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Fixtures for Next Week No. 18 JULY 30 and 31, 1966 Price Sc Fixtures for Next Week CESSNOCK v. MACQUARIE UNITED NORTHERN SUBURBS v. LAKES UNITED MAITLAND v. WESTERN SUBURBS CENTRAL NEWCASTLE v. SOUTH NEV/CASTLE WARATAH-MAYFIELD v. KURR! KURRI �� Color- (G) Phone:· 2 1977 starring James Garner and Bookings at Melina Mercouri Theatre - Plus -. Sessions ·11, 2, 5, 8 COLOUR FEATURETTES I North's half back Brian Askie is busy Congratulations to. Macquarie player receiving congratulations on the birth Barry Morrison on becon1ing 21 last of a son last Sunday. Wednesday. Barry ·is a·· leading con­ J tender for the Agland Trophy, securing another major award against North. Cessnock second rower Denis Ives wa·s - I I responsible for an outstanding exhib­ ition of cover defence against West last. Northern Suburbs , juniors result · of Saturday. Keep up the good work,,· guessing competition of the. autographed I Denis. football was won by M. Smith, Gipp SI., Cari"ington. I Peter Shields retutns to first grade · football with Macquarie this week. Peter Kurri Ku;-ri lucky- numbl'!r last w6ek·' will pack in wit!\ K_eilh Graham: These - was 8131:,: -won by· Mrs. J .. Cook of · \Yeston. · �, · . " - ·. " two were together with the 1960. Tor­ .. · v ' . I onto side. : Ccingralulationsf to Joi-in:Wright Jnr.. ani Marilyn_ ori_ ·.their. engageinellt. I A Jot of thanks must go to North's West second row forward Ken Erner- trainers - John Webber, Kevin Pass­ . ton gels a well deserve_d · .chance once more for the grand job they have done again in the senior side_. Ken ,has been I with the players throughout the season. turri1ng very · sound performances, in the Reserve grade team. Ken was wear­ Wanltah's scl10ol boys all did well .at i.ng a huge grin as he received congratu­ I last week's "Carnival despile:.lbe fact that lations last· Saturday on being; made ·a only one side, Hughie Banks under 9s father · by his charming · wife Yvonne. were able to wih . f<;\r the : second year Th� name for his. son is Tod .. I in succession. Make no mistake, this is a fine side for one so young. After see­ Cessnock player Bill Walsh had the ing them play I feel Waratah's first honour cf being 'the first player. lo scpre grade side could learn a few things from. a try against Western Suburbs third them, notably discipline, forwards. mov- . grade team. -.. Bill was.• pJ;i.ying: his first ing up in defence, abilit'y to hold "j:ios- . game· since . breaking· his hand in the session and the will to wiri. Caltex· co·mpetition. · · West. front row forward Geoff Mc­ fohn Bucknell of Lakes Uhited club lachlan, who is playing with the Re­ rriade his reappearance· 111·· Reserve grade serves has improved out of sight Since last Saturday. John has made a good bis arrival from Narrabri earlier in the recovery after his recc:,nt car accident. season. ·So much so he could well play Keith Marker·· also .'slroultl 'be ready; to first grade before the season ends. resume this week ·again.st West: -�· . .. Featherweights · .... - . .. ·. are Boots that are designed and made to give fit and pli:1ying comfort ! . * No other boots give you that glove lil,e feeling ,· , , , You owe it to your -feet 1;d firstly 1 ry -· * FEATHERWEIGHTS Obtainable from all Shoe-.Stores ,and Sports Stores - the same boot a,s worn by all leading Internation.al · Footballel'S·. · r.Wc;st ,e_vergreen . player Neil "Honk" Ken Davies today plays in the third 'Gibson,· who reappeared 'last· week · in grade team, the first game· since· he third grade, made· a very · successful re­ broke a bone in his hand against Mac­ turn by scoring .a try and went quite quarie in the first round. Ken no doubt well till the lack of match practice told. will be a great asset, no matter what , Neil could be,a handy man'.:'to ·have in grade he