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SCHOOL AND JUNIOR TOPICS WESTERN SUBURBS v. SYDNEY NAVAL ON TV The Sydney Australian football com- It was a bad fixture for T.V. because Broken Hill Schoolboys supreme in annexing petition will receive a big publicity boost Wests suffered numerous injuries in the this week-end with a direct telecast of first quarter and finished with men short. the second half of the Western Suburbs- St. George ran all over the Westerners Schoolboys Intrastate Carnival, 1966 Series Sydney Naval match. in a scrappy game, which was an unfor- The Board of Management last Monday tunate ending to what was hoped would Erskineville Oval was the cynosure of Sweet J. Shipanski J. Markota, J. Starr. night decided to switch this week-end's be a grand T.V. spectacles. all eyes on the 17th, 18th and 19th May, From South West: R. Wilson, R. game from Picken Oval on Sunday to Even though Navy has lost its last on the occasion of Sydney being the Host Symmons, C. Sargent, G. Pedler, J. King, Saturday to allow the telecast by A.T.N. five games, there will be more incentive Town for the staging of the carnival in R. DeKruiff, S. Paul, D. Tonkm, C. Dry- Channel 7. this week-end for them to do well. two grades thereby annexing the "Farrer den, K. Forbes. This is a tremendous boost to the Syd- And don't forget, Navy came within a Shield" for the Under 15 years, and the From Sydney: L. Monahan, W. Mazhe- ney competition. point of upsetting Western Suburbs in "H. G. Shepherd Shield" for the Open son, T. Sedgemen. :It will allow our code to be seen by the third round match. level grade. From Newcastle: B. Russell. people who normally do not attend Aus- Let's hope they can turn on a similar The standard of play exhibited by all Reserves: N. Trembath (S.W.), J. tralian Rules matches and we feel it will exhibition on this occasion. teams, consisting of Combined Sydney, Schmidt m.H.), W. Collis (S.W'), J. win more friends for 's biggest The attendances at each week-end Brok8n Hill, Newcastle, and South West, Brenton (RH.), D. Dryden (S.W.). football code. round are up a total of 30 per cent. on was of the highest, and the scores were Captain: T. Papst m.H.). You may remember the direct telecast last year and could lift even higher if not a true indication of the manner in Vice Captain: K. Forbes (S.W.). of the St. George v Western Suburbs the two teams can turn on an exciting, which the games were played. An opportunity is taken to applaud the game at Hurstville Oval last year. spectacular display. Several players of Broken Hill a ~d N.S.W.A.N.F. League's Umpires Associa- South West regularly play for Broken tion for the manner in which they pro- Hill, and South West Senior Leagues, vided first grade umpires for each of the "CRAVEN A" LONG KICKING COMPETITION however their reputations did not deter fixtures. The $200 Craven Filter long distance he needed the full half-time break to try the players of Combined Sydney and Your roving reporter, as usual with kicking competition started last week- and stir them up. Newcastle, and their performances were his ear to the ground, noted the follow- end and already a likely winner has Last year's champion, Denis Aitken of .quite creditable against their more ex- ing facts (in addition to the usage of emerged. Newtown, won with a punt of 59 yards perienced opponents. League Umpires), Mr. W. (Bill) Hart, He is North Shore's latest acquisition, 1 foot, only 12 inches ahead of Eastern Following the termination of the car- N.S.W.A.N.F. Leageu President, Mr. Ken centre half forward Lindsay McGie, the Suburbs full forward Alan Grentell. nival, a team was selected from players Ferguson (League Secretary), Mr. N. former Essendon first grader. Railton has a drop kick of 76 yards to of the Open level teams, and they parti- Sterling, Football Union President, were McGie effortlessly drop-kicked 71 yards his credit, while McGie has kicked 79 cipated in a fixture against Army O.T.U. all in attendance throughout the series, at North Sydney Oval to qualify for the yards. Scheyville. Here again age and experi- whilst the A.N.F. Council was ably repre- final at the S.C.G. on July 2 at half time It would have been a closely fought ence showed out as Army defeated the sented in the person of Mr. W. Holmes, in the Essendon-Hawthorn match. contest between these two and Aitken at Combined High Schools by 20 points. Chairman of the A.N.F.C.'s N.S.W. Ad- Western Suburbs captain-coach Roger the S.C.G. on July 2 if it could have By courtesy of Mr. Frank Bird, She'l visory Board. T'rophies were awarded to C. Dryden (S. Hoggett booted the ball 61 yards. been arranged. ." The elimination heat this week-end West), P. Brenton (Broken HU), R. Also, ITl.)' many friends from school On Sunday, it was a pity that New- Stanborough (Broken Hill) and Cadet bodies throughout N.S.W., have asked me town's long distance kicker, captain- will be at Rosedale Oval on Sunday, Jones (Scheyville). to pass on, through your Football Record, coach Denis Railton had to withdraw where Southern Districts meett Univer- After the staging of an Under 15 years thanks to the Directors of Western because his team was trailing badly and sity. Possibles v Pro babIes, the following Suburbs F.C. Ltd., for the magnificent players were selected to represent N.S.W. dinner and evening given on the night of in the Schoolboys' Carnival to be held in the 18th May, and also to officials of MATCHES RE-ARRANGED Western Suburbs A.N.F. Club for ser- Adelaide during August school vacation: Would patrons please note another This will mean the Navy v University vices rendered throughout the carnival From Broken Hill: T .Parst, G. Lloyd, change of venue for Round 10 in the match set down for Trumper Park on series. J. Pettigrew, J. Dempster C. Walsh A. First Grade competition. Sunday will now be played at Erskine- The N.S.W. League Board of Manage- ville