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~j FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 1 / everywhere. All have their eyes on o~r "Miss ..'

Registered ~t the G.P.O., Melbourne, for tr~nsmission by post ~s . International Soccer" title to be decided at the :,":

~ periodic~l. Vol 18, No. 15. Prahran Town Hall on Saturday, July 23.

JULY 9, 1960. The lucky contestant will be crowned "Miss Interna-tional Soccer" at at the 10th Anniversary Ball of the Sun-day International Committe<'.

And here on the left arepictures of the first threeentrants:-

. Miss Carol Bent(Miss Australia).

. Miss Erika Kiss(Miss Hungary).

. Miss Maria C.(Miss Poland).

And here are a few de-tails of the beautifultrio:-

Miss Carol Bent (MissAustralia) comes fromEssendon.

Although her age couldnot bl! ascertained, we

MISS AUSTRALIA MISS HU,NGAR\' MISS POLAND know she watches a lot of... Barry Matthew (More-Miss Carol Bent. Miss Erika KisR. MIss Marla C. land) and goalie Peter

guttie (Box Hill).The photo is by Photo-

lab, Strathmore, and sheOffice Hours 'NO GAME SO SORRY' was entered by Brighton

. S.C.: sponsor of the "Aus-tralIa team.". . The Secretary-Manager I A NESE Miss Erika .Kiss (Miss

IS on duty at the V.A.S.- SAY TH E JAP ~ungar~)..Helght 5 ft. 6F A office from Monday to In.; statistics: 34-23-35.. . . She is a ladies' hair-

Friday from 9 a.m. to 4.30 Enterprising Melbourne Soccer Club have been trying 'dresser and would like to

~.m. EXCEPT WEDNES- to organise an overseas trip for the end of this season-and trav~l in the world ofDAY AFTERNOONS. of all places they've tried was JAPAN! ~ashlon an~ ~ecom,: a styl-

The Secretary is not on 1St of femInIne hair crea-duty at the week-end ex- The Japanese have quite a good standing in the soccer tions. . ..

f 4 world and would ~ertainly have been a tough nut to crack. H,;r hobbles: ~wlmmIngcept rom .30 p:m. on .. . tennIs, modelling andSaturdays to r';Celve the Melbourne are to be praised on their enterprIse and attempt Inusic.scores and compile League to lift Australian Soccer and improve their own standard Miss Maria C. (MissTables. of play. Poland) is Polish born

* * * ' and was recently chosen. Unfortunately, the Japanese Football Association ha.<l at the PolQnia Soccer Club

PLA YER INJURED to. decline. Melbourne's offer owing to earlier commitments Ball. .. with Russia and Malaya. She will be a good re-Box Hill player, White, presentative of her club. .. . But it would have been wonderful pu!blicity for Australian and country.suffered severe facIal Injuries Soccer. Let's hope Melbourne continue their efforts to get

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l-F'irst-n,amed team to win. $-Second-named team to win. X-Tie. HOW THEY STAND--- After last week's round,

. NORTH 5 d D8 8 8 here's bow the experts

. on IVI sion :~a;~NS-Millins.LEADERS, CollIngwood, ec 47 WINS-Barr. Villiers.

and Lions continued N 4,6 WINS-Buckner,their march towards First Dodd.Division Soccer and Colling- ole 5 45 WINS-Lang.wood are a clear six points b 43 WINS-Stacey. or three games ahead of 'Y 41 WINS-Fleming.

their nearest riva1.s - St. n 1/L 40 WINS-d' Andrea.Albans. AN three teams /"..j II 38 Wins-Paul.gained convincing victories u.s;'~e ea You, tou, can make yourlast week, with Lions scor- " . ' , . own selection in the col-ing 11 goals against unfor- Coburg, at Coburg, .mu.st Wilt upset thIS FIrst DiVIsIon umn provided and see howtunate Essendon. if they are to remallt Ilt the team. you fare with the experts.

S e con d Division North Cup. Coburg have not been There are only ~wo ~ecoud At the end of the seasonteams feature in the next playing impressively in re- N?rth representatIves rn the the "Soccer News" "Kingrounds of the Dockerty Cup. cent weeks and Norlane- third round of the Dockerty of the Tipsters" awardNorlane . Olympia, who play Olympia on their day could Cup. St. Albans meets Yal- will be made to the lead-

lourn at home, ~nd t~e;r ing tipster.could upset the FIrst DIvI-

\.. T 0 Agents for sion South representative.0.. A... TRAVEL d Likely winners today:-0 ~ , ~ an League - I.C.I. Dockerty l£ague match which will be

* ~..., BAGGAGE Cup - St. AThans. the "Derby" of the Nenin-' sula. Frankston should beat

TRANSPORT & RO;sebud, but as they areSHIPPING . SOUTH both Cup .fighters, the. match

, could go Into extra tIme.also agents for 4 1Moora fibbin, beat Roseb.ud Croydon who play Mac-

- , con rmmg my surprise . ' .~ 'ICLE' selection last week. Th~y ~abI, cou~d surprIse the Je:w-~ ~ three oints ahead Ish combIne, who sadly mISS.10 ~" General ~~e t~:wsecond tottom team, I:.:zy Peters, who rec~ntly :e-~~ ~~ INSURANCE F.N.D., who were over- tlref a,fter 14 years 'servIce

\S's Cj IMMIGRATION helmed 5-0 by Frankston., to ..,e.wIsh soccer. However,8 A GG AG~ w to Will, Croydon must watch

"" Ferntre,e Gully and Fra~~- Ressler, former State LeagueWorld-wide Transport Service ston continue to press t~elr star, who has ,been in fine

Personal Agency to way undaunted towards FIrst form in recent weeks.INTERNATIONAL FORWARDING AGENCY Division South status. AI- "The Flying Dutchmen"

STORAGE" FURNITURE REMOVERS ~~~~~~nF~~~;r~~tG:l~~r~~d: ~eet formidable opposition0 & L T 0 M A Two League matches will rn the Sou~h Melbourne- Hel-

BROS. be played today. Moorabbin las combIne. Although I.. meet Oakleigh at home and select S.outh ~elbourn,e, the

Travel A g enc y after their excellent victory Gully sIde will n?t. dIsgracelast week could again cause themselves, piovIdrng theyan upset, this time by de- mark ,'s?r centre-forward

10 MOUBRA Y ST., MX ~ 348 feating the third top team. K~rayamls. an~ State left-ALBERT PARK , Four Second. Di~i&i~ll' ,,:mg combInatIon Georgous-

South teams are still leftrn SIS and Papadopoulos.Cnr. Cardigan PI. and St. Vincent St. the third round of the \ Dock- My selections are: League

Tram No. I or 2 (South Melbourne Beach, Stop 25). erty Cup. Rosebud plays Moorabbin and Bayswater;~ - Frankston in an inter- Cup: Frankston-Croydon. '

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ABELA GIVES ZIPTO G.C. ELEVEN

Latest addition to the George Cross ranks is AlfredAbela, 23-year-old Ma!tese international centre-forward,who arrived in time for the George Cross game againstJuventus last Saturday.

He immediately showed line-up and ittop form and scored the only will be a tossgoal of the makh to give up who of theh~s team a well deserved regular play-vIctory. ers get the

Abela fills an important axe.position in the George Cross J tfront line - and given time :u v en usto settle, he could develoJ~ g a I n e d ainto a top State player. i'layer a~d lost

another rn theAnother newcomer to Mel- transfer move-

bourne soccer in Radibrto- men t s lastvic, who has recently joined week.J.U.S.T., filling a centre-for- Alfred W . hward or inside berth. Abela ( t ' l ' te n I fs

" ' , ' , U I I or-Correct me zf I m wrong, b~t,dzdn t ye~ tell me that the, J.U.S.T. c.oach, Ra?ovan?- ward) moved fromY Slavia

game YeT were playm was a trzendly?" VIC had traIned ~b~brtov!c to join the Juventus ranks- fr,om S~c?~d DIVISIon ~o but injury will keep him out

Wh N t 5 FIrst D~vlslon !ootba~l rn of action for a few weeks. TallY o a occer YugoslavIa, and .ImmedIately Englishman, Monty Tomblin

recommended hIm to the left the Italian side to joinclub, , the battling Box Hill club. .C t W k ? Two new Dutchlnen arnv- -

0 U n rv ee ed during the week to join Monty IS e;xpected to p~t. Wilhelmina. that extra bI,t of powe,r rn

They are Hans Allemens ~he, forward lIne fro~, eItherV.A.S.F.A. Deputy Chairman, Jim Paul, was a guest (centre-forward) and Dick InsIde .or centre posItIon.

of honour at last month's l1!eeting of the Latrobe Valley van Alphen (centre-half and Footscray, still attemptingLeague Management CommIttee on Monday, June 20, at utility defender). to lift themselves higher on

Yallourn S.C. Both these players could the ladder, have acquiredMr. McCambley, chairman be in today's Wilhelmina outside-right Van der Poel

(independent), asked Mr.Paul to convey to the StateCouncil two requests:

8 That a metropolitanN EYteam be obtained to play in YOU CAN

SIDthe Latrobe Valley on Sun- FLY TOdays in exhrbition matchesagainst a representative La- BY 'P .Atrobe Valley side. . ..H

8 That a challenger beb~ called for the Carrick Cup

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war competItIon open to all ,. .£6/9/6 country associations in Vic- . TAA and you 11 be there within a

