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EDITORIAL

The big clash between the top teams last week had all the thrills of a grand final and could well be a preview.

Both teams have hard matches again this week. Top team M.C.U. b3ve to do battle with third place Culcaim. This match is at Culcairn where the home ground must give them an advantage which could make this an even game. M.C.U. are now displaying the form that won them the honours last season.

CollinguUie are at home to Temora. With their good win over Holbrook last Saturday, Temora firmly held the vital four place. They will need a further win here to really consolidate that position. 'Gullie proved they are a good side to go down by only two points to M.C.U. at Mangoplah.

Old rivals Wagga and North meet at Robertson Oval. North are now the team to watc~tbey have a good draw from here to the filnals having to meet all teams lower on the ladder. They can make the finals but must

win every game. Wagga, at present. hold fil1th place and with a hard draw ahead a win in this game is vital.

A good even contest should be the clash at Lockhart where Benty are the visitors. On performance through_out the season nothing separates these two. Both have shown a distinct liking for their home grounds which will give Lockhart the advantage today.

Holbrook are at home to The Rock-Yerong Creek. These teams hold the bottom positions at present with Holbrook having had four wim to the Combines one.

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The under 16 Letona Cup challenge squad to play at Ganmain on Satur-day, 29th July, is as follows:

From Cootamundra: R. Walmsley, M. Garvin, D. Taylor, M. Nixon.

From Coolamon: W. Dennis, C.

Dryden, D. Dryden, L. O'Shea, A. Rudd and I. Hegvold.

From Wagga: R. Wilson, D. Miller.

G. Bullas, A. Bea~d.

From Temora: L. Gilchrist, N. Pellow, S. Dumbrell, J. Hartwig and J. Huppfield.

From Turvey Park: G. Cox. P. Jack, P. McCulloch, L. Pendrick, G. Allen, J. Fone and L. Brown.

The coach is G. Nye (Turvey Park), and the selectors L. D:yden and R. Nixon.

Training will be held at Coolamon on Tuesday, 25th July, at 4.45 p.m. A dinner will be provided.

GOALS INDIVIDUAL CLUBS

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13 Culcairn ... .. Wagga ... ... .. Temora ... .. North Wagga ... ... . Lockhart ... .. Holbrook ... . Henty ... .. TR-YC ... .. 169 18 156 19 147 15 146 16 143 20 124 19 114 18 113 20

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The last round of matches was

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is decided.. 1,

Semi-finals will be played at ' St. Francis College grounds on Saturday. 22nd July ..

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WAGGA NOTES

Afte,r a very close game last week w~ eventually got fne edge on Henty

and were able to record another win.

Once .again we only excelled

ous-~ves in three quarters and had a

wall rest for tbe othe-, one, but this

tmte we got away with it.

-OeQff Mitchell suffered an injured

JP)kle but was quite fit on Sunday

morning and will 6e A 1 for this week.

Oeoff was replaced by Bob McKenna,

who

a.9\litted

himself very well

con-sidering that he is normally a back ,JMD.

,PaU,. J>oulson won the shirt but only

wtt 1Tl1lde it ·from John Dingle, Chic

Hann, Michael Hill and, as usual, . r·ebblQJ Power ..

Neil Owens and his second eighteen

once again won and so ~·etained their

position on the top rung. Barry Wandel was a tower of strength in

the hack pocket as was Ross Pleydel

in

tae

other pocket. Arnold Webster

&O,mbieed well with Noel Gibbons and

wiped the side along considerably.

CongrJttulations are in order fo•:

Oraba.m

Buerkner and his fiancee on

their engagement. All the best to

you t,oth, Graham.

~ seeopds also need to win to m11:lntait1 their position on the top, so

best of lu~ to both sides.

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The win last week was probably the highest hurdle crossed this year. Apart from the unfortunate incidents, the game was a very good example of our code.

The 2nds w.ere beaten well and have to realise that the absence of any one or a number of players out ot the team should not be allowed to affect the team greatly.

If the team is affected greatly it

shows, apart from the apparent ability of the players conce..-ned, that the rest of the team has become a little lazy and too reliant on that player.

However, everyone can have a lapse, so we have all had our share ..

We must all start again on our win-ning ~psr: this Satqrday ..

If Geoff Ward and forme-: Tiger,

Milton Breust can play as effectively as they drd 11!-St ~turday, it will br a great start to ·a win.

It is m:.st g...·atifying to see Milton playing with so much enthusiasm afte1 considering to return to his former club, the Wagga Tigers, earlier in the year.

The 2nds by n,qw realise the task ahead of them for the · remainder of the season. To obtain and ,retain either of the first two r~sitions, they must

help each other as they did earlier in the season ..

