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No. 7.

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SATURDAY, 23rd MAY, 1959

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4-r'thur Bevan, . Kurri's· 16 stone front rower played a magnificent game against Waratah. In additio:q. to landing 10 goals from 11 attempts (and that one hit the uprights), his all round general play wa§_ a feature of the match.

All Cessnock supporters were dis� appointed to hear that popular half · back John Hemsworth has had a further setback with his injured leg. He now has it set in plaster, but he assures us that he won't be long before he will be back in harness once· again.

Don (Doc) Bland, has been show­ing good form with South thirds, as skippe,r Doc is proving a gre�t help to_ some of the younger players.

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THE CLUBS

Robbie ·Mace, North five eighth is continuing to play good football. Robbie who was .originally a half has settled down well in the new position and is playing a big part in the "blues" success.

Maitland fullback Kev Coleman is· playing grand football at present. New to this ·Club this season this player is sure to hold his position and also continue to show form which earned him his selection in the New­castle rep. side.

I:>on Williams North hooker went extra well .in Sydney and won a good share of the ball. This display should clinch the hooker position for him in the Newcastle side against New Zea­land.

Young Maitland centre Fred Hum­phries continues to please. Each game he plays he shows class and in the future will be an asset to our club.

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Les Burgess, player and committee­.-man is one of South's keenest work­

ers for the club. Les has proved a :tower of strength for several years.

Players and supporters are again reminded of North's big Cabaret to

· be held on May 30th in Transport: Hall, Hamilton.

Joe Cordner's return to form is very pleasing to South an_d support­

ers are_j;lappy in the manner in which .Joe has been landing the goals lately.

North's young reserve winger Joe Lewis continued to show improve­

.ment in every game. His game last week in the Knockout was perhaps his best. The try he scored, running from half-way had a touch of real

· class about it.

Two boys making their first ap­-pearance in grade ranks with South !.last week, Jim Clayton and Frank

Darcy turned in good displays, keep up the good work boys.

THE CLUBS

Cessnock lock forward· ·Barry Le­vido is seriously considering taking out a licence for an amateur jockey. The ''touts" at Cessnock race track claim that Barry rides a horse in a manner that Neville Sellwood couldn't better.

Have it from good information that Cessnock 3rd grade team manager "Wiffy" Smith is an ent_rant for ·the next rock and roll contest and having John the dentist to show him a few tricks he is sure to start a hot fav­ourite.

Congratulations are tendered to Billy Owens of North on his repre­sentation in Country Firsts and all supporters will hope this is the firststep to a trip_ to England. ,�

K. Vlall, Maitland Reserve wingerhas shown in the last two games that he will not be long _out of the senior side. Three grand tries against Cess­nock gave promise of what this lad can do and augers well for the local team in the future.

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SELECTIONS and SPECI ·1 LS

By Ambrose Murray and Harry Randall l KURRI KUR.RI OVAL-3.15 p.m. Saturday, 23rd :May, 1959

Kurri Kurri v. Northern- Suburbs KURRI KURRI

Ha,. Royal Blue top, haU red bottom

Fullback;

NORTHERN SUBURBS

Royal Blue Fullbacl,;

1-R. Beverley 1-N. Hancock

Threequarrers: Threequarters: 2-R. :Ueri1litl1 J. Beddow�'! 2-N. Boyd J. Irn·iu-3 4-D. Cullen K. Purcell-5 4-R. Barry S. Gill-5

Halves Halves 6--G. Sele .A.� Ariustron�;-7 G--R. 1\Iace R. 1UcLaren-7

Forwards: Forwards: ,S--E. Baxter K. iUaybury-9 S--llo. Wilkinson 10-A. Anlezark A. BeYau-11 10-R. Burns 12-'\V. Grant R Hargr,n·e-13 12-D. '\Villiams

J. Daly-9 C. Bull-11

T. Anderson-13

Referee: B. Harris Linesmen: K. Baker (Blue Flag), C. Sharp (Red Flag)

RESERVE GRAD'E-1.45 p.m. KURRI KURRI

. Fullback: 1-B. Johnson Threequarters:

2-C. Smith K. Jolinson-3 4-B. stanbrillge G. Osla]l(l-�

Halves _(1.-A, Dotld P. Flynn-7

Forwards: 8--.G. lUurrell l\L Leggett-9

10--F. l\Iorellead J. Bailey-11 12-R. l.U:tdden '\\T. Ditl'oril-13

NORTHERN SUBURBS

Fullbacl,: 1-R. Gibl!IOn

Threequarters: 2-.J. Lffn·is L. Bo,Yclitcll-3 4-J. Ne,,·ton R. Hunter-5

Halves G-J. Simo,ts T. Coles-7

Forwards: 8--N. Platts

10-B. Gibson 12-R. Arnistrong

B. Jones-9 E. Worrell-11

T. Corrigan-13

Referee:· D. Webb Linesmen: J. Hanc:ock (Blue Flag), C. Perry (Red Flag)

