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Sel Murray. North Melbourne and interstate full forward, is almost cer- tain to play at Richmond this year, and Ray Quinn, brilliant wing half forward, who has played some good games at Richmond, may transfer to North. Quinn played at North on Saturday, but Murray was not seen at Richmond, although he was at that ground earlier in the week. It has been a closely guarded secret.

There was some excitement afc one League ground on Saturday when a man was ordered out of the dress- ing-room. He asked to see a certain young player, who he said was his nephew, but when the two met it was obvious that they were strangers. It was then found that he was a scout from another League club.When the player was being inter- viewed in the secretary's office with the object of signing him up the man endeavoured to force his way into the office. He was promptly ordered out of the room, and strong comments were made about the tac- tics employed.

Ron Durham, champion full back, broke down in the last quarter at Richmond arid had to be taken off on a stretcher. Ron hurt lus knee in a practice game last season and did not play. Tests showed that his knee was strong again, and he was his old self in the first three quar- ters. The masseur could find no dis- placement, but he will be given special treatment. There is still a chance that he will be fit, but it is