SOUTH SYDNEY

AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL

CLUB

ANNUAL REPORT

AND

FINANCIAL

STATEMENT

t955

SEE MORRIS

SEE MARSH

THE McMAHONS

CANNED COLD

MAGIC BRIK

for

CAMPING, PICNICKING.

TRAVELLING, HIKING,

CANISTER MAKERS

I Cowper Street,

Marrickville.

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SOUTH SYDNEY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB

ANNUAL REPORT

AND

Financial Sfatement

to lrr: presentccl :tt the

ANNUAL AAEETINGto irr: helcl in the

SOLDIERS' MEMORAL HALL

COWARD STREET, MASCOT

oll

THURSDAY, 2lst FEBRUARY, 1957

at 8 P.m.

Yortr altcnrlauce is cslieciallv rcrluestetl. alturg u'itli an.r.

llersons n'hu rnal' ]lc intereritecl.

AGENDA

(1) llinutes of lrrevious Armual lleeting.(2) Annual Repolt aud Financial Statement for 1956.

(;3) Election of 01frce-BeArers for 19;-r7.

(.1) E)ct,tiol of ('ommittees for 1!)ir7.

]'rc sirlc nt

IIr. trI. R. ]tr-\l'\IION, 11);l-.i(i

To onl l)r'csitlcnt w0 agaiu ex])rcss

rontinuetl iritelest in the ('lulr. ,\lrva1-s a

his u'ork for thc ('lulr arrtl (,haritl has

in trll spheles tif life.

our apltreciation of hrs

gc,nerous trolrh1' tlottor'.

u'otr Jritu nraul' frietrtls

\\'e rrre sure our 1r1a1-ers rvill ilo their rtttntist this t'ourirrg

.r-cat to rcpal- his l'ork for thc ('lult. b1'u-inuirrg'the l)reutier-

ship.

.\larrr- tharrks, lltrrsh. frorn the lnellli)crs !

€)

Chairman of Cornrnittees

IIr. lL K. IIcIIAIION

Tn l'tr. l'forris llcMahon's many ]'ears lvith the South

S1'dne1' Club, he has been a clriving force behintl the rnany

plans put forrvard from 1'ear to year to llenefit lloth plal'ers

and the Club. Ahval's a generous troph-v clonor, and looks for

no relvarc] other than to see thc Red ancl Greens at the top of

the competition table. After giving valual)le support on coln-

rnittees in past years, he bt'came Chairman of Committees in

1955.

To 1-cin, u'e all say thauks a lot, l orris, for I'our continuecl

interest in our Club.

HOTEL ROSEBERY

BOTANY ROAD

ROSEBERY

TOOTH's ALES

AT IT5 BEST

o

Licensee: ERN PERRY

Popular Vice-Presidenl

of the

South Sydney Australian Football Club

TELEPHONE: MX 2t32

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J. CHESTFJRForrnerlv \Vr.stern Subur'bs, N.S.\V.

Capt.-Coach South 31'dnc1', 19fi6

Rcprt'senterl N.S.\Y. 1053-54-56.

R. TTIRNERForrnerll' of Oo).rurg, Victoria,

South S1-drrc.1', 19;ii-56.Rcp. N.S.\V., 19ir5-56.

Best anrl Frilest, South S,vrlncv, 1956.

R. G\VILLL\X[, foruerlv of S\yalr, \V. Austra]ia.Soutli Svdncv, 195!t-55.

Replesentetl N.S.\\r. :lf)55.rvisli to thank Rav for his contlnued intcrest in

Clrib, lnd rrish him success for the fnture.\\ra the

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M(l(lRE PARK UIEW HOTET

DOWLING STREET, WATERLOO

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Home of all Committee Meeiings,

Eic.

***

JACK LANE, Manager

EXTENDS INVITATION TO ALL

SPORTSMEN.

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G. McDERMOTTReplesentecl N.S.W., 1956.

Local protluct South S1'tlney, 195

E, Il. WILLIA]IS, forrnerll' of Launceston, Trsrnanifl,South S1'tlne1', 1955-56.

Rclrreselted N.S.\V., 1955-56,

1-56.

