The Amateur Footballer, Week 4, 1988

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A Section Football by Peter French

Collegians gave notice that they will be a force in A Section this year following an impressive display against Old Xaverians last Saturday. I say this in spite of the Lions woeful effort against Ormond a fornight ago . Against Xavs its half back line of M ark Hibbins, Richard Schober & Matt Galbraith was the springboard of many attacks and had plenty of support from Wright & Williams and with skipper Stuart Hinched set to return, the Lions have a settled and attacking defence, Ian Roberts appears to have found the form which saw him lead the National Mutual Trustees goalkicking award in 1986 and with Peter King & Richard Herman as alternative avenues to goal it has forwards capable of kicking winning scores .

The Xavs will learn from the loss and Danny Corcoran will no doubt impress on his charges that a place in this year's finals must be earnt rather than assumed .

Collegians go to the University with plenty of confidence and will find the Blues in plenty of doubt . They're yet to win at home this season and have not been able to play a game out yet . Its not so much fitness as concentration and Alan Salter has some work to do in that area . Bruce ( not Neil, Terry!) Ferguson has been around Amateur football long enough to realize that an easy wi one week could well turn into a devastating loss the next, but given the realization that he has a side capable of matching it with the best, its the Lions to take the points today. old Scotch made Old Paradians work hard for victory last week which I believe will hold them in good stead for today's all important clash with Old Xavs and I've a hunch O .P's have been keenly awaiting this fixture . Much will depend on the utcome of the Brian Grills, Laurie M eehan battle and whether Geoff Greetham who has been in good touch can hold Tony P ri tchard, Brendan Considine may pick up Bill Denton & Peter Wood given the job on the dangerous Bourke . I'm selecting Parade with confidence in what will undoubtedly be a first class game.

De La Salle were impressive in beating North and have recruited quietly and copetently . Waldron, Allan & Mannix are a new forward line all of whom can score goals . Holdsworth, a most impressive bigman and O'Keefe, Hanranhan & Nash form a solid and attacking last line of defence .

Their home game against traditional rivals Ormond is yet another big game in a great round . After its hiccup in Round 1 the 'Monds have found form . Like De La they have recruited well and centre half forward Stuart Carboon is bound to give Wayne Walsh a headache or two. Despite its good showing at headquarters last Sunday I lean to Ormond who are a little steadier and experienced .

St. Bernards almost made it last week, wasting many opportunities before failing by just 3 points . North on the other hand are putting its faith in youth . They matched it with Blues for a half and their persistance impressed me enough last Sunday to suggest they'll open their account at Essendon today .

Tomorrow Old Scotch meets Marcellin at Elsternwick Park . Scotch will miss Hodge who has been knocked about this year. However they have John M oir in outstanding form and Steve Reddish is a fine on ball player and its defence of McNab, Beck, Lloyd & Drummond are all playing well .

Marcellin has won two games but looked ordinary against De La Salle. On their day they've the ability to beat all comers as they play very attacking football . They have the pace and run well but they're not great defenders and give their opponents toomuch latitude . In an even game I believe Scotch will ve more desperate to notch up a second win and will provide its ardent supporters with a win .

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SELECTIONS St . Bernards v NORTH OLD BOYS De la Salle v ORMON D OLD PARADIANS v Old Xaverians University Blues v COLLEGIANS OLD SCOTCH v Marcellin

and in B Section KEW v Caulfield Gr. Fawkner v THERRY PARKSIDE v Monash Blues BULL-TEMPLESTOWE v Uni Blacks OLD TRINITY v Ivanho e

Southa's C Section Selections

The Sist Report on B Sectio n

The match of the day between Kew & Therry, after a slow start, ended in a classic heart stopping finish . Kew coach B rett Burden can thank his lucky stars that forward McAlister was as cool as a cucumber shooting for goal when Kew were 5 points down with 30 seconds to go . What a finish .

Kew & Ther ry who specialize in the short passing and handball game turned on a great display with the lead changing several times . Kew were up by about 3 goals at 3/4 time, and started the final quarter well with Cavanagh goaling against the wind Therry then took control kicking 4.9. Therry hit the front with 3 minutes to go . At the final centre bouce it was Kew who got the ball out and down to McAlister . Despite moves by Bernie Dunn Biddlestone from HBF to HFF kicking 5 goals and Wrigglesworth to full back, Kew had the edge to get the points and top spot .

The upset of the round was provided by Trinity who defeated previously unbeaten Bulleen-Templestowe . Trinity outplayed their opponents in the 2nd and 3rd quarters to have a solid lead at 3/4 time. Trinity's Trevor Norm~~.n provided the drive in the centre and other players applied the pressure across the centre and half forward line to prevent Bulleen-Templestowe players getting the ball up to Heath . The Trinity boys must have thought they had the game well and truly won because Bulleen-Templestowe came out in the last quarter and got their game going again kicking 7 goals to Trinity's nil . Bulleen-Templestowe had left their run too late and Trinity hungry to get their first victory for the season .

There was no such excitement down at Pitcher Park where Blacks turned in another dismal performance. Parkside have improved each week and with Yokscich back were allowed to attack too easily . Blacks failure to kick goals in the two quarters against the wind left them well out of the game. Parkside converted in the forward line much better than Blacks could and players like Freeman, Williams & Sedgwick kicked valuable goals .

Parkside took advantage of Blacks basic errors and went on to win by 12 goals . But as usual Blacks are not to be written off just yet . A few injuries from Saturday's game mightn't help their cause .

I believe Monash coach Brian Ford noted my comments about his team's thrashing against Kew. Monash came out and showed Fawkner that they meant business kicking 9 goals to Fawkner's 1 . That proved too much of a start even though the rest of the game was fairly even . Fawkner will be looking forward to Terry Young's return this week . (Is he Loretta? Ed . ) It looks like its going to be a long season for Ivanhoe who were completely outplayed by Caulfield . It was a great percentage boosting win for Caulfield who opened their account .

Looking at B grade, it now appears that Kew & Ther ry may just be a cut above the rest, and the others except for Ivanhoe fairly even . Todays games look straight forward with the two critical games being Parkside v Monash and BulleenTemplestowe v Blacks .

Its good to see VFL players also get suspended for shaking goal posts, it brought back memories of Blacks Resevers Grand Final in 1984 when Blacks player David Hayes received one week for the same misdemeanour .

Finally - typical of Marcellin boys to stick together . No sooner than I mention Rick Frazer and I hear from Michael Dillon "Dilly" el supremo Marcellin Reserves Coach (Grand finalists last year) just wanted to let me know that he taught supercoach Frazer everything he known . Everything Dilly?

The way they were discussing training exercises on Saturday night there could be some interesting training sessions coming up .

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A welcome return to objectivity saw five winners last week, but things will be harder from now on with the top teams meeting each other.

Thomastown scored an admirable first-up win against Melbourne High having come back from the dead with only minutes to go . First-gamer Con Tskosis kicked two vital goals at the death, whilst an astute interchange resulted in another. Tony Fellows discovered the meaning of balance by dislocating what was his "good" shoulder, but centreman Ga ry Belford played another great game having wandered into the club a la Kevin Bartlett . On the other hands the Bloods will have considered themselves a little stiff to hav gone down to old mates OMs when the vital breaks didn't quite go their way . Their performance was still encouraging enough for me to rejoin the bandwagon and predict that players like the improving Snowball will see them to victory at Elsternwick Park , Balaclava have had the most difficult early draw of all clubs and travel to St . Kevins with Dave Gregory in great form . They finished the game against Banyule with 17 men after the ground had ripped most of their knees to shred . The loss of ruckman Dickson in the third quarter was a turning point of the game, as they'd been within a goal halfway through the third term . The home side had their first real test for the season against St . Kilda CBC and could have come through with flying colours but for a last quarter fade-out when ruckman Stone tired . In a close one I prefer the Tricolours.

Second and third placed OMs & Banyule will have ample opportunity to play their running game at the Cordner Oval . The Witt B rothers, Je re my Nicholls & Bradshaw are central to this scheme, whereas Banyule ; deceptive ruckman Dave Williams continues to read the game well and feed their mosquito fleet . Peter Adams returned to arms after his stint at Collingwood and picked up 30 possessions in a game Banyule were disappointed not to win by more . Stewie Coulson will need to continue his good form too, and at least both teams won't have to contend with the West Heidelberg razor-blade surface .

Despite the current bouyancy in the stock market, always a factor in OM's morale, I think that Banyule might just run that bit faster and further . (Apologies Sam . ) Either Old Ivanhoe or Melbourne High will break the ice out at Ivanhoe . The home side will soon be strengthened by the return of players such as Anthony Parker and at least won't have to contend with Mark Dyson's busk's night again . Their defeat by Old Brighton was largely due to a lack of fitness as they were well in the game until the last quarter . I suspect, however, that they will need a little more than one more week's training and the High's big man power wil see them prevail, even if they too tended to tire in the last ten minutes of each quarter with fatal results at Thomastown .

St . Kilda CBC had a real fright last week . With ruckman Brendan Boyd's collarbone on the mend for another month they perhaps have a temporary weakness, although wingman Luke Donald's performance last week was a grand one which set Capi ro n's sensational last term up. I will give Old Brighton the chance to embarrass me by saying at this stage they have not really been tested and have yet to shak e the pretender tag .

SELECTIONS Thomastown v OLD HAILEYBURIANS ST. KEVINS v Balaclava Old Melburnians v BANYUL E Old Ivanhoe v MELBOURNE HIGH ST. KILDA CBC v Old Brighto n A melee is "Where an incident takes place involving players . pushing, scragging, jumping into packs, throwing each other to the ground or other similar such conduct" .

LAGER THE AMATUER FOOTBALLER 1988

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E Section Report by John Palme r

L) Section notes by Chris Rowsto n

Do you read the newspapers on Sunday and Monday morning looking at the results - I do and wonder why all the grades don't get best players and good kickers . Maybe Peter French & Co. may consider my suggestion that our future write ups include equal billing to all sections . I'm sure all supporters whether in A Section or F Section are no different .

I tipped 4 out of 4 last week with West Brunswick letting me down, but I'll give them one more chance against Old Camberwell today, This will be an interesting encounter as both clubs are desperate for a win .

I must admit I haven't given Bulleen United much of a go and will now jump on their bandwagon and select them against Elsternwick today .

Being a young side they have proven to be very consistent winners at home .

Taking an early lead on a wind affected track Bulleen United had good players in Empey, Secton & Taylor. Holding a four goal lead West Brunswick came back with dogged determination best being Cicci, M . Magafas & Lampard . Bad kicking in the last term could have cost Bulleen the four points, but another win keeps them in touch with the four .

Today sees Dick Morley play a record 224 games for Bulleen United - a club record and a very fine achievement .

Hampton Rovers continued on in fine form over Elsternwick . Showing a more disciplined team plan the Rovers had better ball players in Ross, Capp, Hibbs and a strong display up forward by Alf Panagiotidis (9 goals) . Being only 5 points down in the third term Elsternwick lost concentration, kicking poorly and not backing up . They allowed the Rovers to pull away in the last term . Better players for Elsternwick were Christie, A . Contin, Verbeck & Farrington .

Another percentage booster for P reston has given them a great lead up to todays game against State Bank . The result will give a clear indication as to who are the better sides in the competition . On the wide open spaces of Old Camberwell's ground Preston showed a disciplined team effort, better players being Johnston, Mason & Hepburn (8 goals) . Taking control at each change Preston showed too much system and ran away comfortable winners . Better players for Old Camberwell Mitchell, Farmer & Lablanche.

State Bank showed plenty of strength in taking a good solid lead in the first half . Best for the Bank, Matherson, Cloke & Rolfs . North Brunswick tried hard all day, particularly a third quarter revival set up by C. Fox, Cannon & Demorton . State Bank steadied in the final term to take the points in the windy conditions . Today will be interesting to see how the Bankers handle Preston . Being at home I'll give them the nod . AJAX with good running players took a handy lead against Old Mentonians. Being led by their playing coach Feldy the Jackers were slowly pegged back in the second half . Best were Friedman, Silver ( Age footy journalist) and Feldy. To the credit of Old Mentonians a last half run on performance must have pleased coach Bob Jamison better players being R . Newman, M . Macquire & Warne. Today Old Mentonians are confident at home against No rt h Brunswick and I think they will win !

Today's selections : BULLEEN UNITED v Elsternwic k Old Camberwell v WEST BRUNSWICK STATE BANK v Presto n OLD MENTONIANS v North Brunswick Ajax v HAMPTON ROVERS

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Firstly, let me apologise if I caused any confusion amongst my readers relating to my remarks last week about the Aquinas - St. Bedes game being played at Elsternwick Park on Sunday ; it was of course played on Saturday. Owing to the absence of fixture books and an obvious mis-print in the placing of asterisks in the Amateur Footballer the week before, I blundered . After looking at my tipping result in Round 2, not entirely unexpected but if anyone took my advice and dropped in on Sunday, the A Section game should have been worth watching .

Starting to gee a bit better about this tipping caper - only two wrong last week . The coin let me down on one as Aquinas, using the spacious Como experience the week before, proved too trong for St . Bedes on the large oval at headquaters, running out comfortable 25 point winners . The other saw Brunswick splatter some more egg on my face by going under to the Friars at Donvale . Superior running play and desire by the home team coupled with some inaccurate kicking by the visitors resulted in Whitefriars returning to the top of the ladder .

Old Essendon proved too good at ome for Powerhose and recorded a comfortabl 6 goal plus win A similar margin saw Old Geelong account for UHSOB and sneak into a place in the four. In the highest. scoring gme for the round, Peninsula with (if the Sunday Papers ar correct) a massive 57 scoring shots defeated Heatherton . Somewhat surprisingly Heatherton itself had 28 shots at the sticks but there's no truth in the rumour that the goal umpires have taken out R .S.I . claims. The after match oiling took care of that. 35 behinds might see some goal kicking practice at Mt . Eliza this week .

The struggle for a place in the four is still pretty tigt but the next couple of weeks will shake out the lumps from the dust. Today's games for instance sees Aquinas (3rd) welcome Old Essendon (2nd) in what I expect to be a pretty close one.

I think Aquinas, at home, may just win. Peninsula (5th) & Old Geelong (4th) is another tough one .

After their goal shooting prctice and on their home patch, Peninsula to just knock off the OGG's. Whitefriars at home against Heathe rton should still find themselves on top of the ladder tonight . St . Bedes travel to Panda Land and should be too good for UHSOB .

The remaining game has Powerhouse journeying north again to visit Brunswick . This is a crucial game for both teams to remain in touch with the four . I hope the House boys leave their form on the other side of town agin and will select Brunswick to win on the tricky Dunstan Reserve .

THE SCORE S The attention of all clubs is drawn to the necessity to phone final scores to Mr . Ron Hally on 379 8171 - Reserves and G and H section games played early - before 3 p .m .

Seniors and Under 19 section games before 5 p .m .

In the case of a forfeit it is still necessary to phone Mr . Hally .

If a match is transferred to SUNDAY, nofity the Press Correspondent George McTaggart on 528 3319 .

In the past rounds, four clubs from A and B Sections have failed to ring the scores to Mr. Hally (and have been fined accordingly) .

PHONING OF DETAIL S A SECTION BEFORE 5.30 P.M .

B SECTION 6 P.M . to 6.30 P.M. Mr. GEORGE McTAGGART at 528 331 9 PHON I NG OF SCORES SENIOR & UNDER 19 SECT ION S BEFORE 5 P.M .

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FTroop with Peter Hi lle

So we are left with a 2-5 - 2-3 scenario after 3 rounds with this commentator a!itt!e surprised with some of last week's results . Congratulations to the boys from Patterson River . Tommy Brain, training every day now in his comeback bid for the Zedders, says St . Leonards showed real poise and confidence in their 72 point win at Patto's paddock . And what about the "Clays"? . A real confidence booster over the Sainters who never really got their game going and were probably lucky to keep within striking distnce of Clayton who remain undefeated . The same goes for the Bundoora Boys wo had a five goal lead at the siren in the main game against Old Ca rey. As I predicted, the Eagles fe!l in against the Har ry Tro tters, Doveton bounced back for a comfortable win over the Artists and, in their first 4-quarter display forth season, theRedz buried the 'Towners in a fashion which prompted Willy Coach, Rollo Goetz to hold a 30 minute Anzac Eve Memorial service on the University Oval (Lest we Forget!!! ) Player of the Round : The slightly built Redders fu!l forward Adam Smith who, with intelligent leading and clever ground play, won the game for th Redz with eight brilliant goals.

This Week's Matches Last week (3) Current Percentage Accuracy (61% ) Match of the Round is LaTro be at home to St . And rews and I see no reason why the Students strong marking, direct football (so suited to their home ground) shouldn't account for the Sainters who may find the pressure of maintaining possession on a!arge grund a!itt!e beyond them . The Students by 4 or 5 snaggers .

The Clays haven't hit top form but they haven't lost a match so I can't see the Zedders toubling them at home.

The Patterson River Boys will have been celebrating all week so they may find the Eagles a!itt!e unsettling on the Western Plains. I'm predicting the Eagles could be a surprise packet this season . They've picked up several student, from Terang who survive on ploughman's lunches and thrive on hard work; as well Coburg Amateurs have sent their regards and a few players . Coach John Moro ney (from East Keilor) has settled into his role comfortable and has the Eagles keener than they've been since Freddie Cook had them playing topless and legless a couple of years back . Nomadic skills coach, Bar ry Bennett sets a great example on the track so watch out for the Eagles. In other matches : the Doves to win at home against a shell-shocked Willy ; Old Ca rey to continue the Artists losing streak and Uni Reds, chockfu l of confidence after a win, to keep the Har ry Trotters in their current depression .

This Week's Letter : Dear Peter, Two weeks ago 1 boiled my footy jumper and it got ruined . I'm worried, especially with colder weather on the way.

Yours chillingly, Rollo.

Dear Rollo,

Take two aspirin and lie down on the couch . When you feel better ring Hugh Lyon and complain.

Yours comfortingly, Peter.

~'ersonality ~ars MILESTONES AT ST . KILDA CBOC Mick (Monkey) Clinch plays his 150th game for St .

Kilda against Old Brighton . Mick, a versatile senior player from the well-known Clinch family, has great skills and physique and often turns defence into attack with his strong and direct play . One of the real characters of our Club, Mick's celebrations of the 85 premiership will long be remembered, as will his WAP

contributions. Well done Mick, from all at St. Kilda CBOC .

Congratulations to Ian (Happy) Hammam on the occasion of his 150th game . 'HAP' is a veteran of many senior and reserve games, as a mean and fearless backman whose telling marks and desire to get the hardba!l have often saved games. A former committeeman and generous provider of a venue for functions, Ian's contributions to the club are gratefully acknowledge and we look forward to many more games from him .

APOLOGIES to my many readers who missed my column last Saturday . For the first time in three seasons my copy delivery was delayed in transit . Today I have endeavoured to weave my reviews and previews of Round 3 into one article.

Review of matches played April 16th, 1988 - Round 3.

G SECTIO N The results indicated my predications although some were closer than I would have hopes . Bloods proved too talented for Collegians by twenty six points after an interesting match . Old Haileybu ry had a twenty eight point margin over Marcellin at the final siren while Monash Whites fe!l by three points over De La Salle after a game in which both sides kicked inaccurately . Old Melburnians proved too strong for Bulleen-Templestowe and won by the comfortable margin of forty seven points . Port Colts proved far too strong for Old Scotch and won easily by seventy eight points .

H SECTION Old Xaverians confirmed their top ranking when they thrashed St . Kevins by ninety five points . GTV9 continued to show improvement on their 1987 form when they defeated State Bank by seventeen points on Oval 4. Therry also stamped themselves as big improvers when they won their second game : This time by seventy points against an inaccurate Richmond Central . Old Geelong recorded a forty two point win over Balaclava while CBC St . Kilda had a huge victory over Powerhouse by one hundred and forty nine popints .

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Old Haileybu ry reversed their opening round form to power to a huge one hundred and fifty eight point win over Collegians. De La Salle Blue had a fifty two point margin over a disappointing University Blues while Marcellin opened their 1988 tally with a one hundred and thirty two point win over Melbourne High School Old Boys . Ther ry met their match in Old Paradians G reen who cruised to a seventy seven point victory at Bundoora. In fact Therry did not kick a goal until the third quarter . Leaders Old Xaverians proved too strong for Bulleen Templestowe and recorded a sixty six point victory.

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Whitefriars must really have heeded David Hill's instructions during the week as they kicked the sweep against Banyule and recorded a one hundred and sixty one point victory . St. Bernards recorded their first 1988 victory when they eclipsed Old Melburnians to win by one hundred and twenty points . Ormond in their first game proved too talented for University Blacks and recorded a twenty six point victory. In a close contest Caulfield Grammarians emerged victorious by eight points over Old Scotch . St . Kilda did give Simon Meehan his first coaching victory when they proved far too strong for the struggling Ivanhoe side by one hundred and twenty eight points . North Old Boys had the bye .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Old Paradians Purple showed they are maturing as footballers, under the tutelage of Ian Bibby, when they accounted for Parkside by one hundred and thirty seven points. Parade's last quarter effort really showed they will be a major contender this season . Monash Blues did not live up to my expectations when they went down by sixty seven points against Old Brighton Grammarians . The big St . Kevin's side continued on its winning way when it accounted for Aquinas by one hundred and six points . In the closest contest of the round Old Essendon Grammarians held out De La Salle Gold to win by two points after a very even game . Hampton Rovers showed their reputation is built on fact when they accounted for Williamstown by one hundred and five points.

REVIEW OF ROUND 3 PLAYED APRIL 23, 1988 G SECTION Old Haileybu ry vindicated my faith in them by defeating Collegians. However I predicted a much closer result than the one hundred and sixteen points margin Haileybu ry obtained . The Marcellin-De La Salle was the even contest I predicted . However my tipping was not sufficiently accurate to have forecast their tie! Kew proved 'hat I was a poor judge when they defied my prediction and defeated Monash Whites by twenty four points .

St . Bernards, but for inaccurate kicking, would have justified my prediction they they would defeat Po Colts by a wide margin . As it was the section leaders won by twenty six points and Po rt Colts were the fourthrtplaced

side!!! Bulleen Templestowe was another side to mock my selection when they accounted for Old Scotch by thirty two points. Could the Combine be starting this season late too? (remember 1987) Bloods, whom I selected, vindicated their strength when they disposed by Old Melburnains by seventy four points .

H SECTIO N GTV9 justified my selection and maintained their unblemished record when they defeated their co-tenant Ri cimond Central by one hundred and thirty four points. Section leaders Therry continued on their winning path when they defeated Old Geelong by fifty points . I was correct in forecasting that result but very wide of the mark in my selection of Balaclava against Powerhouse . In reality `House won by eighteen points and as a former Powerhouse played I am pleased . State Bank, whom I selected, forfeited to St . Kevins . In the Sunday game Old Xaverians maintained their unbeaten record when the Crocodiles defeated CBC St . Kilda by thirty poi nts .

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 As I predicted Collegians proved no match for the seasoned Old Xaverians side who won by the huge margin of one hundred and fifty nine points . I was right in my selection of Old Haileybu ry to defeat University Blues.

The Blues appeared a dispirited side as they went down by fourteen points. De La Salle Blue justified my faith in them when they outplayed Melbourne High School Old Boys and won by eighty eight points . Marcellin did prove too strong for Therry and it appears Mick Wilson is moulding another competitive side. The Eagles won by fifty four points, Old Paradians Green did continue on their impressive winning form as they accounted for Bulleen Templestowe by sixty seven points. These five match results gave me a perfect prediction tally for this section .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 The Banyule - St . Bernards match was a close contest and St . Bemards did emerge with the four points as the result of their nine point margin . Long time friend Terry Mills did lead his North Old Boy's players to victory over Old Melburnians as I suggested . The Northerner's margin was seventeen points . Had Caulfie :d Grammarians kicked straight they could have disproved my statement that they don't play as well away from Albert Park as they do there. The improving Ormond won this match by nineteen points . I selected Whitefriars to defeat CBC St . Kilda in the match of the round . It was a boilover, however as Whitefriars won by one hundred and two points . Old Scotch won by forfeit over Ivanhoe who have reluctantly withdrawn and University Blacks had the bye. My selection rate in this section was without blemish too! !

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Already this section seems to have divided into two groups of teams . Williamstown could not field a side against Old Paradians Purple & Old Essendon suffered the same fate against Hampton Rovers. St . Kevins again showed strength when they defeated Monash Blues by thirty two points . Aquinas stopped me picking the section card when they won their first game by thirty two points against De La Salle Gold . Old Brighton consolidated their top bracket position when they accounted for Parkside by the big margin of one hundred and five points .

PREVIEW OF ROUND 4 to be played 30th April, 1988 G SECTION Two of the lower placed sides Marcellin & Collegians meet at Bulleen . They will be evenly matched but at home I lean to Marcellin . M onash Whites do not appear to be as strong as last season and today I expect Bloods to defeat the students with ease . At home I expect the leaders St . Bernards to win well against 01 .:1 Haileybu ry. Old Scotch who are at home to De La Salle should be able to record a winning score over the Blue and Golds . Have Bulleen Templestowe set themselves to emulate their 1987 performance or did they his top form last week? Today I expect they will have sufficient talent and courage to defeat Kew. Po rt Col--; are this season's enigma. At best they will prove too talented today against Old Melburnians while at worst they will struggle. As they are playing at home I select Port Colts without any degree of confidence .

H SECTIO N It is difficult to fault GTV9's form this season while that of their opponents St . Kevins is difficult to assess because they have received two forfeits . I must select GTV9 because they are the proven side . Therry lead the section and today they should win comfortably against State Bank. Balaclava will not have enough talent to extend Old Xaverians and the Crocodiles should win well . Powerhouse are poised to make their tally two in a row as I believe they will prove too strong for Richmond Central . CBC St . Kilda should be able to record a clear cut victory over Old Geelong in their encounter.

