OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

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1 OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

2 Best in any competition for * VALUE * SERVICE * RELIABILITY C L' FAIRBAIRN' S SPORTS STOR E 384 POST OFFICE PLACE, MELBOURNE FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK Aug ORMOND v ST. BERNARD'S O.C. Aug Sept. 1, 8, 15 - FINAL MATCHES, "A" SECTIO N If you'd like to change your holiday routine, we'll make sure you get the holiday of your lifetime. See your Travel Agent, Tourist Bureau or any office of Ansett Airlines of Australia. ANSETT AIRLINESOFAUSTRALIA A a million holiday ideas Page 2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -August 18, 1973

3 CAULFIELD PUT COBURG O UT OF FOUR KEW TOPPLE RESERVOIR, SCOTCH DOWN BLACKS MANY "FOURS" STILL IN DOUB T By GEORGE McTAGGART Caulfield Grammarians scored a sound win over Coburg last week and climbed back into the four by doing so. Kew continued their winning run by toppling the leaders, Reservoir Old Boys and virtually securing their place in the four. Old Scotch also caused a surprise by beating the second team, University Blacks, while Collegians wiped themselves out of final four calculations when they failed badly against Old Carey, who kept their chances alive. Many of the 14 "fours" are still in some doubt, and the last home-and-home round today could cause last-minute changes. Caulfield and Coburg staged an interesting game and the result was in doubt until the last few minutes. Caulfield did their best to kick themselves out of it in the first quarter when they scored 3-12 with many other shots going out of bounds. But they held on well in the second term and led by 4 points at the interval. Caulfield forged ahead in the third term and when they were 25 points in front at three-quarter-time the stage looked set for a close finish, but they matched Coburg in the last quarter and ran out winners by 26 points. Poor kicking for goal in the first half left North Old Boys only 3 points ahead of Monash Blues, who had kicked 5 goals straight. But it was all North after that, and they won easily. Ivanhoe made Ormond earn the points, and although Ormond added 8 goals in the third term, Ivanhoe hit back and went down by only 3 goals in a high-scoring game. Inaccuracy in front of goal probably cost Old Paradians the game against University Blues, who won by 9 points with six fewer scoring shots. Geelong were never any real threat to St. Bernard's who led throughout and kicked 11 goals in the last quarter for a big win. Kew staged a great finish to score a 2-goal win over Reservoir Old Boys. They trailed by 3 goals at three-quarter-time and dropped further behind early in the last term, but then rattled on 8 goals. Old Scotch broke away from University Blacks in the third quarter and then held the Blacks out to win by 16 points, while Old Trinity, met little resistance from Melbourne High and won by more than 20 goals. Assumption kept with De La Salle for the first three quarters but faded in the last and went down by nearly 7 goals. Three of the top four in C Section had little to spare - Parkside just held Old Xaverians off to win by a goal, Power House scraped home by only 4 points from St. Kilda CBC after leading by 5 goals at the interval, and Old Melburnians beat Uni. High by only a goal, after being 21 points up at half-time. Old Haileybury gave the other top one a fright too -. they led by 21 points at the interval but Old Brighton finished better to win by 17 points. Fairfield improved their chances with a big win over National Bank. State Savings Bank crashed against Hampton Rovers, who put on 8 goals in the second quarter to gain a com- THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 18, 1973 P"e 3

4 manding lead. They finished more than 10 goals in front. Alphington's second half was too strong for Commonwealth Bank who went down by 6 goals, and Marcellin beat La Trobe Blacks by 19 points, while Brunswick beat St. Kevin's by 4 points in a neck-and-neck struggle. Old Camberwell proved much too strong for AMP Society and won by 55 points, Footscray Tech thrashed Glenhuntly and West Brunswick pipped AJAX by 5 points, with 7 goals in the third term. Monash Whites beat North Brunswick by 25 points and knocked them out of the four, their place being taken by St. Bede's. La Trobe Reds cleared out from Old Mentonians in the last quarter for an easy win and Thornbury beat University Reds by 2 points. In the Juniors, North Old Boys scraped home by 2 points from Power House, thanks to a 7-goal burst in the first term. Monash and Ormond kicked huge scores, as did Parkside in Section 2. THE EDITOR SAYS "THANKS" As this is the last general issue of "Th e Amateur Footballer" for season 1973, the Editor would like to say "thank you" to all those who have assisted in its production and its success generally. Most of the club Press Correspondents did what was required of them, (those who didn't paid the penalty of having their contributions omitted). Thanks for your interest and co-oporation. Thanks to Kevin McKay who wrote Umpire's Corner, to Hedges & Bell Limited, who printed the publication and to Melbourne Sports Depot for once again allowing us distribution facilities. Thanks also to Jack and Norma Fullerton for their co-operation and to my wife Nancy who assisted me greatly during the season. Lastly, to you good people who pay your 10 cents each week to purchase a copy. See you in the finals and in GEORGE McTAGGART Editor MEMO TO ALL PRESS CORRESPONDENTS Even if your season finishes today and yo u are not taking part in the Finals, please send your Goal-kickers and Best Players in as usual. SEMI-FINAL AND FINAL MATCHES In ALL SECTIONS other than A Section. A Reserve Section, B Section and B Reserve Section, both Semi-Finals will be played on August 25th, Final on September lst and Grand Final on September 8th. In A Section, A Reserve Section, B Section and B Reserve Section, the First Semi-Final will be played on August 25th, Second Semi- Final on September lst, Final on September 8th and Grand Final on September 15th. In each case the First Semi-Final is played between the THIRD and FOURTH teams and the Second Semi-Final, between the FIRST and SECOND teams. The Final is between the winners of the FIRST Semi-Final and the LOSERS of the SECOND Semi-Final. The Grand Final is between the WINNERS of the SECOND SEMI-FINAL and the WIN- NERS of the FINAL. PENNANTS, CAPTAINS Clubs in the running for this year's premiership are requested to notify the Secreta ry of the V.A.F.A., of the colour requirements of the premiership pennant should they be successful in winning the premiership, for example - blue background, red border, white letterin g. This information is required immediately. The name, address and telephone number with the information regarding the Pennant, which must be submitted on Club letterhead. PREMIERSHIP CUPS Clubs holding premiership cups, that is, the 1972 premiers in all sections, are requested to return the cups to Mr. J. Hickman, 4th Floor, Beehive Building, 94 beth St., Eliza- Melbourne, Immediately. Cups must be c leaned before being returned. TRIBUNAL (July 28th Round) Gary Dryden (Parkside) was found guilty of kicking M. Johnston (UHS Old Boys) and suspended for ten matches. (August 4th Round) P. D'Ambrosio (Old Carey Gram.) was found guilty of striking D. Bartley (Old Trinity Gram.) and suspended for four matches. It. Mitchell (Coburg Juniors) was found guilty of striking A. Cameron (Old Brighton Gram. Juniors) and suspended for six matches. G. Bell (Fairfield Juniors), charged with striking C. Downey (Beverley Hills Juniors), failed to appear at the Tribunal meeting and was suspended until he appears before the Tribunal. L. Belcher (Alphington Reserves) was found guilty of striking P O. Corrie (Marcellin.C. Reserves) nad suspended for four matches. Page 4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 18, 1973

5 LAST WEEKYS RESULTS A SECTION St Bernards OC Geelong ST. BERNARDS OC: M. Mahoney 7, Iannazzo 4, Sullivan 4, Angel 3, Santamaria 3, Burgin 2, Whelan, K. Phelan, M. r'perrett. Best: Whelan, Sullivan, M. Mahoney, G. Mahoney, K. Phelan, Rackham. GEELONG : A. Foster 2, Wookey 2, Lowcock, Lawler, Tucker, Bullen. Best: Bullen, Tucker, Eddy, Hampson, Wookey, McArthur. Caulfield Gr Coburg CAULFIELD GRAM. : Lester 3, G. Fletcher 3, Williams 2, Butcher, R. Fletcher, Morphet, M. Tamblyn, Voyage. Best: Lester, Clark, Beirworth, Miller, Williams, G. Tootell. COBURG: Cleary 3, Hughes 2, Zanon, N. Beattie, King, Callesen, Clark, Willoughby. Best: Booth, Warfe, King, Sutherland, Zylan, N. Beattie. North Old Boys Monash Blues NORTH OLD BOYS : Peasnell 5, Joss 2, Welch 2, Adams, McKelvie, Fennelly, Dempsey, Carney. Best: Curley, Wilson, Borcich, Carney, Power, Peasnell. MONASH BLUES : Mutimer 4, Galbraith, Powell, Hilderbrand, Hirons. Best: Kelly, North, Anderson, Staunton, Powell, Flett. Ormond Ivanhoe ORMOND: Ladd 5, Wood 4, Pearce 2, B. Fitts 2, Graham 2, Holman, Logan. Best: Rob Curtis, Murphy, Wood, Thomas, Logan, Ladd. IVANHOE: R. Stewart 2, Ireland 2, Mc- Whinnie 2, Rojo 2, Robinson 2, Dean, Crompton, Bartlett, C. Stewart, Neale. Best: Quinlivan, McWhinnie, Ireland, Rojo, Robinson, Hughes. B SECTION Old Scotch Coll University Blacks OLD SCOTCH: Anderson 2, Campbell 2, Henderson 2, McDonald 2, Sloan 2, Moulds, Polyinghorne, Tallent. Best: Tallent, Sloan, Kefford, Anderson, Polkinghorne, Hayes. UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Moffatt 4, White 2, Batten, Matthews, Davies, Wood. Best : Matthews, McRae, Batten, Bellingham, S. Costello, Holmes. Kew Reservoir OB KEW: Berry 5, Fletcher 3, Mitchell 3, Crowe 3, Nihill 3, Blay, Rhoden, Barclay. Best: Pierce, Fletcher, Hayes, Berry, Mitchell, Nihill. RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Archer 4, Jarvie 3, Grose 3, M. Barclay 3, T. Byrnes 2, Ayres, G. Mas$ey, Aston. Best: G. Massey, T. Byrnes, J. Martin, M. Barclay, Trevascus, Bates. De La Salle OC Assumption OC DE LA SALLE OC : Welch 4, B. Brown 4, Dunne 3, Geddes 2, B. Lyons 2, Groves, Mitchell, B. Bourke, Bothe. Best: D. Shepherd, Groves, Bothe, Geddes, Dunne, Mitchell. ASSUMPTION OC: O'Donnell 7, Beaumont 3, Howard 2, Hibbert, Faulkner. Best: Tangey, Howard, O'Donnell, N. Caswell, Faulkner, Beaumont. Old Carey Gr Collegians OLD CAREY: M. Cooke 7, R. Cooke 4, Glenn 4, Davis 2, Bell, Chapman, Birrell, Elliott, Thomas. Best: Raymond, Glenn, M. Cooke, Birrell, Chapman, Rowe. COLLEGIANS: Tucker 4, Munn 3, Moodie 2, Boucher, Ryan. Best: Mason, Munn, Boucher, Rice, Woods, Benjamin. University Blues Old Paradians UNIVERSITY BLUES : Voigt 8, Church 5, Sleeman 3, Hickey. Best: Moylan, Voigt, Isles, Pleydell, Bruckner, Church. OLD PARADIANS : Duke 3, Jordan 3, Black 2, Tomkins, Ftt, Tellefson, Mount, Ford, Roe. Best: Tomkins, Grace, Symes, Duke, Carroll, Black. Old Trinity Gr MHS Old Boys OLD TRINITY : D. Stephens 10, Stockdale 5, Oppy 4, Grant 3, C. Fellows 3, Hodges, Johnson, De Boos, Peers. Best: Johnson, D. Stephens, Piggin, Kennedy, Oppy, Lamb. MHS OLD BOYS : R. Harley 5, P. Harley 2, Ponton, Lolatgis. Best: J. Cooper, R. Wood, Staley, Pilkington, Lolatgis, Read. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973 Page 5

