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FAL L BRIEFS300 TO A.M .P . ORIGINAL

This afternoon, as Bruce Ferrall preparesfor his 300th game of football with the A .M.P.Society, players, past and present, club sup-porters and friends will come together at Oval10 .as- a sincere gesture of appreciation of 18years' dedication by this club immortal .

Bruce, affectionately known as "Ferret", hasplayed in most positions throughout his career.It is fair to say he will never become a recog-nised ruckman, but equally it must be said thatin his heyday as a rover he had no peer. Noother player in the history of this Club hasbeen able' to clear the ball from the centrewith the same consistency as "Ferret" andthere have tieen- few to match his ability toabsorb punishment .

Since ptaying in the Club's inaugural matchin 1961, Bruce has amassed 300 out of apossible 316 . He has played in 217 seniormatches and 83 ; reserve games and along theway has collected 2 senior and 2 reserve Bestand Fairest awards as well as 2 senior goal-kicking trophies, 'and he is only Thirty-five !

Presently Bruce is Reserve team captain,Club "y3ce President and a Life Member.Paralieied with his playing career has been acontinuing interest in club administration . Assuch his hours of dedication extend well intomany a winter evening . For this the Club saysthanks to him and his equally dedicated wifeLyn.

To' its "number one son", the Club says ahumble thank you for your dedication off thefield and the pleasure you have given us allon the field .

Best of luck for today and the remainder of,your distinguished caregr : ,

250 TO T.C .C. BACK POCKET All at Therry Corpus ChristiU.B. `join i n

congratulating stalwart Norm Buhagiar, whotoday plays his 250th game since joining theCorpus Christi -juniors. His strong ptay, in theback-pocket and his uncanny ability to readthe play has thwarted many opposition, forward ;thrusts . Off the field Norm is also very popularand has served on many committees. Welldone, Norm, and we all hope you play manygames yet .

BIG DAY AT ALPHINGTON

Three players ; John Skerry, Chris @Aanlayand [an Sheldrick, all reach milestones in`,their careers for "The Tons" today .

John Skerry plays. his 2Q0th, game and this is quite an achievement for ° this. small i n

statue> but large in heart wingeX . Club Best'. and

Fairest winner, Treasurer, Committeeman an dSelector `'- all of which 'John has filled with all thrilied whenl he -recently took himself adistinction. But Alphington and the opposition wife, as, the beautiful Debbie' is' a7=real adorn-know him most for his lightening dashes and ment around the_Pavvy.

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great ball control . Well done, John .'Let'sthat No . 12 jumper is worn by you in

Seniors, Thanks for your outstanding c _

more games .Chris Manley; stripping for . h!s 100-n

is another held in high esteem throun ,V .A .F .A. as Club President, Commi ,Selector and Player . It's a regulor thin gthis trophy-winner play his heart out i .Reserves then run tpe boundary fo r

butions ;, Chris .Ian Sheldrick, the junior of the tri,, .

the field for his 50th game . A good ,and player, he is currently firing ;at cent : :;forward and on his, present form we canforward to the next 50 . Well done ; Ian .

150 UP AT DE LA SALLE

Tenacious De La Salle player MichaelBourke pulls on the No . 3 jumper for the 150thtime this week .

Injuries have, prevented this big occas!c,jhappening before ' today but now that . it, n„scome about eve ry one at De La congratulatesMick, and hopes he can turn it on against the"Blacks" today.

150 GAMES TO ST . BERNARD'S STALWART

Ray King, St . Bernard's vice-captain, todayplays his 150th game . Ray is a most deter-mined player, having won this award four timesin his career . He started with the club in 1970and has held down many positions with dis-tinction, especially on the back line . Hisachievements include playing in 1975°A Gradepremiership side' and State representatiori, in1977-78 . All at St. Bernard's wish you, well,Ray, and hope to 'see you make it to 200 . Con-gratulations .

B LUES CENTURY

One hundred games at the Melbourne, Uni-versity Blues is an unusual event. C1ub rulesstate that a player must be a student or postgraduate . However, a well-ear'ned pat on theback goes to Graeme Pleydell on reaching thismilestone in his career . He started his footballwith the "Blues" in 1971 with the Junior 2side . The next season he was part of the 1972Junior 2 premiership and since has repre-sented the club both in Senior and Reservematches. Off the field he has been a Com-mitteeman and assists with pre-season teampreparation . Graeme can't get very far from,football even when-he, is-off-the field . For teioyears he was with the Junior Football Council,and Is at present Promotions Officer with theEssendon Football Club. However, . all of histime is not-taken up`with football and we were

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ORMOND, NORTH STILL "A" SE CR , T STiL L i6 „FORCES

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By JAN HOWARD

V. ith half the home and away fixture now completed only five teams still have-tit c opportunity of winning the coveted "Champions" tag - Old Melburnians

boti : `+ ~2 niors and Reserves, in B Section; Thornbury in F Section; C Reserve Sectionst}Ici t :rEghton and North Old Boys in Junior One . In each of the four other senior,« ;ions, the ladder leader has dropped only one game - University Blues (_A) ;St . =•=i'.da C.B.C.O .C. (C); Old Camberwell (D) and St. Bede's (B). Joint JuniorT «o icaders, Old Haileyburians and De La Salle have also only lost one matchapiece.

Reserves sides Collegians (B), Geelong (C) Power House (D) and Beverleyl ;ii ., ii,',) have also only been bettered on one occasion .

"I :,,: "A" match of day last week{,c t'::e , n Univ. Blues and Old Scotcha'. the Blues emerge victors by three

po i r, t - . and so take a two game lead .1 I ,~ Blues led for most of the day, but

had to withstand a spirited attack fromScotch in the final term .

Ormond proved that they are still.r force with a big win over St . Bernard's .Orn :ond are now fifth only a gameb-hind De La Salle and Ivanhoe.

De La Salle led Ivanhoe by thirty-< c cen points at the last change and musth~r ve been counting the points . How-c % er they could only manage threebehinds against Ivanhoe's seven goalsone in the final term. This accuracy>a':a Ivanhoe emerge to take the fourpoints by three. (and so thwart Ormond) .

North Old Boys also consolidatedtheir position only one game out withan "all-day" win over Marcellin whoonce again must be having relegationnightmares . These horrors were notdulled any by Univ . Blacks two goalv. in over Caulfield . To add to the an-- uish, however, the Blacks and Marcellinare still only two games out of the four(Good luck Michael Arnold!! )

Collegians re-estab lished themselves,in second spot in B Section, and u

nseated Old Haileyburians'when they met

last week . Collegians led most of theday to win by fourteen points . ~ '

Parkside are back in the four byvirtue of their big win over Coburg,with a seven per cent break on OldHaileybury .

Old Melburnians proved too strongfor Monash Blues and the Blues nowhave the task before them - being twogames behind .

The day's thrills were provided byFawkner and Old Trinity . The leadfluctuated at each of the breaks, withTrinity having the upper hand (bysixteen points) into the last quarter.Fawkner kicked five goals straight todraw level with Trinity at the final bell .

In C Section. A.J .A .X. over-ranpreviously undefeated St . Kilda to winby nearly eleven goals, having led allday (and thus proving Jim Fidge's faithin them) . The margin would indicatea very disappointing performance -and one to be avenged this week.

Old Carey have finally made it -and in style - by defeating the thirdplaced Old Brighton by nine points,having been eight points down at three-quarter time, and five goals down at'half-time . Brighton badly need a winto-day, to consolidate their finals hopes .

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Geelong moved into third, on percent-age, by virtue of their twenty-one pointwin over fourth spot holder Alphington,whilst Kew again proved their "nuisance"value by toppling Old Ivanhoe and sokeeping them a game behind the fourfight.

Old Xaverians led Hampton Roverscomfortably all day to record a forty-five point win and maintain touch withthe four .

D Section is still fairly wide. Erraticperformances by several sides havemeant that no-one is assured of a finalsberth . Last week all margins were.large,the closest being Melbourne High'sseven goal win over Heatherton andState Bank's forty-four point win overWest Brunswick . The other games sawOld Camberwell home by ninety-twopoints over Elsternwick ; St. Kevin's byseventeen goals over University Highand Power House by one hundred andsix points over Country Colleges .

The E Section "surprise" was A .M .P .Society's twenty point win over BeverleyHills, in a closely contested game uptill three-quarter time .

St . Bede's (section leader) andBulleen-Templestowe (second) eachscored comfortably - over A.N.Z . Bankand Old Mentonians, respectively .

Old Geelong moved back into thefour when they defeated North Bruns-wick by twenty-nine points. La TrobeBlacks are only a game out of the four,

but missed the chance to boost theirpercentage last week against Brunswick .

Thornbury's ninety-nine point winover National Bank sees them undisputedF Section leader, ahead of BulleenUnited, who kept in touch when theyaccounted for Therry.

Commonwealth Bank are now third,having defeated Footscray last week,whilst University Reds came back strong-ly after their rest to defeat MonashWhites .

Junior One leader North Old Boysscored a run-away twenty goal victoryover Old Scotch to retain their unbeatenrecord .` University Blues slipped into second

after their win over the Blacks . TheBlues trailed by five points at three-quarter time but kicked eight goals inthe final term .

Monash University are now third andIvanhoe fourth following wins overGeelong and Ormond respectively .

Hampton Rovers led St . Bernard'scomfortably all day to score by thirty-nine points and thereby moved intosixth position .

In Junior Two, Old Haileyburiansand De La Salle shared "sweep" honoursover West Brunswick and Caulfield andremain at the top, a game and a halfclear of "draw clubs" Coburg and Kcw .De La were the more accurate, how-ever, notching thirty-three goals toO .H's thirty-two .

Old Paradians scored well overTherry after having led all day, andFawkner moved up one spot after theirvictory over Melbourne High .

PREVIEWING TODAY'S GAMES

At the half way point, the Tipsters' ladders no less interesting than those of the Sec-ions .

Syd Whitfield is finding "the unknowns ofF Section" remarkably "true" . He has averagedjust over 3 winners (out of a possible 4) foreach of the 9 rounds so far. The Junior 2draw last week enabled Peter Nathan to securesecond position over D Section's Norm Nugent(by a slender 2 points) .

currently fourth place is held by MichaelArnold, but I am sure that Peter Brukner(seventh) will be hoping for a reversal of theirpositions now that they have swapped Sections .For the remainder of the season Michael willbe tussling with A Section, whilst Peter willattempt success in Junior 1 . (Peter feels he hasthe better of the bargain at this stage - butonly time will tell .)

Jim Fidge and Brian Lauder, fifth and sixthrespectively, have the job in front of them ifthey hope to overhaul the leaders ; whilstrumour has it that Nugget Stephens would pre-fer the "Tattsiotto Six" to the "Tipsters'crown" .

A SECTIO N

After half a season developing a bit of formin Junior Section 1 your tipster has been givenhis chance ir.t A Grade .

Faced with the position that only two gamesseparate the third and last sides in the compe-tition, I'm sure there are going to be a powerof games that are close and hard fought.Selecting winners is never easy but with thecompetition so close and intense there's sureto be plenty of mud in this tipster's eye beforelong .

Uni . Blacks meet De La Salle O .C. at homethis week with the university side buoyantfrom their defeat of Caulfield . Tracey andCordner are in good form but I don't think theywill be strong enough to withstand the pressureof De La Salle O .C ., who will be coming backhard after the defeat inflicted by Ivanhoe .Sheeky will be bound to have his team gearedup for a morale-boosting win and I must selectDe La Salle.

Ormond meet Old Scotch in the game whichshould be the highlight of the round . Ormondhanded out a thrashing to St . Bernard's In agame in which Bruce Bourn e was back to hisniercurial best with 8 goals . Because of theirbetter percentage Ormond are knocking on thedoor of the Four and will be fiercely deter-mined to win . Old Scotch, on the other hand,were great in their defeat by Lint Blues andhave Mason in good goal kicking form . Thisis bound to be a hard fought match and I'mtipping Ormond with their home ground ad-vantage to win .

Ivanhoe, cock-a-hoop after their gallantdefeat of De La Salle, meet Marcellin, whoreceived a severe drubbing at the hands ofNorth O.B .

Ivanhoe realise that Ormond are breathingdown their necks and realise that they mustimprove their percentage as well as keep onwinning to stay in the Four. Sheppard, Jonesand Stewart are in good form and should over-come the stout resistance that Marcellin aresure to provide . Marcellin are in the hot seatas far as relegation is concerned and mustmake every post a winner from now on.

Nort h O .B., after a very slow start, are onthe rise and displaying the . power that tookthem to the top of the ladder in 1977. O'Connorhas been playing excellently and received greatsupport from his team mates . On the otherhand, St . Bernard's are very much on the downafter two crushing defeats and Coach GusMitchell, will have to pull something out of thebox to get the Saints off the floor. Some ofSt . Bernard's stars of yesteryear seem to havelost a lot, of their glitter and most of theirdetermination so I can't see them knocking offthe confident Northerners .

The final game of the round is that betweenCaulfield Grammarians and Uni . Blues. Uni .Blues had a tough game against Old Scotchand are bound to be feeling the after-effects.This will be to the advantage of Caulfield,who just failed against an improved Uni .Blacks: It was good to see a veteran, J.Butcher, in such fine goal kicking form lastweek. Uni Blues are bound to have a let downthis week but Coach Salter should be able toproduce the best from Sleeman, Curnow, Ander-son and others to win out against Caulfield .

My selections are: De La Salle O .C ., Or-mond, Ivanhoe, North O.B . and Uni. Blues -MICHAEL J . ARNOLD .

Weseasonbeen .

B SECTION

have reached the halfway mark of theand what a great competition it ha s

I take this opportunity to congratulate theOld Melburnians Club on the 'magnificentperformance of their team. Apart from theirunbeaten record so far, the manner in whichthey play the game is a credit to the Coachand players of the team.

