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Reservoir Old Boys continued ontheir merry way with a decisive 46-point victory over Old Trinity, whosuffered their first defeat . HoweverTrinity retained their place in thefour.

Old Scotch's accurate kicking (21 .9)played a big part in their 5-goal winover Assumption in a high-scoringgame . Assumption kicked 15 .15 . OldCarey were too strong for De La Salleand won by nearly 8 goals .

Collegians were too strong for Mel-bourne High and won comfortably bymore than 7 goals . Kew surprised Uni-versity Blacks by scoring an 11-pointwin, their accurate 15.7 contrastingwith the Blacks' 12 .14, and makingall the difference to the result .

Parkside knocked St . Kilda CBC offthe top of the list in C Section, whenthey won by 6 points . There weresome other close games in this sec-tion, too - Old Melburnians beat OldHaileybury by 10 points and OldXaverians beat Old Brighton by 13 .

Fairfield had 4 goals to spare overUni . High and Power House over-whelmed National Bank.

Hampton Rovers scored a 4-pointwin over Brunswick and Common-wealth Bank beat St . Kevin's Old Boysby 13 points . Alphington won by 22points against LaTrobe Blacks andMarcellin beat Old Geelong by 26points, but St . Pat's found State Sav-ings Bank much too strong and werewell beaten .

AJAX beat ANZ Bank by 15 po .and AMP Society, ElsternwickOld Ivanhoe all had big wins aGlenhuntly, West BrunswickFootscray Tech . respectively .

North Brunswick scored a bigover Old Mentonians and St . Be(were 22 points too good for Unhsity Reds . Thornbury scored bypoints over Fawkner in a high-scoraffair and Monash Whites easilycounted for Dookie and Longereno

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e of 46.31 (307) points) against Natio rBank, and Coburg, Beverley Hills aOld Brighton won the other games .

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SATURDAY, 14th JULY, at 11 .30 a . rand 2 .00 p.m .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 5, 19 1A

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS

A SECTIONCoburg 3.5 7.8 12.11 17.14-116Geelong 2.3 10.3 13.9 14.13- 97COBURG: Cleary 5, Booth 3, Callesen 3 ,

N. Willoughby 2, Gardner 2, Hanley 2.Best : Cleary, Booth, Sullivan, N . Willoughby,Warfe, Shanahan .

GEELONG : Wilson 5, Bullen 3, Lowcock3, Smith, Allden, Hampson . Best : Hampson,Bullen, Birrell, Allden, E . Smith, Brown .

Monash Blue 4.8 7.12 8.15 17 .18-120Ivanhoe 1 .4 6.7 12.12 12 .12- 8 4

MONASH BLUES : Golding 7, Flett 3, Gal-lagher 3, Staunton 2, Booth, Galbraith . Best :Golding, Gallagher, Nilbett, Flett, Marshall,Amor .

IVANHOE : Crompton 3, Somerton 3, Hick2, Ireland 2, Quinlivan, N . Dean . Best : Ren-shaw, Rojo, Baker, McWhinnie, Ireland,Hartney .

Ormond 4.6 10.9 14.15 17 .19-121Uni Blue 1.1 4.2 7.6 11.9 - 75

ORMOND : Logan 4, Graham 4, Pearce 3,R . Cameron 2, I . Cameron 2, Naylor, Wood .Best : I . Cameron, Pearce, Jackson, Logan,'Graham, Hoey .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Nicholls 3, Renow-den 2, Nicholson 2, Voight 2, Forge, Church .Best: White, Trumble, Pleydell, Tucker,Renowden, Martin.

St Bernard OC 5 .6 11 .8 12.9 13 .14- 92North OB 1 .1 3.4 7.10 12.12- 8 4

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Sullivan 4, M .Mahoney 4, Burgin 2, Mitchell, Davis, G .Mahoney . Best : Aughton, Ginnivan, Burgin,Sullivan, M . Mahoney, Mitchell) .

NORTH OLD BOYS : Peasnell 3, Power 3,Murray 3, Welch, O'Keefe, Spurling . Best:Crooks, Peasnell, Fennelly, Rovis, Curley,Murray .

Caulfield Gram 4.6 11 .12 19 .14 27.17-179Old Paradians 0 .3 1.4 1.5 3.11- 29

CAULFIELD GRAM . : G . Fletcher 7, But-cher 3, Lester 3, G . Tootell 3, Voyage 3,Williams 2, McNicol 2, Fox, Long, P . Mc-Laughlin, Morphet . Best : Griffiths, McNicol,G . Fletcher, Morphet, P . McLaughlin, G .Tootell .

OLD PARADIANS : Ford, Duke, Ruther-ford . Best: Lyons, Hart, McLoughlin, Denavi,J . Tudor, Carroll .

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Birrell, R . Elliott. Best : Birrell, Steele, LeitGlenn, Bell, Cooke.

DE LA SALLE : Day 2, Dunn 2, O'MalleMcInerney . Best : Bourke, Lyons, C . Brow .Loft, Whitelaw, Day .

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Woods 3, Trompf 2, Ryah, Shinkfield, PryoMunn . Best : Zent, Shinkfield, Pryor, Leenbruggen, Nethersole, Munn .

MHS OLD BOYS: R. Harley 4, D . Harle3, Burger 2, Hutton 2, Featherby . Best: TodcCooper, Taylor, Ponton, Silberberg, D . Hailey .

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RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : McCrohan 4Ayres 4, Trevascus 3, M. Barclay 2, GaleaGross . Best : Bates, M. Barclay, R . ShepherdMcGaw, Trevascus, Archer .

OLD TRINITY: G . Fellows 2, Johnston 2,Christie, Hodges, Enever, Watsford. Best :R . Kennedy, Dart, Hodges, Enever, Quarter .man, Peere .

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AMP Society 3.3 10.5 14.8 20.13-113

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AMP SOCIETY : Roulston 5, Jenkins 4,Lane 3, P. Henderson 2, Long, Plueckahn,DeAngelis, Munro, Sutton, Jones . Best:Roulston, DeAngelis, Rowell, Long, Sutton,McLaughlin .

GLENHUNTLY: Plummer 4, Valle 2,Brookes 2, Ardley 2, McLaren, Toohey,Duncan . Best : Duncan, McLaren, Valle,Plummer, Ardley, Crawshaw .

F SECTION

North Brunswick 6 .4 7.4 15 .4 22 .11-14;

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NORTH BRUNSWICK: R. Payne 6, Rickett ;3, Giacobbe 3, Hamilton 2, I. Duncan 2Trilucio 2, Campione 2, Trotter, Butler. BestTrilucio, R . Payne, Ricketts, Evison, Hand.ley, Butler .

OLD MENTONIANS: Pride 3, Baylis 2,Everett, Francis, R . McKenzie, J . UphamT . Upham. Best: J . Upham, I . Clement

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AJAX 3 .3 5 .8 10 .13 13 .16- 94

ANZ Bank 1 .1 3.3 7.5 12.7 - 79

AJAX : Ritterman 2, Bialek 2, Jurberg 2,2, Goldfarb 2, Smorgon, Friedman,

Lefkovic . Best: Ritterman, Rubenstein,Goldstone, Goldfarb, Fein, Rosner,

ANZ BANK : Dancer 4, Wescott 3, Green 2,Bassett, Roache, Thomas . Best: Crough,Green, Bibby, Gilroy-Scott, Wescott, Thomas .

Elsternwack 5 .7 9.11 14.17 21 .22-148

West Brunswick 2.4 4.7 8.8 10.13- 73

ELSTERNWICK: Rosewarne 7, Zimmer 5,Freer 3, Eaton 3, P. Mahoney 2, A . Ram-say . Best : Burge, Edgar, J. Perkins, Scho-fleld, Street, Zimmer .

WEST BRUNSWICK: Goalkickers, bestplayers not received.

Old Ivanhoe Gr 5 .4 14.6 21.10 33 .17-215

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FOOTSCRAY TCOB : Miller 2, Mlikotic,Leonard, Carr, Park. Best : Galvin, Park,Siedle-Davies, Gribben, Carr, Absolom .

St Bede's OC 4 .7 6.11 9.14 14 .22-106

Uni Reds 2.2 8.6 9.9 12.10- 8 2

ST. BEDE'S OC: Signoretti 5, Evans 3,Graf 2, Negri 2, Bourke, Hester. Best : Kelly,Kean, Signoretti, Mulvany, Terrell, Bourke .

UNI REDS : Goalkickers do not tally withscores. Best : Staunton, Lowe, Kouess, King,Mahony, Jackson .

Thornbury 2.3 6.6 12.9 19.12-126

Fawkner 6.5 10.11 13 .14 15 .15-105

THORNBURY : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

FAWKNER: Clinton 4, Ferguson 3, SmithCiavola, Foley, F. McMahon, T . Mills, Pep-yat, Thomas . Best: Phillips, F . McMahon,Foley, Smith, Clinton, Graham .

Monash Whites 3.12 8 .14 12.19 16 .20-116

Dook & Long OC 4.2 6.4 8.7 9.7 - 6 1

MONASH WHITES : Anderson 4, Rodri-quez 3, Smith 2, Morecroft 2, Wharton 2,Tappe 2, Geritz . Rest : Tyquin, Mitchell,Smith, Hewson, Anderson, Geritz.

D . & L. OC: Kitchen 2, Simpson 2, Clark,Sanders, Stephens, Christie, R . Osmond .Best : Christie, Gavin, Lambden, Neale,Stephens, Simpson.

