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July 31, 1971 THE FOOTBALL RECORD Around the Pickets (By AUB REED) North Shore and St. George reward- including a century of goals 11 years ed the spectators that braved the bitter- running. ly cold conditions at North Sydney Oval f * * last Saturday with a top class wet Sydney Naval had a respite from weather display of football. their weekly Bradman like cricket Trailing by 10 pionts at three quarter score defeats when they lost by 63 time, St. George appeared to be in the points to Newtown last Saturday. Naval box seat for a win when it had last use provided strong opposition during the of a very strong wind in the final quar- first half however, Newtown asserted ter. However, they kicked inaccurately its superiority in the second half to and failed to take advantage of the win easily. wind allowing Norths to run out easy Star performers in the match were winners. Ian Kidd, Phil Hoy, Dennis Aitken and Best for Norths were Tony Pickett, Joe Bradley (Newtown) Kerry Hudson Ken Dean, Bob Mitson, Roy Klan, Alan Hedley Dewar, Don Heffernan and McDonald, Mike Healey and Bob High- Channel Nine's TV wrestling commen- fold. Best for St. George Tiny Fair- tator Wayne Kirby. dough, Skuse, Bob Dotta, Ken Gibson, Bob Brown and Greg Harris. Club secretaries are very busy men * * * looking after the interests of their res- pective teams. Western Suburbs moved into second However, two secretaries John Coles position on percentage as a result of (Balmain) and John Armstrong (New- their win over Balmain and North town) find time .to perform extra duties Shore's defeat of St. George last week- as both act as official runners for their end. clubs. Wests were making heavy weather of John Armstrong goes even further its clash With Balmain trailing by three and plays for Newtown Reserve grade points at three quarter time. team and proved his worth last Satur- * * * day by kicking three goals. Both John Coles and John Armstrong are great A big ovation is assured for East workers and an ornament to the Sydney utility player Bobby Wilton National Code of football. when he runs on to the field in today's big game against North Shore at Trum- Selections for this week-end: per Oval. ST. GEORGE, WESTERN SUBURBS, The occasion being Bob's 200th NORTH SHORE AND SOUTHERN senior game for the Bulldogs. Although DISTRICTS he is only 28 years of age, Bob is in his * * 20th year as a footballer. He began by playing with Easts under 12 team at the Still the crying goes on! age of nine and gradually worked his The evening newspapers are still way up through the various grades un- moaning that Rugby League is not til he reached the seniors. Bob, who screened on television. is having his best year this season Chief crier is leading sportswriter marking splendidly and combining in- Ernie Christensen, who just won't give teiligently with team mates, seems cer- up, Woolworths are doing a roaring tain to give the Bulldogs several more trade selling him Kleenex. years of service before finally hanging For a game which is recognised as up his boots. Sydney's main winter sport Rugby League draws shocking crowds, spread Peter Hudson, champion Hawthorn out over two days it averages approxi- and Victorian full forward chalked up mately 65,000 for six matches. his fourth succsesive century last Sat- The game certainly does not warrant urday. a large TV coverage as most of the However, Peter has a long way to go game consists of punching and wrest- to reach the amazing performance of ling. the former North Adelaide and South Rugby League fans can get all their Australian champion goalkicker Ken entertainment by watching TV Ringside armer. or by going to the wrestling at the Ken kicked 1419 goals in 13 seasons Capitol Theatre on Sunday nights.

