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Page 2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 23, 1973
RMOND MAKE IT NINE IN A ROWCOBURG DOWN TO ST. BERNARD'S
IVANHOE BREAK THE ICEBy GEORGE McTAGGART
Ormond completed the cycle of beating every team in turn when theyfinished 23 points to the good against North Old Boys last Saturday .
It was Ormond's ninth win in succession - their only defeat for the seasonbeing by North in the opening round.
St. Bernard's beat Coburg by a goal in a game that was close all day, andmoved up to second place . Coburg's defeat tumbled them out of the four.
Ivanhoe, after troubling some of the leading teams in recent matches,finally broke the ice at Geelong's expense. They won by seven goals.
Ormond hopped off with 7 goals inthe first quarter to gain a 4-goal leadover North, and North never recover-ed . Ormond kicked another 7 goals inthe third term to lead by almost 8goal's but North came back well inthe last quarter
. Ormond's backing-up was 'a featur eof their play and their good fieldkicking was another factor in theirwin .
The evenness of the Coburg-St .Bernard's game can be seen from thefact that Coburg led by a goal at theend of each of the first three quarters,but they managed only 3 points inthe last and St . Bernard's kicked 2-3to gain the points.
Ivanhoe broke away from Geelongwhen they added 7 .4 to 2 .4 in thesecond quarter and were in a soundposition at the interval with a 34-point lead . Geelong did a little betterin the second half but made no im-pression on their big leeway.
The back lines were on top in thefirst half of the. University Blues-Caulfield Grammar encounter, withCaulfield edging to a 17-point lead atthe interval after an even first term .
Caulfield took charge in the thirdquarter and were more than 8 goals infront at one stage . But the Blues hitback with 2 goals just before three-quarter-time, and another three inquick time in the last gave them achance of pulling it off, but Caulfieldsteadied and won by 31 points .
It was even for the first half of theOld Paradians-Monash Blues game,then Monash broke clear in the thirdterm and went to a 5-goal lead . ButParade fought back to within 2 pointsat the last change . That was the endof it for them though, and Monashfinished on well to win by more than6 goals .
University Blacks scored a 57-pointwin over Old Carey and knockedthem out of the four in doing so .Blacks went in to replace them.
Kew thrashed Old Scotch and Re-servoir did the same to MelbourneHigh. Collegians had more than 5goals to spare from Assumption andOld Trinity beat De La Salle by 23points.
Old Melburnians put up a disap-pointing display against Parkside inthe game at Elsternwick Park, goin g
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 23, 1973 Page 3
down by nearly 12 goals . PowerHouse beat Fairfield by only a goalwhile bottom team, National Bank,surprised Old Haileybury, beatingthem by 23 points .
Marcellin had an easy win overCommonwealth Bank, whose accurateshooting for goal (12 .1) was a featureof the game .
AJAX beat Glenhuntly by only 3points and AMP Society scored fromFootscray Tech by a similar margin .It was a good effort by Tech ., whohave not won a match . Old Camber-well easily beat Elsternwick and OldIvanhoe had little trouble in disposingof West Brunswick .
Monash Whites lost top place in FSection when they went down to OldMentonians by 22 points . Fawkner,who scored by nearly 8 goals fromLaTrobe Reds, are clear leaders.
Junior Section leaders, UniversityBlues, had only 14 points to sparefrom Ivanhoe (14.23 to 14.9) . NorthOld Boys crashed against Ormond,going down by 45 points .
In Section 2, Beverley Hills scoredeasily from Old Brighton, but Park-side beat West Brunswick by only 15points .
PERMITS CLOSE SOONApplications for permits for season 1973
will close with the Records Secretary ofthe V.A .F.A. Mr. Bruce De Lacy, 67 Char-man Road, Mentone, 3194 on July 1st, .
The only application considered after thatdate will be that of a player af811ated with aclub in the amateur body of South Australia,Western Australia or Tasmania who is trans-ferred to Victoria in his employment, or aNational Serviceman who returns to Victoria .
A player who has played with a club inthe V.A .F .A. this season, and has sub-sequently played with another club, muststand down for two matches before beingeligible to play for his V .A.F.A . club again.
In a case such as this, the date on whichhe last played with the other club must beshown on his permit application.
Re-registration of a player whose permitis still in force, that is, a player who hasnot played with any other club since he lastplayed with the club with which he isseeking re-registration may be made .at anytime up to the last home and home match .
SNOWSSTORM
It's absolutely in-credible this gamecalled footy . Afterknockin' off sidesright, left and cen-tre we turn outlast Saturdee to bewhopped by anotherone of the bottomsides . I really dun-
no . Makes me blood boil . And makes mewonder why I ever took on this coachin'caper .
I won't go into detail about the game'cept that we played like a pack of oldsheilas . It was un~beleviable . We couldn'tmark. Couldn't pick up the pill . Almost as ifall me blokes, bar none, 'ad been out onthe tear the night before .
Not much use complainin' it's onto to-day's game which is gunna be a toughie .We're now well outa the four and brotherit's gunna be touch and go to make thefinals.
After our loss everyone thought I'd dome lolly at the practise during the week .But I didn't . Kept me cool and just ran 'eminto the ground .
Not that me boys are'nt fit but they justneed a good swift kick in the --- to bring'em to life.
Actually this time of the season's a bitrich on an old fella like me. The freezingcold nights at trainin' . I mean, cripes, it'ssoldiers bold .
Gotta admit I'm glad to hit the cot andturn on me Linda.
Well, enough of me trivia. Down to theimportant things in life like winning andsinkin' a few frooties after the match.
See you'se next week with all the grimdetails .
100 UP TO O.M.'s FULL-BACKOld Melburnian players and supporters
congratulate Dave 'Turkey' Urquhart whoplays his 100th game today against OldXaverians . One of the club's most consistentplayers since he joined in 1967, winningthe Best and Fairest in 1971 and alwaysprominent in other years . A very deter-mined and gutsy player, always throwinghimself through packs after the ball, gen-erally coming out with it too! The last twoyears he has filled the full back positionwhere he continues to starve the oppositionforwards for kicks . Congratulations Turkey' .Everyone associated with the club wishesyou every success in the future.
Page 4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 23, 1973
A SECTION
Ivanhoe 4.3 11.7 16.12 20.15-135
Geelong 3.5 5.9 8.14 13.15- 93
IVANHOE: Crompton 5, Ireland 4, Baker
Dean 3, Robinson 3Rojory Quinlivan, BIreHughes, Crompto n
land, Van .
GEELO PQultonidDavis Trevaskispoynton ,. . Foster, H . Smith, Tucker, Bes : E
, t McArthur .~;rown, Davis, Wokey, Allden
Caulfield Gr 2 .1 5.9 10.15 11 .18- 84
University Blues 2.2 3.4 5.5 8.5 - 53
CAULFIELD GRAM : MLesTambter
G . Fletcher 2, Long ,
gen1n McNiBest: colG Bt~herll, Lester, Morphet,
Craven, BLUES: Forge 5, Sleeman,
Voigt, Moylan . Best : Forge, Heinz, Hickey,
Tucker, White, Church .
Ormond 7.3 9 .7 16.8 17.10-112
North Old Boys 3 .3 5.7 8.10 13 .11- 8 9
ORMOND : Pearce 4, Ladd 3, Hoey 3,Graham 3, Wood 2, Logan, D . Cameron .
Best : Bourne, Graham, Curtis, Naylor, R .
Cameron, Murphy .
NORTH OLD BOYS : Murray 5, Peasnell4, Spurling 2, Crooks, Fennelly . Best : Mur-ray, Peasnell, O'Connor, Robertson, Ryan,
Crooks .
St Bernard's OC 2.2 543 8 5.3 9.5 1 9 :8 62
Coburg
ST BERNARD'S OC : G . Mahoney 2, Bur-gin 2, Sheehan 2, Sullivan 2, Iannazzo, M .
MahoneDrenant: Amott Mah~arvey Aughton,
Angel, Calle,
COBURG : King 4, Seath 2, Cleary, ibberd,sen, N . Beattie. Best : A
. Ha~arfe .N . Beattie, Sullivan, King,
Uni 1.6 O1dvCarey Blacks
5.3 18 9 19 .53
22.16-14814 .9 - 93
UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Moffatt 6, Fisher
Lipshut. Clarke
2. Peters 2, BestMalone, Batten, Eaton Cordne
r
Cordner, McLean, Lipshut, Matthews, Fisher,McRae .
OLD CAREY : Cooke 4, Dick 4, Freeman 2,
Shaw Steele, Dick , Steele, Cooke, Elliott,
BFreeman.
Reservoir 16 10 .11-.Old Boys 1.2 5.8 794 1MHS 71
RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : McCrohan 6 ,
Grose 5, Farrar 2, Martin 2, Gary Massey 2,Devlin, Galea, Archer. Best : Dowell, Martin,
Archer, Bates, Grose, J . Paulka .arleyMHS OLD BOYS: J
. CoopPeatli g . HBest:3 . D. Harley, Lolatgis ,Featherby, J . Cooper, Todd, Taylor, Lolatgis,
Silberberg .
Collegians 4.1 8.2 11.8 18 .11-119
Assumption OC 5.4 9 .8 10.12 12 .14- 86
COLLEGIANS : Munn 5, Pryor 4, Trompf 2,Ross 2, Williamson 2, Zent, Nethersole,
Moodie. Best: Ross, Pryor, Munn, Tucker,Rice, Leembruggen .
ASSUMPTION OC: O'Donnell 4, O'Ha110-ran 4, Howard, Vipond, Pavone, Serafini .
Best : O'Donnell, T . Kelly, Bristow, Serafini,
Payton, Avery .
Hew 7.7 11 .13 19 .18 25 .18-168
Old Scotch Coll 1 .5 1,9 6.12 10 .21- 8 1
KEW: Berry 10, Nihill 4, Mullin 3, Mitchell2, Hayes 2, Lyons 2, Smith, McKi1l~cEwanMullin, Berry, Johnston, Barclay ,
F. Pierce .OLD SCOTCH :
Clarke, Fleming,Fleming, Leong,McDonald .
Stokes 4, McDonald t alBest
:Leeming ,Sloan, Booth, Addison ,
BlUes 4.6 7.9 12 - 12 19 .1327
Old Monas
h Pa radians 1 .4 6.8 12.10 13 .11 189
MONASH BLUES : Flett 5, Nilbett 5, Hil-debrand 2, Bickford 2, Marshall, Whitchurch,
Fletgt, Smb~aitNo BhSt Both .nt nk,as Deilbett,You
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OLD PARADIANS: Price 4, Ford 2, Telle-fson 2, Bahen, Duke, Carroll, Moran, Mount.
Best: Mount, Tellefson, Duke, Tomkins,Price Kendall .
Old Trinity De La Salle O C 41
4.2 8
.3 I7.6 1 12
.14-9 .94
D- 63
OLD TRINITY: G. Fellows 3, Oppy 3,Christie
. Grant,Quarterman Stephens 9Bartley ,R. Kennedy .
DE LA SALLE : DunneBothe 2, Groves
, vBoth e11 Loft ,D Sheppard,Halasa .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- June 23, 1973
2, Donegan 2,McIlroy . Best:Lyons, Geddes ,
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Last Week's Results - continuedC SECTION
Parkside 2.3 5.4 7.8 15.8 - 98
Old Melburnlans 1 .4 1.7 3.10 3.13- 3 1
PARKSIDE : B . Harvey 5, Wiseman 3,King 2, Sammutt 2, Rodda, F . Findlay,Gary Dryden . Best : King, Hayes, Wiseman,Graham Dryden, B. Harvey, Gary Dryden .
