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2 Print IX L FRUIT IN NECTA ' The only thing closer to fresh fruit is fresh fruit IXL CONSERVES IN GLASS Page 2 Real Fruit Preserves CarniVal Hat-trick to South Australia VICTORIA DOWN IN FINAL GAM E surprises at Home, Too - Six Leaders Beaten By GEORGE McTAGGART South Australia won their third successive Australian Amateur ~ Football Carnival when they beat Victoria the hot favoirites, by 34 points tt, the final match at Thebarton Oval, Adelaide, last Sunday It was a distinct reversal of form by the South Australians who ere extremely lucky to beat West Australia in the opening match and,cere not convincing in their win over Tasmania But the shocks were not confined to the Carnival - six leading teams were beaten in last Saturday's round here in Melbourne, two of them (Thomastown Juniors and West Brunswick Reserves) suffering thei r first defeat for the season Old Trinity kept themselves in running for the four with an 35~~ win over Coburg, who showed ttle of their former power foot-,all The fast, play-on style for : hich they have long been re- cnvned was just not there Mcnash Blues, conquerors of leaders North Old Boys a couple of :eeks previously, sprang another ~urprise - this time they beat St Bernard's, by a point St Bernard's 0bviously missed their five players in the Carnival side North Old Boys had a real tussle ti~;ith University Blues, who ran North to 14 points in a high standard, high-scoring game The scores a: ere level at three-quarter-time Ormond continued their upward rend with a big win over Univer- :ity Blacks, who have stumbled into the "hot seat" Collegians were well beaten by Marcellin and lost their place in the four, which is once again occupied by Old Paradians, and Caulfield Grammar jolted Geelong's final four hopes Old Haileybury failed again - going down this time to Fawkner, who won by 33 points, while Old Melburnians swamped Hampton Rovers to let Fawkner into the four, at the same time helping themselves to Haileybury's top spot St Kevin's like St Bernard's, were also beaten by a point, also by a down-the-line team, North Brunswick, but ANZ Bank found Heatherton a long way further in front at the final siren In the Juniors, Hampton Rovers worried Ivanhoe, running them to (Continued on page 14) LIFE, SELF EMPLOYED AND PERSONAL SUPERANNUATION SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT, ALL GENERAL INSURANCES DON McQUEE N CONSULTANT FOR A MP SOCIETY Specializing in young men's savings plans and family protection plans for the married man 8 years experience with A M P Society Interstate player with VAFA 1964, 1965, Wakefield St, Hawthorn, Vic 3122 Phone (Bus) (Priv) THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 Page 3

3 print Another carnival is over -- South Aust take the honours again Their Fourth Carnival Victory - Third in a e,w South Australia's Carnival win in Melbourne three years ago creat,,d! history - and last Sunday their win in Adelaide created even m,,, history for the home state It was the fourth Carnival staged in Adelaide and it was Soutr Australia's first Carnival win in their home city, their fourth CarniQ win and their third in succession Victoria have won the other nine Carnivals, but it now seems long time since our last success - at Launceston, in 1967 But South Australia will remember that it was an even longer wait from thc fi rst win, at Perth in 1948, unti l they started their present run In the same city ; 1970 What wil l be the outcome of the next Carnival, presumably at Hobart in 19 ;, South Australia started off very shakily top gear and slammed on 8-1 to 1-1, with a lucky 7-point win over West went in at the interval with a lead Australia in a thrilling finish to the 31 points opening match of the Carnival Victoria went further ahead in t Their burst of six goals in the second third quarter and had it well won term was a big factor in their win three-quarter-time West Australia ag South had the better of things generally lapsed into inaccuracy in the last qu in the first half and led by 20 points at er when they added r 1-7 to be 52 poll the interval West Australia got to within down at the finish five points in the third term only to see But West proceeded to annihilate 1~ South break away and lead by three mania in the early match on the fi goals at three-qua nal d rt er-time :; l and led by almost 10 goals at half-tin It was a ding-dong struggle in the last And this time they kicked straight : quarter with West creeping up to as the last quarter, adding 10-2 to win close as a point, but couldn't get the nearly 24 goals, Simon Beasley, win goal to put them in front of the Carnival Best and Fairest awar,_ Inexperience (none of the West Aus- kicking 12 goals tralian players took part in the Carnival Then came the final game! at Melbourne) and a lack of steadiness in Each side opened with a quick go : front of goal in the vital last quarter and the scores were levelled again at : robbed the West of victory and prevented each but then Victoria forged ahead wc them from causing a major upset 3 goals only to see South score fill, They were really unlucky in hitting the third just before quarter-time post twice and kicked 4-7 for the quarter Victoria looked to be getting on r to South's 3-2 when they added 2 goals and it appear,, Victoria had no trouble in scoring an as if it could be a repetition of rl overwhelming win over Tasmania, their Vic-W A game overall strength, pace and determination Suddenly South Australia cut loose a : being too much for the Tasmanians, who with their big men giving them gr, : however must be given credit for fighting drive and their forwards gaining the ur the game right out to the fi nish per hand, they rushed on 3 goal s Victoria opened with 5 goals in the quick time to take a 1-point lead at ti first quarter, but poor shooting for goal interval in the second term spoilt much of the The home side raced away to a 5-ge good work Victoria added 6-12 in this lead halfway through the third term z quarter to lead by more than 10 goals at the Victorian defenders could do litt, the interval to stem the flood of goals Tasmania showed their best form in At three-quarter-time, South Austral the last quarter when they added 3 goals were in a very strong position wh~ but they were no match for the power- they led by 39 points, and the ful Victorian combination torians were playing well below t i Tasmania put up a better showing form they showed against West Australi ;: against South Australia who were not South stormed forward early in ft impressive in winning by 50 points, their last quarter and ran to a lead of mor inaccurate kicking ( 15-25) pointing to than 8 goals but Victoria fought bac haphazard forward work well and gained a little of their lo West Australia opened in a lively prestige as they added 4 goals manner against Victoria who were strug- But Victoria were unable to go r gling in, the first quarter and trailed by with what was an almost impossiob 11 points at the first change task and South Australia ran out winner But it was a different story in the by 34 points second term as the Victorians got into ( Continued on page 12 1 Page 4 PREVIEWING TODAY'S GAMES A SECTIO N Last week's round again produced, some surprise results At,east surprised me must again thontulat cg r e Monash for tipping the bucket on me University Blues journey out to Coburg and could have too much pace for the Burgher who may be,,rlthout cheeky rover Paul O'Brien, tointerstate seen This cause s after me hi s trip cast my - vote for Blues st Bernard's will be greatly ;trengthened by the return of their five State men and should be able to wear down the inconsistent Old Trinity De La Salle should continue on their recent good form and take the points from giant killers, Monash Blues Although strengthened hy the return of reliable Ross Booth, Monash may not stand up to "De La's pressure tactics Even though they play at home and have the added bonus of coach Peter O'Donohue at the helm again, University Blacks have a poor track record against Reservoir Old Boys Mike Bates and Ray Shepherd return for Reservoir and further confirm them as my choice North Old Boys are at home to Ormond and I see a very even,game in prospect as Ormond reiurn to something of the form that has earned them the respect of all clubs over recent years I must confess to seeking Bruce Bourne's advice on which way to go He said North and I know he ~vouldn't pull my leg Of course he could see me as "Kiss of Death" but nevertheless I will stick to his sound advice My congratulations to all the Victorian Squad who have represented our Association with distinction SELECTIONS - University Blues, St Bernard's, De La Salle, Reservoir Old Boys and North Old Boys - ALF KEAM B SECTION B Gradians can be proud of gaining 8 representatives in the carnival team This is a staggering high percentage and indicates that the two promoted teams next year will do well in A Section Class will always win out and Greg Tootell's great individual performances of 8 goals must be applauded With three Caulfield stars in Adelaide someone had to take command and naturally it was Greg Jim,Fidge - your slip is showing and your sarcasm is on a par with your prediction ability Special Prediction - Old Carey to win their 1st game for 1976 Naturally it is hard to pick the winner of the Old Scotch-Caulfield clash Statistically Caulfield should win but they will have to fit 3 tired carnival players into the team and this should be just enough to give Scotch the edge Cox (9 last week) is moving beautifully and he will be the key to a win I sense a great will to win in the Scotch side today All in all a very even game Old Paradians are back in the four and I do not think they will let Geelong set them back Geelong need a win and will be confident at home but Paradians have the best of two worlds Firstly, they are tight and secondly they have a dominating spearhead who is playing to his real ability Paradians to win well Marcellin are playing so strongly with both forwards and backs participating and they will wear St Kilda CBC down The Marcellin rucks in particular will be a handful of trouble for St Kilda to combat Heading for a double chance will make Marcellin strive for a big win Collegians not disgraced against Marcellin should bounce right back at Harry Scott and defeat Ivanhoe THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 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4 