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Printed by Heft" & Bell Pty, LtcL, Button Roati. Maryborough, and Published by Georg MoTiof 12 Ripley qrcya, Caulfield North, for the Victorian Amateur Football A'saocl~ttoa,
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIOI
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MONASH BLUES, ORMOND AT TOP OF LISTONLY UNBEATEN TEAMS AFTER TWO ROUNDSNorth just beat St. Bernard's, C'au/. Coll. draw
By GEORGE McTAGGART
Page 2THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 3, 1975
Monash Blues and Ormond are the only undefeated teams after two roundsand Monash hold top place on percentage.
North Old Boys scrambled home from St. Bernard's by four points with agoal just before the siren while Caulfield Grammarians and Collegians playeda drawn game.
All five A Section games were close at the interval, with markins of four,five, nine, 10 and 11 points, but in most cases it was a different story in thesecond half.
Ormond finished a little too stronglyfor Reservoir Old Boys and won by16 points but it was only in the lastfew minutes that they clinched thematch .
The defences of both sides were ontop in the first quarter but Ormond,although beaten in the ruck, were get-ting drive from their rovers and ledby 5 points at half-time .
Reservoir went to a 19-point leadin the third term then a string of be-hinds robbed them of a chance toestablish what might well have beena winning lead and they were only 16points ahead at the last change .
But Reservoir held on gamely in thefinal quarter and Ormond had a hardstruggle to gain the lead.
North Old Boys trailed St . Bernard'sby 11 points at the interval but a 6-goal burst carried them to a 25-pointlead. St . Bernard's came back in thelast term but were beaten by 4 points .
Old Trinity started well against Co-burg with a 6-goal first quarter butthen lapsed into shockingly inaccuratekicking for goal . They kicked 1-6 inthe second term and were still 9 pointsahead but managed only 1-7 with thewind in the third quarter while Coburg
kicked 4-1 against it to be 3 points infront, and went on to win by 31points .
Old Paradians kept with UniversityBlacks for three quarters but theBlacks ran away in the last to wineasily, while Monash outplayed Gee-long in the second half to score bynearly 8 goals .
Kew beat Old Haileybury by 13points and Ivanhoe won by 15 pointsfrom De La Salle in a high-scoringgame .
Collegians had five more scoringshots than Caulfield Grammar butcould manage only a draw. Old Scotchcrashed by nearly 9 goals against Uni-versity Blues and Marcellin beat OldCarey by almost 8 goals .
Poor shooting contributed to Mel-bourne High's 39-point defeat by St.Kilda CBC, who had one shot less, andUni . High needed 11 more shots thanParkside to win by a goal (9-16 to10-4) .
Old Melburnians' accuracy helpedthem to a 44-point win over OldBrighton and better forward work en-abled Alphington to beat Brunswickby 3 goals.
Page 3THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 3, 1975
Last Week's Results - ContinueuC SECTION D SECTION
Old Ivanhoe Gr 7.5 9 .6 15.8 20.12-132Power House 1.0 4.5 6.6 9.7 - 6 1
OLD IVANHOE : Galbraith 7, Cropley 5,Constontinou 3, Williams 2, Gill, MacKenzie,G . Stevens . Best: Cropley, Gill, Williams,Galbraith, Kelsey, Gee .
POWER HOUSE: Godfrey 3, Sykes, New-ton, Shewan, Digby, Yuill, Mason . Best:Digby, Miller, Driscoll, Shewan, Newton,Cross.
Alphington 2.0 9.4 14 .6 16 .10-106Brunswick 5.10 7.11 10 .13 12 .16- 88ALPHINGTON : Tann 5, Arthur 2 . Roberts
2, Lennox 2, Williams, Skerry, Shea, EatonJamieson . Best : Shearer, Williams, Shea
,,Roberts, Lennox, Tann .
BRUNSWICK : Watt 3, S . Taylor 3, Mad-den 2, Ball 2, Palmer, Hughes Best : Cul-linan, Hanlon, Watt, Lasala, Palmer, Stuart .
UHS Old Boys 4.3 6.7 8.14 9 .16- 70Parkside 2.2 4.3 6.3 10.4 - 64U .H.S . OLD BOYS: Chettle 2, Reid 2,
$~ebstJohnsonanBlampiedluReidchParks,GWeb-ster, Byron .PARKSIDE : Baston 2, K . Gleeson 2, Keogh
2, Crapper, Poole, Riordan, B . Harvey. Best:Green, Poole, Keogh, B . Harvey, Ridd,Lanning .
St. Kilda CBOC 20.14-134MHS Old Boys 12.23- 95ST. KILDA CBOC : P . O'Connell 6, Cal-
leja 6, Cameron 5, Jennings, Vickers,McNeil . Best: Jennings, Cameron, Hinericks,Drinan, Rothwell, P. O'Connell .
~Malone, O SDchleOfers Ponton,4 J 3,Cherry . Best : Malone, P . Scott, J . Woods,Adams, Silberberg, Peatling .
Old Melburnians 1 .1 10.2 12.6 22 .10-142Old Brighton Gr 5 .7 10 .10 13 .18 13.18- 96OLD MELBURNIANS : Urquhart 9, Rob-
erson 5, Dawson 2, Pisarski 2, Batty 2,Knight, Brett-Young' N . McMullen . Best :Urquhart, K . Thomas, K . McMullen, Topp,Rogers, Mumme .
OLD BRIGHTON : Hamilton 3, Powell 3 ,Holmes 2, Mullett 2, Currie, Rosengarten, I COMMONWEALTH BANK
: Goalkickers,Wakeham . Best: Holmes, Rosengarten, Cur- Best Players not received, or received afterrie, Levvey, Hamilton, Jones
. co d d 1'P. e 6
Fawkner 5.7 9.11 13.20 17 .24-126Old Cam'weIl Gr 4.3 8.7 9.7 11.12- 7 8
FAWKNER : Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-line- first post Monday .
OLD CAMBERWELL: J. Steven 4, Watkin2, Buckeridge, P . Buchanan, Mehan, Rim-ington, Hewitt. Best: Steven, Gale, Batter-bury, Hewitt, Watkin, Rimington .
National Bank 6 .3 7.3 11.6 14 .7 - 91Assumption OC 1 .1 4.4 5.7 7.13- 55NATIONAL BANK : Jacomovic 3, Jenkin-
son 3, Cordy 2, M . McLean 2, Ponting, B .Scott . Best: Bentley, Dehne, Evans, M . Mc-Lean, S . Podger, R . Strongman .
ASSUMPTION OLD COLL . : T. Kelly 2,Pavone 2, Donegan, Schneider, McCormick .Best : L. Howard, P . Ryan, Maillard, Donegan, T . Kelly, Pavone .
Hampton Rovers 4.2 9.6 9.10 21 .17 143St . Kevins OB 3.3 5.6 7.10 9 .10- 64
MalnneP 2, OVickeOrs 2R Benn mb2 B6 rannan 2,Rowston, Rudd, Thompson . Best: Malone,Bennett, Nash, McNaughton, Sherry, Bird .
ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Corrigan 2,Griffin 2, Radford, Hogarty, Whitty, Harri-son, Pucizowski . Best : Reynolds, Hogarty,Simpson, Corrigan, Pucizowski, Hawkins .
State Sav . Bank 3.8 7.11 12 .11 15.14-104Old Geelong 2.4 5.10 8.14 12 .17- 89
STATE SAV . BANK : Julier 3, Laidlaw 3,Vines 2, Wright 2 ; Allen, Morgan, Jeffrey,McGill, Webster . Best: Evans, Collis, Burns,McGill, Brennan, Laidlaw .OLD GEELONG: B. Spiden 4, Whiting 3,P. Yencken 2, Shaw, Missen, J. Spiden .Best: Shaw, Missen, Law, B . Spiden, Baulch,Lewis .
Old Xaverians 1 .0 3 .4 6.7 9.10- 64C'wealth Bank 3 .2 3.2 5.5 6.7 - 43OLD XAVERIANS: Unkles 4, Noonan 2,
Holland 2, Trahair . Best : Brosnan, Dwyer,V✓ rigley, ankervis, Zachariah, Rush .
AY ea - me - first post Monday .
9 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 3, 1975
Last Week's Results - Continued
E SECTIO N
West Brunswick 4.1 8.8 9.12 14.22-106North Brunswick 5 .6 7.8 9.11 10.13- 73
WEST BRUNSWICK : Brockwell 5, Byrd3, Allen 2, Monger 2, Burton 2. Best : Allen,Brockwell, Byrd, Coleman, Ivey, Monger .
NORTH BRUNSWICK : Ricketts 2, R . Payne2, Heywood, R . Brekke, Handley, B . Duncan,Jewson, Kenny . Best: Raleigh, Strickland,Handley, R . Brekke, Archibald, Heywood .
F SECTIONBulleen United 4.4 7.8 9.13 14 .17-101Footscray IT 2 .1 3.2 7.5 9.8 - 62
BULLEEN UNITED : Wilson 4, R . Divirgilio3, McArthur-Allen 2, Brookes 2, R. Porter,N. Porter, Hullin . Best: Murray, Wilson,Brookes, Robertson, Muir, R . Porter .
FOOTSCRAY I .T. : Absalom 2, Butler 2,Fincher 2, Dilks, Murley, Whitby. Best:Butler, Absalom, Stanley, Ford, Murnic,Fincher.
Elsternwick 4.1 4.2 8.3 14.5 - 89AJAX 1 .5 7.11 9 .14 12 .15- 87
ELSTERNWICK : Molyneaux 5, Blythman2, Zimmer 2, J . Watson, Edger, Berns,J . Perkins, Peters . Best: Rigg, J . Perkins,Johnston, Molyneaux, Berns, A . Ramsay .
AJAX : Schulberg 6, Bialek 2, Burger, Fay-man, Feldpicer, Hoffman . Best: Ritterman,Jurberg, Segal, Schulberg, Lemish, Blazer .
St . Pat's-Mon 4.7 6.8 11.14 12 .15- 87St . Bede's OC 0 .0 1 .10 2.12 6 .18- 54
ST. PAT'S- MONIVAE : Maher 4, O'Con-ner 2, Ube 2, Stephens, Meredith, Ewing,Carter . Best : Maher, O'Hair, Carter, Healy,Robinson, Ryan .
ST. BEDE'S OC: Terrell 2, Bowden 2, Mor-iarty, McCormack. Best: F. Kean, Negri,Kurth, McCormack, Ryan, Bowden .
AMP Society 3.2 12 .2 12.7 21.14-140LaTrobe Blacks 2.6 6.8 9.12 11 .13- 79
A.M.P. SOCIETY, LA TROBE BLACKS :Goalkickers, Best Players not received, orreceived after copy dead-line - first postMonday.
ANZ Bank 1.1 4.6 8.8 13 .14- 92Old Mentonians 5 .8 5.10 9 .15 11 .15- 8 1
ANZ BANK : Dancer 3, Harnetty 3, Daykin,A. Jones, Karpavicius, Kirby, Minniti, Tay-lor, Towan . Best: Crough, Doig, Glover Har-netty, Minniti, Pinder.
