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1 in a group 10% less ' 0 Sectioir 11 you belong to any club o r group with a common interest you qualify for Anset Airlines of Australia's 10% discoun air-fares or 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) a ll the arrangements for your trip, from accommodation and meals v unexpected things like laundry and entertainment Send for our detailed Group Trave' Brochure, or simply ring and we'll mail one direct Printed by Hedges & Bell Pty Ltd, Sutton Road, Mmyborouph, and published by Georgia NtcTagg~, of 12 Ripisy Grove,- Caulfield North, for the V{ctoflan Amateur Football Association OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

2 Nou're right Bob Aeareer ic used to be unthinkable Toc4y it's a big exciting industry," Page 2 Nobody quite knows how many different occupations there are, but it runs to several thousands Think about your dad's time That was before R& D Departments, real electronics, motels or mass media Today, a young man can make his way with ambition and a natural talent that will buy him success and satisfaction Of course, it's more than just desire and flair; he has to work hard but he's doing something he enjoys An AMP man understands that After all, he's doing something that uses his own talents and he likes it Talk to an AMP man Tell him where you fit into life and he'll tell you how a sound insurance plan can fit in too where policyholders' money is invested in projects which benefit Australia E609G THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER--JULY 12, GEELON-G GIVE ST BERNARD'S A FRIGHT ORMOND DOWN TO OLD TRINITY - 1 PT Blacks hold off North's challenge By GEORGE McTAGGART Bottom team Geelong, who have not won a match, veary nearly caused an upset last week when they ran the leaders, St Bernard's, to a goal It was easily Geelong's best performance for the season Ormond suffered their third successive defeat when they went down by a point to Old Trinity in a real thriller Trinity are now just outside the four on percentage North Old Boys made a strong last quarter bid for victory against University Blacks but failed to get there by four points Of North's five defeats this season, three have been by less than a goal AND THEN THERE WERE NONE -After 11 rounds, there is not one undefeated team in the competition The last to go were Monash Whites who were beaten by Bulleen United, the margin being 25 points St Bernard's put on 7 goals in the second quarter to lead Geelong by 17 points at the interval and looked to be in for at least a comfortable win But Geelong held the leaders to one goal in the third term and got on level terms at the last change The last quarter was a thriller but St Bernard's greater experience and extra touch of class enabled them to hold off the tenacious Geelong and win by 6 points What are the odds against a team bein g a point in front at half-time three-quarter-time and at the final siren? Well that's what happened in the Ormond-Old Trinity game, with Trinity being in the fortunate position It was one of the most remarkably even matches imaginable with little between the scores all day Even at the first break, the difference was only 4 points - in Trinity's favour Two goals in the first minute of the second quarter enabled University Blacks to wipe off their 11-point deficit at quarter-time and they were never headed after that THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY They lead by 8 points at the interval and looked in a strong position with a 3-goal advantage at three-quartertime North put in a strong last quarter, kicking 5 goals, but the Blacks were able to hold off the challenge and score by 4 points Reservoir Old Boys' effective handball and the brilliance of their small men were too much for Monash Blues, who were beaten by more than 7 goals, while Old Paradians failed miserably against Coburg, kicking only 4 points in the second half Caulfield Grammarians wilted against De La Salle in the second half after being only a point down at the interval, and were beaten by just over 10 goals It was their second successive defeat and they have dropped to fourth Marcellin's hopes of making the finals received a setback when they crashed against University Blues who won by more than 12 goals Collegians beat Old Carey by a goal, Old Scotch were too strong for Old Haileybury and Ivanhoe were not troubled to beat Kew by 9 goals 2, 1975 Page 3

3 St Kilda CBC, who won the first nine games, were beaten again, this time by Parkside who scored by 15 points They have lost top place to Old Ivanhoe, who won easily from Brunswick Melbourne High beat Alphington by 29 points and Uni High kept in the running with a 20-point win over Old Brighton Fawkner Pipped Old Xaverians by 3 points in a high-scoring affair (20-13 to 20-10) Assumption beat Old Camberwell by 16 points, while State Savings Bank, Hampton Rovers and Old Geelong all won comfortably AJAX held top place after a close struggle with AMP Society, winning by 9 points, and LaTrobe Blacks beat St Bede's by 19 points St Pat's-Monivae had the same winning margin over Old Mentonians and Elsternwick beat West Brunswick by 27 points Heatherton beat Thornbury by nearly 10 goals and edged Monash Whites (beaten by Bullen United) out of top place Footscray Tech scrapped home by a point from Glenroy Ivanhoe thrashed Ormond in the main Junior Section game and Coburg were not really troubled by Old Scotch In Section 2, North Old Boys beat Reservoir Old Boys by 10 points, and the other winners were Bulleen- Templestowe, Hamtpon Rovers, Thomastown and Old Carey There were some interesting results in the Reserves - Old Paradians ran Coburg to 11 points, North Old Boys easily beat a weakene d AS USED BY THE CHAMFiOtdS Blacks, De La Salle failed by 13 points against Caulfield Grammar, University Blues were well beaten by Marcellin, St Kilda CBC had another close call, beating Parkside by 10 points (Parkside's kicking losing it for them) Fawkner trounced Old Xaverians, State Bank crashed against St Kevin's, Elsternwick beat West Brunswick by 14 points, AJAX went down to AMP by 7 goals, Monash Whites beat Bulleen United by 13 points and Glenroy beat Footscray Tech, by 4 points TRIBUNAL QJUNE 28th ROUND) B Dowell (Reservoir Old Boys) was found guilty of kicking P W Richardson (Ormond) and suspended for twelve matches J Williams (Alphington) was found guilty of striking R Johnson (Brunswick) with the elbow and suspended for two matches P Robinson (St Pat's-Monivae O C) was found guilty of striking B A Irving (St Bede's O C) and suspended for six matches R Seath (Coburg Reserves) was found guilty of striking P Day (Old Trinity Gramm Reserves) and suspended for six mathces R Hager (University Blues Reserves) was found guilty of striking M Heaton (Old Scotch Coll Reserves) with the elbow and suspended for four matches S Athens (Commonwealth Bank Reserves) was found guilty of striking J Maguecio (Old Xaverians Reserves) and suspended for four matches J Clampett (St Pat's-Monivae OC Reserves) was found guilty of disputing decisions, using abusive language to the umpire and using threatening language to the umpire, (and was ordered off the field for the last offence) and was suspended for a total of eighteen matches S Richardson (St, Pat's-Monivae O C Reserves) was found guilty of disputing decisions and using abusive language to the umpire and was suspended for four matches A RENA SPORTING FOOTWEAR LOU ZACHARIAH Makers of Football Boots, Athletic Shoes, High Leg Boxing Boots, Cricket Boots, Football Umpire Boots and Gymnasium Boots ~p il~~'1t `Lt`r7 f ~:~ ~~ 71RES On :- mnd of first named Club at 2 pm Reserves at am Likely vanners of Senior and Junior mail-hes in Bold Type Umpire for Reserves shown in brackets A SECTION Old Trinity Gramm v North Old Boys - Goodman Goal : Wilson, McCusker (Fog,rty) Sf