This week Old Melburnians take on theFawkner Boys at Cordner Oval . Fawkner showedimprovement in their staying power to fightout a draw with Old Trinity last week. I havealways been a keen fan of Fawkner, but Idon't think they are ready to toss O .M .'s justyet. The leaders are doing it well under allconditions, os I'll go for Old Melburnians towin .

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PREVIEWS (cont )Parkside meet Collegians at Pitcher Park in

what should be an extremely hard game . Park-side overcame the bad conditions to defeat avery young, well-disciplined Coburg last week .Collegians had a good win over Old Halley-bury, so both sides will line up confidently.Parkside must keep winning at home If theyare to take part in th!s year's Finals, so theywill be quite desperate . Both teams can playa game right out, but I think the advantage ofplaying at home will tip the scales in Parkside'sfavour .

Old Trinity at home, meet Old Paradians inanother difficult one to pick. I have not takena trick with either of these teams so far . Theyare both capable of playing top football . I wasvery impressed with the way the consistentParadians went about their game two weeksago. The bye should not have hurt them so Iwill tip Old Paradians as the winner of thisone .

Monash Blues play host to Old Haileybu ryat the University Oval . The Blues could nothandle O .M .'s last week, but I know of sevenother clubs who have had the same problemthis season . Old Haileybury also lowered theircolours to the Collegians last week and thiswill not go down too well with Coach MikePorter. I have learnt from experience that it isdangerous to tip against Monash Blues whenthey are playing at home, so I'll select Monashto win .

The young Coburg side have the bye . Thiswill give them time to get a few of theirinjured players fit again and back in harness .

I would like to congratulate them on thedisciplined way they played last week. Theyshould have learnt a lot from the game. TheirCoach, Tony Holloway, has the answers, sothey should listen to him and get on with thejob of winning games .

Selections : Old Melburnians, Parkside, OldParadians, Monash Blues - BRIAN LAUDER .

C SECTIO N

Well done, Old Carey! Richard Elliott willbe intrigued to know that I very nearly tippedthem last week. However, while Carey maybe struggling to avoid relegation, this year'sC Section is capable of more upsets with thesecond half of club games commencing today .The "four" is wide open - third to fifthplacings = Geelong, Old Brighton and Alphing-ton - separated by approximately 15%, andOld Ivanhoe and Old Xaverians only one gamebehind . Geelong has the edge in third placeat this stage, having dropped only one game(to A .J .A .X .) in the last six . Old Brighton (myearly flag favourites), in contrast, has slumpeddecidedly in recent weeks .

That was a top effort, A.J.A .X ., in account-ing for St . Kilda so impressively. Today, youmust now dispose of Old Brighton at home Ifyou are to move closer to arresting the topspot. And watch Old Brighton, who are atthe crossroads . A loss to them will threate n

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their final four hopes . I expect A.J .A.X., athome, to be far too good.Geelong, helped greatly by the inclusion

of brilliant former captain, Lyn Bullen, turnedon its most significant quarter of football foryears, last week . Alphington challenged Gee-long mid-way through the third term andbounced to the lead early in the final quarter,after having been six goals downi Geelongrallied and, with Greg Trevaskis, previously un-sighted, kicking much-needed goals, grabbedback the lead and went on to a good win .

Hampton beat Geelong at the David Re-serve early in the season . I expect Geelong toreverse this result at Queen's Park today .

Old Carey - Old Ivanhoe . I have "won"with my tipping on Ivanhoe at last, I stillthink they are a good enough side to beatOld Carey . However, I must stick with winningform - Carey wili win at Bulleen.

. Old Xaverians are an enigma - down twoweeks ago, up again last Saturday . St . 'Kildamay not be entering a slump, as I'm sure thattheir dedicated President, John White (con-gratulations on 300 games!) will appreciatelast week's loss will prove "a needle" for theclub . Maurie Bilston is a shrewd operator -!expect St . Kilda to be too good for Old Xav'stoday.

Alphington and Kew is a poser . Alphingtonimpresed me last week with their splendidcomeback - they notched eight out of ninegoals kicked at one stage in the game to getin front . Skipper Ivan Bromley has "tons" oftalent and leads his young team well . Kew arecausing trouble to most sides, however, I feelAlphington twill return to fourth place bywinning today .

Selections : A.J .A.X., Geelong, Old Carey,St. Kilda, Alphington - JIM FIDGE.

D SECTION

At the half way mark the Section appears tobe separating into two halves . Teams nowplaced from sixth to ninth have the task infront of them to make the finals .

Country Colleges await State Bankers, whoplay their second consecutive game in RoyalPark. The Colleges acquitted themselvesadequately last week (despite the markedscoreboard difference) . State Bank has only a1976 victory on the Western Oval to its credit .If Colleges have learned from last week andmove the ball quickly to Larry Coates theywill do well . Despite the good play of PeterWynd, I see Colleges doing well enough towin as the game is at Royal Park .

Although Melbourne High School Old Boysdid well last week and now are a real finalfour threat, I believe Old Camberwell Gram-marians will have their measure today . McLardyIs proving a reliable goal source for the 'Wellsand their Brother sets : The Macraes andStevens are giving the side drive each week .Old Camberwell should take the points andmaintain top ranking .

Near neighbours West Brunswick and Uni-versity High School Old Boys meet at theRansford Oval. Neither side has given muchinspiration to its followers of late. West Bruns-wick is my selection because its players ar e

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PREVIEWS (cont )more capable of winning the ball, moving itforward and scoring than are those of Uni-versity High School Old Boys.

Elsternwick journey east to meet fourthplaced St. Kevin's Old Boys. To assure victory,St . Kevin's players must produce a four quartereffort . My spies keep telling me of the talentin the Elsternwick side. Unfortunately the,Wickers are not putting the score on theboard and as a result I have to tip St . Kevin'sto take the points.

power House are at home to Heathert on,whose form and lack of consistency must bepuzzeling . Unfortunately Heatherton's press bandoesn't allow me to mention names . On theother hand I was impressed by the abilityevident in the Power House side last Saturday.-,fdan Mountain" Bredyk and Coach Mike Per rygenerated a lot of drive around the ground .Rick Sykes is a focal point for the side . Thestalwart Dakin Brothers believe Evans is a realdynamo and the scoreboard supports theirassumption . I must select Power House to winand in so doing cement the double chancecome September.

Selections : Country Colleges, Old Camber-well Grammarians, West Brunswick, St . Kevin'sO .B ., Power House -' NORM NUGENT.

E SECTIO NOnly one team, Old Mentonians, let me

down last week, and now they have a hardmatch coming up against their neighbours St.Bede's, who are determined to hold the topposition .

Beverley Hills expected me to tip them lastweek, which I did in the paragraph, and thenchanged my mind in the summary which was4 points to my advantage . Prove me wrong thisWeek, because I say you . will go down toB u l lee n-Temptestowe .

Old Geelong have brightened up theirteam work and have made a determined effortto get back into the Four . They will consoli-date their position this week by gaining avictory over A .N.Z. Bank .

A .M .P. are looking towards the Four andhad a good win last week, and should makeit two in a row when they meet Brunswicktoday .

No rth Brunswick don't seem to be able topull off the close matches, and they had themisfortune to loose points early in the seasonplus quite a number of injuries . They will notbe strong enough for La Trobe Blacks.

Selections are : St. Bede's, Bulleen-Temple-stows, Old Geelong, A .M.P., La Trobe Blacks- NUGGET STEPHENS.

F SECTION

Now for the return journey towards the mainreason for all the trouble and strife .

Therry C.C. will be at home to the 'Fitites'and should have the necessary "g and d" tohold their position in the Four .

Uni . Reds play National Bank at the RoyalParade ground . The Bankers, despite what Isaid about them last week, have their fairshare of big blokes and they are capable ofplaying good football . Perhaps a bit flatfootedat, times - but who isn't? The Bankers arequite capable of winning this one and so re-main a final four prospect .

Clayton and Monash Whites should providea close match - not one that would attract abig attendance but this could be the highlightof the Monash season . However, I think thatClayton will have a faint edge.

Bulleen United at home to Thornbury couldbe a preview of a Grand Final and if Thorn-bury are going to fall over in their 1978 charge,this is the match . If Bulleen can match the

- Thornbury vigor and skill, and they should becapable of so doing if they have any hopesof leaving F Section, then today is the day.Should the Berries win, then, in the words of afamous club song, "the premiership is a cake-walk" . Bulleen to win, and no offence meantto Smithy and his crew .

Selections: Therry C .C., National Bank, Clay-ton, Bulleen United, Commonwealth Bank - theidle mob. - SYD WHITFIELD.

JUNIOR 1 SECTION

After a frustrating nine weeks trying tocomprehend A Grade form, I'm now faced withthe task of tipping Junior Section 1 . My pre-decessor tells me that it's a one-horse race,even at this' early stage, but from what I'veseen and heard, I don't think North Old Boysare the certainties that many people believe .Both Monash and Uni . Blues are improvingall the time, but it remains to be seen whetherthey can continue that improvement.

Match of the Day sees Monash at home tothe unbeaten North Old Boys. Monash will 'giveNorth, their hardest game to date and with theadded advantage of their windy home ground,I'm tempted to start off my Juniors tippingcareer with a controversial prediction . How-ever, I'll resist the temptation and stick withNorth . Their form last week was magnificentand they'll be too tall and strong for Monash.

Ormond travel to Geelong, determined tomake amends for their loss last week, atIvanhoe . Geelong are not far away from theirfirst win as they showed in their last homegame where they led Ivanhoe at three-quartertime . Another loss will put Ormond out ofFinal's contention and this should be sufficientincentive for them to scrape home.

Hampton Rovers had a good win last weekover St. Bernard's and are confidently awaitingtheir clash today with Old Scotch . Scotchwere totally overwhelmed by North's strengthlast week and got a sound thrashing . They willnot have things all their own way today, butshould win and consolidate their position in theFour .

Ivanhoe are at home to Uni . Blues in agame vital to both sides. Ivanhoe are out ofthe Four on percentage only and a win todaywould probably see them sneak In . Blues havefinally taken second place and they will notgive it up lightly . After their'good form agains t


PREVIEWS (cont)Hampton, they played poorly for three quarterslast week before finally hiting their straps.Their backline of Phimister, Nicholson, Gibband Harbeson is very steady and they shouldrestrict Ivanhoe to a losing score .

Another vital game is at the University wheretoday wouldA los sBlacks play St. Bernard's .

put the Blacks well and truly on the way toJunior Section 2 . They are improving everyweek and popular coach Ken Frencham hasa very enthusiastic team . They played well forthree quarters last week and if they can puttogether four quarters today they will beatdisappointing St. Bernard's .

° Today's winners will be : North Old Boys,Ormond, Old Scotch, Uni . Blues and Uni . Blacks- PETER BRUKNER .

JUNIOR 2 SECTIO NThe problems involved with being a scribe

seem never ending and this scribe has been"barrelled" for comments made on June 10 .There is no doubt in my mind that the Clubadministration at Ther ry C.C .O .B. is as goodas that of any club and in fact far better thanthe administration for their Under 19 side . Itis the responsibility of the home side to phonein the scores of their game .

The best thing Therry can do is concen-trate on crossing the Yarra and beatingM .H .S.O .B . today. They are 41/2 games pluspercentage outside the Four and must repeat

their first ever win in their first ever Juniorgame if they are to have any chance of makingthe Four .

De La Salle O.C . seem to be following thetrail blazed by Old Haileyburians but they arenot doing as good a job at percentage buiid-ing . West Brunswick are away for the secondweek in a row and their coach has beenworking overtime to lift the side . De La to winbut West will perform better than last week .

The message from the A.M .P . Is that OldHaileyburians may have a few problems digest-ing their cut lunch while they travel to DeCherie Reserve to play Coburg . The home sidedid well to draw with Kew last week andcoming up for their second game in a row athome, will be really fired up to win . Thevisitors have the bigger side but they will beupset by the small game of the small men ofCoburg . Coburg to cause the upset of the day.

Kew are at home to Fawkner and will beall out to make amends for their first rounddefeat . Fawkner had a taste of success lastweek and it was so good they will not give it,up without a hard struggle . However Kew havethe class and should win .

Old Paradians have taken fifth place fromCaulfield Grammarians and now have the Fourin sight . They have a distinct home groundadvantage and should win, provided they canmaintain their concentration .

Selections : Old Paradians, Kew, Coburg,Therry C.C .O .B ., De La Salle O.C. - PETERNATHAN .

