N.S.W. ,AUS1RA'LIAN, NATION,A~ FOOTBALL LEAGUE ~'oo~~:Ii\.' I: ~CO: I:: .'
23rd June: 1968
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE N.S.W. FOOTBALL LEAGUE
64 REGENT STREET, SYDNEY'
K. G. FERGUSON, PHONES: ,691660 Secretary " 691391
Registered at G.P,O, Sydney for transmission by post as a newspaper. NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE
PATRONS: The Hon. Mr. Justice Nagle W. E. Picken Esq.
PRESIDENT: W. H.Hart, 'Esq.
VICE PRESIDENT AND DELEGATE A.N.F.C. Alderman J. K. Stewart
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT: Messrs W. H. Hart (Chairman), S. C. Felstead. W. G. Kernic.k, J. A. Magner, C. F. Shiels, E. Spencer, J. K. Stewart, J. Stroud, J. W. Hammond (Hon. Asst. Sec.) B. G. Osborne (Financial Adviser), K. G. Ferguson (Sec.-Treasurer) ,
PERMIT AND MATCH COMMITTEE Messrs. A. C. Davie (Chairman), T. Miller, L. D. McClymont.
PROTESTS AND DISPUTES COMMITTEE Messrs. R. Brain (Chairman), M. Branson, G. Pile
UMPIRES APPOINTMENT BOARD Messrs.F. Baker, G. A. Jervis and L. O'Connor. Coach Mr. W. Craig. STATE SELECTION COMMITTEE Messrs. Joe Armstrong (Chairman), Joe Dean, C. F. Shiels, D. Wilson al1d State Coach R. Hoggett
N.S.W. NATIONAL FOOTBALL UNION Controllers of Schools and Junior Football Mr. N. Sterling (President), Mr. A. H. Bridgewater (Secretary) 38-4437) 23rd June, 1968 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 1 20 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 23rd June, 1968 BATTLE FOR PREMIERSHIP HONOURS PHELAN MEDAL This week-end completes the hut round of premiership matches in BEST AND FAIREST FIRST GRADE which each team will have met each other once. Postmortems will be held regarding near-misses, etc., and the opportunity will be afforded in St. George Captain-Coach, Geoff Green 4: J. Harding (SN), J. Roberts (ES), R. the second stanza to get even with opponents and to strengthen claims for and Paul Dean (Newtown) have jumped Tubbs (8m, I. Allan (NS), G. William- into the lead in the competition-Geoff son (WS). a position in the final four. gaining three points in the st. George- 3: G. Rafferty (B), K. Garcia (WS), G. With seven teams with premiership prospects, the competition is the Newtown match at Olds Park on Sunday Kemp (St G), R. Sterling (St G), R. Fen- most open for years and should bring increased patronage to the matches. and Paul two in the week-end awards. ney (WS), G. McNaughton (SD), J. Kelly The three teams, out of reckoning, will be keen to restore lost prestige The winner of this contest will receive (SN), J. Trowbridge (SU) , G. Lipa (SD), a $400 cash prize and an Ansett-ANA C. Booth (SN), M. Cross (B), L. Gale and could play an important part in the ultimate final four. holiday flight for two to the Gold Coast, (SOl, J. Holdcroft (St G), J. Pickett Vital games this week-end are Eastern Suburbs (third) v Balmain with full accommodation for a week-long (NS), G. Shone (SN), W. Jamison (B), P. (fifth) at Trumper avalon Saturday. The Tigers, with a let down from holiday. Killian (St G), R. Bednarski (SOl, I. training following their last match on June 2nd, did not function well The week-end awards were:- Disher (N), R. Wilton (ES), W. Jones 3: R. Wilton (ES), I. Allan (NS), W. (WS). P. Pettiford (SOl, T. Feltham against Southern Districts, but should be back to top form in their encoun- Jones (WS), P. Pettiford (SOl, G. Green (El, J. Trewhella (SS), P. Keast (SOl. ter against the Bulldogs. A win will add considerable interest to an (St G). 2: B. Witkorski (SS), L. Hetherington already complex situation. 2: B. Tyler (ES), L. Lyttleton (NS), G. (WS), B. Inglis (N), E. Noack (SS), K. Two other claimants for the 1968 Pennant will be opposed St. Williamson (WS), P. Keast (SD), P. Little (ES), K. Gi1:)bons (St G), J. Little George (fourth) v North Shore (seventh) at aIds Park. The Bears took Dean (N). (B), K. Smith (St G), B. Tyler (ES). 