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.. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE N.S.W. FOOTBALL LEAGUE 64 REGENT STREET, CHIPPENDALE, N.S.W. 2008 30c W. H. HART PHONES: 698 1660 ' President 698 1391 Reaistered at G.P.O. Sydney for transmission by post a~ a newspaper TOP ACCOMMODATION THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH PACIFIC
Reservations through any Travelodge or your Travel Agent Sept. 3rd, 1978 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 1 1978 FINAL SERIES The 1978 Final Five after last weekend's round is North Shore 1 Minor Premiers on top of the ladder followed by Western Suburbs, St. George, East Sydney and Newtown. Pennant Hills who made the Final 5 last season at the expense ot East Sydney, finished just outside the 5 in 6th place with Southern, Dis tricts and Balmain. The sudden death Elimination First Semi Final will be played be· tween Newtown and East Sydney with the Qualifying First Semi Final teams being Western Suburbs and St. George. • Neutral grounds, Interchange Rule and Direct Telecast of 1978 Grand Final on the Sydney Showground are some of the exciting changes for the 1978 Final Series. , The first of the many changes will see the Elimination and Qualify. ing Semi Finals played on neutral grounds, Erskineville and Rosedale Ovals.. Big grounds also where the open spaces are condusive to top football. Traditional Grand Final ground Trumper Oval is being returfed and may be only available for the Preliminary Final on September 17th. The new 19th and 20th player interchange system has been intro duced for the Finals. And the Grand Final will be played at the Sydney Showground on September 24th. · A full A.B.C. televesion through N.S.W. of the Grand Final with a direct telecast of the last halt to Sydney. TH[ COURAGE $1000 AWARD The Courage $1000 Award for 1978 has been won by Jack McCormick of Southern Districts with 31 votes, followed by Wayne Goss _ of East Sydney with 23, Rob Hill of St. George with 20. and Barry Greaves of Western Suburbs with 19 votes. Congratulations, Jack. • The 1978 winning goalkicker is Wes Preston of Western Suburbs, with 77 goals, followed by Bob Hankinson of Newtown, with 70 and Russell Hughes of East Sydney with 63. 1978 GRAND FINAL VENUE This season the Grand Final will be played at the Sydney Show. ground on Sunday, 24th September. 2 THE FOOTBALL RECORD Sept. 3rd, 1978
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And Don't Forget Our Range of ROYAL CHINET DISPOSABLE PAPER PLATES l~·_,__,_A~dd~r~es~s~:2~7~R~Y~D~A~LM-E~R~E~A~V-E~N~U~E,~P~A~R~RA-M~A~TT~A,~2~1~50~_,_~ Sept. 3rd, 1978 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 3 SECOND DIVISION GRAND FINAL Campbelltown versus Uni of N.S.W. in both A and B Grades and Campbelltown versus Nirimba in the Under 20s. Quite an achievement considering just three short years ago somebody in the Campbelltown area said let us start an Aussie Rules team, today three prospective pre- mierships. · Of course this has not been achieved without a lot of hard work by the committee who when they started developed a plan to start a Junior competition and introduced the game into the schools and so on and as it progressed so did Campbelltown. They now have a viable junior competition and the game is played in 8 schools at present with 12 estimated for next year and 1978 three grand finalists quite an achievement in such a short time. Congratulations Campbelltown. Nevertheless the going won't be easy Uni of NSW are a formidable combination as well as being a consistant performer in these finals as their record shows, two grand finals and one runner up over the last three years, another good effort, and to predict the winners would be purely guess work as the differences between both teams is very small, so whoever gets the breaks