Bernard's O C v Reservoir O B - Rowe Goal: Allen, E Jenner (Budge) Prionash Blues v Old Paradians - Rowell Goal : Hillier, Ahlm (Maebus) Coburg v Ormond - Simpson Goal : A Smith, Stratton (Jenkin) University Blacks v Geelong (at Elsternwick Park) - Hill Goal : from Geelong District League (Pritchett) B SECTION Ivanhoe v Old Carey Gramm - Grubb Goal: Bridges, Dressing (McMahon),,Tarcellin O C v Old Haileyburian s Wills Goal: McKenzie, Murray (Somerville) Old Scotch Coll v Caulfield Gramm - Hindle Goal: L Williams, K Jenner (Rossetto) De La Salle v Kew - King Goal : Dunstan, Cust (Gannon) Collegians v University Blues - Bishop Goal : Peters, Saunder (Collister) C SECTION --runswick v Parkside - J Field (Blair- Holt) U H S Old Boys v Power House - Dodds (Sutherland) Old Melburnians v M H S Old Boys - B Nicholls (J Smith) lphington v Old Ivanhoe Gramm - Cordner (Stead) St Kilda CBOC v Old Brighton Gramm - Reilly (Guyatt) : D SECTION Assumption O C v St Kevin's O B - Sharpe (Mitchell) Hampton Rovers v Fawkner - P Fell (Muller) Old Xaverians v Old Geelong - Puddy (Booth) National Bank v Old Camberwell Gramm - Minson (Burridge) State Sav Bank v C'wealth Bank - Wakefield (Morgan) F SECTIO N Glenroy v Thornbury - Amor (Tracey) Beverley Hills v Bulleen United - C Nichol (Dunkley) Monash Whites v University Reds - Mc- Innes Mitch) Bulleen-Templestowe v Footscray I T - Marks (Footscray I T Reserves a bye) Heathe rton v La Trobe Reds - Lowe (Cavanagh) JUNIOR SECTION 1 Old Scotch Coll v Monash University Marsden Power House v Ivanhoe - Jennings University Blacks v University Blues Cogdon Ormond a bye Coburg a bye JUNIOR SECTION 2 Old Carey Gram v Old Paradians - Mead Caulfield Gramm v Hampton Rovers - Duckworth West Brunswick v Thomastown - Gow Reservoir O B v Geelong - Johnston St Bernard's O C v North Old Boys - Mason Bulleen-Templestowe a bye EMERGENCY UMPIRES : Field: Jorgensen, Cunneen, Kollmorgan, Botsford, Butterworth, Myors, Ryan, A Williams, Wood Goal: Stewart NUMBERS TO NOTE Clubs In A Section should note these numbers For teams on Thursday night (as early as possible after 730 p m please-and certainly before 9 pm) The Age Mike Sheahan This applies to clubs in main game only - as advised Quarter-by-Quarter scores this week Watch for this number week by week EMERGENCY UMPIRE S E SECTIO N Elsternwick v St Bede's O C - McTaggart (Hoist) St Pat's-Monivae O C v North Brunswick - Halbish (Jones) PRELIMINARY NOTICE ANZ Bank v AM P Society - Power (White) GROUND CHANGE OF A JAX v West Brunswick - Thomas The match between St Kevin's Old Boys (Benson) and Old Xaverians, on August 9th, will be La Trobe Blacks v Old Mentonians - played at St Kevin's Oval, Heyington instead of at Albert Park Phillips (Pascoe) THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 Fiage 5

4 LOOKING By Noel Rundle 5 Years Ago De La Salle kept close to the four when in a low-scoring game they defeated Old Paradians by a point Halasa, Cooke, Lynch (De La Salle) and Johnson, Grindlay, and Kendall for Old Paradians were best Guyon Wilson celebrated his 100th game for Geelong by winning the Solomon Trophy for best player Old Brighton were proud to announce the opening of their new clubrooms, the culmination of many years' hard work by the Committee Old Xaverians (eighth in B Section) surprised Univ Blacks (third with only one defeat) to only go down by 7 points in a lowscoring game, 55 (35) to 6 6 (42) 10 Years Ago George Mehl played his 100th consecutive game for AJAX Commonwealth Bank welcomed back from overseas Alan Kirby, holder of the record for the number of games Alan told all present that he had 10 years 'footy left in him' (Where are you now, Alan? - Ed ) Collegians and Univ Blacks played the match of the day with teams as follows:- Collegians : B Lucas, Ferguson, W Roach; HB Webster, G Daff, Tweedle ; C Woods, Tucker, Read; H F Lugg, C Roach, Edwards ; Fwds L Hibbins, D Walduck, Boag; Fall Symons, Hayes; Rover Dunn 19, 20 Powell, Andrews Univ Blacks - B Nation, Whitford, Barker; H B Blazey, Carberry, Nicholls; C Lee, Reynolds, Fleming ; H F Sinclair, Porter, Saunders; F Tuck, Browne, Galbraith; Foil Burston, Shackletom Rover Wilson 19, 20 Burke, Crawford Graham Brewer, best and fairst in 'C' Section in 1963 and 'D' Section (1964) and captain of National Bank, played his 100th game for the club Aiphington thanked Bill Usher, a spectacular mark and a very good kick' for his 100 games I SINCE 1845 Telep4mne'i:Reli-)emrrlo 60-9:;7 1 ; r''s:~ BOB CO~~~ ; 1 ~ u~!1 M (MEMBERS V AFA) Guest speaker at Old Scotch's annual dinner was Brian Dixon Melbourne High took fourth place from Old Xaverlans with a 62-win -(Colin Green kicked 10 goals) while Ian Turnbull, Bob Tredennick, Trevor Read and Geoff Paul were other stars 25 Years Ag o It had to happen! Ormond, going for the straight dozen, were outpaced outmarked, outstayed, and outmanoeuvred, to go down by 7 points to Old Scotch - Final scores 913 to 812 Old Scotch won the game in the first quarter when they scored 4 9 to 02 Best were - Geer, Bate, Morone (Old Scotch) and K Robinson, Rundle, Hardy (for Ormond) In the battle of top sides in 'B' Section, Collegians also inflicted the first defeat on Commonwealth Bank - leading from halftime, and finally winning 1018 to 8 13 Best for Collcgians were Brian Judd, Warren Judd, Greg Buckeridge while David Kerr showed pleasing form in his first match for the season Ted Thomas, Alan Shiel, and Ian Bailey were best for Bank who were unlucky to lose Alan Kirby with a broken leg ST BERNARD'S FULL-BACK REACHES 100 All at St Bernard's congratulate Ray King on playing his 100th game against Geelong last Saturday Since joining the club Ray has been a mainstay in the first XVIII and has played in all key positions on the back and forward lines as well as on the ball Because of his habit of leading with his head, coupled with his fearless play, Ray unfortunately has missed a number of games through injury This year he has taken on the role of full back and his clearing dashes and beautiful kicking is one of the main reasons for the club enjoying such a successful year Congratulations "Kingy" the committee and all players and supporters hope to watch you beating all full forwards for a number of seasons to come SHI WARNING It's happened again at Royal Park, las t S4turday thieves went through the dressing rooms and stole clothes belonging to the fieid and boundary umpire Fortunately the writer arrived and having had some experience at similar incidcnts in this area, was able to find all their clothes intact - they really went for the taps this time as the field umpire was "his worship" the Mayor of Doncaster - (they (acin't touch his horse) Do not LEAVE YOUR CLOTHES IN UN- I,OCKED ROOMS I was amazed last Saturady when, during a reserves game, the full back when kicking off did so by giving a small kick clear of, hand and foot inside the kick off lines The poor umpire was soundly roasted by supporters for allowing this type of kick- 07, claiming that the ball must be kicked over the kick off line Law 8C states - the bail shall be kicked clear of hand and foot not necessarily over the kick off lines, and once kicked shall be deemed to be in play Thought for the week - Never argue with nor abuse the umpire lie is doing his best, although it may be a poor best Here's there for the day, so adapt your play to his umpiring, and get on ith the game (Otherwise you could get a "holiday" refer Tribunal report in this issue - Ed ) SPORTS DAY Well the top sportsmen of our Association have at last emerged What a day - Brian Goodman, played tennis wearing his Brunswick Amateur Football jumper engineer Gerald Minson played whilst smoking a pipe, and Gary Nichol ELSTERNWICK PARK MATCHES "did his cool' 'and threw his tennis racquet into a neighbours back yard after Tom Cunneen had "aced" him Newcomer Geoff Kelly swept all opposition