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..-A SECTION We!I, the Collegians bubble well and truly burst when going for their 16tn victory in a row against North Old Boys in last Saturday's second semi-final . Collegians failed by 38 points. It might be easy to label it as a finals fade out by the Lions but that would deny recognition of the fine performance of North Old Boys . Collegians seemed to have much of the play around the ground but had difficulty converting, ie Lions forwards were well held by the North defence . Schoolboy full back David Baker kept IE ng goal kicker Ian Roberts goalless . Paul Considine was a real stumbling block in defence, though e Bickford did some good work . Mick Hediey and Luke Morse formed a so!id back line along with _ er. Along with Roberts, Peter Wolff, Tony Baum and David Hoyle had quiet days . Collegians had to rely on Ian Herman and Keith Parsons for something up forward .
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North's forward by contrast provided some trouble for the usually untroubled Collegians defence . Peter Wright (3 goals) marked strongly and was a strong focal point . Mark Malone, Jerome Griffin and Peter Weir provided some physical strength in attack, and made things tough for Ric Schober, Andrew Wright, Simon Williams and Gary Irvine . Other players from whom North got a!ot of drive were centreman Tony Cahill and ruck-rovers Mauro Borcich . And wingman Bruno Conti should have knocked up getting kicks ! North must now be a big chance for the flag but Mark Hannabery is toying with the idea of a practice match this weekend to avoid any complacency setting in . So to the Preliminary final, and last year's finals performance must be haunting the Lions . Coach Bruce Ferguson's toughest job is to overcome any psychological barrier his players might have . In the Preliminary final last year Collegians led comfortably half way through the third quarter only top surrender their lead afteran unbelievable onslaught of goal kicking led by Phil Karin at full forward . So ended 1985 for Collegians ! I don'tthinkthe same thing will happen thisyear, though De La Salle must have a marvellous psychological advantage . Their finals record is superb and players believe they can do almost anything - and they often do! I expect De La Salle will include Mick Deveson and Chris CAmpbell . That will give John Pollard more flexibility . Deveson can play eitherat centre half forward of centre half back depending on where he is most needed . Perhaps at centre half forward so Phil Kerin can play at fu!l forward . Will Collegians attempt to physically bolster their forward line? Would Tim Bennett be considered to give some marking strength or will Bruce Ferguson rely on the forward line which has on most occasions kicked winning scores ? I think much will rely on conditions . It is hard to forecastthe weather a couple of hours ahead letalone a week in advance . But I really believe this match will be decided by conditions . If it is windy I fancy De La Salle but if the conditions are reasonably fine I'd favour Collegians so what I'm really tipping is the weather . Why do I feel this way! I think that De La Salle's defensive game and use of the outer side is tactically something which other sides fail t handle . The De's will attack and defend on that outer side but will not allow the ball to be bottled up in their forward pockets . They'1l keep space in front of goal and try to centre it, usually with success . Collegians frittered away forward opportunities by playing deep into the windy Elsternwick pockets . If it is clam it won't matter so much . Collegians need to get possession of the football . Their game is built on their defence and possession, precision running football down the ground . Their defence is used to pressure, but not so much their centreline on-ball and forward players . If De La Salle can put the Lions under pressure from the start the Lions will find it difficult . Weil I fancv a rather fine dav at Elsternwick so I'll stick with Collegians . They've beaten De La Salle twice, inclUu't" .g in Lh° last- mnnri of home and away matcne!~ .
B SECTIO N In the replay of the first semi-final at Toorak Park, Fawkner had a most impressive 53 point win over Parkside . Fawkner is on a high and will be very difficult opponents for Old Xaverians at the Harry Trott, especially now that both Mark Majerczak and Terry Young are playing . The second semi-final on Sunday at Elsternwick was a very entertaining game with the Old Paradinas beating the Old Xaverians by 7 goals . Old Paradians were particularly impressive . They were fast, strong, determined and very positive, very much in contrast to Old Xaverians who looked tentative . The game was really over in the first quarter when Old Paradians led by 32 points - the Old Xaverianswere nevergoing to be in itafterthat . Parade centreman Paul Fahey destroyed any chance Xavs had with 3 goals in as many minutes in the third quarter and Greg Powick added another 2 . Xavs played well enough in the last term but only because Paradians allowed them . Indeed, the final score I think flattered the Old Xaverians performance on the day . Unless the Old Xaverians can pick themselves up this week, they will bow out of the finals and miss promotion to A Seciton with their sixth loss on end! If Old Xaverians don't become more aggressive at the ball Fawkner will win easily . My tip is Fawkner . Speak to you tonight on 3L0 at 6 .40 p .m . with a review of this match and a preview of the A Section second semi-final .
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Again a comment on last week's results . Congratulations to the clubs who've won promotion the hard way via the Preliminary Final, Uni High (E), Elsternwick (C) and Banyule ( B) and to Old Pare d ians who return to A Section after a break of 7 years . For Banyule and Balaclava it will be virgin territory in 1987 whilst Elsternwick are also over the seven year itch of E section and Uni High has bounced back after just one year. Elsternwick and Old Melburnians U .19's are the only 2 clubs so far, to have made it through from the 1st semi final . To North Old Boys I admit I was wrong and well done on reaching the A Section Grand Final . In fact I'm yet to pick an A Section Finals winner, although my B Section record is two out of two . North won as it handled the condition far better, had a winning centre line of Peter Weir, Tony Cahill and Brian Hanlon who bobbed up everywhere and had focal points up forward in Jerome Griffin and Peter Wright . They were stronger at the ball and teamed magnificently . In the B Section replay Fawkner got away from Parkside early and was never in any danger from quarter time on' whilst Old Paradians set up victory with a 9 goal 1st quarter. The O.P's tackled ferociously and had match winning forwards in Powick, Way and Corcoran, not to mention its centreman, the dangerous Fahy who in a purple patch early in the third term kicked 3 goals in as many minutes . Parade's surety and clean ball handling allowed the whole side to play to instructions and they were most impressive indeed .
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The $986 A Section Preliminary Final will feature the 1985 combatants De La Salle and Collegians and both clubs again arrived by the same route . The question being levelled directly at Collegians is can they bounce back? After 15 successive victories its semi final loss to North last week has many of the smarties talking of "Colliwobbles" and in fronting up against the competitions undoubted "Finals specialists" De La, Sunday provides Collegians with a golden opportunity to answer its growing critics . Looking at the two sides De La has a definite edge with its on ball players, an area North exploited to perfection last Saturday . Collegians must replace ruckman Pollock with N ewman who is tougher and whose spring may worry the De La colossus Mick Greene . However Greenee is the most valuable and highly respected bigman in the competition and if he is beaten for tapouts and throw ins he will simply bob up across the back or forward lines where his marking will allow the De's to set up many running plays . His support staff of Connolly, Maher and McHenry like their North counterparts are tougher and stronger than the Collegians trio and Lions coach Bruce Ferguson will, in my opinion, need to make greater use of Hoyle, especially at centre bounces . Rover Keith Parsons was one Collegians player who put in all day last week, but his side kick Lemon was missing as was centreman Peter Kahn who will again have his work cut out against the dependable and consistent Tim Cooke . De La will be strengthened by the return of Mick Deveson who I predict shall line up at centre half-forward allowing Phil Kerin to open at the spear head with ter Rennie probably in a pocket . Collegians vice-captain Dick Williams will pick up Kerin, skipper Stuart Hinchen who also struggled last wee, Rennie, leaving schober for Deveson . They'll all be great tussles and the outcome of each will have a big bearing on the game . Andrew Wright will have his hands full with "Smaka" Lowe who is always among the goals and the pace of Gasparini, Klarica and Bria who can all be expected to burst off the half forward line is yet another problem for the Lions coaching bench, who will be looking for another big game from Gary Irvine . Across the centre, a most important lone at Elsternwick Park I have already mentioned that Tim Cooke should hold sway . Collegian's tried Kahn and Ingleton without success last week although the Lions have faith in need to be Peter Kahn to produce the goods on Sunday. Tregear began well last week but faded and .will at his very best to beat David Harrington and either Baum or Lauusen may play on the other However don't be surprised if Richard Herman who along with Tim Bennett is bound to be included in this week's twenty, lines up on the other where his opponent will be on of the De La youngsters T! ay K?irica or Mario Bria, both of who are capable of brilliance and on their first semi efforts, big occasion players . oy ;-ou „ c inn nomPnt t-- had the worst day of .v,ceives grand support his careeclr iast~veek and todav no strikes a verj -mulch , inforrr, Pe="zs
from Greg McHenry who polled so well in the A Section Best and Fairest and the dependable Brian HanraFan . Hanrahan will need to be on his game today as either Bennett or Pollock are likely to line up in the forward pocket to assist Roberts. Collegians would have been pleased with Bicicford's game . He continually fought for front position and did all he could do to rally his forwards . However Baum and Wolff were rarely sighted and he received little support . De La are likely to use Peter Ryan and either Anderson or Campbell at half back and strangely I see this line as Collegians real hope for success . Ian Herman had a reasonable day, although many of his possessions were won from goal and appeared wasted . Weather conditions are bound to play a part in the outcome and you can bet De La will be hoping for a windy and or wet afternoon . They already have a psychological advantage despite a loss in the final home and home round . I don't envy Bruce Ferguson who it is rumoured has sought reasons interstate for his team's loss last week . He has a very good team as was evidenced by their ladder position . Can he get them up this week? Will they rspond to a great football challenge? Have they the mental toughness? Question that will remain unanswered untill 5 p.m . on Sunday and contrary to my Prickly Pear selection on Monday evening I'm going for the "Finals Specialists"DE LA SALLE to progress to the Grand Final . What a great week end of football awaits - Grand Finals plus the A Section Preliminary, and the icing on this football feast is the B section Preliminary where Fawkner, after winning the "elimination final" against the Blacks and the qualifying against Parkside are now only a game out of the "big time" A Section in 1987 . In their present form which is winning form and therefore good form they're playing with great purpose and confidence and will approach this game with a fanatical desire for a successful outcome . Old Xaverians, on the other hand, have now lost 5 games on end . They were quietly confident of upsetting Old Paradians according to coach John Turner who also believes that his younger players and they have a good few with limited or no finals experience, will have benefitted greatly from last week . They were all rightly delighted with Nick Wilton's form and the debut of Luke O'Sullivan . They will be looking for a big improvement from centreman Mark Beattie who will have his hands decidedly full against Stephen Hills and ruck rover/half forward Jim Peters . I also believe they must play Cameron at full forward and Steve Curtain at centre half, where his clash with Shane Rhodes will be a real highlight . The Xavs will need to keep a close watch in Fawkner ruck rovers Tymms and Buckley and rovers - the exciting M aj e k brothers Peter and M ark . Certainly their counterparts the O'Sullivan brothers Luke and Josh will need to pick them up when Fawkner are in attack . Peter Curtain is bound to have the tagging role on the unpredictable yet brilliant Terry Young and Peter Klein may be asked to pick up John O'Leary. M att Grummett will have his hands full with the underrated Terry Price although Paul Curtain is a capable and tough back pocket who will not be bluffed out of any rough stuff . In the ruck Vaughan Summers will need to be at his youthful best if he is to minimize the significant role Harry Busst has of Fawkner's game and whereas the Xazvs will have the aerial advantage Fawkner's running game has been a feature and one that coach Kevin Morrison has worked hard at . It will be a big test for Old Xavs .Can they turn 5 losses into that one vital win? Certainly besides the A Section prize they have the incentive of another crack at Old Paradians . However I'm of the opinion that Fawkner have the sniff of A Section, of righting its image and start to the season and is playing with the confidence, purpose and steadiness that will see it in A Section next year. It's FAWKNER for mine . Looking now at the C Section Grand Final where Banyule who will start as definite underdogs take on the talented Old Trinity . Banyule has done very well to reach the Grand Final from folurth position but must be on guard against being satisfied with promotion alone . "That one day in September" is what the season is all about and I've no doubt coach Joh Simpson will remind his players accordingly. Simpson is a former Ivanhoe layer and La Trobe coach and is to be congratulated on getting the side to the Grand Final especially after Posing the talented duo Doyle and and pro-season and Tony Luby after the first four weeks due to a transfer interstate. His rival Andrew Disney is also to be complimented as the club is well within reach of back to back premierships in D and now C Sections . The game promises to be a beauty with many individual tussles highlighting the match . In the centre two of the best players in the section, Banyule's M arcus Fraumano and Old Trinity's Trevor Norman will match wits and skills. On the wings Banyulee will rely on Tony Short and promising Under 19 captain Brad Quilliam to give them the edge over Trinity's talented Tim Phillips and Dave Rogers . Old Trinity has welcomed the return of full forward Chris Brent who will be more than a handful for either Mick Power or Steven Gray, although whoever misses the job on Brent will have the equally important role of keeping David O'Shaughnessy quiet - a big task indeed . However these two form only part of the 'Trinners' attack and the Banyule defenders will be hard pressed to keep the dangerous Scott Cowley and vastly experienced Peter Yeoman out of the game for long periods . At the other end Banyule will be looking to key forwards Geoff Williams and Wayne Gibson plus skipper Rick Brockwell and creative ruck rover M artin Le--o to kick a winning score . However they weill find goals hard to come by against Andrew Allibon, Craig 2on, who to quote Old Haileybury's Andrew La Jonees "disproves the theory that blokes who wear bicycle helmets can't play football" and Tim Pontefract who will more than likely be asked to pick up the wily Brockwell . To cause an upset Banyule will need to "jump" Old Trinity and have faith in its running game . They've reached the Grand Final through determined and persistent football but despite their enthusiasm and evenness I must go for the high marking, long kicking and more skilfull Old Trinity to take the C Section Flag into B Section next season . 6
