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PATRONS:The Hon. Mr. Justice Nagle W. E. Picken Esq.

PRESIDENT:W. H. Hart, Esq.

VICE PRESIDENT and DELIGATE A.N.F.C.Alderman J. K:. Stewart

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT:Messrs. W. H. Hart (Chairman), L. E. Brown, S. C. Felstead, W. G. Kernick, J. A. Magner,

C. F. Shiels, E. Spencer, J. K. Stewart, J. W. Hammond (Hon. Asst. Sec.)B. G. Osborne (Financial Adviser), K. G. Ferguson (Sec.-Treasurer)

PERMIT AND MATCH COMMITTEEMessrs. C. F. Shiels (Chairman), M. Branson, A. C. Davie (Secretary)

PROTESTS AND DISPUTES COMMITTEEMessrs R. Brain (Chairman), H. -Buckley, F. J. Hay, G. Pile, R. Skinner

UMPIRES APPOINTMENT BOARDMessrs R. M. Baker (Chairman), L. O'Connor and J. A. Williams

STATE SELECTION COMMITTEEMessrs Joe Armstrong (Chairman), Joe Dean, J. Egan, D. Hill and C. F. Shiels

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PROGRESS POINTS14: G. McKenzie (ES), P. Body (SN),

B. Tyler (SS).12: L. Lyttleton (NS).11: R .Todd (St. m.10:B. Foley (Sm, R. Hoggett (WS).9: P. Dean (N), C .Moses (WS).8: P. Ord (NS), P. Killian (St. G).7: B. Inglis (N), G. Green (St. m, B.

Barnes (N), R. Cressey (SD).

G. Clarke (SS), L. Heatherington (WS),G. Presnell (SD).1: T. Burberry (NS), R. Houston

(SN), D. Mattiske (SU), J. Vella (ES),B. McMahon (SD).

Saturday and leave again at 8.10 p.m.on Sunday. They will be staying atthe William Hotel, Darlinghurst.

The visitors will be guests of theLeague at the Newtown-Western Sub-urbs competition match at TrumperOval on Sunday.

It will be noted that the teams havefavoured Millers Hotels, where theyare assured of being treated in thefriendly way.

Every suburb - every town - inNew South Wales will be there for theGreat Day of the Year-Expo 67 at theS.C.G. - next Saturday, July the 15th.

By train and plane from the Riverinathe voices of Grong Grong - Matong- Coolamon - Wagga Wagga - Hay- Finley - and - Narrandera willbe heard roaring for Geelong andEssendon.

Darwin - The Katherine - Newcas-tle Waters - and - The Alice will re-present The Territory.

Cessnock - Maitland - and - New-castle - on - the Hunter . willsteam into Central by the Flyer.

Wollongong - the Capital of thelllawarra - wUleome by road andrail - joining in with the eontingentfrom Boys Town - to fill The Hill atthe S.C.G.

EXPO 67 AT THE S.C.G.

Eastern Suburbs centreman, GrahamMcKenzie, in earning the major awardin the match against Western Suburbson Sunday, progressed to joint leader-ship with Sydney Naval centreman,Peter Body, and South Sydney half-back, Brian Tyler, each on 14 points.The Phelan Medal carries a $400cash

prize and an Ansett-AN.A. holiday tripfor two to Hayman Island for a week.

The week-end awards were:-3: B. Inglis (N), R. Barnetson (B), J.

Trowbridge (SU), G. McKenzie (ES),R. Todd (St. G).2: D. Hiscock (NS), C. Quilkey <B),

The Essendon party of fifty is due toarrive Mascot by Ansett AN.A. at 6.5p.m. on Friday next and depart at 6p.m. on Sunday. They will be locatedat the Oceanic Hotel, Coogee.Geelong, numbering fifty, will arrive

Mascot at 7.25 p.m. by Ansett A.N.Aon Friday and depart at 5 p.m. on Sun-day. Their headquarters will be thebrighton Hotel, Brighton-Ie-Sands.The Queensland contingent of 24 ar-

rive Mascot by T.A.A. at 8.40 a.m. on

PHELAN MEDALBEST AND FAIREST FIRST GRADE

TEAM MOVEMENTS NEXT WEEK-END

Gaining ground among Interstate andOverseas Visitors is the MUST to beat the Sydney Cricket Ground nextSaturday.Hotel bookings are mounting for re-

servations for Expo 67 at the S.C.G.

Friends - Families - Parties fromall points North - South - E'ast andWest are coming in by plane - train- and - ship.

It will be a gathering of the Leagueof Nations to see the League of Foot-ball Australia in action.

New Guinea - Papua - and - thesurrounding islands will fly the flag ofthe Papua-New Guinea League.

From the Gold Coast a contingent ofOfficials - Players -and - supportersare coming by the plane load to watchQueensland and New South Walestussle for the Eastern Coast supremacy.

It was a clear cut case of footballerscelebrates at Leo Sullivans on Sundaynight. With 2 good wins under our beltsand a good band in attendance, it wasone of our most successful social events.Once again our hard working ladiesauxiliary provided excellent tucker. Itwas a bonzer turn and that's for"Georgy Moore."

