The Amateur Footballer, Week 11, 1988

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Thanks from the Presiden t The 1988 Launceston A .A .F.C . Carnival must go down as one of th most satisfying in which the V.A .F.A . has ompeted .

Our success in being undefeated in the three games played, despite the fact that we fielded almost an entirel y er~ team reflects not only on the players who performed so well but especially on that doyen of interstate coaches, John Fishers .

To John, the players, selectors, medical support staff, team managers and everyone else associated with the ;_jmpaign I extend heartfelt thanks and congratulations of a grateful Association .

Vics win 13th Titl e victoria won its 13th A .A .F.C. Carnival when it overpowered South Australia in Launceston last Saturday .

The Vics . set up its 14-goal win by restricting the Croweaters to just one goal in the first term whilst its scored seven .

The Victorian defence led by a dashing Robbie Fuller who received grand support from Smith, Schober, Burden, G reetham & Considine was impassable whilst the link men in particular And re w Jobling, along with he centre line of Moloney, Young & Kingston continually created opportunities for the forwards, who didn't at them down . The Vics added a further 7 goals in the second quarter and put the issue beyond with a 10-goal third term .

South Australia restored some pride with four goals in as many minutes at the commencement of the final quarter but not to be denied the Vics responded with goals by Matton (2) & Abrahams.

Final Sco res : Victoria 27.11 .173 defeated South Australia 13 .11 .89.

Goals : Schuhkraft 5, Egan 4, Jobling 4, Taylor 3, Kingston 2, Beers 2, Moloney 2, Abrahams 2, Matton 2, Macauley.

Best: Fuller, Young, Jobling, Kingston, Schober, Beers, Moloney, Moir.

For information the team lined up as follows for the three engagements : Victoria versus W.A .

Backs : Burden Schober Greetham Half Backs: Fuller Considine Spillane Centre : Kingston Young Smith Half Forwards : Abrahams Holdsworth Egan Forwards : Co x Schuhkraft Moloney Rucks : Moir Interchange : Matton Reddish Taylor Macauley Barne s Pictured on the front cover is Ormond Captai n Russell Barnes

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Victorian versus Tasmania Backs : Burden Greetham Drummond Half Backs : Fuller Taylor Barnes Centre: Crotty Kingston Smit h Half Backs : Young Schober Moloney Forwards : Egan Schuhkraft Matton Rucks : Holdsworth Inter Change : Moir Reddish Spillan e Rover: Cox Beers Victoria versus S .A. Backs : Burden Schober Greetham Half Backs : Fuller Considine Smith Centre: Kingston Young Moloney Half Forwards : Egan Beers Abrahams Forwards : Cox Schuhkraft Taylo r Rucks : Moir Inter Change : Matton Jobling Barne s Rover : Macauley Reddish All Australiam jumpers were awarded to : Phil Kingston (c), B .Burden, T Egan, R .Fuller, S . Moloney, R . Schober P. Schuhkraft, S . Taylor and T . Young .

Universi4y Blues are at home to No rt h in another game in which two of last week's losers will meet with plenty . Having watched Egan & Maloney display their considerable talents in Launceston last week, Mark ,.

Hannebery will be thrilled with the prospect of their return plus that of "Mr . Dependable", Paul Considine. ese three give North a significant increase in options and they, like Old Xavs. will be out to prove they're ;_able , of kicking more than two goals in a match . Blues weren't much better scoring just three against Marceland I believe they'll find that North attack the ball as hard if not harder than the Eagles, and so its No rt h i: ~~unce back with a win today which bring us to the match of the day between St . Benrards and Old Paradians.

St . Bernards will approach this home game with plenty of confidence following its 71 point win over the Cardinals, and should Marcellin fail at East Malvern the Saints could move into the top four . old Paradians on the other hand will be just as anxious to keep its two game break on Old Xaverians and :_ return of Beers, Abrahams & Spillane will see the side close to full strength . pelieve OP's greater consistency and all round skill will see them through a very even game.

Todays Selections: B SECTIO N A SECTIO N collegians v ORMON D Caul . Gramm . v THERRY jni Blues v NORTH O.B .

KEW v Mon Blues DE LA SALLE v Marcellin FAWKNER v Uni Blacks Bernards v OLD PARADIANS PARKSIDEv Old Trinity 0 Scotch v OLD XAVERIANS BULL/TEMP v Ivanho e

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A Section Football by Peter Frenc h

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RENT A CAR during its week in Launceston

With representative football now behind us, and only 8 rounds remaining the battle for survival and a place in the top four is on in earnest .

By upsetting the Students, Man;eiiin has grabbed a rather shaky hold of fourth place although from all accounts their win was meritorious . To establish itself as a real contender it will need to beat De La East Malvern today, quite a task really, given its poor record against the D's and its general lack of consistencyatas an A Section Club.

Despite Old Paradians last week the D's were not far from victory and welcomed the return of Mike Knuppell . The inclusioninaccuracy of Paul Holdsworth today will also strengthen the side and the threat of relegation will be ample incentive for a De La victory .

Ormond showed its great deptch with a grand display against Old Xaverians. When one takes into account that Taylor, Cox, Schuhkraft, Jobling, Kingston and skipper Barnes all return for today's game against Collegians it would seem a matter of how far Ormond .

Well I don't see it that way although I find it difficult to go against the leaders, two weeks on end especially with the calibre of player returning . However Ormond would not want to take the Lions lightly. Collegians traditionally play well at the Trott against Ormond and were most impressive in beating North last week . They were first to the ball backed one another up and ran well repeat of that sort of endeavour will make this a most entertaining game but nine wins from ten matches is .aArecord that only Ormond has attained and its that sort of consistency and planning that will give them victory today .

More than any other side, Old Scotch will welcome the return of its interstate players . They were sorely undermanned last Saturday and had no answer to St . Bernards height, strength and tenacity . Their opponents today, Old Xaverians, were just as unimpressive . They managed only two goals, both by Nick Bourke and will need to improve markedly to beat a strengthened Old Scotch who would realize the importance of a win today .

I'm going to put Zavs . effort down to the fact that they were playing Ormond (who have beaten the other two sides in the current four by 20 and 16 goals respectively) and expect the Xavs to bounce back with a morale boosting win this afternoon .

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The Sist Report on B Sectio n

In amongst the great results for the Victorian side were some highlights for B grade footballers Brett Burden (Kew) and Terry Young ( Fawkner) were named in the All Australian Team . Both players were named in best players on two out of three occasions with Brett best against W.A . and Terry second best against S .A. p . goalkickers were Young 5, Matton 4 & Paul Crotty 1, with Matton kicking a memorable goal against vv Mallon, Young & Burden played in all three games whilst Crotty played in 1 .

Back across the strait on a colt, wet and windy Saturday, desperation and a little luck was the order of the d-in games which were mostly low scoring . The Blacks v Kew game turned out to be much closer than expecte-_ with defensive work dominating . Its difficult to say if Kew were 'lost' without Burden as the conditions did rr allow them to get their systems going . On the other hand the inconsistent Blacks took the game right up r Kew and did hit the front in the dying minutes . Kew answered quickly. Switches of Cerni to the centre and Some,; rville to CHF gave the Blacks a much needed boost in areas that Blacks had not really been dominant in rcent!y. For Kew rover Thornley played well as did full back Bruno .

Good news for Kew, Chris Haralambopoulos kicked 7 goals in a comeback in the Reserves, and Joe Busutii assures me he's not far away and will definitely be back before the end of the season .

In the Trinity v Fawkner game, the scoring shots were relatively even 26 to 22 but the results was miles apa- 64 points . Fawkner converted more effectively than Trinity who were inaccurate once again . Fawkner kicks against the wind and led at 1/4 time and went from there. They combined well to get the ba!l down to forwa,c Selleck who had a good game kicking 3 . Busst worked hard in the ruch and the rovers did well . For Trinity .

Taylor back after injury played a good game as did Dunne and Glass.

Out at Monash, Caulfield got up to have their second win for th season in what was a close game all da, Monash missed a sitter in the last 10 minutes which could have made a difference but Caulfield finally gc the points in a close one. Harlock dominated in the centre as did ruck rover Stevenson . For Monash McGregor & Zacharidis were the best .

In the other games Parkside regulars Segewick, Page, Sturgess & Williams all fired up to help their tear, beat Bull/Templestowe by 26 points . Bull/Templestowe are now only one game clear in the four but the, percentage should see them safe for a few weeks yet .

Ivanhoe returned to their bad form when they were soundly thrashed by Therry . Therry keen to make amend_ for their unexpected loss to Monash, showed that even without state players Matton & Paul Crotty they ca~ sti!l win easily .

Looking at todays games, there are three which hold interest . Out at Mutton Reserv e Blacks meet Fawkner in what is a very important game . Both sides need a win to put them out of the relegation stakes . Blacks ma, be hoping that Terry Young gets snapped up by a League Club before the June 30 deadline! Even if he is playing it should be a close one . Out at Albert Park, Caulfield who are now getting their act together, just might worry Therry. Caulfield have a reasonable percentage so a win would see them out of second last position if the other results go their way.

After a close one last week, Kew will be set to re-group against the inconsistent Monash . The game is at Kew but if the conditions are bad this might be a turn-up . In the other two games its difficult to see Parkside losing to Therry or Ivanhoe overcoming Bul/Templestowe - even so I'm not willing to bet on that at this time of the year!

PeirsonaW Pars PRESTON MBOB - MILESTONE S Fortunately for Preston they have a young chap who has reached a terrific milestone at the tender age of 22 . Ricky Johnstone has been at the club for six years and has 100 games under his belt . This stands him and Preston in good stead for the future . Good luck and well done R .J .

Good to see many old faces at the match against Doveton - Frank Fraser, Richard Hearn, Mick Gandy, John Rowe, Peter Rowe and John Dunshea, just to name a few . Our after match raffle was c!eaned up by the same "Mafia " Legs of Pork by John Rowe CBC Records by Richard Hearn Port by Andy McHarg Hope you all had a great night using the proceeds .

, Peter won't be waiting at the Banyule gates today, but all the same it's Judgement Day for Old Haileyburibeat the wet last week with an early burst inspired by the sensation of the week, ex-Derb y ans . The Bloods cReter Tony Gilchrist . Not happy with burning his mates in the seconds and taking money off young children ,an, mate Adnrew Walden's $50 at 2/1 odds), "Gilla" notched three goals in the first fifteen minutes of his • rst senior game for three years . The home side will also hjave the in-form skipper Seccull to worry about, but ai,er yet another impressive running and bustling display last week are unlikely to suffer insomnia from any op;,onent . Holt, Adams and Sutterby give this even team a touch of class, but their eleven straight wins are only •nree more than Haileyburians . If the Bloods are prepared to put their bodies in and run as much as I am preared to stick my neck out, they will become the first and possibly only team to win at Warrigal Park this season . „'atching the result with interest will be Old Melburnians, also in the battle for the double chane. They will have ,~ienty of time to look over their shoulders too, as Melbourne High's lack of pace on the vacuous Cordner Oval li make your average VW look like the OMs Ferraris . The High put in a dismal one against Banyule and will re looking to make amends, especially before ruckman Peter Sala departs for the UK .

Thomastown rover Trevor Bell did a Barry Breen when he kicked a point from a deliberate shot after the siren :o win the game against St . Kevins . The story goes that he aimed for a behind instead of a goal as he was on the boundary line and the minor space was closer, despite a dirty dozen men on the mark for the vital kick, r .vas a great win as the boys all wore black arm bands in memory of Life Member marj Ferlazzo, who passed ;:ay during the week . Ruckman Col Pearson also played a major part in the 'Towns' second win for the seazon, which now puts the bottom five teams within a game of each other. Old Brighton are the first of a number of home games for the northerners, but despite the half-day trip I can't see them dropping the points or fourth olace to an uncomfortably close St . Kilda .

No doubt furious at their narrow loss, St Kevins will be keen to make amends at the expense of another lower ream, Old Ivanhoe, who have gone longer without key forwards than a Porn between baths . Matt Davis and Nick Harris have shown fine form, but a twelve-goal loss in the floods can hardly have lifted morale . The Saints must now seriously face the prospect of relegation, a disappointing position to be in after a solid start to the season . Even the home ground advantage will not be enought to save Old Ivanhoe however.

Arthur and Ken Hartley, along with competition Best & Fairest contender Neil Monahan, are in the sort of form to help prevent Balaclava suffering a similar sort of towelling to the one it copped from St . Kilda C .B .C. early in the season . Matt Driscoll was allowed to forget about forwards and had a great day in the ruck and Charlie Capi ro n proved wrong the doubters who said he was kike a rubber duck in the wet . It's almost just as well coach Peter Da rvel, recovering from a knee reconstruction, was still laid up in hospital after a two-game comeback : the crutches which unfortunately are to become a familiar sight over the next few weeks would have sunk faster than the Titanic in last week's bog . His team seems to win and lose in streaks of four or five - current!y winning is in vogue, so what else can I do . . . . .

SOUTHA'S SELECTION S Banyule v OLD HAILEYBURIANS OLD MELBURNIANS v Melbourne High Thomastown v OLD BRIGHTO N Old Ivanhoe v ST. KEVINS A melee is "Where an incident takes ST. KILDA C.B.C. v Balaclava.

MELEES - BEWARE !

NEWS! NEWS! NEWS !

Coach Shaw is going back to skool, scool, school!!!

• He can't work out how many cones to use at training • He can't measure out a training run - counted to 9 kilometres when it was over 11 kilometre s • He can't add up his quotes for work Either we buy him a calculator or an abacus, but as they cost money, it is cheaper to send him back to school .

Report for class next week student Kelvin!!!!

place involving players, pushing, scragging, jumping into packs, throwing each other to the ground or other similar such conduct" .

CONGRATULATIONS TO IAN USTIC K It's a bouncing baby boy - baby Julien Christopher 81b. 3 ozs . Mum and baby doing well - Dad still in a daze/haze. Another Old Carey player in the making .

Congratulations from all at Old Carey .

I) Section notes by Chris Rowsto n

A tense struggle between all sides is beginning to unfold as sides vie for the four and others, desperate t w- r matches now, try to avoid the relegation zone . The big mover last week was Bu!leen United, moving from nintr to equal fourth on the lader and playing Pre ston today they have all the good reasons to win and press foa finals position . When you look at their record recently, they haven't done much wrong, winning three on en, and must rate highly today to beat P re ston at home . Elsternwick must win today, and stop the rot, and d, home with the advantage they'll take the points . Today sees a D Section game at Elsternwick Park (not befer time!!) between the Rovers and Old Mentonians. Both sides prefer the wide open spaces and hopefully r good conditions we will see a good standard of game . The Rovers strength lies in their tall forwards, if the, receive the bal quickly they will kick a winning score .

The match of the day is Old Camberwell versus Nth . Brunswick . both sides must win to keep their chance of survival alive in D Grade . At home the Wells will prove too godd, having more running players and the abilitv; to move the ball more effectively . No rt h iwill miss De Norton for his goals scoring ability and for that reason the Wells to take the points in what will be a very entertaining game. A final note - last week I picked the car(] (five winners) I though I'd mention it, not for any particular reason !

Last week Old Mentonians were very impressive against the lack lustre State Bank. the ball quickly through the back line O.M . set up opportunities for their forwards and a feature beingRunning their sure hands in the wet conditions . What can I say about State Bank - not much - they really need to get together and plan positively. Best for O.M's Rogers, Cater and Sciarcca and State Bank Aumont, Guy and Griel .

Preston, second on the ladder played Elsternick who are now under extreme pressure to find winning form again . The Bullants moved the ball to position and had more strength up forward to kick a winning score . EIsternwick although beaten, showed plenty of endeavour and fought it right out . P re ston had better players in Heenan, Mason and Hepburn and Elsternwick, N eeson, Houlihan adn Contin .

Bulleen United kicked vital goals early in the first half against Nth Brunswick to hold a comfortable lead in the windy and very cold conditions . The Bulls were too steady and slogged their way to their 3rd win on end .

Best for Bulleen, Foley, Morley and Taylor and Nth Brunswick, Grimaldi, H . Tsailtas and Balazsy .

In an exciting game at Ajax, the Old Camberwell side won, and the result may prove very important later in the season . The Wells with the wind, kicked poorly but held a 4 point lead at half time . A desperate struggle saw the Jackers get to within one point with ten minutes to play, but couldn't convert, letting the Wells take the points. Best for the Jackers, Felby, Bursztyn and Borenstein and Old Camberwell Beal, Jepson and Hopkins .

In blustery conditions Hampton Rovers held sway all day over West Brunswick . The Rovers running players moved the ball well considering the conditions . West Brunswick were very keen and enthusiastic but were unable to hold the Rovers who came away for another win . Best for the Rovers E . ABelnjak, Capp and Hetherington and West Brunswick, Anderson Casley and McNo rton .

TODAY's SELECTION : STATE BANK v Aja x OLD CA M BERWELL v Nth Brunswick ELSTERNWICK v West Brunswick BULLEEN UTD v Preston Old Mentonians v HAMPTON ROVERS

E Section Report by John Palme r

Tile only major surprise from last round were the final scores recorded at Como! I felt sure there had been a misprint in the Sunday papers when I read Old Essendon 1 .6 d Old Geelong 1 .5. No way known that can be correct says I - O .K ., conditions turned out to be pretty lousy in the afternoon, but - 1 goal apiece!!! There nad to be a digit missing . Then, what happens - same thing repeated in Monday's press, much to my chagrin .

Fancy missing on a perfect 5 out of 5 by 1 solitary point . The result of the game now means that only percentage separates these teams in 4th and 5th spots on the ladder. The next couple of weeks will be pretty important as they no doubt will appreciate.

Aquinas further consolidated its position in the four with a comfortable 4 goal victory over Heathe rt on . An improved U.H .S .O.B . stuck close to Brunswick for most of the day to fail by just 10 points at the final siren .

Although the conditions didn't help, the Old Boys had more scoring shots and their inaccuracy proved costly, fop team Whitefriars donkey-licked Penisula and a place on the lower rungs of the ladder now seems assured for the Pirates.

The final game of the round saw Powerhouse take the points over St . Bedes to keep hold of second position and make St. Bedes task just that little more difficult as they are now 2 games out.

These results didn't change any positions on the ladder but tightened the middle order somewhat . Those teams sitting on 4,5, and 6 all must recognise the importance of the next couple of weeks as opportunities exist to gain a break and ensure a finals berth even at this early stage .

Today's games sees some interesting contests . Old Essendon and St . Bedes do battle at Essendon . I reckon this ground will be pretty boggy as it has the unusual feature of being able to hold water very well at this time of the year. I'm going to tip the home team in a low scoring contest, but with more goals than last week please fellas .

Aquinas at home to Old Geelong is a tough one . The Oggs could lose 4th spot with a loss here. I think they will as the home ground advantage leads me to pick Aquinas.

Heathe rton travel to Royal Park for the relegation stakes with U.H .S .O.B. This one will go right to the wire and if the recent improvement shown by the Old Boys continues ; think they can win and keep their chances alive .

Brunswick make the hike to Mt Eliza and on form should be able to defeat Peninsula . this is not a happy hunting ground for the visitors but a win is a must for a chance at the finals and I feel they can manage it today.

Last, but certainly not least, Whitefriars and Powerhouse, section leaders, play the match of the day at Donvale . The Friars form has been excellent and whilst I don't believe they are unbeatable, I think they will be too good for Powerhouse today, especially on their home track .

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Felt like Paul Keating receiving a favourable balance of payments report when I heard Peter Fre nch announce on 3L0 that I'd selected five out of six last week! Let down by, of all sides, Getta's Zedders who did very well to pick up a seven point win at the expense of the Artists who need to scrape the canvas and make a fresh start after looking so promising several weeks ago. Meanwhile, Getta reckons it was so cold at the Art ists' Colony that some of the Zedders were complaining of Blue Poles and a pain in the Jackson Pollocks.

The match of the day was a bit of a fizzer with the Students having a landslide victory over the Eagles who haven't landed the money for a month after looking certain finalists . Lat robe's jack-of-all-trades, Peter O'Donohue has the Students' eyes fixed firmly on a premership and, given their current form, anything less would be hard to imagine. I n other matches, the Harry Trotters had eleven points to spare in their clash with the Clays

to give themselves hope of finishing the season in a competitive vein . The Clays, on the other hand, have gc, . right off the boil and will need a lot of rit to ke p th emse 1g ves away rom Lite bottom four by season s end . Uni Redz continued their second revival for the season by finishing well against St . Leonards in arctic conditicr at Patterson River. Old Ca rey had a significant two-major victory over the Doves who need to steady thE selves after two losses . For Old Carey the win virtually guarantees Kelvin Shaw's boys a place in the finai.

Their energies can be directed towards how to stop La Trobe . Quarantine and deportation immediately corr . to mind . In the battle for fifth place, the Fainters were 26 points better off than the 'Towners in their big cla_ :,; at Brearley Oval, but the 'Towners did enough to suggest they remain a finals contender .

PLAYER OF THE WEEK : A Fenwick Inn voucher this week goes to Old Ca re y's Kelvin Shaw who, as Captain Coach, has given Old Carey a good deal of steel and now has them nicely poised for something differer . a final's appearance. Kelvin also is in the running for the F-Grade Dinner for Two at the season's end . Dor; . forget, if you're in North Carlton, drop in for a quiet able or Guinness at the Fenwick .

THIS WEEK'S MATCHES : Last week (5) Current Percentage Accuracy (65% ) MATCH OF THE ROUND : Footscray I .T.O .B. at home to St . And rews. Despite losing three in a row and desp,~_ scoring a solitary goal at La Trobe last week, the Eagles qualify for match of the round by virtue of their ladd position which is keenly eyed by the Fainters. I can't see any joy for the Eagles here and I'm selecting th ; Fainters for the best of reasons - form . Saints by four if it's wet and seven if it's reasonable .

In other matches : Despite a good win last week the Zedders won't have enough strength and consistency ;~ stay with the Redz at Albert Park. The Redz have the incentive of staying in finals contention and should pa , well enough to deserve Getta's excellent after-match hospitality . Whilst the Har ry Trotters have been fairly coc . sistent in recent weeks, they'll find the on-ball power and home ground advantage of Old Ca re y to represer about a six goal deficit . The Doves, no longer a certainty for the finals, should be able to account for St. Leonards who have several times been unfortunate to meet teams on the rebound . The Students will probably mak life quite miserable for the A rt ists and despite playing at home, the Clays won't have enough fire-power to hole off a determined Williamstown .

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Review of Matches played June 18, 1988, Round 1 0 G SECTIO N Kew, despite very inaccurate kicking were able to post a twenty one point victory over Collegians. Marcellin spoilt my tipping record when Po rt Colts defeated them by ten points in a game in which each side had an equal number of scoring shots . For the Colts the win gave them respite from any thoughts they may finish on the bottom of the ladder. Bulleen Templestowe took the points from Monash Whites who were defeated by ten points. Bulleen Templestowe should have insured themselves of a final's berth through this victory . Old Scotch proved no match for the St. Bernard's side who won by seventy one points . Inaccurate kicking by the Bloods prevented them building a winning margin of more than eighteen points against De La Salle . Old Haileybu ry and Old Melburnians did stage an even contest which Old Haileybu ry won by sixteen points because they were more accurate in front of goal .

H SECTION The five leading sides all won to further strengthen their hold on the leading places at the expense of the bottom five sides . St. Kevins, despite inaccurate kicking, had sufficient talent to defeat Richmond Central by twenty five points . Ther ry strengthened their grip on fourth place when they ran out forty two point winners over Balaclava who again kicked a bigger than usual score . Powerhouse failed to score against Old Xaverians while the "Crocodiles" helped themselves to forty two shots and a huge one hundred and twenty seven point victory . C.B .C. St . Kilda maintained their threat to fourth place when they defeated State Bank by thirty six points . G.T.V.9 won on forfeit from Old Geelong .

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UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Leaders De La Salle Blue consolidated their position when they defeated Collegians by thirty six points . University Blues displaced Marcellin from second place when the Blues won their game by thirty four points . In the heavy Bundoora conditions Old Paradians Green proved too strong for Melbourne High School Old Boys as they won by sixteen points after a low scoring game . Bulleen Templestowe recorded a sixteen point victory over Therry which should enable the Bullants to avoid relegation . Old Xaverians widened their percentage lead over Old Paradians when the Xaverians defeated Old Haileybu ry by forty points .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Round 10 produced surprising results and served to heighten the competition for final placings as well as that to avoid relegation . NO rt h Old Boys improved their percentage at the expense of C.B .C. St . Kilda whom North defeated by fifty two points . Bottom team Old Melburnians jolted the University Blacks who fell to the bottom when they lost by twenty one points . Banyule provided an upset and moved clear of the relegation zone when they defeated Caulfield Grammarians by fifty nine points . Old Scotch with a big meritorious victory over Ormond, by fifty four points, moved back into the top four. St . bernards failed by sixteen points to defeat Whitefriars whose bad kicking restricted their winning margin .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 If Monash Blues had kicked more accurately they could have defeated Old Paradians Purple who fell in with a three qoint victory. Aquinas provided the upset of the round when they defeated Old Brighton Grammarians by six points . On the other side of the tour St . Kevins, aided by a great last quarter onslaught, ran out winners by eighty seven points over an undermanned Old Essendon Grammarians . Hampton Rovers consolidated their place in the top four when they defeated De La Salle Gold by twenty one points . Parkside were the side who missed the rainy and muddy conditions because they had the bye .

