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LEADING GOALKICKERSAll Goalkickers in All Grades and Divisions will be checked for aocuracy before

winners names are officially announced.FIRST GRADE SECOND DIVISION' AM. O'Brien, South (7) 69 D. Rowe, U.N.S.W. (10) 100

R. Bednarski, Balmain (8) 66 P. Moggach, Sydney U (0) 58P. Cavanagh West (4) 66 D. Ratten, P. Hills (2) 50G. Cann, Balmain (1) 58 E. Joiner, P. Hills (3) 46

'L. Hetherington, West (2) 50 M. Goss, U.N.S.W.DiViSION

(1) 41RESERVE GRADE SECOND' B

D. Col"ard, West (3) 60 D. Rigley, P. Hills .............. (1) 86P. Mauger, East (2) 51 P. Ho den, Comb. Servo (10) 64N. Sullivan, St. George (6) 42 K. James, P. Hills (0) 39C. McDonald, SI. George (2) 37 P. Kemp UNSW (0) 37C. Tonkin, East (0) 28 K. Lewis, Sydney U. (0) 30

UNDER 19 THIRD O'iVISIONK. Holland, S. District (4) 91 ' A. Blackburn, Bal..Erm. 70D. MoLaughlin, North (3) 90 A. Shepherd, Bal..Erm. 44L. Axford, St. George (4) 56 P. Evans, Penshmst 39M. Chapman, S .District (0) 44. B. Murphy, Bal..Erm. 35D. Fletcher, St. George. (0) 38

West 5.3 3.3 4.5 4.4East 3.2 2.1 3.1 2.2S. District 1.3 6.6 0.0 3.1Newtown 0.1 0.0 1.0 0.0St. Ge"rge Won on a forfeitSouthNorth 4.3, 1.5, 7.2, 3.2Balmain 3.1 4.1 0.0 3.4

STATISTICSA GRADE

RESERVE GRADE9.11.6~ v"es,s7.14.56 St. George10.15.75 Easts4.5.29 Newtown

18.21.129 S. District3.2.20 Norths

13.15.93 Souths11.8.74 Balmain

IN WHITELadies v Men's game at Balmain lastmonth, he umpired the West v EastLadies Game at Trumper last week.There should be more games like this,but there are other umpires available!This Tuesday Foctball House, 7.30 p.m.a Chicken Prawn Night. All welcome.$2 head which includes liquid refresh-ments.Finals starting next week end. This

will be your last chance to impress.Let's make it hard on the U.A.B.

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GROUND MANAGERSSATURDAY, Trumper J. Duggan, Macquarie R. ,Sheeran, Olds NO.1 K. James, Gaw.ley R. Jemme~on, Weldon H Marston, North SYdney J. Sullivan.SUNDAY, Jubilee P. Isaac, Trumper J. Donovan, Olds K. McVey

THE MANFrank Neville has control of this Sat-

urday's Third Division Grand Final.Frank, in his first year with us camefrom the North Shore Junior Umpires.Best of luck Frank. You really deservethis for your efforts throughout theyear.Last week's reunion was successful,

thanks to those past members attend-ing, and we look forward to entertain-ing you again next year.Mal Lee must be the ladies man of

the Association. After umpiring a

'EDITORIALANNUAL BALL

The Annual League Ball to be held on Thursday, 28th August atthe Western Suburbs Club Auditorium, promises to be a sellout weeksbefore it is held, so book and pay for your tickets now, othQrwise youwill miss out.

The Monster Raffle tickets have been issued to a lot of Clubs, and'even these are now in short supply, so make sure that you have a ch_nce'to win one of the great prizes listed below, by buying a raffle ticket now.

The major prizes consist ofA return trip for two to Brisbane with T.A.A.Accommodation for two in Brisbane with TravelodgeUse of a Ford whilst in Brisbane by AvisPetrol for use in Brisbane by Ampol

Other prizes so far donated areDunlop-Slazengers Dunlop Golf Bag, Professional Type, Model 65HDMaxco Industries, Maxie 2 Burner Camping/Picnic StoveAdidas, Work Out Suit -New LineRexona Mixed Men's and Women's Toiletries-2 PrizesGlo International Glo Mesh Womens AccessoriesColman Foods Big Sister Food HamperW. D. and H. O. Wills Craven A Cigarettes and Sta~esman CigarsCourage Cartons of Bottles of Draught Beer-New Line--4 PrizesStudio Press 3 Sets'of 4 Childrens GamesPfizer-Leeming Casablanca Mens Toiletries-New LineNorlee Manufacturing Sportsmans BagLido Distributing-6 TiesAll Night Chemist, Eastwood Brut 33 Sports BagGladstone Hotel Scotch WhiskyJ. C. Hutton Gold Nugget Ham