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 University Blues should be able to regain lost prestige and build team work today against Collegians who are not strong enough to fully extend the Students . Old Haileybu ry should record their third successive victory by accounting for Melbourne High School Old Boys even on the small High School Oval . Therry and De La Salle Blue should play an interesting game. I believe De La Salle will take the points as is form has been superior to that shown by Therry. Near neighbours Bulleen-Templestowe & Marcellin meet at Timber Ridc : Reserve. Based on form Marcellin must be favoured to win but as the rivalry is so fierce between these sides i expect a close game ; the result of which could go either way . Marcellin are my selection . I what could be the preview of the Grand Finals Old Xaverians journey to Bundoora to meet Old Paradians Green . Neither THE AMATUER FOOTBALLER 1988 8

cie has been fully extended this season and consequently either could be vulnerable against constant pres<;ure. Xaverians will be the bigger side but Paradian tenacity should offset teir height disadvantage . The Edrnond Rice Oval is a difficult one for visitors as the bouce of the ball varies from sand belt grounds . I expect a top class match from which I favour the Old Paradians to emerge victors .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Tw disappointing sides Old Melburnians & Banyule meet on the wide spaces of the Cordner Oval . Banyule has the better 1988 record and purely on statistics I select them to win . Two leading side meet at Ormond when St . Bernards visit today. Under John Doble's guidance Ormond have reformed and are playing with confidence and skill . I select Ormond to defeat St. Bernards . Two sides who have suffered from opposition forfeits, old Scotch & No rt h Old Boys meet in Yarra Park . Terry Mills has made his players into a competitive side after last season's reverses while the experienced and capable coaching of Laurie Aghan has continued to give Old Scotch a competitive edge over opponents . Today I lean slightly to Scotch while anticipating a big North effort . Whitefriars will be at home to the University Blacks who could experience difficulty adjusting to the Donvale terrain especially if it is wet . Whitefriars have quickly asserted their strength while the Blacks have struggled . With a fair degree of confidence I select Whitefriars . Caulfield Grammar on Oval 3 should possess enough talent to defeat CBC St . Kilda whose form must be a worry to coach Simon Meehan .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 The main game of the round will be at Brighton Beach where Old Paradian's Purple are the visitors . Neither side can be faulted on this season's form and both have convincingly defeated Monash & Parkside. Who do I select? Parade could be found wanting in ruck and marking duels although Glen Bilby has acquitted himself well to date. The wind currents on the Beach Oval are tricky and its wings are not as wide as those on the Garvey Oval in Bundoora . As visitors often find difficulty at Old Brighton I select the home side to win what I expect to be a preview of a 1988 Section 3 Final . Parkside, who are yet to score a win travel to St . Kevins who head the ladder. St. Kevins must be selected again . A first up winner must emerge from the DeLaSalle Gold Monash Blues game. The Monash side has strength in is favour and through the efforts of Andrew Headber ry & David Newman on the ball and in attack I expect Monash Blues to win . Hampton Rovers, at home, will prove too strong for newcomers Aquinas while at home I expect Old Essendon Grammarians to be able to hold Williamstown to a losing score .

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Monday 5 .50 p.m ., Thursday 5 .50 p.m . Saturday 7 .00 a .m.

3I. 1 011 Saturday 6 .20 p.m.

3AW Sunday 9 .40 a .m.

Read in the AgeMonday 11 Monda y Sunday Observer, Sunday I'ress, Herald & Inside Football during the week

'OTF' has been asked by Bill Solerno (Parkside Timekeeper) to print the 'ORDER OFF' rule and is happy to oblige .

V.A .F.A. ORDER-OFF RUL E In any match the field umpire shall have the power to order from the field for a period of fifteen minutes actual playing time any player reported by him or any other umpire appointed by the Association to officiate at matches under its control for any offence reportable under the Laws of the game and no such player shall be replaced during the period he has been ordered from the field provided that where the umpire is of the opinion that the aforesaid period of fifteen minutes is inappropriate because of the gravity of the reportable offence he may order the player from the field for the remainder of the game and no such player shall be replace.

Any player ordered from the field by the umpire as aforesaid for a period of fifteen minites playing time shall leave the ground through the interchange area and the time of his departure from the field shall be noted by the timekeepers. The official runner or any other club official appearing on the team sheet that day of the offending player's team shall be responsible for advising the timekeepers of the departure of the offending player from the field and for attending upon the timekeepers for the purpose of ascertaining when fifteen minutes playing time has expired after the player's departure from the field, and the timekeepers shall inform the runner or off icial accordingly at the earliest practicable opportunity whereupon the offending player or an intrchange player may take the field through the interchange area .

In the event of any player refusing to leave the field when so ordered by the field umpire the match shall be awarded to the opposing team .

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Transfer fees to apply agai n The agreement reached between the VFL and VAFA on transfer fees will again apply this season .

The fees will be paid as follows : 6 VFL U19 Matches $250 6 VFL Reserve Grade matches $750 1st Senior Game matches $5,500 25 Senior Game Matches $5,500 50 Senior Game Matches $5,500 100 Senior Game Matches $5,50 0 A copy of the VFL's National Draft rules have been received and clubs will be advised, as to what if any effect the draft will have once the Permit Committee has studied the document and prepared a report .

VAFA INTERSTATE PERSONNE L U19 Coach : Max Lyo n Selectors : Tom Johnston, Greg Totell Team Manager : David Labrum CDEF Coach : Andrew Langford-Jones Selectors : Peter Hutchinson, Peter Hanna, Peter Mason, Rick Brockwell Team Manager : David Southgate CARNIVAL Coach : John Fisher Selectors : Noel Rundle, Neil Pivetta, Noel Stokes Football Manager : Steve Hibbert , Asst . Manager : David Southgat e THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1988

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VOUR jffMjj:D A SECTIO N UNI BLUES V COLLEGIANS Field: Paul Cherry, Andrew McRae Boundary: Greg Sargeant Goal: Roy Tucknott, Bob Seymour DE LA SALLE V ORMON D Field: Greg Haridman, Mark Bushfield, Field: Reserve- Peter Simpson Boundary: Phil Kent Goal: Rod Clarkson, Michael Lentini ST. BERNARDS V NORTH O .B .

Field: Ken Coughlan, Steve McCarthy Goal: Julian Velleman, Steve Livingstone, ***OLD SCOTCH V MARCELLI N Field: Wayne Henry, Peter Wiseman Field: Reserve: Ken Walker Boundary: Glen Clark, Andrew Taylor, Reserve : Boundary: Tom Zapaldo, Peter Thompso n Goal: Mike Murray, Bill Fowler, Reserve : Goal: Mark Garcian, Colin McGary.

0. PARADIANS V 0 . XAVERIAN S Field: Cameron Swale, Justin Toohey Goal: Mark Serong, Ken Pitche r B SECTION KEW V CAULFIELD GRAMMAR .

Field: Steve Clinch, Rob Bell Goal: Ken McNeice, Wayne Binch FAWKNER V THERR Y Field: Michael Gilday, Wayne Lyons Goal: John Dexter, Neil Johnson PARKSIDE V MONASH BLUES Field: Kevin Segota, Breck Hayward Goal: Sam Khan, Barry Henshall BULLEENTEMP. V UNI BLACKS Field: Russell Francis, Andrew Mullaly, Goa/: Andrew Belcher, Don McKenzie OLD TRINITY V IVANHOE Field: Mark Huntington, Ron Lippold Goal: Nancy McTaggart, Gary Clancy C SECTIO N O.MELB. V BANYULE Field: Colin Segota Reserve: Fie/d: Paul Rapke THOMASTOWN V 0. HAILEYBURY Field: Michael Forde , Reserve : Field: Graeme Morgan Boundary: Andrew Moore, Peter Ashworth Goal: Peter Alsop, John Kell y O.IVANHOE V MHSOB Field: Andrew Blight Reserve : Field: Dean Nieman ST. KILDA V OLD BRIGHTON 2 p.m .

Field: Simon Hourigan , Reserve : Field: Shae Trewi n Boundary: Murray Garblem, Ashley Dreier Goal: Kevin Tyler, Bob Dunstan THE AMATUER FOOTBALLER 1988

ds~~~ ST. KEVINS V BALACLAVA Field: Mark Hockey Reserve: Field: Ted Keating D SECTION BULLEEN UTD V ELSTERNWICK Field: Paul Goole y Reserve: Field: Steve Thornton 0. CAMBERWELL V WEST BRUNS .

Fie/d: Tony Curti s STATE BANK V PRESTON Field: John Natoli Reserve : Field: Adrian Mason O.MENTONIANS V NORTH BRUNS .

Field: Bryan Wals h AJAX v HAMP. ROVERS Field: Richard Walters, Reserve : Field: Chris Hall E SECTION AQUINAS V O.ESSENDON Field: Sharon Alge r UHSOB V ST. BEDES Field: Peter Harris PENINSULA V 0 . GEELONG Field: Trevor Flannery WHITEFRIARS V HEATHERTON Field: Ron Smit h BRUNSWICK V POWERHOUSE Field: David D'Altera F SECTION CLAYTON V ANZ BAN K Field: John King DOVETON V WSTOWN Field: Graeme Thwaites FOOTS . I .T. v ST. LEONARDS Field: Richard Eastwood LATROBE V ST. ANDREWS Fie/d: Tim Keatin g 0. CAREY V ELTHAM Fie/d: Ian Condro n COMM BANK V UNI REDS Field: Charles Sutherland G SECTION As appointed H SECTION As appointed UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Field: Tony Murphy Boundary: Hugh Cameron, David Fowler MHSOB v OLD HAILEY Field: Tim Sheare r Boundary: Geoff Sinclair, Nicole McKnight THERRY V DE LA BLU E Field: David Dodson BULLEEN-TEMP V MARCELLIN Field: Santo Paolucci Boundary: Gavan Duke, Brian O'Donnell

c) PAR . GREEN V OLD XAV. Chris Keeto n UNDER 19 SECTION 2 MELB . V BANYUL E _3id Peter Molloy Boundary: Andrew Hines, Ivor Gailvnas ORMOND V ST. BERNARD S Field: Richard Hooper Boundary: Evaar Lesic, Greg Maher 0. SCOTCH V NORTH O.B .

Field: Paul O'Dwyer Boundary: Peter McTaggart, Anthony Merlin WHITEFRIARS V UNI BLACK S Field: Norm Nugent Boundary: Graeme Bland, Bill Rodgers CAUL . GRAMMAR V ST. KILDA Field: Colin McGill , Boundary: Shane Mannix, Mike Sherman

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 O.BRIGHTON V O.P. PURPL E Field: Tony DiPaul o Boundary: Justin O'Brien, Sean Fleming ST. KEVINS V PARKSID E Fie/d: Pat Maebu s Boundary: Stephen Maebus, Andrew Stone DE LA GOLD V MON BLUE S Field: Clark Thuys Boundary: Andrew Alyward, Warren Williams HAMP. ROVERS v AQUINAS Field: Heath Littl e Boundary: Michael Noonan, David Peterson O .ESSENDON V W'STOW N "ie/d: Rob Maysto n * Sunday Elsternwick Park 11 .45 am . start "'Elsternwick Park Sunda y

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PRACTICE MATCH `M . PERIC - Kew - Striking - Suspended six matches . * Referred to Tribunal by Investigation Committee . Reheard as letter to Kew Club advertising of original hearing sent to wrong address.

APRIL 23rd ROUND M . MAHADY, St . Bernards - Striking - Suspended two matches.

A . WALDEN, Old Haileybury - Attempting to head-butt - Suspended four matches .

E . RABAUT, Heatherton - Striking two matches .

G . KING, Heatherton - Striking - Severely reprimanded .

G . PHELAN, St . Andrews - Abusive language (two charges) - Suspended two matches on each charge Total suspension four matches.

P. MCCASKER, Old Carey - Abusive language - Suspended two matches .

S . HENDRIE, Bulleen-Temp . U19 - Abusive language - Suspended two matches .

Personality Par s MARCELLIN MILESTONES To say that Marcellin Old Collegian VICTOR JOHNSON is laconic is to understate the abvious . Vic has cruised through his 50th game with the club, thrilling crowds with his delightful skills. He should be a soccer player, but were glad Vic has stuck with the oval ball . Let's see you chalk up the ton Victor .

MATTY KEAYS has also played his 50th game for Marcellin and in the process has managed to establish himself as the best dressed bloke at the club.

Working for Country Road, Matty does everything with the touch of class, but where does he get the money for those clothes? Well done Matty .

CLYDE SAMPSON seems to have been with the Eagles for only a couple of weeks, but the big fella has already played his 50th game with the Club. Plenty more where they came from Clyde - Well done!

The next Marcellin footballer to chalk up his 50th is GREG SHEAHAN . Greg has had his injury problems, but is a terrific little rover who models himself on the little red-head from Windy Hill, Alan Ezard . Greggy is that hungry, but is a fierce competitor and is sure to be a top player for the club in the years to come .

TONY DAY has watched his brother Mick become one of the senior players around the club throughout his 50 game career with Marcellin, but all the time he has qietly been going about his own business . He reached his milestone in last year's Reserve grade Grand Final and went on to win the Best Finals Player for the reserve the same year, hving won the B&F in the thirds the previous year . Congrats Tony and keep climbing that !adder.

Another bloke to play his 50th with Marcellin in JOHN HARVEY. John has been plagued by ankle problems recently, but reached his half century in last year's preliminary final with the Two's . Well done Johnny.

The final eagle to be recognised in this issue is ROBBIE O'CALLAGHAN . Continuing the family tradition with Marcellin, Robbie is another to reach the 50 game mark and would probably have played heaps more had he not been hindered by a 'dicky' groin . Get Kylie to have a!ook at it for you Robbie and get back on the track .

Bulleen United's Captain Richard Morley this week breaks the club record in playing his 224th game.

The Bull's pre-eminent player, having won the club's best and fairest nine times, Dick has also won the Amateur Section B&F three times as well as being runner-up twice.

By taking over the coaching role for a coup!e of years, he has kept the club moving up through the grades.

A key position player at CHB, he is a strong mark and superb kick, but not content with just beating his opponent, Dick shows such dash that he gathers kicks all over the ground, often dobbing through a couple of raking goals.

It is hard to imagine the Bulls without Dick at the tiller and putting in at training - several coaches have remarked on his dedication in all facets of the game - but he is equally involved in administration, working tirelessly for the success of an amateur club, many a!esser man has been lured away into the semiprofessional ranks, probably no one has more deserved his life membership .

With phenomenal consistency, "the Bird" is sti!l turning ou best player performances and it appears that he will never grow old, nor have trouble notching up over 300 in the future .

Congratulations Dick, everyone at Bulleen realise it has truly been an honour to play with "that mcn Morley".

SAINTS PLAYER SCORES TON Congratulations to Gary Ritchie who made his 100th appearance for St. Andrews last Saturday 23/4/88 against Clayton .

Gary who has given many years of service is a reliable defender who always tried hard and produces good form with his dashes putting the Saints into attack .

Keep up the good work Gary.

KEW MILESTONE S Ben Casuria & Darren Jehu both play their 50th game for Kew today .

Ben began with Kew U19s in 1983 and graduated to the Seniors as a wingman but then suffered a shocking run with injuries.Ben is now re-establishing himelf on the half back for the Reserves with an eye on a spot in the Seniors .

Darren plays in our G Grade Club XVIII team and is noted for his dashing play on the wing .

Good luck today to Ben and Darren from all at Kew .

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Umpires Corner by Ron Lippol d The fifty metre penalty keeps popping up - well done to Bushy - after 3 blind turns and 150 metres the crowd suddenly realised what he was doing .

It's often a thankless task being the trainer/steward, but we will from time to time, pat some of them on the back, two such people stand out in Barry from Old Scotch & Paul from Parkside . They always assist the umpires when they can and often go out of their wa for them . Well done fella's .

Congratulations go to Tim Keating on his recent marriage, did Ted give the groom away? Now the honeymoon is over it's time to upset the "missus" and get back to your umpiring Tim .

Why are they calling Andrew Belcher the "Mechanical Man"? Is he the Axeman?

New umpires keep rolling in from the bush and other leagues . It is very refreshing to find one of the reasons they have come to us is to broaden their experience. It shows the high regard in which the VAFA is held . Let's hope we hang on to them and get many more .

PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK .

Name : Charles Sutherland Umpire: Field - 2nd yea r Age : 19 and singl e Occupation : Student (fees unpaid) Favourite Food : Japanese Favourite Drink : Beer and Sak e Drives : Nothing since that famous right hand turn at Brighton Yacht Club, Pre-Game ritual : Sauna, Spa and Taxi .

Biggest influence on career : Gary 'God' Ablett & Jacko (ed . - why?)

Ambitions: To be knighted (it would sound good too! ) Umpire a game where no-one swears at him .

Play cricket for Australia (until then Melbourne Uni will do) .

Thats all - "Keep on Bouncing" LIPPY.

50 GAMES AT ST. KILDA CBOC Another young player reaches a milestone at St . Kilda when John "Muggsy" Murrihy plays his 50th game against Old Brighton . One of several courageous little men in the reserves, Muggsy is a great trier who bores in like a true rover and is often responsible for goal-scoring moves. Well done, Muggsy, and we look forward to your next 50.

50 GAMES AT UHSOB "They said you'd never make it" - Round 3 against Old Geelong saw the 50th appearance for UHSOB

by Jamie "Gammy" Palmer. Gammy is not only large in stature but also large in dedication and club spirit. Originally from Coolaroo Rovers, "Gammy" played his first game of amateur footba!l in 1984 . It has taken five seasons and a dozen trips to hospital for him to achieve his milestone. At UHS he is the backbone of the defence, where his strong marking and straight ahead style of play could be responsible for his many hospital trips . Being one of the club's most popular and humorous members, Gammy can always be seen at our social functions and is always one of the last drunkards to leave . His achievements include 1988 committee man and senior vice captain, 1987 best and fairest runner-up, 1986 best finals player, and he is the reigning club tomato-sauce skulling champion! Congratulations "Gammy", from all your friends at UHSOB, Royal Melbourne, St . Vincents and PANCH . Round six awaits!

KEW KAPER S The Kew F.C . is establishing a Past Players, Officials and Supporters Association and would welcome queries from any former Club members to help bolster the ranks . Already Bob Burden, Ken Rogers & Dick Mainsbirdge have got together to establish direction . The aim of the Association is to keep former members together, not only with attendance at matches, but with several mixed Social functions, the publishing of a Monthly Newsletter and the awarding ofaP.0 .0&S .Trophy So come on all you former guys (and girls) who may be now tied up with another Amateur Club give Bob Burden a ring on 859 6718 (A.H .) or better still attend a match and renew and re-establish past friendships - participation only is required .

THE BLACK LIST CAULFIELD GRAMMAR - (Cb) - $10 .

FAWKNER - (Cb) - $10 .

STATE BANK - (Ca) - $5 .

PENINSULA - (Ca) - $5 .

ANZ BANK - (Cb & Ca) - $20.

ST. KEVINS (H Section- ( Cb & CC (-$20 .

ST. KEVINS U19 - (Ca) - $5 .

RICHMOND CENTRAL - (Ca) - $5.

MHSOB U19 - (Cb & Cc) - $20.

OLD MELB . U19 - (Cb & Cc) - $20 .

HAMPTON ROVERS U19 - (Cb & Cc) - $20.

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GTV- 9 Coach : Carl Louchard

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3 . N . Sharpe (Capt) 4,I Stevenso n

2 J Murphy 3. A Beams 4 B Driscoll 5 P Dennis

5, I, Besley 6 A Chirnside 7 A Cra m

6 B Merton 7 P Thomas 8J Wis e 9 G . Edinger 10 . P Waldren 11 T. Malone y

12 . C . Louchard (Coach) 13 G . Menhe 14. J . Annesley 15 C Martin 16 R Elmer 17 J . Goudge 18 J Merkovich 19 C Ebinger 20 C Low 21 N Smith 22 . M . Lehman 23 M . Allen 24 D Gray 25 .T Kenna 26 G . Creaser 27 S. Mackay 28 D Rodgers 29 G Dallard 30 J Doring 31 F Miraglia 32 R Mackay 33 B Fox 34 S Chvastek 35.V. Lapan 36. S Brown 37 T Fox

38. D Keyhoe 39. M Gabelich

8 P Jones 9 D Morton 10 I Hewson 11 L White 12 B Smith 13 J . McKirdy 14. A Carnegie 15 H . Kin g

16 P Ame s IT J . Armytage 18 R, Wood s 19 A McDonald 20 F Simpson 21 D, Frase r 22 R Bennet t 26 J Calvert-Jones

RICHMOND CENTRA L Coach: Steven Regester G . Paras 2 . M Alevras 3 W Long 4 D Jensz 5 C Miranda 6 A Rodgers 7 R. Peathng 8 M . Coulseil 10 S. Peathng 11 . A Bevacqua 12. A Mirscher 13 M_ Travers 14 . C Denny

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23 S Regester (Coach) 24 . M Bastow 25 P Farrell 26 S Parker 27 D Egerton 28 G Fraser 29 D J .ggins 30 P. Vanryswyk 31 R Basto,v 32 T Szab o

33 R Muscat 34 P Westo 35 J Perrin 36 R Mills 37 G Ziras 38 D Andrews 39 S Smith 40 S Jennings 69 J Fares 99 D Ricketts 100 S James 101 P Clow

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STATE BA N K VICTORIA Coach : Peter Wabbis 1 A Ekiad'ous 2 D Footdt 3 S Munro 4 T Nelson 5 C Reilly 6 C Orgill 7 A Pitts 8, J, Pallotta 9. J Inglis 10 D Price 11 . F. Wrigh t 12 D Thurgood 13 A Favier 14. D Doonan 15 C Arnephy 16 B Wallace 17 A Whitelaw 18 V Cavarr a

19 C Michaelidis 20 C Orail!

27 P Wabb,s (CC) 42 M Keatin g 43 G RPocco

ST. KEVIN S Coach : John Allan 1 2 3 4

J Allan A Giffin T Corrigan D Power

5 A Beaver 6 G Maas 7 J Casey 8 S Butler 9 M Hourigan 10 R Douglas 11 N Fanning 12 T Arnol d 13 P Hooper 14 C Potter 15 M Crnteila 16 D Banova 17 P Citavella 18 B Millar (VC) 19 M Mulcahy 20 G O'Mahonv 21 D Sullivan 25 T Whela n 27 A Berrigan 35 D O'Sullivan 44 P Gardiner 45 A Croagh 47 D Chaffev

49 C Nolan (DVC) 51 M Dobe 54 S Daniels 61 M Davies 66 P Cullit y 67 S Browne tCapt 1

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45 T Drive r 46, G . Parkinson 47, G . Jones 49. L . Tenac e 50. A. Theunissen

DE LA SALLE' KEW OLD : COLLEGIANS I coach Tom Van e

MARCELLt N Coach : Noel Peters

2 . D Wooler Coach : 1 . P Shaw 3 . A . Bianco Noel Jenkinson 2. M . Shaw 4 .S. Moran 3. S. Pinder 2 A . Woodward 5, M Male 4 Richard Macisaac 5 N Jenkinson (C) 6 .V.Johnson 5 P Corridon 7 J Ladson (VC) 7, P Dyson 6 Robert Maclsaac to G Furlon g 9 J. Goold 7 A . Cooke i11 . A McLay 10 K. Bostock 8 R . McEnroe 12, R . Naylor 11 . J . Oat (VC) 9 . D . Macisaac 13 S. Muncaski 13, M . El-Fahkn 10, T Clete 14. M . Lawson 14 . A. Cooper 11, A, Phelan 15. C . Kinsella 16,T. Meehan 12 .

A Wilson 1& R Miller 17, J . Golds 13 M, Manley 17J Connors 18 . G . O'Connell 14 C. Macisaac 18. S Keenan 19 . N . Peters (C) 15 A McDowell 19. John Hunt 20, M . Harvey 16 D. Le e 27, S McGenniss 21 . M . Everard 18, C. Curtain 22 P Grimes 23, M . Danaher 19. S . Wilder 28 M Kelliher 25 C . Sampson 20 D Jehu 29 A Goodyear 33. A, Maher 21 T Psinas 31 Jim Hunt (Capt 36 D . Menzies 22 M Glenister 41 . R . Mullal y 41 . L . Krvlighon 23 G . Neate 48 M . Bolt 69. P, Chappell 24 . S . James 50. T. Mullaly 25, R .

Vidakovic 52 M . Ladso n 55. M . Montgomene 26 . A. Holten 27. N . Tol e 56 P. Moore (DVC) 28 T Vane (VC) 61 P Tantra m 29. J Luzz a Dylan O'Brien 30 E . Northam Dennis O'Brien 31 I . Jo b 32 . M . Bollman 33 M Doyle 34 K . Doyle 35 M Vane

Coach : Joe Salvatore 1 N . Macintosh _~. J . Karra s

J Youn g M Petrescu 5. P King 5 G Bunshaw - P Edwards 8 A . Espinosa 9 D De Pace 10 J. Donnelly 11, D Gemmola 12,T Shaw

}. B Kenny(DVC) 1_ N Salvatore (DVC) 15 T Gualan o

i6 D Graha m 17 T Dionyssopoulos 18, G Dawes 19 M Robertson G Leec h = i_ W Farle y M Gemmola _ .~~. K Hogan B Ninnis 25. D Clifto n 26 M . Kotsanis (VC) 27 . D Djen g 28 T Mulvahil 30 N Crocker 31 F Kavanagh 42 . M Sharkey --'~ M Car r 99 J Salvatore

,oach : Richard Farndon 2 T Farndo n 3 A Issell 4 S Curtis 5 D Edenberg 6 M Pocknee 7 G Corrigan 8 S Wrathall 9 . R . Farndo n

h0 . C. Niall 1 A. Woodhouse 2, S . Hunt 3 . J . O'Mahoney p4 C . Bickley

Coach: Ian Bowde n t R Loughron 3 K Fulle r 4 S McGregor 5 D Bowden 8 1 Bowden 9 D Symington 10 D LeLievre 11 0 Wis e 12 D Ferguson 13 C Wilson 14 A Price

15 S Lett s 15 D Bowtell I 16 P Edwards 16 N McLaghlanTroup 17 P Thompson 17 L Mates 8 A Cossa r 19 D Fenton (C) 0 R Taylor 1 R Whiter 20 B Dar t 2 A Fletcher 21 S Finlay 3 N Stapleton 22 D Murph

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K Donnerily 137 38 B Goles 32 J Beaurepa:re i39 P Hunt 33 N Do n

40 S Peterson 34 S Daniel ~44 D Maher 35 L Hgham 46 C Hanschette 36 A Greenway 47 T Bindley 37 G Lan g 56 D Fry 38 R Agnew, .ustin 62 A O'Brien 39 R .0 63 R VanDen Dunger a0 T Kalas 64 J Leonards 4' P Traine r 65 T Theodorou 42 D Ca .~npoet!

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A .N .Z . BANK Senior Coach : Michael Szeitz Rese es Coach : GaryrvLeicester 1 S . Duke 2 A Kennedy (VC) 3 R Koegler 4 M Evans 5 G Waikley

CLAYTON Senior Coach : L . Bro wn Rese rves Coach : M . Luxa 1 . S Carroll 2 . A Slink 3 D Burke 4 B Reynolds 5 S Price 7 M Dingdale (VC.) 8. P. Burghardt (C) 9. R . Savag e 10 M . Luxa 11 . D. Coo k I 12,S McDonald 13 .T O'Donoghue 14. D Blac k 15 .5 Gowans 16 J. DAmelio 17, J Caygill 18 J Adams 19 R Newton 20 M Mura

OMMONWEALT DOVETON BANK S .J .O.C. Senior Coach: Senior Coach : S. Nicholson K . Wilson Reserves Coach : Reserves Coach: G . McKenzie S . Rhynehart 1 M Snacklock (Cap 3 B Gardner 4 S Woodward 5 C Brow n 6 G Meier 7. R . Byrne 8 W Kraska (VC) 9 R Hamilton 11 S. Nicholson 13, G Marti n

1 C Wormsley 2 A Battl e

It' /-77/", f ELTHAM COLLEG E Senior Coach : Max Paisle y Rese rves Coach : M . Peterso n 1, M . Stone 2 S McVicar 3 K . Tucker 4 D Felton 5 A Tucke r

3 Ralph Thorweston 4 B Delaney 5 J Mulrhead 6 D Baxter (VCapt ) 6 . A . Ahdore 7 N, Hamshar e 8 Ric Thorweston 8 M Fitzpatric k 9 I Parke r 10, V D'Aqulno 9 S McPhail (Capt .)

