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B SECTIONFawkner v Old H'leyburiansOld Paradians v CollegiansOld Melburnians v ParksideCoburg v Monash BluesOld Trinity Gram. - Bye .

C SECTIONFiampton Rovers v KewSt . Kilda C.B .O.C. v Old Ivanhoe Or .Geelong v Old Carey Gr.Old Xaverians v A .J.A .X.Old Brighton Gr. v Alphingto n

D SECTIONState Bank v HeathertonU.H .S . Old Boys v M.H.S . Old BoysCountry Colleges v Old C'berwell Gr .West Brunswick v St . Kevin's O.B .Elsternwick v Power House

E SECTIONBeverley Hills v St . Bede's O.C .Brunswick v A .N .Z. BankButleen-T'stowe v Old GeelongA.M .P. Society v La Trobe BlacksNth . Brunswick v Old Mentonians

F SECTIONFootscray I .T . v ThornburyTherry C .C .O.B . v Univ. RedsC'wealth Bank v Clayton^-!ana<h Whites v Bulleerl UnitedN .,I_iunal Bank - Bye.

JUNIOR SECTION IOrmond v North O.B .Univ . Blues v Old Scotch Coll .Geelong v Hampton RoversIvanhoe v Univ . Black sSt . Bernard's O .C . v Monash Univ.

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A Dk ~` OF UPSST. aa F

OLD L R14IAN S SUi-REMEBy JAN HOWARD

Perhaps the best way to describe last week's round would be as a day foru,i sets. A look at the quarter-by-quarter scores breakdown also indicates that, forthe fi rst time, weather conditions played an important role at many grounds . Variable«inds and relatively high temperatures (for May) made accuracy difficult and testedthe stamina of many. It seems that some were, in fact, beginning to wilt by thecommencement of the final term .

One of the biggest upsets must havebeen the win by lowly St . Bernard'sover joint A Section leaders De LaSalle on the Malvern Collegians ownground. De La led by two goals athalf time, nine points at three-quartertime, but went down by eleven points,and so St . Bernard's slipped into fourthposition .

Marcellin led Caulfield Grammariansby eight points at the last change butcould only manage one goal one asagainst Caulfield's three goals eightin the last term - to see Caulfield scoreby eleven points and thereby record theirfirst win for the season . Unfortunatelyfor Marcellin they strike St. Bernard'sat Essendon today - a tough game fora team currently struggling to hold onto A Section .

Old Scotch and University Bluesrecorded solid wins over UniversityBlacks and Ivanhoe respectively. Scotch'sgreater winning margin, however, hasseen them take top spot away from theBlues for the first time. this season .

North Old Boys held Ormond atbay to open their account for 1978 .North began slowly and trailed Ormondat the short break, but took commandthereafter. Perhaps the unfortunateaccident involving Reserves player JohnMaguire provided a needed incentive towin at North . Apparently John has abadly broken leg and will be out offootball for some months . Commisera-tions John, and may you be back in thefray as soon as possible .

Old Melbournians were off to a flyingstart aaainst Collegians and led by fivegoals at quarter-time . In the secondterm Collegians came back and trailedby only seven points at the half-waypoint . The stage looked set for the closestruggle that had been anticipated . How-ever, Collegians were out-pointed fromthen on and Old Melburnians ran outeasy, five goal victors . The defeat seesO.M's as undisputed B Section leadersand Collegians "languishing" in fourthplace - on percentage .

Old Haileyburians, after their strongwin over Old Trinity Grammarians, havemoved into second position with Park-side - by virtue of the bye - areholding third .

Despite inaccurate kicking (or maybebecause of it), Monash Blues surviveda desperate last quarter bid by Old Para-dians and "hung-on" to win by twopoints (their own score for the quarter,in fact) .

Fawkner opened their account, andlifted themselves into seventh place withtheir big win over Coburg. Fawkner willbe looking forward to today's clash withCollegians . With Fawkner's renewedconfidence, the result may not be theforegone conclusion it seemed .

The other big match of the day willsee Old Haileyburians at home to OldMelburnians - another second versustop clash for the Section . Maybe thewilds of Keysborough will be Old Mel-burnians undoing - certainly conditionsdown there can be bleak !

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 13, 1978 Page 3

Editorial cont. -In C Section last week St . Kilda

C.B.C .O.C . summarily disposed of joint-leaders Alphington, whilst Old BrightonGrammarians won comfortably overHampton Rovers . As the saying goes- "And then there were two" . Todaysees these two pitted against each other,the battle-ground will be to OldBrighton's advantage and come fiveo'clock tonight : "Then there was one ."- It takes a braver person than I(notably Jim Fidge) to predict who the"one" will be :

A .J .A.X, in third spot on percentagefrom Alphington, after their win overOld Carey last week will be eager toconvert this break to one of four pointsplus percentage when the two "A's"meet at Albert Park today . EquallyAlphington will be looking to re-assertthemselves as a major force in theSection again, the Brothers Rittermanwill be keen to do well both for A .J .A .X .today and to enhance their chances ofgaining final Interstate selection .

Old Xaverians capitalized on a threepoint lead at three-quarter time to scoretheir first for the season - over Kew,whilst Geelong also notched their firstwin - defeating Old Ivanhore Gram-marians by fifteen points .

Major upsets occurred in D Sectionlast round, with previously undefeatedWest Brunswick and Old Camber-well Grammarians going down andU .H .S .O.B. scoring its first win - overPower House .

State Bank converted a five point"orange-break" lead into a ten-point vic-tory over Elsternwick, and now seethemselves in second position (on percent-age).

• The 1977 E Section Grand-Finalreplay saw the result duplicated . Afterleading by five points into the last term,West Brunswick could only manage twogoals to Heatherton's five . Thus Heather-ton again emerged victorious.

After leading by only two points athalf-time St. Kevin's ran all over OldCamberwell to record a sixty-two pointwin in one of the day's major upsets .This indicates' that perhaps St . Kevin'sat home on their open, Burnley ground

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may still be a force to be reckoned with .The Power House "machine" as i t

has been termed faultered again lastweek, and on its home ground. Univer-sity High came from behind at halftime to win by three points and thusrecord their first win. The question is- are U.H.S .O.B. better than at firstthough - or are Power . House not sogood? (A poser for Norm to deliberateon over the coming weeks . )

At Western Oval, in "blustery" con-ditions the inconsistent, but more accu-rate Country Colleges recorded theirsecond win - this time over M .H.S .O .B .Maybe Norm Nugent equates with LouRichards where Country Colleges areconcerned . - Today may tell .

Whilst both still undefeated St . Bede'shave manage to wrest top spot awayfrom Bulleen-Templestowe each scoredby nearly one hundred points last week- over A.M.P. Society and A.N.Z.Bank respectively.

Old Geelong's defeat of LatrobeBlacks has seen them consolidate theirplace at the top, behind Beverley Hillswho scored the upset of the day overNorth Brunswick and thereby relegatingNorth to ninth .

Old Mentonians won convincingly"the battle of the zero" against Bruns-wick and have moved into eighth place.

Commonwealth Bank were a mitedisappointing against Thornbury -scoring only one goal after the firstquarter .

Equally disappointing, since the firstround, have been Clayton, who wentdown, again, this time to UniversityReds .

Therry scored by ninety seven pointsover National Bank whilst honours forthe day went to Footscray who emergedvictorious by twenty goals .

North Old Boys and Old Scotch stillreign supreme in Junior One - afterMonash University removed UniversityBlues from joint lead . Ormond consoli-dated their place with a strong winover St . Bernard's . Hampton Roversscored over the Blacks to record winnumber one and so join Ivanhoe.

Big wins all round characterizedTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 13, 1978,

junior 2 - headed by Coburg's mam-moth twenty-nine goal win over Therry .Kew scored by sixteen goals (over WestBrunswick) ; Fawkner by thirteen (overC<~ulfield Gram); Old Haileyburians by

INTERSTATE TRAINING SQ U AD SFor the game against South Australia, the

training squad comprises the followingpla)ers :-

From De La Salle O .C . - Halassa, Groves,l3eddoe, McDonnell, Nugent.

~orth Old Boys - Wilson .Old Scotch Collegians - Bates, Anderson,

Sherwin, Marx.Ormond - Bourne, Dove, Murphy, Naylor.Si . Bernard's O .C. - Doolan, King, Wade.University Blacks - Costello .University Blues - Sleeman, Trumble, Yen .Old Trinity Gram: - Peers .Old Melbumians - I. Cordner, Brown .Old Haileyburians - Houghton .F;iwkner - Duggan .A .J.A .X. - M. Ritterman .Old Carey Gram. - M. Cooke .Geelong - Davis.For the game against Tasmania, the train-

ing squad comprises the following players :-From Caulfield Gram. - Long, Wood .

Ivanhoe - Stredwick .` tareellin O.C. Price.North Old Boys - Welch, Hall .Old Scotch Coll. - Tallent, Mason .Ormond - Corben.University Blacks - Lockie, Booth, Birch.University Blues - Curnow, Brown .Coburg - Rbyall.Collegians - Rice.Monash Blues - MooreOld Haileyburians - Paul .Old Melburnians - Cameron .A .J.A .X . - H. Ritterman.Kew - Bray.Old Brighton Gram. - Priestley, Shepherd,

Jones .St . Kilda C .B .C.O .C. - White .

Don McQueen,Chairman - Selection Committee .

twelve (over M.H.S .O .B.). The sectionleaders, De La Salle, however, couldonly manage a seven goal victory overOld Paradians . Maybe, some upsets tocome here.

"PRACTICE" WIN TO BULLEEN UNITED'

Bulleen United (F Grade) and Parkside ( BGrade) both faced byes last week, until apractice match was hurriedly organised betweenthe two clubs .

Bulleen were naturally skeptical of thevalue in such a game, but their skeptism soonturned to magnificent glory when they ran outvictors by 12 points .

Parkside held a 13 point lead at half timeafter some inaccurate kicking from Bulleenforwards . But in the second half Buileen'sgreater enthusiasm and will-to-win proved toomuch for the shocked Parkside players .

Naturally enough, spirits were very highafter the game where both sides enjoyed alonger than normal after-match drink.

The only glum part of the day was thenon-appearance of the pre-organised V.A .F.A .umpires .

Goalkickers for Bulleen United : Shinn 3,Morley 2, A . Divirgilio 2, R . Bryant 2, McColl,Lillie and Richardson . Best players were :Jenkins, D . Bryant, MacLeod, Richardson, R .Divirgilio and Lachmund .

The scores : Bulleen United 12 .20-92 -Parkside 11 .14-80 .

- Report from Bulleen United'sPress Correspondent .

Other clubs arranging a practice matc hbetween B and F Section "bye" teams will begiven space if details etc . forwarded in theusual manner - Editor.

PREVIEW

The A .B .C . Sporting Roundup on 3LO eac hFriday, commencing at 6 .30 p .m., will Include apreview of the next day's Amateur matches.

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PREVI EWING TODAY'S GAMES

A SECTIO NFirst loss for De La Salle and another big

win for Old Scotch were the highlights ofRound 4 . De La faltered against St. Bernard'swho turned on an amazing reversal of formafter their dismal performance the previousweek . There was no such faltering though bypace-setters Old Scotch . They started slowlyagainst Blacks, but kicked 19 goals to 5 afterquarter time to take over top place from Uni .Blues.

Today's big game is the clash most followersof A Grade have been eagerly awaiting allseason . It sees Old Scotch at home to De LaSalle. This is the big test for Old Scotch . Ifthey win this one then they must become firmfavourites to emulate the Black's feat of 1974of winning the A Grade premiership in theirfirst year up from B Grade . De La will putmore pressure on Scotch than any other sidethey've met this season and it remains to beseen whether their skilful game will fall apartor not . De La will bounce back after their losslast week and Bernie Sheehy will be very keento bring Scotch down to earth . However, 1 thinkScotch will win . They have a tight backi!ne,high-scoring forward line and some prolifickick-getters in Marx, Tallent and Anderson . DeLa's strength is their backline, but I can't seethem holding Scotch to a losing score .

Every Blues/Blacks game is like a GrandFinal for those playing and today's encounterwill be no exception . These games are in-variably of a high standard and are renownedfor surprise results . On form one would haveto go for Blues . They have not lost a gameyet and are very keen to regain the top spotthey lost last week when they failed to presshome -their advantage against Ivanhoe . Theirforward line is functioning well, but their lackof ruck strength might prove costly, especiallyas Black's ruckman Peter Birch has not beenbeaten this year. Blacks will improve on lastweek's dismal showing, but I still think Blueswill win a desperate struggle .

Ormond play Ivanhoe at Elsternwick Park.Both sides were disappointing last week .Ormond expected to win at North, but gavethe home side too much start and were unableto peg them back . Ivanhoe started the seasonwell but have lost their last two. They arelacking the big men to counter Naylor andBourne and despite their pace and enthusiasmI can't see them downing Ormond .

If it wasn't for St . Be rn ard's I would beleading the tipsters' tally instead of languish-ing near the rear. They have been very Incon-sistent and are obviously having trouble moti-vating themselves after some years at the top .Today they are at home to Marcellin who hitrock bottom last week with a loss to Caulfield.They can only improve on that form but I haveto go for St . Berhard's to consolidate theirplace In the Four .

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North Old Boys finally broke the ice lastweek and today should make it two in a rowby beating Caulfield . Last week was a must forCaulfield and they responded well to the chal-lenge with a good win . They don't seem toplay as well away from home and they meet aNorth side determined to rise up the ladder .North to win .

This week's selections are - Old Scotch,Uni . Blues, Ormond, St. Bernard's and No rt hOld Boys - PETER BRUKNER .

B SECTION

As Brian Lauder was unable to make hisselections this week, "Ed" is going to "havea go" .