SQUADSThe girls extend an open invitation to

the crowd at the S.C.G. to join in withthem to cheer N.S.W. on to Victory.David Plummer, Cheer Squad Leader,

for Essendon with 24 members, will ar-rive by train at 8.45 a.m. next Saturdayand proceed straight to Expo 67 at theS.C.G.

In a letter this week to the League The Essendon Cheer Squad are look-Secretary they expressed their delight ing forward to meeting the N.S.W.Cheerand approval to THE SUN FANS FOOT- Squad to chorus together in a mightyBALL CONTEST-to use Mary and Shir- rolling roar for Roger Hoggett and hisley's words, "It's terrific." Merry N.S.W. Men.

SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CLUB NOTESUp until threequarter time it was good match as did George McCoy,

anybody's game. However the final Brian Attard and Gus Parker. Oncequarter showed a quality in our play again the football was of a high stan-not previously apparent, to be contain- dard and this combination shoulded for threequarters of a match and acquit itself well in the final series.then break away in convincing style. The Thirds were unlucky to go downThe game was played in perfect con- by a very doubtful goal. In a goal for

ditions and _the standard high. My vote goal encounter with St. George. Prom-for "top bird" goes to Greg McNaugh- inent were Terry Barnes, Roy Channellton whose drop kicking was peerless, Leo Edwards, Dick Glennon and Steveand earned him 5 goals. Dennis Nicks McCurley.on the wing was most consistant andwas a clear winner in his position. JohnMiles, was at his top and very soundgames were turned in by Presnell,Neilsen, Stein (under difficulties), Hig-gins and Young.The Reserves with a good even com-

bination, headed by Phil Prosser with6 goals, boosted their percentages at St.George's expense. Chris Farrel had a

SCHOOL AND JUNIOR TOPICSN.S.W. Shell Challenge Cup: Coach Both boys will be invited to tryout for

Roy Hayes (Eastern Suburbs) will com- either the Teal Cup team againstmence putting his training squad of Queensland or Shell Challenge CupUnder 15 years players through their team against Canberra and Queensland.paces on Sunday next. This age group Roman is a terrific centreman, and A.is our strongest, and players selected Cheetman is a top rover.will definitely be the best in their res- Rumoured: League President, Mr. W.pective playing positions. H. Hart, will introduce Rev. SisterVictoria is not the only State with Janet, Coach of John Bosco Convent

members of the fair sex occupying Ex- footballers, to members of Geelong andecutive positions in Junior Clubs. Essendon football teams on the occasionN.S.W. have many ladies carrying out of the Sydney Cricket Ground fixture.official position with clubs, and we are Over to you, Mr. President, for confir-grateful to Mesdames D. Russell, E. mation.Ede, J. Barden, P. Percy, M. Hunter, Newcastle Schoolboys have 3 "pin upjust to mention a few, for the wonder- boys", namely, Merv. Pollamounter,ful work being done, which in turn re- Fred Lane and John Funnell. Theyleases their husbands to carry out extend best wishes to Fred and John,"field work" and trust they will catch the LeagueUniversity' Official Bruce Sturdee, State Selectors eyes on the occasion of

will shortly confer with Schools' Or- the selection of the N.8.W. Eighteenganiser Rhys Giddey, with a view to to play Queensland as the curtain rai~erproviding Umpires for the High Schools to Geelong v Essendon. They thmkcompetitions in Cumberland and Green Merv. Pollamounter would have beenValley. Nice work, Bruce. a natural for selection had he beenTwo names to remember, Roman available. (John Funnell has' had a

Sydor and A. Cheetman of Newcastle. meteoric rise from our Junior ranks).Balmain Slide. Best for Navy were against Easts in this Sunday's game.

CHEERSchoolgirls Mary O'Connell and Cath-

erine Siddle of Gordon have formed aCheer Squad for New South Wales.They will be there with their School

friends in full force and full throat toencourage the Waratahs to topple theBananalanders off their perch.

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ROUND 17AUGUST 12, SATURDAY

Syd. Naval v UniversitySouth Sydney v St .George

AUGUST 13. SUNDAY8almain v WestsSth. Districts v North ShoreNewtown v Easts

ROUND 18AUGUST 19, SATURDAY

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JUNE 18. SUNDAYSydney Naval v WestsSouthern Districts v Easts

ROUND IIJUNE 24, SATURDAY

Sth Sydney v Syd. NavalUniversity v Newtown

JUNE 25, SUNDAYSt. George v 8almainWests v Southern DistrictsEasts v North Shore

ROUND 12JULY I, SATURDAY

Syd. Naval v 8almainNewtown v North ShoreUniversity v Sth. Sydney

JULY 2, SUNDAYSth. Districts v St. GeorgeEasts v Wests

ROUND 13JULY 8, SATURDAY

Sth. Sydney v Sth. Districts8almain v Unievrsity

JULY 9, SUNDAYEasts v Sydney NavalSt. George v NewtownNorth Shore v Wests

JULY IS, SATURDAYN.S.W. v QueenslandEssndon v Geelong

ROUND 14JULY 16, SUNDAY

Wests v NewtownJULY 22, SATURDAY

North Shore v UniversitySth. Sydney v 8almain

JULY 23, SUNDAYSydney Naval v Sth. DistrictsSt. George 'v Easts

ROUND ISJULY 29, SATURDAY

University v WestsSouth Sydney v Easts

JULY 30. SUNDAYNewtown v Sydney NavalSt. George v North ShoreSth. Districts v 8almain

ROUND 16AUGUST 5. SATURDAY

Newtown v Sth. SydneyUniversity v Southern Dis.

