FOOTBALL - TWO TEAMS UNDEFEATED. GEELONG AND SOUTH MELB. (original) (raw)

Mon 30 May 1932 - The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957)
Page 14 - FOOTBALL

"SCRAP LEAGUE RULE BOOKS."

The weather is being kind to football this

winter and so far has been kind to the

company with which the clubs have taken

out rain insurance policies. The conditions

were all favourable on Saturday, and al-

though there were no surprises, the form

of the losing team in each match was such

as to justify the hope that the weaker

sides are improving. Particularly is this

improvement noticeable at North Mel-

bourne and at Fitzroy. As the teams settle

down the prospects of many interesting

contests before the semi-finals are reached

become more hopetul. Each week it is be-

coming more difficult to select the match

oí the day for so many clubs aie showing

Iii" Teague has ailauged tor Mr A Nor |

dem the coach to umpires to rocet the j

loaches of the Le-gue teams on AVednesd ij

next with the chanman of the permit and

umpire committee (Mi S TV Kamsav)

in the chair I he coache« arc lo listen

»nd thej mav ask questions wheD Mr "Nor

d'm informs them of the instructions given

lo umpne. liom this talk bv Mi Not

deni much good should come but it would

be of much moie service to the game it

the council which, after all, is the onlj

authontj with the tight to make mterpre

tations were to sai, Let us sciap our

iule books and make a now and simple

code Take the original basic lows insist

upon them and Jet the game develop on

The announcement that A Iljde the

Hawthorn fcoal kickei ha« îetired from the

game, and would confine his athletic acti

vitics to -ootiunmng did not surprise those

-who have followed tootball It has been

e idont that Iljdc's heait hab not been

m the sport foi some time for he has

failed to lepiodtico the tonn which

made linn woitlu of a place m the best

teum "\ letona tould pi ice m the held lhere

is an undeistanding between League clubs

that bcfoie negotiations ate entered into

1» a League committece w ith a 1 cague

plajcr that his club must be appioaehed

first In pursuance of this the .law thom

Lommittee has been ninde a» no th it Hide

would be welcomed on at least foul otliei

grounds So fal Iljde has not approached

the Hawthoiu committee foi a clcaiauce

"îoutli Melbourne suppoiteis mibsed their

c.ptain and coach (J I tonal d) in the field

oi Saturd iv but his influence was theie

ul' the same and much of the success of

the side is due to his organisation and

coaching Lnfoitunateh he is suffeunt,

tiom festered toes and it is likelv thal he

will have to undcigo an operation, and

will have lo have the big toeniu! on each

loot lemovcd If that is necessary tt will

be some time before ho w ill be able to play

K Makeham who has been one ot the

mamstijs of the Collingwood ruck, an

nounced his retirement on Saturdav Ho

has boen a membci of the Collingwood

leam foi 10 jcaib ind has been one of the

most popular plavcrs in the game A Bplen

did high mark and a punt kick Makeham

has been invaluable to the team and he

has also been an evccllcnt club man His

lesignatiou will come betöre the Colling

wood committee on luesdaj when it is

certain that lie will he asked to reconstdei

his decision Ile lias plajed li- games

with Collingwood When M ikeh ini was

inioimcd jcsteidav oi the leelmgs of the

committee he cxpicssed gi eat satisfaction

and he will be available for the club when

SOUTH MELBOURNE is -till un

dctcated Its petlormance against J.«seii

don on Saturdaj was su<h as to jus

litv the bellet of its supporteis that

thev have a wonleifullv impioved side

While 1 ssendon makes no excuses it

was handicapped bv the absence of

Walsh and when \S cbstei broke down

the side was without its first nick

Two vigoious pinjéis such is Walsh

and Webster at then top would have

made a lol ot dilTeieucc against South Mel

GEELONG and 1 iti-rov provided a splen

did contest, in which accuiacj in kicking

was a featuie lor a long while litzroj

retained the lead, but in the end the pace

strength vigour, and sjst.m of Geelong

was compelling and the margin was sub

stantml Geelong 19 at the top of its foi ni,

and litzroj ceitainlj showed distinct im

nrovement I it.ioy won manj friends bj

CARLTON and Collingwood seldom fail

to provide a good struggle and Hit meeting

of these old rivals on Satiudaj was a

typical Carlton and Collingwood contest

It was haid and vigorous, with Callion

just the stronger Carlton, seeing a drift

a few weeks ago adopted stein measures

The plajeis lesponded and two important

victonc- over Richmond and Collingwood

lollovvcd Collingwood has jet to reor

ganise but it is still a fighting foice, md it

FOOTSCRAY. foi the first time 111 its

histoiv dettattd St Kilda cn the lootscraj

ground Ti was not a good game and the

luck was against St Kilda which after

wasting chances 111 the first term lost

pound through injune, and had onlj 17

men on the giound for hilf the match St

Kilda officials and plajcrs ait bearing re-

verses stoically St Ivildi gamed sup

port bv its pluckv fight on Satur

daj while 1 ootscrav did some good team

NORTH MELBOURNE gained its second

Tittorj on Saturdnv md its filends aie

Jnokmg foi ward to further successes _he

confidence i» to some extent justified foi

tin. re is no doubt that the team is plaving

well H was too lig and too strong foi Mel

Tjourne lut Afclbouint stuck well to its

task Ihe iei[ pear ince of Wai ne Smith

snowed th it those who had insisted on his

?taking the field igain weie wise in their

RICHMOND and lim thom piovidcd

what was descube! s a gentlemen s

tamo lhere was much good plaj it wa«

open anl tast anl mr with Richmond the

better «ide Hawthorns weakness m at

lack nullified much gi.d worl 111 othei

parts ot the field Hav thorn is lo be com

j límente 1 on its poll shewing

Clio fine vtithci an I 1 uiteiestiig pro

Rramme piodiiee 1 11 ei s I ittcndai ces it

the Icigue ganes on Mt 1 ¡11 \s usual

Geelong ñ o G22 37J CO 'io -0

South Melbourne *i 5 411 "A, "j 00 20

Iticliraonel 5 4 1 4d2 2S2 C103 ll>

lees«don i j J ISO 12.» SS 31 12

Collingwood î * 2 4>7 423 <i2 3G 12

Carlton 1 1 ! ffl 403 <>1 K 12

FootBcraa 3 2 3 SID 37 9C "ti S

North Melbourne T 2 ! 177 473 D9 37 S

Fit7rot r. 1 l 1°0 51J 1)"07 4

Hawthorn î 1 4 2«"e 449 1 ill IS 4

St Midi 3 1 1 32o 37 163 23 J

Melbourne 3 o 3)" 511 HI "3

J MORI ».RTA flil/roi) 21

Pratt (South Melb ) 2l> C Cotentrr (Co!!)nK

wood), 23 Mohr (st K11 la) Mngfticli (Mel

bourne), 20 eich Tori cs (I sscneion) I itraianrice

(North Melbourne) IS eich 1 ret cr (l«s«ndon)

17 Tllus (Richmond) 10 Kuhlken (Geelong),

llaker (North Alelbourne) 12 each

Carlton lieided the list The figuios

South Melbourne a I «"eildon

North Melbourne v Melbourne

J he principal match on bitmdia atill bo

at Geelong In Melbourne the attraction

mil be at Victoria Paik, atheie Toolsciaj

at ill meet Collnie/wood the piogramme

Geelong v Richmond at Geelong

Collingwood v Footscray, at Victoria Park

Melbourne v Carlton at the Motordrome

Essendon v Fitzroy, at Essendon

Hawthorn v South Melbourne, at Glenferrie

St Kilda V North Melbourne at St Kilda

TJmpn cb on Saturda} ti ore -

At Cortil Melbourne -Glasion

Melbournes long list of injured plains, wai

added to during: its tramo with «North Melbourne

In the last quarter Sellars who had been plat ing

noll carne down hcaiilj in a pack, and broke a

small bone in his leg: He avtli probablt be absent

for pet eral weeks in consequence Kinnear, who

had boon one of the side s most t aluablo defenders

sprained his inkle, and Ogden another useful

plater, leceitcd a cut oier the eje into tthich ttto

stitchCR had to be inseite»d Hie accident occurred

in the» third quarter, and McMahon carno oil as

substitute 2»orth Melbourne also had its share of

misfortune Gaudion lost two teeth in a collision

nilli another plaj er Dakcr and lewis recel« ed

minor leg injuries and Patlersou strained his

shoulder It is expected that all four platers ti ill

be atalltablc next featurdaa

Al hen Brain (South Melbourne) tins attempting

a nish mark in the» third quarter a clubmate col

lideel heavily with him llraln suffered conçus

sion and was carried off Dennett took, his place

In the second quarter Webster (Essendon) injured

the cartilage In a knee, and after half time he was

Recte (Hturoi) strained bis groin in the third

quarter of the match against Geelong He Mae

replaced bv 1 leming Metherell (Geelong) suf

fercd a knee injurj in the last quarter, and

During the first quirter of the lootseraj St

Kilda match J Scanlon (St Kilda) twisted his

left tinkle but he remained on the field until tho

second eiuarter plaj Ing forward and kicking ti

goal with the ball on the bounce. He was then

replaced bj A lloberts at ho lind been plaj ing

onlj a few minutes when he /ell heirn]» in a crush

He waa remo« ed from the field on a stretcher

with broken ribs. Last jear Roberts nat, unable

to jlaj for a long period owing to a ruptured

spleen Other St Kilda pla> ers received minor in

juries, G JNell being lemporarlla disabled bt a

set ere knock J Hanson (Footscrat) waB lamed

h> a kitk on the knee, and T Lason took his place

Daiea (Carlton) recela ed a knock on the arm

and did not reappear after halt time nis place

was taken bv loung Daiet s in jurs is not scri

ous The knock partiall} paral« sod the arm for

In the A section Afetropolltan Amateurs' game

between State Satlngs Hank and Lnltersltj

Blacks Pollt (Satlngs Dank) broke lils collar

bone in a collision tilth one of his own side and

Peart (SatInps Ban),) wrencheid his leg and had to

be assisted from the field In the A section game

between East Maltern and Old Scotch A North

(tho Tatt Atalvern captain) injured lils ankle m

the last quarter In the game between Elsternwick

and the bnliersitj UIucs, Ward (ElstemitIck) ivho

waa plaj Ing his first game tilth the side, recoiled

a (tetero knock, and had to retire

During this season the Geelong Scouts team

has made some high scores again«! opponents in

the Geelong Junior Association Its ricord score

was made on Saturday, when the Scouts scored

40 goals 23 bollinda to the I enw ick Alcmorial s

2-1 Alclnitre kicked 14 and Alters 11 gods

Ihe South \ustialian team to plij Vic

totia in Melbourne on June li is - loi

wards Beltram launel. Connell Ilall

tomards Aloitoii Biddell, Groud Centies

Jailor, PontucT, Drew Halfbacks R

Johnson, Burton, Sims Backs Pnrbons,

Johns, Mott Tiret Ruck lurlei, Masters,

and Link Second lluck Connell, J? irsons,

and Bertram Rescues N Hender,

BRILL! INT THIRD QUARTER.

Too Disciplined foi Essendon

î\ot foi manv vcais has ¡south Melbourne

disphved such bulli int foothill as that

s en in the thud quntei ot tho match

against Lssondon al South Melbourne on

Satuidaj South Melboinne s foi ra m that

quaile«, when it added -lb points lo 7 was

the fcatuie of a gi md in itch After being

oulplajcd and outp iced in the iii st t-uaiter

South uppeare 1 to find its feet in the

second in which although it added onlj

2-' it I cpt Lssendon dow u to two belnnds

mid vv is onlj two points in aneáis at half

time South Melbournes football lu the

third qiaiter howevei was so poh«hed

tint the team surpused even its most

aident suppoileis It was a. thsplaj oi

piemiership standard the team e\celling m

¡ace acctii icj high mai king long kicking

soli 1 defensive tactics w eil oiganised nt

ticks and bdanced team woik Weight

md Mgom were used unspannglv through

lut but alwavs avith sciupiilous lairntsa

Lssendon s chict weal ness was that its

efforts were too spasmodic and unco

nure wah homo cone rn when it w i* louml thi.

1 1 oona rd, -»out.. Melbourne's captain, could not

pitt owmjr to injured tips llliwett led tho »ido

V northerh wind in ide ki-k,mff towa.nl the

stand jj'»«. til.k\ In tho first quirttr l-swiidon

UHi» superior in almost nil positions It «ited

if. piunukfr at tho nut act, and its first it I km.

led to a (roui In ! ro.er nitor i nice m .ti. It

was a bust line, last Rime, with t!.c men tcariru

in an J bmnpiner hard Campbell ck. orb out*

witted rilli, »nd his lons kick bounced through

tho unguarded poal Jhtn South Melbourne fon n i

its feet, and Rc-iilli1 concerted ihe first attick with

a titiftal loiijr dum kick flow. pta\ hy Bluett

enalmd Bruin to snap second coal I spentloit, pin-

ing fut football, adtanc-.d 'straight down the

mitre, and 1 uni ioie through a pink to score

another proal*- u\e pail*, from fi\<? shnu it wv

f.ultlcss footb-.ll Austin was too tool for torbu

in several dueln l_*-->ciidf n h work f.rwml wv

iropresshe, and it was f-hUfh this tint inihlul

houth clapjied on the i ic_, uni with elm

position pim, flashing p-v-i-ns- and good woik aloi ,

tho flank!» took the honours of the m lind qtiart.

in which it ndd-d J-» to onh 2 points 1 *. 1 <s-.cn

don lho pln\ wai il, Un entern! nui,; nintrtd

..ni ia-*, --outli bud mt.re -nstem uid . \celle-l in

ti» open work Ile ml marked u.U. and l.u-hirt*

t>on, who wia sLircolj sun ni the fhM Urin,

1 cc line the phot cf th -«»til iUhU 1 h » 1 <??....

dun hitks wiro «U itl\ and rtlubU Hit i hi f r

uar Ï«. found the wini tintio. uid mu a -fIi I*

\fni oui W.Uttr hurt his kit. »ul wis out

of fin for sim. mimit« s 1 f-flimu s co-I if*-.r

neit m mir nishu w i> tin ilrst cf '?.will -ne

cesiful «so ith utuks 1 Hin l'litt n-irUd well,

in i hi*, u* Î r-dui. 1 1 x- nions 1, ii to two piints

b-I to _>-« when Hit quirkr ended «-(.nth

des md tho Intnun is it pin rd with tine ila

mil cohésion, und wis faster

Wier lulftinu Sinti son rjlicod Uib-tcr

(injimd kmo) Ihe netball disiln\o<j h\ South

in the thirl quirt«, r wis utmost daw lus« ki d

represented the Austnllin eode it it* be t Settin_r

an o\ct ptional pito, and sweep in _r into the ii tick

with sr uid pagine, it ou'rnn 1 ?.?.rn len Pratt

-oaied alnne hi- opiomnis, and put is. uti. abo id

with a fine coil A minute littr ho marked acatn.

p-.s-M to IteUlle und anotlnr coil was added

j 1 bs»ndm rilUed desperat.h, and the came became

a brilliant bitth, for.eful, fust, uiul spool in uhr

1 Heirn marktd cn the god line, nnd

I don s first coal ulnce the tlrst quirt, r, rediu Ins;

! South Melbourne b lead to three points Uler

ia collision with a team-mate, Brain via earned

off, and Bennett replaced him Eet-endon «could

no1 paw Rebortion, wboet long- kicking na- *

feature. Then South Melbourne initiated a series

of bombardments which added five goals-Ihre«

from Pratt after soaring marks-and odd points.

Pratt was unbeatable forward. South'«, brilliant

burst, just as brilliantly sustainc-d, demoral-

ised tho visitors, avho -could not cope with tiieir

opponent«' pace and dash. South added 7-( to

1-1 in the quarter, and at three-quarter time led

South airain got away smarllj-, and Pratt,'who

had Eeldom missed a mark, kfok'cd his seventh

§oal. Theil Essendon rallied its force«. The»

ctermine'U manner in which Its players threti

theniFOlvcs inlo the game was good to see, hut

their opponents met them bump for bump. Korbt»

converted an attack, and then cie-verly outwitted

threw opponents and scored mm In. It wa» a

stirring nilly, and the crowd, wildly excited and

witnessing grand football, cheered loudly, essen-

don maintained Hie pressure in fine style, but Its

men, especially forward, maele man}* mistake«,

particularly that of not kicking promptly. Essen

don's rally endet!, howci cr, before another on-

slaught by ihe (¡ester Southerners. South finished

as brilliantly as it had played in the third ejuar

South Moll)., 14 pis. 15 buds. (99 pis.).

Essendon. 9 gls. II bhus. (G5 pts.).

South Melbourne.-Pratt (S), neville (3). I/f-1

fanue (2), Urah». Essendon.-Forbes (3), Freyer,

(2), Iteam (2), Campbell. Ford.

