OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

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1 OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

2 AS USED BY THE CHAMPIONS 1~ A 03P RTING 1` T VY EA ' LOU ZACHARIA H Makers of Football Boots, Athletic Shoes, High Leg Boxing Boots, Cricket Boots, Football Umpire Boots and Gymnasium Boots s ~Ni;N ;N;N;H;N;N;;N;N;N;~ ;N;;a1;N;N;«NN;N;N;N;N;N;N;N;N;N:«M; ;N;N;N ;N;~ ;N~ FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT EdSi'ERIVift/6CK PARK June 15 (Queen's Birthday) - SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE MATCH - 2 pm June 20 - COLLEGIANS v COBURG June 27 - COBURG v ORMOND Call your Travel Agent, Tourist Bureau or A gmilm ~~ N T AIRLINES OFAUSTRALIA Page 2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970

3 o hel e ~n s Old B07' n BAL[ 111A COBURG NH E UNBEATEN,S HALF~ MARK S ~ SHOCK ~ jr DEFEA T OF S COLLEG By With rhalf GEORGE MeTAGG~ T " 110 ES the head of the f the home and-ha in other sections I j-st'uhsefeated me ma ht ches co tiity Blacks, St Kev, Old Boys1 j~d four teams have~y t tou g renzain at oys 3 and r Reserve te t~er defeat were a e~ parenti Re$ervou Old ~s' O~"'nond fo forfei t Fe ~ Univr_ s las t Schoo l Week" in Junior Sectio S11 n ung ~~0 ~ surpri23 sed n Melb une match, toge~h ~ith to ita been beaten but have now dropped to was figh by t fourth$t seco practical y ~and anext week's oints setback when ', nd Collegians successive defe at and run- they boostedas went down nai resu Coburg z,dwly talt De La prove strong f in danger of Y and were o r than 9 goals defeat They led by never match and Caulfield fl went at three-quarter ti more to the Blues' 17-1~ nished last terurther ahead in a Universit sensationa y from botto Blacks received a scar O~ond 10 by Coburg16 goals were scored (yet to break team Footscray e and 6 by Monash, Tech ove by horn21e b t only the appointing Old phelmed a ed s o very ararii- dis- y Poin Tech scraped Ormond "`we worthwhile ~ I ed 5 s at the intervai trailed "" snowwon the leadals in the third term to take by 18 forrn and De La Salle's g0als, BeGeelon g gave them pace and teamwork rnard he r e legians, ~vl~ot tr advantage over Colthe last changeil a by e on s in too strong for St ' second lf W 39 Points at bu t were o4 wpointa nearly 7 goals, and The t legians rattled hom~d although Colkick 8-2 in the -final ein fin e not quite style to q beaten i b bridge the rm they could y 7 Points, gap and were Melbourne High three- Point 3 againstu Ivan hotime, hit down ron t a t s th e quarter but e early in the last home team' could not Withstand the beaten by 23 s Point g ~29 I6 and Were University Blues t half, added 8-8 to 11, at the -5 he isecond quarter A burst pave of 11 goals in the second Xaverians to d the way for Alphington, Com ore a bfg win Old little troubie to Oldnv'ealth Bank over Old Boys easil Scotch and No rav th e Uni High co beat Kew on~r Assumpt si,r Who vho a runaway were goal in the on# hen 'irst half,an only win d _ n hi the h first in Caulg game, hals co, I in mwer showed re than lo goals behi nd the f of half better form in They y k ckdtoin but Caulfield a but U,H S, won the the in v'e11, last Twelve goal went 73 Sec o e haol THE Tooronow an~arwen t faded ub~n the osecond p- - n -Malvern gr_, o one game dawo previousl -110' ha only June 13, n o 1970 Rage 3

4 Old Geelong ran right away from Old Brighton after the interval to win by more than 9 goals, while Glenhuntly with a burst of 7 goals in the last term beat St Kevin's by 40 points It was only the second win for Glenhuntly and it pushed St Kevin's down from second to fourth Fairfield scored a crushing 55-point win over the leaders, Parkside, after a fairly even first half and Parkside lost top place to Old Trinity as a result of this defeat Reservoir Old Boys beat Elsternwick by 31 points, State Savings Bank surprised Old Camberwell with a 25- point victory in a high-scoring game Old Ivanhoe trounced AJAX and Dookie and Longerenong scored their first win in the VAF A at the expense of Old Essendon It seems to be fashionable for the Junior Section leaders to be beaten, for last Saturday was the third week in succession that this happened Firstly Monash went down to Melbourne High, then Old Scotch beat Ormond and now Old Scotch were beaten by University, whose winning margin was 45 points Main interest in Section 2 was National Bank's 19-point win over Parkside It was the B ank's first win for three years Among the Reserves, Coburg beat Monash by 22 points, the Blacks beat Footscray Tech by 13, Old Scotch beat Commonwealth Bank by 11, bottom team Geelong beat St Bernard's (second), by 8 points Old Haileybur~ beat National Bank by a goal in a low-scoring game, after being 3 goah down at the interval, Assumption scored by a big margin over Uni High, AMP Society easily beat West Brunswick and ANZ Bank beat La Trobe by 4 points AN APPRECIATION "The wido-tv and two infant chil dren of the late Alan John Thorpe, former VAFA field umpire, wish to sincerely thank the umpires and the players, committees and supporters o f all Amateur football clubs who wer e kind and thoughtful enough to contribute in some way to bhe Appeal Fund established by Alan's former umpiring colleagues The Appeal raised the princely su m of $2,422, which greatly assiste d Ethel in meeting the huge financial commitments invariably associated with a tragedy of this nature Ethel has now seen and experienced the true Amateur Spirit" Stan E Waites - Solicitor for the Estate Elsternwick's "Bobby" Garbutt will certainly be glad to hear the end of police week after all the reminders he's been getting from blokes like Geoff "Chips" Freer, Tony "Smacka" Fitzsimmons, Paul Park and others THE ONLY BALL USED BY BOTH TH E * V FL & * VF A 1966 FINAL SERIES ROSS FAULKNER PTY LTD 157 BALLANTYNE ST, THORNBURY Phone : Page 4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970

5 AZT WEEKS 9 RESULTS A SECTION ormond old Paradians Ormond : Wood 9, Dexter 4, J Graham 4, L :cid 4, Cameron 2, Russ 2 Best : Russ, Blight, R Curtis, Wood, Lavery, J Graham Old Paradians : Ford 4, Jordan 2, Audley, Denavi Best: Kendall, Quinlan, O'Brien, Ford, ~- rindlay, Kyne De La Salle O C Collegians De La Salle : B Lyons 2, P Mitchell 2, T Hunt 2, L Steward 2, M Geddes, Whitelaw, L indsay O'Donnell, McInerney Best : Janson, Cooke, Wright, Halasa, Whitelaw, Hunt Collegians : Varigos 3, Boag 3, Vivian 2, Edv i rds 2, Cranwell, P Munn, Tucker Best : Zent, uoag, Edwards, Webster, C Roach, Varigos Ivanhoe MHS Old Boys Ivanhoe : Hick 5, Ber ry 3, McWhinnie 2, Coulter 2, Kelley 2, Whitaker 2, Logan, McMahon, Burns Best : McWhinnie, Quinlivan, Kelley, Logan, McKernan, Berry MHS Old Boys : H Ritterman 4, Pascoe 3, M Ritterman 2, I Wilson 2, Featherby, Staley, A Wilson, Cherry, Dick Best : Lolatgis, Cher ry, fcatherby, Pascoe, A Wilson, H Ritterman Caulfield Gramm University Blues Caulfield Gramm : Tootell 7, Atcheson 6, Morphet 4, Lester 2, Butcher 2, J Hore, Long, Mc- Laughlin, McNicol Best: Lester, Barker, Atcheson, Tootell, Morhpet, A Coffey Univ Blues : Barkley 3, Church 3, Hume 3, Leaper 2, Rutherford 2, Nicholls 2, Fox 2 Best : Trumble, Ross, Macaw, Scarfe, Leaper, Hume Coburg Monash University Coburg: McFarlane 11, King 3, Seeth 3, N Beattie 2, Scanlon 2, Parkes, Douglas, Shea Best : McFarlane, Sullivan Seeth, L Beattie, N Beattie, King Monash Univ : Peers 3, Thomas 2, Kelly 2, Lamb 2, Stewart, Cole Best : Watsford, Thomas, Peers, Lane, Cole, Halliday A devastating final quarter by MHS Juniors ensured a confidence-boosting victory over Ivanhoe At no stage in the second half did MHS allow the opposition to break away as they had done All at MHS are looking forward to a repitition of current form against top side Old Scotch today If determination and ability are the criteria then MHS will win through B SECTION North Old Boys Kew North Old Boys : Fennelly 5, Murray 4, Peasnail 4, Elliott 3, Welch 2, D Maguire 2, Cheat, Robinson Best : Elliott, M Drew, S Maguire, Murray, Cheel, Fennelly Kew : Hiscock 5, Briggs 2, Stone, Smith Best : Cavanagh, Hiscock, Wilde, Smith, Mullin, Little University Blacks Footscray TCOB University Blacks : Morgan 5, G Johnson 2, Christopherson, Carnie, Peters, Batten, Cordner, Jones Best : Cordner, McGregor, Hunt, Batten, Costello, McLean Footscray TCOB : Leonard 4, Smalley 3, Punshon 2, Murley 2, Maddox, Turner Best: H Dark, Maddox, Smalley, G Scott, Murley, Galvin Geelong St Bernard's O C Geelong : Leake 6, Aliden 4, Wells 2, Casboult, Wilson Best : Allden, Jones, Trevaskis, Andrews, E Smith, Leake St Bernard's OC : Hanneberry 3, Burgin, Mc- Ardle, Drennan, Tobin Best : Hannebery, Crennan, G Amott, lannazzo, Burgin, Phelan Old Scotch Coll C'wealth Bank Old Scotch : Hughes 3, Whitford 3, Campbel l 3, McDonald 2, P Clarke 2, Stokes 2, Steele 2, Anderson Best : R Beaurepaire, Campbell, Anderson, Sowden, Hughes, D Beaurepaire C'wealth Bank : Edwards 5, Imbery 3, Curtin 3 Best : Borrack, Dick, Imbery, Radford, Ventura, Curtin Old Xaverians Alphington Old Xaverians : Mulcahy 4, Woodruff 4, Collins 4, Gowers 3, T Quinn 3, Raffaele 2, Croyle, Gibson, Callinan, Prowse Alphington : Wayman 9, McKay 2 Best : Williams, Puddy, Shearer, McKay, P Wayman, Johannsen With all sides having met once this season, St Kilda CBOC has just finished on the right side of the ledger, winning five and beating only one of the sides above us on the ladder Our consistent performances have been few, only Bilston, Drew, Tesorieno, Dr'inan and Kev White playing reliably Perhaps an increase in support from fairweather supporters could herald our return to "B" grade THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970 Page 5