AUGUST 6, SUNDAYSyd.. Naval v North ShoreWests v St. George8almain v Easts

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ROUND IAPRIL 8, SATURDAY

Newtown 13.14 d. 8almainAPRIL 9, SUNDAY

Easts 16.24 d. Sth. Dis.N. Shore 10.13 d. S. SydneyWests 12.15 d. Syd. NavalSt. George 19.29 d. Syd. Uni.

ROUND 2APRIL IS, SATURDAY

Easts 13.11St. George 15.9Newtown 16.15

APRIL 16, SUNDAYWests 16.18 d. Sth. Dis.Naval 20-19 d. Sth. Syd.

ROUND 3APRIL 22, SATURDAY

Syd. Uni. 7.16 d Sth. Syd..APRIL 23, SUNDAY

Naval 11.26 d. 8almainSth. Dis. 18.18 d. St. GeorgeWests 16.12 d. EastsNewtown 20.19 d. North Shore

ROUND 4APRIL 29, SATURDAY

Newtown 15.18 d. St. George8almain 17.18 d. Syd. Uni.

APRIL 30. SUNDAYWests 13.25 d. North ShoreEasts 14.20 d. NavalSth .Dis. 14.10 d. Sth. Syd.

ROUND SMAY 6. SATURDAY

Newtown 17.10 d. WestsN. Shore 21.23 d. Syd. Uni.

MAY 7, SUNDAYEasts 12.11 d. st. GeorgeSth. Dis. 15.17 d. Syd. NavalS. Sydney 11.16 d. 8almain

ROUND 6MAY 13, SATURDAY

Easts 16.24 d. 5th. SydneyWests 30.20 d. Sydney Uni.

MAY 14, SUNDAYNewtown 13.13Nth. Shore 23.13Sth. Dis. 12.18

MAY 20, SATURDAYTo be arranged

MAY 21. SUNDAYNewcastle v SydneyN.S.W. v A.C.T.

ROUND 7MAY 27, SATURDAY

Norths 15-13 d. NavalEasts ... ... 7-20 d. 8almain

MAY 28, SUNDAYNewtown 23-23 d. Sth. SydneySth. Dis. 17.28 d. Syd. Uni.Wests 11-13 d. St. George

ROUND 8JUNE 3, SATURDAY

University v Sydney NavalNorth Shore v Southern Dis.

JUNE 4. SUNDAYSt .George v Sth. SydneyWests v 8almainEasts v Newtown

ROUND 9JUNE 10, SATURDAY

Sth. Sydney v WestsEasts v University

JUNE 11, SUNDAYSydney Naval v St. George8almain v North ShoreSouthern Districts v Newtown

ROUND 10JUNE 17, SATURDAY

University v St. GeorgeSth. Sydney v North Shore8almain v Newtown

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NEWTOWN CLUB NOTES"Bewman's Yeamen" have dane it Thirds ensured themselves ar place in

again. After a scrappy start in the first the finals with a 5 paint win avertwa quarters and a few wards fram Narths. Neil Spilstead daminated play,"Gardy" at half time the 'Tewns played and was well assisted by Jim McGawan,inspiring faatball to' register a faur gaal Mike Casey and Graham Janes.win. The basketball side suffered their firstBarry Inglis turned in a great game defeat af the campetitian, lasing 41-29to'

to' gain three paints in the Paratel Award Ashfield Marist Brathersand Dac O'Cannar, Denny Aitken and Readers will be pleased to' knaw thatClem Kearns received one each. Pra- yaung Danny Free (san af Bill and Cara)gress scares: Graeme Gardiner 11, Paul is aut af haspital after his recent illness.Dean 9, Denis Aitken 9, Dennis O'CO'n- AlsO'we are sarry to' repart that Mikenar 7, Barry Inglis 7, Jim Casta 6, and McCrudden is in the Caast haspital withJeff Black 4. hepatitis and yaung Karen Egan is inThe Secands after halding a winning bed' with the same camplaint. Best

lead af five gaals at quarter time, allaw- wishes gO'to' these twa yaung suppartersed Narths to' run away with the game. far a quick recavery.