Pis. For Agst. %72 2535 1466 172.9256 2025 1846 109.6952 2155 1821 118.3438 1824 1716 106.2936 1902 2092 90.9130 1992 2184 91.2120 1655 2100 78.9116 1510 2154 70.10

66 1782 1035 172.1764 2002 832 240.6252 1540 1104 139.4948 1434 1009 142.2642 1376 1348 102.1528 1356 1546 87.7112 723 2092 34.564 791 2068 33.25

72 1878 581 323.2364 2134 572 373.0864 1944 822 236.4942 1422 1078 131.9130 1068 1419 75.2628 739 1939 38.1112 402 1532 26.244 321 2047 15.68

76 2326 916 253.9368 1930 972 198.5556 1797 1102 163.0642 1630 1307 124.7132 1565 1347 116.1820 873 1553 56.2112 898 2149 41.786 671 2422 27.70

68 1866 639 292.0160 1682 877 191.7952 1702 814 209.0952 1344 767 175.2236 1340 1107 121.0428 1202 1443 83.298 475 2159 22.008 443 2077 21.32

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15.12.102 Newtown10.6.66 Souths

SECOND DIVISION A7.12.54 P. Hills7.9.51 U.N.S.W.9.16.70 Warringah5.6.36 S. Uni.

18.19.127 C. Services5.4.34 Macquarie

14.12.96 Bankstown12.9.81 Sutherland

SECON'D DIVISION B23.15.153 P. Hils

3.5.23 U.N.S.W.26.27.183 C. Services

0.2.2 Warringah15.16.106 S. Un;

1.1.7 Bankstown9.9.63 Sutherl:lnd5.9.39 Macquarie

THIRD DIVISION FINAL6.11.474.14.38

3.5 9.2 5.1 6.71.3 1.2 0.0 1.08.5 8.7 3.8 7.70.0 0.0 0.1 0.1

4.6 5.1 3.5 3.40.0 1.1 0.0 0.03.0 1.2 2.3 3.43.2 1.2 0.3 1.2

3.7 1.2 1.2 i.o1.1 2.5 1.2 0.6

2.3 1.3 2.4 2.21.0 4.4 0.3 2.22.8 0.2 3.5 4.1

22 2.0 1.2 0.25.7 7.6 3.3 3.3

1.0 0.1 2.1 2.23.2 2.3 7.4 2.32.5 5.0 1.1 4.3

3.5 5.3 1.5 8.53.6 3.6 4.8 1.27.5 1.1 4.4 3.20.4 4.5 1.1 6.56.1 4.5 4.5 6.63.3 3.2 3.1 3.16.3 11.7 2.1 6.84.3 3.4 7.5 6.4

1.1 4.5 2.2 2.33.6 1.1 2.3 1.41.1 3.5 3.3 3.62.3 1.0 0.2 1.02.6 7.7 2.1 7.7

11 0.0 2.1 0.00.3 6.4 4.0 3.8

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BilLMfllN N8TES EDITORIALOn Friday, 22nd August, the N.S.W. Combined High Schools Association Teamleaves Sydney for Adelaide, to compete in the National Combined High SchoolsCGlrnival.

The team comprises 25 players, 8 from Broken Hill, 4 from Albury, 3 fromWagga, 2 from Corowa, 1 from Canblilrra, 1 from Finley, 1 from Oaklands, 1 fromArdlethan, and 4 from Sydney.

These four are, Philip Bradmore,Pittwater High School, Pittwater Club, CraigJepson, Forest High School, Warringah Club, Philip Webster, Davidson High School,Forest Club, Alan Woodhams, Hunters Hill High School, Forest Club. As can beseen all these players come from the North Shore Junior Association, whichspeaks well for them and for the future.

