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VOL. 77, No. 4Registered for posting as a periodical - Category "C"

Next Week's Matches - May 14On ground of first-named club ~at 2 p .m. - Reserves at 11 .45 a.m.

A SECTIONUniversity Blacks v Ormond (at Elsternwick

Park)North Old Boys v University BluesMarcellin O .C. v Old Trinity Gramm.St. Bernard's O .C . v Caulfield Gramm .Coburg v,De la Salle O .C.

B SECTIONGeelong v Old MelburniansMonash Blues v St. Kilda •CBOCReservoir O .B. v Old Scotch Coll.Old Paradians v Old HaileyburiansCollegians v Ivanho e

C SECTIONOld Carey Gramm . v KewOld Xaverzans v A.J.A.X.Parkside v Old Ivanhoe Gramm .M.H.S . Old Boys v U.H.S . Old BoysHampton Rovers v Fawkner

D SECTIONAlphington v Old Brighton Gramm .Power House v Old Camberwell Gramm .Assumption O .C. v La Trobe BlacksState Bank v Old GeelongElsternwick v St. Kevin's O .B .

E SECTION

Brunswick v Old MentonlansWest Brunswick v A.N.Z. BankNorth tBrunswick v A.M.P . SocietyBeverley Hills v National BankHeatherton a bye

F SECTIONGlenroy v Commonwealth BankUniversity Reds v ThornburyBulleen-Templestowe v St. Bede's O.C.La Trobe Reds v Monash WhitesFootscray I.T. v Bulleen United

JUNIOR SECTION 1University Blacks v CoburgMonash University v University BluesIvanhoe v Old Scotch Coll .Ormond v North Old BoysSt . Bernard's O .C. a bye

JUNIOR SECTION 2Geelong v Hampton RoversCaulfield Gramm . v AiphingtonBe La Salle O.C . v M.II .S. Old BoysOld Paradians v West BrunswickKew v Reservoir O .B.

FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK

Matches to be played at Elsternwlck Park for the first half of th eHome-and-Home series are listed below--

May 7 - Caulfield Gramm. v University Blacks

May 14 - University Blacks v Ormond

May 21 - Ormond v IViareellin O .C.

May 28 - St. Bernard's O.C. v North Old Boys

June 4 - University Blues v St. Bernard's O.C.

June 18 - De La Salle O .C. v Caulfield Gramm.

There will be no matches on June ilth (Queen's Birthday week-end, but Interstate games will be played in Adelaide and Launcestonon Sunday, June 12th .

Duty Officer at Elsternwick Park Mr. Ern Fuller.

LAST WEEK'S HIGHLIGH711,NORTH, ORMOND SHARE LEAD -,MEET IJALR~POOR KICKING COSTLY TO BLUES, " ~

By GEORGE McTAGGART

After three rounds, North Old Boys and Ormond are the only unbeatenteams in A Section, and they meet at Ormond today to decide outright leader-ship.

North were not altogether convincing in a hard game against De LaSalle last week, although they finished well to win by 20 points, but shock-ing kicking for goal might well have cost "De La" the game - they had fivemore scoring shots than North . '

University Blues also suffered from inaccuracy in front of goal, especiallyin the second half, and they went down to the Blacks by three points .

North looked the better side ingeneral play but often broke downin attack, wasting the good work ofplayers further afield, while De LaSalle, who also failed to capitaliseon the numerous chances they had,at least usually managed to scorepoints.

De La Salle led by 10 points atthree-quarter-time, and North had theuse of wind in the last quarter. Northlevelled the scores, but then "DeLa" in a desperate bid for victory,tore forward in an inspired burst togoal and regain the lead .

They were playing the better foot-ball at this stage and looked as ifthey might take the game, but thenNorth swung into action and went onto win well . North added 6 goals inthe last term .

The Blues led the Blacks by 20points at the interval, but kicked 3-13in the second half, including 1-7 inthe last quarter, to kick themselvesout of it, and the Blacks scrapedhome.

Caulfield Grammar opened up a leadof nearly 8 goals over Marcellin inthe first quarter and still led by 13-

points at half-time. Marcellin kickedtwo valuable goals against the windin the third term to trail by 26 pointsat the final change.

Marcellin added 5-7 to a point inthe last quarter and finished 10 pointsin front .

Old Trinity were no match for Orm-ond and St . Bernard's completelyoverwhelmed Coburg.

Old Melburnians kicked 18-9 (117points) against Old Scotch, but werebeaten by 10 goals, Geelong beat St.Kilda CBC by 9 points, and Ivanhoescored their first win when they beatMonash Blues by 16 points . It wasMonash's first defeat .

Old Xaverians continued on theirwinning way with an 8-goal victoryover Fawkner, Old Ivanhoe crushedKew and AJAX had only 14 pointsto spare over Old Carey.

Alphington scored a big win overOld Camberwell to retain top place .They are up there alone now, as OldGeelong went down to Assumption by16 points in a high-scoring game.Power House surprised St . Kevin'swith a 19-point win and State Bankbeat an inaccurate Elsternwick by 10points .

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Old Mentonians toppled AMP Soc-iety and West Brunswick crushedHeatherton . Commonwealth Bank'saccuracy (15-5) gave them a 4-pointwin over St . Bede's (12-19) .

In the Juniors, University Blacksshocked the Blues, winning by morethan 6 goals and Monash Universitytossed the leaders, North Old Boys,by 29 points . Reservoir caused an up-set in Section 2, beating the previous-ly undefeated Caulfield Grammar by9 points in a great game (23-10 to20-19) . It was Reservoir's first win .Fancy kicking 139 points and beingbeaten !

There were some upsets in the Res-erves - De La Salle beat North,Old Melburnians beat Old Scotch,Hampton Rovers beat Melbourne High,Fawkner beat Old Xav's (all by bigmargins), Assumption beat Old Gee-long, State Bank beat Elsternwick,West Brunswick beat Heatherton bya goal, A .M .P. beat Old Mentoniansby a similar margin, and St . Bede'strounced Commonwealth Bank .

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PREVIEWING~4Y'S GAMES

A SECTIO NLast week we had a MATCH OF THE

D xY at Elsternwick Park - Well doneNOEL RUNDLE - today we have another .

University Blacks a nd Caulfield Grammar-ians - The Blacks surprised me last weeknd Caulfield let me down . It's a harde to pick but Blacks experience on the

-, ;de Elsternwick oval could give them thepoints .

Evergreen Uni . Blues rover Barry Churchstill picking up plenty of kicks and

bough Coburg's Paul O'B rien will pressim the result of today's clash should not

be greatly affected . Coburg are re-buildingnd it will be a slow process - the 'Bluesould win well .North Old Boys cannot be faulted . I

expected De La Salle to make a closer., .me of it last week. Ormond will undoubt-e :11y worry them at Ormond but not suf-

i I lenity to hamper their progress .St. Bernard's at home will be too strong

for Old Trinity who are struggling. I ex-1,• :t St. Bernard's to further boost per-centage particularly with sights firmly seton second place.

The remaining game is a poser . Neitherillarcellin nor De La Salle can boast aboutheir accuracy - an aggregate between them

! :,st week of 21 goals from 63 scoring shotsis wasteful. Marcellin managed to fallin but De La kicked themselves down theci r : iin .

De La Salle is the better of the twosides and will win but must not take theunspectacular Marcellin lightly .

SELECTIONS : University Blacks, Univer-sity Blues, North Old Boys, St. Bernard's,De La Salle - JIM FIDGE .

B SECTIONOld Melburnians are fi nding wins hard

n come by in the higher grade, eventn ough they turned in a great effort for

t i i ree quarters last week against Old Scotch .with 8 goals, Dave Urquhart showed thatyou are never too old to be effective. I'mt ecting that he can do it again and helphis team to break the ice against MonashBlues .

Last round losers, St. Kilda CBC andCollegians meet down at North Rd. and~hould turn on an even contest. Both team sre leaning heavily on stars Kevin Whitend Chris Roach respectively . The homeide appeals as more experienced and I

must support them, without any great con-viction .

Geelong look very likely to trouble allsides. Wins are a great tonic and, led bythe talented Ian Davis from the pivot, I fore-see them proving too much for the incon-sistent Old Haileyburians .

There is no doubt that Old Paradians andOld Scotch will turn on the match of theday . It is to be hoped that the huge fol-lowing who cheered the Cardinals on tovictory last Saturday, do not desert them .

Scotch full forward Sherwen, looks like achampion of the future and if he firesagain, could well tip the scales againstParadians .

Red has always been my favourite col-our and I'll stay with Laurie Aghan'sCardinal boys.

I must hasten to correct a blunder inthe first issue of The Amateur Footballerwherein I stated that Bill McWhinnie, Ivan-hoe's perenial star had hung up his b^ots .My eagle eye noticed the famous namA inbest players recently and I don't thin'- hehas a young brother . Good on you Bill .

Picking a winner between 'Hoe and Reser-voir is no sinecure . Both play the gamefor keeps and an even tussle is certain .Everyone knows a draw is unlikely so I'mgoing for Reservoir on the grounds ofexperience and more avenues to goal .

SELECTIONS : Old Melburnians . St. KildaCBOC, Geelong. Old Scotch, Reservoir O .B .- ALF. KEAM.

C SECTIO NThe "Crystal Ball" came good again last

week with a 5-win prediction, howeverthe odds are now shortening with teams inthe top four playing each other .

Parkside versus Fawkner looks the matchof the day and Parkside have a big chanceto further enhance their position with an"away" win .

Fawkner are good at home but stillhaven't hit 'top gear - I'm going forParkside to take out the big one.

Top side Old Xaverians will find Kewat home "No lay-down misere" .

Xav's are playing well and even on thesmall ground should pull up in front.

AJAX and Hampton Rovers - both onequal points will give either side a chancefor a break through. It's a toss up jobwith AJAX winning the toss .Old Carey weren't too far behind AJAX

and are desperate to crack the jack-pot .U .H .S .O .B . - not all that strong are hardto beat at home and I'll go for them .

M.H .S .O .B . and Old Ivanhoe will be agenuine battle. After breaking the ice lastweek, Old I's will be looking for another4 points.

The "Old Boys" are already in the "hotseat" and will be out to score . I wouldlike to see them open their account but itwon't be today - O. I's to sneak in .

My Selections : Old Xaverlans, AJAX,U .H.S .O .B ., Old Ivanhoe, Parkside - ALEXJOHNSON.

PREVIEWThe A .B .C. Sporting Session from 3IA

each Friday (which commences at 6 .34 p .m .),will Include a preview of the followingdays amateur matches .

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D SECTIONLast year when Syd Whitfield tipped one

winner in "E" Section all thd ather tip-sters were ve ry polite and did not makemention of his tipping ability but I guessa few wondered how on ea rth he madehis selections .

Well, last week I hit rock bottom withmy "no wins" which followed a bad runthe week before. I now know how Sydmust have felt, particularly as I don't use apin to make selections . This week can onlybe better.

Even though Power House broke the icelast week, Old Brighton at home will betoo strong and will take the points .

Old Camberwell really let me down lastweek and I cannot see them winning againsta more rugged Elsternwick even though theyhave the homeground advantage.

Alphington at home certainly producea strong combination and on that note I tipthem to come home ahead of Old Geelongwho weren't very impressive last week .

State Bank will win against a lack lustreLa Trobe Blacks.

St. Kevin's are finding it hard puttingtwo wins together and on last week's show-ing Assumption should have the edge.

SELECTIONS : Old Brighton, Elste rnwick,Alphington, State Iyank, Assumption -KEITH FINDLAY.

E SECTIONWest Brunswick journey out to Old Men-

tonians and should pick up the points un-less (a) they get lost on the way, or (b)start looking for mushrooms .

National Bank versus Brunswick has themakings of a match . I fancy NationalBank.

Beverley Hills and AMP Society is an-other clash where the issue could be indoubt till late in the game . I'll go forthe old fallacy of home ground advantage,and select Beverley Hills.

Heatherton and North Brunswick will beanother solid test for Heatherton and I'mafraid they will have to lower their coloursagain .

Never mind, there is another team fromthe same area where the prospect looksmore hopeful .

The other problem of ANZ Bank and thebye should be safe providing Keith Findlaycan be kept out of it .

SELECTIONS : West Brunswick, NationalBank, Beverley Hills, North Brunswick -SYD WHITFIELD .

F SECTIONMy comments last Saturday were sub-

stantiated by the results . "F" Sectionalready shanes as one with three groupsof teams.

Hopefully my nattern for the Section willreceive more strength today .