1: R. Weston (ES), J. Trewhella (SS), the opportunity of correcting team work in their fine win over South Syd- J. Jarratt (WS), T. Feltham (B), D. Dal- 1: J. Vella (ES), R. Campbell (SU), R. ney last Satuday and this should be a ding-dong battle. ton (St G). Wilson (N), R. Patterson (SU), D. At- In other matches Western Suburbs, Newtown and Southern Districts 8: G. Green (St G), P. Dean (N). kins (SS), N. Moffitt (SS), R. G. Wilson should consolidate their positions in matches against University, Sydney- 7: R. Harper (B), J. Logan (SD). (SN), R. Hoggett (WS), V. McCourt (St. 6: J. Costa (N), J. Valenta (SN), L. G), N. Ellard (SS), J. Bishop (N), D. Naval and South Sydney. Lyttleton (NS). Brown (SN), T. Vuke (N), A. Murray In the light of the results of this week-end matches, the position of 5: P. Paitry (ES), G. Hodge (SOl, J. (St G), F. Taylor (WS), D. Conlon (WS), the Clubs, in all grades, will be reviewed fully in the next issue of The Donovan (WS), G.McKenzie (ES), P. R. Fitzpatrick (ES), R. Weston (ES), J. Record. - Ord (NS), D. Dalton (St G)' Jarratt (WS). N.S.W. v QUEENSLAND, BRISBANE, JULY 7 For the first time since 1963 the New South Wales League will be sending a team to Brisbane to play Queensland. The match will be staged on the Brisbane Cricket Ground on Sunday, July 7, and this Sunday night the State Selectors (Messrs. Joe Armstrong, Joe Dean, Carl Shiels, Dan Wilson and Roger Haggett) will name the team to make the visit. The score board this season reads one win each-New South ,,yales on the Sydney Cricket Ground, and Queensland at Canberra, so this will be the 63B1 erous occasions. 1961: J. Kealey. 1962: A. Young and A Gibbons. Over the past ten years he has render- 1963: S. Felstead and W. H. Hart. PRINCIPAL OFFICE IN N.S.W. ed yeoman service to the Club as an offi- 1964: R. J. Hayes. 273 GEORGE STREET, SYDNEY cial, and is at present their President, a 1965: L. Clarke. OVER 150 OFFICES THROUGHOUT THE STATE position which he has occupied during 1966: A. Wicks. the past three years. 1967: No award. 2 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 23rd June, 1968 23rd June, 1968 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 19 SEASON 1968 ROUND I ROUND 10 APRIL 20, SATURDAY JUNE 29, SATURDAY Norths 13.20 d. S. Naval 11.22 Easts v South Sydney Trumper WHE.QETHE Easts 7.18 d. South Sydney 3-10 North Shore v Sydney Naval Picken Balmain 11-18 d. Syd. Uni. 4. 6 JUNE 30, SUNDAY APRIL 21,SUNDAY Newtown v Wests Trumper Wests 16.16 d. Newtown 8-12 Sth. Districts v St. George Rosedale St. George 12-14 d. South. Dis. 10.19 Balmain v University Jubilee, Glebe APRIL 25, ANZAC DAY ROUND 11 ACTiON is! Sydney v Newcastle Erskineville JULY 6, SATURDAY ROUND 2 University v Newtown Erskineville APRIL 27, SATURDAY JULY 7, SUNDAY Grosvenor by Aristocrat with exciting Balmain 9.14 d. 5th. Sydney 7-10 Sydney Naval v Sth. Districts Trumper Newtown 25-19 d. Syd. Uni. 6.4 North Shore v Wests North Sydney new combinations such as "Ace of APRIL 28, SUNDAY St. George v Easts' Olds Park Easts 13-29 d. St. George 12-17 Sth. Sydney v Balmain Jubilee, Glebe Clubs" and "Crazy Joker". Wests 21-9 d. North Shore 12.12 Sth. Dis. 14-21 d. Sydney Naval 14-9 ROUND 12 Grosvenor provides new player appeal JULY 13, SATURDAY ROUND 3 Newtown v North Shore Erskineville MAY 4, SATURDAY University v South Sydney Picken and greater interest with a wide variety 11-9 Syd. Uni. 17.11 d. Sth. Sydney JULY 14, SUNDAY of pays. Rugged reliability coupled MAY 5, SUNDAY Easts v Sydney Naval Trumper Easts 20-15 d. Syd. Naval 10-5 Southern Districts v Wests Rosedale Newtown 14-12 d. North Shore 13.9 Balmain v St. George Jubilee, Glebe with Grosvenors glamorous styling St. George 14-6 d. Balmain 7-10 means less service calls thus giving Wests 11-14 d. Sth. Districts 10.1'•• ROUND 13 ROUND' 4 JULY 20, SATURDAY greater player time. MAY 11, SATURDAY Sydney Naval v Balmain Trumper Nth. Shore 11-22 d. Syd. Uni. 6-11 Uuiversity v North Shore Erskineville Think modern - think Aristocrat. St. George 18.24 d. South Sydney 5.8 JULY 21, SUNDAY MAY 12, SUNDAY Newtown v Southern Districts Trumper Easts 19-19 d. Wests 13-16 Wests v Easts Picken Balmain 20.19 d. Syd. Naval 12.10 St. George v. Sth. Sydney Olds Park Newtown 18-12 d. Sth. Dis. 8-12 ROUND 14 ROUND 5 JULY 27, SATURDAY ARISTEeCRAT MAY 18, SATURDAY Sth. Sydney v Sydney Naval Erskineville Sydney Naval v Sth. Sydney Trumper University v St. George Picken Newtown v Easts Erskineville JULY 28, SUNDAY St. George v University Olds Park Easts v Newtown Trumper 108 Dunning Ave., Rosebery. Phone: 67.4641 MAY 19, SUNDAY Balmain v Wests Picken North Shore v Southern Districts Trumper Southern Districts v Nth. Shore Rosedale Wests v Balmain Picken ROUND 6 ROUND' 15 @)~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~u@) MAY 25, SATURDAY AUGUSTS, SATURDAY Newtown v Balmain Erskineville Balmain v Newtown