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• / JULY 11 Mm VOL. 48 No. 16 - * 1976
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Welcome to the Tasmanian team, led by its Captain Coach, Peter Hudson, . and their Officials, headed by the Chairman of the Tasmanian Football Council, Aid. D. R. Piatster, Lord Mayor of Hobart, We trust that your stay wlli be an enjoyable experience, and that you wilt return to the Apple Isle, injury free. Concratulations to John Caulfield on your appointment as State Coach for New South Wales, and all are confident that you will mould your side into a most effective"combination, able to counteract the skills demonstrated by the Tasmanian team last year. The courage shown by the State Selectors in choosing a squad of non-stop battling triers is also to be commended, and we know that each member of the selected team'will give of his utmost, all day. This will surely be a case of a game between the tried and true veterans from Tasmania, and the unknown triers from New South Wales. One of the most interesting factors about this match, regardless of Its result, will be to Rauge of our chances next year in the National Football League—Wills Cup Competition. Our team today wilt give us ail an idea of the strength of our players, against top class opposition, which will be comparable to the competition we will meet in 1977. (See Article on Page 3). To alt our followers and supporters, and to those spectators who are watching a "live" match for the first time, we trust you will enjoy this spectacular match, and look forward to seeing you at more of our local games each weekend. The "curtain-raiser" match today is of prime importance to both competing Clubs to improve their positions on the ladder, and should be a ripper. NEWTOWN RULES CLUB LTD. WELCOMES YOU AND INVITES YOU TO VISIT THE CLUB AFTER THE GAME TONIGHT 1 CABARET NIGHT Featuring Australia's Funny Man BRIAN DOYLE and enjoy our hospitality and COURAGE DRAUGHT
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By introducing the NFL—Wills Cup their rcsoureeSj and commitments to Series the NFL does not seek to com• include "an additional aim - the NFL- pete with State League Competitions, W but to. supplement thorn. It is the NFL's Qbviwsly they must do this without point of view that at League level there jeopardising their position at State is a place for three types of competition'. level. • National Competition '—NFL—Wills *HE COACHES Cup. • Similarly the coach will be faced with positive and negative alternatives.. In- • Interstate Football terstato travel mid week—night foot• ball and the consequent upset of routine • State League Competitions. must all be considered and every even• The NFL's function is to promote and tuality planned. develop football throughout Australia The possibility of giving young play• ers experience must be weighed against the teams need to win at State and XZ^T^S^ at- National level. tuact the attention and involvement of the football world — administrators, loaches, players, supporters and media. THIS PLAYERS To maintain the support necessary for The opportunity to be involved in a success, even competition and high stan• National Competition as a National dards of play is essential. Player as well as play in a State League Competition means that the player takes The 1976 NFL—Wills Cup is the first another step towards being truly pro• stafie in the development of a National fessional. The player, like the coach, Competition which in the distant future and the club, will have to balance his will embrace League teams torn each ^ommitaents-his family, his business, State in a competition similar to soc• his football, his lifestyle. cer's FA Cup. A National Competition has been a The 1076 NFL—Wills up is therefore dream for decades. Making it a icality Mi interim competition involving 12 require* major re-thinking at all levels of Australia's top •dub teams. The next in the football world. step will be the inclusion of each league team frmn Victoria, South Australia A National Competition in Australia and Western Australia and representa• has problems faced by few other coun• tive teams from Queensland, New