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Printed by Hedges & Bell Pty. Ltd of 12 Ripley . Sutton Road, Maryborough, and Published by Geroge McTa gart, Grove, Caulfield North, for the Victorian Amateur Football Association . g OFFICIAL I JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION ~,~,,,..

LAST WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS ORMOND, MONASH, TRINITY CAUSE UPSET S Geelong's First Win Since 1974 By GEORGE MeTAGGART The spate of sensations in the opening round a fortnight ago continued last week when three of the A Section winners in the first round were beaten by teams which lost on the opening day. Ormond, . well beaten by De La Salle, turned round and toppled University Blues by six goals - Monash Blues, after an inglorious display against North Old Boys, beat Coburg by 21 points - and Old Trinity, who finished a long c~ia.y behind the Blues, accounted for North Old Boys, the margin being 3 4 points- - De La Salle, who just held on long siderably despite another big win - enough to beat University Blacks by from 2581 .8 to 591.5. a point, are now at the head of the Melbourne High again kicked a cen- list, St . Bernard's, premiers last year, tury score, but their 17-15 (117 points) played an unregistered player against fell 53 points short of Caulfield Gram- Steady Eddie the Blacks in the opening match and mar, who kicked 25-20 (170). The so lost the four premiership points, week before High kicked 21-8 (134) to "I did ft and I'm glad:" otherwise they would be sharing the be beaten by 9 points. lead with De La Salle. University Blues Juniors, who put Five years ago, Eddie didn't think he could Geelong scored a 33-point win over up a poor showing against North Old afford insurance. He was getting marrie d St. Kilda CBC, their first taste of vic- Boys (Section 2 premiers last year) re- in a month and he needed all the money h e tory since the 1974 season . peated their Section I Grand Final could get to make a start. An AMP man Reservoir Old Boys Juniors, who win over Coburg, the margin being showed Eddie that an insurance premiu m kicked a record Junior score the pre- 4 goals. .and vious week, were beaten last Satur- Of the teams promoted this season, is not money spent but money saved.. day, going down to West Brunswick De La Salle, Fawkner, AJAX and more. Now Eddie has a policy that protects by 7 points. And their percentage North Old Boys Juniors are still un- his family.. .and protects his dollars . crashed from 2446.7 to 463 .2 - still beaten. So too are Monash Whites, Contact an AMP man today and hear not a bad per centage all the same. but their match against ANZ Bank how you can afford insurance and enjoy Incidentally Thomastown's percen- last Saturday was not played because security. tage quite naturally also dropped con- no umpire was available. Telephone 62 0201 or mail this coupon . r------I Tell me more about how I can afford AMP insurance.

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22 the first week, and 13 out of 20 the fol- lowing week. a for DEast UMPIRE'S CORNER FremantlaouJuniorsin againstpl almyr oig By Kevin McKay scored every goal and every behind 26-20 LAST VVEEK'S RESULTS scored by his team "What would he *be worth today? " Last week we started our social year A SECTIO N "FITNESS" with a party at the home of Ron and Janice B SECTIO N What are we striving for when we com- Lowe. A huge crowd voted it a top night. Old Trinity Gr 5 .2 10.4 14.1 0 19 .12-126 mence training the umpires at Elsternwick North Old Boys 2 .2 7.5 9 Old Scotch Coll 4.3 13 .9 16.11 20.I4-134 Par k .6 14 .8 - 92 Ivanhoe 4 LAWS OF THE GAME OLD TRINITY: Williams 6, Smith 4, P. .6 5 .7 12.8 16.11-107 We aim to develop and improve the gen- RULE 17G - Quarterman 2, Jones, W . Peers, R . Peers, ow- eral and specific components of fitness in States that a free kick shall be awarded P. Dann, Cook, Stevenson, Johnston . Best : den OLD SCox 3, King 2, Kefford, TaIIe t . order to maximise their performance when against a player who wilfully kicks or Hansen, Williams, Jones, Smith, W . Peers, Best : Marx, Tallent, Bowden, Sherwen, they are umpiring , Watsford . Leatham, Nicholl s forces the ball out of bounds without it IVANHOE Once again general and specific condition- being touched by another player. NORTH OLD BOYS : Fogarty 3, O'Con- : Jones 5, McMahon 2, Simp- ing are both inter-related and combined FULE 17E- nor 3, Ould 3, Murray 2, Kelly, O'Halloran , son 2, Stredwick, Knopp, K . Harris, R . with the most vital requirements of a field A free kick shall be given against a Wilson . Best: Anderson, Fogarty, Wilson , Stewart, Renshaw, Hoare, Dockerty. Best : umpire - stamina and speed . B. O'Connor, Scanlon, Butera . player who wilfully wastes time. Stredwick, Renshaw, Jones, R . Stewart, They are all brought together for the A player with the ball may be fairly met De La Salle OC 3 .3 7.8 11 .10 13 .12- 90 Grant, Neale . overall improvement of physical fitness and University Blacks 2.2 3.2 8 by an opponent by the use of the hip, .8 13 .11- 89 Geelong 2 .8 7 the final objective which is the correct shoulder, chest, arms or open hands DE LA SALLE O .C . : Groves 4, Hill 3 .12 10.15 16 .21-117 performance response on the field . , St . Kilda CBOC 4.1 9 . A player may be pushed in the chest or George 2, Dunne, Bothe, Crothers, Power. .1 11 .2 13.6 - 84 It should be remembered that the develop- side or shepherded in accordance with these Best: Lyons, Groves, Butler, Power, Wright, GEELONG: G . Trevaskis 3, Coad 3, Neil- ment of one component of fitness will not Mulqueen . sen 3, Davis 2, Ross 2, Poulton 2, Roberts guarantee the same response towards an- laws, by an opponent, provided the ball is UNIVERSITY BLACKS Best : Davis, G . not more than 5 metres away . : Larkins 3, Mof- . Trevaskis, Silver, Neilsen, other component. - For example. If one is Umpires should at all times use common att 3, Burne 3, Hays 2, Perrett 2 . Best : Coad, Colenso . training to improve his strength by the sense in their decisions. Dynon, Burne, Holland, Clarke, Moffatt, ST, KILDA CBOC: P . O'Connell 5, Drin- appropriate training, he cannot expect th e Cusack , an 4, Hinrichs, Jennings, M . Delaney, Car- same improvement to show in his cardio- roll. Best: P Monash Blues 7.1 11 .6 13.9 15.14-104 . O'Connell, Drinan, Jennings, respiratory fitness . (Heart and Lungs.) Coburg 1 Sherman, M . Delaney, J . Delaney. Therefore the golden rule to remember is .2 4 .3 11 .6 13.9 - 87 MONASH BLUES : Curtin 4, Harrison 3 , Marcellin OC 5 that "Training in Specific" . Bickford 2, G .1 9 .8 15 .8 23 .12-150 . Pell, Tunning, Severs, Carl- Old Carey Gram 3 .1 3.2 6 Conseouently, training should be aligned WE'RE SHORT OF UMPIRES ton, Gumley, Renhard . Best : Black, Smith, .2 7.2 - 44 as closely as possible to the task under- Renhard, Bickford, Curtin, Tellefson taken by the individual . . Powe The Association is desperately shor COBURG: Handley 6, Boyd 2, N. Beattie R~ Denning C2, Jon GaBtneBTo ~olDillon , Every part of the body should be brought t 2Seath 2, P . O'Brien r Aloisio, MacDonald, J . Oi . Grego of umpires and urgently requires . Best : Handley, N. Crimmins, Hardy, C ry , to efficient working level before specialised l3eifttie, Seath, M . O'Brien, Mann, P . . Mahon . Best: Power, training is undertaken . young men to take on this very im- O'Brien . C. Mahon, Jones, J . O . Gregory, J . Gartner, This level should be reached PRE-SEASON P . Gartner. portant part of the game. St. Bernard's OC 2.3 9.5 12.7 19 .8 -122 BEFORE arrival at ElsternwIck Park. . Hearn , Yeo 2 , Reservoir OB 3.5 4.13 8 .14 10.19- 79 Glenn, Tatnall UNFORTUNATELY only a few umpires do On the onening day, we only just ST . BERNARD'S O , Kellaher, Elliott PRE-SEASON WOR K managed to supply umpires to all .C. : Fox 4, Thompson , jSulomidis, Rooney, Davies Physiological functional improvements are 4, Madzielski 3, Angel 2, Santamaria 2, brought about by correct training, but the games by using two members of the King 2, Wade, Dalmau . Best : Aughton, Collegians 2 .3 3 .8 4 .11 12 .11- 83 Drennan, King, M. Pearson, Mahoney, Rack- Old Paradians 4 .1 7 .8 11 organism tends to revert to it's former state Umpire Committee, who have "retir- ham . .10 11 .13- 79 once training is discontinued . ed" as umpires, and last Saturday the RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Trevascus 4, R e longer mth e ore buil d s broughthet about . NethersoleI 2, e~eLee toMeriy,NWilliam- trainingtr th position was even worse, with one Shepherd 3, Dobson, Lobley, G. Tuininga . son, S . Permezei slowly doe reversal Best: Trevascus, R . Best: Roach, Mason, Rice, take place . game having to be cancelled because . Shepherd, B . Wilson, Zent, Nethersole, Lee. `Fassey, Jarvie, Home. Training to be effective must follow a plan of the shortage of umpires D : Jordan6, K C. . Ormond 5 2, OL , Considine and must be of regular intervals . .2 12 .6 15 .11 21 .21-147 Fordp Duke, Roe . Best ndall Kohut, Training time must be concentrated and Anyone interested in becoming an University Blues 3 .5 7.12 13 .17 15 .2I-111 C . Considine, B. Considine, Duke,e Tudor ORMOND: Fisher 4, Holman 4, Ray Woo . it must be in a situation which is not vit- umpire in the Association, whether d Caulfield Gram 7 ally different from what is required on the .l, Dove 2 Bourne 2, Chisholm 2, Buckley, .12 14.13 23.18 25 .20-170 actual day. he has had umpiring exnerience or i . Russ, Burney . Best : Dove, Naylor, Chis- MHS Old Boys 1 .1 4 .3 9 .6 I7 not, is requested to contact the Sec- holm, Ladd, Bourne, Adrian Graham .I5-117 . CAUL Butcher Boredom after lengthy training periods UNIVERSITY BLUES Tootel 3, Morp~ 2, is almost inevitable retary to the Umpire Committee, Mr. : Tyquin 3, Hindle eG stR er~, Malf ey 21 Watson , . Therefore it is essen- 3, Brown 3, Church 2, Sleeman 2, Lyle, Everitt, Fletcher, Dunn, Griffiths Best tial that changes be made from time to Lynton McLeod, of 9 Mason Court, Hager. Best: Smith, Williams, Church, Lyle, : time within the training routine . Highett 3190 Booth, Brown. Fletcher, Butcher, Tootell, Watson, Mor- . His Phone number is phet, Lester . 