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WHOLESALE-SUPPLY and ENGRAVING Comprehensive range of trophies Presentation and Gifts *SILVER, PEWTER, and STAINLESS WARE CERTINA WATCHES 0 CLOCKS * PARKER PEN S JOHN F HICKMAN 94 Elizabeth St, Melb (Opp Hotel London) 63-803 3 If your playing days are over, or if you find it har d to get a game regularly, would you like to join the happy band of the "Men in White " Consider becoming a Field or Goal Umpire Contact Mr Lynton McLeod, Secretary to th e Umpire Committee, 9 Mason Court, Highett, 3190 ~Phone : 95 732,1) if you are interested Page 2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -AUGUST 9, 1975 COBURG BEAT BLACKS NARROWLY RESERVOIR JUST MISS AGAIN Trinity finish on over Monas h By GEORGE McTAGGAR T Last week's opening paragraph - "The four is still wide open - and seven teams, possibly eight, are still in the running for the finals at the end of the month" - still holds good, except that we ought to just say eight teams are in the fight for the four, but the last two of these, Old Trinity and Monash Blues, have only a slender chance of making it Poor kicking by University Blacks undoubtedly cost them the game against Coburg, who won by six points, and Reservoir Old Boys again left their ru n too late, going down to North Old Boys by two paints 5eventeen teams the "fours" were beaten but only two - LaTrobe Blacks and Reservoir Old Boys Juniors lost their places in the top bracket The Blacks started well against Coburg and were 14 points ahead at the first change, but managed only seven behinds in the second term to lead by 4 points at the interval Coburg added 5-2 to 3-3 in the third quarter and were 7 points to the good It was a tense struggle in the final quarter but Blacks were unable to make up their leeway It was a hard-fought game throughout, with both sides applying plenty of pressure North Old Boys' superior teamwork and backing-up were big factors in their win over Reservoir Old Boys : North led all day and looked to be heading for an easy win but Reservoir fought back strongly in the last quarter and nearly pulled the game out of the fire, going down by only 2 points North broke away in the third quarter after an even first half to lead by 27 points but Reservoir added 6-3 to 2-2 in the last term Monash Blues looked to be in a fairly safe position when they led Old Trinity by 19 points at half-time They put in a good second term, kicking 6-1 to 4-3, after 2 quick goals just before quarter-time gave them a 9-point advantage at the first change Then Trinity took a hand, adding 5-8 to 1-1 in the third quarter to go to a 2-goal lead Trinity went further ahead in the final term and at one stage led by more than 4 goals but Monash got within 2 goals at the finish Geelong surprised a lethargic Ormond in the first half and led by 7 points at the interval, but it was a different story after that Ormond kicked 8-3 to 1-5 in the third quarter and went on to an easy win St Bernard's wiped Old Paradians' chances off in the first term when they slammed on 9-6 to a point and cruised home to win by a very big margin There were a couple of surprises in B Section, too Old Scotch made themselves a step safer from relegation when they beat Ivanhoe (third) by 16 points, and Old Haileybury ended Old Carey's hopes for the finals, pipping Carey by 4 points Caulfield Grammar scraped home from Marcellin by 2 points, De La Salle beat Collegians by 13 points and University _ Blues' shocking kick- THE A M ATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 9, 1975 Page 3

ing (12-30) reduced their winning margin over Kew to 16 points The only section in which all teams in the four won was C Section, but there were some close ones Melbourne High beat traditional rivals, Uni High by only 9 points and leaders, St Kilda CBC hat only 11 points to spare from Alphington Parkside finished 29 points ahead of Power House, Old Ivanhoe won comfortably from Old Brighton and Old Melburnians overwhelmed Brunswick Hampton Rovers beat Old Geelong by 26 points and State Savings Bank didn't improve their final four prospects when they went down to National Bank by 2 points, poor kicking for goal being the main factor in their defeat Commonwealth Bank got home by 2 points from Old Camberwell, and Fawkner and Old Xaverians had easy wins over St Kevin's and Assumption respectively E Section was the one for upsets, as three of the top four teams were beaten, the exception being AJAX, who beat LaTrobe Blacks (fourth) by 2 goals and knocked them out of the four Elsternwick (second) were well beaten by ANZ Bank, the margin being 29 points, and St Pat's-Monivae (third) went down to AMP Society by the same margin, while West Brunswick beat Old Mentonians by 13 points in a bid to stay in the section North Brunswick, with an easy win over St Bede's, climbed into the four All of the home teams won in F Section, where Heatherton kicked a huge score of 41-25 (271 points) against Bulleen-Templestowe Bulleen United beat Thornbury by 15 points, Beverley Hills and Monash Whites had easy wins over University Reds and Glenroy, and Footscray Tech beat LaTrobe Reds by 5 goals The main Junior Section game resulted in Ivanhoe beating University Blues by 8 points (14-9 to 12-13) while the Blacks Overwhelmed Power House and Ormond easily accounted for Old Scotch: In Section 2, poor kicking cost Hampton Rovers the game against Bulleen-Templestowe, who won by 11 points (12-14 to 9-21) Old Carey beat Reservoir by more than 7 goals to knock them out of the four, St Bernard's, with a big win over Old Paradians, taking their place North Old Boys trounced Thomastown to shatter their final four hopes and West Brunswick beat Caulfield Grammar by 3 points Three Reserve leaders were beaten, Coburg going down to the Blacks by 3 goals, De La Salle failing badly against Collegians and ANZ Bank being well beaten by Elsternwick Other "four" teams to suffer defeat were Power House (13 points), Hampton Rovers (a goal) and Glenroy (28 points), all being beaten by the leaders in their respective sections ELIGIBILITY OF PLAYERS FOR RESERVE AND JUNIOR SECTION FINALS The attention of clubs is drawn to the Provided that no player shall be eligible restrictions which apply concerning players for inclusion in a reserve team tak eligible to take ng part i part in Final matches in the in a final match in any season unless such Reserve and Junior Sections player has been a member of such reserv The Rule relating to eligibility of players team in at least TWO home-and-home e in R A eserve Section Finals reads :- matches during the said season senior lt am ofoa nha s y club nin a nin e member more A player who has been a member of a matches during the home-and-home matches senior or reserve team in more than five in any season shall not be eligible for in- matches during any season shall be ineligible clusion in the reserve team of a club taking for inclusion in a junior team taking part part in a final match in the same season in a semi-final, final or grand-final match in unless both the senior and reserve teams the SA ME SEASON UNLESS he has been are same participating in a final match on the a member of the junior team for more than day five matches in the same season Page 4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -AUGUST 9, 1975 TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRES On ground of first named Club at 2 pm Reserves at 11 45 a m Likely winners of Senior and Junior matches in Bold Type Umpire for Reserves shown in brackets University A SECTION Reds v Footscray I T - Thom- Old Trinity Gramm v University Blacks as (Muller) - Goodman Goal: K Jemier, McKenzie La Trobe Reds v Bulleen United - Puddy (Blair-Holt) (Jones) Coburg v St Bernard's O C - Rowell JUNIOR SECTION 1 Goal: A Smith, Stratton (Tracey) Ormond v University Blacks - Johnston North Old Boys v Monash Blues - Simpson Monash University v Ivanhoe - Wakefield Goal: McCusker, Dressing (Pritchett) University Blues v Coburg - Mason Old Paradians v Ormond (at Elsternwick Power House a bye Park) - Jorgensen Goal: Alhm, Stewart Old Scotch Coll a bye (Sutherland) JUNIOR SECTION 2 Geelong v Reservoir O B - Rowe Goal : Reservoir' O B v Caulfield Gramm - from Geelong League (Benson) Power B SECTION Hampton Rovers v Old Carey Gram Ivanhoe v Collegians - B Nicholls Goal : Cogdon Dunstan, Bridges (Somerville) Old Paradians v Bulleen-Templestow e De La Salle O C v Marcellin O C - Hindle Jennings Goal: Hillier, L Williams (Pascoe) Geelong v North Old Boys - Marsden Old Carey Gramm v Old Scotch Coll - Thomastown v St Bernard's O C - Cunneen McTaggart Goal : Wilson, Paizis (Dunkley) Caulfield Gramm v Kew - Wills Goal : West Brunswick a bye Allen, Peters (Cavanagh) EMERGENCY UMPIRES : University Blues v Old Haileyburians - Field: Hill, J Field, Duckworth, Mead, King Goal: Murray, E Jenner (Budge) Guyatt, J Smith Goal: Cust C SECTIO N Brunswick v St Kilda CBOC - Gow (Ryan) Alphington v U H S Old Boys - Bishop NUMBERS TO NOT E (Wood) Parkside v Old Melburnians - Grubb