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STATISTICS FIRST GRADE ROUND 15

St. George 3.2, 8.4, 11.7, 14.14 (98) North Shore 2.5, 4.8, 5.11, 6.15 (51)

Newtown 4 6, 7.7, 9.7, 13.11 (89) South 3.1, 5.7, 7.9, 8.11 (59)

West 6.6, 12.9, 17.17, 20.22 (143) East 1.0, 5.4, 7.7, 11.11 (77)

Sth Districts 5 7, 11.13, 17.18, 24.24 (168) Balmain 7.1, 12.4, 16.8, 19.12 (126)

LADDER West 15. - 2633 789 333.7 East 10 5 1805 1323 136.4 Newtown 8 7 1440 1512 95.2 St. George 8 7 1421 1571 90.5 N. Shore 7 8 1513 1662 91.0 s. Dist. 7 8 1281 1730 74.0 South 4 11 1133 1765 64.2 Baima in 1 14 1221 2095 58.3

SECOND GRADE-ROUND 15 West 12.18 (90) d East 2.4 (16)

St. George 10.15 (75) d N. Shore 3.8 (26) Newtown 10.24 (84) d South 1.8 (14) Balmain 12.8 (80) d S Dist. 9.14 (68)

60 40 32 32 28 28 16 4

West 14 1 1861 510 265.0 56 St. George 13 2 1309 753 173.8 52 N. Shore 9 6 1360 993 137.0 36 East 7 8 1182 923 128.l 28 Balmain 7 8 972 979 99.3 28 S. Dist. 7 8 784 935 83.9 28 Newtown 3 12 616 1422 43.3 12 South - 15 348 1885 18 9

THIRD GRADE Sth. Dist 25.26 (176) d Balmain 1.4 (10)

West 11.21 (87) d East 3.3 (21) St. George 10.17 (77) d North Shore 4.3 (27)

Nirimba 12.8 (80) d Newtown 0.0 (0) St. George 13 2 1486 501 296.6 52 S. Dist. 12 3 1484 457 324.7 48 N. Shore 11 4 1110 771 144.0 44 Nirimba 10 5 998 352 283.5 40 Newtown 6 9 570 1035 55.1 24 West 5 10 685 1120 62.2 20 Balmain 3 12 460 1326 34.7 12 East - 15 398 1618 24.6

GOALKICKERS FIRST GRADE C. BRADLEY (WS) ......... .. ...... ......... 2 89 G. ALLEN (WS) .... . ......... ...... 3 69 L. HETHERINGTON (WS) ......... ...... 5 53 E. REYNOLDS (N) ......... . ...... ....... 5 45 R. BEDNARSKI (SD) . ...... ......... ..... 6 44 L. DUNLOP (ES) ......... .. ...... ......... 1 43 B. GREAVES (WS) ......... . ...... ......... ......... 1 39

_ SECOND GRADE J. JARRETT (WS) .. ..... ......... . ...... - 82 G. NAGLE (WS) .... ......... ........ ......... 2 46 R. WILSON (B) ......... ....... ..... 2 31 A. CANSDELL (NS) ......... .... ...... ..... - 23 P. HARDY (St. G) .... ....... .... .... .... - 23

SECOND DIVISION A FIRST SEMI FINAL

Pennant Hills 2.3, 4.5, 5.5, 7.10 (52 U.N.S.W. 3 0, 4.1, 5.2, 5.4 (34) B GRADE FIRST SEMI FINAL

Sydney Uni 1.3, 3.7, 5.7, 7.7 (49) Warringah 2.2, 3.4, 3.5, 5.6 (36)

S.D.A. PRELIMINARY FINAL

West 3.6 (24) d St. Ives 0.5 (5)

S.D.A. GOALKICKERS The S.D.A. goalkickers are being re

checked but therl! is little doubt that Keith Smith of Western Suburbs has won this competition with 31 goals.

LEADING GOALKICKERS-DIV II Two Club Presidents figured in the

results of the goalkicking in Second Division.

Kerry James, President of Pennant Hills Club won the Division II A Grade goalkicking with 50 goals. Dr. Brian Lawn, President of the Uni. of N.S.W. Club won the "8" Grade with 36 goals.

