"FOOTBALL RECORDER"

"FOOTBALL
RECORDER"
Official Organ of the
VICTORIAN FOOTBALL
ASSOCIATION
SUNDAY,
AUGUST 25th, 1974
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Curbing Rough Play
COUNTRY LEAGUE WORRIED
By MIDFIELD
ROUGH PLAY IN FOOTBALL has received prominence in the newspapers and other media in recent days.
While it is acknowledged that the subject becomes topical ever
so often, very little has been done to eliminate unduly rough play
in. much of the football played in this state.
When suggestions have been put forward the cry goes up that the spectators enjoy the fierce clashes, but surely
there is a difference between a good
solid bump and the sly dropping of a
player behind the game.
"It is a body contact sport," is' a
popular saying. Yes, but that does not
open the door to the "king hit" artist.
The Western Border League of Victoria, which has 12 clubs — six in Victoria and the same number from South
Australia, has shown great concern
about rough play in their League and for
start have appointed two field umpires
to control under 18 games.
It is anticipated that the second umpire would not award free kicks but
act in the role of a steward with the
power to report players.
There was also talk that this League
would consider the introduction of a
rule empowering the umpire to "order
off" offending players.
This rule
hasdoubt
worked
in parents
Soccer and
There
is no
many
are
Rugby
for
many
years
and
could
be
not keen on 4heir sons playing a game
worthy
a trial
in be
our badly
game.injured.
in whichofthey
can
This is a dangerous situation as parents are looking to other sports for
their sons and one of those attracting
a lot of attention is Soccer.
ROUND BALL THREAT
W e Australian Rules enthusiasts must
face up to the fact that the round ball
game does present a threat and now
is the time for us to look at our rules
and see if they measure up to 1974
standards.
Without being labelled as egotistical,
it ismade
only afair
to say
thatorthe
V.F.A.
has
forward
move
two.
It has given the emergency umpire
the power to report, and he does.
Quite often it is this official who has
a player before the Tribunal.
Again, the Tribunal, while always fairminded, is not afraid to award severe
penalties. It is not a weak body by any
means.
The thought of being caught can be
the best deterrent in civil life and also
on the sporting field.
Watch the way motorists strictly observe the law when a mobile policeman
is in the vicinity. He will become the
most law-abiding citizen and not go a
kilometer over the speed limit of the
area.
So it can be in football if the players know that the umpires will report
undue rough play and the Tribunal will
exact a heavy penalty.
It is thought-provoking that the Western Border League has put a curb on
rough play firstly in under age games.
LOUD-MOUTHS
Too often boys learn bad habits and
it is with much regret that many are
urged on by loud-mouthed coaches totally unsuitable to be caring for lads.
Many parents are equally at fault.
At a junior game a few weeks ago,
the conduct of some parents w a s a
disgrace. They screamed for their sons
to "get stuck into him" and followed
with other similar epithets.
W e have a great game. It has a
terrific spectator interest, but it should
be free from unduly rough play. If
allowed
to develop
this scourge could
be
a severe
handicap.
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Final Four decided Today
CAULFIELD — SUNSHINE RELEGATION CLASH
COBURG FOR GRAND FINAL
Five into four will not go!
One team has to drop out after today's games.
Dandenong, Port Melbourne and
Geelong West, all on 48 points and
with good percentages are set to play
in the finals.
So it leaves Oakleigh and Prahran
to fight for the 4th position.
Both play away — Prahran at Port
Melbourne and Oakleigh at Williamstown, and neither team will relish having to tackle such tough opposition to
figure in the final series.
But the struggle at the top of the
ladder is not the only interest in this
week's V.F.A. football.
Caulfield and Sunshine meet at Caulfield to decide the team to be relegated.
Then in 2nd Division the 2nd semifinal between Coburg and Waverley is
sure to be a thriller with the winning
team going into the Grand Final.
Williamstown has hit top form at the
end of the season and will be eager
to take on Oakleigh today. N o teams
find it easy at the seaside oval and it
will be a big test for the Oaks.
Barry Gill has a nice blending of
youth and experience in his Seagulls.
The Stillivans provide drive and the
steadiness of Fenton, Boxall and
Thompson in defence should limit the
Oakleigh forwards' opportunities.
Williamstown will be eager to finish
the season on a good note and I a m
selecting them to win.
BLUES' BIG JOB A H E A D
Prahran also faces a difficult task as
they go to Port Melbourne today.
Port flppepd at Dandenong last Sunday, but can usually be relied on to
come back strongly after a beating.
Prahran is enjoying a winning run,
having beaten Preston, Sandringham
and Caulfield in recent weeks, so the
Prahran's
but
enough
Paul
confidence
Fred
Both
the
Gosteams
Cook,
toand
Port
defenders
provide
should
Billy
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have
attack
be
victory.
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runing
appears
class
and
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high.
players,
rovers
srong
keep
So it apears the fourth place will
depend on percentages and Oakleigh
should just make the finals.
BATTLE FOR B O T T O M
Caulfield holds a slight percentage
over Sunshine and as the game is at
Caulfield I expect the eBars to win
and so get a second year in 1st Division. This will be a tense game with
all the drama of a grand final
Geelong West and Dandenong meet
in a game which will see the winner
playing in the 2nd semi-final
Geelong West play strongly at home
and their small men, 'Darky' Harris and
David Irvin, together with their highly
skilled big men, led by David ManSon,
should prove too strong for Dandenong.
There is nothing hanging to the
Preston - Sandringham
game.
Both
have disappointed and wil be looking
to next season now. I'll go for Preston.
LIONS TO G R A N D FINAL
It is the big game in 2nd Division
and Coburg will go into the game
favourites.
The result could swing on the form
of the forwards. Peter Smith notched
13 against Mordialloc a fortnight ago
while Brent Ziesler, Waverley's fullforward got seven against Werribee.
Coburg has proved a most consistent team throughout the season with
one loss. That was to Waverley on M a y
5. The result was reversed later when
Coburg won by 17 points.
Coburg is tipped to win again today.
