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"NEW COACH AT UNI . HIGH OLD BOYS"ROBERT REID is not a new face around

U .H.S .O .B ., in fact it is one of the oldest. Asa player, his first game was in 1964 and he

now has the fine total of 210 games. Duringthese games, he held down most positionsaround .the ground from the forward to theback line.

During one of his many "retirements" fromplaying he turned to administration (1968) andwas President in 1975-76 and Secretary jr,1977 .

Robert is a worthy life-member and overrecent years has been one of the tirelessworkers around the club . The examples andstandards Robert has set whilst working forUni . High have earned him a great deal ofrespect from all who know him .

An example of this is the way in whichthe players have rallied around Robert thisyear, his first as senior coach .

Robert has tasted the bitterness of defeat,but also the sweetness of victory . If hisefforts for the club in previous years are anyindication of what his efforts as coach shallbe then success must surely be forthcoming .

Good luck - Robert Reid !

MICK GEORGE plays his 50th game forFAWKNER today. Mick who is vice-captain ofreserves, but who has played in all seniorgames so far this year, joined the Fawks 4years ago . Mick who doesn't know what give-in means would have reached his 50 gamesearly last season except for a serious eyeinjury which kept him sidelined for 11 weeksin 1975. Mick was reserves best and fairestplayer last season also . All at Fawkner wishMick all the best for today and the future .

VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALLASSOCIATION

INTERSTATE FOOTBALL MATCHESSUNDAY, 4th JUNE, 197 8

at ELSTERNWICK PARK

VICTORIA v. TASMANIAat 11.30 a.m.

VICTORIA v. SOUTH AUSTRAL IAat 2.15 p.m.

Half-time Entertainment. Humphrey Bear will be there .Admission : Adults 50c. Children Free .

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Editorial

6fA y 9 BUBBLES B URST

° MARCELLIN and DE LABACK IN STEP

By JAN HOWAR D

Again, last Saturday, strong winds and sloppy ground surfaces did not favour,nony sides. The advent of wintry conditions has brought many early successfulsto a halt. Mud is said to be a great speed-leve ller. The "slower" sides are nowbetter able to hold their own against the more "fteet-of-foot" .

jhe bubble burst for both A SectionI<,ci r ; last week when Marcellin re-co i ded a fifteen point victory over topside Old Scotch . By virtue of the re-cent successes Marcellin are now lyingff l h - out of the four on percentageonly . They can prove today ( againstUniv . Blues) whether this was a fluke% , i n, or not .

De La Salle returned to the winninglist ~~.ith a resounding fifty-one point%ictory over University Blues . A score-I c, ~ first term made the Blues task almostimpossible though they did outscore DeL. Salle after quarter-time.

Ivanhoe were also back amongst thev,inners when they scored by nine pointsmcr North Old Boys after leading allla« .

St. Bernard's moved into fourth placec ich a comfortable win over CaulfieldGrammarians, whose success was short-lived . Against Old Scotch today, St .B<<nard's have the opportunity to showhow good they are (and thereby perhapshelp Peter Brukner out in future weeks) .

University Blacks recorded theirsocond win by defeating a disappointing

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Ormond (who have now dropped backto seventh) . The Blacks came from fivepoints down at half-time to win byfourteen

. Still Old Melburnians continue to"lord" it over all in B section. A goal-less third term put Parkside out of therace last week - in a game which wasmarred by poor goal-shooting from bothteams . O.M.'s will, perhaps, try to im-prove their accuracy with some solidpractice today as they enjoy the bye .

Collegians, who seem to be in a de-pression, fell out of the four when theywere well beaten by Old Paradians, whohave now moved into second place .Parade have the chance to consolidateagainst Old Haileyburians today - theloser could well be out in the cold againafter this round .

Old Haileyburians (fourth) will, how-ever, be looking for another win aftertheir defeat of Fawkner last week . Afterbeing three goals down at the lastchange they went on to win by eightpoints.

Although inaccurate, Coburg doubledMonash Blues score, to record their firstwin for the season (excluding the bye) .

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Editorial cont. -St . Kilda - sti ll undefeated - have

opened up a two game break on theopposition . Overpowered last week wasOld Ivanhoe .

Old Xaverians did it well againstnumber two side A.J.A .X ., the finalmargin being eleven points .

Fortunes fluctuated during the day be-tween Alphington and Old Brighton, withAlphington finally emerging the victorsby eight points.

Hampton Rovers took three quartersbefore they found Kew's measure, butcame home with a five goals to two fi nalterm .

Geelong are riding high at themoment . After their poor beginning tothe season, they are now fifth, after theirdefeat of Old Carey, and will be look-ing forward to today's clash withA .J .A .X .

Power House and State Bank returnedto the D Section four last week afterconvincing wins over Elsternwick andHeatherton respectively .

Power House led comfortably all dayto win by eighty-seven points, whilstState Bank managed a six-goal win in agame of amazing accuracy from bothsides.

Old Camberwell Gram. gained them-selves a four point breathing space atthe top with their win over Count ryColleges .

St . Kevin's Old Boys continue to besecond after leading West Brunswick a llday . Playing at the school today theywill be keen to win again before the"re-unioning" crowd .

M.H .S .O .B . are now fifth after theirsixty-nine point win over Univ . High .

St . Bede's relinquished top spot afterthey were convincingly toppled byBeverley Hills - who ran away with itafter half-time.

Bulleen-Templestowe's win over OldGeelong sees them back on top and O .G .

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out of the four. Old Geelong's spot hasbeen filled by A .M .P. who scored overan extremely inaccurate La TrobeBlacks .

Brunswick recorded their first winwhen they accounted for A.N.Z . Bankconvincingly, the more so after half-time .

Old Mentonians won narrowly fromNorth Brunswick in a relatively low-scoring game.

In F Section results were symmetrical- the top four won - the bottom fourdidn't - and the team in the middle(National Bank) had the bye .

The narrowest margin was recordedby Thornbury - against Footscray I .T.,followed by Commonwealth Bank overClayton, Therry over University Reds .The day's "honours" went to BulleenUnited with their ninety-three point winover Monash Whites .

Hampton Rovers kicked the sweep inthe Juniors to win by twenty-two goalsover Geelong.

North Old Boys remain unbeaten, lastweek scoring over Ormond . UniversityBlues defeat of previously unconqueredOld Scotch enabled them to stay withthe top bracket, whilst giving North afour-point break.

Ivanhoe accounted for the "Blacks"easily, as did Monash for St . Bernard's.This win put Monash four points clearin fourth position .

Kew's thirteen point victory put anend to De La Salle's unbeaten run . OldHaileybury maintained second spot witha win over Fawkner, after trailing athalf-time.

Old Paradians moved into sixth placefollowing their eleven goal win overM.H .S .O .B ., whilst Coburg retained thirdby accounting for fifth place holderCaulfield Grammarians .

Therry - West Brunswick - whoknows? I certainly do not !

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Next Week's Matches - Sunday June , 4

Interstate games - at Elsternwick Park11 .45 a.m. VICTORIA v . TASMANIA .

2.15 p.m. VICTORIA v . SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Next Round's Matches - June 10

A SECTIONUc La Salle O.C. v North Old Boys (E .P .)NI: rceliin O .C . v Ormon duniversity Blacks v IvanhoeSt. Bernard's O .C. v University BluesOld Scotch Coll. v Caulfield Gram .

B SECTIONOld Paradians v ParksideOld Melburnians v Old Trinity Gram.Coburg v Old HaileyburiansCollegians v Monash BluesFawkner - Bye

C SECTIONFlampton Rovers v A .J.A .X .Sc . Kilda C .B .C .O .C . v Old Carey Gram .Gcelong v Old Xaveriansold Brighton Gram . v KewOld Ivanhoe Gram . v Alphington

E SECTIONBeverley Hills v La Trobe BlacksBrunswick v Old GeelongBulleen-T'stowe v A .M.P . SocietyNth Brunswick v St . Bede's O.C.A .N.Z. Bank v Old Mentonian s

F SECTIONFootscray I .T. v Clayto nTherry C .C .O .B . v C'wealth BankMonash Whites v ThornburyNational Bank v Bulleen UnitedUniversity Reds - By e

JUNIOR SECTION 1Ormond v University BlacksUniversity Blues v Hampton RoversGeelong v Ivanho eSt . Bernard's O .C . v North Old BoysOld Scotch Coll . v Monash Univ.

D SECTIONState Bank v St. Kevin's O .B.U.H.S. Old Boys v Old Camberwell Gram .Country Colleges v West BrunswickElsternwick v Heatherto n.4 .H .S . Old Boys v Power House

JUNIOR SECTION 2Fawkner v Old Paradian sTherry C .C .O .B . v De La Salle O .C .Kew v M.H.S . Old BoysCaulfield Gram. v Old HaileyburiansWest Brunswick v Coburg

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Juniors lists must be confined to twenty-fiveplayers - extras included will be summarilydisregarded - owing to space restrictions .

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for inclusion in June 10th issue must still beforwarded to reach the Editor by first postMonday - May 29th. Any copy not receivedby this time will not be considered .

V .A.F.A. MEETING

Club Secretaries please note that, owing tothe Queen's Birthday holiday the regularMembers' Meeting will be held on MondayJune 12th and not on Monday June 5th .

The venue will be as usual The SettlingRoom, Victorian Club, 141 Queen Street, Mel-bourne.

The time : 8 .00 p.m .

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PREVIEWING TODAY'S GAMESA SECTIO N

Another disastrous day for the A Gradetipster last Saturday . As the season progresses,I'm getting worse instead of better . At leastit means plenty of interest and this year'scompetition is the most even for many years .After six games there are still ten teams whocan make the fina!s . There are no easy gamesand from the tipsters point of view no suchthing as a certainty.

Scotch and Blues were both due for a lossand I'm sure it will do them both no harm .De Lo are back in business, whilst Marcellin,Blacks and St. Bernard's are all moving upthe ladder.

Old Scotch meet St. Bernard's today atElsternwick Park . Scotch blotted their copy-book last week at Marcellin and will be deter-mined to get back on the winning list today .Overconfidence and the wet weather probablycost them the game last week, but I'm surethey'll be back to their best form today .St. Bernard's once again did the wrong thingby yours truly last week-I must get themright,soon. They are obviously a top side whenthey put it all together. Scotch cannot affordto take them lightly and I don't think theywill . Scotch to win .

Blues also had their reputation dented lastweek and can't be considered a top side untilthey beat some of their main rivals . Theirnext three games against Marcellin, St Bern-ard's and Scotch will tell the story . Marcellinare riding high at the moment with successivewins against St. Bernard's and Scotch andthey are confident of making it three in arow . The Blues big guns Sleeman, Brown,Dabble and Trumble went missing last weekand the whole team played without despera-tion . Perhaps, like Scotch, they were justoverconfident, or perhaps they are not asgood as they think. I think they'll come backand beat Marcellin today in what should bea great game.

Ormond lost a game they expected to winlast week against Blacks . They are desperatefor a win and the advantage of their smallhome ground will make them difficult op-ponents for Be La Salle . Last year's premierscame back to something like their 1977 formwith a good win over Uni Blues . Their experi-enced players like McDonnell, Loft, Haiassa,Bourke and McHenry showed a welcome re-turn to form and Simon Beddoe again per-formed brilliantly around the goals . Theiryounger players are blending in well and Ican't see them faltering today .

Last year's runners-up North Old Boys arebottom of the ladder with only one win andtoday meet Uni Blacks. North showed somesigns of a return to form in the second halflast week but will have to improve further tomatch Blacks . The Uni side returned to th e

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winning list last week with a good win overOrmond . They have finally vindicated my faithin them and I see no reason to desert themnow.

Caulfield's winning run came to an endlast week in the wet, windy conditions atSt. Bernard's and they'll be glad to get backto Albert Park for the visit of Ivanhoe .Ivanhoe are a small side but they move theball well and played good football at Elstern-wick Park last week . This game should be aclose one and it's only their home groundadvantage that has swung me Caulfield's way .

Before I go may I congratulate all thoseselected to wear the "big V" next Sundayand wish coaches Peter O'Donoghue andBernie Sheehy and their teams the best ofluck . I hope every Amateur footballer will beat Elsternwick Park next week to cheer bothteams on to victory.

This week's tips : Old Scotch, Uni Blues ,De La Salle, Uni Blacks and Caulfield. -PETER BRUKNER .

B SECTIO N

I will try and forget about lost week . Notone winner . (We all have our bad days.)

Congratulations to Coburg on their first wi nfor the season . It's a nice feeling, isn't it!

This week's round of matches promises tobe just as hard to pick with four very evengames to be played out .

Old Haileybu ry after a good win last weekmeet the consistent Old Paradians at Keys-borough . I feel Haileybury can take this oneout if they can show the same dedication thatthey displayed last week . Poradions are doingeverything right at the momenf and will bevery hard to beat . This is where the advan-tage of playing at home comes into account,and I think Haileybury will take full use ofthis and win out.