Preview of Matches to be played June 25, 1988 Round 1 1 G SECTIO N Collegians at home to Old Melburnians deserve selection because they have given the more polished performances this season . Bulleen Tempestowe will prove too strong for Port Colts today while I expect Monash THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1988 9

Whites to rejoin the winning list by defeating Old Haileybury. St . Bernards should not encounter undue pre ., sure as they defeat De La Salle today. I select Kew to win over Old Scotch today because Kew still can see themselves as a finalist . To achieve this Kew must keep winning . Leaders Bloods travel to Marcellin confident of taking the points . Marcellin players have not tuned themselves for regular victory so I select the Bloods .

H SECTIO N St . Kevins by defeating C .B .C. St . Kilda can keep that side out of the four (at least for another week) . As St Kevin's have the more impressive record I select them . Long standing rivals Powerhouse and Old Geeiung. meet on the Ross Gregory Oval . Although Old Geelong's season has had its highs and lows they should have enough ability to defeat Powehouse. Now that Therry has again found the elixer of winning I believe they will be too strong for State Bank today. Although Balaclava have shown a marked improvement over the last two round I select Richmond Central to defeat them today because Richmond will be the more talented team . In a preview of the grand Final the two best sides in the section G .T.V.9 and Old Xaverians meet at Swin . burn Technical School . Neither side has faltered this season and recent form is no real guide as the Xav9ri . ans received little opposition last weel while G .T.V.9 was given a walk over. Both sides have good forwards Pre~. : se for Old Xaverians and a quartet for Channel 9 - Goudge, Louchard, Ebinger and Gray. the game shoulc be well worth watching and as I am forced to select, Old Xaverians are my selection .

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Old Haileybu ry should maintain its links with the eladers by defeating Collegians at Albert Park . In a final's preview the two leading sides University Blues and De La Salle meet at the Crawford Oval . the Blues have stars in key positions : forward Houston and Anderson at centre half back who will take constant minding . De La Salle are an even side as their position indicates . If my information is correct the Blues beat Marcellin with a weakened side so how much better can they be today (providing Alan Salter doesn't use the U19's to bolster his sagging seniors)? At home I favour University Blues to win . Marcellin should be able to recapture their winning form today by defeating M elbourne High School Old Boys at their South Yarra home . Therry should be able to extend Old Paradians Green but the overall strength of the Paradians as well as the lure of a final's berth should see the Paradians record a victory. Bulleen Templestow will give spirited opposition to the Old Xaverians . The strength of the home side will test the Xaverians whose light frames may be easily brushed aside . Neverless I expect Old Xaverians to win a hard contest by a narrow margin .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 St . Bernard's travel to C.B .C. St. Kilda where many leading sides have met defeat over many seasons . All form points to a St. Bernards win which I tip to be forthcoming . North Old Boys travel south to play Old Melburnians . Terry Mills will remind his players that today presents a great opportunity for them to gain a necessary percentage boost . I believe North Old Boys have the ability to win this game well . Now that Banyule have found their winning form another victory should come their way today against bottom side University Blacks.

Victory should mean the winner will avoid relegation while the losers will face almost certain relegation . Ormond will be anxious to atone for last week's reversal when they play Caulfield Grammarians today. At home I believe Ormond will be talented enough to record a victory . Old Scotch who are at home to Whitefriars will be keen to do well and thus maintain their tenuous hold on fourth place . When the sides met on June 4 Whitefriars won by seventy points . Today the margin will be much less . Although I must select Whitefriars, I am quite confident Old Scotch will make Whitefriars earn the points the hard way.

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Leaders Old Paradians Purple should extend their winning run by defeating Parkside today on their heavy Bundoora Oval . Paradians receive great drive through the height and strength of Pimmental, Joyce and Si!by who should carry the side to victory. Old Brighton Grammarians will appreciate their home soil today against the big improvers M onash Blues whose inaccurate kicking robbed them of victory last week . This game should be a good contest in which many features of our game will be displayed . I lean to Old Brighton to win the game by a narrow margin . St . Kevins and Aquinas should play an interesting and even game. The ruck duels between Julian Sweeney and Manny Pedler will be a highlight while active little men Richard Snell and Ro ry Leavey should provide a close contest as they vie for the loose ball . I select St . Kevins to win the contest because through key forwards Mick Warton and John Foga rty they have sure avenues to goal. De La Salle and Old Essendon played a very even game on April 16 when Essendon won by two points . Unfortunately the Ej sendon players have not maintained that form whereas De La Salle have shown improvement as the season has progressed . Today at Albe rt Park I believe De La Salle Gold will take the points . Hampton Rovers have the bye .

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;r,gratulations from 'OTF' to John Fisher and all the boys who won us the Carnival in Launceston . All Amateur can be very proud of the achievement . John fisher ha snow coached the VAFA to three Carnival wins i382, 1986 and 1988 - A mighty effort . ~ .,,., . . . .> .> . . , ,;,i ,ilst on the Carnival it was nice to see the AAFC recognize Victorian trainer Ken Even-Smith . Ken has been -iner since 1982 and he joins nine players and the coach as being selected in the All Australian Party . Well aone Ken . , .,. . .<__,> . . . . .

S~iii on the Carnival and mention must be made of Victorian full forward Paul Schuhkraft who kicked 19 goals behinds and two out of bounds (one hit the point post) a very accurate performance indeed . . . .,,, . ., .~, . . . ;~,FA Treasurer and Chairman of Selectors for the "Campaign" Noel Rundle has been called many names during his long association with the Amateur football . However he is unlikely to get away from the "Uncle Fester" rag which the players promptly gave him, for some time . Their rousing rendition of the "Adams Family" tune ~ :d VAFA stalwarts Alex Johnson and Manson Russel in hysterics .

Kew captain/coach realized a personal goal when he became the sixth Kew player to win an All Australian Guernsey .

Stokes, Joiner, Brayley and Cassells are four of the others but who is the fifth? Ed .

'Victoria failed in only two areas whilst in Launceston, and W .A . thwarted us on both occasions . W.A . skipper Dave Berry won the Hugh Millard Medal as the best player in the Carnival, just pipping Phil Kingston and the VAFA Golf Team led by And rew Langford-J ones also finished runners up to the West . it was great to see four of the VAFA Sponsors in Launceston for the final game . John Camichael (National Mutual, Bernie Hoy (National Mutual Trustees), Tim Grant (Beaurepaires), and Ray Spencer (Four N Twenty) all en'joyed the win and celebrations . Special thanks to Max Wood and Ansett Airlines for making it all possible .

NEXT ME MBERS MEETING - MONDAY JULY 4t h

TRAINING SQUAD FOR UNDER 19 REPRESENTATIVE TEA M Grant Mooney Banyule Sam Furphy Old Xaverians Anthony Panou Bull/Temp Matt Burns Ormon d Brett Stokes Bull(Temp Dean Wood - Parkside Matt Galbraith Collegians Simon Phillips Powerhouse Matt McKellar Hampton Rovers Robert Pollock State Bank Ashley Royston Kew Jason Reddick Therry Steve O'Flynn Marcellin Trevor Bell Thomastown Matt Allen Old Brighton Paul Honey Thomastown Sam O'Connor Old Brighton Jason Jones Uni Blue s Glen Tanner Old Haileybury Stewart Griffiths Old Melburnians Tim Stuckey Old Melburnians Zani Useinov Old Melburnians Tim Beare Old Paradians Peter Board Old Paradians Lloyd Mansfield Old Paradians Natiorml Mutual Dean Nibali Old Paradians Paul La Rosa Old Paradian s Steve Philp Old Paradians THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1988

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I BLUES V DE LA BLU E Tony Dipaol o J~al S . Kahn, C. McGary r;,HSOB V MARCELLI N ~: eld Ron Smit h 3 o _1 ,da ry: S . Maebus, D. Aylward 1HERRY V O .P. GREEN = eld David D'Altera ;oat B. Henshall, J . Kelly ^,ULL/TEMP V OLD XAVS = e d John Kin g r~ undary: D, Fowler, A .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 ST KILDA V ST. BERNS as Oval 8, Albe rt Park _ald- Paul Gooley OLD MELB. V NORTH O.B . =,eld : Stua rt Cain e Soundary: D. Peterson, M . Sherman ,,ANYULE V UNI BLACKS r eld: Norm Nugent , 3oundary : B . O'Donnell, G . Duke

YOUR TODAY A SECTION COLLEGIANS V ORMOND Field : Wayne Henry, Paul Cherry Goal: Kevin Tyler, Mark Serong UNI BLUES V NORTH O .B .

Field : Mrk Bushfield, Ken Coughlan Goal: Ken Pitcher, Mike Murray DE LA SALLE V MARCELLI N Field : Kevin Segota, Greg Hardiman Boundary: A. Taylor, P. Johnson Goal: Michael Lentini, Peter Alsop ST. BERNS. V O.PARADIANS Field: Justin Toohey, Steve Clinch Boundary: B. Clark, PKen t Goal: Andrew Blcher, Rod Clarkson 0 . SCOTCH V OLD XAV. Field: Steve McCarthy, Wayne Lyons Goal: Bob Dunstan, Julian Vellerman B SECTIO N CAUL . GRAMM V THERRY Field: Mick Gilday, Mark Huntington Goal: Nancy McTaggart, Garry Clancy KEW V MON BLUES Field: Ron Lippold, Tony Curtis Goal: Don McKenzie, Bill Ross FAWKNER V UNI BLACKS Field: Colin King, Simon Hourigan Goal: Bob Seymour, Wayne Binch PARKSIDE V 0. TRINIT Y Field: Bryan Walsh, Andrew McRae Goal : Mark Garcian, Roy Tucknott BULL/TEMP V IVANHO E Field: Andrew Mullaly, Cameron Swale Goal : Leah Gallagher, Bill Fowle r C SECTION BANYULE V OLD HAILEY Field: Breck Haywar d OLD MELB . V MHSOB Field: Colin Segota THOMASTOWN V O .BRIGHTON Field: Chris Keeto n O.IVNHOE V ST. KEVINS Fiel d: Sharon Alger ST. KILDA V BALACLAV A Field: Richard Walters, Peter Wiseman D SECTION ELSTERNWICK V WEST BRUNS .

Field: John Natol i BULLEEN UTD V PRESTON Field: Pat Maebu s OLD CAMBERWELL V NORTH BRUNS .

Field : Tim Shearer, Russell Francis STATE BANK V AJA X Field: Peter Harri s THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1988

** OLD MENTON . V HAMP ROVERS Field : Rob Bell, Briane Moore Reserve: Field: Andrew Stove Boundary: G . Blank, T. Zapald o Reserve: Boundary: I . Gailvnas, H .Cameron Goal: Graham Carberry, Barry Farrow Reserve: Goal: Geoff Ridd, Neil Johnso n E SECTION O .ESSENDON V ST. BEDES Field : Michael Forde AQUINAS V 0. GEELONG Field: David Dodso n UHSOB V HEATHERTON Field : Charles Sutherland PENINSULA V BRUNSWICK Field: Colin McGill WHITEFRIARS V POWERHOUS E At Domeney Reserve, Knees Rd .Park Orchards .

(Melway Map 35 E9) Field: Rob Mayston F SECTION ANZ BANK V UNI RED S Field: Clark Thuys O .CAREY V COMM BANK Field: Tony Murphy DOVETON V ST. LEONARDS Field: Santo Paolucci FOOTSCRAY V ST. ANDREWS Field: Heath Littl e LA TROBE V ELTHAM Field: Peter Simpson CLAYTON V W'STOWN Field: Chris Hall G SECTION As appointed COLLWGIANS V OLD MELB. BULL/TEMP V PORT COLTS MON WHITES V OLD HAILEY ST. BERN . V DE LA SALLE O.SCOTCH V KEW MARCELLIN V BLOOD S H SECTION As appointed ST. KEVINS V ST. KILDA POWERHOUSE V O.GEELONG THERRY V STATE BANK BALACLAVA V RICH . CENTRAL GTV9 V OLD XAVS. UNDER 19 SECTION 1 COLLEGIANS V OLD HAILEY Field: Ken Walke r Goat: J . Dexter, K . McNeish Boundary : D. Pearson, J . O'Brien

GAME SWITCH B SECTION Monash Blues V

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ORMOND V CAUL . GRAMMAR Field: Graeme Morga n Boundary: N . McKnight, P. McTaggart OLD SCOTCH V WHITEFRIARS Field: Russell Alphey Boundary: E . Lesic, A . Laird UNDER 19 SECTION 3 O.P PURPLE V PARKSID E Field: Graeme Thwaites O.BRIGHTON V MON BLUES Field: Adrian Mason Boundary: S. Mannix, A . Merlin ST. KEVINS V AQUINAS Field: Paul Rapke Boundary: B . Rogers, S. Fleming DE LA GOLD V 0 . ESSENDON Field: Tim Keating, Ted Keating Boundary: J .Curtin, M . Noonan HAMPT ROVERS BY E "' Elsternwick Park Saturday

50 GAMES TO STATE BANKER' S David "Wally" Walpole and his off field prodigy Neil "Robbo" Robe rts. Both play their 50th game today against Ajax . Wally is a shy introverted bloke renowned for his nice guy image. He is captain of the reserves and organiser of the social set . Wally always receives nomination for the club's "Down Low", an award . He has taken a little longer than most to register this milestone, let's hope Wally's next 50 are as "colourful" and as spontaneous as the last . Wally's prodigy "Robbo" is, unlike David, an extrovert who delights in entertaining the adoring crowds . The field "Robbo" is a tireless worker who starves his opponents of a possession, let alone a kick . Neil recently ended e 47 games in a row streak, an effort that reflects his committment to his football . "Robbo" is a loving, caring individual sensitive to the needs of his mates and continually plays the "Buddy" role. Well done "Robbo" and may your next 50 be as productive as the last 50 .

Remaining Fixtures for Elsternwick Park June 25 D 0. MENTONIANS V HAMPTON ROVERS July 2 E WHITEFRIARS V 0. GEELON G July 9 A ORMOND V DE LA SALLE July 16 E BRUNSWICK V ST. BEDES July 23 A UNI BLUES V DE LA SALLE July 30 C 0. BRIGHTON V BANYULE August 6 A 0 . XAVERIANS V COLLEGIANS 'August 7 E 0 . GEELONG V UHSO B August 13 C 0 . HAILEYBURY V OLD BRIGHTON August 20 C SECTION SEMI FINA L August 21 G & H SECTION GRAND FINALS August 27 B SECTION FIRST SEM I August 28 A SECTION FIRST SEMI Sept . 3 C SECTION GRAND FINA L Sept 4 A SECTION SECOND SEMI FINAL Sept . 10 B SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL Sept . 11 A SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL Sept . 17 B SECTION GRAND FINAL 12

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LJmpire's Corner

by Ron and M ike

Biggest Influence' : Einstein, Neville Nash (?) Ben-, Goodman . (What a crawler) Ambitions - Do a two umpire system game .

(-~,. :m a car you don't have to push .

Meet a nice girl (preferably a hairdresser) !

â?&#x2018;n sure all umpires would like to know what a great job Paul Cherry & Mark Serong did on their behalf at re Launceston Carnival . Both received good reports on their umpiring and Mark surprised a number of the o der officials with his staying power. Well done boys . (Ed .).

Keep on bouncin g RON & MIK E It seems the congratulations keep rolling on .This week its well done to Mark "Kenny Everett" Bushfield doing his 50th with us today. Bushy has come a long way wince his days with the Dandenong mob, and this loo~ : like his year Good Luck on the road to your 100th .

And they said it couldn't be done but it might have to now . Andrew Belcher is now in 'A' Grade with flags well done Andrew. But can you imagine Roy and Andrew in the same change room, it'll be field and boundary changin in the loo!!!

Well done also to Kevin "Roof" Tyler on his promotion to A Grade . The real nickname for Kevin wouldn't be Mary would it???

Don't forget the Association Meeting on the 30th June .

Also see Greg "Sticks" Hardiman for tickets to the Station Hotel function on 2nd July. Be quick of you will miss out .

When asked who he would like to do his 150th game with, Gary Clancy immediately said he chose Ken Pitcher thinking this was a nice gesture Ken was touched until Gary suggestd that Ken could pick him up and take him to his game seeing that he drove past!! !

The axeman is givng away too many clues .

1 . The first report said he was the "Happy" axeman - & we know he isn't .

2 . No spelling mistakes on this one - who typed it?

3 . Too much about Kingee's jokes !- who ran with him?

Come on Sam is it you ?!?!?!?

Question from the axeman ) How many VAFA umpires brothers play football for amateur clubs? *(a lot of the losing sides would say "heaps") !

An important message from Benny Goodman . (We all know him, he's the little round Collingwood supporter that loves running & training! ) Anyway! It seems soneone, called Joe Palooka, rings Benny when Collingwood lose and requests help for the old club. His identity isn't known but we do know he is of ethnic origin and occasionally breaks into laughter during the phone conversation . These calls are distorting Benny's face as he heeps looking sideways at his suspects. Keep up the good work "Joe", it's driving him mad! !

PERSONALITY OF THE ROUN D Name : Graeme Thwaites (Humphrey)!

Married : No, but deperate .

Umpiring : Field - ex SWGJFL & SVA (?)

Occupation : Grocer on Comedy Company Favourite Food : Take Away & Steak Favourite Drink: Late night ones.

Dislikes : Vegetables, training, early mornings, injuries.

Likes : Elsternwick Park fence, physics, and doctors .

MAY 21st ROUN D * C. BLAKEWAY MHSOB - Striking - Suspended eight matches, * Referred to Tribunal by Investigation Committee .

JUNE 18th ROUN D R . MARKS, Old Xavs - Striking - Suspended one match .

A . GUALANO, Mon . Whites - Abusive and threatening language - Suspended two matches .

M . TURNER, Port Colts - Unduly rough play - Severely reprimanded .

N . PETERS Marcellin - G .Section, Striking - Reprimande d Witness R . Tinsley (POrt Colts) failed to appear . Suspended one match and until he appears before a Tribunal .

P. ENGELKAMP Hampton Rovers U19 - Swearing - Suspended three matches .

JUNE 16th ROUN D Umpire Pridie against F.I T Boundary Umpire, C . White . Guilty, suspended for 4 weeks and club fined $100 .

Umpire Conron against Power trainer, D . Angell . Guilty, suspended for 2 weeks and club fined $50 .

INVESTIGATIONS - June 21s t V.A .F.A . against Old Xaverians and Therry Under 19s - melee .

Guilty - Old Xaverians fined $100 - Trainers had no identification (armband) and runner ordered from field twice. Therry fined $50 .

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OLD XAVERIAN S The Crocodiles Coach: Paul Lefebu re 1 R . Excel] 2 . R . McLennon 4 . D. Burke 5 . J Manl y 6 . C. McNamara 7. Chris Doyle 8 . M . Kinna 10 T. Connors 11 . M . Freeman 12 . M . Lally 13. B . Qui n 14. J . Hardman 15, A. Griffiths 16. J . Ralp h 17 D. Qui n 18 D. McCombie 19 N Adam s 20 . J. McGrath (Capt .)

21 .S . Nunnan 22 . P. Kinghorn 25. P. Tomanivits 26. D . Juracich 27. P. Trainor 28 B. Prowse 29 . J . Flynn 30. A . Wilson 32. N . Cooke 33 M . Haycocks 34 P Grotjan 35 R . Brower 37. C . Bloo m 41 . R . Dowling 42 . D. Henan 44 . S. Hogan 46. J . Saddler 47. J . Grenville 49. B. Kininmonth 54. M . Connors 55 S. Bel l

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fv`[ONASH WHITES Coach: I Joe Salvatore J . Maclntosh J. Karras J. Young 4 A . Petrescu P King 6, G, Bunshaw .

7 P Edwards 8. A. Espinosa 9. D. De Pace t0 J . Donnelly D. Gemmola T. Shaw 3 B. Kenny (DVC) J . Salvatore (DVC) 15 Gualan o ti D . Graha m -T Dionyssopoulos !'8 G . Dawe s M . Robertson ~w. G . Leech 121 W. Farley 122 M . Gemmola I~ K . Hoga n 1 24- B- Ninnis 25 . D. Clifto n 26- M- Kotsanis (V.C.) 27, D. Djeng 28 T Mulvahil 30 . N Crocker 31 .F Kavanagh -:- M . Sharkey 55 M . Car r ?9 J Salvatore

OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIAN S oach : Coach: Richard Farndon Ian Bowde n 2 . T. Farndo n t R . Loughron 3. A. Issell 3. K. Fulle r 4. S . Curti s 4. S . McGregor 5. D.Edenberg 5. D. Bowden 6. M . Pocknee 8.1 . Bowde n 7. G. Gorrigan 9. D'Symington 8. S . Wrathall 10. D . LeLievre 9. R. Farndon 11 . D. Wise 0. C . Nial l 12. D. Ferguson 1 . A . Woodhouse 13 . C. Wilson 2. S . Hunt 14 . A . Price 3. J . O'Mahoney 15 . S . Letts 4. C . Bickley 16 P Edwards 5. D. Bowtell 6. N. McLaghianTroup 17 . P. Thompson 7. L. Mates 18 . A. Cossa r 19. D. Fenton (C) 20. R. Taylor 20 B . Dart 21 . R . Whiter 2t . S . Finlay 22 . A . Fletcher 22. D. Murphy 23. N . Stapleton 23 . A . Thompson 24 .P. Hodges 24 . D . Thorn 25 . D. Perkins 25. R . Vickery 26 .T. Richards 26 . J. Sevier 28 . N . Thomas 27. A . Clunies-Ross 29 . R. Anderson 28 . E . Hutchinson 31 . P. Gairns 29 . M. Clunies-Ross 33 . R . Heath 30 . S . Wilso n 35 . S. 0'Mahoney 31 . G . Wilso n 37. K . Donnerlly 32 . J. Beaurepaire 38 . B. Goles 33 . N . Don 39 . P Hunt 34 .. S. Daniel 40 . S . Peterson 35 .L . Higham 44 . D. Mahe r 36 A .Greenway 46 . C. Hanschette 37. G . Lan g 47. T. Bindley -38. R. Agnew 56.D.Fry 39. R . Austin 62. A. O'Brie n 63. R .VanDen Dunge 40. T. Kalas 41 . P. Trainer 64. J . Leonards 42 . D. Campbell 65. T. Theodorou 43. R . Western 66. J . Balmford 44 . A . Caithness 77. B. Rowland 45 W Loughron 86. J . Kellam

PORT COLTS

ST. BERNARDS

F Sectio n

Est . 1967 A .N .Z . BANK Senior Coach: Michael Szeitz Reserves Coach : Ga ry Leiceste r 1 . S . Duke 2, A. Kennedy (VC) 3, R . Koegle r 4, M . Evans 5 . G . Walkley 6 P, Marshall 7 . G . Anstis 8. T Burdea u 9 . P. Strahan (DVC) 10. H . Birkenfelds 11 . G . Ohlmu s 12 . R . Harrington 13 W. Simmonds 14 M . Szeitz (CC) 15G, Leicester 16 G . Brookes 17. D. Tyrrel l

18 P, Boyle 19 D Duck 20. S. Farrow 21 . P Shoppee 22. S . Gray 23, M . Schaper 24 . M . Burell 25. J . Slattery 26. R Wdkosz 27. M . Sweeney 28 C Edwards 29 P Dawson 30. A . Rees 31 . T Harbinson 32, M . Farrell 33 . M . Patterson 34 . R . El y 35. N . Reardon 36. W. Duscher 37. W. Dunmore 38. K . Murray (VCR) 39, D, Harbrnso n 40. B. Curthoys (DVCR) 41 . T. Gleason 42 . A Bennett 43, N Reardon 44 G . Coffey 45 . B. Haywood 46. R . May 47. P. Jones 48. M . Spring 49. G . Smith 50. A . Besick 51 . A . Trimboll 52 . D. Kidell 53. R . Hueston 54. J . McGregor 55. T Brai n 56 P Cumming 57 C Westbridge 58 R . Dickins 59. C. Riley 60. N. Walsh (CR) I

CLAYTON Senior Coach : L . B rown Rese rves Coach: M . Luxa 1 . 5 . Carroll 2. A Slink 3. D. Burk e 4 . B . Reynolds 5, S. Price 7. M, Dingdale (VC,) 8. P Burghardt (C) 9. R . Savage 10. M . Luxa 11 . D. Cook

12. S . McDonald 13.T. O'Donoghue 14, D. Black 15. S. Gowans 16. J . D'Amelio 17. J Caygdl 18 J Adams 19 R, Newton 20 M . Mirra 21 . T. Pazianas 22. N . Wathen 23. J . Keppell 24 . M . Blasi

25. R . Campodinco 26. M . Dereu s 28. B . Begen t 29. P Cunningham 30. B . Nestor (D.V.C.) 31 . M . Stigllsh 32 K Newton 33. D.Tyle r 34, C. 35, D. 36. A. 37. G .

