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Vol. 8, No. 20., .

Melbourne Welcomes VisitorsAg' alen of Victorians who have never the game, they could well

yet seen a game of our code. become supporters of theIf'they can be persuaded code, or at least not deriders- They're here again. Rapid to visit the Showgrounds for of it.

and South China teams willbe in Melbourne on Mondayto play under the Show-grounds lights in the long-sought-after game betweenthe two teams.

Melbourne welcomes themboth again most warmly,and hopes that they havebetter weather on this visitthan they had on the last.

Monday night's game willbe the best exhibition of Soc-cer ever seen in Australia.We have had outstandingteams here before, but havenever seen two of them on~ field at the same time.

Australian Soccer mayhave improved or not, ac-cording to which critic youfavour, but it has not yetreached th~ standard of thevisitors, as is only too pain-fully shown by the results of Ithe current tours' games. For . l'this reason we- are especially ;pleased to have the opportu- Inity of seeing one world- ~

class team meet another. iIt will be a foretaste of the In spite of the foot poked out in front in pseudo-ballet style, Alex !

type of game we can expect Glennie, of Footscray, HEADED this ball in the cup match against Wil-to see at the Olympic Games helmin,a, at the Showgrounds last Saturday. The back dashing across tonext year, and, should be an rntercept is Feet. The interception was not successful, but neitheT waseye-open~r to the thousands the headed shot. 'Keeper van Egmond SAVed it.

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V .A.S.F .A. Only Y ou Can DecideBULLETIN The time has come, the walrus said, to talk of many

things. Those things include the coaching, the State team,. d and the running of VictQrian Soccer in general.

Compileweekly by the . Much has been said, and, mor~ has been left unsaid,

about all these things in the past few weeks.V. A. S. F. A.~ It is obvious from this issue of "Soccer News" that therei;] e c r eta r y, h b 1 f .t . 1. t . t .ft bIt .

a& een P enty 0 VI riO IC commen , Jus I a e or no , mStuart Beaton the press and at Council meetings.

Press critics have had a lot to say on the coachiJ JlJHARRY ARMSTRONG CUP: scheme and the Council's attitude to it. What they say can

At a: league management meet- . dh 1 d "

ding on Thursday, August 4, the be Jqdged only by the rea ers. T ey a one can eCI edra;w for the semi-finals was made. whether they are right or wrong.It IS:

Prahran v. Brighton. ., . .Coburg v. Juventus. Few people wIsh to cntlclse players or Mr. Young per-

Dates of games will be announced 11 Ev M B h t b th t flater, and it is possible they will sona y. en r. arr, w 0 seems 0 e e ce~ re 0 con-be played as curtai~-raisers to ~he troversy, has never criticised Mr. Young personally, althoughDockerty Cup semI-finals, WhICh. "are provisionally arranged for Sep- he has sQme hard thmgs to say about the coachmg system.tember 17 and 24.THIRD DIVISION: . The Soccer Council realises that Mr. Barr is entitled to

The Richmond S.C. has be711 say what he wishes. What worries the Council is that thefined the sum of £5 for club mIS-management, and has been in- statements have been made in an official Soccer broadcast.formed that the captain of theteam should b'e replaced. The real de.cision now lies with the listeners and clubGEELONG s,c.: bI1!formation has been received mem ers.

i that the Geelong Club have ob-I taineda new.grou~d in Geelong.- No one likes the bickering which has in the past weekj' Further detaIls wIll be announced ". .' i! shortly. reached the hIghest pItch for a long tIme. How muchatteJ'-

~~t; , GROUl';lD IMAR~INC~:'. tion you, as Soccer supporters, pay to the arguments put \.J); DespIte prevIous mstructIons, . . .-, certain clubs are not taking the re- will deCIde theIr true worth.0 quired steps to mark out grounds

" pz:operly. :rhe league manageme~t As Soccer supporters you have the right to make yourWIll deal wIth any cases reported In .'future. voices heard,if by no other means, through "Soccer News."ALTERATION TO FIXTURES: Use that right.. Speak your mind and let other SoccerThe Dock:erty Cup fourth round.. , . .replay, Polonia v. Box Hill, and people and the CouncIl know what your oplmons are.Footscray City v. Wilhelmina, have .necessitated the followin&" games The critics will pipe in a different key if you let it betoday to be postponed untIl a later . " .date: known that you disagree wIth them. The CouncIl mIght,

Fir&t DiviSlion: .Box Hill v. a1so call a different tune if you let it be known that youGeorge Cross, Poloma v. Juventus,Hakoah v. Footscray City. agre'e with their critics. Until you declare yourselves one

Third Division: Wilhelmina v. . . .1 .Williamstown. way or the other, the bIckerIng WI 1 contmue.Revised dates will be given at EDITOR" the earlist possible moment. - .

