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Marcellin had only 9 points to spare from ANZ Bank, who have not won a match, but Old Ivanhoe scored a resounding win over AJAX. La Trobe Reds, who have not yet broken the ice, played a draw with St. Bede's, whose kicking let them down, and Elsternwick beat Monash Whites by 27 points. In Junior Section games, Old Scotch scored a 3-point win over Power House, but Ormond, Monash and St. Bernard's all had comfortable wins. North Old Boys beat University Blues by 26 points in Section 2, slashing the Blues' percentage from 1074.7 to 489.5. Both had been unbeaten previously. Old Brighton beat Tooronga-Malvern by 5 points, and Beverley Hills did rather better, running National Bank to 29 points. In the Reserves, Coburg beat Ormond by 10 points, North Old Boys beat Caulfield Grammar by 3 points, Tooronga-Malvern drew with Collegians, Blacks and Geelong easily beat Trinity and Carey respectively, Assumption beat Melburnians by a goal, Fairfield beat Xavier by 8 points, Alphington beat La Trobe Blacks by 4 points, Marcellin beat ANZ Bank by 2, AJAX went down to Old Ivanhoe, and Monash Whites thrashed Elsternwick. THE BLACK LIS T Failed to phone final scores to the Herald before publication deadline (4.50 p.m.). Fine - ONE DOLLAR. OLD CAREY GRAMM. Failed to phone final scores to the Herald before 5.30 p.m. Fine - THREE DOLLARS. POWER HOUSE JUNIORS DOOKIE & LONG. O.C. RESERVES Failed to phone final scores to Pres s Correspondent before 7 p.m. Fine - ONE DOLLAR. DOOKIE & LONG. O.C. RESERVES Incorrect scores phoned to the Herald. Fine - ONE DOLLAR. COMMONWEALTH BANK AJAX JUNIORS LOOKING BACK 5 YEARS AGO - 1967 Coburg suffered their first defeat - victors were Uni. Blacks by 45 points with Milner (6 goals) a star. In 'B' Section North Old Boys won their first game at the expense of Ormond, previously undefeated. 100 games to John MacKenzie (Old Scotch) and Ian Brown (Old Geelong). Among the notes "what an asset Kevin Heath is to Assumption Old Collegians - 22 marks to half-time, and another 18 kicks in second half". 10 YEARS AGO - 1962 U.H.S.O.B. (14.17) with Karanicolas a star, thrashed Old Melburnians (7.9) in the surprise of the day. Geoff Hibbins (Collegians) became the first player in that club to play 200 games - and to date had won 5 V.A.F.A. fairest and best awards (3 in A and 2 in B Section). Leading goalkicker in Junior Section was Graeme Watson of Ormond with 34 goals (now a member of the present Australian test team in England). 20 YEARS AGO - 1952 Champion full forward, Duncan Anderson kicked 12 goals for University Blues (20.16) who defeated Old Paradians (9.13). Commonwealth Bank (9.14) scraped in from H. Rovers (9.12) - among the stars, "Banks goalsneak" Greasy Malcolm - now a man in white (20 years ago and still going!). Stars for Ivanhoe in a big win over State Savings Bank were Jim and Jack Neeson, Ken Aldred and John Manuell. MARKING OF GROUNDS Many umpires have complained of the unsatisfactory marking of grounds this season - boundary lines, kickoff lines. and centre circle. The attention of clubs is drawn to this, with a reminder that a fine may be incurred if this matter is not attended to. Page 4 THE A MATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 20, 1972
LAST W EEK'S RESULTS A SECTION Ormond 2-8 9-14 16-17 24-20-164 Coburg 1-3 3-6 6-9 9-12- 66 Ormond : Foulsham 5, Graham 4, Swan 4, Wood 3, Burney 2, Jenkins 2, Kozlowski 2, R. Cameron, Dexter. Best : Burney, Wood, Swan, Moran, R. Curtis, Corben. Coburg : Seath 3, Cleary 2, Willoughby, Handley, King, Gardner. Best : Ebbage, Willoughby, Leckie, Sullivan, King, Cleary. B SECTION Kew 6-2 11-7 11-9 13-12- 90 Ivanhoe 3-1 3-1 9-9 12-13- 8 5 Kew : Nihill 5, Hayes 2, Davey, Mitchell, Farrington, Barclay, McEwan, Smith. Best : Mitchell, Nihiil, Hayes, Smith, Pearce, McEwan. Ivanhoe : Quinlivan 2, N. Dean 2, Baker, Borchers, Phillips, P. Hartney, Ireland, McKernan, Berry, Robinson. Best : Callinan, Dixon, Flanagan, Phillips, Quinlivan, Robinson. Old Paradlans 1-4 8-9 15-13 20-19-139 De La Salle O.C. 5-4 7-6 9-7 10-8 - 68 Old Paradians : Mount 4, Mansfield 3, Galloway 2, Johnson 2, Williams 2, Audley 2, Lyons 2, McKinley, Ford, Moran. Best : Audley, Mc- Kinley, R. Tudor, Lyons, Ford, Carroll. De La Salle : Rathjins 3, Dunn 2, Peart 2, Brazier 2, Newton. Best : Botha, R. Halasa, Whitelaw, Brazier, Cook, Dunn. Caulfield Gramm 0-2 8-10 10-13 18-20-128 North Old Boys 3-2 6-3 11-5 12-6 - 7 8 Caulfield Gram.: McNicol 4, Dickeson 3, Butcher 3, Morphet 2, Allen 2, M. Tamblyn 2, G. Tootell, P. McLaughlin. Best : McNicol, G. Tootell, Wiliams, Morphet, P. McLaughlin, Fox. North Old Boys : Maher 3, Joss 2, Fogarty 2, Murray 2, Wilson, S. Maule, B. Arthurson. Best : Fogarty, D. Maquire, Power, Robertson, Wilson, O'Connor. University Blues 3-3 6-5 10-9 17-11-113 MHS Old Boys 2-3 4-8 8-11 12-14- 86 Univ. Blues : Goalkickers, Best Players not received. MHS Old Boys : R. Wood 3, Staley 3, J. Cooper, P. Harley, Featherby, Cormack, Raad, Hutton. Best: J. Cooper, R. Wood, Malone, Ternes, Featherby, Staley. Geelong 2-3 8-4 11-9 16-13-109 Old Carey Gramm 1-2 3-4 8-9 9-13- 67 Geelong : Casboult 6, Wilson 5, Bullen 2, E. Smith 2, Allden. Best : E. Smith, Bullen, Wilson, Robinson, O'Kane. Old Carey : K. Davis 3, Dickie 3, M. Cook, Sharp, Raymond. Best : Birrell, Elliott, Sharp, Raymond, K. Davis, Chapman. Old Trinity Gr. 1-0 6-4 9-7 15-9 - 99 University Blacks 5-6 9-8 11-10 14-14- 9 8 Old Trinity : Stephens 7, G. Fellows 4, Quarterman 3, Leaper. Best: Stephens, Piggin, G. Fellows, Quarterman, Dart, Fletcher. Univ. Blacks : Forrest 4, McLean 2, C. Cordner 2, 1. Cordner, Connell, Lipshut, Parrett, Hill, Stewart. Best : Hill, C. Cordner, Lipshut, Christopherson, Connell, S. Costello. Old Scotch Coll 5-7 13-10 14-11 18-14-122 UHS Old