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LEADING GOALKICKERS
A SECTION
Karvelis, Univ. Blues ((-)R. Frazer, Marcellin (-)Murphy, De La Salle (1)Liewellyn, Univ . Blacks (7)Lemish, AJAX (4)Sleeman, Univ. Blues (5)Komesarook, AJAX (2)Whelan, St . Bernard's (2)
B SECTIONChard Fawkne rCurtain, Old Xav.
(1)
Haralambopoulos, Kew (-)Cox, Old ScotchN . Hughes, Old Par
. (2)
Rodgers, Mon. Blues (2)Meadows, Old Scotch (4)
C SECTION
(Goals kicked last Saturday in brackets)
4124242019181817
Whitaker, ThornburyDuckworth, St . PiusMalham, ANZ Bk.
F SECTIO NPace, Thomastown (6)Peter Hills, U . Reds (-)C . Christodoulou, C. Rov . (4)R . Hulls, Peninsula (3)McWilliams, Peninsula (2)S . Crowley, Cool . Rov. (4)Hutchison, Bruns. (2)
A RESERVE
30272221201919
(-) 165) 152) 14
Rix, St. Bede'sScott, State Bk.Gomer, 0 Carey
E RESERVE50393223211919
(1) 12
(3) 1 1
Kausman, AJAX (2) 16O'Connor, North O .B . (2) 16Ambrose, Old Melb . (2) 13Carter, De La Salle (2) 13Jones, Ivanhoe (-) 12Wood, Ormond (-) 12
B RESERVELovelock, Old Xav. (1) 17J. Tiernan, Old Xav. (1) 15J . Trapani, Fawkner (-) 15Teals, Collegians (1) 13Dennis, Old Xav. (-) 13Graham, Kew (-) 10
C RESERVECave, Hemp . Rov. (-) 20Sheridan, B-T'stowe (3) 17J . Tenace, B-T'stowe (1) 17Williams, 0 Halley (2) 13Langford-Jones ,0 Halley (-) 12
Noske, 0 Halley (5) 11
D RESERV ETaylor, Power H. (3) 17Rowswell, Heather . (7) 16Jenkins, State Bk . (-) 16
Priestley, 0 Bright. (10) 42G. Green, Coburg (2) 31Clark, B-T'stowe (4) 24Quaife, B-T'stowe (2) 21Spurrell, Hamp. Rov. (4) 19M . Houston, 0 Halley. (3) 18Pattison, SKOB (3) 18Linke, Geelong (-) 18
D SECTIONPowell, St . Bede's (-) 23Gibbs, 0 Ivanhoe (2) 21Howard, Coun . Coll . (1) 21Davies, Alphing. (-) 20Cavanough, St. Bede's (1) 18Thompson, Power H . (3) 17Hockins, Aiphing . (2) 17
E SECTIONHeitman, Mentone (3) 24Richardson, Princes H . (-) 20Skerry, St. Pius (3) 17
P . Watt, St. PiusDwyer, St PiusBickford, Princes H .Baker, St . PlusCresci, St . Pius
F RESERVER . Dean, Brunswick (2)Greig, Com . Bk.Agosta, Thomastown ((1)Brierley, Clayton (-)G . Kelly, FITOB (2)D. Kimpton, Com . Bk. (-)
JUNIOR SECTION 1Fogarty, De La Salle (6)Beanie, Melb . Univ . (5)Shepheard, Coburg (6)Bissett, Hamp . Rov. (6)Robertson, 0 Halley (2)Forsyth, Ormond (-)
JUNIOR SECTION 2
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Jewell, TCCOB (7) 37J . Flynn, 0 Paradians (1) 31Lawlor, B-T'stowe (3) 24Nash, B-T'stowe (7) 21Magee, TCCOB (4) 18Sexton, B-T'stowe (3) 1 5
JUNIOR SECTION 3Stevens, 0 Brighton (2) 26Ballarin, St . Kilda (3) 25Goetz, 0 Brighton (4) 19Power, Banyule (3) 19Flinn, Thomastown (2) 17Purvis, 0 Brighton (-) 17Ciccia, Thomastown (-) 1 6
FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERIdWICK PAR KMay 24: Old Melburnians v University Blues
31 : Kew v ParksideJune 7: Marcellin v A.J .A.X.
14: No fixture - Queen's Birthday21: Ivanhoe v A.J.A.X28: St. Bernard's O.C. V Old Melburnians
Page 2THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 24, 1980
EDITORIAL
ONLY ONE SENIOR SIDE UNBEATENHOW. THE NEW TEAMS IN EACH SECTION
ARE FARIN GJan Howard
With one-third of the 1980 Season completed, Collegians is the only undefeatedSeuior team. Last Saturday saw the first loss for the other two who had won fivematches straight - De La Salle ( A Section) were beaten by St. Bernard's O.C. andSt. Pius (E Section) were beaten by Elsternwick .
Two Junior teams have not yet been defeated - Therry C.C.O.B . in JuniorT~\ o and Thomastown in Junior Three - and no less than six Reserve teams have\,:t to be conquered - Bulleen-Templestowe (C Reserve), St. Pius (E Reserve),U niversity Reds (F Reserve) and three teams in D Reserve : Old Carey Gram.,St. Bede's O.C. and Heatherton.
This point in the Season suggests itselfa good time to look at the position s
of the newcomers to the various sec-tions . After six matches some indication: s to form should be available .
In A Section, newcomers A.J.A .X .after a timely win last Saturday nowfind themselves just outside the four onpercentage - having won three matches .~farcellin, also winners last Saturdayhave not started so well with only two«ins recorded. They are currently occu-p~ ing eighth position on the ladder.
Kew have only lost one match so farto Old Xaverians) and are second ont11e B Section ladder ahead of OldScotch on percentage . It was, in fact,Kew who inflicted Old Scotch's onlydefeat . St . Kilda C.B .O .C. are lying sixthbut only five per cent . out of fourthplace. They have won three of their six1980 encounters, though their losses havebeen to the top three sides . OldParadians are not faring so well pre-sently have recording only one win -against Parkside in the opening match.It is only percentage which is holdingthem in eighth spot at the moment .
Bulleen-Templestowe are certainly do-ing the best of the four new sides inC Section . Their only defeat was at thebands of Geelong in the first match andhen the margin was only three points .
%I .H.S . Old Boys have won thre e
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 24, 198 0
matches - all at home . Old Hailey-burians have won only two matches andOld Trinity Grammarians have recordedonly one win - that against Old Cam-berwell Grammarians - who are justabove them on percentage.
In D Section the new-comers arefairly well polarized. The two from CSection are in the four, the two up fromE Section are ninth and tenth . Alphing-ton have lost only one match (narrowlyto State Bank) and Old Ivanhoe havewon four of the six . Beverley Hills havewon one game (from Heatherton) whilstA.M.P. Society have yet to record theirfirst win .
St. Pius and West Brunswick are occu-pying the first two positions on theE Section ladder having lost one matcheach . Elsternwick (last week's "giant-killers") are fifth on percentage withtwo losses recorded - to West andNorth Brunswick . Princes Hill are find-ing it a little more difficult . at this stagehaving won only two matches.
The five new teams in F Section areenjoying mixed successes. Thomastownwith five wins and one "error" are ontop with Peninsula Old Boys (4 wins)in third spot . Coolaroo Rovers have twowins whilst Banyule and St . John's areeach showing four points .
Coburg have won three matches inJunior Section One, whilst Kew have ye t
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Editorial (continued)
to break through .' They are seventh andTespect i~ ci~"• 'ninth
- Bulken_T-xptestowe have won fourmatches in Junior Section Two as haveMonash>Blues and are holding third andfourth places on the ladder. Marcellinhave, won three whilst Old ScotchCollegians have managed only two wins .
In Junior Section Three the five newsides are well spread through theladder. Thomastown are undefeated, St .Kilda C.B .O.C. have lost only once -,to St. Kevin's who are fifth on per-centage with four wins . Parkside havewon three games whilst St. Bernard's(B) have yet to notch opening points.
BALL BRIEFS100 GAMES TO ST . BEDE'S TRAVELLE R
at SM
t.h Bede sbertns'ohas reached
am
his OrOtfogametballhas come as for as "The Battleship" reachthis hallmark . Michael lives at Orbto ost, andhas travelled nearly 60,000 km to play his
ha~ games . Recors sho w6 that 8Michael percent. of his 100 games . Best and fairestawards have naturally followed
. Congratula-tions, Mick, on your loyalty and your effortsfor St. Bede's
. We are pleased you are one ofus!
100 UP TO THORNBURY DEFENDEREveryone at Thornbury would like to con-gratulate Jeff "Bulldog" Liversidge on reachingthe 100-game milestone last week. Jefaf is a
hard worker on and off the field, and is alsoour physical fitness adviser
. He is a top-linebackman at Thornbury and every year he hasto knock back talent scouts because of hisloyalty to Thornbury. Congratulations, "Live"and may we see you beat many more forwardsin your years to come.
UMPIRES' C®R~ E,-~--,,)In last week's Umpires' Corner the case for
c tral separate umpiring bodies (rather than on
cen organisation) was made. This does not
mean however that there should not be co-operation between the various umpiringorganisations to solve common problems.
This co-operation is taking place in a ver •meaningful way through the VictorianFederation of Australian Rules FootbapUmpires. All the major umpires' assocfationsare represented.
Discussion between the representativesmakes it clear that VAFA is extremely well-offcompared with some other competiti Oneother competition, for example, ons
. is usingumpires three times each weekend to coverits commitments .
Apart from discussion, positive action isbeing taken in a number of areas to promoteAustralian Rules umpiring. Among theFederation's current projects are :
o A publicity campaign to encourarecruitment. ge
® Arrangement of an annual seminar forumpires from all bodies.
® Making representations for the appoint-ment of a full-tim
e officer Promotion s officer whose functions would includeregular visits to schools, athletic clubs andother likely recruiting grounds .
® Making submissions to the governmentabout the use of sales tax revenue to
Thisu~ypet ofcco orperativevtactivity can onl ybenefit the game of Australian football .
OLD BOYS GATHER AT THE TECH .AII the players at Footsaray Tech . will have
that little extra drive in our game againstComm . Bank today . Our post players andsupporters will be gathering to urge the boysto continue their present good form . It's beena if a long time since we've started the season thiswend with our "Old Boys" on the boundaryline we want to keep the wins coming
.There will be o lot of talk on how the game
toosheardshoul d nal~' playedsmel
! we're of sure thelinament refreshes memories . So come onboys, prove to everyone how good we are
with ,two big wins .
TRIBUNAL K_
PREVIEWS (cont.)no such reliable Spearhead . The 'Red Devils'have named eighteen individual players amongtheir weekly Best - the equal highest numberin B Section, only Chilcott and Jones haveregularly been named among the Best Players .Monash will take the points providing theyconcentrate on the game and don't think theresult is a formality .
As Fawkner meet Caulfield Grammarians atHome their winning Chances arise sharply .
The "Blues" double standard must giv enightmares to Dennis Groves. Today Chard andWard will need close checking by Caulfielddefenders . Bob Macdonald will have a worry-ing afternoon trying to stop this pair bootingtheir side to victory . Surprisingly Fawkner hasnamed eighteen separate Best Players . Thismust indicate the team's lack of individualstars. Caulfield see victory today as theirmeans of regaining the top four. Their leadingplayers Watson, Cooney and Griffiths couldwell prove the architects of victory . Goalscoring for Caulfield will be a worry althoughKanis, Fletcher and Matthews are all provenand reliable avenues to goal . At home Fawknerare my selection .
C .B .C . St. Kilda, with a splendid away fromhome record this season, visit. Old Xaverians .The St. Kilda side has won on the groundbefore (1977) . Victory today could carry eitherSide into the Four. For Xaverians,, Ace Ruck-men Noonan and Brimacombe will vie for aerialsupremacy with St. Kilda Stalwart "Ox" White .Vale and Curtain will present two big problemsto St . Kilda defenders and if not closelychecked they could kick the "Red and Blacks"to victory . St . Kilda's consistent players in-clude "Dino" Dynon, Kellaway and Delaney-The key to this game may well be that theSaints have no reliable goalkicker to comparewith the Xaverians Duo . To forecast the out-come is a real gamble - at home I selectOld Xaverlans to win narrowly.
