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South-Western District Football League SCORE CARDS .---- S.W.D.F.L. GRAND FINAL . ,, .. At 2.45 p.m. GANMAIN LEETON South-Western District football League � Goals Bhds [ Total Goals [ Bhds lollll � ----- - I j�I ! I I South.west �ecord u rte I I I j Q a r _J __l Qaari.-1 I___ __ /__ II... II I . ( 1 ____ . _-�-II..! ( --Quarter- 2 '--Ll--11 Quarter 2 - I I I I --- --I ----- 1___ I. __ __ _ Quarter 3 Quarter 3 I II \ 1 I ll Quarter 4 1-------- , Quarter 4 . / · • r - - -----; - ----- --------1----- \. TOTAL. TOTAL Ii I r I ~ S.W.D.F.L. J RESERyE!'�, ·G R¥!f,,_ GRAND Fl NAl 1 I Commen'2i. ng· dt 11 p.rn. GANMAIN DARLINGTON POIN,T (Premiers of Eastern Zone) (Premiers of Western Zone) � =============� 1 Go�s I Bh ds [ 1,1a1 · - · / Goals· I Bhds - I Total ___ _ "Tim NARRANDERA ARGUS" PREMIERSHIP CUP .. � I \ .-\ _j \ Quarter Quarter 1 ( -- ---1 --- ___ .___ ---:----·---- 1 I N� 4961 Quarter 2 .---1 Quarter 2 --- ----1----1----l ----1---- .1 l j I --- Quarter 3' --,-.---:---1--:-:-..:--::--:--1.f-----Quarter 3 ' - GRAND FINALS - - -- -- ----- ON SUNDAY, 13th SEPTEMBER, 1953 _Quarter 4 l__ --- -I-- --- Quarter 4 I . 1 , .. -·-----------------· ---·---•-·--·. -·- Narrandera TOTAL 1 11 TOTAL Printed at the "Argus" Office. 169 East Street, I ' .I I II I I I \\l \, ___,;_ I/ PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES S.W.1D.F. League Premiership List � DURING THE HALF-TIME INTERVAL of the SW.D.F.L. GRAND 1�10 ...... _ ..: ...: ; ..... ' ............. ---�- .....: ...... ...... GANMAIN FINAL this afternoon, the opportunity· will be taken to make the l\ following presentations: · · ( , · · · ' 1911 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... MAT'ONG 191·2··...... ·...... ............ ............ ...... ...... ...... MATONG Mr. Jas. Quinn, President of the S.W.D.F.L., will introduce Mr. Dan" If ' Rhodes, President of the Riverina School Boys' Football League, 1913 ...... ...... ...... ...... ..., .. ...... ..... ; NARRANDERA who will hand over the LETONA CUP to the Premiers of that 1914 ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...L ....... NARRANDERA League, and also present a replica pf the Letona Cup to each of the lads in that Premiership Tearri. 1918 ..., .. ...... ...... ...... ............ ...... ...... ...... MARRAR It will then be Mr. Quinn's pleasant duty to present his handsome .1919 ...... ---· ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... MARRAR \ trophy, the JAS. QUINN CUP, ·to the Captain of the 'Reserve Grade · 1920 .....: ,.... .' ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ....· .. co·oLAMON -=� ( ( Premiers, to be held by the Premier Club' until next season. .. 1921 ...... .: .... ...... ...... ...... ..: ... ...... ...... ....! .. :... ; JUNEE Mr. Quinn will also present the WILLIAM GAMMAGE MEDAL 1922 ...: .. .., ... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... COOLAMON for 1953 to Mr. Kevin Fleming,. of the Ariah Park-Mirrool Football Club. This Trophy is awarded on the Umpires' Votes for the Best 1923 ...... ..: ... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... MARRAR and Fairest Player in the S.W.D.F.L., the Medal beih'g 'donated 1924 ...... ......... '... , ...... .: .... ...... ...... NARRANDERA annually by the Secretary of the S.W.D.F.L. (Mr. Doug Roach). 