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1 ~%9,s Section OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

2 Best in any competition for * VALUE * SERVICE * RELIABILIT Y CLIVE FAIRBAIRN'S SPORT S 384 POST OFFICE PLACE, MELBOURNE FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK AUGUST 19 - UNIYERSITY BLACKS v GEELONG AUGUST 26, SEPTEMBER 2, 9, 16 -"A" SECTION FINALS Page 2 A A NS'E "AJRL"W Fi m THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972

3 CO BURG, ST BERNA RD'S FIGHT FOR FOURTH PLACE Parade safe, 0,lues, North, out of it Cut-Throat Games Toda y By GEORGE MeTAGGART Coburg and St Bernard's are still fighting for fourth place and meet at Coburg today to decide who will meet Old Paradians in the First Semi-final at Elsternwick Park next Saturday Parade made their position in the four safe when they scored by 27 points from North Old Boys, putting North out of the running Coburk beat University Blues by 10 goals to end the Blues' hopes Many of the fours in other sections are still undecided, and in some cases the last-minute contenders for places meet in real cut-throat encounters Parade were surprised by North's spirited opening, which gave them 3 goals before Parade scored But they recovered to lead by 13 points at quarter-time and added 6 goals in the second term to be 38 points in front at the interval Parade went further ahead in the third quarter and looked to have the game well won when they led by 9 goals at the last change North hit back in the final quarter to add 6 goals but Parade won by 27 points Coburg and the Blues staged an even first half, with Coburg 9 points in front but they cut loose with their play-on game in the third quarter to add 10 goals and leave the Blues floundering Melbourne High kept with St Bernard's in an even, low-scoring first half, but St Bernard's broke away to add 5 goals in the third quarter and maintained this advantage to the end, winning by 31 points A 6-goal burst in the second quarter put Ormond 23 points ahead of Monash Blues at the interval, but Monash fought back strongly in the third quarter to get on equal terms They continued to worry Ormond until well into the last term but they tired in the closing stages and Ormond finished well to win by 25 points Ormond were right on the target early, kicking 7 goals straight before their first behind was posted, and they were 91 at half-time Caulfield were slow to start against De La Salle but had gained a 17-point lead at half-time But they did a lot better in the second half and ran out easy winners by nearly 9 goals Old Scotch missed the chance to make their position in the four safe when they failed by 10 points against Tooronga-Malvern, whose accurate kicking (147 to 1115) helped considerably Geelong overwhelmed Old Trinity to the tune of 12 goals, but Trinity still have a slender chance of pushing Old Scotch out of the top bracket Kew beat Collegians by 5 points but University Blacks and Ivanhoe were not troubled to score big wins over Old Carey and Uni High respectively Reservoir Old Boys had only 9 points to spare from Fairfield, although they had 14 more scoring shots St Kilda CBS beat National Bank by 15 points to end Bank's final four hopes and Power House, Old Xaverians and Assumption all scored big wins Old Brighton scraped home from St Kevin's by only a point and La- Trobe Blacks beat Parkside by 16 points AMP Society handed out a shock to Old Ivanhoe, who went under by 5 goals ANZ Bank gave State Savings Bank a fright, State winning a highscoring game by only 5 points THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972 Page 3

4 North Brunswick kept themselves in the running when they scored an 8- point win over Monash Whites, and virtually knocked the Whites out in doing so Elsternwick beat Old Mentonians by 22 points but Mentonians held their place (now only on percentage) Junior Section leaders, Power House, pipped St Bernard's by a point and St Bernard's dropped down to third Ormond scored a convincing 34-point win over Monash University and are now second There were no surprises in Section 2 and even Old Brighton's big score of 3115 (201 points) won't help them into the four Coburg and University Blues also recorded big totals In the Reserve games, Ormond beat Monash Blues by 10 points, University Blacks easily beat Old Carey, Geelong beat Old Trinity by 21 points, St Kevin's beat Old Brighton by a goal, LaTrobe Reds crashed badly against Old Camberwell and Elsternwick beat Old Mentonians by 6 goals Several cut-throat games to decide final four placings are on the programme for today Coburg are at home to St Bernard's and the winners will saddle up against Old Paradians in the First Semi-final next Saturday Old Scotch, a game ahead of Old Trinity, will need to beat Collegians to be sure of holding their place Trinity play Old Carey University Blacks meet Geelong at Elsternwick Park Blacks are safe on top but if Geelong lose they could drop to third, as Ivanhoe, level with them on points, are at home to Tooronga-Malvern St Kilda CBC, two points ahead of Old Xaverians, are at home to them and must win to hold their place Power House meet Assumption in another key game, with second place going to the winners Parkside and Alphington are level on points with Parkside leading on percentage They meet at Parkside, and the top two teams, Old Brighton and Brunswick, are also opposed Two more fourth place contenders, Old Mentonians and North Brunswick, will also fight it out today Old Scotch Juniors have little chance of making it now They trail Monash by four points and nearly 5 %, and have the bye today, while Monash appear in little danger of defeat UMPIRES CORNE R Last Sunday about 40 umpires and friends attended the golf day at Torquay which was followed by a bar-b-que at the home of David Dressing's parents Star player was Bill Mason who shot a 43 for 9 holes Booby prize was won by John Lockett with a score of 154 for 18 holes Phillip Rowell was attended by a most charming caddy Miss Sue McLean Steven Cordner seemed to have a set of rules for himself and another set for his opponent Steven and Phil gained nothing by outdriving the coach off the tee Brian Nicholls was smarter, he let the boss win Ian Simpson was caught kicking the coach's ball into the bunker, probably because last week he was made to have his hair cut We thank David Dressing for his fine organisation and also his parents for the use of their home Congratulations this week to Don Dodds and John Posetti who have been elected to our highest honour - "Life Membership" Both men have umpired B Section Grand Finals and been in our senior ranks for some years Don has given great service to our social functions whilst John was secretary of the Umpire's Association for a number of years Fellow life members will welcome them into their ranks at the annual dinner As the 1972 season draws to a close we congratulate Graham Simpson and his committee on a job well done As president of our association Graham accepted the duties of office and carried them out in a friendly and firm manner Again as in previous years we are indebted to Mr and Mrs Fullerton for their assistance to all umpires Though at times we try their patience they always come to our assistance, Mr and Mrs Fullerton - thank you To Mr Brian Lebrocq and his umpire committee we also owe a great deal, this most difficult task is well done by these gentlemen who give so many hours each week attending to us Not only do they see umpires on Saturdays, but also visit us regularly at training nights To Mr George MeTaggart, editor of The Amateur Football, go our thanks and appreciation for allowing us "our corner" Page 4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972

5 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS A SECTIO N Coburg University Blues Coburg : Cleary 4, N Beattie 3, Willoughby 3, Gardner 3, S Williams 2, Jim Sabri, King, R A Seath, Hughes, R F Seath Best : Zylan, N Beattie, Emselle, S Williams, Jim Sabri, King Uni Blues : Church 4, Middleton 2, Whittakers, Ross, Voigt, Sleeman, Forge Best: Sharp, Ross, Church, White, Tucker, Moylan Old Paradians North Old Boys Old Paradians : Galloway 3, Denavi 3, Audley 2, Ford 2, Grace, Duke, Johnson, Mount, J Tudor, Kohut, Kendall Best: Johnson, Duke, Lyons, Denavi, Audley, Carroll North Old Boys: Murray 5, A Crooks 2 O'Keefe, Power, Ferguson, Welch, D Maquire, J Maquire Best: Reddan, D Maquire, A Crooks, Rovis, Murray, Power St Bernards OC MHS Old Boys St Bernards OC : De Luca 4, Phelan 2, Drennan, Burgin, Ginnivan, Mitchell Best: Amott, Ginnivan, Rackham, Mitchell, Phelan, Burgin MHS Old Boys : R Harley 2, J Cooper, Hutton, Silberberg Best: Morrison, J Cooper, R Wood, Ponton, Harrison, Silberberg Caulfield Gram De La Salle OC Caulfield Gram: Chaffey 4, G Tootell 2, McNicol 2, Morphet 2, Ward, Atchison, Butcher, MacDonald, Allen Best: Lester, Atchison, T Tootell, D Clark, McNicol, G Tootell De La Salle: Peart 4, Dunn 3 Best: G Lyons, Groves, B Lyons, Bourke, Bull, Peart Ormond Monash Blue '75 Ormond : Ladd 5, Wood 4, Kozlowski 2, Jackson 2, Russ, Sierakowski Best: Beecroft, Sierakowski, Wood, Bourke, R Cameron, Pearce Monash Blues: Lowcock 3 Von Moger 2, Booth 2, Hopkins, Kelly, De Young Best : Marshali, Booth, M Halliday, Hopkins, Flett, Gallagher NEW PHONE NUMBERS AT HERALD OFFICE The phone numbers at the Herald Office for phoning scores are now : or (direct dialling) or Extension 1479 or 1893 The new number for Reserve Section scores which must be phoned before 3 p m is or Extension 1892 B SECTION Ivanhoe UHS Old Boys Ivanhoe: Crompton 6, C Stewart 4, Ireland 3, Dean 2, Rojo 2, Hughes, R Stewart, McWhinnie, Phillips, Flanagan Best: Renshaw, Quinlivan, Crompton, Phillips, Ireland, Rojo UHS Old Boys: Heathcote 4, L Boag 2, Mitchell, Waters, Morrell, Andronis, Bridge Best: Flavel, Hume, L Boag, Heathcote, Andronis, Mitchell University Blacks Old Carey Gr Uni Blacks : Moffatt 9, Perrett 3, Fisher 2, C Cordner 2, Lipshut, McLean, Clarke Best: Moffatt, Spring, Fisher, A Costello, Perrett, Champion Old Carey : Douglas 3, Hughes, J Thomas, Shaw, M Cook Best: Birrell, Elliott, Maloney, M Wilcox, Douglas Toor-Malvern Old Scotch Coil Tooronga-Malvern: Hogan 4, Carde 3, Parker 3, Hoey 2, Casey, Rutherford Best : Carde, Heslop, G Bowen, Madigan, Brady, Parker Old Scotch : Morgan 4, Steele 2, Walker 2, Anderson, Tallent, Micholls Best: Campbell, Sloan, Fleming, Morgan, Kefford, Sloss Geelong Old Trinity Gr Geelong : G Wilson 7, R Trevaskis 3, E Smith 3, J Casboult 2, Brown 2, Bullen, A Trevaskis Best: E Smith, P Betts, Bullen, A Foster, R Trevaskis Old Trinity: Johnston 5, Weir, Dennis, Carnie Best: Peers, Piggin, A Kennedy, Just, Christie, Johnston Kew Collegians Kew: Goalkickers, best players not received Collegians: Moodie 5, Ryan 3, P Munn 3, Tucker, Cranwell Best: Moodie, Pryor, Lockwood, Shinkfield, Hughes, Ryan SOCIAL NOTES Old Melburnians - Don't forget that this year's end-of-season Bar-b-q and counting of votes will be held on Sunday, August 27th, at Barry Wilson's, 4 Arnot Street, East Brighton at 12 noon Collegians supporters - don't forget Monday night, 21st August, the night of nights Our Presentation Ball at the MCG Main Room at 730 p m A good night assured, only a couple of vacant tables left See the "Poorly Wan" after today's game Only $10 per double THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972' Page 5

