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WELCOME V F L & FARRER We welcome to-day the V.F.L.

Second Eighteens and the Farrer League. The matches will provide, we hope the answer to the question of gauging the standard of our N.S.W. football. The N.S.W.—V.F.L, teams will be playing for the Ralph Hambly Shield—named after one of Australian Football's finest adminis­trators. The N.S.W.F.L. enjoys a harmonious relationship with the V.F.L. II League who take every op­portunity to help the game here in N.S.W.

We also welcome to-day another staunch ally of the N.S.W.A.F.L in the Farrer League. This particular League headed by President Gerald Clear has been instrumental in forging the close links that exists today between the Sydney and Riverina Australian Football Leagues. We look forward to their match against Combined Sydney and trust we can reciprocate the visit.

Finally to our own N.S.W. side—here's hoping for a good result— a big welcome to our Riverina and Newcastle players along with your Sydney teammates. Welcome also V.F.L. Umpire Ray Sleeth who will control the game and warm appreciation to you, the supporters of the game for your attendance.

s l l l l l lMIMimiMI IMr i lHMHMMMIIMI IMIHI I I * IMMHIM»l l l « MMMMIMII I W. H. HART, President

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NEW S O U T H W A L E S A U S T R A L I A N N A T I O N A L F O O T B A L L L E A G U E

W. E. Plcken E S Q P A T R O N S :

T h e Hon . Mr. J u s t i c e N a g l a

P R E S I D E N T : W. H H a r t , E s q .

B O A R D O F M A N A G E M E N T

M e s s r s . W. H . H a r t ( C h a i r m a n ) , D. S o u c h ( V i c e P r e s i d e n t ) , S . F e l s t e a d , S . R I d o u t t , J . A r m s t r o n g , R. B a i l e y , R. T u b b s . K. H e s s l o n . J . W. H a m m o n d ( H o n . A s s t . S e c . )

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MESSAGE FROM FARRER Today is an historic day for the Riverina and the Farrer League.

With players from Farrer representing in the N.S.W. team and a Farrer League side playing against Sydney on the headquarters ground of N.S.W.A.N.F.L. history is being made.

To President Bill Hart and the New South Wales League I extend best wishes from Farrer League. The game today will be a worthy clash between two good sides. Good luck.

GERALD CLEAR President

Farrer League

THE RALPH HAMBLY TROPHY The game today between N.S.W. and V.F.L. 2nds will be played for the R.

W. Hambly Shield. This shield has been donated for competition between N.S.W. and V.F.L. 2nds in appreciation for the long and devoted service to the code by Ralph Hambly.

Ralph Hambly is and has been for the past 25 years the Secretary of the V.F.L. Reserves. He will be at the match today to present the trophy to the victors.

Congratulations Ralph Hambly.

COMBINED SECOND DIVISION WIN Last week end a combined Second Division side under Coach Les Radford,

competed in the Newcastle Queen's Birthday Carnival.

In their first match on Sunday Sydney defeated University of New England. The scores were Sydney 13.10 (88), University New England 5.9 (39). Our best were Bob Pine, Terry Pleming, Grant Luhrs and the redoubtable Rod Tubbs.

This win over. University of New England who were the 1971 Carnival cham­pions put Sydney into the Final against Newcastle.

Newcastle, fresh from a day's respite defeated Sydney who had been hard hit by injuries.

Next year it is hoped to conduct a country carnival in Albury at the Laving-ton Football ground with Country Leagues from all of N.S.W.

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held on the 15th Ju l y , 1972 at the Rock­dale B o w l i n g Club. Those w i sh ing to at tend should contact P h i l l Johnston, home phone 389 7839. M a l c o l m Lee 699 6580 or E a r l Beeck 789 1118. These t ickets are n o w avai lable at $8.00 a double. Members we need your con­t inued help. Can we look for y o u r support .

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Congratulat ions to I a n Sonnerman as field ump i r e , P h i l Johnston, G r a h a m A l lomes boundary, George Brack , R i ch ­a rd Innes goals f o r their appointments of the N.S.W. versus Queensland match at Ersk inev i l l e last Monday.