Erskineville South Sydney v Wests Picken AUGUST 4, SUNDAY ~ JIM MITCHELL ;. MAY 26, SUNDAY St. George v. Sydney Naval Olds Park Sydney Naval v St. George Trumper Wests v South Sydney Picken ~ Specialist in ~ University v Southern Districts Picken Sth. DistrictS V University Rosedale North Shore v Easts North Sydney Easts v North Shore Trumper ~ AUSTRALIAN RULES GEAR ] JUNE 1, SATURDAY St. Kilda v Carlton S.C.G. ROUND 16 N.S.W. v Victoria S.C.G. AUGUST 10, SATURDAY ~ ~ South Sydney v Newtown Erskineville ROUND 7 University v Sydney Naval Picken ~ JIM MITCHELL'S SPORTS STORE ~ JUNE 2, SUNDAY AUGUST 11, SUNDAY Southern Districts v Easts Trumper St. George v Wests Trumper ~ 7 CROFTS AVENUE, ~ Nortli Shore v Balmain North Sydney Balmain v North Shore Picken JUNE 8, SATURDAY Easts v Southern Districts Rosedale Sydney Naval v University Trumper ~ 572046 HURSTVILLE 57 2046 ~ Newtown v South Sydney Erskineville JUNE 9, SUNDAY ROUND 17 ~ WE CARRY LARGE STOCKS OF SHERRIN'S AND ROSS FAULKNER FOOTBALLS ] Wests v St. George Trumper AUGUST 17, SATURDAY JUNE 8-10 North Shore v South Sydney Erskineville ~ MELBOURNE TYPE SHORTS - MELBOURNE BOOTS, ETC. ~ N.S.W. team at 2nd Division Easts v University Picken A.N.F.C. Championships, Canberra AUGUST 18, SUNDAY ~D~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~k:f)~@ Newtown v St. George Trumper ROUND 8 Wests v Sydney Naval Picken JUNE 15, SATURDAY Southern Districts v. Balmaln Rosedale @)~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~~~(?": ~~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(?":~(j~ ~ II SPORTING GLOBE ~ ENJOY . ~ ON SALE EVERY TUESDAY' ~ ~ ~ SHELLEY'S ~ C.LUB SECRETARIES BALMAIN Mr. L. THOMSON, 125 Evans St., Rozelle 2039 82.2238 EASTERN SUBURBS Mr. K. LITTLE, 443 Glenmore Road, Edgecliff 2027 32.6675 NEWTOWN Mr. J. ARMSTRONG, C/o 38 Copeland St., Alexandria 2015 68.3915 ~ FAMOUS DRINKS ~ NORTH SHORE Mr. G. KEMBLE, 11 .Tessa Street, Chatswood, 2067 43.3311 SOUTH SYDNEY Mr. I. GRANLAND, 40 Caley Street, Matraville 2036 661 2219 ~. ~ SOUTHERN DISTRICTS Mr. T. GLENNAN, 6/25 Hillard St., Lakemba 2195 789.1988 ST. GEORGE Mr. R. McCONNELL, Unit 8, Cnr. Cronulla & Durham Sts., Hurstville 2220 2.0314 Ext. 310 ~ FLAVOURS YOU NEVER OUT GROW ~ SYDNEY NAVAL Mr. G. L. HIGGINS, 3.31B, Fern St., Randwick 2031 38.4251 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Mr. PAUL KERLE, 1-95 Shirley Rd., Wooistonecraft 2065 69-1391 WESTERN SUBURBS Mr. G. McGIFFORD, 2 Seventh Ave., Campsie 2194 2-0364 ~D:=V;,d):=V;,d):=V;,d):=V;,d):=V;,d):=V;,d):=V;,d):=V;,d):=V;,d):=V;,d):=V;,d):=V;,d)~;,d)~@ UNIVERSITY OF N.S.W. Mr. R. PRITCHARD, 2-92 Denning St., South Coogee 2034 663'0351 16 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 23rd June, 1968 23rd June, 1968 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 5 WESTERN SUBURBS NOTES SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CLUB NOTES The Nirimba boys came with a late plied with a major, built up a large first The Mighty Eagles flew high at last. cerned we say Au Revoir Greg, the best burst to pip our Thirds by two points, quarter total with Jarratt scoring four of They simply swooped on the Tigers in wherever you play. and take over our second ladder position. his own and giving Navy's defence a tor- the final term. What a mighty feast they Reserves, after battling all day were A good even game, with O'Brian, Camp- rid time. Our own backline fired in had, at no time were they in danger 'Of considered rather unlucky to have been bell and Wooden excelling for the Mag- this term and a foundation for a mam- defeat. Playing football we know they beaten. Their chance of making the finals pies could have gone either way. moth score was laid to go into the are capable of doing, the Tigers were are rather remote. Best of our boys The Reserves also played a close one second. never in the hunt. were undoubtedly R. Hall, best on for the full match. A goal late in the Holding a 65 points advantage, the ground, R. Dedman, S. Flannigan, R. last term put Wests 5 points ahead but a Magpies again turned it on in the third Perhaps our best was full back Bob Way, R. J anieweskL reply by Navy had them a point up with quarter to notch up a further five goals Stratton, who took everything before Third Grade were rather severely de- a minute to go and looking safe, A and with excellent defence kept the op- him, not