S E Y M O U R selects : —
First Division
W I L L I A M S T O W N v. Oakleigh
P O R T MELB. v. Prahran
Second
Waverley
GCAULFIELD
PRESTON
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STATISTICALLY
SPEAKING
BY MARC FIDDIAN ^^
AFTER FOUR ROUNDS in T964 Geelong West was last on the Division Two Jadder without a win.
The next week the Roosters beat Box Hill, followed by wins
over Mordialloc and Northcote.
After 12 rounds Geelong West
was in the four but still a long way off promotion to Division One.
Geelong West .reached the Grand Camberwell ruckman Tony Lancaster,
Final, but Sunshine was favoured to 22, collided with a team mate in a
win. The Roosters, who had narrowly practice game and died 18 days later
"avoided the wooden spoon the pre- as a result of head injuries.
vious year, were too good and equalled
The V.F.A. beat Tasmania 14.11 to
the feat of Coburg (1926) and Oak- 10.8 in Launceston before a crowd of
leigh (1930) by winning the flag in 9,288. Rovers Keith Burns and Bruce
only their second year in the V.F.A.
Whalebone shone for the Association.
There was great interest in the last
FIRST DIVISION
round of home and away games in
LADDER
1964 when Preston played Waverley at
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Waverley to decide which club would
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stay in the top division.
Williamstown
14 4 — 114.4
Adapting better to its muddy home, Port Melbourne
13 5 — 117.3
Waverley won 15.9 to 8.14. Preston's' Sandringham'..
13 5 — 114.4
percentage was 11 higher than Wav- Coburg
12 6 — 123.6
erley, which had come into Division Yarrawlle
11 7 — 104.1
One at the last minute when Moorab- Dandenong .. \
8 9 1 109.9
bin was suspended for being a party Brunswick
5 12 1 81.6
to St. Kilda's takeover of its ground. Oakleigh
5 13 — 88.9
Port Melbourne won the Division Waverley
4 13 1 74.3
One flag •— its first since 1953 —
Preston
3 14 1 85.3
from Williamstown, with Coburg third.
Highest score: Preston 23.11 v. WilBrunswick, which lost its opening eight liamstown 12.9 (August 16); Sandringgames, Won five and drew one of the ham 21.23 v. Brunswick 12.15 (August
remaining 10 to give promise of a good 20).
season in 1965.
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series for 14 years, and ironically this
FINALS: First semi: Coburg 19.18 d.
ended the club's affiliation with the Sandringham 12.11; second semi: Port
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NEWS FROM V.F.A. HOUSE
T V FOR M E D A L S C O U N T
THIS~YEAR, both J. J. Liston (1st Div.) and J. Field (2nd Div.) Best
and Fairest Medals counting will be staged on the one night.
NEXT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, the
Permit Committee wil count all votes
at the studios of ATV-0.
The announcement of the Second
Division award will be made live at
8.30 p.m. Final votes and the announcement of the winner of the J.
J. Liston Medal will be seen live at
approximately 9.30.
The V.F.A. is indebted to Channel 0
for their courtesy and co-operation in
presenting this very important part of
the V.F.A. season.
All supporters should be watching
Channel 0 from 7.30 onwards next
.Wednesday.
BIG PRIZE FOR L U C K Y PLAYER
The best player in the Grand Final
of the Lightning Premiership is to be
the lucky recipient of a grand prize.
Cathay Pacific Airways have offered,
through ATV-0, to present the best
player in the Lightning Premiership big
finale, two return tickets to Hong
Kong on the new Sydney-Hong Kong
flight.
A litle bird has whispered that more
big prizes for the Lightning Grand
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Cathay Pacific, a British-owned company operating Boeing 707's, is to be
congratulated on their generosity.
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have been instrumental in big advertising at Toorak Park and Junction
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They have donated plenty of their
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the V.F.A. thanks Yoo-Hoo for this
thought.
The $5.00 award in each division for
the Club Championship has resolved
itself and the lucky clubs to share the
S1000 award are COBURG (2nd Div.)
and PORT M E L B O U R N E (1st Div.).
W e are sure these clubs wil be
thrilled with the Yoo-Hoo award.
GOALKICKING A W A R D S
IN THIRDS
Winners of the goalkicking awards in
the Thirds were announced last week.
With 107 goals, Bill Brewer, of Northcote, w o n the Set Alexander Trophy in
Second Division.
Second with 74 goals Phillip Constantinou, of Caulfield, took off the Roy
Kent Trophy.
GILLON M E D A L T O
CONSTANTINOU
Phillip Constantinou, of Caulfield, has
won the 1974 Gillon Medal for the Best
and Fairest player in the V.F.A. Thirds
(First Division).
Phillip w o n with 26 votes, one ahead
of Mark Lloyd, of Oakleigh.
Phillip's win is more creditable than
it appears, as he played the last few
games with a bad groin injury.
Despite this injury he carried on,
mostly from the forward pocket, to also
win the Roy Kent Trophy.
Well done to Phillip, and the Caulfield
club.
PETER SMITH'S 100
Coburg forward, Peter Smith, became
the first senior V.F.A. player to score
more than 100 goals this season, kicking .13 in the last round to tally 101 for
1974.
Peter is the fourth Coburg player to
top the ton. Others were Lance Collins (twice with 108 and 116), Bob Pratt
(183) and Jack Titus (119).
Peter has joined a formidable line-up
and deserves our praises. Well done
Pete
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PRESTON
A SPORTSMENS' NIGHT will be held
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Road, Thornbury, on September 18.
Star sportsmen will be appearing.
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And so 1974 season draws to a
close. It has been a mixed season for
Preston. W e have had our ups — and
our downs. It has been a period of
consolidation. Relegation has been
avoided.
On the other hand, w e were not
good enough to contend the finals.
During the past few weeks, younger
players like Marshall, Wilson, Stewart, Robinson, Carlson, Pascoe and
Waters puting pressure on the older
players. 1975 could be an interesting
season for Preston.
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W e thank you for your support and
look forward to seeing you following
the finals for the seconds and thirds
— and, of course, the Lightning
Games. An dthen comes season '75.
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COBURG
Page 13
preliminary and grand finals. H e will
need five per game to get 100. If he
does it, we'll win.