Boys 2-3 4-4 7-6 10-8 - 6 8 Old Scotch : Morgan 6, Walker 4, Campbell 2, Lilley 2, Nicholls, R. Beaurepaire, Marks, Leeming. Best: R. Beaurepaire, Walker, Kefford, Bell, Campbell, Nicholls. UHS Old Boys : Holdsworth 2, Mitchell 2, Kett 2, Astbury, Brunnen, Kinnear, Reid. Best : Flavel, Watt, Holdsworth, Morrell, Astbury, Kinnear. St. Bernard's O.C. 2-1 4-9 8-13 15-15-105 Monash Blues 4-4 9-7 10-8 11-9 - 75 St. Bernard's OC : De Luca 4, Phelan 3, Eaton 2, Drennan 2, G. Wade, King, Daffey, Collins. Best: Rackham, Aughton, Harvey, G. Wade, De Luca, lannazzo. Monash Blues : Smith 4, Von Moger 3, Syme, Bartley, M. Halliday, Van Den Akker. Best : Amor, Wilson, Knight, M. Halliday, Booth, Hunter. Collegians 5-6 7-8 13-11 15-13-103 Tooronga-Malvern 2-0 6-5 8-9 13-10- 88 Collegians : Pryor 4, Waiduck 2, Shinkfield 2, Nash 2, Ryan 2, Leembruggen, Fox, P. Munn. Best : Ryan, Hughes, Zent, Woods, Pryor, Moodie. Tooronga-Malvern: Parker 4, Jackson 2, Cohen 2, W. Wilson, Hoey, Rutherford, Jones, Davis. Best : Jones, Hoey, Cameron, Brand, Jackson, Simmonds. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -May 20, 1972 Page 5
Last Week's Results - continued C SECTION Reservoir O.B. 1-2 8-8 13-10 20-12-132 St. Kilda CBOC 6-5 9-5 15-6 16-7 -103 Reservoir O.B. : Archer 5, McCrohan 4, Massey 2, Jarvie 2, Shepard 2, J. Poulka, Trevascus, Devlin, Bates, F. Tuininga. Best : Bates, Trevascus, F. Tuininga, Archer, Jarvie, Martin. St. Kilda CBOC : Casey 5, J. White 4, Field 2, O'Connell 2, Esmonde, Kenny, Sheehan. Best : Casey, Clinch, Esmonde, Field, O'Connell, Sheehan. Assumption O.C. 3-6 11-10 16-11 21-16-142 Old Melburnians 3-6 5-10 9-14 14-17-101 Assumption Old Coll. : Faulkner 5, Tuck 4, Avery 3, Leorke 3, O'Donnell 2, Renwick, Caswell, Pavone, Daly. Best : O'Donnell, Faulkner, Leorke, Torpey, Tuck, Howard. Old Melburnians : Dick 4, Niemann 3, Thompson 3, Klestaat 2, Guest, Rattray. Best : Dick, Niemann, Snelleman, Shaip, Rattray, Weir. Power House 4-0 9-1 9-5 13-10- 88 C'wealth Bank 3-2 5-4 7-5 9-7 - 6 1 Power House: Bartlett 5, Coloe 2, Bourke, Hutchinson, Sykes, Shewan, Sibraa, Taylor.Best : Cross, Sykes, Stawlake, Shewan, Hutchinson, Sibraa. C'wealth Bank: McKinney 2, Eales, Slocum, Robb, Thompson, McCrimmon, O'Donnell, Mc- Nally. Best : McNally, Robb, McCrimmon, Radford, Petrynuik, McKinney. National Bank 2-1 7-7 12-8 18-14-122 Old Haiteybury 0-4 5-4 7-8 10-9 - 69 National Bank : Tilton 5, Bush 3, Arcadiou 2, Brooke 2, Jacomovic 2, Lloyd, Munro, Ryan, Taylor. Best : Bell, Johnson, Tilton, Brooke, Reevas, Bush. Old Haileybury : Goalkickers, Best Players not received. Fairfield 1-1 4-4 8-7 15-14-104 Old Xaverians 5-7 10-8 12-14 14-16-100 Fairfield- Alexander 5, Harding 2, Hyland 2, King 2, Fitzpatrick 2, Bux, N. Wykes. Bast* Guest. Alexander, Capoldi, Fitzpatrick, Sparrey, Bux. Old Xaverians : Fraser 4, Howard 2, Naughton 2, Stanley 2, Midgley, Trahair, Raffaele, Zachariah. Best : McKenzie, Naughton, Howard, Gibson, Lonergan, Gowers. D SECTION St. Patrick's O.C. 2-1 2-2 9-7 14-13- 97 Old Geelong Gr. 2-4 4-4 4-6 9-8 - 62 St. Patrick's O.C.: Scully 5, Shannon 4, J. Mahar 2, W. Mahar, Larkins, Smurthwaite. Best : Robinson, Scully, W. Mahar, Campbell, Love, Park. Old Geelong : Carroll 2, R. Whalley 2, Lewis 2, Godfrey, Marendaz, Spider. Best : Crawford, Baulch, Whalley, Carroll, Nathan, Marendaz. Alphington 3-2 6-15 9-15 13-16- 94 La Trobe Blacks 7-2 7-3 8-4 9-9 - 63 Alphington : Tann 4, Roberts 3, Shaw 2, Shea 2, Smith, Shearer, Gale. Best : Smith, Eaton, Puddy, Alsop, Shaw, Williams. La Trobe Blacks: Goalkickers do not tally with scores. Best : Sceney, Ziebell, B. O'Brien, Emery, Sgro. Parkside 8-0 14-5 18-11 21-14-140 Footscray ITOB 1-2 3-4 4-6 7-10- 52 Parksida : Goalkickers, Best Players not received. Footscray TCOB : Dilks 2, Murley 2, Andres, Leonard, Sheales. Best : Andres, Dibbon, Curwood, Carr, Sheales, Fletcher. Old Brighton Gr. 0-8 4-14 6-18 11-23- 89 Hampton Rovers 1-3 3-5 7-8 8-8 - 5 6 Old Brighton : Hamilton 3, Thomas 3, Agar 2, D. Wood 2, P. Devine. Best : Mackenzie, Watkins, Stansfield-Smith, J. Devine, Reid, Currie. Hampton Rovers : Slattery 3, Hartford, Grace, Stepanavicious, Bird, Macnaughton. Best : Stepanavicius, Dean, Wolfe, McNaughton, Slattery, Tregear. Brunswick 3-5 8-6 14-13 18-15-123 St. Kevin's O.B. 1-2 4-7 4-8 5-9 - 3 9 Brunswick : Dwyer 4, Knox 4, Hughes 3, Jones 3, K. Beckett 2, Lowcock, Palmer. Best : Cullinan, P. Hanlon, Dwyer, K. Beckett, Hughes, Knox. St. Kevin's Old Boys : K. Hoare 2, C. Molan 2, Sheehan. Best : Nettlefold, D. Reynolds, Lodge, Lewin, Sheehan, O'Kelly. T. W. S H E RRI N' S "KANGAR00 " BRAND FOOTBALLS I.eauua..ue.e...a.nuen.uu..u.ue.ssaaeaaeva.e.e.us.e.a..a.v......n.. FIRST BALL MADE FOR AUSTRALIAN GAME - s till Leads The Fiel d.........u.uma..u.ue.u.s..nu.n.nn..ause.anuua...u..r.wnnnu...u.e... Page ' 6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- May 20, 1972
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Last Week's Result s JUNIOR SECTION 1 St. Bernard's O.C. 5-2 6-7 9-11 13-12- 90 University Blacks 1-3 1-6 4-10 6-15- 5 1 St. Bernard's O.C. : McDonough 3, Cavanagh 3, Blake 3, Sebire 2, Cooney, Santamaria. Best : Mahoney, Angel, G. T. Hogan, G. J. Hogan, B. Egan, Bentick. Univ. Blacks : Lockie 3, O'Shanghnessy, Frederick, Torode. Best: Belungham, Bouchier, O'Shaughnessy, Frederick, Irwin, Crowe. Ormond 1-5 7-13 14-17 15-25-115 MHS Old Boys 4-4 4-5 8-6 6-7 - 4 3 Ormond : Pullman 3, Rowse 3, Sandilands 3, Crump 2, Russ, Chapman, Westmoreland, Young. Best : Crump, Hardham, Pullman, Westmoreland, Hocking, Goold. MHS Old Boys : Newman 2, Whitcroft 2, Bulleid, G. Woods. Best : Dimopolous, Bullied, Hulls, Wallace, Mitchell, Todd. Monash University 4-3 8-10 9-14 14-22-106 Hampton Scouts 2-4 4-8 6-15 8-15- 63 Monash Univ. : Sundberg 3, Bickford 3, Rosengarten 