allowing the Tigers' full for- feated-they cannot click until they get rushed behind evened the score at 47 position down to 5 behinds. ward any advantages. Next to him in down to serious training, so lads settle points each and that's where it ended. With a 95 points lead in the final quar- honour was Billy Hume, full back pocket, down and show us you are proud of the Marshall, Swartzer, Staggs, Pollock ter, Navy rallied to practically double who played his best game of the season. blue and white jumper. and McGlinn were the top Magpies. their score whilst we put in a real dud Rover Larkin gave his opponents no rest The quarters, for Wests, in the main to add. the lone point and let the chance whilst the other best players were Paul Don't forget to stay after today's match game came like sorting strawberries- of a big percentage boost slip by. Pettiford, Geoff Lipa, John Logan and for the monster bar-b-que-a grand time one good one, one bad, one good, one For all-day consistency, Barry Nicholls George McCoy. In fact we cannot name is assured to all. bad-with the bad ones suffering severe- received the pat, with Jarratt, William- a passenger in the team. ly by comparison . son, Jones, Blazely. Roberts and Seamons Next week we clash here again against • Posting seven goals before Navy re- our remaining stars. A grand farewell was given to one of St. George. A grand follow on bar-b-que our top notchers, Greg McNaughton, who will be staged at the ground after 'the EASTERN SUBURBS CLUB NOTES has played his fipal match. From all con- match. The Bulldogs had a percentage boost- the forward line moving with his intelli- ing win over University at Trumper Oval gent hand ball and backing up, and he ******************************************************** last Saturday. In the first half Easts was rewarded with two majors. Others RESULTS-ROUND 8 were in devastating form and completely to show out in a very even team were demoralised the Students with their fast the two wingers Ben Haagsma and RESULTS-ROUND EIGHT COMPETITION TABLE-ROUND 8 play-on style of football and their team Graham McKenzie, back pocket Bobby FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE work was perfect. In the second half Carter and H.F.F. Ronny Buck. North Shore 25.25 d. Sth. Sydney 8-11 W L For Ag. % Pts. Easts 27-16 d. Sydney Uni. 9-5 Newtown ... 7 1 867 527 164.4 28 the UnL boys played much better and Our reserve grade were completely Newtown 19-17 d. St. George 13-9 Wests. 6 2 826 589 140.2 24 actually out-scored Easts in the third outclassed by the strong University team Wests 17-20 d. Syd. Naval 6-14 Easts . 6 2 811 590 137.5 24 quarter, and they must be given full Although the Bulldogs never gave up Sth. Dis. 10-16 d. Balmain 3-10 St. George 5 3 824 E46 127.6 20 marks for the way they played the game trying they had no answer to the high- Balma'in 5 3 637 552 11:;.4 20 RESERVE GRADE Sth. Dis. 4 4 666 599 111.2 16 right up to the final bell. Jack Hamilton flying students. Easts were best served Nth. Shore 9-16 d. South Sydney 5.9 Nth. Shore 4 4 781 735 106.2 16 at full forward gave another superlative by Ian Cunningham, Teddy Sharp, Uni NSW 13-22 d. Easts 1-10 Syd. Uni. 2 6 477 913 52.2 8 Newtown 11.8 d. St. George 7-12 Syd. Naval 1 7 613 869 70.5 4 display kicking 11 goals 5 behinds from Jimmy Beattie and Ross Bradley. Balmain 9.13 d. Sth. Dis. 8-8 Sth. Sydney - 8 389 871 44.7 16 shots whic~ is good kick~ng i.n any The Archie Rothman Men's Wear was Syd. Naval 7-5 drew Wests 6-11 c?mpany ... Bnan !yler playmg m the won by R. Wilton (1st Grade), 1. Cun- RESERVE GRADE THIRD GRADE W L For Ag. % Pts. PIVOt pOSItion, WhIch was a mud heap, ningham (2nd Grade) Nth Shore 19-18 d. Sth.. Dis. 1-1 Uni NSW ... 7 1 634 224 283.0 28 gave his team a lot of drive and continu- . Syd. Naval d. Wests 5-9 • 6-5 Easts 7 1 500 382 130.9 28 ally drove the ball down into the for- The Bondi Diggers R.S.L. Club Award St. George 22.20 d. Newtown 1-4 "Wests 5 2 492 306 160.8 22 Easts -- Bye. 'Syd. Naval. 5 2 524 354 148.0 22 ward line, Bobby Wilton at C.H.F. kept was won by B. Tyler. Newtown 5 3 438 396 110.6 20- LEADING GOAL KICKERS St. George 4 4 388 339 114.4 16 •• ST. GEORGE CLUB NOTES FIRST GRADE Nth. Shore 3 5 481 455 105.7 12 Even our most optimistic and partisan HAMILTON, J. (ES) ...... 3b Balmain 2 6 327 575 56.9 8 The Thirds had a whitewash with GARRATT, J. (WS) 31 Sth. Sydney. 