The seconds were beaten last Saturday by Waverley and finished in
fourth position. Not bad for a side
so heavily depleted by injuries and
illness. Thanks to Laurie Datson, John
Howard and Laurie High, w h o came
back to Brunswick to help make up
our team.
The thirds put on a magnificent performance in their first semi-final 27.13
to 9.9. That's great scoring in any
game, let alone a final. Marantelli
kicked 13 goals to take his tally to
100. Congratulations Marra. Other
good players were Box, Andrew, Chappel, and McFarlane.
W E H A V E T A K E N ALL H O N O U R S this
year in the h o m e and away games. The
leading goalkicker of 101, from Peter
Smith, the highest score of 241 points,
the highest winning margin of 31
goals against Frankston and defeated
only once in the season by our contenders this week: Waverley.
W e look the side, but finals are the
real test, and w e have to play at our
best to regain First Division.
In the record-seting game against
Mordiailoc, trophies went to Peter
Smith from the Stagecoach Motel, and
Safeway Stores, to Mark Slater from
Jim York, to Jeoff Hopgoqd from Terry
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MORDIALLOC
Ken Cook, to Colin Hobbs from Wardrops Men's Wear, and to Geoff Rob- MOTHBALLS FOR 74, positive thinkinson from Ferguson's Cake Shop.
ing will be the policy for future footAwards in the Reserves, w h o look ball at Mordiailoc. Noel Jenkins has
a safe bet for the final for the Mor- resigned as thirds coach to take up
diailoc crush went to Kerrin Lawson the position of recruiting office^ with
from Shell Service Centre to Brian the power to co-opt the necessary
Elvery from Alexanders Stores, to members of the committee as he sees
Lyndon W e s e o m b e from Alan Mitchell fit.
and to Hayden Bent from Lou Davies. A man with an engaging personality,
Our thirds are in second place and w e are pinning a lot of faith in Noel
played this weekend against Northcote. to sign the players necessary to lift
W e wish them every success for the our club higher on the premiership
finals, as they have worked hard for ladder.
a premiership flag for our club.
Dates'to remember in the near future are final payment day plus counting of best and afirest votes for firsts
and seconds at the club rooms, 10
BRUNSWICK
a.m., -1-9-74;
IT IS SUFFICIENT to win a final by
The Presentation Night Ball in the
one point, but w e w o n by two.
Fortunately, that's all w e had to do Alan McLean Hall, 5-10-74, $20 a
double, all-in, don't miss out on a good
last Sunday. Camberwel' extended uk
in the blustery conditions, but the re- night.
The draw for the trip to South-East
sult w a s never, in doubt.
Asia will be held on a date to be
Awards — Glenns M e n s Centre:
Barry Valentine; Lamp donation: Tony fixed sometime in November, see Bob
Traynor for tickets. Congratulations
Egan; E.M.I. Record: John Brigham;
Writing Set: Adrian Perry; $5 dona- go to thirds plpayer Steve Ogier, w h o
tions: Frank Dimmattino and Mick beat the rest of the field for best and
fairest honours in the club vote. Kevan
Stilo.
Breen, w h o missed 10 games, ran
What a great game Barry Valentine
played.
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THE
FOOTBALL R E C O R D E R
Page 15
the date for the Sportsman's Night,
to be held in the Pavilion at Toorak
• Continued from Page 7.
Park, commencing 7.45. Guest panel
GOALKICKERS
includes Kevin Sheedy, Bill Lawry,
Alan Cook (Brunswick)
65 Peter Bakos, Ron Casey, Ken Lowery
Brian Jeffrey (Port eMIbourne)
58 (shooting champion). Top artist Russ
Keith Burns (Sandringham)
52 Landell plus film. Comperes are Don
John Walker (Preston)
50 Hyde and Ian Cleland, tickets are $6
S E C O N D DIVISION
all inclusive.
LADDER
Sorry to report ladies committee
Sunshine
14 4 140.1
member, Maisie Pearson, is in hospiMordiailoc
11 7 112.9 tal. W e all wish her well and hope
Geelong West
11 7 108.8 to see her about soon. President Jack
Brighton
11 7 104.1 Morgans is home from hospital and
Northcote
, .... 8 10 86.9 will take it easy for the time being.
Prahran
7 11 87.5 Committeeman Bob Crispin has also
Camberwell
6 12 82.0 been on the sick list.
Box Hill
4 14 85.2
Our thanks to Radio 3GL and Roger
Highest score: Sunshine 22.22 v. Box David for announcing the team on a
Hill 8.8 (June 27).
Thursday night.
Lowest score: Prahran 3.8 v. NorthTwo dates to keep in mind are a
cote 20.15, at Westgarth (August 1).
Social Night in the Pavilion on SatFINALS. First semi: Geelong West urday, September 7, and the Caulfield
14.15 d. Brighton 10.7; second semi: Cup Dinner-Danqe. in the Pavilion on
Sunshine 13.12 d. Mordiailoc 9.20; pre- October 19. Our seconds and thirds
liminary: Geelong Vyest 10.18 d. Mordi- in .the .finals — .best wishes.
ailoc 10.13; Grand Final: Geelong West
• INTEREST: About 5 p.m. this after14.14 d. Sunshine 11711.
noon .we will know whether w e are
FIELD T R O P H Y
in the final four.
Votes
"THE T W O BLUE"
Shaun Crosbie (Sunshine)
.43
Alec Gardiner (Box Hill)
31
Ray Ransom (Brighton)
29
PORT MELBOURNE
Foster Bibron (Mordiailoc)
27
A N O T H E R B A D DEFEAT at the hands
Eric Nicholls (Geelong West) .... 26
of Dandenong and the club is now in
GOALKICKERS
danger of losing the double chance.
Ron. O'Neill (Camberwell)
77
This would be a sad blow to our
Bill Bryan (Brighton)
61 loyal supporters, w h o have stuck to
Ron Howard (Sunshine)
..;
57 the club during the year, so it is up
Alan. McDonald (Geelong West) ..... 53 to the players to make certain of a
victory against Prahran — w h o are
struggling, to make the final four.