Old Camberwell Gram, a bye . I LaTrobe Reds a bye . THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -May 5, 1973

Last Week's Results - continue dA RESERVE SECTION

Coburgg 4 .2 7.3 10.6 14 .6 - 90Geelong 3.2 4.6 7.6 7.9 - 5 1

COBURG : R . Cox 5, B . Williams 2, Grace2, Seath, Walker, Sheehan, Green, Suther-land . Best : Green, Cox, Zanon, Grace, Shee-han, Sabri .

GEELONG : M. Betts 3, David 2, Wilkins,Sheringham . Best : David, C. Collins, M .Betts, Poulton, Tucker, L. Smith .

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:Longton, batty, Mutimer, Van Den Akker,Milford, Hunter .

IVANHOE : Bourke 3, Warry, Davey,Clough, Peake, Gillin . Best: Gillin, Bourke,Warry, Hughes, Davey, Bartlett .

Ormond 4.3 8.6 12.10 15 .13-103Uni Blues 1.2 4.4 5.5 7.8 - 50

ORMOND: Le Page 3, Fitts 3, Holman 3,Burney 2, Joakim, Beard, Richardson, Col-lins . Best : Holman, Mortimer, Burney, Col-lins, Turner, Richardson .

UNI BLUES: Haycroft 2, Deacon, Dunin,Holland, Fairbairn, Tarquinio . Best: Tar-quinio, Marshall, Haycroft, Maxwell, Schroe-ter, Fogarty .

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NORTH OLD BOYS : Mendola 3, Sheahan3, Fitzpatrick, Ferguson, Maguire, Fogarty,Joss. Best: Leeack, Drew, Fogarty, Ryan,Sheahan, McKelvie .

ST. BERNARD'S OC : Blake 4, Johnston,McCann, Hogan, J . Perrett, Smith . Best :Marasco, Sheahan, Hancox, R . Phelan .

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CAULFIELD GRAM.: Worthington 6, M.Tamblyn 3, R . Fletcher 3, George 2, Collins,Goold, Kerry, Lupson . Best : Worthington, B .White, Andrews, M . Tamblyn, Craven, Goold .

OLD PARADIANS : Quinn 4, Price 3, Gil-martin, Whitehead, Tomkins, R . Tudor . Best :Quinn, Tomkins, P . Carroll, Gilmartin, W .Booth, Black.

B RESERVE SECTION

Uni Blacks 3.2 9.6 15.11 19 .18-132

Kew 0.1 3.2 3.3 4.4 - 28

UNI BLACKS : Frederick 3, Bourke 3,Peters 3, Allen 3, Llewellyn 3, Davies 2,Senini, Lockie . Best : Llewellyn, Allen,Dickinson, Bridge, Fredericks, Bourke.

KEW: Goalkickers, best players not re-ceived .

De La Salle OC 1 .1 4.7 6.9 11 .12- 78

Old Carey Gram 2.2 3.3 6.5 9.7 - 6 1

DE LA SALLE : McIlroy 3, Geddes 2, Slat-tery 2, Kelleher, Beers, Wilson, Mitchell .Best : Beers, Mcllroy, Perkins, Geddes,Rapone, Shepherd .

OLD CAREY : Fink 3, Goode 2, C . Elliott2, Jenkins, Simms . Best : Goode, Allen, Fink,Jenkins, Morey, Ross .

Collegians 3.1 5.4 6.7 9.11 -65

MHS Old Boys 2 .2 2.3 5.4 7.5 - 47

COLLEGIANS : Ferguson 4, Butler 3, Wil-liamson 2 . Best: Troon, Lockwood, Butler,Williamson, Macdonald, Henley.

MHS OLD BOYS : Goalkickers, best play-ers not received .

Old Scotch Coil 3.4 5.10 10.12 16 .18-114

Assumption OC 1 .1 5 .1 6.1 7.1 - 43

OLD SCOTCH : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : Beaumont 2,J . Shaw 2, Phyland 2, Johnson . Best : Beau-mont, J . Shaw, Patterson, Byrne, Johnson,Walton .

Reservoir OB 3 .2 13.8 17.10 21 .14-140

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RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Laird 6, G. J.Massey 4, T . O'Brien 3, Laing 3, Peatling 2,Letson 2, L. Scott . Best : G . J . Massey, Clark,T. O'Brien, K. Paulka, Letson, Aston .

OLD TRINITY : Simmonds, Stockdale .Jones . Best : King, Frood, Vaughn, Duke,Jones, Watson .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 5, 1973

Last Week's Results - continuedC RESERVE SECTION

St Kilda CBOC 4 .3 4.8 5.11 7 .15- 57

Parkside 4.1 6.4 7.5 7.6 - 48

ST. KILDA CBOC : Esmonde, Danckert,White, Girdwood, Matheson, Glynn, Howe .Best: Scanlan, Esmonde, Danckert, Mathe-son, White, Witkowski .

PARKSIDE : Lester 3, Maxwell 2, Hayes,Eldridge . Best : Lester, Edwards, Hayes, Mc-Lay, McNamara, Connell .

Old Haileyburian 3 .4 8 .7 11 .13 14 .17-101

Old Melburian 0.2 1.4 3.6 4.12- 36

OLD HAILEYBURY : Mehegan 4, Urquhart2, Campbell 2, Bonwick, Abbott, Irving, Pas-salaqua, Quiney, Lovig . Best: Abbott, Mehe-gan, Metherall, Passalaqua, Pollock, Urqu-hart .

OLD MELBURNIANS : Russell 2, Pitts 2 .Best: McAdam, Gilbert, Russell, Thompson,Atkins, Bennison .

D RESERVE SECTION

Hampton Rovers 6 .8 12.12 16 .18 22 .18-150

Brunswick 0.1 0.2 1.2 1.2 - 8

HAMPTON ROVERS : Combe 8, Rolls 7,Young 4, Slattery, Dedler, Kelly. Best :Young, Combe, Rolls, Bidey, Wood, Mirabito .

BRUNSWICK: Monday, Best : Strong, Dean,Simpson, Barnett, Millson, Monday .

Alphington 4.4 10.10 15 .11 20 .14-134

LaTrobe Blacks 3.1 5.4 6.6 8.8 - 5 6

ALPHINGTON : Belcher 6, Roberts 6, Hayes4, D. Puddy 3, Sutton . Best: Belcher,Roberts, Candy, Gross, Hale, Broadhurst .

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Marcellin OC 0 .0 1 .1

Old Geelong Gr 1 .4 2 . 5

UHS Old Boys 3.6 8.6 8.9 8.12- 60

Fairfield 4.3 4.8 6.13 7.14- 56

UHS OLD BOYS: Iliopulos 6, Evans,Andrinis . Best: Webster, Masenhelder,Iliopulos, Marton, Evans, Edwards .

FAIRFIELD : Patchett 3, Toohey 2, Kenney,Sullivan . Best : Ruskuclic, Carmody, Dunne,Toohey, Jolley, Bruckner .

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MARCELLIN OC: Frazer 2, Bray, J .French, Jolley, Harman, Bartley . Best: T .Mathews, Hogan, Frazer, P . French, Bart-ley, Fidge .

OLD GEELONG: Hay 2, Geyer, Whalley,Dickson . Best: Reid, Laws, Fullerton, God-frey, Jackson, Hay .

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Old Brighton Gr 1.0 4.4 6.6 6.9 - 45

OLD XAVERIANS: Quinn 6, Franich 5,Prowse 2, Cremeali, Johnston, Unkles, Zach-ariah . Best: Meehan, Quinn, FranichSchrader, Johnston, Prowse .

4 .1 4.6 9.11 12 .11- 83

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ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : R. Hawkins 3,Rolle 3, Neal 2, T. Trewin 2, Collins,O'Connor. Best: T . Trewin, Rolle, O'Connor,McGuinness, McInerney, Gavin .

COMMONWEALTH BANK : Pike, Thynne,Hayes . Best: Hayes, Scott, Rogerson,Thynne, Hjorth, Tyler.

OLD BRIGHTON GR .: Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

Power House 3.5 7.9 8.16 13 .18- 96

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POWER HOUSE : O'Brien 4, Fitzsimmons3, Clark 2, Siwek, Moloney, Serradura, Ra .d-clifYe . Best: Potter, Stapleton, Ashley,Daskalou, Sharp, Picone .

NATIONAL BANK : Wall 2, Walkedon .Best : M. Mumford, Wall, A . Mumford,Guinea, Anthony, Cooper.

ST. PATRICK'S OC : Richardson 3; O'Meara3, Van Wegan 2, W . Mahar 2, Thrum, Water-man. Best : W . Mahar, Richardson, G . Year,Thrum, Tobin, B. year .

STATE SAVINGS BANK : Popko 4, Barnes,Horwood, Tobin, Vines. Best: Harris, Muir,Cocks, Tobin, Stafford, Francis .


Last Week's Results

E RESERVE SECTIONGlenhuntly 3.5 3.6 9.8 11 .11- 77AMP Society 2.1 5.3 9.4 10 .5 - 65GLENHUNTLY: Cook 6, Needham 2, Sor-

rell 2, G. Heywood. Best : Barton, G . Hey-wood, G . Nolan, Cook, Needham, Turner.

AMP SOCIETY : Gilbert 3, Miovich 2, Wal-ler 2, S . Carr, I . Henderson, Booth . Bestplayers not supplied.

ANZ Bank 3.5 8 .10 11 .10 13 .11- 89AJAX 0.2 1 .5 3.6 4.7 - 31

ANZ BANK : McCutcheon 5, May 3, Fehr-ing 2, Crittle, Hickford, Jackson . Best:Baker, Walsh, Crittle, Watson, McCutcheon,Parker.

