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 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 :: FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK June 27 - COBURG v ORMON D July 4- SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE MATCH July 11 - M H S OLD BOYS v COBUR G Page 2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970

3 p RMQHD'S SECOND HALF BEATS CAUL GRAM Coburg Shaky Until Last Term Close Call For Several Leaders - One Beate n By GEORGE MeTAGGART After trailing Caulfield Grammarians in the first half Ormond showed great improvement after the interval and ran out winners by 14 points Coburg were not over-impressive for three quarters against Collegians bu t turned in a strong last quarter when they kicked 9-2 to 1-2 and won by a big targin Several leading teams had close calls, and one of them, Old Trinity, suffered defeat Ormond's poor kicking got them into trouble and they were 25 points behind Caulfield at half-time but they added 5-9 to a goal in the third term, and went further ahead in the last quarter Collegians were within 8 points of Coburg early in the last quarter but then Coburg cut loose and doubled their three-quarter-time score to finish with the remarkably accurate score of 18A De La Salle and Old Paradians battled out a low scoring even game They were level at quarter time and and De La led by 5 points at the interval, but broke away in the third term to lead by 19 points Parade struggled valiantly to wipe off their leeway in the last quarter but went clown by a point Melbourne High's inaccurate kicking robbed them of the chance to score a big win over University Blues, who put in a poor first half High led by 17 points at half-time and threequarter-time and just managed to hold the Blues off to win by 3 points Monash University opened well at Ivanhoe and led the home side by 10 points at half-time but Ivanhoe gradually wore them down and won in a close finish by 8 points Alphington gave Geelong a fright when they led for more than three quarters of the game Geelong were 26 points down at the last change, but rattled home in a great finish to add 8-1 in the final term and win by 17 points Old Scotch were also in trouble against Kew until the third quarter when they came away and scored by 15 points University Blacks and Old Xaverians were engaged in a torrid struggle with the Blacks emerging winners by 7 points Uni High kicked only 2 points against Tooronga-Malvern in the first half, and were 5 goals behind, but they added 5 goals in the third quarter and struggled home by 3 points Old Haileybury put up a poor showing against St Kilda CBC, who were always well in command and won by nearly 10 goals National Bank surprised Assumption and led throughout to score by 17 points Old Trinity crashed against AMP Society who opened up a winning lead in the first quarter Trinity could not recover from the 6-goal deficit and were beaten by 20 points Old Brighton trailed St Kevin's in the first half but finished too strongly for their opponents and won by 20 points This defeat cost St Kevin's their place in the four Old Geelong moving into fourth position Old Camberwell went away from Elsternwick in the last quarter and won by 3 goals, displacing Elsternwick from the four, THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970 Page 3

4 Reservoir Old Boys gave their percentage a boost when they kicked a big score (28-36) against Old Essendon who failed to score The four top teams in Junior Section 1 recorded wins Old Scotch's shocking kicking (1-14 at half-time) gave them some anxious moments against St Bernard's but they eventually won quite comfortably There was some big scoring in Section 2 - Caulfield Grammar kicked the huge score of (276 points) against AJAX and Elsternwick kicked (196 points) to National Bank's Among the Reserves Coburg finished well to beat Collegians by 13 points and Ivanhoe did the same to beat Monash by 4 goals North Old Boys beat Footscray Tech by 7 points Power House easily beat Old Melburnians Old Trinity beat AMP Society by 31 points Old Xaverians beat Brunswick by only 9 points AJAX beat AN7, Bank by a goal and Old Camberwell surprised Elsternwick with a 6-point win 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 PERMITS CLOSE SOON Applications for permits for sea son 1970 will close with the Records Secretary of the V AF A M Br uce De Lacy, 67 Charman Road, Mentone 3194 on July lst : The only application considered af ~ ter 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 trans ferred to Victoria in his employrnent,' or a National Serviceman who returns to Victoria A player who has played with a club in the VAF A this season, and has subsequently played with another club, must stand down for two matches before being eligible to play for his VAFA 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 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:ration may be made at any time up to the last home and home match CHANGE OF GROUND - JULY Ilth The match between North Old Boy s and Alphington on July llth will now be played at North Melbourne Football Ground, Arden Street, North Melbourne Page 4 ROSS FAULKNER'S `Native' Brand Footballs THE ONLY BALL USED BY BOTH TH E * VFL & * VF A 1966 FINAL SERIE S ROSS FAULKNER PTY LTD 157 BALLANTYNE ST, THORNBURY Phone : :, 1I;-: THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970

5 AST WEEK'S RESULT S A SECTION pa La Salle OC old Paradians De La Salle : Stewar nerney, Lindsay d Best : HalasiachCookeunLynch,,PJhitelaw, Hunt, Wright Old Paradians : Audley 3, Galloway 2, Jordan, Kohut Best : Johnson, Grindlay, Kendall, Quinan, Ford, Foster Coburg Collegians Coburg : McFarlane 8, Green 2, Scanlon 2, King 2, Parkes, Pearson, N Beattie, Malloy : Sullivan, Douglas, Scanlon, McFarlane, Best Gardiner, Seath Collegians: Boucher 2, Boag 2, C Roach, Boundy, P Munn Best: Shinkfield, Boundy, Heron, C Roach, Webster, Boucher f1hs Old Boys Univ Blues MHS Old Boys : Malone 2, Cherry, H Ritterman, I Wilson, Cooper, Nelson Best: Lolatgis, Needham, Nelson, Turnbull, Pascoe, Cooper Univ Blues : Church 3, Barkley 2, Rutherford 2, Nicholls Best : Leaper, Macaw, Ross, Cottrill, Nicholls, Trumble Ormond Caulfield Gramm Ormond : Murphy 3, Crumpton, Sierakowski, Wood, Russ, Blight, Ladd Best: Russ, Cameron, Wood, Bourne, Ladd, Murphy Caulfield Gramm : McLaughlin 3, Atchison 2, Butcher 2, Lane, E Coffey Best : McLaughlin, Williams, Lane, Barker, Long, Clark Ivanhoe Monash Univ Ivanhoe : Hick 4, McKernan 2, Quinlivan, Phillips, Litchfield, Whitaker Best : Logan, Hick, Berry, Coulter, McWhinnie, Peaks Monash Univ : Peers 3, Heaney 2, Van Elden, Graham, Bartley, Thomas Best : Bartley, Knight, Galbraith, Van Elden, Wilson Peers B SECTIO N North Old Boys Footscray TCOB North Old Boys : Goalkickers, Best Players not received Footscray TCOB : Leonard 2, Punshon, P Brophy Best: Saville, B Park, H Park, Fletcher, Galvin, Andres Univ Blacks Old Xaverians University Blacks : Goalkickers, Best Players not received Old Xaverians : Woodruff 2, Athorne, McKenzie, Gowers Best : McKenzie, Ryan, Padfield, Gibson, Lechte St Bernard's O C C'wealth Bank St Bernard's O C : De Luca 3, Sullivan 2, B Hilbert 2, Drennan, Burgin, G Amott, Taylor Best : J Parrett, Sullivan, Collins, Hannebery, Crennan, Phelan C'wealth Bank : Edwards 3, Radford, Anderson Best : O'Brien, Cooper, Dick, Robb, Medcraft, D'Orsa Old Scotch Coll Kew Old Scotch : P Clarke 5, Stoker 2, Campbell Best : R Beaurepaire, P Clarke, Flemming, Hiddlestone, Anderson, D Beaurepaire Kew: Hiscock 2, Denher, Maynard, Stone, Weinert Best : Briggs, Weinert, Davey, Smith, Mullin, Mitchell Geelong Alphington Geelong : Leake 8, Smith 2, Wells 2, Wilson 2, Allden, Casboult Best : Wilson, Allden, Trevaskis, Leake, Wookey, Sheringham Alphington : Wayman 5, McKay 3, Poulton 2, Johannsen 2, Wills Best : Williams, Robinson, Shearer, Fairchild, Tann, Puddy "South British United Football Award " Round 11 of the South British United Football Award applied to C Section Clubs of the VAFA The award was won by the Old Carey Gramm Club who scored the greatest winning margin in C Section during round 11 in defeating the Hampton Rovers Club to Congratulations to the Old Carey Club You will receive a new quality football through the courtesy of The South British Insurance Group of Companies The eligible teams competing for the award during round 12 will be D Section Teams Results to be announced in next week's Record THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970 Page 5