6 Last Week's Results cont inued C SECTIO N St Kilda CBOC 3 7 7i National Bank St Kilda CBOC : Drinan 3, Field 2, Meyer 2, I White 2, Blackie, Calleja, Drew, Dynon, Esmonde Best: Browne, Carey, Clinch, Drinan, Field, A Sherman National Bank: Goalkickers, best players not received Power House Old Melburnians Power House: R Newton 5, Shewan 4, Bartlett 3, Hailes 2, Jackson, M Newton, Kemp Best: R Newton, Shewan, Coloe, Treacy, Jackson, M Newton Old Melburnians: Dick 2, Ristrom 2, Jones, Rattray, R Thompson, Weir Best : Snelleman, Woodbridge, Weir, Mountstephen, Dick, R Thompson Old Xaxerians Old Haileybury Old Xaverians : Howard 5, Stanley 4, Naughton 2, Keaney, Shrader, Mulcahy, Shelly Best : Howard, McKenzie, Callinan, Naughton, Stanley, Mulcahy Old Haileybury : Mason 2, Langford, Shapter, Houghton, McQueen Best: Cocks, Cracknell, Houghton, Irving, Marshall, G Quick Assumption OC C'wealth Bank Assumption Old Coll : Tuck 4, T Kelly 4, Howard 4, O'Donnell 3, Pavone 3, Avery 2, Stuart 2, Caswell, Daly, Rennick Best: Howard, Daly, Tuck, Avery, Rennick, Pavone Commonwealth Bank : Eales 2 Best: Mc- Crimmon, Curtin, Petrynuik, Radford, Eales, Carroll Reservoir OB Fairfield Reservoir Old Boys: McCrohan 5, T Byrne 2, J Paulka 2, Massey, Martin, Devlin Best: Massey, Bates, Aston, Ayres, Jarvie, Slater Fairfield: Wykes 3, Richardson 3, V Jones 2, Hyland 2, Alexander 2, Keane, Best: Cipola, Wykes, Grey, Keane, V Jones, Jowett D SECTION St Patricks OC Hampton Rovers St Patricks OC: Mahar 2, O'Connor 2, Coffey 2, Love, Waterman Fisher Best : Mahar, Love, Larkins, Park, Lardner, O'Connell Hampton Rovers: Rogers 2, Combe 2, Cave Best: Huckett, Nash, Fullager, Pemberton, Wood, Ryan Alphington Footscray ITOB Alphington : Goss 5, W Gale 3, McKay 3, Cecil 3, Shaw 2 Candy, Shearer, G Gale Best : McKay, Williams, Cecil, W Gale, G Gale, Shaw Footscray TCOB: Fletcher 2, Dibbon, Watson, Scetrine, Punshon, Clark Best: Cur wood, Miller, Punshon, Dibbon, Marton, Dilks Old Brighton Gr St Kevins OB Old Brighton : Agar 5, McBriar 4 Millis, Kemp, Templeton Best: Kemp, Watkins, Agar, Finkemeyer, MBriar, MacKenzie St Kevins Old Boys : Hanger 4, Sheehan 3, Whitmore 2, Hart, Meese Best: Nettlefold, B McArdle, Whitmore, M Mansour, O'Kelly, Sheehan LaTrobe Blacks Parkside La Trobe Blacks : Roche 3, G O'Brien 3, McFarland 3, Lamont 2, Lucy, Condon Best : G O'Brien, Sceney, Lucy, Barbuto Ziebell Parkside : Poyntz 4, Johnston 2, J Byrne, Barclay, Ridd, Graham Dryden, Reardon Best : J Byrne, Clarke, Rodda, P Harvey, Ridd, Barclay Brunswick Old Geelong Gr Brunswick : Creevey 3, K Beckett 2, Watt, D Hanlon, Palmer Jones, Staples, Weybury Best: D Hanlon, P Hanlon, C Berms, Palmer, Hirst, Egan Old Geelong : Dooley 2, Geyer, R Whalley, Clarke, Laws Best : Hopkins, Gilbert, Reynoldson, Crawford, Simpson, Brown u AS USED BY THE CHAMPIONS, 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 l Y Page 6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972

7 Last Week's Results - continued E SECTION AMP Society Old Ivanhoe AMP Society : Lane 4, Roulston 4, Long 3, Saxby 2, G B Lewis 2, Formby 2, Wiley Best: Parkinson, Gates, Roulston, Perrin, Long, G B Lewis Old Ivanhoe: Capps 3, Forbes 3, Walker 3, Love 2, J Stevens, R Stevens Best: Wiltiams, Jeeves, Capps, Haug, Forbes, T Mci-enzie Glenhuntly AJAX Glenhuntly : Brookes 6, P Valle 4, Johnson, Gazelle, Plummer, McGrory Best: Tidd, W Duncan, Brookes, Barnett, Ardley, Rose AJAX : Gurfinkel 2, Lefcovicb, Goldfarb Best : Smorgon, Jurberg, Teitlebaum, Seigal, Jacobs, Poyas Marcellin OC West Brunswick Marcellin OC: Needham 6, Power 5, P Gartner 2, O'Keefe 2, O'Sullivan 2, Dwyer, Hurley, Kopke, Mahon, Quinn Best: Mahon, Power, Dwyer, P Toohey, O'Keefe, Jolley West Brunswick: Allen 5, P Heenan 2, Gurrieri 2, Green, Lewis, MacGrotty, Murray Best: Allen, Brooker, Green, Gurrieri, B Ivey, Lewis State Sav Bank ANZ Bank State Savings Bank : Cameron 3, Francis 2, Pitts 2, Jeffery 2, Allen, Brennan, Dawson, Tarrant, Julier, McKeown Best: Brennan, Evans, Cameron, Hodgkin, McGill, Inglis ANZ Bank : Dancer 4, Plummer 3, King 2, May 2, Debelak, Harper, Tuckey, R Watson Best: C Bourke, Thompson, King, Dancer, Debelak, Kelly F SECTION St Bedes OC Dook & Long OC St Bedes OC: Lynch 3, Bowden 3, Signoretti 2, Evans 2, Harris, Petrie, Forsyth, Castles Best : Evans, Forsyth, Serong, Lynch, Harris, Butler D & L OC: Hassett 5, Hanrahan, Morton, K Paterson Best: Pierce, Crawford, Hassett, Newton, C Paterson, Gavin Old C'well LaTrobe Reds Old Camberwell : Thomas 4, McCallum 3, Waterworth 3, Burt 3, Gretgrix, Pinneton, Reid Best: Burt, Mullett, Waterworth, Williams, Tucker, R Hanson La Trobe Reds: Robinson 3, Paciocco 2, Jones Best: Bishop, D Cowling, Paciocco, Ross, Rowe, Nash North Brunswick Monash Whites North Brunswick: Gibbons 4, Fotakis 2, Ricketts 2, Butler 2, Hamilton, Terry, I Duncan, Giacobbe Best: Giacobbe, Heywood, Fox, Terry, B Duncan, Davies Monash Whites : Brett-Young 4, Nagle 3, Halliday 2, Fuhrmeister, Bowden, Mullins, Lovett, Anderson Best: Butt, Carlton, Holloway, Mullins, Brett-Young, Halliday Elsternwick Old Mentonians Elsternwick : Rosewarne 3, Freer 2, Blythman 2, Comber 2, Mazur, Berns Best : Mazur, Everett, Freer, A Ramsay, Scholfield, Williams Old Mentonians : Broderick 2, Ingram 2, Sullivan 2, Francis, McKinlay, Uren Best : Clement-Smith, McKinlay, Everett, J Upham, Bennett, Medbury POST REPORT EACH SUNDAY -- It is absolutely essential that copy be received by the Editor BY FIRST POST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK Copy received after this time will not be considered The only way to ensure delivery on Monday is to post SUNDAY-EARLY 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 ) PRESS CORRESPONDENTS Clubs in A Section should note these numbers For teams on Thursday night (as early as possible after 730 pm please - and certainly before 9 p m) Jack Dunn (The Sun) Jim Robb (The Age) This applies to clubs in main game only - as advised Quarter-by-quarter scores this week Sporting Section Watch for this number week by week THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972 Page 7