SYDNEY NAVAL CLUB.NOTESWith mixed feelings I review last ,Chris GO'lding, Cal. Mason, Dick De

week's games ... sarraw for the Firsts Kuyper and Fred Kahl, whilst Ericand jay far the SecO'nds. Leeming natched a cO'upIe af six paint-Initially the Firsts . . . a very disap- ers.

painting effart by' the majarity af the Far this week's game against Easts ateam to' let Belmain escape fram aur Watch has been danated to' aur Besthalf time' lead and recard a deserving First Grade Player by Mr. Keith Price.!victary. Outstanding fer NaV(y'were We "(",auld alsO' like to' thank twa afTed Clarke, Peter Baxter, Dinny Man- aur stalwart supparters-Daug. Ander-delis, and Clive Neltharpe, whilst Kevin san and Graliam McIntyre-far theirBatchelar was an target with five geals. danatian af trap hies far the end af theA brighter result was the autcame of seasan.

the Secands, where Navy had a cam- Haping we can chalk up twa winsfartable victary against a determined

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Ken Garcia was partaf every warthwhilemave we made andwas aur best. Smith,N. Garcia, Haggett,Hetheringtan, Jan e sand Perkins all playedsalidly.

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Roger Hoggett, Captain-Coach of NewSouth Wales, on beha-lf of the WaratahState team gives a big Thank You toTHE SUN.

AUSSIE RULES COMPETITION,C/- The Sun Sparting Department,

Janes Street, BraadwayNew Sauth Wales

Remember the best letters, af natmare than 150 wards, will share in the200 Tickets to' be given away far theS.C.G. games an July 15th next.And-The Very Best Letter Writer

will get $100,to' be decided by a Panelaf three Judges":"-BillHart, Can Simansand Pally Farmer.The Hundred Dallar Winner will re-

ceive his prize persanally fram PallyFarmer, the Captain af Geelang, infrant af the big crawd at the CricketGraund.Watch and Buy The Sun daily far

camments and caupans.

New-THE SUN- FANS -

NameAlan MarksBrian BuryTiger BlackV.F.L. HaurJahn HardyFrank Bird

FOOTBALL- T.V. AND RADIO - TIME-TABLEStation: Session.RadiO'2BL Spartsman's ParadeChannel 9 WarId af SpartRadiO'2KY News SpartChannel 2 SpartsviewChannel 2 Sparts ReviewChannel 7 Sparts Actian

Time6.30p.m.10.30a.m.1l.00 a.m.2.00p.m.6.30p.m.l.00 p.m.

The Sun Fans Faatball Campetitianis drawing to' a clase.

One of the most successful SportingCompetitions ever conducted by aNewspaper, President Bill Hart and theBoard of Management of the N.S.W.Football League thank everyone con-nected with THE SUN for their magni-ficent gesture.

Essendan and Geelang Players andOfficials jain with Bill Hart in tender-ing their sincere thanks to' this leadingSydney Newspaper.

President Bill Brew af Essendan andPresident Jack Jennings af Geelangsaid their teams will play inspired faat-ball as a measure af their appreciatian.

The President af Queensland FaatballLeague Alan Bradley telephaned to' sayTHE SUN can expect the best fram theNarthem State.

Geelong -FootballQueensland

WESTERN SUBURBS NOTESThe Magpies Reserves shawed the way gave the crawd gaod value. Easts gat

with a healthy win by 72 paints. Amas within a gaal af aur scare but a replySmith bagged 9 gaals and made a fine by Hetheringtan taak aff the pressure .cantributian to' this victary. Others to' A mark by Agrums an the baundaryfeature were Leach, Raberts, Canlan, whO' hand-balled to' Causins in theYard and Taylar. square resulted in anather majO'r to'A devastating first quarter far the make the pasitian safer. TwO' mare

Firsts gave them a cammanding 4 gaal gaals by the Magpieslead at the change. Easts fought back against ane far Easts,~~~~~~=~ ~~~~~a tarrid time, to' pull up and get within ners by 24 paints.8 paints at half time.With the enfarced retirement af

O'Dannell thraugh injury, Danavancame an in the third in are-shuffledside. A very even quarter, with castlyinaccuracy far the Magpies, gave us aslim 13 paints margin gaing intO' thelast.The final quarter praduced the best

faatball seen in Sydney this seasan and

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COMPETITION TABLEFIRST GRADE

Newtown 11 1 1294 852 44tWestern Subs. 10 1 1476 690 42Southern Dis. 8 4 1066 997 32North Shore... 7 5 1105 977 28• Eastern Subs. 7 4 868 853 28tSydney Naval 5 6 1010 906 22St. George 5 7 1306 1012 20Balmain "...... 2 10 793 1117 8.Sydney Uni.... 2 9 671 1210 8South Sydney. 1 11 593 1568 4

t Drawn match * Deferred matchRESERVE GRADE

Western Subs. 11 1 942 352 44North Shore 10 2 799 462 40• Uni N.S.w. 9 2 868 290 36Southern Dis. 8 4 710 430 32Sydney Naval 8 4 749 531 32St. George ".... 5 7 662 520 20Newtown ... ". 4 8 606 559 16"Eastern Subs. 3 8 577 705 12Balmain ... 1 11 266 1210 4South Sydney".. - 12 198 1318

,', Deferred matchTHIRD GRADE

Western Subs. 11 1 673 257 44Sydney Naval 9 1 653 115 36St. George ". 9 3 649 362 36Newtown 7 5 283 423 28Southern Dis. 4 8 248 436 16Eastern Subs. 4 7 148 525 16North Shore ,,, ". 2 9 148 684 8