Juniors, £4/6/6 toria. A metropolitan eleven . couple of hours. You'll enjoy all theYou'll play your best in Udsedd t? takthe part. ~tnterruPt- . luxur y of modem Jetliner travel and

e urrng e war, I was re-B A U M G A R T N E R su~ed shortly afterwards . the wonderful T AA Hostess service,

untIl four years ago whenthe interest lacked and the . ..~ " ~

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Individuals or clubs on traInIng The Latrobe Valley dele- .nights. gates suggested that the re- .rl ~. A "L .. ",' , . "I-

Sole Vic. Distributor: sumption of such competi- "f 1.#1 .He ,..a.10n S .,e."netion be coupled with the be- " -'STAN. STACEY ginning of a yearly "Soccer - mos people gO

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~[:J~LI ~l_~ ~jr.:.'l4 MELBOURNE ARE!LOOI(ING AHE...4D

~ Tolerance LAST week "Soccer News" interviewed State0 UR differ~nt origins and ll;tnguages ma~ divide us, but League clubs Melbo~me and Footscray for a

Soccer !bIndS us together In a common Interest. half-season survey of their League prospects.Tolerance 'should be the by-law to regulate our exchanges,

our dealings and our reactions, This is what officials had been on the disappointingSome clubs have claimed they didn't receive a "fair go" to say about their prospects: side, we have not given up

from other clubs, Press, officials and others. MELBOURNE hopes of gathering moreOur strength lies in our unity of actions and intents ani wins.

it is only to be expected that we should rally to the support The club have been more Form of the players hasof a club with limited financial resources, without grounds, than satisfied to break been upset on too many oc- Ior going through a bad period as far as play or discipline through the ups and downs casions by injuries, unfor-

\is concerned, in one season barrier that tunately the clu:b does notThe c~owds are also expected to be tolerant of referees has haunted the promotion carry an abundance of First

when they do not agree with their decisions. A vocal teams in recent years. team players.expression of dissent to a team or a referee is just as Our team have done all that Several times this seasonhealthy in sport as a cheer or applause. has been asked of them and an odd goal has been the dif-

Violence, spitting or throwing of objects cannot be tol- we hope that they gain more ference at the end of a gameerated. points in the latter half of and we are out to try and

We have suffered so much lack of tolerance from outside the season. rectify this from now on.that we cannot afford not to be tolerant insid~ the cod~ now. Now that we are assured Pleasing part on behalf of

We still have people like Eric Baume and Mr. Tresize (a of staying in the senior the players is that althoughcommittee mem!ber of the Geelong Football Club) advocat- League the club can t~rn going unde'r on many occa-ing the ban of soccer and referring to foreign players and their whole efforts to buIld- sions, the boys have playedspectators. ing for fol~owing years. the game to the end-not one

At. least three prominent player ,being reported.Sydney players have indi- Despite the committee's

(?o=o=o=o=o=o=\) cated that they are interested hard work at the beginningIn . d b Pu hki ' ~O A Comprehensive Review of O

~ in coming to Melbourne at of the season our newspire y s ns Soccer at the time of th d f th S' ' R '. t I I th printing. e en 0 e seas°:!l. ground at Ims eserve ISImmor a nove e n 0 Supporters of the club have not ready for use.famous opera by U EACH MONTH ~ done, a wonderful job in * * *

0 " cheerIng the players on and POLISH DANCETCHAIKOVSKY .~ F T AHE ~ we look forward to their con- Polonia S.C. will benefit

0 0 tinued support. from the proceeds of a Ball

~ ~ To name individual players to be held at the Church Hall,0 . 0 at this peri~d of the season Yarraville, on Saturday,~ . . n is difficult; each and every July 16. The function is0 U 'One are to be congratulated organised by the Yarravillcn N EW S n on their performances. Polish AJsi?'Ociation. Polonia~ ~ soccer,o~cIa~s extend a per:-n n FOOTSCRA Y sonal InVItatIon to all theIrU. H E I d ' U Although our results have supporters.0 ow can ng an Improve 0n its soccer? n -u . Do referees control the U0 matches in the right 0 . .~.!;h:~:::ortance of cOaChlng.~ WodongG s Ascot Win In Views are expressed on these nU and many more subjects by U By R. P. Carlassare stanuard of soccer. \n the people who matter! 0 As I see it, if such a large

U SEE FOR ~ Sponsored by w. D. & organization as Wills recog-00 . n H. O. Wills (Aust.), a knock- nizes the potential of Soccer

U out soccer premiership was in this district, to donateHURRY - LAST DAYS! n YOURSELF n played at Myrtleford on such atrophy, .it is pro~f

1000 115 430 8 pm U U Sunday, June 26. enough that thIS game IS. , . , . , .. 0 0 With only three teams re- well on the way to becomingAUSTRAliA ~ A~nual Subsc~ipti°n.' 15/- n m~ining in, th,e B~rder Dis- ~ permanent sporting fixture

0 (12 Issues); 1/3 (mcludmg sea ~ trIct AssocIatIon It seemed In the North-East.n postage) per month. n that soccer was waning in Played over a series ofU (Prices Sterling - add U I ' t b t ' th th th It .266 Collins Street. MF 2837 0 exchange). n popu ar~ y U, Wi e ree games resu s were.~ -II added Interest created by 1st Game - Cobram d.

=0=0=0=0=0=0"-'. . A M I f d dWills' donatIon of the scot yrt e or 2-1; 2n Game. - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ Tropp.v, an exciting day of -Wodonga d. Myrtleford

soccer was seen by all. 3-2; Final-Wodonga d."With all its licence, the quality I remember most Present at the games on Cobram 2-1.is purity" "Observer" London. Sunday was Mr. J. Thorpe, At the conclusion of play. 'w. D. & H. O. Wills publicity Mr; Mason presented the

~ A ~D\A~.t6 S A V 0 Y manager, and Messrs. Glo,ver be.st players from each teamj and Mason, also from Wills. with a carton of AscotI Mr. Thorpe, on presenting cigarettes. They were: G.

"THE LOYERS" the Ascot Trophy, compli- BBoarotto (Myrtleford), E.I" 2, 5 & 8 (Adults Only) FB 3366 mented the local teams on Valente (Cobram), and M.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - their comparatively high Tiburzi (Wodonga).

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* HERE'S YOUR OLYMPIC PARK

LINE-UP FOR THE WEEKENDHere's your complete week-end Soccer programme for Olympic Park, also State League

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teams for today's games. Hakoah meet Polonia today (Saturday), kick-off 3 p.m., and tomor- \icrow (Sunday) in the World Cup series Australia play Scotland, kick-off 1.30 p.m.; and "c'

Poland play Germany; kick-off 3 p.m. Because this issue went to press on Thursday after-noon, teams may include last-minute changes. Alterations to teams will be announced overthe P .A. system at Olympic Park. On the extreme right is a picture of Keuken, Wilhemina's KEUKENsharpshooter. He is State League leading goal-scorer, with 15 goals to his credit. (Wilhelmina)

HAKOAH Tomorrow (Sunday. Kick-off 1.30 p.m.Mannering (1) AUSTRALIA

Alexander (2) Woodward (3) Mannering (1)Anderson (4) Barker (5) Hartley .<6) Petheric (2) Armstrong (3)

Common (8) Neuhold (10) Stewart (4) Matthews (5) Drennan (6)Thomas (7) McInroy (9) Peterson (11) Smith (8) Martin (10)

Resel'ves: Haynes, Reid, Ellenhaus. Glover (7) ,. Bedford (9) Keyes (11). .

Szygalski (11) Jurecki (9) Uronia (7) Beattie (10) Blackley (8)Gama~ (10) Dudos (8) Copeland (11) McInroy (9) Thomas (7)

Szczerpanskl (6) Parlatoni (5) Capobus (4) Balish (6) Berry (5) McNeil (4),Gaurdiani (-3) Gasior (2) Wemyss (3) Alexander (2)

Morks (1) (Evans (1)

POLONIA SCOTLANDReserves: Mariuzkicwciz, Jancsyz. Reserves: Australia-Suttie, McInver, James, Pritchard,

Sandham, Scott. Scotland-Hilton (Sunshine C.),STATE LEAGUE TEAMS r;Ir:~~).(Me.), Glennie (Slavia), Bell (Slavia), Cook

Players report Batman Street entrance at 12.45 p.m.WILHELMINA: van Hees- Frangioni, Trentini, Bottari, POLA!olD, from:. Pe,rlikowski; Gai~ior, Czerk.aski; J.a-

wick, Erasmus, Stbbe, Rem- Barazza, Cubero, Vitti, kubow~kl, Maruszklewltz, S.zczepan.skl; SY1falskI, DrOn\R,mers, Rrouwer, Noy, Ynt- Bressen. Jureckl, Dudon, Janczyk, ZablockI, (}amaJ, W. Kund, J.ema, Luyten, Keuken de MOR A . Kund. 'Bruykere Bons Jensen EL ND: Azza.rpardl, GERMANY, from: Pettig; Bieg, Larsen; Eggert, Marth,Sioothank. ' , HCoelalthc' IBl rowMn, McNeIl, Mc- Faltyn, Schumacher, Landherr, Klein Teuber, Wekkeli,

, u en, atthews, Stew- Scheer WeilandMELBOURNE: Gross, art, Oxton, Loughran Zubi- ' .

Vicinci, Juhase, Besci, Gar- ani, Hodgson, Smith' Tac-ret, Vajda, Vass, Pribil, Fe- hett. 'I

ket~, Zuckermann, B.ors, MACCABI: A. Novak; B. . .

We!nbers, Szalay, BanhIdy, Levey, R. Novak; D. Gins- I First Glass or TouristKaIser, Yaros, Sal. burg, T. Jack, A. Szabo; P.