early will take out this year's grand final. Ma~ the best team Win. PHELAN MEDAL The Phelan Medal for Best and Fairest in the Sydney First Grade Competition has been won by Jack McCormick of Southern Districts Club With 26 votes · Brett Francis of St. George Club 24 votes was runner up, with Wayne Goss of East Sydney third, with 20 votes. For the third year in a row the Phelan count was held at a special Medals Count and Dinner at the Newtown Rules Club. Winners of the other Best and Fairest Medals were as follows: Sanders Medal, C. McDonald, St. George. Kealey Medal, P. Webster, North Shore An interesting footnote to the Sanders and Kealey Medal Awards is that both winners Col McDonald (Reserve Grade), and Phil Webster (Thirds) also carried off the respective grade goal kicking awards. Our congratulations to Phelan Medal winner Jack McCormick who capped a fine year's football by winning this award and congratulations to all the Medal Winners in 1978. Full details of the Medal voting including Division II will be pub lished next week. 4 THE FOOTBALL RECORD Sept. 3rd, 1978
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CRAVEN FILTER CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP lsts 2nds 3rds Total North Shore 152 68 42 264 St. George ...... 108 64 36 208 West Suburbs 120 60 22 202 East Sydney 88 54 6 148 Newtown ...... 76 44 13 133 Sth Districts 64 20 21 105 Pennant Hills ..... 64 16 22 102 Balmain ..... 0 8 6 14
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STH DISTR!CTS v BALMAIN PENNANT H!LLS v EAST SYDNEY 3 W. Stone (Sth Dis) 3 G. Foster (Easts) 2 G. Bull (Bal) 2 R. Claridge (Easts) 1 S. McCormick (Sth Dist) 1 M. Gale (Pen Hills)
FINAL TOTAL POINTS 31 S. McCormick (Sth Dist) 1st 23 W. Goss (East Syd) 2nd 20 R. Hill (St Geo) 3rd 19 B. Greaves (Wests) 4th 17 S. Redenbach (Newtown) 16 M. Gale (Pen Hills) 15 K. O'Halloran (Newtown) 14 A. Fitzgerald (Norths) 12 R. Claridge (Easts) 9 W. Stone (Sth Dist) 8 H. Bray, G. Zuber, B. Francis, R. Treadrea, J. Pitu'ra, R. Curtis 7 W, Leneghan, G. Hooker, T. Watts, A. Woodhams, A. Suhan 6 S. Grasso, G, Bee, P. Andrews, P. Ankovics, M. Tegg, J. Creek, M, Morgan 5 P. Ratten, D, Pulver, J. Paszeck J. Bourke, L. Hetherington, A. Hill, C. Smith, D. Cater, A. Dudley 4 J. Brown, T. Hill, T. Pleming, A. Millward R. Mathieson, I. Geddes, K Jackson, I. Green, wood, L Brennan, G. Bull llllllllllllllllllltlltlllttlltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllttllllllltllllllllltllllllltllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllfllllltt 6 THE FOOTBALL RECORD Sept. 3rd, 1978 Wunderlich windows- an open and shut case on style and performance
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NSW Sales: Llewellyn Avenue, Villawood, NSW 2163 Telephone: (02) 72 0661 Sept. 3rd, 1978 THE FOOTBALL RECORD i "KAY-TEE" KOMMENTS TOWA.DS THE GRAND FINAL North, West, Saints, Easts and Newtown today start the task which will lead to the September 24 Grand Final on the Sydney Showgrounds. In the knockout semi at Rosedale, the Angels and the Bulldogs have no second chance, it's mothballs for the losers. At Erokineville the winners of the that the Shell Cup will embrace all Saints-Wests clash will face North at States. the same ground next Sunday. Sturt, Norwood, Glenelg, Port and Good luck to all participants. but Torrens are secure for the Adelaide crystal-balling I see wins going to New final fiv·e.-'i;t1l! he oPorit's 60th appear town and Western. Subur.bs today. ance in the finals since 1907, the Mag TIT-BITS-the NSW division of· The pies ·in; that time have only missed the Croweate'.•s has been formed and first finals on six occasions ..• Glenorchy's meetings have been held. If you don't Peer Hudson 'with 21 . votes won the know what a Croweater i:s then it TFL's Leitch Medal four votes ahead of doesn't matter! But if you're· interest Hobart ruckm"an Murray Dickson . . . . ed in meeting socially then contact Bill the VFA 1st Division final 'four is Port Spurling during business hours on Melbourne 52 pts.; Preston 50, Prahran