6 Last Week's Results - continued C SECTION Parkside Old Xaverlans PARKSIDE : Traynor 4, Sammut 4, Wiseman 2, Ridd, F. Findlay, Graham. Best: T. Johnston, D. Gleeson, P. Johnston, King, t*jiseman, Graham. OLD XAVERIANS : J. Heaney 4, Naughton 4, Quinn 2, Schrader, Gorman, Sholly. Best: McKenzie, Naughton, Callinan, J. Keaney, Gorman, Sholly. D SECTION Brunswick St Kevin's OB BRUNSWICK : Staples 3, Johnson 3, Abernathy, Jones, Knox, G. Beckett, K. Beckett. Best : Cullinan, Abernathy, Johnson, Gillett, Hanlon, Doyle. ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Hart 4, Sheehan 3, Evans 2, McArdle, Rolle. Best: Olle, B. Johnson, Lodge, McArdle, Low, Fernon. Power House St. Kilda CBOC POWER HOUSE: Bartlett 7, Taylor 3, Shewan 3, Coloe 2, Upton. Best: Hadjigorgeou, Shewan, Peters, Bartlett, Daniel, Miller. ST KILDA CBOC : Calleja 9, Field 2, Tesoriers, Hatswell, Bilton, Dynon, Sheehan. Best: Calleja, K. White, Dynon, Tesoriers, Bilston, J. Black. Hampton Rovers State Sav. Bank S i HAMPTON ROVERS : Rolls 7, Stephonavicous 5, Wolfe 4, Housden 2, Shanks, Rudd, Huckett, Tregear. Best: R. Huckett, Stephonavicous, Wolfe, Ryan, Rolls, Bird. STATE SAVINGS BANK : Inglis 6, Izod 2, 2, Box, Dumbrell. Best: Evans, Roberts, Inglis, Collis, Castanelli, Truscott. Old B righton Gr Old Halleybury OLD BRIGHTON : Agar 4, Templeton 3, J. Shepherd 3, McBriar 3, Thomas 2, Powell. Best : Daroissien, A. Mullett, Kemp, Templeton, McBriar, Sedgwick. OLD HAILEYBURY : Storrer 7, Bowring 2, Gadsden 2, Cocks, Hattam. Best: Cocks, Houghton, Kane, Marshall, Phillips, Storrer. Old Melburnians UHS Old Boys OLD MELBURNIANS : Weir 4, Roberson 3, Austin 2, Collier 2, Woodbridge, Rattray. Best : Cloke, Dick, Austin, Thompson, Bennison, Stuart. UHS OLD BOYS : Goalkickers do not tally with scores. Best: Johnston, Webster, Kinnear, Martini, McMahon, Morrell. Alphington C'Wealth Bank ALPHINGTON FC : Eaton 4, Shaw 3, Mc- Kay 2, Wayman, Gross, Roberts, Williams, Cartwright, Shearer. Best: Eaton, Delmenico, Blakebrough, Wayman, Skerry, Williams. COMMONWEALTH BANK : Lovett 2, 2, Sullivan 2, R. White, Adams, Roberts, Eales. Best: Eales, Petrynuik, Anderson, Curtin, Borrack, G. Brown. Marcellin OC LaTrobe Blacks MARCELLIN OC : C. Price 4, Sartori 3, Mathews 2, O'Sullivan 2. Best: Mahon, Hescroff, Weston, C. Price, J. Gartney, Cooney. LA TROBE BLACKS : Goalkickers, best players not received. Fairfield National Bank Old Geelong Gr St Patricks OC FAIRFIELD : Chapman 13, Keane 5, Capoldi 2, Hume 2, Nolan 2, Quadara 2, Walsh 2, yland, Fitzgerald, Richardson. Best: Fitzgerald, Chapman, Nolan, Richardson, Eller. ton, Keane. NATIONAL BANK : Goalkickers, bes t players not received. Page 6 OLD GEELONG: Spiden 5, Stu. Anderson 5, Best: Brocksopp Dowell, 3, Weibye, Weibye, Marendaz, Brocksopp Yencken Stephen., Anderson, Crawford, Gilbert. ST PATRICKS OC : Tobin 5, Meredith, Cribbes, Bell, O'Neil. Best: Lark-ins, D. O'Hair, Cribbes, Robinson, Clark, O'Meara. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 18, 1973

7 Last Week's Results - continued It SECTiON Footscray ITOB Glenhuntly FOOTSCRAY ITOB: Miller 9, Latch 6, Brophy 4, Whitby 3, Fletcher 2, Murley. Best : Miller, Brophy, Galvin, Carr, Ward, Absalom. GLENHUNTLY: P. Valle 3, G. Brooks, K. Nolan, W. Duncan. Best: K Nolan, P. Valle, McLaren. Old C'well Gr AMP Society OLD CAMBERWELL: McCallum 5, Anderson 4, Waterworth 2, Buckeridge 2, Burt 2, Sladen. Best: Sladen, Burt, McCallum, Anderson, Stafford, Hughes. AMP SOCIETY: Roulston 3, Miovich 2, Jenkins, Long, Lewis. Best: Parkinson, Lewis, Gates, Ruddell, Roulston, Jenkins. Old Ivanhoe Gr ANZ Bank OLD IVANHOE : R. Stevens 5, Galbraith 3, Allen 3, G. Stevens 2, T. McKenzie 2. Best: Bennett, Purcell, Stanton, A. Haug, White, Cuttriss. ANZ BANK : Dancer 3, Harper 2, Wescott. Best : Baker, Glover, Bourke, Wescott, Harper, Doig. West Brunswick AJAX WEST BRUNSWICK : Morris 4, Barnes 3, Norman 3, Fletcher, Hill, Murray, Lewis. Best: Cassidy, Green, Guatta, Harrison, B. Ivey, Lewis. AJAX: Friedman 5, Janover 2, Jolson 2, Bialek, Duzenman, Ritterman, Gurflnkel. Best: Friedman, Grace, Roberts, Jurberg, Goldfarb, Duzenman. Eisternwick a bye. F SECTION Monash Whites North Brunswick 3.6 ` I MONASH WHITES : Wettenhall 4, Peacock 3, Millis 2, Ryan, Halliday, Brett-Young. Best : Wharton, Smith, Wettenhall, K. Barnes, Wolff, Peacock. NORTH BRUNSWICK : Raleigh 2, Kenny, Ricketts, Giacobbe, Heywood, Handley, I. Duncan. Best: Scullin, Giacobbe, Evison, Raleigh, Hamilton, Handley. LaTrobe Reds Old Mentonlans LA TROBE REDS : Goalkickers, best players not received. OLD MENTONIANS : Peel 4, Beasley. Best : Robertson, Stavrou, Furness, Peel, Wittick, B. Watts. St Bede's OC Dook & Long OC ST. BEDE'S OC : Signoretti 10, McCormack 6, Evans 3, Terrell 3, T. Harris 3, Campbell 2, J. Harris 2, Power 2, Kean 2, Roberts. Best: Terrell, McCormack, Negri, Evans, Signoretti, N. Hester. D. & L. OC: Kotchet 4, McGuire 3, Gavin 2, Lake. Best: Scott, Stephens, Swinnerton, Moran, Kotschet, McGuire. Thornbury University Reds THORNBURY: loannidis 4, Ray Scott 3, Moody 2, B. Bennett, Norris, Staff, Stuart. Best : Ioanmdis, Eccles, McGorlick, Cowen, Moody, J. Crawford. UNI REDS : Courtis 4, Lipshut 3, Lachaul 2, Costello 2, Schneider, Robinson. Best: Lachaul, Knee, Costello, Griffin, Knee, Lipshut. Fawkner a bye. All Sherrin footballs are created equal. Officially approved for use in all V.F.L. matches. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973 Page 7

8 Last Week's Results - continue d JUNIOR SEMON 1 Monash Uni Ivanhoe MONASH UNI.: Whitton 15, Merry 4, Rogers 3, Rosengarten 3, Sundberg 2, 2, C. Moore 2, Boyd, Enever, Hargreaves, Officer. Best: Whitton, C. Moore, Merry, Rosengarten, Rosenhain, Foster. IVANHOE : Mantesso, Clark, Rotar, Dean. Best: Steen, Dean, Field, Mantesso, Curtis, Peterson. Ormond Hampton Scouts ORMOND : Goalkickers, best players not received. HAMPTON SCOUTS : Earle 2, Cook. Best : Kelly, McCallum, Wells, Haverfield, Tomadin, Diamond. North Old Boys Power House NORTH OLD BOYS : Chard 3, White 2, 2, Menna 2, Irvine, Fitzgerald, Donaldson. Best : Biagi, Donaldson, Sheales, Lawes, Menna, Fitzgerald. POWER HOUSE : Digby 5, Simpson 3, Yuille, Lynch, Butcher, Babanine. Best : Lynch, Digby, Angeli, Simpson, Babanine, Alexander. University Blues St Bernard's OC UNI BLUES: R. Taylor 5, Westmore 4, Heinz 3, Lyle 3, McNiece 2, Steiner 2, Carmody 2, McDonald, Hager. Best: Hager, Westmore, Lyle, R. Taylor, Heinz, Greness. ST. BERNARD'S OC : Oppenheim 5, Scerri 3, Thompson 2, Hughes 2, Herbert. Best : Egan, Scerri, Bird, McDonall, Oppenheim, Isaacs. University Blacks forfeited to Old Scotch College. JUNIOR SECTION 2 Coburg West Brunswick COBURG: Cleary 7, G. Hughes 4, Henry 4, Tolley 4, Walker 2, Creek 2, Starbuch, Price, Ryland, McCarthy. Best: Cleary, Walker, Tolley, Brown, Starbuck, O'Brien. WEST BRUNSWICK : Goalkickers, best players not received. Old Brighton Gr St Bede's OC OLD BRIGHTON GR : Riddell 5, Weeks 2, Hunt 2, Kourim, Gutteridge. Best: Gutteridge, Hunt, Johnson, Iacono, Riddell, Malouf. ST. BEDE'S OC : Goalkickers, best players not received. Beverley Hills AJAX BEVERLEY HILLS : M. Browning 7, Hands 5, Maroney 2, O'Loughlin 2, D. Browning 2, Wheeler, Studdock, Holly. Best : Amad, M. Browning, Hands, Frater, Studdock, Maloney. AJAX: Jankie 2, Zaks 2, Aaron, Nebyl, Blusztein. Best : Aarons, Freeman, Rockman, Dudakov, Greenberg, Lipson. Parkside Caulfield Gr PARKSIDE: Sweeney 13, Bastow 8, Crapper 3, Sing 3, French 2, Lewis, Demamiel, Franklin, Waring, Vincent, Grummisch. Best : Sweeney, French, Hennessy, Franklin, Crapper, Bastow. CAULFIELD GRAM : Irvine 3, Spooner 2, Best : Irvine, Waxman, Spooner, Welch, Hayes, Zegir. National Bank forfeited to Fairfield. Old Paradians a bye. Collegians - don't forget the presentation night at the M.C.G. Reservations twelve dollars a double. See Mike Troon or Paul Munn or any one on the Social Committee. A good night is assured. Old Haileybury players and supporters - Don't miss this year's Presentation Dinner Dance on Friday, 21st September, to be held at Chaucer's Canterbury. For tickets see Mike Pritchard or Tim Parks. Bookings close `September 1st. Page 8 RE-APPLY FOR 1974 BY SEPTEMBER 1s t Club secretaries are advised that application for re-admission to the V.A.F.A. for season 1974 must be lodged with the secretary of the Association in writing on the club letter-head, not later than SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist. Applications must be accompanied by the initial instalment of the Affiliation fee, TWENTY DOLLARS ($20) PER TEAM. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- August 18, 1973