Oval on the Saturday. ment has decided to switch the Western BALMAIN-RYDE JUNIOR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Suburbs v Newtown game, set down for The League thought the attractive The three weeks lay-off from competi- Cash, R. Haywood and C. Holmes. Erskineville Oval on Saturday, June 18, Wests-Newtown match would draw a tion football by the Pennant Hills-Nor- Competition leaders Ermington thrash- to Trumper Park on Sunday, June 19. better crowd to Trumper on the Sunday. manhurst and North Ryde Clubs c'id ed North Ryde who had no answer for them harm as both clubs were well and the past play-on football of Ermington. truly beaten by Balmain and Ermington Best players for Ermington were D. !. VALUE FOR MONEY respectively last Saturday. Poole, S. Bisby, A. Bouch and B. Murphy. Balmain playing sound, constructive For North Ryde, K. Elliott, M. Boyle, S. An interesting item appeared in the the actual playing time amounted to 56m. football and combining well easily beat Stadden and G. Bardon. press during the week when it was re- lOs. Pennant Hills-Normanhurst. Best play- On Sunday the Association represen- vealed that at the Rugby Union Test on ers for Balmain were R Arndell, C. tative training squad had a Probabl2s Saturday there were 33m. 17s. playing In the Australian Code patrons are as- Coguess, H. Clark, and G .Brown. For versus Possibles match which was won time only, instead of the scheduled 80, sUred of 100 minutes of action-packed Pennant Hills-Normanhurst P. Avery, B. by Pro babIes. and in a first grade match football. 2 THE FOOTBALL RECORD June 4, 1!J66 June 4,1966 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 19 AROUND THE PICKETS By SELUR NEWTOWN CLUB NOTES North Shore is out to steal the lime- goals and a fine performance in Easts' light from Western Suburbs' marching upset win over Graham's former team, In a disappointing display Newtown There is no doubt that with a full side girls. Newtown. were defeated by Eastern Suburbs. The the decision would have been changed. Wests have made quite an impact with The match against Newtown was h.s main reason for this reverse was the Players to show out were Sanders, Buck- their marching girls decked out in black fifth in seven days, and he had to face up shocking inaccuracy in front of goals. ley" McIntyre, Patience and Spilstead. and white at Picken Oval each week-end. to a birthday party on Sunday night. Ten points in one quarter speaks for it- An item of interest at this stage of the But Norths are challenging with Graham went to Melbourne with the self and proves that every forward season is that the Newtown Under 13 streamers and balloons. University of N.S.W. team for the Aus- should spend some time at training, prac- (Premiers for the last three seasons) At North Sydney Oval last Saturday tralian inter-varsity football carnival. tising goal-kicking. Best players were are again undefeated. Last Saturday at black and red streamers were draped be- Graham is in his last year at the univer- Aitken, O'Connor, Kearns, Sambrook, "Rosedale they defeated Warwick Farm hind the goal posts, and over parts of the sity doing applied chemistry. Dean and McKenzie. by 67 points to 7. grandstand, while club officials handed After playing East in their unlucky The Reserves tried hard and had a The winner of the shirt last Sunday in out over 50 ballons to children. last minute loss to St. George the pre- winning chance at half time. However the "Paratel" Award was Denis Aitken. "Just getting into practice for the vious Sunday, Graham played for ,be as with the First Grade they could not Congratulations Denis. Progress scores in grand final at Trumper on September University team on Monday (against find the big sticks and consequently paid this Award are as follows: 9, O. Aitken; 18," one official quipped this week. A.C.T.), Wednesday (Queensland) and the penalty. Best players were Degnan, 5, G. Schroder, M .Dean, D. O'Connor; 4, But several Wests supporters at North Friday (Sydney University), and was out Bolton, Kelly, Boyd and Badcock. G. Hancock; 3, D .Railton, W. Free, G. Sydney could see no comparison between again last Sunday at Trumper. The Third Grade, fielding only 16 play- Sambrook; 2, 1. Disher; 1, B. Barnes, J. North Shore's streamers and balloons The University team's only defeat by ers, lost by 2 points in a very even game. Brooks, B. Inglis. and Wests' marching girls. two points to A.C.T. In the five matches, Graham played * * ):r It never rains but it pours for North three different positions-centre, half UMPIRES ASSOCIATION Shore's Peter Croft-a fmalist in the forward flank and ruck rover. "Lord Jim" contest last year. To cap a good week in Melbourne he Good attendances have been noticed at Newcomer, Don Tweedie hails from Croft, a former State player, retired was honoured by being chosen in the training and meeting nights. Let's keep Broken Hill where he had commenced from football in 1964 when he had a knee Combined Australian Universities team, up the good effort and really earn our a career in junior umplrmg and he will cartilage removed. which is no mean feat. week-end outing. Memo Jim McSweeney, carry on the work in Sydney. He started back in reserve grade early just a little faster and you might avoid in the season and was having his second The "rags *to riches"* South* Sydney "arrest". Jack Armstrong could claim something run in first grade last Saturday when he team has suffered a triple setback. Kerry McCoy, who got away to a lead of a record for devotion to the code. Dur- damaged ligaments in his other knee. Full back John Carey is almost certain a fortnight ago in the Um'lires "Emmy ing the recent Schoolboy's Carnival at He will probably be out for five or six to be transferred to Adelaide by the Award" was overhauled by Mal Lee with Erskineville, Jack umpired a total of 7 weeks. R.A.A.F. while centre half back Dave a