The first match of the day sees Old Haiiey-burians awaiting the arrival of Old Melburniansat the open spaces of Keysborough. It is'avital game for both (looking forward to Sep-tember), but the Cordner combination shouldbe able to nullify the home-ground advantageand so allow Old Melburnians to maintain theirunbeaten run .

Fawkner, fresh from last week's victory overCoburg, travel to the Harry Trott to do battlewith Collegians. Whilst Fawkner will be up onconfidence and Collegians' down (after theirrelatively poor display against O .M .'s lastweek), I feel that Collegians will be too strongand too desperate . Experience gained in thehigher grades should allow them to regroupsuccessfully. Fawkner are still gathering thisexperience - and eve ry game helps .

Old Paradlans should be too strong forCoburg - even at De Cherie Reserve . Coburgare in the "horrors" at the moment and mustbe looking desperately for a win . Their havingstruck the bottom of the ladder this week mayprovide some incentive - but the Bundooraboys will be equally determined to stay withinreach of the four . So it's Old Paradians to takethe points . (Sorry Norm, hope I don't "jinx"you! )

The final game for this round sees Parksidewelcome Old Trinity Grammarians . Swayed byBrian's faith in his club, and by the relativeladder positions of each, I see Parksideemerging with the points - and so cementingthe advantage gained from last week's bye .Their game against Bulieen United at leastprovided them with solid match practice (!f notwith a win) :

MonashBiues have the bye (let's hope theyuse it wisely - perhaps a game against theWhites, who have the F Section bye) .

SELECTIONS: Old Metburnians, Collegians,Old Paradians, Parkside - EDITOR (in lieu ofBrian Lauder).

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 13, 1978

PREVIEWS (cont)C SECTIO N

Only Old Brighton and St . Kilda remain un-defeated after four rounds, while further downthe list, Kew, Hampton Rovers, Geelong andOId,Xaverians all have managed one win andso head the luckless Old Carey . This year'sC Section is particularly even . However, thetop four - St . Kilda C .B .C.O .C ., Old BrightonGrammarians, A .J .A.X . and Alphington - havealready established themselves In "the four"and the task is going to be difficult for thelower teams to displace them .

Who will remain unbeaten after today's OldBrighton-St . Kilda clash ?

St . Kilda have White, whose duel withBrighton's Warnock will provide the highlight .Both teams have competent spearheads inDrinan (St . K .) and Priestley (O .B .) .

This is a ve ry hard one to pick : I leantowards Old Brighton . Their better rovers inShepherd and Jones, and the fact that they areplaying at the beach will narrowly give themthe points.

Old Ivanhoe played well, particularly in thethird quarter, last week, when they concen-trated on correct delivery - directed to ex-perienced full-forward Tim Robinson. Robinsonhas size on his side and his strong markingwill worry all opposing full-backs .

Hampton appear to have slipped, so I leantoward Old Ivanhoe on its home ground .

Old Carey won't be accomplished enoughto notch its first win over Old Xaverians, butyou can be sure that Carey will not surrenderthe four points without a mighty struggle .

Alphington slipped for the first time lastweek and are a trifle unfortunate to strikeA .J .A.X . today . However, if Alphington playsclose, it could reduce the effect of A .J .A .X .'s,paqy small players. Scores could be tight atthe final siren, but I favour A .J .A .X .

Geelong visit Kew, where it managed somebig wins four or five years ago - and so dis-pelled the legend that it never played well atVictoria Park .

Following its taste of victory last week,Geelong will be keen to reproduce that result .On the other hand, Kew will be keen to re-bound from last week's upset . I predict thatGeelong will be a shade too strong on the day .

SELECTIONS : Old Brighton Grammarians,Old Ivanhoe Grammarians, Old Xaverians,A .J .A.X ., Geelong - JIM FIDGE.

D SECTIO N

Last week's results, although disastrous toyour tipster's ego, have shown the overallevenness of the competition and that no gamecan be considered as a victory until the soundof the final siren .

Heatherton, enthused by two consecutivevictories, await Country Colleges, who musthave added confidence after last Saturday .Home ground advantage coupled with greaterconsistency on their forward line prompt me

to deny myself again and select Hestherton .(Sorry, Des and Matt .)

Melbourne High Old Boys now find them-selves trailing the competition . State Bank onthe other hand must be counting their assets .I predict the Bankers' overall strength, ledby stalwarts Roberts, Jeffery and Wynd, tohold out Melbourne High and carry themcloser to a finals berth .

University High School Old Boys reallysurprised last week. (Shades of their domin-ance over Power House a generation ago .)Today they will find Elsternwick a tough com-bination on the small No. 2 Oval . Elsternwickhave shown good form over recent weeks andI predict they will score victory No . 2 for1978 today .

Old Camberwell Grammarians await WestBrunswick. Both teams suffered defeat lastweek and each will be all-out for victory toremain in the competition vanguard . The OldGrammarians may be upset by "Magpie"determination but I believe the Grammarians'big men will generate enough drive to bringvictory to their side .

St . Kevin's began the season slowly buthave now responded to Alan Olle's persuasivepleadings and their victory last Saturday hadthe stamp of class . The much vaunted PowerHouse "machine" ground to a halt last week.Premierships are not won in March so "headmechanic" Michael Perry has the task oftuning his players back to winning form. Atthe risk of being wrong, I select St . Kevin's towin over Power House today .

SELECTIONS : Heatherton, State Bank,Eistemwick, Old Camberwell Grammarians, St .Kevin's Old Boys - NORM NUGENT.

E SECTIONMy loyalty would not let me be a "Jim

Fidge" so early in the season, and for thatreason only he is above me on the ladder, butas Jim says it is a long season and I will beafter his blood . It would appear his club maynot help him as much as mine will assist me .

Old Geelong at home to A.M .P. today shouldbe another victory for the Como Boys . OldGeelong are a very fit side and came homeconvincingly against the Blacks last week whenit was really needed. This Is a big Improve-ment as it has been their downfall in the past .

St . Bede's at home to Bulleen-Templestowewill be a real test of strength - both sidesbeing unbeaten until after today's match . Theyeach had convincing victories last Saturday andshould have finished up without too manybruises . This will be the match of the day, andI will say St. Bede's by a narrow margin .

Beverley Hills must have played very well toout-point North Brunswick last Saturday, per-haps North Brunswick were a bit bruised fromthe very tough game of the week before whenthey went down by a point . The A.N .Z. Bankboys will not be able to match Beverley Hills .

La Trobe Blacks will be too strong forOld Mentonians out at the University . Theynever gave in against Old Geelong last Satur-day and it was not till the last quarter that OldGeelong really got on top .

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PREVIEWS (cont)North Brunswick have let me down two

weeks in a row, but I think they will romphome against their neighbours Brunswick, thisweek .

SELECTIONS : Old Geelong, St . Bede's,Beverley Hills, La Trobe Blacks, North Bruns-wick - "NUGGET" STEPHENS .

F SECTION

Clayton at home to Bulleen United will berather close but I have a leaning to the homeside . Neither side has showed its real abilityas yet but the weeks are slipping by and theSection is settling down .

Uni. Reds are at home to CommonwealthBank, but this is a game where the homeground advantage would appear to have lessvalue than ability and dedication . The Bankersfor me. I noticed in last week's A .F . that aperson named Dick kicked four goals forCommonwealth against National Bank. Thatname was once an oft-occurring member ofNational Bank's best players, in fact it is onseveral V .A .F .A . fairest and best awards, whichbrings me to the next match on the pro-gramme, National Bank against the "Fitites" .The Bankers didn't fare too well against Therrylast Saturday but they should have enough ofthe necessary to handle the scholars .

Now for the hard one . Thornbury at home toTherry should tell us something . The Berrieshave height in the ruck and down the centrebut Therry have skill in plenty . It depends onwhether four games have enabled Therry todevelop sufficient team spirit and combinationto handle the two obstacles of height andhome ground . I'm inclined to favour the homeside on this occasion .

Monash Whites - the bye .WINNERS : Clayton, Commonwealth Bank,

National Bank, Thornbury - SYD WHITFIELD .P .S. : Norm Nugent gave himself away last

week by referring to "Predictions" . Must havebought a copy of "Old Moore's Almanac" .

JUNIOR SECTION 1

Round 4 produced a major upset whenpreviously undefeated University Blues wasdowned by Monash University .

Hampton Rovers had their first success forthe season leaving University Blacks andGeelong the only teams not to achieve a resultthis year .

Ormond proved too strong for St . Bernard'sO .C . whilst Old Scotch and North Old Boyscontinued on their winning way.

In the coming round North Melbourne O .B.meet Geelong. There seems to be little chanceof Geelong overcoming the undefeatedNortherners on current form .

The highlight of the round will be the clashbetween Old Scotch and Ormond . Scotch'sforwards should be too strong and will kick awinning score in what should be a high scoringgame .

St . Be rn ard's O .C . meet University Blues onthe eve of the University holidays . The Blues

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may be weakened by the loss of some of theirplayers and so I'll stick with St . Bernard's .

Hampton Rovers will be brimful of confi-dence after their first win, but Ivanhoe havebeen playing well even in defeat by the twotop sides and I feel they will be too consistentfor the Rovers .

University Blacks meet Monash Universityat home . The Monash side has picked up formin the past two weeks and should win againnext Saturday.

MY SELECTIONS : North O .B., Old Scotch,St . Bernard's, Ivanhoe, Monash University --fMCHAEL ARNOLD .

JUNIOR SECTION 2

This Section appears to be levelling itselfout, with De La as the undisputed leaders,closely followed by my horror team Kew, thenext five sides separated only by percentageand the remaining three sides each have onewin and three losses . Fawkner were successfullast week in erasing their minus from thepremiership table ,

De La Salle O.C. come up against M.H .S .Old Boys today and should have an easy winat home. As the scores for the M .H .S ./OldHaileybury game were unavailable for inclusionin the press it is difficult to make any com-ments on that game . The De La game lastweek was fraught with inaccuracy . Barrassidoes not want to talk .about a champion teamuntil they have won 14 or 15 in a row . Yourscribe will have De La in this category if theysurvive the forthcoming school vacation period .

Kew make the long trip to Keysborough tomeet the mediocre Old Haileyburians. Halley-bury are good at home but Kew had a greatwin over West Brunswick last week. My recordremains at 100% in being unable to "catch"the visitors, but I can assure you hat I am nottrying to attain champion status in this regard .With "tongue-in-cheek", Kew to win .

Fawkner had a good win last week overCaulfield Grammarians following their forfeitthe previous week and today travel to RoyalPark to meet West Brunswick. This should bea keenly contested game with both sides onone win each . The loser will probably havepossession of the wooden spoon for a weekor, more. West seem to be the more stableside and are my choice.

The battle between Caulfield Grammariansand Therry C .C.O .B. will no doubt be anothereven game in this round . Fellow scribe PeterBrukner describes Caulfield Seniors as a 5 goalbetter side at home and I believe that this isapplicable to all their sides. Therry werethrashed by 170 points at the hands of theCoburg small men and will be eager to makeamends this week . This game may well end ina draw, but I am going for Therry to win withthe last kick of the day .

The final game of the day sees OldParadians at home to Coburg. Both sideshave suffered defeats at the hands of OldHaileyburiens and De La. However, it wouldseem after last week that the Coburg machinehas started to work . I cannot see Paradianscoping with the small man game expertise ofCoburg and select the visitors to win .

SELECTIONS : Coburg, Therry, De La Salle,Kew, West Brunswick - PETER NATHAN .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 13, 1978

L EADING GOALKICKER SA SECTIONSleeman, Univ. Blues (5) 18%iason, Old Scotch (1) 17Crump, Ormond (3) 15Sher«'en, Old Scotch (5) 14,Anderson, Univ. Blues (5) 13Jones, Ivanhoe (-) 13

B SECTION

p . Harvey, Parkside (-) 12D . Birrell, O.T . Or. (1) 11l. Cordner, O . Melb . (-) 10C. Moore, M . Blues (2) 10Burns, O . Melb. (6) 91G"ard, Fawkner (5) 9Chard, Fawkner (-) 9

C SECTIO NBromley, Alph. (5) 30Priestley, O . Bright (2) 20Blay, Kew (5) 16Drinan, St . Kilda (4) 15Curtain, O . Xavs . (7) 14Stevens, Hampt . Rov . (1) 12G . Jones, O . Bright . (2) 11Schulberg, A .J.A .X. (-) 11

D SECTIO NSvkes, Power House (4) 22Ilolmes, Elstern . (4) 17Jeffery, State Bk. (6) 15Nteeking, Heather. (6) 14f3lythman, Elstern . (7) 12Byrd, Wt . Bruns . (3) 12Benning, Heather. (2) 12McLardy, O . Camb. (2) 12

E SECTIO NTenace, B-T'stowe (6) 221 . Henderson, AMP Soc . (1) 19Campbell, Nth . Bruns . (-) 19Collins, St . Bede's (9) 17Field, Bev . Hills (3) 17Wood, St . Bede's (1) 17Quaife, B-T'stowe (3) 15Seehusen, A.N .Z. Bk . (1) 15

F SECTIONHayman, Thornbury (5) 19Smith, Thornbury (8) 16M . Staff, Thornbury (4) 13McAleer, Nat. Bk. (-) 12Briggs, Therry (3) 11Brophy, F .LT. (4) 10Herald, Clayton (2) 10Brett, Clayton ' (1) 10P . Archer, Bull. Utd . (-) 10Dell'ava, Thornbury (-) 1 0

JUNIOR SECTION 1Roach, Ormond (5) 19Rodger, Monash Univ. (8) 18Richardson . Nth . O.B . (3) 13Trevean, Nth . O .B. (-) 13Lee, Old Scotch (3) 12Twite, Univ. Blues (2) 12Bean, Monash Univ. (3) 11Wood, Univ. Blues (1) i t