Kristenson Blasi Davis Wathen

DOVETON S .J.O.C. Senior Coach : S. Nicholson Reserves Coach : G . McKenzie 1 . M . Shacklock (Capl 3 B Gardner 4 S. Woodward 5 C . Brow n 6 G Meier 7. R . Byrn e 8. W. Kraska (VC) 9. R . Hamilton 11 . S . Nicholson 1& G, Martin 14 . G . Dunkley 1& P. Grime 16 N . Keating 17. J, Jenkins 19 R . Henr y 20 G . McKenzie (C .Re 22 . G . Wilson 23 R Oldie 24 . G . Joyce 25, A. Greig 27. G . Phelps 28 . P. Buttlgieg 29 . W. Ennor 30 . N Joyc e

31, M . McGonagle 32, J . Quirke 33 P Panagiotopoulos 34. K . Mehmet 35, J Martin 36 M Gillies 37 M, McLellan 40, S . Kimpton 42 . S. McName e

43 . B. Abrahams (DVC; 44 . G . Poulto n 46, 5 . Kewley 47 A . Toner 43 . M. Percival 48 C. Matthews 45 . P. Turner 49 C. Carmichael 47 J . Fulle r 50 J Yuse f 48 A, Nimorakiotakis 53 P Doensen 49 . A Moutis 55 P, West 50 A . Archard 56 A Mastarng 51 . M. Morgan 57 & James 53 . M . Xern 61, P Bolleini 54 . I . Nankivell 55T.Sawery 58. P Barker 59. S. Mortimer 60. F. Pietropoulo 38 . W. Landt 39,S . Hesston 40. S Thomas 41 . P Thomas

ELTHAM COLLEG E

Senior Coach : K . Wilson Rese rves Coach: S. Rhyneha rt

Senior Coach : Max Paisley Rese rves Coach : M . Peterso n

1 . C. Wormsley 2. A . Battl e 3 . Ralph Thorweston 4 . B. Delaney 5 J. Muwrhead 6. A . Ahdore 8. Ric Thorweston 9. I . Parker 10, V. D'Aquwno 11 . J . Johnston 12 . S. Westerman 13 . K . Wilso n 14 . Mick Wilson Snr 15. M . Wilkinson 16 R . Gibbs

1 . M . Stone 2. S . McVicar 3. K . Tucker 4 D. Felton 5 A . Tucke r 6, D. Baxter (VCapt .)

7. N . Hamshare 8. M . Fitzpatrick 9, S . McPhail (Capt.)

10, D . Saga r

17 D Blewett 18. Mark Page 18 R . McGougan 19. Mick Wilson 19. W. Hynes (Res) 20. M . Polglaise 21, B . Goodwin 22 . S Rhynehart 23. F. Darmanin 24. B. McDonald 25, S, Charlesworth 26 . A . Crothers

27 D Giddens 28. K McHugh 29 . R Kay 30 G Bryant 31 . R . Spinks 32 . D. Rankin 34, S Wilson 35 . J. Wilson 36 . W . Burgess 37. D Polglaise 38. A . Webster 39 .J . Leveque 41 . 4N. Stephens 42 . D. Dawes 45 P O'Donnell 49 . J . Sweeney 50 R . Forgiarini 52. D. O'Donnell 54. J . Verb i

55 M . Labinski 62, D . Mair

11 . C. Parma 12 . J . Weatherill 13, D . Bishop.

14, B. Apted

15 . M . Peterson (C .C.R 16 A Gardine r 17, S . Shaw 18 .P. Kernagham 19 .L . Dawson 20 W. Stevenson 21, K,Shanhun 22 . R . Taryan 23. P Taylor 24, A. Lampton 26 M . Delaney 27. 5. Fitzpatrick 28. A. Hal l 29 D Ritter 30, S Toze r 31 C . Butler (DVC) 32 K Phela n 33 . G Hall 34 . G . Adams 35 . S . Biddle 36 . I . Chesser 37. C . Dar e 38 . D Campbell 39 . M . Barden 40 . A. Peacock 41 . D. Selli n 42 B Web b 43 B Anderson 44 . M . Barling 45 P Jone s

46 . D. Humphries 48 . D. Dea n 49, M . Tennant 50. C. Toy 51 . S . Watson 52, S . Coutts 55. A . Hoogenraan 56, A . Kew 57. R . Little 58, E . Murray 59 G . O'Donnell 60 C Solway 61 . J. Tarya n 62 . J. Tonkin 69. K . Outch 111 D . Wilton

FOOTSCRr ;Y I .T. Senior Coach : John Moroney Rese rve Coach : Wayne Taylor 1 M McKenzie 2 P Grant 3 R Gun n 4 M Schembn 5 G Steto u 6 G Mills 7 P Nelson 8 A Quinn 9 J Carnohan 110 G MacDonald 11 J Breheny (C) 12 E Darmamn 13 S Icel y

14 P James 15 S Flynn (VC) 16 D Tanner (RV,-) 17 J Moroney 19 T Johnstone 20 B Sym e 21 T Nucara 22 P Cliffe 23 C Allan 24 S Hall 25 P Lewis 26 S Cas e 27 A MacDonald 29 M Flobertson 30 G Eltord 31 C McManus 32 W Taylor (RC) 33 M Bowers 34 M Wdlamson 35 D Hefte r 36 P Gibbs 37 M Godkin 38 M Johnson 39 P Morgan 40 R Rinaldi 41 P Thorpe 42 P Bettens 43 T Farag 44 M O'Shannessy 45 G Barret t 46 C White 47 W Bardenhagen 48 D Bonnar 49 B Eccles 50 D Tomass 51 M Walter 52 J Fitzgerald 53 W Bennett 54 G Biggs 55 8 Grattidge 56 A Browne 57 D, Dic k 58 C Hall 59 M Case 60 A Murrell 61 M Russell 62 D Phihshn 64 P Richardson 66 B Sullivan 67 V B&bas 68 P Cleaver 70 A West 71 M Else 84 P Kennedy 99 A Morran

LA TROBE UN I Coach : P. O'Donahue Asst . Coach : C. Orvad L T. Briggs (Capt .)

2 D Huffer 3 A . McGibbon 4, J Tuca 5. J . Strathairn 6 M . Dalbosco 7 L. McLeod 8. B. Franzman 9 . R . Robinson 10. M Bakogianis it . L . Athanasakis 12_ P Tucc i 13. J. Trimbo6 14 J . Williamson 15, M . Lewi s 16 G Liersch 17 J Limperakis 18 E Ferraro 19 P Gough 20. A. Crawford 21 . L, Gree n 22, M . Edmunds 23 S . Dunin 24 T Fawcett 25 M BeLnsky 26. S Betinsky 27 C. Orvad 28 I . McGibbon 29 W Beacom 30 . L Zucchet 31 . P Chilco 32 . F Andruela 33 .S. Hands 34, N . Morrice 35. G . Whitemore 36, D . Pool e 37 A . Conroy 38. J. Pollock 39. G . Palmer 40. A. Blaskett 41 J Clark 42, R Lockman 43. A. Huffer 44 J Mill s 45. R Little (VC) 46. D. Wright 47. J. Taylor 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 63.1. Kearns 64 . D. Maurovic 65. W. Brown 68. R . Nicholson 69. G . Foulds

OLD CARE Y GRAMMARIAN S Senior Coach: Kelvin Shaw Asst . Coach: G. Diamond 1 . I . Chisholm (V.C .)

2 . R . Keppel l 3 P Hogan 4 R. Purcell 6, A. McHarg

7. S Legear (Capt .)

8 M . Evans 9. S . McCrae 10 . W. Brown 11 . M . Petty 13. S, Jones 14. C . Bryan 15, G. Mitchell 16. R . Cutlack IT R. McCasker 19 C. Christensen 20. R . Evan s

21 M, Newnham 22 . J . Hands 23 . D. Barre 24, S . Brown 25. K . Shaw 26. J . McOuie 27. R . Macauley 28, P Charles 29. J . Barro 31 . S . Eldridge 32 C Westwood 33 I . England 34 .J.Sganoto 35 . P. Giltins 36 . S . Wolf 37. C . Hickey 38. P. Keys (VC.) 39,A.Cope 40, D. Henderson 41 . A . Thomas 42.1 . Hughes 43, J. Clark 44 . R . Armstrong 45 . I, Webster 46 K.Shnues 47 G . Diamond 48 N . Chip p

49. A . McPherson 51 . A . Wolf 52 . P, Pang 53. C. Trentfield 54. M . Sheedy 55, D. McCleary 57. S. Bolton 58. P Barmby 65 P Webster 66 M Graham '® `-~-'-!~i

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i ST. ANDREW S ST. LEONARDS UNIVERSITY REDS 1 . S. O'Connell 2. F. Taura s 3 . G . Proebstz 1 . I . Steward 4 P Commerford 2, G . Browne 5 3. D. Gavin 6, A . Fitzgerald (DVC) 4 . M . Tognobrn 7 M . Robert 4 . K . Coo k .', 8 . D Slitfold 5 . G . Vipond 9 A . Levy 6 M . Shearer 10 B Dinning 11 A Sher 7 R, Magro (CC,Sen 12. N . Stubbs 7, G . Palmington 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 . Ward 11 . P. Goldsworthy 18 G . Peterson 12, W. Chamra (VC.) 19 S. Brabner 13, R . Davies 20 S . Wigley 14 . N . Taylor 21 P Kaneen 15 . M . Prince 22 J Wallace 23 R Eddington 15, P Cavanagh 24 S Margets 16 . A, Olsen 25. M . Valenhrn 17. P. Little 26, G . McDonald (C) 18 B Kenyon 27, S Lydste r 20 . C . Leopold 28. D Ray (VC) 21 . R . Pepyat 29, A . McCully 22 . B . Funnell 30, S. Fletcher (Res Cap) 23, C. Antis 31 . R. Bulluss 25, C. DiCianni 32. P Claxton 33 S. Harvason 26, V. Sciulh 27 L. Esposito 34 M Aitken 35 . J Ruffin 29. F. Hocking 36 . M Ingram 31 . D. Briggs 37 D Rust 32 . L Llbardt 38 .J . Cook 33.J, Mansour 39. N . Timms 34, T. Harper 40 D. Henry 35 C . Schang 41 . D. Rooney 36, P Grandy 42, J . Fletcher 37. S . Tyrrell 43, G . Smith 44 G . Christie 38 .S. Andrews 45.S . Bridgewood 40 . G . Ritchie 46. S . Duncan 41 . J . Montalto 47 G Ferguson 42 . P. Sproat 48 P Fitzgerald 43.T Lawrenc e 49 S Pearce 44, J . Phelan (D.V,C.) 50 R Stogren 45. A . Par k 51 . H. Kipp 50. R . Heaney 52. A . Anatlidi s 51 C . Wegrzyn 53. M . Preston (R.VC .)

54. N . Stabbing 54. D. Pringle 57. S Knight 55. N. NG 60 D . Griffiths 56, J . Ward 57. Paul Lemcke 61 . G . Hamilton 58. Peter Melcke 62.J .Tapner 59, A . McLennan 64, T. Wilson 60. R . Lydster 65. D. Spencer 61 . R . Nowlan 6& R . Lowe 62 . A. Bakker 68. J. Lofts 63 M . Dye r 74. C . Overen d 64 . S. Borazio 65 . S. Worrell 66, D . Biggins 67. W. Langley 68. R . Goodman 69. T Raftopoulos 70. J. Wall

Senior Coach Laurie Duffus Reserves Coach Leigh Kidle y 1 . L. Duffus 2 . D. Fossa 3 W. Darvidis 4 P Hille (Pres) 4 S. Mau s 5 P Barone 6. C . Hosking (Capt) 7 S. Hayes 8. G . Roughsedge 9. S. Katsiamakis 10 . D. Cahir (DVC) 11, D. Murphy 12 C . Beattie 13 A. Smit h 14 . E . Suidgeest 16 J . DeAngelis 17 K Pereira 18 V. Koop 19 M Moran 20. R Sandison 21 .I .Jennens 22 . G . Cook 23 . S. Grecian 24 . A . White 25 . C. Walden 26 . M . 0'Hanlon 27. C . Ros s 28 J. Robert s 29 M . Liszukiewicz 30. M . Johnso n 31 R . Zappelli 32, L. Kildey 34 G . Dudley 35 R Goldberg 36, G . Moloney (VC ) 37 G Haarburge r 38. C. Rogers 39. S Salzano 40, B . Jeffreys 41 M . Angel o 42 M . Ross 45 D. Evans 46 C . Morrell 47 M . O'Connell 48 P Hutchings 51 . I Mezzakra 52 . P Dilorenzo 54 .V Chow

55. P Phillips 56. D .Fox 57. S . Williams 58. G . Moloney 62 . C. Beattie 63 F. Russell 65 G . Christopoulos 68 D. Collin s 69 . A . Sheridan 70. J . Cadman 86 . B. Klau 96, F. Gosdschan

W ILLIAMS TO W N C.Y.M .S. Senior Coach : R. Goetz Rese rves Coach : I . McGowa n 1 P McGowan 2 R Goetz (C) 3. G Height 4 C McKenzie 5 F Van der Peet 6. G . Hylan d 7 R . Zammit 8 J. Borg 9, J Neenar, (VC) 10, R . Butterfield 11 . D . Temby 12 . M Connor 13, S. Vine s 14 S Calderwood 15 G Levtas

16 D White 17 A. Harry 18 C. Goet z 19 A . Featherston 20. C Muscat

24 . D . Dawson 28 .J. DeBono(RVC) 29 .S . Logowsk i 33 . G . Mugovin 34 S . Kennedy 35. W. Marr 37. I, McGowan (RC) 42 I Zadel 43 B. Smit h 44 R Sodimac o

45 R McClellan 46. J. Ross 47. D. Bubnic 48 P Culhane 49 . G . Dona 50 . 5, Denham 55 . B, Madigan 59, A. Ryan 50. B Rya n A, Morelli R Pierson B Cooper G Sarong G Smith G . Stephens

I

E Section

OLD GEEL:--'

AQUINAS Coach: Ron Cunningham 1 . C . O'Toole 2 . J . Dwyer 3. S . Schink 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. Savari s 12 . D. O'Loughlin 13 . T. Alford 14 . D . Hodg e 15. J . McNamara 16 P Burnett 17. P. Smith 18, P Davison 19. P. Flanagan 20, B. McKenna 21 . P Hewitt 22 .J . Rya n 23. M . Carter 24 . A . Whelan 25, S. Bel l 2& & McBride 27 . I . Shaw 28. G . Wrigh t 29. S . O'Loughlin 30. G . Hewitt 31 . C . Gill 32 . S. Bowlell 33. B. Fitzgerald 34. M .???

35 . S . Livingstone 36 . D. Phelan 37. P. Gleniie 38. B. Hansen 39, E . Whitfield 40 . T. Gu y 41 . D. Croft 42, B. Speiss 43 . C . Rogers 44 . K . Cox 45. J . Goldsmid 46. A . Wright 47. P Kvietelaitis 48. C. Flatter 49. T. Stah l 50. P. Grierson 51 . R . Phibbs 52 . I . Mitchell 53. S . Alford 54. S . Maynes 55 . B. Slattery 56 . D. Laws 57. V. Alexander 58 . A . Crosby 59 K . Bolton 61 C Duffy 62. C. Whitfield 69 . B. Taylor

BRUNSWICK Senior Coac h Peter Conduit Rese rves Coach Peter Sheehan 1 . L . JOnes 3. A . Strachan 4. P Conduit 5. D. Stevens 6. S . Hewitt 7. D. Carrol l 8. D. O'Sullivan 9. I . Campbell 10. R . Watkins 11 . M . Snelson 12 . A . Cook 13. S . Kannegiesser 14. P. Spezza 15. T Barley 16 . B. Good 16 . D. Leheny 17. G . Forde 19 . J. Gibso n 20. G . Santacatterina 21 . D . Marshall 22 . G . Huckstepp 23 .S . McLea n 24 . S . McBride (V.C.) 25 . B. Hul l 26. C. Stevens (C) 27. G . Burrows 28. D. Cov 29. D. Pink 30. M . Sayers 31 . L . Cordes 32. P. Sheehan (CCR) 33. J . Ralp h 34. R . Kennedy 35.T. Heaney 36. W. Kennedy 37. M . Lowe 38. G . Johnton 39. P. Sayers 41 . P.B.Sheehan 41 . K . Drysdale 42 . R . Barham 43. S . Bond 44, R . McKissick 45, C. Scott (VCR) 4& D, Fitzpatrick 47. R . Craigi e 48 . D . Murphy 50. M . Green 52. M . Hobden 54. N . Campbell 56.R .Camp 57. B . Watterson

HEATHERTON Senior Coach: Darry l Patterson Reserv e Coach : Wayne Elliott 1 . G . King 2 . P. Ulbrick 3 . P. Sawyer 4 . T. Lovit t 5 . D. Zammit 6 . C . Morrish 7 . R . Lovitt 8 T. Howell 9 . S. Herft 10 . S . Reigr 11 . P. Atkinson 12 . D. Cody 13 . R . Ticknel l 14 . D. Patterson (C) 15. R . Watso n 16. A . Todd 17 A Watson 18. B . Todman 19. K . Ryan 20 . C. Zanker 21 . M . Easey 22 . M . Davidson 23 . A . Cosgrove 24 . A . Pric e

25 G . Bradfor d 26. A . Perkins (VC,R) 27 H .Jone s 28. I . Gagic 29. R . Marto 30. B . Scott 31 . P Mule 32 D. Heins 33. T. Easey (DVC) 34.J . Rabout 35. C. Booker 36 . F. Lipertri 37. W. Howells 38 . R . Smith 39 . G . Watson 40 . A . S011 41 . M . Richards 42 . D. Gardiner 43 B Turner .

44 . F. Khalil (V.C .Sen .)

44 . M . Dillon (Res .)

45. D. Eland 46, J . Mark 47. M . Whittl e 48. G . Clydesdale 49. P Simmi c 50. W. Elliott (Capt . Res) 51 . D. Custerso n 52 . S. Lin k 53. C. Hazeldene 54. P Hopkins 55 . A . Heldman 56 . C. McDonald 57. R. Murphy 58. N . Williams 59. M Buckley 60. D. Buc k 61 . D . Nettleton

OLD ESSENDON GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach: Robertson Thompson Reserve Coach: Brett Scott 1.

2. N. Sadie 3. J. McEnroe 4 . G . Bowden 5. A. Mirakian & A . Fullarton 7. R. Allen a G. Turner 9.A.Day 10 . I . Stevens 11 . M . Price 12. A . Flipov;c 13. S . Why 14 . M. Egan 15. S. Bishop 16, L . Cooney 17. G . Henry 18 A . Cotter 19. A . Watson 20 C. Biltry (C) 21 . L. Shaw 22. D. Wrtaton 23. G . Thompson 24, C. Miller

25 B. Panagiotopdus 26. P Cramen (VC) 27. R . Thompson 28. P. Dudderidge 29, P McKenzie 30.PDay 31 . G . Evans 32 . P. Lewis 33. M . Bradford 34. A . Middleton 35. P. Henry (RVC) 37. D. Wdtingsta.v 38 . A . Ains.North 39. N. Pollard 40. S. Braden 44. S. Parker 45. C, McKay 47. W. Anthony 48. R . Barnard 49, & Milner 50. M. Varadis 51 . J. Simmons 55 B. Sodt (R.C.) 71. W Crossley 81 . G . Kirk

Senior Coach: Craig Robson Reserves Coach : Russell Parkinson 1 . P. Hollowa . T. Johnston y2 e 3 . C. Robson (Capt.)

4 . C. Gunn (VCapt 5. R . Bur n 6. P Wortherspoon 7. B. Harwood 8. J. Twig g 9. M . Williams 10 . L . Carlton 11 . D. McLeod 12 . D . Colac i 13 . M . Naylo . P. Butler r14 '.

15, W. Dowling 16 . R. Emmett 17. G . Lavender 18 C. Richardson 19 . M . Davis 20. S. Gude 21 . R .. Le Deux 22 . R . Gorrel l 23. C. Landale (Capt .Res .)

24. H . Youngman 25.J . Henderson 26. A. Brocksopp 27. P. Buc k 28. L . Dyer 29. W. Davis 30. R . Hanna 31 . T Jackson 32 . R . McDonald 33. S . Burgess 34. J. McCann 35 . B. Allender 36 . C. Barnett 37. M . Borthwick 38 . P. Clar k 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 . Stewart 49 . R . Fay (VC Res) 50. R 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. Hayes

V•A•F• A POWERHOUS E

U.H .S.O.B .

SrnlorC-h: fi iy ;r Evms n - r.ca Coech: or,~n Ht®fop . ,-.-. (CC)

tystlway is P Hr'Wnaotl 3. . M Oliver '.8 P Mcciuskai 39 N McKay 40 M Beech 11 P Dakin 2 A Kerr 13 . N Trompi 14 A Escort 45 A Cepe i8 ft Dakin 47 B `'bung 49 5 Mason 49 J Rauser 56 G MenS1 T waters 352 . D Mcintyre 8 M Hansen S4 c upxon i5 C Aikns ,`v6 S Gray 57 G Sorts 58 C Hume, 59 P SimOn 60 D Ar>5Hi 61 M Brasn 62 G Leys 63 P Reidel 64 5 Nixon 65. R Mcrravs 66 D Menner 67 R Re!albCk 68 N Como 69 A1 Mason ?U G H0etlge 71 T Cletrens 72 P O'Sulj_n 73 P Rodger 74 J Moore 75 A Harman 76 P Yhkm 77 J looker 78 D Harn s 79 A Wlhngtreck 60 c IdcLeod 81 K 0 Canneli 82 5 cron e 83 P Peppartl 84 K Carrnodr 99 A smith 10D M Voliard

Senior Coach : Alan Revel Reserves Coach: David Wallace

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1 A. planet ICI 2 R Higgin s 3 A . Greenwood 4 G O'Brya n 6 A Hunter 7 A Gahe 8 K Hunter 9,J. Renney 10. P Burns 12 C, Arnol 13, D. Regan 14 A. Warned 15. P Tancredi 16 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 Kountios 25 H . Korpetutuncu 26 C Gathercole 28 K Pinkstone 29 G . Constantine 30 R Burns 31 S. Zerna 32 P Akatow 33 N Finc k 34 J Palmer (VC) 35 B Lug g 36 R . Clements 37. G . Edwards 38 A Boyce 39 P Mather 40 R, Salmon 41 D. Hudson 42 D, Wallace 43 C, Roy 44 P. Vesetas 45 R . Thompson 46 R Ellio t 47 A Solomon 48 B Hudd 49 J Gali e 50 G Sharpies 51 J. Lprmo 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 Zannm 69 S Haberfield 79 K Strahan 81 C . Skins

PENINSULA OLD BOYS Coach : R . Kerley Rese rve Coach: G. Robinson 1 . A . McLorinan (C) 2. C. Burch 3 . S. McMahon 4 . D. Hunter 5. P. Bedford 6. R. Bedford 7. J . Horne 9. P Kroh n 10. S. McLorinan 11 . R . Sharpin 12. P. Lynch 13. R . Witham 14. M . Chesterman 15. S . Wiltshir e 16. P Crowder 17. M . Marines 18 . S . Glove r 19 B. Bovmgton (C .Res.) 20. A . Jewit t 21 . C. Scot t 22. R . Armstrong 23. B. Jarrett 24, M . Sill 26. G . Martin 27. A . Davis 28 . A. Hume 29 . C. Sharpin 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

WHITEFRIAR S

Senior Coach: Peter Riordan Reserves Coach : Alex Ba rtsc h

Senior Coach R. Keane Reserves Coac h E . Govic

1 . R . Lister 2 . D. Marshall 3 . P. Riordan (Capt .)

4. M. Jackso n 5. G . Connolly 6 E . Koti s 7. N . McColough 8 . M. Whitlock 9 . R . Smallwood 10. S . Gray

1 C White 2 S Woodman 3 M F Reidy 4 A Ktlkenny 5 R Can Raay 6 D. Blakey 7 P Coghlan 8 A McKeo.vn 9 P Harrison 10 T Pratt

11 . R . Grech 12 . D. Spencer 13. M . Roberts 14. P.Lannan 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. Hatzitascalis 32 P Purcell 33. Ray Purcell 34. A . Boag 35. B . Mills 36. M . L'Hued e 37. N . Fitzgibbon (DVC) 38. B . Dunstan 39.S. Skoda 40. B . Woodland 41 . T. Bryant 42. M . Hollingworth 43. C . Parks (VC) 44.T. Boccari

45. J . Berry 46. G. Hilet 47 . P. Thompson 48. L . Kell y 49. A . Pettinella 50. P. Atherton 51 . N . Williamson 52 . S. Man n 53. B. Chandler 54 M . Daniells 55. S . McIver 56. M . Beasley 57. G. Mclver 58, B. Rak 59.P. Newport 60. M . Beasley 61 . S. Campbell 62 . S. Mathieson

11, 0 Sutton 12 M Spears 14, D Harris 16, M . Borrack 17 S Santamaria 18 D Mullins

19 D Crowe 20 21 .

22 23

G Woolridge T Coghlan M Feutni P. Ciardulli 24,J. Bonnyman 25 W Lyail

26 D Cal nun 27 M J Reidy 28 B Lee 30, PO'Bnen 31 M Davidson 32 P Hackett 33 D Brown 34 S Lowell 35 J . Dunbar 36 P Bunn 37 S Williams 38 L McLaughlin 39 M Mclelland 40. B Tierney 41 S Ciardulli 42. G Puglia 43 P Lefel 44 R Baker 45 46 47 48 49

P Hay V Scully P Mason D Barclay 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 Born 60 N Peterson 61 . J Wals h 62 C Gay 63 D Flanagan 64 R Buykx 65 D Tol l 66 B Williams 67 N Hughes 68 D Johns 69 E Gowc 70 N Robertson 71 P Sully

72 D Thomas 73 S Wegener

A Section

oAPc

COLLEGIANS Senior Coach: Bruce Rmuson Reserves Coach Chris Wamer

1 . S. William 2 . D. Hoyle (V.C.) a R . Herman 4. M . Hlbbins 5 J . Schmidt 6. A. Ingleton 7. C. Higson

8. C. Pollock (DY.C.) 9 S . Bickford 10. C. Warner (C.C.Res) 11, W. Dal y 12. A. Web b 13 S. Hrtotlen (Capt .)

14. R . Schober 15.P,V DI(f 16 A, Wallace 17. P. Blackman 18, D, Kerr 19 S Fraser 20. G . Peck 21 . I. Roberts' 22 . G. Parsons 23 . A. Wright 24 . P. King 25 A. Baum 26T Habben 27. A . Cooper 28. R. Se.2dra 29 K, Parsons 30. M Galbraith 31. P Lawrence 32, M Ammann 33, A. Tobi n 34. P Kahn 35. N . Evans 36. N . Pike 37 C Coyne 38 M . Conron 39. M . Bennett 40. A . Lord 41. R. Taste 42, G Griffith 43. N . Comley 44 R Brewer 45. A . Westacatt 46 A . Dee 47. J . Ingleton 48.J. Lemon 49. M . Bullard 50. R . Greeves 51 . C. Singleton 55. M . Dams Se, J . Smith 5a P Swan % R_ Lancaster 60 J Wood

61 . R, Oliphant

DE LA SALL E 1 . M. Green 2. P. Barry 3, M . Beddoe 4. P. Holdsnorth 5. N . Fraser 61 B. Hanrahan 7 R, Williams 8. C . Wright 9 T Cooke 10. P. Mannix 11 . M . Magee 12 .