6 Last Week's Results - continued C SECTION Old Carey Gramm Hampton Rovers Old Carey : Hughes 3, Freeman 2, Redford 2, Tucker 2, Shaw 2, Trumble, R Wilcox, Raymond Best : R Wilcox, M Wilcox, Keddie, Freeman, Watson, Raymond Hampton Rovers : Cave, R Cooper, Thomas Best : Huckett, MacNish, Wolfe, Reid, Wood, Graham Old Melburnians Power House Old Melburnians : Roberson 3, Miller 2, P Murphy, Newmann, R Thompson Best : Cloke, Austin, McKay, A Thompson, D Wilson, Loughlin Power House : Hughan, Roberts, Bourke Best : Peters, Blythe, Walsh, Hutchinson, Cross, Coloe National Bank Assumption O C National Bank: Evans 3, Mortey, 3, Lloyd, Gore Best : Morley, Evans, Sutherland, Sheehan, Temby, Johnson Assumption O C : G Harding, M Beaumont, Dyer, Avery, W Daly Best: O'Dwyer, Avery, Cooper, Munari, G Harding, Faulkner UHS Old Boys Toor-Malvern U H S Old Boys : Goalkickers, Best Players not received Tooronga-Malvern : Hoey 3, Parker 3, Jones Best: Jones, Hoey, Parker, Williams, Cockerell, Findlay St Kilda CBOC Old Haileybu ry St Kilda C B O C : Goalkickers, Best Players not received Old Haileyburians : Gadsden 3, Young 2, Curtis, Langford-Jones, Williams Best : Cocks, Kane, Marshall, Pollock, Redd, Williams D SECT ION Fairfield Glenhuntly Fairfield: F Findlay 4, Marsh 3, Cuzens 2 Phinikarides, Hyland, Quadara, S Day Best : Cuzens, Marsh, Quadara, Phinikarides, S Day, Topp Glenhuntly : Warner 2, Rose, Bristow, Contencin, Clark Best: Rose, Barton, Morgan, Roberts, Duncan, Warner AMP Society Old Trinity Gr AMP Society : Crompton 4, Formby, Long, Rutty Best : Munro, Crompton, Ahern, Metcalf, Ruddell, McHugh Old Trinity: Peter Cohen, Phil Cohen, Fellows, Quarterman Best : Peter Cohen, Hudson, Emmerson, Watson, Phil Cohen, Fellows Old Brighton Gr St Kevin's OB Old Brighton : Hamilton 5, Myers 3, Pitche r 2, Wilson, M Wood Best : Wagner, M Wood, Hamilton, Millis, Dalton, Finkemeyer St Kevin's Old Boys : Dalton 3, K Hoare 2, Semetas, Wallace, L Johnson, Briggs, Willis' Best : Fernon, L Johnson, Reynolds, Hogarth, Lewin, Simon Parkside West Brunswick Parkside : Rodda 3, Jackson 3, Purcell 2, G Dryden 2, Whitaker 2, Fletcher, D Thomas Best: D Thomas, Ford, Eames, Fletcher, Willoughby, Bilton West Brunswick : Best: Bestow, Bell, Gurrieri, O'Brien, Strachan, Stubberfield Old Geelong Gr =39 St Patrick's OC Old Geelong : R Whalley 3, Bradshaw 3, Grantham 3, O'Byrne 2, Woods, Spiden, Marendaz Best: T Brown, R Whalley, Simpson, R Weibye, Hudson, O'Byrne St Pat's O C : Shannon 4, O'Connor 2, Photopolous, Fry, Murrihy Best : Shannon, Coffey, O'Connor, Brady, Maher, year FECIAL NEXT SATURDAY-JULY 4th REPREthENTATWE MATC H at ELSTERNWICK PARK at 2 p m Preceded by JUNIOR SECTIO N 1 MATCH - ORMOND v U N IVERSITY at am Admission - Adults 40c Children Free - Cars 20 c Page 6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970

7 Last Week's Results - continued E SECTIO N Brunswick D and L O C Brunswick : B Watt 7, C Benns 4, Weybury 3, Hanlon 3, Ball 2, Staples Best : Hirst, B Watt, Dwyer, Weybury, Quinn, Kinlock D and L O C : K Allison Best : Swinnerton, R Allison, Rose, Cutler, Sayer, Smith La Trobe Univ Old Ivanhoe Or La Trobe Univ : J Condon 4, Paciocco 3, O'Brien 2, Sgro 2, Leorke 2, Nadenbousch 2, Anyon Best : Nadenbousch, Pech, Sgro, O'Brien, J Condon, Gee Old Ivanhoe : G Stevens 5, Steele 3, Wiltshire 2, J Stevens, Pratt, Waddingham Best : Cuttriss, G Stevens, Woods, J Stevens, Love, Pratt State Sav Bank Old Mentonians State Sav Bank : P Cavanagh 10, Cameron 3, Inglis, Papacostas 3, Lofts 2, Moule 2, Gossip, Pitts Best : Brennan, Wynd, Papacostas, Cameron, Moule, Inglis Old Mentonians : Newton 2, Page 2, Allaway 2, Pearson, McCashney, Ingram Best: C Hallam, Harrison, Page, Ingram, Newton, Harford ANZ Bank AJAX ANZ Bank : Dancer 4, Floyd 3, Davidson 3, Jackson 2, Treleaven, Gilroy-Scott Best: Dancer, Karpavicius, P Sampson, Spencer, Pearson, Kelly AJAX : Goldfarb 4, Jorberg 2, Stillman, Wolper, Goldberg, Guthry Best : Shulman, Herzfeld, Lefkovic, Jolson, Rubenstein, Webb Old Cam'wett Gr Elsternwick Old Camberwell : Erskine 3, MacCatium 2, K Wood 2, Redman, Waterworth, Gretgrix Best : Tucker, Hewitt, Redman, MacCallum, Erskine, Waterworth Elsternwick: Cornehls 2, Williams, Street, Fitzsimmons, Holmes, Cochrane Best : Wilson, Freer, A Ramsay, Street, Holmes, Everett Rese rvoir O B ?~0f, Old Essendo n Reservoir Old Boys : Bates 6, F Tulninga 4, P O'Brien 4, Jarvie 3, G Lesion 3, G Trevascus 3, D Scott 2, Calrk 2, G Slater Best : Jarvie, Bates, S Aston, L Heater, G Letson, F Tuininga, P O'Brien Old Essendon : Best : Bateman, Phillip, Raiminy UNIVERSITY JUNIORS' POINTS RESTORED University Juniors' appeal against loss of points for playing an ineligible player on April Ilth, has been upheld and the noints havn been restored as si?:our~;; in the Premiership List in this week's issue JUNIOR SECTION Ormond 6-2 d Old Paradians 29 Ormond : Kozlowski 5, Jenkins 4, Bartle 3, Pearce 3, Logan 2, Corben, Hammond Best : Logan, Corben, Jenkins, Bartle, Pearce, Ashley Old Paradians : Fay 2, Harrod, Lucy Best : Haugh, Bahen, Fay, Coy, Lucy, Harrod MHS Old Boys St Kilda CBOC MHS Old Boys : Young 2, Harley 2, Brooks, Ternes, Haas, McDonald Best : McDonald, Cormack, Morey, Humphries, Cameron, Senini St Kilda CBOC : Vine Best : Field, Clinch, Vine, Halpin, Kennedy, Quirk University Coburg University: Voigt 3, Costello 2, King 2, T Ryan 2, Girdwood, McMillan Best : Girdwood, Kemp, T Ryan, Moylan, J Clarke, Springhall Coburg : Sutherland Best : Colvin, Clark, Davey, Joannidis, Birch, Royal Old Scotch Coll St Bernard's OC Old Scotch : MacFarlane 3, Hare 2, Marks Best : Clark, Marks, Moffatt, MacFarlane, Bell, Leong St Bernard's OC : P Hogan, G Mitchell, Eaton, Weston Best: Ryan, P Hogan, G Mitchell, Gulliver, Rahili, G Mahoney Monash Univ Ivanhoe Monash Univ : Buscombe 4, Flett 3, Thoms, Peacock, Hughes, James, Pannifex Best : Wettenhall, Flett, Hughes, Drysdale, Barnett, Smart Ivanhoe : Earle, Borchers Best: Borchers, Earle, Maxwell, Renshaw, I Jones, Brady VAFA MEETIN G Club Secretaries and Delegates are reminded that the next meeting of the Association will be held at the Amateur Sports Club, 14 MeKillol) Street, Melbourne on Monday week, July 6th, at 8 p m One delegate only is permitted from each club, but make sure your club is represented CHANGE OF ADDRESS - OLD CAREY SECRETARY The address of Old Carey's Secretary has been changed as follows:- MR G R MITCHELL, 35 Tyne St, Box Hill North 3129 (Phone ) THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 27, 1970 Page 7 I

8 Last Week's Results - continued Hampton Scouts Parkside Hampton Scouts : Grant 3, Tregear 3, Young 3, Patterson 2, Goodrem, ckenzie, Thompson Best : Taylor, Tomlinson, Mooney, Malherbe, Gribble, Goodrem Parkside : Goalkickers, Best Players not received West Brunswick Old Brighton Or West Brunswick : Massaro 4, Downie 2, Mac- Donald 2, Sullivan 2, Featherstone, Kay Best : Featherstone, Guatta, Massaro, Naylor, Roberts, B Ryan Old Brighton : Grandin 5, Watkins 2, Halliday, Clarke, Paroissien, Eastgate Best : Bowers, Grandin, Grove, Cowling, Levvey, Eastgate Toor-Malvern Alphington Tooronga-Malvern : Young 3, Martin 2, Leifting 2, Cowen, Cullen, Moore, Mitchell, Lingard, Zobie Best : Young, Doran, Watts, Mitchell, Braun, McNamara Alphington : Wills 3, Eaton 2, Newman 2, Eldridge, Munro Best : Newman, Eldridge, Shea, Eaton, Welch, Gaynor Caulfield Gramm AJAX Caulfield Grammar: Voyage 12, Gillespie 9, Parker 5, Wood 4, McLaughlin 4, Minoque 2, Dressing, Richardson, Melfroy, Parker, Rutledge, Watson Best : Malfroy, McLaughlin, Minoque, Parker, Rutledge' Voyage AJAX : Robenstone, Bogatin, Grace Best : Auster, Bogatin, Kinazer, Lew, Robenstone, Fink Elsternwick National Bank Elsternwick: R Newton 10, Rosewarne 6, Gooden 5, M Newton 2, Leeming 2, May 2, P Newton, Creams' Caspersz Best: R Newton, Rosewarne, Creema, May, Allen, Gooden Nationa l 2, Skelton 2, Kerlin, G ab~entiey, SStide Best: G Arcadlou, Tilton, Sutherland, John, Skelton, Stride Army Apprentices forfeited to Power House A RESERVE SECTIO N Old Paradians De La Salle O C Old Paradians : J Mount 4, Frost 2, Farrugi J O'Brien, R Booth Best : a R J Tudor, Farrugia, Mount, Dowling, J O'Brien, Westcott De La Salle : Faul 2, Lofts Best : K Perkins, Lofts, Faul, Keating, Glover, O'Toole Coburg Collegians Coburg : Gill 3, Hibbard, Bowman, Zanon Mickie Best:, Quinn, Zenon, Jackson, Bowman, Greenhorn, Hibbard Collegians : Moodie 2, Dunn, Kerr, Varigos Best : T Munn, Ferguson, Dunn, Opie, Kerr, L Richards Univ Blues MHS Old Boys Univ Blues : Standish 3, J Ryan 3, Costello, Leitch, O'Connor Templar, Best: Leitch, G David, J Ryan, Standish, Hunter, Leonard M H S Old Boys : Hendry, Ikin, Best : Bryce, Prideaux Thomas, R Tredennick, Perry, Short, Cosmas Ormond Caulfield Gramm Ormond : Joakim 4, Metcalf 3, Le Page 2 B Fitts, M, Gullivan Best : Baxter, Adams, Joakim, Dunne, Jackson, Mounter Caulfield Gramm : Waxman, Criswick, Mathieson Best : McNicol, Pickering, Gerrand, Geddes, Hayman, Andrews Ivanhoe 4-1 Monash Univ Ivanhoe : Moyes 3, Hecker 2, Knight 2, Burke, Linley, Hutton, Elsworth, Homsey Knight, P Best : Jones, Giles, Elsworth, Hutton, Borchers Monash Univ : Goalkickers, Best Players not received BUSINESS AT USUAL Although there are no Club matche s next Saturday - July 4th - Goalkickers and Best players for today's games, for inclusion in the July 11th issue together with Ball Briefs and Social Notes etc must be received by first post on Monday next, June 29th Copy received after that time will not be included T W SHERRIN' S "KANGA ROO" BRAND FOOTBALL S FIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - Still Leads The Field Page 8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970