3, Clarke, Rickard, Nethercote, Fuhrmeister, Harrison. Best : Milford, Rosengarten, Gaskell, Wharton, O'Shea, Fuhrmeister. Hampton Scouts : Goalkickers, Best Players not received. Old Scotch Coil 1-5 4-6 7-7 11-10- 76 Power House 3-2 4-4 8-6 11-7 - 73 Oid Scotch : Goalkickers do not tally with scores: Best : Booth, Tyers, Milner, Melville, Sheer, Leathern. Power House : Ratcliff 7, Daniel, Godfrey, Jewell, Rogerson. Best : Allwood, Rogerson, Daniels, Godfrey, Miller, Jewell. Parkside 5-4 9-5 14-10 18-11-119 Ivanhoe 1-2 4-8 6-11 10-17- 77 Parkside : Higgins 5, Sweeney 3, Grummisc h 2, Cotton 2, Ovard 2, Philpot, Collins, Young, Howarth. Best : Cotton, Philpot, Ovard, Higgins, Howarth, Grummisch. Ivanhoe : Hogan 3, Graham Dean 2, Geoff Dean 2, Beattie, Johnson, Appleby. Best : Graham Dean, Johnson, Appleby, Beattie, Hogan, Stewart. continued I JUNIOR SECTION 2 National Bank 2-5 3-11 8-16 15-20-110 Beverley Hills 4-3 6-8 8-9 12-9 - 8 1 National Bank : Walkedon 6, G. Bates 4, Arcadiou 2, Bartolo, R. Bate, Martorella. Best : Furns ;on, Ferrier, R. Bate, Walkedon, Martorella, Arcad!ou. Beverley Hills : Goalkickers not supplied. Best : Post, Ryan, D. Browning, M. Browning, White, Paull. Old Brighton Gr. 2-3 8-8 8-10 12-12- 84 Tooronga-Malvern 2-7 5-8 7-16 10-19- 79 Old Brighton : Shepherd 4, Gutteridge 3, Trotter 2. Bramwell, Castle, Gregory. Best : Finkemeyer, Castle, Gutteridge, Evans, Edmondson, Burke. Tooronga-Malvern : Kerr 3, Weaver 2, Francis, Franklin, Mayberry, Stokes, Gowland. Best : Kerr, Townsend, Hanson, Weaver, Nankervis, Ward. Nort h Old Boys 6-6 11-11 13-12 16-16-112 University Blues 3-0 4-1 6-10 12-14- 86 North Old Boys : Stimpson 7, White 3, Ferguson 2, Morfessi 2, Moore, Cusack. Best : Redden, J. Maguire, Cusack, Stimpson, Morfessi, L. Ryan. Univ. Blues : Smith 8, J. Hickey 2, Kilpatrick, Radford, Campbell, Nichols, Marshall, P. Hickey, Davies. Best : Davies, J. Hickey, Marshall, Leslie, Smith, Ainger. West Brunswick 4-6 13-16 20-19 27-29-191 Brunswick 3-0 5-1 9-6 10-7 - 67 West Brunswick : Foote 7, Aiello 5, Callende r 5, Fisher 5, Konstantinidis 2, Guatta, O'Connor, Wesselman. Best : Aiello, Foote, Fisher, Fitzgerald, Guatta, Miller. Brunswick : Toohey 4, Purser 4, Gray 2, Best : Gantert, Toohey, K. Smith, Brand, Peatling, Morse. Caulfield Gramm 6-3 11-9 15-13 18-15-123 AJAX 1-2 2-3 2-5 4-6 - 30 Caulfield Gram.: Irvine 4, Worthington 4, Lupson 4, Monotti 2, Pearson 2, Brewin, Upstill. Best : Irvine, Minotti, Nichol, Pearson, Richards, Worthington. AJAX : Weiderman 2, Roth, Teitelbaum. Best : Blatt, Rosner, Teitelbaum, Olenski, Balbin, Bluzer. Coburg a bye................................................................................. AS USED BY THE CHAMPIONS. ARENA SPORTING FOOTWEA R LOU ZACHARIA H Makers of Football Boots, Athletic Shoes, High Leg Boxing Boots, Cricket Boots, Football Umpire Boots and Gymnasium Boots...uu..u.uu...u....uu..u.......u...u..nn...u...euu.n.... Page 8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 20, 1972
Last Week's Results - continued C RESERVE SECTIO N St. Kilda CBOC 3-2 5-8 7-13 9-17- 71 Reservoir OB 0-2 3-6 3-10 4-14- 38 St. Kilda CBOC : Howe 6, Carlson, Clarke, Drew. Best : Danckert, Girdwood, K. Harrison, R. Harrison, A. Sherman, Howe. Reservoir Old Boys : Letson, Clarke, Wilson, P. O'Brien. Best : Farrar, D. O'Brien, Byrnes. Assumption O.C. 3-6 4-8 9-13 10-19- 79 Old Melburnians 1-2 6-5 9-5 11-7 - 73 Assumption Old Coll.: Caruso 3, Shaw 2, Byrne, McAvoy, Patterson, Morden, Poynton. Best : Howe, Caruso, Fitz, Morden, Payton, Patterson, Old Melburnians : Ristrom 5, A'Beckett, Alder, Caldwell, Hughes, McAdam, C. Pitts. Best : Ristrom, Caldwell, J. Holmes, A'Beckett, Miyer, Nissen. Power House 7-4 9-6 13-8 19-13-127 C'weatth Bank 0-0 0-2 0-2 1-3 - 9 Power House : Dakin 6, Pettifer 5, O'Brien 2, Naish 2, Ashley, Stapleton, Whitemore, L. Newton. Best : Potter, Retallick, Naish, L. Newton, Stapleton, O'Brien. C'wealth Bank : White. Best : Aldenhoven, Hjorth, Goodall, Hawthorn, Tyler, Sullivan. Old Haileybury 4-3 5-4 6-8 12-10- 82 National Bank 2-2 5-5 7-8 7-11- 53 Old Haileybury : Goalkickers, Best Players not received. National Bank : Goalkickers do not tally with scores : Best : Nitzkhevich, McFarlane, Curran, Rhode, Miller, Smith. Fairfield 1-3 4-4 8-4 12-7- 79 Old Xaverians 3-2 3-5 8-9 10-11- 7 1 Fairfield: Day 3, R. Gill 3, Butterworth 2, Quadara 2, Stevens, 0'Bierne. Best : Patchett, Grace, Wilson, Stevens, Kenney, Bryan. Old Xaverians : O'Shaughnessy 4, Franich 3, Petroff, Gardini, Ryan. Best : Kyne, K. O'Shaughnessy, J. Rush, Schrader, Brehney, Franich. Last Saturday St. Bernard's Junior's captain Gerard Mahoney, played his 50th game for the club. Gerard, who is the 4th member of his family to play for St. Bernard's is a very intelligent and talented footballer and will undoubtedly be successful in the senior ranks of Amateur Football in years to come. D RESERVE SECTIO N Old Geelong Or. 4-3 8-6 14-9 16-12-108 St. Patrick's O.C. 3-3 6-6 7-7 7-9 - 51 Old Geelong Grammarians : Geyer 4, Austi n 3, Grant 2, Opperman 2, Jackson, Ross, Grantham, Anderson, McGregor. Best : Webster, Grant, Austin, Geyer, Ross, S. Jenkins. St. Patrick's O.C. : Adamson 2, Nelson, Waterman, Seaburgh, Telefson, Watson. Best : Jansen, Reid, Perrin, J. Campbell, Nelson, Williams. Alphington 1-2 3-7 3-8 6-13- 49 La Trobe Blacks 2-1 5-2 7-3 7-3 - 4 5 Alphington : T. Wills 2, Tidgeon, Belcher Drake, McLeod. Best : D. Wills, Hird, I. Harris. Tidgeon, Belcher, Mitchell. La Trobe Blacks: Mclvor 3, Silcock 2, Mc- Donough, Solomon. Best: Daly, Dann, Solomon, Anyon, Hayes, Putman. Parkside 5-1 10-9 14-9 16-13-109 Footscray ITOB 0-1 0-2 1-4 1-5 - 1 1 Parkside : Goalkickers, Best Players not received. Footscray TCOB : Gray. Best : McDonald, C. Taylor, Cross, Little, Ash, Parham. Hampton Rovers 2-6 4-9 8-12 13-13- 91 