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1977FIITBALL
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LAST WEEK'S RESULTSFIRST GRADE
St. George 6.12 2.3 6.7 3.4 17.26.128Pennant Hills 0.1 4.4 1.2 3.3 8.10.58
Newtown 1.1 7.4 0.0 5.7 13.12.90North Shore 8.9 0.0 2.6 1.1 11.16.82
RESERVEGRADENewtown 4.2 0.1 3.1 2.0 9.4.58
East Sydney 3.0 1.3 0.3 1.7 5-13-43
St. George 4.3 0.0 4.0 0.0 8.3.51North Shore 1.1 0.3 2.2 0.5 3-11.29
UNDER 19Western Suburbs 4.10 3.3 8.4 6.2 21-19-145
Balmain 0.0 1.2 0.0 0.1 1-3-9
North Shore 3.4 0~1 3.4 2.1 8-10.58Southern Districts 2.2 2.2 1.2 1.4 6-10.46
SECOND DIVISION GRAND FINALA GRADE
University of N.S.w. 14 15 99 defeatedSydney University 4 17 41
B GRAD"EUniversity of N.S.w. 10 11 71 defeated
Warringah 8 14 62
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LAST WEEK
THE WEEK THAT WAS ST. GEORGEWhat a great week for St. George-A Phelan Medal-A Sanders Medal-
The Courage Award-Under 19 Goalkicking Award, and winning the sudden death1st Elimination Semi Final.
The Saints had to win yet another match to stay in Finals contention as theyhad to win 5 out of their last 6 home and away games. They smartly despatchedPennant Hills by a 70 point margin. Pennant Hills who had made the final 5Iby a super effort against Newtown the week before were not disgraced. In factthe finish in the 5 in their first season was a creditable performance.
St. George have really hit top form at the right end of the s~ason and the1977 Pennant racestill has4 top teams fighting it out.
Newtown behind all day surprised North Shore in the last 10 minutes ofplay to get home by 8 points. In the vital last quarter Newtown held their marks.'too well for the Bears and deserved to win a game that had been lost to themfor three quarters. .
THIS WEEKThe situation with regard to grounds for the Final series has become some-
what serious with the poor condition of the LeaguesNo. 2 ground Trumper Oval.'
In an effort to preserve what surface is left on Trumper the N.S.w. Leagueput their First Semi Finals on Picken and Erskineville last week end., and thisweek end the games will be played at Picken on Saturday and Trumper Sunday.
In the Second Elimination Semi Final North Shore play St. George with thewinner going on to the Preliminary Final and the loser getting their gear intomothballs.
St. George have had a fairy tale run from 2nd last to 4th place on thecompetition ladder and they have to keep winning to reach the next rung on theladder.
Norths lost to St. George the last time they met on July 24th, which wasthe start of St. George's rush to the Final 5. Both these teams play a similarstyle of football and once again the decision will not be known until the final siren.
Competition leaders Western Suburbs meet Newtown in the Second QualifyingSemi Final.
Traditional rivals these two teams should provide a match that spectators willremember for a long time. These 2 sides met in the home and away games 3'times with Newtown winning the first 2 encounters and Western Suburbs turningthe tables in Round20 on August 21st.
The loser of the Western Suburbs v Newtown clash will play .off in thePreliminary Final next week against the winner of the North Shore and St. Georgegame.
VALE CHRISTOPHER HAYESAs the result of a recent tragic car accident, Chris Hayes lost his life. A
nephew of Western Suburbs Director, Pat Hayes, and cousin to Danny, winner ofthis year's Kealey Medal, Chris represented N.S.w. in 1976, Under 17 Teal CupTeam in Wagga, and was a regular playing member of the Rock Yerong Creek,SeniorTeam. To his family we extend Our heartfelt sympathies on the loss of thispopular and talented young footballer.
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University of NSW Premiers in both grades of Second Division and deservedlyso particularly A Grade" Even though their form during the season was up and-down, over the final serieS was good and the most consi,stant and that is wherethe difference was. The other teams in the final series though playing good foot-.ball were not consistant and so paid the penalty.
The A Grand Final itself did not produce the anticipated ,close hard gamelthough it could have if Sydney Uni had kicked straight in the first, quarter and:played their best football of the day. Unfortunately they did not keep it up andfrom there on the Wales took command and never really looked troubled.
