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Saturday. 13~hAug:. 1949

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INVITE BRITISH PROFESSIONALS TO

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COACH HERE.
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(By Tom~y
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Trinder,
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Fulh_am Soccer Club Director and former Scho,olboy International

Footba~ler;)

I have seen a number of Soccer matches-in Sydney since my arrival in Australia earlier this 'year: Individually, some of your players are excellent-but the tactical play is bad, due, I think, to insufficient coaching on present-day
European standards. . '

this, why not also invite two good British teams to play exhibition games here. Wit!) ambitious publicity the gates would bring in plenty of money, The visiting teams could also meet selected local sides--even to the extent of a se,ies of test matches.
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During thest!m~eimonthsin Englanda lot

professional players go across to

Talking of someAustralian playersbeing

outstanding as individuals~

,,--,,' leading

J must mention a

~urope and coach teams there. Surely it wo~ld be worthwhile inviting some ~re, with the added advantage that wey would' be in Australia during the SoccerC.ltseason.
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They would as,k for about lOa week, plus fare, accommodation. and. expenses. The New South Wales and Victonan Soccer Associations, with the h~lp of all {;lubs, $hould be able to find the necessarymoney-partcularly in consideration of the returns from the invest~ meht. Admittedl y' the question of expense will probably be the chief handicap. To overcome

Sydney star--goal-keeper .Ken Grieves, who went to England recently to play cricket.. Members of my club (Fulham) saw him pla'ying football one ,Saturday and an offer of 8,000 was made for his transfer. But he wil~ pro-bably be signed up by Manchester City-a :~ leading prqfessional club over here. t~,..:: , ~,~ Do I think Soccer will ever compete with-f! Rugger and Aussie Rules? . I find the average Australian has the same interests as the average Englishman. and ypu know what a big grasp Soccer has in England. Therefore. I can only think that Soccer has not been ;hown to the best adyaptage in this country. The 1956

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The b~ll is smaller t{13n the tu1i-~ize Soccer ba,ll, a?d it. mu.st be kept below knee height. Violation of this rule results in a free kick to the opposing side. A match consists of two '-'halves" of five and seven minutes, ,The, ~ame provides yery, go'od coaching opportu,n1ties, the emphasis bemg on ball control, trappmg and dribbling. ?layed,a,t high speed, with the refereegiving quick decisions, the game calls for stamina and intelligence.
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Mr:. T. S. Boyd, one of the many Soccer

enthusiasts at Patons and Baldwins,. was r~ sponsib1.e f~r ~he introduction of the game. l,:~~ read abou;t it m Glasgow n~wspapersand wrr ~(J to It the editor one for by a copy of the rules, has beenof welcomed the players. Senior; ,

junior and schools' teams took part in the openmg andBoyd all were enthusiastic the ~ame. Mr. said.. the playersabout were indebted to

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* * * INDOOR SO'CCERPLAYED
LAUNCESTON.-Indoor
in Australia for the first - B~.1dwins recreation hall

the P. and B. management and the personnel man~ger-(Mr',A. B, Stirlipg) for assisting with the mtroduc~oonof the game and providing necessary equipment.

Soccer, which,
time in recently. Patons and
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caught the imagination o'f Scotland and England when introduced there in 1947, was played Th
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FLOORSOCCER
Explanation: This game is simply football modified to the restriction of indoor gymnasia,
I It 1es of playing our nat . 1t ' earn ' games I .n a reducedform . lona T ft t ' 1 moors bd 00 0 u ' competi ' ti. on comes t I t en tm er-c d ' II 0 Ca comp wi ' nter month II d efie ts an Stl. m t h ,e
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. is f ast, sclentlfid c an
gymnasia, a s an
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e , game is simp y h 11 d
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IS
fi

occer modI e d 1
ne p ay groun

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to SUit I
s, t

halls and confinedhplay-grounds. severe "' Inter " d th

vv;, s we ave 1(.ilOre

e paSSi

With b ' l ' our

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way 1 payers ' L an spectators It .11 it was receive y .wI prove, very popu ar m aunceston. . ,

' warmmg. 1

con

Judgmg ' by t he
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an..., e

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x ures rum espnt

AccordIng to .;1.descnpt~on of the game, and r~les sent from Scotland, It developed f!om the
we~,game oH?,?t~~1l playe~ by boys In b~fk;.