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-I July 31, 1971 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 5 NORTH SHORE CLUB NOTES A very convincing and encouraging ton, Denis Beatty, Col Beer and John win was notched up by the Bears in Deery were best. downing St. George after three quarters The Under 19's pipped by two points of even play they won going away. Not saw their semis chance go. A slow start as much fiddling about this week, but to the season proved costly and all play- still enough to give palpitations at ers have improved under Bill Bartling's times. Tony Pickett (Club Award) guidance. Stewart Ludowici, Lindsay gave a solid display, supported by Allan Swan, Phil Edwards and Martin Jef- McDonald, Bob Hyland and Ken Dean. fries all did well. Ken Matthews showed a capable and The weather limited the Fancy Dress worth while first up display. Party but all who went voted it a tre- The Reserves won comfortably mak- mendous success. Many thanks to the ing their position in semis secure. They Ladies Committee and the Bartling are settling down into 'the team to family. beat". Tony Dromgool, Laurie Horsing- BRUNO ONE EAST SYDNEY CLUB NOTES First Grade kept their two match lead per this Saturday. Supporters most wel- over the second teams with a 28 point come. win over Southern Districts at Trumper The League Ball will be held on last Sunday. Trailing by 3 points at Wednesday 25th August. or tickets the last break the Bulldogs forged away. see Geoff Scott, Jack Dean or any com- Top dogs were Rod Schobel, Paul Pat- mitteeman. try, Brian Tyler, Cliff Matson, Peter Our congratulations this week to Vice Thorpe and Wally Dahler. Captain Bob Wilton who plays his 200th Reserve Grade had a comfortable win, game with the Bulldogs. Congratula- Best players were Greg Schroder, Steve tions "Carrot Top". lVlcLure, Dave King, Bob Hayton and This week we play Norths who beat Phil Lovelee. us in the second round So revenge is John Wood's S.D.A. team had a good on the way. win over Pennant Hills to scrape into the WINSTON finals. They play Penshurst at Trum- MACQIJARIE UNIVERSITY NOTES Macquarie played their last game on played better when brother Dens their home ground Macquarie Univer- shouted at him. Also Dens Fox won city Oval for the season and really enough rucks to disturb the vaunted troubled Sydney Unt in the first quar- Uni combination. Red headed Rod was ter. They frightened Uni Coach Joe one fans "best on the ground." Smith again in the third quarter kick- In fact all the boys played so well ing 1.3 to Sydney Uni 2.2 it's hard to understand how they have Roger (the Rabbit) Sheeran scooted not done better. Congrats to Syd Uni everywhere like a little rabbit. Alan and the umpire on a good game. Sorry Foley played well as did Nos. 6 and 7 you could not stay to share our BarBQ two look alikes Bleus and Noack gave but next time maybe. their opponents curry. Kerry Beatty COTTEES Cotlec'i FOR QUALITY SOFT DRINKS LET US SUPPLY YOUR CANTEENS PHONE ON • REGULAR FIXTURES 6497111 • GALA DAYS • DISTRICT CARNIVALS • PARTIES, PICNICS FREE DELIVERY - FREE CATERING VAN ......

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July 31, 1971 THE FOOTBALL RECORD WESTERN SUBURBS NOTES We got a bit of a shock by the high Graham Shields, Col Borlace. standard of football Balmain turned Third Grade. What a thrilling on for 3 quarters. Wests found it game it was a game of scoring with hard to get on top. Our boys cer- the wind only. Our boys in the last tainly hit their straps in the last quarter were kicking against the quarter and looked like a West side wind and Balmain with the wind we are used to seeing. Best players, scored a draw with the last kick o Phil Fenney, Warren Jones, Peter the day. Best players Bill Strong. Whelan, R. Preston Clark, Ron Birch Terry Brown, Clem Hayes, Jim Mc- Eric Joiner, John Northey, Garry Carthy. enton. The All Stars boys are still win- Reserve Grade: Our boys were ning. Best players Tony Sedgeman, slow to get going after the interval J. Jenkins, Glen Smith, Michael we settled down to their usual pat- Brandon, Ron Sarr. tern of play and goals seemed to come along at a fast rate. Juniors raffle, winning ticket, blue Best players, Keith Rees, Peter ticket B69 Mathers, A. Georgiou, L. Pearman, PLAY ON NEWTOWN CLUB NOTES Two good wins and a really great The Thirds battled all day. This side party at the Mclntyres. Saw the Red will be premiers in two years so how and Whites club spirit at its highest about a little more encouragement. level. This is the last week for trip away Jeff Black turned in a copybook dis- deposits. Also League Ball tickets. Bet- play of wet weather football to take out ter hurry. the Club Award, backed up by . Mike Peter Hudson does not have to worry Davies, Denis Aitken, Gary Hooker, Ian about losing his position with Haw- Kidd, Greame Sambrook, Russ Nichol- thorne just yet. Although the "NEW" son and Chris Murphy. recruit in the Seconds last week did The Seconds understaffed still show some promise. Seriously though "brought home the bacon." we offer our thanks to Ray for helping Hadyn Livermore dominated in the out when we were short. This is the centre. Others to show were "Squash", type of club spirit that makes Newtown Graham Egan, Phil Sigsworth, Gerry a great club. Fitzpartick and Terry See.