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Spectators once again received greatvalue from a Southern Districts v St.George clash at Rosedale on Sunday.Several times the Saints looked like-

ly to break away but on each occasionthe Blue and Whites were able to re-store the' position. In the end it wastheir great accuracy that clinched thevictory.We had 18 triers and several very

good players. Bob Stirling was on topat centre half back and Ralph Todd,playing his last game for the season, asusual controlled the centre. John Bol-ton and Wally Wallis were sound in de-fence and Kim Smith, Dale Dalton, Geoff

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Essendon's great display against Carl-ton, leaders in the V.F.L. competition,augurs well for next Saturday's bigclash with Geelong at the S.C.G.Carlton was saved from certain defeat

by the Dons inaccuracy at the goalfront.Essendon had 25 scoring shots while

:the Blues had only 19, but were on tar-get.

South Sydney Club has fallen on leantimes in recent years.However, it is no fault of Alby Young,

a wonderful worker and loyal supporterof the club for a long period of years.During his association with the club,

Alby has seen many champions wearingthe Red and Green uniform.Names that come quickly to hand in-

clude Frank Dixon, Hector Starr, RexFerguson, the late Bill Morris, who wona Brownlow Medal in Victoria, .ClydeHelmer and Max Lowe.

The Sydney public will see two ofAustralia's champion footballers as op-posing captains at the S.C.G. next Satur-day.Ken Fraser, Essendon and former Vic-

torian captain who is a magnificent cen-tre half forward.The Geelong captain is Graham

"Polly" Farmer, who has representedboth Western Australia and Victoria.Polly is one of the most polished

ruckmen the game has known.

Round thirteen appears evenly bal-anced, the clash between Sydney Navaland Easts should be a thriller, however,despite Easts great form against Wests,I select Naval to win narrowly.In other games Southern Districts,

Newtown, Wests and University arechosen to win.

THE FOOTBALL RECORDAROUND THE PICKETS

(By AUB REED)

JULY 8, 1967

popular personality Ray Howardmakes an interesting point concerningthe famous Newtown Club.One of the oldest football clubs in

Sydney, Newtown has won 17 premier-18 occasions.The interesting point is that Newto,wn

has never won a premiership title atTrumper Oval. All of Newtown's 17premierships were won at ErskinevilleOval.At present, in top position on the

competition table, the Red and Whiteshave not won a first gr~de pennantsince 1950.

Sydney Naval's shining star is BobOlive, a Western Australian player ofhigh quality.Bob has thrilled the Sydney crowds

with his long kicking and high marking.Olive, who was formerly attached to

the Navy, plays in the full back posi-tion.

Eastern Suburbs players to catch theeye in last Sunday's thrilling clash withWests were Graham McKenzie, whomust have had a "million" kicks atcentre. Ron Fitzpatrick, Graeme Sum-mers, Jack Hamilton, Terry Stone, MikeCamilleri, John Roberts, Kevin Little,Bobby Jones and Brian Ratcliffe.

V.F.L. Club, MeLbourne, in the processof rebuilding their side had no less than13 players under the age of 21 againstCollingwood last Saturday .Don Williams, 31, and Brian Dixon 30,

were the only veterans in the Demonsline-up.Melbourne with five wins, will miss

the four this year, but can look forwardto next season with optimism.

Leading voting details are:-RYDER, Peter, W.S.

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Green and Graham Kenny were pick ofthe remainder.The depleted Reserves were soundly

beaten but not disgraced. Third-grader(or is it ex Third Grader?) Geoff Arguswas great in the back pocket and othersto distinguish themselves were Col. Har-ris, Pat McCourt, Nev. Shaw and RaySamuels.The Thirds onee again kept the

Dragon flag flying with a hard earnedseven point win.Walsh Award: Firsts: R .Todd 4, K.

Smith 3, D. Dalton 2, R. Stirling 2; J.Bolotn 1. Reserves: D. Smith 5, C.Hamer 4, R. Samuels 2, P. McCourt 1.

1. MacDONALD,C.2. McCOURT,V.3. SINGLlNE, C.4. DALTON,D.6. SLOANE, J.7. GREEN,G. (Vice Captain)8. SERICH, R.9. STERLING, R.10. KEMP, G.11. McCOURT,P.12. DURRANT,H.13. WILLATS,W.14. ELVISH, R,.15. DWYER,G. (Capt. Coach)16. TYNDAl.E,S.17. SMITH, K.18. NICOLL,P.19. BOLTON, J.20. GREEN,D.21. BELBIN M.22. KILLIAN,P.23. WEYMOUTH,J.24. TODD, R.25.26. MAYNE, J.27. SHUTTLEWORTH,F.28. CRAMPTON,S.37. Trotman, P.38. Liddy, J.