de-corps and playing standards. . ): Development: ~ost boys have played a w

game

? football m the backyard and an illiJ

yards and ti:e l~l1clt game m the gymnasium whe)'~"the vital Issue was to 'keep the ba' doon . This particular form of indoor, or flpor Soccer was evolved by studepts of th~ <;::;ymnasium Kirkcudbright in 193~,and after improven}ent ,4i::wasmade a thrilling spectator game by top line ,:"c.\Soccer league teams at the world football' '.. pageant, Kelvin Hall, Glasgow, in 1947. The first international match between Engp p For the game there are two teams of five, and it is played in an ,area not more than 1.00 'ft, by 60 ft., the object of the players bemg to kick goals.
land and Scotland eo Ie. was watched by 46,000

'game m the gymnasium, where the vital issue was to "KeeR the Ba' Doon," This particular set of rules was evolv~d by the students of the ~ochran Gymnasium, 'Kirkcudbright, in 1935, Improved upon by the students of the College of .A~t and Technology, Leicester and made a thnlling spectator sport by 1st League teams at the World Football Pageant, Kelvin Hall, 1947, Coaching Value: Train by playing is sound fo,aching poli~y. This game gives ma~ch play
wIth ~mp:hasls on ,ground play, low ki~k and the mstep push.

Equipment: P)ayers, football stnp and gYl11 shoes. ' F_aciliti~s:Two portable goals with nets, 12 ft, long and 4 ft. high. I Ball: A No, 4 football blown soft.

trappmg, ,

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Court: Limited by the boundaries-of the four walls and the side and end wall "Played off," Out?~ors: Maximum .190 ft, x 60 ft, Cour~: I~ d1v1dedby a ,e~tre llne, Go,al Area: Sem1c1,rcle of 16 ft, rad1us, Centre clrcle area 20 ft, d1ameter, Penalty spot 25 ft; from the goal line, , Team: Consists of 5 players,-3 forwards, and I back and a goalkeeper, DuratIon of Play: Two halves of 5 and 7 minutes, Mode of Play: The object of the game is

the goalkeeper sh'ould return in)1t1~diately the ball to play, . III, Playing-off the side and end walls means no shies, corner or goal kicks, o. p, CROMAR '. T h . IR ec mca epresentat1ve, -The Central Coun~il of Phys[cal Recreat10n.

PROSPECTSFOR TODAY

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~~ore goals from th~ forwards court outside ~ goal area, The s1de and end walls are used

Two games stand out as the most interesting first division contest~in the second-last round of

"playoff," ee he1ght, . 'RULES,I, The ball Violation:

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The ball must be kept below

league matche~ to-day. They are Moreland versus Box Hlil (at Campbell Reserve), and Prahran versus Park Rangers (at Como Park),
Bo?!: Hill are two, I?o~nts ,clear of Mo~elan?, and In second pos1t10n on the prem1~rsh1p

must be kept Free kick,

below

knee height

" II, Offs1de:. (a) After the kick off the centre forward must remain in the forward court and the back in the back court, and the goalkeeper is confined to goal area. T?e Vling player,s are unrestrict~d, V~olat10n: Free k1ck, at p!ace ,of Infnngement, except for a v10lat10n 11y tl,1e.-g,oalkeeper when a penalty spot k1ck 1Sawarded. (b) No plaY,er except the goal~eepe! is allowed In the goal area, -V10Iat10n: Infrin~eme~t b,ythe defence-penalty spot k1ck; lnfnngement by the attack -free kick, 01. Throw In: With unbounded court the ball on crossing the side lines is put into play along the ground with a drop ~ick. The goalkeeper on gaining possession re~ turns the ball to play by bowling the ball out along the floor, IV, Free Kick: -Taken with other players retiring at least 10ft, away, Th~ ball may be passed back, A goal cannot be scored direct from a free kick unless "played off," Other Rules: As for football proper,
NOTES: 1. Rule 7 (II,) . . a 1S to prevent ove~crowdlng

