Ranga: Fix some typos (esp Barrie)

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Fix some typos (esp Barrie)

Bays34738586: added link

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	16. ROBINSON, J		16. ROBINSON, J

	18. REBBECK, A		18. [[Adrian Rebbeck\|REBBECK, A]]

	19. WEBB, D.		19. WEBB, D.

Ranga at 09:40, 29 September 2010

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	[[Category:Match Reports]]		[[Category:Match Reports]]
			[[Category:Match Reports 1973]]

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	<u>Best</u>		<u>Best</u>

	Glenelg - Carey, Tregenza, Hamilton, ~~Voight~~, Bennett, W.Phillis.		Glenelg - Carey, Tregenza, Hamilton, Voigt, Bennett, W.Phillis.

	North Adelaide - Hammond, Marsh, Haoward, Stringer, Spom, Payne.		North Adelaide - Hammond, Marsh, Haoward, Stringer, Spom, Payne.

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	2. [http://www.glenelgfc.com.au/merchandise.htm Purchase a complete copy of this match on DVD]		2. [http://www.glenelgfc.com.au/merchandise.htm Purchase a complete copy of this match on DVD]

	3. [http://www.fullpointsfooty.net/1973_sanfl_grand_final.htm#Match ~~Summary~~ Details of this match at "All Points Footy" site]		3. [http://www.fullpointsfooty.net/1973_sanfl_grand_final.htm#Match Details of this match at "All Points Footy" site]

	== References ==		== References ==

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	1. [[Peter Marker]] (C).		1. [[Peter Marker]] (C).

	3. [[John ~~McFarlane~~]]		3. [[John MacFarlane]]

	4. [[Bob Tregenza]]		4. [[Bob Tregenza]]
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	7. [[John Sandland]]		7. [[John Sandland]]

	9. [[Greg ~~Wickans~~]]		9. [[Greg Wickens]]

	10. [[Rex ~~Voight~~]]		10. [[Rex Voigt]]

	11. [[Greg Bennett]]		11. [[Greg Bennett]]
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	12. [[Graham Cornes]]		12. [[Graham Cornes]]

	14. [[Brian ~~Colby~~]]		14. [[Brian Colbey]]

	15. [[Peter Anderson]]		15. [[Peter Anderson]]

	16. [[~~Stephen~~ Hywood]]		16. [[Steve Hywood]]

	17. [[Kerry Hamilton]]		17. [[Kerry Hamilton]]
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	18. [[Craig Marriott]]		18. [[Craig Marriott]]

	19. [[~~Dennis ''~~Fred'' Phillis]]		19. [[Fred Phillis]]

	20. [[Wayne Phillis]]		20. [[Wayne Phillis]]
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			\|}

	== See also ==		== See also ==
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	3. [http://www.fullpointsfooty.net/1973_sanfl_grand_final.htm#Match Summary Details of this match at "All Points Footy" site]		3. [http://www.fullpointsfooty.net/1973_sanfl_grand_final.htm#Match Summary Details of this match at "All Points Footy" site]


	== References ==		== References ==
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	2. SANFL 1973 grand final Football Budget		2. SANFL 1973 grand final Football Budget



	[[Category:Match Reports]]		[[Category:Match Reports]]

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	Glenelg - ~~Voight~~ 7.1, Carey6.1, ~~Sandiland~~ 4.3, Wickens 1.2, Bennett, Hamilton, Cornes 1.0, Caldwell 0.2, Marker 0.1, rushed 0.1.		Glenelg - Voigt 7.1, Carey6.1, Sandland 4.3, Wickens 1.2, Bennett, Hamilton, Cornes 1.0, Caldwell 0.2, Marker 0.1, rushed 0.1.