9 Last Week's Results - continued A RESERVE SECTION St Bernard's OC Geelong ST. BERNARD'S OC : Sheehan 5, Daffey 4, Johnson 4, Considine 2, Underwood. Best: Dailey, Rizzoli, M. Pearson, Dalmau, Fox, Anderson. GEELONG: Sing 2, M. Betts, Batten, J. Casboult. Best: P. Betts, D. Collins, A. Trevaskis, Baker, Poulton, Kay. Coburg Caulfield Gr COBURG: Goalkickers do not tally with scores. Best : M. Handley, Gardner, Leckie, Sabri, McFarlane, Liddle. CAULFIELD GRAM: Goold 3, Criswick 2, Collins, Gerrand, B. Waxman. Best: Goold, Nichol, Pearson, Geddes, Peters, Kerry. North Old Boys Monash Blues NORTH OLD BOYS : Hughes 5, Sheahan 5, George 3, Russell 2, Fitzpatrick 2, Young, Robertson, Ferguson, Bray. Best: Gourlay, Robertson, Hennessy, George, Drew, Shea. ban. MONASH BLUES : Crook, Drysdale, Gill. Best : Knight, Rhodes, Drysdale, Whitchurch, Carlton, O'Connell. Ormond Ivanhoe ORMOND: Kozlowski 4, Joakim, LePage, Leetham, C. Fitts, Turner, Richardson, Hammond, Meeking. Best: Patterson, Foulsham, Turner, Richardson, Kozlowski, Joakim. IVANHOE: Baker, Summerton, Pitson, R. Wilson, Hutton. Best: Clough, Summerton, Pitson, Knight, Hutton, Baker. Old Paradlans University Blues OLD PARADIANS : McKenna 3, McKinley 2, Weyman 2, Price, Whitehead, Collins, R. Tudor, L. Tudor, R. Booth, McLoughlin, Foster. Best: P. Collins, McKenna, Foster, Price, Weyman, R. Tudor. UNI BLUES : Goalkickers do not tally with scores. Best : Radford, Fogarty, Standish, Vivian, Moran, Nicolson. CHANGE OF ADDRESS - MARCELLIN SECRETARY The new address of the Secretary of Marcellin OC, Mr. Tim Naughton is 45 Gordon Street, Deepdene Phone ( day). B RESERVE SECTION University Blacks Old Scotch Coll UNI BLACKS : Lipshut 4, Llewellyn 3, J. Costello, Sharpe, Carter. Best : Sharpe, Johnson, Llewellyn, Lipshut, Dickinson, J. Costello. OLD SCOTCH : Widmer 3, Leong. Best: Bell, Welch, G. Evans, Marks, Blanch, Leong. Reservoir OB Kew RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Farrar 5, T. Wilson 3, Letson 2, Koers 2, Joiner, V. Aston, W. Byrne, Pettet, P. O'Brien, Veith. Best : G. Tuininga, Joiner, Dowell, V. Aston, K. Paulka, Farrar. KEW: Little 2. Best: Brown, McKillop, Little, White, Mort, Walker. Assumption OC De La Salle OC ASSUMPTION OC : Goalkickers, best players not received. DE LA SALLE : Rathjens 3, Wilson 2, Purcell. Best: Jeffs, Kellener, Smith, Flynn, Rathjens, Donegan. Collegians Old Carey Gr COLLEGIANS: Purdue 3, Ferguson 2, Gourlay 2, Weir, Hibbert, Ellis. Best: Mac- Donald, Nash, Symons, Edward, Van Bloomenstein, Sloman. OLD CAREY : Keddie 2, Hames 2. Best : G. Allen, Kellow, Andrews, Keddie, Clay, Hutchins. Old Trinity Gr MHS Old Boys OLD TRINITY : McKinnon 6, Nelson 2, Friend 2, Carnie. Best : King, Daly, Nelson, Galbraith, Leaper, McKinnon. MHS OLD BOYS : Goalkickers do not tally with scores. Best : Malone, Grahame, Lanyon, D. Harley, Marshall, Jory. THIS IS A MUST TO ENABLE THE DRAW FOR NEXT WEEK TO BE DETERMINED AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE, IT IS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL THAT EVERY RESULT BE PHONED TO THE HERALD OFFICE TODAY. THE HOME CLUB IS RESPONSIBLE - THE NUMBER TO RING IS OR BEFORE 4.50 P.M. FOR PUBLICATION AND CER- TAINLY BEFORE 5.30 p.m. RESERVE SCORES TO BEFORE 3 p.m. Alternative Herald numbers Ext or 1479 (Senior and Junior Sections) and Ext (Reserve Sections). THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973 Page 9

10 Last Week's Results - continue d C RESERVE SECTION Parkside Old Xaverians PARKSIDE : Lock 4, Fletcher 3, Lester, Tenriant, P. Byrne, J. Byrne. Best: Edwards, Napolitano, Fletcher, McLay, Lock, Tennant. OLD XAVERIANS: Breheny, Gleeson, Zachariah, Ryan, Meehan. Best : McKechnie, Hogan, Stegley, Breheny, Hayden, Spehr. St Kilda CBOC Power House ST KILDA CBOC : Jennings 2, Carey 2, Harrison 2, Halpin, Girdwood, Blakely, Zotti, Howe, J. White. Best: Scanlan, J. White, Howe, Zotti, O'Connell, Jennings. POWER HOUSE : Dakin 2, Kent, Potter, Kemp, Alcock. Best : Anthony, Sharp, Potter, Langdon, Madden, Kemp. Old Brighton Gr Old Haileybury OLD BRIGHTON : Devine 4, Dick 2, Clark 2, Hamilton. Best: Hamilton, Edmondson, Devine, Flack, Wynne, Dick. OLD HAILEYBURY: Bonwick 3, Cracknell, Poole, Rigby, Urquhart, Whiteman. Best : Bonwick, Gartner, Irving, Metherall, Pollock, Urquhart. UHS Old Boys Old Melburnians UHS OLD BOYS : Zeilinski 4, Reid 3, Bridg e 3, Wade 3, A. Taylor 2, Trewartha 2, Evans, Thomas. Best : Reid, Wade, Zeilinski, Bridge, Jockherst, Trewartha. OLD MELBURNIANS: Smith 2, Marks, Hurley. Best: Mal Allen, Brett, Smith, A'Beckett, Atkins, Mackay. Fairfield National Bank FAIRFIELD: Curran 3, Ruscuklic 2, Patchett 2, Fraser 2, Toohey, Bryan. Best : Fraser, Herbstreit, Edwards, Curran, Orvad, Nolan. NATIONAL BANK : Goalkickers, best players not received. V.A.F.A. MEETING Club Secretaries and Delegates (Members) are reminded that the next meeting of the Association will be held at the Amateur Sports Club, at 8 p.m. on Monday, September 3rd. Clubs are entitled to be represented by only one Delegate (Member), but repeated failure to be represented will incur a fine, or possible expulsion from the Association. Make sure your club is represented. This will be the final meeting for the season. D RESERVE SECTION St Kevin's OB Brunswick ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Gaven 7, O'Connor 6, Trewin 5, R. Hawkins 4, Allan 3, Lejman 2, Collins, Barry, Boyd. Best : O'Connor, Gaven, Collins, Fregon, Barry, Boyd. BRUNSWICK: Egan. Best: Ba rn ett, McLeod, Evans, Welch, Parks, Simpson. Hampton Rovers State Sav. Bank HAMPTON ROVERS : Mirabito 8, Hill 3, Grace 2, Combe 2, O'Rielly 2, Gleich, Kelly, Devery, Farelly. Best: Mirabito, Combe, Holding, Hill, Farelly, Devery. STATE SAVINGS BANK : Cowell, Harris, Muir. Best: Muir, Loft, Barnes, Harris, Beard, Cowell. C'Wealth Bank Alphington COMMONWEALTH BANK : Carroll 4, Hjorth 2, Wilson, Munday, King. Best : Simms, Munday, Dunkley, Liversidge, Scott, Carroll. ALPHINGTON: Goalkickers do not tally with scores. Best: Brown, O'Shea, Hartigan, Candy, Newman, Dunlop. Marcellin OC La Trobe Blacks MARCELLIN OC : Gregory 4, Clarebrough, P. French, Corrie, Grayson, Harman, Holmes. Best: P. French, Butler, Grayson, Ahern, Corrie, Frazer. LA TROBE BLACKS : Goalkickers, best players not received. Old Geelong St Patrick's OC OLD GEELONG: MacMillan 8, Josephson 4, MacDonald 3, Calder 3, Godfrey 2, Thompson. Best: Fisher, Calder, MacMillan, Reid, Godfrey, Josephson. ST. PATRICK'S OC: Crowe. Best: Crowe, O'Brien, T. Ryan, Kelly, Cribbes, Jansen. FAIRFIELD AND 100 Congratulations from all at Fairfield t o two great clubmen in "Rocky" Hume and Trevor Marsh on playing their 250th and 100th games respectively against Old Melburnians today. "Bones" has retired annually for the past umpteen years and no doubt will again - until next year, when we can look forward to more fine games from both of them. Page 10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 11, 1973