50 K. JAMES (PH) 38 B .. BULGER (CS) 30 B. DOWSING (CS) 30 P. NAUGHTON(SU) 23 J. MARKOTA (Uni. NSW) 22 E. JOINER (PH) 21 J. NELSON (NSW) 21 R. MILES (PH) 19 B. WILSON (CS) 18 A. ·FORBES (SU) 18 P. HURST (NSW) 17 N. PILBEAM (PH) 17 T. PLElMING (NSW) 16 D. RATTEN (PH) 16 M. SCHOLL (SU) 15 K. TUBBS (SU) 14 R. WILD (SU) 14 R. SHEERAN (M) 13 R. PERKINS (SU) 13 D. McQUEEN (NSW) 12 T. ALDRIDGE (M) 12 R. MASON(CS)

SECOND DIVISION "B" 36 B. LAWN (NSW) 31 R. LOVIBOND (NSW) 25 B. McLEAN (CS) 23 G. PATTERSON (SU) 22 M. BALDOCK (CS) 21 L. R. JONES (CS) 19 B. GRAHAM (W) 18 W. MILLAR (CS) 16 R. CUNEEN (P) 15 L. DEMIDJUK (SU) 12 S. SEREPESOS (PH) 12 R. WINZAR (CS)

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Last Monday the North Shore Australian Rules Club received their license and Sydney Australian Rules now has 2 licensed Clubs. This is a milestone in the history of Australian Rules in Sydney.

The President of the N.S.W.A.N.F.L. Mr. Bill Hart expressed the Leagues pleasure at the news. "Sydney Australian Rules now has two licensed clubs one North and one South of the Harbour and there will be more to come."

The Press release from the North Shore Club tells it like this. The North Shore Club are pleased to announce the successful cul

mination of their 20 month period of negotiations to achieve their licensed club.

Shortli before midday on Monday, 13th August, 1973, Mr. Justice Street the Chief Judge in Equity gave final and absolute approval for their scheme to reconstruct a Club which was in liquidation.

It was through the foresight and effort of Fred Mackay, Bill Bairstow Phillip Loiterton and Jim Tuton who spearheaded the operajon which was not only supported by members of their own club who gave unstintingly of their time but also by members of other Clubs.

The whole project would not have been possible without the wonderful financial support of the Western Suburbs Australian Football Club Limited and the personal support of the President of the N.S.W.A.N.F.L. Mr. W. Hart and the Board of Management of the N.S.W. League.

The executive of the Australian Football Council has been right behind the project.

All sure in their purpose that this would be a certain means towards the further expansion of our game.

Congratulations North Shore Club.

S.D.A. GRAND FINAL At Erskineville Oval on Saturday the Grand Final of the S.D.A. Com

petition will be played between Sutherland and Western Suburbs. Mr. W. Hart president of the N.S.W.A.N.F.L., said today "This has

been a very successful competition and a credit to the League. To both teams I wish good luck, good weather and good football."

NEWTOWN CLUB NOTES Playing good wet weather football, opposition (whom I predict to take out

Bowman's Blood Stained Angels defeat- this year's pennant). Our Jimmy ed South Sydney and recorded their Wright, Leigh Bowman and Mark Conthird straight win and keep third place nolly went well. on the ladder. George Bouchier dom- The Bar-b-que at Kev Egan's place inated the rucks and Brian Mannison was a great success with everybody the centre to win the Paratel Award. having a very enjoyable time. A special Others were Graham Sambrook, Ian thanks go to Faye and Kevin Egan for Gordon, Les James and Ted Reynolds. allowing us to use their home.

The Seconds scored a convincing win Today we play old rivals Western best players Kev Bolton, Muchii Clay- Suburbs and let us show them that we ton and up again Rags Raymond. are the team to be reckoned with on

The Thirds battled the slimy condi- Grand Final Day. tions against a much bigger and stronger Newtown to Win.

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be believed and Roger's display at centre half forward was just beautiful to watch. Other Award winners were Phil Sayer and Graeme Eime.

Many thanks to Ken Magrae for his generosity after the game and also on Thursday night.

We had eighteen stars all day, although none played better than Brian Packer and Roger Hoggett. Brian's display in the. centre had to be seen to

Everybody must work hard for the next three weeks and after a big win on September 1 it will be well worth it.

