official journal of the victorian amateur football

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

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FORTHCOMING MATCHES AT ELSTERNWICK PARK

MAY 13 - ORMOND v COBURG

MAY 20 - NORTH OLD BOYS v ST. BERNARD'S O.C .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 13, 1972

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CRUSH OLD PARADIANSNORTH SCRAPE HOME FROM UNIVERSITY BLUESHigh Scoring in Perfect Weather

By GEORGE MeTAGGART

weather High scoring was the order of

the siay last SaturdaY, when perfectcondit 'rons revaiip ed - in fact it way have beani- and no fewer than 47 teams

. scored ~centuries, including for crieketsections. Of thisi 47, three kicked more than 200 points.19 ~~ Reserve

when ~e ~ made amends- for their defeat by74 points. North OId BoYs tha week beforeY crushed the Previously unbeaten Old Paradians by no less than

Caulfield Grammarians, Ormond and North

I I points. Old Boys maintained theirunbeaten record but North were a little lucky to beat University Blues by

A little more steadiness on the for-ward line in the closing stages could.easily have won the game for theBlues, despite the fact that they hadplayed a mid-week match againstMonash Blues, and were sadly de-pleted by injuries .

The game was fairly even through-Out with Nnrtt,

Caulfield Grammar were much toostrong for Monash Blues, their aerialpower and penetrating attack givingthem a big win,

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the e main factor in front Trinity'sg Inarrow 6-point win over Collegians .Ivanhoe rov don several occasions Carey, who went down b o r

looking likely to go right away, but mos tthe eighty altenacious Blues fouht g S.

each time. g back well

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After Poor shooting for goal inCoburg ran away the early part of the game, Geelong

ter an even first from Parade af- suddenly found the target and kicked6-goal lead at the inter ai

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ehalf was of much the same Taarongea-Malvern.patternwith Coburg Old Scotch overwhelmed Kew andwinning in nearly everyposition University Blacks had a percentage-boosting win over Uni . High.boostin

g Bernard's greater pace enabled, The first draw of the season oc-them to gain an early lead over De curred in C Section, where Old Xav-La Salle, who never looked likely to erians (17-13) tied with Assumptiontrouble their opponents and St

. Ber- (I6-19)• Strangely enough, evengoals . Ys ran out easy winners b 15 though it was a high-scaring day,this is the only match in which both

Better team-work and greater de- teams recorded a century .termination gave Ormond the op Reservoir Old Boys scored a bigtunity to take a commanding lead win over Old Haile bover Melbourne High in the second Kilda CBC opened their , winning ac

-St.ac-term and they went on to score b count at the expense of Old Me]-,

over 10 goals. y burnians. Power House and Fairfieldwere the other winners .AMATEUR FOOTBALLER May .

13, 1972

Three of the D section games wereclose - Alphington beat St . Pat'sby 2 points, Brunswick beat Parkside,by 5, and Old Brighton beat OldGeelong by 2 goals .

Glenhuntly, who conquered Mar-cellin the previous week, were wellbeaten by AJAX going down by 33points. Old Ivanhoe beat AMP Soc-iety by 16 points, and State SavingsBank, despite shocking kicking (7-25)won easily from ANZ Bank, to retaintop place.

North Brunswick beat MonashWhites by 7 points, St . Bede's beatDookie and Longerenong by 13 pointsand Old Mentonians crashed badlyagainst Elsternwick.

Old Scotch scored narrowly fromUniversity Blacks in Junior Section1, the margin being 5 points . Monashcrushed Parkside and St. Bernard's,Ormond and Power House won easily.

Coburg won by 5 points from Caul-field Grammar in Section 2, and Uni-versity Blues and North Old Boyskicked the huge scores of 39-26 and39-25 respectively.

There were some close results inthe Reserves - Monash Blues beatCaulfield by 5 points, Old Geelongbeat Old Brighton by 2, and OldCamberwell beat La Trobe Reds bythree . Several other games were de-cided by less than two goals .

NOMINATIONS FOR STATE TEAMClub Secretaries are reminded that

nominations for the Victorian teamto play in Adelaide on Saturday.June 10th close with the Chairmanof the Selection Committee Mr. M. G.Russel, 26 Miller Grove, Kew 3101, onMonday next, May 15th .

Nominations received after thisdate will not be considered .

The selectors will name a trainingsquad of about 25 players from whomthe final 21 to visit Adelaide will bechosen.

Players selected in the squad willcommence training on Monday week,May 22nd and will train on Monday sand Wednesdays thereafter.

LOOKING BAC K5 YEARS AGO - 1967

`A' Section coaches were Lloyd Wil-liams (Ivanhoe), Frank Snell (Kew),Peter `Porky' Rhoden (Old Xaverians),John Wilson (Caulfield Grammarians),Geoff Hibbins (Collegians), Brian Kann(M.H.S .O.B .), Don Howell (Old Scotch),Frank Dunin (Univ. Blacks) with AlanSalter (Coburg), and John Booth (OldParadians), the only two still on thejob .

Howard Blegg and Alan Woodheadreached their 100 games for Alphing-ton, while George Mehl played his131st consecutive game with Ajax .

Top scorer in `A' Section - OldScotch 17 .18 (G. McLean 8 goals) d .Ivanhoe 10 .7 .

10 YEARS AGO - 1962Old Melburnians 16 .8 defeated pre-

viously unbeaten leaders UniversityBlacks 11 .13 .

Victorian team to play Tasmaniawas as follows:-C. Porter (Collegians), D. Abell, B .Sproule, J. Walker (Ivanhoe), W .Briggs (M.H.S .O .B.), A. Boreham, P .Turner (Old Melburnians), D. Stewart(Old Paradians), D . Hatton (Ormond),T. G. Anderson, I . Graham, R. Hallo(University Blacks), L . Lethlean (Uni-versity Blues), J. Harmer, A . Karani-colas (U.H .S .O .B.), I. Redpath (Gee-long), R. Tindale (Old Scotch), P .Slattery (Old Xaverians), W. J. Brown(State Savings Bank), B . L. Sweeney(St. Kilda C.B .O .C.), and Q. Wenke(Old Carey) .

20 YEARS AGO - 1952Sam Birtles (Hampton Rovers) was

selected as captain of interstate side ;Manson Russel (Old Scotch) (nowChairman of the Executive Committee)was on the wing and Ken Melville(Univ . Blacks) (later centre in two ofMelbourne's premier teams) was onthe wing .