10 D Sagar 11 J Johnston 11 C Penna 12 S Westerman 14 G Dunkley 12 J Weatherill 13 K Wilso n 14 M Szeitz (CC) 15 P Grima 13 D Bishop 15G Leicester 14 Mick Wilson Snr 16 N Keating 14 B Abject 16 G Brookes 15 M Wilkinson 17 J Jenkins 17 D Tyrrel l 115 M Peterson (C .C .R 16 R Gibb s 19 R Henr y 116 A Gardine r 18 P Boyle 20 G McKenzie (C .Re 17 D Biewett 117 S Shaw 19 D Duck 18 Mark Pag e 22 G Wilson 20. S Farrow 118 P Kernagham 18 R McGougan 1 21, T Paziana s 23 R Ope 119 L Dawson u . onuppee 22, N . Wathen 19 Mick Wilso n 24 G . Joyce 20 W Stevenson 22. S . Gray 23 J. Keppell 19 W Hynes (Res) 25 A, Greig 21 K Shanhu 23, M Schaper 24 . M . Blasi 20, M . Polglaise 27 G, Phelps n n2R,Tary 24, M, Birreli 25 . R . Campodinco 21 . B. Goodwm 28 P Buttlgieg 123 P Taylor 25 J. Slattery 26, M . Dereu s 29 W Ennor ,,,,r~~~01 24 A Lampton 26 . R Wilkosz 28 . B. Begen t 30 N Joyce 23 F Darrrlann 26 M Delaney 27 M Sweeney 29 . P Cunningham 31 M . McGonagle 24 B McDonal d 27 S Fitzpatrick 28 C, Edwards 30 B Nestor (D .V.CJ 32 J Quirke 25 . S Charlesworth 28 A Hall 29 P Dawson 31 M Stlghs h 33 P Panagiotopouios 26 A Crothers 29 D Ritter 30 A Rees 32 K, Newton 34 K Mehmet 27 D Gidden s 30 S Tozer 31 T Harbnson 33 DTyle r 35 J Martin 28 K McHugh 131 C Butler (DVC) y 32 M Farrell 34 C Kristenson 36 M Cities 29 R Ka 33 M . Patterson ~32 K Phelan 35 . D Blasi 37 M McLellan 30 G Bryant 34 R Ely ,33 G Hal l 36 . A. Davis 40 S Kmpton 31, R . Spinksn 34 G . Adams 35 N . Reardon 37 G . Wathen i 42 S McNamee 32 D Rank 35 S Biddle 36 W. Duscher 38 W Landt (DVC 34 S Wilso n 43 B Abrahams 36 1 Chesser 37. W, Dunmore 39 S Hesston 44 G Poulton 35 J Wilson I37 C Dar e 38 K Murray (VCR) 40 S . Thomas 36 W Burgess 46 S Kewley 38 D Campbell 39 D Harbinson 41 P Thomas 37 D Polglaise 47 A Toner 39 M Barden 40 B. Curthoys (DVCR) 43, M Percival 38 A Webster 48 C Matthews 40 A Peacock 41 T Gleason 45 P Turner 39 . J Leveque 49 C Carmichael 41 D Sel6 n 41 42 A Bennett 47 J Fulle r . W Stephens 50 J Yusef 42 B Webb 43 N Reardon 48 A . Nlmorakiotakis 53 P Doensen 42 D Dawes 43 B Anderson 44 G . Coffey 49 A Mouti s 45 P O'Donnell 55 P Wes t 44 M Bar6ng 49 J Sweeney 45 B Haywood 50 A Archard 56 A Mastaing 45 P Jones 46, R May 51 . M . Morgan 50 R Forglannl 57 B James 46 D Humphries 47 P Jones 53, M . Xern 52 D O'Donnell 161 P Boilelni 48 D Dean 48 M Spring 54 . i . Nankweil 54 J Verb 49 M . Tennant 49 G . Smith 55. T Sawery 55. M Labinskl 50. C Toy 50 A. Besick 58 P Barker 62 D Mau 51 S. Watson 51 A Tnmboli 59. S. Mortimer 52 S, Coutts 52 D Kldeli 60 F Pletropouio 55 A Hoogenraan 53 R Huesto n 56 A, Kew 54 J . McGregor 57 R Little 55 T Brai n 58 E, Murray 56 P Cumming 59 G O'Donnell 57 C Westbridge 60 C Selway 58 R Dickins 61 J Tarya n 59 C Riley 62 J Tonkin 60 N Walsh (CR) 69 K. Outch 111 D Wilton 6 P Marshall 7. G . Anstis 8 T. Burdeau 9. P Strahan (DVC) 10. H Blrkenfelds 11 . G Ohimu s 12 R. Harrington 13 W Simmonds

Est . 196 7 FOOTSCRAY I .T. Senior Coach : John Mo ro ne y Rese rve Coach : Wayne Taylor 1 M McKenzie 2 P Grant 3 R Gun n 4 M Schembn 5 G Steto u 6 G Mdls 7 P Nelson 8 A Quin n 9 J Carnonan 10 G MacDonald 11 J Breheny (C) 12 E Darmarnn 13 S Icel y 14 P Jame s 15 S Flynn (VC) 16 D Tanner (RVC) 17 J Morone y 19 T Johnstone 20 B Sym e 21 T Nocara 22 P Chile 23 C Allan 24 S Hall 25 P Lew s 26 S Case 27 A MacDonald 29 M Robertson 30 G Eitor d 31 C McManus 32 W Taylor (RC) 33 M Bowers 34 M Williamson 35 D Hefter 36 P Gbbs 37 M Godkn 38 M Johnson 39 P Morgan 40 R Ponald 41 P Thorpe 42 P Battens 43 T Fara g 44 M 0'Shannessy 45 G Barrett 46 C wtni e 47 W Bardenhagen 48 D Banne r 49 B Eccles 50 D Tomass 51 M Walter 52 J Ftzgerald 53 W Bennett 54 G Biggs 55 B Gratt,dge 56 A Browne 57 D Dic k 58 59 60 61 62 64 66 67

C Hail M Case A Murrell M Russell D Phdistin P Richardson B Sullivan V Bibas

68 P Cleaver 70 A West 71 M Else 84 P Kennedy 99 A Morran

I

LA TROBE UNI Coach: P. O'Donohue Asst. Coach : C. Orva d 1 . T. Briggs (Capt ) 2 D. Huffer 3 A . McGibbon 4 J. Tucc i 5 J. Strathairn 6. M Daibosco 7. L McLeod 8 B. Franzman 9 . R, Robinson 10 M . Bakogianis 11 L Athanasakis 12. P Tucc i 13. J. Trimboli 14. J. Williamson 15 M . Lewis 16 G Detach 17. J Limperales 18 E . Ferrar o 19 P Gough 20, A Crawford 21 L . Green 22 . M Edmunds 23 S Duni n 24 T. Fawcett 25. M . Betrnsky 26, S Behnsky 27. C . Orvad 28, 1, McGibbon 29 W Beacom 30 L . Zucchet 31 P Chilco 32 . F Andruela 33.S . Hands 34. N Morrice 35 G . Whitemore 36. D Poole 37, A . Conroy 38. J. Pollock 39. G . Palmer 40. A. Blaskett 41 J Clark 42. R Lockman 43 A Huffer 44 J Mills 45 R . Little (VC) 46. D. Wright 47. J. Taylo r 48. B . Hobb s 49. C. McLachlan 50. S . Bownlaw 51 . M . Porra 52. J. Cousins 53. R . McDonald 54 . N. Paterakis 55. A. Cummings 56. S . Ralph 57. S. Benjamin 58 . M . Wilhelm 59 . A . Zogoulas 60. G . Gamble 61 . J. Guthrie 62. A. Jenz 63,t . Kearns 64 . D. Maurovlc 65 . W. Brown 68, R . Nicholson 69 . G. Foulds

UNIVERSITY REDS

OLD CAREY I GRAMMARIANSI Senior Coach : Kelvin Shaw 1 I Chisholm (VC,) 2 R Keppel i

3 P Hogan 4 R Purcell 6 A McHar g 7 S Legear (Capt ) 8 M Evan s 9 S . McCrae 10 . W . Brown 11 . M . Petty 12 W. Baliagh 13 .& Jones 14 . C Bryan 15 G . Mitchell 16. R Cutiack 17, R McCasker 18 W Bento n 19 C Christensen 20 R Evans 21 M Newnham 22 .J . Hands 23, D, Santo 24 . S. Brown 25 . K . Shaw 26 . J McOuie 27, R, Macaulay 28 . R Charles 29 . J. Barro 31, S Eldridge 32 C Westwood 33, 1 England 34 J Sganoto 35 P Glttin s 36. S. Wolf 37 C. Hickey 38. P Keys (VC .)

39. A . Cop e 40, D, Henderson 41 A . Thomas 42 .1 . Hughe s 43 J Clark 44. R Armstrong 45. I Webster 46 K Shnues 47 G Diamond 48 N Chipp 49.A . McPherson 50 V. Bourke 51 . A . Wolf 52 . P. Pang 53, C. Trentfield 54 M . Sheedy 55 . D. McCleary 57. & Bolton 58 P Barmby 60 S Ustick 65 P Webster 66 M Graham

1 S. O'Connell 2 . F. Tauras 3 . G. Proebstz 1 . i . Steward 4 P Commerford 2. G . Browne 5 3 D . Gavin 6 . A Fitzgerald DVC) 4 M . Tognoilni 7 M . Robert 4 . K Coo k 8 D Stnfold 5 G Vlpond 9, A Levy 6 id Shearer 10 B Dinning 7 R Magro (CC .Sen 11 A Sher 12 . N Stubbs 7 G Paimington 13 S Johnston 8 R Nowak 14. G Bulluss 8 . H James 15. M . Broadbent 9 . G . Casey 16 A Barnes 10 B . Campbell 17. A. War d 11, P Goldsworthy 18 G . Peterso n 12, W Chamra (VC .) 19 S Brabner 13. R . Davies 120 S Wigiey 14 N . Taylor 21 P Kaneen 15 M Prince 22 J Wallace

WILLIAMSTOWN C.Y.M .S .

Senior Coach Laurie Duffus Senior Coach : Reserves Coach R Goet z Leigh Kidley Rese rves Coach: 1 L . Duffus f 1. McGowa n

2 D Fosse 1 P McGowan 3 W. Darvidis 2 R Goetz (C) 4 P Htlle (Pres) 3 r. H-h r S Maus 4, C McKenzi e P Barone 5 F Van der Peet C Hosking (Capt) 6. G . Hylan d S Haye s 7. R . Zammit G Roughsedge 8, J . Bor g S . Katsiamaks D Cahlr (DVC) D Murphy C. Beattie A Smit h E Suidgeest J DeAngelis K Pereira V Koo p M Moran 20 R Sandison

15 P Cavanagh 23 R Eddmgton 16 A . Olsen 24 S Margets 17 P Little 25 M Vaientm i . McDonald (C) 18 B Kenyon 26 G 27 S, Lydster 20 C Leopold 21 .1 Jennens 28 D Ray (VC) 21 . R Pepyat 29 A McCully ~ 22 . G . Cook 22 . B Funnell 30 S Fletcher (Res .Cap),I 23 S Gjacon 23 C . Artls 31 R Buliuss 124, A . White 25. C . DClannl 1 32 P Claxton C. Walden 33 S Harvison 26, V. Sclulll M, O'Hanion 34 M Aitken 27 L Esposito C. Ross 35 J Ruffin 29. F Hocking J . Roberts 36 M Ingram 31 D Briggs M Llszukiewicz 37 D Rust 32. L Llbardi M Johnson 38 J Cook 33,J Mansour 39, N . Timms R . Zappelll 34 T Harper 40 D. Henry L . Kiidey 35 C Schang 41 . D Rooney G Dudley 36 P Grandy 42 J . Fletcher R Goldberg 37 S Tyrrell 43. G, Smith G . Moloney (VC) 38 ' S . Andrews 44 G Christie G . Haarburger 45 S Bridgewood 40 . G . Ritchie C Roger s 46 S . Duncan 41 . J . Montalto S Salzano 47, G Ferguson 42 . P Sproat B Jeffreys 48, P Fitzgerald 43.T Lawrenc e M, Angelo 49 S Pearce 44 J Phelan (D.VC,) M Ross 50 R Stogren 45 A Par k 51 . H. Kipp D, Evans 50 R Heaney 52. A . Anailidi s C Morrell 51 C Wegrzyn 53, M . Preston (R.V.C .)

M O'Connell 54 N Stabbing 54. D, Pringl e P Hutchings 55 N . NG 57 S. Knight I Mezzalira 56, J. War d 60 D Griffiths P Ddorenzo 61 . G . Hamilton 57, Paul Lemcke V Chow 58 Peter Melcke 62,J.Tapner P Phillips 59 A. McLennan 64. T Wilson D. Fox I 60 R . Lydster 65. D Spencer S. Williams I 61 R Nowlan 66. R . Lowe 62. A. Bakker G . Moloney 68. J . Loft s 63. M Dyer C Beattie 74, C Overend 64. S . Bor azio F Russel l 65, S . Worrell G . Christopoulos 66. D, Biggins D Collins 67, W. Langley A Sheridan 68. R . Goodman J . Cadman 69. T. Raftopoulos B Klau 70 . J . Wall

F Gosdschan

9. J . Neenan(VC) 10 . R. Butterfield 11 . D. Temb y

12 . M . Connor 13 S Vine s 1 4 5 C , ,,- ..od 15 G Levias 16 D, White 17 A Harry 18 C Goetz 19. A . Featherston 20. C. Musca t 24. D. Dawso n 28. J DeBono(RVC) 29.S,Logowsk 33. G Mugown 34.5 Kenned y

35. W Marr 37, I McGowan (RC) 42 I Zadel 43 B Smit h 44 R Sodimaco 45 R McClellan 46 . J. Ross 47 D Bubnic 48 . P Cuihane 49 . G Done 50 .S . Denham 55 B Madigan 59 . A Ryan 50 B Rya n

A Morelli R Pierson B Cooper G Sarong G Smith G . Stephens

V•A•F• A

AO UtNA S Coach: Ron Cunningham 1 C OToo7e 2 J Dwyer S Schrn k

4 M Wilkinson 5 H Hewit t 6 B Boland 7 P McCafferty 8 B Russel l

9 G Brady 10 P Fenton 11 D Savan s 12 D 0 Loughlin 13 T Alford 14 D Hodge 15 J McNamara 16 P Burnett 17 P Smith ~ axavson 19 P Flanagan 20 B McKenna 21 P Hewitt 22 J Ryan 23 M Carter 24 A Whelan 25 S Bell 26 27 28 29 30

S McBride I Shaw G Wright S O'Loughlin G Hewitt

31 C Gill 32 S Bowtell 33 B Fitzgerald 34 M ???

35 S Livingstone 36 D Phela n 37 P Glerme 38 B Hansen 39 E Whitfield 40 T Guy 41 D Croft 42 B Speiss 43 C Rogers 44 K Cox 45 J Goldsmid 46 A Wright 47 P Kvieteladis 48 C Flatter 49 T Stahl

50 P Gnerson 51 R Ph!bbs 52 1 Mitchell 53 S Alford 54 S Maynes 55 B Slattery 56 D Laws 57 58 59 61 62 69

V Alexander A Crosby K Bolton C Duff y C Whitfield B Taylor

BRUNSWICK

TO N

Senior Coac h Peter Conduit Rese rves Coach Peter Sheehan

Senior Coach : Darryl Patterso n Rese rve Coach : Wayne Elliott

1 L JOnes 3 A Strachan 4 P Conduit 5 D Stevens 6 S Hewit t 7 D Carroll

1 R Dennerley 2 P Ulbric k

8, D, O'Sullivan 9 I Campbell 10 R Watkins 11 . M Snelson 12 A Cook

13 S Kannegiesser 14 P Spezza 15 16 16 17 19

T Barley B Good D. Leheny, G Forde J Gibso n

20 G Santacattenna 21 D Marshall 22, G Huckstepp 23 S McLean 24 S, McBride (VC) 25 B Hull 26 C. Stevens (C) 27 G Burrows 28 D Coy 29 D Pink 30 M Sayers 31 L Corde s 32 P Sheehan (CCR) 33 J Ralph 34 R, Kennedy 35 T. Heaney 36 W Kennedy 37 M Lowe 38 G Johnton 39 P Sayers 41, PB Sheehan 41 K Drysdale 42 R Barham 43 S Bon d

44 R McKissack 45 C Scott (VCR) 46 D Fitzpatrick 47, R, Craigi e 48 D. Murphy 50 M Green 52 M Hobden 54. N Campbell 56 R Camp 57 B Watterson

3 P Sawyer 4 T Lovtt 5 D Zammt 6 C Mornsh 7 R Leval 8 T Howell 9 S Herft 10 S Re!gr 11 P Atkinson 12 D Cody 13 R Tlcknel l

14 D Patterson (C) 15 P Watso n 16 A Todd 17

18 B Todman 19 K Ryan 20 C Zanker 21 M Easey 22 M Davidson 23 A Cosgrove 24 A Pric e 25 G . Bradford 26 A Perkins (V.C .R) 27 H Jones 28 I Gagic 29 R Merle 30 B Scott 31 P Mule 32 D Hein s

33 T Easey (DVC) 34 J Rabou t 35 C Booker 36 F Lpertn 37 W Howells 38 R Smith 39 G Watson 40 A Sel l

41 M Richards 42 D Gardine r 44 F Khalil (VCSen) 44 M Dillon (Res .)

45 D Elan d 46 J Mark 47 M Whittl e

48 G Clydesdale 49 P Slmmlc 50 W Elliott (Capt Res) 51 D Custerson 52 S Lin k 53 C Hazeldene 54 P Hopkins 55 A Hardman 56 G Kin g 57 R Murphy 58 N Williams 59 M Buckle,,, 60 D 61

OLD ESSENDON OLD 4aEEL( ; GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach : Senior Coach: Robertson Thompson Reserve Coach: Brett Scott 1 2 N Sa'mlle 3 J McEntee 4 G Bowden 5 A Mlrak!an 6 A. Fullerton 7 R. Allen 8. G . Turner 9 A . Day 10 I. Stevens 11 . M Price 12 A Fihocync 13 S. Bdby 14 M Egan 15 S Bishop 16 L Cooney 17 G. Henry 18 A Colter 19 A Watson 20 C Bdby (C) 21 L . Shaw 22 . D W!!aton 23 G, Thompson 24. C. Miller

25, B. Panag!otopdus 26 P Cramen (VC) 27 R. Thompson 28 P Duddendge 29 P McKenzie 30 P Day 31 . G Evans 3Z P Lewis 33 M Bradford 34 A. Middleton 35 P Henry (RVC) 37. D. Witt!ngs'av 38 A. Amsr.orth 39 N, Pollard 40 S Braden 44 S Parker 45 C McKay 47 W Anthony 48, R Barnard 49 B Milner 50 M . Vaxais 51 . J Simmons 55 BSocn (RC) 71 W Crossley 81, G . Kirk

Craig Robson Rese rves Coach : Russell Parkinson

1 P Hollowa y 2 T Johnston e 3 C Robson (Capt) 4 C Gunn (VCapt ) 5 R Bur n 6 P Wortherspoon 7. B Harwoo d 8 J Twig g 9 M . Williams 10 L . Carlton 11 . D. McLeod 12, D Colaci 13 M . Naylor 14 P Butler 15 W Dowling 16 R, Emmett 17 G Lavender 18 C Richardson 19 M Davis 20,S . Gud e 21 . R . . Le Deux 22 . R. Correl l 23. C, Landale (Capt .Res ) 24. H. Youngma n 25. J . Henderson 26. A. Brocksopp 27, P Buck 28 L . Dyer 29, W. Davi s30,RHan a 31 T Jackson 32 R McDonald 33, S . Burgess 34 . J McCann 35 . B. Allender 36 C, Barnett 37. M . Borthwic . Clark k38,P 39 . B. Cox 40 P.JOnes 41, A, Haines 42, N Collin 43 T Winspear 44 A McDonald 45 A McMillan 46 . R. Parkinson 47 F. Simpson 48, R, Stewar t 49, R. Fay (VC Res) 50 . P Jewel l 51 . M, Tallis 52 M, Baxter 53 R. Jamieson 54 C Pappas 57 A Jamieson 62 H McGowan 63 J Dowling 71 P Haves

POWERHOUSE Senior Couluth: Glyn Eva ncserveE C oNla c p 1 Glyn Evans (CC) 2 R Sarosi 3 C Corbett 4 G Denson 5 A Mie r 6 A Jackson 7 C Trua 8 N Pavbu 9 A Morns to B Hal l 11 M Taylor 12 P flaheny t3 S Cameron 14 T HSIop 15 J Scotland 18 T Glasser i7 G S!avronis 18. P Trans, 19 N Deans 20 D Desler(VC) 21 G Camov 22 P Slewan 23 J Skmner 24 R Will,ams 25 J Harris 28 G Stanton 27 C N-land 28 D Stewart 29 F 5!al!ortl 30 1 Walker 31 G Survey 32 8 W.ISon 33 M Bray 34 J Cnsara 35 S Broatlxay 36 P Hollo,vood 37 M O!hcer 38 P McCiuskey 39 N McKay 40 M Beech 41 P Dakn 42 A Kerr 43 N Tromp!

44 A E5cot1 45 A Cape 46 R Dakn 47 B Young 48 S Mason 49 J Rauser 50 G Menner 51 T Waiers 52 0 McIntyre 53 M Hansen 54 C Upton 55 C Alkns 56 S Gray 57 G Smrth 58 C Hun;er 59 P Smon 60 D Angell 61 M Broxn 62 G Leys 63 P Redei 64 s Nixon 65 R Morrow 66 D Menner 67 R Re!arock 68 N Corbo 69 M Mason 70 G Holiedge 71 T Ciemens 72 P 0 'Suihvan 73. P Rodger 74 J Moore 75 A Harman 76 P wakm 77 J Tonkin 78 D Horn s 79 A KtlOngbeck 80 C McLeod 81 K 0 Connell 82 S Cronin 83 P Peppard 84 K Canned, 99 A Smith 100 . M Willard

U.H .S .O.B. Senior Coach : Alan Flarel Reserves Coach : David Wallace i A Fiavel(C) 2 R Higgins 3 A Greenwood 4 G O'Bryan 6 A. Hunter 7 A Galie 8 K. Hunter 9 J. Penney 10 P Burns 12 C Arnol 13 D, Regan 14 A . Wernert 15 P Tancredi 6 J . Bowers 17 K Schuller 18. P Hooper 19 A Ferguson 20 P Woo d 21 M Grant 22. N Andrews 23 P Humphreys 24, A Kountio s 25 H Korpetutuncu 26 C Gathercole 28 K Pinkstone 29 G Constantine 30 R Burns 31 S . Zerna 32, P Akatow 33 N Frick 34 J Palmer (VC) 35 B Lugg 36 R . Clements 37 & Edwards 38 A Boyce 39 P Mather 40 R Salmon 41 D Hudson 42 D Wallace 43 C. Ro y 44 P Vesetas 45 R Thompson 46 R Shot 47 A. Solomon 48 B Hudd 49 J Galte 50 G Sharpies 51, J Liprino 52 S Rya n 53 P Shanahan 54 B Leared 55 . G Buckman 56 J Thomas 57 M Rennick 58 B Boyce 59 C Gamble 60 R Kay 61 J Marinas 62 P Geary 63 P Pyle 64 M Davidson 65 P Baker 66 D Brooks 68 J Zannin 69 S Haberfie!d 79 K Strahan 8t C Skins

PENINSULA OLD BOYS Coach : R . Kerley Reserve Coach : G. Robinso n 1 . A . MCLonnan (C) 2 . C. Burc h 3 S . McMahon 4. D, Hunte r 5 P Bedford 6, R . Bedford 7. J . Horne 9. P Kroh n 10 . S . McLennan 11 . R . Sharpin 12 . P Lync h 113. R . Witham 14, M . Chesterman 15. S . Wiltshire

16. P. Crowder 17, M Mannes 18. S, Glover 19 B Bovrngton (C .Res .)

20. A . Jewitt 21 . C . Scot t 22 . R . Armstrong 23. B . Jarrett 24. M . Sill 26. G . Martin 27. A. Davis 28,A .Hume 29 . C. Sharp!n 30 . J. Smith 31 .P McGowan 32 . R . Carter 34. R . Graham 35. B . Collopy, 36, N . Franks 40. E . Kay 45. D. Crowder 46. G . Robinson 47. J . Labrooy 48 . P Stoc k 49 . S, Warner 50 . N . Labrooy 53 . M . Rowe 54 . R . Kerley 55, A. Powell 56. M, Crowder 57 T Knight 58. D. Archer 59. R . Parker

ST. BEDES Senior Coach : Peter Riordan Rese rves Coach : Alex Bartsc h 1 . R . Liste r 2 . D. Marshal l 3, P. Riordan (Capt .)