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UNIVERSITY OF N.S.W. CLUB NOTES Wales' premiership hopes were daSh

ed last week when Pennant Hills were just a little too· good in the wet and took out the first semi final. The game was played in shocking ·conditions in Trumper Lake, and it was fortunate no players were drowned. Best for Wales were Albert Sindgeast, Paul Bakerich and Bob Howard.· And the Wales cheer

squad made a clean sweep of the singing, chanting and umpire baiting.

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THEIR LAST PENNANT

August 18, 1973

With the finals only 2 weeks away it is interesting to note when teams won their last pennant.

Only 6 of the 8 current First Grade Clubs have won a premiership pennant. The other 2 clubs Balmain and Southern Districts have both gone very close. Here is a summary of the Clubs last Pennant.

Current Premiers Western Suburbs have been the most successful side in the last decade. After a great season probably their greatest ever they had a big win over old rivals East Sydney.

In a power display the Magpies overwhelmed the Bulldogs at Trumper Oval last September to the tune of 22.23 (155) to 12.14 (86).

* * * East Sydney's greatest season for time was 19'71 when they defeated Western Suburbs in a great Grand Final. Easts had beaten Wests throughout the season but started as the underdog in the Grand Final.

In a heartstopper the Bulldogs prevailed by 17 points 19.15 (129) to 15.22 (112).

* * * It's been 12 years since North Shore won a flag, in fact 1961 was the year. In devastating form the Northerners beat Newtown in the 2nd Semi Final by 26 points, but then had to wait 3 weeks for the eventual challenger, namely Sydney to emerge, but Norths had too much in reserve and won 11.15 (81) to 4.1 (35).

* * * If ever a team deserved a flag, it was the 1964 St. George team. They won their last 16 club games and then the 2nd Semi Final. Came Grand Final Day and a jubilant Saints walked off the field Premiers by 10 goals beating Wests 14.18 (102) to 4.18 (42).

* * * Newtown last won the flag in 1970 beating North Shore by 5 goals 15.16 (106) to 10.16 (76). Norths had the previous week fought a narrow and exciting 2 point win over the great Western Suburbs in the replay of the preliminary final and unfortunately came out a jaded side in the important one.

Balmain or Cinderella's Tigers have never won a flag but went within an ace of one in 1916. Balmain wearing black and gold hoops were minor premiers with 14 wins and 1 defeat. That being by 2nd placed Paddington which wore list blue and white stripes and were the previous season's premiers.

Both clubs won their repective semi final and Paddington surprised Balmain in the final by forcing a play off in the finals system then used (the current system was not used until 1933) and in that play off the great Wally Messenger played a blinder to bring unstuck that great Balmain side by 3.14 (32) to 1.8 (14).

* * * Southern Districts have not won a Pennant. They are the baby of the League being formed in 1964. Their best season was in 1967 when, winning 13 games out of 18 they finished 3rd on the table but were beaten by Easts in the First Semi 10.12 (72) to 6.13 (49) In 1968 only a last minute tumble and defeat in the First Semi by Wests cost them a great chance for a flag. Wests won 17.16 (118) to 12.13 (85). This was .Southern Districts last ·finals appearance to date.

* * * A five point win in the Second Semi over Minor Premiers St Georgli> put South in the 1935 Grand Final. St. George won the preliminary final and came on to have their re-match with South. It is now history that South after establising an early lead thrashed St. George to the tune of 21.9 (135) to 11.17 (83). South have made several Grand Finals since although the last was in 1943 when St. George got their revenge, but so far a further flag has eluded this once great club.

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Bob Tait is well on the mend now umpires and Allen Sigsworth on the after a short stay in hospital and I can other. Allen r,eally made the session report that he is as bright as ever. beneficial, although it was near agony

Phil Johnston is back in town after as we all found out, he is fit. At Picken a working holiday on the north coast last Sunday, Geoff Dempsey again did and Grahame Allomes did his thing an excellent job in the centre in the again last Sunday in the big race to Reserve Grade game. Bondi; but he found the wind resistance Today's question. Who was the cen-in his side-burns a solid handicap. tral umpire who, reported J. James and

Training re-commenced at Erskine- C. Staarr, both from South Sydney Club ville Oval last week as tough as ever. on Saturday, 10th May, 1941? Mal Lee concentrated on one group of

SOUTH SYDNEY CLUB NOTES On a day better suited to water sports

Souths and Newtown contested a go.ad standard game allowing for the conditions. In it again until three quarter time, we could not go on with it. We have lost so many games this year through the lack of fighting it out to the finish. The Award went to Rex Wright with R. Hankinson, J. Thomas, B. Tyler, Max Mitchell next.

