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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 6, 1970

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!,Vks by t-)IBy GEORGE McTAGGART

A great second half by Ormond enabled them to beat Melbourne High byago al in last week's main game.

Ormond looked to be in an almost hopeless position at half-time when theyere 28 Points behind but they brought themselves back into the game with.i burst of eight goals in the third term .

Geelong went into top place on percentage when they beat the previousleaders University Black by a point. A late bid by the Blacks just failed .Other leading teams to "bite the dust" were La Trobe University, OrmondJuniors and St . Kilda CBC Reserves.

Collegians and Ivanhoe staged a Geelong led the Blacks by 6 goalsneck-and-neck struggle with Colle- at the interval and were 44 pointsLans holding on well in the last quar- ahead at the last change but theter to win by 11 points . A feature of Blacks kicked 8-7 to 2 goals in thethe game was Ivanhoe's accurate final term to go down by only a point .kicking - 11 goals straight at one North Old Boys held on to with-<tag

DeL e, and they finished with 18-5. stand a last quarter effort by Ol d CaulfiXaver won b a lot ofatsouble until we teinto the Iast 7-goalian

sburs

tand in the third 5 telrmsh

eand alpedquarter, but then Caulfield cut loose Alphington to beat Commonwealth

and slammed on 10 goals in less than Bank by 20 points .20 minutes to win by a big margin. St. Bernard's easily beat Kew andCoburg built up a big early lead Old Scotch went way from Footscray

over Old Paradians and coasted home Tech in the second half .to an easy win. Geelong, Old Scotch and the Blacks

Melbourne High put on 8-7 to Or- now share top places four points aheadmond's one point in the second quar- of St . Bernard's.or and looked to have the game won

. Old Haileybury knocked Old Me2-Ormond's third quarter burst gave burnians out of the four when theythem a 21-point advantage at three- scored a decisive 34-point win overquarter time and although High drew OM's . They virtually led throughoutlevel shortly before the finish, Ormond the match .~oaled in the last minute for a thril- Hampton Rovers put up a remark-ling win

. able effort of accurate kicking againstm tch, t playe

d Universityout a High . They but were well Ibeat n.20th the Blues failed to take advan- Uni . High kicked 10-5 to a goal in

tage of the wind in the third quarter the first quarter .and went down by 7 goals . They St. Pat's gave Glenhuntly a bigkicked 8-4 to a goal in the first term, start at the half way mark but finish-but Monash added 9-4 to 2 goals in ed in good style to scrape home by 3the second and ran right away with points, They trailed by more thananother 8 goals in the last quarter . 7 goals at half-time.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 6, 1970

St. Kevin's beat Old Trinity by 13points due mainly to more accuratekicking and Parkside beat Old Brightonby 3 goals.

Reservoir Old Boys tossed leaders,La Trobe University by 4 goals witha strong finish, enabling Brunswick totake over top place.

Ormond leaders in Junior Section1 went down to Old Scotch by 3points in a close struggle . St . Ber-nard's finished too strongly for Coburgand won by 2 goals. Old Scotch whowere second to Ormond on percentageare now clear leaders .

In Section 2, Army Apprentices beatOld Brighton by more than 10 goalsand West Brunswick scored from El-sternwick by a similar margin .

In the Reserves Collegians got upto draw with Ivanhoe, De La Sallebeat Caulfield Grammar by 5 pointsand the Blues beat Monash by 23points (on May 20th) .

Footscray Tech downed Old Scotchby 19 points . St. Kilda CBC wentdown to Assumption by 10 points .St . Kevin's beat Old Trinity by 31points . Fairfield beat West Brunswickby 21 points and Reservoir over-whelmed La Trobe .

UMPIRE'S CORNERHOLDING THE BALL: HOLDING

THE MAN RULEA player in possession of the ball,

when held firmly by an opponent(firmly enough to stop him or retardhis progress), should be given a rea-sonable chance of disposing of it, bykicking or handballing, otherwise afree kick shall be awarded to hisopponent for holding the ball .

A player who lies on or over theball is deemed to be in possession ofit, and if tackled correctly will bepenalised .

A player held by an opponent whennot in possession of the ball shall beawarded a free kick.

If a player bounces the ball Nbeing held - holding the ball .

If the hold and the bouncemade simultaneously - play on

hil

A player held by one arm while hretains possession of the ball witthe other - holding the ball .

When a player is knocked on arm oelbow causing him to drop the ball -play on. When a player has his armpinned to his sides, causing him tdrop the ball - play on .

If an opponent is carried forward i :a push-ball movement even thouglhe is in possession of the ball -free kick. (This is incorrect tackling;

SOCIAL NEWSPresident Brian Hagarty and secre

tary Norm Sharpe enjoyed the ho,pitality of VFL reserve umpires atheir smoke night . Perhaps this iwhy they got extra training the following day .

At least one umpire was pleased hfollowed instructions of adviser Ma ;Barker and carried two whistles .

Congratulations to the umpires selected to control the recent Australiaiinter-varsity carnival held at Monas]University, interstate players werloud with their praise .

V .A.F.A. supporters may be int rFsted to learn our "knights of th ,

whistle", officiate at all matches cantrolled by the Public Schools, associated grammar schools and high schoocompetitions.

No names - no pack drill - b,uthe writer hopes the two umpires concerned are more alert on the field -than when they are passing over roacamphometers .Just in fun -Overheard at football game (no .

V .A .F .A.) player was discussing umpire, with member of the umpire' :appointment board .

Player - "do you have trouble getting umpires? Where do they comffrom?"

Official - "Hell! no we just wailuntil parking attendants get marriecand have sons and we make therrumpires . "


AST WEEK'S RESULTS

A SECTIONGobur9 5-0 9-5 11-9 16-12-108old Paradians 0-1 3-4 6-5 8-8-56

Coburg : McFarlane 10,King Saundeesh Zylan,McFarlane, King ,

pearson .Old Paradians : Denavi 3, Ford 2, Dowling,

0'Brien, McKinley. Best: Grindley, Kendall,Audley, O'Brien, Quinlan, Ford.Collegians 64 1 13-14 18-16-124

5-113IvanhoeCollegians : C . Roach 6, Tucker 5, Vivian 4,

pryor, Windest, Varigos . Best: C . Roach, Cran-

; ;ell, Tucker, Edwards, James, Vivian .ivanhoe : McMahon 4, McWhinnie 3, Hick 2,

P.1cKernan 2, Whitaker 2, Phillips, Burns, P.Coulter, Logan, Berry . Best : McWhinnie, Rojo,Logan, McMahon, Berry, McKernan.Caulfield Gramm . 2-3 9-8 10-11 20-13-133

De La Salle O .C. 5-9 8-10 10-17 10-18-78

Caulfield Gramm . : Tootell 4, Long 3, Butcher

3, E . Coffey 2, J . Hore 2, Morphett 2, Lester 2,Tamblyn, Atcheson . Best: Pyman, Tootell, Long,A. Coffey, Lester, Barker .

De La Salle : Hunt 3, Lynch 2, B . Lyons, Stew-ard, Lindsay, Geddes, Whitelaw . Best: Hunt,Whitelaw, Lynch, Janson, IGeddes, Halasa .

0 14-17 16-18-114Ormond 6-9 6 :1rAHS Old Boys 3-1 11-8 12-8 16-12-108

Ormond : Dexter 4, Ladd 3, Wood 2, Grace 2,A. Graham, Cameron, McInerney, Voight, B .Fitts. Best: McInerney, Russ, Voight, B. Fin-ayson, Grace, Ladd .

MHS Old Boys : H . Ritterman 6, Cooper 4, 1 .Wilson 2, Staley, Harley, Malone, A . Wilson .Best: H . Ritterman, De Read, Cooper, A. Wilson,Wood, Nelson .

Played Wed ., May 20thtAonash University 1-0 10-5 11-7 19-10-124University Blues 8-4 10-4 11-4 13-4-82

Monash University: Thomas 5, Rogers 3, Stew-art 3, Bartley 2, Peers 2, Lamb, Cole, Powell,Graham . Best : Caddy, Graham, Watsford, Bart-ley, Thomas, Rogers .

Univ . Blues : Standish 3, Church 3, R. David2, Barkley 2, Fox, Leaper, Hume . Best : James,Fox, Macaw, Renowden, Church, Standish .

Peter Randles is a new boy who hasmade good at St . Kevin's Old Boys thisyear . In recent weeks "Randy" hasreally been finding his feet and theopposition have found him not easilybrushed aside - he may even deve-lop into a replacement for one B.McGuiness. Mick Boyd is another re-c: uit from the school who is showinggood form. It seems the more he'sknocked down the better he likes itand the quicker he jumps up.

B SECTIONNorth Old Boys 3-2 6-13 9-17 11-21-87

Old Rober3.4 5-5 8-

8 tson 4, Cheel22~D .

Maguire, M . Adams, Murray, Elliot'tob eKelsey.rtson,Best: S . Maule, Welch, Spurting, Robertson,

Hagen, B . Drew.Old Xaverians : T . Quinn 3, Keeney 2, Mulcahy

2, Woodruff 2, McKenzie, Curtain, Prouse . Best :

T. Quinn, Gowers, McKenzie, Raffaele, Collins .Geelong 6-8 9-11 12-19 14-19-103University Blacks 1-1 4-5 7-5 15-12-10 2

Geelong : Aliden 4, E. Smith 4, Wells 2, ras-bouit 2, Sheringham, Leake. Best : Allden, Jones,E . Smith, O'Kane, Sheringham, Andrews.

University Blacks: Morgan 7, Hill 2, Carnie 2,Wisdom, MacCallum, Sharpe, Jones . Best :Jones, Leng, McLean, De Crespigny, Cordner,Hill.Old Scotch Coll 5-7 7-10 16-13 20-17-137Footscray TCOB 2-1 6-2 7-4 9-6-60

Old Scotch : Hughes 3, P. Clarke 3, Anderso n3, McDonald 2, Whitford 2, Stokes 2, Hiddfe-stone 2, Steele 2, R. Beaurepaire . Best : And-erson, R. Beaurepaire, Sowden, Stokes, P .Clarke, Goddard.

Footscray TCOB : Murley 3, Munn 2, Punshon2, Turner, Fletcher. Best : H . Park, Murley, Chap-man, Maddox, G . Scott, Galvin .St . Bernard's O .C. 4-4 9-8 14-14 17-18-120Kew 0-0 5-6 5-7 11-11-77

St. Bernard's OC: Sullivan 5, Ginnivan 2,Burgin 2, Mahoney 2, McArdle 2, Phelan, Han-nebery, M . Mahoney, Crennan . Best: Crennan,J . Parrett, Ginnivan, McArdle, B . Mahoney, G .Amott.Kew: Goalkickers, Best Players not received .

Alphington 3-9 6.9 13-12 13-12-90C'wealth Bank 1-1 7-6 9-6 10-10-70

Alphington : Wayman 7, Johannsen 2, D . Wills2, Fairchild, Williams . Best : Williams, Scott,Johannsen, Adams, Smith, Robinson .

Comonwealth Bank : Edwards 7, Saynor, Bre-win, imbery . Best : Edwards, W. McCrimmon,Ventura, Dick, Radford, Borrack.

De La Reserves returned to the win-ners' circle last Saturday with a finewin over Caulfield Grammarians . Inthat last quarter when we had tocome from behind each player appliedhimself magnificently . Players toshow out were Paul Mitchell , RogerO'Donnell and Chris Lofts .

Who said backmen never make goodkey forwards? Melbourne High Jun-iors' Ken Robertson is doing just thisat centre half forward. He is now,regularly among our best players .Keep up the good work Ken .


Last U7~j`zak' ;C SECTION

Old Carey Gramm. 3-5 6-10 8-13 10-16-76Power House 2-1 4-4 5-7 5-9-39

Old Carey: Redford 4, Goode 2, Freeman 2 ,McPhee, Raymond . Best : Freeman, R. I . Elliott,McPhee, Hughes, M . Wilcox, D'Ambrosio.

Powerhouse : Hughan 3, Christie 2 . Best:Christie, Peters, Coloe, Stapleton, Hughes,Blythe .