Whilst in Adelaide, the following matches will be played by N.SW.Monday, 25th August, against TasmaniaTuesday, 26th August, against VictoriaWednesday, 27th August Bye DayThursday, 28th August against Western AustraliaFriday, 29th August Bye Day for N.S.W.Monday, 1st September against South AustraliaTuesday, 2nd September against QueenslandWednesday, 3rd September against Northern TerritoryThe team leaves Adelaide on Thursday, 4th September for home, and, hope-

fully, with the Championship safely in hand. We say this becaus& N.S.W. re-enter-ed this competition series in 1974, after eight years absence and finished 'insecond place. So, with the success of our Teal Cup Team, and the Sh&1I CupTeam now playing in Sydney, who knows, we may take out the Grand Slam.

To all players and teams, best of luck, and an injury free series and to ourSydney team members congratulations on making the side.

APOLOGYAn Apology must go to the scribes from the Newtown St. George and South

Sydney Clubs for the non appearance of Club Notes in the Record last week. Thesenotes have 'apparently been mingled in with Name The Player envelopes. Sorry.

Third Division qualified for theGrand Final with a strong win overBalmain last week. Best players PeterBurgess, Bob Walsh, Warren Smith.

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fort. Best players G. Brc,wn, L. Lar-joura, W. Kinslea, M. Rodier, C. Row-ley and P. Windsor.Open Age last to Wests but it was

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the Presentation Night. See MesdamesRc-dier, Hodgson, Yaldwyn or Ellardand put a deposit on a ticket.Tigers to thrive in. 75.

WESTERN SUBURBS NOTESLast week saw us suffering from the Best players Alan Doul, Alan Dobson,

effects of Saturday's hard run under Ian Woolbridge.George Daldry, and so we were leg Thirds had a good win, with the finalsweary in the last quarter when Easts just around the corner, coming away infinished too strong fc.r us. But I have the last quarter. Best players Gregno doubt that we will win the big one. Smith.Best players John Caulfield, Wayne

Rushton, Chris Bradley.Reserve Grade in a close f'ought game

proved too strong for Easts after a veryslow start, they can't afford to do thisin the fina Is.

In the most revastating half of foot-ball seen in Sydney this year the Tigersshowed suppcrters what they ale capa.ble of by leading Norths at half timeby ten goals. In a team of best play-ers my pick is Dick Bednarski WallylVLc:Namarra, Tom Watts and Dave Pul-ver.Seconds turned in a much improved

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BALMAIN' v NORTH NEWTOWN v S. DISTRICT1. R. Bednarski, Balmain 1. G. Hooker, Newtown2. K. Ronberg, North 2. R. Sexton, Newtown3. D. Wilmore, Balmain 3. J. Corne:l, S .DistrictST. GEORGEv SOUTH EAST v WEST1. M. Duniam, South 1. G. Towle, East2. R. Skuse, St. George 2. D. Walduck, West3. K. O'Halioran, South 3. W. Dahler, East

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WestSt. GeorgeEast .North .NewtownBalmainS. DistrictSouth

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82.5 S. District ..63.5 St. George61.5 North45 West .43 Balmain40 Ea st .35.5 Newtown30 South

uRESERVEGRADE CHAMPiONSHip .West 78.5 St. George . 221st. George 74 West . . 216.5East 67 S. District 166Newtown 60 North 163S. District . 45 East . .uu 159North 42.5 Newtown 122South 19.5 Ba!main 93Balmain u u. 13.5 South ..u..... . u 56.5********************************************************

28. A. Thompson26. M. Duniam17. K. O'Halloran16. G. Allen15. R. Bednarski12. D. Baker, D. Wilmore11. G. Darley10. G. Bee9. P. Manna, I. Marston8. K. Coburn, G. Hooker, G. Towle7. B. Greaves, M. Hodgson, E. Redenbach6. K Forbes, G. Thomas, A. Dudley, T. Watts, P. Physick, R. Skuse5. M. Delooze, E. Mudry, T. Burdett, W. Goss, D. Adams, W. Dahler, K. Ronberg4. D. Lewis, D. Rowe, D. McVey, D. Symington, D. Walduck3. B. McBriar, K. Hudson, Q. Porter, P. Hornbuckle, T. Treacey, G. Bull, G. Hewton, R.

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BANJl:STOWN SPORTS CLUB NOTESJohn Addison, and Tom Hall. Mick Stewart has displayed potential over the pastweeks.Seconds put in a rather poor showing,

all playe; s trying but not our day. Hop-ing today's effort will be a big improve-ment. Strong games by Paul Young,with Trevor Dartnell and Brian Grundya solid effort.Injuries for the past two weeks Steve

Remfry broken arm, Richard Bowesb: oken collar bone.