Many N.S.W. umpires gathered at League Headquarters and l istened i n ­t en t l y to a mot i va t ing speech on the laws and ar t of u m p i r i n g g iven by V F L assistant umpi res adviser Don Jo l ly . D o n officiated as field u m p i r e in t h 1970 V.F.L. Grand F ina l between Ca r l ­t o n and Col l ingwood. W i t h the exper i ­ences of many League also interstate games to his credi t Don's knowledge of the Aus t r a l i an code is v e r y sound. A t home i n Me lbourne Don lectures 350 j u n i o r umpi res on the basic fundamen­tals, also var ious t r a i n i n g methods of our game. The Jo l l ys have t w o love ly daughters that are bo th keen on sport and p r o u d of t h e i r father 's achieve­ments. Don is a fine sportsman bo th on and off the field and cer ta in ly a cre­d i t to the V i c t o r i an Foo tba l l League.

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10 Tony FAIRCLOUGH 12 Pat ADAMS (V.C.) 11 Graham FOSTER 13 PAUL MIOTTI 12 Terry KNEEBONE 14 Colin ROBERTSON 13 Ray C AH ILL 15 John MOONEY 14 Ken HUGHES 16 Geoff WARD 15 Denis PEUCKER 17 Bill BOX (Capt.) 16 Terry PLEMING 18 Charlie HARRISON 17 Rob PINE 19 Rick MURPHY 18 Grant LUHRS 20 Warwick JONES 19 Wally DAHLER 21 Tony WILKINSON 20 Cliff MATSON 22 Ian SAN BROOK 21 John DAVIS 31 Brian FEGAN

Phil HOY Dick BENARSKI Coach Mr. Harry GARDINER

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SYDNEY PEN D A V I D SYKES. P layed 35 senior games

w i t h F i tzroy . N.S.W. Capt. Coach i n 1970-71. Coached N e w t o w n to p r e ­miership honours i n 1970. Has the ab i l i t y to l i f t any side. Best CHF i n Sydney for many years. Ag i l e mover .

C L I F F MATS ON — Oapt. coach East Sydney, very fast ha l f f o r w a r d r u c k -man. B r i l l i a n t player, f o rmer State captain.

B O B M c D O N A L D — B a l m a i n centre-man, rep. N.S.W. f o r 3 years. Phelan Medal l is t 1970.

RUSSELL SKUSE — Product St. , George Juniors , p romis ing ruckman ,

showed his potent ia l when he played w i t h F i t z roy ear l ier th is year i n Syd­ney.

TERRY K N E E B O N E . Played 78 senior games w i t h Woodv i l l e . I n his first year w i t h St. George. Uncanny j u d g ­ment and strong mark .

D A V I D W A L D U C K . Rep. Aus t ra l i an Amateurs i n 1969. Classy hal f f o r ­w a r d or w ing .

T O N Y F A I K C L O U G H . Product of the St. George Club and has played 35 Seniors games. Strong f l ankman .

K E N HUGHES. Product of St. George Club, has played 42 senior games. Good w inger and hal f f o r w a r d .

W A L D A H L E R . Played w i t h Geelong Seconds before coming to Sydney. I n his 3 rd year w i t h Easts. Rel iable k i cker , good mark .

P H I L H O Y — Newtown ruckman , ve ry fit player, represented V ic Amateurs , deadly accurate near goals.

FARRER PEN B I L L B O X — A great r u c k m a n whose

massive b u i l d causes w o r r y to his op­ponents. Captain of the F a r r e r side.

PAT A D A M S — A fiery and b r i l l i a n t ha l f f o r w a r d flanker was non p lay ing F a r r e r Coach i n 1971.

PETER W H I T L O C K — In te l l i g en t w i n g m a n whose height is of great advantage.

B I L L POCOCK — Co l l ingu l l i e player, a classy backl ine player.

G R A H A M K I L L A L E A — Consistent never say die winger , excel lent k i c k .

J O H N M O O N E Y — Ruckman represen­ted N.S.W. last year—very effective b a l l disposal.

GEOFF W A R D — M e r c u r i a l back poc­ket player, good k i c k and mark .

