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PHONE :. W AGGA 8577 PRINTED AT OXFORD PRINTERY, 32 JOHNSTON GRIFFITH 1448 STREET, , N.S.W., ~OR THE PROPRIETORS VICTORIAN • PUBLISHING · COMPANY WHEN YOU THINK ) F E. A. S. RICHTER MILNE & GALLAGHER u AND SONS 17 Berry Street, Wagga R DOBNEY A VE., W AGGA N Roof Tile Supplier and I & INTERSTATE Fixers T TRANSPORT SERVICE Agents for: u R For cartage of building material, Wunderlich Terra Cotta Wool, Produce and all types of E general loaing Tiles ; Various Cement Tiles. THINK NESBITTS WAGGA YOU CALL- WE'LL HAUL (Locally Owned) PHONES: 8630 - 3081 Phone: 4549 Vol. 1. SUNDAY, JUNE 11, 19~1. No•. ~~ L E GRIFFITH TIMBERS PTY. LTD. E X SAWMILLERS AND JOINERS -BONEGILLA ROAD, GRIFFITH A E Cyprus Pine, Hardwood, Fibro and All Building Requirements G C PHONE 179. After Hours, 1335 (J, TAYLOR) u u E T KNOW YOUR FOOTBALL except as provided for in clause (g) of this Law. The field umpire shall I LAWS OF THE GAME be the sole judge of the first sound of V • Condooed from last issue. the bell. Note: If the ball was touched in E (c) No free kick shall be given if the giving of such free kick will pen­ transit the umpire must be satisfied Pa••• s.c:. T11•A ■ , that the score was not assisted by any J. A, QUINN F. H. BRATTON H. W. McKINNON alise the side offended against. (d) No free kick shall be given other player, but, if the ball touches EDITORIAL against a player who, in legitimately any player below th eknee it becomes going for a mark, interferes with an dead and no score shall be recorded. Using the language of our racing confreres, "approaching the tum, the opronent from behind. (i) When a defending player from a field is beginning to bunch up!" free kick or mark is permitted to take Mter last weekend's round of matches we find Griffith still leading, but (e) A player awarded a free kick has kick from outside the goal or be­ only by a whisker from Ariab Park-Mll'l'ool, with five 01hers still looking fOI' must go back to the spot where the hind line, he must kick, handball or the inside run and Leeton only a length away and starting to make a forward breach occurred before being allowed take the ball into play in the direction move. to kick or play the ball. If such of his mark or free kick. In such These may be racing terms, but they were never more applicable than player kicks or plays the ball without cases, the player on the mark shall not they are the South West competition as it stands at the moment. Last year comJ?lying with this Law the field be permitted to come within five (5) we were on tenterhooks right up until the last "home and home" to know who dlllp1re shall stop play and enforce ya1d~ of the goal or behind line. would make the final four out of a possible six but, at l'his stage, there are no compliance. (j) When a player has been awarded less than eight clubs battling for final positions. (0 If the field umpire has blown his a mark or a free kick and an opponent This week all clubs will be without star players who have been picked to whistle for a free kick he may cancel unduly holds or deprives him of, or represent the League again.st the strong Ovens and Murray side. There is no such free kick by calling "Play on" refuses horn possession of the ball, or doubt that clubs will miss these players, but the honour of the League is at if the side offended against will be deliberately encroaches over the stake. Ovem and Murray have long been considered the strongest combination penalised by enforcing the free kick. mark, or refuses to come back to the in the Victorian Country Football League, and experts say that the winner (g) When a goal is kicked by a spot where the mark or free kick was at on Saturday will be the eventual outright winner next year. player, and while the ball is being awarded, or in any way deliberately