8 Last Week's Results continue d JUNIOR SECTION 1 Power House I4-104 St Bernards OC Power House : Ratcliff 5, James 4, Turne r 2, Miller, Godfrey, Jewell, Hadgigorgio, est: Allen, Digby, Godfrey, Hadrick, Turner, Jewell St Bernards OC : Eaton 5, McDonough 4, Cooney 2, Cavanagh, Bird, - Phelan, Blake Best : Sevenson, Pearson, Mahoney, Egan, Cavanagh, Eaton Hampton Scouts MHS Old Boys Hampton Scouts : A Thompson 20, Naughton 3, Wilsmore 2, Kelly 2, Hamilton, Leeming Best: A Thompson, D Thompson, D Hamilton, Wilsmore, Naughton, Kelly- MHS Old Boys : Neman 4, Wallace 2, Hulls Best: Allaway, Newman, Whiting, Mole, Wallace, Gregory Old Scotch Coll, Ivanhoe Old Scotch: Goalkickers, best players not received Ivanhoe : G Dean 4, Clay 2, Hutton, Cotton, Steen Best: D Peterson, G Dean, Steen, McBrien, Hutton, Johnston Ormond Monash Uni Ormond : Chapman 3, R Wood 2, Westmoreland, Farrell, Crump, Smyth, Fiddes Best: Hardham, Westmoreland, Richardson, R Wood, Chapman, Russ- Monash Uni : Mueller 2, Rosengarten, Sundberg, Fanning Best : Sephton, Rosengarten, O'Shea, Gomm, Mueller, Gill University Blacks a bye JUNIOR SECTION 2 Old Brighton Gr National Bank Old Brighton: Gutteridge 8, Riddell 7, Trotter 6, Gregory 4, Shepherd 3, Glasson, Dobbie, Bullen Best : Edmondson, Gutteridge, Riddell, Castle, Mead, Glasson National Bank: A Walkendon 2, R Bate, Best: Borserio, A Walkendon, Ferrier, Woonton, Bate, Stevens University Blues Brunswick I Uni Blues : Goalkickers do not tally wit h scores: Best: Wilson, Langdon, Nicholls, Davies, Radford, P Hickey Brunswick : Best: K Smith, Brand, Toohey, Gantert, Peatling, Ferraro Toor-Malvern West Brunswick Tooronga-Malvern: Stokes 9, Ward 2 Laity, Weaver, Kerr Best: Weaver, Stokes, Taylor, Miller, Kerr, Ward West Brunswick: Callander 4, Fisher 2, 2, Muscat 2 Best: Callander, Eddy, Fisher, Foote, Muscat, Wesselman Coburg AJAX Coburg: Bowers 9, Hutchison 5, J Taylor 3, Pettigrove 2, Jackson 2, Henry 2, Knell, I Liddle, McCarthy, Coles Best : Hutchison, Webb, Bowers, Jackson, Knell, Weinert AJAX : Hoffman, Weideman, Brand Best : Hoffman, Weidman, Brand Beverley Hills forfeited to Caulfield Gram North Old Boys a bye PREMIERSHIP CUPS, PENNANTS, CAPTAINS Clubs holding premiership cups, that is, the 1971 premiers in all sections, are requested to return the cups to Mr J Hickman, 4th Floor, Beehive Building, 94 Elizabeth St, Melbourne, Immediately Cups must me cleaned before being returned PENNANTS, CAPTAIN S Clubs in the running for this year's premiership are requested to notify the Secretary of the VA 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 lettering This information is required immediately The name, address and telephone number of your Captain should be included with the information regarding the Pennant, which must be submitted on Club letterhead THE EDITOR SAYS "THANKS" As this is the last general issue of "Th e Amateur Footballer" for season 1972, 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-operation 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 1973 GEORGE McTAGGART Editor Page 8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972

9 L ON AUGUST ~ast Week's Results - continued A RESERVE SECTIO N Coburg University Blues Coburg: Grace Ebb g esheehan 3,,Cash BClar k 2 st Green, Handle y Fox, Sutherland, Grace, Ellis, Sheehan Uni Blues : Curtis, Deacon, Moran, Jeremiah, Ryan Best : G David, R David, Mofiit, Rogash, Moran, Dunin North Old Boys Old Paradians North Old Boys: J Adams 4, Sheehy 2, Fennelly 2, M Adams 2, J Gregory, Peasnell, Elderfield, Russell, Artis, Hagan Best Sheehy, Leeack, M : Adams, J Adams, Peasnell, Carroll Old Paradians: R Booth 6, McKinley 2, Quinn 2, Wilson, McLoughlin Best : Tomkins, Quinn, Hart, R Booth, McKinley, Westcott St Bernards OC MHS Old Boys St Bernards OC : Cusack 4, Walsh 3, Sullivan 2, Underwood 2, I Harvey, Daffey, Considine, Hogan Best: I Harvey, MeArdle, Sullivan, Underwood, Booth, Kennedy MHS Old Boys : Staley 3, Gulliver 2, Cottier Best : Kiss, Gulliver, Cottier, Nelson, Weir, Tredinnick Caulfield Gram De La Salle OC Caulfield Gram: G Tamblyn 4, Knight 3 M Tamblyn 2, B, White 2, I Pyman, Bitmead Mathieson 2, Best: M Tamblyn, G Tamblyn, Goold, Collins, B White, Jennings De La Salle: O'Malley, Heaney, R Brown Best: O'Malley, G Perkins, K Keating, Brazier Newton, Brown Ormond Monash Blues Ormond : Matthews 4, Allen 2, Briggs, House, Patterson Best : Fitzroy, Fitts, Briggs, Thomas, Matthews, Hassett Monash Blues : Galbraith, Watsford, Miliis, Thoms, Ryan, Tyquin, Kiernan Best: Gal braith, Ryan, Watsford, Rhodes, Dowd, Hunter B RESERVE SECTION Ivanhoe UHS Old Boys Ivanhoe: McKernan 3, Toohey 2, Hick 2 Cowell, Kelly Best : McKernan, Hick, Cowell, Homsey, Giles, Warty UHS Old Boys : Evans 4, Parks 2, Bridge Best : Webster, Evans, Keddie, Nolte, Bailey, Trewartha University Blacks Old Carey Gr Uni Blacks : Sharpe 3, Davies 2, Peters 2, Forrest, Stuckey, Hartley, Pitt Best : Davies, Stuckey, M Champion, Hillier, Pascoe, Webster Old Carey: Fink, Dick, Simms Best Hounslow, Fink, Dick, Constable, Wellington, Glenn Old Scotch Coll Toor-Malvern Old Scotch: McDonald 6, R Evans 3, Bush 2, Mollard 2, Leong 2, Moffatt 2, Marshall, Welch Best: McDonald, Jeffreys, G Evans, Bush, Moffatt, Mollard Tooronga-Malvern: Conquest Best: Conquest, Rule, Madigan, R Cowen Geelong Old Trinity Gr Geelong : Sheringham 3, Batten 3, Bristo w 2, R Chisholm, Robinson, N Gill Best : Sheringham, Bristow, D Hamilton, Azzopardi, Poulton Ferrari Old Trinity : Duke 3, Stockdale 2, Tickell 2, Hense Best: Duke, Dick, Williams, Daly, Tickell, R Jones Collegians Kew Collegians : Ferguson 3, D Vivian 2, Gourlay 2, S Vivian, Ellis Best: Ellis, Richards Weir, Girdwood, S Vivian, D Vivian Kew: Goalkickers, best players not received Clubs taktn ARRANGEMENTS e FOR FINAL S part I n arrange between lves themseth the following g :- (g) EACH CLUB MUST BE PREPARED to (a) Which club will wear black knicks, : and supply quired a Boundary and Goal Umpire if rewhich white (Independent Boundary and Goal (b) Which club will supply goal flags time p s may e supplied at some games ) bell, numbers for scoring board, etc The WINNIN Check wit e G telephoning final scorsbtosthe HEnRALD e h being used whether these hom Office and the PRESS CORRESPONDENT (with fo r items are available (c) Check with the home club of the goalkickers and six best players being Included in the call to the Press Correspondent) ground being used regarding keys to dressing rooms (d) EACH - ALL SENIOR AND JUNIOR SECTION MUST S NEW BALL, the 26t winners AL of balls after the have first choic game e h ng RESERVES) on DSEPTEMBER 2nd, (e) EACH CLUB and 16th 9ith --- Umpire's Coat (laundered) PROVIDE a Goal I CLUBS must also phone Quarter-by- (f) EACH CLUB should arrange scores to the Press Correspondent Its own boot last and hammer to provide at during the afternoon for transm ss on to ABV-Channel 2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972 Page 9

