AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP S

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2 If you like a feast of football come to th e AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITIES FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP S at MON ASH UNIVERSIT Y From Monday, 25th May to Friday, 29th May Monday, 25th May Monash v A.N.U. Tasmania v Flinders 2.15 Melbourne v La Trobe Queensland v N.S.W. New England v Sydney Wednesday, 27th Ma y 2.15 La Trobe v Adelaide W.A. v Melbourne Thursday, 28th May Flinders v A.N.U New England v N.S.W. DRAW Tuesday, 26th May A.N.U. v Tasmani a Flinders v Monash 2.15 N.S.W. v Sydney Queensland v New England Adelaide v W.A. Friday, 29th May La Trobe v W.A. Monash v Tasmania Queensland v Sydney 2.15 Adelaide v Melbourn e REFRESHMENTS AVAILABL E Australian Universities side to be selected on Friday. HOW TO GET TO MONASH - - Wellington Road, Clayton. - Train to Huntingdale, bus along North Rd. to Wellington Road and Ground. Page 2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 23, 1970

3 L A ST QUARTER FIGHT-BACK SAVES C U G na., A.S. Pip Monash by 2 Points v nhoe Trouble Ormon d By GEORGE TAGGAR T De La Salle, after leading for most of the day, could not withstand a strong Pt ~ ~' S the last quarter by Coburg, who finished strongly to win by 17 in a thrilling finish, Melbourne High scraped home by two points from 11Ionash University after they too had trailed for most of the match. Ivanhoe gave Ormond a lot of trouble in a see-saw game with Ormond finally winning by two goals. Better scouting around the packs was a big f actor in Ormond's win. University Blacks won the battle for outright leadership of B Seition when they beat Old Scotch by 33 points. Both sides were undefeated prior to this match with Scotch leading on percentage. Four other leading teams were beaten - Assumption, Parkside, Elsternwick and Assumption Reserves, and another (Monash Juniors) won narrowly. De La Salle outplayed Coburg in the first half to lead by 25 points at the interval, and it was half-way through the last quarter before Coburg took the lead, "De La" adding only 9 points in the second half. Monash handled the wet conditions better than Melbourne High and were 20 points in front at half-time of a low-scoring game. But MHS finished determinedly and took the lead a few minutes before the siren. Caulfield Grammar held Collegians for three quarters and although Collegians came back well in the last, their leeway was too great and they were beaten by 33 points. Old Paradians kicked 6 goals in the first 7 minutes against University Blues and then succeeded in closing up the game to hold Blues' out for a 13 point win. Old Xaverians scored their first win for the season when they beat Footscray Tech by 3 goals and North Old Boys beat Commonwealth Bank by nearly 7 goals. Geelong thrashed Kew to the tune of more than 11 goals and St. Bernards' had an easy win over Alphington. Scotch's defeat by the Blacks caused them to slide from top place to fourth, Geelong now being second on percentage. Matches in C Section were remarkably even, the widest margin in the five games being Old Haileybury's 13 point win over Tooronga-Malvern. Old Carey inflicted the first defeat on the leaders, Assumption, scoring by 22 points, and Uni. High beat Old Melburnians by 10 points, to be outright leaders of the Section. Hampton Rovers beat Power House by 3 goals and St. Kilda CBC had 11 points to spare over National Bank. Parkside beat Glenhuntly by 7 points in a low-scoring struggle and Old Brighton scored by 3 goals over AMP Society. Old Trinity, St. Kevin's and Fairfield had comfortable wins over West Brunswick, Old Geelong and St. Pat's respectively ; with Trinity now on top. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970 Page 3

4 T. W. S HER RIN' S "KANGAROO" BRAND FOOTBALL S FIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - Sti ll Leads The Field Latrobe University replaced Elsternwick in E Section top place when they beat the `Wicks by 11 points, Elsternwick dropping to fourth. Old Mentonians scored their first win for the season when they surprised ANZ Bank and won by nearly 7 goals. Reservoir Old Boys beat Old Ivanhoe by 17 points and State Savings Bank kicked a big score (214 points) in beating Old Essendon. Junior Section leaders, Monash University, beat St. Bernard's by only 5 points and Old Scotch scraped home by 3 points from bottom team St. Kilda CBC. Both were low-scoring games. Ormond had a big win from Melbourne High, who are having a lean season. Section 2 leaders, Army Apprentices, who kicked 677 points in the first five games, were held to a score of 4-14 (38 points) by West Brunswick, who however, could manage only 2-6 (18 points). Old Brighton easily beat Elsternwick, the margin being nearly 13 goals and Toronga-Malvern scored a big win over Ajax. There were a number of close games in the Reserves - Collegians beat Caulfield Grammar by 5 points.' Commonwealth Bank beat North Old Boys by 4, Old Xaverians beat Footscray Tech by 2, the same margin by which Power House beat Hampton Rovers. ANZ Bank beat Old Mentonians by 8 points and in a battle of the backlines, Old Camberwell beat Old Xaverians by 5 points to 2.4. GROUND CHANGE NEXT WEEK (MAY 30th) Next Saturday's E Section match between La Trobe University and Reservoir Old Bays will now be played at Oval 10, Albert Park, instead of La Trobe University Oval. 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. :»',«.»'.»5.:..w... '.»w,s.,w-,». ; s,.; w :»S :»...w«.~ ~.«w«;..;«;..;..;»;..;..;«;.>;. AS USED BY THE CHAMPIONS.... ARE riia SPORTING FOOTWEA R LOU ZACHARIAH Makers of Football Boots, Athletic Shoes, High Leg Boxing Boots, Cricket Boots, Football Umpire Boots and Gymnasium Boots. ~ bw a~.; s +:. ::,.w..2»: ~: +:..... ~ I»'r.:.r,»,.,w;«..;«,.~+ :»:;..;«;..;..;..;..;..;«:++:»: ~: Page 4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970

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6 Last Week's Result s C SECTION continued D SECTION UHS Old Boys Old Melburnians U.H.S. Old Boys : Davis 3, Bates 2, Ashmead, Johnston, Masenhelder, Thomas. Best : Ashmead, Hanton, Zavalos, Johnston, Kinnear, Boag. Old Melburnians : Smith 3, Murphy 3, Roberson 2, Rattray. Best: Austin, Smith, Hallo, Cloke, Woodbridge, Wilson. Parkside ~ Glenhuntly s Parkside : Rodda 2, G. Dryden, Ron Moor Chanter. Best: Rodda, Ron Moore, J. Byrn Stenlake, P. Gleeson, Tennent. Glenhuntly : Warner 2, Duncan, Turner. Bes Duncan, Rose, Clark, K. Nolan, Contencii Bolt. Old Carey Gramm Assumption O.C Old Carey : D'Ambrosio 4, Goode 3, Freeman 3, R. I. Elliott 2, Keddie. Best : Goode, Raymond, Chapman, D'Ambrosio, Watsford, R. I. Elliott. Assumption O.C.: Dyer 4, Avery 3, Tuck 2, Jeacle. Best : Jeacle, Avery, B. Munari, Mc- Mahon, Meneghini, Dyer. Old Trinity Gramm G West Brunswick Old Trinity : Quarterman 4, Phil Cohen ; Pruden 3, Fellows 2, Kleinert 2, Hobbs. Bes Pruden, Phil Cohen, Hudson, Quarterman, Wi liams, Kleinert. West Brunswick : Harrison 2, Morris 2, Watei 2, Allen, Lasts, Oakley, Shaw. Best: Laats, Me ris, Rhodes, Strachan, Stubberfieid, Waters. Old Haileybu ry Toor- Malvern Old Haileyburians : Bode 3, Curtis 3, Davies 2, Mehegan 2, Lambert, Langford-Jones, Williams. Best : Bode, Gadsden, Home, Mehegan, Mulvey, Regan. Tooronga-Malvern : Goalkickers, Best Players not received. Old Brighton Gramm AMP Society Old Brighton : Hosie 4 McBriar 3, Hamilton < Raff, Wilson. Best : Finkmeyer, Berry, Milli ; Raff, Myers, Peachey. AMP Society : Formby 4, McGuinness, Ahern Thompson, Munro, Sloan. Best: McHugh, Mel calf, Sloan, Jones, Ahern, Crompton. Hampton Rovers Power House Hampton Rovers : Cave 2, English, Huckett, Humphrey, I. Rolls. Best : Vickers, Huckett, C. Cooper, Wood, Mirabito, Williams. Power House : Christie, Hutchinson, Sykes. Best : Hutchinson, Whitmore, Blyth, Peters, Christie, Staley. St. Kevin's O.B ; Old Geelong Gramm ! St. Kevin's Old Boys : K. Hoare 8, Sheehan 5 Boyd, T. Marcucci, J. Prendergast. Best : Wal lace, K. Hoare, Sheehan, T. Marcucci, Boyd McArdle. Old Geelong : McMillan 6, Lewis 2, R. WhaileS Marendaz, O'Byrne. Best: T. Brown, O'Byrne Bradshaw, Hudson, McMillan, Tunbridge. St. Kilda CBOC National Bank St. Kilda CBOC : J. White 4, Drew 2, Blackie, Calleja, E. Schwarzman, Tesoriero. Best : Bilston, Drinan, Esmonde, Howe, Kenny, Tesoriero, National Bank : Mumford 3, L. Brooke 2, Temby, Farr. Best : Mumford, Sheehan, Morley, L. Brooke, Taylor, A. Brooke. Page 6 Fairfield St. Patrick's O.C Fairfield : Cuzens 6, F. Findlay 4, M. Day 3, Keane, Capoldi, Hume, Rudd, Herbstreit. Best ; S. Day, Hume, Hyland, Cuzens, Quadara, 0'Bierne. St. Patrick's OC: Shannon 5, Vear 4, George, Coffey. Best: B. Vear, Shannon, Giles, Chaplin, Lardener, Fry. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970