4 . M . Jackson 5 . G Connolly 6 E, Kohs 7 . N . McColough 8. M . Whitlock 9. R . Smallwood 10, S . Gray 11 . R . Grech 12, D . Spencer 13 . M . Roberts 14 . P Lerman 15 . P. Walker 16 . B. Berry 17. M . Atherton 18 P Scheutze 19 D. Bustard 20. M . Beasley 21 . A . Whitelaw 22. B. Casey 23. M . Brett 24. T. Beasley 25, D. Smith 26, T. Cusack 27. J . Elmore 28. C . Freer 29 B Hambridge 30. G Fitzgibbon 31 P Hatzdascalis 32 P. Purcel l 33. Ray Purcell 34. A . Boag 35. B . Mill s 36. M . CHued e 37. N . Fitzgibbon (DVC) 38. B . Dunstan 39.S.Skoda 40. B . Woodland 41 . T. Bryant 42. M, Hollrngworth 43 C Parks (VC) 44,T Boccan

45 J Berry 46. G . Hilet 47. P. Thompson 48. L. Kell y 49, A . Pett!nella 50. P. Atherton 51 . N . Williamson 52 .S Mann 53. B . Chandler 54. M . Danlens 55. S. McIver 56 M . Beasley 57 G McIver 58 8 Ra k 59. P. Newport 60. M . Beasley 61 . S. Campbell 62 . S . Mathieson

AlM,IE IN ffUE P!IPE~Ei S WHITEFRIARS Senior Coac h R. Keane Reaerves Coach E . Govl c 1 C Whit e 2 S Woodman 3 M F Reidy 4 A Kilkenny 5 R Van Raay 6 D Blakey 7 P Coghlan 8 A McKeown 9 P Harrison 10 T Pratt 11 D Sutton 12 M Spears 14 D Harris 16 M Borrack 17 S Saniamaria 18 D Mullins 19 D Crowe 20 G Woolndge 21 . T Coghian 22 M Feutril 23 P Qardulh 24 J Bonnyman 25 W Lyal l 26 0 Callman 27 MJ Reidy 28 B Lee 30 PO'Bnen 31 M Davidson 32 P Hackett 33 0 Brown 34 S Lowell 35 J Dunbar 36 P Bunn 37 S Williams 38 L McLaughlin 39 M McLe!Iand 40 B Tierney 41 S Gardu!h 42 G Puglia 43 P Lete!

44 R Baker 45 P Hay 46 V Scully 47 P Mason 48 D Barclay 49 S McAuliffe 50 J Coghlan 51 R Shaw 52 M Lawson 53 J Newton 54 T Hughes 55 S McLennan 56 A Tymms 58 G Whit e 59 T Bor n 60 N Peterson 61 J Walsh 62 C Gay 63 D Flanagan 64 R Buykx 65 D Toll 66 B Williams 67 N Hughes 68 0 Johns 69 E Govi c 70 N Robertson 71 P Sully 72 D ThOmas 73 S Wegener

A Section

COLLEGIANS Bruce Ferguson Reserves Coach : Chris Warner ' S Wlliiam s

2 D Hoyle (VC) 3 R He--ma n 4 M Hibbrs 5 J Schmid; 6 A ingie[on 7 C Higson

8 C Pollock (DIVC) 9 S Bickford 10 C Warner (CC Res) 11 . W Daly

12 A ':.?abb 13 S H n,hen (Capt ) 14 R Schober 15 16 17 r Ble : .' . . .an 18 D Ker r

'9 20 21 22 23 24

S Fraser G Peck I Robers G Parsons A Wright P Kir g

25 A Baum 26 T Habben 27 A Cooper 28 R Se,edra 29 K Parsons 30 M Galbraih 31 P Lawrence 32 M Ammann 33 A Tob n 34 P Kahn 35 N Evans 36 N Pike 37 C Coyne 38 M Conron 39 M Be-vet 40 A Lord 41 R Teale 42 G GnEflh 43 N Comiey 44 R Brewer 45 A Wes!aco:t 46 A. Dee 47 .l Ingletcn

48 J Lemon 49 M Bullard 50 R Creeves 51 C Sngleton 55 M Davis 56 J Smith 58 P Snan 59 R Lancaster 60 J Woac

61 P, Cuohant

MARCELLIN

DE LA SALLE

Senior Coach : i M Green 2 P Barry

3 M Bedside 4 P HDds,verth 5 N Fraser 6 B Hanrahan 7 R Williams 8 C Wr,-ght 9 T Cooke 10 P Manes 11 M Magee 12 13 P O'Toole 14 R Faulkner 15 G Connolly 16 A 0Keee 17 P Green

18 M Donohue 19 R Carter 20 J Buckley 21 M De,%esan 22 S Nash 23 S Pappon 24 M . Lose 25 D Nugent 26 J O'Calahan 27 D Kinsella 28 29 J Roges 30 C Heard 31 S Davey 32 P Green 33 C Campbell 34 P Waldron 35 A McCorMSi 36 M Smith 37 W Gaspanr; 38 J Antonio 39 J MecWfi 40 S McGran 41 K Mullins 42 N Mitchell Hill 43 M Harrington 44 T Spencer 45 C McClunan 46 P Murphy

47 B Kellett 48 T Bndesort 49 M Harris 50 A Demase 51 R Stewart 52 M Hagen 53 T 'm 54 T Daws 55 P Dwyer 56 R Hayes 57 M Forrest 58 P Logan

Senior Coach : Neil Le Lievre Reserves Coach : Michael Dillon 1 A Paatsch (VC) 2 C Petro" 3 4 5 6

M Cooper C Car r P Can a G O'Connel l

7 M Di;lon (ResCap) 8 T Amad 9 M Day 10 A Gallaghe r 11 C Slattery (DVC) 12 A Cul :man 13 C Hesse 14 D Have 15 D Ebert 16 W tJcDonell 17 M Colson 18 A CaHry 19 M Delahunt 20 J Hesse

21 J Amad 22 T 0'Hehir 23 S Lennox 24 J O'Loughbn 25 M Keays 26 J Toannej 27 D Winterbottmn 28 S Psoras 29 B Ben(ley 30 R Ste.+art (VC Res) 31 C Castagn a 32 G Sheehan 33. A Maher 34 L Demon 35 R . O'Callaghan 36 D Menzies

37 P Sheeha n 38 D O'Callaghan 39 F Bat6stella 40 A Zanron i 41 C Burke 42 J Sco!t 43 A Kennedy 44 P N1clnNre 45 M Ryan 46 J Gads 47 T Buhagiar 48 J Golds 49 G Hughes 50 A Robmson 55 M Stapleton 56 A Day

58 P Andueza 64 P l-uan'c',

NORTH OLD BOYS Senior Coach : M . Hannebery Reserves Coach : G. Pearse 1 A Egan (DVC) 2 M Hannebery 3 J Tierney 5 M Schmid; 6 M BorCich 7 P Boot h a F Muto 9 S O'Rourke (VC) 10 B Hanlon 11 B Jones 12 P. War 13 8 Curulii 14 P Mtllett 15 P Kearney 16 M Hadley 17 M Boyd

19 P Considine (Capt) 20 M. Malone 21 D Baker 22 M Fenrlelly 23 C Aevras 24 J Rae 25 J. Flynn 26 S H :bbert 27 R . Atkmson 28 P Butier 29 J McIntyre 30 M Lynch 31 G OTode 32 B Sexton 33 B Dubas 34 D Pasquanello 35 D Edwards 36 P Hehir 37 J Zumbo 38 B Leavdd 39 K Scott 40 I Turnbull 41. P Dwyer 42 A Baker 43 A Ordli 44 B GGrolami 45 M Deane 46 P Hovey

47 C Desmond 48 N Garnham 50 C Hibbert 51 P Callaghan 52 S P Moloney 53 M. Hibbert 54 T Keogh 55 D Fogarty 56 D Hofs;ede 59 J Aquila 60 S Currie 61 K Healey 63 P Symes 66. P -~'rtgman f^ In-

OLD SCOTCH 1 E Alle n 2 4 5 6

J Reddish J McMillan R Maxweil W Alle n

7 S McGill 8 A Lloyd 9 R. Senior 10 S Spar, 11 . R Malcolm 12 . J . Ker r 13. R . Austi n 14. S. Sutherland 16 A . Smit h

17 C Walsh 18 R Featherstone 20 T Knight 21 P Shen.ran 23 B Arnold 24 A Dorman 26 D Tyrrell

27 D Campbell 28 A . MacMillan 29 B Hodge 30 F Ke l 31 . A. Chambers 32 D Kay

33 R . Hodges 35 R MacMillan 36 R Tyrrell 37 P Ford 38 A Ha.^roden 40 P Brown 42 J Ma r 43 VJ Matihe..rs 45 S Collins 46. R Fuller 47 M Veseik 49 M Godwin 50 C Wdson 51 T Ellis

52. N Don 52 C Perkins 53 A Ryan 54 D McCall 55 R Hancroit 56 D Senior 57 D Fergusson 59 S Bones 60 D Beck

OLD PARADIANS Senior Coach: John o'conneil Re serve Coach : Mori( Teliefson I P Consdine (DVC) 2 P "bo o 3 M Conycdrle 5 D Spillane 7 J Madden 8 D. Reeves 9 T. Canavan 10 B Considme 11, M Wood 12 T Flynn 13 D Jackson 14 P Fahey 15 d Atta 16 M . Heffernan 17 D Howard 18 B Grills (VC) 19 D Bibby

20 D McInerney 21.TC;:a a 22,T Regan 23 P Luchetta 24, 0 Abrahams 25 D Miceli 26 S Exton 28. P Shanno n 29 M. TelIefson (Res.C) 30 F Gleason (Capt) 31 B Powel l 32 . C, O'Halloran 33 A Peyton 34 M Re d 35, A. Morelli 36 B. McClements 37 D. Freeman 38 R . Mills 39. D Quix 40 S. Craroiey 41 . G . KaIDnkos 42 P Hammond 43. M . Vea r 44 T Pritchard 45 D Perryman 46 J Elks 47 S Liddcutt 48. P Caddy 49. G. Jewett 50 C . Larkins 51 . J. Fahy 52. C. Ray (Res.VC) 53. M Burns 55. D BlacWey 56 P. Walsh 58 P. LaRosa 59 D Beck 61 P Hewitt 65 D Ryan 69 S 0 Connell

ORMON D Senior Coach : Mr. Michael Anhur-Allen Assistant Coach : Mr. Geoff Riley I R Tonki n 2 P Schuhkrait 3 T Boyanton {R Capt ) 4 R Barnes (Cap! ) 5 D McDonald 6 M Buckley 7 G Fishe r 8 M Gilmore 9 C Tonkin 10 G Ritchie 11 R Strahan (R VCapt ) 12 A Mehrte n 13 P Kingston (VCapt) 14 S Taylo r

15 G Burke 16 R Eishold 17 P Sutherland 18 P Cox 19 A Jobirng 20 B Nash 21 S Carboon 22 B Connell 23 P McDonald 24 S McCooke 25 P Forsyth 26 P Mehrien 27 T Hrll e 28 R Burgess 29 G Petering 30 M Sinclair 31 R Wood 32 M McDonald (DVCapt) 33ARce 34 G Russal 35 L McMahon 36 M Devine 37 D Roberison 38 P Mitruyr 39 W 8ramich 40 M ToGn 41 J Symeopoulo, 42 J Casey 43 P Harnng ;on 44 M Burns 45 R Si y:e;on 46 M Anderson 47 W Crump 48 A Best 49 B Madden 50 J Da:: 51 J McAiroy (RVCapt ) 52 T Ts+avn s 53 A Muldoon 54 T Stelan 55 A Ne.vstead 56 A H :II 57 M Bet's 58 R oaten 59 B 1NiH+ams 60 D Cox 61 R Crompton 62 G Georgrev 63 A Gu :nane 64 A Notien 65 B Egan 66 D Chaernan (57 S Volk .. a, 68 S Fenton 69 C Davis 7G fh Bannon

OLD XAVERIANS Senior Co®clr.

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5 P C, na~t (coat 6 J Curra n 7 W Ddn:cn NCzp ) fl S Cunan 9 M BraYe 10 N Baske a1 G Gree.mar n 2 M OShauy r'zssy 11 3 M taaan 14 T Hack 5 M Da`>on Meeran 7 A Rdph 18 J M iay 19 G Gaxbrr7 ' 204 Q.. ....

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29 D ', ~ 0 D Dann 31 R Ra^^ (CR:s) as C P 33 P 34 i 35 C .-rn-.,on 36 R 14a .37 C Senor 38 D Frarx;:s 39 R Ma^t.eotl 40 A Ro9E*s (VC Pilo) A ~ .K~ :2Jttr:e 43 %4 iv 44 B Heaphy 45 N S^,argo 46 S Furpbp 47 D Shetxs 48 C Pappagae:grou :9 J Ptiy 59 M Pzre 51 D Berry 52 t.1 D_waney 53 r.t Fenrlossy 54 M B.cm`un 55S B e 56 M G: 57 8 lOrurm b-'aroh 58 T Arntxose 59 S Burke as A Vtboc&_y 1 M Fr2+.xnan ' 62 J N3son 63 A M,cNab 64 B Prose 65 C Ru'6 P Mwnsey 67 S Ha hbnr ain 68 R Han 69 1 Moorish 70 S Ryan n Dtta.n 72 73 C T1 oro9nod 74 S Sane y

75 D MrCornce 76 G G':c 77 J Hard-n GO D OR-

ST. BERNARDS Senbr Coach: Frank r.1~Coacir.

John wood

3 P 4 vC. , CIC 5 J Y fi G Eo (DVC) 7 J 8P 9 G Wee (Cap.) 10 J Fed-co ti P OR12 P Hogan 13 R Purzzs 4 S Mc4ran 15 F MLVYSy^ha.^ 16 J Pearsw 17 A Ps,res9 ta" P Mal-ad/ 19 s Byme 20 J F21 C Karoo, 22 M Mahatly 23 G Nd.a 24 K Ma*y 25 G be 26S Re 27 A ..

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52 D 53 M '; . . . .

54 G N 55DP o 56 M 57 A Hl,58 Na. 599A EW 60 S J:n'rs Cr C Donlan 62 G Tro y 63 M Ba264 D Wood 85 T Burk.

E6 D Burke 67M G• ., 68DA 69 D P 70 P +a5 71 A 73 FC 74Sr 76 P Frer^jn 77 M D,-.-,,g 78 M De.er

UNIVERSITY BLUES Senior Coach : Alan Satter Reserves Coach : Steve King 1 C Holmes 2 R Furphy 3 GWd1!ams (DVC) 4 M sera 5 B Angel 6 W Carroll 7 G Ar.en 8 R Robrwn 9 A Christie 10 B Mar 11 E Banks 12 S Maciaiey (C) 13 R Renhard 14 D Gus; (VC) 15 G Ncho!Is 16 P AnsloBe 17 J KarU s 18 N tongm,re 19 D Karamoshos 20 M Worth 21 A SCMicht 22 R Jalsic 23 T Giles 24 A VJanis 25 M Johns 26 D Machines 27 M Light 28 G Hazcadirw 29 M Troan 30 G Cas;r~.,rth 3'. M Formosa 32 A Nugent 33 M Conr>cck 34 J Jones 35 P Grutzner 36 N Macaulay 37 S Crone 38 A Mitchell 39 J Gorton 40 T Watson 41 R Luscornbe 42 C Hume 43 M Wilson 44 S Carroll 45 G Taylor 46 B Langley 47 M Hckey 48 J Mooney 49 B Christie 50 P Mott 51 T Allies 52 N Hopkns 53 A Kimp,on 54 J young 55 D AtWns 56 N Schmid!

57 M Pmkey 59 D Christie 60 D Shay, 61 W Harris 62 G Seiiv.ood 64 R Foey 65 S Kinard, 66 J Hysop 69 S Kin g 72 D O Brian 77 M Rchards

B Section

BULLEEN/ CAULFIELD TEMPLESTOWE GRA MM ARIANS

Senior Coach : Graeme Jacobs Rese es Coach : George rv Rice 1 . G Clarke 2 N Tsiotmas 3 D . Agosta 4 D Fit t

5 M Wilso n 6. R . Heath (DVC ) 7. P Robertson 8, A, Smythe (Capt ) 9, S Wotherspoon 10 P Georg e 11 . S Farley 12 . A . Parris (Res.D.V.C) 13, J McInerney 14 T Pulse 15 PFaulkner (ResC )

16 P Corstorphin (RVC.) 17 B Pollard 18 A Course 19 P Nigro 20 H Hansiou (VC,) 21 5 Drive r 22 B. Stokes 23.S. Pace 24 P Chadwick 25, T. Merrell 26 B .Sheehan 27 B Kelly

28 P Mutimer 29 A Panou 30 R Fiel d 31 F Farchione 32, D. Shine 33. G . Miles 34. P Bell 35.T. Row e 36, M . Godden 37 C. Connelly 38. D. Cameron 39, B Croft 40 M McInerney 41 A Rozantis 42 B Shepherd 43 D Murray 44 P Espenchied 45 D Philpots 46 G. Hanrnngton 47. C. Shallard

48 J Allard 49 D . Glover 50. C Bryce 51, B, Harvey 52 G King 53 I Driver 54 C Chapman 55 P Gilmore 56 M Osborne 57 R . Minney 58, P Kirby 59, D Farley 60, N . Cameron 61 D Martin

Senior Coach: Peter Chisnarn Reserves Coach : Peter Olivieri 1 D Matthews (Capt .)

2 A . Harloc k 3 M McClelland (DVC) 4 A Norma n 5 G Boston 6. D. Gregor 7 . A Nader 8. R Fish 9. D. Lowe 10 . J. Stone 11 N Brohier 12 B Mathews 13 . P Armstrong 14 H . Worsley

15 C Cooney (VC) 16 T Royals 17 G Poole 18 J Cromme 19 D Har t 20 M . Cashard 21 . J Roseman 22 C. Bettany 23, D Alle n

24 K Dach s 25, S Allen (Capt Res) 2& S, Williams 27 G Williams 28 S Stevenso n

29 R Castles (RVC) 30 D Felsenthal l 31 A Kahofer 32 . S. Barker 33 . G . Scotland 34, A . Murphy 35 R . Harris 36. C. Worthington 37. M . Scholten 38 P Atkinso n 39 N Bedson 40 R Harrison 41 R Morrissey 42 G Dind 43 C Wilson 44 D Smith 45. P Murtagh 46 D . Kompes 47 N Carter 48, 5, Good 49. J. Roberts 50. M Stanlo 51 . K, Hedin 52 . S . Morrison 53 J . Harley 54, N Hemstro n 55 N Matthews '..

56 R Sweetlan d

57 A Walker 71 G Paine '..

FAWKNER Senior Coach : Stephen Buckley Rese rves Coach : Ken Busst 1 . M Tymms 2 3 G Busst 4 W Hoare 5 S Little 6, R, Culson 7 D Cropley 8 I . Habgood 9. J . O'Leary 10 . J Ross 11 . M, Middlemo 12, P. Tymm s 13 . P Kerslake 14 M Roach 15, D. Terr y 16 M Roberts 17 N Horvath 18 A Buckley 19. S Barrett 20, G . Scott 21 . P McAuliffe 22. D Booth 23. B . Saggers 24 . S. Buckley 25, A, Saggers 26. B Selleck

27 G . Livingstone 28 C Gleeson 29. M Barret t 30 T Scot t 31 U Protenna 32 A Johnston 33. P Ma)erczak 34 . D Ruggerio 35. P. Barrett 36, B . McLachlan 37. J . Cornellssens 38. G . Youn g 39 C . Habgood 40 S. Maggs 41 T Bor g

42 K . Dehenin 43 D Gill 44 C Mitchell 45 M Busst 46 B Smith 47. A Brown 48 G Walker 49 D Porte Ii 50 R Cohen 51 A Wood 52 M Potter 53

54 . M Kane 55 S Brosnan 56 D Salt 57 R Par r 58 S Daltonso 59 . D . Cecchney 60 D . Douglas 63 T. Kavanagh 94 A Scott

IVANHO E 1 D JaGka 2 J Matthew 3 T Hyde 4 M Donohue 5 P Manuel 6 P Hoski n 7 B Allender 8 S Corlett 9 M Thackerwray to G Kennedy (C) 11 B S Adam s i2 Parkinson 13 R Robinson 14 E Newbol d 15 A Castagn,nt (VC) 16 P Penengil l 17 L Clarke 18 R Elms t9 G Bullen 20 A Woll 21 C Rose 22 R BLyth 23 M Lengacher 24 M Flyn n 25 A Barro 26 A Caddy 27 D 0 Sullivan 28 G 0 Sullivan 29 D Carroll 30 P Rawiey 31 T Anderson 32 S Joh n 33 C Flynn(RC) 34 S Hogan 35 M Lunn 36 S 0 Connor 37 I Forsyth 38 D Richards 39 T McMahon 40 B Lckman 41 C McDonald FVC) 42 C Tucker 43 M Lacey 44 D Hoffman 45 D Robertson 46 J Lync h 47 D Sheridan 48 S Hal l a9 B Mango 50 W Lloyd 51 D Speechiey 52 A Nag y 53 J Makin 54 P McMahon 55 R McCormack 56 W Bake r 57 D Balcombe 58 M Balcombe 59 A Baicambe 60 R Broo k 61 G Cameron 62 D Cartwnght 63 R Doyl e 64 VJ DWeskS 65 P Dwyer 66 A Fry 67 i Jones 68 S Martin 69 S Monev 70 P Morcom R Murphy 72 M Pra[l 73 J Rafiopoulas C Richards 5 u 'Nebb 76 N Daily 77 P Costs 78 T Donahue 79 S K, 80 S Wise rig

81 A Sotnapoulos 82 R Angehni 83 R Day

KEW Senior Coach : Brett Burde n Rese rves Coach Barry Tobias 1 . M . Lor d 2 . N . Griffiths 3. G . McColl 4. S . Lor d 5, & Irwin 6. M . Bra 7. B . Casauna 8. J . Busuitil 9. A. Peric 10, T. O'Kayli 11 .

12 . C. VigliotU 13. C. Kiriako u 14, P Clayton (VC) 15. P, Smit h 16. N. Duncan 17. J . Casauria 18. G . Kalac 19. R . Barry 20. I . Mill s 21 . S . Harrison 22 . R .Schobe r

23. F. Haralambopoulos 24. B. Burden (C ) 25. A . Jenkins

26, C . Haralambopoulos 27 . R. Love 28. G . Portelli (R .C.) 29.E,Bamundo 30. 0. Greenwood 31 . B, Vighott i 32 . J. Brassi l 33. C . Bradley (RVC) 34. D. Lewis 35,S . Beynon 38, M . Cavanagh 39 . S . Royston 40 . A . Price

41, D . Zerbi 42 . V. Won g 43, D. Lavecchie 44 T. Gourdoulis 45 . M . Carydi s 46, S . Vidmopoulos 47, J . Hill 48, M . Peric 49 .S . Bruno 50. N . Dellis 51 . R . Bruno 52. J . laconis 53, D . Sticca 54. A .Easuna 55. A . Mantas 56.J.luhano 57 J. Lo u

58. C Carydis 59 H Kendall 60 5 Rizzolio

M ONASH UNI . BLUES Senior Coach: Brian Ford Reserves Coach : Ivan Ses t 7 J Alexander 2 D Carman 3 I Best

4 B Cornwel ; 5 G Gale 6 1 Hildebrand 7 A BIaCkShavr 6 A Barker

9 L Baring 10 J Johnstone 11 M Spencer 12 G Man n 13 R Culvenor 4 A Roberts 15 W Gannon 16 A Ow n 17 S Zacharias 18 G Hipwell 19 D Schwedes 20 S Manuell 21 S Dies

22 B Rodon, 23 D L -nc n 24 X Xe^ofonns 25 C Forbe s 26 A McGregor (C) 27 S Connell y 28 P Little

29 A Sapsford 30 J Sturgess (VC) 31 L Mete 32 K Haeusler 33 A Lair d 34 J Gun 35 P OLeary 36 M Kerr 37 J Andntsos 38TGtll 39 M Ba :iey 40 M Hoyle 41 A Kers 42 R Dean 43 M Bowman 44 J Koop 45 P Stockda,e 46 J Katsaras 47 I McConville 48 P Antnlsos 49 1 Kohler

50 R Davies 51 P Thandos 52 J Taylor 53 J Shady 54 R Trembath 55 Z Mar c 56 R McCormick 57 M Kan¢ay 58 M Hanlon 59 H Middleton 60 A Hodgson 61 C Black 62 A Hadley 63 P Kevekordes 64 A Urba n

65 D Wood 66 N Neophttou 67 D Holov:ay 68 G Scaim 69 D OKeeae C King ? M Hay

OLD TRINITY GRA MMARIA NS Senior Coach : M . Trotter Rese rves Coach: C . Neav e 1 A Dunn 2 C Robison 3 A Allibon (C) 4 T Norman (VC ) 5 D 0'Shaughnessy 6. A . Taylo r 7. P Yeoman 8. D Adgemis 9. C . Glass 10 . C. Bren t 11 . T Phillips 12 A . Vrze 13 . B. Trotter 14 P Bear 15 T Pontefract 16 A Black 17 L Farrell 18 A Maizels 19 . J, Hope 20. R . Wardrop 21 . S. Drum 22 . P Robison 23.J, Adgemis 24, A . Anderson 25 E . Borghes 26 L . Colema n

27 I Wallace (DVC) 28 G . Harvey 29, S Collins 30 C Small 31 M Turner 32 . N Summut 33. P. Scott 34, P. Papas 35. A. McAree 36. J . Carnegie 37 R . Sell a 38 J Cash 39 S Williams 40 R, Workman 41 P Weidlmg 42 R Gruen 43 C Neave 44 A Turner 45 N . Koldis 46. M Heat h

47. A Phadoneos 48. B . Beamish 49 C. Cooper 50. D. Wallace 51 . D. Rogers 52 . D Butera 53 S, Cowley 54 D Woods 55 J, Francis 56 R Collier 58 M Pitt 63 J Davey

PARKSIDE Senior Coach : Wayne Bannister Reserv es Coach : Mark Wilso n 1 W Bannister 2 B Glasgow 3 F Sansonetu 4 R Gar d

5 T Gard 6 K Sweeney 7. G . Yoksich 8, R Shanahan 10 M . Sturgess 11 . P Hansen 12 . L . Inserr a 13 . V. Sollgo (VCR) 14. M . SedgwiCk 15.J . Papas 16 M Campbell 17 C Freeman 18 J . Adducci 19 P Whitfield 20, M Page (CS) 21 . A . Walsh 22 . M . Wilson (CCR) 23, M . Sherlock 24. G . Williams 25. N Deluca 26. M . Bradley 27. L Pan)an 28. T Frankli n 29. M Rowe (VCS) 30 K Nuna n 31 J King 32 L Cowell 33 W. Reid 34 . T. Pavia 35 . G . Panlari 36, P Torre

37, P. Coleman 38. J . Amato 39.D Debasi 40 S . Rodwell 41 . D Wood 42 . P Papas 43 44 45 46 47

D Whatmough P Harris P Matkaris R . McGaw N . Mitchell

48 .J. Bastow 49 . M. Harrison 50, K . Hart y 51 . J Panagiotopoulos 52 . G. Phtlpott 53 D Campbell 54 F. Denami 55. D Watson 56 T. Firt h 57 R Livingston 58 D Pavdt 59 N Vincnona 60. M Anic 61 M, Noormets 62 P Brennan 63 . A Skerrr t 69 S Lock

THERRY Senior Coach : B . Dunn Rese rves Coach: J. Toohey 1 . G Biddlestone (VC) 2. S . Flahert y 2. J Zanetti 3 J Toohey 3 G Nyman 4 S Eastmure 4. J . Bade r 5. S. Ramsay (DVC) 6. T Quinn (C) 7. P Jone s 8. A . McAuliffe 9. M . Grocock 10 R Egglestone 11 . A. Crott y 12 D. Cenni 13 J. DAndrea 14 J Gallagher 15 S Cranwell 16 S Gibson 17 . R . Lyons 18 . T. Taylo r

19 . A . Ratcliffe 20. P Marantelli 21, J . Tyle r 22 C . Mills 23. C. Bye 24 . P Mellon 24. G Faickh 25 M O'Rourke 26 P Rya n 27 M Tadinac 28 D Sandman 29. W. Thomas 30 . R . Kan e 31, S . Ryan 32 . R . Costello 33 . S . McMahon 34 . M . Donohue 34 . G . Lynch 35 D Aitken 37 D, Castaldi 38 . C Lync h 40 C Muscat 41 W Lind 43 A Whelan 46 . C. Ryan 47. P Ratcliffe

48 . D . Wngglesworth 51 . R . Mora n 54 . P. Salerno (CR) 64 . P. Crott y 65. M Hogan 75, P Brun o 88. P Murphy (VCR)

UNIVERSITY BLACK S I J Ro.vbonom 2 A Lazarus 3 J Clarke 4 M Russell 5 N Tunbridge 6 A Coker

7 S Cero8 J Somerwt;e 9 S PhdOpSOn 10 S Brommeu 11 I Alexander 12 N Clark (Cap!) 13 L Banks 14 T Marks 15 J Garde 16 B Kedar 17 D God,ng 18 M Lagaste s

19 P Vaughan (DVC) 20 8 Thomas 2' C Jobson 22 M Elimghaus 23 A Bearham 24 R Forfei t 25 M Gibney 26 B Pattmson 27 N Heath (DVC) 28 6 van Condemn 29 J Gray 30 P Conway 3? J Cummins 32 N Pappas 33 S Le e

34 D

35 J H, , 36 M Cro'.hers 37 A Fethers 38 A McArthur 39 S Davie

40 G Dalbosco 4; M McLaughlin 42 G Wines (VC) 43 B Warren 44 P Dllon 45 J Fn!n 46 C Thompson 47 L Doyle

48 A Rogers 49 D Bowers 50 M Shaddock 51 J Cho=miey 52 M Bell 53 J Forv.ood 54 P Jessup 55 G Keys 56 A Proke[i 57 C Dennis 58 A Cook 59 D Benson 60 G Hawser 6 ; J tv7cCashney 62 A Cummughan 63 G Condon

64 D McNa:r 65 A Batey 66 P Colling s 67 D Haramantas 68 R Fraze r

69 R Razmara 70 T Carney 71 K Heard 72 M &nrap 79 A Tudge 81 M Pryc r 99 S Woodward 100 H Sher

C Section

41~

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PAn

MELBOURNE OLD BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL Senior Coach : Mark Sarau O .B.