Commonwealth Bank added four pointsto its assets last week and 'today backon the spacious Harry Trott Oval the Bank-ers should score again . University Redshave disappointed in April and on perform-

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ance the Bankers must finish with a creditbalance on the scoreboard .

Thornbury and Footscray I .T. should pro-vide an interesting and tough spectacle .Although Footscray has recorded easy vic,tories I will forecast a Thornbury victoryon the grounds of strength of play andgreater knowledge of the winds across theJohn Cain Reserve.

No one could accurately forecast theoutcome of the Monash Whites-Glenroygame . Success has been minimal for eachside in April . Because I am in a decisionmaking situation Monash are my selection .

The disappointing St. Bede's make thelong journey north to Bundoora where LaTrobe Reds await them. The big La Trobeground will provide a different bounce tothat experienced in Mentone. I will giveSt . Bede's another chance by selectingthem .

In what could be a grand final preview,the boys from Bulleen clash today . A bigcrowd should assemble in Bulleen Villagetoday for the game.

The visitors, Bulleen-Templestowe seemthe big improvers . Already they have scor-ed more wins than in 1975 and half their1976 total . Their forward line has beenquite active - more so than that of theirUnited opponents. The United backlinehas had the more pressure so far althoughthat of the combine has not been fully test-ed . Even allowing for this unknown factorI believe Bulleen Templestowe will win,remain undefeated and head F Section afterRound 4.

SELECTIONS : Commonwealth Bank,Thornbury, Monash Whites, St . Bede's,Bulleen-Templestowe - NORM NUGENT .

JUNIOR SECTION I

The inexperienced Coburg boys are hav-ing difficulty in becoming a settled com-bination and today Monash University willgive them no respite, Monash's aerialstrength and general team work will en-able them to win this match by a bigmargin .

University Blues will have a real battleon their hands to overcome Ormond whoare very confident after last week's gooddisplay against St . Bernard's . I think thevaluable experience gained from that matchwill hold Ormond in good stead and enablethem to win .

St . Bernard's at home will defeat OldScotch by a comfortable margin but onlyif they keep their minds on the game anddo not underestimate the promising OldScotch boys .

North Old Boys will also have benefitedfrom last week's encounter with MonashUniversity but not to the extent requiredto defeat the powerful Ivanhoe side . Thiswill be a real gripping game with both teamseager to gain an early season win andpsychological advantage over the other.

SELECTIONS : Monash University, Ormond,St . Bernard's, Ivanhoe - CLIFF BASTOW .

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JUNIOR SECTION 2Last week saw Caulfield removed from

the undefeated list, going down to Reser-voir, who onened their account by 9 points,although they had 6 more scoring shots .O,P.'s also notched their first win . Con-gratulations again to Alex Johnson on an-oiher 100% success .

In the match of the day, Caulfield Gram-marians meet Hampton Rovers . AlthoughCaulfield may have considered themselvesunlucky last week, they should rememberbad kicking is bad football . Hampton,with Cole and James kicking accurately upforward and the Caulfield players flounder-ing on the big Hampton ground, should

in a hard and close game.The battle for the wooden spoon takes

>>1_,ce at Alphington, where Kew are still;,,ing to win their first game. After a for-

last week, spirit in "Tonner" landmust be very low and I am going for Kew

in this week.Reservoir Old Boys are definitely my

jinx team. Although they are at home-An this week they will find De La Salle

too strong.Undefeated Geelong make the trip to West

Brunswick. After missing out on a gamelast week, they will be ready to "eat a foot-brll" and should have a good win .

The hardest game to make a selection in isOld Paradians at home to M.H .S .O.B . Para-diars have been unimpressive to date, whilst

1VI .H .q . 'nave been patchy, but have enoughin hand to defeat the home side.

SELECTIONS : Hampton Rovers, Kew,Ge , '-g, M.H.S .O .B ., De La Salle - PETERNATHAN .

NOMINATIONS FOR STATETEAMS

The information shown under thisheading last week was not quite cor-rect. Clubs in A and B Sections are tonominate up to four players (in orderof ability), not necessarily followers .C•and D. Section's Clubs may nomin-ate two players and E, F and JuniorSection Clubs may nominate oneplayer .° Nominations close on Monday nextwith Mr. Don McQueen, 12 LandenAvenue, Glen Waverley 3150.

DOUBLE CENTURY TO COMM . BANKERTerry 'Lengthy' Dick plays his 200th1or game today for Commonwealth Bank ,

high high marking, dash and long kickingha :e been a feature in 17 years of football%: idi the Bank . In addition to this he hasii<o played in excess of 50 games with Res-,c :ve and Junior grades kicking well over1(1,-; goals . Everybody at the Bank wishe sLengthy" all the best for this season and

many more to come.

UMPIRE'S CORNERAs mentioned in last week's issue we are

breaking away from the mere Rules andInterpretations of the Game and explana-(ion of various interpretations, and bringyou an interesting article on how fit theumpires must be and how this fitness isachieved .

Aussie Rules' football is one sport wherethe adjudicator, in this case the field um-pire, must attain a high standard of phy-sical and mental fitness .

It can be said - that in actual fact theumpire must reach a standard of physicalfi'ness superior to that of the contestants .

When you consider snorts such as cricket,soccer, tennis, baseball and hockey to men-tion but a few one may be correct in say-ing that this umpire being superior infitness to the Wavers is unique to "AussieRules" .A referee in boxing, tennis or soccer

certainly does not achieve a standard of fit-ness superior to the contestants . This uni-queness is certainly something to ponderover.

UMPIRES AT TRAININGEvery Tuesday and Thursday evening since

the beginning of March the field umpireshave undergone a planned sequence ofphysical training which will equip them forthe season ahead .

A typical Tuesday nights training in Marchwould consist of :1 . 5 laps clockwise of the oval (jogging) last

one done at brisk pace .2. Series of selected exercises designed

especially to develop speed, stamina,strength, mobility and power.

3 . 10 "run throughs" down the groundgradually lengthening stride - jog backto start - continuous i .e . no rest.

4 . 10 "down the ground" incorporating fouror five 10-metre sprints, jog back tostart alternating forward and backwardrunning, continuous (no rest) .

5. Three laps Indian File - last on filesprints up to front alternating inside andoutside of file - last hundred metresall out sprint.

6. In pairs - 4 laps of the oval - ; lapjog, I_ strong sprint, front pair drop offthe rear, repeat with new leaders .

7 . One jogging lap followed by one hardlap of oval .

8 . Replace track suit and practice ballbouncing .

This is then followed by a warm showerand perhaps a short discussion or "hintsseeking" by the umpires with the Umpire'sCoach .

During the course of a game many prob-lems arise for the umpire, upon which hemust make an instant decision . Sometimesan explanation or chat with the advisorcan help an umpire in future matches.


LEADING GOAL KICIKICERS

PREMIERSHIP LIS T

A SECTIO NW L For Agst % Pis

North Old Boys 3 - 449 217 206.9 12Ormond 3 - 298 239 124.7 12St . Bernard's OC 2 1 358 213 163.5 8De La Salle OC 2 1 337 214 157.5 8University Blacks 2 1 304 284 107.0 8lafarcellin OC 2 1 270 262 103 .1 8Caulfield Gramm. 1 2 308 302 102 .0 4University Blues - 3 264 294 89.8 -Old Trinity Gr. - 3 203 435 46.7 -Caburg - 3 197 528 38.0 -

B SECTIO NOld Paradians 3 - 288 191 150 .8 12Reservoir OB 2 1 305 216 141 .2 8:1lonash Blues 2 1 314 219 139 .6 8Old Scotch Coll . 2 1 377 319 118.2 8Geelong 2 1 168 187 89.8 8

Kilda CBOC 1 2 243 298 81 .5 41%anhoe sl 2 212 270 80.7 4Old Haileybury 1 2 266 375 70.9 4Collegians 1 2 196 308 63.6 4Old Melburnians - 3 299 387 77.3 -

Goals kicked Iasi Saturday shown in brackets

A SECTION

King, Univ . Blacks (4) 17Bourne, Ormond (8) 12Cullinan, Marcellin (4) 12M. Egan, Coburg (3) 11Hall, North O .B. (2) 10Wilson, North O.B . (1) 9Buchanan, Caul. Or. (1) 9Beddoe, DLSalle (3) 9Thompson, St . Bern. (5) 9Murray, North O .B. 8Fankhauser, DLS (-) 8G. Fisher, Ormond (2) 8Allen, Caul . Gram. (3) 8

B SECTION

Sherwen, Old Scotch (10) 18Urquhart, Old Melb . (9) 16Lowcock, Geelong (4) 14J . Jordan, Old Par . (5) 13Burgin, Mon. Blues (1) 1 2

(6) 11Byrne, Res . O .B .R . Sheppherd, R . O .B . (4) 10Roberson, Old Melb . (1) 9Moore, Mon . Blues (1) 8Bouris, Old Hailey . (2) 8Roach, Collegians (2) 7Cox, Old Scotch (2) 7

C SECTION

O'Sullivan, Old Xav. (3) 13Goldfarb, AJAX (1) 12Biggins, Parkside (2) 11P. Harvey, Parkside (6) 11Howell, Parkside (7) 11Quaife, Parkside (1) 9Combe, Hamp . •Rov . (4) 9M. Walsh, UHSOB (5) 8Mills, Fawkner (3) 7Vale, Old Xav. (-) 7Duncan, Old Carey (-) 6H. Morgan, MHS OB (2) 6

D SECTIO NClarke, Pwr. House (8) 13Holmes, Elst'wick (4) 13Blythman, Elstwk (1) liWhitfield, Alph'n . (1) 11Dent, State Bank (2) 11J. Steven, Old Camb .(3) 11Bradshaw, Old Geel . (4) 11Williams, Alph'ton (6) 10Priestley, O . Brighton (6) 10O'Donnell, Assum . (4) 9Egan, Assumption (4) 9Sarosi, Pwr. House (1) 8

E SECTIO N1 . Henderson, AMP (5) 16Campbell, N . Bruns . (-) blRyan, West Bruns . (5) 10O'Rourke, AMP Soc . (3) 10P . Guatta, W. Bruns . (9) 9L. Ceddia, W. Bruns . (1) 9O'Loughlin, B . Hills (-) 7Searle, AMP Soc. (-) 7Napthine, O . Ment. (2) 7Nigro, West . Bruns . (-) 6

F SECTIONTenace, Bull-Temp. (6) 27Hayman, Thornbury (10) 21A . Divirgilio, B . Utd . (6) 15Lachmund, B. Utd . (10) 15Carr, Footscray IT (2) 11D'Agostino, Bull-T . (5) 11Butler, LaTrobe Reds (4) 11Lucas, Thornbury (5) 10Cairns, B.Utd. (6) 10

JUNIOR SECTION 1Rodger, Mon . Univ . (5)Gough, Ormond (3)Bivianno, IvanhoeWoolfe, IvanhoeHartland, Ormond (3)Bessell, North O .B . (1)Smyth, Ivanhoe

Hubbard, Un . Blues (1) 8Gambles, North O .B . (1) 8Strangward, O . Scotch (77) 8

JUNIOR SECTION 2Stewart, DeLaSalle (9) 15Truefeldt, Res . O .B . (8) 12James, Hamp. Rov . (5) 12Bierwirth, C . Gram. (-) 11Krelle, MHS (-) 11Croxford, DLSaIle (4) 10Anthony, MHS (4) 9Wilson, C . Gramm. (4) 9Kerin, DeLaSalle (2) 8

A RESERVE SECTIONJ . D . Gregory, Marc . (6) 15Butcher . Caul . Gram. (-) 9P. Wade, St . Bern. (5) 8Power, North O .B. (-) 7P. McDonald, DLS (1) 7

B RESERVE SECTIONGuest, Old Melb . (5) 12Vines, Old Scotch (-) 9

C RESERVE SECTIONFraser, Old Xav. (2) 10Jurberg, AJAX (5) 10Bastow, Parkside (7) 9Shannon, Fawkner (-) 8Nenna, Fawkner (-) 8

D RESERVE SECTIONBellmaine, O . Brighton (b) 18Watkin, Old Camb. (-) 7Fraser, Old Geelong (-) 7

E RESERVE SECTIONButterworth, B. Hills 8Ericksen, O . Ment. (2) 8Merlino, O. Ment, (4) , 7

11 Condon, W. Bruns. (-) 6

11 F RESERVE SECTION10 Sheridan, Bull-Temp . (-) 1010 Zubian, Glenroy (6) 99 Pollard, Bull .-Temp. (4) 98 Keating, C. Bk. (4) 8

