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O."WILLS CRAVEN FILTER CUP are pleased to be associated with the Australian National Football League Finals.· 1974 CRAVEN FILTER OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE N.S.W. FOOTBALL LEAGUE belongs to your world 64 REGENT STREET, CHIPPENDALE, N.S.W. 2008 LIONEL BEALE, PHONES: 698 1660 Secretary .. 698 1391 R•gistered at G.P.O. Sydney tor transmission by post as a newspap~r Albert Printing Company Pty. Limit~d. 27 Queen Street. Chippendale. 2008 - 69 5210 Bigger than ever trade-ins on N_ew Falcon, New ~ Fairmont. Lavishly equipped. Elegant styling. Shee luxury. The supre1ne road cars. Here now at Wright Ford, Australia's biggest Ford dealer with Australia's biglgest stocks. Widest choice of sleek sedans, roomy wagonj. 6's and V /S's. For im1nediate delivery. Don't miss out. Drive onlhome today. v Talk to Denis Aitken. ·· For Sydney's top trade-ins you'll do a great deal b tter at the Big one. New Ford Falconca N~w Ford Fainno 0 Immediate delivei'J' At Wright Forti Crown Street, ~it~ ·· ·· Now!! 3103220 I ~ Ii THE FOOTBALL RECORD fHE FOOTBALL RECORD STATE RESULIS 1973 CRAVEN FILTER CUP FOR PRE-SEASON COMPETITION • Sandy Bay (Tasmania) lost only one e A "Final Five'' was introduced to match for the season - the Grand South Australia, Canberra .and New The 1974 Sydney Australian Rules football season will begin with Final - following its Premiership South Wales for the first time. The the Craven Filter Pre-season Competition on the week-end of l 6- l 7th wins in 1971 and 1972. VFL introduced the system in 1972. " Subiaco CW A) won its first Premier­ March. ship in 49 years and Glenelg (SAl • Barrie Re-bran won his third Mar­ N.S.W.A.F.L. President, Mr. W. Hart, announced that the 1974 sea­ had its first win in 39 years. garey Medal - previous wins in son would open with the Craven Filter Cup pre-season Competition spon­ ~ It was the "Year of the Tiger" - 1968 and 1970; - Borry Cable took Glenelg CSA); ·Richmond (Vic.); out his third Sandover Medal, hav­ sored by W. 0. and H. 0. Wills, he said. Hobart (Tas.) and Mane (Queens­ ing previously won it in 19£4 and "This pre-season competition has become a most important part land) wore the yellow and black 1968 ?f the Sydney Rules scene with new players and young recruits blending colors. into the teams. The growth of the Code in Sydney has been most signi­ • Richmond won the Australian "Pre­ Q Rod Olsson, Captain-coach Sandy miers .Championship with first Prize Bay <Tas.) won his second Wm. ficnt and in no small way is this growth attributable to the strong sup­ Of $10.,000. Leitch Medal in three years, hav­ port of the W. D. and H. 0. Wills Organisation in sponsoring the pre- • The four-State Premiership Club ing wc.n it in 1971 and was runner­ season competition. Our thanks to W. D. and H. 0. Wills." Championship was played at Adel­ up in 1972. aide between Subiaco, Glenelg, Richmcnd and Scottsdal~ which o Keith Greig was North Melbourne's THE DRAW won the right to represent Tas­ (Vic.) first ever Brownlow Medal mania by winning the State Wle winner. All first Round Craven Filter Matches in the pre-season competition against Hobart and Cooee. will be played at Picken Oval, Saturday 16, and ·sunday 17 March. North Shore and South Sydney meet in the early match on Saturday THE TOP TEAMS 1973 STATE PREMIERS SECOND THIRD FOURTH FIFTH 16th March, whilst Southern Oistrjcts play Balrriain at 2.30 p.m. the Canberra Manuka Ainslie Eastlake Acton Aust. Nat. Uni. same day. N.S.W. East Sydney Western Suburbs Newtown St. George Sth. Dist. On Sunday last year's winners of the ·craven Filter pre-season cup Queensland Mayne Sandgate Kedron ' Coorparoo Sth. Aust. Glenelg North Adelaide Stu rt Norwood Pt. Adelaide Western Suburbs meet St. George while· Newtown and Easts clash in Tasmania Hobart Sandy Bay Glenorchy Clarence the early game. V.F.L. Richmond Carlton Collingwood St. Kilda Essendon West Aust. Subiaco West Perth East Perth East Fremantle - NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEADING GOALKICKERS CRAVEN F1LTER CUP LEAGUE PLAYER (Club) GOALS 1974 PRE-SEASON COMPETITION Canberra Terry Gallagher (Manuka) 83 New South Wales Chris Bradley (Western Subs) 116 ROUND 1 Queensland John Stackpoole (Sandgate) 79 MARCH 16th, SATURDAY, PICKEN OVAL Sou th Australia Ken Whelan (Sturtl 107 12.45 p.m. NORTH SHORE v SOUTH SYDNEY Tasmania Ray Adams (Sandy Bay) (•) 87 2.30 p.m. SOUTHERN DISTRICTS v BALMAIN Victorian Football League Peter M:Kenna (Collingwoc.d) 86 West