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August 13, 1955. S 0 C C F. R NEW 5 Page 3

Bill Fleming, of the "Argus'" tells clubs

Council is "White-anting" Soccer withB k T t 8

Mr. Flemin,g's views, asac room ac I CS expressed here, are not neces-. . sari'ly those of "Socce..

Soccer men wliil live to regret Black Monday - last News" or its editor. ThisMonday, when the Soccer Council decided that Len Young's article has been written ~s anresignation was a "domestic matter," and nothing to do olPebn letter to all Soccer.th h - I b c u s.WI. t e c u s.

It was a strange attitude for publicity-loving Bill late confidences. But they willThomas, Victorian Soccer Council chairman, to adopt. I have little time in the future foradmit he was egged on by Alec Kerr in ordering the Press the sm~g little men who treated"'! ..) m the room them with contempt on Black Mon-W' . day.

We of the Press have been very. Len-A ~ood J?b And it was BI'ack Monday, makegood friends to Soccer. With. the ~aterial av~ilable~ Len. no mist~k;e about that. It will be ,

. - Young IS domg a good Job. Wi1!ely, a long time betiol1e we forget that .,

We have n(Jver violated a confi- he is concentratin g on the J.uniors L Y .dld bt . d b ' en oun'g sal :-enc:-e; never 0 am(J a story Y who are the white hope of tomor- " . ." !

deVl?~s means, ~nd yet we are row, and anyone who expects him I have nothln,g to hide. 1

humlliated ?y bemg aske~ to leave to lick a State team into shape in But your Council w(Jre so fright-the room, li!<e naugl.tty littll;:! boys five minute~-which is what ,has eI:led of us th'ey ordered Len Youngcau~ht steahng: the Jam, whlle the happened to date-should take a to avoid us after the meeting; soalmIghty panJadams of Soccer pill, and a big one, at that. frightened that they put us outwent mt? a huddl'e on Len I am not so concerned with Le"n into the cold corridors while theyYoung's discontent. Young, although I am glad he has sat in judgment.

The clubs who play Len Young's withdrawn his resign.ation, as I am£1,250 a year salary, plus house, with Whe paltry attitud!! adop.ted Demand the Truthh~ve .a ri&,htto. know what caused towards, the Melbourne Journahsts Is this .the way to win friendsh!s dissatisfaction. They have a 'iho ha\ e fought for Soccer for S? and influence peop1e? Of coursenght to know why he wanted to ong.. .. it isn't I And you the Victorianresign, and why he changed his With t~e Austria-South C~lna\ Soccer .clubs have' a ri ht to de-mind match coming up ,on' Mqnday night d th f 1'1 t g . .

d h. . h f t man e u s ory.-an t IS IS no weal er or ou - , tIf it is'true Mr. Young. was dis- door night entertainment - the I understa!ld the question of the "I

turbed and upset by certam br<;,ad- Soccer Council n,eeds every li;ne of broadcast Wi!! be br.ought .up atcasts, then the clubs have a right space it can command. This is no next Tuesday s Councll meetmg, Ift? know that, too, and they.have a way to get i,t. the clubs want the st?ry, it is u.pright to study the transcrIpts of The sooner the Council realises to all club representatIves to see Itthe broadcasts alleged to have so we are men and not children and is obtained, because it is £'s to.: 8: ]turbed him. . ' that we have a job t? do. ho~estly peanuts the lit~le men will try and i

~Soccer has little chance of be- and well, the better it wlll be for muzzle us a,gam.coming big business while this Soccer. The little men ~ho have. If Soc<;er fa;ils to hold the groundparochial attit~de is adopted .by !tamJ?ere~ development of t~e game it has. gamed m recent yea~s, blamece~ain Councll members. I give m Victori~ for years by theIr back- t~e httle men - the frightenedtop marks to John Oliphant aBd room tactics .must go. .. lit.tle men, who try'to b.e big andKurt Defrisfor their valiant effort The sportmg Press of Victoria miss the target every time. Theon our behalf to insist that the are a sturd.y group, who play the little men who by their lack of iPress remain. ' game, do their job to the best of vision and broadinindedness are i