	North Adelaide - Rebbeck 4.1, D.Sachse 3.3, R.Robran 3.1, Marsh 2.2, Plummer 2.1, Von Bertouch, Payne 2.0, B.Robran 1.2, Stringer 0.3, Hearl 0.2, rushed 0.1.		North Adelaide - Rebbeck 4.1, D.Sachse 3.3, R.Robran 3.1, Marsh 2.2, Plummer 2.1, Von Bertouch, Payne 2.0, B.Robran 1.2, Stringer 0.3, Hearl 0.2, rushed 0.1.
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	Glenelg - Carey, Tregenza, Hamilton, Voigt, Bennett, W.Phillis.		Glenelg - Carey, Tregenza, Hamilton, Voigt, Bennett, W.Phillis.

	North Adelaide - Hammond, Marsh, ~~Haoward~~, Stringer, Spom, Payne.		North Adelaide - Hammond, Marsh, Howard, Stringer, Spom, Payne.

	Crowd: 56,525 at Adelaide Oval.		Crowd: 56,525 at Adelaide Oval.
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	[[File:1973teamrunontooval.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Lead by Peter Marker, Glenelg run onto ~~Adeaide~~ Oval before the 1973 grand final. ]]		[[File:1973teamrunontooval.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Lead by Peter Marker, Glenelg run onto Adelaide Oval before the 1973 grand final. ]]

	[[File:Peter Millard.jpg‎\|right\|thumb\|Peter Millard gets a kick away during the 1973 grand final.]]		[[File:Peter Millard.jpg‎\|right\|thumb\|Peter Millard gets a kick away during the 1973 grand final.]]
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	[[File:Briancolby1973gf.jpg‎\|right\|thumb\|Defender Brian Colby during the 1973 grand final.]]		[[File:Briancolby1973gf.jpg‎\|right\|thumb\|Defender Brian Colby during the 1973 grand final.]]

	[[File:MarkervsRobran.jpg‎\|left\|thumb\|Peter Marker attempts to evade ~~Barry~~ Robran during the 1973 Grand Final.]]		[[File:MarkervsRobran.jpg‎\|left\|thumb\|Peter Marker attempts to evade Barrie Robran during the 1973 Grand Final.]]

	[[File:Grand Final 1973 celebration.jpg‎\|left\|thumb\|Coach Kerly is held aloft as celebrations begin after winning the 1973 premiership.]]		[[File:Grand Final 1973 celebration.jpg‎\|left\|thumb\|Coach Kerly is held aloft as celebrations begin after winning the 1973 premiership.]]
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	If one had to pinpoint the difference between the two teams it was in goal kicking accuracy. Glenelg in the last half booted 12.1 to North's 11.6. If one individual could be held responsible for whisking the title away from North it was Peter Carey in his mastery at centre half-forward. If one player could have won the premiership for North it would have been Hammond.		If one had to pinpoint the difference between the two teams it was in goal kicking accuracy. Glenelg in the last half booted 12.1 to North's 11.6. If one individual could be held responsible for whisking the title away from North it was Peter Carey in his mastery at centre half-forward. If one player could have won the premiership for North it would have been Hammond.