Leaders, all undefeated after fourrounds, were Old Melburnians ("A"),M.H .S . Old Boys ("B"), East Malvernand Coburg ("C") and St . Kevins O .B .and Caulfield Grammarians ("D") .


Last Week's Results - continue dC SECTION

St . Kilda CBOC 4 .3 8.9 15.12 19 .17-131Old Melburnians 1 .4 3.5 6.6 10.7 - 67

St Kilda CBOC : J . White 8, Casey 4, Bil-ston 2, De Marco, Dynon, Field, McBurney,Selkrig. Best : Casey, Dynon, Field, Sheehan,J. White, K. White .

Old Melburnians : Collins 3, Weir, Guest,Millis, Jones, Rattray, Thompson, Maiks .Best: Austin, Sharp, Brown, Rattray, Nie-mann, J. Pitts .

Assumption OC 5.7 10 .15 13 .16 16 .19-115Old Xaverians 5 .1 9.2 11 .8 17 .13-115

Assumption Old Coll . : Goalkickers do no ttally with scores . Best: Tuck, Bristow, Pav-one, Avery, Rennick, Munari .

Old Xaverians : Stanley 5, Howard 5,Naughton 3, Gorman 2, Keaney, Midgley .Best: Howard, Naughton, Gowers, Dwyer,Croyle, Gorman .

Reservoir OB 6 .4 15.8 22.12 28 .18-186Old Haileybury 2.2 5.6 10.10 11 .13- 79Reservoir Old Boys : McCrohan 8, Massey 7 ,

Devlin 3, Bates 2, Archer 2, Aston, J. Poulka,Jarvie, Shepherd, G . Tuininga, McGaw. Best :Ashworth, F. Tuininga, McGaw, Bates,Devlin, McCrohan .

Old Haileybury : Bowring 4, Bannon 2,Home 2, Campbell, Mason, Young . Best :Bowring, Houghton, Kane, Marshall, Mason,Urquhart .

Power House 4.2 8.4 14.6 16 .12-108National Bank 1 .4 4.9 6.11 9 .15- 69

Power House : Bartlett 9, R . Newton 3 ,Sykes 2, Coloe, Fitzsimmon . Best: Joy,Bartlett, Hoffman, R . Newton, Shewan, Cross .

National Bank: Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

Fairfield 4.7 10.9 14.14 18 .19-127C'wealth Bank 2.3 2 .7 5 .10 6.15- 51

Fairfield : Harding 5, V. Jones 4, Alexande r3, Hume 2, Keane, Cipola, Bux, Hyland . Best :Sparry, Marsh, Bux, V. Jones, Fitzgerald,Fitzpatrick .

Commonwealth Bank : Thompson, White,McKinney, Robb, Eales, Goodall. Best: Bor-rack, Robb, McCrimmon, Curtin, Dick, Pet-rynuik .

D SECTIONAlphington 3.7 6.8 10.17 11 .18- 84St . Patrick's OC 3.2 7.6 8.8 11.16- 82

Alphington : Cecil 5, Tann 2, Roberts, Shaw,Gale, McKeown. Best : Williams, Shaw,Cecil, Adams, Tann, Alsop.

St Patricks OC : Scully 3, Shannon 2, Lar-kins 2, Seaburgh, O'Connor, Christina, Telef-son . Best : Healy, Campbell, Robinson, Love,Fisher, Christina .

LaTrobe Blacks 3.4 6.11 9 .15 12 .19- 91St . Kevin's OB 0.3 2.6 8.9 9.13- 67

La Trobe Blacks : Abramson 4, G . O'Brie n4, Anyon, Sgro, Hall, Condon . Best : Norton,G . O'Brien, Loftus, Abramson, Hall .

St Kevin's Old Boys: Hart 4, Nettlefold,Hogarth, Sheehan, Martin, O'Connor. Best :Hart, Hogarth, Fernon, Nettlefold, O'Kelly,Sheehan.Old Brighton Gr 1 .2 4.9 6.12 11 .17- 83Old Geelong Gr 3.6 6.10 8.13 9.17- 71

Old Brighton : Hamilton 4, Levvey 2, Tem-pleton, Millis, Thomas, Reid, Agar. Best :Watkins, Levvey, MacKenzie, P . Devine,Evans, Thomas .

Old Geelong : P . Godfrey 3, Lewis 2, Spi-den, Mew, Gilbert, Connell . Best : Whalley,Crawford, Lewis, Anderson, O'Byrne,Marenoaz .

Hampton Rovers 6 .7 12.11 13.16 22 .19-151Footscray ITOB 2.0 7.4 10.8 12.8 - 80

Hampton Rovers : Grace 7, Hartford 4,Malone 3, Clarke 2, Goodrem 2, Hill, Stepana-vicious, Wolfe, Wood. Best : Grace, Huckett,Menner, Bidey, Wood, Malone.

Footscray TCOB: Bennett 3, Martin 2,Leonard 2, Sheales 2, Dibbon, Miller, Dilks .Best: Andres, Murley, Carr, Dibbon, Miller,Leonard .

Brunswick 3.3 4.9 7.13 12 .14- 86Parkside 5.3 8.4 11 .11 11 .13- 79Brunswick : Evans 2, Dwyer 2, Abernathy ,

Jones, Weybury, W . Beckett, Knox, Lasala,Hughes, Kinloch . Best: P. Hanlon, Dean,Cullinan, Weybury, Gibbons, D . Hanlon .

Parkside : Lock 3, G . Dryden 2, Sammut 2,F . Findlay, Stewart, B. Harvey, Dawson .Best: Elliot, G . Dryden, P . Harvey, Rodda,J . Byrne, A . Findlay .

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Last Week's Results - continue dJUNIOR SECTION 1

St. Bernard's OC 3 .1 13.6 16.8 22 .11-143MHS Old Boys 5.4 6.4 7.6 8.9 - 57

St Bernard's OC : Goalkickers do not tallywith scores : Best: Mahoney, Angel, Power,Hogan, Bird, Cooney.

MHS Old Boys : Morrison 3, Bulleid 2, New-man, Grahame, Goldsmith . Best: Bulleid,Woods, Hulls, Carrol, Allaway, N . Keam .

