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SAVE YOUR Bell's Soft Dri nks (Wagga) will give $200 to the Farrer League Football Club credited with the largest num PEPS I ber of Pepsi and/or Mirinda bottle AND tops during the 1967 football sea Official Organ of the Farrer Football League. Price Sc. son. Also, at the end of each month, MIRINDA they'll give two footballs to the club ) collecting the most bottle tops dur B BOTTLE TOPS! ing that month. I .Collection points for Farrer League Clubs are:- North Wagga and Wagga. Bob Ashton's Sports Store and Edwina Coffee Lounge, Turvey R Tops. Collingullie: Mrs. Morrow's Store, Collingullie. Henty: Dale's Highway Store, and C. and D. Dosser Store. Mangoplah: K. King's n Store. Culcaim: Popular Cafe. Holbrook: Mackie and Son Store, and R. s Gibson's Store. The Rck-Yerong Creek: Dore's Foodland Store, Yerong Creek, and S. G. Taber's, The Rock. Progressive scores of Pepsi and Miranda Bottle Tops collected by E supporters of: North Wagga 3330; Wagga Tigers 3090; Mangoplab y 2940; Holbrook 555; Culcaim 3350; The Rock-Yerong Creek 525; . Henty 682. E North Wagga with a score of 1960 bottle tons for the month of JULY, receive the monthly award of TWO FOOTBALLS. Vol. 8. SATURDAY, 12th AUGUST, 1967. No. 17. · GRAND n_y CLEANERS BUY ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES FROM D.J s WHERE AFTER 183 Fitzmaurice Street SALES SERVICE IS GUARANTEED • • • BEST CHOICE, TOO! WAGGA clashed twice this season with one All work under personal W AGGA DISTRICT JUNIOR supervision of win each, and this should be a clos_e § FOOTBALL LEAGUE game. If Geoff Dalgleich of Wagga JACK EARSMAN Contact your Local Agent . . • can counter Chris Dryden, Wagga (Prop.) DOBNEY AVENUE (By Barry Wandel) should win. Phone: 2911 WAGGA The second semi-finals played at DRAW Temora last Sunday in very windv Under 14: Coolamon v _Wagga, 12.30. conditions, resulted in a very close TODAY'S GAMES Under 16: Turvey Park v Marian Dons, With only two rounds to be played it now appears that the four win by Turvey Park over Coolamon 2.30. tei ms now on top will be the ones to fight out the finals commencing at in the Under l'f grade. After a vecy Yerong Creek on August 26. tight struggle in the first three quart ► yyyyyyyyy yyy Lockh irt ad Wagga and to a lesser degree North Wagga still have a slender chance but for them to make it Temora would h.\lve to lose ers, Turvey Park managed to hold on TWO WAGGA CLU B th :ir remaining matches one of which Is against Benty at Temora today. to win 1;,y 5 points. MEMBERS ILL Tliey wa not want to take Benty lightly but the added incentive of knowing a win here will make them secure should seal the issue. Coolamon turned the tables in the Due to an unfortunate circumstance The fight for second place and the double chance is interesting as Under 16 division when. with the our regular scribe is hospitalised for Culcair:n and Collingu)lill, the two teams with that chance meet the two scores level with 10 minutes to go, an appendectomy. At last someone's Wagga and Lockhart respectively.Thelle should be gJeat games, Cul• Chris Dryden br6ke away from the going to get something out of Peter. cairn and the Gullie not only desperately ' trying to win will, also have All the best, Pete--see you soon. an eye on bu ding percentages as