PORTRAITS A L A N M c D O N A L D — N i p p y rover

f r o m N o r t h Shore, u n l u c k y not to be i n State side, excel lent disposal.

G R A N T L U H R S — Plays CHF, w i t h U n i of N.S.W. Classy player, strong m a r k and k i ck .

B O B P INE — Kealey Medal l i s t 1971. Plays w i t h Combined 'Serv ices , could make any first grade side.

J O H N D A V I S — Ha i l s f r o m East Pe r th . I n his f irst year w i t h West, speedy winger .

GREG H A R R I S — Product of St. George Juniors , is f o l l ow ing i n his father 's footsteps and is a State p l a y ­er of the fu ture .

R A Y C A H I L L — Product of Wests Juniors r e tu rned to Sydney this year af ter a season i n the Bush w i t h Den-i l i q u i n , good young r u c k m a n .

G R A H A M FOSTER — Came up t h r o u g h the grades at Ba lma in , can ho ld his o w n w i t h any r u c k m a n i n Sydney.

TERRY F L E M I N G — Ve ry n i p p y hal f f o r w a r d , f r o m U n i N.S.W. Tons of pace.

DENIS F E U C K E R — H a l f back i n his first year w i t h West, very promis ing player.

J O H N PREEN — Hai ls f r o m Newcastle strong ha l f f o rwa rd , v e r y fast and good k i c k .

GENE M U D R E Y . P layed rover for East F-remantle before coming to Ba lma in . Rugged style of player.

J O H N T H O M A S — Classy rover i n his first season w i t h South Sydney, p r o l i ­fic ba l l getter.

PORTRAITS B R I A N F E G A N — Speedy w i n g m a n

w i t h great disposal. GARRY S M I T H — H a l f back f lanker

w i t h uncanny judgment . Great ba l l disposal.

K E N ROBERTS — F o r m e r Canberra and Tasmanian representative, good m a r k and great k i ck .

B A R R Y A R M S T R O N G — F u l l b a c k -dashing defender ve ry safe.

G A R Y SHEATHER — Ace goalgetter w i t h safe pa i r of hands, deadly ac­curate k i ck .

W A R W I C K JONES — Classy centre w i t h excel lent ba l l disposal.

TONY W I L K I N S O N — Strong k i c k and excel lent m a r k CHF .

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PEN SKETCHES OF NEW SOUTH WALES TEAM

G R A E M E J E W E L L — V e r y t a l l and de­cept ive ly fast w i t h great spr ing. Re­presented Queensland 1970, great k i c k

GREG SHEATHER — Lockha r t Coach, very fast w i t h l ong k i c k and safe pa i r of hands.

ROSS E L W I N — V e r y rugged p layer w h o has played w i t h South M e l ­bourne,' coach of Cu l ca i rn

PETER R O U N D S E V E L L — A 100 minute ruckman , coach of The Rock-Yerong Creek, has great ba l l disposal.

TERRY L E A H Y — Has played w i t h South Melbourne, mobi le rugged player , coach of Grong Grong Malong

J O H N N O R T H E Y Played 125 ' games games w i t h R ichmond ( V i c ) . The most pol ished footbal ler i n Sydney. A great "ba l l ge t ter " and a t remen­dous insp i ra t i on to his side. Has r e ­presented V i c to r i a and N.S.W.

B O B JUBBER . Hai ls f r o m Sandhurst i n the Bendigo League. Exc i t i ng back-man.

P A U L PA ITRY . Product of the East Sydney C lub i n his 4th F i r s t Grade season. Has represented N.S.W. six times as a r u c k m a n .

JOHN CATJLFIELD. Or i g ina l l y f r o m R i chmond ( V i c ) , played the last five seasons w i t h ' Port Melbourne, the last three as Captain. Represented the V.F.L. Dashing player i n defence.

E V A N C O N N I C K f r o m the M i d M u r r a y League and played 50 senior games w i t h East Sydney. Top class back-man. '

K E V I N 'PEARSON. I n his t h i r d season at Newtown . The longest k i c k to be seen i n Sydney for many years. A pro l i f i c f u l l back of V.F.L. Standard.