GEORGE CROSS: Hobson, Akerstein, J. Velleman, D.

Sacco Velson, Falzon, Muscat, Finkielstein, F. Marks, J.

A. Vella, E. Vella, McKenna, Roessler. Reserves: Hoffman,

I Abela, Zammitt, McVean, Kovacs.' Rae, Cachia, L. Sacco, Fal- SOUTH MELB.-HELLAS:

zon. . Van Gronignon, Karpousas,J.U.S.T.: Jank?,,:Ic, Wa~d- Picoulas, Power, Pippis,

bauer, Resek" MICIC, BasIc, Nanos, Kourkoulakos, Forta-Sch~oede;r, Nlegus, DuS~f, manos, Budgen, Hatzele-MarmovIc, Voll~an, Beattie, friov, Genaris, Papadopolous,Rodek. R,eserve. Grgas. Georgeouiss.

Box HIli from Cooper,Suttie, Morrow, Hunter, Huy- * * *

gen, Patersoll, Drennan,Smith, Russell, Pirie, Tom- PRESTON'S GROUNDbl~n, Stoffles, Bedford, Mc- p'reston S.C. will play all th 'KIllop, Kenny. theIr home games on a neu- ere s an

FOOTSCRA Y from Mas- tral enclosed ground wher.sese, Hamilton~ .Zaviatterio, eve: possible or on the op- ANS£TT-ANABurns, SabadmI, Cressey, pOSIng team's ground. ThisDonna, Rice, Sax.elby, Cope- was, decided at a special JET FLIGHT to SU 'lt you 'land, McLeod, AIrman, We- meetIng of the S,L.M.C. on .

myss. Tuesday. Messrs. Hutchin- ANSETT ANA J fl ' h A 1 .SLA VIA from Barotajs, son (Wilhelmina), Kohout. - et Ig. ts span ustra Ia

Petheric~, Armstrong,. Kar- (Slavia), and d'Andrea (Ju- from CaIrns to Perth dally.use, Bahsh, Berry, Rembold, ventus) were appointed mem-Glennie, Bell, Gotschlich, An- bers of a Ground Inspection Contactgstenberger, Sas, Cook, Ram- Sub-Sommittee. Their first A "~~ T " A ..bousek, Zeigler, Alevandros. task will be to inspect the ...5 . - ..'A or your travel agent

JUVENTUS: Colla, Mar- Pre s ton and Footscrayini, Pichtnic, Griggs. Boz, grounds. MAAI16

Six SO C C E R N'E W S July 9, 1960.,:I, ~py HELLAS! ,First Divisi'on

SOUTB Melbourne-Bellas must rank as one of theRev .lewI strongest teams ever to have played in the First

Division, and they look certain of a place in the State bLeague next season. 'YGreek teams in Hellenic The p~rformance of Mac- 1'\- - C" - _',1- ~ , /

andand Yarra Park have previ- cabi is difficult to forecast LM1 ~UTI~, 1«ously failed in State League and this was borne out lastbut neither of them ,had the week when they inflicted the credit for the club's pre- field and James.strength or quality of the only the second defeat so far sent position. Outside-right While Austria are now outpresent combine, which.seems experienced by CO!burg. Mac- Kemerer is one of th~' mo~t o! the running for pr°m,°-assured of holdrng theIr own cabi's greatest asdet is cen- competent footballers rn thIS tIon, they deserve specIalagainst much stronger op- tre-half, Tom Jack who still League. mention for a wonderful de-position than has been met displays great a~ticipati(}n, Richmond's abilities are but in First D-ivision. Theto date: . . bu~ more importantly, in- spr~d more evenly through club come from .a!, appar-

ConsIderable rnterest will spIres and leads his team in theIr team and although ently hopeless posItIon rn thebe shown in the perf{)rmances dominating fashion. they have good players like Second Division last year toof the club in the Ascot The surprise of the season centre-forward, Klein, and earn promotion as runners-Dockerty Cup, and as Greece is the poor display of Sicilia full-back, Larsen, their great- up and they have continuedin the Laidla,v World Cup who looked to be one of th~ est asset is cohesive team- their improvement this sea-series. strongest teams at the start work with every player pull- son. The enthusiastic Aus-

Last ';Veek saw a number of the season. It now ap- ing his wE!ight. Either Gee- tria ~lub could be the 1961~ of surprIge results when five pears that, together with long {)r RIchmond would be premIers., of the top six teams failed. University, they are doomed w{)rthy ,of First Division At the other end of the

Biggest surprise of the week for relegation to Second champions and at this stage ladder four clubs, Dande-was University's 3-0 win Division unless able to stage it is impossible to favour one nong, Sandringham, Parkover Croatia, and congratu- a remarkable reversal of before the other. Rangers and Prahran are en-lations go to the "Shop" for form. The most improved side is gaged in a struggle to avoidregistering their firs( vic- Brighton who put ,paid to relegation. The two mosttory, .tog~ther with the hope * SOUTH A;ustri~'s premi.ership ambi- likely candidates are Pr~h- ,that It wIN not be the last. bons by defeatrng them 4-1 ran and Park Rangers, but

Sunshine City took another . last week. Physical fitness is these two clubs are amongstep from the relegation zone be T~e .Learuetl~~~er I~ n:hw a key factor in Brighton's the longest-established teamsby taking a pOi.lt from run- grn.nrnt. 0 shad Ise a h e improvement and they have in Victorian Soccer, and al-ners-up, Corio, and the Sun- premIers IP c a engers ave now played a number of con- though now at their lowest

I shine club seems to hav~ been narrowed dov;:n to two secutiv~ games without de- ebb, their tradition is foun-~I found that little bit of extra ~eelong an1 tRICh11!~:d20 feat. Key players are all- ded on great fighting spirit? I whi<;h wa~ so ,badly needed. w .otare elu~h or WI rounders Andre Waitzer, Mc- which may yet see them

I Florentrna and Moonee porn s, an e eams are Cartney, and forwards Old- through.Ponds have both done well in even level on goal average.

,. th.ei.r. initial 'seas.on in First The Geelong club is fortu- SOCCERFANSHERE'S YOUR POOLSGUIDEDIVISIon aDd theIr 1-1 draw nate to have such stars as

last week underline" the Kemerer, Maddhelena, andequa~ity of these two clubs in Gennari, and it is these QUEENSLAND. wood 0; South Perth 0, Tricoloreplayrng standards. players who deserve much of First Division.-Blackstone 5, 1; Swan Valley 1, Olympic 4;

Oxley ~, Y.M,C'A: 9, Dlnmore 2, Windmills 3, Swan Athletic 1.AzzurrI I, Helleruc 2, St. Helens Second Division.- Caledonians

~ = =---=---=---=---=---=---=---=---=:-.: 5,. Bundambao, Annerley 4, 3, J"ulia2; Cracovla 2, Fremantle---= =--~~ Thlstie 3. 2; Emu Rangers 2, Perth City 4;

S.econd Divislon.-Wynnum 2, Malay T. 5, Medina 6; S. Fre-SOCCER FANS ' Drupro 7, Sandgate 2, Merton 0, mantle 2, Sublaco3.. GracevliIe 3, Mitcl:Ielton 4, Easts N.S.W. LADDER

~' Latrobe 4, Bullmba 3, Postal P. W. L. D. F. A. P... Prague .. 15 12 0 3 61 25 27

When buy in g SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Gladesville .. 16 11 2 3 45 23 25First Division,-Croatia 0, Lion Auburn.. 16 11 3 2 55 32 24

KNITWEAR 0; .Sturt 1, Port Adelaide 3; Pol- Apia 15 9 2 4431522orua 0, Orange 0;. Beograd I, Canterbury.. 15 9 5 1 45 32 19Cumberland 1; SalIsbury 1, J"u- Budapest 14 9 4 1 45 34 19

ask for ventus 3; Budapest 2, Victoria O. North Side 15 6 6 3 37 34 15~econd Divi~ion.-BirkaUa 7, Sydney Aust. 15 5 5 5 31 37 15

.. 0 LY M P I C " WIndsor .AthletIc 0; Malta United Hakoah 16 5 9 2 37 35 120, OlympI~ 1; Enfield 5, Pennlng- Corrima! 15 3 8 4 25 35 10ton 2; K:mgswood 3, Edinburgh Bankstown.. 16 4 10 2 24 36 103; A~strIa 1, .Mitcham 0; South Balgownle.. 14 4 10 0 22 42 8AdelaIde 4, ElIzabeth 1. BranvlUe 16 2 12 2 30 59 6

The quality garment for NEW SOUT~ WALES, Manly 16 115 02990 2North, First DIvislon.-Adams-h h I f .1 town 1, Newcastle 2; Blacksmith S.A. LADDER

t e woe ami y 6, Charlestown 3; Cessnock 0, First Division.Awaba 1; L. Macquarie 3... W. P.W.L.D.F.A.P.

OLYMPIC ' KNITWEAR WaUsend 5; Mayfield 2, CardIff 1; Orange.. 8 2 3262319WaUsend 3, Merewether 2. LI()n 8 2 2 36 14 18

Federation, ~irst Division.- J"uventus 6 2 5 34 20 17A.uburn 2, CorrImal 0; Balgow- Cumberland 7 3 322 15 17

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STO EFFELS KI ~K.S I COUNTRY WEEK! ::I ",T TO 3 d PLA' ,-v 8 Continued from P. 3.