Parkside meet their old rivals Fawkner atthe Parkside ground. This will also be a toughone. Both teams lost last week and will bedesperate for a win to steady themselves.Parkside have not lost a game at home thisseason and this will probably be the decider,but their kicking for goal will have to showa vast improvement on last week if they areto win . One goal, ten behinds from sixteenshots in the last quarter-not good enough towin anything. I will go for Porkside in a closeone .

Collegians at home to Coburg will be an-other photo finish . Collegians have hit aslump, while the young Coburg side havefound their feet . Once again both teams willbe desperate for a win and the advantage ofplaying at home will become vital. I will tipCollegians, if they can put their game to-gether out there and I think they can .

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PREVIEWS (cont )In the last game to be looked at Monash

Blues Play host to Old Tri nity. This one is alsoa toss up. I was impressed with the wayTrinity handled the game when I saw themtwo weeks ago, and with the rest last weekto get over a few hard knocks they shouldcome up fresh enough to win over the Blues .

I can only repeat that all sides tipped mustplay at their best to win, as the competitionhas evened out dramatically, with no easyones, and there will be many upsets beforethis season is over .

Old Melburnians have the Bye, and arelooking forward to a well earned rest .

SELECTIONS : Old Haileyburians, Parkside,Collegians and Old Trinity Gram. - BRIANLAUDER.

C SECTION

Old Brighton and A .J .A.X. let me down lastweek and now this year's "C" is on a par withlast year's "B"-eight teams all within strikingdistance of the four. After today I predictthat only four points will separate {ourth fromseventh.

St. Kilda will kick the "sweep" today out atKew and retain its unbeaten record . St . Kildaare certainly the form team and coach MaurieBilston must feel confident that his team hasthe second-to-none chance of returning to BSection next season .

Old Ivanhoe slipped against St . Kilda andmay find Old Brighton, on the rebound, alittle hard to hold . Scores will be close at thefinal siren, but Brighton's consistency will giveit the edge .

Old Carey gained confidence last weekagainst a "handball-happy" Geelong and willtrouble Hampton Rovers. With the return ofCooke to the goal-front and the activeness ofMill, Carey is going to improve its rating irithe weeks ahead. I am tempted to take apunt on Carey-but Syd Whitfield has such a"tinny" lead in this 'crazy competition thatI must play safe and favour Hampton-butonly just .

Alphington and Old Xave rians is anybody'sgame and I was impressed with the wins ofboth teams over leading lights Old Brightonand A.J .A .X . I was nearly selecting five"away" teams but a sudden change of mindpersuades me to stick with Alphington athome .

Geelong can play as brilliantly as any teamin the grade and if it produces this form itwil!,beat A .J .A.X. After winning its last threegames, it has gained in confidence . To-day,at A.J .A .X ., if it plays directly on the shortAlbert Park ground, three in a raw will be-came four in a row. With tongue-in-cheek,I'll stick with Geelong .

SELECTIONS : St. Kilda C.B.C .O .C., OldBrighton Gram ., Hampton Rovers, Alphington,Geelong.-JIM FIDGE.

D`SECTION

As our Editor stated this Section is a tip-ster's nightmare . The evident evenness of sidesis a promoter's dream and at Kilmore, boyswere taught wind and rain are the greatfootball levellers . At this stage of a seasonall clubs are capable of winning to add tothe tipster's problems.

Heatherton await University High SchoolOld Boys who make the long southern journey .Heatherton, smarting from last week's AlbertPark ~reversal, will be all out to crush the'Green and Brown' boys who are facing thepossibility of the drop to 'E' Section . Heather-ton is my selection. I predict a convincing winfor them .

Melbourne High School Old Boys have placedthemselves within grasp of the Top Four .Today they await Elsternwick who collapsedlast week. At Forest Hill, the local side willbe all out to score a victory and move up theladder as a consequence. Elsternwick, too,will be trying hard to win . This season, littleseparates the sides but I believe MelbourneHigh, at home, will just have enough talentto win .

In what shapes as a preview of a finalgame, State' Bank journey east to play theleaders, Old Camberwell Grammari ans. Camber-well are doing all that is asked of them .Peter Hutchinson must be happy that hismessages of playing consistently and believingin one's own ability appear to have at lastfallen on receptive ears . State Bank are pro-gressing well but away from home I doubt ifthey can extend Old Camberwell whom Iselect to win .

St . Kevin's, who have hit top gear, awaitCount ry Colleges, whose form must be a realdisappointment to their committee-who sawthe formation of the club as the solution toproblems faced by the parent clubs. Alan Olleand Matt Byrne each will be anxious to proveto the other who has the better side. St. Kevin'shave the score on the board and they are mytip to take the points . [Come on, Colleges,do your best to prove me wrong! ]

Power House really made me eat my wordsas they turned on the heat last week . Thismay have been the form we critics have cometo expect from them . Restored to the leadingquartet Power House will be anxious to staythere. West Brunswick, "The Magpies", havehad their wings clipped over the last twoweeks . Their forwards have not been as activeas their Power House counterparts led byRick Sykes, who has made a welcome returnhome. Forwards win matches and as a result Iselect Power House to defeat West Brunswick.

SELECTIONS : Heathe rt on, Melbourne High'School Old Boys, Old Camberwell Grammarians,St. Kevin's Old Boys and Power House. -NORM NUGENT.

E SECTIO N

It appears there will be two teams and a"tipster" for relegation in "E" Section thisseason . Firstly I tried skill, then I tried guess-ing,_ and neither seems to be getting mepoints. The home ground advantage and i n

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PREVIEWS (cant)some cases sloppy surfaces seemed to producethe winners, as all those at home exceptNorth Brunswick notched victories .

1 warned the Bank boys to look out forBrunswick and the warning now appearsjustified-Brunswick breaking the ice for theseason .

Beverley Hills must have had some solidkicking practice during the week after theirdefeat by A .N .Z . through bad shooting forthe big sticks, and then to come out and bethe first team to topple "St. Bedes" .

There is a change in the four : Old Geelonghave slipped from third position to fifth,Beverley Hills have moved up to third andA .M .P . have made the four.

I have just drawn the following teams outof a hat to be winners today : St. Bede's,A.N.Z. Bank, Old Geelong, Bulleen-Temple-stowe and A .M .P.- NUGGET STEPHENS .

F SECTIONNational Bank at home to Monash Whites

shouldn't get the students off the mark, whoare well in the doldrums, but not the sloughof despair . The Bankers are going to drift inand out of the four as other sides win andlose and they need a good win to lift theirpercentage.

Uni Reds and Fitites should be more of amatch as they both have possibilities . TheReds have the home ground advantage andI am inclined to give them my nod . Judgingby the performance of the Red Reserve, theclub has more players of equal standard thanthe Fitites .

Therry C .C. visit Clayton and I can't seeClayton improving their position out of this .Therry have a good side, a bit of height, abit of weight (not always in the right place)and a degree of skill that should see themsafe home .

Bulleen United will welcome the Common-wealth Bank mob. Not much between theirfacts and figures and they've played almostthe some programme so far . I'll go for thehome side as I don't think the Bankers haveseen the ground before . Should be a goodgame.

SELECTIONS : Bulleen United, Therry C.C .,Uni Reds, National Bank, Thornbury the bye .-SYD WHITFIELD.

JUNIOR SECTION 1Round 6 produced a clearer picture of the

relative strengths of the top sides .Uni . Blues overcame the previously un-

defeatd Old Scotch in a game marred; butmade closer, by the Uni . side's inaccuratekicking .

North Melbourne O .B . furthertheir premiership prospects with aover Ormond .

enhancedclear win

I'm tipping North to remain undefeated andaccount for the Blues .

Old Scotch meet St. Bernard's at home forthe first time this season I'm deserting theSaints (perhaps it will help them) and select-ing the home team which had been the modelof consistency until last Saturday .

Hampton Rovers will be full of confidencewhen facing Ormond . I believe that the"Monds" might be too strong in the finishand I'll stick with them .

Geelong play away from the delightful andscenic surrounds of their home park! Un-fortunately Geelong's form has not been goodthis season and I'm picking Uni . Blacks tobe too skilled for Geelong .

Ivanhoe vie with Monash Uni . in whichshould be a most interesting tussle . Bothteams are improvers and battle out everyissue . I fancy that Monash's high markingability will be the deciding factor in theirfavour.

SELECTIONS : North Old Boys, Old Scotch,Ormond, University Blacks, Monash University .-MICHAEL ARNOLD.

JUNIOR SECTION 2Their is some compensation in the fact that

my inability to make the correct selectionabout Kew is matched by the inability ofPeter Bruckner in picking the form of StBernard's . It was disappointing to see thatscores from both the Therry C .C .O .B . andM.H .S. Old Boys games did not make thepress.

Perhaps the only way I can "catch" Kewis to ask one of their supporters to write aparagraph on their game each week. Never-theless, I will have another go this week andpick Kew to beat Old Poradians. The schoolboys have a great home ground advantagebut they will need more than that to over-come the confidence and tenacity of the Kewplayers .

One of my informants told me that De LoSalle O.C . deserved to be beaten last week asthey had become over-confident . There wastalk about how much they could beat Kew byrather than concentrating on the task ofwinning . At home today they should makeamends and have a goad win over Fawkner.

Old Haileyburians are now sharing the leadwith De La and it is hard to imagine Therr}C.C .O.B. travelling all the way to Keysboroughfor a win . The home side must be careful,however, as the visitors need to win to keepin touch with the four .

Caulfield Grammarians were well beaten atthe hands of Coburg last week and will bekeen to make amends this week when theygo to West Brunswick . Kanis is playing wellfor'the visitors at present and should againcontribute to their winning score .

The final game sees Coburg at home toM.H .S . Old Boys. Stan Matthews has theCoburg machine moving well at present andthey should have another good win today.

SELECTIONS : Coburg, Caulfield Grammar-ians, Old Haileyburians, De La Salle, Kew .-PETER NATHAN .

Hampton Rovers had a huge win over Gee-long to boost their burgeoning confidencewhilst Ivanhoe and Monash Uni . continued ontheir winning way.

The highlight of the season to date will bethe clash between ` North O.B . and Uni . Blues .

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LEADING GOALKICKERSA, SECTIONCrump, Ormond (3) 26Slccman, Univ . Blues (1) 20t3eddoe, De La Salle (6) 20Mason, Old Scotch (1) 20n'Connor, North O .B . (-) 18tiiterwen, Old Scotch (3) 17Gartner, Marcellin ~2j 15Tones, Ivanho eTallent, Old Scotch (2) 15Bourne, Ormond (-) 15

B SECTIONT . Cordner, Old Melb. (2)

Harvey, Parkside (1)Burns, Old Melb. (3)Hughes, Old Parad . (3)3. Uduhart , O. Melb . (3)

Tllbrook, Old Melb. (-)Ward, Fawkner (2)D . Birrell . O. Tr . Gr . (-)

Wood, St . Bede's (4) 22Collins, St. Bede's (-) 21Field, Bev. Hills (2) 19Quaife, B-T'stowe (3) 18O'Rourke, A .M.P . S . (3) 15Seehusen, A .N .Z. Bk. (-) 15

F SECTIONSmith, Thornbury (1) 20Hayman, Thornbury (-) 20W . McCrimmon, C . Bk. (4) 17Brophy, F.I .T. (-) 17Briggs, Therry (2) 16McAleer, Nat . Bk. (-) 16M. Staff, Thornbury (1) 1 519

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JUNIOR SECTION 1Rodger, Monash Univ_ (4) 29Currie, St . Bernard's (3) 24Richardson, Nth. O.B . (3) 23Roach, Ormond (1) 21Twite, Univ . Blues (1) 18Lee . O. Scotch (2) 17Bean, Monash Univ . (3) 14Akam, O . Scotch (1) 14

JUNIOR SECTION 2Greene, De La Salle (3) 35Love, O . Parad. (4) 22Kanis, Caulf. Gr. (-) 19Flood, M.H .S .O.B . ((3) 14Murcutt, Therry (1) 14Castles . O. Hailey (3) 13Dunn, M .H.S.O .B. (1) 13

C SECTIO Nf3romley, Alph, (-) 35Prictiey, O . Bright . (5) 29K . Candy, Alph. (5) 18[learn, O. Carey (5) 17Drinan, St . Kilda (1) 16Brosnan, O . Xav. (2) 15Curtain, O. Xav. (1) 15Kaye, A .J .A .X. (1) 15

D SECTIONSykes, P. House (5) 28Holmes, Elstern. (-) 22%leeking, Heather . (5) 19Mercer, U .H .S.O .B . (1) 18Denning, Heather . (2) 16Hannan, St . Kevin's (2) 1613tythman, Elstern . (1) 16

E SECTION1 . Henderson, A .M.P . (4) 29Tenace, B-T'stowe (2) 26

A RESERVE SECTIONHarley, De La Salle (-) 19Butcher, Caulf . Gr. (-) 14Biviano, Ivanhoe ( ) 13Cuffe, North O .B. (-) 12Bell . St . Bernard's (2) 11Docherty, Ivanhoe (1) 9