Old Haiteybury 2-4 7-5 13-12 i6-15-111Old Melburnians 2-1 3-8 5-9 10-17-7 7

Old Haileyburians : Young 6, P . Mason 4,Langford-Jones 3, Dowling, Mehavan, Williams.Best : Gadsden, Home, Langford-Jones, J. Mas-on, Mulvey, Williams.2, Miller, Niemann, Ristrum, Roberson . Best :

Old Melburnians : D. King 2, Rattray 2, WeirRoberson, Weir, Rattray, R. Thompson, Mackay,A . Thompson .

UHS Old Boys 10-5 11-7 14-14 15-14-104Hampton Rovers 1-0 5-0 5-0 10-0-60

U .H.S .O .B . : Ashmead 6, Davis 4, Seath 2,Kinnear, Taylor, Foss . Best : Taylor, Zavalos,Ashmead, Masenhelder, Kinnear, Holdsworth .

Hampton Rovers: Humphrey 3, Cave 2, Boyle ,C . Cooper, Graham, Mirabito, Reid. Best: Wood,Graham, Fullager, Wolfe, C. Cooper, Devery .

Toor-Malvern 3-2 6-6 8-10 12-13-85National Bank 3-5 3-8 4-13 7-17-5 9

Tooronga-Malvern : Franklin 4, Russo 2, Grah-am 2, Wilson, Bean, McGregor, Parker. Best :Brady, Franklin, Graham, Cockerel], Collins,Russo.

National Bank : Evans 2, Morris 2, Mumford,Wakefield, McLeod. Best: Evans, Sheehan,Morris, Morley, Sutherland, Lloyd .

Assumption O .C. 7-5 11-7 12-11 15-18-108St Kilda CBOC 0-1 1-6 5-9 7-10-52

Assumption D .C. : Tuck 4, Dyer 4, Avery 4,Daly 3. Best : Tuck, Avery, M . Beaumont, Mc-Mahon, O'Dwyer, Howe .

St. Kilda CBOC: Cooke 2, Drew 2, Blackie,McLauchlin, J . White. Best: Bilston, Drew,Drinan, Esmonde, Howe, Tesoriero .

T. W. ~

D SECTIONAMP Society 2-1 4-5 7-6 13-14.9;Old Geelong Gramm . 2-5 5-9 12-10 12-10.8;

AMP Society : Formby 4, Crompton 3, Mclnne sScott, Munro, Thompson, Ahern, Perrin . BestSloan, Taylor, Ahern, Ferrall, Blake, Metcalf .Old Geelong : Bradshaw 4, R. Whafley 2O'Byrne 2, Marendaz, Weibye, Woods, TBrown. Best : T . Brown, R . Whalley, Weibye,Hudson, Bradshaw, Marendaz.

St. Kevin's O .B. 6-2 6-2 10-5 11.6.72Old Trinity Gramm. 1-2 3-6 4-9 8-11 .59

St. Kevin's Old Boys : Davies 2, K. Hoare 2,B . Johnson 2, Hangar, Semetas, Boyd, Clayton .Smith, Hogarth . Best : Reynolds, Fernon, Davies,McArdle, Hogarth, K. Hoare .

Old Trinity: Christie 2, Hudson, Kleinert,Quarterman, Pruden, Farmer, Phil Cohen . Best :Kleinert, Phil Cohen, Watson, Peter Cohen,Christie, Fellows.

Fairfield 6-6 9-9 12-15 14-17-101West Brunswick 1-1 5-2 5-4 6-11-47

Fairfield : Hyland 6, F. Findlay 3, Hume 2,N . Wykes 2, L. Finlay. Best : Hyland, S. Day,M. Day, Topp, Capoldi, Guest.West Brunswick : Goalkickers, Best Players not

received .

Parkside 2-2 6-8 6-8 11-14-80Old Brighton Gramm . 3-3 4-3 9-6 9-8-62

Parkside : Fitzgerald 2, Jackson 2, Sammut 2,J . Byrne 2, Tennant, Bilton, Eames . Best :Clarke, Stenlake, Tennant, Sammut, Fitzgerald,B. Harvey .

Old Brighton : Mullett 3, Hosie 2, Wilson 2,Hamilton, Reid . Best : Myers, Dalton, D . Wood,Smith, Mullett, Finkmeyer .

St. Patrick's O.C . 2-4 4-5 10-11 12-14-86Glenhuntly 2-3 11-6 11-7 12-11-83

St. Patrick's OC: Shannon 4, Fry 3, Thrum 2,Photopolus 2, Coffey. Best : Thrum, Photopolus,Coffey, Lardner, Shannon, Fry .

Glenhuntly : Warner 4, Bristow 4, Duncan 2,Clark, P. Valle. Best : Bolt, Nathan, K. Nolan,Clark, P . Valle, Rose .

44KANGARO" O""' BRANRuN' S

D FOOTBALLSFIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - Still Leads The Field

THE AMATEUR FOOi'EALLER -- June 6, 1970

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ast WeeWs Results continuedJUNIOR SECTION 1

SECTIONE SE %,RAHS Otd BoYs 2-3 5-7 10-10

14-13-97

3-4 6-13 10-15 13-19-Brunswick 3-2 5.4 8-9 9-11-65State Sav Bank B 5 3 Ball

0 2 4-5 4-5 8-5-53

,• M.H .S. Old Boys: Haas 4, Senni 2, Harpi,ymo-

Old Paradians

Best : Abernathy, Durham 2, R. Wood, RobeBens

'poulos . Best : R

. Wood, oncCormack, Mc-

Dea nrunswick: Maher 3, er

3, enn

Goron t Gibbons.

Dumbrell 2, Hodgkin, Penns Ba( , Donald, Taubert, Robertson . SYmes, Cat(inan ,

In 1W bury Kinlock B t Best WYi d

.eY Papa4os as. 04d Paradians: Harrod 5 ,

Wh ffe nState Savings Bank : P•I Cy npgPalostas4is 2 Johnson . Best: Harrod, Caltinan, Johnson,

Hodgkin, Price, 6 17 27-20-182AJAX 0 7-4 9-4 9-5-5 9

James, ng i, Hough, Turner, 2$ 6-11 11-16 17-23-1253-1 3-1-i99 9-12 20- N{onash University 2-, 1 Th2-

1 orns 2.Y : F{ett 7td Essendon Gr 0 Schach- St. Kilda, CBOC Rogers,b 12 Katz 4 , Poyas 1 Monash Umvarsi Rosen-0

r 2, Wolper 2, Jurtierg, oldberg, Katz, garien 2 Peacock , garnett, Smart,'Drysdale ,zcAJAX: Goldfiar Godberg Webb, Sti - 2, Fit larence 2,Rog e

Goldfarb PoYs• G Smart . Bes : Flett,tean . Best: ,

. Kilda CBOC: Bf ~ck 2 CW`ynchsCasey Vin eWebb, Fe{man.Old Essendon

: Goalkickers, Best Play St .' not Birrel, Peacoc k

ved 8.12 110-20-80rece 6-11Halpin, Lazzaro, Need a fi 2 -

7-3 12_9 13-9-87Elsternwick 3-3q T 5 7 8.1T 8-19-67 Old scotch Call . 6 4 8-5 12-12-84

She Wan 2, Ormon dold Ivanhoe Gramm .

Cornhels 2, Wafters , Walters, Sharpe Shew anSmall A. Ramsay g Gurney 2 G Ste

ens s Wolstencrott'trire, Stevens, N Jackson, Cuttrtss Gor-

don . t 8-10 101 2Old en o i0666

t ans : Ingram 6, Newto n

Jamison' Moss Royston notand L. D .C. : Goalkickers,

Old Scotch: Marks 3,14 C{arkO'ConnelL Best : Street,

Moffatt 3, WaitElsternwwk: Sharpe 3, Street 2, Hare, Leemmg• Best : Macfarlane,

2 Evan s, v- Marks , Walker, Wall, Cla~kogana2s Naylor, Jen-

Old Ivanhoe: Wiltshire , Ormond: Kozlowski 5, Best : Kozlowski,, R . Stevens. Best: J . Stevens, kin, Peterson, GFaufrahamk, ner, Kelly .

English, Thomas .G. Peterson, Kelly,

St• Bernard's O .C . 1-3 5-6 6-9 1$ iQ_58don. 15•18 17-19A21

nians 0-0 5-2 5-2Coburg 6-1 7-3 8-T

0• and L . O .C. ton 5,

2, Uren 2, Bolton, Rafter. Best : J Ingram, amison St. Bernard's D .C. .- Goalkickers, Best Player s

Old Men oni ° not received. Tot(ey. Best :Coburg : Bent 5, Barry,, Long,

C . Hallam . O'Day .KiniaY, Best Players Birch, Bent, Joannidis, Ctuin, Barry

,

D, a4•5 11•11 11-11 13"18-9 6

received. 1_2 1-5 6-8 7-8-5 0

old Cam'well Gram . 8"6 4-7 4~0-44 1$ iQ_~8 ivanhoetY tello 2 Gobbo 2,

ANZ Bank1-1 M. University : T

. Ryan 3, os

Old Camberwell :Tipping 2 MacCallum ,ker, a envo r W t th , Foster ,Hewitt MacCallum, Tu c

ANZ Bank . K pavicius 3Hall . Sest Simscn,Gilroy-Scott, Davidson , Karpavicius, Gilroy-Scott, AlanSpencer, Kelly ,

McGregor, 92Reserv oir O .B . 2-4A 6-16 110-8-88La Trobe Univ .

Rese Marti nl pB O'Brien,cR .utg-etsona'Tre ascus .Asto nBest-'Martin, F

. Tuininga, Jarvie, Farrar, G . Let-

Mackie 2, Betts 2, Reynolds, J . Ryan . Best :Pinkertun 3, K . Wood 2 ,

Greterix . Best :

I . Vincant. Kelly.

2 7ughes, J. Clarke, Jalland, Reynolds, Lachat, Costello,

McMillan .Ivanhoe

: Bryant 3, Dean, Borchers, Earle,

Best : Otdmeadow, Bryant, Renshaw,as , P. Samson, Stamps, Borchers, Bruckner.Percy ,

son, G . Slater. Nadenbousch 2,La Trobe Univ . : Sgro 3 ,

Sceney, Condon, Lamont, Paciocco, C . Hall,

Best: Gilchrist, Pech, Gee, Nash, Nadenbousch,

Paciocco .

Good to see FootscryTech's "Old-

er er Brigade" come good

Father Geoff Fletcher returned d game.

form to turn in a very "Old"g

Against Scotch Geoff'smate

admit kicksbut a mus couple,

reserves earned

Dthe evenin two

t oals Dunc•

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Collegians reserves staged a thrill

ing drawn gameabconditionsh~t waspite the blustery da good hard game all day were eMan-

side quit, best on the Cornell, Lucas.~gy Lugg, Benjamin,

and John Munn-Robert Reid,

UHS Old Boys Reser-great

ves gwingman played afor

last Saturday and will remember roundsome time . "Reidl.e" left t r the wit oneearly in the last quarter black eyebig headache and one bi gafter a collision with teammate Bob

Byron .grea g

-- June 6, 1970THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER

JUNr ;;~ SECTION 2Atphington 3-2 5-8 10

5-8 13•Hampton Scouts 2-2 2-3 s 6-

12 8

Aiphington : foannidis 4, Rubira 2, Eldridge,i .Will .,

Newman, Suggett, Eaton, Shea, John-stort . 8est : Wetch, loannidis, Johnston, Newman,Eldridge, Suggett.Hampton Scouts : A . Young 2, Bennett, Good-rem, Grant, Roulent. Best : Bennett, Phillips,Goodrem, Grant, Tragear, A. Young.Caulfield Gramm .

3-5 8-7 12-15 15,23-113NationalBank 2-6 3-6 7-10Caulfieid Gramm.: Richardson 4, Gillespie 4Voyage 3, Hibbins, Minoque, Rutledge, Parker .Best

: Cox, Minoque, Malfroy, Richardson , Rut-ledge, Voyage .National Bank

: B, Bentley 2, Tillton 2, G .Arcadiou 2 P, Arcadiou, Wiggins. Best : Dench,K• Bentfey,'Tiilton, G. Arcadiou, D . Ellis, Ralph .O d BArightoo f Gram, 1-2 7-7 11-9 17-16 .118Army Apprentices : Overson 2-5

2 . 66, Jubbe95,7John4

stone 2, Ctapton 2, 8even, Ara mini, Bestc Mills,Jubber, Ara mini, Overson, Ctapton, Jo

hOld Brighton: Grove nstone.alliday 2, Leone, Smith, GrandinH, Lavvy. Best: Leone, Wagner , Hall iday,McKenzie, Clark, Wyeth.