Ormond 5.6 15 .15 24 .20 33 .22-220Ivanhoe 1.2 1 .3 2.3 6.4 - 40

Ormond : Chapman 13, Smyth 8, Farrell 4,Pullman 2, Goold 2, Turner 2, Crump, Russ .Best: Chapman, Smyth, Hardham, Farrell,Crump, Richardson .Ivanhoe: Goalkickers, best players not

received .

Old Scotch Coll 4.4 4.7 7.10 13 .13- 91University Blacks 3 .4 5.9 10.13 12 .14- 86

Old Scotch : Goalkickers, best players notreceived .

Uni Blacks : Lucas 4, Bellingham 2, Val-lance, Irwin, Gooley, Lyons, Hope, Gill . Best :Bouchier, Holmes, Frederick, Bellingham,Gilltrap, Lyons .

Power House 8.3 14.6 21 .7 25.9 -159Hampton Scouts 2.3 4.5 9.12 12 .16- 88

Power House : Goalkickers do not tall ywith scores. Best : Vance, Ratcliff, Godfrey,O'Connor, Hadgigorgio, Digby.Hampton Scouts: Goalkickers, best players

not received .

Monash Uni 6.7 11.12 17.15 24.26-170Parkside 2.0 3.3 8.7 11.8 - 74

Monash University : Goalkickers do nottally with scores . Best: Hildebrandt, Maxwell,Clarke, O'Shea, Nethercote, Rosengarton .

Parkside : Williamson 4, Young 2, Harris,Phillpot, Sweeny, Grummisch, Ovard . Best:Williamson, Grummisch, Sweeny, Simpson,Maxwell, Vincent .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Tooronga-Malvern 8.7 15 .14 19 .24 24.32-176Brunswick 0.3 1.3 1.5 4.8 - 32

Tooronga-Malvern : Laity 5, Franklin 4,Gowland 4, Kerr 4, Britton 2, Ward 2, Lee,Scott, Weaver . Best : Ward, Kerr, Franklin,Gowland, Weaver, Stokes .

Brunswick : Goalkickers do not tally withscores . Best : Toohey, Purser, Gantert, Adams,Ferraro, Woollard.University Blues 8 .5 23 .11 31 .20 39 .26-260Beverley Hills 0 .1 0.3 0.3 0.5 - 5

Uni Blues : Weston 7, Nichols 6, Leslie 5 ,Radford 4, J . Hickey 3, Smith 3, P . Hickey 2,Taylor 2, Scott 2, Kilpatrick 2, Davies, Mar-shall, McLachlan . Best : Leslie, Davies, Mc-Lachlan, Weston, Langdon, Nichols .

Beverley Hills : Best: Ryan, D. Smith,Post, Keppel, M . Browning, D . Browning .North Old Boys 9 .4 14.7 25.18 39 .25-259National Bank 1 .2 5.2 7.2 8.6 - 5 4

North Old Boys: White 8, Ferguson 5,Nathan 4, Simpson 4, Moore 4, Barnett 3,Cosgrove 3, Cusack 3, Morfessi 2, Fraser 2,Goulay . Best: Barnett, White, Ferguson,Nathan, Cusack, Morfessi .

National Bank: Walkeden 2, D . Bate, G .Bate, Arcadiou, Bentley, Howitt, Jenkinson .Best : Walkeden, Podger, D . Bate, Spargo,Arcadiou, McLachlan .Coburg 3.1 7.5 10.5 14.8 - 92Caulfield Gram 8 .0 10.0 14.2 14.3 - 87

Coburg : Tolley 4, Hutchison 2, Coles 2 ,Symons, Scott, McCarthy, Bowers, Thomp-son, Jordan . Best: Cox, G. Liddle, Scott,Henry, Jackson, Webb, I . Liddle .

Caulfield Gramm . : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received.West Brunswick 2 .6 7.10 12 .12 20 .17-137Old Brighton Gr 2 .2 6.6 10.9 13 .12- 90

West Brunswick: Callander 6, Konstantini-dis 6, Aiello 2, Fisher 2, Foote 2, Wesselman,Close . Best : Filipek, Fisher, Foote, Monger,Webb, Wesselman .

Old Brighton : Trotter 7, Merkus 2, Edmond-son, Gutteridge, Bramwell, Burnell. Best:Trotter, Gray, Finkemeyer, Merkus, Bourke,Castle.AJAX a by e

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Last Week's Results - continuedC RESERVE SECTION

St . Kilda CBOC 6 .2 13.6 18.11 26 .16-172Old Melburnians 1 .3 4.3 5.3 6.3 - 3 9

St Kilda CBOC : Calleja 11, Howe 7, R .Harrison 4, Salter 2, Carlson, Crowley . Best :Calleja, Crowley, Danckert, Girdwood, R .Harrison, Howe.

Old Melburnians : Ristrum 2, Clark, Cald-well, McAdam, C . Pitts . Best : A'Beckett,Thomas, Caldwell, Cox, McAdam, Nissen .Old Xaverians 4.2 6.3 7.10 8.10- 58Assumption OC 2 .3 4.7 4.7 6.10- 4 6

Old Xaverians : Williams 2, Trahair, Fran-ich, Moloney, Uncles, Zachariah, Kyne . Best :Kyne, Trahair, Lonergan, Williams, Morrison,Quinn .

Assumption Old Coll . : Goalkickers do nottally with scores . Best: Howe, Phyland, Per-kins, Carlile, Caruso .Reservoir OB 4 .4 10.8 13.12 15 .14-104Old Haileybury 6.7 10.11 12.13 13 .15- 93Reservoir Old Boys: Wilson 4, Scott 2 ,

Byrnes 2, Laird 2, Dunn 2, Veith 2, Letson .Best : Wilson, D. O'Brien, Scott, Dunn,Hewlett, Laird .

Old Haileybury : C. Quick 6, Mehegan 3,Metherall, Atkinson, Bonwick, Quiney . Best:Bambrook, BonwickElliott, Irving, C . Quick,G . Quick .Power House 3 .4 6.6 10.13 14 .17-101National Bank 1 .1 2.4 2.4 3.4 - 22

Power House : Pettifer 5, Taylor 2, Sharp 2 ,Bingham, O'Brien, Hailes, I . Miller, L . New-ton. Best : Kent, Alcock, L. Newton, Retallick,Pettifer, Sharp .