10 Last Week's Results - continued C RESERVE SECTION St Kilda CBOC National Bank St Kilda CBOC: Salter 8, J White 8, Carlson 3, O'Connell 3, R Harrison 2, Howe 2, Danckert Best : Crowley, De Marco, Howe, O'Connell, Salter, Scanlen National Bank: Goalkickers, best players not received Old Xaverians Old Haileybury Old Xaverians: Midgley 3, Gorman 3, Curtian 2, Johnston 2, Quinn 2 Best: Midgley, Gorman, Hogan, Trahair, Kyne, Zachariah Old Haileybury : Atkinson 2, Parkes, Urquhart, Passalaqua, Campbell Best : Abbott, Atkinson, Jones, Passalaqua, Pritchard, Urquhart Assumption OC C'wealth Bank Assumption Old Coll : Phyland 6, Caruso 3, Faulkner 2, Canavan 2, Torpey Best: Jeacle, Caruso, Torpey, Payton, Wilton, Shaw Commonewalth Bank : Leeming, Robb Best : White, Denes, Hawthorn, Burrows, Leeming, Athans Reservoir OB Fairfield Reservoir Old Boys : Scott 5, Joiner 4, P O'Brien 3, Paul 3, Jones 2, Laird 2 Best: Joiner, Scott, Tuininga, P O'Brien, K Paulka, Kosinki Fairfield: Day 3, Butterworth, Kenney, Bryan Best: O'Bierne, Gill, Grace, Butterworth, Day, Young Old Melburnians forfeited to Power Hous e TEAMS USING ELSTERNWICK PARK The "Home" team of the match at Elsternwick Park is responsible for locking up the pavilion and shutting the front gate D RESERVE SECTION Footscray ITOB Alphington Footscray TCOB: Brophy 3, Thurston 2, Cope 2, Mlikotic 2, Meier Best : Corr, Cope, Bennett, Taylor, Reichardt, Loschiavo Alphington: Biggs 3, I Harris 2, O'She a Jasper, Baker Best: Biggs, McLeod, Humphries, O'Shea, Baird, D Wills St Kevins OB Old Brighton Gr St Kevins Old Boys : Gallaugher 4, Gaven 3 Best : Gallaugher, O'Halloran, Barry, Mornane, Gaven, Allan Old Brighton : Rossiter 2, Smith 2, Hamilton, Wilson Best: Dick, Wilson, Cowling, Huggins Old Geelong Gr Brunswick Old Geelong : M Whalley 2, S Jenkins 2, Jackson, Loveless Best: Ross, Brocksopp, Jackson, Jens, R Godrey, M Whalley Brunswick : Gibbons 2, Murnane, Gillett Best: Gillett, Quinn, Gibbons, D Simpson, Kinloch, Murnane St Patricks OC forfeited to Hampton Rovers LaTrobe Blacks forfeited to Parkside 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 26th, Final on September 2nd and Grand Final on September 9th In A Section, A Reserve Section, B Section and B Reserve Section, the First Semi-Final will be played on August 26th, Second Semi- Final on September 2nd, Final on September 9th and Grand Final on September 16th 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 ON TAP - 26 oz SCREW TOP - CANS - BOTTLES (At your Local ) Page 10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972

11 Last Week's Results - continue d E RESERVE SECTION F RESERVE SECTION Old Ivanhoe Gr AMP Society Old Ivanhoe : Dixon 4, Pratt 2, Cropley, Gurney, Massingham, Ross, Wolstencroft Best: Dixon, Wright, Wiltshire, D Baker, Woods, Wolstencroft AMP Society: Best : Moor, Hobson AJAX Glenhuntly AJAX: Gold 3, Taber 3, Webb Best : Rotstein, Gold, Shulman, Janover, Wolper Glenhuntly: Best : Wilcox, Campbell, Harris, Carlisle, Barton, Beckerleg Marcellin OC West Brunswick Marcellin OC: Allen 4, Holmes 4, Sexton 3, Wilson 3, Glynn, Newman Best: Allen, Wilson, Miller, Sexton, Holmes, P French West Brunswick: Hainslin 3, Harrison 2, Fedati, MacDonald, Marquis, Webber Best : Fedati, Grambau, Harrison, Hill, Mansell, Prosser, State Sav Bank ANZ Bank State Savings Bank: Harwood 6, Price 3, Dumbrell 2, Hatfield, Irwin, Jones, Wright, Muir Best: James, Roberts, Barnes, Gilbert, Jones, Hattfield ANZ Bank: Fyfe 3, Fehring, Hickford, Pitts Best: Child, Pickering, Roache, Pitts, Sampson, Fehring TRIBUNAL (August 5th Round ) P Norman (West Brunswick) was found guilty of striking A Saxby (AMP Society) and suspended for four matches P Raffaele (Old Xaverians Reserves) was found guilty of elbowing J Pitts (Old Melburnians Reserves) and suspended for eight matches K Thompson (West Brunswick Reserves) was found guilty of striking D Jenkins (AMP Society Reserves) and suspended for two matches V AF A MEETIN G 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 4th 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 St Bedes OC Dook & Long OC , St Bedes OC: Bantock 4, P Hulett 2, Brudenall 2, Schiller, Maher, Brookes Best : Wilson, Kavanagh, P Hulett, Brookes, Bantock, Cotter Dookie & Long OC: Hassett 2, Rundle Best: Patrick, White, Johnson, Mitchel, Cox, East Old C'well Gr LaTrobe Reds Old Camberwell : P Hanson 12, Johnsto n 4, Robinson, Brett Best: P Hanson, Johnston, Ferrari, Wood, Burnett, Kelly La Trobe Reds: Boyd, Knuckey, Clancy Best: Hillis, J Shaw, Stokes, Smith, Kelly, Terry Monash Whites North Brunswick Monash Whites: Kimpton 4, Phillips 4, Peacock 3, Braham, Eastham, McKenzie Best: Hewson, Long, Peacock, Phillips, Mc- Kenzie Braham Nort{~ Brunswick : Best: Carlin, Maz, Stewart, McDonald, McFarlane, Payne Eisternwick Old Mentonlans Elsternwick : Jenkins 5, Curtain 4, Stevens 4, Mavros, Patey, O'Connell, Edgar Best : Edgar, Jenkins, Stevens, Curtain, Dunn, Mavros Old Mentonians : Ericksen 4, Barbary 2 Horwill 2, Bayliss, De Kretser Best : Burbury, Schrape, D Durack, McKenzie, Schinzell, Burgoyne THE BLACK LIST Missed publication dead-line (450 p m, 300 p m Reserves) - Fine - ONE DOLLAR DE LA SALLE O C OLD MELBURNIANS ST KEVIN'S O B UHS OLD BOYS RESERVES NATIONAL BANK RESERVES HAMPTON ROVERS RESERVES Missed phoning scores to Herald before 5 30 p m Fine - THREE DOLLARS COBURG JUNIOR S Failed to phone scores or details Correspondent before 7 p m Fine DOLLAR COBURG JUNIOR S Phoned incorrect scores DOLLAR OLD CAREY GR ASSUMPTION O C ST KEVIN'S O B Fine - to Press - ON E THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972 Page 11 ON E