The Wales backs and centre line proved too good for Sydney whose forwards'found it hard to capitalise on the opportunities they .got whereas Wales withgreater possession of the ball from the centre managed to score more often tocome out easy winners.
In the '08' final it was not so easy for the Wales, it was bad kicking by War'ringah that let them in particularly in the second quarter. The play generallyswung back and forth between goals all day ne,ither team really dominating in any'particular position to get the edge. The only difference being in the forwards withthe Wales forwards leading and making position and Warringah forwards not andthis made the difference with the Wales ending up in front at the finish.
Con'gratulations to University of N.SW. in both grades for winning the bothfinals. To the other teams congratulations also for making the finals a success,also to the Umpires, the umpiring right through was of a good standard and de.serves a mention here. See you all next year.
The Dinner at Newtown was a huge success. Thanks must go to the Direc'tors and staff of Newtown Club, the League Ladies' Committee who organisedt~e night and to the girls who were seconded on the night to lend a hand. TheA.B.C. filmed part of the proceedings and interviewed Phelan winnr, Dale Dalton.This will .go to air on Channel 2, 4.45 p.m. Saturday. September 17.
,Sincere thanks to TM for the return tickets for two to Melbourne, the League, for two tickets to the VFL Grand Final and Lynette Gamwell of Commodore MotorInns for accommodation at the Old Melbourne for Dale Dalton and his charmingwife-all part of the prize for the Phelan Medallist together with the $400 "Pede.mont Award."
The Ladies' Comm'ittee, S~le Dudley and Dorelle Hyman, also conducted araffle at the Dinner. The League extends its thanks to the following donors:-
Bob Loveday for the Door Prize.Dunlop/Slazenger Golf Bag won by Judy Coburn (Yellow ClO) ,Breville Hairdryer:won by Mrs Mcintyre (Pink B65) ,Courage Cans, won by Bob Burn (Pink B56)Norlee Sportsman's Bag, won by Ray Miller (Pink B23)W. D. and H.,O. Wills Cigarettes, won by Tom Kenny (Yellow C46)United Distillers Magnum Champagne, won by Mrs. Sullivan (pink B97,)
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PHELAN MEDAL
'BALMAIN: 12 M. Hodgson, 5 J. Paszek, 4 D. Pulver, 3 L. Curtis, T. Watts, A. Her.ring, 2 R. Eades, A. Millward, 1 J. Sturdy, N. Ellard.
EAST SYDNEY: 12 P. Physick, 8 R. Claridge, I. Geddes, 7 W. Dunne, 3 W. Goss,D. Glas, 2 Paul Bouchier, R. Hughes, J. Roberts, 1 G. Foster, J. Parker.
NEWTOWN: 14 G. Francis, 13 G. Hooker, 10 S. Redenbach, I. Brennan, 9 K.Delooze, 4 I. Kidd, D. Dunlop, 3 M. Mark, K. Coburn, 2 G. Mcl?onald,D. Sykes, E. Callister, K. O'Kalloran, 1 M. Delooze, I. Worsterlmg, G.Gardiner.
NORTH SHORE: 16 R. McLean, 6 G. McLean, 5 M. Simmonds, J. Baker, G. Harman,4 G. Jepsen, P. Graham, 3 G. Hamilto.':l, H. Patterson, E. Southwood,R. Curtis, W. Brown, B. Emmett, 2 S. Sanders, B. McBriar, 1 P. Bradmore
PENNANT HILLS: 10 R. Green, W. Smith, 7 P. Watson, 6 D. Cater, T. Hill, 4 P.Morcom, 3 P. Wilson, W. Taylor, E. Joiner, 2 T. Daykin, J. Goswell, G.Hogden, R. Miles, 1 T. Ingram, D. Power, D. Newton. "
ST. GEORGE: 21 D. Dalton, 15 R. I-:ill, 11 G. Harris, 5 R. Bell, 4 S. Rixon, 3 B.Francis, G. McKenzie, 2 G. Murphy, K. Ward, G. Watkins, R. Baines, W.Meale, D. McVey, 1 M. Tegg, D. Berry
SOUTHERN DISTRICTS: 16 R. Waddell, 5 R. Perrin, G. Towle, .<I-R. Kirbyshire,R. Tredrea, 3 S. McCormick, I. Marston, G. Haines, G. Coleman, 2W. Dahler, J. Wright, W. Cornell, R. Prenter, P. Kelly, 1 M. Jones, C.Wardrop.
