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FIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - Still Leads The Field

La Trobe University were toostrong for Ajax and won their secondgame in succession .

In the Junior Sections Monashscored by 19 points over University,Old Scotch beat Parade by 14 andOrmond beat Coburg by 8 . NationalBank ran Hampton Scouts to 8 pointsand Elsternwick beat Parkside by 17pomts in a high-scoring game,thanks to a 9 goal burst in the thirdquarter .

Among the Reserves Kew beat OldXaverians by a point, Geelong beatCommonwealth Bank by 11, Tooron-ga-Malvern beat Power House by 2and Old Camberwell beat Old Men-tonians by 5 points .

20 MINUTES FOR RESERVESReserve Section matches consist of

quarters of 20 minutes duration - NOT25 - plus Time-on. Instructions re-garding TIME-ON are printed on theback of Score Cards .

Senior and Junior Section matchesconsist of quarters of 25 minutes dura-tion - plus Time-on.

Reserve Section matches commenceat 11 .45 a .m. - Senior and Junior Sec-tion matches at 2 p .m .

UMPIRE'S CORNE RMany Clubs have inquired about

the new method, operative from thisseason, of umpires gradings .

Umpires have been selected intofour groups, namely :

Group 1 8 Umpires - 5 to officiateat "A" Section fixtures, 1 - B Sec-tion 1- C Section and 1 emergency .

Group 2 10 Umpires "B" and "C"Sections .

Group 3 23 Umpires "D", "C", "E"and Junior Sections .

Group 4 31 Ump ires - ReserveSections .

These groupings will be reviewedfortnightly by the Umpire Committee,so umpires cannot afford to be com-placent in any group .

Training is conducted at Elstern -wick two nights weekly, so we donot anticipate any complaints fromclubs about umpires not being physic-ally fit.

'Coaching classes, which have beenheld weekly since early March, shouldassure consistency in interpretationsby all umpires from week to week.

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Power House 5-10 5-11 9-14 13-15-93Toor-Malvern 0-3 5-5 7-7 9-7-6 1

Power House : Goalkickers, best players not re-ceived .

Tooronga-Malvern : Brady 3, Parker 2, Wilson2, Evans, McGregor . Best : Cockerell, Brady,Evans, Mellington, McLaughlin, Fitzpatrick .

UHS Old Boys 4-3 8-3 9-5 11-5-71

Old Carey Gramm . 3-0 5-6 7-9 8-18-66

U .H .S . Old Boys : Davis 5, Majernik 2, Masen-helder 2, Camilleri 2 . Best : Parks, Masenhelder,Bain, Wayne Taylor, Davis, Zavalos .

Old Carey : Trumble 2, Freeman 2, R . Wilcox2, M . Clarke 2. Best : M. Wilcox, R. Wilcox,Freeman, Shaw, Watson, Hughes .

Assumption O .C. 4-2 5-3 10-6 11-8-74Old Halleybury 1-0 4-5 8-8 8-12-60

Assumption O .C . : Dyer 4, Avery 2, Jeacle,Beaumont, Canavan, Phillips, Faulkner. Best :McMahon, Beaumont, O'Dwyer, Harding, Avery,Jackson .

Old Haileyburians : Langford-Jones 2, P. Mason2, Jackson, Mulvey, Home, Bode . Best : Gads-den, Home, P . Mason, Travis, Metherall, Wil-liams .

National Bank 1-3 9-12 10-14 16-19-115

Hampton Rovers 3-1 3-1 6-5 7-6-48

National Bank: Mumford 3, Evans 2, McLeod2, Morris 2, Sheehan 2, Lloyd, Anthony, John-son, L. Brooke. A . Brooke . Best : Mumford,Taylor, Evans, Sutherland, Anthony, Strongman .

Hampton Rovers : Bennett 3, Rolls 2, Smith,Stevens. Best: Rolls, Fullager, Huckett, Mac-nish, Kerrin, Wolfe.

Old MelburniansSt . Kilda CBOC

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Old Xaverians : Rattray 4, Miller 3, Roberson3, A'Beckett, Niemann, Stan sfieid-Smith, Thomp-son, Weir. Best : Niemann, Roberson, Austin,A'Beckett, Woodbridge, Stansfield-Smith .

D SECTION

Old Geelong Or. 1-3 3-7 8-13 17-14-116Parkside 5-6 7-10 9-13 11-16-8 2

Old Geelong : R . Whalley 7, Walker 3, McMil-lan 2, Thomas, Bradshaw, Woods, O'Byrne, T.Brown . Best : R . Whalley, Bradshaw, 0'Byrne,Ross, T. Brown, Hudson .

Parkside : Fletcher 4, G . Dryden 2, Jackson2, Rodda, Ron Moore, J . Byrne . Best : B . Har-vey, Ron Moore, Fletcher, Clarke, Fitzgerald,Jackson .