7 Last Week's Results - continued E SECTI ON JUNIOR SECTION I State Sav. Bank Ofd Essendon Gr State Savings Bank : P. Cavanagh 12, Cameron 4, Sutton 4, Jackson 3, Price 3, Sampson 2, Roberts, Dumbrell, Hodgkin, Gossip. Best : Sampson, Hodgkin, Cameron, P. Cavanagh, Sutton, Lastanelli. Old Essendon : Best : Bateman, McDonald, Rahilly, Connell, Gething, Rowe. Old Scotch Coll St. Kilda CBOC Old Scotch : Evans 2, Fitchett, Anderson, Patterson, Wall. Best: Bell, Wall, Evans, Learning, Leong, Duffy. St. Kilda CBOC: Clinch 2, T. White, Vine, Head. Best: Clinch. C. Lynch, Cazzaro, Lane, Nicoll, Head. Brunswick AJAX Brunswick : Baher 3, Staples 2, Abernathy, K. Beckett, Dean, Weybury, Colson, Ball. Best : Weybury, Thompson, Dwyer, Ball, Abernathy, Maher. AJAX : Stillman 2, Goldfarb 2, Perelbery, Duzenman, Smorgon. Best : Herzfeld, Lefkovic, Duzenman, Perelberg, Poyas, Smorgon. La Trobe Univ Elsternwick La Trobe Univ. : O'Brien 4, Sceney 4, Nadenbousch, Condon, C. Hall. Best : Pech, Gee, C. Hall, Sgro, Leorke, Nadenbousch. Elsternwick : Cornhels 3, Sharpe 2, Benfold 2, Hohmuth, Shewan. Best : Sellers, Holmes, Everett, G. Perkins, Freer, Sharpe. Old Mentonians ANZ Bank Old Mentonians : Page 4, Ingram 3, Bolton 2, Royston 2, Everett. Best : Pearson, Jamison, Ingram, Moss, Page, R. Honvill. ANZ Bank : Davidson 3, Jackson, Gilroy-Scott, Stamps. Best: Gilroy-Scott, McGregor, Dancer, Wild, Kelly, Spencer. Old Cam'well Gr D. and L. O.C Old Camberwell : P. Hanson 6, M. Tipping 5, Hughes 4, R. Hanson 3, J. Tipping 2, Connor 2, MacCallum 2, Wood. Best : MacCalum, I. Vincent, Hewitt, Tucker, Hughes, P. Hanson. D. & L.O.C. : Glass 2, Kotschet, Tippett. Best : Rose, R. Allison, Ackland, Moloney, Kotschet, K. Allison. Rese rvoir Old Boys Old Ivanhoe Gramm Reservoir Old Boys: McLaughlin 3, Joiner 3, D. Scott 2, P. O'Brien 2, G. Letson. Best : Martin, S. Aston, G. Slater, McLaughlin, Jarvie, Farrar. Old Ivanhoe : Steele 4, J. Stevens 2, D. Williams, Cuttriss. Best : Steele, R. Stevens, J. Stevens, Cuttriss, N. Jackson, P. Williams. University Old Paradians University: King 6, Costello 3, Girdwood 2, Gobbo, Reynolds. Best : King, Gobbo, Costello, Spring, D. Clarke, J. Clarke. Old Paradians : Watson 2, Johnson 2, Hart, Quinn, Lucy. Best : Callinan, Hough, Whiffen, Fay, Lucy, Ryan. Monash University St. Bernard's O.C Monash Univ. : Birrell 2, Buscombe 2, Flett 2, James, Peacock. Best : Birrell, Halliday, Flett, Thorns, Grimmer, Peacock. St. Bernard's O.C.: Medwin 3, P. Wade, G. Wade, P. Hogan, Phelan. Best : G. Wade, Weston, P. Hogan, Medwin, Phelan, Gulliver. Ormond MHS Old Boys Ormond : Morgan 3, Pearce 3, Logan 2, English, Richer, Graham. Best: Kennedy, Jenkins, Thomas, Corben, Morgan, English. MHS Old Boys : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, Coburg Ivanhoe Coburg : Tolley 6, McFarlane, Long, Bent. Best : Tolley, Lewis, Barry, Davey, Coluin, Mc- Farlane. Ivanhoe : Kelly, Dean, Bartlett, Botterill, Lowe, Renshaw, Maxwell, Oldmeadow. Best: Bartlett, Renshaw, Botterill, Dean, Kelly, Monkhouse. CAR PARKIN G Cars must be parked as directed at Eisternwick Park, otherwise they will be refused admittance to the ground. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970 Page 7

8 Last Keek S Results..,.ru~i O 1~ SECTO r V, C~nt 1nU~'Q I AjPhington Bank 2-$ 6-7 National Alphin lonnidis 9fon ; Y-7 2.$ & 8 Wetch Welch, Eaton foannidis Watson National C' Brown. Eafon'. C, Wilfs 2 Rubira., NewrnaR Bentley Ca gank' Rlschetefli 2 land, Ntorgany'p ench. Best; G Arcadiou Arcadlou G Arcadiou S cot- Caulfield Gramm- Rai Ph. Hampton Scout 4-Yg 8-16 s Caulfield Gra Y687 Can Wood 2 mma~ans : McLau9hiio ~ White Y Mctaughlinwhite, Mino 5,.' fnlpno que Watson- Candy Hampton que, Tamblyn, WaBeosn tscouts aaoerbie. Bero~ nfserbie,gear'goodamm ytgrant Goo Gran t on. Tregear, ~r~f Apprentice s Brunswick 1-5 2`7 3-9 Bestmy App. School: 1.1 2' as s[on, Ju i bber. EdwardsC,v gso n Jubber, Bevan, Beven West n Aramini, John_. Cassidy Bruns wick Ryan. ey, Mass : f aao Nayior rotiy, D. Rya, Best n. :.9 Roberfs, Toor-rytafvern AJAX Brau n Tooronga Malvern 0. 12`t22~q,17 _ oun ' Perkins, Wails,efting 7, 2obie p 4 3'2, Cut ) AJA Watts, Leifting, Zo b~e g MaBes} Buck siein X Fetr, P Cullen,.. yamner, Buc Best : Rob M Robenstone, S Segal, e Michaels Bo9atin,, owe r Pastde House Powe r Ande son 2 ouse : ph Witkie, air Brenrtan Smullin,muHin 2 Sladdin 3 Wilkie 3, Parksi Best. Mille r annan' Sladdiri, M$dae' Baat ; Wit son Dafs nkitdea Parris,,., Harve n Soy. Old McGUane, ifler Parbrjs' fflste8rwick n Gr W~k,nB~ hton 7.70,77 2 : Grandin , D, S-5 5- Go 636 POwellWatkins, evfnge rardfagner allibes tq Smith 2,. Etsternwick : Rose n Eastgate, Halliday, Pa w R BaN~wtonyWWestNewtoray'Cht R.9e 8 field t A. A PtESEd,t EvE SECTION Cotlegian s Caulfield Gramm g 8 $ G urlae9ians: guson Fer V )-q9 MC uiifeld egram a ng Cpre,ast Sto an,ndu~~zp Yo not received, m ~ Goalkickers, Best Players University Blue s Old Paradfana Universit t0-64 not received. Blues : Goatkic kers, 3 Best J. n aradibaourke Players Arth C 8 npe Ohut u r, Kohut, Wescoft, J T Booth 2.g Bestc O'Brien, Wake/~!n~' Ferrugfa. Ormond Ivanhoe 2-7 4, Ormond: 3-I t calved. GOalkickers, Best '$2 Ivanhoe Etsworfh Players not re- Bourke. Best: sey, Hutton, Castle Borchers., Harr~sy 2, Alcock, Hutto' Horn 2., Coburg De La Salle O.C oburg Fox : yibberd `3 6-4 Salter?Gree Best nhorn. : B~ch ~tge4 2, Sh $0 Gardiner ton De La Salle ZO~f, : neralter Kot, $ C'roote., Scholan, Seat: G Beerswp n 2 Coy 2, D. ya1e. D. Keteher, R. Keteher,. Fauf, King_ Monash Universit MNS y Old Soys 4' Y2-5-7 Monash Univ 7. : received Ȯld Goalktckers, 8-1 not MHS Best Player s Staley Boys, MycK B nest 2. Sh ort, Harle 2, D bertmacdonald, Staley, Chee 9hf. Gilbert p Ma dy nick Gi1- -''--~ BRUNSWICK,S NE W Club e snew secret SECRETARY p~qeidstreet R MEYER, ~a~c T h k orn h 6 G, 6026 EXt, 6I9I ~ (Day) 1. xhe AMATEUR FOOTBAItEl~ -_ MaY 23, 1970