Selections : Kew, Old Scotch, Monash Blues,Fawkner, Old Xaverians .-NORM NUGENT .
C SECTIO NMy decision to select some roughies last
week now that the tracks are becoming heavywas certainly incorrect and today we willbase our selections on form, being one thirdof the way into the season .
Bulleen-Templestowe are now to be recog-nised as a force in this section . When oldtimers like Quaiffe appear in the leading goal-kickers they must have a nice blending ofexperience and youth . They should relish thethought of experimenting against the visitingOld Trinity Grammarians as they race away toan easy victory.
Hampton Rovers made mince meat of Gee-long last week and should have no troublein accounting for St. Kevin's O .B . when theytravel to Como Park . While Craig McPhersonwas leading goal kicker for the Rovers lastyear he has been eclipsed by Spurell thisseason who can expect another bagfull today .
Possibly the hardest game to make a selec-tion in is Old Haifeyburlans at home to OldCamberwell Grammarians . The visitors wer e
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thrashed by the B-T's last weak while Hailey,bury to some extent kicked the game ay,ayI guess Don McQueen has provided more Ofthose VAFA Insurances posters to Haifeyburythan any other side and this would be enoughto fire any team to victory .
M .H .S .O .B. are maintaining contact with thefour but they will be in trouble when theytravel south to play Old Brighton Grammarians.Although captain Geoff Delaney will be tryingto lift his side all round the ground by per-sonal example he will find that the home sidejust has too many good players.
The question being asked around Corio Bayis whether the Geelong side has collapsedwith two successive defeats. Today they awaitthe arrival of their long standing friends andrivals Coburg. The verbal battle off the fieldamongst Messrs. Fidge, Middling and McGeechywill be every bit as entertaining as the gameon the field . Coburg are just the side tocarve up a team that has dropped its bundle .Nevertheless I feel the Geelong side will steady,re-think their game and come out winners .
Selections: - Bulfeen-Tempfestowe, Hampton,Old Haifeyburians, Old Brighton, Geetong .~PETER NATHAN .
D SECTIO N
Last Saturday Alphington retained top spoton the ladder with a good win over St . Bede's,whilst State Bank just hung on for a onepoint win over Heatherton .
Today there are some real cut-throat games,with a position in the form to the victors,and for the losers, a week's wait and anothertry next week.
In selecting a winner in the game betweenState Bank and Old Ivanhoe Grammarians, Ithink a toss of the coin is the best way.State Bank are the only side to defeat Alphing-ton, but their only losses were caused bylast quarter lapses . Old Ivanhoe after losingthe first game to Heatherton, have lost onlyone other game, and that was by one pointto Power House . Even though State Bank havethe home ground advantage, I think that thiswill be a tight game all day, and that OldIvanhoe's strong finish in the last quarter willgive them victory.
St. Bede's have the chance to regain thesecond position on the ladder they lost lastweek by de defeating Old Carey Grammarianstoday . St. Bede's were not at all disgracedagainst Alphington, and they will be out toget back on their winning way. Old Careywere defeated by the last pick of the daythe previous week against Alphington, but theymade up for this loss by completely shuttingCountry Colleges out of the game last week .I think that Old Carey, with the home groundadvantage, will be still in second place onthe ladder at the final bell .
Heatherton make the journey north to visittop side Alphington and they will be tryingto notch up a win after two successive fosses.They came home strongly against State Banklast week, but if they are to win today theycannot affort to give Alphington a start.Alphington have shown that they are capableof scoring a run of goals at any stage ofthe game, and I think that this ability wil l
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 24, 1980
PREVIEWS ( cont.)ti,,3 deciding factor in them winning this
it rny other predictions eventuate today,my form so far has not been too hot), Powermuse if they can defeat Beverley Hills wil l
,n the four. Beverley Hills found Old
; " 'hoe too strong last week, but they are backtheir home ground where they defeated
'{eatherton two weeks ago . Power House havecorded some good wins this year, but losses
3 occurred because of lapses at vital stages,f games . I think Power House has too much;t stake to lose this game today .
A.M.P. Society have shown an improvementform over the past two weeks, and this was
a ;ident last week, when apart from letting?ower House get a winning break in the third❑ uarter'they put up a good effort . Their op-ronents, Count ry Colleges, put in a really bad,iame against Old Carey last Saturday, after
owing the game away the previous week,gninst Power House . This is a crucial gamefor both sides, and desperation rather thans'' :ill could be the winning factor . I thinkCountry Colleges will be the more desperateside today.
Selections:- Old Ivanhoe Grammarians, OldCarey Grammarians, Alphington, Power House,Country Colleges . - WILLY PICKHAM .
E SECTIO N
Knowing I would be out of town last weekmy emergency tipster Peter Lemon did theiob for me, and in the past I have admiredhis tipping ability, but with only a score of15 I am moving nearer than ever to thewooden spoon .
Big surprises as each end of the ladderunbeaten St . Pius could not handle Elstern-wick on their home ground, (who can whenyou look at their home record this year.)A .N .Z . with only a seven point loss two weeksago nearly managed their first victory, andfollowed up fast week with a ten point win .
St. Pius will be smarting over last week'sloss and A.N .Z. will be out to prove theycan give an account of themselves but Ithink the task will be too great and St . Piuswill win .
North Brunswick should be too strong forBulleen United but it makes it difficult to predictwhen they fail to a low team. I will givethem the home ground advantage to win.Mentone back on the winning list again
should be too strong for U .H .S .O .B ., but itwon't be a runaway victory .
Princes Hill have been consistent last twoweeks. A good win over Old Geelong anda close runner-up to Mentone last Saturdayat Mentone . They will have the advantage ofhome ground and could be too strong forLathrobe .
Elsternwick appear the better side, but theiraway games have not been good . if theyfollow on the good work of last week theywill get the points at Thornbury.
Old Geelong seem to fall in a heap whengo away from Como and unless they can
overcome this weakness they will be beatenby West Brunswick.
Selections : St . Pius, North Brunswick, Men-tone, Princes Hill, Elsternwick, West Brunswick.- NUGGET STEPHENS.
F SECTIONBrunswick v St. John's
Brunswick went down to Uni Reds but notby much and St . John's had the pleasure ofopening their account at Clayton's expenseand prevented my hopes of another perfectday, I share St. John's pleasure in their winbut doubt if they can repeat it this week .
Clayton v Thomastown . After pulling in aheap last week, it would require a miracle forClayton to get up against the Northern Terrors .
Footscray I .T . v Common . Bank should bea good match . The Bankers went for thedoctor last week and picked up points andpercentage but the Fillies at home will bea vastly different proposition .
Monash Whites v Banyule will be a battleof the lesser lights and I expect Banyule toregister their first victory of the season . Iknow they have four points on the boardbut other clubs bookkeeping errors do notoccur often enough for lesser lights to makethe four .
Therry v Reds at Oak Park should be aclose tussle with the visitors a bit in front atthe finish . Reds have a spearhead kickinggoals each week whilst Therry seem to relyon their Chinaman "Sum Wun" to do thescoring which could be the difference .
Coolaroo v Peninsula O .B. Coolaroo didn'tderive much joy from visiting their neighbourslast week and unless they improve out ofsight they won't get any real pleasure out ofthis week's clash with the P .O .B .'s .Selections: Brunswick, Thomastown, F.I .T .Banyule, Uni . Reds, Peninsula O .B.'s - SYDWHITFIELD .
JUNIOR SECTION 1
Last week's round produced another big up-set with the defeat of Old Haileyburians thenthe division leaders by De LaSalle .
St. Bernard's returned to winning form,while Melbourne University and North OldBoys consolidated their place in the Four withgood wins . The thriller of the round wasCoburg's four point win over Ivanhoe justpreventing the "Hoes" from notching theirfirst win .
This week we have Ormond facing Ivanhoeat home. Ormond showed woeful form lastSaturday whilst Ivanhoe have been improvingevery week . I am sure this will be a toughand close game and although my heart iswith the underdogs I'll give the Ormondbrain's trust a chance to pull this one outat home . A great improvement will have tobe shown by the "Monds" and an upset isa real possibility.
Coburg versus North Old Boys on their ownpitch and their form has been good in recentweeks . Their confidence is high and will giveNorth Old Boys stiff opposition but I believeNorth Old Boys desperation to remain in thetop four will carry them through to a win.
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 24, 1980 Page 7
PREVIEWS (cont. )The highlight of the season to date should
be the match between St . Bernard's and OldHaileyburians. These two top teams havesuffered reverses in recent weeks and thishas brought them back to earth .
St. Bernard's bounced back after their defeatby Coburg and "Old Hails" will be lookingto do the same this week . I am tipping St .Bernard's greater tenacity to get them thefour points .
Kew vie with De La Salle at Kew's ground.Kew have yet to gain four points despitesome good performances because they havenot been able to put it together for 4 quarters .De La Salle on the other hand are cock-a-hoopafter last week's win against the divisionsleaders . De La Salle will be keen to get intothe Four and are sure to make every post awinner and I'm confident they will win today .
Hampton Rovers after two good wins foundthe going tougher last Saturday. MelbourneUniversity on the other hand showed a returnto form last week with a good win . The Uni .side know they can't afford to lose a matchat this stage because the competition forfourth position is so intense .
I think the Uni's high marking game willbe too much for Hampton Rovers today .
Selections : Ormond, No rth Old Boys, St .Bernard's, De La Salle and Melbourne Univer-sity. - M. J . ARNOLD .
JUNIOR SECTION 2
Your correspondent has had many thingsgoing against him in this section in recentweeks, like form reversals, improvers but themanagement decided to make things even moredifficult by redrawing the fixture in this section .Despite this, last week's score was the maxi-mum so I'il expect another redraw soon(courtesy of John Adams) to confuse us all .
Last week's perfect score also elevated meto second place so I guess it won't be longbefore I'll again show these fellows a cleanpair of heels .
First things first . Another five winnersshould help today .
West Brunswick and Therry at Royal Park.This should result in a comfortable win forthe visitors who even at this early stage mustbe the side to beat for the premiership .
Marceltin are at home to the big improversfrom Bulleen-Templestowe . The home side'srecent form has been a little topsy-turvy withsome big losses and some not very impressivewins . Their biggest disappointment was againstO .P" which makes me think they may be onlyan ordinary combination . B-T, however, havegone on with the job after a slow start andseem to keep improving week by week . Thevisitors to win .
M .H .S .O .B . and Old Scotch could be a trickyaffair. Old Scotch have been somewhat of anenigma but won well enough last week againstCaulfield Grams . Old Scotch though seem tobe better suited when they play the 'Old boynetwork' so I'll tip them today .
Old Paradians certainly found their weak-nesses out last week when they suffered their
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first loss at Oak Park. I feel this will makethem all the more determined to recover theirlost prestige (and hold second place) so Ifeel sorry for Monash today .
The final encounter for comment is down atAlbert Park No . 3, when the home side, Carfield Grams, take on Fawkner . The home sidehave continued to disappoint and find it hardto salute the judge . The visitors, on the otherhand, seem to have improved of late andshould be suited by the small ground . Fawknerfor mine .
Selections : Therry, Bulleen-Templestowe, OldScotch, Old Paradians, Fawkner. -- RONHANCOX .
JUNIOR SECTION 3Both Heatherton and Old Brighton Gram-
marians were defeated last Saturday so today'smatch takes on even greater significance forboth . Old Brighton have been performing thebetter of the two and should bounce backwith a vengeance today.
St . Kilda moved into second spot last weekfollowing their win over Old Brighton andat home today they should prove too strongfor St. Pius .