fleeting appearance on T.V. Leaders games in 3 days and with his senior ap- Schramm and half back flanker Ray Liv- to date are Lee, McCoy and Tom Colbert pointments at the week-end, made a total Balmain winger* Bill* Carey* reaches an ingstone have been transferred to Can- who scored a major award with his pre- ()f 9 games in a week. An effort you can important milestone in his foo~ball career berra. season wrestling exhibition at "Rosedale" be justly proud of Jack. when he runs on to Erskineville Oval this Schramm and Livingstone will not Oval. Saturday to play against South Sydney. play this week-end. It will be Bill's 100th consecutive first Carey has applied for campassionate grade match for the club. transfer to be near his sick father in SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CLUB NOTES Adelaide and it is expected he will leave To play 100 matches in First Grade is I put pen to paper with glassy eye>. form our grand defenders. Take a bow at the end of the month. quite a feat but 100 straight is something splitting head and a throat the texture Humes, Callanan, Sullivan, Gallagher, Schramm .and Livingstone, who are out of the ordinary. of emery paper, a consequence of a really Stein and Co. Kevin Little, filling a Bill has been with Balmain for eight both with the Attorney General's depart- great day at Rosedale last Sunday. rathe.r unfamiliar position of ruck-rover, ment won't be lost completely. seasons now. He explains he was in and The Firsts had a good win with just steadied himself for a goal that came at oUit of first grade in his first season but Schramm, although he will be in Can- about every player clicking. I thought a very decisive part of the game. then settled down to a grand run -that berra for the rest of the season, the club the main feature of our victory was the makes it 100 in a row this Saturday. and supporters will bring him back for use of constructive handball. Although Reserves win! screamed the headlines It is good to see players like Bill, Cec important matches, such as the Western the first half was good, the improvement and the drought was broken at last. It Suburbs clash next week-end. Quilkey, Pat Long, Bob Lane and other - . after the interval was most pronounced. could best be described as a two man Balmain stalwarts stick with the club Livingstone will also be brought back The moving of Keyser to the ruck from victory as I don' tthink they could have for important games but will return to through good and bad times. full forward paid dividends, as previous- won without Aitkin and Holliway. It is especially good at the rresent time Sydney permanently about the middle of ly "Stix" in the sticks was nix. Those They were great. Good performances July. to see these players turn out week after sure hands of Ellis Noack pulled down were also turned in by Thompson, Eley, I hope this doesn't upset the South week when the team has still to win a many fine marks and once again he ex- MinnaI'd, Sullivan and' Pelgrave and Sydney team too much because they are match. celled in his familiar "Tower of "Twinklertoes" Burns. going so well-only two points out of the Good luck Balmain. Strength" role. Bob Williams playing The Thirds played their good football four. in his first senior game was another in spasms. Those to shine were Barry * * * It is an outstanding achievement that Eastern Suburbs' gifted young centre, match winner and his place in the roving Hodges, Pirie Com boy, and Geoff McCon- in only seven matches the team has been Graham McKenzie last Sunday completed division looks assured. A winning centre nell. a week he will probably never forget. transformed from "wooden spooners" in- line of Doulis, Lucas and Johnson seemed Special for the children-Cracker to a definite premiership threat. Keep He finished on a high note-celebrating our strongest point, but who can detract Night, Rosedale Oval, Monday, June 13. his 21st birthday on Sunday with three 'it up boys. 18 THE FOOTBALL RECORD June 4, 1966 June 4,1966 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 3

STATE TRAINING SQUAD PHELAN MEDAL

Former Essendon first grader now Carey, a former Queensland represen- BEST AND FAIREST FIRST GRADE playing with North Shore, Lindsay tative full back, has applied for leave to McGie, who has made a big impact on Adelaide by the RA.A.F. so that he can Under a new ruling of the N.S.W. SOUTH SYDNEY v SYDNEY UNI. Sydney football in only two weeks, has be near his sick father, whilst Inglis is A.N.F.L. Board of Management, Eastern 3, G. Cann (SS); 2, D. Schramm (SS); been invited to join the N.S.W. squad unable to train with the squad because Suburbs centre half forward Jim Grey I, A. Tilby (S). training. of Navy duties. will not receive the three Phelan Medal Prorgess points in the competition' South Sydney full-back John Carey The squad will now traip at Erskine- votes awarded him last week-end. .10: N. Tuxford (SN). has withdrawn from the squad as has ville Oval on Mondays and Picken Oval The central umpire voted Grey the 9: I. Sharpe (NS). Newtown'~ half back Barry Inglis. on WedneSdays until further notice. best man on the ground and granted him 8: D. Schramm (SS). the three major points in the competi- 7: G. Sambrook (N). tion. 6: C. Quilkey (B), G. Green (St. G.), However, because Grey was found E. Noack (SD), P. Ord (NS) THE TIGER RAG guilty of a field offence early in the com- 5: D. Aitken (N), L. Doulis (SD). petition and suspended for several weeks he cannot receive the award. 