LAST WEEK'S WINNERNo. 214

Back copies of the Record are still available at Football House, soplease get your copies soon, as there aren't many left. Unclaimednumbers are 119 Issue 1, 762 Issue 2, 597 Issue 4, 242 Issue 5,210 Issue 6, No. 485 Issue 7, No. 43 Issue 8, No. 535 Issue 9,No. 122 Issue 10, No. 421 Issue 12, No. 140 Issue 13, No. 320 Issue14, No. 123 Issue 15, No. 201 Issue 16, No. 728 Issue 17, No. 542Issue 18, No. 81 Issue 19. Please check your copies of these issuesjust in case you have a winning Record. Don't forget the winningnun:bers could be in those unsold~~a?tru?tjRJJ?t~~?t~fItf:~copies. ~ AUGUST 24, 1975 ~

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This week sees the season out forBankstown Club in some ways the yearwas quite suc'cessful in others very dis-appointing. Our standard of play great-ly improved until our injury list wentsky high. The most important aspect,there are still a lot of keen young playersready to give it all they've got next sea-son.Firsts beaten by University of N.S.W.,

but was no indication of the manner inwhich the side battled on till the last.Some excellent play by Kevin Smith,

SOUTHERN DISTRICTS CLUB NOTESCongratulations to Larry Russell on make proper use of it in the second. It

his forthcoming marriage. We had an- looked all over but our boys foughtother victory with the Under 19's ba'ck in the laset ten minutes and nearlyagainst Newtown. It would be hard to caused an upset. Good luck to New-pick a best amongst such a good team. town in the finals.Reserves were well beaten by a fas- Presentation Night will be held at theter team on the day. Good to see the Belvedere Ballroom, Cabramatta, Octo-return of Nelson Clark and another ber 31. It is a Friday night so see Ellisgood effort by Billy Hume. or the committee for tickets. The Gen-Five players backed up for First eral Annual Meeting will be held soon

Grade. Newtown took off with a sLang after.wind in the first quarter. We didn't

August 24, 1975

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14 1HE FOOTBALL RECORD August 24, 1975C8MBINEJJ SEBVICES CLUII N"TES

With many players missing Combined once again had a goal scoring spree, bag-Services had two morale boosting wins ging 10 big ones in the B Grade and Tomagainst Sutherland last Saturday. The Steward, put in two tireless games. Onelong trek to Gawley Oval proved very minor round game, and its finals timefruitful as the B's won 26-26 (82) to 2 again with Services B Grade hoping forpts. and the A's virtually the same team this year's Pennant. I'll be there sup-as the B's, except for one fresh player, porting, let's see a few more supporters.won 9-16 (70) to 5-6 (36). Phil Holden AJAX

ST. GEORGE CLUB NtlTESTwo comfortable wins and a win by coveted award. The club's Best and

forfeit the results against South Sydney. Fairest Awards will be lC'ounted nextThis Sunday we meet Southern Districts Tuesday so players it is your last chancein what will be the decider between our to impress for votes. Winners will beThirds being minor premiers or runners announced at our presentation night inup. Most important is that we win the October, date and place will be notifiedthree games, and each quarter, so we can shortly. To:'ay our Reserves and Thirdstake out the Club Championship. It is player will win a first aid kit donatedpoised for a great finish as Wests are by Roy Aldridge and there will be aright on our tail. A special effort is re- similar award in the final series for allquired by all players to take out this grades.

NEWTOWN CLUB NOTESSunday's game resulted two out of sonable comfort. Joe Bradley was re-three for the Angels and the Thirds warded by taking the Club award. Goodreally made their rivals earn their vic- displays by Graeme Sam brook (again),tory with good spoiling tactics. Un- Mal Delcore and Mike Mcrudden.fortunately they couldn't match them in Seconds showed in two quarter bothattack and only one goal was kicked. bow the game should and should not beBut what a kick. Can Micky Miller be played. After a deplorable second quar-the next Doug Wade? ter they came out and displayed theNo. 1 Angels Ie::!' well for three quar- best team football they have shown all

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A club conspir acy taking place rightunder our very noses! Jad's Contrac-tors, those well-known exhibitionpeople, employ no less than eight play-ers and offkials from four differentclubs. Do we have another Watergateon our hand.s?Barry Dailey coached North Shnre in

1973 and 1974 and both times saw theteam knocked out of the five at the last

THE, DEMON

BUGiS BUNNY

Players Dinner on Monday night, the100 Club & tickets for the premiershipNight Dinner Dance.Congratulations Glen and Robyn

Peterson on the birth of your son-Jason.This Monday Greg Lambart (South

Melbourne) will be at training and theplayers Dinner.