OLD MELBURNIANS: Rattray, Thompson,Roberson . Best: Weir, Cloke, Dick, Stuckey,Urquhart, Mumme .
Power House 4.1 8.3 11 .5
Fairfield 4.2 8.3 10 .5
13 .7 - 85
12 .7 - 79
POWER HOUSE: Bartlett 6, Upton 2,Digby 2, Crick, Miller, Shewan . Best :Sykes, Daniel, O'Connor, Crick, Shewan,Bartlett .
FAIRFIELD: Hume 4, Patchett 3, Chap-man 2, Quadara 2, Bux. Best : Hume, Fitz-gerald, Guest, Nolan, Quadara, Patchett .
Old Brighton Gr 7 .2 12 .8
UHS Old Boys 4 .4 7 .5
16 .14 22 .22-154
10.12 11 .13- 79
OLD BRIGHTON: Agar 11, J . Shepherd 5,Wagner 3, Watkins 2, D . Wood . Best: Agar,Castle, D . Wood, Powell, Paroissien, Wat-kins .
UIIS OLD BOYS : Flavel 4, J . Griffin 3,McMahon, Morrell, Reid, Trewartha . Best:J. Griffin, Flavel, Boag, Kinnear, Morrell,Garwood .
St Kilda CBOC 2 .1 10.8 15.10 19 .15-129Old Xaverlans 7 .5 8.6 12.10 13 .14- 9 2
ST KILDA CBOC: Calleja 7, Salter 3,Casey 3, Drew 2, Hatswell, Bilston, Dynon,O'Connell. Best: Salter, Drinan, Leahy,Calleja, Drew, Bilston .
OLD XAVERIANS: Quinn 3, Naughton 3,M . Keaney 2, Howard, J . Keaney, Dwyer,Gorman, Sholly . Best: J. Keaney, O'Connor,T . Quinn, Moore, Gowers, Howard .
National Bank 6.1 15.4 17.4
Old Haileybury 5 .6 6.10 10 .12
19.9 -123
14.16-100
NATIONAL BANK: Goalkickers, bestplayers not received.
OLD HAILEYBURY : Storrer 3, Curtis 2,McQueen 2, Jessep 2, Shapter, Hattam,Ccney, Houghton, Forbes . Best : Cocks, Hat-tam, Kane, Loney, McQueen, Wa rn ock.
D SEGTIONLaTrobe Blacks 1 .5 3.8 7.9 12.12- 84Brunswick 1 .1 4.3 6.5 7.6 .48
LA TROBE BLACKS : Witte 3, P . Dann 3B . O'Brien, Sgro, Devine, Weir, McDonough'Gould . Best : Rowe, Witte, Fawcett, Hanlon ;Sgro, O'Brien .
BRUNSWICK : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .
State Sav. Bank 2.3 4.4 11 .6 16 .7 -103Old Geelong Gr 2 .2 4.4 7.6 12 .6 - 78
STATE SAV . BANK: Julier 4, Webster 4McGill 2, Tobin 2, Cameron 2, Pitts, Wright .Best: Julier, Morrison, Allen, Cameron,Roberts, McGill .
OLD GEELONG : Aitchison 2, Crawford 2Stewart Anderson 2, Holland 2, Weibye,Fraser, Spiden, Jackson . Best: StephenAnderson, Gilbert, Weibye, Brocksopp,Spiden, Carroll .
Marcellin OC 3.1 5.6 11.10 I8 .15-123C'Wealth Bank 7 .0 10.1 10.1 12.1 - 73
MARCELLIN OC: Power 5, P . Gartner 4,Ahern 4, Allen 2, Butler 2, Williams . Best :Mahon, Gooley, Power, J. Gartner, Cooney,Hescroff.
C'WEALTH BANK: R . White 3, Thompson2, Blair 2, Radford, Carroll, Sullivan, Mona-han, Dick. Best : Borrack, Radford, Sulli-van, Hutchins, Linehan, Monahan .
St Kevin's OB 4 .3 6.7 11 .8 16 .10-106Hampton Rovers 3 .4 8.6 10.7 13.9 - 87
ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Trewin 3, Hart3, King 2, Olle 2, Evans, Low, B . Johnson,Randles, C . Molan, M . Molan . Best : Mc-Ardle, Fernon, Olle, King, Kelly, Randles .
HAMPTON ROVERS : Goalkickers do nottally with scores. Best : R . Huckett, Leeming,S . Huckett, Badman, Macnish, Wolfe .
Alphington 3.4 6.6 12 .12 21 .17-143St Patricks OC 5.1 7.4 7.6 10.9 - 69
ALPHINGTON : McKay 6, Cecil 5, Gross 5,Shaw 2, G . Gale, Wayman, Skerry . Best:McKay, Shea, Skerry, Williams, McNamara,Cecil .
ST PATRICKS OC : W . Mahar 3, Tobin 2,Bell 2, Cribbes, Larkins, Simpken . Best:O'Meara, Cribbes, Dowd, Bell, W. Mahar,B . Vear .
Page 6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 23, 1973
Last Week's Results - continut,E SECTION
AJAX1 .2 3.8 5.10 8 .10- 58
Glenhuntly 3 .1 4.1 5.5 8.7 - 55
AJAX : Hoffman 2, Gurfinkel 2 Friedman ,lianpol, Smorgon, Lefkovic . Best: Gurfinkel,jurberg, Smorgon, Friedman, Borensztajn,gialek .
GLENHUNTLY : Goalkickers, best playersout received .
Old C'well Gr 7 .3 11.7 16.13 22 .16-148Eisternwick 5 .2 7.4 8.10 13.14- 92
OLD CAMBERWELL : McCallum 5, Staf-ford 5, Connor 3, P . Hanson 2, Gretgrix 2 .Burt 2, Waterworth 2, Scales. Best : Mullett,Connor, Tucker, McCallum, R . Hanson, Burt .
ELSTERNWICK: Rosewarne 4, P . Mahoney2, Williams 2, A . Ramsay, Blythman, Edgar,Convery, Jenkin . Best: A. Ramsay, J . Per-kins, I . Ramsay, Rosewarne, Convery, Wil-liams .
Old Ivanhoe Gr 4.6 9.12 13.19 17 .21-123West Brunswick 3.2 7.6 7.6 11.10- 76
OLD IVANHOE : R. Stevens 6, Allen 4,Grace 2, Carroll, Wright, Corstorphin, Wil-son, T. MacKenzie. Best : Kelsey, Williams,T, MacKenzie, Carroll, Allen, R . Stevens .
WEST BRUNSWICK : Gurrieri 5, Grambau3, Fletcher, P . Heenan, Waters . Best : Gur-rieri, B . Ivey, W. Ivey, Laats, Lewis, Var-quez .
AMP Society 2.2 2.4 6.6 10.9 - 69Footscray ITOB 1 .2 6.4 9.6 10.6 - 66
AMP SOCIETY: Waller 2, Henderson 2,~ScLaughlan 2, Browne, Gates, Parkinson,Rowell . Best : Waller, Ruddell, Parkinson,Padbury, Reed, S . Carr.
FOOTSCRAY ITOB: Dilks 3, Scetrine 3,Fletcher 2, Dean, Whitby. Best: Miller,Dilks, Brophy, Leonard, Carr, Fletcher.
ANZ Bank a bye
THE BLACK LISTMissed publication dead-line (4.50 p .m .)
Fine - ONE DOLLAR .
LA TROBE BLACKSOLD MELBURNIANS RESERVES
Phoned incorrect scores. Fine - ONEDOLLAR .
KEWUNIVERSITY BLUES JUNIORSOLD MELBURNIANSOLD BRIGHTON GR . RESERVESUNIVERSITY REDS RESERVESDOOKIE & LONG O .C. RESERVES
F SEGTIONUniversity Reds 5.5 9.8 14.10 19.13-127North Brunswick 2.3 7.8 9.11 16.14-110
UNI REDS : Lowe 10, King 3, Lipshut 2,Courtis, Cunningham, Robinson, Mahony .Best : Jackson, King, Terode, Mahony, Lowe,Courtis .
NORTH BRUNSWICK: Hamilton 4,Handley 3, Fox 2, I . Duncan 2, Kenny 2,Gibbons, Trotter, Heywood . Best: Handley,Trotter, Fox, Hamilton, Browning, B .Duncan.
Fawkner 1.0 8.1 14.4 17.5 -107LaTrobe Reds 2 .1 4.1 5.3 9.7 - 6 1
FAWKNER : Thomas 7, Clinton 2, Egan 2,Ciavola, Laba, McKay, S . Majerczak, Smith,M. Stapleton . Best : Thomas, Laba, Hegarty,M . Stapleton, F . McMahon, McKay.
LaTROBE REDS : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .
Thornbury 5 .1 6.3 11 .8 16.10-106Dook & Long OC 5 .2 7.5 10.8 12 .10- 8 2
THORNBURY : K. Crocker 5, G . Biggs 4,R . B. Scott 3, Harbour, Morgan, Veitch,Hope . Best : Biggs, Crocker, R . B. Scott,James, Harbour, Cattauach .
D . & L. OC: Swinnerton 2, Siesma 2,Christie 2, Simpson 2, McLaughlin 2, Stevens,Osmond . Best: Scott, Christie, McLaughlin,,Simpson, Viska, Stevens.
Old Mentonians 7.2 8 .5 10 .10 13 .15- 93Monash Whites 3.4 6 .10 8.14 9.17- 71
OLD MENTONIANS : Whitton 3, Stavrou3, Ingram 2, Gadd 2, Peel, Fisher, Paris . Best :Peel, Paris, Bennett, Gadd, Furness, Stavrou.
MONASH WHITES : Brett-Young 2, Smith2, Geritz, Halliday, Morecroft, Wettenhall,Peacock . Best : Brett-Young, Wettenhall,Ryan, Wharton, Hewson .
St Bede's OC a by e
COBURG FORWARD PLAYS HIS 100thCoburg forward Peter Callesen plays his
100th game against Ormond today, two yearsago Peter had a serious knee injury and hisfuture in football was in grave doubt, but asuccessful operation and a year's rest fromfootball has worked wonders . His strengthand marking ability have entrenched him asa very valuable player for Coburg, all wishhim well .
Another to earn the special thanks of theclub is our official "Amateur Footballer"seller young Brian Perkins who travels fromEast Eltham each week to carry out thisvaluable task.
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 23, 1973 Page 7
Last Week's Results - continuedJUNIOR SECTION 1
University Blacks 3.1Power House 3.2
9.5 11.6 18.13-1216.7 12.12 14.12- 96
UNI BLACKS : Perrett 4, Holmes 4, White4, Steele 3, Carter 2, Ryan . Best: Holmes,Hope, Carter, White, Perrett, Steele.
POWER HOUSE : Yuille 3, Aitchison 3,Vance 3, Driscoll 2,`Simpson, Lynch, Mason .Best: Aitchison, Lynch, Thompson Allen,Vance, Yuille.
University Blues 5 .2 10 .10 11 .16 14.21-105Ivanhoe 6.2 8.3 10 .5 14.9 - 93
UNI BLUES: R. Taylor 4, Westmore 3,McNiece 2, Guthrie, Wilson, Hager, Keeley,McDonald . Best: Hager, Westmore, Tiernan,Morris, R . Taylor, Small .
IVANHOE : G . Dean 6, Rotar 3, C . Stewart2, Field 2, Curtis . Best: Palmer, Dean,Rotar, Clay, C. Stewart, Watkins.
Ormond 4.9 6.13 6 .17 11 .20- 86North Old Boys 0.4 1.5 3.10 5.11- 4 1
ORMOND : Schliefert 3, K . Russ 2, Gillies2, Graham 2, Smyth, Wood . Best: Gillies,Reynolds, Sandilands, Graham, McLean,Buckley .