aside and easily won the squash championship Alan Bishop was runner-up The tennis title was more evenly contested and was eventually won by Philip Rowell and Gary Nichol who defeated Don Doods and Andrew Burridge 6/4 in the final Simon Marks didn't endow himself to the coach when he defeated him in the singles (If you see Simon named emergency umpire for the next 3 or 4 weeks you will know why ) The old reliabies Dressing, Hill, Mason, were all soundly defeated in first round matches In the final of the doubles district fast bowler Andy Burridge thought he was doing just that and served that way - unfortunately they were all out of court On the girls' side Susan Rowell was the best teams player, whilst Lois Mason was tops on the squash court All had a great day and thanks to Simon Marks who alone arranged the day All winners were presented with beautiful clocks donated by Mr Marks - Simon's father - a most thoughtful gesture NEW ADDRESSES - PHONE NUMBERS MARCELLIN OC (T F Naughton) - Phone (home) or Ext 372 (Day) OLD CAREY GRAM (J B Goode) - Phone (home) UNIVERSITY REDS (C Sinn) - 76 Power St, Hawthorn, 3122 (Phone ) Matches to be played at Elsternwick Park for the remainder of the season are shown hereunder: July 12 - University Blacks v Geelong *July 19 - Old Carey Gramm v Caulfield Gramm July 26 - Old Trinity Gramm v St Bernard's OC August 2 - Monash Blues v Old Trinity Gramm August 9- Old Paradians v Ormond August 16 - Ormond v University Blacks August 23 - Reservoir Old Boys v Coburg * Indicates B Section match THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 12, 1975 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 12, 1975 Page 7

5 300 GAMES TO BRUNSWICK STALWART Kevin Kinloch plays his 300th game with Brunswick today He has been a great clubman and is a Life Member of the club Kevin started with Brunswick in the Juniors in 1954 as a rover and in 1957 advanced to the Seniors winning 3rd Best & Fairest Trophy that year In 1960 he went to the back pocket and in 1962 won the most consistent trophy Then in th Best & Fairest trophy Returning in 1970 after 2 years absence Kevin was Captain of 1970 Premiership Side in "D" Section, which was one of the greatest hi ghlights of his career He was appointed Capain and Coach of the Reserves in 1972 and won the Best & Fairest trophy that year, and retired, but made a comeback last year and won the most determined trophy in the Reserves He will be hanging his boots up at the end of this season, to spend more time with his family Congratulations Kevin from all at Brunswick 200 GAMES TO WEST BRUNSWICK VETERAN West Brunswick congratulate Peter (Pop ) Webber on playing his 200th club game Peter has been with the club since the early 1960's In the years since then he has held the positions of Secretary and later President and currently is a committeeman Peter would be the first to admit that he hasn't the ability of many of West's past or present players but what he lacks i n t' this area he more than makes up for with his enthusiasm and dedication to his own game and the club in general Congratulations Peter on an all round performance that should be an inspiration to all 150th TO BRUNSWICK CAPTAIN Brunswick captain Tony Lasala plays his 150th game this week He started with the Wicks in season 1967 and captained last year's side to the Premiership A good clubman Tony is also Social Secretary and is classed as one of the best full backs in the Amateurs His inspiring play is a great help to his team mates Let's hope we see him for another 100 games Congratulations Tony DOUBLE CENTURY TO ORMOND MAN All at Ormond congratulate John Mocking on playing his 200th game last week Now captain of the reserves, John has been a loyal and dedicated clubman for many years and we hope he is around for many more Well done John 100 UP TO PARKSIDE R All at Parkside congratulate Brian 'The Lip' Harvey on playing his 100th game today "The Lip" has been called many names whilst at Parkside but the best would probably have to be Darrel Baldock as he shows the same great ball ability Keep the great form up "Lip" and continue to star as usual Make your 100th, a game to remember WHOt-ESALE-SUPPLY and ENGRAVING Comprehensive range of trophies Presentation and Gifts 6) SILVER, PEWTER and STAINLESS WARE * CERTINA WATCHES 0 CLOCKS * PARKER PENS JOHN F HICK AN 94 Elizabeth St, M ( Hotel L on) Illustrated Brochures on Request 8 THE A M ATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 12, 1975 PREFt74~u17' 71-14P LPJTS A SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pis St Bernard's OC University Blacks Reservoir OB Ormond North Old Boys Old Trinity Gr Monash Blues Coburg Old Paradians Geelong B SECTION University Blues Be La Salle OC Ivanhoe *Caulfield Gram *Collegians Niarcellin OC Old Carey Gr fkew Old Scotch Coll Old Haileybury C SECTION Old Ivanhoe Gr St Kilda CBOC MHS Old Boys Power House , UHS Old Boys Alphington Parkside Old Melburnians Old Brighton Or Brunswick D SECTIO N Hampton Rovers Fawkner Old Geelong Old Xaverians Scate Sav Bank Assumption OC Old Cam'well Gr National Bank C'wealth Bank St Kevin's OB E SECTIO N AJAX St Pat's-Monivae $Elsternwick AMP Society filatrobe Blacks North Brunswick ANZ Bank St Bede's OC Old Mentonians West Brunswick F SECTION Heatherton Monash Whites Thornbury Bu lleen United Beverley Hills Glenroy University Reds Footscray IT Bulleen-T'stowe LaTrobe Reds JUNIOR SECTION I Coburg 9 I Ormond *University Blues Ivanhoe University Blacks Old Scotch Coil Monash University Power House A RESERVE SECTION W L For Agst % Pts St Bernard's OC Old Trinity Or Coburg Reservoir OB University Blacks Monash Blues 6 5 E North Old Boys Old Paradians Ormond Geelong B RESERVE SECTION De La Salle OC Marceliin OC Collegians Ivanhoe University Blues Old Haileybury Old Scotch Coll Caulfield Gram **Kew Old Carey Gr C RESERVE SECTIO N St Kilda CBOC Parkside *Power House MHS Old Boys Old Brighton Gr Old Ivanhoe Gr Old Melburnians UHS Old Boys Brunswick Alphington D RESERVE SECTION Fawkner Old Geelong State Sav Bank Hampton Rovers Old Xaverians Assumption OC Naional Bank St Kevin's OB Old Cam'well Or C'wealth Bank E RESERVE SECTION *ANZ Bank *Elsternwick AJAX West Brunswick AMP Society North Brunswick Old Mentonians St Bede's OC LaTrobe Blacks St Pat's-Monivae F RESERVE SECTIO N Heatherton Monash Whites Glenroy Buileen United f Thornbury University Reds *LaTrobe Reds *Footscray IT Beverley Hills JUNIOR SECTION 2 Hampton Rovers Old Carey Or North Old Boys St Bernard's OC Reservoir OB Thomastown Bulleen-T'stowe West Brunswick Caulfield Gram Geelong Old Paradians t Ineligible Player May 3rd $ Unregistered Player June 28th + Drawn Game * Ineligible Player April 19th

