FOOTBALL RECORD 1 MONSTER RAFFLE on the Night of the League All, There Will Be Drawn the Prizes in Our Annual Monster Raffle

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MASH3397 /CF. ; August 22nd, 1976 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 1 MONSTER RAFFLE On the night of the League all, there will be drawn the prizes in our Annual Monster Raffle. Once again, we have been fortunate in gaining the support of many donors of prizes, and a iisting of those so far donated is shown below. Don't forget, support those companies who support us, and, in this way, we all benefit. The major prize to be drawn that night consists of: A return flight for two to Brisbane or Melbourne, with the compliments of Trans Australia Airlines. Accommodation for two for three nights at a Trave.lodge Motel in Brisbane or Melbourne, compliments of Travelodge Australia. · Use of an Avis car in Brisbane or Melbourne for three days, compliments of Avis Rent A Car System. Supply of $25.00 of Amco petrol in Brisbane or Melbourne, compliments of Amoco Australia. Other prizes which will be won on the night include: Cartons of Cigarettes, compliments off W. D. and H. 0. Wills Cartons of Beer, compliments of Courage Brewery. Norlee Sportsmans Bags-compliments by Len Gilbertson Manufacturing Decor Picnic Set-compliments of Bob Tait and Co. Pty. Ltd. Casablanca Men's Toiletries, compliments of Pfizer Pty. Ltd. Coty Cosmetics, compliments of Coty Pty. Ltd. Complete Car Cleaning, compliments of Downtown Detailers Carmen Hair Dryer Styler, compliments of Bristol Myers Portable Gas Stove, Bar-B-Q, compliments of Maxco Industries. Dinner for Two, compliments of Coogee Bay Hotel Ladies Dress Handbag, compliments Glo International Kelloggs Food Hamper, compliments of Kellogg Australia Tickets are on sale now, at only 50 cents each," which is really good value, .as you can see from the list of prizes. Get your tickets now from your Social Com mittee, because, you've got to be in it to win it. MEDAL COUNT DINNER On Tuesday night next, 24th August, the inaugural Medal Count Dinner will be held at the Newtown Rules Club, at 8.00 p.m. As counting of votes will start at that time, it is strongly suggested that all those people attending be there by 7.30 , p.m. A large attendance is already guaraneed, so, those of you who have not yet · obtained their tickets, please see your Social Committee, or go to Football House and purchase them, at $6.00 per head. The guest speaker that night will be David Parkin, that well known Hawthorn personality. GOAL KICKING AWARD There will be a big finish to the Minor Round matches this weekend, with Graeme Mclean of North Shore, with 67 goals, playing on the .Saturday against .Balmain. Then on Sunday, Western Suburbs Paul Cavanagh, with 66 goals, will know what he has to beat to take out the A.N.Z. Bank Leading Goalkicker Award. But, there is a dark horse in it as well, in Dick Bednarski from Balmain, who kicked a Club record of 14 goals last weekend, to take his tally to 60 goals. If he can reproduce this effort onSaturday, he too could be a contender for the $300.00 prize money. Best of luck to each of you. An interesting tussle is in Reserve Grade as well, wit'h T. Oxley, from North.. Shore on 71 goals, just being headed by 