1 7 210 789 26.8 4 supporters would agree that Sunday was everyone playing well. Best players: HOGGETT, J. (St. G) ...... 30 Sth. Dis. - 8 285 459 61.1 not one of our better days. We were Drawn match Ken Rosevear (Big John and Ken Craig BOWMAN, G. (N) . 25 well and truly beaten by a team which DALTON, D. (St. G) .... 22 Awards), Bruce McLauchlin, Don Kan- GALE, L. (SD) .... 18 THIRD GRADE played outstanding football and had us ard, Laurie Monahan, Robert Brown, Ken TUBBS, R. (SU) .. 18 W L B For Agst Pts. on the wrong leg from the first bounce. Hughes. COSTA, J. (N) 18 St. George 7 - 1 568 140 32 GAUCI, V. (N) ...... 18 Syd. Naval 5 2 1 704 181 24 Our only consolation was the way we We welcome back to the club our own Nth. Shore TAYLOR, P. (NS) ' ...... 17 4 2 2 415 303 24 came back in the final term to outplay local product, Shane Tyndale, who has CROSS, M. (B) ...... 17 Wests 5 3 - 738 200 20 Newtown for the only time in the match. 15 recently been with Geelong. Shane will BLACK, J. (N) . Easts 2 4 2 227 419 12 Best players: Dale Dalton, (Stapleton Newtown 1 5 2 134 534 12 shortly be back in the Red and White RESERVE GRADE Southern Dis. - 8 - 55 1064 Award), Bob Stirling, Geoff Green, Phil and his re-appearance is a most for- SMITH, K. (WS) ...... 20 Killian, Alan Murray, Kevin Gibbons. tunate and timely event . LAMBERT, W. (SN) ...... 16 THIRD GRADE-ROUND 10 BRAHE, R. (NS) ...... 15 SATURDAY, JUNE 29 A greatly improved Reserve Grade' Walsh Award: Firsts: D. Dalton 6, R. WILLIAMSON, G. (Un; NSW) ...... 12 North Shore V Easts, Picken side was somewhat unlucky to go down Stirling 3, G. Green 2, R. Elvish 1. Re- E.GAN, K. (N) ...... 12 in a keen tussle, Best players: Neil Hig- SUNDAY, JUNE 30 serves: N. Higgins 6, R. Jernmison 2, N. THIRD GRADE Newtown v Wests, Trumper gins (Stapleton Award), Bobby Punt, Shaw 2, P. Kilmister 1, C. Fitzpatrick 1 PE.LLOW, N. (WS) 19 Southern Districts v St. George, Rosedale Fred Punt, Col Fitzpatrick, Peter Kilmis- BLACKMAN (SN) ...... 19 Sydney Naval-Bye Thirds: K. Rosevear 3, E. Kerinouia 3: ter, John Mayne. G. Thorpe 3, G. Baglin 3. 6 THE FOOTBALL RECOIID 23rd June, 1968 23rd June, 1968 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 15 ~~~~~~~~~CS-:~CS-:(?(CS-:(?(CS-:(?(CS-:(?(CS-:(?(CS-:(?(CS-:(?(CS-:~CS-:(j~ ~ ROSS FAULKNER'S~. ~ ~~ NATIVE BRAND FOOTBAllS ~.' THE ONLY BALL USED BY BOTH THE VICTORIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE R ~ . AND VICTORIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION ] PEPSI beats the ~ Ross Faulkner's Native Brand is selected by A.N.F.C. for Interstate Matches ~ if V.F.L., V.FA, Sth. 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R NEWTOWN, TOP RYDE, PARRAMATTA, BANKSTOWN SQ. J @)D~k!)~k!)~k!)~k!)~k!)~k!)~k!)~k!)~k!)~J00~k!)~k!)~k!)~~ THE FOOTBALL RECORD 14 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 23rd June, 1968 23rd June, 1968 7 UNIVERSITY N.S.W. (;LUB NOTES ***********************~ ~ ---******************** With a series of three successive wins play was devastating. He was ably sup- t SOUTHERN : :* SOUTH :* against Southern Districts, Sydney Naval ported 'by Cliff Matson who gave great t DISTRI(;TS : : SYDNEY : . and Easts we are narrowly on top of the drive from the rucks and the two rovers competition table at this stage. Ian Hopkins and Ronnie Haley. Ron ~ 8LUE-WHITE STRIPES * * * GREEN-RED * The match against Easts at Trumper Duke turned in a fine performance in the ~ * * * Oval proved to be quite a thriller. Al- half forward flank and added to his game ••••••••••••••••••••••• *********************** though the final scores were well in oui: with a good goal. The principal goal ROSEDALE, SUNDAY 23 favour, it was no indication of the game. scorers were our full forward Brian Umpires: First, Field, L. PALMER; Goal, S. CARBIS, J. McLEOD; Boundary, K. POTTS, Easts opened the scores with a quick Lawn and once again our rovers. J. SIMPSON goal and with their pace and determina- Reserve, Field, J. GRACE; B..Q.undary,G. NORRIS, P. MAJOR Everyone connected with the club Third, Field, B. KNIGHT tion in the opening stages they appeared Ground Manager: Mr. J. STROUD a real danger. However our enthusiasm would have been pleased to see Toppy and greater strength proved too strong MacDonald's face at the game again after 1. STRATION, R. 1. NOACK, E. (Vice Capt.) and we ran out victors. another visit to the hospital. Keep on 2. GUEST, G. 2. LOUGHLIN, W. Although the whole team must take top Toppy. . 