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C SECTIO NOld Xaverians 3 - 376 196 191 .8 12Parkside 3 - 450 275 163.6 12Fawkner 2 1 326 308 105.6 8Hampton Rovers 2 1 250 253 98 .8 8fAY 2 1 254 265 95.8 8

Old Ivanhoe Gr 1 2 293 275 106 .5 4Kew 1 2 238 297 80.1 4UHS Old Boys 1 2 229 357 64.1 4nld Carey Or - 3 219 300 73.0 -\iHS Old Boys 3 275 384 71 .6 -

D SECTIONAiphington 3 - 384 276 139.1 12Old Brighton Or 2 1 288 253 113.8 8Old Geelong 2 1 339 301 112.6 8State Bank 2 1 287 257 111.7 8Assumption O .C. 2 1 282 314 89.8 8L':sternwick 1 2 311 293 '106.1 4

t . Kevin's OB 1 2 312 303 103.0 4Old Cam'well Or 1 2 303 321 94.4 4Power House 1 2 282 357 79.0 4L. Trobe Blacks - 3 236 349 67.6 -

E SECTIO NNorth Brunswick 3 - 443 163 271 .8 12West Brunswick 2 - 371 1108 343.5 8Hcatherton 2 1 336 287 117 .1 8Old Mentonians 2 1 270 269 100 .4 8AMP Society 1 2 346 241 143.6 4Beverley Hills 1 1 224 239 93.7 4ANZ Bank 1 2 198 284 69 .7 4Brunswick - 2 139 267 52.1 -D: ,tional Bank - 3 120 589 20.4 -

F SECTIO NBulleen-T'stowe 3 - 540 123 439 .0 12Footscray I .T. 3 - 444 183 242.6 12Bulleen United 3 - 416 199 209 .0 12Thornbury 2 1 421 227 185 .5 8Comm. Bank 2 1289 367 78.7 8St . 'Bede's OC 1 2 388 288 134.7 4ivianash Whites 1 2 190 480 39 .6 4I :Trobe Reds - 3 198 442 44 .8 -(slenroy - 3 183 414 44.2 -University Reds - 3 121 467 25.9 -

JUNIOR SECTION I6'Lon. University 2 - 313 139 223.6 8Ivanhoe 2 - 350 190 184.2 8North Old Boys 2 1 337 228 148 .2 8St . Bernard's OC 2 I 319 325 98 .2 8Old Scotch Coll . 1 1 260 167 155.7 4University Blues 1 2 262 311 84 .2 4Ormond 1 2 276 410 67.3 4University Blacks 1 2 203 343 59 .2 4

65 430 15.1 -

A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst g~'o pts

University Blacks 3 1 219 136 161 .0 12Ormond 3 - 196 137 143.1 12De La Salle OC 2 1 311 154 201.9 8North Old Boys 2 1 310 183 169.4 8St . Bernard's OC 2 1 233 160 145 .6 8Marcellin OC 2 1 267 187 142.8 8Caulfield Gram . 1 2 218 234 93.2 4University Blues - 3 151 201 75.1 -Old Trinity Gr - 3 110 336 32 .7 -Coburg - 3 80 367 21.8 -

B RESERVE SECTIONCollegians 3 - 295 95 310 .5 12Ivanhoe 3 - 277 163 169.9 12Reservoir OB 3 - 224 168 133.3 12Old Melburnians 2 1 279 143 195.1 8St . Kilda.. CBOC 2 1 170 171 99.4 8Old Scotch Coll . 1 2 325 228 142.5 4Monash Blues 1 2 202 203 99.5 4Geelong - 3 96 241 39.8 -Old Haileybury - 3 137 380 36.1 -Old Paradians - 3 84 297 28 .3 -

C RESERVE SECTIONFawkner 3 - 440 82 536 .6 12Parkside 2 1 316 105 301.0 8MHS Old Boys 2 1 232 199 116 .6 8Old Xaverians 2 1 206 184 112.0 8Hampton Rovers 2 1 214 192 111 .5 8AJAX 2 1 222 231 96.1 8Kew 1 2 196 272 72.1 4Old Ivanhoe Or. 1 2 163 263 62.0 4Old Carey Or. - 3 102 382 26.7 -UHS Old Boys - 3 62 261 23.8 -

D RESERVE SECTIONOld Brighton Or. 3 - 316 74 429.7 12St. Kevin's O.B. 3 - 273 88 310 .2 12Old Geelong 2 1 173 129 134 .1 8State Bank 2 1 216 185 116.8 8Old Cam'well Or. 2 1 204 222 91.9 8Elsternwick 2 1 166 202 82.2 8Assumption O.C. 1 2 140 175 80.0 4Alphington - 3 109 225 48.4 -*Power House - 3 99 222 44.6 -LaTrobe Blacks - 3 46 267 17 .1 -

E RESERVE SECTIONHeatherton 2 1 384 139 276.3 8Nor~h Brunswick 2 1 311 132 235.6 8West Brunswick 2 - 239 120 199.2 8Old Mentonians 2 1 215 205 104.9 8AMP Society 2 1 191 206 92.7 8Beverley Hills 1 1 129 122 105.7 4ANZ Bank 1 2 222 221 100.5 4,Brunswick - 2 47 301 15.6 -*National Bank - 3 48 373 12 .9 -

F RESERVE SECTIONSt . Bede's O.C. 3 - 342 101 338 .6 12Bulleen-T"stowe 2 1 290 140 207 .1 8Glenroy 2 1 205 138 148.6 8Common . Bank 2 1 258 183 141 .0 8Footscray I .T . 2 1 101 99 102.0 8University Reds 1 2 129 212 60 .8 4Bulleen United 1 2 113 190 59 .5 4LaTrobe Reds 1 2 92 189 48.7 4Monash Whites 1 2 88 319 27.6 4Thornbury - 3 132 339 38.9 -

JUNIOR SECTION 2De La Salle O .C . 3 - 440 133 330.8 12Geelong 3 - 263 114 230 .7 12Hampton Rovers 3 - 361 221 163.3 12Caulfield Gramm. 2 1 434 236 183 .9 8Reservoir O .B . 1 2 310 370 83.8 4MHS Old Boys 1 2 269 347 77 .5 4West Brunswick 1 2 241 376 64.1 4Old Paradians 1 2 141 323 43 .7 4Kew - 3 105 402 26.1 -Alphington - 3 153 228 67 .1 -4* Unregistered or Ineligible Player April

23rd .

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or declared wager, or who has not knowingly or without protest competedwith or against a professional for a prize of any description or for publicexhibition, or who has never taught, pursued or assisted in the practice ofany athletic exercise as a means of livelihood or pecuniary gain . (This de-finition is subject to certain exceptions set out in the rules of the AustralianAmateur Football Council.)

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LOOKING BAC Kby NOEL RUNDLE

5 YEARS AGO - 197 2North Old Boys caused the season's big-

best upset with a 40-point win over Coburg.Crouch, D. Ryan, and Dyring (North) andLeckie Willoughby, N. Beattie (Coburg)were best .

Ormond gained revenge for their defeatin 1971 Junior Section Grand Final wheniiey overwhelmed University Blacks to winby over 10 goals . Best were Fitts, Hocking,Cater (Orm .) and Bouchier, Lyon, Forrest(Blacks) .

Geelong swamped Kew in the final quar-ter, kicking 11 .3 to i1 .4. Casboult (8 goals),E . Smith and Bullen were Geelong's best .

Tuck (Assumption) continued his goal-kicking spree with 8 goals for the secondsuccessive match - this time aganst Res-ervoir Old Boys .

10 YEARS AGO - 1967In 'B' Section Geelong scored a thrilling

1-point win over previously undefeatedCommonwealth Bank.

Wookey, Dexter, L . Smith (Geelong) andPorraek, Chalk, O'Shea (C'weaith Bank),,,,,-re best .

`:B' Section coaches were Ted Farrell(Ormond), Jim Francis (Old Melb .), Tom

Baird (F .T.C .O .B .), Bob Spurling (NorthO :B .), Jack Ellis (U.H .S .O :B .), John Mann-sell (Geel .), Ian McCann (C'wealth Bank),Greg Keenan (St . Kilda C .B .C .), Peter Mc-Cormack (De La Salle) and Les Hughson(Univ . Blues) .

Henry Jolson, 7 goals from centre half-forward was unbeatable in AJAX's win overOld Ivanhoe .

U .H .S . held North Old Boys to 1 pointin the final quarter .to win by a point withPetersen, Prosser, Nettleton (U .H .S .O :B .)and L . Carney, Cheel, Huggins (North) thes~ars .

25 YEARS AGO - 1952Kevin (Bluey) Clarke played his 100th

;=_:me with Ivanhoe.M.H .S . Cadet Corps claimed five junior

players for the day including latter-dayVlelbourne star Brian Dixon and now StateC : :binet Minister.

Old Scotch kept their unbeaten record,vith a strong win against University Blues .Laurie Muir (Ruck), "Swish" Wilson andTommy Taylor (wings), were best whileGeoff Dahlenberg, John Jolley, and JohnThwaites kept the Blues within reach of,ictory all day.

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"A" SECTION TEAMSCAULFIELD GRAMMARIAN SCoach: Frank Goode; Res . : John Butcher

I MacDonald, R . 12 Sassella, G . 23 Hayes, G. 34 Wright, D. 45 Symons, P .

2 Long, J. 13 Fox, G. 24 Lupson, G. 35 Malfroy, R. 46 Gerrard, J.

3 Lester, A . 14 Gregory, J . 25 Atchison, G. 36 Worthington, C. 49 Nichol, G .

4 Tamblyn, M. 15 Wilson, I . 26 Griffiths, J . (C) 37 Carroll, R . 50 Cassidy, P .

5 Peters, M. 16 Everitt, A. 27 McArthur, R . 38 Speed, C . 51 Jennings, R .

6 Allen, R. 17 Clark, D. 28 Mathieson, R . '39 Bitmead, D. 52 Spooner, R .

7 Voyage, G . 18 McArthur, M . 29 Fletcher, G . 40 Rutledge, G. 54 Smith, R .

8!Butcher, J . 19 Morphett, B . 30 Felsenthall, D . 41 Hartley, G. 55 Knowles, J .

9 Dunn, D . 20 Bierwirth, P. 31 Monotti, A. 42 Collins, R. 58 Cunningham,

10 Buchanan, L. 21 Watson, W. 32 Antinou, T . 43 Pickering, D .

1 1 Tootell, G. 22 George, T. 33 Wallace, B. 44 Goold, A .

COBURG Coach: Lance Riky; Res . : John Taylo r1 Archipow, M. 13 Cunningham, 25 Cannon, D . J . 38 Taylor, J . F. 49 Adamson, S .

2 Nicholson, K . S . C. V. (c) 26 Boyd, S. J. (cr) 50 Cox, P. R .

3 Seath, R . A. 14 Hutchison, M . A . 27 Elder, R . J . 39 O'Brien, P . A . 51 Liddle, G. J .

(vcr) 15 Medwin, G. F. 28 Finlay, M . A. (vc) 52 Egan, M. G .

4 Egan, M. P. 16 Liddle, I . R. 29 Woods, L. G. 40 Bilston, B . J . 53 Cox, P. R .

5 Kilner, G . J. 17 Mann, S . 30 Green, C. R. 41 Green, M . A. 54 Ferraro, G .

6 De Bona, A . J . 18 Sim, I. 31 Christopher, C. 42 McAuliffe, N . G . 55 Tolley, W. N,

7 Green, G . V. 19 Goulett, W . L. 32 Ingleton, I . 43 Middling, D. W. (cr)

8 Gillingham, R . P. 20 Henry, T. D. 33 Neudert, R . D . 44 Leckie, N . R . 56 O'Halloran, J,

9 Beattie, J . R . 21 Simmons, J. N. 34 Kelly, K. L . 45 Weston, A . D . 57 Sabri, R . D .

10 Palmer, W. 22 Finlay, P. J . 35 Bishop, T . 46 McOartin, J . M . 58 Nicholson, K .

I1 Egan, TJt . G. 23 Clark, D. J. 36 Gardiner, G . J . 47 West, G. J .

12 Richards, R?-N. 24 McCartin, J . M. 37 Royal, H . F . 48 Buccilli, C .

DE LA SALLE Coach: Bernie Sheehy; Res .: Colin Glover1 McHenry, R . 12 Dunn, B. (vc) 23 Maher, P. 34 Mellroy, J. 48 Donegan, J .