I understand that the core of their ability, and who don't vio- white-anting Soccer. '

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Y II (I b C t Finally, a local photographera ou rn u orrec S was ~ortun.ate in taking the in~i-

dent III which Ravagnan was hurt,

" Li bellous Reports" ~; ~n~O~~e~~:~d~i~~;.an bes~~. . Len Young Says (from page 5)

IMr. W.. ,L; Mack,. secretary of mad dogs. Five of whQ~ should We Did W Il. 'Yallourn Club, has wrItten to "Soc- have been sent off the field for .'. e . lcer. News" to cor'rect statements trying to maim Yallourn players, I, mentioned III ~n,e of, m,y earlIer'which .he declare,s Were Wrongly. Ravagnan was taken to hospital articles h°v.: ~urpnslllg lt IS that amade III the Italtan column last with a small cut behind one ear, team, provldlllg t~ey are fit, do~sweek. a cut which did tfot evert require v~ry of.ten. have .ltS opponents illHe considE!rs that allegations a stitch. When he was hurt, th~ difficulties. .

made in the column that Yallourn . gam'e w~s held up for five min- Let's get this straight. Our ladsmade "wild and vicious attacks" utes while sundry' people at- often made moves that would not~hat Ravagnan was injured by the tended to him, and one Juventus have shamed their opponents, One"ahriost monstrous way of kicking spectator p°1:!red .abuse over. the or two Qf them forgot the f~nd~-not only the ball but the opposing referee. Whilst III the dresslllg- mentals of the gam,e . th,ey haveplayer as well," and that there, roo~, RMTagnan stated ~hat the been taught! ~ut this IS. not alto-were "savage personal attacks accident v.:as due to h~s °":ll geth,er !!Urprlslllg, as until these ..1which even the referee:did not try fa,ul~; Thls,";yas~otpublIs!Ied ~n s,entlals haye peen h.ammeredho~;to stop or break up, but excused the Argus or III the 'artIcle III time and agalll, until they becomeby indifference," were little short, "Soccer News." part of habitual thinking, old badof libeL :' , :. . After Ravagnan walked off the habits will, in the excitement of a

M k h . field a Juventus player delibera- game, rear their ugly heads.thes t;-- s~~c ~s seH~ hlS.t r~p.1Y to t.ely jumped on the outstretched Believe me~ these boys are catch-

e emen s. ,re I IS: .' leg of H... Saxelby, with both in¥ on fast, and together with a. Tl1cere were ~q willi ot ,VICIOUS feet, eauslllg that player to be f~lrly constant stream of recom-'

attac~s byYanourn'play~rs, b'J:t carried oft' th.e field. A foul. at- mendations joining them each M9n-ce,rtam Juventus p!ayers cer- tempt to maIm a,nother player, day evening, th~ f~ture looks verytalllly m~de attacks III a manner and the referee dIdn't dare take bright. .

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..&\lex Barr replies:

Here's Why I Said What I DidI would like to reply to the letter fl'om Jack Wilson, in last week's find a large number of officials and

"Soccer News," criticising my statement "that the English system b'eing top-line players who disagree withcoached by Len Young is out-dated, and should be altered." Len Young's system?

I feel that I am wasting my time replying to Jack's in,accurate and A few points to roughly outlineunconstructiv,e criticism. His letter appeared at a most opportune what I consider ineffective in Mr.momenlt, from my point of view, as, in the same edition of "Soccer News" Young's system:-"SpQtter" stated, "The Victorian Soccer public won't support games Close marking by full-backs isagainst touring sides if they are to result in comic exhibitions." not encouraged; wing halves are

Whilst "Spotter" is obviously a Len Young fan, he did als~ state, expected to perfo~m c.<>nsiderably"To produce ,good footba.lI we must have good 'ball-players.' " more on the defenSive side than at-

. . . tack; centre-forwards are asked to

Turnmg over a few more pages happy to .have a con,:e~satlon with hang well back from the goal.