.1 ... r ~ D da,tes in .Melbourne 'but pro-mIsed hIS support for the

IBox Hill forward Frank 8toeffels added four goals to his tally to go idea 'Yith .the competitionI. 84-- Le I '4-- bl I t k held m dIfferent countryinto equal thIrd place on the ~te ague goa scorers ~ e as wee . centres in rotation to give a

Playing in his new posi- 9 GOALS- Sa b i ani (Pr), Hunter, Reuter boost to the code in the coun-tion of centre. forward, (Mor), Stoeffeds (BH). (W), Falzon (GC), Fab- try.Hakoah's Johnny McInroy 7 GOALS - Be a t tie ja.nic (JUST), Sas (S), On the home front Mr,ne~ted a ,hat-trick aga.inst (JUST), Petersen (H), ZIegler (S), Patterson Paul is happy to report that :WIlhelmIna and has gIven Vollman (JUST). BH), . Oxton (M?r), he found the situation in the Ihimself a big lift on t~e 6 GOALS-Haynes (H), Tomblm (BH), KaIser Latrobe Valley greatly im-table. ~e n°v.: has SIX Dudon (P), McInroy (M), proved with the disappear-goals to hIS credIt. (H). . ance of elash of personali-

Below you will find lead. 5 GOALS - Bors (M), .1 -GOAL, - C a ChI a ties.ing State Leaguedgoabl- Zammit (GC), Smith 'NGCoy)' (WM) Iupcronk(JU(SWT », Of great interest, the dis-scorers as name y (M ) B 11 (S) A , , . th .b' l ' t . . Gl b " or, e , ng- Barub Oughton (H) CUSS10n on e poSSI 11 Ies"Sl'°rtmg hO eS tso~er stenberger (S), T. Vella Kenn; (BH) Szygalski of match permits for a mini-wrIters eac a ur ay (GC), Cook (S), Biro (P) Nelson '(GC) Bu- mum of one season, a matterthroughout the season. (P), Rice (F), McVean . (J) W' b ' (M) which is already under con-

Secretaries are asked to (GC), Jurecki (P), g~ske 'Gra~~s e(rfUST) , sideration in Melbourne byco-ope~ate by sepding iI,I- 4 GOALS - Sal (M). Copel~nd (F), Ra~ the S:L.M.C, and which coul.dformation a b 0 u t theIr 3 GOALS - Cu'bero (J), (GC), Pribi (M), Pav- also Interest the MetropolI-players. Ynthma (W), Burns locksy (Pr), Djukie tan ,League Management

+ Abbreviations are as (F(, Rambousek (S), (Pr) Capobus (P), Committee.follows: BH (Box Hill), F Zammitt (GC), Bedford Sacc~ (GC), Barbazza * * *(Footscray) , GC (George (BH), Vass (M), Fe- (J), Hartley (H), Sax-Cross), H (Hakoah), J. kete (M), De Bruyckere elby (F), Gomez (P), GAMES WANTED(Juventus), M. (Mel- (W),Bressan(J), Bons L. Vella (GC), Bottari The Hiraklis Soccer Clubbo~rne), Mor (Moreland), (W), Horvac (Pr). (J), Boz, McNeil (Mor), would like clubs wishingP (Polo~ia), Pr (Pr~ston), 2 GOALS-Janczyk (P), Njegus (JUST)" Huy- friendly games to co.ntact :S (Slavla), W (W.1lhelm- Drennan (BH) Sabba- gefi (BH), Beesl (M), them. Would any club mter- iina). dini (F) L'oughran, Voros (M), Berry (S), ested contact Mr. A. Chris-15 GOALS-Keuken (W). Hodgson '(Mor), Mar~- McKenna .(GC), Abela tofis, 145 .Clark Street, South,11 GOALS-Luyten (W). novic (JUST), Gregorlc (GC), Ballsh (S). Melbourne.

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WA I T I N G FO Rfall to say my word of appreciation for the

endeavours the new Editor of "Soccer News" havemade to make it a better "Soccer News." ies of all Clubs, from State 15,000 pe(}ple in Melbou~

I realise what a consid- My criticism of "Soccer League to Provisional who will bur "Soc;jerabl& amount of work News" in former years League, should be clearly New s, which gijyou have all put in, not has nev'er been directed stated. "news" about the ga~only to increase the ad- at the quality of the Too many. Soccer pia?,. to be played on satur

~vertising ~onsiderably, articl~s, but .completely at e~s ar~ walkmg around m If ~e can ~uaran

but also to bnng together the time of Issue. Victoria, who do ~ot know advertisers a clrcula

a variety of copy every I am of the opinion that how to g~t back mto the o! 15,000, I am als,? c,

week. "Soccer News" as it is game agam. We need all vmced that the prmt

Whether the enlarged distributed no~, and has these boys. . of this :'Soccer Nequantity of copy has made been distri'buted in for- If by havmg "Soccer c~n be paid ou~ of adv4the quality suffer is a mer years, lacks its main News" on .sale by Thur.';- tISements recel,:ed, almatter of appreciation, purpose, viz., the propa- day~ ~e gam each week an the £275. receIved fbut I am of the opinion ganda for Soccer and the addItional 50 new sup- 15,000 cople~ shouldthat "Soccer News" misses creating of interest in pofters of Soccer, we WIll amply sufficient to ~Ithe more experienced pen Soccer among those who gain 1,500 new support- for an a?eq~ate permand the well written are not regular attenders erg over a season. ent full-time staff to particles of our old friend, of our games yet, and in Mr. J. V AN HOBOKEN I have been told many duce a good Soccer paMorrie Buckner. many cases, do not even m tAt I' d times that it is impos- on the Book Stalls

, I feel that lack of co- know what is going on in cl er~d ~ us r,a la, an sible, not only due to lack Thursda~,

!: operation and appreciation the Soccer world in Vic- asd 0 b t us~at i~ns, ,:an of time, but also due to . Even if the figures: made Morrie resign from toria. rea. a ou w a is gomg lack of finance, to have gIve here are do~b~ed,i "Soccer News" which for "Soccer News" is now on m Soccer, and how they "Soccer News" in the some of the pessimists,:i many years, he ran prac- sold, week in, week out, can lett td the next game Book Stalls on Thursday. is quite c..ear that~ tically on his own, with to those who attend our on .a u.r ay. ... I go even further, and figures I give would sh

the sacrifice of many free games, and buy more or It I,S, m my opi~Ion, im- state that if "Soccer such a hand~o~e pri hours. less because they want to peratIve, that In each News" a p pea r s on a for t~e ASsocIatIon thIi In the first place, I feel be up to date about Soccer weekly Issue, all. ~o~ne Thursday, well written even If they wer~ 0Ii that if Morrie was ap- in Victoria. gr,ounds for each I?!v~sIon and well presented, we half as good as PIC~U

proached in the proper I have said it before, should be' clearly mdIcat- will sell 15,000 copies per by me, they would ,stillway, he would be willing and I say it again, that ed, so t~at newcomers ca? week, with a revenue of good e~ough to coverto write, from time t" we must have a "Soccer find theIr way .to the v~n- 9d. per copy, very soon cost, wIth the result ttime, a few more of his News" which appears on ous .groun.d~ ,m the I~- after we commence. we have good p;ropaganto - the - point articles, the Book Stalls on Thurs- medIate vIcmIty of theIr If we have 15,000 people for Soccer, wIthoutwhich <;ertainly would im- day at the latest especi- home. attending a State League outlay at all.prove the content of "Soc- ally in the immigrant Names and telephone game at Olympic Park, . Yours,

cer News." areas, out of which new- numbers of the Secretar- there will certainly be J. van H obok

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News." in a democracy, but must in the near future,8 The columns of "Soc- not necessarily be follow- We do not agree that

cer News" have always ed. We don't think that Soccer and would-be Soc-been open to the' "more our readers - who have cer fans must have theirexperienced ,pen of our doubled this year - would "Soccer News" in theirold friend, Morrie Buck- appreciate a return to hands to know where toner." He has had unlimit- large headings and sub- go.ed use of these columns headings and outsized For this purpose "Thethis season., st~reotyped features which Age," "Sun," "Herald,"

, J ohn ~r.ed Stan 8 The, under~Ign,ed are mIght l<;,wel;" the cost of "'Sporting Globe," variousd Andrea VIllIers Stacey truly doIng thIS Job for the publIcatIon. foreign newspapers ABC

. the love of soccer. WhatFor e r th bl ' ABV2 HSV7 3KZ ' 3DB'AFTER 14 Issues of "Soccer News" we have ful. 1 ld 11 Y a s e pu Ica- , , , ,, " e se wou you ca a . 3AK a X "filled our three promIses to the VIctorIan Amateur £3/ / h . m hi h non, had photos and ~ews ,nd 3 yare doIng

Soccer Football Association - QUALITY QUAN- . 16 8 onoldrahrlu dl w c on .ItS front page, thIngs a. wonderful Job., m 960, wou ar y.co,ver WhICh you could look for Th dTITY and CIRCULATION. travellIng, entertaInIng but hardiy find. ' e groun s of metro-

We're proud of our cer News" has been pub- telephone, telegrams and . polItan clubs are wellachieve~ents" a~d we lish,ed without discrimi- incidential ,expenses.? ha~:eh~d ~~stfi~tlfu~:swi: kno;n a~~ any qUf~~ r~-shaz:e thIS prIde wIth Aus- natIon, but. the same ~an- For the mformatlon of the confidence of readers ~a~ lng eb or ~ u d ~ - itralIan, Interstate and not be saId of prevIous Mr. van Hoboken and d ,cIa s, . can e so. ve yVictorian Soccer officials, administrations. others, the content of :ner we e~re progressmg consultIng the o.fficlal Yearreaders and many soccer We welcome Mr, van "S.N." has increased by v y we. . Boo,k <;,r contactIng the As-

fans H b k ' 1 tt b more than double thanks Now for the tIme of soclatlon offices. A re-. 0 0 ens e er ecause " , ,t"t" f th O .fLast week we received th t 1 t ' d to the extra column and dIstrIbutIon - a matter pe I Ion 0 IS m orma-

e congra u a Ions an ' h " h rtl tion ev k ta congratulator y letter ' t ' h to the newsy front Page on w IC we pa y agree ery wee was es. apprecla Ions s own us. ' ' .th M H b k valu blfrom F A Secretary SIr b . t

whIch has been receIved WI r. van 0 0 en. a e space,. . , were ecommg mono on-. . .Stanley Rous, for having ous wIth ovatIon everywhere. Problems encountered 60 Mr. van Hoboken wIllproduced a,n ,?uts!anding With the spirit of im- ,It is generally recog- f~r are tha~ tl:te presel~t be glad to k.now !hesocc.er publIcatIon m Aus- partiality which guides rnzed and we rely on t,he tIme of publIcatI°!1 does~ t crowds are mcreaslllgtralIa. ,our work, we print the weekly comments receIV- al!ow an authprIsed. dI~- every" we~k.