Print iriclucihg DELIVER i ~ y`^i Y catures "Mz9ic5wirl " '~-ivay wash action 3 wash ; eyd~,, t~mp~tim~ s~l~ctur, up to 3 dcap rinses Free standing, can si t on shelving or han g from walls Easy clean filter, safety doo r switch, smooth castc r ; I ~! llolp a U EuTVERY & WAL L tbrack 4T201VT\ 520 Bridge Roa d i IM- CUSTOMER CARPAR K A loss to Collegians with para dians winning could well put an end to Collegians hopes of the four and this alone will get them past the post And the big one Old Carey t, defeat Melbourne High Carey s performance against Marcellin for three quarters suggest they are improving, and Ivanhoe did no; have it all their own way last week Melbourne High on the other hand seem to have lost their early season enthusiasm SELECTIONS - Old Scotch, Old Paradians, Marcellin, Collegians, Old Carey - JOHN BYRNE C SECTION How the mighty have fallen I feel I should write a new song "Just Haileybury and me" What happened! The scores filtered through to Adelaide rather promptly - I've jumped in the Pool and now feel fresh enough to try and pick this week's winners Old Melburnians venture to tombstone Territory to take on "giant killers" Fawkner Our's will have all their big guns out to take the points The inside info, was that Park side would be first to knock off Old Haileybury and if only third in line I'm sure that they will be very pleased - at home I think they can do it Kew will be switched on against Power House and gain four survival points Even though Old Ivanhoe were in the money last week I expect Hampton Rovers to return to the winning list Alphington and UHSOB will be close and the Old Boys' success last week will give them a boost to get the upper hand SELECTIONS - Old Melburnians, Parkside, Kew, UHSOB, Hampton Rovers Congratulations to all the carnival boys who performed so well i n Page 6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 Adelaide even though they didn't!and-the bacon - ALEX JOHN- SON D SECTION Good sides seem to get over their mid-season slumps - here's hoping the tipsters, pre- sumptuous saphoughtit to consider myself "good" Five last week but I think my chances this week are brittle as I only pick one home side And that's a danger game - AJAX at home to Assumption AJAX have not been winning by as much in recent weeks - perhaps it's because "that man" has been over in Adelaide! Nevertheless, look out today I have a sneaky suspicion that even while consistency must force me to lean cowards AJAX, Assumption who appear back in business, could upset that long AJAX winning sequence We will see! I saw State Bank for a quarter or so last week and they looked good! Brunswick were goalless until mid third term but then improved as the Bank appeared to relax "Porky" Brennan drove home a classy goal for the Bank while Jeff Inglis took a magnificent mark which he followed with an equally talented goal that was comparable to anything you will see in our higher Sections If the Bank keep playing like most of last week they can make the four The Old Brighton ground is an old State Bank strongpost so I predict Bank to adapt readily and beat Old Brighton who are always dangerous at Brighton Beach Old Camberwell, the other chance for fourth place, are doing everything right and will beat Old Geelong who disappointed against Assumption last week That consistent form of recent weeks looks like it will really pay off for Camberwell i WHOLESALE-SUPPLY an d ENGRAVIN G Comprehensive range of trophies Presentation and Gift s SILVER, PEWTER and STAINLESS WARE CLOCK S PARKER PEN S JOHN F HICKMAN 94 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne (Opp Hotel London) Illustrated Brochures on Request THE AM ATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 Page 7

5 Print Old Xavs have come good and will not be troubled by poor old National Bank whose stocks are as low as can be It's a chance for the Xavs to bolster percentage which is the weaker of the top four The "wicks" meet at Brunswick and this game could be more interesting than would first appear Elsternwick still with final four aspirations, will get the points but as was evident last week if you relax when playing Brunswick, that team can come to life SELECTIONS - Old Camberwell, AJAX, Elsternwick, State Bank, Old Xave ri ans - JIM FIDGE E SECTION Syd Whitfield has been away and his return to Melbourne has been delayed Consequently his preview will not appear this week SELECTIONS - St Kevin's North Brunswick, Heatherton, Old Mentonians, AMP Society - GEORGE McTAGGART F SECTION West Brunswick have assured me that they do not believe in midseason slumps by having "a resounding win over University Reds With eleven matches played, it was not a bad effort to be undefeated in both seniors and reserves This week Bulleen-Templestowe meet Bulleen United and the outcome will be in favour of the visitors, Bulleen United, who have been more consistent in the last few weeks Footscray IT and St Bede's could be an interesting game but I don't think that the bridesmaid team St Bede's'will give too much and should be the victors Although Beverley Hills have shown good promise they just won't have the ability to "knock off" West Brunswick, there is nothing more that can be said about this game The battle for the wooden spoon could be interesting with the two universities fighting it out; on form La Trobe Reds will be too strong for University Reds Page 8 The Thornbury-Glenroy matc}l will be a tough affair and even though Glenroy usually prove me wrong, I will go for home side Thornbury to win the day SELECTIONS - Bulleen Uiuted, St Bede's, West Brunswick, La Trobe Reds, Thornbury - KEITH FINDLAY JUNIOR SECTION 1 We are now two-thirds of the way through the home-and-home games and this is the time when many upsets can occur We have sides trying to avoid relegation, attempting to make the four and in some sections endeavouring to remain unbeaten With Thomastown beaten last week, Old Haileybury the week before, the big question in this section is whether North Old Boys can maintain concentration Power House are at home to North Old Boys this week and coach Gary Boyd will be keen for his players to knock off the unbeaten side As the saying goes, House have everything to gain and nothing to lose, but Gary will understand if I select North on form Hampton Rovers are at least three games plus percentage shor t of' avoiding relegation, with six games to go University Black g s should have no trouble in winnin this game Old Scotch are at home to Coburg but they will find the visitors' strength and determination too much to overcome Ivanhoe trail Monash University by one and a half games and percentage but they have a home ground advantage, together with a rough chance of getting the double chance for the finals With Steve Giles and Mark Hodge in form I must go for Monash I have left the most difficult game until last On form University Blues should beat Ormond, but Ormond suffered a bad defeat ;at the hands of North Old Boys last week and will be keen to make amends This, THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 combined with their home ground advantage, has convinced me to select Ormond SELECTIONS - North Old Boys, University Blacks, Coburg, Monash University, Ormond - PETER NATHAN JUNIOR SECTION 2 What a day of surprises Round 12 provided in Junior Section 2 The two leaders were beaten convincingly As I write I feel like the lion in the Wizard of Oz as I too lacked the courage of my convictions last Saturday Undaunted, I must continue to try to select five winners today Caulfield Grammarians disappointed last Saturday They wilted badly as West Brunswick applied pressure and their players' ears must still be ringing from the stinging reprimand delivered by George Voyage at lemon time The double chance and with it promotion opportunity is at stake today for Caulfield who should be able to defeat Alphington, battling out their first season The match of the round will be played at St Bernard's where West Brunswick are the visitors St Bernard's bounced back last week with a victory albeit one over the bottom side On the other hand West Bruns- %vick really hit top form with a ten goal burst in the third quarter Confidence is now high in the Magpie nest and bearing in mind their May 15 victory over St Bernard's I am confident West Brunswick can take the points today The clash of the brown and gold sides at Thomastown could prove a torrid afternoon for the visitors from Kew Thomasown will win and Kevin Rodgers will be out to insure each of his Thomastown players gives all to erase memories of last week's loss Giant killers Old Paradians make the journey to Geelong If the finals were played in July, Old Paradians would be pennant favourites I tip a big win for the visitors as Old Paradians strive to build percentage Reservoir Old Boys still have final's aspirations and despite their A Section side borrowing players they should record a victory over De La Salle today on the Barling Reserve SELECTIONS - Caulfield Grammarians, West Brunswick, Thomastown, Old Paradians, Reservoir Old Boys - NORM NUGENT BALL BRIEFS OLD MELBURNIAN PLAYS 150th Thirteen years ago, at the age o f nitneteen, Dave Wilson played his first season with Old Melburnians Since then "Willow" has risen to fame, not only as "Willow the Wizard of Football", but also and especially as one of the club's favourite characters - something like "Willow the Wacker" The O and O M players M supporters all know Dave well and look forward to his company for many years to come Congratulations Dave Wilson on 150 STATE BANKER REACHES 150 Congrat's to Jeff Inglis who today i s playing his 150th game with State Savings Bank Jeff joined the club in 1968 and in that time has achieved just about everything a footballer wishes for He has won a Best and Fairest, played in a premiership side and officiated on both the social and general committees He has been a great member of the club and the sort of player every coach wants He won his Best and Fairest on the half-back flank, has played in the centre and is currently having a great season roving The club congratulates Jeff on reaching such a milestone and hope he continues his great service FOOTSCRAY VETERAN BREAKS CLUB RECORD Last week against Beverley Hills Geoff Fletcher broke the Footscray Tech all time club record of 245 games held by Robert Sharp Geoff first started playing with the club in 1958 In 18 years, as both a talented and consistent dedicated player he is renowned for his committee membership for 10 years, which was capped off by his being elected as president for the 1976 season Geoff's prominent role in club's activities has been accentuated by playing in grand finals both in 1964 and 1968, in which the club was successful in the latter He was Captain-Coach in 1972 and coach in 1973 and 74 Congratulations on this tremendous achievement Geoff, and we hope that you stay with us for many more seasons on our way tq the top, THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 Page 9