South tries The si7.c of country and the dis• Wales, Australian Capital Territory and tance involved, the number of teams Tasmania. " relative to our population, the number The interim competition will act as of players in a team all Impose unique a transition stage and enable the many problems. adjustments at club level to be made with the minimum inconvenience. The NFL — Wills Cup introduces a The 107G NFL—Wills Cup requires new dimension in Australian football- a real team effort. Let's look at some administration, demanding some short of the unique- decisions facing the mem• term sacrifices but one designed to- pro- bers of the teams entering such a com• mole and develop Australian football to petition. its rightful place as our National Code. We eonsrutulate the 12 teams who TmdiUonally the goal of each club u have won and accepted the right to the League Premiership in each State. compete in. the 197G competition. This ideal is firmly entrenched and long term planning involving large financial The 1976 NFL—Will Cup is an historic event. "Good Luck—May - the Best c rsss? ciutdmu^ r Team Win!" 4 THE FOOTBALL RECORD July 11th, 1976-
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1 PETER HUDSON Glenorchy, T.F.L. 13 GARY LINTON (Glenorchy T.F.L.) Captain coach Returnee! to Tasmanian Centre or rover Member of Glenorchy's football last season after a brilliant 1975 premiership side Prolific ball get• career in V.F.L. One of the greatest ter, and strong mark Winner of Weller full-forwards ever to play in VJT.L. Arnold Medal—best player for T.F.L. in Captain of Tasmania against N.S.W. in intra-state series. 1975. 14-BILL HODGSON City-South N.T. 3 JOHN EMIN (Burnie N.W.F.U.).— FA.. Solid and reliable centre half Strong ruckman and Captain of own back. Member ttl City-South's 1974 Pre• Club. Experience with Essendon V.F.L. miership side. -.Another newcomer to and Hobart (T.F.L.). Winner of major interstate football. awards in T.F.L. last season, represent• 15 STUART BARCLAY (City-South ed State in all four Interstate games NTFA) Came from Essendon V.F.L., last season. in' 1974 to coach City-South. Has done i 4 MURRAY DICKSON (Hobart T.F.L.) much to lift the standard of the game Launceston. A very versatile and i Strong ruckman and good mark. En• hi creative player as key position forward joying a good season and making debut or ruck rover. Has been plagued by in• for State. jury and has not played for the State. I CHRIS SAUNDERS, a robust type of 16 JOHN KUIPERS ( Sandy Bay player from the Sandy Bay Club. Nor• TFL) Tall wingman having best sea• mally a centre half forward or half for• son since joining Sandy Bay. First year ward flanker, he has been playing at in, representative football. centre half back for his club for the past few weeks. First time ever in a 17 VIN WAITE (Latrobe, N.W-F.U.)— Tasmanian side. Transferred from Carlton V.F.L. this season to coach coastal club, is well 7 PETER DANIEL (North Launceston known for his robust play on the back N.T.F.R.) —Came to Launceston from line. First season in" Tasmanian football. Essendon (V.F.L.) last season as cap¬ . tain-coach. Has had a great impact on 18 NEIL MAYNARD (North Launces• t football in North. Represented Tas• ton NTFA) Full back is an experi• mania twice last season. enced player who was a key member 4 10 DEREK PEARDON (City-South of North Launceston's 1975 Premiership 1 NT.F.A.) Centre or ruck-rover. An elu- team' Performed very well in intra- ' sive player with accurate disposal has state'.games. Has not previously repre• had experience with Richmond (V.F.L.), sented the State. Represented State against Queensland 19 BILL DIXON (Latrobe N.W.F.U.), last year. Pocket back. A very solid and reliable ; n PHILIP HAUGHAN (Launceston Ph^yer who places the ball to the best adlantje Has been used as. a centre NT FA) A newcomer to Tasmania man by his Club with good effect. An• from East Perth. Captain-Coach of his other newcomer to Tasmanian represen• club A robust ruck rover and accurate tative sides. shot'for goal. First-season with Tas• mania. 20 MICHAEL ROACH Longford, N.T. 12 ROBERT HILlNNew Norfolk T.F.L. FA Ruck rover and forward. Young• Centre half back with great potential. est 'member of the squad at 17. Play• Had two seasons with Wynyard ed well in both intra-state games and (NWFU). Enjoying very good season i* beina sought by Richmond V.F.L. and first time in State guernsey. Has n^ previously represented the State. .'. 6' THE FOOTBALL RECORD July 11th, 1976