Toor-Malvern 1-3 6-Parkside 6 8-8 12-16-88Tooron a- 1-4 2-5 4-10 5-11-41g Malvern: Zobie 3, Watts 2- Lin 2,Martin 2. Leifting, Moore, Perkins. Best : Lin-gard, Zobie, tvMart ;n, Perkins, Doran ,: Baker,Parksidos

. Wilatson Stoke

Lumsden Batty, D-tiams . Best : Lumsden, Baker, Chisholm,, Dat-son, Kildea, P . Harv ey .Power House 3-2 10-7 17-AJAX 0-2 3-4 g- 26-10-166

Power House : Scott 9, Fraser 5,8 Wore 3,Smullin 3, Tinkfer 3, Mayer 2, Wilkie . Best :AJAX: Klyne 3 BogatinTinkler , Kurz, Buckstein

B

, Hore , Fr aser, Joy, Stringer, Meredith .Grace Rosen ', , Fein, Zaks. Best: P. Roberstone,ogatin, Kindler, Auster, Rosen.West BrunswickEtsfarnwick 3-6 8-8 18-14 21-18-1441-3 6

West Brunswick- Goatkickers, Bes t6-8 11-8 1

.received Ptayers5notElste G

R AdamesrnwBes:t: Roode

n Newf n, Go den,toMa3' May,

A . Newton, M, Newton . Y, Wise,

Fred Tungaand Wayne Farrar ofR .O.B.% both played an outstandinggame Iast week. Fred with his good

work around the ground and Waynewas impassable in the back pocket .John iYiartin t,vas also a

match winnerlast week with his brilliant game inthe centre .IV[any thanks to Fred andWayne, also, for the good work theyare doing for our club,Page $

contionuedA RESERVE SECTi

Coburg 1-3 2-8 6-i3Oid Paradians 1-2 2 3 2-

5Best 8 23-71Coburg: Gill 2, Salter 2, Page 2, Flint, Symons

Fox

. 2-5-17: Greenhorn, Gili, Zanon, Jackson, '

Saltor

J. OOaBrienra Paui Co'liis,v Kohut jl Westcott,$hq, ;ivanhoe 1-2

4Coilegians 5 5-10 5-12-42Ivanhoe : Bourke 3, 1-3 2-4 3-9 5-12-42

Loughlin, Pickering, Toohey, Dowley. Best:Monkivitch, Hutton, Quinlivan, Peake, Harris,Bourke .

Nash~teBest tvjann,on u Cornetl, MaddocksJ. Munn, g^ Lgg. Benjamin, Lucas;De La Saffe O.C. 1-2 3-2 4-Cauffield Gramm, 3-3 4- 3 8-5-53

De La Salle : Burke 3, D . Kelieher2 Keat2ingO'Donnell, Baker, Scollon . Best: P,' Mitchell,O'Donneil, Lofts, Kingston, Keating, Hale.Caulfield Gramm . : Butler 2, Andrews 2, Criswick, Middleton . Best :GOOK Andrews, GeddesButler, Craven, George,.Ormon dMHS 5-9 12-10 17-19 19-0!d Boys 0-1 1- 23-137

Ormond : R. Fitfs 5, Dunne 5, 28hpht p 6~Guilivan, Meeking, Baxter, Briggs, Ward, StiarpMetcalf . Best: Dunne, M, Gullivan, Briggs

,,Murphy, Blight, Hocking

Best N BenOnedtt,B Short,ou

, Harrison, Taylor, Farmer.

Piayed Wed., iVtay 28thUniversity Btues 0-2 3-Monash University 2 8 4-9 8-10-58

Univ. Btues : Templar 3, B,1 2- 3ockte 2

.4 5-5-35Martin, Jeremiah . 8est : Hunfer, Mart

i y Nielsen,dale, Rogash, Jeremiah, McArthurn, Stock-

Monash University: Lovett 2, Cantwetf, Mc-Keown, Smith. Best : Kelty, Findtay, Berry,Smith, McKeown, Dodson .

O1d Trinity's resid cet~t ritics wonderwhat has happened to the playerswho won seven out of the Iast tengames Iast year. So far this year theseplayers have Ieft it to recruits PhiTOohen, Marc Pruden artd Da1e Emer-son backed

by Alan 63ilIespie-Jones,Petsr Cohen and a couple of otjiers .The time has come for the buIk ofthe p?ayers to pull the proverbSaI out,think about their game and put inI00 minutes of football a week, Howabout it fetlas?

THE A M,qTEt1R FqpTgACLER__ June 6, 1970

Last We~k s' Results -.B RESERVE continued

Old Xaverians $EC~~®i~North Old Boys 4-2 7.4 9-Y O

Old Xaverlans : 0-1 4-3 9-1p-64Moore, P. Unktes 3, L 1

a 8-2Moore, 74

P. Ctarke, Alenson ~ Hender

s

Sharkey, Kew

: Goatkickars, Bestt Playefp on• Kennedy,

Belcher

2' StoneyCroyte, O'Donnelt BOwden . Bes!North pld Lally, P, J, R McCatfreyPrior, Crockford,yTomitzpatrick 28nFJ QOwden 'DivinY, Lavelle Pkioson, : Maute 2,UniversFty Blacks Maute,2F3st3

Bes tq Croikfoldr~ckGeelong

6-6Univ. Blacks: Cl YSa-3 3-6 1Y=8-74

Pion 2 Allen ifford 3, u ders2,

4`6-30ton, G . Smith, Burston Pif, quinn. Cham.Pion . Senior, Clifford, Best : Burs-Geelon Hillier, Cham.R . Trevaskis,l~~Coad 3 R_ Coad

. c Qton. Coad, 'Revie Best, YrneFootscray TCOB Meagher, Middte-Old Scotch Cott 3-3 7.

5 Footscra4-2 8.7 13•8-8 6aid 2, Y TCOB : Dibbon 6-3 8-5 10-7-67son. Flett 2, Corr, 3 Fincher 2, McDon -A Taylor,

S

Best'Dibbon, Ffett,S Fntcerff NjcNeHa dns p Gribben .

ita ageEvc°tch McLean 2 McTaggart 2, Leon

gHendersonEvans Henderson Speed, C .St. Bernard'sO, on, ' Clarke

,

Kew O.C. Suit, Alenson, Leong

Y-2 7.6 Y3-7St. Bernard's O .C. : De 3-4 3-4 7 1s.14.1zaham 3 RGc SamttoH th

pPayton ,

$Me r Mer~ck,h 4, yock-

Alphingtonnot received,

C Rrph n torink 5`Y O OS-Y1 8`Y2 8•12-604-8 8•15Tledgen g Tiedge

nH, ayes 2, F airch 3d -sY

child , J' L- Tiedgen, Lonnquist . 2' Jones J,, Lonnqufst, 8est ;Armstron Fair-

Whjt mmonwealih Bank, g' Blegg,Coope- Best- r, B own . King, Joy, 1c j~cKfnn y

, JW~offat,

C RESERVEOld Carey ramm, SECTIONPower HousGe Y-2 6-4Old 0-3 p.5 9-5 10'6•66

Care -S 4-9-33H ath H. ch ~s T Best : Greeneen 2, K~nloch 2,

powarho~sg Y Shaw, Tucker, yutchins,eron. Best : C

wafkins,qnders R, Mitter,Miiler. ross, Dakin, Gord, Cam_

Old Metburnianson Norden, I.

Old Haiteybury 2-1 3-8 5-3-6 10-17-7 7Old Metburnians : 1-2

1-44-8-32Pitts 2Goss, I . Hepwo Murp h

Collins' Pyan ~. Mallo4, Collins 2

Old ,Hailemyburi B sMurp~hy; pitts, , Ratten Vercoe,

B oBest ;

,Atkinson, Bon wick, Quick 2 Hart, Marks, Best;

Sawyer,Bowderi, Brearfey, Redd,

U .H.S. Ol dHampton RoversBoys 3-5 3-6 5-10

6U.H.S. 0- 3_6 4-6 i0-4 6weeks

D, Old Boys' tfiopotus 2, Johnson ,5-9-39Lellan, iriver,opotus Tanovic . Best: Rei dIt, Bennett,rs Rice, pn~_D acon ton Rovers : Andeonhnson .English, 1 Rolls . Best' Hotdin

Berry Can ,Menner, Patterson, Being, Thomas, G

National Bank ry.

Toor-Malvern 1-5 02•6 3-10 6'YO-40National 2-3Bank: Goalkickers, Y 3 3-9-27received, Best Tooronga-Malvern: not

Madigan, Fitzpatrick, Reatl, LCrouc alorh Scott. Best:

Assumption O .C.St . Kifde CBOC 1-1 2-4Assum 2•1 3_2 q;g 6-5-41

son, ptiOn OC, : McDonald 3, 4.7-31Phyland FurletttPhytand,

Morden , F~rjatti,St . Kilda CBO McDonald Heath.man, Smith. G~ Ctarke, Danckert, EKennedY Best : Care y, Danckert Schwa

_Kil~ ligrew, Satter, Dwyer,

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~® ® o r1 117111- ' AMATEUR FOOTBALLER

. . June 6, 1970

Last Week's ResultsD RESERVE SECTION

A.M .P. Society 2-2 6-8 9-10 15-12-102Old Geelong Gram. 1-4 2-5 6-7 7-10-52

AMP Society : Bless 4, Jenkins 4, Ruddell 2,Sirianni 2, Saxby, Collery, Grant . Best : Ruddell,Saxby, Sirianni, Bloss, Jenkins, S . Carr .

Old Geelong : Jenkins 2, Colman 2, J . Mac-Gregor, Spiden, Vautier. Best: Winton, R. Fras-er, Connor, Jenkins, Darke, Spiden .St. Kevin's O.B. 1-0 5-4 6-4 10-9-69Old Trinity Gramm. 1-6 2-7 4-14 4-14-38

St. Kevin's O .B . : Rolle 3, O'Connor 2, Gave n2, Briggs 2, Dalton . Best : Chapman, Dalton,Allan, Molan, Rolle, Martin .

Old Trinity : Duke 2, Frood, Stockdale . Best :Henry, Anderson, Batrouney, Lansdell, Duke,Frood .Fairfield 2-4 4-8 6-13 7-14-56West Brunswick 1-0 3-3 3-3 5-5-35

Fairfield: Bell 2, Jewett 2, Zerella 2, Bryan .Best : Carmichael, Herbstreit, D. Wykes, Young,Bryan, Zerella .

West Brunswick : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived .Parkside 4-3 8-4 10-5 16-8-104Old Brighton Gram. 3-4 4-4 8-7 8-7-55

Parkside : Howard 7 Purcell 3, Cole 2, Whit-taker 2, G. Dryden, Winnacott . Best: G . Dryden,Whittaker, Howard, E . Kane, Luscombe, Winna-cott.

Old Brighton : Finlayson 2, Walker 2, M . Wood2, Andrew . Best : Walker, C . Taylor, M . Wood,P. Taylor, Van Woerdan, Willis.Glenhuntly 2-11 9-17 14-20 16-26-122St. Patrick's O.C . 1-0 1-0 2-3 3-3-21

Glenhuntly: Brooks 5, Alman 3, Lochheed 2,Whelan, Plummer, Perazzo, Crawshaw, Brown,Francis . Best : Morgan, Alman, Londkowski,Lochheed, Crawshaw, Dunlop ,

St. Pat's D.C. : Mardling 2, Leyden . Best :Leyden, Hynes, Lane, Murrihy, Borelli, Tomming .

Ken Redford looks as if he hassolved Old Carey's problem at fullforward . A good kick and a strongmark. Ken capped off a good gamewith 4 goals_ against Power House .