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Norm Nugent Reviews g __ _1 Previews D, E, F, G and IJ1`. i . ~es
RE VIEW OF MATCHES PLAYED SEPTE M BER 6 AND 7 Congratulations to Old Paradians who qualified to return to A Section after seven seasons in B and to Banyule, Balaclava, Elsternwick and University H igh School Old Boys who all earned promotion for 1987 . In the case of Banyule and Balaclava each team has qualified for its highest ever section . D SECTION : Balaclava recovered from its recent form lapse to comfortably defeat Preston and thus qualigy to play Monash Blues again this week. Neither Balaclava nor its parent club A .M .P . Society has played in C Section since joining the V .A.F .A . in 1963 . E SECTIO N : Elsternwick had the better of State Bank but inaccurate kicking limited its winning margin to ten points . For the Bankers, the 1986 finals proved most disappointing while for the Reds and Blacks their 1987 reward will be participation in D Section for the first time since 1979 . F SECTION : University High School Old Boys qualified to return to E Section bydefeating W hitefriars by twenty five points. Whitefriars have had a successful debut season and more success must come their way in future years . For the visitors who are long standing V .A .F .A . members their return to E After this season in F could well be their first step in a return to the higher sections (U .H .S .O .B . have played in A Section) . G SECTIO N : On Sundayat Elsternwick, M onash Whites vindicated myselection by proving too strong for Parkside who trailed all day . The Devils had no encounter for the talented Monash forward Farley who overcame the conditions to kick five goals . JUNIOR 1 : In the first semi-final replay De La Salle accounted for Bulleen Templestowe by sixty six points. The wide margin was unexpected following their drawn game the previous week . By selecting the combine on a hunch and ignoring the statistical evidence of 1986 performances I judged badle, and paid the penalty of making another tipping mistake . JUNIOR 2 : Giant killers Old M elburnians qualified for the Grand Final when they defeated Old H aileybury by four goals . The big mystery to amateur scholars is how Coach Nixon has lifted his side from a seemilngly impossible fourth place to the Grand Final . Did his players find a secret elixir on some faraway snowy slope on August 23 ? JUNIOR 3 : C .B .C. St . Kilda vindicated their season's standing by defeating Ivanhoe by five goals . The stage is now set for the two best sectional performers to meet in today's Grand Final . PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GA M E S D SECTION : Monash Blues and Balaclava contest the Premiership at Yarra Park . Balaclava won both rostered games whereas the students won two weeks ago by eight goals . What of today? Can the Monash defenders curb the Balaclava forwards again? Eleven players scored goals in Round 17 whereas the Monash defenders allowed only six goal kickers in the second semi . Conversely can Balaclava defenders stop the Monash forwards, ten of whom scored goals in the semi-final compared with nine scorerson August 16 . These statistics point towards another Monash victory . Additionallythe week's rest should prove beneficial to Monash who are my selection . E SECTION : Unbeaten Bulleen United play Eisternwick at Monash University, eager to maintain their enviable record . Their preliminary final on this ground will serve as an assetto Elsternwick who will give a determined performance . Their determination could prove troublesome if the Bulleen players relax or become complacent . In the annals of Amateur Football there are many examples of unbeaten sides coming to grief in a Grand Final, however I am not prepared to forecast Elsternwick's fifth Premiership (1920, 1925 A, 1939 B, 1951 D, according to my records) . Bulleen United will win its second pennant (1982 F being the first) . F SECTION : The season's leading sides Old Essendon Grammarians and University High School Old Boys contest the Premiership on the Garvey Oval, B undoora, where each side will take time to adjust to
the different bounce of the ball on the most northerly ground in the competition . The Old Essendon forwards must do better than they did two weeks ago, or their side could again lower its colours to University High School whose forwards have been the more active over the season . The week's rest should have revitalized Old Essendon who are my selection . G SECTION : The season's two leading sides Old Carey and M onash W hites meet for the pennant on Oval 15 . Their second semi-final meeting was a very low scoring match and I cannot believe the students will be restricted to one goal again today. Farley and Ellery, two sure Monash avenues to goal, were among the side's best players last Sunday while Hearn for Old Careywas his side's best forward in the semi, in a preformance which vindicated his lead in the sectional tally . Carey captain McMahon again proved a valuable player in the semi and his ability to bring his more mobile players into the game should prove a vital factor in determining the result of the game . All factors point to the second Old Carey Premiership, as their only previous pennant was in E Section in 1961 . JUNIOR 1 : In the preliminary final de La Salle and ; . . : i' ourne High School Old Boys play on the Ross Gregory Oval for the right to play Ormond next Saturday for the J .S . McCann Cup . Over the season the two sides have been very evenly matched - only one point difference in against scores - De La Salle's extra game probably will be an asset to match fitness although the week's rest will have enabled all the High School players to recover from minor injuries and to be fully fitfortoday. I was wrong in my judgement of De La Salle ability last week so I will tip them today and hope my selection will prove to be factual . JUNIOR 2 : The unlikely matchings of Collegians and Old Melburnians for the H . Coldrey Cup appears on paper to indicate a Collegian's victory . Over the season the Purple and Golds have been the far strongerside butthe Old Melburnians by their outstanding final's performances have shown home and away form is not always a good finals guide . Premierships have been won from fourth place and although the task facing Old Melburnians is not impossible, common sense leads me to select Collegians . JUNIOR 3 : Old Paradians and C .B .C . St. Kilda fully deserve the honour of playing off for the M .G . Russel Cup . The Paradian's only loss was to St . Kilda by nineteen points in Round 3, while St. Kilda's only losses have been to Parade by seventy-seven points on July 12 and by one point in the second semi-final . Problems facing Paradian Coach Mick Doherty include the lack of hard match practice for his players who have only one game in the past four weeks and the tendency of the Paradians to start slowly (they trailed St . Kilda by five goals at quarter time in the semi-final) . The Paradians however should be able to generate sufficient opportunities to win via their centre line players, Beck, Naim and Pritchard as well as the mobile Peyton and Regan . Elusive forwards Abrahams and Kerr should be able to convert sufficient scoring opportunities to win the game . For the Saints Mann will be a good forward, while Jackson and Fraseralways playwell . The suspended Fitzroywill prove a big lossto St . Kilda who I believe will be unable to withstand the Paradian pressure which will bring the third ever U .19 pennant the Old Paradian club (1968 and 1980 were the others in Junior Section 2) .
Peter French reports that there are now 25 "Life Members" of the Gold Pass Club, a Club set up to raise funds for the express purpose of assisting the building development of Elsternwick Park . Gold Pass Membership is open to all Amateur Football people for an entrance fee of $200 and yearly subscription of $25 . Life Membership is available for an all up fee of $500 ($300 for current Gold Pass Members ) Life Members as at Septemb er 8th : Sir Lawrnece Muir, Dr. Donald Cordner, Mr. Alex Johnson, Mr . Graeme Johnson, Mr. Barry Fink, Mr. Richard Pratt, Mr. Geoff Murphy, Mr. Peter Lawrence, Mr. Charles Searle, Sir Bernard Callinan, Dr. Tony Costello, Mr . Andy Smith, Mr. Col Gibson, Mr. Tim Naughton, Dr. Michael Turner, Professor Keith Frearson, Mr. Ernei Cropley, Mr. Michael Winneke, Mr. Michael O'Kelly, Mr. Julien Vellerman, Mr. John Adams, Mr . Max Lyon, Mr. Peter Harris, Mr. John Porter, Mr. Don McQueen . Applications for Membership are available from the General Manager.
u i TW B%s in Blue BEAUREPAIRES FOR TYRES i~ yt ,t fr OTF reports that North Old Boys enjoyed a successful function last week. As a past and present players Dinner those attended were indeed fortunate to hear a splendid address from V.A .F.A. State Coach and A Section Best and Fairest Winner (1967), John Fisher. John referred to his time at Hawthorn as well as his experiences as Coach of Victoria and whilst playing with Kew in the V.A .F.A . A SECTION B SECTIO N GRAND FINAL SUNDAY SEPT . 21st AT 2 .30pm . GRAND FINAL SATURDAY SEPT.20th at 2 .15pm . NORTH O.B. v? Old Paradians v Reserves at 11 .45 a .m . Rese rves at 11 .45 a .m . Bulleen/Templestowe v? Old Paradians v U1417`13 19 SECTION 1 -' -) "iNAL SATURDAY SEP7:20th at 2p.m . T . - 3R°. - SH UNIVERSITY Ormond v ? 8
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OTF congratulates the Old Haileybury Under 19 Team on winning the Victoria Police Trophy for the "most disciplined team" during the season . Umpires were asked to rate the teams behaviour each week and Old Haileybury averaged 8.47 to beat last years winners Collegians 8.23 whilst Ormond &19 was third .
STATISTICS DID YOU KNOW Collegians and De La Salle have met on 26 occasions, Collegians having won 15 and De La 11 . They have played once before in a final - The corresponding game last Season which saw De La Salle victorious 25 .9 to Collegians 17.13 .
In B Section Old Xaverians and Fawkner have met on 9 occasions, victory going to Old Xavs 6 times and Fawkner thrice. They have never met in a final, although both finished in the top 4 in D Section 1975 and C Section 1977, years of success for Fawkner who won Premierships on both outings. In other Sections the competing Clubs have never met in a final although this is how they fared in 1986 . C May 17th Banyule 16.20 116 def .O.Trinity 12 .12 .84 July 26th O .Trinity 6 .3 .39 def .Banyule 4.7.31 The Clus have met on 4 occasions, Old Trinity winning 1 and Banyule 3. D June 14 Monash Blues 8.16.64 lost to Balaclava 15 .15.105 . Aug .16 Balaclava 22 .8.140 def .Monash Blues 14 .22 .10 6 Aug .30 (2nd Semi) Monash Blues 19 .16 .130 def .Balaclava 11 .16.82 1986 is the first season the two clubs have met . E May 3rd Bulleen United 19 .30 .144 def . Elsternwick 7.11 .53
Elsternwick 10.7 .67 lost to Bulleen United 24 .27.171 The Clubs have met on 10 occasions with honours even at 5 wins apiece. F May 17 O.Essendon 21 .13 .139 def.UHSOB 11 .7.73 July 26 UHSOB 12 .14.86 def. O.Essendon 10 .11 .71 Aug .30 (2nd Semi) O.Essendon 10.22 .82 def. UHSOB 11 .8.74
The Clubs have met 5 times and O.Essendon has its nose in front 3 wins to 2 . G May 3 O .Carey last to Monash Whites 4 .4.28 May 24 O.Carey 11 .12 .78 def. Monash Whites 10.6.66 June 14 O.Carey 11 .10 .76 def . Monash Whites 7.6.48 Aug 2 Mon .Whites 8 .8.56 lost to O.Carey 13.3 .81 Aug 16 Mon .Whites 8 .11 .59 def . O.Carey 3.6 .24 Aug 30 (2nd Semi) O.Carey 5 .6.36 def. Monash Whites 1 .7.1 3
The Clubs met for the first time in 1986 and after 6 meetings Old Carey has won 4 and Monash Whites 2 .
A SECTIO N FIRST: Phil Mehrten (Ormond) 2 x 3, 3 x 2, 3 x 1 15 SECOND : Greg McHenry (De La Salle) 4 x 3, 2 x 1 14 THIRD : Mike Yendell (Uni .Blues) 3 x 3, 1 x 2, 1 x 1 12 FOURTH : Mick Greene (Bulleen/Temp) 2 x 3, 2 x 2, 2 x 1 12 FIFTH : Tony Keenan (Buileen/Temp)1 x 3, 4 x 2, 1 x 1 12 HIGHEST SCORERS AT OTHER CLUBS Caulfield Grammarians - John Kanis 9 Collegians - Grant Newman 9 Ivanhoe - Ross Clements 7 Marcellin - Matt Getson 6 North Old Boys - Paul Considine 11 Old Scotch - Richard Senior 1 0
B SECTION FIRS'r: Michael O'Dea (St .Bernards) 3 x 3, 2 x 2, 2 x 115 SECOND : Simon Meehan (St .Kilda CBOC) 1 x 3, 4 x 2, 3 x 114 THIRD : Mark Majerczak (Fawkner) 4 x 3, 1 x 1 13 FOURTH : Peter Wood (Old Paradians) 2 x 3, 3 x 2 12 FIFTH : Nick Wilton (Old Xaverians) 3 x 3, 1 x 2 11 HIGHEST SCORERS AT OLTHER CLUBS Old Brighton - P. Woff 7 Old Melburnians - (J . Davine 7 Old Melburnians - (G . Bradshaw 7 Parkside - G . Williams 9 Therry - G . Biddlestone 10 Uni . Blacks - N . Heath 9
C SECTION FIRST: Joe Busuttil (Kew) 5 x 3, 4 x 2, 5 x 1 28 SECOND : Leon Burstin (AJAX) 5 x 3, 3 x 2, 2 x 1 23 THIRD : Martin Legge (Banyule) 4 x 3, 3 x 2, 3 x 1 21 FOURTH : Craig Robson (St . Kevins) 3 x 3, 1 x 2, 3 x 1 14 FIFTH : Tony Fellowes (Thomastown) 3 x 3, 1 x 2, 2 x 1 13 HIGHEST SCORERS AT OTHER CLUBS Hampton Rovers - C . Nugent 7 M .H .S.O.B. - C. Anastasakis 11 Old Camberwell - W. Inkster 8 Old Haileybury - R . Gerny 9 Old Trinity - T Norman 12 10
BALL BRIEFS U.H .S . THANKS ANDY Over the past eight years Univ High has been fortunate in having the skilled services of trainer Any Mc Millan to tend the injuries of players . Despite several physical setbacks to his "nobby" knees Andy has continued on with his high standard of treatment and concern . The Committee estimates that Andy has served the club in over 250 games - a wonderful effort . Andy's support off the field is well known . Always present at sociall functions Andy can usually be found helping out where needed . Andy's latest go is the Webber "pig and beef" night which was a great financial success . As mentioned Andy's health has not been the best over the IFSt few years and as a result has needed assistance to get the injured off the field because he is under doctor's orders not to do any running . Such is the man's dedication that he refuses too let this or his fine set of knees interfere with his duties . Congratulations Andy you are a fine example to the rest of the club . We would be truly lost without you and we hope that you will be back in 1987 . The Committee and past/future injured players at U.H .S.