National Bank: Goalkickers, best playersnot received .Fairfield 5.4 10 .9 15.10 19 .15-129C'wealth Bank 0.0 0.0 1.0 3.0 - 18

Fairfield : Day 5, Butterworth 4, A. Kenny4, Quadara 3, Bryan 2, O'Beirne . Best :Quadara, Topp, Breen, Bryan, Jakins, A .Kenny .

Commonwealth Bank: Johnson, Finnegan,Joy. Best : Manning, Aldenhoven, Athans,Johnson, Brown, Hjorth .

D RESERVE SECTION

Alphington 0.1 4.6 5.9 10 .11- 71St . Patrick's OC 1 .2 2.7 4.7 - 6 .9 - 45Alphington : Hayes 4, Belcher 2, Tiedgen 2,

Trezise, Ryan . Best: Hayes, O'Shea, Tan-asio, Drake, Puddy, Belcher .

St . Patrick's OC: Watson 2, Williams 2,Abbott, Nelson . Best : Lardner, Smurthwaite,Williams, Reid, Humphries, Watson .St. Kevin's OB 1.3 3.4 5.4 8.8 - 56LaTrobe Blacks 1 .2 3.5 6.7 6.10- 46

St Kevin's Old Boys : K . Hoare 3, Kenned y2, Allan, Gaven, P . Randles . Best : T. Trewin,Gaven, P. Randles, Hawkins, Crowley, K .Hoare .

LaTrobe Blacks : Goalkickers not supplied .Best: Dann, Oakes, Putman, Maymes, Silcock,Middleton .

Old Geelong Gr 3.1 4.2 9.6 10.7 - 67Old Brighton Gr 2 .4 6.9 6.9 9.11- 65

Old Geelong : Geyer 4, R . Godfrey 2, Kil-patrick, Ross, Dickson, Gretton-Watson .Best: Laws, Geyer, A . Jenkins, S . Jenkins,Fisher, Dickson .

Old Brighton : Smith 3, M. Wood 3, Flack 2,Titshall. Best: Stansfield-Smith, D . Wood,Dick, Russell, Knight, Huggins .

Hampton Rovers 5 .3 10.5 12.7 18 .13-121Footscray ITOB 1 .1 1.2 3.2 3.2 - 20

Hampton Rovers : Cooper 5, Cave 4, Comb e4, Young 2, Amoore, Patterson, Cook . Best:Cave, Middleton, Combe, Young, Hammond,Cook .

Footscray TCOB : Bannister 2, Mlikotic.Best : Curwood, Bannister, Mlikotic, Mathews,Groves, Jones .

Parkside 4.2 5.4 10.12 15.19-109Brunswick 2.1 5.5 6.8 7.11- 53

Parkside : K . Gleeson 4, Jordan 3, Thoma s3, Ron Moore 2, Eccles 2, Tennent . Best:Ron Moore, Thomas, Jordan, P . Dryden, P .Byrne, K. McClay.

Brunswick : Russ 3, D . Watt, Edge, Gillett,Loughnan . Best: Hirst, Gillett, Donnelly,Loughnan, T . Benns, Edge .

COACH OF INTER-STATE SIDECobur, s Alan Salter has been ap-

pointed coach of the Victorian teamto play in Adelaide on Saturday, June10th.

WEARING OF NECK TAGSPlayers are advised that the, wear-

ing of neck tags of any description isnot permitted, and that umpires havebeen instructed to insist upon theirremoval in all cases .

RESULTS OF MATCHESResults of amateur matches ar e

broadcast in the Sporting Sessions ofRadio Stations 3LO, (commencing at6 .20 p .m.) 3DB and 3KZ (included in7 p .m. News) each Saturday eveningand from Television Channels ABV-2and HSV-7 . Repeat on 3KZ 9.30 a.m .Sunday .

Channel 2 also provides quarter-by-quarter scores of A Section matcheseach Saturday afternoon .


Last Week's Results - continued

E RESERVE SECTION

Old Ivanhoe Gr 6 .2 10 .6 13.7 22.9 -141AMP Society 3 .2 5.6 7.11 9 .14- 68

Old Ivanhoe : Forbes 6, Wolstencroft 5 ,Jeeves 4, Wright 4, L. Baker, Lacy, World .Best: Wolstencroft, Woods, World, G . Ben-nett, Pratt, Wright .

AMP Society : Farrington 4, Jones 2, Saxby,Barry, Arnold . Best : Cowd, Lane, Arnold,Farrington, Bramley, Gay .

AJAX 3.3 6.7 12.12 16.14-110Glenhuntly 1 .1 1.2 1.4 2.7 - 19

AJAX : Bialek 6, Shostak 4, Janover 2 ,Rochman, Shulman, P . Grossberg, Teitel-baum. Best : Bailek . Robin, Shulman, Roch-man, Tauber, Teitelbaum .Glenhuntly : Brookes 2 . Best: Barton, Mc-

Intosh, Francis, Brookes, Beckerleg .

Marcellin OC 5.3 9.11 10.14 14 .19-103

West B runswick 3.5 3.5 5.8 7.10- 52

Marcellin OC : Joseph 4, Harman 3, Holmes2, Kopke 2, Sexton 2, Wood . Best: O'Sullivan,Harman, Jolley, Bartley, P . French, Clare-brough .

West Brunswick : Fedati 2, Thompson 2,Carey, MacDonald, Turner. Best : Grambay,Linton, MacDonald, Turner, Vazquez, Web-ber .

State Sav. Bank 2.1 4.3 5.4 9.6 - 60ANZ Bank 1.2 5.4 5.6 6.6 - 42

State Savings Bank: Dumbrell 3, Brain 2,Mitchell, Gilbert, Fitzgibbon, Stafford . Best :Morrison, Evans, Loft, Lake, Dumbrell, Fitz-gibbon.

ANZ Bank : McCutcheon 2, Harper, Imrie,Kelly, Knight . Best: Kelly, Pickering, King,Harper, Roache, Cole .

F RESERVE SECTION

St . Bede's OC 6.5 9 .10 13.14 18 .19-127D. & Long OC 0.1 1 .1 1.1 1 .1 - 7

St . Bede's OC: McNamara 4, Petrie 4,Mulvany 3, Terrell 3, Shannon 3, Brudenell.Best : O'Brien, Terrell, Bantock, Petrie,Brudenell, Mulvany .

