SKEWS, J.25. ROBERTS, J.

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TRUMPER OVAL, SUNDAY 5thUmpires: First, Field, I. SONNEMAN; Goal, G. BRACK, L. McDONALD

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1. SCHRODER,G.2. MARKOTA, J.3. BARNES, B.4. PAUL, R.6. RAILTON, D.8. DEAN,P.9. PEARSON,K.10. GARDINER,G. (V.C.)11. MANN, J.13. GLEESON,T.14. McARTHUR, J.15. BLACK, J.17. O'CONNOR,D.18. MANN, K.19. KEARNS, C.20. MATSON, C.21. GUEST,J. V.C. (Dep.)22. FUlRILL, M.23. SMITH, D.24. SYKES, D. (C.C)27. O'SULLIVANL P.29. KIDD, I.30. EGAN, J.31. DINEEN, S.33. NICHOLSON, R.34. RAMSEY, R.42. McCARTHY, P.43. MARSHALL, P.

1. R. HOGGETI (C.)2. L. HEiTHERINGTON3. M. BRANDON4. K. REES5. N. GARCIA6. G. PEDLER7. E. JOINER8. K. SEAMONS9. R. CAHILL10. N. BRYANT12. R. ALLISON13. W. JONES14. J. JARRATI15. P. BOUCHIERl6. R. MILNEl7. D. WALDUCK'.8. G. SARTORELLI19. P. MORGAN~O. B. LENTON~2. G. McLEAN~4. KEITH SMITH~6. R. WADEWITZ~7. W. TREWELLA~8. N. WAGENER~9. G. BRITTON31. J. MciNTYRE~3. I. SCHWARZER36. N. PILBEAM

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NEXT WEEK'S MATCHESRound 2

FIRST GRADEApril 11. Newtown V Southern Districts

April 12 Sydney Naval v BalmainWest. Suburbs v East SydneySt. Georgev North Shore

RESERVE GRADENEWTOWNv Sth. DistrictsSyd. Uni. v BalmainUni. NSWv North ShoreSydney Naval v. Macq. UniWest Subs v East Sydney .St. George v South Sydney

Erskinville

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ROSEDALE OVAL, SUNDAY 5thUmpires: First, Field, C. HUON; Goal, M. LEE, G. FARLEY

Boundarv, P. McMAHON, G. TAYLORReserve, Field, I. WATT; Boundary, W. FIELDING, R. FIELDING

Thi'rd, Field, P. MAPLEGround Manager: Mr. JOHN STROUD

1. NOACK, E.2. JOHNSON, R.3. FLANNAGAN, S.4. STEIN, E. (Cap. Coach)5. FITZGERALD, C.6. HILDER, R.7. REID, J.8. McCOY, C.9. FITGERALD, J.

10. PEARCE, A.11. KN IGHT, T.12. HOWARD, T.13. MILLS, D.14. LAVERTY, D.15. FARRELL, C.16. ROGERS, P.17. TOMLINSON, S.18. CLARKE, G.19. HODGES, B.20. SMALLWOOD, A.21. ANDERSON, T.22. SMITH, N.

VAN KALKER, W.

1. WINTER, Z.2. McDONALD, R. (Capt.)3. UREN, J.4. CRAMPTON, S.5. MILLER, W.6. EMERSON, M.7. WINCH, R.9. ROWE, G.10. HICKEY, G.11. BOTTOMLEY, F.12. CANN, G.13. ELLARD, N.14 .COLES, J.15. MELDRUM, J.16. ECKERSLEY, J.17. HEASLIP, J.18. HUGHES, J.19. FOSTER, G.20. FRANKS, N.21. LATERVEER, J.22. SAMPSON, A.23. YALDWYN, M.24. WOODS, R.25. WILLIAMS, K.26. MORROW, J.

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Syd. Uni.... 3Uni NSW 2Macq. Uni 1Sth. Syd.... -COMPETITION TABLE

W. D. & H. O. WILLS PRE-SEASON COMPETITIONRESULTS ROUND 3

RESULTS ROUND 3Wests 14-13 (97) d. Balmain 2-7 (19)Newtown 1511 (101) d. N. Shore 10-11 (71)Syd Naval 8-14 (61) d. Sth Dis. 6-8 (44)St George 13-10 (88) d. East Syd. 7-13 (55)u~; NSW 13-22 (100) d. Macq Uni 1-1 (7)Syd. Un; 17-14 (116) d. Sth. Syd. 5.5 (35)

Wests 3Newtown ... 2N. Shore 1Balmain

SECTION 1.- 278 1031 231 2312 236 1993 96 308

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WINNERS AND RUNNERS UPSection 1. Western Suburbs, NewtownSection 2. St. George, East SydneySection 3. Sydney University, University NSW

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14 THE FOOTBALL Il.ECOBD 4th April, 1970

PRESENTATION OF AWARDS, GRAND FINAL, TRUMPER OVAL, 1969Above: Brian Tyler (East Sydney) being invested with the Phelan Medal for bestand fairest player, first grade, by League President, Mr. W. H. Hart; left PeterSadler (Sydney University), best and fairest, reserve grade; right Jeff Smith, best

and fairest, third grade.