250 TO STATE BANK STALWAR T What better honour could a player have than to play his 250th game in a Grand Final and hopefully celebrate this milestone with a premiership . No player at the State Bank deserves this honour more than Mike Scott . Mike began his association with the club in the early 70's and, although he has "retired" a few times, has served the club with distinction . Mike's playing career has consisted mainly of early starts but, over the last couple of years he has used his guile and experience successfully in the later game . Off field Mike has been a gem . He has organised just about everything there has been to organize and his ability to introduce new ideas is amazing . Of course Mike's work is not done single-handed . For most of his time at the Club Mike has had his lovely wife Christine at his side and in the last few years young Mark . Mike has won many awards at the club including numerous leasing goalkicker in the reserves and two Best Clubman, however, as the true champion he is, Mike would gladly give these all up for a win today . I know for Spike's sake every player will give their all today . Well done Spike . THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER, 1986
AUGUST 2nd ROUN D * I . Mutimer (Bulleen United Res.) - Striking - Failed to appear. Suspended 10 matches. AUGUST 9th ROUN D ' K . Maxfield (GTV9) - Kicking - Suspended 6 matches . AUGUST 23rd ROUN D * D. Hunter ( Peninsula O .B .) - Striking - Suspended 10 matches. AUGUST 30th ROUN D * S . Riley (Thomastown) - Striking - reprimanded . ' Referred to Tribunal by Investigation Committee . C . Higson (Collegians Res.) - Striking - reprimanded . SEPTE MBER 6th ROUND G . Shaw (Parkside) - Striking - Suspended 6 matches . J . Follett ( Balaclava) - Misconduct - Severely reprimanded . M . Sanelli (Eisternwick) - Striking - Suspended 2 matches . J. Martin ( Parkside (G .Sec .) - Striking - Suspended 4 matches. K . Crapper ( Parkside (G .Sec .) - Striking - Suspended 4 matches . W. Solerno ( Parkside ( G .Sec .) - Striking - Suspended 5 matches . S. Lorlett (Ivanhoe U19) - Striking - Suspended 4 matches . R . Strahan (Ormond Res .) - Striking - Suspended 2 matches . J. Fahy (Old Paradians Res.) - Striking - Suspended 3 matches . T. Gard ( Parkside Res.) - Striking - Suspended 4 matches . G. Byrne (Parkside .Res .) - Striking - Suspended 1 match . R . Gard ( Parkside Res.) - Charging - Reprimanded . M . Davey (Bulleen Utd . Res .) - Striking - Suspended 2 matches . WE WERE WRONG TRIBUNAL In last weeks' edition of the Amateur Footballer the Tribunal Page showed St . Kilda CBOC U19 player N .FITZROY receiving a 3 match suspension for kicking when in fact FITZROY was charged with strkining . We tender an apology to the player for the error . Ed .
MARQUEE LUNCHES available A & B Section Grand Finals September 20th and 21st 12 Noon - 2.00 p .m .
THE BLACK LIS T (Ca) - Failed to phone final scores by 5 p .m . Reserves by 3 p.m . - FINE - FIVE DOLLARS . (Cb) - Also failed to phone scores by 5 .30 p.m . - FINE - TEN DOLLARS . (Cc) - Failed to phone scores (if necessary) or details to Press Correspondent by 6 p .m . (B Section details - 6.30 p .m .) - FINE - TEN
HANGING UP YOUR
MOTES In.,
Well what about becoming an umpire? INTERESTED? then give Peter French a ring 531 545 2 You might be surprised with the conditions and facilities!
NORTH O.B . ( Cb) - $10. BANYULE ( Ca ) - $5. BANYULE RES . (Cc) - $10. BALACLAVA (Ca) - $5 . ELSTERNWICK ( Ca & Cc) - $15. OLD MELBURNIANS U19 (Ca) - $10. ST. KILDA CBOC U19 (Ca) - $5 . BULLEEN/TE[JII? RES . (Ca) - $5. BALACLAVA RES. (Cc) - Details incomplete -$10 . "'.ES- Details incomp. -$10 .
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with Brian Goodman LET'S HEAR IT FOR THE UMPIRE S The seasons come and go and I guess not too many people give very much thought to the umpires . Let me tell you about them, I know, I train them . As the training demands on players increases to keep up with the present style of the game, the same demand is placed on the umpires . Each Tuesday and Thursday night you will find them training at Elsternwick Park and usuallyon other nights, a run by themselves . The mostd ifficult umpirers positinsarecertainly thoseoftheAdvisorNeville Nash and hisassistant, Graham Simpson . Both do an excellentjob and I have enjoyed the season working with them . Also of great help on the training track was Graham Cavanagh, a former amateur umpire whose assitance I gretly appreciated . As the season draws quickly to a close, I congratu lateall those umpireswho have achieved that they set themselves prior to the season as much as I congratulate the umpires who have achieved the ultimate for the season, and that is to umpire in the Grand Final . Should you think of retiring from football for varous reasons and would still like to be involved in the game, don't mind a bit of hard training, meet a great bunch of guys, enjoy some times . . . Join the Umpy' s Pat Bowd Fitness Adviso r
All umpires please remember our Annual Dinner Dance to be held on Friday 26th September. See Steve McCarthy for details and bookings . A great night is assured by all BE THERE ! *
A F.A . ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING ® .
BIG MIKE'S 25 0 The umpiring fraternity congratulates goal umpire Mike Murray, who officiates in his 250th match this weekend . It will also mark his 44th F *Io al's appearance . Highlights during his 13 year career with the Association include the 1983 'A' Section Grand Final, the '77, '84 and ' 85'B' Section grand Finals ; V .A .F .A . v V.C .F .L. (1984) ; V .A .F.A . v V .F.A . (1985) and V.A .F.A . v S .A . and W .A . ( 1985) . The genial, big man was also V .A .F .A.U .A . President in 1985 . Mike's personal records reveal that he has worked with 92 field umpires, 74 goal umpires, officiated at 45 grounds and seen 65 teams in action . During this time, too, he has been party to 6489 goal and 6171 behinds decisions . No wonder he has long arms ! Mike aims to continue working between the sticks for some time yet and hopes to pass on his experience to our young band of umpires, new to the goal umpiring ranks. As a tribute to his conspicuous service to the Association, Mikewasawarde Life Membershipatthe umpire's recent annual Dinner
HELLO TO JESSICA DANIELLE SEGOTA Congratulations is extended to Kevin an d Teresa Segota on the arrival of their daughter Jessica Danielle, born on the 4th September, 1986 at 12.36 a .m . Weighing a very healthy 71b 5ozs . According to a very tired Dad (I thought Mum's did all the work!) MotherTeresa is doing fine and looking forward to coming home .) Maybe another future umpire! ) Well done, Kevin and Teresa .
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A SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL ELSTERNWICK PAR K SUNDAY 14th SEPTEMBER DE LA SALLE v COLLEGIANS Field: Peter Wiseman, Ron Lippold Goal : Don Hillier, John Hal l Boundary: Greg Williams, Adamm Dight Emerg .Field: Mark Bushfiel d Duty Officer: Noel Rundl e RESERVES COLLEGIANS V ORMOND Field: Mark Bushfield, David Wilson Goal: Sue Cavanagh, Rod Clarkson Boundary: Frank Costigan, Alan Stubbs B SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL HARRY TROTT OVA L SATURDAY 13th SEPTEMBER FAWKNER V OLD XAVERIANS Field: Shane Irwin, John Horwood Goal: Bernie Hoare, Mike Murray Boundary: Bret Holcombe, Tim Shearer RESERVES ST.BERNARDS V PARKSIDE Field: Brandon Reid, Justin Toohey Goal: Jeff Higgins, Graham McGeady Boundary: Nick Kenna, Frank Martinez Duty Officer: David Burn s C SECTION GRAND FINAL ELSTERNWICK PARK SATURDAY 13th SEPTEMBER OLD TRINITY V BANYUL E Field: Brian Goodman, Colin King Goal : Tome Wyles, Ian Malcomb, Emerg .Fieid: David Sim e Boundary: Ben Seracoski, Glen Clark RESERVES HAMPTON ROVERS v BANYULE Field: John Murnane, David Sim e Goal: Mike Lentini, Pat Maebu s Boundary: Steven Maebus, Marcus Horwood Duty Officer: Peter French D SECTION GRAND FINAL OLD SCOTCH, YARA PARK SATURDAY 13th SEPTEMBER MONASH BLUES V BALACLAVA Field: Kevin Segota, Paul Cherry Goal: Ken Pitcher, Kevin Barker Boundary: Ian Stollery, Ian Bailey RESERVES PRESTON V OLD MENTONIANS Field: Andrew McRae, Glen Trestrail Bounda ry: Jamie Lynch,, Tim Linehan Duty Officer. Jim Hawkins, David Scott E SECTION GRAND FINAL MONASH UNIVERSITY SATURDAY 13*.h SEPTEMBEF
BULLEEN UNITED V ELSTERNWICK Field: Ken Coglan, Peter Keogh Goal: Bob Dunstan, Cary Clancey Boundary: Andrew Reitchman, Andrew Belcher RESERVES: BRUNSWICK V STATE BANK Field: Mark Huntington, Peter Harris Boundary: Terese Bolger, David Pitche r Duty Officer: Alex Johnson, Ian Munroe. F SECTION GRAND FINA L OLD PARADIANS SATURDAY 13th SEPTEMBER OLD SEENDEON GRAMM . V U .H .S.O.B . Field: Andrew Gill, Richard Tracy Goal: Sue Cavanagh, Neil Johnston Boundary: David D'Altra, Richard Webber RESERVES : OLD ESSENDON GR. V WHITEFRIAR S Field: Michaell Ford, Ken Walker Boundary: Robby Hill, Mike Nugent Duty Officer: Ray Wals h G SECTION GRAND FINAL OVAL 15 ALBERT PARK SATURDAY 13th SEPTEMBER OLD CAREY V MONASH WHITES Field: Robert Bell, Ron Smith Goal: Mark Sarong, Rod Clarkson Boundary: Neil Spitzer, Sharon Algar Duty Officer: Richard Elliot UNDER 19 SECTION 1 PRELIMINARY FINAL OVAL 13 ALBERT PAR K SATURDAY 13th SEPTEMBER DE LA SALLE V M .H .S .O .B. Field: Brian Walsh, Steve Clinch Goal : Paul Rapkee, Mark Holcombe Boundary: Mat Clohesy, Martin Lalor Duty Officer: Tony O'Callaha n UNDER 19 SECTION 2 GRAND FINAL ROSS GREGORY OVAL, ALBERT PARK SATURDAY 13th SEPTEMBER COLLEGIANS V OLD MELBURNIANS Field: Andrew Mullaly, Clive Drisco l Goal: Bill Ahlm, Ron Gunston Boundary : Colin Segota, Philip Kent Duty Officer: Max Lio n UNDER 19 SECTION 3 GRAND FINAL KEW CRICKET GROUN D SATURDAY 13th SEPTEMBE R OLD PARADIANS V ST . KILDA CBOC Field: Steve McCarthy Wayne Henry Goal: Don McKenzie, Chris Rosemire Rnundarv: Leah Gallagher, Tim Reid Duty Officer: Manson Russell
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UNDER 19 SECTIO N 1 PRELIMINARY FI N A L M .H .S.O .S . v SULLEEH TEMP.