South Melbourne» did not hate a weak man all

sharing well in a brilliant exhibition Pratt

(forward) and Robertson (halfback) howcier

were match winner« Pratt s high marking and

iccurate kicking were features lîobertson after

the first quarter «va« almost unbeatable and it

was gcncralli his long kicking that Initiated the

attacits. He waa well supported by Paul willie

Austin (In the bick »socket) made few mistakes

Alultzcke (half forward) plajed so well in lils first

game this season tint a permanent plice in the team

for lum seems assured He markB and kicks well

und has pace The position play of I, Thomas

(centre) and Pcttkmi (half forward) was good

while Bissett and Heard worked hard following

Itei ille s u«ually brilliant football was marred at

times lit erratic kicking ,

Essendon s men did not combine on well as

in earlipr games bat good india idual sera ice

was giien bt AAatson (wing) lorbes (roaer)

Cannan (back), Hearn (forward) Ixinenthil

(lack). Anderson (half inck) Ford (forniird)

Collingwood Defeated in An

Collingwood and Carlton alwajtj protide

stirring encounter, and the» game on Saturdaj

proted no exception The eiOOOO spectators

reached the highest pitch of excitement watching

a match full of pace cletcrness and keenress The

result waa in doubt to the end At no Etage

was lhere more than i few points between the

teams, bul Carlten, plaj ing under n heit j h in

dlcap In the loss ol Date} after hal! time rose

magnificent!} lo the occasion in the second half

anti graduall} wore its opponents down Col

lingwood tired toward the finish when Carlton

carne aw a} with a brill lint ru«h

Carlton kicked toward the fe«duet road end

ind for the flret 10 minutes domlnateel the pla«

Crisp quickli obtained first goal out of a crush

but sea eral other shots n ent astraj W ith lJjt ei

restine. from the ruck Colling»«ool asserted it«eli

and Muir and L Murphv kicked goals, putting

Collingwood ahead Carlton mide further efforts

late hi the quarter, nliich ended with the scores

was a neck and neck race throughout the

second quarter Carlton opening with a goal bj

Vrthur, and it retained thit adi anläge until

nearij the end of the quarter Although it was

noticeable that Collingwood was slightlt faster

Carlton had more men pining well and ils hl(.h

marking more than atoned for its lack of cohesion

A great da«h in which Johnson, Street and Crisp

were noticeable, ended in a goa! which i,tie

Carlton a lead of lo points. Collingwood then

attac! ed strange}, goals bj Llbbi«, Collier, and

L Murphy again putting it ahead and at half

time the difference» was onl« a point, Collinjirood

Tlie best football of the day was seen m the

second halt lor the first few minutes of the

third quarter Carlton api eared to be disheartened

bt the» loss of Date}, who was unable to reappear

or lug to an injured irm nis place was taken

ly ioung, who plajed on the hal! back line Col

lingwood went off with great dash but two be

hinds were the onlj result. Chriton then sudeknlj

threw itself into the plaj, and a great displav

of spectacular foo'ball followed Mackie plajing

centre half back for Carlton t as repeatedl}

cheered for his wonderful marking Indeed the

whole of the back line a H the wings plated

otcr Collingwood In addition to Mackie both

Street and Huxtable proted almost intincible

while for Collingwood the small men Libbis and

Collier, were both doing manj fine things Carlton

added 4-3 to 1-3 In this quarter and at three

quarter time led bj 17 points, with 10-12 to

In less than one minute after the opening of

the last term Libbis scored for Collingwood and

pressing the attack G Cot onto obtained two more

goals from clcier snaps and there was then onl}

Ric points between them It was, howeter a last

effort on Collingwood 6 part Mackie and Hut

table holding off anj further attack Carlton

finished stronglj 1 gan snapping the last goa!

just as the bell rang and non bi 20 points, nith

Carlton, 13 gis. 15 linds. (93 pt s.).

Collingwood, Il gis. 7 blids. (73 pts.).

Tho winning team pla}ed undoubtedly its best

game for the season, and nith fen exceptions

et trv roan nas at the top of his form Three

men, how et er, were conspicuous-Mackie, Street,

and Cooper Carlton has undoubtcdlt solved the

position of its centre half-back, as Mackie marled

magnificently, kicked nell, and had no superior

on tho ground °treet, whether placed or follow-

ing, was also n tower of strength, und in the

first half Cooper, the AVest Australian, showed

wonderful form He was, howeicr, short of a

run, and faded out toward the finish Acro«is the

centre Carlton was supreme, the two ning men,

Little and Oprej, doing man} fine things Others

who stood out were IIuitable, Crisp, Datev (until

Collingwood had fewer piners up to form,

although the back men-Harris, Kumnev, and

Bonier-played particular!) tvell Harris was

alnats solid, and wsb the best man in the side

Libbis and Collier both plaied effectitelt, and

the best of the others wero G Coaentrj, T.

Goal kickers.-Carlton-Crisp (3), A'allence (2),

Arthur (2), Green, Johnson, Cooper, Street,

Crone, «nd Fgan Collingwood -O Coientrt

(4). Libbis (3), L. Alurpht (2), H Collier, and

Geelong* Wears Down Fitzroy.

"No better or more exciting football haB been

seen in Hie Lciguc competition this [.eaton than

that at nt.roj in the first half ot the (jame

between Geelong and lit.ro} At half time the

Fit-roj plajcr«. wore warmlj cheered as Uley left

the ground, for with a lend of 3 points our

Geelong, and on tho general merits of the pla}

up to Unit stage ii seemed that thev had a

chineo of winnini? Throughout the first hilf

Ht.rov wis definite!} the better side In the

third quarter, liowe\cr, Geelong', greater reseñe

of -tamln. became obvious, and thereafter,

although Hie game continued to be fast and

often spectacular, Fitrroi was outclassed

_iom the bounce .itzro} attacked vigorous!},

and in lc«i thin two minutes lioriart} had

snipped first goal cloverly for Hl/ro} Pla", was

ver} fast, and '*lt_ro} seemed alwujs to get the

.nock out from the bounce, and the lighter men

of the home team were generally too «mart for

their opponents In wing plas Fit_ro\ wau much

iu|crior, but Geelong held its own in the air

Kicking on both sides was remarkably good

Fltzroj scored siv goals and onl) one behind in

the first quarter, and it did not add to its tall«,

of behlnds until the last quarter. Geelong was

scarce'1 less accurate Theie was no slackening

ot speed and dash in the Becond quarter, in

which, however, a weakness which probablj con«

tributcd a good deal to Ht-ro.'s defeat, became

more apparent. This fault} part In an otherwise

elheient organisation was the half-forward lint,

which oitcn filled to give tho side the benefit of

excellent efforts by the centre line At half

time the scores were -Fitrro}, 9-1, Geelong

There w is no sign of decaí in Flt_ro}'6 exhibí

tlor until about fhc minutes oi the third

quarter had passed, when Lancaster and Coghlan

scored brlllijnt go ils in quick succession, and

Kuhlken, with another good kick, placed Geelong

in front - lils was the turning point of the game

rho ilsitors neier looked back Their pla} in

all departments improved marked'}, and the}

made repeated strong attacks The visitors con

tinued lo outclass Hbxov, and the final scores

G-olono, 20 Dis. IO lilids. (130 pt-.).

Fitzroy, 12 gls. 6 lihds. (78 pts ).

Goal-klckers-Geelong-Jiolonej (7), Troughton

IS), Quinn (2), Kulilkin (2). Collins, Hawking,

Walker, L-neister, Coghlan, Mithercll i'it.rov

Jlorlirt} (6), Hunton (2), 'lenham (2), 1 Helier,

Among the best pla}ers for Geelong were Quinn,

a tireless md clTcctiic rover, Walker, in the

centre, whcbe passing (o the íorvurds was alwa}s

accuntc, lllckev, whose marking and kicking

made him conspicuous in defence, Molone}, who

wis as skilful us ever is a goil-Mcker, Kuhlken,

1m ans, md Troughton Hie best plnver for

Fit-roy wis Hunton, whee loving was brilliant,

-lorlurly w ii in splendid foi m and Itoberts,

Ooekram and Ni en were stioug lu defence

Otlieis who weie cnispuuous were Ivtn «5c\ton,

McholK, Htchci mil -iiiilllnrn

Melbourne's Improved Display.

Ntitli Melbourne misse I the

guiding h mel of it« ciptttn anti co it li (lu

lor), win lad t .n i «jiendtil lor fournit Uti iml

M. thouin« hull ti» lin'» t h me,es in It« side l.tm«e

main ut its refill ti pinera hid ba.u injured Hie

.temi nis fortiiititi, li t»e».r, that l«or A\ irn«

I "»milli, its t iib ml ti ami u n «' thir »«Mr»,

had «nient 1 li tiki the field Hie team ii

t'lttlgh elftltesl. gue I he till til«! I It tiltil lil

otlui (.ann« Ihl« s i«on H.foie th» pim» lucan

Hu Noith Alelb unie plmrs elect el ( nunn

t ipi .lu in pli c ef I lilli, ml li»« « tin li!'

i ' i\ m tin ih-t qiniter »is cromlftl titi

bojine did m»«t if the at'aeking, lut wa« re

peiteail» be l'en (IT hi the Vitlicm bid-, cf iihoni

Gundi:.!! titi Jetrini wiri the mest iciits-picuou«

John« ni. Vu! »unies cintre half ion« ird lok

»onie tattering mark«, hut lil« kicking »»is liol

ilwa»« acturue ihe Vrth Alelb nine far»\nnl«

in tie othi i h in I, wert s outing, m irking, anti

kiekmg wel', anl their iiïitt« gue the side a

Ita i m i gn! it qiultei tim.

Hie «Tuai if tb. gun, inoHisf.l ni Hi, con I

quitter ml tlitrt wilt mini txcitltig cubanaas

Noith Mel'ullin i tains- «»ne frutilla; tin on

loeiltr« to in tvhibilieu of iictllcnt long 1 Ickma;

anti hish niaiUng Melbourne uni» oieasioniillt

K t ,-ung mil nilen it did it lint r» sstsj as

n ti mi t«hieh tuuld be lind to tiefen it it could

At the beginning of the third quartii Gaudion,

Min. hail be n pim lug u ttiltndiil game lor \ortll

Melbourne on the bick line took 111 uken s place

in tilt untre lirai it n, who was hitting his Prst

¿nile with Nt rth hid bren no matt li tor long,

but on tlu luck line he was more silttessfu]

The herne s'tle ti ok the» field appar. ntl» elrtei

n Inoel to jut the rc°nlt of the gum bet omi

djubt ihe p'atcr« 1 iirlcil them«el«t« thi mell

the irushts, and, plating at great sliced, uti It I

three goals before tlie Melbemrnt men had nurined

up Hit» game tmpruaral us l «pixlaele, but at

times it was unnecessarllj rou¿h, and on uno

occasion the umpire (Glasson) tilselj suspended

tr» play for a few seconds lo allow tempers to

tool Alartjltlcb tat it« hit the post. At three

quarter time the scores were:->'orth Melbourne,

H-7; Melbourne, 10-12. The last quarter saw

North sttadllv increasing its lead _nd Melbourne

North Melb., Iß als. IO blids. (I l8 pts.).

Melbourne, 12 gis. 16 bhds. (88 pts.).

Lewis, of North Melbourne, was probably the

best man on the ground. Ile dominited tiie'rock,

and his marking, kicking, and ground play w'ere

excellent. Fitzmaurice marked and kicked mag

nl.cently, and he was ably assisted by Allen.

Baker roved well. Gaudion was effective both on

che back line and in the centre, and the best of

the others were Gregory and Pearce.

Melbourne had a line p'aycr in Sellars (wing)

until he was hurt. Adams followed well, and

Usher and Ogden (until hurt) were frequently

noticed. Long, Waroe-Smith, Kinnear, Vant.oiT

(half-forward), and Abernethy were the best of

Goal-kickers.-Xorlh Melbourne - Fitzmaurice

(7), Lewis (3), Llewellyn (2), Allen (2), Welch

(2), Baker, Patterson. Melbourne-Margltlch

(5), Johnson (3)j Adam« (2), Avery, Murray.

! Impioved Play by Hawthorn.

The game between Richmond and Hawthorn, at

Richmond was prodtictile of fast, open, and parti

cularly clean football, with hiiti marking one of

its princlpul feature lor hulf the game Haw

thorn excelled in determination Richmond In the

finer points of the gime, and these two qualities

mulched so cienlj tint with half the game gone

the scores t ere lcicl Nctcrlhcless Richmond

al ra}s appeared to hate something In hand, and

this was reiealcd at the beginning of the last

quarter til cn In n thrilling few minutes it took

the spectators and the game by storm, scoring

three goals In munt essentials Hawthorn showed

tast improt ement on recent lorn) but its forward

work was again lameiilabl« wean, nhill its roters

Hanthorn could not mail it«olf of its earl}

opportunities, for 1 ool, lohnson, intl Hammond

each mfs«cd east shot« Richmond t as pia) ing

n cool quick came it« passing being splcnditf

AicConachie, promoted Irom the cubs' was

shotting cletemess on Richmond s forward line,

and Iii« first shot, nhlch lilt the post gate promise

of better things The plat general!} was lifeles«

Repealed dnsht« by 0 Neill, und bevcral brilliant

marks b« O Strang kept Richmond in ittaek

which did not cea-e until Titus Heifner and

Martin (aided hi Geddes) had scored Iranels

cleterl} and persi«tenllt threading lils way from

the centre gate Chandler opportunities tor some

fine high markii g Chandler « inabilitj *o drop

lick is a handicap, for main of his high passes

weie interrupted bi opposing defender«, Sharpley

and Poo! scored for Hawthorn and Titus tor

Richmond, und at quarter time Richmond led 4-3

to 2-o The seiond term was noteworth} for

the jaie m which it was pla}ed Brilliant marks

b} McConchie mel Titus were at ailed of, but Han

thorn cune with u splendid rush, and Utan

«cored The play was delightful m Its fairness,

while lacking nothing in strength Athen Mnrph}

scored from a free kick, Utan, nicol} sorted bj

Pool madi the scores leiel-6-G all-at half

Usher tas «trii ing hard for nut thom, bal he

could not curb Judklns, nlio«e dexterous picking

op and irreat dash delighted spectttors On the

ether flank Geild»s was equall} eflVctJCt Both

«ide« were strong in defence The balance of

skill during the term w is with Richmond, which

led at three quarter time 8-9 to 6-ti In the

last quarter Hi«thorn scored two points-its first

s nee hilf time-but its share in ihe game practi

calla ended there In all departments Richmond

became dominant Its passing wa.« delightfullv

executed, end to Hawthorn bewildering in its

accuratt liter had bicorne the spearhead of the

attacks and his four goals nore the retard of

splendid marking The «cores were -

Richmond, 13 als IO bhds (9G pts ).

Hawthorn, 0 gls 9 bhds (45 pts).

Dtcrs strone rosoluie nick norie and splendid

marking and kicking in attack won the admira

tion oi cier}Oiie and ht was probabli the best

niau on ti e ground G «Urang also marked

and kicked grand)} C.rat, Bolger md Sheehan

shone in defence Judkitis and Geddes on the

flank« and 0 Neill half forward McConchie lias

all the attributes of a cood forward Hawthorn

atas best sen ed bi Francis (supposed!} in the

centre), Gotigh (back), and Chandler feharplot

also m irked well while Mills, despite some un

controlled dash, did many useful things in de

Goal kickers-Richmond-I)}cr (4) Titus (3)

McConchie (2), Heifner, Martin, Tin (ord, and

0 Neil! Hatvtiiorn-Utan (3), Murphy, Tool,

Struggles Gamely Short-handed.

though Footscray non by 34 points its dlsplav was

b) no means impresulte St Kilda had onli 17

pla} era for the greater portion of the game and

finished with onl) IG and Footscraa appeared

content lo remain on the defensite after half time

A! no period was plaj of a high stantlard with

the exception of some brilliant high marks bi

DfltisamlH Nell!, of St Kilda In high marking

Tootscra} usual!« excels, but in this department

the team was not up lo form lootscrav s chief

adtantage was that it lias stronger in attack

It was a dull fir.it quarter, with Kootscra) plat

ing clumsily and half heartedly St Kilda showed

more pace, and A as more aggressive but earl« shots

produced onh single points Comte hitting the

post Two kicks which might hate added goals

went put of bounds. 1 ootscrai was adopting a

Elan of kicking across the centre from tile nings

ut it did not pro-e cffeetlie Pla) had boen in

progress for 21 minutes before the first goal was

scored by Downie Comte, who had been ter)

conspicuous throughout the term git c Mohr the

opportunit) to kick first goal for St Kilda Foots

era) litened up in the second quarter, and showell

an Improt ement in the air In the ruck it was

much superior St Kilda nas disotganiseil b) atci

dents to pla)eia ccanlon n is Hmplng badli and

G Nell took some time to rccot er from the oil cts

of a set ero knock Scanlon left the field before

half time, and lias replaced bt \ Roberts who,

honeter was also injured within file minutes,

and was carried off on a stretcher Goal« carne to

the home leam in quick succession, and the scoring

would hate been much more rapid but for the cool

and cleter work of Datls who marked unemngl),

and droi e the ball back time after time from centre

half back Footscri) led bt fi» e goal« al half

St Kilda supporters came out of the dressing

room distressed bj the reports of serious and minor

injuries but the team manful!» set out to reluce

the leciny with 17 men The usitors showed

good pace and plenty of determination but ihe

plat was b) no me ins spectacular The result of

St Kilela's persistent attacks was that it waa with

in 15 point« of Footscra» s score tthen the last

quarter began Contran to expectations St Kilda

was not exhausted ha its strenuous efforts in the

third quarter and although Morrison earlt got

Footflcra)*s 10th goal the tlsitors were soon

battling hard in the i Icinitt of the home team s

I goal Constant attacks, hove»er, produced onl)

eight points, FootFcrat s defence being too btrong

W Roberts recela ed attention from trainers late In

the last quarter During tile brief periods in nhlch

play swung oter the centre, Footscray succeeded

in adding 27 points, ind the game ended with the

Footscray, 13 gls 14 bhds (92 pts)

St. Kilda, 0 gls. IO hillls (58 pts)

Goal kickers -s Footscra»-Downie (3) Finchcr

(3), Spurling (2), Morrison (2), Ware (2) Akcd

St Kilda-Alohr (4), Comte, Scanlon, 11 Neill, G

Minogue, toter quick to the hall and in passing,

was Pootsera) s best pi it er 0 Brien particular!)

after Iialf time, showed speed and tenacitt on the

wing and AicAIiineon the opposite side was liso

weil in e» ¡dence Fineher nas Hie most alert for-

ward although Downe kicked is rnanj goals Cate

and T Sherman itere ter) reliable defenders and

Stetens tvas an untiling battler in the nick

Datls (St Kildi) was the best player on the

ground He gate a remarkable iihlbitiou of mark

mg throughout the game Phill ps ms ulsaa in

great form md Holden was another lble defender

II Neill nlso took some grand mirks, nn I worked

imflnichinslt in the nick AA Roberts di 1 nell in

the centre and Lenco at"« i resourceful roter

GREAT WIN AGAINST PRESTON.