M I K E H E A L E Y . F r o m Canberra whe re he was leading goa lk icker f o r A .N.U. Has a " t o n " of pace and a good k i ck .

PETER F R I E D L I E B . F i r s t season i n Sydney. Comes f r o m A l b u r y . W o n the Best and Fairest for A l b u r y once and runne r up 3 times. Easily iden­t i f ied as the player w i t h h is sox down. Ace centreman.

GEORGE A L L E N , I n his f i rst Sydney season. P layed 78 senior games w i t h Po r t Melbourne as a centreman. B r i l l i a n t player.

JOCK M c A L P I N E . Newcastle p layer . Made the State side last year. H a d one season w i t h Eastlakes. S t rong ruckman .

K E N FORBES. Hai ls f r o m Narrandera . I n his 3rd year w i t h West. , Classy rover .

BRUCE FORBES (Ken's b r o the r ) . Plays w i t h Gr i f f i th i n the R ive r ina . Top class winger .

B I L L SKIPPER. K n o w n as the "Body B e a u t i f u l " or M r . Paddington. Rep. N.S.W. 4 times. Dashing ha l f back.

BOB M I T S O N . A West Aus t r a l i an w h o has been a great p layer for Nor ths i n the last 3 years. Best C H B i n Sydney. Wonder fu l disposal.

P A U L B O U C H I E R . H a v i n g hisi firs* year as Ass. Coach at New town . Rep N.S.W. i n 1970. B i g rugged ruckman . B i g m a r k and long k i ck .

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BLACK SHORTS

Age Height Weight 4 Peter FREIDLEIB 22 5 11 12 4 5 Ken FORBES 21 5 10 12 0 6 George ALLEN 23 5 9 13 0 8 Paul BOUCHIER . 25 6 2 14 0 9 John NORTHEY (Capt 28 5 9 11 3

10 John CAULFIELD 23 6 0 12 4 11 Bruce FORBES 25 5 10 12 4 12 Evan CONNICK 21 6 0 12 5 14 Bob JUBBER 18 6 1 12 0 16 Bill SKIPPER 25 6 0 12 7 26 Kevin PEARSON (V.C.) 23 6 3 13 4 27 Paul PAITRY 21 6 1 13 10 28 Bob MITSON 26 6 1 14 0 29 Mike HEALEY 23 6 2 12 7 30 Jock McALPINE 21 6 2 13 0 31 Greg. SHEATHER 21 6 0 12 12 32 Terry LEAHY 25 6 0 13 0 33 Ross ELLWIN 24 6 3 14 7 34 Graeme JEWELL 26 6 3 13 7 35 Peter ROUSENVILLE 25 6 0 13 0 Coach: MR. JOHN NORTHEY Manager Mr. JOHN ARMSTRONG Doctor Dr. J. K. LANG Trainers, Mr. KEN DAWKINS, MR. HARVEY GORDON

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10 Robert HAY 17 6 0 13 7 11 Ray BRAIN 20 6 0 13 2 12 Paul Reinmuth 18 6 1 13 7 13 Graham OSBORNE 24 6 2 13 5 14 Russell Ellen 18 6 3 13 0 15 Ken GREENWOOD (Capt.) 30 6 2 14 0 16 Peter STEPHENS 21 6 4 13 0 17 Gary MARSHALL 20 6 5 i 14 3 18 Ian HARVEY 19 6 4 13 0 19 Ian KILMARTIN 17 6 4 14 0 20 19 6 4 14 7

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V.F.L. 2nds PEN PORTRAITS

K E N GREENWOOD — Captain of Foot­seray, h igh m a r k i n g fo l lowers has p layed over 130 senior League games, 52 w i t h Car l t on and 76 w i t h Footseray, w i l l give th is young team a great deal of experience and ba l ­ance,

G R A H A M OSBORNE — One of the most versat i le p layers i n the team, G r a h a m also has many senior V.F.L. games experience, 80 i n a l l w i t h M e l ­bourne. He has p layed ruck , centre, centre ha l f back, centre ha l f f o rwa rd .

