Cape Town City vs Durban City 19 July 1974 NFL

CAPE TOWN CITY NEWS VOL. IV NO. XIII

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE

BP LEAGUE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME 10c

CAPE TOWN CITY V

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HARTLEYVALE FRIDAY, 19th JULY, 1974 KICK-OFF 8.30 p.m.

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Jerseys: Yellow.

Shorts: White/blue.

Tonight's match ball donated by

Jerseys: Blue & White Shorts: Blue

FRED PIKE (PTY.) LTD., Building Contractors, P.O. Box 81, Lansdowne.

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Andy DONNELLY Terry GULLIVER Ken SCOTT Sandy ALLAN Willie HUNTER Jimmy MORRISON Donald GIE Jim FORREST Frank PEREIRA Garry FRANCE Vic McKINNEY Alan PINKNEY Eddie FERGUSON Dave WALKER John LAVELLE Rodney BUSH Ben ANDERSON Linesman: W. Milne (Cape Town)

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Referee: W. Turner (Pretoria)

Peter BALA'C Micky PENTECOST Alec MUNRO Joe KIRKUP Brumie DE LEUR Tony POTRAC Vic DARE Andy MILNE Ian HALL Bobby COOKE Mark TOVEY Terry WHARTON Tony SMITH Gordon MILLER

Linesman: S. Mashonos (Cape Town)

CURTAIN-RAISERS 6.00 p.m. U-14: O.B.H.S. vs. Cape Town City.

7.00 p.m. U-18: Marist vs. O.B.H.S. 3

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Cape Town City Football Club HARTLEYVALE FOOTBALL GROUNDS P.O. BOX 49, OBSERVATORY CAPE PROVINCE Founded: 1961 Telephones: 55-4472; 55.4959; 55-4950

Chairman:

Mr. Ian Taylor Management Committee:

Walter Gradner, C. Jaffe, R. Stephen, H. Timmins, Dr. A. D. Wassenaar & J. Young Manager:

R. Bailey Administrative Manager

E. Litchfield The club is under the control of the Western Province Football Association

HONOURS LIST: 1965 U.T.C. BOWL FINALISTS & BP LEAGUE RUNNERS-UP 1969 CASTLE CUP FINALISTS BP WINNERS, 1970 CASTLE CUP LEAGUE RUNNERS-UP & COCACOLA SHIELD FINALISTS 1971 CASTLE CUP WINNERS, LIFE BOWL WINNERS, BP LEAGUE SANLAM & RUNNERS-UP "CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS" RUNNERS-UP OF "CHAMPION 1972 SANLAM CHAMPIONS" WINNERS 1973 BP LEAGUE WINNERS, BP CUP WINNERS, EMBASSY CUP WINNERS OF "CHAMPION 1974 SANLAM CHAMPIONS" WINNERS

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TALK OF HARTLEYVALE EXICIDEZIOCIDEMEMEMEDEICICIERMISI

Just twelve months ago City had established a three-point lead at the head of the BP League23 points from 14 games was their tally—and they went on to take the championship by a fivepoint margin.

The position is very different this season: no club exceeded twenty points tion that was made several weeks ago. for the first round.

Therein lies an interesting observaRoy Bailey and I were discussing the BP League outlook and came to the conclusion that twenty points from the first half of the season would be sufficient to win the league championship this year.

Well, in one respect we were right: since nobody exceeded twenty points and only two clubs attained that figure. Thus somebody with that tally (or fewer) is going to become champions! Q.E.D.!

But who?

City's maximum from the first 14 games was 19 points. But let it be remembered that at that stage—and it still applies—we played only SIX HOME games. That means EIGHT of the remaining 12 matches will be at Hartleyvale. So if we can once again P.et onto the (high) goal-standard, there is no reason why Jimmy Morrison and the boys shouldn't be there or thereabouts when we come to the end of the BP League programme.

At the moment only three points separate the leading six teams and six points separate the top eight teams --the exact number to qualify (from league placings) for the Embassy Cup competition. This serves to emphasise the strong competition in the league this season.

A GREAT WEEK-END Since turning into the second round, a great "double" has brought City

right into the forefront of the League Championship challengers.