,i ~: "Soccer News," Jack must have Joe on his recent VISit to Mel- This is in direct contrast to the~t rather upset when he read an bourne, wh~n I learned, from both tactics adopted by our recent visi-

ex~ract from the F.A. Annual, he and Cliff. Almond (who also tors. If Hanappi, the £50,000 starwhich s~ggested that Engla.nd must had. success o.verse.as),. that. they (and £70 a week while in Austra-chan~e.lt.s system of playrng S.oc- reallsed on their ,~rnval m the"U.K. lia), was asked to playa more de-~,er, I~ It IS to counter the Austnan that t~ey lac.ked ball control, and fensive role, I am quite certain his~olt system. No doubt Jack took !mmedlate ste;Ps to brush up price would be deflated sharply.

will s.en~ a letter to the Fo~t~all, on this p'a~ of their g~e. The Victorian Colts, a hand-Association of Engla.nd explaInIng I admire Jack fl?r his loyalty to picked side which is given pre.fer-that as they ~gree WIth Alex Barr, Len Young and his coachIng sys- entia I coaching, has a very unim-they are obviously wroI?g. te.m, an~ no .do,~bt next .wee~ ~e pressive record. Its goal average,

W.roDJg Conc!uslon will receive his blue certificate. which reads 37 goals for and 39J~ck Wilson has Ju:mped to a . Scant Know.ledge against, gives a fair indication that

terribly wrong co~cluslon when ~e It IS perfectly obVIous that Ja~k the negative game they attempt tosuggests that I thInk Len Young IS has scant knowledge of SQccer m play does not pay dividendsincapable of" coaching. I accept the "internat\onal sphere when he . . . .Mr. Young's F.A. Coaching Badge suggests that I criticised Len Ture Must Be CntlCJ&mfor \vhat it is worth, but would also Young and his methods only after Criticism is a fundamental re-like to draw attention to the fact a "world-renowned professional quirement in any phase of life-that English Soccer does not, at team defeated an Australian State business or sport-and if every in-the mom'ent, come up to world side by eleven goals to nil." dividual was content to accept, un-championship class. Surely, Jack, you read the news- questioned, a formula laid down in

No doubt Jack has an explana- papers, and must have noticed the the F .A., or any other handbook,tion for the severe thrashings Eng- five,six and seven goal defeats in- Soccer would be a very drab busi-land has received in recent months fticted on England by Continental ness.at the hands of ContinentaJ coun- teams? Jack, in his wisdom, has statedtries, who believe in the short pass Knowing that certain parochially "that to reach the standard set by

.,""{i clever "ball play," in prefer- minded people require qualifica- the Rapid team will not take onlye to tpe swinging game adopted tions for every statement made by years, but decad'es." If you con-England. any sporting writer"':-8nd this ap- suIt the history of Soccer in Aus-

Surely Jack was not serious plies mainly to Soccer - I chose tralia, Jack, you will find that in-when he said, "Len will make them what I considered to be the most ter-State matches were beinginto ball players IF AND WHEN appropriate time to sUggest that played here in 1883.it is necessary?" The drubbing the game h'ere in Victoria required Soccer in Austria was born afterthat Australian Soccer in general an overhaul. If any further proof World War I - approximately 35has received from the visiting is needed, one could go into the years later! Why are we so slowChinese and Austrian teams makes falling receipts of most Soccer to learn in Soccer when Australiait obvious to make "ball prayers" clubs. has produced world champions inNOW! Regarding the slight dig suggest- every branch of sport they have

When Jack refers to the success ing that my observations of Brigh- taken on seriously?of a former mutual colleague, Joe tQn are "ill-advised and wide of Names like Thompson, Jackson,Marston, he merely reiterates a the mark," might I say that several Woods, Bradman, Messenger, Op-statement I have made on several suggestions regarding ~am selec- perman, Landy and Sedgman areoccasions, that "polish" is all that tion at Brighton were adopted respected the world over, and giveis required to make several Aus- after my published statements in proof to the fact that "properlytralian Soccer players "world the Press? handled," Australian Soccer play-class." Move Around a Bit ers could meet the world!