After their defeat last Saturday, St . Kevin'sOld Boys now find themselves out of the four.Their visit to Old Ivanhoe Grammarians todayis most important - to both sides . The homeside only managed a three goal win againstSt . Bernard's last week and wiif find St.Kevin's a much tougher proposition . Thevisitors should be able to avenge last week'sdefeat today .
Banyule and Parkside both had impressivewins last Saturday, and the home side shouldwin again today . Their position in the fouris at stake and I don't think they will surrenderit easily.
Thomastown continue to sweep all beforethem and their "victim" today will be Clayton,who despite their first win last week will beno match for the section leader.
Power House have another chance to "breakthe ice" today when they welcome St. Ber-nard's (B) . Both teams feel the effects ofschool holidays but Power House seem tobe suffering more. St. Bernard's have beenimproving steadily and should be able tocapitalize today .
Selections : Old Brighton Gram ., St. KildaC .B .O.C ., St. Kevin's O.B ., Banyule, Thomas-town, St. Bernard's (B) - RAY IRVING.
BALL BRIEF200 GAMES TO ST . KiLDA BACKMAN
All at C .B .O .C . St. Kilda extend warmes tcongratulations to Kevin "Dad" Drinan, whoplayed his 200th Club game last Saturday.Kevin has been one of the Club's best playersover the pest years . Three senior best andfairest awards are an indication of Kevin'sability . A stalwart in defence (many opposi-tion full-forwards will remember him) and justas reliable up forward . A truly tremendouseffort, "Dad" .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 24, 1980
Next Week's Matches - May 31A SECTION
6ernard's O .C . v. Ivanhoeold says v. Marcellin O.C .
i„X v . De La SalleO .C .
)r,,, :nc v . University Blues~,n,vcrsity Blacks v . Old Melburnians
B SECTIO NBlues v
. Parkside (E Fawkner
~~-Scotch Coll . v . Collegians~- aulfilcld Gram . v. St. Kilda C .B .O .C .
d F'aradians v. Old Xaverian s
C SECTIO N,Did Camberwell Gr . v . Old Brighton Gr .CO Trinity Gr . v . Old Haileyburians
an .pton Rovers v . Bulleen-Templestowe;~, .F-; .5 . old Boys v. Coburg; Kevin's O .B . V . Geelong
D SECTIO NDid ivanhoe Gr . v . Alphington^,wer House v . State BankCountry Colleges v . Beverley HillsHcatherton v . St . Bede's O .C .A .M .P . Society v . Old Carey Gr.
E SECTION-Isternwick v. Princes Hill6ulleen United v. S't . Piusventone O .B . v . Old Geelon gLa Trobe Univ . v . U .H .S. Old Boys
A .N.Z . Bank v . ThornburyNorth Brunswick v . West Brunswick
F SECTIONUniversity Reds v . Monash WhitesThomastown v . BrunswickCommowealth Bank v . Peninsula O.B .Banyule v . Footscray I .T .O.B .St . John's O.C . v . Therry C.C .O .B.Clayton v. Coolaroo Rovers
JUNIOR SECTION 1St . Bernard's (A) v . KewIvanhoe V. Old HaileyburiansNorth Old Boys v . Ormon dDe La Salle U.C . v . Melbourne UniversityCoburg v. Hampton Rovers
JUNIOR SECTION 2Fawkner v. M .H .S . Old BoysMarcellin O .C . v . Therry C .C.O .B .Old Scotch Coll . v . West Brunswic kOld Paradians v. Bulleen-Templestowe (at
B u l l e e n-Te mp le stowe )Monosh Blues v . Caulfield Gram .
JUNIOR SECTION 3Parkside v. Old Ivanhoe Gr .St . Pius v. HeathertonSt . Bernard's (B) v . ClaytonSt . Kevin's O.B . v . Power HouseOld Brighton Gr. v. Banyul eSt . Kilda C .B .O.C . v. Thomastow n
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PREMIERSHIP LISTSUniversity Blues 5 1 -De La Salle O.C. 5 1-St . Bernard's O .C. 4 2-Old Melburnians 3 3 -AJAX 3 3 -University Blacks 3 3 -Ormond 3 3 -Marcellin O .C. 2 4 -North Old Boys 2 4 -Ivanhoe - 6 -
B SECTION
790 465 169.9 20 Ivanhoe 5 1 577765 485 157 .7 20 De La Salle O .C. 5 1 - 537639 564 113.3 16 Nort h Old Boys 4 2 - 581701 650 107 .8 12 St. Bernard's O .C. 4 2 - 521651 617 105.5 12 Ormond 4 2 - 511649 659 98 .5 12 Old Melburnians 4 2 - 440578 679 85.1 12 Marcellin O .C. 2 4 - 365634 693 91.5 8 University Blues 1 5 - 360569 774 73.5 8 A .J .A .X. 1 5 - 321539 929 58.0 - University Blacks - 6 - 27 2
Collegians 6 - -- 671Kew 5 1 - 820Old Scotch Coll . 5 1 - 741Fawkner 3 3 - 665Caulfield Gram. 3 3 - 581St . Kilda C .B .O .C. 3 3 - 598Old Xaverians 3 3 - 588Old Paradians 1 5 - 592Monash Blues 1 5 - 514Parkside - 6 - 49 0
C SECTIONOld Brighton Gr . 5 1 - 911Bulleen-T'stowe 5 1 - 742Hampton Rovers 5 1 - 740Geelong 4 2 - 660St. Kevin's O .B . 3 3 - 639M .H .S . Old Boys 3 3 - 551Old Haileyburians 2 4 - 560Old Cam'well Gr . 1 5 - 556Coburg 1 5 - 542Old Trinity Cr . 1 5 - 447
D SECTIONAtphington 5 1 - 843Old Carey Gr. 4 2 - 784St. Bede's O .C. 4 2 - 685Old Ivanhoe Gr . 4 2 - 606State Bank 4 2 - 777Power House 4 2 - 570Heatherton 3 3 - 641Country Cotteges 1 5 - 478Beverley Hills 1 5 - 436A.M.P . Society - 6 - 444
E SECTIO NSt. Piu sWest BrunswickOld GeelongLa Trobe Uni .ElsternwickNorth BrunswickThornburyPrinces HillMentone O .B .U .H .S . Old BoysA .N .Z . BankBulleen United
FThomastow nUniversity RedsPeninsula O .B .Footscray I .T.O .B.
A SECTION A RESERVEW L D For Ag % Pts W L D For
5 1 - 6045 1 - 5744 2 - 7334 2 - 7294 2 - 6823 3 - 5603 3 - 5402 4 - 6052 4 - 5682 4 - 4241 5 - 5491 5 - 396SECTION
465 144.3 24542 151 .3 20625 118.6 20660 100 .8 12596 97.5 12624 95.8 12615 95.6 12670 88.4 4717 71 .7 4746 65.7 -
520 175 .2 20509 145 .8 20568 130 .3 20620 106 .5 16613 104 .2 12586 94.0 12754 74.3 8685 81 .2 4754 71.9 4739 60 .5 4
607 138.9 20514 152.5 16545 125.7 16485 124.9 16651 119 .4 16554 102.9 16565 113.5 12650 73.5 4875 49.8 4818 54.3 -
445 135 .7 20453 126 .7 20414 177.1 16497 146 .7 16480 142 .1 16598 93.6 12693 77.9 12610 99.2 8657 86.5 8573 74.0 8708 77.5 4836 47.4 4
B RESERVEOld Scotch Coll . 5 1 - 416Old Xaverians 4 2 - 552Fawkner 4 2 - 537Collegians 4 2 - 463St . Kilda C .B .O.C. 4 2 - 284Old Paradians 4 2 - 45 8Caulfield Gram.Monash BluesParksideKew
3 3 - 4231 5 - 4011 5 - 294- 6 - 283
C RESERVE
411 1 0 .4P0A408 131 .6 20348 167.0 16400 130.3 ig401 127.4 16441 99.8 18396 92.2 8460 78.3 4562 57.1 4658 41 .3 -
310 134.2 20392 140.8 16403 133.3 16387 119.6 16240 118.3 16423 108.3 16420 100 .7 12552 72 .6 4551 53 .4 q486 58 .2 -.
Bulleen-T'stowe 6 - - 591 330 179 .1 24Geelong 5 1 - 545 251 217 .1 20Hampton Rovers 5 1 - 451 233 193 .6 20St . Kevin's O.B. 4 2 - 481 417 115 .3 16**Old Haileyburians 3 3 - 453 452 100 .2 12tM .H .S. Old Boys 3 3 - 465 464 100 .2 12Old Trinity Gr. 2 4 - 366 548 66.8 8Old Brighton Or. 1 5 - 329 429 76 .7 4Old Cam'well Gr . 1 5 - 274 581 47 .2 4*Coburg - 6 - 164 672 24 .4 -
D RESERV EOld Carey Gr. 6 - - 476 258 184 .5 24St . Bede's O .C . 6 - - 443 250 177 .2 24Heatherton 6 - - 469 301 155.8 24A .M .P. Society 3 3 - 371 349 106 .3 12State Bank 3 3 - 340 485 70.1 12Alphington 2 4 - 330 357 92.4 8Country Colleges 2 4 - 314 351 89.5 8Beverley Hills 1 5 - 352 418 84.2 4Power House 1 5 - 327 519 63.0 4Old Ivanhoe Gr. - 6 - 283 448 63.2 -
E RESERVESt. Pius 6 - - 694 198 350.5 24Mentone O .B. 5 1 - 467 247 189.1 20West Brunswick 5 1 - 404 303 133.3 20Princes Hill 4 2 - 526 298 176.5 16North Brunswick 4 2 - 419 300 139.7 16Old Geelong 3 3 - 545 330 165.2 12Elsternwick 2 4 - 333 341 97.7 8La Trobe Uni. 2 4 - 305 332 91.9 8A .N .Z. Bank 2 4 - 265 552 48.0 8Thornbury 2 4 - 247 533 46 .3 8U .H .S. Old Boys 1 5 - 253 543 46 .6 4Bulleen United - 6 - 124 700 17 .7 -
F RESERVEUniversity Reds 6 - - 519 239 217.2 24Thomastown 5 1 - 556 188 295 .7 20C'wealth Bank 5 1 - 509 256 198 .8 20Footscray I .T.O .B. 5 1 - 381 281 135 .6 20Therry C.C .O .B. 4 2 - 527 306 172 .2 16Clayton 4 2 - 411 336 122 .3 16Brunswick 3 3 - 448 386 116 .1 12Coolaroo Rovers 2 4 - 303 424 71 .5 8Peninsula O .B. 1 5 - 358 506 70 .8 4Monash Whites 1 5 - 290 421 68.9 4Banyule - 6 - 187 665 28.1 -St. John's O.C. - 6 - 157 722 21.7 -
5 1 - 892 417 213 .9 205 1 - 746 482 154 .8 204 2 - 866 464 186 .6 164 2 - 658 599 109.8 1 6
2 - 581 541 107.4 162 - 573 558 102.7 163 - 701 465 150 .8 123 - 690 553 124.8 124 - 566 687 82.4 85 - 493 796 61 .9 45 - 442 1000 44.2 46 - 195 1055 18 .5 -
Brunswick 4Therry C .C.O.B. 4C'wealth Bank 3Clayton 3Coolaroo Rovers 2Banyule 1St. John's O .C. 1Monash Whites -
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BALL BRIE F .~'S200 AT GEELONG
I ;,n Poulton will play his 200th game forAmateurs today against St. Kevin's
l;oys . Ian started with the club in 1962d, dte Under 15's and also played 4/18
[ontbati . TIa entered the senior section in 1968 .the Best & airest Reserves that year .
IjI played, in the 1978 Grand Final side whichI"t by three points . Ian has been a com-rllitil~ member for a numbers of years and a«oeth>' clubman. Congratulation "L.C." on
,,aching this milestone, from all at Geelong.