ladder. Moreland, though, have a better goal percentage than the Hillmen, and should they win they could take second place, Both Prah~ ran and Park Rangers are level on points with Moreland, . and either could take second place, should Box Hill fie defeated, The most interesting of the other gameswill be the battle against relegation in which Sun~ shine United and Yallourn will be striving in their gamesagainst Western Suburbs and South Yarra, Western Suburbs cannot avoid relega~ tion, but only a point separatesYallourn and Sunshine. South Sunshine win and Yallourn lose, Yallourn will drop to the relegation, zone, and will then find it hard to escape,for in the last league match they have to meet the strong Park Rangers side at Middle Park, If the position is reversed, relegation will be deciqed, as Yallourn would be three clear points ahead of Sunshine, with only one match to go, The remaining game, Brighton versus Bradford, 'at Hurlingham Park, should seeBrighton continue its undefeated re~ord, They have already won the first division title, so little hinges on the result, Ih d d' " n t e secon 1V1S10n, Sou th Melb 0 urne United will be strivng to hang on to a two~
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point advantage ove~, their opponents, ~akoah, If successful, they wlil accompany Sandnngham into the first division next season. Should they

on th~ ball and RJlle 7 (II,) b 1Sto pro~ tect the goalkeeper. II, The game mJlst be played at high speed, The refereemust make quick decisions and

lose, however, the issue witl rest on their last match against the-divisional winners, Sandringham, with the odds in favour of Ha~oah, who have an easi-er match against Olymp1c..

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A Melbourne Under 19 team will visit Yallourn tomorrow (Sunday) to play against Yallourn Under 19's. .From this match, the State selectorswill select the Victorian Junior Team to play against South Australia, in Melbourne, on August 27. The following Under 15 players are to report to Mr. Tomlinson at the Middle Park ground tomorrow at 1.30 p.m., for a match against South Melbourne Under IS's. Bradshaw and p'etherick (Sunshine), McIver (Preston .Tech. School), Hirs~ and Costello ({3ox H1l1), McCartney (Bnghton) , Kelly (Ringwood), James (Sth. Melb. Utd.), Kin~ nersley (Metters) Jarman and Cousins (Northcote) and Woods (Western Subs.}.

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SILVER JUB.lLEE This year the Brighton Soccer Club brates its Twenty -fifth Anniversary. .There will be a publication later in the Season in the form of a booklet outlining the

history and achievements of the Club.

Birthday,

We feel we must make an effort on our 25th

so we are holdinR a Silver Jubilee Town Hall,' on Soccer fans will

THE procedure is simple -"

., falling off a log."

( it's as easy as

Gala Dance in the Brighton Saturday, August 20, All

receive a ,warm welcome.

weeks ,-

If yoU pay one pound into your Savings Bank account each week for 5 ,years-260
you will have a credit balance of

There will be streattler and other novelty , dances, and numerous prizes to be won. Ad-

273/0/6. Make a resolution now to buy 273. Remember that when you Buy 273" by weekly deposits you are buying something that is continually increasing in value, and) that eventually you will receive more than you put in. Consistent Saving Makes

avallable .from Mrs. A. Barr, 54 Allson Road.

Elsternwick. * *

mis~ion,

5/6

(including

supper).

Tickets

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. Full parti~ulars ,of the function will appear In the next Issue of Soccer News.

The' Junior Association' Soccer Committee will hold a dance toward the end of August.

Saving Easier.

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TH
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VINGS . ST A TE . SA

HE'-PING
~orela~d tortan Poh:_e

A MATE
playing match the Vic. 'at More-

Socce.r Clu? is XI. In a frIendly

land tomorrow (August 14). The game will commence at 2.30pm. Proceedswill go to help Mr. J. Wallace, who has been two years in hospital due to an injury sustained while playing Soccer. We feel this is the least we can do to help him.

BANK

OF VICTORIA

,.The

Bank for You and Your Family."