JUNIOR SECTION 2Greene, De La Salle (3) 26Love, O. Parad. (-) 13Kanis, Caulf. Gr. (-) 12Dunn, M .H .S .O .B. (4) itFlood, M.H .S .O .B . (-) 11Blaney, M .H .S .O .B . (-) 10Profenna, Fawkner (5) 9

A RESERVE SECTIONHarley, De La Salle (4) 18Butcher, Caulf . Gr . (-) 14Biviano, Ivanhoe 13Cuffe, North O .B. (-) 12Docherty, Ivanhoe (1) 7Human, O. Scotch (-) 6Moulds, O. Scotch (-) 6

B RESERV EGrant, Mon . Blues (5) 14Stockdale, O. Trinity (4) 14Austin, O . Melb. (2) 14

J. Mercer, O. Trinity (2) 12Lucas, O. Melb. (2) 10Giles, Mon. Blues (6) 9Shannon, Fawkrier (3) 9Ayers, Fawkner (-) 9

C RESERV ET. Ludowyk, Geelong (6) 14A. Dick, O. Bright . (5) 13Jurberg . A .J .A.X. (2) 12Latzer, O . Bright. (2) 12Sheringham, Geelong (1) 9Jeremiah, Geelong (-) 6

D RESERVEClark, Power House (7) 18Stevens, Elstern. (3) 14Sarosi, Power House (6) 12Donkin, O . Camb. (2) 11Lee, M.H.S .O .B. (1) 10Butson, U .H .S .O.B. (-) 8Chalmers, St. Kevin's (-) 8Bodey, Heather . (3) 7

E RESERVEStannard, B-T'stowe (8) 19Hirsch, Bev. Hills (-) 13Bowden, St . Bede's (-) 12Lowe, Bev. Hills (1) 11Kelly, B-T'stowe (-) 11J . Spiden, O . Geelong (-) 11N . Officer, O. Geelong (4) 9

F RESERVEDawes, Clayton (-) 8W . Burrows, T'bury (-) 8Jorgensen, C'wlth Bk . (4) 7R . Gardiner, Clayton (1) 7Burghardt, Clayton (-) 7Levitt C'wlth Bk. (-) 7Whitaker, Thornbury (-) 7

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FrIEPREMIERSHIP LISTSA SECTIO NW L D For Agst

% pisOld Scotch Call. 4 - - 546 313 174.4 16University Blues 4 - - 580 357 162 .5 16De La Salle O .C. 3 1 - 468 366 127 .9 12St . Bernard's O .C . 2 2 - 340 373 91 .2 8Ivanhoe 2 2 - 344 449 76.6 8Ormond 1 3 - 429 436 98.4 4Marcellin O .C. 1 3 - 391 446 87.7 4North O .B. 1 3 - 359 436 82.3 4University Blacks 1 3 - 339 419 80 .9 4Caulfield Gram. 1 3 - 338 539 62.7 4

B SECTIO NOld Melburnians 4 - - 514 376 136 .7 16Old Halleybury 2 1 - 306 236 129 .7 12* Parkside 2 1 - 337 271 124 .4 12Collegians 2 1 - 358 309 115 .9 12Old Paradians 2 2 - 386 366 105 .5 8Monash Blues 2 2 - 355 443 80.1 8Fawkner 1 3 - 497 432 115 .0 4** Old Trinity Gr. 1 3 - 334 419 79 .7 4Coburg - 3 - 207 506 40.9 4

C SECTIONSt. Kilda CBCOC 4 - - 443 286 154 .9 16Old Brighton Gr. 4 - - 457 385 118 .7 16A.J .A.X. 3 1 - 523 333 157 .1 12Aiphington 3 1 - 495 467 106 .0 12Old Ivanhoe Gr . 2 2- 392 442 88.7 8Kew 1 3 - 382 432 88.4 4Hampton Rovers 1 3 - 389 441 88 .2 4Geelong . 1 3 - 387 441 87.8 4Old Xaverians 1 3- 355 416 85.3 4Old Carey Gram . - 4 - 309 490 63.1 0

D SECTIO NWest Brunswick 3 1 - 522 414 126 .1 12State Bank 3 1 - 467 409 114.2 12Old Cam'weil Gr. 3 1- 489 452 108 .2 12Power House 2 2 - 467 385 121.3 8St . Kevin's O .B . 2 2 - 484 455 106.4 8Heatherton 2 2- 463 472 98.1 8Country Colleges 2 2 - 379 417 90 .9 8Elsternwick 1 3- 450 491 91.6 4M .H .S .O .B . 1 3 - 421 504 83.5 4U .H .S .O .B . 1 3 - 353 496 71.2 4

E SECTIO NSt. Bede's O.C . 4 - - 550 279 197.1 16Bulleen T'stowe 4 - - 570 291 195.9 16Beverley Hills 3 1 - 425 338 125.7 12Old Geelong 3 1- 444 359 123 .7 12La Trobe Blacks 2 2 - 239 376 63.6 8A.M .P. Society 2 2 - 391 629 62.2 8A.N .Z. Bank 1 3 - 398 548 72 .6 4Old Mentonians 1 3 - 312 431 72 .4 4North Brunswick - 4 - 217 342 63 .5 -Brunswick - 4 - 282 585 48,2 -

ThornburyTherry C.C .O .B .* Bulleen UnitedCom'wealth BankFootscray I .T.National BankClayto nUniversity RedsMonash Whites

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F SECTION4 - - 613 267 229.6 163 - - 351 183 191 .8 162 1 - 305 304 100.3 122 1 - 276 287 96.2 121 2 - 330 242 13$ .4 82 2 - 390 449 88.9 81 3 - 484 475 101 .9 41 3 - 335 532 63 .0 4- 4 - 215 560 38.4 -

A RESERVE SECTIO NW L D For Agst % pis

Ormond 4 - - 437 289 151 .2 16University Blues 3 1 - 390 263 148.3 12University Blacks 3 1 - 274 290 94.5 12Ivanhoe 2 2 - 324 263 123.2 8North O .B . 2 2 - 329 344 95.6 8St . Bernard's O .C . 2 2 - 320 349 91 .7 8Marcellin O.C . 2 2 - 215 281 76.5 8De La Salle O .C . 1 3 - 338 290 116.6 4Old Scotch Coll . 1 3 268 333 80 .5 4Caulfield Gram. - 4-- 211 404 52.2 -

B RESERVE SECTIO NOld Melburnians 4 - - 404 145 278.6 16Monash Blues 4-- 409 239 171 .1 16Old Trinity Gram . 3 1 - 388 176 220.5 12Collegians 2 1 - 214 194 110 .3 12Fawkner 2 2 - 404 264 153.0 8* Parkside 1 2- 222 214 103 .7 8Old Haileybury - 3 - 134 255 52 .5 4Coburg - 3 - 90 330 27 .3 4Old Paradians - 4 - 127 575 22 .1 -

C RESERVE SECTIO NOld Brighton Or. 4 - - 362 206 175.7 46A .J.A.X. 3 1 - 353 202 174.8 12Geelong 3 1 - 432 301 143 .6 12St. Kilda CBCOC 2 2 - 342 267 128.1 8Old Carey Gram . 2 2 - 254 261 97 .3 8Hampton Rovers 2 2 - 266 332 80 .1 8Old Ivanhoe Or. 2 2 - 209 275 76.0 8Kew 1 3 - 250 322 77.6 4** Old Xaverians 1 3 - 134 304 44 .1 4Alphington - 4 - 177 340 52.1 -

D RESERVE SECTIO NPower House 4 - - 464 152 305.3 16West Brunswick 4 - - 268 217 123.5 16State Bank 3 1 - 379 193 196.4 12St. Kevin's O .B. 3 1 - 292 247 118.2 12Heatherton 1 2 1 248 313 79 .2 6Old Cam'well Or. 1 2 1 184 245 75 .1 6M .H .S .O .B. 1 3 - 203 217 93.5 4Eisternwick 1 3 - 272 315 86.3 4Country Colleges 1 3 - 155 341 45 .5 4U .H .S.O .B. - 4 - 57 407 14.0 -

E RESERVE SECTIO NOld Geelong 4 - - 396 219 180.8 16Bulleen-T'stowe 3 1 - 468 168 278.6 12Beverley Hills 3 1 - 387 256 151 .2 12No rt h Brunswick 3 1 - 290 221 131 .2 12St. Bede's O .C . 3 1 - 321 248 129 .4 12A .N .Z. Bank 2 2 - 211 333 63 .4 8Old Mentonians 1 3 - 319 287 111 .1 4A.M .P . Society 1 3 - 273 269 101 .5 4La Trobe Blacks - 4 - 181 353 51 .2 -Brunswick - 4 - 122 614 19,9 -

F RESERVE SECTIO NTherry C.C .O .B . 3 - - 322 74 435.1 16Com'wealth Bank 3 - - 344 117 294.0 16Clayton 4 - - 412 230 179.1 16University Reds 3 1 - 322 231 139.4 12* Bulleen United 1 2 - 152 218 69 .7 8Thornbury 1 3 - 285 322 88 .5 4Monash Whites 1 3 - 152 394 38 .6 4Footscray IT . - 3 - 88 249 35.3 4National Bank - 4 - 140 382 36 .6 -

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 13, 1978

TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRESOn ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown. Seniors and Juniors at 2 .00 p.m .

Rese rves at 11 .45 a .m. Umpire for Rese rv es games shown In brackets

A SECTIO N

University Blues v University Blacks - Rowell,Field (Pekin) (G) : McDonald, Upham .

Old Scotch Coll . v De La Salle O .C . - Good-man, Tracey (Woolley) (B) : Cain, K. Segota,Kaiser (G) : McKenzie, Dunstan .

St. Bernard's O .C . v Marcellin O .C . - Hill,Hindle (Lyons) (G) : Murray, Hillier.

Ormond v Ivanhoe (E .P .)t - Mead, Rowe(Randles) (B) : Cooper, Mason, Castel, Foley(G) : Wyatt, AhIm .

North O .B . v Caulfield Gram . - Sharpe, G . M .Simpson (Howard) (G) : A Smith, Wynne .

B SECTIO N

Old Haileyburians v Old Meibournians -McMahon (Henderson) (G) : Peters, Ryan .

Collegians v Fawkner - Kelly (J . Reid) (G) :Hateley, J . Hinton .

Coburg v Old Paradians - King (Loughlin) (G) :Darling, Malcolm.

Parkside v Old Trinity Gram . - McCartney(Britton) (G) : Stratton, Jenner .

Monash Blues - Bye .

PREMIERSHIP LISTS(CONTINUED)

JUNIOR SECTION I

No rth O .B . 4 - - 494 233 212.0Old Scotch Coll. 4 - - 470 316 148.7Ormond 3 1 - 548 346 158 .4University Blues 3 1 - 438 314 139 .5St . Bernard's O .C. 2 2 - 471 369 127.6Monash University 2 2 - 384 405 94 .8Ivanhoe 1 3 - 349 425 82 .1It Hampton Rov. 1 3 - 257 413 62 .2University Blacks - 4 - 262 463 56 .6Geelong - 4 - 209 654 32 .0

161612128844

JUNIOR SECTION 2

De La Salle O.C . 4 - - 505 231 218 .6 16Kew 3 1 - 366 169 216 .6 12Old Haileybu ry 3 1 - 346 237 146 .0 12Coburg 2 2 - 495 315 157.1 8Caulfield Gram. 2 2 - 296 436 67.9 8Therry C .C .O .B . 2 2 - 190 493 38.5 8Old Paradians 1 3 - 330 300 110 .0 4

M .H .S .O .B . 1 3 - 310 443 70 .0 4West Brunswick 1 3 - 207 567 36 .5 4'Fawkner 1 3 - 247 256 96 .5 -

- Bye .- Unregistered player - April 15 .

*1 - Unregistered player - April 22 .

C SECTIONKew v Geelong - Muller (*) .Old Ivanhoe Gram . v Hampton Rovers - Mae_

bus (*) .Old Brighton Gram . v St . Kilda C .B .C.O .C. -

Croxford (Marshall) .Old Carey Gram. v Old Xaverians - Cordner

(Linehan) .A.J .A .X . v Alphington - Halbish (D . Henry) .

D SECTIONHeatherton v Country Colleges - Johnston (*) .M .H .S .O .B. v State Bank - Prideaux (Kra-

kowiak) .Elsternwick v I.I .H .S .O .B . - Woodruff (*) .Old Camberwell Gram . v West Brunswick -

Connell (Goodwin) .St . Kevin's O .B . v Power House - W. Henry

(Thomas) .E SECTIO N

St . Bede's O .C . v Bulleen-Templestowe - W .Hinton (*) .

A.N .Z. Bank v Beverley Hills - Middleton(Radford) .

North Brunswick v Brunswick - White (Downes) .Old Geelong v A.M .P . Society - Burke (*) .La Trobe Blacks v Old Mentonians - Burridge

(Stevenson) .

F SECTIO NThornbury v Therry C.C .O .B. - Bishop

(McAuliffe) .National Bank v, Footscray IT . - J . Segota

(Lansdown) .University Reds v Commonwealth Bank - G . A .

Simpson (Kear) .Clayton v Balloon United - Peaks (*) .Monash Whites - Bye .

JUNIOR SECTION 1North O .B . v Geelong - Rudderham .Old Scotch Coll . v Ormond - Kennedy .St . Bernard's O .C . v University Blues

Jennings .Hampton Rovers v Ivanhoe - Mauger .University Blacks v Monash University

Blair-Holt .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Old Haileyburians v New - Scott.West Brunswick v Fawkner - Ball .Caulfield Gram . v Therry C .C.O .B .De La Salle O .C . v M .H .S .O .B . - Cavanagh .Old Paradians v Coburg - D . Smith .

EMERGENCY UMPIRESField : J . Smith, Sinclair, G . Reid.Goal : Box .