Australia Phil Smith (West Perth) 84 MARCH 17th. SUNDAY, PICKEN OVAL ("l Roster matches only. 12.45 p.m. NEWTOWN .v EAST SYDNEY Leading goalkickers kicked an aggre­ 2.30 p.m. WESTERN SUBURBS v ST. GEORGE gate of 642 goals this season compared with 757 in 1972. ROUND 2 MARCH 24th, SUNDAY, PICKEN OVAL BEST AND FAIREST AWARD 12.45 p.m. BALMAIN v NORTH SHORE STATE MEDAL 'NON BY 2.30 p.m . NEWTOWN v WESTERN SUBURBS Canberra Mulrooney R::ilph Hendell (Ainslie) New South Wales Phelan George Allen (West. Subs.) MARCH 24th, SUNDAY, OLDS PARK Queensland G:·.:.gan Don Smith (Sandgate) 12.45 p.m. SOUTH: SYDNEY v SOUTHERN DISTRICTS South Australia Magarey Barrie Robran (Nth. Adelaide) 2:30 p m. ST. GEORGE v EAST SYDNEY Tasmania W:lliam Leitch Rod 013son (Sand Bay) ROUND 3 Victorian Football League Brownlow Keith Greig (North Melb.J \VE:st Australia Sandove!· Barry Cable (Perth) MARCH-30th, SATURDAY, PICKEN OVAL 12.45 p:m. BALMAIN v SOUTH SYDNEY 2.30 p.m. NORTH SHORE v SOUTHERN DISTRICTS THE CENTRE SQUARE RULE All of the matches will be played un- will oe the ruckman, rovers and centre- MARCH 31st, SUNDAY, PICKEN OVAL der the new 50 yard (45.2 metres) men of each side until such time as the 2.30 p.m. WESTERN SUBURBS v EAST SYDNEY Square Rule. This square marked in ball is bounced by the umpire. Players 12.45 p.m. RESERVE GRADE the centre of the ground with right infringing this rule will be penalised 11.00 a.m. THIRD GRADE (to be arranged) angles pointed at the goals. The only by a free kick being awarded against players allowed in this centre square therfl. MAP.CH 31st, SUNDAY. ERSK1NEVILLF: 2.30 p.m. NEWTOWN v ST. GEORGE 12.45 p.m. RESERVE GRADE 11.00 ;:i m THIRn r:p4n~ rt" hp "''i'n"'flr' THE rOOTRALL RECORD THE FOOTBALL RECORD 1974 COACHES 1974 COACHES (CONTINUED) NEWTOWN-ALAN JOYCE NORTH SHORE-BARRY DAILEY Newtown Australian Rules Club has premiership wins. Barry Dailey a youthful veteran of He is one of the new breed of coaches signed former Hawtorn ruckman Alan In recent years he has been captain-­ over 100 games in the South Australian and believes in a disciplined Club with Joyce to a one~year contract as captain coach of East Fremantle Amateur League will be coach of North fitness and promotion of young players coach. Joyce will play in either the ruck or Shore this season for the second yea1 most important. North Shore has lost Joyce had his first match with Haw-­ at centre half forward for Newtown. in succession. Tony Dromgool (to Darwin) but wel­ thorn in 1961 and his last in 1965. Immediately he signed the contract come back the mercurial Peter Ord and He joined Preston in the Victorian Joyce called Newtown's first training Barry moulded young talented players also. Ian Sharpe. So North Shore will Football Association for four years as run of the year at Erskineville. into a very worthwhile combination in show the worth of their young players captain coach and led them to three his first season as coach. blooded last season. BALMAIN-RAY FISHER SOUTH SYDNEY-BOB HANKINSON Ray Fisher's great efforts with South­ 5th place on percentages. Bob Hankinson one of the best utility Mornington Peninsula League 1966-67. ern Districts Club last season augurs Ray Fisher showed great football players in Sydney football and a posi­ He came to Sydney to. the East Sydney well fc.r his return home to Balma\n. brains whilst with Balmain and his tive inspiration to his team mates. He Club in 1969, and was captain and as­ Ray Fisher is a former Balmain play-­ coaching methods did show to great ad-­ leads his team by example. sistant coach. Represented NSW in er and coach. He left in 1858 to play vantage with Southern Districts. He For the record, Robert Hankinso·n 1969. Captain Coach of Sydney Naval and coach in Western Australia. took the 1972 wooden spooners tc. the • played with Collingwood Seconds in Club 1970-71. Captain Coach of South In 1968 he returned to coach Balmain Final 5 in 1973. Now back at Balmain 1964-65 he went to Carrum Club in the Sydo,ey 1973. with great success taking the Tigers to he has the chance to repeat the feat. ----equal-fourth on-the la-clder----W fin-tsh--t-:1 _SEC_OND_DJYJSlO.N......ROUl'l__Q__U_P Warringah have scored a notable student of the game Joe will have a EAST SYDNEY-CLIFF MATSON coup this year with the ·announcement strong young ·team at Warring ah to Cliff Matson is a product of West a first year coach as Easts had finished that Joe Smith will coach their A team mould into a premierhip side.
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