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1 july 5,19 75 "B" Section 11 you belong to any club or your trip, nom accommodation group with a common interest and meals o unexpected thing s you qualify for Anset Airlines of like laundry and entertainmen t Australia's 10% discoun Send for our detailed Grou air-fares p or your next outing Trave' Brochure, or simply rin g with 15 members or more and we'i' mai! one di ect Even better, Ansett Airlines will save you time and money ~~ ~~ by handling (at no cost to you) all the arrangements for ~ q~~ of~~t~a 1 1 Vol 75, No14 Registered for P010t1 09 aa a pariod teal - category "C" k ~IS/3aA' _ ~ ~ Printed by Hedges & Bell Pty Ltd, Sutton Road, Maryborough, and published by George McTaggart, of 12 Ripley Grove, Caulfield North, for the Victorian Amateur Football Association

2 told, TROPH I E S WHOLESALE-SUPPLY and ENGRAVING Comprehensive range of trophies Presentation and Gifts SILVER, PEWTER, and STAINLESS WARE CERTINA WATCHES CLOCKS PARKER PENS JOHN F HICKMA N 94 Ellizabeth St, ~ Melb (Opp Hotel London) Illustrated Brochures on Reques t PARKROYAL MOTOR IN N 441 ROYAL PARADE, PARKViiLLE TELEPHONE : ~ Offers - First Class Accommodation Offers - The Copper Grill Restaurant with a Dinner Dance every night including Sundays ~c Offers - Private Function Rooms for Weddings, Parties, Conferences z"t Offers - Personal attention 2 "WE CARE" THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER--JULY 5, 1975 UMETS AS SECOND ROUND OPENS- RESERVOIR THRASH ORMOND ST BERNARa'S GREAT FINISH OVER NORTH By GEORGE MeTAGGART There were several upsets in last Saturday's round, the first of the return home-and-home matcltes Two previously unbeaten teams met their Waterloo - St Kilda { :BC and De La Salle Reserves - leaving Monash Whites the only undefeated side Reservoir handed out a thrashing to Ormond and were rewarded witl~ a place in the four, North Old Boys, victims of an 11-goal last quarter burst b y st Bernard's, dropping to fifth _ three teams celebrated their nrst for At the end of thhre e e Haileybury, ~F~tscraY Tech and Alphington Reserves- Reservoir kicked 9 goals agains t ally wearing Coburg down and went on to a 16-point win the wind Ian tunbeatable lead of almost 12 goals over Ormond and after strength for Old Faradians and with The Blacks had too much overall that it was only a formality their rucks giving them great drive, Their short-passing and handbal l the university side scored an easy left Ormond floundering and although win the visitors put up a better showing Geelong caused Monash Blues little in the second half they went down by trouble and when Monash broke away more than 10 goals with 9 goals in the third quarter it St Bernard's and North Old Boys was all over were locked together in a close struggle for the first three quarters North was a big factor in their defeat by 3 Poor kicking by De La Salle (7-17) led by 2 points at quarter-time (1-5 goals at the hands of Ivanhoe to 1-3) and it was 4-8 each at the interval Old Carey stopped Marcellin's run, inflicting a 7-point defeat on them and St Bernard's edged away to lead Collegians surprised Caulfield Grammarians, beating them by 3 goals by 15 points at three-quarter-time, but put up a tremendous last quarter Old Scotch gave leaders University effort to kick 11-5 to 2-2, and won Blues a fright, running them to 9 by 12 goals points, while Old Haileybury scored The previous week they kicked 8 by nearly 8 goals over Kew to open goals in the last term to leave University Blacks standing Melbourne High toppled St Kilda their account Coburg looked to have Old Trinity's measure when they piled on 4 defeat CBC by 14 points, to inflict their first goals in the first 6 minutes of the second quarter and finished the term There were some really close ones in this section, as Parkside beat Uni with 6 goals for a lead of 17 points High by 2 points, Old Melburnians at the interval beat Old Brighton by 3 points and The third quarter was even but Alphington pipped Brunswick by 4 Trinity fought back in the last, gradu- points THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1974 Pap 3

3 In the other game, Power House proved too strong for Old Ivanhoe, who went down by 37Points Old Geelong beat State Savings Bank by 40 points and Assumption got home from National Bank by 4 points Fawkner, Hampton Rovers and Old Xaverians had plenty to spare from their respective opponents, Old Camberwell, St Kevin's and Commonwealth Bank Elsternwick were well beaten by AJAX, the margin being 44 points, and AMP Society went down again, this time to LaTrobe Blacks by 29 points Poor shooting for goal didn't help ANZ Bank who kicked 5-18 against Old Mentonians and were beaten by 26 points Straighter kicking by St Bede's might have given them the chance of beating St Pat's-Monivae, who scored by 14 points Footscray Tech recorded a shock win over Bull ;een United, the margin being 18 points It was Footscray's first win Thornbury beat Beverley Hills by 16 points in a high-scoring affair (18-14 to 15-16) In the Junior Sections, Coburg had an easy win over Ivanhoe and Ormond, University Blacks and Blues won the other games In Section 2, Hampton Rovers were pushed to 15 points by Thomastown wit wa which s on it for them Stt Bernard's ROYAL INSURANC E 4 surprised Old Carey, who went under by 8 points The Reserves were notable for the fact that of the 29 games, only eight were won by the visiting teams All of the home teams in A and B Reserve Sections were successful (It was "home team" affair for the senio teams in A Section too) r a St Bernard's scraped home by 2 points from North old Boys, Old Trinity beat Coburg by 8 goals, De La Salle crashed against Ivanhoe, who beat them by over 7 goals It was De La Salle 's first defeat Collegians beat Caulfield Grammar by only 6 points, Old Scotch won easily from University Blues, Melbourne High ran St Kilda CBC to 5 points and Old Melburnians beat Old Brighton by 15 points State Bank went down to Old Geelong by 10 points, Elsternwick beat AJAX by 22, West Brunswick beat North Brunswick by 5 and St beat the St Bede's Pat's-Monivae combination by 8 points The the sconngnreducing the number of centuries recorded to 25 - only one Reserve team kicked over 100 points PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF GROUND CHANG E The match between St Kevin's Old Boys and Old Xaverians, on August 9th, will be played at St Kevin's Oval, Heyington instead of at Albert Park "BEST and FAAREST, SINGE 1845 T9leplso f1* iuelbourrte ; Oal"gfi ~ C'UDON BARRY SHEARER RICK STAFFORD (MEMBERS VA F A ) THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 TODAY'S GAMES AN D U M P IRES Reserves at a m of Senior On ground of first named G1ub at 2 P m for Reserves shown in briackes~nnera and Junior matches in Bold Type UMP Jr- A SECTION Reseoir, senrv Goal : Murray, o K Jenners (McMahon) Ormond v Old Trinity Gramm - George Goal: L Williams, Stewart (Sutherland) orth Old Boys v University Blacks (at Elsternwick Park) - Rowe Goal : Saunder, Dunstan (J Smith) Goal : old Bridges, diab Dressin (Somerville)d g Geelong fom Geelong long District League (Rossetto) B SECTIO N old Haileyburians v Old Scotch Coll - J Field Goal : Ahlm, Cust (Amor) Kew v Ivanhoe - Cordner Goal: E Jenner, McKenzie (Myors) Old Carey Gramm v Collegians - Hill Goal : Hillier, McCusker (A Williams) Caulfield Gramm v De La Salle O C - Dodds Goal: Wilson, Allen (Grace) University Nicholls Goal: A Smith, li Paizis (Cavanagh) C SECTIO N Power House v Old Melburnians - Kelly (Morgan) Old Ivanhoe Gramm v Brunswick - Wills (Booth) Parkside v St Kilda CBOC - Hindle (Benson) M H S Old Boys v Alphington - Bishop (Mitchell) Old Brighton Gramm v U H S Old Boys - Grubb (Tracey) D SECTION Fawkner v old Xaverians - Power (Butterworth) Old Camberwell Gramm v Assumption OC - McTaggart (Gannon) St Kevin's O B v State Sav Bank - Kollmargan (Jones) Old Geelong v National Bank - Jennings (Guyatt) C'wealth Bank v Hampton