To choose and to use effectively appropriate Agricultural Chemicals

is to-day a vital Fann Management Problem-See , ••

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LOCKHART

NOTES

I feel congratulations are in order for both · teams after Saturday's matches. The Bulldogs really showed The Rock their bite, but the Magpies stuck at it till the end and they have many good youngsters coming on.

It p,;oved a point, I think-small towns .just aren't in the race unless a few key players are imported.

You can only k.eep winning Lock-hart and hope for the best re the final four this year.

Bad luck for the seconds to lose Les Harrington at this vital stage. Hope it won't keep you out fo; long, Les. It' is a pity these "kickers" are allowed "open go" by the umpire~. This particular chap !las been at 1t a long time now.

The team has settled down well, especially the back line, and when you get "Megsie" back and maybe Ian Kiog" to strengthen the "big" de-partment, . you should be a good bet for the big one:' .

Congratulations to both Jumor teams on Sunday's wins. Those under 16's just never give up. Roll up to-mo:row a:t_. home again and give them some enc~agement against the top team, Holbrook.

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HENTY NOTES

Last week Henty conceded victory to the Tigers in a game; in which the lead changed places seve~al timse .. Ht:nty were in the lead at halftime .. Once again ,Henty's backline played (

a conspicuous part in the game but so did Wagga's.

This supremacy .of the • back divi-sions was reflected in the low scoring.

It was yet another triumph for Henty's fullback, Brian Spencer.

Brian Willis played his usual solid game. He was quiet early, but came right back into the game in the last half with high ma•:king and kicking, and his great display certainly helped to lift Henty ..

Others in the Henty line-up to de-serve mention were Lester Klemke with his fine marking; Dennis "Never Say Die" Lubke, who figured prominently on Henty's backline and was continu-ally going up and collecting the ball; and "Pug" Piltz (pug by name and by nature), who worfied Wagga's for-wards.

To day '!,IICI go to Lockhart and the success of the Bulldogs in recent matches is not going to make it easy fc,; Henty to gain another sorely

need-ed four points.

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CK. NOTES

More experience gained is about all

that can be said of last week's

en-counter with Lockhart. It is quite

ob-vious that we must get some big men

for next season, and now is the time

to start looking around ..

Full credit must be given to our

pre-sent 18, who have to battle it out.

against weight supe,nority each week ..

Digby and "Chum" played last week

but had to leave the field and must be

considered doubtful for this week.

It was really pleasing to welcome

back John Klimpsch. Hope the knee

stands up to the ~igors for the r

e-mainder of the season, John.

Eric Michael played his first senior

game and perfo,.-med creditably.

Geoff Rainbird played his last game

with us prior to joining the Northern

Territory Police. We all wish Geoff the

best in his new-job and thank him for

the job he has done so well in the last

couple of seasons .

The 2nds' game was a beauty; had

you not let the opposition get that

four goals to your one point in the

&-st quarter, the four points would

have been yours ..

Brian Michael, Peter Mooney and

Peter Angel of the younger players

deserve a mention ..

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Hall (1-feasurer) had taken over those

respective _jpbs. All the best, chaps ..

HOLBROOK NOTES

Well, that's anothe•, one we didn't

win. Congratulations to Temora on

their victory. It goes to show that

bad kicking is bad football-not so much kicking for goal as the poor

klcking around the ground. You

can't win if you kick to the opposition and that was the sorry story last week when the number of passes that went

astray wt:~·e uncountable.

This week it must be a different

story or we won't win. Just because

the combine hav~ only won one match

means nothing. Don't let us be the

second.

The Seconds had a very good win,

Up to half time they only had 17

men, for the second week in a row, notwithstanding this, they played very

good football and were never in

danger of defeat.

The improvement over the last

few weeks has been ma,;ked. With a

full 18 today, they should make it

the first double for the year.

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CULCAIRN NOTES

(By "Percy")

Well, chaps. our bubble burst last week and the sooner we forget that

game the better. Today's game against

Mango should be a beauty, as both

sides will be close to full strength and

Mango will be out to avenge last

round's defeat.

You must win today if you are to get into second position on the ladder. The whole side will have to knuckle

down and play football to win this

match. The fo;wards must play from

in front and help each other a lot

more, also a lot more drive is needed

from the centre line. The backs must

stick much closer to their men and

stop this silly short passing because

when it doesn't come off its just giving goals away.

The Seconds had a great win I'iist

week and showed they will be a big

force in the finals if they can keep this

form up. The-;e is a few lads who

must be very close to gaining senior

selection, so keep trying and you will

make it.

