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COBURG IN FIRST : ~:`~DOWN TO DE LA SALLE BY 31 PT5.Monash's Big Finish B eats M . .g,

By GEORGE McTAGGART

Well, it finally happened - Coburg suffered their first defeat for theseason last Saturday when they went down to De La Salle by 31 points .

They could not cover the loss of five players to the Victorian CarnivalTeam and fumbled badly against a determined De La Salle who played morepurposeful football all day.

Melbourne High's greater accuracy kept them in front of Monash Univer-sity for tthree quarters, but Monash suddenly hit the target in the last termwhen they kicked 8-1 to High"s 3-4 and Monash won by 16 points.

Old Scotch returned to form with a 3-goal win over University Blacks inthe game at Elsternwick Park, leaving Geelong atone at the top of the BSection ladder .

University Blacks Reserves alsohad their first defeat for the season,leaving only two unbeaten teams now- Ormond Reserves and ReservoirOld Boys Reserves .

Caulfield Grammar led Collegiansuntil the last quarter when Collegians,playing the better football, hit thefront. The lead changed severaltimes until just before the finish .when Caulfield with a determined bidraced away to win convincingly by 29points .

University Blues got on top of OldParadians after a fast, even fir,tquarter which produced 13 goals, andthe Blues went right away to win bymore than 11 goals . Fourteen of their23 goals came from two players -full forward David Barkley (8) andfollower Tim Standish (6) .

After a fairly even first half, Or-mond turned on brilliant football afterthe interval and completely eclipsedIvanhoe, who went down by nearly15 goals .

De La Salle were too strong in theair for Coburg and led in the race forthe ball . "De La" led narrowly forthe first half but Coburg caught themin the third quarter. The last was all"De La" when they ran away to acomfortable win.

The Monash - Melbourne Highgame opened at a fast pace with somebrilliant high-marking and long kick-ing by both teams . Then the windstarted to have its effect, and thegame became scrambly and both sidesmaking many mistakes .

High led by 8 points at half-timebut failed to make full use of thescoring end in the third term andwere only 11 points in front at three-quarter-time. They could not copewith the home side's new-found accu-racy, although they battled the gameright out.

North Old Boys had a hard battleto beat Commonwealth Bank by 2goals, But Geelong were untroubledat Kew, where the home side wentdown by almost 11 goals .

St. Bernard's scraped home by only5 points from Alphington in a high-scoring game notable for accuratekicking by both sides - St . Bernard'skicking 18-9 to 17-10 . In the other BSection game, Old Xaverians beatFootscray Tech by 33 points to climbout of the relegation zone, at leastfor the time being.Assumption's greater accuracy gave

them a 1-point win over Old Carey ;and they moved up to second atCarey's expense .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 25, 1970 Page 3

The leaders Uni High, crashed badlyagainst Old Melburnians who remain-ed well in the running for the fourwith a 38-point win .

The St. Kilda CBC - National Bankmatch was a contrast in kicking, St .Kilda scoring 10-2 to Bank's 4-16, towin by 3-4 with 8 fewer scoringshots .

Power House moved off the bottomwhen they beat Hampton Rovers by 3goals and Old Haileybury beat Too-ronga-Malvern by 29 points .

The thres joint leaders in D Section- Fairfield, Parkside and Old Trinity,all won fairly comfortably, but two ofthe four teams level in fourth placebeat the other two to sort things outa little .

Old Geelong, who are in the fouron percentage, beat St . Kevin's by 17points and A .M.P. beat Old Brightonby 21 points.

The top four in E Section all hadeasy wins, one of them, La TrobeUniversity beating Elsternwick (equalfifth) by 6 goals . State Saving's Bank,also first out of the four kept theirchances alive with a big win overOld Essendon .

Melbourne High Juniors, who weremaking a gallant bid for the four aftera poor start to the season had theirhopes dashed when they went downto Ormond by 23 points. They arenow two games outside the four.

Ivanhoe beat Coburg by 13 pointsand Monash thrashed St . Bernard's .

In Junior Section 2, West Bruns-wick (fourth) ran Army Apprenticesto 2 points . Army have not beenbeaten on the field, their only lossesbeing three forfeits .

Old Brighton beat Elsternwick by11 points, but their chances of makingthe four are very slender .

There were many close ones amongthe Reserves - Old Scotch beat thepreviously undefeated Blacks by apoint, North Old Boys beat Common-wealth Bank by 2, Footscray scrapedhome by a point from Old Xaveriansand St . Bernard's had only 3 pointsto spare from bottom team Alphing-ton .

Old Brighton beat A .M.P. Societyby 7 points, but St . Kevin's (leaders)went down to Old Geelong by 29points .

Old Camberwell beat Old Xaveriansby 14 points and Elsternwick beatLa Trobe University by 21 points .

CARNIVAL RESULTSSUNDAY, JULY 19thVictoria 21-13 (139)Tasmania 8-3 (51)

Sth. Aust. 13-6 (84)West . Aust. 12-9 (81 )

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LAST WEEKS RESULTSA SECTION I

Caulfield Gramm. 63 i 868 1

90 16-9-105-9 11-i0-76Collegians

Caulfield Gramm . : Butcher 6, Atchison 3, Lester, Allen e

. J . Sstfe FoxTotell , McLaughlin, Gerrand, T Claep . Hore .Allen, McLaughlin .

Collegians : Tucker 3, Boundy 3, P . Munn 2,

Edwards, rds Webster, Munn, W. Roachhinkfield,

University Blues 8-1 13-3 19-8 23-10-148old Paradians 5-2 7-3 10-5 12-8-80

Univ. Blues : Barkley 8, Standish 6, Hume 2,Nicholls 2, Ross, Green, Church, Scarfe, Mar-

tini . Best : Standish, Barkley, Renowden, Sharp,Martini, Leitch.

Old Paradians : Audley 3, Jordan 3, Kohut 2 ,

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Orrnond 2-4 5-9.

9 4 7- 417-11

9-82512-8-80Ivanho eOrmond : Newman 5, Ladd 4, Dexter 3, Wood

3, Kozlowski 3, A . Graham 3, Cameron, Blight,Bourne, Briggs. Best : Wood, Newman, Bourne,Voight, Corben, Kozlowski .

Ivanhoe : Henderson LoganK K . IiaKesieF. Coul-field, Whitaker, Berry, Riley, Kelley

, Best: Henderson, D . Hartney, y ,meadow, Linley, Jones .

De La Salle O .C. 3-0 9-6 11-6 16-19-115Coburg 4-8 7-8 10-12 12-12-84De La Salle : Steward 5, Lyons 3, Hunt 2 ,

Mitchell 2, Wright, Lynch, I . Geddes, Cooke .

Best: Cooke, Mitchell, Hunt, Geddes, B . Lyons,Steward .

Coburg : Gill 5, Green 2, Bowman 2, Parkes,King, Zorzi . Best : Sullivan, Scanlon, Saunders,Willoughby, Gilt, Green .

Monash Univ . 1-3 3-7 541 13-12-90MHS Old Boys 4-2 5-3 8-4 11-8-74

Monash Univ . : Peers 3, Marshall 3, Wilson 2 ,

McMaster 2, Cole, Bartley . Graham . Best : Kelly,Wilson, Graham . Lane, Bunn, Marshall .

M .H .S. Old Boys: I . Wilson 3, Harley 2,

Cherry 2, M . Ritterman, Ponton, Lolatis,Malone . Best : Ponton, Cherry, Siiberbg,Malone, Lolatgis, Bennett .

Barry MacDonald, MH's baldestplayer and a veteran of over 200games, proved to officials the rumourof 'being too old' to be incorrect .

Last Saturday "Macca" had a dayout, getting a million kicks, takinga couple of one-handed marks as wellas many two-handers .

A great day Pop and a well deservcdbest on the ground .

B SECTIONOld Scotch Coll . 2-3 7-4 8-5 12-15-87

Univ . Blacks 2-2 5-5 7-7 10-9-69Old Scotch Coll .

: Hughes m Steele, Sow-den, Nicholls, Leong, MoFarian eden, Stokes. Best: McFarlane, Anderson, Hid-

dlesione, R . Beaurepaire, Whitford, Stokes.

University Blacks : G. Johnson 3, I, Johnsto n

2, Pitt 2, Carnie . Quinn, Christopherson . Best :

Shack] eton, Pitt . Spring, Cordner, Lyons, Chris-topherson .

North Old Boys 2•4 5 .6 6-7 11-11-77

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Bank 2.20 . MaguirePrior 3, Mur2, 9 S

2, Robertson, Kelsey, Frewan, Welch. Prior,

Spurting, D . Maguire, B . Drew, Murray,

Cheat.Commonwealth Bank : Barrack 3, O'Brien 3,

McCrim mon, Radford, BrienmbM Crimmon

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Geelong : Goalkickers, best players not re-ceived .

Kew : Stone 3, Rhoden 2, Hiscock, McGinley .

Best: Briggs, D . Vergier, Hayes, Barclay, Stone,Rhoden .

Old Xaverians 4-4 7-7 11-15 12-18-90Footscray TCOB 3-0 4-5 5-6 8-9-57

Old Xaverians : Keaney 4, B . Quinn 3, Padfield,

Gowers, Prowse, Lechte, Woodruff . Best: Mul-

cahy, Stoney, Quinn, Keaney .Footscray T.C .O .B . : Leonard 2, Andres 2,

Fincher, Murley, Punshon, Saville . Best : H .Park, Galvin, Leonard, Fincher, Punahon, Flet-cher .

St . Bernard's O .C. 1-3 9 .5 11-8 18-9-117Alphington 4-4 7-4 13-7 17-10-112

St . Bernard's O .C. : King 6, Taylor 5, Burgin 3 ,

Phelan 2, lannazzo, B . Mahoney . Best : King,lannazzo, Taylor, McCann, Reidy, Burgin .