8. Andrews from East Sydney. Again, the Easts player has the drop on the Norths man. The same situation is also in the Under 19's with two players having kicked 84 goals each this season. They are A. Baldry from St. George, and K. Holland from Southern Districts. However, as they both play their matches on Sunday neither will know who has finished the winner until the games are over. THE NEW RANGE OF DAY TILES NOW AVAILABLE August 22nd, 1976 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 3 COURAGE NORTH SHORE v WESTERN SUBURBS EAST SYDNEY v SOUTH SYDNEY 1. G. Darley, North Shore 1. W. Goss, East Sydney 2. J. Caulfield, Western Suburbs 2. R. Margosis, East Sydney 3. B. Greaves, Western Suburbs 3. K. Jackson, _East Sydney NEWTOWN' v SOUTHERN DISTRICTS BALMAIN v ST. GEORGE 1. M. Connol.y, Newtown 1. R. Bednarski, Balmain 2. W. Furner, Southern Districts 2. M. Tegg, St. George 3. I. Marston, Southern Distric's 3. M. Andrews, Balmain PROGRESSIVE 17. M. Hodgson, M. Connolly 16. K. O'Halloran 13. N. Jarvis 12. M. Duniam 11. R. Claridge, A Thompson, R. Bednarski 10. Grant Luhrs 9. B. Greaves, J. Caulfield 8. R. Sexton, P. Jones, B. Gee ~.;J. 7. R. Skuse, S. Redenbach, S. Rixon 6. M. Byrne, R. Hughes, R. Waddell, R. Baines, R. Kirbyshire ' 5. S. Prigg, . Ward, I. Harry, D. McVey, P. Bouchier, K. Jackson, M. 'Andrews, W. Goss 4. M. Delooze, G. Darley 3. I. Kidd, A. Cameron, D. Christian, A. Geoorgiou, C. Bowe, G. Anesbury, 8. Rodgers, R. Wright, M. Simmons, G. Sambrook, G. Bu.I, J. Haddock, G. Towle, P. Miller, L Allen, L. Higgins, R. Hanna, G. Francis, P. Beattie, I. Marston 2: J. Wright, G. Foley, G. Hami:ton, R. Synott, I. Greenwood, B. Shaw, G ..foster, K. Gibbons, M. Cnapman, N. Ellard, P. McManus, P. Scoa, S. Wading, D. Tobin, G. Argus, G. Conno.ly, C. Wardrop, R. McLean, G. McLean, J. Howey, ·J. Creek, P. Graham, C. Rowley, J. Corne.I, W. Pettitt, W. Brown, K. Coburn, T. Slater, J. Matage, P. Cavanagh, R. Margosis, W. Fur- ner, M Tegg ~ 1. W. Soames, A. Dudley, G. Hooker, N. Robins, R. Darling, N. Su:livan, R. Pine, N. Clarke, M. Mccrudden, E. Simons, I. Axford, R. Moss, D. Pu.ver( D. Rowe, C. Luscombe, G. McKenzie, I. Goodman, R. Perrin, S. March, I. Gordon, A. Pipe·r, R. Kemp, W. Kelly

W. D. & H. 0. WILLS CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Points .Scores have once again been checked for accuracy, and we have now adjusted all points, allowing for forfeits from the start of the season. Only one discrepancy remains in the overall total, and the Under 19 total, and that is a difference of 5 points less allocated for Round 1 in Under 19 competition, when Wests and Balmain played and both Under 19 sides forfeited. To Round 19, 380 points have been allocated to 1st and Reserve Grades, 375 points to Under 19.

FIRST GRADE UNDER 19 Western Suburbs ...... 77.5 North Shore ...... 91 East Sydney ...... 74.5 Southern Districts ...... 86 St. George ...... 64 St. George ...... 76 Newtown ...... 56 Bal main ...... ,...... 52 North Shore ...... 56 East Sydney ...... 37.5 South Sydney ...... 28 Western Suburbs ...... 31.5 Balmain ...... 27.5 ,South Sydney ...... 21 Southern Disoricts ...... 16.5 New~own ...... o RESERVE GRADE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP North Shore ...... 86.5 North Shore ...... 