.plendid contests were the order or the da}

in Association football on Saturday. There were

three contests of particular interest, for the six

teams concerned were fighting for places Cam-

berwell overwhelmed Preston, the fight between

the cquil leaders iittactlng 10 000 people, who

were thrilled In the lire and dash of the ile

torious team Affcr a thrlllm. contest .andring

barn defeited Coburg b} a poht, and another ex-

citing finish saw Port Melbourne win from Wil-

liamstown b} Hire* points Oakleigh, the premier

team of last vear. hid ils first win on »Siturdav,

und promises lo take i leading part in the light

for n place In the four It hid Its champion,

-tudolph, pli} lui; for the first time this i

and, although he ia not vtt in form, his presence

prohibh hid in inn Iring cíTeet. for tile pla}

of the temi was empellen! Northcote i« anotliei

team that will be as conspicuous as usual.On

Saturday it more than doubled Brunswick's score

and showed great form. Prahran won comfort

ably from Brighton, and is maintaining its im-

Umpires were-M Camberwell, Stuart; at

Northcote Seebeck at Oaklelgh, Mckinnon;

Sandringham, Mowlam at Brighton, Mclnerney.

The Ar-xiulion pi ivers will meet ii Ilrunfi

wuk on Wednesliv for tin fin 1 conallo! pi tice

before the L.irltv gmii "gut»!, ihe L- -.ne on

Kings hirlhdiv (no\t Iblidiv) Ihn will begin

at 1 o clock, und will then live tei t i.ether,

iflcr which i pim <f riuinilgn for wimung the

mitch will he di««u «ed Th withdrn 1

tsvvn rCinnlinvvrll s hilffu-vild) Hld th" !

sibil inililhtv el Stew nt ftlie llrujiliu eil

lain) to ]liv min l"Md !ho selectors to choose

seven] men not in the oii-tmal "0 The eliims

if ll.iblph, who rlaioil lis Art "Mine fir the

sen«on it Oallel.'h on «iturdii, will it is -lid be

lonsidered but lie is ne»! let in foim lu thcr

olloMcr m.v nlbj le included

Coburg v. Northcote, at Coburg

Proston V Poit Melbourne, it Prestu

Brunswick v. Oakleigh, at Urunswiek

Sandrlnoham v Prahran, jt lhnipton

Yarraville v. Brlrjhlon, it Yirril Hie

Wllllsmttown v. Camberwell, at Wllll'iin.t-ivii.

I reston lud three repl icemen!« In Hq trim

Dlneeii (toni lifJlueiitv) ivis replace 1 in the tlrst

quirter Iv V, iMi. llirdiug (bruised thigh) give

wai to "nderbill m tin m coud <iuirt«r, und

Reichtum («iriilncd shoulder niusil, ) uns npi iced

in tie third qunter In Ciiiminuluim All.i the

rntch bpargo w is tr< ned f «r «tr lined shoulder

mu«!Cle Hird, Hie ceiitie nun liad to neilve ut

teilloli lulu dilling the dav, but left the pound

iccling no ill eiTwts !!<> collipsed wh n lie roi-o

u.terdiv nion nig, however, and niedleul atten-

tion wa-. f»ought bullering from internal bruis

ing he mav be out of the tt nu next Mtuidiv

Hruee (I'lihrin) wis e irried Irom the piound

in i da7id eondition in tin last quiirter, but he re .

loiori 1 qulcl Iv in Hu diessiiig room ÎU fell

he iv llv on lib head after going for 1 mar! *A

Johnstone Ol'Union) tomplained of a knee injurv

Ac half lime M-.i-hall (Coburg) who leee'icd

4 wine shaking in a cruth in the rccond quarter.

nos replaced hi Reoies. Milburnc (Sandring

ham), who receited a cut oter tile e)c nhlch

necessitated a stitch carl) in the game, plajed

Milne (Northcote), suffering f-om a cracked

cheekbone, which was discoiered as the result of

an X rai examination aesterdu), was replaced

after half time b) Honig lie mat be out of

the game for two or three necks Dei receiaei

a kick on the thigh, hut did not lcate the

(.round Brinston (Brunswick) scrloush sprained

his ankle and ma) not be able to pi ti next

week Wheeler too: lils place

At half time Et ans 031X811116) suffer rg f-om

bruised ribs was replaced b) Peters and Pennt

(concussion) was replaced b) Driscoll

Drew (Williamstown) receited un injur) to thi

thigh muscles in the game against Port Mel

bourne, and was replaced b) Blake I ynch re

ccited a cut 0}e, Walsh an injun to the ankle

and Cutting a bruised side Boquesl (Port Alel

bourne) injured his log in the quarter and was

The attendances at the Association matches on

Saturday were greater than usual The receipts

at the Williamstown ground are only approxi-

Camberwell v Preston 10,000 £135

Wlilliamstown v Port Melb 6,000 £60

Sandringham v Coburg 3,500 £50

Oakleigh v Yarraville 5,00O £48

Brighton v Prahran 1,500 £40

Northcote v Brunswick . 3,500 £33

Splendid Play by Cambeiwell.

Camberwell gained a most decisive victory over

Preston, and is now the only undefeated team.

It had previously shared that honour with Preston,

ind the meeting of those teams atttacled 10,000

people to the Camberwell ground, which was in

excellent order The game was pla)ed ititi

gleit dash and tigour, but Camberwell was th.

stronger and its nifeged, straight ahead tactic,

unbalanced 1'reston, which was continuall) being

bumped out of its stride Judicious use of hand

ball, splendid position play, greater pace, super

loiit) in the rutk, on the"ttiugb and in defence,

».re all features that contributed to Cumber

wells oi em helming win Other learns will hate

to plaa excellent football to displace such a

well balanced ind airlie side

The breeze slightly faioured the goal to which

CutmientiU first attacked, and although Camber

well led at the first change bv 0-9 to 2-2 there

was little between the teams In the earlier

part of Hie quarter the lead changed no fewer

than file times It nas plavcd ut u great pace,

with Camberwell attacking tilth great deter

minalton as the quarter proceeded Strenuous

defence bi Preston, howeier, made manv of the

sliots hurried ones thus accounting for the

numerous beiilnds Handbill was being used to

effect In Cambemell, but defence b) both sides

-is the distinguishing feature

Camberwell oegaTi to obtain a firm grip on

lie game In the second quarter It plajed ii ith

great dash and d«tcnninafion, its rugged pla)

upsetting Preston, which nas thremn out of its

stride bi Hie hard bumping of Camberwell, which

concentrating on keeping the» pla) open, made

the ]acc ter) great lhere nas no lack of action,

and the nlojcrs, in their eagerness, flew for the

milks in packs Preston avas losing opportunities

In attack I ecause of the tendency of its attackers

to «tra) from their positions. Camberwell had

the bitter of the ruck and air duels, and lu position

pla) was immeasurablt superior to Preston, who«e

mon were usually at the back instead of in

front of opposing plajers The large crowd showed

aPI rcciatlon of the spirited plav by applauding

as the pla)ers lett the field at half time, when

Cam! enteil led bt 9-13 to 4-3

I'la) in the third quarter demonstrated Camber

wells undoubted superiorlt), for it added fiio

soals to one an 1 led b) 13-18 to 6-10 Its posl

tton pla« and handball were features of its pla)

One goal bj luff was-the result of neat handbill

between Petrie, Alason Bowe, and Lawn, which

found Luff almost b) himself within east range

Spectacular marks b) Lui! and Collins also added

goals. Camberwell continued to win in the ruck

and ils st stem in attack left Preston defenders

standing It odopted straight ahead tactics and

I the cla«hes were often fierce, it ttli Preston n llting

So great was the difference in the scores when

I th» li«t quarter nas begun that play lacked its

former fire The great efforts of the plai crs

had had its effect on their stamina although there

I were occasional fine flashes of plat Cambemell

«cored two goalB quicklt, and Preston, attacking

elesperatclv at the finish, added two more The

Camberwell, I7 gls 20 bhds. (I22 pts ).

Preston, 7 gis. I4 bhds. (56 pts.).

Goal kickers- Cambemell-Lull (9), Collins (2)

Petrie (2), Latin (2), Coffin (2) Preston-Warr

(3), Langwell (2), Summers, Poulter

Greenwood nas the most conspicuous plater on

the Cambemell side He nas practically hit ¡neible

at centre half back particular!» in the carlt part

of the game, handling the hall well, takinç ex-

cellent marks, and showing great dash and judg

ment Jones, full back atas safe and sure, and

worried the attackers all dav O Neill bore the

brunt of the following, and nas tireless and effie

tite Coffin in the same position and In attack

plaj eil spedall) well, his pace and dash being

features of his plaa Luff, full forward, shotted

î fini sense of the aaluo of position pla) and

marked and kicked splendidlt Labk) was a con

spicuous success as n ro er and atas alwa)6 in the

thick of the fra) Mason, the captain handled the

leam well, awl set the plajers a good example

b) his dish Collins, on the hilf forward nlng

pia) ed his best game of tile season and the others

all plated their part nell

Poulter, following and placed aras the be«t man

on the Preston side and thoroughli deserted the

gold midal presented bv Mr II Porter Ills

marking wa« spectacular, and he folloned stroneh

Warr, i dashing and cleicr roter, nas little behind

liini Monolum centre halfback, pla)cd nilli

determination and marked well at times Spargo

and Smith gate good displays in defence Summers

roted nith his usual tenacity and showed ¿reit

pace In making openings Taylor, following and

placed avas conspicuous for most of the game

GRAND GAME AT WILLIAMSTOWN.

"*iou were unluck} to lose, and we were lucky

lo win ' said the president of the Port Melbourne

club (Councillor _ Griffin), in addressing MU

llamstown officials and plaiers after the game at

Williamstown That eumraarv of thi game was

sporting and accurate, for Port while it pli}ed

a splendidli solid and consistent game was

fortunate to win b} three points after a hard, fast

and exciting game Twice Williamstown missed

easy shot- in front of goal in the last quarter,

li illiamstown was superior in the air, and was

slight*} faster Port waa the more experienced

side, and it had the better of the ground pli}

V, illiamstow n's backs were solid, lind it more than

held its own in the ruck, but its forwird3 did

not make the most of their chances I crt iviib

equal!} strong in defence, and it had a slight

superior!.! across the centre It owed its nctor}

to ita greater steadiness and eienness

Superior marking gave Williamstown the ad-

vantage in a fast, open game, with frequent

bursts of brilliant passing Port \ns unable to

driie its thrust- home owing to uncertain pla}

forward, and at quarter time Williamstown led bj

.l-5 to 1-2 Taking advanlige of the wind,

which blew straight down the ground. Port was

more ligorous in the second quarter and the

defenders found it difficult to stop the tearing

dashes U half lime Port led bv 6-7 lo C-_

A splendid game became more exciting in the

third quarter, when Port struggled desperate!}

and successfully to keep W illiamstown's lead to

snintl proportions Although aided bi tile wind

Williamstown lacking precision and cohesion on

the forward lines, failed to obtain a commanding

lead U the beginning of the last quarter Wil-

liamstown led b} 7-11 to 7-1

Battling grandli \\ 11 llamstown were supreme in

the air throughout the !a»t quarter Kicking

against ihe wind it showed the best form of the

match Port defended splendidli, but less than

two minutes before the final bell Sinclair broke

through and put W llliamstovvn three points ahead

Less than a minute attervvards F Perrett turned

the tables, giving Port a three point nctorr

Port Melb, IO gls II bhds (71 pts).

Williamstown, 9 gls. 14 bhds. (68 pts.).

Goal-kickers - Port Melbourne - Bedford (2)

Buckle} (2), E Perrett (2) Stanbr'dge Sil .

Power, and Murphv \\ ilHim«towu-Ilelwig (a),

Grant, 11} me, JleGrath Panics, Cahill, and ími

lor Port Melbourne *L Perrett (defending and

following) waa alwavs cool ind accurite aid h

made the best U6e of his chances The result of

the match depended on lils Kick m the last 100

seconds of the fini! quirter when he oil lined

the winning goa! Plumrl Ige's roi Ing was splen

did He was conspicuous for forceful and cleier

play in the emslie«. Tmlc mil Stanbrid.e gue

useful service in the nick, I oiett and !Iarri«oii

(wing) Initiiteil riunj attacks with crisp, fist

pim, Bueklev (forward and following) directed

his passes well, and mnrkel sure'} , Girbutt and

Baker gave sterling service m defence. Bedford

pln}ed a servlceible gime it full forward and

Sing (forward) and **oiue«t (centre) thowed

Plailng a lion hearted gime Ilelwig wi«

best man on the ground Whether forward, j

back, or in the ruck he broit(,ht Williamstown I

success niE spectacular marking rccurate kick

ing, and tearing ruiu rou - d the crowd s en-

thusiasm T-vnch (bick) gaie a splendid exhibí

tion of dashing back.pliv In a d fence which I

was alwivs difficult lo penetnte cikc uni Flinn |

were conspicuous for rugged, solid gunes !>if

posing of the ball unerrlngli and with remark

able sliced, and turning cleverlv, Bim « gave a

grand gime at centre \gani«t fe mi! labio op

position O Brien obtained the knot, out time after

time in the nick Culill pnrticularli in "

second half had the better of Ilvde m nnnv

citing icrlul duels Drew (roiIng) give his u«ual

| («melons, clever gmu until injured and Sin

chlr. plnilnc dishing!} at hilf lenard, male

SANDRINGHAM WINS WITH LAST KICK

A rumrkibli close finish to 1 contest of sus

tained in(cre«t wis vvitncisid bv spectators of tit.

mitcli between «..ndriiiglnin and Coburg it

Spnlnnghini With scores level it the final bell

a strong kick In X1 Bourke who hid just tiken

a muk «cone! a behln! und '-.ndrinrhiiii won

li i i oint lunn of ««indringham wlo v\ is sui

¡ering from bruised rib« wis replu ed bv Deni

Vol in «t of the first rmurtir «Miidrl l.liim

mile a ] or «hewing ainlnit Cobirg wliiih »

pining i stnij long 1 ickiug, open gun md

lal «cor ) l-l betöre i flag nu« rused for tia

hrnie »ile Showing great «] cod, howoicr, «-md

ringi am sud lenli toole iliarge, and without

leimig C lurg a momement of respite brought

tlie scores to ö-4 against Coburg s --G at the

close of tlie term The second quarter was eienlv

cm tested Coburg still maintaining it. slight

le ii Tlie tootha)! wis interesting, but not of i

hi.li st in Ian! it this «tige Sandringham did not

lit ir to be achieving signi! success with its

short I a«»lng M half time Coburg led b} S- 0

The thirl quirter igaln revealed little between

Hie temi«. Hie tenicili md deterniiniiun ef

Coburg ineircd to check the speed and dash of

Sin bingil ii" It the close Coburg still ltd,

13-11 lo 12-It lieiroduclng its form of the

hitter put of (li first quarter, Sandringham it

tack 1 with gre it vigour and nice Coburg

di.plte the pace met the onslaught with stei li

ness ml desperate determination Almost

tliiotighou! the game holered lu the balance, and

at (lie bell, willi billi sides striilng dcsperatel}

sion» were even Then M Bourke scored

winnini: Is lilli 1 from a conoide rahle distance

ef gi_! Forg Iful of the fact tlrat Bourke

. ... iel lo (ike hi« kuk tim wlldlv excited uowd

Legiu to cntei the areni. I it.ii scores

Sandringham, 16 g1«!. 19 bhds. (115 pts.).

Coburg. 16 gls lu bhds. (114 pts).

l!»t ilnvei> lo- Sandringham were -iemm

(lull 1 nk und centre) De lucí (forvvird), tit?,

gellie! (forward), kui ment (. dashing rover) uni

liec.ton (ruck) lor Coburg Mnnln (wing),

renk ins (ruck) Bertram (full back). Willoi, ¡

Bilggs, and .rockdale (forwirda) were the best '

Ocal kicker. - Sandnnsham - Ü« Luc. (.),

t orbes (2) Lockton (2) Rat ment U) M Bourl c

Dore) Mllburne and Thoms Coburg-\A illox

(o) Stockdale (o) Harris (2) lirigts (-)

A heal 1er .superior ruck steadiness in defence

unerring use of short passing and good team

work especiall) forward enabled Northcote to

defeat Brunswick bt 37 points Brunswick played

a hard fast game and was not so fir behind as

the scores indicated but cosllv mistakes on ile

back line and a tendcnc) bv most of its platers

to run with the ball when a Ion«, kick nould hate

been safer and more effeetlte handicapped it

seicrela A feature of the game nas the remark

nblv accurate kicking of faetmour (Northcote)

who obtained 10 goals In the Vortheo e team

Dei replaced ierklns who was suffering from

Speed and effectue use of handball tilth marl-ed

supiriorlt) in the ruck enabled Northcote to take

the lead early Indecision and sion ness in dis

posing of the ball led to mistakes on the Bruns

nick back line which resulted in at ltast four of

iNorlhcoto s goals in the first halt At half time

Northcote led b) 12-7 to 7-5

The football in the last half was of a hi"her

standard altl ough one sided Northcott a sui eri

ont) in the ruck and its use of ststem and short

passing gale it a strong adi intake while Bruns

nick continued to make man) mistakes, due to its

tendcnc) to run too much with the ball The

Northcote forwards were superior, showing keen

judgment in their co operation and position pla)

in contrast with Brunswieks crottdcl forward line

where pla)era frequentl) hampered each other

Despite the disparity in the scores interest waB

maintained bl the speed and ngour of the plav

in nhich both teams shotted surprising stamina

Northcote 23 gls 15 bhds (153 pts).

