The Amateur Footballer, Week 11, 1974

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JUNE 29, 1974

Elacks move up to fifth

By GEORGE MeTAGGAR T Coburg proved too strong for Geelong in the main game of last Saturday's round and ran out winners by six goals .

Ormond inflicted a crushing defeat on North Old Boys, who lost their fourth game in a row, and dropped from fifth to sixth .

University Blacks moved a step closer to the final four with a sound win over Caulfield Grammarians . The Blacks are now fifth on the list, only four points outside the four.

Although there were only 38 century scores recorded, seven of these were by losing teams, three of them in B Section . Elsternwick kicked 19-9 (123, points) but were beaten by Old Geelong - by eight goals .

Coburg had the edge on Geelong in the first half, with Geelong fighting back well in the second term to get within 11 points of the home side, but Coburg virtually made the game safe when they added 4-3 to Geelong's 5 behinds in the third quarter .

This left Geelong 33 points down at the last change and they were unable to make any impression in the final term .

North Old Boys put on a disappointing effort against Ormond after their good display against Geelong the previous week .

Ormond took charge practically from the start and their strong defence worried the North forwards, who managed only one goal in the first half .

Ormond at this stage were almost 9 goals in front and had the game well in their keeping, but they gave North no respite after the interval and ran out winners by more than 13 goals .

St . Bernard's did much the same to Reservoir Old Boys, who fell further behind as the game progressed . St. Bernard's gained a lead of nearly 7 goals in the first half and had 65 points to spare at the finish .

University Blacks raced away from Caulfield Grammar with a burst of

8 goals in the second quarter, and although they kicked only 4-17 in the second half - they were 11-5 at halftime - it was enough to win by 45 points .

Old Paradians- broke the drought after a run of six defeats when they scored an easy win over University Blues .

It was another day of surprises in B Section, where three of the top four teams were beaten .

Melbourne High, who had beaten Kew (fourth) the week before, did, even better last Saturday by toppling the leaders, Old Trinity, by nearly .

6 goals .

Ivanhoe went down to bottom team, Old Carey by 21 points, and Collegians beat Kew by 9 points . The only team in the four to win was Monash Blues and they scraped -home-by only 7 points from Old Scotch .

Parkside's slightly better kicking for goal gave them an 8-point win over Old Haileybury in a stirring struggle (18-13 to 16-17) . Parkside's win enabled them to take over top place, with Old Haileybury dropping to third .

St . Kilda CBC beat Old Brighton by 26 points and knocked them out of the four.

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Hampton Rovers had a struggle to beat Old Camberwell by 9 points (8-18 to 8-9) and Commonwealth Bank put up a good fight, against State Savings Bank before going down by 21 points.

Biggest surprise in E Secton was the 14-point defeat of AMP Society by bottom team, St. Pat's, who had only one previous win .

University Reds scored by 13 points from Monash Whites and Thornbury caused an upset with a 17-point win over North Brunswick, who were level in top place with Old Mentonians .

Ormond scored an easy win over University Blues in one of the main Junior games, and University Blacks went down by 14 points to Coburg .

Monash University beat Power House by 23 points .

Geelong beat Hampton Scouts by 4 points and Ivanhoe had some trouble in beating West Brunswick by 22 points .

North Old Boys' straighter kicking gave them a 5-point win over Ormond

in the Reserve Section, and Reservoir pipped St . Bernard's by a point . Monash Blues went down by a goal to Old Scotch and Collegians beat Kew by only 8 points .

Parkside beat Old Haileybury by more than 7 goals and Old Brighton beat St . Kilda CBC by 3 goals . State Bank beat Commonwealth by 2 points, St. Kevin's had •a big win over ~Old Xaverians, Old Geelong thrashed Elsternwick and North Brunswick scored easily over Thornbury.

COBURG JUNIORS AWAY AGAIN Clubs in Junior Section 1 are advised that Coburg will play the remainder of their home matches this season at NEWLANDS HIGH SCHOOL OVAL, MURRAY ROAD, EAST COBURG. (East Coburg tram in Swanston Street to terminus.)

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THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER-JUNE 29, 1974

AST WEEKS RESSULT S B SECTION

A SECTION 13 .18- 96 Coburg 4 .7 6 .11 10 .14 Geelong 1 .4 5.6 5 .11 8 .12- 60, : O'Brien 4, King 2, Gilmour 2 COBURG 1--is 2, Sabri, Scanlon, Handley . Best : :rk, King, Callesen, Sullivan, O'Brien, (' Leckie .

DavGEELONG : Tucker 2, Wookey, Smith, Bullen, Casboult, Neilson . Best: Wookey, Paulka . p; . Smith, David, Trevaskis, Herd, 5t Bernard's OC 4.3 10 .6 14 .7 19 .10-124 6 .1 1 . mpson76,7 t,rvBERNARD'S~ O .C. :B T7io ST M .I-honey 4, Wade 2, Sullivan 2, Hogan, I>helan, Mitchell, Drennan, Angel . Best : ,• hwarzenberg, Angel, Davis, Hogan, Rackii m, Thompson .

3, RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : McCrohan : Archer, 7 . Byrne 2, Heenan, Archer . Best . , ;rose, Horne, Crompton, -Jarvie, F o ga . .18.20-128 Ormond 5.2 9 .10 13 .13 .8 5.1040 .3 1 .5 2 North Old Boys 1 ORMOND : Kozlowski 5, Pearce 3, Naylor .

Cameron 2, Dove, Wood, Bourne 2, I t dd . Best : Bourne, Pearce, Naylor, R .

Cameron, Corben, Kozlowski .

NORTH OLD BOYS : S . Maguire 2, Wilson, °orcich, Hennessy. Best : Rovis, Borcich, . ( 3rro11, Wilson, Welch, Robertson Old Paradians 3 .7 6 .8 12 .19 17 .20-122 University Blues 2 .0 2 .4 3.5 7.7 - 49 OLD PARADIANS : J . Jordan 7, Ford 4 , Moran 2, Duke, Gilmore, Gilmartn, Johnson .

Best : Kohut, Duke, Carroll, Ford, Tudor, Weyman .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Standish 2, Church, irdwood, Nicolson, McLachlan, Voigt . Best: . :mdish, Church, Lyle, Tucker, McLachlan, "estmore .

University Blacks 3 .0 11 .5 13 .14 15 .22-112 6 .12 Caulfield UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Perrett 4, sFishe r Batten, Webster, Lea'., Moffatt 3, Crowe, iham, Kovess . Best: McLean, Fisher, Perrett, Johnstone, Holmes, Crowe .

CAULFIELD GRAMM. : Butcher 5, Voyage 2, M . Tamblyn, LJpstill . Best: Voyage, Watson, Tootell, Goold, Waxman, Butcher .

V .A.F .A . MEETIN G - Club Secretaries 'and Delegates (Members) are reminded that the next meeting of the Association will be held at the Amateur Sports Club, McKillop Street, Melbourne, at 8 p .m ., on Monday next, July lst .

Clubs are entitled to be represented by only one Delegate (Member), but repeated failure to be represented will incur a fine . or possible expulsion from the Association .

Make sure your club is represented .

1 1 .11 16 .13 25 .16-16 7.4Powe .2 64 7 : 2Tan er 8,4Polla d 46 DEr LAOUSALLE Groves 3, Murnane 2, Geddes 2, Dunn 2, Bothe . Best: R. Halasa, Tanner, Murnane, Geddes, M . Bourke, Pollard .

POWER HOUSE : M . Newton 3, Gee 2, Yuill 2 . Best : Allen, Stanlake, Miller, M .

Newton, Gee .

Goys 5. 1 .13-11 5 Old S TrOinit y r 4 .7 17.7 10 .9 17 MHS OLD BOYS : R . Harley 9, Adams 5, Cosmos 3, Featherby 2, Scott 2, Jilb~oods, Penton . Best : Todd, Silberberg , Adams, R. Harley, Cherry .

OLD TRINITY : Stephens 4, G . Fellows 4, Dann 3, R . Peers 2, Weir 2, W . Peers, Duke . Best : Piggin, R . Kennedy, A . Kennedy, R . Peers, Johnston, Stephens . .11 17.12-114 Monash Blues 3 .1 11 .9 14 Old Scotch Coll 6 .4 6.7 11 .10 15 .11-107 MONASH BLUES : Moore 4, Griffiths 4 , Mutimer 3, De Young 2, Hildebrandt 2, Ross, Booth . Best: Griffiths, Amor, Hopkins, Flett, Booth, Wilson .

OLD SCOTCH : Morgan 4, Anderson 2, Heggie 2, Walker 2, Nicholls 2,Hays, Marks, McDonald, Steele . Best : Morgan, McDonald, Marks, Anderson, Hays, Rogerson .

Old Carey Gramm 3 .6 7 .8 14 .16 18 .18-126 Ivanhoe 2 .1 8 .4 9 .4 16 .10-106 OLD CAREY: Goode 6, Freeman 4, Pell 3, M . Cooke 2, Keddie 2, Mclnley . Best : Goode, Freeman, M . Cooke, Birrell, 'Shaw, Morrison.

IVANHOE : Thompson 4, McKearnan 3, Hughes 2, Quinlivan 2, Renshaw 2, Ireland, Harris, Neale . Best : Thompson, ojo, C ..

Stewart, Quinlivan, Borchers, McKearnan Collegians 4 .0 7 .3 11 .5 12 .& - 801 Kew 2 .4 6.5 8 .5 10.11- 7 COLLEGIANS : Trompf 3, Nsol eBe 3 : Woods 2, Purdue 2, Merry, Ryan .

Bickford, Ryan, Ashton, Shinkfleld, Woods, Merry .

KEW : Murphy 3, Wiseman 3, Smith 2, O'Dowd, Mitchell . Best : Hayes, Dipierdomenico, Johnston, Mitchell, O'Dowd, Murphy Da La Salle OC 4 .3

OLD HAILEYBURY congratulate JOHN LEGGE on his 50th game with the club .

"Leggy" started his career at Ormond but transferred to the Bloods, where in 1973 he formed an integral part of our Reserves Premiership . This year he has consolidated his position in the seniors and has proved invaluable in the last line of defence .

Always willing to help out (particularly behind the bar!!) he is a great asset to the club - and to Chnssie! (much to the chagrin of this press correspondent) .

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Last Week's Results ® G®n#inuec " C SECTION

D SEGTiON

Parkside 3 .4 9.9 15 .11 18 .13-121 Old Haileybury 7 .4 10.8 13 .10 16 .17-11 3 PARKSIDE : Wilson 4, Howell 4, Sammutt 2, Gary Dryden 2, Walsh, Wiseman, Poyntz, Graham Dryden, B . Harvey, Green . Best : Howell, Gary Dryden, Grill, B . Harvey, Owen, Graham Dryden .

OLD HAILELBURY: Williams 3, Paul 2, Roberts 2, Mason 2, Houghton 2, Pollock, Gyngell, Shapter, Lingard, G . Lucas . Best : Cracknell, Cunningham, Gyngell, Houghton, Mason, Paul, Shapter.

Marcellin OC 4.2 7.6 13.10 21 .15-141 UHS Old Boys 1 .4 7 .10 7.10 12 .11- 83 MARCELLIN O .C . : Aloisio 5, P. Gartner 3, Peavey 3, Tursi 3, Frazer 2, Gooley, Mahon, O'Sullivan, Shaw, Weston . Best : Alsoisio, Holmes, Larkin, Mahon, Shaw, Tursi .

U.H .S . OLD BOYS : McMahon 7, Reid 3, Illiopolus, Flavel. Best : Flavel, McMahon, McCellan, Honan, Webster, Johnston .

Alphington 4.2 4.3 8 .7 14.11- 95 Old Melburnians 1 .6 3 .9 4 .10 6 .10- 46 ALPHINGTON : Gross 5, Eaton 2, McNamara 2, Roberts, Hale, Shea, Skerry, Shaw . Best : Shea, Shearer, Gale, McKay, Blakebrough, Cecil .