233.5 St. George ...... 76 St. George ...... 216 East Sydney ...... 70.5 East Sydney ...... 182.5 Western Suburbs ...... 62 Western Subs ...... 181 Newtown ...... 38 Southern Districts ...... 138 Southern Districts ...... 35.5 Newtown ...... 94 South Sydney ...... 22.5 Ba main ...... :...... 88.5 Balmain ...... -...... 9 South Sydney ...... 71.5 ~ August 22nd, 1976 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 5 IN PASSING On the surface it would appear St. ing. Last season Rixon wias almost al George have a multitude of problems to ways on the half forward line. But sort out before the semi-finals. A loss Wlhen Dalton took over this season, to seventh-placed Balmain last Sunday Rixcn was switched to wing and then to was not ·exactly the right tonic for the centre. "Steve needed more freedom," coming finals series against such top Dalton said. "He wanted ,to be able to opponents as Wests and Easts. · But play his natural game.· Steve appre coach Dale - DaLton remains unruffled. ciates the change. He is a great read.er I'm quite happy we are not favourites of the game and shows great JTiaturity for the premiership. The pressure for his age." won't be on us as much as it will be Da1ton and Rixon have a close asso on Wests and Easts. I know we have ciation in foo,tball. Dalton was coach the side to win this competition." of St. George's Under 19 side when - Dalton~'Qases his arguments on the Rixon came to Sydney three seasons fact that St. George only produce their ago. Rixon kicked six goals in the best form when playing against the top grand final fo.r Saints and it was obvi sides: "We always seem to have trouble out to Da1tcn just what a fine player against the lower teams· moTe than we Rixon was going to be. do against the ;top clubs. Look at the "Steve admitted that his form was facts. We've beaten every team in the poor last season," Da1'ton added. competition, except Wests, at least "So he resolved to, do something about twice. Saints haven't beaten Wests for it at the start of the season. He wanted a couple of seasons but I know we can to be.,known as a footballer, not just as do it in the finals." a N.S.W. cl'i:cketer." Though Saints' fo.rm ihas been patchy Rixon has proved a fitness fanatic this of late the player that has stood out all season working out two nights at City the way through this season is centre Tatts' apart from the two night club Stexe Rixon. And his good form can training. There's no doubt he is the be attributed to Dalton's astute cooch- fittest player in Sydney in p~-esent. PENNANT HILLS CLIJB NOTES A massive victory against Sutherland by 100 game played James they were i augurs well for the finals. Even with always too good._ Geoff Bigg and Rod the top ruckman in Sydney resting be- Severn playing in stJ.1ange colours fig- I fore the semi-fina1's we still dominated ured prominently in ,the play, as did every aspect c.f the game. Foxhad, Wally Star and Wayne Hepburn making a and Peter Wilson being prominent welcome return. Mick Miller was his Shadow kicked a handfUl and everyone usual solid best. !chimed in an •awesome display of power. Thanks -each week to those dedicated B's after lots of changes in the team suppmlters who don't quite make two I1 by "The Axe" put Lt all together to teams. Ian Hardie, Tony