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RED AND BLUE WHITE SHORTS BLACK SHORTS * * * * * *** * * * * * * ******** * SATURDAY, ERSKINEVILLE OVAL 2.20 p.m. Umpires Field, I. SONNI :MA oals B. O'DONOGHUE, R. KNOWLES Bounth ry, VIITH, G. DEMPSEY Reserve Field D. GUNt' Bc ry, B. TOWNLEY, J. LANSER 12.30 Third I jeld BOTTOMLEY 10.30 Ground Mai r: Mr. S. FELSTEAD 1 R. HANKINSON, capt-coach 1. C. MACDONALD 2 P. BULL 2 K. GIBSON 3 C. PETERSON 3 N. HIGGINS 4 P. ELLIS 4 D. DALTON 5 K. HUDSON 5 G.WATKINS 6 P. MORGAN 7 G. GREEN 7 W. MILLAR 9 R. STERLING J. PULLINGER 10 G. KEMP L. TRIGAR 11 K.WARD 10 H. DEWAR 13 W. WILLATS 11 R. GRIMSEY 14 C. STEWART 42 K. SAUNDERS 15 B. EDMUNDS 13 S. TUTAK 16 K. BARNETT 14 K. CHAMBERS 17 K. SMITH 15 R. BOWLES 18 R. PATTERSON 16 J. RAYMOND 19 M. BULL 17 H. SHERWOOD 20 K. GIBBONS 18 K. DRY 21 A. FAIRCLOUGH 19 N. GILLESPIE 22 G. HARRIS 20 B. BLACK 23 A. TIPILOURA 21 C. SANDY 24 R. ROSEVEAR 26 F. ADAMS 25 K. HUGHES J. KELLY 27 D. GREEN J. CROYSDALE 28 B. MACLAUGHLAN B. LIESCHKE 29 T. TOMLINSON 30 R. SKUSE 31 W. KAZAGLIS 32 R. BROWN 33 R. DOTFA

ST. GEORGE CLUB NOTES Saturday's results were as bleak James Walsh Award, Firsts K. as the weather with both Firsts and Gibson 3, R. Dotta 3, C. MacDonald Reserves suffering defeat. 2, K. Ward 2, K. Hughes 1, G. Har- The Firsts had their chance but ris 1. Reserves K. Cook 5, C. Cur- kicked 1.8 in the last quarter. Star now 3, R. Elvish 2, K. Smith 1, J. performers were Greg Harris, Col Tilley 1. Thirds S. Bird 6, G. Maynes MacDonald, Ken Gibson, Albertus 3, B. Gammel 2, L. Riddout 1. Tipuloura, Ken Hughes, Bob Dotta, The Social Scene, Final Reminder. Bob Brown. tonight's Cabaret Dance Social at Norths took a big early lead in the Miranda Builders and Businessmen's Reserves We never looked like get- Club Centre Ave., Miranda (opposite ting into the picture. Chris Curnow, Miranda Fair). Mixed Games Night, Kerry Cook, John Tilley, Rex Elvish Olds Park, 6th August. Raffle Result and Kym Smith tried hard through- Orange E46, Mr. Edwards (North out. Supporter). 250 Club Week 20, 005 IC The Thrds kept the flag flying by Stewart. snatching a five point victory with A highly successful Observation the left foot of Ron Oliver kicking Trial was held last Sunday thanks the match winner. Stephen Bird, largely to the efforts of Carl Heaslip Greg Maynes, Brian Gammel and and his mate, Wayne and Rex Elvish. Lee Riddout were outstanding.