OLD ME LBURNIANS : Knight 2, Mumme 2, Miller, Pitts . Best : Lewis, Thomas, Loughlin, Cloke, Pitts, Mumme .

St . Kilda CBOC 4 .0 9 .4 15 .9 21 .12-138 Old Brighton Gr 7 .4 11 .7 12 .7 17 .10-112 ST .' KILDA CBOC : Dynon 9, Calleja 5 , Cameron 3, Salter 2, K. White, Spence .

Best : Dynon, Bilston, Calleja, Leahy, Carroll, K . White.

OLD BRIGHTON : Agar 6, Hamilton 5, Trotter 2, McBriar, Warner, Paroissien, Pitcher . est : Agar, Hamilton, McBriar, Thomas, Dick, Paroissien .

National Bank 3 .4 7 .5 10 .11 16 .14-110 Assumption OC 2 .5 5 .9 7 .11 10 .16- 76 NATIONAL BANK : McFarlane 8, Perret t 3, Bate, Brooke, Borserio, Bush, Winzar.

Best : McFarlane, Perrett, McLean, Evans, Podger, Lucas .

ASSUMPTION O .C . : Gallagher 3, T. Kelly, L. Howard, Caruso, O'Donell, Clancy, Daly, Clements. Best : Clancy, G . Howard, Gallagher, R . Kelly, Caruso, Pavone.

Old Ivanhoe Gr 5 .7 12 .13 19 .20 25.28-178 LaTrobe Blacks 1 .0 2 .1 4 .5= 5 .9- 39 OLD IVANHOE : D . Campbell 5, Wiltshire 4, Pritchard 3, Wilson 3, Allen 3, G . Stevens 2, Mackenzie 2, Goldin, Gill, Love . Best: Pritchard, Wright, Wiltshire, White, Allen, R . Stevens .

LA TROBE BLACKS : Goalkickers, best players not received.

Hampton Rovers 1 .1 2 .8 6 .12 8 .18- 66 Old Cam'well Gr 2 .4 3 .6 7 .8 8 .9 - 57 HAMPTON ROVERS: Tregear 2, Vicker s 2, S . Hackett 2, Bird, R . Huckett . Best : Nash, Slattery, S . Huckett, Bennett, Rowston, Macnish .

OLD CAMBERWELL : Hogarth 2, Sladen, Anderson, Horton, James, B . Hanson, Locke.

Best : Gale, I . Trahar, Sladen, Mullett, Hogarth, J. Steven .

STEWIE "SAUSAGE" ROLLE plays his 50th game for ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS today . Stewart is a rugged forward who can tear any sides' defence apart. He is noted for his accurate left foot "torps" and red hair . Stewie is happy to announce the arrival of Emma the latest to his growing family .

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Old Xaverians 7 .2 15 .3 18.5 22.10-142 St. Kevin's OB 1 .0 6.4 10.7 11 .7 - 73 OLD XAVERIANS : Keaney 7, Stanley 6 , Midgley 2, Noonan, Dwyer, Gorman, Callinan, Naughton, Zachariah, Franklyn . Best : Keaney, Naughton, Nankervis, Noonan, Gorman, Midgley.

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Reynolds 3, Radford 2, McGuiness, Fanning, Olle, Low, Hogarth, Hannan. Best : Radford, Fernan, Murnane, Low, Reynolds, Whitty .

State Sav. Bank 4.3 11 .8 12 .11 18.15-123 C'wealth Bank 3.4 5 .7 10 .10 15.12-102 STATE SAV . BANK : McGill 7, Inglis 3 , Horwood 2, Juliet 2, Pitts, Wright, Coluccio, Laidlaw . Best: McGill, Wright, Inglis, Walsh, Morrison, Roberts .

C'WEALTH BANK : Lovitt 4, Wyatt 3, W .

McCrimmon 3, Saynor, D'Orsa, Murphy, Hutchins, Sullivan . Best: Murphy, Reid, Hutchins, W. McCrimmon, Anderson, Meyers .

Brunswick a bye.

CENTURY TO ST . BERNARD'S MAN .

All at . ST . BERNARD'S extend congratulations to MICK IANNAZZO on his 100th game. Mick has been a regular in the top side since leaving school and whether playing in attack or defence his inspirational and talented play have made him a great asset on the field . Mick is also a committeeman and so his usefulness to the club is not confined to the playing arena . Congratulations SNAZZA and let us hope you continue for many more years .

Congratulations from all at COMMONWEALTH BANK to DARREL "THE MOUTH" JOHNSON who played his 50th Reserve game last Saturday. We hope Darrel's next 50 games are as good as his last 50.

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E & v 6 am8 JAX 4 .4 6 .7 11 .16 16 .22-118 li"est Brunswick 4 .6 8 .12 8 .15 10 .16- 76 A .J .A .X . : Ivany 4, Bluzer 2, Smorgon 2 , Markov, D . Freeman, Grace, Ritrii an, C . Freeman, Goldstone . Best : Rituan, Schulberg, Smorgon, Rosner, Jurh, l 4VEST I& S T BRUNSWICK : Brockwell 3, Foote 3, ondon, Byrd, Waters, Monger. Best : Brock,z!Il, Byrd, Foote, Ivey, Lewis, Norman .

Old Geelong 5 .8 12 .11 18 .15 25 .21-171 15 .7 19 .9 -123 Elsternwick 7.4 10 .6 OLD GEELONG : Geyer 6, J . Spiden 6, A . ncken 4, B . Spiden 4, Gilbert 3, Lilly, Yencken . Best : Paton, J. Spiden, Weibye, B . Spiden .

A Yencken, Lilly, ELSTERNWICK : Blythman ~,1Pne Mahoney 4, Rosewarne 4, Rigg 2 Perkins, Street, Best: J . Perkins, P . Mahoney, Rigg, Berns , r^tmston . ; : .:kner 4.7 10 .16 15 .19 21 .23-149 at . Bede's OC 0.3 2 .6 4.7 6 .12- 48 FAWKNER: Deans 9, J . Teasdale 2, B .

Thomas 2, L . Cash 2, Duggan 2, C . Povyou:dis 2, Civola, S . Thomas. Best : G . Mcihon, S . Kostov, Deans, Duggan, J . Teasle, Thomas .

ST. BEDE'S O .C . : Goalkickers, best play,rs not received .

St . Patrick's OC 4 .1 9 .7 11 .10 14.11- 95 AMP Society 3 .1 3 .1 9 .5 12 .9 - 81, ST . PATRICK'S : Poulton 3, Carter 3 ._her 3, O'Connor 2, Grano 2, Sheehan .

Best : Tomming, Grano, D . O'Haire, D .

O'Brien, Sheehan, Carter .

A .M.P . SOCIETY : O'Meara 5, Roulston Booth 2, Cribbes, Lewis, Haining . Best: ilson, Pichler, Withers, Cribbes, Haining, Parkinson. ANZ Bank 4 .7 10 .12 16 .16 19 .19-133 Footscray ITOB 2 .2 4 .3 5 .6 8 .9 - 57 A.N .Z . BANK : Gilgen 6, Harper 3, Bas-ett 2, Bourke 2, Lambert 2, Wescott 2, 2aker, Karpavicius . Best : Bassett, Baker, Gilroy-Scott, Imrie, Lambert, Pinder .

FOOTSCRAY I.T. : Leonard 3, Jerkin 2 H Edwards, Andres, Scetrine . Best: Dilks, Leonard, Miller, Murley, Deluca, Whitby.

S . BERNARD'S PLAYER REACHES 150 Last Saturday PETER AMOTT joined a select group of ST . BERNARD'S players When he played his 150th game for the club . Peter commenced with the club as a half forward flanker but over the past three seasons has developed into a fine half back . Peter has been an excellent clubman in his ten years with the club and all hope that his association continues well into the future .

Congratulations on your 150 games from everyone Peter .

3 .4 6 .5 9 .8 11 .8 - 74 Thornbury North Brunswick 1 .3 5 .9 6 .12 7 .15- 57 THORNBURY : Moore 3, Byrne 2, Staff , Dymond, Norris, Cowan, Slattery, loannidis .

Best : R . Scott, Moore, Dymond, M . Garlick, S . Crocker, Cowan . 2, Kenny, NORTH BRUNSWICK : Manias Handley, Giacobbe, I . Duncan, Fox . Best : Giacobbe, Scullin, Manias, Strickland, Hand ley, Carell.

8 .7 14.15 22 .25 26.30-186 Old Mettonians Beverley Hills 1 .2 2.2 3.2 6.3 - 39 OLD MENTONIANS : Pride 4, Page Rafter 4, James 2 , 2 Runge, Watts . Best : J . Upham, K. Peel, R=after, Sinclair, James, Granger .

BEVERLEY HILLS : Florance, Keating , Browning, Poppins, Healey, Barlizs. Best : Campbell, Clifton, Duncan, Gunning, D .

Smith, Browning .

University Reds 3.5 6 .6 11 .13 14.16-100 3 .5 7.9 8 .12 12 .15- 87 Monash Whites 3, UNIV . REDS : Llewllyn 4, Schnieder King : Clarke 2, Hartley, Cook . Best: .

Lipshut, LlewelClarke, Irwin, Staunton, G lyn, Maule.

MONASH WHITES : Burley 4, D . Smith 2, Morecroft 2, Halliday, Peacock,, Williams . Best: Milford, Halliday, Wharton, Peacock, Brett-Young, Burley .

Gienroy 6 .4 12 .7 14.11 17 .12-114 Dookie & Long . 1 .1 4.6 6.8 9 .11- 65 GLENROY : G. J . Ford 10, Joyce 3, Kmo n 2, A . Attard, Wakeling . Best : Buhagiar, G .

J . Ford, M. Wilson, M . V. White, Bonello, Kmon .

D . & L. O .C . : Kotschet 6, R . Osmond 3 .

Best: Kotschet, Gavin, Scott, Jackson, Swinnerton, Osmond .

LaTrabe Reds a bye .

TIME KEEPERS - PLEASE GI VE THIS YOUR ATTENTION - IT IS YOUR DUTY TO KEEP RINGING THE BELL -OR SOUNDING THE SIREN UNTIL THE FIELD UMPIRE SIGNALS HE HAS HEARD IT. ONE WEAK TINGLE OR BLAST IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH .

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La st Week's Results Conti v~.ti- ® JUNIOR SECION 1

ILast 1,

JUNIOR SECTION 2

North Old Boys 4 .3 10.6 12 .10 15 .19-109 St . Bernard's OC 5.1 6 .2 8 .$ 10.8 - 68 NORTH OLD. BOYS : Sheales 5, Butera 3, Fennelly 2, Fagan, Morrison, Robertson, Collings, Joss . Best : Betura, Sheales, Nelson, Joss, Collings, O'Donnell .

ST . BERNARD'S O .C . : McNamee 3, Clancy 3, Dalmau 2, Smith, G . Hughes. Best: De Morton, Clancy, G . Hughes, Mahoney, McNamee, Dalmau .

Monash Univ. 7 .7. S .9 13 .23 15 .25-115 Power House 1 .1 7 .5 9.6 13.14- 92 MONASH UNIVERSITY : Goalkickers, best players not received.

POWER HOUSE : Thompson 6, Kalos 3, Holder 3, Ellis . Best: Bredyck, Pettman, Angell, Ellis, Alexander, Oster .

Beverley Hills 5 .6 8 .12 13 .14 18 .21-129 Old Scotch Coll 4 .2 5 .4 5 .7 6 .11- 47 BEVERLEY HILLS : Hands 4, Hartley 4, Holly 3, Cameron 2, Studdock 2, McCrory 2, Dunn . Best: Turpie, Holly, Hands, Gibson, Amad, Snibson .

OLD SCOTCH: Anderson 2, Dick 2, Mac Rae, Brooke . Best : Hamilton, Dick, MacRae, Logie-Smith, Sheer, Anderson .

