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Football Record ~ttt111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 lSURVEYING EQUIPMENT CO E '. JUNE 30 VOL. 46 Distributor~ of: FOOTBALL e "SURVEY CHIEF" ALUMINIUM LEVELLING STAFF 1974 .No. 12 3m, 4m & 5m. RE.CORD. ·. Available in E Pattern or Regular Metric lc.m. • LUFKIN METRIC MEASURING TAPES & ACCESSORIES • RABONE CHESTERMAN MEASURING TAPES & ACCESSORIES • ESLON FIBREGLASS TAPES • TRUMETER ROAD MEASURERS • FABER CASTELL -W & G METRIC SCALE RULES • LEVELS, THEODOLITES & SURVEY ACCESSqRIES SALES AND SERVICE TELEPHONE: 2A EDWARD. ST .. 502-2029 KINGSGROVE 220::: 11111111111111111111111111~111111111111lit11) ltl I I 1111ltt1 I I I I II I I I I I 11UI 1111ltl11111111111111111IIIll111111111111111111111111111IJI11II11111111111111111111111 , W. D. & H. 0. WILLS Australian Rules Football sharing the scene. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE N.S.W. FOOTBALL LEAGUE CRAVEN FILTER 64 REGENT STREET, CHIPPENDALE, N.S.W. 2008 20c belongs to your world LIONEL BEALE.. PHONES: 698 166C Secretary. 698 139i Registered at G.P.O Sydney tor transm1ss1on by post as a newspaper Albert Printing Company Pty. Limited. 27 Queen Street. Chippendale. 2008 - 69 5210 to1d dcalc1 to the· It's the real thing.~ke. City of Sydney * Big stock of City Fords for immediate delivery * Save up to $400, $500, $600, $700, $800 on company dem.onstrators * Talk toilenis Aitken, l : ~h:J:i i::I... .: ''!!: :~ 111 ili'i ••• DOWNTOWN Corner Crown & William Streets, City. "COCA-COLA" AND "COKE" ARE REGISTERED TRADE MARKS WHICH IDENTIFY Open 7 days a week THE SAME PRODUCT OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY. 8 am to 8.30 pm 310322 "COCA-COLA" IS BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY CTP/009 16·1798 BY COCA-COLA BOTTLERS, SYDNEY. ~2 THE FOOTBALL RECORD June 30th, 1974 June 30th, 1974 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 1 FINAL FIVE BOITLENECK With -·.Compliments The competition between 6 teams for four places in the final 5 has produced keen games and some topsy turvey results in recent weeks. Only the onward march to the finals by the unbeaten com­ Coca -Cola Bottlers, Sydney petition leaders, Western Suburbs is constant. South Sydney and Newtown are in second place with St. George •************************************************** fourth, and Southern Districts 2 percentage points ahead of East Sydney hold the No. 5 spot. North Shore are only half a game away STATISTICS from East Sydney in 7th place. FIRST GRADE DIVISION llA An interesting sidelight is that the 5th, 6th and 7th teams per­ North Shore 6.9, 7.15, 12.23, 18.25 133) C. Services 10.11 (71) d Syd Uni 8.13 (61) Balmain 3.3, 6.7, 9.9, 11.14 (80) Pen Hills 11.10'(76) d UNSW 6.10 (4b) ·centage is higher than the 2nd, 3rd and 4th teams and over the 100% Warringah 9.14 (68) d Bankstown 4.5 (29) mark. Added to this interesting situation is the fact that there are West 5.0, 9.4, 15.7, 17.12 (114) Macquarie bye Newtown 2.4, 6.7, 1.12, 13.17 (95) First Grade games postponed. which still have to be played. South 2.4, 4.5, 8.5, 12.9 (81) Pen. Hills 7 O 639 318 200.9 28 Southern Districts 4.2, 6.12, 9.17, 9.20 (74) C. Serv.