Gerrard and I. also record a convincing win. Led out Steve Tares to mention a few. I CAMPBELLTOWN CLUB NOTES University of N.S.W. showed last week and determination to win that defeated why they are in second spot in both Wales at our last meeting and con,se grades by convincingly defeating our quently couldn't cope with the consis teams. tent and well executed attack. They B Grade began strongly and had a stal'ted strongly in the first two qua1 ters good 1st quarter but couldn'1t maintain but couldn't maintain the efforit. Rod their solid attack into the other quar Bowman, Peer Southby and Wayne ters. Our team never gave up but Jones ·were the most ,c'Onsistent. ' couldn't get on top of the flow on play The Barbeque was a great success thiat Wales excels at. Best on the day, and a merry itime was had by all. Steve Houghton, Graeme McRoberls and Next week the Bankstown Bombers Rick Kennedy. so let's finish on a winning note Swans. A Grade didn't show the same drive THE FLYING SWAN THE FOOTBALL RECORD August 22nd, 1976 -...... """" """ ""'" "'""'"""'""""""'"'" '"'"" """ ""' """""""" """""' """ """"''"""""'""" """"'"""'"''i

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HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW RANGE OF DAY TILES .,,\_ ·-- 1 1 ii fo ' . THE FOOTBALL RECORb . .·· ,A~gust 22~cl, 1976 iJ August 22nd, 1976 THE FOOTBALL RECORD 11 , :I' Starting. Times: THIRD GRADE 10.30 a.m. RESERVE GRADE 12:15 p.m. FIRST• GRADE 2.15 p.m. '.I. Starting Times: THIRD GRADE 10.30 a.m. RESERVE GRADE 12.15 p.m.' FIRST GRADE 2.15 p.m.: North Shore Balmain ,. .·.~. St~ George Western Suburbs. B·LACK AND RED BLACK AND GOLD ~ RED/WHITE BLACK AND WHITE RED SHORTS GOLD SHORTS ~· BLAOK SHORTS WHITE SHORTS 1 G. DARLEY 1 K. CLAXTON .'1 1 W. MEALE 1 G. KNIGHT 2 L. AXFORD 2 L. HETHERINGTON ~ ~: ~~~~~~ALD ~ ~.. 0~~!r~R 1: 3 D. McVEY 3 P. CAVANAGH .. · 4 G. JACKMAN 4 W. SOAMES i! 4 K. WARD 4 G. SHIEL 5 W. BROWN (Capt.) 5 C. LUSCOMBE fi '' 5 W. KELSO 5 B. G'REAVES 7 M. BYRNE 6 E. MUDRY .j,, . 6 T. LONGMORE 6 D. ROWE 8 B. McBRIAR 7 M. HODGSON, V. Capt. ·•· 1 7 G. WATKINS 7 G. McLEAN 9 G. HAMILTON 8 G. TUNN " 8 R. BAINES 8 C. MADDOCK 10 R. BROWN . 9 S. WALDING i ...;.,, 9 K. PEARSON 9 IAN HARRY (V:c.) 11 C. BEE 10 D. SEVERIN! l 10 R. SYNOTT 10 JOHN CAULFIELD (Capt. Coach) · 12 C. NOBLE 11 G. BULL ;,; 11 N. SULLIVAN 13 J. TUTTLE , ..,~ 13 R. HANNA 12 J. PAZSEK /o 12 S. ROSSATTO 14 R. JUBBER 14 P. GRAHAM 13 N. ELLARD ~·. 13 E. S1YMONS 15 P. GAWNE 15 G. FOLEY 14 B. ARNDELL 14 D. CHRISTIAN 16 R. VARDANEGA . ' 16 R. McLEAN 15 J. MARMORA i 15 R. SKUSE 17 D. WALDUCK 17 M. SIMMONS 16 L. FOSCHOLO 16 S. RIXON 18 T. ROSEWALL 18 S. ELLINGWORTH 17 R. BEDNARSKI, Capt. 17 G. McKENZIE 19 R. CAHILL 19 G. CAMPBELL 18 R. WILSON 18 C. BOWE 20 J. DOYLE 20 H. SOUTHWOOD 19 M. ANDREWS 19 A. TAYLOR 21 A. DUGGAN 22 S. GREEN 20 D. PULVER 20 K. GIBBONS 23 A. GEORGIOU 24 Q. PORTER 21 G. MURPHY 25 W. RUSHTON 25 K. RONBERG 22 M. TEGG 26 R. CLARK C. MURPHY 28 A. DOBSON 30 G. NAGLE 38 P. JONES Soutli Sydney Southern Districts East Sydney Newtown RED AND GREEN BLUE AND WHITE BLUE, RED AND WHITE WHITE RED V GREEN-RED STRIPE SHORTS BLUE SHORTS ;; BLACK SHORTS WHITE SHORTS 1 K. McCAULEY 1 R. PERRIN (Capt•Coach) 1 A. CAMERON 1 M. McCRUDDEN 2 K. O'HALLORAN 2 W. VAN KALKER 2 K. JACKSON 2 M. DELOOZE 3 M. DUNIAM 3 P. KELLY ~- 3 R. HUGHES (Vice Captain) 3 B. STOKES 4. S. MARSH 4 W. LAWLER 1, 4 G. FOSTER 4 G. HOOKER, Deputy V.C. 5 D. ADAMS 5 A. STEVENS 1 5 D. TOBIN 5 R. SEXTON 6 G. MILLER 6 R. KIRBYSHIRE J' 6 G. TOWLE 6 D. DUNLOP V.C. 7 J. HOWEY 7 A. THOMPSON :~·. 