B RESERVEGrant, Mon. Blues (4) 18Austin, O . Meib. (2) 18

Stockdale, O. Trinity (-) 16Lucas, O . Melb. (1) 15J . Mercer, O . Trinity (-) 12Giles, Mon . Blues (2) 11M . Ryan, O . Parad . (1) 11Shannon, Fawkner (-) 1 1

C RESERV ELatzer, O . Bright. (2) 15Jurberg, A .J .A .X. (-) 14T. Ludowyk, Geelong 14A . Dick, O. Bright . (-) 13J . Stevens, O. Ivanhoe (-) -.12Sheringham, Geelong (2) 1 tHamilton, O . Bright . (6) 9

D RESERVEClark, P . House (5) 24Lee, M .H .S .O.B. (4) 21Donkin, O. Camb. (3) 14Chalmers, St. Kevin's (3) 11Stevens, Elstern. (-) 11Butson, U.H.S.O .B. (-) 9Bodey, Heather . (1) 8Mullett, O . Camb. (1) 8

E RESERVEG . Stannard, B-T'stwe (-) 20Vigus, A .N .Z. Bk. (5) 13Bowden, St. Bede's (-) 13Hirsch, Bev. Hills 13Nevett, St . Bede's (2) 11N . Officer, O . Geel . (2) 11Kelly, B-T'stowe (-) 11Lowe, Bev. Hills (-) itJ . Spiden, O. Geel . (-) 11A . Yenken, O. Geel . (-) 1 1

F RESERV EBurghardt, Clayton (4) 14W . Burrows, Thorn. (2) 11Whitaker, Thornbury (2) 11K . Mehmet, Com . Bk . (2) 8R . Gardiner, Clayton (1) 8Callanan, Com. Bk. (-) 8Dawes, Clayton (-) 8

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PREMIERSHIP LISTSA SECTIO NW L D F A % Pts

01 4 Scotch 5 1 - 714 467 152.9 20Univ. Blues 5 1 - 725 529 137 .1 20De La Salle 4 2- 652 528 123.5 16St. Bernard's 3 3 - 481 484 99 .4 12Marceliin 3 3 - 547 585 93 .5 12Ivanhoe 3 3 - 531 647 82 .1 12Ormond 2 4 - 622 623 99 .8 8Univ. Blacks 2 4 - 470 560 83 .9 8Caulfield Gr. 2 4- 460 689 66.8 8North Old Boys 1 5- 502 592 84 .8 4

B SECTIO NOld Melburnions 6 --- 723 470 153 .8 24Old Paradians 4 2 - 599 500 119.8 16Parkside 3 2 - 468 420 111 .4 16Old Haileybury 3 2- 418 423 98.8 16Collegians 2 3 - 487 493 98 :8 12Monash Blues 2 3 - 380 493 77.1 12Fawkner 2 4 - 659569 115.8 8*Old Trinity Gr. 1 4 - 404 503 80.3 8Coburg 1 4 - 334 665 50.2 8

C SECTIO NSt . K . C .B.C .O.C. 6 - - 594 384 154.7 24A .J .A.X. 4 2- 696 483 144.1 16Old Brighton . Gr. 4 2 - 587 552 106 .3 16Atphington 4 2 - 650 648__100 .3_76Geelong 3 3 - 600 552 108 .7 12Old Ivanhoe Gr. 3 3 - 570 585 97 .4 12**Old Xaverians 3 3 - 451 568 79 .4 -12Hampton Rovers 2 4 - 549 639 '85 .9 8Kew 1 5 - 494 648 76.2 4Old Carey Gr . - 6 - 456 667 68.4 -

D SECTIO NOld Cam'we11 Gr. 5 1 - 735 553 132 .9 20St. Kevin's O.B. 4 2 - 673 616 109.3 16State Bank . 4 2- 662 624 106 .1 16Power House 3 3 724 557 130.0 12M .H .S .O .B . 3 3 663 621 106.8 12West Brunswick 3 3 610 618 98 .7 12Heatherton 3 3 619 640 96.7 12Elsternwick 2 4 653 712 91 .7 8Country Colleges 2 4 491 608 80.8 8U .H .S.O.B. 1 5 469 750 62.5 4

E SECTIONBulieen-T'stowe 5 1 - 741St . Bede's O.C. 5 1 - 701Beverley Hills 4 2 - 570A .M .P. Society 4 2 - 473Old Geelong 3 3 - 550Oid Mentonians 3 3- 420A .N .Z. Bank 2 4 - 518LaTrobe Blacks 2 4 - 324North Brunswick 1 5 - 399Brunswick 1 5 - 432

F SECTIONThornbu ry 6 - - 768Therry C.C .O.B. 4 1 513Buiieen United 4 1 571C'weaith Bank 4 1 505*National Bank 3 2 502Footscray I .T. 1 4 - 494Clayton 1 5 - 633University Reds 1 5 - 470Monash Whites - 5 - 27 6

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419 176 .8 20453 154.7 20469 121 .5 16522 90.6 16534 103 .0 12525 80.0 12709 73.1 8486 66.7 8439 90.9 4759 56 .9 4

384 200 .0 24339 151 .3 20437 130.7 20419 120.5 20556 90 .3 16423 116 .8 868G 92.8 4778 60.4 4704 39.2 4

A RESERVEOrmond 6 - - 573 388University Blues 5 1 - 497 324St . Bernard's O.C. 4 2 - 481 400North Old Boys 4 2 - 442 439University Blacks 3 3 - 352 410Marcellin O.C . 3 3 - 285 397Ivanhoe 2 4 - 432 389De La Salle O .C . 2 4 - 427 399Old Scotch Col) . 1 5 - 354 441Caulfield Gram. - 6 - 280 545

Old MeiburniansMonash BluesCollegians*Old Trinity Gr.FawknerParksideOld HaileyburyOid ParadiansCobur g

Old Brighton Gr."GeelongHampton RoversSt . K . C.B.C.O .C.A .J .A .X.Old Carey Gr .Old Ivanhoe Gr .**Old XaveriansKewAlphington

147 .7. 4153

120.3100. 7

85 .971 .8

111 .1107 .0'80 .351 .4

B RESERVE

6 - - 589 201 293 .05 - - 506 264 191 .74 1 - 373 260 143 .53 2 - 422 251 168.13 3 - 561 378 148 .42 3 - 321 318 100 .9-5-211 469 45.01 5 - 240 704 34.1- 5 - 154 532 28.9

C RESERVE

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- 429 160 268 .1 241-- 509 385 132.2 202- 407 399 102.0 163 428 320 133 .8 123 426 391 109 .0 123 371 389 95 .4 124 264 381 69 .3 84 193 431 44 .8 85 338 491 68 .8 45-312 515 60 .6 4

D RESERVE

Power House 6 - - 617 217 284 .3 24State Bank 5 1 - 550 317 173 .5 20St. Kevin's O.B. 4 2 - 396 319 124.1 16West Brunswick 4 2- 310 343 90.4 16Old Cam'we)I Gr. 3 2 1 318 295 107 .8 14Hectherton 2 3 1 421 398 105 .8 10M.H .S .O .B . 2 4 - 337 380 88.7 8Elsternwick 2 4 - 365 469 77.8 8Country Colleges 1 5 - 214 527 40.6 4U .H .S .O .B . - 6 - 155 544 28.5 -

E RESERVEOld Geelong 6 - - 502 306 764.1 24Beverley Hills 5 1 - 504 350 144.0 20Bulleen-T'stowe 4 2 - 557 252 221 .0 16North Brunswick 4 2 - 453 327 138 .5 16St . Bede's O.C . 3 3 - 411 360 114 .2 12A .N.Z. Bank 3 3- 333 418 79 .7 12Old Mentonians 2 4 - 422 380 111 .1 8LaTrobe Blacks 2 4 - 257 406 63.3 8A.M.P . Society 1 5 - 340 367 92 .6 4Brunswick - 6 - 189 801 23.6 -

F RESERV EC'wealth Bank 5 - - 513 210 244 .3 24Therry C .C.O.B. 4 1 - 424 176 240 .9 20Clayton 4 2 - 527 354 148.9 16Bulleen United 3 2 1- 282 287 98.3 16University Reds 3 3 - 382 396 96 .5 12*tThornbury 3 3 - 366 393 93 .1 12*National Bank 1 4 - 189 424 44.6 8Monash Whites 1 4 - 169 468 36.1 8Footscray IT. - 5 - 163 344 47.4 4

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 27, 1978

TODAYPS GAMES AND UMPIRESOn

A SECTION

M UnSvmPson,BlRowe v (^Wooiley)OC(B) Mas on.,

Castei, (G) Ahlm, A. Smith .Old Scotch Coil . v St. Bernard's O .C. (EP) i -

Hii),Hindle (Randles), (B) Cooper, K .Segota, (G) Upham, Stratton .

Ormond(on),D(B) Foley, Brukner, G) e Du

n tMea d

a tlMcDonald .North Old Boys v University Blacks - Field

Tracey (Marshall), (G) Jenner, Peters .Caulfield Gram . v Ivanhoe - Sharpe, Good-

man (Howard), (B) Cain, Kaiser, (G)Hillier, Hateley .

B SECTION

old Haileyburians v Old Paradians - Muller(G . Reid), (G) Box, J . Hinton .

Collegians v Coburg = Dodds (J . Reid), (G)Jephson, McKenzie .

Parkside v Fawkner - J . Smith (Coughlan),(G) Malcolm, Murray .

Monash Blues v Old Trinity Gram . - Cordner(Pekin), (G) Darling, Ryan.

old Melburnians - Bye.

C SECTION

Kew v St . Kilda C .B .C .O .C . - King (*) .

PREMMERSHIP LISTS(CONTINUED)

JUNIOR SECTION 7

North Old Boys 6 - - 821 324 253 .4 24Old Scotch Coll . 5 1 - 635 446 142 .4 20University Blues 5 ' 7- 612 470 130.2 20Monash Univ . 4 2- 630 527 119 .5 16Ormond 3 3 - 679 560 121 .3 12Ivanhoe 3 3 - 587 563 104.3 12* ''St . Bern . O .C . 2 4 - 556 579 96.0 8Hampton Rovers 2 4 - 500 533 93 .8 8University Blacks - 6 - 369 755 48 .9 -Geelong - 6 - 2631042 25.2 -

JUNIOR SECTION 2

De La Salle O .C.Old HaileyburyCoburgKewCaulfield Gram .Old ParadiansTherry C .C .O .B .

Fawkner*i'M .H .S.O .B .+7West Brunswick

* - Bye .

1 - 641 339 189.11 - 583 359 162.42 - 699 462 151 .32 - 455 337 135.03 - 483 643 75 .14 - 517 454 113 .93 - 278 597 46 .64 - 436 396 110 .15 - 354 65U 54 .54 - 226 658 34 . 3

*° - Unregistered player-April 29.* ; - Unregistered player-May 6~ - Details incomplete.

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Old Ivanhoe Gram . v Old Brighton Gram. -McCartney ( * ) .

Old Carey Gram . v Hampton Rovers - Mc-Mahon (M) .

A .J .A.X. v Geelong - Kelly (Radford) .Alphington v Old Xaverians - Halbish (*) .

D SECTIO NHeatherton v U .H .S . Old Boys - Scott (Brit-

ton) .M.H .S . Old Boys v Elsternwick - Jenning sOld Camberwell Gram . v State Bank - Mauger

(D . Henry) .St . Kevin's O.B. v Country Colleges (St. Kevin's

College)** - Kennedy (Thomas) .Power House v West Brunswick - Burridge

(McAuliffe) .

E SECTION

St . Bede's O .C . v Brunswick - Bishop (Line-han) .

A .N .Z . Bank v Nth . Brunswick - W . Henry(o) .

(*) .Old Geelong v Beverley Hills - Connel lLaTrobe Blacks v Bulleen-Templestowe - Bal

l (Goodwin).Old Mentonians v A.M .P . Society - D. Smith

(Wiener) .

F SECTIO N

National Bank v Monash Whites - WhiteUniversity Reds v Footscray I .T. - W. Hinton

(Lansdown) .Clayton v Therry C .C .O .B .-Woodruff (Steven-

son) .Bulleen United v. Commonwealth Bank -

Johnston (Downes) .Thornbury - Bye .

JUNIOR SECTION 1

North Old Boys v University Blues - Ken-nedy .

Old Scotch Coil . v St . Bernard's O.C . - G. A .Simpson .

Hampton Rovers v Ormond - J . Segota .University Blacks v Geelong - Prideaux .Monash University v Ivanhoe - Sinclair .

JUNIOR SECTION 2Old Haileyburians v Therry C .C .O.B . - Rud-

derham .West Brunswick v Caulfield Grom. - Blair-

Holt .De La Salle O .C. v Fawkner - Middleton .old Poradians v Kew - Burke .Coburg v M.H .S. Old Boys - Peake .