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14 LOOKING BACK (By Noel Rundle) 5 Years Ago Veterians were chalking up impressive numbers of games - Jack Chapman (St Kevins), David Fullagar (Hampton Rovers), both for 150 games while Coburg-'s captain, Brian Callahan, played his 200th game Crucial games to decide second place were:- `B' Section - Ormond v U H SO B (result was 812 to 5 6) `C' Section - St Bernards v Monash (St Bernards crumpled in an astonishing way with victory going to Monash - scores were 1 6 (12) to 618 (54) `A', 'D', and E' Sections were settled as follows: `A' Old Paradians, M H S O B, Caulf Gramm, Uni Blacks 'D' AJAX, Parkside, Hampton Rovers, St Pats OC `E' Old Trinity, Toor-Malv, A M P Asumption OC Coburg lost their chance for the four in Round 17 - Coburg outplayed the leaders, Old Paradians and led by 23 points at half time but Paradians recovered well and won by 19 points 10 Years Ago Ormond saved themselves from relegation by defeating second team Collegians 78 to 314 Finalists for the season were:- A - Old Paradians, Collegians, Old Melb, MHSOB B - Old Xaverians, Alphington, Old Scotch, Coburg C - Kew, St Kilda CBOC, West Brunswick, Caulfield Gram D - Old Carey, Fairfield, Malvern, Old Brighton E - Old Haileybury, Collegians Gold, Old Camberwell, Monash Uni Junior - MHSOB, Ormond, Ivanhoe, Old Scotch 20 Years Ago Alan Shiel played his 100th game fo r Commonwealth Bank Page 14 Old Scotch and Bank met, with fourth place the prize - Bank triumphed 1312 to 105 The finalists for the season were :- 'A' Section - Ormond, Old Melb, University Blues, C'wealth Bank `B' Section - Ivanhoe, State Savings Bank, Melbourne High, Geelong C' Section - Coburg, Power House, East Malvern, Elsternwick `D' Section - Caulfield Gram, St Kevins O B, Footscray Tech, Caulfield Juniors - Ormond, Ivanhoe, Old Scotch, Baiwyn The top teams in all sections (other than D) had earned the right of challenge A PAT ON THE BACK FOR SOME PRESS CORRESPONDENTS Some Club Press correspondents have don e a really good job this season as far as The Amateur Footballer is concerned, but only NINE of the 58 clubs can claim a 100g ;, effort These are - Elsternwick, Marcellin O C, MHS Old Boys, North Brunswick, Old Mentonlans, Old Paradians, Reservoir Old Boys, State Savings Bank and St Kevin's Old Boys These clubs supplied their Goal-kickers and Best Players for seniors, Reserves and Juniors (where applicable) every week for the 17 rounds so far played That is, they supplied these details ON TIME Four others, AJAX, Coburg, Ormond and Power House, complied with our requirements as far as their seniors and Reserves were concerned, but were let down on occasions by their Juniors Eight others supplied Goal-kickers and Best Players each week, but on the odd occasion their Goal-kickers did not tally with the number of goals kicked according to the official scores For the 17 rounds, a total of 70 seniors, 73 Reserves and 36 Juniors' Goal-kickers etc were not received in time for publication, and in many cases were not received at all In addition, there were 45 instances of Goal-kickers not tallying - a total of 224 "BLACK MARKS" altogether We're not going to mention the name of the Junior team which failed on 12 occasions to supply Goal-kickers and Best Players on time - and that included a bye in the 17 rounds MEMO TO ALL PRESS CORRESPONDENTS Even if your season finishes today and you are not taking part in the Finals, please send your Goal-kickers and Best Players in as usual THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972

15 IMPORTANT NOTE S AT ELSTERNWICK PARK ADMISSION TICKETS Admission tickets issued to clubs for matches at Elsternwick Park are for the use of players and officials only Any player who cannot produce a ticket will be required to pay for admittance CAR PARKIN G Drivers who are not willing to park cars as directed at Elsternwick Park, will be refused admittance to the ground SCOREBOARD Clubs are advised that the Scoring Board at Elsternwick Park must be operated by responsible club officials at all times Children must not be allowed in the Scoring Board CORRECT SCORES ESSENTIAL Clubs are reminded that correc t scores must be phoned to the Herald ofpice, otherwise a fine (one dollar) will be incurred And remember, too, that scores are incomplete without the points - offending clubs will be fined SCORES ON SUNDAY Scores of Senior and Junior matches now appear regularly in THE MELBOURNE OBSERVER, which is available on Sundays EMERGENCY UMPIRES Emergency umpires for all section s will be located at Elsternwick Park, and will be available to proceed to any ground if required The telephone number will be RESULTS OF MATCHES Results of amateur matches are broadcast in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations 3LO, (commencing at 620 p m) 3DB and 3KZ (included in 7 p m News) each Saturday evening and from Television Channels ABV-2 and HSV-7 Repeat on 3KZ 930 a m Sunday Channel 2 also provides quarter-byquarter scores of A Section matches each Saturday afternoon PREVIEW The A B C Sporting Session from 3LO each Fri day (which commences at 630 pm) will include a preview of the following day's amateur matches Be sure to listen to this broadcast ELIGIBILITY OF PLAYERS FOR RESERVE AND JUNIOR SECTION FINALS The attention of clubs is drawn to the restrictions which apply concerning players eligible to take part in Final matches in the Reserve and Junior Sections The Rule relating to eligibility of players in Reserve Section Finals now reads:- A player who has been a member of a senior team of any club in nine or more matches during the homeand-home matches in any season shall not be eligible for inclusion in the reserve team of a club taking part in a final match in the same season unless both the senior and reserve teams are participating in a final match on the same day Provided that no player shall be eligible for inclusion in a reserve team taking part in a final match in any season unless such player has been a member of such reserve team in at least TWO home-and-home matches during the said season JUNIORS A player who has been a member of a senior or reserve team in more than five matches during any season shall be ineligible for inclusion in a junior team taking part in a semifinal, final or grand-final match in the SAME SEASON UNLESS he has been a member of the junior team for more than five matches in the same season THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972 Page 15

16 FIXTURE "A" SECTIO N APRIL 15 Cbg 1715 UBlue OPad StBrn 8 14 Nth 127 MHS 9 13 C1fG 2424 DLS 8 8 Omd 1911 MBI 8 8 APRIL 22 Cbg DLS 11 9 Orm2216StBOC11 9 OPar MHS 11 8 C Gr U Blue 10 7 N OB M Blue 7 15 APRIL 29 Ormd DLS 6 8 Nth OB Cbg 8 12 CalfG MHS 721 StBern Uni B 6 7 OPard MshBl 8 15 MAY 6 Cbrg OPard 1012 StBern 2515 DLS 10 9 Omd MHS NOB UBlue C1fGr MBlue 8 12 Played Wed, May 3rd (instead of May 20th) UniBlu 1715 MBlu 16 6 MAY 13 Ormd Cbg 9 12 O Par DLS 10 8 CGram NOB 126 UBIs 1711 MHSOB StBnd M Bls 11 9 MAY 20 Cbg CIfG 8 12 Omd OPard 1015 StBern NOB 9 11 MHS DLS 1312 UniBlu 1715 MBIu 16 6 (Played Wed May 3rd ) MAY 27 Ormond Nth CIfGr 19 9 StBern 1215 Cbrg 2517 MHS 1612 UBlue 1510 OPar 625 MnshBl 1710 DLS JUNE 3 OPard NOB ClfG 1827 Omd 9 11 UniBlu DLS StBern MHS Cburg 913 MBlue 8 10 JUNE 10 South Aust d Vic 135 at Adelaide JUNE 17 C1Gr OPard NOB DLS 16 8 StBern Cbg 910 Omd UniBlue 109 MnBlue MHS 9 16 JUNE 24 Coburg DLS Omd StBern 9 10 OPard MHS 13 9 CIfG UBlue NOB MBlue JULY 1 Omd 2210 DLS 96 Cob NOB CIfG 2018 MHS UBlu StBrn 1217 MBlu 1619 OPd JULY 8 OParad Cbg StBer 1522 DLS 3 4 Omd MHS 9 9 UBlue 1517NOB 13 9 C1fG 23 8 MBlue JULY Is Ormd Chug DLS 1610 OPard 14 8 CIfG 1723 NOB 5 6 UBlue MHS MBlue StBer JULY 22 ClfG Cbug Omd OPard NOB StBrn 9 17 MHS DLS 914 UBlue MBlue 8 15 JULY 22 Victoria 1615 d Tasmania 12 7 at Launceston JULY 29 Ormd 21 7 NOB 13 8 C1fGr StBrn Chug MHS 8 20 OPard UBl 13 8 DLS 14 8 MBlue AUGUST 5 NOB MHS Omd ClfG UniB DLS StB OPard 814 MonB Cob 71 5 AUGUST 12 Cob UniBlu OPar NOB 13 9 StBern MHS 5 9 ClfGr DLS 713 Omd MnBlu AUGUST 19 C'fleld G v 0 Pared North OB v DLSalle Coburg v St Bern MHS OB v Mush Blue Ormond v Uni Blu e AUGUST 26, SEPT 2, 9, 16 Finals at Elsternwick Park Grounds Where and now Here is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, toge er with directions as to how they may be reached Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on same ground as Seniors A SIEMON CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Oval 3, Albert Park (Train to Albert Park, or outh Melbourne tram in Collins Street to 30uth Melbourne Technical School ) COBURG: De Chene Reserve, Bell Street, East Coburg (East Coburg tram in Swanston Street to terminus ) DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : Glen Iris Oval, off High Street, near Glen Iris Station (Train to Glen Iris or Glen Iris tram in Swanston Street to terminus ) RE- SERVES : Darling Park Oval, Basil Street, Darling (Train to Darling) MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS : Melbourne High School Oval, Forrest Hill, South Yarra (Train or Toorak tram in Swanston Street to South Yarra Station, walk north along Yarra Street ) MONASH UNIVERSITY BLUES : Monash University Oval (Train to Huntingdale, bus along North and Wellington Roads to ground ) Page 16 NORTH OLD BOYS : W J Brens Oval, Royal Park, opposite Zoo gates (Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street to Leonard Street ) OLD PARADIANS : Yarra Park, opposite Olympic Park (Batman Avenue tram from Princes Bridge ) ORMOND : Ormond Park (Train to Ormond, walk north along Newham Grove ) ST BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS: St Bernard's College Oval, end of Buckley Street, West Essendon (Train to Essendon UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval (Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swanston Street or Brunswick Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street ) RE- SERVES: South-east corner of Princes Park, opposite Ormond College, Parkvllle (Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street to College Crescent ) then bus) THE A M ATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 197 2

