AUGUST 1

1970FIITBALLRECORD

•VOL. 42No. 18

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NEW SOUTH WALESAUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE

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

PRESIDENT:W. H. Hart, Esq.

BOARD OF MANAGEMENTMessrs. W. H. Hart (Chairman), D. Bouch (Vice President), S. Felstead, S. Ridoutt, E. SpencerP. W. Perrin, H. Jones,K. Hession, J. W. Hammond (Han. Asst. Sec.), B. G. Osborne (Financial

Adviser), L O. Beale (Sec. Treas.)

DELEGATE A.N.F.C.Alderman J. K. Stewart

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

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

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

C. Campbell

STATE SELECTION COMMlnEEMessrs. Joe A'rmstrong, A. C. Davie, Joe Dean, W. G. Kernick, State Coach Mr. D. Sykes

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

Mr. N. Sterllnl (President). Mr. A. H. IiIrldllewater (Secretary) 38.4437)

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

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

ROTHMANS CLINICThis Clinic is to be run next week only posiiton he has not played is as a

from Monday through Friday by Coaches rover. He has played 12 times in theTony Casserly and Peter Nicks from West Australian Interstate side and inAdelaide. two carnival sides. -

We have received further details aboutthese two players and these are printed PETER NICKS: Age 22. Height 6 ft.below. Weight 12stone. Has played for three full

TONY CASSERLEY:Age 26. Height 6 seasons. Is at present Vice Captain. Hasft. 1 in. Weight 13 stone. Has played played back pocket, centre half back170League games in W.A. and S.A. Is at flank, centre half forward flank andpresent Captain of Central Districts F.C. wing. Also was a State junior golf re-Is at present playing at Centre, has play- presentative for S.A. playing off 3 at theed as a ruck rover and at centre half moment. Played in B.A. State Secondsforward and centre half back, in fact in N.S.W. in 1969.

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GRAND OPENING-WELDON PARKThe Warringah Australian Rules Football Club

SYDNEY DISTRICTS ASSOCIATIONrequest the pleasure of your company at their

FIRST COMPETITION GAME to be played in the Warringah AreaWARRINGAH v WESTERN SUBURBS

(Umpire, MR. IAN SONNEMAN)AT WELDON PARK

STIRGESS AVE., HARBORDat 2.30 p.m. on SATURDAY, 1st AUGUST, 1970

Curtain Raiser, 1.00 p.m. Location: Gregorys Map 77 J5

MACqUARIE UNIVERSITY NOTESA great day for Macquarie University was that of centre half back couldn't re-

last week end when we won our second sist roving down to the centre half for-game of the season. ward position. Be was very tired at the

We sank the Navy by about 6 goals end of the match.and the boys played well as a team. Macquaries good luck wishes carried

Best on the ground was the mercurial over to Manly Seaforth U 15 who alsoRoger Sheerin. Our next best was Ken won their match last week end.Kendall and Kerry Beattie. This Sunday we battle the Bulldogs at

Jeff Ashelford whose position officially Trumper.OPEN AGE TEAM FOR PENNANT HILLS NO.2 OVALFIRST CLASS GROUND-PENNANT HILLS No.2 OVAL

PAVILION AND HOT SHOWERSNIGHT TRAINING UNDER FLOODLIGHTS

The Only Ground in Sydney made expressly for theAustralian Rules Code. But we (;an't fill all dates.

Pennant Hills, formed in 1966 has 4 teams-Under 11 years to Under 17 yearsNext year some players will have no football in their own area,

UNLESS WE FORM AN ALL AGE TEAMDon't hang up your boots this year COME AND HELP THE JUNIORS.

Players of All Ages and Officials required.Contact E. S. HOLMES-84 31429 Ferguson Avenue, THORN LEIGHSchools and Junior Organiser

TIPPING POLL-ROUND 16Norths, St. George, Wests, EastsNorths, Newtown, Wests EastsNorths, Newtown,-Wests EastsNorths, Newtown, Wests EastsNorths, Newtown, Wests EastsNorths, Newtown, Wests EastsNorths, St. George, Wests, EastsNorths, Newtown, Wests Easts

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Around the Piekets(By AUB REED)

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The fight for the position as top goal-icker for the season has been narroweddown to' two players.They arfe present leader Jeff Jarratt

(Western Suburbs) with 83, goals andManny Keriniaua '(St George) 75 goals.Keriniaua was top gaal kicker last

year however, Jarratt has been outstand-ing this season and with a lead of eiB"htgoals over his rival must be favoured totake out the goal kicking honors for 1970.