2 Welsh, R. 13 Letson, R. 24 Mulqueen, S. 35 Bothe, J . 49 McGuiness, R .

3 Bourke, M. 14 Beddoe, S . 25 Fi,tzpatrick, M. 37 Mcllroy, P. 50 Fisher, A .

4 Perkins, K . 15 Eddy, V. 26 Fankhauser, T. 39 Crothers,T. 51 Mitchell, J.

5 O'Donnell, R . 16 Whitelaw, D. 27 Hewitt, S . 40 McDonald, P . 52 Kerin, A .

6 Yarwood, J . 17 Bourke, B. 28 Nugent, M. 41 Kerin, M. 54 Harrison, S .

7 Power, K. 18 Gordon, G. 29 Wright, S. 42 Donegan, P. 55 Mcllroy, A .

8 McDonnell, P . 19 Pollard, J . 30 Dickinson, A . 43 Birrel, M. 57 George, P.

9 Stewart, P. 20 Hale, G. 31 Heffernan, M. 44 Aldenhoven, P . 60 Hill, G. (cr)

10 Halasa, R . 21 Sykes, R. 12 Groves, A. 45 Slattery, G .

II Lyons, B . (c) 22 Mitchell, P . 33 Clarke, G. 46 Loft, C.(dvc)

1i'iARCELLIN O .C. Coach: Ray Walsh; Res.: Michael Butler2 Mahon, C . (vc) 15 Denning . L. 28 O'Reilly, K. 44 White, A. 58 Caruso, A .

3 Wilson, M. 16 Walsh, P . 29 Hurley, D. 45 Gregory, J . D . 63 Holland, Peter

4 Power, M. (c) 17 Jones, J . 30 Holmes, G. 46 Tucker, D. 64 Dillon, P.

5 Gartner, P . 18 Gartner, J. 32 31 Frazer' S . T

. 48 49 Matters, i G . C. 67 Hesseri P.

6 Fitt, N. (dvc)7•Milaszewicz, M . 19 O'Connor, B . 34 MacDonald, P . 50 Gregory, J . D. 69 Bell, P.

8 Cullinan, J . 20 Butler, M. 35 Hardy, A. 51 Toniolo, P. 73 Holland, P ul

10 Aloisio, F . (Cr) 21 Carrucan, M. 36 Crimmins, B. 52 Cullinan, P . 74 Perduto, F .

11 White, P. 23 Crimmins, J. 37 Maguire, T. 55 Najim, D. 86 Merrett, D .

12 Morrison, J . 24 Tursi, F. 39 Wright, I. 56 Corrie, P. 96 Aloislo, J .

13 Cooney, B . 25 Price, C. 41 Sullivan, D. (vcr)

14 Ailen, P. 26 Gooley, P. 43 Aioisio, C. 57 Lowry, P.

i>IORTH OLD BOYS Coach : George Moloney ; Res . : Tony Arthurso n

1 Maguire, S . B. 12 Weir, P. 25 Horan, B. R. J. 49 Arthurson, A.

(c) 13 Kelly, T. G. 26 Crooks, S . J . 38 Conti, R. 50 Meredith, K . J

2 Welch, M . R. 14 Fogarty, D . E . 27 Brown, M. 39 Zabrieszach, D . 51 Sullivan, P .

(vc) 15 O'Connor, B . A . 28 Curley, B . N. 40 Skahill, B . J . 52 Maguire, D. i

3 Sheales, M. J . 16 Hall, P . G. (cr) 41 Roy, A. 53 Prestia, O .

4 Leeack, F. A. 17 Ould, G . J. 29 Clark, W. 42 Arthurson, D . M.54 Haratsis, B .

5 Wilson, G . M. 18 Murray, L. F . 30 Sleight, G. A. 43 Rohan, P. 55 Hoskin, P .

6 Borcich, M. P . 19 Dillon, G. 31 Frewen, G. 44 Nelson, D. F. 56 Kenny, V.

(dvc) 20 Carroll, P. B. 32 Rovis, L. (vcr) 57 McSweeney, P

7 Robertson, N . F. 21 Wigney, S . B . 33 McGrath, J . F . 45 McCormack, 58 O'Donnell, A .

8 Hogan, J . P. 22 Hanneberry, 34 Doyle, P. M. F. 59 Murray, J . M,

9 Kutrolli, D. P. M. 35 Dalton, S. 46 Robbins, A. J . 60 Power, E .

10 Anderson, B . J . 23 Scanlon, T. G. 36 Ryan, D . F. 47 Cuff e, P . D. 61 Maffi, P .

11 Malone, A . 24 Butera, D. P. 37 Fitzpatrick, 48 JPngF loed, 62 McLaren, G .

OL~ TRINITY GRAMM. Coach: David Barclay;1 Dant, R. 15 Saunders, M. 29 Quarterman, P.2 Robison, C. 16 Waters, N. (cr) 30 Weir, T .3 Arrowsmith, J . 17 Bunting, P . 31 Quarterman, A .4 Watsford, G . 18 Stephens, D. 32 Jones, G .5 Peers, W (vc) 19 Piggin, C. 33 Langley, R .6 Emerson, D . 20 Williams, C. 34 Murphy, R .7 Birrell, A .

8 Bartley, D .9 Cook, M .

10 Fowler, G .11 Grant, S .12 Stewart, R . .13 Stockdale, S .14 Stevenson, I .

21 Cowley, S .22 Hodges, G .23 Symington, D .24 Muir, D .25 Hodges, L.26 McKinnon, T .27 Disney, A .28 Star, M .

35 Masters, R . (vcr)36 Beer, N .37 DeBoos, R .38 Fekete, P .39 Day, P.40 Allan, K .41 Christie, B .42 Emerson, S . (c)

Res .: Noel Water s43 Dawson, W . 57 Siverson, R .44 Blackney, P . 58 Hunt, P .45 Mercer, J . 59 Goold, L .46 Nelson, S .47 Friend, I .48 Cumming, P .49 Coles, P .50 Margetts, D .51 Heady, P .52 Clingin, G .53 Stenhouse, A .54 Douglas, W .55 Adgemis, J .56 Brennan, A .

(3RMOND Coach : Ian Cameron ; Assistant: Neil Le Page1 Dove, S . W. 15 Chisholm, A . D . 28,Buckley, C . 42 Clark, R . M. 56 Richer, J . W .2 Wood,Roger 16 Herkess, G . R. 29 Burney, C. W. 43 Paterson, D . L . 57 Kavanagh, I . R .3 Rosengar.ten, T.I . 17 Hoey, P . D . 30 Lewis, M. S. 44 Keane, A. J. 58 Hay, R. K .4 Murphy, P. M. 18 Farrell, E . F. 31 Wood, Ray 45 Fitts, C. R. 59 Large, L. R .5 Jenkins, R . C . 19 Le Page, N. L. 32 Carter, G . F. 46 Jackson, D . W. 60 Bartlett, I . R .

60 Fricke, J .61 Weatherson, N.32 Wall, P .86 Camilleri, R .37 Alexander, N .38 Camilleri, A .59 Rough, G.

6 Ladd, K . J .7 Fisher, G. J .8 Cameron, R . J .9 Hardham, L. A.

1 0 Corben, B . F.(dvc)

11 Graham, A . E .12 Foulsham, D . A .

-13 Purcell, P. J.14 Smyth, J . F.

20 Bourne, B . K . 33 Morris, S . P . 47 Marshall, G . R . 61 MacDonald,(c) 34 Handley, G. J. 48 Meeking, J . P. D. S .

21 Russ, J . I . 35 Turner, C. S . H. 49 Cumper, J . H . 62 McCallum,22 Russ, K . M. 36 Holman, G. J . 50 Turner, G. J. P. E.23 Naylor, A . R. 37 Parisi, F. J. 51 Palmer, G . R. 63 Jacobs, A. W .

(vc) 38 Richardson, 52 Sandilands, R . S . 64 Harker, S . J .24 Barry, J. R . P. W . 53 Hammond, J . C . 69 Crump, W . G .25 Thomas, G . J . 39 +Boyanton, T. 54 Rowse, R. B .26 Fisher, I . R. 40 Anrep, R. C. 55 Humphreys,27 Jones, N. F . 41 Osmand, G . R. A. J.

ST . BERNARD'S O .C. Coach: Gus Mitchell ; Res. : Terry Davi s1 Slater, V . A. 12 Hogan, P. N. 25 Mahoney, G . A. 35 Pearson, Peter2 Powell, M . F. 13 Mitchell, G . P. 26 Phelan, R. 36 O'Dea, P .3 Larkins, J . F. 14 Thompson, P . S. 27 Schwarzenburg, 37 Pearson, Paul5 Rackham, P. D. 15 Considine, P . J. W. J. 38 Sullivan, F.6 lannazzo, M . P. 18 Dalmau, P. 28 King, R. H. 39 Dillon, G .7 Wade, G. F. 19 Nadzielski, H. 29 Caven, A. 40 Irvine, K .

(c) 20 Pearson, M. 30 Hilbert, M. 41 O'Loughlin, P.8 Cahir, B . 21 Kennedy, P . 31 Smith, P. 42 Chivell, R .9 Hughes, B . 22 Aughton, P . G . 32 Shembrey, M. 43 Malouf, M.10 Doolan, J. G . 23 Sheahan, M . G . 33 Sullivan, A . 44 Taylor, P .Il Davis, T . J . 24 Drennan, M. J . 34 Daffey, P . J . 45 Johnson, P .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach: Bob Beynon; Res. : Steven Burley .1 Booth, D . R. 14 McKinnon, A. O . 27 Atchison, D . A . 41 Best, W. D. 55 Faulkner, C .2 Llewellyn, D . K . 15 Hickey, B. S . 28 Hopkins, P . J . 42 Temple, M . J . 56 Burley, S . F .3 Clarke, J . A. 16 Holland, G . A . 29 Knee, R . N. 43 Wood, A . R. 57 Shields, P . R .4 Crowe, P . T. 17 Pascoe, D . W. 30 Gill, P. T. 44 Dillon. P. M . T . 58 Saines, R . N .5 Burne, N. E. 18 Beggs, D. G. 31 King, A . D. 45 Lay, P. A. 59 Sceney, C. G .

NO 19 Dynon, J . N. 32 Vecchiet, R. 46 Hill, P . T. 60 Hanna, R. J .6 Champion, N . D . 20 Tracey, R . D . R . 33 Yuncken, T. F. 47 Maloney, G . W. 61 Hays, P. R .7 Lockie, M . J . 21 Sawyer, G . R. 34 Case, R. 48 Murray, J . V. 62 Johnson, P . R .3 Santam+aria, P. 22 Costello, S . A. 35 Herben, G . C . 49 Martini, R . C . 63 Toose, K. R .9 Saines, G . R. 23 Cooke, M . C. 36 Larsen, J . W . A . 50 Lyons, W. F . 68 Curtis, R . F.

10 Gill, S . K. 24 Perrett, R. M. 37 Costello, A. J . 51 Appleford, P . D . 74 Thomson ,11 ~ teele, P . W. (c) 38 Adams, M. P. 52 McIntyre, L. R. L. A. J .12 i9sher, A. D. 25 Birch, P . A. 39 Piazza, R . D. 53 Wood, N. C. 77 Lombard, M . S .13 Krautil, P. R. 26 Smith, P. W. 40 Staindl, D . J. 54 Gourlay, D . B .

UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach: Alan Salter; Res. : David Mithen1 Williams, S . F. 11 Tyquin, M. 22 Carey, T. 30 Sanger, A. 40 Sharp, J. C .2 Bedford, J. A. 12 Burgin, D . 23 WeStmore, G. A . 31 Morrison, G . R . 42 McGee, L . A .3 Scarcella, B . C. 14 Hindle, R . G .

(cr) 15 Collins, R.

46 Hughes, J .47 Moore, S .48 Nathan, S .49 Isaacs, A .50 Hughes, D .51 Tyler, K .52 O'Callaghan, W.53 Grimsey, P .54 Hughes, G .56 Amott, P..57 Wade, P.

4\'ivian, D . G . 16 Ellison, G . N .5`,': hithead, P. 17 Jewson, G. R .6 Carroll, W . S . 18 Pleydell, G . P .?Anderson, G . A. 19 Booth, D . J .3 Taylor, R . 20 ~Small, D . M .9 Nicoison, S . I. 21 Hollonds, B. P .

24 Hager, R . J . 32 Wilson, D . S .(c) 33 Smith, H. J .

25 Sleeman, M . G. 34 Ch ri stie, P. K .26 Schauble, P . D . 35 Moore, R . M .27 Church, B . G. 36 Melvill e, R. H .28 Trumble, S . T . 37 Came, R . V.

(vc) 38 Harley, R .29 Carmody, J . F. 39 Deb elle, G . D.