I refer to the 2-I win against Germiston Callies at Driehoek last Friday night, followed by the single goal victory over Durban United in Durban last Sunday afternoon.

The first result was important— every result is when you have so many clubs around you at the top of the table. But the win over Durban Un:ted was worth four points since United were bracketed with us on 21 points when they took the field.

These two results give a tremendous amount of satisfaction. Driehoek has always been something of a "bogey" ground to City and this was only the second BP League win there in 13 years. the only previous League success was in 1969 (4-1). But the other results have been five draws and six defeats, one of which was last season —the year in which we won the championship.

Also we lost 3-0 away to Durban United in the championship-winning year of 1973! And, of course, it is within painful memory that United ousted us from the Castle Cup at Durban only a few weeks ago.

So there was a lot of satisfaction about Sunday's result.

This was our I 1 th win in 16 games, the only club (at the time of writing) to reach double figures for wins.

Furthermore, this was the seventh away win of the season in ten games, which is a club record for a I5-team BP League. Our previous best was six—in 1969 and 1971.

Now comes a five-game home series and with all Cape Town behind the team. the chance is there to surge to another BP League championship. This might well turn out to he six consecutive home games because a date for the Lusitano match has still to be arranged by the NFL officials and it looks as though it might be towards the end of August.

But in the meantime, reference to the News Desk on Pages 12 and 13 will provide a diary of forthcoming events at Hartleyvale.

WALTER GRADNER

Walter Gradner ( PTY.) LTD.

Directors: Walter Gradner J.P., Marie Hepple

Estate Agents and Public Relations and Property Consultants Room 603, 6th Floor, S.A. Permanent Building, 55 Hout Street, Cape Town P.O. BOX 1166, CAPE TOWN Tel. 2-9408, 43-5190, 43-6477.

After Hours: 49-1922, 2-4858

Support Walter Gradner J.P. The co-Founder of Cape Town City in 1961

MARIE HEPPLE

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HARTLEYVALE POST-BAG

things go better with big, big poise

YOUR letters should be of not more than 150 words and addressed to "Hartleyvale Post Bag", Cape Town City F.C., P.O. Box 49, Observatory, Cape. an ardent fan of Cape Town I AM City and would like some information about the players to complete my scrab book.

Would you please answer the following questions: I. Which players are South Africanborn?

2. Where do the others come from?

3. Which of the players are married?

4. When did Donnelly join the club?

ESTELLE MOSS, Burmeister Circle, Milnerton.

• Herewith the replies: 1. Donald Cie, Rodney Bush, Paul Carstens, Robert Christian. Roger Locke, "Cheese" Manna.

2. Andy Donnelly (Scotland), Terry Gulliver (England). Ken Scott (Scotland), Sandy Allan (Scotland), Willie Hunter (Scotland), Jimmy Morrison (Scotland), Ernie Yard (Scotland), Jim Forrest (Scotland), Frank Pereira (Madeira), Garry France (England), Vic McKinney (Ireland), Alan Pinkney (England), Eddie Ferguson (Scotland), Dave

Walker (England), John Lavelle (Scotland), Ben Anderson (Scotland).

3. Players who are not married are: Bush, Carstens, Christian, Locke, Manna, Gulliver, Lavelle.

4. January, 1972.

IREAD that City's 2-I win at Driehock was only the club's second League win against Germiston Callies on that ground. This year City won hoth home and away against Callies.

Is this the first time they have recorded a season's league "double" over Callies?

"INTERESTED". Sea Point.

• It is! In 1969, when City won 4-1 at Driehoek—the only previous win in the league on that ground—the game at Hartleyvale ended in a E-E draw.

How many consecutive first team appearances has Ken Scott made for the City first team?

JOHN MOULD, Cape Town.

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MATCH BALL DONORS The Western Province Football Association express sincere thanks to the undermentioned companies and friends who have generously donated the footballs used in Cape Town City's home matches.

All supporters arc urged to support these companies as well as all other advertisers in the 'Cape Town City News" Match Magazine: April 26: (Germiston Callies) Graphic Display Service (Pty.) Ltd. May 10: (Jewish Guild) Fairheads Trust, P.O. Box 4392, Cape Town.