OLD MENTONIANS : Bungey 3, Norton 2,Wood 2, McKinlay, Witherow, Harrison,Smith. Best : Smith, Sinclair . Bundey, Ever-ett, Wood, Harrison .
Glenroy 2.3 4.8 11.8 16 .13-109Bulleen-T'stowe 1 .4 1 .7 2.12 2.14- 26
GLENROY: M. Wilson 4, A. White 3,Bray 2, R. Fox 2, A. Attard 2, Lynch, D .Fox, Hibbert . Best: Todorov, A . White, E .Attard, W . Stewart, Chandler, Hibbert .
BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : L. Tenace, G .Lee . Best: L. Tenace, A. Ward, Faulds,Beale .
Thornbury 6.4 9.9 16.17 1 8.19-127Beverley Hills 1.0 6.7 6.11 11 .20- 8 6
THORNBURY: Norris 5, Staff 4, Dymond4, Cowen, Scott, Greenwood, Ashby, Mc-Gorlick . Best: Norris, McGorlick, Staff,Dymond, Cowen, A . Burton.
BEVERLEY HILLS : Lester 2, Browning 2,Discombe 2, T . Holly, B . Holly, O'Loughlin,Chivers, C . McCrory. Best : Gowans, Lud-brook, Browning, C . McCrory, Discombe,O'Loughlin .
Heatherton 3.4 6.5 6.7 9.11- 65University Reds 0.1 3.1 5.1 7.2 - 4 4
HEATHERTON : Meeking 4, Bodey 2, Flet-cher 2, Parolin . Best : Killen, Kampf, PeterCarey, Meeking, Hopkins, Bodey.
UNIVERSITY REDS : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydeadline - first post Monday.
Monash Whites 6.3 13.12 18 .13 19.18-132LaTrobe Reds 2.3 2.4 6.10 8.12- 6 0
MONASH WHITES : Burley 9, Geritz 4,Deckker 3, Cook, Kok, Tellefson . Best :Milford, Tellefson, Burley, Kok, Picone,McKenzie.
LA TROBE REDS : Moloney 4, Sullivan 3,Le Lievre . Best: Wilson, Chandler, Sullivan,Gugger, Moloney, Taylor .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 3, 1975 Page 7
Last Week's Results - ContinuedJUNIOR SECTION 1
Ivanhoe 5.5 7.8 15.11 18 .16-124Coburg 2.1 8.7 12.10 15 .13-10 3
IVANHOE : McMahon 4, Course 3, Scown2, Jones 2, Forristal 2, Owens, Byrne, At-tard, Kilpatrick . Pickering . Best: Course,McMahon, Owens, Veitch, Hoare, Shultz .
COBURG: Tilburn 5, M. C. Brown 3,Richards 3, West, Weston, Buccilli, Elder .Best: M . C. Brown, Tilburn, Simmonds,Richards, McAuliffe, Weston .
Ormond 1.9Power House 3 .1
6 .14 12 .20 18 .26-1343.2 7.6 9.6 - 60
ORMOND : Sterling 5, Sinclair 4, Hill 3,Wilson 2, Parisi 2, Hand, Foulsham Best :Purcell, Parisi, Foulsham, Wilson Hill, Mor-ris.
POWER HOUSE : Dunn 6, Watkins 2, Wal-ker. Best: Ellis, Walker, Dunn, Bredyk,Frizzell, Rosewarne .
University Blacks 0 .2 4.7Mon. University 1 .0 2 .1
8.11 10 .16- 76
4.3 6.8 - 44
JUNIOR SECTION 2
North Old Boys 4.10 7.13 11 .19 15.21-I 1 lBulleen-T'stowe 1.2 2.3 6.3 7.5 - 47
NORTH OLD BOYS : Condelo 7, Haratsis3, Cuffe 2, Arthurson 2, Crotty . Best:Condello, Haratsis, Crotty, McSweeney,Jolly, Sullivan .
BULLEEN-TEMpLESTOWE : Sheridan 3,Hancock, D'Agostino Graham, Tenace . Best :Kelly Tenace, Bartlett, Chaplin, Goble, A .Smith .
West Brunswick 2.7 6.14 12 .24 18 .29-137Old Paradians 1.4 3.11 6.11 9.19- 73
WEST BRUNSWICK : Goodison 3, Brock-well 3, Bartley 3, Ceddia 3, Nigro 3, Lam-pard 2, T . Fyffe . Best : Ceddia, Nigro, Bart-ley, Brockwell, Coscriff, Meldrum .
OLD PARADIANS : Bainbridge 3, Grace 3,McLaughlin, R . Brown, Zivanovic . Best:Marcon, P . Brown, Johnson, Bainbridge,Ferrarese, Barker.
Hampton Rovers 6 .2 6.2 9.9 11.10- 76St . Bernard's OC 1 .2 3.6 4.8 6 .12- 4 8
HAMPTON ROVERS : Thompson 4, Earle3, Vasey, Pledger, Martin, Morecroft . Best :Thompson, Martin, Campbell, Cross, Pledg-er, Mallon .
ST. BERNARD'S OC: McNamee 2, Lalor2, Dalmau, Caven . Best : Caven, almau,McNamee, Scott, Ferlazzo, Sullivan .
UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .
MONASH UNIV . : Vaughan, Gunning,Staindl, Thomson, Ellis, Cosser. Best: Gun-ning, Ellis, Teale, Anderson, Rendish,Staindl .
University Blues 7.6 9.11 14.16 18 .20-128Old Scotch Coll 2.0 4.1 5.2 8.6 - 54
UNIV. BLUES: P . Maxwell 6, Clohesy 2,McLean 2, Hubble 2, Lynch 2, Scaletti,O'Dwyer, Whitehead, Angus . Best: Angus,Whitehead, Sammon, Rabone, Lynch, Mc-Lean .
OLD SCOTCH : Leckie 3, Burge 2, Egg-leston, Drummond, Longmuir . Best: G .Thomson, Eggleston, Wallace-Smith, Currie,P . Maddison, Griffith ,
Parkside a bye
Page 8
Geelong 6.3 8.6 11 .7 14.10- 94Caulfield Gramm . 2 .2 5.11 7 .12 10 .14- 74GEELONG: Dodds 7, Hansen 2 Bond,
Cameron, Colenso, Giddings, MacDonald .Best : Colenso, MacDonald, Bond, Dodds,Murdoch, Quirk .
CAULFIELD GRAM. : Stent 4, Ellis 2,Welch, Hayes, Cassidy . Noblett Best: Car-roll, Goldstraw, Welch, Hood, Ellis, Stent .
Thomastown 0 .0 3.4 3.4 11 .10- 76Old Carey Gram. 2.6 2.7 8.12 10 .12- 72
THOR`IASTOWN: Turner 3, Dibattista 2,Czerny 2, Gleeson 2, Kourlis, Robinson . Best
:Dibattista, Gleeson, Turner, Anderson, Park,Kallis .
OLD CAREY: Hearn 3, Harriss 2, Gorrie,Summons, Pearson, Wiseman, Tibballs . Best:
enbury; Haines, Allan, Davies, Hearn, Rat-
I Reservoir Old Boys a bye
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 3, 1975
Last Week's Results - Continued
A RESERVE SECTIO N
Reservoir OB 6.9 7.10 11 .14 12 .19 9 1
Ormond 1 .0 2.1 2.3 2.9 - 2 1
RESERVOIR OLD BOYS : Rankine 4, V .Aston 2, Scott 2, Massey 2, T . Wilson, Pet-tet . Best : V . Aston, Rankine, Massey, Morse,T . O'Brien, B. Coles .
ORMOND : Kozlowski 2 . Best: Meeking,Gallivan, Rowse, Hammond .
Coburg 3.5 5 .7 11.9 11.10- 76old Trinity Gr 1.2 5.9 6.9 10.15- 7 5
COBURG: J . Clark 3, Taylor 3, Zanon 2,Boyd, Cleary, Smith . Best : Cleary, Zanon,Taylor, Kelly, Wood, Cox .
OLD TRINITY: Duke 3, Stockdale 2, Car-nie 2, Nelson 2, L . Dann . Best : J . Day,Waters, P . Day, Carnie, Nelson, Stephens .
North OB 2 .4 3 .7 11 .9 15 .10-100St . Bernard's OC 1 .2 5.6 5.7 5.9 - 3 9
NORTH OLD BOYS : Curley 6, O'Keefe 3,Kotrolli 2, Crooks, O'Neill, Hughes, Biagi .Best : Curley, O'Neill, O'Keefe, Butera, Prior,Ryan .
ST. BERNARD'S OC : P . Pearson 2, Daf-fey 2, Brady . Best: Craine, McArdle, Hugh-es, Daffey, Sheahan, Tyler .
Old Paradians 3.2 7.5 10.11 14.14- 98
University Blacks 3 .1 6.2 6.5 7.6 - 48
OLD PARADIANS : Price 6, Mansfield 2,Boyling 2, Mount 2, Grindlay, McKinley .Best: Muller, Mount, Price, Grindlay, Coop-er, Gregor .
UNIV. BLACKS : Gleeson 2, G . Saines, T .Costello, Sharpe, Lipshut, Finfelde . Best:Lipshut, Best, Steinfort, Gleeson, T . Cos-tello, Sharpe .
Monash Blues 7 .4 11 .6 13.13 16 .17-113
Geelong 1 .0 5.2 5.4 6.5 - 4 1
MONASH BLUES : Powell 10, Van denAkker, Marret, Coldham, Hirons, Lucas .Best : Johnson, Elan, Coldham, Fitzpatrick,Van den Akker, Powell .
GEELONG : B . Smith 2, M . Betts, Poulton,Hunter, Robinson . Best : Hunter, B . Smith,M . Hosking, Barling, Poulton, Sheringham .
B RESERVE SECTIO N
Old Haileybury 2 .2 9.5 10.7 14 .11- 95Kew 2.5 3.7 6.11 7 .12- 54
OLD HAILEYBURY: Bannon 4, Sutcliffe 2,Jessep 2, Mehegan, Metherall, Schmidt,Urquhart, Robertson, Cunningham. Best :Schmidt, Jessep, Forbes, Trapp, Mehegan,Louig .
KEW: Goalkickers, Best Players not re-ceived, or received after copy dead-line -first post Monday .
De La Salle OC 0.2 5.9 9.12 12 .17- 89Ivanhoe 5.4 6.4 7.8 7.8 - 50 ,
DE LA SALLE : Bothe 3, Harley 3, P .Mitchell 2, Beddoe, J . McIlroy, O'Donnell,J . Mitchell . Best : Hill, Bathe, P . Mitchell,Whitelaw, Moore, Day .
IVANHOE: Drapac 2, Hecker, Buckley,Knight, G . Dean, Sanders . Best : Clough,Adley, P . Giles, Knight, Hecker, Buckley .