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LEADING GOALKICKERS.,, SECTIONp,Connor, North O .B. 4 35

32Sleeman, Univ. Blues (g 31gaurne, Ormondpcddoe, De La Salle (36 28nleson, Old ScotchCrump, Ormond (- 27C-roces, De La Salle (7) 26Butcher, Caulfield 6))) 23Jones, Ivanhoe (6 22,~ndcrson, Univ . Blues (1 20

iS SECTIO Np. Harvey, Parkside (7) 299Roach . Collegian sBc,uns . Old Hailey. (5 21I . Cordner, Old Melb. (2 21I{ucBes, Old Parad . (- 21Tilbrook, Old Melb . (4 19

1 19Burns, Old Melb .D. Urquhart, O . Melb . (- 18peers, Old Trinity (4) 15

C SECTIONBromley, Alph. (3) 49Priestley, O. Bright. (3 39K . Candy, Alph. (5 29M . Cooke, O. Carey 24

Vrnish, A .J.A .X. (5) 24

+'e, A.J .A.X. - (4) 23

Grant, O . Ivanhoe (6) 21G . Trevaskis, Geelong (3) 20

D SECTIONSvkes, P . House (14) 57Holmes, Elstern . (4) 35Co~tcs, Country Coll . (3) 28Ateckin^, Heather . (3), 27~fcLardy. O . Camb. (5) 25Adams, M.H .S .O .B . (5) 24F,nns . P . House (4) 24~lertin, M .H.S.O .B. (6) 23Renning, Heather. (3) 23F. SECTION

I . Henderson, AMP Soc . (5) 43Tenace . B-T'stowe (4) 39C :3mpbell, N. Bruns. (4) 32

Wood, St. Bede'sQuaife, B-T'stowe (4Collins St . Bede's (3)Field, hev. Hills (3)

F SECTION

30 Lucas, O. Melb. 1626 Giles, Mon. Blues (- 1525 Davies, Mon. Blues (1 1225 Shannon, Fawkner (1 12

J . Mercer, O . Trinity (- 12Woolbridge, O. Melb. (2 11M . Ryan, O . Par ad 11C RESERVE

Hayman, Thornbury (3) 27Smith, Thornbury (-) 24M. Staff, Thornbury (6) 23Dick, Comm . Bk. (4) 22W . McCrimmon, C. Bk. (1) 20Hille, Univ. Reds (7) 19Briggs, Therry ) 19Shinn, Bulleen Utd . (-) 18

JUNIOR SECTION 1Richardson, North O .B. (1) 33Roach, Ormond (2) 26Phillips, IvanhoeD. Ryan, North O .B . (4) 21Trevean, North'O .B . (3) 20McKiernan, H. Rov. (6) 19Cosma, Ivanhoe (4) 19

JUNIOR SECTION 2P. Greene. De La Salle (14) 61Love, O . Parad. (3) 31Lynch, O . Hailey. (8) 30Murcutt . Therrv (6) 26McDonell, O . Hailey . (5) 26Collins, O. Hailey . (2) 24Kanis, Caul . Gram. (-) 20Profenna . Fawkner (3) 19Castles. O. Hailey. (2) 19A RESERVE SECTIONKoslowski, Ormond (3) 27Cuffe : North O.B. (4) 18Bell, St . Bernard's (2) 14Butcher, Caul . Gram. (-) 14Biviano, Ivanhoe (-) 13Hill, Caul . Gram. (-) 7Frankish . Caul. Gram. (2) 6Worthington, Caul. Gr. (1) 6

B RESERVEStockdale, O . Trinity (2) 23Austin, O. Melb. ( ) 21Grant, Mon . Blues () 19

Latzer, O . Bright. ( 21Jurberg, A .J .A.X. (1 19J. Stevens, O. Ivan. (- 18J. Ludowyk, Geelong (6 14T. Ludowyk, Geelong -1 14A. Dick, O . Bright. ( 13Sheldrick, Alph. (1 12Hamilton, O . Bright . (- 12

IS RESERVEClark, P. House (4) 31Chalmers, St. Kevin's 5( ) 26Lee, M .H .S .O .B. ) 23Donkin, O . Camb. (-) 19W . Williams, Heather . (2) 16Stevens, Elstern. (-) 16Mahoney, Heather. (4) 14Price, O . Camb. (-) 11

E RESERVEBowden, St. Bede's (4) 26G . Stannard, B-T'stowe (-) 23N. Officer, O . Geel . (3) 20D . Jenkins, AMP Soc. (4) 14Chamberlain, O . Ment . (- 14Walker, B-T'stowe (-) 14Hirsch. Bev. Hills 13M . F. King, O . Ment. (-) 13

F RESERVEW. Burrows, Thornbury (3) 18Whitaker, Thornbury (2) 13Cairns, Bulleen Utd . (2) 12Paternoster, Comm. Bk . (7) 11McGregor, Comm . Bk . (3) 11Gallagher, Bulleen Utd. (2) 10Forbes, Therrv (1) 10K . Mehmet, Comm . Bk . (1) 1 0

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PREMIERSHIP. LISTS,A SECTIO N

W L D For Agst ~~o PtsUniversity Blues 8 1 - 1104 736 150.0 32Old Scotch Coll. 6 3 - 997 734 135.8 24De La Sa lle O .C. 5 4- 938 824 113.8 20Ivanhoe 5 4•••-` 826 905 91.3 20Ormond 4 5 - 962 851 113 .0 16North Old Boys 4 5 - 874 798 109 .5 16Caulfield Gram. 4 5 - 713 947 75 .3 16St. Bernard's O .C. 3` 6 - 716 911 78 .6 12University Blacks 3 6 - 663 861 77 .0 12Marcellin O .C. 3 6- 731 957 76 .4 12

B SECTIONOld Melbu rnians 8 - - 961 625 153.8 36Collegians 5 3- 838 668 125.4 24*Old Paradians 5 3 - 777 624 124 .5 24Parkside 5 3 - 719 638 112.7 24Old Haileybury 5 3 - 735 699 105.2 24Monash Blues 3 5 - 613 778 78 .8 16Fawkner 2 5 1 854 772 110 .6 14Old Trinity Gram . 1 6 1 647 826 78 .3 10Coburg 1 7 - 501 1079 46.4 8

C SECTIONSt. Kilda CBCOC 8 1 - 882 675 130 .7 32A.J .A .X. 7 2 - 1107 759 145 .8 28Geelong 5 4- 924 811 113.9 20Old Brighton Gram . 5 4- 870 846 102.8 20Alphington 5 4 - 924 935 98.8 20Old Ivanhoe Gram . 4 5 - 838 883 94.9 16**Old Xaverians 4 5 - 598 851 70.3 16Hampton Rovers 3 6 - 865 1011 85.6 12Kew 2 7 - 742 920 80.7 8Old Carey Gram . 2 7 - 780 1013 77.0 8

D SECTION

Old Cam'well Gram . 8 1 - 1148 715 160.6 32Power House 6 3- 1157 789 146.6 24State Bank 6 3 - 985 910 108.2 24St. Revin's O .B . 5 4- 1052 922 114.1 20M .H .S.O .B. 5 4- 988 926 106.7 20Heatherton 4 5- 927 923 100 .4 16Countrv Colleges 4 5 - 772 968 79 .8 16West Brunswick 3 6- 878 985 89 .1 12Elsternwick 3 6 - 938 1115 84 .1 12U.H.S .O.B. 1 8 - 576 1168 49.3 4

E SECTIONSt . Bede's O .C . $ 1- 1023 664 154.1 32Bnileen-T'stowe 7 2 - 1098 625 175.7 28Beverley Hills 6 3 - 851 696 122.3 24Old Geelong 5 4- 885 817 108.3 20Old Mentonians 5 4 - 745 835 89.2 20A .M .P . Society 5 4- 723 864 83 .7 20

North TBro Brunswick Blacks 2 4 5

- 7- 512 680 104 616

A.N .Z. Bank 2 7 673 1097 61 .3 8Brunswick 1 8 645 1095 58 .9 4

F SECTIONTho rnbnry 8 - - 1077 482 223.4 36Bnileen United 7 1 889 664 133.9 32C'wealth Bank 6 2 768 657 116.9 28Therry C .C .O .B. 5 3 729 597 122.1 24National Bank 4 4- 752 912 82 .5 20Footscray I .T. 3 5 - 779 679 114.7 16University Reds 2 6 - 655 946 69 .2 1 2Clayton 1 7- 802 894 89.7 8

Monash Whites - 8 - 460 1080 42 .6 4

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A RESERVEUniversity Blues 7 2- 719 474 151.7St. Bernard's O.C. 7 2- 702 570 123,2Ormond 6 3 - 749 653 114.7North Old Boys 6 3 - 703 633 111.1Ivanhoe 5 4 - 697 563 123.8University Blacks 5 4 - 570 614 92.8Marcellin O.C. 4 5 475 649 73.2De La Salle O.C. 3 6 624 638 97.8Old Scotch Coll . 2 7 - 523 623 83.9Caulfield Gram. - 9 - 460 805 57. 1

B RESERVEOld Melburnians 8 - - 820 301 272.4Collegians 7 1 - 642 399 160 .9Monash Blues 6 2 - 741 505 146 .7Parkside 5 3- 642 407 157 .7Fawkner 4 4 - 702 493 142 .4Old Trinity Gram. 3 5 - 530 519 102 .1Old Haileybury 2 6 - 351 609 57 .6*Old Paradians 1 7 - 295 865 34 .1Coburg - 8 - 226 851 26.6

C RESERVE

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Old Brighton Gr. 9 - - 648 273 237.4 36Geelong 8 1 827 507 163.1 32St . Kilda CBCOC 6 3 752 444 169.4 24Hampton Rovers 6

3 -650 563 115.5 24A .J .A .X. 3 6 - 529 662 79.9 12

Old Carey Gram . 3 6 - 511 641 79 .7 12Old Ivanhoe Gr. 3 6 - 385 600 64 .2 12Old Xaverians 3 6 - 375 660 56 .8 12*tKew 2 7 - 488 712 68.5 8Alphington 2 7- 470 786 59 .8 8

D RESERVE

Power House 8 1 - 916 405 226132St. Kevin's O .B. 7 2 - 680 473 143.828State Bank 6 3 - 747 484 154.3 24West Brunswick 6 3 - 488 527 92.6 24Heatherton 5 3 1 699 574 121 .8 22Old Cam'well Gr . 5 3 1 485 457 106 .1 22M.H.S .O.B. 4 5 - 644 606 106.3 16Elsternwick 2 7 - 526 724 72.7 8Country Colleges 1 8 - 296 849 34.9 4U .H .S .O.B. - 9 - 305 812 37 .4

E RESERVEBeverley Hills '8 1- 702 506 138 .7 32*tBulleen-T'stowe 7 2 - 742 361 205 .5 28Old Geelong 7 2 - 681 452 150.7 28North Brunswick 7 2 - 677 468 144.728St. Bede's O.C. 5 4 - 667 500 133 .4 20Old Mentonians 4 5 - 651 564 115.4 16A .N .Z. Bank 3 6 492 689 71 .4 12La Trobe Blacks 3 6 376 581 64.7 12A .M .P . Society 1 8 - 509 578 88.1 4Brunswick - 9 - 228 1067 21.4 -

F RESERVE

C'wealth Bank 6 2- 742 343 216.3 28*Clayton 6 2 - 650 448 145.1 28University Reds 6 2- 590 431 136.9 28Bulleen United 5 3 - 479 452 106.0 24Thornbury 5 3 - 526 509 103 .3 24°•Therry C.C.O .B . 4 4 .- 503 356 141 .3 20

National Bank 3 5 - 395 583 67.8 16*tMonash Whites 1 7 - 248 745 33 .3 8**Footscray IT. - 8 - 194 620 31 .3 4


TODAY'S GAM S AND UMPIRESOn ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown. Seniors and Juniors at 2 .00 p .m.

Reserves at 11 .45 a .m. Umpire for Reserves games shown in brackets

A SECTIONNorth Old Boys v St. Bernard's O .C . (EP)t -

G . M . Simpson, ,Rowell (Coughlin) (B) :Cooper, Mason (G) : Upham, Hillier .

University Blacks v De La Salle O.C . - Hill,Hindle (Marshall) (B) : Cain (G) : Dunstan,Murray.

Ormond v Old Scotch Coll . - Dodds, Tracey(G .~ Reid) (B) : Foley, Kaiser (G) : Ahim,Peters.

Ivanhoe v Marcellin O .C . - Rowe, Mead (Rad-ford) (G) : Darling, Malcolm .

Caulfield Gram . v University Blues - Good-man, Sharpe (Pekin) (B) : Castel, K. Segota(G) : McKenzie, Ryan .

B SECTIONOld Melburnians v Fawkner - Cordner (*)

(G) : Box, Jenner .Parkside v Collegians - Wills (Henderson)

(G) : A. Smith, McDonaid .Old Trinity Gram v Old Paradians - Croxford

(Lyons) (G) : Stratton, Hateley .hionash Blues v Old Haileyburians - Mc-

Cartney (*) (G) : Jephson, Wyatt.Coburg - bye .

C SECTIONGeelong v Hampton Rovers - Field (Good-

win) .Old Carey Grammarians v Old Ivanhoe Gram-

marians - King (Howard) .

PREMIERSHIP LISTS(CONTINUED)

JUNIOR SECTION 1North Old Boys 9 -- 1218 512 237 .9 36University Blues 7 2-- 932 690 135 .1 28N lonash University 6 3- 882 731 120.7 24Ivanhoe 6 3 - 953 805 118 .4 24Old Scotch Coll . 6 3 880 745 118 .1 24Fl:cmpton Rovers 4 5 783 770 101 .7 16"Ormond 4 5 679 771 88 .1 16St. Bernard's O.C. 2 7 - 783 993 78 .9 8University Blacks 1 8- 623 1030 60 .5 4Gcclong - 9 - 504 1415 35.6 -

JUNIOR SECTION 2Old Iialteybnry 8 1 - 1213 485 250 .1 32De La Salle O .C. 8 1 - 1105 493 224.1 32rCobnrg 6 2 1 823 503 163.6 26

ttKew 6 2 1 654 499 131 .1 26Old Parad~ns 4 5 - 787 659 119.4 16

~ Cauifield Gram. 4 5 581 1187 48.9 16Fawkner 3 6 652 690 94.5 8Therry C .C .O.B . 2 7 - 509 1010 50.4 8

M .H .S.O .B. 1 8 504 1004 50.2 4West Brunswick 2 7 356 1003 35.5 4'Bye

player - May 13" Unregistered player - May 20~ TDetails incomplete

Old Xaverians v St . Kilda C.B .C .O.C . - Mc-Mahon (D . Henry) .

A .J .A.X . v Old Brighton 'Grammarians - Muller(*)

Alphington v Kew - Kelly (Randies) .

D SECTIO NCountry Colleges v State Bank - Middleton

(Gobbo) .Old Camberwell Gram. v M .H.S. Old Boys -

Johnston (Linehan) .West Brunswick v U .H .S, Old Boys - Jennings

(*) •St . Kevin's O .B . v Elsternwick - J . Smith

(Britton) .Power House v Heatherton - J . Segota (*) .