Newspap'el;"' RadIo, .TV, letter in full and give it ed that, the. standard "of t~butor. to handle It m It .Is dIfficult to believeand advertI~mg executIves position of pride in our the ~ublIcatlon and Its tIme" quIte apart from the that In; 1960, when playershave complImented us on paper. contrIbutors have greatly cost mvolved whIch could are sIgned before theyour efforts which provide. . improved. This can be well be undertaken in board ship or rushed whenSoccer with, a dignified Flrst!y, there are pomts expected from the skill of view of its publicity they arrive here, and anyand worthwhIle introduc- on whIch Mr, van ~o- three people, who apart value. talent worth using is un-tion anywhere. bofen needs some clarlfi- from being- soccer men After all, we must crawl aware of the locality of

Furthermore, every item ca Ion: excel in their own field before we can walk. How- groU1lds and clubs.of newsworthy correspond- 8 Mr. Morrie Buckner, of newspaper work. ever, this matter is being .ence which reached "Soc- the former Editor, didn't The wish of a minority considered and we expect 8 Continued Page 13..

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~H~~O~~~bas~~t~~~!1 Juniorof Brooklyn Hostel Under-14 and South Mel- Sbourne-Hellas (Under-16) teams from junior compet- rtitions.Players l-egistered with ttresting to note that six OC C e .'

those teams and who are players from the 1958 Under- °1hover-age for other Junior 14 State team have again WITteams fielded by those Clubs been included. Th 16are free to re-regi.ster for UNDER 16 STATE SQUAD Tr-..o ~e -.::1 lla?y other Club wltho:ut. a Tarascie (Sunshine C.) U~ ,. Qtransfer.. Mr. Harry Wllkm- goal; Barna (Melbourne)son, Junlor Secretary of the Caithness ( Sunshine C ) f S h. C.tS th M Ib H 11 . ance 0 uns me 1 y

ou e ourne - e as, Gombos ( Melbourne) and 1 . d. t . th t N NOth h ""S N " .. payers m lca mg e re-roug occeJ: ews, Remfrey ( Hakoah ) backs' d t th . thth k 1 M t ' .' men ous s reng m ean s payers urco t, S Culbard ( Sunshme C ) S h ' d fi. .' uns me area an con rms

Noss, Lockwood and Moore- Mullen (Sunshme C ) White th t h Id b S h. It f th ' t 1.. . . e s rong 0 y uns mev.:ez or elr s er mg ser- (Sunshme C.) half-bac~s; City on the Under-18 sec-v~ce to .the Club u.nder great Rossetto (Essendon) Silver tion. BORSARIdlfficultles and. wlshes them (Melbourne) Hay (Brighton)every success l~ the future. Dancer (Brighton) J. and W. INTERSTATEThese players wul be a great Vojtek (Essendon) and Peat PRQ.GRAMMEasset to any team. Best of (Essendon) forwards. These Under-14 te~m visits St.luck,. boys. . players to report on South George '{ Sydney), .yMer.,14 \.

. WIth State sel.ectlon hav- Melbourne ground at 1.30 team also will play N .S. W.mg been finahsed, both p.m. touring Under-14 team inUnder 14. and Under .1~ State UNDER Melbourne on Monday, Sept-teams wul start trammg at 16 ember 5. N~w South WalesMiddle Park tomorrow (Sun- METROPOLITAN XI- 'II 1 th O t h . M I.'

U d Ryan (Essendon ) goal' Wl pay lS ma c m e-day). The follo~ mg n er .' bourne pefo~e their tour of14 players are. retiuested to Karzag (M.elbourne) P. Ku- Soutb Australia. The Under-Btt end at St Kuda gr ound at vert (Brlghton) Harlow 16 t .11 . .

t C b... . (E d ) L h (H k h) earn Wl V1Sl an erra,1 p.m. Bring own strIp, and ssen on eac a oa. Sydney and Newcastle dur-

boots must be Properl y stud- Messner (Bayswater) Mld-. t d t f N S Wdl t (M bb. C ) d mg a en- ay our 0 ...ded Mr McFadyen (St e on oora m . an 1 . f tch B f.. . 0 .1 . (S fA d 1 ) h If P aymg our ma es. e oreKilda) is coach. gl Vle . spen a e a - 1 ' f N S W th O tlbacks' Fr und (Melbourne) eavmg or .. . IS earnUNDER 14 STATE SQUAD w. Kllver: (Brighton) Hag- will. entertain a ~est Aus-

Betts, Watson, AglUS, . (S K .ld f d trahan Under-16 Hlgh school .Karasavalis Lorist Wells eorglou t. 1 a) orwar s. team on August 20 in Mel- Ex-Olympic Cycling Champion, ' S ' These players to report on .PopczY,k, Kalk~renner, t~- South Melbourne - Hellas bourne, who are tourmg the Yes, yes, yes! It would pay

cey, Bl?ary, Kl~ger, Hamu= ground at 2.15 p.m. tomor- NewcastlE; area. A retur~ you to visitt,on, R:eld, A~onYl A., Manda row. Two more players are match wul ~e played 0 .lls, ,Thmarchl, Maat, Wrobel, still to be selected. Septem~er 1 m Melbourne. BORSARI 5Klem, Gromek, Short, Kas- Later m September fourdaglas, Jasinski, Pritchard, .U~DER 18 Metropolitan teams will visit EMPORIUMKoutseheras, and Logan. W. Cuschlerl (P.reston) goal; Yallourn for the annualOsypiw .:If Sokil Utd. must Burton. (Sunshme C.) Marth matches in all age groups NINO SELLS EVERYTHINGalso attend. (Sunshme C.) backs; Bell with the L. V.J .S.A. at the easiest terms on lowestFollowin~ three weeks' (Sunshine C.) Bryce (Sun- .- deposit --~. ~trials during which period shine C.) Diamandis (E~sen- UNDER 14 Diamond Rings, J"ewelleryfthe standard of soccer dis- don) and Voce (St. Kuda) .In the second replayed WPhatches,dCMrystl al ck Sh.

1 (P J J L . t C 1 d oto an ove amerasplayed surprised some spec- half-bac s; IP ey res-., lS on up game p aye Sewing Machinestators, the following 15 ton) Karlich (Preston) at S~red Hearts ground, Gifts of AllKlndaplayers have. bee~ ch?sen to .Ro'ifers (Dand.enong C.) OlympIa def.eated Sacred SP.!f~~se~i~~~~represent Vlctorla m the W:rlght and .Huton (.Sun~ Hea.~s 2-1 m a fast and Shot .Gunsforthcoming tour of N.S.W. shme C.) Vassuo (St. Kuda:) eXQltmg game. The r~sult Blc¥cles iin September. Mr. Bradshaw Pritchard (Bri-g;hton) and could ~ave .gone either war. Radio & Electrical FIShllJ;f.lnai(Essendon) is coach. The Benbow (Sandrmgham C.) Olympla wul now entertam Appliances, etc. !selected Under-16 State team forwards. These players to North leaders Ardeer at Also Continental Records ~,has a very powerful and report on South Melbourne.. Sassella Park, Deer Park. Magazines and Books' iclever forward line but the Hellas ground on Sunda.y ~ikely c~p win.~ers today 201 LYGON ST CARLTONdefence will give the .coa.ch next July 17 at 2 p.m. This are N'orth Sunshm~, Ar~eer, Phones: l"J4S.3S, FJ"527Smany headaches. .It lS m- team contams a preponder- Essendon and Soku Umted. ". ,I ~

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Sir,-Allow me on behalf Sir,-You have been kindof the Prague So,ccer.Club enough to send us copies ofto congratulate. Vlcto~la on r agazin during recentthe wonderful vIctory In the you m erecent Australian Soccer weeks. We have found theChampionship. information contained there-

TJle victories on each day in most interesting and we,:",ere clear-cut and the plea3- have decided to take advan-Ing feature was that the .quality of the team did not tage of your offer to Includedeteriorate when the replace: an advertisement about ourments went into the side, own magazine in your publi-which was a. gui.de to the cation. We enclose copy here-strength of. ~Ictorl.an Soccer. with and will be grateful if. T~e admlllistra.tlve organ- you will let us know what --- ~ ,..