7 I. ALLEN 7 P. SMITH 8 N. KELLY 8 I. MARSTON ,1. 8 GRANT LUHRS 8 A. DUDLEY, Captain Coach 9 D. MATHESON 9 W. FURNER .\. 9 R. CLARIDGE 9 I. GORDON 10 L. HIGGINS 10 E. PASFIELD •' · 10 P. BOUCHIER · 10 D. AITKEN 11 P. FLOOD 11 N. KAVANAGH 11 R. MARGOSIS 11 S. REDENBACH 12 P. SCOTT 12 J. CORNELL 12 D. PENNO 12 J. BRADLEY 13 A. MARCUCCI 13 0. DUNLOP 13 P. McMANUS 13 G. FRANCIS 14 T. HUMPHREYS 14 A. LAIDLAW 14 R. WILLIAMS 14 G. SAMBROOK 15 G. THOMAS 15 M. CHAPMAN 15 K. ALLEN 15 D. BAKER 16 , A. BOUCH 16 R. RODGERS 16 B. SKIPPER (Captain) 16 R. NICHOLSON 17 K. COBURN, Vice Captain 17 R. SOLOMON 17 N. WOODBERRY 18 J. McCOLL 18 M. MITCHELL 18' C. ROBINSON 18 L. DUNLOP 19 G. CHANDLER 19 R. WRIGHT 19 C. WARDROP 19 C. MATSON 20 M. CONNOLLY 20 G. MATHESON 20 R. WESLY 20 W. GOSS 21 J. CONNOLLY 21 M. MACE 21 P. MILLER 21 W. DAHLER 23 R. MacFADYEN 22 G. McBAIN 22 J. WRIGHT 22 S. McCLU.RE 24 A. PIPER 23 J. PURCELL 23 B. WRIGHT 26 P. O'SULLIVAN 25 J. HADDOCK 24 D. STAKELUM 27 R. FELTRIN 27 N. JARVIS, Capt.-Coach 25 J. ROBE.RTS t~~G:~~q~.GR~~R~~HON~~7~~~~~UPPLIERSTOTHEFLO?~i-c_o_¥_£~R-IN-G~T-RA_D_E~R-EC_O_M~M_E_N_D_D_A_Y_T_l_L_ES-·-FO-R~Y-O_U_R_N_E_X_T_F_L_O_O_R_C_O_V_E_R_~-G-~-jri~~~. 12 THE FOOTBALL RECORD August 22nd, 1976 EAST SYDNEY CLUB NOTES Playing with determination and fin ter, Penno and Steve Hill played. well, - esse the Bulldogs ran out convincing to win the A wards. winners against Souths dominating the Reg Drew has done wonders with centre with Claridge and Bouchier the Pups. At the beginning of the sea winning the ball frnm rucks and rnver son it looked like a long hard struggle Goss running riot. The forwards had a but he has moulded a side that will · field day. SoUJths never gave up and make the finals. Dutchy Van Zort and ~ played in a very sporting manner. Norm Bronco took the awards. Anorther big s,c•ore for No. 2 Dogs who The Bar B Q turned out rto be a good , went on the rampage, same as the Firsts evening, well done ladies for the salad '-) Barry And11ews kicked 6 goals to hold also to chefs AlbeTt and Reg. his lead in the goalkicking comp. Fos- WINSTON ST. GEORGE CLUB NOTES Firsts beaten by Balmain which Thhds never let Balmain into the mal,{es them very vulnerable to losing game to record a fine win. Best Flet third position on the ladder, losing the cher, Arcus, Baldry, Foleman, Berry, double chance unless they knuckle down Brain. and win today. Without Tegg, Rixon, Don't forget anyone wanting U0kets Taylor, Ohristian Symons battling all for the Medal Count Dinner this Tues day Firsts would have been beaten by day Night to see Pat McKenzie tod,ay. more. Many playeirs must 1ift their Don't forget Presentation Ball on Oc games to- ,revive our faith in them~ tober 23. Seconds won well with a fine game Today sees our last home and home by Kevin Pearson (7 goals) supported game so we want to finish up with wins by Kelso, Manna, Blackla,;,,, Gibson, in all grades especially First Grade as Sheehan, Matsu. so much depends on this game today.