11 Last Week's Results - continued E RESERVE SECTION Glenhuntly Footscray ITOB GLENHUNTLY: Cook 6, G. Heywood 2, N. Duncan 2, Mclndoe. Best : Cook, Wilcox, Barton, Mclndoe, N. Duncan, D. Nolan. FOOTSCRAY ITOB: Harris 3, James 2, T. Hoyne, Fairall, Mlikotic, Thurston. Best: Harris, James, Rowe, Fincher, Mlikotic, Murnig. Old C'well Gr AMP Society OLD CAMBERWELL: May 3, Reid 2, Buckeridge. Best: Addison, Quartermain, May, Robinson, Buckeridge, Quinn. AMP Society: Moor, Browne, Hirons, Bell, A. Carr. Best: Johnson, S. Carr, Hirons, Saxby, Ferrall, Gay. ANZ Bank Old Ivanhoe Gr ANZ BANK: Pearson 5, I. Laird 4, Mc- Donald, May. Best: Debelak, May, King, McDonald, Lavery, Ham. OLD IVANHOE: J. Stevens, Wiltshire* Best: Dixon, Rule, Field, P. Haug, Harriss, A. Davey. West Brunswick AJAX WEST BRUNSWICK: Condon 5, J. Heenan 3, Strachan 2, J. Marshall 2, Ceddia, Mac- Donald, Oakley, Park, Webber. Be'st: Condon, J. Heenan, J. Marshall, Oakley, Park, Webber. AJAX : Stillman, Teitelbaum. Best : Rozenbes, Tauber, Rozen, Auster, Silver. Elsternwick a bye. THE BLACK LIST Missed publication dead-line (3.00 p.m.) Fine-ONE DOLLAR. ST. BERNARD'S RESERVE S Missed phoning scores to Herald before 5.30 p.m. Fine - THREE DOLLARS. DOOKIE & LONG O C OLD GEELONG GR. RESERVES Failed to phone scores or details to Press Correspondent before 7 p.m. FINE -- ONE DOLLAR. DOOKIE & LONG OC OLD GEELONG GR RESERVE S Phoned incorrect scores. Fine - ONE DOLLAR. MONASH UNIVERSITY JUNIORS OLD GEELONG GR. RESERVES F RESERVE SECTION Monash Whites North Brunswick MONASH WHITES : Burley 10, Derrick 3, O'Hanlon 2, Farnsworth, Pitt, G. James, Riisik, P. James, J. Barnes. Best: Roth, Porter, Burley, Derrick, Farnsworth, O'Hanlon. NORTH BRUNSWICK: N. Walsh 2, N. Carlin, A. Hanson. Best: McFarlane, G. Payne, R. Walsh, R. Carlyon, R. Wickham, R. Carell. Old Mentonians La Trobe Reds OLD MENTONIANS : Ericksen 5, Ingram 4, Baylis 4, Norton 4, Clement-Smith 2, Mc- Kinlay, D. Durack. Best: McKinlay, Baylis, Gadd, Clement-Smith, T. Upham, L. Toovey. LA TROBE REDS : Goalkickers, best players not received. St Bede's OC Dook & Long OC ST. BEDE'S OC: Serong 7, Petrie 4, Gilmore 3, O'Brien 3, Irving 2, Hall 2, P. Hulett, Knuppel, White. Best: O'Brien, Irving, Gilmore, White, Wilson, Serong. D. & L. OC: Hassett, Palmer, Gibbs, Rundle. Best : Rundle, Stewart, Makin, Thawson, Cahill, Davies. University Reds Thornbury UNI REDS : King- 3, Hendy 2, Salsbury 2, Toleman, Duff. Best: Toleman, Cook, N. Wilkins, Leighfieid, Ryan. THORNBURY : Cattanach 2, Viola 2, Biggs, Dodds. Best : Harbour, S. Crocker, Diamond, C. Crawford, Reginato, Cattanach. Fawkner a bye. CENTURY Congratulations from all at Collegians t o Daryl Tucker on playing his 200th game for Collegians against Old Carey. Daryl led the team onto the field at the start of the game and by way of celebrating his 200th, kicked four goals. Lightly built Daryl is as game as anyone and not afraid to go in for the ball against much bigger opposition. Good luck and thanks for your service to Collegians. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973 Page 11

12 ST. BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS FOOTBALL CLU B grand fina l breakfast CHEVRON HOTEL SATURDAY, 15th SEPTEMBER 7.45 a.m. DONATION - $6.00 All Clubs invited to submit nominations for AMATEUR FOOTBALL PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR by 31st August TICKETS : MICHAEL ARNOLD PETER NATHAN JIM OVERMAN Clubs wishing to show premiership flags please contact above. -.-uzuuzzzzz== = Page 12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 11, 1973

13 ~ A. J.. J.t,r,~i,i,t.-f.-r ~,r, UMPIRE S for I THE V.A.F.A. ARE LOOKING FOR MEN WHO ARE INTER- ESTED IN THE AIMS, IDEALS AND WELL BEING OF THIS ASSOCIATION, AND FEEL THAT THEY COULD CON- TRIBUTE THROUGH EITHER. FIELD OR GOAL UMPIRING. A SUMMER UMPIRES' COURSE IS BEING CONTEMPLATED FOR THOSE WHO ARE LACKING EXPERIENCE. IF YOU WISH TO STAY IN FOOTBALL AND NO LONGER WISH TO PLAY, OR YOU WANT TO, BECOME A PART OF THE ACTIVITY, THEN CONSIDER WRITE TO THE SECRETARY V.A.F.A. 5 CORREA AVENUE, CHELTENHAM, 3192 SETTING OUT THE DETAILS OF YOUR FOOTBALL EXPERIENCE. 0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- August 18, 1973 Page 13

14 "D" SECTION TEAMS ALPHINGTON 1 Williams, J. 10 Harris, P. 20 Overall, I. 2 Smith, M. C., 11 Shea, S. 21 Hale, R. 3 Cartwright, G. 12 Skerry, J. 22 Wayman, P. 4 Puddy, D. 14 Shearer, B. (c) 23 Tanasio, P. 5 Gale, W. G. (vc) 15 Stanton, G. 24 McKay, G..6 Cecil, P. 16 Alsop, N. 25 Belcher, L. 7 Eaton, P. 17 Gross, C. 26 Doyle, K. 8 Adams, D. 18 Blakebrough, D. 27 Brown, G. 9 Roberts, G. 19 Candy, G. 28 Owins, M. Coach : Duncan Wright 29 Bush, E. 38 Sinclair, D. 30 Gale, W. M. 39 Sutton, R. 31 Shaw, N. W. 40 Welch, C. 32 O'Shea, A. 41 Baker, N. 33 Harris, I. 45 Ermacora, J. 34 Mitchell, C. 48 McNamara, A. 35 Humm, R. 49 Hayes, M. 36 Lynch, P. 50 Cummins, J. 37 Arthur, L. 52 Humphries, 1. BRUNSWICK Coach : Don Simpson ( Jnr.) ; Reserves : Terry Banns 1 Hopwood, G. 12 Hanlon, D. 21 Teifer, J. 30 Coghlan, S. 40 Hallett, R. 2 Abernethy, R. J. 13 Hirst, J. 22 Simpson, D. (cr) 31 Strong, J. 41 Gambling, K. 4 Johnstone, R. 14 Dean, R. 23 Thompson, G. 33 Beckett, K. 42 Barnett, A. 5 Lasala, T. (vc) 15 Staples, S. 24 Meyers, C. 34 Gray, L. 43 Egan, P. 6 Knox, G. 16 Benns, C. 25 Gillett, R. 35 Beckett, G. 44 Stephens, J. 7 Watt, B. 17 McLeod, C. R. 26 Munday, K. 36 Loughlan, B. 45 Evans, S. 9 Cullinan, K. 18 Timmins, M. 27 Palmer, J. 37 Millson, G. 46 Malagoll, S. 10 Jones, A. 19 Lyons, S. 28 Parks, J. 38 Woods, T. (vcr) 50 Clarke, S. 11 Evans, K. 20 Hughes, G. 29 Simpson, M. 39 Belcher, J. 54 Ferraro. J. COMMONWEALTH BANK Senior Coach : Tony Barrack ; Reserves : Les Radford I Carroll, P. 13 Wingrave, N. 24 Adams, B. 36 Simms, N. 48 Milton, R. 2 Brown, J. 14 Gerrans, A. 25 Brown, D. 37 Leeming, W. 49 Athens, S. 3 Curtin, B. 15 Barrack, A. T. (c) 26 Brissett, N. 38 White, J. 50 Hjorth, A. (cr) 4 Pretty, J. (c), 27 Mayberry, N. 39 Burrows, J 51 Brown, K. 5 Johnson, D. 16 McCrimmon, White, R. 40 Liversidge, T. 52 McNally, K. 6 Imbery, K. 17 Thomas, R. 29 Dick, T. (vc) 41 Linehan, M. 53 Tyler, J. 7 Anderson, P. 18 McCrimmon, W. 30 Rutherford, W. 42 Pike, G. 54 D'Orsa, A. 8 Thompson, R. 19 O'Donnell, D. 31 Schubert, C. 43 Matthews, P. 55 White, A. 9 McMaster J. G. 20 Thynne, R. 32 Peachey, G. 44 Petrynuik, R. 56 Roder, P. 10 Radford, L. 21 Young, P. 33 Gleeson, J. 45 McKinney, D. 57 Thompson, D. 11 Comben, G. 22 Dunkley, G. 34 Denes, P. 46 Westlau, J.. 12 Danne, S. 23 Eales, R. 35 Hawthorn, H. 47 Hawthorn, N. HAMPTON ROVERS 1Deppler, S. 12 Taylor, G. 2 Bennett, B. (vc) 13 Floor, M. 3 Hudcatt, S. 14 Mirabito, W. 4 James, P. 15 Wolfe, P. 5 Rudd, J. 16 Ryan, M. 6 Huckett, R. 17 Slattery, D. 7 Hartford, R. 18 Stephonavious, 8 Bidey, M. C. 9 Bird, B. 19 O'Reilly, E. 10 Conley, J. 20 Dean, J. 11 Mdtaughton, B. 21 Maarish, J. (c) 22 Devery,P. (vcr) Coach : Gordon McGregor; Rese rves : Bob Hammond 23 Jones, R. 35 Hill, A. 41 Patterson, D. 25 Farrelly, P. 36 Menner, N. 42 Arthurson. 24 Wood, M. 37 Tregear, R. 47 Hamilton, S. 26 Amoore, G. 38 English, K. 48 Thompson, D. 27 Combo, D. 39 Rolls, R. 49 Hartshorn, R. 28 English, G. 40 Evanson, T. 50 Lay, F. 29 Badman, P. 41 Holding, J. 51 Rose, M. 30 Hammond, R. (cr) 42 Easton, T. 52 Malharbie, M. 31 Pa tterson, K, 43 Kelly, M. 53 Brldger, S. 32 Young, A. 44 Clark, T. 54 Cook, P. 33 Nadjerki, R. 45 Denman, G. 55 Patterson, D. 34 Kitson, A. 46. Rolls, I. 56 Floyd, R. LA TROBE BLACKS 2 Daly, F. 16 Hayes, J. 3 Silcock, M. 17 Stabb, C. ' 5 O'Brien, G. 18 Witte, S. (vc) 6 Sceney, G. (c) 19 Oakes, J. 8 Cahir, A. 20 Roberts, M. 10 Rowe, D. 23 Moloney, M. 11 Ziebell, R. 24 Farley, T. 12 Emery, P. 27 Kent, A. 13 Goold, J. 33 McDonough, P. 14 Putnam, A. Coach : Greg Sceney ; 34 O'Brien, B. 53 Hanlon, P. 37 Matthews, T. 54 Symes, G. 38 Antos, G. 55 McGregor, C. 39 Sgro, P. 56 Wood, G. 40 Middleton, Harbor, G. 43 Mclvor, D. 58 Von Moger, A. 49 Harriott, D. 59 West, J. 50 Fawcett, A. 60 Monagle, T. 51 Ralph, C. 61 Dann, P. Reserves : B. O'Brien 62 Gannon, P. 63 Delahunty, T. 64 Bowen, G. 65 Allchin, I. 67 Saver, B. 68 Weir, A. 69 Knigge, J. 71 Farrar, L. 72 Meehan, B. Page 14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -August 18, 1973