PENNANT IIILLS CLUII NflTESDemons had two victories last That was our first hard. game for some

time and with today's match we shouldbe in top gear for the Finals.

Theweek.We always struggle against Warrin-

gah and to. half time, such was the caseThey seem to restrict our play-on styleand it took time to get on top.Reserves won by five goals in a game

that did not reach great heights. BestWarren Miles, Peter Handel, SimonMartin and Peter Mathers.Best in Firsts were the best rovers in

Second Division, Trevor Daykin andDavid Ratten, Bill Taylor, Bill Renwickand Terry Hill.

SOUTH S¥DNEY CLUB NOTESToday we wind up season 75 in all finally heading the goalkicking. An-

three grades. Not what you might call other good effort should give this tal-a highly successful year but one in ented player the opportunity to be topwhich we saw the reformation of nur scorer for the seasnn, Others to playThirds. We hope these boys will be a well were Brett Mayer, Darryl Adams,let stronger in 76. Trevor Humphries and Geoff Thomas.Seconds went down to Saints and Good luck Mick Duniam in the Courage

were best served by Alby Ralph, David Award.Ferguson and young Tony Ford. Don't forget the Annual PresentationFirsts could not manage a win against Dance of the Stage Club (thanks New-

Saints this season although we were town) on Saturday, 6th September. Becertainties beaten in the first round. there!Congratulations to Mick O'Brien on

NORTH SHORE NOTESReserve Grade get top billing this Bee never stopped trying. SpEdal men-

week for a strong team victory over tion to Tim Stokes and Jchn Fleming.Balmain. Ian Goodman's 3 goals were Mrs. Bruno Award went to Ray Bar-just reward for his outstanding display. ber, Mr. Bruno Award, to Kevin Rom-Horrie Poole next, John Southwood berg.third just ahead of Mike Daly, Clayton Bear Cubs continued on their winningPine and Macca not forgetting Dasher way with Chris Noble best supportedMcLaren. . by Graham Baglin, Steve Sanders, aFirsts could not catch up a 10 goal blitzkrieg second half.

start but never gave up. My best was Thanks to Mike Mealand (Len Gil-Kevin Ronberg, followed by Graham bertson Pty. Ltd.) for his wonderfulHamilton, Bruce McBriar and Brent donation of a gear bag for our bestEmmett. Ken Garner (till injured), player each week.David Lewis and Quentin Porter. Gleg ONE EYEiD BEAR

EAST SYDNE¥ CLUB NOTESFirst Grade had a morale boosting Reserves went down to Wests in a

win over Wests. Victory was well de- hard fought struggle. The result was aserved, every player applying himself little disappointing. A more concentra-for 100 minutes. The last quarter was ted effort and a greater desire to winimpressive, the Bulldogs turning in a the ball is necessary. Laurie Dunlop,dazzling exhibition of football which Best ani Fairest, while Peden Davis,nonplussed their opponents. Billy Skip- Mauger and Tonkin had sound games.per, Best and Fair'est, at centre half Thirds although beaten, played rea-back, supported by Dave Tobin and Bob sona,bly well. A win against BalmainWright in defence. Alan Cameron, a most to make the finals. Billy Dunn,Doug Penna and Gary Towle were de- Best and Fairest. with Dean Andersonvastating, while Ian Allen, Wayne Goss and Uljin playing well.'and Wally Dahler drove Easts into at- BULLDOGtack.

•HARDYSbrandy is agood part of living.

UNIVERSITY N.S..W. CLUB NOTESAfter all the anguish and heartbreak, Hurst's delivery was impecdble and

Dave Rowe finally lifted his unsteady Geoff Golder and Don McQueen bnth re-and shaking foot to the ball which trave lished the higher grade.led an uneven, quivering course for his Seconds was a dull, uninspiring game.hundredth goal and covered himself in The backline played well, Albert startedglory amid the thunderous applause of a grabbing marks, Brian Lawn was a focalemotion sapped crowd. Seriously a tre- point and Dave and Lindsay played goodmendous effort Dave The game never creative football. Congratulations to AKreached great heights but a useful warm and Pam and their newest addition Ben.up for the big one this week. Andy and This week let's really give the Hills boysIan dominated their positions. Peter something to worry about for the finals.