* * *North Shore and St. George provedthemselves worthy contenders for the1970 title with a top quality display offootball at North Sydney Oval last Sunday. ,With a win each over top team West-

ern Suburbs during the minor round bothNorths and St. George will enter the finalseries with a great deal of confidenr.e.-/:( * *East Sydney gave top team Western

Suburbs some anxious moments for thesecond time this season at Trumper Ovallast Sunday.Ably led by the evergreen Jack Hamil-

ton, the Bulldogs held a one point leanat half time.However, late in the third term West-

ern Suburbs fitness told the story andthey raced away to a comfortable victory.* * *Sydney Naval scored its first win forthe season when they defeated Balmainat Picken Oval last Sunday.One of the glamor teams of the Syd-

ney competition, Sydney Naval has fallenon heavy times in recent years mainlydue to the retirement of a number ofstar players.However, many promising young play-

ers are working their way through theranks of Third and Reserve Grade andNaval is confident of becomin.e a forceagain in the near future,* * *Bobby Wilton, East Sydney utilityplayer, showed a return to form last'Sunday against Wests after an enforcedabsence from the game.Bob took some excellent marks and

placed the ball to good advantage onnumerous occasions and proved to be adecided asset to his side.-/:( * *An incredible crowd of 55,740 saw

Richmond defeat Hawthorn at the MCGlast Saturday.The crowd was incredible in view of

the fact that neither team occupied a

place in the top four.However, as a result of their win Rich-

mond are now knocking on the door ofthe faur, while on the other hand theHawks last hopes of participating in thefinals has now disappeared.* * *Only two Victorians Peter Hudson(Hawthorn) and Bob Pratt (South Mel-bourne) have kicked a century of goalsin three years.Despite his outstanding ability, it is

doubtful if Peter Hudson will get any-where near the amazing achievement ofthe former South Australian championKen Farmer.Farmer kicked a century of goals

11 years running.In his 13 seasons of football with North

Adelaide, Ken Farmer kicked 1419 goals.* '* *The Newtown-St. George clash at Olds

Park today is most important for bothteams with the double chance in thefinals as the prize.Newtown will strengthen their grip on

second place if they win, but St. Georgeby reason of a superior percentage willregain second position if they are suc-cessful. * * *A further reminder is issued thatV.F.L. replays are back on Channel 2again at approximately 10.45 each Sat-urday night.Those fortunate enough to watch last

Saturday's replays saw two top classmatches St. Kilda v South Melbourne,and Hawthorn v Richmond respectively.* * *Alec Sharpe from Narrandera and nowan ardent St. George follower has askedfor the premiership table of the SouthWest District Football League.The positions of the teams up till last

Saturday are as follows: Coolamon 44,Turvey Park 40, Griffith 40, Whitton 32,Grong Grong Matong 28, Narrandera 26,Ganmain 22, Ariah Park Mirrool 20, Lee-tOn 16 and Ardlethan 12.* * *Dashing N.S.W. State centre wingmanIan Sharpe will play his 200th game forthe North Shore Club today.The Club will mark the occasion by a

presentation to Ian prior to the' Northv Balmain game at North Sydney Oval.The President of the League, Mr. W. H.

Hart will present the memento to Ian onon behalf of the North Shore Club.Congratulation Ian.

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The club raffle was won for the secondconsecutive week by Maureen Gogger.We should have helped her again bydrinking the prize as it has been reliably

SYDNEY UNIVERSITY NOTESThis week is the big one-the day we well behind. This game was played at

meet the top side, Western Suburbs. Rod the end of inter-varsity week with ourLovebond's SDA side have really given team tired and depleted. We have nous something to live up to. Last week such excuse this time. Everyone is fitthey beat Wests SDA side by 8 goals in and keen to win this game to assure usa tremendous team performance. Great of a place in the second semi-final. Ourgames were handed in by Mitchell 'Lee, confidence is high following our lastBruce Beer, Alex Forbes, Rod Lovibond, three easy wins. Improved teamworkGeoff Warren and Jim Smitham, while has been a feature of our recent gameseveryone else in the side performed well although against Balmain outstanding in-too. We feel we can repeat the dose, bas- dividual efforts were turned in by Petering this prediction On our first round Naughtin, Norm Anderson, Rick Camp-clash when We won the first half well bell, Mal Sholl and Bob Patterson.but collapsed in the second half to finish

MANLY WARRINGAH CLUB NOTESWe returned to winning form again Joe Smith with his 6 goals against Uni

with our victory over Uni of NSW at of NSW notched his 50th for the season.Picken Oval 18.26.134to 2.3.15. Our kick- Let's hope there is a few more yet Docing for goal left a lot to be desired-how- before the season is over.ever as 26 behinds indicate. It was goodto see Bruce Chaffle and Dave Neavecoming into top form at the right time.A certain fan club of Ray (the tank)Strazdins was as disappointed as he wasthat his one and only shot for goal turnedout only to be a point. Better luck nextseason Ray.Our new players Carl Fischman, Ian

McWhirter, Ray Styles, Geoff Monneyand Bob Best haVe settled into being oldplayers very quickly and all gave a gooddisplay last Saturday. Keep up the goodwork fellows.

The best bit of news we have had outour way is the allocation of our ownhome ground Weldon Park Harbord forAustralian Rules in Warringah. This we,see as a tremendous boost to Aussie Rulesin the district.We assure all other teams in the SDA

competition of a warm welcome to ourhome ground and look forward with con-fidence to our first game against WesternSuburbs next Saturday at 2.30 p.m. Weare out to repeat our second round vic-tory again.

SALESIANS CLUB NOTESWe had a good win over South Sydney reported that Maureen flattened their

last week-but the scores don't indicate toilet with their car on the same day!!the game. Souths showed some good The social night at Illawarra Catholicpatches with their second and third quar- Club last Saturday night was a greatter performances. Kerry Mowlan show- success. The next social night will beed great club spirit playing practically l:eally something to look forward to.the entire match with an injured arm A games night is to be held on Slitur-and good games were had by Peter Hea- day night 22nd August to assist the fin-ney, Alan Murray, Kevin Walsh. Rod ances-keep this date free and bringBuckley and Alex Konjevic. some friends.

Boys Town juniors won all age groupslast week end with the U lIs game areal cliff hanger-1.2 (8) 0.2 (2). TheTown seems assured to make the .semi-finals in each age group this season.

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SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CLUB NOnBThird Grade saved the day last week ated junior sides are playing their semi

when they scored a good win and again finals and officials from Holsworthy,they enter the top four. Green Valley, Warwick Farm and Banks-Herro Scarf Award to Ron Tomlinson town Sports are all declaring that their

for a great display in the centre. particular team will win.Nigel Smith is well placed on the list The enthusiasm has to be seen to be

of leading goalkickers which is a good believed and as previously mentioned iteffort considering our limited success. is these juniors that will be our futureRay Rantell has certainly consolidated grade players and the officials are doing

his position in our First Grade after a magnificent job in bringing the boysstarting the year in Reserves. Ray's de- along.termination and ability to get the ball Congratulations to Sydney Naval foragain highlights the fact that even good their first win of the season last week.players cannot always show up to advan- Players interested in the trip away attage in the lower grade. the end of the season should see BillAt the present time most of our affili- Stein or Ellis Noack for particulars.

BALMAIN CLUB NOTESI am quite sure all players from our settled into the job and in his quiet effi-

three grades who played well last Sun- cient manner became one of the bestday won't begrudge missing their names Secretaries this Club ever had. His per-in print this week to pay our last respects sonality won him countless friends, with-to Mr. C. W. Blair who passed away on in the Club and in the football circlesTuesday. generally. Despite the fact he was aCed was a player with the Club back comparative newcomer he was quickly

in the Black and White days. He could accepted as "one of the boys."boast at having played with such playersas Milton Morrison, "Lofty" Hints, and Personally to me, Ced became a closethe Longley Brothers. personal friend and confidant. When heAfter his retirement from football Ced mude a decision he had the courage to

disappeared from the scene. However stand behind it. I personally and I knowin 1969 he reappeared and was elected all club members will miss him.Secretary. To his wife and family the BalmainBeing the type of person he was, he Club extends its deepest sympathy.