What a feather in our cap if we can do it. kicked or is in transit a breach of the delays the play, the spot where the COUNTRY CHAMPIONS , • • and not altogether a pipe dream. Laws is made by an opponent, the field umpire shall give the "All clear" signal mark or free kick was awarded shall LEAGTTF. AWA Rn~ ANTI 1Cl~0 WINNERS and the goal shall be counted; but in be advanced not more than 15 yards the event of a behind being scored the nearer the goal which the player of player shall be given the option of the ,team entitled to the kick is attack­ another kick. If a breach of the Laws ing. is made by a player of the attacking The provisions of this Clause shall side the field umpire shall not signal apply where a player is taking a kick "All clear", but must award a free after the first sound of the bell (vlde kick. Law 18 (b) ). (h) At the first sound of the bell ft ) the ball shall be dead, but a player who has, before the first sound of the W. K. SIMPSON bell, taken a mark or been given a CHEMIST, GRIFFITH free kick shall be allowed to kick or Agents for: handball the ball. A goal or a behind Kidd! Croft Toys, Hospital and obtained therefrom, or from a ball Medical Fund which is in transit before the first Washington & Soul Products. MR. w. J, GAMMAGO K. MUIIPNY M11. s. G. LANHAM J, PUR ■ KHOU ■ K sound of the bell, shall be counted, Lo:Aauo: a. 111 F. WINNER 2ND XVIII B. & F. WINNER

EAT AND DRINK TO YOUR DELIGHT AT FRED THOMPSON'S C. R. AND P. I. HOWE LONDON HOTEL - Reliable Livestock Transporters and General Carriers. WHERE ALL SPORTSMEN MEET NARRANDERA. PHONE 386. PHONE 34. PETER BISHOP IV ER AC H'S Will todays match be an excitin& ROY AL HOTEL - · finish? will be pleased to welcome all "Rules" enthusiasts with a cool, COOLAMON A SURE WINNER ANY satisfying Tooths Ale. DAY- PHONE 68. Have your garments dry-cleane~ General Merchants and pressed at Farm and Household NA VIN'S · ARIAH PARK - Requirements Spring Fresh "Perclean" Dry GLEANINGS ANTICS Cleaning The results in the paper on Monday Although rep. games against. Mel­ Clothing and Drapery 34 & 396 BANNA AVE., morning proved that it wasn't just a bourne sides are not over-popular with GRIFFITH bod dream-Leeton thrashed us by the majority of club supporters, Gee• Phone 13. 7S points and, as a result, we have Jong's use of handball and playing to Phone 101. toppled well down the ladder. So now the open spaces proved an object lesson the opportunity is there for the Com• to the members of both our XVIII's, bines to show their fighting spirit and as last Sunday against Coolamon, they GRONG G-MATONG A.P.-MIRROOL climb back up again. However, a much displayed a similar brand of football. 1. P. BOX Call in at the 1. J. HAWKE keener effort towards training is re­ This century win helped boost the all• 2. M. PIEPER 2. G. BRUEST quired from some senior players and important percentage, as the way 3. P. QUINN TUCKER BOX 3. E. JOHNSTON also a complacent attitude must be the competition table is shaping, 1t 4. A. SMITH 4. K. RYALL eradicated. could have a vital bearing on the 5. P. HOGAN Sweets, Cool Drinks, S. J. DUNN Leeton's form was an eye-opener, placings in the final four. 6. R. WALSH Groceries. 6. N. BRUEST and wi,h Narrandera, they must rate 7. G. MACK 7. B. BRYCE as the best team we have met this That win which has proved so W. & R. FIELDER elusive to our Seconds became a reality. 8. R. WILDS (Props.) 8. R. LEWIS season. 9. P. CURRY 9. R. PEACOCK Our 2nd XVIII, although going It was a real team effort, so keep up the good work, but remember 10. S. TOLSHER TOP END BANNA 10. P. QUADE down by 20 points, fully extended the 11. D. MURRELL AVENUE I 1. A. CHALMERS visitors, and with a little luck could Johnny Hawke's warning: "No train, no game!" 12. A. RAVA 12. B. PLEMING have finished much closer. Their im­ 13. C. WINES 13. W. CONNORS proved form is undoubtedly due to This club takes rather a disapprov­ 14. C. MORROW 14. I. WASON regular attendance at training by most ing view of mid-season rep. matches. IS. P. DUNN IS. B. WALKER of the players. We hope today's game Why not hold them at the end of the 16. W. WALSH 16. T. CONNORS against A.P.