3. CORCORAN, S. 3. WITKORSKI, B. credit for the excellent team perform- A good spectacle is assured this week 4. HODGE, G. 4. HATHAWAY, D. ance, honours go to Kevin Williams in at Picken where we meet our traditional 5. L1PA, G. 5. ELLARD, N. the centre whose marking and ground foes Wests and may the best side win. 6. KEAST, P. 6. ARMSTRONG, J. 7. LOGAN, J. (Capt.) Capt. Coach 8. PETIIFORD, P. 7. LEDDEN, H. • SYDNEY-NAVAL CLUB NOTES 9. BREHENY, W. 8. TREWHELLA, J. With the Under 17 team enjoying a Johnson Trophy Points. Tassie Cusack 10. WILLMOTI, P. 9. GOOD, V. and Col Mason couldn't be separated and 11. GALE, L. 10. GLASKIN, M. good win last Saturday, the Under 19 12. McCOY, G. 11. WILKINSON, G. team was not to be outdone, and came scored H points each. Terry Menadue 13. PETIIT, J. 12. CANN, C. good with a heartening win over Wests still leads on 6, followed by Max Lam- 14. McNAUGHTON, G. (V. Capt.) .13. COOK, S. with just a few minutes to spare. The bert on 5~, Lennie Bass and Tassie 15. DAVIS, L. 14. MOFFITI, N. Reserve Graders came out and played a Cusack are together on 4t, while early 16. TREVORROW, P. 15. AHERNS, H. draw with Wests (the Demons were a leader Ray Bowles has 4 points. 17. BEDNARSKI, R. 16. WATSON, T. little unlucky not to win this one), and We welcome to the club Mario Velra, 18. FLANNAGAN, S. 17. TRAYNOR, T. we were beginning to think the clouds brother of Joe Vella of Eastern Suburbs. 19. KEYSER, J. 18. VERDON, K. had rolled by-but it was not to be. After Mario played his first match on Sunday 20. HUME, W. 19. DALY, L. about ten minutes of the first quarter, it with the Seconds, and handed out a very 21. KIBBEY, D. 20. STEWART, A. was obvious we would suffer yet another creditable effort. 22. LARKIN, P. 21. THOMAS, W. defeat. It was all Western Suburbs and We must apologise for two omissions 23. HIGGINS, N. 22. ROONEY, P. the Demons simply could not handle from last week's notes. Firstly, we have 23. CHAPMAN, P. them, the Magpies running out easy win- to congratulate Ray Couper on his ef- 24. BROWN, R. ners by a dozen goals. forts with the state team at Canberra, 25. DIJKHUSEN, W. Our best players in the Firsts were and last but most certainly not least, a Dinny Mandalis, who earned 3 McGrath big welcorpe back to Sam Clarke who Medal Points, Ross McLean, who earned suffered a ruptured kidney very early in 2 points, and Jim Croysdale picked up the season. Not only is Sam a fine foot- the single point for third best. Ray baller, but he's obviously full-to-the-brim Couper scored 3 goals and must surely with true club spirit. To you, Sam, we 1st Qtr Goals .. . Behinds 1st Qtr Goals Behinds have been close to the three top men. offer the club's best wishes and deepest 2nd Qtr. . Goals...... Behinds 2nd Qtr...... Goals.. . Behinds Jim Croysdale now joins Jack Harding appreciation for your efforts . in the lead on 6! followed by Bobby Finally, an expression of thanks from 3rd Qtr Goals ...... Behinds 3rd Qtr...... Goa1s.. Behinds Evans and Ross McLean on 6, with Dinny all committee members to Doug and Pat Final FinaL Mandalis on 5~. and John Byrnes on 5 Anderson for allowing our meeting to be points. held at their home. It was a very nice Max Lambert played brilliantly in the gesture, and was deeply appreciated by WHY THE WHISTLE BLOWS Seconds, and his display won him 3 everyone. QUESTION: In taking a high mark a timately going for the ball. player puts his knee into an opponent's NOTICES back, Should the mark be awarded or Law 18 (d) states: "No free kick shall To Correspondents: Copy for the total $226. Thanks, once again, to the thc player penalised? be given against a player who, in legit- Football Record must be submitted to subscribers. Editor. According to VFL Umpires Adviser, imately going for a mark, interferes with reach the League office by 12 noon on Allan Nash, when a player in endeavour- an opponent from behind." the Tuesday prior to week-end of issue. THOUGHT FOR TODAY ing to mark the ball interferes with an Team being beaten by weight and Barry Fielding Appeal Fund: A late strength? Open up the game and make opponent from behind, no free kick shall NEXT WEEK'S QUESTION: Must the contribution was received from the Syd- it fast. Being beaten by pace? Close-up be given against him and the mark (if hand holding the ball be stationary when ney-Naval Club of $10, making the final play and slow the game down. taken) be awarded to him if he is legi- a player is hand passing? 