Brunswick, IO gls 6 bhds (66 pts)

Goal kickers -Northcote - Seamour (10) Ross

(4) Cole (3) Milne Brat Goullet Powell Gra)

and B)rne Bruns A-ick-Chapman (3) Branston

(2) Mutimer (2) Carroll (2) and Fitzgerald

For Northcote Se)mour was in excellent form

Although careful!« guarded all dav he marked

brilliantl), and from 10 6hots for goa! obtained 10

goals. He could hate Increased his total had he

not seterul times unselfish!) passed to team mates

in better positions. Corrigan nas brilliant in the

centre while Ross (roving) did much beaty work

Dea who came into the team as a result of a last

minute change marked nell but naas injured and

could scarcely walk in the last quarter Rowe and

Goullet nore largely responsible for the succès«

of the Itortbeote ruck I binlth also pla) ed

One of Brunswick s best men nas B Woods who

marked well and made good uso of the ball, in

marked contrast with manv other members of the

team Fitzgerald nas a fast elusitc roter Par

tieularly In the last half, AA Reid nas conspicuous

willie Branston pla) ed a solid consistent game

Blackmore and Chapman both did nell altérnate!)

PRAHRAN TOO FAST FOR BRIGHTON

Little difficulty as experienced by Prahran in

defeating Brighton by a substantial margin at

Elsternwick Park on Saturday Prahran gave a

promising display on the wings, where it was

partlcularly fast and its players were generally

in front of Brighton in the ruck. Brighton was

weak across the centre, with the result that

man) promising attacks did not reach the for

ward line The team seemed to be playing with-

out confidence in the second half Koop the

Prahran full back, was instrumental in stopping

many of Brighton's attacks A feature of Prahran's

game was the success it achieved by short passes

and accurate punching out of the ball

Although the scores were level at the end of the

first quarter Prahran had given the best display

It marked particularly well on the forward line

and had its kicking been accurate it would have

had a more substantial score Prahran players

disposed of the ball quickly, while Brighton

adopted rush tactics and lost many opportunities

through its men not waiting to take their free

kicks The two goals Brighton scored were due

to fine individual efforts by Johnson. Brighton

attacked first in the second quarter and was

unlucky to score only two points Winning con-

tinuously in the centre line, Prahran took control

Brighton struggled hard in the third term but

was up against a team whose high markers were

able to frustrate almost every attack. Prahran

attacked continually, but kicked poorly The

players had little excuse to offer for their eight

behinds because the slight wind was not trouble-

some Play was often dull towards the end of

the match Had it not been for Johnson who

klcked three goals in the last quarter Brighton

would have gone down more heavily. Final scores

Prahran, 12 gls 24 bhds (96 pts)

Brighton 8 gls 16 bhds (64 pts)

Goal kickers -Prahran-Jordan (3) Williams

(2), Hawkins (2), Wells (2), Mahoney, Salter Trim

Brighton-Johnson (5), Clotz. Poulter, Hill

Koop did best service for the Prahran side He

marked perfectly in goal and kicked out a great

distance Bruce (halfback) showed a thorough

knowledge of the game, while Jordan (roving)

took full advantage of the knock outs from the

scrum Hawkins (forward) showed considerable

promise He had many opportunities, and would

have had a higher tally of goals to his credit

if his kicking had been more accurate. Williams

and Mahony also did good work

Hill, Poulter and Cantwell were probably the

best of the Brighton players Hill was con-

spicuous for his fine work forward and in the

ruck at all stages of the game Poulter (following)

was always reliable, while Cantwell and Joynson

were most effective back men. Johnson and Hunt

By us decided tictory gi er íar-atille Oakleigh

has njtv remoled itself from the bottom of the

P ennerFÎ ip list. The win mrticnlarl) as the

match «»as pitted oi th^ home ground, nas

popular ard thoroughl» de cn»! Trom the be

ginning Otklei.h showed itself superior in air

tactics although "Aiirraiille naF the heaticr ende

and coull uscallt gam possession of the ball in

Rodwell nx« the first to score fo- Oakleigh and

througho t the game his tiork was consistent

Although Oil leigh liegan the second quarter one

goa! bellin! it quicklt shotted theit it nas the

better team The ground was drt and hard,

and e»cn dust) m the centre but A irratille

nas outclassed and «»«eti with the nlnd nas

unable to 1 reaet doun the offetisiie of Oiklelgb

One of the most spectacular pieces of play was

during the second quarter athen Ames, one of

Oakleigh s most reliable forward men on Satur

dat klrkM i brilliant goal oier lil« head He

appeired to kick at ranelon ottr his left shoulder

but to the suri ris«» nd delight of the crowd It

At ith nine points in arrears at half time Aarn

ill!» speede! up the game Aarratilic plate!

two netv men after half time I «ans being re

placed b« Peter« and Penn) being replaced bj

Driseol! lor the second rart of the unie tie

int r st tn<* lltened coi sidcrall Oakleigh re

lulled ill ila opponent« ta tie« ind tie score

eontinui I to m lint up lalls were frequent

arl eft n « «eral piners nere on tie ground at

th same time lut Oiklelgb gímela oeercane

ill the onslaught« if the heaticr team The

Oakleigh 15 gls 20 bhds (110 pts)

Yeirravillo IO gls 12 bhds. (72 pts)

Goal kicker«- Oiklcijrh-1 riser (f) Rodwell

(2) Ames (2) Hernani (2) Spain (.) Fleming

lan-nillc-lordlmm (i), W Bucklet (2) Brumlv

tor Oakleigh the beat senice t i«; cjien bj

Podttell nnd Iras r In their r spcetite positions

of halffomard and forward their pla« was ilwits

ur spiin mil Mudge (followers) nere i!«o

among the best plater but Rulcl|h «ho »» t«

sniff nut, from Inilucnri, w is not ii le to tut

hk n uil «ipiort lo lils« leam B rnard Hie net«

mm plated well aid s smith and He«i r were

A lrranljp nas fortunate m hmng the s mee«

of «ucli men a« Fordhim W unlit m aid Alilbnrn

Ml Ihree ure consistent plains and »nth At Luck

let anl Ilrumb« were the best on the side

Chandler (Savings Bank) 12 Goals.

Tho fifth round of Metropolitan Amateur ¡rame«.

... .... -. ... and D Fertiona, while1 in Ü section

three toain« are 1e\cl with four \ictories. Mel

hurnian» Ocfe.ited thi* liitlierto undefeuted Collectons

in the princtp-U A Rixtion caine, and is now the only

uudcu.ated «dde, followed bj Old Scotch and Cul

lecians. with 16 points each ...¡.tcrnwick and Old

Paradions are next, with three rictorioö each. Neither

of tho University tennis han yet won a ßamt. In

tho li section Jîentleich (IS pointa) lead» from

I.rishton Tcchnic.l Old Bo.a flh), St. Paul's d4»,

liruiibuiclt. West Hawthorn, and llrlghtomalo (li

Canterbury United, Old XaTiorianß, and Olen

" * * " mc pi nu* each in C (tt-ction, while i

fid Ho}*, and Sandringham haTu i

?tories In l> section St, lirnatlun

auain won ana leads with CO points from North

Melbourne CHU. (16). West JJrunitwick and

National liank (1" pointai. I

1 he l^ht coa ..hickins perform arco on Saturday

waa that of Chandler (SüvIi.sb Bank), who scored ,

13. Chandler ha« been »elected an full forward

for th« third bucccmIto year for the tuten lato, ama-

teur team, which thi*, j ear will play id Adelaide

on the Kings Birthdaj (hino fi) lhere wt.re

several other good performances Quinn (Old Tura

¿ians) Robinson luid Scotch) rowell (Bentleigh)

O Mara (Sandringham) und Guest (Weat IlruiiswuJt)

scored S (Toals each la j lor (Elstern.rick) Del

I) idgo (¡savings BinM and Coates (Old N-avíeriaus)

OÍD MLLBCRMWb ffr-U d CoUcgiant

.0-12 ii a dobo game nt Weale} college Plaj nas

ttlwflis interest]ne and hard fought strenuous tdsslui

uerd uJternatcd with periods oí faht opeu football

Collegians held a. slight udTunUcc for the first threô

t|Ujrtcrn. hut Melburnlans ii ni si ed Terj 6 trout, h

Iho deciding factor in Melburnlaus victor} uas lite

plaj of Ho cc (full back) particular]! in the last

quiirter Others who did -Kell for ti e wlnnert» were -

D Ward (birk) Churchill (foil owl liff). Whituic and

J S Campbell (forwards) Goal kickers - Whltins

(.ii Mccrae (3) Vtkini J S Campbell, «nd Mols

The beat for ColleUans were Hepplcs (centre hilf

forward) J tans (centrej Hartnell (half back)

Huberts an 1 McDonald Coal kickers -Law ( >

Holden (*> Percy Hepplcs Stan Uah and Barnett

OLD SCOTCH COLIlwlVNb 21-18 A L.»»t

Malvern 10-10 in all departments at Glenina nnd

espcclallj across ti e centrft Malrcru misled op|K>r

tuuities but Old Scotch scored crerj time the I til

went forward Old Scotch "howel exceptional j to

i ti das anl ith beat men were Pearson Hobin o i

(full forwari) G law (centre) Hisson (roving)

B meit, anl 1 ater«on Goals were «.cored b> Robin

(al leamonh) Harnett (2) lliçbon U> Oui

Morris Mrlbee Hein.! liest for thi Io er* weie

Barwick (centre half back) Page On-nid* a» 1 \r.el

(folio«em) Goal kickers were -Ward (41 1 agrni

(3» Mcfnrth> (*>) and Hoelw

OTO PARlDMNS 17-lt. d Geelonc 1 -1_

in a Terj fast (fame at Heidelberg The Parad ans

Raine! a lead of three coala in the firRt, quarter and

just held it all through The ccutre duels were

very keen all daj Hust for the winners were

Barrett (wing) Pickett (halfback! Mortimer

(centre) Quinn Knox and Gott ? oaî kickers -

Quinn (S Got« (31 MeLeod (21 Derura lljnn

Vnlrews and Arthur for the lofers Warren

(centre) I inrott (following) Quick (fullback. Aire

(mving) Dexter and Palmor did ben md Hinch

liiTe (5) H irdiman (2) Quinn Mckay W ngl t

Hewett Hfil an M ire kicked goals

ELSTERNWICK 13-I8 d University Blues

-14 at Brighton Beach Play was scrambling,

but one feature was the marking of the Blues

1 lhtermvick had the better cf thi» ground ) la>

Scoring wns eren till half time but in tin? thi ni

quir*er 1 lsternwick teored 4-7 to 0-1 nnl 5-1 lo

?-S in the laßt Quarter Rest for the winners «ere

Dickens (wins) Creed (I ick) Dudgeon (rotins)

Tailor (forwird), and V ^mith Toals were ki kel

li Taylor (f) Duldeon (41 Heard, \nderson and

Vest Bett for the lo°en were TI % ollugi (centre)

«.¡hanron (full hack) J Homo Dick and Mathews.

Coal kicken- -Donaldson (3Î Moms Q\ Wilson

ST m ISVMSfS B\NKt 27-10 il T nitons tj

Black* 12-11 on the Hovil lark Mental Ho

"* I lu j was more even than the

Micfirlan (half birk) Tully (following) _

Ktihlnmn and Moll «on Coal kicken -Mc \ulfffe

H) Ineland C1 Hicks Í21 Dorne* (_? Rjan

Mftcnauchton and Br glea.

Best plajers for tht winners were 1 king Watpon

Tlarratt Cardwell Kílnej and K Brown (ol

kickers -Kidnej H) Smith P) Watson p) Bell

Hirratt Neusa M. Kerrell. and 7 Kmc Best for

tho losers were -1 olanl Hulsunleck I nion W art

man Ra rue anl T Taylor Coal kicker* -Kelson

(3), Warttnan Í2) Bjrne Jorj Cuthbert and

WFST HAWTHORN 1G-12 ti Snrrej H Ils

12-14 in a verj even game at Sur«v Ililli B t

for the winners were lawson lean Wills Morris

anl \rmitace Goal kickers-raw» n (0l Watson

(¿I, 1 itman (3* In I-raser (roving) the Ioscm

hal the best man on tho ground Others tho Ud

well were Linden A Fjfo Wools anl lonf-s.

Coal kickers-Woods (5) 1 rascr (4) Ollis Morn

BRIGHTON TECHNICVL OID BOrS 11-12 <'

Brunswick 0-17 in a clofe panic at itriahtoii

Best for the ivinners were W alker (best on ground I

Davis Middlemiss Ta>lor 1 Hobble and \\ oolfe

í oal kickers -Mncanlej (3) I Shu \ ( Î) Bo tch

Hutchins did heit Coal kkkers -\\ Hickox (4(

Blrinclnrl (21 Mitchell Herbert, nnd Holibone

BENTLUGH 2b~25 casib defeated BuhtooI

ti-0 111 1 one si led game at Bentleich lu I

Dalton tie winners hil the best man on (he croun 1

Powell Mcculloch Anthonj and Perraton a>o did

well Con.1 kickers-Powell (S) Harrop (5) Crook

(21 Vllen (2) Broadbent (2) Tate C>1 \nthou%

Afôrris Perraton V Dalton and T Dalton 1 ir

the losers r Moore A Moor*» McMeekin Neate

nnd Mace did fe» Gail kickers -D Moore (I)

Mice (2) MoMef-kin (21 and ^wab

riTTlRLMBM N 1 24-20 easilj defeated

Teacher,, College 1-10 at Murrumbct.ni Best for

tho winners were ^biella (best on ground) Peddish

Edwards S Trancis and Barnes. Goal kickers -

Barnes Cï). Reddish IV Shiells ( {) Ja-per (2)

Hiteson (2) Waters (J) Tuddin (2) Condron (2)

Reid Barker S 1 rancis lilley an i Edwards Bet

pissen for Teachers College were Chapman Tmer

son Moore Martin and DuBours Coal kickera -

Dandenong I"-]* inflicted its first defeat on Can

terbury United 10-16 at Dandenong Best plajers -

Dandenong - \ckland (umpire a yote) Robinson

Fairbank Mcpherson Pigdon and Hamilton Can

terburj- Peterson. Williams Burt Atkinson Bo\d

Shores Goal kickers - Dandenong-Hoblnsí n d»

\\ llliams (31 Mci 1 crson (2) Hamilton \ckland

nnd Spurt? Canterbury - Williams (3Í Bojd (o)

Petorson (2) K SilTers (2)

Glenhuutlj 10-16 d IvingsTllle f*-1) at Kings*

*" Best plajers -Glenhuntly-Bimfleld Vtkim

Old Xanenans 16-21 d Melbourne High OH

Bojs 12-12 at XaTier Best placera -Xavicrians

-Kennedj (umpire s rote) Campbell Coates

O Kane Desposes T O Halloran MIIS

McDonouch Pearson Dunlop Strickland Goa!

kickers -\ avien ins-Coates (C1 Kelly (3) Hurren

Hoppo, Campbell Kennedt 1 O Halloran White

and O Kane MHS, -Dant-s (4) Pear on (2)

Old Hallcjbury Trinity 11-11 d «outh Caitlficld

10-11 at Tarra Park 1 est jHjcrs - Old Hulejburj

Trinity-Mo-s Meek Jelh« Dredge Jenkin lo ret

South Caulfield-C arrctt (umpires rote) C lohn

sion Pickett D Hutchinson II Hutchinson Biui

court. Goal kickers-Old Haileybury TrinJtj-1 arl

ner (4) 1 roderick (3) Weir (2) Derhnm Colmin

South Caulfield-H Hutchinson (4) Cliss (¿> Do

Sandringham 10-1*1 d Old Caulikll Cmn

- - ?- drinchim Be«t plajers -Sand

,-.T_ _ _piras voto) íernii it Mara

Nankerts Bradley OH Catüfitia-DouRÍa* I till

Kbell Shaw Goal kickers -Sin lrhigham-0 Man

(S) Nankerris (V Robertson (2Ï IIolH«. robertson

Mccormack Old Caulfield-Crozte* J ogan I yali

St Tenatius, 12-20 d North Mclbomio ClT

DM Boas 11-10 at Vorth Melbourne B 6t »later*

-St. Icnatius-O Toole (umpires vote) Ualwcj

Bercy, and Hickey North Melbourne-Copsey Howe,

Lumsden, Tjrrell Goal kickers-St, leiutiu-*-M ni

plavers -National Bank - Cameron, \Aalfh _

O Hará Footscray-Turner Jewell, PlUna. Coil

kicken-National Tlimk-'W alsh iV J O Hará .2)..