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2nd DIVISION CHAMPIONS 'p Champ1 ' onsh1 H avmg ' ' " won th e 2nd D 1V1S1on fi ' S d. h C' . , '

cheque;s, money ordersor postal ordersare filled in and should be sent to the Treasurer of the ' A ' t1
SSOC1a on, *, ,* * ~or accurate comI?umg of League Tables, wh1~h have appeared 1n Socc:erNews, each week, I w1sh to thank the Club Secretaries and the Press. I hopecthat next season the above will be jyst as co-:operative to the Association. It is unnecessary to stress the import:ance of these

rstif t1me up, an ringcan am wa1ting to see the Reserve team win 1ty the 1S 2hd Division' Reserve Championship and make a great double for our first year. " c W1th the draw .out fc;>r the Doc.k~rty anq Reserve C:ups the C1ty players a~e trammg hard and ~ookmg forward to hand1hg out a few

surpnses~
'

tables,

To winning theC 2,nd Division, 1 celebrate ' (h d d b bl L T the

SOCia

S. BE .;... A TON S ,ecre * * * CUP-TIE DRAWS-DOCKERTY RESERVE CUPS

t ary. AND

lor) is holding a get-together of first and second

co~mlttee

ea

yonsta

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.ay'!

'm players at a Smoko tonight, at Sandy \-. Aspensary Hall. to Reservecentre-half, Da:r~ :Congrat1\lations rell Thompson, who has become the proud father..of a son and has been signed up by City.
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Yoting forteams the ~ostcon~istent p.1ayerof both 1st and 2nd is now m progress and looks like being a keen battle between three players. Th e Jumor ' :' teams h aye h ad a If ot otrop hles presentedto them; at the end of the seasonthey, are holdng a, big concert in the Sandringham Life-Saving Club which 'will take the shape of a presentation night. " The club is arranging a "Monster Break-up~' at the end of the season,of which all supporters, will rec(!ivenotice: I~vitations will also be sent
to all Soccer men of 1mportance.

CUP" . (To be played Safurday, August 20) 1st ROUND "DOCKERTY

. Byes: Hakoah (14), Metters (15), Y arra~ vule (16). , , ' 1. W ul1amstown v. Juventus, at Newport. ,(Wesley) 2. Box Hill v. Western Suburbs, at Surrey Park. (Thomson) 3. Olympic v. Fifers! at Fawkner Park. (Low) 4. Ringwood v: Nortl1cote, at Bedford Park
(Briggs), I

.LIMELIG,HT ON THE SECOND DIVIS10N While the standard of play in the Second ~ivision has not been all that clubs and sup~ ".:)rters may haye wished. I am sure th~t nex:t.. \S?~ there wul be many good teams m thiS , . ~vlsl0n. - To nam,e some of the. clubs wul ~lve fol~ lowers an ~deaof the thrills that await them,when Western Suburbs: Sunshine United or Yallourn, Hakoah or South Melbourne, Ring~ wood, University, Heidelberg, Preston, Juven~ tus and George Cross or Fifers clash each week. These teams have not had the limelight this yea!: of First Division Clubs, but I forecast they will show the standard of their Soccer is little (if at all) inferior next season.

5. Prahran v.. Brighton, at Olympic Park. (Ref.Fleming, Linesmen-Roger and Clayton.) / 6. Preston v. Yallourn, at Bell., (Harris) 7. W oodl~nds v. Y .C.W .M., at Chelms~ vTorth Park (Hadfield) 8.out S hY arra v. M ore1 and , at F awk net Park. (Baker) . . , ' 9. Park Rangers v. Sunshme Umted, at Mld~ dIe Park. (Fulton). 10. SandringhaJirl v. Heidelberg, at Hampton. (Drummond) 11. Bradford v. University, at Footscray. (More) (Allen) 13. Sth. Melb" Utd v. George Cross, at Middle Park. (Van-Pelt) Emergency Ref~ree; Tobm.." {Referee appointments shown in bracke;ts.)
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. FlindersN.D. v. Macedonians, at Flinders,

Club Treasurers are reminded that' Trust payments only should be paid to the Secretary of the Asso~iation. All other pay~\ ments must be made out separately whe~
Fund

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2nd (To be played Saturday, August 27) Winner of 3 v. 15.
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A,P'POINTM1ENTS FOR TODAY.S-, GAMES

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v. 13.

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9. 5.

Moreland ~. Box HilI-Van-Pelt.

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3rd ROUND Winner of 8 or 1 v. 6 or 13. " ,,3 or 15 v. 11 or 9.

" " 12 or 14 v. 2 or 4 .