E SECTIONBuileen-Templestowe v Beverley Hills - White

(Thomas) .Old Geelong v A.N .Z . Bank - Maebus (Lans-

down) .A .M .P . Society v Brunswick - Scott (Steven-

son) .La Trobe Blacks v North Brunswick - Connell

(Brukner) .Old Mentonians v St. Bede's O .C . - Cavanagh

(McAuliffe) .

F SECTIO N

Therry C .C .O .B . v Footscray IT . - Peaks(Downes) .

University Reds v National' Bank -** (Wiener) .Clayton v Monash Whites - Sinclair (Purcell) .Buileen United v Thornbury - D . Smith (*) .Commonwealth Bank - Bye .

JUNIOR 1 SECTIONGeelong v Ormond - Woolley .Hampton Rovers v Old Scotch Coll . - Burke .Ivanhoe v University Blues - J . Reid .University Blacks v St . Bernard's O .C. -

Rudderham.Monash University v North Old Boys - Mauger.

JUNIOR 2 SECTIONKew v Fawkner - Kennedy .De La Salle O .C . v West Brunswick -

ruff.M .H .S . Old Boys v Therry C .C.O .B .

Henry .Old Paradians v Caulfield - Burridge .Coburg v old Haileyburians - Ball .

EMERGENCY UMPIRESField : Bishop.Goal : Hinton .

(EP)t-Game at Elsternwick Park .(*) - Umpire for Reserves Game

appointed .

Wood-

W.

to be

(**) - Umpire for Senior Game to be appointed .


"Bly SECTION -TEAM SCOBURG Coach : Tony Holloway ; Res . : Kevin Gleeso n1 Gleason, K. (cr) 14 Hutchinson, M . A . 272 Douglas, P. B . 15 Egan, S . D. 283 Seath, R . A. 16 Liddie, I . R. 294 Egan, M . P . 17 Mann, S. 305 Hughes, G . 18 Sim, I. 316 Pederson, S. K. 19 . Sproat, K. N. 327 Judge, P. D . 20 Woodham, R. N . 338 Gillingham, R . P . 21 O'Brien, B . J. 349 Beattie, J . R . 22 Finlay, P . J. 3510 Cleary, P . M. 23 Knight, G. R. 3611 Egan, M . G. 24 Cannon, L . J. 3712 Barker, J . M. 25 Cannon, D . J. 3813 Bird, B . A. 26 Boyd, S . J. 39

12 Smith, P.13 Gillies, K.'14 Stewart, J.15 Norma, R .16 Blizzard, M .17 Drummond, D .18 Pettifer, M .19 Foley, D .20 Naudi, R.21 Ferguson, P.22 Dwyer, P.

Biiston, B. J . 53 Agostino, J . pGreen, M . A . W. 54 Church, G. S,McAuliffe, N . G . 55 Tolley, W.Middling, D. W. 56 Simmonds, G .Freeman, M. S . 57 Dickson, G . R'Weston, A . D. 58 Hajro, E.Weston, M . R. 59 Volta, P . L.West, G. J . 60 Taylor, I . J .Woods, L . G .Cotter, P . R .Walker, G . M .Nicholas, R . F.Pederson, M . A.

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K. (Ken )Manno, T. 49 MacKay, S.Griffiths, J . 50 Butler, S .Bennetts,- M . 51 Baum, T .Hillier, P . 52 Thompson, C,Richards, L . 53 Scott, W .Cookes, A. (vcr) 54 Williamson, P.Allsopp, S . 55 Ross, G .Ross; L. 56 Byrnes, C .Rowlands, L . 57 Ashton, C.Chosich, N . 58 Dean, P.Balsillie, A. 59 White, B .Edward, D. 60 Josem, J.

COLLEGIANS Coach : Roach, C. (Chris) ; Res . : Newton,1 Walduck, D. 132 Wagstaff, S. 143 Rice, I . (vc) ' 154 Roach, C. (c) 165 Naylor, C. 176 Loder, R. 187 Leembruggen, R . 198 Cartledge, S. (c) 209 Crow, D. 21

10 James, M. 2211 Lupson, P. 2312 Cook, G. 24

Hamilton, A . I . 40Finlay, M . A. 41Wets, I. 42Green, C . R . W.Christopher, C .Ingieton, I .Neudert, R . D.Hamilton, I . S .Ginnivan, P. J.Liddle, G . J .Royal, H . ,F .Taylor, J . F.Jakovceski, L .

Price, P. 37Newton, P. 38James, N. 39MacKay, C. 40Taylor, P. 41Merry, A. 42Evans, P. 43Etherington, J. 44Teale, S. 45Loder, T. 46Allen, G. 47Hooper, G. 48

Dodd, G. 25Emmett, N. 26Zent, R. 27MacKay, S. 28Rosengarten, G . 29Bulling, J. 30Lochhead, I . 31Nethersole, J . 32Milford, P. 33Parsons, G . 34Bickford, M. 35Purdue, J. 36

FAWKNER Coach : John Russell ; Res . : Glen Robertson1 Tymms, M .2 Duggan, S . (c)3 Quinnell, T .4 Chard, G .5 McMahon, G.6 Ward, K.7 McMahon, F.8 Teesdale, J .9 George, M . (vcr)

11 Richardson, M .(vc )

MONASH BLUES1 Anderson, B . .2 Anderson, G .3 Bickford, D.4 Ryan, D.5 Chapman, G .6 Carlton, L .7 Carnell, S .8 Nash, M.9 Olding, M.10 Bergin, P .11 Cash, G .12 Hilderbrandt, P .13 Schneider, S.14 Hore, T .15 Lanyon, D .16 Whitty, P.

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Thomas, S. 37Cords, M. 38Nulty, M. 39Santamaria, D . 40Graham, P. 41Trapani, J. 42Brown, M. 43Scott, G. 44Stapleton, M. 45Thomas, G. 48Robertson, D. 49

Coach : J . Thomas ; Res . : S . Schneide r17 Gunning, T. 3318 Curtin, B. 3419 Gumley, W. 3520 Costello, P. 3621 Giles, S. 3722 Ryan, C. 3823 Olds, R. 3924 Townsend, S. 4025 Steart, G. 4126 White, M. 4227 Quincy, K. 4328 Ellis, M. 4429 Coldham, J. 4530 Ross, G. 4631 Mann, G. 4732 Thomas, G. 48

Mutimer, P. 49Hodge, M. 50Lovell, C. 51Doveal, G. 52Leerson, P. 53Lette, P. 54Moore, C. 55Davies, P. 56Vaughan, P. 57Creaser, J. 58Rosenhein, K. 59Zimmerman, B . 60Carr, T. 61Rodger, M. 62Grutyner, R. 63Grant, R. 64

Elliot, P. 51 Wilson, D .Burke, T . 56 O'Mara,K .Phillips, B . 58 Raleigh, A .Henderson, A. 61 Ciavola, S .Shannon, F. 65 Deans, A.McNee, D. 68 Smith, B .Robertson, G . (cr) 69 Phillips, J .Faulks, W . 74 Thomas, B.'Llewellyn, R.Prouse, L .Johnson, C.

Deyoung, P.Wright, C.McKenzie, C.McCallem, J .Howlett, M.Downie, P.Gawender, J .Moss, P.Davies, P .Hanlon, M .Ramadan, M .Deighton, C.Coyle, L.McDonnel, P.Andrea, T.Bean, S .

65 Wood, D.66 Wright, J.67 Etherington, G .68 Rodger, M .69 Turnbridge, N .70 Morey, N .71 Stirat, S.72 Alexander, D.73 Pooley, R.74 Newnham, R .75 Maloney, C.78 Grace, S .77 Lewis, G .78 Gordon, M .79 Murphy, F .80 Lanner, A .

pLD HAILEYBURIANS Coach : Michael Porter ; Res. : Don LordI Home, A . S . 13 Cunningham, P. 25 McLennan, G . J. 37 Brewer, C . W.

Paul, R. I . 14 Bill' s G A 26 Wise R J 38 Bowman C

Langford- Jones,A. L.Marshall, S .Houston, M . N .McQueen, D . G .Houghton, G L .Cocks, N .

J . M .Bouris, T . A.Meadows, G .

mg15 Lucas, G . 27 Crewdson, R. 39 Parkes, T . P .16 Thomson, M . D. 28 Irving, M . 40 Bowman, R. L .17 Williams, A. J . 29 Gait, G . J . 41 Forbes, R .18 Surgenor, P . A . 30 Cracknell, J. 42 Pritchard, M.19 Palmer, I . 31 Whiteman, G. M . 43 Leathern, J .20 Campbell, A. J . 32 Derham, P . G . 44 Lovig, D. H .21 Curry, R . J . 33 Legge, J . 45 Story, D. C.22 Legge, D . 34 Newton, M. A. 46 Batt, G .23 Poole, P. J . 35 Robertson, B . 47 Matthews, B .24 Poole, S. W. 36 Wolbers, F. P. 48 Tebbitt, R .

3LDhMEaLBKRNIAN6S

pisarski, R. 19Austin, G. 20Morphet, B. 21Knight, C. 22Ristrom, A. 23Cordner, R . I . 24Yeo, P. 25Tlibrook, J. 26Cloke, G. 27Dumbrell, R . 28Cameron, R. 29Burns, B. 30Stuart, A. 31Roberson, P. 32Urqhart, D. 33Derham, S .

Coach : Peter McLean; Res. : BobDawson, P . 34 Cowan, R. 49Gray, T . 35 Hepworth, D. 50Rudo, A. 36 Mitchell, N. 51Woodbridge, P: 37 Van Den Dungen, 52Murray, P. J. 53McMullin, N . 38 Koren, P. 54Guest, J . 39 Elam, D. 55Brown, R . 40 Brett Young, M . 56Cordner, P. 41 Kenyon, A. 57Campbell, N . 42 Anseli, P. 58Michelmore, M . 43 Dick, W. 59Cameron, A . 44 Dawson, D. 60Mitchell, J . 45 Lucas, A. 61Mumme, P . 46 Clements, J . 62Johnson, T . 47 Wischer, M. 63Derham,T. 48 Clifton Jones, A .

BoagFreeman, J .Yeo, P .Hitchens, D .Thompson, J .Lee, I .Grinlington, P .Smith, S.Shaw, M.Porter, C.Sleigh, S .Woods, J .Jaliand, G .Cole, R.Salek, A.Van Den Dungen,R .

49 Robinson, P.50 Sincock, G .51 Woods, Geoffrey52 Pollock, R . J .53 Kane, P . D .54 Lord, D . E .55 Mason, P . L .56 Metherall, R. W.57 Moss, W .58 Bowring, P.59 Dimsey, A .60 Woods, Grant

64 Grimwade, R .65 Waite, P .66 Righetti, J .67 Porter, M .68 Delaney, C .69 Rezek, B .70 Lewis, H .71 Strang, M .72 Guest, W .73 Marks, J .74 Wilson, D.75 Hodges, P .76 Thomas, I .77 Thomas, M .78 Wilson, L .80 Nitschke, M.

OLD PARADIANS Coach : Brendan Danaher; Res . : Peter McAlee rConsidine, V. T. 13 Assetta,-J. 24 Jordan, P. F. 34 Coppelli, C. 45 De Luca, G. S .

2 Hughes, C . D. 14 Russell, B. D. 25 Butcher, V. T. 35 Considine, B . J . 47 Tudor, J . M.

3 Di Paolo, M . G . 15 Hughes, N . J . 26 Johnston, P . M . 36 Palermo, A . 49 Richards, G . B .d Natoli, D. E. 16 Assetta, S . 27 Johnston, P . A. 37 Caruso, A. 50 Neylan, G. T .;,lordan, J . A . 17 Moran, P . L. 28 McCormack, D . 38 Funari, F. 51 Lyons, W. L.6 Hart, C. G. 19 Gregor, M . T. 29 Wyatt, A. J . 39 Marturano, A. 52 Collins, L. T.8 Roe, A. P. (dvcr) 30 Ryan, M. A. 40 Rowlands, W . R .9 Barker, G . T . 21 Grace, C. S . 31 Considine, T. F. 41 Tellefson, M . F.

10 Johnson, A. A . (c) 22 Romeo, A. R. (vc) 42 Arthur, P. J .Jordan, G . F . 23 Mansfield, B . L . 32 McCarthy, C. C . 43 Gilmartin, P . J .

12 Johnson, M . P. (vcr) 33 Symes, P. L. 44 Abrahams, P. D .

OLD TRINITY1 Dart, R.2 Robison, C .3 Fenneily, P .4 Lockwood, M .5 Peers, W.6 Emerson, D .7 Birrell, A .8 Fekete, P .9 Cook, M .

10 Fowler, G .ti Birrell, D .'2 Smith, G .13 Stockdale, S .

Coach : David Barclay ;14 Stevenson, 1 . 2715 Saunders, M. 2816 Walters, M. 2917 Bunting, P. 3018 Sweeney, T. 3119 Galbraith, D. 3220 Dennis, B. 3321 Mercer, J. 3422 Bolton, P. 3523 Adgemis, J. 3624 Frood, D. 3725 Danun, P. 3826 Walls, P. 39

Res . : Trevor La RocheMercer, R. 40 Allen, K .Douglas, N . 41 Gaijar, I .Quarterman, P . 42 Emerson, S .Weir, T. 43 Dawson, W.Quarterman, A. 44 Blackney, P .Jones, G . 45 Weinberg, B .Langley, R. 46 Nelson, S.Clingin, G. 47 Friend, I .Masters, R . 48 Spaulding, C.Beer, N . 49 Coles, P.Mielke, P . 50 Beer, P .Gronow, R. 51 Bolton, C .Tankey, S . 52 Lumsden, B .