NORTH OLD BOYS : White 3, Sheales,Agnoletti . Best: Dempsey, Hoyne, Ryan,Walker, Cusack, Agnoletti .
Monash Uni 4.2 10.6 14.12 18 .15-123Old Scotch Coil 4.3 4 .6 5.8 8.11- 59
MONASH UNI : Whitton 4, Rosengarten 3,Merry 3, Moohey 2, C. Moore 2, Foster, Law-ley, Rodway, Thomas . Best : Officer, Lawley,Rogers, C . Moore, Rodway, Mooney .
OLD SCOTCH COLL . : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .
St Bernard's OC 2.5 10.11 16.16 24 .22-166Hampton Scouts 5.3 7.3 9.5 10.5 - 65 "
ST BERNARD'S OC : MacDonough 8,Thompson 7, Egan 2, Hughes, Scerri, Meade,Bird, Power, Sebire, Santamaria. Best:Thompson, Angel, MacDonough, Hughes ,Bray, Egan .
HAMPTON SCOUTS: A. ThompsonKelly, Wells, Cook, Diamond . Best:Thompson, Wells, Donaldson, Laragy,Thompson, Bell .
6,A .S .
JUNIOR SECTION 2Caulfield Gr 1 .4 3.10 4.14 12.22- 94National Bank 0 .5 1.8 1.14 3 .15- 33
CAULFIELD GRAM : Buchanan 4, Mc-Laughlin 3, Spooner 2, Bierwirth, JohnstoneSpeed. Best : Spooner, Worthington, Buch-anan, Johnstone, Bierwirth, McLaughlin .
NATIONAL BANK: Beck, Darcy, Jenkin-son . Best: Borserio, Beck, Rowe, Wilkes,Rogerson, Evans .
Fairfield 3.0 5.3 10.7 14.12- 96St Bede's OC 4 .4 7.5 9.9 11 .10- 76
FAIRFIELD : Carlson 3, Edwards 3, Archer2, Brown 2, Bell, Rigney, Roberts, English .Best: English, Fraser, Edwards, Orvad, Bell,Carlson .
ST BEDE'S OC : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .
Old Paradians 4.9 11.15 18 .20 19.24-138AJAX 0.1 0.2 0.2 3.5 - 23
OLD PARADIANS : Kissane 3, Cocks 3,Symes 3, Mansfield 2, Gilmore 2, R . Gregor2, M . Growney 2, Rowlands, H . S . Brown .Best: Cain, M . Gregor, Cocks, M . Growney,Neeson, Green .
AJAX : Blusztein 2, Pyzem. Best : Yelen,Aarons, Nebyl, Blusztein, Aldor, Green-berg.
Beverley Hills 1.6 7.7 12.11 12 .13- 85Old Brighton Gr 2 .3 4.4 5.6 5.8 - 3 8
BEVERLEY HILLS : Henry 3, Gibson 2,Browning 2, Holly, Dunn, Studdock,
Ferry, Hands. Best : Henry, Frater, N . Tur-pie, Ruth, M . Browning, D. Browning .
OLD BRIGHTON : Riddell 3, Gutteridge 2 .Best: Pardoissien, Hunt, Mead, Malouf,Dobbie, Downie .
Parkside 2.2 7.7 13.10 14 .13- 97West Brunswick 3.7 4.8 8.10 11 .16- 8 2
PARKSIDE : Laengst 5, Sweewey 5, Bastow2, Arnold, Grummisch . Best: Bastow,Sweeney, Cotton, G . Hayes, French, Phil-pott .
WEST BRUNSWICK: Guatta 2, Thornycroft2, White 2, Beaumont, Butterworth, Byrd,DiPietro, Monger . Best : Beaumont, Byrd,Callander, DiPietro, Monger, Tartaglia .
Coburg a bye
Page 8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 23, 1973
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Last Week's Results - continuedA RESERVE SECTION
Ivanhoe 3.4 11 .9 15.12 18 .15-123Geelong 2.1 4.1 7.1, 10.3 - 63
IVANHOE : Lonergan 5, Greg Borchers 5 ,Gillin 3, Rigoni 2, Hecker, Phillips, Neale .Best: Hecker, Du Guesclin, Knight, Borchers,Lonergan, Phillips.
GEELONG : A . White 3, L. Smith 3, Baker,Herd, S . Fitzgerald, Hunter. Best: Coad,Hamilton, A . White, A . Trevaskis, Barton,Gill .
Caulfield Gr 4.3 6.9 10.12 15 .15-105University Blues 2.1 2.3 5.6 8.7 - 55
CAULFIELD GRAM : Watson 5, Worthing-ton 4, Lupson 3, Chaffey 2, Gerrand . Best:George, Watson, Upstill, Worthinyton, Jen-nings, Peters .
UNI BLUES : Dunin 3, Radford 2, Jalland,Deacon, Marshall . Best : Deacon, Radford,Dunin, Schroeter, Del Papa, Marshall .
B RESERVE SECTIONUniversity Blacks 3.7 7.11 10 .15 12 .16- 88Old Carey Gr 1 .0 3.1 4.2 8.5 - 53
UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .
OLD CAREY : Craig 3, Hounslow, Simms,Jenkins, Hughes, Goode . Best : Goode, Mc-Kinley, Thomas, Jenkins, England, Hughes .
Reservoir OB 8.7 14.11 18 .14 22.19-151MHS Old Boys 1 .2 3.2 5.4 5.4 - 34
RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : R. Laird 5Joiner 4, S . Aston 4, T . Wilson 3, Ayres 3G . J . Massey 2, W . Byrnes . Best: R . Laird :Joiner, S . Aston, Ayres, A . Shepherd, T .'Wilson .
MIIS OLD BOYS : Hutton 3, Cox, Walsh .Best: MacKenzie, G . Burns, Bryce, Haylock,Walsh, Hutton .
Ormond 3.0 5.3 7.6 10.7 - 67North Old Boys 2 .2 5.3 8.3 8.4 - 52
ORMOND : Mortimer 3, Goold 2, Joakim 2,Richardson, C . Fitts, Hammond .
Hardham Best
: Foul-sham, Mortimer, Joakim, C . Fitts, Turner,
.
NORTH OLD BOYS : Ferguson 2, MartinBest .Bray, Fogarty, McKelvie, Fraser, Russell'
Fogarty, Fitzpatrick, Reddan, O'Keeffe,Martin, Russell .
St Bernard's OC 1.3 2.8 7.8 8.9 - 57Coburg 0.2 0 .4 2.7 6.12- 4 8
ST BERNARD'S OC: M. Pearson 2, Mc-Cann 2, Considine, Fox, O'Loughlin, Daffey .Best: R. Phelan, Hancox, Fox, O'Loughlin,J . Perrett, Daffey .
COBURG: P. F . Cleary, Wills, Williams,Sutherland Scanlon, Saunders . Best: Saun-ders, Williams, L . Beattie, Scanlon, Thomas,P. F. Cleary .
Monash Blues 3 .1 7.2 8.2 8.5 - 53Old Paradians 1.0 1 .2 4.6 5.9 - 39
MONASH BLUES : Harrison, Morris,Mueller, Gallagher, Longton„ Carlton, VanDen Akker, Maxwell . Best : Berry, Rhodes,Anderson, Severs, Harrison Van Den Akker
Collegians 1.2 4.5 6.7 9.8 - 62Assumption OC 2 .0 3.2 4.2 4.6 - 3 0
COLLEGIANS : Mason 2, Purdue 2, Gourlay2, Hughes 2, Opie . Best : Benjamin, Cookes,Cartledge, MacDonald, Opie, Day .
ASSUMPTION OLD COLL : Upham, T .Shaw, Phyland, Howe . Best : T . Fitz, Mannix,Murray, Howe, Upham, Wilton .
Old Scotch Coll 2.3 5.8 7.12 10 .15- 75Kew 1.2 2.3 2.5 4.8 - 32
OLD SCOTCH : Marks 3, Leatham 3, Mc-Lean 2, Heaton, J . Beaurepaire . Best: G .Garrett, Smith, Hare, McLean, Leatham,Purnell .
KEW : King 2, Dipierdomenico, Cavanagh .Best : Holzer, McVininsh, Rhoden, Dipier-domenico, Davey, Pollock.
Old Trinity Gr 2 .4 6 .11 10 .13 12 .18- 90De La Salle OC 3 .2 5.3 8.5 11.6 - 72
OLD TRINITY : Leaper 3, Duke 3, Frood 2 ,A . Kennedy 2, J . Day, Stockdale . Best: J.Day, P . Day, Duke, Ross, Williams, Gal-braith .
And-OLD PARADIANS: McLoughlin 2, Roe 2, rews, Curtis,L orizzi,oMeI en eye Tormey .Wilson . Best: McLoughlin, Black, P . Collins, I Best: Whelan, Rapone, K . Perkins, Kowalski,L. Foster, Roe, T . Booth. Kingston, Dorizzi.
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Pide 1.0 6.3 11.5 14.7 - 91
Melburnians 3.3 4.3 7.3 9.3 - 57pARKSIDE : Poyntz 5, Weaver 3, P . Har-
vey 2, Fletcher 2, Napolitano, R . Maxwell.
Best : McLay, Napolitano, P. Harvey, Wil-oughby,MPoyntz, K . Felle .OLD ELBURNIANS : Goalkickers do not
tally with scores. Best : T . Bennison, Brown,Mullens, Fowler, Nissen, I . Smith .
Fairfield 2.4 2.8 6.10 8 .15- 63power
FAIRFIELD: Dwyer 2, 3Marsh 4.4 4.4 - 2 8
2, Clarke,Toohey, Breen, Harding . Best : Kenney,Mather, Harding, Marsh, Breen, Dwyer .
POWER HOUSE : Madden 2, Serradura,Langdon . Best: Anthony, Langdon, Alcock,Madden, Stewart, Bourke.
Old Brighton Gr 0 .2 5.6 6.8 11 .13- 79UHS Old Boys 2 .6 4.6 5.11 5 .14- 44
OLD BRIGHTON : Flack 4, B. McBriar 4 ,Taylor 2, Trotter. Best: Cowling, Smith,Stynis, Wynne, Taylor, B . McBriar.
UHS OLD BOYS : Andronis, Wade, Nolte,Munro, Masenhelder . Best : A . Taylor, Dui-gan, Andronis, Nolte, Wade, Jockerst .
St Kilda CBOC 2 .0 9.5 11.5 14 .10- 94Old Xaverlans 3 .3 3.3 4.5 6.5 - 41
ST KILDA CBOC: J . White 8, Matheso n2, Sutherland, Harrison, Esmonde, Howe .Best : Scanlan, Sutherland, Meyer, Halpin,Esmonde.
OLD XAVERIANS: Unkles 3, Hogan, Cre-mean, Furnell . Best : Bowden, Kyne, O'Don-nell, Breheny, Unkles, Cremean .
Old Haileybury 2.3 7.6 12.12 16.17-113National Bank 0 .0 0.2 0.4 2.5 - 17
OLD HAILEYBURY : Phillips 4, Lingard 3 ,Abbott 2, Cracknell, D . Batt, Urquhart,Pollock, Langford, Cunningham, Pritchard .Best : Bonwick, Campbell, Langford, Lingard,Pollock, Urquhart.
NATIONAL BANK: Goalkickers, best play-ers not received .