West Brunswick 2-4 4-7 6-12 7-14-56

Glenhuntly 2-4 3-8 3-8 7-13-5 5

West Brunswick : Allen 4, Bartlett, Bastow,Tainsh. Best : Allen, Bardsley, Green, Ivey,Neille, Stubberfield .

Glenhuntly : Tidd 2, Bolt 2, Bristow, Warner,Duncan . Best : Barton, Tidd, Duncan, Tranter,Bolt, Plummer.

Fairfield 6-6 8-8 15-13 15-13-103St . Kevin's O.B . 1-1 3-5 4-6 8-11-5 9

Fairfield : F . Findlay 7, Quadara 2, Herbstreit2, M . Day 2, Cuzens, S . Day . Best : F . Findlay,Keane, Hyland, S. Day, Quadara, Rudd .

St . Kevin's Old Boys : K . Hoare 2, Hirons,Hogarth, McArdle, Wallace, Willis, Semetas .Best : Hart, Hogarth, Willis, Wallace, Meyers,Fannon .

Old Trinity Gr. 1-1 5-2 8-3 12-5-77Old Brighton Gr. 6-6 7-6 8-10 10-11-7 1

Old Trinity : Galbraith 3, Peter Cohen 2, Ross2, Phil Cohen, Quarterman, Kleinert, Williams,J . Cox. Best : Fellows, Phil Cohen, Pruden, I.Curtis, M . Trumble, Emmerson .

Old Brighton : Templeton 4, Bond, Myers,Mullett, P . Taylor, D. Wood, Young. Best:Agar, Templeton, Sedgewick, Myers, Finkmeyer,Wynne .

AMP Society 7-4 11-8 16-17 19-21-135

St. Patrick's O.C. 2-1 6-6 8-10 11-12-78

AMP Society : Formby 5, Long 5, Sirianni 3 ,Jones, Crompton, Ferrall, Jenkins, Henderson,McGuinness. Best : Jones, Long, Crampton,Ahern, Munro, Taylor .

St . Kilda CBOC : Hawkins 3, Howe 2, Carey, I St. Patrick's O .C. : Goalkickers, best playersDrinan, McLaughlin, K . White. not received.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 2, 1970

Last Week's Results - continuedJUNIOR SECTION 2

Hampton Scouts 4-1 6-4 6-9 8-12-60National Bank 5-0 6-1 7-2 8-4-52

Hampton Scouts : McKenzie 3, Goodrem 2,Roylent, A . Young, Zimmer. Best: Patterson,Tomlinson, Taylor, Hamilton, Zimmer, Higgins .

National Bank : Leeman 2, Allen, Scott, Davis,Stride, Arcadiou, Tilton . Best : Allen, Morgan,Arcadiou, Ralph, Leeman, Bentley .

Army Apprentices 3-1 9-8 13-9 18-14-122Alphington 3-7 4-8 8-11 12-15-8 7

Army Appren . School : Jubber 4, Overson 4,Alcorn 2, Aramini 2, Walker 2, Barrett, Caulfield,Dinwoodie, Mills . Best : Peucker, Cocker, Jub-ber, Johnstone, Beven, Overson .

Alphington : Wills 7, Welch, Newman, C .Brown, Pratt, Robertson . Best : Suggett, Eld-ridge, Wills, Pratt, Newman, Lovegrove .

Caulfield Gramm . 6-6 7-9 18-14 22-17-149West Brunswick 0-1 9-3 12-14 14-11-95

Caulfield Gramm . : Bain 8, Voyage 6, Watson3, McLaughlin 2, Gillespie, Richardson, Wood .Best: Bain, Bierwirth, Cox, Malfroy, McLaugh-lin, Voyage .

West Brunswick: D . Ryan 3, Downie 2, Mac-Grotty 2, Roberts 2, J. Ryan 2, Cassidy, Ivey,B . Ryan . Best : Cassidy, Naylor, Roberts, D.Ryan, J . Ryan, Wszelaki .

Old Brighton Gr. 11-9 14-11 22-22 25-25-175AJAX 0-2 6-7 7-7 10-13-73

Old Brighton : Devine 6, Grandin 6, Wagner 4 ,Clarke 2, McKenzie 2, Smith 2, Watkins, Halli-day, Grove, Best: Devine, Leone, Levvey, Mc-Kenzie, Watkins, Clarke.

AJAX : Best: Auster, M. Robenshare, Tauber,P . Robenstone, Fein, Buckstein .

Power House 3-3 4-10 9-13 13-17-95Toor-Malvern 0-2 1-2 5-2 8-4-52

Power House : Christie 4, Hughan 3, Brenna n2, Sleinis 2, Meredith, Smullin . Best : Christie,Whitmore, Fraser, Staley, Meridith, Rabe .