Marcellin OC 4.2 5.3 11 .9 12 .12- 84Old Carey Gram . 1 .1 1.1 2.3 5.5 - 35
MARCELLIN OC: Sartori 3, Ford 3,Price 2, Corrie, Mahon, Magnifico, O'Sulli-van . Best : Price, Holland, O'Sullivan, Cor-rie, Milaszewicz, Mahon.
OLD CAREY: Jenkins 2, Hardesty 2, Goode.Best : Jenkins, Adnrew, Fink, Ramsay, Don-aldson, Trood .
Collegians 5.7 7.8 15.12 15 .12 102Caulfield Gramm . 1 .0 2.9 4.11 5 .17- 47
COLLEGIANS: R. Leembruggen 4, D .Leembruggen 3, Ferguson 3, Wright 2,Tucker 2, Permezel . Best: R. Leembruggen,Nash, Berglund, Girdwood, McDonald, Em-mett .
CAULFIELD GRAM . : Tamblyn 3, Felsen-thal, Lupson . Best : Cox, Tamblyn, Hartley,Worthington, Hampton, Smith .
University Blues 3.3 7.5 10.8 14.12- 96Old Scotch Coll 2.2 2.6 3.7 4.9 - 3 3
UNIV . BLUES: Scarcella 3, Wilson 2,Ellison 2, Rosse 2, A . Smith 2, Langdon 2,Radford . Best : Ainger, Carmody, Ellison,Wilson, Rosse, Langdon .
OLD SCOTCH : Ainger, Nickless, Rash-leigh, Speer. Best : Firman, Midgley, Wall,Steele, Speer, Bate .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 3, 1975 Page 9
Last Week's ResultsC RESERVE SECTIO N
Old Ivanhoe Gr 3.9 5.10 8.14 10 .15- 75Power House 0.1 2.5 5.7 7.12- 54
OLD IVANHOE : Bainbridge 2, Milson 2,Gibbs, Grace, Jennings, Mohr, Smith . Best:Baker, P. Goldin, Nixon, Smith, Gurney,*P Haug .
POWER HOUSE : Hutchinson 2, Ruff 2,Hailes, Serradura, Siwek . Best: Daniel,Hutchinson, O'Brien, Ruff, De Jong, Hailes
Brunswick 4.1 8.10 8.11 12.19- 91Alphington 1.6 2.7 5.12 6.12- 4 8
BRUNSWICK: T. Staples 3, Gillette 3,Thompson 3, G . Smith 2, I . Sheehan . Best :Gillette, T . Staples, Munday, Banks, Cutajar, McLeod .
ALPHINGTON: K . Candy 3, Puddy 2,Liberman . Best: Munro, Overall, Hayes, As-lanis, K. Candy, Sutton .
Parkside 2.3 6 .10 8.12 15 .20-110UHS Old Boys 1 .3 2.3 5.5 5.5 - 35PARKSIDE: R. Poyntz 7, Sweeney 3,
Fletcher 2, D . Gleeson 2, Vincent . Best:D. Gleeson, Sweeney, R . Poyntz, Carruthers,Stimpson, Sceney .
U .H .S . OLD BOYS : Voice 2, Murphy 2,Monahan . Best: Voice, Brunnen, Garwood,Fabina, Carlyle, Paterson .
St . Kilda CBOC 2.4 5.6 9.12 11 .14- 80MI-IS Old Boys 0.4 6.4 6.8 9.14- 68
ST. KILDA CBOC: J . White 3, Girdwood3, Kay6i Salter, Goss„Esmonde, J . O'ConnellBest: rdwood, Matheson, Esmonde, Jones,J O'Connell, Ryan .
M.H.S . OLD BOYS : Goldsmith 2, Feather-by 2, Evans 2, MacKenzie, Orchard, Piot-rowski . Best : Tsouparikovitis, Turner, Fea-therby, Orchard, Price, Piotrowski ,
Old Brighton 1 .4 4.12 5.14 9.21- 75Old Melburnians 2.5 4.5 7.9 7.9 - 5 1
OLD BRIGHTON : Larkin 4, Hess 2, Baird,Devine, Tapp . Best: Latzer, Dunn, Gartner,Dick, Larkin, Wood .
OLD MELBURNIANS : Henri 2, Collier 2,Connell, Cordner, Prior . Best : Collier, S .Derham, N . Campbell, Conwell, T . Derham,Roberts.
Page 10
ContinuedD RESERVE SECTIO N
Fawkner 8.6 12.11 17 .15 24 .19-163Old Cam'well Gr 0 .0 1.1 2.1 3.5 - 23
FAWKNER: Goalkickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy dead-line- first post Monday.
OLD CAMBERWELL: Dimech McCor-mack . Horseman . Best : Dimech, Cotterell,Adison, McPhail, Waterworth, Quartermain .
National Bank 2 .3 3.4 3.10 3 .10 . 28Assumption OC 0.0 0.4 0.5 3.8 - 2 6
NATIONAL BANK : Kendall, Knight, Rowe .Best . Ashley, Jackson, Knight, Moore,Stockton, Walkedon .
ASSUMPTION OLD COLL. : Murray 2, Arn-ott. Best : M . Byrne, Waldron, Reeves, P .O'Hagan, Arnott, Beaumont .
Hampton Rovers 5 .6 7.8 14.12 16 .20-116St . Kevin's OB 1.0 6.1 7.1 8.1 - 4 9
HAMPTON ROVERS : Cave 5, Earle 3,Shanks 3, Devola 2, S . Kelly 2, Benson.Best : Cave, Farrelly, Earle, Menner, G.English, S . Kelly.
ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Corrigan 2,Hawkins 2, Molan, Rolle, Chalmers, Mc-Lennan . Best : Corrigan, Stockpole, Haw-kins, Molan, McLennan, O'Connell .
State Sav. Bank 1 .5 7.5 9.7 10.11- 71Old Geelong 1 .3 4.7 7.11 7.14- 56
STATE SAV. BANK: Tobin 4, Box 2,Bennett 2, Izod, G. Scott . Best: Box, Ben-nett, Cooney, Truscott, Tobin, Muir .
OLD GEELONG: P . Godfrey 2, McFar-lane 2, Clarke, R . Godfrey, Wells . Best :R. Godfrey, Brown, Gurner, Fraser, Clarke,Apted .
Old Xaverians 8 .2 8.5C'wealth Bank 0 .0 1 .4
12 .9 12 .1 0 - 822.4 4.8 - 3 2
OLD XAVERIANS: Fraser 4, Franich 2,Wray 2, Spillane 2, Quinn, Silk . Best : Silk,'Spillane, K . Petroff, Harrison, Valmorbida,Higgins .
COMMONWEALTH BANK: Goalkickers,Best Players not received, or received aftercopy dead-line - first post Monday.
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 3, 1975
Last Week's Results
E RESERVE SECTIO N
West Brunswick 1 .8 1.11 3.18 6 .20- 56North Brunswick 1 .0 5.2 8.2 8.3 - 5 1
WEST BRUNSWICK : Callander 2, GreenCondon, Deguara . Best: Callander, De-
b~ ne, Green, Hall, Mann, Mathews .
NORTH BRUNSWICK : R. Walsh 2, G .P,7ekke 2, Jessop, Poliayannis, Ford, N .%t jsh . Best: Ford, R . Walsh, P . Willmot,Manias, Jessop, Grant .
AJAX 3.7 4.7 5 .10 6.11- 47Elsternwick 0.1 2.2 3.4 3.8 - 2 6
A .J .A .X .: Rozenbes 2, Ivany 2, Goldfarb,Brodie . Best : Isaacs, Goldberg, Grundman,Ic,any, Iglicki, Kagan .
ELSTERNWICK: D. Taylor, Freer, R .Rosewarne. Best : Waller, Anderson, Cur-! : in, D . Mahony .
St . Bede's OC 1 .0 4.8 6.11 10 .18- 78St . Pat's-Mon. 3.5 3.5 3.6 3.6 - 24
ST. BEDE'S OC: Morse 4. Vaughan 3,Loney, Welford, Spanos . Best : Vaughan,
'Morse, Bolger, Coutts, Kavanagh, Spanos .
ST. PAT'S-MONIVAE : Walsh, Geary,T.isher. Best : Ozolins, Geary, Jansen, Bar-foot, Watson, Walsh .
AMP Society 1.4 4.9 6.11 8.16- 64LaTrobe Blacks 4.3 4.3 6.5 6.7 - 43
A.M.P. SOCIETY, LA TROBE BLACKS :Goalkickers, Best Players not received, orreceived after copy dead-line - first postMonday .
A .N .Z . BANK: Thomas 5, Marsden 4,Fehring, McDonald, Tannock . Best: Ham,Paul Orchard, Marsden, Richards, Thomas,Vigus.
ANZ Bank 0.5 4.6 6.6 12.10- 82Old Mentonians 2 .2 2.3 5.10 6.10- 46
OLD MENTONIANS : Gadd 2, Ericksen 2,Nicholson, K . Speers . Best: Burbury, S .McKenzie, R . McKenzie, Gadd, Franklin
Continued
F RESERVES SECTIO N
Bulleen United 4.3 7.6 9.7 10.11- 71
Footscray I .T. 1.1 2.2 5.5 9.5 - 59
BULLEEN UNITED : Robertson 7, Cairns,Matlock, Jenkins. Best : K. Harvie, Robert-son, Thomson, Macauley, V. Harvie, Cairns .
FOOTSCRAY I .T . : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday.
Thornbury 1.4 3.6 4.8 7.11- 53
Beverley Hills 1 .1 1 .1 3 .2 4.3 - 2 7
THORNBURY : Marks 2, Ramsdale 2, Were,F . Burrows, T . Geary. Best : Ramsdale, Geary,Viola, B . Burrows, R . Colyer, R . Brad-bury .
BEVERLEY HILLS : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .
University Reds
Heatherton
2 .3 6.5 9.6 12.11- 8 3
1 .2 3.2 4.2 4.2 - 2 6
UNIVERSITY REDS : Goalkickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copydead-line - first post Monday .
HEATHERTON : Yates 2, Borg, Trigg . Best :Trigg, White, Borg, Holloway, Bertuna,Buck.
Monash Whites 1 .0 5.8 7.10 9 .14- 68
LaTrobe Reds 2 .3 2.4 3.5 4.6 - 30
MONASH WHITES : Brady 4, W . Smith,RG.iSik, FZastham, Phillips, Wallis . Best:Brady, Forde, Mitchell, W. Smith, Fell,Kenez .
LA TROBE REDS : Watt 2, Attridge, Giles-nan . Best: Bennett, Watt, Brian, Gilesenan,Attridge, Rhoden .