6 IMPORTANT NOTES "Herald"' Phone Numbers You may dial DIRECT to the Amateur Football rperesentative at the "Herald" Office The numbers are: or If you have any difficulty, you may ring and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or 1893 RESERVE SECTION RESULTS to be phoned to BEFORE 3 pm or DIAL EXTENSION 1892 RESULTS OF MATCHES Results of amateur matches are broadcast in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations 3LO (commencing at 620 p m) and 3DB each Saturday evening and from Television Channels ABV-2 and HSV 7 Channel 2 also provides quarter-by-quarter scores of A Section matches each Saturday afternoon HIRE A TEN T EVAN PTY FRO M CHANGE OF GROUND - OLD PARADIANS JUNIORS Old Paradians Juniors will now play their remaining home matches at Old Scotch Ground, Yarra Park, opposite Olympic Park (Batman Avenue tram from Princes Bridge), THE BLACK LIST Missed Publication deadline (Seniors and Juniors 5 pm, Reserves 3 p m) - Fine THREE DOLLARS ORMOND UNIVERSITY BLUES POWER HOUSE ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS WEST BRUNSWICK UNIVERSITY RED S Failed to phone Final scores to Herald Office before 530 p m - Fine SIX DOL- LARS THORNBURY Failed to phone Final scores or Details to Press Correspondent before 7 p m (A Section 6 p m) Fine SIX DOLLARS OLD HAILEYBURIANS THORNBURY Phoned incorrect scores - Fine - THREE DOLLARS ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS AMP SOCIET Y OLD HAILEYBURIANS RESERVES AMP SOCIETY RESERVE S LA TROBE REDS RESERVE S IT TARPAULINS, CAMPING GEAR, MARQUEES, HIKE TENTS RING RON SEATH OF COBURG AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB O N OR CALL AT 680 ELIZABETH STREET, MELBOURN E Page 10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 12, 1975 ONE TRINITY S, "PEERS" Another youngster hits the highlights this week, but he has packed a wealth of football into his short career He Is Old Trinity's Bill Peers, who has just turned 21 Bill started with Old Trinity in 1972, straight from school and like last week's personality, Glen Fletcher, immediately gained a place in the senior side That is perhaps putting it mildly, for he won his club's Best and Fairest award in his first season Not surprisingly, he also won the award for Best First Year player in 1972 The following year he was runner-up for the Best and Fairest award The same season (1973) he gained a place in the Victorian Carnival team and was a member of the Victorian team which played Tasmania at Hobart last year He also played against Tasmania at Elsternwick Park last month, when he was t i 20, 5'10" and 12-5, so he really has just,,rtained his majority Bill plays as a ruck-rover or in the centre and it's not uncommon for him to be listed among the goal-kickers He is now in his fourth season with Old Trinity and has played about 55 games with his club Since leaving school he has been studying ^ccountancy at Swinburne Technical Coliege, and has just finished his course Bill is active during the "off-season" as he plays cricket with Mount Waverley in the Sub-District Association There is still a great deal of football ahead of Bill Peers, and it would not be surprising to see him wearing a Victorian sweater on many more occasions yet isfi Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter FINAL Goa}-kickers : 11 I I I! I I _ THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 Page 11

7 "B" SECTION TEAM S CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS (Navy Blue & White) Coach: Frank Goode (Reserves) John Wilson 1 Macdonald, It 13 White, B 26 Griffith, S J 39 Campbell, H 52 Cottrill, J C) 14 Mathleson, I 27 Way, It 40 Rutledge, G 53 Waxman, B 2 Long, J 15 Walker, A 28 Mathieson, R 41 Hartley, G 54 Smith R 3 Dunn D 16 Maxwell, R 29 Fletcher, G 42 Collins, R 55 Knowjes, J 4 Tamb~lyn, M 17 Clark, D 30 Felsenthal, D 43 Vorrath, G 56 Bell, G 5 Peters, M 18 Pearson, R 31 Monotti, A 44 Johntsone, H 57 Welch, J 6 Dickeson, D 19 Morphet, B 32 Criswick, K 45 Spooner, It 58 Cunningham, i 7 Edney, I 20 Tamblyn, G 33 Wallace, B 46 Gerrand, J 59 Hampton, N 8 Butcher, J 21 Watson, N 34 Favaloro, D 47 Irvine, J 60 Hockridge, P, 9 Waxman, P 22 George, T 35 Kerry, S 48 Boyes, J 10 Buchanan, L 23 Voyage, G 36 Worthington, C 49 Nichol, C 11 Tootell, G (C) 24 Lupson, P 37 Cox, P 50 Bierwirth, P 12 Denny, A 25 Atchison, G 38 Speed, C 51 Jennings, It COLLEGIANS (Purple & Gold) Coach: Ross Oakley (Reserves) Bruce Ferg 1 Ferguson, B (CR)15 Zent, R 29 Nash, G 43 Gilmour, H 57 Mulhall, M 2 Edwards, It 16 McKay, S 30 Merry, A 44 Haynes, D 58 Jackson, P 3 Rice, I (C) 17 Stokel, K 31 Leembruggen, It 45 Ellis, R I 59 Hoist, R 4 Tucker, D (VCR) 18 Boucher, N 32 Bickford, M 46 Berglund, R 60 Lodge, It 5 Pryor, P (VC) 19 Leembruggen, D 33 Anderson, P 47 Harding, S 61 McKenzie, A 6 Benjamin, D 20 Nethersole, J 34 Naylor, C 48 Edward, D 62 Burgham, D 7 Miller, R 21 Hibbert, M 35 Permezel, M 49 McCollough, P 63 Anthony, C 8 Gartledge, S 22 Ryan, S 36 Permezel, S 50 Billing, J 64 Stephens, D 9 Hughes, P 23 Munn, P 37 Rowlands, B 51 Carter, S 62 Purdue, It 10 Ashton, P 24 Purdue, J 38 McDonald, M 52 Dodd, G 66 Wagstaff, S 11 Mason, P 25 Moodie, J 39 Girdwood, It 53 Gooding, G 12 Troon, M 26 Leeming, P 41 Wright, J 54 Gray, D 13 Cutler, M 27 Lockwood, J 40 Emmett, N 55 Webster, A 14 Shinkfleld, J 28 Loder, R 42 Cookes A 56 Williamson P DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS (Blue & Gold) Cop ch : Bernie Sheehy (Reserves) Leo Mannin g 1 MtGuiness, It 13 Conway, A 25 McDonnell, P 37 Donegan, P 49 Cheers, I 2 Welsh, It 14 Gilbert, P 26 Dickinson, A 38 Bothe, J 50 Jeffs, N 8 Bourke, M J 15 McInerney, M 27 Glover C 39 Flynn, B 51 Lane, C 4 Perkins, K 16 Whitelaw, D 28 Whateiey, G 40 McHenry, It 52 Halasa, H 5 O'Donnell, R 17 Bourke, B 29 Wright, S 41 Huxtable, H 53 Moore, J 6 Letson, It 18 Geddes, I 30 Day, D 42 Stewast, P 54 Mitchell, P 7 Power, K 19 Pollard, J 31 Murnane, P 43 Serena, R 55 Tapscott, S 8 Hale, D 20 Rapone, A 32 Groves, A 44 Sandford, C 56 Rathjens, J 9 Eddy, V 21 Mollroy, A 33 McDonald, W 45 Wilson, G 57 McTlroy, P 10 Halasa, It 22 Dorizzi, T 34 Greig, I 46 Loft, C 58 Bourke, M P 11 Lyons, B 23 Mcllroy, J 35 Wilson, A 47 Mitchell, J 59 Hale, G 12 Dunn, B 24 Beddoe, P 36 Evans, P 48 Whelan, P 60 Hill, G IVANHOE (Black & White) Coach : Bill McVthinnie (Reserves) Bob Edmonds 1 McWhinnie, W (VCR) 20 Steen, D 30 Long, B 41 Buckley, It (C) 11 Quiniivan, P 21 Wiison, R 31 Burton, K 42 Bryce, G 3 Thompson, K (VC) 22 Neale, G 32 Stewart, C 43 Phillips, P 4 Hughes, H 12 Rojo, J 23 Glennon, It 34 Giles, P 44 Pitson, B 5 Renshaw G 13 Hecker, B (CR) 24 Dockerty, S 35 Harris K 45 Dawson, J 6 Stredwic(C, C 14 Warry, G 25 Wilson, W 36 Field, R 46 Forristal, B 7 Adley, P 16 Drapac, D 26 Dean, N 37 Dean, G 47 Sanders, B 8 Berry, D 17 Stewart, It 27 McKernan, J 38 Harris, R 48 Johnson, K 9 Jones, J 18 Bourke, R 28 Harris, V 39 Hutton, B 10 Knight, It 19 Bryant, J 29 Gillin, G 40 Clough, D KEW (Brown & Gold) Coach: John Fisher ( Reserves) Ken Blay 1 Lister, N 12 Barclay, M 24 Campbell, It 36 Walker, R 2 Blay, W 13 Rodda, A (CR) 25 Dalton, G 37 Rhoden, D 3 McKillop, D 14 Till, G 26 Antoniou, T 38 Cavanagh, W 4 Corcoran, J 15 Mullin, D 27 Gandy, M 5 Anderson, It 16 Mitcheil, B (C) 28 Wiseman, G 6 Dipierdomenico, 17 Elworthy, It 29 Smith, N R 18 Fletcher, D 30 Morowsky, J 7 Smith, B 19 Lowe, M 31 Hampson, R 8 Fanning, C 20 Enthimiou, N 32 Clay, G 9 Crowe, H 21 Johnston, G 33 Brown, L 10 Murphy, S 22 Hinchen, C 34 Aitken, It 11 Hayes, T (VC) 23 Price, M 35 O'Dowd, A 39 Zerbi, D 40 Toogood, G 41 Allender, K 42 Townsend, M 43 Lee, C 44 Sutton, K 45 Barrett, G 46 Buchanan, P 47 Edgley, P 48 Lewis, F 49 Manno, A 50 Pearce, M 51 Anthony, T 52 Zerbl, R 53 Masterson, T 54 Laws, It 55 Farrington, N 56 Gardiner, N 57 Ross, A 58 Dyamond, L 59 Brener, R Pago 12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 iaarcellin OLD COLLEGIANS (Maroon & Blue) Caach: Ray WAtsh (Reserves) Gavin White O'Suilivan, J 13 Cooney, B 25 Price, C 40 Gooley, B 53 Price, P p,tshon, C (VC) 14 Alien, P 26 Gooley, P 41 Sullivan, D 55 Najim, D NViison, M 15 Toohey, J 29 Hurley, D 42 Mulqueeny, S 56 Corrie, P (VCR) g power, M (C) 16 Delmo, J 30 Holmes, G 43 Weston, P 59 Carrucan, D 5 Denning, L 17 Peavey, K 31 Aloisio, A 44 White, P 61 Watson, B 6 Shaw, G 18 Gartner, J (DVC)32 Frazer, S 45 Waish, P 63 Holland, P 7 Milasewicz, M 19 O'Connor, B 33 Wood, B 46 Ahern, T 70 Robbie, P 8 pdailbridge, P 20 Butler, M 34 McDonaid, P 47 Mahon, A lo Aloisio, F 21 Rischin, M 36 Crimmins, B 48 Mangiafico, C,I White, P 23 Crimmins, J 38 Quinn, P (CR) 51 Sullivan, D j2 p'donahue, S 24 Tusi, F 39 Fitt, N 52 Cutlinan, P: OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS (Black, Blue & Gold) Coach: John Dunshea (Reserves) Morrie Hedger 2 Beii, C 14 Cooke, It 25 Wiseman, J 36 Harris, W 49 Haines, I 3 Yeo, M 15 Douglas, D 26 Morgan, R 37 Gordon, M 50 Hardisty, M 4 Davis, K 16 Hugnes, P 27 Raymond, P 38 Dick, E 52 Cruickshank, D 5 Elliott, R (C) 17 ConstabD 28 McKinley, C 39 D'Ambroslo, P 53 Harry, P 6 Birrell, M 18 