WESTERN SUBURBS: 19 I. Harry, 12 A. Dudley, 10 B. Greaves, 9 J. Creek, G.Sharp, 8 R. Galt, 4 T. Rosewall, 1 G. Nagle, C. Maddock, S. Cook.
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Thirds after their practice game lastweek (thanks Ramsgate Premiers Un-der 17) are gaing into. the game withautany complacency ready to. play the teamfaotball Fassie wants them to.. Wewant a big win aver Narths taday.Cangratulatians to Dale Daltan far
winning the Phelan Medal and alSo.Caurage Award. To. Cal MacDonald farwinning the Sanders Medal. It has beena great year far yau both and the Clubbut to make it even greater all threegrades must keep winning.New trainers a'veralls look gaad.
Thanks ance again to. Canberra T.V.Dent farget the guessing campetition.1st Prize Portable Calaur T.V. from I-Canberra T.V. Also Presentatien NightSaturday, 15th Octaber. Tickets sellingfast so see Pat McKenzie naw.Remember We must have three Wins
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First Grade shawed Hills what faot-ball is all abaut with a canvincing winto. cantinue their path in the finals.Great team display led by Meale, G.Richards, McVey, Harris, Murphy.Ta~ay Firsts face anather p"essure ef-
fart against Narths in a game they mustcantinue on as they played them lasttime playing despemte, determined playCn faatball. Saints supparte"s knawyau can achieve "esults so. it is up to.yau to. keep faith with them and yau"caach.Reserves believed in themselves at
last to. "ecard a gutsy win in bluste"ycanditians. Ably led by Cal MacDanaldsupparted by Furness. Fletche", RaweSmith and the rest of team reservesmust go 0 nthis weekand avenge earlierdefeats by Wests, especially a clase lastmeeting. Once again if the players be-lieve in themselves they will and cansucceed.
NORTH SHORE CLUB NOTES
NEWTOWN CLUB NOTES
One Dawn-Twa to. go.. A typ,ioalNewtawn effart in the last quarterreally sent the Valva Bears chuggingback acrass the bridge. Ian Kidd pra-duced a magnificent effort to. take autthe Gemcraft Award. Gmeme McDanalddeservedly wan the Caurage AWaTd witha flawless exhibitian and Kent Caburntaak aut the club award with yet an-other top performance.
The Secands, althaugh understaffed,turned in a great team effort to registera top win over the Bulldogs. Rino Fel-
Firstly our cangratulatiens' to DaleDaltan a wa"thy winner af the 1977Phelan Medal winner of the 1977 Phe-lan Medal and a well done to. our awnRod McLean who finished in third placein the Phelan Medal and in the CaurageAward.Pride af place taday gaes to. the Un-
der 19 cubs and Terry Delaney hasthem fit to. win after last weeks greatperfarmance. Best and the ValvaAward (first ever to. the Under 19s),Hayden Bray-Very well dane.Alan Waadhams and Steve Eatan
trin, Tony Marcucci and Jack Carbanewan the club awards and they werewell backed up by the ather 17 play-ers.This week the Secand'S come in
against Norths and HIt's.t:inle" to regis-ter aur first win aver them far the sea-san and give them samething to. begrissly abaut (that's a repeat Col!)The First take on the Magpies at
Trumper intend reversing the decisionfram our last encaunter there. Let us"Pluck-e.m alive."
ANGELIC ONE
with Michael Bradmore next.Our Firsts let Ne'wtown get away.
Never again. To.p Bears were Bob Cur-tis, Phil Bradmore, Tim Hessell, GregJepsen, Mark Simmans and GraemeMcLean.Reserves need kicking practice after
lasing to. Saints. Our Best LindsaySwan, Rad Clo.tz, Red P"ice, Wally Tay-lar and Stapes.TODAY IN ALL THREE GRADES
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SANDERS VOTES
BALMAIN:10 P. Rode, 8 J. Claydon, 5 G. Richardson, 4 B. Sturgess, 3 A. Nicholls,W. Soames, J. Hernandez, 1 J. Coles, S. Lear, P. Anderson, J. Paszek
EAST SYDNEY: 10 C. Groch, 7 M. Dean, 5 W. Dunn, G. Downward, 4 R. Wright,M. Hansen, 3 R. Williams, D. Wilkins, B. Stokes, J. Lowry, I. Taylor, PeterBouchier, S. Davis, R. Claridge, 2 S. Hill, R. Fitzpatrick, A. Pandelis,J. Parker, I. Allen, R. Walduck, 1 R. Schobel, G. Wilton, T. Henville
NEWTOWN:12 R. Hawkins, T. Marucci 6 G. Koutouzis, 4 M. McCrudden, 3 W. InnesM. Prewett, E. Gorton, R. Feltrin, P. Scott, 2 L. Bailey, D. Paines, E. DuckiT. Archibald, G. Gardiner, I. Greenwood, J. Haddock, G. Middlemiss,1 A. Tohv, R. Baker, M. Mace, D. Jones, P. Mcintyre, G. Scorer.