150 GAMES TO SAINTERLast Saturday, John "Jocca" O'Connellad his 150th for St . Kildc C.B .O.C . John"recruited" from our country zone whe n
i,,st a lad! A determined half-forward flanker/rover, ' Jocce' has been o real asset
he Club, both on and off the field . Joh nPioyed in the 1975 Premiership side (Seniors)and has also been captain of the Reserve
E,chteen . Jocca's" tear-through style of play;s more than a headache for opposition players .Veli done, "Jocca" - only 50 left for the
200th !
PREMIERSHIP LISTSCONTINUED
JUNIOR SECTION 1W L D For Ag oa Pts
St. Bernard's (A) 5 1 - 667 306 218 .0 20old Haileyburians 5 1 - 747 488 153 .1 20North Old Boys 4 2 - 780 523 149 .1 16Melbou rn e Univ. 4 2 - 770 558 138 .0 16De La Salle O .C. 4 2 - 586 482 121 .6 16Ormond 3 3 - 508 630 80.6 12Coburg 3 3 - 459 751 61 .1 12Hampton Rovers 2 4 - 777 589 131 .9 8'Kew - 6 - 285 954 29.9 -Ivanhoe - 6 - 299 1037 28.8 -
JUNIOR SECTION 2Therry C.C .O .B. 6 - - 907 380 238 .7 24Old Paradians 5 1 - 727 396 183 .6 20 .Bulleen-T'stowe 4 2 - 877 566 154 .9 16Monash Blues 4 2 - 589 540 109.1 16Fawkner 3 3 - 818 604 135 .4 12Marcellin O .C . 3 3 - 560 608 92 .1 12old Scotch Coll . 2 4 - 445 549 81 .1 8Caulfield Gram. 2 4 - 554 858 64.6 8M .H .S . Old Boys 1 5 - 251 754 33.3 4West Brunswick - 6 - 278 969 28 .7 -
JUNIOR SECTION 3Thomastown 6 - - 887 465 190.8 24St. Kilda C.B .O .C. 5 1 - 804 337 238.6 20Old Brighton Gr. 5 1 - 787 346 227.5 20Banyule 4 2 - 971 483 201.0 16St. Kevin's O .B. 4 2 - 630 470 134.0 16Old Ivanhoe Gr. 4 2 - 606 626 96.8 16Heatherton 3 3 - 652 577 113.0 12Parkside 3 3 - 380 548 69.3 12St. Pius 1 5 - 384 661 58.1 4Clayton 1 5 - 260 895 29.1 4Power House - 6 - 377 885 42.6 -St. Bernard's (B) - 6 - 178 815 21 .8 -
** 100 .22 1t 100 .21 5* Ineligible player - May 10th .
"SCORES"Phone Number
The only number for the phoning ofscores for the remainder of the season is
379 81? 1Please follow "pattern" given below
when calling and please do not ask forother match results. The number ofcalls to be handled on one line makes itimpossible for the "scribe" to waste timeon unnecessarily long calls.
Make your call early - the phone Ismanned from 1*3,fl p.m. So save yourown time by calling as soon as thematch is over - especially Reserve Sec-tion sides.
RESERVE SECTION RESULTS -These must be phoned to the abovenumber before 3.00 p.m .
SENIOR AND JUNIOR SECTIONRESULTS - These must be phoned toabove number before 5 .00 p .m. A finewill be incurred after this time . If re-sults are not received by 5 .30 p.m., afurther fine will be imposed .
When phoning scores, pleasethis pattern:-
(a) the Section concerned(b) teams playin g(c) winning team
follow
(d) actual scores - winner first .Check with BOTH goal umpires be-
fore ringing . Incorrect scores equal afine!
The phoning of all scores is the res-ponsibility of the HOME CLUB .
A AND B SECTION CLUBSClubs in A and B Sections are still
required to phone Goal-kickers and BestPlayers to the Press Correspondent,George McTaggart, on 528 3319, aspreviously - A SECTION before6 p.m. and B SECTION between 6 p .m.and 7 p.m .
IT IS ESSENTIAL FOR "A" SEC-TION CLUBS TO SUPPLY THECHRISTIAN NAMES OF BESTPLAYERS AND POSITION PLAYED.
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HOME CLUB :
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TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRE(Rese rve Grade Umpire in Brackets)
A SECTIO N
De Ll. Horwood (P.N
Fort h oIe Old Boys - D . Hill ,y) (G) ; H . Cordner,
J . Fry .University Blacks v. AJAX - K . Coughlan, R .
Croxford (R . Cogdon) (G) ; R . Bridges, B .Hateley .
Marcellin O .C. v . St . Bernard's O.C. - B.Goodman, C . Wills (P . Malloy) (G) ; J .Hinton, J . Peters.
Ivanhoe v. Ormond - F . Grubb, J . Segota (E .Keating) (G) ; D . Hillier, R. Prince ,
Old Melburnians v . University Blues (E .P. )D . Dodds, F. Rossetto (I . McAuliffe) (G) ;A . Smith, G. Upham .
B SECTIO NCollegians v . Kew - C. Mead, J . Scott (S.
Macau!ey) (G) ; D . Chapman, R. Fordham .Old Paradains v . Old Scotch Coll . - T. Power,
R. Tracey (P . Hilbig) ; (G) ;Frost. AhIm, W..
Parkside v . Monash Blues - P . Burke, G .Kelly (S . Stegley) (G) ; R. Dunstan, I .Ma lcol m .Fawkner v. Caulfield Gr . - R. Morgan, R .Muller ((y, McGregor ; (G) ) E . Jenner, N .McLean .Old Xaverians v . St . Kilda C.B .O .C. - P. King,J . Smith (G. Monkhouse) (G) ; D.McKenzie, R . Sounder.
C SECTIONBulleen-Templestowe v . Old Trinity Gr. - W .
Tinton (*) .St. Kevin's O .B . V. Hampton Rovers - C .Mclnnis, G . Simpson (G .) ; J . McDonald, B .Waters .Old Haileyburians v . Old Camberwell - N.
Littlejohn (F . Gammie) .Old Brighton Gr. v. M .HS. Old Boys - K .McMahon (H . Wasniewski) .Geelong v . Coburg - R. Woolley (M . Lees) .
D SECTIO NBeverley Hills V. Power House - C . Chinn(*) .A .M .P. Society v . Country Colleges - C . Nichol
(*) .State Bank v. Old Ivanhoe Gr . - M. Linehan(M . Faragher) .Alphington v. Heatherton - D . Broadbent (N .Clark) .Old Carey Gr. v . St. Bede's O.C . - D. Henry(D . Nathan) .
E SECTIO NSt. Pius v . A .N .Z . Bank - R . Kennedy (P .Bouchier) .North Brunswick v . Bulleen United - M .O'Connell (*) .U.H .S. Old Boys v. Mentone Old Boys R .Patey (D . Walters) .Princes Hill v. La Trobe Univ . - I . Wyatt (M .Meneghini) .Thornbury v. Elsternwick - W. White (*) .West Brunswick v . Old Geelong - A . Burridge
(T. Steele) .
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F SECTIO NBrunswick v. St. John's O .C . - J. Gobbo (T.McHenry) .Clayton v . Thomastown - G. Cavanagh (*),Footscray I .T.O .B . v. Commonwealth BankJ . Lansdown (G . Tucker) .Monash Whites v. Banyule - P . Hunt (*),Therry C .C .O .B . v. University Reds - K .Segota (P . Walker) .Ccolaroo Rovers v. Peninsula O .B. - M.
Woodruf (P . Ryan) .
JUNIOR SECTION 1Ormond v. Ivanhoe - R . Buchan.Coburg v. North Old Boys - G. Britton .Old Haileyburions v . St. Bernard's (A) - J,
Connell .Kew V . De La Salle O.C . - J . Purcell .Hampton Rovers v . Melbourne Univ. - I .
Henry .JUNIOR SECTION 2
West Brunswick v. Therry C.C.O.B. - P .Adams.Marcellin G.C . v . Bulleen-Templestowe - G .Bryce .M.H .S . Old Boys v. Old Scotc
h Old Poradians V. Monash Univ. - R. Gould .Caulfield Cr. v. Fawkner Boundary : A .Dalton, T. Tiffin .
JUNIOR SECTION 3Heatherton v . Old Brighton Gr. - P. Sinclair .St. Kilda C .B .O .C . v . St . Pius -(*) .Power House v . St . Bernards (B) - A . Lo Sala .Boundary : P Frawley, S. Segota .Old Ivanhoe Gr. v . St. Kevin's O.B . - M.Wyles.Banyule v . Parkside - G. Rudderham .Thomastown v. Clayton (*),
EMERGENCY: Field - W. HENR Y* Umpire to be appointed .
BALL BRIEF2nd TON TO OLD BRIGHTON VETERAN
The Old Brighton Grammarians F .C. con-gratulates Reserves v.c . Barry Gartner, whotoday plays his 100th game for the Club . Thisachievement in itself is noteworthy indeed, butwhen you consider that Old Brighton is thesecond Club with which Barry has performedthis feat and that in fact today's game ishis 222nd amateur match, then this milestoneassumes considerably more significant propor-ticns .
Yet despite this mammoth number ofgames, Barry still trains twice a week, stillgoes for 100 minutes every game, still yellsencouragement to his fellow players, and giventhe fact that he recently purchased a newpair of football boots, one suspects thathe has no intention of changing and thatthe big 300 may not be beyond him. Con-gratulations, Barry !
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 24, 1980
BLACK LIS TFailed to phone final scores before 5 P.M.
IFinc $3 .40) :Elsternwick .North Old Boys Juniors .Monash Blues Juniors .
Fai(e
phone final scores before 5 .30
(Fine $6 .00) :Montane Old Boys .La Trobe Univers i ty .
St . Kevin's Old Boys Juniors .Power House Reserves .
p.m .
Failed to phone final scores to Press Corre-spondent before 6 p.m. (Fine $6.00) :
St. Kevin's Old Boys Juniors.
TIPSTERS' TALLYLast Week Total
Syd . Whitfield (F)Ron Hancox (J2)Michael Arnold (J1)Peter Roberson (A)Ray Irving (J3 )
'Norm Nugent (B)Nugget Stephens (E)Willy Pickham (D)Peter Nathan (C)
25 14030 12624 12612 12010 12030 11415 10518 10218 90
PERMITSClub Secretaries are reminded that,
frequently, when players return hometo country areas during holiday periodsthey play football with their local side.
THIS INVALIDATES THEIRV .A.F.A. PERMIT
To protect your Club, please checkwith any such players and submit anew permit application if necessary .
Fred ColdreyChairman - Permit Committee .
VAFA MEETINGThe next meeting of the V.A .F.A . will
be held on Monday, June 2, commencingat 8 .00 P .M.
The venue is the Victorian Club, 141Queen Street, Melbourne (Second Floor) .
Clubs are entitled to be represented byonly one member, and repeated failure tobe present will incur a substantial fine,or possible expulsion from the Association .
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LOOKI NG BAC KBy Noel Rundl e
5 years ago - 1975
Ormond got home by a point in a thrillingfinish against North Old Boys with the scorekicked in the l2a0st compared of play . North'sinaccuracy, pared with Ormond'skicking, 16 .9, cost them the game . Jenkins,Chisholm and Alan Graham (6 gls .) (Ormond)and Rowis, Fogarty and S . Maguire (North)were best.
Advertisers were National Bank, John Hick-man, Hibernian Accident Fund, Royal Insurance,Sherrin, Arena Sporting Footwear, Prouds,Ansett .
Geelong ( A) led Old f aradians for most ofthe game and looked set for their first winwhen they were 21 points in front at thelast change, but Parade kicked 5 goals inthe last term, getting to the front shortlybefore the finish to win by 6 points . Hughes,Symes, Carroll (Old P .) and Hera, Shelinghamand Silver (Geel .) were best players .
10 years ago - 197 0Collegians staged their Reunion Day at
Harry Trott Oval, with a tremendous crowdin attendance, which was very pleasing toorganiser Warwick Mitchell. Bag of "spuds"was won by Club M .O ., Dr. Vivian .