May 24: (Hellenic) Gitbeys Gin and Smirnotf Vodka.

May 30: (Maritzburg) Caress Jewellers S.A. (Pty.) Ltd., 21 Adderley Street, Cape Town.

June II: (Durban United—Castle Cup): Les Taylor Engineering Co., P.O. Box 74, Rondebosch.

June 21: (Lusitano) H. E. Lange (Pty.) Ltd. (Ringwatch)—Watches and Clocks —418 Cape Times Building, St. George's St., Cape Town. (Tel. 2-6131).

Morrison Shepherds): July 5: (Arcadia and Gallagher—Painting Contractors, 92 Station Rd.. Observatory.

July 19: (Durban City): Fred Pike (Pty.) Ltd.—Building Contractors, P.O. Box 81. Lansdowne. Cape.

July 26: (Berea Park): Cape Coach Tours.

183 Sir Lowry Rd.. Cape Town (Tel. 2-3321).

Aug. 6: (Boksburg): Hawkes and Findlay (Pty.) Ltd.. Hardware Merchants and General Ironmongers. Cor. Station and Lower Main Rds..

Observatory.

Aug. 9: (Highlands Park): Les Taylor Engineering Co., P.O. Box 74. Rondebosch.

Aug. 23: (East London Utd.): Sept. 13: (Rangers): Oct. 4: (Celtic):

You don't \ have to be French to enjoy Martell

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Rich with Flavour

Golden Good APPEARANCES & GOALSCORERS

GARY BAILEY, aged 16, the son of City's manager, is not only a fine goalkeeping prospect, but also a very good photographer. He took all these splendid action pictures during the BP League game with Arcadia a fortnight ago.

TOP: "Jingles" Pereira and Steve Ingle are airborne in front of Arcadia's goal.

BOTTOM LEFT: Trevor Swinburne, Arcadia's goalkeeper, takes the ball ahead of Dave Walker.

BOTTOM RIGT: Once again its Pereira challenging strongly for posession in the air.

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Figures in brackets in this column represent appearances as substitute SANLAM "CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS" Donnelly — 4 Pinkney .... _... 4 GulI — — Pereira __ _ 4 Scott __ 4 France — __. 4 4 Allan Gie — — 3 — Forrest 4 Yard _ 3 Hunter McKinney __1(2) — 4 _ 1 Morrison Goalscorers: Pereira 3, Yard 1. Pinkney I. COCA-COLA SHIELD Donnelly 4 Pinkney — 4 Gulliver _ _ 4 Forrest — Allan _ 4 Pereira — __ 4 Scott __—. __4 France _ _ 4 Ferguson __ 4 McKinney ._3 (I) Gie _ 4 Yard — -- — (2) Hunter _ 1 (2) Walker — — (1) Morrison -_ 3 Goalscorers: France 3, Scott 2. McKinney.

Pereira 2, Yard.

LEAGUE DonnellyBP 16 12 Walker et 16 Hunter 10 (7) 6 (1) Pinkney ilno IS Yard ppce 14 Ferguson 6 (5) Morrison 14 (I) McKinney 5 (7) SA 4 (3) Allan lrak 14 Forrest Ole 14 3 Bush France 12 (3) Anderson 3 Gulliver 12 Goalscorers: France 3. Pereira 3. Yard 2, Forrest 2. Pinkney 2. Gie, Scott. Ferguson.

Morrison. Anderson. Walker.

HARTLEYVALE CUP T. Dyamond IS 4 (2) S. Laing H. Swartz 2 15 G. Bailey T. Akhurst 15 2 Lovesay 14 7 Yard rd Carstens 13 Lavelle 2 Locke 12 2 Ferguson G. Jeenes 11 A.d Haan F.. Holliday 12 (I) R. Bowen 13. Rothwell 10 T. Goodall R. Holliday 10 Forrest C. Jeenes 9 McKinney Christian 8 Pinkney A. Mullen 8 Walker I. Swannell 4 (2) Goalscorers: Carstens 7. Akhurst 5. C. Jeenes 4, McKinney 3. A. Mullen 2. Locke 1. G. Jeenes 2. o.g. 2. Ferguson 2. E. Holliday I. Swannell I. Forrest I. Dyamond I. Laing I, Rothwell 1.