EAST SYDNEY CLUB NOTESAlthough virtually out of the four, the here, following Jason's pre match advice

Bulldogs nevertheless turned on a fine to the letter. The backs with Frankdisplay against the Magpies last Sunday. Marras, Doug Souter, Eric Burgess andIn the first half we saw our defence Col Heathcote, Evan Connach and Garystand rock solid warding off many a Wilton up front all delivering the mes-forceful Wests attack, thus enabling our sage with their team mates.forwards to take the lead early in the A good victory up on the board for thegame. seconds by 31 points. Great Doggies!A measure of credit must go to the The Thirds unlucky this week, but a

backline containing Johr. Branch, John good game to watch just the same, withRoberts, Ross Grahame, with Bill Skipper the duel evenly flowing. Con Gialourikisexecuting his duty at CHF in his inimit- John Rellick were two of the boys whoable style. went well, with old faithful Phil LoveleeDave Goddard still nursing his injury going great guns. Great go fellas, make

also played a courageous game with John up for it this week.Robinson, Nev. Woodberry and Keith Archie Rothman's winners were EricLiddelow all in scoring moods. Burgess and Bill Skipper. Bill also wasA strong ~osition finally drew away the Ladies favourite and eats Jo'y'Scake

during the latter end of the day, but for the rest of the week (it's that big).Easts had nothing of which to be Raffle was won by the Raider. The play-ashamed over the match. ers trip is still filling, so hurry along.The Reserves set the pace from the Also the 100 Club, don't forget the big

first bounce, with a fierce determination draw comes soon.to reach the Finals unhindered. With By the way the Terriers' Finals beginlast week's impressive win over the lead- next week let's all join in and cheerers our future in this grade is most cer- the lIs and 13s on to the Flag. The kidstainly bright. will love it, too.In every department our boys_fired See you there. and Trumper this week.

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***********************~ .: NORTH SHORE :~ .: BLACK-RED SASH :

~ BLACK SHORTS *~ *•• '#.'# .•.••••.•••••••••••••

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1. . J. LATERVEER2.. R. McDONALD3. M. PIERCE4. S. CRAMPTON5. R.WINCH6. W. EMERSON7. G. VULICH9. P. BRIGDEN10. G. CHAMBERLAIN11. F. BOTTOMLEY12. G.CANN13. N. ELLARD14. J. COLES15. R. LINCOLN16. G. FOSTER17. J. PALFREY18. S. UNWIN19.. W. HUME20. W. O'SHEA22, J. MELDRUM23. M. YALDWYN24. R.WOOD25. J. ECKERSLEY26. J. HUGHES27. R. GALE28. B. JACKSON29. N. FRANKS30. Z. WINTER32. G. DOWNES33. J. DEVAUS

NORTH SYDN'EY OVAL, SATURDAY 1stUmpires: First, Field, C. HUON; Goal, A. THEOBOLD, R. CAMBOURNE 2.20

Boundary, J. PATTERSON, D. MARSHReserve, Field, T. TAIT; Boundary, G. TAYLOR, P. SCOTT 12.30

Third Field, V. HENSHAW 10.30Ground Manager: Mr. D. BOUCH1. KLAU, R.2. R. ALLAN3. PICKETT, A.4. DRESSER,R.5. ZANONI, M.6. DYBALL, P.7. CLOSE, P.8. DEAN, K.9. ORO, P.10. SHARPE, I.11. DISHER,. I. (Capt.)12. MARTINO, J.13. WHITTLE, R. (VC)14. FOWLER, R.15. ALLEN, I.16. COLLINS, K.17. LYTTLETON, L.18. HEWETT,T.19. JAMIESON, J.20. CARLAND, J.21. JENSEN, R.22. TREWIN, J.23. McDOWELL, K.24. BEER, C.25. MERRY, P.26. HALKYARD, R.27. HALEY, R.28. HIGHFIELD, R.

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NEXT WEEK'S MATCHES

Aug. 8 Sat.

Round 18FIRST GRADE RESERVE GRADE

Sydney Naval v North Shore Syd. Naval v North Shore ErskineviHe

Sth. Sydney v East Sydney Picken

St. George v Sydney Uni.

St. George v West. Subs. Macquarie Uni. v West. Subs.

Sth. Districts v East ~ydney Sth; Districts v Uni. N.S.w.

Aug. 9 Sun.

Balmain v Newtown Balmain v Newtown

Picken

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Rosedale

Jubilee

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TRUMPER OVAL, SUNDAY 2ndUmpires: Fi'rst, Field, W. ALLAN; Goal, L. MAGEE, R. KNOWLES 2.20

Boundary, D. CULLEN, L. BROWNReserve, Field, B. CZISLOWSKI; Boundary, G. TAYLOR, G. ALLOMES 12.30

Third, Field, K. CAFE 10.30 .Ground Manager: Mr. P. PERRIN

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2. PAlTRY, P.3. ALDERSEA, R.4. PATON,O.5. GODDARD, D.6. TOWLE, G.7. HAMILTON, J.8. TYLER, B.9. ROGERS,M.