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GALVIN WILLIAMSON, Secretary /Manager 929-0633 / ' 16 THE FOOTBALL RECORD August 22nd, 1976 LEAGUE BALL Final arrangements have been concluded for th1s year's Annual League Ball, which will be held on Saturday, 11th September, at the Western Suburbs Australian Football Club. Tickets are only $12.00 double, which includes a smorgasbord sup per, and the Ball commences at 8.00 p.m., until approximately 1.00 a.m. A good night is guaranteed, so make up a table of your Club supporters and players, and join in the festivities. PLAYER OF THE WEEK For four quarters of non-stop trying football, on a losing wing, this week's Award goes to North Shore's Paul Graham. He was up against ever reliable Barry Greaves, from Western Suburbs, another Award winner, but did not stop trying to win the ball and put his team into attack. Congratulations Paul, and you will short ly be presented with your Carton of Courage Draught Tubes, a carton of Wills Players No. 6 Cigarettes, a Norlee Sportsmans Bag, and a long play Hammard Record. GROUND MANAGERS FIRST DIVISION Saturday, 21st August, North Sydney Oval, J. Sullivan Sunday, 22nd August, Olds Park, K. McVey, Trumper Oval P. Isaac Erskineville Oval J. Sullivan · SECOND DIVISION, SATURDAY 21st AUGUST Trumper, G. Buderus Macquarie R. Sheeran, Gwawley R. Jemmeson Campbelltown J. Sharman THIRD DIVISION, SATURDAY, 22nd AUGUST Richmond, R. Ord, E. L. S. Hall W. Murphy Newtown and St. Ives have byes UMPIRES THIS WEEK FIRST DIVISION, SATURDAY, 21st AUGUST North Sydney First Grade G. Dempsey, Reserve Grade A ..sigsworth, Under 19 A. Timmins FIRST DIVISION, SUNDAY, 22nd AUGUST Olds Park, First Grade, D. Jackson, Reserve Grade C. Hayes, Under 19 P. Harrison Trumper Oval, First Grade J. Kelly, Reserve Grade J. Hasker Erskineville Oval, First Grade, M. Rendell, Reserve Grade F. Nevill, Under 19 J. Saxby SECOND DIVISION, SATURDAY, 21st AUGUST Macquarie A Grade R. McDonald, B Grade J~ Lanser Gwawley A Grade, D. Larking B Grade G. Douglas Trumper A Grade R. Tait, B Grade J. Pyke Campbelltown A Grade P. Harrison, B Grade K. Walsh CENTRAL COAST SEMI FINALS 12.30 R. Stocks, 2.30 D. Johns SHELL CUP, QUEENSLAND T. Evans NEXT WEEK'S GAMES FIRST DIVISION Saturday, 28th August, Elimination Final, Picken Oval Sunday, 29th August, Semi Final, Trumper Oval SECOND DIVISION Saturday, 28th August, Elimination Final Erskineville Oval Saturday, 28th August, Semi Final, Trumper Oval THIRD DIVISION Saturday, 28th August, Semi Finals, Rosedale Oval ll .1.8 THE FOOTBALL RECORD August 22nd, 1976 _ t'