Clubs in A Section should note these numbers (Grace) MH S Old Bovs v Old Ivanhoe Gramm For teams on Thursday night (as early as - Dodds (White) possible after 7 30 p m please-and certainly Old Brighton Gramm v Power House - before 9 p m ) Kelly (Morgan) The Age 60-0421-Mike Sheaha n This applies to clubs in main game only - D SECTIO N as advised Assumption O C v State Say Bank - Quarter-by-Quarter scores this week - McInnes (Kitch) 91-6491 National Bank v Hampton Rovers - Lowe Watch for this number week by week (Booth) St Kevin's O B v Old Xaverians (at St EMERGENCY UMPIRES Kevin's College) - C Nichol (Gannon) 91-64 91 Old Geelong v Old Camberwell - Marks (Myors) C'wealth Bank v Fawkner - Jenkin (Saunder) DOUBLE CENTURY FOR IVANHOE E SECTIO N FOLLOWER Elsternwick v La Trobe Blacks - P Feil (Reilly) Ivanhoe follower Peter Quinlivan played AJAX v St Pat's-Monivae O C - Kollmorgan (McMahon) against Old Scotch After two and a half his 200th game with the club last Saturday St: Bede's O C v A N Z Bank - Halbish seasons with the U/19's, "Quinc" graduated (Collister) to the senior eighteen and became one of AMP Society v West Brunswick -Andrews the most consistent players the club has (Holst) had Although "Quinc" has played mainly Old Mentonians v North Brunswick - Amor as a ruckman, ruck rover or in defence, (Fogarty) - he has always performed well when placed F SECTIO N up forward His strong marking has won Glenroy v Heatherton - Burridge (Mitchell) many a game for the 'Hoes Peter was Bulleen-Templestowe v Beverley Hills - also captain of the club for season 1973 Rossetto (Beverley Hills Reserves a bye) Congratulations "Quinc" from all at Ivanhoe At only 26, here's to another hundred Thornbury v Monash Whites - Maebus (Botsford) or two THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 9, 1975 P,age 5

L OOKING BAC K By Noel Rundle 5 Years Ago South Australia won the Perth carnival when they beat the other three competing states, West Australia, Victoria and Tasmania, in turn Victoria, trailing SA by 44 points at $ time, kicked 7 2 in the last quarter to 1 by SA to go down by 7, points 2 Best for Victoria were Barry Morphet, Terry Brown, Ian Turnbull, Tony Hunt, Peter McIne rney, and Jeff Russ Only 4 Victorians were named in the Australian team picked after the carnival, Me- Inern ey (half back fl an k), Brown (wing), Turnbull (centre half-forward) and Morgan (emergency) Eleven South Australian, four West Australians and 2 Tasmanian players made up the 20 with Bob Newton (Tas) as captain Terry Brown (Old Geelong) won the medal for best and fairest Biggest upset for the round was the defeat of leaders in 'E' section, Reservoir Old Boys who went down to AJAX by 17 points Rubenstein, Smorgon, and Herzfell were best for AJAX 200 games to Coll egians' youthful veteran, B ru ce Ferguson and George Mehl (of AJAX) who had played 197 consecutive games 10 Years Ago Coburg's determined 7-point victory over Collegians and Melbourne High's 3-point defeat by Univ Blues put Coburg into the four for the first time for the season and MHS dropped to 6th Scanlon, Corrigan and McLean were Coburg's stars in a very low-scoring game 3-8 (26) to 2-7 (19) Peter Scanlon kicked all 3 goals and earned 30 kicks for the game North Melbourne CB C (D Section) were four games clear of Old Geelong AJAX welcomed Henry Jolson and Philip Sheezel who made fine debuts with the club John Johnson was starring on the wing for West Brunswick Commonwealth Bank paid tribute in their club history to Harry Heathershaw, VAFA vice president, who was their first coach when Bank joined the VAFA in 1947 Roy Stabb was in his 9th year as coach A century of games to Harry Sollander Peter McKinnon R(Old Brighton), GG~elAon~get (Caulfield Gramm ) and Bar ry Saunders (Univ Blues) while it was 150 up for Gerald Fuge (Alphington) and Bernie Blair (M H S O B ) 25 Years Ago The AN F C Carnival was played in Brisbane in shocking conditions on a ground badly affected by rain The Australian Amateur team (first of its kind) came through with distinction, winning the premiership in Division 2 by beating New South Wales, Q'land, and A C T (Canberra) Sam Birtles (Hampton Rovers) won the R T Rush trophy as best and fairest player in Division 2, while trophies for best players in each match were won by Jack Quinn (S A), Peter Cox (Old Melburnians) and Alan Reid (Geelong) Ormond were 3 games clear on top and were certain of the double chance Kew (C Section) and Ormond Juniors were the only teams still undefeated EARLY START TO UNI GAMES Matches at University Oval on August 16 and 23 will commence at 2 p m On these dates the Reserves games will also be played at University Oval commencing at 11 45 am -C fie ball officially a p pruveq for use all V FL: matches sincc 1897 SH 111RT 0N The name our game grew up'with! Page 6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - AUGUST Q 1975 l~~pire's By Kevin McKay CORNER "DO YOU KNOW? " That umpires were first introduced into Australian Rules football in 1872 - prior to that the rival captains had decided any points and had awarded free kicks That uniforms were rifst introduced in 1873 - hitherto caps had been the only distinguishing mark That 1912 saw the league introduce the numbering of players The same year the Association introduced boundary umpires The League in 1912 introduced stewards with the power to report The first recorded football match was played on August 7th, 1858 between Scotch College and Melbourne Grammar School 1946 saw the-laws of the game amended to allow the replacement of two players The first night match in Victoria was played under electric light at Olympic Park in 1935 - attendance was 20,000 The Melbourne University Football Clu b was admitted to the League in 1908 and played in that competition until it disbanded in 1915 on account of the first world war ON THE SOCIAL SIDE Last Sunday we held our annual golf day at Torquay Golf Club and afterwards a bar-b-q at the home of David Dressing Dark horses Don Dodds and Andrew Burridge scooped the prizes for first and second place respectively Goal umpire Bill Ahlm came in 3rd - one stroke behind Andy Perhaps they do not know much about playing golf - but, I can assure you these fellows known all about taming Afghan dogs? Those who attended the bar-b-q know all about this, those who missed out really did miss out on this Greg Kitch, who took 15 for the first hole, thought he had won it The weather turned out quite fine and our thanks go to David for again arranging our golf and for the bar-b-q during the afternoon Rod Myors travelled down from Cranbourne and his score of 176 just about equals the number of miles he travelled, this score is a record for our golf day Monday, August 25th is the night of our annual dinner, which will again be held at the Park Royal Motor Inn, Royal Parade, Parkville A top Melbourne Group has been obtained for this night PENNANTS, CAPTAINS Clubs, In the running for this year's premiership are requested to notify the Secreta ry of the VA F A, of the colour requirements of the premiership pennant should they be successful in ' winning the premiership, for example - blue background, red border, white lettering This information is required immediately The name, address and phone number of the club captain is also required on a separate sheet of club letterhead PREMIERSHIP CUPS Club holding premiership cups, that is, the 1974 premiers in all sections, are requested to return the cups to Mr J Hickman, 4th Floor, Beehive Building, 94 Elizabeth St, Melbourne, immediately Cups must be cleaned before being returned AGE, HEIGHT, WEIGHT Clubs likely to be taking part in the semifinals and finals are requested to furnish the age, height and weight of players from whom the teams for these matches will be chosen, as soon as possible The information is required not later than MONDAY, AUGUST 18th Clubs with Senior and Reserve teams both in the finals are requested to furnish separate lists, showing in the Reserve team list ONLY those eligible to play with the Reserves, and omitting from the Senior list those players who have no chance of being selected in the senior team There may be a few players on both lists Lists must be in NUMERCIAL (NOT ALPHABETICAL) ORDER, and must be in the correct sequence - Number, Name, Initial, Age, Height, Weight e g 1 SMITH, C 20 5 11 12 3 3 PARKER, L 25 64 149 4 ROBINSON, R 18 5101 11 1 and so on Forward the information to The Amateur Footballer, Box 1564 P, G PO, Melbourne, 3001 Height is required in feet and inches and weight in stones and pounds (NOT METRIC ME ASURE) Lists should be submitted on forms handed to Delegates at the meeting on August 4th or forwarded to Club Secretary GROUND CHANGE TODAY ' Today's D Section match between ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS and OLD XAVERIANS will be played at ST KEVIN'S OVAL, HEYINGTON, instead of at Albert Park THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - AUGUST 9, 1975 Page 7