EMERGENCY UMPIRES

Field : Maebus, Croxford.Goal : Wynne.(E.P .)t-Game at Elsternwick Park .**-St . Kevin's College, Moonga Road, Toorak .(*)-Umpire for Reserves game to be

appointed.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 27, 197 8

ground of first-named club unless otherwise shown . Seniors and Juniors at 2.00 p .m.

Reserves at 11 .45 a.m. Umpire for Reserves games shown in brackets

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"A" SECTION TEAM SCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS Coach : Ian Cameron ; Res. : Neil Le Page1 MacDonald, R. 13 Lyte, D. 25 Antonieu, T. , 37 Miriklis, H . 51 Irvine, J .2 Long, J . 14 Lean, A. 26 Griffiths, J . 38 Pearson, R. 52 Smith, G .3 Wood, . R . 15 Fietden, M. 27 Hiiteard, G. 39 Yeomans, G. 53 Cunningham,4 Tamblyn, M. 16 Lyte, D. 28 Mathieson, R. 40 Ferguson, K . 54 Smith, R .5 Peters, M. 17 Clark, D. 29 Fletcher, G. 41 Voyage, G. 55 Knowles, J .6 Dickeson, D. 18 Matthews, N . 30 Felsenthal, D. 42 Collins, R. 57 Everitt, A .7 Hartley, G . 19 Le Page, N. 31 Wilson, L. 43 MacLeod, J . 58 Williams , D .8 Butcher, J . 20 Sisson, M. 32 Sassetta, G. 45 Reid, C. 59 Hampton, N .9 Allen, R. 21 Watson, W. 33 Williams, D. B . 46 Gerrand, J.10 Cameron, R . 22 Hood, I . 34 Tonkin, M. 47 Frankish, G .11 Tootetl, G . 23 Bartlett, P. 35 Malfroy, R. 48 Hill, G .12 ' Gootd, A. 24 Edney, A. 36 Worthington, C . 50 Bienvirth, P .

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS1 McHenry, R. 13 Letson, R .2 Welsh, R . 14 Beddoe, S.3 Bourke, M . 15 Connolly, G .4 Perkins, K . 16 Mitchell, B .5 Soutar, M . 17 Bourke, B.6 Ingham, M . 18 White, S .7 Power, M. 19 Power, K .8 McDonnell, P. 20 Hate, G .9 Casey, B

. 21 Harley, P

.10 Halasa, R. 22 Mitcheit, P .11 Lyons, B . 23 Maher, P.12 Dunn, B. 24

Coach : Bernie Sheehy; Res. : Pat Gilbert25 Fitzpatrick, M. 37 Calley, R . 49 Nugent, J .26 Carr, J . 38 Whyte, J. 50 Noone, P .27 Edmunds, A . 39 Crothers, T. 51 Mitchell, J .28 Nugent, M. 40 McDonaid, P. 5229 41 Karin, M. 53 Kowalski, R .30 Ryan, M. 42 Donegan, P. 54 Hale, D .31 Hotiler, D . 43 Croxford, J . 55 Mcilroy, A .32 Groves, A. 44 56 Karin, P.33 Clarke, G. 45 57 George, P.34 Voigt, S. 46 Loft, C. 58 Sully, M .35 47 Heliard, G. _ 59 Hyde, G .36 D'Astotl, G . • 48 Whelan, P. 60 Hill, G .

IVANHOE Coach : Max Condie ; Res . : Paul Stevens1 Stredwick, C . 11 Quiniivan, P. 21 Adley, P. 31 Williams, C. 42 Satori, R .2 Jones, A. 12 Ryan, T. 22 Simpson, J . 32 Stewart, G . 43 Chapman, T .3 Stewart, R . 13 Lubey, T. 23 Wootfe, A. 33 Doll, B. 44 McKenzie, J .4 Field, R . 14 Warry, N. 24 Docherty, S. 35 Chapman, P. 45 Rotar, D .5 Renshaw, G. 15 Smyth, P . 25 Johnson, K. 36 Phillips, P. 46 McDowell, H .6 Hutton, R . 16 Drapac, D. 26 Mantesso, J . 37 Dean, G. 47 Toohey, W.7 Dell, G . 17 Lonergan, P . 27 McKernan, J . 38 Forristai, B. 48 Keefe, R .8 Turntey, L . 18 Course, T. 28 Kilpatrick, I . 39 Brewin, J . 49 Lynn, B.9 Macnamara, M. 19 Robertson, J . 29 Pratt, G. 40 Blviano, D.10 Grant, M. 20 Steen, D. 30 Burton, K. 41 Buckley, R.

MARCELLIN O .C. Coach : Gavin White ; Res. : John Delmo1 Donnelly, G . 11 White, P. 21 Carrucan, M. 31 Alotsio, A. 41 Sullivan, D .2 Culllnan, P . 12 Colts, G. 22 32 Frazer, S. 42 Dillon, M .3 Price, C. 13 Cooney, B. 23 Crimmins, J . 33 Wood, D. 43 Hesse, J.4 Toomey, J . 14 Dillon, P. 24 Tursi, F. 34 Morrison, J . 44 Byce, M .5 Gartner, P. 15 Denning, L. 25 Tucker, W. 35 Hardy, A. 45 French, J .6 Gregory, J . O. 16 Waish, P. 26 Gooley, P. 36 Crimmins, B. 46 Russeii, P .7 Maguire, T. 17 Jones, J. 27 37 Hesse, P. 47 Merrett, D.8 Deimo, J . 18 Gartner, J. 28 38 Quinn, P. 48 Holland, P.9 19 Alotsio, J. 29 Rankin, M. 39 Wright, I . 49 Anderson, P.10 Aloislo, F. 20 Butler, .,M . 30 Holmes, G. 40

NORTH OLD BOYS1 Maguire, S . B. 132 Welch, M . R. 143 O'Connor, B . A. 154 Maguire, D . B. 165 Wilson, G . M. 176 Dolan, M. J. 187 Robertson, N. F. 198 Hogan, J. P. 209 Ferguson, P . D . 21

10 Anderson, B. J . 2211 Leeack, F. A. 2312 Hanneburry, P. M . 24

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Coach : George Moloney; Res. : Kevin DivinyKelly, T G. 25 Curley, B. N . 37 Sullivan, P . A. 49 Quiiligan, J . D .Fogarty, D. E. 26 Crooks, S . J . 38 Zabrieszach, D . 50 Hibbert, S .Maguire, J . 27 Brown, M . C. 39 Marchesi, P . A. 51 Frewen, G . J .Halt, P . G. 28 Malone, A . J . 40 Maule, S . J . 52 Hargreaves, J .Walsh, M . 29 Griffin, J. 41 Maff1, P. P. 53 Walsh, P.Murray, L. F . 30 Doyle, B, T. 42 Arthurson, D. M . 54 Stafford, M . D .Dillon, G . W. 31 Randles, P . G . 43 Kutrolii, D . 55 Sanzin, R .Carroll, P . B . 32 Divtny, K . J . 44 Ryan, M . A . 56 Beliaimo, F.Biagi, A. A . 33 McGrath, J . F. 45 Weir P. G .Maguire, K . F. 34 Conti, R. 46 Ryan, P.Scanlon, T . G . 35 Horan, B . J . 47 Cuffe, P. D .- Butera, D. P . 36 Ryan, D . F. 48 Marchesi, M.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 27, 1978

Coach : Laurie Aghan ; Res. : Laurie AghanAnderson, J.Morgan, J .McLean, R .Eggleston, J .Lindsay, P .Meiviiie, P .Duffy,

tp:1ouids, A.

r."ason, T.Nlckiess, J .•o

Marks, C. 21 Gibbs, M. 31 Marx, J .11121314151617181920

Bowden, D. 22Drummond, R .Meadows, P .Alder, D .Cox, T .Tailent, S .Sherwen, P .Eggleston, T.Bedford, D .

2324252627282930

Leeming, M. 32 Williams, R .Rogerson, P . 33 Speer, N .Harris, J . 35 Burge, G .Bubb, S . 36 Johnstone, A .Alexander, I . 37 Whitfield, J .Kefford, B . 39 Carlyle, J .Bates, M. 40 Purnell, M .Tuininga, F . 42 Welch, R .Kiel, F. 43 Rankin, M.

ORMOND Coach : Milne McCooke; Assist . : Kevin ChamberlainS, W, 14 Smyth, J . F. 27 Crump, W. G. 40 Anrep, R. C .

2 Koziowskl, I . A .3 Rosengarten, T. 1 .4 Murphy, P . M .5 Jenkins, R . C.6 BuckieyGM~7 Fisher ,a Andrew, G . J .9 Hardham, L. A .

10 Corben,'B . F.11 Graham, A . E.12 Fouisham, D . A .

;3 Purcell, P. J .

15 Chisholm, A . D . 28 Buckley, C . 41 Osmand, G. R.16 Herkess, G . R. 2917 Hoey, P . D. 3018 Farrell, E. F. 3119 Turner, G . J. 3220 Bourne, B. K. 3321 Holdsworth, W. J . 3422 Hamley, B . H. 3523 Naylor, A . R. 3624 McCooke, S . M. 3725 Miller, I. K. 3826 Fisher, I . R. 39

ST . BERNARD'S O .C . Coach: Gus1 rickner, T . J . 15 Mahady, T.2 Powell, M . F . 16 Ferlazzo, M .3 Ginnivan, M. 17 Preston, M . B .

Di Venuto, E . 18 Dalmau, P .5 Rackham, P. D . 19 Nadzieiski, H .6 lannazzo, M . P . 20 Hilbert, M .7 Wade, C . F. 21 Kennedy, P .g Taylor, G . 22 Aughton, P. G .9 Hughes, B. 23 King, L. W .10 Doolan, J . G. 24 Drennan, M. J .ii Phelan, K. F. 25 Mahoney, G . A .

•2 Hogan, P. N . 26 Stanley, T . L .3 tAitchell, G . P . 27 Schwarzenberg,t4 Thompson, P . S. W.

Burney, C. W. 42 Clark, R . M .Lewis, M. S . 43 Paterson, D . L .Wood, R . P .Coster, G . R.Morris, S . P .

Turner, C. S.Holman, G . J .Parisi, F. J .Richardson, P. W.Boyanton, T.

44 Keane, A . J.45 Fitts, C . R .46 Chapman, R . K .47 Marshall, C.48 Chamberlain, K.49 Jackson, D . W.5051 McDonald, A . D.52 Doble, J . K .

Mitchell ; Res. : Terry Davi s28 King, R . H. 42 Chiveli, R .29 Shembrey, M . 43 Platers, A . F.30 Pearson, Paul 44 Taylor, P .31 Sullivan, F. 45 Johnson, P.32 Caven, A. 46 Hughes, J .33 Sullivan, A. 47 Hargreaves, P .-34 Dailey, P. 48 Nathan, S .35 Pearson ; Peter 49 Nigro, A .36 O'Dea, P. 50 Monaghan, J .37 Bell, M. 51 Tyler, K .38 Smith, G. 52 Wade, P.39 Dillon, G. 53 Grimsey, P.40 Irvine, K. 54 Hughes, G .41 O'Loughlin, P. 55 Bergin, M .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS. Coach: Bob Beynon; Res . : Steven Burleyt Booth, D . R. 1 62 Llewellyn, D . K . 1 7

Crowe, P. T. 1 8Belfield, H . D .Lockie, M . J.Webster, J .Saines, G . R .Gill, S . K .Fisher, A . D.0'Donohue, S.Costello, T. G .Weaver, B .

Holland, G . 48 Von Moger, A. 38 Norden, B .Pascoe, D . 27 Atchison, D. 39 Ryan, C .Beggs, D . 29 Maguire, G . 40 Staindi, D .Cannizzo, I . 30 Norton, T. 41 Best, W.Tracy, R. 31 Hutton, J. 42 Wines, G .Cunningham, G . 32 Cusack, P. 43 Bridge, P .Costello, S . A . 33 Yuncken, T. 44 Dillon, P .Cordner, C . 34 Allanson, P. 45 Lay, P.Parrett, R . 35 Plunkett, J . 46 Lansell, S .Birch, P. 36 Larson, J . 47 Moloney, ,G .Smith, P . 37 Costello, A. J . 49 Murphy, P.

1920212223242526

UNIVERSITY BLUESI Williams, S.' 132 Bedford, J. 143 Whitehead, P. 154 Debbie . S. 165 King, R. 176 Carroll, W. 187 Anderson, G . 198 Taylor, R. 209 Foster, D. 21

10 McCombs, W. 2211 Tyquin, M. 2312 Brown, C. 24

Coach : Alan Salter ; Res . : Les AdamsRoss, F. 25 Sleeman, M. 37 Curnow, R .Patterson, R . 26 Schauble, P . 38 McLean, G .Collins, R . 27 Church, B. 39 Holt, D.Ellison, G . 28 Trumble, S. ` 40 Kenealy, M .Jewson, G . 29 Carmody, J. 41 Clarke, P .Pteydeii, G . '30 Watson, D . A . 42 McGee, L.Booth, D. 31 Yeo. M. 43 Cortese, J .Small, D. 32 McLean, S. 44 Hamilton, J.Lyle, R. 33 McGough, K. 45 Davies, RCarey, T . 34 Christie, P. 46 Sullivan, B .Westmore, G. 35 Moore, R. 47 Rose, G .Hager, R . 36 Melville, R. 48 Henderson, K.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 27, 1978,

44 Caithness, A.45 Higham, L .47 Arnold, J .48 Plaisted, D .49 Fenton, D .50 Alenson, C .51 Thomson, M .52 Bate, M .53 Wallace-Smith, S .