The Reserves continued on their losing run and we can only hope for better times next year. The Cabaret on Saturday night was a huge success. A lot of familiar faces were absent but this was their loss. A good time was had by all. Souths are getting up a party for the League Ball. Those interested -contact I. Granland.

EAST SYDNEY CLllB NOTES Sunday's result has left me wonder- do you allowed West to take command

ing if the players read my notes as from the first bounce. You will have to printed in this programme. If so they tighten up your play. No room for lone digest their contents. For weeks I have wolves so come on Dogs as Coach John stated that the team has been slow off said you can play good football let's see the mark in the first quarter and to give a big improvement. Wests a 5 goal start was sheer football Thirds. A good effort from the Pups suicide. Wests matched them goal for although beaten they never gave up. goal coming right away in the last Main failing was breaking down when quarter. Paul Paitry took out the Jim within kicking range. Peter McPherson, Croysdale Award and Kevin Pearson won the Award. tried very hard. won the Shirt Award Kevin Little informed me that the Ian Allan in spite of a cut eye battled Chicken and Champagne Night was on with a gutsy performance. One more very well attended but where were the word boys keep your cool when under Committee. Sorry about that Kev we pressure. will make up for it in the future.

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Annandale Junior Club the Magpies Crabb our favourite Craven Filter man of the Balmain Ryde Junior Association from W. D. and H. 0. Wills. John last will have visitors on Saturday, 25th week modestly admitted to, his birthday August. -Our other favourite Wills man Ley

They will be hosts to a team from Jenkins took John to lunch to ·celebrate. West Essendon Youth Club, at Jubilee How old? Well he admits to 27. Oval, Federal Road, Glebe beginning * * ll" the day at 9 a.m. We hear the Mayor In the V.F.L.-Collingwood continued of Leichhardt will be a visitor. on their winning way by 45 points over

-ti: t! ~ Fitzroy. Richmo·nd defeated Hawthorn The small boys in the blue jackets at and Geelong did St. Kilda in two cliff

Erskineville this Sunday are the Under hanger games. Essendon beat Mel-11 team from Mt. Gravatt in Brisbane bourne while Norths remained a faint

Ron· McClennan the President of the Five hope with their win over Foots-Club is an ex-Western Suburbs and cray. Third placed Carlton had an im-Wilston Grange player and is keen to pressive win over Souths. show his charges the Magpies in action. The ladder is Collingwood, Richmond,

It is not all sightseeing as the boys Carlton, Essendon and Hawthorn with are in Sydney to- play Pennant Hills St. Kilda next then North Melbourne. Under 11 team. They raised the $1000 UP NORTH: Top teams last week air fares all on their own. were Mayne, Kedron, Cooparoo and

Mt. Gravatt is the second largest Sandgate. Top teams are Sandgate, Junior Club in Queensland and the Un- Mayne, Cooparoo, Wilston Grange and der 11 team won the Open Brisbane Kedron. Ull Championship last week. Last year IN CANBEJRRA Eastlake, RMC, ANU they carded off the UlO Open Cham- and Manuka were winners. The Four pionship. Welcome Royal Blue and is Eastlake, Ainslie, Manuka, ANU and White Mt. Gravatt. RMC next on the ladder.

i:r -ti: tr IN S. AUSTRALIA. The winners last ·Balmain Second Grader Harry Davis week were Port Adelaide, Norwood,

out of action for the past 3 weeks due Sturt, Glenelg, and North Adelaide. The to Naval duties returned last Sunday, ladder is Glenelg, Sturt, North and Port ran in the City to Surf Race and still in with Norwood. in 5th place. athletic gear trotted into Jubilee Oval l'N THE WEST. Swan Districts won to play in the Second Grade game as did Subiaco·, East Fremantle and against Districts. He changed first and Perth. · played a great game. The top 4 is Subiaco, West Perth, * -ti: * East Perth and East Fremantle with

Happy Birthday to John "Buster" South Fremantle next.