If all St . Kilda players showed thesame determination all day thatMaurie Bilston has shown all season.we would not be among the alsorans. Week after week, Mocca's fineplay in the centre, despite the buf-feting he receives from bigger andless talented opponents, keeps us inthe game when the side is flounderingagainst tough opposition . Keep up thegreat work Maurie and the best andfairest trophy is yours .

continuedE RESERVE SECTION

State Sav. Bank 4-2 4-5 8-6 12-7-79Brunswick 1-4 4-8 5-11 6-13-4 9

State Savings Bank : Pitts 3, Mitchell 2, Gos-sip 2, Tucker 2, Willis, Chapman, Fowler . Best :Gossip, Grant, Lofts, Tucker, Gourley, Stafford .

Brunswick : Meyers 3, Gillett 2, Jones. Best :J . Moore, Jones, Quinn, Russ, Ross, Gillett.AJAX 3-4 8-15 13-20 18-26-134Old Essendon Gram . 0-0 0-0 2-2 4-4-2 8

AJAX : Hoppe 5, Prinz 3, Guthry 3, Wisnia 2,Marin, Chizik, Fell, Fonda, Brattberg . Best :Chizik, Hoppe, Goldstone, Wisnia, Roberts,Mehl .Old Essendon : Goalkickers, Best Players not

received .

Elsternwick 10-8 12-8 17-14 18-17-125Old Ivanhoe Gram . 0-0 1-6 1-6 2-8-20

Elsternwick : Eaton 4, Peters 4, Bates 3, Cara-vias 3, Williams 2, I . Ramsay 2 . Best : Eaton,Stoner, Williams, Ganbutt, I . Ramsay, Bates.

Old Ivanhoe : Stagg, Massingham . Best: Kadar ,Pratt, M . Williams, Atkins, Dixon, Crooks .Old Xaverians 2-1 5-5 6-7 7-11-53Old Mentonians 1-2 1-3 3-4 3-4-22

Old Xaverians: Dowley 2, Massala 2, Costel-loe, Stanley, Alston . Best : Smith, Hoppe, Alston,Connelly, Cesielloe, Fakhry .

Old Mentonians : Ericksen, Wood, Schinzel .Best : Phillips, Wood, Everett, L . Hallam, Mc-Kenzie, Schinzel .ANZ Bank 5-4 5-8 8-10 10-10-70Old Cam'well Gram. 1-0 4-1 5-2 8-8-56

ANZ Bank : Hickford 2, Dawson 2, Knight 2 ,Hurst, Watson, Floyd, Ridgway . Best : Dawson,0. Sampson, Fehring, Hamilton, Debelak, Child .

Old Camberwell : Pegram 2, Mullett, Rashleigh ,Lucas, Edgar, Sugden, Bond . Best : Lucas, Rob-inson, Mahan, Pegram, Mullett, Rashleigh .Reservair O .B . 7-2 8-2 12-6 13-8-86La Trobe Univ. 0-0 2-3 2-3 4-4-28

Reservoir Old Boys : Woods 3, Peon 3, A .Dunn 2, Benstead 2, Dulkie, Lucas, Galea . Best ;D. O'Brien, R. Jackson, A . Dunn, Peon, Kol-inski, McGivney .

Lt Trobe Univ. : McElwain, Anyon, I . Brock-field, Carland . Best: Hannah, Greenhalgh,Phelan, Davy, Thiel, Anyon .

All at Brunswick are glad to hearthat Rod Baguley's brother is okayafter his bad accident, all the bestBarry .

Footscray Tech's senior team isreally causing coach Bill Luke somebig worries this season . Yet to openour account we haven't really shownany worth while form for Bill or oursupporters .


IMPORTANT NOTESPOST EARLY

Press Correspondents are advisedPoTheBnatcopY EARLY on Sundays.

boxes is now clearance time Of Pinarviousl much earlier than pre.Y~ as early as 6 p.m. in someareas, andany wherenot later than 8,30 P.M..

Make sure-POST EARLYoYu don't miss the pos t

RESULTS OF MATCHESResults of amateur matches ar

ebroadcast in the Sporting Sessions ofRadio Stations 3LO, 3DB and 3KZeach Saturday eveningTelevision and fro

m and HSV-7 ChannelsABV-2 GTV-9.

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

RESERVESTeam IV[ PLEASE NOTE

Reserve S1a~ tand Timekeepers ofParticularly the folloew~ should note

1 . Starting time• g Points:--

started after is11.45

"n. Iffor late after 11 .50 aam•, a fine

2. EACH start operates.minutes' QUARTER is of 20

3. Half-t ~plus

Time-on.EXCEEDe intervaltT NOTES_eth

at isfrom the end of thquarter to the start of the third .

20 MINUTES ROF RESERVESReserve Seetiquarters of 20 on matches consist ofnunutes duration -NOTPlus Time-on

. Instructions re-back~of Sco~"ON are printed on the

Senior ande J Cards.

consist of ~or Section matchest'011 - qum ters of 25 minutes dura.

Reserve S Time.on .at 11 .45 a .m. matches conmenCetion matches at 2enior and Junior Sec-

p .m .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 6, 1970

ADDRESS ALL -FORPUBLICATION To

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dress . the Editor's private ad-

(Use addressed envelopes provided.)

PREVIEWThe A.B .C.'Porting Session from

at 6 3 0each Friday (which commences

of the p.m) will include a preview

matches, ng daY's amateurBe sure to listen to this broadcast.

INSTRUCTOMEKE

NSE REGARDING46T'

"TIME-ON"me-on" must be added

signalled by the Field Umpire la) ndhentvhen a goal orbehind has been

seared, a goal, takethe time from te

caseof

by the Goal of the flagsof the ball in th Umeme to the bouncingUmpire and, in ~een~e by the Fieldtake case of athe time from the ,behindflag to the kick-off, of the

EMERGENCY HOW TO CONTACTEmergency umpires

for UMPIRES

ESsectiwill be located at Elsternwick paonsand will be available to proceed toany gnaund if required .

8491The telephone number will be 53 .Should the appointed umpa ire fail to

Elsternwickappear, it will be necessaryanto phoneemergency umpire to ask for an

Clubs must be sent.makeiliar with the themselves farn-

correct number : yst--' and ring the53-8491 .

E~) ~ li 6 jA • season 1970, theUU

For the remainder of the home od thebenefitssof spa sorship from The

V q,g,q, Clubs will be eligible of ompanies.ce GroupSouth British Insuran

Th.e Group consists af:---The South British Insurance CO. Ltd*The United Insurance Co . Ltd .The South British United Life Assurance Co

. Ltd .

The award will be known as "TheSouth British United

operate ono thelf lowingand it will opbasis -

The South British Insurance n wr t pog companies will present a Clubquality football to a the remainingeach week duringrounds of the home and home games

.

Clubs will be eligible according tothe Section of the competition inwhich they participate, such that -

A Section clubs will be eligible in

rounds 9 and 14-B Section Clubs will be eligible in

rounds 10 and 15.C Section Clubs will be eligible i

Best wishes to all V .A .S .A. Clubs

from --The South British InsuranceCo . Ltd .The United Insurance Co. Ltd .The South British United LifeAssurance Co . Ltd .

Round 8 of the South British slEl 3Unit-Sec-ed Football Award applie d

tion Clubs of the V .A.F .A . The awardwas won by the AJAX Club who

ginscored the greatest roun d inning8 mn ar de-

in E Section during feating the Old Essendon Gramma r

Club 27-2 0-182 to 9-5-59 .Congratulations to the AJAX Club .

foot-ball through the courtesy of The SouthBritish Insurance Group of Companies .

The eligible teamsround 9 will be Athe award during roun

d cedtinl next weekesL1Reco~d

.e announ-Sec

--___.---

rounds 11 and 16 .D Section Clubs will be eligible in

rounds 12 and 17 .E Section 'Clubs will be eligible in

rounds 13 and 18 .The award will be allocated to a

Club in the eligible Section `~he tfirst eighteen team scores the eda ofest winning margin o

n

participation. 5hould two teams be

e,al then the award will am'wh ch kicks the highest winningte

score .The aim of the British Insurance

Group of Companies in providing thesponsorship is to encourage earnestendeavour towards a better dai~of achievement by the participantsamateur football . In retuis

oined that members and participantsamateur football clubs will show good-

will towa:ds the members of The South

British Insurance Group of Companieswhere our motto is "Our client is No

.

1 ith us ."

DUTIES OF RUNNERSThe duty of an official Runner is

to carry messages from the coach toplayers and NOT to engage in ltcations with players.

ages,ages, must take the shortest P and

The runner, in carry -5 such mess-

route to the Player concerned, r deleave the field immediatelylivering the message .

ADMISSI NO TICKETSAdmission tickets issued to clubs

for matches at ~~~~,~and Officialsfor the useonly . Any player who canno prod ixe tora ticket Will be ~'~ to

t

admittance-w

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER --dune 6, 1970

BALL BRIEFSGood to see Peter Phillips back in

action with Ivanhoe, especially insuch good form so soon after a longlay-off. With speedsters Darryl Kellyand Neville Henderson killing them onthe wings, the 'Hoes can at least feelconfident about their centre line inthe games to come.

Peter "Chaffey°f McInerney has tak-en over the pivot for Ormond like aveteran and will be hard to displaceon his form. Another improver isDamien Grace in the ruck, not muchof him but good to see him puttingthese very serviceable games to-gether .

MHS veteran of over 270 games"Jocka," Nelson, putting in his usualenormous game was seen coming offthe field last Saturday with his nosebleeding and at right-angles to hisface. Upon asking °`Jocka" will thisput him out for a few weeks he re-plied, "no but it will help me drink myglasses of beer easier and will begreat for sniffing around corners" .

Once again De La's Paul Mitchellplayed a great game in the reserves,it would probably be one of his bestperformances, he certainly deservedthat trophy. Surely Paul must bepressing for firsts selection .

After a frustrating run of defeatsin VAFA games, most of UniversityBlues tasted victory once more whenMelbourne came through undefeatedto win the intervarsity championshipat Monash . The star of the series wasBlues' captain Barry Church who ledthe side brilliantly . Barry won thebest and fairest trophy by one votefrom another Blues player Mike Nich-olls, and was chosen as captain of theAll-Australian universities team. Be-sides these two . Blues forward DavidBarkley and Blacks Chris Cordner andIan Duffy were chosen in the. com-bined team .

Following John Elderfield's l00games last week, still another mile-stone has been reached by a NorthOld Boy player - this time 50 gamesto Kevin Meredith . Kev joined theclub the year after its inception in1964, and since that time has shownhis worth as a clubman and a playermany times over, even when timeswere tough, Congratulations Kev,from all at the club and we hopeyou'll be around for many more gamesto come .

Footscray's Barry Chapman dideverything asked of him last week . Af-ter being shifted to the back line"Chappo" took his opponent out ofthe game. Also good to see GraemeScott return to form, Graeme, be-cause of studies has been restrictedin his football activities however, hehas still gained selection in the Statetraining squad. Congrats. from theclub, "Scotty".

Congratulations to Kevin Phelan onhis fine first game performance withSt. Bernards against Kew last Satur-day. Although relatively new to theclub, Kev fitted in to the side's patternof play very well and looks set for afine future.

The Alphington golf day was a hugesuccess . Nobody knew how the prizeswere allotted or why, but as PercAdams won the major trophy (achook that Tassie Browne ran overon the way), there were no loud com-plaints .

OM's firsts had a disappointinggame last Saturday. Pete Robersonplayed a great game on his half-for-ward flank showing brilliant markingskill and agility . Russell Weir seemedto relish the fact that he only had togoal umpire for two quarters - hehasn't roved better and Pete Rattraygave him great support . Rob Thomp-son played a true captain's game andRob "Bulldog" Mackay never gave inagainst overwhelming odds .


Sall Briefs - continuedCarley Ventura takes the field to-

day for his 50th Commonwealth Banksenior game. This is Carl's fourthseason with the club, and he has sel-dom put in a shocker . For determinedplay he has no peer so we hope tohave "Onions" with us for many atraining night to come ,

Old Carey Reserves coach Ian Us-tick made a comeback last Saturdayagainst Power House, although hehasn't played for about 2 years hesoon showed he had not lost his oldskill and won many kicks at full back .However, Ian says one game now isenough. It's much easier coachingfrom the sidelines .