Alphington : Johannsen 5, McKay 2, Scott .2,

Adams 2, B. Wayman 2, Poulton, Shearer,Wardle, Puddy. Best : Johannsen, Hartigan,Skerry, Fairchild, Puddy, Poulton .

Good to see Peter Reid back withOld Geelong again . Peter was one ofour best half-back players of the pastfew years, but has been unavailablefor the last year.

Perhaps the news of the rather be-lated but all-conquering run of theReserves forced his welcome come-back.

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Last Week's Results - continue dC SECTION

Old Melburnians 0-0 9-2 14.4 20-10-130UHS Old Boys 6-9 6-10 11-14 13-14-9 2

Old Melburnians : Niemann 5, Roberson 4,Russell 4, Boyle 2, Weir 2, White 2, Smith . Best :Cloke, Loughlin, Niemann, Rober son, Russell,Urquhart .

U .H .S . Old Boys : Ashmead 4, Davis 3, Bates2, Johnston 2, Seath 2. Best : Ashmead, John-ston, Parks, Kinnear, Bates, Masenhelder.

Assumption O .C. 3-5 5-7 8-9 13-9-87Old Carey Gramm . 3-1 7-6 10-9 12-14-8 6

Assumption O .C . : Tuck 5, Dyer 2, G . Harding2, M. Beaumont, W . Daly, Cooper, McMahon .Best : Tuck, G . Harding, Cooper, M . Beaumont,O'Dwyer, Dyer.

Old Carey Gramm . : Hughes 3, Redford 3,Tucker 3, Freeman, Goode, McPhee . Best : Red-ford, Shaw, Johnston, R. Wilcox, D'Ambrosio,Freeman .Old Hailr,ybury 2-1 6-5 9-8 14-12-96Toor-Malvern 2-6 4-8 6-17 8-19-67

Old Haileyburians : Trapp 3, Young 3, Gads-den 2, Home 2, Bode, Kane, Langford-Jones,P . Mason . Best : Caddy, Gadsden, Home, Mason,Metheral, Trapp.

Tooronga-Malvern : Graham 2, Parker 2,Downs 2, Cameron, Bean . Best : Parker, Cock-erell, Madigan, Jones, Downs, Hoey.

Power House 2-5 5-7 9-9 10-11-71Hampton Rovers 1-1 4-3 5-4 8-5-53

Power House: Goalkickers, best players notreceived.

Hampton Rovers : Cave 4, Combe 2, Berry,Scarlett . Best : Huckett, C . Cooper, Barlow,Vickers, Wolfe, Cave .St. Kilda CBOC 0-0 6-0 6-0 10-2-62National Bank 0-3 1-8 4-15 4-16-40

St . Kilda C .B .O .C . : Calleja 3, McLachlan 3 ,Drew 2, Esmonde, E . Schwarzman . Best : Cal-leja, Drew, Drinan, Dwyer, Scanlan, I . White .

National Bank : Mumford, L . Brooke, Temby ,Johnson . Best : Sheehan, Taylor, Sutherland,Strongman, Mumford, Evans.

D SECTIONParkside 2-2 7-9 7-9 12-12-84Glenhuntly 1-6 1-6 1-13 1-13-1 9

Parkside : Goalkickers, best players not re-ceived .

Glenhuntly : Roberts. Best : K . Nolan, Morgan,Ardley, Warner, Crawshaw, Ford .

Old Trinity Gr . 1-0 6-5 13-8 18-10-118West Brunswick 5-6 6-8 10-10 14-12-96

Old Trinity Gramm . : Farmer 5, Fellows 4,Quarterman 3, R . Dart 2, Duke 2, Kleine,t 2 .Best : Farmer, Fellows, Curtis, R . Jones, Klein-ert, De Boos .

West Brunswick: Allen 5, Harrison 2, Waters2, Bartlett, Gurrieri, Murray, Moore, Laats . Best :Allen, Gurrieri, Ivey, Laats, Marquis, Stubber-field.

AMP Society 2-4 10-9 10-10 15-12-102Old Brighton Gr. 4-6 4-7 9-14 11-15-8 1

A .M.P . Society : Bloss 4, Crompton 4, Jenkins3, Saxby 2, Thompson, Mclnnes . Best : Thomp-son, Crompton, Saxby, Taylor, Long, Perrin .

Old Brighton Gramm . : Wilson 4, Adamson 2,Hamilton, Comper, Wagner, Agar, Pitcher . Best :Smith, Peachey, Myers, Comper, Agar, Adam-son .

Old Geelong Gr . 1-6 4-9 6-16 9-17-71St . Kevin's O .B . 1-1 5-2 5-3 8-6-5 4

Old Geelong Gramm . : McMillan 4, Bradshaw2, Spiden 2, R . Whalley. Best : Bradshaw, R .Weibye, Forwood, Tunbridge, R. Whalley, Spiden .

St . Kevin's O .B .- Goalkickers, best players notreceived .

Fairfield 6-8 12-9 18-14 18-14-122St. Patrick's O .C. 1-0 5-7 7-8 14-12-96

Fairfield : Hyland 5, Hume 4, F. Findlay 3,Capoldi 3, Richardson 2, S . Day . Best: Hyland,Quadara, Capoldi, Marsh, Richardson, Hume.

St. Patrick's O .C . : Shannon 7, year 2, Murrihy,George, White, Maher, O'Meara. Best : Shan-non, Lardner, White, Maher, George, Giles .

"South British United Football Award "Round 14 of The South British

United Football Award applied to ASection Clubs of the V .A .B .A. Theaward was won by Ormond Club whoscored the greatest winning marginin A Section during round 14 in de-feating the Ivanhoe Club 25-17-167to 12-8-80.

Congratulations to the Ormond

Club . You will receive a new qualityfootball through the courtesy of TheSouth British Insurance Group ofCompanies .

The eligible teams competing forthe award during round 15 will be BSection Teams . Results to be an-nounced in next week's Record .

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Last Week's Results - continuedE SECTION

State Sav . Bank 10-4 17-5 26-13 28-16-184 - 1-

3 OlStates Sav. nBank . P . Cavanagh 611 4 Re de 6 ,Papalostas 3, Pitts 2, Inglis 2, Gossip, Moule,Brennan, Franklin . Best : Brennan, Tarrant,Reads, James, Franklin, P . Cavanagh .

Old Essendon Gramm . : Aplin 2, Kane 2,Rahilly, Stormont, Lloyd . Best : Aplin, Kane,Williamson, Rahilly, I . McLeod.Brunswick 5-3 11-6 15-8 21-14-140AJAX 1-1 2-2 7-3 9-3-57

Brunswick : Hanlon 6, Watt 4, Colson 2, Way-bury 2, Cullinan 2, Dwyer, C . Berms, Ball,Meyers, A. Jones . Best : Weybury, Abernathy,Hirst, Hanlon, Colson, Dwyer.

A.J .A .X . : Goalkickers, best players not re-ceived .La Trobe Univ. 4-0 11-2 12-5 15-6-96Elsternwick 1-1 4-2 6-4 9-6-60La Trobe Univ . : Anyon 6, Hall 3, Pech,

O'Brien, Nadenbousch, Sceney, Condon, Sgro.Best : Rowe, C . Hall, Anyon, Sgro, Gilchrist, Gee.

Elsternwick : Cernhels 3, Walton 2, McIntos h2 . Street, Sharpe Best: Sellers, Cornhels,Street, Walton, Sharpe, Sekac .ANZ Bank 2-1 4-8 7-10 15-12-102Old Mentonians 2-6 5-6 10-8 10-8-68

A .N .Z. Bank : Laird 4, Hall 3, Trewin 3, Gilroy-Scott 2, Jackson, Treleaven, Dancer. Best : Tre-leaven, Alan McGregor, Karpavicius, Jackson,Gilroy-Scott, Trewin.

Old Mentonians : Page 4, Whitton 2, Ericksen2, Wood, Pearson . Best : Jamison, Pearson,Page, Piper, Watts, Browne .Old Cam'well Gr. 5-7 7-8 10-15 14-16-100D . and L . O .C . 0-0 3-4 5-4 6-6-42

Old Cam'well Gramm . : P . Hanson 5, Gret-grix 3, J . Wood, Connor, M . Tipping, P . Han-son, Robinson Thorn . Best : K . Wood, Tucker,Hanson, Orwin, MacCallum, Hewitt .

D . and L .O .C . : K . Allison 3, Healey, Kotschet,Vaughan . Best : R . Allison, Ackland, Rose,Kitschet, Swinnerton, Pearce .Reservoir Old Boys 7-9 9-11 18-16 19-20-134Old Ivanhoe Gr . 0-2 4-9 4-10 6-15-51

Reservoir Old Boys : D . Scott 5, S . Aston 2,F. Tuininga 2, Jarvie 2, False 2, P . O'Brien 2,Bates 2, McLaughlin, Farrar . Best: F. Tuininga,S . Aston, Jarvie, Scott, Bates, Galea .

Old Ivanhoe Gramm . : Wiltshire 3, Allender,Cuttris, Gillespie . Best: Graham, Gillespie, Cut-tris, Wiltshire, P . Williams, Wolstencroft .

Did you see Old Brighton's 19thman last week? Wayne "the Giant"Comper make a welcome return tothe Seniors after many years ?

Although the smallest man at theclub he has the biggest heart .Glad to see you back Wayne .

JUNIOR SECTION IMonash Univ . 2-1 8-11 11-17 18-24-132St. Bernard's O .C . 5-3 6-3 6-5 6-5-41

Monash Univ. : Thoms 3, Wettenhall 3, Bus-combe 2, Peacock. 2, Flett 2, Rosengarten,Rothman, Anderson, Kaye, Hughes, Tobin . Best :Flett, Tobin, Anderson, Schmidt, Barnett, Hughes .