95-7321 . M DO YOU KNOW? ciVIIIShOLD $ BOYS That one of the greatest goal kickers in The greatest need is for Field Um- R : besberga2i Rogers 2 eEvans4, Congratulations to Tony "Critter" Diamond . Wood . Best : R . Wood, Mart.in, Mc- the history of Australian Rules Football pires, but Goal Umpires are also re- who will play his 50th game for Hampton Carthy, Cosmas, Cooper, Silberberg . was East Fremantle Player George Doig. quired . Rovers today. Tony at present is in his In 1934 this great forward kicked 152 second year as captain of our junior side goal n Australian senior Payments range from $20 for those having led them to promotion last season. s season, during whh~inci Included 32 us i A great team player Tony is an inspiration Caulfield Grammarians would like to con- in Group 4, to $33 for Group 1 . Goal gratulate John Knowles, games in successive weeks, 19 of his club' s Go his players and we at Roverland are Gary Rutledge and umpires receive $14. r,roud of him . Andrew Minotti on reaching the "50 game P milestone" against St. Kilda CBOC in th ava 4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER e - MAY 8, 1976 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -MAY 8, 1976 Page 5 . HC .7,, 171 0 A " Section

Last week's Results Continued Last Week's Results C SECTION - Continued D SECTIO Ol d 6.3 8-10 9 .1 5 N Hamp on 1 Ry v=sr 1 . Assumption Buileen-T'stowe 4 4 3.8 11 .12 12 .15- I87 OC 4 .I 5.3 I0.6 13 .10 . 88 E SECTION .4 6 .9 15 .10 17.12-114 OLD HAILEYBURY: Bouris 6, Roberts 5, National Bank 2.7 5 .9 5 Beverley Hi ll s 1 .4 7.10 10 .14 15 .11 8.11- 59 AMP Society 5 .3 5.5 9 .12 11 .14= 80 .18-108 Mason 3, Langford 2, Cracknell, Williams . ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : Gorey 4, Sing- BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE: Dawson 5, Best : Code, Cocks, Bouris, Houghton Mas- line 3, Lester 3, Rourke 2, Birrell North Brunswick 3 .3 5.5 7.8 11 .11- 77 Pretto 3, D'Agostino 2, G on, Roberts. , . Best : AMP SOCIETY : Goalkickers, Best Player . S . Miles 2, Goble O'Dwyer, Gorey, Barlow, Serafini, Monag- s 2, Jackman, Dozzi, Dimeo . Best: D'Agos- sIIA on TO2, lVEdRS nNash han, Lester . not received, or received after copy dead- tino, Pretto, C 3, line - first post Monday. . Sheridan, Moro, Dawson, Row t N Sc Or :Ke nedy, Thon pson , NATIONAL Srri B2, S Crowe . Young . Best , D , ehne cBate NORTH BRUNSWICK: Raleigh 2, Ralston Bennett, Josephs: Rowston, Huckett, Bird, Young, , ott. CB st: 2, Jewson 2, D . Payne, Handley, I BEVERLEY HILLS : Gibson 6, O'Loughlin . Bate .Dehne, Morris, McCann, B . Duncan, 3, McCrory 3, Hyatt, Kiker, Odgers Kew 6 Ashley . Scott, Trotter, McDonald . Best: Handley, Ralston, . Best: .5 10.8 13.14 16 . 17-113 D . Payne, Jewson, Butler, Kenny . Booth, Clark, Fatcher, Gdbson, C. McCrory, Aiphington 1 .4 6.7 8.11 12 Old Brighton Gr 6.5 14.12 18 P . Thompson . .16- 88 Brunswick 3 .14 28.18-186 Old Mentonlans 3.6 9 .10 11 .14 17 .19-121 .2 4.4 6 .10 6 Heatherton 4.1 5 .3 10 Footscray IT 6 .3 10 Hin~che 2, Hays~ Cooper,yS a4 ffidiarDa Zer- OLD BRIGHTON .13- 4 9 .6 11 .9 - 75 .6 16 .10 18 .18-126 . : Holmes 12, Jones 5, OLD MENTONIANS : Norton 3, Speers 2 , University Reds 8 .2 8 .7 11 .7 13 bi . Best: R. Zerbi, Cooper, Cavanagh, McClure 3, Simon 3, Devine 2, Draper, .14- 92 ston, Willcox, Hayes John- Hamilton, J mClough 2, Ingram 2, Mounsey 2, I . FOOTSCRAY I .T. : Watson 9, Sheehan 3 , . . Priestley, Best: Holmes, Mc- Harrison, McKinlay, J. Upham, Wood, Raf- LPHI Clure, Devine, Thomas, Jones, Kemp Absalom 2, Carr 2, Moore, Tregillis. Best: 2,ACa dly,~OGaleRoHale J2aw 2 . ter, Whitton . Best: Bungey, Ingram, Moun- Watson, Stephens, McArthy, Trewin, Lan- , amie on, hlearers BRUNSWICK : Hanlon 2, Stuart, Lasala, sey, Wood, McKinlay, Norton. caster, White. Sheldrick. Best Jones, Burchell . Best : Gale, Smith, Hale, Wil- : Witheridge, Burchell, HEATHERTON : Meeking 2, P . Killen 2, UNIV. REDS : Kenny 5, Sharpe 3, McLean liams, Shearer, Can dy. Fagen, Palmer, Hughes, Hanlon . Paul Carey 2, Brains 2, W Fawkner 4 . Cother, How- 2, Bartley 2, Finkelde . Best: Wilkins, G .B ., .6 11 .8 16 Old Geelong 6 .4 13.7 17.12 19 ells, Matulick . Best : Fletcher, R Power House 3 .18 18 .29-137 Elsternwick 4 .19-133 . Ryan, McLean, Grigg, Sharpe, Kenny, Goyen . .3 7.6 8.7 12 .9 - 81 .1 9 .10 12.11 18 .16-124 Meeking, M . Killen, Paul Carey, P. Killen . FAWKNER: Ferguson 6, Trapani 4, G OLD GEELONG C'wealth Ban k 2 .0 7.4 8 Bulleen United 16.13-109 Robertson, E . : Missen 5, Ross 4, Gil- .8 14 .11- 95 Glenro . Wilson Smith, Thomas, Cash, bert 3, Spiden 2, Bailey 2, Clarke, Hunter, St. Kevin's OB 2.7 7.9 10.16 12.20- 9 2 Bradshaw. Best: Gilbert, Hunter, Clarke, C'WEALTH BANK : Sarapuu 3, Sullivan y BULLEEN UNITED : V . Harvie 5,IGhelle6r Brocksopp, Ross, Missen 4, Robertson 3, A. Divirgilio, R EF. 1McMahonarFoley,Wilson T JasTeasdaestFerguson, . 3, King 2, Reid, Myers, Bingham, Frazer, . Archer, . ELSTERNWICK: Freer 3, Rosewarne 3, Wyatt, Borrack. Best: O'Brien, Brown, Bor- Peter Archer, Nanscawen . Best : R. Archer, POWER HOUSE : Upton 4, Vick 2, Halles, Grace 3, Molyneaux 2, Blythman 2'Perkins rack, Reid, Anderson, Myers . Jenkins, Lillie, Hilton, V. Harvie, Gheller. Berns, Street, Morecroft May 2 , GLENROY kerDigby, Kelly, Whitmore, Alexander, Wal- . Best: J . , ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Mattson 2, B . : Broomfield 4, Marshall 3, Rog- . Best: Upton, Peters, Clarke, Drough, Rosewarne, Morecroft, Blythman, P Campbell 2, T. Griffin 2, Fitzpatrick, Rad- erson 3, Purcell 2, A . Ross, M. Wilson . Best: Whitmore, Alexander. ony, A . Ramsay. . Mah- Bye, Todorov, A . Ross, Broomfield, Byha- ford, Hannan, James, Randles, Mornane. gair, M Parkside 3.5 10 AJAX Best: B . Campbell, Hannan, Clement, T . Wilson. .1 1 16.15 22.16-148 3 .2 9.9 4 .17 20 .28-148 . UHS Old Boys 4.4 8 .8 11 .12 13 Stat e Sav . Ban k 2 .5 4 .8 7 Griffin, Randles, Bourke. PARKSIDE .16- 94 .10 12 .12- 84 LaTrobe Blacks 2 .5 5 : Green 8, Bastow 5, Ware 3 , AJAX : Bialek .10 10 .16 I4 .22-108 Sweeney 3, G Dryden, B Gro St. Pat's-Monivae 3 .4 4.7 9.9 12 .12- 84 Best . Harvey, Howell . sberg s 3, Wiener 2, M arkse Feldp cermSchul- LATROBE BLACKS JUNIOR SECTION 1 : Howell ; Green, Ware, G . Dryden, . Best : Gross, Marks, Rozen, Schulberg, : Von Moger 8, Hard- Graham, Sweeney. Feldpicer, Bluzer. man 2, O'Donohue, Chapman, Cowling, U.H Cordner . Best North Old Boys 7.7 13 .16 22 .29 33 .34-232 .S . OLD BOYS : McMahon 6, Flavel ySTATEy, SAV : Cowling, Porter, Cordner, Old Scotch Coll 1 .1 1 .1 2 2, Jones 2, Byron, Martin, Walsh Kead Kelly, Drew. .4 2 .5 - 17 . Best : . K AlleniissMcG EacoBestc ST NORTH OLD BOYS : Godfrey 6, Sullivan Grayster, Hume, Flavel, Johnson, McMahon, Laidlaw, Inglis, Wynd, Roberts, Keady, Nov- . PAT'S-MONIVAE : Shannon 6, Mahar 5, Conti 5, Hibbert 4, Gregg 3, W iello 3, O'Connor 2, Rohde . Best: Coffey, Mahar, . Clark 2, P. Ryan 2, Malone 2, Kenny 2, Peasnell 2 . Old Meiburnians 5 Park, Ryan, Delahunty, Shannon . Best : Zabrieszack, Conti, E .3 10.6 16 .7 22.8 -140 Old Xaverlans 6.1 8 .4 11 .8 18 . Clark, Sullivan, Old Ivanhoe Gr 4.3 6 .5 10 Old Cam'well Gr 3 .0 5 Godfrey, Weir. OLD MELBURNIANS .7 12.8 - 8p .1 10 .3 15.60-196 : Urquhart 10, A . OLD XAVERIANS : Brosnan 8, O'Neill 4, F SECTIO N Elam 4, Woodbridge 3, 1 . Cordner 2, Mit- Pirrie, Noonan, Eichorn, Fitzpatrick, Shol- Kie1,DEgg~ston Eggleston , n Melville Bail y , chell 2, Roberson . Best ley, Wilton . Best St. Bede's OC 7.10 8 .11 14 .15 19.20-I34 Huuan . Knight, Mitchell, K : rquhart, Pisarski, : Brosnan, O'Neill, Shol- Thornbury 1 .3 6 . McMullin, N. McMul- 1ey, Furnell, Peppard, Smarrell i .10 7 .11 13.15- 93 Ivanhoe lin . OLD CAMBERWELL ST. BEDE'S O.C . : Allen 8 , Wain 4, 1 .5 5.10 8.13 11 .14- 80 : Watkin *3, Mehan 3, McCormack 2, Morse 2, Terrell, University Blacks 1 .4 3.9 , Gume Ellis 3, Steven 2, Williams 2, Allan, Bowden, 5.14 8.20- 6 8 G OLD 2IVANHOEFoardbrMohr3 McLardy D . Kean . Best : Allen, Robinson, Vaughan , IVANHOE : S . Johnson 4, Stevenson 3, Stevens G . . Best : Steven, Hewitt, Remington, Terrell, D . Kean, Negri Addarmo, Kilpatrick, Course, McAlpine . Best : Galbraith, Cuttriss, Cropley, Watkin, Ellis, Buchanan . Best Foard, G . Stevens, Mohr. THORNBURY• Hayman 3, Pieters 3, Lucas : Cameron, AddarmoS . Johnson, Vaug-. 3, Byrne 2, M. Staff 2. Best : Greenwood, han, Dymond, Stevenson .' Lucas, Ashby, Byrne, McGorlick, McMahon . UNIV BLACKS : Toohey 2, Keys 2, Lewis Old Brighton also congratulates Mark 2, Hickey 2 All at West Brunswick 3.2 13.8 19.11 24 .16-160 . Best : Nunn, Hickey, Dillon, Parkside would like to congratu- Riddell on playing his 50th game this week. LaTrobe Reds 3.2 3.3 5.6 5 .12- 42 Martin, Caiafa, Toohey. late Tom 'Reliable' za d WEST BRUNSWICK Keogh on playing his ' and his joine oas : White 6, W Brock- Mon University 5 50th game today. Tom is probably our most obvious h football 1 skills s well 4, J . Ryan 3, Beaumont 3, R .5 13 .11 20 . 