15 " " SECTION TEAMS MARCELLIN OLD COLLEGIANS 1 O'Sullivan, J. 14 Allen, P. 2 Mahon, C. 15 Toohey, P. 3 French, P.D. (vcr) 16 Delmo, J. (vc) 4 Power, M. 17 Walsh, R. 5 Gartner, P. (c) 18 Gartner, J. 6 Shaw, G. 19 Jolley, J. 7 Joyce, M. 20 Butler, M. 8 Wailbrldge, P. 21 Bartley, R. (cr) 9 Welch, G. 22 Harman, P. 10 Briffe, J. 23 Toohey, J. 11 White, G. 24 Toohey, B. 12 Mathews, B. 26 Gooley, P. 13 Cooney, B. 27 Fidge, D. 28 Sexton, G. 42 Kopke, P. 29 Hurley, D. 43 Weston, P. 30 Holmes, G. 44 White, A. 31 Hescroff, R. 45 French, J. 32 Frazer, R. 46 A'hern, T. 33 Wilson, M. 47 Grayson, R. 34 Dwyer, M. 48 Bray, I. 35 Barker, B. 49 Hogan, J. 36 Irwin, A. 50 Gregory, J. 37 Mathews, T. 51 Carberry, J. 38 Quinn, P. 52 Wood, D. 40 Lawrence, P. 53 Price, P. 41 Clarebrough, D. 54 Hogan, A. Coach : Ray Walsh 55 Najim, D. 56 Carrie, P. 57 Williams, P. 58 Lord, P. 59 Carrucan, D. 61 Watson, B. 63 Holland, P. 64 Price, C. 65 Foran, A. 66 Sartori, R. 69 Shaw, C. OLD GEELONG Senior Coach : Colin McDonald ; Rese rves : Peter Scott 1 Brocksopp, A. 9 Crawford, M. (c) 17 Reynoldson, P. 25 Geyer, P. 33 Jenkins, A. 2 Anderson, Stewart 10 Baillieu, C. 18 David, R. 26 Dowell, R. 34 Laws, 3 Anderson, Steven il McPherson, I. 19 Yencken, A. 27 Nathan, A. 35 Whalley, M. 4 Reid, P. 12 Von Mager, A. 20 Fraser, R. 28 Whiting, A. 36 Gooch, D. 5 Gilbert, H. 13 McLennan, B. 21 Connell, N. 29 Armstrong, A. 37 Dooley, M. 6 Lewis, R. 14 Carroll, P. 22 Bayles, A. 30 Jackson, I. 38 Marendaz, P. 7 Spiden, J. 15 Calder, S. 23 Hardy,. M. 31 Collins, A. 39 Hopkins, I. 8 Aitchison, J. 16 Baulch, A. 24 Fullerton, M. 32 Brown, R. 40 Weibye, R. STATE SAVINGS BANK Coach : Geoff Cameron ; Reserves : Kevin Stafford 1 Cameron, G. J.(c) 14 Stafford, K. P. (cr) 26 Holloway, D. R. 40 Moore, N. T. 53 Collis, J. I.. 2 Castaneill, K. F. 15 Allen 27 Beard, D. G. 41 Taylor, R. L. 64 Chapman, G 3 Gangell, W. G. 16 Francis 28 Willis,. J. P. J. 42 Dermody, A. C. 55 Hatfield, J 4 Sullivan, D. W. 17 Jeffery, J.. C. F. 29 James, K. B. 43 Wright, G 6 McGill, L. C. 18 Mitchell, P. R, 56 Brennan, A. E.. R. 31 Harwood, F. J. 45 Vines, M. 7 Lyons, C. 57 Pitts, A. P. J. 19 Wynd, P. M. 32 Scott, M. J. 46 Lake, B. J. 58 Barnes,. B L. W. 8 Carmichael, R. J.20 Campbell, B. J. 33 Hodgkin, D. R. 47 Skinner, A. D. 59 Johnston, E 9 Inglis, J. P. (dvc) 21 Popko, C. J. C.. 35 Roberts, J. E. 48 Cavanagh, T. J. 60 Truscott, 10 McKeown, K A. R.. J. 22 Spithill, G. J. (vc) 37 Gilbert, J. H. 49 Tarrant, D. K. 11 Wright, F. B. 23 Tobin, G. B. 39 Loft, M. J. 50 Fraser, W. J. 12 Muir, D. E. 24 Julier, R. P. 36 Morrison, K. J. 51 Webster, A. E. 13 Izod, D. J. 25 Evans, N. I. 38 Anderson, K. G. 52 Price, A. W. ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS Senior Coach : Gary Boyd ; 1 Hart, P. (c) 12 Arnold, T. 23 Short, B. 34 O'Connell, J. 2 Mansour, M. 13 Barry, J. 24 Harrison, M. 35 Neal, B. 3 Hogarth, P. 14 McInerney, M. 25 Lejman, S. 37 Gorma n 4 Simon, P. 15 Tyshing, I. 5 Mornane, T. 16 Johnson, B., 6 Low, W. 17 Sherman, S. 7 Kelly, D. 18 Olle, J. 8 Gallaugher, R. J, 19 Molan, M. 9 Mofan, C. (vc) 20 Cruise, A. 10 Fernon, M. 21 McGuinness, P. 11 Fanning, M. 22 O'Connor, S. 26 King, S. 38 Smith, P. 27 Lodge, R. 39 Hawkins, R. 28 Randles, P. 40 Simpson, J. 29 Collins, P. 41 Hawkins, G. 30 Davis, P. 42 McCauley, A. 31 McArdle, B. 44 Power, J. 32 O'Kelly, M. (dvc46 Trewin, M. 33 Trewin, T. 46 Hawkins, G. Reserves : John Allan 47 Allan, J. (cr ) 48 Rolle, S. 49 Boyd, M. 52 O'Malley, B. 54 Simpson, A. 55 Crowley, T. (vcr) 56 Reynolds, A. 58 Davies, P. 59 Lewion, M. ST. PATRICK'S O.C. 1 Shannon, P. 13 Munro, J. 2 Love, R. 14 Mahar, W. 3 O'Neil, B. 15 O'Meara, G. 4 Lerdner, J. 16 Thrum, D. 5 Cribbes, J. 17 Robinson, P. 6 Borbi ro, F. 18 Van Wegen, F. 7 Park, R. 19 Vear, B. 8 Dowd, M. 20 Christina, R. 9 McLoughlen, M. 21 Healy, D. 10 Clarke, T. 22 Beetham, S. 11 O'Connor, A. 23 Clarke, G. 12 Humphries, P. 24 Coffey, J. (vc) Senior Coach : John Hogan ; Reserves : Peter Curtin 37 Smith, B. 49 Brady, R. 38 Abbott, R. 50 Walsh, G. 39 Tobin, T. (cr) 40 McGrath, B. 41 Vear, G. 42 Grindal, B. 43 Crowe, P. 44 Foster, P. 45 Rhoden, M. Di rmn, i'. 52 Dockendorff, P. 53 Genrott, B. 54 Jansen, H. 55 Perrin, A. 56 Warr, M. 57 White W. 46 Campbell, L. 58 Murrl{ty, M. 47 Waterman,. R. 59 Lane, A. 48 Serburgh, A. 60 Chaplin, W. 25 Cribbes, M. 26 Browne, D. 27 Reid, D. 28 George, R. 29 Ryan, F. 30 O'Connell, P. 31 Smirk, K. 32 Tellefson, G. 33 O'Brien, D. 34 Larkins, J. (c) 35 Nelson, T. 36 Hoban, F. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973 Page 15