10. LIDDELOW, K.11. ROBINSON, J.12. ELLIS, R.13. FITPATRICK, R.14. STONE T.15. GRAHAM, R.16. SKIPPER, W.17. SCHOBEL, R.18. DUNLOP, L.19. WILTON, R. (V. Capt.)20. BRANCH, J.21. WESTON, R.22. WILTON, G.23. WITHIRIDGE, L.24. MARASS, F.25. ROBERTS, J.26. HIGHAM, R.

1. R. HANKINSON (Capt.)2. H. DEWAR3. K. HUDSON4. D. SWARD5. G. INGRAM6. P. BULL7. L. FOXON8. L. COSTAIN .9. G. PLATFORD10. M. FOXON11. R. GRIMSEY12. G. JONES13. D. DIREEN14. N. GILLESPIE15. N. WORRALL16. B. PATRICK17. R. STRANGE18. F. ADAMS19. K. MURPHY

W. LOCKEK. CAPORNB. LOVELLS. TUTAKG. KOYTOUZISL. PURDIE

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RESERVE GRADE--DOUBLE HEADERERSKINEVILLE OVAL, SATURDAY 1st

12.30 p.m.UNIVERSITY OF N.S.w. v SYDNEY NAVAL

(BLACK, GOLD VERT. STRIPES) (BLUE, RED YOKE)Umpires: Field, J. McSWEENEY; Goal, L. RUSSELL, G. FARLEY

Boundary, K. SMITH, J. LANSER

2.30 p.m.WESTERN SUBURBS v SYDNEY UNIVERSITY

(BLACK, WHITE MONOGRAM) (BLUE, GOLD V)Umpires, Field, D. BLACKBURN; Boundary, D. CULLEN, A. STEWART

Ground Manager: Mr. E. SPENCERGround Manager: Mr. E. SPENCER

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*********************** ***********************: WESTERN : : SOUTHERN ~: SUBURBS :: ~-Ie ,. -Ie DISTRI(;TS *

ABC: BLACK-WHITE MONOGRAMS ~ : BLUE-WHITE STRIPES :

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Umpires: First, Field, I. SONNEMAN; Goal, F. BURNS, R. C.AMBOURNE 2.20~ &TV B.oundary, V. BURNS, L. MINTY. Reserve, Field, M. LEE; Boundary, K. SMITH, S. BRACK 12.30

.LL MA.JOR Third, Field, G. WHYKES 10.30:; RESULTS Ground Manager: Mr. K. HESSION

1. R. HOGGETT(C.)2. L. HETHERINGTON3. M. BRANDON4. K. REES6. G. PEDLER7. E. JOINER8. K. SEAMONS9. R. CAHILL10. R. PERRIN13. W. JONES14. J. JARRATT15. P. BOUCHIER16. R. MILNE17. D. WALDUCK19. P. MORGAN20. B. LENTON21. D. CONLON22. G. McLEAN24. KEITH SMITH25. R. ALLISON26. R. WADEWITZ27. W. TREWELLA28. N. WAGENER29. PHILLIP-CLARKE, P.30. K. FORBES32. EDGOOSE,A.33. G. BOUCHIER36. N. PILBEAM

1. NOACK, E. (V.C.)2. VAN KALKER3. JOSS, J.4. STEIN,W. (Cap. Coach)5. FITZGERALD,C.6. WAKEFIELD, G.7. STEWART, N.8. TOMLINSON, R.9. KENDALL, B.10. AITKENS, M.11. KNIGHT, J.12. KEYSER, J.13. MILLS, D.14. HINDS, P.15. FARRELL, C.16. ROGERS, P.17. SMITH, G.18: RANTELL, R.19. PFEILER, R.20. SMALLWOOD, A.21. ANDERSON, T.22. SMITH, N.

SHANNAHAN, P.LAW, P.