53 Sheehan, M . G .54 Rowse, R . B .55 Hibbard, G . M .56 Po rt er, R . M .57 Carlson, M. L .58 Britton, R. J.59 Boyd, R. J .60 Rowell, B. T.61 Saker, K. H .62 McCailum, P. E.63 Jacobs, A . W.64 Humphreys, R .

56 Covelli, B . C .57 O'Beirne, J .58 Meredith, D . J .59 Garby, T. J .60 Hogan, T .61 Hogan, P. T .62 Nikson, F. G .63 Fitzpatrick, B . B.64 Barbary, J . A.71 Wall, A . N .

51 Hart, P .53 Wood, N .54 Cordner, E .55 Faulkner, C.56 Burley, S .58 Pattinson, G .63 Toose, K .66 Martini, R .68 Curtis, R .69 O'Shea, P.77 Lombard, M .

49 Laussen, P .50 Clarke, M .51 Jones, M .52 Johnston, M .53 Tyndall, M .54 Sammon, M .58 Brukner, P . D .60 Shields, P.

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LOOKING BACKBY NOEL RUNDLE

5 YEARS AGO - 1973'B' Section coaches were Jim Gallagher

(Assump . O .C.), Ross Oakley (Coll .), GraemeJohnston (De La Salle), John Fisher (Kew),Ron Read (M .H .S .O .B .), Brian Steele (OldScotch), Ian Law (Old Scotch), Brian Kann(Old Trinity), Laurie Aghan ( R.O.B .) andPeter O'Donohue (U . Blacks) .

Ormond scraped home by a goal from Caul-field Grammarians in an exciting finish atElsternwick Park . The defeat dropped Caul-field Grammarians from first to fourth .

Collis, Webster and Spithill starred forS.S .B . in their victory over Marceilin to givethe Bank 5 wins and 1 defeat .

150 games to Robert Reid ( U .H .S .O .B.), 100to Rob Dean (Atphington), Alan Graham(Ormond), Tony Costello ( U. Blacks), RickSykes (Power House) and 200 to Foots . Techcaptain coach, Geoff Fletcher - 'a grandeffort from a grand club man' .

10 YEARS AGO - 1968Kew suffered their first defeat for the season

at the hands of University Blacks who in abrilliant first half kicked 9 .4 to 2 .4 . Kewadded only another 2 .4 in the second half .Sinclair (4), Stevens and Carnie dominatedfor Blacks while Mullin, Haidoupis and Riddwere best for the losers .

Ormond, undefeated in 'B' Section, kickedthe sweep against St. Kilda C .B .O .C . 18 .21 to3 .6.

Monash Uni ., also undefeated, went awayin the last quarter to have a convincing win,8 .10 .58 to 4.9 .33 over De La Salle (5th) . Mc-Masters, Grey and Taylor, for Monash, andDorrizzo, Broderick and Walsh were best .

U .H .S .O .B . farewelled Jim Nettleton - cap-tain, best' and fairest in 1966, and onlymember of the Club's 1960 premiership teamstill playing .

100 games to Peter Sedgewick ( Old Brigh-ton), Peter Curtis ( Ormond) and Rob Thomp-son (Old : Mefburnians) .

20 YEARS AGO - 1958State Savings Bank's defeat of joint leader,

Old Xaverians, by 6 poins, left Collegiansabove at head of A' Section ladder . Bankled all day and held on desperately in last10 minutes with Hill, Salmon and Douglasbest . Old Xaverians were best served byCallon, Carroll, Gibson .

'D' Section captains were John Douglas(St. Kevins), K . Washfold (P'ton), LionelRosenberg (Ajax), T . Baird ( F.T.O.B .), P . Mills(Faint .), W. McGro ry (Murrumbeena), Harrison( Po rt Meib.), who captained E'wick, Melb .Blues, and Betlffeid ?

Ormond welcomed old players LaurieMithen, Colin Wilson, Brian Walsh and NellCrompton to training .

Old Brighton Grammarians congratulatedtemporary coach, Horde Ber ry, on his debutand wished him well for next three weeks .

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30 YEARS AGO - 1948Ormond 3 points down at ?a-time kicked d2

to Old Scotch's 32 in the last quarter toreverse the result . Jack Stock and BobRowse were Stars for the victors while KeithGough with 5 goals from centre half-forwarddominated for the Cardinals .

Parkside continued their unbeaten run witha victory over State Savings Bank - for thevictors Har ry Nance gave a grand perform-ance of sustained football . (Harry was aV .A.F.A . umpire for many years and assistantumpire's coach. )

BLACK LISTFalling to 'phone Herald Office before 3.00 p .m .(Reserves) or 5 .00 p.m . (Juniors) .

E RESERVEA.M .P. SOCIETY .BULLEEN-TEMPLESTO W E.

JUNIOR SECTION 1

UNIVERSITY BLUES .IVANHOE .

Failing to 'phone Herald Office befo re 5.30`p,m,JUNIOR SECTION 2

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS.

No scores received at all .

B SECTIONCOBURG .

B RESERV E

COBURG.

C SECTIONHAMPTON ROVERS.

E SECTION

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTO W E.

JUNIOR SECTION 2THERRY C .C .O .B .M.H .S .O .B .

BALL BRIEFSO .S .C.F.C . present Crawford Productions

"THE GREATEST GAME"

featuring those two traditional rivals

OLD SCOTCH and OLD MELBURNIAN S

(This film deals with the origin of AustralianRules football and is currently showing in

town as a support to "Choir Boys")

Plus

Highlights 1977 VFL Grand Final andHighlights 1977 Prudential Cricket Cup series .

Venue : Old Scotch Club Rooms .

7.30 p .m . Thursday, 1st June

Food and drink at Bar Prices . All welcome.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 27, 1978

OLD

BALL BRIEFSSCOTCH "DOUBLE" CENTUR Y

In the next couple of weeks two talentedmembers of OLD SCOTCH will reach their 100games milestone . "Legal Eagle" Andy Mouldsand "Snowman" John Nicktess have pro-gressed through the club from Juniors andhave both made their mark in Senior football .Andrew finds training difficult these days dueto the work house conditions imposed on himby his employer (Club President Leigh Mc-(3regor) . Nevertheless Andy, by dint of talentand application regularly stars in the Reserves .John, who started his days as a flighty roverand forward flanker, has progressively movedrearward and is at present fighting manfullyto stop the tide in the back pocket. Hisperformances this year in a very successfulline up do credit to his resourcefulness anddetermination .

Congratulations to both players and wehope they have many seasons left in them .

150 TO GEELONG RUCKMAN

Congratulations to Russell Coed on achiev-ing the 150 game milestone against OldBrighton Grammarians. Russell is a greatclubman, his dedication in travelling 30-oddmiles to training from his Shelford farm and60 miles to Melbourne to play sets an ex-ample to he younger players. His experienceis needed to put Geelong back in "B" Sec-tion and we hope to see him around for manymore games . Well done "Coady" .

ST . KILDA BACKMAN'S 150t h

Congratulations are extended to Chris"Hooker" Lynch on playing his 150th gamefor St . Kilda C.B .C.O.C . Chris has been withthe club since 1970, and has been a magnifi-cent player mainly in the seconds but alsowhen called upon to play in the firsts. Knownmainly as a dashing backman, "Hooker" isone of the most determined players to donthe St . Kilda jumper and has rarely beenbeaten in his consistent career. Above all heis a great team player and clubman and isa great example for all players with hiscourage and dedication .

100 AT GEELON G

Alan Trevaskis played his 100th game forGeelong against Old Carey last week . Alanplayed over 100 Junior games, was a memberof the 1972 "B" Section team, has beenvice-captain of the club and has often beenin the running for best and fairest player . Healways revels when the going's hard and isan inspiration with his guts and determina-tion . "Tracker", if those legs can keep yougoing, we would love to see you play another

ton . Good luck today . Maybe a Solomon athome .

After taking two years to play the last 10,David Ross has finally tallied 50 games .Known for his long kicking and strong voice,"Rossy" is a good clubman and if he getsthat knee right will again be a valuableplayer . He was in the 1975 State squad andall at Geelong wish him the best in hisendeavours to regain fitness and form .

CENTURY AT POWER HOUSE

Congratulations from everyone at POWE RHOUSE to WAYNE DIGBY who plays his 100thVAFA game today . Having started with theClub in the Under 17s, Wayne's versatilityhas seen him play in many positions overthe years, but it is on the halfback flankwhere his form has been outstanding thisseason . Wayne's dedication to football issuch that he rarely if ever turns in a badgame, and his strong marking and pace hasbeen continually under notice this year. Welldone, Wayne, and we hope you top off afine season with a premiership .

BANK RUCKMAN'S 100

(Today marks the 100th game of Common-wealth Bankers popular ruckman Greg Sulli-van. Since joining the bank in 1971 Greghas been plagued with injury which hasaffected his football career somewhat. Wehope to see many more games from him inthe future .

All at Commonwealth Bank congratulateNoel Keating who plays his 50th club gametoday . Since 'Keats' joined us in 1975 hehas been inspirational with his marks anddashes . It's this football ability which hasearned him the nickname of "Sweeper"which he has lived up to. Well done, Noel .

Caulfield 'Grammarians will always be proudof those players who over the years have givengreat service to the club both on the field andalso as club administrators . But they are alsoproud of the newcomers who step up eachseason to take the spaces left vacant due toretirement, transfer interstate, etc . This seasonthose who have joined the senior's ranks in-clude Bob Cameron, a key position player,Glen Hilleard a rugged ruck-rover t ype, IanHood, late sc6oi firsts, half forward, CampbellCooney, winpman and Bob Nood, rover fromHorsham, whilst up from the reserves are NellHampton, giving great service in the ruck,Greg Sassella and Jock Irvine, backmen . Thereturn of Derek Dickeson from overseas, thereinstatement as an Amateur of Geoff Cayzer,a former club Best and Fairest, added to thosejust mentioned, will we hope assist us in ourpursuit of another 'A' Section premiership pen-nant and alt,club supporters wish them weli .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 27, 1978 Page 15

1978 GROUNDS AND DIRECTION3_To help you arrive at the ground on

Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on

A SECTIONCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS - Oval No.

3 . Albert Park. Train to Albert Park . OrSouth Melbourne tram in Swanston Street toSouth Melbourne Technical School .

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS -Waverley Ovai, cur. Waverley and BelgraveRoads, East Malvern. Train to East Mal-vern. Reserves - Dunlop Reserve, EastMalvern . Change rooms off Basil Street .

IVANHOE - Warringal Park, Beverley Road,Heidelberg . Train to Heidelberg .

MARCELLIN OLD COLLEGIANS - Mar-cellin College Oval, Bulleen Road, Bulleen .(North of Freeway Interchange .) Bulleentramways bus in Flinders Street to car .Thompsons and Bulleen . Roads .

NORTH OLD BOYS - W. J. Brens Oval,Royal Park. (Opposite Zoo gates .) Bruns-wick, Coburg or North Coburg tram inElizabeth Street to Leonard Street.

time - or earlier ! !the same ground as the Seniors .OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS - Old Scotch

Ovai, Yarra Park. (Opposite Olympic Pool)Batman Avenue tram from Princes Bridge ,

ORMOND - Koornang Park, cnr . KoornangRoad and Lyons Street, Carnegie . Carnegietram to terminus, then south along KoornangRoad .

ST BERNARD'S OLD COLLEGIANS - StBernard's College Oval, end of BuckleyStreet, West Essendon . Train to Essendon,

=then bus.

UNIVERSITY BLACKS - University Oval,Moreland or East Coburg tram in SwanstonStreet or Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street to Uni-versity .

UNIVERSITY BLUES - University Oval .Moreland or East Coburg tram in SwanstonStreet or Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street to Univer-sity.