16 BALL BRIEFS 150 UP TO A PURPLE AND WHITE VETERA N Congratulations from all at North Old Boys to Damien Maguire who plays his 150th game today. "Mugsy" joined the club in 1966 and for many years was a first XVIII ruckman, renowned for his pace and tenacity on the ground, qualities not often seen in in a ruckman. For the past couple of seasons, "Mugsy" has been a~reat reserves player, with an occasional appearance in the first XVIII, and his form this season indicates that 300 games is not beyond him. Well done "Mugsy"! 150 UP TO POWER HOUSE STALWART Congratulations to Peter Dakin who plays his 150th game with Power House today. After a career mainly on the back line, ^Dakes" is currently giving the Reserves the benefit of his great experience at full forward. A master of the loose man, his unusual pace and straight kicking have seen him boot many goals since mid-way through the season. "Dakes" has given outstanding service to Power House over the years and is presently vice-president of the football club. Retirement after today has been mentioned but he may be persuaded to turn out again next year. Congratulations "Dakes" on a fine effort. 150 GAMES TO GLENHUNTLY'S CAPTAIN Today the spotlight falls on Glenhuntly's courageous leader Paul Valle. Paul began his career with the Hunters in 1965 as a halfforward-flanker. In that role, Paul has often been able to steer through upwards of 6 goals. Switched to full forward, Paul was equally successful kicking 68 goals in To prove his versatility, when moved to the centre in 1970, Paul turned in a dynamic season with strong marking, long kicking and fierce determination taking him to a well deserved club Best and Fairest award. Early in his career, his fiery temperament detracted from his game, however to his credit, he has harnessed his enthusiasm into becoming a fine ball player and an inspiring captain. Paul's success has not come without effort and his dedication to hard training has been an inspiration to team mates, but to some it has been an embassassment as they have not had the dedication to follow his example. He is a fine clubman off the field, having been a committee member for the past 7 years. The club would indeed be strong if there were 40 players like Paul. A final word of praise goes not to Paul, but to Marilyn his wife, who backs him with understanding tolerance. This comes not from the writer, but from Paul to Marilynwith love. 150 UP TO PARADE ROVE R Belated congratulations to popular Old Paradians rover Hughie Ford who played his 150th game several weeks back. Hughie first played in 1965, was a member of the "A" section premiership teams, overcame a serious injury early in 1971 to help win the "B" grade flag that year, and represented the State in Keeping wickets for Essendon keeps him fit during summer, so there are plenty more games left to follow these 150. Well done Hughie! CENTURY TO UNI HIGH MAN After playing for Uni High for a decade Daryl Griffin plays his 100th game today. "Griffo's" versatility has meant that he has played in virtually every position on the field, but he is more at home in defence. Daryl has become renowned for his left foot hook drop kicks and his unique style of running. All at Uni High wish Daryl good luck and hope that today's game caps off a fine season for him. ST. KEV'S DEFENDER REACHES 100 All at St. Kev's congratulate Brian "Bomber" O'Malley who plays his 100th game today. "Bomber", who joined St. Kev's in 1968 has played most of his games as full back for the Reserves. Brian has given great service having been club secretary and he has always been a great worker both on and off the field. Let's hope the cry of "Ever Reliable" Bomber O'Malley will be heard for many years to come. Well done Brian. Yes, there is another 50 games left in you. CENTURY TO OLD HAILEYBURY RESERVES SKIPPE R Old Haileybury congratulate Barry Gartner on achieving his century. Barry's courage and tear-through tactics are a fine example to all his team mates. We look forward to Barry leading the team to the 1973 flag. A fine effort and many years of similar service from him, both on and off the field, will assist the club in its challenge of moving into higher amateur ranks. Well done! Reservoir Old Boys wish to congratulate Danny McGaw who plays his 50th game today. Recognised as one of the top full-backs in the Amateurs, Danny has nullified many of the leading full-forwards. Danny also has the uncanny ability to move to any position on the field and lift the team with his freakish marks. Reservoir will rely heavily on Danny in this year's final series. Once again congratulations, and we hope you'll play many more years of outstanding football. Dashing flanker Martin Castle and rugged forward Bruce McBriar are two more Old Brighton stalwarts who play their 50th game with the club today. Marty is a former captain of our Junior side and his pace and brilliant high-marking have given our defence a lot more life this year, while "The Fatman" has earned a reputation for his strength and clever positional play. 'Macca' is also very popular with players and supporters of opposition club who continually roar their approval of his talents. Rick Morse has survived eight years and three retirements to recently reach his 50th for O.B.G.'s. Hearty congrats. from all O.B.G.'s to these three very popular clubmen. Page 16 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973

17 THE FIGHT FOR THE FOU R Many teams are now safe in the four. Today's games for those fighting for the od d places still in doubt are listed below. Home games are shown thus (H) after the opposing team. A SECTION E SECTION B RESERVE SECTION Ormond, St. Bernard's North Old Ivanhoe Gr., Old Camber-Reservoir O.B., University Old Boys - Safe. well Gr. - Safe. Blacks, Old Scotch Coll. CaulfleldGr(44, 128.5%) Elsternwick (36, 112.3%) Safe. Geelong (H) A.PAX (H) Old Trinity Gr. (36, 92.0% ) Coburg (42, 117.1%) AMP Society (36, 103.5%) Assumption OC (H) Monash Blues ANZ Bank Collegians (36, 8I.6?o ) B SECTION AJAX (32,99.2%) Old Scotch Coll. Reservoir O.B., University Frlsternwick C RESERVE SECTION Blacks - Safe Old Trinity Gr (40,107. F SECTION Parkside, St. Kilda CBOC, Assumption OC.4%) (H) Fawkner, Safe Monash Whites - Old Haileybury, Fairfield Kew (40,106. Safe. Dc La Salle.6%) O La Trobe Reds (36,.C 125.9%) D RESERVE SECTION Old Carey Gr. (38, 113. North.9%) Brunswick (H) Hampton Rovers, Marcellin OC, St. Bede's OC (36,116.1%) St. Kevin's OB, Old Geelong MHS Old Boys Old Mentonians (H) Gr. - Safe. Parkside, C Power SECTION House, North Brunswick (32, 104.6% ) Old La Trobe Reds E RESERVE SECTION Melburnians - Safe. Old Ivanhoe Gr., AMP Society Old Brighton Gr. (40, % ) JUNIOR SECTION 1 - Safe. National Bank Ormond, University Blues, Old C'well Gr. (38,132.0%) Fairfield (40, 118.1%) North Old Boys, Monash Glenhuntly (H) Old Melbu rn ians ( Ii) University - Safe. ANZ Bank (36,102.2%) D SECTION -JUNIOR SECTION 2 AMP Society (H) AIphington, N[arcellin O.C., Coburg, Parkside, Beverley Glenhuntly (36, 88.5% ) State Sav. Bank- Safe. Hills,' Old Paradians - Safe. Old C'well Gr. Hampton Rovers (36, 98.6%) F RESERVE SECTION Alphington A RESERVE SECTION Monash Whites, Fawkner, L. Trobe Blacks (36, 96.6%) Ormond, St. Bernard's, Coburg, La Trobe Reds, Old Men- Old Geelong Gr. North Old Boys - Safe. tonians - Safe. ELIGIBILITY OF PLAYERS FOR RESERVE AND JUNIOR SECTION FINAL S The attention of clubs is drawn to the Provided that no player shall be eligible restrictions which apply concerning players for inclusion in a reserve team taking part eligible to take part in Final matches in the in a final match in any season unless such Reserve and Junior Sections. player has been a member of such reserve The Rule relating to eligibility of players team in at least TWO home-and-home in Reserve Section Finals now reads:- matches during the said season. A player who has been a member of a JUNIORS senior team of any club in nine or more A player who has been a member of a matches during the home-and-home matches senior or reserve team in more than five in any season shall not be eligible for inclusion in the reserve team of a club taking for inclusion in a junior team taking part matches during any season shall be ineligible part in a final match in the same season in a semi-final, final or grand-final match in unless both the senior and reserve teams the SAME SEASON UNLESS he has been are participating In a final match on the a member of the junior team for more than same day. five matches in the same season. ;;... uu u u u uu a uu n a. OSS FAUL K `Native' Brand Footballs THE ONLY BALL USED BY BOTH THE * V.F.L. & * V.F.A. IN THE 1970 GRAND FINALS COLLINGWOOD v CARLTON - ; PRAHRAN v WILLIAMSTOWN ' a n e.. t THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973 Page 17

18 FIXTURE & RESULTS "D" SECTIO N APRIL 7 Bruns LtBlk 11.5 SSB OGG 8.6 Mcln CBnk StKv H12ov StPat 19.8 Alph APRIL 14 Alph OGG 6.6 LTbBlk StKev Mrcln HamR 6.7 SSB CwthB 5.8 StPat Bruns APRIL 28 HamR 13.8 Bruns Alph LtBlk Mrcln OGG 13.8 C'wB StKev SSB StPat MAY 5 ' Alph 15.9 SSB 13.8 StKev OGG 10.6 HamR LtBlk 8.6 CBuk Brun 13.8 Mcln StPat MAY 12 SSB Bruns 9.10 StKev 16.8 Mar LtbBlk 15.8 OGG Alph HamR 11.8 C'wBnk StPat 8. 6 MAY 19 Alp Bruns 4.12 SSB Mar 9.13 OGG HmR CwB LtBlk 16.7 StKv StPt MAY 26 Mar Brun SSB LtBlk 8.5 Alp StKev 6.5 OGeel CBnk HRov StPat JUNE 2 Mcln 11.7 Alph StKev SSB Bruns OGG 10,11 HamR 19.6 CwB 15.8 LtB StPat 8.16 JUNE 9 Brun StKev SSB HamR 8.11 Alph CBnk 14.6 Mar LtbBlk 15.7 StPat 11.7 OGeel 8.19 JUNE 16 LtBlb Bwk 7.6 SSB 16.7 OGeel 12.6 Mar CwB 12.1 StKev HamR 13.9 Alph StPat JUNE 23 Alph OGG LtBlk StKev Mein 8.8 HaniR 7. 3 SSB C'wB 8.8 Bruns StPat 5.9 JUNE 30 HamR Bwk 16.9 Alph LtBlk 14.8 Mcln OGG CwB StKev SSB StPat JULY 7 Alph SSB OGeel StKev LaTBlk HamR 9.6 C'wBk Bwk Mrcln StPat JULY 21 Alph Bruns 5.10 Mrcin SSB StPat StKev 12.9 LaTB C'wB HamR OGG JULY 28 Mrcln Bruns 5.4 LaTB1k SSB Alph StKev 6.9 OGG C'wB 10.8 HamR StPat AUGUST 4 Alph Mrcln 8.16 SSB StKev Bruns OGeel 7.5 HamR C'wB LtbBlk StPat AUGUST 11 Bruns StKev HamR SSB 12.9 Alph C'wBk 10.7 Mrcln LTBIk 10.9 OGeel StPat 9.6 AUGUST 18 SSB v Brunswick Marcellin v St Kevin's old Gael G v LaTrobeBik Alphton v Hampton Rov. St Pat's v Corn Ban k The Grounds - Where and How Here is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, together with directions on how they may be reached. Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on same ground as Seniors. D SECTION Preston tram in Bourke Street to terminus. Bus to ground.) ALPHINGTON : Alphington Park, Parkvlew Road, off Heidelberg Road, south side. (Train to Alphington. ) BRUNSWICK : Dunstan Rese rve, West Brunswick. (West Coburg tram in William Street to Albion Street; walk was along Albion Street to Peacock Street or Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg trams in Elizabeth Street to Albion Street; bus to Peacock Street. ) COMMONWEALTH BANK : Harry Trot CNal, Albert Park, at rear of MacRobertson Girls' High School. (St. Kilda Road tram (except Toorak) to Bowen Crescent. ) HAMPTON ROVERS: David Road Reserve, corner David and Bluff Roads, Hampton. (Train to Hampton, bus to ground. ) LA TROBE UNIVERSITY BLACKS : La Trobe University Oval, Plenty Road, Bundoora. (East MARCELLIN OLD COLLEGIANS : Marcellln College Oval, Bulleen Road, Bulleen. (Bullean Tramways bus in Flinders Street. ) OLD GEELONG GRAMMARIANS : Como Park, The Boulevard, South Yarra. 3 (Prahran tram in Batman Avenue to Alexandra Avenue, or Batman Avenue bus to ground. ) ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Oval 15, Albert Park. (Train to Middle Park. ) ST. PATRICK'S ( BALLARAT) OLD COLLEGIANS : Oval 15, Albert Park. (Train to Middle Park. ) STATE SAVINGS BANK: Oval 4, Albert Park n (Trai n South Col(ins AStretto South Melbourne Technical ischool. ) Page 18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- August 18, 1973