1 5 20 .16-190 him his nickname a on earn d . Brock- Ormond 4 .2 6.3 consistent hackman and being a former . Unfortunately Mark did- well 2, O'Halloran 2 M . Schwarze 2, Al- 10 .6- 12 .6 - 78 Heidelberg Colts boy he shows enormous n't play last season but this year he has len, T MONASH UNIV. : Sloan 7, Cules 6, Quinn courage . Schwarze. Best: Allen, W. 13rockwell, . Tom - make today another one begun with two fine games and looks to Ivey, Lewis, O'Halloran, Woolard . 4, Craig 3, Creaser 3, Walton 3, Blair, Tuc- of your great games LA TROBE REDS ker, Holding . Best : English, Cules, Seller, you well . . The whole club wishes oa theslen or himself atulationsuand place : Colwell 2, Fox, McEl- Sloan, Creaser, Craig. wain, Whittacker. Best : V . Delahunty, S . ORMOND luck for many moregames fine. good Wilson, Colwell, McElwain, Phillips, Wal- : Sterling 4, Gough 3, Bosch 2, Pa" 6 lis . Hill, Pitts, Hopcroft. Best: Hill, Bramston, Boyanton, Hopcroft, Crocker, G THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 8, 76 . 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Last Week's Results - Continued Last Week's Results - Continued Hampton Rovers 3 .3 5 .5 13.7 17.11-113 De La Salle OC 4 .4 7 Power House 3.0 6 .6 8 .8 14.12- 9 .8 12.16 16.21-117 Alphington 7 6 Alphington 0.3 2 .4 5 .5 8.7 - 5 5 B RESERVE SECTIO N .12- 54 HAMPTON ROVERS : Boyle 4, Cafarella Kew 7.11- 5 3, Tabram 3, Corvino 2, Fisher, Valencic, DE LA SALLE : Curran 5, Carroll 3, Hay- 3 Old Scotch Coil 5 ALPHINGTON : Liddell 2, Plumpton 2, Diamond, Marshall, Thompson . Best: Dia- es 2, Mullaly 2, Nugent 2, Hollier, O'Reilly . .5 6.9 11 .13 13 .16 94 Manley, Matton, Overall Best : Nugent O'Reilly, Carroll, Curran, Ivanhoe 2.1 3 .4 5 .7 9.9 - 6 3 . Best : Matfin, mond, Marshall, Thompson, Edwards, Boyle, OLD SCOTCH Sheldrick, Matton, Walker, P. Harris, Lid- Corvin o Worsnop, Edmund s : Welch 4, McDonald 3, deil POWER HOUSE: R . Ligeti 3, R ALPHINGTON : K . Candy 3, Berizzl, W Drummond 2, Leong 2, Duffy, Firman . Best: . Mathe- . Duffy, Frew, Welch, Firman, Burge, Mc- KEW- M . Walsh 2, R . Campbell, Webster, son 3, O'Connor 2, Graig 2, Snyders, Sec- Candy, Jurasic, Lennox, McDonald . Best: Duvergier, Townsend, Laws cas, Digby, Serosi . Best: J Travglini, Aslanis, Juracic, McDonald, Len- Donald . . Best: Clay, . Seccas, Sarosi, IVANHOE : G Laws, Webster, Gevaux, Antoniades, Walsh. Rosewame, Hocking, Steinfort, O'Connor . nox, Cree. . Dean 3, Glennon 2, Butler, University Blues 5 Field, Long, Buckley . Best: R . Harris, John- .6 8 .7 13 .15 18 .21-129 Fawkner 4.2 9.5 12.8 18.13-121 Coburg 3 .1 11 .5 15 .5 16 .8 -104 son, Bourke, Glennon, Long, Steen . Power House 0 UNIV . BLUES A RESERVE SECTIO N .2 2 .4 3.4 4.6 - 3 0 : Dobbie 4, Bedford 3, Law- St . Kilda CBOC 2 .2 3.5 7 .5 10 .7 - 67 FAWKNER: Stewart 5, Drummond 4, son 2, Came 2, Small 2, Sanger 2, White- Geelong 1 .2 3 .2 4.2 8.3 - 51 Barnes 2, M . Teasdale 2, Bowyer 2, Quin- head, Ashby . Best: Lawson, Warne, Thwai- North Old Boys 4.2 7 .2 11 .5 13.8 - 86 ST. KILDA CBOC nell 2, Corrie . Best tes, Dobbie, Whitehead, Lloyd Old Trinity Gr 1 .4 6 .5 8.7 9 : Halpin 4, Esmonde 2 , : Stewart, Drummond, . .8 - 62 Jones, Shortall, Spence, Girdwood. Best : M . Teasdale, A . Teesdale, M. George, F. COBURG : Ferrado 5, Neudert 2, Tilburn, NORTH OLD BOYS : J . Maguire 4, Bev- Esmonde, Kingsland, Halpin, Clinch, Robin- Shannon. Elder, Knight, Cleary, Taylor, Sismanis, anda 2, Walsh 2, McGrath, Condello, Mc- son, Jones . POWER HOUSE O'Reilly, Sim . Best : Tilburn, Ingleton, Inerney, O'Keeffe, Kutrolli. Best: Walsh, GEELONG : Barton 2, Bumpstead 2, Reeve : McCarthy 2, Daniel, Knight, Sproat, West, Sismanis Ralph . Best: Daniel, Clarke, Allan, Wester. , McInerney, Prior, Kutrolli, O'Keeffe, Con- 2 R . Jeremiah 2 . Best : R. Jeremiah, Mc- ink, Parker, Hutchinson . dello . Donald, Kelly, W. Oman . OLD TRINITY: Dawson 4, Nelson 2, Stock- Parkside 4 dale 2, Hunt . Best : Cumming, Dawson, Al- Marcellin OC 18.19-127 .5 10.5 13 .15 18 .19-127 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Old Carey Gram 10 UHS Old Boys 2 .0 3.0 3 .0 4 .2 - 26 len, Baker, S . Emerson, McGrath .12- 72 PARKSIDE MARCELLIN OC. : J. D . Gregory 5 , : R . Poyntz 7, Johnston 5, Chil- West Brunswick 2 .4 3 .9 7 .14 11 .14- 80 De La Salle OC 2.3 3.7 9.11 11 cott 3, Ridd 2, Harreli . Best : Chilcott, P. Reservoir OB 3 .11- 77 O'Connor 4, Bell 2, Tucker 2, Frazer 2, Sar- .2 7.3 8.4 11 .7 - 73 University Blacks 0.3 1 .4 2.4 5.7 - 37 tori, F . Aloisio, Mangiafico, Best Harvey, R Poyntz, Ridd, Johnston, Smith WEST BRUNSWICK: R : O'Con- . . Caruso 5, Cali- DE LA SALLE : Mitchell 3, Dorizzi 2, nor, Tucker, Bell, Frazer, Quinn, B . Goo- U.H.S . OLD BOYS : Carlyle 2, Luscomb e gar! 2, Nicolosi 2, Ceddia, Nigro. Best : G ley . Miller . Best Bartley, Briggs, Dell, Malignaggi, Nigro, . Hare 2, Clark, Perkins, McDonald, : Siotis, Cassidy, Chettle, Blake, Kerin . Best : Cooke, Letson, O'Donnell, M OLD CAREY: Seale 2, Long 2, S . Hun- A . Taylor, Schultz. Welsh. Kerin, G . ter 2, B RESERVOIR OLD BOYS . Clark, P. Stewart. . Elliott 2, Hughes, D'Ambrosio. : Romeo 4, McGaw UNIV . BLACKS : Santamaria 2, Ley, Sain- Best : Rowe, Seale, Simms, Elliott, Morgan, Old Melburnlans 2 .6 5.13 11 .18 12 .19- 91 2, Truefeldt 2, Tobin, Christodoulou, Lyons . es, Ryan Rattenbury. Old Ivanhoe Gr 0 .0 0 Best : Elliot, McGaw, Edwards, Tobin, Camp- . Best: Santamaria, Dakis, Bate- .1 0 .2 2 .4 - 16 man, Temple, Scott, A Wood . Collegians 6 .4 13 .8 19 .14 22 OLD MELBURNIANS: J . Guest 4, S . Wil- bell, Rantino. .19-151 son 3, Hepworth 2, Smith, D Thomastown 7.4 16 Coburg 2 Old Paradians 1 .0 2 .1 4.2 4.2 - 26 . Wilson, Lee. .8 24 .10 31 .15-20 1 .5 5 .6 9 .9 11 .13- 79 COLLEGIANS Best: Prior, Lapin, Connell, S Geelong 2 .0 5.1 9 .2 11 Monash Blues 3 : Ferguson 6, Dean 4, New- . Derham, J . .3 - 69 .3 4.6 6 .6 9 .7 - 61 ton 4, Tucker 2, Nash 2, Cartledge 2, S Guest, Alexander. THOMASTOWN: Czerny 12, Dotting 4 , COBURG : Hen . Marcou 4, Taylor 3, Gleeson 3, Allen 2, ry 4, Tolley 2, Lewis 2 , Mackay, Ballard . Best : Nash, James, Ander- OLD IVANHOE : James, Swain . Best : Park 2, G . Kourlis Davies, J. Taylor, Symons . Best: Archipow, son, Tucker, Butler, Rowlands . Swain, Selleck, McKenzie, De Pellegrin, . Best: Signoretta, Mar- Davies, Hen ry Jackson, James con, Builham, Gleeson, Dri, Czerny. , Wood, Egan, Hann an . OLD PARADIANS : Mount, Pitkin, Gregor, . GEELONG MONASH BLUES : Hedding 2, Ellis, Fan- G . Mate . Best : Larsen 3, Quirk 2, Wells 2, ning, Styles, Gallagher, : Stormont, Booth, MacLeod, D . Paulke 2, G . Condie, Brown. Best : Shaw, O'Dwyer, McLoughlin, Mawsfield, Mount . Wells, Quirk, Brown, Nurzenski, G Clarke. Best: Ellis, Alford, Hedding, M ann, D RESERVE SECTIO die . . Con- O'Dwyer, Styles . MHS Old Boys 2 .1 5 .5 8 .7 13 .11- 89 N Caulfield Gram 2 .2 4 .3 7.4 9.4 - 58 Caulfield Gramm 9.12 15.18 25 .23 32 .29-221 St . Bernard's OC 2.4 6.6 8 M .H.S . OLD BOYS Assumption oc 3.7 7 Kew 0 .0 1 .3 1 Reservoir OB 1 .8 10 .9 - 69 : Senini 6, Morgan 3 , .9 12.10 14.13- 97 .4 2 .6 - 18 .1 1 .3 4.3 6 .8 - 44 Wilson 3, Schlifert. Best: Senini, Schlifert, National Bank 2 .1 4.3 5.6 5.7 - 37 CAULFIELD GRAM. : Strugnell 6, Wrigh t ST Ternes, Stafford, Rhodes, Marshall ASSUMPTION OLD COLL 5, Hitchcock 5, Lewis 3, Gibson 3, Hood . BERNARD'S O .C. : Considine 4, Shee- . . : Howe 3, Pav- han 3, Johnson 2, G CAULFIELD GRAM . : Lupson 2, Worthing- one 2, Egan 2, G . Howard 2, Commadeur, 2, Seymour 2, Kerger 2, Gallus 2, Smith, . Smith 4, Best : Ken- ton 2, Arnott, Clements, Thomas, Nolan Chartres, Felsenthall nedy, Sullivan, Malouf, Sheehan, K . Power, G . Tamblyn 2, R . Mathieson, Wal- . Best : . Best: Wright, Hayes, Johnson . lace, Dowling. Best G Howard, M. Harding, Arnott, Bergin, Gregory, Bartlett, Hood, Watson . : Cunningham, Monotti, Nolan, Howe . KEW : Jackomos, Foulidis RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Hansen 3, Mathe- Pickering, Welch, Worthington, Hartley. . Best: Abbam, son 2, Kennedy. Best: T NATIONAL BANK Jackomos, Stewart, Fekete, Antoniades, Cas- V . Wilson, Hansen, : Robinson 2, Bentley, andria . . Aston, Gray, Truefeldt, Pettit , Payne, Pritchard. Best: Kelly, Robinson, St. Be Mitchell, Payne, Stockton, Phillips rnard's OC 1 .4 4 .7 9 .13 14 .23-107 Ormond 6 .2 10 C RESERVE SECTIO N . Old Paradians 3 .6 13 .12 17 .15-117 .1 5 .1 8 .3 9 .4 - 58 University Blues 1 .4 3 .7 4 .8 9 .11- 65 Old Brighton ST. BERNARD'S O .C. Caher 4, Powell 3 Hampton Rovers 2 .0 6.4 8 .5 12 Gr 4 .1 8.4 15.8 20 .11-131 , ORMOND : Foulsham 7, Gough 2, San di- .9 - 81 Brunswick 0 .1 2 .3 2.4 5 Old Halleybury 5 .3 7 .5 10 .9 11 .10- 76 OLD BRIGHTON .8 - 38 Mahady Majladyare Wall, Shembry, Smith, lands 2, Palmer 2, Anrep 2, Curtis, Rosen- HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 5, Allan 4 : Bellmaine 7, Tapp 3, Grant, Haren garten . Best: Curtis, Marston, Anrep, Lew- Rolls 2, Cave , Kennedy 2, Trotter 2, Flack, Forbes, Hunt, . is, Gough, Richardson . Best: Allan, C . Earle, Nad- OLD PARADIANS : P . jecki, O'Reilly, Rolls, Combe . Prescott, Smak, Templeton . Best : Bell- . Abrahams 3, D . UNIVERSITY BLUES : Templar McLean 2, R . Considine 2, Luxon, Monagle 3 Carrol l OLD HAILEYBURY : Metherall 3, Mc- maine, Larkin, Smak, Watkins, Flack, Pres- Best . 2, Lo n Brukner. cott. : McLoughlin, Cain, Downey, Anderson, 2, Queen 2, McLennan 2, Jessep, Derham, Mc- BRUNSWICK Luxon, Komisarizk. Carroll Ainger, Jewson, Bierwirth, Loner- Waters, Curry . Best : Abbott, Bowman, Cur- : K . Evans 2, Gillett 2, gan, Templar. ry, Jessep, Metherall, Newton Leheny. Best: Madden, Gillett, Cook, Leh- Page 8 . eny, Trotman, Munro . THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- MAY 8, 1976 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 8, 1976 Page 9 H >,ecrren "'M