Training squad for Perth Carnival had beenchosen, made up of 42 from "A" Section,21 from "B" Section, 4 from "C" Section, andI each from "D" and "E" Sections .
Coburg (A), Uni . Blacks ( B) and U .H .S.Old Boys (C) and Army Apprentices (Junior 2)were the only unbeaten teams .
Coburg were almost upset by De La Salle,who handled the wet conditions well, eventhough De La Salle only scored 9 points in thesecond half, it was half-way through the lastquarter before Coburg took the lead, and wenton to trimuph by 17 points . Best were N .Beattie, Pearson and Scanlon (Coburg) andWhitelaw, Halasa and B . Lyons (De La Salle) .
Australian University Football Championshipwas being held at Monash University, with 14universities competing .
Latrobe Uni . replaced Elsternwick as topside in "E" Section when they beat Elsternwickby 11 points .
20 years ago - 196 0"D" Section captains were Bill O'Halloran
(Caulf . G .), John Douglas (St . Kevins), G .Ridgeway (A .N'.Z .), Doug Ridley (Old Brigh-ton), J . Taylor (St. Kilda C .B .O .C .) .
100 games to John McClure, Les Gordon(Power House), Barry Morrison (Ivan.),"Chubby" Proudfoot (Alph.), Tony Graham(Old Melb.) .
Victorian team to meet South Australia wasMax Rush (capt .), Russell Doff, Max Jobbing(Coll .), Leigh Grant (v .c .), (Power House),Tony Capes, Greg Keogh (Old X .), Bill Colenso,Barry Kerr, Graeme Peck (Old Melb.), DavidCowper, Peter Harkness, Ion Law (Old Scotch) ,
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Russell Lewis (Old. P.), Neil Newthwarte(Ivan .), Ken McCormick (Alph .), Rex Mulligan(C/wealth Bank), Jocka Nelson (M .H .S .O.B,)Ion Redpath (Geel .), Brian Roet, Trevor Steer(U . Blks .), and Peter Rush (U . Blues) .
30 years ago - 1950Hampton Rovers, with a great exhibition
of wet weather football, led Uni . Blacks allday, and despite strong opposition in the lastquarter, held on to win by 2 goals . JimMcQueen, Doug Arnold and Dave Bland werethe Rovers' best, with John Brady, magnlfi-cent in defence, Lionel King, and Nigel Graystars for Blacks .
Ormond kicked 3 .5 to 0 .2 in the last quarteragainst Old Melburnians to win by 3 pointsand set a Club record with seven wins onend (this writer's first game for Ormond andhe still remembers O .M .'s full forward, BobChadwick, hitting the post with seconds togo. - N.C .R.) .
"Kia-Ora Sports Parade" was on at PrahranTown Hall on July 7 with Test captain LindsayHassett as one of the guests appearing onthe programme . Lindsay has also been achampion interstate amateur footballer in hisday .
BALL BRIEF S100 GAMES TO O .M. FULL-BACK
Rick Pisarski played his 100th game fo rthe Old Melburnians last week, Rickjoined the Club in 1974 and has playedevery game with the Firsts. The 'Pole' hasrepresented his State and last year gainedthe great honour of being selected to playwith the All Australian Team. Known forhis ability to mark anything that comes hisway and a prodigous kick, the 'Pole' Isalso known to have a wager or two - afew happy people can vouch for that . Heis a very popular member of the Club andwe all congratulate him on achieving thishonour .
Geoff Frankish has now played 50 gamesfor Caulfield Grammarians and all at theClub congratulate him on having reachedthis first milestone . Coming to us fromSydney three seasons ago, he soon forcedhis way into the Reserves as a utility player;finally settling down this season at Centre-half-back . Geoff is a solidly built, determined,straight ahead footballer with a generallysafe pair of hands and this style of playhas on odd occasions earned for him gameswith the Seniors. His quiet friendly mannergoes down well with both team mates andmembers and for this reason alone we hopeto retain his services not only as a playerbut later on as a potential Office Bearer ofthe Club .
All at Old Carey congratulate Mick Rooneyon playing his 50th game last week. Mickhas shown his legs are young and his goalkicking as good as ever . Keep up the goodwork and go flat out for your 100th, Mick.
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 24, 1980
LAST W EEK'S RES U L1°SA SECTIO N
St . Gcrnard's O.C . .1 .1 5.5 11 .7 14.10 - 94
Dc La Salle O.C . 0 .6 3.8 5.10 8.12 - 60
5T . BERNARD'S : McAllister 3, Aughton 2 ,()'l3rien 2, Ross 2, Whelan 2, Dalmau,~adzielski, McGuire. BEST: Wade, Angel,palniau, Davis, Pearson, Grbac.
DE LA SALLE: Simpson 4, Calley, 2,
7 rphy, Dunn . BEST: M. Greene, Bourke,~ (.eefe, Murphy, McHenry, McDonnell .
Univ. Blacks 2.4 8.8 13 .17 20 .19-139
North Old Boys 5 .5 8.7 10.8 13 .12 - 9 0
7, R .Lj `iIVERSITY BLACKS: ~Cordnerle2wel
S Llewellyn Costello1'errett 2, Fyffe 2,
E. Cordner, S. Gill, Whitelaw, Christie .BEST: C. Cordner . S. Costello, Curtis,Llrwellyn, Christie, G . Pattinson .
`:ORTH OLD BOYS : Jordan 4, Dillon 2,Brown 2, Griffin 2, Donato 2, Borcich . BEST:Griffin, Brown, Kelly, G. Carroll, S . Maguire,maone .
Marcellin O .C. 2.7 7.12 11 .15 17.15-117
Ormond 7.1 7.4 10.6 11.7 - 7 3
MARCELLIN: Butler 5, P . Cullinan 4, T .V oisio 2, Price, Denning, P . Dillon, A . Cul-linan, O'Callaghan, Jones . BEST : Crimmins, F .Aloisio, Reghenzani, Butler, R. Frazer, A .Cullinan .
ORMOND : Pearce 3, Boehm 2, McCooke,Parisi, Bradley, Russell, Buckley, Rennick .BEST : Corben, Ellison, Parisi, Pearce, Brad-ley, Fitts.
Univ. Blues 6 .7 10.9 16.12 24,18-162
Ivanhoe 3.3 8.4 11.7 13.8 - 8 6
UNIVERSITY BLUES : Sleeman 5, Tyquin4, Bedford 2, Wilson 2, Kauffman 2, Loader,Wood, Davies, S . McDonald . BEST: Holt,Wood, Yea, Davies, Adams, Orton .
IVANHOE: Bye 2, Globin 2, Balcombe 2,Lalor 2, Gittons 2, O'Brien, Simpson, Morcom .BEST: Baker, Lalor, O'Brien, Lotan, Bal-combe, Simpson .
B SECTIONCollegians 2.4 7.6 11 .7 18.9 - 117
Monash Blues 2.2 5.3 10 .9 13 .11 - 89
COLLEGIANS : Baum 5, Bennett 4, Par-sons 2, Wagstaff 2, Williams 2, Hibbins, Hoyle,Warner . BEST: Woodfull, Dalslllie, Baum,Etherington, Bennett, Warner.
MONASH BLUES : O'Donnell 4, Gillritti 2,Rodgers 2, Connop 2, Tunbridge, Grogin,Moore. BEST: Taylor, McKenzie, Anderson,Sest, Tunbridge, O'Donnell.
Kew 4.4 10.12 15.14 18 .22-130
Old Paradians 2.1 2.1 7.5 10.10 - 7 0
KEW: Peric 3, Busuttil 3, R . Zerbi 2, Bur-den 2, Berry 2, B . Smith, Varney, Jackamos,Fletcher . BEST: Seakins, Blay, B. Smith, D .Zerbi, Walker, Rowlands .
OLD PARADIANS : McGough 4, N. Hughes3, Assetta, Love, Madden. BEST : C. Hughes,Morelli, Symes, McGough, Assetta, D .McCormack .
Caulfield Gram. 3.3 6.4 9.7 12.8 - 80
Parkside 0.4 2.9 2.10 7.11 - 5 3
CAULFIELD GRAMM. : D. Matthews 3,Watson 2, Fletcher 2, Cooney 2, Ponsford,Kanis, White . BEST: Watson, Bird, Fish,Ponsford, Kanis, Clark .
PARKSIDE: Evans 3, M . Ware, Milinkovic,Bastow, Girdwood. BEST: K. Howell, B .Jones, R . Clarke, Girdwood, Evans, S . Wil-son .
St. Kilda C .B .O.C . 6.2 7.5 12.9 14.11 - 95
Fawkner 2.3 2.12 3.16 6.19 - 5 5
ST. KILDA C .B.O .C . : Collins 3, Jennings3, Slattery 2, Smith 2, Dynon, Hinrichs, B .Jones, Kellaway . BEST : Crottie, Slatery, Gil-ton, Jennings, Shipp, Dynon .
FAWKNER: M. Allen 3, Chard, Young,Ward . BEST : Marantelli, P . Allen, S . Thomas,Ferguson, S . Allen, T. Kavanagh.
A .J .A.X. 3.3 8.7 14.9 17.20-122
Old Melburnians 3 .11 10.5 11.6 15.10-10 0
AJAX: Kaye 5, Lemish 4, Komesarook 2,Zemski, H . Ritterman, Rozen, S . Marks, M .Ritterman, Jankie . BEST : R. Marks, S. Marks,Kaye, Rosner, Zemski, De Winter .
OLD MELBURNIANS : I. Cordner 5, J . Free-man 4, Lester 2, Waddington 2, Burns 2 .BEST : Murray, Lester, J . Freeman, I . Cordner,Morphet, Mitchell .
Old Scotch Coll . 4.5 5 .6 9 .9 15.12-102
Old Xaverians 1.2 5.6 10.9 10.15 - 7 5
OLD SCOTCH : Meadows, 4, Chiron 2, Cox2, P . Drummond 2, Duke, Kiel, Marx, Morgan,Tallent . BEST : Marx, Chiron, Duke, Tallent,Kiel, R . Drummond .
OLD XAVERIANS: Curtain 3, Callil 2,Vale 2, Brimacombe, Blake, Adgemis . BEST :Sierakowski, Noonan, Carmody, Browne.
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Bulleen-T'stowe 8 .4 13.7 15.11 18 .15-123
Old Cam'well Gr. 2.7 3.10 4 .12 6 .12 - 48
BULLEEN-T'STOWE: Clark 4, Chard 4,Murphy 3, Quaife 2, Fitt, Bird, Hooper, Miles.Bond, Devere . BEST : Murphy, Miles, Dozzi,Fitt, Clark, McCoy .
OLD CAMBERWELL: Lopt, Inkster, J .Steven, Warner, Webster, G . Buchanan . BEST :Horton, McDonell, Steven, Hewitt, Humann,Triste .
St . Kevin's O .B. 3.4 5.8 9.12 11 .17 - 83
Old Trinity Gr. 3.6 5.11 7.13 8 .15 - 6 3
ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Pattison 3,Brennan 2, Hannan 2, T. Griffin, M. McKaige,P . Lewin, B . Campbell . BEST: C. Nettlefold,Mullen, Fanning, Olle, Hannan, McKaige.
OLD TRINITY GRAM . : Neish 3, Kirk-bride, Fowler, Bolton, Outen, D . Birrell . BEST :Bunting, Fowler, Mercer, Emerson, Walters,N. Beer .
M .H .S . Old Boys 4.3 7.5 12.11 17 .12-114Old Haileyburians 1 .2 5.8 8.11 12 .15 - 87
M .H .S . OLD BOYS : Flegeltaub 4, Falconer3, Taylor 2, Jones 2, Evans 2, MeLardie 2,Morrison, Peatling. BEST: Boling, Falconer,Taylor, Kovits, Peatling, Flegeltaub.
OLD HAILEYBURNIANS : Schmidt 5, M.Houston, 3, Hodge, Thomas, Sincock, New-ton . BEST: Chambers, Constable, Gerny,Hoskin, Schmidt, Thomas.
