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14- Jul- Tumut 27 Gundagai 6 1920 Proposed team: Ernie ‘Curly’ Dunn, Jim Tries: Roy Tonkin(2), Proposed team: Albert ‘Pip’ Field, Bert Tries: Albert Davis & Jim ‘Buck’ Elphick, Tom O’Brien(c), Les Crompton, O’Brien — Goals: Graham, Thomas Hunt, Jim Elworthy or Jack Smith Malone, Vern Harris, Norman ‘Bob’ O’Brien(3); Pen Goals: Elworthy, Phil Freestone, Billy (different reports of Wilkinson, Con Crain, Jack Crompton, O’Brien(3) Brownrigg, Viv ‘Dad’ Joyce, George 2nd scorer) Jack Roche, Frank Roche, Roy Tonkin, Wheatley, Fred Dominick, B. Whitticker, Walter Malone, Gerry Quirk, Rube Ern Neiberding, Herb Robertson, Jack Masters, E.W. ‘Dick’ Bridle –Reserves: Smith, Jim Slater, Al Smith — Reserves: Matt Downing, B. Crowe, Alf. Spicer, Fred Graham, W. Dutton, George Clarrie Joyce, Paddy. McKey, Harry Dominick, Jack Elworthy – Note: The Tonkin, Ken ‘Scotty’ McLennan. scorer Bert Davis was not listed in the proposed team 8-Sep-1920 Tumut 12 Gundagai 12 Bill Dowling, Vern Harris,Tom O’Brien, Tries: Arthur Elphick, E.Baker, Albert ‘Bert’ Davis, Bert Graham, Tries: Davis(2), Wheatley – Jim Elphick, Arthur Elphick, Con Crain, O’Brien – Pen Goal: O’Brien George Wheatley, Craig…+11 PenGoal: Craig E. J. ‘Ted’ Maher, Les Purcell, G. O’Keefe, C. Byrne, T. Harris, Ab. Elphick, Edgar Baker, Gerry Quirk, Ken ‘Scotty’ McLennan [Five of the six selected Adelong players didn’t turn up] 22-Sep- Tumut 6 Gundagai 5 1920 Tom O’Brien…+14 Pen Goals: O’Brien(2) Phil Freestone, Dominick…+13 Try: Phil Freestone — Goal: Dominick 3-Aug- Tumut 5 Gundagai 0 1921 Selected: Matt Downing, Hector Try: O’Brien — Goal: O’Brien Clarrie Joyce, Phil Freestone, Jack McDonald, Tom O’Brien(c), C. Ryan…+10 – included crowd pickups Debenham, C. Cheffins, R. Wilkinson, until late team members arrived Con Crain, Les Purcell, Les Tonkin, [Madigan] Walter Malone, Frank Roche, Bert Tonkin, Vern Harris – but W. Bridle played. [Madigan,p. 9] Tumut 4 Gundagai 11 Art Elphick, Hector McDonald, Jim Goals: McDonald(2) Fred Graham , Albert ‘Bert’ Davis, Billy Tries: Wheatley, G. Dominick, Elphick, W. Bridle, R. Wilkinson, Milton Brownrigg(c), Roy Marshall, Jack Ryan, Ryan — Goal: Joyce ‘King’ Allatt, Gerry Quirk, Les Purcell, Jim Elworthy, Clarrie Joyce, Fred Edgar Baker, Allan Downing, A. Smith, Dominick, George Dominick, Draper, 17-Aug- Fred Mclnerney, Tom Tonkin. Bob Condron, George Wheatley, Bob 1921 Quarmby 21-Sep- Gundagai 12 Tumut 0 1921 Phil Freestone, Jack Tries: Brownrigg Davison – Matt Downing, Hector McDonald, Ryan, Billy Brownrigg, Roy Marshall, Goals: Davison(2), Freestone J. Nuttall, Wilkinson, Tom O’Brien, Rowley Davison,Clarrie Joyce, Jim Milton ‘King’ Allatt, E.J. (Ted) Maher, R. Elworthy, Fred Dominick, George McLennan, Ken McLennan, Allan Dominick, George Elliott, H. Goram, J. Downing, E. McGowan, Edgar Jones, George Wheatley Baker, Les Purcell. 21-Jun- Gundagai 12 Cootamundra 5 1922 Jack Ryan, Phil Freestone, A. Nicholls, Tries: Nicholls, J.Smith — Bill Lesberg, J. Watson, Charlie Try: Schofield — Goal: Roy Marshall, Jack Elworthy, P. Goals: Joyce(2), Freestone Schwartzel, Bernie Kinnane, Wal Lesberg McMahon, Jim Elworthy, Clarrie Joyce, Franklin, Schofield, Thomas Thumpkins, Fred Dominick, Al Smith. Jno. Elworthy, Fred Hayward, Ray Sheedy, L.T. ‘Daidie’ Jack Smith, Bob Condron, Gerry Crowe, Quinlan, Kelsey, Ryan, Curtis ‘ Dick Jack Luff Pellow [Gundagai Times] 28-Jun- Gundagai 18 Tumut 10 1922 Jack Ryan, Bill