Senior Coach: Shane Molloy Resenes Coach : Senior Coach : Steve Scullin I John Lord 1 . S Scullin I R eserves Coach : Tony Short 2 J Kouryialis 3 L Holt 1 C Anastasakis 4 M Legge 2 A Atchison 5 C. Ladd (M) 3 R Verma 6 P Williams 4 D Menzies 7 J Fraumano 5. R . Martin 8. B. Moloney 6. N Moody 9. G. Pyers 7 D Joyce 10. M Fraumano ('v>;) 8, R . Ward 11 M . Fidler 9 D. Comer (VCSen) 12 . W. Gibson 10 M. Beazley 13, A Short it . P. Cheste r 14 D Attard (C) 12 G McLardie (C. Sen.) 15 S Gray 13 A Dawson 16 S Mikac 14 R McGrego r 17 G Williams 15 P Sala DvC Sent 16 P Ko z 18 G. Anderson 19 M Scullin 20. G . Gent 21 . 8 Qutlham 22 . J. Gilham 23 J, Turnbull 24. B Hartin 25 M Power 26. A . Weston 27 T Jenkins 28 P Adams 29 C Williams 30 B Gilles 31 G Foster 32 G Braddy 33 D. Hobba 34 C. Stevens 35 T Muir

36 D Turner 37 D Gent 36 R Wo!fendon 39 G Mooney 40. K Edwards 41 A. Mill 42 P Barnes 43 D Hedger 44 C Hoist 45 C West 46 C. Richmond 47. S. Tolley 48. D Glass 49, B Hogan 50 M. Phillips 51 . A Thompson 52 . S Coulson 53 B. Bowle r 54 R . Doherty 55 D Williams 56 M Hayes 57 D O'Brien 58 D Moloney 59 s Westley 60. C McCann

17 A Drummond 18. R, W x

19 A, Legwich 20 A. Athanaspoulos 21 . D Lord 22 C Flegeltaub 23 C Drake 24 T Scnns 25 A Capp 26 R Knight 27 D Rome 28 C Ravage 29 C Geehman 30 S Keane 31 M Roach (Cap Res) 32 . J Newton 33 B . Da.w6ng 34 S Giessen 35 T Blythman 36 R Terrains 37 J . McLoughlin 38 C Short 39 A . Kennedy 40. P Getling 41 B Keane 42 P Fenrrng 43 A Confat 44 P O'Connor 45 A Sainsbury 46 S Mansbrldge 47. S Gabrielson 48 C Home 49 P Ken t

50 Andrew Dawson 51 S Red

M /TOYOTA

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Rese rves Coach: Wayne Marshall

1 C Bennett (VC ) 2 M McLennan (DVC) 3 A Pryo r 4 M Barbe r 5 M Waddington 6 M Allen 7 S . O'Connor 8 M State d 9 A Grant 10 C Lads (C) 11 M Fisher 12 D Cochran 13 J Lad e 14 . J Bennett 15 C Davies 16 P Thompson 17 P Wolf

18 M Wise 19 S Gibson 20 T. Grant 21 . C . James 22. P Grant 28 T Gale 31 . S Murray 34 J Godendge 36 S. McLeod 39 R Smith

OLD BRIGHTON RESERVE S Reserves Coach : Wayne Marshal l 1 R Hopkins 3 D. Smyth 4 G Drew 5 T Bowes 6 R Wraith 8 D Bellmame tt, B. Molloy 12, J Mille r 14 . M . Osborne 19 0 Millis 22 J Mackenzie (CR) 29 P Tatze r 32 M Dobbie 34 D . Rowe 42 G Wood 47 D Taylor 54 R Hall

OLD HAILEYBURIANS Senior Coach: Phil Stevens Reserves Coach: Kerry Sawtel l 1 A Baxter 2 R Paul 2 J Wood 3 N Schmidt 3 P Merrett 4 P Jury 4 J Robertson 5 G, Phillips 5 S Marshall 6, W Smith 7 G . March 8 A Orton 9 A Mytton 10 P Bennett it W Shand 11 R Wilson 1 2 D Seccull (Capt .)

12 G Meadows 13. P Bream 14. G . Lasscock 14. S Bell

15, A Hicks 16 J. Bingham 16 C Farr 17. W Cox 18. M . Constable 19 R Gerr y 19 A Tnkler 20 J Kingsley

2t A Walden (DVCapt) 22 C Gregson 23 D. Scaunxh 24 P Noske 24 T. Snowball 25 A . Holohan 26 P Bowman 26 R . Wise 27. G . Smith 27 J Kingston 28 D Merrett 28 A Gitchns t 29 J, Rae '.., 30 G Bal l 31 N Cameron 32 D Mille r 33 M Larkwarth y 34. D Alhson 35 B. Van Ti:est 36. A . Mountford 37. J. Clarkson 38 C Lane 39 C Taranto 40 J Hole; 41 A Chil d

42 P Flockhart 43 P Bramtch 44 D Stuar . Maguire t45C 46 D Lear 47. R. Dobson 56. B. Ladds 57 G. Taylor

OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIAN S Senior Coach : Laurie Stratto n

Rese rves Coach : Joe Grand e 1 . B. Yanvood L Stratton S. Jenkin s I Wells (Capt .)

5DKin g 6 D Veal - B. Cockerill is . P Skalberg 9. S Ball

M Colledge A. Rya n . ' :.. A . Marks 13 J Marshall 14 M . Howard 15 C. Lynch 16 D Dowell 17 M Davies 18 R Englander 19 R McKenzi e

M Dyso n A Haug (Res, Capt.)

22 . D . Scott 23. D Purcell (VCapt .)

24 . P Rya n 25 V Karakaltsas 26 B. Parry 27 P Ritchi e 28 S Theodorakopoulos 29 R Lewi s 30 J Santos 31 J Norman 32 . N Harris 33 S, Ramsdell 34 P Mattis 35 S Conboy 36 Shaun Burns 37 1 Scott 38 T Bowes 39 . R Bashford 40 B Douglas 41 . S Burns 42 P Bullock 43 P Selleck 44 C Hau g 45 D Simonsen 47. D . Cuttriss 48 A. Parker 49 M Dodderill 50 P DeBortoh 51 P Larki n

52 A Novak 53 L . Hockins (DVC) 54 A Curtis 60 J, Lumicist 63 N Skalberg

OLD MIELBURAJIAPd S Senior Coach : Alan Stoneham Reserves Coach: Simon Trumble 1 T writs 2 R Pisarsk, 3 J Nichols, (VC) 4 B Morphet 5 P Murray 6 I Arnold 7 D Da,,son 8 A Tym ms 9 G Bradshaw (DVC) 10 A Joyce 11 N Johnstone 12 W Bagim 13 R Seccull 14 A Ashton 15 I MeMulhn 76 P Woo d

17 B Nial l 18 M Champion 19 P Thompson 20 A Sale k 21 J Roysmnh 22 I Mackay 23 A wins (Cap[) 24 D Wilson 25 R Brovv n 26 M Youngman 27 E Coroner 28 C Ternll 29 R Mead 30 J Mitchell 31 R Gtllard 32 8 Webb 33 A Bull tC Res) 34 M Hall o

35 M Weber (DVC Res) 36 P Nelso n 37 G Curtis 38 P Koren 39 R Nelson (VC Res) 40 C Walke r 41 G Dean 42 E Smthers 43 P &rrell 4 ; R Baldwm 45 Z usemov 46 C Hanchette 47 D Ward Ambler 48 W Ward Ambler 49 T Stuckey

50 T Read 51 B Armtage 52 J Thomson 53 J Par a 54 A Wilson 55 D Nelson 56 T Poolman 57 N Crampton 58 T Leas k 59 W Caine 60 J Warmsley 61 M King 62 C Raymond 68 S Maranbo 69 D Hamilton

ST. KEVINS OLD BOY S Senior Coach: Alan QuaiSe Reserve Coach : Chris Nettlefoki 1 R Hawkins 2 S Haidamous 3 W Keighran 4 C McKenzie 5 R Callahan 6 G. Gros s 7_ S Kerr (DVC) 8 M Tempany 9 S Lync h

10. L Crohan (CR) 11 H Stone

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SERVICE STATION

1 2 A, Wells 3 J Vital e

4 G Petsinls 5 D Pougios 7 P Hopper 8, A . Fellows (Capt.)

9 T. States 10. R Gleaso n 11 . A . Fleming (RC) 12 E . Caumaudo 13 C Pearso n 14 B, Jenking 15. B Pellegrino 16 D Farchione 17 . D Leal e

12 R Arhurson 14 P Joyc e

15 B Edwards 16 P OBrien 17 P Sutton 18 C Halfpenny 19 J Watkin 20 W Dwyer 21 S. Ring

22 B Campbell (VC) 23. M Water s 24. P Quinton 25 D Rigoni 26 D Simmons 27 J Quinlan 28 G Ker r 29 A Fraser 30 B Sn_a'I (D'JCR) 31 S Olse n 33 G Mulcahy 34 . P Smith 35, J Sergeant 36 M . McKaige 37 A Beale (Capt ) 38 P Panagiotopoulos 39 L. Taberner 40 B Clark (VCR) 41, J Dynon 42 J Chnsbano 43 P Teloar 44TLee 45 N . Jclly 46 D DeRooden 47, M Trelaor 48 N Fry 49 . G . Wallace 50. L . Kirtr, 51 . P Taberner 52. P Lewin 53 S. Purcell 57 P Kirby

18 Ken Harling 19 G Alberti 20 P Coverdale 21 . E Lentini 22 C . Tsalkos 23. D. Fellows 24, S . Papionou 25, S. Bradford 26 P Batttsta 27 . R Kell y 28 L. Morabito 29 Kevin Harting 30 C Fellows 31 C Koulhnos 32 B McCreddin 33 J Zaico s 34 . J. Black 35 A . LaRosa 36 . M . Golledge 37.J .Theodorou 38, M Gann 39 . P Hone y 40 . V. Deltdo 43 V. Caffra 44 G Bubi s

45 M Bloodworth 46 D Staffor d 47 M Plowrlght 48 P Prinz i 49 J . Bubs 50 R Gilpin 51 M . Boyden 52 K . Chandler 53. S . Lekatsas 56. W Cooper 57 S, Cineran 58. C Cedr o 61 B Keating 62 C Vella

SPONSORS THE MAX HOTE L ORRONG ROA D

THOMASTOWN Senior Coach : John Walsh Rese rves Coach: John Keenan

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S8 P SO N CONSTRUCTION CO.

D Section'.

Fo .nd®d 1906 W . S. A . F . C

ELSTERNWIC6C Senior Coach : Gary Rosewarne Reserves Coach : Dennis Grac e 1 C. Farrington 2 S. Bea n 3 M Sanelli 4 G Rosewarne (C) 5 D Grac e 6 M Lloyd 7A P Hoolihan 7B T Heath 8A D Verbeek SB M Convery 9 A O'Connor 10A C Hitchcock tOB A Ramsay 11 P Mahony

12 P Ballantyne 13 D Burke 14 Alby Conlin 15 L McCooke 16 P Tsiampas 17 G Oakley 18 P Broderick 19 P Ginkel 20 P Southall 21 W Nicholson 22 A Kanpidis 23 N Christie 24 D Conlin 25 T Weedon 26 D Mahony 27 B Garry 28 B Hill 29 J Coyne 30 D Ritchie 31A G Russell 31B L Murphy 32 P Neeson

HAMPTON ROVER S Senior Coach: Ian Ric e Reserve Coach : Da ry l Jopling 2 A Lawso n

3 E Panagiohdis 4 A Naumof f 5 D Rogerso n 6 D . McConville (Capt.)

7 B Hibb s 8 W Capp 9 P Wilson 10 W Austin 11 I Rogerson 12 W Boyle 13 R Melnfak 14 G Kell y

15 1, Mulholland 16 N Hope 17 B Bird (VC.Res) 18 A Winkle r 19 J Hunter 20 N M,Iat 21 E Melnla k 22 R Hetherington (DVC) 23 D Devola 24 M . Young (VC) 25 M Blake 26. J Harper 27 H LeGrand 28 M McKellar 29 N Kell y 30 R Murphy 31 P Pavlou 32 P Morecroft 33 G . Russell 34 P Kell y 35. C Watkins 36 R Tubb 37 M Andrews 38 S McDonal d 39 K Ivey (Capt Res) 40 G Hogget t

BRU N SW I C K Senior Coach : David Bellette Rese rves Coach : Don Pearc e 1 M Cannon 2 K . Lianeas 3 M. DeMorton 4 P DiMarco 5 S Cote e

6 V Grimaldi 7 J. Bnffa 8 A. Francis 9 A, Samartino 10. P Whitman 11 K Hehi r

12. J . Serratore 14 G Parkinson 15 H . Tsailtas 16 S Tsailtas 17 V Lvos i 19 D 20 J 21 J, 22 P

Balazsy Russo Fotias Fox

23 C Fox 24 J Brook 25 B. Smith 26 M Bnffa 27 R Burrows 28 . V Ferzulla 29 D Adams 30 B Bektash 32 P Gennacarro 33 J Androutsos 34 G Arthu r 35 P. Dowsett 36 M Payne 37 D DeMorton 38 M . Kite 40 1 Rooney 41 G Poulton 42 T Samartino 44 D Tai t 45 B Pisasale 46 S Hogg 47 A Smith 48 B Higgins 49 V. Conticchio 50 . R . Tait 51 . D. Soanes 53,A .Conway 55 . H . Blewitt 58 .J. Andrews 62 . R Cannatella

33 T Panantonov I 34 Adrian Conlin 35 P Corkhdl 36 B Thomoson 37 B Grac e 38 J Higgins 41 I Boyle 39 S Smith 42 J Mather 40 M Daniels '..43 J Morecroft 41 M Whelan 44 D Phelan 42 P Rokebrand 45 C Toouii 43, A Hankin 46 P Hartshor n 44 R Nyoeger 47 B Holstoc k 45, R Grandemange 48 G Roulent 46 G . O'Donnell 49 S Thompson 47. B. Ramsay 50 A Luca s 48, C, Bayliss 49 W.Jacobs 50 M Eccles 51 G Hancock 52 L McGregor 53 P Harris 54 C Mathes NORTH

OLD CAMBERWELL Senior Coach: Terry Rossiter Reserv es Coach : Mathew Tod d 1 . M Hodgson 2 . A . Mitche : : 3. N . Brow n 4. A, Too p

5. P Alexander 6. M . Warne r Z P Kerkvleit (DVC) 8. P Jepson

9. R Beal 10 . E . Smith (VC.) 11, A . Danc e 12 . S. Holding 13 M . Newton 14. P Jenkin s 16 W. Inkster (Capt .)

17 J Lablache 18 S Jackson 19 C . Anderson 20 R . Scheiber 21 . A . Schol l 22 . S. Burmeister 23 . M . Armstrong 24. R. Woo d 25. R . Collins 26 G . Young 27.1 . Farmer 28. B Leitch 29 M Hopkins 30 D. Humann 31 A, Cra w 32 G Neate 33, C . Guthrie 34. A . Rogers 35. G . Adams 36. D. O'Connor 37. C, Strachan 38 D . Smit h 39 . M . Todd 40 . B. Salvaris 41 M . Burge 42 . D. Collins 43 . S, Pangrazio 44 . A Hangan 45. J . Howard 46 . N . McCann 47. P Lenton 48 . R. Wagstaff 49. D. Richardson 50 . A. Taylor 51 . A . Walker 52 . A . Watt 53. B.Sudgen 54. J . Murphy 55. D. Murphy 56. R . Blaney 57. C Theofanides 58 M . Canddoro 59. R . Unmack 60. R .Jones 61 . N . Kidd 62 . R . Lee 63. W. Earl

PRESTON MBO B Senior Coach : G . Tsolacos Assistant Coach : T. O'Connor Rese rves Coach : P. Feehan 1 A Bullock 2 I De Bono 3 I . Bliss 4 . S. Hichnchffe 5. D. Cato n 6 D, Hepburn 7 . D . O'Brien 8 0 DeBono 9 D Heenan 10 J Mounsey 11 A . Hodgson 12 P Yendall 13 D Kiernan 14 M Krygger 15 D Hutchinson 16 B O'Connor IT G . Turne r 18 S . Adamson 19 P. Feehan 20. M Faure 21 M . Walkley 22, P Bullock 23 L Ewin g 24 A Firnkandes 25 S. McGowan 26 A . Brydson 27 S Richardson 28 A Alle n

29 C McGaw 30 P. Caligiun 31 D Bullock 32. D Jordon 33 R Haysom 34 M DeBono 35 S Ryles 36 N Maynard 37 E Kyriacou 38 G Sebeh 39 R Johnstone 40 G Georgeson 41 A Hunter 42 M Mason 43 . L . Carigwn 44 . T. Tsoukas 45 . D, Bookluck 46 . R . Mason 47 F. Lorenzon 48, C Chnstou 49, G Cummins 50 C Caligwn 51 . G Tsolacos 52 J Lowden 53 M Mitchell

STATE BA N K Senior Coach : Ken Bremner Capt . Stewart Cloke V.C. Mark Rerdon D .V.C. Kevin De rvan RESERVES Coach : David Jenkins Capt . David Walpole 1, S Cloke 2 R Gneil 3 G . Rolls 4 . K . Dervan 5 J. Beare 6 P Dervan 7 . F May a 8 L Twycross 9 D. Walpole 10 L. Bul l

11 R Hargreaves 12 A Connelly 13 D Taylo r 14 G Smith 15 M Rerdon 16 N Walmeyer 17 D Coltman 18 K, Matherson 19. A, Mahe r

20 J Coghlan 21 C O'Connor 22 . N Roberts 23 M Aumont 24 S Johnson 25 M Gu y 26 J Rio 27 P Wabbis 28 D Lambert 30, C . Saville 31 G . Cramen 32 M . Scott 33 C Kenez 34. M . Wales 35 D Brown 36 D Kay

37 C Arnephy 38 A Roles 39 G Goldsmith 40 D Charleson 41 0 Noronha 42 M Keating 43 . G . Riccio 44 . A. Gale

45 . M . Durham 46 J, Curti n 47, C Papadopoulos 48 . J Murray

49 D Doonan 50 A. Whitelaw 51 B Kennedy 52 M Brown 53 C Michae6dis 54 T Nelso n 55 F Wright 56 D Ross 57 P Hyde 58. C McKillop 59 D Foohtt 60 D Jenkins

W EST BRUNS WI C K SENIORS Coach: Les Whit e 1 I . McNece 2 D Cecchi 3 R Monge r 4 S Casley (VC) 5 P Leatha m 6. S . Capron 7 P Guatta 8 B Taylor 9 B Davis 10 S. Fyffe 11 . L . Kirk 12. K Buhagiar 13 Mark Rodgers 14 D Anderson 15 P McNaughton 16 P Magafas 17 tv1 Wals h

18 J Rarnone (DVC ) 19 G . Brigg s 20. S Lampard 21 D Lampard Capt 22 N Magafas 23J Jackso n 24 J Beaumont 25 C Hatzstavrou 26 S Fitzsimmons 27. G Hatzistavrou 28 B Walsh 30 B Hisco x Reserves Coach : Gar ry Chappel 29 D McAllister (DVC ) 31 W McNeic e 32 D Ackers 33 G Chappell (Capt ) 34 D Flower

35 A Thornton 36 G McDonald 37 S Penny 38 B Mill in 39. W Wilki e 40 R Baker (VC) 41, R Hokkanen 42 G Shr,u !

43 S B o o ' .

44 M Woouaa 45 R Tayw ; 46 T Robertson 47 T Jackson 48. Mick Rodgers 49 S. Bennett 50 K . Myers

54 J . Hogan 55. M Chapman 57, C . Leathern 58 S Bertram 59 R, Ashdowne 60. C Barne s 61 A Galluzzo 62 D Brockwell

Under 19 Section I BULLEEN/ TEMPLESTOWE Coach : Vic Harv ie 4 A . Do6nko 5 H Murtic (Capt .)

6 P Harve 9 A Shine 1.0 D . Thorpe 12 G Williams 13 S Hendne 14 H Humphrey 17 J Disanto 20 M Mason 21 . S McLaren 22 G . Wilson 23 T Agosta VC,) 24 D Robertson 25 G McKenzie 26, S, Hayman 28 S . Hatton 30 B Chapman 34 P Pavhdls 36 A Pulverenti 38 M Balletic, 45 D. Minogue 47 S Quay

OLD HAILEYBURIANS Coach : John Caspers 1 A Wigg 2 C Lasscock 3 B Carty 4 A Kirkwood-Scott S S Dangerfield 6 S Rlchardson 7 B Mai n 8 B. Dosing 9 D Cotton 10 P Hamester 11 . H. Broadbent 12 . R Conacher 13 M Colston 14 G Lassccck 15 W Philips (Capt) 16 A Cast 17 M Fisher 18 J Gordon 19 R Parton 20 T Chegvnn 21, D Jamieson 22 P Wgg 23 S King 24 T Jones 25 M Tipper 26 P. Bowman 27 D Garfield

COLLEGIANS Coach: G. Daf f 1 S Wiseman 2 M Conron 3 A Schiller 4 G . Maragells 5 T Hir d

6 W Forges 7 8 Seaton 8 A Cornelius 9. A Voic e 10 I . Girvan 11 . C Singleton 12 . S Stapleton 13 W . Daly 14 A Mitchel l 15 N Anagnostou 17 R Newton 18 G . Russell 19R Lamb 20 G Steel 21 P Baxter 22 D Jennings 23 D Walters 24 M . Mldro 25 M McNess 27 G Kenneally 32 „ Hector 33 C Vin e 44 A . Parki n

MkM1nei DclrertY

1 M . Bearman 2 J Richardson 3 A Marosnca 4 P Brasher

5 M Edmonds 7 L Van der Right

8 C Burke 9 C Stock 10 1 C Harnngton ' 1 M 4'lilhamron 12 S McHenry 13 J Clanc y 14 S Zukoa5ki 15 P Fiume t6 O Sneean

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OLD XAVERiA NS i R Excel l 2 Peter O'Sullivan 3 M Klavac

4 P Simpson 5 W Nason 6 N Wes t 7 G Goraz'ols 8 A Dvgvld 9 J Guilty 10 11 12 13

R Kennedy A Holmes R H Bailey M . Logan

14 M Gleason 15. R Dalton 16 J Ralph

17 C Thorogood 18 D McLean 19 M Lall y 20 J Flynn 21 A Dillon 22 T Landngan 23 P Web b 24 S Lightvrood 26 D Juracich 27 D Kin g 29 L . Hemings 30 A Wilso n 31 Paul O'Sullivan 32 J McKa y 33 M Haycox 34 D Jailer 50 M Wardlaw 51 P Connors 52 D Bourke

Coach : Danny Gleason 1 R . Libea u S Sanders 3 . B- Collins (VC) 4 . J. Turnbull

1 B Day 2 C Gazzola 3 M Szakacs 4 S Mangan 5 A Duncan 6 D Duck (C) 7 D, Cooper 8 S Beattie 9 D Bromage 10 D Taylor

Brien Brown

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Coach - Michael Wilson

SECTION 1 Co®ch:

18 M Kruger 19 M Hynes 20 M Burg, .

21 D Toohey (Capt 22 S Braenhnl 23 1 Mason 24 5. Hubery 25 N Canning 26 P Casey 27 B Swdte 28 P Bren-Clarke 29 M Thorn 30 M Burke 31 M Steiger 32 R Davey 33 T Nernst, 34 A Seager 35 J Clothrer 36 C Watis 37 8 walker 39 S Boll 40 G Curran 42 S Rudd 43 S Ca rkowc 45 C Steger 46 D Higgins 47 M F.Sa6n a 49 M OCallagnan 50 N Eastman

nder 19 Section 2 CAULFIELD

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5 P McCarthy 7 T Jenkins 11 . G . Mooney t3 D. Hick6ng 14 M Veal

15 C Pyers (C) 18, J. Bishop 21 . P Jones 23 R . Cullen 26 P Jakober 31 . S Bailey 32, P Austin 36 A . Parry 40 A Searle 43 N Slattery 45 S English 51 L Williams 58, M . Wilson 59, T White 60 . M. Bowler 61 . P Barnes 62 . R Parry 63 R McGrath 64 . M . Harte 65, P Tindal 66 A. Sutton 67 J Danse y 68 G Donaldson

C Mason N Gibson M . Chun G Parker S. 0'Flynn M Goodrope

t7 A Finnigan (DVC) 18 N Dunca n 19 TG . Slattery 20 A Hewitt (VC) 21 J Hart 22 P Doran 23 I Patterson 24 .J. Leonard 25 .T Meehan 26 R Boyd 27 S Moran 28 J, Golds 29 A Bianco

UNIVERSITY SLUES Coach : Peter Melton 1 L Spetc h 2 S McGregor 3 M Burnet t 4 D VanGerrevmk 5 J McDonald 6 S Ballard 7 S Connolly 8. I Dun n

9 S Kudni g 10 A Woodcock 11 S Burge 13.1 DeSlva 14 R Poole 15 B, Madden 16 A Presnell 17 J Flinlayson 18 G Markley 19 A McIntosh 20 J Alexander 21 M McCarty 22 6 Elliot t 23 R . Walton 25 S Robinson 26 D Carmichael 27 J, Houston 28 T Munster 29 G Manning 30 M Molony 33 C McKa y

44 P Hopkins

T H ERRY Coach : P. Bennett 1 . S . F'ghol a

2 J Zanetti (Capt 3 M Fav a 4 S Eastmure 4 M Jarrouge 5 T Masters 6 T Smales 7 S Pisano 9. W Brundell 10 M. Carter 11, C, Barret t t2 S. Bassett-Smith 13, 11 . Clifton 14 J Reddlck 15 S DAndrea 16 J Dynon 17 M Carrodus 18 T Taylo r 19 G Nardella 20 B O'Keefe 2t D LalrCalnl 22. J Masters 23 M, Lowry 24 M . Hudson 25. D. Goodear 26 C.Shaw 27 M Tadlnac 28. M O'Kearney 30. B M'ellcki 33 M Goodwin 35 W Boyle 36 M Muller 39 G Gragat 41 A Egan 44. B Grocock 46 G Pinner (VC)

ORMON D Coach : J. Doble 1 . L . Blac k 2. K Moloney 3 D . Simpson 4 . R, Cerolln' 5 C Thomas (VC) 6 A McKe e 7 D Conway 8 J . Sperling 9, B . Collins 10. T Petterwood 11 . A Connolly, (Capt) 13. C Hargreave s 15 E . Dickins 16 P Studd 17, P Row e 20 P Constanty 21 N . Nieman 23 S . Ratio 24 M Ingram 25 D Osborne 26 G . Alderidge 27. A. Rigas 30.S. Haddon 34. D . Rockawin 35. M . McConvill 37, B . Newstead 29 . S. Masten 44 . N, Daow

OLD MELBURNIANS U19 SECTION 2

GRAMMARIANS

C- h: Simon Cooper

Coach : Marcus Peters

1 I.C Brockhofl 2 5 Burge 3 A C'eiand a A cordner 5 S K, it 6 A Su'ddle 7 A Hayden 8 D MilGhell 9 D Moore f0 C Murphy (Cap.) I c Gremns 12 P King 3 J Joagn 14 D ".1o.ss 1_ H Ingle'on '.6 H Bard5ley 17 P Bland '8 G Harns 20 S Osborn ee21Prnda 22 A Wanng 23 0 Gray 23 W MaCkenze 25 C Read 26 N S-gtlon 2 R , pSOn 28 D Gra y 29 T wenheer 30 M V2rge 31 T Dugdale 32 MatlFev+KErr 33 A Clemens 34 C Smit h 35 C El rail 36 M 8erry 37 M Kerr, 38 C Wanng 39 Ri Yer9e 40 C waver ai G Soon 42 E Smiihers 43 P Kosky 69 0 Ham io n

1 . P Kin g 2 . M Afflnita 3 R Courtney 4 L Sleeman 5 G Boston 6 A Kahofer 7 G Dind (C) 8 . L Cromme 9 . P Philips .