Tooronga-Malvern : Llefting 3, Cowen 2, Per-kins 2, Martin, McMaster. Best: Cowen, Lieft-ing, Doran, Martin, Young.

Etsternwlck 6-4 12-9 21-10 22-14-146Parkside 6-4 8-11 13-14 18-21-129

Elsternwick : R . Newton 4, Kett 4, Stankiewic z4, May 3, Gooden 2, Rosewarne 2, A . Newton,Berns, Davidson . Best : R . Newton, A . Newton,May, Watson, Gooden, Caspersz .

Parkside : Ransome 4, Miller 4, Datsun 3,P. Harvey 3, Kildea 2, McGuane, Biggs. Best :Miller, Chisholm, Lumsden, P. Harvey, Datsun,Tobin .

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Ormond 6-4 9-6 11-10 14-11-95

Coburg 1-1 4-2 6-2 8-5-53

Ormond : Dunne 3, Le Page 3, Joakim 2,Sierakowski 2, R . Fitts 2, Mortimer, Meeking .Best : Joakim, B . Fitts, R . Fitts, Dunne, Meek-ing, Sierakowski .

Coburg : Bowman 2, Salter 2, Knox 2, Kent,Douglas . Best : Jackson, Douglas, Zorzi, Bow-man, Emselle, Shea .

Caulfield Gramm . 0-1 3-4 5-6 8-11-59

Old Paradians 2-5 2-6 4-8 4-8-32

Caulfield Gramm . : Hayman 3, Coventry 2,Allen, Herington, Criswick. Best: Fletcher,Hartley, Allen, Goold, Hayman, Erlandsen .

Old Paradians : R . Booth, Flinn, Gannon,Kohut. Best : McNally, Peter Collins, Paul Col-Iins,Gannon, P . Tudor, Black.

University Blues 4-3 10-6 10-6 16-9-105

Ivanhoe 2-4 3-5 7-9 8-12-60

Univ. Blues : O'Connor 3, Rutherford 3, Cook2, Cullinan 2, R . David 2, Leitch, Brockley,Nielsen, Reimers . Best: Rogash, Leonard,Leitch, Rossitter, R. David, Rutherford .

Ivanhoe : Hecker 3, Elsworth 2, D . Giles,Tsilemanis, Cairns . Best: Brentnall, Toohey,Walters, Hecker, Elsworth, B . Coulter .

MHS Old Boys 2-6 5-11 11-13 15-15-105

De La Salle O .C. 3-0 6-1 7-2 10-2-62

M .H .S . Old Boys : MacDonald 4, Staley 4,Prideaux 3, Bennett, Scotis, Paget, McKnight.Best : R. Tredennick, P . Tredennick, Staley,Bennett, Prideaux, Scotis.

De La Salle : McInerney 3, D . Mitchell 2,Beers 2, Grant 2, P . Mitchell . Best : McInerney,Kingston, Keating, Steward, Downey, Perkins .

Monash University 3-4 8-6 14-8 17-8-110Collegians 4-1 5-1 6-1 9-5-5 9

Monash University : Peers 5, Morley 4, Lovett3, Boyle 2, Dodson, Finlay, McKeown . Best :Buxton, Kelly, Lowcock, Cantwell, Spark, Peers.

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Parkside 7-4 7-4 14-8 16-8-104Old Geelong Or. 0-1 3-3 5-3 7-8-50

Parkside : D. Thomas 3, P . Byrne 3, Fitz-patrick 3, Winnacott 2, D . Gleeson 2, Cole 2,Gates. Best : Chanter, Winnacott, P . Byrne,E . Kane, Cross, Cole.

Old Geelong Grammarians ; McCosh 3, A.De Crespigny 2, Jenkins, Coldham . Best : Darke,McCosh, Jenkins, Hobday, Coldham, A. DeCrespigny .

West Brunswick 3-4 5-6 8-10 10-12-72Glenhuntly 0-1 0-7 1-10 5-14-4 4

West Brunswick : Fedati 3, Harrison 3, Gram-beau 2, Bell, Hayes. Best : Bell, Fedati, Oakley,O'Dea, Prosser, Thompson.

Glenhuntly : Beckerleg 2, Johnson 2, Ardley .Best : Morgan, Beckerleg, Groves, Nathan, D .Nolan .

St. Kevin's O .B. 6-5 7-6 11-9 12-9-81Fairfield 1-0 3-1 3-1 8-4-52

St . Kevin's Old Boys : Clayton-Smith 2, Hangar2, B . Johnson, Briggs, L . Johnson, Reynolds,M . Hoare, Dalton, J . Simpson, O'Connor . Best :Dalton, Martin, Reynolds, Briggs, Clayton-Smith,L . Johnson .

Fairfield : L . Kenney 3, Athanasselis 2, N .Wykes, Bell, Phinikarides. Best : K. Jones, L .Mitchell, Toohey, Jowett, Young, Phinikarides .