6 Last Week's ults 1 ;~ ~; - C SE CTION Toor-Malvern Old Carey Gramm Tooronga-Malvern : Frakling 3, Parker 3, Graham 2, Evans 2, Wilson, Downs Best : Brady, Newton, Jones, Cockerell, Bean, Wilson Old Carey : R Wilcox 3, Freeman 3, Tucker 2, R Elliott, D'Ambrosio, Goode Best: Watson, Freeman, R Wilcox, Bell, Watsford Old Melburnians Hampton Rovers Old Melburnians : Collins 3, D King, A'Beckett 2, P Murphy 2, Roberson 2, Hallo, Rattray Best : Wilson, McKay, D King, Stansfield-Smith, Cloke, Roberson Hampton Rovers : Mirabito 4, Humphrey 3, Boyle, Huckett, Scarlett Best: C Cooper, Graham, Fullager, Scarlett, Huckett, Cave Old Haiteybury National Bank Old Haileyburians : Young 7, Langford-Jones 2, J Mason 2, Home, Dowling, Mehegan, Sawyer Best Home, Kane, Lambert, J Mason, P Mason, Young National Bank : Houlihan 3, Temby, Lloyd, Spencer, Mumford, Burleigh Best : Sheehan, Lloyd, Houlihan, Mumford, Sutherland, Morley UHS Old Boys Assumption O C U H S Old Boys: Seath 5, Davis 4, Ashmead 3, Bates 3, Thomas 2, Kinnear, Zavalos, Holdsworth Best : Seath, Ashmead, Hanlon, Zavalos, Bain, Bates Assumption OC : T Fitz 3, Dyer 3, Faulkner 2, Avery Best : B Munari, O'Dwyer, Cooper, M Beaumont, Meneghini, Faulkner St Kilda CBOC Power House St Kilda CBOC : McLachlin 3, Drew 2, How e 2, Tesoriero 2, Cooke, Salter, K White Best : Cooke, Drew, Drinan, McMahon, Tesoriero, K White Power House : Sykes 2, Colds 2, Roberts, Hughan, Newton, Christie Best : Blyth, Naish, Hutchinson, Stapleton, Hughes, Hughan D SECTION Old Geelong Gramm Old Brighton Gram Old Geelong : R Whalley 3, Spiden 3, Marendaz 3, Legoe 2, McMillan 2, Crawford, Grantham Best : Ross, T Brown, Hudson, Spiden, R Weibye, R McGregor Old Brighton : Agar, Myers, Pascal Sedgewick Best Reld, : Millis, Peachey, Dalton, Eastgate, Pitcher, Webb AMP Society West Brunswick AMP Society : Formby 4, Ferrell 2, Long 2, McLennan 2, Perrin, Ahern, Thompson, Rutty, Crompton, Mclnnes, Saxby Best : Sloan, Crompton, Ahern, Thompson, Ferrell, Long West Brunswick : Goalkickers, Best Players not received Glenhuntly St Kevin's OB Glenhuntly: Warner 5, Brooks 3, P Valle 3, Clark 2, J Roberts Best : Clark, I Nathan, D McGrory, P Valle, Bolt, N Valle St Kevin's O B : K Hoare 4, Hangar 2, Randles Best : Fernon, Clayton-Smith, K Hoare, Molan, Davies, Semetas Fairfield Pafkside Fairfield : M Day 3, Rudd 2, Hume 2, Quadare 2, Hyland, L Findlay, Cuzens, Capoldi, S Day, F Findlay Best : S Day, Richardson, Topp, Quadara, L Findlay, Rudd Parkside : Jackson 2, Ron Moore, Fletcher, J Byrne Best : Tennant, Willoughby, Clarke, Ford, Fletcher, D Thomas Old Trinity Gramm St Patrick's O C Old Trinity : Phil Cohen 6, Christie 4, Fellows 3, Quarterman 3, D Cox, Pruden, Kleinert Best : Kleinert, Phil Cohen, Hobbs, Watson, Christie, Peter Cohen St Patrick's D C : Goalkickers, Best Players not received we kj =t A 1 "KANGARO"O'" B RAND MC ri'bali,s FIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - Still Leads The Field 777 j Page 6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970

7 a t 1Neek's Resuits - continued E SECTION Brunswick old Mentonians Brunswick : Ball 5, Maher 3, Staples 3, Han- 10n 2' Donnell o 2Best gquinn2'graye Hanlon, Colson, Gord 6enns, Dwyer, Weybury, Rafte r Old a Best Newto n Ha3am Newt n~nmoss, Uren, Whitton am son, Ingram, Browne Old Ivanhoe Gram AJAX Old Ivanhoe : Wiltshire 5, G Stevens 3, Steele Boyd 2, P Williams, R Stevens, Woods, Gurney Best : Gordon, Steele, Cuttriss, J Stevens, N Jackson, G Stevens AJAX : Stillman 3, Goldfarb 2, Smorgon Best : Lepkovic, Rubenstein, Katz, Robenstone, Chester, Goldfarb and O C Old Esendon Gram and LO C : Goalkickers, Best Players 5 D no t received Old Essendon : De Campo 3, Aplin, Ramilly, H Edwards, Hunter Best MCampo : Dl, cloodwilliamson, Aplin, Ramilly, Gbbons, tesav Old Camwell 'Bank Gram } ~ State Savings Bank : P Cavanagh 9, Camero n 3, Roberts 2 Best frey, Inglis : bwylnd, 2, Cameron, P'oCavan- agh, Jeffrey, Pitts, Hodgkin Old Camberwell : Connor 5, M Tipping 4, Gretgrix 3, MacCallum, Pinkerton, Waterworth, J Wood Best : Connor, 1 Vincent, Tucker, MacCallum, K Wood, Foster La Trobe University ANZ Ban k $ 72 La Trobe Univ : O'Brien 5, Sceney 4, Paciocco 2, Leorke 2, J Condon 2, Sgro, Nadenbousch Best: O'Brien, Gilchrist, Beynon, Pech, Flanagan, Gee ANZ Bank : Hamilton 3, Dancer 2, Gilroy-Scott 2, Floyd, P Sampson, Laird, Karpavicius, Davidson Best : Laird, McGregor, Pearson, Hall, Dancer, Davidson Reservoir OB Elsternwiok Reservoir Old Boys: Bates 5, Joiner 2, Jarvi s 2, Galea 2, P O'Brien 2, F Tuininga, J Trevascus Best : Martin, F Tuininga, Jarvie, S Aston, Bates, G Slater Elsternwick : Cornehis 4, Walters 2, Sharpe 2, Eaton, Garbutt, Williams Best : Everett, J Perkins, Cornehis, Street, Sellers, Shaw Re-registration of a player whose permit is still in force, that is, a player who has not played with any other club since he last played with the club with which he is seeking reregis,ratian may be made at any time up to the last home and home match THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 13, 1970 JUNIOR SECTION St Bernard's O C y Old Paradians 50 St Bernard's O C : Doolan 8, Eaton 4, P Wade 3, Medwin 2, Davis 2, P Hogan 2, Weston, G Mahoney Best : Doolan, Eaton, Medwin, G Mahoney, Rahill Old Paradians : Watson 2, Lazzari 2, Harrod, Symes, Quinn Best : Turner, Symes, Harrod, Fay, Fitt, Dowell Ormond ' y~ St Kilda CBOC O rmond : Kozlowski 9, Foulsham 8, Pearce 5, Logan 2, English, Curtis, Naylor, Peterson, Morgan Best : Kozlowski, Foulsham, Thomas, Patterson, Logan, Slatter St Kilda CBOC : Kelly McDonald, 2, Black, Hawkins Best : Haldin, Clinch, Adams, Kelly, B Lynch, C Lynch Monash University ~ $ 1 j159 Cobur g Monash Univ : Buscombe 4, Flett 3, Peacock 3, Anderson 2, Fitzclarence 2, Smart Best : Rogers, Barnett, Thorns, Smart, Fitzclarence, Wettenhall Coburg : Bent 3, Joan- Gourley 2, Birch, Long, nidis Best : Joannidis, Barry, Colvin, Birch, Grace, Sabri University Old Scotch Coll University : Goalkickers, Best Players not received Old Scotch Evans, : Marks 2, Leeming, Moffatt, Anderson, Widmer, Clark Best: MacFarlane, Leeming, Walker, Marks, Bell, Anderson MHS Old Boys Ivanhoe M H S Old Boys : Harley 4, Robertson 3, Senini 3, Ternes 2, McDonald 2, Durham Best : Robertson, Weir, Cormack, Benson, Vaats, Humphries Ivanhoe : Borchers 3, Bryant, Renshaw, Botteri 0'Rafferty Best : Renshaw, Percy, Bryant, Oldmeadow, Botterill, Borchers De La Salle's speedster Mark Jackson played a tremendous game against Collegians and was named our best player It must be very frustrating for Mark's opponents, when he starts ten yards behind them and never fails to beat them for the ball Well done Mark Just how good is Keith Hoare? You might well ask If you really want to know and you've got a spare hour, ask him Seriously though, Keith, keep up the good work at St Kevin's Old Boys Page 7 I