During the season w e had many
PRAHRAN
peopre w h o helped the committee, and
AFTER A CLOSE G A M E for threeto-the following w e offer our most
quarters, w e gradually broke away to
sincere thanks:' Mr. Ashley Maher and
kick six goals in the last quarter to
the Graham family hotel for tehir rewin well.
freshments to players after each home
The Mackintosh Motors $50 cash
game; Norm Stanreyand the Bus sup-'
award vote for last Sunday's game
porters; w h o were loyal all through the
went to Rod Payne. Rod is the outyear; and to alJ -those people w h o
right leader with 5 votes, followed b y
assisted the ladies committee arid the
R. Anderson 4, G. Chapman 3, R. Johnspecial
effort
-committee
during
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next
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Pen Pictures
WAVERLEY
K. SYKES, centre-half back. — Experienced and fearless player.
Strong mark. 85 games.
J. F E R G U S O N (V-capt.), full back. —
Reliable defender. Safe mark and
long kick. 63 games.
K. M c N A M E E , utility player. — Returned to club after coaching in the
country. 83 games.
B. ALLAN (Capt.) ,ruckman. — Very
experienced, holds club record for
games played. 127 games.
B. Zeisler, forward. — First year player from Belgrave. Fine mark and accurate kick. 16 games.
J. COSTELLO, half-forward. A specialist. Intelligent, talented footballer
w h o gets many goals. 34 games.
R. HORKINGS, rover. — Long service
with club. Clever and courageous;
having good season. 94 games.
V. LA RAGY, half-back. — From Monbulk. Close playing and tenacious.
First season with club. 13 games.
R. ALLAN, centreman. — Elusive —
starts many attacks. Beautiful stab
pass. 64 games.
R. O W E N S , utility player. — Twelve
years with club, started with under
15 side in 1962. 54 games.
S. H A N C O C K , rover and forward. —'
Busy player around the packs. 32
games.
G. C O O K , back pocket and ruck. —
Back to Waverley this year after
playing with Oak. Dis. 14 games.
P. GRANT, ruck rover. — Opens up
play with clever handball. 37 games.
J. H O L D S W O R T H , centreman and
rover. — From Richmond thirds.
Courageous and talented player with
a big future. Five games.
G. HOCKING, half-back flanker. —
Noted for his long dashes and driving kicks. 39 games.
M . Y O U N G , half-back. — Consistent
T.
N.year
performer
games.
and
the
an
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13
August 25th, 1974
P. HASTINGS, utility. — Having his
best season with club since coming
from Belgrave in 1972. 27 games.
R. PARKS, ruck rover. — Also having
his best season, fights hard for the
ball. Good kick. 41 games.
I. MILES, half-back. — Improving each
game after a late start, will have
big say in finals. 17 games.
A. SMEDTS, half-forward. — Spectacular leap and mark. Never-give-in
player w h o creates many opportunities for team-mates. 51 games.
J. CRAWLEY, ruckman. — Young, up
from seconds this year. Developing
well, keen and hard working. Five
games.
G. FISHER, rover. — From Lilydale,
fears nothing, a big heart and a ton
of courage, goes all day. One game.
T. LUMLEY, rover and back pocket
specialist. — A ton of courage and
a beautiful stab-pass.
*
*
AROUND THE C1UBS
WILLIAMSTOWN
THE T O W N E R S ' turned on class football to topple Sandy last week.
W e had many winners, with Tony
Hannebery giving a scintillating display and Ron Fenton and Glen Townsend (6 goals), were another great
pair.
The highlight of the game was the
fact that Bob Percy was competing in
his 100th encounter. Since he joined
the Seagulls in 1969, he has been one
of the most consistent footballers in
the story of the club.
Percy was given the honour of leading the side out, and he was treated
to a big night out after the aame.
There will be a pleasant FrirJay Night
in the club rooms on August 30, at
. 7.30 p.m., when votes for best and
fairest in the seniors and reserves
will be counted.
There will be ample refreshments
and
only
donation
town
far
club
ber
day,
A aa29.
Ball
pleasant
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rooms
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hall,
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August 25th, 1974
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Page 17
Supporters should not forget the
ladies committee manequin parade
this Wednesday at The Windsor.
DANDENONG
Tickets obtainable from any ladies
A SOLID W I N AGAINST PORT has en- committee member and the ladies are
sured the Redlegs playing in the 1974 aiming at 300 sales . . . Top Redlegs
V.F.A. Finals.
are the male models.
A hard fight indeed and harder yet
•
*
to clinch the double chance at GeeWAVERLEY
long West today.
Leaders in our business awards OUR YEARLY PRESENTATION Ball will
be held on October 15 at Camberwell
are:
$500 Monash Tyres P.L., Ray Orch- Civic Centre. Following each final
game that Waverley participates in all
ard 14, Danny Hibbert 13.
$250 The Journal award, Ray Orch- supporters, players are invited back
to the clubrooms for eats and refreshard 20, Danny Hibbert 18.
King and Wilson $100 award, Danny ments.
O n Sunday morning, September 25,
Hibbert 22, Ray Orchard 12.
Winston Cigarette $100 award, Brian the counting of the club votes for both
the first and second 16s wil Itake
Shiners 20, Geoff Angus 15.
Drayton O m e g a Watch, Keroun, Hol- place., in the form of a pleasant Sunden, Herman Van D e Beek, Jeff Bride, day morning for ladies and gentlemen.
Congratulations to our seconds/ for
all 8.
Raft Grooming Aids, Ken Beck, Jim their fantastic win over Brunswick. All
supporters are needed next Saturday
Miller, Terry Reid, all two votes.
Dandy Sports Depot Dollars for to give the boys plenty of encouragement for their preliminary final.
Goals, $148.
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$1000
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
DIVISION ONE
1sts2nds3rdsTot.
Port Melb.