M, Speers. I Glenroy a bye
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 3, 1975 Page 11
"B" SECTION TEAMSCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS (Navy Blue & White)Coach : Frank Goode ( Reserves) John Wilso n1 Macdonald, R. 13 White, B. 26 Griffith, S . J. 39 Campbell, H. 52 Cottrill, J.(VC) 14 Mathieson, I . 27 Way, R. 40 Rutledge, G. 53 Waxman, B,2 Long, J. 15 Walker, A. 28 Mathieson, R . 41 Hartley, G. 54 Smith, R .3 Dunn, D . 16 Maxwell, R. 29 Fletcher, G. 42 Collins, R. 55 Knowles, J .4 Tamblyn, M . 17 Clark, D. 30 Felsenthal, D. 43 Vorrath, G. 56 Bell, G .5 Peters, M. 18 Pearson, R. 31 Monotti, A. 44 Johntsone, H. 57 Welch, J.6 Dickeson, D . 19 Morphet, B . 32 Criswick, K. 45 Spooner, R . 58 Cunningham,7 Edney, I . 20 Tamblyn, G . 33 Wallace, B . 46 Gerrand, J. 59 Hampton, N .8 Butcher, J . 21 Watson, N. 34 Favaloro, D. 47 Irvine, J . 60 Hockridge, P,9 Waxman, P . 22 George, T. 35 Kerry, S. 48 Boyes, J .10 Buchanan, L. 23 Voyage, G. 36 Worthington, C. 49 Nichol, C .11 Tootell, G . (C) 24 Lupson, P . 37 Cox, P. 50 Bierwirth, P.12 Denny, A . 25 Atchison, G. 38 Speed, C. 51 Jenning, R.
COLLEGIANS ( Purple & Gold) . Coach: Ross Oakley (Reserves) Bruce Ferguson1 Ferguson, B . (CR) 15 Zent, R . 29 Nash, G. 43 Gilmour, H. 57 Mulhall, M .2 Edwards, R . 16 McKay, S. 30 Merry, A. 44 Haynes, D. 58 Jackson, P .3 Rice, I. (C) 17 Stokel, K. 31 Leembruggen, R . 45 Ellis, R . I . 59 Hoist, R .4 Tucker, D . (VCR) 18 Boucher, N . 32 Bickford, M. 46 Berglund, R. 60 Lodge, R .5 Pryor, P . (VC) 19 Leembruggen, D . 33 Anderson, P . 47 Harding, S . 61 McKenzie, A .6 Benjamin, D . 20 Nethersole, J . 34 Naylor, C. 48 Edward, D. 62 Burgham, D .7 Miller, R. 21 Hibbert, M. 35 Permezel, M. 49 McCollough, P . 63 Anthony, C .8 Cartledge, S . 22 Ryan, S . 36 Permezel, S. 50 Billing, J. 64 Stephens, D .9 Hughes, P . 23 Munn, P . 37 Rowlands, B. 51 Carter, S. 62 Purdue, R .10 Ashton, P . 24 Purdue, J . 38 McDonald, M. 52 Dodd, G. 66 Wagstaff, S .11 Mason, P . 25 Moodie, J . 39 Girdwood, R. 53 Gooding, G .12 Troon, M . 26 Leeming, P. 40 Emmett, N. 54 Gray, D .13 Cutler, M . 27 Lockwood, J . 41 Wright, J . 55 Webster, A14 Shinkfleld . J . 28 Loder, R. 42 Cookes. A. 56 Williamson . P .DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS ( Blue & Gold)Co,ach : Bernie Sheehy (Reserves) Leo Mannin g1 McGuiness, R . 13 Conway, A. 25 McDonnell, P. 37 Donegan, P . 49 Cheers, I .2 Welsh, R . 14 Gilbert, P. 26 Dickinson, A. 38 Bothe, J. 50 Jeffs, N.3 Bourke, M. J . 15 McInerney, M. 27 Glover, C . 39 Flynn, B. 51 Lane, C .4 Perkins, K. 16 Whitelaw, D. 28 Whateley, G. 40 McHenry, R . 52 Halasa, H .5 O'Donnell, R. 17 Bourke, B . 29 Wright, S. 41 Huxtable, H. 53 Moore, J.6 Letson, R . 18 Geddes, I . 30 Day, D. 42 Stewart, P. 54 Mitchell, P.7 Power, K . 19 Pollard, J . 31 Murnane, P . 43 Serena, R. 55 Tapscott, S .8 Hale, D. 20 Rapone, A. 32 Groves, A. 44 Sandford, C . 56 Rathjens, J .9 Eddy, V. 21 Mcllroy, A. 33 McDonald, W. 45 Wilson, G. 57 Mcllroy, P .10 Halasa, R . 22 Dorizzi, T. 34 Greig, I . 46 Loft, C. 58 Bourke, M.11 Lyons, B . 23 Mcllroy, J. 35 Wilson, A. 47 Mitchell, J . 59 Hale, G.12 Dunn, B . 24 Beddoe, P. 36 Evans, P. 48 Whelan, P. 60 Hill, G .IVANHOE ( Black & White) . Coach: Bill McWhinnie ( Reserves) Bob1 McWhinnie, W . (VCR) 20 Steen D. 30 Long, B .
hompson, K. 11 Q C)livan, P
. 21 Neale, G. 31 Burton, K .3
4 Hughes, H 12 Rojo, J. 2 Stewart, C.5 Renshaw . G . 13 Hecker, B . (CR) 24 Dockerty, S . 35 Harris PK .6 Stredwick, C. 14 Warry, G. 25 Wilson, W. 36 Field, R .7 Adley, P . 16 Drapac, D. 26 Dean, I . 37 Dean, G.8 Berry, D. 17 Stewart, R. 27 MeKernan, J. 38 Harris, R .9 Jones, J. 18 Bourke, R. 28 Harris, V. 39 Hutton, B .10 Knight, R . 19 Bryant, J . 29 Gillin, G. 40 Clough, D .
KEW (Brown & Gold). Coach : John Fisher ( Reserves) Ken Blayi Lister, N. 12 Barclay, M. 24 Campbell, R . 36 Walker, R .2 Blay, W. 13 Rodda, A. 25 Dalton, G. 37 Rhoden, D3 McKillop, D . 14 Till, G4 Corcoran, J.5 Anderson, R .6 Dipierdomenico,
R .7 Smith, B .8 Fanning, C.9 Crowe, H .
10 Murphy, S .I1 Hayes, T .
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15 Mullin, D .16 Mitchell, B .17 Elworthy, R .18 Fletcher, D .19 Lowe, M.20 Enthimiou, N.21 Johnston, G .22 Hinchen, C.23 Price, M.
26 Antoniou, T . 38 Cavanagh, W .27 Gandy, M. 39 Zerbi, D28 Wiseman, G . 40 Toogood, G .29 Smith, N. 41 Allender, K .30 Morowsky, J. 42 Townsend, M .31 Hampson, R . 43 Lee, C .32 Clay, G. 44 Sutton, K.33 Brown, L. 45 Barrett, G.34 Aitken, R. 46 Buchanan, P.35 O'Dowd, A . 47 Edgley, P .
Edmonds41 Buckley, R .42 Bryce, G .43 Phillips, P .44 Pitson, B .45 Dawson, J.46 Forristal, B .47 Sanders, B .48 Johnson, K .
48 Lewis, F .49 Manna, A .50 Pearce, M.51 Anthony, T .52 Zerbi, R.53 Masterson, T.54 Laws, R.55 Farrington, N.56 Gardiner, N.57 Ross, A .58 Dyamond, L.59 Brener, R .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 3, 1975
p1ARCELLINNOi h COLLEGIAN SReserves) (GavinoWhiteBlue)Goa
ch : Ray ~
C. 14 Allen, P. 24 Tursi, F.M. 15 Toohey, P . 25 Price, C .
1 pov; er, M . 16 Delmo, J. 26 Gooley, P .
G : rtner, P . 17 Peavey, K. 30 Holmes, G .
,,haw, G . 18 Gartner, J. 31 Aloisio, A.
%tilasewicz, M . 19 O'Connor, B. 32 Frazer, S .
%,,'Albridge, P . 20 Butler, M. 33 Wood, D .\%'bite, P . 21 Rischin, M. 34 McDonald, P .
13 <<onp, B . 23 Crimmins, J . 36 Aloisio, F .
OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS ( Black, Blue & Gold)ach• John Dunshea ( Reserves) Morrie Hedger
38 Quinn, P .39 Fitt, N .40 Gooley, B .41 Clarebrough, D .43 Weston, P .44 White, A .45 Walsh, P.46 Ahern, T .48 Mangiafico, C
GoBell ,C. 14 Cooke, R. 25 Wiseman, J . 36 Harris, W .
'D, lyl. 15 Douglas, D. 26 Morgan, R . 37 Gordon, M .
i Davis, K. 16 Hughes, P. 27 Raymond, P . 38 Dick, E .
S Elliott, R . (C) 17 Constable . D . 28 McKinley, C. 39 D'Ambrosio, P .
Birrell, M. 18 Hames, R. 29 Rowe, P. 40 Peart, C.
Chapman, G . 19 Fink, A. 30 Trood, A. 41 Shaw, C .I~ reeman, G . 20 Maloney, G . 31 Keddie_ R . 42 Simms, R .
co Cooke, M . (VC) 21 Morrison, W . 32 Craig, R. 43 Clark, M .11 Curnow, R . 22 Rattenbury, M. 33 England, I . (VCR)45 Wiseman, M .1 Thomas, J . 23 Morey, A. 34 Gomer, P. 46 Andrews, M .
13 Goode, J. (CR) 24 Ustick, I . 35 Paraskevas, J . 48 Allen, R .
OLD HAILEYBURIANS ( Magenta & Black )
Coach : John Masters (Reserves) John AugustineI tiane, P . 13 Cunningham, P . 25 Sutcliffe, M . 38 Robertson, B .? Paul, R . 14 Billings, G 26 Bannon, I . 39 Parkes, T.° Jessep, P . 15 Warnock, J. 27 Bouris, T . 40 Trapp, J4 Langford-Jones, 16 Metherall, R . 28 Irving, L. 41 Forbes, R.
A. , (CR) 29 Galt, G. 42 Troup, M.
5 Lingard, R . 17 Williams, A. 30 Cracknell, J . (VC ;43 Payne, L .6 Houston, M . 18 Hattam, G. 31 Whiteman, G . 44 Lovig, D .
Bowring, P . 19 Marshall, G . 32 Mehegan, R. 45 McWaters, R .8 Houghton, J . 20 Roberts, I . 33 Legge, J. 46 Batt, G.9 Cocks, N . 21 Shapter, M. 34 Luxmore, A. 47 Urquhart, G .10 Lucas, G . 22 Mason, P. (C) 35 Abbott, G. 48 Campbell, G .11 Loney, D . 23 Poole, P. 36 Sincock, R. 49 Bedwell, A .12 Pollock, R . 24 Gyngell, J . 37 Jackson, R. 50 Bonwick, J .
OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS ( Cardinal, Gold & Blue)
Coach: Bryan Steele (Reserves) Peter Clarke1 Anderson, J . 16 Steele, B . . 30 Marx, J . 45 Thomson, G .2 Morgan, J. 17 Tallent, S. 31 Meadows, P. 46 Rashleigh, L .3 Hinrichson, R . 18 Stokes, T. 32 Dumbrell, R . 47 McCracken, G .4 Wall, B. 19 Beaurepaire, J . 33 MacRae, A. 48 Caithness, A .5 Moffatt, R . 20 Robertson-Smith, 34 Cox, T. 49 Alenson, C .6 Orr, A. G. 35 Burge, G . 50 Kenna, R .7 Moulds, A . 21 Logie-Smith, A . 36 Sheer, M. 51 Wright, P .8 Bell, A. 22 Nicholls, A. 37 Logan, R. 52 White, R .9 Addison, I . 23 Melville, R. 38 Molyneux, R. 53 Frew, R .
10 Nickless, J . 24 Beaurepaire, D . 39 Heggie, A. 54 Aitken, J.11 Marks, C. 25 Heaton, M. 40 Purnell, M. 55 Clark, R .12 McDonald, J . 26 Walker, G . 41 Hare, S. 56 Garrett, G .13 Duffy, T . 27 Kefford, B. 42 Welch, R. 57 Evans, G11 = Crow, R . 28 Midgley, J . 43 Swan, P. 58 Ainger, J .15 Alder, D. 29 MacFarlane, M. 44 Clarke, P . 59 Ramsay, J .
UNIVERSITY BLUES (Black & Royal Blue)Coach : Alan Salter (Reserves) Bruno Scarcell a1 Williams, S . F . 13 Girdwood, R . W .2 Schroter, D . R . 14 Hindle, R . G .3 Scarcella, B. C . 15 Keeley, S . R .
(CR) 16 Ellison, G. N .4 Vivian, D . 17 Jewson, G. R .5 Ainger, D . G . 18 Pleydell, G . P .6 Robertson, A . D . 19 Langdon, M . E .7 Anderson, G . A . 20 Small, D . M .8 Templar, G . D . 21 Hollands, B . P .9 Nicolson, S . 22 Radford, M W.10 Speirs, R . F. 23 Westmore, G . A .11 Tyquin, M . A . 24 Hager, R . J12 Maxwell, C . M . 25 Sleeman, M . G .
26 Schauble, P D . 40 Downie, J . B .27 Church, B . G . 41 Nicolas, V . A .
(C) 42 Plunkett, J . F.28 Hart, P . G 43 Standish, T. J .29 Carmody, J . F. 44 Cunneen, R . D .30 Angus, P . W. 45 Henricus, I .31 Rendell, R . J . 46 Farrow, B. A .32 Wilson, D . S . 47 Leitch, C .33 Smith, H . J. 48 Broadbent, D . J.34 Christie, P K . 49 Rabone, I .35 Moore, R . M. 50 Withers, M . N .36 Whitehead, R . G . 51 Dunin, A . J.39 De Belle, G . D . 52 Rosse, C .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 3, 1975
51 Sullivan, D .53 Price, P .55 Najim, D .59 Carrucan, D .63 Holland, P .66 Satori, R .
49 Haines, I .50 Hardisty, M.52 Cruickshank, D .53 Harry, P .54 Kelaher, C .55 Clark, M .56 Sharp, R .61 Armstrong, D .62 Rowe, J .63 Louey, R .80 Thomas, C .
51 Dale, M .52 Parker, D .53 Hayes, P.54 Harry, J .55 Reid, R .56 Schmidt, N .5 7 Langford, J .58 Betts, L .59 Phillips, S .60 Sutherland, A .
60 Tyers, M .61 Clements, J .62 Firman, A .63 Speer, N .64 Head, J .65 McDonald, N.66 Booth, D .67 McLean, R .68 Bate, M .69 Simpson, D .70 Perry, A.71 Duffy, S .72 Teasdale, J .73 Tyas, G .
53 Ross-Edwards,D . J.
54 Nelson, R . J .55 Stafford, A .56 Long, G . W .57 Adams, M . P.58 Brukner, P . D .59 Ross-Edwards,
T. P .67 Lyle, R . L .
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UMPIR'E'S CORNERBy Kevin McKay
HOLDING THE BALL - HOLDING THEMAN
The player with the ball must be tackledcorrectly - if he is ridden into the groundit a free kick for "in the back" - if hisarms are pinned to his sides and the ballfalls to the ground, it is "play on" - if
a dplayer ofnthe sba la l by deliberateeither aempt to
or kicking and does not connect, it is"play-on" . If a player lies on or over theball and is tackled correctly (not jumpedon) it's a free kick for holding the ball .
REPORTABLE OFFENCESIt is not generally known what constitutes
a reportable offence .The majority of footballers in our Assoc-
iation play the game as it should be played- hard and tough but fair, and their de-meanour is beyond reproach .
However unfortunately there are a fewplayers who let their teams down and it maycome as a surprise the extent of reportableoffences in accord with Rule 28 :-1 . Goes over an opponents mark and does
not go back immediately when ordered .2. Unduly holds an opponent who hastaken a mark
3 . Wilfully wastes time .4 . Unduly interferes with a player whilst
such player is kicking for goal .5 . Disputes the decision of an umpire .6 . Unduly interferes with or assaults, oruses abusive, threatening, or insultinglanguage or behaviour towards an um-pire during the progress of the match,or within or without the oval on theday of the match .
7. Assaults another player .8 . Uses abusive, threatening or insultinglanguage, or otherwise misconducts him-self during the match, or within theoval on the day of the match .9 . Throws an opponent after that playerhas taken a mark or after the ball isotherwise out of play .
10. Violently pushes an opponent aftersuch opponent has had his kick .11 . Intentionally trips or kicks or attemptsto trip or kick an opponent.12 . Strikes or attempts to strike a playereither with his hand or arm.13 . Is guilty of unduly rough play .14 . Remains on the playing ground notwearing proper uniform, after beingwarned by the field umpire .
You will agree that the foregoing givesan umpire very wide powers .
However you are assured that umpireswill not abuse that power, but it is up to all
P,age 14
players to do the right thing by their ownclub and by the Victorian Amateur FootballAssociation.
All umpires should know that -A. Boots and hands must be inspected in
the dressing rooms .B . It is unforgiveable for an umpire to
turn his back on the play.C . A player may hold the ball indefinitely
provided he does not run more than 10 met-res or is not retarded by an opponent.D . fact t ball, in
nhasstuckor touched anupireshall notprevent the scoring of a goal or behind .
This would also apply to a trainer on hi sway to attend - or attending an injuredplayer .
E If the ball is kicked and hits the be-hind post on the full, it is "out on the full"and a free kick shall be given .
TRIBUNAL(APRIL 19th ROUND )
G . Jordan (Parkside) was found guiltyof striking P . Dawson (Old Melburnians) andsuspended for six matches .
P . Cox (Coburg Reserves) was foundguilty of striking P . Johnson (St. Bernard'sO .C . Reserves) and reprimanded ,
K . Harris (Ivanhoe Reserves) was found
M . ilLangdon (UniversitypBlues Reserves),na andwas suspended for two matches.
R . Moore (Parkside Reserves) was foundguilty of striking S . Derham (Old Melburn-ians Reserves) and suspended for four mat-ches .
RESULTS OF MATCHES
inRt~helSporting Sessions matches
of RadIobroadcast
3LO, (commencing at 6 .20 p .m.), 3DB and3KZ (included in 7 p.m. News) each Satur-day evening and from Television ChannelsARV-2 and HSV 7 .
Channel 2 also provides qua rt er-by-quarterscores of A Section matches each Saturdayaftern oon .
NUMBERS TO NOTEClubs in A Section should note these num-bers .For teams on Thursday night (as early aspossible after 7.30 p .m. Please-and certainlybefore 9 p .m .) .The Sun 63-0211-Jack DunnThe Age 60-0421--Mike SheahanThis applies to clubs in main game only -
as advised .Quarter by-quarter scores this week :-
Watch for this number week by week .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 3, 1975
TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIREon ground of first named Club at 2 p.m. Reserves at 11 .45 a.m. Likely winners of Senior
and Junior matches in Bold Type. Umpire for Reserves shown In brackets .
A SECTIONOld Trinity Gramm . v Ormond - Rowell .
Goal : McKenzie, K . Jenner (Lowe) .1.1onash Blues v Reservoir O .B . - Wills .
Goal : Bridges, Dunstan (Thomas) .University Blacks v North Old Boys -
George . Goal : Smith, Stratton (Mead) .Coburg v Old Paradians (at Elsternwick Park)- Jorgensen. Goal: Ahlm, L. Williams(Holst) .
St Bernard's O .C . v Geelong - Rowe .Goal : - Gannon .
B SECTIONIvanhoe v Kew - McTaggart . Goal : Peters,
Wilson (Wood) .Old Scotch Coll. v Old Haileyburians -
Dodds . Goal : E. Jenner, McCusker (Min-son )
Collegians v Old Carey Gramm. - Kelly.Goal : Puddy, Bishop (Jenkin) .
De La Salle O .C . v Caulfield Gramm. -Dressing . Goal: M. Murray, Dunkley(Myors).
Marcellin O .C . v University Blues - Cord-ner . Goal : Hillier, Cust (Grace) .
C SECTIONBrunswick v Old Ivanhoe Gramm. - Hindle
(Benson) .Old Melburnians v Power House - B . Nic-
holls (Speechley) .St . Kilda CBOC v Parkside - Simpson (A .
Williams) .Alphington v M .H .S . Old Boys - Hill (Bur-
ridge) .U.H .S . Old Boys v Old Brighton Gramm. -
J . Field (Muller) .
D SECTIO NAssumption O .C . v Old Camberwell Gramm .
- Gow (Collister) .Old Xaverians v Fawkner - Wakefield
(Booth) .State Sav . Bank v St. Kevin's O .B . - Reilly
(Mitchell) ,National Bank v Old Geelong - Botsford
(Blair-Holt) .Hampton Rovers v C'wealth Bank - Cog-
don (Amor) .
E SECTIONElsternwick v West Brunswick - Andrews
(McLean) .A .N .Z . Bank v North Brunswick - Halbish
(Cavanagh) .La Trobe Blacks v St . Bede's O .C . - Phil-
lips (Maebus )A .J .A .X. v A.M .P . Society - McInnes
(Butterworth) .St . Pat's-Monivae O .C . v Old Mentonlans
- C. Nichol (Kitch) ,
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 3,
F SECTIONGlenroy v Footscray I .T . - Marks (Stead),Monash Whites v Bulleen United - Budge
(White) .Heatherton v Thornbury - P Fell (Morgan) .Bulleen-Templestowe v University Reds -
King (Reserves - University Reds a bye) .Beverley Hills v La Trobe Reds - Somer-
ville (Sutherland) .
JUNIOR SECTION 1Ormond v Ivanhoe - Mason .Old Scotch Coll . v Coburg - McMahon .Power House v Monash University - Jen-
nings .Parkside v University Blues - Duckworth .University Blacks a bye .