Hames, it 29 Rowe, P 40 Peart, C 54 Kelaher, C 7 Chapman, G 19 Fink, A 30 Trood, A 41 Shaw, C 55 Ciark, M S Freeman, G 20 Maloney, G 31 Keddie R 42 Simms, R 56 Sharp, R 9 Cooke, M (VC) 21 Morrison, W 32 Craig, It 43 Clark, M 61 Armstrong, D l0 Curnow, R 22 Rattenbury, M 33 England, I (VCR)45 Wiseman, M 62 Rowe, J 11 Thomas, J 23 Morey, A 34 Gomer, P 46 Andrews, M 63 Louey, It 13 Goode, J (CR) 24 Ustick, I 35 Paraskevas, J 48 Allen, It 80 Thomas, C OLD HAlLEYBURIANS (Magenta & Black) Coac h: John Masters (Reserves) John Augustine 1 Kane, P 13 Cunningham, P 25 Sutcliffe, M 38 Robertson, B 51 Dale, M 2 Paul, R 14 Billings, G 26 Bannon, I 39 Parkes, T 52 Parker, D 3 Jessep, P 15 Warnock, J 27 Bourls, T 40 Trapp, J 53 Hayes, P 4 Langford-Jones, 16 Metherail, It 28 Irving, L 41 Forbes, R 54 Harry, J A (CR) 29 Galt, G 42 Troup, M 55 Reid, R 5 Lingard, R 17 Wil$ams, A 30 Cracknell, J (VC)43 Payne, L 56 Schmidt, N 6 Houston, M 18 Hattam, G 31 Whiteman, G 44 Lovig, D 57 Langford, J 7 Bowring, P 19 Marshall, G 32 Mehegan, R 45 McWaters, It 58 Betts, L 8 Houghton, J 20 Roberts, I 33 Legge, J 46 Batt, G 59 Phillips, S 9 Cocks, N 21 Shapter, M 34 Luxmore, A 47 Urquhart, G 60 Sutherland, A 10 Lucas, G 22 Mason, P (C) 35 Abbott, G 48 Campbell, G 11 Loney, D 23 Poole, P 36 Sincock, R 49 Bedwell, A 12 Pollock, It 24 Gyngell, J 37 Jackson, It 50 Bonwick, J OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS (Cardinal, Gold & Blue) Coach: Bryan Steele (Reserves) Peter Clarke I Anderson, J 16 Steele, B 30 Marx, J 45 Thomson, G 60 Tyers, M 2 Morgan, J 17 Tallent, S 31 Meadows, P 46 Rashlelgh, L 61 Clements, J 3 Hinrichson, R 18 Stokes, T 32 Dumbrell, R 47 McCracken, G 62 Flrman, A 4 Wall, B 19 Beaurepaire, J 33 MacRae, A 48 Caithness, A 63 Speer, N 5 Moffatt, R 20 Robertson-Smith, 34 Cox, T 49 Alenson, C 64 Head, J 6 Orr, A G 35 Burge, G 50 Kenna, R 65 McDonald, N 7 Moulds, A 21 Logle-Smith, A 36 Sheer, M 51 Wright, P 66 Booth, D 8 Bell, A 22 Nicholls, A 37 Logan, R 52 White, It 67 McLean, R 9 Addison, I 23 Melville, R 38 Molyneux, It 53 Frew, It 68 Bate, M 10 Nickless, J 24 Beaurepaire, D 39 Heggle, A 54 Aitken, J 69 Simpson, D 11 Marks, C 25 Heaton, M 40 Purnell, M 55 Clark, R 70 Perry, A!2 McDonald, J 26 Walker, G 41 Hare S 56 Garrett, G 71 Duffy, S 13 Duffy, T 27 Kefford, B 42 Welai, R 57 Evans, G 72 Teasdale, J 14 Crow, R 28 Midgiey, J 43 Swan, P 58 Ainger, J 73 Tyas, G 15 Alder, D 29 MacFarlane, M 44 Clarke, P 59 Ramsay, J UA9VERSITY BLUES (Bl;wk & Royal Blue) Coach: Alan Salter (Reserves) Bruno Scarcella 1 Williams, S F 14 Hindle, R G 27 Church, B G 40 Downie, J B 53 Ross-Edwards, 2 5chroter, D It 15 Keeley, S R (C) 41 Nicolas, V A D J 3 Scarcella, B C 16 Ellison, G N 28 Hart, P G 42 Plunkett, J F 54 Nelson, It J (CR) 17 Jewson, G It 29 Carmody, J F 43 Standish, T J 55 Stafford, A 4 Vivian, D 18 Pleydell, G P 30 Angus, P W 44 Cunneen, R D 56 Long, G W 5 Ainger, D G 19 Langdon, M E 31 Rendell, R J 45 Holland, C 57 Adams, M P 6 Robertson, A D 20 Small, D M 32 Wilson, D S 46 Farrow, B A 58 Brukner, P D 7 Anderson, G A 21 Hollands, B P 33 Smith, H J 47 Leitch, C 59 Ross-Edwards, 8 Templar, G D 22 Radford, M W 34 Christie, P K 48 Broadbent, D J T P 9 Nicolson, S 23 Westmore, G A 35 Moore, It M 49 Weston, P 60 Taylor R 10 Spelrs, It F 24 Hager, R J 36 Whitehead, It G 50 Withers, M N 62 Carroll, W 11 Tyquin, M A 25 Sleeman, M G 37 Morris, M 51 Dunin, A J 67 Lyle, It L 12 Maxwell, C M 26 Schauble, P D 38 Rabone, I 52 Rosse, C 69 Armstrong, M 13 Girdwood, it W 39 De Belle, G D THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 Page 13

8 LAST WK'S RESULTS A SECTION Old Trinity Gr Ormond OLD TRINITY: McKinnon 3, Star 3, Weir 2, Quarterman 2, White 2, W Peers, Christie Best: Star, S Kennedy, White, Christie, Hansen, R Peers ORMOND: Chisholm 3, Wood 2, Alan Graham 2, Bourne 2, Fisher 2, Ladd, Mortimer Best: Buckley, Jenkins, Corben, Smythe, Bourne, Richardson Reservoir OB Monash Blues RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Crompton 4, Crook 3, T Byrne 3, Bates, Paulka, Trevascus, Galea, Devlin, Dobson Best: Crompton, Butler, Bates, Wilson, Dryden, Slater MONASH BLUES : Olds 3, Campbell 2, Moore, Syme, Mutimer, G Anderson Best: Syme, Cash, Olds, Carlton, Campbell, Hildebrandt University Blacks North Old Boys UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Perrett 4, Forrest 4, Sharpe, Llewellyn Best: MacCallum, Perrett, McLean, S Costello, Pascoe, Moore NORTH OLD BOYS : Murray 6, Anderson 2, Curley, D Maguire Best: Borcich, S Maguire, Wigney, Wilson, Murray, B O'Connor Coburg Old Paradians COBURG: Cleary 5, Royal 4, Callesen 2, Handley, King Best: G Green, King, Beattie, Birch, Leckie, Cleary OLD PARADIANS : Jordan 2, Muller Best :- Carroll, Moran, Tudor, Gregor, Tellefson, Scannell St Bernard's OC Geelong ST BERNARD'S O C : Slater 4, Angel 3, Fitzgerald 2, Thompson 2, Wade, Craine, Burgin, K Phelan, Rackham Best: Burgin, Drennan, Slater, Snowden, Wade, King GEELONG: Tucker 6, Davis 3, Lowcock 3, G Trevaskis 2, Allden, Davies Best: Davis, Ross, Tucker, Paulke, Wilson, Allden Page 14 B SECTION Ivanhoe Kew IVANHOE: Hughes 10, McMahon 3, Wilson 2, Berry 2 Best : Stewart, Hughes, 1'homp son, McMahon, Dean, Rojo Kew: Crowe 2, Mitchell 2, Hayes, Toogood, Lowe, Wiseman Best: Fletcher, Mitchell, Hinchen, Antoniou, N Smith, Too good Old Scotch Coll Old Haileybu ry OLD SCOTCH: Morgan 5, Marx 2, Melville, Cox, Sloan, Tallent Best: Kefford, Henrichsen, Morgan, Tallent, Anderson, Ryan OLD HAILEYBURY: Goalkickers, Best Players not received Collegians Old Carey Gram COLLEGIANS: Ashton 3, Zent 2, Pryor 2, R Leembruggen 2, D Bickford 2, Boucher Best: Pryor, Mason, Rice, Hibbert, Nether sole, Lockwood OLD CAREY : R Cooke 3, Leith 2, Goode, Constable, Curnow, McKinley, Thomas, Raymond Best: Yeo, Davies, Kelaher, Birrell, Thomas, Elliott De La Salle OC Caulfield Gramf DE LA SALLE OC : McGuiness 4, Groves 4, H Halasa 3, Eddy 2, Dunn, Murnane, Beddoe Best: Fitzpatrick, B Bourke, Groves, Wright, Donegan, McHenry CAULFIELD GRAMM: Butcher 3, Buchanan 3, Tootell Best: Morphet, Watson, Atchison, Blerworth University Blues Marcellin OC UNIVERSITY BLUES: Rabone 5, Tyquin 5, Church 2 H Smith 2, D Ross-Edwards 2, Jewson, Maxwell, Lyle, Hart, Williams Best: Maxwell, H Smith, Ainger, Rabone, Tyquin, Williams MARCELLIN O C: Gartner 3, Turzi 3, Frazer 2, Magniafico Best: O'Sullivan, Denning, Butler, Wilson, Milasewicz, Cooney THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 Last ~~ews Results - Continued C SECTIO N Old Ivanhoe Brunswick OLD IVANHOE : Galbraith 4, T McKenzie 3, Gill 3, Allen 2, Claringbold, Gurney, Wright, Gibbs, Purcell Best: Wright, Gurney, Constantinou, Pratt, Purcell, Williams BRUNSWICK : Gordon 3, Gillett, Hughes, Sheehan Best : Hughes, Cullinan, Johnstane, Jones, Clarke, M Egan Power House Old Melburnians POWER HOUSE: Sykes 6, Butcher 3, Newman 3, Potter 3, Upton 2, Colo-, Daniel, Digby, Driscoll, McKenzie, Peters Best : Coloe, McKenzie, Newton, Daniel, Sideras, Upton OLD MELBURNIANS : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday Parkslde St Kilda CBOC PARKSIDE : Quaiffe 3, P Harvey 3, Arnold 2, B Harvey 2, G Dryden, Simpson, K Clarke, Howell Best: Fletcher, Johnston, B Harvey, G Dryden, Lennox, Read ST KILDA CBOC: Calleja 2, McNeil 2, Jennings 2, K White 2, Meehan, Vickers, Haddrick, Mason Best: Kellaway, Mason, K White, Meehan, Field, Vickers MHS Old Boys Alphington MHS OLD BOYS : Schliefert 2, Siiberberg 2, Cherry 2, V Cosmas 2, L Cosmos, C McKenzie, Adams, Malone Best: Short, Wood, Staley, Cooper, Silberberg, Schliei ort ALPHINGTON : Tann 3, Whitfield 2, Shaw, Eaton, Skerry, Jamieson Best: Shearer, Forsyth, Delmenico, Humphries, Shaw, Skerry UHS Old Boys Old Brighton Gr UHS OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday OLD BRIGHTON : Berry 3, Hamilton 2, Curtain, Draper, Thomas Best: Finkemeyer, Levvey, Holmes, Evans, Walsh, Thomas