LEAGUE TABLE PWDLF Highlands Park ... 17 9 5 3 23 16 11 1 4 19 16 9 4 3 30 Maritzburg 16 9 4 3 26 Arcadia .._..

16 8 5 3 18 Durban Utd. 16 7 6 3 31 Germiston C. ._ 16 7 19 Jewish Guild _. — 17 6 35 6 24 Rangers _ 16 5 4 7 17 15 4 5 6 13 Lusitano 14 4 5 5 13 Durban Celtic 17 4 Berea Park .— 151 16 2 4 6 9 8 1 Durban City -16 3 2 11 17 Boksburg 17 2 3 12 12 E.L. United

A 12 11 13 13 14 13 16 26 17 13 14 29 26 37 35

P 23 23 22 22 21 20 17 17 14 13 13 12 10 8 7

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HARTLEYVALE CAPE TURF CLUB

COME RACING AT MILNERTON TOMORROW WOOLAVINGION CUP (R14,000)

RUN OVER 1,400 METRES (at Clairwood) AND

MIDWINTER JUVENILE HANDICAP (First race at 1.15 p.m.)

SHOP The Hartleyvale Shop is a meeting place for all supporters of Cape lown City. It is situated behind the main Grandstand and next door to the Grandstand, or "A" Tea Room.

This is the place you should call at on your next visit to Hartleyvale because you will find all sorts of merchandise which will (a) suit your pocket; and (b) show the world that you support Cape Town City.

Ilere arc some of the ideas: Club Book ("Cape Town City—the story of our R3,00' Famous Club") Autographed Beer Mugs — (A souvenir from the famous 1971 Castle Cup-life R1,20* Bowl "double") Club badges Lurex pocket R1,00 40c Woven badge Cape Town City Supporters R2,00 Club Tics Pullovers, with club colours to order R9,00 R3,50 Scarves Berets R1,25 35c Keyring 20c Licence holders for car Season ticket holder 25c Player's photographs (colour) 35c Ashtrays 75c Caps (in City colours) 75c Pennants R1,00 Olympic team colour poster 50c

Lyceum Pharmacy

:a.a'a.EWHERE TO WINE AND DINEE: GLENDOWER HOTEL

FAIRMEAD HOTEL

Main Road, Rosebank.

Cape Province.

Phone: 69-9521

6 College Rd., Rondebosch.

Reservations: Phone 69-4741

Fotis Cafe/

SWISS CONTINENTAL STEAKHOUSE

Take Aways You'll need to visit US, both before and after the match. for Soup on a winter's night! not foods. Grilled Chickens and Sandwiches. Fried Fish and Chips.

We are stockists of Imported Sweets and Chocolates You'll like our Snow Creame.

three doubles, Quinpot, Swingers, Quinellas, WinPlace on all races and Jackpot Phone enquiries: 52-1100

66 Lower Main Road, Observatory Phones 55-2839 and 55-3054 With pleasure at your service

The Family Chemist Official suppliers to the Western Province Football Association.

Cor. Kloof & Camp Strs., Tamboerskloof Ph. 43-1155

ORTS

LIONEL and LYNN

DAILY Sentimental Guitar and a Lovely Girl

ZORBA STEAKHOUSE Fully licenced Mondays-Saturdays 5p.m.- midnight

Cor. Lansdowne & Belvedere Rds Claremont (Telephone 71-2130) We specialise in steaks and take-

RITZ PLAZA After the game, visit the

Fillies Bergeres Bar Op en till Ian

PALACE HOTEL Tyyr MAIN RD KENILWORTH

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FISHERMAN'S INN Your Host: ARTHUR GACHTER

Observatory Shopping Centre, 75 Station Road.

OBSERVATORY OPEN UNTO. 11.15 p.m.

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Ten races on the card,

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away foods. Open every day.

ZORBA STEAKHOUSE 117 Main Road, Green Point Phone: 44-9767 We specialise in steaks served in a Greek atmosphere 11

July

CAPE TOWN CITY NEWS DESK Date

1974 Opponents

Com- Venue petition

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Highlands Park

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France

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4 Celtic

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