PARKSIDE Coach : Em McKever; Res . : Ga ry Welsh1 Johnston, T. 10 Wilson, S. 19 Howell, K .2 Johnston, P . 11 Gleason, D. 20 Byrnes, J .3 Poyntz, G . 12 Harrell, M. 21 Clarke, B.4 Wiseman, C. 13 Clarke, K . 22 Harvey, P.5 Graham, B. 14 Poyntz, R . 23 Fitzgerald, R.6 Sweeney, K . 15 Hennessey, G . 24 •.Philpott, G .7 Howard, B. 16 Fletcher, R. 25 Arnold, B .6 Harvey, B . 17 Keogh, T. 26 Thompson, F .9 Carruthers, M . 18 Felle, K. 27 Forde, R.

28 Fraser, B .29 McNamara, B .30 Maxwell, R.31 Spinks, R .32 Biggins, G .33 Tanner, R .34 Eldridge, D .35 Smith, G .36 Young, R .

53 Masels, A .54 Stanley, P.55 Edwards, R .56 Brennan, A.57 Siverson, R .58 Lyons, A.59 Spaulding, M .67 White, M .68 Stevenson, D.69 Rough, G .70 Fields, T.

37 Voglis, P.38 Riordan, R.39 Clarke, R .40 Wilson, S .41 Grummisch, D .42 Ware, M .43 Nicholls, B .45 Howell, G .46 Duckworth, K .

Page 12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 24, 1978 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 24, 1978 Page 13

by Noel Rundle

FIVE YEARS AGO - 1973

Caul field Grammarians staged a reversal ofform to beat Coburg by 51 points in the maingame as the week before they failed miserablyto St . Bernard's and lost their place in theFour . Best were Griffiths, McNicoi, Morphett(Caulfield Gram.) and Warta, Clark, Hibberd(Coburg).

Power House (C) crashed against St KildaC.B.C.O .C . by 19 points but held their piece inthe Four.

Top goalkickers were (A) G . Fletcher (C.

Gram,)

32 ; ( B) McCrohan (R.O.B .) 43 ; •(C)Calieja (St. Kilda C .B.C.O .C.) . 43; (D) Wayman( Alphington) 42; (E) Rosewarne (Etstemwlck)47 and (F) Thomas ( Fawkner) 22 .

Second bottom in B, M.H .S .O .B., after trail-ing second top team, Old Trinity, by 46 points,kicked 9.4 to 3.3 in last quarter to go downby 11 points. R . Harley (7), Sulberberg"and J .Woods led the M .H .S .O.B . revival with S . Emer-son, Weir and Johnston best for Old Trinity .Umpires' Association continued their heavysocial night by following up dinner-dance atEliza's with next outing : "Fight Night" HSV 7Ringside.

Assumption, in telling their club history,paid tribute to the great work of Des Tehan andMatt Byrne, to Norm Nugent, Club Secretarysince formation in 1963, and to the threePresidents, Frank De Neste, Adrian O'Keefe andMaurice Beaumont who had seen the club risefrom 'E' Section to 'B' Section .

TEN YEARS AGO - 1968

150 games to two prominent players - KenRowse ( Ormond) and Peter Dryden (CaulfieldGrammarians) .

It was a day for crashes . Ormond lost theirfirst game for the season - down by onepoint to De La, Salle who were now level in'B' Section in second place with' Monash ,

De La'scoach,0Ivanhoe

s andtheir press correspondent doubted if 'stand in'coach Jim Hawkins, flushed with success,would give the job back . Best were Clast-kowski, Janson, Whitelaw (De La) and Lad,Ferrier and Moran for Ormond .

Footscray Tech, also went down for thefirst time - by 10 goals to Old Geelong whomoved into second place in 'C' Section .A .M.P. Society scraped home by 2 pointsfrom Old Ivanhoe in 'E' Section and were nowthe only undefeated senior team .

'A' Section umpires were Hagerty, Mason,Pringle, Sharpe and G . Thomas,'D' Section coaches were Darrell Cranch(Old Haileybu ry), Tony Bull (State SavingsBank), Frank Clarke (Toor-Malv .), George Rice(Parkside), B ryan Harding ( Assumption), JohnBoyle (Brunswick), Ken Kenny (Fairfield), BertGaudion (National Bank) and Ross Oakley (St .Kevin's OB W. .) . Who coached A.J .A .X- ?

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TWENTY YEARS AGO - 195 8

A record crowd for a home and home matchat Olympic Park saw a thrilling finish between'A' , Section leaders, Collegians and OldXaverians with Collegians finishing four pointsin front and holding on to top place . Col-legians, 25 points down at half-time, kicked6 .3 to 1 .2 in a blistering third quarter. Thelead changed several times in final quarterwith Old X . attacking as the siren blew. Mans.fieid, L . Hibbins and Unkensteln (Coll.) andCallan, Greenway and Johnson (Old X .) werebest .

Old Geelong Grammarians hung on to theirplace in 'B' Section Four when M .H .S .O .B .failed by a point to 'overhaul O .G .G .'s lastchange lead of 33 points. Best were Laird, J .Stephen and Captain-coach, David Lee (O .G .G .)and Jocka Nelson, Geoff Paul and Scott(M .H .S.O .B .) .

In the battle of top 'C' Section teams De Laoutlasted Parkside to win by 23 points withB . Teague, Nesbitt ; Watts (De La) and Billing-ton, Kill and Dempster (Parkside) best.

Johnny Neeson, Ivanhoe B. and F. In 1957,played his 100th game .

Congratulations went to Brian Rest, RogerVines, Leo Ha rt, Denham Grierson, Dave Shaw,John and Michael Winneke, Dick Reeve andIan Murray who gained selection in combinedAustralian Universities team .

THIRTY YEARS AGO - 194 8

Jack Bray (Orrriond coach) made a come-back and led his team to an unexpectedvictory against Coburg. Others to star wereErick Donaldson and Jack Sheehan .

University Blues (9.4) defeated Parkside(8 .8) to score their seventh win and join OldXaverians, Commonwealth Bank and Selwyn inthe fight for third and fourth positions in 'B"Section . Brunswick and Parkside were on topwith 9 wins .

BLACK LIS TFailing to phone Herald Office by 3.00 p.m,(Fine - $3).B RESERVE

Old Trinity Gram .Failing to phone Herald Office by 5.30 p.m. andPress Correspondent by 6 .00 p .m. (Fine $12) ,E SECTION

A.M.P. SocietyJUNIOR SECTION 1

North Old BoysMonash University

JUNIOR SECTION 2Old HaiteyburiansCoburg

PRESS CORRESPONDENTThe phone number of the Press Correspon-

dent, Mr Arthur Goudy, is 233-1102. Pleasedelete all reference to a business number forArthur - unfortunately those Previously givenare no longer applicable .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 24, 1978 .

BALL BRIEFSPARKSIDE 100

All at Parkside would like to congratulateKen "The Kid" McLay on playing his 100thgame today. The ~ Kid is one of the person-atities of our club . Ken has won the ReservesBest and Fairest and is currently one ofVictoria's leading dog trainers . Well done,

"Kid" . Let's hope there's many more for theparkside club.

100 TO U.H .S. STALWART

U.H .S.O .B. F.C . congratulate Peter "Barney"

Marr on notching up his 100th game againstWest Brunswick . Peter first played with Uni-versity High as a member of their Under 17

side . He has had a chequered career with theclub where he has put in some great games .

"Barney" is also an active member on thesocial scene .

Once again, congratulations on your 100th,Barney, from all at U .H .S.O.B . F.C .

A.M .P . FORWARD'S 100TH

Ian "Barass" Henderson plays his 100th

for A .M .P. today . "Barass" started on the wingin '72, got a sniff of the goals roving in '73and filled in occasionally in front of the sticks .Converted to a defender for a season, he re-turned then to attack and after 7 and 11 con-secutively, gained permanent promotion tosenior ranks . Since then everything has beenon the up with 51 and 58 in successive sea-sons . Possessed of a spectacular leap, Ian pro-vides headaches in more ways than one foropposing defenders . One of the Hendo clan,Ian is very popular within the club and is look-ing for his fiftieth goal this season . Congratu-lations from all and let's make it today,"Barass" .

All at Parkside would like to congratulateGary "Abbo's Brother" Poyntz on playing his

50th game today . Gary has taken 6 years toplay 50 games which is nearly a record forParkside in itself . Gary is having a fine year forthe °Red . Devils" and his pending marriagemight hopefully make him a fine player in thefinals . Well done, Gary .

Peter Brace of the De La Salle O .C . Foot-

ball Club has a double celebration today .Apart from being his birthday, he also plays

his 50th game in the match of the day against

Haileybury.His dashing play and lightning bursts of

play result in many forward moves and arereminiscent of his Magpie protege Ricky Bar-

ham .Congratulations to Monash Whites Reserves'

Captain Phillip Gleason on playing his 50thgame today. Phil joined the Whites in 1975 andhas played all his games in the Reserves,mostly at full back . Despite a broken leg in1976, Phil has come back well, and also thewhole club greatly appreciates Phil's efforts offthe ground . He is a great clubman . Congratu-lations, Phil .

All at M.H .S.O .B . F.C. congratulate Howard"The Mole" Morgan on playing his 50th gamefor us against Heatherton . Howard is a verypopular and loyal clubman who has played anumber of fine games, both in the Seniors andReserves . With perhaps a shade more applica-tion to training and a little restraint with the"Fosters" "the Mole" would be the championbefitting his ability . Well done, Howard !

THANKS TO ORMOND

St . Bernard's Football Club thank theOrmond Football Club Trainers who rendered

assistance to Peter Haiti when he suffered aserious injury to his ankle in the secondquarter. This courtesy is much appreciated .

YOUR HANa IDy1st Quarter I2nd Quarter ~ I I I I I ~1 I3rd QuarterFINALGoalkickers :

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1978 GROUNDS AND DIRECTIONSTo help you arrive at the ground on time - or earlier! !Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on the same ground as the Seniors

.B SECTIO N

COBURG - De Chene Rese rve, Bell Street,East Coburg. East Coburg tram in Swan-ston Street to Bell Street terminus .COLLEGIANS - Harry Trott Oval, AlbertPark .School

.(AtAnyarSt

of K lda Ro dotr G~trlsellepToorak, to Bowen Crescent.

FAWKNER - Charles Mu tton Reserve,Lo rne Street, Fawkner. (Off Sydney Road .)Train to Fawkner.MONASH BLUES - Main Oval, Monash

thenUniversity,

and WellinHunting

tooad sto University. Wellington

FIAILEYBURLANS - Haileybury Col-legHa1f Oavm'ile

Ssout~h~of Five' Ways bon lefthand side . No public transport.

Faw 1~4~O,IyI518.16Coll 19 .14 Park 13 .20OP 14.23 OTG 9.10OH 19 .17 MBlu 11 .11Coburg - Bye

APRIL 22OM 19 .16 OP 13.11Park 11 .19 OH 8 .11OTG 25 .19 Cob 7.13MBIu 18.15 Faw 12.17Collegians - Bye

APRIL 29Coll 20.21 OTG 13 .13OP 18.13 Few 14.17Cob 12 .16 OM 20 .20Park 23 .16 MBlu 11 .18O Haileybury - Bye

MAY6`Few 28.29 Cob 9.10O .M . 17 .18 Coll 13.11O.T.G . 10 .14 O.H. 17 .14M Blu 8 .23 O .P. 10.9Parkside - Bye ,

MAYOH 6.11 M119.16Coll 10.12 Fawk 15.15Cob 11 .11 OP 20.14

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Park 12 .12 OTG 10,10Monash Blues - Bye .

MAY 20Fawk 8 .9 OH 9.11OP11 .13Coll 8.9OM 10 .19 Park 5 .17Cob 6 .14 MBlu 3 .7O Trin Gram - bye

MAY 2ffOH 13 .8 OP 11 .17Coll 24.12 Cob 5.13Park 13 .15 Fawk 12 .13MBlu 16 .14 OTG 9 .8OMelb - Bye.

No FixturJ~E 3

JUNE 108

OM 1 4 19 OTG 5 10,11Cob 13 .8 OH 19 .24Coll 12 .16 MB1u 4.15Fawkner - Bye .

JUNE 17O H'ley v CollParkside v CoburgO Trin Gr v FawknerM Blues v 0 MelbO Paradians - Bye

OLD MELBURNIANS - Cordner Oval,Fawkner Park, South Yarra . CamberwellNo. 7 tram in Swanston Street to FawknerPark.

OLD PARADIANS - Parade College Ovalrear), Plenty Road, Bundoora. Eas tNeston tram in Bourke Street to terminus,then bus along Plenty Road to College.

OLDHerbert

TRp ney pv1R Y~~S NationalPark, Fairfield . (OfE' Yarra Bend NationalPark Road, south of Eastern Freeway.)Train to Fairfield, then south .

PARNorth

KSID E - Pitcher Park, Keith St re et,th n nort~.hp alongnKeivrn Road to

p

Par~klganodaAvenue. _

JUNE 24O Melb v FawknerParkside v CollO Trin Gr v 0 ParadM Blues v 0 H'leyCoburg - Bye

JULY 1O Pared v 0 MelbO H'ley v ParksideCoburg v 0 Trin GrFawkner v M BluesCollegians - By e

JULY 8O Trin Gr v CollFawkner Y 0 ParedO Melb v CoburgM Blues v ParksideO H'ley - Bye

JULY 15Coburg v FawknerColl v 0 MelbO H'ley v 0 Trin GrO Parad v M BluesParkside - By e

JULY 22O Melb v 0 H'leyFawkner v CollO Pared v Coburg

O Trin Or V ParksideMonash Blues - Bye

JULY 29O H'ley v FawknerColl v 0 ParedParkside v 0 MelbM Blues v CoburgO Trin Gram -- Bye

AUGUST 5O Parad Y 0 H'leyCoburg v CollFawkner v ParksideO Trin Gr v M BluesO Melburnians - Bye

AUGUST 12Collegians v 0 H'leyCoburg v ParksideFawkner v 0 Trin GrO Melb v M BluesO Paradians - Bye

AUGUST 19Parkside v 0 ParedO Trin Gr v 0 MeIbO H'ley v CoburgM Blues v Collegian s

(at Elstern . Park)Fawkner - Bye


LAST WE EK'S RESULT S

A SECTIO N

Ivanhoe 3 .5 7.6 10.8 17.9 -111

De La Salle O.C. 6.4 9.5 16.9 16.12-108

IVANHOE : Jones 6, Smyth 3, McDowal 3,ti :ewart 2, Shepherd, Turnley, George . BEST :

Shepherd, Jones, Adley, Renshaw, Stewart,

Stredwick .