6 n Buckley 4, Cailot Print CARNIVAL DETAIL S TUESDAY, 3ULY 6t h Victoria South Aust West Aust West VICTORIA 'UM A: : Goals 5-- Anderson 4, Rice SOUTH AUST : Goals - Cailotto 4, 2, Silberberg 2, Sykeshe2jl Bates 2, Davis, Annear 3, Hasiam 3, Buckley 2, Griffiths, Staker, Cunnington, Kerr-Grant Best : Bate s ansen, GrBiffths, Silberberg, esande son, Ritterman Annear, Haslam, Skorzewski, Kerr-Grant, Buckley> Karutz WEST AUS Penrose, s _ Baldo k~ao'shan WEST AUST : Goals -, Hambly 4, Castle, Payne, nassy Best : Bizzacca : Scarrott, Beasley 4, Reagan 2, Clapin, Jones,, oard MRogeTS Bizzacca, O'ShannaCI ppinst : O'Shannassy, Hambley, Scarrott, Payne, SUNDAY, JULY 11t h Castle West Aust 5, Victoria i 1~44 13 ~ Tasmania WEST AUST : Goals - Beasley 12, Tasmania 3 Anderson 5, Regan 3, Davies 3, Castle 3, Hambley VICTORIA: Goals Butcher 4, Sykes 2, Bate s 2, Wade 2, 2, Clapptn, G Stewart, McCCr a Davis, Rice Best: Aughten, Anderson, ritzen Best: Regan, Beasley, r Stewart, Bizzacca, O'Shannassy Gartner, Bates, Wade, t TASANIA Gals o - Wilson 4, Jone Wilson, Potter, s Goals - WilsonRp, rhills TASMANIA: 1 1 2, Best : Thornbury, 3 ncni, - Sanders, Newton, Wynn bers, Studley, Wilson, Mawbey THURSDAY JULY 8th South Aust South Aust Victoria Jamieso Tasmania ,40 _ SOUTH AUt, e Goals Kerr-Grant 3 SOUTH AUST : Staker Cunnington, Adcock Staker, Haslam, Coudraye, Buckley 4, Haslam 3, Roache Kerr-Grant, Cunnington Best: Annear, Kerston, Best Bucktey, Haslam, Buckley, Adcock, Hunter Nielsen, Annear, Schwartz ton TASMANIA: Goals -_ Motes VICTORIA: Goals - Butcher 5, Hansen 4, Shepherd, Silberberg, Booth 2, N Maw- 2, Studley, Wilson, Jordan, Wynn, s, Hansen, bey, Jones Best: Newton, : Bourne Ratclif[e, Potter, Thornbury, Rice nebates,, Bes BUS TREK Adventure is alive i n the America,') Bustrek is a unique travel organisation that runs camping adventures to South, Central Discover it and North America Bustrek offers you with overland tours from 30 to 84 days that show you the excitement of the Americas Send now From Los Angeles and New York to Panama City : Bogota to Rio de Janeiro Flinders Way Arcade, 238 Flinders Lane, Melbourne 300D Tel : A SECTIO N taurray, North OB (10) 43 Blues ( 4) 41 Tyqum, Unfv Tt,~rnpson, St Bern ( 1) 39 Sleman, Univ Blues (-) 33 Chisholm, Ormond ( 3) HandleY Coburg (-) 26 Ana~l, St- Bern Crcthers, D L Salle (- ( 1) ) 26 H3ger, Unfv Blues ( 4) 23 Srevascus, Res 0 B (-) 23 E- rne, rmond (-) 23 O'Brien, tcoburg (- ) k3er yyood, Ormond ( 7) 23 '8 SECTION 60 Jores, MarceffSo~r i 7i 5 8 orua - Cau t - r G (-) 54 BUtCncit J LEADING GOALKICKERS p Cullman, Marc ( 4) 4 0 ' Old 0 Sclotch ( 3) hcrwen Collegians ( 29 2) Rosch, Tco ell, Caui Gr ( 8) 29 Ivanhoe ( 2 ) d,` Old Scotch ( 1) 22 artin, MHS O B ( 1) 22 es, Ivanhoe (- ) C SECTION Goals kicked last Saturday shown in brackets Blythman, Elst'wk ( 3) 26 Truefeldt, Res 0 B(-) 27 Jones, O Brighton ( 4) 26 McGaw, Resvr 0 B (-) 27 Grace, Elsternwick ( 1) 25 R Caruso, W Bruns (-) 26 A RESERVE SECTION E SECTION Dozizzi, D L Salle ( 1) 3 Meeking, Heatherton ( 4) 54 2 Shannon, St P-Mon (-) 45 Considine, St Bern ( 1) 28 Stockdale, Old Trin ( 3) 26 Dancer, ANZ Mounsey, Old Bank Ment ( 8) 24 Templar, OUniv 3) 2 4 Spears, Old Ment { 2) 23 Handley, rmondlues ~ Marsden, ANZ Bank ( 3) 22 F Mitchell, D L S ( 2) 1 9 Hannan, St Kevin's ( 3) 19 B RESERVE SECTION Dean, Ivanhoe (10) 42 Campbell, St Kevin's (-) 19 W Mahar, St P-Mon ( 2) 1 8 Radford, St Kevin's (-) 1 6 O'Connor, St P-Mon (-) 1 6 F SECTIO N O'Loughlin, B Hills ( 7) 4 9 McGinty, St Bede's ( 2 ) Allen, St Bede's ( 4) 4 0 Hayman, Thornbury ( 4) 3 7 P Guatta, W Bruns (10) 37 Watson, Fonts I T { 3) 35 White, West Bruns ( 2) 34 Gibson, Bev Hills ( 2) 3 0 J Ryan, W Bruns ( 4) 28 Carr, Foots IT ( 3) 2 8 JUNIOR SECTION Fc ;erson, O Melb (11) 56 1 Jfq~~hart, O Melb (-) 4 8 Sloan, Mon Univ ( 9) 64 Godfrey, North 0 B ( 4) 4 5 -XI, " Belb ~ 2 2) 36 Walton, Mon Univ (-) 30 ) 35 Creaser, Mon Univ ( 3) 2 9 lalsh~uhs 0 Gough, Ormond (-) 28 ;, Fawk StaHamp R Sterling, Ormond ( 1) 2 7 Idash, overs ( 2) 28 TaF,_ Cn h ura ( 4) 25 O Haitey i 2) 27 y, Ward, 25 Williams, Ivanhoe t 1 ) 1 pav vi) Jams, Halley ( 4) 2 5 Stevenson, Ivan ( 3) 24 Giles, Mon Univ ( 6) 24 0 SECTION t s S Bank ( 4) 34 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Eacoi, 4 3 C ern Thomastown ( 3) 10 4 B zfek, AJAX 3 z y, Priestley, O B'ton (-) 28 pow ell St Bern ( 9) 48 Steven, Old Camb (6) 27 Hitchcock, Caul Gr ( 3) 43 ter, Assumption (-) 2 6 Romeo, as 0 B ( 1) 45 Ellis, Old Camb ( 1) 26 Fithall, Old Parad (-) 31 Brosnan, Old Xav ( 3) 26 McAleer, Old Par (-) 2 8 ROYAL Ferguson, Collegians (- ) V Harris, Ivanhoe (10) 2 6 Drummond, Scotch ( 3) 20 C RESERVE SECTION Combe, Hamp Rovers ( 1) 3 3 Cave, Hamp Rovers ( 2) 2 3 McNee, Fawkner (-) 2 1 Miller, Old Melb ( 1) 20 McQueen, Old Halley (-) 1 8 D RESERVE SECTION Fraser, Old Xav 3) 47 Kennedy, O Brighton ( 2) 3 5 Stevens, Elsternwick (-) 3 3 Bellmaine, O Bright { 2) 24 R Lisner, AJAX ( 4) 21 P' Hanson, O Camb (-) 2 0 E RESERVE SECTION Walsh, St P-Mon (-) 30 Ericksen, Old Men t, ( 7) 30 May, AN' Bank ( 1) 26 Gaven, St Kevin's ( 4) 22 Covers your world Martin, Kevin's ( 4) 18 ge Sth e F RESERVE SECTION G J Ford, Glenroy (-) Dagg, West Bruns (-) Flemming, B Hills ( 6) 23 Tartaglia, W Bruns (-) 18 Condon, West Bruns (-) 18 Cairns, Bull United ( 3) 1 8 INSURANC E BRANCHES : MELBOURNE RANKSTO3V OAKLEIGH PRESTON for our NAME- Li brochure ` ADDRESS ~ -- ` Page 10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 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7 Ptint LOOKING BACK BY NOEL RUNDLE 5 years ago games to John (Egg) Elliott the first Old Carey player to reach that number Captain from 1962 to 1965, John won the Best and Fairest trophy in the club's 1961 premiership team A double century also to Dennis Davies of St Kevin's Old Boys - as the scribe said "a bachelor gay, he is believed to be losing his grip of late" Collegians and M HSOB staged a "relegation-saver" game with High kicking 52 to 12 in the third quarter to seal the game and win by 19 points Collegians suffered a setback when Vice-Captain, Phil Pryor was carried off unconscious on a stretcher and taken to hospital after an accidental blow to the head Vengeance was Old Trinity's when they easily defeated Assumption, 21 9 to 88 at Elsternwick Park Fletcher, G Fellows ( 5 goals) and Emerson were best while Stevens and Phil Cohen each kicked 6 goals 10 years ago In the worst weather conditions for some years, three leading teams were defeated - Melbourne High, Old Carey (on top in "D" Section) and AJAX, who suffered their first loss for the season at the hands of Assumption who lead all day and won, 1116 to 8 6 Jackson, McMahon and Munari (Assumption) and Janover, Duzenman, and Perelberg (AJAX) were best Surprise of the day was backman "Crash" McMahon's 2 goals Top "C" Section sides, St Bernard's and Old Brighton staged a low-scoring thriller with the home side victors 5 6 to 5 5 Mudlarks were Reidy, K Hampson, Mahoney (St Bernard's) and Berry, Code, and D Myers (Old Brighton) Page games up to John Taylor (Kew), Bruce Ferrall (A MP) Best "trueboot" performance of the round - Geelong's Guy L~Tilson with 6 goals against Preston 25 years ago Commonwealth Bank continued their hoodoo run over Ormond who took a one-point lead in time-on only to see Bank clear the ball down to a certain ruckman who held the mark of the day and capped a magnificent display with the winning goal (Gympie 's press correspondent believed in anonymity - will your archives give the ruck man's name?) Or as Ormond scribe, Dr J, R Porter, penned "The fickle dame transferred her affections in our encounter with the Bank A fei chips light in that settlement" Col Campbell, Ron McFarlane, and Laurie Holman were Ormond's best In "B" Section Geelong held off a determined finish by visitors Alphington who kicked 3 goals and a poster in 4 minutes to get within 7 points when Tom Russell tore through to goal with a long punt, Alan Vizard, with clever scouting, kicked 4 goals for the home side, Another Carnival is over - (Continued from page 4) It's hard to explain how Victoria lost certainly injuries to several key players didn't help their chances, and perhaps the hard game against West Australia three days previously (and it certainly *as a vigorous one) had more effect than at first thought South Australia was certainly the better side on the day - and that was what counted as far as the records are concerned The fact that they just scraped home from West Australia and were not impressive against Tasmania, in contrast to Victoria's efforts against these two states, is of little concern The score book shows that South Australia won all three games and Victoria won only two Our congratulations to them THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 17, 1976 UMPIRE'S C ORNER By KEVIN McKAY ~ Reply to "F" section club , you are quite correct, the coach of eam is NOT permitted to act as a nne r, X gain n you are right, any player ne part in the game must have his ne and correct number on the team Itcply to "B" section coach Re centre square - If a player opponen t ehcentre e at a centre bounce, ne boundary umpire does not blow his rhistle - He tells the offending player " cut it out" and he must also tell he field umpire when he gets the op- -,,rtunity - there is no penalty against he player pushed over the line 1 2, ;,Io - an umpire cannot report an itence he does not see - it is similar tfi'e awarding of a free kick - h e ;vust see the infringement - so also n ust see the reportable Incident - e niust not report what he thinks may nace An occurred interesting rule 18 which reads No free kick shall be given against a, ;;iyer who, in legitimately going for a nark, interferes with an opponent from ~ ehind,~otice the words "Legitimately going or a mark " If a player is not legi-»ately going for a mark" he is open to -enalty if he interferes with the player r},ine to mark the ball 'Therefore