Isatlon of the ~erles was par arrangements you can make, . Uexcellence, all I~ all. a gra.nd with regard to its insertion Slr,-You were wrong ~nweekend for VIctorIa whIch d nt Yours ere your reply to F. Vollmer s B W t dthey so richly deserve.-- an payme . - ," query in last week's "Soccer Oys an eYours, etc., SIR STANLEY ROUS, News." The query was wrong

A. CRAIG, Secretary. in one sense, too. Boys between the ageSecretary The Football Association, Mr. Vollmer asked: "If a of 12 and 14 years are

Sydney Football Club 22 Lancaster Gate, player from the defending wanted to sell "SoccerPrague London, W.2. side handles the ball inside News" at soccer grounds

the penalty area uninten- throughout Melbourne sub.- - _! tionally, and the referee urbs. Applicants must be

~ ~O ~"j.lE'" 1 rw"'U blows his whistle, what would intelligent and trust-

/ '1"" l::AfI.A."a n he have to give--a penalty worthy.

~.,n.,.6~ BANK kick or an indirect free kick They should contact Mr.~""7-- from the place it happened?" Jack Coldman, 8 Namron

In the first place, no free Street, East Bentleigh, byCOMMONWEAL m kick of any kind should be letter for an appoint-a"M 'W.~""~ BANK awarded for unintentional ment....~..".~I "hands." For intentional

"hands," the award must beON TH E BALL I a direct free kick if the St ..

t. infringement occurred out- ar JUnIOr ou. .., side the penalty area, and a

~Ig:ents" who went ,',nformetlon which penalty kick MUST be for seasonIS right on the ball - correct and awarded if it occurred insideup-to-da!e - shoul.d call et the Migrent the penalty area.Informetlon Service, Commonwealth But the artistry in your Under 18 player for Sand-Bank, 227 Bourke Street, Melbourne cartoons is wickedly wonder- ringham City, David Ben-

full More, please. - Yours, do h ed ,I..., etc., MORRIE BUCKNER. . w, w 0 scor nine goa s

Informetlon I,S provided F~EE St. Kilda Road, In the past three weeks, andon such sublects ~s housing, Melbourne. is a member of the Under 18employment, education, finance Sir -The followin g com- V' to . t ft .or any other subject of interest .' IC rlan eam a er scoringto migrants. mlttee member, Mr. J. Leo- his fourth goal last Satur-

pold, of 31 Stafford Street, day, twisted his ligamentsWest Preston, and Mr. H. and will be unable to play

- ~eopold, sam!! address, res- for the remainder of the sea-sIgned as actIve members of sonour committee on June 14. .

They have served our club He would probably haveFREE HOME DELI V ERY' loyally.over the past 25 years been inc~uded in the sen~or

. for whIch we have honoured team thIs week to assIstthem with life membership. Sandringham in their bid toWINES BEERS The reason for their retire- avoid relegation. Hard luck,

. ment is ill-health. - Yours, David; we hope you aspireetc., J. RADOJEVIC, to become a champion nextLIQUEURS Secretary. season.

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BUDAPEST, Friday-Florian Albert, centre- ' pI0 LA 'forward for Hungary at 18 years of age, is modest,soft-spoken and shy!

He calls his trainer "Bacsi" Then the stadium echoes("Uncle"), a term of friend- with the cry, "Flori, Flori,"ly respect which Hungarian as the crowd urges their fav-children bestow upon their ourite on. Once inside theelders, and the courage and scoring line, he seldom ~issesself-confidence which carried the net.him through England's de- But off the field, Albertfence. to crash home two looks hardly capable of fight-goals rn Budapest ,on May 22, ing his way out of a soggyseems to de.sert hIm once he ,paper bag, let alone storm-

~.IIIIII~ take~ ?ff hIS football boots. ing an enemy goal single-BrIllIant solo break- handed 'throughs worthy of a "classi- .cal" centre-forward are Albert is described by , ,

AI'bert's stock in trade. British Sporting journalistsOften his opponents seem as a "world-class" player,

mesmerised by his guile as and regarded as the bright- Famous Makehe flashes past them into the est of Hungary's bright ,PI0 LA' g~ area. soccer players.

WE FULFIL OUR PROMISE Continental

SOCCER BOOTS, ,8 Continued from P. 9. Made by A. MANTELLO

The possI'ble Increase of rest assured that we are . . . hsales and supporters men- steadily working towards 8 Special Plates Prevent 8 Especla/lr Deslgened LI9 ttioned has already been a day when ;soccer will Stud Pressure on Feet. and Flexible Sol s. ,achieved in half the sea- warrant a full-time skele- 8 Exclusive Desi9n "Floats" 8 Only the Finest Crop Hide .Ison. ton staff and no doubt by Player on Soft Ground is Used in PIOLA Boots. r

A successful business- that time soccer will be Sole Diktributors.. iman is not necessarily a able to afford it. N M t lOtnewspaperman and this With this letter Mr, van ew e ropo I anmust be accounted for Hoboken has given us thewhen reading such com- opportunity to mention Supply CO.ments as: "If we have two important aspects15,000 people attending which could improve "Soc- 352 Drummond Street, CARLTON, FJ 5604

[a State League game at cer News."Olympic Park, there will 8 Co~operation ,by club NOW AT ALL LEADING SPORT STOREScertainly be 15,000 people officials supplying news as ,-in Melbourne who will buy it happens. -'Soccer News.' . . ." 8 Increased revenue

It is, we are afraid, from advertising from a For All Classes of PHONEwishful thinking as it publication giving service

34 5164would mean that well over to both readers and adver- INSURANCE . 150,000 see State League t~sers in a specialised sec- (4 Lines)

Soccer every week-end by tion. A h II W"II. lJ one ca 1

attendIng at least one But how can we make bring personalmatch. By the same to- so much progress when attention to allken you could say "The advertisers are reluctant PROTECTION your problems.Herald" is missing out to pay an extra £1 for a ADVICE FREEbadly by not selling a prominently displayed ad.,copy to each inhabitant of despite increased circula- CONSULT, . .the metropolitan area. tion? L & H LASKY pt LtdUnli~~ other business "So<:cer New s" . is .. Y..proposItIons where you marchIng abreast wIthmust have large produc- the progress of soccer, 62 LYGON STREET CARLTON 34-5164 (4 lines)tion to increase profit and and with the publicity it " IIdecrease costs, a news- is receiving in the Press, ~ i

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creased sales. It would confidence of the Soccer ::: Home of .:'be unfair to advertisers community of Victoria. ':' PLANET, GALAXY. STAR, OPUS Records ':'for one, 'to print more Yours, :~:T E L E F I L (ADst.) CO. Pty. Ltd.:i:than can possIbly be sold John d' Andrea ':' ','only to waste them in the . . ':' Radio and TV Recording Studios 'i'.. t Fred Vtllters .:' 88 ACLAND STREET 9 4 3 7 7 7 ':'mcrnera or, ':' ST, KILDA - '.'

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OlYMPIC PARK Last Week This Week Next WeekFIXTURES WORLD CUP RESULTS STATE LEAGUE STATE LEAGUE

Sunday, July 10~ Israel 1, Latvia, 3. Hakoah v. Po~onia. . Box ~ill v. Hakoah.1.30: Aust. v. Scotland. Greece,l, AustrIa. 0. J.U.S.T. v. WIlhe~mln;a. Po,loma y. J.U.S.T.,2.00: Poland v. Gexmany. Ukrama 0, Ireland 2. George Cross v. ~laYIa. WIlhelmIna v. Slavla,

Saturday, July 16~ Italy 2, England 1. Footscray v. Box HIll. ,Tuventus v. Preston.Polonia v. J.U.S.r. STATE LEAGUE Preston v. Moreland. Moreland v. Footscray.

Sunday, July 17- " Melbourne v. Juventus, Melbourne v. George Cross,1.30: Yugoslavia v. Latvia WIlh,elmma 0, Hakoah 3. (NO STATE LEAGUE RE- STATE LEAGUE RES.

or Israel. SlaVla; 1, J.U.S.T. 2. SERVE MATCHES). Box Hill v, Hakoah.3.00: Hungary v. Croatia, Polom~ 2, Footscray O. Polonia v'. J.U.S.T.