4: B. Everard (N), L. McGie (NS), K. . Last week the "Bel-Airs" electrified poised ready for the kill. The Tigers This was decided at the start of the Liddlow (SS), N. Connors (SS), R Buck- the scene, and game "Esme Hackett" her drew first blood when they chargede in competition to make sure the "fairest" ley (NS), P. Glasson (ES), W. Free (N). baptism of fire for the season "66". Cur- "major" attacks, tearing strips from the aspect of the competition was complete- rently speaking this electronic display of Dragons, who, in the opening skirmish 3: G .Cann (S), R .Dare (B), A. Gren- ly adhered to. tell (E), L. Davis (SN), R .Todd (ST. G'), power packed music making from a bat- just could not hold that Tiger. The Board decided in the interests of tery of great guys, transformed Friday At the change the majic dragon was R. Hogge,tt (WS), R .Dunn (WS), D. the code it would not be proper for a Allen (SD), A .Gray (ES), T. Cusack night into a supercharged Saturday beginning to "Puff" and the cats sat back player suspended for a field offence dur- morning; with the big, big biggest all- (SN), R Sharp (WS), C. MacDonald (St. purring, this proved to be the fatal mis- ing the competition to be able to win right night on record. To be sure, it was G, N. Reading (St. G), J. Godwin (WS), take of the battle, for an ill wind spark- the code's "best and fairest" award. a real "long" night, with the laurels rest- ed the flame, and the Dragons began to W. Jones (WS). ing pat on the shoulders of the "casual breathe fire, smoking the Tigers from In future, field umpires will be inform- 2: W. Smith (WS), D. Dalton (St. G), crowd". A great individual effort, Pat, their defences, to deal the crippling blow ed of players ineligible to receive votes M. Quanchi (NS), G. Mckenzie (E'S) , P. you have earned the extreme gratitude whilst the Saints went marking in. and these players, irrespective of their Burgess (WS), R Sterling (St. G.), C. of the social committee, and the club. subsequent performances will be disre- Hayes (WS), J. Trowbridge (SU), P. The next cabaret is set down for Friday, However the Tigers soon saw red, and garded in the awards during the current Marshall (N), W. Carey (B), L. Passlow 1st July, don't miss it, the biggest is yet white with rage set about the enemy season. to come. with their most fantastic display of the (ES), J. Kelly (SD), C. Farrell (Sm, W. Unfortunately, Saturday saw us claw- year, for, although fatally wounded, the South Sydney's outstanding centre half Laughlin (SS), P. Gow (NS), B. Tylel ing ourselves from within the den of Tigers refused to die, for there were back Dave Schramm was awarded two (SS), G. Hare (B), K .Garcia (WS), G. dreamland, to approach St. George at eighteen fighting cats at Erskineville last votes last week end to lift him into third Bath (SN), J. Lucas (SD), P. Croft (NS), Erskineville, who, hand on. sword was week, and I was proud to be a Tiger. place in the competition. J. Harding (SN). Schramm now has eight points, two 1: K. Kelly (SN), R .Tilby (SS), H. behind Navy ruckman Norm Tuxford Spicer (B), K. Payne (ES), F. Pimm (B), .and one behind North Shore centre half A. Hodda (SU), S. Tyndale (St. G'), T . EASTERN SUBURBS CLUB NOTES back Ian Sharpe. Eley (SD), J. Brooks (N), D. Railton (N), P. Nosworthy (SU), R. Downe (WS), B. South Sydney centre half forward Barnes (N), W. Ayton (ES), K. Taylor Any side in the League that are able win and are going from strength to Geoff Cann and Balmain's Richard Dare, \SN), J. Klose (B), N. Ellard (SS), L to defeat Newtown do so on their own strength. Coach Tony Buck had to pull both received major awards for their Littleton (NS). merits. There should be no doubts in the whip which had good effect as the first points in the competition. any minds that Easts have now arrived. final scores .indicated. John Roberts at The best and fairest player in first Playing football as it comes out of the centre, gave a polished display and again Last week end's awards: grade will receive a $400 cash prize and book they gave their best performance Bob May was prominent. Bill Hampson, an Ansett-A.N.A. award holiday flight for this season. Gary Wilton and Graham Hart also stood WESTERN SUBURBS v NORTH SHORE two to Hayman Island for a week with A lapse in the last quarter, perhaps out. 3, P. Orad (NS); 2, W Smith (WS); I, full accommodation paid, whilst the L. McGie (NS). due to, as yet, football immaturity, had The Thirds also recorded a win (how runner up will receive $100 cash donated SUpporters looking for the bell. But about that Joe) an dthose prominent ST. GEORGE v BALMAIN by Mr. R K. Guignan. Easts came back strongly to register a were Gary Towle, Jim Henry, Laurie 3, R .Dare (B); 2, H. Spicer (B); I, D. desperately needed win. . Camilleri, Skipper Joe Vella and Johnny Dalton (St. G.). It's almost improper to name players Johnson. SANDERS MEDAL In the reserve grade the competition as outstanding, in a side that played such The Under 15's stormed in winners EASTERN SUBURBS v NEWTOWN is wide open with J. Corbett (Univer- excellent team football, but those who against McCallum's Hill, and best in a 3, J. Grey (ES); 2, B. Everard (N); I, sity) still leading. The winner will re- gave that little extra were: Jina Grey, good side were Brian Russell, Greg Dean K. Payne (ES). ceive a free flight for two to the V.F.L. Phil Glasson and Alan Gray. They were and Leno Savona. In a high scoring SOUTH DISTRICTS v SYDNEY NAVAL supported well by Brian Ratcliffe, Tony game against Alexandria, Easts's Under grand final as guests of Ansett A.N.A. 3, L. Doulis (Sm; 2, E. Noack (SD); I, The voting will be analysed in the. next Buck, Terry Stone and Gray McKenzie. 13's won 0.6 to 0.3. K. Kelly (SN). The Reserves again had an impressive EASTS TO WIN issue of The Record. 4 THE FOOTBALL RECORD June 4, 1966 June 4,1966 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 17 SEASON, 1966 ROUND I ROUND II APRIL 16, SATURDAY JUNE 25, SATURDAY Newtown 24.14 v. University .. 12-8 Balmain v Sth. Districts Picken APRIL 17, SUNDAY Sth. Sydney v Easts Erski nevi lie Easts .. .. 27.12 v. S. Sydney 6-11 JUNE 26, SUNDAY Wests .... 12.14 v. St. George 12.5 Navy v Nth. Shore Trumper Sth. Dis. 16-13 v. Balmain .. 2-8 University v Newtown Picken Naval.... 