the opponent flying into he air with a clenched fist takes the isk of a penalty Hc surely can't be "legitimately tryto mark" with a clenched fi st The,p oiler takes all the chances of being ir'e kicked Holding the" man - means a player ith tine ball must be held firmly enough stop him or retard his progress - Retarding does not mean completely t i stopping, to check or ease down a man's progress is sufficient Take the instance of a 10 stone man trying to stop a man of some 15 stone He could "retard" him but the odds are he would not stop him Do you,know? That the free kick for deliberately forcing the ball "out of bounds" was introduced as far back as 1922? That in 1930 the Football Council adopted the principle of allowing a substitute for an injured player In 1921 the Williamstown v Footscray (V F A) final match was abandoned during the third quarter on account of a terrific hailstorm I 'Social" Many umpires are at present spending Sunday mornings on the goif course, preparing for our annual Golf Championship;at Torquay David Dressing is again in control of the arrangements and is now accepting entries This - is one day during the season that is for all the family David is again allowing us to use the "dressing shed" beach house for our barbeque The date is Sunday July 25th - if you can't play golf, it doesn't matter - come along and learn from the masters - or go direct to the house for lunch - Tee time is a m to 1100 a m Lunch time is when you are hungry All umpires and their families are invited to join in this day Old Trinity `congratulates Rob Peers on reaching his 50th, game last week Rob played his first full season in 1974 and has been a key member of the side ever since So far he has won the club's Best and Fairest (1975), been runner-up (1974), and won the best first year player (from the school) trophy (1974) He has also been a member of four final sides, including the 1974 B-Grade Premiership team Rob is a very skilful player, and has the ability to take a big grab from a leap ' He is also capable of the long kick straight through the middle So far he has scored 59 goals for the Firsts Well done, "B B " The ball officially approved for use in all VFL matches since Ttle name our game grew up with! 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8 Print TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPRE'S On ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown Seniors and Juniors 2 pm Reserves at am Umpire for Reserves game shown in brackets SELECTIONS ARE SHOWN AT THE CONCLUSION OF EACH "TIPSTER'S', COLUMN IN THE PREVIEWS OF TODAY'S GAMES A SECTION Coburg v University Blues - Kelly Goal: Paul, Wilson (Pascoe) St Bernard's O C v Old Trinity Gramm Rowe Goal: Williams, Stratton (Bertram) De La Salle O C v Monash Blues - Hindle Goal: Moran, Peters (D Hill) University Blacks v Reservoir O B - Goodman Goal: McKenzie, Dunstan ( Kitch ) North Old Boys v Ormond - Rowell Goal : Watson, Hillier (Somerville) B SECTIO N Old Carey Gramm v M H S Old Boys - Dodds Goal: H McDonald, Murray (Watts) Collegians v Ivanhoe - Rossetto Goal : Malcolm, McCusker (Ryan) St Kilda CBOC v Marcellin O C - Gow Goal: Ahlm, A Smith (Wise) Geelong v Old Paradians - Mead Goal : from Geelong League (Hando) Old Scotch Coll v Caulfield Gramm - (at Elsternwick Park) - Cordner Goal: J Francis, Stewart (Elworthy) C SECTION Fawkner v Old Melburnians - C Nichol (Fullerton) Parkside v Old Haileyburians - Mason (Budge) Kew v Power House - Maebus (Holst) Alphington v U H S Old Boys - Botsford (Yallop) Hampton Rovers v Old Ivanhoe Gramm - Peake (Parker) D SECTIO N Old Geelong v Old Camberwell Gramm - J Smith (Donegan) A J A X v Assumption O C - Dressing (Darrell Smith) Brunswick v Elsternwick - Jennings (Sampson) Old Brighton Gramm v State Sav Bank - McInnes (McCartney) National Bank v Old Xaverians - Booth (Darling) E SECTION St Kevin's OB v La Trobe Blacks - Blair, Holt (Forster) Monash Whites v North Brunswick - Grace (Sharpe) Heatherton v Commonwealth Bank - Andrews (Middleton) Old Mentonians v A N Z Bank - G Cavanagh (Morgan) A M P Society v St -Pat's Monivae O C - Pattison (Speechley) F SECTION Bulleen-Templestowe v Bulleen United - McMahon (Hinton) Footscray IT v St Bede's O C - Cogdon (Trevillyan) Page 14 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS A SECTION t)ls O C West Brunswick v Beverley Hills p o rvoir 8 oves 1 511~?cl LA SALLEl OC: G r9 Muller (Henry) uiness 4, Welch 3, Fitzgerald 3, Yar- La Trobe Reds v University Reds "ood 2, Dunn 2, Wright, Crothers, Mul- Rogers (Daniel Smith) Hill Best : H Halasa Groves, Fitz- Thornbury v Glenroy - Cunneen queen, rald,, Mulqueen, Power, R Halasa Mannix) RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Heenan 3, JUNIOR SECTION 1 ~,rne 2, Scott 2, Massey, Martin, McGaw, Ormond v University Blues - Jorgenser pest : Martin, Dowell, Heenan, Sellars, wer Field Ivanhoe v Monash University - Simpso1,onash Blues C 3 2, University Blacks v Hampton- Rovers Bernard's tonash BLUES O : Curtin 3, C Moore Grubb Cheatly, Whitty Best: B 1 a c k, Old Scotch Coll v Coburg - King D~4yer Cheatly, Curtin, Carlton, Gum- JUNIOR SECTION 2 Caulfield Gramm v Alphington - Bish, : ST BERNARD'S O C : Slater 4, K St Bernard's O C v West Brunswick,?hel :ut, Thompson Fox Best: Angel, K Lowe,hetan, King, Tho,mpson, Schwarzenberg Thomastown v Kew - Marks North Old Boys Geelong v Old Paradians - P Fell t;nt,ersity Blues Reservoir O B v De La Salle O C, NORTH OLD BOYS : Murray 10, Buter a Power Sheales 2, Sleight, Holland Best: EMERGENCY UMPIRES ;jurray, Horan, Butera, Scanlon, Hanne- Field: B Nicholls, Wills, Johnstc~ re ry, Fogarty Puddy, Tracey, Harkin, F Mannix, Whit ; UNIVERSITY BLUES : Tyquin 4, Hager Collister, Fazio, P McDonald, R lii Lyle 3, Rabone 2, Church 2, Vivian Goal: Jenner; Waddell Best: Sharp, Sammon, Rabone, Carne, Church, McGee old Trinity Gr Carnival Hat-trick to E A Coburg OLD TRINITY: Langley 4, P Quarter- (Continued from page 3) 111-3, P Dann 2, W Peers 2, Williams, c, Peers Best: Symington, Dawson, P 13 points, Thomastown went dotiyr o1nrf, Stevenson, W Peers, R Peers ; coburg : King, Callesen, W Tolley, to Old Paradians by 34 Points McAuliffe Best : Ellis, Egan, Zanon, their first defeat and Caulfielc tanh, Woods, Cunningham crashed against West Brunswick ormond There were upsets in the Rc Uni ORMOND Blacks : Roger 2 0 Wood Smyth 44 serves, too - Monash Blues bea Chisholm 3, Cameron 2, Dove 2, J Russ St Bernard's, North beat Universir _ Holman, Purcell Best : Richardson, Cor- :'~', Purcell, Jenkins, Roger Wood, Naydraw with Old Trinity UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Perrett 2, Bel- Blues and Coburg orily managed Old Scotch went down to Mel :'etd 2, Fisher 2, N Wood Best: Pascoe,?~rrett, Fisher, S Costello, Belfield, Atbourne High by 5 points, Hamptcr n;son scraped home by 2 points fror Melburnians, Old Haileybury bea' Bullee s0th, n gametforst Alf Divirgilio isaturday FaWkTier, AJAX were much tgc This is a remarkable effort since All is good for Elsternwick and WE~' %,ItY just 17, but has played all his 50 Brunswick tasted defeat for tllc =3mes in either the firsts or reserves - Alf is a long, first time at the hands of Universit-, one ccurate in junior kick and siaes a good mark, which he Reds is using well this year But previously,nere was a bit of trouble with a quick There, are now only three um emper that sometimes got out of control beaten teams - AJAX, West However, with a few more games now Brunswick and North Old BOys-'-hind him, Alf has learnt to "kee p ol" and is a valuable member of the Reserves actor side B SECTIO N Old Paradians St Kilda CBOC OLD PARADIANS : J Jordan 7, Kohu t 3, Johnson 2, Ford, Symes, Kendall Best : Johnson, J Jordan, Carroll, Denavi, Ford, Symes ST KILDA CBOC : White 3, Drinan 2, Meehan, Kay, Waterman Best: White, Meehan, Hinrich, Galvin, Mason, Carroll Marcellin O C Collegians MAt2CELLIN O C : P Cullinan 4, J Crimmins 3, Butler 2, P Gartner, Jones, MacDonald, Tursi, Dillon Best: Price, P Cullinan, C Mahon, J Crimmins, P Gartner, Milaszewicz COLLEGIANS : Roach 2, Mason 2, Parsons, S Permezel, Girdwood, Williamson Best : Roach, Wagstaff, Mason, Shinkfield, Lee, Nethersole Old Scotch Col MHS Old Boys OLD SCOTCH: Cox 9, Mason 3, Sherwen 3, Kefford 2, Nicholls 2, Bowden, Hinrichsen, Marx, Melville, Tallent Best: Kefford, Cox, Marx, Melville, Tallent Best : Kefford, Cox, Marx, Alder, Beaurepaire, Purnell MHS OLD BOYS : Morrison 2, R Wood 2, Jones 2, Martin, Malone, Featherby Best: J Woods, Jones, Harrison, Featherby, G Woods, Short Ivanhoe Old Carey Gr IVANHOE : McWhinnie 2, Wood 2, Thompson 2, Steen 2, McKernan 2, Drapac, Knopp, C Stewart ; Long Best: C Stewart, R Stewart, Burton, Drapac, Neale, Wood OLD CAREY : Weir 5, Anderson 3, Curnow 2, Wiseman, Davies, S Hunter Best: Smith, Davies, Weir, Kelaher, Glenn, Wiseman Caulfield Gr Geelong CAULFIELD GRAMM : Tootell 8, Malfroy 4, Lupson 4, M Tamblyn 4, Buchan 3, McArthur 2, Morphet, Cunningham, I Watson Best: Tootell, Lester, Clark, Malfroy, I Watson, Fox GEELONG : Clarke 6, Jesse 2, Wells 2, Colenso 2, Jones, Benci, Silver Best : Coad, Archer, Silver, Bond, Bullen, Jones NEW SECRETARIE S St Kevin's Old Boys - John Corrigan, 11 Orchard Street, Brighton, 3186 Phone (Home) (Day) St Pat's-Monivae O C - W G Griffiths, 3 Hall Street, Hawthorn East, 3123 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 197( THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 Page 15