Ormond 4 .1 5. 1 0 7 .15 12 .22- 94 University Blues 3 .5 4.9 4 .12 5 .15- 45 ORMOND : Fisher 5, Reynolds 3, Wil#) n 3, Gough . Best : Cooper, Gillies, Wilson, S . Russ, Chisholm, Reynolds .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Goalkickers, best players not received .

Coburg 2 .9 6.10 10 .14 13 .16- 94 University Blacks 2 .4 6 .9 8 .11 11 .14- 8o COBURG : Finlay 6, Ryland 3, Mitchel l 2, Simmons, Antoniadies . Best : Egan, Finlay, M . Green, Ryland, G . Hughes, Mitchell .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goalkickers, best players not received .

ek's Results - Continued

A RESERVE SECTION I-

Geelong 3 .3 5.5 7.6 13.6 - 84 Hampton Scouts 3.2 9 .5 11 .8 12.8 - 8 0 GEELONG: Bond 5, Leeds 4, Barrow Davies, Colenso, Benci . Best: Benci, Bond, Colenso, McDonald, Ross, Friend .

HAMPTON SCOUTS : Brannan 3, Earle 2, Cook 2, K . Martin 2, Diamond, Devola, A . Martin . Best : Kelly, Campbell, Diamond, Durham, Cook, Mallon .

Ivanhoe 3.8 10.10 13.13 16.18-114 West Brunswick 3 .4 6.8 10.12 13 .14- 92 IVANHOE : -Biviano 4, Bryce 3, Bird 2 Golding 2, Veitch 2, Wyatt, Wise, Monaghan .

Best: Monoghan, Biviano, Golding, Glennon, Veitch, Buckley.

WEST BRUNSWICK : Tartaglia 4, Russo 3, Goodison 2, Allen, Leopold, Stephens, White. Best : Allen, Coleman, Leopold, Manning, O'Halloran, Tartaglia .

Old Brighton Gr 4.5 7.9 10.13 12.15- 87 Caulfield Gramm 1 .4 4.10 5 .12 7.14- 56 OLD BRIGHTON : Tapp 4, Salter 3, Hunt 2, Larkin, Corns, Rattray . Best : Wakeham, Burnell, Tapp, Salter, Priestley, Graham .

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Robb 4, Ellis 2 , Bugg . Best : Hamblin, Robb, Welch, Felsenthall, Bugg, Bitmead .

Bulleen-Templestowe a bye .

Old Paradians a bye .

AJAX forfeited to Parkside.

150 GAME S TO ANOTHER R .O .B. WINGER DON SCOTT plays his 150th game fo r RESERVOIR OLD BOYS today . He has played each season with R .O .B .'s since their inception into the Amateurs in 1965, and consequently has played in each Section of the Amateurs from 'F' to 'A' . His speed and ball handling ability have often left his opponents floundering, and has enabled Don to win two club Fairest and Best trophies .

Congratulations from all at Reservoir Don, we are confident you will make the two hundred game mark .

Coburg 3 .7 11 .12 16 .16 21 .21-147 Geelong 1 .0 1 .1 1 .3 1 .3 - 9 COBURG: Henry 6, J . Clark 5, Pettigrove 3, Coles 3, Imbery, Fox, Russo, Hutchinson . Best : I . Liddle, Pettigrove, J .

Cl~rk, Henry, Taylor, Imbery .

GEELONG : Jautier . Best : Wilkins, Bumstead, T . Hamilton, Baker, Harrison, Paulton .

Reservoir OB 3 .1 5 .1 8 .3 11 .4 - 70 St . Bernard's O OLD BOYS : Taggart 2, Crook 2 Sheppard 2, Craven, Jackson, Aston, Best : Butler, Sheppard, Wilson, Dunne .

Crook, Craven, Pettet, Coles .

ST . BERNARD'S O .C . : Hughes 3, Slatter 2 . Johnson, Considine, Dailey, Burgin, Walker. Best: Amott, Hilbert, Burgin, Johnson, McArdle, Hughes .

North Old Boys 2 .2 6 .3 9 .5 12 .7 - 79 Ormond 4 .1 6 .3 8 .7 10 .14- 74 NORTH OLD BOYS : Fitzpatrick 3, Anderson 3, O'Keefe 2, Russell 2, Harding, Maloney . Best : Russell, Leeack, Fitzpatrick, Ferguson, Harding, Diviny .

ORMOND : Holman 3, Rowse 3, Smyth 2, ','.bod, Farrell . Best : Patterson, Meeking, Holman, Smyth, Anrep, Rowse .

University Blues 5 .1 9 .5 10 .6 10 .7 - 67 Old Paradians 5 .2 6 .10 6 .10 7.17- 59 UNIVERSITY BLUES : Templar 2, Westo n 2, Maxwell 2, Rendell 2, Hickey, Dunin .

Best: Fogarty, Moran, Murphy, Ainger, Hickey, Maxwell .

OLD PARADIANS : Roe 4, Mount, McLoughlin, Muller. Best : Kendall, Roe, Muller, Assetta, Mount.

8 .5 10 .13 13 .15- 93 University Blacks 4.4 Caulfield Gramm 2 .3 2 .7 4 .8 8 .11- 59 UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Sharpe 3, Larki n 2, Williams 2, Senini 2, T . Costello, G .

Saines, Hill, Mountjoy . Best: Hanna, Larkins, Sharpe, T . Costello, G . Saines, Hill .

CAULFIELD GRAMM . : G . Tamblyn 5, Lupson 2, Worthington . Best : Peters, Worthington, Britten, G . Tamblyn, Bird, B . Waxman .

B RESERVE SECTIO N De La Salle OC 2 .3 7.7 8.10 13-12- 90 Power House 1 .2 3 .3 3 .4 4.5 - 29 DE LA SALLE : Kelleher 4, Welsh 3, Dorizzi 2, Glover, 0' Donnell, Brazier, Mitchell .

Best : Hill, Whitelaw, Kelleher, Greig, Welsh, Dorizzi .

POWER HOUSE : Butcher . 2, Bartlett 2 .

Best : Peters, Hutchinson, Bartlett, Driscoll, Stapleton, De Jong .

Old Trinity Gr 2 .4 6 .7 13 .10 17 .12-114 MHS Old Boys 1 .1 4.5 5 .9 8 .12- 60 OLD TRINITY : Stockdale 4, Mackay 3 , Nelson 3, Wickham 2, Cumming, Grant, Frood, O'Brien, Ross . Best : O'Brien, Frood, Cumming, Murphy, Nelson, Mackay .

M.H .S . OLD BOYS : Orchard 2, Price 2, G . Burns 2, Rodgers . Best : Austerkanis, Hay-. lock, Stafford, Mackenzie, B . Burns, Price Old Scotch Coll 5.1 6 .1 9 .4 9 .6 - 60 Monash Blues 1 .1 2.5 6.9 7.12- 5 4 OLD SCOTCH : Nickless 2, Leong 2, Clarke 2, Moffatt, Melville, McLean . Best : 'McLean, Tonkin, Welch, Frew, Nickless, Moffatt .

MONASH BLUES : Berry 2, Gallagher 2, Anderson, Boyd, Gumley . Best : Severs, Anderson, Coldham, Schneider, Foster, ROsengarten .

Ivanhoe 4.10 8 .18 14.25 23 .26-164 Old Carey Gram 0 .0 1 .1 1 .3 3.3 - 21 IVANHOE: R . Wilson 9, Hecker 3, Hic k 2, Pitson 2, G . Dean 2, Knight, Field, K. Harris, Dawson, Clough . Best: R. Wilson, Clough, Gillin, Hecker, G . Dean, K . Harris .

OLD CAREY : Hardisty, Hutchins, Cruickshank . Best: Hutchins, Andrew, Morgan, Fink, Gomer, Donaldson .

Collegians 2 .2 4.3 6.4 8 .6 - 54 7.4 - 46 Kew 2 .0 4.1 6.3 COLLEGIANS : Moodie 5, Cartledge 2 , Edwards . Best McCullough, Cookes, Moodie, McKay, Williamson, Cartledge .

KEW : Goalkickers, best players not received .

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LOU ZACHARIA H THE ONLY BALl. USED BY BOTH THE * V .F.L. & * V.F.A .

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D RESERVE SECTI ON

Parkside 4 .4 7 .6 12 .8 14 .10- 94 Old Haileybury, 1 .3 2 .4 4.7 7.7 - 49 PARKSIDE : Knight 4, MacNamara 3, Rid d 3, Byrne 2, Eldridge, Ray Moore. Best : Philpott, Ridd, Gray, Keogh, Byrne, Napolitano.

OLD HAILEYBURY : Forbes 2, Galt 2, Passalaqua, Metherall, Elliot . Best : Abbott, Bode, Barwick, Gartner, Irving, Poole .

Marcellin OC 2.5 5 .6 7.11 11 .15- 81 UHS Old Boys 2.3 4.7 4.8 7.10- 52 MARCELLIN O .C . : Gregory 3, Butler 2, Rischin 2, O'Connor, O'Brien, Tohey, Wood Best : Butler, Gregory, Quinn, Rischin,.

Welsh, T . White .

U.H.S . OLD BOYS : Scholes 3, Smith Waters, Schulz, Tighe. Best: Smith, Taylor, Tighe, Chettle, Bridge, Edwards .

Old Melburnians 1 .2 3 .6 5 .8 12 .13- 85 Alphington 1 .0 1 .0 3 .1 3.4 - 22 OLD MELBURNIANS : Pascoe 4, McNab b 3, Millis, Annear, Minoque, Marks, Ironmonger. Best: Marks, McNabb, Moulton, Millis, Pitts, Ristrom .

ALPHINGTON : Coates, Plumpton, ErmaCora. Best: L . Arthur, Ermacora, I . Harris, Mitchell, Humphries, Overall .

Old Brighton Gr 1 .3 8 .8 10 .11 14.13- 97 St . Kilda CBOC 2 .3 3 .6 6 .11 11 .13- 79 OLD BRIGHTON : Valle 6, Flack 5, Notman, Riddell . Best : Draper, Valle, Edmondson, Finkemeyer, Jones, Devine .

ST. KILDA CBOC : J . White 5, Zotti 3, Flegeltaub, Busing, Danckert . Best: O'Connell, Merrick, Busing, Zotti, Jenings, J .

White .

Assumption OC 1 .2 5 .9 8.11 10.11- 71 National Bank 2.0 2 .0 3.1 5 .2 - 32 ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : Poynton 2, Catanese 2, Bright, Bushby, Bristow, F .

McCormick, Cadwallender, Serafini . Best : T . Fitz, Shaw, Serafini, Arnott, Howe, Cadwallender.

NATIONAL BANK : Holland 2, Hitchman 2, Walkedon . Best : Hitchman, Philips, Walkedon, S . Grey, M . Grey, Gale.

Old Ivanhoe Gr 1 .3 3.4 6.8, 10 .12- 72 LaTrobe Blacks ' 1 .1 3.2 3.7 3 .9 - 27 OLD IVANHOE : Goalkickers not received .

Best : Baker, Davey, Cukier, Jennings, Gibbs, Thomas .

LA TROBE BLACKS : Goalkickers, best players not received .

Hampton Rovers 3 .4 6.6 11 .9 14 .9 - 93 Old Cam'well Gr 1 .1 2.3 3 .5 4 .8 - 32 HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 4, Housden 4, Cave 3, Devery, Price, Canny . Best: Combe, Wolfe, Rolls, Housden, Menner, Cave .

OLD CAMBERWELL : Cottrell 2, Pegram , R. Hanson . Best: Donkin, McPhail, R . Hanson, Allan, Kelly, Quartermain .

St. Kevin's OR 4 .8 8 .9 10 .13 13.13- 91 Old Xaverlans 0 .1 0.4 4 .8 6 .8 - 44 ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Rolle 3, Harrison 3, Gaven 2, Legman 2, Davis, Allan, B . Hawkins . Best : Gaven, Kelly, G . Hawkins, Scully, Simon, Legman .