St. Bernard's O .C. : Eaton 3, Wise, Anderson,G . Mahoney . Best : Santamaria, McGowan, Rahill,Eaton, G . Mahoney Wise .

Ormond 5-6 9-8 12-13 15-14-104MHS Old Boys 2-2 7-5 9-5 12-9-81

Ormond : R . Logan 4, P . Ashley 4, D . William-son 3, G . English 2, A. Faulkner 2 . Best :Curtis, Slatter, English, Foulsham, Logan, Ham-mond .M.H .S . Old Boys : Goalkickers, best players

not received .

Ivanhoe 4-6 8-8 10-16 11-16-82Coburg 4-2 7-8 7-10 9-15-69

Ivanhoe : Dean 4, Bartlett 3, Windsor 2, Monk-house, Earle. Best: Brady, Borchers, Bryant,Harris, Dean, Bartlett.

Coburg : Barry 3, Jolley 2, Bent, Birch, Davey,Joannidis . Best : Bent, Royal, Barry, Sabri,Grace, Birch .

St . Kilda CBOC forfeited to Old Scotch Coll .

Old Paradians foreited to University.

St. Bernard's Junior' player Gregg14ogan only played one quarteragainst Monash but he certainly look-ed businesslike when he came on .

Don't give up Greg, your scribe'sa supporter and can see many goodgames in you for the team .

If some of the taller timber hadburrowed in for the ball like littleMick Eaton it might have been a dif-ferent story .

Congrats to you Mick, and keep atit Greg .

Forced into a comeback, "Trhe Ant-man" Cliffy Hayes showed all his oldtricks .

There is no greater clubman thanCliffy and it was good to see he hadretained his old form .

Maurice Dunlop and Darryl Nolandeserve honourable mention at Glen-huntly, too .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 25, 1970 Page 7

Last Week's ResultsJUNIOR SECTION 2

Alphington 1-1 8-3 9-5 15-10-100National Bank 1-4 1-5 4-10 4-12-36

Alphington : Welch 6, Wills 3, Newman, Eaton ,Shea, Leseberg, Watson, Eldridge . Best : Wills,Welch, Laseberg, J. Brown, Toumanidis, Broad-hurst.

Nationa, Bank : Tilton 2, G . Arcadiou, G .Bentley . Best: Arcadiou, Tilton, Canty, K . Bent-ley, Rischitehi, Kerlin .Caulfield Gramm . 6-4 9-8 13-8 17-8-110Hampton Scouts 2-1 5-4 9-5 10-5-65

Caulfield Gramm . : Voyage 8, Gillespie 2, Mc-Laughlin 2, Cox, Richardson, Watson, Wood,Upstill . Best : Brewin, Britten, Cox, Roberts,Wood, Voyage .

Hampton Scouts: Goodram 2, Nadjecki 2,Patterson 2, Bennett, Lamming, Young, T:agear,Best: Phillips, Tomlinson, Taylor, Thompson,Goodrem, Gribble .Army Apprentices 2-2 4-6 4-7 8-15-63West Brunswick 3-6 6-8 8-11 8-13-61

Army Apprentices : Jubber 2, Overson 2, How ,Aramini, Johnstone, Evans . Best : Caulfield,Peucker, Clapton, Johnstone, Aramini, Jubber .

West Brunswick : MacGrotty 3, Downie 2, Kay ,Leahy, Roberts . Best : Guatta, MacGrotty, Pitt,Roberts, Rolfe, B. Ryan .Toor-Malvern 5-3 6-4 8-9 10-9-69AJAX 2-1 4-6 5-7 8-12-60

Tooronga-Malvern : Leifting 3, Stewart 2, Moore,Young, Mitchell, Cowen, Watts . Best : Leifting,Braun, Cowen, McMaster, Stokes, Black .

A.J .A .X. : Goalkickers, best players not re-ceived .Power House 5-8 9-12 15-17 19-22-136Parkside 1-0 4-3 4-3 5-3-33Power House : Hore 5, Mayer 5, Anderson 2 ,

Morgan 2, Spicer 2, Fraser, Sladdin, Smullen .Best : Hore, Stringer, Fraser, Sladdin, Joy,Mayer.Parkside : Goalkickers, best players not re-

ceived .Old Brighton Gr. 3-4 8-7 10-11 16-15-111Etsternwick 2-7 6-11 12-14 14-16-100

Old Brighton Gramm . : Grandin 4, Dick 3 ,Devine 3, Paroiesien 2, Halliday, Clarke, Wat-kins, Leone . Best : Devine, Leone, Watkins,Clarke, Dick, Eastgate.

Elsternwick : Gcoden 5, R. Newton 5, Leem-ing 3, Rosewarne . Best : R . Newton, Gooden,M . Newton, Benns, Watson, A. Newton .

continuedA RESERVE SECTION

Caulfield Gramm. 5-5 9-8 10-10 13-13.91Collegians 1-3 3-4 7-6 8-10-58

Caulfield Gramm . : McDonald 4, Criswick 3 ,Hutchins 3, Goold, Weight, Coventry . Best:Tamblyn, Pickering, McDonald, Waxman, Col-lins, Fletcher .

Collegians : Moodie 4, Benjamin 2, McKenzie,Buzaglo. Best : Day, Lugg, Opie, Windust,Moodie, L. Richards.

University Blues 3-0 6-0 10-1 14-4-88

Old Paradians 1-4 1-7 7-9 9-11-65University Blues : O'Connor 3, Girdwood 3,

Templar 3, Craighead 2, R . David, Crocker,Nielsen . Best : Girdwood, Hunter, Costello,Leonard, Templar, Ryan .

Old Paradians : Frost 3, O'Connell 3, Flinn,McLoughlin, Pickering. Best: Farrugia, J.O'Brien, Pickering, Denavi, Gilmartin, P . Bourke,

Ormond 3-1 7-3 11-6 16-8-104Ivanhoe 0-2 1-5 2-8 5-9-39

Ormond : Joakim 4, B . Fitts 3, Le Page 3,Jackson 2, Meeking 2, Metcalf, R . Finlayson .Best : Jackson, Joakim, Murphy, R . Fitts, Mor-timer, B . Fitts

Ivanhoe : Renwick, Elsworth, Cody, Bourke,Sullivan . Best : Brentnall, Borchers, Giles, P .Hartney, Homsey, Toohey.

Coburg 9-4 9-8 12-15 14-19-103De La Salle O .C . 0-0 3-2 3-2 4-2-26

Coburg : Sutherland 6, Salter 2, Shea 2, Lord ,Hanley, MacGarvey, Michie . Best : Emselle,Sutherland, Kent, Hanley, Salter, Quinn .

De La Salle O .C . : Faul, Hale, Kajetawski,Beers. Best: Newton, G . Perkins, Niall, Keat-ing, Downey, Scollon .

Monash Univ. 3-2 6-3 8-3 11-8-74MHS Old Boys 2-5 3-6 6-9 7-9-5 1

Monash University : Goalkickers, best playersnot received .

M .H .S . Old Boys : R . Tredinnick 4, Prideaux,Staley, McKnight. Best : MacDonald, Hendrey,Short, Dour, Taylor, Fitzgerald .

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Last Week's Results - continuedB RESERVE SECTION

Old scotch Coll. 4-1 5-1 5-3 7-3-45Univ. Blacks 0-1 1-5 5-6 6-8-44

Old Scotch Coil . : Henderson 2, J . Beaure-paire, Alenson, Harwood, Evans, Piikington .Best : Davison, Evans, I . Addison, Wilson, Baker,Piikington .

University Blacks : Batten 2, Sharpe 2, Hasler,Sneazwell . Best : Stuckey, Hasler, Senior, Davis,Champion, Dennis .North Old Boys 1-0 2-0 4-3 5-6-36C'weaith Bank 2-3 4-4 4-4 5-4-34

North Old Boys : J . Adams 2, M . O'Neill 2,P.'eehan . Best : Tcmpkinson, Lavelle, T . O'Neill,M. O'Neill, Hudson, Meredith .

C'wealth Bank: Clarke, Petrynik, Bramitch,G . J . Brown, K. Browne . Best: J . White, S .White, Athans, McNally, Linehan, Joy.Kew 2-0 8-4 8-6 11-7-73Geelong 3-4 3-4 5-6 8-7-55

Kew : Meyer 4, Kerlin 4, Grumont 2, Brown .Best: Green, R . Crowe, Kerlin, Kinross, Brown,McKillop .

Geelong : Goalkickers, best players not re-ceived .Footscray TCOB 3-1 6-5 7-6 11-8-74Old Xaverians 5-3 7-4 10-7 11-7-73

Footscray T.C .O .B . : Chapman 5, Munn 2,Corr 2, Dibbon, Gribben. Best : Flett, Moore,Chapman, Harris, Fox, A. Scott.

Old Xaverians : Fraser 4, R . Stanley 2, T.Quinn, Trahair, Smith, Moore, Lally. Best :Lally, Trahair, Campbell, D . Curtain, Stanley .St . Bernard's O .C . 2-3 6-8 6-11 8-13-61Alphington 4-2 4-3 7-4 9-4-58

St. Bernard's D .C . : G . Tobin 2, P. Deluca 2,J. Tobin, Merrick, McArdle, Hogan . Best : Mer-rick, J . Tobin, T. Payton, K . Mahoney, G . Tobin,Hampson .

Alphington : Hayes 5, Lonnquist, Rameriz,Wills, English . Best: Ermacora, Hayes, Trezise,Blegg, J. Tiedgen, Baird.