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Ground Manager: Mr. S. FELSTEAD1. SCHRODER,G.2. FREE, W. (Vice Capt.)3. BARNES, B.4. COSTA, J.5. DEAN,M.6. ELLIS, B.7. SIGSWORTH,A.8. VUKE, T.9. INGLIS, B.10. GARDINER,G .11. DISHER, I.12. McKENZIE,J.13. BLACK, J.14. SAMBROOK, G.15. HANCOCK,G.16. VENUS,J.17. O'CONNOR,D.18. MANN, K.19. DEAN, P.20. BOWMAN,C. (Cap. Coach)21. AITKEN, D.22. CALEAR,A.23. KEARNS, C.24. FRIEND, R.25. ELEMENT,M.

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*********************** ***********************~ it it *"it SYDNEY : : EASTERN ~: NAVAL : : SUBURBS ~: RED AND BLUE : : (BLUE-RED & WHITE HOOPS) ~it it it .,.~ ~+.~~............. . .

TRUMPER, SUNDAY, JULY 9Umpires: Field, L .PALMER; Goal, S .CARBIS, J. McLEOD; Boundary, J .PATTERSON,

A. FRIEDLIEBReserve, B. OWENS; Boundary, I. McMUTRIE, J. GRACE

Ground Manager: Mr. J. MAGNER1. HOUSTON,R. Capt.)2. DAVIS, L.3. HIGGINS, G.4. SWARD, D.5. BODY,P.6. KELLY, J.7. JOHNSON, K.8. BOHLS, R.9. HALL, B.10. McMILLAN, D.11. BAXTER, P.12. GOLDING, C.13. CLARK, E.

. 14. McGRATH, M.15. DeKUYPER, D.16.17. VALENTA, J.18. NELTHORPE,C.19. CAREY, J.20. HARDING, J.21. MANDELlS, D.

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.'1. NOACK, E.2. FOLEY, B.3. McNAUGHTON, G.4. STEIN,W. (V. Capt.)5. LARKIN, D.6. SMITH, A.7. CRESSY, R.8. MILES, J. (Capt.)9. YOUNG, A.10. JOHNSON, R.11.12. McCOY, G.13. SAYER, P.14. PRESNELL, G.15. LOGAN, J.16. ROACH, W.17. KEYSER, J.18. NEILSON, J.19.20. GALLAGHER, B.21. HUME, W.22.23.24. LEONI, A.25. THOMSON, R.26. NICKS, D.27.28. WHITE, L.29. McLAUGHLIN, M.30.

Ground Manager, 'Mr.C. F. SHIELS.

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ERSKINEVILLE, SATURDAY, JULY 8Umpires: Field, D. LEEDHAM; Goal, J. RYAN, L. MAGEE; Boundary, J'. KNIGHT, R. HAYES

Reserve, I. McMUTRIE; Boundary, S. SEWELL, B. OWENSThird, J. KNIGHT

1. CLARKE, G.2. HOURIGAN,J.3. WITKORSKI, B.4. FOXON, P.5. ELLARD,N.6. ARMSTRONG,J. (Cpt Coach)7. TYLER, B.8. LOUGHLIN, W.9. PARKER,K.10. VERDON,K.11. WHITBURN, T.12. CANN, G.13. CULHANE, T.14. WARREN,M.15. TISCHLER, M.16. SCHRAMM, D. (V. Capt)17. BEALE, P.18. PARKER, H.19. WYNN, J.20. PERRIN, S.21. WELDON, J.22. AHRENS, H.23. WEBB, .s.24. COOK, S.25. BEAN, J.

SOUTO SYDNEY CLUB NOTESOnce again we continued our losing and Cecil Williams was always to the

way in the mud at Picken Oval. There fore.were some good individual efforts, but Our Secretary, Ian Granland, is at pre-we were no match for the Students. sent down South and the word is roundThose to stand out were 1. Stuart, D. that he is trying to break into the Homi-Hathaway, P. Foxon, C. Cook, N. Clark, cide Series.M. Tischler' and J. Armstrong. The Citrus Kid arrived with a specialMany thanks to the servicemen, many brand on Saturday-they were beauties.

of whom travel over 200 miles to play Mesdames Simmons (Senior and Junior)with the Rabbits. as usual performed a good job with theThe Reserve Grade side also went guessing competition. Thanks are also

down to much stronger opposition. Iron extended to Jeff Hartley for acting asman Porter gave much needed support Timekeeper.

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and Bill Hampson was very muchmissed. The return of Bill Corbettand Bob Asquith was most welcome.The Under 15's were well served by

Garry Hogan, Wayne Smythe andBrad Dean in their game againstWests. Ralph Waldock has a verygood newcomer in Ian Noonan for theUnder 13's who had a good' winagainst Green Valley.Keep the 29th July free for Kevin

Little's At-home after the' matchagainst South Sydney.

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We out played, out bumped and outran Wests for most of an excellenthard fought game but could not put thepoints where they were needed-onthe board. .Graham McKenzie was again the

best on the ground. It would be toohard otherwise to say who was out-standing for Easts, although BrianPandelis looks a coming champion.The Reserves went down in a tough

game that did not reflect the scores.The strength of big men Ted Sharpe

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NORTH SYDNEY OVAL, SUNDAY, JULY 9 .Umpires: Field, J. MELROSE; Goal, J. LANSER, L. MAGEE; Boundary, P. BUSSENSCHUTT,

L. NEVINReserve, H. BLACKBURN; Boundary, D. LEEDHAM, B. FIELDING

Ground Manager: Mr. J. HAMMOND1. HOGGETT,R. (Capt.)2. RYAN, M.3. ANDERSON, R.4. BROWN, J.5. GARCIA, K.6. O'DONNELL, J.7. AGRUMS, P.8. SPANE, J.9. BURGESS,P.