19 MAP OF ALBERT PARK GROUNDS 5 ~FF \ AraEZr PAZ.e THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973 Page 19

20 stway to a insurance instalments... is by belonging to the State Bank Calendar Club. All you do is come on in, nominate the month you need the money and then save your way to a big payout cheque when your policy falls due. It's a simple method and more than economical - in fact we pay you interest. And, unlike some other schemes, you can choose your own insurance company. Sound sensible? Sure is! Call in to any State Savings Bank branch and get all details about th e State Bank Calendar Club. The State Savings Bank of Victoria Page 20 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- August 18, 1973

21 UMPIRE'S CORNE R As the season 1973 draws to a close we congratulate Lance Williams and his committee on a job well done. As President of the Umpire's Association, Lance accepted his duties and carried them out in a firm and friendly manner. Again, as in previous years, we are indebted to Mr and Mrs Fullerton for their assistance to all umpires, with so many new men on our list this year, we have tried their patience more than ever, but they never let us down. Mr and Mrs Fullerton - Thank you. To the Umpire Committee led by Br Brian Le Brock, we also owe a great deal. This most difficult task is welt done by these gentlemen who give up so much of their time to umpires. Also to Mr George MeTaggart, our thanks and appreciation for allowing us space in "The Amateur Footballer" for our corner, and also for helping to make our social functions more enjoyable by the attendance of Nance, George and Peter. Today at Elsternwick Park, Jim Peters will umpire his last game as a field umpire with the V.A.F.A. Last week he clocked up his 300th game and has now decided to hang up his whistle. A true knight of the whistle, this is Jim' s 20th year in the game. Next year we hope to see him waving the flags. TO ALL CLUBS Don't forget last week's challenge to produce some new umpires for us in Mr Fullerton can handle all the phone calls and is only too pleased to do so. This is your association, so how abou t having a word to those young blokes around your club who just can't make it as players. They may make good umpires. Ngxt Monday night, August 20th is the date, the venue "Park Royal Motor Inn" the occasion the Annual Dinner of the Umpires Association. Be early, dinner will commence at 6.30 p.m. earlier than in previous years. Cocktails and flat lemonade from 6 p.m. Entertainment will again be provided by local talent highlighted by the musical group "The Four Knights". Mine host at the Royal is Peter Fell and no doubt he will have some rare concoctions prepared so be ready-for surprises. REPLY TO COACH OF JUNIOR 1 TEAM Yes. Your interpretation is quite correct, The ball should be bounced at the spot where it touched the ground, not at the spot where the scrimmage occurred. Thank you for your constructive reports which are a great help to me, as the umpires can then be instructed on the correct procedure. DOUBLE CENTURY FOR ST. KILDA PLAYE R All St. Kilda CBC supporters and players wish to congratulate 'ever reliable' Tony Sherman on playing his 200th game. Tony was recruited from St. Patrick's East Melb. He was a member of the St. Kilda CBC 1965 premiership team. Retiring from the seniors, Tony played a couple of seasons with the reserves but is now one of the most consistent and prominent players of the seniors. Well done Tony! Dick Evans recently played his 50th game for U.H.S.O.B. Dick has played most of his football as a clever and elusive half forward flanker in the Reserves. Uni High congratulates Dick and hopes to see him play many more years of consistent football. All at Footscray Institute of Technology would like to congratulate Ron "Bain Bam" Carr for reaching his 50th senior game. "Bam Bam" has spent most of his games in the back pocket and is an inspiration to his team mates the way he plays the game - all 5' 4" of him. But he has a heart as big as Footscray Town Hall. Once again Ron, congratulations and thanks for 100 per cent every week. ARRANGEMENTS FOR FINALS Clubs taking part in the final series must arrange between themselves the following:- (a) Which club will wear black knicks, and which white. (b) Which club will supply goal flags, time bell, numbers for scoring board, etc. Check with the home club of the ground being used whether these items are available. (c) Check with the home club of the ground being used regarding keys to dressing rooms. (d) EACH CLUB MUST PROVIDE ONE NEW BALL, the winners to have first choice of balls after the game. (e) EACH CLUB MUST PROVIDE a Goal Umpire's Coat (laundered). (f) EACH CLUB should arrange to provide its own boot last and hammer. (g) EACH CLUB MUST BE PREPARED to supply a Boundary and Goal Umpire if required. (Independent Boundary and Goal Umpires may be supplied at some games.) The WINNING CLUB is responsible for telephoning final scores to the HERALD Office and the PRESS CORRESPONDENT (with goalkickers and six best players being included in the call to the Press Correspondent) - ALL SENIOR AND JUNIOR SECTIONS ON AUGUST 25th AND ALL SECTIONS (including RESERVES) on SEPTEMBER lst, 8th and 15th. CLUBS must also phone Quarter-by- Quarter scores to the Press Correspondent at during the afternoon for transmission to ABV-Channel 2. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973 Page 21

22 LEADING GOAL-KICKER S (Goals kicked last Saturday shown in brackets.) A SECTIO N Ladd, Ormond (5) 59 M. Mahoney, St Bern (7) 56 Pearce, Ormond (2) 52 Butcher, Caul Gr (1) 45 G. Fletcher, Caul Gr (3) 42 Voigt, Uni Blues (8) 41 Crompton, Ivanhoe (1) 38 Lowcock, Geelong (1) 38 Cleary, Coburg (3) 38 Callesen, Coburg (1) 36 Murray, North OB (-) 35 B SECTION Moffatt, Uni Blacks (4) 71 R. Harley, MHS OB (5) 68 McCrohan, Res OB (-) - 67 O'Donnell, Assumpt (7) 52 Nihill, Kew (3) 42 Berry, Kew (5) 41 Munn, Collegians (3) 38 Grose, Reservoir OB (3) 35 Archer, Res OB (4) 35 Stephens, 0 Trinity (10) 3 4 C SECTION Chapman, Fairfield (13) Calleja, St. Kilda (9) Agar, 0 Brighton (4) Bartlett, Power Hse (7) Storrer, 0 Hailey (7) J. Shepherd, 0 Bright (3) McMahon, UHS OB (5) Woodhead, Fairfield (-) B. Harvey, Parkside (-) D SECTION Thompson, C'w Bk (2) Sheehan, St Kevs (3) Wayman, Alph (1) P. Gartner, Marcellin (-) Cecil, Alphington (-) McKay, Alphington (2) Rolls, Hampton Rov (7) 36 Wolfe, Hampton Rov (4) 31 Bennett, Hampton R (-) 30 Gross, Alphington (1) 30 E SECTION Rosewarne, E'wick (-) 76 R. Stevens, 0 Ivanhoe (5) 55 Waterworth, 0 C'well (2) 49 Roulston, AMP (3) 47 McCutcheon, ANZ (-) 38 Dancer, ANZ (3) 34 Plummer, Glenhuntly (-) 32 P. Valle, Glenhuntly (3) 30 Whitby, Footscray (3) 30 F SECTION Signoretti, St Bedes (10) Thomas, Fawkner (-) Ferguson, Fawkner (-) Evans, St Bede's (3) F. McMahon, Fawkner (-) Geritz, Mon Whites (-) Simpson, D & L (-) Brett-Young, M Wte (1) Kotschet, D&L (4) JUNIOR SECTION 1 Whitton, Mon Uni (15) 8 8 G. Dean, Ivanhoe (1) 60 Thompson, St Bern (2) 49 Carter, Uni Blks (-) 47 Sheales, North OB (2) 47 White, North OB (2) 47 R. Taylor, U Blues (5) 44 Butcher, Power Hse (1) 43 Steele, U Blks (-) 3 8 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Cleary, Coburg (7) 65 M. Browning, Bev H (7) 64 Sweeney, Parkside (13) 61 Bastow, Parkside (8) 58 Riddell, 0 Brighton (5) 52 O'Loughlin, BevH (2) 46 Gilmore, 0 Parad (-) 45 Blusztein, AJAX (1) 45 Tolley, Coburg (4) 44 Symons, Coburg (-) 43 Pettigrove, Coburg (-) 43 A RESERVE SECTION Lupson, Caul Gr (-) 36 Sheahan, St Bernard (5) 30 Joakim, Ormond (1) 29 Le Page, Ormond (1) 27 B RESERVE SECTION Stockdale, 0 Trinity (-) 54 R. Laird, Res OB (-) 51 T. Wilson, Res OB (3) 38 Ainger, 0 Scotch (-) 2 7 C RESERVE SECTION Poyntz, Parkside (-) 40 Iliopulos, UHS (-) 33 J. White, St Kilda (1) 29 Dakin, Power Hse (2) 2 5 D RESERVE- SECTION Combe, Hampton Rov (2) 55 Mi'rabito, Hampton R (8) 51 Gregory, Marcellin (4) 4 1 E RESERVE SECTIO N P. Hanson, 0 C'well (-) 37 Stevens, Elsternwick (-) 36 Cook, Glenhuntly (6) 35 Wilson, 0 Ivanhoe (-) 3 0 F RESERVE SECTION Powell, Mon Whites (-) 30 Serong, St Bedes (7) 29 Stewart, Fawkner (-) 25 Peacock, Mon Whites (-) u.. uu......u. u AS USED BY THE CHAMPION S ARENA SPORTING FOOTWEA R LOU ZACHARIA H Makers of Football Boots, Athletic Shoes, High Leg Boxing Boots, Cricket Boots, Football Umpire Boots and Gymnasium Boots. 1 TRURO ST. (rear 278 HODDLE ST.), ABBOTSFORD. Phone u.. Page 22 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973

23 They laughed all the way hom e from th e National Bank Ferfand Pare r ' s 1 ife lohq wish -a swiminq M l ih te. backya rd. Price ~3,200. (Pryibaot 1-he c,(othes hoisf, Poree+1.) And you can too, with a National Bank Personal Loan - all over Australia. You're not going to believe this, but the National Bank wants to lend money - from $30 0 to $4000 (or maybe even more) - with or without security. Come in to any branch of the National, and talk to us about a Personal Loan. If you're on the level, we will be too. National Bank 300-P-478 C THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973 Page 23