UNDER 19 SECTION 2 GRAND FINA L COLLEGIANS v OB ELSURNIAN S
hereby request applications for th e
SENIOR, RESERVE & UNDER 19 COACHING POSITIONS FOR SEASONS 1987. Address your applications to the Club Secretary Mr. Tony Orchard, 19 Sycamore Street, East Malvern, 3145 . C GRAD E
Coach : Ray MacGil l 1 . A . Phillips 2 . M . Beazley 3 . T. Drummond 4 . J . Dixo n
WHAT THE COACHES SAID A SECTIO N MARK HANNABERY ( NORTH O.B. ) It was not an easy win although conditions helped a bit . I've no preference for the Grand Final and will be trying to set up a practice match for next weekend . We got out of the game with no real injury worries and as far as best players go it was a good team effort " BRUCE FERGUSION (COLLEGIANS) "it was a very ordinary performance indeed . Our forwards were too short, too slow and didn't think about the game. Five goals from an A Section team is just hopeless . Also our on ball players were never in it . I don't blame the conditions and I've got no excuses . We've got no injuries and will need to get more from our centre line. I thought our backs did all right in holding North to 11 goals. GRAND FINAL 50's AT OLD TRINITY Players and Supporters at Old Trinity wish to extend congratulations to the following players who have reached their 50th game milestone in 1986 , Chris Wallace - 50 games today. Chris Glass - 50 games Second Semi Final . Steve Stoddard - 50 1/4games Round 14. Ian Wallace will notch up his 50th game in today's Grand Final . "Wal" has been a fine contributor throughout the year and has been a key contributor in the teams rise from D Grade. Holding down either the full back of centre half back positions Wal is always a very reliable defender taking the sure grabs and clearing kicks with cool efficiency . On the social front `Wal' is well known for his Swan Lake type dancing prowess in the song and dance troupe called "The Village Idiots' ; at the Talent Night . Keep up the great work and congratulations again from at 0'T's . Chris Glass also notched up his 50th game against Thomastown in the Second Semi Final two weeks ago. A consistent performer in the Seniors since his arrival Chris has shown his worth as a key motivator and inspiring team member. Always the coach's first choice in the side, even before his impressive display in the "1986 Miss Trinity Contest" "Crssta9s" or
B SECTIO N GERARD SHOLLY (OLD PARADIANS) "I must say I didn't expect to be 11 or 12 goals up at 3/4 time in a final . You plan and exhort the team to play a certain way - a certain style and more often than not you don't expect them to do it . However today they did . We worked really hard and persisted all day . We didn't deviate from what we had decided and our method didn't change. Next week ? Well train Saturday and then go off and watch the Under 19s win the first of three flags for the Club! " JOHN TURNER (OLD XAVERIANS ) "Nothing went right . It was very disappointing and we were beaten by a far better side who went in harder for the ball . It was a personall disgrace to a lot of our players and we've now got our work cut out for us next week "
5 . S . Reid 6. C. Wilson 7 . R. Ward 8.A. Kennedy 9. H . Matsoukis 10.F . O'Connor 11 . G . Stamboulis 12 . R . Chapman 13, M Wilkes
14 . A. Sainsbury 15 . T . Scrinis 16 . S . Moody 17 . A . Harri s 18 . D. Baker 19 . A . Tulloch 20 . A. Issell 21 . G. Healey 22 . A. Webster 23. A. Fersichetti 24 . S . Harries 28. D. Lott
Coach: Allan Parri s
1 . tvl . 0 Connel l
2 . J . Edmonds 3. D. Agosta 4. D. Carruthers 5. C. Bryce 6 . S . Driver 7 . W . Williams 8 . G . Wilson 9 . R . Heat h 10 . D . Marti n 11 . M . Thomson (vc) 12 . A . Farris (c ) 13 . W . Sharkie 14 . R . Smith 15.C .Muiforl 16. A. Ronsantis (dvc) 17 . N . Tsiotina s 18. D. Field 19. B. Croft 20. M. Osborne 21 . G . Smith 22 . S. Harper 23 . M . Cox 24 . J. Ronsantis 25 . N . Bon e 26 . B . Lederman 27 . J . Brook 28 . M . Mikic 29 .T. Stagg
Coach : John Purdu e 1 N . Evans 2. M . Comron 3. T. Blackman 4. C. Thomas 5. A. Davies 6. N . Schmidt 7 . R. Thompson (vc) 8. D. Wa n 9. R . Briglia 11 .A.Toban 12, H . Stephens 13. W. Daly 14 .R . Herman 15 .S .Lie 16 . A . Wallis
17 . M . Byrne (Jvc) 18 . M . Hartigan 19 .S . Braser (C) 20 . G. Griffit h 22 . C . Noakes 23 . R . Johnston 24 . C . Seaton 26 . T . Williams 28 . R .Savedra 33 . G . Shankland 40 . C. Ryan 44 . T . Heriat 77 S Robert s
She passed ~.~^/ay peacefully last Wednes-_ .; % ., __and we offer our sincere r. . :~_c iv i ic iwu~rravrr latility. COndG'i,
1 S Balton 2 D MacDonalJ(vc) 3 A Dandre a
4 A Arms' rong 5 T Wilso n 6 CRaymond 7 A Moffat
8 F Nelson 9 J [30"" 10 S, Bunny 11 N Johnstone 12 T Smit h 13 B A Beckett 14 T Turner 15 D Cunning 16 F Woo 17 B Naud 8 A Gow 1 9 A Dad do 20 M Kin g
21 A MacDougall 22 D MacDonald 23 R Chapman 24 D, Wilso n 25 T Rea d 26 T Northeast 27 J Allen 28 T Fetter 29 C Bryan 30 A James (c) 31 C Heathco;e 32 R Web b 33 D WarxtAmbler 34 J Alle n 35 M Ha] io
B FartonlJvcl N H Barrett 38 A Barry 39 J Buntam 40 R Heath 41 D Randle 42 R Henderson 43 T Rea d 44 C 1 Robinson Arnold 45 46 N Strauss 47 R WhRer 48 H Burdett
Chris's hunger for the hard ball is always evident . Well done again Chris and best of luck today!!! Steve Stoddart - 50 Games . Past but not forgotten congratulations go to Steve Stoddart for his 50 games played during the year . A determined player in the Clubs Reservers XVIII Steve has been a supporter and player since the park days of E Grade. Often hampered by hand injuries this year being no exception Steve is an example of perseverance and it is fitting that his write-up appears in the Grand Final Edition of the Record . Well done Steve hoping your nest 50 take half the time.
Many Amateur football followers will be saddened by i ; ,e news of the death of M rs . "Hilly" . .-jn . Hilly was a great stalwart of Old Melburnians a Old Haileybu ry and was a great attender of Carnival and Interstate Matches .
Coach : James Nixon
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G SECTION GRAND FINAL O.CAREY v MON . WHITES
UNDER 19 SECTION 3 GRAND FINAL O.PARADIANS v ST.KILDA CBOC
F SECTION RESERVES GRAND FINA L O .ESSENDON v WHITEFRIARS
F SECTION GRAND FINA L 0 . ESSENDON v U.H .S .O .B .
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Coach: Colin Crampto n
Coach : Michael Dohert y Team Manager : Gary Spoke s
Coach : Frank Avitabl e
i F .Shannon(C) 2 K .Mclnerneylvcl 3 A Smith (dvc )
4 F Nailer 5, G . Keog h 7 M . Tomosoni 8 0. Bec k 9 B McKeison 10 M . Mullavey 11 M Cotter 12 .V Hedger 14 F . Brown 15, A . Feyton r 16 N Ker Jowelt 17 G . 18 R .Cugno 20 R . FritcharJ 21 M . Ferry
22 O . Abrahams 23 . A. Regan 25 F Nairn 30 E Fimentel 31 F .Roe 34, A Doherty 38 J Turnbull 41, D . Freeman 47 . T. Cabassi 55. D. Nibah 69 F . Brennan 71 F Jackson
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1 . N. Cal e 2 . N . Hassell 3. S . Power 4. A Ferrucio 5. S. Fraser 6. R . Oakle y 7 . M . Murrihy (c) 8 . G. Soss a 9 . J . Harro d 10 . G. Dragovitch 11 . J . Hunt 12 . C. Marshall 13. F . Devos 14,S . McGarrity 15. C. Simmonds 16. B . La Castro 17 . C. Schidler 18 . D . La Fontaine 19 . S . Algeri (dvc) 20 . P. Mann 21 . A Feart 22 . G. Benton 23. F . Dynon 24. N . Fitzroy 25. D. Phelan 26. V . lanchetlo 27 . T . lanchello 28 . S. Williams 29 . B . McNeil 30 . B . Power 31 . A . McGaw (vc) 32 . J . Clagna n
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57. S. Bolton 50 . V. Bourke 10. W. Brown 46 . C. Brown 28. P. Charles 1 . I. Chisholm 25. T. Chiodo 16 . D . Dicetlo 71 . C. Elliott 33. I . Englan d 8. M . Evans 22. J . Hands 21 . R . Hear n 3. P. Hogan 2 . R . Keppell 38. P. Keys 7. S . Legear 27. R . McAuley 6. C. McHarg 24. T. McMahon 49. S. McPherson 26. J . Mcauie 9. S. McRae 15. G . Mitchell 32 . G. Neate 11 . M . Petty 17. G. Ra e 29 . B . Sandal 12. M . Sheedy 58 . T. Styles 31 . S. Wheele r
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1 . P. Brooker 2 . N . Glasson 3. J . Youn g 4. M . Petrescu 5. P Kin g 6. D. Ralph 7, J. Salvatore 8. R . Santamaria 9. D. De Pace 10. J. Donnelly it . D. Gemmola 13. B . Kenn y 14. N . Salvatore 15, T. Gualano 16. D. Graham 19. P Wiggins 20. G . Leech 21 . W. Farley 22 . M . Gemmola 24. B . Ninni s
25. D. Clifton 26. M . Kotsanis 27. A . Kenn y 28. N . Crampton 30 . N . Crocker 31, F. Kavanagh 34 . A. Hol t 42 . M . Sharkey 51 . G . Ellery 68. W. Fist
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Coach : R . Thompso n Reserves Coach : K . Fletche r 1 . D Marlyn 2 . B . Holmes 3 . J . McEncroe 3 . J . Moreno(R) 4 . W . Wilso n 5 . A . Mirakian 5 . A . Pearce (R) 6. F. Star k 7 . R . Allan 8.G . Turner 9. A . Day 9. G . Augustinus (R) 10. I . Steven s 11 . M . Price 12 . A. Lutterschmidt 13 . G . Bowde n 14 . M. Egan 15 .S. Bishop 16 . B . Scott 17 . G . Henry 18 . D . Searle 19 . P . Jarrett 20 . C . Bilby 21 . L . Shaw 22 . D . Willaton 23. C . Walker 24. D . Rainey 25 . B. Fanagiatopoulos 26. F. Crameri 26. W. Felton(R) 27. R . Thomson 28. A. Kyriacou 29. F . McKenzie 30. B. Fordham 31 . C. Lockwood 32. F . Lockwood 33. A. Ainsworth 34. A. Middleton 35 . S. Lee 35 . P . Henry (R) 36 . F . Carmicheal 37 . D . Robinson 38 . N . Cooney 39 . F. Marti n 40 . H . Jansz 41 . A . Warthold 42 . G. Thornton 43 . F. Bowden 44 . S . Parker 45 . C . McKay 46 . A . Cotter 47 .S . Ridout 48. W. Wheatley 49. A. Bartlett 50. M. Xarlis 51 . J . Simmons 52. B . Marley 60. A. Watson 81 . J . Cooney 84 . F . Dow
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Coach : Graeme Woolridg e
Coach : K. Fletcher
3 . J . McEncroe 4 W . Wilso n 5 A . Mirakian 7, R . Allan 8 . G. Turner 9, A . Day 11 M, Pric e 12 . A. Lutterschmidt 13.G . Bowde n 14 M. Egan 15 S. Bishop 20, C. Bilby 21 L . Shaw 22 . D . Willaton 23 . S . Walke r 25 . B . Fanagiatopoulos 26 F.Crame n 27 R .Thomson 29. F . McKenzie 33 A. Ainsworth 35. S . Le e 37 D. Robinson 44 . S Farker 45 C. McKay 50 M . Vaxarhs 51 J Simmon s
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1 . C .White 6 . G . Harrison 7 . D. Lath e S. D.Toohey 9. P.F Harrison 10 . M . Borrack 12, G . Nicholas 13 . A . Kilkenny 15 . T. Hughes 16 . G .R. White 19 . M . Harman 20, G . Woolridge 22 . S, Lowel l
23. P Ciardulli 24. P Hackett 26. B. Rohan 28 . D . O'Connell 30. P. O'Brien 32 . P. Morey 35, T. Dunn 36 . G . Crow 37. C. O'Farrell 38 . L. McLaughlin 39 . P.F. Mason 41 . S .L . Ciardulli 42, G . Pugli a 43 . P. Lefel 46 . V. Sully 47. P Rohan 49 . S . Begley 50. J . Coghla n
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A SECTION RESERVES PRELIMINARY FINAL ORMOND v COLLEGIAN S
A SECTION PRELIMINARY FINA L COLLEGIANS V DE LA SALL E
Coach: B . Ferguson
Coach : John Pollard
1 . S . Williams (vc) 2 . D. Hoyl e 3 . R . Herman 4 . 5 . Laussen 5 . A. Griffiths 6. A. Ingleton 7 . I . Herman 8. C. Follock 9. S. Bickfor d 11 . T . Bennett 13 . S. Hinchen (c) 14 . R . Schober 15 . F . Wolf f 17 . G. Tregear 18 . D. Kerr 21 . I . Roberts 22 . G. Parsons 23. A. Wright 25 . A. Baum 29. K . Parsons 33. G . Irvine 34. F . Kahn 36. N . Pike 44 . G . Newman 48 . J. Lemon 61 . R . Oliphant
1 . G . McHenry 2 . F . Barry 3 . C. Anderson 4 . M . Greene (c) 6 .F . Devereux 7 . R . Williams 8 . J . Meckiff 9 . T. Cook e 11 . W. McDonnell 15 . G . Connolly (vc) 16. W. Gasparini 17 . r . Rya n 19 . B. Hanrahan 21 . M . Deveson 22 . S. Nash 23 . F . Maher 24 . M . Lowe 29 . T. Klarica 33 . C . Campbell 34. B. Waldron 36. F . Keri n 43. D. Harrington 50 . F . Rennie 51 . D . Kinsella 52 . M . Hage n
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Coach : Mike McArthur-Allen Reserves Coach : Geoff Reilley 1 . F( . Tonki n 2 . P. Schuhkraft 3 . T. Boyanton '. 4. R . Barne . D . McDonal s5 d 6, M . Buckley 7 . G . Fisher 8 . G. Andrew 9 . C . Tonki n 10 . G . Ritchie 11 . R . Strahan 12. A. Mehrten 13. P . Kingston 14 . G . Herkess 15 . G . Burke 16 . R . Eishold 17 . F. Sutherland 18. A. Hil l 19, M. Dawson 20. B . Nash 21 . G . Singleton 22 . F. Kitel y 23 . F. McDonald 24 . S . MCCOoke 25 . F . Forsyth 26. P . Mehrten 27 . M . Crampton 28 .S. Morris 29 . G . Fetering 30, J . Youn g 31 . G, Thorne 32 . M . McDonald 33. M . Amo n 34. G . Russell 35 . R. Beard 36 . R . Stewart 37 . D . Robertson 38 . F . Milner 39 .D.Crottoe 40. M . Tobin 41 . R . Oaten 42. F . Ker r 43 . F . Harrington 44 . M . Gilmore 45 . S . Callow 46 . M . Anderson 47 . M . Crampton 48. D. Ness 49. S . Freney-Mills 50. S . Burk e 51 . J . McAlroy 52 . C . Hanrahan 54 . T . Stewart 55 . M . Waugh 56 . T. Hack 57 . B . Richards
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Coach: P. Aaron s 10. C . Warner 11 T. Bennet 12. G . Cook 16. N . Hibbins 20 M . Whittaker 21 . F . Mildord 24 D . Tadgell 25 A. Baum 26 J . Twi g 27 . F . Sanders 30 N. Chosick (C ) 32 M . Ammann 35 F .Tadual 36 N . Pike 37 C .Coyne 40 R . Walker 43 M . Comley (vc) 46. B. Scannell 47 J !ngleto n 52 G . Peck 53 M Davis 56 J . Smith 57 Phil Swan 58 Peter Swan 59 R . Lancaster 61 R Oliphant 77 C Higso n
B SECTION RESERVES PRELIMINARY FINA L PARKSIDE v ST.BERNARDS
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Coach: John Turner Skills Co-ordinator : Doug Atkinson Reserves Coach: Michael Shell y
i . S. Godsell 2. F. Klein (dvc) 3. R . Armstrong 4. F. Trainor 5. F. Curtain (c) 6. F. Metzner 7, B. Denton (vc) 8. S . Curtai n 9. M . Beatie 10. N. Bourke 11 . G. Greetha m 12. M . O'Shaughnessy 13. M . Dola n 14. S . Millard 15 F. Toussaint 16 . L. Meehan 1 7 . A. Ralp h 18 . J. Ferguson 19 . F . Curtain 20 . J. Feters 21 N. Wilton 22 . J. Tiernan 23 J. O'Sullivan 24 .S. Gorman 25 . B. Rya n 26 . M. Somers 27 .F.Frowse 28. G . Gleason 29. M. Dalton 30. F. Morrissey 31 . R . Ralph 32. C. Ralph 33. J . Black 34. J . Field 35.G . Borten 36.C.Mortenson 37.S. Hunt 38. D . Francis 39. F. Visentim 40.F. J Hoye 41 . McGrath 42. J . LOwe 43. T. Walsh 44.B . Heaphy 45 M Lovelock 46 C . Ketsakidis 47 J . Frederico 48. F. Sea l
Coach : K . Morriso n Reserves Coach : Peter Harve y 1 . M . Tymms 2 .T .Young 3 . G . Busst 5 . S. Little 6. R . Wilson 7 . D. Cropley 8. I . Habgood 9 . J. O'Leary 11 . K. Busst 12 . F . Tymms 13. S . Hills 14. M . Roach 19. F . Kerslake 20. S. Rhodes 24 . S. Buckley 29 . M . Barrett 31 . B . Saggers 33. F. Majerczak 34. D. Ruggiero 37. M . Middlemo 38 . J. Ross 43 . D . Gil l 44 . G . Mitchell 45. M . Majerczak 47 . A. Brow n 51 . N . Horvath 53 . T . Price 54 . D . Virtue 62 . T. Kavanagh 72 . C. Wei r
Coach : Peter Harvey 2 . John King 5. Tom Gard 6. 8. 9. 11 . 12.