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North Sydney OvalOlds Park

PickenTrumper

OTHER RESERVEGRADEMATCHES

SATURDAY,AUG. 1st NORTH SHORE v BALMAINSUNDAY, AUG. 2nd ST. GEORGEv NEWTOWNSUNDAY, AUG. 2nd SOUTH SYDNEY v SOUTHERN DISTRICTSSUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd EASTSYDNEYv MACQUARIE

NEXT WEEK'S S.D.A.SATURDAY, AUGUST 8th

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NORTH SHORE CLUB NOTESHow good it is to win when one is the bit harder now. The U 19s still strug-

underdog-why? No one can tell me, gling but in good heart-couldn't pull itbut the experts were wrong again. off-the expansion has hit them hard butAt one stage St. George looked like keep going fellows, it means our area is

giving our Firsts a percentage builder, getting stronger and next year shouldbut they are too good a team for that see results starting to show.and their fight back must have giventheir supporters great hope. Within a The ladies advise that the car vacuumpoint, and three changes by Coach Joe cleaner unclaimed from 11.7.70has nowSmith and Capt. Ian Disher and a coun- been' claimed by John Sheridan-a bitter attack in the last 8 minutes swept slow there Skeeter. The Coffee mugsthe Dragons away. That makes us three were won by John Armstrong (New-in a row against St. George-twice on town) Ticket No. Orange D53, whilsttheir own ground, so much for the ex-, Doug Parnell with White Ticket D43wonperts-just keep them tipping against us the Trier's prize.-we don't mind being demoralised. Don't forget~straight round to BillRob'Allan with a strong effort all day Spurling's after the match against Bal-

took the "Van Heusen" trophy honours. main-a barbecue meal and then- thePeter Dyball, Peter Ord, Bob Fowler, and games-come well heeled.Ken Dean caught the eye. Chris Another barbecue on 'Sunday, 9thCooper straight from the U 19s made a August at Manly Dam (11 a.m.) See youfine debut-congratulations Chris. A at both functions.gutsy effort by all, including our 3 Ians. Ian Sharpe a tremendous clubman hasThe Reserves just didn't click despite notched up his 200thgame and a presen-

Captain Coach Max Chambers giving tation to mark the achievement will beeverything both off and on the field- made prior to the start of the 1st Gradeindependent judges awarded him the tro- match against Balmain. Congratulationsphy of the clock (from a supporter). The Ian from all supporters of the Club.road to the final four is just that little BRUNO 'ONE

SYDNEY NAVAL CLUB NOTESWell, we cracked it at last! Not a spec- side, and went do'wn to Macquarie Uni-

tacular win, but a 15 point margin over ,versity. We offer our congratulations toBalmain, thereby removing that big "0" the Uni boys, and hope they can kick onalongside our name, and it's replacement after being a chopping block earlier inwith a figure four. the season. Our best were Les Purdie,We should have taken this out much Steve Wright and'Mick Graves. Steve

easier than the scores indicate, but we and Mick are now well in the thick ofhad to struggle hard, and even had to the fight for the Johnson Medal, and itovercome an inexplicable slump early in seems that one of them may well emergethe last stanza, which might have swung as the ultimate winner.the game against us. The boys from Nirimba scrambled

home to a SlX point win over the Tigers.Captain Bob Hankinson took the hon- Our spy says they weren't very convinc-

ours with four gOodg'oals and some in- ing in winning, and coach Kevin Peckspiring leadership. Young Dick Grimsey will have his hands full by finals time,on the half back flank was next best with unless the boys can regain their bestsome solid defensive play, and again Stan form.Tutak played extremely well at full ba~k. Today we go in with our traditionalOthers to give good value were Mark rivals from across the oval. Easts haveFoxon and the steadily improving Nigel proved themselves the best team out ofGillespie. the four so far this season. If we've im-Apart from captain Hankinson, the proved any since last Sunday, we could

goals went to Ken Caporn, Mark Foxon, make it hard for them. Let's take itDennis Heffernan and Kerry Hudson. right up to them, chaps, and make themThe Reserves again fielded a depleted really earn those points.

UMPIRES ASSOCIATIONAfter a very interesting round last ping up the 50 club each week. Congratu-

week end the umpiring vote goes to lations Leo. On the social side watchChris Huon for a magnificent job at this space next week for any proposedTrumper Park. social functions within the Umpires As-With 5 rounds of home and away soication.

matches left there is great enthusiasm Don't forget fellows training takeswith all men vying for the final berth. place at Erskineville Oval every MondayIt is good to see Leo McDonaldwrap- and Wednesday evening.