At last our Fi!'~i~k?:~'!:~m ~!f BUs'!!~ ~?e~~~ly disappointing I first bounce we assumed eommand after getting within 4 points during the l kicking four qulCk goals and leaving 3rd quarter. Concentrating for 4 qua.r Norths floundering. Paul Cavanagh te;rs in the finals we could beat Norths continued his good form with 9 goals, and win the fiag. Best Bob Jeffries, ' while Jimmy Creek and Rlay Cahill, took Gary White and Mick Young. .L most of the rnck possession. On the Under 19 started the game with 14 I wings Bazza (best on gr:ound), Greaves, men and finished with 12 and as a ;re and Spook Nagle had a field day. Don't sult ;received a big hiding. Come on i leave this at North Sydney, play like the rest of you 19s, rcU up this Sunday }.· this for the rest of the year and we'll and give Saints a fight fo;r their points. , win it again. PIE EYED BALMAIN NOTES A fantastic effort by ou;r Firsts last indication of the games. Best in Seconds week, cl~ss football all day, and a mor were Graeme Johnson, Chris Duncan, ale bcosrter for the club. Dick Bednar Trevor Hangan, Warren Pettit, Phil ski's Club Record of 14 goals was a sight Lear, Mike Thurston and Glen Arndell i to see but so too was the effort by the stood out in the Thirds. team with Max Hodgson, Mark An West Ryde Sports Store A wards to drews, Steve Walding, John Paszyk Dick Bednarnki Firsts, Graeme Johnson standing out. Did you notice the ruck Seconds, Phil Lear Thirds. standing out. Did you notice the ruck Don't miss the Presentation Night at display by Kieth Cla~ton, well done Drummoyne Civic Centre. All inclusive top Tigers. charge $10, cocktails at 7.30 p.m. See Seconds and Thirds put in terrible Ray Gerrie or Max Hodgson for tickets. games and the sc'Oreboard was a true THE CLAW 2 c "fll'te· ···ti.ran·····

:. ;: ·,. :.~:~:: ....: =\ ._:. ::~ .·: .. :< .. :: .:> ... / .. ~·:>:::··:·::.:·_:··:·::·...... :::.:.·::,.::".;::"::'-=·~=·: ... 20 THE FOOTBALL RECORD August 22nd, 1976 STATISTICS RESULTS LADDERS FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE Balmain 6.7 7.4 8.4 6.1 27.16.178 Western Subs 16 4 2516 1833 64 St. George 7.9 4.5 5.6 5.4 21.24.150 East Sydney 15 5 2472 1755 60 East Sydney 6.4 7.9 6.2 10.2 29.17.191 St. George 13 7 2128 1999 52 South Sydney 3.2 3.3 1.2 3.0 10.7.67 Newtown 12 8 2252 2001 48 Newtown 7.4 3.3 5.11 1.2 16.20.116 No·rth Shore 11 9 2292 1939 44 Southern Dis 2.1 5.5 4.1 5.5 16.12.108 South Sydney 6 14 17962405 24 Western Subs 6.6 4.7 6.7 7.5 23.25.163 Balmain 5 15 2038 2759 20 North Shore 3.4 2.2 4.4 1.6 10.16.76 Southern Dis 2 18 1680 2284 8 RESERVE GRADE RESERVE GRADE North Shore --17 3 1894 929 68 St. George 7.5 0.8 8.2 6.1 21.18.144 St. George 16 4 1703 959 64 Balmain 0.1 1.2 1.1 0.2 2.6.18 East Sydney 15 . 5 1668 1048 60 East Sydney 4.5 3.5 5.4 7.4 19.18.132 Western Subs 12 8 1522 1283 48 South Sydney 1.0 0.1 1.1 0.0 2.2.14 Newtown 9 11 1297 1439 36 Southe'rn Dis 2.0 4.9 3.0 3.3 12.12.84 Newtown 4.3 1.0 1.0 1.1 7.4.46 Southern Dis 7 13 1072 1330 28 North Shore 3.2 4.2 4.2 2.2 13.8.86 South Sydney 4 16 834 1638 16 Western Subs 1.5 3.2 2.1 1.1 7.9.51 Bal main 1 19 868 2008 4 UNDER 19 UNDER 19 North Shore 18 2 1771 467 72 St. George 5.7 7.5 1.2 3.5 16.19.115 Southern Dis 18 2 1727 600 72 Balmain 02. 