(*) - Reserves Umpire to be appointed .(**) - Umpire to be appointed .

(E.P.)t - Game at Elsternwick Park .

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'613" SECTION TEAMSCOBURG Coach : Tony Holloway; Res .: Kevin Gleeso n1 Gleason, K . R .2 Douglas, P . B .3 Seath, R . A.4 Egan, M . P .5 Agostino, J . P .6 Pedersen, S . K .7 Bird, B . A .8 Gillingham, R. P .9 Beattie, J . R .

10 Adamson, S . J.11 Egan, M . G .

12 Barker, J. M. 22 Finlay, P. J. 32 Ingleton, I . 42 McAuliffe, N . C_13 Cunningham, C. 23 Knight, G . R. 33 Sabri, R. D. 43 Middling, D . V,,14 Hutchison, M . A. 24 Cannon, L . J . 34 Kelly, K. L . 44 Coventry, S .15 Egan, S. D. 25 Cannon,, D . J. 35 Bishop, T. W. 45 Weston, A. D.16 Liddle, I . R. 26 Boyd, S . J. 36 Liddle, G . J. 46 Ginnivan, P. J .17 Mann, S. 27 Walker, G . M. 37 Royal, H. F. 47 West, G . J .18 Sim, I. 28 Finlay, M. A. 38 Taylor, J. F. 48 Woods, L . G .19 Sproat, K. N. 29 Wets, I. 39 Scavinskas, F. 49 Hughes, G .20 Henry, T . D . 30 Green, C . R . W. 40 Bilston, B . J . 50 Elder, W. A.21 O'Brien, B . J . 31 Christopher, C . 41 Green, M . A . 55 Tolley, W .

COLLEGIANS Coach : Roach, C. (Chris) ; Res . : Newton, K. (Ken)1 Waiduck, D .2 Wagstaff, S .3 Rice, 1 . (vc)4 Roach, C. (c)5 Naylor, C.6 Loder, R.7 Leembruggen, R .8 Cartledge, S.9 Crow, D .

10 Price, P.11 Lupson, P .

12 Cook, G . 23 Bickford, M. 34 Loder, T. 45 Rowlands, L.13 Dodd, G . 24 Purdue, J . 35 Allen, G. 46 Chosich, N .14 Emmett, N . 25 James, M. 36 Hooper, G . 47 Balsiliie, A.15 Zent, R . 26 Newton, P. 37 Manno, T. 48 Edward, D .16 MacKay, S . 27 James, N . 38 Griffiths, J. 49 MacKay, S .17 Rosengarten, G . 28 MacKay, C. 39 Bennetts, M. 50 Butler, S .18 Bulling, J . 29 Taylor, P. 40 Hillier, P. 51 Baum, T.19 Lochhead, I . 30 Merry, A. 41 Richards, L . 52 Thompson, C.20 Nethercole, J . 31 Evans, P. 42 Cookes, A. 53 Scott, W.21 Milford, P. 332 Etherington, J. 43 Allsopp, S. 56 Byrnes, C .22 Parsons, G . 33 Teals, S. 44 Ross, L .

FAWKNER Coach : John Russell ; Res . : Glen Robertson1 Chard, G .2 Duggan, S.3 Quinnell, T .4 Lawrie, J.56 Ward, K.7 McMahon, F.8 Teesdale, J .9 Bowyer, G.

1 011 Richardson, M .12 Smith, P .13 Gillies, K.14 Stewart, J .15 Nenna, R .

MONASH BLUES1 Anderson, B .2 Anderson, G.3 Bickford, D .4 Ryan, D .5 Chapman, G .6 Carlton, L .7 Carnell, S.8 Nash, M .9 Olding, M .10 Bergin, P.11 Cash, G .12 Hilderbrandt, P.13 Schneider, S .14 Hore, T.15 Lanyon, D.16 Whitty, P.

16 Blizzard, M . 31 Nolty, M. 46 McMahon, G. 61 Ciavola, S.17 O'Mara, K. 32 47 Trapani, J. 6218 George, M. 33 Stapleton, M. 48 Moloney, B. 6319 Foley, D . 34 Johnson, C. 49 Mitchell, D. 6420 Dunkerton, 1 . 35 50 De-Henin, K. 65 Deans, A .21 Ferguson, P . 36 Robertson, D. 51 Myers, F. 6622 Dwyer, P . 37 Elliot, P. 52 Mills, T. 6723 Tymms, M. 38 Trapani, M. 53 Faulks, W. 6824 Corrie, M . 39 Phillips, B. 54 Dale, S. 69 Phillips, J .25 Stapleton, R. 40 Henderson, A. 55 Dowd, D. 7026 41 Shannon, F. 56 71 Ayers, W.27 Graham, P. 42 Pettifer, M. 57 7228 Teesdale, M. 43 Robertson, G. 58 7329 44 Majerczak, M. 59 74 Thomas, B.30 Brown, M . 45 Thomas, G. 60

Coach: J . Thomas ; Res . : S . Schneider17 Gunning, T . 33 Mutimer, P . 49 Deyoung, P.18 Curtin, B. 34 Hodge, M. 50 Wright, C.19 Gumley, W . 35 Lovell, C. 51 McKenzie, C.20 Costello, P . 36 Doveal, G. 52 McCatlem, J.21 Giles, S . 37 Leerson, P . 53 Howlett, M .22 Ryan, C. 38 Lette, P. 54 Downie, P .23 Olds, R . 39 Moore, C. 55 Gawender, J .24 Townsend, S. 40 Davies, P. 56 Moss, P.25 Steart, G . 41 Vaughan, P. 57 Davies, P .26 White, M . 42 Creaser, J. 58 Hanlon, M .27 Quincy, K . 43 Rosenheln, K . 59 Ramadan, M .28 Ellis, M. 44 Zimmerman, B . 60 Deighton, C .29 Coldham, J . 45 Carr, T. 61 Coyle, L .30 Ross, G. 46 Rodger, M. 62 McDonnel, P.31 Mann, G. ` 47 Grutyner, R. 63 Andrea, T .32 Thomas, G. 48 Grant, R. 64 Bean, S.

65 Wood, D .66 Wright, J .67 Etherington, G .68 Rodger, M .69 Turnbridge, N .70 Morey, N .71 Stirat, S.72 Alexander, D .73 Pooley, R.74 Newnham, R .75 Maloney, C.76 Grace,' S .77 Lewis, G .78 Gordon, M .79 Murphy, F.80 Lanner, A .

OLD HAILEYBURIANS U Cogaehn MP . 25

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Roe eran Res . : Don LordC. W .1 3 Hcma>

7 McQueen, D . G .

11 Bouris, T. A.

Paul, R . I .Schmidt, N . W.

„ Langford-Jones,A, L.

~ S.Marshall,Houston, M . N .

Houghton, J . L.Cocks,Couigan, J . M .

M14eadows, G .

14 Billings, G . A . 26 Wise, R . J . 38 Bowman, C .15 Lucas, S . 27 Crewdson, R . 39 Parkes, T . P .

16 Thomson, M . D . 28 Irving, M . 40 Bowman, R . L .

17 Williams, A . J . 29 Gait, G . J . 41 Forbes, R .

18 Surgenor, P . A . 30 Cracknell, J . 42 Pritchard, M .

19 Palmer, I . 31 Whiteman, G. M . 43 Leathern, J .

20 Campbell, A. J . 32 Derham, P . G . 44 Lovig, D. H .

21 Curry, R . J . 33 Legge, J . 45 Story, D. C.22 Legge, D . 34 Newton, M. A. 46 Batt, G .23 Poole, P. J. 35 Robertson, B . 47 Matthews, B .

24 Poole, S. W. 36 Wolbers, F . P. 48 Tebbitt, R .

pLD MELBURNIANSThomas, K. 18Fisarski, R. 19Austin, G. 20Morphet, B. 21

5 Knight, C. 228 Ristrom, A. 237 Cordner, R . I . 248 Yes, P .g Tilbrook, J. 26o C1oke, G. 27; Dumbrell, R. 282 Cameron, R. 29

Stuart, Burns, B

. A. 31; Roberson, P . 32

thahart, D. 33

, 7 Derham, S .

Coach: Peter McLean ; Res.: BobDawson, P .Gray, T.Rudo, A .Woodbridge, P .Murray, P .McMullin, N .Guest, J .Brown, R .Cordner, P.Campbell, N .Michelmore, M .Cameron, A .Mitchell, J .Mumme, P .Johnson, T .Derham, T.

34 Cowan, R. 4935 Hepworth, D. 5036 Mitchell, N. 5137 Van Den Dungen, 52

3839404142434445464748

J . 53Koren, P. 54Elam, D. 55Brett Young, M . 56Kenyon, A. 57Ansell, P. 58Dick, W. 59Dawson, D. 60Lucas, A. 61Clements, J . 62Wischer, M. 63Clifton Jones, A .

BoagFreeman, J .Yes, P.Hitchens, D .Thompson, J .Lee, I .Grinlington,Smith, S .Shaw, M .Porter, C .Sleigh, S.Woods, J .Jalland, G .Cole, R .Salek . A .

49 Robinson, P .50 Sincock, G .51 Woods, Geoffrey52 Pollock, R . J .53 Kane, P. D .54 Lord, D . B .55 Mason, P . L .56 Metherall, R . W .57 Moss, W .58 Bowring, P.59 Dimsey, A.60 Woods, Gran t

64 Grimwade, R .65 Waite, P .66 Righetti, J .67 Porter, M .68 Delaney, C .69 Rezek, B .70 Lewis, H .71 Strang, M .72 Guest, W.73 Marks, J.74 Wilson, D .75 Hodges, P .76 Thomas, I .77 Thomas, M .78 Wilson, L .80 Nitschke, M .

P .

Van Den Dungen,R.

OLD pARADiANS Coach: Brendan Danaher; Res. : Peter McAleer

1 Considine, V. T . 12 Johnson, M . P . 24 Jordan, P . F . 33 Symes, P . L .

? Hughes, C . D . 13 Assetta, J. 25 Butcher, V . T . 34 Coppelli, C .3 Di Paolo, M . G . 14 Russell, B . D. 26 Johnston, P. M . 35 Considine, B . J .

tdatoli, D . E . 15 Hughes, N . J . 27 Johnston, P. A . 36 Palermo, A .

5 Jordan, J . A. 16 Assetta, S . 28 McCormack, D. 37 Caruso, A .

o Hart, C. G. 17 Moran, P. L. 29 Wyatt, A. J. 38 Funari, F .

8 Roe, A. P. 19 Gregor, M. T. 30 Ryan, M. A. 39 Marturano, A.

9 Barker, G . T. 21 Grace, C. S. 31 Considine, T . F. 4 1 40 Row~ands, W R .10 Johnson, A . A . 22 Romeo, A . R. (vc)

, Jordan ; G. F. 23 Mansfield, B . L. 32 McCarthy, C . C. 42 Arthur, P . J .

OLD TRINITY Coach : David Barclay ;; Dart, R . 14 Stevenson, 1. 272 Robison, C . 15 Saunders, M. 283 Fennelly, P. 16 Waiters, M. 294 Lockwood, M. 17 Bunting, P. 305 Peers, W. 18 Sweeney, T. 316 Emerson, D . 19 Galbraith, D. 327 Birrell, A. 20 Dennis, B. 338 Fekete, P. 21 Mercer, J. 349 Cook, M. 22 Bolton, P. 35!o Fowler, G . 23 Adgemis, J. 36t Birrell, D . 24 Frood, D. 372 Smith, G . 25 Danun, P. 38'3 Stockdale, S. 26 Walls, P. 39

Res. : Trevor La RocheMercer, R . 40 Allen, K .Douglas, N . 4J Galjar, I .Quarterman, P . 42 Emerson, S .Weir, T . 43 Dawson, W .Quarterman, A . 44 Blackney, P.Jones, G . 45 Weinberg, B .Langley, R . 46 Nelson, S.Clingin, G. 47 Friend, I .Masters, R . 48 Spaulding, C .Beer, N . 49 Coles, P .Mielke, P . 50 Beer, P .Gronow, R . 51 Bolton, C .Tankey, S. 52 Lumsden, B .

PARKSIDE Coach : Ern McKever ; Res . : Ga ry Welsh1 Johnston, T . 10 Wilson, S. 19 Howell, K. 28 Fraser, B .2 Johnston, P. 11 Gleason, D. 20 Byrnes, J . 29 McNamara, B .

3 Poyntz, G. 12 Harrell, M. 21 Clarke, B. 30 Maxwell, R .

4 Wiseman, C . 13 Clarke, K. 22 Harvey, P . 31 Spinks, R ,

5 Graham, B. 14 Poyntz, R . 23 Fitzgerald, R . 32 Biggins, G .

6 Sweeney, K. 15 Hennessey, G . 24 Philpott, G. 33 Tanner, R .

7 Howard, B. 16 Fletcher, R . 25 Arnold, B . 34 Eldridge, D .

8 Harvey, B. 17 Keogh, T. 26 Thompson, F. 35 Smith, G .

9 Carruthers, M. 18 Falls, K. 27 Fords, R. 36 Young, R .

43 Gilmartin, P. J .44 Abrahams, P . D .45 De Luca, G . S .47 Tudor, J . M .49 Richards, G . B .50 Neylan, G . T .51 Lyons, W . L .52 Collins, L . T .

53 Masels, A.54 Stanley, P .55 Edwards, R .56 Brennan, A .57 Siverson, R.58 Lyons, A .59 Spaulding, M .67 White, M .68 Stevenson, D .69 Rough, G .70 Fields, T .

37 Voglis, P .38 Riordan, R.39 Clarke, R .40 Wilson, S .41 Grummisch, D .42 Ware, M.43 Nicholls, B .45 Howell, G .46 Duckworth, K .