120 84 26 230
Prahran
110 78 21 209
Preston
80 90 30 200
Oakleigh
110 48 24 182
Geelong West 120 48 13 181
Dandenong
120 36 8 164
Sandringham
50 66 12 128
Williamstown
80 12 4
96
Caulfield
30 36 12 78
Sunshine
30 12 20 62
Dandenong
Port Melbourne
Geelong West
Oakleigh
Prahran
Preston
Williamstown
Sandringham
Caulfield
Sunshine
DIVISION T W O
W
12
12
12
11
11
8
8
5
3
3
L F
5 1864
5 1871
5 1788
6 1845
6 1737
9 1546
9 1498
12 1414
14 1581
14 1473
A
%
1400 133.1
1474 126.9
1452 123.1
1651 112.4
1590 109.2
1712 90.3
1770 84.6
1785 79.2
1922 82.2
1861 79.1
P
48
48
48
44
44
32
32
20
12
12
1sts2nc|s3rdsTot.
W L F A
%
P
Coburg
170 108 30 308 Coburg
17 1 2591 1431 181.0 68
Brunswick
140 69 30 239 Waverley
14 4 2156 1606 134.2 56
Waverley
150 60 24 234 Brunswick
14 4 2156 1606 134.2 56
Camberwell
100 87 12 199 Camberwell
10 8 1974 1762 112.0 40
Northcote
90 54 30 174 Northcote
9 9 1863 1958 95.1 36
Frankston
80 57 6 143 Frankston
8 10 1867 2276 82.0 32
Werribee
16
40 36 24 100 Mordiailoc
6 12 1833 2038 89.9 24
Mordiailoc
60 12 12 84 Werribee
4 14 1621 2185 74.1 16
Box Hill
40 33 8 81 Box Hill
4 14 1460 2190 66.6 12
Yarraville
DIVISION T W O — SECONDS
ONE
—
SECONDS
30 24 4
58 Yarraville
3 15 1601 2032 78.7
DIVISION
W L D
F
A % P
Preston
15 2 2249 1486 151 60
2729 1215 224 72
Coburg
18
Port Melb. *. 14 3 2188 1663 131 56
Camb'well 14 3 1 2167 1566 138 58
Prahran
13 4 1745 1723 101 52
Brunswick 11 6 1 2096 1505 139 46
Sandringham
11 6 1869 1527 122 44
Waverley
10 8 — 1755 1609 109 40
Geelong West 8 9 1744 1749 99 32
Frankston
9 8 1 1909 1811 105 38
Oakleigh
8 9 1785 1826 97 32
Northcote
9 9 — 1666 2116 78 36
Dandenong
6 11 1641 1865 87 24
6 12 — 1619 1981 81 24
Caulfield
6 11 1691 2052 82 24 Werribee
Box Hill
5 12 1 1320 2124 62 22
Sunshine
2 15 1425 1967 72 8
DIVISION ONE (THIRDS)
Yarraville
4 14 — 1602 2097 76 16
DIVISION
(THIRDS)
A
F
W L D
% P Mordiailoc 2 16T W—O 1216
2165 56 8
Northcote 15 3 — 2466 1146 215 60
Preston
15 2
1719 1176 146 60
15 3 — 2339 ,1174 199 60
r ortMelb. 13 4
2170 1430 152 52 Coburg
Brunswick 15 3 — 2 3 1 2 1331 173 60
Oakleigh
12 5
1705 1254 135 48
Waverley
12 6 — 2014 1301 154 48
Prahran
10 6
1679 1321 127 42
12 6 — 2010 1721 116 48
Sunshine
10 7
1444 124 40 Werribee
1 1803
Camberwell 6 12 — 1631 1762 92 24
Geel. West 6 10
1640 85 26
2 1402
Mordiailoc
6 12 — 1429 2183 65 24
Sand'ham
5 10
1530 1793 85 24
Boxhill
4 14 — 1485 2164 68 16
Caulfield
6 11
1583 2000 79 24
Frankston
3 15 — 1177 1755 67 12
Dandenong 4 13
1293 1790
-72 16
Yarraville
2 16 —. 928 3183 29 8
Wills'town
2 15
1008 2052 ^9 8
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GEELONG WEST
TODAY THE CONCLUSION of the 1974
73 home and away games with a "Melba"
49 setting at the Western Oval. The
43 winners of this match have the cov43 eted double chance.
Our club wish to thank so many
42
41 people for support financially and
41 otherwise, but in case w e miss, thanks
41 to one and all. It looks obvious that
101
w e have achieved a major goal, our
90 first-ever with V.F.A. Division One
70 finals.
65
The formation of a ladies committee
61 is going to greatly assist. It is a fact
60 that without them a man's job is hard,
55 especially at a social gathering.
Supporters' bus: If w e are to have
one for the finals, book now, because
unless w e have a full one w e shall
SANDRINGHAM
not have one at all.
ZEBRAS — WHAT CAN WE SAY after
DIVISION ONE
"TIGEER"
a dismal show like last Sunday. Great
FIRSTS
stock will have to be taken by all Caulfield 14.8 — Prahran 17.18
club members new, so that w e do not Sandringham 10.12 — Wills'town 12.11
have another bad season in 1975. Dandenong 17.12 — Port Melb. 9.11
The club executive are very aware Sunshine 12.8 — Geelong West 16.20
of the problem and I am sure they Oakleigh 18.8 — Preston 8.17
will leave nothing to chance. You, the
SECONDS
Supporter, can also help, get along Caulfield 17.20 — Prahran 15.11
to the functions the club runs and Sandringham 20.11 — Wills'town 9.12
especially to the anual meeting.
Port Melb. 19.20 — Dandenong 8.13
Social calandar: Wine Tasting: Next Geelong West 14.15 — Sunshine 11.11
Saturday, August 31, at the home of Preston 25.14 — Oakleigh 17.9
Barry Andrews, 8 p.m., $3.
THIRDS
Counting of vites: Sunday, Septem- Preston 16.11 — Oakleigh 13.12
ber 8, at John Homes' residence, 11 Port Melb. 16.20 — Dandenong 9.13
a.m. to 4 p.m. Votes at 2.30.
Prahran 29.20 — Caulfield 14.6
Presentation Night: Friday, October Sunshine 14.7 — Geelong West 13.12
4, at Brighton Beaoh Hotel. Dinner and Sandringham 15.22 — Wills'town 8.13
dancing.
DIVISION TWO
Best players against Williamstown.
FIRSTS
Ed Hattam award -r- S. Jacobsen.