9 Ls Week's Results ~nuilnued B RESERVE SECTION North Old Boys Footscray TCOB North Old Boys : Goalkickers, Best Players not received Footscray TCOB : Paterson, Clarke, Flett Best : Harris, A Scott, Fugazotto, Clark, Flett, Mc- Leod Univ Blacks Old Xaverians Uni Blacks : Pitt 4, Jones 3, Crawford 2, Sharpe 2, G Smith 2, nstevens Pitt, Clifford, G Smith, Stuckey, t stebens Old Xaverians : Moore 2, Kyne, Trahir, Smith, J Bowden Best: Costello, Pirrie, Trahir, Kyne St Bernard's O C C'wealth Bank St Bernard's O C : Hampson 2, Considine 2, Mitchell, Sharkey Best : Merrick, O'Loughlin, I Harvey, K Smith, P Amott, Payton C'wealth Bank : Joy Best : J White, Linehan, Board, McNally, Howard, Hjorth Kew Old Scotch Coll Kew : Rhoden 2, Kertin 2, Meyer, White, Barclay, Lynch Best : Barclay, Berry, Lynch, White, Kertin, H Crowe Old Scotch : McTaggart 2, Leong, Sneddon, Pilkington Best : Watson, Goddard, Nixon, Lewis, Evans, Teasdale Geelong Alphington Geelong : Jackson 4, Meagher 3, Collins 3, Lamb 3, Poulton, Rolland Best: Jackson, Meagher, Kilpatrick, You[, Lamb, R Coad Alphington : O'Shea, Hayes, J Tudgen Best : J Tudgen, P Harris, Trezise, Ward, Browne, J Eaton C SKIL ~~ E-2 RESERVE SECTION Old Carey Gramm Hampton Rovers Old Carey : Jones 3, Fink 3, Miller 2, Chapman 2, Ambrosio, R Morgan, Simms, Freer Best : Fink, Ambrosio, Miller, Chapman, Freer, Clay Hampton Rovers : Combs Best : Combe, Patterson, Hill, Beattie, Holding, Berry Power House Old Melburnians Power House : Ruff 4, Nugent-Smith 4, Harri s 2, Goodall Best : Nugent-Smith, Gordon, Ross, Ruff, MacDougal, Harris Old Melburnians : B Murphy, Ristrom, Verco, S Wilson Best : Moore, Gilbert, Tartakover, Caldwell, Pyman, Campbell Assumption OC National Bank Assumption O C: J Fitz 4, J Shaw 2, Hanvin 2, Patterson, Punch, O'Keefe Best: J Fitz, Hanvin, O'Keefe, Patterson, J Shaw, Murray National Bank: James, Goudie, Peach, Hill Best : McLeod, Hayes, Phillips, Coe UHS Old Boys Toor-Malvern UHS Old Boys : Goalkickers, Best Players not received Tooronga-Malvern : Russo 2, Fitzpatrick Best : Fitzpatrick, Russo, Conquest, Cogan, P Sheerly Old Haileybury St Kilda CBOC Old Haileyburians: Trapp 2, Fraser, Lyons, Jackson, Sawyer, Bowden, Jones Best : Coote, Fraser, Godfree, Hattam, Irving, Trapp St Kilda CBOC : Goalkickers, Best Players not received GET TO THE FOOTY ON TIME LET HELP YOU WITH YOUR WEEKEND CHORES S /L SHE R 1-1M ~~ -1 THE A M ATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970 Page 9

10 Last Week's Results continue d D RESERVE SECTION Fairfield Glenhuntly Fairfield: N Wykes 4, Mitchell, Zerella, Greer, Herbstreit Best : D Wykes, N Wykes, Greer, Stephens, Zerella, Clarke Glenhuntly: Francis 4, Hodgins Best : Johnson, Francis, Wilcox, Alman, Plummer, Lee Old Trinity Gr AMP Society Old Trinity: Burke 2, A Dart 2, Stockdale, M Henry, Hyndman, A Powell Best: A Dart, Burke, R Henry, Powell, Frood, Duke AMP Society : Bloss, Sirianni, Johnson Best : Gay, Saxby, Sirianni, Johnson, Scott, Taylor St Kevin's OB Old Brighton Gr St Kevin's Old Boys : O'Connor 2, J Simpson, B Johnson, Rolle, McNamara, O'Connell Best: Mooney, Martin, J Simpson, O'Connell, B Johnson, Rolle Old Brighton : Hosie 2, Hopgood, P Wood, Trewavas Best : Comper Trewavas, Jackson, P Taylor, Sanders, Huggins Parkside West Brunswick Parkside : Sammut 4, P Byrne 2, White, Winnacott, S Milburn, Gates Best : Chanter, B Prosser, Fitzgerald, Luscombe, Ellerton, Ward West Brunswick : Oakley, Egan Best : Egan, Hayes, Oakley, O'Dea, Prosser, Thompson Old Geelong Gr St Patrick's OC Old Geelong Gram : McMillan 8, Holland 2, Manser 2, R Fraser, Kilpatrick, Lewis, Hay, Darke Best : Lewis, Holland, McMillan, Manser, Connor, Gretton-Watson St Pat's O C : Grindall 2, Mardling 2, Leydon 2 Best : Grindall, Cribbs, Mardling, Daly, Leydon, Lane SCOREBOARD AT ELSTERNWICK PARK Clubs are advised that the Scoring Board at EIsternwick Park must be operated by responsible club officials at all times Children must not be allowed in the Scoring Board T_ E RESERVE SECTION Old Xaverians Brunswick Old Xaverians : Stanley 3, Denton, Connellan, Richardson, Ryan Best : Connellan, Petroff, Fakhry, Dowling, Denton, Richardson Brunswick : Young 2, K Beckett, B Goodman, Meyers, Hirvonen Best : Baguley, Young, S Goodman, G Beckett, Barnett, K Beckett La Trobe Old Ivanhoe Gr La Trobe Univ : Sparkes 4, Badnam Best : Sparkes, Gould, Witte, Thiel, Bell, Porra Old Ivanhoe : Arthur 2, Kadar, Wolstencroft, Pulford Best: Wolstencroft, Pulford, Stagg, 1 Bennett, Mort, Varley State Sav Bank Old Mentonians State Sav Bank : T Cavanagh 4, Munro 3, Sutton 3, Dumbrell 3, Gourley 2, Mitchell, Stafford, Jackson, Hatfield Best : Dumbrell, Munro, Perrett, Stafford, Parnell, Sutton Old Mentonians : Ericksen 4, G Horwill Best : Shaw, Medbury, Allaway, Reilly, P Smith, Fregon AJAX ANZ Bank AJAX: Chizik 2, Unglik 2, Fonda, Stuk, Eizenberg, Krongold Best : Eizenberg, Stuk, P Grossberg, Lewis, Robin, Mehl ANZ Bank : Stamps 2, Cleeve, Eames, Grant, Armstrong, Trewin Best : Debelak, Lyons, Child, Fehring, Carrazza, Stamps Old Cam'well Gr Elsternwick Old Camberwell : Sims 4, G Buckeridge 2 Best : Cripps, Mehan, Oakley, Robinson, Keefe, Lucas Elsternwick: 1 Ramsay 3, Garbutt, Sekac Best: Campbell, Sekac, I Ramsay, Peters, D Perkins, Hohmuth Reservoir O B Old Essendon Gr Reservoir Old Boys : Woods 5, Ashworth 3, L Scott Best : Craven, Ashworth, Woods, A Dunn, G Tuininga, Dulke Old Essendon : Bateman 2 Best: Hausler, Mack, A McLeod, Foreshaw, McDonald, Bateman Special Notice-On July 11th, 1970 the match NORTH OLD BOYS v ALPHINGTON will be played on th e NORTH MELBOURNE FOOTBALL GROUND Arden Street, North Melbourne Reserves a m Firsts 2 p m Page 10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 27, 1970