43,Standish, T. J.47 Sing, G . P .48 Dobbie, S . M .51 Dunin, A . J.54 Sammon, M. T .58 Brukner, P . D .69 Johnston, M .70 O'Conner, M .


LAST WEEK'S RESULTSA SECTIO N

University Blacks 5.4 7.8 11 .12 15 .14-104University Blues 5.2 10.10 12 .16 13 .23-10 1

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : King 4, Llewellyn3, Hays 3, McKinnon 2, Dynon, Hopkins,Curtis . BEST: Cooke, Dynon, Llewellyn,Hopkins, Lockie, Pascoe.

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Sleeman 3, Tyquin2, Church 2, McGee 2, Melville, Taylor,Whitehead, Dabble, BEST: Schauble, Slee-man, Carne, Church, Vivian, Moore.

Ormond 8.8 9.9 11 .18 17 .21-123Old Trinity Gram 1 .1 5.6 9.7 11.11- 7 7

ORMOND: Bourne 8, Chisholm 3, G .Fisher 2, Holman, Richardson, Boyanton,Ray Wood. BEST: Bourne, Lewis, Boyan-ton, Morris, Naylor, Murphy .

OLD TRINITY: Cowley 4, Bunting 3, Rob-ison 3, Peers . BEST : Peers, Robison, Wil-liams, Crittenden, Jones, Weir.

MarcellIn OC 0.3 5.9 7.12 12 .19- 91Caulfield Cram 7.8 7.10 11 .14 11 .15- 8 1

MARCELLIN O .C. : Power 5, Cullinan 4,J . Crimmins, P. Dillon, Butler. BEST: Fitt,J . Gartner, McDonald, P . Gartner, Power,Mahon .

CAULFIED GRAMM . : 'Butcher 4, Allen 3,Tootell 2, Morphet, Buchanan . BEST: Lester,Bierwirth, Buchanan, Allen, Macdonald,Felsenthal .

St . Bernard's OC 3.3 8.12 17.17 26.22-178Coburg 1.2 2.5 2.5 7.7 - 49

ST . BERNARD'S O .C. : Rackham 6, Thomp-son 5, Serlazzo 4, B . Hughes 3, Drennan2, Mahoney 2, Slater, Hogan, Dalmau, Nad-zielski . BEST: B . Hughes, Dalmau, Mitchell,Rackham, Wade, Drennan .

COBURG : M. Egan 3, M . Finlay 2, Cun-ningham, Royal, Hutchinson . BEST: G .Green, Royal, M . Finlay, Henry, Hutchison,Kilner.

North Old Boys 2 .3 7.6 8.9 14 .13- 97De La Salle OC 4.10 5 .14 8.19 9 .23- 77

NORTH OLD BOYS: Hall 2, Ould 2,Anderson 2, Borcich 2, 'Carroll, Horan,Dillon, Wilson, Wigney, Curley . BEST :Hogan, Robertson, Butera, Wigney, Wilson,Hall .

DE LA SALLE : Beddoe 3, M. Bourke,B . Bourke, Dunn, Eddy, Mulqueen, Alden-hoven . BEST : Beddoe, M. Bourke, Nugent ,Donegan, Dunn, McHenry.

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B SECTIO NGeelong 3.5 4.9 8.11 10 .14- 74St. Kilda CBOC 4 .2 5.7 6.9 9.11- 65

GEELONG : Lowcock 4, Wells 2, Benci,Coad, Morrow, A . Trevaskis . BEST : Wells,Hardiman, Colenso, Paulke, Henshaw, Niel-sen.

ST. KILDA CBOC : Kellaway 2, Jennings2, Kay, Lynch, White, Smith, Waterman .BEST : White, Delaney, Meehan, Drinan,Jones, Hinrichs .

Old Sco2ch Coil 8.6 11.9 17.16 26.21-177Old Melburnians 1 .2 11.3 16.5 18.9 -11 7

OLD SCOTCH: Sherwen 10, Bubb 5, Lea-tham 4 . Cox 2, Marx 2, Drummond, Tal-lent, Vines . BEST : Leatham, Sherwen, Kef-ford, Bubb, Rogerson, Tallent .

OLD MELBURNIANS: Urquhart 9, I .Cordner 3, G. Burns 2, Stevenson 2, R .'Brown, Roberson . BEST: Urquhart, McMul-lin, Thomson, Mitchelmore, Pisarski, R .Brown .

Reservoir OB 6 .2 12.6 15.9 20.14-134Old Haileybu ry 1.8 3.12 6.17 8.21- 69

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Byrne 6, R .Shepherd 4, Trevascus 3, J. Carlyle 3,Sellers 3, D . Scott. BEST: McKerrow,Byrne, Hansen, Paulka, Horne, Trevascus .

OLD HAILEYBURY: Bouris 2, Meadows2, Houston, Marshall, Warnock, Paul . BEST :Billings, Bouris, Cocks, Houghton, Paul,Schmidt .

Old Paradians 2.3 5.6 10.9 16.13-109Collegians 2.4 4.5 8.7 9.8 - 62

OLD PARADIANS : J . Jordan 5, Duke 3,P . Johnston 2, Kohut 2, Roe 2, Carroll,Van Harten . BEST : Lyons, Kohut, P . John-ston, Duke, Tudor, Tellefson .

COLLEGIANS : Etherington 2, Lupson 2,Rice 2, Roach 2, Teale . BEST: Roach, Rice,Taylor, T . Loder, Wagstaff, Loveday .

Ivanhoe 1.2 5.10 6 .10 10 .17- 77Monash Blues 4.7 5.8 8.12 9.13- 67

IVANHOE: McWhinnie 2, Hartney 2, R .Stewart, C . Stewart, Palby, McKiernan,Stredwick, Burton, Renshaw. BEST: Bur-ton, Grant, Hoare, Knopp, Warry, Stred-wick .

MONASH BLUES : D. Ryan 3, Olding 2,Black, Moore, Bickford, Burgin . BEST:O'Dwyer, G . Anderson, Olds, Moore, Bick-ford, Carnell .


Last Week's Results - ContinuedC SECTION

AJAX 4.3 5.5 7.13 12.15- 87Old Carey Gram 2.1 4.10 8.11 10 .13- 73

AJAX : M. :Ritterman 3, Fayman 2, Schulberg 2, Kessel, Jankie, Kalmus, Feldpicer,Goldfarb . BEST: Segal, Schulberg, Kalmus,M . Ritterman, Nissen, Lemish .

OLD CAREY : R. Cooke 4, A . Whitehead2, Rattenbury, Smith, Wiseman, Pappas .BEST : R . Cooke, McKinley, R . Elliott, Weir,J . Rowe, Wiseman .Old Ivanhoe Gr 6.4 7.10 16 .11 18 .13-121Kew 0.1 1.5 5.7 6.15- 51

OLD IVANHOE : Gill 4, Campbell 4, Ge e2, T. Mackenzie 2, Grace, Martindale,Foard, Harvey, R . Stevens, Cuttriss . BEST:Gee, R . Stevens, Studd, T . Mackenzie, Al-lison, Gibbs .

KEW: Zerbi, Duvergier, B . Smith, Hin-chen, Townsend, Varney . BEST: McKillop,B . Smith, Blay, Toogood, Hayes .Parkside 7.4 8 .10 16 .15 23.20-158UHS Old Boys 4.6 6.10 8.14 10 .15- 75PARKSIDE: Howell 7, Harvey 6, Biggins

2, Sweeney 2, Quaife, Delaney, Sammutt,Gary Dryden, Fitzgerald, Thompson . BEST:Fitzgerald, Graham, Delaney, Wilson, How-ell, B . Clarke .

U .H .S . OLD BOYS : M. Walsh 5, Flavel 2,Chettle, Broben, Mercer. BEST: Flavel,Siotis, Rennick, Byron, M. Walsh, Martini .Hampton Rovers 3.3 5.4 9.9 14.13-97MHS Old Bo~_~s 3 .2 6.3 7.4 10 .6 - 66

HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 4, Nash 3,Cook 2, Macnish 2, Diamond, Sporrell,Clarke. BEST : Tregear, Clottu, Nash, Scar-lett, Macnish, James.

M .H .S . OLD BOYS : Rogers 2, H . Morgan2, A . Morgan 2, Cooper, Goldsmith, Evans,R . Wood . BEST: L. Cosmas, Cooper, Ten-nant, P. Senini, A . Morgan, W. Harrison .Old Xaverians 3.1 9.7 15.12 19 .17-131Fawkner 4.6 7.8 9.9 12 .11- 83

OLD XAVERIANS : N. Wilton 4, Romanin3, Cookesley 3, O'Sullivan 3, Naughton 2,Brosnan, Stanley, Higgins, Noonan . BEST :O'Neill, Smarelli, Noonan, Nankervis,Hanse, O'Sullivan .

FAWKNER : Mills 3, O'Mara 2, Staple-ton 2, Nenna 2, Duggan, Ward, Foley. BEST:Duggan, F. McMahon, O'Mara, G . McMahon,A . Deans, Mills .

D SECTIO NAlphington 6 .3 9.7 17.10 23 .13-151Old Cam'well Gr. 4.1 10.7 11.9 14.13- 97

ALPHINGTON: Williams 6, Jamieson 4,Roberts 4, G . Shearer 3, Hale 2, Shaw 2,Candy, Whitfield. BEST: Gale, Roberts,Jamieson, Critchley, Candy, Williams .

OLD CAMBERWELL: J . Steven 3, Healey3, Watkin 2, James 2, Allen 2, McLardy,Horton . BEST : Horton, Watkin, J . Steven,Mullett, Healey, Kerr .Old Brighton Gr . 4 .7 6.12 11 .15 15 .18-108LaTrobe Blacks 1 .1 6.5 7.6 9.11- 65

OLD BRIGHTON :, Priestley 6, Draper 3 ,Leske 2, Mullett 2, `Castle, McClure. BEST :Priestley, Cameron, Levvey, McClure, Drap-er, Currie .

LA TROBE BLACKS: Barber 3, Kent 3,Prosser, Graham, O'Donohue . BEST: Jago,Hast, Kent, Drew, Weaver, Rowe.Assumption OC 5 .4 9.7 14.10 18 .10-118Old Geelong 2.3 6.7 9.8 15 .12-102

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : Egan 4 ,O'Donnell 4, Lester 3, W. Mahar 2, Cribbes2, O'Dwyer. G. Howard, Pavone. BEST :O'Dwyer, O'Donnell, Singline, W . Mahar,Pavone, G . Howard .

OLD GEELONG : Bradshaw 4, Thompson 2,Spiden 2, Calder 2, Hunter 2, McFarlane,Perry. BEST: Bradshaw, Thompson, Yen-ken, Robinson, Spiden, Hunter..,'ate Bank 5.4 7.7 10.11 13.15- 93Elsternwick 2.4 5.12 8.17 10.23- 83STATE BANK: Maher 3, Dent 2, Eacott

2, Wynd 2 . Holmes 2, Jessup, Dreher . BEST:Eacott, Maher, McSwain, Jeffery, Evans,Dreher .

ELSTERNWICK : Holmes 4, Dunn 3, Blyth-man, G . Rosewarne, Grace . BEST: Holmes,A . Ramsay, Rigg, Zimmer, J . Perkins, G .Rosewarne .Power House 4.0 9.2 13 .4 17.8 -110St . Kevin's OB 6.3 10.8 13.13 13.13- 91

POWER HOUSE : Clarke 8, Ellis 2, Newton2, Sarosi, Vick, Rosewarne, Caine, Rob-ertson . BEST: Cross, Clarke, Rosewarne,Sarosi, Stewart, Newton .

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Hannan 3,Cross 2, Fitzpatrick 2, Fanning, B . Camp-bell, Brennan, J . Corrigan, Clement, Olle .BEST: D. Reynolds, Fitzpatrick, J . Corri-gan, Lodge, B . Campbell, Hart .

"DE LA" MAN MAKES IT 150David Whitelaw reaches 150 games for

De La Salle against Marcellin today . Oneof the veterans of the club, Dave is notnoted for his training form, but prefersto produce the goods on the field . Con-gratulations for today, and we all hope theteam has a good win to remember the oc-casion .

150th AT M .H .S .Congratulations to Darryl Price on play-

ing his 150th game with Melbourne High .During the past years (too numerous tocount) Darryl has shown tremendous en-thusiasm and drive both on and off thefield as a player, past Secreta ry and of-cial with M.H .S .O.B . He has been anexample to all other players and we lookforward to many more years of service .


The Grounds ® Where and How Last Week's Results Continue dHere is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season,

together with directions as to how they may be reached . Unless otherwisestated, Reserves play on same ground as Seniors.

A SECTIONCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Oval 3, Al-

bert Park . (Train to Albert Park, or SouthMelbourne tram in Collins Street to SouthMelbourne Technical School .)

COBURG : De Chene Reserve, Bell Street,East Coburg . (East Coburg tram in Swan-ston Street to terminus . )

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : WaverleyOval, cnr. Waverley and Belgrave Roads,East Malvern . (Train to East Malvern .)

MARCELLIN OLD COLLEGIANS : MarcellinCollege Oval, Bulleen Road, Bulleen . (Bul-leen Tramways bus in Flinders Street tocorner of Bulleen and Thompsons Road . )

NORTH OLD BOYS: W. J. Brens Oval,Royal Park, opposite Zoo gates . (Bruns-wick, Coburg or North Coburg tram inElizabeth Street to Leonard Street .)

OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIANS : RichmondCity Reserve, corner Church and HighettStreets Richmond. (Rear of RichmondCity Hall .) Flinders Street tram to cornerof Church Street and Bridge Road, orNorth Richmond tram in Chapel/ChurchStreet to Highebt Street.

ORMOND: Ormond Park . (Train to Ormondwalk north along Newham Grove. )

ST . BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS: St .Bernard's College Oval, end of BuckleyStreet, West Essendon . (Train to Essen-don, then bus . )

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : University Oval(Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swan-ston Street, or Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoourg tram in Elizabeth Street. )

UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval.(Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swans-ton Street, or Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street . )

FIXTURES, RESULTS "A" SECTIONAPRIL 1 6

Orm 14 .14 St B 13-15NOB 32 .23 Cob 6 .7CGr 19 :16 OTrin 10 .14Mar 17.11 UBis 13 .16DLS 11 .12 UBlks 8.1 7

APRIL 23Orm 10.17 UBls 9 .15UB1k 20 .15 Cob 16 .9NOB 20 .17 CGr 14 .13StB 13 .9 Mar 9 .12DLS 28 .14 OTrin 7 .1 0

APRIL 30UBlk 15 .14 UBIs 13.23Orm 17.21 OTrin 11 .11Mar 12.19 CGr 11 .15Ste 26 .22 Cob 7 .7NOB 14.13 DLS 9 .23

MAY 7Ormond v North OBUni Blues v CoburgCaul Or v Uni Blacks

(at Elstern . Park)St Bern vOTrinDLS OC v Marc O C

MAY 14Uni Blacks v Ormond

(at Elstern . Park)

North OB v Uni Blues DLS OC v Caul OrMarc OC v 0 Trin I (at Elstern . Park)St Bern v Caul OrCoburg v DLS OC

MAY 21Ormond v Marc OC

(at Elstern . Park )North OB Uni BlacksO Trin v CoburgUni Blues v Caul GrDLS OC c St Bern

MAY 28Uni Blacks v 0 TrinCoburg v Marc OCCaul Gr v OrmondSt Bern v North OB

(at Elstern . Park)DLS OC v Uni Blues

JUNE 4O Trin v North GBMarc OC v Uni BlacksUni Blues v St Bern

(at Elstern . Park)Caul Or v CoburgOrmond v DLS OC

JUNE 18North OB v Marc OCU Blues v 0 TrinCoburg v Ormon dSt Bern v U Blacks

JUNE 25Ormond v Uni BluesUni Blacks v CoburgNorth OB v Caul OrMarc OC v St BernO Trin v DLS O C

JULY 2U Blues v U BlacksOrmond v 0 TrinCaul Or v Marc OCSt Bern OC v CoburgDLS OC v North OB

JULY 9North 0 v OrmondCoburg v Uni BluesUni Blacks v Caul OrO Trin v St BernMarc OC v DLS O C

JULY 16Ormond v Uni BlacksUni Blues v North OBO Trin v Marc OCCaul Or v St BernDLS OC v Coburg

JULY 23Marc OC v OrmondU Blacks v North OB

Coburg v 0 TrioCaul Or v U BluesSt Bern v DLS O C

JULY 300 Trin v U BlacksMarc OC v CoburgOrmond v Caul GrNorth GB v St BernU Blues v DLS O C

AUGUST 6Caul Or v 0 TrinU Blacks v Marc OCSt Bern v U BluesCoburg v North OBDLS OC v Ormond

AUGUST 13St Bern v OrmondNorth OB v 0 TrinCoburg v Caul OrU Blues v Marc OCDLS OC v U Blacks

AUGUST 20Marc OC v North OBO Trin v U BluesOrmond v CoburgU Blacks v St BernCaul Or v DLS OC

E SECTIO NANZ Bank 6.3 7.6 9.6 14.7 91Brunswick 2.2 8.5 10.9 10.9 69

A.N.Z . BANK : Towan 4, Donnellan 2 ,Gale 2, Wescott 2, Kirby, Lane, Smith,Vigus . BEST: Gale, Harnetty, Karpavicius,May, Towan, Wescott.

BRUNSWICK : R. Brown 2, Gillett 2,Cuse 2, M. Carter 2, B . Watt . BEST: R .Brown, Egan, Trottman, Madden, Watt,Sleanis .

Old Mentonians 4.3 4.12 8.17 13 .19- 97AMP Society 3.1 6.2 9.4 11.7 - 73OLD MENTONIANS : Peel 4, Bungey 2 ,

Napthine 2, Speers 2, D . Durack, Fisher,Adcock . EST: Upham, Norton, Watts,Peel, Maher, Zimaris .

A.M.P . SOCIETY: I. Henderson 5,O'Rourke 3, Waller 2, Carey. BEST: Walsh,Gates, Waller, Withers, I . Henderson, Lane.

North Brunswick 7 .4 13.13 19.19 23 .24-162National Bank 1 .0 2.2 3.3 4.4 - 28

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Hughes 5, Gibbons4, Ricketts 2, Dimarco 2, Spiby 2, Fox 2,Jewson 2, Major. BEST: Hughes, Major,Kenny, S . Gibbons, Handley, D. Payne .

NATIONAL BANK: Ferrier 2, Walkeden,Reeves . BEST: McLean, Hadley, Bentley, Fer-rier, Ronaldson .

West Brunswick 2.8 4.9 12.16 18 .17-125Heatherton 1.0 5.5 5.5 8.6 - 54

WEST BRUNSWICK : P. Guatta 9, Ryan3, R. Brockwell, W . Brockwell, L. Ceddia,Dell, Ivey, M. Schwarze. BEST : W . Brock-well, P . Guatta, Ivey, Lewis, Nicolosi,Nigro .

HEATHERTON : Goalkickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .Beverley Hills a bye.

St . Kevin's congratulates dashing flankerDamien Crowe on playing his 50th gamewith the club against Assumption today .Damien started in 1973 and has been aplayer willing to play in either first orreserves so long as he is playing football .Keep it up, Damien !

Congrat's to Alan 'Apricot' Eacott who,today plays his 50th game with State Bank .Although working for a rival bank Alcame down to the club and has never look-ed back . He has won the goalkicking atleast three times but is presently playing`ruck-rover' and dominating. He is alsoactive on the social side being on theSocial Committee. His quiet, unassumingcharacter is misleading because once onthe field he becomes a veritable dynamo.Congrats Al and keep up the good work .

F SECTIO NThornbury 8 .6 14.8 17.11 25 .16-166Glenroy 2.2 5.3 5.14 5 .18- 48

THORNBURY : Hayman 10, Lucas 5, P .Burns 4, M. Staff 4, M . Flanigan, O'Rourke.BEST: Hayman, Scott, Greenwood, Lucas,O'Rourke, Wilson .

GLENROY: Bye 2, I . Broomfield, P.Prendergast, A . Ross . BEST: I . Broomfield,Bye, Pert, Wotton, Buhagiar, P . Prender-gast .

C'wealth Bank 3 .1 11.3 12.4 15.5 - 95St. Bede's OC 4.7 5.11 10.18 12.19- 91

C'WEALTH BANK : Dick 6, Fraser 2, W.McCrimmon 2, Reid 2, G . Brown, Carroll,Taylor. BEST : Dick, Iyers, Milton, Ander-son, Reeves, N . Carroll .

ST . BEDE'S O.C . : Lockwood 3, Allen 2,Turner 2, Collins, Henderson, Elmore,Cecchi, Evans . BEST : G . Terrell, Lockwood,Cecchi, Collins, Turner, Evans .Bulleen-T'stowe 8 .5 17.8 29.14 34 .20-224Monash Whites 2 .2 2.5 3.7 4.7 - 31

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Tenace 6, Wal-ker 6, D'Agostino 5, Dozzi 4, Miles 4,D . Sheridan 4, Murphy 3, Nanscawen, Lock-hart. BEST: Pretto, Dawson, Miles, Murphy,D'Agostino, Dozzi .

MONASH WHITES : Curtin, Jennison, Jos-em, De Pace . BEST: Rosenhain, Wright,Darling, Jennison, Ludeman, Curtain.

Footscray I .T. 3.3 6.6 12.9 16.15-111LaTrobe Reds 2.2 5.6 8.10 12.13- 85

FOOTSCRAY I .T. : Sully 4, Abramczyk 3,Murrell 3, Carr 2, Fletcher 2, Johanson,Tregillis. BEST: Lancaster, Sully, Murrell,Shaw, Stott, Hoyne .

LA TROBE REDS: Butler 4, McEnroe 3,Veldums 3, Nelson . BEST: Veldums, Sauer,Butler, Nelson, McEnroe, Costello.Bulleen United 5 .5 9.7 21.11 30.16-196University Reds 0.0 1.3 5.3 6.6 - 4-2

BULLEEN UNITED: Lachmund 10, A .Divirgilio 6, Cairns 6, Macaulay 3, Flint 2,Porter, Benton, Lillie . BEST: Lachmund,Morley, Bowden, Cairns, Hilton, Lillie .

UNIV . REDS: Grey 3, Dyer, Sturm, Wes-ton . 'BEST : Morton, Logan, Dyer, Grey,McNaughton, Dagley.

"TONS GALORE AT DE LA"Bernie Dunn, Roger O'Donnell, and Pete r

Sherman all move into the century markof games, for De La Salle Old Collegianstoday .

We wish the ,three of them best wishesfor their respective games today, and I amsure you will find the three of them"downing an Ale" after the game to re-member cracking the ton .

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Last Week's Results ® Continued Last Week's Resu lts - ContinuedJUNIOR SECTION 1

University Blacks 2.0 6.3 10.6 15.12-102University Blues 3.2 4.3 6.8 9.11- 65UNIV. BLACKS: Sutton 4, Beggs 3 ,

Young 3, Smale 2, Sloane, Norton, Potts .BEST : Beggs, Sutton, Smale, Ham, PaulMurphy, Potts.

UNIV . BLUES : Tate 5, Foster 2, Carey,Hubbard . BEST: Wright, Carey, Guinane,Kenealy, Tom, Foster .

Old Scotch Coll 10 .4 14 .11 25 .15 31 .24-210Coburg 3.3 5 .5 7.7 9.11- 65

OLD SCOTCH : Strangward 7, Spence 6 ,I . S. Alexander 5, Forsyth 4, Akam 3,Reeves 2, Wynn, Lithgow, Eggleston, Mel-ville . .BEST: Spence, Reeves, Akam, Eg-gleston, Strangward, Briggs.

COBURG: J . Purcell 2, Paltis 2, P . Cleary,Neivandti, E . Weston, O'Reiley, McCaig .BEST : Adamson, Edwards, Agastino, Neiv-ant, Cleary .

St. Bernard's OC 3 .9 9.13 11 .20 14 .22-106Ormond 2.0 6 .6 11 .11 13 .16- 94

ST. BERNARD'S O.C . : Bonthorne 3, Pen-nay 2, Keane 2, Ewart 2, Currie 2, Grant,Redmond, Monaghan. BEST: Redmond,Smith, Matthews, Bonthorne, Hargreaves,Keane .

ORMOND : Gough 3, Hartland 3, Holds-worth 2, Barnes 2, Roscoe, Usher, McDon-ald. BEST: Britton, Holdsworth, Morris,Sexton, Barnes, Gough .

Mon University 4 .2 5.5 10.8 16.14-110North Old Boys 3 .1 9.4 11.5 12.8 - 80

MONASH UNIV. : Giles 5, Rodger 5, Craig2, Nelson, Lovell, Mogg, Connop . BEST:Connop, Mogg, Donohue, Shea, Morey,Blair.

NORTH OLD BOYS : Pearse 2, Hedley 2Gregg, Bessell, Youngs, Randles, Sanzin,Demarte, Bergin, Gambles . BEST: Hedley,Bergin, Favero, Demarte, Pearse, Gamble .Ivanhoe a bye.