DORRY

IN PASSINGYcu just can't tell with these Bull- hurdle. This Year they've made it-un-

dogs. From being just an ordinary side, der new coach Lionel Byrne-So youthey have suddenly blossomed and be- can bet there will be a wry grin oncome a distinct premiership threat. Barry's face when the Bears runThat last quarter effort against Wests through the tunnel on semi-final day.On Sunday had dass stamped all over Well, will Andy Thompscn or Mickthem. And all without captain-coach Duniam share the Courage Award. The 'Cliff Matson. Everyone knows Easts pair have staged a great battle for theare a big finals team and it's odds on honor and it is hard to select one fromin my book that the B\llldogs and the the other. But whatever happens bothMagpies will be fighting out their fifth Southern Districts and South Sydney •successive grand final. clubs can feel proud of their respective

players efforts. The award has certain-ly created great interest and I wouldlike to think that this could be the startof something big.Let's hope the finals series produces

top standard football. The season hasseen a mixture of good and bad playbut big effa.rts from all players con-cerned in the semis will

NEXT WEEK'S GAMESFIRST DIVISION

SATURDAY, 30th AugustFirst Elimination Final, Trumper Oval, Teams 4 V 5

SUNDAY 315t AugustSecond Elimination Final, Trumper Oval Teams 2 v 3

SECOND DIVISIONSATURDAY 30th AUGUST

First Semi Final, Rosedale Oval, Teams 3 v 4

11p.m.

SOUTHERN DISTRICTSBLUE AND WHITEWHITE SHORTS

1 R. PERRIN2 W. van KALKER3 L. RUSSELL4 A. STEVENS5 R. CROSS6 S. GRASSO7 A. THOMPSON8 I. MARSTON9 G. FOSTER10 C. BEEHAG11 J. WKIGHT12 J. CORNELL13 A. PULLEN14 A. LAIDLAW15 T. TREACEY16 R. RODGERS17 S. HUNT18 I. ROLFE19 C. WARDROP20 T. PASFIELD21 O. DUNLOP22 A. WAUGH

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ST. GEORGERED, WHITE YOKEBLACK SHORTS

1 C. MacDONALD2 R. BAINES3 D. McVEY4 M. TEGG5 W. KELSO6 J. HENDERSON7 E. SIMONS8 I. TAYLOR9 K. PEARSON10 G. WATKINS11 N. SULLIVAN12 G. ARGUS13 P. MANNA14 P. TAYLOR15 R. SKUSE16 S. RIXON17 G. McKENZIE18 J. ROBERTS19 A. TAYLOR20 K. GIBBONS21 S. ROSSATO22 S. BIRD23 G. MURPHY24 I. CRUICKSHANK25 G. WYND

WESTERN SUBURBSBLACK AND WHITEBLACK SHORTS

1 K. FORBES2 L. HETHERINGTON3 P. CAVANAGH4 G. SHIEL5 B. GREAVES6 D. ROWE.7 G. McLEAN'8 C. MADDOCK9 G. KEGAN10 J. CAULFIELD (Capt.).11 G. BOUCHIER12 G. ALLEN13 J. TUTTLE14 C. BRADLEY16 R. VARDENEGA17 D WALDUCK18 F. FENNEY19 R. CAHILL20 J. DOYLE22 C. MILLER23 A. GEORGIAU24 T. BURDETT25 W. RUSHTON26 B. MURPHY27 T. THOMPSON28 A. DOBSON30 G. NAGLE31 D. COLLARD

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Starting Time: THIRD GRADE 10.30 a.m. RESERVE GRADE 12.15 p.m. FIRST GRADE 2.15

NEWTOWNWHITE RED vWHITE SHORTS

1 G. MACDONALD2 M. DELOOZE3 M. McCRUDDEN4 G. HOOKER5 T. EAST8 A. DUDLEY (capt. coach)9 G. HOLDSWORTH10 D. AITKEN11 S. REDENBACH12 J. BRADLEY13 R. MacFadyen14 G. SAMBROOK15 D. BAKER16 R. NICHOLSON17 C. MURPHY18 B. STOKES19 T. RAYMOND20 I. GORDON21 J. GUEST22 P. De.an23 R. SEXTON24 D. SYKES29 I. KIDD

August 24, 1975August 24, 1975p.m. FIRST GRADE 2.15 p.m.