• 5 1 559 280 199.6 20 Southern Districts have to play Easts and St. George, while East Syd. Uni. 4 3 487 318 153.1 16 Sydney also have to play North Shore. East 3.6, 8.11, 11.14, 15.24 (114) Warringah 4 3 433 389 111.3 16 St. George 4.3, 6.4, 11.8, 13.10 (88) UNSW"§ 1 4 297 324 91.7 4 MacQ. Uni 1 5 243 577 42.1 4 The Draw Committee of the N.S.W.A.F.L. will submit a report on· Won Lost For Agst. % Pts Bankstown• 0 6 181 596 30.4 0 these 3 games to the Board of Management on Monday next. West 12 0 1469 786 186.9 48 § Match to play Round 7 South 6 6 1052 1058 99.4 24 " Match to play Round 6 Newtown 6 6 1229 1262 97.4 24 St. George" St 5 1005 1059 94.9 22 NORTH SHORE LICENSED CLUB S. Dist. §* 5 5 976 919 106.2 20 DIVISION 118 East§* 5 5 1071 1027 104.3 20 UNSW 13.12 (90) d Pen. Hills 6.7 (43) The North Shore Australian Football Club Ltd. held their Annual , N. Shore* 4t 6 1124 1082 103.9 18 Warringah 9.9 (63) d B.ankstown 3.4 (22) i Balmain 1 11 866 1599 54.2 4 , C. Serv. 11.13 (79) d Syd Uni 10.6 (66) Meeting last week at the Club Premises, 92 Arthur St., North Sydney. * Matches to play Round 9 § Match to play Round 11 Mr. Fred Mackay the President thanked all who had supported C. Serv. • 6 0 606 136 445.5 24 SECOND GRADE Warringah 5 2 335 231 145.0 20 the Club in the past year of some consolidation. N. Shore 16.21 (117) d Balmain 4.5 (29) UNSW§* 4 1 465 '230 202.1 16 S. Dist. 6.15 (51) d South 5.4 (34) Syd. Uni 3 4 391 349 112.0 12 St. George 9.16 (70) d East 9.10 (64) Pen. Hills 3 4 343 402 85.3 12 Support that he asked for again and announced an issue of 10% West 12.13 (85) d Newtown 6.8 (44) Bankstown* 1. 5 125 370 33.8 4 Club Deposits in minimum units of $10. The money will proceed Won Lost For Agst. % Pts. MacQ. Uni 0 6 81 580 14.0 0 West 11 1 1089 417 261.2 44 the benefit of members and friends. St. George" 8 3 771 492 156.7 32 N. Shore"' 8 3 837 600 139.5 32 THIRD DIVISION East§* 6 4 704 544 129.4 24 Mr. W. Hart, President of the N.S.W.A.F.L. was the returning Newtown 5 7 629 854 73.7 20 Holsworthy 7.7 (49) d Penshurst 6.5 (41) officer and announced Mr. F. Mackay as the President, Mr. W. Balmain -3-9519-94-2-55Y-f2 Sutherland 5.8 (38) d West 2.9 (21) S. Dist§* 3 7 391 785 49.8 12 Heathcote d Syq Uni -Forfeit Bairstow, Vice President and Mr. J. Tuton as Secretary with Mr. E. South 1 11 501 804 62.3 4 Ludowici the Treasurer. § Match to play Round 11 Heathcote 8 1 244 115 212.2 32 " Matches to play Round 9 West* 6 2 420 172 232.6 24 In a very nice gesture Honorary Life Membership was awarded Sutherland 6 3 379 464 81.6 24 liHIRD GRADE Syd. Uni. 3 6 160 185 86.0 12 to Mr. F. Mackay, Mr. W. Bairstow, Mr. J. Tuton and Mr. P. Loiterton N. Shore 11.13 79) d Balmain 6.10 (46) Holsworthy* 3 5 148 462 32.0 12 S. Dist 13.9 (87) d Nirimba 3.5 (23) Penshurst 0 9. 