9 L Week's Results continue d 3 RESERVE SECTION University Blacks otd Scotch Coll University Blacks : Jones 3, Carnie 2, Allen, Batten, Champion, Johnson. Best : Duffy, Carnie, Senior, Clifford, Hillier, Quinn. Old Scotch : Leong Best Teesdale, Fleming, McDonald, Hurt,. Davidson, Leon. C ' weafth Bank North Old Boys Commonwealth Bank : Joy 2, Bramich, Clarke, Howard, J. White. Best: Langsworth, Linehan, Joy, McCnmmon, S. White, Bramich. North Old Boys : Foster, A. Arthurson, Russell, r.! eehan. Best : Russell, Elderfield, Lavelle, Meehan, Frewan, Adams. Kew Geelong Kew : Rhoden 4, Lynch, White, Kerlin, Clements. Best : Crowe, Lynch, McPherson, White, Kertin, Rhoden. Geelong : Barton, Middleton, R. Casboult. Best : Turner, Hampson, Meagher, Searle, Lindquist, Poulton. Old Xaverians Footscray TCOB Old Xaverians : Fraser 4, Moore, Kyne, Costello. Best : McCauley, Prowse, Kyne, Lonergan, Croyle, Costello. Footscray TCOB : Coor 3, A. Scott, Fincher, Griffiths. Best : Chapman, Seidle-Davies, Smalley, Jarvis, Murley, Griffiths. St. Bernard's O.C Alphington St. Bernard's : De Luca 8, Merrick, Sharkey, G. Smith, I. Harvey, K. Smith. Best: Sheean, Taylor, G. Smith, Dullard, Merrick, De Luca. Alphington : Blegg. Best: Trezise, Blegg, P. Harris, Cartwright, Tiedgen, Fairchild, C RESERVE SECTION t1hs Old Boys Old Melburnians UHS Old Boys : Bridge 3, Johnson 2, Griffin, Holdsworth. Best : Bennett, Storey, Seath, Bridge, Byron, Johnson. Old Melburnians : Ristrom 2, Collins 2, Gerrand, B. Wilson. Best : Rudd, Tartakover, Pitts, Boyle, Ristrom, B. Wilson. Old Carey Gramm Assumption O.C Old Carey : Tucker 2, Steel, Davis, Phillips, Miller. Best: Jones, Maloney, Bennett, Fink, Davis, Locke. Assumption O.C.: J. Fitz 2, O'Connoll, Patterson. Best : Nicholson, Murray, O'Connoll, P. Daly, Patterson, Evans. Old Halleybury Toor-Malvern Old Haileyburians : Sawyer 3, Atkinson 2, Kan e 2, Coote, Jones, Crombie. Best : Brearley, Bonwick, Coote, Kane, Rigby, Urquhart. Tooronga-Malvern: Goalkickers, Best Players not received. Power House Hampton Rovers Power House: Ruff 2, Ryan, Grawt, Miller, N. Smith. Best : Kent, R. Miller, Hughes, Nugent- Smith, Mitigate, Ruff. Hampton Rovers : Mennie 4, Berry, Anderson, Boyle. Best: Stevens, Manner, Mennie, Deacon, Anderson, Barlow. St. Kilda CBOC National Bank St. Kilda CBOC : McLaughlin 4, Hawkins 2, Bennett, Chapman, Cooke, Danckert, Kennedy. Best : Danckert, Harbor, Kennedy, McBurney, Mc- Laughlin, Scanlan. National Bank: Spencer 2, Guinea, Daly. Best : Wilson, Daly, Watts, Guinea, Wall, Pinder. POWER TOOLS THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- May 23, 1970 Page 9

10 H Parkside Glenhuntly Parkside : Purcell 3, Cole 2, D. Gleason 2, Sammut, Howard, Gates. Best : D. lerton, Gleason, El- D. Thomas, Purcell, Gates, Ford. Glenhuntly : Brooks, D. McGrory, Lochheed, Londkowski. Best : Brown, Wilcox, Londkowski, Lochheed, McIntosh, T. Nolan. Old Trinity Gramm West Brunswick Old Trinity : Stockdale 4, Moore 3, Major 2, De Boos 2, Christie 2, A. Dart, Alford, D. Cox. Best : Watson, De Boos, Frood, D. Cox, Anderson, Stockdale. West Brunswick: Bell. Best : Baird, Bell, Heenan, Martin, Prosser, Thompson. AMP Society Old Brighton Gramm AMP Society : Bless 2, Reed 2, Saxby, Jenkins, Farrington. Best : Collery, Scott, Graham, Jenkins, Saxby, Gay. Old Brighton : Andrew 2, McKenna, p. Tav!-.~ Best : Pitcher, McKenna, Rowe, Huggins, Briggs, Finlayson. St. Kevin's O.B Old Geelong Gramm St. Kevin's O.B. : Briggs 4, Rolle 3, Molan 2, M. Hoare 2, McNamara 2, Martin, B. Johnson. Best : Mooney, Martin, Kehoe, Rolle, Dalton, Briggs. Old Geelong : A. De Crespigny 4, Grantham, Jenkins. Best : Jenkins, Grantham, A. De Crespigny, Connor, Bywater, Green. Fairfield St. Patrick's O.C Fairfield : Bell 3, Phinikarides 2, L. Finlay, Toohey, D. Wykes. Best : Clarke, K. Jones, Phinikarides, Toohey, Marsh, Murley. St. Pat's OC : Best : Joyce, Mardling, Smurthwaite, Leyden, Walsh, Cribbes. De La's Rick Beers played a great game for the Reserves and was awarded our trophy for the best player, Others to also play well were Damian Keleher and old timer Ron Faul. Jock Sellers put in another fine game for Elsterwick last Saturday, his sixth in a row, really proving he hasn't lost any of his old touch. Geoff "Porky" Perkins and uncle Pete "Fat" Everett also put in great games. Page 10 AJAX '8-92 Brunswick ; AJAX : Prinz 4, Coppel 2, Stuk 2, Gutt 2 Michaels 2, Mehl, P. Grossberg. Best : Katz. Stuk, Mehl, Hoppe, Coppel, Fryher. Brunswick : Meyer 2, Ross, G. Beckett, Robin. son, Cullihan, Stilla. Best : Baguley, Cullihan, Stilla, Russ, Robinson, Meyer. Elsternwick La Trobe Univ Elsternwick : Eaton 3, Williams 2, Garbutt, Peters, Walters, Walton. Best : Galpin, Walton, Williams, Peters, Garbutt, Campbell. La Trobe Univ. : McElwain 2, Powell 2, Badham, Contento. Best : Rowe, Poora, J. Hall, Badham, Contento, Powell. ANZ Bank Old Mentonians ANZ Bank: Knight 2, Rodda 2, Penhale, Whiteman. Best: Patmore, Dawson, C. Sampson, Whiteman, Pappacostas, Lyons. Old Mentonians : McKenzie 2, Schinzel, Erick- en, C. Hallam, D. Durack. Best: C. Hallam, McKenzie, Clement-Smith, Whitton, Reilly, B. Harfard, Old Cam'well Gr Old Xaverians Old Camberwell : Pegram 2, Bond. Best: Robinson, Sugden, Rashleigh, P. Vincent, Mehan, Ouarterman, Old Xaverians : Goalkickers, Best Players not received. Reservoir Old Boys Old Ivanhoe Gramm Reservoir Old Boys : Woods 6, Galea 3, Poon 2, Ashworth 2, Dunn, Mc Givney, Parry Best Dunn, Benstead,. Ashby, McGivney, D O'Brien, Davis.. Old Ivanhoe Gram. Best : Crook, Gurney, Kadar : Gurney,. Kadar, McKenzie, Wolstencroft, Atkins, Jeeves, Old Essendon Gramm. forfeited to State Savings Bank. Last Sunday St. Bernard's introduced Sunday morning squash. If all players get behind this scheme introduced by Gus Mitchell with the help of Jimmy Taylor maybe we will kick straighter each Saturday. THE A(VIAT E L6Fi FOOTBALLER- l fiay 23, 1970

11 POST ~.A=~,Y : ~ s Correspondents EARLY on are ; ast copy Sundayes. t`~ final clearance time of p.11. ar s is now much earlier than pre- ;-,,,:tsiy, as early as 6 p.m. in some a ' e : :s, and not later than 8.30 p.m. _where. :,t e sure you don't miss the post DST EARLY. RESULTS OF MATCHES :esults of amateur matches ar e,roadcast in the Sporting Sessions of R ;,dio Stations 3L0, 3DB and 3KZ,?;,ch Saturday evening and from TUlevision Channels ABV-2 GTV-9 -ad HSV-7. Channel 2 also provides quarterby-,c-tarter scores of A Section matches e~.ch Saturday afternoon. DESERVES - PLEASE NOTE Team Managers and Timekeepers of -_eserve Section teams should note articularly the following points:- 1. Start' time is a.m. If started after a.m., a fine for late start operates. 2. EACH QUf _ :' R is of 20 minutes' dz : :'._, :on, plus T ime-on. 3. Half-time i :: MST NOT EXCEED 15 UTES-that is from the e : i, the second quarter to.'. r9 the third. 20 MINUTES F- Reserve Sectio.r v: - c or quarters of 20 minute _ar, ion - N 25 - plus Time-an. v. :~Letions regarding TIME-ON are printed on the back of Score Cards. Senior and Junior Section matches consist of quarters of 25 minutes duration - plus Time-on. Reserve Section matches commence at a.m. - Senior and Junior Section matches at 2 p.m. ADDRESS ALL MATTER FOR PUBLICATION TO "THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER" Box 1564I', G.I'.f).,141EI.BUURIVE, 3001 and not to the Editor's private address. (Use addressed envelopes provided.) PREVIEW The A.B.C. Sporting Session from 3I.D each Friday (which commences at 6.30 p.m.) will include a preview of the following day's amateur matches. Be sure to listen to this broadcast. TIMEKEEPERS INSTRUCTIONS REGARDING "TIME-ON" "Time-on" must be added (1) when signalled by the Field Umpire and (2) when a goal or behind has been soared. In the case of a goal, take the time from the waving of the flags by the Goal Umpire to the bouncing of the ball in the centre by the Field Umpire and, in the case of a Lahind, take the time from the waving of the flag to the kick-off. HOW TO CONTACT EMERGENCY UMPIRES Emergency umpires for all sections will be located at Elsternwick Park, and will be available to proceed to any ground if ed. The telephone number will he Should the appointed umpire fail to appear, it will be necessary to phone Elsternwick Park and ask for an emergency umpire to be sent. Clubs must make themselves fami2iar with the syste2n, and ring the correct number: THE AMA feu? FOOTBALLER- May 23, 1970 Page 1 1

12 Important Note s SCORES TO "HERALD" - NUMBERS You MUST phone final Scores to the HERALD office as soon as possible after the match - if your scores are received before 4.50 p.m. they will be published. If received after that time, they will not be published, but if you miss the 4.50 pan. deadline, YOU MUST STILL PHONE BEFORE 5.30 pan. Our representative will be in attendan ce until that time. If you fail to phone the scores to the Herald office before the publication deadline of 4.50 p.m. (Junior Sections excepted), you will be fined one dollar. If you also fail to phone scores to the Herald before 5.30 P.M. you will be fined an extra two do llars -making three do llars in all (including Juniors). If you miss out on the Herald you must phone the scores to the Press Correspondent before 7.30 p.m., otherwisa you a re 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 7.30 p.m. - Phone A short summary of the match is also required- c, ntinued "HERALD" PHONE NUMBE-,--,S You may now dial DIRECT to Amateur Football representative the "Herald" Office. The numbers are: or If you have any difficulty, you may ring and ask for EXTENSION 407 or 479. RE SERVE SECTION RESULTS to be phoned t o BEFORE 3 p.m or DIAI, and ask for EXTE NSION 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 CORRFSPONDFNTS,POST REPORT EACH SUNDAY.- it is absolutely essential that copy be received by the Editor BY FIRST POST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK. Copy received after this time will not be considered. The only way to ensure delivery on Monday is to post SUNDAY-EARLY. TWO NUMBERS TO NOTE Clubs in A Section should note these nannbers. For teams on Thursday night (as early as possible after 7.30 p.m. please - and certainly before 9 p.m.) Quarter-by-quarter scores this Week Watch for this number week by week. PFa~e ~~ THE,AN{AE~US. FOOTBALLER- May 23, 1970