DOWLING ST. DEPOT

SOUTH SYDNEY AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL CLUB

HAVE THE SUPPORT FROM THE ABOVE CLUB

AND WISH THEM ALL THE SUCCESS

FOR THE FOLLOWING

SEASON.

E. J. O'BRIENSecretary

L. COHENPresident

oFFICE-BEARERS, SEASON 1956

Patron:Ald. P. B. IIiIls, Lord nlal'or of S-vclney.

President:llr. lI. lJ. nlclltrhon.

Vice-Presidents :

Jlt'ssrs. Ir. llratll', F. ll. l)avitlson, C. lIel'er, Ir. Wilson,rI. llcf,rahorr, llrs."I). fll:,]'fti+;A. Gilbert, N. Gooclc,

life Members:-\[essls. G. Headf,:rrr1. J. Dtliqar, C. llr:J-p1s. J. Richarclson, R.Rror-ne (tleccasecl). II. Stift, C. Starr. G. Shennan, A. J..llerlrcrt.

R. Fcrguson. A. Clur.tis, J. James. lt. I)ixon, R. Neale,I,'. Strrith, lI. Stiff. l[. S]rerurarr, J.,\. \'anghan, A. foung, G.li:nnctt, R. O. llaljolanr. 1\t. Plincc (dt'ceasetl), E. llcl(cancl,'l'. l)ixon. \\r. ('. \rarrqhan. G. Jrendnrm, n'I. .I. l{cXlahon(11cc:caserl), F. (lastroigrre, A. Arurriltcl. Il. Champness, J. Sarller,\\t. Har'per. A. E. lltrcker-. B. 'l'nrrrer. \\.. Young. R. Hllisorr.R. llan'iot. R. l'atrnrtro. R. lllat.krnore. Ii. Dalics. R. Connors.

Hon. Secretary;llr'. R. ('har'll'ick. 31 llount Strcet. f oogce. FX 8+13.

Assistant Secretary:It. Rlaclirnore, 2 l)urrriing -\r'erure. Roselre.rr'.

Hon. Treasurer:nh'. \\r. C. \'auglrarr, 38 l'r'as,'r Alt'nlre, I'agerr-oori.

Management Comrnittee :

Jlessrs. lt. B. XIc][ahon. ]I. K. ][c]Iahon. R. ('hacln'icli,\V. \rarighan, ll. Crothet's. \V. P'irl<s. R. Ruist. R. llel'er

A. llackel', A. Young, T. ]Iills. llrs. l). ('hambcrlin

Chairman of Committees:l[r. lI. llcJlahon. Ilouston Rcl.. Kiri<^sford.

Delegates N.S.W.A.N.F.L, :

llr. \V. Iljrlts. llr. A. Young.

IIon. Auditors:\h'. R. C'rothcls. 12 Sutlicrlantl Street. Jlascrot.

llr. ]I. Shenrran. 28 Rll.son Stre.et. llascot.

BUY YOUR BEST QUALITY MEAT

from the Popular Mascot Butcher-

K. ROBERTS

74 MALONEY STREET, MASCOT

A Staunch Supporter of ihe

Code.

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SECRETARY'S REPORT

Laclies ancl Gentlemen.

I have pleasure, on behalf of )'our Committee, in sub-mitting f or vour consitlertrtion and aclolltion this AnnualReport, covc'ring the a,'tivitics uf Yotlr Club for scason 1956.Also, on behalf of tlrc Trertsurcr, I subrnit the l'inancial State-nrent anil Auclitors' Ileltort for 1'our perusal and acloption.

CONGRATULTTIO\S.-To Eastern Suburbs Club weextentl our sincercst cotiglatu.lations on r'vinning the Premier-ship for thc fourth srtccessir,e 1'ear. ancl also to thc St. George('lub on their success in rvinning the Reserve Gracle.

TRATNING.-Kensington Oval l'as again usecl for trtrin-irrg, thanks to our ltresiclent, l[r. flcllaholt, and his llrother,and also to the IrcnguL'.

Ross l{c1'er lol<ecl after tho rultlting ancl conclitioning ofthe plal'ers. Attenc'lance at training r.as again clisappointin5l,this lreing a big disn,lr-arrttigc t. tlit'('lLrb.