While I agree that Joe Marston In conclusion, could I sugge~t;, Incidentally, folks, Jack and rWas never a "ball player" prior to Jack, that you move arOtrtlda little 'are stilI friends. I think! I drovehis sojourn in England, I was more in Soccer circles, and you will him to the station last week,

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:J L ' angolo del Calcio ItalianoJUVENTJ,JS - J.U.S.T., 4-1 esibizione di giuoco perfetta~ente me~te. dal!e partite di oggi della

controllato contra avversar1 che Whllh1elmma, Hakoah, Footscray- non mancano di eccellenti qualita' e P.olonia. Le prime due squadre

Gloriosa Giornata P,er I. dal canto loro. A dieci minuti di non possono assolutamente costi-Bianconeri distanza dalla fine del primo temp~ tuire un allarme per la Juventus

Begnini segnava la prima rete, per due semplici motivi: e' impos-. .' seguita da un'altra. ret~ di Plateo s!bile (teoricament~ almeno~ c~e

La part1ta d1 sem1-finale per la dopa soli cinque mmut1. . A met~' r1escano a consegu1re .una v1tt~na~ockerty Cup del saba.to scorso del primo tempo Ie SOrt1 appar1- sulla Juve con Ie qualI!a' tecn1c~ee s~ta una degna r1sposta a valla cosi' decisamente segate a mostrate finora ed e' 1mprobab1lequant1 com~e~tavano .con ~al- favore dei nostri. Quando il fis- che entrino nelle finali. Se invececelato comp1ac1mento .11. decl1no chietto finale annunzio' la fine Polonia 0 Footscray scenderannod~lla Juyentus dopa u~a d1sa~trosa della partita la Juve si trovo' con in campo, la Juve dovra' prepararsiv1c~nda m c8;mpo .s~ran1er? ~ stato la vittoria a 4-1 e il conseguente ad una dura lotta, nella quale moltiun mc?ntro.m C1;ll 1, nostrl Sl trova- ingresso nelle finali della Dockel"ty favoriscono leggermente gli avver.rono In agio d1 dare una buona Cup. . sari.

H-t.+++++++H++++++++++++ So la Juventus sara' capace 0 . Domani"do~enica, alle ,?re 2:,1meno di vincere la fi~le e guadag- p.m. sara disputato 1 mcont~-

S narsi un trofeo da cui e' stata Juventus-England per la Wor1dTIT -BIT fin ora esclusa, dipender.a' unica- Cup al Toorak Oval.

From Spotter* DER NEUEI believe there is a chance of a

side from the third division play- DEUTSCHE RASIERAPP ARA Ting Len's State side in a practicegame in the near future. BRA U NThis will add a lot of interest tothe boys in the minor league. .

Kevin Lott has charge of this Rasiert kuehl, schmerzlos, schneller

side, and would be interested to ala jeder andere apparat.hear from anyone who has anyideas on the matter. He can becontacted through the editor. £14/14/.

Wilhelmina ~ave my back- in luxus leder kasette ~ ~ ~ ~,

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~ed Cross Sa~s Len is Right, Writer WrongThank You Dear, Sir, Mr, Y;o:ung! and I am sure that the

. ,I ' h AustrIan dIsplay cannot be bet-Dear Sir, . . I feel It my ?uty to en Ig ten tered as an exhibition of the type

At .a recent. meetmg o~ the ~he ~occer publIc who ~ead t,he of game Mr, Young has been drill-

executIve commIttee of. the CIty of Item m one of last we~k s da!ly ing into us

Camberwell Branch of the Austra- papers that Len Young s English .

lian Red Cross Society, many styl'e of coaching was out-dated. The fact that the Austrians are

members expressed very keen ap- It IS evident that the writer of experts cannot be laid a\ .Mr.

preciation of the help given by t~e this item has either been misin- Young's door. Or perhaps this

six Soccer clubs who took part m formed or formed his own conclu- writer is trying to fool the public

the highly - entertaining Soccer sions o~ poor foundations. into believing that a tea~ like

game~ played on the Camberwell 1

h h d th 1 r f bein g Rapid can be formed overnight,oval In support of the March ap- ave a e p easu eo. -B. FAIR,

peal for Red Cro$s funds, a member of the State squad unde!

Accordingly, I desire to extend,

through you, the very sincere

~ichanks of this branch to the clubs

ll>J:;ncerned, as well as to the offi-P I f I s Y a u WE I R~a~s, who gladly co-operated in Il Il U Il

making the day a great success in a SU IT Coat or

every way. . .The generous support of Soccer a Sports Rigout Only

fans who contributed to the very

&atisfactory financial result of the

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Dear Sir,

I wish to voice my disgust at the

treatment meted out to our Vic-

torian team by the crowd at the

game agaill$t the Austrians. It is

appalling that anyone can be so "

/')fair as to b.oo and jeer ,at a team'

~at never gIves up trYIng, how- .

ever badly they are being beaten.