12-11 v. Nth. Shore 12-8 St. George v Wests Olds nOUND 2 JULY 2, SATURDAY APRIL 23, SATURDAY ESSENDON v HAWTHORN S.C.G. Naval.... 12-10 v. University 4.19 QUEENSLAND v N.SW. S.C.G. S. Dis... 11-5 v. N. Shore .. 10-18 ROUND 12 APRIL 24, SUNDAY JULY 3, SUNDAY Easts .. .. 17-20 v. Balmain .. 4-8 First Grade only Wests .... 13.14 v. Newtown 10.14 Sth .Sydney v Sth. Districts Trumper St. George 20.13 v. S. Sydney .. 8.15 Easts v Navy Trumper ROUND 3 Balmain v Newtown Picken APRIL 30, SATURDAY University v Wests, Picken S. Sydney 10-17 v. Balmain .. 9.11 St. George v Nth. Shore O/ds AVAILABLE ALL Newtown 11.11 v. St. George 8-12 St. George v North Shore Reserves Olds N. Shore 11-14 v. Easts .. .. 7.16 JULY 9, SATURDAY DENOMINATIONS MAY 1, SUNDAY Reserve Grade only Wests .... 11.10 v. Naval .... 11-9 Sth. Sydney v Sth. Districts TrumpeT AND S.th. Dis. .. 24-13 v. University 10.6 Easts v Navy Trumper Balmain v Newtown Picken COMBINATIONS. ROUND 4 University v Wests Picken MAY 7, SATURDAY JULY 10, SUNDAY 10.6 Newtown 12.8 v. S. Sydney N.SW. v NTH. MELBOURNE Trumper • MELON, WILD ACE, • MAY 8, SUNDAY * Easts .... 27-26 v. University 6.9 ROUND 13 • SILVER STAR, Nth. Shore 16.17 v. Balmain .. 9-9 JULY 16, SATURDAY St. George 21-13 v. Naval . 13-16 University v Easts Picken Wests .... 9-17 v. Sth. Dis . 7-10 Newtown v Sth. Sydney Erskineville • SUPER STAR, Nth. Sho're v Balmain Nth. Sydney ROUND 5 JULY 17, SUNDAY • PROGRESSIVE STAR. MAY 14, SATURDAY Navy v St. George 8.14 Trumper S. Sydney 9.8 v. N. Shore .... Wests v Sth. Districts Picken University 12.14 v. Balmain 10-12 ROUND 14 BENCH *OR CONSOLE* MAY 15, SUNDAY Newtown 22-16 v. Naval . 15.15 JULY 23, SATURDAY MODELS, Wests .... 14-12 v. Easts . 7-16 University v Nth. Shore Trumper St. George 15.15 v. Sth. Dis . 6.10 Sth. Sydney v Navy Erskineville ROUND 6 JULY 24, SUNDAY AINSWORTH* CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES PTV. LTD, Easts v St. George Trumper 1QB Dunning Avenue, Rosebery., Sydney. N.S.W. Au.t;rsll •• MAY 21, SATURDAY Ba/main v Wests Picken Newtown v Sth. Districts Erskineville Sth. Districts v Newtown Rosedale Telliphonee*S7.0361:67-4841 North Shore v University North Sydney MAY 22, SUNDAY ROUND 15 Navy v Sth. Sydney Trumper JULY 30, SATURDAY Wests v Balmain Picken Newtown v Navy Erskineville With Compliments of St. George v Easts Olds Nth. Shore v S. Sydney Nth. Sydney JULY 31, SUNDAY NORMAN WILSON ROUND 7 Easts v Wests Trumper MAY 28, SATURDAY Balmain v University Picken (Ex St. George) Balmain v St. George Picken St. George v Sth. Districts North Shdre v Wests North Sydney Olds MAY 29, SUNDAY ROUND 16 Newtown v Easts Trumper AUGUST 6, SATURDAY DULWICH HILL FLORIST Sth. Sydney v University Erskineville University v Sth. Sydney Trumper Sth. Districts v Navy Rosedale Newtown v Easts Erskineville Deliveries Anywhere - Phone 56-1505 Day or Night ROUND 8 AUGUST 7, SUNDAY JUNE 4, SATURDAY Navy v Sth. Districts Trumper Balmain v Sth. Sydney Erskineville Wests v Nth. Shore Picken FOR ALL FLORIST WORK JUNE 5, SUNDAY St. George v.Balmain Olds Easts v North Shore Trumper ROUND 17 Wreaths at Shortest Notice - Wedding Bouquets a Specialty Wests v Navy Picken AUGUST 13, SATURDAY St. George v Newtown Olds Newtown v Balmain Trumper Sth. Districts v University Rosedale AUGUST 14, SUNDAY 415 NEW CANTERBURY ROAD, DULWICH HILL ROUND 9 Navy v. Easts Trumper JUNE 11, SATURDAY Wests v University Picken PHONE 56-1505 Comb. Sydney v Newcastle Newcastle Sth. Districts v Sth. Sydney. Rosedale Hlltll ••III1I1••••••II.III •••••II ••••II ••••••••••••'IIIIIIIII ••IIIIIU ••••••III •••••llllt.1I11"'IIIII""ItIlIlIl'"'III1IIl""'IIIIII"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIII~ JUNE 12, SUNDAY Nth. Shore v St. George Nth. Sydney St. George v University Olds Navy v Balmain . Trumper ROUND 18 Wests v Sth,. Sydney AUGUST 20, SATURDAY DOUBLE HEADER' S.C.G. JULY 2 Picken University v St. George Sth. Districts v Easts Rosedale Picken Nth. Shore v Newtown No.rth Sydney Newtown v Nth. Shore Trumper ESSENDON v. HAWTHORN Sth. Sydney v Wests Erskineville ROU'ND 10 AUGUST 21, SUNDAY FOR MILLER'S $1,000 AWARD JUNE 18, SATURDAY Easts v S. Districts Trumper Sth. Sydney v St. George Trumper Balmain v Navy Picken Newtowri v Wests . Erskineville Nth. Shore v Sth. Districts Nth. Sydney Sunday, Aug. 28: First Semi-Final Trumper Preceded by JUNE 19, SUNDAY Sunday. Sept. 4: Second Semi-Final Trumper Navy v University Trumper Sunday, Sept. 11: Preliminary Final Trumper NEW SOUTH WALES v. QUEENSLAND Balmain v Easts Picken Sunday, Sept. 18: Grand Final Trumper .16 THE FOOTBALL IC:::;O'RH June 4, 1966 , June 4, 1966 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 5 *********************** *********************** iC * i< It ***********************i< ••. iC***********************••. ~ SOUTHERN ~ ~ SYDNEY ~ ~ EASTERN ~ ~ NORTH SHORE : ~ DISTRICTS ~ : UNIVERSITY : ~ SUBURBS ~ ~ * iC * i< ••. iC BLUE-WHITE STRIPES", it BLUE-GOLD V ••. ~ BLUE-RED & WHITE HOOPS ~ ~ BLACK-RED SASH ~ iC ...., ••. « * iC ••. *********************** ¥~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *********************** ROSEDALE SUNDAY JUNE 5 Umpires: Field R. L. LEE; Goal T. COLBERT L. MAGEE; Boundary P. MAPLE, B. MciNERNEY TRUMPER. SUNDAY, JUNE 5 Reserve: J. McSWEENEY; Boundary, M. COLBERT, D. COLBERT Umpires: Field, J. ARMSTRONG; Goal, J. EARL, J. McLEOD; Boundary, J. McNAB, M. PALMER Ground Manager: Mr. R. SYMES Reserve: Field, B. ALLAN; Boundary, K. JONES, R. MORGAN Third Grade: Field, G .HOAf:lE 1. E. Noack (Capt.) 1. A. Hodda Ground Manager: Mr. J. MAGNER 2. B. Holdsworth 3. I. Cottom (Capt.) 3. L. Doulis 4. R. Tubbs(V.C.) G. B. G. B. 4. W. Stein 5. D. Ramsden 1. A. Gray, Capt. Coach 1. B. Csizlowski (Capt.) 5. K. Little 6. C. Keeble 2. B. Ratcliffe 2. R. Armitage 6. J. Fitzgerald 7. P. Nosworthy 3. W. Ayton 3. P. Gow 7. M. Warren 8. B. Green 4. L. Passlow 4. I. Brown 8. S. Flanagan 9. J. Reddin 5. D. Pangrazio 5. R. Undy 9. M. Francis 