Keith Sweeney Rod Shanahan Glen Dunbabin Peter Hansen Trevor Cand y
13 . Vic. Coligo (V.Capt .) 14 . Grant Fitzgerald 16. Mick Campbell 17 . Chris Freeman 19 . Robert Gard 21 . Darren Nookmet s 22 . Peter Harvey (Capt.Coach) 27. Chris Waters 29. Mark Rowe 32 . Jason Coffey 33. Peter Evans 36. Paul Torre 37. Paul Coleman 39. Richard Clarke 41 . Marty Marsh 45. Frank Misurelli 47. Grant Byrne 48. Brian Heaver 49. Lyndley Cowell 50. Kevin Harty 51 . Tim McMurtry 55. Darren Watson 56. Paul Swai n 61 . Mark Noormets 74. Robert Poyntz 99. Warren Graham
Coach : Vin McGuire 1 . F . O'Brien 3 . F. Morrice 6 . J . Federico 7 . J . Toohey 8 . P. Monoghan 10 . B . Saundry 11 . J . Overman 16 . A . Pearl 17 . M . Bevanda 18 . F. Dalmau 19 . G. Mahoney 22 . S . McKnight 24 . V. McGuire 25 . M . Overman 26 . S . Tobi n 28 . S . Byrne 34 . J . O'Connell 35 . J . Saundry 36 . F. O'Dea 37 . M . O'Connell 43 . A . Holden 44 . S . Rayner 46 . P . Farmer 48 . B . Doolan 52 . A Sullivan 57 . A. Hargreaves 60 . M . Brandner 78 . M . Devers 87 . F . Hargreaves
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Coach: Andrew Disney Reserves Coach : John Anderson I S. Cowley (c) 2. C. Robinson 3. A. Allibo n 4 . T . Norma n 5 . DO'Shaughnessyivcl 6. G . Heat h 7 . F. Yeoman 8 .S.AJgemis 9. C. Glass 10 C Brent 11 . T. Fhillips 12 .J .Davey 13 .J .Gorton 14 . P. See, tcr) 15 T. Fontefract 16 .D .Gee 17 . L. Farrell 18 . A. Maizels 19 . J . Hope 20 .R .WaJrop 21 . B . Rieniets 22 . F. Robison 23 .J .AJgemis 24 . D . Carrol l 25 . E. Borghesi (Jvc) 26 . B . Murra y 27 . I . Wallace 28 . W . Douglas 29 M . Walters 30 . A. Dobson 31 . D Atkinson 32 . N . Sammut 33 . F Scott 34 . R . Heath 35 . R . Masters 36 . ~ . Carnegie 37 . J .F . Adgemis 38 . S. BauI J 39. S. Stottart 40. F Campain 41 . L. Dowling 42 . R . Gruen 43 . A. Martin 44 H Maclean 45 . G . Ruthven 46 . M . Heath 4T M . Saunders 48 . R . Coombes 49 . C. Harris 50. A. Taylor 51 . D . Rogers 52 B . Lumsden 53. J . Cash 54. P. Trebilcock 55. G . Kennedy 56 S. Mille r 57 C. Mravlek 58. M. Lockwood 59 J . English 60 M. Swiney 66. R . Lewicki 74 J Anderson
D SECTION RESERVES GRAND FINA L PRESTON MBOB v O .MENTONIAN S
D SECTION GRAND FINAL MON .BLUES v BALACLAVA
B.A.F.C. Coach : J . Simpso n
Captain Coach: J. Rosewarne
Coach : Brian Ford Coach: J . Keenan
Coach : Ga ry Nash
1 . C . Holst 3 . S . Smith 4 . M . Legge 5 . C . Ladd 7 .S . Mikac 8 . G . Foster 10 . M . Fraumano 11 . M . Fidler 13 . M . O'Brien 14 . D. Attard 15 . S . Gray 17 . G . Williams 21 . B. Quittiam 22 . J . Gilham 24. C. Williams 25. M. Power 26. S . Scullin 28. R . Brockwell 30. B . Gillies 31 . G . Anderson 32. G . Wall e 34 . C. Stevens 37 . G . Fyers 39 D . Hoare 40 W . Gibson 46 A . Short 52 S Coulson
5 . D . Rogerson 7 . B . Hibbs 13 . R . Meinjak 16 . N . Hope 17 . B . Bird 18 . R . Murphy 21 . G . Cox 22 . P . Curry 23 . D . Devote 27 . S . Mulholland 28. A . Naum,off 31 .F .Favlou 32 . G. Torpy 33.A .Cervi 34. F . Kelly (C) 35. A . Huckett 37 . W. Boyl e 39. K . Ivey 41 . G . Roulent 42. A . Fryor 43.J . Morecroft 44. J . Hunter 45. V. Ketis 47 . B. Hoistock 49.F.Cervi 51 . A . Garbett 60. B. Duell 62. M . Grimmer 66. W. Bisset 68 M . Vincent
1 . C. Hols t 2 . J . Kouryialas 3. S. Smit h 5. C. Ladd 6. F . Williams 7. S . Mikac 8. G . Foster 9. S . Dochert y 12. G . Dunn 16. F . Adley 17 . G . Williams 18. F . Harbour 19.B.Hogan 20. G . Gent 21 . B. Quilliam 23. G . Braddy 24. C . Williams 25 . M . Fower 27 . R . Field 28 . R . Brockwell 29 . S . Westley 30 . B . Gillies 31 . G . Anderson 32 . G. Waite 33 .D.Hobba 35 . T. Muir 36 . D . Turne r 38 . R . Wolfenden 41 . C . Boucher 42 . A . Mil l 43 . N . Cartledge 44 . C. West 46 . A. Short 47 . D . Maloney 48 . R . Doherty 49 . D . Glass 50 . J. Turnbull 52 . S. Coulson 53 . D . McDonald 56 . D . Pratt 57 . G . Smythe 60. ! . Lydiate
Coach : M . De Bono Reserves Coach : Phil Vine s
t . K . Angwi n 2 . D. Gregory (V.C .) 3. J . Rosewarne (C .C.) 4_ B. Raffert y 5, M . Hill
1 . P. Forbes (C) 2 . D . Carman 3. L Baring 4 . B. Cornwell 5 G . Gal e 6 . P. Hamilton 7 . A 8lackshaw 8. A . Barke r 9. C . Kin g
1 . N . Calcutt 3 . O . De Bono 9 . F. Caton 10. J . Mounsey 11 . A. Hodgson 13. M. De Bono 17 . T. Robinson 19.F .Feehan 21 . M . Mitchell 22 . M . Walkety 24, J . Lowden 25 .S.McGowan 28 . A. Alien 32 . C . Smart 33 . S . Mazzeo 37 . E . Kyricou 38 . G . Sebeth 40 . G . Georgson 41 A . Hunter 42 . F . Giglas
6 . A. Breslin 7 . P Thomson 8. K Palmer 9. B. Angwin 10 . P. Crottie 11 . A. O'Keette 12. P McGrath 13. N . Monaghan 14. R . Patterson 17. J . Sist
10 . J. Johnstone 11 . B. Parker 12 . D. Petrie 13 . R . Culvenor 14 . G . Fairweather 15. M . Sest
18. D Watson 19 . S . Withers 23. G . Schultz 24. S. Gate s 25. D. Charman (D.VC.) 26. P. Grattan 27. i . Withers 28. H . Dickson 29. B. Wilson 30 . J. Follett 33 . T. Hil l
16. P Menhpiay 17. B. Hunt 18. A . Gray 19. T. Whiteside 20 . M . Holcroft 21 . S . Giles 22. B . Bodoni 23. W. Gumley 24.X.XenofonUs 25. C . Forbe s 26. A . McGregor (VC .) 27. S . Connell y 28. P Little 29. W. Pangbourne 30 . J . Sturgess
43. M. Eames 44T.Tsoukas 45. B. Martin 4T B . Wilson 4& F . Ferguson 49 . C. Bennett 59 . M . Taranto 73 M . Him
5. P Sadler 8. A Varlamos 10 M . Durac k 12 . L . Mickelburough 17. T. O'Toole 18 . N . Owen 20. D. Holland 21 . C . Encksen 23. S . Petch 25. P Jackson 28 . G . Burns 29 .S . Hogan 30 . D. Ridley 33 . F. Vines (Cr) 36 . S . Cric k 37. T. Birch 40 . M . Osborn 41 . T. James 44 . G . Linsday 45. M . Ingram 46. G . Dickson 47. J . Konicanin 48. D . Johnsen 49. D . Pittard 56. D. Drew 57. D. Varlamos 58. M . O'Callaghan 59. G . Buxto n
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1 . A . Watterson 2, P Sheehan 4 . P Conduit 5. M .Sheehan 6 . A .D. Conboy 7, P. Melton 8, D. O'Sullivan 9 . R . Jackson 10. R . Watkins 11 . RMcCulloch 12 . A . Cook, 13 S. Kannegiesser 14. A . Stracha n
17. G . Forde 21 . G .B, Young 22 . G. Huckstepp 27.'G. Dora n 28. D. Cox 32 . S Gibson 33. G J . Young 34. P Minehan 35. P,Macklntosh 36. S . Drape 38. G . Johnston 41 . P Williams 43. G . Walker 44 . R . McKissack 45. C . Scot t 47. J . Russ 48. P. Spezza 49 .S. Green 51 . W. McGrath 54 . N . Campbell 56. R . Cockerell 61 . D Jacobs 63 .A .8 Conboy 65 . R . Kin g 71 . P McLean
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1 F Gandolfo 2 R Morley 3 S Dow A Burnsd 5 B wdson 6M 7 T Mayne . Kelly 8 B Sharp 9 H Td ay 10 B 0 Snape 11 Drvirgiho 12 F Laming 13 M Lardner 14 J Empey 15 M Flanagan 16 E Walsh 17 D Gandolfo 18 G Hocking 19 S Holmes 20 T Le e 21 R Mason 22 L ou ar rell 23 S Davis 24 F Fiew 25 F Edwards 26 D Atk,nson 27 G Creighton 28 D Berk(eIJ 29 W Davey 30 A Smith 31 G Sores 32 S Bassett 33 M Goldsmith 34 Muhmer 35 R Freeth 36 D Robbins 37 S Bow e 38 S Godfrey 39 S Haunahan 40 M Ferry 41 C VeRch 42 H Roberts 43 M Tymms 44 S Fit t 45 F. Speed 46 R Creighton 47 G Connolly 48 M Harris 49 F Green 50 F Fi~uth 51 D Orwm 52 T Wason 53 C Wilson 54 J Massey 55 G Harvey 56 D Sexton 57 F Barrow 58 F Zorn 59 M Davey 60 M Bundey 61 M Marmo 62 Mazurran 63 D Skutenkoe 64 8 Hunt 65 ! KoderRz 66 8 Qoyce 67 D Fle w 68 R Drvirg .l.o 69 A Monder 70 M WhRling 71 5 Billy 72 F Fitt 73 G McFariane 74 M Kwasey 75 M VasiliaJes 76 R Tesseroro 77 J OLeary 78 D Daley
1 . A. Fitts 9. J . Inglis 13. T. Favier 14. G . Smith 15. M . Rerden 17 . D . Coltman 19 . D . Davey 21 . G . Amor 22 . N . Roberts 24 . B . Cooney 25 . D . Grant 26 . R . Rogotowicz 27. F . Wabbis 28. J . Fallotta 29. J . Murphy 30. D. Hayes 31 . G. Crameri 32 . M . Scott 34 . B . Wallace 35 .S . Roberts (C) 36 . D . Hil l 37 . C. Saville 41 . O. Noronha 42 . M. Keating 43. B . Husson 44. A. Gale 45. M. Durham 47 . M. Elford 48. J . Murray 49 . S . Raymer 50 . C . Orgil l 51 . D. Thurgood 54 . R . Motea 56 . D . Ross 57 . M . Gu y
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BANYULE : Smyth 2, Foster 2, C.Wdliams, Turner, Adley. Gillies. BEST. Westley, Turnbull, PWilliams, Dockerty, Foster, Gilles. THOMASTOWN : Gleeson, Black, Anastasou, Kelpakis. Czerny. BEST Gleeson . Black, LLarosa, Kyroussis, Riley, Medwin .