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ST. GEORGE CLUB NOTESA brilliant first half gave our side vic- players, Paul McCarthy, Peter Kilmister,

tory over Easts and, once again, a major Fred Puruatatemeri, John Mayne, Janu-share of the Wills prize money in Section arius Timeatapua.Two of the pre-season competition. The Thirds completely overwhelmedWith a dominating ruck and a match our traditional Naval rivals and it is 00-

winning spearhead the result was put vious that several of our players havebeyond doubt by half time. However a real future in a higher grade of foot-our poor second half indicates just how ball. Best players: Albertus Tipuloura,much room there is for improvement. Laurie Monaghan, Chris Grundy, KenOutstanding performers were Kerry Hughes, Lee Riddoutt.

Cook, George Dotta, Emanuel Kerinaiuia Social news. Winning number, 22-3-70Gary Watkins, Col MacDonald and Geoff Blue E46, Mrs. Roberts. 200 Club weekArgus. 1, 481 K. White, week 2 821 F. Kukauskas.Unfortunately our reserves were forc- Social evening tonight 4.4.70. Bob

ed to use several players who had al- Smith's residence, 10 Waitara Parade,ready played in the Thirds and their Hurstville Grove, 8 p.m. start. All mosteffort was quite commendable. Best welcome.

SYDNEY NAVAL CLUB NOTESThis week-end ushers in the 1970 foot- fortnight ago with his rendition of Come

ball season proper. Like all other Clubs, Back to Sorrento. A very likeable littleSydney Naval has lost a number of chap, we hope to see Joe's name linkedplayers, and has acquired a lot of new with the club for many years to come.men. Our most severe losses are Ray The Club recently appointed Surgeon-Houston, Ian Johnson, John Goodman. Captain John Cotsel1, of HMAS Penguinand John Kelly. as a Vice President. The Captain andFormer East Sydney flanker Bobby his wife are known to be great Austra-

Hankinson has been appointed Captain lian Football fans, and we hope to beCoach, and has thrown himself into the graced with their presence at a numberjob with great relish. Long serving rover of matches during the season.Billy Ayton has crossed over from East This week end, our first opponents ofSydney, last year's captain coach Dave the season will be St. George. In theDireen will be playing again, and inter- past few years we have generally beenstate men Mark Foxon and Peter Griggs outclassed by the Saints, but we thinkare expected to prove valuable acquisi- they'll find the going to be much toughertions. on this occasion.Former Nirimba stars Brian Lovell, We wish good fortune to both sides

Ken Caporn and Jerry Hudson will be and may The better one emerge victori-playing with the Seniors and it's possible ous.they will be followed by Norm Worrall, Finally, Sydney Naval pays tribute toPeter Bull and Dick Grimsey. retired League Secretary, Ken Ferguson."Little Joe" Aquilina, known locally We wish Ken and Mrs. Ferguson a long

as the Maltese Falcon, and an ex-Soccer and happy retirement, and hope to seeplayer, will be one of the club's trainers them in attendance at some of our fix-Joe killed 'em at Southern Districts a tures from time to time.

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SOUTO SYDNEY CLUB NOTESToday we start a new season, with a Although beaten in the pre-season

new coach and a new spirit. During the matches, we feel sure that Souths willlast few years South Sydney have not score the first of twenty five wins todayperformed well but the author can in- against Macquarie UnL To this end aform you that defeat is a thing of the victory celebration has been arrangedpast. One side is strong in all depart- for tonight. All are invited to the clubments and Coach John Lillie has worked rooms in Hastings Avenue, Chiefley forthe Rabbits hard, concentrating on team a monster victory Barbecue commencingwork and condition. at 6 p.m.I.. THE' RABBIT

EAST SYDNEY CLUB NOTESWell the Pre-season is behind us, with

lessons learnt along the line; we wouldhave wished to hoist this flag althoughwe really didn't fare too badly after all.The matches at Olds Park were hard

battles as expected. St. George were notabout to allow us any latitude, piling onthe goals early in the piece. In the12.30 duel we were able to contain theDragon's fire, with great goal kickingby Dave Amundsen (4), Brian Ratcliffe(3), Ben Haagsmar, Geoff Langdon, GeoffScott (2 each) and John Wood with one,givin gus a five goal win.Unfortunately in the main game the

story was reversed, allowing the Saintsto go marching on too long. During thesecond half our boys fired well enoughbut the gap was too wide to bridge inthe remaining time. Goal scorers JimSkews, Gary and Bob Wilton, JohnBranch, Rob Ellis, Dave Goddard andKeith Liddelow did their best for us

with Ron F'itzpatrick and John Robertsably assisting.Congrats to Bob Wilton for achieving

best and fairest, and thanks to Wills forthe award.We had a ball over the Easter week

end with our s~ecial activities. The socialgame and festivities after were very suc-cessful with the Harbour cruise on theSunday rounding off a very pleasantweek-end. Full marks to our SocialCommittee for their magnificent organ-isation of the two events.Nice to see the "Raider" again also