at present only approximately three per tight Turvey Park defence to kick 3 Bill Hanison is still on the sick cent separate them, with Culcalm the better. ioals and seal the game for CoolamQil. list although I heard that he was Both top teams have the home ground advantage, which must be to seen at the game last week, however their aiJvantage. Lockhart and Wagga are pl'Obably the most improved teams Scores-Under 14: Turvey P1ft"k 4- with his tiger spirit running high I'm in ,the League over the last few weeks will make these games thrillers that 7-31 def. Coolamon 3-8-26. Under 16: sure Bill will be well and back with us sboqld brhtg out a11 that is grand in the Code. again soon. North Wagga are at home to the Combines .who in the last couple Coolamon 8-13-61 def. Tufvey Park of games have shown considerable improvement and haven't lost by the 5.-15-45 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦◄ whl, m rglo of earlier games". North with a comfortable win over Holbrook last week returned to the form thllt won them a number of games in a In the preliminary finals to be play GOALS-INDIVIDUAL CLUBS -row in recent weeks. ed this Sunday at North Wagga, the M.C.U...... 237 14 In the other game M.C.U, are at home to Holbrook although depleated ( Collingullie .... ··- ...... 211 13 by injuries should keep the leader!! busy. Under 16 Turvey Park team should win against M1ft"ian Dons, although Culcairn •...... 205 18 Lockhart ...... , ...... 185 21 Marian Dons could surprise Turvey Wagga ...... , .. .. 182 21 Park with their teamwork and strong Temora ...... 174 15 l\IcMullen Love A Better Deal . . . hackline. North Wagga 171 16 Holbrook ...... 157 20 & Co. A Better Car . . . In the Under 14's Coolamon play Henty ..... ,...... 143 20 The Rock-Yc,.ong Creek 137 22 MEN'S OUTFITTERS Wagga Tigers. Thete teams have
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PAYNE All Plumbing Repairs 9, PETER HALL 8 . R, NORTHEY 10. GRAHAM BREED 9. G. WARD carried out. 1 1. B, MIC HAEL t:..,;;======i' 10. c. WHYTE GREEN STREET 12. B, WHITE 11. G. CONLAN WCKHART 13. A, MAZZOCCHI THE ROCK-YER. CK. NOTES looking for big things from you next 12. B, CHALMERS 14. F. MAZZOCCHI season, Bob. 1 3. P, HAMILTON 15. .J. COLLINS The first half of last week's game Today it's North at North-never a 14. M. BRUEST 16, R. KLIMPSCH IS. P. HALLUM 17. R, GRANT was an interesting one, but afte-, half happy hunting ground, but what about 16. L. HULM 18, E. MICHAEL time you completely went to sleep and really turning it on? 17. N. GEORGE 19. C. TAYLOR 18. D, HOWE BUY THE BEST ... 20. R. GALVIN through the third quarter scoreless. If 19. P. O'BRIEN 21, L. CHAP'LIN NORTH WAGGA NOTES 20. BUY ROSS FAULKNER 22, P. ANGEL you played the full 100 minutes and Notes unavailable for publication FOOTBALLS. 23, R. CHAPLIN the form you sometimes show for one at time of going to press. SECONDS 24. G. MURPHY I, R. MclNERNEY 25. T. WILLIS or tw.o quarters, I am sure a few more 2. E. D.f!,VIS 26. C. VENNELL FARRER LEAGUE WOMEN'S 3. F. PEACOCK 27. R. V·ENNELL wins would have been chalked up. 4. .J. COUSLEY 29. K. MEYER It was bad luck Brian Michael get BASKETBALL s. c. SEYMOUR 30, .J. SALMON ting a nasty knock on the head with GRADE 6, R. CAREY 31, B. FLINN A 7. c. McPHERSON FINEMORE'S 32. D. BROWN a touch of concussion that may keep LOCKHART v M.C.U. 8, R. ZIEBA 33, .J. DOWDLE him out today. Best of luck for a Lockha£t emerged the victors in a 9. N. SEWELL Haulage Contractors 34, T . HOVf\' speedy recovery. Brian. close and hard game against Mango. 