Rovers - Andrews (Fogarty) E SECTIO N North Brunswick v A N Z Bank - Marks (Wood) West Brunswick v Elsternwlek - King (Maebus) St Bede's O C v La Trobe Blacks - C Nichol (Ryan) A M P Society v AJAX - Lowe (Pritchett) Old Mentonians v St Pat's-Monivae O C - Minson (Collister) F SECTIO N Bulleen United v Monash Whites - Phillips (Botsford) Footscray I T v Glenroy Wakefield (White) Thornbury v Heatherton - Thomas (Jenkin) University Reds v Bulleen-Templestowe - P Fell (University Reds Reserves a bye) La Trobe Reds v Beverley Hills - Cunneen (Muller) JUNIOR SECTION I Coburg v old Scotch Coll - Pascoe Ivanhoe v Ormond - Mason Monash University v Power House - Duckworth University Blues a bye University Blacks a bye JUNIOR SECTION 2 Bulleet-Templestawe v Caulfield Gramm - Mead North Old Boys v Reservoir O B - Marsden Hampton Rovers v West Brunswick - Johnston Old Paradians v Thomastown - Cogdon Geelong v Old Carey Gram - Sharpe St Bernard's O C a bye EMERGENCY UMPIRES : Field : Rowell, Reilly, Halbish, McInnes, Puddy, Gow, Budge, Burridge, Blair-Holt, Dunkley, Hoist, Kitch Goal : Stratton NUMBERS TO NOTE Clubs in A Section should note these numbers For teams on Thursday night (as early as possible after 730 p m please-and certainly before 9 pm ) The Age Mike Sheahan This applies to clubs in main game only - as advised Quarter-by-Quarter scores this week Watch for this number week by week EMERGENCY UMPIRE S THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 5, 1975 P,age 5

4 LOOKING BACK By Noel Rosalie 5 Years Ago Milestones to Peter Treleaven (200 games - ANZ Bank) Geoff Fletcher (150 games FT CO B ) and Bill Jackson (150 - ANZ Bank) UH S O B full forward Geoff Davis returned to form with 11 goals straight in a match-winning performance against Power House to put the club 8 points ahead of the nearest rival, Assumption O C Commonwealth Bank club took pride in forme that VAFA - Don r Malcolm, Hen Jorgensen, Rob Hocking, and the Jenkin brothers (Ian, David and Russell) in~abouts20 when they defeated irparkside Tagif~t'lt Gratham,gwase theh star,gnhi ff footwork in shocking conditions being perfect their c Lone feball, who had played 200 games for his club 10 Years Ago outcosu~rprin surprise efeatsn to and Poaradiansnand Old Xaverians with Old Xav's clinging to fourth place as the clubs sharing their rung on the ladder, University M H SO Blues and B, were also beaten Ivanhoe scored a exciting 7-point win over Ormond with Smith, Constance, La Rose and Whitaker the stars Ormond became outright leaders of the Junior Section defeating the previously unbeaten University Old Melburnians' captain-coach, Roger Knott, played his 100th consecutive game of Amateur football - University Blacks, Old Melburnians, Victoria, and eurs Aust Amat- tralioany pa ye~r,a andf Roger Wilsonanboth of O M 's both played their 100th game also Clubs still to break the ice at this stag were Geelong e Bank ( (B Section), State Savings C), Tooonga-Malvern Institute (F) (D), and Postal 25 Years Ago The team picked to represent Victoria against a Canberra League team was B - Bunting (Old Xav :-- Bank), ), Thomas (Comm Leason (S S Bank); HB -- Tayior W Judd t(collegians (lacks) Adams ; C~t~ Rogers B (Alph), Jolley (Un Holm Blues); H F an (Orin ), Lamb (Geel Melb ), Grainger (Ol ); F - McLaughlin (Old Par d (North Alph), ), Smith Dillon (Power -Jackson House); Foil (B'wick), Robertson er (P'side) ; Rov- -Ferguson (Cob ) (Ivan ; Reserves - ), Hodgson Aldridge (Murrumbeena), Gribble (M HS O B ) Undefeated leaders in each section were Ormond (A), Commonwealth Bank (B), Kew (C), East Malvern (D) and Ormond (Juniors) FROM OUR OWN MAN IN ADELAID E Had a note from former Groundsman, Curator, Duty Officer, and General What-not at Elsternwick Park, JOE JAMIESON, who is now living in Adelaide He enclosed a cutting from the Adelaide evening paper "The News" containing Ray Barber's Amateur notes Mention is made in the notes that South Australia will be looking for their third successive Carnival win when the State teams gather at Adelaide for the 13th Australian Amateur Football Carnival next year South Australian coach Howard Mutton is confident that his team can win, despite Victoria's victory at Elsternwick Park recently (by 12 points) and our 11-point win in Adelaide last year Naturally the Victorians have other ideas about the likely Carnival winners, but it would be foolish on our part to think we have it "in the bag", as there were only a couple of kicks in it in both those games But to say that we outreached South Australia in this last game "because Victoria had four players more than 6'S" is stretching things a bit The only ones in that region were Mick Bates (6'S") and Alan Handley (6'6 j") However, it's nice to have it in print that the visitors were pleased with the arrangements at Elsternwick Park - here's looking forward to the 1976 Carnival FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK JULY 12 - UNIVERSITY BLACKS v GEELON G JULY 19 - OLD CAREY GRAMM v CAULFIELD GRAMM JULY 26 - OLD TRINITY GRAMM v ST BERNARD'S OC AUGUST 2 - MONASH BLUES v OLD TRINITY GRAM, pow $ THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 UMPIRE'S By Kevin MoKaY CORNER Law 18D - No free kick shall be given,gainst a player who, in legitimately going for a mark, interferes with an opponent from behind Notice the words "legitimately trying to Iark" If a player is not "legitimately trying to mark" he is open to penalty if he interferes with the player trying to mark the ball Therefore the opponent flying into the air with a clenched fist takes the risk of pen-,lty He sure'ly can't be "legitimately trying to mark" with a clenched fist The spoiler takes all the chances of being free kicked FREE KICK WITHBO BOUNCING THE A ALL Should the field umpire after blowing his whistle, and before bouncing the ball in the centre to commence the game notice an infringement of the laws he Shall immediately ball award as cothe penalt y vered in Lw withou t 17sub clause (P) While provision is made for the umpire to bounce the ball in the centre circle after a goal has been scored this does not necessarily have to be done if a breach of the laws has been noticed anywhere in the field where the penalty will be to the advantage of the side offended against he must immediately award the free kick and not bounce the ball - Law 17 sub clause (Q) GOAL UMPIRE S The goal umpire is not in a position to make any decision regarding a goal or behind until he has received the "all clear" signal from the field umpire which, in brief, signifies that the field umpire does not wish to award any penalties Holding the man - A player shall not be held within the meaning of the la w AS USED BY THE CHAMPIONS unless he is held firmly enough to stop or retard his progress Retarding does not mean completely stopping, to check or ease down a man's progress is sufficient Take the instance of a ma 15 stone n He could retard him but the odds are he would not stop him SOCIAL and be Spor{ennsy and squash courts tare booked early, 11 a m to 4 pm If you have a portable Bar-Be-Que please bring it with you to 81 Yarrbat Avenue, Balwyn A DAY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY TRIBUNAL (JUNE 21st ROUND) D Mullin (Kew) was found guilty of striking T Mason (Old Scotch Coll) and severely reprimanded G Holland (rhomastown Juniors) was found guilty of striking K Primmer (Geelong Juniors) and suspended for two matches K Zimmer (Elsternwick Reserves) was found ffe~ilti~pe usin and g the suspended for gfour matches G Wilkins (University Reds Reserves) was Reserves ) guilty the elbow and esuspended for six matches VAFA MEETING Club Secretaries and Delegates (Members) are reminded that the next meeting of the Association will be held at the Amateur Sports Club, 14 McKiliop Street, Melbourne, at 8 pm next Monday, July 7th MAKE SURE YOUR CLUB IS REPRE- SENTED Any club which falls to have a representative present at TWO consecutive meetings incurs a fine, and any club not represente d THREE consecutive meetings Is liable membership of the Association ARENA SPORTING FO^,,Ir W LOU ZACHARIAH Makers of,footbal l Football Boots, U mathleti s Shoes, High an m BxingootsBoots, Cricket Bo o c pire Boot Gy6m9nasiu d THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 page 7