Old Brighton Gr. 4.7 13.10 18.14 23 .17-155
Coburg 2.2 4-4 7.4 9.9 - 6 3
OLD BRIGHTON: GRAM. : Priestley 10,McClure 4, King 2, Sheppard 2, Tate 2,Beddoe, Nicholson, Shepherd . BEST: Jones,Priestley, Shepherd, Gedye, Leske, Sheppard .
COBURG : G. Green 2, Purcell 2, KGeorgiou, 2, Neudert, Cotter, J . Taylor
.
.BEST : Royal, Wood, G . Green, O'Brian, K.Georgiou, McPhee .
Hampton Rovers 2 .3 7.8 11 .9 18.12-120Geelong 3.3 6.3 8.8 8.9 - 5 7
HAMPTON ROVERS : Spurrell 4, McPher-son 3, Cooper 2, Malone 2, Cantlon 2, Naumoff,Tregear, Kelly . Semmell, Huckett . BEST :English, Rowston, Malone, McPherson, Tregear,Marshall .
GEELONG: Mulligan 4, Johnston 2, Forbes,P . Cramp. BEST: McMahon, Bell, Taylor,Johnston, Mulligan, Hardiman .
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D SECTIO NOld Ivanhoe Gr. 17.13-115Beverley Hills 8,14 - 62
OLD IVANHOE GRAM. : McLean 6, Ge e4, Gibbs 2, McDonald 2, Swain, J. Stevens,Heeringa. BEST: Harvey, Gee, McLeanWonder, J . Stevens, Swain .
BEVERLEY HILLS: Egan 2, FisherHands 2, Gray, Reece . BEST : Jensen, Halinan .Lilly, Van Linen, Hands, T. Holly.
Power House 4.7 7.8 13.11 16 .14-110A.M .P. Society 2.1 6.2 9.4 12 .7 - 79
POWER HOUSE : R. Demir 4, Sarosi 3Thompson 3, Holt 2, D. Demir, Russell, Spittal;Ellis. BEST : D . Demir, Sideras, Harris, Den-son, R . Demir, O'Loughlin .
A .M.P. SOCIETY: I . Henderson 6, M . Tay-lor 2, Boyd, McLeod, Pottenger, Lamacchia.BEST : Morrison, Chatfield, Crotty, I . Hender-son, S . Withers .
State Bank 5.3 7.5 12.12 15.14-104
Heatherton 1 .1 6.8 10.10 15.13-10 3
STATE BANK : Maher 4, Guy 3, D . Ben-nett 3, Caldwell, A . Brennan, Jenkins, Tobin,Allport . BEST: Lenehan, Cloke, Wright, P .Brennan, A . Brennan, Seccos .
HEATHERTON : Hampton 4, Parkes 3,Cashion 2, Shoos 2, W. Christoforou, D .Christoforou, Hayes. BEST : Hayes, Hampton,Howells, Kenny, D . Christoforou, Miller .
Alphington 4.4 8.5 12.11 16 .12-108St. Bede's O .C. 3.2 8.5 9.6 14.10 - 94
ALPHINGTON: Gale 4, Holmes 3, Hock-ins 2, King 2, Nicol 2, Vallance 2, Grane,BEST : Vallance, Shearer, Gale, Skerry, Brad-ley, Nicol .
ST. BEDE'S O .C . : Ryan 5, Lucas 2, Cava-nough, A. Biacsi, Signoretti, Steinfort, Dunne,Collins, Elmore . BEST: Reinehr, Ryan, Boyce,Rocke, Lucas, Powell .
Old Carey Gr, 2.8 4.12 9.19 15 .23-113
Country Colleges 0.1 0.5 2.8 8.8 - 5 6
OLD CAREY GRAM. : Hearn 4, Sloan 4,Clark 3, Glenn, Portingale, Robertson, Smith .BEST: Blair, Clark, T. Hogan, Haines,Andrew, Weir.
COUNTRY COLLEGES : McAuliffe 3,Langley, Howard, J . Barlow, Hendrick, Kelly .BEST: Langley, S . Barlow, Holland, J. Power,Hagan, Fallon .
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E SECTIONElstcrnwlck 5 .5 9.10 15.14 19 .17 .131
St . Pius 4 .1 5.5 11 .7 16.7 - 103
t[t.3TERNWICK : Rigg 9, Convey 3, White
D . Jones, Sanley . BEST: Rosewarne ,
Farrington, D . Jones, Briston, Toohey .
1', PIUS : Duckworth 5, Skerry 3, D . Cast-' R1 Castles 2, Flanagan, G . Swainger, M .
i
C . Grech . BEST: Flanagan, Scan-Bourke, Daniel, Adamo, P . Gray .
A .N .Z. Bank 9.1 11 .2 12.7 14.12 - 96North Brunswick 5 .0 6.2 11 .5 13.8 - 86
i . y .Z . BANK : AK: O
'Lund Brien 3, Szeltz English
,ham%]Ic!°.aelides . BEST : All player contributed!
- ;t;RTH BRUNSWICK : Taylor 3, R. Payn er_ ;,mpbell 2, Davies, Strickland, Brekke,
1.irr~itt, Kerin. BEST: Costello, R . Payne,
i,n !or, D . Payne, Burrows, Kerin .
Mentone O .B. 8.7 11 .12 20 .18 20 .19-139Princes Hill 0 .1 7 .7 7.8 19 .13-127
',IENTONE OLD BOYS : Crowley 7, Heit-m :m 3, Jorgenson 3, King 2, Newman, Pring,%\ ilsen, O'Toole, Taylor . BEST: Crowley,Ol oole, Norton, Newman, King, Jamerson .
PRINCES HILL: J. R. Carroll 5, Hehir 5,Pustol 3, R J. Carroll 2, Bradley, Foote, Papa,Cotchin . BEST : R. J . Carroll, Cotchin, Pustol,I . R. Carroll, Cannon, Hehir .
Old Geelong 4.7 9.10 17.13 18 .17-125U .H .S. Old Boys 2 .1 5.5 7.6 7.11 - 53
OLD GEELONG: Butcher, 10, Geddes 3 ,Dawson 2 Brocksopp, Keillor, McDonald .BEST : Spiden, A . Perry, Mollard, Dawson,`,1'h :ttle, Butcher.
U.H .S. OLD BOYS: Chettle 3, Webster 2,Gilboy, Swain. BEST: Boag, Korpetutuncu,P :ae, Gilboy, Coldwell, Bain .
La Trobe Univ. 3.5 9.8 16.12 18.13-121Thornbury 4.2 7.5 7.6 13 .13 - 91
LATROBE UNIV . : Gilson 5, Griffiths 4,Allitt 3, Manly 2, Stephens, Condon, Sheehan,Fleath. BEST: unbridge, Griffiths, Condon,C4ilson, Martin, Nelson .
THORNBURY : R . Smith 4, Staff 2, Otto 2,Greenwood, Burrows, M. Flanagan, Hayman,Wilson . BEST : M . Flanagan, R . Dymond, Staff,Hayman, Greenwood, R. Smith.
West Brunswick 3 .3 6.7 10.10 14 .14 - 98Bulleen United 1 .1 2.3 5.6 10.7 - 6 7
WEST BRUNSWICK : Dell 4, Beechley 2,P . Palmer 2, Letham, McGrath, McNamara,lucy, Prior, Burton . BEST : Beechley, Brock-well, Dell, Heenau, Leatham, Prior .
BULLEEN UNITED : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.
F SECTIO NUniv. Reds. 0.3 4.6 9.8 15 .10-100Brunswick 2.2 4.2 8.4 11 .7 - 73
UNIVERSITY REDS : Campbell 5, O'Brien 4,Pitson 3, Young, Smale, Thomas. BEST :Anderson, Campbell, Hosking, Smale, Pitson,O'Keefe .
BRUNSWICK : Jones 4, G. Dean 2, Hutchi-son 2, Hammond, Hancock, Quigley . BEST :Bugden, Wilson, Fagan, Lyons, Sheehan,Owens .
St. John's O .C. 1.1 11 .5 13.9 17 .18-120
Clayton 5.4 6.7 16.8 17.11-113ST. JOHN'S O.C.: Goal-kickers, Best Play-
ers not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .
CLAYTON : O'Donoghue 3, Crossley 3,McGowan 3, Brierley 3, Slink, Drummond,Jennings, Caygill, Templar . BEST: Jennings,Drummond, Begent, Caygill, McGowan, Giro-lami.
C'wealth Bank 6 .7 10 .12 18.21 25 .25-175Monash Whites 0 .2 1 .2 2.2 3.3 - 21
C'WEALTH BANK : Burke 3, Dunk-ley 3 ,Greig 3, Lescai 2, D . Thomas 2, Ashen,Howell, McNamee . BEST : Dunkley, D . Tho-mas, IvlcNamee, Jewell, Henry, Burk .
MONASH WHITES : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .
Peninsula O .B. 4.2 9.5 16 .6 23 .11-149Footscray I .T.O.B . 2.3 6.3 11 .7 12 .8 - 80
PENINSULA OLD BOYS: Sayers 7, R.Hulls 3, Parker 3, Wiltshire 3, McWilliams 2,Estorffe, Griffiths, Wright, B. Sullivan . BEST :Horne, R . Hulls, Estorffe, B . Sullivan, Bed-ford, Sayers.
FOOTSCRAY I.T. : Miller 4, Xlidomitis 2,Matthews 2, Carr 2, Absalom, Murrell . BEST :Englefield, T . Baird, S. Baird, Miller, Absalom,Carr .
Therry C .C .O .B. 4.5 14 .6 19 .8 23 .10-148Banyule 4.3 6.4 9.6 16 .10-106
THERRY C.C. : Taylor 8, Guy 4, O'Sullivan3, Murcutt 2, Boden 2, Ryan, Doyle, Nolan .BEST : White, Winstanley, Taylor, O'Sullivan,Boden, McIntyre.
BANYULE: Legge 3, G. Hobba 3, M .Westcott 3, Foster 2, Knell 2, Barden, C .Anketell, Luby. BEST: C . Anketell, Urquhart,Luby, Hcdkinson, Knell, G . Hobba.
Thomastown 9 .5 12 .11 21 .14 27.17-179Coolaroo Rovers 3 .2 9.8 12.12 16.13-109
THOMASTOWN: Pace 6, Czerny 6, K .Vaselevski 3, Liendl 2, Boumbis 2, Phillips 2,Paulka, Buffham, Turco, Gleeson, Harisiou,Karafilis . BEST: Dao, Harisiou, Liendl, Glee-son, K. Vaselevski, Phillips.
COOLAROO ROVERS : C . Christodoulou 4,S . Crowley 4, M. Christodoulou 3, Barlow 2,Barrett, Campbell, Baron . BEST: Barlow,Fuhrmeister, West, S . Lillis, Barrett, C . Christo-doulou .
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De La Salle O .C. 4.8 4.10 9.23 9 .25 - 79St . Bernard's O .C. 0 .2 5.4 7.4 10 .11 - 71
DE LA SALLE O.C. : McCormack 3 ,Lenehan 2, Carter 2, Cooke, Beddoe . BEST :Hellard, Sykes, McCormack, Ladson, Hogan,Williams .
ST. BERNARD'S C.B.O.C. : Bennett 2,Towers 2, Roberts 2, Mahoney 2, Hannaberry,Rooney . BEST : Langwell, Bennett, Peter Hogan,Burgin, Mahoney, Foulds.
North Old Boys 6.7 13 .10 21 .13 22 .19-151Univ . Blacks 0.1 0.1 0.1 3.2 - 20
NORTH OLD BOYS: Sutherland 6, Curley5, Butera 3, O'Connor 2, P . Jordan 2, Cher-bakof, P . Carroll, Wilson, Bevanda . BEST :Cherbakof, O'Connor, Butera, McIntyre, P .Jordan, Curley .
UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Booth, Belfield,Allanson . BEST: Belfield, Allanson, Booth,Murdoch, McDonald, Cameron .