COMING TO THE BLACKS' DEFENCE- ROD McLEAN University Blacks' defender, Rod McLean, has proved to be a most reliable back-man In his 100 or so games for the club, but he has also shown to advantage in many other positions - in fact he could be classed as a real utility player Rod, who hails from Cheltenham High School, joined the Blacks in 1970, after having played with Melbou rne (VFL) Third Eighteen He was quick to catch the eye of the Victorian selectors, for he represented his State in the match against Tasmania at Elsternwick Park the following year Since then he was overlooked for Interstate honours until this year when he played against South Australia, also at Elsternwick Park Rod has played most of his football in defence - back pocket or half-back flank, but he has also played on the half-forward line, as a rover and ruck-rover He was Vice-Captain of the Blacks in 1973 and last season he had a taste of League football, playing nine games with Melbourne Reserves He missed six VAFA matches, but still played well enough in the remaining 15 to win the Best and Fairest award Rod, who has just turned 25, is 6 feet tall, but at 11 stone 7, is rather light for his height He played his one hundredth game for the Blacks earlier this season, and his form should ensure that he chalks up many more Page 8 And there doesn't appear to be any reason why he should not get the chance to play in the Victorian side at the Adelaide Carnival in 1976 "Herald" Phone Numbers You may dial DIRECT to the Amateur Football rperesentative at the "Herald" Office The numbers are:- 652-1479 or 652-1893 If you have any difficulty, you may ring 63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or 1893 RESERVE SECTION RESULTS to be phoned t o 652-1892 BEFORE 3 p m or DIAL, 63-0211 EXTENSION 1892 PRESS CORRESPONDENT - 53-1290 RESULTS OF MATCHE S Results of amateur matches are broadcast in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations 3L0 (commencing at 6 20 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 ` THE BLACK LIST Missed Publication deadline (Seniors and Juniors 5 p m, Reserves 3 p m) - Fine THREE DOLLARS UNIVERSITY BLACKS ORMON D POWER HOUSE UHS OLD BOYS LA`TROBE BLACKS NORTH OLD BOYS JUNIORS ST BERNARD'S O C JUNIORS OLD HAILEYBURIANS RESERVES Failed to phone Final scores to Heral d Office before 530 p m - Fine SIX DOL- LARS MARCELLIN O C OLD CAREY GRAMM JUNIORS Failed to phone Final scores or Details to Press Correspondent before 7 p m Fine SIX DOLLARS OLD CAREY GRAMM JUNIORS Phoned incorrect scores - Fine THREE DOLLARS POWER HOUSE FOOTSCRAY I T NORTH OLD BOYS JUNIORS POWER HOUSE RESERVES WEST BRUNSWICK RESERVE S THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 9, 1975 THE FIGHT FOR THE FOU R The remaining games of teams with a chance of taking part in the finals are listed below Home games are shown thus, H, after the opposing team and the letter '(E) indicates the match is at Eisternwick Park The draw for Reserve Section teams is the same as the Seniors except for BYES as indicated in F Reserve Section A SECTION ST BERNARD'S OC (48, 139 7) Coburg Monash Blues H Univ Blacks UNIV BLACKS (40, 122 2 ) Old Trinity Ormond (E) St Bern ard's H RESERVOIR O B (36, 119 8) Geelon g Old Paradians Coburg (E) NORTH OLD BOYS (36, 107 1) Monash Blues H Cobur g Geelong H COBURG (32, 108 1 ) St Bernard's H North OB H Rese rv oir O B (E) ORMOND (32, 107 8) Old Paradians (E) Univ Blacks (E) Monash Blues OLD TRINITY GR (28, 191 8) Univ Blacks H Geelong Old Paradians H MONASH BLUES (28, 89 7 ) North O B St Bernard's Ormond H B SECTION UNIVERSITY BLUES (52, 121 3) Old Halleybu ry H Ivanhoe H Old Carey DE LA SALLE O C (44, 153 8) Marcellin H Old Carey H Old Halleybury IVANHOE (40, 1146) Collegians H Univ Blues Caulfield Gr CAULFIELD GRAMM (34, 107 8) Kew H Old Haileybu ry Ivanhoe COLLEGIANS (3a, 97 4) Ivanhoe Kew Marcellin H IYtARCELLIN O C (28, 964) De La Salle Old Scotch H Collegians C SECTION ST KILDA CBOC (52, 154 9) Brunswick Old Ivanhoe UHS Old Boys H OLD IVANHOE GR (44, 13'l 9) MHS Old Boys St Kilda CBOC H Old Melburnians MHS OLD BOYS (44, 109 1 ) Old Ivanhoe H Power House H Brunswick PARKSIDE (36, 99 0) Old Melburnians H Alphington Old Brighton H UHS OLD BOYS (28, 105 6) Alphington Old Melburnians H St Kilda ALPHINGTON (28, 95 7) UHS Old Boys H Parkside H Power House D SECTION HAMPTON ROVERS (48, 160 1 ) National Bank Old Xaverians H State Sav Bank FAWKNER (48, 155 6) C'wealth Bank Old Geelong National Bank H OLD XAVERIANS (44, 1348) St Kevin's (at St Kevin's Oval) Hampton Rovers Old Cam'well H OLD GEELONG (40, 133 8) Old Cam'well H Fawkner H Assumption STATE SAV BAN K (36, 127 4) Assumption Old Cam'well Hampton Rovers H E SECTION AJAX (48, 140 1 ) St Pat's-Monivae H St Bede's H North Bruns ELSTERNWICK (42, 1091) LaTrobe Blacks H Old Mentonians AMP Society H THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - AUGUST 9, 1975 ST PAT'S-MONIVAE (40, 11 2 5) ~Z Bank H LaTrobe Blacks NORTH BRUNSWICK (3'L, 1039 ) Old Mentonians AMP Society AJAX H AMP SOCIETY (32, 101 3) West Bruns H North Bruns H Elsternwick LA TROBE BLACKS (30, 91 9) Elsternwick West Bruns St Pat's-Monivae H ANZ BAN K (28, 105 2) St Bede's St Pat's-Monivae West Bruns H F SECTION HEATHERTON (56, 198 8) Glenroy Footscray I T Beverley Hills H MONASH WHITES (52, 1776) Thornbury Beverley Hills H Footscray I T H THORNBURY (44, 131 2) Monash Whites H Bulleen-Temp * La Trobe Reds H BULLEEN UNITED (40, 150 5) LaTrobe Reds Univ Reds Bulleen-Temp H* BEVERLEY HILLS (36, 124 'l) Bulleen-Temp' Monash Whites H Heatherton A * Reserves a bye JUNIOR SECTION I COBURG (48, 171 7) Univ Blues Monash Univ Power House H UNIVERSITY BLUES (40, 1540) Coburg H Ormond H BYE ORMOND (36, 142 3) Univ Blacks H Univ Blues Monash Univ H IVANHOE (32, 1148) Monash Univ Univ Blacks H Old Scotch UNIV BLACKS (28, 840) Ormond Ivanhoe BYE" Page 9

JUNIOR SECTION 2 HAMPTON ROVERS (52, 186 5) Old Carey H Old Paradlans North O B H NORTH OLD BOYS (48, 2145) Geelong BYE* Hampton Rovers OLD CAREY GRAM (48, 1447) Hampton Rovers Caul Gramm H BYE- ST BERNARD'S OC (40, 1320) Thomastown Bulleen-T'stowe H West Bruns BULLEEN-1"510WE (40, 996) Old Paradians St Bernard's Reservoir O B H RESERVOIR O B (36, 128 6) Caul Gramm H Thomastown H Bulleen-r'stowe Four premiership points are allotted for a BYE Indicated thus (*) In Junior Section i and Junior Section 2, otherwise no points are allotted for BYES A RESERVE SECTION ST BERNARD'S O C (44, 1243) OLD TRINITY GR (40, 128 6) COBURG (40, 123 1) RESERVOIR O B (36, 136 6) UNIV BLACKS (36, 107 9) B RESERVE SECTIO N IVANHOE (44, 17Vi 7) DE LA SALLE OC (44, 15'2 5) COLLEGIANS (44, 148 8) MARCELLIN O C (44, 133 8) UNIVERSITY BLUES (40, 140 4) FROM C RESERVE SECTION PARKSIDE (52, 188 4) ST KILDA CBOC (52, 144 9) POWER HOUSE (38, 213 4) MHS OLD BOYS (38, 189 3) OLD MELBURNIANS (36, 1179 ) OLD IVANHOE GR (36, 1105 ) D RESERVE SECTION OLD GEELON G (56, 1555 ) FAWKNER (52, 290 7) HAMPTON ROVER S (40, 173 0) STATE SAV BANK (40, 140 5) OLD XAVERIANS (40, 124 9) HIRE A TENT E RESERVE SECTION ELSTERNWICK (50, 1683 ) ANZ BANK (46, 1654) AJAX (44, 136 7) WEST BRUNSWICK (40, 1177 ) AMP Society LaTrobe Blacks H ANZ Bank AMP SOCIETY (36, 147 7) F RESERVE SECTIO N MONASH WHITES_ (48, 173 3) HEATHERTON (44, 169 6) BULLEEN UNITED (36, 118 2) GLENROY (32, 105 7) Heatherton H LaTrobe Reds Univ Reds H THORNBURY (28, 1,35 2) EVAN EVANS HIRE PTY LTD TARPAULINS, CAMPING GEAR, MARQUEES, HIKE TENTS RING RON SEATH OF COBURG A MATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB O N 347-2477 OR CALL AT 680 ELIZABETH STREET, MELBOURN E Page 10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -AUGUST 9, 197 5!m PREAFERRS)'IIP LISTS _ A SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pts St Bernard's OC 12 3 1764 1263 1397 48 University Blacks 10 5 1541 1261 122 2 40 Reservoir OB 9 6 1620 1352 119 8 36 North Old Boys 9 6 1391 1299 107 1 36 Coburg 8 7 1367 1265 108 1 32 Ormond 8 7 1500 1392 107 8 32 Old Trinity Gr 7 8 1389 1513 91 8 28 Monash Blues 7 8 1352 1508 89 7 28 Old Paradians 5 10 1205 1584 76 1 20 Geelong - 15 1087 1779 61 1 - B SECTION University Blues 13 2 1583 1305 121 3 52 De La Salle OC 11 4 1595 1044 153 8 44 Ivanhoe 10 5 1464 1277 1146 40 *Caulfield Gram 8 6 1388 1287 1078 34 *Collegians 7 7 1267 1301 97 4 30 Marcellin OC 7 8 1377 1429 96 4 28 Old Carey Gr 6 9 1175 1375 85 5 24 Old Scotch Coil 5 10 1237 1488 83 1 20 Kew 4 11 1026 1432 71 6 16 Old Haileybury 3 12 1118, 1462 76 5 12 C SECTION St Kilda CBOC 13 2 1653 1067 1549 52 Old Ivanhoe Gr 11 4 1567 1179 132 9 44 MHS Old Boys 11 4 1541 1412 1091 44 Parkside 9 6 1318 1332 989 36 UHS Old Boys 7 8 1269 1202 105 6 28 Alphington 7 8 1359 1420 95 7 28 Power House 6 9 1404 1413 99 4 24 Old Melburnians 6 9 1398 1525 91 7 24 Old Brighton Gr 3 12 1154 1540 74 9 12 Brunswick 2 13 983 1556 63 2 8 D SECTION Hampton Rovers 12 3 1659 1036 1601 48 Fawkner 12 3 1617 1039 1556 48 Old Xaverlans Ii 4 1363 1011 1348 44 Old Geelong 10 5 1544 1154 1338 40 State Sav Bank 9 6 1609 1263 1274 36 National Bank 7 8 1201 1310 917 28 Assumption OC 6 9 1212 1348 89 9 24 Old Cam'well Or 5 10 1182 1404 84 2 20 