5 LONG K1CK N 6NNER -~ GLEN FLETG~iE R Most of the personallties are have featured in this series of articles have given many vears of service to their respective ciubs or to Amateur football generaily Today, however, we feature a 19-year-old player who is in only his third season of Amateur football, in fact his third year of football since leaving school heldbin conjunctrvi n wit ~the recent Int rs ate matches ~f tcaulfle dg GramKmarGian s GLEN FLETCHER Glen went into Caulfield Grammarians' senior team immediately he joined the club at the beginning of season 1973, straight from schooi He was first used at full-forward, the position he filled in the school team, where he was coached by a famous Amateur football personality in "Jocka" Nelson, winner of no less "than five V A F A "best and fairests" in A and B Sections Glen played 10 games in this position in his first season and then played in the ruck, but he is now regularly stationed at centre half-back, where his long clearing kicks"are seen to advantage Although he has played oniy about 40 games with his club, Glen has already made a name for himseif as he was runner-up in the voting for the club's best and fairest award last season Which oniy goes to show this 19-year-oid, boy, who stands 6 ft 1 in and weighs a little oer 13 stone, may not be eligible to compete in any long-kicking contest at the next Interstate matches - he could be playing for Victoria Incidentally Glen's winning kick in the final, which covered 68 yards, was not the best for the contest - Peter Ferguson, of North Old Boys, put in a kick of 69 yards 1 foot in the qualifying heat, but couid not reproduce that effort in the final, i n YOUR H~4NE~Y ~~ORE ~HEET Ist Qtrarbr 2nd ~arta' 3rd Quarbr FINAL Goal-kickers : ~~ I i!~ ~ ~ I) I ( ~~ ( ~ ~~ ~ ~ _~ ~ ( P~e 8 which his best kick was 64 yards 2 feet, to gain him third place Glen's elder brother, Ross, also played with Caulfield Grammarians, but a severe and he uis ow fcoachi gimtheuclub's ojuniolr team THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 5, 1975 pre1vltership L4STS A SECTION W L For Agst A Pts gt Bernards OC University Blacks Reservoir OB Ormond Vorth Old Boys Old Trinity Gr ~lonash Blues Old Paradians Coburg Geelong B SECTION University Biues De La Salle OC ' Caulfieid Gram ivanhoe asarcellin OC Old Carey Gr ~Collegians Kew Old Scotch Coil Old Haileybury C SECTION St Kilda CBOC I Old Ivanhoe Gr IHS Old Boys Power House Alphington Old Melburnians UHS Old Boys parkside Old Brighton Gr Brunswick D SECTION Hampton Rovers Fawkner Old Xaverians Oid Geelong ctate Sav Bank Assumption OC Old Cam'well Gr National Bank C'wealth Bank St Kevins OB E SECTION AJAX St Pat's Monivae ~Elsterwnick AMP Society ~LaTrobe Blacks ANZ Bank North Brunswick St Bedes OC Old Mentonians West Brunswick F SECTION Monash Whites Heatherton Thornbury Bulleen United Beverley Hills Glenroy University Reds Bulleen-T/stowe Footscray IT LaTrobe Reds JUNIOR SECTION I Coburg Ormond University Biues Ivanhoe University Blacks Old Scotch Coil Monash University Power House A RESERVE SECTION W L For Agst % Pts St Bernards OC Old Trinity Gr Monash Biues University Blacks Coburg Reservoir OB North Old Boys Old Paradians Ormond Geelong B RESERVE SECTIO N De La Salle OC Marcellin OC Coliegians University Blues Ivanhoe Old Haileybury Old Scotch Coil CaulBeld Gram Kew Old Carey Or C RESERVE SECTIO N Parkside St Kilda CBC spower House ~MHS Old Boys Old Melburnians Old Brighton Gr Old Ivanhoe Gr UHS Old Bcys Brunswick Alphington D RESERVE SECTION Fawkner Old Geelong State Sav Bank Old Xaverians Hampton Rovers National Bank Assumption OC Old Cam'well Gr C'wealth Bank St Kevins OB E RESERVE SECTIO N "ANZ Bank AJAX #Elsternwick West Brunswick AMP Society North Brunswick Old Mentonians St Bedes OC LaTrobe Blacks St Pats-Monivae F RESERVE SECTIO N Monash Whites Heatherton Bulleen United Glenroy Thornbury University Reds *Footscray IT ~LaTrobe Reds Beverley Hills JUNIOR SECTION 2 Hampton Rovers Old Carey Gr North Old Boys St Bernard's OC I Reservoir OB Thomastown West Brunswick Bulleen-T/stowe Caulfield Gr Geelong Old Paradians *Drawn Game

6 IMPORTANT NOTES "Herald" Phone Numbers You may dial DIRECT to the Amateur Football rperesentative at the "Herald" Office The numbers are: or If you have any difficulty, you may ring and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or 1893 RESERVE SECTION RESULTS to be phoned to BEFORE 3 pm or DIAL EXTENSION 1892 RESULTS OF MATCHE S Results of amateur matches are broadcast in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations 3LO (commencing at 6 20 pm) and 3DB each Saturday evening and from Television Channels ABV-2 and HSV 7 Channel 2 also provides qua rt er-by-quarter scores of A Section matches each Saturday afternoon CHANGE OF GROUND - OLD PARADIANS JUNIORS Old Paradians Juniors -iii now play their remaining home matches at Old Seotc$ Ground, Yarra Park, opposite Olympic Park (Batman Avenue tram fram Princes Bridge), THE BLACK LIST Missed Publication deadline (Seniors and Juniors 5 p m, Reserves 3 p m) - Fine THREE DOLLARS UNIVERSITY BLACKS OLD ME LBURNIANS Failed to phone Final scores to Herald Office before 530 pm - Fine SIX DOL- LARS BEVERLEY HILLS COBURG JUNIORS Failed to phone Final scores or Details to Press Correspondent before 7 pm (A Section 6 pm) - Fine SIX DOLLARS ST BERNARD'S O C COBURG JUNIORS Phoned Incorrect scores - Fine - THREE DOLLARS OLD HAILEYBURIANS FAWKNER RESERVES SCENES FROM THE INTERSTATE UMPIRES - VICTORIA v SOUTH AUST L to R David Hindle, Don Hillier, Daryl George, Jim Peters, Daryl Hill MATCHES UMPIRES - VICTORIA v TASMANIA L to R John Field, &ill Ahim, Trevor Rowe, Don McKenzie, Cary Nichol Presentation of West End Brewing trophy to Victorian Captain Bruce Bourne after Victoria's win over South Australia TARPAULINS, CAMPING GEAR, MARQUEES, HIKE TENTS RING RON SEATH OF COBURG AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB O N OR CALL AT 680 ELIZABETH STREET, MELBOURN E Page 10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 A section of the crowd at the Interstate match THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 Page 11

7 B" SECT I ON TEAM S :AULFlELD GRAMMARIANS (Navy Blue & White) -" :osch : Frank Goode (Reserves) John Wilson 1 Macdonald, It 13 White, B 26 Griffith, S J 39 2 Campbell, H 52 Cottri (VC) 14 Mathieson, il, J I 27 Way, R 40 Rutledge, G Long, J 15 Walker, 53 Waxman, B A 28 MathiesAn, 3 Dunn, R 41 Hartley, D 16 Maxwell, G 54 Smith R R 29 Fletcher,, 4 Tambiyn, G 42 Collins, M 17 Clark, R 55 Knowles, J D 30 Felsenthal, 5 Peters, D 43 Vorrath, M 18 Pearson, G 56 Bell, G R 31 Monotti, 6 Dickeson, A 44 Johntsone, D 19 Morphet, H 57 Welch, J B 32 Criswick, K 45 Spooner, It 7 Edney, I 20 Tamhlyn, G 33 Wallace, 58 Cunningham 1 B 46 Gerrand, J 8 Butcher, J 21 Watson, 59 Hampton, N N 34 Favaloro, ' 9 Waxman, D 47 Irvine, P 22 George, J 60 Hockridge, T 35 Kerry, P I Buchanan S 48 Boyes, J G (C) 23 Lugson, G Worthington, ngton, C t2 Denny, Biierwiith, P A 25 Atchison, G 38 Speed, C 51 Jennings, R COLLEGIANS (Purple & Gold) Coaah: Ross Oakley (Reserves) Bruce Ferguson 1 Ferguson, B (CR)15 Zent, R 29 Nash, G 43 Gilmour, H 57 Mulhall, M 2 Edwards, It, 16 McKay, S 30 Merry, A 44 Haynes, D 58 Jackson, P 3 Rice, I (C) 17 Stokel, K 31 Leembruggen, It 45 Ellis, It I 59 Hoist, R 4 Tucker, D (VCR) 18 Boucher, N 32 Bickford, M 46 Berglund, It 60 Lodge, R 5 Pryor, P (VC) 19 Leembruggen, D 33 Anderson, P 6 Benjamin, D 20 Nethersole, J 34 Naylor, C 7 Miller, It 21 Hibbert, M 35 Permezel, M 8 Cartledge, S 22 Ryan, S 36 Permezel, S 9 Hughes, P 23 Munn, P 37 Rowlands, B 10 Ashton, P 24 Purdue, J 38 McDonald, M 11 Mason, P 25 