JUNIOR SECTION 2West Brunswick v North Old Boys - John-
ston .Old Carey Gram. v Bulleen-Templestowe -
Marsden .Reservoir O .B . v Old Paradians - L . Pascoe .Caulfield Gramm. v Thomastown - Koll-
morgan .St Bernard's O .C. v Geelong - Grubb .
EMERGENCY UMPIRES :Goodman, Fogarty, Pritchett, Conway ,
Cunneen, Tracey, Ray .
THE BLACK LIS TMissed publication dead-line (5 p .m. -
Reserves 3 p .m .) . Fine - THREE DOLLARS .LA TROBE RED SOLD PARADIANS JUNIORSNORTH OLD BOYS RESERVE SMissed phoning scores to Herald before
5.30 p.m. Fine - SIX DOLLARS .AMP SOCIETYUNIVERSITY BLUES JUNIORSCOBURG RESERVESALPI-IINGTON RESERVE SFailed to phone scores or details to Press
Correspondent before 7 p .m. (A Section -6 p .m .) . Fine - SIX DOLLARS .COBURGGEELONGOLD PARADIANSCOBURG RESERVE SPhoned incorrect scores - Fine - THREE
DOLLARS .COBURGMONASH UNIVERSITY JUNIORSCOBURG RESERVE SGEELONG RESERVES
APRIL 19thUHS OLD BOYSOLD CAREY GRAMM . JUNIORSST. BERNARD'S O .C . JUNIORS
1975 Page 15
The Grounds Where and HowHere is the list of grounds to be used by various clubs this season, together
with directions as to how they may be reached . Unless otherwise stated,Reserves play on same ground as Seniors .B SECTION
CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Oval 3, Al-bert Park . (Train to Albert Park, or SouthMelbourne tram in Collins Street to SouthMelbourne Technical School .)
COLLEGIANS: Harry Trott Oval, AlbertPark, at rear of MacRobertson Girls' HighSchool . (St . Kilda Road tram (exceptToorakj to Bowen Crescent )
DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS : Waver-ley Oval, corner of Lower Malvern, Waver-ley and Belgrave Roads, East Malvern .(Train to East Malvern . )
IVANHOE: Ivanhoe Recreation Reserve,Lower Heidelberg Road . (Train to Ivanhoe;walk south along Marshall Street to LowerHeidelberg Road . )
KEW : Victoria Park, High Street, Kew .(Kew, East Kew or North Balwyn tram inFlinders Street to Belford Road . )
MARCELLIN OLD COLLEGIANS : MarcellinCollege Oval, Bulleen Road, Bulleen . (Bul-
leen Tramways bus in Flinders Street tocorner of Bulleen and Thompsons Road . )
OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS : Carey Gram-mar School Oval, Bulleen Road Bulleen,(Bulleen Tramways bus in Flinders Streetto corner of Bulleen and ThompsonsRoad . )
OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Haileybury CollegeOval, Springvale Road, Keysborough . (Halfa mile south of Five Ways on left-handside .)
OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS : Yarra Park,opposite Olympic Park. (Batman Avenuetram from Princes Bridge . )
UNIVERSITY BLUES : University Oval .(Moreland or East Coburg tram in Swans-ton Street, or Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street .) RE-SERVES : Crawford Oval, south-east cornerof Princes Park, opposite Ormond College,Parkville . (Brunswick, Coburg or NorthCoburg tram in Elizabeth Street to Col-lege Crescent . y
FIXTURE & RESULTS "B" SECTIO NAPRIL 19
CGr 17 .15 OHal 9 .12DLS 16 17 Mar 3 .13OSct 17.10 OCar 7.10Coll 8 .23 Kew 10 9UBIs 19 .18 Ivan 17 .1 2
APRIL 26Kew 12 22 OHaI 10 .21Ivan 17 .18 DLS 16 .9Mar 17 16 OCar 9 .17CGr 12 .15 Coll 11 .21UniBIs 18 .19 OSct 9 .2 1
MAY 3Ivanhoe v Ke wO Scotch v 0 HalleyColl v 0 CareyDLS OC v Caul GrMarcel v Uni Blues
MAY 1 0O Halley v MarcellinKew v DLS O CO Carey v IvanhoeCaul Gr v 0 ScotchUni Blues v Collegians
MAY 17Ivan v 0 HalleyMarcellin v KewColl v 0 ScotchCaul Gr v 0 CareyDLS OC v Uni Blues II
MAY 2 4O Hailey v CollegiansMarcel v IvanhoeO Scotch v DLS OCKew v 0 CareyUni Blues v Caul Gr
MAY 31Ivanhoe v 0 ScotchDLS OC v CollegiansO Carey v 0 HaileyCaul Gr v MarcellinUni Blues v Kew
JUNE 7O Scotch v MarcelCollegians v IvanhoeKew v Caul G rO Carey v DLS OCO Halley v Uni Blues
SUNDAY, JUNE 1 5VICTORIA v TAS .VICTORIA v S AUSTat Elsternwick Park
JUNE 21Marcel v CollegiansKew v 0 ScotchDLS OC v 0 HalleyCaul Gr v IvanhoeUni Blues v 0 Carey
DLS OC v 0 Scotch0 Carey v KewCaul Gr v Uni Blues
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JUNE 28Ivanhoe v DLS OCO Halley v KewMarcel v 0 CareyColl v Caul GrO Scotch v Uni Blues
JULY 5O Halley v 0 ScotchKew vIvanho eO Carey v CollegiansCaul Gr v DLS OCUni Blues v Marcel
JULY 12Ivanhoe v 0 CareyMarcel v 0 HalleyO Scotch v Caul GrDLS OC v KewCollegians v Uni Blues
JULY 1 9O Hailey v Ivanho eO Scotch v CollegiansKew v MarcellinOld Carey v Caul GrUni Blues v DLS OC
JULY 2 6Ivanhoe v MarcellinCollegians v 0 Halley
AUGUST 2O Hailey v 0 CareyMarcellin v Caul GrO Scotch v IvanhoeCollegians v DLS OCKew v Uni Blues
AUGUST 9Ivanhoe v CollegiansDLS OC v MarcellinO Carey v 0 ScotchCaul Gr v KewUni Blues v 0 Halley
AUGUST 16Marcellin v xO ScotchKew v Collegian sDLS OC v 0 CareyCaul Gr v 0 HalleyUni Blues v Ivanhoe
AUGUST 23Ivanhoe v Caul GrO Halley v DLS OCO Scotch v KewCollegians v MarcelO Carey v Uni Blue s
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 3, 1975
1PORTANT NOTE SPREVIEW
The A.B.C . Sporting Session from 3LOeach Friday (which commences at 6 .30 p.m .,)will include a preview of the following day'samateur matches.
PRESS CORRESPONDENTSPOST REPORT EACH SUNDAY . - It is
absolutely essential that copy be receivedby the Editor BY FIRST POST ON MONDAYEACH WEEK . Copy received after this timewill not be considered .
The only way to ensure delivery on Mon-day Is
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POST EARLYPress Correspondents are advised to post
copy EARLY on Sundays . The final clearancetime of pillar boxes is as early as 6 p .m.in some areas, and not later than 8 .30 p .m.anywhere .
Make sure you don't miss the post - POSTEARLY !
HOW TO CONTACT EMERGENCY UMPIRESEmrgency umpires for all sections will b e
located at Elsternwick Park, and will beavailable to proceed to any ground if re-quired .
The telephone number will be 91-6491 .
Should the appointed umpire fall to appear,it will be necessa ry to phone ElsternwickPark and ask for an emergency umpire to be
sent .Clubs must make themselves familiar with
the system, and ring the correct number:91-6491 .
(MEMBERS V .A .F .A .)
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER-MAY 3, 1975
SECTION - PLEASEPress Correspondents are requested to com-
ply with ALL INSTRUCTIONS in the Notesto Press Correspondents issued to all clubsprior to the Season - Including - CLUBNAME and SECTION on every envelope for-warded to The Amateur Footballer .
TIMEKEEPERS' INSTRUCTIONSREGARDING "TI ME -ON "
'Time-on" must be added (1) when sign-led by the Field Umpire and (2) when a goalor behind has been scored. In the case of agoal, take the time from the waving of theflags by the Goal Umpire to the bouncing ofthe ball in the centre by the Field Umpireand, in the case of a behind, take the timefrom the waving of the flag to the kickoff .
"Herald" PhoneNumbers
You may dial DIRECT to the AmateurFootball rperesentative at the "Herald"Office. The numbers are:-
652-1479 or 652-1893If you have any difficulty, you may ring
63-0211 and ask for EXTENSION 1479 or1893.
RESERVE SECTION RESULTSto be phoned to
652 1892BEFORE 3 p .m .
or DIAL 63-0211 EXTENSION 1892Any phone calls not directed to these num-
bers go astray, and clubs will be regardedas not having phoned the scores, and will befined accordingly .
When phoning scores, please state firstlythe Section, the teams concerned, and thenthe winners, before giving the actual scores .
Correct scores must be phoned, otherwisea fine will be incurred . Check with GoalUmpires for correct scores .
This is the responsibility of the HOMECLUB .
"BEST and FAIREST"'SINCE 184 5
Telephone Melbourne 60-0571 ; Oakleigh 568-1999 .
BOB G OGD N ® BARRY SHEARERRICK STAFFORD
Paae 17
Important Notes (cont . )
RESERVES - PLEASE NOTETeam Managers and Timekeepers of Re-
serve Section teams should note particularlythe following points :-
1 . Starting time is 11 .45 a .m. If startedafter 11 .50 a.m., a fine for late startoperates .
2 . EACH QUARTER is of 20 minutes'duration, plus Time-on . Instructionsregarding TIME-ON are printed on theback of Score Cards .
3 . Half-time Interval MUST NOT EXCEED15 MINUTES - that is from the end ofthe second quarter to the start of thethird.
SENIOR, JUNIORSSenior and Junior Sections matches con-
sist of quarters of 25 minutes' duration --plus Time-on and commence at 2 p.m .
SCOREBOARD
atCElsternwickviParktmusthbe ate dBoard do byresponsible club officials at all times .
Childrening Board . must not be allowed in the Scor-
Drivers who are not CAR PARKIN G
as directed at Elsternwick Park, lllrbecre-fused admittance to the ground .
AT ELSTERNWICK PARK
AdmissionADMISSIO N
t 'r cticketsTICKETS
to clubs formatches at Elsternwick Park are for the useof players and officials only. Any player whocannot produce a ticket will be required topay for admittance .
The duty of an Official U unneRrsis to carrymessages from the coach to players and NOTtoTlengage ~nei altercation
s carrying with players.
emessages,must take the shortest possible route to theplayer concerned, and leave the field im-mediately after delivering the message.
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New Club's Coach Is No-.New To The Amateurs
Mike McArthur-Allen, coach of newclub. Bulleen United, has had quite rvaried football career, which includesseveral seasons with the V.A.F.A.