Congratulations to Bob Pollock whoplays his 5th game for Old Haileybur-ians today. "Poll, who is possibly thesmallest player in C Section has prov-a great clubman both on and off thefield .

A more happy coach than Assump-tion Reserves' Lindsay "Silver Tongue

' Howard would have been hard tofind last Saturday . Showing a little.more dedication than in other weeksthe Blues came from behind to takea well deserved victory . Players togive drive were, Noel O'Connell whocontrolled the centre, Jimmy Mordenwho burnt off the opposition, PeterHeath and Ewan Phyland who gavethe side an edge in the air and Fred"The Wharfies' Mate" Hughson whotopped off a strong game at centrehalf back with a long goal on the run .

Coll-Lngians offer their sincerest bestwishes to senior coach Peter Falconerand his charming wife Ann on thebirth of their daughter Elizabeth Ann,this week both mother and daughterare doing well, another future mem-ber of the afternoon tea brigade .

Ronny Seath, UHS Old Boys rover,playing his first full game with theseniors showed he will be a great as-set to the side. His pace around the

packs gave the side great drive andhis two goals in the first quarter setthe side going . It was unfortunateRon collected a whack behind the earin the third quarter and have to leavethe field .

Happiness is a win, and there weresome wide smiles at Toor.onga-Mal-vern after their first win of the seas-on. The reason for the success was ateam effort, but players like GavanBrady, Alan Cockerell, and Ian Downswere outstanding . Rod Franklin dida good job in his new role as fullforward, and as well supported byMick Parker and Noel Graham. We'reoff the bottom now fellers, and let'smove up another rung today .

AMP Reserves came back after anupset loss the previous week andscored a comfortable victory. It's hardto write while one's arm is beingtwisted but I am forced to write that"Cec" Ruddell was best on the groundturning in a sparkling display in de-fence and on the ball . Actually Ithought Alan Saxby just shaded himwith a dashing game at the pivot .Others to do more than their sharewere "Mouse" Sirianni, return to form,"Blossie", actually gave handpasses,"Jerker" as usual and Steve, Carr indefence.

John "Dinger" Stensholt played his50th game with St . Kevins Old Boyslast week . "Dinger" is probably thekeenest member of the football club- a committeeman for the past threeyears, club secretary last year and en-thusiastic player. Although not themost talented player in the club he isan example to all in his approach tothe game and the club . Congratula-tions "Dinger" .

Cliff "Whiskers" Berms really burnedfor Brunswick last week his threegoals on the run were real gems, keepit up Cliff .

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Ball Briefs - continuedOld Trinity's reporter has heard of

several disturbing marital repurcus-sions this week . Dennis Cox has beenfound at his neighbours watching T .V.while b.ride of two weeks is doing thewashing Dick Curtis failed to reachthe practice match on Sunday until 12noon (married 2 weeks) . George Fel-lows last week was careless, thisweek carless, Jim Charge now back instayers stakes after rushed overseastrip by bird . Chris and Penny Hensestill looking for foster home for goateating dog. As for Dick Dart's com-ments on Saturday night - well?? ?

Spellbound! No it's not a movie ad .It's how we all were at Fairfield lastSaturday night . We all saw "Bones"Hume with a bottle of soft drink! Me-thinks it was for Leah, but there isalways that nagging doubt. Evenworms have been known to turn, butLarry and soft drink, that's impossible!

Two players returned to the Park-side senior side last week and man-aged to score the goals that made thedifference . Back, fit, well and rested,Maurice "Jacko" Jackson at full for-ward only scored two majors and itis expected that he will play muchbetter today. It must be pointed outthat Maurie has just returned fromhis honeymoon, and all Parksiderswould like to congratulate him andhis good lady on their marriage, butthe supporters would also love to seehim handle the ball on more occasionsthis week . On the other hand MarioSummut killed the opposition aroundthe acks to be named amongst thePark-side best . Though small in size,Mario has a heart bigger than a race-horse which he is when he bores infor the ball and at last he was re-warded for his efforts by being ableto score six pointers twice .

Much jubilation in St . Pat's (Ball)camp last week after a brilliant fightback coming from seven goals down

at half time to snatch victory on thebell. Brian and Agnes Walsh verykindly played hosts afterwards at atremendous B .B .Q. our thanks to allconcerned .

Glenhuntly's best were Barry"Flags" Ford, Cliffy "Stats" Hayesand Davil "Twinkle-Toes" Lee . BrianBolt played with dash all day - Nath-an and Nolan tried all day, but lesssaid the better . Neil Alman led thereserves with a great display of back-ing up and determination .

Strong play by Ray Street who waswell backed up by Jock Sellers, PeterSharpe and new boy Greg "The Fly"Walters enabled Elsternwick to takeout four points against Old Ivanhoe .The reserves notched up another finewin due to great team work by play-ers like Gary Eaton, Grant Williams,Ian Ramsay and Ian "Big Red" Stonerjust to mention a few .

Tremendous games by Stephen"Legs" Taubert, Ross "Gutsy" Dur-ham, Stephen "Hans" Haas and Garry"Sleepy Young enabled the rovers tomove the ball rapidly forward forMelbourne High Juniors against OldParadians last week. Let's hope thefoursome continues in this fashion .

Sad news at R.O.B.'s last week,Robin Laird is unable to play for therest of the season . We will sure miss"Whiskers" and his strength on theback line this year . Many thanks forall you have done for the club Robinand we hope you will continue tokeep up the good work with your co-partner Bull Letson .

Andrew Lingard on the half forwardline gave Tooronga-Malvern Juniorsplenty of drive in last week's win .Steve Doran and Wayne Stokes werevery effective, on the back line, RayMartin and Liev Zobie gave their verybest as usual, and Perc Perkins fol-lowed well all day .


Ball Briefs - continuedDuncan "Buth" MacCannum played

another great game in the ruck lastweek for Old Camberwell . Dick Hew-itt really turned it on at centre halfback with a great exhibition of highmarking and long kicking . Dave Tuck-er was as safe as a house on the backflank again and Glen Foster was ineverything on the forward flank . Allin all a handy win for Old Camberwelllast week. It's a pity the same cannothe said for the reserves .

How tall are they at Old Brighton?"Big" Bruce Halliday, Peter Wagner,Andrew Dick and "Maxie" Powell alltower over their opponents each week .One wishes inches were goals .

St. Kilda CBOC Juniors althoughbeaten convincingly on the scoreboardmade Monash earn every goal thehard way . It's marvellous what team-work and hard tackling will do tosome of these so-called top sides . Des-pite the good players that were notavailable a very good effort was putin by the "Sainters". With players likeChris Halpin, "Pip" Vine, Vince Laz-zaro, "Hook" Lynch and Jeff Wood-ham playing well, other members ofthe team felt obliged to play equallywell .

Tony Hunt, De La's half forwardflanker played a great game againstCaulfield Grammarians and proved aheadache all day for their backmen .Finished up with 3 goals and certainlydeserved the weekly trophy. Othersto show out were David Whitelaw andJohn Lynch .

As the boot of MHSOB's captainJohn Cooper thudded in the leatherlast week after taking a big mark,the umpire's whistle was heard as theball soared towards the big sticks .Players froze knowing the umpire wasgoing to award another kick for overthe mark . No-one even thought ofthe ball as it passed through the talltimber within reaching distance untilthe goal umpire signalled two flags .

The field umpire OK'd the goal andraced towards the centre leavingplayers with mouths gaping.

A fantastic performance by Or-mond last week to get up and winafter being down 5 goals at half-timeand looking "out" . Even the old tim-ers had to agree it was one of thebest ever seen by an Ormond side .Well done "Monds".

Three "Maccas" stood out in Ivan-hoe's valiant effort to gain the fourpoints against Collegians . CaptainBill MeWhinning turned in a classiceffort of constructive team-play. DaveMcMahon put on another display ofaerobatical marking and long kickingand John McKernan justified the tag"Space-man" with some toweringleaps for marks and hit-outs, plus twouseful goals .

Tooronga-Malvern Juniors had an-other great win, and are creepingcloser to the four each week. Threewins in a row must have Basilis pipepuffing furiously . Another win todayboys, and you will not be able to seefor the smoke. What a pity the re-serves went to sleep and stopped usfrom getting a treble .

Assumption's first half had classstamped all over it . However thesecond half was not so good. Early,with Des "Friar" Tuck. Barry Dyer,Bill Daly and Bernie "Crash" McMah-on giving tremendous drive it was allthe Blues, but the pressure applied inthe second half caught a few playersnapping. Mick Avery played anotherclever game. In the full back positionthe ever reliable Michael "Bull" Howeshowed that age has had little effecton his skills .

A word about Old Haileyburians' in-dispensable team managers . Secondsmanager Peter McDougall trains wellenough to get a game but we can'tafford to let him play as he does sucha great job . Gordon Moore does asimilarly good job for the seniors .


FIXTURES 66 9~ SECT" ,, ~

APRIL 11UHSOB 12 .10 PHse 9 .8OMeib 10 .18 AsOC 10 .12OCGram 10.15 NBk 6.17OHail 14 .15 HRov 11 .13StKil 21 .13 T-Mal 9.1 2

APRIL 18OCGram 17 .19 HRov 8 .11OMelb 16.22 NBk 15.13AsOC 11 .16 PHse 6.12UHSOB 14.10 T-Mal

10 .1 7StKii 15 .17 OHail 13 .1 3

APRIL 25

PHse 13.15 T-Mai 9.7UHSOB 11 .5 OCGram

8 .1 8ASOG 11 .8 0 Hail 8 .12NatBk 16.19 HRov 7 .6OMeIb 15 .9 StKil 9-1 2

MAY 2OMelb 16.12 PHse 7.6HRov 9.13 T-Mal 7.13AsOC 11 .7 NatBk 9.5UHSOB 9 .13 OHai) 8.8OCGram 9.21 StKii 5.14

MAY 9OMelb 17 .18 T-Mal 16.10NatBk 17.14 PHse 11 .6OHail 12 .8 OCar 9 .11Assum 16.15 HRov 5 .8UHSOB 19.21 StKil 13.1 3

MAY 16UHSOB 9.14 OMelb 9.4OCGm 13.11 AssOC 10 .7OHaii 13 .17 T-Mai 10.12HRov 6 .8 PHse 3 .8St.KCBOC 10.4 NBk 7.1 1

MAY 23Assum 21 .12 T-Mai 15 .6OHail 13 .12 PHse 6 .13OMelb 9 .8 OCarey 8.12UHSOB 9.8 NatBk 8 .13StKil 15.22 HRov 6 .8

MAY 30OCGr 10 .16 PHse 5 .9OHail 16 .15 OMeI 10 .17UHSOB 15 .14 HRov 10 .0T-Mal 12 .13 NBnk 7 .17AssOC 15 .18 StKil 7.1 0

JUNE 6T-Mal v OCareyOMeib v HRovOHailey v NatBk

UHSOB v AssumPHse v StKi l

JUNE 13UHSOB v PHseAssum v OMelbNatBk v OCareyHRov v OHaileyStKil v T-Ma l

JUNE 20OCarey v HRovOMelb v PHseNatBk v AssumT-Mal v UHSOBOHailey v StKi l

JUNE 27

PHse v T-MalUHSOB v OCareyAssum v OHaileyHRov v NatBkStKil v OMel b

JULY 11OMelb v T-MalNatBk v PHseOHailey v UHSOBHRov v AssumOCarey v StKil

JULY 18UHSOB v OMelbAssum v OCareyT-Mal v OHai)eyPHse v HRovStKil v NatB k

JULY 25Assum v T-MalOHailey v PHseOCarey v OMelbNatBk v UHSOBHRov v StKi i

AUGUST 1PHse v OCareyOMeib v OHaileyUHSOB v HRovT-Mal v NatBkStKil v Assu m

AUGUST 8OCarey v T-MalHRov v OHaileyAssum v UHSOBStKil v PHse

AUGUST 15T-Mal v HRovPHse v AssumOMeib v NatBkOHailey v OCareyUHSOB v StKi I

The Grounds Where Fg'awHere is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, together with

directions as to how they may be reached. Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on someground as Seniors .