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LOOKING BACKBY NOEL RUNDLE

FIVE YEARS AGO -1973Office bearers of the Umpires Associationwere Lance Williams (President), Darry l George

(Vice President), Ken Jorgensen (Secretary) andLindsay Thomas (Treasurer) .

250 games to Tony Barrack (CommonwealthBank), 200 to Dick Stanley (Old Xaverians) :both former Victorian players .

Geelong suffered their second successivedefeat when they put in a poor performanceagainst North Old Boys and were beaten bynearly 12 goals . North's anticipation and back-ing-up left Geelong floundering - Wilson,Power, Crooks, Spurting (5 goals) were best forNorth and E. Smith, David, Lawler for Geelong .

Reservoir O .B. and Collegians were un-defeated after four rounds . Reservoir thrashedDe La Salle by over 100 points while

Collegians

kicked 9.1 to Old Trinity's 2 .6 in thefinal quarter to win by 48 points.

One hundred games to Wayne McCrimmon(Commonwealth Bank), Nell Dean ( Ivanhoe),Mick McInerney (De La Salle), Jeff Symons(Coburg) .

Jeff Symons and his older brother Peterwere third generation Coburg as father Bobhad been a staunch Coburg defender andgrandfather Bert a life member .

TEN YEARS AGO - 1968

The fifth day of the season in 1968 was a"Min!-Carnivai at Elsternwick Park" in whichVictoria won their games against Tasmania andSouth Australia .

South Australia led by 3 points at the lastchange but were swamped in the final termwhen Victoria kicked 6.3 to 0.1 . Best for Vic-toria were S. Williams (4 goals), P . Patterson,Egan, Mullin, Vorrath, Crouch .

Against Tasmania, Victoria kicked 7 .8 to 0 .1in the first quarter and were in control of thewhole game. Best were Parkes, Gowers (5goals), Renowden, Voight, Sykes and Wood-head . Victorian players selected to representAustralian Amateurs in the A.N .F.C . Section 2Championship at Canberra on Queen's Birthdayweekend were G. Crouch ( Uni . Blacks), T .Gowers (Old Xaverians), D. Hughes (OldScotch), P . Parkes (Coburg), P . Patterson( Uni . Blacks), J . Renowden ( Uni . Blues), P .Sinclair (Uni . Blacks), W. Sykes ( Uni . Blues),A . Voight (Ormond), D. Williams (CaulfieldGrammarians) and S . Williams ( Old Paradians) :David Hughes had been appointed captain .

In the fifth round of home-and-home gamesOrmond (17.19) defeated Ivanhoe (8.8) whileMonash (16 .17) kicked 8.9 to Geelong's 0 .6 insecond half - the winners were both un-defeated and on top in 'B' Section .

'A' Section captains were Bob Spurting(No rth Old Boys), Brian Weyman (OldParadians), Was Roach (Coll .), lan Wood(M .H .S .O .B.), Eric Joiner ( Kew), John Hay (OldScotch), Roger Shackleton ( Uni Blacks), DavidRutherford (Uni . Blues), Tom Tootall (CaulfieldGrammarians). Who captained Coburg ?

Collegians (14 .13) defeated Old Scotc h

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(4 .4) - the losers had kicked 0 .1 by the lastchange .

TWENTY YEARS AGO - 1958Footscray I.T. coach Tom Baird, who

started with the club in 1947, played his 200thgame .

Other well-known players to reach mile-stones were Pros Brideson (Caulfield Gram)and Jim Hannan and Trevor Downs (Old Mei-burnians).

S.S.B . broke the ice in 'A' Section whenthey held on to beat the fast finishing Ivanhoeby 9 points . Best were Su rt ees, Jones andPreston (S .S .B .) and Ryan, Hughes and Lewth-waite (Ivanhoe) .

Uni . Blues lost champion full-forward PeterWoodhouse with a dislocated shoulder.

St . Kilda C .B.C . turned on a devastaiinglast quarter of 8 .4 to nil against Old BrightonGrammarians - centre half forward DenisO'Brien kicked 4 and rover John Langley 3 .

'C' Section captains were Dick Heliard (DeLa Salle), John Wood ( Brunswick), Alan Dick(National Bank), J . Robe rt s (East Malvern). C .Kiff (Parkside), W . Somerton (South MelbourneCity), R . Kilner (Malvern) . Who captainedCaulfield Grammarians, U.H .S.O .B . and Glen-huntly?

Commonwealth Bank recorded their firstvictory when they showed more determinationthan Old Geelong to get on top in the lastquarter to come out victors by 15 points .Veterans Peck, Malcolm and Eldering (C . Bank)and J . Stephen, Black and Peaks (Old Gee-long) were best .

THIRTY YEARS AGO - 1948Collegians (at home) were knocked by

visitors (Coburg) who kicked 10 .10 to 0 .2 in thefirst quarter, and went on to win by 42 points .

Jim Laing played his 100th game (all con-secutive) with Old Paradians (in C Section)and was judged best on the ground againstGeelong.

Other teams in 'C' Section were Gten-huntly, Caulfield Grammarians, Alphington,F.T.S .O.B . - and Myer and East Caulfield .

After 5 rounds Old Melbournians (A), Park-side (B), Geelong (C), Fairfield (D) and Hamp-ton Rovers and Ivanhoe (Juniors) were un-defeated .

BLACK LISTFailing to phone Herald

May 6thB RESERVE - Reserves 3.00 p.m.

OLD MELBURNIANSD RESERVESTATE BANK

Failing to phone Herald by 5 .30 p.m.E SECTIO N

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A SECTION6 .00 p .m .

DE LA SALLE O .C .NORTH OLD BOYS

No score received at allJUNIOR SECTION 2M.H.S .O .B .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 13, 1978

TRIBUNAL FINDINGS

Hearings - April 18th

K . Howard (Parkstde) was found guilty ofstriking and suspended for four matches.

A. Sher (Old Haileyburians Juniors) wasfound guilty of striking and suspended for two

weeks .R . Watts (West Brunswick Juniors) was re-

ported for unduly rough play towards N . Jack-son (Do La Salle O .C . Juniors) . The charge

was(B

e sustained La S

aand le a repriman dJuniors

) given .re receive

d Jack-sonsevere reprimand for giving unsatisfactory evi-dence to the Tribunal .

D . Hesketh (Brunswick) was found guilty ofstriking and suspended for six weeks.

Hearings - April 26th

M . Kerin (De La Salle D .C.) was foundgully of striking and suspended for four weeks .

B. Healey (National Bank) was found guiltyof deliberately charging and striking and sus-pended for four weeks.

C. Corstorphin (Old Ivanhoe Grammarians)was found guilty of striking and suspended forsix weeks .

G . Carruthers (Old Haileyburians) was foundguilty of disputing the umpire's decision andsuspended for two weeks .

P. Lowing (St. Kevin's Old Boys) was foundguilty of striking and suspended for four weeks .

C. Trewin (Footscray LT .O .B .) was foundguilty of striking and suspended for two weeks.

D. Ricketts (North Brunswick) was foundguilty on two charges of striking and suspendedfor four weeks.

P . Henderson (A.M .P . Society) was foundguilty of striking and received a severe repri-mand .

G. Rutty (A.M .P . Society) was found guiltyof striking and suspended for four weeks.

G. West (Coburg) was reported for mis-conduct in throwing the ball at the GoalUmpire. The charge was sustained and a severereprimand administered .

Hearings - May 2n dG . Page (Old Mentonians) was charged with

striking . He did not appear before the Tribunaland has therefore been suspended indefinitely.

S. Assetta (Old Paradians) was found guiltyof striking and suspended for four weeks .

D . Mullin ( Kew) was found guilty of strikingwith the elbow and suspended for eight weeks .

E. Sale rno (Kew) was found guilty of strikin gwith the forearm and suspended for eightweeks .

A. Spyropolos (Kew Juniors) was foundguilty of striking, unduly rough play andabusive language and suspended for a total oftwelve weeks.

G . Stokes (Kew Juniors) was found guilty ofstriking and suspended for two weeks .

T . Peric (Kew Juniors) was found guilty ontwo charges of abusive language and sus-pended for eight weeks.

L . Murphy (West Brunswick) was found guiltyof striking and suspended for six weeks .

P. Whitaker (Thornbury) was reported forstriking - charge dismissed.

GLOBE-TROTTING EDITORWhen last heard of, George McTaggart,

together with his wife Nancy and their sonPeter, was due to leave the "frozen wastes" ofnorthern Norway (inside the Arctic Cicie) .

From there, they were planning to travelaround the rest of Scandinavia and arrive inStuttgart (Germany) at the end of March . Aprilshould have seen them motoring generallysouth to reach Rome mid-month. From there itwas back to London in early May.

Before finally leaving Australian shores, heMcTaggart family did a quick "flit" aroundSouth-East Asia, taking in Singapore, Bangkokand Hong Kong -"just to break themselvesinto travelling" . (Sounds like a new pair ofboots! )

Australia was farewelled about Christmas1977, and a cold and wet London welcomedsome four weeks later. Sailing via the SuezCanal one apparently becomes adept at copingwith sudden weather changes - in George'swords :- "it was swimsuits to sweaters in onevery quick lesson" .

Their Asian tour and the trip to Londonwere both by sea and the early part of theirContinental tour by train . Trains in Norwaymust be a joy to travel on : as George putit:- "!t snowed all the way (almost a blizzard)but the train arrived at Oslo right on time -i's a habit they seem to have over here" .(That in itself seems enough to make the aver-age Melbourne "trainite" envious . )

Whilst "out-of-sight" the V .A .F .A. is not"out-of-mind" for the McTaggarts. Those atthe Presidents'/Secretarys'/ Members'/ FullertonTestimonial Dinner will recall apologies beingreceived from them - cabled from Helsinki(Finland) .

George and Nancy have also extended theirbest wishes to all clubs for a successful 1978season .

What I would really like to know, however- and so far, nobody is telling - just whatdo George and Nancy do on a Saturday nightnow? They must feel quite lost with no re-calcitrant clubs to pursue.

To George, Nancy and Peter, may I say -on behalf of all connected with the V.A .F .A .,that I hope you are having one "whale of atime" and "half your luck"!

- Jan Howar d

BALL BRIE FAll at M.H .S .O .B . congratulate Grant Woods

on playing his 50th game for the club againstSt. Kevin's on April 22 . Grant has playedmost of his career in the Reserves but pos-sesses the ability to be a regular senior playerwith just a touch more dedication and alittle luck with injuries. Grant, all at Melb.High hope to see you in the team with thatother "blood nut" for a number of seasonsto come .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 13, 1978 Page 15

"'ALL BRIEFSCOMMONWEALTH DEFENDER'S 250

All at Commonwealth Bank congratulat eJack Pretty on reaching the milestone of 250games . Since joining the club in 1963 Jackhas been the backbone of many defences .Always a trier and a"gutsy" performer . It'snot only his Performances on the field butwith the social and fund-raising committeeswhich have brought his efforts to be noticed .Well done, Jack, and we hope to see you formany more games .

200 UP AT CAULFIELDCongratulations, Bob MacDonald, on reach-

ing the 200 games mark with Caulfield Gram-niarians. Commencing with the Juniors some10 years ago, Bob soon found his way intothe Seniors and since then has held downmany important positions in defence, mainlyfull back, with an occasional run on the ball .He played in the Club's "A" Section premier-ship team in 1970 and was captain for the1976 season . A big, fearless, straight aheadplayer, his fair and manly approach to foot-ball has made many friends for him inamateur ranks . While still a player he hashad a big hand in the club's administrationbeing Secretary for the past 2 years. Businesscommitments forced his resignation from thecommittee this season but he has made hisservices available in an advisory capacity andthese are now being freely used and aregreatly valued by the club. All members andsupporters greatly admire this popular club-man and hope that he will be around the clubfor many years to come .

150 TO N .O .B . UTILITY PLAYERMichael Welch, North Old Boys vice-captain,

today plays his 150th game. Mick is a stron ggutsv" player who is a strong mark, big kick

and fine handballer. He has played in manyposition

s committee an d member ee and r fine them clubman, Also

has contributed a lot to North and there aremany more games left in him . A big hand toMick from all at North .

100 UP TO IVANHOE "FLASH "This week the spotlight turns on Robbie

Field, that elusive guy who has really comeof age this year . In his 6 years with the club"Flash" has been a regular player in ourReserves, but this year Robbie has put alot into his game and has come up trumps inall aspects . There mightn't be much of himbut, boy, can he run . Ivanhoe are looking forbig things from the players this year and"Flash" is one of the shining lights in thisdepartment, so keep it up, Rob, and goodluck on your 100th game today .100 GAMES TO U.H.S .O .B . VICE-CAPTAIN

David Blake has been at U.H.S .O.B. since1971, where he played in the successful Under17 premiership team . David is well known forhis high marking and his terrific team spirit.This year, David is vice-captain of the seniorteam, and so far has struck top form - goodluck for the future.

It's a small stepping stone in Peter Fraser'sfootball career when he today plays his 50th

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senior game for the Commonwealth Bank, but,oh!, how valuable some of those games havebeen . . He is fast, elusive and high marking

_

as many opponents will testify. Well done,Pete, and may we see many more games fromYou in the future.

Congratulations to Billy Burrows who playedhis 50th game for Thornbury last week . Billhas always been a very consistent player, inthe forward line, and is looking forward towinning his fourth leading goalkicking awardin a row for Thornbury this season. I amsure with his great determination he will doit . Good luck, Bill, and hope to see youplaying your 100 soon - from everyone atThornbury .

Brian Haratsis recently played his 50th gamefor North Old Boys. Beginning in the Under19's he fought his way up through the Re-serves to be a regular Senior player . He isvery speedy, a clever ball handler and goodkick. And with his hair band everyone seeshim . North looks forward to congratulatim,him for his 100th game in a few short years.