Moodie, J 39 Girdwood, It 12 Troon, M 26 Leeming, P 41 Wright, J 13 Cutler, M 27 Lockwood, J 42 Cookes, A 14 Shinkfleld, J 28 Loder, It 40 Emmett, N DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS (Blue & Gold) Cqaah: Bernie Sheehy (Reserves) Leo Manning I McGuiness, It 13 Conway, A 25 McDonnell, P 2 Welsh, It 14 Gilbert, P 26 Dickinson, A 3 Bourke, M J 15 McInerney, M 27 Glover, C 4 Perkins, K 16 Whitelaw, D 28 Whateley, G 5 O'Donnell, R 17 Bourke, B 29 Wright, S 6 Letson, It 18 Geddes, I 30 Day, D 7 Power, K 19 Pollard, J 31 Murnane, P 8 Hale, D 20 Rapone, A 32 Groves, A 9 Eddy, V 21 McHroy, A 33 McDonald, W 10 Halasa, It 22 Donizzi, T 34 Greig, I 11 Lyons, B 23 Mcllroy, J 35 Wilson, A 12 Dunn, B 24 Beddoe, P 36 Evans, P IVANHOE (Black & White) Coach : Bill McWhinnie I McWhinnie, W (VCR) 20 Steen, D (C) 11 Quinlivan, P 21 Wilson, It 3 Thompson, K (VC) 22 Neale, G 4 Hughes, H 12 Rojo, J 23 Glennon, It 5 Renshaw G 13 Hecker, B (CR) 24 Dockerty, S 8 Stredwick, C 14 Warry, G 25 Wilson, W 7 Adley, P 16 Drapac, D 26 Dean, N 8 Berry, D 17 Stewart, R 27 MoKernan, J 9 Jones, J 18 Bourke, R 28 Harris, V 10 Knight, R 19 Bryant, J 29 Gillin G KEW (Brown & Gold) Coach: John Fisher (Reserves) Ken Bla 1 Lister, N 12 Barclay, M y 24 Campbell, R 36 Walker, R 25 uairon, U 37 Rhoden, D 2 Blay, W 13 Rodda, A (CR) 3 MoKitiop, D 14 Till, G 4 Corcoran, J 15 Mullin, D 5 Anderson, It 16 Mitchell, B (C) 6 Dipierdomenico, 17 Elworthy, It R 18 Fletcher, D 7 Smith, B 19 Lowe, M 8 Fanning, C 20 Enthimiou, N 9 Crowe, H 21 Johnston, G 10 Murphy, S 22 Hinchen, C 11 Hayes, T (VC) 23 Price, M 26 Antoniou, T 27 Gandy, M 28 Wiseman, G 29 Smith, N 30 Morowsky, J 31 Hampson, R 32 Clay' G 33 Brown, L 34 Aitken, It 35 O'DOwd, A 47 Harding, S 61 McKenzie, A 48 Edward, D 62 Burgham, D 49 McCollough, P 63 Anthony, C 50 Billing, J 64 Stephens D 51 Carter, S 62 Purdue, R 52 Dodd, G 66 Wagstaff, S 53 Gooding, G 54 Gray, D 55 Webster, A 56 Williamson, P 37 Donegan, P 49 Cheers, I 38 Bothe, J 50 Jeffs, N 39 Flynn, B 51 Lane, C 40 McHenry, It 52 Halasa, H 41 Huxtable, H 53 Moore, J 42 Stewart, P 54 Mitchell, P 43 Serena, It 55 Tapscott, S 44 Sandford, C 56 Rathjens, J 45 WiIson, G 57 McIlroy, P 46 Loft C 58 Bourke, M P 47 Mitctheli, J 59 Hale, G 48 Whelan, P 60 Hill, G (Reserves) Bob Edmonds 30 Long, B 41 Buckley, It 31 Burton, K 42 Bryce, G 32 Stewart, C 43 Phillips, P 34 Giles, P 44 Pitson, B 35 Harris, K 45 Dawson, J 36 Field, R 46 Forristal, B 37 Dean, G 47 Sanders, B 38 Harris, It 48 Johnson, K Hutto, DClouB 38 Cavanagh, W 39 Zerbi, D 40 Toogood, G 41 Allender, K 42 Townsend, M 43 Lee, C 44 Sutton, K 45 Barrett, G 48 Buchanan, P 47 Edgley, P 48 Lewis, F 49 Manno, A 50 Pearce, M 51 Anthony, T 52 Zerbi, It 53 Masterson, T 54 Laws, It 55 Far ri ngton, N 56 Gardiner, N 57 Ross, A 58 Dyamond, L 59 Brener, It Page 12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 MpRCELLtN OLD COLLEGIANS (Maroon & Blue) B es) Gavin White C o ~ ay, W~l~ 13 Cooney> 40 Gooley, B 53 Price, P M3hon, C (VC) 14 Allen, P 26 Gooley, P 41 Sullivan, D 55 Najim, D NVilson, M 15 Toohey, J 29 Hurley, D 42 Mulqueeny, S 56 Corrie, P (VCR) 4 Povti-er, M (C) 16 Delmo, J 30 Holmes, G 43 Weston, P 59 Carrucan, D ppming, L 17 Peavey, K 31 Aloisio, A 44 White, P 61 Watson, B Shaw, G 18 Gartner, J (DVC)32 Frazer, S 45 Walsh, P 63 Holland, P Milasewicz, M 19 O'Connor, B 33 Wood, D 46 Ahern, T 70 Robbie, P g~qaiibridge, P 20 Butler, M 34 McDonald, P 47 Mahon, A to qlolsio, F 21 Rischin, M 36 Crimmins, B 48 Mangiafico, C Nhite, P 23 Crimmins, J 38 Quinn, P (CR) 51 Sullivan, D O'Donahue, S 24 Tursi, F 39 Fitt, N 52 Cullin an, P OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS (Stack, Blue & Gold) C : hn Dunshea (Reservee) Morrie Hedger ~~ JD 14 Cooke, R 25 Wiseman, J 36 Harris, W 49 Haines, I Bell, C 3 yeo, M 15 Douglas, D 26 Morgan, R 37 Gordon, M 50 Hardisty, M 4 Davis, K 16 Hughes, P 27 Raymond, P 38 Dick, E 52 Cruickshank, D 5 Elliott, It (C) 17 Constable D 28 McKinley, C 39 D'Ambrosio, P 53 Harry, P 6 Birrell, M 18 Hames, It 29 Rowe, P 40 Peart, C 54 Kelaher, C 7 Chapman, G 19 Fink, A 30 Trood, A 41 Shaw, C 55 Clark, M S Freeman, G 20 Maloney, G 31 Keddle It 42 Simms, It 56 Sharp, It 9 Cooke, M (VC) 21 Morrison, W 32 Craig, R 43 Clark, M 61 Armstrong, D is C=ow, It 22 Rattenbury, M 33 England, I (VCR)45 Wiseman, M 62 Rowe, J 11 Thomas, J 23 Morey, A 34 Gomer, P 46 Andrews, M 63 Louey, It 13 Goode, S (CR) 24 Ustick, I 35 Paraskevas, J 48 Allen, It 80 Thomas, C OLD HAiLEYBURIANS (Magenta & Black) Coach: John Masten (Reserves) John Augustine 1 Kane, P 13 Cunningham, P 25 Sutcliffe, M 38 Robertson, B 51 Dale, M? Paul, It 14 Billings, G 26 Bannon, I 39 Parkes, T 52 Parker, D Jessep P 15 Warnock, J 27 Bourls, T 40 Trapp, J 53 Hayes, P 4 A gford-jones, 16 Metherall, R 2 lirving, L 41 Forbes, R 54 Harry, J ) t, 8 G 29 Ga 42 Troup, M 55 Reid, R 5 Lingard, R 17 Williams, A 30 Cracknell, J (VC)43 Payne, L 56 Schmidt, N 6 Houston, M 18 Hattam, G 31 Whiteman, G 44 Lovig, D 57 Langford, J 7 Bowsing, P 19 Marshall, G 32 Mehegan, It 45 McWaters, It 58 Betts, L S Houghton, J 20 Roberts, I 33 Legge, J 46 Batt, G 59 Phillips, S 9 Cocks, N 21 Shapter, M 34 Luxmore, A 47 Urquhart, G 60 Sutherland, A 10 Lucas, G 22 Mason, P (C) 35 Abbott, G 48 Campbell, G 11 Loney, D 23 Poole, P 36 Sincock, R 49 Bedwell, A 12 Pollock, It 24 Gyngeil, J 37 Jackson, It 50 Bonwick, J OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS (Cardinal, Gold & Blue) Coach : Bryan Steele (Reserves) Peter Clarke i Anderson, J 16 Steele, B 30 Marx, J 45 Thomson, G 60 Tyers, M 2 Morgan, J 17 Tallent, S 31 Meadows, P 46 Rashieigh, L 61 Clements, J 3 Hinrichson, It 18 Stokes, T 32 Dumbrell, It 47 McCracken, G 62 Firman, A 4 Wall, B 19 Beaurepaire, J 33 MacRae, A 48 Caithness, A 63 Speer, N 5 Moffatt, It 20 Robertson-Smith, 34 Cox, T 49 Alenson, C 64 Head, J fi Orr, A G 35 Burge, G 50 Kenna, It 65 McDonald, N ; Moulds, A 21 Logle-Smith, A 36 Sheer, M 51 Wright, P 66 Booth, D & Bell, A 22 Nicholls, A 37 Logan, It 52 White, It 67 McLean, R 9 Addison, I 23 Melville, It 38 Molyneux, R 53 Frew, R 68 Bate, M 10 Nickless, J 24 Beaurepalre, D 39 Heggie, A 54 Aitken, J 69 Simpson, D 11 Marks, C 25 Heaton, M 40 Purnell, M 55 Clark, It 70 Per'~'~ A 12 McDonald, J 26 Walker, G 41 Hare, S 56 Garrett, G 71 Dufiy S 13 Duffy, T 27 Kefford, B 42 Welch, It 57 Evans, G 72 Teasdale, J 14 Crow, R 28 Midgley, J 43 Swan, P 58 Ainger, J 73 Tyas, G 15 Alder, D 29 MacFarlane, M 44 Clarke, P 59 Ramsay, J UNIVERSITY BLUES (Blpck & Royal Blue) Coach : Alan Salter (Reserves) Bruno Scarce lla 1 Williams, S F 14 Hindle, It G 27 Church, B G 40 Downie, J B 53 Ross-Edwards, 2 Schroter, D R 15 Keeley, S It (C) 41 Nicolas, V A D J 3 Scarcella, B C 16 Ellison, G N 28 Hart, P G 42 Plunkett, J F 54 Nelson, It J (CR) 17 Jewson, G R 29 Carmody, J F 43 Standish, T J 55 Stafford, A 4 Vivlan, D 18 Pleydeii, G P 30 Angus, P W 44 Cunneen, R D 56 Long, G W 5 Ainger, D G 19 Langdon, M E 31 Rendeii, It J 45 Henricus, I 57 Adams, M P 6 Robertson, A D 20 Small, D M 32 Wilson, D S 46 Farrow, B A 58 Brukner, P D 7 Anderson, G A 21 Holiands, B P 33 Smith, H J 47 Leitch, C 59 Ross-Edwards, 8 Templar, G D 22 Radford, M W 34 Christie, P K 48 Broadbent, D J T P 9 Nicolson, S 23 Westmore, G A 35 Moore, R M 49 Weston, P 60 Taylor R 10 Speirs, R F 24 Hager, R J 36 Whitehead, R G 50 Withers, M N 62 Carrol~, W 11 Tyquin, M A 25 Sleeman, M G 37 Morris, M 51 Dunin, A J 67 Lyle, R L 12 Maxwell, C M 26 Schauble, P D 38 Rabone, I 52 Rosse, C 69 Armstrong, M 13 Girdwood, R W 39 De Belle, G D THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 Page 13