I A RESERVE SECTIO NUniversity Blacks 1.2 2.6 3.10 7.13- 55University Blues 1 .1 3.4 4.7 4.8 - 32UNIV. BLACKS: Maloney 3, Champion ,

Hanna, Burley, Staindl . BEST: Toose,Staindl, Lyons, Sceney, Hanna, Krautil.

UNIV. BLUES: Collins 2, Carroll, Bed-ford . BEST: McCombe, Ashby, Scarcella,Hamilton, Nicolson, Johnston .

Ormond 5.3 6.7 8.12 10.18- 78Old Trinity Gram 1 .2 1.5 3.6 4.7 - 31

ORMOND : Osmand 4, Handley 2, Palmer,Farrell, Fitts, Rowse . BEST: Paterson,Barry, Osmand, Keane, Marshall, McCal-lum .

OLD TRINITY: Weatherson, Watsford,Wall, Masters. BEST: Blackney, Watsford,Nelson, Healey, Coles, D . Emerson .

Marcellin OC 3.5 5.6 10.9 15.13-103Caulfield Gram 1.4 2.5 3 .7 5.10- 40

MARCELLIN O .C . : J . D. Gregory 6, B .Crimmins 4, Allen 2, Bell 2, M . Dillon .

BEST : Wood, Gooley, Merrett, J . Aloisio,C . Aloisio, J . O . Gregory .

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Voyage 2, Dunn,Watson, Everitt . BEST: Dunn, George,Goold, Hilleard, Monotti, Nichol .

St . Bernard's OC 3 .2 6.3 9.5 15.9 - 99Coburg 1 .3 3.3 3.5 3.6 - 24

ST. BERNARD'S O .C. : P . Wade 5, Con-sidine 4, Phelan, Grimsey, A. Sullivan, J .Hughes, Chivell . BEST : Johnson, Sheehan,Chivell, A . Sullivan, Hilbert, P . Wade .

COBURG : Tolley 2, Boyd . BEST : Tolley,Richards, O'Brien, Finlay, G . Green .

De La Salle OC 3 .1 9.2 11.4 15.6 - 96North Old Boys 2.5 2.7 5 .11 6 .13- 49

DE LA SALLE: Mitchell 3, Hewitt 3 ,Yarwood 2, Hannah 2, Birrell 2, O'Donnell,McDonald, Slattery. BEST: Kevin, McDon-ald, Mitchell, Perkins, Birrell, New .

NORTH OLD BOYS : Maffi 2, McCormack2, Rovis, Ryan . BEST: Ryan, Conti, Sleight,D . Maguire, R•ovis, Brown .

B RESERVE SECTIO NSt . Kilda CBOC 3.3 4.7 5.10 6 .14- 50Geelong 1.5 1 .5 4.7 4.8 - 32

ST . KILDA CBOC: J . White 3, Hadrick2, O'Connell . BEST: Sherman, Danckert,Nicklen, Esmonde, Girdwood, Spence .

GEELONG: Guerra 2, Thomson, G .- Oman .BEST : McDonald, G . Oman, Thomson, Mc-Guiness, P. Cramp .Old Melburnians 1 .2 8.5 10.7 15.10-100Old Scotch Coll 3 .5 4.7 6.7 7.8 - 50

OLD MELBURNIANS : Guest 5, Wallac e3, Pitts 2, Pattinson 2, Schliefert, Gun-nensbury. BEST: Batten, Ansell, Campbell,Pattinson, Guest, Koran .

OLD SCOTCH : Burnett 2, Alenson, Cam-bell, Marks, Milner, Nickless . BEST: Marks,Human, Moulds, Rankin, Welch, Currie .Reservoir OB 4.1 7.4 9.11 12 .11- 83Old Haileybury 3.2 5.4 7.4 11.5 - 7 1

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: D. Carlyle 3,A . Shepherd 2, Rutty, Kent, Benson, Dunn,Box, Macklin . BEST: A. Shepherd, Dunn,O'Brien, Dickens, Debono, Benson.

OLD HAILEYBURY : Williams 5, G. Batt2, Metherall, Galt, Wise, Palmer . BEST:Elliott, M . Irving, McQueen, Moss, Palmer,Payne .Collegians 5 .2 8 .4 16 .6 18.8 -116Old Paradians 0 .0 1.3 1.8 1.8 - 14

COLLEGIANS: Purdue 3, Cartledge 2 ,Ellis 2, Day 2, Bickford 2, S . Mackay 2,Skurrie 2, Anderson, Ballard, Evans . BEST :Bickford, Cranwell, Skurrie, Permezel,James, Pocknee.

OLD PARADIANS : J . McLaughlin . BEST :Abrahams, Hart, M . Johnson, J . McLaugh-lin, MacLeod, Carlyle .Ivanhoe 6.5 6.7 9.12 13 .12- 90Monash Blues 1 .1 3.1 4.1 5 .4 - 34

IVANHOE: Drapac 4, Wood 2, Williams2, Field 2, A. Jones, Simpson, Looney.BEST : Looney, G . Stewart, Simpson, Drap-ac, Buckley, Bourke .

MONASH BLUES : Goalkickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

NO PARKING AT COMOPARK

Will all "C" and "D" Sectionsides nlease note that cars mustnot be narked on any sectionof Coma Park. Council regula-tions forbid this practice and of-fenders will be booked by Coun-cil Parking Officers . Adequateparking is available in ComoAvenue and surrounding streets .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers 6.7 8.8 13.12 17.16-118MHS Old Boys 1.2 5.5 7.9 11.10- 76

HAMPTON ROVERS : James 5, Hucket t3, Morecroft 3, Tabram 2, Thompson, Moore,Cole, Meehan . BEST: Morecroft, McKiernan,James, Thompson, Tabram, Huckett .

M.H.S . OLD BOYS : Anthony 4, Doyle 2,Lucas, Morfield, Morrow, Tremaine, Tre-maine . BEST : Taylor, Anthony, Flegeltaub,Bismine, Schultz, Cortez .De La Salle OC 8.1 17.8 21.17 28.18-186West Brunswick 1 .3 4.5 6.6 8.8 - 56

DE LA SALLE : Stewart 9, Casey 5, Crox-ford 4, Griffin 2, Kowalski 2, Kerin 2,O'Reilly 2, O'Connor, Worsnop . BEST :Stewart, P . Kerin, Kowalski, O'Reilly, Crox-ford, Casey .

WEST BRUNSWICK: Rutledge 4, Jones2, Grainger 2 . BEST : Bates, Briggs, Jones,Leatham, Marcos, Rutledge .

Old Paradians 2 .1 5.5 6.6 10.12- 72Kew 2.3 6.7 7.11 7.12- 54

OLD PARADIANS : Downey 2, Elmoussall i2, I . Assetta, Baggio, Chisholm, Komisar-czyk, Panaccio, Wyatt . BEST: N. Hughes,Love, Downey, Baggio, Chisholm, Miller.

KEW : Goalkickers, Best Players not re-ceived, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday .

Reservoir OB 3.3 9.6 17.6 23.10-148Caulfield Gramm 3.9 8.11 14 .16 20.19-139

RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Truefeldt 8 ,Ryder 4, Allen 3, Malkoun 2, Laudani 2,Buckley, Kennedy, Smith, Whertley . BEST :Kennedy, Smith, Truefeldt, Malkoun, Rear-don, Getson, very even team effort .

CAULFIELD GRAM. : Strugnell 4, Wilson4, Lyle 2, Fielden 2, Marshall 2, Meadows2, Chisholm 2, D . Williams, Broughton .BEST: Meadows, Templeton, Broughton,Lyle, Fielden, Stugnell .Alphing*on forfeited to Geelong .

Rod Thomas plays his 50th Reserve game,this week . His placid manner off the fieldhas never marred his dash on the field .Commonwealth Bank hope to see many moregames from him in the future .

Ormond's Reserve Coach Neil Le Page,has retired to take uo a new venture ondaydream Island, Queensland . Neil is sen-ior vice president and attained his very welldeserved Life Membership last year . Hestarted with Ormond in 1964 and played over150 games . He has been a committee manfor many years and will be very hard toreplace . We wish "Copper" all the bestand are sure he will look after female'tourists with the same dedication he lookedafter his reserves . Congratulations to newcoach Kevin Chamberlain .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 7, 1977

100 UP TO R .O .B . PLAYERCongratulations to big Allan Dunn on

playing his long awaited ton with Reser-voir Old Boys . Al, one of the most colour-ful members of the club, is also a versatileplayer. Reputed to be the best "tap" ruck-man in the club (by A1) he has also playedon the back and forward lines. Al'sstrength is his main attribute, however heis a fine left foot kick and has left manyopponents floundering with his cleverturns . Looking forward to your 150th Al .Well done .

Caulfield Grammarians last Saturday wel-comed back into the senior team their lead-ing goalkicker for the past several seasons,John Butcher, who underwent a leg cpera-t ion late last year . John soon made hispresence felt, booted 4 goals and appearsset to give opposing full backs plenty offood for 2hou 2ht as the season advances .Coach of the Reserves team, member of theclub's executive committee, member of theV .A .F .A . Executive Committee, he still findsa little time to devote to the legal profes-sion, whilst wife Kelly also sees him oc-casionally.


Last Week's Result sC RESERVE SECTIO N

AJAX 3.2 7.6 10 .9 17.14-116Old Carey Gram 3.1 5.2 7.4 11.5 - 7 1AJAX : Jurberg 5, Nankin 2, D . Sackville2, Basser 2, Kozica 2, L. Saclcville, Komesa-rook, Milgrom, Blusztein . BEST : Basser,Korn, Morley, Jurberg, D . Sackville, Hof-fman .

OLD CAREY: Hearn 7, Armstrong, Gomer,

troi g11iParaskvaskC . Elliott, England, Shaw .Kew 1.2 6.4 9.4 12.8 -80Old Ivanhoe Gr 5 .4 5.4 9.8 11 .9 - 75KEW : Berry 4, Casauria 3, Bear, Cos-midis, Wheeler, Brown . BEST: Casauria,Lovett, Berry, Cleland, Cosmidis, Bell .

OLD IVANHOE : McDowell 7, Costos 2S . Mackenzie . BEST: McDowell, S . Mac-kenzie, Bramington, Costos, Kelsey, 3oo1 .Parkside 6.3 12.7 16.7 22.13-145UHS Old Boys 0 .1 1.1 1.4 1.5 - 1 1PARKSIDE : Bastow 7, Byrnes 4, Harvey4, Fraser 3, Hennessey, Harrell, Fletcher,Ware . BEST: Skalitsis, Byrnes, Elarvey,Bastow, Ware, Hennessey.

U.H.S . OLD BOYS: McKenzie . BEST:Balsallie, Poulter, Reid, Gallagher, Lus-combe, Carlyle:

Hampton Rovers 3.3 7.6 10.12 10.12- 72MHS Old Ba=,s 2.1 2.1 3 .2 7.5 - 47HAMPTON ROVERS : Wenzel 3, G . Englis h2, Hurst, Calloway, Huckeft, Thorn, Vasey .PEST : Healey, Campbell, Thorn, G . ;nglish,Vasey, Huckett .

M.H .S . OLD BOYS : Featherby 4, Orch-ard, Price, MacKenzie . BEST: Featherby,Ternes, Orchard, Price, Alloway, Bryce .Fawkner 2.0 5.1 8.6 15.8 - 98Old Xaverians 1 .2 4 .4 5 .5 5.7 - 37FAWKNER : Stewart 5, Stapleton 3 . N~udr2, J . Teasdale 2, Quinnel, Wilson, D . Rob-ertson . BEST: Naudr, J. Teasdale, Wilscn,Fergerson, Stapleton, G . ,tob~,,rtson .

OLD XAVERIANS : Fraser 2 . M. Eichorn,Franich, J. Zachariah. BEST: .I . Wilton,McCarthy, Clareborough, O'Connor, Powell,Jorgensen .

150 UP TO ORMOND CAPTAINCongratulations to Bruce Bou rn e on reach-ing 150 games with Ormond two weeksago . Bruce has achieved just about every-

thing possible in Amateur Football . Seniorand Under 19 Club Captain, VictorianCaptain and All Australian Vice Captain .Club Best and Fairest, A grade Best andFairest and Amateur Personality of theYear. Everybody at Ormond is lookingforward to at least 200 games from youBruce.