"C" SECTIONASSUMPTION OLD COLLEGIANS: Western Oval,

Royal Park, near Ransford Oval . (Brunswick,Coburg or North Coburg tram in ElizabethStreet to Park Street, then west along ParkStreet . )

HAMPTON RUVERS : David Road Reserve, cornerDavid and Bluff Rds., Hampton. (Train toHampton, bus to ground . )

NATIONAL BANK : Oval 11, Beaurepaire -Centre,Albert Park. (Near dressing pavilion) . (Trainto Middle Park . )

OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS : Carey GrammarSchool Oval, Bulleen Rd ., Bulleen . (BulleenTramways bus in Flinders Street to corner ofBulleen and Thompsons Roads . )

OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Beaumaris CommunityCentre Oval, corner Reserve Road and Claris

Avenue, Beaumaris . (Train to Sandringham thenRailways bus to Reserve Road . )

OLD MELBURNIANS: Cordner Oval, Fawkner Park.(Camberwell tram in Swanston Street to Fawk-ner Park . )

POWER HOUSE : Ross Gregory Oval, opposite St .Kilda Cricket Ground . (Tram or bus to St. KildaJunction or train to St . Kilda . )

ST . KILDA CHRISTIAN BROTHERS' OLD COLLEG-IANS: New School Oval, North Road, Murrum-beena . (Train to Ormond then North Road busto ground . )

TOORONGA-MALVERN : Tooronga Oval . (Train toTooronga . )

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS : W. J .Brens Oval, Royal Park, opposite Zoo gates .(Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram inElizabeth Street to Leonard Street. )


M Sall Briefs continuedCollegians maintained their winning very good reasons, was the first she

run with a very fine win over iva„r, .,fl 1a~zu az~~,vugn Clown at one stage the yi c 1 ught back to manage a comfortable

goals and Young David Vivian with 4

, , in . A feature of the game in thela! ter part of the last quarter was ou rd- fence which never wilted underpressure and the boys sensinga victory went for the doctor an dtook the points . Collegians' best wereC:ris Roach for a very fine effort and1~i~ 6 goals, Dary7 Tucker and his 5

oals, skipper Rick Edwards, Mark3ames and newcomer Ray CranweII(another first year player) well don eiellows on a fine effort .

Congratulations go to UHS Old Boyscaptain and coach Cot Kinnear afte rleading his side to its ninth consecu-tive win . I Must also apologise fornot getting the press report in forlast week's record - Col was ou rbest player and missed out gettinghis name in the record - that willteach you for coming around Sundayafternoon and staying.

OM's Reserves convincingly wontheir game last Saturday . Pete Collinsand Pete "Smokes" Boyle dominatedthe ruck duels while Tony Ratten con-trolled the centre . Jamie Pitts adde dbite to the half-forward line and ColPyman led a tight backline. Has theclub unearthed a dynamic full-forwardin Bruce Murphy? Watch out Pete!

formOld of Care

y Russ ~McPheee against wit h

PowerHouse. It was his first game with theseniors this year and Russell showedthat he will be a very useful memberof the side with his good marking andaccurate hitting out in the ruck .

John Skerry of Alphington had themisfortune to stop a boot with thesoft part of his head and was takenoff to hospital to see if there was any-thing in it, so Terry . .,Bain wentstraight from the game to ask John'smother about the patient . This, for

knew about it and she became th esecond casualty in the family. Whoneeds enemies ?

Congratulations to Pat Hilbert of St .Bernard's on his marriage last Wed-,nesday, we all hope to see you backwith the team in the very near future.North Old Boys hung on desperatelyin the last quarter to fight off a de-termined bid by Old Xaverians tosnatch the four points . One of themainstays of the defence was SteveMaule who, ably assisted by BrianI2rew, repelled attack after attack.Steve started the season well but hasstill improved with every game, andall at North hope that the improve-ment never stops .

Pleasing to see MI-IS Juniors' RossWood play such a devastating game inthe centre against Old Paradians las tSaturday. Together with Nev Wei rand Pete Cameron the centreline wa sconstantly driving the ball into attack .R O. .B.-,s congratulate Paul Brook son reaching his majority, and thank"Fatty" Carr and wife for openingtheir house to us all .

Congratulations to Brunswick's go-getting president john (I'lI make aspeech) Woods . He has reatly altere dthe atmosphere around the club, helives and breathes for the red andwhite after playing a record numberof games for the club. Keep up theterrific work John .

Two GlenhuntIv stars in hospita IBob Cont9ncin for removal of nosefrom ear, Gary Perkins to see 7 lb .5 oz. Tracey. The story is Bob, is inbetter condition than Gary! Congratsto Geraldine, Garry and "Grandma "Jackie.

Old Brighton's Les Walker and ClfveTaylor showed that they still havea few years left after last week' sgame against Parkside. Without thesetwo players who could we giveto? votes


Ball Briefs continuedSt . Kilda CBOC fielded possibly the

best side, individually that it has everput on the field . Twelve of the eigh-teen have had a wealth of senior ex-perience yet we played as a bunchof individuals to go under to Assump-tion. Only Donny Dwyer, Billy Ken-nedy and "Hairs" Carey (till injured)tried to instil some spirit into theside. Our reign at the top of the lad-der was shortlived .

Congratulations to Maurie Molanon attaining 50 games with St. Kev-in's Old Boys . Maurie is in his fourthyear with the club and is the teamvice captain. He has been on thecommittee for two years and causedfinancial collapse when holding theposition of treasurer. A tenacious "allor nothing" brand of player he isalways an inspiration to other playerson the field . Well done Maurie -now for 100 games .

We have a player at Fairfield whosewife is infanticipating, and the strainis beginning to show. During a brief-ing session as to action stations forwhen the blessed event starts to hap-pen, this bloke got the car and thealready packed suitcase but left hiswife behind, never mind, he'll im-prove, and then we well have more,wings than forwards . I

Footscray's Trevor Flett really play-ed well last week against Old ScotchReserves . Shifted from C.H.F. to ruckearly "energy" really fired and histeaming with "The Spook" in the ruckhelped in a great win .

A real dominating four quarters~from Brunswick centre-man Russel(Abba) Abernathy, he completely con-trolled play all day .

Old Trinity are wondering if thereis any connection between Bob Chris-tie's acquisition of a billiard table andhis ankle injury - has he sprainedon cue?

Old Brighton have more wingmenthan any other club, Harvey "H.H."_Webb, Ken "Haircut" Raff, Simon

"Curls" Young and Douglas Wood areall starring each week . This obvious-ly proves to be a problem for coachKevin Deer .

A flying start by Assumption leftSt . Kilda CBOC too big a leeway tomake up. We more than matchedthem in the last half, when a tighterdefence led by Kevin Drinan, actingcaptain and Terry Kenny, restrictedAssumption's scoring opportunities,Rovers' "Alive" Esmonde and "Tessa",well supported by improving DennisDrew were others to battle hardall day .

Congratulations to MHSOB Juniors'Daryl Brooks on his forthcoming mar-riage . His "wife" Vicki is always wel-come on Saturdays .

Good to see De La's Nev Tame downat the game last Saturday and it

i hoped he will be back in action soon .also Nev and his wife Margaret areto be congratulated on the arrival oltheir baby . "Boy of course" .

We don't regard John Williams asAlphington's best looking player bulhe is distinctive on the field for th(effectiveness of his play and previously, his attitude to opponents . The latter is changed now as he he has realised that ignorant and stupid thougithey might be, each has a bank passbook and could be a customer. Woulcthat Skinny could see a potential customer in every opponent .

G-off Freeman, Old Carey's first rover struck his best form against PoweHouse. He won 29 kicks and madihis presence felt all over the groundReg Elliott was not far behind hinwith a constructive game in the centre.

Old Haileyburians' improvemenover the past 4 weeks has largely beeidue to the smaller players who fornmosquito fleet and have become ;formidable weapon . We hope tha"Rocks", "Rick", "Pol" and Jimmy Mason can keep up the good work .


PERMITS CLOSE SOON

Applications for permits for sea-son 1970 will close with the RecordsSecretary of the V.A.F.A. Mr. BruceDe Lacy, 67 Charm an Road, Mentone .3194 on July lst.

The only application considered af-ter that date wi ll be that of a playeraffiliated with a club in the amateurbody of South Australia, WesternAustralia or Tasmania, who is tr an s-ferred to Victoria, in his employment,or a National Serviceman who returnsto Victoria.

A player who has played with aclub in the V.A.F .A . this season, andi - as subsequently played with anothercub. must sta,nd down for two match-es before being eligible to play forhis V.A .F.A. club again.

In a case such as this, the date onwhich he last played with the otherclub must be shown on his permitapplication .

Re-registration of a player whosepermit is still in force . that is, aplayer who has not played with any.other club since he last played withthe club with which he is seeking re-regis :ration may be made at any timeup to the last home and home match.

SPECIAL MATCH ON QUEEN'SBIRTHDAY

A special representative match be-tween teams selected from membersof the Carnival Training Squad willbe played at Elsternwick Park onMonday, June 15 (Queen's Birthday),at 2 p .m.

Players and followers of amateurfootball are urged to attend and seethe players who will represent Vic-toria at the A .A.F.C. Carnival in Perthnext month in action.

REMEMBER THE DATE - MON-DAY, JUNE 15, AT ELSTERNWICKPARK, AT 2 P .M.

Monday , June 15th(QUEEN 'S BIRTHD AY)

SPECIALREPRESENTA11at ELSTERNWICK PARK

at 2 p .m .Come and See the Stars in Action


FROM HERE AND THEREDOUBLE CENTURY TO

COMMONWEALTH BANK SKIPPE RTony Borrack, Commonwealth

Bank skipper became the fourth play-er in the club's history to achieve 200senior games, when he took the fieldagainst Alphington last week . Tonyjoined the club in 1959 and after 12junior games made the senior ranksand has not looked back . Whilst re-presenting the V .A.F.A. in interstatefootball, Tony had the distinction ofhis first two kicks scoring goals. Abest and fairest winner on severaloccasions, Tony is also a hard work-ing life mmeber. His club loyalty isundoubted .

Hello Poison Pen and Bleeder -Commonwv:alth Bank suffered adouble loss last week against Alphing-ton to make our position on the lad-der very shaky. "Action" Edwardstried his hardest with 7 goals whichwas quite good when one considershe was moved from between the up-rights . We didn't play very well atall and I was bitterly disappointed.Perhaps Bleeder's weary travellerswould like a game with us - I'vealready contacted Gordon House forrecruits . Still I suppose if you makeevery mistake in the book oftenenough you'll gradually learn . Gladyou got through the Geelong barrierPoison Pen - I've had no troublegetting down there - getting away isthe problem.

GympieA big thank you from the National

Bank boys to the "National" Ladieswho are doing a great job in makingthis year a fiscal success . Plans forour end of the year ball are alreadyin hand, keep up the good work girls .

100th AT HAMPTONCongratulations to "John Macnish"

who will play his 100th game forHampton Rovers today. John started

his football with the club in the jun-ior side and after playing for severalseasons with the scouts worked hisway up through the reserves wherehe played in two premiership sides.Over the last season or so John hasbeen playing with the senior side onthe backline where he has acquittedhimself . quite well . John has also beenan active member of both the socialand general committees and has re-presented the club as a delegate . Keepup the good work John as we atRoverland look forward to your nextcentury .

Collegians back rooms boys or of-ficials to them a pat on the backRoss Foster, reserve grade secretary,player, some times goal umpire, youname it and Ross will give it ago,thanks Ross . Brian Powell, veteranof over 200 games, boundary umpireto the reserves, section, vice presi-dent, and delegate to V .A .F .A. PeterLucas, reserves coach and his deputyJohn Moodie. Neil Evans former vet-eran player and now a vice presi-dent, he is the man who collects theplayers fees and prepares the team .Sheet for the umpire, Mike Gourlay,house committee chairman, ColinBrown social secretary and his assis-tant Andy Mur rowood. Give you somemore information next meeting .