8 LAST WEEK'S A SECTIO N Reservoir OB Ormond RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : T Byrne 5, Trevascus 5, Crook 2, Galea 2, Paulka, Bates, Taggart, Devlin, Dryden, Ashworth Best: Slater, Bates, Dryden, Jarvie, Galea, Devlin ORMOND: Smythe 5, Fisher 2, Richardson, Alan Graham, Ladd, Holman Best : Smythe, Holman, Adrian Graham, Corben, Richardson, Jenkins Old Trinity Gr Coburg OLD TRINITY : McKinnon 3, W Peers 3, Quarterman 3, Hansen 2, Dann, Jones Best: Star, W Peers, Grant, Emerson, Williams, Beer COBURG: Cleary 4, M Green 2, Royal 2Handiey, Hughes Best: Callesen, Beattie, Cleary, Hughes, Handley, King St Bernard's OC North Old Boys ST BERNARD'S O C : Angel 4, Slater 4, Burgin 2, Thompson 2, Santamaria, Wade, Drennan, Mitchell, K Phelan, Hogan Best : M Mahoney, Wade, Drennan, Mitchell, Burgin, Snowden NORTH OLD BOYS : B O'Connor 3, Rovis 2, Anderson, Murray Best: S Maguire, Wilson, Curley, Butera, Leeack, P O'Connor University Blacks Old Paradians UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Kovess 4, A Johnstone 3, Birch 2, Champion 2, Perrett 2, Moffatt, Burne, Llewellyn, Moore Best: A Johnstone, S Costello, Birch, Burne, Champion, Webster OLD PARADIANS : Jordan 4, Carroll 3, Hughes, Symes Best: Tudor, Richards, Assetta, Carroll, Johnson, Kendall Monash Blues Geelong MONASH BLUES : Golding 7, Hildebrandt 4, Moore 3, Smith 2, Mutimer 2, Campbell, B C Anderson, Bergin Best: Golding, Syme, Hildebrandt, Campbell, Sweetland, Olds GEELONG: Trevaskis 3, Coad 2, Nielson 2, Jeremiah, Davis, Lowcock Best: Davis, Aliden, Ross, Wookey, Nielsen, Paulke Page 14 RESULTS B SECTIO N Old Haileybury Kew OLD HAILEYBURY : Bowring 4, Lingar d 3, Legge 3, Pollock 2, Langford 2, Sincock, Roberts, Bouris Best: Lingard, Bouris, Paul, Wornock, Cracknell, Roberts KEW: Fletcher 4, Lister 3, Wiseman 2 Hayes, Mitchell Best: Smith, Mitchell, Fiet cher, Corcoran, Hinchen, Wiseman Ivanhoe De La Salle OC IVANHOE : Wilson 4, McWhinnie 2, Mc Mahon, Dean, Gillin, Thompson, Neale Best: Quinlivan, Stredwick, Steen, Docherty, Thompson, C Stewart DE LA SALLE O C: McGuiness 2, Murnane, A Wilson, Groves, Donnegan, Bothe Best: B Bourke, Wright, R Halasa, Day, Cooke, Bothe Old Carey Gram Marcellin OC OLD CAREY: M Cooke 5, Goode 2, Constable, Elliott, Morrison Best: Morrison, Birrell, Davies, Bell, Kelaher, Shaw MARCELLIN O C: Denning 3, Peavey 2, Frazer 2 Power, P White, Butler: Best : Butler, Mahon, Cooney, Power, O'Sullivan, Milasewicz Collegians Caulfield Gramm COLLEGIANS: Rice 3, Nethersole 3, R Leembruggen 2, D Bickford 2 Best: Mason, Shinkfield, Rice, M Bickford, Edwards, Hibbert CAULFIELD GRAMM: Tamblyn 4, Tootell 2, Waxman, Griffiths Best: Morphet, Clark, Tootell, Tamblyn, Dickeson, White University Blues Old Scotch Coll UNIVERSITY BLUES : Church 4 Sleeman 3, Lyle 3, Tyquin, Holland, Williams Best : Maxwell, Williams, Rendeii, Sleeman, Carmody, De Belle OLD SCOTCH : McDonald 6, Cox 4, Anderson, Meadows Best : Marx, McDonald, Tallent, Cox, Anderson, Alder THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 Last Week's Results nti w-_ C SECTIO N Power House old Ivanhoe Gr POWER HOUSE: Upton 4, Sykes 3, Newman 2, Coloe 2, Godfrey 2, Butcher 2, Digby, Driscoll, Newton, Potter Best: Daniel, I Alexander, Newton, Ward, Miller, Upton OLD IVANHOE : Wright 3, Gurney 2, Pratt 2, Gill, Galbraith, Allen, on, ogill rr 1 Stevens, Cropley Best: Guerney, Nix Purcell, N White Alphington Brunswick ALPHINGTON: P Whitfield 2, Tann, Shea, Eaton, Roberts, Shearer, Shaw Best : Skerry, Eaton, Shearer, Gale, Hartigan, P Whitfleld BRUNSWICK: Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Monday Parkside UHS Old Boys PARKSIDE : Quaiffe 2, Sweeney 2, Howell, Dryden, Poyntz, P Harvey, B Harvey Best : Carrurthers, Johnston, Poole, Dryden, Jordan, Quaiffe UH S OLD BOYS : Flavel 3, McMahon 2, Webster 2, Scholes Best: Flavel, A Taylor, Johnston, Blampied, Nolte, Poulter MHS Old Boys St Kilda CBOC M H S OLD BOYS: Peatling 2, Malone 2, Cherry, Martin, Staley, Schiiefert Best : Staley, Cooper, Short, Cherry, C McKenzie, Peatling ST KILDA CBOC : Jennings 2, Cameron 2, Calleja 2, McNeil Best: Hinrichs, Drinan, Mason, Carroll, K White, Forsythe Old Melburnlans Old Brighton Gr OLD MELBURNIANS: Burns 2, Dick 2, Knight, Cloke, Urquhart, Rogers, Quest, Mumme Best : Burns, Rudd, Brown, C Dawson, Knight, K Thomas OLD BRIGHTON: Holmes 3, Walsh 3, Dobbie 2, Berry, Hamilton Best : Hamilton, Finkemeyer, Walsh, J Levvey, Sedgwick, Hall THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 D SECTION Fawkner Old Cam'well Gr FAWKNER: Ayres 4, K Ward 2, Foley 2, Ferguson 2, Barnes 2, Cash 2, Pouyoukidis, Graham Best: Foley, Whittacker, Nanscawen, Kostov, O'Mara, Richardson OLD CAMBERWELL: Rimington 3, Buckeridge 2, Oakley, Sladen, Morrow, P Hanson Best: Batterbury, Mehan, Potter, Jenkin, Sladen, Hewitt Assumption OC National Bank ASSUMPTION OLD COLL: Flanagan 3, Howard 2, Phillips 2, Clancy, Barlow, Vipond, Schneider Best: Flanagan, Gorey, Stuart, Phillips, Clancy, Donegan NATIONAL BANK: Jacomavic 4, Morris 4, Cordy, Gale, Lucas Best: Bate, Morris, Jenkinson, Milisom, P McLean, Lucas Hampton Rovers St Kevin's OB HAMPTON ROVERS : Malone 4, Cook 4, Allan 4, Bennett 2, Slattery, Nash, Cook, Best: Young, Slattery, She r Bird ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Whitty 2, Pucilowski, Wilson, McGuiness, Clement, Randies, Hogarth Best : Corrigan, Fleming, Radford, Hogarth, Wilson, Nalder Old Geelong State Sav Bank OLD GEELONG: Moore 3, J Spiden 3, Gilbert 3, Shaw 2, P Yencken 2, B Spiden Best: Missen, M Yencken, Paton, Gilbert, Weibye, J Spiden STATE SAV BANK : Cameron 2, Walsh 2, Inglis, McGill, Allen, Bennett Best: Webster, McGill, Evans, Muir, Allen, Walsh Old Xaverians C'wealth Bank OLD XAVERIANS : Dwyer 5, Naughton 4, Valmorbida 2, Heaney 2, O'Neill, Furnell, Noonan, Rush, Hemmingway Best: Dwyer, Brosnan, Noonan, Nankervis, Furnell, Keaney Ċ'WEALTH BANK: J White 2, Carroll, Sarapul, D'Orsa, Borack, Reid, Curtin Best : Merlino, J White, Curtin, Reid, King, D'Orsa Page 15

9 Next Week's Matches - Jul y 12 On ground of first-named club at 2 pm A SECTION Old Trinity Gramm v North Old Boys St Bernard's OC v Reservoir OB Monash Blues v Old Paradians Coburg v Ormon d University Blacks v Geelong (at Elsternwick Park) Ivanhoe v Old Carey B Gramm Marcellin OC v Old Haileyburians Old Scotch Coll v Caulfield Gramm De La Salle OC v Ke w Collegians v University Blues C SE Brunswick v Parkside CTION UH S Old Boys V Power House Old Melburnians v M H S Old Boys Alphington v Old Ivanhoe Gramm St Kilda CBOC v Old Brighton Gramm D SECTION Assumption OC v St Kevin's OB Hampton Rovers v Fawkne r Old Xaverians v Old Geelon g Nationa : Bank v Old Camberwell Gramm Sta'e: ^\, * mk v C'wealth Bank FIXTURE U T ii B lf APRIL 19 CGr 1715 OHal 912 DLS Mar 313 OSct 1710 OCar 7 10 Coll 823 Kew 10,9 UBls Ivan APRIL 28 Kew 1222 OHal Ivan 1718 DLS 169 Mar OCar 917 CGr 1215 Coll UnlBls OSct MAY 3 Ivan Kew OSot OHal OCar Col DLS 1617 CGr 1012 UBls Mar MAY 1 0 Mar OHal DLS Kew 612 OCar Ivan 126 CGr OSct 1217 UBis Col MAY 17 Ivan OHal 16 6 Kew Mar 1415 Col OSCt 8 9 CGr OCar UBIs DLS 1413 Page 16 MAY 24 Col 815 OHaI 411 Mar Ivan 9 8 DLS OSct 711 OCar Kew UBls 1312 CGr MAY 3 1 Ivan OSct DLS Coll 1222 OCar 159 OHal 918 CGr 1724 Mar Kew 1513 UBls JUNE 7 Mar 1411 OSct 13 9 Ivan Coll 910 CGr 1715 Kew DLS OCar 8 11 UBl OHal SUNDAY, JUNE 15 Vic 2222 Tas Vic 1324 S A 1312 JUNE 21 Mar Coll 1011 Kew 1310 OSct DLS OHal 8 15 CGr Ivan 1012 UBls OCar 108 THE Reserves at 1145 a,ln, Elsternwick v St Bede C 's OCN C St Pat's-Monivae OC v North Brunswick A NZ Bank v A M P Society AJA X v West Brunswic k La Trobe Blacks v Old Mentonians 'F SECTION Glenroy v Thornbury Beverley Hills v Bulleen United Monash Whites v University Reds Bulleen-Templestowe v Footscray I T Heatherton v La Trobe Reds (Reserves - Footscray I T a bye) JUNIOR SECTION 1 Old Scotch Coll v Monash University Power House v Ivanho e University Blacks v University Blues Ormond a bye Coburg a by e JUNIOR SECTION 2 Old Carey Gramm v Old Paradians Caulfield Gramm v Hampton Rovers West Brunswick v Thomastown Reservoir OB v Geelon g St Bernard's OC v North Old Boys Bulleen Templestowe a bye JUNE 28 OHal 1814 Kew Ivan DLS 7 17 OCar 1015 Mar 10 8 Coll 1017 CGr 8 11 UB1s OSct 12 8 JULY 5 O Halley v 0 Scotch Kew v Ivanhoe O Carey v Collegians Caui Or v DLS OC Uni Blues v Marcel JULY 12 Ivanhoe v 0 Carey