Brunswick will hold their 50th Anniversary Past and Present Players and Officials Dinner on Wednesday, July 23rd at Fitzroy Bowling Club $400 ticket Bookings: T Lasala, or J Palmer, (business) THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 D SECTION Assumption OC Old Cam'well Gr ASSUMPTION OLD COLL : Schneider 3, Barlow 2, Renwick 2, Kelly, Flanagan, Taylor Best: Vipond, Barlow, Shaw, Flanagan, P Ryan, Stuart OLD CAMBERWELL: James 3, Buckeridge 2, Sladen, P Hanson, Steven Best : Buckeridge, Mehan, Hewitt, Steven, James, Watkin Fawkner Old Xaverlans FAWKNER: P Graham 3, Stapleton 3, K Ward 2, Cash 2, Ayres 2, R Whittacker 2, D Mara 2, J Teesdale 2, Deans, Foley Best: A Deans, M Stapleton, K Ward, Nanscawen, Foley, F McMahon OLD XAVERIANS: O'Neill 10, Dwyer 6, Keaney 2, Valmorbida, Naughton Best : O'Neill, Noonan, Zachariah, Smarelli, Brosnan, Dwyer State Sav Bank St Kevin's OB STATE SAV BANK : Eacott 4, Bennett 3, Allen 2, Cameron 2, Julier 2, McGill 2, Collis, Evans, Laidlaw, Morrison, Roberts, Truscott, Webster Best: Bennett, Allen, McGill, Webster, Eacott, A Brennan ST KEVINS'S O B : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday Old Geelong National Bank OLD GEELONG : B Spiden 5, P Yencken 2, Calder 2, Gilbert, Weibye, Smith, J Spiden, Law, Brocksopp Best: Weibye, Smith, Missen, B Spiden, Paton, Brocksopp NATIONAL BANK: M McLean 3, Millsom 2, Winzar 2, Bate, Scott Best: Evans, M McLean, Bate, Cordy, Ferrier, Johnson Hampton Rovers C'wealth Bank HAMPTON ROVERS : Nash 2, Tregear 2, Vickers 2, Rowston 2, Malone 2, Leeming, Huckett, Cook Best: Bennett, Rudd, Wolfe, Huckett, Leeming, Slattery C'WEALTH BANK : Wyatt Sarapul, J White, Curtin, J White, Linehan, Merlino, pui, Paternoster 3, D'Orsa 2, Lovitt Best: Curtin, Sara- 15

9 Next Week's Matches - July 19 A SECTION Reservoir OB v Old Trinity Gramm Monash Blues v University Blacks Ormond v St Bernard's O C North Old Boys v Old Paradians Geelong v Coburg B SECTION Old Haileyburians v Ivanhoe Old Scotch Coll v Collegians Kew v Marcellin O C Old Carey Gramm v Caulfield Gramm (at Elsternwick Park) University Blues v De La Salle OC C SECTION Power House v Brunswick Old Melburnians v St Kilda CBO C Old Ivanhoe Gramm v U H S Old Boys Parkside v MH S Old Boys Old Brighton Gramm v Alphington D SECTION Fawkner v Assumption O C Old Xaverians v State Sav Ban k Old Camberwell Garmm v Hampton Rovers St Kevin's OB v Old Geelon g C'wealth Bank v National Bank E SECTION North Brunswick v Elsternwick A N Z Bank v La Trobe Blacks West Brunswick v St Pat's-Monivae OC St Bede's OC v A M P Society Old Mentonians v A J AX F SECTION Bulleen United v Glenroy Monash Whites v Heatherton Footscray IT v Beverley Hills Thornbury v University Red s La Trobe Reds v Bulleen-Templestowe (Reserves - La Trobe Reds a bye) JUNIOR SECTION 1 Coburg v Ormon d Old Scotch Coil v University Blacks University Blues v Power House Monash University a bye Ivanhoe a bye JUNIOR SECTION 2 Bulleen-Templestowe v West Brunswick North Old Boys v Old Carey Gramm Hampton Rovers v Reservoir OB Caulfield Gramm v St Bernard's OC Geelong v Old Paradian s Thomastown a bye IX~' R, U N ~=~E 8, RESULTS "B" SECTIO N APRIL 19 CGr 1715 OHal 912 DLS 1617 Mar 3 13 OSct 1710 OCar 710 Coll 8 23 Kew 109 UBls Ivan 1712 APRIL 26 Kew OHal Ivan 1718 DLS 169 Mar OCar 9 17 CGr 1215 Coil UniBls 1819 OSct 92 1 M AY 3 Ivan Kew OSot OHal OCar Col DLS 1617 CGr 1012 UBIs Mar M AY 10 Mar 2218 OHai DLS 1713 Kew 6 12 OCar Ivan 12 6 CGr 1517 OSct UBls Col MAY 17 Ivan OHal 166 Kew Mar Col 1119 OSet 89 CGr OCar UBls 1514 DLS P 16 MAY 24 Col 815 OHai 4 11 Mar 1218 Ivan 9 8 DLS 1516 OSct 711 OCar Kew UBls CGr 81 5 MAY 3 1 [van OSct DLS Coil 1222 OCar 159 OHal 9 18 CGr Mar 1316 Kew 1513 UB1s JUNE 7 Mar 1411 OSct 13 9 Ivan 1716 Coll 910 CGr Kew DLS 1415 OCar 8 11 UB OHal SUNDAY, JUNE 15 Vic Tas 1410 Vic S A JUNE 21 Mar Coll Kew 1310 OSct DLS OHal 8 15 CGr 10 15Ivan UBIs 1319 OCar 108 JUNE 28 OHa Kew Ivan DLS 7 17 OCar 1015 Mar 108 Coil 1017 CGr 8 11 UBIs OSct 128 JULY 5 Ivan Kew 8 12 OSct OHal 714 Coil OCar DLS 1617 CGr 7 10 UBIs Mar 914 JULY 12 Ivanhoe v 0 Carey Marcel v 0 Halley O Scotch v Caul Gr DLS OC v Kew Collegians v Und Blues JULY 1 9 O Halley v Ivanhoe O Scotch v Collegians Kew v Marceilin Old Carey v Caul Gr Vol Blues v DLS OC JULY 26 Ivanhoe v Marceiiln Collegians v 0 Hadley DLS OC v 0 Scotch 0 Carey v Kew Caul Gr v Uni Blue s AUGUST 2 O Halley v 0 Carey Marcellin v Caul Gr O Scotch v Ivanhoe Collegians v DLS OC Kew v Uni Blues AUGUST 9 Ivanhoe v Collegians DLS OC v Marcei3in O Carey v 0 Scotch Caul Or v Hew Uni Blues v 0 Halley AUGUST 16 Marcellin v xo Scotch Kew v Collegian s DLS OC v 0 Carey Caul Gr v 0 Halley Uni Blues v Ivanhoe AUGUST 23 Ivanhoe v Caul Gr O Halley v DLS OC O Scotch v Kew Collegians v Marcel O Carey v Vol Blues THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 12, 1975 Last Week's Results - Continued E SECTION Eisternwick West Brunswick ELSTERNWICK: G Rosewarne 5, Rigg 3, Pike 3, Blythman 2, Berns 2, McKenzie 2, Richards, Molyneaux Best: Richards, Perkins, Rigg, G Rosewarne, Pike, Patey WEST BRUNSWICK: White 5, T Schwarze 3, Tartaglia 3, Brockwell 2, Miller, M Schwarze Best: Brockweil, Burton, Ivey, Miller, M Schwarze, White North Brunswick ANZ Bank NORTH BRUNSWICK: Hamilton 7, Kenny 3, Raleigh 2, Jewson 2, R Walsh, Handley, B Duncan Best: Hamilton, Raleigh, R Payne, Jewson, Kenny, Butler ANZ BANK: Dancer 3, Gale 3, Minniti 3, Harnetty, Raftery Best: Baker, Borci, Dancer, S Jones, Pinder LaTrobe Blacks St Bede's OC LA TROBE BLACKS : Hathaway 3, Hardman 2, Rowe 2, P Grant 2, Moloney, Drew Best: Kelly, Cowling, Rowe, Cordner, P Grant, Steer ST BEDE'S OC : Morse 4, Bowden 2, Fogarty 2, Kelly Best: Negri, Fogarty, N Hester, Coutts, Kurth, Roberts AJAX AMP Society AJAX: Gurfinkel 3, Jurberg 3, Schulberg 2, Ritterman 2, Bluzer 2, Burger, Rozen Best: Feldpicer, Segal, Herzfeld, Rozen, Burger, Greenberg A MP SOCIETY: Waller 5, Pichler 3, McLaughan 2, P Taylor, McFarlane-Smith, Pottenger Best: Wilson, Lewis, McCuskie, Waller, P Henderson, Munro St Pat's-Mon OC Old Mentonians ST PAT'S-MONIVAE : Bradfield 3, Coffey 2, Dickenson 2, Liston 2, White 2, Reid 2 Best: Coffey, Mahar, Dowd, Bradfield, Liston, year OLD MENTONIANS : Ingram 7, Norton 2, Witherow 2, Grey Best : Ingram, Bungey, Fisher, B Watts, Everett, Rafter THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - JULY 12, 1975 F SECTIO N Footscray IT Gienroy FOOTSCRAY IT : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday GLENROY: E Attard 4, R Fox 2, Broomfield 2 F Scarffe 2, Ford 2, W Stewart Best: O'Sullivan, A Gribble, E Attard, W Stewart, Marshall, Westgarth Bulleen United Monash Whites BULLEEN UNITED: Lachmund 4, Robertson 2, Cairns 2, Archer, P Nanscawen, Williams, Walters, R Divirgilio, Morley Best : Spooner, Hilton, Mayne, Morley, Flint, R Divirgilio MONASH WHITES : Geritz 3, Burley 3, Thoms 2, Crook, Smith Best: Tellefson, Lee, Peacock, Milford, James, Crook Heatherton Thornbury HEATHERTON : Meeking 6, Stiffe 3, Skinner 3, Thurgood 2, McConnell 2, Bodey, Kampf, Paul Carey Best: Peter Carey, Fletcher, Mirabelli, Paul Carey, Thurgood, Stifle THORNBURY: Scott 4, Lucas 2, Byrne 2, Azzolini, Norris, M Staff Best: Ioannidis, Ashby, Scott, Bennett, A Burton, P Cheers University Reds Buileen-T'stowe UNIVERSITY REDS : Lachal 5, Crabtree 3, Weston 3, D King, G Billing, Campbell Best: Waller, Grigg, P Billing, D King, K King, Crabtree BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : K Smith 2, Gilbert, Puller, G Bird Best: Jackman, Davis, Walton, Uren, Young, Pretto Beverley Hills LaTrobe Reds BEVERLEY HILLS: O'Loughlin 4, Gibson 3, Hirsch 2, Browning, Cameron, C Mc- Crory, A Post Best: Browning, Fatchen, S Glenister, T Holly, Humby, O'Loughlin LA TROBE REDS: Ailoway 4, Butler 2, Rumpff, Pappin, Hanrahan Best: Pappin, Alloway, Sullivan, T Delahunty, Moloney, Palmer