Cameron (21 Burford, Devenish Wright Leathirt

Randles. FooUcriy-Turner (5), McDonach ii)

Poccok (2) Jewell Crowder _

Ormond 10-It tied with V R and V Bank

10-15 at Ormond There were about COO spectators

Best plajcrs -Ormond-Markham McNamnri (um

pire s Tote) P S'rickland. Quihsrapton J- S, and

\ - Drumrnond I/ock-r-KXi, 7 Matson Barker Go "

kickera-Ormond-A Strickland (31, Foster (

Markham P Strickland Hallows, -Vrcua. Mitels,*

H. S and A -Barter (4) Lockwood (2) ixott

Horder riswortl« A Martin

West Brunswick 21-17 d Old Brlchto_

13-6 at Brunswick. Best pla>ers -We*t Hn.n_ATii.lv

-Napier Carter Snell Williams. Old Bnchtonians

Paroissien (umpires Totel Pellintr Ttowell \ixhcr

Goal kickers-Mest Brunswick-Guest Pari;

f4) Carter (2). f* Hatrart (2- P nncart *.-.__.

Napier Gaston Sutton- Old Brlghtonims-\\nlt-h

Í2) UHf Í2) Bobin-wn (21 Pi '"'

Gil sou Cock, ParolEFicn, EntwUtl

UHf Í2) Bobin-wn (21 Piree (21 Howell

»i.-jou Cock, ParotfiFien, EntwUtlc

Gardiner it-10 d Liihtmib Hfrii Old I.o\>

.liner j i-ni u «ulmit«.-_-> ii'hil * "?' »h-ii.

--_, at Parin illo Be?t player*» -Our liner - \

¡smith (umpire s rote) lane Kemp Taj tor I If s

-IJvani Sharp James Steele Brown Boulter

Coal kickers-Gardiner-^nook (4) Kemp (¿I T me

(2) MacOenrge (2) Taylor (21 Munn. \ ns

Brown (9) Brae? (2> Steele BmiIUt Tamp«

Alteration in Interstate Amateur Team

N Law the brilliant Old Scotch half bul. l,r>

withdrawn from tho Victorian Amateur si le which

will Tisit Adela! Ia for the aunual interstate came

acainst the '?Vrnth Australian Amateur* on I*, mc s

Birthday holiday (Mondas June 61 He is unible

to make the joumej for business rciwuiß an i the

selector-. haTe chosen T Crehan (Brunswirk) to

maVo the trip Jn hi*, placo One of the oncinil re

Two particular's dow matches were i ujr 1

the Saturdas morning TnduB rift! Lfigu-« on Sa*t_.

das between leading team« One match i ti won

bj five points and tlie other bs four Although

Havel-üc won tbo first four nnlclios ii his ni "

been defeated twice and competition is keen b

tween t-reral clubs for the leading position

Interest attached to the match between fir! t .

Brewery and *, ictoria Brewers necauio Carltou

Brewers «as defeated bj liai flock in ti o first

match and Victoria Brewers '-ii tho first "

to defeat Havelock on tho provii in Sa

After a cloro name throughout while Uki

liltlo between the teams Carlton Brewer«

a. atrong finish ind won with a^uoal o few ii..

beforo time Lanmti. (Victoria llreworyl MiTercd

s'i.lit con URsion Scores -Carlton lin rc-j 10

Boats 1. behlnds d \ letona Brewer« 30 _oaÎ9 s

Goal knien. - Carlton Brewer} - Whiteoak

(81. DowueB (2), Colon 1.1 Carter Kirk and

Hollow \ ¡eton. Brewers-Eagles ("I OUUtii

(2) I Dollcrtj (21 Ivcnt Balien and .met'i

Hist «laser» - Carllon Brewery - «al* T

Smith Cohen Downe« Hollo v Barrett Whiteoak

and *»\ interbine Mctoria Brewer«, - Ragles Ktul

Knott Bah n Tanta Hub} anl *t Dohert«.

Mihoush Tlavelo«.- 1 U at half-time lusg'K

wirla klckc- inaccurate!} and sacrifie- m o.,

tliiiitS to estalll«. a rall! Mc lei! Hie Hau lock

pla> at Hines waa scrambling an I in led i e La«

toll narke! well r- vre« - I nj.ol« j seal. 1"

bel in !« d Havelock o coals o I chin H

C ii k1 ker« - Ia, .c1« - Ho, (.) Kupeh

Jostler an! G Hu ii eli. It ireliK.-kiels U>

lieht pissen - lairols - C Heathcote Mit cn

Ho k !! Ine-. Kiijv li anl II enan lliveliek

II 11 Dm Kiel«. Bt t Har li. in und J Moodie

Goode! ild« mc Dunlop a . trong terni

Be t p'aurs - Dull p - I! ni r Cris, ltaiui

Il llmmoi« I ton, and In«!»? I uxlchllls*

««niitll C nnell M cetbun AletaiUcr, II O i> nud

Miro had no did! lllty in deieJtlii"

' ' f-iilo) to mint tin it« in

o or thrco w» oka. "Miro .... . .

... _. operation and although Harold Slio

lied at times tho attac.s either Í ile-1 ti

!K«or plas or i ero brcken ni Is th«. rnsi&l nt

Miro backs I hr-Ies (Mimi lia! to Icivi tie Held

about luilf timo with a .tniiu I le.

was replaced bv Kipper rdmt nd« (1

was kicke 1 in the kuee and hb. roi ki... ., -

Stoke« and langdon (Haroll Miot.) ncuicd in

jiiriPR to unkle«. ««cores - Mir 1! i,c ila 11

bt-lnils d Hiroll Shoe 5 goal - lehn «

Goil kicker» - Miro - laïlnin ( i Lov (i|

McNults (2) Caddell, I\ca>s lune', I n di ! un

and Kipper Harold Slio. - Kli _ U) Ihoriv

Beat plas ers - Mlro-Colo« I urves I en lieh in

1 iftman Branchllower and Barnard Har ! I si e

-Sinday Nixon Ibón«. Batimán M kc« au!

Raymonds Dofoats Abbotsford

\lthou_li tho kickln. i tho (nuh wi«

ItasTnnndi. ilefcale. Abbote'crd Breurs Is

mack (J! simpson and ¿llakelos

Boat plistrs - I.nymoi ils - lowe M

Moore Batts Neales ¡loll! lis md 'on s !

ford Bnwerj - lohn on ii) pin. Bolah ill

I'remieisl ni points - f.eeli ut,. Carlt n ij M 1

bourne n foots ray lo ( ollin.« ooit Pi Iii i I I

12 South Melbourne r.Miidui S st luldu N.ril

Melloume ' ! it.roy llanthoii n I

Carlton io-It» _. Collingwood M~2 al A lot ia

Park, Tho lamo was fast and Interesting Hi« 1 lull

m_rkln_ of C-rlton and cood firnaril i las of le!

ltnGwoo- were fcMures In the last nuartor with

if*-1 J1?.** ?'V,tuií: for u,e lead a Colli-g^-'

kicked the ball ti e wrong way w. ch itíí^S.*4 *

lils side tho .ame Best Pinters - r?i,'* ci*

gow iu McLeod Boss Boyi. ki.. tnd^»T«

Petersoii Carlton -Williamson I.« p'"S

Dicker-on Haskett Goa! kickers - CollltS^1

Petersen M). Downs (al Ironie («H "iSP1* -

._?1r-trt;n:frII£*J,i\.tÎ,,/-i' ."*"« I-' ¿-ea *i Si1?

(21 Pollock Williams O Bourke «I--. 3

Richmond ift_s d Hawthorn tr-in ,tr..

under escellent conditions. H|__ttaV-in,. .t~'

long kicks tharactcn«ed the pla. winch" i,": K

!n the first half Ile bad"liar iv. ."~"i3

»ian the opposing foni-re. and Vet u!_.."

ii,«"vn After thç interval l.lchmoui r-dmírT^i

ahead Best Players. - ltichn oc. _ rîlf V"

Ts-ion Slcnliou« Saunders lu-ev raTr ,rf"

li ora-I/ntan Quartermaiii \i h« _ t. «., H,X

Cann bell, \eitih Goal kickers - le c"- vi. \,°

cor 13) Dod-nd rlT (o| Dean « T ¿1 rTa1''

ran Mumford Hawthom-Sai.be 1 (j 1 ., " ". "'

U 1 5'cndon South M. beurre 1 _n ,» r.

don S-IS It was an mte e«tn Vi »E«_

With markiri and long lickin t e 'ea 1 e. n ...

line open football South obtained a e, , "*

.lull it _radi_t!H Increased 1-or t«- s: , .a-.

.nlT Dipro-c Wilson I'olla-il <.- 1 .,. p).1,

ar.s slnpcl well I-ssendon wfs 1 s -j v,\

Brun |!x-t un ground! «mt 11 1 , ».'.'?.

Cime/ 1 iol-.ii and1-nail t ,] ]a i,. r .->

Melbourne-Tains 13 hi o f nr .. ,

("I Billiard« (21 Kearn 1» " «mi ,tl a. ' t,

ls«cndon-<iSh_i (>) an 1 (.1 \l_s v. [

Coi c7 and (.arlej p j _«. »

! o... cm 10-.1 d «H Ki da e_, , tr ,

arter a "00U gan c I _ct«cnv 111 ' 2 .-J

I alf I me 1 ut at the «11 r' he t r *-*. '

lead was reduced to two po 1 li ». ";

quater it won Is li I ni Ile I I . _> if

cus-1 m ey (2 pialal Orion 11 r.c 1! - , «, ,

aid Woodman '"I Oltr i«l.'<- It» - «

Co-k. Silnsbu- 1 emb rt > s \ , .

player were Keora W ii an r I ,

Bonne Mo den (I! I. lore« ti j.

second quarter! O ! cr 1 il k ke 1 * .

Peel Doolan lire« Blithe«T Crecí

wonderful di-nlaj of team * ir* am Intnt-V

«iv coals In succession Irm 1 h f i -t r_>~

îotninateil th. 1 lie Coal k _ r*-l

Laien (Oj Met! Orel! (C . SI«. « ("1 u ó--~

21 O soll nj Tucker I \ ai f- Fi -I-n

\n«t li Stu Vcrbv Bim» \W1> lae cá« i

I eoleng- was le«t served bv lavery Lan U.v-_it

\nilcr«on ah I Mackis Fit-roj s best u e \l«~\

dittos Hartnev lane sharp «ni IÏ i . ~

Vellonrne 17-1! d North ile bo r" s -"

M.lboume IS-J t d No-th lie Hi--, j_

Tho scores were fairly ev«n tall ti . , "

Mi-H otlme bs snpenor marklnß a"d p « n . ,r

drew «was Its backs played well ail \ -j, ¡r

not score In tia last te-m N rth Me1-T .,

attack hr->ke d/wn on Ile f«n ard r ¡.j.

lickem-Melbourne-Iln l«ay ((1 n»i _, 1

Trapiier (II I arl- f>) Piitherfnl i>.; J

Holen«, I), ion No th Melbeun M -n ?

1 arter Millen Moto rank 0 I' - £_-«,

Test 1 layers -Melbourne- lone* C 1. it *-,

Hes-nie ihm Mime« I!u ho-' V- \t,

I urne-Mat! ws W ou lev li« I-a . 1

Bil \\ k 1,-17 1 No-V- I ,»;

an inttre«t!l " colite«! I nil -lie» « h « -,

ki k 112 lo np. s p enu ' N -in 10- f ¡ ±

Il«playe 1 .ocl ground work tu B-. ^

I e tar Bett pbjers -Liun« .ti \ r

Nnithcote- hem ills ("I MeC II (

Brighton 13-12 d Prahran 12-12. It was a

. .'._.. '/"'_".'" .'."."'. '{ Zli"

and Quinn I'nhnn-I imnntoi Ii r^e t ii., j

Ilciin« MoGiIl Hannan n 1 f 1 k f,

kicken.-Ilnelitin-Jo! iijoi 141, «" a" 4 Lj 1

«ant (2) Ham- 1 (¡1, a id vii! e ! ï«i .Í «.

riiipton C1 MeGill I. HawHt « c Li?. S(

nn'l ll.tLm Cll. .«I li...... '" iie

pace Cobua «ho<o c's« ai^Si

I andball this bein, the n oin fa t ii utpr

Bei.1 I laser« - Coburs-t^e Jlea-n« Il e Sh -

(l_.r-efe and noter« San i-inc! an-C ei"ei (n

Notih Boylan Is Pern 1) la Boy' an n_'_.

1 on! kicker« -Col um-.learns (4! 110"^.-^.

Wnnl ( 1 IUIbct» !.*) Bradies (2 «"aid r._i_

-1 cid ( 1 Kovlinds (2), »«iles 1 d Iel it

lnrriville ]S-20 d Oaklelsr 1 ].> f,' ".

au uilerei-tinç an! evcttln. mat^l th 01 01. n

s des nmkid at 1 I oked well an! Oi we.' ne « ,<

lace Onkleuls defeat ita In» rr » , .

civ ne sivcnl fret, kicks «t t! e e I c' t - W

fmm willoh lnrraTlüo tock 'till a larta.. n .

1 la«ers-Yarraville- Buller Be~ Mrf 11 p.-.

son and Bann 1! Ollie eh-C ar k 1.

Taker Smilh White and I Ca ni» 1 gS

kickers -lanaville-McGnth (41 s> n _ (1 E

Praia (3) Butler (21 Iii ele I «n T -Í

dirt!« anl 1 «eve. Oikloi.!--Henr U's

(t), lack-on Deemin. Camrbe 1 c_ _ a «_

lort Melbourne ]1_!" d Wi airs c »1 ^^

nfttr i me sided contest TI e 1 on» n %?,

supeilor in all departments t _ri ^ !lu~[t7r

put up » coed fi.ht 1 t 1 ay -I - y,

bourne-Bolman ««! aw. Carnie -ii th lu..

Bolwell and Spence Williamson 1 -Jlunr Cu-

rler Lee and I^wer Gcal .Wcrs -Por Melsr~t

-Holwell (2), BUS (3) lied li, «pe, e Hu ,, j

McKenzie Willlsmsto vu-Wilk ns J J! !¿_cf

I reston !S-2! a CambCTiu 10-2 a*r 1

clcsels c iitest.d carne until ihre -qja*ter -e

The markini, an 1 ntrl work of N h tear! »!

coed hut 1 reston out-toecd til" opp.. je. w

KoreJ h ivils in tho last 10 m notes. n*

Plajei.-Ireeton-Gnersoo. Jons Do.le Cjtet

Harrison and Tucker CambepreII_.cM_ \».

Slr-chaii HIcBins Smitli and Ila ,mii C

kicker» -Preston-Grierson (H) Jonc (31, Hu

son (2). Hosie "'- ?".-" - '

Hi In Iel» id nt tribunal will meet 01 T caV

nevt lune 2 to investigate a 0 a ?e la ' t L_

umi lie m tie Brunswiek Northcote mate.

Kew 19-10 - Ivanhoe i-3 fed kera

Ieew-lC Marsh ill (6) Vve-ry Ml. C e le 1 (3 ¡I

Mar-hall (21 Harris Collin. Ti ora» Injifi

Ivanhoe- \nder«on (_) C Gon_ilM (21 Tk-um I.

"?linn Ibomson Best plaeers -Kew- Uhbt (eu.

... trround) Sutton Thomas \icr> lleekie Ci.

nell Answcrth nuncan anl Sulliiir« Inn.«

Robertson lliompaon Quinn .ant el*, ûji-«

! airfield ll-ir d 1 ast Brunswick 11-13 G)i

ickTS -Iairlie! 1 \ales d' Wintle 1^1 Ir Bl

II Kow. (2) Ko|ku Ann trolls Oak'ord (j Ui

Brunswick-! asne Í4' Murphj (2 , Hull li e-K.

Wiri Wilson Bull let ila«e"-lu-<

Nicliolson \11dre r \ndersmi OaB ! lit

\atLB i«cilor I st Brunsw ck- I n 1 1 L.*

"\il«-n Wirs ( a h c Uni Huon

South "Melhourne Dm riet 20-1" d l bL- 9-.

!oa! H ker» -^outl Melbourne I)l«tne I (_-~

.eil <6) Smlii 14 Roslolls (3 M.loi« lo

M lula (2). Cassi s Crine Auburn- McNaii«» li

llallhewa (31 .loore c alls Ifest olayet. -B(U

Müloiirnc Hi=lret-laji I! 1 eacbirai Pr

Lovett Cairn hell brotl er« Heelan ' Sm th Aa_n

-1 ennctt Alattbcirs Huches MeNanice Pea's-,

Uichmond Dislrct 11-lt d St. Kilda ne.f

0-J) Beet playere -Uichmond Dis ne -3[_?

(reinem Pmcllcj MoNalls Ia Bo. Watlnr«:

St Kilda Dhtricl-J Kirk, Matthews T O Coi

W O Connor Mile, eil rilborUon rosllrolei

Ricbiuon! Distn t-I Creniean (o! McNaly (¿

Harr s (2) Biker Aeltch. Makn Laro f Smei«

Watkinson ht Ki! ia Dislnct-T O Cinne I

W O Connor lnncll «Sanier« Murihs Va lim

Alphu.ton 12-.4 d Parlins «.-21 Gea! _tt;

- «.iphington-Bndefon! (3) Tro!.an l«1 Hobov.

. ". . . . ..... ._ -"_..,., <

players:—Alphington—Hudson, Corrigan, Robinson,

Skewes, Alexander, Beagley, Wells. D_rll".-War

Curtain Stark lord Hiuditti Latbar (.