9 fi7 Sealer, K ALA" SECTION TEAMS COBURG ( Red and Blue) Coach : Graham War e (Res erse) John Taylor i Archipow, M 2 Hand ey, a j 3 Seath, R A 4 Atkins, G D 5 King, R A (vc) 6 Gilmour, R C 7 Green, G V 8 Walker, A J 9 Beattie, J R 10 Hibberd, B W 11 Beattie, N J 12 Richards, R N 13 Cunningham, C V 14 Hutchison, M A 15 Callesen, P G 16 l ddle, I R 17 Mann, S 18 Coles, G S 19 Sheehan, M G 20 Henry, T D 21 Symons, G N 22 Ellis, R F 23 Clark, D J 24 O'Brien, B J 25 Cannon, D J 26 Boyd,, S 27 O'Brien, M J 28 Finlay, M A 29 Hannan, M 30 Green, C R 31 Willoughby, N L 32 Birch, R D 33 Handley, M W 34 Kelly, K L 35 Zorzi, E R 36 Sim, I 37 RRyal, H F 38,Taylor, J F 39'O'Brien, P A 40 Lewis, P J 41 Green ; M A 42 McAuliffe, N G 43 Lynas, V W 44 Leckie, N R 45 Weston, A D 46 Brown, M C 47 Davies, W D 48 Gardiner, G J 49 Gorsky, S E 50 Ingleton, I 51 Liddle, G J 52 Egan, MG :" 53 Cox, P R 54 Taylor, B F 55 Tolley, W M 56 Fiasco, A 57 TurVille, P DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS (Blue & Gold) Coach : Bernie Sheehy (Res) Colin Glove r I McHenry, R 2 Welsh, K 3 Bourke, M 4 Perkins, K 5 O'Donnell, R 6 Yarwood, J 7 Power, K 8 McDonnell, P 9 Stewart, P 10 Halasa, R 11 Lyons, B (c) 12 Dunn, B 13 Letson, R 14 Fitzgerald, J 15 McInerney, M 16 Whitelaw, D, (cr ) 17 Bourke, B (vc) 18 Jeffs, N 19 Pollard, J 20 Hale, G 21 Halasa, H 22 Mitchell, P 23 Hale, D 24 Mulqueen, S 25 Fitzpatrick, M 26 Crothers, T 27 Rathjens, J 29 Wright, S 30 Day, D 31 Murnane, P 32 Groves, A 33 Clarke, G 34 Mcllroy, P : 35 Bothe, J 37 McIlroy, P 39 Butler, I 40 Sherman, P 42 Donegan, P 44 Aldenhoven, P 45 Slattery, G 46 Loft, C 47 Bourke, M P 49 McGuiness, R 50 Fisher, A 51 Mitchell, J 52'Kerin, A 53 Sandford C 54 Gilbert, P 55 Mcllroy, A 56 Flynn, J 57 George, P 58 Dorrizzi, T 59 McPherson, W 60 Hill, G (vcr) MONASH BLUES (Turquoise & Silver) Coach : Bill Harding (Res) Stuart Schneide r 1 Curton, B 2 Williams, S 3 Golding, P 4 Sweetland, M 5 Booth, R 6 Smith, A 7 Pell, J 8 Hopkins, P 9 Olding, M 10 Cariton,L (dvc 11 Cash, G 12 Hildebrandt, P 13 Schneider, S 14 Lette, G 15 Gallagher, C 16 Van Der Nacher, R Gunning, T Midgeley, A Gumley, W Harrison, G Williams, T Ryan, C Olds, R -(vc) Clark, G Lucas, R Tellefson, J Orr, A Ellis, M Coldham, J Black, G Syme, J (c) Alford, A Bickford, D Stephen, T Fanning, T Hedding, I Scott, R Malcolm, B Moore, C Carnell, S Moore, G Severs, P Renhard R 44 Whitty, P 45 Anderson, G 46 Crampton, M 47 Creaser, J 48 Hore, T 49 O'Hare, M 50 English, J 51 Campbell P 52 RoQers, R 5,3 O'Brien, B 54 Giles, S 55 Tohnson T 56 Lachal P 57 Armstronq, I FR Townsend, S ` 59 Mann G n0 Rrvson, N 61 Clarke B R2 Frlward< J NORTH OLD BOYS 01 (Purple & White) GRAMN ; NITY Coach : Shane (Gold RIAN S & Green) Maguire ( Assistant) Al e c George Moloney Gar (Res) Tony Arthurson 1 Maguire, S B (C) 2 Maguire, D B 3 Sheales, M 4 Fennelly,P W 5 Wilson, G M 6 Borcich, M P 7 Robertson,N F 8 Hogan, J P 9 Scanlon, T G 10 Anderson, B J 11 Leeack, F A 12 We1ch,MR(v( 13 O'Connor,PT 14 Fogarty, D E 15 O'Connor, B 16 Hall, P G 17 Ould, G 18 Murray, L F 19 O'Keeffe, G 20 Carroll, P D 21 Horan, B 22 Godfrey, G 23 Meredith, K 24 Butera, D P 25 Holland, A 26 Murray, J 27 Wigney, S G 28 Haratsis, B 29 Maguire, J P 30 Sleight, G 31 Kelly, T 32 Diviny, K J 33 Biagi, A 34 Prior, R 35 Skahill, B 36 Ryan, D F 37 Fitzpatrick, R J (cr) 38 Walsh, P 39 Bevanda, S 40 Scott, K J 41 O'Donnell,A J 42 Arthurson, D 43 Kutrolli, D 44 Nelson, D 45 Arthurson, A 46 Fennelly, B 47 Cuffe P 48 Jongebioed,P 49 McCormack, M 50 Robbins, A 51 Skahill, B 52 McCormack,M 53 Meredith, K J 54 Robbins A 55 Walsh, P 56 Wakim, J 57 Wigney, G 64 Timms R AA Rhaw J Monash Blues Cont A5 t,ranchester, 68 K Joakin, S aa n'kane A Oakley, K 7a `Farrell, K 71 Boylan, G iner ( :'as) N oj ~ Waters 1 Dart, R 2 WhiLa 3 Arrotiysmicl, 4 Watsford, 5 Peers, W, 6 Emerson p 7 Birrell, A, 8- Bartley, D 9 Cook, Ivl, ' 10 Hansen, ~ 11 Grant, S, 12 Kennedy, 5 13 Stockdale, 14 Stevenson I 15 Smith, G 16 Waters, N 17 Galbraith D 18 Wilks, P 19 Piggin, C 20 Williams, C, 21 Johnson,l, 22 Baker, G 23 Peers, R 24 Frood, D 25 Dann, P 26 McKinnon 1 27 Kennedy, j2 28 Star, M 29 Quartermari P 30 Weir, T 31 Quarterman A 32 Jones, G 33 Langley, R 34 Murphy, R 35 Heinz, A 36 Beer, N, 37 Deboos, R, 38 Fekete, P 39 Day, P 40 Allen, K 41 Christie, R 42 Emerson, S 43 Dawson, W 44 King, P (vc, 45 Hillman, A 46 Nelson, S 47 Friend, I 48 Cumming, P 49 Herbert, K 50 Margetts, D 51 Healy, P 52 Clingin, G 53 McGrath, T 54 Douglas, W 55 Adgemis, J 56 Masters, R 57 Bunting, P 58 Hunt, P 59 Green, G 60 Fricke, J 66 Webb, R 67 Alexander, N 68 Camilleri, A 69 Rough, G & R L iahtd BI Brown Coach, Ia n Cameron (Assistant) Neil Le Page 1 Dove, S W ~ Wood, R Rosengarten,T 4 Murphy, P M g Jenkins, R C tvc) 6 Ladd, K J 7 Fisher, G J ti Cameron, R J Graham, Allan 10 ~ orrb)en, B F 1 Graham,Adrian 3 Foulsham,D A 13 Purcell, P J 14 Smyth, J F 15 Chisholm,AD Kozlowski, Hoey, P D LA_ 18 Farrell, E F t 9 Le Page, N L 20 Bourne, B K (c) 21 Russ, J I 22 Russ, K M 23 Naylor, A R 34 Barry, J R?5 Thomas, G T 2(, Kuramoto,G D Curtis, R 25 Buckley, C 29 Burney, C W 30 Lewis, M S 31 Wood, R 32 Carter, G F 33 Morris, S P 34 Handley, G J 35 Gough, D G 36 Holman,G 37 Curtis, M 3S Richardson,P 39 Marston, D J 4u Anrep, R C 41 Gallivan, J F 42 Clark, R M 43 Paterson, D L 4-1 Keane, A J 45 Fitts, C R 46 Collins, M J 47 Foulsham,MP -1S 'Meeking, J P (cr) 49 Storey, J R 50 Turner, G J 51 Palmer, G R 52 Sandilands,R S 53, Bourke, S M 54 Rowse, R B 5 5 Humphreys,A J 56 Naylor K R 57 Kavanagh,I:R 53 Hay, R K RESERVOIR OLD BOYS ( White, Royal Blue & Red) Coach : Brian King (Res) Alan Shepherd 1 Bates, M (c) 2 Dobson, G 3 Paulka, J 4 Hansen, P 5 Scott, D 6 McLaughlin, L 7 Rutty, G 8 Trevascus, G (vc) 9 Massey, G 10 Tuininga, F 11 Shepherd, R 12 Manson, K 13 Horne, J 14 Craven, B 15 Hutton, T 16 Jarvie, W 17 Martin, J 18 Aston, V 19 Tuininga, G 20 Byrne, T (dvc) 21 Lobley, J 23 Heenan, M 24 Shepherd, A 25 Taggart, R 26 Patterson, P 27 Matheson, P 28 Sellers, N 29 Dale, E 30 O'Brien, P 31 Smith, P 32 Barrot, R 33 Koers, D, 34 Pettet, W 35 Macklin, N 36 Wilson, B 37 Slater, G 38 Wilson, T 39 Coles, B 40 Coles, C 42 Gray, P 43 Wilson, S 44 Dunn, A 45 Truefeldt, D 46 Kennedy, R 47 Slattery, W 48 Lever, P 49 Collins, D 51 Dickens, K 52 Giles, D 53 Dowell, B 55 Morse, K 56 O'Brien, T 57 Driver, D 58 Box G 64 Carlyle, D 66 Vincent, N ST BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS (Black, Gold & Blue) Coach : Gus Mitchell ( Res) Paul Daffey 1 Slater, V A 2 Burgin, D C 3 Fox, J W 4 Santamaria,RC 5 Rackham, P D (vc) 6 lannazzo, H P 7 Wade,C F(c) 8 McNamee,B A 9 Egan, B J 10 Doolan, J G 11 Davis, T J (dvc) 12 Hogan, P N 13 Mitchell, G P 14 Thompson,PS 15 Considine, P J 16 Angel, B F 17 Phelan, K F 18 Dalmau, P A 19 Nadzielski,H J 20 Pearson, M J 21 Kennedy, P A 22 Aughton, P G 23 Sheahan, M G 24 Drennan, M J 25 Mahoney,G A 26 Phelan, R M 27 Schwarzenberg, W J 28 King, R H 29 Waite, M 30 De Morton,PA 31 Power, K M 32 Dean, G W 33 Sullivan, A 34, Daffey,P J ( c ) 35 Pearson, P J 36 Osborne, D 37 Jones, A 38 Smith, G J (vcr) 39 Brady, M V 40 Irvine, K W 41 O'Loughlin,P A 42 O'Loughlin, B G (dvcr) 43 Malouf, M K 44 Taylor, P M 45 Johnson, P G 46 Hughes, J G 47 Collins, P 48 Doutre, G R 49 Trewin, T G 50 Hughes, D J 51 Tyler, K J 52 Callanan, P D 53 Moore, S 54 Hughes, G F 55 Richardson,G, 56 Reid, M T 57 Smith, A J 58 Isaacs, A G 59 Bellham, J 60 Shanahan,P J UNIVERSITY BLACKS ( Black & Royal Blue) Coach : Peter O'Donohue (Res) Glen Saines 1 Gill, S K 2 MacCallum, D J 3 Clarke, J A 4 Costello, T G 5 Burne, N E 6 Belfield, R D 7 Lockie, M J 8 Larkins, J F 9 Saines, G R (cr) 10 Kovess, C B 11 Steele, P W 12 Fisher, A D 13 Collins, S G 14 McKinnon, A O 15 Hickey, B S 16 Holland, G A 17 Moffatt, A R 18 Webster, J J 19 Dynon, J N 20 Bullen, A J 21 Sawyer, G R 22 Costello, S A c 23 McRobert, P B 24 Perrett, R M (vc ) 25 Birch, P A 26 Smith, P W 27 Atchison, D 28 Key, S R 29 King, D A 30 Irwin, R T 31 Faulkner, C 32 Cusack, P M 33 Steward, G J 34 Bateman, N 35 Herben, G C 36 Larsen, J W A 37 Costello, A J 38 Combs, J R 39 Ryan, C J 40 Staindl, D J 41 Pascoe, D W 42 Temple, M J 43 Wood, A R 44 Moore, A J 45 Lay, P A 46 Baxter, S R 47 Dakis, P G 48 Gates, T C 49 Santamaria, P 50 Cleary, J E 51 Scott, P A 52 Ley, C J 53 Wood, N C 54 Snringall, R C 55 Elliott, P E '56 Humphreys, N W 57 Cottle, R A 58 Breheny, M J 59 Sceney, C G 60 Johnson, P R 61 Hays, P R 91 Wren, C UNIVERSITY BLUES ( Black & Royal Blue) Coach : Alan Salter (Res) Bruno Scar- Celi a 1 Williams, S (dvc) 2 Lyle, R L (dvc) 3 Scarcella, B C 4 Vivian, D G 5 Ainger, D G 6 Carroll, W S 7 Anderson, G A 8 Templar, D G 9 Nicolson, S I 10 Brown, C P 11 Tyquin, M 12 Goss, P W 13 Balmford J 14 Hindle, 15 Collins, R R G 16 Ellison, G N 17 Jewson, G R 18 Pleydell, G P 19 Booth, D J 20 Small, D M 21 Hollonds, B P 22 Clohesy, P J 23 Westmore, G A 24 Hager, G A 25 Sleeman, M G 26 Schauble, P D 27 Church, B (c) 28 Hart, P G 29 Carmody, J (vc) 30 Lawson, D J 31 Morrison, G R 32 Wilson, D S 33 Smith, H J 34 Bierwirth, P 35 Moore, R M 36 O'Kane, W 37 Carne, R V 38 Rabone, I 39 Debelle, G D 40 Sharp, J,C 41 Nicolas, V A 42 McGee, L 43 Standish, T J 44 Patterson, R G 45 Haines, I 46 Farrow, B A 47 Sing, G P 50 Withers, M N 51 Dunin, A J 52 Thwaites, T P 54 Sammon, M I 55 Holmes, I 57 Adams, M P 58 Brukner, P D 60 Taylor, R S 69 Armstrong, M J 70 O'Connor, M

10 Last Week's Results - Continue d Last Week's Results - Continued Print C SECTIO N UHS Old Boys Kew UHS OLD BOYS : Davis 4, Flavel 3, Jones 2, Wilkinson 2, Martini 2, Walsh 2, Blampied, McMahon, Chettle Best : Davis, Flavel, Martini, Hume, Parks, Chettle KEW: Blay 4, O'Dowd 4, Mitchell 2, Varney, N Cavanagh Best: Rowlands, Mitchell, Scaffidi, O'Dowd Parkside Power House PARKSIDE: Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Tuesday POWER HOUSE : Driscoll 3, Frizzell 2, Lange, Stanlake Best : Coloe, Stafford, Stanlake, Alexander, Frizzell, Hutchinson Old Melb Ham Rvrs OLD MELBURNIANS : Roberson 11, C Dawson 3, Dick 3, Coroner 2, Austin 2, P Dawson 2, Elam, Woodbridge Best : Roberson, P Dawson, Cordner, C Dawson, Woodbridge, Knight HAMPTON ROVERS: Nash 2, Rowston 2, Clarke 2, Bennett, Bird, Earle Best : Barry Bird, Brian Bird, Fleer, Kennedy, S Huckett, Vickers Fawkner Old Halley FAWKNER : M Stapleton 4, A Deans 4, Ayres 3, K Ward 2, Richardson 2, Cash, Cerminara Best: Duggan, Foley, Smith, K Ward, Ferguson, Ayres OLD HAILEYBURY : Williams 4, Roberts 3, Mason 2, Curry 2, Galt Best: Cocus, Code, Curry, Mason, Roberts, Williams Old Ivan Gr Alphington OLD IVANHOE : Galbraith 4, Raines 4, Clarringbold 2, Foard 2, Pinches 2, Purcell 2, Grace 2, Campbell, Allen, James Best: Campbell, Purcell, Raines, Clarringbold, Foard, Grace ALPHINGTON : G Candy 3, Jamieson 3, Whitfield 2, K Candy, Lennox, Roberts Best : Walker, Skerry, Shearer, Smith, Jamieson, Hale Paul Dann, Old Trinity rover, played his 50th g ame against Coburg last Saturday Paul joined the club in 1974, and in his first year was a member of the B-Grade Premiership side, and won the club's Best First Year Player ( outside the school) trophy Two features of his play are his strong overhead marking and his goal sense He is the leading goalkicker so far this year, and in his career has booted 96 for the Firsts His consistency on the field has been one of the reasons for the club's success Well done, "Nagga", and congratulations - Page 18 D SECTIO N State Sav Bank Brunswick STATE SAV BANK: Eacott 4, Inglis 3, McGill 3, Allen 2, Jeffery 2, A Brennan, Kirk, Laidlaw, Maher, Owen, Smith, Walsh