COACHING.-Thc coaclring of ltoth gracles \\:as capablyhantllerl b1'J. Chester. in sltite of trrattl'ul)scts in tlie sclectionof the tcams. alrsentees at the n'ratches lrcing thc tttain rvorrv.Coaching of the Serlicc tuentlrct's u'as harttllecl 1li' Ilal. Stiveyat Ntirvra atrtl Ken lA'-illiams ttt Ric:hutorrd.

CAPTAINS.-l'irst gratlc u,as captaineil bv J. Chester.aslisterl b1- llal- Stivel- as rice-captain until iitjuretl, afterrvarrlsbeing replaeetl h1- ll. Wall.

Ilesetvt gracle was captairrctl lr1- Iia.v Iitlrnoutls, assistctlbl- lI. ScaIcs as vicc-captain.

SELECTORS.-R. llel-ers. \V. Birl<s ancl A. Young l'ercselcctors. ancl as previouslv nrentionetl. thcir jolr rltls yervclifficult <luc to laxitl- of plal-crs in notiff ing tlrcir availaltilitl'.

PllRFOltlI-\Nt-'hlS.-First Grade : Plal'e11 18 matches, r,in-ning' 7, losing 11. Points for, 13ir1 ; against, 1486; total points.23; finishirrg iu seventh position.

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ANDY PERRITT

KEI{SIIIGTIIII HIRE GARS

SEE ANDY FOR

ALL WEDDING AND SOCIAL

ENGAGEMENTS

-.r03

72

Leacling goal kicker u-as E. \\rall u'ith 26 goals'

Reserve Grade: Plal'c'cl 18 matches' lvinning 13. losing 5"

Points for 935; against it40; it2 points for season.

T:earliug goirl liicker lvas R. Etlnonds' u'ith 20 goals'

Players to Represent:

- \.S.\\t. luter-Statt' tnatches: J. ('hcster, G. X{cDermott,:' R. Turner. E. Williams.

J. Ilrlurigan representerl N.S.W. Seconcls \rerstls Cotnliinerl

. Sarvices.

I)rtrilg tlie past season South 51-tlrrel- clefc'ated EasternSulturbs lvho haYe ltccn ltruniels for foLrr consecutiye vears.

'fhis u-as achielcti for the first time since 1!)49.

TROPITY \\-lNNlllis: l'irst (:lrade. llest antl F-aircst:Rupert l}rorvne Jlemorial 'llrolllir'. ll. llunrer. Dclnatetl llyl'Ir. R. ( lrothers.

llost Irnltrole<l Plal'er: R. Nunn. I)onatetl lr1' lh'. llalslt]IcMahon.

llost hnprolccl l'la1-t'r: l). llcCulloch. I)onatetl b1- XII's.l). ('liarnberlin.

llost Consistent Plar-cr: E. Wiliianis. l)onatecl lx- Jlr. J.G t'ecn rvoor l.

Leacling Goalliiclier. l'irst Gratle: H. \Yall. I)onatetl b1'

lIr. It. ('hatlrvick.

I3est Utilitl- I'la1'er: (1. llcDcnnutt. I)orratctl ltv llr. Il.Perrl'.

Reserve Grade. Ilcst antl F airest: S. I'hillips. I)onatt'rlb.r' i\lr. A. Young.

IJcst and Faircst: lJ. llunct'- Dontrted hv (.lub.

llost lmlrrovetl l'la1'er: R. ['attttti. I)rttratt'tl 1r1- ]Ir'. llorrisX[c]Irrhon.

llost Tnrproled Plap'er: \. rtouatetl lx- ]lr'. A,Young.

JIost ('orrsistent I'la1'er' : \V. Raffertl'. I)ortatetl b1' ('lub.

]Iost ('orrsistt'rrt 'I'raincr. Reserve Grarle : ll. Blat'kntore.

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l)onaterl lr.v I'Ir. N. Gootle.

I,,eacling Goall<icker, Reset:r'e (lrade: R. Erhuorrrls' I)onatetlb1'X'Ir. 'W. Young.

Paul Barcl llemolial Shielct for the Best Clubrnan (if thc'season: A. Young.