DE LA SALLE O .C . : Groves 7, Beddoe 3,Loft 2, Hollier, Sully, McHenry, Dunn . BEST :Groves, Maher, Nugent, Loft, Dunn, Beddoe .

University Blues 3 .5 5 .11 10 .12 13 .14- 92Old Scotch Coll . 3.5 4.7 8.10 13 .11- 89 .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Sleeman 3, Tyquin 3,1 I ager 2, Anderson, Dobbie, King, Moore,Schauble . BEST : Curnow, Christie, Carmody,Dobbie, Moore, Hindle .

OLD SCOTCH : Mason 6, Cox 3, Bubb, T.Etgleston, Sherwen Tallent. BEST: Mason,hefford, Bubb, BedtTord, P . Hays,, Tallent.

Ormond 5.5 11 .7 20.16 26.21-177

St. Bernard's O.C. 3.4 6.10 9.14 11 .19- 8 5

ORMOND : Bourne 8, Parisi 4, McCooke 3,\furphy 2, Holsworth 2, Andrews 2, Farrell 2,Osborne, Purcell, Holman . BEST: Naylor, Chis-holm, Corben, Murphy, Bourne, Andrews :

ST. BERNARD'S O.C.: Phelan 4, Mahony 2,Ataffy, Hughes, Fox, Nadzielski, Shembrey .BEST: Phelan, Nadzielski, Mitchell, King,Mahony, Hughes.

North Old Boys 6 .6 11 .9 16.15 20.19-139Marcellin O.C. 3.1 5.7 6.8 ' 10.10- 70

NORTH OLD BOYS : O'Connor 7, Butera 4,Gary Wilson 4, Anderson, Borich, Hall, Horan,Sheales. BEST: Gary Wilson, Hanneberry, Dil-lon, Butera, Horan, Haratsis.

MARCELLIN O.C . : Butler 5, McCallum 2,Holmes 2, Allen. BEST: Cooney, Gregory,Price, Gartner, McCallum, Butler.

University Blacks 4.3 5.7 8.10 13.11- 89Caulfield Gram. 2.6 6.8 9 .9 11.11- 77

UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Tracey 6, Fisher 2,Belfield, Booth, Cannizzo, Pattinson, Perrett.BEST: Tracey, Fisher, Wines, Cunningham,Birch, C. Cordner.

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Butcher 6, Wood 2,Cameron 2, Goold. BEST: Clark, Cameron,Felsenthal, Butcher, Fletcher, Sisson .

B SECTION

Collegians 3.5 7 .11 12.15 15.17-107Old Haileyburians 3 .5 5.7 9.11 13.15- 93

COLLEGIANS: Roach 5, Etherington 3 ,Parsons 2, Walduck 2 Williamson 2, Rice.BEST : Merry, Taylor, IZoach, Walduck, Ether-ington, Parsons.

OLD HAILEYBURIANS: Bouris 5, Cham-bers 2, Paul, Wise, Williams, Meadows, Mar-shall , Porter . BEST: Bouris, Chambers, Locks,Haughton, Marshall, Paul .

Parkside 4.2 8.5 14.9 18.12-120Coburg 3.0 4.2 5.2 6.2 - 3 8

PARKSIDE : P . Harvey 7, R . Clarke 2, K.Clarke 2, Fitzgerald 2, Biggins, B . Clarke, Ware,Steven Wilson, Ridd . BEST: Ware, Fitzgerald,Howell, P . Harvey, G. Dryden, Biggins.

COBURG : Hughes 4, Cottworth, McCauliffe.BEST : Adamson, Woodham, Hughes, MarkGreen, Walker, Cannon.

Old Trinity Gram. 6.3 7.6 14.12 16.14-110Fawkner 2.6 9.13 11 .14 16.14-11 0

OLD TRINITY : Peers 4, Dann 3, Stevenson3, D. Birrell 2, Robison 2, Fekete, Bunting.BEST : A. Birrell, Peers, Dann, Stevenson,Jones, D. Birrell .

FAWKNER: McMahon 5, Stapleton 4 Teas-dale 2, Deans, Naudi, Ward, Ferguson, fiymms .BEST : Stapleton, Smith, F. McMahon, llrum-mond, Richardson, G . McMahon .

Old Melburnians 4 .2 10 .10 13.18 - 19 .21-135Monash Blues 2.4 3.5 5.10 12 .12- 8 4

OLD MELBURNLANS : Knight 5, - Tilbrook4, 1 . Cordner 2, Munnne 2, P . Cordner 2 Daw-son 2, Gray, Burns . BEST : I . Cordner, Ivlummg,Knight, Tilbrook, Roberson, Dumbrell .

MONASH BLUES : Rodger 3, Ross 3, Bergin2, Bickford, Whitty, Zimmerman, Sweatland .

EST : Sweatland, Moore, Anderson, Bergin,Ryan, Lovell.Old Paradians - bye.

TIPSTERS' TALLYSyd Whitfield (F) 20 . .. . .. . . . . . . 140 *Peter Nathan 02) 18Norm Nugent (D) 16Michael Arnold (Jl) 16Jim Fidge (C) 12Brian Lauder (B) 12rhPeter Brukner (A) 12 . . .. . . .. . .. . 10 4Nugget Stephens (E) 16 . . . . . 96*5 points for each correct prediction - allothers 4 points for each correct.

**4 points for each correct - half points fordraw (that is, 2)

. each *tdr5 (thatois, 2tVx),correct -

half points for


Last Week's Results ContinuedC SECTION

Kew 5.4 7.8 11.14 14.17-101Old Ivanhoe Gr. 2.0 5 .4 7.7 12 .10- 82

KEW: Rowlands 3, McColl 3, R . ZerbiThompson 2, Toogood, O'Dowd, B . Smi3tl~BEST : Hayes, Cavanagh, B. Smith, Gandy,Toogood, Hinchen,

OLD IVANHOE: Grant 6, R . Stevens 2 T.McKenzie, Corstorphin, C . Constantinou, ~'ur-cell. BEST: T. McKenzie, Grant, G . Stevens,Cuttriss, R. Stevens, C . Millson .

D SECTIO NM .H.S. Old Boys 8.4 13.5 17.9 21.11-137Heatherton 4.4 10 .8 13.10 14.11- 95

M.H.S . OLD BOYS: Martin 6, Adams 5,McKenzie 3, Pappas 2, Pending 2, Short 2,Morrison . BEST: Adams, Evans, Solomidis,Peatling, Stevens, Taylor.

HEATHERTON: Benning 3, Meeking 3,Fletcher 2, DiFede 2, P . Killen, Lewis, Barber,Carey . BEST: R. Sauer, L. DiFede, L. Davis,A . Killen, P . Carey, P. Lewis .

Old Carey Gram . 2.3 6.8 12 .13 18 .15-123Old Brighton Gr. 7.6 11 .8 15.9 17.12-11 4

OLD CAREY : M. Cooke 7, Bryan 2 Mills2, Wiseman 2, Dick, Laidlaw, Long, >?oader,Duncan . BEST: M. Cooke, Wiseman, Bryan,Elliott, Freeman, Loader.

OLD BRIGHTON: Higgins 4, Shepherd 3,Priestley 3, Epstein 2, McClure 2, Taylor 2,Gedye. BEST: Shepherd, Gedye, Paroissien,McCIure, Warnock, Higgins .

Old Xaverians 6 .2 11 .7 13.10 17.12-114Hampton Rovers 1 .3 3.9 8.13 9.15- 6 9

OLD XAVERIANS : Curtain 7, Batten 4,Midgeley 4 Sullivan, Brosnan , Dennis . BEST :Sullivan, l~idgeley, Curtain, Jemmerson; Noon-an, Dwyer.

HAMPTON ROVERS : Lane 3. McSpeerin 2,James, Taylor, Parker, Cook, Beadle. BEST:Stevens, McSpeerin, Taylor, James, Rowston,Bendle .

A.J .A.X. 4.2 9.4 15.11 19 .15-129St . Kilda CBCOC 2.0 6.1 9.3 10.4 - 64

A,J.A.X . : Lemish 5, Kaye 4, Feldpicer 3,Schulberg 2. Markoff, M . Ritterman, Marks,Bluzer, Dudakov. BEST: Lemish, Segal, M .Ritterman, Marks, Schulberg, Kalmus .

ST . KILDA C.B.O .C.: Robinson 2, Smith 2,Kay 2, J . Delaney, Dynon, Miller, White.BEST: Kay, White, Jennings, R . Delaney,Tobin, Haddrick.

Geelong 3.6 6.11 10 .13 15.17-107Alphington 3 .4 5.6 10.7 13.8 - 86

GEELONG: T. Ludowyk 3, G . Trevaskis' 3 ,Torode 2, Bullen 2, Gray 2, Kelly, Coad, Davis.BEST: Davis, Bullen, Silver, Neilsen, Paulke,Coad .

ALPHINGTON : K. Candy 5, Bromley 3,Jamieson 2, Roberts 2, Shea, Shaw . BEST :Skerry, Critchley, Smith, Gale, Jamieson, K.Candy .

Old Cam'well Gr . 7.2 12 .9 17.13 25 .21-171Elsternwick 4 .2 6.5 9.7 12.7 - 7 9

OLD CAMBERWELL: McLardp 5, Mullett5, J . Steven 5, Ellis 4, Moran 3, P. Buch anan,A . Kerr, Rawling . BEST: Mullett, Spencer, J.Steven, K . Kerr, Rawling, McLardy .

ELSTERNWICK : Holmes 4, Perkins 3,

, a D . A. Ramsay .

P~y Mahony,Thompson, RosewarneHolmes, A. Ramsay.

State Bank 6 .8 14.13 16 .15 18.16-124West Brunswick 1 .3 4.7 9.13 11 .14- 80

STATE BANK: Jenkins 6 Lenehan 4 A.Brennan 3, Ross 2, Arnold, Allen, Jeffery*BEST : Williams, Arnold, A . Brennan, Allen,Eacott, -Jenkins.

WEST BRUNSWICK : R . Brockwell 3, Walsh3, White 2, Adams, Lam~ pard, Monger. BEST:Brockivell, P . Heenan, V. Heenan, Ivey, Monger,Nicolosi .

St . Kevin's O.B. 4.10 10.18 17.24 23.31-169U.H .S. Old Boys 3 .7 7.9 7.11 9.13- 6 7

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Hart 5, B .Campbell 4, Hannan 3, Cross 2, Corredig 2,Kelly 2, T. Griffin 2, Robson 2, Callanan .BEST : Robson, Callanan, Hart, Cross, C .Nettlefold, Corredig.

U.H.S . OLD BOYS : Peter'son 3, Zielinski 2,Sanford, Rowan, Rennick, Humid. BEST: Zie-linski, Rennick, Korp, Hamid, Edwards, Tagell .

Power House 7 .2 12 .6 19.15 26 .16-172Count ry Colleges 1 .4 6.4 7.6 10.6 - 66

POWER HOUSE: Sykes 14 Demir 4, Evans4, Perry 2, Booth, Coloe, BE§T : Sykes, Evans,Digby, Booth ; Lipton, Demir. . .

COUNTRY COLLEGES : Coates 3, Dewan 2,P. Mullen. A . Munari, Sliced, Cummins, West-brook . BEST: P. Ryan, O'Callaghan, Mahony,Balmer, Westbrook, Dewan .

Last Week's Results tinuE SECTIO N

St.t3ado's O .C. 2,7 5,12 9.17 17,21-123A.N .Z. Bank 1.2 6.4 9.6 10.$ - 68

ST. BEDE'S O .C . : Wood 4, G. Terrell 3,Collin 3, Cecchi 2, Turner Cracknell McGold-

~IcGuinness, Rocke, BEST: Ci. Terrell,\\ aod, Howe, Rocke, Cecchi, Fogarty .

A .N.Z . BANK: Goalkickers, Best Players notrcccived, or received after copy dead-line -iicsc post Monday.

Old Geelong 4 .4 8.7 12.15 18.19-127Nort h Brunswick 4 .3 9.5 11.8 15.8 - 98

OLD GEELONG: Hunter 9 Ross-Edwards 3,B. Spiden 2, J. Anderson 2, A. Yenken, Chirn-side. BEST: Hunter, Ross-Edwards, Sheahan,J . Anderson, Moore, Thompson .

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Campbell 4, Handley3 Hughes 2, Spiby 2, Fox, Perillo, Scullin,hcnny, Burrows . BEST : Hughes, Fox, J . Payne,C . Antonopoulos, Campbell, Handley.

A .M .P. Society 7.5 10.7 14.13 16 .20-116Beverley Hills 5.2 10.6 13.10 14 .12- 9 6

A .M.P . SOCIETY : I . Henderson 5, Searle 2,Withers 2, O'Rourke 2, Rutty 2, Gates 2,Walsh . BEST: Searle. McCuskey, Rutty, Gates,C . Jenkins, Pottenger .

BEVERLEY HILLS : Field ` 3, Fleming 2,Gray 2, Lowe 2, Post 2, Ashley, Hirsch,Mason. BEST: Ashley, Bowles, Egan, Field,Gray, Monahan.

'La Trobe Blacks 2 .3 5.7 11.7 14.13- 97Brunswick 1.2 4.5 7.6 12.6 - 78

LA TROBE BLACKS : Porter 4, Condon 2,Tunbridge 2, Martin 2, Hast, Hetz, Sceney,Oates . BEST: Condon, Tunbridge, Martin,Sutherland, Porter, Hetz.