CAULFIELD APPRECIATIONHave courage Gordon Cameron and David

Labram . Suggest as Caulfield Grammarianstroop into the clubhouse and whether you bea tired player, a harassed official, a Puzzledselector, the press correspondent noting the"whoers and goers" or. even a past playerbludging a hot shower after a run around thelake, their advice is always accepted. Thesetwo "unsung and often maligned" club officials,Gordon, Club Treasurer, and David, ClubCatering Officer, do a mighty job after train-ing nights, home game matches and duringclub functions . Their duties are quietly andefficiently performed despite the sometimes in-sulting comments and innuendoes from themotley mob on the other side of the servery .Joking aside, all club members and support-ers whilst seldom expressing their thanks forsuch courteous service, secretly appreciate thefact that they would be hard to replace .Thanks again Gordon and David for a jobbeing well done.

JUNIOR'S COACHCaulfield Grammarians are greatly indebted

to George Voyage for his services to the clubboth as a committeeman and as coach of theJuniors . A constructive and effective playerhimself but one who has had more than hisfair share of injuries during his career, George,despite his personal desire to continue play-ing, was finally persuaded to again coach theJuniors after his return from an overseasbusiness trip last year . Now keenly interestedin this job, lie has a good influence on hisplayers who greatly respect him for his dedica-tion and sincerity of purpose. As a clubadministrator he is factual in debate and hisopinions are always given careful considera-tion . Only a young man, the club looks for-ward to having his valued services for manyyears to come.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 13, 1978

LAST WEEK'S RESULTSA SECTIO N

Caulfield Gram. 5.4 10 .10 14 .14 17 .22-124

Marcetlin O.C. 9.1 12 .4 16.10 17.11-113

CAULFIEAlLlD GR. : Butcher 5, Bierwirth 4,vA'cio dIl :,mpton . BEST: Hampton, Butcher, Bier-„i, [h, Wood, Sassella, Felsenthal .

IIARCELLIN: A. Aloisio 5, Jones 4, P .C ; ;utner 4, Crimmins 2, Denning, Butler. BEST :JcnIes, Toomey, Maguire, A . Aloisio, F._Uoi,io. Holmes .

B SECTIO N

Old Melbumians 7 .6 7.8 13 .13 17.18-120Collegians 2 .2 6.7 9.8 13.11- 89

OLD MELBURNIANS : Burns 6, D .Urquhart 4, Cameron, Cowan, T. Cordner, A .Stuart, Tilbrook, Mumme, Thompson . BEST :Mumme, Morphet, Burns, Murray, Brown,Dumbfell.

COLLEGIANS : Newton 2, Walduck 2,Allen 2 . Hillier, Parsons, Merry, Rice, Loder,Crow, Etherington. BEST: Rice, Merry, Allen,Taylor, Newton, Roach .

North Old Boys 2 .2 8.9 12.12 14 .19-103Ormond 5 .7 7.10 9 .11 13.14- 92

NORTH O .B . : O'Connor 5, S. Maguire 2,Conti 2, Anderson 2, Ha ll , Wilson, Welsh .k3C-:Sl : Dolan, S . Maguire. O'Connor, Conti,

elsCt, Butera .

O 10 IOND: Fisher 3, Crump 3, Bourne 2,Il,ilds«orth 2, Chisholm, Boy an ton, McCooke .WEST : Holdsworth, Hamley, Corben, Bourne,

Purcell .

University Blues 6.3 11 .7 19.11 23 .16-154Ivanhoe 3.3 8.6 11 .10 16 .12-10 8

UNIV . BLUES: Cortese 6, Anderson 5,Sleeman 5, Carey 2, Church 2, King 2,Schauble . BEST: Holt, Sleeman, Anderson,Dobbie, Bedford, Brown .

IVANHOE : McDowell 4, Smyth 2, Kil-i, :urick, Renshaw, Burton, Lonergan, Stewart,Turnlcy, Field, Ryan, Grant, Robertson . BEST :iiucton, Grant, Lonergan, Smyth, Stredwick .Turnley .

St .Bernard's O.C. 3.2 5.8 8.11 14.14- 98Oe La Salle O .C. 3.6 7.8 9.14 12 .15- 87

ST . BERNARD'S O.C . : Scharzenberg 3,Dalmau 3, Hughes 2, Nadzielski 2, Nade,~'igro, Doolan, Randall . BEST: Dalmau,`.ritchell, Hargraves, Doolan, Wade, Hughes.

DE LA SALLE O.C.: Calley 3, Groves 2,Connolly 2, Dunn 2, Ingham, Mitchell, Halasa .13EST : Fitzpatrick, Maher, Connolly, Soutar,%l . Nugent, Loft.

Old Scotch Coil . 1 .1 7.5 12.7 20.10-130University Blacks 4 .4 4.7 6.8 9.13- 67

OLD SCOTCH : Anderson 6, Sherwen 5,Bates 2, Marx 2, Tallent 2, Bubb, Mason . D .Kefford . BEST: Tuininga, Sherwen, Marx,Anderson,, Drummond, Bubb .

UNIV . BLACKS : P. Birch 2, E . Cordner 2,Curtis. Fisher, Lockie, Perrett, Williams. BEST :P . Birch, Lockie, Holland, Perrett, Crowe,~oghlan .

Old Haileyburians 0.4 8.9 10.10 17.14-116Old Trinity Gram . 1 .4 3.6 7.12 10 .14- 74

OLD H'LEYBURIANS: Bouras 3, Legge 3,Poole 2, Meadows 2, Porter 2, Houston 2,Cocks, Paul, Marshall . BEST: Houghton,Marshall, Cox, Corrigan, Porter .

OLD TRINITY GR . : A. Birrell 2, P .Quarteman 2, Sekete 2, Stevenson, Saunders,Blackeny, D . Birrell . BEST: Beer, D . Emer-son, Smith, Weinberg .

Monash Blues 3 .9Old Paradians 2.1

5 .14 8.21 8.23- 715.4 7.4 10.9 - 69

MONASH BLUES: C. Moore 2, Mogg 2,D . Ryan, Curtain, Charman, Ross. BEST: B .Anderson, 'Mogg, Olds, Gumley, Bickford,Rosenheim.

OLD PARADIANS: Rowe 2, Russell 2, J .Jordan 2, B . Considine 2, Johnson, J . Ryan .BEST : B. Considine, Tellefson, _ McCormack.C . Hughes, Johnson, Roe .

Fawkner 5.6 12 .12 19 .24 28 .29-197Coburg 0.0 3.3 4.8 9.10- 64

FAWKNER: Ward 5, Ayres 4, Stapleton 3,E . Thomas 3, O'mara 2, J . Trapani 2, Foley2, Deans 2, Teasdale 2, Dugg an , Wilson,Llewellyn .

COBURG: S . Egan 3, Taylor 2, M . Hutchin-son 2, Beattie. McAuliffe . BEST: Ingleton,Cannon . C . Green, McAuliffe, Gillingham, S.Egan.Parkside - a bye .

TIPSTERS' TALLYSyd Whitfield (F) 15Jim Fidge (C) 16Michael Arnold (J1) 12Peter Nathan (J2) 12Nugget Stephens (E) 16 . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . 48Peter Brukner (A) 12 48Brian Lauder (B) 10 . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . 45*Norm Nugent (D) 4 4~ 5 points for each correct prediction - all

others 4 points for each correct.

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Last Week's Results - Continued

C SECTIO N

Old Brighton Gr . 3,2 9.13 12 .19 13 .23-101Hampton Rovers 3-6 6.6 9.8 12.8 - 80

OLD BRIGHTON : Gedye 3,. Shepherd 3 ,Jones 2, Priestley 2, Berry, Cowling, D . Snnon .BEST: Shepherd, Leske, P . Simon, Gedye, D .Simon, Paroissien.

HAMPTON ROVERS : Spurrell 3, Wenzel 2,McSpeerin 2, Parker, Stevens, Cook, Taylor.BEST: Macnish, Stevens, Spurrell, Cole,Parker, McSpeerin .

Geelong 3.2 10.9 12.11 16 .13-109Old Ivanhoe Gram. 2 .6 4.6 11 .11 13.16- 94

GEELONG: Kelly 5, G. Trevaskis 3, Jamie-son 3, C . Collins 2, Elliston 2, Evans 2, BEST:Jamieson, A . Trevaskis, Kelly, Nielsen, Hardi-man, Paulke .

OLD IVAIHOE GRAM. : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .

Old Xaverlans 4.2 7.5 11.9 16.17-113Kew 3.0 6.3 11.6 13.9 - 87

OLD XAVERIANS: Curtain 7, Jemerson 3,Cooksley 2, Brosnan 2, Fitzpatrick, Dwyer .BEST: Cooksley, Curtain, Noonan, Cullman,Nankervis .

KEW: Blayn 5, R. Zerbie 2, Fekete 2, D.Zerbie. Varney, Cavanagh, Dennis . BEST:Blay, Rowlands, Hinchen, Fanning, O'Farrell,Hayes.

A.J .A.X. 2.13 5 .16 11.22 15.25-115

Old Carey Gram . 1 .2 6.7 7.11 9.15- 6 9

•A,d.A .X.: Kaye 5, Jankie 2, H . Ritterman 2,Komesarook 2, Lemish, Kalmus. M. Ritter-man, Markoff . BEST : Schulberg, Feldpicer, M .Rittennan, Jankie, R . Marks, Kaye.

OLD CAREY GRAM.: Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

St . Kilda CBCOC 6.0 11 .8 16.13 22 .19-151Alphington 2.2 4.5 9.6 11.8 - 7 4

ST KILDA C .B.O.C.: Drinan 4, Smith 3.Dynon 3, B . Miller 3, Kay 3, Currie 2 .Carroll 2, Jennings, J . Delaney . BEST: Jones,Dynon, Kay, Jennings, M. Delaney, J .Delaney .

ALPHINGTON: Bromley 5, Berizzi 2, K.Candy 2, Roberts, Shea . BEST: W. Gale,Berizzi, Lennox; Coleman, Hale, Skerry .

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State Bank 8.5 11 .8 17.13 21 .24-150Elstemwick 3 .1 12 .7 17.8 21 .14-140

STATE BANK: Jeffery 6, A . Brenn an 5 ,Inglis 3, Dumbrell 3, Lenehan 2, Cloke 2 .BEST : Kirk, McSwain, Jeffery, A . Brennan,Inglis, Lenehan .

ELSTERNWICK: Blythman 7, Holmes 4McIntosh 2, Curtain 2, Grace 2, Rosewarne 2,A. Ramsay, Lanigan . BEST: Holmes, Rose-warne, Blythman, Rigg, D . Mahony, A . Ram-say .

Count ry Colleges 7.6 10.11 12.13 16.17-113M .H.S .O .B. 2.1 6.3 9.8 12.10- 82

COUNTRY COLLEGES : Coates 5, Com-madeur 3, Sheed 2, Cummins 2, P . Daly 2,Dewan, Barnett . BEST: P. Ryan, Vipond,Commadeur, Cummins, Coates, Huntington.

M.H .S . OLD BOYS: Hallett 2, Adams 2,Short 2, Pestling 2, Evans, Morgan, Malone,Kovits . BEST: Flegeltaub, Pappas, R. Evans,R . Wood, A . Short .

Heatherton 5.7 8.8 12 .13 17.15-117West Brunswick 2.1 10.4 14.6 16.10-106

HEATHERTON: Meeking 6, J. P . Kenny 5,Benning 2, A . Killen, P . Killen, Davis, Sauer .BEST : J . P. Kenny, J. E. Kenny, A . Killen,DiFede, Meeking .

WEST BRUNSWICK: Ryan 5, Byrd 3,Lewis 3, T. Schwarze 2, Brockwell, Fyffe, PM.Schwarze. BEST: Brockwell, Byrd, Fyffe,Heenan, Ivey, Ryan.

St . Kevin's O .B. 7.3 12.11 18 .14 24.20-164Old Cam'well Gr. 10.5 12.9 14.10 15 .12-102

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Hannan 6,Hewitt 5, T. Griffin 4, Hart 2, Olle, Corredig,P . Campbell, B . Campbell, Robson, Bourke,Cross . BEST: Duffy, McKaige, T. Griffin,Hannan, Hewitt, Olle .

OLD CAMBERWELL: J. Steven 4, Moran2, McLardy 2, Watkin 2, G . Buchanan, P.

uchanan, Horton, D . Steven, Ellis . BEST:Williams, Kerr, Mullett, J . Steven, Spencer,Hewitt .

U .H .S.O.B. 3.3 6 .7 11 .11 15.12-102

Power House 5.2 7.7 10.8 14.15- 9 9

U.H.S. OLD BOYS : it. Mercer 3, M . Ren-nick 3, Aloi 3, Rowan 3, Reid 2, Wright .BEST : Blake, Hamid, Chettle, Aloi, Bain,Crowden .

POWER HOUSE : Sykes 4, Dempsey 3,Evans 2, Whitmore 2, Ellis, Harris. Rosewarne .BEST : Evans, Dempsey, Peters, Scullin, Ellis,Digby .

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Last Week's Results - Continued

E SECTION

Beverley Hills 4.3 9.6 14.11 19.14-128North Brunswick 4.5 6.11 10,12 17.14-116

BEVERLEY HILLS : Hirsch 4, Field 3, R.Butterworth 2, D. Butterworth 2, Fleming 2,N(cCall 2, B . Reece 2, Monahan, J . Reece .E3EST: Ashley, Bowles, Clark, Egan, Hirsch,titonahan .

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Jewsqn 6, D. PayneKenny 2, Hughes 2, Morrrtt, G. Carter,

T :+ylor, Davies. BEST: Jewson, Holdsworth,(;, Carter, Strickland, Hughes, D . Payne .