:s. ie~al Trustees sharpshooters list is cornZfz~ F from Information received on Mondays : (,alte copy is not regarded .
9 A SECTION - SECOND SEMI FINAL COLLEGIANS 1 .4 1 .6 4 .6 5.9.39 11 .11 .77 NORTH OLD BOYS 3 .2 5 .5 7.7 NORTH OLD BOYS : Wright 3, Griffin 2, Atkinson 2, Edwards 2, Malone, S .Hibbert . BEST S.Hibbert. Hadley . Conti, Wright, Considine, Weir. COLLEGIANS : Laussen, Bickford, Pollock, K .Parsons, Ingleton . BEST. Newman, Williams, Irvine, Bickford, I .Herman, Wright. A RESERVE SECTION - SECOND SEMI-FINAL ORMOND 2 .1 4 .5 6 .6 6.7.43 BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE 2 .2 4 .4 5 .7 8.12 .60 BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE : Heath 3, Walsh 2, Bonn, Chadwick, Giles . BEST Miles, Heath, Mutimer, Giles, Johnston, Minney . ORMOND: Sutherland 2, Singleton 2, Anderson, Hack . BEST Rober . tson,Suherladigton,BuckeyAdrsnw
D SECTION - PRELIMINARY FINA L PRESTON 2.2 5.2 10.7 12 .13 .85 BALACLAVA 6 .3 10 .9 14 .12 17.16 .118 BALACLAVA : Watson 3, Crottie 2, Gregory 2, T . Hill, John Sist, Patterson, Rafferty, Follett, McGrath, Monoghan . BEST McGrath, John Sist, Rosewarne, Rafferty, S.Witchers. Patterson . PRESTON MBOB : Hepburn 4, H.Krause 2, Kiervan, O'Connor, J.Krause, Thompson, O'Brien, Brydson . BEST: Meese, Kiervan, Ryles . McGowan, Brydson. Johnstone. D RESERVE SECTION - PRELIMINARY FINAL OLD MENTONIANS 5.4 8 .9 10.10 12.13.85 1 .0 4 .1 7.2 8.4.52 BALACLAVA OLD MENTONIANS: Johnson 4, Buxton 3, Vines 3, Jackson, Ingram, : Ridley, Vines, Birch, Funston . Ingram, Scalldo . BEST BALACLAVA : Scicluna 2. Wilson 2, Oaten 2, Griffin, Drinan, BEST . Hursey. Mitze . Oaten, Hill, Taylo r
G SECTION - PRELIMINARY FINA L 1 .2 3.5 4 .5 7.13.55 PARKSIDE MONASH WHITE S 3.3 6.8 11 .11 16 .11.109 MONASH WHITES: Farley 5. Young 4, N .Salvatore Leech, D .Gemmola, B .Kenny, Ellery, King, Kavanagh, BEST: Kotsanis, Farley, Brooker, Leech, Kavanagh, Ellery. PARKSIDE : Bestow 5 . Swain, Burrow. BEST Graham, Ridd, Bestow, Clarke, McMurtry, Solerno.
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UNDER 19 SECTION 2 - PRELIMINARY FINAL OLD MELBURNIANS 5.5 10.5 13 .8 15 .10.100 OLD HAILEYBURY 0 .2 4.5 6 .7 11 .10.76 OLD MELBURNIANS: Webb 4, Bunny 2, Griffiths 2, Davis 2 . Bryan 2, Wilson, D'Andrea, Read . BEST Davis, Wilson, Webb, Griffiths, Dowd, Barrett . OLD HAILEYBURIANS: Lane 2, Shinkfield 2, Stevens 2, Bingham 2, Doran, Gregson . Cox. BEST Hood, Farr, Shinkfield, Wood, Phillips, D . Merret t
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UNDER 19 SECTION 1- FIRST SEMI-FINAL REPLA Y 3 .2 BU!-LEEN/TEMP. 8.7 11 .8.7 4 8.8 18.11 21 .14 .11 0 DE LA SALLE 4 .6 DE LA SALLE : Higgins 6, Lowe 4, Bria 2, Wright 2, Rogers, Lyons, Dwyer, McMahon . Forrest, Kane, Ladson. BEST: Dwyer, 0'Collaghan , Higgins, Smith, McMahon, Lyons . BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE : Agosta 2, Harper 2, Mikic 2 . Glover 2, Bone, Williams, Tsiotinas . BEST Driver, Martin, Rowe, Slater, Tsiotinas. Williams
UNDER 19 SECTION 3 - PRELIMINARY FINAL IVANHOE 3.2 4 .4 5.7 6.9.45 ST. KILDA 2.2 7.8 8 .13 10.5.75 ST.KILDA CBOC : Mann 6, Harrod 2 . McGaw, Ferrucio . BEST Murnhy, Fraser, Jackson, Cummins ., Harrod . Gilmore. IVANHOE : Tragardh 2, Thompson, Board, Stanley, Manuel . BEST: Thompson, Bona, Manuel . Board, Monev, Newbold .
PHONE OF SCORES, GOALKICKERS AND BEST PLAYERS DURING FINAL S B SECTION - FIRST SEMI-FINAL REPLA Y PARKSIDE 2 .0 4 .4 6 .7 8 .10.58 FAWKNER 4 .2 9 .3 12 .6 17.9.11 FAWKNER: Price 5, Hills 3, M.Malerczak 2, Young 2 . G .Busst, Weir, P.Majerczak, Tymms, Wilson . BEST: Hoare . Kerslake . Hills, Buckley, Rhodes, PMatercza k PARKSIDE: King 3, Freeman 2 . Bradley, Coleman, Papas, BEST Sturgess . Marsh, Freeman . Sherlock, Wise, Sansonetti. SECOND SEMI-FINAL (SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7th ) OLD PARADIANS 9 .2 13.7 20.14 22 .16.148 OLD XAVERIANS 4.0 8.3 11 .5 16 .10.106 OLD PARADIANS: Way 4, Fahey 4, Powick 4, Corcoran 3, Nelson, Gleeson, Skerritt, G . Busch, Powell, Heffernan, B .Exton, BEST: Fahey, Nelson, Way, M .Considine, Powick, Grills . OLD XAVERIANS: S. Curtain 4, L .O'Sullivan 4, O'Brien 3, Wilton 2, Ryan, O'Shaughnessy, Peter Curtain . BEST Wilton, Summers, O'Shaughnessy, L . O'Sullivan, S . Curtain, Grummet . B RESERVE SECTION - SECOND SEMI-FINAL (SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7th ) OLD PARADIANS 3.3 4.4 7.5 11 .6.72 PARKSIDE 1 .2 4 .2 4.7 7.10 .52 OLD PARADIANS: Atta 6. Bivaano 2, Madden, Luchetta, Jones, BEST: Liddicutt, Atta . Biviano, Perryman, Cosgriff, Jone s PARKSIDE: Byrne 2, Coffey, Dunbabn, R .Gard, King, Misurelli, BEST Torre, Sweeny, Misurelk, Cowell, Byrne . Evans.
C SECTION PRELIMINARY FINA L BANYULE 5.8 10.11 11 .12 12 .17.89 THOMASTOWN 3.1 5.4 7.6 8 .9.57 BANYULE : G .Williams 3, Short 2, Legg 2, CoulsBJn, Gilliam, Gibson, Fraumano, Brockwell . BEST: Hoare, Gilliam, Quillen, Holst, Ladd, Grey. THOMASTOWN : Agosta 2, Broderick 2, Assetta, Bubis, Sinni, Cope . BEST Pavia, Sinni, Harling, A .Fellows, Spinoso, Harisiou . C RESERVE SECTION - PRELIMINARY FINAL THOMASTOWN 1 .1 4 .2 5.3 5 .6 aD BANYULE 2 .2 3.3 7.3 8 .452
E SECTION - PRELIMINARY FINAL ELSTERNWICK 5 .6 8 .12 8 .14 12 .16.88 STATE BANK 4 .1 5.2 10.4 12.6.78 ELSTERNWICK : Hill 4, Houlihan 3, Coldebella 2, Brizzioo, Matthes, Farrington . BEST: Bean, Thompson, Hill, Mahony, Coldebella, Colls . STATE BANK: Jenkins 8, Connelly, Bull, Broderick Hargreaves. BEST: Cloke, Matherson, Jenkins, Coghlan, Curtin, Goldsmith . E RESERVE SECTION - PRELIMINARY FINAL BULLEEN UNITED 1 .1 3.6 4.6 8 .8.56 STATE BANK 5.3 7.5 11 .8 14 .10.94 STATE BANK : Matea 4, Davey 2, Hill 2, Scott 2, Husson. Murray. S.Roberts. Smith . .BEST Durham, Inglis, Keating, WEalsh, Catterson. Wabbis. BULLEEN UNITED : Hocking 4, Maher, Atkinson, Gandoolfo, Thomson. BEST: Godfrey, Flanigan, Zorzi, Kierer.
F SECTION - PRELIMINARY FINAL WHITEFRIARS 3.1 4 .6 5.8 8.15.63 UHS OLD BOYS 3 .5 6 .6 12.9 13.10.88 UHS OLD BOYS : Wallace 2, Sawchyn 2, Zanin 2, De Koning 2, Gathercole 2. Kountios, Vesetas, Korpetutunca . BEST: Buckman, Gathercole, Clements, Zanin, Kutner, Ferguson. WHITEFRAIRS: Hughes 2, Coghlan 2, Barclay 2, Mason, Bonnyman . BEST Tierney, Hughes, Dunn, Huntley, Barclay. Coghlan .
F RESERVE SECTTION - PRELIMINARY FINAL WHITEFRIARS 10.10 .70 UHS OLD BOYS 8 .8 .56 WHITEFRIARS : Puglia 4, G .Crow 2, Lessel 2, Nicholas, Morrey, BEST O'Farrell, Puglia, Kilkenny, B.Rohan, Nicholas, P.Rohan . U14S OLD BOYS: Renriick 3. Parkinson 4, rxzia:e Z . r;nu•ew~ . DE :,':. Sv.hul!ec Bair,, Lugg . Hudd . Andrews.