Trophies donatecl b1" Cluh to R. Ellison ancl R. Neale rvhocompletecl thcir 200 (lhtlt matches; A. Annallel. R. Rlackrnole.B. f]onnors antl R. I)avies *')ro courltletetl 100 L-lub tnatches.

APPRECIATION.-Theb""* llr. W. Vaughan. placesgoocl people rvho supportecland otherw'ise.

Trcasurer's statctnent, presentedon recorcl the narnes of all tholethe (llub flnattcially for tr',tr1ti<-'s

THE CLUII OF}'ERS THA){KS TO:-

Ifr. C. Pippin. r'ho g-etrclousll- Ltolietl aftcr tl'e f'l'lJl tlr,'trophy rr'iruters, antl nlr. \\t. \'aughan, the Trcastrrt-'l', tt,r lrissen'ices to the Club, rvho, along rvith flr. A. Young", are tlieoltlest nrembers of thc []lul-r. Also to ]Ir. lI. Shennan, tviro lrasbcen Auclitor siu.ce 1f146.

f[r. R. Crothels fur tralsporting of First gratle g^uerl)se)'sancl auditing bcioks for the Club.

Jlr. Franl< Gascoisrre for geuerousll'sr.rltltlving all thelrlrcks for this antl our lrast Artnuai Reports.

Jlr. \\'. Birks antl llr. R. Crothers for their servie('s as

tirne li eelrers.

nlr. A. Young for his sen'ices as custodian of plal'ers'valuables" ancl also flor his r:ontlucting of the "special effult"rvhich rvas not as successful as preyious )-ears, t.luc tti lark ofsul)l)ort froru play'crs.

l[r. A. Yonng rvho actt'tl as teanrs rnarlager during theseilson. Also to Jlessrs. R. Erhnonds, R. lIel-t-'rs, lI. ]'Iahouantl A. Yoring oll one of oul Jrurior tealis u',nning the llctlo-politan Corupetition Prerriiership and then becorning orrtriglrtl'inners of the (lhampiou clf (lharnpions. after rvhich-trnd ltvno nieans tire lcast-ilt'feating a []ombiried Quecnsland 'l'eariiin Queerr.slald at the cncl of the scason, the scor.es lteing SouthS.r'r1nc1- 5 gotrls, 1 betrin<l, 31 lroints; Combined Queenslancl,3 goals, S lrehirrcls, 26 ltoirrts. N. Writer lvas successful iu l it.r-

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REGENTS HOTEL

4I6 ANZAC PARADE

KINGSFORD

THE POPULAR LICENSEE

Mr. W. McIVER

***

' The Rendezvous of all Good

Sportsmen.

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a*

l)ing a trophl' tlor,trted by Queensland to South S.vtlnel- for thcbesi ancl iairest 1tltrl'cr. It is llleasing to note that anotlrcrJunior Team of this Club, South S1-dnel' Juniors. rvcre thcr

runn(]rs-up to \Yestern Subur'bs in the lletropolitan Untler 18

Years Group. Cong'ratnlations to G. f,IcDernlott for his l-orliin looking after this clult.

lliss Echnoncls, lliss Lcahv, l'. Larhirr, F. Iterlberton anclR. Stivel- for servict's renclerc't1 for the Club in tlre past.

Those rnanl- llersons for their effort on the Clull's behalfcluring the couclntled season. lralticuiarll' l.[essrs. ]I. R1-tirt(Liccucee) anil J. Larre (lliarlager) of the Jloore Park YicrvIIotel for riialiing altrilalrle to our ('ouunittee the nsc of theirpremises for L'ontnrittee lleetings. Also E. Pcrn-, rnanagcr ofthe Roselrer'1- llotet, for ]ris ttran.r- liirrdncsst's. t'ttttl all those lvhrthelperd the Clult b1- u'a1- of trophl- doiratiotts, ancl last lrut notleast, the nlan)'l)('r'sorts rvithout u'liose hclll thc'Clttb lvoultl be

unable to function.