OLD XAVERIANS : Petroff 2, Bowden, Gibson, Jemmeson, Wray.

Best : Hamilton, Furnell, Jemmeson, Campbell, Hennessy, Padfield .

State Sav . Bank 2 .2 3.6 4 .9 7 .15- 57 C'wealth Bank 2 .5 4.5 7 .7 8 .7 - 55 STATE SAV. BANK : Vines 4, Blackbel l 3, Harris . Best : Truscott, Vines, Loft, Blackbell, McKeown, Upfleid.

C'WEALTH BANK : Hayes 2, White 2, King, Taylor, Eales, Saker . Best: Eales, Athans, Hayes, Saker, Taylor, King .

Brunswick a bye .

CENTURY TO AJAX MAN AJAX'S PAUL ROBERTS plays his 100th game with the club this week . Paul, regarded by many as the best kick in the club, has played many games in the seniors, but has been one of the stars in the reserves over the past year. Paul is currently playing his best football and we look forward to seeing the next "ton" . Congratulations Paul .

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E RESERVE SECTION .9 - 69 AJAX 4 .3 5.3 7 .7 10 West Brunswick s2 5 .9 8 .9 - 57 n A .J .A.X . : Hoffman 3, Fayma 2, Eizenberg, Tauber . Best: Kretsch, Roberts, Eizenberg, Tauber, Sput, Grundman .

WEST BRUNSWICK : Allen 4, Aiello, English, Guatta, Harrison. Best : Allen, Grambau, MacDonald, Mann, Morris, Suleyman .

Old Geelong 1 .2 6 .6 11 .7 19.9 -123 Elsternwick 2 .2 3 .4 4.5 7 .5 - 47 OLD GEELONG : Whalley 6, Gurner 4 , Clark 3, McGilvray 2, Collins 2, Jackson, Best: Garner, Quick, Young, Col lins, Clarke, Fullerton .

ELSTERNWICK : Comber 4, Stevens 3, Jenkin, Crawley . Best: Wilson, Crawley, Hoe, Comber. D . Perkins, Convery .

Fawkner 2 .1 4 .8 5 .13 7.14- 56 St. Bede's OC 2 .1 4.1 4.2 8.2 - 50 FAWKNER: P . Dwyer 2, Hill 2, Prouse , Pyle, Groves . Best : Casey, Barry, Hill, Higgins, Prouse, Graham .

ST . BEDE'S O .C . : Goalkickers, best players not received .

AMP Society 1 .1 6.2 6 .5 12 .6 - 78 St . Patrick's OC 4 .0 7 .2 8 .4 8 .4 - 52 A.M .P. SOCIETY : Gay 5, Crawshaw 2 , Batton, Bell, Jenkins, Lucas, Heywood . Best : Mercier, Gay, Heywood, McLeod, Symons, Lucas .

ST . PATRICK'S O .C . : Teasdale 3, Brownie 2, Ozazins, Richardson, Walsh . Best: Sheehan, Waterman, Richardson, Hirst, Reid, Teasdale .

8.6 1 3.10 15 .13-103 ANZ Bank 4 .1 6 .5 6 .6 6 .8 - 44 Footscray ITOB 3 .1 .

BANK: Harnetty 4, Jones 4, FehA .N .Z ring 2, Daykin, Fyfe, Pryor, Vigus, Watson . : Bibby, Daykin, Gale, Harnetty, Jones, Best Peter Orchard. .T. : Wilson 2, Bennett, FOOTSCRAY I Watts, James, Mullavey . Best : Taylor, Rcfve, Kerr, Mullavey, Bennett.

F RES ERVE SECTION North Brunswick 3.1 6 .3 8 .5 10 .7 - 67 1 .3 1 .6 2 .10 3 .10- 28 Thornbury NORTH BRUNSWICK : Marks 3, N . Walsh 2, Davies 2, Fotakis, Garing, Azzaro . Best : N . Walsh, R . Walsh, Marks, Garing, Archibald, Azzaro.

THORNBURY: L . Hope 2, Teunan . Best : Geary, Byrne, Wilson, L . Hope, Cattanach, Hope .

Old Mentonians 2 .3 5 .6 9 .7 13 .10- 88 Marcellin OC (2) 2 .1 4 .2 5 .4 6 .4 - 40 OLD MENTONIANS : Ericksen 3, Whitto n 3, Fisher 2, Hill 2, Gadd, T . Upham, Dekcetser. Best : T . Upham, Fisher, McKinley, Whitton, Gadd, Hill .

MARCELLIN O .C . : G . Maughan 2, Magnafico 2, Orders, Robbie . Best : Corrie, Magnafico, Anderson, Hogan, Sullivan, G .

Maughan .

Monash Whites 3 .4 5.9 7.12 11 .17- 83 University Reds 1 .1 1 .2 1.3 3 .3 - 21 MONASH WHITES : Cook 3, Hewson 3 , P . James 2, Riisik, Phillips, Wallis . Best: Borland, P . James, O'Connell, G . James, Hewson, Cook .

UNIV. REDS : McMahon 2, Trowbridge .

Best: Wilmoth, Mortenson, Hill, McNamara, Leong, Trowbridge .

Glenroy a bye.

LaTrobe Reds a bye.

AJAX FULL-BACK REACHES 150th Congratulations to AJAX utility playe r PIIILLIP GOLDFARB who plays his 150th game with the club . Phillip who started in 1965 has been used in ruck or in attack and his 6 goals in the 1966 Premiership E Grade team was one of his greatest games .

Injuries have worried Phillip over the last few years, but this season he is starring in his new role at full back . Congratulations from all your friends at AJAX .

FORTHCO14MG MATCHES AT ELS9['ERNWICR PARK July 6- Coburg v . University Blues July 13 - Reservoir Old Boys v . Coburg July 20 - Geelong v . Reservoir Old Boys July 27 - Old Paradians v. North Old Boys THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER-JUNE 29, 1974

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ss~ -fs S►~CTION T CAULFIELD GRAMM .

1 McDonald, R . 14 Mathieson, (dvc) I . G .

2 Long, J . 16 McLaughlin, P. 3 Dunn, D. J . 16 McLaughlin , 4 Tamblyn, M. J . S . J .

5 Peters, M. (Cr) 17 Clark, D . J .

18 Upstill, T . S .

8 Dickeson, D 7 Miller, R . J . 19 Morphot, B .

8 Butcher, J . 20 Tamblyn, G . L. 9 Fletcher, R. 21 Watson, W .

22 George, T .

10 Williams, D .

11 Tootell, G . (c) 23 Morphet, B .

12 Denny, A. G . (vc ) 13 Fox, G .

Coach : John Caspers. Reserves : John Wllsoi-i 24 Goold, A . 36 Worthington, 47 Irvine, J .

25 McNicol, L. C. J . 48 Boyes, J .

26 Waxman, P . 37 Voyage, G . A. 49 Nichol, C . H .

27 Geddes, G. W. 38 Pearson, R . G . 50 Britten, D. J .

28 Mathieson, 39 Caffyn, M . 51 Jennings, R .

A. R . 40 Rutledge, G . J . 52 Knight, D .

29 Fletcher, G . 41 Hartley, G . 53 Waxman, B .

30 Bierwirth, P . 42 Collins, R . 54 Smith, R .

31 Lupson, P . J . 43 Bird, J .

56 Knowles, L . J .

32 Hamblin, A .

44 Buchanan, 56 Monottl, A. J .

33 Middleton, R .

L. R. 59 Hampton, N .

45 Spooner, R . N .

60 Hockridge, 34 White, B . R .

P . W. 35 Kerry, S .

46 Gerrand , J . R. W.

: David Shea COBURG Coach : Alan S,after. Reserves . S . 38 Taylor, J. F .

1 Cleary, P. R . 10 Hibbard, B . W. 18 Coles, G. S. 2 Handley, A. J . 11 McFarlane C . L 19 Price, T. 3 Podesta, A . G . (or) 20 Henry, T. D .

4 Imbery, K . 12 Clark, J . R. 21 Walker, A . J .

5 King, R . A. (vc) 13 Scanlon, T . G . 22 Ellis, R . F. 6 Hughes, M . L . 14 Hutchinson, 23 Clark, D. J .

7 Green, G'. V . M. A . 24 Williams, S . F. 8 Warfe, G . L . 15 Gallesen, P. G . 25 Finlay, M . (c) 16 Liddle, 1 . 26 Webb, P .

9 Sabrl, J . 17 Sullivan, G . F. 27 Salter, T. W .

28 Starbuck, C 29 Fox, K . J .

30 Buckley, J. 31 Clark, G . W .

32 Russo, C .

33 Cleary, Paul 34 Willa, S .

35 Zorzi, E . R . (vcr) 36 Zenon, A .

37 Royal, H . F.

39 O'Brien, P. A .

40 Lewis, P . J .

43 Whittaker, C .

44 Leckie, N. R. 49 Gillingham,

R . P. 50 Thomas, K . G. 51 Liddle, G . J .

52 Llddle, I .

55 Tolley, W .

Coach : John Vautier. Rese rves : Don Barton 12 Hamilton, D . W . 24 Azzopardi, 35 Hunter, M . J . 48 Bumpstead, G . .

13 Vaulter, J . G . P F . 36 Coad, R . J . 49 Thompson, J .

14 Herd, F. D . 25 Lucas, W . 37 Sing, D. J . 50 Armour, M . D. 15 Oman, G . 26 Collins, D . J . 38 Lawler, R . J . 51 Hastle, R . . 40 Batten, D. L . 52 Langley, T. 16 Betts, M . 27 McArthur, D . A Trevaskis, A . L. 53 Pope, E .

17 Tucker, G . 28 Baker, W. 41 D. 18 David, G . A. 29 Casboult, R . A. (dvc) 54 Scholfleid, 19 Betts, P . L . 30 Hamilton, T . I . 42 Gill, N . F . 55 Kay, P .

20 Lowcock, G . R . 31 Barton, D. C . 43 Searle, G . S . 56 Tucker, G . N .

21 Poulton, I . R. (Cr) 44 Chisholm, R . S . 57 Carlisle, D . ~vcr) 32 Herd, F . 45 Ross, D . J . 64 Neison, G .

22 lrreli, P . C . 33 Betts, M . J . 48 Harrison, R . (c) .23 Davtes, W . 34 Briston, W . P. 47 Ballantyne, P .

11 Casboult, J . R

GEELONG 1 Andrews, K . T .

2 Davie, I. W . (vc ) 3 Hampson, K. E .

4 Smith, E .

5 Eddy, V . P .

8 Wookey, R. J .

7 Paulke, G .

8 Sheringham, R .

9 Neilson, G .

10 Bullen, L . J .

NORTH OLD BOYS Coach : Shane Maguire. Reserves : Jack Herbert.

1 Maguire, S . B . 11 Power, K . (vc) 24 Maguire, D . 37 Fitzpatrick, R . 1 .50 Chard, J .

12 Welch, M . 25 Holland, A . 38 Nenna, R . 51 Gourley, J .

39 Walker, M . 52 Dempsey, P .

2 Rcovis, L. 13 George, D . 26 Biagi, A . A. .40 Crooks, S . 53 O'Connor, P .

3 Sheales, M . J . 14 Fennelly, P . 27 Drew, B. F. 41 Arthurson, A . 55 Hogan, J . .

28 Harding, R 4 Seanlon, G . 15 O'Connor, B Leeack, F. 5 Wilson, G . M . 16 Hennessy, G . 29 Ryan, D . 42 Maloney, J . 61 .

30 Anderson, B .

43 Hughes, K . J . 67 White, C. 8 Borcioh, M. 17 Maguire, J 7 Robertson, 18 Murray, L . F . 31 Sheehan, G . P . 44 O'Donnell, V. 70 Arthurson, B .

Waters, I . (or) N. F. 19 Agnoletti, W . 32 Diviny, K . J . 45 46 Donaldson, P .

8 Crooks, A . F. ?0 Carroll, P . 33 Russell, J . W. .47 Walker, G. 9 O'Keefe, G . 21 Joss, P . 34 Englefield, M 22 Ryan, L . 35 Sheehy, B . C . 48 Meredith, K . J .

10 Spurting, R. W. 23 O'Neill, M . 36 Ferguson, P . 49 Bray, G . J.

OLD PARADIANB Coach : Denis Dalton. Reserves : Cliff Hart 1 Bu rt, P. 13 Black, R . 25 Kendall, S . 37 McLoughlin, J . 49 Muller, G .

50 Gregor, R .

2 Grace, A . 14 Carroll, G. 28 Price, G . 38 Gilmore, D .. 51 W. 3 Ford, H . 16 Galloway, R . 27 Collins, G . 39 Neeson, G . 52Lyons, Ryan, B . .

28 McCormack, D .

40 Teiletson, M 4 Bahen, B . 18 Gilmartin, P D . 53 Rooth, R .

6 Jordan, J . 17 Moratr, P . 29 Booth, W . 41 Whitehead, Kondy, E . 54 Noonan, L .

8 Hart, C . 18 Mount, J . 30 Hough, M. 4243 Collina, L . 56 Kondya, L .

7 Duke, R . 19 Fitt, R . 31 Considine, T .. 44 Foster, Lin 56 Hughes, C. 8 Roe, A . 20 Kohut, S . 32 McCarthy, C .

45 Gregor, M . 57 Brown, R. .

33 Weyman, B 9 Kyne, M. 21 Wllson, G' 58 Grace, C .

10 Johnson, A. 22 Symes, P . 34 Johnston, P . 46 Quinn, R.. 59 Barlllard, C. .

47 Tudor, J .

35 McKinley, M 11 Gain, G . 23 Mansfield, B P. 12 Booth, T . 24 Jordan, P . 36 Klasane, P . 48 Rowlands, W. 6062Gregor, Miller, B .

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ORMOPID 1 Dove, S . W . 14 Logan, R . J .

2 Wood, R . J . (c) 15 Curtis, Bob 3 Dexter, P. D. 16 Kozlowski, I . A .

4 Murphy, P. M . 17 Hoey, P. D .

5 Jenkins, (dvc) 19 Le Page, L NR .

6 Ladd, 7 Schliafert, L . J . 20 Bourne, B . vc) 8 Cameron, I . M . 21 Russ, J . I .

9 Graham, A. M . 22 Russ, S . J .

10 Corben, B . F. 23 Naylor, A . R .

11 Graham, A. E . 24 Burney, C . W .

12 Foulsham, D . A . 25 Thomas, G . T .

13 McInerney, P . J .

Coach : Ted Farrell ; Reserves : Ken Rowse 26 Crumpton, T . R . 38 Richardson, P . W . 50 Turner, G. J . .

27 Curtis, Rob 39 Hammond, T . 51 Horsham, L . A. S . ;R 28 Buckley, C . 40 Anrep, R. C. 52 Sandi lands 29 Farrell, E . F . 41 Minchinton, H . 53 Goold, S . . .

54 Wood, R .

P .

42 Fitts, C. R 30 Lewis, M . S 31 Joakim, N . A . 43 Paterson, D. L . 55 Wright, G. .BT..

32 Grace, D . J . 44 Chapman, R . K . 56 Rowse, R .

57 Russ, K. M 33 Crump, W . G . 45 Lowe, R . N. .58 O'Connor, J . W .

34 Hammond, J . C . 46 Rogers, G .

F .

59 Owens, B . F . .

47 Smyth, J 35 Mortimer, J . I .

36 Holman, G . J . 48 Meeking, J . P . 60 Surrey, S . L 37 Pearce, G. W. 49 Fitts, B . J .

Coach : Laurie Aghan

RESERVOIR OLD BOYaird, R 27 Grose, K . 39 Stevens, G . 552 Taggart, 3 Wheatley, W. .

1 Bates, M . (vc) 11 3 28 Velth, G. 40 Coles, C . 54 Dobson, G. 4 Clark, P. 2 Aston, S .

29 Byrne, T . 41 O'Brien, T .. 55 Laudani, R .

3 Foulke, J . 15 McCrohan, K .

30 O'Brien, P . 42 Butler, R 16 Jarvis, W. (c) 4 O'Brien, D. 56 Galea, M .

31 Letson, R . 43 WIlson, S .

5 Scott, D .

57 Macklin, N .

32 Devlin, H . 44 Massey, Greg 6 McLaughlin, L . 18 Aston, V. 58 Scott, L .

33 Horne, J . 45 Rutty, G .

7 Ashworth, A . 19 Tuininga, G .

59 Greig, R . . .

46 Mansan, K 34 Pellet, W 8 Trevascus, G 60 Byrne, W .

35 Archer, T . 47 Crook, P . . 21 Heenan, M .

77 Jackson . R . (dvc) . .

48 Edwards, H 36 Barclay, M 9 Massey, Gary 24 Shepherd, A. 37 Slater, G . 49 Laird, P . .

10 Tuinlng a , F. 25 CromptonRR 26 Craven, 38 Wilson, T . 51 Dunn, A .

11 Farrar, W . : Gus Mitchell ; Reserves : Paul Daffey ST . BERNARD'S . OLD COLLEGIANS Coach .

37 Isaacs, A . G . 51 Tyler, K . J . .

M .

P. 26 Phelan, R 1 Slater, V . A . 13 Mitchell, G 52 ry 38 Smith, G . J .. 53 .

27 Schwarzenbe .

14 Thompson .

P .

S Burgin .

C OPpen elm, J ,D . F 2 39 Rizzoli, K . (dvc) J A 3 Glnnivan, M . J . 15 Considine, P .. J . .

40 Sebire, G .

P King, R . H (c 16 Angel, B . F 28 29 54 We I Pearson, Paul 41 Dalmau, M . J• 4 Sanamarla, 17 Phelan, K .

55 P rander ast, ~ughlin, n . J . 42 O'Loughli M .

30 Whelan, M .

18 Mahoney, M .

A N. g D. G M. J. 6 A. 5 Rackham, P . D . (vc) 31 Blake, .

5 43 Ha rvey, I . B .

J. 57 Cabllins, 6 lannauo, M . P . 19 Mahoney, K . D.. 32 4 4 Power (vc) . F. 8 7 Wade, G . F . 20 Pearson, M . J . 5 45 Johnso .

33 Sullivan, F .

P . .

A .

R 8 Amott, P . J . 21 Kennedy, P . W . 34 Daffey, P 47 46 Hughesr, 59 HloganaG Hande, R .JPGG 9 Egan, B . J . 22 Anderson, D M . 60 Waldron, A. . J . (cr) 61 Hilbert, B 10 Aughton, P . G . 23 Sheahan, M . G. . .

M J . 35 Pearson, Peter 48 DeLuca, P 11 Davis , T . J . 24 Drennan . M .

J. 49 12 Hogan . P . N . 25 Mahoney, G . A . 38 Q,'vatlaghan, 50 MerArick, R . : Peter O'Donohue ; Reserves : Noel Sharpe UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach. J . .39 38tooreseyth~ T . K . 53 Jacobs A .

027 Hanna, .

14 McKinnsn, Salnes, G . R .

1 Johnson, G . A. R Williams, R M . T .

15 Bridge , .

J 2 MacCallum, D Sainea, R . N . 40 Brodzlk, J . W . 58 Mitchell, P. . A .

3 MountJoy, G . H . 16 Holmes, A . N . 2829 D .

57 Bourke, M .

K .

41 Pascoe, Molloy, D . 17 Moffatt, A . R .

4 Stephens, G . L 58 Malone, O . . (dvc) 30 Bellingham, 42 Bouchiar, D . S. 5 Crowe, P . T G .

59 3chjrpe, N. H .

4 J. 18 hrbstopherson, W31R.Sutherland, James M . A 44 36 Redman, B. C. 19 McLean, .

60 Costello, J. F. Dickinson, P C . S. 45. 46 8 Larkins, J . F. 20 Hill, K . G . . 32 McNamara, ' 61 Davies, R . A .

Cusack, P .

21 Senlni, P. G .

D 9 King, A .

Costell I , Johnstone , 10 Kovess, C. 22 Costello, S. A . 34 Forrest T . A M . 47 Robb, W . J . 66 K ng , . M . G 11 Wllkinson, (vc) ioS M . L .

J. W. 23 . i 36 Grahame, S . R . 49 HiilierkA .DJ . 99 Collins, M .

24 Parrett, 12 F i sher, A . D . 37 Costello, A . J . 52 Stewa rt , B . D .

13 Batten, J . L. 25 McRae, C . F

(c) UNIVERSITY BLUES

1 Hag Glydwood, R . (c) er,R A 13 .

2 Schroeder, D . 14 Nichols, D. 3 Scarcelle, B . (cr) 15 Jones, G .

16 Mann, J .

4 McLachlan, S .

17 Hickey, P . (vc) 5 Ainger, D .

6 Robertson, A .

7 Sharp, J .

8 Templar, D .

9 N1colson, S. 10 Spetrs, R .

11 Baqute, P. 12 Herabach, A.

19 Langdon, 18 Floyd""' 0M .

20 Small, D .

21 Marshall, D .

22 Radford, M 23 Westmore, G .

24 Weston, P .

Coach : Dave Mithen ; Reserves: Bruno Scarcelte 25 Sleeman, M . 37 Ryan, D . 49 Volgt, I .

38 Isles, D . 50 Warne, H .

26 Barr, G .

27 Church, B . 39 O'Kane, W . 51 Dunln, A . .

40 White, G . 52 Plunkett, M .

28 Tyquin, M 29 Carmody, J . 41 Tarqulnlo, L. 53 Willing, G .

30 Hickey, J . 42 Plunkett, J . 54 Nelson, R .

31 Randall, R . 43 Standish, T. 55 Stafford, A .

32 Tucker, R . 44 Campbell, R . 56 Southwell, R. 33 Nicolson, P . 45 Holdsworth, G. 57 Murphy, D .

34 Moran, L . 46 Farrow, B . 58 Brukner, P .

35 Fogarty, G . 47 Leitch, C . (vcr) R. 36 Bartlett, I . 48 Bruton, K . 67 Lyle, 69 VIvian , 0 .

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ENQUIRIES TO INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES 518 Elizabeth St ., Melbourne, 3000. or ring either M r . Rintoul or Mr. Madeley on 347 2733 for personaiise d attention .

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Although his team won last week, Snow seems more interested in the Umpires' Golf Day, on Sunday .

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SNOW'S STORM Well, china's, I didden win the golf at the umpy's do larst Sundee, but at leest I beet me ole mate (an' frendly rival) Kev. McKay, an' wun a prize fer that .

Yairs, 'e scored 116 an' I made 139, so ya see - I beet 'im ezy.

Tell youse wot, though, this golfin' game is a strenewus bizness . Reccon it's much ezyier coachin' a football team than playin' a game'r golf .

Lotta the umpy's 'ud 'ave the same idea, too, I'd reccon, most'er them looked a lot ireder than after umpirin' a footy match .

I'll tell yez, though, it wuz a reel good c' , y an' it wuz nice meetin' the umpy's an'r here wives, speshally wen yer new ye ,,)den be reported .

3ev an' young Kev enjoyed thereselves too . w Bev . torkin' kwite serius to summer h ladies .

An' I reccon they convinced Bev . that 3 ,he umpy's is reely good blokes at 'art . r see Bev . nevver 'ad much time for the men in wight.

But now she's met summer them, she's changed 'er choon . Maybe she'll be a bit more tollerant in fewtcher . Anyway, thanks Kev, and umpy's fe r the invertaishun - we 'ad a reel good day.

Mustav' a shot at George McTaggart 'e skwibbed it. Oh 'e wuz down their orlite, but 'e didden play golf - jest like I told but t know carnt at comment a mite at lees t - Ed . ) Oh yairs, about the footy - we wun it O .K . didden 'ave much trubble . I think we wun bye about 5 or 6 goals - we wuz nevver in danger of defeat .