* .. Box HIll 5, Preston 1. ASCOT £700 (DOCKERTY Wilhelmina v. Slavia.I /' Moreland 3, Melbourne 5. CUP (2nd ROUND). Juventus v. Preston,I GEORGE CROSS P4NCE Juventus 0, George Cross 1. Brighton v. Austria. M I d F tAll George 011(lS8 ~up- , , . ore an v. 00 scray.

rt d' .11 "' ted STATE LEAGUE RES SIcIlIa v, Moonee Ponds, Melbourne v. George Cross,'po ers are cor I~ ¥ InVI . ASCOT £700 (DOCKERTYto att~nd the Da~ce to be Wilhelmina 0, Hakoah 1. CUP) 2nd ROUND REPLAY FIRS:r DIYISION NORTHheld m the A.1blon Hall, Slavia 0, J.U.S.T. 1. Coburg v. Norlane-Olympia, Su.nshIn;e CIty v. ~oburg.Lrgon Street, West Bruns- Polonia 5, Footscray 0. ~a~<:abi v. S. ~e}b.-Hellas,wIck on Saturday:, ~uly 16, Box Hill 3, Preston 1. ASCOT £700 (DOCKERTY SIcIlIa v. CroatIa, ,from 8 p.m. to midnIght. Moreland 1, Melbourne 1. CUP) 3rd ROUND M,oonee,Ponds v. 90rlo:

" Juventus 4, George Cross 3, South Yarra v, S'shine City, Florentma v.Umverslty,FIRST DIVISION NORTH Rosebud v. Frankston. . F!RST DIVISION SOUTH

" . St. Albans v. Yallourn, RIchmond v. Dandenong.UnIVersIty 3, Croat!a; ,O. S. Melb.-Hellas v. F. Gul)y. Yallourn v. Park Rangers,S. Melb.-Hellas 6, ,SIcIlIa 1. Croydon v. Maccabi. South Yarra v, Brighton.Cob~rg 1, Mac,cabi ~. Geelong v. Richmond. Sandringham v. Prahran.CorIO 1, SunshIne CIty Ii Geelong v. Austria.Fiorentina 1, Moonee P. . HARRY ARMSTRONG SE

COND DtV NORTH(RESERVE CUP 3rd .FIRST DIVISION SOUTH ROUND Es~endon v. I.C.I:Austria 2, Brighton 4. Hakoah v, Slavia. Heldelberg v. F,alrfield. ,Park R. 0, South Yarra 2. Dandenong v. Park Rangers. St: A;lbans v, N lan~ OlympIa.Dandenorig 2, Yallourn 5. Lions v. Polonia. WIllIamstown v. ,LIons.Prahran 0, Richmond 5. Croydon v. S. Melb.-Hellas. Seymour v. CollIngwood.Geelong 6, Sandringham O. Footscray v. Box Hill. SE(;;OND DIV. SOUTHSECOND DIVISION NORTH Preston v. Richmond. Makedonia v. Ferntree Gully.

, George Cross v'. Melbourne, Croydon v, Frankston.Collingwood 4, N. OlympIa 1. J,U.S.T. v. Juventus. F.N.D. v. Rosebud.

SPECIAL OFFER Fairfield 1, St. Albans 3. Oakleigh v. Bayswater., I.C.I. 5, Heidelberg 0., SECOND NORTH Nth. Richmond v. M'abbin.To All Clubs. Lions 11, Essendon 1. FaIrfield v. I.C,I. FIRST NORTH RESERVES

AI . Seym our o Williamstown 1, (from 14/5/60). C b S hi C' t' 0 urg v. uns ne I y,A. esslo SECOND DIV. SOUTH SE~OND SOU,TH S. Mel~.:~ellas v. Maccabi.. ' MQorabbin 4, Rosebud 1. Moor~bbm v. Oakleigh Bye, SIcIlia.

Chalrman.of Juventus S.C. Frankston 5, F.N.D. O. (fro~ 14/5/60). Bye, Moonee Ponds.and Proprietor of Ferntree Gully 2, Croydon O. Nth. RIchmond v. Bayswater, University v. Fiorentina.ALTO Bayswater 1, Makedon,ia 2. (from 23/4/60). FIRST SOUTH RESERVES

N, Richmond 0, OakleIgh 0. , FIR~T NORTH ~ES. Dandenong v. Richmond,Florentma v, Maccabi P k R Y IIFIRST ~ORTH RESERVES (From 14/5/60). a! angers v. a ourn.

KNITTING MILLS UnI'versit y-B ye C b M P d Brighton v. South Yarra.. (J urg v. oonee on s P h S d 'h. Sicilia ,O, S. Melb.-Hellas 6. (from 23/4/60). ra r!ln v, an rIng ,am.

TEA M . Maccabi L.P., Coburg W,O. FIRST SOUTH RES AustrIa, Bye.GUERNSEYS Sunshine City--:Bye. , Yallourn v. South Yarr~ SECOND DIV. RESERVES

, Moonee P. 3, Florentma 1. (from 7/5/60). Frankston v. Croydon.In COTTON, PURE WOOL FIRST SOUTH RESERVES Sandringham v. Austria F~rntree Gully, Bye.or ORLON. ,(from 14/5/60) LIons v. Seymour.All Colors Available. Brighton v. AustrIa. . Mooralbbin v. Trident.Made to Order. South Yarra 3, Park R. 3. PROVISIONAL LEAGUE PROVISIONAL LEAGUEAlso Yallourn 3, Dandenong 1. Melita v. Springvale B d '., W W FTRACK SUITS Richmond 12, Prahran 0. (from 14/5/60). ~n Igo v. . , .

S d ' ham - Bye Rmgwood v. D.S.G.an rmg . T 'd t H II d'jn many colours * * * "rl,en v. 0 an la;,Made to Order SECOND DIV. RESERVES MACCABI'S BALL ~prmgvale v. OIYl!lpia.

GARMENTS Seymour~Bye. , Alexander v. MelIta.ALL Lions-Bye. ,Maccabi grand sports ball ~ * *

at Croydon 2, Ferntree G. 4. wIll be held on Saturday, USJ!JD :HIS HEADMANUFACTURERS' Trident 1, Frankston 6. July 16, at the New Temple Newly-arrived South Mel-

COST PRICE Moorabbin-Bye.. H~ll, 72 Alma Rd., East St. bourne - He!las ce,ntre-for-KIlda. Many well-known ward, GenarIs, certamly used- PROVISIONAL LEAGUE TV stars will entertain and his head last week! He de--

Maples Lane, Prahran Melita L.P., Hollandia W.O. Newman's Continental Orch- lightfully headed his team's(off High St.) D.S.G. 2, Trident 6. estra wi» be in attendance. first goal against Sicilia.

W.W.F. 1, Ringwood 5. "Miss Israel" will also be Genaris arrived by plane""" LA 4168 Olympia 6, Bendi,go O. chosen at the 'ball. Tickets from Greece the previous""" Alexander 4, Sprmgvale 0. from: XJ 4129. Monday.

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STATE LEAGUE TECHNICAL SCHOOLS.RESERVES Section 1.

G I P.W.D.L.P.STATE LEAGUE P W D L ;a; P Oakleigh 9 0 0 0 18 !

W L A Ha~oah .. 1i n O' 039. ';'22 Dandenong .:.. 7 0 2 014 !, P. . D. . F. . P. Box Hill 12 11 0 1 41 9 22 Noble. Park .,.. 5 1 3 0 11I; George Cross.. .. 13 9 3 1 26 12 21 J t128 2 2 38 19 18 Sandrmgham.. 3 0 6 0 6'r . uven us Moorabbin .' 2 0 7 0 4)" Polonla .' .. .. .. 12 8 3 1 33 10 19 J.U.S..T. .. 13 8 2 3 30 25 18 Frankston 0 1 8 0 1ic Juventus .. .. .. 13 6 5 2 19 9 17 Po,loma:. 12 6 2 4 20 13 14 Section 2.

W ' lh I . 3 7 3 3 39 20 17 WIlhelmIna .. 12 6 1 5 22 22 13 P W D L P1 e mrna .., . 1 - Melbourne 13 4 3 6 29 29 11 Box Hill 6 i i i 15

J.U.S.T. .. .. .. 14 6 3 5 14 16 1~) Moreland 11 4 3 42627 11 SwI.nburne 5 0 2 2 14. ~ Sl. 13 3 0 10 16 30 6 ..,. .,.. Slavla .. .. .. .. 14 7 1 6 23 17 1;)

P aVIta 13 3 0 10 15 46 6 Burwood 3 2 2 2 12M Ib 13 6 3 . 20 20 15 res on.. Jordanville 2 1 4 2 9

e ourne .. .. .. .. George Cross 13 1 1 11 18 43 3 Ferntree Gully 0 0 7 2 4

Hakoah .. .. .. 14 6 2 6 27 31 14 Footscray 11 1 0 10 11 38 2 Section 3.Moreland 14 5 2 7 27 32 12 PROVISIONAL LEAGUE P.W.D.L.P.Box Hill.. .. .. .. 13 2 3 8 22 19 7 Goal. Colling,,;ood 7 1 1 0 15 !. 1 1 . P W D L F A P Preston 5 2 1 0 12

IFootscray .. .. .. 1.. 2 1 12 4.. 5 Alexander 1212. O' O' 85.10 24 Brunswick. 5 1 2 0 11Preston. .. .. .. 13 1 1 11 13 45 3 Trident 12 9 1 247 18 19 Coburg 4 2 3 010 !