SOUTH SYDNEYRED AND GREENWHITE SHORTS

1 P. SCOTT2 K. O'HALLORAN (Capt.)3 M. DUN lAM4 F. ADAMS5 D. ADAMS6 D. SYMINGTON7 D. WILLIAMS8 G. BOUCH9 B. MAYER10 J. BEAUREPAIRE11 P. FLOOD12 G. THOMAS13 S. POCHROJ14 G. SCORER15 P. McCOOK16 A. BOUCH17 K. COBURN18 M. MITCHELL19 R. POCHROJ20 G. MIDDLEMISS21 T. HOLLAND22 I. HOLDING23 B. RALPH24 S. THORPE25 P. WORSTELING26 R. BARRETT27 G. MILLER28 M. 0 BRIEN29 A. MARCUCCI30 S. TUTAK

BALMAIN EAST SYDNEYBLACK AND GOLD BLUE, RED AND WHITEBLACK SHORTS WHITE SHORTS

1 D. WILMORE 1 C. GROCH2 K. HUDi'ON 2. P. PHYSIOK3 T. WATTS 3 A. CAMERON4 C. LUSCOMBE 4 G. FOSTER5 G. HEWTON 5 D. TOBIN6 W. McNAMARA 6 G. TOWLE7 M. HODGSON 7 I. ALLEN8 A. WESTON 8 T. HENVILLE9 C. COLLARD 9 R. CLARIDGE10 J. DICKINS 10 B. WRIGHT11 G. BULL 11 A. BROOKE12 G. CANN 12 D. PENNO13 N. ELLARD 13 O. ANDERSON14 B. ARNDELL 14 D. STAKELUM15 T. HANGAN 15 K. ALLEN16 R. HODGSON 16 B. SKIPPER17 R. BEDNARSKI 17 A. PEDEN18 E. MUDRY 18 L. DUN LOP19 S. RENNEBERG 19 C. MATSON (Capt. Coach)20 D. PULVER 20 W. GOSS

G. R. PEAKE 21 W. DAHLERW. SOAMES 22 G. WILTOND. MURRAY 23 R. KLAUG. JOHNSON 24 R. WILTONG. ALLEN 25 J. ROBERTSJ. MARMORA Runner: G. GLASERN. TAYLOR Manager: R. NEWCOMBE

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10 THE FOOTBALL RECORDStarting Times: THIRD GRADE 10.30 a.m. RESERVE GRADE 12.15

NORTH SHORE.BLACK AND REDRED SHORTS

1 G. DARLEY (C)2 P. BEATTIE3 B. FITZGERALD4 G. JEPSEN5 B. McBRIAR (VC)6 A. AUSTIN7 L. BI LSBOROUGH8 B. STAPLES9 G. HAMILTON10 B. EMMETT11 G. BEE12 G. JACKMAN13 B. ROGGE14 Q. PORTER15 R. BARBERIE K. GARNER17 K. RONBERG18 J. FLEMING1:) M. SIMMONS20 H. SOUTHWOOD21 T. STOKES22 M. DALY23 T. HESSELL24 D. LEWIS

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OUR SPONSORS

The Shell Co. of Aust. ltd. are to be congratulated for their continued sup.port and sponsorship of this Annual Championship.

Whilst we know that at present the sponsorship is possibly considered a tokensponsorship, we are hoping that in the near future the amount of sponsorshipwill be enlarged, particularly if we are to be successful in going completely National. "

We are most appreciative to the Company for their support and assistance,and trust our relationship will always remain on the same level as is apparent atthe present time.

During 1974 Mr. Howard Steel was appointed as Manager of the Shell Co.of Aust. ltd., following the retirement notice of Mr. Charles Hansen, and it isrecorded of the high esteem in which Mr. Steel is held by our Code.

Additionally to sponsoring our Interstate Championship, the. Shell Co. of Aust.Ltd., sponsors all other Amateur Sports (Junior level) and fully deserve the wordsof commendation expressed at a recent Sportsmens Function held by the Shell Co.of Australia ltd., by the Minister of Culture, Sport and Recre::ttion, Mr. John Barra'clough, M.L.A.