AJAX : Gold 2, Shmerling, Markoff . Best :Robin, Sput, Hirsch, H . Grossberg.

West Brunswick 4.3 7.7 10.10 15.14-104Elsternwlck 2.1 4.3 5.6 6.10- 46

WEST BRUNSWICK : Goalkickers, bestplayers not received .

ELSTERNWICK : Wise 2, Stevens 2, Taylor,Mavros . Best : Dunn, D. Perkins, Ware,Mavros, Peters, Taylor.

Old Ivanhoe Gr 6.7 11 .9 15.10 20 .16-136Footscray ITOB 2.2 4.7 6.10 6 .12- 48

OLD IVANHOE GRAM.: Wilson 4, Steel e3, Williams 3, Carroll 2, Dixon 2, Jennings2, Walker 2, Kelsey, Nixon . Best : Dixon,Wright, Williams, Jennings, Steele, Peter-son .

FOOTSCRAY TCOB: Cope 4, Corr, Em-mett . Best : Cope, Taylor, Corr, James,Bannister.

Old Camberwell Gram . a bye .

continued

F RESERVE SECTIONOld Mentonian 4.1 6.4 8.4 11 .10- 76North Brunswick 1 .2 1.3 3.3 6.3 - 39

OLD MENTONIANS : D . Durack 2, Hill 2 ,2, G. Watts 2, Hull, Salisbury,

Ericksen . Best: McKinlay, Hill, Watts,Whitton, D . Durack, Salisbury.

NORTH BRUNSWICK : R. Walsh 2, Terry,McFarlane, Cioccio, Knight. Best : G . Payne,Smith, Carlyon, McFarlane, Cioccio, Ferraro.

St Bede's OC 9.3 12 .3 15.5 15 .7 - 97University Reds 0.0 0.1 3.1 6.2 - 38

ST . BEDE'S OC : Irving 3, Castles 3, Pet-rie 3, Bowden 2, Schiller, Wells, Stares,Butler. Best: Bowden, Castles, Dwyer,Petrie, Kavanagh, Guerin .

UNI REDS : Toleman 2, Forrester, 'Leigh-field, Pakyoski, Gibson . Best : Toleman, Gib-son, Patykoski, Duff, Leong, Quinn .

Fawkner 2.6 6.9 10.13 14 .17-101Thornbury 0 .2 2 .7 6.7 7.7- -47

FAWKNER : P . Mills 4, Cash 3, Barnes 2,Barry 2, R . Groves 2, K . Ward . Best: Cash,G . McMahon, Barry, K . Ward, P . Mills, R .Groves .

THORNBURY : Goalkickers, best piayersnot received.

Monash Whites 3.6 8.12 15 .15 23 .23-161Dook & Long OC 0 .0 1 .0 3.0 4.0 - 24

MONASH WHITES : Peacock 10, Phillips 7,Eximer, Gibson, McKenzie, Pitt, Kenez,Porter. Best : Tooley, Power, Peacock, Kenez,Phillips, Barnes .

D . & L . OC: P . Osmond 2, P . Davies, Hore .Best: Webster, P . Osmond, R . Davies, Scott,Cole, Makin .

LaTrobe Reds, a bye .

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 5, 1 873

BALL BRIEFS

BIG TALLIES AT ALPHINGTON

150 games up to Doug Adams,Alphington's winger this week . Dougis the player who is invariably callingfor the ball out on the wing withoutan opponent within cooee . Kicks agoal occasionally, misses one oc-casionally, got married recently (be-fore the start of the season) andcould catch up his father's number ofmatches in a few years.

100 games to John Skerry who op-perates on the opposite point of thesquare to Doug. John is always thegentleman on the ground, plays theball (possibly because he lacks theweight to be brutal) and is fast andelusive .

100 games to Peter ( Rocky) Harti-gan. He decided that gardening is notmuch of a sport and returned to tryout his legs again . He plays in theruck and back pocket, and makes lessnoise on the ground than any othertwo players .

100 games to Ian (Jack) Harris,youngest of the four brothers to sad-dle up. This is an achievement of un-paralleled persistency and we con-gratulate him and deny the uglyrumours that have been spread aboutthat his brother Peter gives him allhis kicks . Jack took almost as manymarks last Saturday as in the previous99 matches .

TWO CENTURIES ATMELBOURNE HIGH

A milestone is reached today by,twopopular MHS players Warwick (Rick)Ponton and Neil (The Beard) Malone .Great friends off the field, bothstarted their careers in 1967 with theJuniors and with the Seniors in 1969 .Neil (five days the older) has been a

most versatile member having play-ed in many positions ranging fromfull forward to centre half back andfrom "the flanks" to ruck-rover . Lastyear he was runner-up in the club'sbest and fairest award. Rick, lastyear's vice captain, took over as cap-tain this year from Ian Turnbull (whohas retired) and is a very enthusiasticand capable leader. Winner of theclub's most consistent player award inhis first senior year, Rick has playedmost of his games on the wing al-though the half forward and halfback flanks are not new to him .

To both Rick and Neil, the mem-bers and supporters of MelbourneHigh congratulate you on your 100games today and we certainly hopeyou can go on and notch up the 200with the club .

CENTURY DOWN COLLEGIANSWAY

Collegians congratulates Paul Munn(the poorly one) on playing his 100thgame against MHS . Paul had his firstgame with Collegians in 1966 andhas never turned in a bad one and hasalways been amongst the club's topgoal sneaks . Paul and his charmingwife both take a very active part inCollegians' social activities . Mr. W .Mitchell presented him with amomento after the game . Good luckand good football for the future .

100 UP TO IVANHOESPEEDSTE R

One of Amateur Football's fastestruck-rovers, Ivanhoe's Ron Baker,plays his 100th game against Coburgtoday. Ron started with the Hoe's


BALL BRIEFS (cont . )

under 15 side, which he captainedand moved quickly through the ranksto the senior side . His "ton" is a greateffort, as Ron has just turned twenty-one, and is enjoying his best seasonever . Well-known for his driving left-foot drop punts, Ron is a dedicatedstudent of the game and should seemany more years of successful foot-ball in the black and white verticals .

Congratulations to Old Trinity'svice captain Charlie Fellows, whoplayed his 50th game for the clubagainst Reservoir . Charlie first playedfor the club as a schoolboy in 1962,before joining Box Hill in the VFA .Since his return in 1971 he has beena consistent, constructive and dashingplayer on the back line and in thecentre . This year he's also taken over

from George as the goal-sneak. Welldone Chas, we look forward to manymore fine goals .

Congratulations to Alan Jones onreaching his 50th game with Bruns-wick. Alan has been a great team mateduring his games, always there tohelp someone .

Congratulations to Tom Johnstonon playing his 50th game with Park-side. Our correspondent is a fewgames late with this announcementbut he realised that he was not goingto get any peace until this made "TheAmateur Footballer" . Our apologiesTom - keep up the good work andgo on to the hundred .

25 YEARS AGO

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"A " SECTION TEAMSCAULFIELD GRAM .

IMacDonald, R.

2 Long, J . McK .3 Lester, A . A.4 Tamblyn, At, . J .5 . Peters M .6 Dickeson, Q.7 Miller, R . J .8 Butcher, J .9 Fletcher, R .

10 Williams, D .11 Tootell, G. (c)

12 Coventry, G. 23 Craven, G. 33 Tootell, T. S. Coact~ John CasApero ;

13 Fox, G . 24 Goold, A. 34 White, B. 45 Middleton, A .14 Mathieson, I . G. 25 McNicol, L . (dvc) 35 Kerry, S. 46 Gerrand, J .15 McLauQhiin, P. (vc)26 Griffiths, J . 36 Worthington, C. 47 Lupson, P . J .16 McLaughlin, S . 27 Geddes, R. 37 Voyage, G. 48 Watson, R .17 Clark, D. 28 Mathieson, A . It . 38 Pearson, R . 49 McQueen, A . S .18 Upstill, T. 29 Fletcher, G. 39 Brewin, T. 50 Bierworth, D .19 Morphett, B . 30 Andrews, D . 40 Rutledge, G. J . 51 Jennings, R .20 Tamblyn, G . C. 31 . Lupson P . J . 41 Hartley, G: 52 Wilson, N .21 Watson, W. 31 Avery, T. 42 Collins, It . 53 Waxman, B .22 George, T. 32 Criswick, K. 43 White, W. 54 Bitmead, D .COBURG

1 Cleary, P. R. 10 Hibberd, B. W. 19 Webb, P . M.2 Handley, A . J . 11 Beattie, N. J . (vc) 20 Saunders, G . G .3 Seath, It . A. 12 Clark, G. W. 21 Symons, P . R .4 Cox, R. J . 13 Shea, D. 22 Ellis, It . F .5 King, R. A. 14 Hutchison, M. A. 23 Clark, D . J .6 . Shanahan It . W. 15 Callesen, P. G. 24 Kennealy, J . J .7 Green, G. V. 16 Gardner, It . L . 25 Beattie, L. K .8 Warfe, G . L . (c) 17 Sullivan, G . F . 26 Grace, D. M .9 Sabri, J . 18 Ebbage, It . R . 27 Emselle, G . R.

GEELONG1 Andrews, K. T . 11 Casboult, J . It .2 Smith, F. T. 12 Hamilton, D.W.3 Hampsen, K .E . 13 Vautier, J . G.4 Smith, L . A. 14 Marshall, P. J .5 Eddy, V . P . 15 Allden, M. A .6 Wookey, It . J . 16 Brown, T . F ,7 G'Kane, J . B . 17 Morris, R7 . J .8 Sheringham, R . J . 19 David, G . A .9 Wilson, G . E . (c) 19 Betts, P . L.