10 THE FOOTBALL RECORD July 31, 1971 *********************** 'K * * NORTH SHORE ** * EAST 'K * * BLACK—RED SASH * SYDNEY * * WHITE—RED & WHITE HOOPS * 'K BLACK SHORTS * * * 'K * * WHITE SHORTS * ****************** '*k** C' SUNDAY, TRUMPER OVAL 2.20 p.m. YDUR Umpires, Field, C. HUON; Goals, L. RUSSELL, G. FARLEY Boundary, G. CULLEN, G. ALLOMES RAEJ Reserve Field, L. WIGG; Boundary, K. LOWTHER, R. BAKER 12.30 PLUS Third Field, B. COPELAND 10.30 SPORTIr Ground Manager: Mr. D. BOUCH 1 R. KLAU 1 D. ROBINSON 2 A. AUSTIN 2 J. CURRIE 3 B. NEUMANN 3 W. SMYTHE 4 R. HIGHFOLD 4 G. SCHRODER 5 P. MERRY 5 K. SMITH 6 A. McDONALD 6 G. TOWLE 7 K. DEAN 7 J. HAMILTON 8 G. EAGLE 8 B. TYLER 9 P. ORD 9 P. THORPE 10 A. HITCHCOCK 10 K. LIDDELOW 11 I. DISHER (Capt.) 11 P. PAlTRY 12 R. ELLERY 12 E. CONNICK 13 A. DRUMGOOL 13 R. FITZPATRICK 14 R. MITSON 14 T. STONE 15 I. ALLEN (V/Capt.) 15 B. GRAVES 16 B. McBRIAR 16 W. SKIPPER 17 L. LYTTLETON 17 R. SCHOBEL 18 E. VENSKEVICIS 18 L. DUNLOP 19 K. BARTLETT 19 R. WILTON 20 K. MATTHEWS 20 C. MATSON (Capt.) 1 21 R. JENSEN 21 W. DAHLER I 22 J. TREWIN 22 G. WILTON 23 M. BOURKE 23 G. LANGDON 24 C. LAWRENSON 24 G. WOODS 25 A. WOOD 25 J. ROBERTS 40 T. PICKETT 26 B. RATCLIFFE 41 M. HEALY 43 D. LEWIS 44 R. ZWECK

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July 31, 1971 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 11 ********************** * ** **** * * * * *** * * *** * * * WESTERN NEWOWN SUBURBS * * BLACK—WHITE MONOGRAMS * WHITE—RED V * * * ABC' BLACK SHORTS * WHITE SHORTS * VERS * * SPORT ** ** ** * ** ** * *** **** * ON SUNDAY, PICKEN OVAL, 2.20 p.m. Umpires Field, E. BEECK; Goals, W. CRAIG R. WHEELER D &TV Boundary, R. MARSHALL, J. PATTERSON LL MAJOR Reserve, Field, P. McMAHON; Boundary, D. INNES, M. LEE 12.30 G RESULTS Third Field, A. SIGSWORTH 10.30 Ground Manager: Mr. J. HAMMOND 1 R. HOGGETT 1 P. HOY 2 L. HETHERINGTON 2 T. GLEESON 3 M. BRANDON 3 B. BARNES 5 R. BIRCH 4 G. HOOKER 6 G. PEDLER 5 M. DAVIES 7 E. JOINER 6 G. TRAYNOR 8 K. SEAMONS 7 R. BIASON 9 J. NORTHEY 9 K. PEARSON 10 T. WATSON 10 D. AITKEN (Vice Capt.) 11 R. DANBY 11 J. BRADY 12 R.JEFFREYS 12 J. BRADLEY 13 W. JONES 13 R. NICHOLSON 14 R. FENNEY 14 G. SAMBROOK 15 P; WHELAN 15 J. BLACK 1 16 B. HUNTER 16 H. LEWIS 17 D. WALDUCK 17 D. O'CONNOR 18 P. FENNEY 18 R. STAPLETON 19 P. O'CONNELL 21 J. GUEST (Dep. V.C.) 20 B. LENTON 22 H. LIVERMORE 21 S SCOTT 23 B LANE 23 A. GEORGIOU 24 D. SYKES (Capt-Coach) 25 G. FENTON 25 G. FITZPATRICK 26 R. WADEWITZ 26 C. MURPHY 27 KEVIN SMITH 28 J. CLAYDON 28 J. TUTTLE 29 I. KIDD 29 P. PHILLIP-CLARKE 30 K. FORBES P. BIRCH 36 L. PEARMAIN 39 P. BOUCHIER NEXT WEEK'S GAMES FIRST GRADE—ROUND 19 AUGUST 7 NEWTOWN v SOUTHERN DISTRICTS Erskineville Oval AUGUST 8 BALMAIN v EAST SYDNEY, Jubilee Oval SYDNEY NAVAL v NORTH SHORE North Sydney Oval THIRD GRADE—GORE HILL ST. GEORGE v WESTERN SUBURBS, Trumper DIVISION II—A. AND B. FIRST SEMI FINALS TRUMPER OVAL "A" SALESIANS v SOUTH SYDNEY 2.30 "B" SALESIANS v WARRINGAH 12.30