D RESERVE SECTION
LaTrobe Blacks 6 .5 11 .7 14.9 20.11-131Brunswick 2 .0 5.0 6.2 7.3 - 45
LA TROBE BLACKS : Anyon 4, Kepitis 4 ,Mclvor 4, Robert 3, L . Dann 2, Grant, Far-ley, G . O'Brien . Best: Kepitis, Dann, G .O'Brien, Anyon, Harbor, Roberts .
BRUNSWICK: Goalkickers, best playersnot received .
Old Geelong Gr 1 .3 4.10 10 .11 17.16-118State Sav. Bank 1 .0 1.0 2.1 2.2 - 14
OLD GEELONG : Geyer 5, Grantham 4,Whalley 2, Hobday 2, M. Yencken 2, Winton,Jenkins . Best : Grantham, Geyer, Winton,Brown, Godfrey, Laws.
STATE SAV . BANK: Lake, Scott . . Best:Sullivan, Barnes, Truscott, Loft, Price, Staf-ford .Marcellin OC 5.4 10 .7 12.12 17.12-114C'Wealth Bank 1.0 2.4 3.5 5.7 - 37
MARCELLIN OC: Gregory 4, Holmes 4 ,Sartori 4, Harman 2, Clarebrough, Holland,Watson . Best : J . French, Price, Clarbrough,Barker, Holmes, Sartori.
C'WEALTH BANK: Burrows 2, D'Orsa,Simms, D. Thompson . Best : Dunkley, G.Brown, Hawthorn, Milton, Simms, D'Orsa .
St Kevin's OB 2.1 4.2 8.5 8.12- 60Hampton Rovers 2.1 6.3 7.4 9.4 - 58
ST KEVINS OLD BOYS : Allan 2, Gaven 2,Simon 2, O'Connor, R . Hawkins. Best: Simon,O'Connor, O'Halloran, G . Hawkins, Cruise,Allan .
HAMPTON ROVERS : Mirabito 5, Kelly,Hammond, Young, Gleich . Best: Bidey, Hill,Fleer, Hartford, Hammond, Mirabito . .
St Patrick's OC 5.1 9.4 13 .7 15.8 - 98Alphington 2.2 5.4 8.7 10 .8 - 68
ST PATRICKS OC : Crowe 6, Seaburgh 3 ,T . Ryan 2, Kelly, Brady, Curtin, Van Wegan .Best : Crowe, Van Wegan, Hoban, Kelly,O'Brien, Smirk.
ALPHINGTON : Puddy 6, Arthur 2, Cum-mins, Mitchell . Best : Ermacora, Mitchell,Suggett, Puddy, Cummins, Belcher.
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"A" SECTION TEAMSCAULFIELD GRAM .
I MacDonald, R.2 Long, J . . McK .3 Lester, A. A .4 Tamblyn, M . J .5 . Peters M .6 Dickeson, D .7 Miller, R . J .8 Butcher, J .9 Fletcher, R.
10 Williams, D .11 Tootell, G . (c)12 Coventry, G.1 3 Fox, G.
COBURG1 Cleary, P. It .2 Handley, A . J .3 Seath, R . A .4 Cox, It. J .5 King, R . A .6. Shanahan It. W7 Green, G . V .8 Warfe, G . L . (c9 Sabri, J .
10 Hibberd, B. W .11 Beattie, N . J .
(vc)
14 Mathieson, I . G15 McLaughlin, P .
( vc)16 McLaughlin, S .17 Clark, D.18 Upstill, T.19 Morphett, B.20 Tamblyn, G . C .21 Watson, W.22 George, T.23 Craven, G .24 Goold, A .25 McNicol, L . (dvc)
12 . Clark, J . R .13 Shea, D.14 Hutchison, M . F15 Callesen, P . G .16 Gardner, R . L.17 Sullivan, G . F .18 Ebbage, It . R .19 Webb, P . M .20 Saunders, G . G .21 Symons, P. It .22 Ellis, It . F .23 Clark, D . J .
Coach : John Caspers ; Reserves : Ken Criswick26 Griffiths, J . 38 Pearson, R. 52 Wilson, N :27 Geddes, It . 39 Brewin, T . 53 Waxman, B.28 Mathieson, A . 6 40 Rutledge, G . J . 54 Bitmead, D .A. R. 41 Hartley, G. 55 Knowles, L .29 Fletcher, G. 42 Collins, It . 56 Monotti, A .130 Andrews, D . 43 White, W. 57 Cox, F .31 . Lupson P . J . 44 Chaffey, A . 58 Currey, C.32 Criswick, K . 45 Middleton, A . 59 Fischer, P
. 33 Tootell, T. S . 46 Gerrand, J . 60 Nichol, C. A. 34 White, B. 48 Watson, It .
35 Kerry, S. 49 McQueen, A . S .36 Worthington, C . 50 Bierworth, D .37 Voyage, G . 51 Jenni ng s, It .
Coach : Alan Salter ; Reserves : Don Pearce24 Kennealy, J . J . 35 Zorzi, E . It . 45 Sheehan, M. G25 Beattie, L . K. 36 Zanon, A. 46 Walker, A. J .26 Grace, D . M . 37 Royal, H . F . 47 Clark, G . W,27 Emselle, G . R . 38 Taylor, J . F . 48 Jackson, G . S .28 Scanlon, T. G. 39 Willoughby, 49 Gillingham, R29 Fox, K. J . N. L. 50 Thomas, K. G .30 Sutherland, 40 Lewis, F . J . 51 Liddle, G . J .
G. J. 41 McFarlane, 52 Cleary, P . J .31 Clark, G. W. C. L. 53 Burt, K .32 Birch, R . D. 42 Booth, It. W. 54 Booth, It . W.33 Handley, M . W . 43 Williams, B . It . 55 Tolley, W .34 Kelly, K . L . 44 Leckie, N . It .
GEELONG Coach: John Vautier; Reserves : R . J . Foster1 Andrews, K. T . 13 Vautier, J . G. 24 Azzopardi, 36 Coad, It . J . 48 Revie, I . C.2 Smith, E. T. 14 Marshall, P. P. F. 37 Wilkiss, A. It . 50 Austin, P. S .3 Hampsen, K .1 15 Allden, M. A . 25 Poyntos, D . J . 38 Lawler, It . J . 51 Casboult, It . A,4 Smith, L. A. 16 Brown, T . F . 26 Collins, D. J . 39 Davis, I . W. 52 Hamilton, T. i .5 Eddy, V . P . 17 Morris, R. J . 27 McArthur, D . A 40 Batten, D . L. 53 Dennis, T . C .6 Wookey, R. J . 18 David, G . A . 28 Foster, It . J . 41 Trevaskis, A . L . 54 Walker, V .7 O'Kane, J . B . 19 Betts, P. L . 29 Trevaskis, It . 42 Gill, N . F . 56 Tucker, G. I!8 Sheringham, R . 20 Lowcock, G . R . 30 Fitzgerald, S. 43 Bodey, D . W 57 Herd, F . O .9 Wilson, G . E . 21 Poulton, I . It . 31 Barton, D . C . (. 44 Chiczholm, It . S. 59 Finn, S . J .
(c) ' (cr) 32 Richardson, D. `~45 Ross, D . J . 62 Toyne, D. J .10 Bullen, L . J . 22 Birrell, P. C. 33 Betts, M . J . 46 Foster, A . J . 63 Revie, P. J .11 Casboult, J . It. 23 Collins, C . N . 34 Bristow, W. P . 47 Fitzgerald, It . 1 64 Sing, D . J .12 Hamilton, D .W. 35 Hunter, M. J . It . D. 65 Bake r, W.IVANHOE
1 Hartney, D .2 Don, C.3 Ireland, A. (vc)4 Hughes, H .5 Renshaw, G .6 Baker, R.7 McWhinnie, W .8 Berry, D.9 Callinan, M . (&
10 Knight, R.(cr)11 Quinlivan, P . (c12 Rojo, J .
MONASH BLUES1 Anderson, B .3 Flett, D . (vice•c)4 Hopkins, P .2 Marshall, P.5 Booth, R . (Capt .)6 Boyd, M.7 Knight, P .8 Amor, P .9 North, J .
10 Kelly, J .11 Halliday, M .12 . MtCrae, C .13 Drysdale, A .
13 Williamson, W.14 Summerton, It.15 Hick, It .16 Phillips, W .17 Crompton, It .19 Harris, V .19 Dickson, I .20 Cullen, J .21 Dean, N .
Steen, D .23 Borchers, Grant24 Robinson, T .
14 Golding, P.15 Gallagher, C .16 Gray, T .17 Batty, S .18 Bickford, M.19 Hunter, P .20 Mutimer, K .21 Lucas, It .22 Galbraith, S .23 Officer, N .24 Hirons, M.25 Nilbett, It .26 Staunton, J .
Coach : John Benetti ; Reserves : Syd Neale25 Jones, I . 37 Phillips, P. 49 Taylor, B .26 Anceschi, E . 38 Hutton, B. 50 Allison, D.27 Stewart, R . 39 Lonergan, J . 51 Wilson, It .28 Rigoni, C . 40 Bartlett, D . 52 Borchers, Greg29 Gillin, G. 41 Beattie, T . 53 Homsey, J .30 Hecker, 8 .(vcr) 42 Davy, P . 54 Van, S .31 Neale, G . 43 Worry, G. 55 Giles, P.32 Stewart, C . 44 Pitson, B . , 56 McBrien, J .33 Peake, D. 45 Bourke, R 57 Dean, G .34 Kelly, S . 46 Du Guesclin, P . 58 Appleby, C .34 Astbury, C . 47 McDonald, R. 59 Beattie, G .36 Wilson, W . 48 Clough, D. 60 Willocks, A .
Coach : Clyde Laidlaw ; Reserves : Bill Hardin g27 De Young, P. 40. Callahan T .28 Dohnt, W .29 Smith, A .30 Rhodes, P.31 Sephton, E .32 Whitton, F .33 Langton, T.34 Whitchurch, D .35 Van Den Akker,36 Carlton, L .37 Hughes, P.38 Alexander, K .39 Mulkeorns, J .
41 Brady, T.42 Severs, P .44 McConnell, P.45 Smith, G.47 Sundberg, P .50 Sweetland, M .51 Rosengarten, A .52 Harrison, W.
59 Hargreaves, I .61 Mueller, H .68 Dawson, D .70 James, K .71 O'Connel, M.74 McCormick, A .75 Fanning, T .76 Moore, G .77 Mer ry , A .
53 Rosengarten, T . 89 Thomas, I .54 Hildebrandt, P . 91 Milford, P .55 Royce, P . 93 Morris, S .56 Berry, J . 94 Horne, It .
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SECT/ON TEAMSNORTH OLD BOYSI Adams, J . B . 14 Fennelly, P .2 Rouis, L . 15 O'Connor, B .3 peasnell, P. 16 Hennessy, G ."4 Joss, P . W. 17 Robertson, N .5 Wilson, G . M . 18 Murray, L. F .o Carney, L . 19 Agnoletti, W .7 Spurling, B . 20 Holdstock, C.8 Crooks, A . F . 21 O'Keefe, G.9 Maule, S . 22 Collings, J .
10 Maguire, S . D . (c23 Mendola, F.11 Power, K . J . (vc24 Maguire, D. B .12 Welch, M . 25 Sheehy, B . C .~ O'Neill, M. 26 Hille, P .
OLD PARADIANS1 Burt, P .2 Grace, A,3 Ford, H .4 Bahen, B .5 Kiss, Z .6 Han, C .7 Duke, R . (c)8 Denavi, G .9 Kyne, M .10 Johnson, A .11 Tomkins, R .12 Booth, T.
13 Sombell, R .14 Carroll, G .15 Galloway, R .16 Gilmartin, P .17 Moran, P .18 Mount, J :19 Fitt, R .20 Kohut, S .21 Wilson, G .22 Rutherford, W .23 Jordan, J .24 Tudor, R .