17 BALL BRIEFS DOUBLE CENTURY TO DAVE BERRY OFIVANHOE Last Saturday week David Berry was one of the best players afield for his 200th game with Ivanhoe Ivanhoe club is beginning to look upon Dave like old wine The older he gets the better he goes Last year he took off the club best and fairest and came out to captain the team for 1972 For years his dedication to the club has been an inspiration and one of his greatest strengths is in his refusal to accept defeat Time and time again he has produced his best football when the odds, have been against the side Just keep turning up "Solid" and continue to pop through those little 75-yard drops (Never mind Burnsie's punt kicks) A big thank you from the club and all the best for the future 150 UP TO GLENHUNTLY FORWARD Jim Rose plays his 150th game for Glenhuntly today Jim has starred in the centre and on the forward line since joining the club in 1965 He has missed only one game through injury but had a six week rest this season at the pleasure of the Tribunal A fi e ry player, Jim proved last Saturday that he is quickly returning to form and will be a key player in the finals 150 TO ORMOND CAPTAIN Ian Cameron who has been Or m ond's captain for the past few seasons, played his 150th game against Monash last Saturday Ian has given Ormond tremendous service, both as a committeeman and player and captain He has represented Victoria and is especially an inspiration to younger players with his courage, talk and encouragement Ian has just come back from injury and is determined to lead Ormond to their second successive premiership this season ST KILDA CHAMP TOPS THE 150 MARK reached career his long andyllustro rl st1ew won in e eek member of our last senior premiership side, captain in 1970 and 1971 and currently displaying grand form in his role at centre half back, "Hairs" looks assured to reach the double ton in his present form Incidentally since relinquishing his bachelorhood, Phil's wardrobe has been transformed into a series of stunning out fits due at least in part no doubt to the lovely Mrs C's influence Well done Phil, a top effort 100 GAMES TO MH S UTILITY Congratulations are extended by players and supporters alike to Trevor Read who runs out today to play his 100th game with Melbourne High "Readie", a great team player, and known to many as "Mr Versatile" has played mostly as a ruck rover although he is no stranger to the half-back or half forward lines Well done Trev, we hope you can now go on to make your games ta l200! l y CENTURIES TO FAIRFIELD STALWARTS All at Fairfield would like to congratulat e Denis (The Menace) Keane on making his two hundredth game with the Bloods The same goes for Noel Wykes on the occasion of his hundredth And if you will excuse me there was one slipped through, when I wasn't in top form Alan Jones who made the ton, Jonesy made it a double - his wife Sandra presented him with a son during the last fortnight A M P CENTURY A great stalwart in Dave Crompton this week sneaks back into the side for the last game, to become a member of the coveted "century club" The "Porter" has put a lot of years of sweat and dedication to the club behind him and has become one of the most respected players in the A M P FC History His true reward was to be made senior captain for 1972 Players and committee both join to thank Dave for tremendous service and congratulate him on a job well done CENTURY TO NORTH ROVER This week marks the ton for Paul Peasnell, tough and courageous rover for North Old Boys Paul has been an automatic selection for North ever since joining the club, except when recovering from injury One such injury was early this year and now "Nuts" is showing great club spirit by reaching his ton in the reserves so as to qualify for the finals There are many games left in "Peasa" and North is richer for the fact After six years Assumption Reserves coach Lindsay "Silver Tongue" Howard plays his 50th game Unfortunately Lindsay's brilliant career has been limited by his ability to incur injury and we have never seen the best of his football However, we have all seen what a magnificent bloke Lindsay is, by his outstanding enthusiasm and determination to see the blue and gold do well, both on and off the field At this rate it is doubtful if we will see another fifty games from Lindsay, but we hope he continues with the club in the same manner as he has SAINT TOPS THE TON Robin Harrison, St Kilda CBOC utility, plays his one hundredth game to conclude the home and away games today Robin's story is one of determination to succeed A few years back he was rarely selected in the Reserves and only less club spirited players not turning up got him a game Yet in three seasons he has become a senior winger, turning in many fine games in the senior and reserves sides An inveterate punter, Robin's selections seem to suffer the same leg trouble at the end of their races as Robin often has at the end of his games To reach this milestone at such an early age is a great feat and typical of Robin's tenacity Congrats on a fine performance Monash congratulates Garry Rothman on reaching his 50th game today Garry has been a very enthusiastic clubman and a talented winger Well done, "Shags" THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972 Page 17

18 BALL BRIEFS (continued) TWO MORE CENTURIES AT ALPHINGTO N If they manage to get their injuries right in time Noel Alsop, captain, inspiration and cripple for most of the season, and John Skerry, game, cheerful and winger of renown, will play their 100th games for Aiphington today The club is proud to have these sportsmen in our team, credits to our club and the game Today's game sees Footscray Institute of Technology lose two of its most valuable players over recent years Lloyd Andres and Ian Marley both leave us for other ventures Lloyd (G & D) who has been captain of the club is a player who always gives 100 % and is a fine example to all other players Ian (Dead Eye) whose determination and unselfishplay never ceases to amaze, will be sadly missed by all who have played beside him To these players go our best wishes and heartfelt thanks for a job well done Congratulations to Old Trinity's Darren ty[acmenaman who played his 50th game for the club last week Darren's football career has been interrupted by National Service Training, but since his return from the Army he has produced all his old skill and pace Old Haileybury congratulate two club stalwarts on attaining their 50 games Bob McKay, although more "light-hearted" than on his arrival at the club, has made his weight felt both on and off the field His service includes a season as captain-coach of the Reserves and a season as team manager of the Seniors Gets his kicks more by anticipation than speed these days Well done "Macca" Mark Travis, playing his best football ever, is showing distinct brilliance in consistent displays in the Reserves He has even been seen kicking the odd goal Keep it up "Hawk-eye" We look forward to many more years of valuable service from these two players "Peeping-Pete" Patterson played his 50th game for Assumption last week The name first joined the club in 1970 and has seldom missed a game in his fifty games he has also kicked 21 big ones and given away more than can be counted At Peter's young and tender age we will see many more games from him Well done, "Peeper" St Kilda CBOC's senior boundary umpire, Bernard Spence, turns out in his usual perfectly attired fashion for the 50th occasion against Old Xavs this week Our club is indeed fortunate to have the services of Bernard whose unobtrusive efforts are well appreciated by field umpires who have often favorably commented on his efficiency and competence Bernard is a credit to himself and his family, who by the way serve and support the club well each week Congratulations Bernard, keep up the good work Kevin Kinlock, one of Brunswick's greatest ever players retires after today's game In a career spanning 18 seasons and 282 games Kevin has played in most positions, held many club offices, and this year is captaincoach of the Reserves His most notable achievement was to captain the 1970 premiership side, but the true character of the man was seen when the club was "down" Without his efforts and those of a few others like him the club would not be what it is today To Kevin and his wonderful wife Betty, the club offers a big "thank-you" 6 } J~ ;' r~ve 19 Brand Footballs THE ONLY BALL USED BY BOTH THE * VFL & * VFA IN THE 1970 GRAND FINALS COLLiNGWOOD v CARLTON P'RAHRAR! v WILLIAMSTOW N 2 Page 18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972