Old Brighton Gr 1-2 2-3 2-3 4-5 - 2 9 Hampton Rovers: Gleich 3, Hammond 2, Macartney 2, Boyle, Cook, Devery, Young, English, Combe. Best: K. Patterson, Hammond, Young, MacNish, Manzie, Macartney. Old Brighton : Titshall, Flack, Hamilton, Smith. Best : Sedgwick, Cowling, Dick, Knight, Hamilton, P. Wood. St. Kevin's O.B. 3-1 10-5 12-9 18-12-120 Brunswick 1-2 2-4 5-6 6-6 - 42 St. Kevin s Old Boys : Hanger 6, M. Mansour 3, Martin 3, Gaven 2, D'spnall 2, Barry, Murphy. Best: B. McArdle, Randles, Hanger, Martin, O'Connor, Meese. Brunswick : Cronin 2, Hough 2, Strong, Staples. Best : Cronin, Hough, G. Beckett, T. Banns, Kinloch, Russ. Congratulations Dave `Big Red' Durack in playing your 50th game for Old Mentonians last week. We look forward to seeing your flashing red hair on the football field for a long time. Page 10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 20, 1972
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UMPIRES CORNE R HINTS FOR GOAL UMPIRE S It is just as important for goal umpires to "look the part", as it is for the field umpire. Dress in a manner befitting your position. On wet days, wear black studded boots. You are called upon to move about smartly and you should make sure of standing on your feet. Don't be influenced by spectators or players. Make sure you receive the "all clear" from the field umpire before raising either one or two flags. Never stand with your hands in your pockets. Be careful to record the score on your score-card, on every occasion you wave the flags. BOUNDARY UMPIRES Immediately you get the ball throw it in. Do not wait for the rucks to get into position, that's their worry - yours is to put the ball into play. After a goal has been scored, rush the ball back to the centre. Never kick the ball - this is unforgivable. School teacherv Brian Hagarty celebrated his increase in salary with a quick trip to the Capital Territory. Congratulations to Coburg mentor Alan Salter on being appointed coach of the Victorian interstate team. Alan who has a vast knowledge of football, is one of our most respected coaches, and we feel sure he will be as successful with this team as he has been with his own club - Alan we wish you success. Goal umpire Lance Williams is talking about going into training, he reckons he can't take the knocks any more? Without doubt the tallest player to represent St. Kilda CBOC, Dennis Drew, played his 50th game for the club recently. Dennis is still learning to use his great height but is always an earnest trier and will undoubtedly improve to become one of the club's top ruckmen, and a force in our rise up the ladder through to "A" grade. Congratulations, Dennis. ROSS FAULKNER'S `luative' Brand Footballs THE ONLY BALL USED BY BOTH THE * V.F.L. & '` V.F.A. IN THE 1970 GRAND FINALS COLLINGWOOD v CARLTON PRAHRAN v WILLIAMSTOW N Page 14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 20, 1972
SOCIAL NOTE S Caulfield Grammarians will hold a special dinner for John Wilson, senior coach from 1961-1971, at the M.C.G. on Friday 9th June at 6.30 p.m. Guest speakers will be the Hon. Lindsay Thompson, Minister for Education (an Old Boy and former player for the club) and John Landy. Club supporters are invited to attend and enquiries can be directed to C. Ullin 211-2903 (private), 69-3101 (business), R. Hepworth 53-1837, D. Watson 91-3147, R. Ashbolt 211-3620, J. Butcher 60-1841 (business) and A. Pyman 211-3018. During his period of 11 years as coach in an honorary capacity, Caulfield won two pennants, D Section 1961, A Section 1970,r,played in four other grand finals and has only been outside the final four on two occasions, so it is little wonder that club members, past and present players, and supporters generally, are expected to attend in large numbers to honor such a great clubman. Don't forget the big Trots night at the Ivanhoe clubrooms tonight. Give the club your support. Any queries, see Logie. All are invited to attend St Bernard's annual BBQ which will be held tonight (20th May) at the Sydenham Public Hall. (Through Keilor township to the Keilor-Melton Rd.; go half left and proceed to the Sydenham railway gates - 200 yds through, straight ahead.) All meat and refreshments will be provided and we have a top class band lined up for the night. The BBQ will begin at 6.30 and we guarantee that all who attend will have a most enjoyable night. Uni. High invites one and all to the club's big party to be held at Col Kinnear's, 17 Peacock St., West Brunswick, next Saturday, May 27th. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 20, 1972 Old Melburnians and others, if you want buckets of champagne, loads of chicken and plenty of fun for nothing come to Sunbury. This will make the Pop Festival look like the Country and Western Hour. All welcome. be there and find out for yourself what it's really like! Sunday all day 21st. Collegians will be entertaining Geelong teams at a barbecue after the game at the Harry Trott on May 27th. All players, girl friends, wives and supporters including old players welcome, from both teams. PRESS CORRESPONDENTS POST REPORT EACH SUNDAY.- It is absolutely essential that copy be received by the Editor BY FIRST POST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK. Copy received after this time will not be considered The only way to ensure delivery on Monday is to post SUNDAY-EARLY. ADDRESS ALL MATTER FOR PUBLICATION TO "THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER" Box 1564P, G.P.O., MELBOURNE, 3001 and not to the Editor's private address. (Use addressed envelopes provided.) Clubs in A Section should note these numbers. For teams on Thursday night (as early as possible after 7.30 p.m. please - and certainly before 9 p.m.). Jack Dunn (The Sun) 63 0211 Jim Robb (The Age) 60 042 1 This applies to clubs in main game only - as advised. Quarter-by-quarter scores this week. 91-6491 Watch for this number week by week. Page 1 5 I I