John Branch and Paul Paitry. Bestwishes to Ron and Carol Fitzpatrick-cigars please Ron' -Results of the raffle at aIds-the rug

to Scott Ridoutt (who generously don-ated this back) with the bag going toMrs. Keith Liddelow. Sorry about thecolour will replace. See you at Norths.

Red and White jumpers today buttrue Newtown spirit.The Sports Nite was a big success,

. with Kev Egan and John Armstrong theeventual winners. Our thanks to all whoattended especially the boys from theUmpires Association.After todays game we will be holding

our first social in the new club rooms,food and refreshments available. Every-body welcome.

season.The eight monthly editions of "Foot-

ball Life" can also be obtained on aspecial subscription rate of $2.20 (postfree) from the Victorian Football LeagueHarrison House, 31 Spring Street, Mel-bourne 3000.

NEWTOWN CLUB. NOTESToday we start the 1970 season off

against our old rivals Wests. Regardlessof the outcome (although our tip is"Newtown to win") I'm sure the patronswill receive their money's worth.Our congratulations to David Sykes on

his appointment as State Coach and alsoon his being selected to represent theLeague at a reception for H.R.H. QueenElizabeth and the Royal Family.There will be quite a few new faces

I'm sure all will acquit themselves in the

NEW COVERThis issue of the Football Record has already regarding the identity of two of

a distinctive Australian Rules action the players.Cover. We will try to identify them for youThere has been quite some discussion in our next issue.

"FOOTBAll LIFE"An official publication of the V.F.L."Football Life" a well illustrated maga-zine 03in. x lOin.) is available fromlocal newsagents at 30 cents a copy.Bill Whipp at the big bookstall at Cen-

tral Station (upstairs) will have extrasupplies for Australian Rules fans all the

I have to advise that the land is zonedas Country Open Space and the StatePlanning Authority of New South Walesis the responsible Authority in regard tothe control and development of same.

Following consideration of the applica-tion at its last meeting, Council resolvedthat the matter be deferred to the StatePlanning Authority of New South Walesfor determination, and the Authority beadvised as follows:-

An Australian Rules supporter andratepayer wrote to the CanterburyCouncil with regard to the developmentapplication for Picken Oval.For the information of all interested

herewith an extract from Council's re-ply.

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PICKEN OVAL1. That Council is opposed to the pro-

posed development on the followinggrounds:-(a) That there are insufficient parks

and recreation areas in the Muni-cipality of Canterbury.

(b) That the area is adequatelycatered for by the existing shop-ping facilities in the Campsie andCroydon Park Shopping Centres.

2. That should the Authority favorthe proposed development, any ap-proval should be conditional uponCouncil determining matters relatingto all access roads, bridges, etc., tothe site.

3. That Council considers the Authorityshould acquire the land known asPicken Oval for County Open Spacespurposes.

CLUB SECRETARIESBALMAINEAST SYDNEYNEWTOWNNORTH SHORESTH. DISTRICTSST. GEORGE

SYDNEY NAVALWESTERN SUBURBSSOUTH SYDNEYSYDNEY UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY OF N.SW.MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY

C. W. Blair, 89 Railway Road, Sydenham 2044 663-0561-255W. Park, Flat 1-8 Kellet Ave., Potts Point 2011 32-6675J. Armstrong, C/o. 38 Copeland St., Alexandria 2015J. D. Tuton, 9 King Ave., Balgowlah 2093 221-2822J. A .Smallwood, 38 Rawson Rd., Fairfield Heights 2165 20132-336R. McConnell, Unit 8, Cnr. Cronulla & Durham Sts., Hurstville 2220

20314-302G. L. Higgins, 74 Fern St., Randwick, 2031 30-9272G. McGifford, 2 Seventh Ave., Camps.e, 2194 20-364.2153A. Sullivan, 1471 Anzac Parade, Little Bay 2036 _ 661-2951G. Patterson, Co. SUANFC, The Uni of Sydney, Box 209, N.S.W.C. Herbert, 3-31 Dutruc St., Randwick, 2031A. R. Dell, Co. School of Earth Sciences, North Ryde 2113 88-7000

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