11 h a t n t f 1 CER ` G rs o Press POST ~ - m ~ --, ~ ro Post CarrevPa Y ~ the ~ ~AY g nde boxes is~ cle~ ARLIr on are advised ADD arealy~ n ear y~ eearljer 11 tf~~ ar THE ~~Lx A~~ T EBox R d n~4pa~ pur F OTTgALFpR a Make ere not late ~P- Pre nm g 3 some an -POST ~ e You, 0 pm dress to the EdME,t,gpURN LER EARLY, don t rniss ([Ise 1 ~ the ad ~s Priv E, 300 Post dress~d ate ad _ ResW SLTX,TS r ts of amat OF I~ envelope T s Provided eu h Radio at ion s the ) Sp0 r eac t nga~ s a 3L0 ea ~B C S~QroEW Televis 0 aturday 3L0 3DBSessions of of 630 Pr~ nday {~hg Session,,nd C nnel 2 also nels njar~2ndg~m mg~e ses, fo ~~ng~a~ s cafyn'~ gu each score Provid 9 ~'e to listen muatetn RC~RturdaY af=n tio~u~atch Y ES XNSTRTX~ Y_ pl hki s broadcast Team UCTXO S13PERS Reserye s~aaers EAS~ «T~' ~ ~ARDXIV Part ctio and T' 7'E NU si gn "Time-on', j s~1 the folio When g~ outd note tart Ing ~e ints;, t ~~~ dj 9t~ or ie i~med QX~~ hen 2~AClate e f art 4 50 a,$ ' ofth ~~ai the wavjanf a g~a been rninu~ ~ d QU Ferates ~e Urn e hall ~ mpire to g of ~e take 3 es AR TER t Pire an the Ge the b Y-- time m'ation, o Uterva PiuSs TIM Of 20 fc~e the tune m ~ e hy the ~c'~ mcrthe 15 Amv-u ~T ~~ ~ to the &i~ o~ the wa~ng ~ter to ef~ad t~ of the that is the ~ of ~'~Ond E T o R~e~,hNUTES PO tbird Enter MERCENCyp,2~'ACr WH Y 25~e~ of 2p ~u maatchs~rves I and ~~ocatedpires f, _ ±j71 consist ground - f qu~e~jor her of 25 Sectio the a Should t wi11 be,;s Sectlnie~o n ion ju a minutes tio ~~ a s d[rhra emic~ ~'be neted ft Pirp fail THE matcjaes at Senior ~d~io~en~ Ctuh gene, il ia s mus~p~e tp ss~ t po hone AMATEU 6 F pot AL r Sec - rrec n~ber yaskt~ hem~ ~ a n and r,~ farn June 27, 79~0 ~ 492, g the page 11

12 Important Notes -- continued 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 450 pm they will be published If received after that time, they will not be published, but if you miss the 450 pm deadline, YOU MUST STILL PHONE BEFORE 530 pm Our representative will be in attendance until that time If you fail to phone the scores to the Herald office before the publication deadline of 450 pm (Junior Sections excepted), you will be fined one dollar If you also fail to phone scores to the Herald before 530 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 7 30 pm, 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 A short summary of the match is also required "HERALD" PHONE NUMBERS You may now dial DIRECT to the Amateur Football representative at the "Herald" Office The numbers are : or If you have any difficulty, you may ring and ask for EXTENSION 407 or 479 RESERVE SECTION RESULTS to be phoned to BEFORE 3 pm or DIAL and ask for EXTENSION 272 Any phone calls not directed to these numbers go astray, and clubs will be regarded as not having phoned the scores, and will be fined accordingly 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 Goal Umpires for correct scores This is the responsibility of the HOME CLUB PRESS CORRESPONDENTS 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 TWO NUMBERS TO NOTE 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 pm) Quarter-by-quarter scores this week Watch for this number week by week The only way to ensure delivery on Monday is to post SUNDAY-EARLY Page 12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970

13 ~j, 1 an ~ o fo People reasons are r any on a~raid of rhey e a thous- ur, M P ~Aha 'ate ins~, see valu and people to jnsura Iiv~g p e esyvz d dea hrth old of g on age, lbeay d prt gse f heir o yn ance thinao It, g Ins Ys th~' oversea ought r, ~~ese 'seas ~at S alled Irfe e is a ADon,t You could ho s an~ A11, thrn's YOU at it s o sur, aboup ~ Pe for the Who utsures b Want ~' f to tuhet 3'Ourself lls, at ext ie hf ~n yvnga n star~$t life 12 n and wha 1 You~'~h an tm bd ren to eoi' o~~p ina ic, a You b' a~_ t 1 rya 8rau~k t of br ht ~d1p You, SQV~ DOn't be afraid of ~e dar k tye AMA ` UR pootbq L C Z R ~_ tbo RNE ME U June 27 y9 7 p

14 BALL BRIEFS We beat the gun two weeks ago when we wrote a farewell note to Garry Cartwright He saddled up at Geelong for Alphington Reserves last week, so Perc Adams expressed our good wishes again, whereupon Garry confessed that he doesn't go until Tuesday No further farewells to be extended today or we will be beating Dame Nellie Melba's record! Ken Redford, Chris Shaw and Ian Watson of Old Carey gave good display in the ruck against Hampton Rovers Some of the marks which Ken Redford took (particularly towards the end of the game) were almost unbelieveable in the heavy conditions Chris was not much behind him in the marking department, and Ian played his usual strong game Terry McLeod, back in Footscray Tech's side last week after a long absence proved what a handy footballer he is Returning from the West "Macca" played a good serviceable game in the mud Also better mention the skipper Ken Harris Coming back after injury, Ken is showing his best form in the centre once again De La Salle's "mudlarks" Henry Halasa, Shane Wright and John Lynch played great games against Old Paradians In shocking conditions the trio put themselves in for the ball at all times and set the example for the rest of the team, who rallied Collegians who have completed the century are our skipper Richie Ed-,wards (100 up today against Monash) and Peter Dunn (over 100) and the gentle one Geoffrey Nash (100 against Monash), Rob Webster (100 against Monash) Reserves coach Peter Lucas against Monash will have completed 150 games He has been with the club 9 years and has represented the V AFA in interstate games Wes Roach has to his credit 175 games and in his 10 years with the cli represented his club in V games, so these players and who have stuck to the club a n ed our code of football we si n say on behalf of all thank yo well done, and good luck to tl : ure "Fritzie" Kerr has played 140 games also Strong play by MHS backs last half saved the day in a des game against Uni Blues last Having a wonderful season, stz back Raoer Needham was seer ing numerous marks over his si opponent with Nick Solatgis co ing on his merry way muscled self into his third consecutive on the ground from the hall flank Benny Pascoe and Ian Tu: continued with their weekly m( among the best players also froi backline How about a few for cracking a mention soon After a terrible start, Univ Blues fought back well in the s, half against MHSOB, but just to win the game The revival pleasing, with the players shc more determination than in r games John Leaper dominate, half-back flank, and Ro,ss Macai well on the other one Bruce rill's disposal from his wing was ; and Mike Nicholls took some marks at centre half-forward Barry Church kicked his third from an acute angle we though might make it, but the final sirer too close T-M's winning run skidded to z at "Lake Tooronga" last week though kicking against the tide ii last quarter, we nearly took the from the undefeated leaders witl last kick of the day Gordon 1 played a brilliant game, and it not his fault that the Combine down Page 14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27,

15 ib has AF A others playcerely a and e futove r n the )erate week, r full takarved atinuhimbest -back nbull sntion, n the yard s rsity,cond Faile d was ming ecent I his v did Cott- ;reat good Fdhen, goal t we was halt Ali the fame r the ones was went saii Briefs - continued Peter McInerney and Graham Hocking both celebrate their 50th game Peter who is players' representative is a versatile player, playing most games at half-back, but now shows his best form in the centre Over the years Graham has given great service to Ormond both as a player and clubman All at Ormond congratulate them both, and look forward to their next 50 games Continuing a firmly-established trend at Ivanhoe, captain Bill Mc- Wrhinnie has become the father of a small daughter Congratulations Bill and Lorraine on the arrival of Jodie Ann Monash highlights - The high standard of "mud wrestling" (rivaling the efforts of Mark Lewin and King Curtis) at Ivanhoe last Saturday It is appropriate to pay a tribute to the skills of football which met an untimely death at the hands of Thick Slush - Requiescant in pace! Doug Bartley surmounted this to play a dashing game on the wing John Van Elden played a fine scouting game around the packs, as did Rob Wilson Phil Knight played a great last half, and Ida showed her vocal brilliance in spite of the slush to break even with the Monash supporters Gradually sneaking towards the very elusive 100-game mark for St Bernard's is Peter Nathan Nobody can deny that "Marts" is certainly the best worker the club has ever had, and now to keep himself in trim he has even turned his hand to running the boundary for the Firsts, after occasional bench-warming with the Reserves Although sometimes a little too keen on the financial affairs of the club, Narts is a very popular club member and one who always has St Bernard's at heart Commonwealth Bank supporters witnessed a more interesting event than the football at the mudheap last week Tom Whitmore's "bird", whilst whilst attempting to start Tom's car flattened the battery Basil and Scoop came up with the bright idea of changing batteries, but put the battery in the wrong way Smoke and confusion reigned Amid advice from illustrious spectators such as Bernie, Merv, "Burnie," Gympie, Lynn, "Crasher" and Sam, a voice from behind the crowd was heard to say, "I have a pair of jumper leads in my car" It belonged to our "speedy" hackman George Howard After this quiet episode "Bur nie" Board went to move his car but bogged, Sam Athans went to his assistance, and also bogged Then the Ampol truck with the oil-heating equipment bogged, so that is why players - the showers were calc after the game With great determination and in telligent handball, Kew Reserves, ad, apting to the conditions overcame the strength of Old Scotch, and provide~ valuable experience to the youn~ players After an inspiring pre-matcl talk by coach Bob Burden the tearr played determidly to beat Old Scotci for the first time in five years Con gratulations on a great win and keel up the good work Assumption Reserves consolidate( their position in the four with a re peat thrashing of National Bank Skip per Johnny "Barrel" Fitz playing hi ; 50th game celebrated with a sparklin= performance, topped off with fou goals The other top performance were by the older brigade : Adriai "Spud" O'Keefe, Johnny "4" Shav and Wally Arnott to the fore "Peep ing Pete" Patterson found enough mw around the ground for the mudpacl he needed to top off his sauna bat] "beauty treatment" of a couple o days previously He won't get mary starters for the mudpath, but there' a waiting list for his next sauna bat': performance 1970 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970 Page 1