NORTH SHORE: 7 K. Murray, 5 I. Gaodham, P. Walker, T. Ashelford, 3 W. Wuttke,G. Bee, G. Hamilton, S. Green, R. Clotz, B. McBriar, D. Wilson, 2 G. Har-mon, L. Swan G. McLean, R. Darling, 1 D. McLaughlin, M. Flanders,D. Lewis, S. Lewis, A. Reid, A. Price, B. Sutherland.
PENNANT HILLS: 5 R. Jones, 3 D. Power, K. Langton, 2 E. Joiner, D. Rigley,M. Miller, P. Mathers, P. Glen, G. McKernan, M. Clift, 1 G. Hardy, P.Morcom, J. Glaister, G. Lindsay, G. Peterson, G. Sumich, J. Watson,M. Wenzel, P. Cunnane
ST~ GEORGE: 19 C. MacDonald, 10 P. Manna, 8 K. Higgins, 5 J. Wilson, 4 D. DaltonD. McVey, 3 G. Smith, W. Furniss, 2 G. Rowe, R. Lincoln, A. Ralph,G. Lance, 1 S. Rixon, G. Mciver, R. Langford, T. Longmore, Do,Fletcher
SOUTHERN DISTRICTS: 5 A. Laidlaw, W. Stone, 4 C. Wardrop, C. Robinson, 3 D.Bennett-Burleigh, R. Prenter, L. Fredericks, N. Cornell, A. Mitchell, S.Coleman, E. Pasfield, 2 N. Jones, R. Solomon, D. Hills, S. Bellchambers,W. Haynes, A. Stevens, G. Edgill, 1 N. Clarke, R. Thomas, G. Jones, D.Haines, J. Hawkins, D. Clarke.
WESTERN SUBURBS: 9 D. Collard, 8 G. Nagel, 7 J. Frame, J. Gebert, 6 G. White,4 C. O'Danoghue, 3 S. Stickney, K. Sykes, T. Atkins, R. Sexton, B. Coram,D. Rowe, G. Shiel, S. Moore, 2 M, Bridgement, L. Conwell, D. Walduck,P. Janes, P. Jack, G. Knight, 1 G. Sharp, D, Hayes, R. Clarke
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KEALEY VOTES
BALMAIN: 10 P. Ankovics, 8 G. Arndell, G. Rand, 6 M. Thurston, 4 S. Jones, 3R. Evans, G. Saville, 2 B. Sturgess, 1 D. Smith, D. Ede.
EAST SYDNEY: 9 T. Crome, 6 A. Dawson, 5 J. Angel, 4 R. Dew, 3 A. Branca, P.Swain, 2 M. Dare, P. Beckman, 1 B. Fairhurst, B. McFarland, P. Bridges
NEWTOWN: 16 M. Free, 4 P. Hadris, T. Archibald, 3 G. Grose, G. Carbone, E. Ducki2 G. Scorer, G. Livingstone, 1 P. Miles, J. Healey, T. Bennett, F. PassmoreB. Koumertas.
NORTH SHORE: 10 P. Teague, 9. D. Woodhams, 8 P. Webster, B. Wickham, A.Fitzgerald, 7 M. Brimfield, 5 P. Bradmore, 3 H. Bray, M. Bradmore, T.Ashelford, 2 S. Eaton, J. Guiffrida, 1 B. Andrew, N. Reid.
PENNANT HILLS: 9 A. Gerrard, 5 J. Goswell, 3 S. McGee, D. Loomes, W. Shields,G. Stevenson, 2 G. Whitaker, J. Morgan, P. McClay, 1 G. Witt, D. Atkins,P. Farrer, K. Clift.