10, R, DODSON 35. ROBT, TAYLOR • 11. R, ROBINSON Livestock and General 36, D, CLARKE Stars of the game were Col Taylor, ' B GRADE 12. R, COUSLEY 37. RON TAYLOR who rea)ly played a magnificent back Henty had a runaway win over 13, K. LUCAS Bulk Super Spreading 38, G. McMULLEN man's game--those clearing dashes Yerong Creek, defeating them 20 goals 14, B, BRAMBLEY 28 39, D. McGRATH 15. G. CAMPBELL Phone Mangoplah 40. P, BROWN were well worth watching. The goals to three. · 145. Wagga 52858 41. R. SCHULTZ kicked by Leo (2) and Athol (1) were LADDERS 17, A. GILE 42. .J. KLIMPSCH as long as any seen this year. Leo A GRADE 18, A. HOLTON (After Hours .51839) 43, L. BRERETON 19, c. SMITH 44. C. CUNNINGHAM finished the game with four and is Lockhart ...... 8 1 32 20. F. HOWE 45, G. RAI .. BIRD among the League's leading goalkicic Henty ...... 7 3 28 46. P, MOONEY r 48. A • .JONES ers. But for his unselfish play he M.C.U...... ·••t .... 6 2 24 SCORE CARD 49, G. McGRATH could have had many mo;e. Culcairn ., ...... t'" 4 4 16 The seconds again came up with Yerong Creek ...... 1 8 4 _1.--st...... Q.--r.---.'-I --,'-1- ---.-'I_--.TII __1 _st...-Qr_. -,'-1---,.1'-----,!-I __I a good win. It was pleasing to see Holbrook .... ··--· ...... 1 8 4 2nd Qr. I I I 11 2nd Qr. I I I / Barry Breed back with our Code. Others B GRADE to tleserve a mention were John Col Henty ...... 7 1 28 3rd Qr. I I I 11 3rd Qr. I I I I lins, who rarely turns in a bad game; Culcairn ...... 6 1 24 4th Qr. I I I 11 4th Qr. I I I I "Elvis" Meyers, a grand job in the Lockhart ...... , 4 3 12 ruck, and what a find in Bob Morris, Holbrook ...... 2 6 8 TOTAL I I I II TOTAL I I I I playing his first game of Rules. We are Yerong Creek 0 8 0 . OGLE'S SMEATON & GAIN YERONG CREEK HENTY TIMBER YARDS "SIESTA" MOTEL General Commission Agents (f. H. JENKINS & SONS, Props.) Cafe and Service Station and Carriers SAW AND PLANING MILLS - JOINERY - CABINET MAKING YERONG CREEK Agents for ESSO Fuels, Oils and General Hardware - Plumbers' Fittings - Glass - Roller Doors Phone: 323 · (All Hours) Greases. CRESCO F ERTILISERS Everhat Stoves - Glazebrooks Colbrizer Paint Service Phone: 257 (After Hours 277-178) -0- r PHONE HENTY: Business 95, Private 203. After the Gatne call at LOUIE and SYBILL BACHER'S ENGELBRECHT' S I CENTRAL HOTEL, HENTY YO FOR EXCELLENT BAR SERVICE AND SNACKS • Chilled Bottle and Can Stocks Readily Available mower centre 111 PHONE: BENTY 149 VICTA
TEMORA HENTY HENTY NOTES TEMORA NOTES I, B. MclHl:LLAR I. B. SPENCER 2, G. RICHA RDSO N CENTRAL 2. R. AF RONG Full marks to Culcairn for putting Today it's Temora which will 3, G. HARTWIG ENGINEERS 3, B, DIFPEY up a great fight back in the third term provide the opposition. We are soP;y 4, J, WILLIAMS 4, R. KIL,O to have to do this to our very worthy &. P. WOOLETT for 5. C. G I 'FITH and set themselves into second posi 6. R, DERRICK 8. J, BRO IVN opponents, but we feel we are set to PROPERTIES tion, Was Temora over-eonfiedent at 7, R. PltLLOW 7. P. PONTON win this match and put Temora out of S. I, PELLOW and all 8, B. WIL..LIS half time? If so, this was a timely de the "four". 9, A. BOYD 9. c. W O. N. STEINKE Farming Requirements 10. G. set OLZ feat and a lesson to our yollllg1>ters 11, M, CASSIDY Last week we had a meritorious win PHONE 144 II, G. PILTZ that it takes ALL of 100 m1nutes to over the Combine and this was despite 12, L, HEASLI~ 12, R, FIi IELD 13, B. DUMBRICLL TEMORA 13. K, JAi EZKI win a game. the fine