Marcel v 0 Halley O Scotch V Caul Gr DLS OC v Kew Collegians v Uni Blues JULY 1 9 O Halley v Ivanhoe O Scotch v Collegians Kew v Marcellin Old Carey v Caul Gr Uni Blues v DLS OC JULY 26 Ivanhoe v Marceilin Collegians v 0 Halley sect1o N DLS OC O Scotch O Carey v v Kew Caul Gr v Uni Blues AUGUST 2 O Halley v 0 Carey Marcellin v Caul Gr O Scotch v Ivanhoe Collegians v DLS OC Kew v Uni Blues AUGUST 9 Ivanhoe v Collegians DLS OC v Marcellin O Carey v 0 Scotch Caul Or v Kew Uni Blues v 0 Halley AUGUST 16 Marcellin v xo Scotch Kew v Collegian s DLS OC v 0 Carey Caul Or v 0 Halley Uni Blues v Ivanhoe AUGUST 23 Ivanhoe v Caul Gr O v DLS OC O Halley Scotch v Kew Collegians v Marcel O Carey v Uni Blues AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 Last Week's Results - Continued E SECTIO N North Brunswick West Brunswick NORTH BRUNSWICK: Kenny 3, Scullin 2, Jewson 2, P Willmott 2, Butler, S Gibgons, Handley, B Duncan, Ricketts, Fox Best: B Duncan, S Gibbons, Jewson, Raleigh, Kenny, Handley WEST BRUNSWICK: Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday AJAX Eisternwick AJAX: Gurfinkel 5, Goldfarb 2, Friede 2, Jurberg, Lemish, Herzfeld, D Freeman, Ritterman Best: Ritterman, Herzfeld, Jurberg, Lemish, Feldpicer, Greenberg ELSTERNWICK: G Rosenwarne 2, Blythman 2, Rigg 2, Edger, Berns Best: J Perkins, P Scott, G Rosewarne, D Mahoney, Patey, Rigg St Pat's-Mon St Bede's OC ST PAT'S-MONIVAE : Mahar 3, Dowd 2, Reid, Stephen, Long, Bradfield, Healy, Park Best : Mahar, O'Brien, Long, Bradfield, Reid, Coffey ST BEDE'S O C: Bowden 2, Vaughan 2, Coutts Kean, Fergus, Knuppel Best: Fergus, Negri, Roberts, J Harris, Kurth, Irving LaTrobe Blacks AMP Society LA TROBE BLACKS : Weaver 2, Keane 2, Forbes, McGregor, Moloney, Bogash Best : Keane, Forbes, Weaver, Rowe, Hardman, Drew AMP SOCIETY: McFarlane-Smith, I Henderson, Parkinson Best: Pottenger, Waller, Wilson, McFarlane-Smith, Taylor, Thompson Old Mentonlans ANZ Bank OLD MENTONIANS: Norton 3, Rafter 2, Gadd 2, Witherow, Ingram, Smith Best : B Watts, Ingram, Runge, Rafter, Hall, Bttngey ANZ BANK: Dancer, Daykin, Gale, Mc- Donald, Tuckey Best: Karpavicius, Pinder, Thompson, Wescott F SECTIO N Footscray IT Bulleen United FOOTSCRAY I T : Edwards 4, Fletcher 2, Murnig, Absolom 2, Whitby 2, Bennett, Hoyne, Butler Best: Godwin, Edwards, Hoyne, Taylor, Napoli, Absalom BULLEEN UNITED: Cairns 3, Lachmund 2, Brookes 2, N Porter, Williams, McArthur- Allen, G Nanscawen Best: R Divirgillo, R porter, Mayne, Murray, Lillie, Lachmund Glenroy Bulieen-T'stowe GLENROY: E Attard 7, D Fox 3, Broomfield 2, F Scraffe 2, Greig 2, W Stewart 2, R Fox 2, McKinley 2, Prendergast Best: E Attard, F Scarffe, O'Sullivan, W Stewart, M Wilson, Westgarth BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE : G Bird Best Players not supplied Thornbury Beverley Hills THORNBURY: Norris 5, M Staff 3, S Byrne 2, Lucas 2, Ioannidis 2, Ashby, Ramsdale, Scott, Cowen Best: M Staff, Lucas, Scott, Norris, Ashby, Liversidge BEVERLEY HILLS : B Holly 4, O'Loughlin 4, Browning 2, Cameron, Gibson, T Holly, C McCrory, A Post Best : Browning, S Glenister, B Holly, T Holly, C McCrory, O'Loughlin Heatherton University Reds HEATHERTON UNIVERSITY REDS : Goalkickers, Best Players not reecived, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday Monash Whites LaTrobe Reds MONASH WHITES : Geritz 4, Rosehain 2, Wallis 2, Farnsworth 2, Burley 2, Crook 2, Thorns, Peacock Best: Tellefson, Stirling, Lee, Thorns, Wallis, James LA ROBE REDS: Pappin 3, Taylor, Hanrahan, Butler Best: Pappin, Moloney, Sullivan, Sauer, Brophy, Hanrahan THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 Page 1 7

10 Last Results - Continued Jll ~OM, 8;--CTION 1 Coburg Ivanhoe COBURG: Egan 4, Neudert 3, Simmonds 3,Richards 2, Brown 2, McAuliffe, Tilburn, Finlay, Buccilli Best: Brown, Neudert, McAuliffe, Cannon, Sim, Weston IVANHOE: Johnson 4, Course 2, O'Rourlce 2, Wyatt 2, Hunter, Stewart, Veitch Best : Deluvskis, Jones, Johnson, Chapman Ormond Power House ORMOND: Wilson 5, Sterling 4, Cornish 2, Boyanton 2, Purcell, Morris, Arber, Hill, Parisi Best: Purcell, Sinclair, Handley, Cornish, Wilson, Hopcroft POWER HOUSE: Bredyk 4 Best: Walker, Aitken, Bredyk, M Selby-Hele, Hickey, Castelli University Blacks Mon University UNIV BLACKS: Allen 2, Larsen, Sawyer, Ford, Lockie Best: Cumming, Larsen, A Wood, Bateman, Lockie, Dale MONASH UNIV : Hewitt 2, Ellis, Brown, Jennison Best: Ryan, Hore, Rendich, Hewitt, Lia, Ellis University Blues Old Scotch Coll UNIV: BLUES: Scaletti 3, Maxwell 2, Brown 2, Clohesy 2, Kong 2, Collins 2, Hubble, Trembath Best : Smith, Kong, Clohesy, Maxwell, Lloyd, Thwaites OLD SCOTCH: Leckie 2, Eggleston 2, Tolson, Longmuir, Molyneaux Best: Currie, Orr, M Thomson, Wallace-Smith, Eggleston, Sheer All at Power House congratulate Ray Sibraa who plays his 50th game with the club today Ray rarely turns in a bad game and his performances were recognised in 1973 when he won the Rese rves Best and Fairest After a severe illness last year, Ray is again playing good football at centre half back where his strong marking and determined play is one of the main reasons for the success of the Reserves this year Congratulations Ray and we hope you play many more fine games with Power House Page 18 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Reservoir OB West Brunswick RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Kiervan 4, Sellers 4, Coon 2, Dakin 2, Koers 2, Lehmann, Lobley, Romeo Best: Kiervan, Dunlop, Fiddler, Lobley, Sellers, Koers WEST BRUNSWICK: Nigro 3, Meldrum 3, Sowter, Ceddia, Nicolosi Best: Leopold, Briggs, Caligari, Sowter, Lampard, Woollard North Old Boys ,19-I03 Caulfield Gramm NORTH OLD BOYS : Condello 3, Freman 3, Furey 2, Arthurson 2, Jolly 2, Cuffe Best: Arthurson, Condello, Cuffe, Cilia, Jolly, Hoskin CAULFIELD GRAM : Cassidy 2, Ellis, Merry, Welch Best: Watson, Thomson, Chivers, Noblett, Welch, Cassidy Bulieen-T'stowe Geelong BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Goble 5, Lockhart 4, A Smith 3, J Tenace, Miles, Chaplin, Lee, D'Agostino, Bond, Van Den Boon Best: Lockhart, Goble, Miles, Chaplin, D'Agostino, J Tenace GEELONG: Colenso 3, Dodds 2, Quirk, Syddall Best: Murdoch, Leeds, Colenso, Condie, Nurzenski, Quirk St Bernard's OC Old Carey Gram ST BERNARD'S O C: Shembry 2, Moore 2, Kavanagh 2, Jones, Mitchell, Jackson, Nunan Best: G Hughes, Scott, Dalmau Kavanagh, Jones, Sullivan OLD CAREY: Jamieson 3, Calwell 2, Harriss, Costello, Webber, R Cutler Best : Anderson, Calwell, Tatnell, Rattenbury, Harriss, Gorrie Hampton Rovers Thomastown HAMPTON ROVERS : Thompson 4, Bennett 3, Jones 2, Mannix 2, Diamond, Corvino Best: Corvino, Diamond, Lewis, Jones, Bird, Bennett THOMASTOWN: Czerny 6, Gleeson, Hour Its, Robinson, Dri Best: Gleeson, DiBattista, Dri, Signoretta, Park, Czerny Old Paradians a bye THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 Last Week's Results Continued A RESERVE SECTIO N Reservoir OB Ormond RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Massey 3, Wilson 2, O'Brien, Manson, Scott, Veith, Horse Best : Dunn, Massey, Wilson, Joiner, Veith, tvilson ORMOND : Collins 2, Carter 2, Ray Wood Best: Le Page, Kuramoto, Russ, Turner, Carter, Clark Old Trinity Gr Coburg OLD TRINITY: Stockdale 5, Stephens 2, Dimattina 2, King, L Dann Best: Stockdale, King, P Day, Cumming, S Williams COBURG: Henry, Tolley, Zorzi Best: G Hughes, B Taylor, Kapoulista, I Liddle, J Taylor, Zorzi St Bernard's OC North Old Boys ST BERNARD'S O C: Pearson 4, Hughe s 2, Considine 2, Smith, Johnson, Daffey, Sheahan Best: Smith, B O'Loughlin, Sheaban, Pearson, McArdle, Taylor NORTH OLD BOYS: Crooks 3, White 2, Chard 2, O'Neill, Scott, Kutrolli, Dempsey, McCormack Best: Dempsey, Kutrolli, O'Neill, Jongeblood, Purcell, Scott University Blacks Old Paradlans UNIV BLACKS: Forrest 4, Sharpe 3, Steele, Molloy, I King Best: Dakis, Forrest, R Saines, Sharpe, Cusack, Best OLD PARADIANS : Price 2, McKinley, Guidice Rest: Wilson, McCarthy, Weyman, McLoughlin, McKinley, McLoughlan