8 Last Week's Results - continued JUNIOR SECTION 2 Toor-Malvern Hampton Scouts Tooronga-Malvern : Martin 5, Leifting 4, Young 2, Lingard 2, Cowen 2, McMaster Best : Stokes, Leifting, Young, Cullen, Martin, Cowen Hampton Scouts: Bennett 3, Goodrem 2, Young 2, Tregear 2, Shanks 2 Best : Tomlinson, Phillips, Taylor, Goodrem, Shanks, Michealides Cauffield Gramm Old Brighton Gr Caulfield Gramm Gillespie 5, Voyage 5, Wood 3, McLaughlin 2, Rutledge 2, Watson Best : Cox, Malfroy, Parker, Pitts, Richardson, Voyage Old Brighton : Knight 3, Grandin 3, Leone, Grove Best : Knight, Grandin, Leone, Grove, Halliday National Bank Parkside National Bank: G Bentley 4, Tillton 2, G Arcadiou 2, Skelton, Canty, Rennie, Ruxton Best : Scotland, K i Bentley, P Arcadiou, G Arcadiou, Canty, Tiiton Parkside : Tobin 3, tsatson 3, P Harvey, Baker, Biggs Best : Chisholm, Tobin, Kildea, Lumsden, Miller, Datson Power House Alphington Power House : Scott 4, Fraser 3, Sladdin 3, Wilkie 3, Smullin 2, Tinkler 2, Anderson, Hore, Staley Best: Staley, Fraser, Morgan, Wilkie, Tinkler, Brady Alphington : Eaton 4, Wills 3, D Wayman 2, Leseberg 2, Welch 2, Shea, Watson Best : Suggett, Newman, Eaton, Watson, McIntosh, Wayman West Brunswick AJAX West Brunswick : Goalkickers, Best Players not received AJAX : Klyne 3, Buckstein 3, Grace 2, Smorgon, Rosner, Len, Fein Best : Greener, Buckstein, Tauber, Auster, Rosen Army Apprentices School wick forfeited to Etstern- A RESERVE SECTION Ormond Old Paradians Ormond : Le Page 5, Joakim 2, Trimble, Adams Best : Briggs, Mortimer, Mounter, Le Page, R Fitts, Meekin Old Paradians : Flinn, Gilmartin Male Best : Kohut, J O'Brien, R Tudor, Westcott, J Arthur,* W Booth Collegians De La Salle OC Collegians : Moodie 4, Lucas 2, Lugg 2, Nash, Read Best : Hughes, Lugg, D Troon, R Manning, L Richards, Benjamin De La Salle : Dorizzi, Coy, Niall, Lofts, Baker, Best: Glover, Dorizzi, K Perkins, Lofts, Keating, Beers Ivanhoe MHS Old Boys Ivanhoe : Renwick 8, Hartney 3, Freeman Best : Renwick, Freeman, Brentnall, Elsworth, Wakefield, Hecker M H S Old Boys: Prideaux, Perry Best: Taylor, MacDonald, Iken, Mortley, Perry, Gilbert University Blues Caulfield Gramm Univ Blues : Godfrey 4, Forge 3, Templar 3, R David 2, J Ryan 2, Davis, Cook Best Godfrey, G : David, Craighead, Costello, Cook, Martin Caulfield Gramm : Butler 2, Hayman 2, Goold 2, Criswick 2, Bussau 2, Weight, Herington, George Best: Andrews, Goold, Fletcher, Mc- Donald, Geddes, Waxman Coburg Monash University Coburg : Gill 6, Salter 3, Green 2, Page 2, Hibbard, Bowman, MacGarvey Best : Gill, Kent, Greenhorn, Griffiths, Salter, MacGarvey Monash Univ : Tregeliis-Smith 2, Coleman 2, Cantwell 2, Van Eldin, Bunn, Dogson, Lovett, Buxton Best : Van Eldin, Cantwell, Finlay, Duthie, Heaton, Chapple Col Clover for "De La" Reserves played a great game last Saturday Col's experience certainly showed up, and those long dashes from the halfback flank and a driving drop kick to the forwards is certainly a fine example of Col's play What a brilliant player Jeff Russ is To watch this boy in operation is a real treat Ormond are justly proud of their new snow-topped star Two more improvers in "Meaty" Curtis and Peter Lavery are now hitting their straps in fine style Page 8 Melbourne High welcomes the return of A grade form by big man "Wassa" Dick, who has recently completed his accounting studies "Wassa's" big knocks and marks around the ground were a welcome sight to the smaller Old Boys side which has been hit recently by injuries, especially the taller players Great going "Wassa" and congratulations also to Ian Harrison who, after having been up bush in recent years, returned to the Senior side last week to play a very encouraging game THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, s~~

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10 Last Week's Results - continued D RESERVE SECTION Old Brighton Gram Old Geelong Gramm Old Brighton : Comper 4, P Wood 2, Andrew 2, Hopgood 2, M Wood, Ralf Best : Nicholls, Comper, Van Woerdan, Thomas, Ralf, Huggins Old Geelong : Holland, Osboldstone, R Fraser, Fisher, Darke Best: Winton, R Fraser, Manser, Smith, Connor, Holland AMP Society West Brunswick AMP Society : Bloss 6, Booth, Collery, Grubb, Taylor Best : Grant, Bloss, Graham, Jenkins, Collery, Taylor West Brunswick : Goalkickers, Best Players not received St Kevin's O B Glenhuntly St Kevin's OB : O'Connor 6 Martin 5, Brigg s 3, McNamara 3, Foley 2, Willis 2, M Hoare, Dalton Best : Dalton, Power, M Hoare, Camm, Willis, Martin Glenhuntly : Perazzo, D Roberts Best: Roberts, Tranter, Alman, Johnson, Lochheed, Perazzo Parkside Fairfield Parkside : Gates 3, Maxwell 3, Howard 3, Whitaker 2, P Byrne, K Gleeson, Winnacott Best : B Prosser, Purcell, Maxwell, Gates, Whitaker, G Dryden Fairfield : Athanasselis 4, Murley 2, Marsh, Herbstreit, R Gill Best : Marsh, Bryan, Gresham, D Wykes, L Kenney, Young Old Trinity Gramm St Patrick's OC Old Trinity: Hyndman 5, Duke 4, Stockdale 4, Lansdell 3, Henry 2, Alford 2, Batrouney, Powell, Missell, Tickell Best : Henry, Heath, Hyndman, Donohue, Duke, Powell St Patrick's OC : Goalkickers, Best Players not received E RESERVE SECTION Brunswick Old Mentonians Brunswick: Watt 5, B Goodman 2, Stilla 2, Jones 2, Gillett, Meyers, Hirst, Clarke Best : Campbell, Watt, Hirst, Dean, Meyers, Stilla Old Mentonians : Shaw, Hall, McKenzie Best : McCashney, McKenzie, Watts, Allaway, McKindlay, Shaw Old Ivanhoe Gramm AJAX Old Ivanhoe : Kadar 3, Massingham 2, Jeeves, Dixon, M Williams Best : Pratt, Kadar, Atkins, M Williams, Jeeves, Massingham AJAX : Grundman, Guthry, E Grossberg Best : Mehl, E Grossberg, Goldstone, Guthry, Krongoid, Bloom State Sav Bank Old Cam'well Gr State Savings Bank : Tucker 3, Parrett 2, Irwin, Mitchell, Willis Bestif Lofts, Parrett, Price, Papalostas, Irwin, Tucker Old Camberwell : Pegram 2, Sugden, Robinson, Rashleigh, G Buckeridge, RaBhieigh Best : Mulloy, Keele, Cripps, P Vincent, Rashleigh, 1 Buckeridge ANZ Bank La Trobe University ANZ Bank : Rohan 2, Penhale, Miles, Grant, Carrazza Best : Dawson, Carrazza, Grant, Miles, Rohan, Child Lt Trobe Univ : McElwain 2, Bell, Eastman, 1 Brockfield Best: Bowen, Nash, Foreman, Contento, Crowe, Molloy Reservoir O B Elsternwick Reservoir O B : Ashworth 3, Best 2, Poon 2, Parry Best: R Slater, Best, Woods, Lucas, L Scott, Craven Elsternwick: Hunting 3, Bates 2, I Ramsay Best : Molyneaux, Hunting, I Ramsay, Stoner, Peters, Bates Old Essendon Gramm forfeited to Old Xaverians All the UHS Old Boys congratulate "Pturk ' Stapleton (note the silent "P") on his 50th game today Pturk has been one of our best clubmen, a very handy forward pocket or halfforward flanker where he usually manages to show his great pace to break away and kick goal (s) Once again Old Brighton's social team showed their skill last Saturday by easily defeating Hampton Rovers With stars like Lyndon "Punchy" Adamson, Brian "Criminal" McKenna and Ken Kendall the social's look like challenging the firsts Page 10 "Rocky" Newton's strong play at centre half-back was a feature of ToonanAa-Malvern's great come-back against Old Carey last week Alan Cockerell played his usual dashing game, and Gordon Jones won kicks all aroun dthe ground Len Bean, Mick Parker and Noel Graham marked well all day and for the first time this year we won in the marking department A belated happy birthday goes ta Brunswick's Johnny (Freckles) Dwyer, 20 years old and already a star We hope that the dressing gown we bought you is OK John THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970