Prahran v. Park Rangers--;-Baker. (Harris) Yallourn v.. South Yarra-Low. (Clayton) Refereein bracket'
econ Ivlslon Sth. Melb. Utd. v. Hakoah-Miller. Gregor) .. . OlympIc v. Umverslty-Roger. Preston v. YarravilIe-Webster,

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5 vo 16 or 10.

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1st ROUND "RESERVE CUP" (To be played' Saturday, August 20) Byes: YII (5) , W I' ll .. (6) a ourn Iamstown " Sandringham (7), South Yarra (8), Braafbrd (9), Ringwood (10), Prahran (11), Sth. M~lb; Utd. (12), Sun,shine United (13), Flmders N,D. (14), HeldelberR (15), West. Suburbs (16). 1. Yarraville v. Olympic, at Kingsville. (Cass) 2, Box Hill v. Hakoah, at Surrey P;rk. (McGregor) 3. M . hton, ' at C ampbeII R es. oreI and v. BrIg (Martin)
4. Par~ Rangers. Preston at

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(Fulton Jnr.) G.. (Mason)

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SUPREME

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12 8 2 4 6 7

v. 11. v. '14.v. 10. v. 5. v. 13.

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3 v. 16.

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Third Division' .GeorgeCrossv. Metter~Thompson. Juventus v. Fife~s-Fulton. R.

Box Hill v.' Woodlands-Martin. Macedonians V. Y.C.W.M.-Fleming Woodlands' A' V. Brighton-Tobin. JUNIOR GAMES FOR TODAY 19 D. , , n er Ivlslon Brighton V. Hakoah. r es t on v B ox H 1 ' ll 11 . S Y ' '-" "J Y ' U d '.. a ourn V. outh
'U n d ~r 17 D' , , IVl510n

Sanc;iringham 'v. Box Hill. Par~ Rangersv. W ~sternSuburbs. Northcote v. _Ringwood.

(All Junior games on grounds of first-named - clubs.)

JUNIOR ASSOCIATION

AMENDED FIXTURE LIST

. postponed from ;August 6. .are to be played on Saturday, August 20. \ The gradeso first ~ounds of cup (Junlor Cup and co,tnpetitiops M1l1er Cup) i1;1..these w1l1 be

Under

17

and

Under

19

League

fixtures

arra.

Ringwood v. Brighton. Sth. Melb. Utd. V. Coburg. Metters v.. Bradf9rd. Sunshine Utd. V. Park Rangers.

played on. Saturday, August 20.

Aougust 27,

instead .

of

The first round of the Under 15 CuP ~ompetitio~ ~(J. J. Liston Cup) will be played on

Northcote v, Preston. Under 15 Division Sunshine Utd, V. Preston. Sth. Melb. Utd. V. Brighton.
,n

the ongmal date set ddwn-August JUNIOR .

U d er 1 9

20.

GAMES 'FOR NEXT LEAGUE MATCHES

., D1VISlon, ,

SATURDAY

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Hakoah

v. Western

Suburbs.

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South Yarra y. Brighton. Park Rangers V. Yallourn. Under 17 Division, Sandringham V. Sth, Melb. Utd.

Th
Football Game

Bradford V. Brighton.

'~International

Preston V. Metters.
SunshineUtd, V. Ring,wood. Coburg v Northcote.

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IS

d p aye
SATURDAY..
at

EVERY

cUPMATCOHES
1st Round "J. J. Lisfon" Cup,

OLYMPIC
.Batman Avenue,

PARK
Melbourne .

(Under 15 Grade)
Sth. Melb,Utd. V. Sunshine Utd.

Brighton V. Northcote

Ringwood V.Sandringham.

'-outside-right,
. . . Neuwalder (Juventus);

Kopstein

(Hak~ah);
centre-forward,

inside-rig~t,
Rstlch

Under

15

DIvIsion

(Brighton);-

inside-left,

Couchi

(OIYiInpic);

Box Hill v. Preston.

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outsde.left, Martini (Juventus).

Reserves: Mack (Macedonians)

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, Dogget

JUNIOR

ASSOCIATION
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CARNIVAL

APPEAL
rek

(George

Cross),

Bruno

(Macedonians)

Maz.u-

(Y.C.W.M.),

Doudares

(OlympIc),

Rels-,

The

Jumdr

As~oclatlon.

wishes

t'?

acknowled.ge

berg

(Hakoah).