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NEWTOWN CLUB NOTESBath sides taak another step up the Lane dictated play fram the centre, and

ladder with gO'ad wins aver Districts. easily won the Erskineville Hatel Award.The Seniar were always in cantrol and Others to' shaw were Ross Wilsan, Kev

Paul McCarthy daminated the centre to' Egan, Wayne Innes, Tony Buck and Rangain the Paratel Award. He was well McNiel.backed up by Jason Britcliffe, Peter Van- The Thirds battled hard all day butdenburg, Jahn Guest, Ian Kidd, David lack af numbers and experience taakSmith, Cliff Matsan and Jahn Brady. their tall.The Secand moved intO' third. place This week it's the Dragans and a win

with a percentage boasting win. Brendan is a MUST.

ST. GEORGE CLUB NOTESBeaten but far from disgraced the

Saints last Sunday staged a memarablecameback which wauld have snatchedvictary fram defeat with an aunce afluck.Tremendous individual effarts by

Manny Kerinauia and Bob Stirling werethe major factars in aur comeback andthey were well supported by Geoff GreenKevin Gibbans, Cal MacDanald and BillWillats.Last Saturday saw our Reserves almast

provide the fiasco. Same serious ~saulsearching must take place both in aurclub and at League Headquarter withregard to' the seconds campetitian. GerryGillard, Bruce McLaughlin, Keiran Whiteand Bab Smart were pick af the players.Another runaway for the thirds with

Phil Taylar, Greg Harris, Ken Hughes,Terry Timeatapua, Russell Skuse andPhil Rabsan outstanding.

Walsh Award: Firsts: R. Sterling 6, E.Kerinauia 2, G. Green 2, G. Kemp 1, R.Datta 1. Pragress: R. Sterling 36, R.Datta 28, G. Datta 17. Reserves: G. Gil-lard 6, K. White 2, B. McLauchlin 2, R.Smart 2. Pragress: F. Puruntatameri 22,J. Mayne 12, C. Smith 12. Thirds: R.Skuse 5, T.Timeatapua 4, P. Robsan 3.Pragress: T. Timeatapua 34, R. Skuse 20,L. Monaghan 17, K. Hughes 17.

The 200 Club final draw was won bypopular warker Bert Wells with TicketNo. 515. Week 19' Draw went to 418 G.Harvey. Lucky number last Sunday wasarange 884, Mrs. Butler.

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SOUTH SYD~Y '~LUB NOTESAugust I, 1970

~ .With one game from the four ,Souths

certainly played well against a strongDragon side last Saturday. From the firstbounce it was South all the way and.theyeasily ran' out -winners except in thekicking department-17.27 is not a res-pectable score under 'any circumstances.For-two weeks the behind score has eX-.eeeded the goal score and if we are totake the flag it must be .the other wayaround.

Best were Neville Moffitt, G~ry Car-

. michael and our "Scribe" Dave Robin-son. . ,The SDA battled against Salesians and'

were narrowly beaten. It is gObd to seethese lads battle each. week. Best wasGreg Stevens.If you get lost today and go to the

wrong ground don't' blame us.

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NOTESThe Reserves had to miss eventually

and Easts will be a big force in the finals.Jeff Smtih was one of the few to playup to form, and the combined effort waswell short of that required in September.The Thirds had many good players Bob

Whitney kicked three magnificent goalsfrom well out, Phill Fenney defendedstrongly as usual, Graeme Shiells, AlecClout, Steve Stickney and Don Whibleywere winners all day whilst Jim McAr-thur turned in his best effort of the sea-son.Hope the All stars don't get lost on the

way to Harbor~Brian Clymo was re-ported as the star of last week's gamebut he will need a few supports to getpast an ambitious Warringah this week.

WESTERN SUBURBSAnother healthy win from the Bulldogs

who are the best side we have met thisyear.Jeff Jarrat continues to get among the

goals and added another 8 to the total.He looks a certainty to reach the cen-tury for the first time since Terry Inger-soll in 1956.Roger Hoggett was, I thought, our most

effective player, continually markingstrongly and clearing the ball from thosevital centre bounces.Lindsay Hetherington showed excellent

form at half back and David Walduckturned in an impressive effort especiallyin the marking department.Norm Wagener is determined to em-

barrass the selectors shortly with twofine games in a row.

NEW SOUTH WALES STATISTICS

SalesiansWestern SubsWarringahSydney UniUni of NSWNorth ShoreSouth SydneyPenshurst

3 6767

4 554 40

COMPETITION TABLE ROUN'D 16FIRST GRADE'

W L For Ag. % Pts.Weste'rn Subs 14 2 2211 986 224.2 56Newtown 12 4 1843 1373 134.2 48North Shore 12 4 1675 1393 120.2 48St. George 11 5 2022 1557 128.6 44East Sydney 7 9 1537 1329 115.6 28Sth .Districts 4 12 1196 1820 65.7 16Balmain 3 13 974 1840 52.9 12Sydney Naval 1 15 1055 2215 47.6 4

RESERVEGRADE ROUND 16(InCludes Round 22)

W L For Ag. % Pt••Western Subs 15 2 1675 741 226.0 60Sydney Uni 13 4 1623 671 241.9 52East Sydney 12 5 1542 766 201.3 48Newtown 12 5 1344 738 182.1 48UnCoFN.S.W-. -12-5-12i8-802--r5"9.4-----:48South Sydney 10 7 1263 892 141.6 40North Shore 10 7 1199 999 120.0 40St. George 7 10 803 1319 60.9 28Balmain 4 13 609 1425 42.7 8Southern Dis. 3 14 635 1606 39.5 12Sydney Naval 2 15 686 1666 41.2 8Macquarie Uni. 2 15 561 1593 'l5.2 8

THIRD GRADE ROUND 16St. George 16 0 1745 493 349.9 64Western Subs 14 2 1115 637 175.0 56Sydney Naval 9 7 1043 833 125.2 36.Southern Dis. 7 8 749 1037 72.2 30Balmain 7 9 664 1049 63.3 28East Sydney 6 10 917 938 97.8 24North Shore 3 13 654 1234 53.0 12*Netwown 1 14 477 1143 41.7 6* Denotes drawn match

SYDNEY DISTRICTS ASSOCIATIONRESULTS ROUND 14

Salesians 20.22 (142) d South ydney 1.2 (8)ydney University 15.11 (101) d Western Subs

8.7 (55)NO'rth Shore 11.17 (77) d Penshurst 8.7 (55)Warringah 18.26 (134) d Uni. of N.S.W. 2:3 (15)

COMPETITION TABLE12 3 1519 512 296.7 4812 3 1303 686 189.9 4811 4 1580 673 234.8 4410 5 1257 701 179.3 406 9 651 856 76.1 245 10 710 1076 64.1 204 11 501 1073 46.7 16o 15 199 2143 9.3 0

LEADING GOALKICKERSFIRST GRADE

J. JARRATT (WS) 8 81E. KERINIAUA (St G) 8 75R. DOTTA (St G) 1 56D. SYKES (N) 3 44R. MILNE (WS) •...•. 2 35D. DALTON (St G) - 3 35G. TRAYNOR (N) 6 35J. HAMILTON (ES) 3 34N. SMITH (SD) 3 31J. MARTINO (NS) 31I. KIDD (N) 1 31N. PILBEAM (WS) 31

RESERVE GRADEB. LAWN (UNSW) 1 62KEITH SMITH (WS) 38G. LANGDON (ES) 5 38K. EGAN (N) 6 37G. PATTERSON (SU) 36D. JONES (SS) 7 35R. PATTERSON (SU) 31P. SADDLER (SU) 31

THIRD GRADET. TIMEAPUTA (St G) .P. MCCARTHY (5t G) .G. BLUES (WS) .C. GIALOURIKIS (ES) .

RESULTS ROUND 16FIR$T GRADE

Newtown 4.6, 12.12, 17.20.23.25 (163)Southern Dis. 4.0, 5.0, 5.1, 10.7 (67)

North Shore 7.4, 11.9, 14.11, 20.14 (134)St. George 2.4, 4.6, 10.11, 17.14 (116)

Western Subs 2.2, 5.7, 11.11, 14.20 (104)East Sydney 3.5, 5.8, 7.12, 9.13 (67)

Sydney Naval 1.5, 3.12, 4.14, 9.18 (72)Balmain 2.4, 2.5, 4.10, 7.15 ,(57)

RESERVE GRADENewtown 22.24 (156) d Southern Dis. 0.1 (1)Uni of N.S.w. 11.18 (84) d Nth Shore 5.14 (44)Sydney Uni 12.8 (80) d Balmain 2.6 (18)East Sydney 11.7 (73) d Western Sub 5.12 (42)Mac. Uni 14.4 (88) d Sydney Naval 7.10 (52)South Sydney 17.27 (129) d St. George 4.5 (29)

THIRD GRADESouthern Dis 16.12 (120) d Newtown 1.4 (10)Sydney Naval 8.13 (61) d BaJmain 7.13 (55)West. Subs 11.8 (74) d East Sydney 6.10 (46)St. George 22.27 (159) d North Shore 3.2 (20)

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