D . & L. O.C . : Wynne . Best : Hanrahan,Hore, P . Osmond, Rundle, East, Candler .

Old C'well Gr 3 .1 5.1 7.3 9.5 - 59LaTrobe Reds 1 .2 4.5 6.8 8.8 - 56

Old Camberwell : Hanson 8, Tierney . Best:Hanson, Mehan, Buckeridge, Tierney, Scho-field, Scales .

LaTrobe Reds : Gleeson 3, White 2, R. Bad-ham, Nelson, Nicholson . Best : Sutherland,Smith, Kelly, Terry, Nelson, Nicholson .

Monash Whites 5.1 9.3 14.10 21 .14-140North Brunswick 0.2 2.5 2.5 2.6 - 1 8

Monash Whites: Peacock 6, Powell 5,Horne 3, McKenzie 2, Rosengarten 2, G .James, Paull, Anderson . Best: Peacock, HorneG . James, McKenzie, Wolff, Powell .

North Brunswick : J . Tsipouriaris, Cioccio .Best : Cioccio, Scullin, Willmott, Innella, R .Walsh, J . Tsipouriaris .

Elsternwick 3.0 6.1 10.3 11.7 - 73Old Mentonians 4.2 7.6 7.8 8.10- 58

Elsternwick : Jenkins 4, Peters 2, Scott 2,Leeming, May, Stevens . Best: Menzies, Jen-kins, May, Scott, Edgar, Campbell .

Old Mentonians : Hill 3, Sailsbury 2, Hall,McKinlay, Thomas . Best: Dekretser, Hill,Murphy, McKinlay, Salisbury, Royston .

TRIBUNAL(Matches Played April 29th)

P. J. Pearson (SL Bernard's O .C.)was found guilty of striking E. Mc-Arthur (University Blues) and sus-pended, for four matches.

McArthur's evidence was consider-ed unsatisfactory by the Tribunal, andhe wass, severely reprimanded.

M. Perrett (St . Bernard's O.C.)was found guilty of striking I . Moffat(University Blues) and suspended forfour matches.

D. Mullin (Kew) was found guiltyof striking A . L. Trevaskis (Geelong)and suspended for two matches.

P. Shannon, (St. Patrick's O.C.) wasfound guilty under provocation ofstrikixLgg G . Fincher (Footscray ITOB)and was severely reprimanded.

M. Linehan (Commonwealth BankReserves) was found guilty of strik-ing G. Urquhart (Old HaileyburiansReserves) and suspended for four mat-ches.

R. F. Toohey (Fairfield Reserves)was found guilty of striking three OldMelburnians Reserves players (T.Moore, T. Alder and J . Nissen) andwas suspended for the remainder ofthe 1972 season ,


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INTERPRETATIONS OF SOMECONTENTIOUS LAWS

It should be emphasised that umpiresshould have a common sense outlookon free kicks .Holding Law -

The law dealing with holding theman - holding the ball - providesthat the player who is in possession ofthe ball, must kick or handball theball when firmly held by an opponent .

If he fails to kick or handball theball, a free kick shall be given againsthim for holding the ball .

Note: Firmly held means when theplayer is gripped firmly enough tostop or retard his progress .

Umpires must give the player who isin possession of the ball a reasonablechance to dispose of it, before free-kicking him .

(a) If a player is in the act of kick-ing or handballing and he is swung offbalance and his foot or hand does notconnect with the ball - play on .

(b) If a player is bumped and theball falls from his hands - play on .

(c) When a player has the ball heldto his body by another player - ball-up .

(d) When a player is knocked onthe arm or elbow causing him to dropthe ball - play on .

(e) When a player has his arms pin-ned to his sides, causing him to dropthe ball - play on .

(f) The spirit of the rule is to keepthe ball in motion .

Note : If a player is held by one armwhilst he retains possession of the ballwith the other - holding the ball .

The main thing to bear in mind isthis - if the player shows by hisactions that he is trying to dispose ofthe ball when he is held - let himdo it .

SOCIALWith our golf day not far off, um-

pires are getting some practice withthe little white ball . There could be a"dark horse" in the field when handi-caps are announced.

New comer Bill Paterson has wonhimself a place in the team to con-test the "Judo" championships inSydney this month .

FAULKNER'S` a~iva' Brand FootballsTHE ONLY BALL USED BY BOTH THE

* V.F.L. & * V.F.A.IN THE 1970 GRAND FINAL S

COLLINGWOOD v CARLTON

PRAHRAN v WILLIAMSTOWN


FIXTURE & RESULTS "A" SECTIO NAPRIL 15

Cbg 17 .15 UBlue 11 .15OPad 18 .12 StBrn 8 .14Nth 12 .7 MHS 9 .13C1fG 24 .24 DLS 8 .8ON 19 .11 MBl 8 . 8

APRIL 22Cbg 23 .21 DLS 11 .9Orm 22 .16 St B OC 11 .9OPar 13 .20 MHS 11 . 8C Gr 21 .14 U Blue 10.7N OB 12.15 M Blue 7.15

APRIL 29Ormd 15 .33 DLS 6 .8Nth OB 14.16 Cbg 8 .12CalfG 20 .16 MHS 7 .21StBern 11 .12 Uni B 6 .7OPard 17 .12 MshBl 8 .15

MAY 6Cbrg 21 .20 OPard 10.12StBern 25 .15 DLS 10 .9Omd 20 .23 MHS 11 .15NOB 12.18 UBlue 11 .13C1fGr 20 .15 MBlue 8 .12Played Wed ., May 3rd(instead of May 20th)UniBlu 17 .15 MBlu 16 . 6

MAY 13Ormond v CoburgO Parad v DLSalle

C'field G v North OBUni Blue v MHS O BSt Bern v Monash Blue

MAY 20Coburg v C'fieid GO Parad v OrmondNorth OB v St BernDLSalle v MHS O B

MAY 27Ormond v North OBSt Bern v C'fleld GMHS OB v CoburgUni Blue v 0 ParadMush Blue v DLSalle

JUNE 3North OB v 0 ParadC'fleld G v OrmondDLSalle v Uni BlueMHS OB v St BernCoburg v Monash Blue