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a further donation to Its CarnIval Fund of 1/1/- from Mr. J. Salmond, of Deer Park. The Fund now totals 13/3/-. D . h ld b
t to th Junl
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ALL-AUSTRALIAN
A
the in a

TRIAL
th~ selectors
1 S ou is h to pay match,

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trial
Australtan -local

match
team International

to

aid
to

choose
urope ::

man

Street,

East

St.

Kuda,

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2.

at

Fawkner

Park

also

tomorrow

(Sunda.

Selected

teams

are:-

OVER

2000

PEOPLE

WITNESS

SOUTHERN

"A"

TEAM

EUROPEAN

TRIAL

MATCH"

"A"

Team:

Goal,

,Roberts

(West.

Subs.)

:,"

Two

teams

composed

of

players

"f

Southern

right-pack,

Goode

(Brighton);

left-back,

Hol-

European

birth

played

trIal

m.atch

l~st

Sunday

born

(Box

Hill);

right-half,

Petterson

(Park

afternoon to choose

at the

Yarra Souther~

~ark,

to Eur9pean

aid

theIr teanf

selectors ~o pl~y

Rangers); half, R. Tait

centre-half, (Prahran);

Scott

(Bri.ghton): Qutside-ri.ght,

left-, Grix

against

Australia,

at

date

to

be

determined.

(Morel1ind);

inside-right,

James

(Sth.

Melb.

'Over which the

2,000 "A"

people team

attended (as published

this

match, in last

in

Utd.); Hill);

centre-forward, inside-left, Wilson

Hutchinson (Park Rangers);

(Box

Saturday's by were: 4 goals Maerischel

Soccer to I.

News) Goal (Ha.koah)

defeated scorers 3 for goals,

the the

"B". wlnfe~s and

team

outside-left,

McKenzie "B"

(Brighton). TEAM Dickenson (Brighton);

Baskls

"B"

Team'

Goal

(Y.C.W.M.) 1 goal. The on,ly goal scored.

b Y th e, "B" team '. was a self goal off Peters. nght-back, .back, Mackie .Watson Another mal game IS t<? be held tomorrow tin (Prahran) (Sunday! commenCIng " "'Probables".-Goal, afternoon, at .3 p.m. again Selected Fanouretis at Yarra teams (Olympic); P~rk, are.Utd.); right, Tester left-half, Mountford (Box

.
(Park ; centre-half, Kyle

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(Sth. Rangers); Mel~. rIght-half, Utd., )

1e f
Ven-

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Guthrie

(Sth.

Melb.

(Su.nshine);. (Box 'Hul); centre-forward, Inslde-nght,.

out~ide-

Hill);

Tate"

right'-back,

Harris

(Olympic)

left-back,

Carillo

(Prahran);

inside-left,

Bruce

(Prahran);

(Juventus); centre-half, ther (Hak<?ah); Lester

right-half, (~ako~h); <?uts.1de-ngh~:

Peters left-h.alf, ~ask~s

(Hakoah) Wer(Y.C.-

side-left, Reserves: Holder

Charman Gray (Park Rangers),

(So1Jth (University),

Yarra). Foxcr~ Dickinson (Park

./

W.M.) ~

Inslde-ng~t,

DarjlnVICUS

(Y.C.:

Rangers),

E.

Nelson

(Park

Ran~ers).

,"

:M.);

centre-forward, Maenschel (Hakoah)

Meyer. ,

(H~koah1, outsIde-left, ground

(A{l

players no later

are than

to

report 2.30 p.m.

to

the' 'If

South unavauable

Yarra.

1n~lde-left,

Tleppo

(Juventus>..

please

no~ify

Mr.

J.

Parker~

22

Southernhay

"Possibles".-Goal, right-back, Azzopardi i\1ill (George (Macedonians); Cross);

Tessan

(Juventus); left-back, right-half, Gat~

St.,

Regent,

as

soon

as

possible.)

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NEWS

PAYMENTS.

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Cross) ; 1ezt-half,

cen,tre-half, Calleya {George

FranceScOI!l Cross);

0,

Club

Secretaries

please

note

that

payment

for

"Soccer

News"

must

in

future

be

posted

to

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