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MORROW Agents for .•• K, S MITH 5. a. We had many good players, mcludmg J. BRUCKNER 6. J. WRIGHT by all at the Crossroads. 6. Dodge, Chrysler, Valiant Rex Smallwood, who was unbeatable J. ABSOLUM Full range of 7, J. BOUFFLER 7. A. GRENTNALL a. R. SMITH for most of the day However, Mango's ( A. TIPPING Accessories , II. I. KING little men proved a hurdle when $ey COLLINGULLIE NOTES B. CHAPLIN Excellent Workmanship 10. T. B URT broke away towards the end of the .l R. MEYERS W. J. SMITH, Prop. P. WESTBLADE A good team effort in which every P. EISENHAUER "·12. L, HARR INGTON third quarter. ia."· J. BURKINSHAW PHONE. 56, 13. B. TREVAilKIS member played his part carried us to 13. P. JENKINS 14. J. KEMP 14. The seconds were able to notch an a rather convincing victory over Wagga G. PERRYMAN 19. G. FORREST 15. other win, but will have to imP£ove last week. However, our tendency to S. SHIPWAY UI. A. BENNISON 16. K. JENKINS 17. KEITH SMALLWOO D their work to reach the grand final. lapse in the final quarter allow_ed 17. Return of some first XVIII players K. SOM MERVILLE BUY THE BEST • •• ,a. R. HAR8RIICHT Wagga to kick five goals and, with 18. J. STAPLETON 111. J, RENNER 19. available for the final-Ian King; Geoff L. JENKINS BUY ROS.S FAULKNER 20. M. SCHNIEDER the finals coming up, we will have to ao. GEOFF CONWAY Schirmer and Les Harrington, from tighten our play a little more. FOOTBALLS. 21. R. SMALLWOOD injury-will no doubt give them a 21. K. MORROW 22. J. PYLE Sonny- Morrow, playing his first aa. C, SHIPWAY aa. G. SCHIRMER big lift. game in the centre for some time, had 23. R. BRUCKNER 24. J. McPHERSON Don't forget the Club Banquet his best game this season and gave 24. R. POWELL 28. K. HOSIE as. D. REID 26. P. BISCAYA coming up; bookings by August 26th the side a Jot of drive. Others to play 26. C. COOPER Lockhart Nursery 27. T. POLLOC.K at Ian King's store. This should p,;ove well in a fairly even side were Stephen 27. G. MANWARING as. K. SMALLWOOD to be the event of the year, with the Shipway, Brownie Whyte, Jim Abso 28. BOB B O URNE DRUMMOND STREET 29. J. TREVASKIS 29. M. HOUNS·ELL, H. D. & H. M. Warhurst :so. M. MaGRATH announcement of the winners of club lum, Alan Tipping and Ken Morrow. 30. J, LLOYD 31. I. SCHIRMER awards as the climax. The seconds had a rather disappoint 31. R. CROUCH Props. 32. G. LANE 32. H. CASLEY in • • • 33. W. LANE The under 16's have their fi.ist ing matcp, having no answer to Wagga's 33. W. COOPER Specialising A U Types of Indoor 3&. I. McFARLANE semi coming up on Sunday at Yerong non-stop pla)!,on style of football. No 34. R. MORROW 36. P. S TEPHENS Creek, having missed out on second doubt th~, will be the side to beat fo: 3&. J. BURKE ·Plants, Shtubc and 37. R. SMALLW OOD position by 10 per cent. So how about this year s pennant, and it's hard to see 36. I, GOODE Conifers - Pots and 39. M. THOMPSON 37. G. H'(l,-AND Ornaments 40. J. HOSIE some support from the older players them going down to any of the other 38. M. Gl,ILTON 41. B. LOVE and officials. sides at present. 