Final Scores : To 379 8171 (Paul Hally) Reserves by 3 p .m ., Seniors and Under 19 by 5 p .m . Winning Club Responsibl e Goalkickers, Best Players - All Sections (Seniors, Under 19 and Reserves) - to the Press Correspondent as follows : Reserves - to 531 5452 (Elsternwick Park) between 2 p .m . and 3 p .m . Seniors and Under 19 - to 528 3319 (George McTaggart) before 6 p .m . All goalkickers and six (6) best players for each club required : Winning Club Responsibl e If you win, make sure you obtain details from losers . If you lose, make sure you supply details to winners : Usual black list fines apply - exceptthatfailure to furnish all required information to the Press Correspondent may incur a fine to both clubs . Provided tha the above information is given correctly, it will not be necessary to forward details of goalkickers etc . to "The Amateur Footballer" . Sunday matches - No necessary to phone scores to Paul Hally . These procedures will apply throughout the finals. Remaining home and home matches - essential that results and scores by phoned to Pual Hally to enable ladders and fours to be determined . George McTaggart,, Press Correspondent
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Personality Pars TWO MORE MILESTONES AT BALACLAVA Congratulations to two great clubmen in Gary Oaten & B rendan Angwin . "Oatsy" is in his third year at the club and has played many fines games over that period of time, culminating in his 50th game played against Old Mentone in the "D" Grade Reserves Preliminary Final . "Oatsy" played a fine game last week, and pulled in a couple of strong marks when the team needed a lift . Gary won the reserves best and fai re st last season, and he has been a big contributors over the last couple of seasons on the field . Off the field, Gary has shown himself to be a great clubman, working on social committees and making sure he is at all club functions. Gary has a dry sense of humour, which he sometimes takes onto the training track. A social drinker only, Gary is a fitness fanatic, and likes nothing better than a session of repetitive 400 metres runs included in a training session . A talented ruckman/forward, Gary is generally a strong mark and a very accurate kick for goal . Well done on all your past contributionsd to the club Gary, we hope to see you around for a while yet . B re ndan "Snorka" Angwin played his 150th game against Preston MBOB last week and a very strong game he played too. "Snorka" has been around the Club for a few years now, and he has shown himself to be inspirational on and off the field . B rendan always gives 110% in a game, and many times in the past he has had to carry out the ruckman's role against much taller, heavier opponents . Courage has always been a trademark, and Snorka likes it best when the going gets tough . Bre ndan's on field leadership has
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Winner of the C.R . NEWBURY MEDAL - PAUL COX, ORMOND pictured here with Association President John Dillon and a very delighted dad .
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Ut~SDER 19 SECTION 2 MARK DAFFEY, ST. BERNARD'S received the G .W. McTAGGART MEDAL from namesake George . Looking on his Mark's proud father and VAFA President John Dillon .
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REVENUE FOR YOUR CLU B ! - Advertise on the new electronic scoreboard at Elsternwick Park and Help your Club . -2b x 6 second spots on each Saturday or Sunday match . Costs $100 . -Contact your Club's business people and entrepeneurs and have them advertise on the board! -Get 10 Advertisers - Make $50 0 -Get 20 Advertisers - Make $1000 -Your club does not have to be playing at Elsternwick Park to reap the benefits . -Have the sponsorship chairman on your committee contact the business people in your clubs and advertise ! -Write your 40 character spaced message .
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UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Winner of the I .A . BROWN MEDAL, MARK THACKWRAY of IVANHOE is flanked by VAFA President John Dilllor and Ivanhoe U 19 Coach Steve O'Connell .
~ . . : _ . . . . . =DA L for the Best and Fairest Player in E S . ctiur ,::,ent to TII :E PAZIANAS of CLAYTON . Tim is pictured here shaking hands with Association President P :ir. John Dillon .
TONY FOX of GTV-9 is congratulated by VAFA President John Dillori after winning the inaugural G SECTION MEDAL .
F SECTION - O.J. MEEH,iN' 1:7 7- DAL - Vt° ZANIN (U.H .S.O.B.) Seen here receiving congratulations from VAFA President Mr. John Dillon .
Winner of the D Section L .S. ANDREW I,1cGREGOR of MONASH BLUES seen here receiving congratulations from VAFA President John Dillon .
by Noel 5 YEARS AGO - 198 1 Old Xaverians won the rig htto a second chance against North Old Boys when they led throughout against De La Salle to win by 31 points . Old xaverians surprised with the selection of Nick Burne at full forward . The experiment was successful as Nick kicked 9 goals . Other good players for Old Xave ria n s were Noonan, Corcoran and Callil, and for De La Salle, Cooke, Franetic and M . Greene . Collegians won their way back to A Section with a most convincing last Quarter against Ivanhoe. Best were Guiney, Da ff, Cook (Coll) and Course, Stewart and Kilpatrick (Ivan .) . Other teams to win premierships were Alphington (C), Coburg (D), North Brunswick (E), and Banyule (F) . North Old Boys were to feature in both A Section grand finals, as their reserves won the preliminary final against Old Xaverians, 16 .7 to 11 .9 . North Old Boys scored the first leg of a possible treble when they won Junior Section 1 Grand Final 17 .14 to 15 .14, after being level at half time and trailing by 5 goals atthe last change . Best were Hadley, Wigmore, DuBois, Gazzola (N .O .B .) and Dallas, Neal, Kennett, Zwar and McInerney (Melb . Uni .) . 10 YEARS AGO - 197 6 North Old Boys won their first 'A' Section flag romping home by 49 points from St . Bernard's in the grand final . St. Bernard's made poor use of the wind in the first quarter to lead by only 7 points but then did well to keep North's lead down to 14 points at half time . North sewed the game up with 4 goals against the wind in the third quarter and then kicked nine in the last quarter . Best were Anderson, Hall, Borcich, Wigney, Wilson, Ould (N .O .B .) and Wade, Drennan, Doolan, Angel, Aughterson, Hogan (St . Bernard's) . Marcellin defeated Caulfield Grammarians by 5 goals to take 'B' Section flag . Best were Price, Doolan, Cullinan, Mahon, Cooney, J . Gartner (M .O .C .)and Lester, Watson, Warman, Middleton, Collins, Clark (C .G .) . 40YEARS AGO - 194 6 Yes, 40 years ago M .H .S .O.B . played Old Melburnians in'B' Section Grand Final . The boys from Forest Hill triumphed over the Dark Blues, 18 .12 .120 to 12 .14.86 . Among the players for M .H .S .O .B . were Alex Johnson, at full back and Alf Keam on the wing . M .H .S .O .B . were well served up forward byJerry Backhouse (4goals), later to star with Uni . Blacks, and the legendary Len Boyd-Gerney.
and LOOKING RIGHT BACK - Season 1934 Clubs competing in 1934 and still in the fiel d are Brunswick, Collegians, Elsternwick, F .I .T ., Hampton Rovers, Ivanhoe, M .H .S .O.B . North C.B .C. Old Boys, Old Brightonians, Old Caulfield Grammarians (as they were then known), Old Melburnians, Old Paradians, Old Scotch, Old Xaverians, Ormond, State Savings Bank, Uni . Blacks, Uni. Blues, U .H .S.O .B ., West Brunswick. A composite team was Old Haileybury - Old Trinity whose home ground was at Yarra Park. I Teams that later departed were Alphin gton , Bentleigh, Brighton Technical School Old Boys, Brightonvale (a combination of Brighton and Gardenvale), Burwood, East Malvern, E .S .A . Bank, Geelong, Glenhuntly, Kin g svllle, Malvern, Murrumbeena, National Bank, Parkdale, Sandringham, South Caulfield, St . Ignatius, St . Paul's, Teacher's College . The team to play South Australia at Norwood Park, Adelaide on 4 June was : Backs: J . Rogers (East Malv .), E . Boyce (Old Melb .), F . Ruddock . H . Backs: G . McNaughton ( M . H .S .O. B . ), J . Belyea (Coll .), J . Thorpe (U . Blacks) v .c . C : J . Kline (Elst .), J . Stanes (E'wick), G . Warren 9Geelong) . H . Forwards: J . Campbell (Old Meib .), C .A . Nilan (Old Parad .), W . Greening (Murr.) . Forwards : A . Mahlook (B'wick), F . Law (E .S .&A .), R . Steele (U .H .S .O .B .) . Followers : R . Hodges, G . Millard . Rover: A . Howse . Reserves : C . Wheeler (Geel .), N .Cashin(Glen) . Victorian Manager,JackMcCann awarded a cup to the best player - the judges could not separate Howse and Stanes so 'Mac' gave a second cup . Victoria won 11 .14 to 6 .20 . The team left Melbourne by train on Friday, with a big crowd to farewell them, stayed at Mrs . O'Brien's Balck Bull Hotel, Hindley Street, and arrived back i n M e I b o u meat 10 .15 o n W ed n e sd ay. Fares were paid by the Association but the players had to pay for their accommodation, about 35/- per head . Record goal kicking feats to date were, Alan La Fontaine (U . Blacks)(1933) 197 ; W . Pearson (Old Scotch)(1933) 162 ; D . Chandler ( S .S .B .) (1933)130;W . Pearson (Old Scotch) (1932) 126 ; J _GreenlU B]aks) c 1a2 8) 1-23-In season 1934 Pearson went on to kick 207 goals with two finals to play . (Do Old Scotch's rPcordk, -,h ow how many he kicked in those two games ?) . Bestand fairestawards were introduce in 1927 and trophy winners had been as follows : 'A' Section - 1927: Keith Rigg (Collegians) ; 1928 : G . Cassidy (Old Caulfield Gramm .) ; 1929 : K . Elder (State Savings Bank) ; 1930 : R . Perry (B . Rock) and T . Taylor (B'vale) ; 1931 : R . Lang (Teachers College) ; 1932: D . Robertson (State S .B .) ; 1933 : Alan La Fontaine (U . Blacks) .
At the delegates meeting on 16 July, Mr. Pidwell, delegate of the South Caulfield Club was successful in obtaining alteration of rule 49 of the Association which henceforth will also include the following : "In the home and home matches the home team shall wear black knickers, and the visiting team shall wear white" . Among the goal kickers on 4 August was schoolboy Keith Truscott who kicked 10 goals for M .H .S .O .B . (Keith later went on to play in Melbourne's 1939 premiership team, became a fighter pilot ace in Europe and then died in a plane accident in W .A . in 1944) . Best and fairest for the season were: 'A' G . Weber (B .T .S .O .B .) 8 ; V . Hepples (Coll .) and W . Pearson (Old Scotch) 5 : `B'A . Moore (Teachers Coll) 6 ;J . Brenning (B'leigh)and F. Higginbotham (Old Xavs .) 4 : 'C' A . Forty (Glenh .) 8 ; P . Copsey (N .M .C.B .C .) 7 :'D' K . Trinnick (H . Rovers) 6 ; M . Brown (U .H .S .O .B .) 4 . Among the players in 'D' Section semi, the name of A . Killigrew, 5'S", 10 stone and 16 years of age, appeared for St . Ignatius . ASectionfinalistsandcaptainswereOld Scotch, Gavan Peterson (coach, Vic Belcher of South Melbournefame),Old MelburniansJackCampbell (coach - ?-, Geelong, coached byN . Brushfield,
with captain not named, and U . Blacks - coach and captain not named . Can the historians help? Ormond, premiers in 'C', 15 .20 to North Old Boys, 8 .3 reported that 26,700 had attended their games, 21 at home and 5,700 away . Ivanhoe were champions and premiers in'D' Section when they defeated U .H .S .O .B . 19 .14 to 4 .5 . Coach of the 'Hoes was ' Jiggy' Harris of Collingwood fame . ('Jiggy' went on to become a verysuccessful businessand hasgiven in excess , of $500,000 in recent years to medical research) . The veteran of the side wasTom Miles (father of John Miles, executive member 1986) who first joined Ivanhoe in 1924 . Other stars were Ron Smith (87 goals) ; Curly Ellis ; Arthur Harris ; D . Christensen ; H . Rutherford (captain) and Con and Frank Gonzales . Advertisers were Pelaco ; Fayrefield Hats (there is no truth in the rumour that Manson Russel in 1986 is still wearing the sponsor's sample!) ; The Sun; Melbourne Sports Depot ; Raoul Merton ; State Savings Bank ; Sherrins ; Ezywalkin ; Champions ; VictoriaB itterAle ;Denyers ; Battersby Hats ; Ross Faulkner; Bosisto's "Parrot Brand" Eucalyptus Oil ; Turf Fine Cut; Hartley's Stores. U .H .S .O .B . were doing it in style with their Annual CabaretBall atthe HotelAustralia,Tickets : 5/- inc . tax.
) F u"'OTBALL CLU B C GRADE invites applications fo r 1987 SEASON COACHES O - RESERVES & UNDER 19's All applications to be forwarded to Secretary, PO . Box 164, Thomastown, 3074 . Closing date for applications 30th October, 1986 .
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in vite s applicants for the position of SENIOR COACH FOR 1987 PLAYING OR NOM-PLAYING Applications in writing by 31st October, 1986 to Club Secretary, Mr. Damien Cody, 18 Triton Drive, Keysborough, 3173 .