10 Bullen, L . J . 20 Lowcock, G. It .

IVANHOEI Hughes, H . g Berry, D .2 Robinson, T . 9 Callahan, M.3 Ireland, A. 10 Hartney, D.4 Don, C . 11 Quinlivan, P.5 McWhinnie, W . 12 Rojo, J .6 Baker, R . 13 Flanagan, P .7 Oldmeadow, F . 14 Lonigan, J .

MONASH BLUES1 Halliday, B. 12. McCrae, C.3 Flett, D. (vice-c) 13 Drysdale, A .4 Hopkins, P . 14 Golding, P.2 Marshall . P. t r r. iin, .t .e .

Rese rves : Ken Criswick55 Knowles, L.56 Monotti, A . J .57 Cox, P .58 Currey, C .59 Fischer, P .60 Nichol, C. A .

Coach : Alan Salter ; Rese rv es : Don Pearce28 Scanlon, T, G . 37 Royal, H. F. 46 Walker, A . J .29 Fox, K . J . 38 Taylor, J . F. 47 Clark, D . J .30 Sutherland, G. J . 39 Willoughby, N . L . 48 Jackson, G. S.31 Kent, J . It . 40 Lewis, P. J . 49 Gillingham, R. P.32 Birch, It . D . 41 McFarlane, C . L . 50 Thomas, K . G .33 Handley, M . W. 42 Booth, R . W. 51 Liddle, G. J34 Kelly, K . L .35 Zoai, E. It .36 Zanon, A.

43 Williams, B. It . 52 Cleary, P . J ,44 Leckie, N . It . 53 Burt, K.45 Sheehan, M . G . 54 Booth, R. W .

55 Tolley, W .

C 21 Poulton, J. It . (cr) 32 Richardson, D~a B . : 42 Gn( NaatFer; Rese 3es

: Dennis ,RossTli Morri s

22

2 3 Collins, C . N. 333 Betts

, 4 Bristow, P. 43 Ch ~hol D. R S. 56 WTucker, alker, G

. N .24 Azzopardi, P . F . 35 Hunter, M. J . 45 Ross, D . J . 57 Herd, F. 0 .25 Poyntos, D . J . 36 Coad, It . J . 46 Foster, A. J . 62 Toyne, D . J .26 Collins, D. J . 37 Wilkiss, A. R. 47 Fitzperald, R . D. 63 Revie, P. J .27 McArthur, D . A . J .38 Lawler, It. J . 48 Revie, I . C. 64 Sing, D. J .28 Foster, R . J . 39 Davis, I . W. 50 Austin, P . S. L. 65 Baker, W.29 Trevaskis, It. J . 40 Batten, D . L . 51 Casboult, It, A .31 Barton, D . C. (vcr) 41 Trevaskis, A . L . 52 Hamilton, T . I .

Coach : John Benetti; Rese rves : Syd Neale15 Hick, R. 22 McBrien, J . 29 Plunkett, J . 36 De Gueslin, P16 Phillips, W. 23 Borchers, Grant 30 Fitzgerald, S. 37 Cowell, W.17 Renshaw, G . 24 Borchers, Greg . 31 Hecker, B. 38 Bartlett, D .18 Harris, V . 25 Jones, I . 32 Giles, P. 59 Finn, S. J .19 Dickson, I . 26 Anchesci, E. 33 Giles, D .20 Worry . G. 27 Homesey, J . 34 Crompton, R .21 Dean, R . 28 Stewart, C. 35 Pitson, B .

Coach : Clive Laidiaw; Reserves : Bill Harding23 Officer, N . 35 Van Den Akker, R . 47 Sundberg, P. 68 Dawson, D.24 Hirons, M . 36 Carlton, L . 50 Sweetland, M. 70 James, K .25 Nilbett, It . 37 Hughes, P. 51 Rosengarten, A . 71 G'Connel . M..

113 5 Booth, R . (Capt.) 16 Kierman, B. 27 De Young,1

P.6 6oyd, M. 17 Batty, S. !,n wrrk N, : .

NORTH OLD BOY SI Adams, J . B . 11 Power, K . J . (vc) 21 O'Keefe, G.

2 Rouis, L . 12 Welch, M. 22 Collings, J .3 Peasnell, P . 13 O'Neill, M. 23 Mendola, F.4 Joss, P . W. 14 Fennelly, P . 24 Maguire, D. B .5 Wilson, G . M . 15 O'Connor, B . 25 Sheehy, B . C .6 Carney, L . 16 Hennessy, G. 26 Hille, P .7 Spurling, B . 17 Robertson, N . 27 Drew, B. (Cr)8 Crooks, A . F . 18 Murray, L . F. 28 Barnett, P .9 Maule, S. 19 Agnoletti, W . 29 Curley, B .10 Maguire, S . D . (c) 20 Holdstock, C . 30 Crooks, S .

OLD PARADIANS1 Bu rt, P. 11 Tomkins, R .2 Grace, A . 12 Booth, T .3 Ford, H . 13 Sambell, R .4 Baken, B. 14 Carroll, G .5 Kiss, Z. 15 Galloway, R.6 Hart, C . 16 Gilmartin, P.

7 Duke, R . (c) 17 Moran, P .8 Denavi, G . 18 Mount, J .9 Kyne, M . 19 Fitt, R.

10 Johnson, A. 20 Kohut, S .

ORMOND1 Wright, G . T. 10 Corben, B. F .2 Wood, R . J . (c) 11 Jackson, D . W .3 Dexter, P . D. 12 Foulshom, D . A .4 Murphy, P. M. 13 McInerney, P. J .5 Jenkins, R . C . 14 Logan, R .6 Ladd, K . J . (vc) 1 57 Sierakowski, P . D. 16 Kozlowski, I . A.8 Cameron, 1 . M . 17 Hoey, P . D .9 Graham, A . M . 18 Cameron, R .

21 Wilson, G.22 Rutherford, W .23 Jordan, J .24 Tudor, R .25 Kendall, S.26 Price, G .

27 McKenna, J .28 McCormack, D .29 Booth, W .30 Hough, M .

19 Le Page, N .20 Bourne, B. K .21 Briggs, G . A .22 Moran, G. F .23 Naylor, A . R .24 Burney, C . W .25 Thomas, G . T .26 Crumpton, T . R .27 Curtis, R . S .

- =xanver R. 5L Harrison, W.39 Cooper, G. 5,1 FosAnpvrden, T.

A6 /Joor,•, G. l.'. F`nL., !A .

Senior Coach : Bob Spurling; Reserves-. Vin Ryan31 McCann, R. 41 B ryant, J. 5 1 Nathan, S .32 Diviny, K . 42 Stimpson, L. 52 McCann, B .33 Russe)), J . W. 43 Ryan, L . 53 Moore, R .34 Dullard, A . 44 Leeack, F. 54 Fogarty, D .35 Adams, M. 45 Fraser, K. 55 Maguire, K .36 Ferguson, P . 46 Napoli, D. 56 Maguire, J .37 Fitzpatrick R . (vcr)47 Cusack, S. 57 Tyrell, P .38 Maule, F . 48 Meredith, K. 58 Reddan, J .39 Robertson, D . 49 Enriquez, W . 59 Sheahan, G .40 Peel, F. 50 Arthurson, A. 60 Hackett, P.

Coach : Denis Dalton ; Reserves : Cliff Hart31 Audley, A . 41 Grindlay, B . 51 Lyons, W .32 Roe, A . 42 Graham, E, 52 Kondys, L .33 Weyman, B . 43 Fay, G. 53 Booth, R .34 Tudor, L . 44 Harrod, R. 54 Jones, I .35 McKinley, M . 45 Dowling, G . 55 Foster, L . W .36 Dowel, P. 46 Quinn, R. 61 Collins, L .

37 McLoughlin, J ., vcr47 Tudor, J . (vc)38 Carroll, P . 48 Foster, Len39 Morgan, R. 49 Black, R .40 Tellefson, M. 50 Boffa, D .

Coach : Ted Farrell ;28 Fitzroy, R . M. 37 Pearce, G .29 Hayes, B . J . 38 Richardson, P .30 Lewis, M . 39 Collins, M .31 Joakim, N . 40 House, P. J .32 Grace, D . J . 41 Sharpe, G. R .33 Leetham, R . 42 Fitts, C .34 Hammond, J . C . 43 Paterson, D. L .35 Mortimer, J . I, 44 Allen, L .36 Holman, G . J . 45 Christie, G. D .

Coach :21 Kennedy, P . A. 31 Blake, M. 4122 Anderson, D . 32 Harvey, I . R. 4223 Power, D. 33 Sullivan, F. P. 4324 Drennan, M . 34 Daffey, P. J. 4425 Mahoney, G . 35 Pearson, P. J . 4526 Phelan, R . 36 O'Callaghan, W. 46

27 Harvey, J . G . (cr) 37 Hassell, J. 4728 King, R . H 38 Smith, G. J . (vcr)4829 Amott, B . G . (c) 39 Rizzoli, K. 4930 Whelan, M . 40 Schwarzenberq, W . 50

ST . BERNARD'S O.C.I Underwood, G . L . 11 Davis, T . J .2 Burgin, D . C. 12 Hogan, P . N.3 Ginnivan M. J . (vc)13 Parrett, J . W .4 McCann, J . J . 14 Kearney, D. J .5 Rackham, P. D. 15 Considine, P . J .6 lannazzo, M. P . 16 Angel, B .7 Parrett, M . J . 17 Phelan, K . F.8 Amott, P. 18 Mahoney, M. K .9 Fox, J . W. 19 Mahoney, K . D .