39. BOB BOURNE Phone 8 43. G. COX Shirt winners for last week were 40. R. GUNNING 44. B. BLAKEMORE Would like to congratulate the last 41. D. HUBBARD 49. R. THOMPSON two umpires we played under-MeS&,s. Sonny Morrow and Ron Gunning. 42. R. MORROW 46. C. SMITH PETER W HYTE 47. J, CARRODUS H. WARD 48. P. FORBES ( ~j: SCORE CARD so. G. G OODEN DALGETY-N.Z.L. JACK SWANN 1st Qr. I II ht Qr. I W AGGA'S LEADING 2nd Qr. II 2nd Qr. I THE EXPERIENCED STCCK 3 d Q I ,,t jl 3rcll Qr. SALESMEN FOOTWEAR REPAIRER r r. ... I I I I I 4th Qr. I .. ' Jl 4th Qr. ' Merchandise, lnsurartce Prompt, Efficient Service. I I I I I and Stock Business TOTAL I I I II TOTAL I I I Shoes Re-covered, Tinted to 0 To choose and to use effectively or Re-Coloured. BUCH ANAN'S MOTORS appropriate Agricultural Chemicals DALGETY - N.Z.L. (Bob Buchanan) 25 FITZMAURICE STREET is to-day a vital Farm Management ~ r~~p THE ROCK Problem-See • •• HENTY, HOLBROOK, fflE trot, Tyres and Repilirs. ROCK and WAGGA WAGGA Phone: 3302 ' MICK HARDIE'S rsonal attentio11 to All Work. ADVISO~Y SERVTCE PHONE TIIE ROCK 123 PHONE: LOCKHART 223. -r - . Riverina Plaster Works MAKE IT A NEW OR GOOD USED CAR, FROM •. Wagga Wagga CULCAIRN MOTORS Phone: 2643 IJ}/Jtll YOUR HOLDEN-TORANA AND BEDFORD DEALERS Also Leeton and Narrandera FIDELITY FEEDS PHONE: CULCAIRN 116 or. After Hours 12. FOR ALL FARM STOCK Quality Fibrous Plaster Poultry Equipment, Veterinary Ceilings and Walls CULCAIRN WAGGA Supplies and Fencing Material. Phone 4437. 1, W, BOX 1. B. ANDERSON Garden Supplies also available. Cement • Garden Furniture 2 , , R. BARBER FRANK O'LEARY a. A, CALDWELL 47 Baylis Street Select your Vinylflex Floor Tiles 3. R. SHOEMARK :s. P. McKENZIE 4 , K. HALL Culcairn 16 4 . P . POWER PHONE 3618 WAGGA at 148A Baylis Street, Waaga. 5, G . SMITH Agent: 9 . R. SYMONS &. BOB GOODE Amoco Bulk Petrols 7 . K , DIGHTON 7. M. WYATT 8 . .J. DINGLE 8 , A . BROOKER Distillate, Heatlnc Oil, 9 . .J. BAGLIEY CULCAIRN NOTES WAGGA NOTES 9, BARRY GODDE Greases, etc. 10. K . WILLIAMS 10 . N. PATTISON 11, D , FIFIELD Well, even after winning Saturday's The less said about last Saturday 11. M. LEE "CRESCO" SUPER 12. B . WANDEL game by seven goals, you are still only the better. It was by no means a grand 12. H. LISTON SPREADING 1 3. N. GIBBONS just holding second position, so the performance on our part at Robertson 13. B. GRADY A SPECIALITY 14, R, PLEYDELL 1 4 . A. BROWN 115. G. SMITH next two games win be very import• Oval. We could not match the "Gullie" 115. M. BAZ 18. R , HANN ant to you. wifh their open forward line play and 18, H. HENSEL 17. P. RICHES Your performance in the first half this I feel was ou,,_· downfall. 17. H. GARDINSR 18. A. WEBSTER 18• .J. TAYLOR 19. M . HILL last week. was not very impressive, Today we travel to Culcairn and 19. W. BALFOUR ao. R. BIRCH because many of you seemed as if you with a very slim chance of making the 20. K . ALLITT BUY THE BEST .. , 21. R . McKENNA we-,·e not very interested in playing four we will be out to regain the 21. G. BARBER aa. P, GIBBONS 22. ROSS BRAND BUY ROSS FAULKNER 23. R. McMILLAN football. The second half you decided form which we showed when we 2 3, RON BRAND FOOTBALLS. 