-Mirrool will prove out season, as it breaks the continuity of 17. L. WALL 17. R. PRENTICE last week's form all wrong, and at the competition, and exposes top 18. P. WALSH KENNEDY & CO. 18. J. QUADE · least it will be interesting to see how players, inculding paid coaches, to risk 19. G. JONES GRONG GRONG 19. I. PRESTON the Magpies perform without captain­ of injury. Let's face it: football is big 20. K. CEELY 20. N. WALKER coach Peter Box. business, and we need the top players 21. N. RUSSELL Stock & Station Agents, 21. K. HARRISON A spot of social news now, with as drawcards every match. Take Whit­ 22. A. JONES Etc. 22. R. McKENZIE congratulations to George Mack on ton's case last year, as an example, 23. P. PETHER Monthly Sheep Sales 23. B. WHITE his engagement to Miss Fay McLean, when they lost the services of Kevin 24. R. RATCLIFFE 24. L. DOUGAN of Narrandera. Now that George has Rogers for the remainder of the sea­ 25. N. RYAN 2nd Tuesday each nominated for the Matrimonial Stakes, son. The team seldom reached top 26. E. RYAN Month. he might give more attention to kick­ 27. J. CRAWFORD gear after that, without his on-the­ Phone Groog Grong 23. ing goals. field leadership. 28. A. RAE , Harry Cull was the lucky S.S. win­ · ) ner last week. To our encounter with the Magpies. SCORE CARD Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. We need the win to retain our posi­ Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. THEY SAY tion a·nd the Magpies appear to be at A tree is an object that has a bad the cross-roads after two success de­ G.G.-MATONG habit of jumping in front of speeding feats, so this should be one of the most A.P.-MIRROOL motor cars. closely contested games of the round. II I I R.R. & N. M. Dawson's CHOY BROS. GENERAL STORE RELIANCE GARAGE AND ROYAL HOTEL JOHN MATTERSON Grong Grong ENGINEERING WORKS GRONG GRONG FARMERS HOME HOTEL Grong Grong MATONG for all your Household and welcomes all "Rules" Players Sporting Requirements Agents for: will be pleased to meet you after Shell, Shearer Farm Machinery and supporters with a choice Trophies a Speciality. of Resch's or Richmond Ale. the game. PHONE 2. PHONE 21 or 38. GROG AT ITS BEST! LANHAM'S OF LEETON NULTY'S SMITH & BAILEY EXCLUSIVE JEWELLERS LANHAM'S MOTORS 52 PINE A VE., LEETON 4 RAILWAY AVE., LEETON for Exclusive Diamond Rin1s for Chrysler, Slmca and Aultin for daily Fresh Fruit and Phone for after hours appointment N.R.M.A. District Depot. Ph. 564 Vegetables. Panel & Bodyworks. Ph. 361) or 645 You phone - we deliver. GENERAL CARRIERS 568 or 645. PHONE 434. PHONE 652 or 81. LEETON GRIFFITH GRIFFITH GEN LEETON LINGO 1. F. FITZPATRICK BARKERS 1. L. SEXTON 2. R. VIVIAN 2. V. HATHAWAY Congratulations to Narrandera for At last we have returned to the THE 3. K. ROWSTON a good double last Sunday. The First winning list, at the expense of the 3. D. GLADMAN 4. E. GLADMAN DRY CLEANING 4. J. ELEY XVIII in particular were very impres­ Magpies, and not for a moment did 5. L. COLLIS sive and played like a premiership we expect it to be by such a big 5. L. STOCKTON SPECIALISTS 6. C. FELL 6. J. FIELDER team. margin-against a team of their calibre. 7. R. TYNDALL They had a big following, too, and I congratulate our boys, as there 7. B. FELL 90 PINE A VENUE 8. W. TYNDALL with great local interest the Club had were no passengers, and each one 8. J. FOLEY LEETON 9. G. BROWNE its record gate-£178-and this despite turned in a creditable performance. 