BRUNSWICK: Gillett 5, Jones 3, Butcher 2,Johnson, Owens. BEST: Gillett, Butcher, Jones,Fagan, Cutajar, Hamilton .

F SECTION

Thornbu ry 7 .4 14.10 16 .18 23 .20-158National Bank 3.2 4.3 6.5 9.5 - 59

THORNBURY: M. Staff 6, D. Scott 4,O'Rourke 3, Hayman 3, G. Burrows 2, Mc-Mahon 2, Fitzpatrick, Greenwood, Pietsch.BEST : Greenwood, M, Staff, Pietsch, D. Scott,R . Liversidge, Ioannidis.

NATIONAL BANK: Boserio 2, Cornish 2,R . Anderson, McLaughlin, Clarke-,- Rowswell,McAleer. BEST: Boserio, Scott, De Koning,R . Phillips, Cornish, Richards .

University Reds 3.6 6.10 12 .13 16.17-113Monash Whites 0.5 5.5 8.7 10.10- 70

UNIV. REDS : Hille 7, Jacobs 2, Miller 2,Elliott 2, Smale 2, Bartlett . BEST: Jacobs,Hille, Elliott, McClumpha, Johansen, Striate.

MONASH WHITES : Ludeman 3, Sauer 2,Craig 2, Parsons, Bryson, Adsett . BEST : Lude-man, McDonald, McKenzie, Sauer, Cousins,McCallum .

Com'wealth Bank 5.2 7.5 10.10 13.14- 92Footscray I .T. 3.0 7 .1 10.1 12.3 - 7 5

C'WEALTH BANK : Cashion 4, Dick ~4,Fraser, Hooy, McCrimmon, McNamee, M~~~yers.BEST: Milton, Myers, Columbine, Kok, Hooy,Vankewlan.

FOOTSCRAY I,T. : Goalkickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday .

Bulleen United 2 .3 3.5 6.13 13.15- 93Therry C .C.O.B. 4.0 8.1 9.1 10.5 - 6 5

BULLEEN UNITED: McColl 3, Morley 2,Viney 2, Peter Archer 2 R. Divirgilio, Mac-Leod, Macaulay, Richardson . BEST: Morley,Flett, Hilton, R. Jenkins, MacLeod, L. Muir .

THERRY C .C . : S. Broomfield 2, G. Conley2B ye 2, M. Judd 2 Fox, Whyley. BEST:White, Mullumby, Nicholson, Briggs, Johnston,M. Wakeling .

Clayton - bye .

Bulleen-T'stowe 7.2 13,7 19.10 ` 22.18-150Old Mentonians 1 .2 4.8 6.10 9.15- 69

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Quaife 4, Ten-ace 4, Lockhart 3, Stannard 2, Walker 2, Kelly2, Walton 2, Johnston, D'Agostino, Hooper,BEST : Dozzi, Walton, Johnston, Hebbard,Tenace, Murphy.

OLD MENTONIANS : Bennett 3 . Mounsey 2,Ingram 2, Lin ard, B . Watts . BEST : B . Watts,Peel, Ingram, ~after, Bennett, Zimaris .

JUNIOR 1 SECTIO N

North Old Boys 4 .2 13.5 18.12 25.16-166Old Scotch Coil. 1.6 4.6 4.8 6.10- 46

NORTH OLD BOYS : Mott 6, D. Ryan 4, M .Clarke 4, Trevean 3, Crowley 2, Considine 2,Richardson, Dodd, Tepper, Pearse. BEST :Clarke, Considine, D . Ryan, Carroll, Hibbert,Pearse .

OLD SCOTCH : Lee 2, McLellan, Murray,Akam, Sizer . BEST: Darby, Treyvaud, Spence,Hyett, Daniel .

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Last Week's Results - ContinuedHampton Rovers 3 .6 8 .11 13 .13 18 .20-128St. Bernard's O.C. 2.4 5.7 8.11 13 .11- 8 9

HAMPTON'ROVERS : McKiernan 6, Ketis 3,G. Cole 3, Rodgerson 3, Baker 3. BEST: Baker,McKiernan, James, Ketis, Antoniou, N. Kelly.

ST. BERNARD'S O.C.: Redmond 6, Randall2, Wall, Hurley, Elia . BEST: Redmond, Ran-dall, Dolan, Christie, Elia .

Ivanhoe 4.6 10.9 14.10 21 .13-139Ormond 3.5 7.6 11.8 11.10- 76

IVANHOE : Phillips 7, Cosma 4 Watts 2,McDonald 2, Sampson Brewin McCulloch,English, Owen, Luby hEST: Brewin, Olaris,McCulloch, Walle, Phillips, Beith .

ORMOND : Palmer 4, Bradshaw 2; Roach 2,Beard, Boehm, Russell. BEST: Ritchie, W.Robertson, Atholwood, Boehm, Roach, Beard .

University Blues 2 .5 8 .8 11.11 19.14-128University Blacks 3.1 6.7 12.10 13 .12- 9 0

UNIV. BLUES : Wood 5, Torney 5, Hickey 2,Landini, Isles, Davine, J. Roberts, Gibb, TriDess. BEST: Harbison, Phimister, Dess,Nicholson, Wood, Torney .

UNIV. BLACKS : Lewis 4, Woolley 2, Mur-doch 2, Crutch 2, Watkins, Hutton, Potts . BEST :Lewis, McHenry, Chapman, Danks, Chester-man, Crutch .

Monash University 3 .3 6.6 9.8 16.11-107Geelong 5.3 7.3 9.6 11.8 - 74

MONASH UNIVERSITY: Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

GEELONG : Bartlett 3, Huon 2, Martin 2,Oliver, Taylor, Bell, Fatouros . BEST: Bartlett,Taylor, Fatouros, Humphries, Martin, Condio .

JUNIOR 2 SECTIONOld Haileyburians 9 .7 21 .13 25 .20 . 32 .27-219West Brunswick 0 .1 1.2 2.2 2.3 - 15

OLD HAILEYBURY: Lynch 8 Hodge 6 ,McDonell 5, Mattingley 3, Ridoutt ~2, Collins 2,Castles 2, Carruthers 2, Spears, Lyons . BEST:Lynch, Mattingley, Hodge, Brookman, Car-ruthers, McDonell.

L. WAnch BRUNSWICK

: dden~ Madden, ol~son,Rainone, Rutledge.

De La Salle O .C. 9.8 16.12 24 .14 33.21-219Caulfield Gram. 0.0 4.3 6.4 8.6 - 54

DE LA SALLE: P . Greene 14, M . Greene 7,McDonald 4, Tessier 2, Casey 2, Jackson,Keilor, Mescher, Williams . BEST : Casey, P.Greene, O'Keefe, M . Greene, Williams, Mc-Donald.

CAULFIELD GRAM. : Diamond 3, Forbes 2,Lyte 2, Barlow. BEST: N . Matthews, Forbes,Gaffney, Bird, Diamond, Lyte .

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Fawkner - 2.2 8.7 13.9 14.18-102M.H .S . Old Boys 3.2 4.3 5.10 7.15- 5 7FAWKNER: Tonna 4, Zarris 3, Profenna 3,

Marantelli, Stapleton, Dowd, Wooster. BESTqHeide, Bentley, Stapleton, Tonna, Busst, Maran-*.elli

. ason Kantanis

M H S.OLD BOYBE DickD ckason,MDunn e,Todd, Medcalf, Cass, Nikou.

Old Paradians 6.3 9 .6 13.10 17 .14-116Therry C.C .O .B. 3.0 4.2 6.3 8.6 - 54OLD PARADIANS: L'Huillier 4 J . Ryan 3,

Love 3 . Madden 2, Hammond 2, jvlcMahon 2;Miller. BEST: Busch, L'Huillier, Madden, Mc-Gough, J . Ryan, Miller.

McIntyre. ~BEST BodenMTayl r, MtucuttstF'or'-nito, Egan, Donohue .

Coburg Coburg drew with KewKew (no further information avail.)

cevOd, o~rGecetved iterscopysd adline notfi~s~post Monday .

KEW: Goalkickers, Best Players not received,or received after copy dead-line - first postMonday .

" Herald" Phone NumbersYou may, again this season, dial DIRECT to

the Amateur Football representative at the"Herald" Office. The numbers are:

652-1892 or 652-1893 .If you have any difficulty, you should ring

63-0211 ("Herald" switchboard) and ask forextension 1892 or 1893 .

RESERVE SECTION RESULTS - These mustbe phoned to the above number(s) Before 3 .00p.m .

SENIOR AND JUNIOR SECTION RESULTS- These must be phoned to the abovenumber(s) Before 5.00 p .m . A fine will be in-curred after this time. If results are not re-ceived at the "Herald" Office by 5 .30 p .m ., afurther fine will be Imposed.

Phone calls not directed to the abovenumbers may go astray. In this event, clubswill be regarded as having failed to phone in,their scores and will be fined accordingly .

When phoning scores, please follow thispattern:-

(a) the Section concerned(b) teams playing(c) winning tea m(d) actual scores-winner first .

Check with BOTH Goal Umpires befor eringing the "Herald", for the correct scores .Incorrect scores equal a fina l

The phoning of all scores to the "Herald"Office is the responsibility of the HOME CLUB.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 24,197'8

Last Week's Results - Continued

A RESERVE SECTIO N

ivanhoe 2.1 5.6 6.12 12.15- 87pe La Salle O .C. 2.7 3.7 5.10 5.12- 42

iVAN'HOE : Field 3, Williams 2, Kno 2 ,Buck, BSullivan 2, Miles, Wiiliamsll T

oohey Dean,tluckley ,Iaucherty .

DE LA' SALLE: Hannah 2, Clarke 2, Perkins .13EST : M . Kerin, J . Mitchell, G. Marcello, K .Power, G . Hellard, L. Hannah.

University Blues 2 .2 4.5 6.8 10.10- 70Old Scotch Coll. 2 .3 3.5 6.6 6.6 - 42

tNIV. BLUES : Cortese 4, Jewson 3, Davies,G . McLean, Tate . BEST: Davies, Patterson,G . McLean, Hickey, Hamilton, Carey .

OLD SCOTCH: Leeming 2, Martin 2, Clarke,marks. BEST : Leeming, McLean, Welch, Caith-,c+s, Purnell, Marks .

St . Bernard's O .C. 3.1 6.4 7.6 12.10- 82Ormond 2.1 4.3 8.4 10.8 - 68

ST. BERNARD'S O .C .: Thompson 6, Bell 2,D cis, O'Dea, Powell, Fitzpatrick. BEST: Fitz-patrick, Ginnivan, Thompson, Bell, T. Hogan,~ ahan.

ORMOND : Koslowski 3, G . Fisher 3, RowseFoulsham, Hawley . BEST : Keane, Foulsham,

N1cDonald, Miller, Rowse, Graham.

North Old Boys 3 .3 10.6 13.13 16.17-113Marcellin O .C. 3.1 6.3 8.4 9.7 - 61

NORTH OLD BOYS: Marchesi 4, Cuffe 4 ,h utrolli 3, Fennelly 2, Wilson Curley, Brown .HEST: Kutrolli, Brown, Malone, Fogarty,Robertson, Marchesi .

MARCELLIN O.C.: Langley 6, Bortolotto 2,Walsh. BEST: Langley, O'Reilly, Tucker, J .Voisio, Walsh, B . Crimmins .

University Blacks 1 .5 3.9 9.9 13.11- 89Caulfield Gram. 3.3 4.4 7.7 9.11- 6 5

UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Frankish 2, Cunning-hsm 2, Pearson, D . B . Williams, Worthington,

G . Smith . BEST: Collins, Worthington,D . B . Williams, Cunningham, Frankish, G .Smith .

Parkside 5.4 11 .7 14.12 22.14-146Co burg 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.2 - 2

PARKSIDE: R . Poyntz 11, Shane Wilson 5,Gleeson 3, Fraser 2, Hennessey. BEST : ShaneWilson, R . Poyntz, ennessey, R . Smith, Grum-misch, Gray .

COBURG : Goalkickers, nil. BEST: Taylor,Gleeson, M . Weston, Wells,

Fawkner 2.1 4.5 6.9 10.10- 70Old Trinity Gram. 3.0 5.1 6.4 6.5 - 4 1

FAWKNER : McNeil 2, S . Thomas 2, Shan-non, Dunkerton, Scott, Graham, Santamaria,Llewellyn . BEST : Santamaria, S. Thomas, G .Robertson, Llewellyn, Wilson, Scott .

OLD TRINITY : Stockdale 2, Dennis 2, Nel-son, Fletcher . BEST: P. Beer, Tankey, Frood,Sweeney, R . Mercer, Williams .

Old Melbu rn ians 4.2 6.3 14.9 17.11-113Monash Blues 3.1 4.3 7.3 13.5 - 85

OLD MELBURNIANS : Thomas 8, Cameron3, Woods 2, Woodbridge 2, Van Den Dungen,Dawson. BEST: Thomas, Austin, Cameron,Woods, Cloke, Koren.

MONASH BLUES : Curtin 3, Hodge 3, Cos-tello, Townsend, Mutimer, Oakley, Leerson,Hore, Davies . BEST: Cash, Coldham, Creaser,Davies, Curtin, Hodge .

Old Paradlans - bye.

C RESERVE SECTION

Kew 4.3 9.5 11.10 12 .12- 84Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1.1 3.3 3.5 4.8 - 3 2

KEW: Knights 3, Davey 2, Fanning 2,Campbell, G. Smith, Casanria, D. Zerbi. BEST :Nowlan, Fanning, Willcox, Monahan, Roberts,Casanria .

OLD IVANHOE : S . McKenzie, I . Scott, Dick-son, Dowling. BEST: S . McKenzie, I. Scott,Hannah, Dickson, Kostos, Dowling.