Old Trinity Gr. 5-4 10-7 14-10 18-13-121Old Brighton Gr. 3-0 6-4 6-4 11-5-7 1

Old Trinity : Elmer 7, A . Dart 4, Moore 2,Stockdale 2, Farmer, Froud, Holdsworth . Best :Elmer, A . Dart, Holdsworth, De Boos, M .Henry, Farmer .

Old Brighton : Comper 3, M . Wood 2, Andrew2, Evans, McKenna, Reid, Trewavas . Best : M .Wood, Trewavas, Reid, Walker, Willis, Dawson .

AMP Societ ySt. Patrick's O .C.

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AMP Society: Bloss 5, Saxby 4, Reed 2, Col-lery 2, Farrington, A. Carr. Best : Saxby, Col-le ry , Bloss, Scott, Reed, Hill .

St. Patrick's O .C . : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

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Brunswick 5-10 7-13 16-24 21-29-155Old Essendon Gr. 0-0 0-6 0-6 0-6-6

Brungwick : McBride 5, Weybury 4, Barker 3,Goodman 2, Gillett 2, Laffey, Russ, K . Beckett,Donnelly, Hirvonen . Best : Gillett, Grey, McBride,Weybury, Robinson, Jones .

Old Essendon : Best : Miriams, Lambrinos, Frith,McLeod .

Elsternwick 1-2 6-3 10-11 13-17-95State Sav. Bank 2-2 2-5 3-7 3-9-27

Elsternwick: Caravias 7, Hohmuth 3, Moly-neaux, Shaw, Sharpe. Best : D. Perkins, Shaw,Walton, Sharpe, Hohmuth, I . Ramsay .

State Savings Bank : Jackson 2, Gourley,Best : Bradford, Kell, Stafford, Johnston, Gourley,Gossip .

La Trobe Univ. 5-8 7-10 12-16 13-19-97AJAX 1-0 2-6 3-6 7-14-56

La Trobe Univ. : Randell 4, Witte 2, Badham2, Lamont 2, Gleeson 2, Pemberton . Best : Bad-ham, Randell, Witte, Sheehan, Crowe, Pember-ton .

AJAX : Goldfarb 3, Chizik, Katz, Coppel, E.Grossberg . Best : Chizik, Mehl, Bajtberg, Ruben-stein, Goldfarb .

Old Ivanhoe Gr . 4-2 4-4 6-9 6-9-45ANZ Bank 2-3 4-4 4-4 5-5-3 5

Old Ivanhoe : Stagg 3, Sayer, Jeeves, Wad-dingham . Best: Stagg, Boal, Sayer, Varley,Wolstencroft, Woods .

ANZ Bank : Williams 3, Amor, Kenshole. Best:Simson, Lyons, Fehring, Anastassiou, Dawson,Rodda .

Old Camberwell Gr. 1-2 3-6 4-7 7-7-49Old Mentonians 2-6 4-8 6-8 6-8-44

Old Camberwell : Barratt 2, Oakley, J. Wood,Gretgrix, Turner, Mullett. Best : 1 . Vincent, J .Wood . Oakley, Robinson, Murphy, P. Vincent .

Old Mentonians : Horwill 2, Ericksen 2, Mc-Kenzie 2, Budden . Best : Harrison, McKenzie,Phillips, Robertson, Whitton, Harford.

Reservoir O .B. 3-8 5-9 9-16 9-17-71Old Xaverians 1-0 5-2 5-2 6-7-43

Reservoir Old Boys : Woods 3, McGivney 2,Graven, Bensted, D. O'Brien, A. Dunn. Best :Ashworth, Galea, Graven, Heather, L. Scott,0 . O'Brien.

Old Xaverians : Dowling 2, Massala, O'Keefe,O'Donnell, Richardson. Best: Dowling, O'Don-nell, Denton, Richardson, Dwyer, Massala .


Important Notes - continuedSCORES TO "HERALD"

- NUMBERSYou MUST phone final scores to

the HERALD office as soon as possibleafter the match - if your scores arereceived before 4.50 p.m. they willbe published .

If received after that time, theywill not be published, but if you missthe 4.50 p.m. deadline, YOU MUSTSTILL PHONE BEFORE 5.30 p.m. Ourrepresentative will be in attendanceuntil that time .

If you fail to phone the scores tothe Herald office before the publica-tion deadline of 4.50 p.m. (JuniorSections excepted), you will be finedone dollar. If you also fail to phonescores to the Herald before 5.30 P.M .you will be fined an extra two dollars-making three dollars in all (includ-ing Juniors).

If you miss out on the Herald youmust p&~one the scores to the PressCorrespondent before 7.30 p.m., other-wise you are fined another dollar .