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18 Ball Briefs continue d The OM's backline played a major part in the teams win last Saturday With Geoff Cloke again in dashing form on his flank and Garry Austin's complete domination of the air at centre half-back left little for Bob Mackay and Al Thompson to do on the back line Wingers Dave Wilson and Mick Loughlin provided the major avenue for the teams approach to goal Probably the most pleasing feature of the game was an overall improvement in teamwork National Bank forwards played a big part in the "Red Legs" victory over Assumption O C last Saturday Spearhead "Plumber Bill" Mumford finished the game goalless but his efforts helped "Croweater" Bob Evans and Pete Morley to notch three majors apiece Half-back "Sheets" Sutherland turned in a solid game after having had the wind taken out of his sails the previous week Down Fairfield way promotion comes rapidly Take Trevor "Ding- Doug" Bell for instance, he did such a splendid job of running for the Reserves last week that this week he copped the job for the Seniors, and he did a sterling job once again Bob Johnson and Merv Tranter, plus a few others, were in their best form but the scoreboard tells the story Glenhuntly much appreciates the work of Mrs Natihan, Lynette and Glenda with the pies, hot soup, donuts, etc PS What is the boiling point of soup, girls? Old Trinity players and supporters were sorry to hear that Mark Pruden will not be playing again this season due to kidney trouble Bad luck Mark but we look forward to your return next season Another to leave our service in the near future is Phil Cohen who unfortunately is off on a two year "holiday" with the Army Phil's enthusiasm both on and off the field will be greatly missed Page 18 AMP Reserves were jumped by Trinity and although they matched the opposition for the remainder of the match they couldn't reduce the leeway Alan Saxhy and "Herb" Gay were great triers and received solid support from "Mouse" and Mick Johnson The coach was not smiling after the game and may use a sharp axe at selection time this week Great to see the "Fat Lover" back from WA Some Old Brighton players prefer cards to football so it seems Owen "Marty" Millis, Dave "Ocean" Grove, Rick "Little Legs" Trewavas, Graham Willis and Joe "John" Nicholls are all regular players after training each week Unfortunately they play cards better than football Congratulations to Steve Cole who will chalk up his 50th game for Parkside today Steve would have had several more games to his credit had he not been called upon to serve his Country in the field of action in Veitnam All Parksiders are glad Steve returned safe and sound to the club this season, and is kicking a few goals for the reserves as well Hoping you will gain senior selection permanently on today's performance Stevie boy "Do as you're told" Department Jim Kilpatrick of Old Geelong arrived at the Reserves game last Saturday, got his gear out of the car, placed it on the ground behind the car and started talking to his mates Club parking expert Peter Lemon suggests that Jim move his car as it is blocking off the roadway Jim reverses his car to a safer spot The result? One remodelled bag-4 foot long, I inch thick! There was a big smile on coach John McClure's face after last week's win, which enabled Old Camberwell to go into the four Now all we have to do is keep it there THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970

19 Ball Briefs - continued That old philosophy "All comes to those who wait" proved a truth last Saturday when St Pats veteran Reserve Peter "The Jeep" Hynes got a game in the firsts after many years with the Reserves I believe it was his second game in the Firsts in over five years Well done Pete! Keep up this form! Brunswick'is Kenny Beckett played his last game for the club for a while The poor bloks is off to get married and then he goes into the Army Everybody connected with Brunswick wishes you all the best Ken, to you and your bride to be In shocking conditions, La Trobe Uni held on to an early lead gained in a brilliant second quarter, to win by four goals Best on the day : Nadenbousch, "Twiggy" O'Brien, Bus-Shelter1D Cordon and "Cramps" Pech The Reserves also cracked their first win for some time, "Electricity" Sparkes and "Mr Elegance" Gould playing well David Gordon joined the growing list of Old Ivanhoe players who have played 50 games for the club In the role of acting captain David played a great game both in defence and in the ruck Keeep going for the next 50 Dave In a game in which all players deserve to mention "Big John" Young was outstanding for Tooronga-Malvern Juniors whether on the ball or up forward, capping off a fine performance with three goals He was well supported by Paul Mitchell Steve Doran, Dave Braun, Graham Watts, Les McNamara and Ray Martin Three of the best players against Asssumption again helped fill the bill for the OM's Reserves last week- Barry Gilbert, Harvey Tartakover and Ras Campbell seem to excel in the wet weather Tim Moore who hasn't put in a bad game this year again showed his class with a polished display Les Caldwell played a (and with) a "corker" and Col Pyman put in another consistant game The individual efforts of these players, however, did not make up for the shocking overall lack of team work! Well done R OB's lst Eighteen on a 205-point victory This is the best win we have had in our history, and the way we are going, by no means the last Even Laurie Aghan had a smile on his face at half time, but stil l mentioned the backs were very loosė A great game was played by Mike Bates once again, also Wayne Jarvie, had a field day in the wet Congrats Pete (Foot) Clarke on his two great goals PSGreg Slater How does it feel on the forward line and kicking a coffee scroll for a change It looks as though Old Camberwell Reserves should hold a players' meeting every Thursday night So far two have been held and after each a top team has been defeated First it was Old Xavs and last week Elsternwick Highlights from last Saturday's game : John "The Cat" Mehan's dashing play on the full back line; "Harry" Buckeridge's great marking, especially in the first half; Peter Robinson's ruck work which was the driving force behind the win ; and a strong last quarter which led to victory Although St Kilda CBOC Juniors were beaten by eight goals it was a splendid, dedicated team effort considering that they played with only sixteen men till half-time and seventeen after Time and again the ball was sent up forward to be sent back by two loose men Though tiring at the end and with a couple of players carrying injuries the Sainters finished out the match well "Pete" Field (back from the seniors, Steve Clinch, "Pip" Vine, Chris Halpin, Norm Kennedy, "Hairy" Quirke and Vince Lazzaro stood out THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970 Page 19

20 FIXTURES & RESULTS "A" T 'C : APRIL 1 1 Cob 1722 CGram Coll UBiues 11 8 MHSOB OPar DLSaiia Ivan Ormd 1922 MUni APRIL 1 8 OPar DLSalle 7 11 MHSOB 1727 Coll 12 9 Cob 158 UBlues Ormd CGram 14 9 MUniv Ivan APRIL 25 Cob Ormd 12 8 CGram OPar UBlues 1616 Ivan MHSOB 1722 DLSalle MUniv Coll 13 4 MAY 2 Cob 1914 Col) 5 6 MHSOB 98 UBlues 4 13 Ormd DLSaI CGram Ivan 11 8 MonU OPar MAY 9 Orm Coll Cob MHSOB Ivan 17i0 OPar DLS UBlues CGram 2416 MonU MAY 16 CGramm Col 814 OPar 10 8 UBlues 713 Omd 159 Ivan 139 Cob DLSaiie 11 9 MHSOB 913 MUniv MAY 23 Orm UBiues 88 Cob 2211 Ivan 10 5 Colgns OPar 8 16 MHSOB Caul MonU DLS 71 0 MAY 30 Cob OPar 88 Coll Ivan 185 CGram 2013 DLS Orm MHSOB MUniv Univ 13 4 JUNE 6 Orm 2520 OPar 814 DLS Coll 136 Ivan MHSOB CGr 2516 UBiues 1714 Cob MUni Cob 22 1 JUNE CGram 19 9 UBlues CIgns 84 OPar MHSOB 13 9 DLS Ivan 105 Orm 15 8 MonU 91 4 JUNE 20 DI-Sal 78 OPar T7 Cob 184 Coll 7 8 MHSOB 7 17 UBlues 8 8 Orm 9 20 CGram 9 6 Ivan MUni JUNE 27 Coburg v Ormond CauIG v OPar UBlues v Ivanhoe DLSaI v MHSOB MonU v Cigns JULY 11 Clgns v Ormond MHSOB v Coburg Ivanhoe v CaulG DLSaI v UBlues OPar v Mon U JULY 18 CaulG v Cigns UBlues v OPar Ormond v Ivanhoe Coburg DLSaI MonU v MHSOB JULY 25 UBlues v Ormond Ivanhoe v Coburg OPar v Cigns MHSOB v CauiG DLSaI v Mon U AUGUST 1 Coburg v OPar Cigna v Ivanhoe CauiG v DLSaI Ormond v MHSOB MonU v UBiue s AUGUST 8 OPar v Ormond DLSaI v Cigns MHSOB v Ivanhoe UBlues v CGram MonU v Cobur g AUGUST 15 Ormond v DLSaI Coburg v UBiues Cigns v MHSOB Ivanhoe v OPar CauIG v Mon U The 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 same groun`d as Seniors "A" SECTION CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Oval 3, Albert Park (Train to Albert Park or South Melbourne, tram in Collins Street to South Melbourne Technical School ) COBURG: De Chene 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 Swanston Street to terminus ) RESERVES: Rig(etti 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, wal k Page 20 south along Marshal( Street to Lower Heidelberg Road ) MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS ; Melbourne High School Oval, Forrest Hill, South Yarra (Train or Toorak Tram in Swanston South Yarra Station Street to 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 comer of Princes Park, opposite Ormond College, Parkville (Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street to College Crescent ) THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 27, 1970