One can understand the Aus-

trians in this country supporting

their home team, but the majority

of th'ecrowd were not Austrians.. I

When I voiced my disapproval at :

the display, , was told it was the I

selectors they were annoyed about.

S It C t S !U s, 00 s, ports Coots, Trousers-To me that is no excuse at all. in fact, anything on our Men's Wear

Th .. Floor can be yours for as low as £ ]

e team members were not re- deposit and easy weekly payments -S p onsibI~ for bein g chosen and be- when YOU have a. LOVE CREDIT AC., COUNT! ImmedIate PossessIon! Nocause they were chosen, they de- fuss! No dclay! On the 1st Floor,serv~d the support of the pui?Iic- ~ :l~~!.~~I.~.~ 1but they did not get it. ~'I I

My opinion is, after attending , g I I Ithe game regularly for ye,ars, that . I \

thes;e supp~sedly AustralIans are "Th D rt t St f r th whole family" !

antI-Australian, and are definitely e epa men are a e f

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John Oliphant's Comments on theCollingwood Letter Dons Win First'

.[j 3rd August, 1955. which must cause great concern to C G1 Dear ~ir, ,all sportsmen, whether Soccer or Up ame! otherwise.

I was amazed to read a stat~-. The Dons were successful in thement, made by an open Council Consigned to the Gutter .meeti~g in the Collingwood Town One councillor, commenting on first. round of the Miller Cup,Hall, 1~ referenc~ to a ~e~ter from th-e application, said (quote) "they beatrng Wanderers. But the tena-a certarn Mr. KeIth WIllIams, of can play in the gutter. They will city of the losing team was worthyGlen Waverley, re the lease of the do as well there as in the Olympic .Collingwood Football Ground for Games." " of every praISe and made the game

I the use of Soccer. One can only view such a state- an interesting one.... I h d ment with disgust. lOur councillors "I;This ~pplIcatlol;1 was aug e at represent all types in the commu- All three goals for Essend~

by certarn Councillors. Deserveqly nity, and such a shocking statement came from intelligent play by Johns.o' as all members of our aSSOCla- from a leading citizen must surely Dugdale.tlon k~ow that w'e could not com- be read by all with dismay.pe~e wIth, nor af!ord, the rental To enter for the Olympic Games, The under-15 team were elimi-paId by the CollIngwood club. We I t .t b .d . f .. t d . h .also know that the Collingwood e 1. e sa! ;. IS 0 marn Impor - nate by Preston ~n t e LIstonCouncil would not think seriously ~ance 't to wrn WIShontlhY of seco~dary Cup, and ~nce agarn demonstratedf d . h Impor ance. e er we WIn or h . k .or one mome~t to eprlve .suc a lose, we will play representing ~ at It was lac of proper prgam~-gr.eat club of ItS ~atural right to Australia, and in th.e best Austra- fig that led to defeat.thIS ground. lian sporting spirit, but the first .part of this councillor's statement, In spIte of appeals ,we have not

No Knowledge of It "'They can play in the gutter," is ~een able t? get one offer for help. surely in shocking bad taste, and rn the runnrng of the club. There

T~erefore, I wish to .sta;te em- ~an only reflect back on, the coun- ar.e dozens O;f boys around .the dlS-phat!cally that. our a.ssoclatl0n h~s cillor concerned. trlcts t~at cou!d be drawn rnto thenot rnterested Its~lf In any way In game wIth adequate help, and aft'ermaking any application for such . -JOHN OLIPHANT, all, it is the youngster that isground. I nave communicated with Chairman, Publicity Committee, wanted to help in improving the

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Skolnik Cu Next .:..:-+-t.++.:-.:..:..:.+++-t-+.:.+.:-++++++

p Two Cup Games CabaretJunior Interest Played in L. V . MAAS

Now the games against Yallourn .t ' ll h The first two games in the La- R t t.are over~ we s I, av,e, one more trobe Valley "Advertiser" Shield es auran

Item of Interest ln Jumor Soccer. resulted in wins for top team, Mor-That is the visit of the South Aus- well, and bottom team, Red Tri- 40 High Street, St. Kilda

,tralian under-20 during the third angle.. Morwell beat T!gers, and LA 4770week in August. Red Tnangle beat LurgI Rangers.