9. A. WATERS Plus Depots 10. D. ALLEN 10. M. NEWMAN opposition from a feature Rugby One could not single out best players PHONE 88 11. D. BEST game. in fairness to others. Neil certainly 11. K. LUHRS 12. A. BIRON Bill Biron rocked well all day, and kicked well; his kicks bringing up 12. L. BLACKETT 13. J. ANDERSON his loss early in the last quarter was a seven majors. 13. M. KRUSE 14. J. KLOOT big blow. Coach Len Sexton played Our only player now on the injured 14. N. STOCKTON 15. F. CONLAN his usual fast, elusive game and kicked list is Len Blacket. However, he is in 15. J. LEWIS 16. D. KOEHLER well for his six goals, with two near­ top condition by hard running and 16. D. LYONS The 17. R. SPEARS misses (over the post, according to will be fit on his return to the game. 17. R. STOCKTON WATTLE CAFE 18. D. GEDDES the goal ump.). Len now has the The Second Grade game was well 18. J. BREED 19. A. SMITH 19. G. SCHLITZ Delicious Meals, Late honour of being leading goal-kicker. fought, with plenty of opposition from Suppers. 20. R. DAVIES The Seconds' game was a vicious the Magpies' Seconds. Greg Harvey is 20. K. JONES 21. J. BORTOLAZZO 21. A. POULSEN Milk and Pure Fnilt affair that called for early decisive to be congratulated on his excellent Drinks. 22. B. YOUNG action by the umpire. This was not return to the game. 22. R. McGREGOR 23. R. WHITE 23. T. FOSTER Exclusive to The forthcoming and what could have been Hot Bonox, biscuits has taken on Wattle: 24. A. SUTTON a good game was spoilt by too much well after training sessions--here's 24. J. KIDMAN 25. K. KESBY 25. N. McDERMOTT American Dairy Delite playing the man. Only one player hoping that the Bonox steward does Ice Cream 26. D. DREYER was reported, but perhaps• the report not let the flame die out too often. 26. M. McALIECE 26. R. EVANS 27. W. BREED 70 PINE A VENUE card wasn't big enough to list every­ Would all committeemen and play­ LEETON Phone 249. 27. K. SAVAGE one that should have been named. ers who are available please assist 28. R. CLAYTON 28. J. DIGGLEMAN Casualties on Sunday were Bill Tyn­ Brother Stanilaus at the College dall, Bill Biron and Jim Fielder, with grounds next Monday, as the school SCORE CARD Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. GJs. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. leg injuries, and Seconds' player Ernie boys' knock-out is being held. All Wade, broken finger .. assistance will be appreciated, as we LEETON Add these to the four Griffith plar.­ want the knock-out to be a great suc­ II ers in the S.W.D.F.L. team, and it will cess. GRIFFITH be seen the teams against Leeton on II Sunday will contain a few new faces. Special thanks to Cec Dacey, Ian The Club will sta~e its annual Ball Pitt and Jack Harris, for the excellent job in erecting the timekeepers' box, on Friday, July 14, 10 Woodside Hall The Recognised "Rules and, with the Farrer game on Sunday, and further thanks to Ian and Cec for KINLOCH BROTHERS the players should be able to enjoy ere~t!ng extra lighting at ground for PTY. LIMITED House" themselves. trammg. Congratulations to Frank and Des 31 - 35 PINE AVE., LEETON AREA * THEY S-AY on making the team to play Ovens A team's strength is revealed in its and Murray on Saturday, and wishing The Store for all your HOTEL weakness. them success. Home Building GRIFFITH Requirements That's where we'll meet after RICHARDS the match! LEETON DEPARTMENT FRANK DRISCOLL and STORE AUB FARRELL HAIRD~ER AND Kitchenware, Crockery, Licensee. can supply all your Furniture TOBACCONIST and Floor Covering Require­ etc. PHONE 185. ments. 