FIXTURES, RESULTS "/4" SECTIOAPRIL 15

Marc 11.9 Ivan 14 .1 1(at Elstern . Park)

DLS 15 .10 UBIk 10 .15OSC 22 .15 Orm 15.13StB 13 .20 NoB 13 .14UBIu 25 .23 Caul 7. 7

APRIL 22NoB 13 .7 OSC 16.19

(at Elstern. Park)UBIk 11 .20 Marc 16.15Orin 18.13 UBlu 18 .14Ivan 12.11 StB 9.12Caul 14 .17 DLS 21 .1 4

APRIL 29Orm 16 .17 Caul 8 .16

(at Elstern . Park)UBlu 18 .23 NoB 12 .7OSC 22 .22 Ivan 8.10Marc 13 .14 DLS 21 .15StB . 12 .6 UBIk 16.1 5

MAY 6U Bks 9.13 OSC 20 .10

(at Elstern. Park)DLS 12 .15 St B 14 .14Ivan 16.12 U Blu 23 .16NOB 14.19 Orm 13 .14Caul 17.22 Marc 17.1 1

MAY 13Orm 20.12 Ivan . 16 .16

(at Elstern . Park)UBiu 10 .20 UBIk 8.8

OSC 14.13 DLS 10 .8StB 9.14 Marc 10.10NOB 11 .11 Caul 12. 9

MAY 20Ivanhoe v North OB

(at Elstern . Park )DL Salle v Uni BluesMarcellin v 0 ScotchUni Blacks v OrmondSt Bern v Caul O r

MAY 27O Scotch v St Bern

(at Elstern . Park)Uni . Blues v MarcellinOrmond v DL SalleNorth OB v Uni BlacksCaul Or v Ivanhoe

JUNE 3No Fixture

JUNE 10DL Salle v North OB

(at Eistem . Park)Marcellin v OrmondUni Blacks v IvanhoeSt Bern v Uni Blues0 Scotch v ,Caul Or

JUNE 17Ivanhoe v DL Salle

(at Elstern . Park)Caul Or v Uni BlacksUni Blues v 0 Scotch

Ormond v St BernNorth OB v Marcellin

JUNE 24Uni Blacks v DL SalleOrmond v 0 ScotchIvanhoe v MarcellinNorth OB v St BernCaul Or v Uni Blues

JULY 1Marcellin v Uni BlacksUni Blues v OrmondSt Bern v IvanhoeO Scotch v North OBDL Salle v Caul Or

JULY 8North OB v Uni BluesIvanhoe v 0 ScotchDL Salle v MarcellinUni Blacks v St BernCaul Or v Ormon d

JULY 1SSt Bein v DL SalleO Scotch v Uni BlacksUni Blues v IvanhoeOrmond v North OBMarcellin v Caul O r

JULY 22Uni Blacks v Uni Blues

4DL Salle v 0 ScotchMarcellin v St BernIvanhoe v OrmondCaul Or v North O B

JULY 29Uni Blues v DL SalleO Scotch v MarcellinOrmond v Uni BlacksNorth OB v IvanhoeCaul Or v St Bern

AUGUST 5Marcellin v Uni BluesSt Bern v 0 ScotchDL Salle v OrmondUni Blacks v North OBIvanhoe v Caul Or

AUGUST 12O Scotch v Uni BluesSt Bern v OrmondDL Salle v IvanhoeMarcellin v North OBUni Blacks v Caul O r

AUGUST 19North OB v DL SalleOrmond v MarcellinIvanhoe v Uni BlacksUni Blues v St BernCaul, Or v 0 Scotch

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LAST WEEK'S RESULTSA SECTIO N

St. Bernard's O.C . 4.2 7.7 9.8 10.13- 73CauiHeid Gram. 2 .1 4.2 4.4 6.5 - 41

ST, BERNARD'S O.C. Nigro 2, Doolan ,K :,ndall,,King, Maffi, Hughes, Phelan, Stanley,Preston . BEST: Donlan, Garvey, Sullivan,Niitchell, Preston, King .

CAULFIELD GR. Butcher 3, Wood 2,Kanis. - BEST : Hillard, Hampton, Sassalla,Buccfier, Hood, Clark.

B SECTIO NOld Melburnians 4.9 6.9 9.18 10.19- 79Parkside 1 .1 4.5 4.7 5.17- 47

OLD MELBOURNIANS : Urqhart 3, B .Burns 3, I . Cordner 2, T . Johnson, I .Michelmore . BEST: Mumme, J . Thomson,B . Morhet; Knight, Michelmore, Stuart.

PARKSID E: P. Johnston 2, Harvey Dry-den, Ware . BEST : Fitzgerald, Nankervis,Dryden, B . Clarke, K . Clarke, Sweeney.

Marcellin O.C. 1 .1 9.5 11.6 13.8 - 86Old Scotch Coll. 0 .4 2.6 5.15 9.17- 7 1

)iARCELLIN O.C.: T . Aloisio 2, Toomey 2,.Nlorrfson 2, Butler 2, P . Gartner, Denning,j . kicsse, . C,rimmins, P . Holmes. BEST :F . Aloisio, Jones, Price, T . Aloisio, J.Hesse, Butler.

OLD SCOTCH : Sherwen 3, Kiel 2, Fox,Bubb, Mason, Tallent. BEST: Marx, Bow-den, Bubb, Kiel, Bates, Sherwen.

De La Salle O .C. 8.6 10.8 1`6 .14 16 .20-116University Blues 0.0 2.2 6.3 10.5 - 6 5

DE LA SALLE: Beddoe 6, Groves 3,Scanlon 3, Connolly, Casey, Loft, Maher .BEST: Loft, Halasa, McHenry, Ingham,Brian Bourke, Soutar .

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Holt 4, Ellison,Bedford, King, Williams, Sleeman, Brown,BEST: Carroll, Curnow, Moore, Holt, Car-mody, C . Brown .

University Blacks 2 .4 3.8 8.15 10.15- 75Ormond 4.1 5.1 5.3 9.7 - 6 1

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Tracey 5, Hol-land 2, Birch, Burley, E . Cordner. BEST:l .ockie, Birch, Costello, Cordner, Booth,Cunningham.

ORMOND: - W . Crump 3, Naylor, 2, Far-rell 2, Dove, Fisher. BEST: Corben, Rosen-~arden, Dove, Buckley, Andrews, Chisholm.

Ivanhoe 4,4 6.11 8 .16 9 .21- 75North Old Boys 2.4 3.5 8.9 9.12- 6 6

IVANHOE: Smyth 2, Jones 2, Field, Warry,Flutton, Drapac, Turnley . BEST: Renshawl{utton, Stewart, Robertson, Drapac, James,.

NORTH OLD BOYS: S. Maguire 2, M .Marchesi 2, Sheales, Conti, Garry Wiison,Anderson, Leeack . BEST: Conti, Anderson,Randles, Dolan, D. Ryan, M. Marchesi . .

Old Haileybu rians 1 .3 3.5 4.7 9.11- 65Fawkner 3.2 4.3 7.7 8.9 - 57

OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Bouris 3,Williams 2, D . Legge 2, Wise, Paul . BEST:Anderson, Cocks, Corrigan, Loughton, D .Legge, Wise, Paul .

FAWKNER: Ward 2, Richardson 2,Stewart, M. Stapleton, B. Thomas, Teasdale.BEST: Quinnell, O'Mara, Duggan, Deans,Stapleton, Chard .

Old Paradians 3.1 6.9 8.10 11 .13- 79Collegians 3.4 4.5 8.7 8.9 - 5 7

OLD PARADIANS: C. Hughes 3, V.Considine, B . Considine, DiPaola, Russell,Tellefson, Johnson, J. Ryan, Natoli. BEST :Barker, C. Hughes, C . McCarthy, Symes,Tellefson, B . Considine.

COLLEGIANS : Roach 2, Teale 2, Wal-duck, Merry, Etherington, Parsons. BEST :Taylor, Merry, Wagstaff, James, Zent,Etherington .

Coburg 3.3 3.8 4.12 6.14- 50Monash Blues 0.2 0.3 1 .4 3.7 - 2 5

COBURG: Judge 2, S . Egan 2, MickEgan. S . Boyd. BEST: S. Egan, McAuliffe,Douglas, Gillingham, Mann, Green .

MONASH BLUES : Curtin, Moore, Whitty .BEST : Olds, Bergin, Curtin, Ellis, Bickford,Carnel .Old Trinity Gram . - bye.

TIPSTERS' TALLYSyd Whitfield (F) 20 . .. 9peMichael Arnold (JI) 12 . .. . . . .. ~

. . .. . . .., g0

Jim Fidge (C) 12 .. .Norm Nugent (D) 16 . . .. . .. ~~~~ . 76Peter Nathan (J2) 12 ., . ~~~~ ~~~_ 72* aBrian Lauder (B) 0 . ... 65*Peter Brnkner (A) 4 . . .. .. . .Nugget Stephens (E) 4 . . .. _ . . ._. .. . . . .. . 60

*5 points for each correct prediction -all others 4 points for each correct.

i° Peter's tally is incomplete - pending Therry- West Brunswick result .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 27, 1978Page 17

Last Week's ResultsC SECTION

Alphington 4.5 5,6 9.10 1211- 83Old Bright. Gram. 2.0 6.5 8.11 10,.15- 75

ALPHINGTON: K. Candy 5, Roberts 2,Shea 2, Skerry 2, Berizzi. BEST: K. Candy,Wiles, Roberts, Skerry, Berizzi, Jamieson .

OLD BRIGHTON : Priestley 5, Beddoe,Dick, Grant, Leske, McClure. BEST :Priestley, Warnock, Paroissien, Simon,Cowling, Beddoe.

Geelong 3.4 5.6 9.13 11 .15- 81Old Carey Gram. 5.0 6.5 6.6 9.8 - 62

GEELONG: Evans 4, T. Ludowyk 3,Gray 2, G. Trevaskis, Huon . BEST: Silver,Davis, Nielsen, Dowling, Evans, Torode .

OLD CAREY : 'Hearn 5, Bathurst, Free-man, Duncan, Cooke . BEST: Duncan,Loader, Whitehead, Rattenbury, Smith, Mc-Kinlay.

St. K . C.B .C.O.C. 5.6 5.8 8.19 8 .19- 67Old Ivanhoe Gr . , 1 .0 3.2 3.2 6.7 - 43

ST . KILDA C .B.O .C . : Dynon 2, M . Dela-ney, Carroll, McNeil, Drinan, Jennings,Salter. BEST: Jones, Curry, Dynon, Carroll,Vickers, Jennings .

OLD IVANHOE : Gee 3, Chandler, Goldin,Grant. BEST: C. Millson, G . Stevens, Par-cell, Harvey, Allison, Gee .

Hampton Rovers 2.2 6.2 8.4 13.6 - 84Kew 3.9 4.9 6.12 8 .15- 63

HAMPTON ROVERS: Spurrel 5, Kennedy2 Huckett, Scarlett, Taylor, Shanks, Stevens.HEST : Kennedy, Parker, Rowston, Blair, Cook,Clottu.

KEW: Casauria 2, Nowlan 2, . O'Dowd,Hinchen, Rowlands, D . Zerbi . BEST : Walker,B . " Smith, Lister, Hayes, McColl, Varney .

Old Xaverians 3.3 7.10 8.10 11 .12- 78A.J.A .X. 3.4 5.5 7.10 9 .13- 6 7

OLD XAVERIANS: Cako 3, O'Neil 2,Prosnan 2, Curtain, Cooksley Jemerson, Midgely.Best : Cooksley, Caleo, , Rominan, Nankervis,Mortensen .

A .J,A .X.: Lemish 3, H. Ritterman 2,Komesarook 2, Bluzer, Kaye . . BEST: H.Ritterman, M. Ritterman, Komesarook,Kalmus, Kaye, Shulberg .

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ContinuedD SECTION

St. Kevin's O.B. 3.3 4.7 8,10 9.13- 67West Brunswick 1 .1 3.2 5.2 6.5 - 41

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: Cross 5Hannan 2, Robson, B . Campbell . BEST ;Hannan, Cross, M . Davies, Randles, McKaige,Gaven .

WEST BRUNSWICK: Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

State Bank 2.2 7.4 11 .6 17.8 -110Heatherton 3.2 4.2 8.5 11 .8 - 74

STATE SAV . BANK: Kincaid 4, Jenkins3, Arnold 2, Lenehan 2, Holmes 2, Webster 2,Jeffery, Inglis, BEST : Arnold A . Brennan,Webster, Kincaio, Clayton, t.enenan .

HEATHERTON: Meeking 5, Benning 2,J . P. Kenny 2, DiFede, Casey. BEST:DiFede, Meeking, Sauer, R. Ryan, Carey,Davis.

Old Comb. Gram. 3.1 9.7 13.9 16 .13-109Country Colleges 4.4 5.5 6.5 7.12- 54

OLD CAMBERWELL: Ellis 4, P . Bucha- •nan 2, A. Kerr 2, Treacher 2, Hanson,Macrae, McLardy, J . Steven, Trahar, Mullett .BEST: Mullett, D . Steven, Spencer, Scown,Hanson, De Steiger.

COUNTRY COLLEGES : Delahunty 2, A .Munari 2, Allemand, O'Bree, D . Munari,BEST: A. Munari, D . Munari, P . Ryan,Snowdon, Delahunty, Egan .

Power House 5 .2 9.6 14.12 20.17-137Etsternwick 2.6 3.8 5.13 6.14- 5 0

POWER HOUSE : Sarosi 6, Sykes 5, Perry4, Dempsey 2, Evans 2, Bredyk . BEST: Booth,Sarosi, Digby, Bredyk, Dempsey, Evans .