21 UMPIRES CORNER LAWS OF THE GAME A Boots must be inspected in the dressing room s B It is unforgivable for an umpire to turn his back on the play C The fact that the ball, while in transit, has struck or touched an umpire shall not prevent the scoring of a goal or behind This would also apply to a trainer on his way to attend - or attending an injured player D A player may hold the ball indefinately providing he does not run more than 10 yards or is not retarded by an opponent E If the ball is kicked and hits the behind post on the full, it is out of bounds and a free kick shall be given SOCIAL GOSSIP Now I can really retire in peace - because at the recent trial carnival match with my own eyes I saw Graham Warfe's father - Les - standing with Clarrie Ladd, father of Ormond's Kevin, and neither of these amateur stalwarts uttered a word against the umpires I did see it - I still can't believe it Repeat show today Clarrie and Les and I will buy you both afternoon tea! Brian Hagarty if you must smoke a Lionel Rose type of pipe, please be like the ex-champ and buy som e decent weed Haven't you heard about air pollution? Fit umpire caught in last Friday's train strike ran to his city office On cold winter nights, athlete s come at all manner of excuses to stay inside, but I reckon the umpire who wept on my shoulder last Thursday surely must get "The Oscar" - his complaint - all the hard Tuesday night exercises had worn the skin off his rear-end - break it down "D" Often Reserve Section teams think they only have new umpires in cha<< of their games, so have a look at the wealth of experience of the following men - all former "A" Grade umpires - who rather than give the game away, umpire in the reserves to assist with their vast knowledge of the game - Neil Pearson ex Hawthorn and Victorian winger Alan Duckworth ex Parkside player Hec Roberts ex VFL Norm Sutherland ex VF L Ian Marsden ex Kew Amateurs All life members of the umpires' Association They are also members of the umpires' "200 club" John L -- Please ask your girl friend to speak to me, that was a "Ring of Confidence" smile I gave her at the "Park Gate" on trial day! Sorry about the picnic Nice to see two always welcome visitors to our rooms last week - former umpire and assistant coach Harry Nance and top umpire of yesteryear "Gentleman Jim Cooper" many thanks to these men for an excellent picture night To Joe Jamieson of Elsternwick Park also a word of thanks for taking delivery of and keeping the food hot VALE - ALLAN PFEIFER It is with a sincere feeling of loss, we learned of the death last week of Mr Allan Pfeifer time-keeper of the UHS OB Football Club The assistance given to umpires by this grand sportsman was always much appreciated To the older umpires who were privileged to know him for so many years, his sudden passing means the loss of a good friend It is with deepest regret all umpires extend their sympathy to his family VAFA Umpires Associatio n THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970 Page 21

22 I Briefs continue d Elsternwick thought they had lost a couple of players in the mud at Camberwell, however "Al-Pal" Campbell and Vince `Snorkel' Peters turned up under the shower after the game Nothing seemed to go right for Asisumptian On top of the list of injured or unavailable players there seemed to be a marked dislocation of form by most of the players, and good ones were harder to find than a teetotaller at a brewery picnic Although the Blues trailed all day most supporters felt that any moment true form would bob up and victory would be gained in ten minutes work This was not to be the case Effort from all players will be necessary to take off today's important game The club's congratulations go to Caroline who made off with the club's best backman Kevin Bristow on Queen's Birthday Best wishes to these beautiful people Fairfield's genial secretary Ray "Boofa" Kenney and his wife Margaret are becoming parents again this Sunday (21st) They are adopting a 6- weeeks old daughter Congratulations to both of you from all the club She will be a lucky baby getting parents like you Thanks to Donny Boal and Graham Innes for the "after hours" work at Glenhuntly - and that means both sides of the bar "Barts" gets that mention for a sterling game as safe as ever Darryl Roberts and Dave Morgan were also never beaten on the day All smiles Bleeder buddy Two fine displays against the Wicks except for the final term in the main game when Parkside failed to grind the opposition into the ground to really prove their superiority as the top side I know Fairfield would never let this happen, and I see the Bloods have moved into second posse after their victory last week Our Pirate night was shipwrecked by yours truly who turned up as a roadrunner and railway porter/guard ("Baker Boy" Welsh will tell you I suppose, or maybe Lindsay who got a mention in the Kinsey will report) My story is I was a member of the Pirate's Caribbean Criss Cross Club of Victoria - now never get cross at criss because someone may double cross you - and I'm sticking to it Jim "Hawkins" Byrne and Robert "Captain Kidd" Maxwell, who came with his sunken chest were the best dressed pirates of the night Parkside President Brian "Harry" Lauder walked the plank early in the day to receive a well earned award Dick the head was handy, when Harry decided to paint his wagon, suit and himself, so Brian receives the award of last week, according to "Captain Kidd's" Uncle John Peter Byrne's girl friend took the eye of old Poison, as well as everybody else, when she came attired as Ginger out of Gilligan's Island to the turn Pea wee and whistle to you from that man in white who is always right when he's wrong, Poison Pen Quite a stir down at Old Geelong training a week or so ago when Retailer Cam McMillan produced a jar of hair cream for the boys to use after the shower Two of the "Mop Tops", Dave "Phillis Diller" Hudson and Ian McCracken had no idea what it was for But our flying forward Rick Whalley thought it might be just the thing to keep his beard in place Congratulations to Jim Taylor, Pat Considine and other members of the St Bernard's Social Committee for organising such a great day over the long weekend with the train trip All on board had a great time including the train driver Everybody present undoubtedly is already looking forward to the next function organised by these people as every turn that is now held is a great success Keep up the good work boys Page 22 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970

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24 FLOPil HERE AND THER E OLD BRIGHTON'S NEW ROOMS This week Old Brighton open thei r new rooms and it promises to he a great day This is the result of many years rhard work by the committee, which has certainly not been in vain Let's hope we can have three wins to make it a great day 150 TO T-M DEFENDER ToonoAga-Malvern defender Graeme McDonald played his 150th game for the club last week, and gave his usual solid performance "Macca" has been a very consistent player over the years and has given valuable service to the club Congratulations from all at the Combine CENTURY FOR ORMOND'S TONY VOIGHT Congratulations are extended fro m all at Ormond to Tony Voight on reaching his 100th game Tony, well known as a star full back and also a Victorian representative, has been a great player and is still good for at least 50 more games on his present form Well done Tony St Bernard's extend their' sincere thanks to Essendon Grammar for the use of their oval and facilities last Saturday when a clash of fixtures left the Junior side without an oval Unfortunately we could not capitalise on the gift by notching a win Thanks again Essendon and congratulations Old Scotch Juniors on a good win 100 TO NAT BANKER Congratulations to National Bank back pocket player John Wakefield, who if fit for selection, will play his 100th game for the Bank today John is a clever player and had the honour of playing in the 1968 premiership team He bumped into a stray Assumption head and copped a broken nose last week Set yourself for 10 years and 200 games John Dear Poison Pen and Gympie, 'Tis still a bright Sunday morning, even if it is a bit damp outside Fairfield notched another success, assisted by some good play by Denis "Eager" and Keane (the poor man's Bruce Young) and Larry "Bones" Hume who used his weight unsparingly I see that the strength didn't stick again, maybe they need somebody to hold them up The Red Devils are continuing on their merry way and it could add up to a ding-dong final OLD TRINNITY PLAYER REACHES 10 0 Old Trinity's Neil Hudson plays his 100th game for the club today Neil has been a consistent player over the years but he is one of those "frustrated forwards" who seems to always be picked to play on the back line Congratulations from all at the club "Huddy" and we look forward to many more fine games from you in the future CENTURY TO OLD BRIGHTON SPARE PART This week Old Brighton's Clive 7'aylor plays his 100th game Clive has been a club stalwart for almost eight years now and has been a great team man In the last few years he has played in almost every position with the Reserves, and has done it well Clive was married recently but this has not dampened his enthusiasm nor has it detracted from his form Although he has joined the older brigade of players at Brighton it looks as though the next hundred will be even better Well done Clive 100 GAMES AT ST KEVIN'S Jack Power's game against Old Brighton last week brought up his 100 with St Kevin's Old Boys It was a typical one hundred per cent effort and there were few enough of them last week A very keen clubman, Jack is treasurer this year and has served on the general committee for the previous four years He is known as a very moderate and temperate fellow Page 24 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970