Spccial altltrcciatiorl n]rst trlso lic given to the officials ofthe South Jlellrottnre Jrurior ('hrlt for tireir tlonation of foot-balls to us. Tt l'as intlee<l a Plt'trsure for sttme ttrernllcrs of ortrcomnrittee unrl CluJi to tnake their re-at:<luaintirrlcc at the lattrlrend of the season.

f[r. J. EtLuontls antl llr. ll llalron for trartsllortitlgnratcrial to tht' social fttirctiorrs duriug the scasol.

llrs. llan'iott fol sclliItg birtlgcs for tlrc ('lub.

Lastll-, applcciation is exprcssccl to ttutttet'oIls an1)tl)-l)1otlstropl.rv tlottols tluling the st'asttIt.

GIiNI,IRAL.-\{e \\'('re folturratc in havirtg l'ith us tlrtritrgtire sczrsorr, n rrumlrel of plal-cls fronr otltcr States. Among thesencu' pla1-crs \\'t'l'e \V. I)unlo1t, \V. Hau'ltils. I. llills antl I.Oslrorne irr First Gratle, as alsri u'err: R. Ker,ill artt'l JI. \\rilsorrfrorrr local clubs.

Inter-Statr: pla1-ers irr lleserve Gracle l.ere J. Tlorvles.A. Kiurrauc. Il. llal-er. E. -\[c('u]loch, R. llttrrclls, S. I'hillipsiiricl K. llirnclall. Frrim local clubs rvcre R. lIcC'alluttt nrtrl'l). Itolf e.

It is pleasing' tu rrote that ts. (butts, J. tr'ohrman andN. Petcrson. after three 1-cars lvith RoseJrerl' Jtrniors, atlrancetliuto Rcst'rvc (lratle.

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nIARItIA(+ES OIi' PI,AYERS.-Ou lrehalf of thc CIub Iu'ish to extertd heartiest corrgrtrtulations anri best lvishcs fortho future to N. I{eil1'ancl J. Jloorlie ou this auspiciouscccasion.

ORI'l'LrAR\'.-To Jlr. tirrtl llrs. Neale antl farnilv l.eiexterrtl our cleepest s1'urpathl- in their receut sad bereavement.

'We also extencl our" cleepest s1-nrpathl'to ]Ir. F. Srnithtrrrd fainilv in tlreir r0(ent sad lteleuvemeut.

('O\('LLISI()\. The tluties oll (ioar Stcl'nrcl rverc againin the hantls of llr. \Y. Young, rvlio is to be tharrked for tlitrt"alrable lnallller in u-hich he caruied out this imltortant position.Hc also translrortcrl Rcscrve Gratle guer.nse)-s ancl otherrnaterial to thc rrratt:hes ear:h Saturtlal-.

Finalll-, rnerulrers elected to an1- coninrittec or actirrg ina.n1- official capat.itr- ale expctrtcrl to J.re in lcgular attenilance,as in l9il7 the ('lulr rvill retluile eyer\'one to l)ut his shtiultler:to the rvheel aucl lightcn thc bultlcrr on ihc erecuti\:c o1frccrs.

For and on lrchalf of tiie Clornrnittcc,

Ii. (,HAD\VII]K.I1oir. Secrctarv

r aaaa aa t a ta at a a at a a oa at a aa a aa aa a a aa! a oa a at a aaa a a ! a a a a a a lt a l a aa a aa a! a a! aa

AI)DI.]NDT,}I,

Again I talic tliis opportunitl- of expressing tttr- persorrrtl

thanks to our Secretan', lIr. It. Chaclu-ick, for the capablcmallner in 'rvhiclr l're carriecl out his maul' clutics rluring thescasoll : also the ('ornrnittee of llanagemeut ancl plal'ers fortheir lo1-al supllort.

nI. I3. McIIAIION, Prcsident.