13 1IARI SIDE JUNIORS' NEW GROUND Clubs in Junior Section 2 are advised that Parkside Juniors now have a new ground - John Cain Memorial Reserve, Darebin Road, Thornbury, between Grange Road and Station Street, adjoining Faireote Bowling Club. (Train to Fairfield, then RtarthlaIlct bus in Station Street to Darebin Road, walk east). GOAL UMPIRES REQUIRED The V.A.F.A. requires some additional Goal Umpires. Anyone who has had some experience in this sphere, ari d is interested in becoming a Goal Umpire, should contact the Association Secretary Mr. J. Fullerton, 5 Correa Avenue, Cheltenham, Phone ADMISSION TICKETS Admission tickets issued to club s for matches at Elsternwick Park a re for the use of players and officials only. Any player who cannot produce a ticket will be required to pay for admittance. CLUBS ARE RESPONSIBLE Club officials are reminded that they are responsible for the behaviour of their players, and their attitude towards officials of the V.A.F.A., at all times, including their attendance, when necessary, at meetings of the Independent Tribunal. Threats or insults to umpires w ill not he tolerated at any time under any circumstances. Round 6 of the South British United Football Award applied to C. Section Clubs of the V.A.F.A. The award was won by the Old Haileyburians Club who scored the greatest winning margin in C section during round 6 in defeating the Toronga-Malvern Club to Congratulations to the Old Halleybury Club. You will receive a new - - PRE.5 C;`0 RRE quality football through the courtesy of The South British Insurance Group of Companies. The eligible teams competing for the award during round 7 will be D Section Teams. Results to be announced in next week's Record. Our motto -"our client is No. 1 with us. " DENTS YOUR SECRETARY OR DELEGATE HAS BEEN ISSUED WITH SUFFICIENT "AMATEUR FOOTBALLER" STATIONERY FOR SEASON GOALKICKERS, BEST PLAYERS, BALL BRIEFS AND SOC- IAL MUST BE SUBMITTED ON CORRECT FORMS, OTHER- WISE THEY WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. MAKE SURE CLU B NAME IS ON ENVELOPE. POST EAR L Y E ACH SUNDAY THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970 Page 13

14 BALL,,_U.FS All at U.H.S. Old Boys congratulate Bruce Pascoe and his wife on their marriage last Saturday. Bruce made himself available to play last Saturday, but the selectors decided not to take the chance of him `missing out" because of an injury. AMP Reserves won the points in a rugged display against Old Brighton. New coach Rig "The Orator" Bell has done well considering the number of changes enforced weekly. "Dynamo" Collery roved brilliantly and may force his way into the senior side this week. Alan Saxby continues to fire, Larry Scott once again was solid in defence and "Herb" Gay came under notice. The Reserve grade players have an extra incentive to play well now ; turn it on or be dropped to the firsts! Peter Raymond, who was brought into the Old Carey firsts to replace Roger Gamble who was injured, gave a great exhibition of wing play. With John Goode and Graham Chapman he made up a tremendous trio of little men who played a dominating role in Old Carey's win. A great opening quarter by Assumption was a forerunner to disappointment. After a great start in which Barry Dyer, Chris Jeacle and Des Tuck were stars, the opposition grabbed the ascendency in the second quarter and held it. Players to battl~ all clay in the slippery conditions were Michael "Bull" Howe, Barry "Young Feller" Munari, and Bernie "Crash" Me-Mahon, who celebrated his selection in the Carnival squad with a great game. Pat O'Dwyer and Mick Avery showed out around the ground, and skipper Maurie Beaumont made his presence felt after his late arrival. Tooronga-Malvern Juniors had many fine players in their win over Ajax. Liev Zobie, Ray Martin, Bill Leifting and Greg Cullen were very ctive forwards, John Young and T Perkins were very good ruckmen,._, Graham Watts played a good capta ; game. A winning centreline, fine defend4rs in McMahon, Drinan and Kenny, a great three-goal burst in the 1quarter by Jack White, and plent y G. & D. led to St. Kilda C ' C good win over National Bank. T Tesoriero and Jimmy Estnontle rov, tirelessly and kept us in it when th(.._ teamates weren't firing. Coach Bert Gaurdion is being driven to drink by National Bankers who once again let the opposition off the hook in the dying stages of the game last Saturday. Parkside defender Tom "Terrific" Johnston received his roast before Sunday dinner off coach Doug Robertson for giving too much latitude to Glenhuntly forwards. Even though, "Tom Tom" has a tendency to play this way on odd occasions, `Johnno" will wear this bake, but hopes it rubs off onto Norm Willoughby and "Husky Lusky" whose opponents he has had to check several times. Win that ball and wear down your opposition today, "Tom Tom" to prove the goose is not cooked. Good to see Neil Duncan really firing for Glenhuntly. "Dunc's" continually drove the "Hunters" forward. Noted mud runners, Kerry Nolan and Bob Contencin revelled in the conditions and things may have been different with the wind in that dry first quarter. Congratulations seem to be in order for North Old Boys this we~,k both for the good win they recorded over Commonwealth Bank last Saturday and for the inclusion of Les Murray, Bob Spurling and Kevin Power in the Victorian training squad for the Amateur Football Carnival in Perth in July. Page 14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-M ay 23, 1970

15 C.., lgratulations to Rod D~ Boos ;irry Lansdell for their appoint-,,,,,,; as captain and vice-captain of ()i<< T :inity Reserves. "Smoothy" De celebrated his new position with car and new boots. The boots ~ have helped as Rod ably led th e, with an inspiring game. "Doc" however was unable to asod in his new role as he wa s, raing the bench for the Senior "io says social sides are unim- +? Old Brighton sent a team o f ers to Albert Park tast week o~v that there is some depth in club. John "Nobby" Forster and 2L.ennan showed the way hom e i the side won easily. Well done, ; JI n Caddy moved back to the C, flank relished the move and a great game for Monash las t Irdav. Some of his marks in the ~_>v conditions were a treat to Well done Col, keep up the form! ie coach and all players of St.,d's appreciate the fine work e each Saturday by our runner x Clarke. Even though he appears be trying to outdo "Boof" in th e i shion stakes, he is ever ready to do what the coach tells him. The, '1iv blemish of Jack's performance is at times he reports to the coach,',,at be is a little tired in not the,acest of terms. Collegians best against Caulfield Grammar were from Chris Roach for a good display all day, young John Shinkfield, who is yet to play a poor game, Bob Zent, Wes Roach who gave a vigorous display all day, Skipper Rick Edwards, Ken Boundy a first year player who is still showing promise of becoming one of our top players of the future. Congratulations to John Moodie on his selection to the Senior side, John The Mood must have left his kicking boots in the Reserves room, he could only manage one goal but played well all day. Welcome back to the Ivanhoe fold Harry Parnell and Bruce Wakefield. Both players made their first appearance on the field for several years against Ormond last week. Harry started to show a bit of his old touch as the game progressed and "Wakie" settled in quickly after coming on in the last quarter. The Hoes look forward soon to some of the great performances provided in the past by these two stalwarts. Kevin O'Toole played his first game for De La Salle last Saturday and by his fine form is assured of a good year, Well done Kevin. MHS's duplicate find for the season, the "who's who" twins Hanry and Michael Ritterman, continue on their winning way. Coming from the Juniors this year, both have been doing a wonderful job for the club with Henry commanding the roving division with nipper Mike on the wing last week especially putting on a great display when coming onto the ground during the second quarter and both finishing up in the best players. St. Pat's (Ballarat) is pleased to see the return of Des (Test Pilot) Leyden. Des has returned very keen and his enthusiasm really shows. Last week his efforts in organizing players for the Seconds did not go unnoticed. This type of player is really showing remarkable club spirit. You're doing a great job Des, please keep it up. I know the players in the Seconds will co-operate with you. Let's hope we can win some games for your effort! Congratulations to Betty and Kevin Kinlock for their daughter, but how about our recruiting program next time, eh Key. Brunswick need em!! T?aE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970 Page 15

16 ~ 0 `~ 9 3 o r ~_"'tc ~Oni ~`~ c 610. :. U 00 'v' 7+ 2^ O'G 0 UC3Up~ F QUV :x:~a-vo,a tw N w 0 p 0 ~~~ ti -10 azc 's >> -.'..'. 0J s. w := CGWtP ;pt~mp~o-*nnd+ ~ '~~"N.;'T7'c"tP.t L"~tnlr~ t1v ot5 x~c. c~..~, v t~c00~o^+m7[~y? c~m("t@'~t<y<r4fa' ~ w Page 16 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1f