10. PERKINS, D.11. MOSES, C.13. JONES, W.14. HAYES, C.15. SMITH,W.18. RYDER,P.19. NICHOLLS, B.21. CONLON,D.22. GARCIA,N.23. ROSER,K.25. SHARP, R.26. JAMIESON, W.27. LEACH, K.28. HETHERINGTON,L.29. SEAMONS, K.30. DUNN, R.31. McKENZIE, D.34. COUSINS, J.36. SARA, R:41. TAYLOR, B.47. TOU, J .

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Umpires, Field, B. FIELDING; Goal, S. CARBIS, G. WOOD; Boundary, L. WOOD, J. WINTERReserve, J. GRACE; Boundary, H. BLACKBURN, R. BAKER

Ground Manager, Mr. W. H. HART1. DARE, J.2. DARE, R.3. LONG, P.4. BARNETSON5. VERCO (Captain/Coach)6. CHANDLER, B.7. QUILKEY, C. <ViceCaptain)8. HAWKSWORTH,R.9. THOMPSON, L.11. McGOWAN, R:12. HICKEY, G.13. MELDRUM, J.14. COLES, J.15. LANE, R.16. ECKERSLEY,J.17. WINCH, R.18. CROSS, M.19. STUPPLE, R.20. FRANKS, N.21. LISTER, J.22. HARE,G.24. BANDY, G.25. HAMPSON, P.33. SHNIEDER, H.36. WILDE, A.39. LACEY, M.43. KLOSE, T.46. KENNY, J.47. MYERS, E.48. ENRIGHT, P.

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BALMAIN CLUB NOTESNORTH SHORE CLUB NOTESCaptain Cec. Quilkey, manning the

helm, steered the "Tigers" on a truecourse last Saturday at Trumper whenBalmain recorded a great win againstSydney Naval.After being down by four goals at

half time the "Tigers" managed to pegthe Navy's lead back to a few pointson the final change. Sensing victorywithin their grasp-the last quartersaw a tenacious "Tiger" team win theday: Fast attacking football feature,excellent marking, accurate goal kick-ing and perfect team work was theorder of the day-all 18 Balmain boysplayed like champions.

Now that they have returned to topform bigger and better wins can beexpected from this "Never say die""Tiger" pack.The Reserve Grade team put up a

good effort against a more experiencedNavy side. Players to show out were:Paul Enright and Paul Hopley.On the Social Side. The Balmain-

Ryde Junior Association are holding aCabaret on Friday July 28 at the Mas-onic Hall, Victoria Road, Drummoyne.Tickets are $3.5 a double and $1.75 asingle, and by contacting John Mel-drum-56-7094f---reservationsi can bemade.

At Erskineville last Saturday wecould manage only one win out of thethree games played.Although we never "gave in" New-

town proved too strong in the seniormatch and consequently we were un-able to head them.Good tactical moves by Coach

Graeme Long at three quarter timeproved to be the winning factor for oursecond eighteen. Trailing all day wemanaged to come from behind in the

last few minutes to grab victory.The juniors are getting closer to a

win each week. Newtown beat themon the bell after an exciting game.Thanks go to all concerned for a

most enjoyable film night last Thurs-day.We appeal to all wives, girl friends,

and mothers to get the boys off to thefootball earlier on Saturday or Sunday.At the moment some of them are arriv-ing anything up to 24 hours late.

• SOUTH AUSTRALIA. TASMANIA. QUEENSLAND. NEW SOUTH WALES. WESTERN AUSTRALIA. NORTHERN TERRITORY •

~FOOTBAL DSTRALIA~o ER RI RA A

EIGHTEEN PLAYERS A SIDE. XVII'I • AUSTRALIA WIDE EDITORED BY CHARLES F. M. GRANT

Space-Aero-Jet-Astro translated to the Arena of Australian Footb:ll is the S.A./.A. for the four Quarters in which we play Eighteen-A-Side on the largestfootball field in the World spells Space-Space to move-Space to play-Space for thy spectators to see the flight of the ball. Aero calls to mind the Airborne style ofplay the Eighteen-A-Side needs to dominate the game-to get the ball off the ground-into the air-through to the Full Forward to the centre goal-before the bayingpacks-of the opposing Backs-have a chance to realise they have been beaten in the Rucks-and-at all points of play. As fast as Jets the Rovers move-dodgingand weaving-away from the Rucks-to kick the ball across to the fastest movers in the game-the Astronauts-who kick and mark with all the deadly accuracy ofguided missiles. Straight to the ball they fly-over the heads of the slower moving antelopes-in the perpetual motion-to take the prize and the applaudits of thecrowd. In all the thrilling moments-of this brilliant fast moving game-there is one trained to the peak of perfection-the greatest ,jet propelled actionist on the field-who cannot falter for one second-The Umpire in control on whose sight and speed depends the decisions of the game.