HALMA~ CLUB NOTES In another Heart Stopper our Top

Tigers were unlucky to go down. Did you notice the agility of big Doug Perkins. A definite match winner next year as will most of the youngsters out there last week. Best players Steve Renneburg, Gary Fedler, Geof Cann, Bruce Arndull, Tom Watts, Gene Mudray, Doug Perkins and Graeme Foster. Second Grade again showed they have the potential required but they must get out of second gear. Best players Paul Casey, Chris Duncan, ·Gary Harrington, Glen Richardson and Harry

Davis. Third Grade played strongly against

this years premiers (no risk) but could not overcome the more experienced Districts lads. Best players, Dcug Lock, Gary Philp, Mills and Peter Windsor. The best crowd of the season were treated to fine foods courtesy of the Ladies Committee (wine and ·women) and song by mine host Tony CQoney Don't forget your Presentation Night ticket. Tisckets are selling quicker than expected and late buyers might be disappointed.

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SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CLUB NOTES A fighting win over Balmain last Sun

day kept us near to the final five and it was thanks to Dick Bednarski, Ray Overson and the whole team. Others to star Steve BeUchambers, Trevor Harders and Alan Waugh in as I said a real team effort. A special welcome to Tony

Ferguson and P. Goodale who will be assets to the team. Our Reserves went down narrowly to Balmain but are still a big finals hope.

The 3rds never let B'almain get started and must bEL_ strongly favoured for a pennant.


FROM THE LOCKER ROOM By JOHN ARMSTRONG

The NSW Police Team is doing very nicely thank you. They play in the Mid-week Services Competition and are currently undefeated. There are many First Division players. in their team and the Boys in Blue are ·C'Onfident of being undefeated Premiers.

* * * PRAISE SECTION Not very often that we see top class umpiring in the lower grades. But over the last couple of weeks two umpires have caught the eye. Wayne Hobby and Ron Delaney certain deserve promotion to higher grades following their displays.

* * * The Monster Raffle for the League Ball is offering tremendous prizes. Fir.st prize of course is the wonderful Lounge Suite donated by Ron Broughton Second prize is a Week End for Two in Sunny Brisbane by courtesy of T.A.A. "The Friendly Way." There will also be many other prizes. So get your tic-

kets now from your club Seco. Only 20 ·cents each.

* * * The League has circulated 10,000 Car Stickers FREE. Still haven't seen many on cars or trucks about town. How about getting behind our game and put one on your Bumper or Rear Window NOW!

* * * Congrats to South Sydney on their performance last week. If they can recruit a couple of ruckmen and a top forward they will certainly be a Premiership threat next year.

* * * Newtown and Sydney Football will soon lose one of the most successful coaches ever to come to N.S.W. Gordon Bowman has been transferred to Tasmania as State Manager for Humes Ltd. His new appointment will take effect at the end of November. N.S.W. loss will certainly be Tasmania's gain.

NORTH SHORE CLUB NOTES August, 1973 will not be remembered

for our football ability, but Monday the 13th should because it was then that Mr. Justice Street gave approval for our scheme to achieve "our licensed club at 92 Arthtir Street, North Sydney after 20 frustrating months of negotiations.

Fred Mackay, Bill Bairstow, Phillip Loiterton and Jim Lutons were all smiles with relief and shared many a glass of champers afterwards as congratulations rolled in. Many of those who have helped with the licensed club -the second for our Code in Sydneywere there for the celebrations and our

thanks go to· all who have shared in the effc,rt to date.

The future is no,w at our feet with much to be done to establish and develop the club-there is a lot to pay back before things are easier, so it is "all hands to· the pumps" to ensure that the work done so far is not wasted.

Our thanks to all the clubs who have helped with their patronage and for the encouragement received from the N.S.W. Board of Management and the Australian Football Council in Melboune.