, Infonnation from the Lurgi sec- OPEN DAILY FOR LUNCHESThey arrIve on Aug?st 20, and retary is that the club intends to AND DINNERS.

stay a week. The maIn game of t t . t th f t thh ' t f . th 1 pro es agams e re eree a e F .d S turday Sun dayt IS our, 0 course, IS 'e annua game rl ay, a ,game for the Skolnik Cup. This. . FI Sh D .

will take place on Saturday, 27th Morwell ~angers faIled to turn Cabaret. oor ow ancIng

August, at the Showgrounds. , up for t,heIr postp<?ned league Hall, avaIlable from Mondaygame agaInst Moe UnIted. till Thursday for Clubs,. :The game will be the curtain- Results were: and Meetings.

~Iser to the Juventus--Moreland " '" . .

first division game. Juventus has AdvertIser ShIeld (firstkindly granted the junior associ a- round):tion pennission to stage this gam'e. Morwell 4 (Guy 2, van Hoogan,

NINO BORSARISO, if you want to see a really good Krytenberg), Tigeis 0; Lurgigame, make August 27 a date. Rangers 2 (Simms, Smith), Red

We thank the Juventus Club for Triangle 5 (~impkin 5, Lane 1).granting us their ground and faci- The seaso~ s final league tablelities. Enclosed grounds are very for the L. V, IS on page 12,hard to get here in Victoria,

.Mostly Australians A Grand Sight IAn interesting fact that arose Saturday morning at Yallourn

from the Yallourn games was that oval was a sight to gladden thein the under.14 team which repre- heart of any Soccer follower, Thesented Melbourne and dis~rict, grounds were literally swarmingseven of the 11 were Australians. with juniors at the lightning pre-We realise that the immigrant boys miership for under-13 teams.make for Soccer naturally, but it is There was just the same excite-heartening to see the number of ment as at any cup final. .Australian boys now in the gam~. League winners, Yallourn Rang- No matter who you are, whereWith.out them the game will s~rely ers, survived the first ro?nd against you are from, or what you believe,lose Its power. There are quI~e a Newborough, but only Just. They you are Nino's fri~nd if you are in-few 1;1nder-14 t~ams ~ow fieldIng, won in extra time, and went on to terested in sport.nractlcally all Australian boys. take the title. Fraternity through sport is his

L.,c t b t thO ? R r Results were: creed, and he is offering 5-10 perP rt anllan; .:ftid' ea t IS f ogd First Round:, Yallourn Rangers cent, discount to all sportsmen ore ze, al e S cen re- orwar, 2 (Dysen, Lappm) d. Newborough women in his shop in Carlton,

Fo~s do:W~tfroml Warrarl ~very 1 (Scott) after extra time; Hearns Nino sells ev~rything - dia-rl ay nIg. to pay, an re urt:ls Oak 1 (Fnendo) d, Moe 0.. monds, watches, Jewellery, sports

Saturday nIght: He has scored m Semi-final. .- Yallourn Rangers goods, gifts of all kinds, crystal,every match thIS year, whether the 3 (Lappin 2, Down 1) d. Lurgi 1 crockery, radio ,and electricalteam has lost or won. (Turner). goods and records,

All delegates are reminded that Final: Yall,ourn Rangers 3 Nino's shop is atthe next meeting of the junior as- (Down 2, Lappm 1) d, Hearns Oak 201 Lygon Street, Carltonsociation is on Wedn'esday, August o.

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P W D L FA p. P.W.D.L.F.A.P.Lions. . . . . 11 10 1 - 40 9

~JUVENTUS 14 11 1 2 38 12 23 Coburg 11 6 4 1 42 13POLONIA 14 10 3 139 20 23 Fairfield 11 7 1 3 26 7 1

University. . . 12 7 1 4 24 21 15BRIG}lTON 14 8 2 4 34 27.18 Bayswater.,. 11 \ 5 - 6 40 29 10HAKOAH .. 14 6 2 6 40 29 14 U.Y.D 11 5 - 5 19 31 10M OR ELA ND 1.4 6 2 6 22 21 14 Heidelberg 12 2 1 9 18 52 Ii

ICI \2918604.BOX HILL ' '..."' 14 6 1 '718 3jJ 13 12 ~!i'

J.U.S.T. ...~.. , :.. 1.4 5 2 7 31 31. i 12 METROPOLITAN SOUTH (3.!;;