13 . P O'Tode 14, R. Faulkner 1S G . Connolly 16 A. O'Keefe 17. P Green la M. Donohue 19. R. Carter 20. J. Buckley 21 M, De,2san 22 . S Nash 23 S Pappon 24. M . Lowe 25. D. Nugent 26 J . O'Ca'lahan 27. D. Kinse!{z 28 , 29 .J, Rogers 30. C. Heard 31 . S. Davey 32. P. Green 33 . C. Campbell 34 . P. Waldron 35. A. McCorkc4 36, M. Smith 37. W. Gaspanni 38 J. Antonio 39. J. Meckiff 40. S . McGran 41, K . Mullins 4Z N. Mitchell-Hill 43. M . Harrington 44, T Spencer 45. C. McClunan 46. P Murphy 47. B . Kellett 48. T Bndeson 49, M . Hams 50. A . Demase 51 . R. Sterrart 52 . M. Hagen 53.T???

54. T Davis 55 P Dwyer 56. R . Hayes 57. M . Forrest 58, P Logan

MARCELLIN Senior Coach: Neil La Li~~ewe Reserves Coach: Michael Dillon 1 . A . Paatsch (VC.) 2. G . Petroff 3. M . Cooper 4 . C. Carr 5. P Carfa 6 G . O'Connell 7. M . Dillon (Res.Cap) 8.T.Amad 9. M. Day 10. A. Gallaghe r 11 . C. Slattery (D.VC.) 12. A. Cuilinan 13, C. Hesse 14. D. Howe 15. D. Ebert 161 W. MCDanefl 17. M, Getson 18. A. Caffry 19 M . Delahunt 20. J . Hesse 21 . J. Amad 22, T. O'Hehir 23„ S. Lennox 24, J. O'Loughlin 25. M . Keays 26 J. Toomey 27 D. Wmterbottom 28 S. Psoras 29. B . Bentley 30. R . Stewart (V.C.Res) 31 . C, Castagna 32 . G Sheehan 33, A. Maher 34 . L. Getson 3 5 R . O'Callaghan 36, D. Menses 37. P. Sheehan 38. D O'Callaghan 39 . F. Battist6dia 40. A . Zannoni 41 . C. Burke 42 . J. Scott

43, A . Kennedy 44. P. McIntyre 45, M . Ryan 46. J . Golds 47. T Buhagiar 48. J . Gold.

49. G. Hughes 50, A. Robinson 55. M . Stapleton 56 A . Day 58 P. Andueza 64 P Harvey

NORTH OLD BOYS Senior Coach: M . Hartnebe ry Reserves coach.

G. Pearse 1 . A. Egan (DVC.) 2 . M. Hannebery a J. Tierney 5. M . Schmidt 6 M . Borcich 7. P Booth BF.Muto 9. S. O'Rourke (V.C.) 10. B. Harlon 11 . B Jones 12.P.Wer 13. B Curulli 14. P. Millett I& P Kearney 16 M. Hadley 17 M . Boyd 19 P. Considine (Capt) 20. M . Malone 21 . D. Baker 22. M . Fennelly 23. C. Alevras 24. J. Rae 25. J. Flynn 26. S. Hibbert 27. R . Atkinson 28. P. Butler 29. J. McIntyre 30 M . Lynch 31, G O'Toote 32 B. Sexton 33 B Dubois 34. D. Past)uarielb 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. Orelli 44. B. Grolami 45. M . Devine 46,P.He,rey 47. C. Desmond 48 N . Garnham 50. C. Hlbbert 51, P. Callaghan 52. SF Moloney 53. M . Hibbert 54. T Keogh 55 D. Fogarty 56 D. Hofstede 59. J. Aquila 60. S. Curse 61 . K. Healey 63 P. Symes 66. P. Strongman 68. J. Mcliroy 69, K. Tibaidi

OLD SCOT(-,- H Senior Coach : Simon Talent Rese rves Coach: Bob Voges 1 . E . Alle n 2. J . Reddish 3. R . Lloyd 4 . J. McMillan (CR) 7. E . Whitside 8. A . Lloyd 9 . R . Aujard 10 . S . Spiers 11 . D. Kay

12 . M . Godwin 13. R. Austin 14. J . Ker r 16. A. Smith 17. S. Cairns 18. S . Illingworth 21 . P Sherwen 22 . D. Hooper 23 .D. McNab 24 . S . McGill 25 . B. Crump 26 . D. Tyrrel l 27. D. Campbell 28 . S . Rodwell 29 . B. Hodge 31 . A. Chambers 32 .T. Lambert 33 . C. Winneke 34. J. Forbes 35 . W. Alle n 36. S . Letts 37. D . Mann 38. A. Hawden 39. R. Hodges 40. P Brown 41 . D . Burford 42 . J. Moi r 43. W. Matthews 44. P Drummond 45. N . Ellwood 46, R . Fulle r

47 M . Veselik 49. R . McLeis h 50. S . Montgomery 51 . T. Elli s 52 . R . McMillan 53. A. Aston 54. D. McCall 55. R . Hovcroft 56. D. Senio r 57. D.Fergusson 58. C. Perkins 59.$ . Bones 60. D. Beck

OLD PARAD IAN S Senior Coach: john O'Connell Reserve Coach: Mark Tallefson 1, P Considine OVC) 2.P Wood a M . Considine 5 D SpIlan e 7 J. Madden a D Reeves 9 T Canavan 10. B. Considine 11 M Wood 12. T Flynn 13 D Jackson 'l. P. Fahey 15 J . AUa 16 M . Heffernan 7. D Howard 18 B Gnlls (VC.) 19 D. Bibby 20 D McInerney 21 T. Beare 22.T Regan 23, P. Lx;hetta 24, O Abrahams 25 D. Nibali 26. S . Exton 28 P Shannon 29. M. Tediefsort (Res.C.) 30. F. Gleason (Capt.)

31. B. Parvel l 32 C. O'Habran 33 A. Peyton 34 M. Red 35 A. Morelli 36 B. McClements 37. D. Freeman 38, R. Mills 39 . D. Quo 40. S. Crar,Aey 41 . G. Kaliinkos 42, P Hammond 43. M . Vea r

44, T Pritchard 45. D. Perryman 46. J, Elks 47 S . Liddicufl 48. P. Caddy 49. G . Jones 50. C. Larkins 51 . J. Fahy 52 . C. Ray(ResVC.) 53 M. Burns 55 D. Blackleyr 56 P. Walsh 58 P LaRosa 59, D. Beck 61, P Hewitt 65 D. Rya n 69 S, O'Connell 75 B. McDermott

OR M ON D Senior Coach: Mr. Michael A rthur-Allen Assistant Coach: Mr. Geoff Riley t . R . Tonkin 2 P. Schuhkraft 3 T. Boyanton (RCapt .)

4 R Barnes (Capt ) 5 D McDonald 6 M Buckley 7 G, Fishe r 8 M Gilmore 9 C Tonkin 10 G Ritchi e 11, R . Strahan (R .VCapt .)

12 A Mehrten 13 P Kingston (VCapt ) 14 S Taylor 15 G Burke i6 R . Eishold i7 P Sutherland 18 P Co x 19 A Joblmg 20 B Nash 21 S Carboon 22 B Connell 23 P McDonald 24 S McCooke 25 P Forsyth 26 . P Mehrten 27 T Hite 28 R Burgess 29 G Petering 30 M . Sinclalr 31 R Woo d 32 M McDonald (DVCapt) 33 A Roe 34 G Russell 35 L McMahon 36 M Deana 37 0 Robertson 38 P Mitrw_r 39 W Bramch 40 M Tobn 41 J Syrneopoutoss 42 J Casey 43. P Harnrx7ton 44 M Bums 45 R Singleton 46 M Anderson 47 W Crump 48 A Best 49 B Madden 50 J Da++ 51 J Ma4rcq (RVCa(.N) 52 T Tsams 53 A Muldoon 54 T Basso 55 A Ner.Vead 56 A Hi l 57 M Bet. 58 R oalen 59 B Whams 60oCox 61 R Crompton 62 J Mrtsopoulos 63 A Gwnane 64 A. Noblen 65 B Egan 66 D Chapman 67 S Wdwrtson 68 S Fenton 69 C Da~s 70 M Bannon 71 J Schwa

UNIVERSITY BLUE S

OLD XAVERIAN S Senior coach: D. Caxo-i M . Cs:in Co"', under 1_-. ;o=h c Ol t t PC: 2 M r (DVC) 3 D I,4 R Cr 5 P Curk;n (Cal) 6 J Cu^=n 7 W Dermn (VCa(F ) a 3 Cona n 9 M Bza~e 10 N 8p:he ii G Gru!..nam 12 M OSha,,ghrzssi 13 M LDg3 n 14 T Hack 15 M Da,on t6 L Mlekrzn 7ARalph 18 J M&cFay t9 G Gooc4r.g 20 A U` • 21 G A 22 J T_.

23JOS 24 SKng 25 D TV26 M &z-n 27 J Kerrad/ 28 A KI ac 29 D McKay 30 D Daru, 31 R Raph (CRes) 32 C RSph 33 PK'zn 34 J Feld 35 C Ma*_n 36 R Marks 37 C Qoan 38 . D Fm19 R Mct nd 40 A Rears (7C R~) 41 A Doau': e 42 J !n,•.e 43 M Sore 4a a Hea' t^y 45 N Spargo 46 S FurPfr/ 47 D SneaZs

48 C Papra9ewgcu 49 J T#y 50 M Parr 51 D &.,y 52 M Dca w/ 53 ?*t Fc ~ 54 M Brenn3n 55.se14 56 M Gbsrn 57 e Kruw_rtxx+h 58 T ANu-s 59 S &.uis 60 A Nbor72y e 61 M Freanan 62JNrr:m .

63 A McNab 6s B Prerr-.Q 65 C P2areon 66 P M-r,ej 67 S HE'J:Enr>3I69 R Har !

69 J M~G lm 70 S Rya 71 o Haan

ST. BERNARDS Sershr Cach : Frar k ' Coach: .lotxi Bend M S-%2 M er= ~z .-* 3 PSrn e v C. , Nc) 5JK ^ 6 G N.., i)VC) 7J TJxy aPMrncn 9 G Nba, r.;arx) 10 J Fec._= .,;o 1 POBen t2 P WNan 13 R Purc[d 4 S Mel15 F Menoghan 16 J P2anon 17 A Pure.

18 P Mahady 19 S Byirr e 20 J Frasr.

2t C Ko~ 22 M Mat~ 23 G Nean 24 K Mahady 25 G To-b 26 S Redy 27 A rt<han 28 P M-29 D R , CsORG. . .- .

31 M F .N :32P 33 M M ..-. . 1 34 J GC._ . .

35 J Saurtky 36 P on.

37 M 0 11.. .. .

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39 P Nt+ d 40 YJ HarJUrJ 41 S TCun 42 M Marmz 43 a R Cer.s.s,c 45 G V%lm 46 D Sobnna^, 47 D DwH:+rg 48 B Dx+ar 49 M Fazca!r<k Eo P e-2 51 A SuS:an 52 D Mrfu~_er 53 M 4Va'-'.h 54 G Malrz:s 55 D R-56 M Synar 57 A H.grPZ.°5 58 BNC'.t 59 A Ec 60 s .'rs 61 C Dotlan 62GTrof 63 M Ba.anda 64 D Ko~.7 65 T eurkP 66 D Bur~ 67M Go~,,,'a 68 D A:ia'.er 69 D Barret 70 P Fmlcy_rdd 71 A Nv`gertl 73 F Con^c 74 S Pin-i76 P F77 7 7 M Dwhg 78 M De.er

Senior Coach : area Saner Reserves coact : Steve King 1 C Holmes 2 R Furphy 3 G WE.zrns, (DVG) 4M Yen 5 B Angel 6 W Carroll 7 G Ake n 8 R Robnson 9 A Chnslle 10 B Mar 11 E Banks 12 S Macaulay (C) 13 R Renhard 14 D Gust (VC) 15 G Nchdks 16 P Aristotle t7 J Karus i8 N t .angrrnre 19 D Karamostto; 20 M Worth 21 A SCMicht 22 R Jafmc 23 T Gtes 24 A wells 25 M Johns 26 D MacInrw„s 27 M Light 28 G HazNchne 29 M Troon 30 G Cotsr.oNt 31 M Formosa 32 A Nugent 33 M Conrrock 34 J Jones 35 P Grurzner 36 N Macau!ej 37 S Crone 38 A Mrrcheil 39 J Gorton 40 T Wa'son 41 R Luscombe 42 C Hum;.

43 M Wlson 44 S Carroll 45 G Taylor 46 B Langley 47 M Hr key 48 J Moloney 49 B Chrqe 50 P Matt 51 T A1Wns 52 N H OOWns 53 A K.rnpton 54 J Young 55 D Atk:ns 56 N Schmidt 57 M Pnkey 59DChnshe 60 D Sha.v, 61, W Harris 62 G Sernwod 64 R Foiay 65 S Ktsarum 66 J Hyslop 69 S King

72 D OBrsn 77 M Richards

Coopers &Lyl~ran d ~narterea accoumanis

B Section .r'lfti

UfW SULLEEN/ CAULFIELD TE MPLESTOW E GRAMMARIANS

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

5 . M, Wilso n 6. R, Heath (D .V,C,) 7. P. Robertso n 8. A, Smythe (Capt.)

9, S. Wotherspoon 10 . P. George 11, S Farley

12 . A . Parris (Res .D .V.C .)

13, J McInerney 14 T Puls e 15. PFaulkner (Res,C .)

16 P Corstorphin (R .VC.) 17, B Pollard 18 A Course 19. P Nigr o 20, H . Harislou (V.C.) 21 . S . Driver 22, B. Stokes 23 . S, Pac e 24 . P Chadwick 25 . T Merrell 26, 8 Sheehan 27 B . Kell y 28 P Muhmer 29 A . Panou 30 R Field -31 . F Farchione 32, D. Shine 33 . G . Miles 34, P Bell 35.T. Rowe 36 . M. Godden 37. C . Connelly 38. D Cameron 39 B. Croft 40 M . McInerney 41 A Rozantts 42 B. Shepherd 43 D Murray 44 P Espenchied 45. D. Philpots 46. G Hannington 47. C. Shallard 48. J . Attard 49. D. Glover 50. C . Bryce 51, B, Harvey 52. G . King 53. 1 Drive r 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 Reserv es Coach : Peter Olivieri 1, D. Matthews (Capt_) 2 . A Harlock 3. M McClelland (DVC) 4 A . Norma n 5. G Boston 6 D Gregor 7. A. Nader & R . Fis h 9 . D Lowe 10, J . Stone 11 . N . Brohler 12 B. Mathews 13 P Armstrong 14 H . Worsley 15. C. Cooney (VC) 16 T. Royal s 17 G . Poole 18 J Cromme 19 . D. Har t 20. M . Casharo 21 .J. Roseman 22 . C. Bettany 23 D Allen 24. K . Dach s 25.S, Allen (Capt,Res,) 2& S William s 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 . Harri s 36, C . Worthington 37. M . Scholten 38 P Atkinson 39. N . Bedson 40 R Harriso n41RMoris ey 42 . G . Dind 43 C, Wilson 44 . D Smith 45. P. Murtagh 46. D. Kompes 47. N . Carter 48.S. Good 49, J . Roberts 50. M . Stanio 51 . K . Hedln 52, S, Morrison 53, J . Harle y 54 N Hemstron 55 N Matthews 56 R Sweetland 57. A Walker 71 G . Paine

FAV!KNER Senior Coach : Stephen Buckley Rese rves Coach : Ken Busst 1 . M . Tymms 2 3 G Busst 4 W . Hoare 5 S, Littl e 6 R, Cullson 7. D. Cropley 8. 1, Habgood 9, J. O'Leary 10 . J. Ros s 11 . M . Middlemo 12 . P Tymms 13 P. Kerslake 14 M . Roach 15 D. Terry 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 Sellec k 2T G . Livingstone 28 C Gleason 29. M, Barrett 30 T. Scott 31 U . Profenna 32 A Johnston 33 . P. Ma)erczak 34. D. Ruggerlo 35, P. Barrett 36. B . McLachlan 37. J. Cornellssens 38. G . Young 39 C . Habgood 40. S. Maggs 41 T Borg 42, K. Dehentn 43 D Gil l 44. C Mitchell 45. M . Busst 46. B. Smith 47, A. Brown 48 G . Walker 49. D . Portellt 50. R . Cohen 51 . A. Wood 52 . M . Potter 53, 54 . M . Kane 55 S. Brosnan 56 D Salt 57, R Parr 58 S Dalfonso 59 . D. Cecchney 60, D. Douglas 63,T. Kavanagh 94 . A Scott

IVANHO E 1 D Jacka 2 J Math,, 3 T Hyde 4 M Donohue 5 P Manuel 6 P Hoskin 7 B Allender 8 S Correll 9 M Thackerviray 10 G Kennedy (C) it B Adam s t2 S Parkinson 13 R Robinson 14 E Neubol d

15 A Castagmrn (Vol 16 P Pentmg,i l 17 L Clarke 18 R Elms 19 G SO2 0 A war 21 C Rose 22 R BLyt h 23 M Lengacher 24 M Flynn 25 A Be,,.

26 A Caddy 27 D 0 Sullivan 28 C, oSunivan 29 D CaUCiI 30 P Rowley 31 T Anderson 32 S John

33 C Flynn in C) 34 S Hoga n 35 M Lunn 36 S 0 Cannot 37 1 Forsyth 38 D Rchards 39 T McMahon 40 B Lucke-a n

41 C McDonald (RVC) 42 C Tucke r 43 M Lacey 44 D Hoffman 45 0 Robertson 46 J Lync h 47 D Shendan 48 S Hall 49 B Mangm 50 W Uoyd 51 D Speechiey 52 A Nagy 53 J Makin 54 P McMahon 55 R McCormack 56 W Baker 57 D Balcombe 58 M Baicombe 59 A Balcombe 60 R Brook

61 G Cameron 62 D Cartwright 63 R Doyle 64 W Duleskis 65 P Dwyer 66 A Fry 67 L Jones 68 S Martm 69 S Monev 70 P Morcorn 71 R Murphy 72 M Prat t 73 J Rafiopouias 74 C Richards 75 D Webb 76 N Dally 77 P Dens 78 T Donahue 79 S King

80 S W"e 81 A Sctnapoulos 82 R Angehrn 83 R Day

KE W

MONASH UNI . BLUE S

Senior Coach : Brett Burde n Rese rves Coach Barry Tobias

Senior Coach : Brian For d nrscrves Coach: Ivan Best

1 . M, Lor d 2. N . Griffiths 3. G . McColl 4. S. Lord 5. B . Irwin 6. M . Bria 7. B. Casauria 8. J . Busutil (V.C.) 9. A . Peri c

i Alexander ?. Carman Sea! 4 B Cornwall 5 G Gal e 6 1, Hildebrand 7 A Biackshaa, 8 A Barke r 9 L Barmg 10 J Johnstone 11 M Spencer 12. G Mann 13 R. Culvenor 14 A Roberts 15. W Gannon 16 A Qu in

10, T. O'Kayli 11 .

12 . C. Vigliotti 13 . C . Kiriakou t4 . P. Clayton (DVC) 15. P. Smit h 16. N . Duncan 17 J. Casauria 18. G . Kalac 19. R . Barry 20 . I . Mills

21 . S. Harrison 22 . R . Schober 23 . F. Haralambopoulos 24 . B. Burden (C) 25 . A . Jenkin s 26 . C. Haralambopoulos 27. R . Love 28, G . Portelh (R .C .)

29 . E . Bamundo 30,0 Greenwood 31, B . Vigliotti 32 . J . Brassi l 33 . C. Bradley (RVC) 34 . D . Lewi s 35,S. Beynon 38. M . Cavanagh 39 . S. Royston 40 . A . Price 41, D. Zerbl 42 V Won 9 43, D . Lavecchie 44 . T. Gourdoulis 45, M . Carydis 46 . S . Vidinopoulo J, Hill s4T 48. M . Peric

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49. S. Bruno 50. N . Dellis 51 . R . Bruno

52. J . laconis 53. D. Sticca 54. A . Easuria 55. A Manta s 56,J .luhano 57, J. Lou 58. C . Carydis 59. H Kendall 60. S. Rlzzollo

17 S Zachandis 18 G Hqpvell 19 D Schvredes 20 S Manuell 21 S Gles 22 B Rodoni 23 D Lync h 24 X Xenolontis 25 C Forbes 26 A McGregor (C) 27 S Connelly 28 P Little 29 A Sapstord 30 J Sturgess (VC) 31 L Mete 32 K Haeusler 33 A Laird 34 J Qui n 35 P O'Leary 36 M Kerr 37 J Andntsos 38 T Gil l 39 M Batley 40 M Hoyle 41 A Kiers 42 R Dean 43 M Bowman 44 J Koop

45 P Siockda,e 46 J Katsaras 47 1 McConville 48 P Antrnsos 49 I Kohler 50 R Davies 51 P Tnandos 52 J Taylor 53 J Shady 54 R Trembath 55 Z Mar c 56 57 58 59 60 61

R McCormick M Kanizay M Hanion H Middleton A Hodgson C Black

62 A Hadley 63 P Ke+ekordes 64 A Urba n 65 D Wood 66 N Neophitou 67 D Holloway 68 G Scalzo 69 D O'Keefte 70 C King

71 M Hay

OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIAN S Senior Coach: M . Trotte r Rese rves Coach : C. Neav e 1 . A . Dunn 2. C. Robison 3 A . All bon (C) 4. T. Norman (VC) 5. D. 0'Shaughnessy 6. A. Taylor 7. P. Yeoman 8. D.Adgemis 9. C. Glass 10. C . Brent 11 . T. Phillips 12 . A. Vize 13. B . Trotter 14, P Bea r

15. T Pontefract 16. A. Blac k 17. L . Farrell 18 A. Malzels 19 . J. Hope 20. R . Wardrop 21 . 5. Drum 22 . P Robison 23. J . Adgemis 24. A . Anderson 25. E . Borghesl 26, L . Colema n

27. 1 . 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, Sella 38. J, Cash 39. J . Williams 40. R . Workman 41 . P. Weidling 42. R . Gruen 43. C, Neave 44. A . Turner 45. N . Kolitis 46, M . Heat h 47, A . Phadoneos 48. B . Beamish 49. C. Cooper 50 . D. Wallace 51 . D. Rogers 52 . D. Buter a 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 Sansonettl 4. R . Gar d 5, T. Gard 6. K . Sweeney 7. G. Yoksich 8. R . Shanahan 10. M . Sturgess 11 . P. Hansen 12 . L . Inserra 13 . V. Soligo (VCR) 14, M . Sedgwick 15,J. Papa s

16 . M . Campbell t7. C. Freeman 18 .J. Adducci 19 . P. Whitfield 20. M . Page (C,S,) 21 . A . Wals h 22. M . Wilson (CCR) 23. M . Sherloc k 24. G. Williams 25. N . Deluca 26. M . Bradley 27. L . Panjari 28, T. Frankli n 29. M . Rowe (VCS) 30. K . Nunan 31 . J. King 32. L . Cowell 33 . W . Reid 34 . T. Pavia 35. G . Panjari 36, P. Torre 37. P. Coleman 38. J. Amato 39 . D . Debiasi 40 . S. Rodwell 41 . D. Wood 42 . P Papas 43 . D. Whatmough 44 . P Harri s 45 . P. Matkaris 46 .R .McGaw 47. N . Mitchell 48 . J. Bestow 49 . M. Harrison 50 . K . Hart y 51 . J . Panagiotopoulos 52 . G. Philpot t 53 . D. Campbell 54 . F. Denami 55 . D. Watson 56, T. Firt h 57. R . Livingston 58. D. Pavdt 59. N . Vincitona 60. M. Ani c 61 . M . Noormets 62 . P. Brennan 63. A. Skerrit 69. S . Lock

THERRY Senior Coach: B. Dun n 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 . Bedie r &S . Ramsay (DVC) 6. T. Quinn (C) 7. P. Jones 8. A. McAuliffe 9 . M . Grocock 10. R . Egglestone it . A . Crotty 12 . D. Cerinl 13. J . D'Andrea 14. J . Gallagher 15 S . Cranwell 16, S . Gibson 17. R . Lyons 18, T. Taylor 19 . A . Ratcliffe 20. P. Marantellt 21 . J . Tyler 22 . C . Mills 23 . C. Bye 24, P. Mallon 24, G . Falckh 25 . M . O'Rourke 26 . P Ryan 27. M . Tadlnac 28 . D, Sandman 29 . W. Thomas 30. R . Kane 31 .S . Rya n 32 . R . Costello 33. S. McMahon 34. M . Donohue 34, G . Lynch 35. D. Aitken 37. D. Castaldi 38. C. Lynch 40. C. Muscat 41 . W. Lin d 43. A. Whelan 46 . C. Ryan 47. P. Ratcliffe

48 . D . Wrigglesworth 51 . R . Moran 54. P Salerno (CR) 64. P. Crotty 65. M . Hogan 75. P Bruno 88. P Murphy (VCR)

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 J Rowbottom 2 A Lazarus $ J Clarke 4 Pd Russel; 5 N Tunbridge 6 A Coker 7 S Cerm 8 J Somervdle 9 S Phtliipsor.