BRUNO ONE ST. GEORGE CLVB NOTES

Last Sunday Saints supporters hopes for the finals series wel'e lifted when all three grades recorded impressive 8 goal victories. The First Grade fielded a Patched Up team due to injuries to Kevin Gibbons, Robert Deer, Phil Taylor and Jim Denehy. The team performed well in the Thirds. Best, S. Bird, K. Hughes, S. Rossatto, and R. Onley.

The Reserves fielded a particularly strong team which included the welcome return of Greg Harris, Bob Rosevear and Bob Lincoln. John Hall in brilliant form took out the award. Best

J. Hall, T. Berry, J. Tomlinsc.n and P. Jansen.

The Thirds were most impressive in making up for their last round defeat by Norths, however after leading 9.10 to Nil at half time they did their usual second half Fade Out and were outscored by Norths. Best M. Tegg, G. Lance, E. Simons and D. Fletcher.

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SUTHERLAND v WESTS Umpires Field Z. WOINARISKI; Goals R. CLARE, J. BIDDLE

Bounda'ry, A. McLAOHiLAN Ground Manager, MR. J. HAMMOND

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SUTHERLAND S. EDMISTON C. QUlRK R. JEMMESON Capt. S. HOGLAND E. EDMISTON K. HOSKING R. LITTENS R. FLE!MING J. GREEN B. MACLACHLAN S. RYDER I. BROWNE J. WOOD R. BUCKLEY R. STRANG D. MYLES D. CORNING J. STEFANDU R. WHffE J. BELL R. MOWLAM V. Capt. K. EDWARDS S. WOOLRIDGE G. BALDOCK, Coach R. IH!LEIM P. CASSOFF K. MOWLAN Mgr.

v WESTS 1 J. DONOVAN, Capt. 2 C. HANNAN 3 T. JESSOP 4 K. SMITH 5 K. HILDER 6 S. CORDUKES 7 J. McARTHUR 8 K. DUNNE·LL

10 P. MORGAN 11 J. HENDERSON 12 M. FLINT 14 W. SMITH 15 J. SMITH 16 G. FLINT 17 A. SOUTHWELL 18 R. DELACOUR 19 J. COUSINS 20 R. McCORMACK 21 R. SARA 25 R. SHARP 38 J. HUTCHISON 44 R ROBERTS 48 P. BURGESS

SUTHERLAND CLUB NOTES Today is the day we all have worked

so hard for over the past two years. Whether it is a total success this is y.et to- be decided but with confidence gained from our previous win over Westsa win is our only object. We realise that Wests will not make it easy but our all round pace and ability we will come out on top. Sharks td Win .

As this is our last appearance for the

season we would like to extend our thanks to the other Clubs in the SDA for their sportsmanship and good football all through the season.

Don't forget players and supporters. our Cabaret, 25th August at CronullaSutherland Leagues Club. $2 per head meal included.

Also after today's win~a celebration at Graemes place.

WESTERN SUBURBS NOTES Another classy win for the Magpies

over the Bulldogs last week. Centre Peter Friedlieb, Ken Forbes, Barry Greaves, David Rowe and Ron De Kruiff were tops.. The Magpies never let up from the first bounce.

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Our Reserves were far too good for Easts--7 players combining to score the goals. Jeff Jarratt, Te·rry Thompson, '1an Ralph and Tim Atkins were great.

Fledgling Magpies had a good win over Bulldogs. Bob Clarke, Gary White and Skeeter Jones were best.

Donovan's "Ducks" had a swimming win last week against St. Ives in the S.D.A. Prelim Final. John Cousins and Warren Smith came to the surface enough to be noticed as good players. Good luck this week-the first of our 1973 pennants.

Congratulations to Andy Georgiou who was married last Saturday. Good luck Andy.

They tell me Rules Red will be available ( and Rules White also) in the Club this week end.

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WHITE SHORTS ROSEDALE, SUNDAY 2.20 P.M.

Umpires Field E .BEECK; Goals H. MEAD, 0. HUGHES Boundary, G. ALLOMES, K. SMITH

Reserve Field B. COPELAND; Boundary K DOYLE, I. WISEHASEN 12.15 Third Field J. McSWEENEY 10.30 a.m.

