| 1968 Victorian Ampol Cup Results |
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Dockerty Cup | Pre-season Cup | Index
Written by John Punshon
Sources: The Age, The Australian Jewish News, Il Globo, Neos Kosmos, The Sun, Angelo Formica (Juventus).
| Home Team | v | Away Team | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group A | ||||
| Friday, January 12, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. | ||||
| Melbourne Line-up included: Henry Surma, Colin Myers, Peter Kurta, Bill Deszofy & Atti Abonyi. |
0 | - | 2 | Croatia Line-up included: Albert Glaser & Billy Vojtek. Goals: Glaser 55, Vojtek 65 |
| Friday, January 19, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. | ||||
| Port Melbourne Slavia Line-up included: Willi Schroif, Tommy Randles, Jock Goodwin & Ian Reid. Goals: Reid x 2, Goodwin |
3 | - | 1 | Footscray JUST Line-up included: Andy Kazi & Milo Adamovic. Goal: Kazi |
| Friday, January 26, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. Referee: Roger Lamb. | ||||
| Croatia Line-up included: Jimmy Mackay, Albert Glaser & Billy Vojtek. Goal: Glaser 22 |
1 | - | 1 | Footscray JUST Line-up included: Andy Kazi & Milo Adamovic. Goal: Kazi 56 |
| Friday, February 2, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. Referee: Max Alexandrou. | ||||
| Melbourne Line-up included: Alistair Scott, Bob Connolly, Peter Kurta, Ray Pocock (Frank Stoffels 46) & Atti Abonyi. |
0 | - | 2 | Port Melbourne Slavia Line-up included: Willi Schroif, Billy Cook, Kerr, Mike Jurecki. Alan Reed, Tommy Randles, Jock Goodwin, Bill Savage & Graham Rainey. Goals: Savage 15, Rainey 25 |
| Friday, February 9, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. Referee: Lou Stafrace. | ||||
| Footscray JUST Sandor Kazi, David Fearn, Roger Handricks, Andy Kazi, Billy Rice, Cedo Cirkovic, J Evans, Bogdan Zlatic, Tony Hughes, Jake Gakovic, Milos Adamovic. Goal: Kazi |
1 | - | 1 | Melbourne Line-up included: Henry Surma, Alistair Scott, Bob Connolly, Colin Myers & Frank Stoffels. Goal: Myers |
| Saturday, February 17, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. Referee: Greenwood. | ||||
| Croatia Line-up included: Mike Kovacek, Billy McArthur, Jimmy Mackay, Albert Glaser & Hammy McMeechan. Goal: Glaser |
1 | - | 0 | Port Melbourne Slavia Line-up included: Willi Schroif, Mike Jurecki, Alan Reed, Tad Kraus & Ian Reid. |
| Qualified for the Semi-Finals: Croatia & Port Melbourne Slavia | ||||
| Group B | ||||
| Friday, January 12, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. | ||||
| Juventus Dieter Voigt, Brian Healy, Morris Bonafieni, Jimmy Millar, Pat Della Rocca, David Closs, Jimmy Molloy, Eric Norman, Dino De Marchi, Tommy McColl, Dario Epifano. Coach: Mario Corti. Goal: De Marchi |
1 | - | 4 | Hakoah Line-up included: Mike O'Hara, Hugh Murney, Keith Fry, Jim Armstrong & Alex Purdie. Goals: Armstrong x 3, Purdie |
| Friday, January 19, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. Referee: Bob Armstrong. | ||||
| South Melbourne Hellas Line-up included: Heinz Wenzl, Frank Micic (sent off 80), Mike Mandalis, Ulysses Kokkinos,. Boulis Kambouropoulos & Ernie Ackerley. Goal: Ackerley 40 |