I A N McGINNESS, f u l l back — Star of the team he plays w i t h , be ing named

best af ield i n seven of 10 games. Strong m a r k and great l ong k i c k . De­fender w h o backs his judgmen t and i n l ine f o r ear ly senior promot ion .

B I L L N A L D E R — Ruck. Recently p lay­ed i n t w o senior V.F.L. games w i t h top side. S t rong m a r k and rugged type who bul locks his way th rough packs. Named best afield i n Grand F i n a l last year.

I A N H A R V E Y — Ruck ' f o r w a r d pocket. P layed i n Under 19's and has had . f ew games i n Reserve Grade. Changes i n t o f o r w a r d pocket, where his height i n m a r k i n g can do most f o r team.

PETER STEPHENS — F u l l f o r w a r d . Ruck t a l l , h i gh m a r k i n g p layer who can ho ld down key posit ion, fast mover f o r his size, k i cked many goals i n Reserves and has played last few matches w i t h seniors.

A N D R E W SCOTT — Centre ha l f for ­wa rd , p romis ing youngster, whose ab i l i t y has been recognised by senior team selectors i n past couple of weeks. P layed only n ine Reserve Grade games after coming f r o m country. Good m a r k and k ick .

P A U L R E I N M U T H — Centre ha l f back, back Hav ing a great season and m e n . t ioned i n best every week. Club 's best u t i l i t y t r o p h y a w a r d w i n n e r last year. Has p layed w e l l at centre ha l f f o rward , and is a great m a r k .

JOHN B I R T — J o h n is Coach. One of the great rovers who have p layed for Essendon i n the past 20 years and played 19 senior League games w i t h the Bombers. P layed interstate foot-ba i l w i t h V i c to r i a as a rover . A f t e r leav ing Essendon as a p layer John coached West Torrens i n the S.A.N.F. League f o r three years i n 1968-9-70 p l ay ing 57 games w i t h the Adela ide team. He r e tu rned to coach the Es­sendon senior League team last year and th i s year switched to take over the assistant coaching pos i t ion at Footseray.

B O B J E N N I S O N — Bob is team m a n ­ager of the South Me lbourne Reserve Grade team and has great experience i n the admin is t ra t i on of the League. He has been one of the d r i v i n g forces beh ind the v is i t of th is V i c t o r i a n r e ­presentat ive team.

BRUCE N A N K E R V I S — U t i l i t y , rugged type w h o can play almost anywhere . Has played several senior games w i t his bro ther w h o is V.F.L. team's f i rst rover. W i t h p lenty of pace, Bruce has the ab i l i t y to be a top player. Fearless i n at tacking the b a l l '

B R I A N H A L L — H a l f back flank. P lay­ed either i n Reserves or Seniors for past t w o years and a handy p layer to have i n side.

I A N K I L M A R T I N — Ruck ha l f f o r w a r d flank, b i g strong p romis ing youngster who can take the b i g mark . P layed f our games i n Reserve Grade and 20 games i n Under 19 Grade.

R A Y B R A I N — Defender or r u c k rover So l id ly b u i l t l ad who has w o n t r o ­phies for his determinat ion i n under age competit ions, p layed U n d e r 19's and Reserve Grade th is year.

M A L C O L M STEWART — H a l f f o r w a r d f lank. Fast mover who kicks w e l l an can m a r k w i t h the b i g men, played last seven games i n Reserves, Best and Fairest w i n n e r i n Under 17 com pet i t ion .

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C H A T T E R

I see where the Melbourne • Suns schoolboy l ong k i c k i n g contest has commenced again. The heats are con­ducted a l l over V i c t o r i a w i t h the heat w inne r s k i c k i n g off i n the finals i n Sep­tember.

A N o r t h A l b u r y schoolboy 15 year o l d D a v i d Poison had an average of 53 yards 2 feet 7 inches f o r his best two k i cks and was the w i n n e r of the first heat he l d at A l b u r y . I wonder h o w the N.S.W. Schoolboys w o u l d go?

it it * The Queen's b i r thday honours l isted

S i r Doug Nicho l l s and congratulat ions to h i m f r o m Aussie Rules fans a l l over Aus t ra l i a .