1925 ...... ...:, . ...... ...... ....... ...... ...... ...... ...... GANMAIN' IMMEDIATELY AFTER · THE FINAL WHISTLE is blown in the S.W.D.F.L. Grand Finai, ''THE NARRANDERA ARGUS" TROPHY 1926 ...... ..... : ............ ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... MATON(} will be handed over to the Captain of the 1953 Premieq:and will be 1927 : ..�:: ...... ...... ..... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... LEETON held by the victorious Club until next season. This magnificent cup 1928 ...... ...: .. ..:..: ...... ...... ...... ...... NARRANDERA was donated by Mr. 'D. P. 1i•· Drover, of Narrandera, for annual competition. , 1929 ...... ...... ,..... ...... ...... .. .... ...... ...... ...... LEETON /'._ _ 1 · 1920 ·v,._: · ....... ....... ...... .....I . ...... ......\. ;No Competition. THE W. J. T,••MORGAN:. QIJl.' will '.also. be· presented to• the 1953·_ , . 7 Runners-up, and will be ,heTil;:py, that -Cl'ub until ne�t season. : .. J 1931 ...... ...,..> .............. ::.... ·" .. ::-:"" 1 .: .. ...... MATONG --rg:32 ...... ..... : ...... ..: ....: .. , ......: ........ NARRAND.ERA 1 l933 ...... ..... : ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... NARRANDERA WILLIAM GAM,MAGE MEDAL VOTES FOR 1953 1934 .'..... : .... ...... ...... ' :... :. No Award (Disputed) \ � 1935 ...... .....: ...... ...... ..: ... ...... ...... ...... ...... GANMAIN KEVIN FLEMING (A�iah Park-Mirrool), First, with 12 votes. 1936. ... ::.. ..... ...... , .... ...... ...... ...i..· ...... :..... LEETON T. Wood, P. Curtis (Griffith); A. Brill, G. Carroll (Ganrpain); R. 1937 ..·.... .....:....... ..... : _:.. :.. ............ No Competition Walsh, J. J. Br<;>wn (Grong Grong-!Yfatong United); L. ·Fedler 1938 ...... :., .. ......· ... : .. :....., ...... ...... No Competition _ . ' . · . (Anah Park-Mirrool) and R. Harns (Leeton), 8 votes.· ( ( 1939 ....... ...... ...... -, ..... ...... ...... ..._._.. _ ...... ...... LEETON B. Pattison, J. Pattison, D. Bel1, R. Inch, R. Breust (Coolamon 1940 ...... ...... ...:'.'. -�-�--...... ...... · ............ ...... GANMAIN Rovers); F. Aliendi, R. Garratt, A. Western, D. Elwin, T. 1 1946' ...... -·... ."V .. : .. :. .'�·... : ... : .. · ....:. Sheather (Narrandera Imperials); T. Roulent, V. Hathaway, ,_, •• E ...:.>:: ·... GANMAIN J. Luhrs, K. Thompson (Griffith); W. Heath, L. Blight, J. Deaton, ··· ,. 1947: '..... : ..,.:. :,.. ..... ' .... ::· ....:: : .." ...........NARRANDERA P .. O'Connell (Leeta;n).; H. C;olwill, J. ,.Mickel�_op., W. ,P,lemihg, · (Ariah Park - Mirrool); · B.· ·◊'Donoghue,· E. Thompson, C. 1948 ...... ...... ...... : .... ...... ............. NARRANDERA \\\ Dunbar, D. Dunbar, P. Weaven (Whittori); W. Carroll, A. Roy, .... _ . .1�49 ,_.., .. :·--.·: ...... .....: . ,.:. .:_ .... ::; .... ,.: :.':.� ..; .... G Al-U\14,IN. L. Brill, J. D. Carroll, B. Carroll (Ganmain); P. Hogan,. · D. Mattingly, C. Smith (Grong Grong-Matong United), 4 votes: . 1950 ...... ...... : .... .' ... :. : ....... :'... : ...: . ....:: . .'..... ' GANMAIN PREVIOUS WINNERS. - . 1948, Geoff Willis (Griffith); 1949, Leo. 1V51 ...... ...... ...... : ....:: .. : ....- :/.: .:. ..: :.. '....... :.. :.'.'GANMAIN f\ •- Foley (Narrandera); 1950, Dud Ma'.ttingly (Matcmg) and.Bernie 1952 ' < . � .... GRIFFITH t . 