10. D. Mattiske 6. J. Byrnes 6. L. McGIE '10. R. Johnson 12. S. Tregonning 7. J. Hamilton 7. I. Sharpe (V. Capt.) 11. M. Sullivan 13. C. Blair • 8. E.. Sharpe 8. R. Gleeson 12. G. McCoy 14. J. Buchanan 9. G. McKenzie 9. P. Ord 13. T. Eley 16. A. Pickett-Heaps 10. A. Grentell 10. G. Cocks 14. J. Keyser 17. E. Vuvu 11. James Grey 11. R. Buckley 15 .. C. Farrell 18. R. Cooper 12. P. Glasson 12. L. Lyttleton ,16.P, Callanan 19. J. McKaige 13. R. Fitzpatrick 13. R. Ogilvie '17. A Aitkin 20. P. Hastings 14. T. Stone 14. A. Wood 18. G. Holloway 21. J. Stone 15. P. Onley 15. G. Cockram 19. R. Williams 22. R. Mullins 16. R. Jones 16. M; Chambers 20. J. Lucas 23. C. Palfrey 17. B. Pandelis 17. D. Hiscock 21. W. Hume 24. R. Quinn 18. J. Hearne 18. G. Mennie '22. W: Jankiewicz 25. V. Bradley 19. R. Wilton 19. G. Howard 23. B. Gallagher 26. P. Williams 20. T. Buck 20. L. Wright 24. K. Baker 27. I. Marshall 21. K. Payne 21. G. Long 25. J. Hawes 28. J. Millhouse 22. G. Wilton 22. B. Baily 30. J. Trowbridge 23. W. Hampson 23. P. Croft 24. R. Carter 24. W. Croft 25. J. Roberts 1st '2tr Goals Behinds 1st Qtr... . Goals ...... Behinds 2nd Qtr. . Goa1s Behinds 2nd Qtr. . Goals...... Behinds 3rd Qtr Goals Behinds 3rd Qtr Goals ...... Behinds 1st Qtr Goals .. ..Behinds 1st Qtr Goals Behinds Final. FinaL 2nd Qtr Goals . ..Behinds 2nd Qtr. .. Goals Behinds ST. GEORGE CLUB NOTES 3rd Qtr Goals... Behinds Once again we were able to record a when the opposition is stronger. Gus 3rd Qtr...... Goals Behinds victory and once again it was the result McKernan had a magnificent game in the FinaL Final of one brilliant quarter. This time, the centre; his dropkicking being a feature -second, in which we slammed on nine :>fthe match. Rover Johnny Mayne and . goals. Apart from that effort Balmain ruckman Kim Smith continue to play NORTH SHORE CLUB NOTES matched our boys and seem to be a side sound football. Newcomers Bob Cameron Both teams went down to Wests last goals in front. Seven goals in as many on the' improve. and John Stolman proved themselves week because of first quarter lapses. minutes by Wests sealed the match in The little men had a major say in this valuable acquisitions with strong games The Reserves second quarter left the third quarter. win with Dale Dalton playing a great in attack. them trailing badly but in the last half game highlighted by some superb hand- Walsh Award: Firsts, Bob- Stirling 5, they played good football. Gerry Gar- Best players were Roger Gleeson, Peter Ord, Lindsay McGie, Graham passing. His combination with half for- Dale Dalton 3, Les Onions 2, Alan Waack ner, Ray Brahe, and Bob Ogilvie stood ward flanker Les Onions, led to at least Long, and Max Chambers (6 brilliant 2. uut. goals). 5 direct goals. Bob Stirling is back to Progress: Dale Dalton 19, Ralph Todd The Firsts went well to be 4 points in his best and was great on the half back 18, Bob Stirling 11. front at half time. Norths punters To-day's clash with Easts will be a "flank. Geoff Green, Terry Heenan and Reserves: Gus McKernan 5, Kim Smith thought they were in for a big win as tough one, but we confidently predict a Alan Waack were pick of the remainder. 3, John Mayne 2, Bob Cameron 2. the "Bears" wer'e playing all over the return to the first Four and NORTHS . The Reserves had another big win and Progress: John Mayne 21, Terry Hee- Magpies and should have been at least 6 TO WIN. we look forward to a repeat of this form . nan 14, Kim Smith 9.. 6 THE FOOTBALL RECORD June 4,1966 June 4,1966 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 15 FAMOUS FOR OVER 30 YEARS! Great Scot! Only Qantas offers four jet routes PARAMOUNT around the world SILVERWARE & CUTLERY . . there's the Singapore-Bangkok * way .. and the Honolulu-U.S.A. way .. the Hong Kong-Orient way * STAINLESS STEEL WARE . . and the Tahiti-Mexico way. And wherever in the five con- * HOSPITAL & KITCHEN EQUIPMENT tinents you fly with Qantas you'll feel at home with Qantas' unique * BADGES & MEDALLIONS Australian blend of friendliness and efficiency. Talk it over with o your Travel Agent or Qantas.

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Trophies. 11 V.tllllllllll'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111II'"IIIII"'III"IVIIIII,IIIIIIIII'I'IIIIIIII"IIIIIIIII": •••••••••••••• I •••••••••• " •••••• I •• III •• IIIII •• IIIII •• llIllIlInllllllllll •••• 1I1111I1I11I1I1 •••• 11•••• 1•••• 1•••• 1•• 1••••••••••• 1•••••••••••••••• •••••••.••••••••••••• 14 THE FOOTBALL RECORD June 4,1966 June 4, 1966 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 7 SYDNEY NAVAL CLUB NOTES ***********************.•. .•. ***********************~ .•. : WESTERN : : SYDNEY : Congratulations to Southern Districts The team is looking forward to a better on their sterling win last week. How- effort against Wests now that these play- : SUBURBS : : NAVAL : ever, without detracting from their vic- ers are feeling fit. ~ .•. ~ .•. ~ BLACK-WHITE MONOGRAMS •. ~ RED AND BLUE ••. tory the "Red Legs" first grade team To our new man from the Army Kevin .•. .. ~ .•. were feeling the loss of such notables as Kelly, our congratulations on a brilliant ...... Jack Harding, Jack Dean, John Carey, .~ exhibition in. taking the "Best and Fair- PICKEN, SATURDAY, JUNE 4 Peter Baxter and Bill Hilzinger, who est" trophy for the second consecutive Umpires: Field. M. LEE; Goal. W. CRAIG, J. EARL; Boundary. D. MORGAN. R. GILLARD were all out due to injuries. week. Reserve: Field. D. LEEDHAM; Boundary. D. TWEEDIE, D. STEWART Ground Manager: Mr. J. HAMMOND. WESTERN SUBURBS CLUB NOTES G. B. G. B. 1. R. Hoggett 1. G. Higgins 2. D. Mills 2. L. Davis A fiery Reserve Grade game was won but he stuck to it all day and his talented 3. R. Anderson 3. K. Taylor by the Magpies in the first half when a big opponent failed to score a goal. 4. J. Brown 4. G. Sargant margin was established. Coasting from The final quarter was even and at 5. K. Garcia 5. K. Batchelor then until the finish they ran out easy times willing (what a sweet left!) with 6. R. Lockett 6. J. Kelly winners by 76 points. Don Mills turned the Magpies running out winners one 7. P. Agrums 7. in another good game as did Harry Dun- point short of 5 goals. 