10 S Brommeli 11 I Alexander

12 N Clark (Capt ) 13 L Banks 14 T Marks 15 J Garde 16 B Kelar 17 D Goofing 18 M Lgaste s 19 P Vaughan (DVCt 20 B Thoma s 21 C Jobson 22 M Ellmghaus 23 A Bearham 24 R Parrett

25 M G ibney 26 B Pattrnsn n 27 N Heath (OVC) 28 B Van Denderen 29 J Gra y 30 P Co -ay 31 J Cummms 32 N Pappas 33 S Le e 34 D Landm~ 35 J Hughson 36 M Crothers 37 A Fethers 38 A McArthur 39 S Dan e 40 G Dalbosco 41 M Mclaugh6n 42 G Wmes(VC) 43 B Warren 44 P Dilon 45 J Pnt h 46 C Thompson 47 L Doyle

48 A Rogers 49 D Ba.vers 50 M Shaddock 51 J Chomiey 52 M Bel l 53 J Forv.rood 54 P Jessup 55 G Keys 56 A Pickett 57 C Derma 58 A Cook 59 D Benson 60 G Haeusler 61 J McCashney 62 A Cunninghan 63 G Condo n 64 D McNair 65 A Batey 66 P Coihng s 67 D Haramantas 68 R Fraze r 69 R Razmara 70 T Carney 71 K Heard 72 M Gdtrap 79 A Tudge 81 M Pryror

99 S Woodv:ard 100 H Sher

B.A.F.C .

BALACLAVA Senior Coach: John Sampson Assistant Coach : David Chairman Reserves Coach : Brendan Angwin 1 K Angwin 2 D Gregory (Capt) 3 A Hi t 4 B Rafferty (VC) 5 M Hil l 6 A Breslin 7 M Kouts 8 K Palmer 9 B Angvnn (CC Res) 10 PCrott~ e 11 B Wtlson 12 P McGrath 13 C Horsey 14 R Patterson 15 G Saller 16, R Morrison 17 J Sis l 18 K Hartley 19 S Withers 20 A Hartley 21a P Stripeikas 21b M Taylor 22 PAusterberry (VC Res) 23 C Chalke r 24 S Gates 25 D Follett 26 P Grafen 27 1 Wither s 28 H Dickson (DVC) 29 R Stocker 30 J Follet t 31a N Monaghan 31b G Oate n 32 S Hill 33 T Hil l 34 B O'Shannessy 35 G Brow n 36 R Tangey 37 T Harmes 38 S Spalding 39 J Stee l 40 G Halpin 41 P Byrden 42 PMeadows 43 D Pollard 44 G Toogood 45 S Franzi 46 R Calder 47 M McCaffrey 48 P O'Sullivan 49 R Wilson 50 R McIntyre 51 D Quamby 52 M Inkster 53 D Read 54 B Drman 55 B Marchingo 56 P Georgtou 57 A Antonio 58 J Smit h 59 J Haycroft 60 J Breslin 62 J Hams 65 B Hallett 66 G Nayar 67 A Tallanco

E - NlYUL E Senior Coach : Shane Molloy Reserves Coach : Steve Sculli n 1 . S, Scullin 2, J KourydIs 3. L Ho t 4 M Legge 5 C Ladd (DC, 6 P Williams 7. J. Fraumano 8, B. Mo4orley 9. G, Pyers 10. M . Fraumano (bC) 11 . M . Fidle r 12. W. Gibson 13 A . Short 14 D. Altard (C) 15, S. Gray

16 S. Mlkac 17 G. Williams 18 G Anderson 19 . M. Scullin 20, G. Gent 21, B Quilllam 22, J . Glham 23. J. Turnbull 24. B. Harts 25. M Power 26. A. Weston 27, T Jenktns 28 P Adams 29 C. Williams 30, 6 Gilles 31, G Foster 32 . G . Braddy 33, D. Hobbs 34. C. Stevens 35. T Muir 36. D. Turner 37, D. Gent 38 R, Wdfendon 3R G, Mooney 40. K. Edwards 41 . A . Mill 42, P Barnes 43 . D Henger 44 C Hoist 45 C. West 46. C. Richmond 47. S . Tolley 48. D. Glass 49. B. Hogan 5G M, Phillips 51 . A . Thompson 52 . S Coulson 53. B. Baxter 54. R . Doherty 55 D, Williams 56 M Haye s 57 D. O'Brien 58, D, Moloney 59 S. Westtey, 60 C. McCann

OLD MELBOUR N E OLD BRIGHTON HAILEYBUR6 ~dS HIGH SCHOO L Senior Coach : Senior Coach : Mark Sarau O.B. Phil Stevens Senior Coach: John Lord Reserves Coach: Tony Short 1 . C Ana_Masakls 2 A, Atchison 3. R . Verm a 4, D. Menzies 5 R. Martin & N . Moody 7. D, Joyce 8 R . Ward

9, D. Caner (VCSen.) 10. M . BeazJey 11 . P Chester 12, G . McLardie C . Sen .) la A . Dawso n 14, R, McGregor

15 P, Sala (DVC Sen .)

16 P Kotz 17. A Drummond 18, R . We 19. A . Lego.x h 20 A. Aihanaspoulos 21 . D. Lord 22 . C. Flegeltaub 23, C. Drake 24. T Scnns 25 A. Capp 26 R . Knight 27. D. Pomie 28 C Bavage 29, C Geehman 30 S Keane

31 . M. Roach (Cap, Res) 32. J. Newton 33, B Dowling 34. S. Glasson 35 T. Blythman 36 R . Terrens 37 J . McLoughlin 38 C. Short 39 A, Kennedy 40. P Getlmg 41 B Keane 42 P Fenning 43 A Confait 44, P O'Connor 45 A. Sainsbury 46. S. Mansbndge 47, S, Gabrleison 48. C. Home

49, P Kent 50 Andrew Dawson 51, S. Reid

TOYOTA

Rese rves Coach : Wayne Marshall

1 . C . Bennett (VC) 2 . M . McLennan (DVC) 3 A . Pryo r 4. M Barber 5 M . Waddington 6 M, Alle n 7.S. O'Connor 8, M . Sarau 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 Waf t 18, M . Wise 19 S Gibson 20 . T. Grant 21 . C. James 22 . P. Grant 28 . T. Gale 31 . S . Murray 34, J. Goderidge 36 . S . McLeod 39 R . Smit h

OLD BRIGHTON RESERVES Rese rves Coach : Wayne Marshall 1 . R . Hopkins 3, D . Smyth 4. G . Drew 5 T Bowes 6 R . Wrait h 8 D Bellmaine 11 . B . Molloy 12, J . Mille r 14 . M . Osborne 19. 0. Millis 22. J . Mackenzie (CR) 29, P Tatzer 32. M . Dobble 34 . D . Rowe 42 . G . Wood 47 D Taylor 54 R Hall

Rese rves Coach : Ker ry Sawtell 1 A . Baxter 2, R . Paul 2, J. Wood 3 N . Schmidt 3 P Merrell 4 . P Jury 4. J . Robertson 5. G . Phillips 5 S. Marshall 6 W. Smit h 7. G. March 8. A. Orton 9. A. Myiton 10. P Bennett 11, W Shand 11 . R . Wilson

12, D Seccull (Capt.)

12 G . Meadows 13. P. Brewer 14. G . Lassceck 14.S. Be)

15. A. Hicks 16 J . Bingham 16. C. Farr 17. W. Cox 18, M . Constable 19. R . Gerry 19. A . Tnkler 20, J Kingsley 21. A. Walden (DvCapt) 22. C, Gregson 23. D. Scaunich 24, P Noske 24. T. SrrsNbaG 25. A. Holohan 26. P Bowman 26 R. Wise 27, G, Smith 27. J. Kingston 28 D. Merrell 28 A Gtlchnst, 29 J Rae 30, G . Ball 31. N Cameron 32. D. Miller 33. M . Larkv.orthy, 34. D. Allison 35 B. Van Twest 36. A . Mountford 37. J. Clarkson 3B C. Lane 39 C. Taranto 40 J. Hicks 41 A Child 42. P Flockhart 43. P Bramch 44 D. Stuart 45 C. Maguire 46. D. Lea r

47, R. Dobson 56 B. Ladds 57 G. Taylor

OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach : Laurie Stratton Reserves Coach: Joe Grande B. Yarwood I Stratton Jar ens Wells (Capt .) .

D King 6 D. Veal B. Cockerll P. Skalberg ~. _S. Bal l 1 1 : Colledge Ryan ..= A. Marks J_ Marshall . Howard 14 M 15 C. Lync h i, D, Dowell '.L Davies R Englander 1a . R, McKenzie M . Dyson 21 A . Haug (Res. Capt .)

D . Scot t D. Purcell (VCapL) : P Rya n 25 V. Karakaltsas 26 . B Parry ' P Ritchie 28 . S Theodorakopoulos R . Lewis ?J J Santos J Norman N . Harri s 33 S, Ramsdell P Marris 355 Conboy 36 Shaun Burns 37, 1 . Scott 38.T Bowes 39. R . Bashford 40 B . Douglas 41 . S . Burns :' P Bullock 43 P Selleck C . Haug 45. D. Simonsen 47 . D. Cuttriss 48 A . Parke r !.. 49 M . Dodderill 50 P DeBortoh 51 . P. Larkin 52. A. Novak 53. L. Hockins (DVC) 54. A . Curtis

60 J . Lumicist 63 N . Skalberg

OLD MELBURNIAN S Senior Coach : Alan Stoneham Reserves Coach: Simon Trumbte 1 T Wtts 2 R Pisarski 3 J Nichols. (VC) 4 B Morphet 5 P Murray 6 I Arnold 7 D Davison 8 A. Tymm s 9 G . Bradshaw (DVC) 10 A Joyc e 11 N . Johnstone 12 W Bagim 13 R Seccull 14 A Ashton 15 1 McMullin 16 P Woo d 17 B Niall i8 M Crompton 9 P Thompson 20 A Salek 21 J Roysmah 22 I Mackay 23 A Wits (Capt) 24 D Wilso n 25 R Brown 26 M Youngman 27 E Coroner 28 C Terril l 29 R Mead 30 J Mitchell 31 R Gdlard 32 B Webb 33 A Bull (C 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 Dixon 42 E Smthers 43 P Birrell 44 R Baldwin 45Z Useinov 46 C Hancheue 47 D Ward Ambler 48 W Ward Ambler 49 T Stuckey

50 T Rea d 51 B Armitage 52 J Thomson 53 J Para 54 A Wilson 55 D Nelson 56 T Poolman 57 N Campton 58 T Leask 59 W Kelso 60 J Warmsley 61 M King 62 C Raymond 68 S Maranbo 69 D Hamilton

Si: KEVINS OLD BOYS Senior Coach: Alan Quaite Reserve Coach: Chris Nettlefold 1 . R. Hawkins 2 .S . Haidamous 3 W Keighran 4 C McKenzie 5 R Callanan 6. G. Gross 7. S. Kerr (DVC.) 8. M . Temparty 9. S. Lynch 10. L . Crohan (C,R,) 11 . H. Stone 12, R. Arthurson 14. P Joyce 15 B. Edwards 16 P. O'Brien 17. P Sutton 18, C Halfpenny 19 J . Watkin 20. W. Dwyer 21 . S. Rin g

22, B. Campbell (VC.) 23, M. Waters 24. P Quinton 25 D. Rigors 26. D. Simmons 27 J. Quinlan 28. G . Kerr 29. A. Fraser 30 B. Snell (DVCR) 31 . S. Olse n

33 G Mulcahy 34 . P Smith 35 J. Sergeant 36. M . McKage 37. A . Beale (Capt.)

38. P Panagiotopoulos 39 . L . Taberrter 40, B Clark (VCR) 41 . J. Dynon

42, J. Chnstiano 43. P Treloar 44, T Le e 45. N Joll y 46 D. DeRooden 47 M. Tre4aor 48. N, Fry 49. G. Wallace 50. L. Kirby 51 . P Taberner 52, P Levis 53, S. Purcell 57. P Kirby

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THOMASTOWN Senior Coach : John Walsh Rese rves Coach: John Keena n 1, 2 . A . Wells 3 . J. Vital e

4, G . Petsinis 5 . D Pougios 7 P Hopper 8 . A . Fellows (Capt) 9 . T. Step s 10. R . Gleeso n

11 . A . Fleming (RC) 12 . E . Casmaudo 13. C. Pearson 14. B. Jenking 15. B. Pellegrino 16. D. Farchione 17 D Leale 18. Ken Harting 19, G . Alberti 20 . P Coverdale 21 . E . Lentini 22 . C. Tsalkos 23 . D . Fellows 24 . S. Paplonou 25. S. Bradford 26. P, Battlsta 27. R . Kelly 28 . L . Morabdo 29 Kevin Harting 30 . C Fellows 31 . C, Koullmos 32 B McCreddln 33 .JZacos 34, J . Blac k 35, A, LaRosa 36, M . Golledge 37. J . Theodorou 38. M . Gan n 39. P. Honey 40. V. Deltlto 43 . V. Caffra 44 . G . Bubis 45, M . Bloodworth 46. D . Stafford 47. M . Plownght 48, P Prinzi 49, J . Bubis 50. R . Gilpin 51 . M . Boyden 52, K, Chandler 53, 5, Lekatsas 56, W. Cooper 57. S. Cineran 58, C, Cedro 61 . B. Keating 62, C. Vella

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AJA I D Marts X 2 A Kbog w 3 S Ze 4 G 8 :~ 5 M S~ ~ .er 6 3 Be"J" 7G 8 M Fe4dy 9 A Burs.ryn 10 R Eivcm n L &, 12 A Stwr`iEr ~13 M R~rn-vn 14 A t5 D Frx KYnzn 16 A M&na er 117 a'~ Kor-m` " 6 DSeO 19 S J-ph 20DMab.v 21 J Maui 22 B Ja,sn 23 A Lebr-ky 24 J F#25 M G2s Nq 26 A Hat k~ 27 Brdhan Go aberg 21 D Rd.h 29 D Bn4vn.(Ca{3) 3a S aon 31 DPO1 32 M Bcrrx=an 33 0 5h3rp 34M Ac7 35 B Spcer 3o A SrreJSnn 37G S--gd 3& J Sl39M G:.ero 40 P F-n 41 G N Ww 42 M Corp 1,3 D J~gnd2 44 P Cherrry 45 D St ;sei 47 L Ler:n 48 L Gddiv_:g 49 J Albers 50 T AarSt P tebratisy 52 A Zeirsk 53 B BcrrG~.

54 D Mtctxnn 55 B Zc`.rck 56 H She+ 57 J BruxcW 58 D 9vper 59 G Ma 's 60 D KraKJR'd 61 G Fct*er 62 W Kra>goid 63 M F. 64 A Ruh .."n 65 .1 0 h"tct+cil 66 P Gdd-g 67 A Prroc1.

68 B Goitlberg 69 H a-70 S Ra;'n3n 71 P Ten2nh.'wn 72 J MO-1 73 D KSan 74JRosartssd 75 !A OEU 76M KN 77 M Fretl 78, Oren KomarMk 79 S Schztttrm 81 M Zurtu 82 J Rua-n 83 M vin's, 84JF8.5 A 'nak 86 P C52n=.Ja. 87 R Lcur.e

BULLEEN UNITE D senior Coach: M. McCOi I Re5anies Coach Craig %1oftch i G ;-yk ns 2 R Mp?et 3SC-a 4 R Itorsro 5 8 Wis. 6 M K~y 7C~ 8cvr[a, 9MTn_y 10 S Cdan> it R Ona~ ~2 D Thcnpu,n 13 M11 F,anm, 4 J Em{:ei 15 M M~hza 16cFaei 17 D GaraV. 18BSharp 19 D Rchdns 20 T Lee 21 R Creghm 22 C Ch~ 23 P Bano.v 24 G Hne7 25 M Harns 26 D A;FS27DDw.d 28 D Ber4Mtl 29 P FEâ&#x20AC;¢n 30 R Sh'Skz 37 W Rwn6, 32 P Argcis 33 G TaJa 34 I MtAmer 35 P EOr.srC> 36 D cnwmr.t37DD&y 38 S GaXre7 39 5 Hcurzt'3 4 0 01 0 'Y 41 C 144 42 M R : ..s 4 3 5 0 .- . _ 4GG .

45 D ; : 46 P Sex?47 G Cauay 46 R R-49 P Zern 50 R Paswe 5i D 052 P L-g 53 P Vrtv?ug 54 D Sp .?ed 55 S Merk.

56 i D ,'57 DCoo,+ 58 P Srachan 59 M D--7 60 P G61 A C~62 W Da.ei 63 F DWtz 64 THarg~ 65 A LaM'-_k 66 A M,a^d~ 67 A wCrr3n 6E C K-tl 69 P F a 70 G VWud 71 A Buten 72 M T~pprx7 73 D D1--y 74 R &-,

WILKINSON ~SV~'OR~n~d

ELSTERNWIC K Senior Coach : Ga ry Rosewarn e Rese rves Coach: Dennis Grace 1 . C. Farrington 2 . S . Bean 3 . M . Sanelh 4. G" Rosewarne (C) 5 . D . Grace 6 . M . Lloyd 7A . P. Hoolihan 76. T Heath 8A. D. Verbeek 8B. M . Convery 9,A . O'Connor 10A . C. Hitchcock 10B . 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. Karipidis 23. N . Christie 24, D. Conlin 25.T. Weedon 26. D. Mahony 27 B. Garr y 28 B, Hill 29 J Coyne 30. D . Ritchie 31A . G . Russel l .' 318. L . Murphy .' 32. P Neeso n 33 . T. Panantoniov 34 . Adrian Conlin 35. P Corkhil l 36, B. Thompson 37 B . Grace 38 . J. Higgins 39 S. Smith 40 M Daniels 41 M . Whelan 42 . P Rokebrand 43 . A . Hankin 44 . R . Nyoeger

45 . R . Grandemange 46 . G . O'Donnell 47, B . Ramsay 48 . C . Bayliss 49 . W . Jacobs 50 . M . Eccles 51 G, Hancock 52 L . McGregor 53 P, Harris

54, C . Mathes

HAMPTON ROVERS Senior Coach : Ian Rice Rese rve Coach: Da ryl Jopling 1 .

2. A . Lawso n 3 E . Panagiotidis 4 A . Naumoff 5 D. Rogerso n 6 . D. McConville (Capt .)

7. B . Hibbs 8 . W. Capp 9 . P Wilson 10. W. Austin 11 . I . Rogerson 12. W. Boyle 13 . R . Meln)ak 14 . G . Kelly 15 . S. Mulholland 16 N . Hope 17 B Bird (VC.Res) 18 . A. Winkle r 19. J . Hunter 20 N . Milat 21 . E . Melnja k 22, R . Hetherington (DVC) 23 . D. Devol a 24 . M . Young (VC) 25 . M . Blak e 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 . Hoggett 41 I Boyle 42 J. Mather 43. J . Morecroft 44, D Phelan 45. C. Toou6 46. P. Hartshorn 47, B. Holstock 48. G . Roulent 49. S. Thompson 50. A . Lucas

NORTH BRUNSWIC K Senior Coach : David Bellett e Rese rves Coach : Don Pearce 1 . M . Cannon 2. K. Lianeas 3. M . DeMorton 4 . P DiMarco 5. S. Cotee 6. V. Grimaldi 7. J . Briff a 8. A . Francis 9. A . Samartino 10 . P Whitman it. K . Hehi r 12 . J . Serratore 14 . G . Parkinson 15. H . Tsailtas 16. S. Tsailtas 17 . V. Lirosi 19 . D . Balazsy 20. J . Russo 21 . J . Fotias 22 . P Fox 23. C. Fox 24. J. Brook 25 . B. Smith 26. M . Briffa 27. R . Burrows 28 . V. Ferzulla 29 . D. Adams 30, B Bektash 32 . P. Gennacarro 33 . J. Androutsos 34 . G . Arthur 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

OLD CA MBERWELL Senior coach: Tarry Rossliter Re serves Co ach: a^, athecv Tod d

1 . M . Hodgson A. MrM '.2, , a N. Brown 4 .A.Toop 5. P. Alexander Ej M . Warner 7 P. KerkAe;t (D1C) a P Jepson a R. Beal 10 E. Smith (VC-) n A. Dance 12. S. Holding la M- Newton 14. P. Jenkins

16. W Inkster (Capt .)

17 J. Lablaahe 18 S. Jackson 19. C . Anderson 20 R. Scheiber 21. A. Scholl 22. S. Burmeister 23 M. Armstrong 24. R. Woo d 25. R. Collins 26 G . Young 27, I. Farmer 28. B. Lertctl 29. M. Hopkins 30. D. Humann 31 . A. Crew 32. G . Neste 33 C. Guthrie 34. A . Rogers 35. G. Adams 36 D. O'Connor 37. C. Strachan 38 D. Smith 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. Lenten 48. R . Wagstaff 49. D. Richardson 50. A. Ta>tor

51 . A . Walker 52. A . W-<ytt 53. B. Sudgen 54. J. Murphy 55. D. Murphy 56, R. Blaney 57. C. Theofanides 58 M . Carldiforo 59. R. Unmack 60. R. Jones 61 . N . Kidd 62. R . Lee 63 W. Earl

OLD MENTONIAN S Senior Coach: Bob Jamison Reserves Coach: Phil Vanes 1 . M CSter 2 J Norman a R Norman 4. M Barrett 5 P Seder aVSaacca 7. G Norton (tst CatR) 8 N Macqure 9. R. Macqutre 10, M Durack 11 D, Meyer 12. T Appel 13 S Sharp 14 D Rogers 15 D Se3aca 16 R Thompson 17 T O'Toole 18 J McCarthy 19 W Befrxxi 20 R Buxton 21 C Erickson 22 A Leer 23 T James 24 S Warne 25 P Jackson 266Scow 27 L Heath 2a G Burns 29 G Fahers 30 D Rdej 31 S Ingram 32 . J. Sty 33 P Vines 34 D HePeact 35 P Hodges 36 S Crick 37 T Dish 38 A Ne:.tnnan 39 R Beyrxm 40 M Osborn 41 6 Nugent 42 A Acrern2n 43 R Watwn ; 44 G Lindsay 45 T Bairnon 46 A Petro 47 J Korxcarnn 48 D Johnsen 49 B Scon 50 C Furu.on 51 A Sradura 52WHall 53 P Hyland 54 M StaMhope 55 C Davses 56 D Wdke 57 0 Schm~.2 58 L Pa'errm 59 G Buxton 60 N Voulare,5 61 S Wilson 63 R Marguugbo 64 A Edv.arcls 65 A Horstwrgh

PRESTGN M BO B Senior Coach : G. Tsolacos Assistant Coach: T. O'Connor Reserves Coach: P. Feeha n 1 . A. Bullock 2 I . De Bono 3 1 . Bliss 4 . S. Hichncliffe 5. D. Cato n 6. D. Hepburn 7 . D. O'Brien 8, O . 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 17. G . Turner 18 .S . Adamson 19, P. Feehan 20. M . Faure 21 . M . Walkley 22 . P Bullock 23. I . Ewin g 24. A . Finikarides 25.5 McGowan 26 A Brydson 27. S Richardson 28 A . Allen 29.C .McGaw 30. P Caligiuri 31 . D. Bullock 32 . D. Jordon 33. R . Haysom 34. M . DeBono 35. S. Ryle s 36. N . Maynard 37. E . Kyriacou 38 G .Sebeh 39. R Johnstone 40. G. Georgeson 41, A Hunter 42 . M . Mason 43. L. Carigiuri 44, T. Tsoukas 45. D. Bookluck 46. R . Mason 47. F. Lorenzon 48. C . Christou 49. G . Cummins 50, C. Caligiun 51 . G. Tsolacos 52,J Lowden 53 M . Mitchell

ST4TE i^,~,AK Senior Coach : Ken Bremner Capt . Stewa rt 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 . Polls 4 . K . Dervan 5 . J. Beare 6. P. Dervan 7. F. Maya 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 . Ri o 27 P, Wabbis 28 D Lambert 30. C. Saville 31 . G. Crameri 32 . M . Scott 33, C. Kenez 34, M . Wales 35. Or Brown 36. D. Kay 37. C. Arnephy 38. A . Role s 39 G . Goldsmith 40 D Charleson 41 O Noronha 42, M . Keating 43, G . Riccio 44 . A . Gal e 45. M, Durham 46. J . Curti n 47. C. Papadopoulos 48. J . Murray 49. D . Doonan 50 A . Whitelaw 51 B, Kennedy 52 M . Brow n 53 C . Michaelidis 54 T. Nelson 55 F Wright 56. D . Ross 57 . P. Hyde 58. C . MCKdIop 59. D . Footitt 60. D . Jenkins

W EST BRUNSWICK SENIORS Coach : Les White L I . McNece 2 . D. Cecchi 3, R . Monge r 4 S, Casley (VC) 5, P Leathern 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 Magafa s 17 M . Wals h 18 J. Rainone (DVC.) 19. G. Brigg s 20. Sr Lampar d 21 . D. Lampard Capt .)