Brownrigg, Nicholls, Roy Tries: Freestone(2), Clarrie L. Prestridge, Hector McDonald, Jack Tries: Cheffins, Tonkin –Goals: Marshall, Phil Freestone, Jim Elworthy, Joyce, DominickGoals: O’Neill, Tom O’Brien, C. Cheffins, Rev C. O’Brien(2) Clarrie Joyce, Fred Dominick, Jack Ryan(3) Jessop, Milton ‘King’ Allatt, F. Roche, J. Smith, Jack Elworthy, Bob Condron, Treweeke, Harry Tonkin, F. Murphy, Sid Gerry Crowe, Jack Luff Young, Edgar Baker 12-Jul-1922 Gundagai 30 Cootamundra 2 Jack Ryan, Phil Freestone, Roy Marshall, Tries: P.Freestone(3), Bill Lesberg, T. Meehan, Tom McDevitt, Goal: Lesberg Jim Elworthy, McMahon, Bill Brownrigg Brownrigg, Dominick, A. Tom Doran, Wal Franklin, Thomas (c), Clarrie Joyce, Jack Elworthy, Al Smith — Goals: Ryan(6) Thumpkins,Curtis ‘Dick’ Pellow (c), L.T. ‘Daidie’ Quinlan, Fred Hayward, Ray Smith, Fred Dominick, Jack Smith, Jack Sheedy, Les Abberton, Con Gehrig, Luff, G. Crone. August Resch 16-Aug- Gundagai 6 Tumut 10 1922 Jack Ryan, Viv Freestone, Roy Marshall, Goals: V.Freestone(3) Jack O’Neill, Bill Cheffins, Tom O’Brien, Tries: Jack Crompton, Burns Jim Elworthy, Al Smith, Bill Brownrigg, R. Wilkinson, J. Prestwidge, Rev C — Goals: T. O’Brien(2) Clarrie Joyce, Fred Dominick, Hawkins, Jessop, Milton ‘King’ Allatt, Gerry Quirk, Jno. Elworthy, Jack Smith, Jack Luff, R. Burns, Harry Tonkin, Jim Treweeke, Gerry Crowe Roy Tonkin, Jack Crompton 23-Aug- Tumut 11 Cootamundra 19 1922 Jack O’Neill, Harry Tonkin, Roy Tonkin, Try: Sturt — Goals: Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Tom Tries: Schofield (3), Weissel, Rev C. Jessop, Nuttall, Gerry Quirk, Tom O’Brien(4) McDevitt, Charlie Schofield, Wal Franklin — Goals: Lesberg (2) O’Brien, Wilkinson, Milton ‘King’ Allatt, Franklin, Herb Schofield, Phil Regan, Bill Sturt, Bridle, Bill Cheffins, Jack Ray Sheedy, L.T. ‘Daidie’ Quinlan, J. Crompton. Kelly, Brian O’Connor, J. Sissian, Curtis ‘Dick’ Pellow. 30-Aug- Cootamundra 20 Tumut 5 1922 Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Charlie Tries: Franklin, Pellow, H. Matt Downing, Hector McDonald, Tom Try: G.Quirk –Goal: T.O’Brien Schofield, Tom McDevitt, Wal Franklin, Schofield, McDevitt — Goals: O’Brien, Milton ‘King’ Allatt, Bill Herb. Schofield, Phil Regan, Ray Lesberg(3), H. Schofield Cheffins, Wilkinson, Jack O’Neill, Gerry Sheedy, L.T. ‘Daidie’ Quinlan, Fred Quirk, Thompson, Harry Tonkin, Sid Hayward, Tom Doran, Brian Young, Edgar Baker, Vern Harris. O’Connor, Curtis ‘Dick’ Pellow. 6-Sep-1922 Cootamundra 29 Junee Rovers 3 Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Tom Tries: Weissel (3), H.Schofield Ernie Turner, A. ‘Soldier’ Markham, Try: Turner McDevitt, Charlie Schofield, Wal (2), C.Schofield, McDevitt — Lewis, Eaton, J. McLachlan (c), Tom Franklin, Herb Schofield, Phil Regan, Goals: Weissel (2), Ratcliffe, Clive Turner, L. Coble, Gendle, Curtis ‘Dick’ Pellow, Tom Doran, Brian H.Schofield, Lesberg G. Edwards, V. Edwards, C. Porch, O’Connor, T. McGuigan, Ray Sheedy, Pearce. L.T. ‘Daidie’ Quinlan Cootamundra 21 Gundagai 5 Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Tom Tries: C.Schofield, Bill Smith, Roy Marshall, Viv ‘Bluey’ Try: Woodbridge — Goal: McDevitt, Charlie Schofield, Wal H.Schofield, P.Regan, Freestone, Clarrie Joyce, Jack Ryan, Jim Ryan Franklin, Phil Regan, Herb Schofield, Weissel, Quinlan — Goals: Woodbridge, Viv Joyce, Jack Luff, C. Curtis ‘Dick’ Pellow, Brian O’Connor, Lesberg (2) H.Schofield Lewin, Gerry Crowe, G. Hawkins, Al 20-Sep- Tom Doran, T. McGuigan, Ray Sheedy, Smith, Fred Dominick 1922 L.T. ‘Daidie’ Quinlan. 