Bul leen-T'stowe 5.3 9.7 18.11 27.19-181

A.N .Z. Bank 2.3 6.8 6.9 12.10- 82

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Tenace 6.Johnston 3, Quaife 3, Lockhart 3, Walker 3,\Vaton 2, Hooper 2, Cerato, Miles, Hebbard,F,,ulds, Gilmore. BEST: Hooper, Miles,\Vaker, Quaife, Johnston, Gilmore .

A .N .Z . BANK: Vigus 3, Henry 3, Mc-Dermott 2, Seehusen, Trewhella, Sicily,Tuckey . BEST: Daykin, Jones, Orchard,Sicily . Vigus, Wescott .

St. Bede's O .C. 4.3 7.12 14.17 23.19-157

A.M .P . Society 2.7 2.7 4.8 8.11- 59

ST. BEDE'S O.C.: Collins 9, P. O'ShannassyMcCormack 2, McGoldrick 2, Wood, Boyce,

L ans, G. Terrell, Howe, Cecchi, Fogarty,l;el .ly . BEST: Collins, Roberts, Pendleton,Itocke, Fogarty, Vaughan .

A.M.P . SOCIETY : O'Rourke 3, Wilson 2,1. Henderson, McCuskey, De Propertis . BEST:Wilson, Pottenger, Taylor, Gates, Brown, Mc-( i iskey .

Old Geelong 12.10- 82La Trobe Blacks 10.8 - 68

OLD GEELONG: Baillieu 3, Ross-Edwards2, McFarlane, Brocksopp, P.

J . Anderson, Shaw, Chirnside . BEST :Ross-Edwards, Swanson, B . Spiden, O'Sullivan,Chirnside, J . Anderson .

LA TROBE BLACKS : Tunbridge 2, Veldums2, Porter 2, Butler 2, Condon 2. BEST:Condon, Hast, Porter, Tunbridge .

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Footscray I .T. 4.8 9.16 17 .19 22.24-156111onas~i Whites 0.1 2.3 3.4 5.6 - 36

FOOTSCRAY I .T.: Carr 6, Brophy 4, White3, Murrell 2, Napoli, Baulch, Moore, Miller,Fletcher, Johansen, T. Baird. BEST: Napoli,Englefield, Miller, Brophy, Moore, Carr.

MONASH WHITES : Parsons 2, McKenzie,Derham, McCallum. BEST: Egan, Martin,Cousins, McDonald .

Therry C.C .O .B. 3.4 6.8 14.10 23 .18-156National Bank 2.4 4.6 7.10 8.11- 5 9

THERRY C.C . : Conley 4, M. Wakeling 4,Briggs 3, Bye 3, Farrell 2, Johnston 2 . Clay .M . Judd, King, Mullumby, A. White . BEST :Conley, Bye, M . Wakeling, A . White, Ross,1 . Broomfield .

NATIONAL BANK : De Koning 3, Godfrey2, Scott, Andrew, Bentley. BEST: TonyRyan, Scott, De Koning, Andrews . Clarke,Phillips .

Thornbu ry 4 .4 11 .13 13 .16 22 .23-155Com'wealth Bank 6.1 7.1 7.5 7.5 - 47

THORNBURY : Smith 8, Hayman 5, M .Staff 4, Cowan 3, Candy, W. Burrows . BEST :Azzolini, Smith, Dell'ava, Cowan, Pietsch, P .Burns .

C'WEALTH BANK : W. McCrimmon 5,Dick, Reid . BEST: W. McCrimmon, P .Fraser .

University Reds 4.2 10.3 12.9 19.13-127Clayton 5.3 8.12 14.13 15 .21-11 1

UNIV. REDS : Striate 5, Sturm 4, Long 4,McNaughtin 2, Webster 2, White, Young .BEST : Koop, McClumpha, Smale, Ahern,Long, Owen .

CLAYTON UNITED : Burghardt 4, Herald2, McAvoy 2, Nestor 2, O'Donaghue 2, Brett,D . Phillips, Westaway . BEST: Westaway,Jennings, McAvoy, Sheers, Dawes, I. Phillips,

Bulleen United - a bye.

Old Mentonlans 5.8 7.11 13.13 21 .15-141Brunswick 1.1 4.8 8.11 11 .14- 8 0

OLD MENTONIANS : Durack 5, Speers 4,Adcock 4, Mounsey 3, H. King 2, Zimaris,Rafter, Watts. BEST: J . Upham. B. Watts,Rafter, Adcock, Bungey, Johnstone .

BRUNSWICK : Owens 3, Dix 2, Hamilton,Gillett, Johnston, Le Haney, White, Winch.BEST: Gillett, Jones, Owens, Tptman, Palmer,Camilleri .

JUN IOR 1 SECTI O N

Ormond 0.11 4.16 6.23 13 .26-104St. Bernard's O .C. 3.3 5.5 10.8 13.14- 92

ORMOND : Roach 5, Dargavel 3, Porter 2,Boehm, Robertson, Russell. BEST: Ritchie,Porter, Roach, Russell, Robertson, Rennick .

ST. BERNARD'S O.C.: Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .

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Last Week's ResultsOld Scotch Coll . 7.4 12 .11 20.16 26 .26-182Geelong 3.1 6.5 8.5 9.6 - 6 0

OLD SCOTCH : Akam 8, Lee 3, Letts 3,Strangward 3, Normand 3, Spence 2, White 2,Treyvaud 2 . BEST: Normand, McLellan,Strangward, Akam, Letts, Sizer .

GEELONG: Huon 3, Mills, Fatouros, Regan,Taylor, Martin, Gardiner. BEST: Condie, Mills,Taylor, Thomson, Brunton, Innes-Irons .

North Old Boys 5 .4 7.5 15.11 16.11-107Ivanhoe 1 .0 4.3 6.4 11.10- 76

NORTH OLD BOYS : Crowley 3, Richard-son 3, Enriquez 2, Giese 2, Pearse 2, T. Ryan,D . Ryan, Considine, Weir. BEST: Hibbert,Considine, Giese, Bevanda, Enriquez, Pearse .

IVANHOE: Cosma 3, Phillips 2, 'Luby 2,Olaris, Brewin, Watts, Westcott . BEST :Fraser, Cosma, Walle, McCulloch, Sampson,Brewin .

Hampton Rovers 2 .2 8.6 9.9 16.11-107University Blacks 7 .4 8.6 12.8 13.9 - 8 7

HAMPTON ROVERS : Ketis 5, B. Marshall3, Clarke 2, Baker 2, More, Huckett, Twin-ning, Morecroft . BEST: Austin, Spalding,Huckett, Baker, N . Kelly, Ketis .

UNIV. BLACKS : McArthur 4, McHenry 4,Watkins 2, Hobson, Nelson, Wooley . BEST:Wooley, McArthur, McHenry, Hutton, Hob-son, Nelson .

Monash University 5 .7 11 .10 17 .12 20 .13-133University Blues 2.1 6.5 7.8 11.12- 78

MONASH UNIV. : Rodger 8, Shepherd 4,Bean 3, Coyle 2, Holmes 2, Etherington . BEST:Rodger, Deighton, Etherington. Shepherd,Tunbridge, Bean .

UNIV. BLUES : Giampietro 3, D . A. Watson2 Twite 2, G . Hickey, A . Watson, Dess,Wood . BEST: Wood, D. A. Watson, Mc-Autiffe . Dess, Guinane, Twite .

JUNIOR 2 SECTIO NFawkner 20.20-140Caulfield Gram. 9.9 - 63

FAWKNER : Profenna 5, Pitts 3, Smith 2 ,Wooster 2, T. Chard 2, White 2, Colliver,Dowd, Trapani, Busst. BEST: Gillion, Pitts,Busst, Profenna, T. Trapani, Hiede .

CAULFIELD GRAM.: Stewart 3, Fielden 2,Diamond . Bird, Riley, Aschloff . BEST : Fielden,Forbes, Theodos, Diamond, Gaffney, Lyle .

Kew 4.4 6.9 12.15 19.21-135West Brunswick 0.3 3.6 4.6 6.9 - 45

KEW: Jackomos 6, Busuttil 4, G . McColl 3,Brassil, Mikelat, Miller, Merlino, Costanzo,Salerno . BEST: Jackomos, Harris, Busuttil,McColl, Mikelat, Salerno .

WEST BRUNSWICK : Jones 3, Rainone 2,Madden . BEST: Handley, Madden, Moloney,Nicholson, Rainone, Watts.

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ContinuedOld Haileyburians 7 .12 10 .14 13 .21 18 .24-132M .H.S.O.B. 1.1 4.3 7.4 10.8 - 6 8OLD HAILEYBURY: C. IvfcDonell 4, R,Lyons 4, J . Taylor 3, S . Castles 2, G. Brook-man, I . Topi, M. Louns, B. Mattingley, A.Lynch, BEST: R . Anderson, A . Lynch, C.McDonell, A. Sher, R . Gerry, I. Ridoutt .M .H .S. OLD BOYS : Stephens 4, Dunn 4,Anthony, Brydon . BEST: Bismire, Todd, Dunn,Anthony . Walker, Stephens.De La Salle O.C. 1 .5 4.8 6.15 10.20- 80Old Paradians 1 .6 1 .8 2.10 5.14- 44

DE LA SALLE: Greene 3, Casey 2, Mc-

Dokaoldky, TCasey, 2, Cooke,eney.a BEST :: Paul

Mc-Donald, Linehan . R

OLD PARADIANS : Leone, M. McCarthy141adden, Juracic, Dynes. BEST: Broph;;,Dynes, Madden, Deylen, Busch, Sundberg .Coburg 32.18-210Therry C .C.O.B. 5.8 - 3 8COBURG : Adamson 6, Kilner 5, Bucci 3Cleary 3, Burgen 3, Sykes 3, Wood ~,Edwards 2, Hutchinson 2, D . Purcell, Ellis, D .O'Carroll. BEST: Elder, D . O'Carrol, Adam-son, Bucci, Hutchinson, Sykes .

THERRY C.C . : Murcutt 3, Mitzi, McIntyre .BEST : Stopper, McIntyre, Brown, Donohue,Taylor, Fedrizzi .

"Herald" Phone NumbersYou may, again this season, dial DIRECT to

the Amateur Football representative at the'Herald" Office. The numbers are :-

652-1892 or 652-1893 .

63-0211 you have any difficulty, you should ring("Herald" switchboard) and ask for

extension 1892 or 1893.RESERVE SECTION RESULTS - These must

be phoned to the above number(s) Beforem3 .00p.m .

SENIOR AND JUNIOR SECTION RESULTS- These must be phoned to the abovenumber(s) Before 5 .00 p .m. A fine will be in-curred after this time . If results are not re-ceived at the "Herald" Office by 5.30 p .m ., afurther fine will be imposed .

Phone calls not directed to the abovenumbers may go astray . In this event, clubswill be regarded as having failed to phone intheir scores and will be fined accordingly .

When phoning scores, please follow thispattern :-

(a) the Section concerned(b) teams playing(c winning tea m(d actual scores=winner first .

Check with BOTH Goal Umpires beforeringing the "Herald", for the correct scores .Incorrect scores equal a fine !

The phoning of all scores to the "Herald"Office is the responsibility of the HOME CLUB .

AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 13, 1978

Last Week's ResultsA RESERVE SECTIO N

Old Scotch Coll. 2 .1 5.5 6.6 11.13- 79University Blacks 2.5 2.6 7.8 8.10- 58

OLD SCOTCH : P. Hays 4, Leeming 2,Welch 2, J. Eggleston, P. Melville, Orr . BEST:r . Eggleston, Leeming, McLean, P. Hays,Gibbs . Arnold .

ti'VIV. BLACKS: Cannizzo 2. Belfield . Hart,L :irson, Lyons, Maguire, Troup. BEST: Can-niazo, Beifield, Hart, Larson, Costello,Faulkner .

St, Bernard's O .C . 3.6 5.9 12.9 13.12- 90De La Salle O.C. 1 .1 7.6 9.8 11.12- 78

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Goalkickers, Bes tPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

DE LA SALLE: Harley 4, Hale 2, HillC :sev, Sully, Carr, Hyde. BEST: Whyte,,Cuscy . J. Nugent, Harley, Perkins, Letson.

University Blues 3 .3 5.4 8.8 11.11- 77Ivanhoe 2.5 5.9 5.14 6.15- 51

UNIV . BLUES : Abbott 3, McGough 3,Hager 3, Tom. Laussen . BEST: Ellison.Wripht, Moore, P . Clarke, M. Clarke,Kenealy.

IVANHOE : Buckley 3, McKenzie, Bivi o.Docherty . BEST: Buckley, P. Chapman,anCourse, Lynn, Forristal, Williams.

Ormond 8 .3 9.6 14.7 15.9 - 99Norh Old Boys 2 .0 6.1 8.2 10.5 - 65

ORMOND: Kozlowski 4, Smyth 3, Foulsham2 . Rosengarten 2, Hoey, Rowse, Porter,Humphreys . BEST: Coster, G . Turner, Bur-nev. Kozlowski, Foulsham, Rosengarten.

NORTH OLD BOYS: McPhee 2, G . WilsonM. Marchesi 2, Diviny, D. McGuire .

Sheales, Zabrieszach . BEST: Maule, Zabries-r:ch, Wilson, McPhee, D . Maguire, Haratsis.

Marcellin O.C. 2.4 4.4 9.5 10.7 - 67Caulfield Gram. 1.1 2.8 6.9 7.10- 52

,NIARCELLIN O.C. : S . Frazer 3, Napier 2,Walsh, Reid . B . Crimmins, Allen, Boyce . BEST:Anderson, Napier, Delmo, Walsh, Colls. S.F razer.

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Tamblyn, Hill, D . B.N~'illiams, Yeomans, Worthington, Le Page,Tonkin. BEST: D. B. Williams, Collins,Hortley, Worthington, Pearson, Tonkin .

