Grigg, Wilson Thomas, O'Rourke, Green, and Ro warth. Porter and Taylor look like being the senior rovers, and the Smith-Fanning combination was al- most 100% effective. Cordner, Ken- nedy, Kramer, and Stock made up a strong ruck battery. Deans, Con- roy, Dowsing, and Newman all showed form, while Molloy (back from service) played so well at centre half-back that he may play there regularly. L. Taylor, Younger, Evans, Daly. Vincent, and Brede did so well in the junior game that they may be tried in the senior game this week.

NASH SHOWS HOW

There was joy in South quarters al the fine display of Laurie Nash who, at centre half-forward, was the top player. He reached his peak in the second quarter when he kicked six goals from about sixkicks, one being from a left-foot angle shot after a blind turn. In the second half he fed Evans, who kicked four. It is evident that the Matthews-Castles Nash route to goal will bring results In that plan Whitfield also took a part. Glass, Clegg, and Kerr were among the best of the new men.

The best thing at North Melbourne was the outstanding form of Moran at centre half-back, and Roulent at full back, and among the juniors Matlock, Sullivan, Green, McLeod, Doherty (2). The Ballarat Doherty looks a ready-made player. Pilot Officer Sharp, a former player, i rom St Kilda, gained a cheer as he went out, and another cheer for his fine play in the centre. Dyer, Findlay. O'Brien, Morcom, and McKenzie

were also in form.

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