11 ~ f NJ P'?TA POST EARLY press Correspondents to post copy EARLY Sundays on are Sundaes The final clearance time of pillar boxes is now much earlier than previously, as early as 6 pm in some areas, and not later than 830 pm any where Make sure you don't miss the post -POST EARLY RESULTS OF MATCHES Results of amateur matches ar e broadcast in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations 3LO, 3DB and 3KZ each Saturday evening and from Television Channels ABV-2 GTV-9 and HSV-7 Channel 2 also provides quarter-byquarter scores of A Section matches each Saturday afternoon RESERVES - PLEASE NOTE Team Managers and Timekeepers of Reserve Section teams should note particularly the following points:- 1 Starting time is am If started after am, a fine for late start operates 2 EACH QUARTER is of 20 minutes' duration, plus Time-on 3 Half-time interval MUST NOT EXCEED 15 MINUTES-that is from the end of the second quarter to the start of the third 20 MINUTES FOR RESERVES Reserve Section matches consist of quarters of 20 minutes duration - NOT 25 - plus Time-on Instructions regarding TIME-ON are printed on the back of Score Cards Senior and Junior Section matches consist of quarters of 25 minutes duration - plus Time-on Reserve Section matches commence at 1145 am - Senior and Junior Section matches at 2 p m ADDRESS ALL MATTER FOR PUBLICATION TO "THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER" Box 1564P, GPO, MELBOURNE, 3001 and not to the Editor's private address (Use addressed envelopes provided ) PREVIEW The ABC Sporting Session from 3LO each Friday (which commences at 630 p m) will include a preview of the following day's amateur matches Be sure to listen to this broadcast TIMEKEEPERS INSTRUCTIONS REGARDIN G "TIME-ON" "Time-on" must be added (1) when signalled by the Field Umpire and (2) when a goal or behind has been soared In the case of a goal, take the time from the waving of the flags by the Goal Umpire to the bouncing of the ball in the centre by the Field Umpire and, in the case of a behind, take the time from the waving of the flag to the kick-off HOW TO CONTACT EMERGENCY UMPIRES Emergency umpires for all sections will be located at Elsternwick Park, and will be available to proceed to any ground if required The telephone number will be Should the appointed umpire fail to appear, it will be necessary to phone Elsternwick Park and ask for an emergency umpire to be sent Clubs must make themselves familiar with the system, and ring the correct number: THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970 Page 11

12 ImP rtant Notes --- continue d SCORES TO "HERALD" - NUMBERS You MUST phone final scores to the HERALD office as soon as possible after the match -- if your scores are received before 4 50 p,m, they will be published If received after that time, they will not be published, but if you miss the 450 P M deadline YOU MUST STILL PHONE BEFORE 5 30 p m Our representative will be in attendance until that tirne If You fail to phone the scores to the Herald office before the publication deadline of 4 50 pm (Junior Sections excepted), you will be fined one dollar If you also fail to phone scores to the Herald before 5 30 p m, you will be fined an extra two dollars --making, three dollars in all (including Juniors) If You miss out on the Herald you must phone the scores to the Press Correspondent before 730 p m,, otherwise you are fined another dollar Clubs in 'A" Section will still be required to furnish ALL goalkickers and six (6) best players for each team to the Press Correspondent BEFORE 730 pm - Phone 53I290 A short summary of the match is also required "HERALD" PHONE NU1V1~ You may now dial DIRECT ~~ S Amateur Football representativoe the the "Herald" Office ', : The numbers are or If you have any di ffi ring culty, you ~ a an d ask 407 or 479 for EXTENSIO ~ RESERVE SECTION RESULTS to be phoned to BEFORE 3 p m or DIAL and ask for EXTENSION 272 Any Phone calis not directed to these numbers go astray, and clubs will be regarded as not having phoned the scores, and will be fined accord ingly When Phoning scores, please state firstly the Section, the teams concerned, and then the winners, before giving the actual scores Correct scores must be phoned, otherwise a fine will be incurred Check with Goa l scores for correct This is th e HOME CLUB responsibility of the TWO NUMBERS TO NOTE PRESS CORRESPONDENTS Clubs in A Section should note these numbers POST REPORT EACH SUNDAY- ft is absolutely essential that copy be For teams on Thursday night (as received by the Editor BY FIRST early as possible after 7 30 P POST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK - and certainly before 9 p M please COPY received after this time will not m,), be considered Quarter-by-quarter scores this week The only way to ensure delivery Monday is to post SUNDAY E~ Ly on week Watch for this number week by Page 12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970

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14 BALL BRIEFS Congratulatias to Daryl Leorke who played his 50th Senior game for La Trobe Uni We hope the next 50 are just as good Daryl Congratutaain, s Veith on the new mo~stash e is sporting thos from e strugglin g tack hair neck? s of his Elsternwiek's brothers Alan "A1-pal" and Ian "Hymie" Ramsay have both been giving the club great service in every game this season Encouraging for Melbourne High Juniors to see Ross B`oly" Wood come back into the play in the last quarter against Ivanhoe despite severe a~ribute~ of his ehave been keynotes at MHS for years - Ross does not miss out on either Tooronga-Malvern Juniors had many good players last week Greg, Cullen showed a clear pair of heels to all opposition, Bill Liefting and Ray Mar tin were effective up forward, John Young followed tirelessly, Wayne Stokes and John Black were good defenders, and it was good to see captain Rob injury Cowen, back again after, Bert gakg Footseray goo Tethasspnew d Centre man, has really burned in his new role Bert's lack of height doesn't dim his marking ability, whether in front, behind, or propping in front Bert always has his mind set on taking the mark Young Mick Maddox on the flank has proved a real find for us this year There is always I00 per cent effort from Mick and his example should be followed by others A magnificent victory Glenhusitly! True form at last, and due in no small d Brothers mercuria on ' a fine form l the Paul ll turne slashing last quarter and Noel's return added dash to the backline All 20 should be listed as best players but there ain't space! Page 14 Uncanny ball control by gave St roe Do ~ lo J avenue to goal a against nold Parad ans n oe kicked eight himself and had a hand i team mates others kicked b y The only reassuring thing about Assumption's effort at Elsternwick Park was that so many good players could not play so badly again Players were few Good It it hadn't been for Barry "Young Feller" Munari, the deficit would have been much Iarger than it was It must have broken his heart to see his brilliant clearing dashes repulsed so effortiessiy Stev Cooper in, his comeback game earned e many kicks and may be hard to displace when some of the injured players return About the next best for the Blues was boundary umpire Tony "Those Were The Days" Brown who put a lot more effort into the game than some of the players Congratulations to Alan Salter and the players at Coburg The first round over and yet to record a defeat - no wonder the way Alan has the boys teaming so well together Rod Me FarIane is again showing how to kick accurately and must be a"cert" to get the century this year, Norm Beattie playing great footbalt, took th mark of the year when he rose high e on the shoulders of an opponent twice his size to take a one-hander Could go on mentioning all the players and their great efforts Wayne McCrimmon, Commonwealth Bank winger plays his 50th Senior game today As this is Only Wayne's third season with the club it is quite an achievement "Waves" has joined that band of modern youth which makes a pitiful attempt at growing a moustache It doesn't detract from his football ability but would Put him out of running in a fashion quest "Mud Mouth" filled me in with this information THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 1 3, 1970

15 all Briefs - continue d Talk about the hard sell at St Kevin's Old Boys last Sunday After a disastrous game against the school and coach Mick back hom e invited there filled him with food etc and proceded to tell him ALL the reasons why he (Mick) should be back in the side next week One of his main reasons was that Mick Fernon, best on the ground last week at centre half-back, was not doing well enough Best of luck Lew We liked Mick Renwick's effort in dobbing eight out of twelve for Ivanhoe Reserves from his half forward flank last week Peter Hartney impressed again with 3, and Roger Freeman steered through one of his thirtyodd kicks to make up the dozen Well done on your first win fellas Ron appeared a little pleased, too Good to see "Crewy" Barker of Caulfield Grammarians back in form, and the display of strong marking plus seven, goals from Greg Tootell against University Blues was match winning football After going down again last week, University Blues are now in a very danrerous position Congratulations to Simon Trumble, Frank Ross and Rob Jeremiah who have all come up from the Juniors and done well What a fine debut Martin Halliday made for Monash last Saturday Martin came on at half-time and opened up the forward line He took several fine marks and set an example for the players around him with his determination Well done Martin, keep it up Congratulations to North Old Boys for two good wins over Kew last week The Firsts' victory was a fine exhibition of skill, while the Reserves was one of determination, and with a combination of both these qualities in future games it should not be long before we have two sides in the four Congratulations to Phil Elliott, Mauri e Drew and Randall Prior for fine games last week Congratulations are extended from all at St Bernard's to John "Tiny" and Joy Crennan on the birth of their first child last Saturday However everyone is wondering why Tiny, an expert on cars, did not pay the extra "for an instrument panel " Also congratulations to Alec and Marie Ellard on the arrival of a daughter, after three sons, last week Alec - a great supporter and donor has stated that he will now "put the cue in the rack" The Alphington brain drain continues "Gentleman" Garry Cartwright is the latest deportee and is to pursue his financial chicanery in New Guinea in a couple of weeks He will be away for a year or so and will be missed from our team and social life Garry is the only bloke in our club who can sport three days growth on his face and wear old clothes but still look immaculate About seven goals down during the second quarter and thinks looked black for Tooronga-Malvern Then coach Max Trotter made several positional changes, and they all came off In a heart-stopping finish the combine gradually wore down the opposition and received a well earned four points A feature of the game was the brilliant marking and ground play of full back and captain Gavan Brady, who turned out the opposition time and again in the last quarter Ian Watson, Old Carey's vice-captain, celebrated his 50th game with a great display in the ruck against Tooronga-Malvern Ian can always be relied upon to give his utmost for 4 quarters and last Saturday was no exception He rucked with great determination all day and it was not his fault that Old Carey failed to win the 4 points THE A M ATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970 Page 15