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ContinuedD RESERVE SECTION

Aldh na ton ell Br Q2 5.6 9.8 13.12- 90

p g 4 .0 7.0 8.1 9.1 - 55OLD CAMBERWELL: Hanson 4, Moran 3 ,

Pegram 2, Mullett 2, Fifer, Vincent . BEST:Hanson, Cottrill, Faul, Moran, Donkin, P .Steven .

ALPHINGTON: Plumpton 2, Sheldrick 2,2, Cree, Humm, Liberman .BEST : Williamson, Liberman, I . Harris,Matton, Ermacora, P . Harris.

Old Brighton Gr 2 .8 3 .15 9 .21 12 .24- 96LaTrobe Blacks 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.5 - 5OLD BRIGHTON: Bellmaine 5, Latzer 2Stretton 2, Hunt, Mullett . BEST: Beddoe,

Stretton, Mullett, Dick, Varcoe, Smak .LA TROBE BLACKS : BEST : Smith, Leth-borg, Barcellona, Davies .Assumption OC 1 .3 4.5 5.8 8.8 - 56Old Geelong 2 .2 3.3 4.5 5.6 - 36

Vipo dU 2Ip TzORyOLD COLL . : J . Mahar 2Daly, O'Callaghan,Jelliff. BEST: Vipond, S . Daly, Catanese,J. Mahar, Fitz, Gilmour .

OLD GEELONG : Fairbairn, Ogilvie, And-erson, Wells, T. Jackson . BEST: Peacock,Weibye, Fairbairn, I . Jackson, Boulter, N.Kearney.

State Bank 6.5 9.8 17 .9 18 .14-122Eisternwick 0.2 2.4 2.4 7.6 - 48STATE BANK : Lenehan 4 . Reilly 3, Jen-kins 2, Favier 2, Thane 2 . Kincaid 2 . Cloke,Brennan, Scott . BEST: Lenehan, Williams,Kincaid, Allott, Austerberry, Jenkins .ELSTERNWICK : Patey 2, Mclnnes 2, Stev-ens, Patience . Srb . BEST: White, Bradshaw,D . Mahony, Waller, Srb .St . Kevin's OB 4.0 9.7 12.10 15 .12-102Power House 1.1 3.2 7.3 9.3 - 57ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Nettleford 3 ,Davey 3, Bourke 2, Arnold 2'Fleming,- Gould 2A .Simpson 2, Kelly . BEST: A.Tsindos, Davey, Kelly. Arnold, P. vies .POWER HOUSE: Hailes 3, Dakin 2, Frizzell, Angolli, Artis, Minogue . BEST: M .Mason, Watson, Artis, Pullin, West, Dakin .

"'HIGH" VETERAN REACHES 200thSincere congratulations are extended to

John Cooper on playing his 200th gamefor Melbourne High . During the past yearsJohn has been an example to all playersin his displays of enthusiasm, drive andsheer guts and he has the respect andadmiration of all at M.H.S . John has servedon the Committee for many years and hasalso been a representative from our Clubin the Victorian State side. We wish Johnthe very best for his future playing yearsand look forward to his continued assoc-iation with our Club .


L

E RESERVE SECTION

~D 1

,I NZ Bank 3.10 4.16 9 .19 15 .21-111Brunswick =10.2 1.7 2.9 3.10- 28

ANZ BANK: Birkenfelds 5, Shaw 3, Holt2, Salter 2, Fehring, Jackson, Pecora. BEST :Birkenfelds, Holt, Hurd, Paul Orchard, PeterOrchard, Shaw.BRUNSWICK: Edge 2, Liddy . BEST: Dal-

ton, Howley, Anderson, Liddy, Johnston,White .

AMP Society 3 .1 5.2 10.4 12.5 - 77Old Mentonians 4.2 5.3 9.5 11.5 - 7 1

A.M .P. SOCIETY: P. Henderson 4, Mc-Laughlan 3, S . Carr 2, Joseph, Gilfillan.BEST: Nicholls, C . Jenkins, McLaughlan,P . Henderson, O'Sullivan, Padbury.

OLD MENTONIANS : Merlino 4, Shorten 2,Ericksen 2, Turnbull, Chamberlain, Robert-son. BEST: B. McKinlay, Merlino, Usher,

Robertson, Fleming, Lane.North Brunswick 8 .3 13.6 19.9 21 .14-140National Bank 1 .0 2 .0 2.2 3.2 - 20

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Archibald 5, Camp-bell 5, Turner 4, Muscat 3, Dowsett, Trot-er, Kokkinopolous, Manias . BEST : Piccolo,Kokkinopolous, Campbell, Trotter, Gering,Cioccio .

NATIONAL BANK: O'Connor, CampbellGrantham . BEST: Phillips, Grantham, John-son, Smith .

West Brunswick 0 .2 5.3 9.5 14.9 - 93Heatherton 4.4 8.4 10.8 13.9 - 87

WEST BRUNSWICK : Fyffe 4, Oakley 4,White 3, Beaumont, MacDonald, Tartaglia .BEST : Beaumont, Fyffe, J. Heenan, Kay,Rossitto, Vazquez.

HEATHERTON: Goalkickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday.Beverley Hills a bye

Colin "Ankles" Mercier strips for numberfifty today for A .M.P. Society. Congratula-tions Col, let's see the form you can pro-duce to put yourself back in the seniorteam where you belong.

State Banker, Tony 'Possum' Glennan to-day plays his 50th game for the club .Possum has been a great club member formany years. When not playing he is alwaysprepared to chip in and do his bit. On thefield 'Possum' never gives in . Althoughmainly a wingman 'Poss' can be put in anyposition and value will be attained . Clubsare lucky to have people like Tony intheir midst and we at the Bank would liketo commend him on reaching his first mile-stone and hope there are many more tocome.

Continue dF RESERVE SECTIO N

Glenroy 4.5 9 .11 10 .15 15.19-109Thornbury 2.2 3.5 5.8 5.9 - 39

GLENROY: Ford 6, Zulian 6, Forbes ,Stanley, Wakeling . BEST: Zulian, Wother-spoon, Ford, Maughan, Forbes, Krawczuk .

THORNBURY: Were 2, Burrows, Staff ,Burnie . BEST : Bradbury, Rademaker, Coly-er, Castagnini, Adams, Burrows .

St. Bede 's OC 2.6 7.13 9.16 16.20-116C'wealth Bank 3 .2 3.2 3.3 5.5 - 35

ST. BEDE'S O .C . : Christofas 4, Hahn 4,Irving 3, L. Terrell 2, Bowden, Fogarty,Kelly . BEST: Chrisltoflas, Ladds, Hahn,L . Terrell, Hall, Fogarty.

C'WEALTH BANK : Keating 4, Jorgenson .BEST : Keating, Dunkley, Athans, Johnson,Paternoster, Callanan .

Buileen-T'stowe 6.9 11 .10 17,16 19 .20-134Monash Whites 0.1 1 .3 1 .3 1.4 - 10

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOI'VE: Tenace 4, Pol-lard 4, Walton 3, Hill 2, Burton 2, Kelly,Smith, Sell, Harris. BEST: Sell, Roach,Kelly, Smith, Burton, Knell .

MONASH WHITES : Broxham . BEST : Grant,Broxham, Picone, Leahy, Taylor, Parsons .

Footscray I .T. 2.2 4.3 4.6 5.10- 40LaTrobe Reds 1 .3 2.6 2.10 2 .11- 23

FOOTSCRAY I.T . : O'Shea 2, Bennett, Lel-lica, Baulch . BEST: Young, Kerr, Sudari,Mancer, Thurston, Bennett .

LA TROBE REDS : Solomon 2. BEST : Solo-mon, Twomey, Perry, Kleeman, Crosbie,Sims .

Bulleen United 2.2 7.6 8.8 10.12- 72University Reds 1 .4 1.4 4.7 7.9 - 51

BULLEEN UNITED: Turner 3, D . Bryant2, Johnson 2, R . Bryant, Petch, McNeil.BEST : Gallagher, D . Bryant, Jeffs, Azer, V.Harvie, Petch .

UNIV. REDS : Naughton 2, Hendy, Kan-aris, Salusinsky, Stephenson, Trowbridge.BEST : Long, Kanaris, Coish, Greaney,Moodie, Sinn .

Old Brighton today congratulate GeoffLarkin on playing his 50th game for the cluband wishes him better luck than those play-ers who have recently received similar press.Geoff has been a leading reserves playerin the past couple of years and his con-siderable skill and ability to make gooduse of every kick have contributed to manyO .B .G . wins . This season he has earneda place in the First XVIII and judgingby last week's performance, intends makingit a permanent position . Well done Geoffand congratulations on achieving the halfton .


TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRESOn ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown . Seniors and Juniors at

2 p.m. Reserves at 11.45 a.m. Umpire for Reserves game shetwn in brackets .SELECTIONS ARE SHOWN AT THE CONCLUSION OF EACH "TIPSTER'S"

COLUMN IN THE PREVIEWS OF TODAY'S GAMES .

A SECTIO N

Ormond v North Old Boys - G . M . Simp-son . Goal : Moran, Peters (Budge) .

University Blues v Coburg - Kelly . Goal :Taylor, Stratton (Burke) .

Caulfield Gramm. v University Blacks (atEisternwIck Park) - Rowe. Goal: Ahlm,Paizis (Minson) .

St . Bernard's O .C . v Old Trinity Gramm .- Gow. Goal : Malcolm, Jenner (Ball) .

De La Salle O .C. v Marcellin O.C. -Goodman. Goal : Dunstan, Hateley (Speech-ley).

B SECTION

Old Melburnians v Monash Blues - Wills .Goal : McKenzie, Hillier Prideaux) .

St . Kilda CBOC v Collegians - Rowell.Goal : Murray, Macdonald Trevellyan) .

Old Haileyburians v Geelong - B. Nicholls.Goal : Stewart, Van Der Kaay (*) .

Old Paradlans v Old Scotch Coll . - C.Nicholl. Goal: * *, D. Smith .

Ivanhoe v Reservoir O.B . - Hindle . Goal:Watson, G . Simpson (Middleton).

C SECTION

Kew v Old Xaverians - Mcinnis (Wil-liams)

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A.J.A .X. v Hampton Rovers - Grubb(Forster) .

U.H.S . Old Boys v Old Carey Gramm. -Dodds (Brisbane) .

M.H .S . Old Boys v Old Ivanhoe Gramm. -Mead (Henry) .

Fawkner v Parkside - Field (Kitch).

D SECTION

Old Brighton Gramm . v Power House -Grace (Woolley) .

Old Camberwell Gramm . v Elsternwick -Cavanagh (Connell) .

Old Geelong v Alphington - Halbish(Clement-Smith) .

State Bank v La Trobe Blacks - Hill(Woodruff)-

St . Kevin's O.B. v Assumption O .C. -Johnston (Burridge) .

E SECTIONOld Mentonlans v West Brunswick - Mc-

Mahon (Pekin) .National Bank v Brunswick - Cogdon

(Magnusson) .Beverley Hills v A .M .P . Society - Power

MHzafiherton v North Brunswick - Sharpe

(Hoist) .ANZ Bank a bye .

F SECTIO NCommonwealth Bank v University Reds -

Jennings (Hinton).Thornbury v Footscray I .T. - Muller

(Henderson) .Monash Whites v Gienroy - Maebus (Rad-

ford) .La Trobe Reds v•St. Bede's O .C. - Booth

(Harkin) .Bulleen United v Bulleen-Templestowe -

Mason (McCartney) .JUNIOR SECTION 1

Coburg v Monash University - Lowe.University Blues v Ormond - Cunneen .St. Bernard's O.C . v Old Scotch Coll. -

Ryan .North Old Boys v Ivanhoe - Peake .University Blacks a bye.

JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers v Caulfield Gramm . -

Bishop.Alphington v Kew - McMaster .West Brunswick v Geelong - Tracey.Old Paradians v M.H.S . Old Boys -

Blair-Holt.Reservoir O.B. v De La Salle O.C. - J .

Smith .EMERGENCY UMPIRES :

Jenkin .* To be appointed.** Goal Umpires to be appointed, but

clubs must be prepared to supply GoalUmpires.

TIPSTERS' TALLYSection Last Week TotaiA Jim Fidge 12 40B Alf Keam 16 36C Alex Johnson 20 52D Keith Finlay - 16E Syd Whitfield 15 40F Norm Nugent 16 48Jun. 1 Cliff Bastow is 50Jun. 2 Peter Nathan 12 32

5 points for each winner in E Section andJunior Section 1 .4 points for each winner in the other

Sections.

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Football representative at the Heraldoffice and ask for scores. He has l'tthe time to tell you.

Nor has the Press Correspondent!Please rely on the Radio and News-

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