ST. GEORGE: 17 A. Baldry, 12 G. Zuber, 11 A. Kemp, 9 R. Brain, 6 P. McBeth,5 G. Richards, G. McKay, 3 B. Richards, P. Goode, A. Malone, P. Lindsay,2 G. Robson, M. Hanrahan, 1 N. Allard, D. Power, P. Hall, W. Sullivan,E. Taylor
SOUTHERN DISTRICTS: 9 R. Matheson, 7 A. Horton, 5 G. Haines, C. Brabender,4 P. Thomas, G. Coates, 3 R. Rogers, S. Onley, 2 .S. Noack, S. Jones,K. Kay, A. Bright, B. Morley, 1 V. Hansford, R. Phillis, J. Dempsey,J. Hawkins.
WESTERN SUBURBS: 22 D. Hayes, 18 P. Betros, 6 R. Barry, D. Gunson, 5 T.Suhan, 3 W. Dodson, M. Gauci, P. Knowles, N. Sullivan, T. Kennedy,2 S. Ellis, G. Love, R. Barry, 1 R. Peuchar.
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BALMAIN ERMINGTON: 7 R. Lennox, 2 K. Gray, P. McTackett, A. Hezlett, C. Mar-chant, 1 B. Murphy, R. Blackburn
BANKSTOWN SPORTS: 19 K. Smith, 9 R. Rae, 8 R. Rankin, 6 G. Back, 5 J. Addison3 G. Veldhuis, S. Heller, E. Scheer, R. Bednarski, 1 S. Herne, M. Higgin-son, J. Cousins, T. Wood, S. Burton, P. Andrews.
CAMPBELLTOWN: 12 G. Holland, 11 R. McDougall, 7 W. Jones, 4 A. Sknowronski,3 K. Gough, J. Loffleman, P. South by, J. Hartley, J. McCann, 2 R. Dotta,B. Tichner, A. Pappas, J. Noles, 1 R. Kennedy, B. Hands
MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY: 10 M. Thompson, 8 J. Wardlaw, 7 I. Pay, 5 J. Wickham,3 G. O'Shea, J. Millburn, 2 T. Aldridge, N. Palfreman, R. Adams, I.McLeish, G. Plant, 1 G. Blues, L. Cox
R.A.A.F.: 7 R. King, G. Barnard, 6 B. Carpenter, G. Marriott, 3 C. Wright, R.Liivamagi, C. White, 2 SCale, S. Wilson, L. Beaman, A. Golding, P.Holden, 1 S. Douglass.
ST. IVES: 6 J. Barrington, 4 G. Lindsay, 3 B. Ahern, 2 R. Gibson, G. Baglin, P.Waight, G. Griffen, 1 R. Pengilly, R. Wilkes.
SUTHERLAND: 7 R. Jemmeson, 6 T. Bailey, 5 P. Edwards, 4 M. O'Sullivan, 3 J.Smith, 2 J. Pavey, B. Coleman, 1 G. Lawton, I. Eales, K. White, G.Kennedy
SYDNEY UNIVERSITY: 9 P. Moggach, 8 D. McRae, G. Holgking, 6 B. Lester, G. Wild4 P. Zerbst, D. Driscoll, 3 S. Letmlean, P. Naughton, S. Zorina, 2 P.Stevens, M. Fisher, R. Howlett, K. Lewis, 1 M. Henschke, J. Calder,J. Baistow, R. Dunn, D. Wighton
UNIVERSITY OF N.SW.: 14 P. Hurst, 8 P. Lloyd, D. Rowe, C. Kay, 4 A. Collins, N.Perger,.3 G. Cain, D. Marshall, G. Golder, R. Norton, 2 F. Ward, C. Paly,1 R. SUidgeest, J. Crocker, R. Wilkins.