10 J . Dickson 11 N . Stonier 12 B Matthews 13, K Pereir a 14 S Cossart-Walsh (VC) 15 D Nrven 16 R Royals 17 H Worsley 18 H McDonell 19 D Lowe 20 M Roberts (DVC) 21 M Rudden 22 D Lee 23 S. Hil l 24 A Richards 25 S. Wul f 26. M Dicrosta 27 G William t s28JDigh 29 M Howard 30 A Bowater 31 T Moorhouse 32 S McDermid 33 D Arnold 34 . J Turne r 35 C . Wilson 36 M . Millard 40 R Harrison 44 .E Jedwab

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Coach : Maurie Bond Laurie Aghan Asst . Coach: Matt Gollant 1, J. Kerr 2 . R . Fraser 1 B Noonan 3. J . Sinclair 2 A Capes 4 N Purns 3 D,Jag o 5 A Chernov 4 C Bond 6 . J Anglis s 5 H Tobin 7 M McGregor 6. J Com'to 8, L . Monument 7. A, Grech (DVC) 9 .J. Agha n 8 L, Daffey 11 . T. Wilson 9 J . O'Connor 12 . C . Atkinson 10, R . Doolan 13. N . Hooper 11 L Overman (VC) 14. R . Morrow 12 C . Wlddison 150. Macmillan 16. S. Hendry

17. P Montgomery 18 A Phillip s 19 J Worssam 20 W Anderson 22 . D Garwoll 23. R Morrison 24 C, Aunger 25. D. Murtagh 26. R . Winneke 27, S . Cow l 28 D McIntyre 43. N . Hall 44, C . Billings 45 J Cornish 46 C Robinson 47 W Tuckflel d 48 D Warner 49 D Wlghtman 50. S. Gibbs 51 D Raftopoulos

D . Hill

1 A . L'veseycole 2 P Weigar d 3 S Shaddoc k 4 S Horne (Cap) 5 M Rogers 6 S Longley I 6

13 L Daffey 14 C Vorana 15 D George 18 M Mullins 18 A Dempsey 19 S Gollant 20. R . Debnam 21 . J Gollant 22, D. Ramsay 24 . C . Hamilton 25 N . De Silva 28 . C Overman 29 . J Tormey 30 L, McKenzie 35 J. McWhinney 45 S Walsh (Capt .)

63 0 Brebne r

66 M Boucher

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T Strik e

7 T!m Gough (VCapL) 7 M . Heath 8 A Presnel l 8. M Fasan 9 S Watson 10, G, Karthaus 10 B Collins 12 P Pellegrino ~11 R Pask 13 N Jenkins 12 . J Start 14. C Flett 13 P Hurst 15 S Rosbrook 14 A Ellet 18 D Bourke 15 R, Clements 19 8 Crowe 16 D 06phant

17 C Douglas 18 R Barbary 19 P Sarani 20 M Jansen 21 D Paxinos 122, B Herbert 123 S Major 24 J Radford 25 J De Fraga 26 J Hutchins

27 J. Hunt-Smmdh 28 M Beattie

20 J McLaughlin 22 C Houston 23 S Strik e 24. G Selkir k 27 M McLaughlin 28 P McCarthy 30 T. O'Sullivan 31 N Falrthorne 32 A Rowan 35 G Reidy 36 A Smith 38 P Purcel l 39 C O'Sullivan 41 J Houston 44 S Alderson 48 G Bonn 49J . Cadusch 50. G Roker

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Under 19 Section 3 AQUINAS 6 O.C. : ~Coach John Hickey 1 .J Pope 2 D McKellar 3 R Bennett 4 C Noyes 5 A Ferlazzo 6 D Grave 7 D Langdon 8 A Maher 9. R . Leavey 10 M Box 11 S Wright 12 T Hogan 14 G Cooney 15 P Honey 16 S Jones 17 S Kelly 18 E Pegler 19 K Lobb

20 P Brldgeman 22 B McDonald 25 R, Hil l 27 L Brooksbank 37 M Gerzee 49 T Stahl

OLD ESSENDO N Coach : Greg Murray 1 A Mannin g 3 J Panaglotldis 4 A Soteno u 5 C Pollard 6 C Bohn 7 P Sotenou 8 N Pollard 9 F Costa 10 J, Turco 13 J Johnson 18. J Murray 19 N. Baxter 20 A . Tweedly 21 S Middleton 23 P Borac 24, R Vldler 25 D Gallus 26 A Boore r

27 P Woloszenko 28 B Koochen 30 A Conrad

DE LA SALLE GOL D Coach : Pat Shecdy 1 M Bearman 2 J Richardson 3 A Marostda 4 P Brasher 5 M Edmonds 7 L Van der Plight 8 C Burke

9 C Stucki 10 C Harrington 11 M Williamson 12 S McHenry 13 J Clancy 14 S Zukaxski 15 P Fiume 16 D Sheean 17 P Cavan 8 M Kruger 19 M Hynes 20 M Burgro

21 D Toohey (Capt Blue) 22 S Brownhtl l 23 i Mason 24 5 Hubery 25 N Canning 26 P Casey 27 B Swift .

28 P Bren-Clarke 29 M Thorn 30 M. Burke 31 M Steiger 32 R Davey 33 T Norrish 34 A Seager 35 J Clothier 36 C Watts 37 R Walker 39 S Bcit 40 G Curran 42 S Rudd 43 S Calkov :c 45 C Steiger 46 D Higgins 47 M Ma6n a 49 M OCallaghan 50 N Eastma n

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HAMPTON ROVERS Coach : A. Naumoff 2 A McGregor (VC) 3 P McCall 4 B McGregor 6 G Devereaus 7 P Engelkamp 9 S Cris p 10 S Wratten 11 S McGregor 14 D Nuttal l

17 S Butter 18 C Roberts 20 S Devereaux 24 J Todaro 25 M Pat 27 S Baskett 32 R Tost 37 M Mos s 38 M . McKenna 41 A Williams 45 G Mitchell 51 L . Stephanlc

MONASH BLUES 1 P Baile 2 A Tr-dos y 3 D Judd 4 G Savage 5 A Preston 6 J Smit h 7 A Parsons 8 A Stere H 9 A Headberry 10 R Mansfield 11 A Rega n 12 D Ne.vman 13 P Fennessy 14 R Hyatt 15 D Beat' 16. M Condon 17 A Clancy 18 G Hipxell 19 A Cassel 20 S Manuel 21 F Goodwin 22 R Kuypers 23 S Kirby 24 C Rutfa 25 J Lopes 26 P Thomson 27 R Cook 28 N, N .ven 29 J 30 C Harrison Spurting 31 T Kennedy 32 0 Freeman 33 J Monaghan 34 P McNally 35 T Wilkinson 36 M Keilock 37 P Smit h 38 G Clark 39. P Balsanrn 40 A Bennet 41 A Park

42 A MacDonald 43 M Bowman 44 P Dam , 45 A Wiidie 49 I Kohler 50 R Davies

PARKSIDE Coach : Peter Ha rvey 1 J Panaglotopoulos 2 T Thomas 3 J Chdcott 4 A Stuart 5 J Antonopoulos 6 G Karaglann s 7 S Marshall 8 D McAuliffe 9 . S . Holden 10 J Marti n 11 G Tsalkos 12 . D Moodie 13 D.Jones

14 T Mandouros 15 . W . Evans 16 B Colaclno 17 D Murphy 18 G Barelos 19 P Matthews 20 T Kotsopoulos 21 M . Tsako s 22 . K . Mannoskl 23, G . Horton 24 . A, Stefanlle 25. T FaLnos 26 A Wis e

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ST. KEVINS Coach : Peter Campbell 1 . V Harty (VC)

2 D, Houngan (Capt .)

3 J Bare 4 G McKenzie 5 R Snel l 6 M Quinlan 7 S Loorham 8 A Varasdl 9 P Meagher 10 . P Charles 11 J Fogarty 12 R Arthurson 13 S, Bennett 14 M . Warton 15 M . King

16 J Randles 17 R Marks 18 A Donovan 19 D Hayes 20 W Dwyer 21 J Shar p 22 D McDonald 23 .P Sand o 24 . P Hogarty 25 D. Rlgno l 26 N Carmichael 27 .D Sando 28 S Hayden 29 D Nanfra 30 T Bennetts 31 P Whitehea d 32 A Chester (DVC) 33 S Thoma s 34 J Slattery 35 M Purcell 36, N . Slattery 37.J Shaw

OLD BRIGHTON GRARAAAARIA P S Coach : Robe rt Draper 59 M Alle n 57 S Allmand 9 B Broome 10 S Duggan 35 R Farmer 18 L Fddes 60 M Fisher 39 D Fox 61 J Pyle 20 M Gale 62,J Godendge 63 C Haig 58 S Hannatord 31 T Henry 7 M Hill (DVC) 42 S Howden 40 W Jackson 30 M Sarvis 29 S . Leversha 37 A Loosschllder 16 R Moreton

64 S, O'Connor 65 S Paynter 1 R Philips 66 K . Richards 34 D Roberts 67 D.Rowe 56 S Ryan

2 C Smith

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WILLIAMSTOl!Pl C .Y.M .S. Coach : J. Charles 2 A . Cabansag 3 B Cetinlch (C) 5 J Corheld (VC) 9 S de Bono 12 F de Bono 14 D Graham 16 B Mazouns 19 S Smit h 21 J. Williams 24 R . Engler 27 29 C. Gaunt 31 J . Bergin 32 . R . Kruuger 34 M . Jones

36 G Gammone 37 B Han n 38 A GutI1C 40 J Mlsltano 44 P Matzouronls 46 B Bourchier

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The National Mutual Trustees sharpshooters list is compiled from information received on Monday. Late copy is not regarded .

COLLEGIANS 5.5 9.7 15.11 16 .13.109 OLD XAVS 0.3 3 .7 6.11 10.15.75 COLLEGIANS: Roberts 5, Wallace 2, K .Parsons 2, Schmidt 2, King,Dayl, Baum, Kerr, Bickford, BEST Wallace, Galbraith, Hibbins Daly, Evans, King .

OLD XAVS Bourke 6, Peter Curtain 2, Klein, McLeod, BEST Greetham, Meehan, Callan, Dann, McLeod, Marks .

UNI BLUES 3.2 9.7 13.9 15.10.100 ORMOND 7.4 10.4 13 .10 17.12 .114 ORMOND Carboon 6, Jobling 4, Schuhkraft 2, Taylor, PCox, A . Mehrten, Kingston, Gilmore . BEST Carboon, A .Mehrten, Turner, PMehrten, Jobling .

UNI BLUES Wallis 4, Mclnnes 3, Holmes 2, N .Macauiey 2 . S.Macauley, Jones, Yeo, Karns BEST William, Wallis, Karns, McInnes, Schlicht, N .Macauley.

DE LA SALLE 6 .4 14.7 18 .11 22.15.147 NORTH OB 2.3 5.5 10.7 15.9.99 DE LA SALLE Waldron 7, Allan 5, Beddoe 4, Mannix 2, Fraser 2, Campbell, Lowe. BEST Green . Fawkner, O'Keefe, Hanrahan, Waldron, Campbell.

NORTH O.B. Egan 8, Girdami 3. O'Rourke 2, S . Hibbert, Schmidt, BEST Egan, O'Rourke, Considine . Booth, Boyd, Girolami .

ST. BERNARDS 2 .0 7.3 8.6 10.11 .71 MARCELLIN 2 .7 4.9 9 .12 10.14.74 MARCELLIN Petroff 2, Caffry 2, L .Getson 2 . J .Amad. Lennox, Slattery, Zannoni BEST Slattery. M .Getson, Cooper, L.Getson, Carr, Delahunt .

ST. BERNARDS Hogan 3, Con-to 2, C.Klaaysen 2, Wood 2, Nathan BEST Comdo, Nathan, J.Kallysen, K .Mahady, O'Connell, McAllister.

O.SCOTCH 2 .2 9.6 9.6 12.9.81 O.PARADIANS 6.4 8.6 13.6 14.7.91 O.PARADIANS Morelli 4, Pritchard 3, McInerney 2, M .Considine, Howard, LaRosa, Spillane, Wibal . BEST Grills, P.Wood, B.Considine, M .Wood, Morelli, Pritchard.

O.SCOTCH McCall 4, W.Allen, Brown, Drummond, Hodge, Senior, R Macmillan, Reddish, Sherwen BEST Moir, Reddish, McNab, Beck, Llioyd, Brown .

CAUL . GR .

8.5 12.12 20.14 27.15.177 IVANHOE 1 .4 2 .8 3 .11 6.15 .51 CAUL GRM . Morrissey 5, Boston 3, Stone 3, Fish 3, D .Matthews 3, Hart 2, Harlock 2, Brohier 2, Nalder, Stevenson, Norman, Williams BEST Lowe, Nalder, Brohier, Fish, Croome, Norman .

IVANHOE Jacka, Rose, Kennedy, Carroll, Tucker, Sullen BEST Robinson Hoskins, O'Sullivan, Corbett, Adams, Tucker.

KEW 4 .7 7.12 12 .16 17.19 .121 THERRY 3 .3 7.5 11 .10 17.18.120 KEW Cavanagh 5, McAlister 4„ Burden 3, CHaraiambopoulos, S . Lord, Duncan, Schober BusutUL BEST Burden . Kalac, McAlister, Barry, Jenkins, Thorniey.

THERRY Biddlestone 5, Eastmure 3, Quin 2 . Nyman 2, Tyler, Grocock, Gallagher, A . Crotty, Wrigglesworth BEST Wnggleswworth, Biddlestone, Taylor, Ramsay, Quinn, Nyman FAWKNER 2 .3 9.9 11 .10 14.17.101 MON BLUES 9.4 13.5 17.7 18.8 .116 MON BLUES Alexander 3, Sturgess 2, Baker 2, J .Andritsos 2, McGregor 2, JQuin, Hay, Kohler, Hipwell, Bring, Hildebrand, Little BEST J .Quin, Kulvenor, McGregor, Baker, Alexander, Hipweli .

FAWKNER B.Saggers 5, P.Materczak 3, Hapgood, Defonso, Ross, Mitchell, Barrett, 0'Learu . BEST Horvath, S .Buckley. B .Saggers, O'Leary, G .Busst, Roach .

PARKSIDE 1 .2 6.11 11 .12 17.18.120 UNI BLACKS 3.3 3.5 6.9 6 .11 .47 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1988

PARKSIDE Freeman 6, Glasgow 2 . Williams 2 . Bannister, Harnss, Mitchell, Page, Rowe Sedgwick, Deluca . BEST Torre, Sansonetti, Delu ca . Sedgwick, Page, Adduci UNI BLACKS Thomas 2, Gibney, Marks, Gray, Keilar, BEST Van Dan Deran, Cerni, Marks, Wines, Doyle, Gibney.

BULL TEMP 1 .5 3.7 6.7 12.9.€5 O.TRINITY 2.1 6.3 13.8 13.10 .£u O.TRINITY Rogers 3, Coleman 3, Wallace 2, Ailibon 2, Robinson 2, Drum BEST Norman, Turner, Drum, Pontefract, Collins, Farrell .

BULL -TEMP Shine 4, Panou 4, Heath 2, Puts, Bell, BEST Shine .

Panou, Field, Wotherspoon, Harisou . r

STATE BANK G.Rolfes 5, TRolfes, Brown 2, Dervan 2, Walimeyec Kay. BEST Matherson, Cloke, TRoifes . Walimeyer. Gneil, Connelly.

NORTH BRUNS. HTsialtas 4, D.DeMorton 2, Sammarilno 2, M .DeMorIan Grimaldi . BEST C.Fox, Cannon, M DeMorton, DiMarco, Francis, 3riffa .

2 .1 3.7 9 .11 13.16.9 4 O.MENTONIAN S 3.3 6.6 6.10 8.10.5 8 AJAX O.MENTONIANS Grant 3, Ingram 2 . Konicanin 2, Warne 2, Sly 3, ! Newman . BEST Sciocca, Bournan, Sly, Warne, Norton, Macquire A,?',X Michmacher 4, Neater. Borenstein, D .Goldberg, Feidy. BREST - 'an, H.Siiver Feldy, Berman, Adler, Josem

~ BANYULE 2.3 8.7 15.10 20.13 .133 BALACLAVA 1 .1 4.4 10.4 13.7 .Ca BANYULE Hobbs 3, Adams 3, Power 3, Holt 3, G .Williams2, M .Frau.

BEST Coulson, Short, mano, Gilham, Turnbull, Mooney, Quillam, Ladd Maloney, D.Williams, J .Fraumano, Ladd .

BALACLAVA Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

0. MELB. 3.2 8.9 11 .9 14.11 .95 0. HAILEYBURY 3.5 6.6 10.10 13 .10 .88 0. MELB . Gillard 3, Nichols 2, Brown 2, W.Ward-Ambler 2, Bradshaw A .Witts, Useinov, Stuckey, Brown . BEST Mead, Brown, Gillard, A.Witts, Nichol, Useinov 0. HAILEY Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

THOMASTOWN 0.0 5.5 7.5 12.7.79 MHSOB 4.9 4.11 7.16 9.18 .72 THOMASTOWN Kev Harling 3, Tsalkos 3, R.Giipin 2, C.Cedro, G .Beiford, R . DeThomasis, Papaionou . BEST CCedro . A . LaRosa, D.Farchione, PHoney, R .DeThomasis, D.Fellows .

MHSOB Anastaskis 3, Sala, Comer, Atchison, Geilings, Capp, Wix .

BEST Ward, Beazley, Wix, Anastakis, Knight, Savage .

O.IVANHOE 2 .3 4.3 6.5 8 .10 .58 O.BRIGHTON 2 .1 4.4 8.6 14 .9 .93 O.IVANHOE Purcell 3, Dyson, Hockins, Ritchie, Ball, Theodorakopoulos, BEST Davies, Ball, Harris. Purcell, Hockins, De Bortoli .

O.BRIGHTON PGrat 6, Pryor 4, Alien . Barber, Fisher, Thompson . BEST Barber, C .Lade . Woff . Gibson. James, P.Grant .

ST. KILDA 4 .2 9.3 13.5 19 .12 .126 ST. KEVINS 0 .2 5.6 12.10 13.11 .89 .

KILDA Broadhead 4, Riddell 4, Donald 3, Gillen 3, Struth 2, AvRaST bie, Beilby, Johnston . BEST Donald, Capron, Avitable, Driscoll, Broadhead, Giilan .

ST. KEVINS McKenzie 4, Crohan 3, S.Kerr 2, Edwards, Callanan, Arthurson, Watkin. BEST Stone, McKenzie, Beale, S.Kerr, Haidamous .

Arthurson .

ELSTERtlWICK 3.5 9.7 10 .11 13.11 .89 HAMPT. ROVERS 6.3 11 .6 17.7 24.15 .159 ELSTERNWICK Farrington 3, Garry 3, Karipidis 2, Tsiampas 2, Wtckcock, Ramsay, Southall . BEST Christie, Garry, Verbeek, Southall, Sanelli .

HAMPT. ROVERS E .Panagiotidid 9, M .Andrews 3, J .Ross 3, M .McKeilar 2, N . Milat 2, B.Hibbsm Rogerson, Luxmoore, Melnjak, Lucas. BEST McConville, Panagiotidis, Ross, Hibbs, Capp, LeGrand .

BULLEEN UTD WEST BRUNS.

14.16 .100 14.8 .92

BULLEEN UTD. Empey 3, Doyle 3, Harris 2, Sexton 2, Vetch, Jenkins .

Angelis, Michael . BEST Empey, Sexton, Taylor, Armstrong, Cotterili, Harris .

WEST BRUNS . P. Magafas 3, Kirk 2, N .Magafas 2, Cecchi 2, Anderson, Buhagiar, Chappell, J .Jackson, S.Lampard . BEST Cecchi, N .Magafas, S .Lampard, Hiscox, Buhagiar, Kirk .

O.CAMBERWELL 1 .1 1 .1 3.2 5.3 .33 PRESTON 3.7 5 .13 11 .17 15.19 .109 PRESTON Hepburn 8, Caligiuri 3, Heenan, Bookluck, Walkley, Mason . BEST Johnstone, Kyriacou . McGowan, Hepburn, Bookluck, Mason .

O.CAMBERWELL Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

STATE BANK 6.3 9.8 10 .14 14.18.102 NORTH BRUNS. 3.0 5 .1 9.5 10.7.67

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... ~ .. --------..~ ~- ------- ---- - . . ----O.ESSENDON 16.12 .108 POWERHOUSE 10.10.70 O.ESSENDON Saville 5, Parker 3, Crameri 2, G .Thomson 2, Bowden . ; .Day . BEST McEnroe, Allen, Crameri, GThomson, Lewis, Saville, POWERHOUSE Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

AQUINAS 2 .2 5.6 7.11 13.15.93 ST. BEDES 0.2 5.9 8 .12 9.14.68 AQUINAS Flanagan 3, Carter 2, Whelan 2, Wilkinson, PO'Loughlin, E .Whitfieid, Ryan, Tarulli, A.Wright. BEST A.Wnght, Wilkinson, Whelan, Livingstone, Flanagan, Laws .

ST. BEDES Boag 3, PPurceil 2, Spencer, Hambridge, Gray, Lannan, BEST Newport, Hambridge, TBeasley, N .Fitzgibbon, Boag, Berry.

UHSOB 4.5 6.9 7.12 9 .13.67 O.GEELONG 4 .4 6.7 8 .10 15.17.107 UHSOB Wallace 3, Gamble 2, Skinns 2, Gathercole, Reagan. BEST Palmer, Tancredt . Wallace, Reagan, Gathercole, Skinns .

O.GEELONG Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

PENINSULA 6 .10 12 .13 17.29 22.35.167 HEATHER"t ON 3.4 9.8 13 .10 15.13.103 PENINSULA Jarrot 5, Whileshire 2, Bedford 3, Collopy 3, Franks, Sharpin 2, McMahon 2, McLorinan 2, McGowan, Hume . BEST Warner, Bedford, Sharpin, Jarrot, Knight, Stock .

HEATHERTON Todman 3, TLovitt 2 . King 2, Wason 2, Reiger 2, TEasey 2, Jones, Patterson. BEST M .Easey, Reigr King, R.Lovitt, T.Easey, TLovdt .

WHITEFRIARS 13.14.92 BRUNSWICK 9 .18.72 WHITEFRIARS Sutton 4, Lyall 2, Cal6nan 2, Puglia 2, Borrack, Woodman, Tierney. BEST Ni Tierney, Baker, Lee, Borrack, McAuliffe.

BRUNSWICK McBride 2, Green, McLean, Russ, Spezza, C .Stevens, D.Stevens, Strachan. BEST Russ, Barley, Jones, Green, Watterson, Snelson .

ANZ BANK 5 .1 5.1 8 .8 9.11 .65 ST. LEONARDS 3 .5 12 .15 14.19 19.23 .137 ANZ BANK Evans 2, Szeitz 2, Walkley, Marshall, Koegler Boyle, Birrell . BEST Boyle, Strahan, Koegler, Waskley, Farrell, Szeitz .