(I wondered when he would stop bragging about his golf and socialising with the umpires, and get down to what he's supposed to write about - FOOTBALL - Ed .)

It could be a pretty tuff wun, terday though . We play the mob wot beet us in the gran final last year, an' we beet 'emurly in the seesun, so I bet there'll be out fer revenge .

But I recon we can winnit - 'ope so .

Tell youse about it neckst week china's .

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Missed publication deadline - 4 .50 p .m. (Reserves 3 p.m .) . Fine - ONE DOLLAR .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS OLD MELBURNIANS, NATIONAL BANK LATROBE BLACKS OLD XAVERIANS WEST BRUNSWICK ANZ BAN K COBURG RESERVES OLD PARADIANS RESERVES LATROBE BLACKS RESERVES Missed phoning scores to Heral d before 5.30 p.m . Fine - THREE DOLLARS .

ELSTERNV6TICK NORTH OLD BOYS JUNIORS Missed phoning scores to Press Correspondent before 7 p .m. Fine - ONE DOLLAR .

NORTH OLD BOYS JUNIORS Phoned incorrect scores . Fine ONE DOLLAR .

OLD CAREY GR. WEST BRUNSWICK UNIVERSITY BLACKS, JUNIOR S SQUAD FOR HOBART MATCH The Victorian selectors have named 2 7 players from whom the team to represent Victoria in the interstate match against Tasmania at Hobart on Saturday, July 6th, will be chosen .

Three players who played against South Australia in Adelaide on June lst have been omitted . They are A . Handley (Coburg), M . Mahoney (St . Bernard's) and B . Smith (players Tohav (Kew) e otelle (Caulfield , The squad nine .

Hibberd, T. Scanlon (Coburg), Gramm .), B J . Casboult (Geelong), S . Maguire, K . Power (North Old Boys), R . Duke, W . Lyons (Old Paradians), B. Bourne, I . Cameron, R. Cameron, . K . Ladd, R . Wood (Ormond), T .

Archer, D . Barclay, K . Grose (Reservoir Old Boys), I . Cordner, A . Holmes, C . McRae (University Blacks), P . Pryor (Collegians), P . Murnane (De La Salle O .C.), A .

Ireland (Ivanhoe), J . Griffiths (Monash Blues), J . Anderson, B . Kefford Old Scotch Coll.), W . Peers (Old Trinity Gramm .), M. O'Donnell (Assumption O .C .) .

The new players in the squad are Scanlon, Casboult, Lyons, I . Cameron, R . Cameron, Cordner, Holmes, Griffiths and Peers, but Rob . Cameron, Cordner and Peers were members of last year's Carnival side .

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Here is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, together with directions as to how they may be reached . Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on same ground as Seniors .

A SECTIO N CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS . Oval 3, Albert Park .

(Train to Albert Park, or South Melbourne tram in Collins street to South Melbourne Technical SchooL ) COBURG : De Chene Reserve, Bell street, East Coburg . (East Coburg tram in Swanston street to terminus . )

GEELONG : Queen's Park Oval, Newtown . (Continuation of Aphrasia street ; on Newtown bus route . ) NORTH OLD BOYS : W . J . Brans Oval, Royal Park, opposite Zoo gates . (Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth street to Leonard street . ) OLD PARADIANS : Yarra Park, opposite Olympic Park . (Batman avenue tram from Princes Bridge . ) ORMOND : Ormond Park . (Train to Ormond; walk north along Newham grove .)

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road, Reservoir. (East Preston tram in Bourke, street to terminus, then bus . ) ST . BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS : St . Bernard's College Oval, end of Buckley street, West Essendon . (Train to Essendon, then bus . ) UNIVERSITY BLACKS : University Oval . (Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swanston Street, or Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth street .) RESERVES : Crawford Oval, south-east corner of Princes Park, opposite Ormond College, Parkville, or new ground near Carlton Football Ground . (Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth street to College crescent . ) UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval, (Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swanston street, or Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram In Elizabeth street .) RESERVES : Crawford Oval, south-east corner of Princes Park, opposite Ormond College, Parkville, or new ground near Carlton Football Ground . (Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth street to College crescent . )

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3 P .M. - Publication deadline, (Reserves) , HERALD Office (Fine - ONE DOLLAR) .

4 .50 P .M . - HERALD Office, deadline (Fine - ONE DOLLAR) .

5 .30 P .M . - Herald Office deadline (Fine THREE DOLLARS) .

7 P .M . - Press Correspondent deadline - Goal-kickers and Best Players in A and B Sections. A Section - Before 6 p .m . B Section - Between 6 and 7 p .m. And scores for any clubs which have missed ONE DOLLAR) . the HERALD PHOffice . ONE N nUMBER HERALD - 652 1479 or 652 1893 or 63 0211 .

Extension 1479 or 1893 (Seniors and Juniors) .

652 or 1892 or 63 0211 . Extension 1892 (Reserves) .

PRESS CORRESPONDENT - 53 1290.

MAKE A NOTE OF THESE TIMES AND NUMBERS NOW AND SAVE YOUR CLUB'S FINANCES .

EMERGENCY UMPIRES 91-6491 QUARTER-~IQUKR SCORE S 329-8138 WATCH FOR THIS NUMBER EACH WEE K

PRESS CORRESPONDENT S POST REPORT EACH SUNDAY - It is absolutely essential that copy be received by the Editor BY FIRST POST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK . Copy received after this time will not be considered .

The only way to ensure delivery on Monday is to post SUNDAY - EARLY. ADDRESS ALL MATTER FOR PUBLICATION T O "THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER " Box 1564P, G .P.O ., MELBOURNE, 3001, and not to the Editor's p rivate address .

(Use addressed envelopes provided .)

PREVIEW The A .B .C. Sporting Session from 3LO each Friday (which commences at 6 .30 p .m .) will include a preview of the following day's amateur matches .

Be sure to listen to this broadcast .

RESULTS OF MATCHE S Results of amateur matches are broadcast in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations 3LO, (commencing at 6 .20 p .m.), 3DB and 3KZ (included in 7 p .m . News) each Saturday evening and from Television Channels ABV-2 and HSV-7 . Repeat on 3KZ, 9 .30 a.m. on Sunday .

Channel 2 also provides quarter-by-quarter scores of A Section matches each Saturday afternoon .

Applications for permits for season 197 4 will close with the Records Secretary of the V.A.F.A . Mr. Bruce De Lacy, 67 Charman Road, Mentone, 3194 on July Ist .

The only application considered after that date will be that of a player affiliated with a club in the amateur body of South Australia, Western Australia or Tasmania, who is transferred to Victoria in his employment, or a National Serviceman who returns to Victoria.

A player who has played with a club in the V.A .F .A. this season, and has subsequently played with another club, must stand down for two matches before being eligible to play for his V .A .F.A . club again .

In a case such as this, the date on which he last played with the other club must be shown in his permit application .

Re-registration of a player whose permit is still in force, that is, a• player who has not played with any other club since he last played with the club with which he is seeking re-registration may be made at any time up to the last home and home match , CLEARANCES ALL CLEARANCES INVOLVING BODIE S OTHER THAN THE V .A.F.A . must be forwarded to the secretary, Mr Jack Fullerton, 5 Correa Avenue, Cheltenham, 3192 (phone 93-1545) .

SCOREBOARD Clubs are advised that the Scoring Boar d at Elsternwick Park must be operated by responsible club officials at all times .

Children must not be allowed in the ScorIng Board.

DUTIES OF RUNNER S The duty of an Official Runner is to carry messages from the coach to players and NOT to engage in altercations with players .

The runner, in carrying such messages, must take the shortest possible route to the player concerned, and leave the field immediately after delivering the message .

CORRECT SCORES ESSENTIAL Clubs are reminded that correct .scores must be phoned to the Herald office, otherwise a fine will be incurred .

And remember, too, that scores are incomplete without the points - offending clubs will be fined .

ANY PRESS CORRESPONDENTS OUT CAULFIELD WAY ?

If any Press Correspondents live out Caulfield way or pass that way, you may drop your Goalkickers and Best Players in at the Editor's home - 12 Ripley Grove - off Glen Eira Road, near Caulfield Town Hall .

Drop your envelope in the letterbox any time up till 7.30 a .m. Monday morning, partime up till 7 .30 a .m . Monday morning .

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By Kevin McKay Umpire's are men of character, they must be above reproach, conscientious, and scrupulously fair - firm with decisions and a determination which will not allow themselves to be influenced by players or spectators .

Their chief assetts are 1 . Knowledge of the laws .

2 . Physical fitness .

3 . Control .

4 . Concentration .

5 . Knowledge of the fundamentals of the game .

Without these assetts an umpire will never make the top .

Once an umpire makes a decision whether the players or spectators agree he must see that the players obey .

An umpire must give his decision on what he sees - not on what might have been .

His position on the field will have a bearing on the correctness of his decision .

If he does not see it, he can't pay it, It is unforgiveable for an umpire field or goal - to turn his back on the play ; or watch the flight of the ball in the air .

Players, not the ball, make the mistakes and break the laws.

Complete concentration is all important .

The game is in the hands of the field umpire, he must control it with everything at his command - knowledge, quick thinking, confidence and determination, and a whistle which demands attention .

The whistle is all-powerfu l Players, officials and supporters must have confidence in the umpire .

The umpire must have confidence in himself, and his knowledge of the game .

He will be judged by his demeanor on and off the field .

Reply to F Section Coach 8/6/74 .

Re-order off Rule There is no "set infringement" for which a player may be "sent off the ground" .

This is up to the field umpire as he sees it - once sent off the player cannot be replaced .

The team plays the remainder of the game one man short .

A player sent off - is automatically reported .

SOCIAL The golf day last Sunday was quite enjoyable with some really good scores returned .

John Knowles was the winner, he was closely followed by John Field who ran hot with a score of 86 .

Ex Brunswick footballer Brian Goodman was overjoyed with his score of 210 until he found out the scoring is not the same as circket .

Ian Simpson was out-palyed and outsmarted by the weighty performance of the coach .

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David Dressing smacked a screamer off side on to the tee from which the coach was about to, hit, "David said will I c®11 out fore" . Bill Mason replied "No! wait until it hits him" .

Altogether a really good day .

It's still a secret Snow of Snow's Storm won a trophy but his identity remained undisclosed .

UMPIRES ON THE CHEAP The following clubs used V.A .F .A. umpires for Practice matches prior to the start of the season and have yet to meet their financial commitments in this regard . Although advised at the Delegate's Meeting on June 3rd.

OLD XAVERIANS (2) MONASH UNIVERSITY (1) CAULFIELD GRAMM . (2) AJAX (3) NATIONAL BANK (1) OLD PARADIANS (1) PARKSIDE (1 ) Any club unsure as to when cheque's are to be made payable, should contact the Secretary of the V .A .F.A . immediately .

ASSUMPTION DEFENDER PLAYS HIS 150th Appropriately in a~ame against a sister school (Marcellin) BILL JACKSON plays his one hundred and fifieth game for ASSUMPTION OLD COLLEGIANS . Back in 1964 "Jacko", while still a school boy joined the new Assumption side in F Section .

Commencing with the 1964 finals "Jacko"played 126 consecutive games before attending a wedding in July 1971 . For the last two seasons "Jacko" has worked and lived around Europe. His travels have broadened his song repertoire and refreshed his football . This season he has returned to play solid and consistent football in the back pocket . Off the field "Jacko" has proven the life of many functions with his renditions of "Sonny Boy' to say nothing of his recitation of Archibald A . The Bush School Boy. 100 UP TO CAULFIELD PLAYER CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS would like to congratulate DAVID CLARK on reaching one hundred games with the club .

100 UP TO ELSTERNWICK DEFENDER All at ELSTERNWICK wish to congratulate IAN RAMSAY on playing his 100th game today. Ian, has become a very solid and reliable back pocket player . The Wickers look forward to many more good games, highlighted by "long clearing kick" .