ELSTERNWICK: Rosewarne 2, Rigg, . Snape,Blythman, Grace . BEST: Rosewarne, D.Mahony, Grace, White, Snape, Holmes .

M .H .S.O.B. 3.7 6.13 8 .14 14.17-101 ,U .H .S.O.B. 1.0 2.1 4.2 5.2 - 3 2

M.H .S . OLD BOYS : Wood 3, Peatling 2,Solomidis 2, Short 2, Adams 2, Malone, Evans,Martin, Pappas . BEST: Peatling, Flegeltaub,Short, Tennant, Malone, Solomidis .

U .H .S. OLD BOYS : Aloi, Constantine,Mercer, Blake, Rennick . BEST: Wright, Harold,Poulter, K . Harry, Bain, Tagell .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 27, 1978

Last Week's ResultsE SECTIO N

B runswick 2.11 6.12 11,19 14.24-108

A .N .Z . Bank 1 .2 3,5 3.9 , 5.14- 44

BRUNSWICK : Gillett 5, Butcher 3, Jones 3 ,Facen, Owens, Stewart . BEST: Dean Gillett,Butcher, Cutajar, Jones, Lehaney.

A .N.Z . BANK: Trewhella 2, McDermot,Donellan, Sicily. BEST : Baker, Kirby, May,orchard, Trewhella .

A .M.P. Society 2.6 3.7 8.9 8.9 - 57LaTrobe Blacks 1 .1 1.9 1 .11 3 .25- 43

A.M.P. SOCIETY : I. Henderson 4, O'Rourke1, Batten . BEST : McCuskey, Batten, Pottenger,De Propertis, Wilson, I . Henderson .

LATROBE BLACKS : Condon, Hast, Vel-cfeuns . BEST: Graham, Hast, Tunbridge, Porter,t'eldums, Sheehan.

Old Mentonians 3 .9 3.10 4 .13 7 .13- 55North Brunswick 1 .1 3,9 3.11 6 .16- 52

OLD MENTONIANS : Peel 2, Upham,Rogers, D . Durack, Ingram, K. King. BEST :Peel, Upham, Ingram, Jamison, Norton, Watts .

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Kenny, P . Dimarco,Jewson, D . Dimarco, Davies R. Payne . BEST :D . Dimarco, Strickland, Holdsworth, R . Payne,Garing, Spiby .

Beverley Hills 2,1 7.7 11 .8 13 .14- 92St. Bede's O .C. 3.2 6.2 7.6 8,7 - 5 5

BEVERLEY HILLS : Post 4, R . ButterworthZ Monaham 2, Field 2, Gray, Hirsch, J . Reece.BEST: Ashley, R . Butterworth, Egan, Gray,\ionaham, Post.

ST. BEDE'S O.C. : Wood 4, McGoldrick 2,Fogarty,' Turner. BEST: Fogarty, Roberts,Bradbury, Collins, Wood O'Shannassy.

Bulleen-T'stowe 4 .5 7.8 10.15 12.17- 89Old Geelong 1 .1 1.4 2.6 4.8 - 32

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Quaife 3,Miles 3, Kelly 2, Tenace 2, Walton 2. BEST :Quaife, Lockhart, Pretto, C. Sheridan, Kelly ,Johnston .

OLD • GEELONG : M. Yenken 2, Shaw,Thomson . BEST: M. Yenken, Dawson, Lewis,Sheahan, Armstrong, Hope .

ContinuedF SECTIO N

Com. Bank 4.1 8,7 10.8 12,13- 85Clayton 6.3 6,5 9.6 10.7 - 67

C'WEALTH BANK: W. McCrimmon 4 ,Brown, 2, Dick 2, Fraser, Jorgenson, Reid,Sarapau. BEST: Anderson, Callanan, White,Dunkley, I . McCrimmon, Brown .

CLAYTON : Brierley 5, Cockerall 2, Baird,Brown, I . Phillips . BEST : Jennings, Brierley,I . . Phillips, D. Phillips, Bertram, Bell.

Thornbury 10 .9 - 69Footscray I .T. 8.9 - 5 7

THORNBURY: Dell'ava 4, D . Scott 3, R.Dymond, Smith, M . Staff . BEST : Greenwood,G . Burrows, M. Staff, Dell'ava, McMahon,Pietsch .

FOOTSCRAY I.T. : Newland 2, T. Baird,Carr, Fletcher, Jenkin, White. BEST: Rhodes,Johansen, T. Baird, Carr, Englefield, Miller .

Bulleen United 6.6 8.7 13.14 21,18-144Monash Whites 0 .1 2.10 3.11 6.15- 51

BULLEEN UNITED: McColl 8, Lachmund3, Macaulay 3, Shinn 3, Lillie 2, Macleod 2 .BEST : Lachmund . Macaulay, Jenkins, Morley,McColl, Wilson .

MONASH WHITES : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .

Therry C.C .O.B. 7.5 10.7 13.13 14.18-102University Reds 0 .0 4.8 6.8 10.10- 7 0

THERRY C.C.: Bye 2, Briggs 2, Fox 2,Johnston 2, Hunt 2, Farrell, Judd, Rose,M. Wakeling . BEST: Buhagiar, M . Prender-gast, Bye, Johnston, Murphy, Hunt .

UNIV. REDS : Hille 3, L . A . Thomson 2,Long 2, Miller, Webster, Wright . BEST: Cahir,Hargreaves, Hille, McClumpha, Owen, L . A .Thompson .National Bank - bye.

JUNIOR 1 SECTIO N

Monash Uni . , 5.2 8.6 15.11 15.11-101St. Bern . O.C. 6.0 7.1 8.3 11 .5 - 7 1

MONASH UNIV: Rodger 4 . Bean 3,Maloney 2, Wright 2, Davies 2, Deighton,Coyle . BEST : Deighton, Tunbridge, Ramsden',Morey, Davies, Rodger.

ST . BERNARD'S O.C . : Currie 3, Wall 2,Christie, Cuffe, Hurley, Cartwright, Draim,B . Smith . BEST: Hurley, Currie, Kennelly,P . Monaghan, A. Hughes, Draim .

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__-Last Week's Results - Continue d Last Week's Results - Continued

Hampton Rovers 1.7 7.13 12.15 23 .22-160Geelong 2.3` 2.5 3.10 3.11- 29

HAMPTON ROVERS : McKiernan 6, More-croft 2, Clarke 2, James 2, Antoniov 2, Ketis 2,Twinning 2, Baker, N . Kelly, Huckett, Marshall,Rodgerson . . BEST: B. Marshall , N. Kelly, A .Huckett, P . Clarke, Antoniou, McKiernan .

GEELONG: Taylor, Regan, Mills. BEST :Taylor, William, Fatouros, Oliver, Condie,Martin.

North Old Boys 1 .2 8.11 10.12 14.15- 99Ormond. 5.6 5.7 7.16 8 .18- 66

NORTH OLD BOYS: Richardson 3, Clark e2, T . Ryan 2,, Giese 2, Weir, McCullough, D .Ry an, Tepper, Considine . BEST: WeirO'Sullivan, ` O'Toole, Carroll, Hibbert, I .Marchesi.

ORMOND : Rennick 2, Murphy 2, Roach,Bradshaw, Beard, Rose . "+ BEST: Robertson,Ritchie, Beard, Rennick, Porter, Rose .

Ivanhoe 1 .6 7.13 13.18 20.27-147University Blacks 2 .3 3.4 6.4 8.8 - 56

IVANHOE: Westcott 4, McNamara 4, Watts3, Mitchell 2, McCulloch 2, Cosma, Kearney,Skeggs, English, Woolfe. BEST: Cosma,McCulloch, Watts, Mitchell, English, Fraser .

UNIV. BLACKS: Murphy '2, Chapman 2,Ham, Lewis, Potts, , Trounson . BEST:McDonald, Potts, Lewis, Murphy, Chapman,Watkins.

University Blues 0.2 3.5 5.10 8 .18- 65Old Scotch Caii . 5.1 6.1 8.2 8.2 - 50

UNIV. BLUES : Giampietro, 2, Laddini, 2,Wood, Kennett, Reilly, Twite . BEST : Phimister,J . Roberts, Wood, Davine, D . Nicholson,Kennett.

OLD SCOTCH: Lee 2, Akam, . LettsMcCleery, Strangward, Treyvaud, White. BEST:Sizer, McLellan, Treyvaud, Normand, Letts,Robinson.

JUNIOR 2 SECTIO NCoburg 3.9 6.11 12.18 16 .23-119Caulfield Gram. 3.1 5.7 9.19 12 .11- 83

COBURG : Sykes 4, Elder 3, Bergen 3, Kilner3, Ellis Edwards, Wood. BEST : Sykes, Kilner,Edwar&,, Elder, Bergen .

CAULFIELD GRAM.: Bakity 3, D .Matthews 3, Stewart 2, Barlow Diamond,Hart, Lyte . BEST:" D. Matthews, K . Matthews,Theodos, Bakity, Bird, Gaffney .

Old Haileyburians 5 .5 7.7 15 .11 18.13-121Fawkner 4.3 9.6 10.7 15 .8 - 98

OLD HAILEYBURY : McDonell 4, Castles 3,Lynch 3, Riddutt 3, Taylor 2, Collins 2, Lyons .BEST : Riddutt, Carruthers, Lynch, Sher,Brookman, McDonell .

FAWKNER : Smith 4, Wooster 3, Profenna3," White 3, Dowd, Busst. BEST: Busst,Profenna, Trapani, Bentley, White, Wooster .

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Kew 2.1 6.6 6 .7 9.11- 65De La Salle O.C. 2.3 2.4 7.8 7.10- 52

KEW: S . Jackomos 4, T. Merlino, S . O'Brien,S . Dale, S . Liuzzi, L. Lukaitis. BEST: T,Merlino, S. O'Brien, S . Liuzzi, S . Jackomos,P . Okayli, D O . Farrell.DE LA SALLE: Greene 3, Keilor, McDonal

dMeschner, O'Keefe. BEST: R. Williams',Jackson, Paid Jurkovsky, O'Keefe, PeterJurkovsky, Murray .

Old Paradians 5.2 7.7 12.11 18 .15-123M.H .S.O.B. 0.0 3.5 6.7 9.15- 69OLD PARADIANS: 'Love 4, Flynn 3,

L'Huillier 3, M . McCarthy 2, Miller 2, Madden2, Luchetta, Brophy. BEST : Miller, Sundbery:L, Huillier, McMahon, Busch, Hammond .

M.H.S . OLD BOYS : Flood 3, Brydon 2,Anthony 2, Custance, Dunn . BEST: Wilson,Custance, Williams, Brydon, Flood, Dunn .

Ther ry C .C.O .B. i No scores available.West Brunswick (

THERRY C .C . : McIntyre 2, Jones, Matton,Mizzi, Murcutt. BEST : Taylor, Fornito, Jones,Stopper, Matton, Fedrizzi .

WEST BRUNSWICK: Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .

"Herald" Phone NumbersYou may, again this season, dial DIRECT to

the Amateur Football representative at the"Herald" Office. The numbers are .-

652-1892 or 652-1893.63 021j you have any difficulty, you should ring

("Herald" switchboard) and ask forextension 1892 or 1893 .

RESERVE SECTION RESULTS - These mustbe phoned to the above number(s) Before 3 .00p .m.

SENIOR AND'JUNIOR SECTION RESULTS- These must be phoned to the abovenumber(s) Before 5 .00 p .m . A fine will be in-curred after this time . If results are not re-ceived at the "Herald" Office by 5 .30 p .m., afurther fine will be imposed .

Phone caits' not directed to the abovenumbers may go astray. In this event, clubswill be regarded as having failed to phone intheir scores and will be fined accordingly .

When phoning scores, please follow thispattern:-

(a) the Section concerned(b) teams playing(c) winning tea m(d) actual scores-winner first .

Check with BOTH Goal Umpires befor eringing the "Herald", for the correctIncorrect scores equal a final

scores .

The phoning of all scores to the "Herald"Office Is the responsibility of the HOME CLUB .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER -- MAY 27, 1978

A RESERVE SECTION

UniversityBlue!

2.4 6.5 6.5 9.7 - 61De La 5aite O .C. 1.6 1 .6 2.12 2 .12- 2 4

L :'VIV . BLUES : Tate 5, Christie, Ross,Phillips, Taylor. BEST: Westmore, Tate,Christie, Hindle, Foster, Tyndall.

DE LA SALLE : M. Mitchell, M. Casey .BEST: M. Casey, Ryan, Hogan, Courtney,Carr, Letson .

Marceliin O.C. 1 .1 3.1 5.3 6.7 - 43old scotch Coll. 2.4 3.8 5.8 5.8 - 3 8

MARCELLIN O .C. : J . Aloisio 2, Delmo 2,Allen 1, B. Crimmins 1. BEST: J . Aloisio,Allen, Bortolotto, Feehan, G. Fitt, J. Gartner.