Monash Blues Geelong MONASH BLUES : Hirons 7, Pell 2, Jansen, Gallagher, Johnson, Gray Best: Coldham, Hirons, Elam, Pell, Gray, O'Dwyer GEELONG: M Hosking, Harrison, Vautier, Azzopardi Best: Hunter, Harrison, Gill, Azzopardi, M Guiness, Oman CENTURY TO ST KILDA DEFENDER Last Saturday Chris "Hooker" Lynch played his 100th game for St Kilda CBOC "Hooker" is one of our most reliable players at the club He plays a really solid and reliable game wherever he is picked He has played most of his football in defence, either at full-back or on the half-back line Chris is also a winner of one of the most coveted awards at the club, the WAP award This trophy is given mainly for off-the-field activities which he excels in Congratulations again Chris and I hope you play a few more B RESERVE SECTIO N old Haileybury Kew OLD HAILEYBURY: Lucas 3, Troup 3, Campbell 2, Robertson, Reid, Palmer Best: Abbott, Metherall, Schmidt, Palmer, Forbes, Reid HEW: Best: King, McMaster, Price, Aitken, Rodda, McKillop Ivanhoe De La Salle OC IVANHOE : G Dean 6, Buckley 3, Hecker, Knight, McKernan, Adley Best Players not supplied DE LA SALLE: Harley 3, Stewart, P Mitchell Best: Whitelaw, B Flynn, P Mitchell, Greig, McInerney, Stewart Marcellin OC Old Carey Gram MARCELLIN O C : Harman 5, Hurley 4, Mangiafico 2, Holmes Best: Hurley, Mangiafico, F Aloisio, Holland, Holmes, P Price OLD CAREY: Craig Best: Maloney, Morgan, Haines, Elliott, Gomer, Harry Collegians Caulfield Gramm COLLEGIANS : Tucker 2, Ferguson 2, Mun n 2, Purdue Best: Bulling, McDonald, Nash, Loder, Tucker, Munn CAULFIELD GRAMM : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday Old Scotch Coll University Blues OLD SCOTCH: Rashleigh 3, Sheer 2, Clarke 2, Alenson, Leong, Garrett, McFarlane, Swinnerton Best: Sheer, Frew, Ryan, Evans, Heaton, Clarke UNIV BLUES: Carroll 3, Templar 2, Pleydell, Radford Best: Hager, Westmore, Downie, Hart, Farrow, Radford 150 AT ROVERLAND Hampton Rovers congratulate John "Slag" Macnish on playing his 150th game way back on May 31st John, our press correspondent somehow forgot to submit a writeup to the Record So its a belated congrats that all members of the club extend to him John started with the Juniors in 1964 and this year had the honour of Life Membership bestowed on him, another great recognition of "Mr Personality" as he could also be crowned Once again sincere congrats go to you and we hope to see many more games added to this impressive record THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 Page 19

11 Las C R, Week's Results - Contin m SERIV`E SECTION D RESERVE SECTfO F Power House Old Ivanhoe Gr POWER HOUSE: Angell 2, Discoll 2, Hammet 2, Taylor 2, Bourke, Hailes, Newton, Westerink Best: Hammet, Bourke, Stewart, Mason, Taylor, Newton OLD IVANHOE : James 2, Mahr, Gibbs, Davey Best : Jennings, Gibbs, Baker, P Goldin, Pinches, Rule Aiphington ,15-69 Brunswick ALPHINGTON: Hayes 5, Walsh 2, Delmenico, Belcher Best: Hayes, Courts, Delmenico, Walsh, Lynch, Ermacora BRUNSWICK: Goalkickers, Best Player s not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Monday Parkside UHS Old Boys PARKSIDE : Harbour 4, Ridd 2, Riordan 2, McNamara, Chillcott, Sing, De Maniel Best: K Clark, Bettuci, Harrell, Chesters, D Gleeson, Lanning UHS OLD BOYS : Trewartha 2, Broben Best: Parks, Fabini, Caryle, Sandiford, Cassidy, Trewartha St Kilda CBOC MIIS Old Boys ST KILDA CBOC: Howe 2, J O'Connell 2, Esmonde Best: Howe, Esmonde, P O'Connell, Clinch, J Delaney, Salter M H S OLD BOYS : Delaney 2, D Scott 2, Dingle Best: Ternes, V Cosmas, Orchard, Jones, Goldsmith, Hutton Old Melburnlans Old Brighton Gr OLD MELBURNIANS : S Wilson 2, Connell 2, Ironmonger, Collier, Boyle, Pryor, Bedford Best: Collier, Pryor, T Derham, Bedford, Campbell, Schwartz OLD BRIGHTON : Larkin 2, Watkins 2, Hess, Millis, Wilson Best: Watkins, Millis, Draper, Wood, Wynne, Hess 150 GAMES TO U H SO B PLAYER Univ High wish to congratulate Les Boag on playing his 150th game last Saturday Les has been with the club since 1966 In those years he has won a Best and Fairest in 1971, been a committeeman in , and has obtained a well deserved outstanding service award in 1973 Les plays most games in the backline of the lst 18 And is known for his determined dashes from the backline On behalf of committee, players at U H S O B congratulations Les on a mighty effort Page 20 Fawkner Old Cam'well Gr FAWKNER : Gradski 3, M War d Best: P Stapleton, M Ward, J Laba, Gr- cl ski, D Robertson, T Mills OLD CAMBERWELL : Donkin, Horseman, Sugden, Morris, Faul, Gaynor Best : Stewart, Robinson, Chamberlain, Buchanan, Kelly, Dowdle National Bank Assumption OC NATIONAL BANK : Nitzkevitch 3, Grantham, Holland, Kendall, Reeves, Smillie, Wall Best: Daly, Grantham, Holland, Langley, Reeves, Smillie ASSUMPTION OLD COLL: Jackson 2 Reeves, Hope, P Nugent, Clements Best : Arnott, T Fitz, Phyland, Reeves, Jackson, Bergin Hampton Rovers St Kevin's OB HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 7, Earle 2 Gleich, Fleer, Thompson, K English, Men l ner Best: Menner, Thompson, Combe, O'Reilly, Brannan, Nadjecki ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Rolle 3, Fanning, Kennedy Best: R Hawkins, Stackpole, G Hawkins, P Virgona, A Simpson, O'Connell Old Geelong State Sav Bank OLD GEELONG: Lewis 4, P Godfrey, Denhert Best: Apted, Connor, P Godfrey, McDonald, Lewis, R Godfrey STATE SAV BANK : Mitchell, Cochrane, Upfleld, Laidlaw Best: P Brennan, Collis, Morrison, Laidlaw, Nicolaisen, Trustcott Old Xaverians C'wealth Bank OLD XAVERIANS: Quinn 4, Holland 2, J Bowden 2 Browne 2, Callinan, Brew, M Bowden, Wrigley Best: Ross, Browne, Harrison, Romanin, O'Donohue, Holland C'WEALTH BANK : Lovitt 3, Keating, Lay, McKinney, Sullivan, McKenzie Best: Lovitt, Petrynuik, Johnson, Sullivan, McGregor, Hawthorn THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- JULY 5, 1975 Last Week's Results - Continued E RESERVE SECTIO N West Brunswick North Brunswick WEST BRUNSWICK: Goalkickers, Bes t players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday NORTH BRUNSWICK: R Brekke 2, Arnold, Polyiannis, Tsipouriaris, Cirrillo Best: Minihan, Melican, Hamilton, Cirrillo, N Walsh, Muscat Eisternwick AJAX ELSTERNWICK: Comber 2, McKenzie 2, Mavros, O'Connell, Paitence, Watson, D Perkins Best: D Perkins, Street, Comber, Rodda, Ware, Dudley AJAX: Rubenstein 2, Markoff, Wiener, Fayman Best: C Freeman, Milgrom, Rubstein, Fayman, Markoff St Bede's OC St Pat's-Mon OC ST BEDE'S O C : Loney 3, Smyth, Biacsi, Moriarty, A Hester Best: Hulett, Hall, A Hester, Moriarty, T Harris, Dwyer ST : PAT'S-MONIVAE: Dickinson 3, Richardson, Clampett, Ozolins Best: Clampett, Browne, Rafferty, Jansen, Ozolins, Dickenson AMP Society LaTrobe Blacks AMP SOCIETY : Batten 3, D Brooks 2, G Brooks 2, Hardman 2, O'Rourke, Ferrell, Nicholls Best: Jenkins, Moor, Ferrell, Symons, Palm, Batten LA TROBE BLACKS : Weekley 2, Wright, McKinnon, Grant, Goode Best: P Grant, Ryan, Dunstan, Goode, T Groenewegen, J Groenewegen ANZ Bank Old Mentonlans ANZ BANK: Lambert 2, Roach 2, Fehring, Ford, Jackson, Marsden, Peter Orchard Best: S Jones, Lambert, Roach, Saiter, Walsh, Ware OLD MENTONIANS : McKinlay 2 Ericksen Goddard, Francis Best: MeKinlay, Grenda, Francis, Ronke, Robertson, Goddard OLD IVANHOE MEN REACH 150th Old Ivanhoe have seen two players reach the 150-game mark They are Godfrey (Goffa) Stevens and Alan ( Snappa) Haug Both players started in the latter 60's and have been of great service to the club both on and off the field "Goffa" has been a strength in the ruck while "Snappa" as a hackman has been invaluable to our club The thanks of the club go to these players and our hope for their continued contribution to our success F RESERW SECTION Thornbury Beverley Hills THORNBURY : Marks 3, Burnie 3, G Burrows 3, S Staff, Biggs, B Burrows, Wilson Best : Mace, S Staff, Biggs, Burnie, G Burrows, Wilson BEVERLEY HILLS : Odgers 3, McCrory 2, Humby 2 Best: Chandler, Humby, Lowe, McCrory, Odgers, Rickey Bulleen United ,Footscray IT BULLEEN