20-525. Other aims are to distribute ex 46, Dandenong 44. Just outsilie on1 40 cess funds to worthy charities . . . . pts was Coburg. Preston finished on ha1:I the pleasure of attending a very top in the Seconds and Thirds . . . . successful dinner last Saturday night at by the time "you read this, .it may have the Baden Powell SC-Out Camp where ·been confirmed that Alex Jesaulenko playe.rs fr·om Tasmani;a;; Queensland, will ·coach Carlton no•t only in 1979, but the ACT and NSW were billited for the in 1980 as well . . . the Perth final four Under 15's Shell Cup competition con is Perth, East Perth, West Perth and ducted over three days on the Pennant South Fremantle with Claremont finish Hills o'•al. Rex Jackson, the NSW Min ing fifth, a tantalising 0.1 per cent short ister for Youth and Community Affairs of South's figure of 114.8 per cent.-an was one of the speakers and the gen· extra two points for the season wouid erous donation from his department of have put the Tigers in .... the knives Five Hundred Dollars went a long way can be buried, South ·Melbourne \have to making it one of the most successful confirmed that Des Tuddenham will carnivals. Boys from all over the State coach the Swans next year . . . .last represented NSW who went on to win weekend 122,622 saw the six VFL games the Cup for the sixth successive year. 123,667 was needed this week to crash Mr. Jackson expressed worthy praise on the three-million attenlJance figure for the wonderful work ·o.f the Sydney the home-and-away matches . . . after Junior Australian Football Council for only one season in VFA 1st Division, "Australia's Own Sport." Many, many Mordialloc with only' three wins crash contributors led to· the success of the back to 2nd divvy in '79 ... Richmond's Carnival-Avis, Mr. Juicy, Montrose Kevin Bartlett was on 499 goals before Wines, Sunpak Fruit Juices, Lensworth the 'Scray game yesterday . . . seeya Finance, Kellogg's, Hutton's Meats, the Satdy on Seven at 1.30 p.m. with all _NSW Egg Board,' CBA Bank, Cerebos, the news from the World of Football .. Riker Laborateries, the NSW AFL, as well as the North Shore, Western East Perth wingman Phil Kelly won Suburbs, East Sydney clubs, together the Channel 7 Sandover Medal and with Lavington Sports Club and Banks $20,000 with 26 votes last Monday night, town Trotting. There'll be many look· 3 votes ahead of Claremont's Graham ing forward to 1979 when it's hoped Moss who got $3000 for that effort. 8 THE FOOTBALL RECORD Sept. 3rd, 1978
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10% 25% DISCOUNT TO ALL PLAYERS AND SUPPORTERS OF N.S.W.F.L. 10 THE FOOTBALL RECORD Sept. 3rd, 1978 St. 6eo1·9e Weste1•n Suburbs RED AND WHITE BLACK AND WHITE WHITE SHORTS BLACK SHORTS 1 R. BELL, Capt. Coach 1 M. DAVOREN 2 G. ZUBER 2 L. HETHERINGTO~'v-\r.·\A/V''F.'XJ 3 D. McVEY 3 w. PRESTON~ ·rv'f~,. 4 B. FRANCIS 4 I. HARRY (Ca'ptali1 Coach)?(· . ~ ~.· ~~~~~ZIE \ ·- ) 3t ~ ~: ~~~~0~iL . . 7 R. HILL !) - '5 7 G. McCLEAN 8 D. BERRY f7. e."t. ~ 8 G. SHIE~L 9 G. McKay C • .:J '\ 9 S. COO , 10 R SYNOTT 0 - ol-.. 10 A. DUDL #:... lf I. McCALLU \, _ ':J ' 12 P. GARDINf:R)'•>C- 12 P. MACBE . . '-f" 1 13 P. BETROS { , . 13 E. SIMONS ~ · ~ ~ 4 R\ JUBBER 14 D. CHRISTIAN 1- 15. P.. GAWNE ~~ ~: ~6~~~N5 . I 0 - l ~~ ~.. VD~RJ:~~~G~Vice Capt.)K_ 17 R. KEMP "1/ 19 P. CARROLL 18 N. SULLIVAN q .. 1·~ l q 20 . ETTRIDGE yr V 19 G. BLACKLA - 1 j, A. SUHAN )<1(,, ,..._ <'.U A. ·1 AYLOR t } 22 J. CREEK 21 w. MEALE I 8', P) 23 J. BOURKE 22 M. TEGG · C. 0 ;.... 24 P. SELTH 23 S. BIRD ~,, () -( 25 A. DOBSON 24 M. ROBSON / 5 ~.