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LEADING GOAL m KICKERS ) (Goals kicked last Saturday in brackets

A SECTION J . Casboult, Geelong (1) J . Jordan, Old Parad . (7) Kozlowski, Ormond -(5) O'Brien, Coburg (4) Butcher, Caul . Gram . (5) McCrohan, Res . O .B. (3) Moffatt, Un . Blacks (3) Thompson, St . Bern . (6) Hurray, North O .B . (-) Sullivan, St . Bern . (2) Cordner, Un . Blacks (-) Ladd, Ormond (1 ) B SECTION R . Harley, MHS O .B. (9) Stephens, Old Trin . (4) Hughes, Ivanhoe (2) Moore, Mon . Blues (4) Murphy, Kew (3) Dann, Old Trinity (3) McDonald, O . Scotch (1) Griffiths, Mon . Blues (2) M. Newton, Pwr . Hse . (3) Ireland, Ivanhoe (1) De Young, Mon. Blues (2) Nicholls, O . Scotch (2) C SECTION Calleja, St.K . CBC (5) Agar, Old Brighton (6) McMahon, UHS O .B . (7) Gadsden, Old Halley. (-) Poyntz, Parkside (1) Roberts, Old Hailey. (2) Wiliams, Old Halley . (3) Green, Parkside (1) Bate, Nat . Bank (1) Gross, Alphington (5) Wilson, Parkside (4) Aloisio, Marcellin (5) D SECTION P . Hanlon, Brunswick Vickers, Hamp . Rev. (2) Stanley, Old Xav. (6)

Tregear, Hamp . Rev. (2) 25 Gurney, O . Ivanhoe (-) 24 S . Staples, Brunswick 23 Young, Hamp . Rov. (-) 20 Allen, O. Ivanhoe (3) 20 Quinn, Old Xav . (-) 18 E SECTION Rigg, Elsternwick (2) 35 B . Spiden, O . Geelong (4) 34 McCutcheon, ANZ Bk (-) 32 Roulston, AMP Soc. (2) 32 J . Spiden, O . Geel. (6) 29 Gurfinke, AJAX {-) 29 P . Yencken, O . Geel . (-) 28 D . Brooks, AMP Soc. (-) 27 Deans, Fawkner (9) 23 Gilgen, ANZ Bank (6) 20 Wescott, ANZ Bank (2) 20 F SECTION Peacock, Mon . Whites (1) 36 Ingram, Old Ment. (-) 28 Hardman, La Tr . Reds 22 Kenny, Nth . Bruns . (1) 21 Staff, Thornbury (1) 19 R . Osmond, D. & L . (3) 18 R . Payne, N . Bruns . (-) 18 Florance, Bev. Hills (1) 18 Kotschet, D . & L. (6) 17 G . J Ford, Glenroy (10) 16 Norris, Thornbury (1) 1 6 JUNIOR SECTION 1 Fisher, Ormond (5) 42 Wilson, Ormond (3) 23 Simmons, Coburg (1) 22 Ryland, Coburg (3) 20 Gough, Ormond (1) 19 Dick, Old Scotch (2) 19 Kalos, Pwr. House (3) 19 Sinclair, Ormond (-) 17 Holly, Bev . Hills (3) 17 Thompson, P. House (6) 15 Dalmau, St. Bern . (2) 15

JUNIOR SECTION 2 Davies, Geelong (1) 35 Earle, Hamp . Sc . (2) 35 Bastow, Parkside 32 Larkin, O . Brighton (1) 26 Bryce, Ivanhoe (3) 26 Teagle, Parkside 24 Gunn, Ivanhoe (-) 23 Brannon, Hamp . Sc . (3) 23 Bird, Ivanhoe (2) 20 G . Dean, Ivanhoe (-) 20 Goble, Bulleen-Temp. 2 0 A RESERVE SECTION Rowse, Ormond (3) 32 Price, Old Parad . (-) 25 Smyth, Ormond (2) 23 C. Fitts, Ormond (-) 22 Holman, Ormond (3) 2 2 B RESERVE SECTION Stockdale, O . Trin . (4) 29 R. Wilson, Ivanhoe (9) 25 Hick, Ivanhoe (2) 16 Mitchell, D .L . Salle (1) 1 5 C RESERVE SECTION Knight, Parkside (4) 34 O'Connor, Marcellin (1) 27 Gregory , Marcellin (3) 20 J. White, St.K . CBC (5) 2 0 D RESERVE SECTION Combe, Hamp . Rev . (4) 20 P . Hanson, O . Camb . (-) 18 Dean, Brunswick 15 Housden, Hamp . Rev . (4) 14 E RESERVE SECTION Whalley, O . Geel . (6) 27 McVeigh, ANZ Bank (-) 20 Stokes, Elsternwick (-) 1 5 F RESERVE SECTION Burley, Mon . Whites (-) 34 Ericksen, O . Ment. (3) 24 R . Brekke, N . Bruns . (-) 12 Cook, Mon . Whites (3) 12

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By Nocl Rundl e 5 Years Ago Monash moved closer to the four with a determined win over Univ. Blues - 18 points down with 10 minutes to go, Monash kicked 5 goals in a dazzling burst to win by 9 pts . North, Lane and Galbraith were the stars for Monash .

Ormond kicked 8 .3 in a great last quarter burst to defeat MHSOB by 48 pts . Of Ormond's 6 best players for that day, the only one still playing is Ian Cameron (and starring!) .

'B' section was a tight competition with Ivanhoe 32 pts ., trailed by Old Scotch, St .

Bernards, De La Salle, all on 28 pts ., and Old Xaverians on 24 pis .

Peter Scanlon celebrated his 100th game with Coburg with a brilliant performance against Univ . Blacks ; others to chalk up 100 were Rodney Singleton (Parkside), Don Martin (St . Kevin's), Brian Cusack (St .

Bernard's), Ron Paterson (West Brunswick), and Des Davies (North Old Boys) .

10 Years Ag o Three of the top four were beaten Ivanhoe's margin against Blues was 21 pis ., Collegians had 4 goals to spare against Old Melburnians, and UHSOB beat Ormond by 27 pts.

Sproule (centre) and "Rusty" Burt (Full Forward) were best for Ivanhoe .

Perhaps Rusty was spurred to a~ood performance by this comment from Ivanhoe's press corr. "Notice 'Rusty' has worked riaht down the field to full forward wilere to move next? " Kew preserved their undefeated record with a 3-point win over Old Carey at Bulleen in a very hard game played in windy conditions . Noel Stokes in the centre, Don Mullin and Ray Walker were best for Kew while Carey's centre line of Tony Fink, John Aldridge and David Murray gave great drive to their team .

25 Years Ago Old Scotch lost their fourth game in a row when they went down to Coburg when the home side rattled on 7 goals in the second quarter with the little men starring in heavy conditions .

George Bowden, Bill Taggart and Bob Ferguson were best for Coburg while Mick Eggleston, dominated the centre, was Old Scotch's best player .

Hampton Rovers had a record crowd at their ground to see the clash for second place on the 'A' section ladder with the visitors, Ormond, kicking badly with 7 .24 (66) but still scrapping home by 11 points from Rovers 8 .7 (55) .

Ivanhoe were holding an illustrated Football Lecture at Lower Heidelberg Town Hall - compere was Bruce Andrew, and speakers were Phonse Kyrie, Lou Richards ,

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Jack Hamilton, Geo . Hams, Jack Ross and Bill Twomey .

Admission was one shilling and threepence!

Ivanhoe Juniors maintaned their undefeated record with a 16-goal victory over Hampton Scouts who were third on the list .

Colin Mance (later a V .A .F.A . umpire), McKenzie and Jenson were best for Ivanhoe .

BALL BRIEF S DOUBLE CENTURY AT DE LA SALLE TERRY DORIZZI last Saturday joined a most select group by making his 200th appearance for DE LA SALLE . This wonderful career spanning fourteen years has been a hallmark of consistency - he has neither gained nor lost pace, his baulks are as "blind" as ever, while his enthusTer ry has iasm has not dimmed at all . thoroughly enjoyed his 200 Saturday "battles" and is a fine example of Amateur football - a courageous, versatile player and a hard working committeeman . Congratulations Terry on a great achievement .

150 GAMES TO R .O .B .'s WINGER Congratulations from all at Reservoir Old Boys go to GARY VEITH who plays his 150th game for the club today . Ga ry 's pace, stamina and ball disposal have made him a very important member of the team which rose from 'E' section to 'A' section . Ga ry has also always been both socially and adminstratively involved in the club, and is at present doing a fine job as the club secretary . Thanks a lot Gary, and all at Reservoir are confident we'll see you reach the 200 mark.

150-PLUS-TO AJAX DEFENDER Belated conBr Aulations to BARRIE "SHNORER" JURBERG who played his 150th game with AJAX several weeks ago.

Barrie, captain of the seniors from 1969 to 1971 is a former Club Champion. His brilliant back pocket play has put him ,among the AJAX "Greats" . A great footballer and a great friend of all at AJAX deserves heartiest congratulations from all his friends .

CENTURY TO A .M.P . RUCKMAN The A.M.P . CLUB would like to congratulate JOEL REED who plays his 100th game for the club today . Although today's game is only Joel's second for season 1974, after coming back from a rather severe leg injury, he has been a most consistent performer over the past seasons . Joel's main attribute is his remarkable mobility for a "big fella" and with his confidence at peak there are few opposition ruckmen who can match his big leap and accurate punching of the ball from the centre bounce and throw-ins . Once again congratulations Joel for your fine first 100 games and let's hope there are many more in the future .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JUNE 29, 1974

TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRE S

On ground of first named Club at 2 p .m . Reserves at 11 .45 a .m . Likely winners of Senior and Junior matches in Bold Type . Umpire for Reserves shown in brackets ,

A SECTION Caulfield k m Park) St - Masona GoalC Bennett, L. Williams (Andrews) .

Ormond v Coburg --G . Simpson . Goal : Hillier, Kong (Minson) .

University Blues v North Old Boys - George .

Goal : Murray, Paizis (Muller) .

Reservoir O .B . v Old Paradians - Wills .

Goal : Smith, Bridges (Pascoe) .

Geelong v University Blacks - Jorgensen (Holst) .

B SECTION Keating . Goal : Kew v Old Trinity i Boy Gramm.

(Medley) .

E. Old Scotch Coll . v De La Salle O .C . Bishop . Goal : D . McKenzie, Peters (Saunder) .

Ivanhoe v Monash Blues - I Simpson . Goal : Wilson, McCusker (H . Roberts) .

M.H .S . Old Boys v Old Carey Gramm . Dressing . Goal : R . Hill, Dunstan (Slattery) .

Power House v Collegians - Hindle . Goal : Stratton, Sanderson (McInnis) .

C SECTIO N Assumption O .C. v Marcellin O .C . - Goodman (Maebus) .

Alphington v Parkside - Rowe (Wakefield) .

St. Kilda CBOC v Old Melburnians Dodds (Adamson) .

U .H .S . Old Boys v Old Brighton Gramm .

- J . Field (Gannon) .

Old Haileyburians v National Bank - Robinson (Mannix) .

D SECTION Brunswick v Old Camberwell Gramm .

Bonnyman (Amor) .

St Kevin's O .B . v La Trobe Blacks - D .

Hill (Sutherland) .

C'wealth Bank v Old Xaverians - Kollmorgen (Duckworth) .

Hampton Rovers v State Sav. Bank - Cordner (Cowling) .

Old Ivanhoe Gramm . a bye .

E SECTION Footscray ITOB v Elsternwick (at Elsternwick Park No . 2 Oval - Elsternwick's ground) - McTaggart (Fogarty) .

Fawkner v West Brunswick - Knowles (Carter) .

A .M .P . Society v St . Bede's O .C. - (Randall) .

Old Geelong v St . Patrick's O .C . - B. Roberts (A . Williams) .

A .J .A .X . v A.N .Z . Bank - Somerville (Butler) .