Last Week's Results Continued TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRES EIsternwick 3.3 10 .4 13.7 21 .14-140 LaTrobe Blacks 5 .1 9 .4 15 .4 19 .10 -124 .4 3 .5 6 .6 8.8 - 56 St. On ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown Old Geelong 1 Pat's-Monlvae 2 .2 3 .7 8.9 8 .15- 63 Reserves at 11 .45 a.m . Seniors and Juniors at 2 p.m . ELSTERNWICK: Zimmer 4, Patience 3, LATROBE BLACKS : Goalkickers, Best . Selections (Seniors and Juniors) in BOLD TYPE by the persons Stevens 3, Wise 3, Williams 2, Dunn 2, Players not received, or received after copy previewing the respective Sections . Little 2, McClure, Richards . Best: Patience, dead-line - first post Monda y A SECTIO N Convery, Dunn, Wise, Zimmer, Waller ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Walsh 4, Richard- Bulleen-Templestowe v St. Bede's O OLD GEELONG : S . Fullerton 4, J. Ander- son 2, Watson 2. Best De La Salle O .C . v Reservoir O .B . - .C. - : Reid, Mullen, Wat- Goodman . Goal : Stewart, Murray (Hoist) Booth (Connell) . son, Kearney, Hinchcliffe, Edwards . Best : son, Walsh, Flower, Richardson . . La Trobe Reds v Glenroy - Rogers (Har- S . Fullerton, Robinson, Whittle, Hinchcliffe, St. Bernard's O .C. v Monash Blues - Rowe. kin) . Webb, Edwards. Goal : A . Smith, Paizis (Paterson) . AJAX 4 .2 8 .5 15 .11 20 .11-131 F RESERVE SECTIO N North Old Boys v University Blues - JUNIOR SECTION 1 . Bank 1 .1 4 .3 5 .3 6 .6 - 42 Grubb . Goal : Waddell, McKenzie (Dres- Ivanhoe v Hampton Rovers - King State Sav Thornbury 2 .3 4 .10 7.11 13.13- 91 sing) . . AJAX: Rockman 5, Rosner 4, Gurfinkel St. Bede's OC 4 .2 5 .2 9 .3 11 Power House v Monash University - C. 3, Markoff 3, Rozenbes 2, Perelberg, Robin, .4 - 70 Coburg v Old Trinity Gramm . - Rowell . Nichol. THORNBURY: Burnie 5, B. Burrows 4 , Goal : Jenner, Wilson (Pascoe) . Lisner . Best: Markoff, Hoffman, Gurfinkel, Manning, I . Burton, Gavin, S Old Scotch Coll . v University Blues Kagan, Lipson, Rockman . . Staff . Best : University Blacks v Ormond - Kelly . Goal : Dodds . Harbour, Manning, S . Staff, Wilson, Burnie, Francis, Stratton (Somerville) STATE SAV. BANK : Price 2, Cooney, Williams . . Ormond v North Old Boys - B . Nicholls . Bennett, Giulieri, Sullivan . Best: Graham, ST BEDE'S O .C . B SECTIO N University Blacks v Coburg - Wills. O'Neill, Price, P Brennan, Lenehan, Izod. : Hall 4, McGinty 2, St. Kilda CBOC v Old Paradians - Bishop . Callaghan 2, Kane, Kurth, Coutts. Best: Goal : Peters, Ahlm (Myors) . JUNIOR SECTION 2 Old Cam'weil Gr 4 .2 6.8 8 .13 11 .15- 81 Kane, Kurth, Yerolemis, Price, McGinty, Old Xaverlans 1 .2 1 .3 3.4 7.6 - 48 Collegians v Marcellin O .C. - Gow. Goal : Thomastown v Old Paradians - Mason . Lagerberg . Hillier, Dunstan (Elworthy) St, Bernard's O .C OLD CAMBERWELL : Trabar 5, P . Buch- West Brunswick 1 .8 4 . . v Kew - Cunneen . anan 3, Chamberlain 2, Stewart . Best : .9 8 .14 13 .19- 97 Old Scotch Coll . v M .H .S . Old Boys - Reservoir O .B . v Alphington - Rossetto . LaTrobe Reds 2 .0 4.2 5 .5 6 .8 - 44 Hindle. Goal Caulfield Gramm Spencer, Periilo, Cotterill, Trahar, Donkin, WEST BRUNSWICK : Watson, to be appointed . v West Brunswick Stewart . : Dagg 3, Deguara 2 , (Wise) . Cogdon . Kay 2, Meldrum 2, Oakley 2, Bull, Strachan . Old Carey Gramm . v Ivanhoe - J Geelong v De La Salle O OLD XAVERIANS : Unkles 5, Saccardo, Best : Bull, Fletcher, J . Field. .C . - McInnis . Powell . Best: Petroff, P. Zachariah, Sac . . Heenan, Mann, Goal : Williams, McCusker (Kitch) . Strachan, Vazquez . Geelong v Caulfield Gramm EMERGENCY UMPIRES cardo, Unkles, Hennessy, W. Eichorn. LATROBE REDS . - Simpson . Jorgensen, Cordner, Halbish, Amor, Ben- : Shaw 2, Symons 2, Goal : from Geelong District League (Ryan) . son, Eagle, Wilson . Best: Palmer, Ryan, Le Liev- C SECTION E RESERVE SECTIO N re, Bennett, Wichlinski, Brown . Kew v U.H .S Beverley Hills 4 . Old Boys - Mead (Jones) . NEXT . WED. MAY 12th North Brunswick 3.9 5 .15 5.17 8 .19- 67 .11- 35 Parkside v Power House - Minson (Budge) . University Blacks v Monash Blues - Good- AMP Society 3.0 4 .1 8.4 10 .5 - 65 Bulleen-T'stowe 4 .7 - 31 1Lampton Rovers v Old Melburnlans - Lowe man . Goal NORTH BRUNSWICK: Archibald 6, Turn- BEVERLEY HILLS : Nugent 2, Haack 2. (Morgan). : To be appointed (Simpson) . Best (Instead of May 22nd) . er 2 . Best: Turner, Campione, Archibald, : Haack, Nugent, Cowan, Rice, Thomp- Fawkner v Old Haileyburians - J . Smith G Payne, Brekke, N Walsh . son, Rowell . (Speechley) . BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE A.M.P . SOCIETY : Goalkickers, Best Play- : Hancock, A . Alphington v Old Ivanhoe Gramm. -- Mae- ers not received, or received after copy dead- Smith, W . Smith, Hogan . Best : Cerato, bus (O'Rourke) . line - first post Monday . Knell, G . K . Miles, G . Stannard, A . Smith, D SECTIO N Heatherton Hancock. 150 TO OLD BRIGHTON REGULAR 3 .5 6.12 10 .14 18 .21-129 Brunswick v State Sav . Bank - Puddy (P . Old Brighton congratulates Maicolm Tits- Old Mentonians 2 .0 3.0 4 .2 5 .2 - 32 Footscray IT 2 .1 3.2 6 .4 9 .5 - 59 Mannix) . University Reds 2.2 3.7 5 hall on playing his 150th game with the club HEATIIERTON: P. Skinner 8, Hampton .8 6.11- 47 A .J.A .X . v Elsternwick - P. Feil (White) . this week. Mal is in his 10th season and 3, Borg, 2, Yates, P . Hopkins, W . Williams' FOOTSCRAY I.T. : Goalkickers, Best Play- National Bank v Old Camberwell Gramm ers not received, or received after copy . over his long and distinguished career has Dempsey, Sauer . Best: Buck, Borg, Mah - Marks (Donegan) . played many fine games for both the Junior oney, P. Skinner, Yates, W. Williams . dead-line - first post Monday. Old Geelong v Assumption O UNIV. REDS : T .C. - John- and Senior sides . Apart from the playing OLD MENTONIANS: Ericksen 3, F. Sharp, . James 2, Cooper 2, Boyd, ston (F. Mannix) . field, Malcolm is also a former committe- Lane . Best: Osborn, Clement-Smith, B . Har- Hendy . Best : T . James, Cooper, Di Michele, Old Brighton Gramm Dyer, Forrest, N . v Old Xaverians - man and in that capacity proved himself a rison, Francis, Burgoyne, B . Watts . . Wilkins . Jennings (Peake) . fine clubman and willing helper St . Kevin's OB 0.6 2.8 7.11 8.13- 61 Gienroy 1 .0 3.1 4 .2 9 .3 - 57 . This year C'weaith B Bulleen United 4 .2 5.3 6 E SECTION the club looks to Mal, and other senior play- an k 1 .2 5.8 5.8 7.9 - 51 .4 6 .5 - 41 Heatherton v A.N.Z ers, to provide the experience and steadi- ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Gaven 2, A . GLENROY: G. J, Ford 5, A . Attard, (Murdoch) . Bank - Andrews Jones, M . ness that our many young players lack . Simpson 2, Rolle 2, Jordan, Crowe. Best : . Prendergast, Smith . Best: Maug- Congratulations Mal and good luck for sea- Davey, Baquie, A . Simpson, C . McLen- han, G . J . Ford, Bray, Hibbert, A Monash Whites v Commonwealth Bank - Stockdale . Attard, Botsford (Henry) . son 76 . nan, Bookham, Chalmers . . A .M.P BULLEEN UNITED . Society v La Trobe Blacks - Blair- C'WEALTH BANK: Dick 3, Hunt 2, Ath- : O'Halloran 3, Bowden Holt (M . Fullerton) . 150 UP TO `OLD CAMBERWELL' ans, Kimpton. Best : Dick, Pettis, Zak, Sper- 2, Dunn 2 . Best: O'Halloran, Bowden, Cairns, St . Kevin's O .B . v North Brunswick - STALWART lungo, Milton, Hunt . urner, Thompson, Johnson . Tracey (Stevens) . Lloyd Oakley plays his 150th game with ANZ Bank 3.1 5.3 9.4 14 .8 - 92 Old Mentonians v St . Pat's-Monivae O .C . Old Camberwell today. Lloyd has been a Monash Whites 1 .0 2 .3 4 .4 7 .4 - 46 Grace (Hinton) . stalwart of the club since 1967 with many ANZ BANK: May 5, Ford 3, McNamar a Thomastown congratulates George Kourlis years' service on the committee . He was 2, Harnetty, Podesta, Powell, Thomas. Best: on reaching his 50th game with the club . F SECTION cl e ub secretary for a couple of years and i Harnetty, Peter Orchard, May, McNamara, George started playing with us in 1972 and West Brunswick v University Reds Catain s Salter, Thomas Muller (Gannon) . of th n current . each season has shown more improvement . Footscray I handles regist atioResfo ets .he Hub i MONASH WHITES : Capell 2, Fell 2, Dar- This year with the under 19 team should .T v Beverley Hills - Cavan- laddiy- agh (Sharpe) . tion to being on the committee . All at ling, Forde, Taylor. Best: Capell, Darling , be his best year yet . All the best George Sangster, J. Mitchell, Forde, Fell . - we all wish you well Thornbury v Buileen United - Robinson s Lloyd fo . (Mitchell) . forward .o Camberwell the pleasure of hi r many years to com e Page 10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 8, 1976 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 8, 1976 PPge 11 'r v H jecrion -in "A" SECTION TEAMS OR[~4OND (Brown & Light Blue) Coach : COBURG Ian Cameron (Assistant) Neil Le Page (Red & Blue) . Coach: Graham Warfe (Reserves) John Taylo I Dove, S . W . 