FIXTURE & RESULTS "All SECTIO N APRIL 15 Cbg 17.15 UBlue 11.15 OPad 18.12 StBrn 8.14 Nth 12.7 MHS 9.13 CIfG 24.24 DLS 8.8 Omd 19.11 MBl 8. 8 APRIL 22 Cbg 23.21 DLS 11.9 Orin 22.16 St B OC 11.9 OPar 13.20 MHS 11.8 C Gr 21.14 U Blue 10.7 N OB 12.15 M Blue 7.15 APRIL 2 9 Ormd 15.33 DLS 6.8 Nth OB 14.16 Cbg 8.12 CalfG 20.16 MHS 7.21 StBern 11.12 Uni B 6.7 OPard 17.12 MshBl 8.15 MAY 6 Cbrg 21.20 OPard 10.12 StBern 25.15 DLS 10.9 Omd 20.23 MHS 11.15 NOB 12.18 UBlue 11.13 ClfGr 20.15 MBlue 8.12 Played Wed., May 3rd (instead of May 20th) UniBlu 17.15 MBlu 16. 6 MAY 13 Ormd 24.20 Cbg 9.12 O Par 20.19 DLS 10.8 CGram 18.20 NOB 12.6 UBIs 17.11 MHSOB 12.14 StBnd 15.15 M Bls 11.9 MAY 20 Coburg v C'field G O Parad v Ormond North OB v St Bern DLSalle v MHS O B MAY 27 Ormond v North OB St Bern v C'fleld G MHS OB v Coburg Uni Blue v 0 Parad Mnsh Blue v DLSali e JUNE 3 North OB v 0 Parad C'fleld G v Ormond DLSalle v Uni Blue MHS OB v St Bern Coburg v Monash Blue JUNE 10 Interstate Match SOUTH AUSTRALIA V. VICTORIA at Adelaide No Club games in Melbourne JUNE 1 7 0 Parad v C'fleld G DLSalle v North OB The Grounds St Bern v Coburg Uni Blue v Ormond Monsh Blue v MRS OB JUNE 24 Coburg v DLSalle OC Ormond v St Bern O Parad v MHS OB C'fleld G v Uni Blue North OB v Mnsh B JULY 1 DLSalle v Ormond Coburg v North OB MHS OB v C'fleld Uni Blue v St Be rn Mush Blue v 0 Parad JULY 8 O Parad v Coburg St Bern v DLSalle Ormond v MHS OB North OB v Uni Blue C' fleld G v Mnsh Blue JULY 15 Coburg v Ormond DLSalle v 0 Parad North OB v C'fleld G MHS OB v Uni Blue Mnsh Blue v St Bern JULY 22 C'field G v Coburg Ormond v 0 Parad St Bern v North OB MHS OB v DLSalle Uni Blue v Mnsh Blue INTERSTATE MATC H TASMANIA v. VICTORIA at Launcesto n JULY 29 North OB v Ormond C'field G v St Bern Coburg v MHS OB O Parad v Uni Blue DLSaile v Mush Blu e AUGUST 5 MHS OB v North OB Ormond v C'fleld Gr Uni Blue v DLSalle St Bern v 0 Parad Monash Blue v Cobur g AUGUST 12 Uni Blue v Coburg O Parad v North OB St Bern v MHS OB DLSalle v C'fleld G Mnsh Blue v Ormond AUGUST 19 C'fleld G v 0 Parad North OB v DLSalle Coburg v St Bern Ormond v Uni Blue MHS OB v Mash Blu e Where and How Here is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, together with directions as to how they may be reached. Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on same ground as Seniors. A SECTION CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: Oval 3, Albert Park. (Train to Albert Park, or South Melbourne tram in Collins Street to South Melbourne Technical School. ) COBURG: De Cherie Reserve, Bell Street, East Coburg. (East Coburg tram in Swanston Street to terminus.) DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : Glen Iris Oval, off High Street, near Glen Iris Station. (Train to Glen Iris or Glen Iris tram in Swanston Street to terminus.) RE- SERVES: Darling Park Oval, Basil Street, Darling. (Train to Darling). MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS : Melbourne High School Oval, Forrest Hill, South Yarra. (Train or Toorak tram in Swanston Street to South Yarra Station, walk north along Yarra Street. ) MONASH UNIVERSITY BLUES: Monash University Oval. (Train to Huntingdale, bus along North and Wellington Roads to ground.) NORTH OLD BOYS: W. J. Brens Oval, Royal Park, opposite Zoo gates. (Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street to Leonard Street.) OLD PARADIANS : Yarra Park, opposite Olympic Park. (Batman Avenue tram from Princes Bridge.) ORMOND : Ormond Park. (Train to Ormond, walk north along Newham Grove. ) ST. BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS: St. Bernard's College Oval, end of Buckley Street, West Essendon. (Train to Essendon then bus. ) UNIVERSITY BLUES: University Oval. (Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swanston Street or Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street.) RE- SERVES: South-east corner of Princes Park, opposite Ormond College, Parkville. (Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in Elizabeth Street to College Crescent.) Page 16 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 20, 1972
ORMOND FULL-BACK'S 200th Ortnond's Graeme (Lumpy) Mora n played his 200th game against Coburg last Saturday. Graeme, who has broken the heart of many a full forward, has been an ornament to the game as a footballer and a man. He has represented Victoria in interstate football and is playing as well as ever. Ormond is tremendously proud of Graeme, who was elected a life member last year, and has been a committee member for several years. 100th GAME TO OM's PLAYER Congrats to `Rocket' Rod Brow n who played his 100th game for Old Melburnians last week. Rod has been around since 1966 when he won the club's best and fairest in his first year. Brownie would rather go through a pack than around and his gutsy determined play is an inspiration to the young players. The club and supporters congratulate `Rocket' and hope he will be around for years to come. 100 GAMES FOR ASSUMPTION CAPTAIN Paul "Stooge" Nugent cracked the ton when he led the team out last Saturday. After a serious knee injury that interrupted his career, Paul has come back with more courage, determination and brilliance than before. His play on the field has been an inspiration and example to all players, particularly the younger ones. Paul's great team spirit has been a source of strength on the field and off the field with his involvement in club affairs. Congratulations Paul and we all look forward to your future with the club. NORTH MAN HAS 100 UP Bernie Sheehy, the inimitable an d popular North Old Boys captain-coach (Reserves), played his 100th game for the purple-people eaters recently. Serious breaks because of injury and study have interrupted the career of Ron Casey's greatest rival, but determination and ability have brought up the ton. And so to the next. Power House would like to congratulate two fine clubmen who recently played their 50th game. Greg Meredith and Geoff Sharp graduated from the Junior ranks and have played a big part in the success of the Reserves this year. Congratulations to you both. AND A CENTURY AT ORMOND TOO There would be no team who coul d boast of a better clubmember than Ormond's Jeff Mortimer who played his 100th game last Saturday week. Jeff, who was Min Ormond's premiership team last season is an unselfish, courageous player whose attitude in placing the club first is an example for any footballer to follow. 