Gryphon 1957 - Adm.monash.edu.au

lot of damage in e ither posit ion . Thecentre half position wa s well filled byPinkerton (captain), the mo st experienced playe r in the s ide . Dibben andCameron, both fir st yea r playe rs, andHa as played well t h rou gho ut the year.Because of many inj u ries susta ined bythe player s, the reserves wer e oft en seenon the soccer field . Millwood and Laytonand othe rs were always ready to f illva cancies . Mr. Ainslie (coa ch ) wa s always willing to give a dv ice and spurredt he team on with cr ies of " Keep theboll on the flank!"JUNIOR SOCCERBack : K. Pearce, K. Jacob s, P. Dibbin, A. Haas, K. Th om son , J . Moyse, H. Louey.Front: R. Camarin, Sack , R. Espy, B. Pinkerton (c.), M. Adl er (v.c.), C. Millwood, S. Latin.Coach: Mr . C. Ainsley.• JUNIOR LACROSSEWith nine pluyers in the lacrosseteam, Caulfield fielded a young and inexperiencedside at the beginning of1957.The first competition match wasagainst Swinburne. Caulfield played aneven game throughout, but in the lastquarter proved to be too strong andscored seven goals. This cl inched thegame, the final score being 14 goals to7 goals. Caulfield's best p layers wereDal y, Gunn and Brov ington .54In the second game, Caulfield repeatedthe performance defeating Oakleigh14 goals to 2. Caulfield's best inthe match were Gunn, Daly and Shearn.With two good win s Caulfield wereperhaps rather over conf ide nt and theth ird match ogainsf He idelberg, a newteam to the competition , gave them abit of tr ouble. However, after a closelyfoughtgame, Caulfield won , 12 goalsto 9 .Will iamstown we re ou r next opponents.The Caulfield team wa s ve ry strong