DIVISION T W O
Adrian Ford award — D. Kennedy.
FIRST SEMI-FINAL
Beckett's Esso award — T. Murley.
Brunswick 12.8 — Camberwell 11.12
Control System award — G. MarSECONDS
shall.
FIRST SEMI-FINAL
Dick Williams' award — I. Corner. Waverley 12.13 — Brunswick 8.14
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FIRST
27.13SEMI-FINAL
— Waverley 9.9
FIRST DIVISION
Miller (Dandenong)
Cook (Port Melbourne)
Murnane (Oakleigh)
Lloyd (Sunshine)
Flaherty (Dandenong)
Anderson (Port Melbourne)
Holt (Port Melbourne) .... ...'.
Cooper (Sandringham)
S E C O N D DIVISION
Smith (Coburg)
Baird (Brunswick)
Chapman (Northcote)
Zeisler (Waverley)
Lake (Coburg)
Costello (Waverley)
Ryan (Northcote)
AROUND THE CLUBS
SCORES
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ATV-0-C.U.B. LIGHTNING PREMIERSHIP
Second Round G a m e —
NORTHCOTE
First G a m e 12.15, Second G a m e 1.05 p.m.
YARRAVILLE
Coach: D. Robertson
Coach: J. tieriot
1. B. McArdle
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1. J. Norris
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2. D. Greeney
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4. J. McLaren
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7. M . Stewart
5. R. Wilkinson
8. L. Watt
8. R. Lowe
1
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10. D. Beinke
10. T. Smith
11. C. Hough
11. M . Martin (Cpt)
1
1
12. C. Kozaris
12. R. Coleman
13. G. Affleck
13. J. Curtin
18. T. Roberts
14. B. Wilkinson
19. G. Leech (Capt.)
15. C. Blake
20. D. Beaton
16. L. Ryan (d-v-c)
24. J. Nankervis
19. R. Barr
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25. A. Stilsby
21. D. Joslin
26. J. Redenbach
22. K. Conduit
28. R. McNeil
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29. R. Anderson
24. J. Janes
30. D. James
27. R. Thomson
32. G. Ryan
30. J. Doll
34. W . Dobson
33. E. Patterson
36. S. Targett
34. W . Squire (v-c)
37. K. Carey
35. K. Birmingham
WERRIBEE
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37. K. JonesFRANKSTON
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Coach: K. Rowe
38. N. Lewis
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COBURG
WAVERLEY
Coach: J. Dugdale
Coach: D. Kinniburgh
Wght
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14.5
6'4"
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27 6'2"
24
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13.0 . 2. M. Gale
2. J. Ferguson (v-c) 25 6'3"
27
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3. K. McNamee
27 6'1"
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31
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This Weekend's
V.F.A. FINALS
SECOND DIVISION — SECOND SEMI-FINAL
WAVERLEY v. COBURG
TOORAK PARK, PRAHRAN, 2.15
LIGHTNING PREMIERSHIP — 2 games starting at 12.15
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COBURG V. CAMBERWELL
NORTHCOTE OVAL, 2.15 P.M.
SECOND DIVISION — SECOND SEMI (THIRDS)
NORTHCOTE v. COBURG
SUNSHINE, 11.45 A.M.
FIRST DIVISION — FIRST SEMI (THIRDS)
OAKLEIGH v. PRAHRAN
BRUNSWICK, 11.45 A.M.
FIRST DIVISION — SECOND SEMI (THIRDS)
PRESTON v. PORT MELBOURNE
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PRELIMINARY FINAL — TOORAK PARK, 2.15 (SUNDAY)
PRELIMINARY FINAL (nds) — NORTHCOTE, 2.15
PRELIMINARY FINAL (3rds) — BRUNSWICK, 11.45
FIRST DIVISION
FIRST SEMI-FINAL — ST. KILDA, 2.15 (SUNDAY)
FIRST SEMI-FINAL (2nds) — SUNSHINE, 2.15
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Pen Pictures
N O R M B R E N N A N . — Joined Coburg
from West Coburg 1969. Tall, mobile ruckman. Palms the ball well,
COBURG
strong mark and good kick for goal.
A L A N M A N N I X . — Joined Coburg from
,83 games.
Footscray 1973. Played 118 games NEIL B R O W N . — Joined Coburg from
with Footscray as a wing and halfNorth Melbourne 1973. Tall ruckman,
forward flanker. W e n t into the cenw h o for a tall man, shows plenty of
tre with Coburg last year and w o n
pace. Safe pair of hands. 13 games.
best and fairest award. Beautiful JIM A R T H U R S O N . — Joined Coburg
mark and kick, cool player in a
from Essendon 1973. Dashing full
crisis. Vice-captain this year. 36
back whose determination gets him
games.
out of a lot of trouble. Strong,
G E O F F R O B I N S O N . — Joined Coburg
high mark, beautiful kick which
from Essendon 1969. Dashing cenusually reaches the centre of the
tre-half back w h o sets the forward
ground. 33 games.
line in gear with long clearing icks T R E V O R PRICE. — Joined Coburg from
from the back line. Tons of courage.
West Essendon 1969. Hard hitting
70 games.
half-back flanker, strong mark and
COLIN H O B B S . — Joined Coburg from
kick w h o relishes the going tough.
Fitzroy in 1971. Played 65 games
58 games.
with Fitzroy on wing and half-back
BRIAN ELVERY. — Joined Coburg from
flank. Has played at Coburg as ruck
Essendon 1969. Has been permanent
rover, courageous player w h o gives
back pocket for last four years. This
everything for his team. Appointed
year suffered injury and has found it
captain this year and is really a
hard to regain place in side. W o n great inspiration to his side. 67
derful clubman, kicks either foot. 90
games.
games.
J O H N M O R R I S O N . -— Joined Coburg
S H A N E M C C A R T H Y . — Joined Coburg
from Carlton 1969. Courageous rover
from Geelong 1973. Played as full
w h o never gives up. Has received
forward this year has been mainly
many knocks over his five
%? years,
on the back line. After injury early
but keeps bobbing up for more.
in the season has fognd form hard
Beautiful kick with either foot. 101
to find. Safe mark, long kick. 29
games, 176 goals.
games.