PLEASE TAKE NOTE: A

bar-becue and dance will be held in

Gordon Ga•:diner's Woolshed tonight.

All welcome.

JACK SWANN

WAGGA'S LEADING

FOOTWEAR REPAIRER

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M.C.U. NOTES

We obtained four points last week,

but it took another minor miracle to

get it.. Poor 'Gullie, once again they

looked cerfain victors, only to see our forwards kick 5 goals 2 behinds in the

Ia~t 15 minutes to g-:ab the result._. (

Arthur led the fightback, as he did

last time, with a brilliant mark .. Then

he goaled and this led to a patch of

really inspired football. What did you think when Max passed to Tony?

"Big John" in the headgear was

superb, as he always is, and was ably

supported by Allan Joyce, "Dusty", Rav Klimpsch a,nd Rex Burge.

Good to see John Bahr go so well.

considering the quality of the opposi-tion.

The 2nds, alas, we-:e badly beaten

by ~ side thll- ,just kicked straighter.

A pity a few more of these boys don'l

traitl regularly, because last Saturday's

performance shows you have the ability

to test the ability of the better sides.

Best v Collingullie: Maurice

Fine-more, Dick Davis, Da-,-yl Armstrong.

Peter StoH- a,td Kelvin Cla~k.

Judges are tipping Culcairn as

one of this year'f. grand fir.alists. Thi5

could be, but the boys will be out to

prove today which will be the other

side. Let's ~ce that teamwork agair and again- you can do it.

C.

N. Montgomery

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FRANK O'LEARY

Culcairn

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A, COLE C. ROBERSON R, KLIMPSCH R, BURGE I, SANBROOK A, JOYCE J. SEMMLER J, JOYCE 0, MAHER R, DAVIS A, ANDERSON R, FINEMORE G, MAHER B, JOYCE W, LLOYD J, ROSS W. CAL0OW M, SANBROOK G, KILLAI.EA P, MURPHY A, LANGFIELD 0, RATCLIFFE F, McRAE K, CLARK 0, ARMSTRONG R. POST N, WILLIS J, ROBERSON T, WILLIS P, LANGFIELD R,STOLL P, VEARING M, 'FINEMORE G. TOWERS P, STOLL J. BAHR R, DARBY R. SMITH C, SMITH J. MOONEY J, RYAN G, ROSE

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COLLINGULLIE NOTES

1 Our failure to capitalise on our

ad-vantage at three-quarter time again

cost us victory against Ma;goplah.

After what appeared to be a

match-winning lead, we allowed the match to

slip out of our hands ..

Cocky Mc,.,ow turned in his best performance this year, with Noel

Mor-row, Alan Grentell also playing fine

games. Peter Jenkins' marking was a

delight to watch and it is pleasing to

see him regaining form at this time

of the season ..

The seconds surprised everyone

with their accurate kicking and had a

good victory. However, they were un-able to force their way into the "four",

and still remain two points behind.

Peter Whyte, playing only his

sec-ond game, turned in a good display.

Peter Burkinshaw showed what a

great heart he has by lining up with

the boys when things got a little ro~gh

Shirt winners for the matches agamst

North Wagga were John Bruckner and

David Reid ..

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TEMORA NOTES

Holbrook's slippery playing surface

took a little time getting used to and with the 'Brook going to a handy first quarter lead, it seemed they would take control..

The backline of both sides held fast but Temara: ~ould be thankful to

Holbrook for fritting away many

promising moves ..

Lyle Bartel's appearance proved an anti-climax and again was on hand when most needed with a goal to seal

the game· .

John Reid had a .grEat dual with

his opposite, Terry Prior, but Jacko's quick thinking and disposal of the loose ball kept Krause and Co. busy

out-witting the opposition ..

The 2nds had opportunities; a .good

proportion territorially, but still goals

went begging. Rodney Baker, Wayne

Krause and Ray Rodway (the three smallest players) showed how to win a bl\11 and put it to good use ..

TIie club held anothe-r wood drive last Sunday. but it appears the club's

real workers are those handful of men

who show yp regularly to anything that

requires the giving of self to the bene-fit of somebody else ..