He first played with South WarrnamboolUnder 18's in the Hampden Football Leaguein 1964 and the following year he turnedout with Camberwell Under 19's in theV.F.A .
From 1966 to 1969 he played Amateur foot-ball, firstly with St Pat's (Ballarat) OldCollegians, before going to Ormond in 1969 .He joined his present club, Bulleen United,
in 1970 and has played 79 games with them .He was appointed Captain and Coach in
1972 and last year was elected a Life Mem-ber .
In 1973 Mike attended a 4-day V .F .L .Coaching Seminar and received a V.F .L .Coaching Certificate .
He has always played on the forwardline or as a ruck-rover, but unfortunately hassuffered several severe injuries during hiscareer including concussion, an internal eyeinjury and a back injury .
But even these injuries have not dampenedhis love for the game .
Mike is a great admirer of Ron BarassI'scoaching techniques with emphasis on posi-tive thinking, but not over-confidence .
He believes that players must be discip-lined in their thinking to combine as a unit .
Mike rnamboola and Kenn Rowse tat Ormond as th e
best coaches he has played under .
Finally, here is his coaching philosophy :"The error is not in t rying and then failingThe error is in failing to try. "In private life, Mike is a third year
student-teacher at Rusden College and isPresident of the Rusden Student Council .
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE?For a premium of only
$2.00 PER PLAYERWE CAN ASSIST BY HELPING COVER THEIR INJURY EXPENSES
Club Secretaries should contactHIBERNIAN ACCIDENT FUND
289 Latrobe Street, Melbourne . Phone : 67-7345
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LEADING GOALKICKERS
A SECTIONufoore, Monash Blues (3)T. Byrne, Resvr OB (4)Smyth, Ormond (6)Hansen, Old Trinity (2)Thompson, St . Bern . (4)Jordan, Old Parad . (5)Golding, Monash BI . (2)B . O'Connor, N . O .B . (2)Beattie, Coburg (4)King, Coburg (3)Sheales, North O .B . (5)G . Johnson U Blaks (4)
B SECTIO NHughes, Ivanhoe (6) 16H. Halasa, DLS (4) 9Butcher, C. Gram. (6) 9Morgan, Old Scotch (1) 8Mu mane, DLS (4) 8Fletcher, Kew (5) 7Church, Univ . Blues (3) 7Tyquin, Univ. Blues (3) 6Griffiths, Caul . Gram. (1) 6Constable, Old Carey (3) 6
C SECTIONUrquhart, Old Melb . (9) 13P. O'Connell, St .K . (6) 11Galbraith, 0 Ivanhoe (7) 9Roberson, Old Melb. (5) 9Calleja, St . K. (6) 8Hamilton, 0 Bton (3) 7Cropley, O. Ivanhoe (5) 6Bastow, Parksid eSykes, Power House ~j 6Roberts, Alphington (2) 6Tann, Alphington (5) 6
D SECTIO NCombe, Hamp . Rovers (6) 11Cordy, National Bk (2) 6Unkles, O. Xaverians (4) 6Jacimovic, Nat . Bank (3) 6Cameron, S .S . Bank (-) 5
Schneider, Assump. (1)J . Steven, Old Camb . (4)T . Kelly, Assumption (2 )
E SECTIONSchulberg, AJAX (6)Brockwell, W . Bruns . (5)Bialek, AJAXTerrall, St . Bede's (2jNorton, O . Ment. (2)Berns, Elsternwick (-)Molyneaux, Elstern . (5)Harnetty, ANZ Bank (3)R . Payne, Nth . Bruns . (2)
F SECTIONWilson, Bull . Unit . (4)Burley, M. Whites (9)Hullin, Bull . United (1)N . Porter, Bull . Unit. (1)C . McCrory, B . Hills (1)Staff, Thornbury (4)P . Wakeling, Glenroy (-)A . Post, Bev . Hills (-)M . Wilson, Glenroy (4)Norris, Thornbury (5 )
JUNIOR SECTION 1P . Maxwell, U . Blues (6)M . C . Brown, Coburg (3)Sterling, Ormond (5)Sinclair, Ormond (4)Dunn, Power House (6)Scown, Ivanhoe (2)McMahon, Ivanhoe (4)Richards, Coburg (3)Tilburn, Coburg (5)
555
Brockwell, W. Bruns . (3) 6Nigro, W. Bruns. (3) 6Lalor, St . Bernard's (2) 5Hughes, St . Bernard's (-) 5
A RESERVE SECTIONPowell, Mon . Blues (10) 14Price, O . Paradians (6) 10Stockdale, O . Trinity (2) 9Duke, O. Trinity (3) 7Nelson, O. Trinity (2) 7Curley, North OB (6) 6
B RESERVE SECTIONScarcella, U . Blues (3) 7Bothe, De La Salle (3) 6Williams, O . Hailey (-) 5Fitzpatrick, D .L . Salle (-) 5P . Mitchell, D .L . Salle (2) 5
C RESERVE SECTIONJ . White, St .K, CBC (3) 9R . Poyntz, Parkside (7) 9Larkin, O . Brighton (4) 5T . Staples, Brunswick (3) 5Girdwood, St .K . CBC (3) 5
D RESERVE SECTIONQuinn, O. Xaverians (1)Shanks, H . Rovers (3)Franich, O . Xaverians (2)Cave, Hamp . Rovers (5)
E RESERVE SECTION
555
Thomas, ANZ Bank (5) 8Marsden, ANZ Bank (4) 7Morse, St . Bede's (4) 6Walsh, St . Pats-Mon . (1) 5
F RESERVE SECTIONRobertson, Bull-Temp . (7) 7Cairns, Bull . United (1) 5Murray, Bull . United (-) 4Brady, Mon . Whites (4) 4
JUNIOR SECTION 2Dodds, Geelong (7) 8Hearn, Old Carey (3) 8McNamee, St. Bern . (2) 7Candelo, North OB (7) 7Dalmau, St. Bern. (1) 6Di Battista, Thom'tn (2) 6
AMATEUR DEFINITION
An amateur is one who has never competed for a money prize, staked betor declared wager, or who has not knowingly or without protest competed withor against a professional for a prize of any description or for public exhibition,or who has never taught, pursued or assisted in the practice of any athleticexercise as a means of livelihood or pecuniary gain . (This definition is subjectto certain exceptions set out in the rules of the Australian Amateur FootballCouncil. )
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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - MAY 3, 1975 Page 19
BALL BRIEFS200 UP TO A.N .Z . BANK'S NORM KIRBY
NORM KIRBY plays his 200th game fo rA .N .Z. BANK today against North Bruns-wick . Norm joined the former E S . and A .Bank Football Club in 1962 and since thattime has been an invaluable clubman onand off the field . He has been a committee-man of the club for many years and forservices to the club he was made a LIFEMEMBER in 1973 . Congratulation Norm andbest wishes from all at A .N .Z . Bank .
CENTURY TO STAR ST. BEDE'S DEFENDERTIM KURTH played his 100th game for
ST. BEDE'S last Saturday . "Timbo" hasbeen one of the forces behind the club'ssuccesses over recent seasons . He wascaptain of the First XVIII in 1973, and formost of his career has played in the backpocket and half back flank positions, wherehe has been known for his many spectaculardashes through the back line driving theball deep into attack . Tim, on behalf of thecommittee and players, congratulations foryour hundred_ and we hope to see you wear-ing the red, gold and blue jumper for manymore seasons to come .
100 UP TO POWER HOUSE VETERANAfter having retired twice, FRED WUB-
BELING will finally play his 100th gamewith POWER HOUSE today . Whether as adefender or ruckman, Fred is always an inspiration to his team mates with his ruggedplay and tear-through style. Although nowin "advancing" years he is still one o fthe fittest players in the team . Congratula-tions Fred and we hope you play many mor efine games for Power House .
All at THOMASTOWN congratulate JOHNKOURLIS on reaching his 50 games withthe Club . Johnny was a member of theUnder 17 Premiership side last year withthe N.M.F.L. and in 1973 was winner of th e"Most Improved" Trophy for the season .All the best for the next 50, John .
OLD BRIGHTON wishes to congratulat ereserves ruckman PETER LATZER on play-ing his 50th game with the club last Satur-day . 'Latz' has had a great start to the sea-son and celebrated his 50th with 3 votes .His early season form is no doubt due to hi sintensive fitness campaign over the summer,and his determination to play consistentSenior XVIII football . Well done Pete, andgood luck for season '75 .
DEREK DICKESON played his 50th gamefor CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS last Sat-urday . Derek played three games whilst atschool in 1971 and has been a regular and
useful player since . Well done "Dicko" .Now for the "ton" !
We also welcome new seniors coachFRANK GOODE and hone he can take usback to "A" Grade next season .
150th TO CAULFIELD FULL-BACKOne of CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS' per-
sonalities, BOB MACDONALD, the regularfullback, led out the team in the openinggame against Haileybury, to mark his 150thgame for the club . If our hopes to returnto "A" Section and win the "B" Premier-'ship - as we did fifty years ago in 1925 -"Macker" will have had much to do withit . A great clubman, he is Hon. Secretarythis year and if enthusiasm means anything, his will have been rubbed off (likehis brain) on the other players and sup-porters . An all round sportsman, Bob iscaptain of Caulfield's Old Boys' Cricket teamin the M .C .C . Club XI Competition . Welldone, Macker from all the 'Fields'!
THE CENTRE SQUARE
Next -Week's Matches - May 10On ground of first-named club at 2 p .m. - Reserves at 11 .45 a .m .
A SECTION1 ;ervair OB v St . Bernard's O C
elsternwick Park)Ormond v Cobur g
0r Old Boys v Old Trinity Gramm .Otcl Paradians v Monash Blues( ;cclong v University Blacks
B SECTIO N() lcl Haileyburians v Marcellin OC
c.~v De La Salle OCold Carey Gramm . v Ivanhoecndfield Gramm . v Old Scotch Coll .university Blues v Collegian s
C SECTIONPr wer House v U .H .S . Old BoysO>d Ivanhoe Gramm . v AlphingtonParkside v Brunswick~,.t .H .S . Old Boys v Old MelburniansOld Brighton Gramm . v St . Kilda CBOC
D SECTIO NF : .•xkner v Hampton RoversOld Camberwell Gramm . v National Bank
Kevin's OB v Assumption O C( , Id Geelong v Old Xaverians("wealth Bank v State Sav. Bank
E SECTIO NNorth Brunswick v St. Pat's-Monivae OCWest Brunswick v A J .A .X.St . Bede's OC v Elsternwick
A .M .P . Society v A .N.Z. Ban kOld Mentonians v La Trobe Blacks
F SECTIONBulleen United v Beverley HillsFootscray I .T . v Bulleen-Templestow eThornbury v GlenroyUniversity Reds v Monash WhitesLa Trobe Reds v Heatherton(Reserves - Footscray IT . a bye)
JUNIOR SECTION 1Coburg v Parksid eIvanhoe v Power Hous eMonash University v Old Scotch Coll .University Blues v University BlacksOrmond a bye.