OLD SCOTCH: Fenton 2, Martin 2, Alenson,BEST: Welch, Fenton, Marks, Moulds, McLean,P. Drummond .

Ormond 3.4 6.7 10 .8 11 .8 - 74University Blacks 1 .1 2.3 3.6 5.11- 4 1

ORMOND : Koslowski 4, Rowse 3, Richard-son 2, Holmon, Anrep. BEST: Keane, Lewis,Rowse, Hoey, Patterson, Turner .

UNIV. BLACKS: Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy dead-linefirst post Monday .

North Old Boys 1.4 3.5 8.9 9.11- 65Ivanhoe 3.0 5.3 6.4 7.8 - 50

NORTH OLD BOYS : Diviny 2, Wilson 2,P. Marchesi 2, Sullivan, P. Ryan, D. Maguire.BEST: Sullivan, Hedley, McGrath, Griffin,Crooks, Biagi.

IVANHOE: Dean 2, Williams, McDowell ,T. Ryan, Sullivan, Docherty . BEST: Sullivan,Phillips, Course, George, J . Brewin, Dean.

St. Bernard's O.C. 2.2 6.9 11 .10 12 .11- 83Caulfield Gram. 1 .2 1 .2 1 .5 3.6 - 24

ST. BERNARD'S O .C. : Thompson 3, Bell 2,Powell 2, Daffey, O'Beirne, Mahady, O'Dea,Kennedy . BEST: T. Hogan, O'Dea, Fitzpatrick,Tyler, Thompson, Kennedy.

CAULFIELD GRAM.: Worthington, Dicke-son, Antonieu . BEST: Sexton, Worthington,Tonkin, Yeomans, Frankish, Cunningham .

B RESERVE SECTIO NFawkner 3.2 10.5 13 .7 15 .9 - 99Old Haifeyburians 3 .0 4.1 4.2 7.3 - 45

FAWKNER: Graham 6, Wilson 4, Tymm s2, G. Robertson 2, Nenna . BEST: Wilson,Nenna, Phillips, Scott, Corrie, Tymms .

OLD HAH,EBURY : McLennan 2, Metherall2, Derham, Home, Parkes. BEST: Home,Irving, Parkes, S . Poole, B. Robertson, Sincock .

Collegians 12.18- 90Old Paradians 1 .2 - 8

COLLEGIANS : Purdue 4, Dean 3, Hrllier,2, Cartledge, Hibbins, Baune . BEST: Chosich,Cartledge, Hibbins, Williamson, Purdue,Richards .

OLD PARADLANS: M. Ryan . BEST P.Jordan, J . Assetta, Gregor, J. Taylor, M. Ryan,Treppo.

Old Melburnians 5 .5 6.7 9.9 10.10- 70Parkside 0.0 1.5 1.10 2.12- 24

OLD MELBURNIANS : J. Van Den Dungen2, Austin 2, Woodbridge 2, Ansel], Lucas, P.Dawson, Kenyon . BEST: P. Dawson, BrettYoung, Cloke, Koren, Gray, Woods .

PARKSIDE : S. Wilson, Voglis . BEST: J.Byrne, S . Wilson, Riordan, Nicholls, Grum-misch, Fraser.

Monash Blues 3 .0 10.2 12 .4 15 .7 - 97Coburg 1.1 1 .1 3.1 4.1 - 25

MONASH BLUES : Grant 4, Deyoung 3,Giles 2, Gunning 2, Davies, C . Ryan, Hore,Mutimer . BEST: Cash, Smith, Steart, Howlett,Davies, Giles.

COBURG: A . Weston 2, I . Hamilton, Barker,BEST: Knight, Hughes, Wood, Gleeson, P .Kotter, A. Hamilton .Old Tri nity Gram. - bye .

C RESERVE SECTIONHampton Rovers 4.2 9.9 11 .13 12 .17- 89Kew 0.3 1 .4 3.4 4.4 - 28

HAMPTON ROVERS: G. Earle 3, M. Kelly2, A . Morecroft, Haverfield, Devola, Callaway,A. Martin, Fisher, Bird. BEST : Callaway, A.Martin, A . Morecroft, Bird, G. Earle, Martin .

KEW: Goal-kickers, Best Players not re-ceived, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday .

St. K. C.B.C.O.C. 4.0 5.0 8.5 8.6 - 54Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1.0 2.1 2.2 2.4 - 16

ST. KILDA C.B.O.C.: Thynne 2, Green 2 ,Robinson, Davis, Lynch Dalrymple, BEST:L . Del aney, Girdwood, tLotti, Lynch, Halpin,Dalrymple .

OLD IVANHOE : Dowling, Ritchie. BEST:Blizzard, Kenyon-Smith, James, Gilbert, I.Scott, Dowling.

Geelong 1.3 4.7 7.12 14 .14- 98Old Ca re y Gram . 1.2 1 .4 3.4 3.6 - 24

GEELONG : J. Ludowyk 2, Bowman 2 ,Morrow 2, Sheringham 2, Bullen 2, Poulton 2,P. Cramp, D . Collins, BEST: Morrow, Nichol-son, Hunter, McDonald, D . Collins .

OLD CAREY: Paraskevis, Rooney, Haines .BEST : Rooney, E lliott, Andrews, Steggalls,Simms, Clarke.

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Last Week's Results - ContinuedOld Xaverians 10.17- 77A.J.A.X. 5.4 - 34

OLD XAVERIANS: No information given .BEST : Valmorbida, Lachel, Bourke, Papaleo,Smarelli, Woodly.

AJ.A.X . : Ivany 2, Shenker, Friede, Davis,BEST: Greenberg, Morley, Friede, Friedman,Shulman, Kagan .

Old Brighton Gr. 6.8 8.11 13 .15 20.16-136Alphington 0.1 0.3 0.3 3.5 - 2 3

OLD BRIGHTON: Hamilton 6, Dick 4,Paroissien 3, Latzer 2, Dredge, Ford, Fotinelis,Kelleway, Macartney . BEST: Hunt, HamiltonParoissien, Latzer, Taylor, Fox .

ALPHINGTON: P. Harris, Liberman,Murnane. BEST: Coleman, Matton, Walker,Williamson, Russell, Press .

D RESERVE SECTIONState Bank 2.0 3.4 5.6 8.6 - 54Heatherton 1 .0 3.5 3.7 7.9 - 51

STATE SAV . BANK: Mitchell 3, Scott 2,Dent, P . Wabbis, Cooney. BEST : Thane, Pitts,Austerberry, Favier, P. Wabbis, Gibson .

HEATHERTON : Buck 3, N . Williams 2,Bodey, Warwick. BEST: Easey, Hopkins,Buck, W . Williams, Bodey, Walker.

M .H .S.O.B. 3.0 6.3 6.4 9.7 - 61U.H .S.O.B. 1.4 5.6 6.10 6 .10- 4 6

M.H:S . OLD BOYS: Lee 4, H. Morgan 2,Bryce, Hutton, Lewis, BEST: Hutton Moigan,Manley, Turner, Bryce, Munting .

U. H. S . OLD BOYS : Saivatico 2, Wilkinson2, Smith, Toleman. BEST : Wilkinson, Toleman,Giardino, Miller, Darrock, Carlyle .

Old Comb. Gram . 5 .3 6.4 7.9 9.10- 64Country Colleges 0.0 2.3 2.3 4.4 - 28

OLD CAMBERWELL: Donkin 3, Price 2,Campbell, Macrae, Mullett, Rawling . BEST:Macrae, Robinson, Rawling, Faul, Donkin,Amos .

COUNTRY COLLEGES : Howe 2, Hanlon,Norman . BEST: Cassidy, Ennis, Meredith,Howe, Norman, Murray .

St . Kevin's O.B. 2.6 5.9 6.13 7 .14- 56West Brunswick 0.0 0.3 0.3 2.8 - 2 0

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Chalmers 3,Walsh, Franich, C. Nettlefold, Simpson. BEST :Fleming, Pitt, Day, Crowley, C. Nettlefold,Franich .WEST BRUNSWICK : Goal-kickers, Best

Players not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.

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Power House 2.2 8.6 10.9 15 .12-102Elsternwick 1 .0 1 .0 2.5 2.5 - 1 7

POWER HOUSE: Clark 5, Hammond 3,Watson 2, Alcock 2, Bray, Mason, Greig,BEST : Driscoll, Pettman, Johnson, Pullen,Drough, Alcock.

ELSTERNWICK : Dunn 2. BEST: Dunn,Bradshaw, Cirough, Waller.

E RESERVE SECTION

Beverley Hills 4.3 7.3 8.4 10.4 - 64St. Bede's O .C. 2.1 3 .2 6.2 8.4 - 52

BEVERLEY HILLS : Amad 4, P . Mason 2 ,Fisher 2, Barratt 2 . BEST: Amad, Barratt,Donelan, Fry, Martin, P . Mason .

ST. BEDE'S O .C. : Nevett 2, L. Terrell 2,Hester, Hahn, Hill, Cracknell . BEST: Hurley,Cracknell, Christofas, L . Terrell, Nevett, Hester .

A.N .Z. Bank 5.9 7.10 10.13 11 .14- 80Brunswick 2.0 4.4 4.5 4.8 - 32

A .N.Z. BANK: Vigus 5, Meehan 2, Graco 1,Brain, Fehring, McDonald. BEST: Fahey,Hogan, McNamara, Meehan, Rich, Vigus .

BRUNSWICK: Egan 2, Clough 2 . BEST:Egan, B . Dalton, Clough, Barry, Maloney,A . White. -

I.aTrobe Blacks 4.3 4.6 5.7 5.8 - 38A.M .P . Society 0.1 1.4 1.7 2.9 - 2 1

LA TROBE BLACKS : Nelson 2, Prosser,Solomon, Heath . BEST: Nelson, Prosser,Muscella, J. Groenewegen, D . Martin, Heath .

A.M .P. SOCIETY: D. Jenkins, Symons,BEST: Reed Gilfillan, O'Sullivan, Mannix .

Old Mentonians 1 .0 3.5 3.7 10.11- 71North Brunswick 2.7 6.8 7.13 7.13- 5 5

OLD MENTONIANS: Chamberlain 4, DeLuca 2, Wilson 2, Jorgenson, M. King. BEST:Wilson, Tuck, Osborn, Wah, Merlino, Chamber-lain .

NORTH BRUNSWICK: J. Payne 2, Archi-bald 2, Duncan, Campione, Marshall . BEST:Manias, Poulton, Taylor, J. Payne, Archibald,

Duncan .Old Geelong 3 .2 3.5 5.7 6.10- 46

Bulfeen-T'stowe 3.0 3.3 4.3 6.5 - 41OLD GEELONG: Geddes 2, N. Officer, 2,

Whittle, Moffat . BEST: Jackson, Colman,Bradshaw, A . Yenken, Marshall, Ogilvie.

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : P . Stannard 2,Crowley 2, Smith . BEST: Cochrane, Wilson,Walker, Dickson, Thompson, Mooney .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 27, 1978

Last Week's Results - Continued

F RESERVE SECTIO N

Thornbury 6.1 6.3 7.3 7.4 - 46Feotscray I .T. 0.1 1.4 3.7 4.9 - 33

THORNBURY : W. Burrows 2, Whitaker 2,Harbour,

Pina lStaff

, Tanc edi, Will~s, P . O'Meara.

S . Staff,Bradbury,

FOOTSCRAY I.T.: Wi lliams 2, Dilks, Smith .BEST : Sardie, Murely, Smith, Kerr, Young,Rowe .

Therry C.C.O.B. 1.0 2.3 4.4 9.10- 64University Reds 3.2 3.3 4.6 4.6 - 3 0

THERRY C.C. : Punton 4, Forbes, Harrison,Nfatheson, Nicholson, Rider. BEST: Punton,~IcCarter, Rogerson, Maughan, Mullumby,Faherty.

UNIV. REDS: Belbin, Woods, O'Shea,Noble. BEST: Gordon, Krautil, L . M. Thom-son, Thorpe, West, T. Williams .

Com. Bank 2.3 5.5 8.6 10.8 - 68Clayton 3.3 5.6 8.7 9.9 - 63"

CWEALTH BANK: McGregor 3, K.Mehmet 2, G . Pretty 2, Constable, Milton,Thomas. BEST: A. Mehmet, Thomas, VanKewlan, Keating, Milton .

CLAYTON : Burghardt 4, Blasi, It. Gardiner,Muir, Nestor, Truscott. BEST : Crossley, Luxa,Peart, Truscott, Burghardt, Bertram .

Bulleen United 1 .11 3 .13 8 .14 9 .20- 74Monash Whites 0.2 0.3 0.4 2.5 - 1 7

BULLEEN UNITED: Conway 4, Vietch 2,Gallagher, Turvey, Beekhuizen. BEST: Pidutti,Cairns, Turvey, Jeffs, Vella, It . Bryant.

MONASH WHITES : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.National Bank - bye .

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