10 Au,ghton, P . 20 Hancox, R . J .

UNIVERSITY BLUES1 Vivian, D .2 Schroeter, D .3 Middleton, R .4 Cottrill, B. (c)5 Brockley, B .6 Robertson, A .7 Forge, B .8 Martin, E .9 Scarfe, K .

10 Spiers, R.11 Baquie, P .12 Maxwell, L .13 Girdwood, R .14 Nichols, S .15 Parry, F.16 Mann, J .17 Allan, G .18 Pleydell, G .

19 Sharp, J .20 Martini, P.21 Campbell, R.22 Westmore, G .23 Jeremiah, R .24 Weston, P .25 Jalland, M .26 Haycroft, M .27 Church, B . (vc)

28 Ross, F.29 Trumble, S .30 Grayson, W .31 Heinz, A .32 Tucker, R .33 Nicolson, P .34 Moran, L .35 Fogarty, G.36 Deacon, G,

Rese rves : Ken Rowse46 Rogers, G .47 Hocking, G .48 Meeking, J . P,49 Fitts, B .50 Turner, G.51 Hardham, L .52 Da Costa, G .53 Goold, S .54 Beard, R .

Gus Mitchell ; Reserves : John Ha rv eyDalmau, M, J . 51 Wade, J .O'Loughlin, B . 52 Holland, P.Marasco, M. 53 Sheehan, M . J .Taylor, G . J . 54 Culkin, GJohnson, P . 55 Howard, T .Hughes, J . 56 Webster, D .Mitchell, G. 57 Harper, W .De Luca, P . M . 69 Reidy, C . J .Malouf, M .Wade, P .

37 Ryan, D.38 Isles, D .39 Del Papa, G .AO White, G.43 Standish, T .45 Renowden, J .46 Grenness, D .50 Fairbairn, D.52 Hennessy, A .

Coach : Les Huqhson55 Holdsworth, G .58 Brukner, P .64 Nicolson, S.67 Wilson, G.

SNOW'SSTORMGuess what! -

we got done again,13 points. ReckonI'm not superstit-ious, but fair din-kum 13 points.

Stili, I'm not blaming the umpy thistime, he done a pretty good job Ireckon, bu .: a coupla frees he give theother mob right in front he could easy'ave let go .

Reckon it was the Easter holidaysthat mucked us up, though. Mosta myblokes ave "cushy' jobs and diddenave ter work on the Toosday, so wot'appened .

They go away till the Wensdynight . an' I once 'ad seven at trainingon To.osdy night . So what you say!Well, I'll tell ya' wot .- they run outof steam in the last quarter: yeah!thats' wot !

We wus 16 points up at the orangetime, an' I was jest gettin' ready toblow out me bags as a successfulcoach, when wham! the other crowdjest swamped us .

Reckon this coachin' bizness ain' t

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wot it's cracked up ter be . Still ,the ole sayin' goes -"It's no go(cryin' over spilt milk . "

Boy did I make `em train this wee- speshally those wot didn't froiboth nights last week .

We gotta win this one or else we'be further back than the gard's vaon the "Southern Roarer" .

`Ope I've got beta news for ycnext week, mates .

CHADSTO I

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NORTHLAEASTLAN

FIXTURE & RESULTS "A" SECT1MAPRIL 7

Gael 16 .15 Ivan 13 .10C1fG 24 .27 UniBlu 14.7NOB 16 .22 Omd 12 .17Cob 13 .12 StBrn 6 .19OPar 13 .18 MonB 12 .1 3

APRIL 14UBIu 10 .17 MBlu 8 .18StB 19 .23Ivan 18 .14Ormd 14.18 Cob 10.14NOB 10 .13 C1fG 9.17Geel 18 .13 OPard 14 .13

APRIL 28Cbug 17.14 Geel 14.13MBlu 17.18 Ivan 12 .12Omd 17 .19 UBlu 11 .9StBer 13 .14 NOB 12 .12C1fG 27 .17 OPar 3 .1 1

MAY 5C'field Gr v Monash B .Uni . Blues v St . Bernd'sCoburg v IvanhoeNorth OB v GeelongOld Paradians v Ormond

MAY 1 2Geelong v C'field GramSt Bernard's OC v Ormd .

Ivanhoe v Univ . BluesCoburg v Monash BluesNorth OB v Old Paradn s

MAY 19Monash Blues v GeelongOrmond v Caulfield Gr .Uni . Blues v CoburgIvanhoe v North OBSt . Bernards v Old Par .

MAY 26Geelong v OrmondCaulfield Gr v IvanhoeMonash BI . v St Bernds .North OB v Uni . BluesOld Paradians v Coburg

JUNE 2Ormond v Monash BluesSt Bernards v Cfield Gr.Uni Blues v GeelongCoburg v North OBIvanhoe v Old Paradians

JUNE 9Geelong v St Bernard'sCaulfield Gr v CoburgMonash Blues v NorthOBOrmond v Ivanho eOld Paradians v Uni BI .

JUNE 16Ivanhoe v Geelon gUni Blues v Caulfield GrNorth Old B . v OrmondCoburg v St Bernard'sOld Paradians v Monash

JUNE 23Monash Blues v Uni BI .St. Bernard's v IvanhoeOrmond v CoburgC'field Gr v North OBGeelong v Old Paradlan s

JUNE 30Coburg v GeelongIvanhoe v Monash BluesUni Blues v OrmondNorth OB v St BernardsOld Farad. v C'field Gr

JULY 7Monash BI . v C'field Gr .St Bernard's v Uni BluesIvanhoe v CoburgGeelong v North OBOrmond v Old Paradians

JULY 21Geelong v Monash BluesC'field Gram v Ormond

Coburg v Uni BluesNorth OB v IvanhoeOld Paradians v St . B r

JULY 28Ormond v GeelongIvanhoe v CaulfieldSt Bernard's v MonashUni 'Blues v North OECoburg v Old Paradi a

AUGUST 4Monash Blues v OrmoCaulfield Gr v St BeiGeelong v Uni BluesNorth Old Boys v Co

b Old Paradians v Ivan hAUGUST 1 1

St Bernard's OC v G'loCoburg v Caulfield CNorth OB v Monash EIvanhoe v OrmondUni Blues v Old Para d

AUGUST 18Caulfield Gr v GeelonOrmond v St Berner(Uni Blues v IvanhoeMonash Blues v CobuOld Farad v North 0 1

The Ground s Grounds-Where and HowHere is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this seasoi

together with directions on how they may be reached. Unless otherwisstated, Reserves play on same ground as Seniors .

A SECTIO N

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Oval 3, Albert Park .(Train to Albert Park, or South Melbourne tramin Collins Street to South Melbourne TechnicalSchool . )

COBURG : De Chene Reserve, Bell Street, EastCoburg . (East Coburg tram in Swanston Streetto terminus . )

GEELONG : Queen's Park Oval, Newtown . (Con-tinuation of Aphrasia Street . On Newtownbus route . )

IVANHOE : Ivanhoe Recreation Reserve, LowerHeidelberg Road . (Train to Ivanhoe, walksouth along Marshall Street to Lower HeidelbergRoad . )

MONASH UNIVERSITY BLUES : Monash UniversityOval . (Train to Huntingdale, bus along Northand Wellington Roads to ground . )

NORTH OLD BOYS: W. J . Brens Oval, Ro)Park, opposite Zoo gates . ( Brunswick, Cobuor North Coburg tram in Elizabeth StreetLeonard Street . )

OLD PARADIANS : Yarra Park, opposite OlymEPark. (Batman Avenue tram from PrincBridge . )

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

ST. BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS: St. BernarcCollege Oval, end of Buckley Street, WeEssendon . (Train to Essendon then bus . )

UNIVERSITY BLUES: University Oval . (Motland or East Coburg tram in Swanston Streor Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg train Elizabeth Street .) RESERVES: South-eacorner of Princes Park, opposite Ormond Cclege, Parkville. (Brunswick, Coburg or NorCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street to ColleCrescent . )


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Friday (which commences at 6 .30 p.m .) willinclude a preview of the following day's amateurmatches .

Be sure to listen to this broadcast .

RESULTS OF MATCHE SResults 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 even-ing and from Television Channels ABV-2 andHSV-7 . Repeat on 3KZ, 9 .30 a .m . Sunday .Channel 2 also provides quarter-by-quarter

scores of A Section matches each Saturdayafternoon .

TIMEKEEPERS' INSTRUCTIONSREGARDING "TIME-ON"

"Time-on" must be added (1) when signalledby the Field Umpire and (2) when a goal orbehind has been scored . In the case of agoal, take the time from the waving of theflags by the Goal Umpire to the bouncing ofthe ball in the centre by the Field Umpire and,in the case of a behind, take the time fromthe waving of the flag to the kick-off .

CORRECT SCORES ESSENTIA LClubs are reminded that correct scores must

be phoned to the Herald office otherwise a fine(one dollar) will be incurred .

And remember, too, that scores are incompletewithout the points - offending clubs will befined .

SECTION - PLEASEPress Correspondents are requested to comply

with ALL INSTRUCTIONS in the Notes to PressCorrespondents issued to all clubs prior to theSeason - including - CLUB NAME and SEC-TION on every envelope forwarded to TheAmateur Footballer .