F SECTIO N La Trobe Reds v Old Mentonians - Cogdon (Lowe) . v North Brunswick Reds University Gow (C . Nichol) .

Dookie & Long . O .C . v Monash Whites Myors (Monash Whites Reserves a bye) .

Beverley Hills v Glenroy - Marsden . (Reserves - Marcellin O .C . (2) v Glenroy - Geier) .

Thornbury a bye .

JUNIOR SECTION 1 Coburg v Power House - Allan .

Old Scv :ch Coll. v North Old Boys McMahon .

University Blues v Beverley Hills - B .

Nichols .

Monash University v Ormond - Muir .

St. Bernard's O .C . v University Blacks Parsons .

JUNIOR SECTION 2 AJAX v Old Paradians - King.

West Brunswick v Parkside - Phillips .

Geelong v Ivanhoe - Halbish .

Caulfield Gramm . v Bulleen-Templestowe Marks .

Old Brighton Gr . a bye .

Hampton Scouts a bye .

EMERGENCY UMPIRE S Rowell, Johnston, Reilley, Blair-Holt, Roach, Corcoran, Guyatt, Haywood, Fowler. Goal : R . McKenzie, K . Jenner.

OLD GEELONG CAPTAIN IN 100th Playink his 100th game for OLD GEELON G this week is MIKE CRAWFORD, captain of the firsts and one of the club's most enthusiastic members . Crawf's record includes Best and Fairest in 1971, and he is again having another good season at full back this year . Off the field he has given great. support as a member of the committee Congratulations Mike on a fine effort and we wish you all the best for all those matches yet to come .

We take this opportunity to extend, on behalf of players and supporters at DE LA SALLE, congratulations to four players on reaching the half-century mark . Last Saturday DAVID HALE and ROGER O'DONNELL achieved this, while this week BERNIE DUNN and PETER WHELAN will do so .

We thank these four players for their services, and wish them well in what could be a most interesting four-way "Century" race over the next three years .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JUNE 29, 1974

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Next Week's Matches - July 6 At 2 p .m. - RESERVES at 11 .45 a .m.

A SECTION Old Paradians v Caulfield Gramm .

North Old Boys v Reservoir O .B .

Geelong v Ormon d Coburg v University Blues (at Elsternwick Park) University Blacks v St Bernard's O .C .

E SECTION St Patrick's O .C . v Footscray ITOB St Bede's O .C . v Old Geelong AJAX v Fawkner West Brunswick v AMP Society ANZ Bank v Elsternwic k

B SECTION Old Carey Gramm . v Kew Monash Blues v MHS Old Boys Power House v Old Scotch Coll .

De La Salle O.C . v Ivanhoe Collegians v Old Trinity Gramm .

F SECTION Glenroy v La Trobe Reds Monash Whites v Beverley Hill s (Reserves, Monash Whites v Morcellin O .C . (2) Thornbury v University Red s North Brunswick v Dookie and Long. O .C .

(North Brunswick Reserves a bye ) Old Mentonians a bye

C SECTION Old Brighton Gramm . v Assumption O .C .

Old Melburnians v UHS Old Boys Old Haileyburians v Alphington_ Parkside v St 'Kilda CBO C National Bank v Marcellin O .C .

JUNIOR SECTION 1 Ormond v Coburg Beverley Hills v Monash University St Bernard's O .C . v Old Scotch Coll .

North Old Boys v University Blues University Blacks v Power House

D SECTION State Sav . Bank v Brunswick Old Xaverians v Hampton Rover s Old Ivanhoe Gramm . v St Kevin's O .B .

La Trobe Blacks C'wealth Bank Old Camberwell Gramm . a bye

JUNIOR SECTION 2 Geelong v Caulfield Gramm .

Hampton Scouts v West Brunswick Did Paradians v Porkside Bulleen-Templestowe v Old Brighton Gramm .

Ivanhoe v AJAX

Next Week's Matches at Elsternwick Park July 6th, 1974

G®RUR'G v. UNIVERSITY BLUES at 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 PARKING FEE 30 c

How to get there - Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie tram in Swansto n Street to Glenhuntly Road, walk west along Glenhuntly Road .

DUTY OFFICER - MR . ERN FULLER Page 22 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - ,IUNE 29, 1974

A SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pts 8 2 1131 678 166.8 32 Ormond *St . Bernards OC 7 2 1019 834 122.2 30 Coburg 7 3 1085 825 131 .5 28 Geelong 6 4 910 875 104.0 24 University Blacks 5 5 981 862 113 .8 2 0 North Old Boys 4 5 860 960 89.6 18 Reservoir OB 4 6 994 1083 91 .8 16 Caulfield Or 4 6 851 941 90 .4 16 Old Paradians 4 6 838 966 86 .7 16 University Blues - 10 645 1290 50 .0 B SECTIO N Monash Blues 8 2 1064 770 138 .2 32 Old Trinity Gr 8 2 1107 836 132 .4 32 Ivanhoe 7 3 1067 837 127 .5 28 Kew 5 5 1012 910 111 .2 20 De La Salle OC 5 5 838 796 105 .3 20 Collegians 5 5 800 839 95 .3 20 Old Scotch Coll 4 6 927 898 103 .2 1 .6 1 46*MHSOldBoys3695210 'Old Carey Gr 2 7 694 1061 65 .4 In Power House 2 8 694 1238 56 .1 8 C SECTIO N Parkside 8'2 969 765 126 .7 32 Marcellin OC 7 3 961 689 139 .5 28 Old Haileybury 7 3 991 741 133 .7, 28 6 4 973 874 111 .3 24 St. Kilda CBOC Alphington 5 5 932 858 108 .6 20 Old Brighton Or 5 5 933 860 108 .5 20 UHS Old Boys 4 6 726 945 76 .8 16 Assumption OC 3 7 783 943 83 .0 12 Old Melburnians 3 7 647 800 80 .9 12 National Bank 2 8 653 1103 59 .2 8 D SECTION Brunswick 7 1 888 540 164 .4 28 Old Xaverians 7 2 1027 683 150 .4 28 Hampton Rovers 7'2 868 605 143 .5 28 Old Ivanhoe Gr 6 3 1056 550 192 .0 24 State Sav. Bank 5 4 1067 766 139 .3 20 Old Cam'well Or 4 5 684 681 100 .4 16 C'wealth Bank 3 6 694 818 84 .8 12 St . Kevins OB 1 8 634 1141 55 .6 4 LaTrobe Blacks - 9 311 1485 20 .9 E SECTION Fawkner 9 1 1280 671 190 .8 36 Old Geelong 9 1 1210 744 162 .6 36 ANZ Bank 7 3 982 821 119 .6 28 *AMP Society 6 3 1109 777 142 .7 26 AJAX 6 4 920 804 114.4 24 Elsternwick 3 7 888 1108 80 .1 12 Footscray ITOB 3 7 603 1178 51 .2 12 *St. Bedes OC 2 7 814 1035 78.6 10 West Brunswick 2 8 726 1239 58 .6 8 St . Patricks OC 2 8 599 1051 57 .0 8 F SECTIO N Old Mentonlans 8 1 1224 472 259 .3 32 North Brunswick 7 2 925 550 168 .2 28 University Reds 7 2 853 609 1 41 0 .1 28 Monash Whites 5 4 1028 664 154 .8 20 Thornbury 5 4 851 845 100 .7 20 LaTrobe Reds 4 4 792 582 136 .1 16 Glenroy 2 7 641 955 67 .1 8 Beverley Hills 2 7 479 1313 36 .5 8 Dookie & Long - 9 405 1208 33 .5 JUNIOR SECTION 1 Ormond 8 2 1137 67 7 167 .9 32 Coburg 8 2 824 660 124 .8 32 University Blacks 6 4 895 685 130 .7 24 University Blues 6 4 854 750 113.9 24 Monash University 6 4 793 722 109 .8 24 Power House 6 4 643 878 73 .2 24 Beverley Hills 4 6 854 1011 84 .5 16 North Old Boys 3 7 734 919 79 .9 12 Old Scotch Coll 2 8 676 951 71 .1 8 St . Bernards OC 1 9 591 1064 55 .5 4

A RESERVE SECTION W L For Agst % Pis Ormond 8 2 1067 499 213.8 32 North Old Boys 8 2 857 526 162.8 32 Reservoir OB 7 3 837 584 143 .3 28 St. Bernards OC 6 4 807 549 147 .0 24 Coburg 6 4 809 641 126.2 24 University Blues 5 5 758 765 99 .1 20 University Blacks 5 5 642 804 79.9 20 Old Paradians 3 7 588 716 82 .1 12 Caulfield Gramm 2 8 520 896 58 .0 8 Geelong - 10 339 1244 27 .3 B RESERVE SECTION Ivanhoe 9 1 1017 451 225 .5 36 De La Salle OC 8 2 764 435 175 .6 32 Monash Blues 8 2 746 467 159 .7 32 Collegians 6 3 622 623 99 .8 26 Old Scotch Coll 6 4 634 559 113 .4 24 Old Trinity Gr 6 4 757 704 107 .5 24 MHS Old Boys 3 7 548 802 68 .3 12 Kew 2 8 556 796 69 .8 8 Power House 1 8 523 720 72 .6 6 .7 Old Carey Gram - 10 339 949 35 C RESERVE SECTIO N 10 - 989 447 221 .3 40 Marcellin OC Parkside 8 2 857 413 207 .5 32 7 3 836 552 151 .4 28 St . Kilda CBOC Old Haileybury 6 4 793 553 143 .4 24 Old Brighton Gr 6 4 840 607 138 .4 24 Assumption OC 5 5 589 513 114 .8 20 4 6 544 679 80 .1 16 UHS Old Boys Old Melburnians 3 7 567 735 77 .1 12 Alphington 1 9 488 963 50 .7 4 National Bank - 10 208 1373 15 .1 D RESERVE SECTION Hampton Rovers 8 1 697 408 170 .8 32 Old Ivanhoe Gr 7 2 739 444 166.4 28 St . Kevins OB 7 2 622 465 133 .8 28 Old Xaverians 6 2 673 482 139.6 26 State Sav . Bank 5 4 348 385 90 .4 20 °Old Cam'well Or 3 5 501 524 95 .6 14 Brunswick 2 6 457 609 75 .0 8 C'wealth Bank 1 8 491 638 77 .0 4 LaTrobe Blacks - 9 160 881 18 .2 E RESERVE SECTIO N ANZ Bank 10 - 1086 379 286 .5 40 Fawkner 8 2 865 472 183 .3 32 7 3 848 493 172 .0 28 Old Geelong AMP Society 6 4 566 670 84 .5 24 Elsternwick 5 5 656 521 125 .9 20 St . Bedes OC 5 5 626 688 91 .0 20 AJAX 4 6 533 747 71 .4 16 Footscray ITOB 3 7 481 890 54 .0 12 West Brunswick 2 8 412 742 55 .5 8 St. Patricks OC - 10 231 874 26 .4 F RESERVE SECTION 9 - 831 251 331 .1 36 Monash Whites Old Mentonians 8 1 513 273 187 .9 32 North Brunswick 6 3 531 439 121 .0 24 Thornbury 5 4 237 509 53 .6 20 LaTrobe Reds 4 4 456 287 158 .9 16 Marcellin OC (2) 3 5 418 506 82 .6 12 University Reds 3 6 280 653 42 .9 12 Glenroy 2 7 156 574 27 .2 8 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Parkside 10 - 1066 526 202.7 40 Ivanhoe 7 2 993 573 173.3 32 Geelong 6 2 955 658 145 .1 32 Hampton Scouts 7 3 1186 622 190 .7 28 *Bulleen-T/stowe 3 3 542 700 77 .4 26 Old Brighton Or 3 5 596 710 83 .9 20 *West Brunswick 3 5 702 1039 67 .6 18 Old Paradians -2 6 498 868 57.4 16 Caulfield Gr 1 7 444 940 47 .2 12 AJAX - 8 453 1006 45.0 8 *Drawn Game .

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