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18 Ball Briefs - continued OM's had a most satisfying win last week; considering the circumstances the result couldn't have been better! Dave Wilson played a great game on the wing and the dynamic "Rosco" Stansfield-Smith proved an excellent replacement in the centre Dave King played his best game for the season, his ruck work and marking were excellent Geoff Cloke returned to form on his back flank, while Rob "Buey Sixpence" McKay and "Roso" were mentioned last week - you can't expect a write up every week fellas! The continued improvement of Old Haileyburnians Reserves under the guidance of Rob McKay can be attributed to the form of some of our first-year players, namely Rod Hart, Tony Coote and a much improved Lou Irving Keep it up fellows National Bank's young follower Tom Houlihan turned in a sterling performance against Old Haileybury last Saturday He showed the Bank's forwards the way with three very useful goals UH S Old Boys welcome the return of Max Johnston back to the side after his two week rest Max has just returned from him honeymoon Coach gave Max instruction to keep his training up while away I wonder if he did - looks a bit tired - he must have John Driver was seen buying half-a-d last Saturday morning before the game He played a real good game too - could there be any connection? St Kilda CBOC's giant ruckman Dennis Drew is really starting to string consistent displays together Usunig his height to advantage he rarely misses the tap and his accurate shooting around goals, despite his ungainly action, has him at the top of our goalkicking list With Peter Cooke playing his best game for the season as a ruck-rover, and Tessa in fine form, Drewie has the two parneters to form a powerful first ruck combination Old Brighton Reserves fielded several heavyweight last week Newly married Roger "Joe" Wilson, Geoff "Herman Munster" Hosie and John "Grassy" Hopgoad all give the bathroom scales a scare This puts us "weigh" ahead In a game containing bursts of brilliantfootball and poor passages of play, AMP came again in the last term to clinch a game it had tried to lose for three quarters "Sloanie," "Ferret" and "The Machine" formed-'' a dominant centre-line, Barry Long indicated a welcome return to form with a strong marking display, Brian, Ahern turned in a solid one and received strong support from "Stretch" McLennan who is almost cherry-ripe, "The Porter" and "Fats" Thompson once again did the heavy work around the ground, Kim Perrin turned in his best one this year Pity the poor Press Correspondent down Fairfield way I take a terrible pounding from one party each week - he claims I'm blind and I never see him play a good game - I even miss the goals he kicks - so he says This week he has made the big time, so next week you'll see a new two-some, yours truly and Ray "Dr Spock" Rudd David "Kilaf Kildea killed the field, including your truly the old pro himself, in the Parkside challenge race of 31 mil around Albert Park lake last Sunday Denis turned in the fine time of 20 minutes for the run Others to show out were Billy Rodda, Len Stenlake and Brian Lauder Ray the "Junior" Senior sprinted the distance in between walks, especially when the scenery was delightfully fascinating, in the time of 30 minutes On handicap he would have won I was told Page 18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970

19 oall Brief s- - continued Congratulations to Old Trinity's vice -captain who notched up his 50th game last week Peter Quarterman has been one of the club's best players and an enthusiastic committeeman Pete is one of the players the club is relying on to help us out of D Grade, we are still waiting to see him at his best this year, but after his performances last year we know what to expect A welcome return to Brunswick's John, ((Quinine) Quinn, his first game back was a real beauty He created many scoring opportunities up forward Old Ivanhoe supporters had more to cheer about last week after two poor weeks Highlight of the main game was the improved work of the forward line which moved the ball around quickly and showed the benefits to be gained from good backing up Mike Williams showed the Reserves the way home, with a dash from centre half-back( a mighty kick and two accurate bounces and in for a goal Had the crowd roaring their approval Phil "Stumpy" Connor was best afield for Old Camberwell last week He kicked five goals (and missed about five) in what was a great display of guts and determination It's a pity more of the 'Wells did not follow his example Others who showed out were Dave Tucker (once again), Ian Vincent and "Butch" Me-Callum Butch who has taken many heavy knocks this season received one early in the game last week but played out the game despite a painful ankle A great effort for his team Melbourne High's star utility player Bob "Maf" Staley playing in his first season with the Senior side was given few opportunities last week He had booted one goal up until talf-time and was raring to go in the second Then it came "You're on Maf," said a changing ruckman Head down, "Maf" charged for the ball amid a pack of players, but alas, he fell heavily and was taken from the ground with a broken collar-bone After having had the shoulder strapped, he turned and said "any ordinary man would be home in bed by now" The pity of it is you can only name six best players and after Ormond's slashing win last week 12 players missed out Some players worth a mention were "Lumpy" Moran, dashing and safe ; "Mel" Bourke, reliable as ever; "Teaser" Ladd, great at centre half forward, and a big comeback goalsneak "Lord" Dexter, "Lefty" Wright, oh and all the others! Congratulations to Jeff (Trakus) Trevascus of R OB:s on a good performance Sunday morning PERMITS CLOSE SOON Applications for permits for season 1970 will close with the Records Secretary of the V AFA Mr Bruce De Lacy, 67 Charman Road, Mentone 3194 on July lst The only application considered after that date will be that of a player affiliated with a club in the amateur body of South Australia, Western Australia or Tasmania, who is transferred to Victoria, in his employment, or a National Serviceman who returns to Victoria A player who has played with a club in the V A FA this season, and has subsequently played with an other club, must sta nd down for two matches before being eligible to play for his V A FA club again In a case such as this, the date on which he last played with the other club must be shown on his permit application THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970 Page 19

20 FIXTURES RESULTS "A" SECTIO N APRIL 1 1 Cob CGram Coil UBlues 11 8 MHSOB OPar DLSaile Ivan Ormd 1922 MUnI APRIL 1 8 OPar 1220 DLSalle 711 MHSOB 1727 Coll 12 9 Cob 15 8 UBlues 1218 Ormd CGram 149 MUniv 1815 Ivan APRIL 26 Cob 1210 Ormd 12 8 CGram 2315 OPar UBlues 1616 Ivan 1319 MHSOB 1722 DLSalle MUniv 1413 Coll 134 MAY 2 Cob 1914 Coll 5 6 MHSOB 98 UBlues 4 13 Ormd DLSa CGram Ivan 11 8 MonU OPar 1011 MAY 9 Orm Coll 1011 Cob 2018 MHSOB Ivan OPar 1219 DLS 1811 UBlues CGram 2416 MonU MAY 16 CGramm Cal 8 14 OPar 10 8 UBlues 713 Omd 159 Ivan 139 Cob 1314 DLSalle 11 9 MHSOB 913 MUniv MAY 23 Orm 1710 UBiues 8 8 Cob Ivan 105 Coigns 1612 OPar 8 16 MHSOB Caul 1516 MonU DLS MAY 30 Cob OPar 8 8 Coll Ivan 18 5 CGram DLS Orm MHSOB MUniv Univ 13 4 JUNE 6 Orm 2520 OPar 814 DLS Coll 136 Ivan MHSOB CGr UBlues Cob 2419 MUni JUNE 13 CauIG v Coburg UBlues v Cigna MHSOB v OPar DLSaI v Ivanhoe MonU v Ormon d JUNE 20 OPar v DLSaI Cigna v Coburg MHSOB v UBlues Ormond v Cau1G Ivanhoe v Mon U JUNE 27 Coburg v Ormond CauIG v OPar UBlues v Ivanhoe DLSai v MHSOB MonU v Cign a JULY 11 Cigna v Ormond MHSOB v Coburg Ivanhoe v CauIG DLSaI v UBlues OPar v Mon U JULY 18 CauIG v Cigna UBlues v OPar Ormond v Ivanhoe Coburg v DLSaI MonU v MHSO B JULY 25 UBlues v Ormond Ivanhoe v Coburg OPar v Cigna MHSOB v CauIG DLSaI v Mon U AUGUST 1 Coburg v OPar Cigna v Ivanhoe CauIG v DLSaI Ormond v MHSOB MonU v UBlues AUGUST E OPar v Ormond DLSaI v Cigns MHSOB v Ivanhoe UBlues v CGram MonU v Cobur g AUGUST 15 Ormond v DLSaI Coburg v UBlues Cigna v MHSOB Ivanhoe v OPar CauIG v MonU 1 h Grounds Where and Ho w Here is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, together with directions as to how they may be reached Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on some ground as Seniors "A" SECTIO N CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Oval 3, Albert Park (Train to Albert Park or South Melbourne, tram in Collins Street to South Melbourne Technical School ) COBURG: De Cherie Reserve, Bell Street, East Coburg (East Coburg tram in Swanston Street to terminus ) COLLEGIANS: Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park, at rear of MacRobertson Girl's High School (St Kilda Road tram (except Toorak) to Bowen Crescent ) DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : Glen Iris Oval, off High Street, near Glen Iris Station (Train to Glen Iris or Glen Iris tram in Swonston Street to terminus ) RESERVES: RigFetti Oval, off Glenferrie Road, Kooyong, opposite Kooyong Tennis Courts (Train or Glenferrie Road tram to Kooyong Station) IVANHOE : Ivanhoe Recreation Reserve, Lower Heidelberg Road (Train to Ivanhoe, walk south along Marshall Street to Lower Heidelberg Road ) MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS: Melbourne High School Oval, Forrest Hill, South Yarra (Train or Toorak Tram in Swanston Street to South Yarra Station Cars enter from Chapel St or Claremont St - not Alexandra Ave ) MONASH UNIVERSITY: Monash University Oval (Train to Huntingdale, bus along North Road and Wellington Road to ground ) OLD PARADIANS : Yarra Park, opposite Olympic Park (Batman Avenue tram from Princes Bridge ) ORMOND : Ormond Park (Train to Ormond and walk North along Newham Grove ) UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval (Moreland o r East Coburg tram in Swanston Street or Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street ) RESERVES : South-east corner of Princes Park, opposite Ormond College, Parkville (Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street to College Crescent )