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SUNDAY, ROSEDALE OVAL, 2.20 p.m. Umpires Field, B. CZISLOWSKI; Goals, L. McGEE, R. CA'MBOURNE Boundary, P. JOHNSTON, D. SINCLAIR Reserve, Field, W. ALLEN; Boundary M. ECKERMAN, G. WHYKES 12.30 Third Field, J. McSWEENEY, 10.30 Ground Manager: Mr. H. JONES

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NEW SOUTII WALES VUSYRALIAN NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE PATRONS: The Hon Mr. Justice Nagle W. E. Picken Es PRESIDENT: vv H Hart. Eso BOARD OF MANAGEMENT Messrs. W. H. Hart (Chairman), D. Bouch (Vice President), S. Feistead, S. Ridoutt, E. Spencer, R. Tubbs, H. Jones, K. Hession J W. Hammond (Hon. Asst. Sec.), L 0 Beale (Sec. Treas.) DELEGATE A.N.F.L. Alderman J K. Stewart PERMIT AND QUALIFICATIONS COMMITTEE Mr. C. Shiels (Chairman), A. Davie T. Glennan, W. Adams PROTESTS AND DISPUTES COMMITTEE Messrs R. Bain (Chairman),) P. Ambrose, W. Butler, K. Simpson, M. Tolliday UMPIRES' APPOINTMENT BOARD G. Smith, F. Patten, C. Campbell, B. ODonoghue, L. Palrt'ter, Coach Mr. M. Lee STATE SELECTION COMMITTEE Messrs Joe Armstrong, P. Miles, Joe Dean, P. Symonds, State Coach Mr. D. Sykes N.S.W. NATIONAL FOOTBALL UNION, Controllers of Schools and Junior Football Mr N Sterling Pres,den) Mr A H Bridgewater (Secretary) 38-4437) 3 A.NF.C.S N.S.W. ADVISORY BOARD Mr. W. J. Holmes (Chairman), Mr. C. F. Stiiels (Hon. Secretary, 7980443) July 31, 1971 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 15

All-year-round advertising at Rugby, Australian Rules, League, Car Racing, Cricket, Drags, Soccer and Trotting events. 16 THE FOOTBALL RECORD July 31, 1971 SYDNEY UNIVERSITY NOTES By and large, any records of our ed out in his game-long discussion game with a gallant Macquarie Uni- with the goal umpire on Britain's en versity should be expunged. How- try into the Common Market. PrL- ever, our best player, Rod Tubbs' sident Peter Hastings called in and performance merited comment. Now, was so delighted with the display our mercurial Rodney has turned in that he departed immediately. How- many fine displays. One recalls his ever, the tea mshowed brilliant form effort some years ago in a first grade around the keg at Mike Righetti's match against South Sydney, of kick- barbecue after the game so we can ing nine goals as a rover. arlierE look forward to next week's tussle this season, he notched ten goals with our traditional rivals, Uni. of from half forward. On Saturday, he N.S.W. With the holiday vacation took over the centre half forward starting at University this week, it is position in addition to his usual dual to be hoped that the ranks of our roles on both flanks, thus occupying dedicated athletes will not be thm- the entire half forward line sisnul ned too much. taneously! Quite fascinating and TACKLE unique Col Keeble at full back show- BALMAIN CLUB NOTES Doug that was a close shave ing the last quarter John Coles act- against Wests. The third grade team ing as boundary umpire made a very got through by the seats of their good mark, but unfortunately it was pants. Lucky that Kenny Ward was out of bounds. in the field again. Good players Bill Our first team had the advantage Muir, Steve Renneberg, Wayne of the wind in the first quarter but Smith, Kevin McMahon, Lenny paid for it during the last quarter. Cairns, A. Turner, but Andrew Shep- Richie Winch gave a terrific show hard said at the last moment; ot.her- as did Frank Bottomley and Jeff wise Balmain sailed to third place. Cann. We extend best wishes to Bob Our second team gave a good show McDonald when he goes up for his Our backline (Davis, Casey, Cramp- second Phelan medal. Here's hoping. ton) was in very good form and dur-