C'wealth Bank 3 12-911 1770 51 5 12 St Kevin's OB - 15 873 1979 441 - E SECTION AJAX 12 3 1578 1126 140 1 48 *Elsternwick 10 4 1484 1360 1091 42 St Pat's-Monivae 10 5 1475 1311 1125 40 North Brunswick 8 7 1374 1323 103 9 32 AMP Society 8 7 1314 1297 101 3 32 *LaTrobe Blacks 7 7 1167 1270 91 9 30 ANZ Bank 7 8 1383 1315 105 2 28 Old Mentonians 4 11 1191 1288 92 5 16 St Bede's OC 5 11 1131 1412 80 1 16 4 16 West Brunswick 4 11 1146 1541 74 F SECTION Heatherton 14 1 1851, 931 198 8 56 Monash Whites 13 2 1717 967 1776 52 Thornbury 11 4 1631 1243 131 2 44 Bulleen United 10 5 1592 1058 1505 40 Beverley Hills 9 6 1691 1362 124 2 36 Glenroy 5 10 1256 1508 83 3 20 University Reds 4 11 1083 1507 71 9 16 Footscray IT 4 11 1004 1409 71 3 16 LaTrobe Reds 3 12 815 1433 56 9 12 Bulleen T'stowe 2 13 786 2080 378 8 JUNIOR SECTION 1 Coburg il 1 1581 921 171 7 48 University Blues 9 4 1235 802 1540 40 Ormond 8 4 1424 1001 142 3 36 Ivanhoe ' 8 4 1335 1163 1148 36 University Blacks 6 6 785 835 94 0 28 Old Scotch Coll 6 8 1245 1309 951 24 Monash University 2 10 743 1295 57 4 12 j Power House 1 13 630 1707 36 9 4 A RESERVE SECTION W- L For Agst % Pts St Be rnard's OC 11 4 1132 911 124 3 Old Trinity Gr 10 5 1115 867 1286 Coburg 10 5 1119 909 1231 Reservoir OB 9 6 1097 803 1366 University Blacks 9 6 1006 932 107 9 Ormond " 7 8 991 974 101 7 Monash Blues 7 8 894 1019 87 7 North Old Boys 6 9 1030 964 106 8 Old Paradians 5 10 937 1017 92 1 Geelong 1 14 611 1860 32 8 B RESERVE SECTIO N Ivanhoe 11 4 1371 803 1707 44 De La Salle OC 11 4 1199 786 1525 44 Coll egians It 4 1125 756 148 8 44 Marcellin OC 11 4 1162 871 1334 44 University Blues 10 5 1293 921 140 4 40 Old Haileybury 8 7 929 951 977 32 Old Scotch Coil 6 9 951 1012 940 24 Caulfield Gram 4 11 1010 1154 87 5 16 Kew 3 12 574 1528 37 6 1-1 7 24 r 5 told CareyCGRESERVE SE~C"rION2 36 Parkside 13 2 1252 664 188 6 62 St Kilda CBOC 13 2 1091 753 1449 52 *Power House 9 5 1291 606 2130 38 *MHS Old Boys 9 5 1471 777 189 3 38 Old Melburnians 9 6 1016 862 1179 36 Old Ivanhoe Gr 9 6 985 891 110 5 36 Old Brighton Gr 7 8 855 954 89 6 28 UHS Old Boys 3 12 605 1214 498 12 Alphington 1 14 626 1539 40 7 4 Brunswick 1 14 510 1442 35 4 4 D RESERVE SECTIO N Old Geelong 14 1 1107 712 155 5 56 Fawkner 13 2 1332 492 2707 52 Hampton Rovers 10 5 972 562 1730 40 State Sav Bank 10 5 1099 782 1405 40 Old Xaverians 10 5 984 788 124 9 40 Old Cam'well Gr 5 10 725 1026 707 20 National Bank 4 11 637 958 665 16 tassumption OC 4 11 632 1007 62 8 12 C'wealth Bank 2 13 535 1235 43 3 8 1223N 41 3 8,St Kevin's E RESERVE2SEOCTIO *Elsternwick 12 2 1077 640 168 3 50 "ANZ Bank 11 3 1227 742 165 4 46 AJAX 11 4 1144 837 136 7 44 West Brunswick 10 5 947 804 117 8 40 AMP Society 9 6 1183 801 147 7 36 North Brunswick 7 8 877 840 104 4 28 Old Mentonians 6 9 838 833 100 6 24 St Bede's OC 4 11 668 1004 66 5 16 LaTrobe Blacks 3 12 656 1103 59 5 12 St Pat's-Monivae 1 14 484 1542 31 4 4 F RESERVE SECTION Monash Whites 12 1 998 576 173 3 48 Heatherton 11 2 1021 602 169 6 44 Bulleen United 9 5 956 899 118 2 36 Glenroy 8 5 745 705 105 7 32 Thornbury 7 7 855 813 1052 28 *Footscray I T 4 8 670 840 798 18 University Reds 4 9 626 897 69 8 16 *LaTrobe Reds 2 10 598 802 746 10 1,Beverley Hills 2 12 539 1130 47 7 4 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Hampton Rovers 12 2 1671 896 186 5 North'Old Boys 11 3 1719 801 214 6 Old Carey Gr, 11 3 1318 911 144 7 St Bernard's OC 9 5 1495 1133 132 0 Bulleen-T'stowe 8 7 1104 1108 99 6 Reservoir OB 8 6 1364 1061 1286 Thomastown 6 7 1223 1147 106 6 West Brunswick 5 9 1125 1473 76 4 Caulfield Gr 2 11 792 1549 51 1 tgeelong 2 11 802 1685 475,Old Paradians 1 13 620 1539 40 3 *Drawn Game tfour points lost for EACH forfeit

"D" SECTION TEAMS ASSUMPTION OLD COLLEGIANS (Royal Blue, Light Blue & Gold ) Coach: Gary Boyd (Reserves) Michael Howe 1 O'Donnell,'A 13 Schneider, P 26 Arnott, W 39 Catanese, A 2 Nugent, P 14 Vipond, K 27 Gorey, J 40 Phyland, E 3 Kelly, T (VC) 15 Howe, M (CR) 28 Ryan, P 41 Boyle, D 4 Flanagan, P 16 Stuart, S 29 Donegan, J 42 Paterson, P 5 Renwick, M 17 Bacash, N 30 Monaghan, T 43 Tangey, K (DVC) 18 Walton, D 31 Murray, M 44 Barlow, H 6 Fitz, T 19 Pavone, J 32 Bright, A 45 Byrne, M 7 Daly, W (C) - 20 Maillard, W 33 Phillips, G 46 Vella, J 8 Nugent, N 21 Jackson, W 34 McCormick, F 47 Lolicato, S 9 Taylor, L 22 Egan, P 35 Kearney, M 748 Nelson, M 10 Homsey, J 23 Leske, D 36 Clancy, P 49 Fitz, J 11 Shaw, J 24 O'Donnell, M 37 Ryan, S 50 Millman, M 12 Howard, L 25 Poynton, G 38 Clements, P 51 Jenkins, P COMMONWEALTH BANK (Royal Blue & Gold) Coach: G Myers Reserves : M Lineha n I Lovitt, R 9 Frazer, P 17 Milton, R 25 Keating, N 33 Lay, B 2 Brown, J 10 Sarapul, L 18 McCrimmon, W 26 Reeves, N 34 Carroll, P 3 Curtin, B 11 D'Orsa, A 19 Wyatt, I 27 Young, D 35 Hawthorn, H' 4 Pristty, J 12 Patternoster, R 20 Thynne, R 28 Bott, D 39 Leeming, W 5 Johnson, D 13 Myers, G 21 Sullivan, G 29 Dick, T 40 Pike, G 6 King,,J 14 Dunkley, G 22 O'Brian, D 30 McKinney, D 41 Linehan, M 7 Anderson, G 15 Barrack, A 23 Eales, R 31 White, S 42 Merlino B 8 Reid, B 16 Taylor, G 24 Linehan, M 32 Peachy, G 50 Hjorth, A FAWKNER (Navy Blue, White & Pale Blue ) I Dunlop, L 2 Duggan, S 3 Higgins, P 4 Hanson, J 5 Evans S 6 Ward, K 7 McMahon, F 8 Smith, P 9 Major, J 10 Barry, S 1 1 George, M 2 Stapleton, J 1 3 Gillies, K 14 Stewart, J 1 5 White, P HAMPTON ROVERS (Green Coach : Gordon McGrego r I Earle, G 12 Brannan, G 2 Bennett, B 13 Hill, A 3 Hackett, S 14 English, K 4 Huckett, R 15 Wolfe, P 5 Rudd, J 16 Kelly, S 6 Cave, I 17 Arthurson, A 7 Rowston, C 18 Nash, G 8 Fleer, M 19 Sherry, G 9 Allan, D 20 Vickers, C 10 Cook, S 21 Macnish, J 1 McNaughton, B 22 Devery, V 16 Parson, T 30 Atkins, N 45 17 Stapleton, M 31 Cassar, P 4 6 18 Nanscawen, P 32 Laba, J 47 (VC) 33 Majerczak, S 48 19 Foley, D 34 Gossiwinckle, G 49 20 Dwyer, P 35 Teasdale, J 50 21 Ferguson, P 36 Pitcher, G 51 22 O'Gorman, A 37 Teasdale, A 52 23 Teasdale, M 38 Barnes, M 53 24 Corrie, M 39 Whitmore, P 54 25 McKay, P 40 Henderson, A 55 26 Whittacker, D 41 Ciavola, S 56 27 Graham, P 42 Pouyoukidis, C 57 28 Ward, M 43 Robertson, G 58 29 Kelly, D 44 Majerczak, M 5 9 & Gold ) 23 Devola, D 24 Wood, M 25 Malone, M 26 Hamilton, S 27 Combe, D 28 Najdecki, R 29 Clark, S 30 Housden, G 31 Amoore, G 32 Slattery, D 33 Berry, D NATIONAL BANK (Royal Blue & Red) Coach : Ron Kenned y 1 Ashley, S W 2 Bate, G S (VC) 3 Bentley, K E 4 Borserio, T S 5 Cordy, D R 6 Davis, G W 7 Dehne, J G 8 Docherty, A 9 Evans, R D (C) 10 Ferrier, B A - 11 Francis, P J 12 Fry, J S D Page 12 13 Gore, C A 14 Grantham, L H E 15 Harley, P D 16 Hitchman, K J 17 Holland, W L 18 Jacimovic, G 19 Jackson, A C 20 Jenkinson, P M 21 Johnson, L G 22 Kendall, T W 23 Kinnear, D A 24 Langley, M : T 25 Lucas, M G 26 McLean, M H 27 McLean P G 28 Mather, G J 29 Miller, D S 30 Millsom, G L 31 Moore, D C 32 Moore, K A 33 Morris, P G 34 Nitzkevitch,_L 35 Parker, N Coach: Wayne Ayres Stapleton, P 60 Gradski, S McMahon, G 61 Nenna, R Trapani, J 62 Mutton, S Clinton, G Groves, D O'Mara, K Whittacker, R Mills, T Kostov, S Millson, G Robertson, D Cash, L McNee, D Cerminara, E : Majerczak, J 34 Badman, P 35 Rowston, C 36 Menner, N 37 O'Reilly, E 38 Holding, J 39 Farrelly 40 Scarlett, D 41 Bird, B (C) 42 Young, M 43 Webb, B 44 Westhead, J 36 Payne, M G 37 Perrett, G M 38 Phillips, B L 39 Plant, M R 40 Podger, S R 41 Ponting, T J 42 Reeves, A R 43 Robinson, P B 44 Rowe, R D 45 Scott, B G V46 Scott, R J 47 Singline, D J 52 O'Brien, P 53 Griffiths, J 54 Byrne, C 55 Kelly, A 56 O'Callaghan, M 57 Millman, P 58 O'Hagan, P 61 Bennett, G 88 Mannix, P 69 Waldron K 71 Reeves, B 63 Dwyer, M 64 Dziadkiewicz, T 65 Deans, A 66 Deans, P 67 Phillips, G 68 Richardson, M 69 Phillips, J 7 0 Tunnicliffe, B 71 Ayres, W (C) 72 McMahon, R 73 Thomas, S 74 Thomas, B 45 Roulent, G 46 Kelly, M 47 Gleich, G 48 Goodfellow, R 49 Martin, K 50 McCartney, I 51 Nash, G (VC) 52 Freer, B 53 Tregear, R 54 Benson, J 48 Smillie, R 49 Stockton, G N 50 Stratford, J A 51 Strongman, R W (DVC) 52 Titterell, K R 53 Turner, T 54 Walkeden, A F 55 Wall J 56 Williams, P D 57 Winzar, A W THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 9, 1975 OLD CAMBERWELL GRAMMARIANS (Dar k Coach : Bria n Horskin s! James, W 12 Williams, M 2 ~Vhitford, F 13 Hoggarth, E 31{ewitt, R 14 Mullett, R 4 13uckeridge, I 15 Riley, P Trahar, I 16 Mehan, D Stewart, P 17 Sladen, A Hanson, Rob 18 Buchanan, G James, R 19 Watkin, R g McPhail, B 20 Williams, S p Potter, D 21 Oakley, L Hanson, Rick 22 Dowdle, G OLD GEELONG ( Light Blue & Gold) Coach : Col McDonald Blue & Light Blue ) 23 Buchanan, P 34 Hancock, P 24 Waterworth, P 35 Batterbury, C 25 Pegram, M 36 Gale, G 26 Dimech, C 37 Kelly, C 27 Ellis, D 38 Price, J 28 Gaynor, N 39 Quartermain, M 29 Horton, G 40 Mehan, J 30 Steven, J 41 Spargo, A 31 Rimington, J 42 Donkin, J 32 Trahar, I 43 Addison, C 33 Smith, L 44 McCormack, G (Reserves) Ro d I Law, I 10 Lillie, S: 20 Calder `IcGillivray, A 11 Aitchison, J 21 Elliston, M Crawford, M 12 Smith, A 22 Spiden, J,C, 13 Lewis, R 23 Denhert, M 4 Fraser, R 14 Weibye, R 24 Godfrey, R ; Gilbert, H 15 Clarke, P 25 