C RESERVE SECTIONUHS Old Boys 4-4 4-6 7-8 7-8-50Old Melburnians 1-1 4-2 4-4 5-7-37

U .H .S. Old Boys : Iliiopoius 5, Martini 2 . Best :Bennett, Martini, Byron, Morrell, Hosking, Thom-as .

Old Melburnians : Gilbert 2, McCallum, Miller,Murphy . Best : Caldwell, Sharp, Pyman, Gilbert,Benson, Alder.

Old Carey Gramm . 1-1 5-3 6-6 14-10 494Assumption O .C . 2-2 3-3 4-5 5-6-36

Old Carey Gramm . : M. Clarke 4, B . Elliot 3 ,Dick 2, Hutchins 2, Duerdoth, R. Jones, R .Morgan . Best : M . Clarke, R . Jones, R. Gamble,Bennett, R . Morgan, Dick.

Assumption O .C . : Phyland 3, J. Fitz, N . Nugent .Best : Phyland, M. Howe, B . Shaw, Punch, Fur-letti, Murray.Old Haiteybury 2-5 4-5 7-10 9-11-65Toor-Malvern 0-3 3-8 3-8 4-13-37

Old Haileyburians : Davies 2, Lyons 2, Frase r2, Atkinson, Jones, Marks . Best : Bonwick,Davies, Gartner, Jackson, Mehegan, Urquhart .

Tooronga-Malvern : Dealy 4. Best : Dealy,Johnston, Laior, Downs, P. Sheedy, Conquest.

Power House 1-2 4-7 6-8 6-10-46Hampton Rovers 2-2 2-3 3-4 4-5-2 9

Power House : Goalkickers, best players notreceived .

Hampton Rovers: I . Rolls 2, Anderson, Hum-phries. Best : Manzie, R . Rolls, Dean, Floyd,Ridgeway, Kilkenny,

St. Kilda CBOC 3-5 3-9 6-14 7-15-57National Bank 0-0 1-2 2-2 4-2-26

St. Kilda C.B .O .C . : Harrison 4, B . McMaho n2, Blackie . Best : Chapman, Harrison, Holberry,McBurney, McMahon, A. Sherman .

National Bank : Shepherd 2, Harrison, Peach .Best : Nitzkevich, Gill, Phillips, Peach, Pinder,Wilson .

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Last Week's Results - continued

D RESERVE SECTIONParkside 5-3 11-8 13-16 14-25-109Glenhuntly 1-0 1-0 2-0 3- 0-18

Parkside : Goalkickers, best players not re-ceived .

Glenhuntly : D . Nolan, Brooks, McKane . Best :,Brooks, Francis, Dunlop, Lee, Johnson, D .Nolan .

Old Trinity Gr . 5-5 6-6 9-10 10-10-70West Brunswick 0-1 4-4 6-4 8-5-5 3

Old Trinity Gramm . : Moore 3, Stockdale 2,Powell 2, Frood, Clingen, A . Dart. Best :Powell, Leaper, Holdsworth, Vine, Frood, M .Henry.

West Brunswick : Way 3, Lewis 2, Egan, Oak-ley, O'Brien . Best : Green, Martin, Menzies,O'Brien, O'Dea, Prosser.

Old Brighton Gr. 3-2 6-3 8-9 10-9-69AMP Society 1-0 4-4 4-4 9-8-62

Old Brighton Gramm . : Hosie 4, Templeton 3,Sanders, P . Taylor, Evans. Best : Sanders, Wil-lis, Hosie, Huggins, P . Wood, Evans .A.M .P . Society : Goalkickers, best players not

received .

Old Geelong Gr . 2-6 3-6 12-10 13-12-90St . Kevin's O .B . 1-2 3-8 3-9 8-13-6 1

Old Geelong Gramm . : Grantham 3, Connor 2,Darke 2, S . Jenkins, A. Jenkins, Walker, Gretton-Watson, Reid, Laws . Best : Darke, Connor, Reid,Farran, Laws, Cantor .

St. Kevin's O.B . : Goalkickers, best players notreceived .

Fairfield 5-4 7-5 11-10 11-12-78St. Patrick's O .C. 1-0 5-3 5-4 12-5-77

Fairfield : Wing 2, Clarke 2, Collier 2, Grey 2,N . Wykes, Taylor, Hurd . Best : Gil Grace, L .Kenney, Zerella, Collier, Wing, N . Wykes.

St. Patrick's O.C . : Leyden 3, Photopolous 3,Mardling 3, Jansen, G . Vear, Lane . Best : Col-bert, Leydon, Photopolous, Nelson, M . Mardling,Lane .

St . Pat's, Ballarat congratulate Ray"Two Out of Two" Brady on the ar-rival of Mark, a new son .

As things turned out Ray was near-ly a fully trained midwife in oneeasy lesson .

Subsequently clairvoyant, baby bigsister Cathy, aged 13 months, senta football wrapped in green, whiteand blue for Mark to carry on thefine tradition .

Let's hope he does!

E RESERVE SECTIO NState Sav. Bank 7-6 11-6 18-12 21-16-142Old Essendon Gr. 0-1 2-6 2-6 5-6-36

State Sav . Bank : Jackson 5, Spithiil 5, Dum-breil 4, Stafford 2, T . Cavanagh 2, Hatfield,Tucker, Mitchell . Best : Stafford, Spithill, Kell,Bradford, Jackson, Tucker .

Old Essendon Gramm . : Mirams 2, Mack 2,Roche . Best : Mirams, Mack, Fyfe, Hausler,Lambrinos.

Brunswick 2-4 5-5 8-10 12-11-83AJAX 0-0 1-0 3-2 7-8-50

Brunswick: G. Beckett 4, S. Goodman 3 ,Gordon, Gillett, Barkei, Hirvonen, Wood . Best :B . Goodman, Gordon, Clarke, Robinson, S .Goodman, Ross.A.J .A .X. : Gcalkickers, best players not re-

ceived .

Elsternwick 0-1 2-3 5-5 6-9-45La Trobe Univ . 1-2 2-4 3-6 3-6-24

Elsternwick : Williams 2, Hohmuth, Molyneaux ,Grant, Eaton . Best : Anderson, Grant, Williams,Hohmuth, Galpin, D. Perkins .

La Trobe Univ . : Carr 2, Adcock . Best :Sparkes, Porra, Bowen, Molloy, Carr, Gibbs .

ANZ Bank 5-3 7-7 10-9 14-14-98Old Mentonians 1-1 1-2 1-4 1-5-1 1

A .N .Z. Bank : Hickford 4, Fehring 3, Knight 2,Thompson, Penhale, C . Sampson, Dawson, Ridg-way . Best : Child, Hickford, Fehring, Stamps,Dawson, Ridgway .

Old Mentonians : Hallam . Best : Reilly, Hall,C. Hallam, Newton, McCashney, McKenzie .

Old Cam'well Gr . 0-0 7-6 7-6 11-12-78Old Xaverians 5-4 6-4 8-6 9-8-62

Old Cam'well Gramm . : Milner 5, Mullett 2,Vincent, G . Buckeridge, M . Phail, Whitford .Best: Milner, Oakley, Mullett, Sugden, McPhail,1 . Buckeridge .

Old Xaverians : D. Petroff 2, I . Alston, Rich-ardson, Fowler, Curtain, Dowling, Connelly, Wil-liams . Best : Ryan, Fowler, Richardson, Petroff,Curtain, Dowling .

Reservoir Old Boys 1-5 8 .13 10-13 11-20-86Old Ivanhoe Gr. 1-1 1-1 3-1 3-1-19

Reservoir Olo Boys : Martin 4, Dulke, R .Slater, Best, Parry, Tunaley, Archer, Formica .Best : Poon, Dulke, L . Scott, Jackson, Wheatley,Martin .

Old Ivanhoe Gramm . : Varley, Gurney, Hamil-ton . Best : Cohen, Kadar, Arthur, Varley, Dixon,Massingham .

Tooro,nga-Malvern's president, BertLiddell, apart from playing with theReserves, does the goals . for the Sen-iors, will run the boundary if request-ed, and in fact, will do anything atall-

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Important Notes - continuedSCORES TO "HERALD"

- NUMBERSYou MUST phone final scores to

the HERALD office as soon as possibleafter the match - if your scores arereceived before 4.50 p.m. they willbe published .

If received after that time, theywill not be published, but if you missthe 4.50 p.m. deadline, YOU MUSTSTILL PHONE BEFORE 5.30 p .m. Ourrepresentative will be in attendanceuntil that time.

If you fail to phone the scores tothe Herald office before the publica-tion deadline of 4.50 p.m. (JuniorSections excepted), you will be finedone dollar. If you also fail to phonescores to the Herald before 5.30 p .m .you will be fined an extra two dollars--making three dollars in all (includ-ing Juniors).

If you miss out on the Herald youmust phone the scores to the PressCorrespondent before 7.30 p.m., other-wise you are fined another dollar.

Clubs in "A" Section will still berequired to furnish ALL goalkickersand six (6) best players for each teamto the Press Correspondent BEFORE7.30 p.m. - Phone 531290.

A short summary of the match isalso required.

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The only way to ensure delivery onMonday is to post SUNDAY-EARLY.

"HERALD" PHONE NUMBERSYou may now dial DIRECT to the

Amateur Football representative atthe "Herald" Office.

The numbers are:6521 407 or 6521 479.

If you have any difficulty, you mayring 63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION407 or 479 .

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When phoning scores, please statefirstly the Section, the teams con-cerned, and then the winners, beforegiving the actual scores .

Correct scores must he phoned,otherwise a fine will be incurred .Check with Goal Umpires for correctscores .

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TRIBUNA L(Matches played June 6th)

R. Benson (MHS Old Boys Juniors)was found guilty of striking K . O'Raf-ferty (Ivanhoe Juniors) and suspen-ded for six matches.