22 N . Magafa s 23 J . Jackson 24. J . Beaumont 25, C. Hatzistavrou 26 . S Fitzsimmons 27, G Hatzistavrou 28 . B. Walsh 30 B. Hisco x Rese rves Coach : Gar ry Chappe l 29 D McAllister (D .VC ) 31 . W, McNeic e 32 D. Acker s 33, G Chappell(Capt .)

34. D. Flower 35 . A . Thornton 36 . G . McDonald 37.S. Penny 38" B, Mdhn 39 . W. Wilkie 40, R. Baker (VC .)

41 . R . Hokkanen 42 . G. Sherri f 43 S . Barber 44 M Woollard 45 R Taylor 46 T Robertson 47.T Jackson 48, Mick Rodgers 49 . S . Bennett 50 . K . Myers 54 .J. Hoga n 55. M . Chapman 57 . C. Leathern 58. S. Bertram 59 . R . Ashdowne 60, C . Barnes 61 A, Galluzzo 62 D Brockwell

Under 19 Section I BULLEEN/ TEMPLESTOWE Coach : Vic Harvie 4 . A . Dollnko 5. H . Murtic (Capt .)

6 P. Harvl e 9 A . Shine 10 D Thorpe 12 G Williams 13. S Hendrie 14 H Humphrey 17 J . Disanto 20 M . Mason 21 S . McLaren 22, G, Wilso n 23 . T. Agosta (VC .)

24 D . Robertson 25, G . McKenzie 26. S. Hayma n 28 S. Hatton 30 8 Chapman 34 . P Pavlldls 36 A . Pulverenti 38 M Bellatto 45 D. Minogue 47 S. Quay

COLLEGIANS Coach : G . Daf t 1 . S. Wiseman 2 . M . Conron 3 . A. Schiller 4 G . Maragelis 5. T. Hird 6. W Forgas 7 B Seaton 8, A, Cornelius 9 . A . Voice 10. I . Girvan 11 . C . Singleton 12 . S . Stapleton 13. W. Dal y

14. A . Mitchel l 15. N . Anagnostou 17. R . Newto n 18. G . Russell 19. R . Lamb 20 . G . Steel 21 . P Baxter 22 . D. Jennings 23 . D . Walters 24 . M . Midro 25. M . McNess 27. G . Kenneally 32. J . Hector 33. C . Vin e 44 . A Parki n

OLD HAILEYBURIANS Coach : John Caspers 1 A . Wgg 2 . C. Lasscock 3. B. Carty 4. A . Kirkwood-Scott 5 S Dangerfield 6 S. Richardson 7 B. Mai n 8. B. Doe+llrlg 9. D. Cotton 10. P. Hamelster 11 . H. Broadbent 12 . R . Conacher la m. Como 14 G . Lasscock 15. W. Phahps (Capt.)

16. A. Cnst 17 M Fisher 18 J Gordon 19 R . Parton 20 T Chegwn 21 . D. Jamieson 22. P Wigg 23. S. King 24.T Jones 25. M. Tipper 2& P Bowman 27. D. Garfield

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7. L Van der Plight 8 C Burke 9 C Stuck l 10 C. Harrington 11 M Wilhamson 12 S McHenry 13. J Clancy 14 S Zuka.vsk, 15 P Pmme 16 0 Sheean 17 P Cavan 18 M Kruger 19 M Hynes 20 M Burg e

21 D Toohey (Capt Blue) 22 S Bra.vnhil l 23 1 Mason 24 S Hubery 25 N Canning 26 P Casey 27 8 Smile 28 P 8renClarke 29 M Thor n 30 M Burke 31, M Steiger 32 R Davei 33 T Norrish 34 A Seager 35 J Cbthler 36 C Watts 37 R Walker 39 S Bolt 40 G Curran 42 S Rudd 43 S Catkovic 45 C Sleiger 46 D Higgins 47 M Maima 49 M O'Callaghan 50 N Eastma n

OLD XAVER I AN S 1 . R . Excell

2 . Peter O'Sullivan 3 . M . Klava c 4 P. Simpson 5 W. Nason 6 N . Wes t 7 . G . Goraziois 8 A . Dvgvid 9 J. Guilty 10 . R . Kennedy 11 . A . Holmes

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DE LA SALLE BLUE

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12 . R .H . Bailey 13 . 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 Landrigan 23.P. Web b 24. S . Lightwood 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 . Jaffer 50 . M . Wardlaw 51 . P Connors 52 D. Bourke

nder 19 Section 2

MARCELLI N

BANYULE ' GRAMMARIAN S

Coach - Michael Wilson

Coach : Danny Gleason I Libea u S Sanders fl Collins (VC ) j Turnbull P. McCarthy T. Jenkins G, Mooney D. Hickling M . Vea l 1 C, Pyers (C) 18 J. Bishop m P. Jones - R_ Cullen 2rj P. Jakobe r n S. Baile y P- Austin A. Parry A. Searle

1 . B. Da y 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 . Taylo r 11 . C. Mason 12 . N . Gibson 13. M . Chun 14 G . Parker 15. S. O'Flynn 16. M . Goodrop e IT A . Finnigan (DVC) 18. N- Duncan 19. T.G . 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 . Bianc o

4s 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 . Dansey

68. G. Donaldso n

UNIVERSITY BLUE S Coach : Peter Melton 1 . L. Spetch 2 . S. McGregor 3. M . Burnet t 4 D. VanGerrevink 5 J . McDonal d 6 S Ballard 7 S Connolly 8. I . Dun n

9 . S . Kudnig 10. A . Woodcock 11 . S. Burg e 13. 1 . DeSilva 14. R . Poole 15. B . Madden 16. A . Presnell IT J . Flinlayson 18. G . Markley 19 A. McIntosh 20 . J. Alexander 21 . M . McCarty 22 . B . Elliott 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

THERRY Coach : P. Bennett 1 . S. Figliola 2 . J. Zanotti (Capt .)

3. M . Fava 4. S. Eastmure 4. M . Jarrouge 5. T. Masters 6. T. Smales 7. S. Pisano 9. W. Brundell 10 . M . Carter 11- C. Barrett 12 . S . Bassett-Smith 13 . L. Clifton 14 . J . Reddick 15. S. DAndrea 16.J . Dyno n 17 . M . Carrodus 18. T. Taylor 19 . G. Nardella 20. B. O'Keefe 2L D. Lali-Cami 22 . J. Masters 23. M . Lowry 24. M . Hudson 25. D. Goodear 26, C. Shaw 27. M . Tadmac 28. M. O'Kearney 30. B. Mielicki 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. Cerolin i 5. Cr Thomas (VC) 6.A. McKee 7 D Conway 8 . J . Sperling 9 . B. Collins 10. T. Petterwood 11 . A. Connolly, (Cap 13. C . Hargreaves 15. E . Dickin s 16- P. Studd 17 P. Rowe 20 . P. Constanty 21 . N . Nieman 23. S. Rajk i 24. M . Ingram 25. D Osborne 26. G . Alderidge 2T A. Riggs 30.S. Haddon 34. D. Rockawin 35. M . McConvill 37. B. Newstead 29 S. Maston 44 . N . Daoui

Coach: Marcus Peters 1 . P Kin g 2 M. AffiMa 3. R . Courtney 4 . L Sleeman 5. G Boston 6 A Kahofer 7 G Dind (C) 8. L . Cromme 9. P. Phillips.

10. J. Dickson 11 . N . Brohier 12 . B . Matthews 13. K . Pereira 14. S. Cossart-Walsh (VC) 15 . D. Nlven 16 . R . Royals 17 H Worsley 18 H . McDonell 19 . D. Lowe 20 M Roberts(DVC) 21 . M .Rudde n

22 . D. Lee 23, & Hill 24 . A. Richards 25. S . Wulf 26. M . Dicrosta 27. G . Williams 28. J . Dight 29. M . Howard 30 A . Bowater 31 .T. Moorhouse 32 . S McDermid 33 . D. Arnold 34. J. Turne r 3& C. Wilson 36, M, Millard 40. R . Harrison 44. E .Jedwab

1 . J . Kerr 2 . R . Fraser 3 . J . Sinclair 4. N . Purnis 5. A . Chernov 6 . J. Angliss 7. M . McGregor 8 . L . Monument 9 .J. Aghan 11 . T. Wilson 12 . C . Atkinson 13 . N . Hooper 14 . R. Morrow 15 .C . Macmillan 16 . S . Hendry 17. P. Montgomery I& A . Phillips 19 . J. Worssam 20. W. Anderson 22 . D . Garwoli 23. P Morrison 24. C. Aunger 25. D. Murtagh 26. R. Winneke 27. S. Cow l 28 . D. McIntyre 43 . N . Hal l 44 . C. Billings 45 . J. Cornish 46 . C. Robinson 47. W. Tuckfiei d 48 . D. Warner'49. D Wightman 50. S. Gibbs 51 . D. Raftopoulos

Coach : M. Mills 4. J. Cahill (DVC) 6. J. Carroll 7. A . Driscoll 10 . S . Janetski 13, V Penns 14. R DMta

15 S . McSweeney 16. M. Vaina 21 . A . SabaGrro 22 . L . Nardella 27. J. Vaina (VCapt.)

32 . T. Whiting 35. P Angelopoulos 39. G . Cutri 40. N. Lithgow 43, D, Fitzpatrick 52 . G. Bourke 54. G . Birrell 64. D Carbon 6S M. Laporte 67. P. Farrugia

69. S . Zumbo (Capt .)

OLD MELBURNIANS U19 SECTION 2 Coach: Simon Cooper 1 M BroCkhoH 2 s 6rge 3 A Cleland 4 A Cortlner 5 S Knon 6 A SutcAne 7 A Hayden 8 D Mitchell 9 o Moor e t0 C Murphy (Capt ) ii c Gnftllh s 12 P Kmg 13 J Jov.gtt 14 D Moss 15 H tngleton 16 H aardsley 17 P Biantl i8 G Harris 20 S Osborne 2 P engage 22 A Wanng 23 D Gray 24 W Mackenzie 25 C Read 26 N Langtlon 27 R Simpson 28 D Gray 29 T PJenhemer 30 M Verg e 31 T Dugdale 32 Ma11ne++ Kerr 33 A Clements 34 C Smit h 35 C El loft 36 M Berry 37 M Kerr 38 . C Wanng 39 M Verge 40 C waNsr 41 G Dixan 42 E smnhers 43 P Kosky 69 D Ha-lion

SPONSORS THE HOTEL MAX MOBI L

SERVICE CENTRE Orrong Road

OLD SCOTCH ST. BERNARDS COLLEGIANS Coach: Coach : Maurie Bond Laurie Aghan

NORTH OLD BOYS

Asst . Coach: Matt Gollant 1 . B. Noonan 2. A. Capes 3 . D. Jago 4 . C . Bond 5. H Tobin 6. J . Comito 7. A . Grech (DVC) 8, L . Dailey 9. J . O'Connor 10. R . Doolan it . L . Overman (VC) 12. C. Widdison 13. L . Daffey .' 14. C . Vorana 15. D George 1& M . Mullins 18. A Dempsey

'. 19. S . Gollant 20 . R . Debnam 21 . J . Gollant 22. Q 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. D Brenner 66. M Boucher

UNIVERSITY WHITEFRIAR S Coach : BLACKS D . Hill 1 . A . Liveseycole 1, J . Phillip 2 . P Weigard 2 . D- Driscoll 3S .Shaddock 3 . T Jackson 4. S . Horne (Cap .)

4 . M . White 5. M . Rogers 5 . P O'Brie n 6 S . Longley 1 6. T. Strike 7. Tim Gough (V.Capt .) 7 . M . Heath 8 A Presnell 8. M . Fatten 9. S . Watson ~ 10. G . Karthaus 10. B . Collins 12 . P Pellegrino 11 . R . Pask 13 . N . Jenkins 12 . J . Start 14, C. Flail 13, P Hurst 15 . S . Rosbrook 14. A . Ellet 18 . D. Bourke 15. R . Clements 19 . B . Crowe 1& D. Oliphant 20. J. McLaughlin IT C . Douglas 22. C. Houston 18. R . Barbary 23. S. Strike 19, P Sarant 24. G . Selkir k 20 . M Jansen 27 . M . McLaughlin 21 D. Paxinos 28. P. McCarthy 22 . B. Herbert 30. T O'Sullivan 23 . S. Major 31 . N . Fairthorne 24 . J. Radford 32. A. Rowa n 25.J. De Fraga 35. G . Reidy 26. J. Hutchin s 36. A . Smith 27. J . Hunt-Smmith 38. P. Purcell 28. M . Beattie 39. C . O'Sullivan 41 . J. Houston 44. S. Alderson 48. G . Bon n

49. J . Cadusch 50. G . Roke r

SPONSOR PATTERSON CHENE Y RINGWOOD

Under 19 Section 3 AQUINAS O .C .

Coach : John Hickey 1 J Pop e 2 . D. McKellar 3 R Bennett 4 C Noyes 5 A Ferlazzo 6 D Grav e 7 D Langdon 8. A . Maher 9 . A . Leavey 10 M . Box 11 . S. Wright 12 .T. Hogan 14 G . Doorey 15. P Honey 16 S .Jones 17 S. Kelly 18 E Pegler 19 K Lobb 20 P Bridgeman 22 B McDonald 25 . R Hill

27 L . Brooksbank 37 M . Gerze e 49, T Stahl

MONASH BLUES

HAMPTON ROVERS Coach :

DE LA SALLE GOLD

Coach:

Petsheed y

1 P Baile y 2 A Tra;ndos 3. D Jud d 4 G Savage 5 A Preston 6 J Smit h 7 A Parsons 8 A Steret f 9 A Headberry 10 R Mansfield i1 A Rega n 12 D Newman 13 P Fennessy 14 R Hyett 15 D Boell 16 M Condon 17 A Clancy 18 G H ;p.veii 19 A Giassel 20 S Manuell 21 F Goodwin 22 R Kuypers 23 S Kirby 24 C Rufia 25 J Lopes 26 P Thomson 27 R Cook 28 N . Nrven 29 J Harr son 30 C Spurimg 31 T Kennedy 32 0 Freeman 33 J Monaghan 34 P McNally 35 T Wilkinson 36 M Keliock 37 P Smith 38 G Clark 39. P Balsann ; 40 A Bernal 41 A Par k 42 A MacDonald 43 M Bowman 44 P Ricc i 45 A Wide 49 I Kohler 50 R Dav;e s

A . Naumof f

1 M Bearman 2 J Richardson 3 A Marosllca 4 P Brashe r 5 M Edmond s 7 L Van der Plight 8 C Burke

2 A . McGregor (VC) 3 P McCall 4.B McGregor 6 G . Devereaus 7 P Engelkamp 9 S Crisp 10 S Wratten 11 . S. McGregor 14 D. Nuttall 17 S, Butler 18 C. Roberts 20 . S . Devereaux 24, J. Todaro

9 C Stuck ; 10 C Harrington 11 M W ;Iiiamson 12 S McHenry 13 J Clanc y 14 S Zuka.vski 15 P Fiume 16 D Sheean 17 P Cavan 18 M Kruger 19 M Hynes 20 M Burg;.

21 D Toohey (Capt Blue) 22 S BrownhiIl 23 I Mason 24 S Hubety 25 N Canning 26 P Casey 27 B Swi11e 28. P BremCiarke 29 M Thor n 30 A4 Burke 31 M Sleiger 32 R Davey 33 T Nornsh 34 A Seage r

25 . M Pat 27. 5 Baskett 32 R . Tost 37 . M Mos s 38 M McKenna 41 A Williams 45 G Mitchell 51 . L, Stepharnc

35 J Cloth,er 36 C Watts 37 R Waiker 39 5 Bolt 40 G Curran 42 S Ruda 43 S Caikov;c 45 C Stager 46 1) Higgins 47 M Mal ;n a

49 M OCallaghan 50 N Eastma n

OLD ESSENDO N Coach : Gre g Murray 1 A, Mannin g

3 J Panagloudls 4 A Soterjo 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 Bora c

24 R Vidler 25 D Gallus 26 A Boore r 27 P Woloszenko 28 B Koochen 30 A Conrad

ST. KEVINS

PARKSIDE Coach: Peter Harve y 1 . J . Panagiotopoulos 2 . T Thomas 3 4 5 6 7

J Chilcott A Stuar t J Antonopoulos G Karaglannls 5 Marshal l

8 D McAuliffe 9, S . Holden 10. J Marti n 11 G Tsaikos 12. D, Moodie 13, D . Jones

14 T Mandouros 15 W Evans 16 B Colacino 17 D Murphy 18 G Barelos 19 P Matthews 20 T Ket=_opoulos 21 M Tsakos 22 . K Mannoski 23 G Horton 24 A Stefanile 25 T Fairies 26 A Wise

MAJOR SPONSOR PARKSID E PANELS 459 8516

Coach: Peter Campbell 1 V Harty (VC ) 2 D Hourigan (Capt .)

3, J, Bare 4 . G McKenzie 5 R Snel l 6 M Quinlan 7 S Loorham 8 A Varasdi 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 Sando 24, P Hogarty 25 D Rlgnoi 26 N Carmichael 27 DSand o 28 S Hayden 29 D Nantra 30 T Bennetis 31 P Whitehea d

32 A Chester (DVC) 33 S Thomas 34 35 36 37

J Slattery M Purceii N Slattery J Shaw

OLD BRIe [ :TON GRA MM ACi ,~ NS Coach: Robert Draper 59 M . Allen 57 S Allmand 9 B Broome 10 S Duggan 35 R. Farmer 18 L Ftldes 60 M Fisher 39 D Fox 61 J Fyfe 20 M Gale 62 J . Goderidge 63 C Haig 58 S Hannaford 31 T Ht .

7 M Hill (DVC) 42 S Howden 40 W Jackson 30 M . Sarws 29 S . Leversha 37. A . Loosschilder 16 R Moreton 64 S . O'Connor 65, S Paynter 1 . R. Phillips 66 K Richards 34, D Roberts 67 D Row e 56 S Ryan 2 C Smit h 15 R, Stevenson 27 S. Styles (VC) 24 T Sunderman (Capt .)

41 . H . Swan 19 S Templeton 11 S Tregaskis 68 C. Walte r 51 A Withal i

WILLIAMSTOWN C.Y.iw .S .

Coach: J . Charles 2 . A . Cabansag 3 B Cebnich (C) 5 J Cor6eld (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 Hann 38 A Gutlic 40 J Mistano 44 P Matzouronis 46 B Bourchier

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

â&#x20AC;&#x17E;O rYrH OB 0 .5 1.7 2.7 2 .7.19 2 .0 5.2 6 .3 8.8.56 COLLEGIANS COLLEGIANS Lemon, K .Parsons, Griffiths, Roberts, Conron, Wallace.

Baum, Hoyle. BEST Roberts, Webb, Hibbins, Griffith, K .Parsons, Hoyle NORTH O.B . O'Rourke, C Hibbert. BEST Booth, Martin, Boyd, Turn. O'Rourke, Hedley MARCELLIN 4 .5 5.7 8.9 9.10.64 UNI BLUES 1 .2 2.5 3.7 3 .10 .28 MARCELLIN Chun 2, Lennox 2 . Petroff 2, Carr, Hewitt, M .Getson, BEST iIlinan, M .Getson, Zannoni, L.Getson, M Cooper, Caffry UNI BLUES D.Mclnnes 2 . Karamoshos. BEST Kirsanous, Gust, Hick ,S, Banks, Schllcht, Youn g O .PARADIANS 2.6 3,9 3.12 3.16 .34 DE LA SALLE 1 .0 2.1 4.1 5 .1 .31 O.PARADIANS Flynn, Pritchard, Nelson, BEST Wood . McClemments . msldine, M .Consldlne. Canavan, Beare DE LA SALLE C .Lowe 3, Wright, Dwyer. BEST Greene, Barry, KnupHanrahan, Nash, McCorkel 0. SCOTCH 0.0 1 .2 5.3 5.3 .33 ST. BERNARDS 6.4 8.12 11 .13 15.14.104 ST. BERNARDS C.Klaaysen 7, L Gollant 2, G .Wood 2, Federico, McAI=r, R.Purceil, Hogan . BEST C.Klaaysen, Melican, Nolan, Reidy, cmdh, Fitzpatrick.

OLD SCOTCH Brown 2, E Allen, Kepert, McCall . BEST Kay, Price, rs. Whiteside, McCall, Brown ORMOND 0.4 4.8 4.9 8.11 .59 OLD XAVS 0.0 0.5 2.8 2 .8.20 ORMOND Roe 2, Madden 2, Connell, Gervasoni, McCooke . Stewart BEST M .McDonald . Best, Forsyth, PMcDonald, McCooke, A.Mehrten OLD XAVS Bourke 2 . BEST Gooding, Callen, McMillan, Beatle, Dann .

Furphy

1 rII' MON BLUES 0.1 3.5 4.8 5.11 .41 CAUL . GRAMM. 3.3 5.7 6.8 7.9.51 CAUL . GRAMM . Nalder 2, Hart 2, Cooney, Kahofer, S .Wiliams . BEST Harlock, Stevenson, Fish, Harris, Dind, Hart .

MON BLUES Baring 2, Sest, Sturgess, Balsannl . BEST McGregor, Zachandls, Hay, Little, Gale, Sturgess UNI BLACKS 2.1 3.3 6.3 7.5 .47 KEW 1 .1 3.8 5.11 6 .13 .49 KEW Cavanagh 2, Sticca, Campion, Clayton, M .L .ord BEST Thorn! i- Bruno, O'Kayh, Jenkins. Griffith, Crimmin s UNI BLACKS Tunbridge 2, Elhnghaus, Van Denderen, Garde, Warren . Russell. BEST Cerni . Somerville, Gibney. Wines, Russell, Doyle O .TRINITY 2 .8 3.11 5.14 5.17.47 FAWKNER 4.3 10.5 11 .7 17.9 .111 FAWKNER Selleck 3, A Saggers 3, Scott 2, L Cohen 2, R Cohen . Hot.-.1h, Johnston, O'Leary, Ruggeno, Wilson BEST Selleck . O'Leary, isusst, Kavanagh, A .Saggers, LCohen .

0. TRINITY Trotter 2, O'Shaughnessy, Maizell, Dunne BEST Taylor, Dunne, Glass, Rogers, C .Robson, Borghesi .

BULL/TEMP 1 .0 4 .2 4 .2 4 .6.30 PARKSIDE 3 .3 6.7 6.10 7.14.56 PARKSIDE Freeman 2, Wihlams 2, Sedgwick 2, Rowe BEST Harnss, Page. Torre, Sedgwick, Sturgess, William s BULL/TEMP Wotherspoon 2 . George, Murtic. BEST Stokes, George, Murtic. Puls, Smythe, Espench ;e d THERRY 6 .5 14 .9 17.12 19 .15 .129 IVANHOE 0 .0 1 .1 1 .4 3.8.26

THERRY Grocock 4, McMahon 3 . DAndrea 3, A.Crotty 3. Brundell 2. Gibson, Castaldi, Wngglesworth, Zanettl, BEST Quinn, Taylor, Nyman, Grocock, D'Andrea, Zanetti .

IVANHOE M .Flynn, Kennedy, Stranawlik, BEST O'Connell, M .Flynn, Parkinson, O'Sullivan, Webb, Barre .

MHSOB 2 .1 3 .8 3 .9 3.11 .29 BANYULE 8 .4 11 .7 17.11 23.14.152 MHSOB Pomie, Geilings, Sala . BEST Beazley, S.Keane, Dowling, Wx, Lord, Verma .

BANYULE Sutterby 5, Ladd 3, Adams 3, Gilham 2, Allard 2, Grey 2 .

M,Fraumano,Jenkrns,Holt,Barry,Gent,Coulson . BEST Turnbull, Qlullam .

Mooney, Jenkins . Holt . Sutterby.

O.BRIGHTON 2 .2 3 .4 4 .8 4.9.33 O.MELB .

3.2 6 .6 6 .9 8.10.58 O.BRIGHTON PGrant 2, Allen, Pryor. BEST Cochran, Barber, A .Grant .

Farrell, G,Bennett, Wof f O.MELB. McMullin 2. Webb 2, TWitt, E.Cordnec Nelson BEST Nichols .

W Ward-Ambler, Uslenov. Pisarskl, Seccull . Brow n ST. KEVINS 3 .0 4.5 6 .11 6.12 .48 THOMASTOWN 0 .3 3.6 6.8 6.13 .49 ST. KEVINS Beale 3. Edwards, S .Kerr. Gross BEST Beale. McKaige, Arthurson . G .Kerr. Mulcahy, Meaghe r THOMASTOWN D,Fellows2 . Petsinas . Bell, LaRosa, Camdlen . BEST Pearson, Bell, Fellows, Harting, Petsnas, Well s ST. KILDA 5.2 11 .3 14.8 16.13.109 O.IVANHOE 1 .4 2.5 3.5 3.7.25 ST. KILDA Quinlan 4, Trabnger 3. Capiron 2, Bergman 2, Riddell 2, Avdable. Baker, Gillan . BEST Brandwood . Driscoll, Capron, Trabinger.