1 " Pattison (Marrar), jointly; 1951, Peter Curtis (Coolamon); arid _, ~ i ~ l ' 1952, Len Fedler (Narrandera) and Jack Pattison (Coolainon) 1953 i... (. .,.. , .. : .... •.: .•.• , ??? " S. W.D. Football League Grand Fined SOUTH-WESTERN DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE GANMAIN v. LEETON RESERVE GRADE GRAND· FINAL At Narrandera on Sunday, 13th September, at 2.45 p.m. Commencing at 1 p.m. �-C THE TEAMS $ THE TEAMS � GANMAIN LEETON GANMAIN DARLINGTON POINT (Maroon and White) (Dark Blue and Red) ( (Premiers of Eastern Zone) (Premiers of Western Zone) 1. 1. Colours: Maroon and White Colours: Blue and Gold C. WINES (Captain) E. DORNAU (Captain) ,J& ,J& 2. N. THOMPSON 2. P. O'CONNELL K. B. 3. GUMBLETON 3. COLLINS 1. A. HETHERINGTON (Capt.) H. SAXVIK (Captain) 4. J. B. CARROLL 4. L. DREW 2. P.KEOGH W.CAUSON 5. E. ALLEN 3. 5. L. McPHERSON J. CROUCH C. BAMBLETT 6. R. HARRIS M. SEIDEL 6. F. MURPHY J 4. R. McPHERSON 7. J. HILLMAN 5. H. EDWARDS 7. A. BRILL 8. K. WARRAN R. 8. R.A. O'CONNELL EDWARDS L. BRILL 9. MEYERS 6-. S. IRVINE R. BLINKSELL 9. B.CARROLL 10. T. KEELY 7, B. CARROLL C. 9. A. BROUFF 10. J. D. CARROLL 11. K. GUEST JONES ' J. BRADBURY 12. 10. N. Df 11. J. McPHERSON 'n_ W]j:LDON K. CARROLL (Captain) MAMIEL T. 12. GERALD CARR'oLL 13. W. HEATH 11. D. COX DE MAMIEL 13. A. ROY 14. L. BLIGHT \I 15. J. KEVILL 12. D. BUCHANAN F.KENNY 14. P. KEOGH 16. D. ALLEN 1�. N. HA�RIS F. WILLIAMS 15. W. CARROLL R. 18.17. D.F. O'CONNELL 15'. REIHER B.CLARKE 16. GARY CARROLL LYNCH Ni. A. HARRIS N.J. WARDLE 17. A. CARROLL 19. L. COX TAPRELL 20. L. WARBURTON . 17. E. McLEAN 18. A. CROZIER (Vice-Captain) 18. N. SAXVIK 21. F. J. O'CONNELL G. CAMERON 19. R. EISENHAUER 22. T. DODDS M. HARDIE 20. L. CROUCH -. J. DEATON 19. L. CLARKE C. DOLAN (19th) 22. L. CARROLL -. E. LEE ( ;j 20. A. KEOGH R. BLOOMFIELD (20th) 21. L .. COOPER K. CAUSON Central Umpire .. .. .. .. .. Victorian Football League 22. E. GILLARD W. WHITE · Score Board Steward .. · .. .. Mr. T. Bratton (Narrandera) Central Umpire .. .. Wagga Umpires' League Goal Umpires: Messrs. P. Cummings (Griffith) and F. Newman· (Matong) Competing Teams of S.W.D.F.L. Reserve. Grade Competition Boundary Umpires: Ganmain, Coolamon, Grong Grong-Matong United, Federals, Messrs. G. Hornby, F. Aliendi, R. Ashcroft and P. Seymour and Ariah Park-Mirrool (Eastern Zone); Darlington Point, (Narrandera Imperial Football Club) Griffith, Leeton and Narrondera Imperials (Western Zone) ,,;_��------ \ . S.W.D.F.L. OFFICE-&EARERS, 1953 Riverina SCHOOL BOYS' LEAGUE GRAND FINAL .,.-i Patrons THE HON. A. G. ENTICKNAP, M.L.A., MR. M. MALONEY SCORE CARD (Coolomon) and MR. C. J, SMITH (Motong) $ President Griffith Zone Ganmain Zone MR. JAS. QUINN (Coolomon) ( Vice-Presidents Goals Goals j Bhds J Total Bhds Total 1---- -· ---1--- MR. B. DOWLING (Leeton), MR. W. INCH (Coolamon), , 1-------1---1 MR. F. POLKINGHORNE (Griffith), MR. W. SWASBRICK Quarter 1 Quarter 1 (Grong Grong - Motong), MR. J. WARD (Narrandero), -- I I / . I I ' _, ___ i--1- MR. T. DUNN (Arioh Pork - Mirrool), MR. W. WARRAN { Qi.u,��· _ 1 I 'J Quarter 2 (Gonmoin), MR. D. RHODES (Whitton), MR. A. GRINTER [ 11------I --,---•--- (Federals), and MR. M. H .. SEIDEL
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