(Matches played June 13th )R. Ellis (Coburg) was found guilty

of striking G. Tootell (CaulfieldGramm.) and suspended for sixmatches.

J. Mason (Old Haileyburians) wasfound guilty of back-handing S. Huck-ett (Hampton Rovers) and suspendedfor six matches.

P. J. Valle (Glenhuntly) was foundguilty of striking R. Bell (WestBrunswick) and suspended for eightmatches.

D. R. McGrory (Glenhuntly) wasfound guilty of striking D . Menzies(West Brunswick) and suspended fortwelve matches .

R . E. Rudd (Fairfield) was foundguilty of striking D. Reynolds (St.Kevin's Old Boys) and suspended forsix matches .

P. Rafter (Old Mentonians) wasfound guilty of striking D . Cuttriss(Old Ivanhoe Gramm .) and suspendedfor four matches.

J. Robertson (Old Mentonians) wasfound guilty of using abusive lang-uage to the field umpire during thelast quarter and also after the match .He was suspended for three matcrheson the first charge and five matcheson the second - a total suspensionof eight matches .

P. Royston (Old Mentonians) wasfound guilty of striking D . Cuttriss(Old Ivanhoe Gramm.) and suspendedfor four matches.

A. Drysdale (Monash Univ. Juniors)was found guilty of striking D . A.Foulsham (Ormond Juniors) with theelbow, and reprimanded .

R. Webster (Old Geelong Gramm .Reserves) was found guilty of strikingR. Winnacott (Parkside Reserves) andsuspended for four matches.

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T. Johnston (Parkside Reserves) wasfound guilty of striking G. Grantham(Old Geelong Gramm. Reserves) andsuspended for four matches.

(Matches played June 20th )D. A. Miles (ANZ Bank Reserves)

was found guilty of striking N. Eizen-berg (AJAX Reserves) and suspendedfor six matches.

(Matches played June 27th )B. Shacklock (Commonwealth

Bank) was found guilty of striking K .Andrews (Geelong) and suspendedfor four matches.

R. Foster (Geelong) was foundguilty of striking S. Medcraft (Com-munwealth Bank) and suspended forfour matches.

S. R. Day (Fairfield) was reportedfor deliberately charging G. Ruddell(AMP Society) - charge not sus-tained .

R . Ford (Parkside) was found guiltyof striking J. Power (St. Kevin's OldBoys) on two occasions. He was sus-pended for six matches on the firstcharge and four matches on thesecond - a total suspension of tenmatches .

1. Percy (Ivanhoe Juniors) wasfound guilty of striking R . Casey (St .Kilda CBOC Juniors) and suspendedfor four matches .

R. Casey (St . Kilda CBOC Juniors)was found guilty of striking I. Percy(Ivanhoe Juniors) and suspended forfour matches .

F. Oldmeadow (Ivanhoe Juniors)was charged with striking an un-known St. Kilda CBOC player -charge not sustained .

M. Melherbie (Hampton Scouts)was found guilty of kicking G. Tillton(National Bank Juniors) and suspen-ded for four matches.

P. J. Cook (Hampton Rovers Re-serves) was found guilty of strikingB. Henderson (National Bank Reser-ves) and suspended for three matches .

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Tribunal continuedW. M. Anderson (Hampton Rovers

Reserves) was charged with strikingB. Henderson (National Bank Reser-ves) -- charge not sustained.

B. Henderson (National Bank Re-serves) was suspended for two mat-ches as the Tribunal considered thatlie tendered unsatisfactory evidence .

R . Jones (Old Haileybury Reserves)was charged with rhacking (tripping)P. Patterson (Assumption O.C. Re-serves) - charge not sustained .

A. B. O'Keefe (Assumption O.C.Reserves) was found guilty of strik-ing R. Jones (Old Haileybury Reser-

I doubt if there were any reallyhappy Alphington players after thefinal siren last week, but this couldbe expected when both Reserves andSeniors were defeated by the lastkick of their respective matches .

On the credit side, Pere Adamscould see a vast improvement in theteam effort and a big lift in spirit .

A winning centre-line led by Rus-sell (Abba-Dabba) Abernathy gave theBrunswick forwards many chances toscore.

His kicking to position was a de-light to watch .

The big Ormond guns are firing ."Barrels" Newman, centre half-

forward ; "Long" Wood, ruck and for-ward; Tony Voight, centre half-back ;"Mel" Bourne, ruck; `°Teasa" Ladd ,

Assumption supporters and friendswere saddened to hear of the suddendeath of one of their staunchest sup-porters in Mark Canavan, last week .

His presence each week and hiswords of constructive praise andcriticism, were indicative of the char-acter of the man who will be sadlymissed by all who knew him .

News has it that MHS may havebeen playing an unrecognised forward

ve,s) in retaliation after the allegedhacking incident and was suspendedfor four matches .

G. Rate (St. Patrick's O.C. Reserves)was charged with striking D . Man-sell (West Brunswick Reserves) -charge not sustained .

D. Mansell (West Brunswick Re-serves) was found guilty of strikingG. Rate (St. Patrick's O.C. Reserves)and suspended for six matches .

T. Rowan. (Brunswick Reserves)was found guilty of striking the OldEssendon Gramm. boundary umpireand suspended for six matches .

in the back line for the past six oreight seasons .

Well George, it took you a whilebut you finally saw the light .full forward, and "Cuz" Grarham willbe real boomers in the games aroundSeptember .

The third quarter was highlightedby some great back play by Ian Bick-eridge, Pete Molloy and "Cat" Mehan.

It was in this quarter that the gamewas really won as the opposition-kicked only two goals despite theuse of a six-goal wind .

The final term saw the most evenquarter of the game, with the forwardline converting enough opportunitiesfor their three-goal win .

Collegian members and supporters,well wishers and others will be pleas-ed to hear that Brian Powell is outof the hospital (mainly due to theshortage of beds) but is still a sickboy and is confined to his bed wherehe is under the care of his. wife and,I believe, his sister Glenys (a qualifiednursing sister) .

We wish him a speedy recoveryand thank all those who enquiredafter Brian's health .

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BALL BRIEFSThe Alphington ground seems to

have shrunk since my day .Last week players from both teams

kicked goals from way out, but thebest was that by Barry Shearer.

He wasn't far from the end of thecricket pitch when he let fly and theball passed through the goalpostsnearer the top than the bottom .

Bill Leifting played a grand gamefor Tooronga-Malvern Juniors lastweek, being in almost every forwardmove besides kicking 3 goals himself .

One goal he popped through fromthe behind post off the wrong footwhilst running away from goal wasa gem.

John McMaster was very effectivein defence and David Braun, JohnBlack, Wayne Stokes and GrahamWatts were always well in the picture .

Footscray Tech's ghost really cameto life last week.

"The Spook" promoted from thereserves battled hard and fought wellall day .

Good to see the "Passionate One"find form after a series of earlynights .

"Punch" roved strongly and markedvery well around the ground .

Brunswick's Keith (Which-way)Weybury completely crushed the op-position with his aerial supremacylast week.

He held command of the air all dayand capped this off with two goodgoals .

Peter Hanson returned to the OldCamberwell line-up last week withfive goals .

His drive had been missed especiallyaround the goals .

Other players to show out in lastweek's win over Dookie Longerenongwere captain Ken Wood who starredin the centre Dave Tucker who wasonce again impassable on the backflank, "Butch" MacAllum who gave

great drive in the ruck, and MarkTipping who was involved in practic-ally everything on the forward line .

Special mention to Johnny Crewinwho despite a broken hand earlier inthe season, is having a great year.

The big news at Old Brighton isthat number one supporter "Big" JackTrewavas has been married for thirtyyears last Saturday .

Jack and Nan have given OldBrighton three players (?) and in-numerable donations over the years .

Well done from everybody atBrighton Beach .

Collegians Reserves welcomed thereturn of assistant-coach John Moodieto the side .

John kicked four of his team's tallyof goals, and other goal sneaks wereBenjamin McKenzie and Buzaglo .

Our best players for the reservescame from Day, Lugg, Opie, Windest,Moodie and L . Richards.

The Mood's four goals put him twoahead of Rod Opie's tally for our re-serves, and both their tallies shouldbe ve :y much bigger before the seas-on's over .

Assumption made a great lastquarter effort to grab a narrow winlast week.

Supreme all day was Des Tuck whowas the dynamo that sparked the re,vival .

His general play and long kicks area joy to Blues supporters who haveat times found this their only joy .

Other highlights of the day includedGerry Harding's new theory on mark-ing - he now lies down on the job ;Steve Cooper's never-say-die lastquarter and Barry Dyer adding lastminute mobility to the half-forwardline .

Our spy at the game also told methat E. O'H is not suffering from tineaand will strip for the reserves nextweek.

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E3all Briefs - continuedSt. Pat's Ballarat dashing reserve

Andy, now to be called "Soapy" Lanewas best dressed player last week .

After spending Saturday morning atthe laundramat cleaning his footballgear turned up with them still asblack as ever .

He tells us he forgot the soap suds!St . Bernard's Juniors gave a lethar-

aic display against Monash with afew exceptions .

Acting captain Damien Santamaria,was in fine form in the back pocket,and was an inspiration all day .

He said a few words too .Galloping Des McGowan backed

him up well as fill-in full back and- could it be Dessy can see at last -he took some screamers .

Against some tough opposition itis pleasing to see new players DavidMorgan and Grange Crawshaw doingso well in the Glenhuntly Firsts .

Laurie Ardley is playing with allhis old sureness and Bruce Warner iscovering plenty of ground to lift theforward line .All ended happily ever after for

AMP coach Barry Van Ess who cele-brated his anniversary and an AMPvictory last Saturday night .