Clubs in "A" Section will still berequired to furnish ALL goalkickersand six (6) best players for each teamto the Press Correspondent BEFORE7.30 p.m. - Phone 531290.

A short summary of the match isalso required.

"HERALD" PHONE NUMBERSYou may now dial DIRECT to the

Amateur Football representative atthe "Herald" Office.

The numbers are:6521 407 or 6521 479 .

If you have any difficulty, you mayring 63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION407 or 479 .

RESERVE SECTIONRESULTS

to be phoned to6521272

BEFORE 3 p.m .or DIAL 63-0211 and ask for

EXTENSION 272Any phone calls not directed to

these numbers go astray, and clubswill be regarded as not having phonedthe scores, and will be fined accord-ingly.

When phoning scores, please statefirstly the Section, the teams con-cerned, and then the winners, beforegiving the actual scores .

Correct scores must be phoned,otherwise a fine will be incurred.Check with Goal Umpires for correctscores.

This is the responsibility of theHOME CLUB.

PRESS CORRESPONDENTS

POST REPORT EACH SUNDAY.-It is absolutely essential that copy bereceived by the Editor BY FIRSTPOST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK.Copy received after this time will notbe considered .

The only way to ensure delivery onMonday is to post SUNDAY-EARLY .

TWO NUMBERS TO NOTE

Clubs in A Section should note thesenumbers .

For teams on Thursday night (asearly as possible after 7 .30 p.m. please- and certainly before 9 p.m.).

53-1290Quarter-by-quarter scores this week .

53-849 1Watch for this number week by

week .


BALL BRIEFSSt. Kilda CBOC Juniors gave Ivan-

hoe a terrific shock last week in theiegame, indicating to other juniorteams that they are no pushover .With "Monkey" Clinch doing a "Hud-son" touch, and being backed up wellby Peter Fields , Vince Cazzaro and"Hook" Lynch St . Kilda showed theyare not far from a win .

Once again, bad kicking was thedisappointing element in North OldBoys game against Old Scotch. It wasdisappointing to see the efforts offirst year players, Kevin Power, SteveMaule, Noel Robertson and Pat Fen-nelly thwarted in front of the bigsticks, but with these players as afoundation, future prospects lookbright .

Monash Highlights - Courageousteam effort to hold Collegians in thefinal quarter when Monash werekicking against the wind.

- Jeff Thomas' 5 fine goals .- Andy Sladen's magnificent mark-

ing at full back .- Stuart Galbraith's good ruck-

work and marking .- Chris Cole's fine forward play .- Brian McMaster's consistent

good play over 4 quarters .Good to see Barry McConnell and

Ron Curwood back in Footscray's-line-up . Barry because of businessreasons has been unable to take thefield for a couple of seasonc, but his3 valuable goals showed he is still aforce to be reckoned with, Ron, re-covering from a bad leg injury, turn-ed in a great first game with the re-serves last week. Many more gameslike last week's Ron and the seniorswon't be far away.

Bruce "Porky" Niemann played agreat first up game for O.M.'s with anintelligent display of ruck work . Pete"Stumps" Roberson kicked a bagfullfrom his flank and Gary "Okka" Aus-tin shut out his opponent with a bril-liant display of marking . Others to

do well were Bruce A'Beckett, Pete"Contacts" Woodbridge and "Rosco"Stansfield-Smith.

No-one is quite sure how it happen-ed but John "Perce" MeArdle hasgone "over the hill". Still, all at St .Kevins Old Boys wish Barbara andJohn all the best on the occasion oftheir engagement . Perce has playedover a hundred games with the cluband has now joined the growing listof engaged and married players.

AMP Reserves put up a creditableperformance to win by ten goals afterthe desperation move of bringing"Sewelli" and "Frog" out of retire-ment to make up the twenty. All thereplacements performed well and aresure to make it hard for the regularsto step back into the side. "Rex" Sax-by showed a welcome return to formby potting four and "Tru-Boot" Blossgot his regular five, Col Littlejohngets a special mention for a sounddisplay at full-back and "Big" Hillcame under notice .

Old Brighton looks to be losing twoof their all time greats . "Fatty"Bruce McBriar and Tony "Bones"Bond both announced their retire-ments last Satu :day and are headingoff for England soon. Whether OldBrighton can cover the loss is dubiousbut best of luck to both the boys .

New Ivanhoe junior player RonPayne didn't let seven stitches over hiseye the previous week interfere witha dashing performance against St . Kil-da C .B .O .C . 'Coach Don Blackwood al-so had reason to be pleased with theform of Graeme Botterill and "Chips"O'Rafferty, who cracked the 50 gamebarrier in great style.

Good players were hard to find forOrmond last week . Jeff Russ, "Lumpy"Moran, Terry Crumpton and "Mel"Bourne great triers . "Wood Long"with six goals also did his bit .