ST. LEONARDS - Not available .

CLAYTON 4.2 10 .5 13 .6 17.6.108 ST. ANDREWS 3 .5 5 .5 10 .7 14.11 .95 CLAYTON Burke 6m M . Blasi 2, Burghardt 2, Pazianis 2, Turner 2, Dinsdale, Moutis, Price. BEST Pazianis, Begent, Burke, Caygill, Price, M .Wathen .

ST. ANDREWS Wilson 6, Taylor 4, Chamra, Phelan, Tapnec Unknown.

BEST Heaney, Magro DOVETON 4 .6 5 .8 8 .16 12 .19 .91 ELTHAM 0.1 2 .5 3 .6 8.12.60 DOVETON MWiison 2 . Delaney 2, M .Poiglaise, Mair, Ralph Thorweston, Battle, Ahdore, Burgess, Kay, Parker . BEST Battle, Wilson, Ralph Thorweston, M .Polglaise .

ELTHAM Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

F.I.T. 2 .6 4.10 8.18 11 .20.86 COMM BANK 2 .4 4.10 5.12 10.18 .78 F.I .T. Schembn 3, Johnston-- 2, Breheney 2, Phillips 2, Moroney, Cliffe .

BEST Walter, Nucara, Moroney, Hefter, Gunn, James .

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COMM BANK C.Matthews 2, Panagotopoulos, McNamee, Martin, Ventura, Yusuf. BEST McNamee, Panagiotidis, Mehmet, Henry, Woods, Martin .

LA TROBE 2 .4 5.7 12 .12 16.14.110 O.CAREY 2 .5 5.9 8.11 11 .16.82 O.CAREY Purcell 3, Mitchell 2 W.Brown, Keys, Hughes, be Gear Christensen, Cutiack. BEST Le Gear, Hickey, Purcell, Newnham, Shaw, Mitchell.

LA TROBE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

UNI REDS 15.9.99 WILLIAMSTOWN 8 .7.55 UNI REDS Smith 8, Roughsedge 2, Gerry Moloney 2, Barone 2, De Angelis . BEST White, F.Salzano, Duffus, Roughsedge, Fosse, Smith .

WILLIAMSTOWN Cabansag 2, Geotz 2, Vines 2, Temby, McGowan .

BEST Cannon, Neean, Height, Harry, Geotz.

I -- . . --COLLEGIANS 3 .2 4.3 7.9 7.9.51 OLD HAILEY 4.1 9.6 10.6 16 .11 .107 COLLEGIANS Hendy 2, Stringer 2, C.McKay, S .Teale, Wood . BEST JWood, Douglas, Powell, Handy, Stringer, Milford .

0. HAILEY Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

MARCELLIN 1 .1 4.2 6 .4 7.5.47 DE LA SALLE 3.1 5.2 5.2 7.5.47 Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

MON WHITES 1 .1 2 .1 3 .4 4.5.29 KEW 2 .0 5.2 7.3 8.5.53 KEW Maclsaac 4, Doyle 2, Maclsaac, Doyle . BEST Shaw, M .Doyle, C.Maclsaac, Manley, R .Maclsaac, Natoli .

MON WHITES Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ST. BERNARDS 4 .4 9 .8 9 .11 12 .19 .91 PORT COLTS 3 .0 4 .3 10 .5 10.5.65 ST. BERNARDS Pearson 3, D.McAllister 2, Monoghan 2, Dowling, Romeo, C.Doolan, J .Saundry. BEST Freeman, Pearson, J . Nooan, Monaghan, D.McAOister, C.Doolan .

PORT COLTS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

BULLEEN-TEMP 1 .1 5 .6 9 .10 12.14.86 O. SCOTCH 4 .1 4 .3 6 .5 8.6.54 BULLEEN-TEMP Ziggelaar 3, C.Parris 3, Walker 2, L.Paros, Lockhart, Sheridan, C.Shallard . BEST Zieggelaar, Glover, Lockhart, Edmonds, Driver, Parkinson .

OLD SCOTCH Price 2, Thompson 2, Loughron, A & M . Clunies-Ross .

BEST A .Clunies-Ross, C .Kally, Loughron, M .Clunies-Ross D . Thorn, B . H utchinson .

O.MELB .

2 .0 3 .0 5 .0 6 .2 .38 BLOODS 4 .4 10 .7 13 .12 16.16.11 2 0. MELB. Thomas 3, Farndon, Whiter, Eistofft . BEST Whiter, Rowlands, Perkins, Thomas, Kelso, Farndon .

BLOODS Whitty 7, Hutchinson 5, Smith, . Gardiner, Betts, Todd. BEST Whitty, McDonnell, Howard, Legge, Mattingly, Jarrick .

I~i , J T I~ 'I ---J ST. KEVINS RECEIVED FORFEIT FROM STATE BANK RICHMOND CENT. 1 .0 1 .1 1 .4 1 .4 .10 GTV9 9.5 13.9 15.16 20.24.144 RICHMOND CENT. Lang 1 . BEST PParas, JOnes, Jiggins, R .Peathong, Lang, Hirscher.

GTV9 Goudge 5, Gray 4, Ebinger 4, Louchard 3, Gabbalich 2, Annesley, Brown, Miffing BEST - A Team effort!! !

THERRY 4.4 8.7 10.11 12.15 .87 0 . GEELONG 1 .0 3.1 3.1 6.1 .37 THERRY Costello 3, Bruno 2, Curtis 2, Muscat, Kelly, Smales, Smith, Devereaux, BEST Faikch, Costello, Bruno, Devereaux, Gregory, Curtis .

O .GEELONG Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

BALACLAVA 6 .9 .45 POWERHOUSE 9 .9 .63 Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

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5 .to . ;0 ST. KILDA 11 .13 .79 OLD XAVS ST. KILDA Camm 2, Manda ;, J,Caiafa, Northeast- BEST Camm, Lynch, Maqueda, J.Caiafa, Mandas, C. Demaio .

OLD XAVS McLennan 5, Manly 3, McGrath 2, Grotlan . BEST Freeman, McLennan, Hogan . Trainor, McGrath, Kinghor n

BULL TE .i[? Hannington 3, McInerney 3, Rozandis 3, Robertson 2, Chadwick, Gadder, D . Cameron BEST Chadwick, N .Cameron, Hannington, Godden, McInerney, Bond .

O .TRINITY Shall, Demme, Gruen, Cooper . BEST Demme, Turner, Cooper, Davey, DAdgemis, Sammit .

1 L_ COLLEGIANS 1 .2 2 .5 4.8 7.9.51 0 . XAVS 4 .1 7.4 11 .6 14.8.92 COLLEGIANS Tadgeii 2, English 2, Grieves, Comley, Blackman . BEST Oliphant, Webb, Lawrence, Pike, English, Blackman .

OLD XAVS . Hack 3, Field 3, Spargo 2, McKay, Fennessy, Doquile, Kennedy, Francis. BEST Taylor, Tully, McKay, Ralph, Francis, Lowe, UNI BLUES 7.5 11 .11 14 .13 21 .16 .142 ORMOND 3 .4 7.8 10.9 12 .11 .83 UNI BLUES Formosa 7, Schmidt 5, Mitchell 3, Christie 2, Karamoshos, Nugent, Gorton, Connock . BEST Hickey, Kirsanovs, A . Christie, Gorton, Troon, Wort h ORMOND Boyanton 4, Robertson 2, Madden 2, Strahan 2, Stewart, Connell . BEST D,Cox, Casey, Connell, Burgess, Strahan, Boyanton .

DE LA SALLE 7 .6 10.9 14.14 17.16.118 NORTH OB. 2 .2 4.4 5.7 6 .12 .48 DE LA SALLE McGraw 6, Brideson 3, Harrington 2, Forest 2, M .Hagen, Davey, Donlan, Harris . BEST Smith M .Hagen, McCorkel, Hayes, Davey, Meckiff .

NORTH OB. Callaghan 3, Butler, Kearney. Tierney. BEST Tierney . Rae, Symes, Ryan, Fenneily, Keog h ST. BERNARDS 2 .2 11 .7 13.7 18 .11 .119 MARCELLIN 6.4 6.5 12.8 15.11 .101 ST. BERNARDS Fitzgerald 5. D Wood 4, O'Brien 3, Troy 2 .

PMuikearns, Jinks, FComito, O'Dea . BEST S .Redy, Fitzgerald, Toohey, Hadad, O'Dea, O'Brie n MARCELLIN Donegan 4, Wooler 4, O'Hehir 2, T .Day 2, Have, McIntyre, Murray. BEST O'Hehir, McIntyre, Murray, Donegan, Wi n O . SCOTCH 0.2 3.7 5.7 7.10.52 O .PARADIANS 3 .5 7.7 9.8 11 .10.76 0. SCOTCH Campbell 5, McLeish, Perkins . BEST Hooper, Perkins, Godwin, Ilingworth, Lambert, Campbell .

O.PARADIANS Caddy 3, Freeman 2, Hammond 2, Ray, Shanon, Madden, Burns. BEST Caddy, Quix, Shannon, Ray, Crawley, Perryman ,

CAUL . GRAMM 2 .1 3 .3 6 .5 8 .5-53 IVANHOE 2 .8 9 .8 11 .11 19.13 .127 CAUL . GRM Carter 2, Roseman 2, Royals, Bedson, Castles, Scholten BEST D. Allen, Poole, Paine, Harrison, Bedson, Scotland .

IVANHOE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

KEW 3 .5 6.10 13.15 17.16.118 4 .4 5 .4 7.7.49 THERRY 3 .2 KEW Irwin 3, Royston 3, Brassil 2, luliano 2, M .Penc 2, Hill, Laveccia, Love, Kynakou, Zerbi . BEST Royston, J.Casuana, M .Peric, Hicks, Brassit, Harrison .

THERRY Marantel6 5, Toohey, Murphy, BEST Marantelli . O'Rourke, Kane, Murphy, PRyan, PJone s FAWKNER 1 .2 2 .6 3.7 7.11 .53 MON BLUES 2 .3 2 .5 4.7 5.9 .39 FAWKNER Seileck 3, Douglas 2, M,Busst, L ,Cohen BEST Terry, De Henin, S.Little, Busst, Johnston, Selleck .

MON BLUES Manuell, Hodgson, Sest, Spencer, Johnston . BEST Sacs ford, Scalzo, Hanlon, Maric, PAndritsos, Hodgson .

PARKSIDE 3.1 4.1 5.3 7.4.46 UNI BLACKS 1 .0 4.1 5.1 6.9.45 PARKSIDE Denami 3, G.Panfan, Soligo, Vinatono, Wood, BEST De Biasi, Coleman, TGard, Denami, Cowell, Pavia .

UNI BLACKS Crothers, Tunbridge, McArthur, Cummins, Chomiey, Lazarus . BEST Cummins, Havesler Tunbridge, Shaddock, Moore, Lee .

BULL TEMP. 3.4 8.6 10.7 14 .11 .95 O .TRINITY 1 .0 2.0 4.2 4.5 .29

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E~,i'YUL3.2 6 .6 10.8 14.14,98 3.2 5 .3 7.3 9.5,59 EE-ftLf~.Li+'!A L-"jNYULE Thompson 5, Lusk 4, M .Scullin, Turner, Knight, Barry, Dunne . BEST Kouryialas, D. Gent, A . Barry, Henger, West, Lusk .

BALACLAVA Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

0 . MELB, 0.3 4 .5 5 .7 8.11 .59 0. HAILEY 3 .4 4 .5 4 .5 5.5.35 0. MELB. McMullin 2, GCurtis 2, Elam 2, TWitts, D .Ward Ambler. BEST Elam, TWitts, Arnold . Pnelson, McMullin, D.Wiison.

0. HAILEY Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived.

THOMASTOWN 2.0 8.6 9.8 13 .12.90 MHSOB 2 .2 3 .2 8-4 9 .4.58 THOMASTOWN Koullinos 3, Velkos 3, Cooper 2, Deitito, Harling, Zaicos, Cummaudo . BEST Boyden, Velkos, Koulimos, Pelligrino, Cooper, Zaicos MHSOB O'Connor 2, Scrinis 2, C .Short, Baker, Blakely, Roach, Sainsbury. BEST Kennedy, Scrinis, O'Connor, Terrens, Sainsbury, Baker.

O .IVANHOE 0 .1 2 .4 2 .6 4.6 .30 O .BRIGHTON 5.2 5 .4 7.6 13 .7.85 O .IVANHOE Haug, Marks. BEST Cuttriss, Marshall, Lynch, Baskford, Vaughan, Marks , OLD BRIGHTON Waddington 7, Beiimaine 2, Grant, 2, Ryan, Wood .

BEST Waddington, Grant, Childs . Klorstein, Rowe, Bennett .

ST. KILDA 3.1 4.6 4.7 9 .9.63 ST. KEVINS 3 .6 3.7 7.12 7.14.56 ST. KILDA Susovich 4, Biiston, Hammam, Healy, La Fontaine, M, Murnhy BEST J . Howard, Naughton, Stewart, Taylor, Kay, Susovich .

ST. `EVINS Giffin 2, Cristiano 2, Clark, Hawkin, Fry. BEST Hooper, Campbell, Panagiotopoulos, Ffrelaor, Clark, Lewin .

1.2 4 .3 7.3 10.5.65 ELSTERNWICK Hf, ; :,? ROVERS 3.4 7.6 12 .11 13.15.93 Murphy 3, Weedon 2, Smith, Thompson, Whelan, ELSTERNWICK Convery, Corkill . BEST Thompson, Murphy, Coyne, Corkill, Nicoison, Higgins .

HAMR ROVERS Devote 5, Austin 3, Blake, Dimaris, Hartshorm Ivey., BEST Dimans. Blake, Murphy, Russell, Hartshorn, Boyle.

BULLEEN UTD 11 .12 .78 WEST BRUNS. 6.13 .49 BULLEEN UTD. Mutimer 4, Rees 2, Gleave 2, Connolly 2, Harvie, Tymms BEST Cleave, Pascoe, Mutimer, Harvey, Wilson, O'Brien .

WEST BRUNS . McDonald 2, Rodgers 2, Bassi, Jackson . BEST Penny, McDonald, Sheriff, McAllister, Beast. R.Taylor O-CAMBERWELL 6 .1 9.2 12.4 14 .11 .95 PRESTON 3 .4 6.7 8.8 9.9.63 PRESTON Ryan 4 . Christou 2, Tsoiacos, Cummins, Jordan . BEST Mounsey, Ryan, Calcutt, Christou, Finikarides . t_STON Goal Kickers and Best Players not rece ived .

S1 _ oANK 12.14.86 _ . . .F : tUNS. 4 .8.32 BANK Maya 3 . Cramen 2, Papadopoulos, Ross, Wales, McKiiiou Rchards, Lambert, Inglis, BEST Inglis, Kennedy, Lambert, McKiiop, Pats, Doonan .

NORTH BRUNS . Blewitt, Arthur, Book, Gleason . BEST PFox, Blewitt, Burrows. Conway, Wade . Brook O-MENTONIANS 2 .2 2 .3 4.7 7.11 .53 1 .7 3 .12 5 .13 6.17.53 AJAX O.MENTONIANS Vines 2, Johnsen, Scott, Saddler, Petrov, Burn, BEST BarreH, Vines, Margulio, Crick, Saddler, Johnsen .

AJAX Givoni 4, S . Zielinski 2. BEST Shaffner, Burstin, Marlowe, Fox, Gvoni, Freeman.

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11 .11 .77 O.ESSENDON POWERHOUSE 5 .14 .44 O.ESSENDON Dudderidge 4, Egan 3, Fordham 2, Evans . BEST Evans, Crossley, Middleton, Dudderidge, Egan, Vaxalis .

POWERHOUSE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

AQUINAS 3 .4 4 .5 4 .9 5.12.42 ST. BEDES 1 .7 5.10 7.15 8.17.65 AQUINAS Stahl 2, Smith, Toole, McNamara . BEST Rogers, Smith, Toole, Hewitt, McKenna, Gill .

ST. BEDES Kotas 2, Daniell, Michael Bensiey, Marshall, Whitelaw, G-Fitzgibbon Thompson . BEST Whitelaw, Smith, L'Huede, Dunstan, Pettinelia, Fitzgibbon .

UHSOB 0 .0 3.4 4.4 6.6.42 O .GEELONG 5 .5 7.7 9.11 1 .15 .81 UHSOB R .Flavel 4, PBurns, Hudd. BEST R.Fiavel, Constantine, Lugg, ' Boyce, Bowers, Salmon , O .GEELONG Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

PENINSULA 2.1 3.2 5.5 5.6.36 HEATHERTON 3.3 5.6 7.6 9.10.64 PENINSULA Kay 3, Crowder 2, BEST LaBrooy, Sharpin, Burnell, Crowder, Bovingdon, Gardiner .

HEATHERTON Todd 2, Zammit, Price, Elliot, Zenker, Perkins, Link, BEST Zammit, Bradford, Price, RWatson. Lipetri, Hardman .

WHITEFRIARS 15.25 .115 BRUNSWICK 3.2 .20 WHITEFRIARS Lawson 3, B.Williams 2, Flanagan 2, Mason 2, Tymms 2, C.White, Feutrill, O'Brien, Walsh . BEST B.Williams, C.White, Lawson, Mason, P.Harrison, Crowe BRUNSWICK Campbell, Camp, teheny ., BEST Hull, Good, Barham, Sheehan, Scott, Ralph .

ANZ BANK 3.3 4.5 8.5 12 .10.82 ST. LEONARDS 3.1 5.3 8.6 9.8 .6 2 ANZ BANK Gleason 4, Simmonds 2, May, Kibbell, Heuston, Hall, Tyrrel . BEST May, Gleason, Curthoys, Heuston, Simonds, Duck .

ST. LEONARDS W.Langiey 3, Bulluss 2 . Ingram 2, McCully, Bullus G .

BEST G . Bullus, McCully, R .Bulius, Sjocren, Langley, Cook .

CLAYTON 12.17.89 ST. ANDREWS 9 .3 .57 CLAYTON P.Black 4, Fuller 2, Davis, Nankivell, Percival, Slink, Stiglich, Morgan . BEST P.Black, Slink, Lanot, Fuller, Davis, Stiglich .

ST. ANDREWS Andrews 3, Mansour 2, Sciulli 2, Esposito, Wegrzyn .

BEST Andrews, Davies, Overend, Sciulli, Wegrzyn .

DOVETON 5 .11 13.14 22 .23 29.29.203 ELTHAM 0.0 0 .0 0.1 0 .1 .1 DOVETON Crothers 5, Spinks 5, Wormesley 4, Forgianni 4, Verbi 3, Wilkinson 2, Blewitt 2 . McHugh 2, Gibbs, Webster. BEST - TEAM EFFORT! !

FOOTS. I .T 2 .3 2 .3 4 .5 5 .8.38 COMM BANK 2 .1 6 .6 6 .9 7.13.55 F.I.T. Richardson 2, A.McDonald, Taylor, Bardenhagen . BEST O'Shannessy, Robertson, Elford, Taylor, Richardson, S .Case .

COMM BANK Gardner 5, Nicholson 2, Opie, Buttigeig, Shacklock, .

BEST McLellan, Pearce, Kemp, Abrahams, Kraska, Gardner , LA TROBE 5 .9 6.11 7.15 9 .15.59 0. CAREY 1 .0 4 .1 4.2 7.3.45 0. CAREY Keppell 2, Bolton 2, Armstrong, Hands, Thomas . BEST Bolton, Chip, McQuie, Keppeli, Macauley, Barmby.

LATROBE Goal Kickers and Best Players not rece ived .

UNI REDS 8 .5.53 WILLIAMSTOWN 15 .9.99 UNI REDS C .Ross 2, Angelo, Phillips, S-Salzano, Haarburger, Sandison, Jeffreys . BEST Angelo, Beanie, Klau, Christopoulos, Phillips, Cahir.

WILLIAMSTOWN Bubnic 3, Sarong 3, Ryan 2. Doria 2, Butterfield 2, White, Henricksen, Holmes- BEST Bubnic, White, Sarong, Doria, Smith, an

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COLLEGIANS 0 .3 0.3 3.4 3 .4.22 OLD XAV 8 .10 13 .17 17.22 26 .25.181 COLLEGIANS Cornelius, Baxter, Midro . BEST Midro, Kenneally, Conran, Baxter, Vine, Cornelius , OLD XAVS Gorazidis 12, Kivac 3, PO'Sullivan 4, Simpson 3, Carters 2, Logan, Gleason . BEST Gorazidis, Klvac, Bailey, Logan, Quilty, Simpson .

UNI BLUES 4.1 8 .2 11 .5 12.9.81 OLD HAILEY 2 .5 4 .7 10.8 14.11 .95 UNI BLUES Munster 3, Burge 2, Houston 2, Walton 2, Connolly, Anderson, Elliott. BEST Ballard, Munster, Van Gerrevink, Houston, Kudnig, Finlayson.

OLD HAILEY Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

MHSOB 1 .1 2 .4 6 .7 8 .10 .58 DE LA BLUE 2 .5 14.13 16 .19 20 .22.142 MHSOB Feferkranz 2, Shepherd, Bradley, Spicer, Exton, Fuller, Doquite . BEST Bradley, Dixon, Tyrrell, Newton, Armstrong , DE LA BLUE Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

THERRY 14.14.98 MARCELLIN 23 .14.152 THERRY G.Nardella 4, Brundeil 3, Carter, Egan, Clifton, Figliola, Goodear, G .J.Nardelia . BEST Nathanielz, Brundell, Zanetti, Carter, BassetSmith, O'Kearney.

MARCELLIN Mason 9 . 'Abetter 3, Hart 2, Szakacs, Doran, Chun, Hewitt, Gibson, Bromage, Beattie, Duncan, Slattery . BEST Gibson, Mason O'Flynn, Bromage, Duck, Hewitt .

BULLEEN-TEMP 6 .4 7.6 8.11 10.11 .71 O .PAR. GREEN 3.2 11 .6 14 .6 21 .12.138 BULLEEN TEMP. D.Cameron 2, Thorpe 2, N .Cameron 2, Hendrie 2, Shine, Williams. BEST Hayman, McLaren, Thorpe, Hendrie, N .Cameron, Agosta.

0 . PAR . GREEN Magur 5, PBoard 3, Exton 2, Malcolmson 2, Brabander 2, Mansfield 2, Salzano, Healy, Northey, M .Lambert, M .Vear.

BEST Jackson, Tobin, O'Keeffe, Brabender, Beveridge, Nailer.

BANYULE 0 .3 4 .5 4.6 10.9.69 ST. BERNARDS 1 .4 3 .8 7.12 10 .18.78 BANYULE Sanders 4, Collins 3, Donaldson, Tice, Dyer . BEST Collins, Sanders, Veal, R .Parry, A . Parry, Cullen .

ST. BERNARDS S .Walsh 2, D'Silva 2, Noonan, McKenzie, O'Connor, Overman, Bond, Grech . BEST R .Doolan, Jago, Comito, J .Gallant, S.Waish, Overman , 0. MELB .

1 .2 5.2 9.3 13.4.82 NORTH O.B. 4.5 7.7 8.13 14.15.99 OLD MELB . Murphy 3, Smith 3, Mitchell 2, Bardsley, Leask, Walker, C .Read, Osborne. BEST Dixon, C.Smith, Murphy, Walker, Trindade, Mitchell .

NORTH O.B. Varna 6, Farrugia 3, M .Vaina 2, Marincic 2, Zumbo.

ORMOND 13 .13.91 CAUL . GRAMMAR 9.18.72 CAUL. GRM . Courtney 3, Kahofer 3, Affinita 2, Phillips . BEST Courtney, Phillips, Richards, Dickson, Affinita, Kahofer.

ORMOND Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

IVANHOE - WITHDRAWN O .SCOTCH a bye WHITEFRIARS 6.7 8.10 14.14 20.18 .138 ST. KILDA 2 .0 4.3 4.4 5.5 .35 WHITEFRIARS TStrike 6, O'Brien 3, Rowan 3, Rosbrook 2, S.Strike 2, Karthaus 2, Fasan. BEST C .Houston, Jenkins, TStrike, Smith, Crowe, S.Strike .

ST. KILDA Buckley 2, Gilmore 2, Krull 1, BEST Behnk, Palmer, Sherman, Carvana, LaFontaine ~.~ .

O .P. PURPLE received forfeit from Williamstown .

O .BRIGHTON 7.9 10.12 19.22 26.26 .182 PARKSIDE 1 .0 6.7 8.8 11 .11 .77

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17'lCT O .BRIGHTON Howden 5, Ryan 4, Stevenson 3, Fox 3, Phillips 2, Styles 2, Losschilder 2, Roberts, Leversha, Moreton, Jarvis, Templeton . BEST Howden, Stevenson, Hill, Ryan, Allmand, Styles.

PARKSIDE Coombe 3, Wise 3, Kiriakidis 2, Evans, M . Tsaikos, G . Tsaikos. BEST Coombe, Kiraikisis, G .Tsaikos, Holden, Barelos, Mannosko .

ST. KEVINS 6 .2 7.3 10.9 12 .9.81 MON BLUES 2 .0 5 .2 6 .4 7.7.49 ST. KEVINS Houngan 4, Fogarty 4, Warton 2, Loorham, Quinlan . BEST Chester, Harty, Meagher, Purcell, Hourigan, Shaw .

MON BLUES Traindos 3, P.Smth 2, Knott, Condon BEST Headberry, Preston, Traindos. J Smith, Balsarini, Knot t

MONASH BLUES N EWS Congratulations to Andrew McGregor who recently played his 100th game against Fawkner and was typically amongst the best players . Mac has had a most successful career at Monash with a swag of awards to his name, including the D grade best and fairest award in 1986 . A great inspiration to his team mates for his persistence and determination on and off the field, Mad has this year appointed himself captain, a position he obviously deserves as nobody protested . Congratulations Mas and all the best from your team-mates and friends .

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DE LA GOLD 3 .7 6 .7 9.13 12 .15,87 .10 15.12 18.17,125 AQUINAS 1 .3 10 DE LA GOLD Malizia 3, Thorne 2, Bearman 2, Williamson, Burgio, Sauba, Alves, Curran.BEST Curran, Malizia, Bearman, Alves, Sheehan, Hegan.

AQUINAS P.Box 6, Noyes 4, Hill 2, Pegler 2, Doorey, Hogan, Lobb McManus BEST Noyes, Box, Kelly, McDonald, Honey, Brooksbank .

HAMPTON ROVERS RECEIVED FORFEIT FROM O .ESSENDON ,

Old Geelong congratulates two 50 game players, Andrew McDonald & Rob Stewa rt . After a career badly affected by a troublesome back, Macca finally made it in the H Section side a couple of weeks back, though most of his games have been played in the seniors . A great exercise in perseverance and we look foward to a full season from him in 1988 .