Closer t o home P h i l Ro thman f o rmer Eastern Suburbs C lub official, ex Secre­

ta r y of the Met ropo l i t an Associat ion and Assistant Secretary of the N.S.W. Footba l l U n i o n and la te r associated w i t h s w i m m i n g has been awarded a B r i t i s h E m p i r e Meda l—Congratu la t ions P h i l Rothman.

it it it The events of today are tomorrow ' s

h i s t o r y—men on the moon are even be­coming commonplace.

The N.S.W. League is ve ry interested i n the h is tory o f the League and w o u l d be g ra te fu l to any patrons w h 0 _ h a v e o ld programmes, newspaper c l ipp ings or photographs they w o u l d care to donate to make the h is to ry of the League complete. Programmes o f the 50s and 60s wou ld be especial ly w e l ­come.

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congratulate them on a fine job.

OUR The action shot on the cover of the

Foo tba l l Record was snapped by a D a i l y Te l eg raph" cameraman at last year 's t h r i l l i n g Grand F ina l at T r u m p e r Ova l between East Sydney and Western

Suburbs, I t shows d im inut i v e East Sydney

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V.F.L. 2nds PEN PORTRAITS L O U M I L N E R — Back pocket. Deter­

mined , l ong k i c k i n g defender who has been a consistantly good player for the H a w t h o r n Reserves t eam th is year.

J O H N WISE — rover. A speedy young­ster who can m a r k and k i c k we l l , an

• ex t r eme ly dangerous p layer a round the goal square, has k i cked 23 goals th is year.

PETER H I C K M O T T — Centreman, p r o ­mis ing youngster, whose l ong k i c k i n g has helped l i f t h is team up ladder,

has played i n two senior games this year, r ema inder w i t h Reserves.

R U S S E L L E L L E N — Ruck f o rwa rd , b ig r a w boned country boy, hav ing his first taste of the b i g t ime , has played w e l l i n the Under 19 Grade th is sea­son, great mark ,

B R I A N W A L S H — Rover f o r w a r d poc­ket , B r i a n plays w i t h the Reserve Grade team. This year has played three senior games. A determined rover and a good k i c k .

GARY T R E A D R E A — hal f f o r w a r d flanker a ta lented and strong, fearless p layer who has had about 16 senior

games, has played 12 Reserve Grade games and k i cked 12 goals wh i l s t p lay ing i n senior side.

D A L E C A R R O L L — winger , speedy, youngster who has been at club for two seasons i n Under 19 and p layed most of th is season i n Reserve Grade, wa t ch th i s lad , his a b i l i t y and b a l l hand l ing w i l l be a great l i f t to th i s side.

GARY M A R S H A L L — ruckman , tal lest man in side who has per f o rmed w e l l i n Reserve Grade matches th i s year, being named best afield three t imes, p layed Under 19's before g raduat ing t o Reserve Grade.

ROBERT H A Y — u t i l i t y w ing , b r i l l i a n t youngster, w h o made club's senior side last year at on l y 16 years of age. Has played ten senior games, p layed i n many va r y ing postons n past two seasons, has pace, s k i l l and a t r emen ­dous kck.

ROTH MAN'S COACHING CLINIC FITZROY COACHES

The Fitzroy Coaches, John Murphy, Norman Dare and Ray Sault have begun their Rothmans National Sport Foundation Australian Rules Coaching Clinics. The clinics at Balmain, Blacktown and the traditional Friday at Green Valley have been very well attended.

On Saturday the coaches will be coaching down on the South Coast at Wol-longong and Shoalhaven.

The balance of the programme is as fo l lows—

SATURDAY, JUNE 17th

SUNDAY, JUNE 18th

TUESDAY, JUNE 20th

Dalton Park Finch Park West St. Oval L. Watts Field

Parramatta Park Picken Oval

9.30 to 11.30 a.m. 9.30 to 11.30 a.m. 2.0 to 4.0 p.m. 9.30 to 12.30 p.m.

3.30 to 5.0 p.m. 3.00 to 5.0 p.m. HOUSE 64 Regent

12.30 to 3.30 p.m. 6.0 to 7.30 p.m.