ORMOND1 Wright, G . T .2 Wood, R . J . (c)3 Dexter, P . D .4 Murphy, P. M5 Jenkins, R . C .6 Ladd, K . J . (vc)7 Sierakowski ,
P . D .8 Cameron, I . M .9 Graham, A . M .
10 Corben, B . F .
zoenior Co ach : Bob Spurling;27 Drew, B . (cr) 39 Robertson, D .28 Barnett, P. 40 Peel, F .29 Curley, B . 41 Bryant, J .30 Crooks, S. 42 Stimpson, L .31 McCann, R . 43 Ryan, L.32 Diviny, K . 44 Leeack, F .33 Russell, J . W. 45 Fraser, K .34 Dullard, A . 46 Napoli, D .35 Adams, M . 47 Cusack, S .36 Ferguson, P . 48 Meredith, K .37 Fitzpatrick R . 49 Enriquez, W.
(vcr) 50 Arthurson, A .38 Maule, F . 51 Nathan, S .
Reserves: Vin Ryan58 Reddan, J .57 Tyrell, P .55 Maguire, K .54 Fogarty, D .53 Moore, R .52 McCann, B .56 Maguire, J .59 Sheehan, G .60 Hackett, P .
Coach : Denis Dalton ; Reserves : Cliff Hart25 Kendall, S . 37 McLoughlin, J ., 48 Foster, Len26 Price, G. (vcr) 49 Black, R.27 McKenna, J . 38 Carroll, P. 50 Boffa, D .28 McCormack, D . 39 Morgan, R . 51 Lyons, W .29 Booth, W . 40 Tellefson, M. 52 Kondys, L .30 Hough, M . 41 Grindlay, B . 53 Booth, R .31 Audley, A . 42 Graham, E . 54 Jones, I .32 Roe, A. 43 Fay, G. 55 Foster, L . W .33 Weyman, B . 44 Horrod, R . 61 Collins, L .34 Tudor, L . 45 Dowling, G.35 McKinley, M . 46 Quinn, R.36 Dowel, P . 47 Tudor, J . (vc )
Coach : Ted Farrell ; Reserves : Ken Rows e11 Jackson, D . W. 22 Moran, G . F . 33 Leetham, R . 44 Ferrier, J .12 Foulsham, D . A . 23 Naylor, A . R . 34 Hammond, J . C. 45 Christie, G .13 McInerney, P. J . 24 Burney, C . W. 35 Mortimer, J . I 46 Rogers, G .
14 Logan, R . 25 Thomas, G . T . 36 Holman, G . J . 47 Hocking, G.15 Curtis, Bob 26 Crumpton, T . R . 37 Pearce, G . 48 Meeking, J .16 Kozlowski, I . A .27 Curtis, Rob 38 Richardson, P . 49 Fitts, B .17 Hoey, P . D . 28 Hocking, G.18 Cameron, R . 29 Hayes, B. J .19 Le Page, N . 30 Lewis, M .20 Bourne, B . K . 31 Joakim, N .21 Briggs, G . A . 32 Grace, D . J .
39 Collins, M .10 Antrep, R .41 Minchington, H .42 Fitts, C .43 Paterson, D. L .
50 Turner, G51 Hardham, L .52 Do Costa, G .53 Goold, S.54 Beard, R .
D .
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ST . BERNARD'S O .C. Coach: Gus Mitchell; Reserves : John Harvey1 Underwood, G . 13 Parrett, J . W. 26 Phelan, R. 37 Hassell, J . ' 49 Severson, J .2 Burgin, D . C. 14 Kearney, D . J . 27 Harvey, J . G . 38 Smith, G. J . 50 Wade, P .3 Ginnivan M . J . 15 Considine, P. J. (cr) (vcr) 51 Wade, J .(vc) 16 Angel, B. 28 King, R. H. 39 Rizzoli, K . 52 Holland . P .4 McCann, J . J . 17 Phelan, K . F . 29 Amott, B . G . 40 Schwarzenberg, b'+53 Sheehan, M . J .5 Rackhom, P . D . 18 Mahoney, M . K. (c) 41 Dalmau, M. J . 54 Sharp, G.6 lannazzo, M . P. 19 Mahoney, K . D . 30 Whelan, M . 42 O'Loughlin, B . 55 Pearson, M .7 Parrett, M . J . 20 Hancox, R . J . 31 O'Leary, P . 43 Marasco, M . 56 Webster, D .8 Amott, P . 21 Kennedy, P . A . 32 Harvey, 1 . R . 44 Joyce, K . 57 Mugavin, J .9 Fox, J . W. 22 Anderson, D. 33 Sullivan, F . P . 45 Johnson, P . 69 Reidy, C. J .
10 Aughton, P . 23 Power, D. 34 Daffey, P. J : 46 Hughes, J . 93 Sheean, M .11 Davis, T . J . 24 Drennan, M. 35 Pearscn,, P. J . 47 Mitchell, ~G.12 Hogan, P . N. 25 Mahoney, G 36 O'Callaghan, W,"48 De Luca, P . M.
UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach: Les Hughso n1 Vivian, D . 11 Baquie, P. 22 Radford, M. 32 Tucker, R . 41 Tarquinio. L .2 Schroeter, D . 12 Maxwell, C. 24 Weston, P. 33 Nicolson, P. 43 Standish, T .3 Moylan, J ., 13 Girdwood, R. ~25 Jalland, M . 34 Moran, L. 49 Voigt, I .4 Cottrill, B . (c) 14 Nicholls, D. 26 Haycroft, M. 35 Fogarty, G. 50 Fairbairn, D .5 Renowden, :1 . 15 'Holland, C. 27 Church, B . (vc) 36 Deacon, G . 51 Dunin, A .6 Robertson, A . 16 Mann, J . 28 Ross, F. 37 Ryan, D. 52 Plunkett, M .7 Forge, B . 17 Hickey, P. 29 Trumble, S . 38 Isles, D. 54 Gillett, L .9 Scarfe, K ., 18 Pleydell, G. 30 Grayson, W. 39 Del Papa, G. 55 Holdsworth, G .
10 Spiers, R. 21 Marshall, D. 31 Heinz, A. 40 White, G. 5 6' Brukner, P .64 Nicholson, S .
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Glenhuntly 0.5 2.7 6.9 8.10- 58AJAX 2.2 6 .3 7.3 8.5 - 53
GLENHUNTLY : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .
AJAX: Hirsch 4, Brott, Sput, Burstin,Kretsch . Best : Duzenman, Hirsch, Auster,Burstin, Robin, Sperling .
Old C'well Gr 3.3 5.4 12 .8 16 .12-108Elsternwick 2.3 4.4 4.5 7.6 - 48
OLD CAMBERWELL : Reid 7, Cottrell 3,Allan 2, Pegram, Robinson, McPhail, Quick .Best : Quarterman, Reid, Robinson, Cottrell,Kelly, Brett .
ELSTERNWICK: Menzies 2, Curtain 2,Mavros, Stevens, Taylor. Best : Menzies,Woolley, Campbell, D . Perkins, Taylor,Skinner .
F RESERVE SECTIONNorth Brunswick 3 .2 7.5 12 .6 14 .8 - 92University Reds 0 .4 3.7 5.9 7 .13- 55
NORTH BRUNSWICK: R. Payne 4, N.Carlin 3, N . Walsh 2, McDonald 2, R . Walsh,I . Carlin, G . Payne. Best: Wickham, N .Walsh, R . Walsh, Hysen, Carrell, Smith .
UNI REDS : Salsbury 3, Staunton, Hendy,Selleck, Toleman. Best : Leong, Staunton,Wilkins, Toleman, Trowbridge, Costello .
Fawkner 7.3 12 .5 13.6 16.8 -104LaTrobe Reds 4 .0 8.3 11.5 13.7 - 85
FAWKNER : Pyle 4, Henderson 3, Emilia-nowicz 2, P . Mills 2, Stewart 2, Deans,Dwyer, D . Groves . Best : Pyle, Hill, Major,M. Majerczak, Henderson, M . Dwyer .
LA TROBE REDS : Goalkickers, best piay-ers not received .
Old Ivanhoe Gr 2.6 6 .9 7.11 13.12- 90West Brunswick 4.2 5.5 6.10 6.10- 46
OLD IVANHOE : Wiltshire 4, Steele 3, Gill2, Rule, Wolstencroft, Newman, Dixon .Best: A . Gee, Steele, Wiltshire, Baker, Nixon,Thomas.
WEST BRUNSWICK : Dagg 2, CondonMansell, Norman, Oakley . Best: De Guara,,B . Marshall, Oakley, Prosser, Strachan,Webber.
AMP Society 5.4 8.6 10.9 11.9 - 75Footscray ITOB 0.1 1 .3 2.3 3.6 - 24
AMP SOCIETY: Johnson 2, Bell 2, Lewis 2,P . Thompson, Ferrall, Bramley, Moor, A .Carr . Best: Johnson, Ferrall, Lewis, Brain-ley, Moor, Bell .
FOOTSCRAY ITOB : Stott, Smalley, James .Best : Stott, Murnig, Rowe, James, Smalley,Matthews.
ANZ Bank a bye .
Thornbury 2.3 7.6 12.10 16 .16-112Dook & Long OC 2.2 3.4 4.4 5.4 - 34
THORNBURY : Slattery 5, Cowen 3, Norris3, R. J . Burns, McGorlick, Dodds, Green-wood, R . Liversidge. Best : Cowen, loaxinadis,Viola, Moody, Burns, Norris .
D . & L . OC: Kotschet 2, McGuire 2, Pal-mer. Best: McGuire, Davies, Gibbs, Price,Selig, Bailey.Monash Whites 4 .2 6.3 6.4 8.5 - 53Old Mentonlans 1 .0 2.1 7.1 8.2 - 50
MONASH WHITES : Powell 4, G . James 3 ,J . Barnes . Best : Pitt, Kindellan, Wolff,Farnsworth, K . Barnes, R . Mitchell .
OLD MENTONIANS : G. Wood 2, R . Mc-Kenzie 2, Norton, Wade, Ericksen, Fran-cis. Best: Francis, McKinlay, Dekrester,Royston, R . McKenzie, S . McKenzie .
St Bede's OC a bye
Do it rightplay Sherrin .
Page 14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 23, 1973
UMPIRE'S CORNE RAnswers to queries by coach 9 .6 .73
1 . Shepherding in the ruck is an infringe-ment of the rules and should be penalis-ed .
2 . A player on or over the ball is deemedto be in possession of it, and if tackledcorrectly should be penalised for "hold-ing the ball" .NOTE! If the player over the ball ismaking a deliberate attempt to get rid ofthe ball, but is unable to do so, itwould be "ball up" .
3 . This query refers to an injured playerin the centre square, at the time ofbouncing the ball after a goal has beenscored .This rule as laid down by the AustralianFootball Council is quite clear .Four players only from each team areallowed in the centre square at time ofbouncing the ball after a goal .But = if a player is so badly injuredthat he is unable to be moved withoutthe aid of a stretcher, etc ., the umpirewould use common sense and allow timefor such injured player to be taken outof the square and removed from theground .
BOUNDARY UMPIRE SIt is your duty as an umpire to strictly
police the centre square when the umpire isabout to bounce the ball after a goal, orat the start of each quarter .
Do not be afraid to give your decisionif more than four players from each teamare in the centre square.
TIMEKEEPERSYou should sound the bell or siren until
the field umpire has heard it, and hassignalled that he has heard it.
Last week a time keeper sitting in amotor car rang a bell and play went on forat least 20 seconds during which time agoal was scored .