DUTIES OF RUNNER SThe duty of an Official Runner is to carry

messages from the coach to players and NOTto engage in altercations with players.The runner, in carrying such messages, must

take the shortest possible route to the playerconcerned, and leave the field immediately afterdelivering the message .

AT ELSTERNWICK PARKADMISSION TICKET S

Admission tickets issued to clubs for matchesat Elsternwick Park are for the use of playersand officials only . Any player who cannot pro-duce a ticket will be required to pay for admit-tance .

CAR PARKINGDrivers who are not willing to park cars

as directed at Elsternwick Park, will be refusedadmittance to the ground .

SCOREBOARDClubs are advised that the Scoring Board a t

Elsternwick Park must be operated by respon-sible club officials at all times .

Children must not be allowed in the ScoringBoard .

HOW TO CONTACT EMERGENCY UMPIRESEmergency umpires for all sections will be

located at Elsternwick Park, and will be availableto proceed to any ground if required .

The telephone number will be 91-6491 .Should the appointed umpire fail to appear,

it will be necessary to phone Elsternwick Parkand ask for an emergency umpire to be sent .

Clubs must make themselves familiar with thesystem, and ring the correct number :

91-6491 .

NUMBERS TO NOT EClubs in A Section should note these numbers .For teams on Thursday night (as early as

possible after 7.30 p .m . please - and certainlybefore 9 p .m .) .

Jack Dunn (The Sun) 63 0211Jim Robb (The Age) 60 042 1

This applies to clubs in main game only -as advised.

Quarter-by-quarter scores this week:-91 649 1

Watch for this number week by week.

PRESS CORRESPONDENT SPOST REPORT EACH SUNDAY .-it is absolutely

essential that copy be received by the EditorBY FIRST POST ON MONDAY EACH WEEK . Copyreceived after this time will not be considered.

The only way to ensure delivery on Mondayis to post SUNDAY-EARLY .

ADDRESS ALL MATTER FORPUBLICATION TO

"THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER "Box 1564P, G.P .O ., MELBOURNE, 3001, and not

to the Editor's private address .(Use addressed envelopes provided .)

POST EARLYPress Correspondents are advised to post copy

EARLY on Sundays . The final clearance time ofpillar boxes is now as early as 6 p .m . in someareas, and not later than 8.30 p.m . anywhere.

Make sure you don't miss the post-POSTEARLY !

THE'AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 5, 1973

important Notes (cont .)

CLEARANCESALL CLEARANCES INVOLVING BODIES OTHE R

THAN THE V .A .F .A . must be forwarded to thesecretary, Mr . Jack Fullerton, 5 Correa Avenue,Cheltenham, 3192 (phone 93-1545) .

HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP WHENPHONING SCORES !

Club representatives when phoning scores tothe Herald can help in three ways .

1 . BE PATIENT - There are a large numberof calls to handle in a short time . You mayfind the phone engaged - and when you getthrough to the number, you may be asked to"Hold the line please" . The call before yourson the other line has to be attended to andthe scores written down TWICE - on the Heraldcopy paper and on the VAFA result sheet .

2 . ALWAYS INCLUDE THE POINTS - Forexample 5-6-36 points . Remember the scores arenot complete without the points - and you willbe fined for not having phoned the completescores - and make sure they are correct - oryou will also be fined .

3 . DON'T ASK FOR SCORES IN OTHERMATCHES - or ring especially to ask for sco'res'This takes time and may prevent another clubfrom meeting the "publication deadline" .

Your assistance and co-operation in these mat.ters will be appreciated .

JUNIOR SCORES IN PAPER - IF!Scores in Junior Section matches will be in-

cluded in Saturday's Herald and Sporting Globeif received by publication deadline - 4 .50 p .m .

RESERVES - PLEASE NOTETeam Managers and Timekeepers of Reserve

Section teams should note particularly the fol-!owing points:

1 . Starting time is 11 .45 a .m . If startedafter 11 .50 a .m,, a fine for late startoperates .

2. EACH QUARTER is of 20 minutes' dura-tion, plus Time-on .

a. Half-time interval MUST NOT EXCEED15 MINUTES-that is from the end of thesecond quarter to the start of the third .

20 MINUTES FOR RESERVES .Reserve Section matches consist of quarters of

20 minutes duration-NOT 25-plus Time-on .Instructions regarding TIME-ON are printed onthe back of Score Cards .Senior and Junior Section matches consist of

quarters of 25 minutes' duration-plus Time-on .Reserve Section matches commence at 11 .45

a .m. - Senior and Junior Section matches at2 p .m .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - May 5,

SCORES TO "HERALD"-NUMBERS

You MUST phone final scores to the HERALDoffice as soon as possible after the match -if your scores are received before 4 .50 p .m .they will be published .

If received after that time, they will not bepublished , but if you miss the 4 .50 p .m . dead-line, YOU MUST STILL PHONE BEFORE 5 .30 p .m .Our representative will be in attendance untilthat time .

If you fai l to phone the scores to the Heraldoffice before the publication deadline of 4 .50p .m ., you will be fined one dollar . If youalso fai l to phone scores to the Herald before5 .30 p .m . you will be fined an extra twodollars - making three dollars in all .

If you miss out on the Herald you must phonethe scores to the Press Correspondent before 7 .30p.m., otherwise you are fined another dollar.Clubs in "A" and "B" Sections will still be

required to furnish ALL goalkickers and six(6) best players for each team to the PressCorrespondent BEFORE 7 p .m. - Phone 53-1290 .

A short summary of the match is also re-quired.

"HERALD" PHONE NUMBERSYou may now dial DIRECT to the Amateur

Football representative at the "Herald" Office.The numbers are :

652 1479 or 652 1893 .If you have any difficulty, you may ring

63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or 1893 .

RESERVE SECTION RESULTS

to be phoned to652 1892

BEFORE 3 p.m .or DIAL 63-0211 and ask for

EXTENSION 189 2Any phone calls not directed to these num-

bers go astray, and clubs will be regarded asnot having phoned the scores, and will be finedaccordingly .

When phoning scores, please state firstly theSection, the teams concerned, and then the win-ners, before giving the actual scores .Correct scores must be phoned, otherwise a

fine will be incurred . Check with Goal Um-pires for correct scores .

This is the responsibility of the HOME CLUB.

TRIBUNAL MEETINGSMeetings of the Independent Tribunal will

again be held at the offices of the St. KildaCricket Club (First Floor of Cricket Club Stand),St . Kilda Cricket Ground, on the Tuesday eveningfollowing the report, commencing at 7 .30 p .m.sharp .

Club officials are especially reminded thatthe only notification they will receive concerningplayers reported or witnesses required in con-nection with a report, will be from the umpireon the day of the match .

Any player or witness who fails to appearbefore the Tribunal at the appointed time isliable to be suspended during the pleasure ofthe Tribunal .

1973

Looking BackBy Noel Rundl e

5 YEARS AGO-1968Ormond paid tribute on the passing

of the grand old man of the club, LesSmith.

Les Gordon, veteran Power Housecaptain-coach, played his 300th game- the last 200 had been consecutive .Frank Snell (Kew) and John Booth(Old Paradians) were appointed coach-es of teams to play Tasmania andSouth Australia respectively.

Melbourne High and Uni . Blacksdrew - 9 .14 apiece . Another thrillerwas Kew v Old Scotch, with Kew 33points ahead at the last change, andscoreless in the last quarter, hangingon to win by four points . Best werePaterson, Findlay, Goonan (Kew) andMackay, R. Beaurepaire and P. Clark(Old Scotch) .

10 YEARS AGO-1963Melbourne High's star of stage, TV

and football, Athol Guy, played his100th game with the club .

Ray Martin, ex-Richmond and cainival rover, was in his tenth seasoas coach of Kew .

U .H .S .O .B. opened their accourwith a 51-point win over Geelonpbest were Migios, Curwood and Kar<nicolas for victors and R. Crilly, I'mner and G. Lamb for vanquished. Geflong's four goals came from Ian Reipath, 3 goals and - . Vautier !

St. Kilda C .B .C .O .B ., undefeated i"C" section, just got home from Partside, whose inaccuracy cost them vi(tory, 3 .18 (36) to 6 .9 (45) .

25 YEARS AGO-1948

Old Melburnians and Uni . Black;both undefeated, met in the match cthe day .

The Dark Blues kicked a go~against the wind in the last quarteto win by 4 points - stars for thvictors were Evan Macgregor anTed Cordner while for the BlackDenis Cordner and Kevin Dillon gavgreat service.

Hampton Rovers notes read: "Oustar was Peter Lucas, whose debuwas a gem" (Peter is secretary cCollingwood Football Club 1973 . )

YOUR HANDY SCORE SHEET1st Quarter

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-May 5, 1 97 :

NOTE THESE DEADLINES3 P .M. - Publication deadline, (Reserves),

HERALD Office (Fine - ONE DOLLAR) .4.50 P.M. - Publication deadline, HERALD

office (Fine ONE DOLLAR) .5 .30 P.M. - HERALD Office, deadline (Fine -

THREE DOLLARS) .7 P .M . - Press Correspondent deadline -

Goal-kickers and Best Players in A and B Sec-tions, and scores for any clubs which have missedthe HERALD Office . (Fine - ONE DOLLAR) .

PHONE NUMBERSHERALD - 652 1479 or 652 1893 or 63 0211 .

Extension 1479 or 1893 (Seniors and Juniors) .652 or 1892 or 63 0211 . Extension 1892 (Re-serves) .