A SECTION Robe rts, Collegian s Boccabella, Ivanhoe Sherwen, Old Scotch Kerin, De La Salle Wallis, Univ.Blues Mclnnes, Univ.Blues Hill, Ormond Rennie, De La Salle Petroff, Marcellin Nalder, Caul . Grammar Wright, North O.B . Bickford, Collegians B SECTION J.Mitchell, Old Melb'n s Corcoran, Old Paradians Young, Fawkne r Warren, Univ. Blacks Dempsey, Univ . Blacks S. Curtian, Old Xav. Smith, St. Kilda CBC Williams, Parkside Ramsay, Therry Meehan, St . Kilda CBC .Taylor, Therry Capiron, St . Kilda CBC Riddell, St . Kilda CBC C SECTION O'Shaughnessy, Old Trinity Broderick, Thomastown Bustutil, Kew Panagiotidis, Hamp .Rovers Pace, Thomastown Zielinski, AJA Z Moritz, MHSOB D SECTION Patterson, Heathe rto n RHackney, Coburg Crottie, Balaclava Acreman, Old Mentonian s Sciacca, Old Mentonians Little, Monash Blues E SECTION Jenkins, State Ban k Quarrell, Bulleen Utd . Dirvirgilllon, Bulleen Utd . A . Boag, St. Bedes Karapidis, Elsternwick Carboon, State Bank
( -) 82 69 65 { ) 58 ( ) 48 47 42 40 ( ) 39 ( ) 35 ( 3) 32 ( 1) 30 ( ) 48 ( 3) 40 (2) 39 39 ( ) 39 (4) 3 6 32 () 32 31 ( j 31 ( ) 29 29 29 ( -) 89 (2) 71 ( -) 54 ( -) 45 ( -) 44 ( -) 41 ( -) 35 ( -) 57 ( -) 56 (2) 54 (-) 47 ( -) 47 ( -) 4 4
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F SECTIO N Wilson, St . Andrews ( -) 88 Taylor, St .Andrews ( -) 80 Simmons, Old Essendon ( -) 79 Mallon, Doveton ( -) 75 Kufner, UHSOB ( -) 52 Phillips, ANZ Bank ( -) 51 Egan, Old Essendon ( -) 49 G SECTIO N Hearn, Old Carey ( -) 60 Farley, Monash Whites (5) 42 Bastow, Parkside (5) 36 Bolton, Old Carey ( -) 24 Catena, Williamstown ( -) 21 Keppell, Old Carey ( -) 18 Ellery, Monash Whites ( 1) 18 A RESERVES Schuhkral 52 Fogarty, De La Salle (-) 52 Walsh, BulleenlTemp. (2) 35 Hack, Ormond ( 1) 34 Coyne, Collegians ( -) 31 Lloyd, Old Scotch ( -) 25 Davis, Collegians 22 B RESERVES
i u chetta, Old Paradians ( 1) 28 Selleck, Fawkner ( -) 20 Peppard, Old Xaverians ( -) 18 Kay, St . Kilda ( -) 17 Donohue, Therry ( -) 16 O'Halloran, O.Paradians ( -) 16 Sandman, Therry ( -) 15 MES Deuoi I" ( -) 70 Gleeson, Thomastown ( 1) 50 Czerny, Thomastown ( 1) 40 A . Quaife, MHSOB ( -) 36 Wise, Old Haileybury ( -) 27 Winkler, Hampt .Rovers ( -) 17 Grahame, MHSOB ( -) 17 D RESERVES Johnson, Old M entonians (4) 54 Drinan, Balaclava ( 1) 38 Haeusler, Monash Blues ( -) 29 Vines, Old Mentonians (3) 26 Feehan, Preston ( -) 22
E RESERVES McGrath, Brunsw ick ( -) Murray, State Bank ( 1) Hill, State Bank (2) Scott, State Bank ( 2) Hocking, Bulleen Utd . (4) Hill, Univ. Reds ( -) Dowd, Bulleen Utd . ( -) F RESERVES Berkenfelds, ANZ Bank ( -) Lockwood, Old Essendon ( -) Tilley, Doveton ( -) Vaxalis, Old Essendon ( -) Fordham, Old Essendon ( -) Keating, Comm . Bank ( -) Moreno, Old Essendon ( - ) UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Drummond MHSOB (.-) Johnson, Ormond ( -) Lowe, De La Salle (4)
Mikic, Bulleen Temp. (2) 63 50 Christie, Univ . Blues (-) 51 37 Cox, Ormond ( -) 40 35 Harper, Bulleen Temp . 33 UNDER 19 SECTION a( 2) 37 32 H . Schmidt, Collegians (-) 104 25 Herman, Collegians ( -) 48 18 Cox, Old Haileybury (-) 4 1 Saunders, Thomastown ( -) 39 36 Stewart, Old Haileybury (-) 35 30 Whitson, Univ. Blacks (-) 33 29 UNDE R 19 SECTION 3 22 M ann, St . Kilda 77 22 Algeria, St . Kilda 43 22 Kerr, Old Paradians 36 21 Cusack, St. Kilda 35 Stanley, Ivanho e 35 95 Kennedy, Hampton Rovers 34 94 Carabutt, Williamstow n 31 87
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All applications should be forwarded to the Secretary, 6 Kooyong Road, Armadale, 3143 . Any queries may be directed to Michael Holmes on 860 2787 .
Applications are invited for the follov °ng coaching positions for the 1987 football season :
Senior C ® i - Playing or non playing ese r°~-; a:W; "-1'f o(- ®oo - Playing or non playing Under I 9's Ci_ ,® Non playing Applications stating all relevant details should reach : The Secretary, P .O . Box 22 0 , Williamstown 30 1 6 not later than Sunday 28th September, 198 6
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Collegians 15 3 0 2096 1364 153.67 60 No rth 0. 8. 12 6 0 1863 1571 118 .59 48 De La Salle 11 7 0 1548 1409 109 .87 44 Ormond 10 8 0 1645 1523 108 .81 40 Buileen/Temp 9 9 0 1517 1591 9535 36 Old Scotch 8 10 0 1641 1720 9541 32 Caulfield Grammar 8 10 0 1564 1980 78 99 32 Univ Blues 7 11 0 1676 1650 101 58 28 Marcel6n 6 12 0 1385 1767 78 .38 24 Ivanhoe 4 14 0 1578 1938 81 .42 16 B SECTIO N Old Paradians 14 4 0 1820 1292 140 .87 56 Old Xaverians 11 7 0 1837 1491 123 .21 44 Parkside 11 7 0 1662 1555 106 .88 44 Fawkner 10 8 0 1855 1752 105 .88 40 Urnv Blacks 9 9 0 1614 1540 104 .81 36 Therry 9 9 0 1786 1757 101 .65 36 St. Kilda CBCOB 9 9 0 1643 1621 101 .36 36 St . Bernards OC 7 11 0 1528 1788 8546 28 Old Brighton 5 13 0 1384 1819 76 .09 20 Old Melburnians 5 13 0 1459 1973 73 .95 20 C SECTION
B RESERVE SECTIO N Old Paradians 13 5 0 1114 676 164 .79 52 Parkside 13 5 0 1208 931 129.74 52 St. Bernards OC 12 5 1 1184 683 173 .75 50 St. Kilda CBCOB 10 7 1 1101 855 128 .77 42 Fawkner 10 7 1 1083 1078 100 .46 42 Univ Blacks 8 9 1 933 950 9821 34 Old Melburrnans 7 17 0 857 1168 73 .37 28 Old Xavenans 6 12 0 866 1186 73 .02 24 Therry 5 13 0 987 1335 73 .93 20 Old Brighton 3 15 0 644 1439 44 .75 12 C RESERVE SECTION Hampton Rovers 16 2 0 1396 680 205.29 64 Banyule 13 4 1 1232 790 155 .95 54 Thomastown 13 5 0 1482 980 151 .22 52 A.J.A.X. 12 6 0 1415 883 160.25 48 St Kevins 8 9 1 979 1340 73 .06 34 Old Hadeybury 8 10 0 1063 1145 92 .84 32 Old Camberwell 7 11 0 1034 1183 87 .40 28 ,H SOB 7 11 0 1147 1386 82 .76 28 Old Trinity 4 14 0 881 1331 66 .19 16 New 1 17 0 669 1629 41 .07 4 D RESERVE SECTION
Thomastown 14 4 0 1984, 1442 137.59 56 Old Trinity 14 4 0 1751 1357 129.03 56 AJAX 12 6 0 1908 1471 129.71 48 Banyule 11 7 0 1751 1474 118 .79 44 Old Haileybury 9 9 0 1603 1545 103 75 36 Kew 9 9 0 1625 1612 100 .81 36 MH .SOB 7 10 1417 1936 7319 30 Hampton Rovers 6 12 0 1571 1762 89 16 24 St Kevins 5 12 1517 1793 84 .61 22 Old Camberwell 2 16 0 1367 2102 6503 8 D SECTION
Preston MBOB 14 4 0 1541 891 172 .95 56 Balaclava 13 5 0 1451 852 170 .31 52 Old Mentonians 13 5 0 1298 811 160 .05 52 Monash Blues 12 6 0 1390 932 149 .14 48 Heatherton 10 8 0 1119 990 113.03 40 West Brunswick 9 9 0 1037 970 106.91 36 Coburg 9 9 0 1150 1125 10222 36 Old Ivanhoe 7 11 0 824 1404 58.69 28 Power House 2 16 0 639 1942 32.90 8 North Brunswick 1 17 0 531 1514 35.07 4 E RESERVE SECTION
Monash Blues 15 3 0 2191 1220 179 .59 60 Balaclava 14 4 0 2020 1399 144 .39 56 Preston MBOB 13 5 0 1968 1301 151 .27 52 Old Mentonians 11 7 0 1513 1307 115 .76 44 Heatherton 10 8 0 1603 1630 98 .34 44 Coburg 9 8 1529 1651 92 .61 38 Old Ivanhoe 8 9 1600 1610 99 38 34 North Brunswick 4 13 1341 1784 75 .17 18 West Brunswick 3 15 0 1071 1935 55 .35 12 Power House 1 16 1254 2349 53 .38 6 E SECTION
State Bank 18 0 0 1747 637 274.25 72 Brunswick 15 3 0 1517 775 195 .74 60 Bulleen United 11 7 0 1259 925 136 .11 44 Elsternevick 11 7 0 1098 1185 92 .66 44 Williamstown 9 9 0 998 1127 88 .55 36 St . Bodies 8 10 0 1061 1111 95 .50 32 Old Geelong 5 13 0 770 1198 64 .27 20 Urnv Reds 5 13 0 736 1421 51 .79 20 Peninsula O B 4 14 0 703 1339 52 .50 16 Clayton 3 15 0 788 1311 60 .11 12 F RESERVE SECTIO N Old Essendon 17 1 0 1892 342 553 .22 68 U.H .S.O.B. 16 2 0 1389 684 203 .07 64 Doveton SJOC 13 5 0 1240 634 195 .28 52 Whitefriars 13 5 0 1016 750 135 .47 52 La Trade Uni 9 9 0 886 1200 73 .83 36 St Andrews 6 12 0 857 1141 75 .11 24 Comm Bank 6 12 0 759 1195 63 .51 24 A N Z Bank 5 13 0 804 1096 73 .36 20 F I TO B 2 16 0 459 1524 30 .12 8 St Leonards 1 17 0 388 1465 26 .48 4 UNDER 19 ZONE 1
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Bulleen United 18 0 0 2482 1097 226 .25 72 State Bank 13 5 0 2150 1267 169 .69 52 Elsternwick 13 5 0 2005 1694 118 .36 52 Peninsula O.B. 11 7 0 1650 1454 113 .48 44 St Bedes 9 9 0 1641 1907 8605 36 Brunswick 7 11 0 1623 1779 9123 28 Clayton 6 11 1 1332 1801 7396 26 Old Geelong 6 12 0 1155 1960 5893 24 Williamstown CYMS 4 13 1 1564 1805 8665 18 Univ Reds 2 16 0 1178 2167 5436 8 F SECTIO N Old Essendon 17 1 0 2098 883 237.60 68 U.H.S.O.B . 15. 3 0 2531 1023 247.41 60 Doveton SJOC 12 6 0 1987 1193 166 .55 48 Whitefriars 12 6 0 1455 1196 121 .66 48 St Andrews 11 7 0 2212 1660 133 25 44 La Trope Uni 8 10 0 1524 1892 80 55 32 Comm Bank 7 11 0 1297 1576 82 30 28 FITOB 3 14 0 1184 2340 50 60 16 A .N Z Bank 3 15 0 1140 2280 50 .00 12 St Leonards 1 17 0 758 2289 33 .11 4 G SECTION Monash Whites 14 4 0 1324 830 159 .52 56 Old Carey 13 5 0 1392 759 183.40 52 Parkside 9 9 0 1026 891 115.15 36 GTV9 9 9 0 1267 1225 103.43 36 Eltham College 5 13 0 835 1410 59 22 20 Williamstown CYMS 5 13 0 274 1192 2299 20 A RESERVE SECTIO N Ormond 14 3 1 1555 953 163 .17 58 BuileenlTemp . 12 4 2 1399 1052 132 .98 52 De La Salle 12 6 0 1190 799 148 .94 48 Collegians 11 7 0 1339 1053 127 .16 44 North 08 10 8 0 1260 1149 109.66 40 Marcellin 10 8 0 1137 1129 10071 40 Old Scotch 7 11 0 1071 1262 84 87 28 Ivanhoe 5 12 9.62 1286 7481 2' Univ Blues 5 13 0 878 1207 72 .74 Caulfield Grammar 2 16 0 693 1884 36 7 8 34
Ormond 16 2 0 2027 1020 198 .73 64 M .H.S.O.B . 13 5 0 2033 1314 154.72 52 Bulleen/Temp . 13 5 0 1526 1499 101 .80 52 De La Salle 12 6 0 2051 1315 155.97 48 Old Xaverians 10 8 0 1731 1425 121 .47 40 Marcellin 10 8 0 1737 1576 110 .22 40 Univ Blues 6 12 0 1409 1721 81 .87 24 North O B 5 13 0 1339 2007 66 .72 20 Old Scotch 5 13 0 1185 2213 53 .54 20 Banyule 4 14 0 833 1946 42 .81 16 UNDER 19 ZONE 2 Collegians 16 2 0 1951 1208 161 .51 64 Old Halleybury 14 4 0 2188 1154 189 .60 56 St . Bgrnards O.C . 13 5 0 1558 1284 121 .34 52 Old Melburnians 9 9 0 13 88 1380 100 .58 36 Therry 9 9 0 1417 1567 90 .43 36 Thomastown 7 11 0 1162 1755 66 .21 28 Univ Blacks 5 13 0 1269 2047 61 .99 20 Old Brighton 5 13 0 937 1595 58 .75 20 UNDER 19 ZONE 3
Old Paradians 17 1 0 1802 813 221 .65 68 St. KIIda CBOC 17 1 0 1713 906 189 .07 68 Ivanhoe 12 6 0 1880 1025 183 .42 48 H€.npton Rovers 11 7 0 1810 999 181 .18 44 W1117-nstown 7 11 0 1462 1752 83 .45 28 Mt,r"~, Rbiae a 12 0 1046 1861 5621 2 4 ° ,c n ya, l 7vJ ro 2 16 v
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