(4'YJ 26 D. BEGG 25 G. SMITH 0\ - ) u rf 30 C. MILLER ~IN 36 R. SEXTON' ~ Newtown East Sydney WHITE RED V BLUE, RED AND WHITE r.~l. RED SHORTS . WHIT.E SHORTS M. McCRUDDEN ' 1 G. FOSTER 2 K. O'HALLORAN 2 P. PHYSICK 3 G. FRANCIS 3 D. GOSS '-..., 4 G. HOOKER 4 J. BELL-TOWERS 5 S. McKIBBEN 5 D. TOBIN 6 P. SCOTT 6 M. HODGSON 7 I. GORDON 7 I. ALLEN 8 R. HANKINSON (Capt. Coach) 8 D. GLA·S 9 I. BRENNAN 9 R. CLARIDGE (Capt. Coach) 10 D. MATTSON 10 W. DAHLER 11 S. REDDENBACH 11 I. GEDDES (Vice Capt.) 12 J. BRADLEY 12 R. HUGHES 13 R. PINE 13 S. DAVIS 14 L. PAPROTNY 14 R. WILLIAMS 15 E. CALLISTER 15 R. WALDOCK 16 R. NICHOLSON 16 T. PLEMING 17 K. COBURN 17 A. PEDEN 18 R. FEL TRIN .18 D. PENNO 19 B. DAVIES 19 T. HENVILLE 20 C. GRANT 20 W. GOSS 21 G. McDONALD 21 A. PAPROTNY 22 I. GREENWOOD 22 P. McMANU.S 23 R. MacFADYEN 23 P. EADES 24 C. LOVRINOVIC 24 M. BOLTON 27 P. .SMITl;l 25 G. CANN 28 A. MARcAJCCI 26 J. ROBERTS Sept. 3rd, 1978 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 11 GRAND FINAL A GRADE CAMPBELLTOWN UNIVERSITY OF N.S.W. BLUE SHORTS WHITE SHORTS 1 P. SOUTHBY (Captain) 1 P. HARRINGTON 2 G. HOLLAND 2 C. MARCOMBE 3 P. CLAYTON 4 T. FIFE 4 A. SKOWRONSKI (Vice Captain) 5 A. SUIDGEEST 5 P. GRAHAM 6 A. KAY . 6 E. NOACK 7 P. JORDAIN 7 J. NOSES 8 R. METCALFE 8 P. RENSHAW 12 P. HURST 9 M. MERRITT 13 S. WAKELING 10 P. MORGAN 14 I. CAMPBELL 11 G. FARLEY 15 J. FARRELL 12 M. WELLARD 18 C. KAY 13 B. TICKNER 21 B. CROTHERS 14 A. LAIDLAW 22 S. DACHS 15 R. ADAMS 23 F. WARD 16 C. JUDD 24 W. COUSINS 17 R. JOYCE 25~A. COLLINS 18 I. ROLFE 27 S. ARMSTRONG 19 S. ARMISTEAD 29 R. NORTON 20 W. JONES 30 D. SCHILG 22 A. ELSWORTHY 31 W. HETHERINGTON 32 G. PILTZ 33 A. ABBOTT 34 J. CROCKER 35 D. MARSHALL 37 P. MAY 43 M. HERRING 45 J. McGUINESS 46 P. KEMP 51 V. CARROLL 52 S. COPELAND • 53 F. GRASS 57 B. LAWN • lllllllllllfl1111111tftlllflllllfltlllfllllllltllllllllllllllllllllfllllllltlllllltlllllll11111111111111111111111111111111111111Ulllllltllllftllltl1111tllllltlllllflll THE MEN IN WHITE DEDICATED TO THE UNSUNG HEROES (SUNG TO THE TUNE OF THE "CASSONS KEEPS ROLLING ALONE") SEND A CHEER OVER HERE WHEN THE MEN IN WHITE APPEAR THEY WILL UMPIRE WITH BLOOD IN THEIR BOOTS WET OR FINE-RAIN OR SHINE THEY WILL KEEP THE STARS IN LINE IT'S THE BASHER DESERVES ALL THE HOOTS REMEMBER HUMAN BEINGS ARE NOT WELL OILED MACHINES WHEN YOU THINK THEY MAY BE WRONG BUT THE MAN IN WHITE YOU'LL FIND IS ALWAYS RIGHT AND WITHOUT THEM THE GAME CAN' GO ON .. 12 THE FOOTBALL RECORD Sept. 3rd, 1978
PENNANT HIJ,f,S CLUB NOTES First Grade ended their season en a The Club Award went to Greg Witt, disappointing note in losing narrowly to whose form of late has veen very con East Sydney. If ever the Demons have sistent. thrown away certain victory this was Greg Aitken, Chris McDonald, Kevin it. They had chances galore in the last Clift, and Peter McClay were other term only to see the game slip out of players to impress in a good team ef their grasp. fort. Rod Miles won the Starline Restaur Congratulations go to Danny Cater, ant dinner fo.r his superb game in de Bill Carey and John Goswell, who won fence. He received good support from their respective club best and fairest Keith Delooze, Terry Hill, and Maurie awards. Danny won his for the first Gale. time while both BHI and John were Bill Carey was the best Reserve grade also, succe,ssful in 1977. Well done! player and won the Mervyn's Restaur The coveted Dam Low award this ant dinner. Others to impress were year went to Glenn Petersen. Beware Brett Pearson and Simon Martin in of Glenn as he is the sole judge to de what was an overall .poor display even cide net year's winner. though the side did battle right until Tickets for the Presentation Night the final siren. may be obtained from Sue Seletto on Under 19's had a satisfactory win and 88 3243. It will be held at the Pick look good things to win again today. wtck Club on Saturday, September 23.