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Old Boys half-forward flanker/ruck-man, again played a major part inthe side's win last week. Barry whoappears to just amble around theground, has the happy knack of pop-ping up at the right time and place,when he gets the ball he kicks it 70yards . His goal in the second quart-er last week was a gem .

Parkside selectors were rewardedby a great game from Bobby Fletcherby shifting him from the wing, wherehe had been playing well in previousweeks, to the roving position. How-ever, the selectors in the wisdom ofthis move discovered another solidcentre-line player in Peter Harvey.Parkside have been winning duels onthis line with Ron "Yah Yah" Mooreand Russ Fitzgerald playing well eachmatch . Now if only the rucks androvers . apart from Kevin Clarke and"Fletch", can earn kicks Parkside willbe in business, (ex-coach G~orgE"Sago" Rice quote) .

Assumption reserves are still im-proving. They put together threegood auarters and one hard fought,but score-wise not so fruitful, one.Lindsay "Silver Tongue" Howardwould put Tom Hafey to shame .Fancy giving a blast to a backlinethat allowed only four goals throughin four quarters . Highlights includedgreat opening games by Des Jamesand Russell Grigg new found sharp-shooters in Carlo Furletti and Bern ie`Bugsie" Joyce, and a great gamefrom Terry Fitz who after the match,demanded the Acauila Shies . Anotherhighlight, off the -field, was the Doc-tor Zhivago look affected by the onewho loves to see his name in printand ain't gonna get it (this weekanyway) .

Old Ivanhoe supporters received abig lift last week with two good winsover A.N.Z . . Newcomer Bob Boal

turned in a great first up game in theReserves and should soon gain aguernsey in the main game .

Congratulations to Andy Melin andGraham Craven of Caulfield Gram-marians on the recent announce-ment of their respective engagementsto Jill Boston and Pat Kendall.New Parkside trainer "Bill" Collins isgoing to make the call, his selectionis top weight who is also a "Winna" .How did you enjoy that one Joe, youneed to jog, or should I say "Silva" .

The OM's Reserves has a goodblending of experience and youth andshould have a good season . DaveRussell, Dave Hepworth, Pete Mur-phy and "Dasa" Cox were the exper-ienced players to do well while newcomers Tim Moore and John Vercoeput in very creditable performances .

Three well-timed goals by Mel-bcurne High's Ian WiIson (from atap-down by star full-forward NeilMalone), long kicks by Henry Ritter-man and captain John, Cooper in twominutes sealed the fate of De La Sallelast Satu :day .

George Howard, CommonwealthBank Reserves full back shone lastSaturday when he came up againstan opponent slower than himselfMercy !

"Too close for comfort", that wasthe way everybody described OldCamberwell Reserves win over OldMentonians last week . With ten se;.-onds to siren time Darrell Gretgrixmarked thirty yards out and steeredthrough the winning goal . One of themost relieved people to hear the sirenthen was team manager "Pussy" Bal-lard. "Pussy" had nearly run ontothe ground himself to help score thatlast goal. Players who showed outin the game were "Pancho" Vincent,Ian Barratt, John Murphy and JohnnyWood .


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"A" SECTIO N

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: Oval 3, Albert Park .(Train to Albert Park or South Melbourne, tramin Collins Street to South Melbourne TechnicalSchool . )

COBURG : De Cherie Reserve, Bell Street, EastCoburg (East Coburg tram in Swanston Streetto terminus . )

COLLEGIANS : Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park, atrear of MacRobertson Girl's High School . (St .Kilda Road tram (except Toorak) to BowenCrescent . )

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : Glen Iris Oval,off High Street, near Glen Iris Station . (Trainto Glen Iris or Glen Iris tram in SwanstonStreet to terminus.) RESERVES: Righetti Oval,off Glenferrie Road, Kooyong, opposite KooyongTennis Courts . (Train or Glenferrie Road tram toKooyong Station) . `

IVANHOE : Ivanhoe Recreation Reserve, LowerHeidelberg Road . (Train to Ivanhoe, walk

south along Marshall Street to Lower HeidelbiRoad . )

MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS : MelbouHigh School Oval, Forrest Hill, South Yai(Train or Toorak Tram in Swanston StreetSouth Yarra Station . )

MONASH UNIVERSITY : Monash University Ov(Train to Huntingda)e, bus along North

t and Wellington Road to ground. )

OLD PARADIANS : Yarra Park, opposite O)ymjPark . (Batman Avenue from from PrimBridge . )

ORMOND: Ormond Park. (Train to Ormond awalk North along Newham Grove . )

UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval . (MorelandEast Coburg tram in Swanston Street at Bruiwick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in ElizabeStreet .) RESERVES : South-east corner of PrincPark, opposite Ormond College, Parkvil(Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tramElizabeth Street to College Crescent . )

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Andrew "Nooks" Gee played his 50thsenior game with La Trobe last week.and got in the best players. High-lights : Gee's brilliant dash from fullback to pass to Sceney, who goaled ."Shag" Anyon's "90 yard" goal in 3rdquarter .