150 GAMES TO JOHN TIEDGEN OF ALPHINGTON He has been deciding to give football away every other week for a few years but the ball comes his way again and he is off again. He learns new tricks occasionally, such as a couple of tremendous hand-passes near the goals. Forget your golf, that's a game for old blokes. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 20, 1972 Page 17 I I
150th to BANK COACH AND FULL BACK From Junior captain to Club Assistant Coach is the colourful record of Les Radford who played his 150th Senior game for Commonwealth Bank. A Senior best and fairest winner in 1970 Les has played most of his football in the ruck, but this year seems to have a mortgage on the centre half back position. His active committee duties coupled with the Ladies Committee work done by his charming wife Margaret make the pair a boom to the club. Today another stalwart in Terry Dick joins Les as he runs out for his 150th Senior game. Another product of our Junior club where he played 24 games, and when we throw in 37 Reserves games Terry has an impressive record indeed. Who will forget his magnificent game in the 1966 Bank carnival against Western Australia, or his courageous effort in the 1969 Grand Final, when he took mark after mark, whilst playing with a broken finger. Terry now capably holds down the full back position. TRINITY PLAYER REACHES CENTURY Congratulations to Old Trinity's Rod De Boos who played his 100th game for the club last week. Rod has given the club great service both as a player and committee-man, this year taking on the difficult task of social convenor. Rod's fitness and skill has been of great assistance to both the Seniors and Reserves. Congratulations are also in order to Phillip Watson who played his 50th game for the club last week. 100 UP TO ST. KILDA PLAYER Belated congratulations on his 100 games go to Laurie Sheehan from all at St. Kilda CBOC. One of the finest players ever to represent the club, "Bags" has served the side all over the field in brilliant fashion. Typical of his class was last week's effort, whe n Page 18 he took the ball from the half-back f.ank where he was stationed, right down the field to pop it through for a major, as if to show his opponent, a half-forward flanker, how to do it. We are indeed fortunate not to have lost Laurie to the big smoke and we can expect many more top performances in the years to come. Well done, "Bags' > CENTURY TO DE LA SALLE MAN Congratulations must go to De La Salle's Geoff Lyons who played his 100th game against Old Paradians last Saturday. Geoff, the club's best & fairest winner last year, has given great service over the years and is still one of our finest players. Well done Geoff! PRESS CORRESPONDENTS Many Press Correspondents are no t fully complying with the instructions forwarded to Club Secretaries for distribution to them prior to the start of the season. It is suggested that ALL PRESS CORRESPONDENTS take another careful look at these instructions, paying particular attention to Paragraphs 2, 5, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, (bottom left hand corner, front, alongside Club name already stamped there), 25, 26, 34, 35, 36, 38, 39, 40, 41 and 42. BETTER STILL - READ THE WHOLE LOT AGAIN VERY CARE- FULLY AND FOLLOW THEM STRICTLY TO ASSIST THE EDITOR- IAL STAFF, AND SAVE YOURSEL- VES FROM BEING "ROASTED". NEW NUMBER AT ELSTERNWICK PARK Clubs are advised that there is a new telephone number for contacting Emergency Umpires at Elsternwick Park. The number is now 91-6491. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 20, 1972
IMPORTANT NOTES AT EISTERNWICK PARK ADMISSION TICKETS Admission tickets issued to clubs for matches at Elsternwick Park are for the use of players and officials only. Any player who cannot produce a ticket will be required to pay for admittance. CAR PARKING Drivers who are not willing to park cars as directed at Elsternwick Park, wili be refused admittance to the ground. SCOREBOARD Clubs are advised that the Scorin g Board at Elsternwic.; Park must be operated by responsible club officials at all times. Children must not be allowed in the Scoring Board. CORRECT SCORES ESSENTIAL Clubs are reminded that correc t scores must be phoned to the Herald office, otherwise a fine (one dollar) will be incurred. And remember, too, that scores are incomplete without the points - offending clubs will be fined. SECTION - PLEAS E Press Correspondents are requested to comply with ALL INSTRUCTIONS in the Notes to Press Correspondents issued to all clubs prior to the Season - including - CLUB NAME and SECTION on every envelope forwarded to The Amateur Footballer. PREVIEW The A.B.C. Sporting Session from 3LO each Friday (which commences at 6.30 p.m.) will include a preview of the following day's amateur matches. Be sure to listen to this broadcast. "HERALD" PHONE NUMBERS 652 1407 or 652 1479 or 63 0211 Ext. 1407 or 1479. RESERVE SECTION. Results to 652 1272 or 63 0211, Ext. 1272 BE- FORE 3 p.m. Clubs in "A" Section are required to furnish ALL Goal-kickers and six (6) Best Players for each team (including Christian names and positions played), together with a short summary of the match, to the Press Correspondent before 7 p.m. This is the responsibility of the HOME CLUB. SCORES TO HERALD - NUMBERS Publication dead-line is 4.50 p.m. Fine - ONE DOLLAR if not phoned by this time. If you miss this dead-line, you must phone by 5.30 p.m. Fine - THREE DOLLARS if not attended to. If you miss out on The Herald, phone the Press Correspondent at 53 1290 before 7 p.m. otherwise a further Fine of ONE DOLLAR is incurred. RESULTS OF MATCHES Results of amateur matches are broadcast in the Sporting Sessions of Radio Stations 3LO, (commencing at 6.20 p.m.) 3DB and 3KZ (included in 7 p.m. News) each Saturday evening and from Television Channels ABV-2 and HSV-7. Repeat on 3KZ 9.30 a.m. Sunday. Channel 2 also provides quarter-byquarter scores of A Section matches each Saturday afternoon. WEARING OF NECK TAGS Players are advised that the wearing of neck tags of any description is not permitted, and that umpires have been instructed to insist upon their removal in all cases. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 20, 1972 Page 19
2 S Next Week's Matches - May 2 7 At 2 p.m. Reserves at 11.45 a.m. A SECTION and A RESERVE SECTION Ormond v North Old Boy s St Bernards OC v Caulfield Gram (at Elsternwick Park) MHS Old Boys v Coburg University Blues v Old Paradians Monash Blues v De La Salle O C B SECTION and B RESERVE SECTION Kew v University Blacks Tooronga-Malvern v Old Trinity G r Old Scotch Coll v Ivanhoe UHS Old Boys v Old Carey Gr Collegians v Geelong C SECTION and C RESERVE SECTION Reservoir OB v Power Hous e Old Xaverians v Commonwealth Bank Old Haileyburians v St Kilda CBOC National Bank v Old Melburnians Fairfield v Assumption OC D SECTION and D RESERVE SECTION Old Geelong Gr v Footscray ITOB St Kevins OB v Parksid e Old Brighton Gr v St Patricks OC Hampton Rovers v Alphington Brunswick v LaTrobe Blacks E SECTION and E RESERVE SECTION Glenhuntly v ANZ Bank AMP Society v Marcellin OC State Savings Bank v AJAX West Brunswick v Old Ivanhoe G r F SECTION and F RESERVE SECTIO N LaTrobe Reds v Old Mentonians St Bedes OC v North Brunswick Elsternwick v Old Camberwell Gr Monash Whites v Dookie & Long O C JUNIOR SECTION 1 University Blacks v Hampton Scouts Ivanhoe v Monash Uni Old Scotch Coll v St Bernards OC Power House v MHS Old Boys Parkside v Ormond JUNIOR SECTION 2 Beverley Hills v Old Brighton Gr Coburg v Brunswick North Old Boys v West Brunswick Caulfield Gram v Tooronga-Malvern AJAX v National Bank University Blues a bye. Next week's Matches at Elsternwick Park MAY 27th, 197. Bernard's O. C. Caulfield G at 2 p.m. Reserves at 11.45 a.m. Admission: ADULTS 40 cents; Children accompanied by an Adult - FREE AMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUND - PARKING FEE 20 cents. HOW TO GET THERE - Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie tram in Swanston Street to Glenhuntly Road, walk west along Gienhuntiy Road. DUTY OFFICER-MR. JOE JAMIESON Page 20 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 20, 1972
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TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRES On ground of first named Club at 2 p.m. Reserves at 11.45 a.m. Likely winners of Senior and Junior matches in Bold Type. Umpi re for Reserv e game shown i n brackets. A SECTIO N Coburg v Caulfield Gram. - Kollmorgan. Goal : V. McKenzie, Williams (R. Roberts). Old Paradians v Ormond - Hagerty. Goal : Hillier, Paizis (Foley). North Old Boys v St. Bernard's O.C. (at Elsternwick Park) - Mason. Goal : R. McKenzie, Sanderson (Doyle). De La Salle O.C. v MHS Old Boys - Rowe. Goal : Bridges, O'Brien (Lothian). Monash Blues (16-6-102) v University Blues (17-15-117). (Played on 3rd May.) SECTION Ivanhoe v Old Trinity Or. - Rowell. Goal : Jenner, E. Wilson (Woolf). Old Carey Or. v Kew - G. Thomas. Goal : Ahim, Bonnett (Fields). University Blacks v Tooronga-Malvern - Hamilton. Goal : Dunstan, G. Smith (Keating). Geelong v Old Scotch Cott. - G. M. Simpson. (I. C. Simpson ) Collegians v UHS Old Boys - D. Jenkin. Goal : D. Bennett, McCusker (Reilly). C SECTIO N St. Kilda CBOC v Commonwealth Bank - O'Rourke (Cogdon). Old Melburnians v Rese rv oir O.B. - Harradence (Doherty). Power House v Old Xaverians - George (Sutherland). Assumption O.C. v Old Haileyburians - Jorgens a n (Dowling). Fairfield v National Bank - Wills (B. Roberts). D SECTIO N St. Patricks O.C. v Parkside - Hindle (Bohan). Alphington v Old Geelong Gr. - Marsden (Somerville). Footscray ITOB v St. Kevin's O.B. - D. R. Dodds (Duckworth). La Trobe Blacks v Old Brighton Gr. - Barnes (McCartney). Brunswick v Hampton Rovers - Saunder (Pe :ers). E SECTIO N Old Ivanhoe Or. v Glenhuntly - Bonnyman (I. Wilson). AJAX v AMP Society - Hill (Dressing). Marcellin O.C. v State Savings Bank - Lockett (McMahon). ANZ Bank v West Brunswick - G. Robinson (Dennington). F SECTIO N Dookie & Long. O.C. v La Trobe Reds - D. G. Dodd (Porter). Old Camberwell Or. v St. Bodes O.C. - King (Wells). North Brunswick v Elsternwick - Rolfe (G. Bsnnett). Old Mentonians v P:tonash Whites - Poke (H. Roberts). JUNIOR SECTION 1 St. Bernards O.C. v Monash Univ. - L. -homes, MHS Old Boys v University Blacks - Kong. Hampton Scouts v Ivanhoe - Byrne. Ormond v Old Scotch Coll. - Goodman. Parks'de v Power House - Fail. JUNIOR SECTION 2 Tooronga-Malvern v Beverley Hit's - Medley. National Bank v Brunswick - Nicholls. University Blues v Coburg - Posetti. Old B,ighton Or. v AJAX - Malcolm. Caulfield Gram. v North Old Boys - Gannon. West Brunswick a bye. EMERGENCY UMPIRE S Field : Marshall, Bishop, 1. W. Jenkin, Jennings, D. Brown, Cordner. Goal: D. McKenz,e, A. Smith, Box. TRIBUNAL (Matches played May 6th) D. Fraser (AMP Society) was found guilty of using abusive language to the Field Umpire and was suspended for four matches. B. Turner (Glenhuntly) was found guilty of misconduct towards M. Gurfinkel (AJAX) and suspended for four matches. R. Laudoni and A. Voglis, both of Parkside Juniors, were found guilty of striking a Goal Umpire and both were suspended for the remainder of the 1972 season. T. Chatham (University Blues Reserves) was found guilty of striking J. W. Hamilton (North Old Boys Reserves) and suspended for six matches. A. Coad (Tooronga-Malvern Re- Reserves) was found guilty of striking W. P. Bristow (Geelong Reserves) and suspended for four matches. He was suspended for an additional four matches for insolence towards the Tribunal - a total of eight matches. T. Grambau (West Brunswick Reserves) was found guilty Of striking P. French (Marcellin O.C. Reserves) and suspended for four matches. Page 22 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 20, 1972
PRE M IERSHIP LIST S A SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pis Ormond 5-703 322 218.3 20 Caulfield Gr. 5-707 324 218.2 20 Old paradians 4 1 543 413 131.5 16 North Old Boys 4 1 434 391 111.0 16 Coburg 3 2 548 492 111.4 12 St. Bernard's OC 3 2 479 455 105.3 12 **University Blues 2 4 500 613 81.6 8 MHS Old Boys - 5 371 569 65.2 - **Monash Blues - 6 413 683 60.5 - De La Salle OC - 5 312 748 41.7 - B SECTIO N old Scotch Coll. 4 1 535 339 157.8 1 6 Geelong 4 1 595 416 143.0 16 Old Trinity Gr. 4 1 568 456 124.6 1 6 University Blacks 3 2 511 378 135.2 12 Ivanhoe 3 2 540 461 117.1 12 Collegians 2 3 480 450 106.7 8 Old Carey Gr. 2 3 3 436 511 85.3 8 414 578 71.6 6 1 8 Toor-Malvern 1 4 397 549 72.3 4 UHS Old Boys - 5 363 701 51.8 -,C SECTIO N Reservoir O.B. 5-665 395 168.4 20 Power House 5-530 350 153.1 20 *Assumption OC 3 1 568 494 115.0 14 National Bank 3 2 435 422 103.1 12 Fairfield 3 2 494 501 98.6 12 Old Haileybury 2 3 451 562 80.2 8 *Old Xaverians 1 3 444 446 99.6 6 St. Kilda CBOC 1 4 472 517 91.3 4 Old Melburnians 1 4 404 567 71.3 4 C wealth Bank - 5 314 523 59.4 - D SECTIO N Brunswick 5-528 320 165.0 20 Old Brighton Gr. 4 1 516 418 123.4 16 St. Patrick's OC 3 2 539 401 134.4 12 Hampton Rovers 3 2 486 403 120.6 12 La Trobe Blacks 3 2 444 443 100.2 12 Alphington 3 2 422 430 98.1 12 Parkside 2 3 522 445 117.3 8 Old Geelong Gr. 1 4 359 442 81.2 4 St. Kevin's OB 1 4 329 451 72.9 4 Footscray ITOB - 5 338 730 46.3 - E SECTIO N State Sav. Bank 5-595 278 214.0 20 Marcellin OC 4 1 680 435 156.3 16 Old Ivanhoe Gr. 3 2 530 505 105.0 12 Glenhuntly 3 2 452 473 95.6 12 AJAX 3 2 458 499 91.8 12 AMP Society 2 3 434 457 95.0 8 ANZ Bank - 5 269 445 60.4 - West Brunswick - 5 361 687 52.5 - F SECTIO N Old Cam'well Gr. 5-617 283 218.0 20 Elsternwick 5-590 362 163.0 20 *St. Bede's OC 2 2 417 464 89.9 10 Monash Whites 2 3 425 405 104.9 8 Old Mentonians 2 3 412 411 100.2 8 North Brunswick 2 3 362 462 78.4 8 Dookie & Long OC 1 4 344 503 68.4 4 *La Trobe Reds - 4 233 510 45.7 2 JUNIOR SECTION 1 Ormond 4 1 650 315 206.3 16 Monash Univ. 4 1 536 332 161.4 16 St. Bernard's OC 4 1 465 352 132.1 16 Parkside 4 1 388 426 91.1 16 Power House 3 2 592 361 164.0 12 Old Scotch Coll. 3 2 439 407 107.9 12 University Blacks 1 4 369 431 85.6 4 Hampton Scouts 1 4 424 546 77.7 4 MHS Old Boys 1 4 249 501 49.7 4 Ivanhoe - 5 191 702 27.2 - A RESERVE SECTIO N W L For Agst % Pis Coburg 5-481 314 153.2 20 **Monash Blues 5-443 320 138.4 20 Ormond 4 1 474 224 211.6 16 North Old Boys 3 2 462 322 143.5 12 Caulfield G r. 3 2 464 351 132.2 12 St. Bernard's OC 2 3 228 333 68.5 8 MHS Old Boys 2 3 283 507 55.8 8 Old Paradians 1 4 288 339 85.0 4 De La Salle OC 1 4 287 510 56.3 4 **University Blues - 6 381 571 66.7 - B RESERVE SECTIO N University Blacks 5-580 189 306.9 20 Old Trinity Gr. 4 1 468 314 149.0 16 Geelong 4 1 361 265 136.2 16 Old Scotch Coll. 3 2 438 299 146.5 12 *Toor-Malvern 2 2 337 376 89.6 10 Old Carey Gr. 2 3 333 274 121.5 8 *Collegians 1 3 235 397 59.2 6 Ivanhoe 1 4 297 402 73.9 4 Kew 1 4 212 420 50.5 4 UHS Old Boys 1 4 264 589 44.8 4 C RESERVE SECTIO N St. Kilda CBOC 5-549 173 317.3 20 Power House 4 1 427 218 195.9 16 Fairfield 4 1 410 275 149.1 16 Old Xaverians 3 2 378 252 150.0 12 Old Haileybury 3 2 448 304 147.4 12 Reservoir OB 3 2 340 337 100.9 12 Assumption OC 2 3 294 324 90.7 8 National Bank 1 4 158 452 35.0 4 Old Melburnians - 5 273 478 57.1 - C'wealth Bank - 5 90 554 16.2 - D RESERVE SECTION Parkside 5-539 211 Old Geelong Gr. 5-407 258 Alphington 4 1 313 298 Hampton Rovers 3 2 408 244 St. Kevin's OB 3 2 365 316 Old Brighton Or. 2 3 358 281 St. Patrick's OC 2 3 230 531 Brunswick 1 4 302 396 LaTrobe Blacks - 5 152 367 Footscray ITOB - 5 113 56 1 E RESERVE SECTION State Sav. Bank 5-383 194 Ma cellin OC 4 1 375 278 ANZ Bank 3 2 369 261 AJAX 3 2 392 319 Old Ivanhoe Gr. 2 3 349 409 AMP Society 2 3 331 448 Glenhuntly 1 4 252 364 West Brunswick - 5 301 479 F RESERVE SECTION Monash Whites 5-533 193 Old Meltonians 3 2 417 195 LaTrobe Reds 3 2 356 271 Old Cam'welt Gr. 3 2 276 253 Elsternwick 3 2 360 355 St. Bodes OC 2 3 276 288 North Brunswick 1 4 158 427 Dookie & Long. OC - 5 78 530 JUNIOR SECTION 2 255.5 157.8 105.0 167.2 115.2 127. 4 43.3 76.3 41.4 20.1 20 20 16 12 1 288 4 197.4 20 134.9 16 141.4 12 122.9 1 2 85.3 8 73.9 8 69.2 4 62.8-276.2 20 213.8 12 121.4 12 109.1 12 101.4 1 2 95.8 8 37.0 4 14.7 - (Four points allowed for each bye) North Old Boys 5-646 372 173.7 University Blues 4 1 935 191 489. 5 Coburg 3 1 519 232 223.7 Caulfield Gr. 4 1 573 267 218.0 West Brunswick 3 2 590 453 130.2 AJAX 2 2 307 376 79.7 National Bank 2 2 258 676 38.2 Old Brighton Gr. 1 3 204 427 47.8 Toor-Malvern 1 4 Brunswick - 4 Beverley Hills - 5 xxlncludes match played 345 425 81.2 170 756 22.5 208 818 25. 4 on May 3rd. xdrawn Game. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER- May 20, 1972 Page 23 20 16 16 16 12 12 12 84 4