PRESS CORRESPONDENT - 53 1290 .MAKE A NOTE OF THESE TIMES AND NUMi .

BERS NOW AND SAVE YOUR CLUB'S FINANCES.

PRELIMINARY TRAINING SQUADFOR CARNIVAL

The State selectors have alreadynamed 43 players as a preliminarytraining squad for the 12th AustralianAmateur Football Carnival which willbe held at the Melbourne CricketGround on Tuesday, July 10th, Thurs-day, July 12th and Saturday, July14th.

Players chosen in the squad willcommence training at the Old ScotchGround, Yarra Park, on Wednesday,May 9th. They will train each Wed-nesday thereafter until June 6th,after which training will take placeeach Monday and Wednesday night(commencing Monday, June llth) .

Players named in the squad are:D. Clark, J . Griffiths, J . Long S. Mc-Laughlin, L . McNicol CaulfieldGramm.), N. Beattie, P. Cleary, R.King (Coburg), L . Bullen, K . Hamp-son, G. Wilson (Gselottg), M . Calli-nan, R. Crompton, J. Rojo (Ivanhoe),A. Cro.oks, P. Joss K. Power (NorthOld Boys) . P. Burt, G. Carroll, R .Duke, W. Rutherford (Old Paradians),B. Bourne, R . Cameron, B. Corben.A. Graham, K. Ladd, P. Murphy, G.Pearce (Ormond), P. Aughton, D. Bur-gin (St. Bernard's O.C.), M. O'Donnell(Assumption O.C.) M. Birrell, M.Cooke, G. Freeman (Old CareyGramm.) J. Anderson, B . Kefford (OldScotch Call .), T. Archer, M. Bates(Reservoir Old Boys), I. Cordner, S.Costello, C. McCrae (UniversityBlacks), T . Flavell (UHS Old Boys),P. Shannon (St . Patrick's O.C.) .

Clubs will be invited to nominateother players, who may be added tothis preliminary squad .

The selectors are considering thepossibility of playing a practicematch between members of the squadon Queen's Birthday, June 4th.

It will be the riesponsibility of ClubSecretaries to notify either the StateCoach, Peter Rhdlen (Phone 85-1138)or the Chairman of Selectors Man-son Russel (Phone 86-6679) if any oftheir players selected in the trainingsquad are unable to attend any partof the training programme set outabove .


CLUB HISTORIES - No . 3ORMOND - NOW IN THE "ROARING 40's"

The Ormond Amateur Football Club was formed at a public meeting inJuly 1931, with Mr. Les Smith as President .

Vice Presidents were Messrs E. E. Gunn, L . A. Chisholm, and Cr. F .Bevers. Secretary was Mr. W. Coffey and Treasurer, Mr. J . F. Hogan. MessrsR. A. Stevens, S . Dart, C. Ellinson, W. Fancett, M. Scates and F . McNamaramade up the rest of the committee .

The first committee decision wasto make application to join theV.A.F.A. (then the MetropolitanFootball Association), although somemembers preferred the FederalLeague . Along with 9 other clubs,Ormond became a Foundation Mem-ber of the new 'D' Section in 1932 .

Another early decision was to usethe President's World War I Corpscolours . So the mighty BROWN ANDBLUE was born .

Looking back over 42 years bringsback memories of the depression tomany members, and the Second WorldWar to many more .

Memories of the players riding toàway' games in "Porky" Godfred-son's fruiterer's truck because nobodvowned a car .

Memories of what is now the Ladies'Kiosk, but used to be the changingrooms for both sides.

Memories of the really good play-ers who went on to make the `BigTime' - players like Havel Rowe,Lawrie Mithen, Dick Fenton-Smith,Graeme Watson, Neil Crompton, ColinWilson, Jeff Kitely, and many, manyothers .

Success came early to Ormond -`D' Section Premiers in 1933, `C' Sec-tion Premiers 1934, and `B' SectionRunners-up in 1936. Five years afterour first game and Ormond were inÀ' Section .

1950 was the year the droughtwas broken and the À' Premiershipwon. A decade passed and Ormondspent four disastrous years back in `B'Section . Now that memory is almosterased by two more À' Section Flags.

Ormond Reserves have always beena force to be reckoned with and havewon seven Premierships in 12 years .The Juniors have also won sevenPremierships since 1950 .

The Under 17, Under 15, and Under13 sides have not yet brought aPremiership Flag to Ormond, but havesupplied many fine players to the`Seniors' .

While the number of players hasgrown from that first year of about22 to a total now of about 150, thecommittee has also expanded from12 to 33 hard-working men .

The club is also fortunate that theLadies have always "pitched in" andhelped . In the last five years alonethe Ladies' Committee has raised$6000 and kept the club on its feetfinancially .

Twenty Premierships and 16 timesRunners-up, good coaches and greatplayers, committeemen of the calibreof the Founder, the Late LES SMITH,and the tireless Doctor, the Late DR .J. R. PORTER, all part of a Traditioncalled Ormond Amateurs, a. Traditionknown throughout the Victorianfootball fraternity, and second tonone.


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`Native' Brand FootballsTHE ONLY BALL USED BY BOTH THE * V.F.L. & * V.F.A.

IN THE 1970 GRAND FINALS COLLINGWOOD v CARLTON -PRAHRAN v WILLIAMSTOWN

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AMATEUR DEFINITIONAn amateur is one who has never competed for a money prize, staked bet

or declared wager, or who has not knowingly or without protest competed withor against a professional for a prize of any description or for public exhibition,or who has never taught, pursued or assisted in the practice of any athleticexercise as a means of livelihood or pecuniary gain . (This definition is subjectto certain exceptions set out in the rules of the Australian Amateur FootballCouncil .)

ARE THE PLAYERS IN YOUR CLUBCOVERED FOR

Accident Insurance ?For a premium of onl y

$2.00 PER PLAYERWE CAN ASSIST B Y

HELPING COVER THEIR INJURY EXPENSE S

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Hibernian Accident Fun d289 Latrobe Street, Melbourne .

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LEADING GOAL-KICKER S

A SECTIONPearce, Ormond (3)G . Fletcher, C1fGr (7)Crompton, Ivanhoe (3)Wilson, Geelong (5)Cleary, Coburg (5)Voyage, Caul Gr (3)Rutherford, Old Parad (1)Church, Uni Blues (1)Spurling, North OB (1)Murray, North OB (3)Power, North OB (3)Renowden, Uni Blues (2)Butcher, Caul Gr (3 )

B SECTIONMcCrohan, Reservoir (4)R . Harley , MHS (4)O'Donnell, Assumpt (2)Forrest, Uni Blacks (5)Marks, Old Scotch (4)Moodie, Collegians (6)Nihill, KewMunn, Collegians (1)Glen, Old Carey (5)Edwards, Collegians (3 )

C SECTIONStorrer, Old Halley (6)Calleja, St Kilda (9)Digby, Power House (6)Woodhead, Fairfield (3)Fraser, Old Xaverians (6)T. Johnston, Parkside (-)Weir, Old Melb (2)Upton, Power House (2)Wykes, Fairfield (4)

D SECTIONSh annon, St Patricks (3)Staples, Brunswick (4)Sheehan, St Kevins (4)Cecil, Alphington (2)Wynd, State S B (2)Julier, State S B (3)

Thompson, C'wealthB (6)Shaw, Marcellin OC (5)Gregory, Marcellin (1)Wayman, Alphington (7)

E SECTIONRosewarne, E'wick (7)Roulston, AMP (5)R. Stevens, Old Ivan (9)Lane, AMP (3)Dancer, ANZ (4)Bialek, AJAX (2)Whitby, Footscray (-)Jurberg, AJAX (2)

F SECTIONAnderson, Mon Wite (4)Signoretti, St Bede's (5)R . Payne, North Brun (6)Hardman, LaTh Red (-)Pepyat, Fawkner (1)Pride, Old Mentonians (3)Evans, St Bede (3)

JUNIOR SECTION 1Fisher, Ormond (1)Thompson, St Bernard (5)Thomas, St Bernard (6)Butcher, Power Hse (8)Hughes, St Bernard (-)Wood, Ormond (3)Chapman, Ormond (4)Whitton, Monash Uni (7)Driscoll, Power Hse (6 )

JUNIOR SECTION 2Cleary, Coburg (6)Collins, Old Parad (12)Gilmore, Old Parad (9)Roe, Old Parad (7)Colacino, Parkside (2)Dunn, Beverley Hills (5)M. Browning, Bev Hill (4)Callander, West Bruns (5)Studdock, Bev Hills (5)

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A RESERVE SECTIONButcher, Caul Gr (-) 12M. Betts, Geelong (3) 8Worthington, Caul Gr (1) 7Sheahan, North OB (3) 6Batten, Geelong (-) 6R . Casboult, Geelong (-) 6

B RESERVE SECTION

Laird, Reservoir (6) 14Stockdale, Old Trinity (1) 9Laing, Reservoir (3) 9T. Wilson, Res OB (-) 7T. O'Brien, Res OB (3) 7Ferguson, Collegians (4) 7Davies, Uni Blacks (2) 7

C RESERVE SECTIONFranich, Old Xav (5) 9Traynor, Parkside (-) 8Quinn, Old Xaverians (6) 7Fitzsimmons, PowerH (3) 7Unkles, Old Xav (1) 6Iliopulos, UHS OB (6) 6

D RESERVE SECTIONCombe, Hampton R (8) 14Rolls, Hampton R (7) 9Belcher, Alphington (6) 8Hayes, Alphington (4) 8

E RESERVE SECTIONP. Hanson, Old Camb (-) 8Webb, AJAX (-) 8Cook, Glenhuntly (6) 8Hirsch, AJAX (-) 6

F RESERVE SECTIONPeacock, Mon White (10) 22Smith, Monash W (-) 10Powell, Monash W (-) 8Phillips, Mon White (7) 8Hamilton, Nth Bruns (-) 7

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Next Week's Matches - May 1 2On ground of first named Club at 2 p .m. - Reserves at 11 .45 a .m.