VALE MR. CHARLES HANSENThe State of New South Wales joins with the A.C.T. and Queensland in

expressing our deepest Sympathy to Mrs. C. Hansen and Family, and The ShellCo. of Aust. ltd., on the loss of a Husband, Father, and Administrative Officer.

All the World loves a Sportsman, and we in Australian Football will revereand perpetuate his image and memory.

R.I.P. CHARLES HANSEN

A POINT OF INTEREST

During the period of 1961.1972, players chosen to represent the State ofNew South Wales in the Annual Shell Cup Championship, were selected fromteams within the Sydney-Metropolitan area. This virtually meant, with twowins in 12 years, that we were only in the series to make the number up.

Then came the turning of the tide in 1973, when it was resolved that weutilise the services of Schoolboys of the State. The success of our move isrecorded by our win of the 1973 Championship, followed by our best perform-ance yet in Season 1974.

However the State of New South Wales is not complacent, we fully anti-cipate our rival States must and will lift their standard if they wish to annexethe Championship in future years. .

TEAM TRAINERSMessrs W. (Bill) Fenney, R. Myers (Pennant Hills A.F.C.), M. Chatwyn (Bal-

main A.F.C.), and Bermingham (Western Suburbs A.F.C.) are each most com.petent in their sphere and the appreciation of the three competing States arerecorded to the Senior League Clubs for making their services available. Mr. W.Fenney has been appointed Head Trainer for the series.

APPRECIATIONTo Western Suburbs A.F.C. ltd., for allowing us the privelege of the use of

Picken Oval and its environments for the 1975 Shell Cup Championship.

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SPONSOR'S FOREWORD

The name SHELL probably conjures up in the minds of many people an imageof service stations oil exploration petroleum products for commerce and industry,heating fuel for homes, etc. and these aspects do in fact constitute a very largepcrtion of the business side of Shell.

There is another side of Shell's activities, perhaps less well known to manypeople. This is Shell's involvement in community affairs. Examples are:* assistance in education through post-graduate scholarships and other university

awards.* staging annually at the Sydney Opera House of the Shell National FolkloricFestival to maintain the national heritage of people from other countries whohave made their home in Australia.* Shell's keen involvement in Australian sport.With regard to the last point, thousands of junior sportsmen in all major

sports-football, tennis, cricket, basketball, swimming, athletics and golf, havebenefited from the assistance given by Shell to amateur sporting bodies.

Shell Australia's contribution to the recently announced Australian OlympicAppeal is an expression of our long term involvement in junior sport throughoutAustralia, and our active support has created opportunities for juniors to improveU:eir techniques in their favourite sport.

We are proud therefore to once again be associated with tile Shell Cup Aus,tralian Football Championship to be staged this weekend. This triangular seriesbetween teams from Canberra, New South Wales and Queensland has created agreat deal of interest and at the same time, has provided oppcrtunities for juniorsto participate in interstate competition.

We congratulate tl:e members of each team on their selection and wish eachteam every success in the series.

HOWARD M. STEEL,Chairman's Representative.

PRESIDENT'S WELCOME

As President of the New South Wales National Football Union, it is my plea-sure, on behalf of the Host State to welcome to Sydney for the 1975 Shell CupChampionship, our opposing Teams, Officials and Visitors, from Canberra andQueensland.

Since its inception this Annual Series has indeed been a very successful pro-motion for Junior Australian Rules. Over the past years it has consolidated andI believe that the time is right for the encompassing of other States besides thosepresently involved, and for the Shell Cup Series to become truly National.

I yvelcome and appl~ud the contin~ing ~articipation of the Shell Company ofAustralia ltd. In sponsonng this Championship, and what makes it more pleasingis to see the interest displayed by the ~ompa~y's Chairman's Representative, Mr.Howard Steel, who has indicated he Will be In attendance at the Series duringthis weekend, and personally present the Shell Cup to the winning State, and Awardsto the Best and Fairest Players. Words expressed by Mr .. Steel during the pasttwo years clearly indicates his interest in the Code.

I trust this Year's Championsh!p will be a successful one, and congratulate allplayers who have been honoured With the opportunity to represent their respectiveStates, and may the best Team win.

KE'RRY JAMES,President,N.SW. National Football Union

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