Heinz, M Whiting, A 16 Hope, L 26 Brocksopp, A Anderson, S 17 Spiden, B 27 Quick, C Wells, S 18 Yencken, M 28 Holland, P 9 Young, R 19 Officer, N 29 Godfrey, P Brown 30 Baulch, A 31 Jackson, I 32 Armstrong, M 33 Yencken, P 34 Jenkins, A 35 Dickson, G 36 Gurner, H 37 Bradshaw, D 38 Brown, R 39 McDonald, I OLD XAVERIANS (Red & Black ) Coach : John Sanders (Reserves) Terry Quin n I Mortensen, J 15 Pirrie, R F 32 Taylor, S J 49 Petroff, D K 2Nankervis, J H 16 Brew J 33 McKenzie, M C 50 Callinan, C J, C) 17 Callinan, C L 34 Harrison, S A 51 Power, C N ; Noonan, J J 18 Prowse, P G 35 Hemingway, 52 Higgins, J C (VC) 19 Callinan, A J P N _ 53 Petroff, K R 4 Keaney, D 20 Wrigley, W J 36 Wray, P A 54 Rush, J T 5 Fraser, P S 21 O'Connor, A P 38 Eichorn, M C 55 Hoppe, S G 6 Brosnan, P V 22 Unkles, J A 39 Lonergan, M R 56 Furnell, J G 2 Naughton, P R 23 Dwyer, J 40 McKechnie, H L 57 O'Brien, B W S Quinn, T R - 24 O'Donohue, G 41 O'Neill, C M 58 Holland, A J 9 Trahair, S J 25 Schrader, E D 42 Nunan, M G 59 Hennessy, M C o Zachariah, J F 26 Moore, K J 43 Silk, P K 60 O'Shaughnessy, 11 Valmorbida, J 27 Bowden, J V 44 Lally, P T T B 12 O'Shaughnessy, 28 O'Brien, P H 45 Williams, E D 61 Mortensen, J J K S 29 Marguccio, J J 46 Timms, P J 62 Valmorbida, 13 Spillane, A X 30 Zachariah, P M 47 Sullivan, P L J F 14 Rush, M 31 Franich, R W 48 Westfield, P A 63 O'Rorke, J STATE SAVINGS BANK (Black & Yellow) Coach : Geoff Cameron I Cameron, G J, 11 Wright, F B 21 Collis, J I 32 Scott, M J 2 Scott, G 12 Muir, D E 22 Eac9tt, A 33 Hill, B 3 Jeffrey, J F 13 Izod, D J 23 Tobin, G B 34 Truscott, A R 4 Sullivan, D W 14 Brennan, P W 24 Julier, R P 35 Roberts, S E Dumbrell, R A 15 Allen, S T 25 Laidlaw, G R 36 Morrison, K J n McGill, L C 16 Webster, A E 27 Wabbis, P 37 Burns, J M 7 Pitts, A L 17 Evans, N I 28 Morgan, M B 38 Baudinettn G 8 Brennan, A E 18 Mitchell, P 29 Bennett, D 42 Beard, D G 9 Inglis, J P 19 Wynd, P M 30 Upfield, G I 43 Box, D G 10 McKeown, K J 20 Walsh, V 31 Vines, P G 45 Vines, M C ST KEVIN'S OLD BOYS (Green, Gold & Blue) Coach : Les Radford (Reserves) Robert Hawkin s 1 Hawkins, R 10 Radford, L (C) 20 Cruise, A 32 O'Kelly, M (CRY 11 Fanning, M 21 McGuiness, P 33 Trewin, T 2 Fernon, M (VC) 12 Arnold, T 23 Nalder, I 34 O'Connell, J 3 Corrigan, T 13 Barry, J 24 Harrison, M 35 Cross, M 4 Hogarth, P 14 Brennan, N 26 King, S 36 Crowe, D 5 Mornane, T 15 Reynolds, D 27 MacClenan, C 37 Nolan, S Low, W 16 Fleming, M 28 Randles, P 38 Fregon, D 7 Whitty, P 17 Davey, S 29 Meiliunas, G 39 Jowett, W Simpson, A 18 Olle, J 30 Davies, P 40 Simpson, J 9 Griffin, T 19 Molan, M 31 Semetas, J 41 Hawkins G THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 9, 1975 45 Scotland, K 46 Ellis, R 47 Hume, N 48 Faul, M 49 Allan, G 50 Myer, D 5 1 Thomas, R 53 Brown, A 58 Wilson, P 60 Cotterill, T 92 Turner, H 40 Shaw, G 41 McFarlane, I 42 Fullerton, M 44 Quick, R 48 Winter, P 50 Mitchell, W 75 Robinson, A 77 Mallard, J 79 McClelland, P 85 Hughes, A 62 O'Rorke, J D 63 O'Rorke, E D 64 Jemmeson, D M 65 Skehan, M J 66 Ley, A 67 Smarrelli, D J 68 Romania, A D 69 O'Donnell, F M 70 Williams, G A 71 Barrett, R F 72 Connolly, J T 73 Ross, J J 74 Arthur, D J 75 Keaney, J M 76 Browne, F E 77 O'Donohue,~G 46 Patterson, D A 48 Valente, G 49 Gilbert, J H 5 0 Glennan, A J 51 Cowell, V A 52 Cooney, B P 53 Wabbis, W 55 O'Neill, R M 56 Noviello, R 42 Corrigan, J 43 Davis, P 45 Johnson, G 46 Chalmers, J 48 Rolle, S - 55 Hannon, P 57 Stackpole, B 59 Lewin, M Page 13

i LAST WEEK'S RES U LT S A SECTIO N Old Trinity Gr 25 68 1116 1420-104 Monash Blues 42 103 114 148-92 OLD TRINITY: Hansen 3, P Dann 3, Quarterman 2, Just 2, Mackay, Lamb, Williams, White Best: Williams, Hansen, Just, R Peers, P Dann, Bartley MONASH BLUES : Pell 5, Moore 3, Mutimer 3, Sunderberg, Olds, B C Anderson Best: Gray, Moore, Pell, Syme, Mutimer, Carlton Coburg 3 4 59 10 11 12 15-87 University Blacks 5 6 513 8 16 10 21-81 COBURG: O'Brien 3, Handley 3, King 2 Cleary 2, Royal, Mann Best: O'Brien, Leckie, King, Hutchinson, Handley, Mann UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Perrett 2, Holmes 2, Llewellyn 2, Champion, Batten, Hays, Cusack Best: Bellingham, Lark-ins, S Costello, Clarke, Holmes, Perrett North Old Boys 4 1 84 1310 15 12-102 Reservoir OB 35 68 813 1416-100 NORTH OLD BOYS : Wilson 4, Murray 4, Welch 3, Biagi 2, Borcich, Dempsey Best: Wilson, Borcich, Welch, Leeack, Anderson, S Maguire RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Crook 4, T Byrne 3, Crompton 2, Galea, Martin, Bates, S Aston, Home Best: Bates, Wilson, Dryden, T Byrne, R Shepherd, Martin St Bernard's OC 96 1313 18 23 25 25-175 Old Paradians 01 44 65 11 5-71 ST BERNARD',S O C : Thompson 9, Ange l 7, Fitzgerald 3, M Mahoney 3, Santamaria, Doolan, Dalmau Best: Mitchell, Fitzgerald, Aughton, Thompson, Angel, Burgin OLD PARADIANS : Tudor 3, Carroll 2, Jordan 2, Price 2, Duke, Johnson Best : Tellesfson, Clark, Assetta, Carroll, Tudor, Jordan Ormond 54 87 16 10 21 15-141 Geelong 41 102 11 7 15 9-99 ORMOND: Smythe 9, Bourne 3, Richarderon 'Best: Jenkins, Smythe, Chisholm, on 3, Wood 2, Holman, Naylor, Dove, Cam- Richardson, Murphy, Bourne GEECONG : G Trevaskis 2, Bond, Colenso 2, Bullen 2, Davis 2, Neilsen 2, Wilson, Lowcock, M Betts Best: Davis, Colenso, Paulke, Silver, Bullen, Bond Steve Galvin last week played his 50th game for St Kilda CBOC Steve is having one of his best seasons this year, demonstrating great coolness in defence at crucial stages His marking and kicking have been most reliable all year round Whether playing at full-back, centre half-back or centre half-forward Steve usually takes control of the play and brings his team mates into the game Congratulations Steve, I hope you reach the 100 games in the future Page 14 B SECTIO N Old Scotch Coll 34 4 6 6 10 11 17-83 Ivanhoe 2 3 49 512 9 13-67 OLD SCOTCH : Clarke 3, Cox 3, McDonald 2, Nicholls, Steele, Tal(lent Best: Anderson, Sloss, Hinrichson, Booth, Morgan, Nicholls IVANHOE: Hughes 2, Berry, Buckley, Crowley, Long, McWhinnie, Robinson, G Warry Best: Stredwick, R Stewart, C Stewart, G Warty, Quinlivan," Crowley De La Salle OC 4 0 65 96 14 1 0-94 Collegians 42 8 3 116 129-8 1 DE LA SALLE O C : Groves 5, McGuiness 4, Dunn 2, R Halasa, Murnane, Bothe Best: Donegan, McHenry, Lyons, Day, Groves, B Bourke COLLEGIANS: Rice 3, Ashton 3, Zent 3, Nethersole, Permezel, Trompf Best : Ashton, Shinkfield, Mason, Rice, Hibbert, Zent Old Haileybury 23 75 9 7 12 11-83 Old Carey Gram 34 7 7 1110 11 13-79 OLD HAILEYBURY : Mason 4, Langford 3, Robertson 2, Galt, Bouris, Langford-Jones Best : Mason, Sincock, Kane, Langford-Jones, Corrigan, Langford OLD CAREY: M Cooke 4, Snibson 2, Hughes, Thomas, Elliott, Davies Best: Maloney, M Cooke, Raymond, Bell, Yeo, Elliott Caulfield Gramm 1 2 57 119 14 11-95 Marcellin OC 42 84 97 149-93 CAULFIELD GRAMM: Morphet 3, Butcher 2, Tootell 2, Edney 2, Felsenthal 2, Fletcher 2, Buchanan Best: Morphet, Watson, Clark, Dickeson, Tootell, Bierwirth MARCELLIN DC : Denning 4, Fraser 3, McDonald 2, Aherne, Power, Butler, C Price, C Mahon Best: C Price, McDonald, C Mahon, Power, Gartner, O'Sullivan University Blues 47 8 15 1023 12 30-102 Kew 42 85 117 138-86 UNIVERSITY BLUES : Church 3, Lyle 2, Vivian 2, Rabone 2, Anderson, Williams, Tyquin Best: Maxwell, Church, Nicolas, Schauble, Rabone, Standish KEW: Mitchell 4, Lister 3, Barclay 3, Townsend 2, B Smith Best: Mullin, Johnston, Toogood, Lister, Corcoran, Antoniou ALPHINGTON STAR REACHES 150th John Skerry is one of Alphington's mos t worthy players and it's a peculiar list of best players that doesn't include his name This is true for the entire 150 matches he has played for us He is a ball player all the time; (at 9 stone you can't do much crunching of opponents), but has heart and skill in abundance We applaud his achievement and thank him for the hi h standard of his behavior on and off t~'e field THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - AUGUST 9, 1975 Last Week's Results Continue d C SECTIO N Old Melburnians 6 2 125 1410 22 12-144 Brunswick 01 04 1 8 2 10-22 OLD MELBURNIANS : Urquhart 7, Mumme 3; Stuckey 3, P Dawson 2, Weir 2, Burns 2, Collier, Rudd, Ristrom Best: Cloke, night, Urquhart, Rodgers, Topp, K Thomas BRUNSWICK : Johnstone, Sheehan Best : Hughes, Madden, Clarke, P Egan, M Egan, Johnstone St Kilda CBOC 37 512 813 13 20-98 Alphington 24 68 11 12 12 15-87 ST KILDA CBOC: Cameron 4, Jennings 3, Meehan 2, Calleja, Hinrichs, Drinan, Kellaway Best: White, Rothwell, Cameron, Mc- Neill, Sherman, Field ALPHINGTON : Arthur 5, P Whitfield 3, Tann 2, Jamieson, Forsyth Best: Shearer, P Whitfield, Skerry, Forsyth, Arthur, Delmenico Parkside 28 612 1117 14 21-105 Power House 1 3 210 815 10 17-77 PARKSIDE: Goalkickers, Best Players no t received, or received after copy dead-line - first post'monday POWER HOUSE : Daniel 4, Newton 2, Ward 2, Digby, Sykes Best: Newton, Daniel, Thomson, Cross, Ward, Wubbeling MHS Old Boys 32 37 912 9 16-70 UHS Old Boys 41 64 94 97-61 MHS OLD BOYS : C McKenzie 2, Featherby 2, Cooper, Ponton, Silberberg, Peatling, Schliefert Best: Short, Cooper, Silberberg, Haylock, Goldsmith, Schliefert UHS OLD BOYS: McMahon 2, Boag, Scholes, Flavel, Byron, Hume, McLellan, R Martini Best: Flavel, Blampied, Sandiford, Hume, Byron, Boag Old Ivanhoe Gr 56 811 10 14 17,20-122 Old Brighton Gr 42 43 95 13 5-83 OLD IVANHOE : Constantinou 6, McKenzi e 4, Galbraith 2, Wright 2, Gill 2, Gurney Best: Purcell, Contantiou, B White, Gurney, Claringbold, A Haug OLD BRIGHTON : Berry 3, Evans 3, Holmes 2, Rose 2, Devine, Thomas, Watkins Best: Thomas, Paroissien, Gartner, Holmes, Finkemeyer, Hamilton D SECTION Old Xaverians 53 78 1312 15 14-104 Assumption OC 21 55 76 7 7-49 OLD XAVERIANS : J Keaney 5, Romani n 2, Furnell 2, Browne 2, D Keaney, O'Shaughnessy, O'Neill, Eichorn Best: Furnell, Browne, Noonan, Brosnan, Nankervis, Mortensen ASSUMPTION DC : Goalkickers, Best dead-line - first post Monday National Bank 33 4 7 610 11 14-80 State Sav Bank 31 67 712 10 18-78 NATIONAL BANK: Winzar 2, Blinkhoff, Gore, Jenkinson, Lucas, M McLean, Millsom, Morris, Reeves, Scott Best: Perrett, Davis, Podger, Evans, P McLean STATE SAV BANK: Eacott 6, Julier 3, Cameron Best : Evans, Morrison, Eacott, Roberts, McGill, Juliet Fawkner 5 8 1017 1621 22 25-157 St Kevin's OB 13 15 48 5 12-42 FAWKNER: K Ward 6, C Pouyoukidi s 4, Ferguson 3, Ayres 3, B Thomas 2, Dugcan, Gradski, M Ward, Foley Best: O'Mara, Richardson, Duggan, K Ward, B Thomas, J Majerczak ST KEVIN'S O B : Goalkickers, Best dead-line - first post Monday Hampton Rovers 44 610 1213 17 19-121 Old Geelong 1 6 512 713 13 17-95 HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 6, Leemin g 5, Rowston 2, Cook 2, Tregear, Huckett Best : Sherry, Leeming, Tregear, Nash, Rowston, Huckett OLD GEELONG: P Godfrey 3,Gilbert 2 B Spiden 2, Denhert 2, J Spiden 2, Calder, Whiting Best:, B Spiden, Gilbert, Whiting, Law, Weibye, Dickson C'wealth Bank 31 73 96 119-75 Old Cam'well Gr 42 56 711 1013-73 C'WEALTH BANK: Curtin 3, Borrack 3, Eales 2, Thynne, McCrimmon, Reid Best : Paternoster, McCrimmon, J White, Myers, Borrack, Thynne OLD CAMBERWELL: Batterbury 2, Buckeridge 2, Stewart 2, Steven, Hanson, Donkin, Hogarth Best: Hewitt, Batterbury, Stewart, Williams, Steven, B Hanson ELSTERNWICK PARK MATCHES Remaining Home-and-Home matches to be played at Eisternwick Park August 9 - Old Paradians v Ormond August 16 - Ormond v University Blacks August 23 - Reservoir Old Boys v Cobur g THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - AUGUST 9, 1975 Page 15

Next Week's Matches - August 1 6 At 2 pm - Reserves at 11 45 am A SECTIO N St Bernard's OC v Monash Blues Ormond v University Black s (at Elsternwick Park) Coburg v North Old Boys Old Paradians v Reservoir OB Geelong v Old Trinity Gramm B SECTIO N Marcellin OC v Old Scotch Coll Kew v Collegian s De La Salle OC v Old Carey Gramm Caulfield Gramm v Old Haileyburians University Blues v Ivanho e C SECTION U H S Old Boys v Old Melburnians Old Ivanhoe Gramm v St Kilda CBOC Alphington v Parksid e M H S Old Boys v Power House Old Brighton Gramm v Brunswick D SECTIO N Hampton Rovers v Old Xaverian s Old Camberwell Gramm v State Sav Bank National Bank v St Kevin's OB Old Geelong v Fawkner C'wealth Bank v Assumption OC E SECTIO N St Pat's-Monivae OC v A N Z 'Bank West Brunswick v La Trobe Blacks A J A X v St Bede's O C A MP Society v North Brunswick Old Mentonians v Elsternwick F SECTION Beverley Hills v Monash Whites Footscray I T v Heatherton Bulleen-Templestowe v Thornbury University Reds v Bulleen United La Trobe Reds v Glenroy (Reserves - Thornbury a bye) JUNIOR SECTION 1 Ivanhoe v University Blacks Monash University v Coburg University Blues v Ormond Power House a by e Old Scotch a by e JUNIOR SECTION 2 Old Carey Gramm, v Caulfield Gramm Old Paradians v Hampton Rovers Reservoir OB v Thomastow n Geelong v West Brunswick St Bernard's OC v Bulleen-Templestowe North Old Boys a bye ST BERNARD'S OLD CO L LEGIANS FOOTBALL CLU B g rand final breakfast AT THE CHEVRON HOTEL o n SATURDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER commencing 730 am DONATION $8 0 0 All Clubs are invited to submit nominations by 30th August for AMATEUR FOOTBALL PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR! FOR TICKETS AND FURTHER DETAILS RIN G PETER NATHAN 337 6624 PETER AMOTT 337 7306 Clubs wishing to show premiership pennants, please contact either of the above Page 16 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 9, 1975 Last Week's Results - Continued E SECTION ANZ Bank 8 2 124 1711 17 14-116 Elsternwick 33 67 78 139-87 ANZ BANK: Dancer 5, Towan 4, Kirby 3, Roach 2, Baker, Daykin, Minniti Best : Baker, Dancer, Daykin, Harnetty, Pinder, Towan ELSTERNW ICK: Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Monday AJAX 28 512 717 12 20-92 LaTrobe Blacks 14 38 712 11 14-80 AJAX: Wiener 4, Jurberg 3, Gurfinkel 2, Schulberg, Herzfeld, C Freeman Bes': Jurberg, Ritterman, Herzfeld, Bialek, Schulberg, Burger LA TROBE BLACKS : Goalkickers, Best dead-line - first post Monday North Brunswick 77 98 1513 16 15-111 St, Bede's OC 2 0 33 54 8 8-56 NORTH BRUNSWICK : Raleigh 4 Handle y 4, Jewson 3, Ricketts 2, Kenny 2 R Walsh Best: Scullin, R Payne, Raleigh, P Gibbons, Handley R Walsh ST BEDE'S O C : Morse 4, Terrell 2, Bowden, Rydberg Best: Fogarty, Negri, F Kean, Moriarty, Rydberg, P Ryan AMP Society 27 510 711 1212-84 St Pat's-Monivae 12 55 86 8 7-55 AMP SOCIETY : Lane 3, Waller 3 Roulston 2, McLaughlan, P Henderson, P Taylor, G Brooks Best: Lane, Parkinson, Mc- Laughlan, L Taylor, Munro, P Henderson ST PAT'S-MONIVAE : Mahar 2, Shannon 2, Liston, O'Connor, year, Crowe Best: White, Crowe, Park, Lardner, Liston, Noonan West Brunswick 11 69 714 11 17-83 Old Mentonlans 22 32 75 10 10-70 WEST BRUNSWICK : M Schwarze 2 Tartaglia 2, White 2, Beaumont, Monger, O'Halloran, Pitcher, Suleyman Best: Allan, Ivey, Miller, Monger, Pitcher, M Schwarze OLD MENTONIANS: Nicholson 3, Gadd 2, Ingram, Norton, Rafter, Hartman, Mc- Kinlay Best: Ingram, Rafter, Francis, Everett, Watts, McKinlay 200 TO OLD BRIGHTON GIANT Congratulations to Old Brighton's Roger Wilson on playing his 200th game for the club today "Big Joe" is a mountain of a man with a dedication of similar proportions to both the club and the school As well as his 200 games, Roger has also coached the Reserve XVIII and passed on much of his knowledge to other ruckmen in the club His long playing career with the club has provided him with a wealth of experience which he now uses to regularly win the ball for his side Congratulations Roger from all club members on a terrific effort F SECTION Monash Whites 5 7 11 22 1525 23 31-169 Glenroy 51 72 94 10 6-66 MONASH WHITES : Goalkickers, Bes t dead-line - first post Monday GLENROY: D Fox 3 McKinley 2, O'Sullivan, M Wilson, Broomfield, E Allard, F Scarffe Best: Westgarth, M Wilson, O'Sullivan, McKinley, P Prendergast, Broomfield Hea'herton 93 194 2814 41 25-271 Bulleen-T'stowe 1 2 13 23 24-1 6 HEATHERTON: Meeking 18, Bodey 9, McConnell 3, P Killen 3, Skinner 3, Paul Carey, Thurgood, Grant, Scicluna, Matulick Besi : Meeking, Bodey, Paul Carey, Peter Carey, A Killen, McConnell BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Goalkickers, Bcst Players not reccived, or received after copy dead-line - first cost Monday Bulleen United 4 8 10 11 11 14 14 15-99 Thornbury 2 1 56 9 8 12 11-83 BULLEEN UNITED: Wilson 4, Lachmun d 4, Robertson 2, G Nr:nscawen 2, McArthur- Allen, V Harvie Best: Williams, Morley, R Porter, Robertson, Wilson, Archer THORNBURY : Norris 6, loannidis 3, Byrne, Mace Best: Ioannidis McGorlick G Burrows, Norris, Liversidge, M Staff Beverley Hills 52 911 1717 22 20-152 University Reds 33 44 66 68-44 BEVERLEY HILLS : O'Loughlin 12, Gibson 4 Chivers 2, Cameron T Holly, C Mc- Crary, Rickey Best: O'Loughlin, Gibson, C McCrory, Cowens, Allen, S Glenister UNIVERSITY REDS : Caddell 2, Grigg, D King, Morton, James Best : J Billing, Grigg, Willing, Caddell, King, Smith Foctscray IT 1 5 37 510 1013-73 LaTrobe Reds 36 511 515 6 17-53 FOOTSCRAY I T : Absalom 4, Bennett 2, Whitby 2, Carr, Butler Best: W Reed, Rhodes, Absalom, Carr, Kerr, Whitby LA TROBE REDS: V Delahunty 2, Costello, Alloway, Wilson, Hanrahan Best : Palmer, Brophy, Rumpff, Hanrahan, Altoway, Sullivan CENTURY, TRIPLE, AT ST -PAT'S-MONIVAE St Pat's-Monivae Old Collegians congratulates Paul Shannon who played his 100th game for "The Paddies" today Paul has just returned from an overseas trip and after two games with the firsts has kicked 10 goals His goal kicking ability is proved by the fact that Paul has twice represented the big "V" for the V A F A Congratulations Paul Recently, B ri an 'Bottles" year clocked up his 300th game without recognition He is an inspiring, defensive player and is a continual inspiration to the younger players Well done fellas THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - AUGUST 9, 1975 Page 17