Old Brighton Gr . 1.2 3 .4Old Carey Gram . 3.1 3 .4

5.5 6.6 - 424 .5 , 4.6-3 0

OLD BRIGHTON: Latzer 6 . BEST: Latzer,Wagner, Burne ll, Hunt, Jennison, Dobbie.

OLD CAREY: England Anderson, Petty,Seal . BEST: Anderson, McCutcheon, Simms,England, Haines, Petty .B RESERVE SECTIO N

Collegians . 3.2 10 .7 10.12 11 .14- 80Old Haileyburians 0.2 1 .5 2.8 2.8 - 2 0

COLLEGIANS : Purdue 4, Chosich 2, Dean 2,Rosengarten, Skurrie, Nethersole. BEST: Skur-rie, Chosich, Baune, Naylor, Allen, Rowlands .

OLD HAILEYBURY: McQueen, Whiteman .BEST : Cracknell, Forbes, Langford-Jones, J .Leetham, McQueen, Surgenor .

Old Xaverians 5 .0Hampton Rovers 6 .2

6 .4 8.6 12.11- 838 .4 9.6 10 .7 - 6 7

OLD XAVERIANS : Goalkickers not avail-able . BEST: Vale, Bourke, R . Fanning, Hen-nessy.

HAMPTON ROVERS : Cave 4, Westhead 3,Wenzell 2, C. Earle . BEST: Cave, Westhead,Fisher, Johnston, Haumoff, Wenzell .


Last ResultsSt. Kilda CBCOC 5.1 8.3 13.9 17.14-116A .J .A.X, 1.3 3.3 3.4 4.5 - 29

ST . KILDA C .B .O .C . : Davis ' 9, Thynne 3,Dankert 2. Grein 2, Kellaway. BEST : Davis,Keliaway, Esmonde, J . O'Connell, Grein,Thynne.

A.J .A .X . : Morley, Jurberg, Shulman, Ro-zenbes. BEST : Simon, Davis, Shenker, Fried-man, Robin, Fayman.

Geelong 5.2 12 .5 17.12 21 .19-145Alphington 1.3 3.4 4.5 6.5 - 41

GEELONG: J . Ludowyk 6, Scale 4, Jennings4, Lowcock 3, Hunter 2, Wallis, D . Collins .BEST: Jennings, Polkinghorn . J. Ludowyk,Betts, Chandler, Fairbairn .

ALPIII:\GTON: Liberman 2, P . Harris,Jones, Sheldrick, Matton . BEST : Matton, A.Liddell, Grace, Wiles, Hale, P . Harris . ,

D RESERVE SECTION

Heatherton 3.2 8.2 11.2 15.4 - 94M .H.S . Old Boys 3.1 6.5 7.12 9.16- 70

:1 '_ :1,THERTON: Mahoney 4,' Matheson 3,Ilov~ :is 2. W. Williams 2, Borg 2, Bodey,Gru )'a . BEST: W. Williams, Borg, Carey, N.Williams, Matheson, Brains .- M .H .S . OLD BOYS : Bright 2. Stow, Lewis,Hutton, Read, Kovits, Walsh, Furnell. BEST :Furnell, Bright, Manley, Schlieffert, Walsh .

Old Cam'well Gr. 2.3 5.5 6.9 8.12- 60Elsternwick 3 .2 4.3 4.5 5.7 - 37

OLD CAMBERWELL : MacCallum 4, Lock-wood 2, Horton, Mullett. BEST : Macauly, Hor-ton . Robinson.

ELSTERNWICK : Dunn 2, Snape, Heath Mc-Intosh. BEST : Ware, Dunn, Bradshaw, Phillips,Little, Ballantyne .

West Brunswick 1 .3 2.4 5.8 7.12- 54State Bank 0.2 3.6 3.10 6.14- 50

WEST BRUNSWICK: Condon 2, Beaumont2, Bull, Lewis, Somerville . BEST : Green, John-ston, MacDonald, Oakley, Rolfe, Somerville .

STATE BANK: Scott 2, Cioke, Pitts, Ben-tick, W . Wabbis. BEST: Dent, Favier, Cloke,Glennan, Stone, Crimeen .

St. Kevin's O .B. 3.2 7.8 10.9 13 .13- 91U .H .S. Old Boys 3 .1 5.1 8.1 12.1 - 73

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Chalmers 5, D .Reynolds ~, Clement 2, Mornane, Ghiri, Merko-vich . BEST : Simpson, D . Reynolds, Clement,G . Tsindos, Horniblow, Pitt.

U.H.S. OLD BOYS: Mart 3, Tebble 2,Duncanson 2, Schulz 2, K. Hamer, Wilkinson,Darrock. BEST : Toleman, Nolte, Parfitt, Wil-kinson, D . Aloi, Darrock .

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Continued-,Power House 6.1 10.3 17.3 . 21 .5 -131Count ry Colleges 0.3 1.6 1.6 2.7 - 1 9

POWER HOUSE: Clark 4, McPhee 4, Glee_son 3, Alcock 2, Fitzsimmons 2, Mason 2,Sarosi 2, Bray, Shewan, Wilson . BEST: Sarosi,Shewan, Clark, Pullin, Dakin, McPhee.

COUNTRY COLLEGES: Cassidy, Sheehan .BEST : Murray, Smith, Shaw, P . Daly; Howe,Cassidy .

E RESERVE SECTIO NSt : Bede's O .C. 4.2 7.5 12.8 15.11-101A .N .Z . Bank 2.1 6.1 7.2 9.5 - 59

ST. BEDE'S O.C. : Bowden 4, Christofas 2 ,Bradbury 2, P. O'Shannassy 2, Parks, Elmore,Lagerberg, L. Terrell, Courts . BEST: CouttsElmore, P. O'Sh,annassy, Bradbury, Kurth,Bowden.

A.N.Z . BANK: Goalkickers, Best Players not-eceived, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday .

No rt h Brunswick 3 .3 5.5 10.9 12.11- 83Old Geelong 3.0 3.2 4.3 6.4 - 40

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Taylor 4, Campione2, Archibald 2, Carlyon 2, Tymms, Dowsett .BEST: Taylor, Manias, Piccolo, P . Dimarco,G . Payne, Archibald .

OLD GEELONG : N. Officer 3, Bradshaw 2,Moffat. BEST: Cunningham, HinchliSe, L,Officer, Mollard, Colman, Ogilvie .

Beverley Hills 2 .3 5.7 10 .13 11 .15-,81A .M .P. Society 2.0 5.0 7.0 12.0 - 72

BEVERLEY HILLS: Reece 3, Clark 2,Mason 2 . Doe, Gregory, Donelan, Snibson .BEST : Clark, Glenister, Gregory, Mason,Nicholson, Reece .

A .M.P . SOCIETY: D. Jenkins 4, Formby 2Ferrail 2, Gilfillan 2, A . Carr, P . Henderson.BEST : Mannix, Gilfillan, O'Sullivan, Symon, .M . Egan, Joseph .

La Trobe Blacks 5 .3 7.8 9.12 10 .13- 73Brunswick 0.1 1 .4 2.5 4.5 - 29

LA TROBE BLACKS : Mundar 5, Grant 2,2, Gahagan . BEST: Grant, Mundar,

Gahagan, J. Groenewegen, Hughes, Prosser .BRUNSWICK: Johnstone, Munro, Batty,

Cullinan. BEST: Munro, Johnstone, Minahan,Cultinan, B. Dalton, Batty . I ,

Buileen-T'stowe 2 .3 5.7 8.10 11 .11- 77Old Mentonians 4 .2 6.5 6.6 8.8 - 5 6

BULLEEN-TENIPLESTOWE: Erskine 3 .Foulds 2, Gilmore 2, Mooney, Terrace._ Murph .: ;Smith. BEST: Erskine, Wilson, Coyle, Sheridan,Cerato, Thompson.

OLD MENTONIANS: Adcock 2, Wilson 2,-FleminQ, De Luca, Merlino, Tuck. BEST: Ad-cock, Francis, Merlino, Clough, Tuck, P. King .

THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER = JUNE 24, 1978

Last Week'F RESERVE SECTION

Thornbury 5 .1 7.5 10.9 12.9 - 81National Bank 1.3 6.5 8.5 10.9 - 6 9

ifiiORNBURY : Peeman 3, W . Burrows 3, C.1),mond 2, Whitaker 2, Harbour, Parsons.

A',ilson, C. Dymond, McDonald, S . Staff,f la -ur_ Peeman .

OTIONAL BANK: D. Campbell 3, Free-1, Llwin, Serratore, Stockton, Hogg . BEST :

13cntley, Zwar, Mitchell, Fithall, Hand, Lewis .

University Reds 2.3 8.6 10.9 18.12-120Monash Whites 2 .1 3.1 3.3 4.3 - 2 7

NIV. REDS : Weston 8, Long 5, Campbell,Thomson, Nicol, Munoz, Bandiera. BEST :

\\,,t, Weston, Long, Cole, McLean, Munoz .

-~IONASH WHITES : Wallace 2, Davie,Pnxon . BEST: Batrouney, Poxon, Wallace,D .ivie, Scammell, Gleeson. , •

Com'wealth Bank 4 .5 7.10 14 .15 18.18-126Footscray I .T. 1.1 1 .1 1 .2 1 .2 - 8

C'WLTFI BANK: Paternoster 7, Borrack 3,McGregor 3, Cove, Darlow, Forde, K . Mehinet,G . Thoanag . BEST : Paternoster, Forde, Borrack,Coves, A . Mehmet, Kinipton . ' '•F7OTSCRAY I.T.: Goalkickers, Best Players

net received, or received after copy dead-line-- first post Monday .

Bulleen United 1 .1 4.7 5.13 10 .18- 78Therry C .C.O .B. 1 .1 3.2 4.2 7.2 - 4 4

BULLEEN UNITED : Cairns 2, Gallagher 2,R~ekhuizen ; Gough, Turvey, Melton . Lillie, K .I 1 arvie . BEST: Cairns, Gallagher, V . Harvie,Reekhuizen, Littlejohn, Jeffs.

THERRY C.C. : Clay 3, Faherty, Forbes,4, ufihan, Ztilian.' BEST : : McCarter, Linfi, Tay-!nr, Elliott, Forbes, Zulian .

Clayton - bye.

BIALL BRIEFSLast week marked the 50th senior game for

one of the Commonwealth Bank's greatest club-men, Greg Dunkley, who is a life member ofthe club, has, this year, secured his place inthe back pocket with his fine exhibitions ofdashing play and his enthusiasm, both on andoff the ground . Although not'the fastest backpocket player in the game, his value is madeup by his experience, teamwork and his vocalattributes . All at Commonwealth Bank wishGreg the very best .

Last week Neil McGregor played his 50thclub game for the Commonwealth Bank . Neilhas proved to be a most valuable player in theReserves, on the forward line . He is the clubrecord holder for the Reserves goalkicking andwe anticipate him breaking, his own recor dagain this season . All at the Bank congratulateNeil and hope he will keep kicking bags' ofgoals.

Bulleen United centreman Rinaldo "Renna"DiVirgilio finally played his 50th game for theclub last week: Although in his 4th season withthe club, "Renna" has been unfortunate withinjuries and the tribunal which has delayed thismilestone in his career with the club . Thisseason has been his best . So far he hasfeatured in the club's best players in everygame . "Renna" was rewarded for his goodservice to' the club by being selected vice-captain for this season .

Congratulations to Greg "fish" Salmon andColin "Scratch" Earle who played their 50thgames for Hampton last week . Both playersstarted with toe Club in the Juniors and havebeen great triers for the club; both on and offthe field .- Great work boys and all at Hamptonlook' forward to your 100th games .

FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWECK PARK

June 24 - North Old Boys v St. Bernard's O .C .July 1- St . Bernard's O.C. v Ivanhoe

July 8 Ivanhoe v Old Scotch Coll.-

July 15 - Ormond v North Old Boys'July 22 - De La Salle O.C. v Old Scotch Coll.July 29 - University Blues v De La Salle O .C .

THE AMIATEUR FOOTBALLER - JUNE 24, 1975 Page 23

Next Week's Matches ® July 1A SECTION

St . Bernard's O .C . v Ivanhoe (E .P.)Marcellin O.C . v University BtacksUniversity Blues v Ormon dOld Scotch Coil . v North Old BoysDe La Salle O.C. v Caulfield Gram .

B SECTIONO1d Paradians v old MelburniansOld Haileyburians v ParksideCoburg v Old Trinity Gram .Fawkner v Monash BluesCollegians - Bye.

C SECTIONSt . Kilda C .B.O .C . v GeelongKew v Old Carey Gram .Old Brighton Gram. v Old XaveriansOld Ivanhoe Gram . v A .J .A.X .Hampton Rovers v Alphington

D SECTIONU.H .S. Old Boy s v Country CollegesHeatherton v Old Camberwell Gram .Elsternwick v West BrunswickM.H .S . Old Boys v St . Kevin's O.B .State Bank v Power House

E SECTIONBrunswick v Bulleen-T'stoweSt . Bede's O.C. v Old Geelong,North Brunswick v A.M .P. SocietyA .N.Z. Bank v La Trobe BlacksBeverley Hills v Old Mentonian s

F SECTIONThornbury v Univ . RedsMonash Whites v C'wealth BankNational Bank v Clay tonFootscray I .T. v Bulleen UnitedTherry C.C .O.B . - Bye .

JUNIOR SECTION 1Univ. Blues v GeelongNorth O.B . v Hampton RoversSt. Bernard's O .C . v IvanhoeOld Scotch Coil, v Univ. BlacksOrmond v Monash Univ.

JUNIOR SECTION 2Therry C.C.O.B . v KewOld Haileyburians v De La Salle O .C.Caulfield Gram. v M .H .S. Old BoysWest Brunswick v Old ParadiansFawkner v Coburg

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