8 , THE FOOTBALL RECORD 23rd June, 1968 23rd June, 1968 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 13 @~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~G~ ~ ~ Fly for10Z less .~ YOU'LL MARVEL AT ~ as a group with ~ TilE EASE OF BREEZE ~ Ansett-ANA ~ ~ Ansett-ANA cuts tares by 10% for almost any kind of common-interes, J ~ travel group of 15 or more. ~ ~ Ansett-ANA offers you Australia's lowest fares for group travel, plans J ~ everything for your group in advance ~ ~ and free of charge: travel by air, road, sea or rail; accommodation; J ~ free ground transport between ~ ~ airport and hotel; show bookings; nightclubs; sporting events; local J ~ tours; laundry and other services . ~ ~ System of the Golden Jets J Yes! 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GEORGE : ~ * : BALMAIN : : NORTH SHORE : ~ * : SUBURBS : *: RED-WHITE YOKE *: • * : GOLD-ElLACK v's. : : BLACK-RED SASH : : (BLUE-RED & WHITE HOOPS) : ~~* ~ t ~ * ~ * ~ * ~~.*********************** *********************** . TRUMPER, SATURDAY 22 OLDS PARK. SUNDAY 23 Umpires, First, Field, B. O'DONOGHUE; Goal, J. WINTER, L. NEVIN; Umpires: Eirst, Field, W. ALLAN; Goal, G. BRACK, R. TREVASKIS; Boundary, C. HAYES, P. NICHOLSON Boundary, R. HAYES, J. LANSER. Reserve, Field, L. FARLEY; Boundary, M. PRIE8T, D. EDE. Reserve, Field, R. BAKER; Boundary, L. KNIGHT, I. GRANLAND Third, Field, J. McSWEENEY Ground Manager: Mr. S. FELSTEAD Ground Manager: Mr. JOHN ARMSTRONG 1. RAFFERTY, G. 1. LITTLE, K. (Capt) 1. MACDONALD. C. 1. CROFT, P. 2. HARPER. R. 2. RATCLIFFE, B. 2. McCOURT. V. 2. PERRIN. S. 3. LONG, P. 3. AYTON, W. 3. HIGGINS. N. 3. PICKETT, A. 4. DALTON D. 4. BARNETSON, R. (Capt). 4. CANNON, A. 4. SHERIDAN, J. 5. RUSHTON. W. 5. GRAVES, B. 5. NEWMAN. A. 5. REINHOLTD, W. 6. HOGGETT J. 6. CROSS. M. 6. TOWLE. G. 6. WOOD. A. 8. HAWKSWORTH, R. 7. HAMILTON, J. 7. GREEN. G. (Capt.) 7. MORGAN. L. 8. CARROLL, R. 9. THOMSON, L. 8. TYLER, B. 8. HAMILTON. P. 10. JAMISON, W. 9. McKENZIE, G. 9. STERLING, R. (Vice Capt.) 9. ORD, P. 10. KEMP, G. 11. WINCH. R. 10. L1DDALOW, K. 10. SHARP. I. • 12. HICKEY, G. 11. PAlTRY, P. 11. HOULDCROFT, T. 11. GARDINER, D. MELDRUM, J. 12. STEIN, W. 13. 12. JONES, R. (Vice Capt.) 12. JOHNSTON, G. COLES, J. 13. WILLATS, W. 14. 13. FITZPATRICK. R. 13. TAYLOR, P. 15. LANE, R. (Vice Capt.) 14. BUCK, R. 14. ELVISH, R. 14. FENWICK, R. 16. SPIERS, I. 16. ECKERSLEY. J. 15. RUSSELL, B. 15. ALLEN, I. 17. CAREY. W. 16. McNEILL, P. 17. SMITH. K. 16. CHAMBERS, M. 19. WRAY, R. 17. SCHOBEL, R. 20. GREEN. D. 17. LYTTLETON, L. 20. FRANKS, N. 18. CORBETT. W. 21. GIBBONS, K. 18. KLAU, R. 21. SCHNEIDER, H. 19. WILTON, R. 22. KILLIAN, P. 19. SPURLING, W. 23. MURRAY, A. 22. HARE, G. 20. PAN DELIS, B. 20. HYLAND. J. 23. YALDWYN, M. 21. GREY. J. 25. BELBIN, M. 21. GILLIES. L. 24. DENNERMAN. L. 22. WILTON, G. 31. KAZAGLIS W. 22. CZISLOWSKI, 8. 25. BROWN. G. 23. VELLA, J. 37. TROTMAN, P. 23. MEAD, L. 26. FAWCETT. W. 24. CARTER. R. 24. LAMB, P. 27. ENRIGHT. P. 25. ROBERTS, J. 25. BISHOP. J. (Capt.) 28. MELDRUM, L. 26. BEATTY, D. 29. ADAM, A. 27. JESSEP, R. 30. CASH, T. 28. FITZGERALD, C. 33. BIRSS, K. 29. FISHER, D. 41. LITTLE, J. 30. NIXON, S. 31. CURNOW, C. 1st Qtr. Goals Behinds 1st ~tr Goals...... Behinds 1st Qtr.... Goals.. . Behinds 1st Qtr. . Goals.. . Behinds 2nd Qtr,.. .. Goals.. . .. Behinds 2nd Qtr.. Goals . ...Behinds 2nd Qtr Goals Behinds 2nd Qtr .. ..Goals.. .. Behinds 3rd Qtr Goals Behinds 3rd Qtr...... Goals ...... Behinds 3rd Qtr...Goals Behinds 3rd Qtr .. ...Goals.. .. Behinds FinaL Final .. FinaL ... Final • NEWTOWN CLUB NOTES BALMAIN CLUB NOTES Last Sunday saw the Mighty Red and To pick a best was impossible but a few Last Sunday at Picken Oval we went The Club would like to thank the Whites play their best football this season that were more noticeable were Bill down to a good Southern Districts side. anonymous donors for the awards given to overwhelm the Dragons with symem- Free, Max Dean, Jim McGowan, Mick Tigers who, stood out were centre Bob each week. The wihners were Bob Lane atic fast play on football. Element, Kev Egan, John Daly, John Mc- Lane, winger Terry Feltham and half and Bob Barnetson firsts, whilst the re- Vince Gauci