Last Week's JUNIOR SECTIO N 1 Ormond 7 4 9 7 15 11 23 14-152 Old Scotch Coll 4 3 5 6 8 8 11 10-76 ORMOND : Wilson 7, Sinclair 5, Boyanton 3, Arber 2, Purcell 2, Cornish 2, Parisi, Sterling Best: Morris, Sinclair, Wilson, Boyanton, Oxley, Purcell OLD SCOTCH : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Monday University Blacks 59 911 1821 2727-I89 Power House 00 11 11 11-7 UNIV BLACKS : Sawyer 7, Larsen 5, Belfield 3, Owen 3, A Wood 2, Bateman, Basser, Lockie, Cumming, Toliday, Lewis, Strang Best: Belfield, Lockie, Bateman, Larsen, Sawyer, Cumming - POWER HOUSE : Walker Best : Herrod, Frizzell, Bredyk, Walker, Bray, Fielder Ivanhoe 44 9 5 11 5 149-93 University Blues 42 6 7 11 11 12 13-8 5 IVANHOE : Hoare 3, Veitch 2, Byrne 2, G Stewart 2, O'Rourke, Course ; Owens, Johnson, Jones Best: Hoare, Byrne, Kilpatrick, Schultz, Dulevskis, G Stewart UNIV BLUES : Collins 8, Woods 2, Sammon, Bullen Best: Brown, Collins, Sammon, Lloyd, Armstrong, Clohesy Coburg a bye Monash University a by e JUNIOR SECT ION 2 West Brunswick 44 811 10 11 11 17-83 Caulfield Gramm 26 46 109 11 14-80 WEST BRUNSWICK : Meldrum 3, Ceddi a 3, Brockwell 2, Bartley, Caligari, Nigro Best : Woollard, Ceddia, Meldrum, Leopold, Bartley, Nigro CAULFIELD GRAM: Forster 3, Everitt 2, McArthur 2, Dowling 2, Stent, Noblett Best: Chivers, Everitt, Stent, Cassidy, Gregory, Hood Old Carey Gram 43 9 8 1112 1315-93 Reservoir OB 32 42 45 77-49 OLD CAREY : Hearn 5, Costello 2, Long, Anderson, Grigg, Mill, Cutler, Gorrie Best : Haines, Hearn, Webber, Allan, Costello, Rattenbury RESERVOIR OLD BOYS: Coon 3, Romeo 2, Dakin, Lobley Best: Dunlop, Koers, Salvucci, Searle, Smith Coon Bulleen-T'stowe 37 411 913 12 14-86 Hampton Rovers 23 610 713 9 21-75 BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE: Dimeo 3, D'Agostino 2, G Stannard, Pretto, C Sheridan, Miles, Balloch, Goble, Lockhart Best : D'Agostino, Bartlett, Flack, Kelly, Dimeo, Bond HAMPTON ROVERS : Thompson 2, Earle 2, Tabram 2, Diamond, Corvino, Jones Best: Diamond, Jones, Campbell, Salmon, Corvino, Bird Results Continued St Bernard's OC 5 1 12 7 1714 2318-156 Old Paradians 1 2 22 44 76-4 8 ST BERNARD'S O C : Shembry 6, Moore 6, B Hughes 3, G Hughes 3, Pearson 3, Jones, Mitchell Best: B Hughes, Moore, Guiney, Shembry, Dillon, Smith OLD PARADIANS : Johnson 3, McLaughlin 2, Ferrarese Best : Guidice, Johnson, Brown, McLaughlin, Bainbridge, Barker North Old Boys 64 107 21 13 26 15-176 Thomastown 32 45 56 8 9-57 NORTH OLD BOYS : Godfrey 7, Condello 5, Sanderford 5, Haratsis 4, Sullivan 2, Jolly McSweeney, Scott Best: McSweeney, Harders, Sanderford, Cuffe, W Clark, Godfrey THOMASTOWN: Tait 2, Dri, Paras, G Park, Ayton, Tsakmakis Best: Walls, Di Battista, Harries, Kalis, Leiper, Signoretta, Geelong a bye 100 UP TO BURLY ASSUMPTION RUCKMAN Burly Wally Arnott made his debut with Assumption old Collegians in 1968 A country teaching appointment took him away from Amateur Football for seasons 1972-73 True to his consistency Wally returned in 1974 to continue his Amateur career Early in 1975 his style brought him into conflict with "the man in white" but he has overcome this setback to retain his enthusiasm and dedication All but five of Wally's hundred games have been in the Reserves, which he coached in 1968 As a tireless ruckman, he gives constant drive to his Reserves Younger players look to his leadership which is given in a dedicated way On 27 occasions he has brust his way through the pack to boot a goal A school teacher at Broadford, Wally travels one hundred miles a week for his game of Amateur football In his spare time he coaches the seconds at Assumption College, grooming Amateur footballers of tomorrow to follow his dedicated footsteps Well done Wally May this cutting enrich your scrapbook!! Page 18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - AUGUST 9, 197 5 Last Week's Results Continue d A RESERVE SECTIO N Old Trinity Gr 5 2 84 11 4 15 9-99 Monash Blues 2 4 37 79 9 11-65 OLD TRINITY: Stephens 4, Stackdale 3, G Fellows 3, Nelson 2, Duke 2, Friend Best: Stephens, McGrath, G Clingin, Stackdale, Cumming, Duke MONASI-I BLUES: Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Monday University Blacks 45 611 913 11 15-81 Coburg 1 2 43 68 99-63 UNIV BLACKS : Sharpe 2, Kovess 2, A Costello 2, G Saines 2, Gleeson 2, Moore Best: R Saines, Dakis, Best, Sharpe, Steele, Kovess COBURG: Tolley 3, Henry 2, Symons 2, Taylor, Fox Best: Tolley, Lynos, Fox, B Taylor, J Taylor, G Liddle Reservoir OB 25 67 79 11 13-79 North Old Boys 3 0 51 83 96-60 RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Goaikickers d o not tally with scores Best: Clark S Wilson, Dobson, Massey, Manson, Morse NORTH OLD BOYS : Chard 3, Prior 22, McCormack 2, Nicholson, Sheales Best : Prior, Englefield, O'Donnell, Fitzpatrick, Chard, Robbins St Bernard's OC 3 4 76 129 1513-103 Old Paradians 2 1 34 45 5 7-37 ST BERNARD'S OC, OLD PARADIANS : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday Ormond 74 136 189 2610-166 Geelong 01 01 03 3 4-22 ORMOND : Ray Wood 9, Fitts 8, Foulsha m 2, Meeking, Cooper, Carter, Rosengarten, Kuramoto, Lewis Best : C Fitts, Foulsham, Ray Wood, Carter, Meeking, Kuramoto GEELONG: B Smith 2, Poulton Best : Azzopardi, B Smith, Poulton, Bumpstead, Vautier, Thompson AS USED BY THE CHAMPIONS ARENA B RESERVE SECTIO N Ivanhoe 1 7 49 1011 1211-83 Old Scotch Coll 11 43 55 77-49 IVANHOE: G Dean 2, Hecker 2, Pitso n 2, McKernan 2, Jones 2, Dawson, R Harris Best: K Harris, Giles, Hecker, McKer nan, Dawson, Jones OLD SCOTCH : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Monday Collegians 1 3 48 7 12 10 13-73 De La Salle OC 10 10 32 52-32 COLLEGIANS: Ferguso n Tuer 2, Moodie 2, Girdwood n Nash, 2, Mun Tucker, MacDonald, Girdwood, Nash, Mc- Cullough, Cookes DE LA SALLE: Harley 2, A Wilson, Clarke, Stewart Best: Perkins, M P Bourke, Clarke, Radone, Welsh, Greig Marcellin OC 43 76 9 8 11 13-79 Caulfield Gramm 23 64 76 86-54 MARCELLIN O C : Cullinan 4, Hurley 2, T Mahon 2, J Crimmins, A Aloisio, Harman Best: Cullinnn, Hurley, Crimmins, Rischin, Quinn, Holmes CAULFIELD GRAM: G Tamblyn 5, Criswick 2, Spooner Best: White, Melfroy, Peters, G Tamblyn, Cunningham, Gerrand University Blues 43 74 126 21 13-139 KeR, 22 33 4 3 64-40 UNIV BLUES: Carroll 4, Scarcella 3, Langdon 2, Westmore 2, Ellison 2, Templar Girdwood 2, Holland, Hindle, Hager, V ilson Best : Westmore, Girdwood, Ellison, Wilson, Hollonds, Hager KEW : Goalkickers, Best Players not rereceived, or received after copy- dead-line - first post Monday Old Carey Gramm forfeited to Old Haileyburians NEW SECRETARY St Pat's-Monivae O C - Greg Walsh, 57 Gordon St, Balwyn, 3103 Phone: 80 5971 (home) - 81 0766 (day) SPORTING FOOTWEA R LOU ZACHARIA H Makers of Football Boots, Athletic Shoes, High Leg Boxing Boots, Cricket Boots, Football Umpire Boots and Gymnasium Boots THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 9, 1975 Page 19 i

Last Week's Results - Continue d C RESERVE SECTIO N Old Melburnians 43 75 1011 12 13-85 Brunswick 01 02 24 2 5-17 OLD MELBURNTANS : D Wilson 4, W Guest, Alexander, Hatfield C Dawson, Schwarz, Pitts, Yee, Jennings Best: Schwarz, C Dawson, I Thomas, Wood, Pitts, D Wilson, BRUNSWICK : Kinlock, Ogilvie Best : Thompson, R Cullinan, Kinlock, Hesketh, A Munro, Biggs St Kilda CBOC 18 611 913 1322-100 Alphington 13 26 57 78-50 ST KILDA CBOC : B White 4, Meaney 2 J Delaney 2, Girdwood, Esmonde, Forsythe, M Delaney, Black Best : Salter J Delaney, Matheson Forsythe, Esmonde, B White ALPHINGTON: Humm 3, Courts 2 Williamson, N Jones Best : Graham, Courts, Belcher, Williamson, Sheldrick SugQPtt Parkside 22 55 86 9 11-65 Power House 24 45 69 79-5 1 PARKSIDE : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Mond : y POWER HOUSE : Westerink 2 Whitmore 2, Siwek Taylor, Bourke Best : Whitmore, Newton, Stewart, Serradura, Angell, Sideras MHS Old Boys 28 411 818 15 21-111 UHS Old Boys 12 34 34 55-3 5 MHS OLD BOYS : Morga, 5 L Cosmas 3, Rogers 2, Price, Bryce Co^mack Turner Hutton, Mole Best : A4o-tl^y Cormack, Turner, Morgan Mole, L Cosmas U H S OLD BOYS : Reid? Dunn, Broben, Gray Best: Balsillie, Illiopulos, Mangos, Gray, Carlyle, Marr Old Ivanhoe Gr 1 5 `;-6 1 1 7 11 9-75 Old Brighton Gr 10 1-0 1 0 12-8 OLD IVANHOF: Wiltshire 3 James 2 Egan 2, Campbell 2, P Corstorphin, Davey Best : Teeves, Wiltshire, Hogan, P Corstorphin, Campbell, Egan OLD BRIGHTON: Larkin Best: Tapp, Draper, Rosengarten, Priestley, Wood, Corns D RESERVE SECTION Old Xaverians 62 84 136 16 10-106 Assumption OC 1 2 22 36 3 8-26 OLD XAVERIANS: Westfield 4 Quinn 4, Fraser 3, Silk 3, Maguccio 2 Best: Maguccio, Moore, Hemingway, A Callinan, Silk, Westfield ASSUMPTION O C : Goalkickers, Best Pl,,yPrs not received, or received after copy dead-line - first post Monday State Sav Bank 06 3:12 517 9 20-74 National Bank 24 44 54 7 6-48 STATE SAV BANK : Dumbrrll 2 Pitts 2, Sullivan 2, Jensen, Tobin, Upfield Best : Pitts, Cowell, Mitchell, Izod, Scott, Dumbrell Page 20 NATIONAL BANK : Boserio 2, Reeves 2, Payne, Walkedek, Wall Best : Boserio, Holland, Kendall, Nitzevitch, R Scott, Walkeden Old Geelong 31 34 76 10 8-68 Hampton Rovers 1 0 46 76 9 8-62 OLD GEELONG: Heinz 3, Geyer 2, Baillieu, Clarke, S Fullerton, Gurner, Quick Best: Gurner, Armstrong, Young, Clarke, Ryan, Robertson HAMPTON ROVERS: Cave 3, Housden 3, Anderson 2, Shanks Best: Housden, Earle, Thompson, Seamer, Merrier, Devery Old Cam'well Gr 22 44 48 6 14-50 C'wealth Bank 20 32 44 47-31 OLD CAMBERWELL: Allen 2, Kelly, Ellis, McCormack, Price Best: Kelly, Allan, Ellis, Stewart, McPhail Cotterill C'WFALTH BANK: S White, Linehan, Lay, Keating Best : Spurlingo, Johnson, S White, Wyatt, Hjorth, Lay St Kevin's OB forfeited to Fawkne r POPULAR PARKSIDER REACHES 250 GAMES! One of the most popular players ever to play with Parkside, Bill (Snow) Mac- Namara, today reaches the 250 game milestone - being only the second person in Parkside's history to do so Bill began with the juniors way back in 1960 During the succeeding years, he was often captain or vice-captain of the Reserves as well as giving the seniors a hand when necessary Bill has served on the general committee for most of those years and this year, he is a member of the club's executive committee as well as looking after the special effort All at Parkside congratulate the big blonde-headed one and hope (or wonder) if he can reach that magic of 300 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - AUGUST 9, 197~ Last Week's Results - Continue d E RESERVE SECTIO N Elsternwick 13 46 79 1014-74 ANZ Bank 31 43 43 5 6-36 ELSTERNWICK : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Monday ANZ BANK: McDonald 2, McCutcheon, Peter Orchard, Thomas Best: Doig, Ham, Hurd, Pearson, Salter, Thorn AJAX 45 57 610 8 15-63 LaTrobe Blacks 12 43 55 6 6-42 AJAX : Hoffman 3, Gross 2, Friede, Goldberg, Rozenbes Best: Perelberg, Lipson, Kagan, Goldstone, Goldberg, Markoff LA TROBE BLACKS : Goalkickers, Best dead-line - first post Monday North Brunswick 23 56 69 109-69 St Bede's OC 02 02 13 34-22 NORTH BRUNSWICK: Turner 3, J Willmot 2, Muscat, P Willmot, Cirillo, Trotter, Pepi Best: Muscat, Frizza, G Beek e, Cirillo, J Willmot, Grant ST BEDE'S O C : Smyth 2, Edwards Best : Sullivan, Kane, Handley, A Hester, McDonnell, Price AMP Society 63 11 11 18 14 24 17-161 St Pat's-Mon OC 12 24 26 3 8-26 AMP SOCIETY: O'Rourke 6, Batten 5, Nicholls 3, O'Sullivan 3, D Brooks 3, Mc- Leod 2, Wiley, I Henderson Best: Wiley Batten, Nicholls, O'Sullivan, D Brooks, O'Rourke ST PAT'S-MONIVAE : Walsh, Leeming, Salemne Best : Jansen, Ryan, Walsh, Ozolins, Collins, Leeming West Brunswick 14 411 719 10 21-81 Old Mentonians 21 53 73 73-45 WEST BRUNSWICK: Guatta 3, Condon 2, Green 2, Gurrieri 2, Harrison Best: Callander, Condon, Dagg, P Heenan, Guatta, Oakley OLD MENTONIANS: Bennett 3, Burbury 2, Lane, Ericksen Best: S McKenzie, Brodrick, Goddard, Bennett, Green, Witherow F RESERVE SECTION lyionash Whites 31 43 65 14 9-93 Glenroy 5 4 $6 910 9 11-6 5 MONASH WHITES : Goalkickers, Best dead-:ine - first post Monday GLENROY : M Wakeling 5, Ray Perry 2, Stockdale 2 Besi : M Wakeling, Stockdale, Ray Perry, P Scraffc, M Prendergast, Ryan Bul leen United 43 7 5 86 11 8-74 Thcr7bury 1 9 34 56 6 10-4 6 BULLEEN UNITED: Cairns 2, Draper 2, Chubb 2, Turner, F;avel, P Nanscawen, Brookes, MacLeod Bcst: L Muir, MacLeod, Brown, K 1-Iarvie, D Divirgilio, Cairns rhorpnbury: Burnie 3, B Burrows, J Gurrieri, Were Bcsi : S Staff, Harbour, Hector, Geary, Burg,~s, Burnie Beverley Hills 36 510 916 12 16-88 University Reds 12 44 44 6 8-44 BEVERLEY HILLS : Bradshaw 3, Ormsto n 2, Odgers 2, McCrory 2, Cox, Hancock gamin Best: Bradshaw, Chandler, Han-, Becock, G McCrory, Odgers, Thompson UNiVEHRSITY REDS: Goalkickers, Best dead-line - first post Monday Footseray IT 31 61 68 11 9-75 Latrobe Reds 22 43 46 9 12-66 FOOTSCRAY I T : Goalkickers, Best Players not received, or received after copy deadline - first post Monday LA TROBE REDS: Ryan 2, Gilsenan 2, Butler 2, Wilson, Grant, Graham Best : Butler, Irvine, Grant, T Delahunty, Brian, Solomon Heatherton a bye Fawkner would like to congratulate champion ruckman Darryl Fo'ey on reaching his 50th game in Amateur ranks Darryl this year is playing the brand of football that won him best and fairest in 1973 SINCE 1845 Telephone Melbourne 60-0571 ;-Oakle'sgh 568-1999 BOB COGDON BARRY S11EARER, RICK STAFFORD (MEMBERS V A F A ) THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 9, 1975 Page 21

LEADING GOALKICKER S Goals kicked last week shown In brackets CER N A SECTION Thompon, J St Bern (9) 2 Jordan, O Parad t2) 57 Moore, Mon Blues (4) 44 T Byrne, Pes OB (',) 43 Murray, North OB (4) 43 Smythe, Ormond (9) 38 Alan Graham, Ormond (-) 36 Fisher, Ormond (-) 34 Perrett, Un Blacks (2) 34 G Trevascus, Res OB (-) 33 Hansen, Old Trinity (3) 3 3 B SECTION Hughes, Ivanhoe (2) 76 Butcher, Caul Grem (2) 54 M Cooke, Old Carey (4) 46 Tyquin, Un Blues (1) 36 Eddy, De La Salle (-) 35 McDonald O Scotch (2) 35 Wilson, Ivanhoe (-) 34 Bowring, Old Halley (-) 33 Mitchcll, Kew (4) 3 0 C SECTION Urc?uh-,rt, O Melb (7) Calleja, St K CBC (i ) Galbraith, O Ivan (2) Sykes Power House (I) P Whitfield, Alph (3) Fl,ivel, UHS O B (1) McMahon, UHS O B 12) Schliefert, MHS O B 11 ) Jennings, St K CBC (3) D SECTION Combe, Hamp Rov (6) Eacott, S S Bank (6 ) Ayres, Fawkner (3) 64 53 52 44 36? 5 3F 31) 3 0 60 44 4 3 CENTURY TO OLD XAV FULL-BACK OLD XAVERIANS congratulate Keira n Moore on playing his 100th game today with the club After two years with University Blues juniors and Seniors he came to Old Xavs in 1969 Now playing as full back he has capably played in many positions Unfortunately Keiran is suffering from the onslaught of younger players in the club and is finding difficulty getting back into the firsts This year Keiran has shown his desire for the club to move up the grades by taking on a position on the general committee Well done, Keiran, keep the oranges and cordial coming for another hundred games Congratulations to Peter Lamb of Old Trinity who played his 50th game against Reservoir some weeks ago Peter came to the club from Monash in 1971 and has been a talented and tough wingman with the club since then Congratulations, Pete, hope we see 50 more tough, fiery games like them Utility Player David Wilson makes his 50th appearance with University Blues today David has been one of the Blues' Rowston, Ham Roll (2) 32I Dwyer, Old Xav (-) 31 Julier, S S Bank (3) 31 K Ward, Fawkner (6) 30 Cameron, S S Bank (1) 27 E SECTIO N Dancer, ANZ Bank (5) 54 Schulberg, AJAX (1) 51 Gurfinkel, AJAX (2) 42 Norton, O Menton (1) 32 Mahar, St Pats-Mon- (2) 30 Ruddell, AMP Soc (-) 29 Roulston, AMP Soc (2) 28 McLaughlan, AMP S (1) 28 Harnetty, ANZ Bank (-) 27 F SECTIO N Meeking, Heatherton (18) 104 O'Loughlin, B Hills (12) 52 Lachmund, Bull Un (4) 43 P,odey, Heatherton (9) 42 Ioannidis, Thornbury (3) 35 Lucas, Thornbury (-) 34 M Staff, Thornbury (-) 33 Wilson, Bull Un (4) 32 Gibson, Bev Hills (4) 26 JUNIOR SECTION I Jones, Ivanhoe (1) 41 Wilson, Ormond (7) 40 Sterling, Ormond (1) 33 Maxwell, Un Blues (-) 26 Johnson, Ivanhoe (1) 24 1'oyanton, Ormond (3) 19 Sinclair, Ormond (5) 18 O'Rourke, Ivanhoe (1) I 8 JUNIOR SECTION 2 Thompon, Ham Rov (2) 67 Godfrey, NOB (7) 54 Condello, NOB (5) 4 2 Hearn, Old Carey (5) 41 Czerney, Thomastown (-) 41 Earle, Hamp Rev (2) 26 Robinson, Thomastown (-) 32 Moore, St Bern (6) 29 Dalmau, St Bern (-) 26 Brockwell, W Bruns (2) 2 6 A RESERVE SECTION Stockdale, O Trinity (3) 51 Chard, North O B (3) 27 Massey, Res O B (1) 24 M Betts, Geelong (-) 2 3 B RESERVE SECTION Carroll, Un Blues (4) 40 Harley De La Salle (2) 39 P Mitchell, D LS (-) 31 Ferguson, Collegians (2) 30 C RESERVE SECTIO N J White, St K CBOC (-) 38 Serradura, Pwr Hse (-) 33 Morgan, MHS O B (5) 29 Larkin O Brighton (1) 2 7 D RESERVE SECTION Quinn, Old Xav (4) 29 Fraser, Old Xav (3) 24 M Barnes, Fawkner 20 T Teasdale Fawkner 1 6 E RESERVE SECTION Wiener, AJAX (-) 39 Ericksen, O Ment (1) 31 D Brooks, AMP Soc (3) 25 Thomas ANZ Bank (1) 24 F RESERVE SECTION Marks, Thornbury (-) 26 Yates, Heatherton 3 Williams, Heatherton 17 Buxton, Heatherton 17 M Wakeling, Glenroy (5) 1 7 most popular players since he began with the Juniors in 1973 After only one season he was chosen as Captain and led his team to the 1974 Junior I Premiership A true utility player in every sense of the word he has played in almost every position on the field - since the first match this season he has played every game with the Reserves being among the best nearly every week When David is not playing or attending to his studies he is active as a committee member Congratulations ' to Peter Walsh on playing his 50th game for Old Brighton today Peter started with the club in 1972 and had an excellent first season His playing career was interrupted by an overseas trip, but since returning he has played as we)l as his first season promised This seasou in particular, Pete's desire to win the ball and his tireless running and chasing have been a guiding light and inspiration to a club experiencing much disappointment and frustration Congratulations Peter on 50 i games and a great season of football Page 22 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-AUGUST 9, 1975 A1 " The watch for men who dare to be men whose time is action whose seconds count LIN AUSTRALIA'S ONLY NAT]011^L JEWELLE R Bourke St, Melbourne

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