ST. GEORGE Cf,UB NOTES Greg McKay, Ro-n Kemp and Brett last year know what a great night it Francis were the award winners in a was. Support the club chaps\ you'll fighting effort against Norths last week. have a great night. Despite the loss we never gave up and "Matey" Greer that fine auctioneer, can take heart that the Saints spirit will made a grand debut as a supporter carry us through the finals. got you "Matey." The old scotch in the This same spirit carried the Se•conds phone box trick. to a magnificent win after they had Those who attended enjoyed the trailed for most of the match. Barney Mortdale Bowling Club's Mardi Gras Ward, Warren Sullivan, Jim Denehey, night, even those who couldn't remem and Glen Lance were but few of a team ber it. Anyone who copped the bear of stars who thoroughly deserved their sucking on his supper Sunday would narrow victory. , know the old mouths still in fine .condi Under ms can learn from the above tion. Great to see ya Bear. examples and were best served by Mark Finally, let us do it today fellas, the Fitzsimons, Owen Smith and Mark Saintys for the flag. Magrath. Though of the week, Spirit is as spirit Tickets are now on sale for our pre does. sentation night. Those who attended NO-MESS-CHARLIE
NEWTOWN CLUB NOTES Today we face East Sydney in both Reserves went to Phil .Smith from Ian grades and we confidently look forward Kidd and Andy Lindfield and the thirds to two good wins. Congratulations to to Doc Holliday with Phil Morgiatis the players selected to represent the winning the ladies committee prize. club today. I'm sure you will all up Don't forget the theatre party to see hold the club tradition. Last week's "The Club" on Thursday, 14th Septem award winners were Firsts, Shane Red ber, and our own Medal Count nite is enbach, Don Mattson and Chris Grant. Sunday, 24th September. ANGELIC ONE Sept. 3rd, 1978 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 13
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~11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 i: PENNANT HILLS A.F.C. (1st DIVISION CLUB N.S.W.A.F.L.) INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR COACHES 1st and Reserve Grade SEASON 1979 (Playing or Non-Playing) Please apply in writing stating personal details, experience etc., to SECRETARY, PENNANT HILLS A.F.C., P.O. BOX 200, PENNANT HILLS 2120 by 30th SEPTEMBER, 1978
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~ THE.BANK OF ADELAIDE 20 THE FOOTBALL RECORD Sept. 3rd, 1978 STATISTICS FIRST DIVISION GOAL KICKERS 1978 FINAL LADDER POSITIONS FIRST GRADE FIRST DIVISION Agst Pts FIRST GRADE W L For (4) 77 North Shore 19 2 2622 1953 134.2 76 W. Preston 1111111'11111111111111u1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111u11111u111111111111111111111111t1111111111111111111u11111111r11111111 GROUND MANAGERS SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, DIVISION II Erskineville, J. Bushby SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, DIVISION I Rosedale, J. Bushby Erskineville R. Jemmeson STEWARDS FOR INTERCHANGE Rosedale, J. Sullivan Erskineville, J. Ashelford UMPIRES DIVISION II Erskineville (A) T. Evans (B) A. Sigsworth Under 20 J. Hasker DIVISION I Erskinevilie 1st Grade, G. Dempsey Reserve Grade P. McMahon Under 19 F. Nevill Rosedale, 1st Grade P. Hayes Reserve Grade M. Rendell Under 19, W. Sheils "Talk car leasing with John Pitura on 699 913311 Leasing Division Avis,the'tryharder' leasing company.