Do not blame the field umpire. Keep ring-ing the bell .
SOCIALJuly 16th is the night for TV Ringside ,
Peter Fiel has tickets at $1 .00 each .
An umpire turned up for training lastThursday with two left boots . He didn't getout of it - was made to run in bare feet.
DO YOU KNOW QUIZ1 . What happens if a player will not "kick
off" when directed to do so by the Heldumpire (time on being added) .
2 If a player awarded a mark or free kickis unable to take such kick, can his team-mate be given the kick .
3 . If a player is going for a mark and inter-feres with an opponent from behind - isit a free kick?
(Answers on Page 19)
TRIBUNAL(June 2nd Round)
L. Richards (Collegians) was found guiltyof striking D. Whitelaw (De La Salle O .C.)and suspended for six matches .
Graham Dryden (Parkside) and L. Hume(Fairfield) were charged with striking eachother. Charges not sustained.
D . Elliott (Parkside) was found guilty ofstriking J . Quadara (Fairfield) and suspendedfor four matches .
R . Dymond (Thornbury Reserves) wasfound guilty of striking J . Kavanagh (St .Bede's O .C . . Reserves) and suspended forsix matches .
(June 9th Round)R . Sharp (Old Carey Gramm .) was found
guilty of striking P . Williamson (Collegians)and suspended for two matches .
M . Johnson (UHS Old Boys) was founda uilty of charging N . Collier (Old Melburn-gins) and suspended for two matches.
W . Park (West Brunswick) was foundguilty of striking M . Bialek (AJAX) andsuspended for four matches .
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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 23, 1973 Page 15
FIXTURE & RESULTS "A" SECTIC~ ::APRIL '/
Geel 16 .15 Ivan 13 .10C1fG 24 .27 UniBlu 14.7NOB 16 .22 Omd 12 .17Cob 13.12 StBrn 6 .19OPar 13 .18 MonB 12 .1 3
APRIL 14UB1u 10 .17 MB1u 8 .18StB 19 .23 Ivan 18 .14Ormd 14 .18 Cob 10 .14NOB 10 .13 CIfG 9.17Geel 18 .13 OPard 14.1 3
APRIL 28Cbug 17 .14 Geel 14 .13MB1u 17 .18 Ivan 12 .12Omd 17.19 UBlu 11 .9StBer 13 .14 NOB 12 .12C1fG 27 .17 OPar 3 .1 1
MAY 5ClfGr 17.21 MB1u 8 .10StB 12 .8 UBlu 12 .11Cob 22 .17 Ivan 12 .10NOB 19 .16 Geel 8 .11Orm 12 .19 OPard 9 . 6
MAY 12C1fG 11 .16 Geel 11 .7Omd 18 .18 StBern 7.13
UniBlu 18.13 Ivan 12 .18Cob 16 .16 MB1u 11 .15NOB 20 .15 OPar 7 .1 5
MAY 19Geel 23 .8 MBlu 11 .11Omd 10 .15 C1fG 9.15
Cb 23.22 UBlu 12 .17
NOB 20.17 I'hoe 16 .5StB 16 .14 OPar 10 .12
MAY 26Omd 19 .10 Geel 9.11C1fG 16 .17 I'hoe 15 .10StB 12 .12 MBlu 7.4NOB 25 .23 UniBlu 8 .9Cob 16.30 OPar 10 .2 0
JUNE 2•Omd 16 .13 MB1u 7.4StBrn 18 .21 C1fG 7 .15UB1u 16 .13 Geel 11 .18Cob 11 .22 NOB 11 .12OPar 11 .10 Ivan 9 . 9
JUNE 9StBer 18 .7Geel 11 .15Clf 19 .12 Cob 11 .9NOB 16 .10 MBlu 9 .12Orm 18.24 Ivan 15 .19UniBlu 15 .19 OPar 9.11
JUNE 16Ivan 20 .15 Geel 13 .15ClfGr 11 .18 UB1u 8 .5Omd 17 .10 NOB 13.11StBrn 10 .8 Cob 9.8MBIu 19 .13 OPar 13 .1 1
JUNE 23Monash Blues v Uni BI .St . Bernard's v IvanhoeOrmond v CoburgC'field Gr v North OBGeelong v Old Paradian s
JUNE 30Coburg v GeelongIvanhoe v Monash BluesUni Blues v OrmondNorth OB v St BernardsOld Parad . v C'field Or
JULY 7Monash BI, v C'field Or .St Bernard's v Uni BluesIvanhoe v CoburgGeelong v North OBOrmond v Old Paradian s
JULY 21Geelong v Monash BluesC'field Gram v Ormond
Coburg v Uni BluesNorth OB v IvanhoeOld Paradians v St . Bnds
JULY 28Ormond v GeelongIvanhoe v Caulfield Or .St Bernard's v Monash BUni Blues v North OBCoburg v Old Paradian s
AUGUST 4Monash Blues v OrmondCaulfield Or v St Bern .Geelong v Uni BluesNorth Old Boys v CoburgOld Paradians v Ivanhoe
AUGUST 1 1St Bernard's OC v G'longCoburg v Caulfield Or .North OB v Monash BluIvanhoe v OrmondUni Blues v Old Paradn s
AUGUST 18Caulfield Gr v GeelongOrmond v St Bernard'sUni Blues v IvanhoeMonash Blues v CoburgOld Parad v North O8
The Grounds-Where and HowHere . is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season,
together with directions on how they may be reached . Unless otherwisestated, Reserves play on same ground as Seniors .
A SECTION
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 . )
GEELONG: Queen's Park Oval, Newtown : (Con-tinuation of Aphrasia Street . On Newtownbus route . )
IVANHOE : Ivanhoe Recreation Reserve, LowerHeidelberg Road . (Train to Ivanhoe, walksouth along Marshall Street to Lower, HeidelbergRoad . )
MONASH UNIVERSITY BLUES: Monash UniversityOval . (Train to Huntingdale, bus along Northand Wellington Roads to ground .)
NORTH OLD BOYS : W, J . Brans Oval, RoyalPark, Opposite Zoo gates . (Brunswick,' Coburgor North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street toLeonard Street . )
OLD PARADIANS : Yarra Park, opposite OlympicPark, (Batman Avenue tram from PrincesBridge . )
ORMOND : Ormond Park . (Train to Ormond ;walk north along Newham Grove . )
ST . BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS : St . Bernard'sCollege Oval, end of Buckley Street, WestEssendon . (Train to Essendon then bus .) ,
UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval . (More-land or East Coburg tram in Swanston Streetor Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tramin Elizabeth Street .) RESERVES : South-eastcorner of Princes Park, opposite Ormond Col-lege, Parkville . (Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street to CollegeCrescent . )
Page 16 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 23, 1973
BALL BRIEFS150 UP TO AMP DEFENDER
A .M .P . Society's Mick Johnson today playshis 150th game with the club . Now in his11th year, Mick has played most of his foot-ball on the half-back line, although he hasbeen known to front up at cen,tre-half for-ward or on an adjacent flank on odd oc-
casions . His best season was probably 1971when he was captain of the reserves, andmanaged to cap off a fine year by winningthe Reserves Best and Fairest award. A verypopular clubman, Johno's mild manner offthe field changes to a determined and des-perate attitude when he steps onto theground . Congratulations on this greatachievement, Johno . Everybody associatedwith the club wishes you every success forthe future .
OLD HAILEYBURY MAN REACHES 150All players and supporters of Old Halley-
bury extend their warmest congratulationsto John Rigby on playing his 150th game forthe club today . He has been a strong andvocal member of the defence for most ofhis games with both firsts and reserves, al-though he has managed to kick the grandtotal of 19 goals in his career. Well done,John . We all hope the next 50 will be asgood as the last 150 .
100 UP TO AN O .G .G .One of O .G .G .'s stalwarts 'Mafia Mike'
Rigg reached the hundred two weeks ago andthe club would like to thank him for hisefforts . He has given great service to thereserves, and occasionally to the firsts whenthe selectors got daring, and as well hasserved time on the committee and has beenserretary of the club . Well done, Mike, andkeep it going.
We'd also like to congratulate two otherplayers for reaching their 50th games,Andy Jenkins last week and Rob McGuinessthis week .
CENTURY TO ALPHINGTON PLAYERJohn Ermacora played his 100th game for
Alphington. He has played most of these onthe back line although he once kicked abundle of goals when he talked his wayup to the forward line.
ST . KEV'S HAVE A CENTURYAll " at St . Kev's congratulate Phil Simon
who plays his 100th game today . Phil hasbeen with the club nine years during whichtime he has played most of his games onthe forward flank and the back pocket.Great effort Phillip . Let's hope your pre-sent great form continues for many moregames .
Terry Gaven plays his 50th game with St .Kev's also today . Since joining us in 1969Terry has been a prolific goal kicker in thereserves, heading the list in 1972 . Keep upthe form Terry .
PARKSIDER'S CENTURYCongratulations from all at Parkside to
Ray Moore on playing his 100th game lastSaturday . Many people in Ray's positionwould have given the game away as earlyin his career he found it very hard tocement a regular p lace in the side . How-ever last year after showing great im-provement, Ray was rewarded with bothplaying in a premiership side and the MostImproved Trophy . Now he is one of theregulars and his game continues to improve .Well done Ray, keep the good work going .
It is a big day at Marcellin today in thatwe celebrate the 50th games of popular Re-serves captain Dick Bartley and our "LittleChimp" Chris Mahon . Dick joined the clubin 1968 (the foundation year) and was ap-pointed vice captain of the Reserves lastyear. He has played in many positions forthe Eagles where his enthusiasm and tena-city make him hard to beat . CongratulationsDick on your first 50 - we all wish youwell for the next .
The "Chimp" came from the College sideof 1970 to the Eagles in 1971 where hequickly established himself in the seniorside . All his 50 games have been with thefirsts . As a rover half forward or centreman, Chris' marking, disposal and elusive-ness have made him an invaluable player tous He won the club's Best and Fairestaward in 1972 and could easily make thattwo in a row on present form . It is toChris and all our young players that welook to the future - and success in theV .A .F.A . From all at Eagle-land well played" Chimpy" .
Congratulations to one of the quiet menof Parkside, Gary Jordan, on playing his50th game today. Ga ry 's form has improvedgreatly this year and he has finally justifi edthe opinions of the so-called better judges ofthe club . We hope this improvement con-tinues and he establishes a permanent posi-tion in the senior side and continues toserve the club well on his way to the "ton"and onwards .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 23, 1973 Page 17
100 GA ME S TO ORMOND UTILITY
Congratulations to Peter McInerney ofOrmond who takes the fi eld today for his100th game with the club . Since joiningOrmond Peter has proved to be a fi neplayer for the club and is a "utility" inevery sense of the word . He representedVictoria at the Perth Carnival in 1970 andobtained the distinction of winning an Aus-tralian guernsey .
Peter sustained a serious leg injuryseveral years ago and has struggled to re-gain his previous form, but it was pleasingto see him win a place in the seniors lastweek . Well done Peter and all at Ormondhope there are many more good gamesahead of you .
Today Robert "Mo" Maxwell plays his50th game for Parkside. "Mo" would haveachieved this target earlier except for atemporary retirement during which he keptin touch by appearing as boundary umpire .Now his experience and strength are aninvaluable asset to the reserves and his un-selfi sh team play is an object lesson to theyounger players . Congratulations "Mo",next stop the ton .
Congratulations to Old Trinity's Alan Justwho played a fine 50th game against De LaSalle last week. Al was runner up toclub best and fairest last year, and hasplayed many fine games as rover, wing andhalf-forward flank . His tenacity and springhave helped him beat many opponents inground and aerial play.