65 86 75.6 0 for their inspiring and unselfish service to the Club. St. George 19,17 (131) d East 4.1 (25) • Game to play West 9.19 (73) d Newtown 3.3 (21) Won Lost For Agst. % Pts. Mr. Hart congratulated the Four Life Members and praised the St. George• 11 0 1134 266 426.3 44 LEADING GOALKICKERS progress made by the Club since its inception. "The Code in Sydney S. Dist§* 9 1 936 402 232.8 36 (Excluding Round 9) Nirimba 8 4 571 426 134.0 32 can only benefit by Clubs such as this one and I look forward to others West 6 6 601 721 83.4 24 D. 8.EDNARSKI (SD) ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 41 to come in the not too far distant future," he said. N. Shore 4 8 673 815 82.6 16 L. HETHERINGTON (WS) ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 38 Newtown 3 9 448 767 58.4 12 C. B.RADLEY (WS) ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 37 Balmain 3 9 439 786 55.9 12 B. FEGAN (WS) ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 37 Further details of the expansion plans will be detailed in these East§ 2 9 320 1028 31.l 8 W. DAHLER (ES) ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 37 pages in the near future. § Match to play Round 11 A. AUSTIN (NS) ...... ...... ...... 29 • Matches to play Round 9 S. STREVENS (SS) ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... 28 THE FOOTBALL RECORD June 30th, 1974 June 30th, 1974 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 31 ~....,..~,..,...,..,.,~,_,..,..,,,..,...,..,..,....,..,,..,,...,.,,...,.,.,...,...,....,..,...,..~~..ll-1'1'..,...,..,..,...,.,,..~ ~ WESTERN SUBURBS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB LTD. l ~ Wf:.LCOMES TEAMS OF- THE N.S.W.A.F-.L. ~ ON PREMIERSHIP MATCH DAYS ~ , JUNE ENTERTAINMENT ~ Saturday, 1st ..... ..... BRYAN DAVIES~ Sunday, 2nd . ....................... DIANNE HORDER ~ Tuesday, 4th ... Film, "THE. F. RENCH CONNECTION"~ ! ' Saturday, 8th . ... ............. KEVIN JOHNSON~ Sunday, 9th . ....................... FRANCIS SHAW~ Friday, 14th ... .. ..... ... OLD-TIME DANCE NIGHT~ .. ~~~uJ~;1y,1 lt~t~... .. ......... ... .·.· .. N.~ ..~·~·~ .. L ~N~~~LR~K~l~ ~ 1 ~~~~~!y, ~~~ci.5. .P···~.'.. • ••. GERALDINE riii<iE::!t~; Sunday, 23rd ......... ........................ BRYAN BATES; Tuesday, 25th-8 p.m. ..... THE DIGGER REVELLE SHOW" Saturday, 29th ...... .. ............ NICOLETTE BRADLEY! Sunday, 30th ......... ........ .. .................... WARREN WILLIAMS DRESS RULES: Patrons are advised that NO THONGS, JERSEYS, SINGLET ORT. SHIRTS Just one local ! WILL BE ALLOWED IN THE CLUB LADIES ARE PERMITTED TO WEAR SLACKS ON DAYS 'phone call gives you WHEN FOOTBALL IS PLAYED EXCEPT IN SKYLINE LOUNGE anyTravelodge · TELEPHONES: 797-0347 - 797-0598 AUSTRALIA-NEW ZEALAND-FIJI-PAPUA NEW GUINEA-USA-CANADA-MEXICO : ... '/ :ne s·r;i:e>phore -::ill gives you the choice of eve·· 5CS T:T1vei.·)ci~es thrvug!~out t~e· \Aforld. Simply dial the Tcavlex Reservation :er'c" ;r your copilol cily or '/Our local Tcavelodge. As you are tolking, your boc<ing is being mode ond WESTERN SUBURBS AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB LTD.
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