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MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS SERVED

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REGISTER,ED IVIEMBERS, 1956, AND MATCIIES PLAYED

A. Annabel . . 194;1 137R. Annalrcl . . 1952 6\Y. I'irrker' .. l9;iR. Illackrirorc 19;1 E

J . Flt,u'les I l,lr d

ll. Ru.rgess . . 1!);; 2

H. ('hirrrrlrcrlin l!t{ll ;;.l . ('lrt.str,r' l'lll :liIJ. ('orrnors . . l9J0 +l]. ('orrtts . . 'l 9i6 :lll. I)alics . . 19;1 8.-r

\\'. I)rinlop . . 1956 1:lli. Htbuonrls 1lJi2 12li. Eilison . . l9+4 1-16

.I. Fohnnan 1!)ir6 1

f.'. I,'ret'lroc'lr' 1951 2Il. l'rcelrorll' 1951 12I). Glt'n . . 19;:l 30li. Hirrr liirrs .. l9;6 itj. IJourigtrn . . 19iri lirN. Il1'lantl . . ll),-r(i 1

I). Janres . . 19;rll 1

N. Kellv . . 1948 8:]li. K,'r'ill .. 'lll;ti :i,\. K inrr ane l !);6P. Lee , . 19;4 2ll. ^\[,-(-irlltrrrt llji6I). Jlc['ullocir 195ir 28E. llr('rtlloth 11);6 :lCl. f,lel)ernrott ] 951 4.it

I). llcEvol- . . 195,-1 21R. lla.r'er . . if)ir6 +

tr'ir-st llatchesPh1'etl 1st Rcs.

tr.irst I[atchcsPlavcrl lst Res.

.. 1956 7 I

.. 1955 72 14

.. 1954 37 6

. . L9it2 37 29

..1956 6 lir

.. 1939 184 28

. . 1954 27 40

. . 195ir 16 l;l

.. l9ii6 3 -. . 1942 46 71

.. 19irir 6 2it. 19;6 1 18

..19;6 4 13

.. 1952 I 52. 11)55 7 2;

.. t!)56 1 1

.. t9;:l I :17

' ' 19:rS 1

..19i5 17 6

.. 1944 ll.]J 83

. . 19ir0 7S

..19ir5 3 :l

.. 19,-r-1 21

. . I f);r2 1l) 63

. . 1!);; 21

. . 1!)ir3 16 29

. . 1953 ;-rl

. . I9ir1 38 -trl

..11).i;-r I 23

.. 1r;6 14 1

. . ll)iri 22

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71!)l184967

81

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102112

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I. X[illsN. llills . .

'f. n'Iills . .

J. Jlrrotliell. llurrellsR. Neale.1. NorrisR. \nnn ..A. Osbome11. ])atir oreR. PattenN. PetersortS. I'hillipsN. l'oore\\'. lla1lclt1-K. RantlallA. IlennieI). Rolfe . .

A. 111'an . .

J. Strcllerl[. Sc:alcsI). Spcnt'elll. Stivei- . .

13. Stuhlel-li.'l'ttlnr:rA. T1-rrellTi. \Yr.11K. \VhiteK. \YilcoxlI. Wilsonl,l. Williarns

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2fl93aPAsr PERFoRMANcES /

Premierships, First Gracle-l914, 1934. 1935RLtnners-up in 1930, 19lrt2, 1936. 79:]7, 1941, 19{2, 19+:1.Premiers, Reservc Gracle-1928, 192f),/19;11, 193'1, 1936,

1945. 1954.Rrurners-up in 1926, 1932, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1944.

Result of Matches Played by South Sydney since 1937.

First Grade

BalmainIrost Drarvn

,)d-

Eastern SuburltsI llan'arraIriverpoolNer.tou'nNorth ShoreR.A.A.F.St. GeorgeS1-clneyLlniversitv\Vestenr Suburbs

First Grade

Most flatches.-(r. Starr. 256, 1930-43.niost (ioals.-('. Sturr., :J79. ll);17-+:i.llost (ioals $p;1s1111.-(r. Starr, 67, 1940.Higliest Goals in One llertch.-W. \\riod, South

S1-drre1-, 28 ; 1913.S1-rlncy r'.

Highcst Score.-South S1-clnc1-, :14-77, 221 , v. Universitl-.4-1,28; 1954.

Loryest Score.-South S1-r1rrc1-, 4-;1, 27. r'. Ilalmain, 7-i, li ;

l!)ir2. South S1-tlne1', l-il, 27. r,. \\iestorn sulrur.lls. 7-5, 17 : 7gi2.

Reserve Grade

Ilost llatches.-A. Annabel, 11 1.Jlost Goals.-J. Sacller, 10;-r.llost Lloals Soason.-J. Siirller,44 I l9Jil.Ilighest $1yrrf i'.-gel1th S1'thre1', 20-l{. l;1.1, .r'

,_, 14 ; 19;i4.Lou'est Score.-Sotrtlr

1912.