Today our noted lemon squash drinkerBernie (Larry Lemon) Lock plays his 50thgame and everyone at ParksIde wishes himall the best both for today and the future .Bernie has joined the ranks of the goal sneakturned hackman and at the moment isshowing that the selectors were goodjudges in choosing his new position . Keepon with the improvement Bernie and go on tothe 100 .
Congratulations to Barry "Stick" O'Connorwho plays his 50th game today from allat North Old Boys . Barry, who joined theclub in 1971, played his fi rst two gameswith the junior team, but was then pro-moted to full back in the first XVIII andwon the club's 2nd best and fairest in hisfi rst year with the club . He has played 50consecutive games and this year has develop-ed into a great half-back flanker, renownedfor his cool play under pressure, his greatspoiling, his long clearing dashes and hisaccurate disposal . Well done "Teatowels" .
All at Parkside would like to congratulateReserves full forward Robert Poyntz on play-ing his 50th game today . Robert who is atpresent leading the goal kicking in "C" Re-serve would no doubt be further ahead if hiskicking equalled his ball-getti ng ability. Hisefforts in dobbing the hard ones and missingthe sitters is amazing. Here's hoping prac-tice might help straighten things out beforehe reaches the "100". Well done Robert .
IMPORTANT NOTE SNOTE THESE DEADLINES AND NUMBERS3 P.M. - Publication deadline, (Reserves)
HERALD Office (Fine - ONE DOLLAR) .4.50 P.M . - Publication deadline, HERALD
Office (Fine - ONE DOLLAR) .5 .30 P.M . - HERALD Office, deadline (Fine -
THREE DOLLARS) .7 P.M . - Press Correspondent deadline -- .-
Goai-kickers and Best Players in A and B Sec-tions, and scores for any clubs which have missedthe HERALD Office . (Fine - ONE DOLLAR) .
PHONE NUMBER S
HERALD - 652 1479 or 652 1893 or 63 0211 .Extension 1479 or 1893 (Seniors and Juniors),652 or 1892 or 63 0211 . Extension 1892 (Re-serves).
PRESS CORRESPONDENT - 53 1290 .
MAKE A NOTE OF THESE TIMES AND NUM-BERS NOW AND SAVE YOUR CLUB'S FINANCES .
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PREVIEW
The A .B .C . Sporting Session from 3LO eac hFriday (which commences at 6.30 p .m .) willinclude a preview of the following day's amateurmatches .
Be sure to listen to this broadcast .
RESULTS OF MATCHE S
Results of amateur matches are broadcastin the Sporting Sessions-of Radio Stations 3LO,(commencing at 6 .20 p .m .), 3DB and 3KZ(included in 7 p .m . News) each Saturday even-ing and from Television Channels ABV-2 andHSV-7. Repeat on 3KZ, 9 .30 a .m . Sunday .
Channel 2 also provides quarter-by-quarterscores of A Section matches each Saturdayafternoon .
Page 18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 23, 1973
Looking BackBy Noel Rundle
5 YEARS AGO150 games to two prominent players -
Ken Rowse ( Ormond) and Peter Dryden(Caulfield Grammarians) .
It was a day for crashes . Ormond losttheir fi rst game for the season - down byone point to De La Salle who were nowlevel in 'B' Section in second place withMonash, UHSOB, Ivanhoe and Geelong . DeLa's coach, Peter McCormick, was overseasand their press correspondent doubted if`stand in' coach Jim Hawkins, fl ushed withsuccess, would give the job back . Best wereCiastkowski, Janson, Whitelaw ( De La) andLadd, Ferrier and Moran for Ormond .
Footscray Tech also went down for thefi rst time - by 10 goals to Old Geelongwho moved into second place in 'C' Sec-tion .
AMP Society scraped home by 2 pointsfrom Old Ivanhoe in 'E' Section and werenow the only undefeated senior team .
'A' Section umpires were Hagarty, Mason,Pringle, Sharpe and G. Thomas .
'D' Section coaches were Darrell Cranch(Old Haileybury), Tony Bull (State Sav .Bank), Frank Clarke (Toor-Malv), GeorgeRice (Parkside), B ry an Harding (Assumption),John Boyle (Brunswick), Ken Kenny (Fair-field), Bert Gaudlon (National Bank) andRoss Oakley (St Kevin's OB) Who coachedAJAX?
10 YEARS AGOUni Blues, in 6th position established an
early lead over Ormond (4th) and held onto win by 18 points . Best for the two teamswere Keogh, and Hickey (Blues) and Craig,Lyon and Davidson (Ormond) .
B' Section coaches were Lance Erwin(West Brunswick), Keith Roberts (Coburg),J. Donegan (De La Salle), Ray Martin (Kew),Roy Stabb (Commonwealth Bank), MansonRussel (Old Scotch), Alf Reside (SSB),George Murray (UHSOB) .
Who coached Geelong and Power House?Old Geelong scored their first points for
the season by goaling with seconds to go todraw with Old Brighton in 'D' Section .
25 YEARS AG OJack Bray (Ormond coach) made a come-
back and led his team to an unexpected vic-tory against Coburg. Others to star wereEric Donaldson and Jack Sheehan .
University Blues (9 .4) defeated Parkside(8 .8) to score their seventh win and joinOld Xaverians, Commonwealth Bank andBalwyn in the fight for 3rd and 4th positionsin B Section . Brunswick and Parkside wereon top with 9 wins .
ANSWERS TO QUIZ
1 . The field umpire shall award a free kickto the nearest opponent and report suchoffending player for wilfully wasting time .
2 . No . In such case the field umpire wouldbounce the ball .
3 . No . If the player is legitimately going fora mark, no penalty is incurred .
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LEADING GOAL-KICKERS(Goals kicked last Saturday shown in brackets . )
A SECTION
G. Fletcher, Clf Gr (2) 34Crompton, Ivanhoe (5) 32G. Pearce, Ormond (4) 31Callesen, Coburg (1) 30Ladd, Ormond (3) 28Cleary, Coburg (1) 27Power, North OB (-) 25Voigt, Uni Blues (1) 25Lowecock, Geelong (-) 24Spurling, North OB (2) 24Flett, Monash Blues (5) 24
Shannon, St Pats (-) 28Julier, S .S .Bank (4) 26Witte, LaTrobe Blk (3) 23Cecil, Alphington (5) 22Bennett, Hampt Rov (3) 21Wynd, S .S .Bank (-) 19
Bastow, Parkside (2)Gilmore, 0 Parad (2)Tolley, Coburg (-)M . Browning, Bev H (2)Sweeney, Parkside (5)O'Loughlin, Bev Hill (-)J. Symons, Coburg (-)
A RESERVE SECTIONLupson, Caul Gr (3)Worthington, Caul Gr (4)Joakim, Ormond (2)Butcher, Caul Or (-)Lonergon, Ivanhoe (5)
B RESERVE SECTION
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B SECTION
McCrohan, Res OB (6) 49R . Harley, MHS OB (-) 42Moffatt, Uni Blacks (6) 37O'Donnell, Assumpt (4) 31Bell, Old Carey (-) 29Nihill, Kew (4) 26Stephens, Old Trinity (2) 24Forrest, Uni Blacks (-) 23Munn, Collegians (5) 23Ross, Collegians (2) 22Grose, Reservoir OB (5) 2 3
C SECTION
Calleja, St Kilda (7) 50Agar, 0 Brighton (11) 46Storrer, 0 Halley (3) 44J . Shepherd, 0 Bright (5) 40Chapman, Fairfield (2) 38Bartlett, Power Hse (6) 35F . Findlay, Parkside (1) 26B . Harvey, Parkside (5) 24Digby, Power House (2) 23Woodhead, Fairfield (-) 2 1
D SECTION
Wayman, Alphington (1) 43Sheehan, St Kevins (-) 41Thompson, C'w Bank (2) 39P . Gartner, Marcellin (4) 38
E SECTION
Rosewarne, E'wick (4) 51R . Stevens, 0 Ivanhoe (6) 38Waterworth, 0 C'well (2) 31McCutcheon, ANZ Bk (-) 20Dancer, ANZ Bank (-) 17Whitby, Footscray (1) 17Leonard, Footscray (-) 1 6
F SECTIONThomas, Fawkner (7) 29Lipshut, Uni Reds (2) 23Signoretti, St Bedes (-) 21Evans, St Bedes (-) 21Ferguson, Fawkner (-) 18R. Payne, Nth Bruns (-) 17Brett-Young, M White (2) 17Pepyat, Fawkner (-) 16Geritz, Mon White (-) 16Simpson, D & Long (2) 1 6
JUNIOR SECTION 1
Smyth, Ormond (1) 39Whitton, Mon Uni (4) 37G. Dean, Ivanhoe (6) 36Thompson, St Berns (7) 33Fisher, Ormond (-) 32Butcher, Power Hse (-) 31Steele, Uni Blacks (3) 31Carter, Uni Blacks (2) 30Sheales, North OB (1) 29White, North OB (3) 29
JUNIOR SECTION 2Cleary, Coburg (-) 43Riddell, 0 Brighton (3) 39Roe, 0 Paradians " (-) 36
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R. Laird, Res OB (5) 31Stockdale, 0 Trinity (1) 30T. Wilson, Res OB (3) 26King, Kew (2) 24
C RESERVE SECTIONPoyntz, Parkside (5) 30J . White, St Kilda (8) 26Iliopulos, UHS OB (-) 2 2
D RESERVE SECTIONCombe, Hampton Rov (-) 29Mirabito, Hampt Rov (5) 29Anyon, LaTrobe Blks (4) 26Harman, Marcellin (2) 20Gregory, Marcellin (4) 2 0
E RESERVE SECTIONP . Hanson, 0 C'well (-) 34Walker, 0 Ivanhoe (-) 24Stevens, Elsternwick (1) 23
F RESERVE SECTIONPeacock, Mon White (-) 22Powell, Mon White (4) 18D . Groves, Fawkner (1) 16Phillips, Mon Whites (-) 15Stewart, Fawkner (2) 1 5
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TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRE SOn ground of first named Club at 2 p.m . Reserves at 11 .45 a.m . Llkeiy winners of lader an d
junior matthes in Bold Type. umpire for Reserves game shown in bradmfs .
A SECTIO N,~tonash Blues v University Blues-Mason .
Goal : Box, R . Hill . (Allan) .Sc Bernard's OC v Ivanhoe--George .
Goal : K . Jenner, E . Jenner. (Lucas) .Ormond v Coburg-Posetti .
Goal : Hillier, Williams . (Parsons) .Caulfield Gram v North Old Boys-Rowell .
Goal : Paizis, Smith . (H . Roberts) .;eelong v Old Paradians-Jorgensen .
(Peters) .
B SECTIONDe La Salle OC v MHS Old Boys-G . Simp-
son . Goal : Stockdale, Bennett . (Knowles),old Scotch Coll v Old Carey Gram-(a t
Elsternwick Park) . G . Thomas.Goal: E . Wilson, Sanderson . (A . Mac-kenzie) .
Collegians v Kew-Bonnyman .Goal : Ahlm, R . McKenzie, (B . Gannon) .
Reservoir OB v Assumption OC-Kong .Goal : McCusker, Murray . (I . Wilson) .
University Blacks v, Old Trinity Gram. -Rowe . Goal : D. McKenzie, Dunstan .(Millane) .
C SECTIO NOld Haileyburians v Fairfield-D . R . Dodds.
(Davenport) .Old Xaverians v Old Melburnians-Harra-
dence . (Blair-Holt) .UHS Old Boys v St Kilda CBOC-Bishop .
(Volich) .Power House v Old Brighton Gram.-
T . Gannon . (Duckworth) .Parkside v National Bank-Hagarty.
D SECTIONAlphington v Old Geelong Gram-Rolfe .
(Cogdon) .St Kevin's OB v LaTrobe Blacks-Cordner.
(Wells) .Marcellin OC v Hampton Rovers-Nicholls.
(McMahon) .State Sav . Bank v C'Wealth Bank-King .
(B . Roberts) .Brunswick v St . Patrick's OC-Medley .
(Johnston) .
Thornbury v Old Mentonians-Jennings .(Currie) .
LaTrobe Reds v Dookie & Long OC-D . G . Dodd. (Stribley) .
North Brunswick a by e
JUNIOR SECTION IHampton Scouts v University Blues-
McCartney .Old Scotch Coll v Power House-P. Feil .North Old Boys - Monash University-
Goodman .Ivanhoe v Ormond-R . Roberts .University Blacks v St . Bernard's O .C . -
L . Thomas .
JUNIOR SECTION 2Fairfield v West Brunswick-Woolf .AJAX v St Bede's OC-J . Field .Old Brighton Gram v Caulfield Gram-
Robinson .Coburg v Old Paradians-Keating .Parkside v Beverley Hills-Hindle .National Bank a bye .
E ME RGENCY UMPIRESWills, Pritchett, D . Hill .
E SECTIO NANZ Bank v Elsternwick-Kollmorgen .
(Carter) .Footscray ITOB v AJAX-Somerville . (Holst) .West Brunswick v AMP Society-Reilly .
(Bonelli) .Old Camberwell Gram v Old Ivanhoe Gram
-I. Jenkin. (Dowling) .Glenhuntly a bye .
F SECTIO NSt Bede's OC v Fawkner-Byrne . (Graham) .Monash Whites v University Reds-Dressing .
(Saunder) .
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Next Week's Matches - June 30At 2 p.m. - Reserves at 11 .45 a.m .
A SECTION
Coburg v GeelongIvanhoe v Monash Blue sUniversity Blues v Ormond (at Elsternwick Park)North Old Boys v St Bernard's O COld Paradians v Caulfield Gram m
B SECTION
Kew v University BlacksOld Carey Gramm v De La Salle OCMHS Old Boys v CollegiansAssumption OC v Old Scotch CoilOld Trinity Gramm v Reservoir OB
C SECTION
St Kilda CBOC v ParksideOld Meiburnians v Old HaileyburiansFairfield v UHS Old Boy sOld Brighton Gramm v Old XaveriansNational Bank v Power House
D SECTION
Hampton Rovers v BrunswickLa Trobe Blacks v Alphingto nOld Geelong Gramm v Marcellin OCCommonwealth Bank v St Kevin's OBSt Patrick's OC v State Savings Bank
E SECTION
AMP Society v GlenhuntlyAJAX v ANZ Ban kElsternwick v West Brunswic kOld Ivanhoe Gramm v Footscray ITOBOld Camberwell Gramm a bye
F SECTION
Old Mentonians v North BrunswickUniversity Reds v St Bede's OCFawkner v ThornburyDookie & Long. OC v Monash WhitesLa Trobe Reds a bye
JUNIOR SECTION 1
Monash University v University BlacksPower House v Hampton ScoutsUniversity Blues v North Old BoysOrmond v Old Scotch Col lSt Bernard's OC v Ivanhoe
JUNIOR SECTION 2
Caulfield Gramm v AJAXSt Bede's OC v CoburgOld Paradians v National BankWest Brunswick v Beverley HillsParkside v Old Brighton GrammFairfield a bye
Next Week's Matches at Elsternwick Park
JUNE 30th, 1973
UNIVERSITY BLUES v. ORMON Dat 2 p.m .
Reserves at 11 .45 a.m.
Admission : ADULTS 40 cents ; Children accompanied by an Adult - FREE
AMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUND - PARKINGFEE 20 cents .
HOW TO GET THERE - Train to Eisternwick or Carnegie tram in SwanstonStreet to Glenhuntly Road, walk west along Glenhuntly Road .
DUTY OFFICER - MR. ERN. FULLER
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pREMIERSHIP LISTSA SECTION
W L For Agst % PtsOrmond 9 1 1081 760 142.2 36y1 Bernards OC 8 2 935 823 113.6 32Caulfield Gram 7 3 1075 756 142.2 28North Old Boys 7 3 1123 792 141 .8 28Coburg 7 3 1052 858 122 .6 28University Blues 4 6 864 1104 78 .3 16Geelong 3 7 930 1073 86 .7 12Monash Blues 2 8 772 1026 75 .2 8Old Paradians 2 8 721 1146 62.9 81~anhoe 1 9 974 1189 81 .9 4
B SECTIONiteservoir OB 8 1 1291 727 177 .6 34
Old Trinity Gr 7 3 1022 896 114 .1 28Collegians 7 3 1062 1069 99 .3 28University Blacks 6 4 1266 923 137 .2 24Old Carey Gram 5 4 969 811 119 .5 22Kew 5 5 1018 1075 94.7 20Old Scotch Coll 5 5 886 1099 80 .6 20De La Salle OC 3 7 877 958 91 .5 12MHS Old Boys 3 7 858 1223 70 .2 12Assumption OC - 10 773 1241 62 .3 -
C SECTIONParkside 9 1 1039 756 137.4 36Old Brighton Gr 8 2 1128 747 151 .0 32Power House 7 3 965 704 137 .1 28Old Melburnians 6 4 873 837 104.3 24Fairfield 5 5 931 877 106.2 20St Kilda CBOC 5 5 890 855 104 .1 20°01d Haileybury 4 5 933 880 106 .0 18Old Xaverians 2 8 695 993 70.0 8National Bank 2 8 705 1147 61 .5 8'UHS Old Boys 1 8 707 1070 66.1 6
D SECTIONState Sav. Bank 8 2 1100 706 155.8 32Alphington 8 2 1109 724 153.2 32Marcellin OC 8 2 990 861 115 .0 32St Kevin's OB 6 4 949 942 100.7 24C'Wealth Bank 4 6 938 985 95 .2 16LaTrobe Blacks 4 6 864 972 88 .9 16Hampton Rovers 4 6 834 956 87.2 16St Patrick's OC ..3 7 907 996 91.2 12Brunswick 3 7 685 968 70.8 12Old Geelong G r 2 8 745 1070 69.6 8
E SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr 8 1 1108 600 184.7 32Old C'well Gr 8 1 1092 701 155.8 32AMP Society 6 3 877 766 114.5 24AJAX 6 3 733 708 103.5 24Elsternwick 5 4 938 907 103.4 20West Brunswick 3 6 602 888 67.8 12ANZ Bank 2 6 604 829 72.9 8Glenhuntly 2 7 638 938 68.0 8Footscray ITOB - 9 724 1049 69.0 -
F SECTIONFawkner 8 1 1045 723 144.5 32Monash Whites 7 2 940 686 137.0 28St Bede's OC 5 3 787 712 110.5 20University Reds 5 4 760 914 83 .2 20LaTrobe Reds 4 5 737 753 97.9 16North Brunswick 3 6 733 858 85 .4 12Old Mentonians 3 6 633 796 79 .5 12Thornbury 3 6 684 942 72.6 12Dook & Long OC 2 7 679 921 73.7 8
JUNIOR SECTION IUniversity Blues 9 1 1243 772 161 .0 36Ormond 8 2 1288 650 198.2 32Monash Uni 7 3 1064 752 141 .5 28North Old Boys 7 3 1056 798 132 .3 28University Blacks 5 5 1075 856 125 .6 20Power House 4 6 944 823 114 .7 16St Bernard's OC 4 6,1066 997 106.9 16Old Scotch Coll 4 6 871 831 104 .8 16Ivanhoe 2 8 786 1433 54.8 8Hampton Scouts - 10 354 2020 17 .5 -
*Drawn game (St . Bede's Reserves-two)
A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst % Pts
Ormond 10 - 867 547 158 .5 40St Bernards OC 8 2 805 515 156 .3 32Coburg 7 3 785 541 145 .1 28Caulfield Gr 6 4 938 719 130 .5 24North Old Boys 6 4 618 555 111 .4 24*Old Paradians 4 5 527 706 74.6 18Monash Blues 3 7 573 647 88 .6 12Geelong 3 7 530 769 68.9 12*Ivanhoe 1 8 505 869 58 .1 6University Blues 1 9 537 904 59.4 4
B RESERVE SECTIONUniversity Blacks 10 - 974 386 252.3 40Reservoir OB 9 1 1096 308 355.8 36Old Scotch Coll 8 2 739 484 152.7 32Old Trinity Gr 7 3 735 669 109.9 28De La Salle OC 4 6 544 743 73 .2 16Collegians 4 6 455 671 67.8 16Kew 3 7 496 768 64.6 12*Old Carey Gr 2 8 461 640 72 .0 8MHS Old Boys 2 8 483 1003 48.1 8Assumption OC 1 9 393 809 48.6 4
C RESERVE SECTIONOld Haileybury 8 2 880 424 207.5 32St Kilda CBOC 8 2 644 438 147.0 32Parkside 8 2 748 512 146.1 32Fairfield 6 4 609 506 120.4 24Old Brighton Gr 6 4 714 595 120 .0 24UHS Old Boys 6 4 540 612 88.2 24Old Xaverians 4 6 594 669 88 .8 16Power House 3 7 514 554 92 .8 12Old Melburnians 1 9 481 659 73 .0 4National Bank - 10 221 1042 21.2 -
D RESERVE SECTIO NHampton Rovers 9 1 949 334 284 .1 36Marcellin OC 9 1 847 414 204 .6 36Old Geelong Gr 8 2 857 358 239 .4 32St Kevin's OB 7 3 651 528 123 .3 28Alphington 5 5 633 620 102.1 20St Patricks OC 4 6 535 794 67 .4 16State Sav. Bank 3 7 419 671 62.4 12C'Wealth Bank 3 7 435 768 56 .6 12LaTrobe Blacks 2 8 455 740 61 .5 8Brunswick - 10 241 1062 22.7 -
E RESERVE SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr 8 1 951 384 247 .7 32AMP Society 7 2 653 442 147 .7 28Glenhuntly 7 2 520 561 92 .7 28*Old C'well Gr 5 3 647 467 138 .5 22*West Brunswick 4 4 549 586 93 .7 18AJAX 4 5 617 589 104.8 16ANZ Bank 2 6 339 499 67.9 8Elsternwick 2 7 421 780 54.0 8Footscray ITOB - 9 331 839 39.5 -
F RESERVE SECTION*Monash Whites 8 - 911 341 267 .2 34Fawkner 7 2 873 382 228 .5 28LaTrobe Reds 7 2 599 456 131.4 28Old Mentonians 5 4 515 465 110 .8 20*Thornbury 4 4 491 519 94 .6 18*St Bede's OC 3 3 472 470 100 .4 16North Brunswick 3 6 539 589 91 .5 12Dook & Long OC 1 8 291 921 31.6 4University Reds - 9 311 901 34 .5 -
JUNIOR SECTION 2(Four points allowed for each bye)
Coburg 9 - 1695 438 387 .0 40Old Paradians 8 1 1414 610 231 .8 36Beverley Hills 7 2 1141 664 171 .8 32Parkside 7 2 1147 765 149 .9 32Old Brighton Gr 5 4 948 635 149 .3 24AJAX ' 5 4 726 952 76.3 24St Bede's OC 3 6 524 965 54 .3 16West Brunswick 2 7 775 1019 76 .1 12Fairfield 2 7 531 984 54 .0 12Caulfield Gram 2 7 490 1215 40 .3 12National Bank - 10 236 1607 14.7 -
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