25 e cheers From li ere a n d imagin h ere " ~ aspt pwepppor er~ I the O C?~_not be a t C ~ 4r~(~eL( cesses on th laort Pa1k :~t; ~n afte r travels fr o 'followed Saturday, Ke warragu l by received onl afi s d o last Saturday we e Gavin as wep up y falr'ai even theto Play for each - 2ng which e a job we21 doempton ~aydthawork "Ginger jjdsupporterspofrt Of the Som nks De Forrest ing the qu2ck mus Albert be "Peter Crabs'; e club Must have t~onwealtk Bank nature - on2 endous fa2th Players C quoted for he stated S cia2u1p of the night wvoic- valuable bags 2a 6 of them in uman Provided for wek used the ~ rc5s11 ibe athe e or don't co your use -" The Mh returned aturn' when, mittee if ine wingein y m te re Ray ',the j~or UP the hall ter breakbecause he loves enior was notuthere Greetings also available to u mpir~i s facility something goes to use com- Parkslde s, not bedestroy2ng barrels Bleeder ympiey P iso n qaantit turn' of before l2e e in th leaving a A~ght for G~ Dn week Pen the sumed e Phington g' Cong atulatquite a contents te ts trap beena~no~ g on play~s,~nd yo g At hree quarterhtimeay t- they p2ayed t press P for PO~s Ur corres youn g next edit2on More to follow P nden the jast t 9 We rtezt half-yya we were f our Lea added Melhn,,_ in the had h-t y the thro ugh ~aa C celebr booteight for the quarter, lfront is Ireeeman Arthur evergreen or covering fast ~ nuggi~" B - the Soloeaoh I s l00th ga~eyqn Wilson stars Were trophy thatnt heart attackn ho p?tal oaf erta for ourby winnin g best, other narne f otie baby" receiveds believed She~g~'am Woo Phil ~cke Marshall 912den, Ray was contin a sweet Youn his nickand has aided i while won 3 votes he Aa~t~ucker Would have ry As, 1 hig v2ng h2m aehand cove was on th game he l m in a rapid soon, We hopestouggles" is due home re- a ten atw the -goa es came l back ta round OuraRe~ club so in the near anr~ I ~utuxe bac k M n ic ke M erg een Stars Webe Peter 1 c~ eagher LaMb and coach k Were o Once act tha r ~ a w22io bey we see G l SPorts agahn su cessfu2~e t sd stakes % however I Ni thinkh th age,eho b g win and~; ~ayb Mwee wilt W a~e BlerTzll nextbweke Pussy Caf anyway Till nexteweek CEl\TTUR~,, F t- O XI'ello Poison pe wha will t condit2ons Co and n Hartlpton pa, Bleeder l ns t~~ in ROVER gov y his 100th gam~ w no Match forp~ ~ aith g atrocious was even was even after St Bernard, 411k wer d ineman ls talwarts andvjn is One r to nil b~ad e the ball go e quarte as a clu any fine gam has turndesirecl andan as h left e s st, but r6 t tn' Gavin's role been his ~a~thin Dick,csteve done t cla m O heavy 7 RadforA «he age T questioned Aththe m to S'Iracklock «Actb~4u~dw and edcraft, ~~' THE A VIATEUR 4 ~ Edward s pn 7g themerln moment h e not2ceg~be~ablon ALIER - June 27, distizi e "he OBr2e mud 1970 made Page 25

26 From Here and There - continued Parkside did the wrong thing by my West Brunswick mates by keeping them goalless, and I see Fairfield also won well Have got a good bet going at the moment - McFarlane of Coburg to kick a century before Hudson of that other competition Today I'll find out just how good the Baby Cats profess to be Given dry weather and no wind, I'll go for Commonwealth Bank to cause the upset in B Section -Gympie CENTURY TO PARADE RUCKMAN Congratulations to Old Paradians Reserves' ruckman John Arthur who played his 100th game last Saturday 100 TO MELBOURNE HIGH CAPTAIN Congratulations to MHS captai n Johnny Cooper on playing his 100th game last Saturday John started with the club in the Juniors and has come up through the ranks to reach the II Briefs continued ultimate goal of captain and committeeman He made his day complete by kicking his 75th goal after taking a great mark right on the siren in the 3rd quarter, and after the match was presented with the club's 100 game "mug" trophy CAR PARKING Cars must be parked as directed at Elsternwick Park, otherwise they will be refused admittance to the ground DUTIES OF RUNNERS The duty of an Official Runner is to carry messages from the coach to players and NOT to engage in altercations with players The runner, in carrying such messages, must take the shortest possible route to the player concerned, and leave the field immediately after delivering the message Wayne Jones made light of a recent shoulder injury as he headed a determined Ivanhoe Reserves defence last week Backed up by Ron Brentnall and Grant Borchers, who are burning every week, Jonesy set the pattern that led to a fine win "Well done" Brunswick - last week's win in shocking conditions was a good team effort, with every player contributing something for the club Big Keith (Stretch) Weybury and Bruce (Skull) Watt stood out and created many opportunities for others A dazzling performance by "the tank", Ian Chanter in the Parkside Reserves last week has certainly enhanced his chance of gaining senior selection shortly If Ian, another of the many fine players produced in Parkside's first under 19 side for several years last year, continues his dashing displays he will be in line for picking up one of the many major trophies awarded by the club SPECIAL MATCH NEXT WEEK Another Special Representativ e Match between teams selected from members of the Carnival Training Squad will be played at Elsternwick Park, next' Saturday, July 4, at 2 p m The match will be preceded by a Junior Section 1 Match, Ormond v University which has been transferred from the following week's round Players and followers of Amateur football are urged to attend and see the players who will represent Victoria in the A A FC Carnival at Perth from July 19th to July 23rd in action Page 26 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970

27 SOCIAL NOTE S Don't forget the Dinner Dance, Saturday, llth July - a big night for all players - supporters and friends of Tooronga-Malvern Don't forget the Cabaret Dance See Brunswick'rs Barry Russ regarding your tickets Remember it's for your benefit, so get involved The last chance for all members of St Bernard's to book a table for the Annual Ball is next Tuesday night, and all money must be paid by the same night The Ball will be held at The Riviera Hall, West Melbourne, and promises to be the night of the year For tickets see Brian Cusack, Paul Collins, Peter Atkinson or Gary Amott Commonwealth Bank will be holding a`turn' in the form of dance amongst the onions at the pickle factory on the 18th July Admission will be by ticket - Birds are free - and other clubs who would like to be in it are to ring Ron Nicholls at the Elsternwick branch of the Bank Kew presents a "Manequin Parade" showing The Biba House of Fashion at the Kew Civic Hall on July 15th, at 730 pm, followed by a chicken and champagne supper A good night is assured for all who attend Everyone is welcome For tickets contact Mr B McGinley, 12 Larkspur Ave, Doncaster ( ) Tooronga-Malvern players and supporters are reminded of the Dinner Dance on July 11 Tickets are available from "Butch" Sheedy Ormond class this as a smoke night - Friday, 3rd July for MALES ONLY, but really fellas this will be a riot night Why? Because we really have the best one-man act in the business to entertain you Who? Mr John Freeman from Tasmania He needs no introduction because he is the greatest Players, members and friends - at $500 inclusive - well! At the club rooms, 8 p m EXCLUSIVE MEN'S AND LADIES' EVENING WEAR HIRE SERVICE NORTH ROAD, ORMOND Ageticies : PRESTON, NUNAWADING, ESSENDON, CAMBERWELL, PRAHRAN, DAN- DENONG, SPRINGVALE, OAKLEIGH, GLEN WAVERLEY, RESERVOIR, BORONIA, CHADSTONE, GLENFERRIE, FORREST HILL, MOORABBIN, MENTONE THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - June 27, 1970 Page 27

28 T AY'S GAMES AN Likely Winners in Bold Type At 2 pm Reserves at am UMPIRES A SECTIO N Coburg v Ormond (at Elsternwick Park) Field : George ; Goal : Bridges, Hillier Caulfield Gramm v Old Paradian s Field : Marshall ; Goal : Bonnett, Wilson University Blues v Ivanho e Field: G M Simpson, Goal : Sandlant, P Jones De La Salle O C v MH S Old Boys Field: D R Dodds ; Goal : Dunstan, Sanderson Monash University v Collegian s Field : Harradence; Goal : Smith, I Simpson B SECTION Old Xaverians v Ke w Field : G Thomas Old Scotch Coll v North Old Boys Field : Marks ; Goal : Morgan Commonwealth Bank v Geelong Field : Hindle Footscray TC O B v St, Bernard's O C Field : Loy ; Goal : R McKenzie, Williams Alphington v University Blacks Field : Malcolm ; Goal : Fox, V McKenzie C SECTIO N Power House v Tooronga-Malvern - Hagerty, U H S Old Boys v Old Carey Gramm - Norman Assumption O C v Old Haiteyburians - Jorgensen Hampton Rovers v National Bank - Sharpe St Kilda CB CO B v Old Melburnians - Woolf D SECTION Old Trinity Gramm v Old Geelong Gramm - C Jennings Old Brighton Gramm v Glenhuntly - Saunder Fairfield v A M P Society - Rowe Parkside v St Kevin's O B - Kollmorgan St Patrick's O C v West Brunswick -_Adams E SECTIO N Old Essendon Gramm v Brunswick - D Brown Elsternwick v State Savings Bank - Delahunt La Trobe University v A J AX - D Jones A N Z Bank v Old Ivanhoe Gramm - Nicholls Old Mentonians v Old Camberwell Gramm - King Dookie & Longerenong O C v Reservoir Old Boys - I Jenkin JUNIOR SECTION 1 M H S Old Boys v St Bernard's O C - Bishop Old Scotch Coll v Old Paradians - Kenworthy University v Monash University - I Jennings Ormond v Coburg - Wills Ivanhoe v St Kilda CB CO B - Halpin JUNIOR SECTION 2 National Bank v Hampton Scouts - Hocking, Army Apprentices School v Alphington - D G Dodd West Brunswick v Caulfield Gramm - Medley A J A X v Old Brighton Gramm - Hamilton Tooronga-Malvern v Power House - Rush Parkside v Elsternwick - Peters A RESERVE SECTIO N Coburg v Ormond (at Elsternwick Park) - Stennett Caulfield Gramm v Old Paradians - Barnes University Blues v Ivanhoe - Bonnyman De La Salle OC v M H S Old Boys - Duckworth Monash University v Collegians - Kong B RESERVE SECTION Old Xaverians v Kew - Rowell Old Scotch Coll v North Old Boys - Bohan Commonwealth Bank v Geelong - Cogdon Footscray TC O B v St Bernard's O C - W Jennings Alphington v University Blacks - Rolfe C RESERVE SECTIO N Power House v Tooronga-Malvern - Taylor U H S Old Boys v Old Carey Gramm - R Roberts Assumption O C v Old Haileyburians - Showler Hampton Rovers v National Bank - Sharkey St Kilda C B C O B v Old Melburnians - Hill D RESERVE SECTIO N Old Trinity Gramm v Old Geelong Gramm D Jenkin Old Brighton Gramm v Glenhuntly - Fail Fairfield v AM P Society - Hingston Parkside v St Kevin's O B - Dennington St Patrick's O C v West Brunswick - Gauld E RESERVE SECTIO N Old Essendon Gramm v Brunswick - Dowling Elsternwick v State Savings Bank - Todd La Trobe University v A J AX - Arden AN Z Bank v Old Ivanhoe Gramm - Keating Old Mentonians v Old Camberwell Gramm - G I Simpson Old Xaverians v Reserv oir Old Boys - R Jenkin EMERGENCY UMPIRES : L Thomas, Robinson, Lockett, Marsden Page 28 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970