86 PINE A VE., LEETON PHONE 781 Phone 452. STOP FOR ALL HOTEL COO.LAMON ADVANCE TYRES, ACCESSORIES HOTEL PHONE 28 WAGGA GREASING, REP AIRS BILL MORGAN (Prop.) "The Recognised Rules House" & PETROL see Stopping place of all COOLAMON CHATTER TURVEY TIDBITS KERLIN'S After their rather inglorious defeat We were again thrilled with another "Aussie Rules" Fans on Sunday last, . there had better soon fighting fin ish by our seniors to earn SERVICE STATION be an improvement on the way. There full points against Ardlethan last EDWARD STREET, WAGGA Choice of or are no excuses; the reason was quite Sunday. Among the highlights: PHONE 3781 Beers. obvious-an efficiently trained team Fred Gallagher's playing of a romped home against 18 poorly condi­ captain's game, inspiring his team and tioned players. Johnny Hawke and his leading them lo victory. boys are to be congratulated on their TURVEY PARK COOLAMON excellent performance, and their fast, "Tommo", kicking a goal (usually back line); must have strayed. I . F. GALLAGHER RIVEiUNA l. IAN GILLET play-on football was really good to 2. L. cox ELECTRIC CO. 2. T. TIPPING watch. "Nobby" Nolan, "bird nesting" up 3. D. BAKER 3. R. PIEPER Few Coolamon players in the senior the back of a six foot opponent. . 4. N. MORROW 58 EAST STREET 4. K. TIPPING game rate a mention, and three play­ John Wright and Allan Grentell, 5. G. NYE NARRANDERA 5. B. BRADLEY ers who tried hardest all day were both labouring under injuries; kicking c,. A. GRENTELL 6. J. McKELVIE Ron Hilton, Brian Browne and Bob four and three goals respectively­ 7. R. LANGRIDGE for all types of 7. A. TIPPING Jolly. typical of the Turvey Park "G". 8. N. McLENNAN Domestic and Industrial 8. T. O'BRIEN Best player for Ariah Park would Barry Conway, showing great im­ 9. R. NOLAN Installations 9. B. BROWNE be Bernie Bryce, who kicked three provement in all departments. 10. C. HARRISON Riverina Coverage. 10. N. THOMPSON goals from the cemre half forward The "Mosquito Fleet" was given I I. R. THOMSON PHONE 610. 11. R. INCH position, and was directly responsible special attention by the opposition in 12. W. PRIEST 12. T. PATTERSON for as many more by good, unselfish the third quarter; trainers of both sides 13. W. GALLAGHER 13. G. McCARRON play. were kept busy. 14. B. DOHERTY 14. B. GRADY The Seconds' match went the same The whole team combined well to 15. J. KEATING 15. D. BELL way as the seniors, and ended with an stave off a (ietermined effort by Ard­ 16. P. WILKENS 16. B. BRADLEY easy win for the Combines. The locals lethan in tlie last quarter. 17. R. SMALL Western Riverina 17. J. SANDFORD were still in the game up until half Congratulations, Ardlethan, on a 18. F. CRAWFORD Sports Store 18. R. HILTON time, but at that stage the opposition good effort. 19. G. PEAKE · 19. N. IRVINE The Seconds' team made a strong 20. R. PRICE for all your Sporting 20. R. JOLLY got their combination going and it was Requirements just a matter of how far they would bid to win their match against Ardle­ 21. J. McNAMARA 21. J. SMITH win by. than, but the honours were well divid­ 22. J. WRIGHT JIM LAIRD 22. K. BLACK ed and a draw was· a fitting end to 23. G. WOODLANDS 23. K. GUTHRIE Best for Coolamon were N. Bradley, will be pleased to meet an evenly contested game. 24. A. ABSOLUM you. 24. G. PARMENTER B. Carey, G. Guthrie, K. Guthrie and We play Coolamon at home next 25. J. STAPLETON 25. C. YOUNG B. Grady. Two new young players, Sunday; keep the good work up, 26. R. McCALLISTER · BANNA AVENUE 26. T. CURTIS B. Irvine and L. Hugler, both played boys. 27. K. BURKINSHAW GRIFFITH 27. G. WEBSTER well. ) 28. G. BROWN Phone 399. 28. J. KEW This weekend should really provide 29. W. KENDALL 29. J. MALONEY a feast of top class football with the * THEY SAY SCORE CARD Gh,. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. Caltex Country Championships on There are no idle rumours--rumours Saturday; ninth round of home and are always busy. home games, and every possibility of TURVEY PARK !I competing at Wangaraaa in the final :' II on Monday. So best of luck to all cause they know less* and understand COOLAMON l1'1 II participating! · more.