Ormond 5.4 7.6 9.6 10 .9 - 69Marcellin O .C . 1 .1 7.2 9.2 10.5 - 65
ORMOND : Roach 3, Kuramoto 2, Brads-haw 2, Beard, Herkess, Stormont . BEST :Hamley, Tonkin, Bradshaw, Kowlowski, Beard,Keane .
MARCELLIN O .C . : Grounds 4, Walsh, JoeAloisio, Anderson, J . O . Gregory, B . Crim-mins. BEST: J. O. Gregory, Cooney, JoeAloisio, O'Loughlin, Bracher, Kepitis.
Ivanhoe 0.8 3.17 3.18 7.21 - 63Univ. Blues 3 .4 3.4 4.6 4.10 - 34
IVANHOE : Williamson 2, Watts 2, Mitchell2, Cowan. BEST: Docherty, Watts, Clough,McDonald, Woolfe, Williams .
UNIVERSITY BLUES : Hill,son, Patterson, BEST: Davine,Scales, Russell, Torney .
Russell , Nel-Hill, Fowler,
Old Paradians 2 .2 7 .7 11.9 15 .11-101Kew 4.0 6.1 8.3 10.3 - 63
OLD PARADIANS : Dynes 4, Gillberg ,Neeson 2,Reichelt 2, J. Ryan 2, Leonard, lyl
;Ryan, Wilson . BEST: J. Ryan, Di PaoloDynes, Gillberg, Neeson, Allen .
KEW : Spyropoulos 3, Woodhouse 2, Stan-ley 2, Con3tanzo, P . Salerno, G. McCollBEST : G. McColl, Stanley, Woodhouse, p.Salerno, Fekete, Eames .
Parkside 3.3 6.4 9,8 11-10-76Caulfield Gram . 2.9 2.11 3.13 4.13 - 3 7
PARKSIDE : Ridd 2, Sweeney 2, Cleesman 2Plain 2, Driscoll, Dyson, Zarelia . BEST : Dailson, Blackney, Humphrey, Maiolo, Cleesman,Chesters .
CAULFIELD GRAM.: Fielden, Aschhoff,Tamblyn, Briner. BEST: F . Fletcher, Felsen-thal, Frankish, Everitt, Gerrand, Goold .
St . Kilda C .B .O .C . 1 .0 4.6 6.7 9 .8 - 62Fawkner 2.4 2.4 3.10 7 .10 - 52
ST. KILDA C.B .C .O.B . : Powell 3, Salter 2 ,J . O'Connell 2, Kay, Long . BEST : Powell,Gilmour, Salter, Hammam Dalrymple, Kay .
FAWKNER : Ryan 3, Hubbard 2, Profenna ,A . Trapani . BEST: Dehenin, Profenna, M .Stapleton, Burke, Benich, Ryan .
Old Scotch Coil. 10.4 - 64Old Xaverians 9.7 - 61
OLD SCOTII COLL. : Trevascus 3, McLella n2, Christie, P . Hays, Merigan, Reeves, Sizer,BEST : Sizer, Doupe, Letts, McLellan, Swan-son, Welch .
OLD XAVERIANS : G . Sholly 4, Vlahos 2,Lovelock, J. Tiernan, P . Lachal . BEST: G.Sholly, P . Lachal, Fanning, Lombard .
C RESERVE SECTIO NBulleen-T'stowe 1 .2 6.3 8.7 14.9 - 93Old Cam'well Gr. 2.3 2.3 2.8 3.11 - 29
BULLEEN-T'STOWE : C. Sheridan 3, Walker2, Stannard 2, Burton, Piam, Morgan, I.Walton, Crowe, J . Tenace, Weedman . BEST :G . Walton, Weedman, Stannard, Pimm, Mer-rett, L. Tenace .OLD CAMBERWELL GRAM, : R . Ellis, Coe,Williams . BEST: Williams, Hanson, Mean,Amos, Macaulay, Potter .
Old Trinity Gr. 8,11 - 59St. Kevin's O.B. 4.11 - 35
OLD TRINITY GRAM. : Macpherson 3 ,Cumming 2, Thornton, Cooke, Hutchesson .BEST: Watsford, Stockdale, Hutchesson, Mac-pherson, Cumming, Lumsden.
ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Crawford 2,Arnold . Hart. BEST: Arnold, Fitzpatrick,, N .Jolly, A. Tsindos, Hart, Gaven.
Old Melburnians 10 .18 - 78A.J .A .X. 5.9 - 39
OLD MELBURNIANS : Baldwin 3, Urquhart3, Ambrose 2, Kenyon, Woodbridge . BEST :Maughan, Kenyon, Shaw, Michelmore, John-son .
A.J .A.X. : Kausman 2, P . Dewinter 2, Ivany .BEST: Wiener, Ivany, Davis, Aarons, Klapish,Adler.
B RESERVE SECTIO NCollegians 6 .4 8.8 12.9 12 .10 - 82Monash Blues 2 .3 6.7 6.10 10 .14 - 74
COLLEGIANS : Chosich 4, P . Mold 2, Dodd ,Emmett, Godwin, L. Rowlands, Sanguinetti,Teale. BEST: Sanguinetti, Chosich, Naylor,Mellor, Andrianakis, Scott.
MONASH BLUES : Curtin 3, Shaw 2, Han-ion, Coldham, Farnsworth, Edwards, Giles .BEST : Shaw, Ellis, Deighton, Crampton, Steart,Curtin .
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Last Week's Results - Continuedold H , ileYburians 3 .2 8.7 12.9 13 .11 - 89
M .H .S. Old Boys 2 .2 6.8 8.9 11 .9 - 7 5
pll) IL+SII,EYBURIANS : Noske 5, Wil-
%j(uc1u . BEST : Bannon~Bonwick, McLennan,~M)u,cns, Noske, Witts.
OLD BOYS : Orchard 3, Lanyon 2,Courtney, Morrow, Sergi, Morgan .
i3(_,f : I-[utton, Courtney, Lanyon, Hallett,
~ret . Nalpantidis .
old Brighton Gr. 3.5 8.7 11 .11 15 .12-102
Coburg 0.0 1 .4 1 .6 4.10 - 34'
OLD BRIGHTON GRAM.: Judd 4, Dick 3 ,iac^_r 3, Draper 2, Hunt, 2, Mullett. BEST :
I : milton, Templeton, Plush, Hunt, Judd, Tapp .
COBURG: Beattie, Mammone, O'Carrol,ticmce . BEST: Woods, Richardson, Beattie,l3amilton, Kilwer, Hughes .
Gcclong 4.4 5.9 8.12 12.12 - 84Hampton Rovers 0 .3 1 .5 3.8 4.9 - 33
GEELONG: Lowcock 5, Mills 2, Faturous 2,1-l ::rwood, Pearce, Houghton . BEST: Frewin,C :,ol :son, Cartledge, Poulton, Harwood, S.C, .Imp.
*r+N1PTON ROVERS : Gleich 2, Kelly ,C :: :pbell . BEST: Jackson, Grimmer, Earle,
Roulent, A . Martin .
St . Bede's O.C. 1 .3 4.5 5.7 6.9 - 45Alphington 1 .3 2.5 2.5 5.6 - 36
ST . BEDE'S O .C. : Holland, Ansaldi, Lude-man, Turner, Rix, Martin Bolger . BEST: Nolan,Ayre, McMaster, Ludeman, Turner, Negri.
ALPHINGTON : Coleman, Fleming, Howard,Matton, Storey . BEST: Hale, Storey, Matton,Irwin, Carlini, Sirianni .
Old Carey Gr. 2.5 2.8 4.13 6.16 - 52Country Colleges 0 .0 1.3 2.3 2.3 - 1 5
OLD CAREY GRAM . : Gomer 3, Goode,Petty, Pryor. BEST: Mill, Goode, Simms,Morgan, Ramsay, Rooney .
COUNTRY COLLEGES : Camm, Murphy.BEST : P . Mullen, Milford, Cenedese, Traynor,Uebergang, McGuane.
E RESERVE SECTIONSt . Pius 12.19-91Elsternwick 6.10 - 46
ST. PIUS : Dwyer 3, O'Sullivan, 2, Whelan2, McKay, Cresci, J . Gray, Erwin, P . French .
EST : Erwin, Jensen, Whelan, Norton, P .French, Dwyer .
ELSTERNWICK: Muha 2, Hick's, Thoma-son, Carrol, Dunne. BEST: Hick's, Dunne,Carrol .
D RESERVE SECTIONBeverley Hills 12 .9 - 81old Ivanhoe Gr. 8.6 - 54
LEVERLEY HILLS : O'Loughlin 5, Cain 3 ,i_ . 14olly, Rice, Vaughan . BEST : Cain, Gregory,Chambers, R . Nicholson, P. Nicholson, Berkley .
OLD IVANHOE GRAM. : Goldin 2, Ben-rett 2, Rantino, P . Haug, Dowling, A . Haug.REST : G . Stevens, A. Smith, Bennett, Blizzard,Ramiro, A . Haug .
A .M .P . Society 3 .2 6.7 8.11 12 .13 - 85Power House 3 .2 4.5 5.6 6.11 - 47
A.M.P . SOCIETY : O'Rourke 4, Joseph 2 ,Ciavaralla 2, D . Henderson, Walsh, Murphy,Oliver. BEST Joseph, Raditsis, Symons,O'Rourke, Marais, Batten .
POWER HOUSE: Goalkickers not supplied .BEST: Shewan, Barclay, Lavale, Snyders, Fitz-simmons, Dusting.
Heatherton 1.0 6.5 8.8 16.9 - 105State Bank 4.0 5.3 5.7 5.8 - 38
IIEATHERTON: Rowswell 7, Kenny 3, Hop-kins 3, Matheson, Noble, Easey . BEST: Rows-well, Hopkins, Easey, Sawyer, Elliott, Atkinson .
STATE BANK: Scott, Pitts Breheney, Short,Hayes . BEST Hayes, Ferguson, Favier,McGowan, Ryan, Egan.
North Brunswick 4.7 11 .11 13 .11 17 .18-120A .N .Z . Bank 0.1 0.2 3.6 5.6 - 36
NORTH BRUNSWICK: Bloomfield 4, P .Scullin 3, Carter 2, Dowsett 2, Ricketts 2,Pepi . BEST: Bloomfield, Holdsworth, Carter,P . Scullin, Ricketts, Jewson .
A .N.Z. BANK : Fraser 3, Borger, Trewhella .BEST : Brain, Cluning, Harper, Hogan, Mor-rison, Trewhella .
Mentone O .B. 4.1 8.4 11 .6 13 .7 - 85Princes Hill 1.3 3.4 4 .5 9,10 - 64
MENTONE OLD BOYS: Vines 3, Speers 2,D . Durack 2, O'Calligan, C . Ericksen, Demp-sey, Clarke, Osborn . BEST: Clarke, Speers,Ferrari, Vines, R. Ericksen, Tuck.
PRINCES HILL: Cotchin 4, Bickford 4,Derain BEST : Cotchin, Horner, Demir, Parkin-son, Williams, Johns.
Old Geelong 5 .5 12 .9 15 .12 17.17-119U .H .S . Old Boys 2 .3 4.4 7.6 7.7 - 49
OLD GEELONG: J . Anderson 4, C. Perry3, R . Brooks 3, Manton 2, Jonas 2, S . Ander-son, Fraser, Baillieu . BEST: Ogilvie, J . Ander-son, S . Anderson, Jonas, Baillieu, Brooks .
U,"r-I.S . OLD BOYS : Butson, Toleman, Larre,McMillian,, Soliman, A . Bell, Carlyle. BEST :Carlyle, Toleman, Boyce, McMillian, A . Bell,
Larre .
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Last Week's Results - Continuec 3La Trobe Univ. 0.1 3.4 6.7 9.12 - 66
Thornbury 1 .2 2.2 3.5 3.5 - 2 3
LATROBE UNIV. : Edwards 3, Camarcho 2,Hughes 2, Sexton, Hooper . BEST: I. Sutherland,Stoneman, Hooper, Sparrow, Peak, Camarcho .