19 s Parkside (36, 112 The "Fight for the Four" is by no means over in many of the Sections, and there are still 65 teams in the running for the 56 positions which carry the right to play off in the finals Of course, the chances of some of the contenders for finals berths is rather slender, but it's difficult to predict with any certainty what will happen in football Anyway, today's games will settle the issue Strangely enough, with one round to be played last season, there were 65 teams still in the fight, exactly the same position as applies today AT A GLANC E Today's games for teams in the running for the final fours are listed below Home games are shown thus (H) after opposing team The match at Elsternwick Park is shown thus (E) utter opposing team A SECTION Ormond (62, 1565%) University Blues (H) Caulfield Gram (60, 164 6) Old Paradians (H) Old Paradians (42, 104 5) Caulfield Gram Coburg (40, 111 7) St Bernard's O C (H) St Bernards OC (36, 110 9) Coburg Old Ivanhoe Gr (44, 115 5) AJAX (H) Glenhuntly (36, 1005) AMP Society (H) F SECTION Old Camberwell Gr (68, 193 1) Dookie & Long OC Elsternwick (52, 1392 ) Monash White s St Bede's OC (38, 109 5) LaTrobe Red s B SECTION Old Mentonians (32, 92 3) University Blacks (56, 1334) North Brunswick (H) Geelong (E) North Brunswick (32, 83 6) Geelong (48, 1445) Old Mentonian s Ivanhoe (48, 1203) JUNIOR SECTION I Tooronga-Malvern (H) Power House (52, 167 7) Old Scotch Coll (44, 1213) University Black s Collegians (H) Ormond (48, 140 0) Old Trinity Gr (40, 1157) Hampton Scout s Old Carey Gram (H) St Bernard's OC (48, 134 6) C SECTION Ivanhoe (H) Reservoir Old Boys (68, 228 2) Monash University (48, 121 2) National Bank (H) MHS Old Boys (H) Assumption OC (46, 118 8) Old Scotch Coll (44, 116 4) Power House a bye Power House (44, 113 5) JUNIOR SECTION 2 Assumption OC (H) North Old Boys (64, 190 2) St Kilda CBOC (40, 116 8) Beverley Hill s Old Old Xaverians Xaverians (38, 113 (H) University Blues (56, 3344) 7) AJA X St Kilda CBOC Coburg (52, 213 5) Old Brighton D SECTION Tooronga-Malvern Gr (56, 140 Brunswick (H) 0) Caulfield a by Gram (52, 131 0) e Brunswick (52, 133 6) Old Brighton Gr A RESERVE SECTIO 9) Ormond (54, 1728 N LaTrobe Blacks (42, 107 ) Footscray ITOB University Blue 8) Coburern54 2) Alphington (H) St,ards 15 5 OC (1-I) Alphington (36, 100 B North Old Boys (52, 128 9) Parkside 1) De La Salle (H) E SECTION Monash Blues (44, ) MHS Old Boys ) Marcellin OC (60, 141 ANZ Bank B RESERVE SECTION State Sav Bank (52, 1375) University Blacks (60, 229 4) West Brunswick Geelong (E) Geelong (60, 149 9) University Blacks (E) Old Scotch Coll (56, 264 5) Collegians (H ) Old Trinity Gram (40, 122 7) Old Carey Gramm (H) C RESERVE SECTION St Kilda CBOC (68, 3355) Old Xaverians (H ) Reservoir Old Boys (52, 167 7) National Bank (H ) Power House (48, 136 5) Assumption OC (H) Old Xaverians (44, 132 2) St Kilda CBOC Assumption OC (44, 119 3) Power Hous e D RESERVE SECTION Parkside (64, 242 1) Alphington (H) Hampton Rovers (50, 1459) Old Geelong Gr Old Geelong Gr (48, 160 4) Hampton Rovers (H) St Kevin's Old Boys (44, 146 9) St Patricks O C Old Brighton Gr (44, 136 9) Brunswick (H ) E RESERVE SECTION State Sav Bank (56, 154 3) West Brunswic k Old Ivanhoe Gr (44, 132 1) AJAX (I-I) AJAX (44, 1145) Old Ivanhoe Gr Marcellin OC (40, 125 9) ANZ Ban k F RESERVE SECTION Monash Whites ( 64, 232 8) Elsternwick (H) Old Camberwell Gr (56, 153 3) Dookie & Long OC Elsternwick (48, 1526 ) Monash Whites LaTrobe Reds (36, 111 1) St Bedes OC (H) Old Mentonians ( 32, ) North Brunswick (H) T W SHERRIN' S "KANGAROO" BRAND FOOTBALL S Iseauu ueuasuu uunoeuuu mnnnnun rannnn n e ea ann FIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - still Leads The Field u auruu u uuunau uanu n a en nsna an e THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972 Page 19

20 LEADING GOAL-KICKERS (Goals kicked last week in brackets) A SECTION Butcher, Caul Gr (1) Ladd, Ormond (5) Peart, De La Salle (4) Murray, North OB (5) De Luca, St Bernard (4) Graham, Ormond (-) Cleary, Coburg (4) Von Moger, Mon Blue (2) N Beattie, Coburg (3) Wood, Ormond (4) Swan, Ormond (-) Atchison, Can] Gr (1) B SECTION Stephens, Old Trinity (-) 77 G Wilson, Geelong (7) 55 P Munn, Collegians (2) 48 G Fellows, Old Tri (-) 47 Moffatt, Uni Black (9) 42 J Casboult, Geelong (2) 41 Morgan, Old Scotch (4) 37 E Smith, Geelong (3) 34 C SECTION Tuck, Assumption (4) 84 Bartlett, Power House (3) 65 Martin, Res OB (1) 51 McCrohan, Res OB (5) 45 Casey, St Kilda CBC (-) 44 Archer, Res OB (-) 42 Bowring, Old Hailey (-) 41 Calleja, St Kilda (1) 41 Faulkner, Assumption (-) 40 Ayres, Res OB (-) 35 D SECTIO N Shannon, St Pats (8) 76 Agar, Old Brighton (5) 55 Roche, LaTrobeBlk (3) 45 Hart, St Kevins (1) 42 Lock, Parkside (-) 35 Hanger, St Kevins (4) 32 Hamilton, Old Bright (-) Grace, Ham Rovers (-) R Whalley, Old Geel (1) E SECTION 45 Walker, Old Ivan (3) Plummer, Glenhuntly (1) Needham, Marcellin (6) Formby, AMP (2) Gurfinkel, AJAX (2) P Valle, Glenhuntly (4) Spithill, SSBank (-) Dancer, ANZ Bank (4) Roulston, AMP (4) 34 Hurley, Marcellin (1) 31 F SECTIO N MacCullum, Old Cam (3) 56 Rosenwarne, E'wick (3) 55 Signoretti, St Bedes (2) 49 Johnston, Old C'well (-) 43 1 Duncan, Nth Bruns (1) 42 Hamilton, North Bruns (1) 37 Berry, Monash White (-) 34 Blythman, E'wick (2) 31 Comber, Elsternwick (2) 3 1 JUNIOR SECTION 1 Ratcliff, Power Hse (5) 94 A Thompson, HamS (20) 69 Lockie, Uni Blacks (-) 53 McDonough, St Bern (4) 45 Chapman, Ormond (3) 40 Smyth, Ormond (1) 29 Bickford, Mon Uni (-) 26 Hadgigorgio, P Hse (1) 26 Fuhrmeister, Mon Uni (-) 2 5 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Stokes, Toor-Malvern (9) 84 Stimpson, North OB (-) 70 White, North OB (-) 66 Trotter, Old Bright (6) 62 Lupson, Caul Gr (-) 59 Callander, West Bruns (4) 50 Worthington, Caul Gr (-) 48 Riddell, Old Brighton (7) 40 Gutteridge, Old Bright (8) 39 M Browning, Bev Hill (-) 37 Toohey, Brunswick (-) 37 A RESERVE SECTION J Adams, North OB (4) 38 R Booth, Old Parad (6) 35 Lowcock, Mon Blues (-) 31 Matthews, Ormond (4) 30 Criswick, Caul Gram (-) 2 6 B RESERVE SECTION Stockdale, Old Trinity (2) 57 R Evans, Old Scotch (3) 56 Davies, Uni Blacks (2) 50 M Betts, Geelong (-) 36 K Davis, Old Carey (-) 36 C RESERVE SECTION J White, St Kilda (8) 57 Dakin, Power House (-) 42 Salter, St Kilda (8) 42 Howe, St Kilda (2) 41 McAvoy, Assumption (-) 32 D RESERVE SECTION Gaven, St Kevins (3) 39 Poyntz, Parkside (-) 30 Cave, Hampton Rov (-) 26 Geyer, Old Geelong (-) 19 M Whalley, Old Geel (2) 1 8 E RESERVE SECTION Fedati, West Bruns (1) 37 Lane, AMP (-) 29 Lacy, Old Ivan (-) 28 Holmes, Marcellin (4) 20 Thompson, West Brun (-) 1 9 F RESERVE SECTION Powell, Monash White <-) 50 Weaven, LaTrobe Red (-) 50 O'Connell, E'wick (1) 35 P Hanson, 0 C'well (12) 32 Stevens, E wick (4) 3 1 Next Week's M atches at Elsternwick Park AUGUST 26th, A SECTION 1st SEMI-FINAL -THIRD TEAM v FOURTH TEAM 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 Eisternwick or Carnegie tram in Swanston Street to Gienhuntiy Road, walk west along Gienhuntiy Road DUTY OFFICER-MR ERN FULLE R Page 20 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972