AMP's usual strengths, strangelyenough were down in form on recentweeks with the exception of "Fats"Thompson who again was in business

for the full 100 minutes .Stop-gap "Blossie" filled in ade-

quately for Max and Laurie Taylorwas supreme in defence .

Alan Saxby made the most of hislast minute inclusion and assisted"Porter".

Lets see you AMP on Parkside to-day in a big way .

The OM's Firsts had their best winfor the season last week with every-one contributing towards the victory .

Geoff Cloke played another brilliantgame on the half-back flank; Mick

Loughlin showed out on the wing andDave `OYlegs" Urquhart marked bril-liantly around the ground .

Bruce Niemann continued his goodform at full-forward receiving manyoppo: tunities from Dave Russell .

Pete Roberson roved well and hopehe continues in this vein for his 50thgame next week .

Apologies are extended to the restof the team all of whom should beincluded in this ball brief .

Dave "Solid" Berry took over incapable fashion as captain of Ivanhoelast week, in the absence of Wee Wil-liam .

The result might not have been asDave desired, but he certainly lookedthe part right down to his new hoots .

A strong finish in the last quartersaw St . Kilda CBOC win comfortablyto leave four wins required to makethe four.

We must treat every game like afinal till the end of the season .

Best players were Ian White whoturned in his best game for the year,Vic Calleja, Dennis Drew fast becom-ing our most consistent player, and"Bones" Drinan .

Supporters of Old Trinity wereagain subjected to what seems to bethe weekly serial of close finishes .

Again the team put in only onegood quarter, just enough to win thefour points

If it hadn't been for a strong re- .viva] of players like Rod Jones, Rodde Boos and Bruce Kleinert the resultmight have been somewhat different .

Big games by Wally Kozlowski andBruce Corben in Ormond's crushingwin last week.

These two under 19 boys on beingpromoted to the seniors have givennotice that they are both in the sideto stay .

Clearly, places in the future will be-come pretty tight with the return ??of the Interstate reps .

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FIXTURES & RESULTS "A" SECTIO NAPRIL 1 1

Cob 17.22 CGram 16 .12Coll 11 .13 UBlues 11 .8MHSO$ 15 .17 OPar 11 .11DI-Salle, 26.12 Ivan 17.13Ormd 19.22 MUnI 14.1 5

APRIL 1 8OPar 12 .20 DLSelle 7 .11MHSOB 17.27 Coll 12.9Cob 15 .8 UBlues 12.18Ormd 14.27 CGram 14 .9MUniv 18.15 Ivan 13.21

APRIL 25Cob 12.10 Ormd 12 .8CGram 23.15 OPar 14 .11UBluea 16.16 Ivan 13.19MHSOB 17 .22 DI-Salle

13 .1 2MUniv 14.13 Coll 13.4

Ivan 17 .10 OPar 12.19DLS 18.11 UBlues 13 .12CGram 24.16 MonU 16.1 2

MAY 16CGramm 14.11 Col 8 .14OPar 10.8 UBlues 7.13Omd 15 .9 Ivan 13 .9Cob 13 .14 DLSaIIe 11 .9MHSOB 9.13 MUniv 9 .1 1

MAY 2 3Orm 17 .10 UBlues 8.8Cob 22.11 Ivan 10 .5Colgns 16 .12 OPar 8.16MHSOB 15 .18 Caul 15 .16MonU 11 .10 DLS 7 .1 0

MAY 30Cob 16 .12 OPar 8.8Coll 18.16 Ivan 18.5CGram 20.13 DLS 10 .18Orrin 16 .18 MHSOB 16 .12MUniv 19 .10 Univ 13 .4

JUNE 1 3Cob 22 .12 CGram 19 .9UBlues 12 .16 Clgns 8 .4OPar 13 .13 MHSOB 13.9DLS 11 .10 Ivan 10.5Orm 15 .8 MonU 9 .1 4

JUNE 20DI-Sal 7.8 OPar 7 .7Cob 18.4 Coll 7 .8MHSOB 7 .17 UBlues 8 .8Orm 9.20 CGram 9 .6Ivan 10 .16 MUni 9 .1 4

JUNE 27Cob 11 .17 Orrin 10 .7CGram 18.10 OPar 16 .17UBlues 17.18 Ivan 10 .11MHSOB 16 .2 DI-Sal 10 .11Coll 16 .14 MUni 13 .1 0

JULY 11Orm 16 .18 Col 7 .1 9Cob 18 .11 MHSOB 10.13;Ivan 15 .13 CauIG 12 .11UBlues 14 .8 DLS 4 .8MonU 18 .14 OPar 11 .1 1

JULY 18CauIG 16.9 Coll 11 .10UBlues 23.10 OPar 12.8Orm 25 .17 Ivan 12 .8

DLS 16 .19 Cob 12 .12MonU 13 .12 MHSOB 11 .

JULY 25UBlues v OrmondIvanhoe v CoburgOPar v CignaMHSOB v CauIGDI-Sal v Mont.)

AUGUST 1Coburg v OParCigna v IvanhoeCauIG v DLSeIOrmond v MHSOBMonU v UBlues

MAY 2Cob 19 .14 Coll 5.6MHSOB 9.8 UBlues 4 .13Ormd 11 .11 DI-Sal 10.10CGram 18.16 Ivan 11 .8MonU 11 .14 OPar 10 .1 1

MAY 9Orrin 20.19 Coll 10 .11Cob 20 .18 MHSOB 10 .15

JUNE 6Orm 25.20 OPar 8.14DLS 13 .13 Coll 13.6Ivan 19 .16 MHSOB 16 .11CGr 25.16 UBlues 17.14Cob 24 .19 MUni 11 .14

AUGUST 8OPar v OrmondDI-Sal v ClgnsMHSOB v IvanhoeUBlues v CGramMonU v Coburg

AUGUST 15Ormond v DI-SalCoburg v UBluesCigna v MHSOBIvanhoe v OParCauIG v Mon U

The Grounds Where and HowHere is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, together with

directions as to how they may be reached . Unless otherwise stated, Reserves play on someground as Seniors .

"A" SECTIONCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Oval 3, Albert Park .

(Train to Albert Park or South Melbourne, tramin Collins Street to South Melbourne TechnicalSchool . )

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

COLLEGIANS : Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park, atrear of MacRobertson Girl's High School . (St .Kilda Road tram (except Toorak) to BowenCrescent. )

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS: Glen Iris Oval,off High Street, near Glen Iris Station . (Trainto Glen Iris or Glen Iris tram in SwanstonStreet to terminus .) RESERVES : Rigl•;etti Oval,off Glenferrie Road, Kooyong, opposite KooyongTennis Courts . (Train or Glenferrie Road tram toKooyong Station) .

IVANHOE : Ivanhoe Recreation Reserve, LowerHeidelberg Road . (Train to Ivanhoe, walk

south along Marshall Street to Lower HeidelbergRoad . )

MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS : MelbourneHigh School Oval, Forrest Hi)), South Yarra .(Train or Toorak Tram in Swanston Street toSouth Yarra Station . Cars enter from ChapelSt. or Claremont St . - not Alexandra Ave. )

MONASH UNIVERSITY: Monash University Oval .(Train to Hvntingdale, bus along North Roadand Wellington Road to ground . )

OLD PARADIANS: Yarra Park, opposite OlympicPark. (Batman Avenue tram froro PrincesBridge . )

ORMOND : Ormond Park . (Train to Ormond andwalk North along Newham Grove .)

UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval . (Moreland orEast Coburg tram in Swanston Street or Bruns-wick, Coburg or North Coburg tram in ElizabethStreet.) RESERVES: South-east corner of PrincesPark, opposite Ormond College, Parkville .(Brunswick, Coburg or North Coburg tram inElizabeth Street to College Crescent . )

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Ball Briefs - continuedTo.oronga-Malvern secretary is a

guy who does the impossible in everyway .

Naturally he is overworked andmost of what he does goes unnoticed .

If every committeeman at T-M' sgave as much as the DJ we wouldhave a lot more success both on andoff the field .

Another big win by UniversityBlues last week saw Tim Standishplay easily his hest game of the seas-on, not only in the forward pocketwhere he kicked six goals, but on theball as well .

The dry conditions also suited"Sparkles" who managed to kickeight, Colin Leitch continued to playwell on the wing and newcomer RonGreen really fired when he came onat half-time .

The highlight of the day was in thethird quarter when Ken Scarfe grab-bed a hit-out in the centre and bootedan enormous goal - truly amazing .

After a very disappointing first half,in which teamwork was virtually non-existent . North Old Boys eventuallyclicked in the last quarter to run outwinners against Commonwealth Bankby two goals .

Bob Spurling and Damien Maguireplayed consistent football all day andwhen other members of the sidecapitalised on their efforts, Northlooked a much better side.

Rob Wilson played a great gamearound the packs for Monash Uni .on Saturday .

Rob has been in great form thisseason and has been consistently win-ning around the packs. Keep it upRob .

Keep up the good work R .O .B.'s .The lst eighteen are one game clearon top, the reserves are three gamesclear undefeated. Let's keep up thegood work and not lose another gam efor the year.

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The wog (the flu wog, not Georgehas hit the Alphington Juniors heavilyand they had to enlist the aid of th(kindergarten mob again to put a teaty.on the field .

How they covered the vacant plac .es in the team is hard to imaginebut there were enough good player,to keep the ball up to Welch a

n Wills.Barry Chapman really turned it or.

for Footscray Reserves last week.Chappo dobbed 5 and fought the

game out right to the final bell .Young Alan Fox also played a great

game on the wing and forward flank,Foxy marked strongly and was

most disappointed when his shot atgoal hit the post in the final term .

With only minutes to go Footscraykept the ball on the forward line .

From the throw in big John Munngrabbed the ball forced through 2or 3 defenders and snapped it throughto give us victory by 1 point .