29 u u r rnr r rrr r rrra rr rrar rrrs r rrrru qrrlr Yl rrur q LEADING GOALKICKER S (Goals kicked last Saturday in brackets ) A SECTIO N McFarlane, Coburg (8) 83 Wood, Ormond (1) 45 Butcher, Caul Gram (2) 35 Hick, Ivanhoe (4) 30 Atchison, Caul Gram (2) 30 Thomas, Monash Univ (1) 29 Tootel, Caul Gramm (-) 28 Steward, De La Salle (3) 27 H Ritterman, MHSOB (1) 27 McMahon, Ivanhoe (-) 24 N Beattie, Coburg (1) 23 B SECTIO N Wayman, Alphington (5) 59 Edwards, C'wlth Bank (3) 53 Sullivan, St Bernard's (2) 35 Casboult, Geelong (1) 29 Hiscock, Kew (2) 26 Woodruff, Old Xaverians (2) 26 Hughes, Old Scotch (-) 24 Campbell, Old Scotch (1) 23 Burgin, St Bernard's (1) 23 Allden, Geelong (1) 22 Stone, Kew (1) 20 C SECTION D SECTION Shannon, St Pats Formby, AMP Society R Whalley, O Geelong K Hoare, St Kevin's F Findlay, Fairfield Phil Cohen, Old Trinity Allen, West Brunswick Warner, Glenhuntly McMillan, Old Geelong Jackson, Parkside Cuzens, Fairfield E SECTIO N (4) (1) {2) (1) (2) (3) (2 ) P Cavanagh, S S Bk (10) Sceney, La Trobe Univ, (-) Maher, Brunswick (4) Goldfarb, AJA X D Scott, Reservoir O B (2) P Hanson, 0 Cam'well (-) M Tipping, O Cam'well (-) Condon, La Trobe Univ (4) Cameron, S Sav Bank (3) O'Brien, La Trobe Univ (2 ) JUNIOR SECTION 1 Dyer, Assumption (1) 42 Kozlowski, Ormond (5) Young, Old Halley (2) 26 King, University (2) McLeod, National Bank (-) 22 Buscombe, Mon Univ (4) Rattray, O Melburnians (-) 21 Flett, Monash Univ (3) Roberson, Old Mlb'r s (3) 21 Senini, MHSOB (-) Mumford, National Bank (-) 21 Costello, University (2) Avery, Assumption (1) 20 Harrod, Old Paradians (1) Freeman, Old Carey (2) 19 Lowe, University (-) Cave, Hampton Rovers (1) 16 Pearse, Ormond (3) JUNIOR SECTION 2 Downie, West Brunswick (2) 52 Gooden, Elsternwick (5) 44 Voyage, Caul Gramm (12) 39 Lefting, Toor-Malvern (2) 36 R Newton, Elsternwick (10) 35 Grandin, Old Brighton (5) 31 Overson, Army App (-) 27 Sladden, Power House (-) 26 Wills, Alphington (3) 25 Jubber, Army App (-) 2 3 A RESERVE SECTION Gill, Coburg (3) 33 Le Page, Ormond (2) 25 Joakim, Ormond (4) 21 Salter, Coburg (-) 18 R Fitts, Ormond (-) 1 8 B RESERVE SECTIO N De Luca, St Bernard's (-) 50 McTaggart, Old Scotch (2) 25 Rhoden, Kew (2) 20 Fraser, Old Xaverians (-) 16 Sharpe, Univ Blacks (2) 1 5 C RESERVE SECTION McDonald, Assumption (-) 28 J Shaw, Assumption (2) 17 Green, Old Carey (-) 16 Lyons, Old Halley (1) 1 2 D RESERVE SECTION Bloss, AMP Society (1) 36 Howard, Parkside (-) 2 5 Harrison, West Bruns (-) 22 Brooks, Glenhuntly (-) 19 Stockdale, Old Trinity (1) 1 9 E RESERVE SECTION Woods, Reservoir O B (5) 43 Mclwain, La Trobe Uni (-) 21 Eaton, Elsternwick (-) 18 Knight, ANZ Bank (-) 17 Kadar, Old Ivanhoe (1) 15 Pegram, Old Cam'well (-) 1 5 ~est ir~ any competition for-- VALUE ~t SERVICE ~r RELIABILITY CL I V E FA IRB'm IRN19S SPORTS STORE : 384 POST OFFICE PLACE, MELBOURNE rrr/rrrurrr rrrrrrruurrurrru rrruafa rleirur raars rlrursrrr D THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- June 27, 1970 Page 29

30 Next Round July 1 1 A SECTION AND A RESERVE SECTION Collegians v Ormon d MH S Old Boys v Coburg (at Elsternwick Park) Ivanhoe v Caulfield Gramm De La Salle OC v University Blues Old Paradians v Monash University B SECTION and B RESERVE SECTION University Blacks v Ke w St Bernard's OC v Old Xaverians Geelong v Old Scotch Collegians Footscray TC O B v Commonwealth Ban k North Old Boys v Alphingto n (at North Melb Football Ground) C SECTION and C RESERVE SECTION Old Melburnians v Tooronga-Malvern Natioonal Bank v Power Hous e Old Haileyburians v U H S Old Boys Hampton Rovers v Assumption O C Old Carey Gramm v St Kilda C B C O B D SECTION and D RESERVE SECTION West Brunswick v Old Geelong Gramm A M P Society v Glenhuntly Parkside v Old Trinity Gramm Fairfield v Old Brighton Gramm St Kevin's OB v St Patrick's O C E SECTION and E RESERVE SECTION Old Ivanhoe Gramm v Brunswic k A J AX v Dookie and Longerenong O C (Reserves - A J AX v Old Xaverians) Elsternwick v Old Essendon Gramm Old Mentonians v La Trobe University State Savings Bank v A N Z Bank Old Camberwell Gramm v Rese rvoir Old Boys JUNIOR SECTION 1 St Kilda C B C O B v St Bernard's O C Coburg v M H S Old Boy s Monash University v Old Scotch Collegians Old Paradians v Ivanho e JUNIOR SECTION 2 Old Brighton Gramm v Hampton Scouts Caulfield Gramm v Parksid e Army Apprentices School v National Bank Tooronga-Malvern v West Brunswick Alphington v AJ A X Power House v Elsternwick At 2 prn Reserves at am Next week's Matches at Elsternwick Park JULY 4th 1970 S so 21 na ECIAL E ~ f R T TI 'VE A T C H at 2 pm Preceded by Junior Section Match - ORMOND - UNIVERSITY 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 27, 1970

31 PREMIERS HIP LISTS A SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pts Coburg Ormond MHS Old Boys Caulfield Gramm De La Salle O C Monash Univ Ivanho e Old Paradians collegians Univ Blues B SECTIO N Geelong Old Scotch Coll Univ Blacks St Northe Ol Kew 4 d Bernard's C $ Aiphington Old Xaverians C'weaith Bank Footscray TCOB C SECTIO N UHS Old Boys Assumption OC old Carey Gramm Ofd Haileybury Old Melburnians St Kilda CBOC National Bank Toor-Malvern Hampton Rovers b Power House D SECTION Parkside Fairfield Old Trinity Gr Old Geelong Or St Kevin's O B Old Brighton Gr AMP Society Glenhuntly West Brunswick St Patrick's O C E SECTIO N Reservoir Old Boys Brunswick La Trobe Univ Old Cam'well Or *Elsternwick *State Sav Bank Old Ivanhoe Gr ANZ Bank AJAX Old Mentonians D and L O C Old Essendon Gr JUNIOR SECTION 1 University Monash Univ Ormond Old Scotch Coll St Bernard's OC MHS Old Boys Coburg Old Paraidans Ivanhoe St Kilda CBOC A RESERVE SECTION W L For Agst % Pts Ormond Univ Blues Coburg Monash Univ *Collegians Caulfield Gramm *Ivanhoe Old Paradians MHS Old Boys De La Salle O C B RESERVE SECTIO N Univ Blacks St Bernard's OC Old Scotch Col Footscray TCOB Old Xaverians Kew North Old Boys Geelong C'wealth Bank Alphington C RESERVE SECTION *Old Carey Gramm Assumption O C Power House Old Melburnians *St Kilda CBOC UHS Old Boys Hampton Rovers Old Haileybury Toor-Malvern National Bank D RESERVE SECTIO N St Kevin's O B Old Trinity Gr Parkside AMP Society Fairfield West Brunswick Old Brighton Gr Glenhuntly Old Geelong Gr St Patrick's OC E RESERVE SECTIO N Rese rvoir Old Boys Old Xaverians Elsternwick State Sav Bank ANZ Bank *La Trobe Univ AJAX 'ln Old Cam'well Gr Old Ivanhoe Gr t31 8 2^ *Brunswick Old Essendon Gr Old Mentonians JUNIOR SECTION 2 Power House Caulfield Gramm Army Apprentices West Brunswick Toor-Malvern Elsternwick Alphington Old Brighton Cr Hampton Scouts AJAX Parkside National Bank * Drawn game THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-June 27, 1970 Page 31

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