B RESERVE SECTIO NFawkner 6.9 10.16 18 .22 23.25-1 63Coburg 0.0 O.t) 0.0 6.3 - 39

FAWKNER : Tymms 5, Nenna 4, Shannon3, Bentley 3, Dunkerton 3, Phillips 2, Whit-tacker, Faulks, Thomas, BEST: Shannon,Dunkerton, Tymms, Nenna, Drummond,Raleigh .

~Craig ~Ginn F ic, I. Liddle3Y BEST~AazW roll, n1eWels,Gleeson, M. Weston, Gaviskabitch, Christo-pher.

ContinuedOld Melburnians 1 .5 6.9 6.13 9 .14- 68Collegians . 1 .1 1.2 4.5 10.5 - 65

OLD itIELBURNI ANS : Austin 2, Lucas 2,Shaw 2 Johnson, D . Wilson, A. Cameron .BEST : Johnson, Hepworth, Kenyon, Austin,A . Cameron, Shaw .

COLLEGIANS : Teale 2 Ross 2, Chisoch 2,Price, Dean, Mano, Balsillie . BEST: S . Mc-Kay, Scott, Cartledge, Balsillie, Richards,Ross .

Old Trinity Gram. 2.2 4.6 4.9 9.17- 71Old Haileyburians 0 .3 0.3 3.4 3.4 - 2 2

OLD TRINITY: Stockdale 4, J . Mercer 2,Tankey . Leonard, Wall. BEST : Wall, Masters,King, Spaulding, P. Beer, J. Mercer .

OLD HAH,EYBURLANS : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

MonashBlues 19.16-130Old Paradians 5.2 - 32

MONASH BLUES : Giles 6, Grant 5, Cos-tello 2, Davies, Zimmerman, Mann . Leerson,Cash, Steart. BEST: Nash, Giles, Mann,Davies, Lovell, Carr .

OLD PARADIANS : P. Jordan 2, Mansfield,M. Ryan. N . Hughes. BEST : Carlin, L'Huillier,Luchetta, Flynn, Wyatt, J . Assetta.Parkside - Bye

C RESERVE SECTIO N

Old Brighton Gr. 1.6 6.10 7.10 14 .14- 98Hampton Rovers 2 .0 3.2 3.8 3.9 - 27

OLD BRIGHTON : A. Dick 5, Beddoe 2,Hamilton 2, Latzer 2, Duncan, Grant, Wagner.BEST : D. Dick, Taylor, Beddoe, A. Dick,Wagner, Kelleway.

HAMPTON ROVERS: Lewis, Callaway,Cave . BEST: K. Martin, Salmon, A . Martin,Kelly, Bennett, Callaway .

Geelong 3.8 7.9 12.12 14 .13- 97Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1 .0 2.6 2.7 5.10- 40

GEELONG: T. Ludowyk 6, Benci 3, J.Ludowyk 2, Sheringham. Pettigrove, Hunter.BEST : Bullen, Pettigrove, T. Ludowyk,Hunter, Condie, Benci .

OLD IVANHOE GRAM.: Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

Old Xaverians 3.4 6 .7 8.10 8 .11- 59Kew 1.1 2.3 3.7 5.10- 4 0

OLD XAVERIANS: Dwyer 2, Brew 2,Adams, Laurence, Petroff, Fitzgerald. BEST:T. Fanning, R . Fanning, Powell, Bourke,Ryan.

KEW: Brown, Bulley, King, Knights,Casauria . BEST: Casauria, McCosh, Roberts,Telford, Barrett, Du Vergier.

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A .J .A .X. 3.9 3.12 7 .17 12 .17- 89Old Carey Gram . 0.1 3.6 3.7 6.11- 4 7

AJ.A.X . : Friedman 4, Jurberg 2, Rozenbes2 . Hoffman, Dudakov, Blusztein, Eizenberg.BESI : Dudakov, Aarons, Milgrom, Friedm an ,S . Marks, Friede.

OLD CAREY GRAM . : Goalkickers, BestPL .>c,s not received, or received after copyueuei-i:ne - first post Monday.

St. Kilda CBCOC 1.3 6.10 9 .13 12 .17- 89Alphington 2 .4 3.4 4.6 5.7 - 3 7

ST. KILDA C.B .O.C.: Davis 6, P . O'Con-nell 2, Graham, Esmonde, Robinson . BEST:Girdwood, Robinson, Davis, Graham, P .O'Connell, Broomhall.

ALPHINGTON: Wright, Murnane, Matton,Keppel, Walker. BEST: Wright, Walker,Keppel, Matton, Godfrey, Lynch .

D RESERVE SECTIO NState Bank 3.1 6.3 8.3 14.5 - 89Elsternwick 1 .3 3.5 4.6 6.7 - 43

STATE BANK : Kincaid 7, Cooney 4, W .Wabbis 2, Noviello. BEST: Kincaid, Gibson,Cooney, Thane, Bennett, Noviello.

ELSTERNWICK : Stevens 3, Ballantine,Cunningham, Marshall . BEST: Watson, Mc-Zness, Marshall, Fogarty, Ballantine, Stevens .

M .H .S .O .B . 2.3 3.6 7.9 7.13- 55Country Colleges 0.0 1 .1 1.1 1 .1 7

M .H.S . OLD BOYS : Stow 3, Lee, McKenzie,Lewis, Martin . BEST: Stow, Goldsmith,Manley, Martin, Bright, Newell.

COUNTRY COLLEGES : Hanlon . BEST :Westbrook, Howe, Year, M. Lester, J . Joyce,Murray .

West Brunswick 2 .2 8.5 12 .7 14.15- 99Heatherton 3 .4 6.4 11.6 11.6 - 72

WEST BRUNSWICK : Adams 5, Somerville2, Tartaglia 2, Callander, Condon, Fletcher,Oakley . Vazquez. BEST: Adams, Callander,Canning, V . Heenan, Rolfe, Somerville.

HEATHERTON: Bodey 3, W . Williams 3,Matricue 2, Borg, Layton, Skinner. BEST:Bodey, Borg, Skinner, Walker, Matricue,Smith .

St. Kevin's O.B. 3.3 4.10 6.15 8.16- 64Old Cam'well Gr. 1.2 4.6 6.7 7.11- 53

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Arnold 3, A.Simpson 2, Puschenjak 2, Martin. BEST :Simpson, Fernon, Martin, Kevin, Arnold,Croagh .

OLD CAMBERWELL: Donkin 2, Kerr 2,Mullett, Eades, Treacher. BEST: Treacher,Kerr, Perillo, Deakin, Allan, Scown .

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Power House 9.8 16.10 20.16 27.18-180U .H .S .O.B. 0.2 1.5 1.5 2.5 - 1 7

POWER HOUSE: Clark 7, Sarosi 6, Mc-Phee 3, Hammond 3, Johnson 2, Booth, Demir,Greig, Kimpton, Ramsay, Thomas . BEST:Booth, Sarosi, Shewan, Griffin, Clark, Kintp-ton .

U.H.S . OLD BOYS : Marr, Wilkinson. BEST:Schulz, Miller, Smith, Aloi, Nolte, McKenzie.

E RESERVE SECTIONBeverley Hills 3.2 7.5 9.7 13.12- 90North Brunswick 3 .2 4.2 8.4 9.5 - 59

BEVERLEY HILLS : A. Clark 6, Doe 2Fisher 2, Fry, Lowe, Woods. BEST: Barratt,A. Clark, Fisher, Glenister, Mason, Post.

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Duncan 4, Cirill o2 Kokkinopoulos 2, Manias. BEST : R . Carter,Kokkinopoulos, Panzarino, Castelli, Duncan,Manias.

Bu f leen-T'stowe 5 .5 10.8 16 .9 21 .12-138A.N .Z. Bank 1.0 4.0 5.0 5.0 - 3 0

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Stannard 8,Murphy 4, Tenace 3, Puller, Sheridan, Smith,Pretto, P. Battanta, Wilson. BEST: Mooney,Stannard, Pretto. Thompson, Sheridan, Coyle .

A .N.Z . BANK : Brain 3, Kelly, Goodear.BEST : Brain, Fehring, Ham, Hogan, Kelly,Pearson .

St. Bede's O.C. 2.3 9.3 11.3 13.7 - 85A .M .P Society 1 .7 2.9 5.12 7.12- 54

ST. BEDE'S O .C . : Nevett 5, Hurley 3,Fitzgerald 2, Christofas, Zuccala, Steinfort .BEST : Nevett, King, Elmore, Cracknell,Coutts, Hurley.

A.M.P. SOCIETY : McLaughlan 2, D . Jen-kins 2, Batten, Caddick, Mannix. BEST : Me-Laughlan, Carr, Batten, Caddick, Wilkinson,O'Sullivan .

Old Geelong 4.1 6.8 8.8 14.9 - 93La Trobe Blacks 1.7 6.9 7.14 9.15- 6 9

OLD GEELONG : N . Officer 4, Bradshaw 3,Clarke 2, A . Yenken 2, Ogilvie, Moffat, Geddes.BEST : Austin, Geddes, N . Officer, Clarke,Jenkins, Moffat .

LA TROBE BLACKS : J. Gronewesen 3,Faulkner 2, Prosser 2, Heath, Muscella . BEST :Faulkner, G . Martin, Hughes, Prosser .

Old Mentoniana 6 .3 13.5 20 .7 29.13-187Brunswick 0.2 2.3 3.8 3.8 - 26

OLD MENTONIANS : Wilson 5, Deluca 5,M. King 5, Jorgensen 4, Fleming 4, Chamber-iain 2, D . Sharp, Schrape, Usher, Brockway .BEST: I. Bakker, Jorgensen, Wilson, W .Cooke, Schrape, Usher .

BRUNSWICK: Dean 2, B. Dalton. Best :Dean, B. Dalton, Maloney, Malagoli, Gardiner,Anderson .

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F RESERVE SECTIO Nf,7oriash Whites 0.1 2.4 3.5 7.13- 55Footscray IT. 2.4 3.5 4.7 4.7 - 3 1

1 i(lti ASII WHITES : Jackson 2, Wallis 2,( , ; ;! 2, Pitcher. BEST: Clark, Leyden,

ailis . Craig, Sharkie, Pitcher.y0 :)TSCRAY I.T . : Newl and 3, Jenkins .

i3i~ST: Smith, Rowe, Newlands, Mathews,Glivra, Kerr.

Therry C .C.O .B. 3.0 9.9 11.14 15.17-107National Bank 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.2 - 2

7` :x :3RY C .C . : Matheson 4, Zulian 3,ch.r~Ison 2, Beer, Ford, R. Judd, Rider. BEST :

Nicholson, Matheson, Crosilla, Man-

s`AL BANK: (No goals scored . )3EST : Serattori, Sharp, Grantham, Stockton,

I,.r, Anderson .

Com'vrealth Bank 5.6 9.6 16.7 19.9 -123Thorr.bury 0.0 3.0 4.4 5.7 - 37

C' ;FEALTII BANK : Gregg 4, Jorgenson 4, C;<hion 3, Coves 2, K . Nemhet 2, McGregor,

>fc', :mee, Keating, -Thomas . BEST: Jorgen-,nr. . Thomas. Keating, Coves, :K. Nemhet,ioi,~icOn

. f; :ORt'.SURY : Wills 2 . M. Ffanagan, C.D,mond, F . Burrows. EST: Greeves, C.D~ nwnd, Catterall, Wills, Manning, S . Burns.

Clayton 4.2 7.3 10.6 13.9 - 87University Reds 2 .4 6.8 8.8 11.13- 79

Cl . :'tiYTON UNITED : Brierley 3, Woff 3,Go>SI~w_ 2, Hastings 2, R. Gardiner, Muir,

BEST : Blasi, Gent, Woff, De Reus,Arr]=bv . Gardiner.

L"vi': . REDS: Belbin 3, Mason 2, Munoz' Gross, Elliott, Nicol, McDonald. BEST.-:M,, oz, Nicol, Williams, O'Shea, Gordon,! !li .ut.Bulleen United - Bye

Squad training commenced on G'Jednesdav10th May, at Caulfield Grammarians Oval 3 ;A .J.A .X . Oval 2, Albert Park, under the respec-tive coaches (Peter O'Donohue and BernieSheehy) . Sunday morning training Will be heldat V .A.F.A . Headquarters, Elsternwick Park from10 .30 a.m . commencing tomorrow .

Supporters of various clubs are asked tosupport the Sunday training sessions to lendatmosphere to the occasion and generally showinterest for the benefit of those players strivingfor final selection . The V.A.F.A . Social Com-mittee will provide suitable refreshments andhope to create a"pieasant Sunday morning"atmosphere .

To officials of ,clubs who nominated playersbut who were not named in the squad, I wouidlike you to attend any training session and seefor yourselves the standard required . No onedenies that your nominee is not a good feet-bailer but it is a fact of life that there areothers around who are a fraction better andmore used to pressure situations which theselectors must take into account .

At present there are players in the squadwho must produce a lot more otherwise theywill not last . I am sure that there will beplayers added to the squad due to injuries etc .For example, Peter McDonnell (De La Salle),Ed Cordner (La Trobe) and Mike Cooke (OldCarey), were all last minute inclusions in 1977and all performed well.

So the name of the game is to keep tryingand never give up hope . Remember the oldadage - "A winner never quits and a quitternever wins". ,

PETER O'DONOHUEState Coach, V.A .F .A ., 1978

FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK

Matches to be played at Plsternwick Park for the first half of the seasonare listed below:-

May 13 - Ormond v Ivanhoe.

20 - Ivanhoe v North Old Boys .27 - Old Scotch Coil . v St Bernard's O.C .

June 4 - Interstate Matches - in Melbourne.10 - De La Salle v North Old Boys.17 - Ivanhoe v De LaSalle.

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