JUNE 10Interstate Match

SOUTH AUSTRALIA

VICTORIAat Adelaid e

No Club games inMelbourneJUNE 1 7

0 Parad v C'field GDLSalle v North OB

St Bern v CoburgUni Blue v OrmondMonsh Blue v MHS OB

JUNE 24Coburg v DLSalle OCOrmond v St BernO Parad v MHS OBC'fleld G v Uni BlueNorth OB v Mnsh B

JULY 1DLSalle v OrmondCoburg v North OBMHS OB v C'fleidUni Blue v St BernMash Blue v 0 Para d

JULY 8O Parad v CoburgSt Bern v DLSalleOrmond v MHS OBNorth OB v Uni BlueC'fleld G v Mash Blu e

JULY 15Coburg v OrmondDLSalle v 0 ParadNorth OB v C'fleld GMHS OB v Uni BlueMash Blue v St Bern

JULY 22C'fleld G v CoburgOrmond v 0 Parad

St Bern v North OBMHS OB v DLSalleUni Blue v Mash BlueINTERSTATE MATCH

TASMANIA v.VICTORIA

at LauncestonJULY 29

North OB v OrmondC'fleld G v St BernCoburg v MHS OBO Parad v Uni BlueDLSalle v Mash Blue

AUGUST 5MHS OB v North OBOrmond v C'fleld GrUni Blue v DLSalleSt Bern v 0 ParadMonash Blue v Cobur g

AUGUST 12Uni Blue v CoburgO Parad v North OBSt Bern v MHS OBDLSalle v C'fleld GMash Blue v Ormon d

AUGUST 19C'fleld G v 0 ParadNorth OB v DLSalleCoburg v St BernOrmond v Uni BlueMHS OB v Mnsh Blue

The Grounds - Where and HowHere 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 SECTIONCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Oval 3, Al-

bert Park . (Train to Albert Park, or SouthMelbourne tram in Collins Street to southMelbourne Technical School . )

COBURG : De Chene Reserve, Bell Street,East Coburg. (East Coburg tram in Swan-ston Street to terminus. )

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : Glen IrisOval, off High Street, near Glen IrisStation . (Train to Glen Iris or Glen Iristram 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 inSwanston Street to South Yarra Station,walk north along Yarra Street.)

MONASH UNIVERSITY BLUES: MonashUniversity Oval. (Train to Huntingdale,bus along North and Wellington Roads toground .)

NORTH OLD BOYS : W. J . Brens Oval, RoyalPark, opposite Zoo gates. (Brunswick,Coburg or North Coburg tram in ElizabethStreet to Leonard Street . )

OLD PARADIANS : Yarra Park, oppositeOlympic Park. (Batman Avenue tram fromPrinces Bridge . )

ORMOND: Ormond Park. (Train to Ormond,walk north along Newham Grove.)

ST . BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS : St.Bernard's College Oval, end of BuckleyStreet, West Essendon. (Train to Essendonthen bus .)

UNIVERSITY BLUES: University Oval.(Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swan-ston Street or Brunswick . Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street.) RE-SERVES: South-east corner of PrincesPark, opposite Ormond College, Parkville.(Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tramin Elizabeth Street to College Crescent . )


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IMPORTANT NOTESAT EISTERNWICK PARK

ADMISSION TICKETSAdmission tickets issued to clubs

for matches at Elsternwick Park arefor the use of players and officialsonly. Any player who cannot producea ticket will be required to pay foradmittance.

CAR PARKINGDrivers who are not willing to park

cars as directed at Elsternwick Park,will be refused admitt ance to theground .

SCOREBOARDClubs are advised that the Scorin g

Board at Elsternwick Park must beoperated by responsible club officialsat all times .

Children must not be allowed in theScoring Board .

CORRECT SCORES ESSENTIALClubs are reminded that correct

scores must be phoned to the Heraldoffice, otherwise a fine (one dollar)will be incurred .

And remember, too, that scores areincomplete without the points - of-fending clubs will be fined.

SECTION - PLEASEPress Correspondents are requested

to comply with ALL INSTRUCTIONSin the Notes to Press Correspondentsissued to all clubs prior to the Sea-son - including - CLUB NAME andSECTION on every envelope for-warded to The Amateur Footballer .

PREVIEWThe A.B .C. Sporting Session from

3LO each Friday (which commencesat 6.30 p .m.) will include a previewof the following day's amateurmatches .Be sure to listen to this broadcast.

"HERALD" PHONE NUMBERS652 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 requiredto furnish ALL Goal-kickers and six(6) Best Players for each team (includ-ing Christian names and positionsplayed), together with a short sum-mary of the match, to the Press Cor-respondent before 7 p.m.

This is the responsibility of theHOME CLUB.

SCORES TO HERALD - NUMBERSPublication dead-line is 4.50 p.m .

Fine - ONE DOLLAR if not phonedby this time.

If you miss this dead-line, you mustphone by 5.30 p.m. Fine - THREEDOLLARS if not attended to.If you miss out on The Herald,

phone the Press Correspondent at53 1290 before 7 p.m. otherwise a fur-ther Fine of ONE DOLLAR Is incur-red.

NOW IT'S 7 P.M.Club Secretaries and Press Corres-

pondents are reminded that the dead-line for phoning information to thePress Correspondent of the Associa-tion is now 7 P.M.

Failure to comply with this newdeadline will cause the club concernedto incur a fine.

This applies to clubs in A Sectionwho are required to furnish Goal-kickers and Best Players and a shortsummary of the match, and to clubsin other Sections who have alreadyincurred a fine for failing to phonefinal scores to The Herald Office.

The HOME club is responsible ineach case, except during the Finalseries, when the WINNING club is re-sponsible .


I!, II, /

al lNeWt Week's Matches May 20At 2 p.m. Reserves at 11 .45 a.m.

A SECTION and A RESERVE SECTIONCoburg v Caulfield GramOld Paradians v OrmondNorth Old Boys v St Bernards OC

(at Elsternwick Park )De La Salle OC v MHS Old Boy sMonash Blues (16 .6) v University Blues (17 .15)Played Wednesday, May 3rd .