Best: McGill, Inglis, Jeffery, Wynd, Pitts, Maher BRUNSWICK: White 2, Jones 2, Trottman 2, P Egan Best: Palmer, Thompson, Stuart, Hughes, Jones, Lasala AJAX Elsternwick AJAX: Bialek 4, Schulberg 2 ; Gross 2 Bluzer 2, Sperling, Feldpicer, Lemish : Jankie, Kagan, Smorgon Best : Lemish, Greenberg, Kagan, Schulberg, Smorgon, Nissen ELSTERNWICK : Blythman 3, Grace, Rosewarne, May, Dunn, Convery, Best : Hoe, Rosewarne, May, Grace, P Mahony, Convery Old Cam Gr National Bk OLD CAMBERWELL: P Buchanan 7, J Steven 6, Buckeridge 5, Wilson 2, Watkin, Ellis, Mehan, Horton Best: Buckeridge, J Steven, D Steven, R Hanson, Healey, P Buchanan NATIONAL BANK : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday Assum O C Old Geelong ASSUMPTION OLD COLL: Pavone 4, Egan 4, M O'Donnell 3, O'Dwyer 2, Singline 2, Birrell, Vipond, G Howard, L Howard, McKee Best: Pavone, O'Dwyer, Singline, McCormick, Stuart, Clancy OLD GEELONG: Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday Old Xaverians Old Bright Gr OLD XAVERIANS : Noonan 4, O'Neill 3, Brosnan 3, Pucilowski 3, P Naughton 3, Gorman 2, Sholley B e s t: Nankervis, Sholley, P Naughton, O'Neill, Noonan, M Rush OLD BRIGHTON : Jones 4, Eastgate, Gedye, Hamilton, Mullett, Thomas Best : Jones, Bromley, Gartner, Currie, Levvey, Thomas Gary Lennox, son of a former club champion, Brian, today plays his 50th game for Alphington Following in dad's footsteps Gary is also a forward and the club is hoping he can continue and play as many good games in the years to come Keep the good work up young "Ox" THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 17, 1976 E SECTIO N Heatherton ANZ Bank IIEATHERTON: Meeking 4, Bodey 4, Fletcher 3, Walker, A Killen, Easey, Hampton Best: Easey, Peter Carey, Paul Killen, O'Shea, Malone, Brains A NZ BANK : Marsden 3, Daykin 2, Dancer, Powell Best: Harnetty, Karpavicius, Marsden, Minniti, Thomas, Thompson Monash Whites Com Bank MONASH WHITES, COMMONWEALTH BANK : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-linefirst post Tuesday LaTrobe Blacks AMP Society LA TROBE BLACKS, A M P SOCIETY: Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday North Brunswick St Kevin's ' B NORTH BRUNSWICK: D Payne 2, S Gibbons 2, Kenny, Jewson, Hamilton, Campione, I Duncan Best: D Payne, R Payne, Raleigh, Handley, Heywood, Wilson ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS :; Hannan 3, Cross 3, Olle, Clement Best: Fernon, Randles, Nalder, Reynolds, Lodge, Olle Old Men St P-Monivae OLD MENTONIANS : Mousey 8, Ingram 3, Peel 3, Brodrick 3, Rafter 2, Speers 2, Wood 2, Fisher 2, Wittick Best: Ingram, Peel, Norton, Mounsey, Brodrick, Bennett ST PAT'S-MONIVAE : Walsh 4, W Mahar 2, P Tobin Best: Cribbes, Delahunty, D Tobin, Lardner, Walsh, W Mahar F SECTIO N West Bruns Uni Reds WEST BRUNSWICK: P Guatta 10, J Ryan 4, Allen 2, O'Halloran 2, White 2, Callander, Ivey, Monger, Suleyman, Schwarze Best: Allen, Burton, P Guatta, Lewis, O'Halloran, Woolard UNIVERSITY REDS: Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday Beverley Hills Footscray IT BEVERLEY HILLS : O'Loughlin 7, Gibson 2, E Hirsch 2, Butterworth, Kiker, C McCrory Best: N Allan, Fatcher, Gibson, Hyatt, O'Loughlin, Walters FOOTCRAY IT: Absalom 3, Watson 3, Carr 3, Napoli, White, McCarthy Best : Erbs, Ferguson, Fletcher, McCarthy, White, Absalom Bulleen United Thornbury BULLEEN UNITED : Lachmund 4, Wilson 4, Gheller 3, Lillie 3, Robertson 2, Bowden, R Jenkins, Edmonds, Macaulay Best : Edmonds, Robertson, Viney, Gheller, Wilson, Macaulay THORNBURY: Hayman 4, M Staff 4, S Staff 3, A Burton, G Ashby, Byrne, Scott Best: M Staff, Scott, S Staff, Ashby, Bennett, Eyre St Bede's O C Bulleen-T'stowe ST BEDE'S O C : Allen 4, McGinty 2, Terrell 2, Fogarty 2, Fyans, Vaughan, M Campbell Best : N Hester, Robinson, Dan Kean, Harris, Terrell, Bolger BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Lockhart 2, Dimeo, Keast, Crowe, Tenace, Dawson, Dozzi Best: Keast, G Walton, Lockhart, Foulds, Crowe, Sheridan Glenroy LaTrobe Reds GLENROY, LA TROBE REDS : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday TEAM PHOTOS ALL AREAS GOOD RATES TONY QUIN T Phone THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 Page 19

11 Print Old Scotch Captain Plays 150th Garsr:e Old Scotch stalwart, John Anderson who plays his 150th game i ; ith the club today, started with them in 1968 He has been a "regular" in the Victorian team since 1972 and hopes to win a place in this ye : Carnival side r's John played against South Aus- and Fairest award on four occatralia at Adelaide in 1972 and was sions , 1970, 1973 and Vice-Captain of the Victorian Carnival team at Melbourne in 1973 ; taking part in all three matches He was again Vice-Captain in the match against South Australia in 1974 and later the same year, led the Victorian side which played in Hobart He also played against South Australia at Elsternwick Park last season John, whose "vital statistics" are 26, 5'11" and 12 stone, plays in the centre or on the wing, or on the half-forward line He has been Captain of Old Scotch since 1972, the year in which he was runner-up in the B Section Best and Fairest voting He has won Old Scotch's Best (he was overseas in 1971), afte r being voted their best First Year player back in 1968 John is a chartered accountant and in the summer "recess",n' joys a game of tennis - but onl y on a social scale PAR KROYAL MOTOR I N N 441 ROYAL PARADE, PARKVILLE TELEPHONE: Offers-First Class Accommodation Offers-The Copper Grill Restaurant with a Dinner Dance every night including Sundays Offers-Private Function Rooms for Weddings, Parties, Conferences * Offers-Personal attention "WE CARE" Page 20 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 17, 1973 What's the ommonwealtf Bank doing intra Welt For years the Commonwealth Bank has been helping travellers It has made it easy for those travelling within Australia to draw money anywhere through its huge network of branches and agencies And for those travelling abroad, the Commonwealth Bank has provided foreign currencies, and travellers cheques known and accepted throughout the world And we've even got some ideas about how you can raise the necessary money Now, Travelstrength Limited, the Commonwealth Banks' travel service will arrange all your travel requirements: accommodation, bookings - the lot Ask at any branch of the Commonwealth Bank for details of this great new service for travellers, or call in to the Melbourne Centre of Travelstrength Limited at 367 Collins Street If you've been bitten by the travel bug, don't sit there scratching those itchy feet Call in and see what the Commonwealth Bank is doing in travel Get there with the Strength BANK COMMONWEALTH THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 Page 21

12 Last Week's Results Continued Last Week's Results - Continued Print JUNIOR SECTION 1 Ivanhoe Ham Rovers IVANHOE : Ferguson 5, Stevenson 3, Watts 2, Melton, Blaze, Course, Williams Best : Addamo, Witte, Course, Watts, Dymond, Lynn HAMPTON : Hurst 6, Kain 2, Diamond 2, Thompson, Tabram Best: Thompson, Healey, Hurst, Diamond, King, Nixon Monash Uni Power House MONASH UNIV : Sloan 9, Giles 6, Quinn 4, Creaser 3, Davies 3, Renhard 3, English 2, Hodge 2, Lovell 2, Tucker 2, Johnson, Lachal Best: Giles, Hodge, Seiler, Quinn, Hore, Davies POWER HOUSE : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday Uni Blues Old Scotch Col UNIV BLUES: Dobbie 3, Sanger 2, Bedford 2, Ashby 2, Hall 2, Cox 2, Harley 2, McCombe, Patterson, Thornton, Mueller, Kenealy Best : McCombe, Thomas, Mueller, Hall, Dobbie, Jones OLD SCOTCH: Oates 5, Wade, Macrae, White, Vines, Maver Best: Macrae, White, Oates, Vines, Human, Kiel North O B Ormond NORTH OLD BOYS : Bessell 4, Godfrey 4, Conti 4, Hibbert 3, Peasnell, Malone Best: Bessell, E Clark, Conti, Malone, Weir, Zabrieszack ORMOND: Boyanton, Parisi, Sexton, Sterling Best : Andrews, Pitts, Parisi, McDonald, Sexton Coburg Uni Blacks COBURG : Ferraro 8, Nicholson 4, Tilburn 4, O'Riley 2, Neudert, Cleary, M Brown Best: Ferraro, Tilburn, Knight, Nicholson, Neudert, Cormack UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday CONGRATULATIONS TO THORNBURY'S RAY SCOTT ON PLAYING HI S 100th GAM E Ray started playing as a Rover or centreman but was moved to the back pocket this year and is certainly putting in the big games now All at Thornbury hope to see you put in the next 100 as well as you are playing this year Well done Ray Also 50 games up to S Byrne and W Harbour Thornbury committee and players wish these two promising players the best for their 50th game and for many more games to come Page 22 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Old Paradians Thomastown OLD PARADIANS : King 7, Downey Abrahams 2, Anderson, Komisarczyl ;, McLaughlin Best: Komisarczyk, King Downey, Johnston, McLaughlin, Kilkenny THOMASTOWN: Czerny 3, DiBartolo : meo 2, Turner, Medwin, Dri, Avellino Gleeson Best: Tarquinio, Gleeson, Avel lino, Buffham, DiBartolomeo, Dri - St Bern OC Kew ST BERNARD'S OC : Powell g Gavaghan 5, Smith 3, Lalor 2, Monaghan 2, Birrell 2, Valentine, Haren, Tickner Best : Smith, Powell, Monaghan, Gavaghan, Valentine, Hargraves KEW: Jackomos 3, Gandy 2, Milvac 2, Brizzi Best: Jackomos, Burder, Cosmidis, Carbone, Gandy, Stewart Reservoir O B Alphington RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: E Dale 5 Malkoun 4, Ristevski 2, Lyons 2, Baker 2, Romeo, Tobin, Traynor, Elliot, Rantino Best : E Dale, Romeo, Ristevski, Lyons, Traynor, Malkoun ALPHINGTON: Berizzi 4, Bracher 2, Hvalica 2, Jurasic, Cree, Aslanis Best: Hvalica, Berizzi, Frenetic, Jurasic, Courts, Radford W Brunswick Caulfield Gr WEST BRUNSWICK: Nigro 5, Brockwell 2, Ceddia 2, Dell 2, Marmo 2, Nicolosi 2, Radecki, Rossitto, Welsh Best: Bartley, Briggs, Brockwell, Dell, Nigro, Nicolosi CAULFIELD GRAM : Lyte 4, Hitchcock 3, Strugnell, Bartlett, Thompson, Gibson: Best : Lyte, Thompson, Sisson, Hitchcock, L Wilson, Strugnell De La Salle OC Geelong DE LA SALLE: Curren 9, Beddoe 3, C Ryan 2, Nugent 2, Hayes 2, M Ryan, Rout, Worsnop Best: O'Reilly, Curren, M Ryan, Nugent, Beddoe, Lloyd GEELONG: Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Tuesday All players and officials of University High would like to congratulate Ross Paterson on reaching his 50 games Ross who has been with the club for 3 years is an "enthusiastic" member of our Reserve team He has played in many positions, but mainly on the wing or halfforward flank He is preferred in these positions because of his "quick-drop kick" disposal