On the subject of backs, its the turn of Firsts' Backman Rob Stewa rt this week (subject to any rural crisis in the meantime) to play his 50th for the Club . A great game last week epitomised the effort and contribution in his first 49 matches - we look forward to a repeat today .

~ A. . F .1~. N l~ : T .C . C~ 1~ RACE DAY Weldneday May 25th, 1988 ® Great promotional day for V.A.F.A. and opportunity to promote "Family Football" . ® Great Club fundraising opportunity, V.A.F.A. to sell Clubs special packaged tickets FOR $25 which includes : + Free admission into Member's Area . ® 2 course Carvery Luncheon . ® Free Race Book . * Private Bar and Dining Room for ticket holders .

Your Club makes approximately $10 profit on each ticket sold . ® Sell 50 (wives, girlfriends, students (over 18) and your Club makes $500 . ® Races named after 1987 V.A.F.A . Premiership Cup Winners . ® Invite your friends and workmates, etc . and let's "Fill the Stands" with Amateur Friends . ® Have an enjoyable day, win some money, enjoy a good meal and your Club benefits!! !

Individuals attending will be admitted free on production of their Club Membership Ticket, Token or Medallion . ~ THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1988

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ROUND 4 - 5 YEARS AGO - 1983 Simon "Harry" Costello played his 200th game for Uni . Blacks when he took the field against Monash .

It was a disappointing day when Monash recorded its first win, 13 .16 to 11 .14. Harry's career is worth recording - the first player to reach 200 senior games with Blacks, Best and Fairest, 1973-76-77-78, Victorian team 1975-77-78-79--80-81-82, VAFA Captain 1981, All Australian 1979. (Harry's brother Tony, also played 197 games with the Blacks. ) 'Gentleman' Jim Peters retired as an umpire after 548 games, 379 with the VAFA (133 field, 5 boundary, 241 goal) .

Foundation Member and Life Member of the Club "Conga" Ericksen played his 250th game for Old Mentonians. In his career "Conga" had coached the reserves to a premiership. (Colin was recented awarded a VAFA Certificate of Merit for his services to O.Mentonians - Ed . ) Old Paradians (B) continued their unbeaten run with a 16 point win over Bulleen-Templestowe, 23 .10 .148 to 20.12 .132 . Best were "Captain Courageous" Arthur Roe (playing his 150th game), Gleason, P. Wood (OP( & VanDenDriest, Delanty, Ling (Bulleen Templestowe).

Collegians, back in he Under 19s for the first time since 1939 recorded its first win .

250 games to Jeff Perkins & Ian Ramsay of Elsternwick, both life members of the club, and committeeman and treasurer, respectively, and to Kevin D ri nan (St. Kilda CBOC), a magnificent full back and winner of three Club Best and Fairest awards .

10 YEARS AG O Uni Blues annihilated North O.B. with a 10.6 to a solitary goal in the second term, the feature of the game.

B rown, Yeo, Schauble ( Blues & Carlson, Kelly, Randles (NOB) were best . Only bright spot for North was comeback in the reserves of former top-class halfback player, Steve Maule.

200 games to "Goffa" Stevens, senior vicepresident of O .Ivanhoe Grammarians.

West Brunswick (D) remained undefeated with a strong 12 point win over MHSOB in a high scoring game, 19 .16 (130) to 18 .10 (118), Best were Brockwell, Ceddia, Dagg (West B) & R .Staley, R .Wood, MHSOB. Milestones at Old Brighton : 150 to dashing long leftfoot kicking wingman Owen Millis and 100 to And rew Mullett whose considerable courage and football skills had been an inspiration to his teammates .

Andrew had also served the club for many years as press correspondent and registration secretary.

Kew honoured 200 games from Terry Hayes, record club Best & Fairest four times. Interstate player in 1974, club captain in 1977 and 1978, Kew had never seen a more courageous and dedicated member.

15 YEARS AGO - 1973 Caulfield Grammarians (27.17) played brilliant football to annihilate Old Paradians (3.11) who turned in a miserable performance. Griffiths, McNicol & G. Fletcher (7 goals) were best for Caulfield while Lyons, Ha rt & McLaughlin struggled for Old Paradians .

One hundred games to John Skerry, Peter Hartigan, Ian Harris, all of Alphington, Rick Porton, Neil Malone ( MHSOB) & Ron Baker ( Ivanhoe) .

A Section captains were G re g Tootell Caul . Grammat ., Graham Warfe Coburg ., Guy Wilson Geelong., R. Booth Monash, Shane Magui re North OB., Ross Duke Old Paradians., Roger Wood Ormond ., Barry Amott St . Bemaals OC., and B. Cottrill Uni Blues. Who captained Ivanhoe?

On the bottom in B after 3 rounds, De La Salle (4 years later - an A Section Premiership - Ed .)

Kew (B) kicked 7.2 to Uni Blacks 3 .4 in final quarter to run out winners and record their first victory .

20 YEARS AGO - 1968 Ormond paid tribute on the passing of the grand old man of the club, Les Smith, foundation president in 1931 .

Les Gordon, veteran Powerhouse captain coach, played his 300th game - the last 200 had been consecutive. Frank Snell (Kew) & John Booth (Old Paradians) were appointed coaches of teams to play Tasmania & South Australia respectively.

Melbourne High & Uni Blacks drew - 9 .14 apiece.

Another thriller was Kew v Old Scotch, with Kew 33 points ahead at the lat change, and scoreless in the last quarter, handing on to win by four points . Best were Paterson, Findlay, Goonan (Kew) & Mackay, R.Beau re paire & P.Clarke ( O .Scotch) .

30 YEARS AGO - 1958 Members of the Permit Committee were F re d Coldrey (chairman), W.Gallacher, F.Hamiiton, George McTagga rt & K. Phillips.

Old Scotch recorded their first win over Old Melburnians for eight years with a convincing 21 point victory. Parry, Wilson & Law, later a Hawthorn star rover,

were best for Old Scotch with Pinkus, Turner & Morris serving Old Melburnians well .Parkside maintained their unbeaten record in C Section when they fought back in second half to best National Bank by 19 points. Best were Barry, Dite, Dempster ( Parkide) & Dunn, Strickland, Wall (National Bank).

UHSOB extended congratulations to coach George Murray - a proud father.

Amateur results were being broadcast on Saturday nights by 3UZ with scores repeated again on Sunday mornings by John Russell later a leading racecaller - N .R .) .

Who was the best player for Port Melbourne in their one point win over AJAX? (Will that Junior Section coach stand up? - N .R .)

One hundred games to Allen Morris, Old Scotch vice captain, club best and fairest in 1957, and runnerup in 1952 and 1953 . Allen had been by his example an inspiration on and off the field .

B Section captains were Phil McLaughlin Old Para, dians., D.Hoffman ES&A Bank ., Rex Jones F . er House., Michael Roet Uni Blacks., Noel Stokes Kew., Noel Rundle Old Geelong Gram ., Geoff Paul MHSOB ., & Laurie Anstee Hampton Rovers . Who captained Comm . Bank & Geelong?

40 YEARS AGO - 194 8 Old Melburnians & Uni Blacks, both undefeated, met in the match of the day.

The Dark Blues kicked a goal against the wind in the last quarter to win by 4 points - stars for the victors were Evan Macgregor & Ted Cordner while for the Blacks Denis Cordner & Kevin Dillon gave great service.

Hampton Rovers notes read : "Our star was Peter Lucas, whose debut was a gem" - became a great half-back for Collingwood .

SUPERULES REPORT Collegians posted its first win for the season with a solid performance against Beaconsfield . In the first half Collegians were unable to make the most of its many opportunities and things were looking grim at half time with Beaconsfield leading 5 .6 .36 to 3.5.23 . With a number of positional changes and a lift by every player Collegians were able to run out comfrotable winners by 25 points . The win was even more pleasing when you consider it was achieved without any of our Ex VFL players .

Finals scores Collegians 11 .9 .75 - Beaconsfield 7.8 .50.

Goal kickers Roach, McKenzie, Hancock 2, Laragy, Smith, Salter, Mason & Grant .

Better players : Nash, Smith, Mason, Salter, Laragy, Sawyer.

Although players are still welcomed we desperately need the services of an experienced umpire for our four remaining home games which are on May 15, June 5, July 3 and August 15 . Anyone interested contact Lindsay Rihards 842 2661 or Umpires Advisor David Levens .

Personality Pars 100 GAMES AT CLAYTO N In this weeks game against St . Andrews Joe Caygill will play his 100th game . Joe commenced his football with the Club in 1980 and after playing every game that year missed the next season after moving to Queensland. Season 1982 saw his return but a broken foot saw him miss the last five games of the season . In 1983 Joe had a mixed season but in 1984 he again played ever game in the Seniors and reached his 50th . In 1985 and 1986 Joe had good seasons missing only two games through an enforced rest . The Executive of the Club take this opportunity to wish Joe all the very best in todays game and on behalf of all the players and suppo rt s around the Club, CONGRATULATIONS. TO THOM O'S TERRIFIC TOILER S To all those who assist with the odd jobs every Saturday - many thnkas and please keep up the good work . Without those that assist with timekeeping, boundary & goal umpiring etc . we would not survive.

Welcome to Evan Diamond, father of our Reserves Coach . Even has fitted in nicely and looks after the Reserves needs, such as drinks oranges etc . Thanks and great to have you on board from all at Old Carey .

OLD CAREY Another of our top footballers is moving North to Old .

Rod Macauley, best and fairest in 1986 has been promoted in his job with Ampol and commences work in "sunny" Queensland at the end of May . The "quiet achiever" will be missed - no club can afford to lose a winner who averages 30 possessions a game .

All at Old Carey wish you every success in your new job and hope to see you back soon .

Great to see Jim McQuie back in sparkling form . Jim was very sick for some time and as a result his form dropped, however he is now showing a real exhibition of just what he can do. As well as playing, Jim looks after the strapping/trainers needs of our club ; a job he does admirably.

Well done Jim from all at Old Carey.

Best wishes and bon voyage to Chris M cHarg from all at Old Carey. Chris and some friends have decided to see what life overseas is like and are heading off on a working holiday for a year or two.

Hope you have a great time and there is still a place at the club for you on your return . Have a terrific trip.

Terrific send-off at the Le Gear household .

"OLD CAREY - LOOKING GREAT IN 88"

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A SECTIO N Bourke, Old Xavs Egan, North OB kficlnnes, Uni Blues Waldron, De La Salle Roberts Collegians Carboon, Ormond Schuhkraft, Ormond 'Nallis, Uni Blues Peter Curtain, Old Xav. Allan, De La Salle B SECTION Cavanagh, Kew Freeman, Parkside Heath, Bull-Temp .

Morrissey, Caul .Gramm Majerczak, Fawkner Eastmure, Therry C . Haralambopoulos, Kew Kennedy, Ivanhoe Rogers, O.Trinity Biddlestone, Therry C SECTION Riddell, St . Kilda Grant, O.Brighton Pryor, O.Brighton Crohan, St . Kevins Gillan, St . Kilda Witts, O .Melb.

D SECTION Panagiotidis, Hamp . Rovers Hepburn, Presto n DeMorton, North Bruns.

Michmacher, AJAX Lawson, Hamp. Rov. Hitchcock, Elsternwick Tsialtas, North Bruns .

E SECTION Sutton, Whitefriars Boag, St . Bedes Purcell, St . Bedes Patterson, Heatherton C.Stevens, Brunswick.

Reiger, Heatherton Flanagan, Aquinas F SECTION Taylor, St . Andrews Burke, Clayton Mitchell, O.Carey G .Walkley, ANZ Bank Dawson, W'stown Wilson, St . Andrews G SECTION Price, O .Scotch Fenton, O .Scotch Doyle, Kew Hutchinson, Bloods Senior, O .Scotch

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Fenton, O.Scotch ( -) McAsey, Bloods ( -) H SECTIO N Mandas, St . Kilda ( 1) Prowse, O.Xavs .

(6) Giffin, St . Kevins (2) FSkender, St . Kilda ( 5) Hall, St . Kilda ( 4) Bruno, Therry (2) Caiafa, St . Kilda ( 1 ) UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Gorazides, O.Xavs. (12) Connors, O.Xavs.

(2) Board, O.Par. (3) Lassock, 0 . Hailey (8) Elliott, Uni Blues ( 1) Hendrie, Bull-Temp (2) Magur, 0. Par. (5 ) UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Rowan, Whitefriars (3) Tilton, St . Kild a Grech, St . Bernards ( 1) D'Silva, St. Bernards (2) Karthaus, Whitefriars ( 2) Gilmore, St . Kilda (2) .Strike, Whitefriars ( 2 ) UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Phillips, O.Brighton (2) Fogarty, St. Kevins ( 4) Fox, O.Brighton ( 3) Stefanic, Hamp .Rovers (6) Bare, St . Kevin s Noyes, Aquinas (4) A RESERVE Formosa, Uni Blues (7) Spargo, 0. Xavs .

(2) Boyanton, Ormond (4) Wooler, Marcellin (4) Peck, Collegians (4) Pappageorgio, O.Xavs ( 2) Baum, Collegians ( 3) Hammond, O.Paradians (3) Crump, O.Scotch (4 ) B RESERVE Hannington, Bulleen Temp. (3) luliano, Kew (2) Hill, Kew ( 1) Selleck, Fawkner (3) Rawley, Ivanhoe (2) Robertson, BulleenTemp (2) Wilson, Fawkner ( -) C RESERV E Susovich, St . Kilda (4) O'Dea, St . Kilda (2) La Fontaine, St . Kilda ( 1) Waddington, O.Brighton ( 7) Robertson, Old Hailey. (3) Wood, O.Brighton ( 1)

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D RESERVE Devola, Hampt .Rov . (5) Brown, State Bank ( -) Givoni, AJAX ( 4) Ryan, Preston ( 4) Mutimer, Bulleen Utd (4) S .Dowd, Bulleen Utd ( -) Maher, State Bank (4) E RESERVE Campbell, Brunswick ( 1) Bowtell, Aquinas ( -) Borthwick, O .Geelong ( -) Bonnyman, Whitefriars ( -) O'Laoughliln, Heatherton ( 1 )

F RESERVES 17 C rothers, Doveton (5) 6 Gardner, Comm Bank (5) 6 Clark, O .Carey (3) 5 Fuller, Clayton (2) 4 Elliott, W'stown (3) 4 Stiglich, Clayton ( 1) 4 Bolton, O.Carey (2 ) 6 6 5 5 4 NEXT WEEKS MATCHES

A SECTION COLLEGIANS V DE LA SALLE OLD XAV . V UNI BLUES ORMOND V T . BERNARDS NORTH O .B . v OLD SCOTCH MARCELLIN V 0 . PARADIAN S B SECTION CAUL . GRAMM . V FAWKNER IVANHOE V KE W THERRY V PARKSID E MON BLUES V BULLEEN-TEMP UNI BLACKS V 0. TRINIT Y C SECTION BANYULE V THOMASTOWN BALACLAVA V OLD MELB O .HAILEY V O .IVANHOE MHSOB V ST . KILDA O .BRIGHTON V ST . KEVIN S D SECTION ELSTERNWICK V 0. CAMBERWELL HAMPT . ROVERS V BULLEEN UTD WEST. BRUS . V STATE BANK PRESTON V O .MENTONIANS NORTH BRUS . V AJAX E SECTION O .ESSENDON V UHSOB POWERHOUSE V AQUINAS ST . BEDES V PENINSULA O .GEELONG V WHITEFIRST HEATHERTON V BRUNSWIC K F SECTION ANK BANK V DOVETO N UNI REDS V CLAYTON W'STOWN V FOOTSCRAY ST . LEONARDS V LA TROBE ST . ANDREW V 0 . CAREY ELTHAM V COMM BANK

G SECTION COLLEGIANS V MON WHITES 0 . MELB . V MARCELLIN BLOODS V ST . BERNARDS 0 . HAILEY . V O .SCOTC H DE LA SALLE V BULLEEN-TEMP .

KEW V PORT COLTS H SECTION ST . KILDA V GTV 9 OLD XAV . V THERR Y STATE BANK V BALACLAVA ST . KEVINS V POWERHOUSE RICH . CENTRAL V O.GEELON G UNDER 19 SECTION 1 COLLEGIANS V MHSOB OLD XAV . V UNI BLUES 0 . HAILEY V THERR Y DE LA BLUE V BULL-TEMP MARCELLIN V O.PAR . GREEN UNDER 19 SECTION 2 ST . KILDA V OLD MELB .

WHITEFRIARS V ORMOND ST. BERNARDS V O .SCOTCH NORTH O .B . v BANYUL E UNI BLACKS V CAUL . GRAMMAR UNDER 19 SECTION 3 O .P . PURPLE v ST . KEVINS W'STOWN V O .BRIGHTON PARKSIDE V DE LA GOL D MON BLUES V HAMPTON ROVERS AQUINAS V O .ESSENDO N

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1988 ELSTERNWICK PARK PROGRAMME April 30th (C) M ay1 st (A) May 7th (A) May 14th (B) May 21st (B) May 28th (A) May 29th (C) June 4th (C) July 9th (A) August 13th (C)

12 noon - Thomastown v Old Hailey 2 p.m . - St . Kilda v Old Brighton Old Scotch v Marcelli n Collegians v De La Salle Old Trinity v Monash Blues Caulfield Grammarians v BuIlTemplestowe Marcellin v Ormond St. Kevins v Banyul e Old Melburnians v St . Kevins Ormond v De La Salle Old Haileybury v Old Brighton

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G SECTION . BERNARDS 3 0 0 360 109 330 .28 12 ST BLOODS 3 0 0 256 143 179 .02 12 OLD HAILEYBURY 2 1 0 222 151 147.02 8 8 MON WHITES 2 1 0 63 84 75 .00 ORT COLTS 1 2 0 218 166 131 .33 4 ~~LD SCOTCH 1 2 0 216 308 70 .13 4 EW MELB, 1 2 0 129 243 53.09 4 OLD 1 2 0 85 170 50.00 4 SULLEEN TEMP 1 2 0 130 332 39 .16 4 -RCELLIN 0 2 1 142 177 80.23 2 2 DE LA SALLE GOLD 0 2 1 78 107 72 .90 0 3 0 131 241 5 4.36 0 ,:OLLEGIANS

DOVETON BEST EVE R Doveton Reserves 29 .29.203 win over Eltham last week established the "Two's" Highest Score ever, and the biggest winning margin of either side . The seniors highest is still the first game of 1985 38 .15. 239 against Monash Whites.

100 GAMES FOR "SHAKY BILL" Congratulations to Peter "Shaky Bill" Davison, from all at Aquinas, on playing his 100th game, at Elsternwick Park . Peter was one of the founding members of the Club back in 1981 . Peter has had a varied time at Aquinas, starting off as the first ruck in the seniors in our first game, playing in four grand finals and doing his sting on the committee.

Everyone at the club is pleased that Peter has come out of retirement to notch up his 100th, and we all hope that he will continue for as long as he can . Once again, congratulations Shaky from all at Aquinas .

PARKING PROBLE M All amateur Clubs which have to play Old Xaverians in A, H and J.1 U19 are reminded of our problem with parking at Yarra Park . I can assure all those people that have told me to write to John Cain, The Melbourne City and the VAFA : that all this has been done.

Parking signs indicate all NO PARKING AREAS to disregard them will only get you a ticket . We are sorry but the rules are the rules !

Brian Lugar Old Xav. Press Sec. In "Looking Back" Noel Rundle asks who was captain of Old Xaverians in 1958 . Brian Doyle one of the Xaverians champion footballers and an outstanding rover. I am sure Ian Mun ro will support these claims.

Brian Lugar Old Xav. Press Sec. 150 GAMES FOR GEORGE All at Old Camberwell Football Club congratulate and thank George Yo ung in playing his 150th game today. George has been a loyal and hard working member of our club for many years and has become one of our most consistent and reliable players. George's commitment and attitude makes him a dream to coach and as for all his playing years is one of the first picked . In defence or attack Georges experience and flair makes him a truly valuable player . Thanks George and we all hope we can help celebrate your 200th game in the future.

100 GAMES FOR STRACHN Y Finally the little Aussie battler has reached the 100 game milestone for Old Camberwell Football Club . ^trachny typifies the spirit and commitment that our

H SECTIO N THERRY 3 0 1 320 86 372 .09 14 OLD XAVS 3 0 0 299 88 229 .77 12 GTV9 3 0 0 306 92 329 .03 12 ST. KILDA 2 1 0 365 117 311 .97 8 ST. KEVINS 2 1 0 26 121 21 .49 8 OLD GEELONG 1 2 0 97 105 92 .38 4 POWERHOUSE 1 2 0 85 330 25.76 4 RICHMOND CENT. 1 2 0 83 349 23.78 4 STATE BANK 0 3 0 67 161 4161 0 BALACLAVA 0 30 063 291 21 .65 0 ' Ineligible Player Round 1 - Match points deducted .

club looks for from our players . On the field Strachny's aggression and toughness causes a few people to cringe (especially the coach) but makes him a truly valuable player. Noted for his 'Charlie Manson' skills Strachny occasionally amazes his peers with the goal or mark of the day. However people still cannot watch with Strachny lines them up, especially when standing in the goal square . On and off the field Strachny has been a great clubman, which we all truly appreciate.

Richmond Central Football Club sincerely wish to pass on their best wishes to Andrew 'Hitler' Hirscher who unfortunately broke his arm against GTV9. Andrew was potentially our best and fairest winner this season, but hopefully the courage he has shown can spur others at the club to greater heights and help lift us out of the mire !

OLD PARADIANS CROWLEY MAKES IT TO 50 GAMES All at Old Paradians extend congratulations to Steve Crowley on playing his 50th game for the club on 23rd April, 1988, against Old Scotch . Although commencing in the seniors in 1984, injuries and temporary retirement in 1986 season, prevented him reaching this milestone earlier, Steve being a reliable player and good clubman, we hope from now on, he will have an injury free run towards his 100th game, and wish him the very best in achieving that milestone .

150 at AJA X Much to his disappointment AJAX neglected to mention Mark Feldy's 150th game for the Club late last season . So let's recitfy the situation, albeit it very late and say to Mark, Well done !

Feldy commenced his career with AJAX in 1975 and immediately came under notice on g hal back flank or on the ball . His tough, tearaway style of play was a feature in two premiership sides (1975 and 1979) and he is generally considered one of the most courageous players to ever pull on AJAX guernsey .

Feldy retired from football in 1982 to establish his now flourishing pharmacy and to raise a family . In 1986 he returned to the club and appeared to have lost none of his ability as a player .

In 1988 he took on perhaps the most unenviable job in Amateur Football, as coach of AJAX . He has taken to coaching like a duck to water and still manages to contribute well on the field .

If anyone is going to arrest AJAX's alarming slide, its Feldy and even through the past couple of games have been disappointing, we've no doubt that AJAX is in for good times while he's coach .

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KEW 3 0 0 412 211 195.26 12 BULLEEN TEMP. 2 0 311 209 148.80 8 THERRY 2 0 407 293 138 .91 8 PARKSIDE 2 0 231 191 120.94 8 MON BLUES 2 0 248 31 79.74 8 CAULFIELD GRAMM . 1 2 0 334 264 126.52 4 FAWKNER 1 2 0 259 292 88.70 4 OLD TRINITY 1 2 0 236 271 87.08 4 UNI BLACKS 1 2 0 179 323 55.42 4 IVANHOE 0 3 0 230 482 47 .72 0 C SECTIO N ST. KILDA CBCOB 3 0 0 471 238 197 .90 12 OLD MELB . 3 0 0 370 208 177.88 12 BANYULE 3 0 0 354 216 163.89 12 OLD BRIGHTON 2 0 283 224 126.34 8 ST. KEVINS 2 0 354 286 123.78 8 OLD HAILEYBURY 1 2 0 272 295 92.20 4 THOMASTOWN 1 2 0 220 335 65.67 4 BALACLAVA 0 3 0 300 412 72 .82 0 MHSOB 0 3 0 185 361 51 .25 0 OLD IVANHOE 0 3 0 163 397 41 .06 0 D SECTIO N HAMPTON ROVERS 3 0 0 369 242 152.48 12 PRESTON MBOB 2 0 310 139 223.02 8 STATE BANK 2 0 271 212 127.83 8 OLD MENTONIANS 2 0 232 214 108 .41 8 ELSTERNWICK 2 0 264 321 82 .24 8 BULLEEN UTD 2 1 0 213 306 69 .61 8 NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 2 0 257 257 100 .00 4 AJAX 1 2 0 223 279 79.93 4 WEST BRUNSWICK 0 3 0 268 301 89.04 0 OLD CAMBERWELL 0 3 0 101 305 33 .11 0 E SECTIO N WHITEFRIARS 2 0 333 250 133.20 8 OLD ESSEN . GRAM. 2 0 270 220 122 .73 8 AQUINAS 2 0 265 222 11 .37 8 OLD GEELONG 2 0 280 248 112.90 8 PENINSULA OB 2 0 323 335 96 .42 8 ST, BEDES 1 t 1 247 249 99 .20 6 POWERHOUSE 1 1 261 281 92 .88 6 BRUNSWICK 1 2 0 292 254 114.96 4 HEATHERTON 1 2 0 266 327 81 .35 4 UHSOB 0 3 0 223 374 59.63 0 F SECTIO N LATROBE UNI 3 0 0 322 223 144.39 12 CLAYTON 3 0 0 245 197 124 .37 12 ST. ANDREWS 2 0 399 281 141.99 8 OLD CAREY 2 0 286 209 136.84 8 WILLIAMSTOWN 2 322 265 121 .51 8 DOVETON 2 1 275 284 96.83 8 F.I T 2 235 272 86.40 8 UNI RED S 2 218 231 94 .37 4 ST. LEONARDS 2 0 246 274 89.78 4 COMM BANK 0 3 0 241 312 77 .24 0 ELTHAM COLL 0 3 0 202 276 73 .19 0 ANZ BANK 0 3 0 25 1 418 60.05 0 A RESERVE SECTION UNI BLUES 3 0 0 359 195 184.10 12 ST. BERNARDS 3 0 0 316 219 144.29 12 OLD XAVS 2 0 285 216 131.94 8 DE LA SALLE 2 0 264 200 132.00 8 ORMOND 2 0 294 305 96.39 8 MARCELLIN 2 0 276 260 106 .15 4 OLD PARADIANS 2 0 208 239 87.03 4 COLLEGIANS 2 0 191 252 75.79 4 OLD SCOTCH 0 3 0 164 285 57.54 0 NORTH OB 0 3 0 125 311 40 .19 0 B RESERVE SECTION KEW 3 0 0 325 150 216 .67 12 PARKSIDE 3 0 0 210 134 156 .72 12 BULLEEN/TEMP. 2 1 0 240 159 150.94 8 FAWKNER 2 1 0 221 151 146.36 8

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