21 xt Week's Matches - August 26 At 2 pm - Reserves at am NEXT WEEKS MATCHES, AUGUST 26 A SECTION First Semi-final At Elsternwick Park B SECTION First Semi-fina l At University Oval (if Geelong not participating) or Geelong West Oval (if Geelong is engaged) C SECTION First Semi- fi na l At David Road Reserve, Hampton (Hampton Rovers Ground) Second Semi- fi na l At Harry Trott Oval D SECTION First Semi-fina l At Old Paradians Ground, Yarra Park Second Semi-fina l At Old Scotch Ground, Yarra Park E SECTIO N First Semi- fina l At Oval 11, Albert Park Second Semi-fina l At Oval 10, Albert Park F SECTIO N First Semi-fina l At Oval 4, Albert Park Second Semi-final At Oval 2, Albert Park JUNIOR SECTION i First Semi- fina l At McAllister Oval, Royal Park Second Semi-fina l At Brens Oval, Royal Park JUNIOR SECTION 2 First Semi-final At Ransford Oval, Royal Park Second Semi- fi na l At Ross Gregory Oval, A RESERVE SECTION First Semi-final At Elsternwick Park B RESERVE SECTION First Semi-fi nal At University Oval or Geelong West Oval (Depending on whether Geelong is participating) C RESERVE SECTION First Semi-fi nal At David Road Reserve, Hampton (Hampton Rovers Ground ) Second Semi-fi nal At Harry Trott Oval D RESERVE SECTION First Semi-fi nal At Flinders Park, Batman Avenue Second Semi-fina l At Oval 2, Albert Park E RESERVE SECTION First Semi-final At Oval 3, Albert Park Second Semi-final At Oval 10, Albert Park F RESERVE SECTION First Semi-fina l At Oval 14, Albert Park Second Semi-final At Oval 15, Albert Park HOW TO GET THERE ELSTERNWICK PARK - Train to Elsternwick, or Carnegie tram in Swansto n Street to Glenhuntly Road, walk wes t along Glenhuntly Road HARRY TROTT OVAL (Albert Park) at rear of MacRobertson Girls' High School (Collegians) - St Kilda Road tram (except Toorak) to Bowen Crescent ROSS GREGORY OVAL, Albert Park (Power House) - Opposite St Kilda Cricket Ground Tram or bus to St Kilda Junction or train to St Kilda OVAL 2 (AJAX), OVAL 3 (Caulfield Grammarians), 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, (Dookie & Longerenong O C ), OVAL 14 (National Bank), OVAL 15 (St Kevin's Old Boys), ALBERT PARK - Train to Middle Park 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), Mc- ALLISTER 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) UNIVERSITY OVAL (Uni Blacks and Blues), (Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swanston Street or Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street ) FLINDERS PARK (ANZ Bank), Batman Avenue, opposite Olympic Swimming Stadium (Batman Ave tram from Princes Bridge) GEELONG WEST OVAL: Princes Highway to Church Street, turn right and proceed along Church Street to ground 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 19, 1972 Page 21

22 TODAY'S GAMES UMPIRE S On ground of first named O lub at 2 p m Reserves at a m and Junior Matches in Bold Type L ikely winners of Senior Umpire for Reserve game shown in brackets A SECTION Caulfield Gram v Old Paradians - Mason Goal : Paizis, Williams (Feil) North Old Boys v De La Salle OC - Rowell Goal: Bridges, O'Brien (B Roberts) Coburg v St Bernards OC - George Goal : D McKenzie, R McKenzie (Dowling) Ormond v University Blues - Rowe Goal : Ahlm, Box (Peters) MHS Old Boys v Monash Blues - Marshall Goal : E Wilson, Jenner (I Wilson) B SECTION Old Trinity Gr v Old Carey Gr - Kong Goal : D Bennett, V McKenzie (Doherty) University Blacks v Geelong-(at Elsternwick Park) - Gannon Goal : A Smith (Somerville) Ivanhoe v Tooronga-Malvern - Loy Goal : Dunstan, G Smith (R Roberts) Kew v UHS Old Boys - D It Dodds Goal : McCusker, Saunder (Reilley) Old Scotch Coll v Collegians - Hagarty Goal : Sanderson, (Duckworth) C SECTION Commonwealth Bank v Old Melburnians - G Thomas (Cogdon), Power House v Assumption OC-Harradence (Sutherland) St Kilda CBOC v Old Xaverians - Posetti (Taylor) Reservoir OB v National Bank - D Jenkin (Woolf )Old Haile* v Fairfield - I Jenkin (Pyers) D SECTION Parkside v Alphington - Hindle (Wells) Footscray ITOB v La Trobe Blacks - Foley (Doyle) St Patricks OC v St Kevins OB - Hamilton (Veitch) Old Geelong Gr v Hampton Rovers - Wills (Cordner) Old Brighton Gr v Brunswick - Hill (Kollmorgen) E SECTION Glenhuntly v AMP Society - Bonnyman (I Simpson) Old Ivanhoe Gr v AJAX - Robinson (Dennington) ANZ Bank v Marcellin OC - Medley (Bohan) West Brunswick v State Savings Bank - Jennings (G Bennett) F SECTION La Trobe Reds v St Bedes OC - D R Dodd (D Brown) Dookie & Long OC v Old Camberwell Gr - King (McTaggart) Old Mentonians v North Brunswick - Lockett (Davenport) Monash Whites v Elsternwick - McCartney (Lucas) Page 22 JUNIOR SECTION 1 Monash Uni v MHS Old Boys - Byrne Hampton Scouts v Ormond - Nicholls St Bernards OC v Ivanhoe - L Thomas University Blacks v Power House - O'Rourke Old Scotch Coll a bye JUNIOR SECTION 2 Brunswick v Old Brighton Gr - Lothian Tooronga-Malvern v Coburg - Malcolm Beverley Hills v North Old Boys - Poke AJAX v University Blues - Barnes National Bank v West Brunswick - Keating, Caulfield Gr a bye EMERGENCY UMPIRE S G Simpson, 'Bishop, Goodman, Marsden, Rolfe, Dressing SCORES TO HERALD - NUMBERS Publication dead-line is 4 50 pm Fine - ONE DOLLAR if not phoned by this time If you miss this dead-line, you must phone by 530 p m Fine - THREE DOLLARS if not attended to If you miss out on The Herald, phone the Press Correspondent at before 7 pm otherwise a further Fine of ONE DOLLAR is incurred "HERALD" PHONE NUMBERS or or Ext 1479 or 1893 RESERVE SECTION Results to or , Ext 1892 BE- FORE 3 pm Clubs in "A" Section are required to furnish ALL Goal-kickers and six (6) Best Players for each team (including Christian names and positions played), together with a short summary of the match, to the Press Correspondent before 7 pm This is the responsibility of the HOME CLUB Note new numbers shown above THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972

23 premiership LISTS A SECTION W L For Agst % Pis Ormond Caulfield Gram Old Paradians Coburg qt Bernards OC University Blues North Old Boys Monash Blues MHS Old Boys De La Salle OC B SECTIO N University Blacks Geelong Ivanhoe Old Scotch Coll Old Trinity G r Kew Collegians 'Old Carey Or *Toor-Malvern UHS Old Boys C SECTIO N Reservoir OB *Assumption OC Power House St Kilda CBOC *Old Xaverians National Bank Old Haileybury Fairfield Old Melburnians C'wealth Bank D SECTIO N Old Brighton Gr Brunswick " LaTrobe Blacks Parkside Alphington St Patricks OC *St Kevins OB Hampton Rovers Old Geelong Gr Footscray ITOB E SECTION Marcellin OC State Sav Bank Old Ivanhoe Gr Glenhuntly AJAX AMP Society ANZ Bank West Brunswick F SECTIO N Old C'well Gr Elsternwick 13 4 I St Bedes OC 9_ Old Mentonlans North Brunswick Monash Whites idookie & Long OC *LaTrobe Reds JUNIOR SECTION 1 (Four points allowed for each bye) Power House Ormond St Bernards OC Monash University Old Scotch Coil University Blacks Hampton Scouts MHS Old Boys Ivanhoe A RESERVE SECTIO N W L For Agst % *Ormond *Coburg North Old Boys Monash Blues I St Bernards OC Caulfield Gram *Old Paradians 5 11 I *University Blues MHS Old Boys De La Salle OC B RESERVE SECTIO N University Blacks Geelong Old Scotch Coll Old Trinity Gr Old Carey Or *Collegians Ivanhoe New *Toor-Malvern UHS Old Boys C RESERVE SECTION St Kilda CBOC Reservoir OB Power House Old Xaverians il Assumption OC Fairfield Old Haileybury National Bank Old Melburnians C'wealth Bank D RESERVE SECTIO N Parkside *Hampton Rovers Old Geelong Gr St Kevin's OB il Old Brighton Gr I Alphington *LaTrobe Blacks ;FOOtscray ITOB Brunswick St Patricks OC E RESERVE SECTIO N State Sav Bank Old Ivanhoe Gr li AJAX I Marcellin OC 10 7 I AMP Society ANZ Bank West Brunswick Glenhuntly F RESERVE SECTIO N Monash Whites Old C' well Gr Elsternwick LaTrobe Reds Old Mentonians St Bedes OC North Brunswick Dookie & Long OC JUNIOR SECTION 2 (Four points allowed for each bye) North Old Boys University Blues Coburg II Caulfield Gram Old Brighton Or Toor-Malvern West Brunswick National Bank AJAX Beverley Hills Brunswick * Drawn Game Unregistered players 5th August THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - August 19, 1972 Page 23