200 UP TO T-M PLAYER

Last week Brian Conquest playedhis 200th game for Tooronga-Malvern,and became the fourth player toachieve this . Brian started footballwith Tooronga in 1954, and since thenhe has turned in many tremendousgames . Over the years he has col-lected many trophies and equally asmany half-forwards . A true stalwartof the team and a great clubman, itis hoped that he will continue for afew seasons to come . Congratulationsfrom all at the Combine .


are There ontinued100 TO IVANHOE DEFENDER

was Barry Hecker's day . Oneht dredbctter tirne I toos shfor ake Ioff1 that othercharacter at long last and lead theboys out. "Heck" lost the toss butsettled it hno is favourite position on

the last forty years, Pop has witnessed

supporter follows the old school and

the half-back flank and went within~ui ace of leading the 'Hoes to the

~_; in they have been striving forCongraulations on your " 1 00" Barry- its one more feather in the cap of ad~_dicated player and clubman .

The V .A.F.A.'s keenest supporter,,lust be Melbourne Highs 11grand-daddy of 'em all" °`Pop°' Shapir. Over

every senior game the olds boys haveplayed, except two, and his wife sawihose. Every Saturday, Pop can beseen on the sidelines emptying hi slungs `Carn Melbourne High" . It's^xeat to know such a keen football

we hope to see him around for anoth-I i• fourty years .

DE LA PLAYER REACHES 100Congratulations from all at De La

to Laurie "Doc" Moran on playinghis 100th game for the club today .Laurie has been in great form thisYear and is an inspiration to his fel-low players . Keep up the good workfor your next hundred Laurie.

AMP MEN REACH MILESTONESAnother A.M,p, man cracked the

ton" last week against OGG in thep11 erson of popular Mick Johnson . Acolourful' player would be the most

apt description for Mick who revelswhen the going gets tough and heavy .Today also is a milestone for thatgutsy little rover Graham "Dynamo"Collery who has also given every-thing for A,M .P .S . on and off the field .Tremendous efforts by both of youand club congratulations .

To my Colleagues Poison Pen andGympie, I say greeting's sorry to readyou were ill Gympie, old bean, andI and all at Fairfield hope you are wellagain (how's that for a sneaky wayto get the club name into a para-graph) . This week I'm all smiles, foryparagraph is bein

g ou know what reason . When this

both) next Saturday ,I read by all

venrtured into Red Devil Country to crossswords with my poison pen pal . Thematch of the century will take place .So next Sunday we may he out ofspeaks (I'll suggest Saturday night wewill both be vocal) . I heard a whisp-er during the week that our T.W.T.(two weary travellers) were sighted asfar north as the Gowerville but itturned out to be an idle rumour, asthey were at the rooms on Saturdaynight . Well its Adios Amigo, tim e

pen-cils shaorpened, Poison nPe

n d 'to eGymYou r pie a yfit and well, the Editor needs yourcompany -- till next week - TheBleeder.

PARKSIDER REACHES 150thCongratulations to Len "The Toe "Stenlake who will play his 150th game

fIf my fact sor Parkside today against Fairfield .

first starteda withrthe club n way"Stena"

backin '58 or '59 when parkside also field-ed a team in Under 19 V.A.F.A. com-petition . If this is the case it hascertainlv

oflong, time allreach this mileston e

are proud of the achieve-ment because most of us can remem-ber that Len was an outstandingmember of our 1963 Premiership team .At present it appears that he couldalso be a valuable member of an im-minent and expected grand final flagside this year . Well "Stena" I shallend now by wishing you well for to-rla- ~


From Here and There '12 cIts a Red and White day today,

Bleeder mien enemy,' You will mostcertainly be bleeding tears of bloodafter this afternoon's match, I hope .With our big guns, "Howizters", BillRodda and Peter Eanses, primed tofire in the seniors, and "Tanks" MalPurcell, Ian Chanter, and Bob "Paun-chy" Winnacott poised for the blitz-kreig in the reserves, Fairfield doesnot stand a ghost of a chance eventhough form was good last week asusual . I am finding it increasinglydifficult to read and write to you thisseason as my obligations to anotherbody prevent me from being conver-sant with the present situation ofAmateur football, even though myable assistants in the Hon. Sec . Ted"Crocker" Crosling, Asst . Sec . Albert"Peter Crayfish" De Forrest, Jack `theGent" Maxwell and the unmentionableotheres endeavour to keep me postedon current affairs - illicit immoral,serious and humorously events thatseem to occur over the season . Poi-son Pen signs off .

Hi ya Gympie, I believe the "Getwith" went down against the"strength at Alphington last week .

"Steak and Kid" would have beenvery happy, no doubt, and shoutedat everyone, he might have made sureyou were supplied with plenty of theamber stuff as well, at a price that is .No. I should not be talking aboutSteak and Kid in this manner as weall know that he is such a charitableman - it begins at home - and does asplendid job each week for the Al-phington club . Would you believe heis the Alphington club? The forego-

should at least bring a bite, or bein gtreated with contempt, as it was writ-ten with "tongue in cheek" and "teethin lip." Our juniors are still to notcha win and coach Ray Senior reckonsthe match of the day will be againstNational Bank, not a strength side,when Billy "Ricky" Datson or David"Kila" Kildea may again be namedbest a field . Next week, maybe, Poi-son Pen .

100 UP TO ANZ BANKER

Congratulations to Murray Knightplaying his 100th game for ANZ Bank.Murray is having a good season, andis among the leading scorers of theE Grade this year.

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OCIAL NOTESAll players and supporters of St.

Bernards are reminded of the comingOld 'Boys Ball to be held on July 3rdat the Riviera Room. Tables can bebooked through Paul Collins, BrianCusack and Peter Atkinson. As itpromises to be a great night be early`,.-ith your bookings .

The "Hampton Rovers" annual ballwill be held at The Moorabbin TownHall on Tuesday, September 15th .Make sure you contact Don Scarlett,early to ensure yourself of a seat, asthis ball is a ripper.

Don't forget the barb.ecue back atthe St . Kilda CBOC clubrooms afterthe Power House game, Saints, as thismarks the half-way spot in the sea-son. A big roll-up will give us thefiller to go on to the four .

Parksiders - don't forget the Box-ing Film Night on Friday, July 3rd .

See Social Secretary, Dave McLeanor Committee-members for details .

Don't forget De La's party at RonKasetanski's place tonight . Ron andCarol have been kind enough to of-fer their place, so make sure you turnup and show your appreciation .

Supporters and players - don't for-get St. Bernard's "mystery trip" Sun-day 14th June . For tickets see JimTaylor .

CAR PARKINGCars must be parked as directed at

Elsternwick Park, otherwise they willbe refused admittance to the ground.

SCOREBOARD ATELSTERNWICK PAR K

Clubs are advised that the ScoringBoard at Elsternwick Park must beoperated by responsible club officialsat all times.

Children must not be allowed inthe Scoring Board.

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467 ~IORTH ROAD, ORMONDAgencies :

PRESTON, NUNAWADING, ESSENDON, CAMBERWELL, PRAHRAN, DAN-DENONG, SPRINGVALE, OAKLEIGH, GLEN WAVERLEY, RESERVOIR,BORONIA, CHADSTONE, GLENFERRIE, FORREST HILL, MOORABBIN,

MENTONE .


TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRE SAt 2ipem.

WinnersReReserves at i 45 a,m .

A SECTIONOrmond V Old Paradian s

Field : Sharpe; Goal : Mengoni, Morgan .Collegians v be La Salle O,f;Field : Hagerty ; Goal : Williams, P . Jones .Ivanhoe v M .H .S . Old BoysField : George ; Goal : V. McKenzie, Bonnett .Caulfield Gramm. v University Blue sField: Norman ; Goai : Hillier, R . McKenzie .Coburg v Monash UniversityField ; G . M . Simpson ; Goal : Sanderson, Sand-]ant,

JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Scouts v Tooronga-Malvern - I . Jen-nings.Old Brighton Gramm. v Caulfield Gramm,Kenworthy .National Bank v Parkside - King .Alphington v Power House - C. Jennings .A .J .A.X. v West Brunswick - Lockett.Army Apprentices School have forfeited to Glen-

huntiy .

B SECTIONKew v North Old Boys

Field : Malcolm ; Goal : Ahlm, Bridges.University Blacks v Footscray T .C .O .B .Field : Woolf ; Goal : Dunstan, I . Simpson .Geelon v St. Bernard's O .C .Field? Marks.

Old Scotch Cott, v Commonwealth BankField : G. Thomas; Goal : Smith, Fox,Old Xaverians v Aiphingto nField : Loy; Goal : Paizis, Wilson .

C SECTIONTooronga-Malvern V Old Carey Gramm. - D . R .Dodds .Old Meiburnians v Hampton Rovers - Hindle .Old Haiieyburians v National Bank - Harrad-

ence .U .H .S. Old Boys v Assumption O .C . (at Eistern-wick Park) - L. Thomas .Power House v St. Kilda C .B .O.C . - Robinson .

D SECTIO NOld Geelong Gramm, v Old Brighton Gramm . -Wills.West Brunswick v A.M .P . Society - Hocking.St. Kevin's O .B . v Glenhuntly - Rowe.Parkside v Fairfield - Doherty .Old Trinity Gramm, v St. Patrick's O .C . - Bis-hop .

E SECTIO NBrunswick v Old Mentonians - I . Jenkin .Old Ivanhoe Gramm .

vOld Essendon Gamm.v Dook e$ L ngerenongO .C . - D. G . Dodd.State Savings Bank v Old Camberwell Gramm.- Medley.A .N .Z . Bank v La Trobe University - Koiimor-gan.Rese rvoir Old Boys v Elsternwick - Saunder.

JUNIOR SECTION 1St . Bernard's O.C. v Old Paradians - Halpin .St. Kilda C.B .OC . v Ormond - D. Brown.Monash University v Coburg - D, JonesOI

A RESERVE SECTIONOrmond v Old Paradians - M . Brown .Collegians v De La Salle O .C. - Rolfe

.Ivanhoe v M .H .S . Old Boys - Pearson .Caulfield Gramm, v University Blues - Kong .Coburg v Monash University - Bonnyman .

B RESERVE SECTIONKew v North Old Boys - R. Jenkin.University Blacks v Footscray T.C .O .B .

Sutherland .Geelong V St. Bernard's O .C. - McDowell .Old Scotch Coil . v Commonwealth BankDuckworth.Old Xaverians v Aiphington - Cogdon .

C RESERVE SECTIONTooronga-Malvern v Old Carey Gramm. - Den-nington ,Old Meiburnians v Hampton Rovers - D . Jenkin .Old Haileyburians v National Bank - Rush .U .H .S . Old Boys v Assumption O .C. (at Eistern-wick Park) - Hiii .Power House v St. Kilda C.B .O .C. - Showler.

D RESERVE SECTIO NOld Geelong Gramm . V Old Brighton Gramm .Dowting .West Brunswick V A .M .P . Society - Barnes .St. Kevin's

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.B. v Glenhuntly - Rowell .Parkside v Fairfield - Stennett.Old Trinity Gramm. v St. Patrick's O .C. - W .Jennings.

E RESERVE SECTIONBrunswick v Old Mentonians - Marsden .Old Ivanhoe Gramm . v A .J.A .X . - R. Roberts.Old Essendon Gramm . v Old Xaverians - Spik-er .State Savings Bank v Old Camberwell Gramm .- Hingston.A.N .Z, Bank v Lt Trobe University - Fell .Rese rvoir Old Boys v Elsternwick - Arden .

Scotch Cott . v University - Peters . ~ EMERGENCYM.H .S . Old Boys v IvanhUMPIRES :

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A SECTIO N

I. Wilson, MHS O. Boys (1) j99

WoodMcFarlane, CoburgOrmond (10) 56

31Thomas, Monash Univ. ((2)But ehsr, Caul. Gramm 30

. (3) 27Ste9ard Monash Univ. 25McMahon, De La Salle (1) 22J. Hore'c Ivanhoe (4) 21Tootellaui l' Gramm (2) 20IMalone', MHS Oid 6m. (4) 20

B SECTION

,,aymas, Cwith Bank (7) 42Mor , n Atphington (7)Sullivan

, an U niv. Blacks (7) 39

Casbou(t Geelong S(2) 27Woodrff North O,B (1)

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Hughes 'Old Xaverians (2) 2 2S 8urgin 'St. Be nards (3 21

Campbett, OId Scotch (2~ 20Peters, Univ

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C SECTION

Dyer, Assumptio nDavis, U .H.S (4) 3EMcLeod Nati, onat Bank {t) 2~

pat Mayon,Otd Metb'ns 2) 2(Avery Assumption Halley 4) 18Rober'son Ption 4) 17J . hit Id Melb'ns f ) 16Ashmead, St' Klida CBC (1) 1 5Mumford, U~H•S.