12 Foulsham, D . A. 25 Thomas, G . T. 38 Richardson, 49 Storey, J. R . 1 Archipow, M . 13 Cunningham, 23 Clark, D r Wood, Roger 13 Purcell, P . J . 26 Kuramoto, G . D . P . W . J . 35 Zorzi, E . R . 47 Davies, W D. . 50 Turner, G . J. 2 Handley, A . J. C. V. 24 O'Brien, B J. 36 Sim, I 3 Rosengarten, T . 14 Smyth, J . F . 27 Curtis, Rob 39 Marston, D . J . 51 Palmer, G. R. 3 Seath, R . 48 Gardiner, G . J . Murphy, P. M . 15 Chisholm, A . D . 28 Buckley, C . A. 14 Hutchison, M . A. 25 Cannon, D . J. 37 Royal, H. F . 40 Anrep, R . C . 52 Sandilands, 4 Atkins, G . D . 49 Gorsky, S . E . 5 Jenkins, R . C. 16 Kozlowski, I . A . 29 Burney, C . W. 41 Gallivan, J . F. R . 15 Callesen, P. G . 26 Boyd, S . 38 Taylor, J F. 50 Ingleton, I . S . 5 King, R . A . (vc) . J , (c) 27 O'Brien, M . (vc) 17 Hoey, P . D . 30 Lewis, M. S. 42 Clark, R . M . 53 Bourke, S . M . 6 Gilmour, R . C . 39 O'Brien, P . A . 51 Liddle, G . J. . J. 18 Farrell, E. F . 16 Liddle, I. R. 28 Finlay, M. A. 40 Lewis, P . J. 52 Egan, M 6 Lidd, K . 31 Wood, Ray 43 Paterson, D . L. 54 Rowse, R. B . 7 Green, G. V . 17 Mann, S . 29 Hannan, M . G . 7 Fisher, G . J. 19 Le Page, N. L. 32 Carter, G . F . 44 Keane, A. J . 55 Humphreys , . 41 Green, M . A . 53 Cox, P R . J . 20 Bourne, B 42 McA . G. . 3 & Cameron, R . K . (c) 33 Morris, S . P . 45 Fitts, C. R . A. J . . 19 Sheehan, M. G . 30 Willoughby, N . L u 9 Beattie, J R 9 Graham, Allan 21 Russ, J. I . 34 Handley, G . J. 46 Collins, M . J. 56 Naylor, K . R . 10 Hibberd, $ . W. 20 Henry, T .43 Ly asil V 55 Toy W. Nt , 10 Corben, B. F . M. 35 Gough, D . D . 32 Birch, R D . 44 Leckie, N.. N R . 56 Fiasco, A . . G . 47 Foulsham, M . P . 57 Kavanagh, I . R . 11 Beattie, N. J . 21 Symons, G. N . 33 Handley, M (dvc) . ylor,22 Naylor, AK . R. 36 Holman, G . J. 48 Meeking, J . P . 58 Hay, R . K . 12 Richards, R . N . W. 45 Weston, A . D . 57 Turville, P . drian 24 Barry, J . R . 22 Ellis, R . F. 34 Kelly, K . L . 46 Brown, M. C . 11 Graham, A . 37 Curtis, M . (cr) DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS (0 1ue & Gold) RESERV0IR OLD BOYS (White, Royal Blue & Red ) Coach : Bernie Sheehy; Res : Colin Glover Cojach : Brian King (Reserves) Alan Shepherd 1 MeHenry, R . 12 Dunn, B 1 Bates, M . (c) 12 Manson, K . 26 Dakin, H . 22 Mitchell, P . 34 Mcliroy, P . 50 Fisher, A. . 40 Coles, C . 52 Giles, D . 2 Welsh, R . 13 Letson, R . 23 Hale, D . 3 Paulka, J . 13 Horne, J . 27 Matheson, P . 41 Dobson, G . 53 Dowell, B . 3 Bourke, M 35 Bothe, J. 51 Mitchell, J . 4 Hansen, P. 15 Hutton, T . 14 Fitzgerald, J. 24 Mulqueen, S . 37 Mcllroy, P. 52 Kerin, A. . 28 Sellers, N . 42 Gray, P . 55 Morse, K . 4 Perkins, K . 15 McInerney, M. 25 Fitzpatrick, M . 39 Butler, I 5 Scott, D . 16 Jarvie, W. 30 O'Brien, P . 43 Wilson, S . 56 O'Brien, T . 5 O'Donnell, R . 16 Whitelaw, D . 53 Sandford, C . 6 McLaughlin, L . 18 Aston, V. 31 Smith, P . 44 Lyons, D . 26 Crothers, T . 40 Sherman, P . 54 Gilbert, P. . 57 Driver, D. 6 Yarwood, J . (cr) 27 Rathjens, J . 7 Rutty, G . 19 Tuininga, G. 33 Koers, D. 45 Truefeldt, D . 58 Box, G . 42 Donegan, P. 55 Mcllroy, A . 8 Trevascus, G . 20 Byrne, T. (dvc) 34 Pettet, W 7 Power, K . 17 Bourke, B . (vc) 29 Wright, S . 44 Aldenhoven, P . 46 Kennedy, R. 64 Lobley, J . 8 McDonell, P . 18 Jeffs, N . 56 Flynn, J . (vc) 21 Yoannidis, G . 35 Macklin, N. 47 Slattery, W . . 30 Day, D . 45 Slattery, G . 57 George, P 9 Stewart, P . 19 Pollard, J. 31 Murnane, P . . 9 Massey, G . 23 Heenan, M . 36 Wilson, B . 48 Lever, P. 10 Halasa, R 46 Loft, C . 58 Dorrizzi, T. 10 Tuininga, F. 24 Shepherd, A . 20 Hale, G . 32 Groves, A. 47 Bourke, M . P . 38 Wilson, T . 49 Collins, D . 11 Lyons, B . (c) 21 Halasa, H . 59 McPherson, W. 17 Shepherd, R . 25 Taggart, R . 39 Coles, B . 51 Dickens . 33 Clarke, G . 49 McGuiness, R . 60 Hil1,G .(vcr) , K . MONASH BLUES (Turquoise & Silver) SS. t3ERNARD'S OLD COL LEGIANS (Black, Gold & Blue) 1 Curton, B . 16 Van Der Nacher, 30 Black, G. Coach: Gus Mitchell (Reserves) Paul Dailey 2 Williams, S . R . 45 Anderson, G . 60 Bryson, N . 31 Syme, J . 46 Crampton, M . 61 Clarke, B . 1 .Sdater, V. A. 12 Hogan, P . N . 26 Phelan, R . M . 38 Smith, G 3 Golding, P , 17 Gunning, T. 32 Alford, A . . J . 50 Hughes, D . J . 4 Sweetland, M. 47 Creaser, J . 62 Edwards, J. ', Burgin, D . C . 13 Mitchell, G . P . 27 Schwarzenberg, (vcr) 51 Tyler, K . J . 18 Midgeley, A . 33 Bickford, D. 48 Hore, T 3 Fox, J. W. 14 Thompson, P. S . W 5 Booth, R . 19 G u . 34 Stephen, T . 63 Timms, R . . J . 39 Brady, M. V . 52 Callanan, P . D . . 49 O'Hare, M . 64 Shaw, J. 4 Santamaria, 15 Considine, P. J . 28 King, R . H . 40 Irvine, K . W . 53 Whiting, J 6 Smith, A. 20 Harmy,WG . 35 Fanning, T . . R . 7 Pell, J 50 English, J . 65 Manchester, K . R . G . 16 Angel, B . F . 29 Waite, M . 41 O'Loughlan, 54 Hughes, G . F . . 21 Williams, T 36 Hedding, I . 51 Campbell, P . D 8 Hopkins, P . 22 Ryan, C . . 66 O'Kane, A. Rackham, P . 17 Phelan, K . F. 30 Power, K . 42 O'Loughlin, 55 Dillon, G . P . 37 Scott, R. 52 Rogers, R . 67 Sealer, K . (vc) 18 Dalmau, P . A . 31 Power, K . M. B . G . (dvcr) 56 Reid, M . T . 9 Olding, M . 23 Olds, R . 38 Malcolm, B . 53 O'Brien, B 10 Carlton, L. 24 Clark, G. . 68 Joakin, S . fi i :mnazzo, M . P . 19 Nadzielski, H. J . 32 Dean, G . W . 43 Malouf, M . K . 57 Smith, A . J . 39 Moore, C . 54 Giles, S 7 Wade, G . F. (c) 20 Pearson, M . J. 33 Sullivan, A 11 Cash, G . 25 Lucas, R . 40 Carneli, S . 69 Oakley, K . . 44 Taylor, P. M. 58 Isaacs, A . G . . 55 Johnson, T. 70 Farrell, K . 8 vrcNamee, B . A . 21 Kennedy, P. A. 34 Dailey, P . J . 45 Johnson, P . G . 59 Bourke, W. D. 12 Hildebrandt, P . 26 Tellefson, J. 41 Moore, G . 56 Lachal, P 9 Egan, B . J. 22 Aughton, P 13 Schneider, S . 27 Orr, A . . 71 Boylan, G . . G . (cr) 46 Hughes, J. G . 60 Shanahan, P. J . 42 Severs, P . 57 Armstrong, J . 10 Doolan, J . G . 23 Sheahan, M. G . 35 Pearson, P . J . 47 Loughnan, J. 14 Lette, G . 28 Ellis, M. 43 Renhard, R . 58 Townsend, S 15 Gallagher, C . 29 Coldham, J . I I Davis, T . J . 24 Drennan, M. J . 36 Osborne, D . 48 Doutre, G . R . . 44 Whitty, P. 59 Mann, G . (dvc) 25 Mahoney, G . A . 37 Jones, A . 49 Trewin, T . G . NORTH OLD BOYS (Purple & White) UNIVERSITY BLACKS (Black & Royal Blue) Coyach: Shane Maguire (Assistant) George Moloney (Reserves) Tony Arthurso Coach : Peter O'Donohue (Reserves) Glen Saines 1 Maguire, S . B . 12 Welch, M. R n . 23 Ould, G . 35 O'Keeffe, G . F . 45 Jongebloed, P . I Johnson, G . A . 13 Collins, S (cl (VC) 24 gutera, D . P . G . 24 Perrett, R . M . 36 Larsen, J . W. 48 Gates, T . C . 2 Maguire, D. B . 13 . (vcr) 46 Fennelly, B . 2 9lacCallum, 14 McKinnon, (vc) A Kelly, T. 25 Holland, A . 36 Ryan, D . F . 47 Cuffe, P . . 49 Santamaria, P. 3 O'Connor, B . A. 14 Fogarty, D . E. 26 Henry, J D. J. A . O . 25 Birch, P . A . 37 Costello, A . J . 50 Cleary, J . E . 4 Fennelly, P . W . 37 Fitzpatrick, 48 Arthurson, A . . 15 Sheales, M. J. 27 Wigney, S . G . R 3 Clarke, J. A . 15 Hickey, B . S . 26 Cairfa, M . J . 38 Silk, S . P. 51 Scott, P. A . 5 Wilson, G . M . 16 . J . (cr) 49 Nelson, D . = Costello, T. G . 16 Holland, G . A . 27 Steinfort, C Hall, P . G . 28 Haratsis, B . 38 Ferguson, P . D . L. 39 Ryan, C . J . 52 Ley, C . J . 6 Borcich, M. P . 17 . 50 Murray, J . M . 5 Burne, N. E . 17 Moffatt, A . R . 28 Saines, R . N. 40 Staindl, D . J . 53 Wood, N . C . O'Halloran, J . 29 Maguire, J . P . 39 Bevanda, S . 51 Skahill, B . J . 7 Robertson, N. F. 18 Murray, L. F. 30 Sleight, G r, Belfield, R . D . 1S Webster, J. J . 29 King, D . A . 41 Pascoe, D . W. 54 Springall, R . C . 8 Hogan, J . P . 19 . 40 Hanneberry, M . 52 McCormack, M . 7 Lockie, M. J . 19 Dynon, J. N . 30 Irwin, R. T . 42 Temple, M McInerney, L. J . 31 O'Connor, P . T . 41 O'Donnell, A . J . 53 Meredith, K . J. 55 Elliott, P . E . 9 Scanlon, T. G. 20 Carroll, P. D. 32 Diviny, K . J . J . s Larkins, J . F . 20 Bullen, A . J . 31 Faulkner, C . 43 Wood, A . R . 56 Humphreys, 10 Anderson, B . 42 Arthurson, D . 54 Robbins, A . . J. 21 Biagi, A . A . 33 Condello, P . A . 43 Kutrolli, D 9 S aines, G . R. 21 Sawyer, G . R . 32 Cusack, P . M . 44 Moore, A. J . N . W . 11 Leeack, F . A. 22 . 55 Walsh, P . (Cr) 22 Costello, S . A Scott, K . J . 34 Prior, R . 44 O'Halloran, M . 33 Steward, G . J . 45 Lay, P . A . 57 Cottle, R . A. . 56 Wakim, J. 10 Kovess, C . B. (c) 34 Bateman, N . 46 Baxter, S . R . 61 Hays, P . R . 57 Wigney, G . 11 Steele, P. W . 23 McRobert, P . B . 35 Herben, G . C . 47 Dakis, P. G . 91 Wren, C . OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIANS (Gold & Green) 3 Atchison, D . A . Coach : Alec Gardiner (Reserves) Noel Waters UNIVERSITY BLUES (Black & Royal Blue) 1 Dart, R . 14 Stevenson, I . 27 Kennedy, R . 2 White, G 40 Allen, K . 53 McGrath, T . Coach: Alan S p iter (Reserves) Bruno Scarcell a . 15 Smith, G . 28 Star, M . 41 Christie, R . 54 Douglas, W . 3 Arrowsmith, J . 16 Waters, N . (cr) 29 Quarterman, P I V.Tilliams, S . 12 Goss, P . W . 24 Hager, G . A . 36 Bierwirth, P . A. 50 Withers, M . N. 4 Watsford, G . 42 Emerson, S . 55 Adgemis, J . (dvcj 13 Girdwood, R . W . 17 Galbraith, D . 30 Weir, T. (vc) 43 Dawson, W. . 25 Sleeman, M . G . 37 Came, R . V . 51 Dunin, A . J. 5 Peers, W. 18 Wilks, P 56 Masters, R . 2 Lyle, R. L . (dvc) 14 Hindle, R . G. 26 Schauble, P . D . 38 Rabone, I . 52 Thwaites, T . P . . 31 Quarterman, A . 