Wol longong Wol longong Shoalhaven North Shore

Engadine Blacktown

Street, Chippendale

Cumberland West. Suburbs

MONDAY, JUNE 19th Boys' Town Whalan Field

COACHES SEMINAR: 8.30 P.M. FOOTBALL

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21st Rosedale Oval 1.30 to 3.0 p.m. > Liverpool Holsworthy 4.0 to 5.0 p.m. Southern Districts

The Coaches— Norman Dare is the Fitzroy Football Club Special Promotions Officer Schools

and Juniors. Norman, a dashing wingman has played 44 senior games with Fitzroy.

Ray Sault, a 6ft . 2in. winger, and centre man is a recruit from Koroit—new to Fitzroy this season.

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N.S.W. League Board of Management with Bob Kennedy, Wagga. Left to Right, Bob Kennedy, John Stewart (A.F.C. Delegate), Syd Felstead,

Jack Hammond, Scott Ridoutt, Doug Bouch, Lionel Beale (obscured), Bill Hart (President of N.S.W.A.N.F.L.) and Ken Hession.

The New South Wales Australian National Football League has a 9 man Board of Management that operates on behalf of all the Clubs of the League.

Some of the Board members are pictured above. The picture was taken in Wagga on the occasion of the Board's visit to the Riverina last year. From this meeting came the historic Riverina Resolution which allowed players domiciled in N.S.W. but affiliated in another State to play in Representative N.S.W. Teams.

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WESTS v EAST, Picken 2.30

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N.S.W.A.N.F.L. R E S U L T S

F I R S T G R A D E St. George 2 .5 , 7 .9 , 1 1 . 1 1 , 1 5 . 1 3 ( 103 ) Wests 5 .4 , 6 .5 , 13 .7 , 14 .11 {99 }

Nor th Shore 2 .4 , 6 .9 , 9 . 1 3 , 1 9 . 1 6 ( 130 ) B a l m a i n 2 .4 , 7 .10 , 1 1 . 1 3 , 1 4 . 1 5 (99)

Easts 8 . 2 , 1 9 . 9 , 2 6 . 1 4 , 3 4 . 2 5 ( 229 ) South 7 .4 , 8 .5 , 10 .9 , 13 .11 (89 )

Newtown 5 . 1 2 , 1 0 . 1 5 , 1 5 . 2 4 , 2 4 . 2 9 ( 173 ) Southern Dist r ic ts 1.1, 4 . 2 , 4 . 3 , 5.5 (35)

Wests 9 1 1 5 5 7 4 6 9 3 6 St. George 8 2 1 3 9 9 5 8 5 3 2 Easts 8 2 1 3 6 7 7 6 8 3 2 Nor th Shore 7 3 1 1 5 7 8 1 5 2 8 Newtown 5 5 9 1 7 8 7 2 2 0 B a l m a i n 2 8 7 3 0 1 1 8 3 8 South 1 9 4 8 0 1 7 4 1 4 Southern Dis. — 10 5 0 9 1 5 9 5 —

S E C O N D G R A D E Wests 1 0 1 2 2 6 2 9 1 4 0 Easts 9 1 9 5 2 4 6 7 3 6 Nor th Shore 6 4 8 8 3 5 0 7 2 4 Southern Dis. 6 4 5 9 5 4 6 3 2 4 St. George 5 5 7 6 9 5 4 8 2 0 Newtown 3 7 5 2 5 6 8 9 1 2 B a l m a i n 1 9 4 9 6 9 7 5 4 South — 10 1 9 4 1 6 2 6 —

GROWTH OF

STATISTICS S E C O N D G R A D E

Newtown 10 .3 d Southern D is t r ic ts North Shore 14 . 15 d B a l m a i n 1 1 . 4 Wests 9 .14 d St George 7 .7 Easts 2 2 . 2 4 d South 2 .3

T H I R D G R A D E North Shore 1 3 . 1 6 d B a l m a i n 5 .4 . St. George 1 1 . 1 7 d Wests 7 .5 Southern Dist r ic ts 1 3 . 1 0 d Newtown N i r i m b a 14 .11 d East 3 .4 St. George 1 0 — 8 8 9 North Shore 8 2 6 6 6 Nirrmba 7 3 7 8 3 Southern Dis. 5 5 6 0 9