\\'on1t2118

1730

7

27:19

7i'tlt

43 1

0-'),) -4it

72(l

28 :j17

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1f)34; l'. Gascoigrie, 1952.Ilesen'e Gr.ado.-lrate J. Stiff. 1928; T. Dixon. 1g41.

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South Sydney local player to represent ttt'o States:H. Green. N.S.W., 1927, 1928, 1931; Queenslancl, 1929, 19i10.

Onll' local pla,r'er to represent trvo States in Carnival-N.S.W., Ig27,at Yictoria;Queenslancl. 1929, at South Australia.

Rest and faircst pla;'er. all States' Carnival, 1933, atS1'clne1'-Late J. Stiff.

SOCIAL CLUB COMIVIITTEE REPORT, 1956

Orving to the lacl< of irrtert'st and unu,'illingness of niemllersantl sullporters to form a Social Cotnrnittett cluring the previousscason, as provccl l-r1' the Alrnual [ienelal I'Icetirrg Election, theManagement Corntnittee thetttselves took over this Yerl- neces-sary portion of the Clult's activities. In aII, f our functions werearranged, three of lthich retttrnt'cl a substantial profit. Theresponse to these thrce functions lvas so good, due in a greatpart to Servicemen. that the Committee tlecidecl to holcl thtrAnnnal []lub BaIl at the Pat'Lclington Torvn Hall. [t regrettahll'stated that on this last occasion onll'one local 1lla1'er rt'as inattenclance (J. Chester) captain. Supporters ancl other rnetn-bcrs, excc'pting solne officials, \l'ere conspicuous by theirallsence. The I:eague \\-tls relrrest'nted b.v a 1lart1' of six.Western Sullurlls anrl the Juniors. as lvell as the Union, I'ererrcll representecl. To thesc pcople tve extentl our thanks anclappreciation.

Ilorvever, although the supper n'as abot'e expectations(lobster, chiciren, fish, tneat lrirlls, franl<furts, sandtviches, ete .)ancl a six-1'riecc orchestra lvas prclvided. lack of support by Clubmemlrers arrcl snpporters turned u'hat could have Jleen a rccortlfinancial p-c'ar into a conrplete loss. See 1-onr Social Clubfinancial report balance slieet. (A. Hammond travelled fourthousand two hundred miles from Monte Bello to attend thisfunction. What happened to You?)

REFERENCE FINANCESIt u,ill be noticecl that tJre Presentation Night this year, as

pcr lralarrce shcet, shou'ecl a profit of f12/9/6, in comparison'rvith a loss of f22/2/9 the prc'r,ious l'ear. A total increase offil/75/3.

Trvo Cabarets tluring thc past season havc shorvn a nettprofit of t10/11/- as against a loss of f2/1.7/6 previouslv fora rmmber of such functions. This Club had liigh hope of run-ning a Christmas Tree for ntetnbcrs' children, rvhich rvouldhave becn at least on a par lvith previous efforts.

Hon ever, owing to the loss sustaincd at thc Ball throughthe lack of support of mcmlters financially, this could not btpnt irrto effect.

NIA.\AGII}'TENT C'O}IMITTEE.

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Srt l- r ,f S,', ksl)roc('eds !'irst ('allnret. Season 195{iProceeds Second C:rlliLret. Seasl)n 111i6I)rocee{ls 'fhird CalirtIr.l. 5si1561 I !tiiiM2rtch (lu('ssin€i l'onrpetitiollsA. Young Sllecial Itffl)rt. Seasrin lltir(iSouth SIdneI Jnniors. Six !'or-,tlrail-s

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I l)0zen Sockslllastic Nunrl)er-cI I)ozt n I,'ootl)alls(;l()l)0 lla]'LaIrpl,aundering Guernsel's(-'oachingTrainingL0ss Annual RallRefrcsh rrr e nts'l'clegralDS. All)urt' and \Yaggallir-crllrnc, 'usRank (-'hrrge, keet)ing account

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llr. W. L'. \-aughan.Hon. Treasurer:

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