Brunswick Reserves kept their finalfour chances alive with a good winover A.J .A .X . reserves .

It was good to see the return toform of Lee (Elvis) Gordon .

It was also good to see Ross Vincentback in action last week after a longbreak from football due to two ser-ious injuries in the '68 and '69 sea-sons .

Ross, who played with the Old Cam-berwell Reserves, showed that despiteonly two games in two years he hasnot lost his touch .

He marked well, kicked stronglyand created plenty of opportunties forteammates .

Welcome back and keep up thegood work Ross .

Collegians gave Caulfield Gr . a sur-prise by staying with them until halfway through the last quarter whenCaulfield drew away and went on to acomfortable win.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 25, 1970

Ball Briefs - C~ontinuWdCollegians' best on the

day camefrom Ken Boundy, (only been with us

his IoIIy and increase the wear andear on his folder of notes and statis-

Bristow and Grahani Ritchie who also

about a year) John Shinkfield, anothercomparative new comer, skipper Ed-wards who led the side so ably, RodWebster, (this bloke has yet to turn

in a bad game) Johnnie Munn, andvice captain Wes Roach for a com-bined vigorous display all day .Wes always sets an example for

the younger ones to follow, and willgive or ask no quarter of any playerhe plays against ; the tougher theyare the better Wes likes it.

Assumption reserves seem to be lostat home these days .A bad case of "wrong-flank-itis"

has attacked them on each of thelast two home games .

Some of the silly things done byplayers have caused "°L,S,T,g'~ to do

tics .

Only things of note to report werethe 50 game trophies earned by Kevi n

qualified for the father of the monthaward .

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looks like her mum, which is a break.Comment of the week - from th e"scrap-book man"-

«A what??"clai Pth Reservess is a helpconfir

m f ls de byturning in a disgraceful effort againstBrighton .

"Alfie" Sinclair was one who triedall day to disprove the theory butreceived little support .

Not nearly good enough AMP .The OM's Reserves played badly

last week and have put their chancesfor the final four in jeopardy . LesCaldwell played an excellent captain'sgame with Peter Sharp and Tim Aldersupported him well on the wings .

Col Pyrnan was the only hackmanto show out, Jo`hn Benson provided

the main avenue for the team'stacks at centre half-forward and BarryGilbert in a new role as rover con-tinued on with his good form.

St• Kilda CBOC Reserves showed awelcome return to formlast week to win well

However, we are capable of betterplay and will need to produce it if weare to play in the finals .

Highlights were Tony Sherman'sfine game at full back where he letnothing past, and Robin Harrison'

screative play up forward .Both must be putting pressure on

senior players ,De La, Reserves did not put in one

CobUreir best performances againstg . However, it was pleasing t osee the way they fought it out to thefinish .

Players to show out were John New-ton who rucked tirelessly all day,P.olly Perkins who would just not

give in, Marty Scvllon and Jack Dow-ney on that backline .

A great opening quarter, in whichCoburg Reserves kicked 7 goals, pav-ed the way for an easy win over DeLa Salle .

Best players in an even side wereEmselIe who never made a mistakeand gave the side great drive all day,Sutherland, a young player from theunder 19's who showed out with hisgnddcaall handling and clever thinking .Kent who wast solid i

n withdefence . Hanley

marked well at full forward and coul dhave kicked more goals .A message to The Mover -- get outof bed earlier Saturdays .In a game which never lacked in-

terest De La Salle put in four greatquarters against undefeated Coburg .

All players did their part in con-tributing to this win which showsthe value of dedication teTHE ~ and discipline , am work

AMA7EUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 25, 1970

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FROM HERE AND THEREOLD TRINITY MAN REACHES 158

Belated congratulations to Old Trin-ity's Tony Dart who broke Hummo'sclub record when he ran out lastweek for his 158th game with theclub .Tony has given the club many sea-

sons invaluable service both as a play-er and dedicated assistant secretary .

As a player Tony has showed histeam mates the way to play the game,hard but fair, if Tony can keep upwith the expense of losing contactlenses we can expect many more finegames from him yet .

150 GAMES FOR KEW STARCongratulations to Ian Job from

all at Kew on playing his 150th gameagainst Geelong last week.

"Tunna" has given great service tothe club both as a player and as acommittee man .

Well done Tunna .

HELLO TO GYMPIE, THE BLEEDERAND THE PEN

It was a good win at Kew by ourboys . We had many good players .

To name a few Guyon Wilson, wh okicked four goals and took umpteenmarks, Lionel Smith, who is reallyback in business on the centre line,Brian Smith, Alan Foster and AlanFlucker, acting captain Ken Andrewsand Mickey Allden again his usual ef-fective self .

The Kew ground was in a firm con-dition which was remarkable con-sidering the "great" weather. A bitlike the Harry (sorry or is it Henry!!)Trott .

Today we have the Old Xavs . JackBowen suggests we postpone thematch and start on Old Scotch's re-cord .

Not likely, we are not particularlyinterested in "the record" until wecan manage the win .

John Vautier has had the `flu andcould not make it .

Mick Meagher had the unenviabletask of stepping in and carried thedeal with distinction .

Now for the highlight . The poise,elegance, showmanship, purposeful-ness, speed and precision of "Flossy"Hewitt between the goal posts farsurpassed the efforts of stand-in JohnCasboult earlier in the year.

Indeed must hold "Flossy" in anextremely healthy position with re-gard to a permanent appointment .

Might be baby elephant's turn to-day ?

Till next week Pu!~sy Cat .101 GAMES AT ALPHINGTONWe found out that Jeff Scott hadn't

been credited with a game the weekhe returned from his holidays withthat beard .

The record for that week mentions"hairy stranger", so we have cor-rected the total, making him one ofthe elect .

He started with our juniors, play-ed a season or two with Monash thencame back to demonstrate a uniquemanner of ball control, a cool andcalm approach to tight situations anda quiet approach to the dressing roomthat requires a couple of looks tosee if he is in the room.HELLO POISON PEN AND BLEEDER

and GREETINGS PUSSY CATCommonwealth Bank are fast gain-

ing the reputation of always the bri-desmaid - it was the time-on periodbefore North caught us on Saturday .

With a cross-wind blowing we wor-ried North for most of the game andI sensed victory until Bob Spurlingwent on to their half forward line .We had great triers in Keith Imbery,the invincible Les Radford, Carl Ven-tura, Chris Robb and the battlingBob Cooper.

When we led by 16 points at threequarter time the Gympie heart wasthumping wildly, but victory justwould not come .

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From Here and There ® continuedThe Reserves turned in another

thriller - us down by 2 points thistime. I thought the Reserves weregoing racial - four Browns and threeWhites are a team manager's night-mare . Thank heavens Stewie Smithhas retired .

There were good players in JohnWhite, Steve White, that grand lit-tle battler Sam Athans, 'Kevin Mc-Nally, Russell Joy and "Frosty" Line-han .The dance was a huge success -

but perhaps 10 kegs were a little toomuch to waltz to; however we mademoney so the trip to regain the Dixonshield against our counterparts inAdelaide is assured .

I'm the king at the Pride of Erin .Kew today, perhaps we will win

this - on form we are going to behard to beat .

Until all your onions get pickled-- Gympie. PS - Pussy Cat - "Ac-tion" did not play - he is injured .

Star St. Kilda CBOC full backKevin "Bones" Drinan turns out forhis 50th game this Saturday .

A fine high mark and an unstylishbut effective kick, Kevin is an 1 n _credibly determined player who isnever beaten as all his opponentshave found this season .

His ability to maintain balance af-ter flying for the ball gives him ex-cellent recovery and to the dismay ofhapless full-forwards he rarely failsto clear the ball.

Keep it up "Bones" .Good to see Geoff "Foxy" Cohen

notch his fifty games .Fox played in the early years of

Old Ivanhoe, then went overseas forthree years and is back this yearplaying as well as ever .

Well done Fox .Congratulations to U .H .S . Old Boys

players Geoff Davis, Dennis Belcher

who play their 50th games for theclub today .

Geoff, who is leading goalkicker for"C" grade has been a great playerfor the club on the forward line,either at full forward or centre halfforward.

At the other end of the groundDennis has been a strength to theclub when playing either at full backor centre half back .

Well done Geoff and Dennis .Kevin White, the most junior of the

WHITE family in the senior side, re-cently played his 50th game for theclub.

A magnificent high mark and a longaccu ate kick, Kevin's ruck play hasbeen a strength of the team all sea-son.

St . Kilda CBOC can expect muchfine service from this big player if theservice from his family in the past i s

'TIS THE BLEEDER CALLING100 GAMES UP TO U .H.S. PLAYER

All at U.H.S . Old Boys congratu-late Barry Bennett for his 100th gametoday .

Barry was a great senior playerfor the club when the side was in"A" grade. After a short retirementhe has returned and is now playinggreat football in the Reserves .

Congratulations `old' fellow .

ADMISSION TICKETSAdmission tickets issued to club s

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

CAR PARKINGCars must he parked as directed at

Elsternwick Park, otherwise they willbe refused admittance to the ground .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-JULY 25, 1970 Page 25

From Here and ThereTIS THE BLEEDER CALLING

Greetings fellow scribes, the Che-shire Cat act is still on, Fairfield weresuccessful once again .

We fell in a hole in the last quarterbut fortunately our lead was bigenough to hold on till siren time .

Two or three young lads wereblooded, as our old enemy ClaudeCough-Cold had recruited a few ofour stars - they played reasonablywell too .

Ross Greer showed he's a thinkerand Mickey "Mouse" Gill will behandy to have around, Len "Major"Mitchell did well in the back pocketwhen he went on as a reserve .