Ground Manager MR. W. ADAM!; 1 E. NOACK 1 R. HANKINSON

2 A. PULLEN (Capt.) 2 K. O'HALLORAN 3 L. RUSSELL 3 G. SCORER 4 C. COLLARD 4 B. TYLER 5 L. HAMBLIN 5 D. JONES 6 R. OVERSON 6 J. THOMAS 7 D. FULTON 7 A. RALPH 8 T. HARDERS 8 S. POCHROJ 9 S. BELLCHAMBERS 9 P. BOLTON

10 E. SUNGALIS 10 L. LYTLETON 11 R. PHILLIS 11 P. FLOOD 12 E. PASSFIELD 12 R. WRIGHT 13 . G. MUTTOl'I 13 R. KAINE 14 A. LAIDLAW 14 F. ADAMS 15 C. FARRELL (Capt.) 15 P. MARKS (v.c.) 16 C. KIRBYSHIRE 16 C. STONE 17 D. BEDNARSKI 17 L. COUSINS 18 G. EVANS 18 M. MITCHELL 20 G. FOSTER 19 R. ·POCHROS 21 L. JOHNS 20 R. DAVIES 22 A. WAUGH 21 R. HOWARD

22 D. DAVOREN 26 P. WINKLESS 27 J. LANGDON 28 J. QUICK Coach, BOB HANKINSON

SECOND DIVISION SECOND SEMI FINAL COMBINED SERVICES v SYDNEY UNI.

TRUMPER OVPJL, SATURDAY Fie!d Umpire W. HOBBY 2.30

Goals, R. WHEELER, H. 'MEAD

C. SERVICES v UNI. N.S.W. Field Umpire K DOYLE 12.30

Ground Manager, MR. R. TUB.BS

FIVE TEAM FINAL SERIES MATCH I-SUNDAY SEPT. 2-Team 4 v Team 5 (loser out) Picken Oval

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WESTERN SUBURBS BLACK - WHITE MONOGRAMS

WHITE SHORTS

ERSKINEVl•LLE, SATURDAY 2.20 P.M. Umpires Field I. SONNIElMAN; Goals G. THEOBALD, S. CARBIS

B.oundary, T. HAUGHAN, I. THEOBALD Rese·rve Field J. SMITH; Boundary J. LAWISON, Z. WOINARSKI 12.15

Third Field A. SIGSWORTH 10.30 a.m. Ground Manager; MR. J. ARMSTRONG

1 C. MACDONALD 1 K. FORBES 12 A. JOYCE 2 L. HETHERINGTON ;j B. STOKES 4 P. FREIDLEIB 4 G. HOOKER 5 B.GREAVES 5 R. BIRCH 6 D. ROWE 6 R. N'ICHOLDS 7 G. McLEAN 7 P. RAMUS 8 I. RALPH 8 P. BOUCHIER 9 J. NORTHEY (c.) 9 B. MARRIOTT 10 J. CAULFIELD (v.c.)

10 D. AITKEN 11 P. BOUCHIER 11 D. JAMES 12 G. ALLEN . 12 D. CAMPBELL 13 G. MOORE 13 R. NICHOLSON 14 C. BRADLEY 14 G. SAMBROOK 15 M. SCANLON 15 J. BLACK 16 B. HUNTER 16 E. REYNOLDS 17 D. WALDUCK 17 D. O'CONNOR 18 P. FENNEY 18 G. SH'RODER 19 R. CAHILL 19 G. BOUCHIER 20 J. DOYLE 20 R. HAWKINS 21 J. TUTTLE 21 J. GUEST 22 D. PEUCKER 22 B. MANISON 23 A. GEORGIOU 23 R. McFADYEN 24 R. DEKRUIFF 24 D. SYKES :.0:5 W. RUSHTON 25 C. MURPHY 27 K. SMITH 26 P. HANNAN 28 A. DUGGAN 27 I. GORDON 29 G. CLARK 28 J. CLAYDON 31 G. SHIELL 29 I. KIDD 36 T. ATKINS 30 A. SERRAO 37 M. ALAGICH

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TRUMPER OVAL Glenmore Rd., Pad- PLCKEN OVAL Brighton Ave, Campsie dington 388 Bus from Central Station Bus from Rockdale, Kingsgrove, Campor 320 series buses from Park Street, go sie or Buvwood goes past the ground. within. 400 yards of the oval.

ERSKINEVILLE OVAL Fox Ave., Erskineville. Five minutes walk from Erskineville Rly. Station.