1 | - | 1 | George Cross Line-up included: Dockerty, Johnny Sanchez (sent off 80) & Archie Campbell. Goal: Campbell 13 |
| Friday, January 26, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. Referee: Radulovic. | ||||
| George Cross |
0 | - | 1 | Juventus Ian McDonald, Brian Healy, Morris Bonafieni, Mario Corti, Pat Della Rocca, David Closs, Eric Norman, Jimmy Millar, Ian Currie, Tommy McColl, Dario Epifano (Dino De Marchi). Coach: Mario Corti. Goal: McColl 81 |
| Friday, February 2, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. Referee: Lou Bakens, | ||||
| South Melbourne Hellas Line-up included: Heinz Wenzl, David Kelly, Jim Mantarakis, Frank Micic, Andre Roussis, Laki Litopoulos, Jim Pyrgolios, Mike Mandalis, Ulysses Kokkinos, Ermie Ackerley, Leo Damianakos. Goal: Damianakos 20 |
1 | - | 1 | Hakoah Line-up included: Mike O'Hara, George Keith, John O'Neill, Hans Petersen, Keith Fry, John Anderson, Jimmy Armstrong. Goal: Keith 2 |
| Friday, February 9, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. | ||||
| George Cross Line-up included: Tom Ferguson, Tommy Robertson, Archie Campbell, Johnny Sanchez, McIvor, Willie Armour & Joe Keenan. Goal: Keenan 55 |
1 | - | 1 | Hakoah Line-up included: Mike O'Hara, John O'Neill, Hans Petersen, David Baker, Keith Fry, John Anderson. Goal: Anderson 50pk |
| Saturday, February 17, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. Referee: Lou Stafrace. | ||||
| Juventus Ian McDonald, Brian Healy, Alan Gentry, Mario Corti, Jimmy Millar, Morris Bonafieni, Jimmy Molloy, Tommy McColl, Ian Currie, Eric Norman, Dario Epifano. Coach: Mario Corti. Goal: Molloy 40 |
1 | - | 0 | South Melbourne Hellas Heinz Wenzl, David Kelly, David High, Frank Micic, Andre Roussis, John Bedford, Jim Pyrgolios, Mike Mandalis, Arthur Neofotistos (Ulysses Kokkinos), Ernie Ackerley, Leo Damianakos. |
| Qualified for the Semi-Finals: Hakoah & Juventus | ||||
| Semi-Finals | ||||
| Friday, February 23, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. Referee: Roger Lamb. | ||||
| Croatia Line-up included: Jimmy Mackay, Hammy McMeechan, Billy McIntyre & Billy Vojtek. Goals: Vojtek 25, McIntyre 80 |
2 | - | 0 | Juventus Ian McDonald, Joe Sonsini, Alan Gentry, Mario Corti, Pat Della Rocca, Jimmy Millar, Jimmy Molloy, Tommy McColl, Ian Currie, Eric Norman, Dario Epifano. Coach: Mario Corti. |
| Saturday, March 2, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. | ||||
| Hakoah Line-up included: Mike O'Hara, Hugh Murney, George Keithm John O'Neill, Dick van Alphen, Alan Stenhouse, John Anderson & Jim Armstrong. |
0 | - | 1 | Port Melbourne Slavia Line-up included: Willi Schroif, Alan Reed, Billy Cook, Tommy Randles, Ian Livingstone, Tad Kraus & Jock Goodwin. Goal: Randles 58 |
| Final | ||||
| Friday, March 8, 1968. Olympic Park, Melbourne. | ||||
| Croatia Mike Kovacek, Tom Friganovic, Hugh Gunn, Billy McArthur, Franc Bot, Horst Rau, Billy McIntyre, Hammy McMeechan, Billy Vojtek, Jimmy Mackay, Albert Glaser. Goals: Glaser 55, Vojtek 119 After extra time |
2 | - | 1 | Port Melbourne Slavia Willi Schroif, Ian Livingstone, Alan Reed, Tommy Randles, Billy Cook, Jock Goodwin, Bill Savage, Mike Jurecki, Ian Reid, Tad Kraus, Graham Rainey. Goal: Goodwin 89 After extra time |
Last updated: 14 January 2022.