	It was a virtuoso display from the 19-year-old Carey. He commanded the air, handed out the ball with foot and hand and finished with six goals. In the process he outclassed a somewhat loose Neil Sachse, who moved around like a frustrated alligator unable to put anything like a bite on the youngster. With the exception of Hammond and Alan Howard the North defence at times was deplorably loose. John Robinson was the epitome of this weakness from his back pocket where rover Rex Voigt, with extreme accuracy, finished with 7. 1. Whatever the postmortems the match was the ultimate football spectacle. There were seven lead changes, all with startling rapidity, with Glenelg's 23 points in the third quarter and North's 21 points at the first change. Glenelg, which had felt severe ruck strain from the outset against Gary Sporn , began to founder when Bob Tardif was injured and in the last 10 minutes of the first quarter North kicked 5.1 without reply - four in the time-on period. Although Glenelg was to profit by the advent of John ~~Sandiand~~ from the reserves' bench it would have been in dire trouble but for the magnificent and tireless ruck work of Bob Tregenza and rover Greg Bennett. Anything but a stylist, Tregenza's concept of the complete ruck performance is to outrage the opposition by sheer strength and at the same time set up his team mates. He did it to perfection. Despite a kink in his legs from incessant work on the ball he stayed unbowed and unbroken until the finish when he could barely crawl.		It was a virtuoso display from the 19-year-old Carey. He commanded the air, handed out the ball with foot and hand and finished with six goals. In the process he outclassed a somewhat loose Neil Sachse, who moved around like a frustrated alligator unable to put anything like a bite on the youngster. With the exception of Hammond and Alan Howard the North defence at times was deplorably loose. John Robinson was the epitome of this weakness from his back pocket where rover Rex Voigt, with extreme accuracy, finished with 7. 1. Whatever the postmortems the match was the ultimate football spectacle. There were seven lead changes, all with startling rapidity, with Glenelg's 23 points in the third quarter and North's 21 points at the first change. Glenelg, which had felt severe ruck strain from the outset against Gary Sporn , began to founder when Bob Tardif was injured and in the last 10 minutes of the first quarter North kicked 5.1 without reply - four in the time-on period. Although Glenelg was to profit by the advent of John Sandland from the reserves' bench it would have been in dire trouble but for the magnificent and tireless ruck work of Bob Tregenza and rover Greg Bennett. Anything but a stylist, Tregenza's concept of the complete ruck performance is to outrage the opposition by sheer strength and at the same time set up his team mates. He did it to perfection. Despite a kink in his legs from incessant work on the ball he stayed unbowed and unbroken until the finish when he could barely crawl.

	Sporn, Charlie Payne and John Plummer were the more effective combinations on the day, but Glenelg possibly got the ball clear of the diamond more often. This was largely due to the creative skills of centreman Kerry Hamilton, who in co-operation with Carey and the rovers, was the ~~Force~~ behind Glenelg's brilliant second quarter when it kicked 5.7 to 1.4 to lead by a goal at half time.		Sporn, Charlie Payne and John Plummer were the more effective combinations on the day, but Glenelg possibly got the ball clear of the diamond more often. This was largely due to the creative skills of centreman Kerry Hamilton, who in co-operation with Carey and the rovers, was the force behind Glenelg's brilliant second quarter when it kicked 5.7 to 1.4 to lead by a goal at half time.

	Until the arrival of Adrian Rebbeck in the third quarter North did not have a winner ahead of centre where the Glenelg half-backs, particularly Steve Hywood and Wayne Phillis were on top. Behind them full back Peter Anderson, with some sensational leaps over Dennis Sachse ~~gaurded~~ his goals superbly.		Until the arrival of Adrian Rebbeck in the third quarter North did not have a winner ahead of centre where the Glenelg half-backs, particularly Steve Hywood and Wayne Phillis were on top. Behind them full back Peter Anderson, with some sensational leaps over Dennis Sachse guarded his goals superbly.

	But because of the great roving of David Marsh, the speed and kick placement of Barry Stringer on his wing, together with Payne's straight ahead methods, North was always in touch. When Voigt potted two goals in time-on, Glenelg had kicked seven straight goals for the third quarter to start the last quarter with an eight-point break. The pair squared off for the final run home indulging in goal-for-goal for the first 15 minutes until North shot clear by five points after goals from Rebbeck, Dennis Sachse and Plummer.		But because of the great roving of David Marsh, the speed and kick placement of Barry Stringer on his wing, together with Payne's straight ahead methods, North was always in touch. When Voigt potted two goals in time-on, Glenelg had kicked seven straight goals for the third quarter to start the last quarter with an eight-point break. The pair squared off for the final run home indulging in goal-for-goal for the first 15 minutes until North shot clear by five points after goals from Rebbeck, Dennis Sachse and Plummer.

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