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18 Go( o sf. - )uts un,-' new co; h I ;~ ; : ~_ ;sr acquitting themselves so is season in the Junior ranks. Although they have won only two games and being beaten in a third by less than a goal after leading all day, they have gained tremendous support, and with such a young side augurs well for the future. Have you ever seen a bright spark try to turn a rotary clothes line with a tent tied to it? A couple of Fairfield boys did, and the bloke doing the turning was sober at the tinme, we think. When La Trobe plays four quarters of football they will not only beat but murder any side in E Grade. For two quarters they played brilliantly, but the second half! -Lt dispite the many absences, La Trobe won. " Eddie" f - turne' in a great display while Gee and Hall were < :ain sound players. Elst vick Jul 'c ~s' captain Geoff "Snowy" May struck real form last week but unable to bring home the points despite the cver reliable support of the Newton Bros. The "young h >kes" are certainly doing.-7" well with I a-d '1 `- a lot of shifṫ Good to se;..: Vinz;>rit back in Old C ;. 'I's~ line-up again after a spell with the Reserves. Ian, who started slowly this season. Gradually found form with the Reserves and then when given a chance with the Firsts last week really turned it on. Playing with plenty of dash and vigour he showed that h- is back to - is form of last season. Keep it up Ian! Seen at Dookie & Lc :- c,r--_-, 's games in recent weeks h; ;be-, mer Long~renong rricultur<i Co l - lege ruckman Stu. who has been playing at Sth. Pelbourne for four years. Stu., a keen follower of :. :Ze club, could be very handy to us at the moment - pity about the Amateur defi "'on at all!! "Spidge" i' i of ROB's again showed his tale -it last Saturday by dominating in the centre. We haven't seen "Spidge" eo so well for some time now, but the form he's showing us this year will make him a strong contender for the best and fairest. E it up "Spidge". Olt] - - rucks have had a big lift in rec gam with the improved form of ' " ; ;tevens. John is starting to me-, ound the ground and the big mark he can grab are a big help. After a certain amount of prematch confusion T?tiverSity Juniors scored a hard, slo_~ing win against Old Paradi~ 1s. ~T :;rke turned in a good first-t>>> e on the back flank and on the other flan' : also a consistent game. von this week's prize >t to arrive when h e tli ;--~ up as the ball was being boii,~~d. Ti seems that "Jerry" jus t l't reep out of the limelight. Dave ~ kicked six goals after being off --irk the previous w~-:ek. "Short and Sides" Baines was also a Y't off the mark after the game with Lie final score. Although ' Bank Juniors have yet to will a game this year they remain ur -!unted. What about a big win this week against old rivals Tooronga, and then to "Stewies Stew Pot" at "The Flat" for a victory celebration. It looks as though Commonwealth Bank are not going to lose their reputation for being the last to go home. Despite repeated requests it was noticeable that Ron, Floss, Dusty, Shacky and Basil were still there at the North Melbourne new gathering place at the last moment. Thanks Bill! Page 18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970

19 just how many kicks can one man > (le,aff Finkineyer showed tha t 11 is one of Old Brighton's stars of ji : : future with his game last week. L is also notable that Geoff has been the best players every week this W. ',',eep it up, G--off! -1 -op junior team Monash were tired,ors last Saturday. They snatched, :,_tory with bar2ly 28 seconds t o It was St. Bernard's team work ich kept them at bay all day. It's c :ning fast St. Bernard's, keep work- ;^t it and you'll do more than jus t hten top teams before the season,er - you'll be up there yourtes. " Haileybury sadly miss their -)ion full forward Peter Rawring Zo is overseas this year. In additio n further eight players are missing last year's premiership 20. Dave 1e. Max Lyon, Jim Mason, Bruce I -t-jones (all retired but no t _ :.1), 'eter MacFarlane (overseas), Miller, P eter Burke (transferre d _r state) and Gil Urquhart who ha s ii,,t played this year because of inbury (should return shortly). To all ih?se players we say thanks for your n:ast service over the year and look to the "young bloods" to fill these ~aps in our Senior side. Footscray Tech's Keith "Chuck" 1' : rry proves the worthy of being a good clubman unable to win a reguhr place in the team "Chuck" is still "hare each week to encourage his fellow team members along. Keep up i1_e support Keith. Also mention to '?- uce Alphey, our time-keeper. Bruce follows the club every week and it's good to see an outsider take an interest in the club. Thanks again Bruce. A great fighting effort by Melt;ourne High saw them just get home a-air_st Monash Uni. last week. Four -oals down at half time looked bad, but then an inspiring coaching display by Heith "Smoothie" MarEihall sent the team on its way. A thrilling last quarter by both teams saw the lead change four times but an enormous goal by captain Jo h C a id another by : EIe- ;rce" Malone just made the differa ice. For the second time in three weeks De La had the game won up to the end of the third quarter, but failed to fight on in the final term. Experienced Old Carey players Richard Jones and Doug Steele celebrated their first game for this season by turning on excellent performances in the Reserves against Assumption. Richard was probably best man afield and Doug marked and kicked well at full forward. Oth--r former Fitts players to do well were John Locke, also --la=-=r ; his first game this year, a,d. v I-Ticks, U.H.S. Old Boys' I3( 'Reid did not make one mistake last Saturdav. Footscray Tech's Reserve winger "Sparr,3~%," turned in a great game in the mud last week. A slender chap, Ray throws himself after the ball at every opportunity and rarelv misses. Peter Griffiths also turned in a creditable game with some strong marking in the conditions. A welcome return to form of Old ivtentonlans last week. Highlights of the game were 4 goals by Gary "Nuts" Page and the excellent teamwork and understanding between Peter "The Peanut" Ingram, Ian "Syd" Harrison and Drew Pearson. Still without a win to their credit, but trying hard, are the new boys of Amateurs Dookie & Longerenon4 Old Collegians. Often producing passages of play which leave other teams floundering, scores are not an indication of their potential - after all, any football team who has only played five games together must take a while to settle down. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970 Page 19

20 APRIL 1 1 Cob CGram Coll UBlues 11.8 MHSOB OPar DI-Salle Ivan Ormd MUni APRIL 1 8 OPar DI-Salle 7.11 MHSOB Coll 12.9 Cob 15.8 UBlues Ormd CGram 14.9 MUniv Ivan APRIL 25 Cob Ormd 12.8 CGram OPar UBlues Ivan MHSOB DLSaIIe MUniv Coll MAY 2 Cob Coll 5.6 MHSOB 9.8 UBlues 4.13 Ormd DLSaI CGram Ivan 11.8 MonU OPar MAY 9 Orm Coll Cob MHSOB Ivan OPar DLS UBlues CGram MonU MAY 16 CGramm Col 8.14 OPar 10.8 UBlues 7.13 Omd 15.9 Ivan 13.9 Cob DI-Salle 11.9 MHSOB 9.13 MUniv MAY 23 Orm v UBlues Coburg v Ivanhoe CIgns v OPar CauIG v MHSOB MonU v DLSa I MAY 30 OPar v Coburg Ivanhoe v Cigns DLSaI v CaulG MHSOB v Ormond UBlues v Mon U JUNE 6 Ormond v OPar Cigna v DLSaI Ivanhoe v MHSOB CauIG v UBlues Coburg v MonU JUNE 13 CauIG v Coburg UBlues v Clgns MHSOB v OPar DLSa1 v Ivanhoe MonU v Ormon d JUNE 20 OPar v DLSaI Clgns v Coburg MHSOB v UBlues Ormond v CauIG Ivanhoe v Mon U JUNE 27 Coburg v Ormond CauIG v OPar UBlues v Ivanhoe DLSaI v MHSOB MonU v Clgn s JULY 11 Cigns v Ormond MHSOB v Coburg Ivanhoe v CauIG DLSaI v UBlues OPar v Mon U JULY 18 CauIG v Cigna UBlues v OPar Ormond v Ivanhoe Coburg v DLSaI MonU v MHSO B JULY 25 UBlues v Ormond Ivanhoe v Coburg OPar v Cigna MHSOB v CauIG DLSaI v Mon U AUGUST 1 Coburg v OPar Cigna v Ivanhoe CauIG v DLSaI Ormond v MHSOB MonU v UBlues AUGUST 8 OPar v Ormond DLSaI v Cigna MHSOB v Ivanhoe UBlues v CGram MonU v Coburg AUGUST 15 )rmond v DLSaI,oburg v UBlues 'Igns v MHSOB vanhoe v OPar :auig v Mon U Here is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, together with directions as to how they may be reached. Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on some ground as Seniors. "A" SECTIO N CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: Oval 3, Albert Park. (Train to Albert Park or South Melbourne, tram in Collins Street to South Melbourne Technical School. ) COBURG: De Cherie Reserve, Bell Street, East Coburg (East Coburg tram in Swanston Street to terminus. ) COLLEGIANS: Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park, at rear of MacRobertson Girl's High School. (St. Kilda Road tram (except Toorak) to Bowen Crescent. ) DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : Glen Iris Oval, off High Street, near Glen Iris Station. (Train to Glen Iris or Glen Iris tram in Swanston Street to terminus.) RESERVES : RigF.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, walk south along Marshall Street to Lower Heidelberg Road. I MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS : Melbourne High School Oval, Forrest Hill, South Yarra. (Train or Toorak Tram in Swanston Street to South Yarra Station. ) 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 from in Elizabeth Street.) RESERVES: South-east corner of Princes Park, opposite Ormond College, Parkville. (Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street to College Crescent.)

21 aill Briefs A certain Brunswick player is driv- ;},g this reporter crazy every week. 1-le informs me of how many games he has to go to get his first hundred itp. Knock it off Abba!! Apart from having a few injuries commonwealth Bank had to put up with the misfortune of missing Gympie at the game. We all hope to see ~-our smiling face again soon Brian ; besides who else down at the club cnn stir as well as you? Old Camberwell Reserves came good last week with a hard fought win over Old Xav's. Playing in poor conditions they clung to a one goal lead in a very low scoring game. It was good to see the determined way the boys went about returning to the winning list despite two bad losses in previous weeks. Highlights from the Rame: Robo's marking and ruck work : The Cat's solid play in defence ; Sug- ~n's inspiring captancy; and Paul Vi-cent's attacking drive from centre half back. Finishing with fifteen fit men, St. Kilda CBO's Reserves were still able to trounce National Bank by fortythree points. After our herculean effort, Heinz had us crawling in the mud looking for his lost contact lens, which : found in a most unlikely place, still in his eyeball. Thanks Billy, you saved us from a long search. Macca's effort of four goals in the last quarter after playing the first three auarters ai full-back is worthy of note. The older they get the better they >>Tay. Old Brighton will testify to this. especially in the case of Keith "Kav" Peachey. Each week Keith shows the vouna blokes that he is not finished vi.-t. It's great to see him playing so Keep it un. mate. Bad luck for Old Trinity's "Jamie" Cox who broke his ankle against West Frunswick, never mind Jim perhaps ~= hen they mend it they will straighten,~ our kicking at the same time, to enable you to get yourself back in front of goals. Well skippered Jimmy LoridkoFVski, plus good 100 minutes of football from Noel (Flasher) -Wilcox and new boy Robert. The back pocket failed to save what was a lamentable Glenhuntly exhibition. If a "Londkowski!" can play, and well, surely the rest can!! National Bank will be strengthened by the return this Saturday of "Croweaters" Bob Lloyd and Bob Evans, both boys have been visiting that other State. With Brian Sheehan really tiring in the centre we're hoping for that elusive victory. Continuing their good showing of previous weeks, Tooronga-Malvern Juniors whitewashed AJAX with an intelligent display of wet weather football, which suggests they will be no chopping block for other sides in future. It was nice to see more members of the committee in attendance too. If a notice appears in the daily papers' lost and found columns referring to the loss of good teamwork and an important match, it will be Assumption Reserves coach Lindsay Howard trying to locate the spark which had taken his team to four great victories on end and the top of the ladder. Even noted mudlark "T.W." Fitz disappeared in the mire after a great first quarter. The good players were few, although Mick Murray and Peter Patterson admitted no peer on the day and Jack "Old Timer" Evans, although outmarked early, gave a hard working performance in the last line of defence. Congratulations to "ROB" Reserves on another great win (12 goals this time). Keep ~it up chaps it looks like an undefeated premiership for this, our first year. Colin Davis and Bob Ashby showed great form and were a tower of strength all day. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -May 23, 1970 Page 21