plays in for the rest of the case of injtiry, for .the higher grades season. before the season ·ends. Another Lakes United player who i_s Waratah juniors continue their win­ rapidly nearing his I 00 points is first :ning run and all three grades are. cer- grader,· Bill Lockett. Bill· has only been ·tain. semi-finalists plus the f_act'.that they kicking for Lakes in the last nine foi:­ could also take out the ·President's· Cup. tures .' and in those games has booted · Wanitah is for.tunate to .. have such a through thirty-seven goals, an average executive with hard working Allan Pont" of more than 8 points .a match. 'at· the. head together with Terry Moore and Keith Williamson. A special men­ · Congratulations to Lakes United Re­ tion to the, three coaches especially serve grade fullback Peter Thomson on Keith Edwards who has done a masterly reaching his I 00 points· for the season. job with his under 15's. Peter attained this total when. he kicked seven goals against Kurri Reserves last Cessnock dub a�� vr-:ry foitunate in Saturday.· having such a-, keen supporter and com­ mitteeman in Mr. Murray Tyrell. Mur­ : ray's. financial gestures a�e appreciated IRVINE'S RECORD · · · ·by the Nocks. By scoring three tries in the Third Test against the Englishmen last Satur­ day, North Sydney winger Ken Irvine set a record that will be hard to beat,· by scoring 12 tries jn Tests between England and Australia. · Up to last Saturday Irvine shared the record with Reg Gasnier with nine tries each. Gasnier has been on the injured list this,season and should he make a recov­ ery he will probably be th.e _only Aus­ tralian to seriously challenge Irvine's record in the future. CEC. BULL North's · Captain-Coach Free Advisory Service ? For Insui'ance .and Assurance in . the Safe,\lt,. Soundest ·form consulf- . ., ' .. SADDINGJON'S INSURANCES P'l'Y. LTD. Incl�ding Footballers'· Injury·. Insurance· · · , 33 Watt. Street,' NewcastJe. JACK FITZPATRICK Phone 21464 Macquarie's Centre-threeqitarter : ....: ......... _:_·,: .. : . ..,._.. � ' �Jew castle Leagues Club ATTENTION MEMBERS Saturday, July 30: 8 p.m. CABARET, Bert Carr and his Band. Compere Ken Potts. Sydney guest artist, Helen Gordon. vocalist. Sund2y, July 31: 10.30 a.m. K.O. SNOOKER TOURNAMENT; 8 p.m. Film, "McHALE'S NAVY", starring· Ernest Borgnine. Thursday, August 4: MIXED BOWLS, draw for partner at 7.45 p.m. \'"'VICK.HAM OV AL-3.15 p.m. Sunday, 31st July, 1966 North_ern Suburbs . v. Cessnock NORTHERN SUBURBS CESSNOCK Royal ·Blue and Sky Blue Bars Black and Gold F'ull-h�ck: F11JJ-h,,c,k: 1-N. HancOck 1--J. Goldman Th ree-quarten:: I· �R. Cooper Three-quart,ers: R. Hunter--3 Z--J. Dev-er 4--J. Wilson D. Ne,..-ton-5 W. lUitchell--3 Halves: 4-B. Slade · W. Hemsworth--5 6-R. Butier B- Aski-e-7 Halves: 6-W. Cartwright R.-Muir-7 Forwards: -� .. I 8--J. Gm R.'' Caml)bel!-'-9 Forwards: 10---'\V. OTI•en C. Bull-11 8--J. Scott · C. Garaty-9 12--J. "Knight D- · N'icbols-13 10-D. I..-es B. Peek-11 P. Anderson 12-A. Scott D. Schofleld-13 Referee; N. Spohr, Linesmen: D; Webb (Blue, Flag), R. Edwards (Red Flag) RESERVE GRADE 1.45 p.m. NORTHERN SUBURBS CESSNOCK ]"'1111-h�,-�,: F'ull-h�c-k: 1-V. Ouslo...­ -1-G. Whitfield Three-quarters: Three-quarters: 2--J. l\IcCarter J. Da,-is-!:I: 2-J. Phillips_ B. Campbell--3 4--P. °"'atsford C. Bunt-5 4-D- Dorricott W. Kembre;y,-5 Halves: Halves: 6--L. Plimruer D. DaYey-, 6-A. Peden I. F'lynn-7 Fon,·ards: Forwards: 8----.J. Newton J_ Benuett-9 8--D- Crump O. Renfre...-�9 · 10--T. l\Ialone E. Rnssell-11 10--J. Anderson B. Burgess-11 12-A. Jo1?.es K: Hutcltinson-13 12-J. Henderson .J. · �'llson-13 Referee: J. Woollett Linesmen: S. Delforce (BJue Flag); J. Leonard (Red Flag) �- Au&tralia'3 Leading Sporu Store EVERYTHING FOR RUGBY LEAGUE • Footballs· e Bladders e Boots e Socks e Head. 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