of the ball Congratulations on reaching your 50th game and hope there will be many more, Ross THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 A RESERVE SECTIO N De La Salle O C R yig LA SALLE : B 1Flynn 25 M Bourke P Mitchell 2, P Mcllroy, J Mcllroy,, George D cdonald Harrison, George RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Gray 2, A shepherd, Hansen, T Wilson Best: P Gray, Manson, Truefelt, Barrot, T Wilson, McLaughlin i,ionash Blues St Bern O C vionash BLUES : Hildebrandt 3, Hedding 3, Coldham 2, Van Der Nacher 2 Burgin, Gallagher, Boylan Best : Olding, Lette, Gunning, Armstrong, Hildebrandt, Boylan ST BERNARD'S O C : Daffey 3, Waite 1 Hughes, Considine, D Power, Trewin Best: Duffey, Trewin, M Pearson, D, Power, Taylor North Old Boys University Blues NORTH OLD BOYS : Scott 3, Cuffe 3, Haratsis 2, Skahill 2, Ould 2, D Arthurson, Kutrolli, Curley, McCormack Best: Kelly, Scott, Haratsis, D Arthurson, longebloed, A Arthurson UNIVERSITY BLUES : Wilson 3, Brukner 3, Templar 3, Clohesy, Bierwirth, Lonergan Best: Hollonds, Westmore,,,,Tacrae, Anderson, Debelle, Jewson Old Trinity Gr Coburg OLD TRINITY : Fekete 3, Stockdale 3, L Dann 2, Cook, Shireffs, Waters Best: Bunting, Jones, Waters, Masters, Hewitt, L Dann COBURG: Symons 4, Henry 2, Thomas 2, J Taylor, Seath, Brown, M Egan Best : annon, Henry, Archipow, J Taylor, LIddle, Weston Ormond University Blacks ORMOND: Turner 3, Fisher 3, Fitts 2, Palmer, Sandilands, Rosengarten, Curtis, Handley Best: Rosengarten, Lewis, Fitts, Rowse, Meeking, Turner UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Santamaria 2, Saines, Bateman, Plunkett, P Johnson Best: Ley, Herben, Sceney, Saines, Springall, Bateman AJAX MAN'S 100th Congratulations to AJAX utility playe r Barry Markoff who plays his 100th game with the club this week "Harry Suk" as he is affectionately known throughout D Grade is the perfect example of an average footballer changing to a super-star Barry won the Reserve's Best and Fairest and best Clubman Awards i n THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, B RESERVE SECTIO N St Kilda CBOC Old Paradians ST KILDA CBO C : P O'Connell 3, J Delaney 2, McNeil 2, Girdwood, Lahy, Esmonde, Salter Best: Davis, McCarthy, Esmonde, Robinson, M Delaney, Girdwood OLD PARADIANS : McKinley 2, Johnson, Kissane, Bainbridge Best: Hart, MacLeod, McLaughlin, Johnson, Kissane, CarroII Marcellin O C Collegians MARCELLIN O C: Best: Wright, P Holmes, Toniolo, Frazer, P White, T Aloisio COLLEGIANS : Purdue 3, McKenzie 2, Cranwell, Nash, Ballard Best : Wright, James, Evans, Scott, Ballard, Anderson MHS Old Boys Old Scotch Coll M H S OLD BOYS : A Adams 3, Newell, B Mackenzie, C Mackenzie, D Wallace Best: Harrison, C Mackenzie, Wallace, Mortley, A Morgan, Wilson OLD SCOTCH : Drummond 3, Ainger 2, Leong Best : Marks, Wallace-Smith, Drummond, Welch, Rankin, Hamilton Ivanhoe Old Carey Gr IVANHOE : G Dean 10, V Harris 10, Simpson 2, Giles, O'Rourke, Adley, Buckley Best : V Harris, G Dean, P Giles, O'Rourke, Adley, Buckley OLD CAREY: Constable 5, McKenzie, B Elliott, Hunter, Hames Best: Constable, Nalpantidis, Jones, Fink, Bischer, Morgan Caulfield Grm Geelong CAULFIELD GRAM : Criswick 4, Monotti 2, Rutledge 2, Cassidy, Noblett, G Tamblyn, Worthington Best : Worthington, Hartley, Symons, Criswick, Peters, Carroll GEELONG : D Ross 2, Sheringham 2, R Chisholm, P Jeremiah, G Ross, Poulton Best: Diamond, R Jeremiah, Poulton, Lawler, G Ross, P Jeremiah 1974 and struggled wherever tried in the Senior team A tough summer training programme saw Barry lose excess weight, and his inclusion in the senior team as yet unbeaten, has been justified by his good form Barry has been a wonderful clubman, the writer of the club's Newsletter and the club's recruiting officer Showing his versatility, Barry is also coach of the club's Little League under 16 team Congratulations "Suk" on your "ton" Coasting to 200?? 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13 On ground of first-named club at 2 p m - Reserves at a n, A SECTION Old Trinity Gramm v De La Salle O C University Blues v St Bernard's O C North Old Boys v Coburg Monash Blues v University Blacks Ormond v Reservoir O B (at Elsternwick Park) B SECTION Ivanhoe v St Kilda CBOC M H S Old Boys v Collegians Old Scotch Coll v Old Carey Gramm Marcellin O C v Geelong Caulfleld Gramm v Old Paradians C SECTION Old Haileyburians v Kew Old Melburnians v Parkside Hampton Rovers v Fawkner Power House v Alphington Old Ivanhoe Gramm v U H S Old Boys D SECTION Assumption O C v Brunswic k Old Camberwell Gramm v A J AX National Bank v Old Geelong Elsternwick v Old Brighton Gramm Old Xaverians v State Sav Ban k r E SECTION North Brunswick v Heatherto n La Trobe Blacks v Monash Whites A M P Society v St Kevin's O,B Commonwealth Bank v Old Mentonlaus St Pat's-Monivae O C v A N Z Bajll~ F SECTION St Bede's O C v West Brunswick Bulleen United v Footscray I T Thornbury v Bulleen-Templestowe Beverley Hills v La Trobe Reds Glenroy v University Red s JUNIOR SECTION I North Old Boys v Ivanhoe University Blues v Power House Old Scotch Coll v Ormond Monash University v University Blacks Coburg v Hampton Rovers JUNIOR SECTION 2 West Brunswick v Thomastown Alphington v St Bernard's O C Reservoir O B v Caulfleld Gramm Kew v Geelong De La Salle O C v Old Paradian s It's better to fly with friends ~ he National Bank is ~iflg its best to maintai n the value of your dolla r This free book proves it Let's face it You've worked hard for your money And it's a bit disturbing to see its value being eroded away so quickly That's why this free book "Your money and your life", is so valuable right now It's 160 pages long (with some blank spaces for notes) and it would be good value at a couple of dollars But seeing the book is free, it's a must It's a practical home reference on personal money matters; like buying and financing a home, buying a new or used car, taxes, life assurance, probate And a stack of other subjects Ask your nearest National Bank manager for a copy We don't claim to have an instant cure for inflation, but we can soften the blow with this book And that's a good start ~ Fly the Friendly Way National Bank Print Page 24 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 17, 1976 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER --JULY 17, 1976 Page 25

14 3 HEATHERTON Last Week's Results - Continued C RESERVE SECTIO N Kew UHS Old Boys KEW : Anderson 2, Campbell, Antoni ades, Polycronoupolous, Rodda Best : Anderson, Lee, Hore U H S OLD BOYS : Reid, Waters, Patn Thomas, Siotos,TCCrowden, M Carlyle, t Tole 'ma Parkside Power House PARKSIDE : Goal-kickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Tuesday Alcock 2, i POWER HOUSE : Hacking 2, : Booth, Gillespie, Ballantyne,, Ralph Best Hacking, Mason, Angeli D RESERVE SECTtO A State Say Bk iq Brunswick j ; STATE SAVINGS BANK : Eigner 6, Brennan 2, Cochrane 2, Keady Marshall 2, Scott, Stephenson Best: p Wabbis, Eigner, Thane, Mitchell, Marshall, Keady BRUNSWICK: Johnstone, Anderson, Malony Sheehan, Airs Best : Young, Gil lette, J Munro, Johnstone, Gleeson, Cuta jar AJAX ? Elsternwick ,17-4 I AJAX: R Lisner 4, Jurberg 4, Pruzan ski 3, S Gostin 2 Best: Kessel, S Gos tin, Robin, Jurberg, Darby, Milgrom ELSTERNWICK : M a n s 0 n 2, Jones, Patience Best: R Scott, Dudley, Ivlc Innes, Manson, Lanigan, Woolley Hampton Rovers Old Melburnians HAMPTON ROVERS : Mirabito 2, Alla n Old Cm'weil Gr Best a Cve 2 English, emorecroft, Sherry, Wenzell Sanft 2, Mullins 2, Cottrell, Kelly, Allan, National Bank , ampbell, Cave, R OLD CAMBERWELL: Price 5, Mullett 3, OLD MELBU~RNs Whitton 3, Ansett Best: Price, Faul, Ansett, Dankin, Wilson 2, S P Steven, Austin John NATIONAL BANK : Goal-kickers, Best Miller Marks, Thomas, SUd Wilson Players not received, or received after Old Haileybury copy dead-line - first post Tuesday Fawkner Assumption O C OLD HAILEYBURY : Schmidt 5, Jessep Ol , Lovig 2, Troup 2, Metherall Best : Bowman, Derham, Evans, Jessep, Lord, d ASSUMPTION OLD 4 Les ter 7, Garby mmadeur, Catanese, Arnott, Schmidt Howe Best : Lester, Arnott, Gilmour, FAWKNER: G Robertson 2, Wittacker Commadeur, Garby, R Maillard 2 D Robertson, Shannon, Wheeler Best : OLD GEELONG : Goal-kickers, Best p Dwyer, Chard, Phillips, J Stapleton, Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Tuesday P Stapleton, Wittacker Old Ivanhoe Gr 1 2 S4 4 S Old Brighton riangr s Alphington s 3, G OLD IVANHOE: Skeg g Scott 2, OIOLD BRIGHTON : B ellma ne525 Hunt C Corstorphin 2, Bainbridge, Jennings Kennedy 2, Leske 2, Larkin, Stretton, Best : Jennings, Skeggs, Hannah, Flannery, Corstorphin, I Scott Tapp Best : Riddell, Warnock, Hunt, Leske, Dobbie, Larkin ALPHINGTON : Anderson 2, Matton 2, OLD XAVERIANS : Fraser 3, Midgley 3, Petroff, Mercovich Best : Jorgensen, Ermacora, Williamson nings, Skerry, Williamson, 1 Ermacora, e I O'Connor, MargucciO, Midgley, Harris, Humphries W Eichorn Honour, mixed with sadness, for S A 's Hugh Millard The name of Hugh Millard is well known in Amateur football circle s and is synonymous with Amateur football in South Australia, wher e Last eek's Results - Continued E RESERVE SECTIO N Heatherton iyz Bank : Griffin 4, Yate s Srnrth 2, 13org 2, Jones 2, A Carey 2, R r,tahoney Best : Borg, Croft, Bolton, Grifiin p Skinner, Grace ~ N Z, BANK : Fehring, Ford, Imrie, yane, k?ay, Paul Orchard, Peter Orch'~rd Richards tobrhardfethoarpoig, H arper, 125 ~tonash Whites ~,IOI+IASII WHITES, COMMONWEALTH 6Avg : Goal-kickers, Best Players not r copy deadreceivedfirst ;post1tuesday A~IP Society i;~trobe Blacks LA TROBE BLACKS, AMP SOCIETY : or received after cop y posc Tuesday s no t C,,,-kickers, Best Player d dead-line receive - Sr Kevin's O B North Brunswick KE'~IN'S OLD BOYS : Martin 4, ST MG A Simp- Gven -on, Davey 4, Jo~BOOkhamc, Aul Reynolds Best: ~acen, Martin, Baquie, Phibbs, A ReY n olds, McGuinness NORTH BRUNSWICK : Turner 3, For d? Trotter, Fox Best : r CiHannan ox, G Payne, Murphy, Old Mentonians St P-MOnivae OLD MENTONIANS : EriclkseVan, Clough 4, Lane 2, Zimaris, De n Ende, Page, Robertson, Fleming Best :,%icl ::inlay, Robertson, M Clough, Page, Ericksen, Zimaris ST PAT'S-MONIVAE : Shannon 7, Watson 3, Bradfield 3, Richardson 2 Best : Qradfteld, Richardson, Jansen, Ozolins, S!iannon, Psiroukis F RESERVE SECTIO N University Reds West Brunsw~ck UNIVERSITY REDS : Goal-kickers, Best Players ine cefv fb st postctuesda yafter copy dea dwest BRUNSWICK : Kovatzi 2, Martin 2, Brewer, DeBone, Green Best : Fyffe, Miller, Morris, Norman, Oakley, Vazquez