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18 THE FOOTBALL RECORD July 31, 1971 N.S.W.A.N.F.L. STATISTICS BY PETER CROSLAND FIRST GRADE-ROUND 17 DIVISION li-A GRADE-ROUND 14 W L For Ag. % Pts. Syd. Uni 12 2 1992 714 278.9 48 Easts 14 3 2182 1436 151.9 56 U. N.S.W. 12 2 1636 768 213.0 48 Wests 12 5 2176 1223 177.9 48 Salesians 8 6 1054 1140 92.5 32 N. Shore 12 5 2060 1339 153.8 48 South 6 8 990 1101 89.9 24 *St. George 11 5 1697 1468 115.646 Warringah 3 11 889 1294 68.7 12 Balmain 7 10 1759 1631 107.5 28 MacQuarie Uni 1 13 422 1933 21.8 4 Newtown 6 11 1528 1600 95.5 24 RESULTS 'K S. Dists 5 11 1453 1875 77.5 22 Uni NSW 12.22 d Wa'rringah 1.4 S. Naval - 17 799 3069 26.0 - South 8.9 d Salesians 7.8 Drawn games Sydney lJni. 18.15 d MacQuarie 1.6 RESULTS Newtown 4.4, 9.11, 14.14, 20.17 (137) SECOND DIVISION-B GRADE-ROUND 14 Sydney Naval 2.3, 4.4, 5.5, 9.8 (62) Syd. Uni. 11 - 1052 344 305.9 44 U. NSW 9 2 1044 350 297.1 36 North Shore 5.2, 8.5, 11.14, 17.15 (117) Warringah 5 6 404 690 58.5 20 St. George 3.2, 8.9, 10.10, 11.18 (84) Salesians 4 7 409 816 47.8 16 Wests 0.1, 5.10, 7.12, 17.17 (119) South - 12 212 961 22.1 - Balmain 2.4, 3.5, 8.9 9.10 (64) RESULTS Easts 4.1 8.6 10.10, 16.16 (112) Uni NSW 10.13 d Warringah 1.3 Southern Districts 1.1, 7.4, 8.7, 12.12 (84) Salesians d South Sydney (forfeit) Sydney Uni-Bye. SECOND GRADE-ROUND 17 S.D.A. Wests 17 - 1773 543 326.5 68 Wests 15 - 1712 302 566.9 60 N. Shore 12 5 1479 844 175.2 48 "P. Hills 9 5 750 742 101.2 36 Easts 11 6 1573 945 166.4 44 Penshurs 6 9 650 929 70.0 24 St. George 10 7 1243 919 135.3 40 Easts 5 9 557 798 69.8 20 Newtown 7 10 1077 981-109:§_28 Norths 5 0 666 997 66.8 20 S. Dists 7 10 1024 1240 826 28 "Blacktown 3 10 342 890 38.4 12 Balmain 4 13 779 1583 49.2 16 S. Naval - 17 409 2179 18.8 - RESULTS RESULTS -'enshurst 13.16 d Blacktown 0.6 Wests 12,32 d Balmain 2.2 East 8.10 d P. Hills 6.8 Newtown 9.20 d S. Naval 1.1 West 13.26 d North 2.3 North Shore 9.10 d St. George 2.6 Abandoned Matches Easts 9.9 d Southern Districts 58 THIRD GRADE-ROUND 17 :Balmain 12 IL 1292 852 151.6 50 LEADING GOALKICKERS St. George 12 5 1670 975 171.3 48 FIRST GRADE J. TREWN N. Shore) ...... 3 63 "Wests 11 4 1057 684 153.1 48 P. THORPE Easts) "S. Dists 10 6 971 1033 94.0 42 ...... 4 63 G. CANN Balmin) ...... 1 46 S. Naval 10 7 1190693171.340 R. WINCH (Balmain) ...... 3 44 N. Shore 8 9 1071 1150 93.1 32 D. WAJ DUCK Wests) ...... - 34 Easts 2 15 428 1395 30.7 8 B,. McBRIAR Norlh Shore) ...... 1 31 Newtown 1 16 370 1313 28.2 4 I. KIDD Newtown) ...... Drawn games 4 31 Drawn games SECOND GRADE RESULTS J. WOODS Easts) ...... 1 46 Balmain 7.7 tied Wests 6.11 W. SMYTHE Fasts) ...... - 29 St. George 7.14 d N. Shore 7.9 M. CHAMBERS North Shore) ...... - 28 Sydney Naval 22.15 d Newtown 0.0 THIRD GRADE Southern Districts d Easts (forfeit) K. WARD Balmain) ...... 2 39

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