JUNIOR SECTION 2Hampton Rovers v Caulfield Gramm .Old Paradians v Old Carey Gramm .North Old Boys v St . Bernard's OCGeelong v Reservoir O BThomastown v West BrunswickBulleen-Templestowe a bye .
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LOOKING BACK5 Years Ago
Real veterans to reach milestones werePeter Hutchinson (Power House) with 250games and 6 club best and fairest to hiscredit, while Bill "Snow" McNamara (Park-side) popular Bill Rodda, Parkside captain,and Kew veteran, Terry Mort all ran on fortheir 150th game.
Last year's premiers Coburg, got a frightwhen Univ. Blues kicked 6-8 to the opposi-tion's 1 .1 in the last quarter to go down by8 points .
Critics were pleased with the new "out ofbounds rule" as it had cut out a lot ofnegative football .
Monash captain Nick Rogers kicked 8goals in a fine exhibition of centre half for-ward play.
Old Carey had started the season in greatstyle under new coach Graham Johnston,former Essendon half-forward who had somepromising new players in the team, JohnGoode, Colin Bell and Geoff Freeman .
Melbourne High were pleased with thepromise being shown in the Reserves by full-forward Barrie "Biddy" Macdonald .
10 Years Ago`A' section coaches were K . Roberts(Coburg), Roy Stabb (Comm . Bank), Geoff
Paul (M .H .S .O .B .), Roger Knott (Old Melb .),Peter Rhoden (Old Xaverians), Frank Dunin(Univ. Blacks), Andy Brannan (Univ. Blues),George Murray (U H.S O .B .), Ray Ailsop(Collegians), Maurie Considine (Old Para-dians) .
By Noel Rundle
Collegians and Old Xaverians were theonly undefeated 'A' section teams after tworounds.
Coburg and Foatscray Tech. were cele .brating their thirtieth year in the V.A .F .A .,having joined in 1935, as did Carnegie (whendid they drop out?) .
President of the Umpires' Association wasAlan Duckworth, who, surprising to thosewho still see him on the job, had the honourof umpring the first game at St . KildaCricket Ground when it was our centralground .
Alan played with Parkside and Fairfieldfor 8 years before taking up the whistle.(Great amateur career - Ed. )
150 games up to Vic Pilkington (De LaSalle) and Barry Macdonald (M .H.S .O .B .)while Grahame Daff, Collegian's veterancentre half back played his 200th game.
Interstate coaches were Peter Rhoden(for the team to play South Australia) andMaurie Considine (for the team to playTasmania) .
25 Years AgoUniversity Blacks and Blues met for the
first time in many years . Scores were levelat I time but Blacks were more accuratein the last quarter with 4 .1 to the Blues 1 5 .
The team selected to represent Victoriain Adelaide was Doug Arnold (HamptonRovers) Capt ., John Brady (Univ . Blacks),Alan Mellors (Brunswick), Geoff Hibbins(Collegians), Alan Kirby (Comm Bank), AlanReid (Geelong), Sam Birtles (Hampton Rov-ers), Jack Castle (Kew), K . Fitzgerald (Ivan-hoe), Jack Grainger (Old Melburnians), DonMorone (Old Scotch), T . Taylor (Old Scotch),Graham Beck (M .H .S .O .B.), Peter Cox (OldMelb .), Ken Phelan (Old Xaverians), LaurieHolman (Ormond), Bob Rowse (Ormond),Jack Stock (Ormond), Harry Meredith (Univ .Blacks), Duncan Anderson (Univ . Blues),Bob Faulkner (Univ . Blues) .
YOUR HANDY SCORE SHEETtst Quarter
2nd Quarter
3rd Quarter
FINAL
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PREMIERSHIP LISTS
W L For Agst %A SECTION
7,I 0nash Blues 2 - 200 135 148 .1Ormond 2 - 205 160 128 .1Fteservoir OB 1 1 216 164 131 .7Old Trinity Gr. 1 1 195 156 125 .0Coburg 1 1 191 168 113.7_~r_ Bernard's OC 1 1 183 179 102.2L,niversity Blacks 1 1 216 212 101 .9,~orth Old Boys 1 1 181 195 92 .8OId Paradians - 7 171 272 62 9Gcelong - 2 98 215 45.6
B SECTIONUniversity Blues 2 - 259 189 137.0Caulfield Gramm. 1 - 204 153 133.3Collegians 1- 158 156 101 .3De La Salle OC 1 1 218 151 144 .4New 1 1 163 152 107 .2old Scotch Coll . 1 1 187 179 104.5I~nhoe 1 1 234 237 98.7marcellin OC 1 1 149 184 81 .0old Haileybury - 2 147 211 69 .7Old Carey - 2 123 230 53.5
C SECTIONold Melbu rnians 2 - 262 158 165.8St. Kilda CBC 2 - 222 168 132 .1A lphington 2 - 170 146 116.4Old Ivanhoe Gram . 1 1 205 149 137.6LiHS Old Boys 1 1 128 128 100 .0Old Brighton Gr. 1 1 191 201 95 .0~.iHS Old Boys 1 1 226 242 93 .4Brunswick - 2 147 201 73 .1Parkside - 2 126 190 66.3Power House - 2 169 263 64.3
D SECTIONHampton Rovers 2- 266 137 194.2Old Xaverlans 2 - 168 100 168.0State Sav. B ank 2 - 218 150 145 .3Assumption OC 1 1 172 150 114.7National Bank 1 1 164 178 92 .1' Irawkner 1 1 126 160 78 .8Old Geelong 1 1 171 247 69 .2Old Cam'well Gr. - 2 139 240 57 .9C"wealth Bank - 2 102 181 56 .4Sr . Kevin's OB - 2 121 247 49 0
E SECTIONF.Isternwick 2 - 190 167 113 .8AJAX 1 1 225 163 138 .0AMP Society 1 1 230 184 125.0~Vest Brunswick 1 1 201 196 102.6ANZ Bank 1 1 176 178 98 .9~`orth Brunswick 1 1 178 196 90 .8Sc. Bede's OC 1 1 151 171 88 .3I.z Trobe Blacks 1 1 202 235 86 .0St . Pats-Monivae 1 1 161 192 83 9Old Mentonians - 2 161 193 83 .4
F SECTIO NGlenroy 2 - 198 73 271 .2.%Ionash Whites 2 - 235 117 200 .9Bulleen United 2 - 245 142 172.5I-Ieatherton 2 - 159 106 150 .4)Beverley Hills 1 1 239 178 134 .3Thornbury 1 1 184 189 97 .4rootscray IT. - 2 124 195 63.6University Reds - 2 124 209 593LaTrobe Reds - 2 107 221 48 .4
JUNIOR SECTION IUniversity Blues 2 - 212 126 168 .3Ivanhoe 2 - 190 209 90 .9Parkside I - 179 63 248 .1Ormond 1 1 206 144 143 .1Coburg 1 1 234 210 111 .4'University Blacks 1 1 74 110 67.3-N"onash University - 2 130 205 63.4Old Scotch Coll. - 1 54 128 42 .2Power House - 2 123 313 39 .3
W L For Agst % PtsA RESERVE SECTION
Monash Blues 2 - 195 106 184.0 8Old Paradians 2 - 178 107 166.4 8Old Trinity Gr. 1 1 221 102 216.7 4Reservoir OB 1 1 150 101 148 .5 4North Old Boys 1 1 165 122 135 .2 4Coburg 1 1 140 140 100 0 4University Blacks 1 1 134 149 89.9 4St. Bernard's OC 1 1 105 165 63 .6 4Ormond - 2 72 177 40.7 -Geelong - 2 68 259 26.3 -
B RESERVE SECTIONCollegians 2 - 189 86 2 1 9.8 8De La Salle OC 2 - 190 88 215 .9 8University Blues 2 - 177 100 177 .0 8Old Haileybury 2 - 177 120 147.5 8Marcellin OC 1 1 122 136 89.7 4Old Scotch Coll . .1 1 119 141 84 4 4Caulfield Gr . - 2 113 184 61 .4Kew - 2 93 182 51.1 -Old Carey Gr. - 2 80 170 47.1 -**Ivanhoe - 2 50 170 294 -
C RESERVE SECTIO NParkside 2 - 162 86 188.4 8Old Brighton Gr 2 - 130 89 146 .1 8St. Kilda CBC 2 - 160 127 126 .0 8Brunswick 1 1 129 103 125 .2 4Old Ivanhoe 1 1 134 134 100 .0 4UHS Old Boys 1 1 100 138 72 .5 4*MHS Old Boys - 1 136 148 91 .9 2*Power House - 1 122 143 85.3 2Old Melburnians - 2 102 127 80 .3 -Alphington - 2 76 156 48 7 -
D RESERVE SECTIONOld Xaverians 2 - 172 43 400.0 8Hampton Rovers 2 - 185 72 256.9 8State Sav. Bank 2 - 122 100 122.0 8**Fawkner 1 1 163 61 267.2 4Assumption OC 1 1 92 77 119.5 4National Bank 1 1 51 95 53.7 4Old Geelong 1 1 94 208 45 .2 4C'wealth Bank - 2 81 148 54 .7 -Old Cam'well Gr. - 2 67 214 31 .3 -St . Kevin's OB - 2 60 206 29.1 -
E RESERVE SECTIO NANZ Bank 2 - 167 67 249.3 8AJAX 2 - 137 71 193.0 8LaTrobe Blacks 1 1 107 88 121.6 4AMP Society 1 1 102 88 115.9 4North Brunswick 1 1 96 94 102.1 4St. Bedes OC 1 1 99 109 90.8 4West Brunswick 1 1 80 115 69 .6 4Old Mentonians 1 1 91 171 53 .2 4St Pats-Monivae - 2 69 168 41.1 -**Elstermvick - 2 26 92 28 3 -
F RESERVE SECTIONMonash Whites 2 - 140 59 237.3 8Bulleen United 2 - 167 76 219.7 8Glenroy 1- 67 49 136.7 4Thornbury 1 1 82 99 82.8 4Heatherton 1 1 101 123 82 .1 4University Reds I 1 100 122 82.0 4Footscray I .T. - 2 99 146 678 -LaTrobe Reds - 2 79 135 58.5 -Beverley Hills - 1 27 53 50 .9 -
JUNIOR SECTION 2(Four Points Allowed Each Bye)
Nort h Old Boys 1- 111 47 236.2 8Reservoir OB 1- 116 69 168 .1 8West Brunswick 2 - 275 172 159 .8 8Old Carey Gr 1 1 172 116 148 .3 4St . Bernard's OC 1 1 209 156 134 0 4Geelong 1 1 193 212 91.0 4Hampton Rovers 1 1 116 148 78.4 4Bulleen-T/stowe 1 1 114 166 68.7 4Thomastown 1 1 156 233 67.0 4Caulfield Gr . - 2 143 210 68,1 -Old Paradians - 2 128 204 62 .7 -* Drawn Game .
** Unregistered Player - April 19th .
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