gained his third successive Kenzie and Mike Murphy. back flanker John Eckersley. serve awards went to Nipper Priss and 3 points in the Ron Bennett Award. The Thirds although outclassed never Bad luck to see Neville Franks go off John Atkinson. Graeme Sambrook received 2 points and gave in and were far from disgraced. A with a leg injury, but he will be fit for There is a possibility of a trip away at John Guest 1. Progress scores; Vince little more training and this side could today's match against Easts. the end of the season. Players and offi- Gauci 15, Jeff Black 5, Graeme Gardiner be moulded into a winning combination. cials wishing to go, please contact the 5, Jim Costa 4, Ian Disher 4, Paul Dean Players to show, Mike Bowman, Gary The Reserves combined well and President, M.r K. Lock, or team manager, 3, Ian Kldd 3 and Graeme Sambrook 3. Hooker, Ron McNeil, Jack Slade and notched another win. Captain John Mel- Mr. Mick Rioder. The Seconds also produced their best Chook Leahy. The rumour that Kevin drum, playing a great game, kicked two The Club's congratulates the North form and under the capable leadership and Bubbles were seen arguing is untrue. goals and was well supported by Dave Ryde Juniors on a great Roaring 20's of Kev Egan went on to win by 20 points. Kevin knows better. Anderson, Alec Adams and Nipper Priss. Night last Friday. 10 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 23rd June, 1968 23rd June, 1968 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 11 *********************~W~ * ***********************~ * ~*********************** * ~**********************~ ~ : WESTERN : : SYDNEY : : NEWTOWN : ~ojr: SYDNEY ~ t SUBURBS : : UNIVERSITY : ~ * ~ NAVAL ~ : WHITE-RED v : ~ BLACK-WHITE MONOGRAMS * ~ BLUE-GOLD V * : RED AND BLUE : ~ * ~•••••+•••••••••••••••: ***********************~ * *********************** ~*********************** * TRUMPER, SUNDAY, 23 PICKEN, SATURDAY, 22 NOW IS Umpire&: First, Field, H. BLACKBURN; Goal, L. MAGEE, J. RYAN; Boundaryjl... WOOD, Umpires: First, Field, M. LEE; Goal, R. CAMBOURNE, F. BURNS; Boundary, P. BUSSENSCHUTT, J. PATTERSON D. SHANNON Reserve, Field, G. WHYKES; Boundary, P. CAMBOURNE, F. FREEBODY Reserve, Field, C. HUON; Boundary, R. HOLLOWAY, V. C. BURNS THE Third: Field, I. MUTRIE. Ground Manager: Mr. J. HAMMOND Ground Manager: Mr. W. KERNICK 1. HOGGETT, R. 1. WALTON, G. TIME1TO 1. SCHRODER, G. 1. HOUSTON, R. 2. HETHERINGTON, L. 2. CAMPBELL, R. 2. FREE, W. 2. CROYSDALE,J. 3. BRANDON, M. 3. CHAMPION, P. • 3. BARNES, B. 3. HIGGINS, G. 4. BROWN, J. 4. TROWBRIDGE,J. 4. COSTA, J. 4. McLEAN, R. 5. GARCIA, K. 5. QUINN, R. JOIN 5. DEAN, M. 5. BODY, P. 6. MARSHALL, E. 6. HENNESSY, K. 6. MURPHY, M. 6. KELLY, J. 7. AGRUMS, P. 7. PATTERSON,G. 7. SIGSWORTH,A. 7. SMITH, A. 8. WILLIAMSON, G. 8. HASTINGS, P. YOUR 8. VUKE, T. 8. BATCHELOR,K. 11. DONOVAN J. 9. KERLE, P. 9. INGLIS, B. 9. PAYNE, K. 12. COUSINS, J. 10. TUBBS, R. (Vice Capt.) 10. GARDINER, G. 10. 13. JONES, W. CLUB 11. DISHER, I. 11. COUPER, M. 11. BUCHANAN, J. 12. McKENZIE, J. 14. TAYLOR, FRANK 12. MATTISKE, D. (Capt.) 12. OLIVE, R. 15. SMITH, WARREN 13. BLACK, J. 13. CLARK, E. 17. SALES, A. 13. SOUTH, S. 14. SAMBROOK, G. 14. FIELD, D. 16. WILSON, R. 14. BASS, L. 19. NICHOLLS, B. 15. JOHNSON, K. 21. CONLON, D. 15. GOLDING, D. 17. O'CONNORD. (Vice-Capt.) 16. FORBES, A. BECOME 18. MANN, K. 16. VALENTA, J. 23. ROSER, K. 17. SPEED,W. 24. SMITH, KEITH 17. CERNY, R. 19. DEAN, P. 26. SMITH, KEVIN 18. BURROUGH, J. 20. BOWMAN, G. (Capt.coach) 18. MANDALlS, D. 27. LEACH, K. 19. PATTERSON, R. A 21. GUEST, J. 19. EVANS, R. 29. SEAMONS, K. 20. 22. CALEAR, T. 20. HARDING, J. 30. FENNEY, R. 21. 23. KEARNS, C. 32. JARRATT, J. 22. MEMBER 26. DALEY, J. 37. ROBERTS, R. 23. MILLHOUSE, J. 27. ARCHER, J. 38. WAGNER, N. 24. RILEY, A. 28. ROBERTS,T. 40. SMITH, GLEN 25. BENT, D. NOW 29. KIDD, I. 41. TAYLOR, BRIAN 31. DARE, R. 43. STAGGS, N. 32. CASEY, M. 44. DUNNELL, K. 33. GAUCI, V. 48. ERFURTH, T. 34. RAMSEY R. 28. HAWKINS, R. 1st Qtr ...... Goals. . Behinds 1st Qtr Goals Behinds 1st '2tr...... Goals .... Behinds 1st Qtr Goals Behinds ...... Behinds 2nd Qtr . . Goals.. . Behinds 2nd Qtr. ...Goals Behinds 2nd Qtr. . Goals 2nd Qtr.. Goals : Behinds 3rd Qtr ...... Goals Behinds 3rd Qtr Goals... .. Behinds 3rd Qtr Goals .... Behinds 3rd Qtr... Goals. . ..Behinds FinaL Final . FinaL. 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