8. J. Spane 8. C. Mason ham, Jack Tolj and Tony Yard. Marking soundly in attack or defence, 9. P. Burgess 9. R. Evans Facing a confident Norths, the First clearing the baU from the congested • 10. D. Perkins 10. B. Saunders Graders played a dull lifeless first half, North Sydney Oval wings and spearing 11. J. Godwin 11. P. Baxter and to trail by only 6 points at the inter- the ball down to the forwards adds up 12. W. Thomas 12. D. Sward val was not a true indication of Norths to Warren Smith's game being the best 13. W. Jones 13. G. Bath better play. for the full 100 minutes. 14. C. Hayes 14. W. Hilzinger A heavy roast from the Coach and 15. W. Smith 15. M. Tuxford the Magpies functioned as a team for the Ken Garcia and Cliff Hayes turned in 16. R. Downe 16. J. Croysdale first time to again establish a match win- class roving exhibitions and were well 17. A. Sales 17. W. Speed ning third quarter. Backing up in the supported by Peter Agrum's rucking. In 18. R. Dunn 18. J. Carey forwards produced goal after goal, and booting six goals ,John Brown played 19. K. Reynolds 19. G. Boyd clever use of handball by Warren Jones his most valuable game to date. He 20. A. Yard 20. J. Harding made several opportunities. John Brown backed up good marking with an accu- 21. D. Conlon 21. T. Cusack grabbed them all to slipper through three rate kick. John Godwin and Max Ander- 22. H. Dunham 22. D. Molan majors for the quarter, whilst strong de- son, all though playing out of position, 23. G. McPherson 23. C. Kohl fence kept Norths down to 2. Ray An- handled the situation well and made up 24. M. Anderson 24. J. Dean derson's task was especially a hard one, our best. 25. R. Sharp 25. J. Sheraton 26. R. Johnson SOUTH SYDNEY CLUB NOTES 1st Qtr Goals Behinds 1st Qtr Goals Behinds Souths last Sunday had a field day to the limit, but lacked accurate kicking against University. Ronny Tilby had a good goal. Ivan Stuart ,marking "the 2nd Qtr. Goals Behinds 2nd Qtr... Goals Behinds good game, and managed to bag 9 goals beard" had a good game and kept his 3rd Qtr... . Goals Behinds 3rd Qtr Goals Behinds (let's hope you can do the same today opponent down to a few kicks. Johnny Ron). It won't be long before he takes Weldon at full back saved goal after goal Final. Final .. the goal kicking lead off Geoff Cann, who and so to did all the backmen. Johnny played the best game of the day against Oates played good football and Les • Uni, with his long kicking and high Clements kicked a goal to add to the RESULTS - ROUND SEVEN LEADING GOALKICKERS marking. Dave Schramm played steady score. "Fish" Ferguson, came up from FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE football, whilst Mike Harkin and Bluey Nowra and played very' good football, St. George 18.17 d. Balmain .... 11.13 A. GRENTELL (Easts) 42 Connor displayed good football and be- also too did Johnny Snell, Peter Randle, Wests 15.18 o. Nth. Shore. 10.19 K. GARCIA (Wests) 19 Easts . 15.17 d. Newtown tween them managed 7 goals. Johnny Peter Beales, Lenny Armstrong, Peter 12.21 P. PROSSER (Southern Districts) 19 Sth. Dis . 15.17 d. Syd. Naval 4.13 D. DALTON (St. George) 18 Carey, Max Carmichael, Brian Tyler, Stock. Sth. Syd. 25.16 d. Syd. UnL 3.10 D. AITKEN (Newtown) . 16 Jimmy Hourigan, Terry Hoey, Waldo This week it's Balain; prediction, RESERVE GRADE G. CANN (Souths) 15 Laughlin, Monty Ellard, Keith Liddelow SOUTH TO WIN in both grades. To- St. George 23.18 d. Balmain .. J. BROWN (Wests) 15 2.3 C. HAYES (Wests) 15 and Ray Jammeson all had good games, morrow, Sunday, there is a Bar-B-Cue at Wests 16.16 d. N~h Shore 5.6 RESERVE GRADE with "newcomer" to the side Johnny Richmond for all the supporters. Find Easts . 13.17 d. Newtown 4.16 Uni. N.S.w. 7.9 d. 5th. Syd. 3.10 R. MAY (Easts) . 26 Smith clearing the packs with good kicks out about it by seeing Carl Simmons or Sth. Dis. 6.5 d. Syd. Naval 4.7 k MAYNE (St. George) . 18 and Cach, Barry Ellis, 6 goals,' inspiring Ian Granland. Buy a ticket from our J . BRAHE (Norths) ,... 15 THIRD GRADE . MANNING (Easts) 15 his side to a well deserved victory. ladies at the gate. Proceeds towards the Wests .. 14.10 d. St. George .. 6.5 THIRD GRADE The Reserve Grade were unlucky to players' welfare. ROLL OUT THE Easts .... 6.10 d. Newtown 6.8 ~: ~~~T~Np~;~S)(wests) 7 be beaten. They extended UnL N.S.W. RABBITS. Syd. Naval 9.9 d. Sth. Dis... 3.4 K. SMITH (Wests) .. ~ __-_- _I_/~/-l_'--=-_>,__~//,_,, , -~- .. _J~::,__ ~--lJ~gL :.. 12 THE FOOTBALL RECORD June 4, 1l}66 Jun, 4, ~ _ 5 T~ J'0TBALL lUlCORD 7 - /2. 1"$If. ***********************it ,..... ************************ ***********************it ,...... ***********************.•• SOUTH : : BALMAIN : t! NEWTOWN ~ it .•• it * it * t t SYDNEY ~... * :; ;:: ST. GEORGE ~ .•.• ••. ~ GOLD-BLACK V's. ~ it * it it it GREEN-RED *...... •. *... * t WHITE-RED V : : RED-WHITE YOKE ~ it . * it .