27-Sep- Cootamundra 21 Tumut 3 1922 Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Tom Tries: McDevitt, Franklin, Harris, Art Elphick, Ken McLennan, Try: Jessop. (The assistant McDevitt, Charlie Schofield, Wal Weissel — Goals: H.Schofield Edgar Baker, Wellington, Milton ‘King’ Anglican minister at Tumut). Franklin, Phil Regan, Herb Schofield, (3), Weissel (2), Lesberg Allatt, Rev. C. Jessop, R. Ryan, Gerry Coota Herald credited try to Curtis ‘Dick’ Pellow, Brian O’Connor, Quirk, Maguire, Hawthorn, G. Elphick. Tom Doran, T. McGuigan, Ray Sheedy, Wheatley, Sid Young. L.T. ‘Daidie’ Quinlan 6-Jun-1923 Cootamundra 17 Tumut 8 Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, B. Kinnane, Tries: Haywood, Franklin, Matt Downing, Jim ‘Buck’ Elphick, Jack Tries: Allatt, Bridle — Goal: Wal Franklin, Phil Freestone, Charlie Freestone — Goals: O’Neill, Clarrie Horder, Art Elphick, F. O’Neill Schofield, Phil Regan, Fred Hayward, Lesberg(4) Halloran, Milton ‘King’ Allatt, Bridle, Ray Sheedy, L.T. ‘Daidie’ Quinlan, J. Gerry Quirk, M. Benson, K. McLennan, J. Kelly, Brian O’Connor, Curtis ‘Dick’ Treweeke, Sid Young. Pellow 20-Jun- Cootamundra 10 Gundagai 4 1923 Bill Lesberg, Phil Freestone, Tom Tries: Franklin(2) — Goals: J. Healy, G. Smith, G. Moore (c), Viv Goals: Viv Freestone(2) McDevitt, Charlie Schofield, Wal Lesberg(2) ‘Bluey’ Freestone, C. Cheffins (George Franklin, Eric Weissel, Phil Regan, Fred Wheatley), Billy Brownrigg, G. Hawkins, Hayward, Ray Sheedy, L. T. ‘Daidie’ Gerry Crowe, Al Smith, Jack Smith, J. Quinlan, P. Mills, Brian O’Connor, Curtis Jones, H.’Bullocky’ Jones, Guy ‘Dick’ Pellow. Hawthorn. 27-Jun- Cootamundra 19 Temora 3 1923 Bill Lesberg, Phil Freestone, Charlie Tries: Pellow, Weissel, Ernie Green, Charlie Cowan, Try: Campbell Schofield, Eric Weissel, Wal Franklin, McDevitt — Goals:Lesberg(5) Hector Curran, Ted Curran, W. Maher, Tom McDevitt, Phil Regan, Fred Tom McAlister, Lloyd Smith, Lester Hayward, Ray Sheedy, L.T. ‘Daidie’ Robinson, Robert McKinnon, Quinlan, Reg Large, Brian O’Connor, ‘Slender’ O’Leary, Cyril ‘Whisky’ Curtis ‘Dick’ Pellow. Meehan, B. Newhall, John ‘Dinny’ Campbell (c) 18-Jul-1923 Cootamundra 2 Gundagai 0 Bill Lesberg, Eric Weissel, Burge, Charlie Goal: Burge Bill Smith, Fred Leseberg, Schwartzel, Bob Condron, Phil Regan, Bill Brownrigg, G. Hawkins, Viv ‘Bluey’ Ray Sheedy, L.T. ‘Daidie’ Quinlan, Curtis Freestone, Jack Smith, G. Smith, ‘Dick’ Pellow…+4 probably Watson, H. ‘Bullocky’ Jones, Guy Hawthorne, B. Reg Large, Fred Hayward, Brian Lenon, Albert ‘Bert’ Davis, Gerry Crowe, O’Connor George Wheatley 25-Jul-1923 Cootamundra 11 Tumut 7 Bill Lesberg, J. Watson, Tom McDevitt, [Scorers needed] Matt Downing, Jim ‘Buck’ Elphick, Tom Try: O’Neil — Goals: O’Neil, Bernie Kinnane, Charlie Schofield, Eric O’Brien, Clarrie Horder(c), Art Elphick, O’Brien Weissel, Phil Regan, L.T. ‘Daidie’ Jack O’Neil, Milton ‘King’ Allatt, M. Quinlan, Ray Sheedy, Reg Large, Brian Benson, Gerry Quirk, K. McLennan, W. O’Connor, Curtis ‘Dick’ Pellow, Fred Bridle, J. Treweeke, Mick McNamara. Hayward. 8-Aug- Cootamundra 15 West Wyalong 8 1923 Bill Lesberg, J. Watson, Tom McDevitt, Tries: McDevitt(2), Weissel — Charlie Davis, George Kearns, John Tries: Franklin(2) — Goal: Vest B. Kinnane (M. Tunchon), Charlie Goals: Lesberg(3) Franklin, Joe Stumpf, Jim Keen, Dick Schwartzel, Eric Weissel, Phil Regan, Vest, Clarrie Joyce (ex-Gundagai), Cyril Fred Hayward, Ray Sheedy, L.T.