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SYDNEY UNIVERSITY CI.UB NOTESWales proved too good On the day in from the wings.
last weeks Grand Final completing the Special thanks should be extended togolden douhle fo rthat club. We played coach Glen Hocking for his magnificentwell in the opening qual ter but our in- effort throughout the year and it wasaccuracy in front of goal proved most sadly unbecoming that he was foereedcostly at a time when we should have from the field last week at quarter time.consolidated a strong lead. Lusty onceagain gave one hundred per cent ofnever-say-die football which unfortu-nately was net emulated by the rest ofthe side. Wally wa'S a desperate trierfor the entire game and Ocker andHoges conteributed a great deal of derive
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BALMAIN-ERMINGTON: 6 B. Raines, 5 A. Turner, 4 L. Barnwell, R. Lennox, 3K. Gray, I. Hall, D. Richardson, 2 C. Marchant, P. Heywood, R. Fitzhenry,1 G. Miller, P. McTackett
BANKSTOWN SPORTS: 12 M. Higginson, 7 H. Buressi, 5 J. Poulter, 4 D. Scott,S. Hickson, S. Borton, 3 J. Fitzgeraid, I. Davidson, C. Credlin, I. Royale,K. Kalmins, 2 J. Zigari, G. Back, B. Redmite, R. Renkin, B. Hunter, 1B. Pollock, P. Wiliiams, B. McGovern, B. Farley.
CAMPBELLTOWN: 9 P. Grey, 6 A. Mead, 5 B. Skinner, 4 K. Whelium, 3 P. Kendall,C. Machen, J. Loffleman, R. Merret, B. Wellard, D. Amos, 2 G. McRobertsJ. Collerio, M. Garner, R. Kennedy, R. McCartney, 1 C. Weston, A. Cun-ningham.
MACQUARIE' UN I: 12 A. Danilo, 9 J. Kadele, 3 W. Wrobel, 2 <;:. Welsby, B. Inglis,1 P. Hook, D. Aitken, R. Tinmouth, G. O'Shea.
R.A.A.F.: 5 D. Goad, S. Blair, 4 B. Raeburn, 3 J. Renton, I. MacGregor, M. MesseH,N. Fraser, R. King, G Rogers, G Bolton, S. Barrett, 1 G. Grogan, P.Holden, K. Maxwell, D. Dewitte, C. White, S. Bridge, R. Abrahams, S.Douglass.
ST. IVES: 4 G. Evenhuis, 3 A. Stack, G. Elley, 2 B. Richardson, B. Craig, J. Bell,P. Lamb, 1 M. Dayton, J. little, S. Riley.
SUTHERLAN D: 6 G. O'Sullivan, 5 D. Elliott, 4 L. Bangrove, 3 D. Boulton, R. Ed.wards, C. Lawton, J. Smith, T. Shilcock, 2 S. Wooldidge, P. Harrington,I. Burrows, A. Brown, G. Kennedy, I. McLeod,' M. Hunt, A. Hardy, K.Gresch, 1 A. Watts, R. Jemmeson.
SYDNEY UNI: 6 K. Lewis, 5 P. Naughton, P. Cahill, 4 W. Koeck, 3 D. Wigllton,J. Fricker, G. Wild, B. Watts, P. Kennedy, M. Fisher, D. O'Dowd, 2 C.McGuinness, A. Henderson, G. Hocking, P. Stevens, J. Ross, R. Harvey,1 P. Moggach, P. Stuggs, P. Murphy, B. Graham.
UNIVERSITY OF NSW: 5 J. McGuinness, 3 B. Showniruk, R. Kendall, B. Lawne,P. Jordan, P. Harrington, D. Schilg, 2 J. Smith, D. Rowe, C. Markham,G. Cain, K. Lower, M. Robertson, M. Butler, 1 L. Davis, M. Rutherford,P. Wilson, J. Croker, M. Powell, M. Keogh, B. Woodyard, C. Kay, C. Paley,S. Murray. .
WARRINGAH: 10 M. Collins, L. Adams, 6 J. Chappel, 4 A. Elsworthy, J. Valkovitch,P. March, 3 A. Pitcher, G. Clark, R. Fenwick, 2 G. Durbridge, M. Tyrell,D. Manion, S. Martin, R. Kennelly, N. Lulofs, M. Curtis, 1 K. Ward.
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KEVIN UTILE
Secretary / Manager
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Patrons of the League are invited to use the facilities of the Club.
I::: DRESS RULESNo Thongs.
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TIM MARSDENSecretary/Manager929.0633
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On behalf of Easts Committee I thankall workers Le. manager, trainers, can~teen staff, stand staff, a special' mentionto '.'Casey and Arthur also Oily, to theladles God Bless them, to all supportersand last but not least all coachs andplayers with a very special mention tothe Leagues leading goal kidker, . ourown Peter Psychick. Also thanks to theEditor of this fine Football RecordDorelle Hyman. '
BANKSTOWNSPORTSA.F.C. invites Applications for Season 1978 for CoachesManagers, Trainers and Players for "A" Grade, "B" Grade, 'and Under 19 teams.Applications close 31/10/77 in writing stating qualifications addressed to:
P. FIDDLER,P.O. Box 292,Bankstown 2200
We field under 19, Under II, Under 13, Under 15, Under 17, B. GradeA Grade and Under 19 teams.