24. G. BUERKNER to play football, and made the score downed competition leaders M.C.U. a 24. N, W·EGNER 25. G. MEYER board look much brighter. Why must couple of weeks ago. so look out 215. C. CUNNINGHAM 28. G. ROCKLIFFE 28. M. BLOOMFIELD 27. .J. SPROULE yu play in- fits and starts? It is just Culcairn. We may cause another up 27 • .J. CRAWLIEY 28. P . POLSEN not good enough, because you must go set. 28, P. l!ICHULTII: as. s. BROWN all out to win from now on, otherwise The second eighteen ended any 29. G, SHEATHIER :so. W. RUCKER 31 . D. BEER Building or Renovatlnp? 31. G. MITCHELL you will lose that coveted second chance Colingullie may have had of 32, A. CHOMATEK 32. D. VLAMINCK position. The 'Gullie will be flat out making the finals with another good 33. D. ROSS contact ... 33, D, KENNEDY trying to get into second place, so win and it this stage look set to take 34. ROSS BRAND ALLAN LUTZE 34. N. OWENS 3 15. G. COMER 35. W. SMITH why not hold them out, with a big out the majo; premiership. 38. M. DAVIS DENTY - PHONE 60 38, B, GOWLAND win to-day. Players to show good form in 37. G, WYATT 37. R. McFARLAND 38. .J. O'K·EEFE OBLIGATION-FREE Let us see some team work to-day the seconds were J. Meyer, who landed QUOTATIONS 38. .J. SHEATHER instead of getting in each others way three grand goals while resting in 39, T. O'KEl!FE 39. P. COLVIN 40. M. GODDE All Work Personally 41. G. CORBETT which occurred many times last week; the forward pocket, G. Smith who 41, C. SOMEIIVAIL K. EDMONDSTONE · Supervised 42. also you still are not talking enough played his usual solid game at centre 42. G. CHOMATEK 43. R . ALEXANDER 43, T . WATSON and this causes bad misunderstanding half forward, and G. Rockliffe on th· (Member of Builders' 44. H. HORGAN 4 . C. BAlllll!llt S. COOPER 9. M. & Allied Trades Assn.) 45. between you. wing. BEDGOOD 47. P . McDONALD The Seconds had another big win Our social, which was held last 6. W. KALETTA 49, L. COOPER 48. .J. LEE 90. P, KOTH against Temora, and seem to be im Saturday night was once again a huge 50. H, HENSEL CARD proving every week. To-d. y's game success and our social organiser Neal SCORE will be a big test for you, so give your Owen togethe,; with his fellow wor 1st Qr. I II 1st Qr. I best and I am sure you will come kers are due for a big pat on the through with flying colours. back for the way they have kept these 2nd Qr. · I II 2nd Qr. I Good luck! functions going this year. 3rd Qr. I 11 3rd Qr. I 4th Qr. I 11 4th Qr. 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Haberecht, Lockhart ...... 48 LEAGUE DRAW FOR SECOND HALF-ROUND M.C.U. 16 13 3 52 136.1 L. Bra-eton, TR-YC ...... Culcairn .. 16 11 5 44 133.2 JUNE 24: HoL8ROOK 21-26-152, TR/Ye 9-6-60 G. Sheather, Culcairn ...... TEMORA 1 1.8-74, N_. WAGGA 9.20-74. CUI.CAIRN 13-14-92, MCU. 16-11-107 Collingullie CoLLINGULLIE I 2-9,q 1 TEMORA 7 °12-54 16 11 5 44 130.7 P. McKenzie, Wagga ...... 36 M.C.U . 10.6-66, HENTV 6.14-!50. Temora 16 9 6 38 105.2 C'GULLIE 18.16-1 2 4, TR-YC 7.9-51. JULY 29: J. Smith, Holbrook ...... 34 N. WAGOA 6.8-44, L'HART I !5.14-104. Cu1.cA1RN 13.16-94, H '•Roo1< 13.5-83. Lockhart 16 8 8 32 110.8 J. Bagley, Wagga ...... 32 HENTY 8.11-!59, HOLBROOK 6.11-47. Wagga 16 8 8 32 101.6 WAGGA 11.23-89, LOCl
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