THEO'S SLATTERY'S BROOKS SQUIRES Coolamon Cafe Newsagency ~ Gift Store SHOE SPECIALIST 1, for that after-the-game Snack. Cards for every occasion GRIFFITH AND LEETON "For the Best in Men's Wear" FISH, GRILLS, MILK BAR Also for your personal Football The LeaC:ing Store for all classes US BANN A A VE .. and SOFT DRINKS Supplies. of high grade Footwear for all GRIFFITH the family. PHONE 121. COOLAMON - PHONE 112. K. E. KEOUGH & CO. - W AGGA W AGGA. Phone 9400 WEBSTER'S CORDIALS LICENSED PLUMBERS AND DRAINERS HIGH MARK OF QUALITY All types of MECHANICAL TRENCHING EXCAVATION Promptly and Efficiently carried out. QUARTER-TIME - HALF-TIME - ALL THE TIME Webster's Soft Drinks are the Best GANMAIN GRAPEVINE ARDLETHAN ANECDOTES ARDLETHAN GANMAIN As predicted, Whitton gave us a Well, as per usual, we played the hard game, helped somewhat by the game the usual way with Turvey, but I. LES ROMAR! DEMPSEY'S 1. L. STEPHENSON shocking state of the ground. It we were a bit slow getting into gear 2. N. SMITH (Capt.) would have been quite good if a and we didn't click until the last half. 3. 0. GUTHRIE DRAPER Y 2. L. CARROLL mower had been put over it, in spite All congratulations to Turvey, and we 4. R. DAY 3. W. McCAIG ~ ►5. R. SMITH GANMAIN 4. R. PARMENTER of the overnight rain. The football was will try to catch up to you next time. 6. R. STEWART of a very low standard, except for brief Clothing for the whole , 5. IAN LOGAN occasions, such as when, in the third Next week we travel to Ganmain 7. B. LANG 6. J. McCAIG term, the Tigers, inspired by their and we expect a good game to result, 8. J. STOUT Family. 7. E. McCAIG coach (Kevin Rodgers), put on five and it will be an all-out effort this 9. B. M. CARROLL 8. H. BOARDMAN goals straight. time from the first bounce. A large IO. BRIAN CARROLL 9. GARRY CARROLL crowd is expected to take to the road 11. S. WYKES PHONE 171. 10. W. KEMBER Maurice Reiher and Rex McPherson and make the journey to Ganmain. It 12. F. THOMPSON 11. W. MANNING played well in their first senior game. is anticipated that Fred Thompson and 13. G. HUGHES 12. G. CARROLL Congratulations, Laurie, in again Les Romari will be unavailable be­ 14. L. ALLEN 13. MICK CARROLL being selected as fullforward in the cause of commitments in the Ovens 15. B. HENRY 14. R. HATTY League side. Let's hope they give you and Murray game. Other than that 16. J. KELLY 15. REX HOLGATE a better go than they did in the last we will be at full strength, and are 17. C. F. MARTIN Kelly's Butchery 16. DES CARROLL game. hoping for that percentage and win. 18. W. B. CARROLL 17. JIM CROUCH 19. G. STOUT WHIITON 18. F. CROUCH Our Seconds had another win. The The Seconds played a mighty game 20. R. GASSIN 19. B. LOGAN game was a lively affair, with some and drew with Turvey Park. New re­ 21. D. POPPLE 20. T. LENON heated exchanges. Cut it out, fellows­ cruit Paul Dunn put up a creditable for Service, Civility and t 22. J. MINCIN 21. M. REIHER such tactics will not get you anywhere performance in his first game with the 23. M. HORAN high grate Meat. 22. PAT CROUCH . . . only a spell on the fence. Stars and greater things are expected Orders delivered. 23. C. HERMIES from this player. Mick Horan has 24. B. DILLON Coolamon and Ganmain have the the boys keen, as has Les Romari, Phone 45 or, after catering rights next Saturday at Nar­ 25. D. HUBBARD and we expect to reward them for hours, 58. 26. F. ROACH randera. It will be a big job and any their efforts. help will be appreciated. As well as 27. JOE CROUCH the afternoon tea, there will be hot The ground received a nice drop dog stalls and also the booth to man. of welcome rain and will benefit by it. SCORE CARD Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. I understand canned beer will be sold. It will be in tip top condition for the We will have a busy weekend, as we next home game. ARDLEfflAN have a home match. The effort will II be headed by the Logan brothers, Col Several players were tried in differ­ GANMAIN and Ken, - both live wires. ent positions this week and showed ' II out well, after becoming accustomed l Ardlethan, who visit us, will be to their positions. This is probably without their captain and coach, and why we were so slow in starting to also Fred Thompson, their two star come in the game with Turvey Park. STEVENS players, but, as our coach will also ROYAL HOTEL be out, it will even things up. The These players are expected to keep SERVICE STORE winner would be hard to predict, but these positions now and we are going GANMAIN it should be a good game. to keep on going from the first bounce. Hardware and Paint Specialists Right