21 UMPIRE'S CORNER Running over opponent's mark (Rul e 10) In the opponent event of a going n over the mark when a player is kickfor goal from a mark or a free kick and a goal has been scored the field umpire shall give the "all clear" and the goal shall be counted If a goal has not been scored, the player shall be given the option of another kick When an opponent goes over any player's mark, the field umpire shall stop the play, direct tnan oto b e added and allow the playe r ther kick (except as provided in Rule 1 0 above) unless such action would penalise the side offended against Little things ALL should kno w 1 are t hlines i n e kick~off line NOT tof goal he goal square 2 Time added is time-on - NOT time-off 3 All clear is the signal given to the goal umpire by the field umpire - indicating that the goal umpire is at liberty to decide whether a goal or behind should be recorded 4 Goal umpires are the sole judges of scores 5 The ball must be completely over the scoring or boundary line before a goal or behind can be scored, or to be out of bounds Today we present what I believe is has gained the respect of his fellow umpires and players Social New s Another umpire born Gabrielle time the happy parents ar e and John Posetti Dad's athletic trainer has already set the 1990 Stawell Gift as baby Michael Francis' mission had One a very of our e~efacer lastd Saturday when he found his new umpiring socks were Collingwood colours! June 21st is the day - Royal Avenue Sandringham is the spot for tennis Barbeque and plenty of space for the children to play in safety It was a tremendous thrill for Hec this year when teenage son Ross joined our ranks and again to the father and son were appointe d same ground on opening day Junior has the job in front of him to emulate dad's feats but I feel sure that he will follow in Hec's footsteps and reach the top We wish Ross well and we hope fathe r other l t will still b e le bloke takes nongth e whe n whistle St Bernard's junior coach Rex Doran hates losing and is not always happy when he wins Against Old Paradians last Saturday he was projecting himself ahead to the next week as he watched his team take the opposition apart Even a candid unique in Senior football in Victoriathe father and son combination of when the mood hits but that goal of camera would not make him smile Hec and Ross Roberts Doolan's in the last quarter brought Hec, of course, is well known to a look of pure pleasure to his craggy all VAF A players and clubs, joining us in 1951 after 3 seasons with Bear up coach! countenance In a woeful Glenhuntly exhibition VFL He has officiated in all Sections, particularly "A" Section, wher e Merv Tranter, Darryl Roberts, Bob for many years he was one of ou r Johnson and Neil Alman tried valiantly for four quarters Some assistance to these boys and today we can top men A terrific worker for our umpire s Hec always has a word of advice for redeem ourselves Clark's reason for d amin umpires 8 behinds - tiredness from the othe r the young up an c g A gentleman on and off the field he 31 kicks! Page 21 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970

22 TRIBUNAL (Matches played April 25th) T Selkrig (St Kilda CBOC) was found guilty of striking P Rattray (Old Melburnians) and suspended for four matches D King (UHS Old Boys Reserves) was found guilty of striking A Duerdoth (Old Carey Gramm Reserves) and suspended for four matches A Duerdoth was found guilty of striking D King and suspended for four matches (Matches played May 2nd) G McKay (Alphington) was found guilty of striking P Elliott North Old Boys) and suspended for four matches R Maxwell (Parkside Reserves) was found guilty of striking P Leaper (Old Trinity Gramm Reserves) and suspended for four matches R McKenzie (Old Essendon Garm ) was charged with misconduct in that he used abusive language to the field umpire He failed to appear at the Tribunal meeting and was suspended until he appeared before the same Tribunal He appeared on May 26th, was found guilty of the charge and suspended for eight matches as from date of the hearing K Sidki (Coburg Juniors) was charged with striking R Jeremiah (University Juniors) He was further charged with unduly rough play in that he kneed R Jeremiah in the face after having been reported, he was ordered off the field He was found guilty of both charges and suspended until the end of season 1970 B Mitchell (Kew) was found guilty of striking W Absalome (Footscray TCOB and suspended for four matches (Matches played May 9th) W Schnarzenberg (St Bernard's O C Reserves) was found guilty of striking P Fraser (Old Xaverians Reserves) and suspended for six matches Ṁatches played May 16th) G Rowe (Old Brighton Gramm Re- P Bramley (AMP Reserves) and suspended for six matches L Adamson (Old Brighton Gramm Reserves) was found guilty of elbowing A Saxby (AMP Reserves) and suspended for six matches B McKenna (Old Brighton Gramm Reserves )was found guilty of elbowing I Gay (AMP Reserves) and suspended for six matches G Jones (AMP Society senior player) who was a spectator at the Reserves game, was found guilty of striking or retaliating against B Mc- Kenna and suspended for the remainder of season 1970 (Matches played May 23rd)) E Fryer (AJAX Reserves) was found guilty of striking an unknown Reservoir Old Boys Reserves player and suspended for six matches G Gossip (State Savings Bank Reserves) was charged with striking G Massington (Old Ivanhoe Gramm Reserves) - charge not sustained (Matches played May 30th) K Taylor (National Bank) was found guilty of striking G Dowdell (Tooronga-Malvern) and suspended for four matches S Poyas (AJAX) was found guilty of striking W McDonald (Old Essendon Gramm) and suspended for three matches W McDonald was found guilty of striking S Poyas was suspended for five matches J O'Shea (Commonwealth Bank Reserves) was found guilty of striking J Ermacora (Alphington Reserves) and suspended for four matches A Marcucci (St Kevin's Old Boys) was found guilty of striking I Hobbs (Old Trinity Gramm) and suspended for two matches CAR PARKING Cars must be parked as directed at Elsternwick Park, otherwise they will serves) was found guilty of charging I be refused admittance to the ground Page 22 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 13, 1970

23 TEAMS FOR MONDAY'S MATCH A special representative match between teams selected from members of the training squad for the Ausu,ab an Amateur Football Carnival at Perth next month will be played at Monday,m June Elsternu een's Birthday) at 2 15th (Q Twenty-nine players have been chosen in each team, and replacem ents will be made during t he match e usual prein season silarac p c~e mat hes Here are the teams:- TEAM "A" p Ashmead (UHS Old Boys), R Baker (Ivanhoe), L Beattie (Coburg), N Beattie (Coburg), I Cameron (Ormond), J Cooper (MHS Old Boys), B Corben (Ormond), R Edwards (Collegians), P Hannaberry (St Bernard's O C), A Hume (University Blues), K Imbery (Commonwealth Bank), I Johnston (University Blacks), R Lane (Monash University) Marshall (Geelong),, ersi~rtchell (Kew), D Morgan (University Blacks), B Morphet (Caulfield Gramm ), D Mullin (Kew), L Murray (North Old Boys), R McFarlane (Coburg), M McKenzie (Old Xaverians), D Mc- Mahon (Assumption OC), P Parkes (Coburg), J Renowden (Univ Blues), R Sambell (Old Paradians), R Stevens (Old Ivanhoe Gramm), G Tamblyn (Caul Gramm ), D Whitelaw (De La Salle OC), R Wookey (Geelong) TEAM "B " J Anderson (Old Scotch Coll ), A Audley (Old Paradians), D Barkley (Univ Blues), T Brown (Old Geelong Gramm), P Callesen (Coburg), D Clark (Caul Gramm ), A Elliott (Old Carey Gramm), T Gawers (Old Xaverians), G Green (Coburg), R Hick (Ivanhoe), A Hunt (Univ Blacks), J Jordan (Old Paradians), R Macdonald (Caul Gramm), R McLean (Univ Blacks), D McMahon (Ivanhoe), W McWhinnie (Ivanhoe), R Needham (MHS Old Boys), J North (Monash Univ), N Pearson (Coburg), J Russ (Ormond), K Scarfe (Univ Blues), J Temby (National Bank), N Torrens (C'wealth Bank), G Tootell (Caul Gramm), I Turnbull (MHS Old Boys), G Warfe (Coburg), P Wayman (Alphington), D Williams (Caul Gramm), A Wilson (MHS Old Boys) Monday, June 15t h (QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY ) SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE MATCH at ELS fern WICK PARK at 2 p m Come and See the Stars in Action Admission: 40 cents ; Children, free; cars, 20 cents THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970 Page 23

24 FROM HERE AND THERE LOOK AFTER YOUR VALUABLES A few wallets took a beating afte r last weeks game for Old Brighton Even though the Reserves won by seven goals their money still went for a walk We put it down to experience! DOUBLE CENTURY TO ANZ BANKER Congratulations to Peter Treleave n of ANZ Bank playing his 200th game today Peter started his career in 1957 and has been one of our most consistent players year after year Peter has been worried by injuries this season, but is overcoming these problems and will play a key part in the rest of the season's games Here's to the next milestone, Peter 150 GAMES TO FOOTSCRAY PLAYER Geoff Fletcher, Footscray Tech' s "Senior" ruckman played his 150th game against Uni Blacks last week Geoff, always a battler, is the veteran of the Senior team this year and always gives his all for the blue and gold 100 TO ST BERNARD'S HALF- FORWARD All at St Bernard's congratulate Peter Amott on his 100th game today Over the years Peter has been both a fine player and clubman and everyone hopes that he continues for many years as an elusive half-forward Being the coach's son doesn't worry Doug Adams very much ; probably he is like most sons and can tune out the old man at will Occasionally they must coincide at the dining room table which is when Perc can get his thoughts expressed Still Doug has played 100 games at Alphingtan with credit to himself, the club and the family, and we look forward to quit e a few more Page 24 What a great job Pat Canny, an Ronnie, Bob Blair, Bill Hatnmond, Russell Cooper, Paul Slattery, Des Dorey and Fred Galdrey do each Sat _ urday to get Hampton Rovers on the field These boys go about their various tasks with great enthusiasm and it is a pity that their efforts are not rewarded What about it fellows 100 GAMES TO BOB MILLER The Power House dynamo "Fiery " Bob Miller played his 100th game against St Kilda CBCOB Bob joined 'House in 1963 with the Juniors and was captain in 1964 In 1965 be graduated to the Reserves and has played in both the Seniors and Reserves since then He won the club's most consistent player in 1964, 1965, 1967 and 1968 Throughout his career he has played in only one position - a rover Congratulations from all at Power House 'Tis a fine, bright, beautiful morning this morning it is - Poison Pen's mob went down to Fairfield, 'twas a sight to be seen, Gaympie, old bean There was not one weak link in the Fairfield chain Colin "Tip" Topp was there when needed, he didn't loaf all day and he sliced his way through the opposition Another fine performance was turned in by Alan "Yo- Yo" Jones - he used to be called "Plumb-Bob", something that goes down and stays down, but now he's getting up again, hence the new name! Our two bleary travellers havn't left yet I have heard they are waiting for a "Harry Lime" (to the uninitiated that's the third man), so perhaps soon I'll have more news Sorry you didn't get down to drown your sorrows with me Poison Pen, but you may make the Spirts Night Till the Sabbath rolls round again, Adieu - The Bleeder THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970