44 King, P. (vcr) 57 Bunting, P. ' Scarcella, B 6 Emerson, D. 19 Piggin, C . 32 Jones, G . 45 Hillman, A . . C . 15 O'Kane, W. J . 27 Church, B . (c) 39 Debelle, G. D . 54 Sammon, M . I. 7 Birrell, A. 20 Williams, C 58 Hunt, P . -l Vivian, D . G . 16 Ellison, G . N. 28 Hart, P . G . 40 Sharp, J. C. 57 Adams, M. P. . 33 Langley, R . 46 Nelson, S . 59 Green, G . 5 Ainger, D 8 Bartley, D. 21 Johnson, I . (c) 34 Murphy, R. 47 Friend, I. . G. 17 Jewson, G . R. 29 Carmody, J. (vc) 41 Nicolas, V. A . 58 Brukner, P . D . 9 Cook, M . 22 Baker, G 60 Fricke, J . 1 ; Carroll, W. S . 18 Pleydell, G . P. 30 Lawson, D . J. 42 Plunkett, J . F. 60 Taylor, R . 35 Heinz, A . 48 Cumming, P . 66 Webb, R. . S . 10 Hansen, C. 23 Peers, R. 36 Beer, N. Anderson, G . A . 19 Booth, D . J. 31 Morrison, G. R . 43 Standish, T. J . 69 Armstrong, 11 Grant, S 49 Herbert, K . 67 Alexander, N . it Templar, D. G . 20 Small, D . M. 32 Wilson, D . S . 44 Patterson, R . 24 Frood, D. 37 Deboos, R . 50 Margetts, D . 68 Camillerl, A. . G . M . J . 12 Kennedy, S . 25 Dann, P 9I \icolson, S . I . 21 Hollonds, B . P. 33 Smith, H . J. 45 Haines, I. . 38 Fekete, P . 51 Healy, P . 69 Rough, G . 10 Brown, C 13 Stockdale, S . 26 McKi nnon, T. 39 Day, P . 52 Clingin, G . . P. 22 Clohesy, P. J . 34 Sammon, M. T . 46 Farrow, B . A. 1 Tyquin, M . 23 Westmore, G. A . 35 Moore, R . M . 47 Sing, G . P. Page 12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -- MAY 8, 1976 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 8, 1976 Page 13 ✓cc civii

F SECTION University Blacks are at home to Coburg PREVIEWING TODAYS GAMES West Brunswick with the home ground in what should be the most even game advantage together with a more than en- of the round . My choice is the home side . A SECTION C SECTION thusiastic band of supporters, will be too - Peter Nathan. How much do I love those "Burgers" and Kew opened their account last week and strong for University Reds . To save Peter from any agony and an- De La Salle? Both clubs are going a long at home today should take out the points Although Bulleen-Templestowe had a good guish in having to make any decisions be- way towards turning a good tipster into win last week they will not be able to a mumbling mess against U .H .S .O .B . tween loyalty and judgment, we have . Nevertheless, I'll press Parkside - you're tossed me the last match St. Bede's and will go down in a switched him to Junior Section 1 and Norm on with the spirit of Christopher Columbus . two weeks however you're got my vote fairly close game . Nugent, who will have no qualms about De La Salle, or literally translated from today against Power House . Bulleen United will dispose of Thornbury tipping against St . Bernard's if need be, the French, Of The Room, have at last con- in another close game and Footscray I.T. vinced me they are a good side and should Hampton Rovers and Old Melburnians is now previewing Junior Section 2 - Ed . will be very close - Melburnians are now will have the advantage over Beverley Hills JUNIOR SECTION 2 keep Reservoir Old Boys out of the winning who will be suffering from travel fatigue list for another week combining well and I pick them to win A confident Thomastown have Old Para- . by a narrow margin . before the game starts . dians as their visitors. Despite Peter Pey- A good win against Coburg will have left Fawkner at home to Old Halleybury Glenroy will notch up their first win for ton's skillful coaching of Old Parade, I Monash full of confidence but I must call could be the match of the day - a close the year by downing La Trobe University predict another big victory for Thomas- St. Bernard's the winners of their impending Reds . - Keith Findlay . clash. tussle is ensured and I expect Old Halley- town . bury to come out on top. JUNIOR SECTION 1 St . Bernard's are hosts to the young North Old Boys meet University Blues Two out of five last Saturday - at home and familiar surroundings may be As Yet Alphington haven't shown us th e boys from Kew. Kew have struggled in their true form and Old Ivanhoe G's in odds-on favourite rolled - no wonder I their last two games and a third big win all that is necessary to bring them the points have been tran sferred to Junior Section 1 . against the inconsistent students. top form will win this one. - Alex John- looks certain for St Bernard's . son . Neverth eless we will try an d improve this Two sides from the Northern Suburbs We are sure to have a drop of rain before week. in Reservoir Old Boys and Alphington meet Saturday, and when it comes, I'm sure D SECTION Although Hampton Rovers opened their at the Barling Reserve . Despite their loss that Coburg will account for Old Trinity Four out of five last week so I begin account last week after opening the season last week, Reservoir should defeat Alphing- who prefer the and conditions of the Rich- confidently today by predicting that the with a forfeiture they do not appear strong ton who are still struggling to settle down . mond Desert. only undefeated sides, AJAX and Old Xav- enough to beat Ivanhoe . Two leading sides meet at Albert Park Good on you Ian Cameron. All new coach- erians will make it three in a row when Power House are at home to Monash when West Brunswick journey to Caulfield es need a win to vindicate themselves and they beat Elsternwick and Old Brighton University and I am tipping the visitors for Grammarians. Form is hard to gauge but you got yours with a vengenance last week respectively. another win . I'll go for West Brunswick who have play- . Old Scotch It may be just enough to enable you to get It's good to see Old Xaverians on the have shown no form this year ed two difficult games and won each well . come-back trail afater their rather speedy and University Blues can expect an easy De La Salle, aided by last week's vic- Ormond over the line against University victory. Blacks, in a close finish. Anyhow, I'm slide down a couple of sections. Keep tory, will travel to Geelong, hoping for attending my son's wedding and I probably it up - that record of yours at Geelong North Old Boys are well on the way to their second win . The Queen's Park ground won't even be able to read the results, still has not been broken ! their second successive Junior flag . Al- proves difficult for visiting sides and a so go for your lives top ten . - Alf Keam . State Bank should return to the winning though Ormond have the home ground ad- Geelong victory seems assured . - Norm list by beating a team-building Brunswick vantage they will find North too strong, Nugent. B SECTION while the other bank, National may not be Collegians the new glamour team with a so fortunate when they come up against Old Camberwell at Albert Park today . sensational last quarter win, John Butcher Old Geelong and Assumption Old Colle- and Caulfield Grammar both prolific an d gians present a diffifficult one to forecast Old Scotch improve earlier than expected - M.H .S .O .B. doing a North Melbourne and without any great confidence I lean but will soon succeed. here towards Old Geelong which has the Club SLppIy home ground advantage. Consecutive losses to Melbourne High not In conclusion, a note to the Editor, that warranted but will spur them on to break perhaps a record could be kept of the win- ~ Barrels 0 Bottles 0 Cans the ice against unbeaten Old Scotch . Al- ners we either select or fail to select for though Laurie Aghan will have other ideas. a token prize at the end of the season! - Game prediction?? Jim Fidge . 40 SOCIAL SECRETARIE S Caulfield Grammar look good in the score This is being done - progress "scores" Don't miss this chance to obtain your book but it is hard to see such improvement will be published from time time . - Ed . Club's Beer & Liquor Supplies at from last year although John Butcher is prices to suit your finances. burning with 21 goals in 2 weeks. Neverthe- E SECTION less th ey • With the cost of Football Administration rising every year you must buy will hold out a determined home If the bloke who picks the umpires can't right to boost team Geelong. do any better th an one out of 5, th en your Club income . Ivanhoe are too talented for Old Carey the Findlay method deserves consideration, • Compare our prices . whose performance so far is too bad to be but I will perservere with judgment for true and Ivanhoe will react to their un- th is week at least . • Phone us now, or call in and see expected defeat by Old Scotch . Monash Whites to down the Comm . Bank A .M .P. to overcome Collegians experienced a football dream LaTrobe Blacks, St . Bob Hemmings or Brian Lauder (22 years, aft!. V.A.F.A.) At The coming from 8 goals behind and this will Kevin's in their new rural environment to beat North Brunswick . prove to them they are never beaten. and Old Mentone, RAILWAY CLUB HOTEL their enthusiasm and pace should having cracked it, should too much for an up and down Marce lprl~ be able to do it again at the expense of 107 RAGLAN . our country cousins (St . Pat's-Monivae) ST., PORT MELBOURNE Old Paradians will benefit from their and I anticipate (hope?) that Heatherton reversal last week and solid experience will will be able to justify their promotion by 641041 account for a very disappointing St . Kilda accounting for ANZ Bank and for the latters C.B.S .O .B . who are however capable of scores not being in my paper . - Syd Whit- • WE DELIVER TO YOUR ROOMS OR FUNCTION S better things . - John Byrne. field .