TIIORNBURY: McMahon, P . O'Meara, Par-sons. BEST : P. Mollica, McMahon, P . O'Meara,Peterson, Catterall, C . Davis .
West Brunswick 3.3 4.5 5.6 9.7 - 61Bulleen United 1 .0 2.1 3.2 4.3 - 27
WEST BRUNSWICK: Condon 5, Don-nellan, Wetherall, Vazquez, Nuttall. BEST :Beaumont, Ata, Condon, D. Lampard, I. Pal-mer, Wetherall .
BULLEEN UNITED: Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .
F RESERVE SECTIO NUniv. Reds 4.9 5.11 7.12 9 .17 - 71Brunswick 2.1 4.1 6.2 9.3 - 57
UNIVERSITY REDS : Hansen 2, Weston 2,Kanaris, Elliot, Johnson, Hendy, Johansen.BEST : Cahir, Hansen, P. Thomson, Johansen,Elliot, McNamara .
BRUNSWICK: R. Dean 2, M. Egan 2,Lewis 2, Munro, Ogilvie, Yammouni . BEST: M
.Egan, Minahan, Dulevskis, Wise, Lewis,Hackett .
Clayton 2.3 5.5 9.5 11 .7 - 73St. John's O .C. 0.2 0.2 0.3 1 .3 - 9
CLAYTON: Westaway 4, Phillips 3, Black2, Burgess, Truscott. BEST: Black, Westaway,De Reus, Adams, Truscott, Arnot .
ST. JOHN'S O .C. : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line- first post Monday.
C'wealth Bank 4 .1 7.4 12 .13 16.15-111Monash Whites 2 .1 3.3 3.3 3.3 - 21
C'WEALTH BANK : W. McCrimmon 6 ,Benham 5, P. Barclay 5, G . Johnston 4, Ellis4, G . Matfiin . BEST: I . McCrimmon, Benham,Ellis, O'Keefe, G. Matfin, P . Barclay.
MONASH WHTES : Goal-kickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .
Footscray I .T.O .B . 2.1 6.2 7.3 7.10 - 52
Peninsula O.B. 3.5 4.11 5.14 5 .17 - 47
FOOTSCRAY LT. : G . Kelly 2, E . Smith 2,Callen, Daglish, Taylor. BEST: McManus,Tassos, G . Kelly, E . Smith, Taylor, Morley.
PENINSULA O.B. : Goal-kickers, Best Play-ers not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .
Therry C .C.O.B. 5.2 11.5 15,6 22,16-148Banyule 0 10 0,3 1,7 2.8 - 20
THERRY C .C . : Crossilla 4, Stewart 3T. Ryan 2, Christofis 2, Perham 2, Bonello 2',Grant 2, Murphy, Erdman, Beckley, Godfrey;Lynn . BEST : Stewart, Bonello, Johnston, RyanCrossilla, Godfrey .
BANYULE: Paul 2 . BEST: Allen, BarryW. Attard, Paul, G . Prowd, Herbestreat .
Thomastown 1 .3 5.6 5.6 9.10 - 64Coolaroo Rovers 0.0 3.4 5.11 5 .12-42
THOMASTOWN: Tait 2, Stephenson IHarrison 2, P. Medwin, Ziarcas, Agosta. BEST ;Stephenson, Filipou, Bourke, Cabal, Reddin,Hammond .
COOLAROO ROVERS : Sawyer 3, FlowerN . Muir . BEST: Sawyer, M . Lillis, Stokes, B,,McCormack, J . Smith, Kennedy.
JUNIOR SECTION ON ESt . Bernard's ( A) 3.4 6.12 9.23 17.23-125Ormond 1 .3 1.3 1.6 2.12 - 24
ST. BERNARD'S (A) : Spencer 5, House 3 ,Kennelly 2, O'Kane, Bertuna, Hannah, Saundry,Coverdale, Paul Hogan, Doran. BEST: O'Con-nell, Hannah, D . Hogan, House, Menzies,Kennelly.
ORMOND : McAsey, McGowan. BEST :McAsey, R . Singleton, R . Hemming, K . Short,McCarthy, J. Mitchell .
Coburg 7.3 7.4 10.8 14 .8 - 92Ivanhoe 1.1 5.7 9.8 13 .10 - 88
COBURG : Shepheard 6, Morison 2, Wall-meyer 2, D. Hackney, Holburt, Holloway, M.Graziosi . BEST: Holburt, Laurie, Cugley, Lip-pelt, Holloway, Wallmeyer .
IVANHOE : Dobson 6, Leighton 3, Jones 2,Simpson, Collinson . BEST : Knorr, Good, Lynn,Miles, Dobson, Leighton .
De La Salle O.C . 4 .3 8.5 8.11 9.14 - 68Old Haileyburians 2.3 5.4 6.7 7.10 - 52
DE LA SALLE O .C . : Fogarty 6, Pelissier,Halloran, Coburn . BEST: Malone, Casalaz,Hogan, Fogarty, Regan, Cole .
OLD HAILEYBURIANS: Robertson 2,Carson, Goldstraw, Strahan, Miller, Dann .BEST: Goldstraw, Knight, Kingston, Masters,Miller Steadman .
Melbourne Univ . 9 .6 14 .13 22 .22 23 .32-170Kew 1.1 7.2 9.2 12.4 - 76
MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY: Beenie 5,Pattinson 4, Costello 3, Walford 3, Kennett 2,Crosby 2, Impey 2, Thompson, Corrigan .BEST : Walford, Pattinson, Thompson, Reid,Impey, Coker.
KEW : Wilson 3, Vizas 2, Varney 2, Shalluey2, King, Dethomasis, Giovanakis. BEST :McColl . Okalyi, Dethomasis, Shalluey, Mona-han, Marguccio .
Last Week's Results - Continue dNorth old Boys 8,3 16 .10 22.11 28,15-183
H am pton , Rovers 7 .4 9.6 15.9 16.11-10 7
NORTH OLD BOYS : O'Rourke 5, P . SabatoFurnbull 4, Lynch 3, Youngs 3, Cedaro 3,
j ;n,nuan 2, Mollox 2, Hibbert. BEST: Butler,p Sabato, O'Rourke, Molloy, Turnbull,
Castorina •HAMPTON ROVERS : Bisset 6, Ashkar 4,
13crridge 2, Flarve 2, Kelly, Stewart . BEST:]1ughes, Earle, Bisset, Capp, Kelly, Ashkar .
JUNIOR SECTION TWOMonash Blues 2.8 4.10 7 .11 9 .16 - 70
M.H .S. Old Boys 3.3 5.7 6.9 9.10 - 64
MONASH BLUES : Goal-kickers, Bes tPlayers not received, or received after copy
, :cad-line - first post Monday .
M.H.S . OLD BOYS: Burke 3, Verma 3,Todd, James, Goodie . BEST: McMahon, Wil-son, Todd, Karamovizos, Brown, Verma.
Fawkner 6.6 12 .16 16 .22 24 .23-167Marcellin O.C. 3.4 5.7 8.9 14.12 - 9 6
FAWKNER: Colliver 5, Dear 4, Antoci 3,Sollmer 2, Barrett 2, Booth 2, Brian Smith,Brent Smith, Makin, Cheesman, Markby, T.Scott . BEST: R. Kavanagh, Cropley, Col-liver, Antoci, Dear, Roberts .
MARCELLIN O.C.: Rosier 5, Bretherton 3,Simpson 2, Shinn 2, H . Toomey 2 . BEST:Carroll, H . Toomey, Rosier, Bretherton,Donegan .
Bulleen-T'stowe 24.21-165West Brunswick 1 .3 - 9
BULLEEN-T'STOWE: Nash 7, Parsons 4,Lawlor 3, Sexton 3, P. Chadwick 2, Hatton 2,Farley, Ritchie, Sheehan. BEST: P. Chadwick,De Gold ;, Turner, Farley.
WEST BRUNSWICK : Fyffe . BEST : Fyffe,Wilkie, Buckley, Daish, Anderson, Millin .
Therry C.C .O .B . 4.1 8.4 10 .6 16 .12-108Old Paradians 3 .3 4.5 7.6 8.8 - 5 6
THERRY C .C. : Jewell 7, Magee 4, Burgen 3,Lyons, O'Sullivan. BEST : Biddlestone, O'Con-nor, Jewell, M. J . Galea, Weir, Egan .
OLD PARADIANS : Backway 3, Watson,Rodrigues, Luchatta, Breeding, J . Flynn . BEST :Watson, Pat Exton, Boffa, Backway, Luchetta,Wheeler .
Old Scotch Coll . 3.5 5.14 6.18 10.2S-8SCaulfield Gram. 5.3 5.6 7.6 8.7 - 5 5
OLD SCOTCH COLL . : Drummond 3,Arnold 2, G. Smith 2, Cole, Ellis, Craw .BEST : Crothers, Arnold, Strangward, Diggle,Marr, Drummond .
CAULFIELD GRAILS . : Wilson 2, S. Lauritz2, Tenik 2, Yoksich, B . Felsenthal . BEST :M. Lauritz, Yoksich, Tenik, Penfold, Wilson,Roseman .
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JUNIOR SECTION THRE EParkside 3.4 6.9 10 .12 16.16-112Heatherton 2.1 5.1 5.6 6.7 - 43
PARKSIDE: Atta 4, Heaver 3, Metcalf 2 ,Watson . BEST: Griffiths, Heaver, Franklin,Gocol 2, Franklin, D . Gard, T . Gard, Griffiths,Woodruff, Dyson, T. Gard.
HEATHERTON: Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday .
St. Kilda C.B .O.C . 4.2 5.6 9.9 10.15 - 75Old Brighton Gr. 3.0 5.5 7.7 9.11 - 6 5
ST. KILDA C .B .C .O .B . : Ballarin 3, Buckley2, Zaia, Lynch, Howard, Clinch, Forehan .BEST: Howard, Melkis, Farrell, Clinch, Capi-ron, Buckley .
OLD BRIGHTON GRAM . : Goetz 4,Stevens 2, Burnell, North, Wood . BEST:Jewell, Lover, Bolles, Hill, McLennan, Wood .
Old Ivanhoe Gr . 2.2 8.4 10.8 14.10 - 94St . Bernard's (B) 5.2 8.7 9.10 11 .12 - 7 8
OLD IVANHOE GRAIVI. : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .
ST. BERNARD'S (B) : Jamieson 3, Melia 2,Overman 2, Reilly 2, McCartland, Zoccali.BEST : Lane, Doolan, Melia, Overman, Attard,Scott .
Clayton 1 .3 4.4 8.15 9,16 - 70Power House 1 .2 2.6 5.8 9.10 - 64
CLAYTON: Vocouftsis 3, Murphy 2, Blair,Dacey, Dickson, Govic. BEST: Carroll, Govic,Murphy, Blair, Vocouftsis, Clarke.
POWER HOUSE: Osborne 3, Ambrose 2,Duspara, Collins, Stevenson, Hunt. BEST :Ambrose, Osborne, Gallagher, Trist, Duspara,Kyrikopolous .
Banyule 4.5 11.11 18.12 19 .14-128St. Kevin's O.B. 5.3 12.6 15.7 17.7 - 109
BANYULE: D . Attard 5, Power 3, Sabransky3, Sheargold 3, Doyle 2, Moorcroft, Moloney,Newton . BEST: Sabransky, D . Attard, S .Page, D. Mill, M . Fraumano, I . Lydiatte.
ST. KEVIN'S O .B . : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.
Thomastown 16,19-115St. Pius 9.17 - 7 1
THOMASTOWN: Heffer 4, Deltito 3,Prinzi, Wells . BEST: Pavera, Farchione, Flinn,Kernaghan 3, Flinn 2, A. Cook, Farchione,Petsinis, Wackett, Kernaghan .
ST. PIUS : Delaney 3, Best 2, Gleeson, Fox-well, S . Fields, Savage. BEST: Gleeson, Wray,
Cullen, Perryman, Savage, Catherine.
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