OLDS PARK Forest Road, Peakhurst Left hand side coming into City. Approximately half a mile from King George Road in westerly direction.

MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY: ' Culloden Road and Talavera Road, North Ryde. ROSEDALE OVAL Warwick Farm Five minutes walk from Warwick Farm Railway Station, at the back of Warwick Farm Racecourse.

WELDON OVAL Stirgess Ave. off Bennett st., Harbord. (opposite Harbord Bowling Club). SYDNEY UNIVERSITY: No. 1 and 2: Parramatta Road, Sydney.

PENNANT HLLLS: Oval No. 2. Off Pennant Hills Road, opposite Pennant Hills Inn via Crescent and Brittania Streets. JUBILEE OVAL-Federal Rd., Glebe at the foot of Glebe Point Road.

NORTH SYDNEY OVAL-Miller St., North Sydney. Just past North Sydney Council Chambers going North.

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ST. GEORGE BALMAIN RED - WHITE YOLK BLACK & GOLD

BLACK SHORTS WHITE SHORTS

OLDS ~ARK, SUNOAY 2.20 P.M. Umpires Field D. JACKSON; Goals J .MAHER, J. M'AUIDE

Bmrndary M. ECKERMANN, L. McDONALD Reserve Fi'eld, G. DEMPSEY; Boundary R. MAUDE, G. HQILLIBONE 12.15

Thir,d Field J. LANSER 10.30 am.

1 J. DENEHEY 2 G. McKENZIE 3 K. HUGHES 4 J. STEWART 5 G. WATKINS 6 D. PEGG 7 A. HARRISON 8 R. ONLEY 9 P. JONES

10 R. DEER 11 K. WARD 12 S. ROSSATO 13 R. IZARD 14 P. TAYLOR 15 R. SKUSE 16 S. RIXON 17 C. SMITH · 18 W. JOHNSON 19 T. KNEEBONE 20 K. GIBBONS 21 A. FAIRCLOUGH 22 I. CRUICKSHANK 23 K. SEAMONS 24 M. COOMBES 25 J. TOMLINSON 26 D. DALTON 28 P. McCARTHY

Ground Manager, MR. S. fiELSTEAD

3 T. WAITS 4 G. PEDLER 5 E. MUDRY 6 R. LIPPOLD 7 C. QUILKEY 8 G. SMITH 9 R. MARKS

10 K. CLAXTON 11 G. LYNN 12 G. CANN 14 ·B. ARNDELL 15 J. PHILLIPS 16 G. FOSTER 17 P. EADES 18 I. HALL 19 S. RENNEBURG 20 P. OSBORNE 71 D. PERKINS

K. STUTCHBURY R. DAVIS G. RICHARDSON G. HARRINGTON W. BANCROFT R. ZELESCO J. CROSSIN S. CRAMPTON

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TRUMPER, SUNIDAY 2.20 P.M. Umpires Field B. O'DONOGHU1E; Goals B. Trll.JEY, D. NIELSON

B.our>dary, C. O'DONOGHUE, R. PHILLIPS Reserve Field C. HIUON; Bounda•ry S. MOORE, P. BRENNAN 12 .15

Third Field D. KENNA 10.30 a .. m. Ground Manager, MR. D. BOUCH

1 B. BURCKHARDT 2 P. PAITRY 3 P. HORNBUCKLE 4 R. McLEAN 5 P. HILL 6 D. TOBIN 7 R. STEWART 8 C. GROCH 9 K. PEARSON (C/Coach)

10 K. LIDDELOW 11 G. McAULIFFE 12 R. HUGHES 13 R. FITZPATRICK 14 R. LYALL 15 I. ALLEN 16 W. SKIPPER 17 A. PEDEN 18 L. DUNLOP 19 C. MATSON (V. Capt.) 20 R. WILTON 21 W. DAHLER 22 G. WILTON 23 W. SMYTHE 24 P. PHILUP..CLARKE 25 J. ROBERTS

1 R. KLAU 2 S. BOWERS 3 P. BELL 4 M. ANDREWS 5 G. MURPHY 6 R. McARTHUR 7 S. GREEN 8 L. SWAN 9 R. LAHIFF

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