25 Frann Here and re continued I 00 GAMESBURIAND HAILEY- This Saturday Peter "Keke" Davie s plays his 100th game for Old Haileybury Before playing with us "Zeke" played many games with Power House but came across to the "Bloods" in 1962 "Keke" has been a great clubman over many years and would have reached his 100 games far earlier had he not gone overseas for 3 years Good luck for your next 50 Congratulations to Jim Green of Old Carey on qualifying for Life Membership of the club Tim is a veteran of over 150 games which gives him the honour of Life Member Sad salutations, Gympie Unfortunately I did not get to see my friend in prose last week as I made another flying trip to Geelong where I joined the ranks of the immortals by being labelled the world's worst umpire - I must be going well I notice Geelong knocked off Uni Blacks the other week - they did not pussy-foot around in this game I hear and the Blacks were black and blue afterwards It seems to me the Uni boys would have been singing the blues after this game Let's hope Pussy Cat's team keeps playing well and takes off the flag - our hopes were severely dinted by Fairfield's splendid victory over us last week It appears that if the 'Fields and Parkside - the industrials - played off in the Grand Final the turn would never finish, before daylight that is Hoping the Bank's were the greatest last week, till next week if I'm not in a fog, or haven't the foggiest Poison the Pen CENTURY TO PARADE ROVER Heartiest congratulations go to popular Old Paradians rover Hughie Ford who played his 100th game for the Club against Ormond last Saturday Congratulatory greetings Bleeder, old blood Well the Bloods certainly turned in a fine performance against the Parks last week It appears that the hard training your fellows have been doing paid the expected dividends last Saturday I had my pen poised at the Pleasant Sunday and learnt that it was the hardest game the Norman "Larry trhe Lip" Willoughby and Ron "Stiff Leg" Tennent had ever played in I believe Vin 'Witchdoctor" George colled your ear, and "Willo" copped one behind the ear - the 'Fields would not come that caper or go home I hear The amber liquid was pouring that quickly that Jamy the Industrious gent - a boring fellow at anytime - allowed for spillage, but to clear the puddles he armed himself with a brace and bit and it is now acknowledged that Parkside have the happiest mice in Melbourne Do you have borers in the floor? To end on a happy note I will say our Reserves achieved the desired result See you soon I trust, Poison Pen All at De La would like to extend their appreciation to the "tent" ladies, those pies and pasties etc certainly go down well Keep up the good work girls Sorry to hear Footscray Tech Reserves manager, Jeff Walker met with an unfortunate accident at work last week A most popular clubman "Squawks" has always given his time and effort to the Tech teams From all members of the club and all those associated with it, we wish you a speedy recovery and hope it won't be long before we see you around again Congratulations to National Bank Juniors on their first win for three seasons Special thanks to "Scott,n" for great team effort Keep it up chaps and more wins will come your way THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970 Page 25

26 Hello Poison Pen and Bleeder, Observer tells me Bleeder is grinning from ear to ear whilst poison is crying into hi Cat' s mob s cup with Gympie Pussy i don't still s know on top, and I still how pleaser The Reserves - went down in a crowd john White, Ross Moffat and Russell Joy were best for Comrnonwealth Bank Old Scotc h their with too formidable nforythe f S had good Players enior~rv,ho in Les Radford, Ventura and Bernie Curtain Carl we Cgot lost 1 Ol Perhaps d the Scotch' s timekeeping box - with their aeroplane type seats I thought I was going to be up and away We meet Uni Blacks today so I suppose I'll have Andy Smith crying on my shoulders - Gympie Congratulations to Eric Smith, Ken Andrews and Robert Foster who recently played his 50th game ; Also to mention Guyan "Butch" Wilson is about to play his 100th Well do "Butch" ne Today we go to Footscray Beware!! Last week's form must have been great We would love to see the Baby Elephants knock off Blacks Till next week, Once more the " Pussy Cat turned St on the hospitality fora Bernard's mall afrom at Geetong after last week's match lieved to read This in writer t was very re- that e Sunday h Papers Melbourne was fog bound o Saturday night as the "turn" was so n good I wasn't sure whether it was fog or me Thanks Geelong for the hospitality but not for the thrashing you handed out to both teams - us hope we learn from them and give let you competition for time we play 100 minutes next All the MRS to see the Juniors are pleased "cheer squad" turn out Page 26 every week Headed by «gnul a you, "Tiny" MeDuffie and `jgreasa ~ Rees their encouragement is certaint = appreciated y Collegians popular and energeti President Basil Coombs saw what may c be his last home and home game for the season last Saturday overha He's going sseasbe n givensine o sleavs/h byl he clu~ o We wis h llegiansp7 clubelwiltvhb e Whilst u rhe' s ndera th guidance of Senior Vice-president John e Ball, who at one time played cricket for University John will be ably assisted by a very strong committee Dear Gympie and Everyone Else After much pestering Pussy Cat has taken the hint and returned after an enforced absence He has not returned just because of Geelong's return, and you think probably has something' to rave about Nothing to rave about Yet! Sure we're on top but we still have to make the big A After an ordinary first half, we played after half time as Blacks did in the last quarter a week ago St Bernard's only goal for the half came 28 minutes into the last quarter Mickey Allden and Perdi Jones were the Geelong stars well backed up by Alan Trevaskis giving his usual "percentage", football, David Leake (six goals) SPECIAL MATCH ON A special representative match between teams selected from members of the Carnival Training Squad will be played at Elsternwick Park on Monday, June 15 (Queen's Birthday), at 2 pm Players and followers of amateur football are urged to attend and see the players who wi1i represent Victoria at the A AFC Carnival in Perth next month in action REMEMBER THE DATE -- MON DAY, JUNE 1 5, AT ELSTERNWICK PARK, AT 2 PM THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 13, 1970

27 Footscray Tech's annual Wine-- 1,otting Day at Fletch's place is on t,,morrow, starting at 11 am Don't forget to bring plenty of empty bottles and a good spirit to make this a, big a success as last year Tooronga-Malvern players and supporters are reminded of the Dinner Dance on July llth Contact "Butch" F,heedy for further details All Fairfield and Parkside players and officials are reminded of the Inter Sports night to be held next Tuesday, June 16th Roll up in large numbers and make it a good night Also Blood blokes and Belles don't forget the Fancy Dress night Sparksie still has tickets Old Trinity players and supporters please note that tickets are now available for the Odd Ball which is to be held at the Kew Civic Centre on Jun e 24th All those who can remember last year will be back again to the event of the year Tickets can be obtained from Rod Jones at training or at the games, or you can ring Rod on Col Brown, Collegians social secretary, wants to thank all the folk that turned up for the D/D at The Royal Sandringham Yacht Club and announce that there will a Picture Night, a Sunday Working Bee, a Golf Day, and of course possibly another Bar-B-Q - come one, come all SCOREBOARD AT ELSTERNWICK PARK Clubs are advised that the Scoring Board at Elsternwick Park must be operated by responsible club officials at all times Children must not he allowed in the Scoring Board EXCL USIVE MEN'S A ND LADIES' EVENING WEAR HIRE SERVICE 467 NORTH ROAD, ORMOND Agencies : PRESTON, NUNAWADING, ESSENDON, CAMBERWELL, PRAHRAN, DAN- DENONG, SPRIPlGVALE, OAKLEIGH, GLEN WAVERLEY, RESERVOIR, BORONIA, CHADSTONE, GLENFERRIE, FORREST HILL, MOORABBIN, MENTON E THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 1 3, 1970

28 TODAYYS GAMES AND t f ~!llt; Likely Winners in Bold Type At 2 p m Reserves at a m ~ ~ A SECTION Caulfield Gramm v Coburg Field : G Thomas ; Goal : Wilson, Williams University Blues v Collegian s Field : Marshall ; Goal : Sandlant, V McKenzie M H S Old Boys v Old Paradians Field : Hagarty; Goal : Fox, Dunstan De La Salle O C v Ivanho e Field : Sharpe ; Goal : Bonnett, Bridges Monash University v Ormond (at Elsternwick Park ) Field : George ; Goal : R McKenzie, AhIm B SECTION Old Scotch Coil v Old Xaverian s Field : Jorgensen ; Goal : Morgan, Hillier Commonwealth Bank v University Blacks Field : Norman ; Goal : I Simpson, Smith St Bernard's OC v North Old Boys Field : D R Dodds Footscray T COB v Geelong Field: Harradence Alphington v Kew Field : Hindle ; Goal : Sanderson, P Jones C SECTIO N UH S Old Boys v Power House - Wolfe Assumption OC v Old Melburnians - Malcolm National Bank v Old Carey Gramm - L Thomas Hampton Rovers v Old Haileyburians - Robinson St Kilda CB COB v Tooronga-Malvern Marks D SECTIO N Parkside v Old Geelong Gramm - Lockett Glenhuntly v West Brunswick - I Jenkin Fairfield v St Kevin's OB - C Jennings Old Brighton Gramm v Old Trinity Gramm Kollmorgan St Patrick's O C v A MP Society - Rowe E SECTION Elsternwick v A J A X - Adams Old Mentonians v Old Ivanhoe Gramm - D Jones La Trobe University v Brunswick - Wills Deckle & Longerenong O C v State Savings Bank - Kenworthy Old Camberwell Gramm v Old Essendon Gramm - Delahunt A N Z Bank v Rese rv oir Old Boys - Hamilton JUNIOR SECTION 1 Old Scotch Colt v M H S Old Boys - I Jennings University v St Kilda C B C O B - Bishop Coburg v Old Paradians - Kin Ormond v Monash University -g Doherty JUNIOR SECTION 2 Tooronga-Malvern v Old Brighton Gramm Halpin West Brunswick v Hampton Scouts - Murphy Parkside v Alphington - Saunder Power House v National Bank - Nicholls A JA X v Elsternwick - Medley Army Apprentices School have forfeited to Caulfield Grammarians A RESERVE SECTION Caulfield Gramm v Coburg - Hill University Blues v Collegians - McDowell M H S Old Boys v Old Paradians - Cogdon De La Salle O C v Ivanhoe - Keating Monash University v Ormond (at Elsternwick Park) - Mason B RESERVE SECTIO N Old Scotch Coll v Old Xaverians - Sutherland Commonwealth Bank v University Blacks Barnes St Bernard's O C v North Old Boys - Rowell Footscray TC O B v Geelong - Rolfe Alphington v Kew - Marsden C RESERVE SECTION UH S Old Boys v Power House - Rush Assumption O C v Old Melburnians - R Jenkin National Bank v Old Carey Gramm - G I Simpson Hampton Rovers v Old Haileyburians - Taylor St Kilda CB COB v Tooronga-Malvern - W Jennings D RESERVE SECTION Parkside v Old Geelong Gramm - Sharkey Gienhuntiy v West Brunswick - Stennett Fairfield v St Kevin's O B - Todd Old Brighton Gramm v Old Trinity Gramm - Spiker St Patrick's O C v A M P Society - Arden E RESERVE SECTION Elsternwick v A JA X - Dowling Old Mentonians v Old Ivanhoe Gramm - Fail La Trobe University v Brunswick- Dennington Old Xaverians v State Savings Bank - Showler Old Camberwell Gramm v Old Essendon Gramm - D Jenkin A N Z Bank v Reserv oir Old Boys - Hingston EMERGENCY UMPIRES : Ivanhoe v St Bernard's O C - Hocking Loy, D G Dodd, Peters, Kong, R Roberts Pa ge 28 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 13, 1970