10 Last Wea 4s Results - Cont i JUNIOR SECTION 1 Ivanhoe Ormond IVANHOE: Johnson 7, Hoare 4, O'Rourke 3, Jones 2 Dulevskis, Crowley, Byrne, Kilpatrick, blake, Scown, Chapman Best: Dulevskis, Kilpatrick, Johnson, Crowley, Jones, Chapman ORMOND: Sterling 3, Wilson 3, Bramston 2, Boyanton 2, Arber, Purcell Best: Handley, Purcell, Boyanton, Hill, Oxley, Arber Coburg Old Scotch Coil COBURG: Egan 7, Tilburn 5, McAuliffe, Neudert, Brown, Finlay, Richards Best: McAuliffe, Tilburn, Egan, N Brown, M Brown, Cannon OLD SCOTCH : Molyneaux 4, M Thomson 2, Eggleston 2, Happell, Orr, Wallace-Smith, Tolson, Drummond Best : Happell, M Thomson, Griffith, Eggleston, Human, Burge Mon University Power House MONASH UNIV : Ellis 6, Seal 3, Jennison 2, Marrett 2, Hewitt 2, Cosser, Thomson Best: Hewitt, Ellis, Seal, Hore, Thomson, James POWER HOUSE : Hickey 4, Bred k M Selby-Hele, Castelli Best: Walker, Castelli, Hickey, P Selby-Hele, Kaylor, Frizzell University Blacks a bye University Blues a bye University Blues second rover Rod Lyle makes his 50th appearance for the "Blues" today against Collegians Rod began his amateur football with the "Blues" Juniors in 1973 where he excelled in a back-pocket and quickly became the scourge of the resting rovers with his dash and great courage His ability earned him many games with the seniors in 1974 where he won the Best First year award and finished third in the Club's Fairest and Best Returning to the Juniors for the Finals he played a a major role in their 1974 Premiership His play this season has firmly entrenched him in the senior side and earned him a place in that State squad Rod is typical of the many young players who have lifted the "Blues" to the top of their section this season Page 18 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Buileen-T'stowe Caulfield Gramm BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Lockhart 4, Miles 4, Goble 2, J Tenace 2, A Smith 2 Bond, Turner, Flack Best: Miles, Goble, Lockhart, P Stannard, Flack, D'Agostino, CAULFIELD GRAM: McArthur 4, Ellis 2, Merry 2, Hayes, Dowling, Hood, Stent Best : Walker, Merry, McArthur, Stent, Parker, Chivers North Old Boys Reservoir OB NORTH OLD BOYS : Haratsis 4, McSweeney 2, Condello 2, Jolly, Arthurson Best: Scott, Haratsis, McSweeney, Williamson, E Clark, Sullivan RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Lobley 2, Sellers 2, Koers 2, Christodoulu, Loader, Yoanmdes Best: Sellers, Searle, Koers, Dunlop, Lob ley, Coon Hampton Rovers West Brunswick HAMPTON ROVERS : Thompson 4, Mannix 3, Earle 2, Burns, J Jones, Campbell, Martin, Diamond Best: Chambers, Vasey, Martin, Burns, Morecroft, R Jones WEST BRUNSWICK: Brockweil 4, Nigro, Meldrum, Bartley, Nicolosi, Ceddia Best: Woollard, Brockwell, Ceddia, Cosgriff, Dymond, Lampard Thomastown Old Paradians THOMASTOWN : Robinson 8, Cze rny 7, Paras 2, Turn er, Gleeson Best: Walls, Signoretta, Anderson, Leiper, Tu rner, Kourlis OLD PARADIANS: Bainbridge, Ferrares Best: Barker, Caine, Guidice, Rowlands, Marcon, Livy Old Carey Gram Geelong OLD CAREY: Hearn 8, Anderson 7, Whitehead 4, Jamieson, Curnow, Harriss, Long Best: Long, Hearn, Anderson, Rodgers, Whitehead, Curnow GEELONG : Colenso 2, Leeds, Dodds Best : Murdoch, Colenso, MacDonald, Moncrieff, Condie, Nurzenski St Bernard's OC a bye THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 Last Week's Rn-711ts A RESERVE SECTION Old Trinity Gr Ormond OLD TRINITY: Nelson 3, Stephens 2, Debgos 2, S Williams, Fekete, Stockdale Best : Nelson, King, Fein, Waters, Murphy, Lamb ORMOND: J Hammond 2, Cooper 2, Ray Wood, Burnie, Carter Best: Kuramoto, Collins, Connolly, Burnie, K Russ, J Hammond Reservoir OB Monash Blues RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Clarke 6, D Scott 4, Pettet 3, L Scott 2, S Aston, P O'Brien, T O'Brien Best: Dunn, Clarke, S Wilson, V Aston, S Aston, Joiner MONASH BLUES : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday North Old Boys University Blacks NORTH OLD BOYS : Chard 5, Nicholson 4, O'Neill, White Best: J Murray, O'Neill, Chard, Nicholson, Biagi, JQngebloed UNIV : BLACKS: Holmes 4, Steele 2 Best : Staindl, R Saines, Molloy, Goodard, Bateman, Best Coburg Old Paradians COBURG: Coles 2, Hughes 2, Symons, J Taylor, T Kelly, Gardiner, Tolley, P Turner Best: Henry, Ellis, J Taylor, P Turner, Sabri, K Kelly OLD PARADIANS : Mansfield 2, Ford 2, Boyling 2, Mount, Jordan Best: McCarthy, Ford, McLoughlin, Mansfield, Mount, Boyling St Bernard's OC Geelong ST BERNARD'S O C: Hughes 5, Sheahan 4, Johnson 3, McArdle 3, Smith 2, Fox, Power, Daffey Best: Smith, Sheahan, Johnson, McArdle, Mahoney, Daffey GEELONG: M Betts 3, Barton, Vautier Best: M Betts, Hunter, Dowd, Azzopardi, R Jeremiah, McArthur Congratulations from all at Monash Whites to Paul O'Shea on playing his 50th game with the club last week Paul started with the Whites in 1971 and after being overseas last year has been a welcome re-addition this year in our quest for promotion B RESERVE S~~ ~ : Y Ivanhoe Kew IVANHOE: Hecker 5, Buckley 5, Field 3, Pitson 2, McKernan 2, Bryce, Jones Best : Jones, Buckley, Hecker, McKernan, Field, Bryce KEW: Price 2, Clay, DuVergier Best : O'Dowd, McKillop, Brown, Fanning, Buchanan, Lee Old Scotch Coll Aid Halleybury OLD SCOTCH, OLD HAILEYBURY : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday Collegians Old Carey Gram COLLEGIANS: Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Monday OLD CAREY: Hardesty Best: Ustick, Rowe, Gainer, Morey, Andrews, Snibson Caulfield Gramm De La Salle OC CAULFIELD GRAM: Criswick 4, R Middleton 3, Lupson 3, A Middleton, Jennings, Peters, Hayman Best : R Middleton, Pickering, Criswick, Hayman, Yeomans, Hampton DE LA SALLE : Harley 5, Curtis 2, J McIlroy 2, Rapone, P Mitchell, A Wilson Best: Clarke, A Wilson, Curtis, B Flynn, Harley, Hill Marcellin OC University Blues MARCELLIN O C : Walsh 4, Harman 3, P Price 3, Dwyer 2, Bittner, O'Connor Best: McDonald, Shaw, O'Connor, Walsh, Allen, Hurley UNIV BLUES : Carroll, Girdwood, Armstrong, Langdon, Scarcella, Hubble, Ellison Best: Moore, Brown, Ellison, Westmore, Dania, MacRae MH S SECRETARY REACHES CENTURY Daryl Price Melbourne Hi gh's utility player has played one hundred games for the club In actual fact Daryl reached his centu ry on the 15th June last year It's not that we dislike Da ryl nor did we forget him - how could you - but it seems that a previous secreta ry forgot to include his junior games played way back in 1963 (that gives you an indication of just how old he really is) So congratulations are extended to Da ryl our popular and hardworking Secreta ry, who plays his 121st game today THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 Page 19

11 Last Week's Results tinu ~ C 77ESS"FRVE SECTIO N Old Ivanhoe Brunswick OLD IVANHOE: Mohr 4, Foard 3, Love 2, Pearce 2, James, Davey, McKinnon, Jennings Best: Pinches, Love, Foard, Baker, Mohr, Jennings BRUNSWICK: Alexander 4, Parks, Thompson Best: Alexander, Kinloch, Biggs, Thompson, Munro, Staples Power House Old Melburnians POWER HOUSE: Siwek 5, Taylor 4, Serradura 2, Yuill 2, Hailes, Hammet, Mason Best: Yuill, Mason, Sibraa, P Alexander, Taylor, Hammet OLD MELBURNIANS: Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday St Kilda CBOC Parkside ST KILDA CBOC : Howe 3, J White 2, B White, Esmonde, Goss, Ryan Best: Kay, Esmonde, Salter, Lynch, Mathieson, Spence PARKSIDE : Cocks, K Gleeson, J Burne, Ridd, Wilson, Crapper Best: J Byrne, K Gleeson, Wilson, Bettucci, Ridd, Crapper MHS Old Boys Alphington MHS OLD BOYS: Morgan 7, Mole 6, D Scott 4, Dingle 3, J Woods 2, Evans, Turner, Jones Best: Nish, Morgan, J Woods, Harrison, Haylock, Jones ALPHINGTON: Hayes 2, Blakeborough 2, N Jones, Williamson Best: Belcher, Hayes, Ward, G Smith, Graham, Overall Old Brighton Gr UHS Old Boys OLD BRIGHTON : Larkin 4, Rosengarte n 2, Debbie, Flack Best: Dobbie, Rosengarten, Millis, Wood, Devine, Larkin UHS OLD