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COLLINGULLIE - PHONE 41 COLLINGULLIE 1, N, MORROW 2, N. WHYTE 3, C, MORROW 4. L, MORROW S. .J, BRUCKNER 8 • .J. ABSOLUM 7. A. GRENTNALL 8, A. TIPPING 9. B. CHAPLIN 10, R, MEYERS 11, P. EISENHAUER 12. .J. BURKINSHAW 13, P, .JENKINS 14, G. PERRYMAN IS. S, SHIPWAY I 8. K • .JENKINS 17, K. SOMMERVILLE 18. .J, STAPLETON 19, L. .JENKINS 20. GEOFF CONWAY 21, K. MORROW · 22, C, SHIPWAY 23, R. BRUCKNER 24. - R. POWELL 25, D. REID 28, C. COOPER 27, G. MANWARING 28, BOB BOURNE 29, M. HOUNS·ELL 30 . .J, LLOYD 31, R. CROUCH 32, H. CASLEY 33, W, COOPER 34, R, MORROW 35, .J, BURKE 38, I, GOODE 37. G. HYLAND 38. M. GUITON 39. BOB BOURNE 40, R, GUNNING 41. D. HUBBARD ) : 2, R. MORROW 3. PETE~ WHYTE 44, H. WARD

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TEMORA BAKERY

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TEMORA I, B, McKELLAR 2, G, RICHARDSON 3, G, HARTWIG 4, .J, WILLIAMS 5. P. WOOLETT 6, R. DERRICK 7, R, PELLOW 8, I, PELLOW 9, A, BOYD 10, N. STEINKE II, M, CASSIDY 12, L, HEASLIP 13, B, DUMBRELL 14, K, PIKE 16. G, BAKER 17, R. GRUNOW 19, A, BLOCK 21, K, PELLOW 22, .J, REID 24, .J, BOOKER 27. R, RODWAY 28, .J, MORTON 29, .J, MURPHY 32. G, CAMERON 33, A, REID 34, D. PFEIFFER 35, B, .JEFFRIES 38. B, KRAUSE 37, K, BARNES 38, G. McCORMACK 39, W, KRAUSE 40. A, TERLICH 41, R. BAKER 42. G, WILESMITH 43. B, HARTWIG 44. BRIAN BLOCK 48. P, GILCHRIST 47, D, PENFOLD 49, A, DONALDSON 50. W, GUTHRIE

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FIRST XVDI p W LD Pts % M.C.U. 13 11 2 0 44 139.3 Collingullie _{13 9 4 0 36 134.8} Culcaim

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LEAGUE DRAW FOR

SECOND

HALF-ROUND

JUNE 24: TEMORA 11.8-74, N. WAGGA 9.20-74, M.C.U. 10.6-66, HENTY 6.14-50. C'GULLIE 18.16-124, TR-YC 7.9-51. CULCAJRN 13.16-94, H'BROOK 13.5-83, WAGGA 1 l.23-89, LOCKHART 11.9-75. JULY I: N WAGGA 10.10-70, MCU 15.10-100. HENTV 8.8-56, C'GULLI~ 15.12-102. TR-YC 6.9-45, CULCAIRN 21.19-145. HOLBROOK 12.14-B6, W!,GGA B.9-57. LOCKHART 15.13-103, TEMORA 8.10-58 JULY B: . C'GULLIE 9.7-61. N. WAGOA 12.6-78. CULCAIRN 12. 15-87. HENTY 8.7-55. WAGGA 25.23-173. TR-YC B.7-55. LOCKHART 12.13-85. HoL. 6.11-47. TEMORA 19.13-127. MCU 15.15-105. JULY 15: N. WAGGA 15.12-102, CUL. 12.7-79. HENTY 8.5-53, WAGGA 8.16-64, TR-YC 10.8-68, LOCKHART 24.26-170, HOLBROOK 9.10-64, TttMORA 12.7-79, MCU 13.13-91, C'GULLIE 12,17-89. JULY .:Z.:Z:

WAGGA V NORTH WAGQA LOCKHART V HENTY

HOLBROOK V T.R./Y.C.

CULCAIRN V M.C.U.

COLl.lNGIULLIE V TEMCt&a. JULY as:

NORTH WACGA V LOCKHART HENTY V HOLBROOK

TEMORA V T.R./Y.C. M.C.U. V WAOGA

COLLINCiULLIE V CULCAIRN

AUGUST S: \

HOLBROOK V NORTH WAGOA

T.R./Y,C. V Hl!NTY LOCKHART V M.C.U.

WAGOA V COLLINOULLIB CULCAIRN V Tl!.MOIIA AUGUST 12:

NORTH WAGGA V T.R./Y.C.

TEMORA V Hl!.NTV

M.C.U. V HOLBROOK

COLLINCULLII!. V LOCKHART CULCA1RH V WAGGA AUGUST 19:

HENTY V NORTH WAGGA

T.R./Y.C. v M.C.U.

HOLBROOK V COLLINGULLIE LOCKHART V CULCAIRN WAGGA V TEMORA

LEAGUE TROPHY DONORS AND 1966 WINNERS

MR. M. BA:Z:

B. & F. 1aT XVIII