Ringwood 12 6 3 3 38 24 15 W&;tsonia .,.. 1 0 8 0 2I-- Olympia ,. 12 7 1 4 31 22 15 HeIdelberg ...'. 0 0 9 0 0

Springvale .. 11 4 3 4 23 25 11 Section 4.FIRST NORTH JUNIOR LADDERS Bendigo 12 4 2 6 25 45 10 Prahran P6~.~. Li f6

Goal. UNDER 12 D.S.G. ., 12 3 3 6 25 45 9 R . h d. 4 2 1 1 12P W D L F A P - . Hollandia 12 3 1 8 13 45 7 IC mOll . . . . . . . . South Melbourne. 3 1 2 2 11

S.M.-Hellas 10 9 1 049 719 , P.W.D.L.P. Mehta 12 2 3 72030 5 Brighton 1 1 5 2 7Corio. 12 6 4 2 29 15 16 OlympIa 11 10 0 1 20 W. W.F. 12 1 1 10 8 51 3 Caulfield 1 0 6 2 6Fiorentina ,,12 6 4 2 21 14 16 Sunshine City 11 10 0 1 20 SECOND RESERVES ""S~~ii~:j; 5Moon. Ponds 12 6 4 2 23 22 16 Essendon.. 11 8 0 3 16 G I p' W D L PCoburg .. ",. 11 4 5 2 17 13 13 S/Aspendale 11 7 1 3 15 L oa. Sunshine. 8 o' o' 016Croatia. ,. ",. 12 4 3 5 1922 11 J.U.S.T. 11 4 1 6 9 F T Gull Pi "8".~. l~. 2'3 f6 Footscray :::: :::: :::: 7 0 2 014Macca:!'1 ,. '" 11 5 0 6 18 18 10 Brooklyn 11 4 0 7 8 F~a~kstoJ.. 7 4 2 1 25 12 10 Williamstown 5 0 4 0 10SunshIne C 10 2 3 5 13 8 7 St. Kilda 11 4 0 7 8. Essendon 4 0 5 0 8Sicilia' . 12 1 1 10 13 33 3 Wilhelmina 11 4 0 7 8 LIons 7 5 0 2 19 11 10 ." ".,

1" 1 1 10 8 48 3 S Melb -Hellas 11 3 0 8 6 Seymour 6 3 1 2 14 12 7 Glenroy 1 0 8 0 2University.. ,. .. Moorabbin .. 8 2 1 5 11 24 5 Tottenh:m. 1 0 8 0 2

UNDER-14 NORTH. Croydon .. 8 1 1 6 13 22 3 Game Postponed.SECOND NORTH P. W. D. L. P. Trident.. 9 1 1 7 19 34 3 JUNIOR RESULTS

P W D L ~oals P North Sunshine.. 11 9 1 1 19 Under-lZ.-St. Kilda 4, J.U.S.T.. 12.11. l' 073' 6 23 Ard~er 10 8 2 018 0: S/Aspendale 6, S.Melb.-~ellas

~~Yli~ :iI'GOd.. 12 10 1 1 42 10 21 SokIl ,... 11 8 2 1 18 JUNIOR FIXTURES. 0, .Essendon 2, ~rooklyn 1, Sun-g 12 6 3 3 25 15 15 OlympIa 9 4 2 3 10 shIne 1, Olympia O.

St.. J!.,lban,s ,. Sacred Heart 9 4 2 3 10 .Under-12.-BrookIyn H. v, St. Under-U North.-Newport 9,WIlllamst wn 12 6 2 424 16 U Newport 10 3 3 4 9 KIlda, .J.U.S.T. v. S.Mell?-Hell.as, Sunshine 0; Olympia v. ArdeerNorl-Olymp. 12 6 1 5 38 19 13 Trident .,.. 10 4 0 6 8 OlympIa v. Essendon, WIlhelmIna (postponed); Brooklyn v. NorthSeymour 12 4 3 5 2~ 25 11 Broadmeadows 8 2 0 6 4 v, S/Aspendale. . Sunshine (w.o.); Sokil 1, TridentI.C,I. 11 3 3 52323 9 Sunshine 11 2 0 9 4 Unde!-14 (North).-N. ~unshme 0; Sacred Heart v. BroadmeadowsFairfield 11 3 0 8 1536 6 Postponed-May 7: Newport v. v. Lechla N~wport, SunshIne C. v. (postponed).Essendon 12 1 2 9 3 52 4 Broadmeadows' June 25' Trident Ardeer, TrIdent bye, Broadmea- Under-14 South.-Preston 0,Heidelberg .. 12 0 2 10 7 75 2 v. Sacred Heart; Broad~eadows dows Hostel v. Sokil :United, Sac- Essendon 1; S/Aspendale "A" 1,

~ T v. Olympia; July 2: Olympia v. red Hearts v. Olympia.. Wilhelmina 4; Wesley 0, S/As"FIRST NORIH RESER' ES Ardeer, Sacred Heart v. Broad- Under-U (South). - Brighton peridale "B" 0; S.Melb.-Hellas 3,

Goals meadows. v. Preston, Essendon v. Wilhel- St. Kilda 3.P. W. D. L. F. A. P. mina, St. Kilda v. Wesley College, Under-16 North.-St. Kilda 1,

Coburg ., 8 8 0 0 46 5 16 UNDER U SOUTH S.Melb.-Hellas v. S/Aspendale Hakoah 0; S.Melb.-Hellas 1,S.M.-Hellas.. 8 7 0 128 714 -. "A." Fawkner 3; Ajax 1, Sunshine 2.Moon.. Pon!is 9 6 1 22410 13 P. W. D. L. P. Under:16 (North):- Essendon Unde!-16 Sout~.-Dandenong 2,SunshIne City 9 5 2 2 19 16 12 St Kilda 11 9 1 1 19 v. St. KIlda, Poloma Fawkner v. Box Hill 5; Brighton 6, Bays-Fiorentina .. 8 2 2 4 10 15 6 Wilhelmina 11 9 1 1 19 Ajax. Byes: Hakoah and Sunshine water 0; Croydon v. S/ AspendaleMaccabi .. 8 2 0 6 14 19 4 Essendon 11 9 0 2 18 City. (not notified); Melbourne 1,U.n~v.ersity 9 0 2 7 744 2 S.Melb.-He'iia:~" :::: 11 8 2 1 18 Under-16 (South),-Box Hill v. Moorabbin 3. .SIcIlia .,.. 9 0 1 8 5 37 1 S/Aspendale "A" 11 7 0 4 14 Croydon, Bayswater v. Dande- Under-18.-Sunshme (w.o.) v.

B ' h 11 4 0 7 8 nong City, Moorabbin City v. Coburg; Essendon 1, St. Kilda 5;FIRST SOUTH rIg ton .. Brighton, S/Aspendale v. Mel- Sandringham 6, Preston 2.

Preston .,.. 11 2 1 8 5 bourne NOTE - Under-I ' North ' Olym -Goals S/Aspendale "B" 10 2 1 7 5. .."'.P W. D. L. F. A. P. Wesley 10 1 0 9 2 Und~r-18.-Coburg. UnIted v. pia v. Adreer, and Sacred Heart

G I 12' 9 2 1 52 13 20 Not notified (2nd July): WeB- S.unshme C.ity, St. KIlda v. Sand- v. Broadmeadows postponed. .R~ehong Ii: 12 9 2 1 40 10 20 ley v. S/Aspendale "B." rmgham City, Preston v. Essen- Under-14 Cup Re-play: Olympia

IC ~on ".. 11 7 1 3 "9 19 15 don. 2, Sacred Heart 1.Austria " " ,.Yallourn ,. ,. 12 6 2 4 31 19 14 UNDER-16 NORTH,Brighton" . 11 6 1 4 26 18 13South Yarra 12 3 4 5143110 P.W.D.L.F.A.P.Dandenong 11 3 3 5 24 28 9 Sunshine C. ,. 10 10 0 0 36 6 20 B if( hSand'ngham..11 3 1 71837 7 Ajax 10 9 0 145 418 e ore t. e gamePark Rang. .. 12 1 3 8 15 45 5 St. Kilda ..,. 10 4 3 3 24 24 11Prahran .. '" 12 0 3 9 15 44 3 Essendon ..,. 10 4 2 4 26 26 10 . . .

Hokaah .,.. 10 4 0 6 12 21 8SECONlJ SOUTH Fawkner 9 2 2 5 9 38 6 enrio'l' a deII'CI'

OUSS.M.-Hellas., 9 2 1 6 9 42 5 :I .T l ,Goals Not Notified (2nd July) :S.M.-

P. W. D. L. F. A. P. Hellas v. Fawkner. reasonably Priced mealF.T. Gully ..11 9 2 040 420Frankston 11 9 1 1 43 13 19 UNDER-16 SOUTH . hOakleigh 11 6 2 3 19 18 14 . m t eMakedonia ..12525242512 P.W.D.L.F.A.P.Rosebud .. 12 4 4 4 18 21 12 Box Hill 10 8 0 2 33 11 16 SILVER GRILLCroydon 10 2 5 3 19 18 9 Moorabbin 10 6 2 2 37 5 14N. Richmond 10 2 4 4 6 12 8 Melbourne 10 7 0 3 62 14 14Moorabbin .. 11 3 2 6 18 36 8 Brighton 10 6 0 4 4~ 19 12 (lower Ground Floor)F.N.D. .. 11 2 1 82239 5 Dandenong.. 10 5 1 4 51 22 11Bayswater 11 1 1 913 36 3 Bayswater 10 3 1 61057 7 *E t f I 6/ *M d ICroydon ..,. 9 1 1 7 7 52 3 n ree rom on y -. 0 erate a a carte menu.FIRST SOUTH RESERVES s/~r~~~~ed ~2n~ jUl~) :4J:oy~ *Opens 11.30 a.m. during the football season.

P.W.D.L.~al~p. don v. S/Aspendale.' ~~~~~~~~~~Richmond 10 9 1 0 75 5 19 1JNDER-18 \-..) -'" ~ ~Brighton 10 7 1 2 34 22 15. -

Austria 10 7 0 3372614 P.W.D.L.F.A.P.I Yallourn 10 6 0 4 33 37 12 Sunshine C. 11 10 1 0 55 4 21 ~~~,~~!~~~~~:~~~~;Dandenong .. 11 4 2 5 28 33 10 St. Kilda 11 8 2 1 19 19 18Sandringham 9 3 2 4 24 23 8 Essendon 11 7 1 3 24 17 15 ~--Park Rang. 11 3 2 62838 8 Preston.. 11 5 2 4 94012 266 COLLINS STREET, MELBOURNE. MFO4O.South Yarra 10 0 3 7 9 44 3 Coburg 11 4 2 5 9 15 10 C8767Prahran .. 11 1 1 9 14 54 3 Sand'ngham 11 5 0 6 9 ,20 10

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