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.C PREVIEW The A .B . Sporting Session from 3L0 L (Old Geelong Reserves) - charge not sus- IMPORTANT each Friday (which commences at 6.30 p.m .), (Practice MatchTRIBUNA - APRIL 10th) tained. NOTES will inciude a preview of the following day's J, McKernan (Ivanhoe) was found quilty A . Alston (Iieatherton Reserves) was amateur matches . of striking D . Nolte (UHS Old Boys) and found guilty of striking M. Stewart (St . ADDRESS ALL MATI'ER FOR suspended for four matches. Pat's-Monivae O .C. Reserves) and suspend- PUBLICATION TO FOR EMERGENCY UMPIRES (APRIL 24th ROUND) ed for four matches . M. Green (Coburg) was found guilty of D. Cowen (Thornbury Reserves) was found "THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER " RIN G 38-9221 striking M. Heenan (Reservoir Old Boys) guilty of grasping the umpire by the shirt Box 1564P, G.P.O ., Melbourne, 3001, and and ask to speak to an Umpire. and suspended for four matches. and threatening the umpire and was sus- not to the Editor's private address . M . Heenan was found guilty of striking pended until the end of season 1977. (Use addressed envelopes provided) . M . Green and suspended for four matches . WORLD OF SPORT G. Denavi (Old Paradians) was found Watch the VAFA segment on Channel guilty of striking M Yeo (Old Carey "Herald" Phone 7's World of Gramm .) and suspended for six mathes. Sport on Sunday. B . Poole (Parkside) was charged with NO PARKING AT COMO kicking D. Blakeborough (Alphington) - PARK! Numbers EMERGENCY Charge not sustained . UMPIRES Supporters of Clubs in D Section You may dial DIRECT to the Amateur Until such time as Elsternwick Park Is P. Williams (Bulleen United) was found Football representative at the "Herald" guilty of striking J. Bradbury (St. Bede's are advised that PARKING OF CARS again available for ix(atches, emergency O .C office. The numbers are:- umpires wi ll he stationed at Parkroyal .) and suspended for four matches . IS NOT PERMITTED ON ANY PART 652-1479 or 652-1893 Motor Inn . Bradbury was charged with fighting with Should the umpire appointed to P. Williams - charge not sustained. OF THE OVAL, OR OVAL SUR- If you have any difficulty, you may ring your B . Wilson (Bulleen United) was found ROUNDINGS, AT COMO PARK, 63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or game fail to appear, you must ring 381i and ask to speak to an umpire guilt yof striking P. Negri (St . Bede's O .C.) which is shared by 1893. . and suspended for four matches Old Xaverians and RESERVE SECTION RESULTS . Old Geelong. P. Latzer (Old Brighton Gramm . Reserves) to be phoned to THE BLACK LIST was found guilty of striking P 652-1892 Missed Publication deadline (Seniors and . Littman Unless this ruling (by Prahran Juniors 5 p (AJAX Reserves) with the elbow and was BEFORE 3 p .m. .m., Reserves 3 p .m .) - Fine suspended for six mathes Council, which controls the ground) THREE DOLLARS . . or DIAL 63-0211 EXTENSION 1892 Latzer was also found guilty of striking is strictly adhered to, the Clubs will ALPHINGTON P DE LA SALLE O . Hoffman (AJAX Reserves) and suspended lose the use of the ground .C. JUNIORS for matches on this charge - a total of . GEELONG RESERVE S ten matches. Adequate parking is available in PRESS CORRESPONDEN T Failed to phone Final scores to Herald R . Nolan (State Savings Bank Reserves) Como Avenue, at the top (Southern) The phone number of the Press Corres- Office before 5 .30 p.m . - Fine SIX DOL- was charged with striking P pondent, George McTaggart, LARS . . Hinchliffe end of Como Park. is 53-1290. OLD TRINITY GRAMM NUMBERS TO NOTE . Clubs in A Section should note these NORTH OLD BOYS JUNIORS numbers . COBURG JUNIORS For teams on Thursday night (as early as GEELONG JUNIORS possible after 7.30 p.m . please-and certainly Failed to phone Final Scores or Details before 9 p.m .) . to Press Correspondent before 7 p.m . (A The Age 60-0421-Ken Piesse Section 6 p .m .) Fine SIX DOLLARS . . MONASH BLUES This applies to clubs in main game only - GEELONG as advised. NORTH OLD BOYS JUNIORS COBURG JUNIOR S GEELONG JUNIOR CAPTAINS, VICE-CAPTAINS S Phoned Incorrect Scores Clubs whose Team Lists do not show the - Fine THREE Captain d DOLLARS . an Vice-Captain should furnish this MONASH BLUES information, so that the next Issue wi ll be complete . GEELONG JUNIORS KEW JUNIORS

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MILESTONES AT ST. BERNARD'S Congratulations to John "Speed" Fox on LOOKING BAC playing his 100th game with St . Bernard's K today . "Foxie" started with our juniors By Noel Rundle in 1969 and captained the premiership side that year. He graduated to the seniors LEADING GOALKICKERS 5 Years Ago - 197 1 the following year and his size and ruck It was 1970 Grand Final all over again skill have helped the club on many occasions. when Caulfield Grammarians held off a His accurate shooting for goal has become A SECTION Wiener, AJAX (2) 6 a real legend at St Bernards R . Caruso, W . Bruns . (5) 15 strong finishing bid by Coburg to win by 2 . This year Tyquin, Univ . Blues (3) Grace, Elsternwick (3) 6 Strugnell, C he has shown the same determination as Murray, North O .B . (2) . Gram. (6) 10 points - some magic and same circum- Gorey, Assumption (4) 6 Powell, St before and seems set for a successful year . Handley, Coburg (6) Jones, O . Bern (3) 10 stances as the last Grand Final. . Brighton (5) 6 Botting, Thomastown (4) 9 Atchison, Clark and Lester continued their Ralph Bourke one of Ivanhoe Reserves Hindle, Univ. Blues (3) Moffatt, Un. Blacks (3) Hitchcock, Caul . Gr . (5) 8 fine form for Grammarians with Sullivan, consistent players gets married today. Act- SECTION Truefeldt, Res Jim Sabri and Douglas best for Coburg ually while you're reading this report take Williams, O . Trinity (6) Shannon, ESt . Pat's-M . (6) . O .B . (2) 8 . Smith, Old Trinity (4) Closest 'B' Section game was Old Carey's a look at the Reserves game and you'll Mahar, St . Pat's-M (3) A RESERVE SECTION -13 .19 (91) defeat of Ivanhoe 12 .18 Groves, De La Salle (4) Speers, Old Ment (90) with see him out there plugging away for the Burne, Un . Blacks (3) . (2) Templar, Un Old Carey kicking 4.5 to 0 .4 in the final team . We hope and I'm sure Mary . his Norton, Old Merit* (3) . Blues (3) 9 term. Curtin, Mon . Blues (4) Sauer, Mon . Whites Mitchell, De La Salle (3) 8 financee, hopes that he comes out of the Considine, St Thomas, Freeman and Elliott (Old Carey) game fit . At 6.30 tonight Ralph and Mary Fox, St. Bernard's (4) Frazer, Com Bank (I) . Bern . (4) 8 and Berry, McMahon (5) and Phillips (Ivan- will be married at Luke's Restaurant, Carl- Ray Wood, Ormond (4) Wyatt, Cwlth Bank (1) Foulsham, Ormond (7) 7 hoe) were the best players . ton, and will be heading off to the far east Boyd, Coburg (2) Sarapuu, COm . Bank (3) Dorizzi, D .L. Salle (2) 6 U .H .S .O .B . welcomed back 'Nats' Nettle- for 3 weeks. Ralph has played 172 games Dancer, ANZ Bank B SECTION Marsden ANZ Ban B RESERVE SECTION ton after three years in Canada . and is a great organiser on the social scene Butcher, Caul. Gr 21 k Eccles (8, goals) was the star in Park-side's . (11) M . Killen, Dean, Collegians (4) 11 and his financial wizardry amazes us at Jones, Marcellin (8) 13 Heatherton (-) high-scoring win over Old Geelong - 20.8 times . All at Ivanhoe wish Ralph and Mary Martin, MHS OB (5) J . D . Gregory, Marc . (5) 9 (128) to 14 .11 (95) . 11 a great future together and hope that in 3 Jordan, Old Parad 11 F SECTION Ferguson, Coll'gns (6) 9 weeks' time we'll see number 18 back on . (6) Watson, Foots. IT . (9) 16 Morgan, MHS OB (3) 7 10 Years Ago - 196 6 A . Jones, Ivanhoe (5) 9 the field for the 'Hoes . Drinan, St .K Gibson, Bev . Hills (6) 14 Newton, Collegians (4) 7 Ivanhoe paid tribute to Russell Burt who opening roun d . CBC (4) 8 Kenny, Univ . Reds Silberberg, MHSOB (2) 7 . (5) 12 after 240 games with the 'Hoes, had been We are sure that all players and sup- Marx, Old Scotch (5) White, West Bruns. (6) 12 C RESERVE SECTION forced into retirement with a badly broken 7 W Brockwell, W porters of Old Haileybury would like to con- Tootell, Caul . Gram. (3) 7 . Bk (4) 11 R . Poyntz, Parkside (7) 15 arm . 'Rusty' was a member of Ivanhoe's gratulate David Norton on playing his 57th J. Ryan, West Bruns . (3) 10 'A' Section premier team in 1957 and won McMahon, Ivanhoe (2) 6 Allen, St . Ferguson, Fawkner (-) 9 game for the club in the opening round this Bede's (8) 10 McQueen, O . Hailey (2) 7 an All Australian blazer in 1958 . season . You may wonder what is so special C SECTION Dawson, B-Tstowe (5) 8 Frank Dunin (Uni R . Brockwell, W . (2) 8 Chilcott, Parkside (3) 6 . Blacks) had been ap- in that! Well, nothing really, except that Urquhart, Old Melb . (10) 11 . Bk S . Wilson, Old Melb . (3) 6 pointed coach of the team to play in Ade- his 56th game was played in Round 5, 1967 Bouris, Old Hailey (6) Beaumont, W . Bruns. (3) 8 laide while John Wilson (Caulfield Grammar- . 11 It is interesting to note that, of all the McMahon, UHS OB (6) 11 D RESERVE SECTION ians) will be in charge of the team to go players who played on that day with David, JUNIOR SECTON 1 to Tasmania . Dick Bastow, Parkside (5) 10 Fraser, Old Xav . . Metherall is the only one still playing . Green, Parkside (8) 8 Godfrey, North OB (6) 14 MHSOB retained their place at the top Bellmaine, O . Bton (7j 7 Welcome back to the fold David . May your Rowland, Kew 7 Sloan, Mon. Univ . (7) 12 Unkles, Old Xav of the list with a sound win over Coburg, comeback be successful for yourself and the Roberson, O Walton, Mon . Univ . ' (5) 7 scores 15.14 (104) to 10 club . . Melb . (1) 7 . (3) 9 .8 (68), Best for the Flavel, UHS OB (2) 7 Woolcock, Un . Blacks (-) 8 victors were Moller, Trish, J . Nelson, and Nash, Hamp Cules, Mon . Univ E RESERVE SECTIO N for the losers, Warfe, Shea, Beattie IVANHOE PLAYERS' MILESTONE . Rov. (3) 7 . (6) 8 . Three Ivanhoe players reach certain tar- Upton, Pwr. House (4) 7 S . Johnson, Ivanhoe (4) 7 P . Skinner, Heathton (8) 11 University Football Club were celebrating gets today . Vic Harris, the elusive flash Keys, Univ. Blacks (2) 6 May, ANZ Bank (5) 9 their centenary this year and to mark the at full-forward in the Reserves, plays his D SECTION Stevenson, Ivanhoe (3) 6 Borg, Heatherton (2) 8 occasion, the Inter-Varsity carnival was to Holmes, O . Brighton (12) 13 Creaser, Mon be held in Melbourne 100th game with the club . His ability to . Univ (3) 6 Walsh, St. Pats-M . (4) 7 . read the game has opened up our forward Brosnan, Old Xav (8) 10 Elsternwick's Jock Sellars chalked up 150 O'Neill, Old Xav. (4) 8 JUNIOR SECTION 2 line immensely and he creates many oppor- Gross, AJAX (3) F RESERVE SECTION games with the club (and is still with the tunities for others . David Steen and Glenn 7 Czerny, Thomastown (12) 25 club as an official - Ed.) . Naughton, Old Xav . (4> 6 G . J. Ford, Glenroy (5) 7 Stewart notch up their 50th games today . Bluzer, AJAX Romeo, Resvr . OB (4) 22 Dagg, West Bruns 25 Years Ago - 195 Glenn was captain of the juniors last year 6 McGaw, Resvr. OB (2) 1 . (3) 6 1 6 Condon, West Bruns . (-) 6 Ormond last year's premiers, were anni- and with this experience behind him I'm hilated by Commonwealth Bank (last year's sure we'll see a lot of him in the future. 'B' Section premiers) with final scores being David Steen's high-marking game has turn- 17 .10 (112) to 2 .6 (18) . ed the tide for us many times and with this attribute we can look forward to many more Hampton Rovers, 7.14 (56) beat Ivanhoe outstanding games from him 5.11 (41) in a close hard fought game to fellas . . Well done stay in the 'A' Section four. John Whitfield last week played his 50th v,a Doug Arnold was great in the centre while Keith Embleton scored a splendid goal from game for Alphington . John like his father the boundary . Kevin Clarke, Bill Clarke, is a backman, and we all hope he continues Covers your world and Ron Rosenburg were best for 'Hoes . to give the same fine service as did Syd . It was "Black Saturday" at Corio Oval Bulleen United's Greig Nanscawen repre- BRANCHES: MELBOURNE 60057 for S .S .B . when the home side Geelong sented the club for the 50th time last week. 1 scored 9 goals on the board before Bank Greig has been with us since 1973 and has FRANKSTON 7836266 scored their first . Matheson, McPhee, Fer- played mostly on the half-forward flank . guson, for Geelong and Hill, Gellatty and A spectacular mark and a good kick Bulleen OAKLEIGH 5681999 Grubb, for Bank were best hope he's around for at least another 50 . games. PRESTON 4785022 P -VW 20 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 8, 1976 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 8 1976 Page 21 fr J ecrion

PREMIERSHIP LISTS A RESERVE SECTION W Fo Be La Salle OC s A SECTIO N 2 186r L A86t 216 .3 Pt8 W L For Agst % Pis North Old Boys 2 - St 194 135 143.7 8 De La Salle OC 2 - 198 152 130 .3 8 . Bernard's OC 2 - 142 101 140.6 8 Coburg 1 1 254 161 157 Coburg 2 University .8 4 - 153 115 133.0 8 Blues 1 1 271 231 117.3 4 University Blues 1 1 196 187 104.8 4 North Old Boys 1 1 218 189 1153 4 Ormond 1 1 166 174 95.4 4 Ormond 1 1 210 219 95.9 4 Monash Blues - 2 134 187 71 .7 - University Black s m1 1 177 209 84.7 4 University Blacks - 2 94 150 62 Old Trinity Gra .7 . 1 1 210 252 83.3 4 Old Trinity Gr . - 2 132 217 60 Monash Blues 1 1 167 213 78 .8 .4 4 *Reservoir OB - 2 44 143 30 .8 - St. Bernard's OC 1 1 122 167 73.1 4 Coilegians B RESERVE SECTION Reservoir OB - 2 136 289 47.1 - - 82 Marcell in OC 2 8 .5 8 B SECTIO N - 20 13103153.4 8 Caulfield Gram. 2- 310 182 170 Old Scotch Coll Collegians 2 - .3 8 . 1 1 153 137 111 .7 4 196 156 125 .6 8 Ivanhoe 1 1 169 153 110.5 4 old Scotch Coll. 2 - 226 194 116 .5 8 Old Marcellin OC 1 1 237 136 174.3 4 Kilda yCBOC 1 1 121 122 199 Old Paradians 1 1 204 153 133 .2 4 .3 4 MHS Old Boys 1 1 148 164 90 .2 4 Geelong 1 1 194 197 98.5 4 Caulfield Gram . 1 1 129 143 90.2 4 Ivanhoe 1 1 250 268 93.3 4 Geelong - 2 105 222 47.3 MHS Old Boys - 2 251 313 80 .2 - Old Paradians - 2 73 269 27 St . Kilda CBOC - 2 149 257 58 .1 - Old Carey Gr .0 - C RESERVE SECTIO N . - 2 114 275 41.5 - Parkside' 2 - 268 41 C SECTIO N Fawkner 653 .7 8 Parkslde 2 - Hampton Rovers 2 256 143 179.0 8 - 81 76 106 8 Fawkner 2 - 273 181 150.8 8 Old Melburnians 1 1 16 Old Haileybury 2 - New 0 90 177.8.6 4 237 175 135 .4 8 1 1 119 89 133.7 4 Old Meiburnians 1 1 228 188 121 .3 4 Old Haileybury 1 1 150 150 100 Hampton Rovers 1 1 209 203 103 .0 4 .0 4 Alphington 1 1 69 194 35 .6 4 liew 1 1 210 217 96 .8 4 Old Ivainhoe Gr - 2 51 157 32 . 5 Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1 1 209 237 88 i Power House - 2 30 121 24 UHS Old Boys - 2 194 284 68 .2 4 .8 -4 .3 UHS Old Boys - 2- 26 295 8 .8 Alphington - 2 137 221 62.0 Power House - 2 155 259 59 AJAX D RESERVE SECTION .8 - ;6 83 274.7 8 D SECTION Elsternwick 2_2 AJAX Assumption OC 2 1251 . 2 - 307 146 210 .3 8 - 168 87 .15 93 8 Old XaverIans 2 - 254 146 174 .0 8 Old Brighton Gr 1 1 172 135 Old Brighton Gram 1 1 248 208 119 127,4 4 Elsternwick .2 4 Old Geelong 1 1 185 163 113 .5 4 Next Week's M atches ® 1 1 231 205 112.7 4 Old Camberwell Gr 1 1 131 119 110 May 15 Assumption OC 1 1 164 154 106 Old Xaverians 1 1 148 136 108 .1 4 On ground of first-named club at 2 p.m. - Reserves at 11 Old Geelong 1 1 209 210 99.5 4 .8 4 .45 a.m. .5 4 Brunswick - 2 93 231 40.3 Old Camberwell Gr 1 1 191 194 98 .5 4 National Bank - 2 80 206 38 State Sav . Bank 1 1 170 224 75 State Sav .8 National Bank - 2 131 195 67 .9 4 . Bank - 2 65 260 25. 0 A SECTION .2 E RESERVE SECTION E SECTION Brunswick - 2 99 322 30 University Blues v Coburg La Trobe Blacks v St . 7 Heatherton 2 - Old Trinity Gramm . Kevin's O .B . E SECTION 294 61 482 .0 8 . v St. Bernard's O.C. North Brunswick v Wonash Whites AM P ANZro Bank Blacks 2- 186 98 189 .8 8 Monash Blues v De La Salle O .C . 170 - 16 1 Reservoir O .B Commonwealth Bank v Heatherton iaTrobe cBiacks 2- 22 19 .5 8 . v University Blacks A .N .Z . Bank v Old Mentonian s 2288 1 71 133.3 8 AMP Society 1 1 116 94 123.4 4 Ormond V North Old Boy s Monash Whites i- 104 62 167.7 4 WED St . Pat's-Monivae O.C . v A .M .P. Society St. Kevin's OB 1 1 199 178 111 . 12th MAY (instead of 22nd MAY) F SECTIO N .8 4 S~nKevin'shOB 1 1 110 120 124 1g18,~ 4 4 University Blacks v Monash Blues North Brunswick 1 1 102 127 80 Bulleen United v Bulleen-Templestowe Old at'stMonivae 1 1 288 225 196 .3 4 (Seniors and Reserves at University Oval) St. Bede's O.C . v Footscray I .9 4 Commonwealth Bk - 2 78 112 69 .T . Commonwealth Bk 1 1 188 240 78 St. Pat's-Monivae - 2 92 289 31 . 6 B SECTIO N Beverley Hills v West Brunswick North Brunswick - 2 164 202 81 .3 4 .8 M.H.S . Old Boys v Old Carey Gramm, University Reds v La Trobe Reds . Old Mentanians - 2 64 218 29.4 - Ivanhoe v Collegian . 62 ANZ Bank - 1 83 107 77 s Glenroy v Thornbury Heatherton - 2 194 255 76 F RESERVE SECTION Marcellian O .C. v St . Kilda CBOC JUNIOR SECTION 1 .1 West Brunswick 2 F N - 200 89 224.7 8 Old Paradians v Geelon g University Blues v Ormond West Brunswick S2~O Thornbury 2 - 198 130 152 Caulfield Gramm . v Old Scotch Coll No rth Old Boys v Power House St 445.8 8 Footscray I .T .3 8 . . Bede's OC 2 - 260 . 2 - 115 129 89.1 8 C SECTION Monash University v Ivanhoe 2I0 12~3 .8 Bulieen United 1 1 101 113 89 Old Melburnians Hampton Rovers v University Blacks Beverleyy Hills 1200 122 .0 8 University Reds 1 1 87 98 .4 4 V Fawkner 1 1 221 111 .1 88.8 4 Old Haileyburians v Parkside Coburg v Old Scotch Coll . Bulleen United 1 1 226 22299 101 4 Glenroy 1 1 102 144 70 .8 4 .8 4 Power House v Kew JUNIOR SECTION 2 University Reds 1 1 218 230 94 Beverley Hills 1 1 95 138 68 .8 4 U .H.S . Old Boys Alphington v Caul eld .8 4 Bulleen-T'stowe V Alphington fi Gramm Bulleen-T'stowe 1 1 218 234 93 St 2 70 75 - - Old Ivanhoe Gramm. v Hampton Rovers West Brunswick v St . Be rn ard's O .C . LaTrobe Reds - 2 150 278 84 .2 4 . Bede's OC - 2 126 151 g3, Kew V Thomastow ..3 *LaTrobe Reds - 2 44 153 28 n Thornbury - 2 178 247 72 .84 - D SECTION Old Paradians v Geelon g .1 - Old Camberwell Gramm . v Old Geelong Glenroy - 2 150 377 39 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Assumption O De La Salle O .C. v Reservoir O .B. JUNIOsSER .8 Thomastown .C . v A .J .A.X . NEXT WED, - MAY 1 North C Elsternwick v Brunswick 2 Old B - 37TION4 67 558, Caulfield Gram . 2- 433~3 g5 ~,5 8 University Blacks v Monash Blues Ivanhoe 28 St State Sav, Bank v Old Brighton Gramm . 2 - 199 177 112.4 8 . Bernard's OC 2 - 235 78 301 Seniors an d Reserves at University Oval Ilniversity Blacks 1 1 217 131 165 West Brunswick 2 .8 8 Old Xaverians v National Bank (instead of May 22nd .6 4 - 269 126 213 .5 8 ) Mon . University 1 1 190 134 Reservoir OB 1 1 440 95 463,2 4 Hampton Rovers 1 1 113 96 117141 .8 4 Page 22 . 7 De La Salle OC 1 1 128 339 37 .8 4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 8, 1976 University Blues 1 1 179 246 72 Old Paradians - 2 135 219 61 .8 4 Alphington - 2 108 306 35.6 OldOrmond Scotch Coll 1 1 78 190 41 .1 4 .3 . 1 1 73 373 19 .6 4 Geelong - 2 89 329 27.1 Coburg - 2 213 248 85 Kew - 2 33 588 5 *Power House - 2 96 262 36.9 iFour points lost for forfeit . 6 .6 - . *Unregistered or Ineligible player 24/4. oe:cuv n -in

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