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Taaflythe Good Sports K• ., SEPT. 3 FOOTBALL VOL. 50 1978 RECORD 0 No. 23 TAAflythe good sports ,Fly the Friendly Way .. 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 ~·1111111111111111111111111111111111~111111111111,1111,11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111~;1111111-e IN HW F~~;;~7 ~~~~~s' I The Australian Rules Shorts that sell like crazy~ in Victoria are now available in N.S.W. § Two wa.y stretch, form fitting shorts with zip fly, - "V" leg and side button adjustments. Sizes range from 24 up to the hefty 42. , A comprehensive range of Colours and Sizes are available ex stock. Side stripes and embro,ideries can be arranged. CLUBS ESPECIALLY CATERED FOR HuNGWELL ' INTERNATIONAL MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH QUALITY SPORTSWEAR 22-26 COOPER STREET, REDFERN 699-3230, 699 3231 ?1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111u11111111111110111111111u111111u1u11111111111111111111u111111111111111111111111i.111111111111uC CLUB SUPPLIERS OF PAPER PLATES AND CUPS 1 SERViETIES, TABLE CLOTHS AND PLASTIC CUTLERY BOB TAIT & CO. PTY. LTD. 630-6693 WE ARE DISTRIQUTORS OF HYGIENIC LILY AND TAKE AWAY FOOD CONTAINERS 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 ·11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111t11111111111111111111111;r111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111,, What.a great way to go! Over 300 new Fords top trade-in vah.~ations ... Comer Crown and William Streets, Sydney, 310-322. Also at Botany Ro~d, Mascot, 66-5544, and Maroubra Road, Marouora, 344 6666 , MASH3397/CF t111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111;11111111111111u11111111111111111111u11111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111 11 • Sept. 3rd, 1978 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 5 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 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111uu111111111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111 $1000 COURAGE AWARD .~ ' ~ VOTES ROUND 21 ST. GEORGE v NORTH SHORE NEWTOWN v WESTS 3 A. Fitzgerald (Norths) 3 A. Suhan (Wests) 2 R. Curtis (Norths) 2 K. 0 Hallotan (New) 1 M. Tegg (St Geo) 1 B. Greaves (Wests) 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 A lot of windows look the same, but that's where the similarity ends. It's what you don't see that counts. Wunderlich windows are different. They are built better to perform better ... even in cyclone areas. When next you're buying windows, look into Wunderlich. It's an open and shut case for quality. ~T.T~underlich ALUMINIUM WINDOWS AND DOORS 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 .
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