ANTI-FOLSAre - Agin The Guvment - Agin

Themselves - and - Agin Football.To an appeal by the League of

Ardent Supporters and the Union ofOne Eyed Football Fans to the WatsonBay Gap Tribunal-The Aggravator-General replied:-"To end the Cold War waged by the

Anti Mob, feed them an Anti-Dose ofAnti-Anything-it will either Kill orKure.

BOWMAN'S BOWMENAt Erskineville Oval, during Lemons,

the Quiet Coach of the mild compellingmanner-with the Iron Fist in the Vel-vet Glove-laid it on the line.May I impress upon you again-

there are not enough Players aroundthe Packs when the Rucks go Up.Newtown got the message-to hold a

tenacious North Shore 15.18 (l08) to13.5 (83).

* '* '*KEN FRASERTwice Runner-up for the Brownlow

Medal and 1966 Captain of Victoria athalf-forward, was outstanding for Es-sendon against Carlton last Saturday.Bill Twoomey, former Collingwood

Star-andl-Sporting Globe Observer,awarded him Best-on-Ground for hisstrong marking, long kicking and ex-cellent team work.

'* '* '*ALEC RUSCUKLIC.The High Flyer for Fitzroy, and, pro-

duct of the Latrobe Valley League, isa player with a future.

This spectacular high marker is adelight to the eye.Remember the great Haydon Bunton

hit Football Australia like a meteoritewhen he came from Albury to Fitzroy.

* '* *NO.7 GUERNSEYWill be on the field at the S.C.G. next

Saturday for Essendon.Charlie Payne-the 22 year old, 6ft.

l!ins., 13st. 8 lbs.-Ruckman will bemowing through the defences of Gee-long.According to Bookmaker Tom

Powell, Baystone won the- MelbourneCup with NO.7 Saddlecloth.

* '* '*TASMANIAThis Saturday St. Kilda cross the

Bass Strait to tackle a combined North-West Football Union team.The North-West have rounded up a

tenacious bag of Tasmanian Tigers,and, Tasmanian Devils, who will fightto the last claw, to scratch Darrel Bal-dock and his Saints right off the Score-board.

THE YOUNG MAGPIESChris Aitken, 18; Ross Dillon, 19;

Rob Dowsing, 19; Graham Osborne, 19;Peter Smith, 19; supported by OldTimer Barry Vagg, 24; are an enviableage group for any Football Club tohanker after.The Collingwood line-up is a formid-

able front of youth personified.

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JOHN NEWMAN.The 17 year old lad from out Corio

Bay way is fast gaining mention indespatches.6ft. 2iins., 13st. 101bs. of solid Ruck

material, he is a fast beautiful markwho plays non-stop all day.Melbourne is in raptures over him-

and-so will Sydney be when he turnsout for Geelong next Saturday at theS.C.G.

* '* *CARL DITTERICHStar St. Kilda Ruckman, Carl Dit-

terich, got the works for two weeks forhaving a little unparliamentary chit-chat with the Umpire-despite an im-passioned plea by Players' AdvocateCharles Gaudion.The Aggravator-GElueral of the

Watsons' Bay Gap Tribunal is not atall happy with the decision.A meeting of the Supreme- Council

will be convened Before-the-Bar atThe Crown, opposite Football House,in Regent Street, to decide if ChairmanBaud of the V.F.L. Tribunal should bevoted a One Way Ticket to Sydney.One-eyed Fans and Ardent Support-

ers are simmering to have a sock atthe V.F.L.T.A statement in the pure Wimmera of

Lang Lang Latin is under preparation.

'* * '*MIGHTY MIDGETTony Polinelli-Winner of the Ben-

digo Thousand-once again proved heis the fastest wingman in the game-against North Melbourne he was averitable tornado in attack.

FARMER-GOGGINThe Geelong Ruck-Rover combina-

tion of Captain and Vice-captain, PollyFarmer and Bill Goggin, tore to piecesthe rugged North Melbourne opposi-tion last Saturday.

* * *N.S.W. SQUADRoger Hoggett is getting N.S.W. into

top gear at the Marks Athletic Field,in preparation for the big day againstQueensland, in the Expo 67 match atthe S.C.G.Training this week, and, again next

week, under floodlights - and - un-der the watchful eyes of Syd J!'elstead,every man in the N.S.W. Squad is engarde to gain selection.State Secretary Ken Ferguson hopes

to get approval for a final workout onthe Sydney Cricket Ground nextThursday.Sydney will see a keen and fit team

take the field on Saturday.Former State Coach and Captain,

Frank Dixon, reckons there are moreStars in the Waratahs than there arein the Skies above.Gordon Bowman, who coached the

successful Queenslanders in 66, said theExpo 67 Squad is one of the best pro-duced in the Mother State.

* '* *CONVOY SCHOOL BOYTwo bus loads of Sehoolboys from

Wollongong will drive to Engadine onSaturday next, where they will bejoined by three buses from Boys Town.The five buses will pro,ceed in convoy

formation to the Sydney CricketGround.