A SECTION

Geelong v Caulfield GrammSt Bernard's OC v OrmondIvanhoe v University BluesCoburg v Monash Blue sNorth Old Boys v Old Paradian s

B SECTION

University Blacks v Reservoir OB(at Elsternwick Park )Old Scotch Coll v CollegiansOld Carey Gramm v MHS Old BoysKew v De La Salle OCAssumption OC v Old Trinity Gram m

C SECTION

Parkside v Power HouseOld Xaverians v UHS Old BoysOld Melburnians v Fairfiel dSt . Kilda CBOC v Old HaileyburiansOld Brighton Gramm v National Ban k

D SECTION

Brunswick v State Savings BankSt Kevin's OB v Marcellin OCLa Trobe Blacks v Old Geelong GrammHampton Rovers v AlphingtonCommomvealth Bank v St Patrick's OC

E SECTION

Glenhuntly v Old Camberwell GrammFootscray ITOB v West BrunswickAJAX v Elsternwic kAMP Society v ANZ BankOld Ivanhoe Gramm a bye

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North Brunswick v La Trobe RedsMonash Whites v ThornburyUniversity Reds v FawknerOld Mentonians v St Bede's OCDookie & Long . OC a by e

JUNIOR SECTION 7

University Blacks v IvanhoeOld Scotch Coll v North Old BoysPower House v University BluesMonash University v Hampton ScoutsOrmond v St Bernard's OC

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Fairfield v AJA XNational Bank v Old Brighton GrammWest Brunswick v Old ParadiansBeverley Hills v CoburgSt Bede's OC v ParksideCaulfield Gramm a bye

Next Week's Matches at Elsternwick Park

MAY 12th, 1973

University Blacks v. Reservoir Old Boysat 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 - PARKINGFEE 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. ERN . FULLER

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A SECTION% Pis

Caulfield Gram 2 1 421 193 218 .1Ormond 2 1 312 267 116 .9Coburg 2 I 280 254 110 .2Geelong 2 1 329 301 109.3North Old Boys 2 1 275 252 109 .1St Bernard's OC 2 1 284 296 95 .9Monash Blues 1 2 271 257 105 .4University Blues 1 2 243 358 67.9Old Paradians 1 2 222 385 57.5Ivanhoe - 3 294 368 79 . 9

B SECTIO NReservoir OB 3 - 390 194 201 .0 12Collegians 3 - 390 265 147 .2 12Old Scotch Coll 3 - 308 224 137 .5 12old Trinity Gr 2 1 298 275 108.4 8Old Carey Gr 1 2 233 232 100 .4 4University Blacks 1 2 270 304 88.1 4New 1 2 247 290 85.2 4MFIS Old Boys 1 2 257 342 75 .1 4De La Salle OC - 3 201 305 65.9 -Assumption OC - 3 257 420 61 .2 -

C SECTIO NPower House 3 - 336 181 185 .6Parkside 3 - 284 218 130 .3Old Melburnians 2 1 347 241 144 .0St Kilda CBOC 2 1 253 192 131 .8Fairfield 2 1 255 275 92 .7Old Haileybury 1 2 381 251 151 .8Old Brighton Gr 1 2 275 199 138 .2Old Xaverians 1 2 196 325 60 .3UI-IS Old Boys - 3 151 309 48 .9National Bank - 3 154 441 34 . 9

D SECTIONState Sav Bank 3 - 434 185 234 .6 12Marce llin OC 3 - 312 219 142 .5 12St Patricks OC 2 1 338 260 130 .0 8Alphington 2 1 324 255 127.1 8LaTrobe Blacks 1 2 291 313 93.0 4St Kevin's OB 1 2 292 330 88 .5 4C'Wealth Bank 1 2 264 305 86 .6 4Hampton Rovers 1 2 218 300 72 .7 4Brunswick 1 2 201 304 66 .1 4Old Geelong Gr - 3 182 444 41 .0 -

E SECTION

Old Ivanhoe Gr 3 - 432 209 206 .7 12AMP Society 3 - 361 230 157 .0 12AJAX 3 - 278 208 133 .7 12Eisternwick 2 1 352 282 124.8 8Old C'well Gr 1 I 187 182 102.7 4ANZ Bank - 2 177 220 80.5 -Glenhuntly - 2 165 236 69 .9West Brunswick - 3 200 392 51 .0Footscray ITOB - 3 200 393 50 .9

F SECTIO NMonash Whites 3 - 358 189 189 .4 12Fawkner 2 1 350 316 110.8 8LaTrobe Reds 1 1 177 164 107.9 4North Brunswick 1 1 143 146 97 .9 4St Bedes OC 1 1 230 237 97.0 4Old Mentonians 1 2 218 300 72.7 4Dookie & Long OC 1 2 228 349 65 .3 4Thornbury 1 2 162 300 54 .0 4

"University Reds 1 2 160 332 48.2 4

JUNIOR SECTION 1University Blues 3 - 499 176 283 .5Power House 3 - 414 153 270 .6Ormond 3 - 495 191 259.2St Bernards OC 2 1 481 282 170 .6Monash University 1 2 285 223 127 .8Old Scotch Coll 1 2 231 226 102 .2University Blacks 1 2 297 349 85.1North , Old Boys 1 2 221 316 69 .9Ivanhoe - 3 189 564 33 .5Hampton Scouts - 3 87 719 12 .1

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Ormond 3 - 247 177 139 .5 12Monash Blues 2 1 234 128 182 .8 8Caulfield Gram 2 1 294 174 169 .0 8St Bernards OC 2 1 244 183 133 .3 8North Old Boys 2 1 215 184 116 .8 8Old Paradians 2 1 237 206 115.0 8Coburg 1 2 185 185 100.0 4Geelong 1 2 '223 235 94.9 4Ivanhoe - 3 156 356 43.8 -University Blues - 3 104 311 33 .4 -

B RESERVE SECTIONReservoir OB 3 - 398 63 631 .7 12University Blacks 3 - 302 96 314 .6 12Old Scotch Coll 3 - 261 150 174 .0 12De La Salle 2 1 184 175 105 .1 8Collegians 1 2 155 142 109.2 4Old Trinity G r 1 2 153 260 58 .8 4Kew 1 2 129 254 50.8 4Assumption OC 1 2 113 235 48 .1 4Old Carey Gr - 3 130 252 51 .6 -MHS Old Boys - 3 101 299 33 .8 -

C RESERVE SECTIONOld Haileybury 3 - 299 78 383 .3 12St Kilda CBOC 3 - 199 79 205 .2 12Parkside 2 1 226 103 219.4 8Power House 2 1 209 144 145 .1 8Old Xaverians 2 1 217 196 110 .7 8Fairfield 1 2 149 181 82.3 4Old Brighton Gr 1 2 170 214 79 .4 4UHS Old Boys 1 2 87 164 53 .0 4Old Melburnians - 3 108 229 47 .2 -National Bank - 3 38 362 10.5 -

D RESERVE SECTIO NHampton Rovers 3 - 298 94 317 .0 12St Patricks OC 2 1 203 142 143 .0 8St Kevins OB 2 1 197 142 138 .7 8Old Geelong Gr 2 1 158 115 137 .4 8Alphington 2-1 223 169 132.0 8Marcellin OC 2 1 165 133 124 .1 8State Sav Bank 1 2 144 152 94.7 4LaTrobe Blacks 1 2 148 224 66.1 4C'wealth Bank - 3 66 225 29.3 -;Brunswick - 3 34 277 12.3 -

E RESERVE SECTIONOld Ivanhoe Gr 3 - 341 133 256 .4 12AMP Society 2 1 265 144 184.0 8AJAX 2 1 251 170 147.6 8Old Camberwell Gr 1 1 128 127 100.8 4Glenhuntly 1 1 136 141 96.5 4i ANZ Bank 1 1 89 95 93 .7 4West Brunswick I 2 170 251 67 .7 4Elsternwick 1 2 142 243 58.4 4Footscray ITOB - 3 100 385 26.0 -

F RESERVE SECTIONMonash Whites 3 - 443 65 681.5 12Fawkner 2 1 220 131 167.9 8I.aTrobe Reds 2 - 148 93 159.1 8Old Mentonians 2 1 160 219 73.1 8Thornbury 1 2 173 171 101 .2 4North Brunswick 1 1 94 103 91.3 4St Bede's OC 1 1 137 157 87.3 4University Reds - 3 73 328 22.3 -Dookie & Long OC - 3 68 354 19 .2 -

JUNIOR SECTION 2(Four points allowed for each bye)

Coburg 3 - 596 98 608 .2 12Old Paradlans 3 - 525 226 232 .3 12AJAX 2 - 192 141 136 .2 12Old Brighton Gr 1 1 253 180 140.6 8Beverley Hills 2 1 322 249 129 .3 8West Brunswick 1 2 190 260 73.1 4Parkside 1 2 202 396 51.0 4Caulfield Gram 1 2 167 349 47.9 4Fairfield - 2 98 211 46.4 4St Bede's OC 1 2 74 269 27.5 4National Bank - 3 39 307 12 .7 -* Unregistered player 7th April .

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