(6)1 4

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D SECTIONFormby, A .- .P .

K . Hoareay Old Geelong{2j 33

F. Findlay Fairfield (3) 2

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McMittan ' St . Kevin's (2) 26

Old Brighto nPhil Cohen,Old Trinity (1 )

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Cuzens ;Glenhuntiy (4) 1

8Fairfiel dJ• Byrne, Parksid (- 1 8e (2) 1 7

E SECTIO N3ce eavanagh, S S B (3)

48Goldfarb La Trobe Univ. (1) 44Maher, Bru s.wick (12) 30Hanson, Old Carn'weil (3) 30D. Scott, Reservoir ( ~ 30M. d`on'ng, O. Cam'weli (2) 24

McLaughlin Trobe Univ . (1) 21

Dwyer, Brunswick Reservoir (4) 1 9Cameron, S.S .B. (3) 1 '

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JUNIOR SECTION 2King, UniversitySenini, MHSOB (-) 30Kozlowski . Ormond (2) 23Lowe, University 5) 21Harrod, Old Paradians ~ j 1

720Costello, University (2) 2

Borchers Ivanho eClinch, St. K. CBOC (1) 14

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R. Fitts, Ormond (2) 22

R• Newton,' Brighton (1) 2Klyne

,AJAX Elst'wick (3) 22

Witts, Alphington (3) 20Hughan, Parkside

A RESERVE (-) 18Gill, Coburg SECTION

Joakim Ormond {5) 18Ladd, Ormon dPeers age' Ormond (-) 15Colenia Monash Univ . (-) 1 5

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B RESERVE SECTIONDe Luca,St. Bernard's (6) 47

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Allen , Uni~t Scotch (2) 1FWatson, Old Scotch (1) 7~

C RESERVE SECTIO NMcDonald, Assumption11iopotus, UHSO BGreen Old Carey ~2) 20Holdsworth UHSOB (2)

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AMP Society (4 24Howard Pa ksideElmer,s Glenhuntly (5~ 20

Moore Old Trinity (_)M W , Old Trinity 18ood, Old Brighton (-) 17(2) 17

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Ju-efhng Toory APpren . (6) 27 K~ctlht

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Next Week'sA SECTION and A RESERVE SECTION

Caulfield Gramm . v CoburgUniversity Blues v CollegiansM.H .S. Old Boys v Old ParadiansDe La Salle O .C . v IvanhoeMonash University v Ormon d

(at Elsternwick Park)

B SECTION and B RESERVE SECTION

Old Scotch Collegians v Old Xaverians

Commonwealth Bank v University BlacksSt . Bernard's O .C. v North Old BoysFootscray T.C .O .B . v GeelongAlphington v Kew

C SECTION and C RESERVE SECTION

U .H .S. Old Boys v Power House

Assumption O.C. v Old MelburniansNational Bank v Old Carey Gramm.Hampton Rovers v Old Haileyburian sSt. Kilda C.B .C .O.B . v Tooronga-Malvern

D SECTION and D RESERVE SECTION

Parkside v Old Geelong Gramm .

Glenhuntly v West BrunswickFairfield v St. Kevin's O.B .

Old Brighton Gramm . v Old Trinity Gramm .St. Patrick's O.C. v A .M .P. Societ y

E SECTION and E RESERVE SECTION

Elsternwick v A.J .A .X.

Old Mentonians v Old Ivanhoe Gramm .La Trobe University v Brunswic kDookie and Longerenong O.C . v State Savings

Ban k(Reserves - Old Xaverians v State Savings

Bank)

Old Camberwell Gramm . v Old Essendon Gramm .A .N .Z . Bank v Reservoir Old Boy s

JUNIOR SECTION 1

Old Scotch Collegians v M .H .S . Old BoysUniversity v St. Kilda C .B .C .O .B .Coburg v Old Paradians

Ormond v Monash UniversityIvanhoe v St . Bernard's O .C .

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Tooronga-Malvern v Old Brighton Gramm .West Brunswick v Hampton ScoutsParkside v Alphingto nPower House v National BankA .J .A .X . v Elsternwic k

Army Apprentices School have forfeited to Caul-field Gramm .

Next week's Matches at Elsternwick Park

JUNE 13 th, 1970allMonash u 1 1`t'

at 2 p.m.

Reserves at 11 .45 a.m.

Admission : ADULTS 40 cents ; Children accompanied by an Adult - FREE

AMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUND - PARKING FEE 20 centsHOW TO GET THERE - Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie tram in Swanston Street toGlenhuntly Road, walk west along Glenhuntly Road .

DUTY OFFICER - MR . JACK WILSO N


PREf-AI ERSHIP LISTS

A SECTIONW L For Agst % Pts

Coburg 8 - 913 585 156 .0 32Ormond 7 1 868 666 130.2 28R1H5 Old Boys 6 2 780 708 109 .5 24Geulfield Gramm. 5 3 972 760 127 .9 20i;lonash Univ . 5 3 772 749 103.3 20Collegians 3 5 643 839 76.7 12old Paradians 2 6 614 776 89 .2 8De La Salle O.C . 2 6 705 799 88.3 8ivanhoe 1 7 762 984 78.2 4University Blues 1 7 596 759 78.1 4

B SECTIO NGeelong 7 1 830 555 159 .4 28Old Scotch Colt . 7 1 894 617 145 .0 28Univ . Blacks 7 1 920 667 137.9 28St . Bernard's O .C . 6 2 778 547 142 .0 2'plorth Old Boys 4 4 678 720 94.0 16Kew 4 4 751 843 89.3 16G'wealth Bank 2 6 573 705 81 .2 8Alphington 2 6 624 937 66.5 8Old Xaverians 1 7 580 757 76.5 4Footscray TCOB - 8 564 918 61 .5 -

C SECTIO NU .H .S . Old Boys 8 - 683 531 128.6 32Assumption O.C . 7 1 725 520 139 .2 28Old Carey Gram. 5 3 627 475 132.0 20Old Haileybu ry 5 3 628 590 106 .3 20Old Melburnians 5 3 642 634 101.1 20St. Kilda C .B .O.C . 4 4 675 671 100 .4 16National Bank 2 6 619 597 103 .6 8Hampton Rovers 2 6 439 743 59 .1 8Tooronga-Malv . 1 7 618 805 76.9 4Power House 1 7 437 659 66 .4 4

D SECTIONParkside 7 1 630 501 125 .7 28St . Kevin's O .B . 6 2 715 589 121.3 24Old Trinity Gram . 6 2 671 598 112.2 24Fairfield 5 3 770 561 137.1 20Old Brighton Gram . 5 3 681 603 113 .0 20Old Geelong Gram. 4 4 739 664 111 .3 16A .M .P. Society 3 5 663 724 91 .6 12West Brunswick 2 6 573 714 80.2 8Glenhuntly 1 7 546 697 78.4 4St . Patrick's O .C. 1 7 535 872 61.3 4

E SECTIONBrunswick 7 1 863 533 162.0 28Reservoir Old Boys 7 1 826 531 155.8 28La Trobe Univ. 6 2 859 487 176.5 24*Elsternwick 5 2 723 438 165.4 22Old Cam'well Gram . 5 3 781 548 142 .6 20A .J .A.X. 4 4 753 653 115.2 16A .N .Z. Bank 4 4 574 511 112 .2 16Old Ivanhoe Gram. 4 4 722 658 109.6 16Old Mentonians 3 5 627 686 91 .4 12*State Sav. Bank 2 5 785 769 102 .2 10Dookie & Long . O .C. - 8 402 1071 37.5 -Old Essendon Gram . - 8 313 1343 23.3 -

JUNIOR SECTION 1Old Scotch Coll .UniversityMonash UniversityOrmon dSt. Bernard's O.C .CoburgM.H .S . Old BoysIvanhoeOld Paradian sSt . Kilda C.B .O .C .

694 564 123.0 28838 366 229.6 24811 463 175.1 24742 502 147.5 24531 538 98.9 16545 714 76.5 12439 666 65 .8 12580 764 75.8 8458 928 49.5 8361 888 40 .7 4

A RESERVE SECTIONW L For Agst % Pts

Ormond 8 - 832 328 253 .8 32Coburg 6 2 707 436 161.9 24Univ . Blues 6 2 579 437 132 .6 24Monash Univ . 6 2 555 482 115.1 24*Collegians 3 4 397 595 66 .7 14Caulfield Gram. 3 5 477 500 95.4 12M .H .S . Old Boys 3 5 475 627 75 .8 12De La Salle O.C . 3 5 410 663 61 .9 12Old Paradians 1 7 343 536 64.0 4*Ivanhoe - 7 455 652 69.8 2

B RESERVE SECTIO NUniv . Blacks 8 - 831 271 306 .9 32St. Bernard's O.C. 7 1 644 341 188 .2 28Old Scotch Coil . 5 3 576 427 135 .0 20Footscray T.C .O .B. 5 3 491 399 123.3 20Old Xaverians 4 4 461 456 101.0 16C'wealth Bank 3 5 334 481 69 .5 12Kew 3 5 359 577 62.3 12North Old Boys 2 6 411 521 78 .9 8Alphington 2 6 381 727 52.5 8Geelong 1 7 288 576 50 .0 4

C RESERVE SECTIO NOld Melburnians 6 2 538 357 150.6 24*St. Kilda C .B.O .C . 5 2 467 342 136.4 22*Old Carey Gram . 5 2 485 380 127.7 22Assumption O .C. 5 3 570 385 148.0 20U .H .S. Old Boys 5 3 548 405 135.3 20Power House 5 3 435 441 98.8 20Hampton Rovers 3 5 438 400 109.5 12Tooronga-Maiv. 2 6 361 454 79.6 8Old Haileybury 2 6 344 583 59.2 8National Bank 1 7 246 685 35.9 4

D RESERVE SECTIONSt. Kevin's O .B . 8 - 692 313 220.1 32Old Trinity Gram. 6 2 682 398 171 .5 24Parkside 6 2 651 427 152.5 24A.M .P . Society 5 3 507 464 109.1 20West Brunswick 4 4 560 550 101 .9 16Fairfield 4 4 402 416 96 .7 16Glenhuntly 3 5 502 482 104.1 12Old Brighton Gram . 3 5 504 512 98 .4 12Old Geelong Gram. 1 7 407 759 53.8 4St. Patrick's O .C . - 8 246 936 26.3 -

E RESERVE SECTIO NReservoir Old Boys 8 - 628 216 290.8 32Elsternwick 7 1 796 275 289 .1 28Old Xaverians 6 2 439 342 128 .4 24A .N .Z. Bank 5 3 440 367 120 .0 20State Savings Bank 5 3 421 409 103 .0 20La Trobe Univ. 4 4 516 390 132.2 16A .J .A .X. 4 4 555 437 127.1 16Old Cam'well Gram . 3 5 361 417 86 .7 12Old Ivanhoe Gram. 3 5 414 597 69 .4 12Brunswick 2 6 452 525 86.3 8Old Essendon Gram . 1 7 152 774 19.7 4Old Mentonians - 8 208 633 32.9 -

JUNIOR SECTION 2Army Apprentices 8 - 962 364 264.0 32Power House 7 1 930 508 183 .0 28Caulfield Gram. 6 2 858 543 158.0 24West Brunswick 5 3 854 612 140 .0 20Tooronga-Malv. 4 4 636 674 94.7 16Alphington 4 4 687 762 90 .3 16Old Brighton Gr. 4 4 397 507 78.3 16Elsternwick 3 5 796 949 84.0 12A .J .A .X. 3 5 571 820 69.7 12Hampton Scouts 3 5 418 728 57.4 12Parkside 1 7 390 932 41 .8 4National Bank - 8 322 883 36 .5 -

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