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goals behinds goals behinds T. HESSELL 1 W. MEALE 2 L. AXFORD B. FITZGERALD JACKMAN 3 D. McVEY G. 4 K. WARD W. BROWN V1NEY 5 W. KELSO D. BYRNE 6 1. CRUICKSHANK M. McBRIAR 7 G. WATKINS B. HAMILTON 8 R. BAINES C. BAKER 9 T. LONGMORE J. BEE 10 R. SYNOTT C. HARMON 11 N. SULLIVAN G. HANNA „ 12 S. ROSSATTO R, GRAHAM 13 F. KEOGH P. FOLEY 14 D. CHRISTIAN EE G. MCLEAN 15 C. MURPHY R. SIMMONS 16 s. RIXON M. ELL1NGWORTH 17 G. MCKENZIE S. CAMPBELL 18 -C BOWE G. SOUTHWOOD 19 A. TAYLOR H. GREEN 20 K. GIBBONS S. PORTER 21 G. MURPHY Q. 22 M. TEGG
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• 'J 10 THE FOOTBALL RECORD July Hth, 1976'. NEW SOUTH WALES Colours: Guernsey Light Blue with Black Collar and Cuffs or Trim, and Waratah on breast. Socks Light Blue with Black Tops, Shorts Black. 4 COACH: J. CAULFIELD MANAGER: P. ISAAC Age Height Weight goals behinds . * ft. ins. lbs. 3 GREG SMITH 19 5'10" 10.7 4 TOM DOOLAN 23 6'1" 13.10 ] | 5 VICTOR HUGO 22 6'3" 14.0' 6 ALAN LANGFIELD 25 5'10i" 11.7 7 LAWRIE PENDRICK 23 5'10" 13.10 =j=: | 8 ALAN DUDLEY 25 5*11" 13.7 9 GREG PERIS 24 6*1*' 14.7 I 10 JOHN CAULFIELD 29 6' 12.12 12 JIM JEWELL 23 6'0f* 13.0 14 IAN HARRY 27 6*1'* 13.12 15 STEVE WAY 27 6' 13.7 16 GREG SHEATHER 25 5'lli" 12.8 17 GARY COLVIN 21 6'00" 12.8 18 WAYNE EVANS 18 5'10" 11.0 1 19 MAX KRUSE 18 5*10" 11.0 20 PETER KIRKWOOD 22 5'9" 13.4 21 GRANT LUHRS 23 6" 13.3 22 GRAEME McLEAN 26 6' 12.7 23 TERRY O'KEEFE 24 5'llJ" 13.0 25 COLIN TREVASKIS 26 6'2" 14.0 26 GREC.KUCHEL 30 6'6" 16.0
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UMPIRES The N.S.W. Australian' Football League is pleased to advise that all umpires for today's matches, are appointed by the Umpires Appointment Board from tho^ panel of local umpires from the N.S.W.A.F.L. Umpires Association. This practice is continuing from last year's match in Hobart, where Tasmanian m umpires were used. * ST. GEORGE v NORTH SHORE GOALS ROSS WHEELER DON NIELSEN BOUNDARIES PHIL JOHNSTON MAX ECKERMANN FIELD JOHN KELLY July 11th, 1976 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 11 TASMANIA Colours: Guernsey Green with Primrose Map of Tasmania, Rose Collar and Cuffs or Trim. Socks Green with Rose tops. Shorts Gold. COACH. P. HUDSON MANAGER: J.; BAKER Age Height Weight goals behinds (Cms) 1 PETER HUDSON 30 190 100 3 JOHN EMIN 25 195 93 4 MURRAY DICKSON 24 195 95 5 CHRIS SAUNDERS 23 186 86.5 7 PETER DANIEL 26 191 89 ...: |.. iO DEREK PEARDON 25 183 85 il PHILIP HAUGHAN 27 191 89 \2 ROBERT HILL 24 185 82 13 GARY LINTON 20 177 81 i4 BILL HODGSON 25 189 82.5 5 STUART BARCLAY 26 191 84.5 16 JOHN KUiPERS 22 182 82 7 VIN WAITE 27 193 95 S NEIL MAYNARD 25 187 82.5 18 BILL DIXON 25 170 78.5 MICHAEL ROACH 17 193 84 .'1 PETER LATHAM 22 -180 76 12 GREG LETHBORG 25 180 76 PAUL SPROULE 31 177 80 >14 H ED LEY THOMPSON 24 180 79.5 \5 MAX DEVERALL 24 181 78 >6 GARY COWMEADOW 25 181 81 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter
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.. »d =» SHE*SHEATHEB; , a strong high fly- r-nvr SMITH from Ardlethan and -k accurate kick, has represent• resented toe South West league in^he ed Farcer and South West, and N.S.W. i«f NSW State Championships. / A . SeW who has a good future. WAYNE" EVANS s wing or rover, has TOM DOOLAN, a High School sports Saved all his football With Grong master £ a fine utility player who can Grone Maton. Represented South West Xy in any position. Represented South ?t NSW State Championship 1976, re• presented N.S.W. in Teal Cup in Bris• YlCT^HUGOhas played all his foot• bane 1975. , . „ ball in Narrandera. Plays-at centre half, MAX KBtfSE. a utility player has play- ^k^nd™ strong marker of the ball' ^ all his football with Leeton, repre• with' Tgood kick. Represented South- sented South West in 1976, N.S.W. State
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