BOYS: Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Monday CENTURY TO MONASH MAN Monash Whites congratulate Nell Hewson on playing his 100th game with the club today "Ankles" who started with 'Old Scotch" transferred to Monash in 1970 and was one of the foundation members with the Whites in 1971 I-Ie played an instrumental part in the 1972 Reserves Premiership At centre half-back although he has suffered from injuries over the last couple of seasons his high marking, long kicking and determined play has made him a valuable player Well done Neil on a great effort Page 20 D RESERVE SECT'' " Assumption OC Old Cam'well Gr ASSUMPTION OLD COLL : T Fitz 3, Jackson 2, Reeves 2, Howe 2, P Nugent; Arnott, Clements, Pavone, Bergin, Mannix Best : Arnott, Fitz, Phyland, Howe, Pavone, Murray OLD CAMBERWELL : Price 2, Donkin 2, Orwin, Rimington, Buchanan, Horseman, Allan Best: Mehan, Sugden, McPhail, Rimington, Ellis, McCormack Fawkner Old Xaverians FAWKNER : Kelly 4, M Ward 3, Ciavola 2, Gradski 2, McNee, S Thomas, Duggan Best: M Ward, McNee, Ciavola, Henderson, Higgins, Pouyoukidis OLD XAVERIANS : Fraser, Spillane, Ross, Hennessy Best: O'Donnell, Romanin, Williams, A Callinan, Zachariah, Petroff St Kevin's OB State Sav Bank ST KEVIN'S OB: Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday STATE SAV BANK: Tobin 2, Jensen, Dumbrell, Box, P Brennan Best: Cowell, P Brennan, Jensen, W Wabbis, Scott, O'Neill Old Geelong National Bank OLD GEELONG: Heinz 3, P Godfrey 2, Mitchell 2, R Godfrey, Lewis, Baillieu, Wells, Clarke Best: P Godfrey, Young, Officer, Ryan, Armstrong, Sheahan NATIONAL BANK : Bentley, Borserio, Grantham, Kendall, Nitzkevitch Reeves Best: Borserio, Knight, Langley, Moore, Reeves, Smillie Hampton Rovers C'wealth Bank HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 6, Housden 4, Earle 3, Wood 2, Brannan 2, Kelly 2 Fleer Best: Clottu, Earle, Fleer, Housden, Wood, Combe C WEALTH BANK: S White Best: Davis, Pretty, S White, McKenzie, McKinney, Rutherford THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 Last Week's Results - -Continued E RESERVE SECTION IF RESERVE: SECTION Eisternwick West Brunswick ELSTERNWICK: Stevens 6, Anderson 2, M O'Connell 2, Mavros, Watson Best : Street, Hoe, Stevens, Watson, Perkins, Convery WEST BRUNSWICK : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday ANZ Bank North Brunswick ANZ BANK : Fehring 2, McDonald 2, Roach 2, Thomas 2, Carrazza, Creswell, Marsden, Peter Orchard, Pearson Best: Bemrose, McDonald, Pearson, Roach, Salter, Walsh NORTH BRUNSWICK : N Walsh 2, Ford 2, Carter, Cirrillo, Tsipouriaris Best: N Walsh, Carell, Frizza, Johnson, Giles, Minihan St Bede's OC LaTrabe Blacks ST BEDE'S O C : Smyth 4, Lagerberg 2 Moriarty 2, Handley, A Hester, M Ryan, Loney Best: Handley, A Hester, F Kean, Moriarty, Hulett, Smyth LA TROBE BLACKS : Davie, Goode, Ryan, J Groenewegen Best : Dunstan, Goode, Gannon, Wilson, T Groenewegen, Bird AMP Society AJAX AM P SOCIETY: Ruddell 4, D Brooks 3, G Brooks 3, Jenkins 2, Crompton, Batten Best: Crompton, Moor, Reed, Wiley, O'Sullivan, G Brooks AJAX: Wiener 4, Hoffman 2, Friede, Rozenbes, Kagan Best: Wiener, Kagan, Perelberg, Isaacs, Freeman, Markoff Old Mentonians St Pat's-Mon OC OLD MENTONIANS: Lane 4, Ericksen 2, Nicholson, I Harrison Best: I Harrison, Francis, Nicholson, Ronke, Brodrick, Clement-Smith ST PAT'S-MONIVAE : Walsh 2, Shannon, Barfoot Best: Lardner, Balkin, O'Connor, Jansen, Mugavin, Barfoot Glenroy Footscray IT GLENROY: M Wakeling 3, Ray Perry 2, Sandy, Williams, A Attard, James Best: Maughan, Madigan, M Wakeling, Ray Perry, Sanoy, Leifting FOOTSCRAY I T: Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday Monash Whites Bulleen United MONASH WHITES : Deckker 4, Cook 3, Brice 2, Dobe Best: Kelly, Rodgers, Chisholm, Brice, Hewson, Dobe BULLEEN UNITED: A Divirgilio 3, Wilson 2, Turner, N Porter Best: Wilson, Flavel, A Divirgilio, Edmonds, N Porter, D Divirgillo Heatherton Thornbu ry HEATHERTON : Buck 5, G Ryan 2, Yates, Sampson, A Killen, Jones Best: Buck, Osboldstone, A Killen, Seamer, Taylor, G Ryan THORNBURY : Marks 3, Hanlon, Burnie, I Burton Best: G Burrows, R Bradbury, S Staff, Marks, Viola, Eyre LaTrobe Reds Beverley Hills LA TROBE REDS : Wilson 5, Chandler 4, Judd 2, Solomon 2, Gilsenan, Ryan Best : Wilson, Chandler, P Grant, Brian, Gilsenan, Solomon BEVERLEY HILLS: Thompson 2, Lowe, Ormston, McCrory Best: Cox, Odgers, Lowe, Hartley, Thompson, Beard University Reds a bye 150 UP TO R O B MA N Reservoir Old Boys congratulate Peter `Barney" O'Brien on playing his 150th game last Saturday Barney has been with the club since 1965 and has played in all sections of Amateur Football, F to A, as the club has progressed Until recently he has been on the committee and for a number of years capably carried out the job of club secretary Barney made a late start to the 1975 season due to injury and is at present trying to regain the form that made him a reliable rover and forward player On behalf of the committee and players at R O B congratulations Barney for this achievement THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 Page 21

12 LEADING GOALKICKERS Goals kicked last week shown in brackets A SECTION Thompson, St Bern (2) Jordan, Old Parad (2) Alan Graham, Ormond (2) T Byrne, Res OB (3) Moore, Mon Blues (1) Fisher, Ormond Perrett, Un Blacks (4) Murray, North OB (6) Lowcock, Geelong (3) Golding, Mon Blues (-) B SECTION Hughes, Ivanhoe (10) Butcher, Caul Gram (3) M Cooke, Old Carey (-) McDonald, O Scotch (-) Tyquin, Un Blues (5) R Wilson, Ivanhoe (2) Bowring, Old Halley Cullinan, Marcellin (-) Morgan, Old Scotch (5) Williams, Un Blues (1) E SECTION Schulberg, AJAX (2) 44 Dancer, ANZ Bank (3) 35 Gurfinkel, AJAX (3) 35 Ruddell, AMP Soc (-) 29 Norton, O Ment (2) 27 Roulston, AMP Soc (-) 26 Bialek, AJAX (-) 23 Harnetty, ANZ Bank (1) 23 Berns, Elsternwick (2) 23 G Rosewarne, Elst'k (5) 23 F SECTION Meeking, Heatherton (6) 69 Burley, Mon Wh (3) 48 Lucas, Thornbury (2) 31 M Staff, Thornbury (1) 30 Lachmund, Bull Un (4) 30 Bosley, Heatherton (1) 27 O'Loughlin, Bev Hills (4) 26 Wilson, Bull Un (-) 25 loannidis, Thornbury (-) 24 A Post, Bev Hills (1) 23 Earle, Hamp Rov (2) 27 Bennett, Hamp Rov (-) 25 Dalmau, St Bern 2 1 A RESERVE SECTION Stockdale, O Trinity (1) 40 Johnson, St Bern (3) 23 Price, Old Parad (-) 21 Pearson, St Bern (-) 21 Chard, North OB (5) 2 1 B RESERVE SECTION Harley, DeLaSalle (5) 29 Carroll, Un Blues (1) 26 Wiseman, Kew (-) 22 G Dean, Ivanhoe (-) 2 1 C RESERVE SECTION R Poyntz, Parkside (-) 37 J White, StK CBC (2) 37 Serradura, Pwr Hse (2) 25 Larkin, O Brighton (4) C SECTION Galbraith, O Ivan (4) Sykes, Power House (6) Calleja, StK CBC (2) ~dams,, MHSsOB (1j Jennings, St K CBC (2) Cameron, StK CBC (-) Schiiefert, MHS OB (2) D SECTIO N Combe, Hemp Rov (-) Ayres, Fawkner (2 Rowston, Ham Rov (2~ Allan, Hamp Rov (-) Keaney, Old Xav (2) Dwyer, Old Xav (6) K Ward, Fawkner (2) Unkles, Old Xav (-) JUNIOR SECTION 1 Egan, Coburg (7) 57 Jones, Ivanhoe (2) 40 Sterling, Ormond (3) 32 Wilson, Ormond (3) 31 Tilburn, Coburg (5) 24 Maxwell, Un Blues 23 Johnson, Ivanhoe (7) 23 Meadows, O Scotch (-) 20 Finley, Coburg (1) 20 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Thompson, Ham Rov (4) 46 Czerny, Thomastown (7) 38 Godfrey, North OB (-) 35 Hearn, Old Carey (8) 34 Robinson, Thom' tn (8) 32 Condello, North OB (2) 27 D RESERVE SECTION Quinn, Old Xav (-) 18 Fraser, Old Xav (1) 17 T Teasdale, Fawkner (-) 16 Lucas, Nat Bank (-) 1 4 E RESERVE SECTION Wiener, AJAX (4) 28 Ericksen, Old Ment (2) 25 Stevens, Elst'wk (6) 22 Thomas, ANZ Bank (2) 1 8 F RESERVE SECTION Marks, Thornbury (3) 19 Deckker, Mon Wh (4) 19 Yates, Heather-ton (1) 19 Buxton, Heatherton (-) 1 5 whose time is action whose seconds count Page 22 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 12, 1975 AtFSTRn' 64'S ONLY NATIONAL JEWELLER 339 Bourke St, Melbourne

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