24 TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRE S On ground of first named Club at 2 p.m. Reserves at a.m. Likely winners of Senior and Junior matches in Bold Type. Umpire for Reserves game shown in brackets. A SECTION Caulfield Gram v Geelong-George, Goal : R. Hill, Murray (Cogdon). Ormond v St. Bernard's OC (at Elsternwick Park)-Rowell. Goal: Hillier, Bennett ~ (Peters). University Blues v Ivanhoe-G. Simpson. Goal: Smith, Dunstan (Blair-Holt). Monash Blues v Coburg-Jorgensen. Goal : Williams, Ahlm (Nicholls). Old Paradians v North Old Boys-Mason. Goal: K. Jenner, E. Wilson. (H. Roberts). B SECTIO N Reservoir OB v University Blacks-D. Jenkin. Goal: McCusker, Stockdale. (Knowles). Collegians v Old Scotch Coll.-D. Hill. Goal: Sanderson. (Carter). MHS Old Boys v Old Carey Gram.-Rowe. Goal: - (Parsons). De La Salle OC v Kew-Goodman. Goal: Box, R. McKenzie. (Dowling). Assumption OC v Old Trinity Gram.- G. Thomas. Goal: E. Jenner, D. Mc- Kenzie. (Duckworth). C SECTIO N Power House v Parkside-T. Gannon (B. Gannon). UHS Old Boys v Old Xaverians-D. R. Dodds (Holst). Fairfield v Old Melburnians-Dressing. (Saunder). Old Haileyburians v St. Kilda CBOC- Harradence (Maebus). National Bank v Old Brighton Gram.-Hindle (Davenport). D SECTIO N State Sav. Bank v Brunswick-P. Fell (Lucas) Marcellin OC v St Kevin's OB-Cordner. (Reilly). Old Geelong Gram. v La Trobe Blacks- A. Mackenzie (Rolfe). Alphington v Hampton Rovers-Bishop. (Sheahan). St Patrick's OC v C'wealth Bank-Hagarty. (Pritchett). E SECTION Old Camberwell Gram. v Glenhuntly-King. (McMahon). West Brunswick v Footscray ITOB-Volich. (Grandin). Elsternwick v AJAX-R. Roberts. (Wells). ANZ Bank v AMP Society-I. Simpson. (Woolf). Old Ivanhoe Gram. a bye. F SECTIO N La Trobe Reds v North Brunswick-J. Field. (Byrne), Thornbury v Monash Whites-Bonnyman. (Jennings). Fawkner v University Reds-Johnston. (Somerville). St Bede's OC v Old Mentonians-McCartney. (Graham). Dookie & Long O.C. a bye. JUNIOR SECTION 1 Ivanhoe v University Blacks-Marsden. North Old Boys v Old Scotch Coll- McTaggart University Blues v Power House-Allan. Hampton Scouts v Monash University- I. Jenkin. St Bernard's OC v Ormond-Medley. JUNIOR SECTION 2 AJAX v Fairfield-L. Thomas. Old Paradians v West Brunswick-B. Roberts Coburg v Beverley Hills-Kollmorgen. Parkside v St Bede's OC-D. G. Dodd National Bank forfeited to Old Brighton Gr. Caulfield Gram. a bye. EMERGENCY UMPIRES Kong, Robinson, Keating, Doyle. AGE, HEIGHT, WEIGH T Clubs taking part in semi finals and finals which have not furnished a list of age, height and weight of players from whom teams will be chosen, must do so immediately. Clubs with Senior and Reserve teams both in the finals are requested to furnish separate lists, showing in the Reserve team list ONLY those eligible to play with the Reserves, and omitting from the Senior list those players who have no ch ancg of being selected in the senior team. It is understood that there may be a few players on both lists, in these cases, however. Lists must be in NUMERICAL (NOT ALPHABETICAL) ORDER, and must be in the correct sequence- Number, Name, Initial, Age, Height, Weight e.g. 1. SMITH, C PARKER, L ROBINSON, R % Forward the information to The Amateur Footballer, Box 1564 P, G.P.O., Melbourne, and so on. Page 24 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- August 18, 1973

25 Next Week's Matches August 25 AT 2 p.m., RESERVES AT a.m. In some cases, the results of today's games have been anticipated in allotting grounds for next Saturday's Semi-finals, and every endeavour has been made to arrange for clubs with senior and reserve teams participating, to play on the same ground, or one nearby. It must be recognised, however, that this is not possible in every case. ON NO ACCOUNT WILL A REQUEST FOR A CHANGE OF GROUND BE ENTERTAINED. A SECTION E RESERVE SECTIO N First Semi-Final First Semi-Final (at a.m.) At Elsternwick Park At Oval 11, Albert Park. B SECTION Second Semi-Final (at a.m.) First Semi-Final At Ransford Oval, Royal Park. (Use As- At Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park. sumption O.C. dressing rooms). C SECTION First Semi-Fina l F RESERVE SECTION At Oval 20, Albert Park. First Semi-Final (at a.m. ) Second Semi-Final At David Road Reserve, Hampton. At Brens Oval, Royal Park. (Hampton Rovers ground). D SECTION Second Semi-Final (at a.m.) First Semi-Fina l At Oval 14, Albert Park. (Beaurepaire At Oval 3, Albert Park. Centre dressing pavilion). Second Semi-Fina l At McAllister Oval, Royal Park. E SECTION First Semi-Fina l At Oval 4, Albert Park (Use State Savings Bank dressing rooms). ELSTERNWICK PARK - Train to Elstern- HOW TO GET THERE Second Semi-Final wick, or Carnegie tram in Swanston At Ransford Oval, Royal Park. (Use Assumption O.C. dressing rooms). along Glenhuntly Road. Street to Glenhuntly Road, walk west F SECTION HARRY TROTT OVAL (Albert Park) at rear First Semi-Fina l of MacRobertson Girls' High School At David Road Reserve, Hampton. (Collegians) - St. Kilda Road tram (except Toorak) to Bowen Crescent. (Hampton Rovers ground). Second Semi-Fina l ROSS GREGORY OVAL, Albert Park. (Power At Oval 14, Albert Park. (Beaurepaire House) - Opposite St. Kilda Cricket Centre dressing pavilion). Ground, Tram or bus to St. Kilda Junctidn or train to St. Kilda. JUNIOR SECTION 1 OVAL 2 (AJAX), OVAL 3(Caulfield Gram- First Senti-Fina l At Old Scotch Ground, Yarra Park. Second Semi-Fina l At Old Paradians Ground, Yarra Park. JUNIOR SECTION 2 First Semi-Fina l At Ross Gregory Oval, Albert Park. Second Semi-Fina l At Ryder Oval, Royal Park. A RESERVE SECTION First Semi-Final (at a.m.) At Elsternwick Park B RESERVE SECTION First Semi-Final (at a.m.) At Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park. C RESERVE SECTION First Semi-Final (at a.m.) At Oval 20, Albert Park. Second Semi-Final (at a.m.) At Brens Oval, Royal Park- D RESERVE SECTION First Semi-Final (at a.m.) At Oval 2, Albert Park. Second Semi-Final (at a.m. ) At Oval 10, Albert Park. (Beaurepaire Centre dressing pavilion). marians), OVAL 4 (State Savings Bank) ALBERT PARK. - Train to Albert Park, or South Melbourne tram in Collins Street to South Melbourne Technical School. OVAL 10, 11 (Dookie & Longerenong O.C.), OVAL 14 (National Bank), ALBERT PARK - Train to Middle Park. OVAL 20, ALBERT PARK - Train to St. Kilda. W. J. BRENS OVAL, ROYAL PARK (UHS Old Boys) - Opposite Zoo gates. Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street to Leonard Street. RANSFORD OVAL (West Brunswick), RYDER OVAL (North Old Boys Juniors) McALLISTER OVAL, ROYAL PARK. - Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street to Park Street. Walk west along Park Street. OLD SCOTCH and OLD PARADIANS GROUNDS : Yarra Park, opposite Olympic Park. (Batman Avenue tram from Princes Bridge). DAVID ROAD RESERVE, HAMPTON (Hampton Rovers). Train to Hampton, bus to ground. Club shown in brackets uses that ground for home matches. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- August 18, 1973 Page 25

26 Next Week's Matches at Elsternwick Park FIRST AUGUST 25th, ON A& 1Scnni-FINAL (3rd Team v. 4th Team) at 2 p.m. Reserves at a.m. Admission : ADULTS 40 cents ; Children accompanied by an Adult - FREE AMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUND - PARKING FEE 20 cents. HOW TO GET THERE - Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie tram in Swanston Street to Glenhuntly Road, walk west along Glenhuntly Road. DUTY OFFICER - MR. ERN. FULLER Parkroyal Motor Inn 441 ROYAL PARADE, PARKVILLE. TELEPHONE : Offers - First Class Accommodation. Offers - The Copper Grill Restaurant with a Dinner- Dance every night including Sundays. Offers - Private Function Rooms for Weddings, Parties, Conferences. Offers - Personal attention. "WE CARE" Page 26 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-August 18, 1973

27 PREMIERSHIP LIST S A SECTION W L For Agst % Pis Ormond St Be rn ards OC North Old Boys Caulfield Gram Coburg *University Blues Geelong Old Paradians Monash Blues Ivanhoe B SECTION -Reservoir OB University Blacks Old Trinity Gr Kew "Old Carey Gr Collegians Old Scotch Coll De La Salle OC MHS Old Boys Assumption OC C SECTION Parkside Power House Old Melburnians Old Brighton Gr Fairfield St. Kilda CBOC *Old Haileybury *UHS Old Boys Old Xaverians National Bank D SECTIO N Alphington Marcellin OC State Sav. Bank Hampton Rovers LaTrobe Blacks St. Kevin's OB Brunswick C'wealth Bank Old Geelong Gr St Patricks OC E SECTION Old Ivanhoe Gr Old C'well Gr Elsternwick AMP Society AJAX ANZ Bank West Brunswick Footscray ITOB Glenhuntly F SECTIO N *Fawkner *ivionash Whites LaTrobe Reds St Bede's OC North Brunswick University Reds Old Mentonians Thornbury Dock & Long OC JUNIOR SECTION 1 Ormond University Blues No rth Old Boys Monash Uni Old Scotch Coll University Blacks Power House St. Bernard's OC Ivanhoe Hampton Scouts ~ Drawn gam e Two drawn games Unregistered player August 4th Ineligible player April 7th, 14th, 28th, May 5th. ' A RESERVE SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pis * Ormond St Bernard's OC Coburg North Old Boys *Caulfield Gram *Old Paradians Geelong Monash Blues *Ivanhoe University Blues B RESERVE SECTION Reservoir OB *University Black Old Scotch Coil Old Trinity Gr Collegians *De La Salle OC Old Carey Gram Kew MHS Old Boys Assumption OC C RESERVE SECTIO N Parkside St Kilda CBOC Old Haileybury Fairfield Ii Power House Old Brighton Gr UHS Old Boys Old Xaverians Old Melburnians National Bank D RESERVE SECTIO N Hampton Rovers MarcelHn OC St Kevin's OB Old Geelong Gr Alphington 'LaTrobe Blacks St. Patrick's OC *C'wealth Bank State Sav. Bank Brunswick E RESERVE SECTION Old Ivanhoe Gr AMP Society II *Old C'well Gr ANZ Bank Glenhuntly *West Brunswick AJAX Elsternwick Footscray ITOB F RESERVE SECTIO N * Monash Whites Fawkner LaTrobe Reds Old Mentonians $St. Bede's OC North Brunswick *Thornbury University Reds Dock & Long OC JUNIOR SECTION 2 (Four points allowed for each bye) Coburg Parkside Beverley Hills Old Paradians Fairfield AJAX Old Brighton Gr St Bede's OC West Brunswick Caulfield Gram National Bank THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 18, 1973 Page 27

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