•• ***********************ERSKINEVILLE, SATURDAY,***********************JUNE 4 *********************** +••••••••••••••••••••••. Umpires: Field, K. McCOY; Goal, J. RYAN, J. McLEOD; Boundary, M. COLBERT, B. MciNERNEY OLDS, SUNDAY, JUNE 5 Reserve: Field, G. BRACK; Boundary, S. SEWELL, B. ALLAN . Ground Managers: Messrs. W. C. CAREY and K. G. FERGUSON Umpires: Field, L. PALMER; Goal, G. WOOD, C. WINTER; Boundary, I. DOWNS, C. HUON G. B. Reserve: D .McGREE; Bounda'ry, D. HUON, N. BLACK G. B. Third Grade: B. FIELDING 1. B. Ellis (Capt.) 1. B. Sparks Ground Manager: Mr. S. FELSTEAD 2. G. Cann 2. R. DARE G. B. G. B. 3. J. Carey 3. p. Long 4. R. Barnetson 1. G. Schroder 1. A. Waack 4. G. Gleary 2. W. Free (V.C.) 5. R. Livingston 6. B. Chandler 2. V. McCourt 3. B. Barnes 6. J. Hourigan 7. C. Quilkey 3. D. McKenna 7. R. Jamieson 8. R. Hawksworth 4. B. Everard 4. D. Dalton 9. L. Thompson 5. M. Dean 5. P. Taylor 8. W. Laughlin 6. D. Railton(C.) 9. K. Liddlow 10. J. Dare 6. N. Reading 10. D. Schramm 11. P. Fortey 7. A. Sigsworth 7. G. Green 12. M. Fortey • 8. P. Marshall 8. R. Serich 11. B. Tyler 9. B. Inglis 12. J. Wardle 14. J. Coles 9. R. Sterling 13. R. Friend 15. R. Lane 10. D. Aitken 10. G. Kemp 14. N. Connor 16. J. Eckersley 11. I. Disher 11. C. Macdonald 17. M. Yaldwyn 12. J. McKenzie 12. H. Durrant 15. R. Durbin 13: J. Brooks 16. N. Ellard 18. G. Hare 13. W. Willats .17. T. Hoey 19. G. Jerkowicz 14. G: Sambrook 14. R. Elvish 15. D. Wilson 18. T. Robson 20. N. Franks 15. G. Dwyer 19. M. Harkin 22. B. Clifton 16. J. Venus 16. S. Tyndale 20. .J. Oates 25. W. Carey. 17. D. O'Connor 17. K. Smith 21. P. Rothe 18. R. Sambrook 18. I. Porter 22. B. Hamden 19. C. Kearns 19. J. Bolton 23, R. Tibly 20. G. Hancock 20. L. Onions 24. N. Martin 21. K. Bolton 21. G. Bowman 25. M. Carmichael 22. J. Costa 22. P. Killian . 23. J. Daley 23. B. Townley 24. F. Kenny 24. R. Todd

1st Qtr Goa1s ..Behinds 1st Qtr Goals...... Behinds I/--Ib 25. i't:- IS 2nd Qtr..: Goals .....Behinds 2nd Qtr. ..Goals...... Behinds 3rd Qtr .., Goals .... Behinds 3rd Qtr...... Goals Behinds 1~~ Qtr.1 . ..GO~It4./ t .Behinds IOlst Qtr.l..If.L Goals ..U.: Behinds .2 6 FinaL . FinaL . 2nd Qtr: j 1/1/ GoalsII 11/ ..Behinds~ 6- 2nd Qtrf1 " Goals VI' Behinds 4- / A.M.F.C. FIRST DIVISION CHAM.PIONSHIP'S 3rd Qtrll.l Goals j II.. .Behindsb7 3rd Qtr.t '.III! Goals"! II Behinds 82- HOBART 1966 TIMETABLE OF MATCHES 11.45a.m.-W.A. v Tasmania Final I} .. 11.1 . 8 ~ FinarlJ . ./ l ,J J . 1cr Thursday, June 9: 2.15 p.m.-S.A. v V.F.A. 11.45a.m.-W.A. v. V.F.A. Saturday, June 18: . '•... COMPETITION TABLE 2.15 p.m.-Tasmania v V.F.L. 11.45a.m.-SA. v Tasmania . Saturday, June 11: 2.15 p.m.-W.A. v. V.F.L. . FIRST GRADE St. George .. .. 5 2 647 233 277.7 20:;" If 11.45a.m.-V.F.A. v Tasmania Former Sydney players, now wIth .the Wests 7 - 655 445 147.2 28 Nth. Shore 4 3 383 441 86.8 16 .- St. George 2.15 p.m.-V.F.L. v S.A. Hobart Branch of the Tasmanian Tourist 5 2 721 524 137.6 20 Sth. Districts 2 5 316 364 86.8 8- Newlown .. 5 2 704 563 107.3 20 Newtown 2 5 266 487 54.6 8 ..- Monday, June 13: Bureau, are Greg Honey, Gordon Sloane Easts ...... 4 3 786 475 165.5 16 Sth. Sydney .... :: 2 5 239 685 34.9 8-r Sth. Dis. .. 4 3 576 441 130.6 16 Syd. Naval 1 6 278 4- 11.45a.m.-V.F.L. v V.F.A. and Peter Oldfield. They will bE!happy "Nth. Sho~~ .... 443 62.8 3 3 627 495 126.5 14 Balmain .. 7 157 703 22.3 -If. 2.15 p.m.-S.A. v W.A. to met and advise any Aussie Rtiles Syd- "Sth. Sydney .. 3 3 572 618 92.6 14 - Thursday, June 16: neysiders. Naval .. .. 2 5 552 675 818 8 THIRD. GRADE Syd. U~i. .. .. 1 6 398 958 41.5 4 Syd. Naval 6 391 137 285.4 24 UMPIRES FOR MAJOR MATCHES . Balmain .. .. - 7 361 758 47.6 Wests .. .. 5 1 412 200 206.0 20 Sydney umpire, Len Palmer will receive N.S.W. v Queensland game at the S.C.G. " Drawn Match "Easts 3 2 222 288 77.1 14 RESERVE GRADE ~St. George .... :: 1 4 204 288 70.7 4 a trip to on June 12 to umpire on July 2. '. Uni. N.S.w. .. .. 7 - 622 157 396.2 28 tNewlown...... 1 4 146 266 54.9 4 the match hetween Queensland and Can- The main match. on July 2 between Wests ...... 6 1 555 228 243.5 24.>1. Sth. Dis...... - 5 124 320 38.7 2 berra. Essendon and Hawthorn will be controIl- Easts ...... 6 1 605 327 185.0 24:9 • Drawn Match t Match 10 be played A Canberra umpire will officiate at the ed by' a top V.F.L. umpire. .<~ - ~ "fi!!JJ-::::J!ffr ")'9 3/ IJ J I I ~ H' / ill -1.JliJIJ 1 June 4, 1966 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 11 10 THE FOOTBALL RECORD June 4,1966 Fly for10Z less it's RBRISK as a group with From now on, you couldn't have housepainting easier. 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Districts v Sydney Naval Rosedale ~ at II MOTH ER'S COR~ ERII~ Durham Streets, Hurstville. Easts v Newtown Trumper SUNDAY, JUNE 5 it * Training at Olds Park, Tuesday and Thursday. Wests v Sydney Naval Picken it 39-418 ELIZABETH ROAD. * SOUTHERN DISTRICTS: Secretary J. STROUD, 8 Cooke Avenue, Canley Vale. St. George v Newtown Olds ~ KINGS CROSS, SYDNEY ~ Training at Rosedale Oval, Tuesday and Thursday SUNDAY, JUNE 12 5th. Districts v Easts Rosedale ~ where all Sportsmen Eat. ~ SOUTH SYDNEY: Secretary I. H. GRANLAND, 40 Caley Street, Matraville Newtown v Sydney Naval Trumper Training at Kensington Oval, Tuesday and Thursday SATURDAY, JUNE 18 ~ Under personal attention of ~ SYDNEY NAVAL: Secretary C. MASON, Flat 14/Block 2, Elger Street, Glebe Newtown v 5th. Districts Erskineville ~ MR. RAY CATHERALL ,.. SUNDAY, JUNE 19 Training at Trumper Oval, Tuesday and Thursday Sydney Naval v St. George Trumper ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥. SYDNEY UNIVERSITY: Secretary R. TUBBS, 28 Dalmeny Road, Northbridge Easts v Wests Picken Training at University No.1 Monday and Wednesday SATURDAY, JUNE 25 HOW TO GET TO LEAGUE GROUNDS Wests v 5th. Districts Picken UNIVERSITY OF N.S.W.: Secretary B. HANSEN, P.O. Box 24, Kensington Easts v. St. George Erskineville TRUMPER PARK: Phone No. 31-4006; Training at Kensington, Tuesday and Thursday SATURDAY, JUNE 16 Glenmore Road, Paddington. WESTERN SUBURBS: Secretary G. McGIFFORD, 2 Seventh Avenue, Campsie Easts v Sydney Naval Trumper 2.30 p.m. 388 bus from Central Station or 320 Training at Picken Oval Tuesday and ThurSday. SUNDAY. JULY 17 series buses from Park Street. go within •••••••• 11•••• 1111111 ••• 111•• 1111111111 •• 11111111111 ••• '11111111111.11111111111.1111'.'1111.1111111.11111111111.11111111111'.'111111'111"'11"1'1111111"1'"'1'111'" Wests v Newtown Picken 400 yards of the oval. 5th. Districts v St. George Trumper NORTH SYDNEY OVAL: Phone 92.2221. .SUNDAY, JULY 24 Miller Street. North Sydney. 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