Fairfiel! Tunlora IS-11 1! Glen War«ej r-v

Best plnjers-I airfield lunlorä- Horne W iUiHt U

l!o«s C Boss Moss cuthbert G ei «in u

Prcit. Cole Iouiie Ilerrlrgton Horan Tiler! se

C oa! kickers -1 airtlcld luniors-Ilorn (S Cur-ht

(71 O Boss Martin Kaneuiser c1 a ITaie «

Hcrrin.ton (2> ljlanl (21 .minc

Kew District 11-23 d Mununibceii 7-«, Gíal

klckers -Kew Districl-McMahon (I! Ire*-«

Perks (21 Silver (2!, linnejian Cashbolt ilur-f*

becn 1--tillar d !, (.unninchain li Maf-e-s W

plascrs-Kew Ilistnct-McGuin Ca»libo Ti 11

(.lark \rchcr Mitrrambcona-Finie« Bel on lu

1 lioniburs 21-14 d ibloWo-1 1" t,"

kiel cr -1! rnbure-J Cibson (I W R 1

f oil ki ker« -North Fitrros J s Phers 1 F

kfon ("1 I l«t, ("i Onlno 1 ins! '- ci H

"...heil'« C17.1l« li«' Brun» r--«,* Ser't

«.niltli loht« Boors Jelfres K C!arls.«n

Ile combined Leasno Sub ! str et teni j4! ."*

Mornington Peninsula Lennie on h ne s 11 11

at Mornmclon The «iib dtstr t 1 «an e ««in '

leaie 1 linders streit station opie« le ml. uij ^

at half pa«! 10 o clock on Sundi' r 1 nu '

ASSOCIATION SUB-DISTRICTS

nie kssoaatlon Si* lUtnct- u e 'ora corr»«'

the tralmne list for the lunlcr tnioi ¡iw on J '

I! Tlie list !« -MoCoembc I avey «.'«".X1

port! leuk Tlilk« Wilson Koa-on S MlV

!ipot«coc«!> Wurphj Cilleson McDeimn [\

ins (H OiMoln'i) rereuson Ol'. ?>" WM «"

-.cott Ora« Wc«t ifdbonmc) Ililli« Hav I j

tla«coialei 11 urne luttrell Iret! e» . -??

llxi St Killal !e!en n*r I! «i*L *"

Dimitan Woods ( Mphlnstonl Sj-minj Mt »"f

Beir (Bum!" I Tas Thomprn îfeah! /erje

IWe«t Coltir.1 V loeturo will le le J fir J: -

plascrs at ti o N 1 .> rooms 01a Ki_.í Birt-i

Ihc pennant and evecutlvo comm t «fi« fj

to nicht it "4i All clnls n-i. le fcinciiJ P

the ueleeates nieetins on Tuc*!as 1 "at

!a«t SL Kill» 1*-13" (best 1 le* Le"

Niehills Bilts Kellet Gvncell T etlieMe' «¿

llckers Bol s 4 Tr-the vio ?* Ha'ke-st n » p-t '

2 Luttrell Kclleti d Burnies 11-11 (?«" P V¡J

«smon Morris Kelle Spone Wells J»1- eü

nnliul Simon«-! Morris 2 Mi sh n S!"-' .

I'aivoeiale 14-*. Ibest plaveri Jic*t»n _»«

Ilua-cll coal kiel cr« Jackson 1 Br on Ea w

2 Howney I arnulier) d . Beeep- i- W-r.'L,» r

nlaxcr« CMft Bircliell. Lattcr.ni »Mí "c{¿

risiier 4 Mcleod Birchelll, t *. 1 rat st has ?«_.

lodse I and will be d »It with t«*-«"*\_ __,,

West Melbourne 11-1« (»?"'?t P1**tr", .Bls,

l'ercuson Gras Campbell «^«"'"MrVitS

kickers McTaccert 4 De I ace o Bear-«* *T'1*"

Scott) d MpSinpon 7-¿l, 0>e»t P a«etVu »

r-hivii. Locke Krus« White Neisot f»'«,e*

Kelion 2 Falloon White. Dunstan Iuîranrt

l_i»t 6nklei.il I -Iii (best Plas«! f"»«'? *J

phe Ballee C Dale Hiek' O -IK,1. fi

kickers McTiermott 4 Mclntsre .*! C«»f»», ¿"

iUS ! ene) d Spotswood 7-1** <***»«? ¡$¿1 k£

ton Dllks Add! on Burrows I>rn MllN<. .**'

klckere lo- 2 Iintuson 2 Addis n Loi ni«

fCN.wr*rt ÎI-IO (best player« "i** -«.'l1 ''¡

kins Buso Bivctt coa! kickers Mies 'Jr'c'

I ives 4 Orubb 2 «'??*& J^-Íi11.5' « Ile- Ia¿>

buic 4-fl llw-t pTayers Míah! Fas Mi» '"-'

son, eo-1 Wckers l'ay 2 Casaldv I a le;)

Newport Juniors 1--12 ," N rthcMe 11-10

Hampton H-10 d West 1 rcsion -

^SAUiê-^T r-scîe'rao Wer.

^.iitli Melbourne J8-U - 4>uAo-x 0-1

Fairfield 11-14 d «,illl»*"rt"*_1 9JC~-'

Carden Cits 10-17. d Pi»- s' -**!.,

Albert Tarit 25-20 i Newpor_ C ir-'

Mentone 10-21* d I*aA .ile IWL'Lh.i

speed« and oven sime CwUick««-M«""»". ,

(ti Bell (21, Coles (21 low»« J îi'"50'un-f

ilijcrH-l oui.li J ntt-non I »"J,,,,"£'NJ tup-

io 1 rmlilln C oa! kieker« -I'»« » ^.;ïS

(21 Howell Brnchlcy O Keefe <" MeyTSr

I horoi.8l._ood Brennan Glsde Bjj n.«^

Lnuietice Norden G ide . V.n" 'Jîf Sim ,(ui (

?Moorabbin 10-7 d !*»*.<. ' "rrT^lrir «ad k .*

har I same iHninjiulBhed lr low :kick r« ..>* .

markm. Moorabbln^halfnas V Äiraccj rec--'''

fr hal 0, lead of IS ron" 'ut Bnr»cw_rv

It to ó points Coal klckers -Marali-'f "' , ^

(j) Virtue (2) Cross Al ella, "lidie, Neal «.

Bet plai ors -Watson Hayhow C alley " ',"

fee Bin* Coal klckors-1 iinrood-Saua en

tnBl»C-".lock 10-li d raulfteH 9&jtf

Bock Hie h ivior «hie was loo strm» 1 w * s^"

r.,i^l.r,._n\^^ï.3.|S7nïr

I lewis McKenzie 1 dwai-s N y,"0CTv't.i":t

Clttlll 11-1 ul kieler»-l arrisen ( ¿,,,t

I'l Ban lall 1.1 O loóle II'"' JJ' ''],Ui

Mildil! Hiles, MeKen-lo Meretis »'..

°_,rt e n-l( «1 Cheltenham <¡-l. $?¿t

«« m! n (2) Bl nhelm (J) a"ldn,,l' '¿r I--»- »

Ile«! I li« er« -Wiii.lt V-mr 'W,V"r|,»a -Go

, I Ac -Bl roi II onus MonCon Mon

"Mnrfiiii01!1.'-'.')! "^?'^í^,J,n-t^V«îí

v"î,in^;oi'i,ih^_.i!i;:;^,i:.

'.û1',"/ lorn, ',-° Í^fc¿*"-.'U Wtto«

(Coiitiiiiiod on Next Pege.

FOOTBALL

(Continuer!.)

I» and 1. Lhirgwin Carpenter thoroton Alarks

Hunt

ILMOlt f.I! API

I I oiliuiiani 14-12 J Mooribbni ] ,-« Llielle
im-l.oil klce,eis-I t omi r 11,1 loton« (!

loluntin w It calm It i minor Heat i laaers -
Pulley Hillier Porter llobert on Mae! eil Hull
"1 «oral-bin - I.mil kickoi -I aimer isi Morcan (!)

?aniiii Pierce llc«t piners -1 limit in Pay It
ne] 11 I-mutta!!! Palmor June«

PirklalL 15-lb . Mentone 11-6 Parkdale
-Ott kicker«- I renuiii Hil Mantell (2) lieltler
2i Crowe Alctiilion llottell . hapnmii -milli
»e t pluerer-Ctuitt Harnell Droop Itrcmian I bap
ian Mnitone -Coil k ckei«-Peppitrtl Hji t.arlner
' \otct til linton ti) I^niou liest plajera

METROPOLITAN JUNIOR LEAGUE

-outh Ki ilsington

Inlns ni Atooelbridie t2) Aermoul Harker -1er
"In. Kensington-Ionia it) Jotin-on Id) culmine,
mm i_'l CiWur (oi Harker l arrean

ltichuieinil cm llr-21 ii Deepdene 't-H Hest
platt rs - ltlclnutlil-1 o 1er ( O Mie» Kuxin
t mm« lHcV,i>ill iltlltiil Deepdene - I nilli

S \tlnlc N Wine \\billin Ilaker Cual Mener«
ltu Inman l-l ostcr ('.) .lonil,-nu Ijl Hitan (21

' in« Johnson Deepdene-"lliijiupae.ii (41 tt hell« ii

tockriin 12' baker

Mwkiitr Dlslntt !-li, ti st Stn Inn« 7-1,0
Ite-t p liters !a»tkiu.r-l, illiston sliej pherel Mair
Hoare St Stcplun a-1 ajlor McCo» Otu! kicket«
- la»! kiier-(.unstoii ((,) li ilr la Mu pi herd I J)

t ontl« I lough

Nunile» liiniotv 10-11 d Itrtiiisiuck 1 II am!
It s ]ia_s B««r platers -Hiuiilcj-t roivk». Alt»

li 1er Itratllcj ltnlu«»riok--te n -"airier« 1 i»lier
Smith l)onnau Cual sickir« - Uruna»«ick-Penman

d Ah l)in|,t. n lunior li-
nen | liners-linn Hirn-! in 1 Mc! til i Heap
.loror «-until ( le-mir 111 lunctotl - \\ tiisti
Mi Chinook Alunrii -lie* Mitlker Montfort ..>
kicker- - H tiiptui- Ii. " '

Ho« e Illtllltoek Pu-._. ._...... .....
met »n-AicLililotk tb) At lesion 12) llnntn 12

.steten«

*- .. 11-2! ti Alhambra Soo!«!« r-7 Host
plutrs-M»crs-Horri« Johnson Alaltb» liol rt

Alhambra-Jnnlah -erons Hcoper 11 ma- Hen
nt-it coal kickers-Aller «-111 Itleld i'l Milliani
(II Itcf!7/-I 121 Hams (2) At tl.oti loUn-on 12)
Alaltbj I irme Millimbri-b H*»lirt2i Hankine

«jttiieiiian Ionian

ltriithtou htreet Old Seholurs la-11 ii Prahri
»tetrje-t J-11 liest nlti»e>rs -Uritrlllon -tnHl

_ . _ Liana lllaliip
. I raiiran-1 rlpp itali Aft Urti« tin

nicisttr Inpp Iii al kicker« -1 ritrlitun street Pnvle

drillham (11 Airton ifiii» 1.
Patterson Lrans Prahran - Ptimc!! (2) Moll

srroNi) on Am.

t iburit District ]| li el Roscnoir V»

North Alollnurne District 21-1') d 5-o nil Oak
IcLIi S-1

Hrunsirii k 2l 07 1 -t Kilda C A M »» o-s

Thorilbur« "I-.», ti lack |J Boals), d J Hil H ti-

teo 0-1

"" ... Unin.uitk Junitr« 17-1J el AAtst Illoh
mond li

-10

.«nulli Port 14-11, d A\e«t Port 0-1,

Kiniravillt Old fscholers 21-20 el Itanhoc -Ama
leurs 4-1

The oteeutlre luliiimlte» «till meet in Harr «cn
lIon«e to titeht when permits mid rcaastratlims ««111
»io tlctilt lalttt 1 he im'opcn lent tribun il »nil mt 11
in Hie Ttmiiorfluci Hall at S o dock on Alcliiestla»
ulitht to deal »c*tli reports from '

EASTERN SUBURBS

l iit-T rut ipi

- tub Hii.tliirn 17-22 '! Mumin b ni i

Sime» Hill« .1,-24 d burke Hold 2 b 1 lal i ni
and Mtlun 1 l-l I el niltvjn 7-C lift Hill
timbinial 12-14 ti Hartnell li-lb Camerino
Kaptlst »-1 I el Hi hllclel it «iel 7-1« 1 Isteni
«iel l.-b el I »; Hill 1 nile! 10-12

StcOND UU11L

lot Hil! loinhinel I >-l ! I Utklei"li Prt-.lt

terian S-10 Hainan Ililli ti 1 -1! d Hain urn
At e«t li-1) I hn-et I hun-b, Hiintbeni 2«-.,
«I »N nn« Hoad s-1< Ititlimiiies lion i 24-is "1
Se Colnmbs ,-7 folVttaic i'i-24 ti st M i

i-", t len lean: I rote 13-S ti Onnciitl I lilted
11-12 Ali Albert 7-14 .1 Kew Lnitel 7-1

VICTORIAN DRAPERS' ASSOCIATION

teles ll-ll t! Miers D
Pillie 9 0-14 el l aid - « I

1 »« 10-11 ii inn«! « «.-111 I rote t I 'sid

MELBOURNE BOYS' CLUB

«d-Moit ou tor

I'll Atelll unie 12-s1 ti N rt! linn swi k -'.

l-l t Hiaiiisiur. '1-11 ii Ile 1 run ti Ick "
1! ilia! 7-10 I North Cnrltoii 7-7

JLMOIt Git AD!

lie/ 17 1 ti Noith 1 Ure» 10 I Atonic
S-14 ti Flti-rr« e ttinratle« S-11 Port Melbourne
1« li el 1 « endon !-3 Vi til A al ni 9-0 d
st Killi li-1 last Until««! k 1«-10 ti North
cole 11-17 IltiliHiond 2,-17 d C Utlu,««oud

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT ASSOCIATION
Mutile» 1 arl s-21 d Huchead ile 4-9

feiiilllell Innieir«. 10-IN (liest i Unen. Smith
t.sinn »n Henri Muller lttliivrit Hamilton coal
k1 kn 1.inin li Hanlin, »li 4 Henri 2 Mur me»
. Alullei ljisen Hirst» ti 17th and .2nd
Hall iii n f-| Hs.t platei« M re A\ itersun
Mathe.- laulilte Oin fill I elim t« c «ii

kiikt-it, Itedltitia« 2 Altwre 2 t» Pen, lau

Ittlire)

llroidwns Jiiniir« Ib-I j <le-t platirs Italic
I rilli Pitt« brown Jlioui|«oii h ni kit kel«
MoPtnuitt 5 Mail nisi, Jnir Slttle Iium
Itinlle taintrru Hinton) 1 Can'liier Methodist
I.-'t (best plnsers H and 1 Sprum Aller At ii
li3ni«rn IaccIi Hekfiul final kickers Hitkfortl ,
IMUiiuiiaMi 2 Leech»

ESSENDON DISTRICT JUNIOR LEAGUE

A«, olíale 11-1! d At 00 Hands 0-12.

Aliiril.tTiltiig 10-11 el 1 Icmillfttull ReltoiliRtcli

10-O

Kell r 10-14 ti li S Ok! Uo»s 7-1,,

FOOTSCRAY AND DISTRICT JUNIOR

LEAGUE

Park Hint - 1,-12 (Llilj Osoels) 1 Aiiaiullt

UPjik«idt7H-lt lliest pl.s.r It btinsbur)) «

Itiursitle 6-It» tbe i plajir A I¿7-artli

Mest l-oolscii» 1.-12 .1 ¡acutlls 11-11 iCin li

"Tai lo»" 20-21 (tmnl kicker« llristoi» j Mt Mid

lui o Iones 4) ti helidon Hours 7-1

EASTERN SUBURBAN LEAGUE

liiluti» 10-10 (be t plater« Parr» llinipp Hi

cock tt harton Chipman I can eoalkitker«
Ititcb man I At ool tri 2 rhnipp . 1 rcncli I el
looronct Si-II liest plajers lolm,io i Minion
Pelan« Collins Daltrlelili lenkin« iron! kicker,
teitkiiia i Siltitou AAl tehc 11 Down« Alorcom

«»minions)

I aullleli! Cn» 11-15 (best platers (.iles 1 Ntetl.

taoutli < ttmbenvcll H-17 lbe«t plajers limiting
I.iwltr Anu«lroiit lllekm«oii st! nee Danes toni

lickers Lawlor 10 Da»is tt \oiuu 2) d Pox
11)11 ij-9 (best plaicrs ', Carnot 1 Loüi" '

CEBS.

II 1» I luina Kow 1-12 ii Hoi» Tiinit«. Pe.it
Altltoiirno u-1 (Ii t in» is -tirliiifc Xotell

Wal! Ulpcrt I'omtt h-al kickers Stirliu
W tt Uli.rt Ponltt)

st Tin mais, Mootie-e l'omis 12-1S (best, plisei

Mi Honall. smith Har!« Mathews bohI kli-cr««
Lein'ill 2 lal!mt .' Millie«. 2 dee H irdim. 3.
I i rmi=on .1 il M M_rk i I itzros S-fi (best
I1»*" .

nan! _..

l.arnuas Hands!_

RINGWOOD DISTRICT ASSOCIATION.
Mitcham *i cnnont 1,-14 d Wamn_s1e 9-10
ltinsur-1 l!-'l il tus. ni 10-12
k1'«Wh 10-1 d liom.. er §-n
llas.svatcr 10-14 d iunstal! s-H

lilackbiirn 9~_ d lilusuood List o-«

The lollcewuir plants are delecte 1 for tile inter

association match atain t Mount tin District at
ltlackbtlrll Hi lune li -link» liau.att Mcl'lnrel«
slteth Halfbaik« Vii« William« .chilli?
1 entre« Cassa lv I o4er Herrin. Half íonviinl«
IV ndlel tirs lîlenliefni llohliuon 1 orward« .
look I Cornell Weist ...loin»- W Haldwln
1 lluu.litou llover Miller I iuer.eiicies Vrron
mith U Coime I, C ._- Toner V Trczise 1
Walls l,olgbt Mccallum I* Cole

PROTESTANT CHURCHES' ASSOCIATION

North Carlton Pre»! i terian, 10-6, <1 r«senlon
Cl un h uf Christ, 9-7

*àOiun. «j. mt Pn. Islenaii walkover irom Napier
Mrcot l'reshsterian

Marihsrnnin, i tusbwenau 12-11 d ~-t Cutn

but s H-])

Isciisiiin u 1 _-ifi il llraiiHMiek 7-Ii

M l.eor.e s Itoad Mi'ln-dl-t 10-10 d St.