29 AIDING GOALKICKER S (Goals kicked last Saturday in brackets ) A SECTION McFarlane, Coburg (11) 67 Wood, Ormond (9) 40 Butcher, Caul Gramm (2) 29 Thomas, Monash Univ (2) 27 Tootell, Caul Gramm (7) 27 Steward, De La Salle (2) 24 Atchison, Caul Gramm (6) 24 Rogers, Monash Univ (-) 22 McMahon, Ivanhoe (1) 22 Hick, Ivanhoe (5) 22 1 Wilson, MHSOB (2) 21 J Hore, Caul Gramm (1) 21 B SECTIO N Wayman, Alphington (9) 49 Edwards, C'wlth Bank (5) 47 Morgan, Univ Blacks (5) 44 Sullivan, St Bernard's (-) 31 Casboult, Geelong (1) 28 Woodruff Old Xaverians (4) 26 Murray, North O B (4) 25 Hughes, Old Scotch (3) 24 Campbell, Old Scotch (3) 22 Hiscock, Kew (5) 2 1 C SECTIO N Dyer, Assumption (3) 39 Davis, U H S O B (4) 34 McLeod, National Bank (-) 22 Avery, Assumption (-) 18 Mumford, National Bank (1) 17 Young, Old Halley (7) 17 Ashmead, U IiSOB (3) 17 Freeman, Old Carey (3) 16 Drew, St Kilda CBC (2) 16 J White, St K CBC (1) 1 5 D SECTIO N Formby, AMP Society (4) 37 R Whalley, Old Geelong (3) 30 K Hoare, St Kevin's (4) 30 Phil Cohen, Old Trinity (6) 24 McMillan, Old Geelong (2) 24 Warner, Glenhuntly (5) 23 F Findlay, Fairfield (1) 22 Hosie, Old Brighton (-) 20 Cuzens, Fairfield (1) 19 Jackson, Parkside (2) 18 J Byrne, Parkside (1) 1 8 E SECTIO N P Cavanagh, S SBk (9) 57 Sceney, La Trobe Univ (4) 48 Maher, Brunswick (3) 33 Goldfarb, AJAX (2) 32 P Hanson, Old Cam'well (-) 30 M Tipping, O Cam'well (4) 28 D Scott, Reservoir O B (-) 26 Condon, La Trobe Univ (2) 23 Cameron, S Sav Bank (3) 21 O'Brien, La Trobe Univ (5) 1 9 JUNIOR SECTION 1 Kozlowski, Ormond (9) 30 Buscombe, Mon Univ (4) 26 Senini, M H S O B (3) 26 Flett, Monash Univ (3) 25 Harrod, Old Paradians (1) 21 Morgan, Ormond (1) 19 Pearce, Ormond (5) 18 Borchers, Ivanhoe (3) 17 Evans, Old Scotch (1) 1 7 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Gooden, Elsternwick (-) 33 Leifting, Toor-Malvern (4) 30 Overson, Army Appren (-) 27 Voyage, Caul Gramm (5) 27 Grandin, Old Brighton (3) 25 Jubber, Army Appren (-) 23 Klyne, AJAX (3) 23 Wills, Alphington (3) 22 R Newton, Elst'wick (-) 22 Hughan, Parkside (-) 1 8 A RESERVE SECTION Gill, Coburg (6) 28 Le Page, Ormond (5) 20 R Fitts, Ormond (-) 18 Joakim, Ormond (2) 17 Salter, Coburg (3) 17 Coleman, Monash Univ (-) 1 7 B RESERVE SECTIO N De Luca, St Bernard's (-) 47 McTaggart, Old Scotch (4) 23 Fraser, Old Xaverians (5) 16 McLean, Old Scotch (-) 15 Rhoden, Kew (1) 1 4 C RESERVE SECTION McDonald, Assumption (3) 25 Iliopolus, UHSOB (-) 20 Green, Old Carey (-) 16 J Shaw, Assumption (3) 1 4 D RESERVE SECTION Bloss, AMP Society (6) 30 Howard, Parkside (3) 23 Brooks, Glenhuntly (-) 19 M Wood, Old Brighton (1) 18 Elmer, Old Trinity (-) 1 8 E RESERVE SECTION Woods, Reservoir OB (-) 34 McElwain, La Trobe Un (2) 21 Knight, ANZ Bank (-) 17 Kadar, Old Ivanhoe (3) 1 4 nunn vuen anannwueservuuvnn wann vuvnensn uunuuuaruuuu sannuaeeveue: B~~t in any competition for VALUE SERVICE RELIABILIT Y ~ ~ 27 N ' SPORTS STOR E 384 POST OFFICE PLACE, MELBOURNE avenevucnennasaeweusavanencnanennuennune unuscnenuavauuesauvaueeuvaevu ` THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970 Page 29

30 Next Week' s A SECTION and A RESERVE SECTIO N Old Paradians v De La Salle O C Collegians v Coburg (at Elsternwick Park) M H S Old Boys v University Blues Ormond v Caulfield Gramm Ivanhoe v Monash University B SECTION and B RESERVE SECTION North Old Boys v Footscray TC O B University Blacks v Old Xaverian s St Bernard's O C v Commonwealth Bank Kew v Old Scotch Collegian s Geelong v Alphingto n C SECTION and C RESERVE SECTION E SECTION and E RESERVE SECTION Brunswick v Dookie and Longerenong OC (Reserves - Brunswick v Old Xaverians) Old Ivanhoe Gramm v La Trobe University State Savings Bank v Old Mentonians AJ A X v A N Z Ban k Old Camberwell Gramm v Elsternwick Reservoir Old Boys v Old Essendon Gramm JUNIOR SECTION 1 Old Paradians v Ormon d St Kilda C B C O B v M H S Old Boys Coburg v University St Bernard's OC v Old Scotch Collegians Monash University v Ivanho e Old Carey Gramm v Hampton Rover s Old Melburnians v Power House National Bank v Assumption OC Tooronga-Malvern v UH S Old Boys Old Haileyburians v St Kilda C BC O B D SECTION and D RESERVE SECTION Glenhuntly v Fairfiel d A M P Society v Old Trinity Gramm St Kevin's OB v Old Brighton Gramm West Brunswick v Parkside Old Geelong Gramm v St Patrick's OC JUNIOR SECTION 2 Hampton Scouts v Parksid e Old Brighton Gramm v West Brunswick Alphington v Tooronga-Malvern Caulfield Gramm v A J A X Power House v Army Apprentices School Elsternwick v National Ban k NEXT MONDAY, JUNE 1 5 Special Representative Match at Elsternwick Park - 2 p m At 2 pm Reserves at a m Next week's Matches at Elsternwick Park JUNE 20th, rd V at 2 pm Reserves at am 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 JACK WILSO N Page 30 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, 1970

31 pp,emiership LIST S A SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pis coburg Ormond Caulfield Gramm M H S Old Boys Monash University De La Salle Collegians Ivanhoe Old Paradians University Blues B SECTIO N Geelong Old Scotch Coll Univ Blacks St Bernard's O C North Old Boys Kew Old Xaverians C'wealth Bank Alphington Footscray TCOB C SECTIO N U H S Old Boys Assumption O C Old Haileybury Old INelburnians Old Carey Gramm St Kilda C B O C National Bank Tooronga-Malv Hampton Rovers Power House D SECTIO N Old Trinity Gram Parkside Fairfield St Kevin's OB Old Geelong Gram Old Brighton Gram AM P Society Glenhuntly West Brunswick St Patrick's O C Brunswick Rese rvoir Old Boys La Trobe Univ ''Elsternwick Old Cam'well Gram Old Ivanhoe Gram AN Z Bank AJ A X *State Sav Bank Old Mentonians D and L O C Old Essendon Gram - E SECTIO N JUNIOR SECTION 1 University Monash Univ Ormond Old Scotch Coll St Bernard's OC MHS Old Boys Coburg Ivanhoe :3 8 Old Paradians St Kilda C BOG THE AM ATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 13, A RESERVE SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pis Ormond Coburg University Blues Monash Univ *Collegians Caulfield Gramm MHS Old Boys De La Salle OC *Ivanhoe Old Paradians B RESERVE SECTIO N Univ Blacks St Bernard's O C Old Scotch Coll Footscray TCOB Old Xaverians North Old Boys C'wealth Bank Kew Geelong Alphington C RESERVE SECTIO N Old Melburnians *Old Carey Gramm Assumption OC Power House *St Kilda CBOG UHS Old Boys Hampton Rovers Old Haileybury Toor-Malvern National Bank D RESERVE SECTIO N St Kevin's O B Old Trinity Gramm Parkside AMP Society Old Brighton Gr West Brunswick Fairfield Glenhuntly St Patrick'c O C Old Geelong Gr E RESERVE SECTION Rese rvoir O B Elsternwick Old Xaverians ANZ Bank State Sav Bank La Trobe Univ AJAX Old Ivanhoe Or Brunswick Old Cam'well Gr Old Essendon Or Old Mentonians JUNIOR SECTION 2 Army Apprentices Power House Caulfield Gramm West Brunswick Toor-Malvern Alphington Elsternwick Old Brighton Or AJAX Hampton Scouts Parkside National Ban k Drawn game < Page 31

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