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G A R Y PITT. — Joined Coburg from
North Melbourne in 1973. Half-back
flanker w h o relies on sound judgeCOBURG
ment to win the ball. Suffered bad
• Continued from Page 29
injury to face early in the season,
MICK H O W E L L . — Joined Coburg from
shows plenty of promise. 6 games.
North Melbourne in 1971. Honest KEITH (Eddie) LAKE. — Joined Coburg
ruckman w h o is a great team player.
from Essendon 1973. Class unitility
53 games.
player w h o has mainly played on
MAURIE GALE. — Joined Coburg from
the forward line this year. Has comCarlton in 1969. Winner of Morrish
bined well with full forward Peter
Medal V.F.L. Thirds 1967. Tireless
Smith and given the Lions a tworover w h o rarely fails to notch up a
pronged attack. 33 games, 84 goals.
goal or two each match. Club best PETER SMITH. — Joined Coburg from
and fairest winner 1969 and 1971. Port Melbourne 1974. vStay at home
103 games, 189 goals.
full forward w h o relies on sound
PETER M C C A R T H Y . — Joined Coburg
judgement to gain many kicks. Deadfrom Carlton in 1970. Played two
eye kick for goals w h o has kicked
seasons as centre-half forward and
101 goals from 17 games.
has now settled down on a half-back ALAN M c G R A T H . > — Joined Coburg
flank. A beautiful high mark and
from Northcote 1972. Will-of-the-wisp
long kick. 79 games, 84 goals.
half-forword flanker, fast and elusive
MICHAEL A N D E R S O N . — Joined CoReliable kick for goal. 32 games, 68
burg from Asumption College 1974.
goals.
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judgement. Could have a bright futM o e 1971. Took two seasons to seture in V.F.A.
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KERION L L A W S O N . — Joined Coburg
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place in side. Makes loose m a n to M A R K SLATER. — Joined Coburg from
perfection. 43 games.
Preston in 1974. Played two games
KEVIN BREEN. — Joined Coburg from
in seconds and has since been a
Parramount in 1971. Captain of
permanent member of the side in
thirds in 1972 and winner of A. Gilthe back pocket. Safe defender w h o
lion Medal best and fairest V.F.A.
backs his judgement, good mark, exthirds. Class half-forward flanker,
cellent kick to position.
good kick either feet. 25 games, 33 JEFF H O P G O O D . — Joined Coburg
goals.
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V.F.A. FIXTURES, 1974
SECOND DIVISION
JUNE 16 - Round 10
APRIL 14 — Round 1
Mordiailoc 29.13 — Box Hill 14.9
Box hill 21.9 d. Mordiailoc 18.4.
Yarraville 15.12 — Frankston 17.21
Brunswick 12.23 d. Northcote 12.17.
Camberwell 31.13 — Waverley 10.14
Frankston 22.17 d. Yarraville 18.17.
Werribee 13.11 — Coburg 25.14
Coburg 17.20 d. Werribee 12.20.
Brunswick 22.12 '— Northcote 15.10
Waverley 23.11 d. Camberwell 14.14.
JUNE 23 — Round 11
APRIL 21 — Round 2
Northcote 21.17 — Werribee 16.12
Werribee 14.19 d. Northcote 10.19
Waverley 22.29 — Yarraville 12.6
Mordiailoc 24.12 d. Frankston 13. 15
Coburg 23.8 — Camberwell 17.10
Brunswick 14.14 d. Box Hill 10.14
Frankston 24.17 — Mordiailoc 19,13
Coburg 15.21 d. Camberwell 12.4
Box Hill 14.5 — Brunswick 24.18
Waverley 12.17 d. Yarraville 9.8
JUNE 30 — Round 12
APRIL 28 — Round 3
Mordiailoc 13.13 — Northcote 20.20
Camberwell 13.11 d. Werribee 12.16.
Yarraville 13.14 — Brunswick 16.8
Brunswick 23.14 d. Yarraville 11.16.
Camberwell 31.19 — Werribee 12.13
Mordiailoc 17.9 d. Norhcote 16.16.
Coburg 37.19 — Frankston 8.7
Waverley 17.9 d. Box Hill 9.15.
Box Hill 12.8 — Waverley 25.25
Coburg 34.25 d. Frankston 15!13.