Juniors: G. HANCOCK772 II01,D. TARBERT 7734324
WESTERN SUBURBS CLUB NOTES
EAST SYDNE)' C._UB NOTES
Cols boys found Newtown 2nds play-ing truly in the style of a Grand Finalside, and were beaten by a team whochased and r'eally wanted the ball. Coltried 'to get his team firing but on theday Towns were too good.At this stage as it wiU be my last re-
port this season may I wish the Leagueevery success for 1978, and to the teamsstill striving for the various Pennants,Good Luck, and good football.
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to play four quarters to win not two orthree. Firsts face their big test in a re-match with Newtown. Remember howclose it was last time after we lapsed inthe 2nd half, don't let it happen thistime. Play 4 quarters of hard goodfootball, and we will progress to thegrand final.All sides get behintl Ian, Alan, and
John, and let us have three big wins tocelebrate Sunday night as a step up tothree /lags.
This week all these sides are engagedin finals, the Under 19s in the lost semiversus Districts and the 1st and 2ndsin the 2nd semi 1st versus Newtown,2nd versus Saints.The Under 19s easily defeated Bal-
main last week must put in four consis-tent quarters of tight football this weekto <!efeat Distticts and continue our runto the grand final.Reserve Grade, allowing for unfor-
seen circumstances should be too goodfor Saints but remember we stiU have
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After partaking of lunch, good cheerand good company you can view thePreliminary Final on the old battle-ground.Please contact Secretary, Graham
Douglas on the hlower, Home 5972815or Business 7476244 for further details.
NOTICE BOARDFor the Social events in the off sea- ,
son contact Frank Nevill, Jim Smail orIan Cleveland. Lots of goodies are instore beginning with Grand Final Nile. lWhere? See Frank. Presentation Nite, '"!Saturday Nite, 5 November-Where?See F.ank or Jim. The Annual Christ-rna's Picnic, Saturday 3rd December-Where? To those who don't know, seeIan, Jim or Frank, they will soon tellyou.But seriously these events are being
planned for every ones enjoyment, aUwe want you to do is to be there, let'ssee you there eh!
Life Members and all former Umpiresyour Day to Remember is on attheWhite City Tennis Club on Sunday 18theptember from 12 noon until 2 p.m.stated before this is just a drop kickTrumpeT.
TilE JUAN '1\' "'"I'1'E
handling the /lags in both gamesWeU done.
Congratulations to those Umpires whowere selected to officiate in the DivisionTwo Grand Finals.For the records they are;-
A Grade Field, GEOFF DEMPSEYBounc,,'y, GRAHAM DOUGLASS andIVAN WILLIAMS.B GradeField, TOM EVANSBoundary, BOB McDONALD andGARY SPOONERWith Goal Umpires GRAHAM JACOB-SEN and BOB MEDLIOTT
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1 G. DARLEY 1 R. BELL, captain.coach2 S. SANDERS 2 W. MEALE5 W. BROWN (Captain) 3 D. McVEY (Vice-Captain)6 P. BRADMORE 4 D. DALTON7 G. JEPSON 5 K. WARD8 B. McBRIAR 6 R. SYNNOT9 G. HAMILTON 7 R. HILL10 J. BAKER 8 D. BERRY11 M. FLANDERS 9 G. HARRIS12 G. HARMAN 10 G. RICHARDS13 R. HANNA 11 B. FRANCIS15 J. GUMBLETON 12 E. SYMONS16 R. McLEAN 13 B. RICHARDS17 M.' SIMMONS 14 D. CHRISTIAN ~19 T. HESSELL 15 G. ARGUS ,22 H. PATERSON 16 C. BOWE23 T. ASH ELFORD 17 G. McKENZIE .•24 L. PALMER 1'8 N: SULLIVAN •25 G. McLEAN 19 A. TAYLOR27 R. CURTIS 20 K. GIBBONS30 C. NOBLE 21 G. MURPHY31 D. LEWIS 22 M. TEGG44 B. EMMETT50 W. WUTTKE
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