Mleliicls -,-1

Mc re' i i i 1 mrili ot Cli-i t 22-9 û Iliirales

ll.-lylcmn -i-7

i arlton Metiu-i-t 12-Vi d Creaton Methodist
1 indei« Crr Metbcli-l 17-10 d Preston

I ret.! «terian 7-i

FOOTSCRAY CHURCHES ASSOCIATION.

lo<t«cr»5 -octal Club 0-12. d 1 aislee ¡street
Cliurih 0-s tialVckers - 1 not«cris -I. lit*

uid iii 1 lliutt Wirlen I islicr runnr Heat
I lisei-e - I oitscra, - I. P.cvilol 1, IluSetf lons
J fiber I'm lu-N ltofil- -lu li! I'oeoek

leclmieil -ehoil HW i'o« 10-1 i «1 ' >.!--_
Stutt 7-1! _

C Y MS

I II-*--1 t P-.ll!

I lui i-Hii 7-1! ii Northuite j l
1 lest in 7-It d ta lim ,-17

-onh \iiti 11-0 (Lr nue 7 lhW d W illiim

Wmiale 20-1", (Il-ini'as Ï t^ilsl d Port Mel
lairiell 1.-20 (Mater* 1 cul«! d Citheilral

. Hill 2' 21 (Isrell an! Nolan (, toals
! ! West lot-en, VI

rtli I* «»nilen 10-11 ii 1 * mdon i -9

»ti run iek 1S-1. ll.liekls 10 koah) d

IV! 7 '1 Oaklcisb
l.letnrl- llr lo d Ntrth Milli
lee i 'i 1 ii II ni 1 oin i I

S nth Me limni «, i-, I Mili

GIPPSLAND DIPFEKENCES

Three Men Disqualified.

Ml Ititi i<> NO1! MI- \, the rmtcouin of a niietlliir
' tie S nth f.ipi huil a oi »tim held here la«,

ililli ult nutation has arisen m Oiijusniul

un d tlie ««o itliern Oipt slaml iinsocia

ni i.iiiM t hal«.! anl T llond niemrwr* of
io .innar club Jit r uskt 1 for clearanies to plas

th Mi mell I I thur cloirince» Were refused

. _. ... Sr lilli (.ipieluid - .
in thin \ aniel the M<r\ioll ililli and Hie
i entra! ( ipi.Un 1 us-i Sati n Hut

til \I ruell CUL

.ill u«k tb lillie te. di (---tl'fy

BALLARAT MATCHES

HU! Ml \ r -itnnla« - (.olden Point lui lu

Tmi».tlt! in tlie leaipie pniniert>hi[i

In tho llr-t ha!f lunn rial ntadû a poor

' '. i iLis

. -rioliicn Point,
al .-lil nuiles "wini four "uah.

llir i. f r 1 * ut «. I ason ira« the
ti i*-t iuii«tiu us f, Imiienal ltnllarit
'i 1 t< lill «-etitli m the ili-t quarter but
min ved citer tho chance i*f cn Is. and won le
ll-l! l> -outils 10-11 Mcl'li i-oti mirkeil lil»
.(list e, nie 1 « «h-oiiiil. i1t_ una « for Ballarat
ilusas md Wiser tueli kieke 1 four for bomb,
lillian!

I raw «*coou1s-!!allirat U-15 d CYM«*.
2-1 1, 'Iden Point 10-1 i_ Impena! 7-*i

11 i-il« -lju-t lj-11 d «-ela-toii.il 2-0 W di-
ll su ce «-S d North 2-10 ltedau 7-0 d
OoliUn Point V".

District \ «n. mt ion-Not ti fits 12-IS iL
llitnti«toun 5-9 sebastotiol 1*1-1. d tlmiins-iu
11-10 h mt h Cits S-9 «1 liiiat 4-0

BENDIGO LEAGUE.

1 I NDIC.O Sundis - J ho ten. Itai'et- 1 lt,le
ha»k and Itoche.ter wa« tim chief attract!* n of
llio leicue thlllrc and r i.lchaivk sion ilecislvels
bs 16-10 to 7-0 I'laetlil. with urtat da«li 1 aslo
ln«k muh took tlie 1 ail and outshone. In walkin«
pissinc and concerted pliv «lilli, it« kiikimr mi
accurate^ atan« ih! plisir-hue returne! to I igle

I mik iinon. them bein. 1 *iKi«itu foriuerli ut
Melbourne Ki ellenor did not plas nub it.« cus
toiuars Ii«li tie coii(;e«Icil pin not suitm. It

! rink I min

He-I plisiri. ... _ ....
I ire» mi I Knur lmnk Cn| per \ Itlchird«
It (.relir.ll Hld for Iloehe ter 1 W it «on \ Cur
ru L, llajor b Mujer J Newton nnd It

- util lielldl.u
I lum Ile s .n

ibk » «liowini. l«etttr font:

Hie much tal ruled Ksnituli Ide went to Mars

1 nu.h an! lefelleJ til li mu team bs >«, 1k lui».
Iln «a« fairl« e\eu up (o half tin e bul thereafter
Kmeloii ii is in lill unen lanes -coles -lvslliton,
11-11 Minlsiiou.il S-i

Matelas tu Un hou li., lui i t U Vue "rislllte 1
lim lip lit 17-1" d l alifirnii Clilli 12-11

M Killin - l-n d South IUuIIlo i-, l.uldeu
«?linn i|-«j d t.ooniou. _-d Willie l/ill. 3-11
ii llunlls 2-3_

(.EELONG MATCHES

(.Lil ONL. -aturda«-In the Gee] ins and lils
tnet I*attie the .ame« re-ulleii - üiruoii lo-7 «1

I a t (.celons U-13 Queen-clilf 12-11 d North
l.eel mt, (!-14 ilaechu. Matsli l !-15 d Ne«town
11-1. Mest (.ceoilB 12-13 d Wembce 10-13

lu tlie \uiateur \tliletic bociets a coinpetition
ic-ult«. «en-UnMhle 11-12 d nelroont, 11-11

I'ortarluiüton 12-11 d lireekiiaUr 9-14 We«t
(.eelonc n-0 ii lind« 15 11-10 Lara 17-12 ii

(Jueeinilill S-10

WESTERN DISTRICT LEAGUE

M \KHN \MIlOOL - Western luatnet leanne -
W iirnamboil 1I-«. .1 Port lairs 11-14 C« ill
kiekei« - Warrnaliibpol-DiTliIson I I C.iddiiuu 121
OCiadi (21 Harris Will« W M Coin ill Kenn;
um! Coliurn Port lalre-Itns-ell I!) -cliraeder 12»

Kells (21, Jack on Mt M mild and Lillie. Hanill
i_n. 14-11 1! I otilan 1 11-10 -mil Warmam
lool l.-n d Koroit 5-G South W cstem Ixiaeue
-Bilah leid Jl-lis d Warrnambool tits b-10
( Í M- 11-! u \\ooktliorpo. 7-11 Albuisfon!
10-*0 ii '.m-iiiLi. fj-2. I urulm Uistrct Lcacaic
-(.moe 5-7 d Pinmnri VI) Ulcrslle 7-S
d I uninn VS. I niiiilinJiam k-9 d Wa
1-4 sim . -" - "*- '-.'-- -" -

i\xiriunook ." ..

-ruth W arniainlxnl -.. - ..

I ni ho line«! iii in 1 1 nil Iel 1 , «ii- Hi brolher

HAMPDEN LEAGUE I
1 W11 I l.llllWN - Uilin-lui 1 eafcll I 11

tsrli in took the I udiii. po-iti ni ti 1-t.litu ,.
I Illili 1 14 » i 7-)7 111- s Iii bl '

turn f r tiree se irs tint ( un Pen I «ii I is dofo ti I i
t I lui I crain, neill iii.« lo ilile.mil" Munni '
ai \l rtlake the. inn! sion. lenik-M "lake "
II I c. u " -

MIDLAND LEAGUE

le\\I ION - Davlesfiiri! i-ntiiiiiel it «ii
in bs «millik Trentham on «saturnn Is ni'

, "J

... ^"., mo re
alúas* too i-tretii.

I rcntli wai »a« not able to compete l_un«t ti
ih k tin li « id mted tis Dasle-ford uhieli piase
lino open fes li all C VMS and Mallnshul. m
s li i .on! oolite»! m w hit li tho mon teiKi-ieneed
Mili I ir« corni inauou non coiufortabls Sores -
\l In lur 7-11 d C 1 M ia -v lM«!i«(uil

ll-l. I rrmitham 5s-10

WIMMERA LEAGUE
-I tu I M - Vrarnl 1V10

lut idt burst ly Ararit in Hie

li

alls bettie! the fnto ef the |_u i

\ V k M

Uarat-t Chiint! sid (4 !

\

r 1 i U

Manies (!) It 1 ikhiudl I.
iiliniu Slasiill-l! O! irons! ,
1 Pi i i

21 1 Hall (21 W W inn !

\

1 M 1 \ Ne

1 «1 r 1

I lle.t piastra for Irurat v, i

cr li ti 1 ( Inrm.bold 1j liso

- ni r H

iii Uni mid 1 stunk) tstainll

\

1 li kim! It

Mull tks L, limier U Olatell

1 III

le Mt« Uikin.s ulnouilte'd

Itrte-t .uti in tim \\ mun

PENINSULA LEAGUE

MoliM.Nt. ION -Ils difeatin. Nae ii Hu
Intk t ii I- non the leadlti. team in tilt cnuin
tim 1 mnl stun i Î-u d .Nan H-U Hw.--ru

Mal li «jiwser ! ii."e WelatiT, I McL ii

" ?' " Ilit limb ¡Natal l)ei«ut l_n

llosiermiui llerns Hart
. Webster (??
ilGou I egire I
an 121 Monks (21 Lain

bl! While Watt« Hutchins- Mornllit.ton
Martin Ulismi S Hutchins I silt liusn

* c l.i ii UikcT.--imntu Mi Honal 1 lol Me

(11 Martin Uooils- Hiiuarl I Imbi Win
rkt Monimsloil l-slto (21 Maple (.'l Wl

kitked live kim-, fur 1 lindel

12-11 St iii ni 1V10 d n<e«ilitll 11-7

Penin-uli Junior I cague -I nnk-tuii 1"

Isabh "-10

OVENS AND MURRAY LEAGUE

\IIUtl. -Duli and Mumu Uacile- I t I
lins 1VS d Aairtiu.n.1 10-1 Wist Min
11-1(1. d l.iltliirsliu 1,-1 in isa d W
lim (1 Ulurs um! Hi-trl I Vsoelatluli lli.-kli I
11-12 d Minns lliiser» 7-7

CENTRAL GIPPSLAND ASSOCIATION

W MIK M U.-Warraiîiil 10-11 (larmer . i. .1«
.1 lliin-iKlali --1 , (Iittot>un , youM Irafalu
14-7 HI llromi I juill d .arriicotl 0-14 M<
«c1 JB-1- '1 «n 13-12 (trank ltobni n

iron« Cnrtti |l

NH1 IHM - .Indlilek I«, ntl ilion - Warracul
¡oiers S-I (J lMnloii ! nalal d Neerim 4 li

Norlin South 20-9 d Neerim Jitnttlon, ,1-1 Har
.-" His! «llh .Ndiijie, -|-7 liudiiiik S II

" '.-a Ullin llulii a last Ino

tics

GIPPSLAND LEAGUE.

S\L1 --loll, uni snirtrel If. Orst dibit if the
eiHiu it this hauls, of.Jlnllru after a haul cane in

Quirk klcki 1 -, coal« for MafTi-i mm Tninfirl I Io
\ «Iii urn lu Ilarrett (centre liilfhukl
Ifornardl am! Sha« (ctntn-l Maifn Inl
\ illi urn lu Ilarrett (centre liilfhukl

"-" * ' Sha« (ctntn-l Maifn Inl out«tiinii

\alloiirus last wera mut ni Pl.t,ut
Cr lilford Prill and Kul-li

Sale «hieb mi» ulllmiit \ llnil«rn Iienniii
iniTin anil llesnnli!« una ilileate«! le «i in un
l'l-17 to 17-10,, Cliston plailui. bl« liri .min
for the «camm I ii ked lo Boals lor Varniin Orr
kilke ! I nuil 1 ustir ', f< i Si!,

Stralford b3 defeilllni. Iriralmll I« 21 l'l "
(2-1 liad iii, flrst «lu llUklus llikij, .Ulla

tor strattons'

It-inn-*.'. *0-lb d Itisciinl-, 7-l"

LEADING CLUB WITHDRAWS

Tiouulo in Quocnslanil Loao»"

llltlsliwi s » di, N I < e li III 1 l His
Hall iii nil t li« I ti II 1 Is tin M M lill

lull I I ii Ih tin t n I I ! t s ii 1 « k
I ill h li t, I - t u I, I I li r

,1. I ...

la« i t

lu ,'f

1 1

1 11

II

1 ii 1

111
basile

1 1

l'l

1 t li 1

t li
tb M

V li '

till
lei lu

II 0(t Ili-
lli li

«Ml H

\l 1
II ikl

of" 1

1 « t.

111

II 1

1!

! II i
Il II t

"Vi I

t'l k.

1 1

ik . Ill

'II
Ik

.1'

of Ular bodi have tated that thej aril! not bel

accepted as a club

M UNI 1 - VlLti linn rules, uiatcht re-ulted
<f*L""s 14r' ,' M Cecrce 4-1 fceiuth sjj'net

R~~12 'I ,Nt,rlh -Sb,0.r,. 0--. b>li"« -»-S- à

1.a tern Mibnrt 7-14 ltmib« I mon-Northern
Sumirles lire« with Lantern suburbs. 0 al! Itaiitl
a» irk d llruinmo)! i Jo-0 Al «»tem Suburbs d st

I tore "'-14

( INIlHtH I

11-11 Al muk i

J1-11 ii ooiitburn lit-7

UIH.AIDL.-1he scores,

-Norii.iol 14-14 d Mist Torten" ÎV-n" North
Adeln li la-lj ti Sturt «-» olino!» 22-10 ti
lort At eaile ij_n \\c L tdel»ide 12-2! .1

»nitli Alelauii,1,-12 intuís kicked 13 coals
ettnin t Port ttltlatd« leilitt. cual kickers are -
t V.V'iPi ',><""'?' -1- .e,1»i le' Jt| Om s (Clónela) »t

'I," .,- League niaiclns rtsultetl -1 »»t Fre
!'.'"¡!lt."">_ls, "*"»' 1 remantli e>_,, tAest
fe»" Vi ty"! ' '! «.".'..»co «J-lj Llaremi nt Cottesloe

10-1(1 a ! ertll (-U

.HOPAjn- Lcatue Hoslir Malcho« - North

.24 Newtown la-I ,

COUNTRY MATCHES

? N't Alt "Al -district l«HXhtion-Alcthodist 10-11

ti He;l} .Triniti 7-s ¡st «."drew s JJ-il i

A\ nrnek - «.

UtDMON t -t onlhuni A alie) Secón Is-Ar lmona
G-lo d I emnos 7-0 AAuimhiiu 12-11 ti Abo
roopin S-io Ludert 19-_i ti TatHcsoiopiia
1-4 Toolamba 13-9 «1 »heit arion lmi»emls

At OCA -MoiuitHiu Lreek A« onation-Ultrklt
S-t (I (mern n s coaln t! toe! «ewer 3-S
Alooniiul c1 10-11 I Aniplutheaire ij-li Lear
iionth A«, clation-1 earmouth ld-9 d t.oe!

' 4L,,{,LU io1 -~ f 'H'"!0 ' < «j^1- '"". \**»-nl «i

-?skillion 12- ! Ilokenoexi Coniielllap 5-10

i»C rH'i I ! J ' "-,Ur,wk *»-« Ililli li ii-lfi

ii1". ,iLi"01,T, ,7, l'l'"ict Competition - JJ.tn'ort.
!í~¿4 ? '" billie t reek lluantor 3-0 Hacían

11-s ti It at rloo 0-4

111 Li 1 tt ! - Mountain District Assoeiati...

erin trek )-] | t! Icriitrec I ullj 7-J lliroma,
i}~\ ..d.' ."I.r»k 5-4 Belcrare 11-17 d
Al nbuik S 12 ! Ilt.l ile 7-13,1 tnwrtid b-12

'i.ï'l .Vi1" S~I4 ' st «o l-il,«n 11-14

»IN li L t -II nilla V nroa Conn etitiun-llena!! i

. 11-11. I 1 ...tin 1....1., .t , e.._ ,".