UNITED: D Divirgilio 3, Edmonds 2, Macaulay 2, Chubb, Archer, Mac- Leod, K Harvie, Matlock Best: Esmonds, Macaulay, Mathews, Matlock, D Divirgiilo, Archer FOOTSCRAY I T: Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday Heatherton University Reds :2-8 HEATERTON, UNIVERSITY REDS : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday Monash Whites LaTrobe Reds MONASH WHITES : Deckker 3, Lake 3, Hewson, Cook, Dobe, Rodgers Best: Brice, Tooley, Smith, Gleeson, Rodgers, Fakhry LA TROBE REDS: Le Lievre 2, Solomon 2, Ryan 2, Gregor Best: P Grant, Palmer, Case, Ryan, Solomon, Shaw Glenroy a bye St Bernard's congratulate John Hughes on playing his 50th game for the club against Monash on June 7th Over his career John has becorne known as a great personality around the club and an untiring committee worker After graduating from the Under 19 team John struggled to become a regular member of the Reserve XVIII but during those years he became known as "Teddy Hopkins" for his great goal-kicking ability when coming on from the bench However because of his dedication and terrific team spirit 'Hughsie" has now become a regular member of the side, and we all hope to see him playing in the 1975 pren*aership team THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 Page 21

12 LEADING GOALKICKERS Goals kicked last week shown in brackets A SECTION Thompson, St Bern (2) Jordan, Old Parad (4) Alan Graham, Orm (1) Moore, Mon Blues (3) T Byrne, Res OB (5) Fisher, Ormond (2) Golding, Mon Blues (7) Hansen, Old Trinity (2) Perrett, Un Blacks (2) Smythe, Ormond (5) Trevascus, Res OB (5) B SECTION Hughes, Ivanhoe (-) Butcher, Caul Gram (-) M Cooke, Old Carey (5) McDonald, O Scotch (6) Cullinan, Marceilin (-) Bowring, Old Halley (4) R Wilson, Ivanhoe (4) Tyquin, Un Blues (1) Williams, Un Blues (1) Morgan, Old Scotch (-) Eddy, DeLaSalle (-) C SECTION Urquhart, O Melb (I) Galbraith, O Ivan (1) Sykes, Power House (3) Calleja, St K CBC (2) Flavel, UHS OB (3) Adams, MHS OB (-) Quaiffe, Parkside (2) McMahon, UHS OB (2) Jennings, St K CBC (2) Cameron, 5t K CBC (2) D SECTION Combe, Hamp Rov (-) 37 Ayres, Fawkner (4) 33 Rowston, Ham Rov (1) 24 Allan, Hamp Rov (4) 20 Unkles, Old Xav (-) 19 Keaney, Old Xav (2) 18 K Ward, Fawkner (4) 18 Jacimovic, Nat Bk (4) 18 Denhert, Old Geel (-) 1 7 E SECTION Schulberg, AJAX (-) 42 Dancer, ANZ Bank (1) 32 Gurfinkel, AJAX (5) 32 Ruddell, AMP Soc (-) 29 Roulston, AMP Soc (-) 26 Norton, O Menton (3) 25 Bialek, AJAX (-) 23 Harnetty, ANZ Bank (-) 22 Mahar, St Pats-Mon (3) 22 F SECTION Burley, M Whites (2) 45 Lucas, Thornbury (2) 29 M Staff, Thornbury (3) 29 Lachmund, Bull Un (2) 26 Wilson, Bull Un (-) 25 Ioannidis, Thornbury (2) 23 A Post, B Hills (1) 22 O'Loughlin, B Hills (4) 22 C McCrory, B Hills (1) 2 1 JUNIOR SECTION I Egan, Coburg (4) 50 Jones, Ivanhoe (-) 38 Sterling, Ormond (4) 29 Wilson, Ormond (5) 28 Maxwell, Un Blues (2) 23 Meadows, O Scotch (-) 20 Dunn, Power House (-) 19 Tilburn, Coburg (1) 19 Finley, Coburg (1) 1 9 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Thompson, Ham Rov (4) 42 Godfrey, North OB (-) 35 Czerny, Thomastown (6) 31 Hearn, Old Carey (-H 26 Bennett, Hamp Rov (3) 25 Condello, North OB (3) 25 Robinson, Thom'tn (1) 24 Dalmau, St Bern (-) 21 Moore, St Bernard's (2) 20 A RESERVE SECTION Stockdale, O Trinity (5) 39 Jansen, Mon Blues (1) 24 Price, Old Parad (2) 21 Pearson, St Bern (4) 2 1 B RESERVE SECTION Carroll, Un Blues (3) 25 Harley, DeLaSalle (3) 24 Wiseman, Kew (-) 22 G Dean, Ivanhoe (6) ' 2 1 C RESERVE SECTION R Poyntz, Parkside (-) 37 J White, StK CBC (-) 35 Serradura, Pwr Hse (-) 23 Girdwood, StK CBC (-) 1 6 D RESERVE SECTION Quinn, Old Xav (4) 18 Fraser, Old Xav (-) 17 T Teasdale, Fawkner (-) 1 6 E RESERVE SECTION Wiener, AJAX (1) 24 Ericksen, Old Ment (1) 23 Pryor, ANZ Bank (-) 16 Stevens, Elst'wk (-) 16 Thomas, ANZ Bank (-) 1 6 F RESERVE SECTION Marks, Thornbury (3) 16 Deckker, Mon Wh (3) 15 Liddiard, Glenroy 12 The ball officially approvedrfor use all VFL matches :since 1897 The name our game grew up withfr z The watch for men who dare to be men whose time is action whose seconds count THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 5, 1975 AUSTRALIA'S ONLY NATIONAL JEWEtIER 339 Bourke St, Melbourne '

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14 Noiusre right b Acareer in music used to be unthinkable ~'o y it's a big exciting industry," Page 2 Nobody quite knows how many different occupations there are, but it runs to several thousands Think about your dad's time at was before R & D Departments, real electronics, motels or mass media Today, a young man can make his way with ambition and a natural talent that will buy him success and satisfaction Of course, it's more than just desire and flair; he has to work hard but he's doing something he enjoys An AMP man understands 4 that After all, he's doing something that uses his own talents and he likes it Talk to an A MP man Tell him where you fit into life and he'll tell you how a sound insurance plan can fit in too where policyholders' money is invested in projects which benefit Australia THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 GEEL~NG GIVE S T BERKARDS A~ FRIGHT ORMOND DOWN TO TRINITY - 1PT Blacks hold off North's challenge By GEORGE McTAGGART Bottom team Geelong, who have not won a match, veary nearly caused an upset last week when they ran the leaders, St Bernard's, to a goal It was easily Geelong's best performance for the season Ormond suffered their third successive defeat when they went down by a point to Old Trinity in a real thriller Trinity are now just outside the four on percentage North Old Boys made a strong last quarter bid for victory against University Blacks but failed to get there by four points Of North's five defeats this season, three have been by less than a goal AND THEN THERE WERE NONE -After 11 rounds, there is not one undefeated team in the competition The last to go were Monash Whites who were beaten by Bulleen United, the margin being 25 points St Bernard's put on 7 goals in the second quarter to lead Geelong by 17 points at the interval and looked to be in for at least a comfortable win But Geelong held the leaders to one goal in the third term and got on level terms at the last change The last quarter was a thriller but St Bernard's greater experience and extra touch of class enabled them to hold off the tenacious Geelong and win by 6 points What are the odds against a team being a point in front at half-time three-quarter-time and at the final siren? Well that's what happened in the Ormond-Old Trinity game, with Trinity being in the fortunate position It was one of the most remarkably even matches imaginable with little between the scores all day Even at the first break, the difference was only 4 points - in Trinity's favour Two goals in the first minute of the second quarter enabled University Blacks to wipe off their 11-point deficit at quarter-time and they were never headed after that THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, They lead by 8 points at the interval and looked in a strong position with a 3-goal advantage at three-quartertime North put in a strong last quarter, kicking 5 goals, but the Blacks were able to hold off the challenge and score by 4 points Reservoir Old Boys' effective handball and the brilliance of their small men were too much for Monash Blues, who were beaten by more than 7 goals, while Old Paradians failed miserably against Coburg, kicking only 4 points in the second half Caulfield Grammarians wilted against De La Salle in the second half after being only a point down at the interval, and were beaten by just over 10 goals It was their second successive defeat and they have dropped to fourth Marcellin's hopes of making the finals received a setback when they crashed against University Blues who won by more than 12 goals Collegians beat Old Carey by a goal, Old Scotch were too strong for Old Haileybury and Ivanhoe were not troubled to beat Kew by 9 goals Page 3