B SECTION and B RESERVE SECTIONIvanhoe v Old Trinity GrOld Carey Gr v Ke wUniversity Blacks v Tooronga-MalvernGeelong v Old Scotch Col lCollegians v UHS Old Boy s

C SECTION and C RESERVE SECTIONSt Kilda CBOC v Commonwealth Ban kOld Melburnians v Reservoir OBPower House v Old XaveriansAssumption OC v Old HaileyburiansFairfield v National Ban k

D SECTION and D RESERVE SECTION

St Patricks OC v ParksideAlphington v Old Geelong GrFootscray ITOB v St Kevins OBLaTrobe Blacks v Old Brighton GrBrunswick v Hampton Rover s

E SECTION and E RESERVE SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr v GlenhuntlyAJAX v AMP SocietyMarcellin OC v State Savings BankANZ Bank v West Brunswic k

F SECTION and F RESERVE SECTION

Dookie & Long OC v LaTrobe RedsOld Camberwell Gr v St Bedes OCNorth Brunswick v ElsternwickOld Mentonians V Monash Whites

JUNIOR SECTION 1

St Bernards OC v Monash UniMHS Old Boys v University BlacksHampton Scouts v IvanhoeOrmond v Old Scotch CollParkside v Power House

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Tooronga-Malvern v Beverley HillsNational Bank v BrunswickUniversity Blues v Cobur gOld Brighton Or v AJAXCaulfield Gram v North Old BoysWest Brunswick a bye

PLEASE - NO BALL BRIEFS

As the standard of Ball Briefs gen-erally has been steadily deterioratingover the last couple of years, it hasbeen decided to discontinue publica-tion of them this season.

However, players reaching 50th,100th, 150th, 200th, etc. games willbe included together with notes relat-ing to forthcoming club functions .

Certain other items of general in-terest may also be included from timeto time, if space permits .

Next week's Matches at Elsternwick ParkMAY 20tla, 1972

urth ®Old Boys ® t® Bernard's O.C.at 2 p.m.

Reserves at 71 .45 a .m .Admission : ADULTS 40 cents; Children accompanied by an Adult - FREEAMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUND - PARKING

FEE 20 cents .HOW TO GET THERE - Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie tram in SwanstonStreet to Glenhuntly Road, walk west along Glenhuntly Road .

DUTY OFFICER-MR . JOE JAMIESO N


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GAMES AND UMPIRESOn ground of first named Club at

2 p .m. Reserves at 11 .45 a.m. Likelywinners of Senior and Junior matchesin Bold Type. Umpire for Reservegame shown in brackets .

A SECTIO N

Ormond v Coburg (at ElsternwickPark). - D. R. Dodds . Goal : D .Bennett, Bonnett (Peters) .

Old Paradians v de la Salle O.C. -Mason. Goal: Bridges, Dunstan . (H .Roberts) .

Caulfield Gram. v North Old Boys -Marshall . Goal : Box, McCusker. (Keat-

ing) .University Blues v MHS Old Boys -

G. M. Simpson. Goal : D. McKenzieA. Smith. (Reilly) .

St. Bernards O .C. v Monash Blues -Harradence. Goal : R. McKenzie, E .Wilson . (McCartney) .

B SECTION

Kew v Ivanhoe - Hamilton . Goal :Ahlm, Sanderson . (Sutherland) .

Old Carey Gr. v Geelong - Rowe .Goal : Hillier, O'Brien (R . Roberts) .

Old Trinity Gr. v University Blacks- George. Goal: Jenner, Paizis(Dressing) .

UHS Old Boys v Old Scotch Coll. -Rowell . Goal : V. McKenzie Will-iams. (Dennington) .

Tooronga - Malvern v Collegians -Jorgensen. Goal: G. Smith, (Duck-worth) .

C SECTION

Reservoir O .B. v St . Kilda CBOC -Hagarty . (Foley) .

Old Melburnians v Assumption O .C.- Bishop. (B. Roberts) .

Commonwealth Bank v Power Hous e- D. Jenkin . (Somerville) .

National Bank v Old Haileyburians- G. Thomas . (Woolf) .

Old Xaverians v Fairfield - O'Rourk e(Bohan) .

D SECTIONOld Geelong Gr . v• St . Patricks O.C .

- Byrne (Dowling) .Alphington v Latrobe Blacks - Good-

man . (Brown) .Parkside v Footscray ITOB - Loc-

kett . (Porter) .Hampton Rovers v Old Brighton Gr.

- G. Robinson. (Wells) .St. Kevins O .B. v Brunswick (at St .

Kevin's Oval) - Posetti (Doyle).E SECTIO N

Glenhuntly v AMP Society - D . G .Dodd. (G. Bennett) .

Old Ivanhoe Gr. v Ajax - Gannon .(McMahon) .

ANZ Bank v Marcellin O.C. - Poke,(I . Wilson).

West Brunswick v State Savings Bank- King. (Lothian) .

F SECTIONLatrobe Reds v St. Bedes O .C. - Feil .

(I . C. Simpson) .Dookie & Long O .C. v Old Camber-

well Gr. - Jennings . (Lucas) .Old Mentonians v Nth. Brunswick -

Cordner . (Cogdon) .Monash Whites v Elsternwick -

Bonnyman . (Doherty) .JUNIOR SECTION 1

University Blacks v St . Bernards O .C .- Hill .

MHS Old Boys v Ormond - Medley.Monash Univ. v Hampton Scouts -

Kong .Power House v Old Scotch Coll -

Marsden .Ivanhoe v Parkside - Nicholls .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Beverley Hills v National Bank -

Rolfe .Old Brighton Gr. v Tooronga - Mal-

vern - L. Thomas .North Old Boys v University Blues -

Barnes.Brunswick v West Brunswick -

Saunder.Ajax v Canfield Gram - I . W. Jenkin .Coburg a bye .Emergency Umpires: Kollmorgen,

Wills, Hindle, Malcolm, Fields .