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    Western Suburbs District Rugby League Football Club Limited ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT 2013 Year Ended 31 October 2013 ContentsChairman’s Report 3 General Manager’s Report 6 Harold Matthews 2013 Statistics and Match Results 9 SG Ball 2013 Statistics and Match Results 11 Ron Massey Statistics and Match Results 13 Life Members 15 Financial Members 16 Minutes of 2012 Annual General Meeting 19 Annual Financial Report 31 October 2013 24 Directors’ Report 25 Auditor’s Independence Declaration 28 Independent Auditor’s Report 29 Directors’ Declaration 31 Statement of Profit or Loss and other Comprehensive Income 32 Statement of Financial Position 33 Statement of Changes in Equity 34 Statement of Cash Flows 35 Notes to the Financial Statements 36 Chairman’s Report 2013. Welcome to all our members for this year’s annual report. The 2013 season was one of the most challenging in the club's history. The strength and resolve of a club is most tested through hard times after the results of 2012 and our team and staff should be congratulated on how they have handled themselves this past year. Led by head coach Leo Epifania, the teams' ability to focus on the field and reach the grand final qualifier was an outstanding effort. Leo was ably assisted by a strong group of support staff headed by Steve Reeves as General Manager of the football club, with these 2 individuals driving our success it shows what great results were achieved. In Coordination with this was the Wests Magpies core group of football assistants and support staff with, Dave and Valerie McEwen who did on outstanding job as usual with training and game days.
  • 2012 103Rd Annual Report COATESHIRE PROUD MAJOR SPONSOR of the BALMAIN DISTRICT JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE

    2012 103Rd Annual Report COATESHIRE PROUD MAJOR SPONSOR of the BALMAIN DISTRICT JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE

    BALMAIN District Junior Rugby League L-R: North Ryde U6’s - Brandon Thomas, Brock Robinson, Elijah Chahine, Isaac Biondi, Lachlan Rutherford, Patrick Toms and Levi Locantro 2012 103rd Annual Report COATESHIRE PROUD MAJOR SPONSOR OF THE BALMAIN DISTRICT JUNIOR RUGBY LEAGUE Coateshire became the major sponsor of the With over 200 branches and satellite locations Balmain District Junior Rugby League in 2010 with our own maintenance and transport ca- and have once against sponsored for 2013. pability, Coateshire is well positioned to satisfy the equipment hire needs of an ever increasing Coates Limited is Australia’s largest equipment customer base. hire company with over 120 years experience in industry, supplying a wide variety of markets Coateshire NSW are proud to support the including Engineering and Building Construction Balmain District Junior Rugby League. and Maintenance, Mining and Resources, Manu- facturing, Government and Events. www.coateshire.com.au 2 GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT 2012 was a great season on many levels for Balmain Tigers Football. Our best partners who come along, have a great time and support the day. Junior Representative Season in 30 years saw many local juniors step up and take out the SG Ball Premiership and finish one game short in the Harold Matthews Balmain Referees Association - To Scott Todd, the Executive Committee and competition. to all of our Referees, thanks for playing your part in season 2012. Our senior side, the Balmain Ryde Eastwood Tigers came from eighth position to To our wonderful Partners of the Junior League, Coateshire, Balmain Tigers, Man- nearly take out the NSW VB State Cup competition, unlucky to lose the Grand Final.