0.2 2.3 1.1 3.8.26 St. George 15 5 1636 658 60 East Sydney 6.3 4.5 2.4 3.1 15.13.103 Ba!main 10 10 1145 1115 40 South Sydney 0.1 0.0 1.1 0.2 1.4.10 East Sydney 7 13 930 1651 28 Southern Districts won on a forfeit Western Subs 7 13 459 145528 North Shore 6.4 6.4 9.5 11.4 32.17.209 South Sydney 4 16 325 1669 16 Western Suburbs 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0.0 Newtown 0 20 144 553 0 3rd DIVISION 2nd DIVl'SION A R.A.A.F. 16 1 1784 528 64 Uni NSW 7.2 5.6 3.4 5.1 20.13.133 St. Ives 14 4 1265 1022 56 Camp 3.2 2.0 1.0 1.2 7.3.46 Nirimba 10 7 1190 709 40 Warr 2.4 1.2 4.4 3.8 10.18.78 Ba!m.-Erm. 9 8 1009 1222 36 Bks. Spts 1.0 0.3 0.0 0.3 1.6.12 Newtown 4 13 834 .1485 16 P. Hills 6.5 8.6 9.2 9.5 32.18.210 D.0.T. 4 13 657 1331 16 Suth 1.1 0.1 2.1 1.1 4.4.28 Penshurst 3 14 722 862 12 Syd Uni 3.6 5.4 2.1 1.4 11.15.81 Macq Uni 2.0 1.1 2.1 0.2 5.4.34 2nd DIVISION B Uni NSW 4.3 4.4 4.3 4.2 16.12.108 Camp 2.0 0.1 1.2 0.2 3.5.23 Bks. Spts 1.0 1.4 1.2 1.2 4.8.32 wa·rr 0.2 1.0 1.3 0.3 2.8.20 P. Hills 5.3 5.7 1.7 5.5 16.22.118 THE A.N.Z. BANK Suth 1.2 0.0 1.0 0.1 2.3.15 LEADING·~·· GOALKICKER AWARD Syd. Uni 3.1 2.1 0.1 1.3 6.6.42 FIRST GRADE Macq Uni 1.1 1.2 3.0 1.2 6.b.41 G. Mclean, North Shore ...... (0) 67 P. Cavanagh, Western Subs ...... (9) 66 3rd DIVISION R. Bednarski.. Balmain ...... (14) 60 St. Ives won on forfeit from Penshurst M. Mccrudden, New~own ...... (2) 52 Newtown Bye L. Higgins, South Sydney ...... (3) 47 Nirimba 1.4 5.10 3.0 2.2 11.16.82 RESERVE GRADE Balm-Erm 1.4 0.0 1.3 1.1 3.8.26 B. Andrews East Sydney ...... (6) 72 R.A.A.F. won on forfeit from D.0.T. T. Oxley, North Shore ...... (8) 71 T. Ashelford, North Shore ...... (0) 28 2nd DIVISION A W. Bal.ard, North Shore ...... (1) 26 M. Holcombe, Western Subs . (0) 26 P. Hills 18 2 2726 862 72 UNSW 15 5 2105 UNDER 19 1394 60 A. Baldry, St. George ...... (6) 84 Warr 15 5 1838 1194 60 Syd Uni 12 8 1881 K. Hol.and, Southern Dis.) ...... (0) 84 1563 48 D. Mclaughlin, North Shore ...... (2) Camp 9 11 1448 1892 44 36 D. Haines, Southern Dis ...... (0) Macq Uni 6 14 1119 2012 24 36 Suth 3 17 1043 2108 12 2nd DIVISION A Bks. Spts 3 17 822 D. Rowe, UNSW ...... (0) 61 2217 12 E. Joiner, P. Hills ...... (4) 59 2nd S. Jewell, Camp ...... (3) 58 DIVISION B W. Renwick, P. Hills ...... (11) 58 Warr 19 1 1716 719 76 SECOND DIVISION B U.N.S.W. 16 4 2308 715 64 D. Rigley, P. Hills ...... (0) 52 P. Hills 14 6 1522 882 56 K. James, P. Hils ...... (10) 41 Bks. Sps 12 8 1372 1164 48 P. Gray, Camp :...... (2) 33 Camp 7 13 1137 1503 28 3rd DIVISION Syd Uni 6 14 1050 1653 24 P. Ho~den, RAAF ...... (0) 58 Macq. Uni 5 15 1191 1538 20 A. Sheppard, Balm.-Erm ...... (1) 57 Su th 1 19 460 2173 4 S. Gwynne, Nir ...... (3) 43 DAY TILES ARE IDEAL IN THEIR NEW DOMINO PATTERNS §11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111l11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111··

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