Lake. Delaney O.IVANHOE Parker 2 . Harris BEST Davies, Harris . Wells, Dyson, Jenkins . Vaugha n OLD HAILEY 11 .6.72 BALACLAVA 3 .8 .26 OLD HAILEY Gilchrist 3. Baxter, Walden. BEST Seccull, Taranto, W.Smith, Snowball, Jury, Baxter .

BALACLAVA O'Shannessy, Rafferty, Pollard . BEST Withers. A,Hartley, K .Hartley, Halpin, J.Follett, Monaghan .

PRESTON 1 .9 3.11 4 .14 5 .20.50 ELSTERNWICK 0 .4 2 .6 2 .7 4.10 .34 PRESTON Kiervan, Krygger, Hepburn, Ryan, Phillips. BEST Heenan .

Mason, Hepburn, Johnstone, Kiervan, Yendai l ELSTERNWICK DContln 2, Southall, A,Contln . BEST Neeson, Verbeek, Rosewarne, Houlihan . Oakley, A.Conti n

NORTH BRUNS .

1 .2 3.4 3.5 3 .6 .24 BULLEEN UTD 2.2 5.7 6.7 7.8 .50 NORTH BRUNS. D,DeMorton 2 . Llaneas BEST Grimaldi, Francis, HTsialtas . Balazsy, LlRosi, Cotee BULLEEN UTD Chivers 3. Dowd, Kelly, Empey. Taylor BEST Foley, Taylor, Morley, Daly. Chlvers, Barro n AJAX 1 .2 5.3 5.4 9.9 .63 O.CAMBERWELL 2 .10 4 .14 6.18 8.22 .70 AJAX Borenstein 5 . Sasser 2, Mlchmacher, Roth BEST Feldy, Bordensten, Bursztyn, Burst ;n . Silver, Halphen

0. CAMBERWELL Hodgson 3, Strachan . Inkster, Jepson, Jackson, Lablanche. BEST Beal, Jepson . Hopkins, Guthrie. Hodgson . Strachan O. MENTON .

4.2 7.4 11.7 13.8.86 STATE BANK 1 .5 2 .6 3.7 4.9.33 O.MENTON . D .Sclacca 4, Cater 2, Davis 2 . Norman, Vines. Norton .

Bou: non, Rogers BEST Norton . A Newman . Rogers, DSclacca, Birch .

Bourno n STATE BANK ??? BEST Grief . AumonL Cloke, Guy, Connelly, Curtin WEST BRUNS. 4.2 4 .3 6 .4 7.6.48 HAMP. ROVERS 3 .3 5 .7 7.7 10.9.69 WEST BRUNS. McNaughton 2 . Sassne 2, Robertson . Thornton, McNece BEST Anderson . Casley. McNaughton, Penny. Ramone.

Sassine

HAMP. ROVERS Milat 3, Lawson 2, Panagiotidis 2, Blake, Hibbs, Young . BEST Hibbs, E .Melnjak, Capp, Hetherington, McKellar, Ross .

O.GEELONG 1 .1 1 .1 1 .3 1 .5.11 O.ESSENDON 0 .2 1 .4 1 .5 1 .6 .12 O.GEELONG Emmett 1 . BEST Gunn, Colaci, Burn, Jamieson, Harwood, Williams.

O.ESSENDON Egan 1 . BEST McEnroe, Pollard, Bishop, S .Bilby, C.Bilby, Day. HEATHERTON 5 .3 7.3 9 .10 9 .10.64 AQUINAS 0.3 5 .6 7.6 13.11 .89 HEATHERTON King 3. Patterson 3, Todd 2, Herdman . BEST Khalil, Reddanay, M .Easey, King, Patterson, Soll .

AQUINAS Box 4, Whelan 2, Wilkinson 2, Bowtell Livingstone, Rogers, Tarulli, A.Wright . BESAT Tarulli, Burnett, Whelan, Livingstone, Box, Wilkinson .

BRUNSWICK 2 .1 7.3 8 .3 9.7.61 UHSOB 2 .5 5 .8 6.14 6 .15.51 BRUNSWICK Hewitt 3. Drysdale 2, Kannegiesser, McLean, Spezza, D .Stevens. BEST Drysdale, Snelson, D .Stevens, McLean, Russ, Hewitt .

UHSOB Strahan 3, A .Flavel, Gant, Kutner. BEST Strahan, Bunn, Palmer, Hunter, Skinns, Galie .

WHITEFRIARS 4.5 9.10 13.14 17.17.119 PENINSULA 2 .1 2 .1 2.3 3.3 .21 WHITEFRIARS Pratt 5, Sutton 3, Lee 2, Coghlan, Hughes, Hay, Bunn, Woodman, Tierney . BEST Bunn, B.Crowe, Harrison, Pratt, Mark Reidy, Woodman.

PENINSULA Whiltshire 2, McGowan . BEST McMahon, Bleazby, Franks, Scott, Angus, Whiltshir e ST, BEDES 4 .1 4 .2 5.5 5.5 .35 POWERHOUSE 1 .2 5.6 6.7 7.12 .54 ST. BEDES Beasley 3, Gray, Hambridge . BEST McColough, Newport, Riordan, Hutchinson, Beasley, Berry.

POWERHOUSE Stafford 2, Stewart, Phillips, Evans, Wegner, Scotland .

BEST Sewart, Newlans, Hollywood, Wegner, Desler, Stafford .

ELTHAM 8 .12.60 ANZ BANK 10 .7.67 ANZ BANK Evans 4, Schaper 2. Craig 2, Harbinson, Szeitz . BEST Evans, Kennedy, Schaper, Walkley, Tyrrell, Szietz, D .Harbinson .

ELTHAM Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

COMM BANK 2 .6 3.6 8.11 10 .12 .72 CLAYTON 2 .1 5.7 7.7 9.7.61 COMM BANK Scott 3, Gardner 2, Pitts 2, Medina, W .Kraska, Woodward . BEST Shacklock, Woodward, Pearce, Quirke, Grieg, Scott .

CLAYTON Burke 3, Gowans 2, K .Newton, M .Blasi, Carroll, Moutis.

BEST Percival, Pazianas, L .Blasi, Burghardt, Dinsdale, K .Newton .

O.CAREY 3.4 5 .5 6 .7 6 .7.43 DOVETON 1 .2 2 .3 2 .3 4.7.31 0. CAREY Newnham, Christensen, Hughes, Mitchell, Oliver, Bryan .

BEST Jones, Petty, McHarg, Le Gear, Shaw, Armstrong . GOOD TEAM EFFORT !

DOVETON Ba tt le 2, Mick Wilson Snr, Delaney . BEST Mick Wilson Snc, Mick Wilson Jnr ., Kay, Burgess.

LA TROBE 4 .3 6 .10 7.13 14,18.100 FOOTSCRAY 0 .1 0 .3 1 .5 1 .6 .12 FOOTSCRAY Walter 1 . BEST Gunn, M .McKenzie, Breheney, Iceley, Moroney, Robertson .

LATROBE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ST. ANDREWS 2.10 4.10 8 .14 10.15.75 W'STOWN 1 .2 2.6 3.7 7.10.52 ST. ANDREWS Harper 2, Wilson 2, Briggs, Browne, Magro, Park, Taylor, Woods. BEST Briggs, Esposito, Heaney, Magro, Taylor, Woods .

WILLIAMSTOWN McGowan 2, Anderson, Borg, Miles, Butterfield, Mazouris. BEST VanderPeet, Cannon, Harry, Neenan, Hyland, Ryan .

ST. LEONARDS 0.0 2.3 2 .5 2 .5.17 UNI REDS 1 .3 1 .3 3 .11 6 .12 .48

ST. LEONARDS A .Fitzgerald, Harvison . BEST Brooks, McDona a Broadbent, NG, Valentmi . Fitzgerald.

UNI REDS Hosking 3, Roughsedge, Rogrs, Barone . BEST Cr Gosdschan, Rogers, Barone, Upfill, Grassby .

COLLEGIANS 76.3,39 KEW C.Maclsaac 3, MacDowell, D.Maclsaac, Lou . BEST Wilso Pinder, J .Livingstone, French, Glennister, MacDowell .

COLLEGIANS Powell 3, Thomas 2, Parry. BEST Powell, R .Teale . Bu lard, Baxter, C.Seaton, Reynolds .

PORT COLTS 5 .2 7.3 10 .4 10.7,67 MARCELLIN 1 .1 2 .4 6 .5 8.9.57 MARCELLIN Cooper 2, Mason 2, O'Callaghan, Harvey, D .Menz(Ec Kelly. BEST Cooper. Dyson, El Fahkri, Kelly, Menzies, O'Brien.

PORT COLTS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

BULL/TEMP 8 .11.59 MON WHITS 7,7.49 BULL/TEMP Glover 2, Gilmore, Ziegelaar, Lockhart, Jones, Pollard .

Parris. BEST Saw. Miles, Lockhart, Jones, Keast, Walker.

MON WHITES Blackshaw 2, Warner 2, King, Samells, Kavanagh BES T Graham, Fleming, Young, Kotsanis, Farley, Kenny .

O.SCOTCH 4 .0.24 ST. BERNARDS 14 .11 .95 0. SCOTCH Thorn 1, Fenton . Loughron, Sevior BEST Thorn, Fenton, Campbell, Higham, S.Wilson, Garwalli .

ST. BERNARDS S.Kallysen 7, Devers 2, Troy 2, Shearer 2, Monaghan .

BEST Hargreaves, Phelan, Troy, Monaghan, Abfalter, Devers DE LA SALLE 4 .6 .30 BLOODS 6 .12 .48 DE LA SALLE Cockburn 2, Connors, Mullaly. BEST Wyles . Tantram, Mullaly, Montgomerie, Connors . Hun t BLOODS Ford 4, Ellam 1, McDonnell . BEST Brown, Ford, Grant, R .McAsey, Shannon, Ellam .

0. HAILEY 5.2 6.3 7.5 7.7.49 0. MELB. 1 .2 2.4 2.5 4.9 .33 OLD MELB . Woodhouse 2, Gonzales, Van Duncan . BEST Stapleton, Van Duncan, Woodhouse, Hockney, Hunt, Anderson .

0. HAILEY Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

RICH . CENTRAL 3 .5.23 ST. KEVINS 6 .12 .48 RICH. CENTRAL Jiggins, Venaskie, Lang. BEST P.Sando, D .Sando, Miranda, G .Paras, P.Paras, S .Peatling .

ST. KEVINS Giffin 2, MThomas 2, Coble, Nolan . BEST Holder, Haidamous, Browne, MThomas, Mooney Arnold .

OLD GEELONG FORFEITED TO GTV9 .

BALACLAVA 5.6 .36 THERRY 11 .12 .78 BALACLAVA Breslin 4, Bryant . BEST J .Breslin, M .McCaffry, Guam by. Calder, Dix .

THERRY Nelson 3, Ayad 2, Whelan 2, S .Lyons, Roden, Costello, Ross .

BEST Muller, Ayad, A .Smales, Whelan, Reddan, Costello.

POWERHOUSE NIL OLD XAVS 17.25.127 POWERHOUSE BEST Mason, Dakin, Simon, Brown, Gray, Officer .

OLD XAVS. Prowse 6, Silk 4, McGrath 4, Dyer, Gibson, Simpson . BEST McGrath, Burke, Collopy, Prowse, Toussaint, Silk.

STATE BANK 2 .2 2 .4 5.6 6.7.43 ST. KILDA 12 .12 .84 STATE BANK Inglis 2, Lawton 2, Pollock . Wabbis . BEST Waldren, Inglis, Bradley, Favier, Pitts .

ST. KILDA Reading 4, Maqueda 2, Caiafa 2. F. Skender, Clinch, Hopkinson . Poulopoulos . BEST Caiafa, Maqueda, Di'Zio, Reading, Andrews, Clinch .

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2 .0 5 .1 7.4 7.5.47 NORTH OB. 4 .1 6 .7 8.10 10.15 .75 COLLEGIANS McIntyre 3, Kearney 2, Callaghan, M .Schmidt . BEST Weir, NORTH OB %~ .Schmidt, Sherritt, Lynch, Scott.

COLLEGIANS Coyne 4, Habben 2, Ford, Greeves, Smith, Wolff BEST - Habben, Francis, Warner, English, Wood .

2 .3 7.3 12.5 20.9.129 MARCELLIN UNI BLt1ES 3.2 4.3 8.7 9.8 .62 MARCELLIN Wooler 6, McIntyre 3, Delahunt 2, Menzies 2, C .Hesse , Golds, PHarvey. Buhagiar, G .Sheehan, Paatsch . BEST Dela.~ Menzies. Burke. C .Hesse, Toomey, M .Dillon .

UNI BLUES Formosa 2, Connock 2, Nugent, Moloney, Schmidt . Worth, _ . ._ .ombe. BEST Langley. Hume, Worth, Hazeldine. Hickey, Nugent .

0. PARADIANS 4 .2 5.3 7.6 7.9.51 52. 7.6 7.8 8 .13.61 DE LA SALLE O .PARADIANS Fahey 2 . Perryman 2, Burns, Larkin, Reid . BEST Perian, Jowett, Hewett, Hammond, Bibby, Wood .

DE LA SALLE Peter Green 2, Heard, McGraw, Gaspenni, Brideson, r .',Ghee. Hayes . BEST Pergoh, Kinsella, Donlen, Brideson, Heard, -o oley_ 2.5 2.9 5.10 .40 0. SCOTCH 1 .3 ST. BERNARDS 4 .1 5.6 10.9 13.9.87 .SCOTCH Austin 2, Maxwell 2, Clunies-Ross.

BEST Ilhngworth, KelO , ; Winneke, Forbes, Letts, Maxwell .

ST. BERNARDS Brandner 4. Walsh 3, O'Brien, Toohey, Byrne, TBurke, ~.' itthews, Fitzgerald . BEST Fitzgerald, Matthews . Morrice, Sullivan, ~a,r.ian, O'Brien .

ORMOND 3.2 7.10 7.12 9.14 .68 OLD XAVS .

6 .3 6.5 7.7 9.9 .63 ORMOND Fisher 2 . Tobin 2, Schiavo, Burgess, Guinane, Eishold, Muldoon BEST Tobin, Petering, R .Tonkin, Burgess, Burns, Burke .

OLD XAVS Pappageorgio 2, Hack 2, Francis 2, Doquiile, Heaphy, Morrisey. BEST Francis, Brennan, Tully, Kennedy, Hack, Slattery .

MHSOB 3.5 4.6 7.9 7.10.52 BANYULE 1 .1 6.4 7.4 12 .5.77 MHSOB Martin 3, Fowler, O'Connor, Home, Mitchell . BEST Home, S .Brown, Stents, Reid, Drake, O'Connor .

BANYULE Stevens 3, Legge 2, Weston 2, Phillips, Thompson, Dunn, G .Gent, Glass . BEST M .Scullin, Mill, Legge. Stevens, Thompson, P.Wilhams .

O .BRIGHTON 1 .4 4 .9 4.11 5.12 .42 0 . MELB. 6.3 8 .6 10.11 13.17.95 O .BRIGHTON McLeod 3, Waddington 2 . BEST McLeod, Marshall, Klopsterns, Smyth, Thompson . Hutchinson .

0. MELB. D.Ward Ambler 5, Baglin 3, Tymms 3 . Curtis, Roysmith . BEST Youngman, Baglin, Warmsley, D.Ward Ambler, Bult, . A .Wilson .

ST. KEVINS 0.1 3 .4 5 .4 7.7.49 THOMASTOWN 2 .1 4 .5 7.9 9.9.63 ST. KEVINS Hawkins 3, Kevin 2, O'Brien, Fraser . BEST PTreloar, Hawkins, Snell, Croagh, O'Brien, Panagiotopoulos .

THOMASTOWN Tsakakis 3, Leavold 2, Theodorou 2, Black, Plowright .

BEST Jenkins, Leale, Leavold, Prinzi, Zaicos, Tsakmakis .

ST. KILDA 5 .2 7.7 10 .10 14 .14.98 O .IVANHOE 1 .0 2 .1 2 .1 2 .1 .13 ST. KILDA Murrihy 3, Ballann 2, Leonard 2, Stewart 2, Burns, Camm, Clagnan, Derard, O'Callaghan . BEST Jones, Ranieri, Naughton, Clagnan, Leonard, Howard .

0. IVANHOE BEST Ritchie. Cuttnss. Marshall, Huber, Ryan, McKie. 0. HAILEY 11 .15.81 BALACLAVA 6 .7.43 OLD HAILEY Wise 3, Lane Child . Rae, Noske, Bramich, March . BEST Rae, A.Hicks, Kingsley, D.Merrett, Wise, Bramich .

BALACLAVA Byrden 2, Breslin, M.Hill, S .Hill, Taylor. BEST Antonio, S .Hill, Inkster, Morrison, Wilson .

RESERVE SECTIO N MON BLUES 1 .0 4 .3 5 .3 6.3.39 CAUL . GRAMM 1 .3 1 .3 2 .3 4.4 .28 MON BLUES Spencer 3, Forbes 2 . Bailey. BEST Maric, Spencer, Forbes, Urban, Taylor, Lynch .

CAUL. GRAMM . Poole 3, Worthington BEST Poole, Worthington, Bedson, Lowe, Gregor, S .Allen .

UNI BLACKS 3.1 4.2 6.2 8 .3 .51 KEW 5.1 9 .5 12 .6 14 .11 .95 UNI BLACKS Phillipson 2, Coker, Thompson, Thomas, Adams, Moore, Forwood . BEST Pappas, Dillon, Dalbosco, McArthur, Moore, Thompson.

KEW Chris Haralambopolous 7, Kyrakiou 4, Price, Ryan, J . Casuria.

BEST Royston, Beynon, C . Haralambopolous, M .Peric, Carydis, Wong .

0. TRINITY 0 .2 1 .4 3 .4 5.9.39 FAWKNER 4 .2 7.2 10 .5 10.7.67 OTRINITY Brent 2, Drum, Cooper, Makns BEST Kenealy, Wallace, Beer, J.Adgemis, Makris, Cash .

FAWKNER Ould 2, Profenna 2, Terry 2, Cecchini, Booth, Jacobs . BEST Busst, Cecchinim Profenna, Walker, Ould, Cornelison .

BULL/TEMP 0.1 0 .6 3.9 6 .15 .51 PARKSIDE 2 .2 3 .3 4.3 5.4.34 BULL/TEMP Nigro 2, Hendne, Young, M .Mclnerney, Faulkner. BEST Godden, Philpotts, Mutimer, Osborne, Farley, M .Mclnerney.

PARKSIDE Bastow 3, Cowell, Sol go. BEST Cowell, Soligo, Lock, Coleman, King, Papatheodorou .

THERRY 2 .3 5.7 7.9 8 .10.58 IVANHOE 2 .2 3 .2 6.5 9 .5.59 THERRY Bye 3, McCulloch 2, O'Rourke, Muscat, Gallagher. BEST Bye, Flaherty, Tyler, O'Rourke, Jones, C.Ryan.

IVANHOE Thackwray 3, King, Lengacher, Lynch, Monev, Hyde, Rawley.

BEST Hyde, Thackwray . Monev. Newbold, Angelini, J .Matthews.

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PRESTON 6 .3 11 .7 18 .7 27.9 .171 ELSTERNWICK 1 .0 1 .0 1 .0 1 .1 .7 PRESTON Caligiuri 3, Finikarides 6, Walkley 6, Mitchell 5, O'Brien 3, Sebeh 3, De Bono, 0'Connor . BEST TAM EFFORT! ELSTERNWICK Coyne 1 . BEST - None today!

NORTH BRUNS .

0 .1 1 .1 3.3 3.3 .21 BULLEEN UTD 2.2 7.2 10.5 11 .7.73 NORTH BRUNS . Briffa, Keay, Russo. BEST Baring, M .Payne, Briffa, S.Tsialtas, Canatello, Dowsett .

BULLEEN UTD Vetch 4 . Thompson 3, D.Sexton 2, Angelis, Cotterill .

BEST Robbins, DeLarve, Gleave, Godfrey, Connolly, Veitch .

AJAX 4 .3 11 .7 12.7 14 .11 .95 O.CAMBERWELL 1 .1 2 .1 5.2 6.2 .38 AJAX Mond 6, Freeman 2, Kiel 2, Oren Komornik, D .Alberts, S.Alberts, Flrnkier. BEST Oren Komornik, P.Goldberg, Brian Goldberg . D.Alberts, Marlow, Kiel .

0. CAMBERWELL Walker 2, Toop, Gibb, Lenton, D .Smith . BEST Gibb, Toop, Brown, Hangar, Smith, Burge .

OLD MENTON .

1 .2 1 .2 2.5 3 .5.23 STATE BANK 3 .1 6.3 7.8 13.12 .90 OLD MENTON . Ericksen, Scott, Huber. BEST Osborn, Leaver, Hodges, Agius, Johnsen, Voulands.

STATE BANK Brown 5, McKillop 3, Dervan 2, Murray, ??? . BEST Roberts, Brown, Murray, Coltman, Rio, Crameri .

WEST BRUNS. 1 .2 2.3 5.4 6.6 .42 HAMPTON ROVERS 1 .3 3.5 6.10 8 .12 .60 WEST BRUNS. Achter 2, Briggs, Cerasiotis . Humphries, Leathern .

BEST Baker, Briggs, Hackney . Humphries, McAllister, Walsh B . . Walsh M. HAMP. ROVERS Devola 3, Boyle, Harper, Ivey, Kalitsis, McConchie .

BEST McConchie, Boyle, Ivey.

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O.GEELONG 1 .3 4 .5 4.8 5.9.39 O.ESSENDON 0.2 2 .2 6.5 9.6.60 O .GEELONG Carlton, Dawson, Robinson, Borthwick, Atkins . BEST Jackson, Allender, McGowan, Robinson, Hayes, Davis .

O .ESSENDON Vaxalis 3, Davidson 2 . Scott 2 . Carmichael BEST Fullarton. McKenzie. Evans. Shaw, Crossley, Barrett .

HEATHERTON 1 .2 1 .3 3.6 4 .6 .30 AQUINAS 3.1 7.7 7.8 10 .9 .69 HEATHERTON Elliot 2 . Ticknell, Butterworth BEST Eland . Elliott, Clydesdale. Price. Tcknell, Rabau l AQUINAS Monce 4, Cox 2, McCafferty 2 . Crosby. Taylor BEST Ryan.

Alford . Smith, Alexander, Croft, O'Loughli n BRUNSWICK 3 .0 7.3 8 .9 8.17.65 UHSOB 2 .4 3 .6 6 .7 7.7.49 BRUNSWICK B Kennedy 2 . Green 2, Marshall . Pink. Scott . Webster BEST O'Brien . eGood . Green . Guzel, O'Sullivan Sayer s UHSOB Zanin 3, Thomson 2. Boyce. Greenwood BEST Wood, Zerna. Zanin . Bowers, Rennick, Salmo n WHITEFRIARS 4 .2 4.3 5.7 7.10.52 PENINSULA 0 .1 1 .5 2.6 4.6.30 WHITEFRIARS Wegener 4, McKeown 2 . Mason . BEST McLaughlin, McKeown, PHarnson . G . White. Puglia . Wegener, Lefel PENINSULA Labrooy 2, Birch, Robinson BEST Francis Labrooy .

Bowngdon, Dolphin . Taylor. Gates ST. BEDES 4 .5 5.6 9.9 12 .10 .82 POWERHOUSE 1 .0 2 .4 2 .5 6.7.43 ST. BEDES KoUS 6 . Hollmgworth 2 . Daniell Matthew Beasley . GFrtzgbbon . Williamson BEST Grech Williamson, Holhngworth, Kotis .

Casey. Dunsta n POWERHOUSE Wilson 3, Dakin 2, Taylor. BEST Taters, Wilson, Taylor, Kerr Morrow, Scotland ~( I ~il~~ 1 ELTHAM 6 .6.42 ANZ BANK 16.12 .108 ANZ BANK Dunmore 7, Cumming 4. Ward . Walsh, Slattery, Murray, Birrell BEST Dunmore, Harbinson, Birrell, Simpson, Cumming . Burdeu ELTHAM Goal Kicke rs and Best Players not re ceived.

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COMM BANK 1 .2 1 .2 2 .4 2 .4 .16 CLAYTON 0 .1 5 .1 8 .6 9 .13.67 COMM BANK Yusu( . Dove BEST Martin, McNamee, Matthews . Dunkley . Barker, McGonacl e

CLAYTON Fuller 2 . Black 2. Moutis 2. Turner. Wathen. Begent BEST Mortimer. Davis Fuller . Moutis, Hawley, Turne r O . CAREY 3.1 6.6 7.10 8.10 .58 DOVETON - 2 .5 4.6 4.9 8 .12 .60 O.CAREY Clark 2 Dyson 2 . Keppell, Macrae Cutlack . Barmby BEST Cutlack Charles Thomas D Barro, Brown Dyso n

DOVETON Wilkinson 3 . Verts 2, McHugh . Atkinson, Stephens BEST Wilkinson, Brodie, Atkinson . Forgianni, Stanle y LA TROBE 0 .4 4 .8 8.9 14.13 .97 FOOTSCRAY 2.2 3.2 4 .6 6.6.42 LA TROBE Dillon 3, Strathnairn 3 . Bakogianis 3, Edmunds 2 . McGibbon . Limperakis . Dalbosco BEST Dunin, Chilco, Bakngianis, O'Connor. Beacom, Franzma n FOOTSCRAY Godkin 2, Quinn . Bardenhagen, MacDonald . Fitzgerald BEST Walter, Godkin, Lewis Power . Allan, Fitzgeral d

ST. ANDREWS 4.4 8.4 9.9 12 .11 .83 W`STOWN 0.0 0.3 3.3 5.6 .36 ST. ANDREWS Iles 3, Setterini 3 Wright 2 . Goldsworthy Kenyon Sculli .