What can you say about Ray Barton?Yet another day where "Bart's" wasin the right place at the right timeand cleared with style . David Tiddwas his brilliant best but Glenhuntlywants 18 men concentrating for 100minutes for those 4 points .

The recent National Service intakeouttook Alphington's tallest follower,Glenn Candy. He also came in handyfor the occasional mark around theground . We hope to see him againlater on in the season and wish himwell in the interim (if there is such aunit) .

Congratulations to National BankCommittee-man Barry Duff and hiswife Judy on the arrival of a littlerover . Welcome to Adelaide boysBob Evans and Alan Wilson who havesigned with Bankers, more supportfor old "Croweaters" Captain BobLloyd and President Max Mueller.Transfer fees? No worries .

Congratulations to Don Elmer OldTrinity Reserves full forward whocelebrated his 100th game with theclub with an excellent display of posi-tion play to finish with seven goals,his achievement was a great factor inthe team's win over Old Brighton .

Footscray Tech's back pocket play-er Brian Park continued his form oftwo previous games by turning in agreat game against St . Bernard's .Brian's unorthdox kicking is a featureof his game, . He also has uncannyanticipation with brother Bert on th ewing .

When a player gets forty kicks ia game (including seventeen in onquarter) he deserves an extra spceiepat. Congratulations "Bones" onmagnificent effort for AMP last weelWe"ll settle for about thirty thiweek pal . . Max Formby proved hiTrinity form all wrong by collectin ;five and "The Prong" turned in a trfmendous effort in taking twent,marks and used intelligent hand-ba]to his team-mates - Taylor and Mur.ro were effective and Ahern an'Mouse' were very strong around thground. The A.M .P. injury list grevwhen Gerry McHugh argued with thfence and ended up in hospital ; whope things are not as serious as the,appeared .

Joe "Pastor Doug" Nicholls hadfriend in the umpire on Saturday foOld Brighton . Joe was awarded 1 :free kicks and as well took his firsoverhead mark. Things are certainl :looking up .

Ivanhoe's well groomed vice captain Dave "Solid" Berry was disappointed that the 'Hoes, couldn't celebrate his 150th game last week witla win. Not to worry Dave, o

n you get those 90-yard drop kick :back on target, we will be in business . In the meantime "Quincy" i :filling in adequately in the long kicking (and long hair) department .

Old Carey welcomes Greg Tucke,back to the Club after the sojouriwith army .

UHS Old Boys half-back flankeiBarry Parks has started the seasorin great form. Last week his strongclearing dashes and timely mark :stopped many attacks and togethexwith Paul Bain (back-pocket) an(Wayne Taylor (half-back flank) helcthe back line tight to help win a closegame .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 2, 197Q

SOCIAL NOTESOld Carey supporters are reminded

of the dinner at Wade's, Cotham Rd .tonight - $5 00 a double all inclu-sive.

Collegians Social Secretary ColBrown and his assistant Andy Mur-rowood report nearly a full house forthe "do" at the Royal SandringhamYacht Club, so shake it up fellows ifyou want to be in it. Our thanks tothe Ladies' section for another splen-did afternoon tea, a surprise visitorwas Mrs. Jan Hibbins (Geoff Hibbins'wife) .

Players and supporters of Old Ivan-hoe remember Pot's Party tonight.Ian Hamilton welcomes all to a danceand supper at his home in MagnoliaRd., Ivanhoe .

Please note the Old HaileyburiansGolf Day is Sunday 17th May not the21st as shown in last week's record .

GOAL UMPIRES REQUIREDThe V.A.F.A. requires some addi-

tional Goal Umpires . Anyone who bashad some experience in this sphere,and is interested in becoming a GoalUmpire, should contact the Associa-tion Secretary Mr. J . Fullerton, 5 Cor-reaAvenue, Cheltenham, 3192. Phone93-1545 .

NEW "OUT-OF-BOUNDS" RULEThe new "out-of-bounds" rule

which provides for a free kick again-st a player who kicks the ball out ofbounds on the full in now in opera-tion.

VAFA MEETINGClub Secretaries and D-legates are

reminded that the next meeting ofthe Association will be hel(d at theAmateur Sports Club, 14 McKill'opStreet, Melbourne, on Monday nextMay 4th at 8 p .m.

Make sure your club is rrpresented .

EXCLUSIVE MEN'S AND

LADIES' EVENING WEAR

HIRE SERVICE

467 NORTH ROAD, ORMONDAgencies :

PRESTON, NUNAWADING, ESSENDON, CAMBERWELL, PRAHRAN, DAN-DENONG, SPRINGVALE, OAKLEIGH, GLEN WAVERLEY, RESERVOIR,BORONIA, CHADSTONE, GLENFERRIE, FORREST HILL, MOORABBIN,

MENTONE.