Beverley Hills r 4 4 Footsc BEVERLEY HIL 3 3 LS 4 Flemm ng 6 5 M 9 Crory 4, Nugent 2, O'Dea 2, Egan Best: McCrory, Haack, O'Dea, Flemming, Clarke, Egan FOOTSCRAY I T : Rowe, Kerr, Smith, R lucca, A C Smith, Kerr, De- Bulleen United Thornbury BULLEEN UNITED : BC11irnTurner, Vening 3, D Divirgilio 2, wards, R Archer, Paul Archer Best : Paul Archer, Cairns, Vening, Turner, D Divirgilio, Turvey Burnie, THORNBURY : B Burrows 2, Rademaker, Yanna, R Bennett F Bur-, gess, Reinato, Bradbury, rows Best: Little R Ashby, B St Bede's OC B STe BEDE'SeO C2 Wain 6, M L, B obolger 2, Watts 2, A Hester, Bowden, Coutts, Brady, Handley Best : Wain, Bowden Brady, Watts, M L Bolger, Elmore BULLEEN - TEMPLESTOWE : Barclay, B~nFord a Hancock, Pullar, Stannrd Stannard G ard,, Hill LaTrobe Reds forfeited to Glenroy All players, members, and supporters of Thomastown would like to join in wishin g recovery afte r Brett his k sp ea ll ver y In hospital CHANGES OF CiKUUtNU a s nd ground any match, Hugh was Secretary of the Amateur League for 33 years He was also Secretary of the South Australian Cricket Associatio due to a n If any club finds it necessary to change uit clash with the club sharing 90 the following person s MUST BE NOTIFIED AT LEAST 14 DAYS PRIOR TO THE SCHEDULED for many years until his retirement some time ago OF THE MATCH necessitating the change of ground Hugh was honoured by being elected a Life Member of the Aus- DATE tralian Amateur Football Council at its meeting in Adelaide during the I, The Secretary of the V AFA (Mr J Fullerton) The Secretary of the Umpire Committee (Mr L K McLeod) Carnival But Hugh's there wife, was Gladys, sadness `passed away too, a 2 f th ward which she would 3 The -- Secretary osin of theaoppeur Club Footballer week or so before the presentation o e 4 The Editor of Th e dearly loved to have shared with him Page 27 print THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 17, 1976 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, Page 26

15 PREMIERSHIP LISTS A SECTION W L For Agst % Pts North Old Boys ,5 40 De La Salle OC St Bernards OC ,1 32 University Blues Ormond Old Trinity Or Coburg University Blacks Monash Blues Reservoir OB B SECTIO N Caulfield Or Marcellin OC Old Scotch Coll Old Paradians Collegians Ivanhoe St Kilda CBOC Geelong MHS Old Boys Old Carey Gr C SECTION Old Melburnians Old Haileybury Parkside Fawkner Hampton Rovers UHS Oid Boys Old Ivanhoe Gr Kew Alphington Power House A RESERVE SECTION W L For Agst ~o De La Salle OC *Coburg ,2 North Old Boys University Blues ,9 St Bernards OC Ormond Monash Blues *Old Trinity Gr Reservoir OB ,4 juniversity Blacks B RESERVE SECTION Old Scotch Coll Marcellin OC Ivanhoe *St Kilda CBOC Collegians *MHS Old Boys ,9 Caulfield Gram ,9 Geelong Old Carey Gram Old Paradians C RESERVE SECTION Hampton Rovers Parkside Old Melburnians Fawkner Old Haileybury Kew UHS Old Boys Oid Ivanhoe Gr Alphington jpower House ? PREMIERSHIP LIST S D SECTION W L For Agst % Pts AJAX Old Xaverians Assumption OC Old Camberwell Gr Elsternwick State Sav Bank Old Geelong Old Brighton Gr *Brunswick National Bank E SECTION Latrobe Blacks t Kevin's OB Old Mentonians Heatherton ANZ Bank 'AMP Society North Brunswick Mcnash Whites St Pat's-Monivae Ccmmonwealth Bk F SECTION West Brunswick St Bedes OC Beverley Hills Footscray I T Bulleen United Glenroy Thornbury Bulleen-T/stowe LaTrobe Reds University Reds JUNIOR SECTION 1 North Old Boys Monash University Ivanhoe University Blues Ccburg Ormond University Blacks Power House "OId Scotch Coll ;Hampton Rovers D RESERVE SECTION W L For Agst % Pts AJAX *Old Brighton Or Elsternwick Assumption OC *Old Xaverians Old Camberwell Gr State Sav Bank Old Geelong National Bank Brunswick E RESERVE SECTIO N St Kevin's OB Heatherton AMP Society ANZ Bank North Brunswick Old Mentonians Monash Whites Commonwealth Bk tlatrobe Blacks St Pat's-Monivae F RESERVE SECTIO N West Brunswick Beverley Hills St Bedes OC *University Reds Bulleen United Footscray IT Thornbury tlatrobe Reds *Glenroy Bulleen-T/stowe JUNIOR SECTION 2 Thomastown Caul field Gram Old Paradians St Bernards OC West Brunswick Reservoir OB De La Salle OC Alphington igeelong Kew *Drawn Game ifour points lost for Forfeit Page 28 Check our deal as you could pay less: McLEAIyS TETOF MOTORS LMCT PLENTY ROAD, PRESTO N AFTER HOURS NO IS CONTACT RICHARD ELLIOT T From Old Carey Grammarian s Amateur Football Club THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER -JULY 17, 1976 GREAT ACHIEVEMENT BY COLLEGIANS VETERAN GAME S Well known Amateur sportsman and Collegians personality Bruce Ferguson today joins an elite band of footballers who have played 300 games Bruce began his career at Collegians way back in 1960 when leather stops were avantgarde He has played most of his games with the seniors and in 1966 represented Victoria For the last few years Bruce has been captain-coach of Collegians Reserves who were runners-up last year and Bruce, with 51 goals, was leading goal kicker in B Reserves - a very creditable performance for an ex-backman ' Off the field Bruce has been an ener- ;;etic worker and participator in all club activities He is also responsible for Collegians having the best pie and pastie cuisine in Amateur Football Everybody at Collegians wishes "Fergie" every success in his 300th game and hopefully the _ Reserves will finish the season strongly and win for him a greatly, deserved flag Bruce broke our previous club record of -245 games in 1973 and he looks like playing many more games because, as everybody knows, the first 300 are the hardest 150 GAMES FOR ALPHINGTON STALWART Peter "Rocky" Hartigan last week played his 150th game for Alphington Peter's feat was not recorded then as, a back injury had kept him idle for several games A former top ruckman and trophy winner with the Juniors he advanced to the seniors and has given the club sterling service over the years THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 17, 1976 Page 29

16 The body fitting guernsey that can't be caught! O STYLEDIN BRI-NYLO N BRILLIANT COLOURS * A N IMPOSSIBLE TACKLE $ REDUCE D COST TRIBUNA L (JULY 3rd ROUND) W O'Kane (University Blues) was found, guilty of striking P Purcell (Ormond) with an' elbow and suspended for eight matches G Tsouparikovitis (MHS Old Boys) was found guilty of striking B White (Caul field Gramm) and suspended for four matches R Giannotti (Old Scotch Coll ) was found guilty of striking J McKernan (Ivanhoe) and suspended for seven matches R Hample (Thornbury) was found guilty of striking S McGinty (St Bede's O C ) and suspended for four matches ' R Dymond (Thornbury) was found guilty of striking M Bolger (St Bede's O C) and suspended for two matches M Finlay (Coburg Juniors) was found guilty of striking P White (University Blues Juniors) and suspended for eight matches D Brickley (Ivanhoe Juniors), charged with striking S Skidmore (University Blacks Juniors), failed to appear at the Tribunal hearing and was suspended until he does appear R Simms (Old Carey Gramm Reserves) was found guilty of slapping the field umpire on the shoulder and suspended for four matches D Teitelbaum (AJAX Reserves) was charged with striking M Scott (State Savings Bank Reserves) - charge not sustained IMPORTANT NOTE S ADDRESS ALL MATTER FOR ("THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER " Box 1564P, GPO, Melbourne, 3001, and not to the Editor's private address (Use addressed envelopes provided) "Herald" Phone Numbers You may dial DIRECT to the Amateur Football representative at the "Herald" Office The numbers are: or If you have any difficulty, you may ring and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or 1893 RESERVE SECTION RESULTS to be phoned to BEFORE 3 PM or DIAL EXTENSION 1892 PRESS CORRESPONDENT The phone number of the Press Correspondent, George MeTaggart, is 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 p m ) The Age Ken Piesse This applies to clubs in main game only - as advised The A BC Sporting Session from 3Lo each Friday (which commences at 630 p m) will include a preview of the following day's amateur matches FOR EMERGENCY UMPIRES RING and ask for an Umpire WORLD OF SPORT Watch the VAFA segment on Channel 7's World of Sport on Sunday Print SHRINK PROOF! COLOUR FAST! t COLOURS: Red, Royal Blue, Bottle Green, Navy, Gold, Black, White Page 30 THE BLACK LIST Missed publication deadline (5 p m Seniors and Juniors, 3 pm Reserves) - Fine THREE DOLLARS UHS OLD BOYS MONASH BLUES RESERVES Failed to phone Final Scores to Herald Office before 5 30 p m - Fine SIX DOL- LARS LA TROBE BLACKS LA TROBE BLACKS RESERVES Failed to phone Final Scores or Details to Press Correspondent before 6 p m (B Section - Details - 7 p m ) - Fine SIX DOLLARS LA TROBE BLACKS LA TROBE BLACKS RESERVES "TIPSTERS' TALLY" Last week Total Alex Johnson (C) (4) 45 Keith Findlay (F) (5) 44 Jim Fidge (D) (5) 43 ; Norm Nugent (J2) (3) 41 John Byrne (B) (5) 41 Alf Keam (A) (3) 37 Peter Nathan (J1) (5) 35 1 Syd Whitfield (E) (2) 301 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 Club Beer Supply Barrels Bottles Cans SOCIAL SECRETARIE S Don't miss this chance to obtain your Club's Beer & Liquor Supplies at prices to suit your finances With the cost of Football Administration rising every year you must buy right to boost your Club Income Compare our prices Phone us now, or call in and see - Bob Hemmings or Brian Lauder (22 years affl VAFA) at the RAILWAY CLUB HOTEL 107 RAGLAN ST, PORT MELBOURNE WE DELIVER TO YOUR ROOMS OR FUNCTION S THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 17, 1976 Page 31

17 July 24, 1976,, A Secti ft Birds of a feather who f ly together get 10% off their air fare If you belong to any club, or group with a common interest you qualify for Ansett Airlines of Australia's 10% discount air-fares for your next outing with 15 members or more Even better, Ansett Airlines will save you time and money by handling (at no cost to you) all the arrangements for your trip, from accommodation and meals to unexpected things like laundry and entertainment Send for our detailed Group Travel Brochure, or simply ring and we'll mail one direct ANSE_TT ' T~uC onp O Tra ~1 Sgeei ILKs Registered for posting as a periodical - Category "C" Print 011-P-4025/C Printed by Advocate Press Pty Ltd, 143 a'beckett` Street, Melbourne, and published by George McTaggart, of 12 Ripley Grove, Caulfield North, for the Victorian Amateur Football Association Official Journal of the Victorian Amateur Football Association