FOOTSCRA Y CITY 14 3 3 8 17 34 9GEORGE CROSS 14 3 2 9 25 41 8 Crostia ;o~. ~ ~ 3;. t5 f,Y ALLOURN ."...14 2 2 10 21 34 6 Brunswiclt.., 8 2 - 1 31 13 14

Yarra Park.. 9 5 1 3 20 19 11Port Melb. . .. 10 5 - 5 22 18 10

SECOND DIVISION THIRD INVITATION St. Albano. . . 10 5 - 5 19'22 10P. W. D. L. F. A. P. Rosebud. . . 10 4 1 5 21 37 9

Slav ill . . . . . 14 14 0 0 71 23 28Prahran . . . . 14 11 1 2 62 22 23 . P. W. D. L. F. A. P.

LATROBE VAL EYSth. Melb. U. .14816513117 LVie. Colts. :., 14 7 I 6 37 39 15 Hellenic 14 11 1 2 62 20 23 P. W. D. L. F. A. P.Sunshine C .. 14 6 2 6 21 34 14 Cobur.g 14 10 I 3 35 27 21 Morwell.. . 14 12 2 0 71 9 26Maccabi . . . . 14 4 37 29 46 11 SlIndrmgham C. 13 9 2 2 39 12 20 Moe Utd 14 10 3 1 46 9 23Preston. . . . 14 4 !1 '9 26 48 9 Wlllia"'.stown . 13 7 2 4 40 13 16 rigers .. 14 6 5 3 38 30 17Geelong . . . . 14 3 2 9 18 32 8 Box ~1l1 .'..' 13 7 1 5 43 12 15 Yallourn A . . .. 14 6 2 6 38 44 14Park Rangers. 14 3 2 9 30 65 8 Su!,shm,: Umted 13 6 1 6 27 38 13 Sale Utd. . . . 14 4 3 7 24 42 11South Yarrll .. 14 2 3 9 22 37 7 Wilhelmi.na... 12 3 1 8 33 20 7 Lurgi Ran. . . .14 4 1 9 23 41 9

THIRDP IVISI O N ,Mo.orabbm C. . 14 2 1 11 22 58 5 ~orwell Ran. . . 14 2 2 10 19 37 6

HeIdelberg. . . 13 2 1 10 13 62 5 Red Trian~le . . 14 2 2 10 18 65 6.W.D.L.F.A.P.

Wilhelmina. . 14 14 P 0 93 10 28Hellenic. . . . 14 12 1 1 73 15 25Sandringham. C. 14 8 3 3 41 22 19Dande.nong Roy. 14 8 1 5 44 44,17 EVERYBODY'S CHOICESunshIne Utd. . 14 7 1 6 41 38 15Richmond. . . 14 6 1 7 37 35 13Wl\Iiamstown 14 5' 2 7 31 37 12Frankston .. 14 2 1 11 15 54 5Moorabbin. C. . 14 2 0 12 22 78 4I.'.N.D. . . . . . 14 1 0 13 18 82 2 ROME PARIS

FIRST INVITATION. P. W. D. L. F. A. P. .fj . Juventus . . . . 14 r2 0 2 49 10 24

Polonia . .. 14 10 1 3 41 31 19Brighton. . . 14 ; 8 2 4 40 22 18Footscray City. 14 7 2 5 32 31 16 ,--- n '10Hakoah . . . . 13 5 4 4 25 19 14 ", , jMoreland. . . 1.4 5 2. 7 27 (4 12Box HI\I . . . .13 51? 26 31 11J.U.S.T 13 3 1 82330 7 SHIRT SYallourn. . . . 13 2 3 8 12 29 7George Cross. 14 3 1 10 13 42 7

SECOND INVITATION VIENNA HOLL YWOODP. w. D. L. F. A. P

3unshine City.. 14 11 2 1 49 13 24South Melb. . . 14 9 1 4 57 29 19

For Quall"ty Style and FI"tSouth Yarra. . 14 9 I> 5 52 17 18 ,Slavia . . : . . 14 8 1 5 44 34 17Geelong . . , . 14 7 0 7 26 22 14Prahran . . . . 14 '6 1 7 37 61 13 108 HIGH STREET, ST. KILDA. Trade Inquiries Invited.Wilhelmina. . 14 6 0 8 25 32 12Preston. . . . 14 4 0 10 21 38 8 Telephone: LU 6895Maccabi . . . . 14 4 0 10 20 4~ 8Park Ranger. . 14 2 1 11 25 6t 6 '

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