JULY 7 — Round 13
M A Y 5 — Round 4
Werribee 9.7 — Yarraville 13.14
Mordiailoc 14.12 — Brunswick 15.22
Brunswick 10.10 -— Mordiailoc 7:9
Yarraville 14.19 — Werribee 19.8
Northcote 16.19 — Box Hill 8.5
Camberwell 21.18 — Frankston 20.16
Waverley 8.3 — Coburg 9.14
Coburg 18.15 — Waverley 20.14
Frankston 10.9 — Camberwell 5.10
Box Hill 14.18 — Northcote 21.13
JULY 14 — Round 14
M A Y 12 — Round 5
Camberwell 23.22 — Yarraville 13.10 Mordiailoc 17.17 — Werribee 14.15
Yarraville 7.11 — Camberwell 13.8
Brunswick 14.18 —- Waverley 17.13
Coburg 1917 — Box Hill 11.2
Werribee 10.16 — Mordiailoc 12.18
Waverley 9.13 — Brunswick 13.9
Northcote 16.9 — Frankston 11.1/
Frankston 17.17 — Northcote 16*17
Box Hill 6.10 — Coburg 22.24
JULY 21 — Round 15
M A Y 19 — Round 6
Yarraville 12.14 — Coburg 17.16
Mordiailoc 13.9 — Camberwell 17.21
Camberwell 11.14 — Mordiailoc 20.11
Werribee 12.14 — Brunswick 26.10
Brunswick 26.26 — Werribee 9.12
Coburg 22.26 — Yarraville 14.9
Northcote 16.16 — Waverley ,18.19
Waverley 25.15 — Northcote 15.11
Box Hill 16.19 — Frankston 11.10
Frankston 22.19 — Box Hill 8.17
JULY 28 — Round 16
M A Y 26 — Round 7
Mordiailoc 15.27 — Yarraville 15.18
Yarraville 11.21 — Mordiailoc 12.11
Brunswick 24.13 — Camberwell 9.10
Brunswick 12.20 — Camberwell 14.7
Werribee — 14.12 — Box Hill 19.14
Northcote 12.6 — Coburg 17.23
Coburg 20.23 — Northcote 6.17
Frankston 13.13 — Waverley 26.16
Waverley 14.15 — Frankston 8.6
Box Hill 12.10 — Werribee 15.13
A U G U S T 4 — Round 17
JUNE 2 — Round 8
Northcote 12.11 — C a m b e r w e l l 10.14
Mordiailoc 13.8 — Waverley 17.13
Coburg 13.9 — Brunswick 9.10
Yarraville 12.24 — Box Hill 11.18
Camberwell 17.16 — Northcote 14.12 Waverley 16.18 — Mordiailoc 7.8
Frankston 17.18 — Werribee 13.9
Werribee 12.17 — Frankston 11.11
Box Hill 8.12 — Yarraville 7.15
Brunswick 15.12 — Coburg 22.17
A U G U S T 11 — Round 18
JUNE 9 — Round 9
Waverley
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V.F.A. FIXTURES, 1974
FIRST DIVISION
JUNE 30 — Round 11
APRIL 21 — Round 1
Port Melb. 13.25 — Oakleigh 9.10
Sandringham 15.15 — Caulfield 17.13
Preston 17.24 — Supnshine 13.16
Prahran 14.18 — Geelong West 13.15
Dandenong 16.22 — Williamstown 5.12 Williamstown 15.9 — Dandenong 13.17
Geelong West 20.10 — Prahran 15.12
Sunshine 13.14 — Preston 14.16
Oakleigh 16.8 — Port Melbourne 22.13 Caulfield 14.19 — Sandringham 14.20
JULY 7 — Round 12
APRIL 28 — Round 2
Port Melbourne 20.13 — Sunshine 8.4 Sandringham 11.15 — Geel. West 10.9
Prahran 9.12 — Williamstown 16.7
Preston 13.12 — Dandenong 11.15
Dandenong 9.12 — Preston 5.6
Williamstown 6.16 — Prahran 15.13
Sunshine 13.6 — Port Melb. 8.17
Geelong W . 13.16 — Sandringham 6.7
Oakleigh 15.9 — Caulfield 11.23
Caulfield 11.15 — Oakleigh 18.20
JULY 14 — Round 13
M A Y 5 — Round 3
Geelong West 27.14 — W'stown 12.13 Port Melbourne 19.11 — Sand'ham 7.13
Preston 17.14 — Caulfield 13.16
Caulfield 18.18 — Preston 17.27
Sandringham 16.13 -— Port Melb. 15.21 Wills'town 9.6 — Geel. West 13.17
Prahran 15.21 — Sunshine 8.7
Datidenong 16.14 — Oakleigh 14.18
Oakleigh 12.11 — Dandenong 14.14
Prahran 14.9 — Sunshine 13.11
JULY 21 — Round 14
M A Y 12 — Round 4
Geelong West 12.17 — Preston 8.15
Port Melb. 17.14 — Caulfield 12.19
Preston 15.10 — Geelong West 15.15 Caulfield 16.12 — Port Melbourne 12.16
Williamstown 19.17 — Sunshine 16.14 Sandringham 18.12 — Oakleigh 16.14
Sunshine 10.10 — Williamstown 15.14
Prahran 12.10 — Dandenong 19.15
Dandenong 15.12 — Prahran 17.7
Oakleigh 20.24 — Sandringham 13.21
JULY 28 — Round 15
M A Y 19 — Round 5
Port Melb. 15.22 — Geel. West 11.7
Williamstown 13.9 — Preston 13.15
Geelong West 13.9 — Port Melb. 10.17 Preston 15.13 — Williamstown 12.15
Prahran 16.10 — Oakleigh 21.16
Caulfield 17.13 — Dandenong 11.17
Dandenong 23.13 — Caulfield 10.6
Sandringham 8.12 — Sunshine 12.12
Sunshine 10.14 — Sandringham 13.16
Oakleigh 14.18 — Prahran 12.13
A U G U S T 4 — Round 16
M A Y 26 — Round 6
Preston 12.8 — Prahran 13.10
Port. Melb. 22.16 — Wigtown 13.18
Geelong West 16.24 — Caulfield 10.11 Williamstown 9.13 — Port Melb. 4.16
Caulfield 11.14 — Geel. West 17.11
Prahran 17.10 — Preston 13.8
Sandringham 12.5 — Dandenong 19.8
Dandenong 15.18 — Sandringham 7.10
Oakleigh 15.16 — Sunshine 11.11
Sunshine 14.6 — Oakleigh 13.17.
A U G U S T 11 — Round 17
JUNE 2 — Round 7
Port Melbourne 27.22 —Preston 10.8
Preston 13.21 — Port Melb. 18.14
Wills'town 13.22 — Caulfield 11.12
Caulfield 15.19 — Williamstown 17.18
Geel. West 13.15 — Oakleigh 7.9
Sandringham 12.15 — Prahran 12.13
Prahran 17.12 — Sandringiham 13.13
Sunshine 7.12 — Dandenong 22.21
Oakleigh 20.18 — Geelong West 18.16 Dandenong 21.26 — Sunshine 11.7
A U G U S T 18 — Round 18
JUNE 9 — Round 8
Caulfield 14.8 — Prahran 17.18
Port Melbourne 17.9 — FINALS
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Geelong
—Preston
19 8,17
Melb.
West 16.20
9.11
August 25th, 1974
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New
Our beautiful show
WW>.'.'?^wl
CTSW?
mm
m.
N e w crisp styling front and rear.
N e w electronic ignition, new E P D rust-preventative
protection, new Acrylic Enamel, new interior colours
and styles.
Trade-in prices? They're beautiful!
you will do a good Deal Better . ..
OUTSIDE CITY BOUNDARIES
LOWER OVERHEADS MEAN BETTER DEALS.
AT
TERRY REILLEY'S
783 3377
FRANKSTON
YSL
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