in the heart of town Good Beer, Meals and After the game - don't forget Victa Mower Sales and Good Cheer THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, WHITTON Service and replay the game with Good Beer and Service. GANMAIN Harold French, Prop. Best wishes from JACK MYERS. Phone 13. Phone 27. Invite your Tourist Friends to a palate-tickling FISH or TASTY MARSHALL When visiting Narrandera, GRILL LUNCHEON or SUPPER remember The most popular Cafe in Narrandera is DRY CLEANERS THE ROYAL MAIL THE GOLDEN KEY For Quality Cleaning HOTEL C. LETTIE, Prop. PHONE 285. Three Narrandera Depots; also where all "Rules" Fans congregate. at Grong Grong, Barellaa, Carra­ We don't keep Good Beer • NARRANDERA WHITTON WHISPERS thool and . we sell it! 4-Hours' Service a Speciality. NATTERINGS Well, the Tigers went within an First Class Table ace of notching up their first win of .. All work under personal super- .. HOWARD HOPKINS After a very good game, we manag­ .. vision of Frank English (Prop.) .. (Prop.) ed to bring Griffith back to the field the season last Sunday, and only poor kicking in front of goal deprived them PHONE 7. by winning by fifteen points. Neither II I PHONE 293. side would have been disgraced by de­ of this honour. feat after such a good game. At the first change, Whitton led by three points; at half time they were NARRANDERA WHIITON Once again John Cornish dominated trailing by IS points. In the third term centre half back. Bloomy roved very the Tigers outplayed their counterparts I. A. WHITAKER Dale & Osmond I. K. RODGERS well all day and our dashing winger in all departments. The Tiger support­ 2. K. PODMORE 3. H. HENKE Ted Kersopp opened up many moves ers were more than jubiliant, and a 3. I. HINCHLEY QUALITY BUTCHERS 4. A. TAYLOR to goal by quick thinking and lots of win was evident, but just when we 4. B. WATERS 5. L. DUNBAR speed. Jacko defended well in the were expected to go on to better things, 5. A. JACKSON East St., Narrandera 6. T. HYDE sticks, and made many long dashes our game slumped and as the final 6. G. O'BRIEN · 10. A. O'CONNELL down field. siren sounded we were seen trailing 7. J. BLOOMFIELD where satisfied custom­ 11. B. LEITCH All players, however, did their bit the Maroons by 14 points. 8. P. MELLINGTON ers have built our 12. R. LLOYD 13. E. REYNOLDS to give us such a good win, especially I thought Kevin Rodgers was the 9. J. QUILTER business. Kerry and Kevin in the forwards; 10. B. RAVA 15. E. WILLIAMS outstanding player on the ground; he 16. J. EMMERSON Cedric and Peter in the centre. Riley was given good support from Ed Wil­ 11. C. BRIGGS Phone 152 or 173. gained the shirt and Bloomy the Oscar. 12. E. KIRSOPP 17. L. THOMPSON liams, Red Kelly, J. Tuckett, J. Asmus 13. E. DUFFY 18. B. WEA VER Our Seconds, in a hectic finish, man­ and Brian Weaver, the latter turned in 14. K. MALE 19. B. KELLY aged to withhold Griffith to win by his best performance for the season. 15. P. PLEDGER 21. G. KELLY three points, and so stay on top of the Our backs were solid in defence­ 16. J. CORNISH 23. J. ASMAUS ladder. this to show out were Rickey Lloyd, 24. N. WILLIAMS E. Reynolds and Bob Painting. 17. R. FORBES Stan and Beauy rucked well; Poss, 18. R. TURNER SCOTT'S 25 . J. TUCKETT Ken and Ian Jones roved well and the Sunday night players and support­ 19. G. BOTTEN 26. M. TUCKETT skipper and brother Robert played ers organised a barbecue, and a great 20. T. MILLER Cosy Corner very good football all day. night was had by all. The players are 21. K. OSMOND Newsagcncy, Refresh­ We look forward to similar results very thankful to those supporters who 22. B. ROYAL next Sunday, though we will be supplied eats, etc. 23. B. LIPSCOMBE ments, Groceries and weakened by the inter-League matches Seen at the game last Sunday were 24. T. SHEATHER Small goods. -somewhat more so than our oppon­ two of our players from last year, 25. R. HYDE ents, but may the best side win. George and Ian Williams--up for the 26. A. HOLMAN WHIITON weekend from Canberra. Pity you 27. B. STAFFORD Phone 28. were not in the centre, fellows; but 28. W. HORNSEY good to see you. & THEY SAY 9. K. JONES * Sunday the Tigers journey to the Lady barrackers are a howling Banana town of Narrandera (hope the SCORE CARD Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. Gls. Bhds. success. fruit inspectors are not out), and al­ though we go on the field the under­ NARRANDERA dogs, the Blue and Golds won't have WHITTON There is no room* in the Bulldogs' everything their own way. rank for pointers. So here's hoping for a good game. I I ii I

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