Steward BEST Davies . Gibson, Iles, Scwlli, V~mba. Wright W`STOWN Dawson 2, Vines, Bubnic, Marr BEST Goetz, McKenzie .

Quinn, O'Toole . Lugowski . Stephenson ST. LEONARDS 3.5 3.5 6.9 6 .9 .45 UNI REDS 1 .3 3.11 3 .12 4 .14.38 ST. LEONARDS Bulluss 2 . Lydster 2, Eddington . Dyer BEST Nowlan, Lydster, McCully, Peterson, Gil l UNI REDS Kddey 2 Duffus 2 BEST Maus . Ridley. C Ross . Evans . Ki . Sheridan Idey

DE LA BLUE 2 .4 6 .10 8 .13 10 COLLEGIANS 1 .2 2.3 4.9 5.15,75 .9,39 DE LA BLUE Brasher 3, Malizia 2, Watts, Steiger, Van Der PI,g . BEST Sheedy. Brasher, Ronchi, Molizia, H ;gg, FClotheir,Kug Dave y COLLEGIANS Midro 3, Vine, Gittins BEST Vine, Newton, McNe Conran . Mitchell . Singleton MARCELLIN 3.1 3 .4 5 .8 5.11,41 UNI BLUES 6 .3 7.4 10 .7 11,9 .75 MARCELLIN Beattie, Wooller, Golds, Randall . Doran BEST Beattie Goyzola, Leonard, Davidson, O'Flynn .

UNI BLUES Walton 3. Lanyon 3, Finlayson 2 . Houston 2 .m McKay BEST Anderson. Walton . Finlayson, Connolly . Roache, Whitehead O.P. GREEN 4 .1 6.2 6.5 6.9 .45 MHSOB 0 .1 2.3 2.4 4,5, 9 2 O.P.GREEN Board 2 . Canavan 2, Jackson Tobin . BEST Beveridge, Moore, Dixon, Northey, Dunnell, Canava n

,,ON BLUES Roberts 2, Newman, P.Smdh. BEST Roberts. Stone.

Headberry, Mansfield, Maric. o .p PURPLE Richardson 2, Caruso, Malcolmson, Arnott BEST Ar .

Robertson . Lord, Sidebottom, O'Loughlin. Silvi o AQUINAS 3.1 4 .6 5 .9 8.12 .60 O .BRIGHTON 5.3 7.3 8 .6 8.6.54 AQUINAS Pegler 3. Brooksbank 2, C .Noyes 2. M .Box . BEST ~-,r)onald, Brooksbank. Tresize, S .Noyes. Pegler CNoyes O .BRIGHTON Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

O.ESSENDON 3 .1 3.1 4.5 4 .5 .29 ST. KEVINS 3.2 8.7 8.9 16.20 .116 O.ESSENDON Murray 2 . Turco, Vidlec BEST Soteriou . Baroch . Murray. Vidlec Turco. Dews ST. KEVINS Fogarty 5, Warton 4, Varasdi 2, Chester Donovan, Hour, gan, Pabst, Rigoni . BEST Varasdi . Rigoni, Snell. Chester, Warton, Hagerty.

HAMP. ROVERS 3 .1 6.1 6 .2 7.7.49 DE LA GOLD 2 .4 2 .4 6.4 6 .4 .40 HAMP. ROVERS Crawford 3 . McGregor 2, Roberts. Stephanic BEST TEAM EFFORTi DE LA GOLD Toohey 2, Bearman 2 . Mannix, Moroshica. BEST Hynes, Newton . Bearman, Toohey. Burgi o PARKSIDE BY E

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MHSOB Dixon 2, Fuller, Bradley BEST Bradley, Dixon . Jacobs. Blythman, Reale, Sheridan .

BULL/TEMP 5 .2 8 .2 10.4 12 .8.80 THERRY 4 .2 7.7 8.8 9 .10.64 BULL/TEMP Robertson 3 . Dolinko 2, Pulvennh 2, Agosta 2, McLa~ ren . May. Shine . BEST Mott, McKenzie . Dolinko. Robertson, Agosta, Harvie

THERRY Masters 3, Nardella 2 . Pyle, Dynon . Goodear, Carter BEST Carter. Masters, Fleming, O'Kearney, Pinner, Master s 0. HALEY 4 .1 6 .5 6 .5 6 .7.43 OLD XAV. 3 .1 5 .1 10 .7 12 .11 .83 0. HAILEY Irvine 2, A.Wigg 2, Main, Jones . BEST Carty, Gordon, Broadbent, Irvine, Tanner, Colston .

OLD XAV. Connors 3, Ellis 2, Webb 2, Klvac 2, King, Jailer, Nason .

BEST Webb, Ellis, King, Thorogood, West, Wilson .

1 NORTH O.B. 5 .7 6 .9 8 .14 10.16.76 ST. KILDA 1 .0 2 .4 2 .4 3 .6 .24 NORTH O.B. LaPorte 2, Vaina 2 . Jones, Carbon, Bugb7a, O'Dwyer, JVaina, Angelopolous . BEST LaPorta, Sabatino, McSwain . Jones, Div. da . Cahil l ST. KILDA Behan 2. Galli . BEST Behan, King, Krull, Kraus, Gill, Galt UNI BLACKS 1 .1 2 .2 2 .3 2.3.15 OLD MELB. 0 .1 2 .2 5.3 5 .6 .36 UNI BLACKS Gough . Oliphant BEST Horne, Radford, Brown, Herbst, Pask . Clement s

OLD MELB. Dugdale, Tirrell, Mitchell . Dixon, Smithers BEST Wertheimer Clements, Simpson . Bardsley, Dugdale. McKenzie I CAUL . GRAMM .

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4 .13 .37 14 .12.96 CAUL . GRAMM . Phillips 2 . Dickson, Dicrosta BEST Cossart-Walsh .

Brohier. Courtney. Dight . Dorosta, Phillips

BANYULE BEST English, Hobbs, Hogan, R . Parry, Pyers. Vea l O. SCOTCH 3 .1 10 .5 11 .6 12.8.80 ORMOND 2 .4 3 .5 3 .7 3.8 .26 OLD SCOTCH Parry Okden 4, Hendry 2, McGregor, Murtagh, Sinclair, Cowl, Purvis, Laird, Hooper BEST Hooper, Parry Okden, Mu rtagh,An . Stubbs, Morrison ORMOND Kemp, Rosel, Wilkinson BEST Petterwood, Black, McConvill . Egan . Kemp. Cerolini ST. BERN. 3.3 3 .4 4.4 4 .4 .28 WHITFRIARS 1 .2 3.7 3 .14 4.20.44 ST. BERNS . Doolan . D'Sdva, Noonan . Pignatelli BEST Donlan, Grech, Capes . Ramsay, Comito, Overma n WHITEFRIARS TStnke. S.Stnke, Jenkins, McLaughlin . BEST Fasan, Jenkins, McLaughlin, Phillip, Reidy. Roker.

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Looking Back

by Noel Rundle

ROUND 11 - 5 years ago - 1983 North Old Boys congratulated stalwarts Ga ry "Gus ; ; Carro ll & Paul Considine on 100 games. Great players for their Clubs, the two had also been consistent selections in the state side.

AJAX's Julian Weiner, a members of the club's 1975 oremiership team, also reached 100 games . Julian had also attained the heights as a test cricketer for Australia. Ron Ling captain of BulUTemplestowe, reached 150 games. Ron, an inspiring leader, was a member of the club's 1978 and 1979 premiership teams .

200 games to F.I.T. captain, Ron Carr and to A Secton leading umpire, Cliff Mead.

100 games to Roger Gerny - Club's Best and Fairest in Under-19 premiership year, 1978, and club's senior Best and Fairest the next year. Roger had also represented the state in the CDEF with distinction on and off the field, as a speedy rover and half forward .

Uni Blues congratulated Graeme Coleman on reaching 500 games as timekeeper, spread over seasons with the Blues and Caulfield Grammarians .

West Brunswick saluted Bob Green, little in stature, but big in heart, on setting a new club record of 279 games .

Top teams, De La & Collegians battled it out in ??7? and wind . De La led 6.2 to 23 . at half time, and although scoring only 2 points in the second half, held on to win by 8 points.

10 YEARS AGO - 197 8 150 games to Ray King, St . Bernard's. 4 times winner of club's most determined player trophy, and State Representative in 177-78, and to tenacious De La Salle player Michael Bourke.

Hitherto undefeated "C" Section leader St . Kilda CBCOB were overrun by AJAX who triumphed by 10 goals, kicking 10.11 to 4.3 in the second half. Lemish (5 g1s) Segal, M . Ritterman (AJAX) & Kay, White Jennings ( St . Kilda) were best.

Old Carey (C) won their first game when they defeated third place Old Brighton - 5 goals down at half time, they kicked 12.7 to 6.4 in the second half with best, Michael Cooke, Wiseman, B ryan (Old Carey) & Shepherd, Gedye, Pa roission (Old Brighton) .

Old Geelong movd back into "E" Section four with a strong final term against No rth Brunstiwk . Hunter (9 gls) Ross-Edwards, Sheahan (Old Geelong) & Hughes, J.Fox, Payne (N .Bruns) were best .

15 YEARS AGO - 197 3 Caulfield Gramma rians staged a reveral of form to beat Coburg by 51 points in the main game as the week before they failed miserably to St . Bernard's and lost their place in the four. Best were Griffiths, McNicol, Morphett ( Caul . Gramm) & Warle, Clark, Hibbard, (Coburg) .

Powerhouse (C) crashed against St. Kilda CBCOC by 19 points but held their place in the four.

Top goal kickers were (A) G . Fletcher ( C.Gramm) 32; (B) McC ro han ( R.O.B.) 43 ; (C) Calleja (St . Kilda) 43; (D( Wayman (Alphington) 42 ; (E) Rosewarne (Elsternwick) 47 and (F) Thomas (Fawkner) 22.

Second bottom in B, MHSOB after trailing, second top team, Old Trinity, by 46 points, kicked 9.4 to 3 .3. in last quarter to go down by 11 points. R . Harley (7), Sulberberg & J. Woods led the NHSOB revival with S.Emerson, Weir & Johnston best for Old Trinity.

Umpires Association continued their heavy social nights by following up Dinner-Dance at Elizas with next outing : "Fight Night" HSV7 Ringside .

Asdsumption, in telling their club history paid tribute to the great work of Des Tehan & Matt Byrne, to Norm Nugent, Club Secretary since formation in 1963, and to the three Presidents . Frank De Neefe, Adrian O'Keefe & Mauri ce Beaumont who had seen the club rise from 'E' section to 'B' section .

20 YEARS AGO - 196 8 150 games to two prominent players - Ken Rowse (Ormond) & Peter Dryden (Caul . Grammarians).

It was a day for crashes, Ormond lost their first game for the season - down by one point to De La Salle who were now level in "B" Section in second place with Monash, UHSOB, Ivanhoe & Geelong . De La's coach, Peter McCormick, was oveerseas and their press correspondent doubted if 'stand in' coach Jim Hawkins, flushed with succews, would give the job back. Best were Clastowski, Janson, Whitelaw (De La) & Ladd, Ferrier & Moran for Ormond .

Footscray Tech also went down for the first time - by 10 goals to Old Geelong who moved into second place in 'C' Sction .

A .M .P. Society scraped home by 2 points from Old Ivanhoe in 'E' section and were now the only undefeated senior team .

'A' Section umpires were Hagarty, Mason, Pringle, Sharpe & G . Thomas .

'D' Section coaches were Darrell Cranch ( Old Halley) Tony Bull (SSB), Frank Clarke (Toor-Malv), George Rice (Parkside), Bryan Harding (Assumption), John Boyle (Brunswick), Ken Kenny (Fairfield), Bert Gaudion (national Bank), & Ross Oakley ( St . Kevins OB), Who coached AJAX? 30 YEARS AGO - 195 8 A record crowd for a home and home match at Olympic Park saw a thrilling finish between 'A' section leaders, Collegians & Old Xaverians with Collegians finishing four points in front and holding on to top place . Collegians 25 points doen at half-time, kicked 6 .3 to 2 .1 in a blistering third quarter. The lead changed several time in final quarter with Old X . attacking as the siren blew.

Mansfield, L . Hibbins & Unkenstein (Coll) & Callen, Greenway & Johnston (Old X .) were best .

Old Geelong Grammarians hung on to their place in 'B' section four when MHSOB failed by a point to overhaul OGG's last change lead of 33 points, Best were Laird J., Stephen & David Lee (O.G.G.) & Jocka Nelson, Geoff Paul and Sco tt ( MHSOB) .

In the battle of top 'C' section teams De La outlaste~j Parkside to win by 23 points with B . Teague, Nesb i tt Watts ( De La ) (& Billington, Kiff, & Demptser (Park' side) best.

Johnny Neeson, Ivanhoe 'B & F' in 1957, played h, ; 100th game . Congratulations went to B rian Rort, Roger Vines, Leo Hart, Denham Grierson, Dave Shaw, John & Michael Winneke, Dick Reeve & Ian Murray who gained selec tion in combined Australian Universities team .

40 YEARS AGO - 1948 Jack Bray ( Ormond Coach) made a comeback anq led his team to an unexpected victory against Coburg, Others to star were Eric Donaldson, & Joe Sheehan .

University Blues (9.4.) defeated Parkside (8.8) to score their seventh win and join Old Xaverians, Comm Bank & Balwyn in the fight for third and fourth positions in 'B' section . Brunswick & Parkside were on top with 9 wins .

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G SECTION MON WHITES V COLLEGIANS MARCELLIN V OLD MELB .

ST. BERNS V BLOODS 0 . SCOTCH V 0. HAILEY BULL/TEMP V DE LA SALLE PORT COLTS V KE W H SECTION GTV9 v ST. KILDA THERRY V OLD XAVS BALACLAVA V STATE BANK POWERHOUSE V ST. KEVIN S 0. GEELONG V RICH . CENTRAL at COMO UNDER 19 SECTION 1 MHSOB V COLLEGIAN S UNI BLUES V OLD XAVS THERRY V 0. HAILEY BULL/TEMP V DE LA BLUE O.P. GREEN V MARCELLI N UNDER 19 SECTION 2 OLD MELB. B ST. KILDA ORMOND V WHITEFRIARS OLD SCOTCH V ST. BERNS. BANYULE V NORTH O.B. CAUL . GRAMM . V UNI BLACK S UNDER 19 SECTION 3 ST. KEVINS V OR PURPLE at School Oval 2 p.m.

0. BRIGHTON BYE DE LA GOLD V PARKSIDE HAMPT. ROVERS V MON BLUES 0. ESSENDON V AQUINAS

A SECTION DE LA SALLE V COLLEGIANS UNI BLUES V OLD XAVS ST. BERNS V ORMON D 0. SCOTCH V NORTH O.B. 0. PARADIANS V MARCELLIN B SECTION FAWKNER V CAUL. GRAMM KEW V IVANHO E PARKSID~ V THERRY BULL/TEMP V MON BLUES 0. TRINITY V UNI BLACKS C SECTION THOMASTOWN V BAHIYULE O.D MELB V BALACLAVA 0. IVANHOE V 0. HAILEY ST. KILDA V MHSQ B ST. KEVINS V 0. BRIGHTO N D SECTION OLD CAMB . V ELSTERNWICK BULLEEN UTD V HAMPTON ROVERS STATE BANK V WEST BRUN S OLD MENTON . V PRESTON AJAX V NORTH BRUNS. E SECTION UHSOB V 0. ESSENDON AQUINAS V POWERHOUSE PENINSULA V ST. BEDES WHITEFRIARS V 0. GEELONG BRUNSWICK V HEATHERTO N F SECTION DOVETON V ANZ BAN K CLAYTON V UNI REDS FOOTSCRAY V W'STOW N LA TROBE V ST. LEONARDS 0. CAREY V ST. ANDREWS COMM BANK V ELTHAM

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A SECTIO N Schuhkraft, Ormond ( -) 44 Mclnnes, Uni Blues (2) 35 C . Klaaysen, St . Bern . ( 7) 35 Waldron, De La Salle (-) 33 Bourke, Old Xavs (2) 33 Petroff, Marcellin (2) 23 Wallis, Uni Blues ( -) 22 Egan, North O .B. ( -) 21 Nash, Ormond ( -) 20 Roberts, Collegians ( 1) 20 Pritchard, Old Paradians ( 1) 20 B SECTIO N Cavanagh, Kew (2) 42 Freeman, Parkside (2) 36 D .Matthews, Caul . Gramm, ( -) 30 Kennedy, Ivanhoe ( 1) 24 Heath, Bull/Temp ( -) 21 Warren, Uni Blacks ( 1) 19 A . Crotty, Therry (3) 19 Puls, Bull/Temp ( -) 18 Nalder, Caul . Grm . (2) 17 Baring, Mon . Blues (2) 16 Sedgwick, Parkside (2) 16 C SECTIO N Riddell, St . Kilda (2) 40 Pryor, Old Brighton ( 1) 33 Grant, Old Brighton ( 2) 31 Drummond, MHSOB ( -) 25 Sist, Balaclava ( -) 25 S. Kerr, St . Kevins ( 1) 24 Gillan, St.Kilda ( 1) 24 Sutterby, Banyule ( 5) 23 Gilham, Banyule (2) 22 D SECTION Panaguitidis, Hamp . Rov. (2) 52 DeMorton, North Bruns. (2) 38 Armstrong, Bull Utd ( -) 24 Hepburn, Prston ( 1) 24 Lawson, Hamp . Rov. (2) 24 I .Rogerson, Hamp .Rov. ( -) 20 Brydson, Preston ( -) 20 E SECTIO N Pratt, Whitefriars (5) 36 Sutton, Whitefriars (3) 32 Whelan, Aquinas (2) 30 Patterson, Heatherton (3) 28 Boag, St . Bedes ( -) 24 Robson, O.Geelong ( -) 23 F SECTIO N Wilson, St . Andrews (2) 53 Green, LaTrobe ( -) 50 Mills, FIT ( -) 40 Gardner, Comm Bank (2) 36 M . Wilson Snr, Doveton (-) 30 Oliver, O .Carey ( 1) 30 Taylor, St .Andrews ( 1) 30

G SEC) i JN Wittey, Bloods ( -) Hutchinson, Bloods ( -) Johnson, Marcellin ( -) Fletcher, Old Haileybury ( -) Maclsaac, Kew ( 1) C . McAsey, Bloods ( -) H SECTION Prowse, Old Xavs (6) Giffin, St . Kevs (2) Goudge, GTV9 ( -) Louchard, GTV9 ( -) Ebinger, GTV9 ( -) Hall, St. Kilda ( -) Gray, GTV9 ( -) F. Skender, St . Kilda ( 1) Lang, Rich . Central ( 1 ) UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Gorazides, Old Xavs. ( -) Connors, Old Xavs . (3) Mason, Marcellin ( -) Houston, Uni Blues (2) Lassock, Old Hailey ( -) Midro, Collegians (3) Walton, Uni Blues (3) UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Rowan, Whitefriars T Strike, Whitefriars ( 1) S . Strike, Whitefriars ( 1) D'Silva, St . Bernards ( 1) O'Brien, Whitefriars ( -) Walsh, St. Bernards ( -) McIntyre, Old Scotch ( - ) UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Foga rt y, St. Kevins (5) Fox, Old Brighton ( -) Ryan, Old Brighton ( -) Noyes, Aquinas (2) Howden, Old Brighton ( -) year, Old Paradians (-) Bare, St . Kevins ( -) A RESERVE McGraw, De La Salle ( 1) Wooler, Marcellin ( -) Formosa, Uni Blues (2) Walsh, St . Bernards (3) Harris, De La Salle ( -) Boyanton, Ormond ( -) B RESERVE Denami, Parkside ( -) Rawley, Ivanhoe ( 1) Hill, Kew ( -) Lengacher, Ivanhoe ( 1) Thackwray, Ivanhoe (3) Robertson, Bull/Temp ( -) Wilson, Fawkner ( -) Hannington, Bull/Temp ( -)

C RESERV E Thompson, Banyule ~ 1) 26 2 Lane, O.Hailey 5 pt,iiard, Balaclava ( -) 19 5usovich, St. Kilda ( -) 17 Stevens, Banyule ( -) 15 Pi,iilips, Banyule ( -) 1:4artin, MHSOB (3) 1 4 D RESERV E Devola, Hamp .Rov. (3) 45 Wright, State Bank ( -) 27 Walkley, Preston (6) 24 Weedon, Welsternwick ( -) 22 Frrnkarides, Preston (6) 19 Veitch, Bull Utd (4) 17

E RESERV E Bowtell, Aquinas ( -) 35 Henderson, O.Geelong ( -) 25 Borthwick, O.Geelong ( 1) 18 Kotis, St . Bedes (6) 17 Fitzgibbon, St . Bedes ( 2) 16 Puglia, Whitefriars ( -) 13 O'Brien, Whitefriars ( -) 12 F RESERV E Clark, Old Carey (2) 32 Stephens, Doveton ( -) 16 Crothers, Doveton ( -) 15 Setterina, St . Andrews (3) 15 Yusuf, Comm Bank ( -) 14 Fuller, Clayton ( -) 14 Dyer, St . Leonaros ( 1) 1 3

Personality Pam "VALE MHSOB's JACK MOLONE " All supporters and players were deeply saddened recently by the news that our most loyal supporter Jack Molone passed away after a relatively short illness.

To all who knew Jack he was a gentie and kind man who always put others and their needs before his own.

To all of the older brigade at MHSOB who were priveleged to have been a part of Jack's life, we remember him as a father figure to new U19 players who played alonside his sone Neale, tending to their needs and welcoming them into the club. Jack's car was always available Saturdays to transport players to the outer extremities of Melbourne . In later years Jack was a friend to all, a loyal supporter, always the first to attend lucheons and offer financial support a real friend . The loss of Jack Molone is a very sad loss to all who knew and loved him and we convey our most sincere condolences to his wife Betty and our friend Neale.

COMMONWEALTH BANK FC SOCIAL NOTE Note to all supporters - Film Night thursday 30th June, Crocodile Dundee 2 . A good night asured for all . See John King or Stuart McNamee for booking details .

200 GAMES AT COMMONWEALTH BANK Noel "Swooper" Keating plays his 200th club game today with Commonwealth Bank . Noel joined us as a young lad from Whycheproof and was a regular member of our senior side in those days. These days partly caused by a hectic social life, he uses his knowledge and skills in our reserves side and on the committee . Well done Noel .

U .H .S .O .B. "BUSH DANCE" Saturday, 2nd July, 198 8 8 p.m . till 1 a .m .

Band - "The Sundowners" Place - North Melbourne Town Hal l Cnr. Queensberry & Errol Sts., $18 per head - includes supper (BYO) BOOKINGS : Pat Burns, 640 5555 (B) 347 8568 (AH ) Peter Humphreys, 606 8411 (B) 372 1139 (AH)

FREDDIE "FOU L ' PLAYS 15 0 Todays sees Hampton Rovers U/19 coach Anthony 'Foul' Naumoff come out of retirement to play his 150th game with the club . A bye in the U/19's has given Freddie the opportunity of donning his boots once again . Freddie joined the club in 1976 and quickly developed a reputation as a speedy and accurate kicking rover. His bullet like passes to full forwards are legendary . After a stint of coaching the reserves, Freddie is now enjoying some success with the U/19 . all at Roverland congratulate you on reaching 150 games . Well done Foul .

100 GAMES TO ORMOND's DAVID MCDONALD Congratulations to David McDonald who plays his 100th game for Ormond today. David has played the majority of his games in defence for Ormond . He has been a very solid and consistent defender over the years and was rewarded for this several years ago by gaining state selection for Victoria. The eldest member of the McDonald trio currently playing for the club, David was a member of both the 1985 and 1987 Premiership sides for Ormond . Well done David and all the best today for your 100th game .

50th AT HEATHERTON Congratulations go to Tony Howell who played his 50th game for Heatherton last week . Tony has been playing at Heatherton for the past 4 years and has always been a model of consistency. Tony was a member of our 1985 premiership side with his best on ground performance having kicked 4 goals and taking the mark of the day . Tony is not only consistent on the ground but is also consistent off the ground being a regular at social functions . From everyone at Heatherton well done Tony and we look forward to your next dancing exhibition .

OLD SCOTCH Old Scotch Under 19's win over Ormond was the result of an overall team effort . Tony Stubbs returning from the injured list and Charles Parry Okden both relished the muddy conditions . The only blot on the day was the recurrence of Matt McGregor's ham string injury .

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THE SCORE S The attention of all clubs is drawn to the necessity to phone final scores to Mr . Ron Hally on 379 8171 - Rese rves 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 necessa ry to phone Mr . Hally . if a match is transferred to SUNDAY, nofity the Press Correspondent George McTaggart on 528 3319 .

Saturday matches at Elsternwick Park - 'Home Club' responsible for phoning scores to Mr. Hally (unless otherwise advised) .

Sunday games - scores to Mr. George McTagga rt (unless otherwise advised) .

PHONING OF DETAILS A SECTION BEFORE 5 .30 P.M. B SECTION 6 P.M . to 6.30 P.M .

Mr. GEORGE McTAGGART at 528 331 9 PHONING OF SCORES SENIOR & UNDER 19 SECTIONS BEFORE 5 P.M .

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