7 .13

3 5 0 4 0 3 1 1 3 2 3 7 7 2 8 4 6 5 2 0

Wests B a l m a i n Newtown Easts

5 5 5 3 7 3 7 4 4 1 2 8 2 7 8

— 1 0 2 0 9

6 2 0 2 0 5 9 6 1 2 8 5 0 8 8 4 7 —

I N N.S.W. I n 1902 a group of expatr iates f r o m

Melbourne at a meet ing w h i c h formed the N.S.W. Aus t r a l i an Nat iona l Footba l l League.

Eleven teams—East Sydney, N o r t h Shore, Sydney, Ba lma in , Redfern, Pad-dington, Newtown , Y.M.C.A., Ashf ie ld, West Sydney and A l e x a n d r i a - t o o k pa r t i n compet i t ion i n 1903, w i t h East Syd­ney being premiers and N o r t h Shore runners -up . I n th is year F i t z roy p lay­ed Co l l ingwood at the Sydney Cr icket Ground .

The game flourished up to and dur ­ing W o r l d W a r I I , bu t decl ined w i t h a f a l l i n gates and admin is t ra t ion di f f i ­cult ies i n the post-war per iod and dur ­ing the 50's.

I n 1960 the League appointed a l u l l -t ime Secretary, wh i l s t another major

Sarawak par t of the is land of Bornea is the scene of the latest expansion of the Aus t ra l i an Rules code.

The actual place i n Sarawak is the t o w n of Bau, w h i c h is 22 mi les f r o m Kuch ing .

The inst igator of the spread of Aussie Rules is L e n M i n t y , e rs twh i l e u m p i r e on the Sydney scene and team manager of last year's CHS State side.

Len is teaching school at Bau and at the week-ends he has organised games of Aus t ra l i an Rules. H i s school has 380 pupi ls at w h o m about 270 are boarders. These boarders are be ing taught the

AUSTRALIAN RULES IN BORNEO

D I V I S I O N 1 1 A — R O U N D 7 UNSW 15 .15 d Pennant Hi l ls 1 4 . 1 5

Combined Services 1 2 . 1 2 d Banks town 3 .6 Warr ingah 8 . 1 9 d Sydney Uni 9 .8

D I V I S I O N 1 1 B — R o u n d 7 UNSW 1 2 . 1 2 d Pennant Hi l ls 2 .4

Combined Services 10 .11 d Bankstown 5 .0 Warr ingah 1 2 . 1 0 d Sydney Uni 6 .9

S . D . A . St. George 8.7 d Easts 5.9

McQuarr ie Uni 1 6 . 2 0 d Nor th Shore 2 . 2

advancement was made i n 1968 when the League moved in to its own admin ­is t rat ive headquarters bu i l d ing at 64 Regent Street F u r t h e r strengthening o f S t h e machinery was made w i t h tbS

= f o ? g a ° n i s e a r r m L The R i v e r m f Amendment t o the

A .F C. Regulations i n 1971 enabled N . s lw p layers a l though affi l iated w i t h

N s r S t e a em s t 0 *%JT X n g T h e t d

N.S.W. defeated the Aus t ra l i an A m a ­teurs i n the Section I I Carn i va l i n Br isbane last year and went d o w n to Canberra i n the f ina l

Today apar t f r o m the Sydney Met ropo l i t an area the game is p layed and control led b y t h e nIw South Wales League at Newcastle and on the South

ski l ls of Rules and have f o rmed several teams. L e n wr i t es to say he has lost about a stone and a ha l f i n the tropics and w i l l be fit to p lay w i t h Bankstown Sports when and i f he re turns . He is keen to get some Aussie Rules f i lms to show his pupi ls .

Who knows that th is may be the start of an expansion of the code—although the m i n d boggles at "head hunte rs " p lay ing the game Seriously Len w o u l d be pleased to hear f r o m any of his o ld fr iends the address being: M r L M i n t y , Bau Government Secondary School, Bau, Sarawak East Malaysia.

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