22 AMP exploited a new type of forward play against Brighton. Pack the forward line instead of the backline and give your full forward no breathing space at all. "Flea" Metcalf and Gerry McHugh were two who turned in great displays across the halfback line and "Porter" Crompton lifted the roving division when switched. Others ~vorth a mention were Brian Ahern who had a go all day, Alan Sloan who played desperate football for 100 minutes and goal-sneak Max from limited opportunities. Kevin Wcston wins this week's booby prize - a large packet of Drive from St. Bernard's for turning up in black knickers before the day's romp in the mud. Collegians football club held a reunion last week when nearly 5 04 invitations to attend our game were sent, and the old boys cowe hom to The Trott from far and near for a day of reunion with their former club mates, and had a good clay. It was a pity we could not celebrate the day with a win but despite a fine display by the players in the last quarter the win was not ours. Congratulations to Caulfield, nevertheless. Our club would like to thank s Z Iorgan ( Cr,-,,nb's secretary), -, - (for the signs he did for us) for working all day selli food to the hungry, she was ably assisted by Mrs Powell (Brian Powell's wife). Thanks folks for your effort, also Warrick Nutcheii, Brian Po-arell, and our President Basil Coombs. The sight of Randell Castle's mane streaming in the wind as he dashes from the backline is becoming a familiar and very welcome one for Ivanhoe supporters. Randell took a little persuading before coach Ron Lucas convinced him he was a full back. Now he has settled in like an old timer. Good to see the continued winning form of the Monash Reserves and Monash Juniors. In the Reserves, coach Roy Harper has settled in well, and is moulding the team into a strong combination. The Juniors continuing under Pete Wells are again the power of the Junior Section. Pete has developed fine team spirit and enthusiasm is high. Monash are very fortunate in having such talente d coaches supporting Sam B irtles. The Derrimut boys Mick Ginni. and Ian Harvey certainly unearthe a promising find for St. Bea - ~ when they recruited Ray King. I n first ever game at full back Ra y an excellent job last week in holding the section's leading goal kicker to one goal. Although it is rumoured Dino-out with a broken hand-was not so impressed everybody else was very pleased with the performance. All please note that "Jexy" BE- ;- kert in Round 2 kicked 2 goals and ot one goal as was shown in the Reco Incidentally, "J2xy" took his fit~ I overhead mark for the year last Saturday, this being a five-fold improvement on any other (and there have been plenty) season's effort. As unelected captain of St. Kilda CBOC's deserves, Jexy has a perfect coin tossing record - one correct call which was our only loss for the Y e Tech's centre half back really car to life last week. His fearless, dash' ig style of football kept the ball he~ling towards the forward line, only to see his team-mates play from bebind to lose. U.H.S. Old Boys recruit Rod Hanton proved he will be a great asset to the side this year. Rod, a schoolboy, playing only his second game showed his ability with strong, cool, football in the back pocket last week when under pressure. -~~~ ~RM ~~~n F~^O'TSILLER-May 23, 1970

23 Good to see e : ch week thc, ov! of little John,_ rs! Does this kid battle he inspires his team-mates. `:"oung MI-IS recruits -_ :ay ','y and Tony Chee "Whizz" hit, straps last Saturday in a fin e,-i c1,-roving display at Elsternwick. Combining well they were a or sore eyes to the never-saysserves team. irey supporters were delightsee tall ruckman Peter Daanshow glimpses of his true form ist Assumption last Saturday. In 1 effort to bolster the forward line was rested in a forward pocket showed how much he appreci- 1 the change from the back line booting four goals. '_ispite a very poor first quarte r C-beai.veil had a good p-rcentoosting win over pooki :,can,g O.C. last week.. tenourst in the second quart - set ~tage for the twenty-one g o?^hts from the game : 's great ruck w, t's faultless in th e pocket; Dick 's form at e half back ; Ps r -n's si x -i1d Ivan -our goal s in the first hat he has,le to get nil " Is. =ratulations t o coach of 01 team, and tha rest of i e -3 on their efforts in recent Although yet to win a gam e victory is not far away. it was good to see that "blue eyes " IeCrininron started to come into is own with the Commonwealth lank Reserves last Saturday and i f he continues in the same fashion could displace his older brother. Holding the opposition well in th e first quarter, but letting the game slip iarou2h our fingers - this has been he pattern of all Dookie & hongeren i?v Old Collegians games so far this year. But a few players to devot~ 1 00 minutes of football were Russ Aliiso (ruck), Ken Rose (centre), Jc?hr, -co (ruck), Rob Patrick (wing id our truly devoted coach K,, i< sey has provided som~ real E.sh and determination around the packs for Ivanhoe Reserves since he first donned the black and white guernsey a few weeks ago. Well done Joe, especially for your effort last week in very difficult conditions. tions. Now that his brother is President of St. Bernard's, John Tobin is certainly showing all his capabilities as a player and appears to have found a permanent place in the top side. Keep up the good work Jnhn. Congrati-'qtions to the " ewies " Alan r : and, 7 C Yl their good 7 st-up g ; es fo Alan played a ( 7e on :he back line, co :--h i -'.,th, dy and ' 1 while John was continu Ily busy around the packs. C Reserves returned to the winn >ci, Is last Saturday with a win over Caulfield Grammarians, our Reserves played good sound football all day and in the last quarter when Caulfield came back they hung to their lead with grim determination and came out the winners. Our best on the d;ty came from Stan -, Day, arf, new-comer i~., nice young,~ iers. ulations to i u ; Ee High -,ooper, c. N _ ;dhana, fa a and Alan ` r * on on being chosen to train with the State squad this year. With these four guys playing for Victoria, have no worries about winning at Perth in July, keen supporters. HE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- May 23, 1970 Page 23

24 ~=~ Vm~ ~`A L TRAININ G The following players have been chosen as a training squad from which the team to represent Victoria in the Australian Amateur Football Carnival at Perth in July will be finally selected. Training will commence at Old Scotch and Old Paradians Grounds on Monday, May 25th and will continue each Monday and Wednesday th ::reafter, Here is a list of players chosen:- Alphington - P. Wayman Assumption O.C. - B. McMahon Caulfield Gramm. - D. Clark, R. Macdonald, B. Morphett, G. Tamblyn, G. Tootell, D. Williams. Coburg - L. Beattie, N. Beattie, P. Callesen, G. Green, R. McFarlane, P. Parkes, G. Warfe. Collegians - D. Crow, R. Edwards, P. Pryor. Commonwealth Bank - K. Imbery, N. Torrens. De La Salle O.C. - P. Cooke, B. Lyons, D. Whitelaw. Footscray TCOB - G. Scott. Geelong - M. Allden, P. Marshall, R. Wookey. Ivanhoe - R. Baker, R. Hick, D. McMahon, W. McWhinnie. Kew - B. Mitchell, D. Mullin. MHS Old Boys - J. Cooper, R. Needham, I. Turnbull, A. Wilson. Monash University - D. Bartley, R. Lane, J. North, A. Sladen. North Old Boys - L. Murray, K. Power, R. Spurling. Old Carey Gramm. - R. Elliott, R. Wilcox. Old Geelong Gramm. - T. Brown. Old Ivanhoe Gramm. - R. Stevens. Old Paradians - A. Audley, B. Grindlay, J. Jordan, R. Sambcll. Old Scotch Coll. - J. Anderson. Old Xaverians - T. Gowers, M. Mc- Kenzie. Ormond - B. Corben, A. Graham, J. Russ. St. Bernard's O.C. - P. Hannebery. St. Kevin's O.B. - K. Hoare. St. Kilda CBOC - K. Drinan. University Blacks - A. Hunt, I. Johnston, D. Leng, R. McLean, D. Morgan. University Blues - D. Barkley, A. Hume, J. Renowden, K. Scarfe. UHS Old Boys - L. Ashmead. iej ~ 1~ r ;7 F ;~!-) I ~ ~ i :. ~/ `, Page 24 ` J~~' Brand FoO~,~ THE ONLY BALL USED BY BOTH TH E * V.F.L. & * V.F.A FINAL SERIE S ~`) ~ ~' ~ J I~ 4~ ~J +`~~ ROSS FAULKNER PTY. LTD. 157 BALLANTYNE ST., THORNBURY Phone : ti THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970

25 FROM HERE AND THERE 150 UP TO O.M. PLAYER Harvey Tartakover plays his 150th game for Old Melburnians today. Harvey has given great service to the club both as a player and a committeman. If he keeps up the form he has shown this season we might get another 50 games out of him! Good luck, Harvey. KEW PLAYER REACHES 100 Congratulations from all at Kew to Alan Rodda on reaching 100 games today. "Rod's" never-say-die attitude, together with his ability to create a loose man has proven a big headache to many sides. We hope you keep it up for the next 100. "Snow", the oldest Blood of all is not bleeding after last week's effort, Bleeder, my friend. Yours truly did a little spying last week to try and find the reason why the juniors can't notch a win, but was unsuccessful, even thought the matter was carefully and thoroughly deliberated upon until the early hours of the morning at the home of "Peter Crayfish" with the Senior one. Darkie the performing seal had his usual "Dago" before he went "Flako". Player McGuane came into the discussion at some stage of the proceedings, and it was decided that he could turn into a handy player for the uner 19's. Our senior reserves have formed into a steady sturdy combination, and it was pleasing to see "Fordy's bung knee" stand up to the test. Daniel "Doone" Gteeson turned in a ripper (right and left) and Mal "Cakes" Purcell put three out of twelve through the middle. Fairfield will have our Blood if they can, Poison Pen. Collegians ground (Harry Trott Oval),was the scene last Saturday for their reunion day. One of the largest crowds ever seen and the Trott was there to make the day a success. A lot of work was involved. "Wacker" Mitchell, despite the fact that he is no longer on our committee, worked hard all day helping to set up things. The bag of Spuds was won by Dr. Vivian, club M.O. The ear bashing was won on the bell by the silent one club member Henry "The Yak Yak" Sanders from "Jawbone" Jack McCann. Our thanks to the ladies at afternoon tea, to the employees of the Albert Park Trust, and, of course to the weather, despite being cold no rain arrived during the day, even the Treasurer was known to smile. Well once again, one and all, thanks for a good day. St. Kilda CBOC's men in white, Messrs Gurry and Spence are doing a great job running the boundary for our first and reserves sides. Kevin and Bernard are always correctly attired, which is a pleasant change from the "uniforms" of some opposition boundary riders. Special mention to Footseray Tech's ladies who run the stall in allweathers. Their presence is most welcome to the supporters on a cold afternoon where their tea and coffee is always ready. Keep up the good work girls, you're most appreciated. Hi "P.P." and "G" - This is "B". All smiles again this week - Fairfield won - we had a visit from the boss too, he called in to see the last few minutes. It's nice to see he can take the time out to have a look at us socalled lower clubs. I hope both you young chaps are smiling too on this day, too, if so, it means we are all winners. I have received an important despatch from our two weary travellers (they haven't left yet)! Aren't their travels getting exciting? Little Bleeder wants me to tell Gympie he was elected goal umpire yesterday, he says he did a good job, but that he hasn't thawed out yet. See you next week. - The Bleeder. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970 Page 25

26 From Here and There - c ntinu j] Commonwealth Bank would like to thank North Melbourne for their hospitality after the game last week, and even though I did not win the raffle, I would like to buy a ticket from such a lovely looking girl as Pauline. She was even in agreement with me that our Reserves deserved their win. No club can exist without off the field helpers. St. Pat's (Ballarat) has some real fine stalwarts. Men like Tony and Bill Joyce, Des (Rocky Delahunt, Ed Williams, really give the club fantastic service off the field organising and managing. There are others who should appear on this list whose help is often unnoticed especially Mrs Van Suylen who looks after the jumpers so well ; Mary Joyce and Mary Anne Fry who are always giving a lot of time and help. Our very special thanks to all these people. Still winning in senior ranks, Gym. pie old chap. it does not take long for the word to get around sleepy hollow, even my relations are not talking to me (thank my lucky stars), and are thinking of disinheriting me (that has saved me a few quid). I shall let Pussycat work that one out if he has the new knowhow. Anyway I shall not try to do a "Lou Lou" on Geelong again this year or they might declare war and invade us. In a low scoring game at Glenhuntly, Parkside with Jim "Hawkins" Byrne, that new St. Pat's recruit (you can't have him "Bottles") playing well, and Len Stenlake getting a kick or two, held out the opposition when the rain came to score by the narrow margin of seven points. Till next week, Poison Pen. AOA Hi / t Page 26 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970

27 SOCIAL NOTE S U.H.S. Old Boys Car Trial on Sunday, 31st May, starting from the school at a.m. Bar-B-Q lunch at destination. Bring all your friends. Elsternwick - don't forget our theatre night next Wednesday. The film is "Midnight Cowboy" and there will be supper afterwards, so come along and enjoy it with all your teammates. Also don't forget our cabaret on 3rd July, $12.00, all inclusive, top band and entertainment, limited number of tickets available only, so see Bill Bell for your tickets now. Dookie and Longerenong Old Collegians are holding a Car Trial tomorrow (Sunday, 24th May). The destination and even the starting point is a mystery to all at the moment, but club members and any others who may be interested can contact Bob Carter on for further details. Don't forget Footscray Tech's Fancy Dress Dance tonight fellows, at Henry Turner Reserve. A big attendance is essential. Prizes and the best of music available, from 8 p.m. Old Carey players and supporters are reminded of the Barbecue to be held at Keith Johnston's home, 12 Bendigo St., East Preston, on Sunday morning, 24th May. The place to be this Saturday night is 249 Beaconsfield Parade in lovely down-town Middle Park. National Bankers are holding a claret and casserole evening, so come along after the game and try a little red! Only $2.00 a head. North Old Boys remind all interested parties of "The Purple and White Ball" to be held at the Royale Ballroom on June 30th. For tickets or for any information contact Maurie Drew or Tony Harford. U.H.S. Old Boys Ball. Book now for this year's swinging ball, at Ormond Hall on Wednesday, lst July. This should be the social event of the year. Only $10.00 per double. See Haydn Fitzpatrick or Gary Boag about tables now - don't miss out. EXCLUSIVE MEN'S AND LADIES' EVENING WEAR HIRE SERVICE 467 NORTH ROAD, ORMOND Agencies: PRESTON, NUNAWADING, ESSENDON, CAMBERWELL, PRAHRAN, DAN- DENONG, SPRINGVALE, OAKLEIGH, GLEN WAVERLEY, RESERVOIR, BORONIA, CHADSTONE, GLENFERRIE, FORREST HILL, MOORABBIN, M ENTONE. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 23, 1970 Page 27

28 TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRES Likely Winners in Bold Type. At 2 p.m. Reserves at a.m. A SECTION Ormond v University Blue s Field : G. Thomas ; Goal : Smith, D. Jenkin. Coburg v Ivanhoe Field : Hagerty ; Goal: Sandlant, R. McKenzie. collegians v Old Paradians Field : Marshall ; Goal : Wilson, Mengoni. Caulfield Gramm. v M.H.S. Old Boys Field : Loy ; Goal : P. Jones Morgan. Monash University v De La ~alle O.C. Field : Malcolm ; Goal : V. McKenzie, Williams. B SECTION Kew v Commonwealth Ban k Field: D. R. Dodds ; Goal : Ahim, Bennett. Old Xaverians v Geelong Field : Norman ; Goal : Fox, Paizis. University Blacks v North Old Boys Field : Malcolm ; Goal : V. McKenzie, Williams. Old Scotch Coll. v St. Bernard's O.C. Field : Woolf ; Goal : Dunstan, I. Simpson. Alphington v Footscray T.C.O.B. Field : George ; Goal : Hillier, Dennington. C SECTION Tooronga-Malvern v Assumption O.C. - Sharpe. Power House v Old Haileyburians - L. Thomas. Old Melburnians v Old Carey Gramm. (at Eisternwick Park) - G. C. Simpson. U.H.S. Old Boys v National Bank - Robinson. St. Kilda C.B.O.C. v Hampton Rovers - Jorgensen. D SECTION Old Geelong Gramm. v Glenhuntly - Hocking. West Brunswick v St. Kevin's O.B. Peters. Old Trinity Gramm, v Fairfield - Hindle. Parkside v A.M.P. Society - King. St. Patrick's O.C. v Old Brighton Gramm. - Medley. E SECTION Deckle & Longernong O.C. v La Trobe University - Nicholls. Old Essendon Gramm. v Old Mentonians - Halpin. Brunswick v Old Camberwell Gramm. - Doherty. A.N.Z. Bank v Elsternwick - C. Jennings. Reserv oir Old Boys v A.J.A.X. - Bonnyman. Old Ivanhoe Gramm. v State Savings Bank - Kollmorgan. JUNIOR SECTION 1 St. Bernard's O.C. v University - Murphy. M.H.S. Old Boys v Monash University - Adams. St. Kilda C.B.O.C. v Old Paradians - D. G. Dodd. Old Scotch Colt. v Coburg - Bishop. Ivanhoe v Ormond - Saunder. JUNIOR SECTION 2 Old Brighton Gramm. v Alphington - I. Jan nings. National Bank v Tooronga-Malvern - Lockett. Parkside v West Brunswick (at Cain Reserve Thornbury) - I. Jenkin. Hampton Scouts v Power House - Kenworthy A.J.A.X. v Army Apprentices School - Delahunt Elsternwick v Caulfield Gramm. - Cogdon. A RESERVE SECTION Ormond v University Blues - Rolfe. Coburg v Ivanhoe - Stennett. Collegians v Old Paradians - Wilis. Caulfield Gramm. v M.H.S. Old Boys - Sharkey. Monash University v De La Salle O.C. - Hamib ton. B RESERVE SECTION Kew v Commonwealth Bank - Bohan. Old Xaverlans v Geelong - Barnes. University Blacks v North Old Boys - Duckworth. Old Scotch Coll. v St. Bernard's O.C. - Taylor. Alphington v Footscray T.C.O.B. - Keating. C RESERVE SECTION Tooronga-Malvern v Assumption O.C. - H. Roberts. Power House v Old Haileyburians - Fell. Old Melburnians v Old Carey Gramm. (at Eisternwick Park) - Kong. U.H.S. Old Boys v National Bank - Hill, St. Kilda C.B.O.C. v Hampton Rovers - R. Roberts. D RESERVE SECTION Old Geelong Gramm. v Glenhuntly - Showler. West Brunswick v St. Kevin's O.B. - M. Brown. Old Trinity Gramm. v Fairfield - Sutherland. Parkside v A.M.P. Society - G. I. Simpson. St. Patrick's O.C. v Old Brighton Gramm. - Todd. E RESERVE SECTIO N Old Xaverians v La Trobe University - Marsden. Old Essendon Gramm. v Old Mentonians - W. Jennings. Brunswick v Old Camberwell Gramm. - Hingston. A.N.Z. Bank v Elsternwlck - Spiker. Rese rvoir Old Boys v A.J.A.X. - Rowell. Old Ivanhoe Gramm. v State Savings Bank - Dowling. EMERGENCY UMPIRES : Mason, Rowe, Marks, D. Jones, R. Jenkin, D. Brown, McDowell. Page 28 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 23, 1970

29 LEADING GOALKICKERS, (Goals kicked last Saturday in brackets ) A SECTION McFarlane, Coburg (4 Wood, Ormond (4 Butcher, Caul. Gram. (3 Thomas, Monash Univ. (3) Steward, De La Salle (2) Wright, De La Salle (1) Rogers, Monash Univ. (1) I. Wilson, MHSOB (1) Hick, Ivanhoe (1) J. Hoare, Caul. Gramm. (-) Malone, MHSOB (2) Tootell, Caul. Gramm. (-) B SECTION Wayman, Alphington (1) Morgan, Univ. Blacks (8) Casboult, Geelong (- Sullivan, St. Bernard's (3; Murray, North O.B. (2) Woodruff, Old Xaverians (2) Burgin, St. Bernard's (4) Hughes, Old Scotch (3) Peters, Univ. Blacks (2) Campbell, Old Scotch (1) Stone, Kew (-) Hiscock, Kew (-) C SECTION Davis, UHSOB (3) Dyer, Assumption (4) McLeod, Nat. Bank (-) Rattray, Old Melb. (1) Roberson, Old Melb. (2) Avery, Assumption (3) J. White, St. K. CBC (4) Mumford, Nat. Bank (3) Freeman, Old Carey (3) Curtis, Old Halley (3) Drew, St. K. CBC (2) D SECTION Formby, AMP Society (4) 27 Shannon, St. Pat's (5) 25 Allen, West Bruns. (1) 23 K. Hoare, St. Kevin's (8) 23 R. Whalley, 0. Geelong (1) 20 McMillan, 0. Geelong (6) 17 Cuzens, Fairfield (6) 17 F. Findlay, Fairfield (4) 16 Phil Cohen, O. Trinity (3) 15 Jackson, Parkside (-) 14 Hosie, Old Brighton (4) 14 Sheehan, St. Kevin's (5) 14 E SECTIO N Sceney, La Trobe Univ. (4) 35 P. Hanson, O. Cam'well (6) 28 Maher, Brunswick (3) 24 D. Scott, Res. O.B. (2) 22 Condon, La Trobe Univ. (1) 20 M. Tipping, Old Camb. (5) 20 P. Love, Old Ivanhoe (-) 17 Perelberg, AJAX (1) 16 O'Brien, La Trobe Univ. (4) 13 P. O'Brien, Res. O.B. (2) 13 JUNIOR SECTION 1 King, University (6) 24 Buscombe, Mon. Univ. (2) 22 Lowe, University (-) 21 Kozlowski, Ormond (-) 14 Costello, University (3) 13 Flett, Monash Univ. (2) 13 D. Smith, St. Bernard's (-) 13 Clinch, St. K. CBC (2) 12 J. Ryan, University (-) 12 Harrod, Old Paradians (-) 12 Morgan, Ormond (3) 12 Borchers, Ivanhoe (-) 1 2 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Gooden, Elsternwick (1) 23 Liefting, Toor-Malvern (7) 22 Grandin, Old Brighton (7) 21 Downie, West Bruns. (-) 20 R. Newton, Elsternwick (1) 19 Jubber, Army App. (1) 18 Hughan, Power House (-) 18 Klyne, AJAX (-) 17 B. Ryan, West. Bruns. (-) 1 6 A RESERVE SECTION Gill, Coburg (4) 18 Mitchell, De La Salle (-) 12 Buzaglo, Collegians (1) 9 Coy, De La Salle (2) 9 MacDonald, MHSOB (-) 9 McKnight, MHSOB (2) 9 B RESERVE SECTION De Luca, St. Bernard's (8) 37 McTaggart, Old Scotch (-) 15 McLean, Old Scotch (1) 13 Christopher, U. BIk. (-) 11 Watson, Old Scotch (-) 1 1 C RESERVE SECTION McDonald, Assumption (-) 18 Green, Old Carey (-) 16 Iliopolus, UHSOB (-) 12 Bridge, UHSOB (3) 1 0 D RESERVE SECTION Harrison, West Bruns. (-) 22 Elmer, Old Trinity (-) 18 Moore, Old Trinity (3) 16 Bloss, AMP Society (2) 16 Grambau, West Bruns. (-) 1 3 E RESERVE SECTION Woods, Reservoir OB (6) 27 McElwain, La Trobe Un. (2) 18 Knight, ANZ Bank (2) 14 Kadar, Old Ivanhoe (1) 1 1 u....n....nuu...u..u.....v...u..uuuu.n...a.uu..uu...u... Best in any competition for ~k VALUE ~r SERVICE ~ RELIABILIT Y CLIVE FAIRUAIRN' S SPORTS STOR E 384 POST OFFICE PLACE, MELBOURNE uu......uuu.....uua..uuu x...u.uu...u.u u..u.a... a THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 23, 1970 Page 29

30 Next Week's Matches - May 3 A SECTION and A RESERVE SECTIO N Old Paradians v Coburg Ivanhoe v Collegian s De La Salle O.C. v Caulfield Gramm. M.H.S. Old Boys v Ormond University Blues v Monas h B SECTION and B RESERVE SECTION North Old Boys v Old Xaverian s Geelong v University Blacks Footscray T.C.O.B. v Old Scotch Collegians St. Bernard's O.C. v Ke w Commonwealth Bank v Alphingto n C SECTION and C RESERVE SECTION Old Carey Gramm. v Power Hous e Old Haileyburians v Old Melburnians Hampton Rovers v U.H.S. Old Boys National Bank v Tooronga-Malvern Assumption O.C. v St. Kilda C.B.C.O.B. D SECTION and D RESERVE SECTION A.M.P. Society v Old Geelong Gramm. St. Kevin's O.B. v Old Trinity Gramm. Fairfield v West Brunswick Old Brighton Gramm. v Parkside Glenhuntly v St. Patrick's O.C. E SECTION and E RESERVE SECTION State Savings Bank v Brunswic k A.J.A.X. v Old Essendon Gramm. Elsternwick v Old Ivanhoe Gramm. Old Mentonians v Dookie and Longerenong O.C. (Reserves - Old Mentonians v Old Xaverians) Old Camberwell Gramm. v A.N.Z. Ban k La Trobe University v Reservoir Old Boy s JUNIOR SECTION 1 Old Paradians v M.H.S. Old Boys Monash University v St. Kilda C.B.C.O.B. Ormond v Old Scotch Collegians Coburg v St. Bernard's O.C. University v Ivanho e JUNIOR SECTION 2 Alphington v Hampton Scouts Caulfield Gramm, v National Ban k Army Apprentices School v Old Brighton Gramm. Tooronga-Malvern v Parkside Power House v A.J.A.X. West Brunswick v Elsternwic k Next week's Matches at Elsternwick Park MAY 30th, De La Salle Old Coll. v. Caulfield Gram. at 2 p.m. Reserves at a.m. Admission : ADULTS 40 cents ; Children accompanied by an Adult - FREE AMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUND- PARKING FEE 20 cents HOW TO GET THERE - Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie tram in Swanston Street to Glenhuntly Road, walk west along Glenhuntly Road. DUTY OFFICER- MR. JACK WILSO N Page 30 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 23, 1970

31 IERSHIP LISTS A SECTION W L For Agst % Pts Coburg o Ormond M.H.S. old Boys Caulfield Gr p.lonash Univ pe La Salle old Paradians Univ.5 4 Ivanho. e Blues Collegians B SECTIO N Univ. Blacks Geelong at. Bernard's O.C old Scotch Coil North Old Boys Kew C'wealth Bank Old Xaverians Footscray T.C.O.B Alphington C SECTIO N U.H.S. Old Boys Assumption O.C Old Carey Gr Old fyelburnians Old Haileyburians St. Kilda CBOC National Bank Hampton Rovers Power House Tooronga-Malvern D SECTIO N Ofd Trinity Gr Parkside Fairfield at. Kevin's O.B old Brighton Or Old Geelong Or AMP Society West Brunswick Glenhuntly St. Patrick's O.C E SECTIO N La Trobe Univ Brunswick Rese rvoir Old Boys *Elsternwick Old Cam'well Or ANZ Ban k Old Ivanhoe Or AJA X 'State Sav. Bank Old Mentonians D. and L. O.C Old Essendon Or JUNIOR SECTION 1 Monash Univ Ormond Old Scotch Coil University St. Bernard's O.C Coburg Ivanhoe "MHS Old Boys Old Paradians St Kilda CBOC A RESERVE SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pis Ormond Univ. Blues Monash Univ Coburg M.H.S. Old Boys Caulfield Gr Collegians De La Salle O.C Old Paradians Ivanhoe B RESERVE SECTIO N Univ. Blacks St. Bernard's O.C Old Scotch Coll Footscray T.C.O.B Kew North Old Boys Old Xaverians C'wealth Bank Alphington Geelong C RESERVE SECTIO N *St. Kilda C.B.O.C *Old Carey Gr Assumption O.C Old Melburnians Power House Hampton Rovers UHS Old Boys Old Haileybury Toor-Malvern National Bank D RESERVE SECTION St. Kevin's O.B Old Trinity Gr Parkside West Brunswick AMP Society Fairfield Old Brighton Gr Glenhuntly Old Geelong Or St. Patrick's O.C E RESERVE SECTION Reserv oir O.B Elsternwick La Trobe Univ ANZ Bank Old Xaverians AJAX Old Ivanhoe Or Old Cam'well Gr State Sav. Bank Brunswick Old Mentonians Old Essendon Or JUNIOR SECTION 2 Army Apprentices Power House Caulfield Gramm West Brunswick Elsternwick Alphington AJAX Old Brighton Gr Toor-Malvern Hampton Scouts Parkside National Bank * Drawn gam e ** Unregistered player-may 9t h THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 23, 1970 Page 31

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