From Here and There - continuedTo Poison Pen and Gympie (and all

others ; :

The Bleeder is still smiling; downat Albert Park last Saturday Fairfieldcame home with a wet sail, so weare all hoping for more successes .The pink paper informed me thatboth of you had sorry days so I canonly sympathise. Nice to see a parfrom the Poison Pen, as you said pal,short-n-sweet, but we all know thatwhen you warm up, you can and willdo b.etter, to Gympie, your trip toPussy Catville didn't appear to go offtoo well for you, maybe they didn'tstick with the strength, but nevermind pal, your day will come . Thattaxi driver is still wax-boring but Ihave taken a vow of silence . I willnot declare any information about mycolleagues, our two walk about

"Bluey" and "Wogsie" were lastheard of at the Alphington, I'll keepyou informed - The Bleeder .

259 UP TO "HOUSE" VETERAN

Neville ("Smoothy") Hugly_s playe dhis 250th game for Power Houseagainst Tooronga-Malvern last Satur-day; playe. s formed a guard of honouras "Smoothy" ran onto the ground toa deafening ovation. He commencedhis career in 1956 and was vice-cap-tain in 1965 and 1966 . As well asserving as a club delegate to theV.A F A., "Smoothy" has been activeon numerous committees associatedwith the football club. Everyone atthe club wishes "Smoothy" all thebest for his next 250 .

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LEADING GOALKICKERS

A SECTION

McFarlane, Coburg (5)Wood, Ormond (6)Wright, De La Salle (8)Rogers, Monash Univ. (2)Thomas, Monash Univ. (5)Barkley, Univ. Blues (3)Malone, MHSOB (2)

1 . Wilson, MHSOB (5)J. Hore, Caul . Gram. (2)

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Formby, AMP Soc. (5) 12Long, AMP Society (5) 9M. Day, Fairfield (2) 9F. Findlay, F'field (7) 9Galbraith, O . Trin. (3) 8Jackson, Parkside (2) 8Phil Cohen, 0 . Trin. (1) i

E SECTIO NSceney, La Trobe Univ. (6) 19P. Hanson, O. Camb . (8) 18Maher, Brunswick (11) 17P. Cavanagh, SSBank (5) 15Love, Old Ivanhoe (2) 13Condor, La Trobe Un . (-) 13D . Scott, Res . O.B. (8) 13Perelberg, AJAX (3) 9Dwyer, Brunswick (4) 9

JUNIOR SECTION 1Lowe, University (-) 21Buscombe, Monash (2) 10Smith, St . Bernard's (5) 10King, University (2) 9

Leeming, Old Scotch (-) 9Harrod, Old Pared . (3) 8

B SECTIONWayman, Alphington (6) 23

Edwards, Cwlth . Bank (5) 19Casboult, Geelong (2) 18L . Murray, North O .B . (2) 12Woodruff, Old Xaver. (4) . .Burgin, St . Bernard's (5) 11Briggs, Kew (4) 11Peters, Univ. Blacks (2) 11Sullivan, St. Bernard's (2) 1 C

C SECTION

Dyer, AssumptionMcLaughlin, StK . CBCDavis, UHS O .B .

Freeman, Old CareyRoberson, Old Melb .Rattray, Old Melb.McLeod, Nat. Ban k

D SECTION

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JUNIOR SECTION 2B . Ryan, West Bruns . (1) 15Gooden, Elsternwick (2) 15Voyage, Caul . Gram. (6) 14

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A RESERVE SECTIO N

Ladd, Ormond (-) 15Joakim, Ormond (2) 9

Macdonald, MHSOB (4) 8Buzaglo, Collegians (4) 7

B RESERVE SECTION

De Luca, St. Bernard's (9) 15Christopherson, Biks . (2) 10Crawford, Un . Blacks (4) 7Bray, North O .B. (1) 6Hayes, Alphington (2) 6

C RESERVE SECTION

Green, Old Carey (6) 15

Illiopolus, UHSOB (4) 12J . Shaw, Assumption (3) 7

D RESERVE SECTIO N

Bloss, AMP Society

Elmer, Old Trinity

Harrison, W . Bruns.

Grambau, W . Bruns.

Fedati, West Bruns .

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E RESERVE SECTIONBain, Caul . Gramm. (8) 14Hughan, Pwr . House (3) 12 Knight, ANZ Bank (- )

Allen, West Bruns. (4) 18I Clapton, Army App. (-) 12 Wilson, Elsternwick (-) 9R . Whalley, Old Gee] . (7) 16 R. Newton, Elst'wick (4) 11 Hohmuth, Elsternwick (3) 9

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