PREMIERSHIP LISTSA SECTIO N

Caulfield GramOrmondN orth Old BoysCoburgold ParadiansSt . Bernard's OCII niversity Blues

»IIS Old Boys% lonash Blues

Dc La Salle OC

W L For Agst %4 - 579 246 235 .44 - 539 256 210 .54 - 356 263 135 .43 1 482 328 147 .03 1 404 345 117 .12 2 374 380 98 .41 4 387 527 73 .4- 4 285 456 62 .5- 5 338 578 58 .5- 4 244 609 40.1

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B SECTIONOld Scotch Coll. 3 1 413 271 152.4 12university Black 3 I 413 279 148 .0 12Geelong 3 1 486 349 139.3 12Old Trinity Gr 3 1 469 358 131.0 12launhoe 3 1 455 371 122 .6 12UId Carey Gr 2 2 369 402 91 .8 8(,oilegians 1 3 377 362 104 .1 4Ioor-Malvern 1 3 309 446 69 .3 4Kew 1 3 324 493 65 .7 4FIS Old Boys - 4 295 579 50 .9 -

C SECTIONReservoir OB 4 - 533 292 182 .5 16Power House 4 - 442 289 152 .9 16

Assumption OC 2 1 426 393 108 .4 1 0Fairfleld 2 2 390 401 97 .3 8,L,tionai Bank 2 2 313 353 88 .7 8old Haileybury 2 2 382 440 86 .8 8

Old Xaverians 1 2 344 342 100 .6 6at . Kilda CBOC 1 3 369 385 95.8 4ctlc', Melburnians 1 3 303 425 71 .3 4c :ve .lth Bank - 4 253 435 58.2 -

D SECTIONBrunswick 4 - 405 281 144 .1 16tiampton Rovers 3 1 430 314 136.9 12Old Brighton Gr 3 I 427 362 118.9 12I .aTrobe Blacks 3 1 381 349 109 .2 12

Patrick's OC 2 2 442 339 130.4 8,tlphington 2 2 328 367 89.4 8Parkside 1 3 382 393 97.2 4

Kevins OB 1 3 290 328 88.4 4old Geelong Gr 1 3 297 345 86 .1 4Ynotscray ITOB - 4 286 590 48 .5 -

E SECTIO N5tate Sav . Bank 4 - 414 213 194 .3 163iarcellin OC 3 1 608 372 163 .4 12:1JAX 3 1 398 365 109.0 12AMP Society 2 2 358 347 103.2 8old Ivanhoe Gr 2 2 396 445 89.0 8Glenhuntly 2 2 342 397 86.1 8%ti'est Brunswick - 4 296 506 58 .5 -ANZ Bank - 4 206 373 55.2 -

F SECTIONOld Camberwell 4 - 470 237 198 .3 16l;lsternwick 4 - 507 306 165 .7 16~lonash Whites 2 2 369 322 114.6 8North Brunswick 2 2 329 360 91.4 8at . Bede's OC 2 2 349 396 88.1 8uookie & Long OC 1 3 298 356 83 .7 4Old Mentonians 1 3 310 378 82 .0 4LaTrobe Reds - 4 165 442 37.3 -

JUNIOR SECTION 1Ormond 3 1 535 272 196 .7Power House 3 1 519 285 182 .1titonash Uni . 3 1 430 269 159 .9St. Bernard OC 3 I 375 301 124 .6P, .rkside 3 1 269 349 77.1Old Scotch Coll 2 2 363 334 108 .7University Blacks 1 3 318 341 93.3I l, nipton Scouts 1 3 361 440 82 .0.%sF1S old Boys 1 .3 206 386 53.4l%° : :nhoe - 4 114 583 19.6

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A RESERVE SECTION

OrmondCoburg;Monash Blue sCaulfield GramNorth Old BoysSt . Bernard's OCDe La Salle O CMHS Old Boys

W L For Agst4 - 421 16 144322

- 418 2611 380 2791 391 2752 386 2492 187 2703 260 4203 206 453

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tUniversity Blues - 5 327 494Old Paradians - 4 198 312i Includes May 20th match playe d

nesday, May 3rd .B RESERVE SECTION

University Blacks 4 - 480 129Old Trinity Gr 4 - 408 214Geelong 3 I 300 234Old Carey Gr 2 2 302 213Old Scotch Coil 2 2 291 266Toor-Malvern 2 2 261 300Ivanhoe 1 3 256 346UHS Old Boys 1 3 231 442Collegians 1 3 159 321Kew - 4 156 379

C RESERVE SECTIONSt . Kilda CBOC 4 - 478 135Old Xaverians 3 1 307 173Fairfield 3 1 331 204Power House 3 1 300 209Reservoir OB 3 1 302 266Old Haileyburnians 2 2 366 251Assumption OC 1 3 215 251National Bank 1 3 105 370Old Melburnians - 4 200 399C'wealth Bank - 4 81 42 7

D RESERVE SECTIONParkside 4 - 430 200Old Geelong Gr 4 - 299 207Alphington 3 1 264 253Old Brighton Gr 2 2 329 190Hampton Rovers' 2 2 317 215St. Kevin's OB 2 2 245 274St- Patrick's 2 2 179 423Brunswick 1 3 260 276LaTrobe Blacks - 4 107 318Footscray ITOB - 4 102 45 2

E RESERVE SECTION

°°o Pis261 .5 16160.2 16136.2 16142.2 12155.0 869.3 861.9 445.5 466.2 -63 . 5

on Wed-

372 .1 16190 .7 16128 .2 12141.8 8109.4 887.0 874.0 452.3 449.5 441 .2 -

354 .1177.5162.3143.5113 .5145 .885 .728 .450 .119 . 0

215 .0144 .4104.3173 .2147.489 .442 .394 .233 .622 . 6

State Sav . Bank 4- 310 145 213 .8ANZ Bank 3 1 309 199 155 .3AJAX 3 1 335 230 145 .7Marcellin OC 3 1 313 218 143.6Old Ivanhoe Gr 1 3 260 352 73 .9Glenhuntly 1 3 196 291 67.4AMP Society 1 3 258 392 65 .8West Brunswick - 4 252 406 62 .1

F RESERVE SECTIONMonash Whites 4 - 395 138 293 .5Elsternwick 3 1 305 217 140 .6Old Mentonians 2 2 323 152 212 .5LaTrobe Reds 2 2 285 231 123 .4St . Bedes OC 2 2 236 217 108 .8Old C'well Gr 2 2 177 219 80 .8North Brunswick 1 3 115 333 33.5*Dookie & Long OC - 4 44 431 10.2

JUNIOR SECTION 2(Four points allowed for each bye)

University Blues 4 - 849 79 1074 .7North Old Boys 4 - 534 285 187 .4Coburg 3 1 519 232 223 .7Caulfield Gram 3 1 450 237 189 .9AJAX 2 1 277 253 109 .5West Brunswick 2 2 399 386 103 .4National Bank 1 2 147 595 24 . 7*Toor-Malvern 1 3 266 34 1Old Brighton Gr - 3 120 348Brunswick - 3 103 565Beverley Hills - 4 127 708* Unregistered player April 29th .

** Drawn game.

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