BEULAH.—Southern Mallee Association—War-

racknabeal 11-i" t. mist 3 tua!«» A BcjiaU 10-11
II Peu.lt-»» 4 ¡Wals) llrim 12-S (Quick j Boals

ti It «e-1 or» o-10

llODItl -Ii i" Iiiei«-Hndset»atir 9-0 !
Korol .-rale ,-] At es1 lerbuna 14-10 d Ho art
N-t \t ii. pi-- ] i»i,ai ibatuok 10-I liLle
11 Ï' ' l'nJl ' » harlton b-7

ill le (IT A« «nu « »Sien,, -Hririit I l-l

el Hirrnt IK (-- Mjrtlitora' AA anderen, li-li

el lircpinikil ,-7 It t-enr 14-11 1 AlTloriul.»

ititi Till N -ltnithen «>-n el t\j Atine, S-12.
, I t-1iinOS_|i trirt 1 faene-Merino, 9-14 el
ltlertl f,-s Kainlion- ]\-H i Diel) 1-13
Sin lfcnl, 1 l-l- 1 U hs-iltah I-f

IO! AC-l rincaintc Letiral-llceac 27-20 d
tellllrenl j t r rcokt .1-17 i! Den»» Mar h
i « Colac 1) 17 d se. Anlrews 11-10
lliiirlte ts« iiati u - IJhminjt b-o el ¡y
Al lie. 4 1" -t Premian s 10-1. «1 st Alan i
J-I Irr ti 1 u .1 ilc-sc 1-7

I RI sall I«, linne tv ei timi-No.ivn.ii J ,-1

¡I < i " I« ) 1. ni 1 et Clime« «.mellon e.

I »î u l eilt n It Hil i«, nits l re«« ick Association
¡ ¡e »ti k ,-J2 I c, r, ¡.nimitt 3-U Dem d

I«!-12 I ti! un lim-crs ,

, lilli l-l ni I) Ui5le«f»rd I ei.iii -AAocllen

M"1. '?! \) K t,'T1».," 2-0 Liaiiatowu lO

11 el I si 1 t A tile»

DI AMONO lill

tieni-1 H) ai 17-1« . ..-. ., ," ._
(reek li) 1 1 til 111 ok« 4-) Temple« »we d
Cr l I u.l b ii ne j omts.

PlMUi lil t Atcst tim mera 1 éteinte-] iltnuur

" " s Pmer« 10-, Kanna 13-12 d

Nhill Vtul« 17-14 d lanac

iioOMl -lulau'ra Distrtt U oclatlou oi min,
natclio Dookie , s (lnc«tlet t goal«) ti
1\ italien i I tabla ,-10 ii katamatite J-10

1>1 NM ID-Punk II lt-24 d At ill " "

J own. 11 U

1 oVl ! It -
S-11 1 I «te

III A mc orí unter« 0-17 "I Tooboorac S-10
(C c uni I 11 11 l c in Ho er» linke lils collar
lonel \ ti II lle-t r-12 I ltedc«dtilc 1-7
l\ 1 le I 1 1 t o erllell . r

K1 KAM ' .

ti.- ...

Ill ia t frac

w tit t l t «t lite i taten aealnst liena

feottir ! i»

KOHOII -In tri I ts«tilalioii-lllowa '-Iii

Mailor ! lat 1 Kirk I i I «-11 I Koroit 4-_

KOP! Mill Kit t li. A alle) Asse» Intloll-ltelll
9-7 «I lour« 7 H) Koruriburra I"1-14 li An
wita 4.-J loch 11-12 li Triholm 2-3 l'uowonir
'lil

d Lo
Girtai

I AM, l im - »»eat ...ppsiai.n ,t«.«ucm
tien - t an. I ans 11-11 d Drouin
10-12 Burnip ]_- 1J d lona S-4 Pakcnlioin
10-] J ti Narnu t von S-l Lonitwarr», ,12-10
1 Kit, iire-tau. )S At c«tcmport t«so latlon
Hit kwood -12 d Glen I orbe« o-7 Kilcunda
IO-, d Ha.» -2. Pas» A »llci Asstx lation -
liena. 9-7 el Kummbumt Itérer« 7-10 Pootvonp
l, N le«t to Njuri e, ii Kiraliiiburri el Arawata
eiistlj le ici «Hill lllstnet As«ociatn»ii - Ht ranck
liol! tkinlain II (-7, Kievwott rup 1! dr»w
nilli (ililli i (ranltunie 1 tutau!

LIStiOltU-AAes ern Plain« As,i latlon-lterry
bank S-r dmr » ith Cres«! 9-7 1 Isniotc 13-11

ti Din-it allm i r-1

II IIIIIIIIK I - Alttlie u Cup Association -
Lethbrllte J!-] el lincrlol.ll

AltHAiliiltOl ( II - Alan-.---,,.

Dum II}, .2-1 ' el AIartti)roiu.b N-7 ltcaiil»,,

Al IHliliiltOI ( II - AIar)»»rtill8U Teacaie, -

"t, .2-1 ' d AIartti)roiu.b N-7 ltcai"

e! tainsbruok v-ö Junior Associntio:

9-)¿ ti cainsutuus ee^o JU'.tiit le-auii.wuu -

Vl elinor in t! 14-10 J 'lall»ot S-10 (Hoil.tt
, sails) I nuire«. 7-21 d Dtlnollt 4-1, ..

AHIDlltA - Mileura 11-14 d ->1lth Mcv
hem, II-.s I es1 tlHTs 14-21 el Cuihtaa ¿-'1
lunior- itiipenal« 1 ,-1>. ei Palraiulllo t-.i
Ited ( lifts - II d Coornmill o-tj Merbein
11 li el Curlwaa V-7. Honrtook 5-7 d Mil
dura I i I u 1er IS A tar- -Mirhein 11-13 d
lt.it ( ntl 7-t) , , .

Milli«) i NOltrit-South cippslind t-«,oc!ati ii
-Alirbo Neill 20-b (Metarttu j coals) el Ailinn
) 10 I ho to» emim, hue been sefcettel io repre euc
«.nilli Clip lind «.««icitliou in tho annual match
a.ttttist M innl eton As nation at Mirboo North
on linn li -Iloltkl leapt ) H.Hani Mel'! erson
Hrtvden Kelti t Hutherfurd l! eoiieatha Orutnii
Klee itnwarl Ashworth Alet artm AA cn») ri li,.
Mirboo North) II ltond ince eapl » -tono O brien
(Anillar) Thorburn (2» Alcter (Uoolarnll l9tl. lint»»
I att t (Leongatha) Lmcrcencles-Lhessum Mitchell
Numr! ».K1 -Alortlake 7-14 d [crane, 8-1

M1 oAMPIl.lt (t> A ) - A Grarte-.Nortli (¡anabier
ir-1 1 _ Niracoorte 3-11 Aldllcent 16-12. d

'""innÁÑrAmi (N SAA )-bouUi AAestorn His]

rit t ociitioii-Nirranlera ii Marrar 03 .Points
> i ( unuiain ti ( role: ( nine, lib points to lb

limontl 1 eetoi is points to "2- . , ," . .

Nilli I - liest Ailinn«T Leanne-Nhill feeconeis

'\{\n KIi'vH-Mun«! 1 ootball Icaaaie-Numur

s 10-7 1 Ain kal li S-¡2 Cobram 7-12 ti I
I raiuiw.l I I «.iratlimerton 7-13 ti Itarooga

l K laiuiri Piktriet A«« elation-Dookie n-g
1 k itali Ira l-l labba 0-12 d KatauiRtlto

tiltliosr - 1 ist l ipi «lan 1 Associât lou-Ituchan,
II 17 1 Neunerella 10-12 Like ljers 10-11
d Orbost^ o-O ... ,. r ,o

OL\t\-Oii»cn le iciatloll-Ollten Itorers 5-13
d ritt/a 1-3 1 itclietvt Hock 7-10 d ltronTetilng
4-7 Malpenp 1"-12 el lmiwrlals 5-9 Tempi,
4-10 el Kiamal 1-1 , ,,

PtlCHl Atol KlCK-Ont n Pi.tnct Association
Patchc««ollock 7-10 'I llronatetrinij 4-7, leniny

Kiainll (».ison Jtoter« ti 1 et» llnlpeiii) «1

Omen Iniiwriitl«

lOHl Hill! - Distriet A««ot-iatlon - lain
Ink S-12 d Macarthur ^-\ Ililli», «lie. d
e»r(ord l.tt lain 12-1 i d I «cr Hill Ir 1

"TtlNIHlU - North AA in ni n 1 «um - Icparit

1_b d lUlnlow i 7 Aaais-ct U-l el Nethitls

' .1.1

1 M?tri'^\YrP-!»"ipt''for ti« Ort IO minute«

of th i inn ni. unart r n.iinat Hi tim AUna.p w is

illiillv lltfeattil 1} Um anjui bs 1 13 (Usliirio
III .ni! ) to -, !" Murtoa IS-17 el l lenoriin
II. 1 second I îchte-m-lttiiai »m t . t! M n}'P

I ! tit Mitrtii« --1, el Oleiiiirch» 1-11

Tid Milrtna "-I, ii Oleiiorch}"1-11

... ? ???VOHIII-e.oulbuni Aulle) ('ei

'tanli lie S-0 d Memíuiiii 4 , .,
Uifliwnith 0-4 toll inn» tun 7-. ti
HI SI1WOH I II-e.oulbuni ililli) t'enttal Junior
I .11 Slanli i»e S-0 d Mommiiii 4 ! _1 attira

, llitrehi t... , .,,",,

stn - Jtinlir A«3»eiiiUin - lousfuri S-li
1 lulling Hub ti-* st I auls, 11-11 el Hut
frei 1-S Nnrtl Ctipsland Lea.ne - Aladra
Itmer. )0-'l ii liolsdtle 6-S Nour) ti-H> ti

SEA LAKE.—Sea Lake-Southern Mallee League

-sa lake 1C-8 I Atichenroof 10-0 Ifemwll

1 k (which «on no tumos last )earl t! Millawa
(ile premier team list year) by 1 r-14 to lt-3
lines kicked n geinls for Herriwlllex-k anti loin Ilocmi
S toals for Nulla vi! Cllleoa 11-10,,'i thone»!)
i linltted team Ilirchip S-) 1 nstelKs 7-1! d

^.l A MOt It -At nranca North Faatein Asso lation
-\le\nndm 14-18 d Natrinitt« HJ-H Atitiel
Q-e» el Aea S-o Hrondford 11-17 li <«C)n»oiir
1 -, NankeriiH («te)iuouri broke a bone in lils
slit nlder earl« in the match aealnst Broaeltonl

latlon-Pnllarook ^ 11-K d

Stt AN Hilt, - I, »It li 1 tn>

\\ ANOAHAITA-Oieus an! lillie A'-oelati n
»»«niaruttu lt_l¡, i! Mil ma ll-i Mjrtlciortl
10-10 el Melvin» 1-7 At li rall!« 10-U e N ith
\A anininitt» 4-7 iSMchworth 10-.2 e! 1 t orton
-r Hnmriratta I« the onl) iindiftaled loam

At Altlt Al KNA111- Al - «munera I.O0U10 -
lltrslmni S-20 ti At uriikiiibial 9-10

Metro

ilion-Bean k

. " , . ....le 11-10 d
1 outst 10-11 Junior Asaeiciation-lMnrtiimt ti
Mnlewurre Omrworpi ti M nu lu tau During the
1 attli betticon Onarwarm anti At Inchelsea J Steven
on ill tut heises) siislaineel a broken lee Ho was
. Iinittctl to the f eelting Ilosiltal J 1 lind (Alole

iii ) »nu. Mls1a.11 led for the remaindtr of the
et ni for striking a AAinchelsea plarer lltls 1« the
lit st case whleh lias rome bofejTe the itewiv ap-
is ntoii In li pen lent tnbuna!

A ICK ANPAND.Vll -District L actie - 1 alkali

elah 1 - >, el Kerirunjaii 4-e» Itetlianna S-0
lallantntta. .-0 Alltti Alitta lu-12 d lile
. )-S Orama 14-0 d Sam!» Creek o-s

A AltH AAr-Alberton Association-Yarram HoTers
1-14 it A\i«lsh|soo! n-H ttooelslelo 5-"» el Duron
I 7 ItlnuimtarTl 7-12 d North Detain 0-10

RUGBY UNION.

Melbourne Overwhelms Harlequins, j

w,ts the largo eenni fii Mell-onrne ucninn llarlt
milli** 'Irien were hu.eil *o frefiuaith tint the
uff i ce Mut unnhle to Kiep " * '

ulm wored tiwi», awl tlu .- ._ ....

n rrkkel tout] of GO «a«, reached. Harleiiuiiii. could 1
not pierre Melbourne'., defence find failed to cCire.
It win. nutclngf-cd c.eryi-here. Melbourne bacín,
wajtil together Uko h mut hine, and agi.ti andasa.n
tho btrom? three quin ter line »swept through the de-
fence, n rd (..lined the Ulli met the Une, Couper,
the International plajcr. wag tilwuin conspicuous
.^e\ er.il times with electrifjlnc rlasne. find rara skin
mid iudement he carried til-* rall half the lencth of
tho field, dotlBcd oprnudiiK harki*, and rand across

the lint*. Ile ulso converted a muulHrr of tries, |
.ice and Ward hcorod *euiml trie«, for Melbourne,
and were anio»« the ben i»lH>em. Wa liens the
Hatk-mmi-.' full-bick. buttled with erreat determina-
tion to btem tho onm-dies of the Mclbournt) ihrtö
quirterb. Hird and It reu in «cm the be-d of *

ret for Harlequins who «ore all completéis nu.-,
v. hi lined and outplayed by the i>ace and science of

Mflliourne

»erin, ut fiwlonu', oht.iined im euri j load i
..... ,.. ,r, -_.j1ik j,, llie tirát j,-.» ? .«.

i^iiic defence Into dh

. . _il innés IL nUtcil.
ohesion while «ii-elon«'-. fnrvird mores tacked pur
«-. After the intt-n ii (.tfloiiir iihijeil with more
Icieruiination, .uid, noil,»* it*, »«.nilli ta urea ter ad

luutace thHii i» the Him lmlf it -hecUd l'oot*- ,

ii>N tdunices and m cured the hu]] more trco.iH.nt.>
'nun the m mm«, »li. k mnml K» \m\u\* for i'uotn

i ij and lirfdlo '.blamed two tri.. J.-0>t*r., tin
. his I«« fniin. and
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ltirrs and U l>al_!el«_. The be». plas-cr« «jrei.
Murr-as, »iDchlr ir-'er and M_\*eila_e I lace for
st Kilda erith brilliant dashes, «cored tero trie»

iiul lucliss obtainee! another -rtileh -sue conrcrteel
bs Christopher

Tlie .nlierdts *s.avj inatfh -was pts.tpotled o.in_
to the al-euc. of lue tnirersity team iu Querns
land

lu the second prude Eastern Suburbs defeited ««t

Kilda, the premier team 1-if.t sear bs eUrht point*.
c » nil The caine na. fsfct e.cltln. and eren
1 tie other matches» «.ten; hard fou*iht and the acor«.
eta- -nhcrsits (21 defe-teel Harlequin.« bs tero
¡«oints and Melbourne won from 3i7o_ Batuüon
Ik «is pointu. FolloivinB aw the acoren -

Fir« Grade - Melbiunie bO d HariNilln» nil
rootscrar 2.> d Leelong a haa-tern Suburbs 22
e! M Kild» 11 ,

becotul «trade - Lnivcndts <2> 11 d Harlequin»
«i l\A,J;ern «..urls« S il St. Kilda nil Melbourne
14 «! «¡7 o- Battalion S ...

Third «..rade - Laustem bu-tlrb». 20 il Cnltelí-t.
(D, 3 1-ots-raj ¿S d J7 5. Ilattalion nil
Melbourne U d St -eiMa -Il

ENGLISH TEAM WINS

11DNH Minilir - The huglish Hughs 1 cairne
call mode an aunt icioiw »start in ita procjaniinc
.f match«, in \u~tralia \r!i-li at the Ssdney .rietet

cruuiid se«terdrts it defeated a metroiolltiu Milo bs*
ja peint- to S The mudd« cou litlon. sulteel Hie
«' itors »Uli their hears foru-ird* and the. dellchte
llu 4. (4{ «peetator« erith Ihelr splenllil team worS
and ant hiudltng tf tlie billi llowoier tlielr play
in the flrvt half era« marrett bs ille.a! tactic« no
fester titan 14 re-altte. bciiiß attariled a.a!n«t 11 ein
compared willi one _.>lm>t the «sidney team I oi

lo« Ins a cilffle In the second half the Ingll«
fc-rmrd 1 te tham -hi bad 1-eeu eautioned esa«

?lil elf Hu Reid

Australian Toain Chosen

«...UM-, -sun las-The Vustrallan Ku.bs Leamie
«eleelir» hale chosen the í Hollina team to pla«
nainst _trlati! at ti o -«siles tri kel .round next
Moulas-KuUlneti ?. MiMilhn t*> -s-U ) Three
unartera t* I enrc. (\ «. \\ } I- lives '** ' '
ft««««! IN-sM I | Mtl«m (Ol Hle-ei
\omiiin (*\ s U i 11 ilf b.icb Ii fir« (li
er-irds M 1 rl.s IN»!! I 1) Ui_i-s_t-y

I'earic I\ S « I M Miib-on (Q > f til...

I! .telnhtrt (Ol cm tain l.eserre. -Hack
Hat! i\Ml I D Broun (\ .« \\ I .oru-ati!

Nittirei-5 Tlie team le -1 «splllane D llrosrn I

Maher (eaptim) \ II II louni. 1* Morn« li

Kailn-ll I" William« J hiii.«tou r O Connor,
! i iib I Cur-in \ I ohicll i, Utlllams Ile?

Ie Sherwood « ! sin