The little red corpuscle sends hisregards to P.P. and asks to jog yourmemory in regard to that night out .

continuedSaw Parkside had a win, but I don't

know how Gympie's and Pussy Cat'steams managed, so I can only hopefor you both .

Have had no news about our 4W.T.'s so I can only assume that nonews is good news .

Till next week .The Bleede r

DUTIES OF RUNNERSThe duty of an Official Runner is

to carry messages from the coach toplayers and NOT to engage in alter-cations with players.

The runner, in carrying such mess-ages, must take the shortest possibleroute to the player concerned, andleave the field immediately after de-livering the message.

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A SECTIO NUniversity Blues v Ormond (at Elsternwick Park) .

Field : Sharpe ; Goal : Williams, Morgan .Ivanhoe v Coburg

Field : Hagarty; Goal : Ahim, Bridges .Old Paradians v Collegians

Field : Jorgensen ; Goal : Wilson, P . Jones .M .H .S . Old Boys v Caulfield Gramm .

Field : D . R . Dodds ; Goal : Sanderson, Dun-stan .De La Salle O .C. v Monash University

Field : Marshall ; Goal : I . Simpson, Smith .

B SECTIONCommonwealth Bank v Ke w

Field : George ; Goal : Mengoni, Hillier.Geelong v Old Xaverians

Field : L. Thomas .North Old Boys v University Blacks

Field : Bishop ; Goal : Paizis, R . McKenzie .St . Bernard's O.C . v Old Scotch Coll .Field : G . Thomas .

Footscray T .C .C .B . v AlphingtonField : I . Jennings ; Goal : Fox, Bonnett .

C SECTIONAssumption O.C . v Tooronga-Malvern - Marks .Ofd Haifeyburians v Power House - Koilmorgan .Old Carey Gramm. v Old Melburnians - Harra-

dence .National Bank v U .H .S . Old Boys - Loy .Hampton Rovers v St . Kilda C.B.C .O .B . - Robin-son .

0 SECTIO NGlenhuntly v Old Geelong Gramm . - Rowe .St. Kevin's O.B . v West Brunswick - Woolf .Fairfield v Old Trinity Gramm. - Hocking .A .M .P . Society v Parkside - Adams .Ofd Brighton Gramm . v St. Patrick's O .C. -

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Wills .La Trobe University v Dookie & Longerenong

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Coburg v Old Scotch Coll - Delahunt. I EMERGENCY UMPIRES :Ormond v Ivanhoe - Marsden . Malcolm, Kenworthy, G. M . Simpson.

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D SECTION and D RESERVE SECTION

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JUNIOR SECTION 1

M.H .S . Old Boys v Old ParadiansSt. Kilda C .B .C .O .B . v Monash UniversityOld Scotch Collegians v OrmondSt . Bernard's O .C. v CoburgIvanhoe v University

JUNIOR SECTION 2

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Ormond v. M . .S® Old B oysat 2 p.m.

Reserves at 11 .45 a.m.Admission : ADULTS 40 cents ; Children accompanied by an Adult - FREE

AMPLE CAR PARKING FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT GROUND - PARKING FEE 20 centsHOW TO GET THERE - Train to Elsternwick or Carnegie tram in Swanston Street toGlenhuntly Road, walk west along Glenhuntly Road .

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A SECTIONW L For Agst. % Pta .

Coburg 13 1 1618 1093 147 .6 52Ormond 12 2 1551 1080 143.6 48

Caulfield Gramm. 8 6 1627 1386 117 .2 32MHS Old Boys 8 6 1278 1265 100 .8 32

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B SECTIONGeelong 13 1 1376 880 156.3 52

Univ. Blacks 12 2 1480 1053 140.3 48Old Scotch Coll . 11 3 1329 988 134.4 44St. Bernard's O .C. 10 4 1284 953 134 .3 40North Old Boys 10 4 1195 1071 111 .6 40Kew 5 9 1110 1425 77 .7 20Old Xaverians 3 11 994 1161 85 .5 12C'wealth Bank 3 11 915 1218 75 .2 12Alphington 3 11 1117 1593 70 .0 12Footscray TCOB - 14 914 1444 63 .3 -

C SECTIONUHS Old Boys 12 2 1250 1010 123 .8 48Assumption O.C. 10 4 1177 957 123 .0 40Old Carey Gramm . 9 5 1173 832 141 .1 36Old Haileybury 9 5 1192 1047 114 .0 36Old Melburnians 9 5 1177 1071 109.9 36St . Kilda CBOC 8 6 1156 1087 106.6 32National Bank 5 9 1052 1033 101 .8 20Toor-Malvern 4 10 1015 1266 80.3 16Power House 2 12 785 1164 67.4 8Hampton Rovers 2 12 745 1333 55.8 8

D SECTIO NFairfield 11 3 1296 860 150.7 44Parkside 11 3 1028 746 137.8 44Old Trinity Gr. 11 3 1236 1041 118 .5 44

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E SECTIONRese rvoir Old Boys 13 1 1604 813 197.2 52Brunswick 12 2 1639 766 213.7 48La Trobe Univ. 12 2 1511 862 175.6 48Old Cam'well Gr . 9 5 1371 878 156.2 36*State Sav. Bank 8 5 1588 1208 98.5 34*Elsternwick 7 6 1338 885 151 .0 30ANZ Bank 6 8 1029 1076 95.5 24Old Ivanhoe Or. 6 8 1138 1200 94.9 24AJAX 5 9 1183 1345 88 .0 20Old Mentonians 4 10 984 1371 72 .0 16D. and L . O .C. 1 13 730 1757 41 .6 4Old Essendon Gr . - 14 433 2391 18.2 -

JUNIOR SECTION 1University 12 2 1439 598 240 .8 48Monash Univ. 11 3 1315 705 186 .6 44Ormond 11 3 1418 815 173.8 44Old Scotch Coll. 10 4 910 839 108 .8 40MHS Old Boys 8 6 877 940 93 .2 32St . Bernard's O .C. 7 7 967 927 104.1 28Ivanhoe 4 10 937 1217 77.0 16Old Paradians 4 10 740 1384 53.5 16Coburg 3 11 818 1252 65.2 12St. Kilda CBOC - 14 500 1466 34 .1 -

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Ormond 14 - 1290 499 258 .8 56Univ . Blues 12 2 1045 723 144 .6 48Coburg 10 4 fl 05 72$ 153 .1 40Monash Univ. 9 5 918 885 103.8 36'Caulfield Gramm . 5 8 846 917 91 .2 22*Collegians 4 9 700 968 72 .3 18**Ivanhoe 3 9 807 999 80 .9 16Old Paradians 4 10 679 896 75 .7 16De La Salle O.C . 4 10 663 1102 60.1 16MHS Old Boys 3 11 714 1081 60.3 12

B RESERVE SECTIO NUniv. Blacks 13 1 1283 491 261.8 52St. Bernard's O.C. 12 2 990 604 164 .0 48Old Scotch Coll. 10 4 938 670 139.9 40Footscray TCOB 8 6 744 669 111 .2 32Old Xaverians 6 8 785 788 99 .7 24North Old Boys 6 8 676 788 85 .9 24Kew 6 8 671 880 76.3 24C'wealth Bank 4 10 544 813 65 .9 16Geelong 3 11 608 955 63.5 12Alphington 2 12 588 1207 48 .8 8

C RESERVE SECTIO NPower House 11 3 815 667 122 .1 44*Old Carey Gramm . 10 3 906 549 165 .1 42Assumption O .C . 9 5 899 658 136 .7 36Old Melburnians 9 5 854 628 136 .0 36UHS Old Boys 9 5 887 660 134.7 36*St . Kilda CBOC 7 6 727 695 104.6 30Old Haileybury 6 8 660 840 78.8 24Hampton Rovers 5 9 632 729 86.9 20Toor-Malvern 2 12 504 833 60.6 8National Bank 1 13 438 1108 39 .6 4

D RESERVE SECTIO NSt. Kevin's O.B . 11 3 1102 551 200 .0 44Old Trinity 11 3 1188 681 174 .3 44Parkside 10 4 1036 680 152.3 40AMP Society 9 5 1012 684 148 .0 36Fairfield 8 6 717 733 97.8 32Old Brighton Or. 6 8 837 815 102.6 24West Brunswick 6 8 831 900 92 .4 24Old Geelong Or. 5 9 881 1095 80.4 20Glenhuntly 3 11 657 1094 60 .0 12St . Patrick's O .C. 1 13 476 1608 29 .6 4

E RESERVE SECTIONRese rvoir O.B. 14 - 1025 402 255.5 56Elsternwick 11 3 1178 540 218.0 44State Sav. Bank 9 5 959 665 144 .0 36Old Xaverians 9 5 700 646 108.3 36Old Cam'well Or. 7 7 739 669 110.4 28ANZ Bank 7 7 777 738 105.2 28AJAX 7 7 798 764 104.0 28*La Trobe Univ. 6 7 777 615 126.1 26*Brunswick 6 7 904 742 121 .8 26Old Ivanhoe Or. 6 8 652 885 73.7 24Old Essendon Or . 1 12 290 1328 21 .8 4Old Mentonians - 14 318 1193 26 .8 -

JUNIOR SECTION 2Power House 13 1 1654 772 214 .5 52Army Apprentices 11 3 1263 456 277 .8 44Caulfield Gramm. 11 3 1440 770 187 .2 44West Brunswick 9 5 1464 1034 141 .4 36Toor-Malvern 9 5 1133 1047 108 .6 36Elsternwick 7 7 1493 1375 108 .8 28Old Brighton Or. 7 7 902 1000 90 .2 28tAlphington 6 7 1057 1181 89 .4 24Hampton Scouts 5 9 915 1291 70.8 20tAJAX 3 10 843 1688 50.1 12Parkside 1 13 633 1480 42.8 4National Bank 1 13 610 1769 34.6 4

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