NEWCASTLE

d'ARGEAVALS MAITLAND

The Leaders in all grades of:

CESSNOCK

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THIRD GRADE TEAMS

KURRI KURRI Half Royal Blue top, half red bottom

Fullback: 1-,J. Gemmell

NOR'l'HER.N SUBURBS Royal Blue

Fullback: 1-J. Schofieltl

Three quarters: Threeq uarters;: 2-D. Hill A. Str11ker-3· �-1', J)or:111 ll. l,:,vcnil,cr-& � 4-A. l\lurray Il, l\loroney-5 4-R. '\Vilsou R. Urontllu�ut-5 ,

Halves f,--T, Stunner D. Grainµ;er-7

Halves H-,J. Pnl""ldnson

Forwards: Forwards: s--c. Harris

1O-N. Wyborn 12-A. Reay

L. Bigllow-0 8--Jl. l'eterson J. S11ruce-ll 10-,J. H11rvey

W. Rus,;;ell-13 1.2-,J. A111lerso11 C, 1-lotl!,;"CS-!l •

E. Il<nvdH<·h-11 J·, Lcounrd-:1.:J .

Referee: N. Johnson Linesmen: R. Drury (Blue Flag), T. Lyddiard (Red Flag)

MAITLAND l;llack-White Ifnickers

Fullback: 1-J. E1Iwnr,1s Threequarters:

LAICES UNITED Blue and Gold, White SJ1orts

Fuliback: 1-F. Wlliteland Three quarters:

2-R. Worger B. WJ,ytc-a 2-U. ,lon�!',. C. Coulto11-�l · 4-F. H1un11ltries G. Do,vlit1,;·-:'i 4-,J. Corckctt H:. Hiuks-5.

(�.J. Arl>ie Halves F. Wilkinson-7' H-1{.. n.ohhs

Halves

Forwards: Forwards: ,J. Regnn-7

8--C. O'Connor J. Et11no1ul-D S-F. Penfohl 'I'. Rynn-0 ,J, Tnrner-1.l

J,. Bc,rnctt-1.3 lO-U. J(nprinski .J. Iloit·11on-11 10-G. Stokes

12--P .. Jone:s S. Pilgriin-13 J.2-lt. ll.ustlen Referee: N. Long

Linesmen: J. Chidgey (Blue Flag), M. Mallon (Red Flag)

SOUTH NEWCASTLE Red--White Knlcl,ers

Fullbacl,: 1-G. notlell

Three·q uarters:

CESSNOCI{ Blacl, and Gold

1"'11llhar.k: :i-.J. Lig·h1t'oot Th reeq uarters:

!!:-:-P. Collins A. "'\Vccks-a :!-lL Flctelu.--r D. J·lonse-3: 4.-11'. l{clso E. Li�·h·tfoot-5 4-It .. E:1:-rtJ1:un L. C1·cck-t'>

Halves Halves 6-111. Gill C. "WrigJ,t-7 H-F. i'lkCah.c

Forwards: Forwards: R-D. �lunro

10-Ji'. Darcy 12-IU. Dyct

n. nan:ow-9 s-.J. lt .. a)" n. Dl:uul-11 10-'\V. i'llillwm·<l

·o. no1·th,vick-l:{ !2-0. ncnfr(._". E. Cr11H-O

'I'. Uurston-1.l A.. Lai1llaw-13':

Referee: B. Scotman Linesmen: R. Bolewski (Blue Flag), T. Altera tor (Red Flag)

WARATAH-MAYFIELD Gold Jersey-2" Maroon Stripes

Fullback:

WESTERN SUBURBS Red and Green

Fullback: 1-S. Vosilla 1.-,J. Wilton

., Threequarters: Threequarters: ., 2-Ii:. Henry i'II. Atkins-3:· ., W A1lnms A, Gilro,y-a ::; r N.' !Uclvil�c Cnrolin-5 lJ-n. Fis11l0Ck N. IUcLure-5", 1

Halves l�G. Hockley I{.·· Nei1son-T

,· .. Ha,Iv.es (�P. Uy11u: .n. Stc'wurt-r·

Forwards: F"orw·ards: Ii:. Price-0 s--s: Pntrick ' ·: · D. Marslmll-O>' 8-L.

lll-T. 12-L.

lllitrkloiun l\lnrti,i .JoJnaS(?ll

Linesmen:

Ii:. E1hvur1ls-ll., 10-U. ·Williams· ,J. Eveleiglo-11 · G. Dell-13 12-0. Ii:,,'(

· TI .. Sessions ..... i�·Refereei �-. Ed'vv;ards

E. Mitche,1, (Blue ,Flag-);, J. Maddi�on· (Red. Flag) i' i,,:·.: