The Amateur Footballer, Week 10, 1989

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I have invited a special guest to contribute a special editorial . .al guest this week is John Fisher who this year coached the Australian Amateurs in the NFL Division recently held in Tasmania .

< former Hawthorn VFL star has made a magnificent contribution to Amateur football over the years ptain 1967 ; appointed State Coach 1980 with ensuing victories over S .A . (1980) . SA and WA (1981 ) - ?) and coached VAFA to Carnival Champions (1982, 1986, 1988) .

E nior games for Kew, captain 1964-7, A-section best and fairest 1967, coach 1972-76 and member o f amiership teams 1962(C) 1964(C) 1966(B) . pleasure I introduce John Fisher . . . . .

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by John Fishe r

at the Australian Amateur Football team was comprehensively defeated by a talented, well prepared, and day, fitter Victorian Football +; ssocia on team n th A Grand Final of the recently completed National Footbal l 2nd Division Carnival, is disappointing However, Amateur footballers and supporters throughout Australi a a not feel any gwlt, devastation or humiliation by that defeat or by our team's overall performance . Despite nrficant winning margin in the final our players should be commended for their committed determination end . Although the VFA team was, on the day, clearly superior all over the ground they were unable t o more than six goals in any one quarter, and that, on a short ground, and in perfect conditions is furthe r nent to our players "never say die" attitude . The VFA are to be congratulated on their well deserved win . ver, several positive facts emerged for the Amateur cause and these should not be forgotten .

This Amateur team was the first to have ever beaten a combined Tasmanian League team This Amateur team was the first to ever reach the final of a NFL Division 2 Carnival . a This Amateur team was the first to finish in front of all the other Division 2 Professional State teams viz •nsland, NSW, ACT and Tasmania, in a Carnival . ~ This Amateur team's entire "on field" preparation consisted of two training runs in Melbourne during the I up week to the carnival and a 20-minute warm up session in Launceston on the day prior to our first game `: aside, all other teams trained together as a unit for six to eight weeks prior to the Carnival .

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• The players should be congratulated ! g The team was magnificently led by Robert "Frosty" Fuller (Captain), Hustin "Woody" Cook (Vice Captain), and Phil Kingston (Deputy Vice Captain), both on and off the field . They, together with their 22 teamtes, should be commended for their dedication during the entire campaign .

Personally, I was extremely disappointed to read comments attributed to me in the Melbourne Press stating . i ng others, that not only was I "dejected" after the VFA match, but that I expressed an opinion that the Amateurs )uld never again take on the VFA .

These notions are to say the least outrageous, a fabrication and are vigorously refuted .

Let us acknowledge that the VFA are deserved winners of the 1989 NFL Division 2 Championship, however . : may not necessarily assist them in 1900 and beyond . The AAFC should be encouraged by their efforts finishing second on the championship table and look forward to the future with confidence .

John Fisher.

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A SECTION by 'Dom "the 'Villain" Johnsto n

The 'Villain' lowered his high standard of tipping winners only scoring 4 out of 5 . Parkside was the tearr, that upset another perfect round (this was one mistake I could live with) . At the half way mark of the season one item clearly shows out : The Villain' is the best A Grade tipster for some time (this year at least! ) In the match of the day Ormond proved to all other final challengers that the Monds will be there in Septemb~r Ormond having first use of the wind and the dry ball, led North Old Boys by 21 points at quarter time . Ormond gained their advantage by being first to the ball . After the quarter time break both sides had a titantic battle for supremacy with no side gaining the upperhand . Both sides had strung 3 victories in a row before this match and victory was paramount . The Monds proved to be the stronger side, and dented the confidence of ten boys from Bren Oval . Ormond rover, Nick Cox had his best game for the season . David McDonald dominated the back line with his agressive attitude at the ball . District cricketer, Steve McCooke, is now showing his best form.

Andrew 'Jobbers' Jobling showed the opposition he had recovered from the Tasmania Carnival . North Old Boys Coach, Mark Hanneberry, was clearly their best player. Paul Considine once again was a thorn in the side to the opposition . Young State U19 representative, Anthony Dwyer, showed his opponent a clean pair of heels. Defender, Michael Hedley, continued his good form, but the final result was very disappointing for No rt h Old Boys .

In the shock result of the round Parkside beating Old Scotch proved to all their critics that they will be very competitive for the remainder of the season . Parkside opened with the strong breeze, but managed only 2-7 to the Cardinals 2 goals. In the second quarter the Red Devils limited Old Scotch to 6 points giving Parkside a 2 point advantage at half time . In a tough physical third quarter Parkside, sensing victory, added 2-6 to the Cardinals 1-2 . Parkside leading by 12 points at the three quarter time started the final quarter in great style, kicking 2-1 and keeping Old Scotch, kicking with the breeze, to 4 points for the quarter . In fact the Cardinals did not score a goal in both quarters, when they had advantage of the strong wind . Parkside defenders who have come in for plenty of criticism (due to lack of pace) really made life difficult for the Old Scotch forwards, and the result really had the supporters singing the praises of the Parkside defenders. Parkside centre half back, Frank 'The Tank' Sansonetti, showed by his efforts in heavy conditions why he is highly regarded at Parkside. Winger, John Pappas, was also very impressive with a never give in attitude . Ruck rover, Mick Cotter, continues to improve with each game . Toughman, Brian Glasgow, back from injury, had a ripper game in the centre. Goran 'Gozzie' Yorsich, back from suspension, played a good first up game . Old Scotch ruckman, John Moir still carrying a couple of niggling injuries from the Tasmania Carnival rucked very well against good opposition . Defender Rod Austin playng his 3rd Senior game was a good performance, Captain Robbie Fu6h r playing at centre half back giving inches to his opponents led by example, and played with great courage and desperation . The win was a vital tonic for the Red Devils and I expect them to keep on improving .

University Blues recorded a hard slogging win against Old Paradians at Elsternwick Park . In a very low scoring game due to the state of the ground both sides could only manage 4 goals a piece, which was very disappointing for the good crowd at the park . (The State U 19s playng the next day in heavier conditions kicked 9 goals in a quarter less) . Parade kicking with the first use of the breeze only managed 1-1 to lead by 1 point at quarter time. Then in the second quarter Uni Blues only kicked 1-4 to Parades soliary 1 point. Uni Blues at half time had doubled Parade's score 2-4 to 1-2 (really) . The third quarter both sides fought for the winning break, which did not eventuate. Uni Blues led by 9 points at three quarter time, and teh stage was set for a good finish . Uni Blues using the wide spaces of Elsternwick Park kept the boys from Old Parade out to record a narrow 6 point win . Ex Caulfield Grammar Sam Stevenson had his best game for the season for Uni Blues.

The consistent Geoff Allan continues to dominate. John 'Mr. Recruiter' Kanis had a welcome return to form .

Dar rel Gust once again was in the thick of the action . Old Paradians defender Dominic Spillane has had an outstanding season, continues to show out with his courage and ball winning ability. Matt Considine showing his old dash had a good match . Paul Zappa continues to improve, and has become on of Parade's gun players.

Rover and Captain Frank Gleeson was dangerous all day, but Parade were found wanting at the critical moment.

Collegians produced an excellent team effort to beat Marcellin at home by 14 points. Both sides had excellent first quarters . The Lions kicked 4 straight to lead the Eagles by 1 point at quarter time. Most supporters agreed the Lions won the match in the second quarter kicking 1-6 to the Eagles nil, opening up a handy 13 point break at half time. Marcelln attacked relentlessly in the 3rd quarter, but inaccurate kicking for goal proved costly when they managed only 1-4 to the Lions 1-1, Collegians started the last quarter with a 10 point advantage, and did enough to record a solid 14 point victory. Collegians half back Matt Gailbraith continues his outstanding form, and was judged best on ground . Wingman Ian Robe rts produced his best game for the season . Ruck rover David Hoyle was the main instigator for the Lions in driving the ball forward, where U19 State representatives S.O .D. Parkin (3 goals), and Wayne Daly (2 goa ;s) made the most of their opportunities. Marcellin's ever reliable centreman, Joe Amad (2 goals), produced a lion hearted effort in lifting his side . Defender David Howe returning 2

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â&#x20AC;&#x17E;~ ,n}ury, ran straight and hard at the ball all day . Ruck rover Mark Delahunt back from suspension was back ~â&#x20AC;&#x17E;s aest form . Rover Freddie Battistella was at the bottom of the packs, impressive with skilful disposal . n tf,e battle for relegation Old Xaverians had a convincing win against the boys from Kew. Due to unplayabl e -aa,tions at Xavier College the match was switched back to Yarra Park where the ground was heavy but on singly good . Old Xavier jumped Kew to lead by 21 points at quarter time. Kew had a good 2nd quarter ng 2-4 to 1-3 to trail Xavs by 14 points at the long break . Kew fought back strongly in the 3rd quarter, an d -,,c red Xavs by 4 points . Both sides were expecting big last quarterse, but it was Old Xaverians who provided of the goals, kicking 3-3 to Kew solitary 1 point to run out easy winners by 30 points . Old Xaverians big D,v centre half back Mark McClelland (ex Caulfield Grammer) has proved to be a great acquisition . Hal f =::ard Anthony Callan (3 goals) was strong and reliable all day. Bill Denton playig his first senior game this : aon was great. Kew beste player was Peter Thornely who showed great skills in the heavy conditions . Brett qBomber' Burden back from injury led by example, as did full back Sam Bruno once again was a tower of -, ~n rjth . Robe rt Schober back from injury had a welcome return of form . Xavs made 8 team changes for s match . Coach Danny Corocan was more than pleased with the result .

NOW TO TODAY'S GAMES A. Section provides a great round of football with some exciting matches . Most matches will be played on zavy ground, which might put some tipsters off, but not the'Villain' .

P;latch of the day will be a ripper . Can the Monds reverse the first round result? Will Uni Blues win their 8th :rrie in succession? They say winning form is good form . Uni Blues ruckman Mike Yandell to exploit Ormond's ; ; R of big men, and help his side to victory. Uni Blues by 11 points.

Old rivals Marcellin at home to the improving Parkside boys should provide a tough physical game. Marcellin Joe Amad and Parkside Brian Glasgow duel in he centre will be a ripper (both are tough, vigorous players) .

Marcellin have lost 2 in a row, and unless their mental approach is right (the melee specialists) will find Parkside :rder to beat than the first round . Parkside record against Marcellin is not good, and I lean to Marcellin by ooints .

North Old Boys at home to Collegians will be a beauty. Collegians have been most consistent this season, ,nd will need to be at their peak to ensure victory against their opponents . Collegians with pace to burn should ave first use of the ball, to give them victory against their talented opposition . The Lions by 11 points .

Old Xavs at home to Old Paradians also will be a good match . Xavs strengthened by the inclusion of Ti m stoney (ex Melbourne) will provide plenty of headaches for Old Parade . Rover Frank Gleeson duel with Dan Meagher could decide the winner of this game . Parade are in a slump losing 3 in succession, must win or -neir season will be over . This should drive them to victory. Parade by 15 points .

Kew at home play host to Old Scotch . This should be another terrific game . The conditions should favour Kew's direct approach to the ball . Old Scotch will be relying on class . Ruck man John Moir and Rohan Aujard :uel with Tony Peric will be vital . Old Scotch led by Robbie Fuller need to win this match to avoid the relegation one. Kew's captain B re tt Burden must inspire his boys . Old Scotch are yet to win an away game this season, ~,iist concentrate for the full match . Scotch by 17 points.

The home team have recorded 25 wins to the away team 20 wins .

SELECTIONS :Uni Blues vs Ormond Old Xaverians vs Old Paradians Marcellin vs Parkside Kew vs Old Scotc h North Old Boys vs Collegians TRIVIA STATS AT THE HALF WAY MARK Have Used Goals Goals Home Away Senior Players For Against Wins Win s UNIVERSITY BLUES 30 PLAYERS 138 98 4 4 COLLEGIANS 32 " 140 106 3 4 ORMOND 33 " 130 89 3 3 NORTH OLD BOYS 29 " 133 110 3 3 `ARCELLIN 31 " 130 105 3 2 OLD SCOTCH 30 " 117 112 4 OLD PARADIANS 32 " 113 112 3 1 OLD XAVERIANS 36 " 85 127 1 1 ARKSIDE 37 " 102 154 1 1 KEW 34 " 84 147 1

Congratulations to all Australian Captain, Robbie Fuller (judged our best Carnival player), and his fellow Victorian Players who participated in the Carnival in Tasmania .

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After 8 consecutive dry Saturdays, last week's sludge was sure to test the basic skills of all foothalle behind the ball and stay in front . Such muddy conditions can only bring all sides closer together .

In a game which we thought would pave the way for the "Fawks" come back, OM's proved th a

determined to stay in the four . The "boys out west" jumped the Navy Blues by snagging the first thre e in the opening fifteen minutes . Ruckman Harry Busst and rover Lester were on fire and FavetCn- 'c to cause an upset . Unfortunately, the flames were soon extinguished as the Navy Blues slammed or _< in the second term . Young star N ic k Boyden has been a great acquisition as has the emergence of C- iiith". The highlight of the game was the after match hospitality . Hot food was served fo r

an hour after the final siren and understand this is typical of Fawkner's home ground welcome. The Boys can't wait! r bound straight back onto the winner's list with a sound win over Blacks . The conditions d P from bagging five while Ando and ~ Flash proved a handful for the Black .- . hard for the Uni Students, who despite looking good on paper, are languishing perilously close to th of the ladder. Now's the time to make a charge if you want to be part of the action in late August !

Brighton played a very determined , in very heavy conditions . : rrepressable despite the ankle deep mud . ^^ p 1 L1nrkh also shows sure to win their fair share in the second round . The dasl • ana steady hand s and , 1,11-r Lade was enough to secure the points fot it i t . rd's continued their string of wins over the inaccu ` ' and ucky" Purcell, won all day while "Old M an" h i ° continued to show his young tee ; that "you can't put an old head on young shoulders". Monash aren't too far off the pace yet, like thei students the Blacks . need a couple of wins to distance themselves from the bottom of the ladder .

Therry, like their opponents Trinity, are capable of anything on their day . Picking thir day is the diffic t Both teams now turn with four wins and five iosses and must become more consistent to be true co r for a berth in the finals. Last Saturday, ` won the battle of the coaches and had good suppc "E' ;" and "Wriggles ." Once again ` and mes" Taylor were wir for Trinity.

This week's games see Brighton travelling to Fawkner for the 3 course aftermatch hospitality . Althou Tonners will no doubt appreciate the gesture, we can't see the Fawks reversing their first round loss . At iR and in the wet, it won't be easy but Brighton should continue on their winning way !

C3M's are set to avenge their drubbing by Therry in the first game . The Navy Blues are always hard 'to at Fawkner Park and although Therry has everything to play for the "Witt Bros" t" won't t easy. "Pole's" confident so its OM's for us.

Trinity will have to wait another week to start their charge . De La have awoke from their "malaise" ar show no mercy despite the heavy conditions .

The rematch of the "Book Worms" is anyone's guess? Both teams have 3 wins and although spasmodi c they team well, neither team can string match winning form together . The fact that the game is at MOnash their pre-match warm up will be held in the " le", we'll No the Blues .

SuS4een must win this week to keep in touch . If they show the same determination as last week, they 1 be a chance. Unfortunately, their inconsistent form makes it impossible to go against St . B ernards.

Prediction s Old Brighton to "eat" Fawkner RA, h to defeat Blacks OM's to defeat Therry I's to defeat Bulleen .

Be La to defeat Trinity

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-ialf way mark of the season Old Haileybury and Banyule have proved to be the sides to beat for , t year A . nything can happen between now and the end of the ear b t th

y, u ese we tsides have nsistent form and displayed the strongest attacks . With the wintry conditions prevailing some shocks but the better -i-4 ill k trnngtheand th gmteres ofwil lycom ofawh otwilliplay out the finals II be relegated . esy P1wpee prediction swma ebeginnin tthe ear dow ewer e nnott ' ou , a proving to han I thought . are hanging on to third position but my feelings are that ilac : and Caulfield +he final four - We 'II see .

continued on their winning way in a soggy affair at St . Kevins By the Iook of the score was a bonus, with only eight for the game . With muddy conditions and strong winds across thes sides struggled to score all day. Half time scores were even and the last half St . Kevins managed to put up a creditable performance . Best again for Haileybury was C hris McKenzie in half back, C p tt e n a Sch . a -4t kicked two good goalsplaying . a struggled all day at home i nothering changed out there when it rains, to lose to Balaclava . ard wasn't bad considering the ;conoinons . Once again l'ia i was judged best afield for Balaclava rith good players in Berni I on the ball, and Te . . in kicking three goals . med well all day to be too strong for Preston . In the muddy conditions young players Saunders, contributed by putting their bodies in and allowing their forwards to finish off some excellen t ay . . ars were outclassed all day and will need someth i ng extra if they are&go ing to trouble ;tier players for ~rest~rs ~.~aligs~iri ( 3 gaals}, f~~riacou, 1 .~ascrarser , hah tu r . at home to Hampton Rovers proved that home ground knowledge can be the difference . I've never Drth Road in good conditions, there's always a northerly blowing across the ground and its always overs attacked the ball hard but their disposal was poor, whereas St . Kilda used the ball better an d irol in the third term, to come ,way with four vital points . St . Kilda's best, M ark Howard roving . ~ I ake .

For tne , r hra ° R ed : oer played his best game for th e Hg verv constructive across the backline, R + l elrajak 6 n onville . The biggest win for A, return to form with a solid performance against .,, , ;-ue . After both teams started we! set up a handy lead by half time by keeping Ivanhoe scoreless in the second qua, ter . Caulfield overcame, rd quarter woes to completely out point Ivanhoe by 100 points with a convincing 10 goal burst in the (Coach ° cracked his first smile in four weeks, I've been told!) . Best on ground wa s kicking 5 goals, s, . n, .

-isr_y a Lcvre . ;c sracy $2 .2afo} . ist nave some chance today by playing at home again, but I can't see them beating second The Bears have proven results in the wet and will win in a close game . s> need the win today to keep in touch with the four, on form so far they start favourites agains t _e . The match of the day is Caulfield versus Balaclava . The Albert Park ground is Caulfield's savior is I'm going for Caulfield, even though Balaclava have done nothing wrong . If its wet today St . Key n s, n their first game for the season against Ivanhoe . Don't let me down . , have seen the score on the board and Preston don't appear as good in the mud, Hailebury an undefeated . would appreciate A LL clubs to contact me by Monday morning (Al) 555 8911 or Fax 555 2610 . Andgoing, would neone tell the Villian to publish his current tipping accuracy so we can all see how well he is really I'll never eat my heart out for tipsters or Ex Parkside so called players, particularly the latter half ! :av's selections: Idav ® St . Kevi n s v Ivanhoe Ivanhoe v r Rovers Old Haileybury vPreston . :ir:fd v Balaclava

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; played good strong football to turn a half time deficit of 35 points into a 6 point advantage at 3/a time . La Trobe even with the aid of the breeze in the final term could not shake off the determined Doveton side who - 3n out winners by one point . Scores from last week were Wests 12 .15 defeated Brunswick 9 .4. St . Bedes 15 defeated UHSOB 2 .4 . Old Essendon 7.12 defeated Old Geelong 6.5 . Aquinas 9.9 defeated Heatherton l 0. North Brunswick 27 .19 defeated Peninsula 6 .6. and Doveton 11 .7 defeated La Trobe 10 .12 . This week e see some very important games for several sides and only Aquinas and La Trobe appear to have an easy me of it. St . Bedes face Doveton who will be full of confidence after recent good wins and the home sid e be desperate to beat the Doves and maintain the 4 point gap. Old Essendon are at home to West and ~,js could be make or break for them as they must win to keep their finals chances alive. Heathe rton meet 3runswick and while Heatherton will be keen to win a loss for Brunswick will make their slim chance even more ,move . No rth Brunswick play Old Geelong with neither side in a position to lose . Aquinas at home to Peninsula ~ould be untroubled as should La Trobe who are hosts to UHSOB . My selections this week are - Doveton ,, er St. Bedes, West Brunswick to beat Old Essendon, Heathe rt on over Brunswick . North to defeat Old Geelong.

Aquinas to account for Peninsula and La Trobe to beat UHSOB.

D Section by Ian Cairns

Last weeks round produced only ONE solitary winner . And everyone else would have picked it as well Thomastown over AJAX . The other results caused a few changes to the ladder which now means that 7 tearr, are fighting for 2nd, 3rd & 4th spots . Furthermore, Bulleen United & MHSOB are in the strange predicament of being one game out of the four, but also only one game away from RELEGATION .

Thomastown consolidated its deserved position at the top with a huge 182 point win over AJAX. State Bank probably recorded the most significant win of the round via a 1 point win over Whitefriars. The win perhaps showed that the Bankers are starting to get some consistency into their game and it may have also vindicated my comment last week that Whitefriars are not as good as their early form suggested . In fact, a few people are now tipping that the Friartucks won't make the final four !

Powerhouse kept in the finals race with a solid 17 point win over Old Mentonians and the same could be said about MHSOB with their comfortable 33 point victory against Elsternwick.

Old Camberwell also kept its finals chances alive with a 33 point win over Bulleen United . It was a low scoring game but 5 goals in the first quarter in the heavy conditions gave the OC's a match winning break . The loss puts the Baby Bulls in the hot seat with 4 very tough games in the next four weeks .

The match of the round today is probably at Albert Park where the Bankers play host to the Panthers . State Bank are starting to look good, with key forwards Purcell & Jenkins really firing . Mentone however seem to be relying too much on their experienced stars like the Sciacca Bros., Norton, Newman & Bournon . If they don't perform, neither do Mentone. It should be close, but State Bank should win .

Bulleen United travel to Thomastown for a crucial game with the leaders . The Bulls looked ordinary last week, whilst the Bears aren't doing much wrong . Key forward Karambelas & Smith are looking good whilst the Fellow Bros. are giving great drive. Morley & Empey are naturally playing well, but they need more help from their team-mates. It's a critical game for the Bulls, but I can't see them beating the in-form Bears. â&#x20AC;˘ AJAX make the short trip to Power House, where Evans and his charges will be looking forward to a good win to keep their finals hope very much alive . AJAX were very disappointing last week and I can't see them reversing that sort of form in a hurry.

Whitefriars travel to Elsternwick in what should be a much closer encounter than most people think. The Friartucks are not playing well whilst the old boys at the Wickers have found a new lease of life. Whitefriars will need to play well to make sure they get the points .

The last game is also an important one, particularly for MHSOB - a loss for them could see them slip to two games out of the four. Old Camberwell are starting to get some sort of form together but players like Comer, Wix, Drummond & Tyrell should give the home side enough for a win .

So, selections are: Elsternwick v Whitefriars State Bank v Old Mentonians MHSOB v Old Camberwel l Thomastown v Bulleen United Power House v AJAX

E Section by Kevin 1VIcNicholl

We have now reached the halfway mark and the last few weeks have altered the situation for many of the teams as we enter the second round . Doveton after a shakey start have put together a string of good wins to establish themselves as definite contenders for a finals berth . Old Geelong & Brunswick have both lost form and will now have the job ahead of them to get back into contention. Old Essendon, Aquinas & Nort h Brunswick are all only one game out of the four and will be sure to make things difficult for those sides vehind them and for that matter the sides ahead of them will need to take a closer look at them . St . Bedes & West Brunswick look set as do La Trobe who suffered their first loss for the season at the hands of a very determined Doveto n 6

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150 GAMES AT OLD MENTONIAN S

A Golden Day for Rohan Brown who plays his 200th game today !

There is no doubt, looking back through the annals of the Old Melburnians Football Club, that only a very few players in the last ten years, have re presented the Club with as much esteem (on and off the ground) as Rohan Brown .

Starting his illustrious career in 1976, he was vicecaptain in 79'80 an captained the club in '81, '82,'85 .

He has won four Clubs B & F. These were in '77 , '80,'82 and last year. He has played 18 State games (V.C .'85), All Australian '82 & '85, and was winner of the Carnival Medal in 1982 .

He has played in 4 Premierships 76(C), '78(B), '82(B) and '88(C), and has played for Carlton in '86 .

With such great statistics, it is understandable why he has had offers to Captain-Coach other clubs, but due to his loyalty and love for the OM's has always refused .

Rohan believes he has been very fortunate, being able to play powerful football with such good OM friends and players around him (like Pole, Ed Crodner & John Mitchell retired etc .) which keeps him interested, and makes him enjoy the game even more .

He has also been very lucky over the years, in avoiding major injuries .

With so many great players playing around him, he says he is fortunate to be with such a great club, and looks forward to being in A Grade, and hopefully an A Grade Premiership. Surely he deserves this after such an illustrious career.

Then again, the Club has been particularly fortunate in having Rohan playing 200 games.

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The Committee, Supporters and all players extend their sincere congratulations to Ross Newman on playing his 150th game for Old Mentonians against Powerhouse (Round 9) .

Rosscoe joined the Panthers in 1980 and has been a fine example to all, both on and off the field .

This milestone is even more significant . given that Ross has had to battle many injuries - being the direct result of his tenacious and desperate style of play.

Ross is still playing great football, and has made a name for himself in the difficult position of half back flank . His tagging and harassing of opposition forwards, together with his fierce tackels, smothering and desire to get the hard ball has earnt him the respect of all associated with the Old Mentonians Football Club.

A current committeeman and selector, Ross has always given 100% on and off the field . being rewarded with the VC and DVC of the Club at various stages of his career. Recently married to Karen, all at the Club wish him well for the future and look forward to him reaching the elite 200 game Club .

50 GAMES TO ZEDDERS V.C .

All at ANZ copngratulate Peter "The Moth" Marshall who last week played his 50th game for the club in our great victory over Commonwealth Bank .

Peter who was captain for the day again performed very solidly in what was an excellent day for the club.

Moth, who has been around for a while now woul d have achieved this milestone earlier but for his 6 month sojourn through Europe & the UK last season .

Always vocal both on and off the field . Peter i s settled in very well this year in his position of responsibility within the side and is leading from the front .

Well done 'Moth' from all at ANZ Bank, we loo k forward to many more fine games from you as you march towards your century and the Zeds hopefully march towards 'E' Grade .

OBITUARY Members and supporters of the State Bank Football Club deeply regret the passing of Joe Smit h Joe held many position in the Club including Secretary, Delegate and Vice President during his 40 year involvement .

Recent years saw Joe capably fulfill the role of an elder Statesman .

Committee and Members wish to convey their deepest sympathy to Joe's family.

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I'm a happy man and life could not be sweeter!

An old sixty niner for the Noddies a minor Result when compared to their recen t Set of avalanche scores - Willy stuck to their chore s And went down - but they kept it quite decent

It's been two weeks or more since a footy match I saw Whilst the Oz Amateurs failed Cleary's measure Then the Bears beat the Blues and to a chorus of booze They feel off the walls into Jezz a

Now up at Falls Creek at the start of last weet, The ski groupies got really plastere d Round the bars they did swarm they were in brilliant for m For ecstasy's one thing they've mastered .

Oh where have you been, Peter boy, Peter boy?

Oh where have you been with F-Troop, Peter ?

I have been to seek a wif e Just to quash those rumours rif e

Whilst Jeffrey Cannot avoid foot and mouth rot Our Fletcher Jones Brown suits the momen t Law and order's the fare, Browny's hanging in there A fluid suspension to foment .

While the Waves waved good bye, Tommy's Tellers scored a triUmphant win over Harrys down Trotter n While the Banjos with pluck caused the Redders to muc k Up a chance for the four which is rotten .

With the Brownlow as low as a ram's to and fro Through the power of Diesel and Plugger Here's hoping the pattern of Healy and Platten Can keep the award from a slugger .

The Eagles were stranded as Maggie demanded A coffin to FIT and they di d Now they're chasing the Noddies and looking for bodies Of challenging sides to be rid .

Well you need to beware in Tiananmen Square Old China's not easy to brea k

But the Tea-Towel is flapping and there may be re-mappin g In the world of the occupied wake The Brewers delighted and the Artists were smited And the score card it read like Geelon g Keeping Kelvin ambitious while the Artists' best wishes Are for the season to not very be lon g With a field full of greens Tassie's now full of beans With a gray robin beating his breas t While Bob's erring and umming on his maybe fourth comin g The peacock is guarding his nest .

Well I just took a peek at the draw for this week Now readers the fixtures excitin g For it's just caught my eye that the Nods have a bye Which means that no one cops a hiding .

Now out at Boot Hill where the Lep keeps a still And Steve Andres a Baskerville houn d The Artists they're playing, for blood they'll be bayin g They'll be buried on top of the ground .

The Brewers at home to the Banjos should hc All the skills that they'll need in the finals While the Trotters and Reds, both still shaking their head s Will be asked for temporary revival .

I fancy the Redders and also the Gettas To crash land the Eagles at hom e While the seaside attraction should see Willy a fractio n Ahead of the Waves full of foam .

When you've built up a thirst, here's the place to go first

The Fenwick of North Carlton fame.

There's the bistro's fine food, or the bar's party moo d For a night out or after the game .

Oh why all the poems Peter boy, Peter boy?

Oh why all the poems in F-Troop Peter?

Normie Nud-Nut hummed this tun e But I'll be back to normal soo n Cos I'm running out of verses for my metre !

A melee is "Where an incident takes place involving players, pushing, scragging, jumping into packs, throwing each other to the ground or other similar such conduct" .

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At the half way mark of the season the battle for a final's berth is still intense in each of my five sectors of ,~arest . Conversely the battle to avoid relegation is just as intense even if not so many teams are battling to : . id the dreaded drop . My new image has been provided for my readers courtesy of my sponsor Kodak and re r National Accounts Manager, John Kerr.

Review of Matches played June 17 - Round 9 G SECTION An eighty three per cent success rate was my Round 9 lot . My mistake was to select De La Salle to defeat Monash Whites. They failed by forty five points! My correct forecasts saw Kew demolish Old Scotch by one ,,ndred and three points . St . Bernard's thrash Marcellin by fifty five points, Old Melburnians scrape home , two points at Bulleen-Templestowe . Bloods overwhelm Old Xaverians by fifty eight points and Po rt Colts ,efeat Collegians by thirty three points .

H SECTION Including the Therry win by forfeit I tipped the Round 9 card although the variations in scoring were not ie to my predictions. St . Kevins maintained section leadership and pushed Kontias to fifth as a result of their nirty two point victory. Power House did not let me down as they defeated Old Geelong by sixteen points.

St. Kilda moved to third as a consequence of another huge victory - they defeated Balaclava by eighty three oints, State Bank finished with a deficit of twenty three points against Salesian College . GTV9 forfeited to Therry & Richmond Central had the bye.

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 The jockeying for top positions intensified as a consequence of Round 9 results . Old Paradians Green defeated Banyule by the extraordinary margin of one hundred and fifty five point . The Paradians now lead the section .

Whitefriars rebuilt its percentage when it defeated Collegians by ninety five points . Ormond defeated Marcellins by thirty one points after a low scoring game while De La Salle Blue had a ninety two point victory over the oottom side, University Blues. Old Xaverians moved to fifth position as a result of their twenty point victory over Old Haileybu ry. The first loss by Old Haileybu ry saw them fall to third place in the ferocity of this competition .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Another perfect score by your favourite tipster . Old Scotch did prove too strong for Melbourne High School Old Boys as the Cardinals won by seventy one points points . Old Brighton were too strong for St . Bernards and won by twenty six points. Old Melburnians were able to defeat Bulleen Templestowe by thirteen points - Had Bulleen Templestowe kicked more accurately the result could have been different . Therry were far too trong for Old Paradians Purple and won the game by seventy one points whereas in the intervarsity clash University Blacks had a tense struggle with Monash Blues before the Blacks won by twelve points . North Old Boys received a forfeit from Caulfield Grammarians .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Only a fifty percent success rate was not a good result for your scribe who correctly predicted Aquinas would defeat St . Kevins - they did by seventy five points . Thomastown & Albanvale did indeed play a thriller. I was mong in predicting the outcome as Albanvale won by sixteen points . Fawkner proved me wrong when they defeated Parkside by ten points whereas Mazenod did defeat Old Trinity by sixty points. My reasoning that Mazenod would win was vindicated by fact . Ivanhoe made a mockery of my judgement that they would lose because they defeated De La Salle Gold by forty points. Hampton Rovers won on a forfeit from Bulleen United .

Preview of Games to be played June 24 - Round 1 0 G SECTIO N De La Salle should redeem themselves by defeating Collegians who have notched only two wins this season .

Leaders Kew journey to St . Bernards for what could be a tough encounter for the undefeated leaders . While expecting a close game I am confident Kew will emerge victorious . Old Scotch will need to pick up form quickly or they will lose to Bulleen-Templestowe today . When viewed objectively I must select Old Scotch who have the more impressive record this season . Marcellih journey to Old Xaverians for a game which either side could ,and can win . Marcellin have no form to recommend them while the Cro codile's form is more in and out than any kitchen drawer. Old Xaverians I suspect are slightly less likely to lose! Bloods should be able to defeat Old Melburnians comfortably as I believe Port Colts will be able to do against Monash Whites.

H SECTIO N Who to select between Old Geelong & State Bank is a dilemma. Both have two wins this season and as the State Bankers have the more assets on the board I go for them without any confidence . Kontias should THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989 9

return to the winning list with a big win over Balaclava while the Richmond Central versus St . Kevins d,,,,, could be a preview of the section Grand Final . St . Kevins has the more impressive record and as Richmond Central have not played for four weeks, I select St . Kevins . Therry who have not had a run for three week ; could be short of match practice against CBC St . Kilda who have carried all before them of late. Even at TfIerry I select St . Kilda . Salesians at home should prove too strong for Powerhouse and thus keep in touch will the top four sides . GTV9 with the bye will have their fourth successive week without a game.

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Whitefriars at home to Banyule should have another percentage boosting victory while Ormond shoul, be able to do likewise at home against Collegians . Marcellin should return to the winning list at the expens, of University Blues but the results of the remaining two games could remain in doubt until the final siren, Old Xaverians will be at home to De La Salle Blue and despite their great victory last week I do not believe the Old Xaverians will be able to defeat De La Salle Blues whose 1989 form has been the superior. The Old Haileybu ry versus Old Paradians Greengame could be a Grand Final rehearsal . Haileybury suffered the,r first defeat last Saturday while David McCormack has his charges mowing down opposing sides like a juggernaut The Paradians believe they can avenge their opening round eight point loss and when judged on recent form I must select Old Paradians Green .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 University Blacks, probably rent by the vacation travel to Old Brighton Grammarians . I tip the locals who play the Brighton Beach Oval so well . North Old Boys should notch another victory at the expense of Melb -) urne High School Old Boys who are not having a successful season . Old Scotch journey to Bulleen Temple : l ovye where the locals will be competitive . However in the final analysis I believe Old Scotch possesses the taler ; to win . Old Paradians Purple should record their first victory since May 6 by defeating Caulfield Gramm .~ rians at Bundoora today. Therry travel to Old M elburnians where they should win again and maybe move into the top four as a result . St . Bernards make the long journey to Clayton to play Monash Blues . Vacation time could weaken M Onash so I will select St . Bernards. .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Thomastown play Ivanhoe for the second time in three weeks . On June 3 Thomastown came from behind to win by twenty nine points . At Thomastown I have no reason to think Ivanhoe can reverse the result today.

Mazenod should record another big victory at the expense of St. Kevins while at home I expect Hampton Rovers to tighten their grip on fourth place by defeating De La Salle Gold . Albanvale & Fawkner should play an interesting game on the Mutton Reserve . Albanvale have the players capable of guiding them to the victory I believe they will attain . Parkside at home to Bulleen United should have only minimal difficulty in winning the four premiership points. Old Trinity, anxious to atone for last week's loss by accounting for Aquinas today should do so .

-®'S Corner

by Mike and Russel l

?~~' ~ n 'Bozo' Natoli on turning over his 200th game last week . A rundown shows he has 1hes (3 years), 125 SESFL tussles (7 years) and 25 VAFA encounters (2 years) . No w in the middle John is obviously saving his best w(h)ine till last , I done also to Graham 'Vaseline' Bland on achieving his 50th boundary run last Saturday . Does he I,u completed games or only his appointments? oat on the back to an evergreen Parkside stalwa rt and living legend . Not it's not Tom 'The Villain' Johnsto n neral Jack Maxwell Esq . Week in, week out, rain, hail or shine, win, lose or draw, Jack is always ther e --see the umpires' requirements and make them feel welcome at Pitcher Park. Thanks again, Jack . We appreciate having you around . s Vocabula ry Update : First it was 'maturation'. Now we can add `scenario' to s ire and also 'perpendicular' to Alan `Book'em Stubbs' running style definitionsA.lan'Grany Smith' * ~~ work by Greg `The Groin' Hardiman to ruin a top weekend 'down South' only to find himself out on for a while because a player couldn't get out of his way quickly enough . One should never trust a ismaniall l e to see all the 'Poison Pervs' - that is, Umpires' Observers to all the lebs - at th r nt Advisor' s ting . It is good to see that they always can't agree . These gentlemen must surely be able toereplace Kylie ,'=ason in the Top 10 . Keep those pencils sharpened boys. =st wishes to Julian 'Diamonds' Velleman following recent minor surgery . He claims it had somethin g with cartilages but we all know that he was having his wallet removed . could hardly believe that it was Peter'Fletcher Jones' Keogh who arrived at training recently in a`Bagga' tz . nsportation . What happened to those `Brotherhood leathers' and the ' uce D .-W9 Must won Division 5 in ' : a" :o. p Thanks to G oalies Su ) -mo, Kevin 'Ronnie' Barker for filling in at Headqua rt last week . Too bad he oldn't fit into his gear properly. Something to do with a girth . Could this be the ers start of a comeback ?

Was that really'The Lip' and Kenny C we saw at training the other week? It was hard to tell given the receding In the case of Ken, it must be that Life Membership requires attendance on at least one training it per year .

Soon to be released : Peter 'Agate' Harris' "Do - it-yourself Guide to Goal Umpiring" !

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In answer to last week's question re Goal Umpire reports - M ike M urray is keeping all responses/information I to himself .

Keep on bouncing Mike and Russell

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Marketing News by y Sneddo n

,-eresting to observe the Uni Blues v Old Paradians reserves game at Elsternwick Park last Saturday . . Central e, Norm Nugent, had son Alan playing on the wing for the Blues and boundary umpire Brian O'Donnel l i son Glenn playing for Paradians. Probably lucky the mud made most players unrecognizable as I'm sure r treatment would certainly have been levelled .

I think it's about time I got back to mentioning our very important sponsor group and this week I woulci to focus attention on the Australian Wool Corporation .

The Australian Wool Corporation (AWC) has been involved in major sport for quite a number of years, particulai working with leading apparel manufacturers supplying wool based 'walk out' uniforms for our Autralian Olym c and Commonwealth Games Teams, Davis Cup and Federation Cup tennis teams and our successful men's awomen's Australian Cricket teams, plus many other Australian sporting teams .

The AWC has also been busy with 'on field' apparel, particularly keeping our 'successful' Australian Test cricketer warm (or is it cool now that England has experienced a warm summer?) - at least they're comfortable in thEi famous 'Green and Gold' banded pure new wool cable knit humpers .

In fact, talking of success, the Australian Women's Cricket Team which last December won the World Cufor the third time in succession, were resplendent in their pure well cable knit jumpers .

Well, this time of the year the AWC is more involved in keeping our Australian Football players comfortable in quality 'Woolblendmark' football jumpers .

These 'Woolblendmark' jumpers have, over many years, been well and truly tried and tested by the Carlton Football Club . Over the years other VFL clubs, such as Fitzroy, Geelong, Footscray and Melbourne have also worn the jumpers . In fact, Carlton players have commented publicly that they would prefer 'Wool blend' jumpers to anything elso that may be available .

VFA, VCFL and of course, the VAFA, have endorsed the 'Woolblendmark' jumper .

The VAFA is most grateful to the AWC and its approved manufacturer, Hugh Lyon Knitwear, for supplying all VAFA Representative Teams with the big W'' Wool blendm ark'jumpers and an eye-catching casual team jumper .

I'm sure the AWC and Hugh Lyon Knitweat could provide your Club with a fasion 'off the field' Club supporter jumper - the Rugby tops have been a great hit with many Clubs.

Well, a great deal of credit for the development and marketing of the 'Woolblendmark' football and casual rugby top jumpers must go to Dougal Pleasance, the AWC's Controller, Technical Marketing - and yes, we have another ex-amateur footballer in our midst, for Dougal played with Geelong Amateurs in the 1950s , The VAFA acknowledges the tremendous support it has received from the AWC and its approved manufacturers Hugh Lyon Knitwear over the many years the sponsorship arrangement has spanned .

THE VAFA WEARS WOOL . . . . and we hope to for many, many years to come.

So pull on your .Woolblendmark' jumpers boys and go for it . . . . good luck for Round 10 .

Could regular readers of this column please refer to the promotional page elsewhere concerning the U19 Championships being held at VFL Park next Wednesday .

1988 Victoria Police Award for the Most Disciplined Team was presented f Development Officer) to De La Salle FC U19s last Wednesday night . by Greg Paine (VAFA Promotion s ~ach week, each U19 team is given a rating out of 10 in regards to discipline, self control and genera l ~rtsmanship by the officiating field umpire . Votes are being recorded each week again this year and (a small - 1 it is very tinht Amnnnet +ho IoarJ "ongratulatUons to De La ; well done Greg and thanks to the Victorian Police Force for their generosity .

Sportsman of the Week - Hampton Rover's Jamie Ross who starred for the VAFA U19s in their final practice =tch against the Victorian Country Teal Cup team at Elsternwick Park last Sunday .

All players had hard games on the Saturday before and for Jamie to kick 5 goals in atrocious conditions the Sunday, surely was equivalent to a 10 goal on a normal day performance .

Well done Jamie - perhaps a "Denny's" award would be appropriate .

Could all readers please see the revised Elsternwick Park program in this "Footballer" - important to note at there are no matches at the Park today or for the next 2 weeks .

I'd heard that Ray Jordon had mellowed . Well in the practice match mentioned above, 'Slug' had only 18 syers left late in the game . One lad made 3 errors in a row (probably through sheer tiredness - 2 games/2 }ys) and off he came leaving only 17 .

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Due to the rapid deterioration of the playing surface of the Elsternwick Park main oval, all scheduled matches have -en cancelled and revert back as home matches for first named clubs .

That is, there are no matches being played at Elsternwick Park on June 24th, July 1st and July 8th .

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August 26th (A) Collegians v Old Scotch July 1st NO GAMES *August 27th (G&H) Grand Finals July 8t h September 2nd (B) B Section 1st Semi-final July 15th ( D) Elsternwick v State Bank 'September 3rd (A) A Section 1st Semi-final July 22nd (A) Parkside v Old Xaverian s September 9th (C) C Section Grand Final July 29th " GAME STILL TO BE ALLOCATED 'September 10th (A) A Section 2nd Semi-final '\ugust , 5th (B) Old Trinity v Old Brighton September 16th (B) B Section Preliminary final ~ugust 12th (A) Old Scotch v Parkside Septemb eber 17th (A) A Section Preliminary final August 13th (B) Therry v Old Trinit y Septemr 23rd (A) B Section Grand final -~ugust 19th ** GAME STILL TO BE ALLOCATE D *September 24th (A) A Section Grand fina l 'Sunday *Contact General Manager if home club interested in playing at Elsternwick Park on this day .

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TRIBUNAL - JUNE 20 MAY 20TH ROUN D •g, PATTINSON ( Uni Blacks) - Striking - Suspended seven matches.

MAY 27TH ROUN D g, V~tARBURTON ( Waverley) - Striking - Suspended eith matches .

R BARTLETT (St Andrews Res.) - Kicking - Suspended for remainder of season 1989 .

JUNE 17TH ROUN D M cFARLANE ( Uni Blacks U19) - Striking - Suspended th ree matches .

G . THEOBOLD (MHS Old Boys U19) - Striking - Suspended three matches .

J. JAGO (Ivanhoe U19) - Kicking - Suspended four matches . =J. CIRKAVIC ( Ivanhoe U19) - Striking - Suspended three matches.

F. BASSI (Brunswick Res .) - (1) Disputing umpire's decision and swearing ; (2) Deliberately wasting time ; and (3) Abusive language to umpire - Suspended two matches on (1) ; one match on (2); and one match on (3) . Total Suspension - four matches .

-Referred to Tribunal by Investigation Committee . =Accepted Prescribed Penalty .

Abusive and Obscene Languag e Clubs are advised that the penalties that apply to the Under 19 competition in relation to the Abusive and Obscene Language will now apply to all sections of the competition . That is 'An audible obscenity will result in the player being automatically ordered from the field for 15 minutes of playing time . If a second offence occurs or if one of the umpires is the subject of the obscenity, the player will be reported and automatically sent off for 15 minutes of playing time "

Personality Pars

Commencing 10 a .m . to 5 p.i . . .

MELBOURNE CRICKET f°_° (or VFL PARK -a see p a pers lo®° ~ See VAFA's Under 19 best in action . Coached by Max Lyon, our boys hope to go one better this year and win tthis most prestigious carnival .

11 .00 a.m . VCFL v VAFA 1 .30 p.m . VMFL v VAFA 2.45 p.m . VFA v VA FA Support your players - be in attendanc e All enquiries VAFA , Elsternw ick Park. 5 31 545 2

LAUGHING FAT BLACK SPIDERS 5 0 One of the Bedas Foreign Legion in Roger `D' Gre ch recently played his 50th game for the club _ nce joining St . Bedes . Roger has proved to be a :ary valuable and entertaining player. Roger's brief career to date has been decorated with many highl ghts and perhaps the most notable of those occurred only a few weeks ago at the SBG with ball under arm aodge broke clear of a pack of players and delivere d 60 metre "thumper" right into the goal square .

Rodge thought this was pretty terrific, particularly as he had never before kicked a football more than 20 nietres . Well Roger's self proclaimed glory was short iived when his team-mated "very politely" informed him that he was playing for St . Bedes and not the opposition! . No extra servings of Meaty Bites for that effort Rodge. A keen Blues player Roger openly admits that they won't be around in the 1990's, but ,ie certainly will be . All of us at St . Bedes and obviously our opposition hope so .

this has never stopped him from giving his best at all times, many of these times in the face of severe adversity it is a tribute to his determination that not once has he faded under that adversity .

As a winner of our Most Consistent and Most Determined Player in the past two seasons it is a true picture of the effort he has put into our club, one that we hope will continue for many years to come .

Congratulations today Paul from all associated with the Zedders, let's all hope that you see more of the game this time, than when we last played Williamstown .

WELL DONE SHOP S

OLD CAREY TOWARDS 2000 The Big Night is not far away and tickets are selling fast so be quick . 1st Prize in $2000 as well as 10 complementary prizes . See John Hands for tickets and table arrangements, All details at the Club - be there .

Rumour has it organisers are having a special raffle to raise funds so we can buy Matt Graham a watch!!!

It's 11 .00a .m . for the Two's Matty .

All at ANZ Bank today heartily congratulate Paul Shoppee on reaching his first milestone with our club, 'hat being his 50th game. Paul has hardly missed a game since he started with us, his dedication both ;o training and playing has always seen him one of i)e first picked on our backline. ANZ has not been too successful while "Shops" has been around but

SCOTT BROWNLAW IS 21 !

The township of Cobden may never be the same after some La Trobe players visited for Scott Brownlaw's 21st Birthday bash . They partied on till early Sunday, and it's just as well the pub has been sold, or the family may have been evicted .

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Coach : Richard Pdacisaac t P Shaw (VC) 2, M Langton (DVC) 3 M . Marley 4 Robert Maclsaac 5 M Frenc h 6 Richard Maclsaac 7 A . MacDowel l

Ian Bowden 1 . R . Loughron 2. A . Goul d 3, S . Wilson 4 . L . Higham 5. R . Bang s

6. E . Hutchinson . J . Bucknal i

8 R . Lindsay 9 D . Maclsaac 10.8 Prowse 11 A Phelan 12,S Pinder 13. J . Livingston 14 A. Livingston 15. M . Glenister 16 A. Wilson

17. M . Martin 18.C Curtain 19, C Macisaac 20, K Velthus 21 . A. Holton 22,E . Northam 23 M Dalton 24 S, James 25. M Vane 26, A . Borghesi 27. K . Doyle 28. C . Northam 29 A . Payne 30. C Johnston 31 . S . McLean 32 . J . Lou 33. A . Price 34 M Furlong

OLD SCOTCH OLD COLLEGIANS X AVERI,41dS Coach : The Crocodiles

8 . A . Clunies-Ross 9 . M . Ciunles-Ross 10. i . Williams 11, S . Finlay 12 . D. Campbell 14. C. Wilson 15. K . Fulle r

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16. P Thompson 17. D. Symington 18. R . Western 19. D. Fenton 20, D. Bowden 21 . D. Fergusson 22 . J. Mellon 23 . A . Hurley 24, .W. Matthews 25 . D . Thorn 26 . J . Patterson 27. P Trainor 28 . D . Hooper 29,S. McGregor 30, A . Phillips.

31 . D. Voss 32 . A. Thompson 33 . J . Beaurepaire 34. N . Don 35, G . Lang 37, D. LeLeivre 38. B. Crump 39. C . Williamson 40. N . Bradford 41 . 1 . Bowden 42 . J . Armstrong 43. P Tingate 44. A . Hadley 45. J. Doherty 46. L . Nichols 47 . H. Marr 48. D. McNab 49. D. Ka y 51 . P. Montgomery 52 . D. Little 53. D. Ross 54.R .Sherwen 55. A . Hare 5& N . Ellwood

ST. BERNARDS OL D COLLEGIANS Coach: t M Sal van 2 P Fitzgerald 4 V McGuire 5 J O'Connor 6 G McAlhster (VC) 7 J Toohe y 8 P Monaghan 9 G Wood(C) 10 J Federco 11 P O'Brie n 12 P Hogan 13 R Purcel l 14 S Mehcan (DVC) 15 F Monaha n 16 J Pearson 18 A Purcell 19 S Byrne 20 J Fraser 21 C Dooian 22 M Mahady 23 S Walsh 24 K Mahady 25 G Tot o 26 M McGrath 27 A Nathan 28 P Morrice 29 J McInerney 30 G Powell 31 M Fitzpatnck 32 P Furring 33 M Redmon d 34 J 0'Connell (DVC) 35 J Saundry 36 P O'Dea 37 M O'Connell 38 D Sullivan 39 J Goiiant 40 W Haddad 41 P Freeman 42 A Griffiths 43 A McCleave 44 G Poweli 45 A Walsh 46 A Capes 47 G Dowling 48 B Dooian 49 D Constance 50 L Overman 51 A Sullivan 52 D McAllister 53 R Dooian 54 G Matthews 55 D Abialter 56 M Syna n 57 A Hargreaves 58 B Not t 59 A Elliott 60 N Hisco x

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65 T Bourke 66 D Bourke 74 S Phelan 75 P Hargreaves 76 D Copeland 77 M Dowling 78 M Devers

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F Section UNIVERSITY RED S OLD CAREY G RAMMARIANS A .N .Z . BANK Senior Coach : Tony Kennedy Reserves Coach : Graham Anstus 1 S Duke 2 A Kennedy 3 R Koegler 4 P Cumming 5 T Harbrnson 6 P Marshall 7 G Anstis

8 C Rile, 9 G Simpson si) H B;rken6eid 'â&#x20AC;¢? D Tyreli 12 J McKiilop 13 M Patterson 14 r". Szedz 13 M Furnes s

.'. 16 P Gib6n !.. l7 P Knight .''18 P Boyle '9 G Walkley 20 S Briggs 21 P Shoppe 22 A Bennett 23 L McLeod 24 M Shaper 25 P Strachan 26 M Brrrell 27 G Smit h 28 R Harrington 29 J McDonald 30 R McDonald 3t E Nicosia 32 M Farrell 33 T Gleeson :34 C Westblade 35 B Curthorys 36 W Duscher 37 P Dawson 38 P Sm,d l

39 D Burgess 40 R El y 41 G Downes 42 S Hyde 4-1 G Skien 45 J Poulton 46 B Fernandez 47 T Carte r

48 T Gray 49 J Slattery 50 tvt Sweeney 51 D Harbinson 52 B Dickens 53 P Jones 54 R Hueston 55 T Brain 56 W Tuckey 57 P Jones 58 D Kbell 59 R May 60 N Walsh 61 M Deltdo 62 K Murray 63 T Sullivan 64 D Duck 65 D Dohnt

COMMONWEALTH BAN K Senior Coach: W. Kraska Reserves Coach: W. Sparke s 1 D Chapman 2 J Scot t 3 J Post 4 S Woodward 5 M Shack.Iock 6 P Bowle s 7 D Clode 8 W Kraska 9 M Eans 10 A Paris 12,S Pearce 13 J Quake 14 G Dunkley 15 J Prat t 16 N Keating 17 J Jenkins 18 S Watson 19 R Henry 21 A . Segrave 23 S Kimpton 24 G Joyce 25 A Greg 26 W Ennor 27 G Phelps 28 P Butt,gieg 29 B Jame s

30 J Giannakopoulos 31 M McGonagle 32 W Sparke s 33 S Scorn 34 E Shabo 35 J Martin 36 D Barker 37 P Harrison 38 P Panagiotopoulos 39 G Spano s 40 R Ope 41 A. Post 42 S McNamee 43 B Abrahams 44 A Ave s 45 M Pearson 46 J Yusef 48 G Bibby 49 R Vinc i

50 A Mastaign 53 I Kraska 54 G Chnstou 55 P West 57 M Anderson 59, M Merlino 60 D Harrison 61 P Bollein i '.. 64 M Gillies

ELTHAM COLLEG E Senior Coach, Craig Bransgrove 1 M Ston e 2 S McVicar 3 K Tucker 4 M Edwards 5 C Bransgrove 6 R .Badenhop 7 N Hamshare 8 M Fitzpatrick 9 S . McPhai l 10 S, Keefe 71 .C,Penna 12 . J . Weatherill 13 . D Bishop 14 . R Whelan 15 J . Pitcher 16 A Gardiner 17 . S. Shaw 18.P Kernaghan 19 .L . Dawson 20 W. Stevenson 21 . B. Hanley 22 . I . Kddl e

23 . P Taylor 24, S . Watson 26, M . Delaney 27, S Fitzpatrick 28 A. Hal l 29 N Crawford 31 C. Butler 32 . D Campbell 33 G Hal l 35 S Biddle 36I Chesser 37 C Dare 39 M Barden 40. A Peacock 43 B Anderson 44 M Batting 111 D Wilto n

FOOTSCRAY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Senior Coach : John Maroney Rese rve Coach : Wayne Taylor 1 D. Edwards 2 B Allan 3 R, Gun n 4. M Shembn 5 G . Steto u 6 G Mills 7. P Nelson 8 B Kogimeties 9 .DPower 10. G . MacDonald 11, J. Breheny (C) 12 . R. Phela n

13 K . Thlelmann 14, C . Allan

1 5, S. Flyn n 16, D, Tanner (RVC) 17. J Maroney

18 . J . Perre 11 Johnstone 20. B . Sym e

21 . D. Sutherland 22, P Chil e

23 . M . Darmanin 24 . M . Brown 25 P Lewi s 26 S Case 27, A . MacDonald 28 V Biba s 29 A West 30 G . Elford 31, C. McManus 32 . W Taylor (RC) 33. M . Robertson 34. M Williamson 35 D Hefte r 36 R Gibbs 37 . M Godkin 38 M . Johnson 39 P Morgan 40 M McKenzie 41, T Farag

42 P Bettens 43 M O'Shannessy 44 C Barrett 45 P Allen 46 C White 47 W .Bardenhagen 48 D. Bonne r

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49, B Eccles 50 R Backer 51 M Walter 52 J Fitzgerald 53 T Dyson 54 G . Biggs 55 T Nucara 56. P Cleaver 57.P Kennedy 58 C . McManus 59 M . Case 60 A Murrell 61 M . Russell 62 A Quinn 63 . M, Else 64 E . Eller 65 . P. James 66. B . Sullivan 67, J, Carahan 68 J . Scrub 69 S . Icely

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2 Steve Palamara (2) 3 . S Campbel l 4 . D . Carr 5, S . Bateman 6 . W . Francis 7 . P . Deegan 8 . T . Lucas

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9 P . Hall 10 . C . Boyle 11 . T Smith 12 . A Wilks 13 P Fitzgerald 14 . R . Murray 15 P . Allsop 16, D . Cox 17 .A .Rogers I& D . Rolf e

19. S . McMullin 20. P . Livolh 21 . J . Dicintio 22 . S . McDonald 23 . M . Sayers 24 .C, Todd 25 . F . De Mast 26 . W . Poulte r

27 . R Palamara (DVC) 28 . C Walker 29, P Lux(ord 30 . B . Leggett 31 . I . Neil 32 . S . McCormack 33 . J . Boyle (VGR) 34 . A . Hamilton 35, M . Grad y 36. M . Pollettl 37 . N Collins 38 A Gree n 39. J Kealy (DVC-R) 40 J . Bartel s 41 . T. Chilcott (VC) 42 . J . Grimison 43 . A . Chilcot t 44 . G . Smith 45 . G . Rogers 46 .S .Grady 47 . P . Riley 49. M . Fitzpatrick (R-Capt) 50 .S . Minahan 51 . N . Robinson 60 C . Bence 6t . G Matthews 62 . M Brooks 67 . D, Hogan 68 . C . Carroll 69. S . Thompson 71 . D Lambour n

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D Wright R Blyth e D McCieery R Sheedy

S Bolton _3 P Barmby `3 R Tepe 3 1

S USUCk T SinciB Oliver N Morgan P Gittins R Cutlack

68 P Charles u P Hogan G Mitchel l 7 1 S Eldridge '2 R Evans A Webster M Somervdle D Henderson S Oliver

Senior Coach Laurie Duffus Asst. Coac h

ST. ANDREWS Senior Coach: Roland Magro Rese rves Coach: David Saddler 1 . I . Stewar d

2 G Browne 3 R,Sonan 4 J Tapner 4. C Gibso n 5 M . McCormick 6 D O'Keef e 7 R Magro(CC) 7 K . Wright 8 . D. Mastin 9 . G . Casey 10 S Rul e

tt . P GOldsr+orthy 12 . W,Chamra 13, R . Davies 14 N Taylor 15 D lies

15 P. Cavanagh 16. A . Watts 17. P, Little t8,D Shaw 19 . G . Undy 19 C. Miller 20. C Leopold 21 . R . Pepyat 22 . B Funneli 23 C . Arts 24 . D Saddler 25 . R . Vimba 26 . V. Sclulli 27 J Reginald 28J Kilkenny 29 N . McDonald 30 B. Emblem 31 . D. Briggs 32. L Libardl 33 C Crooks 34 G . Lall y 35 J Farah 36 P Grandy 37. B Whiting 43 S Tyrrell 44 G Phelan 45 A Park (DVC) 48, C . Taleb

49. J . Montalto 50, R Heaney 51, M . Davies 54 . P Bovezza 55 . S . Fielding 56 . J . Mansour 57 . S. Knight 59 .P. Woods 60 . G . Palmington 61 . C . Beard 62. C . Galea 66 R .Lowe 69 l Ashby 70 D Bartlett 74. C . Overend

ST. LEONARDS Coach : John Lord 1 S, O'Connell 2 N Ng

3 N Stubbs 4 A Fitzgerald 5 A, Nicolaa 6 R Eddington 7 P Kanee n 8 B Dinning 9 A, Levy 10. S. Wigley 11 . A, Sher 12 . G Proebstl 14. G . Bulluss 15 N Timms 16 J . Ward 17 A Jackson 18 S . Margetts 19 M . Brooks 20 A McCully 21 R Walker 22 . N . Sher 23. M Preston 24 R . Dunlevie 25, A Gunan e 26 . G_ McDonald (C) 27. A, Poun d

28 D Ray 29 M, McComb 30 S Fletcher 31 . R . Bulluss 32 .J Ruffin 33.S .Harwson 34.B Jackson 35 P Jones 36, P Claxton 37. M Lansdell 38.D Newman 39 . M Aitken 40 D Cananzi 41 P Commerford 42,J Gill

43 C .Gudwood 44 . M . Dyer 45,S, Lydster 46 D Stitford 48 . A . AinaShcs 49 . R . Goodman 53 . R. S7ogren 57 . R . Lydster 59. M. Ingram 64. D. Ricco

Tim Hillis 1 . L Duffus 2 . D Fossa 3 C . Walden 4 S Maus 5. P Barone 6 C . Hosking 7 S. Hayes

8 G .Roughsedge 9 S . Katsiamakis 10, D, Cahi r it . D. Murphy 12 . P O'Brien 13. J . Grassby 14 E . Suidgeest 15. K . O'Connell 16 J DeAngelis 17, D . Upfd l

18 V. Koop 19 . M . Moran 20 G . Pressey 21 . I . Jennens 22 . G Cook 23 B Condon 23.S.Giacon 24. A . White 25 S.Jackson 26, M . Jones 27, D Fraser 28 . K Sporn 29 . G . DuChateau 30,G Crdiland 31 . R . Zappeih 32. L. Kildey 33.L . Dynes 34. P. Smithers 35, R. Goldberg 36. G . Moloney 37 . D. Power 38 C . Rogers 39 S. Salzano 40 D . Delaney 41 M . Angelo 42 . W Johns 43J Rokamp 44 . P While 45 E . Evans 46 . D. Kent 47. M Hayes 48 P Hutchings 49 . N . Lee

50 W Beacon 51 I . Mezzallra 52. S. Guilty 53 A. Green 54.V Chow 55. P Phillips 56. A . Joselend 57. F. Butler 58. G . Moloney 59. R Brewer 63. F. Russell 69. A . Sheridan 86 B Klau 96 F Gosdscha n

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WAVERLEY AMATEURS Senior Coach : John Hart ley Rese rv es Coach : Neville Worthen 1 G Hands 2 M Kane 3 D Lawle r 4 B Reynolds 5 S Price

6 J Marti n 7 M . Dinsdale 8 P Burghardt 9. S Cartel 10 M . Luxa 11 .J Dickson 12 . M Rohan 13 S Darvell 14 N Bell 15 J Bel l 16 D Smith t7 J Murray 18 S Dunstan 19 G Sharrock 20 . J, Hartley 21,T, Paxlanas 22, N . Wathen 23 . J . Keppel 24 J . Caygill 25 G . Ross 26 M . Dereus 27 D Black 28 P Mahoney 29 R Dupuy 30 V Caruso 31 D Young 32 K . Canton 33. S. Farley 34.K .Sneddon 35.1 McDowell 36 R Duvallon 37. G, Wathen 38, B Maya 39B Hannan 40,5 Thomas 41 G Flemming 42 . P. Black 43 . K Durose 44 E Atgaras 45 1, Nanklvell 46 A Slink 47 J Fuller '.. 48 C Conroy 49 C Neate 50. P Thomas 51 . P Battour 52 . B . Flanagan 53. M . Sharrock 54. G. Kell y

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WILLIAMSTOWN C .Y .M .S .

Senior Coach : Mark Cannon Asst. Coach : I . McGowan Reserv es Coach : Damian Ma rti n G Levia~ 2 D Da,.~,son 3 A Harry

4 P McGowan 5 F Van der Peet 6 G Hylan d 7 M Cannon (CC) 8 J Borg 9 J Neenan 10 S Lugowski 11 A Elliott 12 Andrew Featherston 13 P Graha m 14 A Cook 15 D White

16 P Van Dongen 17 Anthony Featherston 18 D . Elliot t

19 S Calderwood 20 M Der a n 21 A Cabansag 22 D Temby 23 G Mugavin 24 A Ryan 25 C McKenzie 26 C Muscat 27 B Tuc k 28 J Medak 29 D Bouchier 30 D Digenova 31 J . Corfield 32 B. Mazouns 33 B Rya n

34 G Gammone 35 S Kennedy 36 G Stephens 37 B Cetinich 38 A Reader 39 J .Tuc k 40 C Elliott 41 B Mar r 42 M Kennedy 43. A . Morelli 44. G . Smith 45 . S. Smit h 46 . S, McKenzie 47 T. Ferris 48 C Cheetham 49 G Dori a

50 SVlnes 51 D . Bubnic 52 . P Culhane 53 J De Bono 54 .P Campagna 57 B Han n 58. D . Darcy 59. P. Dervan 60, R . Butterfield 61 . R I . McGowan

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12 D 0 Loughlin 13 T Alfor d 14 D Hodge 15 J McNamara 16 C Kin g 17 P Smith 18 P Davison 19 P Flanagan 20 B McKenna 21 P Hewit t

22 J Ryan 23 M Carter 24 A Whelan 25 S Bell 26 G Box 27 I . Shaw 28 G Wright 29 S O'Loughlin 30 G Hewit t

31 J Dean 32 C Gndle r 33 D Postiethwaite 34 M Taruli i 35 S Livingstone 36 D Phelan 37 B Jones 38 M McCarthy 39 E Whitfield 40 D Wright 41 D Croft 42 B Spiess 43 C Rogers 44 K Cox

45 J Goidsmid 46 M Box 47 P Kweteiaths 50 P Gnerson 52 1 Mitchell 53 S Alford 56 D Laws 57 V Alexander 58 A Crosby 59 N Lynch 60 B. McKellar 69 Dean Farrell

70 Peter Sainsbury

B RUNSWICK Senior Coac h S. King Reserves Coach F. Bass i 1 L .Jones 2. B . Bassi 2. B Owe n 3 A Strachan 4 P Conduit 5 D Stevens 6 S . Hewit t

7 D Carroll

8 Q O'Sullivan 9 I . Campbell 10 R . Watkins 11 . M . Snelson 12 A. Coo k 13 S Kannegiesser 14 P Spezz a 15 T. Barley 16 D Leheny 17. P Hardy 18 A . Black 19 N . Gunnin g

20 G. Santacattenna 21 D . Marshal l 22, G Huckstepp 23 S McLean 24 S, McBride 25 B Hul l 26 C . Stevens 27. M . Wade 28 B. Gibson 29 C Birch 30 M . Sayers 31 L Cordes 32 S Gibson 33 J. Ralph 34 T Leaney 35 T Heaney 36R,Kennedy 37, A . Watterson 38 S . O'Brien 39 P Sayers 40 R Elde r 41 K . Drysdale 42 R Barham 44 R McKissack 47, R . Craigie 48 D. Murphy 50. M . Green 52, M . Hobden 54. N Campbell 56, R Camp 57 B Watterson

DOVETON S .J .O .C .

HEATHERTON Senior Coach : Darry l Patterson Assistant Coach David Buck Rese rve Coach : Wayne Elliott 1 . G . Kin g 2. P, Ulbric k 3. P. Sawyer(VC Res) 4 . T. Lovett (DVC ) 5. D. Zammit 6. A. Todd TS. Price 8, T. Howell (VC) 9, S . Herft 10 D Reddaway 11 T Kelso n 12 . P Quinn 13. R . Ticknei l 14. D . Patterson (CC) 15. R . Watson 16, R . Todd 17. B. Norman 18. B. Pope 19. G . Cust 20 . C . Zenker 21 . M . Easey 22 . M . Easey 23 . E . Cosgrove 24. A . Pric e 25, B . O'Donnell 26. A . Perkins 27. H .Jones 28. M . Inglis 29.I .Leeson 30. B. Scott 31 . P Mule 32 . D. Heins 33.T. Essay 34. G . Paterson 3S R. Lyons Jnr(DV>;-R) 36. F Lipetr i 37 R . Lyons Snr 38. R. Smith 39. G . Watson 41 . M . Richards 42 . G . Cust

44, F. Khalil 44 . M . Dillon 45, D Elan d 48 . G . Clydesdale 49 . S . Flanner y 50, W. Elliott (R .Capt) 51 . M . Batard o

52 . S. Link 54 . P. Hopkins 55 . A, Hardman 57. R . Murphy 60 . D. Buc k 69 . R . Harvey

LA TROBE UNI .

Coach : P. O'Donohu e Asst. Coach: C. Orvad Rese rves Coach : J . Williamso n 1 R . Little (Capt.)

2 . D. Huffer 3 . A. McGibbon 5 . R Shannon 6 . M . Dalbosco 7. D. Moor e 8 . B . Franzman 9 .J .Sandy 10. M . Bakogiarns 11 . L . Athanasakis 12. P.Tucc i 13, J. Trimboli 14. J. Harper

15. M . Lewis (DVC) 16. G . Liersch 17. J. Limperakis 18. A . Jensz 19.P Gough 20, A . Marriott 21 . L . Gree n 22 . M . Edmunds 23.S. Duni n 24. T. Fawcett 25. P Gehrig 26. C. Polatos 27. J . Hubbard 28. C. Panozzo 29 Z . Zuccala 30, V. Cavaheri 31 . P Chilco 32. F. Andruela 33. S . Hands 34. N . Morrice 36. D. Poole (VC) 37. A . Conroy 38. J . Spano 39. A. Taylor 40. A. Blaskett 41 . R . O'Connor 42 . S . Brett

43 . S. Visser 44 . J . Mills 47. D. Sdebottom 48 A . Cummings 49 . C . McLachlan 50. S. Brownlaw 52 . J. Cousin s 59 . I . Wrigglesworth 64, T Wilson

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Reserves Coach : M . Cannon 21 . C. Brunt 3 M DeMorton 4 P DiMarco 5 . S. Odicho 6 . V. Grimaldi 7. J . Bnffa 8, A . Francis 9 . A . Samartino 11 . K . Hehi r 12. J . Serratore 13. K . Lianeas 14 G . Parkinson 15 H . Tsailtas 16 S . Tsailtas 17. A . Tabbi t 18. C. Keay 19 . D. Balazsy 20. B. Pisasaie 21 . J . poles 22 . P. Fox 23. C . Fox 24. S. Hog g 25- M . Mazzareiia 26. V. Liros i 27. P. Randello 28. G . Mills 29.D.Adams 30. F. Miraglie 31 . P Whiteman 32. D. Scenes 33, J. Androutsos 34. M. Karratas 35. P Dowsett 3& M. Payn e 37. D. DeMorton 38, D. Stone 39. L . Robins 40 . 1 . Rooney 41 . G . Poulton 42 . C. Bore Ii 43 . E . Cirillo 44 . J . Tehan

45 . J . Cardassis 46, D. Tai t 47. M . Wade

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Bilby L Shaw n Ndlaton nompso n Panagiotopolu s P . Cramer (VC) Thompson P Duddendge P McKenzie G . Poiso n Evans R Gathercol e .' Bradford 9iddieton ; Henr y P . Carmichael 0. Wittingslow Bartlett Pollard ;c S Braden 1 1, D Barrett N Baxter P . Bowden -S . Parker (VC) C McKay ' Daviso n Fr Anthony R Barnar d Milner M Vaxa6 s Simmons T Fogarty B Fordha m ~ S Imac h 55. B Scott 56JJohnstone 57 P Kyvelos °- R_ Lindus 05 D Marlyn 60. V McGuire 61 R Mille r 62 C Pollard 63. D. Poulton 64, N Saville 66. B Sims 67.P .Sotenou 68. M Spencer 69 . M Blind t W Crossley C SA Sotenou 81 G . Kirk 82 P . Day 83 P . Baroch 84 . P Lewis 91 N. Barlm g

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OLD GEELON G Senior Coach : Russell Parkinson Reserves Coach : Chris Barnett 1 8 Harwood (C) 2 J Twigg (VC ) 3 P Clarke 4 S Dude 5 R Burn 6 7 8 9 10 11

S Burgess T Johnstone J Handbury R Herman T Hog g D Colaci M David 12 A Jameson 13 14 D MacLeod 15 D Ohphan; 16 W Dovding 70 L Cariton 11 D McLeod 2 D Colac, 13 M Naylor 14 P Butler

15 W Doa.v6ng 16 R Emmett 17 C Holli s 18 C Richardson kDVC) 79 M Youngma n 20 D Atkins 21 J Dowling 22 E Spiden 23 C Landale 24 D Halhs 25 J Henderson 26 R Hanna 27 D Catanach 28 A Turne r 29 J Neville Smith 30 B Allender 31 T Jackson 32 M Baxter 33 W Robertson 34 W Davis 35 J Gaylard 36 R Bennett 37 M Borthwck 38 R LeDeux 39 P Jewel l 40 H MacGo++an (DVC) 41 R McDonald 42 C Pappas 43 C Slorach 44 A Morton 45 C Pearson 46 R Burch 47 0 Clerk 48 P Hayes (ResCapt) 49 A Forema n

50 J Gran ; 51 P La w 52 M Williams 53 C McKean 54 M McPhee 55 A MacMiI'an 56 J Omontl 57 C Ross 58 R Stubbs 59 C Stewart 60 B Smith 61 J Stanley 62 A Dawson 63 T Brock=_cpp 64 N Ccih n 65 P Holloway 66 N Robinson 67 H Youngman 68 P Butler

69 8 Furphy 70 G Lavender 71, P Wotherspoon 72 D Laurie 73 B Furphy 74 0 Leslie

75 J Munnings 76 J Twigg 77J Ide

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V•A•F• A PENINSULA OLD BOYS Senior Coach : M . Sampson Reserves Coach : W. Francis 1 . M . Sampson 2 . S . McMahon 3, D Morgan 4. A . Hume 5. D. Crawler 6 . D. Angeleri • 7. N . Franks (DVC) 8 . P. McGowa n 9 . P Krohn 10. C . Burch it, R . Sharpin 12 . C . Sharpin 13. T Dennis 14. S. Baxter 1& C . Hawke 16,J. Bieasby 17. M . Marines (Capt) 18. S. Glove r 19. B. Collopy 20, B . Bonnett 21 . P Corrie 22 . R . Horrigan 23 . D. Maughan 24, M . Fisher 25. J . Ricketts 26. G . Martin 27. J. Harrison 28. P Gracie 29. T Mitchener 30. J. Labrooy 31 . S. Warner 32. A Gracie 33, W Franks (ResCapt) 34 .R .Graham 35.S . Farrow 36. C. Watt 37. M . Watts 38.J.Crowder 39. A . Walsh 40. W. Reid 41 . A . Dolphin 42.P.Anqus 43 . B Jarrett

44 . W. Bovingdon (ResVC) 45.R. Keenan 46. G . Robinson 47. E . Davey 48. G . Glover 49.S .Begg 50. G . Debruyn 51, M . Burnell 52 . C. Gardiner 53. S. Hamilton 54. C . Dickman 55. D. Hunter 56. D. Jennings 57. L . Marks

58. D. Matheson 59.J.Rock 60. G. Scott

ST. BEDES Senior Coach: Peter Riordan Rese rves Coach : Alex Ba rt sch 1 . N . Williamson 2 . D. Marshal l 3 . P Riordan (Capt.)

4 . B . Ridewood 5 . G . Connolly 6 . E . Kotis 7. N . McColough 8 . D. Segley 9 . R . Smallwood 10, S. Gray (Sean) 11 . R. Grec h 12 . D. Spencer 13. S. Zahra 14. P Lannan 15. P Walker 16. B . Berry 17. M . Atherton 18. B . Hutchinson 19. B . Tomlinson 20. M . Beasley 21, A . Whdeiaw 22. C . Bracchi 23 C. Dunlop 24 . T. Beasley 25. D. Smith 26.T. Cusack

27. J- Elmore 28. C. Freer 29. B. Hambridge 30. G . Fitzgibbon 31 . R . Burns 32, Matthew Beasley 33. Ray Purcell 34. A . Boag 35. B. Mills

36. M . L'Huede 37. N . Fitzgibbon 38. B. Dunstan 39. Mark Beasley 40 R . Mann 41,T, Bryant 42. M . Hollmgworth 43, C. Parks 44. R . Bryant 45, T. Gattuso 46, C. Ross 47.P Kennedy 48. S . Free r 49. A . Pethneila 50, S. Campbell 51 . W. Miles 52, D. Kelsey 54. M . Danieils 55. S. McIver 57. G . McIver 59. P. Newport

U .H .S .O .B .

Senior Coach : Alan Flavel Reserves Coach : Anthony Boyce 1 . A . Flavel (C) 2 . R . Higgins

3 . R . Flavei 4. G . O'Bryan 5 . J . Zanin 6 .S.Agnew 7. C . Skins 8 . K . Hunte r 9 . D. Cattanach 10. P. Burns

WEST BRUNSWICK Coach: A . Hall Reserves Coach P. Leathern 1 . I . McNeice 2 . D. Cecch i

11 . N . Caine 12 . C . Arno]

3 . A . Hall (Capt) 4 . S . Casley (DVC) 5 . R Leathern G-R) 6 . S . Capron 8 . B . Taylor 9 . B . Davis 10. S. Fyffe 11 . L . Kir k

13. N . Seymore 14. D . Regan 15. M . Davidson 16. J. Bowers 18, P Hooper 19, G . Mazza 20 .P. Woo d 21 . M . Grant 22 .N .Andrews 23 . C. Gamble 24 . A. Kountios 25 . G . Beasley 26, C. Gathercole 27. D . Hovenden 28, A. Fighera 29 . J . H o 30. S . Epifano 31 . S.Zerna 32.D . Bunn 33. M . Taig 34. J . Palmer 35. B. Lugg 36. R . Clements 37. R . Burns 38.A.Boyce 39. G . Constantine 40, R. Salmon

44 . Mark Rodgers 45. R. Taylo r

41. P. Bourke 42. D . Wallace 43. N . Currie 44. P Vesetas 45. P . Thompson 46, M . Roberts 47. P Dekonning 48.B.Hudd 49. G . Spinks 50. P. Williams 51 . J . Liprino

52 . M . Hopwood 53.P Shanahan 54,B.Leared 55. J. Toht1 1 56, M . Kostos 57. M . Rennick 58. B . Boyce 60. R Ka y 61 . G . Sharples 62 . L . Keating 63. D. Cother 64. G . Allen 65. P Baker 66. D. Brooks 68. G . O'Keefee 70. B . Moloney 79. K . Strahan

12 . K . Buhagiar 13. D . Anderson 14. D . Anderson 15. P McNaughton 16. P. Magafas 17. R . Diacon 20 . S . Lampard 21 . D. Lampard 22 .N . Magafas 23 . J . Jackso n 25. C. Hatzistavrou 26. C. Fitzsimmons 27. G . Hatzistavrou 29 . D. McAllister 31, W . McNeice 32. T. Johnstone 33. G . Chappell 35. R. Campagna 36. G . McDonald 3T S. Penn y 39. W. Wilki e 40. R. Baker(ResVC) 41 . R . Hokkane n 42. G . Sherif f

46. S . Bargiamdis 47, T Jackson 49, S . Benettt 50. P Robinson 52 .J .Hogan 53. S. Lababidi 54. B. Kynakidi s 55, M .Chapmart(DY>;-R) 56. W. Herrmann 57.C.Leatham 58. W. Lewi s 59. R . Ashdowna 61 . S . Godfrey 62 . J . Traynor (VC) 63. G- Tulle 64. D . Marlow 65 . M . McRostie 66 . W. Tulte

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4 M Hibb:ns 5 S Hun t 6 A Ingieton 7 C Hinson 8 C Poitock 9 G Griffith 10 C Warner 11 W Daly 12 A Webb

13 S Hinchen (Capt) 14 R Schober(DVC) 15 P Wolff 16 A Wallace 17 P Blackman 18 J Bennett 19 A Scott 20 G Peck 21 I Roberts 22 G Parsons 23 A Wrigh t

24 D Tadgeil (ResCap) 25 A Bau m 26 27 28 29 30

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45 J Powell 46 A Mitchel l 48 J Lemon 49 G Kennealiy 50 R Greeees 51 P Baxte r 55 M Davis 56 J Smith 58 P Swa n 59 R Lancaster 60 B Wooihouse 61 R Oliphant

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21 P Thornley (DVC 22 R Schober ~.s 23 R Jame s 24 8 Burden (C)

25 A Jenkins 26 P Burke 27 R Love 28 D Moore 29 E .Bamundo 30 A . Royston 31 C Vighottl 32 J Brazi l 33 C . Bradley 34. P Hicks 35 S Bruno 36 R . Bruno

9. M . Day (VC) 10 A Gallagher 11 S Johnson 12 S O'Fiynn 13 M . Stapleton 14 . D. Howe (VCR) '5 D Bonse r

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45 M . Carydis (ResCapt) 48. M Peric (ResVC ) 51 5 . Harrison 52 H . Kendall 53. R Sagese 58. P Wgor n 60 N . McAllister

19 M . Delahunt 20 J Pappas 21 . J. Amad (DVC) 22 . T 0 Heh, r 23 S,Lennox 24 C Castagna 25 M Keays 26 A Hewitt 27 D Winterbottom 28 S. Psora s 29 P Harvey 30 R Stewart 31 C Mason 32 G Sheehan 33 S BeatUe 34 L Colson 35 R 0 Callaghan 36 D, Menzies 37 P Sheehan 38 D O'Callaghan 39 F Battistelta 40 A Zannoni 41 P Chappell 42 J Scott 43 P Randall 44 P McIntyre 45.S Boysen 46 J Colds 47 T Buhaglar 48 J Golds 49 G . Hughes 50, M Chun 51 D Cotteriil 52 . P Ftlis

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8. F Mut o 9, S. O'Rourke (Capt) 10 B Hanlon 11 S Hoffman 12 P Weir 13 B Curulh 14 P Miliett 15. P Kearney 16 t3 Hediey 17 M Boyd

19 P Considine 20. P Wright 21 D Baker 22 S Moloney 23 C Alevra s 24 J Marchbank (Res C) 25 J Schmid t 26 S Hibbert 27 R Atkinson 28 G Del l 29 P Daniel 31 G . O'Toole 32 B Sexton 33 W. Hanley 34 B Conti 35 M Fenneliy 36, P Hehir 3TS Russell 38 M . Bowman 39 K Scot t 40 P Leigh 41 P. Dwyer 42 A Baker 43 D, Hotstede 44 B Girolam 45 M, Devine 46 P. Gayfer 47 D. Sharp 48 C .Goodear 49.T Jones 50 C Hibbert 51 J. Cahil l 52 A . Muto 53 S. Biscaro 54. A Schmidt 55 D Perrone 56 T. Siluce 57.R .Adorna 58 T_ Keogh 59 J. Aquila 60 S Scoilo 61 K Healey 65 T Hogan 66 J Ciccotosto 67 D Hinchchffe

OLD PAR A DI A 1' ; Senior Coach : Serge D'Angeto Reserve Coach: PaulLuby 1 P Considine 2 P Wood (VC) 3 M Considine (DVC) 5 D Spillan e 4 M Beers 5 0 Spillane 6 G Smarrnn.

7 P Cosgnt : 8 D Reeves 9 A Canavan 10 0 12 13 J .~lo.

14 P s~arr.15 D Way 16 M Heffernan 17 J Lawley 18 B Grills 19 0 Bibby 20 0 Mcinerney 21 T Beare 22 A Regan 23 P Lucretia 24 0 Abrahams 25 L Mansfield 26 M Powe r 27 P Stephens 28 P Shannon 29 P Zappa 30 F Gleeson(Capt} 31 D Rya n 32 M Skerr,tt 33 A Peyton 34 M Reid 35 P LaRos a 36 B McClements 37 D Freeman 38 R Mill s 39 P Brabender 40 J Tobi n 41 D Jackson 42 P Hammond 43 M Vea l 44 A Pritchard 45 D Perryman (Res C) 46 S Phil p 47 B Shannon 48 P Caddy 49 D Angove 50 P Na m 51 J Goulding 52 C Ray 53 D Exton 54 P Nailer 55 N Mills 56 P Walsh 57 D Beare 58 M Muliavey 59 D Beck 60 C Dunne!

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OLD XAVERIAN S Senior Coach : D . Corcoran Rese rves Coach : M. Callihan 1 P . Visenhni 2 . R . Visentrnl 3 . D . Meagher 4 R . Curtain 5 N . Bourke 6 J Curtain 7 . W . Denton 8 D . McKay 9 M . Guilty 10, A . Walsh

11 G Gresha m 12 . M . O'Shaughnessy 13 A . Doquwl e 14 . D . Stoney 15 T Watson 16 L . Meehan 17 A Ralph

18 P. O'Sullivan 19 G Gooding 20 A . Callan 21 S Lethlean 22 J . Tiernan 21 J . O'Sullivan 24 S . Kin g 25 D Taylor 26 T Atkins 27 J Kennedy 28 A . Klvac 29 M Collopy 30 D . Dann 31 R. Ralph 32, C, Ralph 33, P Klein 34 P . Grotlan 35,C . Mortensen 36 R Mark s 37 M Elli s 38 M McClelland 39 S Heatherington 40, J . McGrath 41 R . Hobbs 42 D . Honan 43. P . Stocks 44 .B .Heaphy 45,N Spargo 46 S Furph y 47 C Thorogood 48 D McLean 49,J Tully 50, M . Plant 51 P Connors 52 J . Ralph 53 .J .Nunan 54 . M . Brennan 55. A . Pricolo 56. M . Gibson 58,R .Kennedy 65. C . Pearson 71 C . Slattery

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PARKSID E Senior Coach : Wayne Bannister Assistant Coach : Jack King Reserv es Coach : Mark Wilso n 1 W Bannister 2 6 Glasgow 3 F Sansonetti 4 R Gard 5 T Gar d 6 L Jakoviceski 7 G Yoksich 8 R Shanahan 9 W Buchhorn 10 M, Sturgess Capp 11 P Hanse n 12 L Inserra 13 V Solig o 14 M Sedgwick 15 J Papas 16 M Campbell 17 C Feeman 18 J Adducc : 19 S Rodwell 20 P Smith 21 D Debas 22 M Wilson CCR) 23 M Sherloc k 24 G Williams (DVC) 25 J Kir,akidi s 26 M Bradley 27 L Fenian 28 T. Franklin 29 M Rowe (VC) 30 J Faikos 31 J King (VCR) 32 L Cowel l 33 M Cotter 34,T Pavia 35 G Panlan 36 P Torre 37 P Coleman 38 N VincROno 39 B Hunt 40 S Bannister 41 D Wood 42 H Dunbabin 43 C Gray 44 L Clarke 45 . P Matkans 46 O Seneck 47 N Mitchell 48 . W Smith 49 8 Inserra 50 K Harty 51 G Pollock 52 G Na,dis 53 D Campbell 54 F Denami 55 D Watson 56 P Papatheodorou 57 S Tolle y 58 D Pawtt 60 C Notis 61 J Fenian 66 A Stuart 69 S Locke

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21 . A, Schlicht 22 R Jaksic 23 T Giles 24 A Wallis 25 C Taylor 26 D . Macinnes 27 M Ligh t 28 G Hazeidine 29 D Buckley 30 P Stevens 31 M Formosa 32 A . Nugent 33 . M Connock 34 H Worsley 35.S Shorten 36 N Macauley 37 A McDonald 38 A Mitchell 39 D Freemantle 40 D Coulte r 41 S Lowrey 42 .B .Cohen 43 A Kennedy 45 G Taylor 46 B Langley 47 . M Hickey 48.J Moloney 49 B Christie 50 I Wilmoth 51 C, Watson 52 A . Carter

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7 P Robertson 8 A . Smyth e 9 P Bel l 10, P George 11 . S Farley 12 A. Parri s

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18 A Course 19 P Nigro 20 H Hansiou 21 D Hooper 22, P Engellener 23 S Pace 24 H Murtic 25 T Merrett 26. R Minnie 27 B Kelly 28, P Mutimer 29, C. Deer 30 R Field 31A Panou 32 . D, Shine 33 G . Miles 34 N, Bon e 35 M Osborne 36 P Gilmore 37 N . Cameron 38 D Cameron 39 T Drive r

40, M McInerney 41 A Rozantis 42 W. Arthu r 43 P Anderson 44. J . Resents 45. D. Phdpots 46 D . Robertson 47.T Bon e 48, S. Slater 49 K Theunisse 50, A . Theunissen 51 .P. Bone 52 . D Peters 53. M . Agrotis 54. G Allchi n 55. S Wotherspoon

1 . M . Green 2, P Barry 3, M Beddoe 4 C Anderson 5 N Frase r 6 P Green 7 J Richardson 8 C. Wrigh t 9 C Campbell 10 D Tessie r 11 J O'Callaghan 12 D Toohey 13 P O'Toole 14 R Faulkner 15 G . Connolly 16 P. O'Connor 17. P Gree n 18 . D. Carroll 19 P Wyle s 20. L . Vanderp6ght 21 C. Stuck ,

22 S, Nash 23 M O'Callaghan 24 M Lowe 25 J McCarthy 26 C McClounan 27, D, Kinsella

28 M . Knupple 29 . M . Bol t 30 M . Kruger 31 . S Davey 32 . G . Sheedy 33 M Mannix 34, B. Waldron 3& M, Behan 36 S . Greely 37. W . Gaspanni 38 A. Cluning 39 N, Mitchell-Hill 40 S McGraw 41 K Mullins 42 J Legastes 43 A . McLeay 44 P O'Brien 45 M Hagen 46 B Kellett 47 L . Quir k

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~ Am F.'.WKN ER Senior Coach: Stephen Buckley Rese rves Coach : Mark Tymms 1 M . Tymms 2 P Rundle 3 G . Busst 4 . W. Hoare 5 S Little & R . Wilson 7. D. Cropley 8 .I .Habgood 9 .J . O'Leary 10 B Saggers 11 K. Busst 12 . P. Tymms 13, P Kerslake 14 M . Roach 15 D . Terr y 16. L . Cohen 17. G . Ould 18 K . Korp 19,S Barrett 20 GScott 21 P McAuliffe 22 . D . Boot h

23 . N . Gosewrnckel 24 . B. Youn g 25 A Saggers 26 B . Sellec k 27 G . Livingstone 28, A . Scott 29, M . Barrett 30 T Pccmin 31 J Madden 32 A Johnston 33 P. Malerczak 34 D. Rugger .o 35 P Barrett 36 C. Kell y

37 M Middlemo 38 P Smith 39 L Dowd 40 R Buller 41 D Cecchin 42 K Dehenin 43 M Busst 44, G Mitchell 45. D . Smith 46, B. Smith 47 A . Brown 48 G . Walker 49. D Portelh 50. R . Cohen 51 . A, Wood 52 . M . Potter 53 S. Lydiatt 54. M . Kane 55. M . Scurgeon 56. J Harrop 61, R . Kavanagh 62, K . Kavanagh 63.T Kavanagh

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24 P Triandos 25 P Balsanni 27, D, Newman 28 P. Littl e 29. A Headberry 30.J. Sturgess 31 J Smit h 32 K Haeusler 33 N . Searle 34, J . Quin 35,A,Tnandos 36 M . Kerr 37 J Andrdsos 38 R Knott 39 J Spencer 40 M Hoyle 41 A Kers 42,R Dean 43 B Hodgson 44. A . Verrocchi 45 M Later 46 A Hodason 47 J, Nicolopoulos 48 P Andntsos 49 K . O'Brien 53,J.Shady 54. R . Trembath 55 Z . Mar c 57. M .Karnzay 58. M . Hanlon 59 H . Middleton 65 D. Wood

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Senior Coach: Alan Stoneham Reserv es Coach : Simon Trumble i . T Wilts 2 . R. Pisarski 3 J . Nichols 4, D Coroner 5 . P Murray 6 . I . Arnol d 7 A Cochrane 8 A Tymms 9 G Bradshaw 10 A Joyc e 11 N Johnstone 12, W Begin 13 R . Seccull 14D.Sands 15. J. Warmsley 16 P Wood 17 D Ward-Ambler 18 W. Ward-Ambler 19. P. Thompson 20 A . Sale k

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5, D . O'Shaughnessy 6, A . Taylor 7, R Forbes 8 A . Kenealy 9. C . Glass 10. C. Brent 11 . T. Phillips 12. T Clark 13. B. Trotter 14 . P Bee r

15 T. Pontefract 16. A . Black 17. L . Farrell 18 A, Maizels 19, J. Hope 20 . M . Par belt 21, S, Drum 22 . P Robison 23, J . Adgems 24 . A . Anderson 25 E . Borghesi 26 L . Colema n

27. I . Wallace (DVC) 28 . G . Harvey 29 . A . Damma 30 . D. Woods 31 . M . Turner 32 . N . Sammut 33 P. Scott 34 .P Papas 35, A. McAree 36 J. Carnegie 37 R Sell a 38 J Cash 39,5 Stoddart 40. K Kenealy 41 1 . Teller 42 . R . Gruen 43 C. Heave 44 . A . Turner 45, N . Kolihs 46 . M . Heat h 47 A. Phadoneos 48 .B .Beamish 49. R . Bon d

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26 M McGrath 27, A Nathan 28, P. Morrice 29. J . McInerney 30. G . Powell 31 . M . Fitzpatrick 32 . P. Runting 33 . M . Redmon d 34 . J O'Connell (D.VC.) 35.J .Saundry 36 .P. O'De a 37. M . O'Connell 38. D. Sullivan 39 . J . Gollant 40, W, Haddad 41 P. Freeman 42 . A. Griffiths 43. A . McCleave 44 G . Powell 45 . A . Walsh 46 . A . Capes 47. D. Dowling 48 . B . Doolan 49 . D. Constance 50 . L . Overman 51 . A . Sullivan 52, D. McAllister 53 . R . Doolan 54, G . Matthews 55 D. Abfalter 56 . M . Syna n

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10, R . Egglestone 11 . A . Crott y 12 . M . EnnisG . Nyman 13, J . D'Andre a 14, J . Gallagher 15 .P. McCann 16 S. Gibson 17. R . Lyon s 18 . T. Taylor 19 . A Ratcliffe 20. M . Bell 21 . J . Tyler 22 . C . Mills 23. C. Bye 24. P. Mallon 25. M . O'Rourke 26 P. Rya n 27 . M .Tadinac 28. D . Sandman 29. C . Barrett 30 J. Reddick 31 . S . Ryan 32 . R . Costello 33, S. McMahon 34, M . Donohue 35. D, Aitke n 36 S O'Brien 37. D, Castaldi 38. M . O'Kearney 39. M Hudson 40, C. Musca t 41, W. Lind 42 . P Jones 43. A . Whelan 44. M . Doran 45 P. Davern 46. C. Ryan 47, P. Ratcliff e 48 D. Wrigglesworth 49 J. Mallo n

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28 .B,van Denderen 29. J . Gray 30. G . Keys 31 . J . Cummins 32. N . Pappas 33, G . Miller 34. P . Somerville 35,J .Hughson 36, J . Smith 37 . G . Haeusler 38 . A . McArthur 39. S . Davie 40 . E . Popovic 41 . M . McLaughlin 42 . G . Wines (C .)

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4 B Ra6erty (Capt) 5 M Hil l 6 A. Breslin 7 M Kouts 8 K Palmer (DVC) 9. B Angw n 10 D Caddy 11 8 Wilson 12 P McGrath 13 N Monaghan 14 R . Patterson 15 P Breslin 16 R Morrison 17 John Sist 18 K Hartley 19 . S. Withers 20 M . Conroy 21 C Chalker 22 PAusterberry 23 G Schultz 24. S Gates

25 James Sist 26 A Antonio 27 I Withers 28 H Dickson (VC ) 29 R . Stocker (ResDVC) 30 S . Talanc o 31 G Otaen(ResVC) 32 S Hill (Res Capt) 33 T. Hill 34 B O'Shannessy 35 S.Kovacs 36 R Tangey 37, T. Hermes 38 S Spalding 39. K . Orman 40 G . Halpin 41 . A. Levey 42 G . Brown 43.1 Gailunas 44 G,Toogood 45. M . Gamlin 46 R . Calder

47 . A. Christensen 48. R . Laffey 49 D, Cassar 50. A . Harrison 51 J. Smith

Senior Coach : John Simpson Rese rves Coach : Steve Scullin I S Scullin 2 J Batt 3 L Hol t 4 M Legge 5 C Ladd 6 P William s 7 J Fraumano (VC) 8, B. Molone y 9 G Pyers 10, MP, Adams 11, M Vea l

12 A Barry 13 A . Short 14 D Allard (C) 15, P Austi n 16, R . Doherty 17. G . Williams 18, J . Turnbull 19 M Scullin 20 G Gent 21 . B Quill am 22 J .Gtlham 23. W. Lusk 24 G . Foster 25. M, Power 26. A Mil l

27 . T Jenkins 28. A . Weston 29. G Sutterby 30 B Gillies 31, S Sanders 32, C West 33 D . Glas s 34 G . Donaldson 35. C, Pyers 36. D . Turner 37. D. Gent 38. S. Mikac 39, G Mooney 40 W . Gibson 41 . D. Gilbert 42 . J . Bishop 43 C . Richmond 44. B. Hogan 45. M . Gilbert 46. M . Knowles 47 . T. Kearsey 48, C Hoist

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CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach : George Voyage Rese rves Coach : Rob Voge s 1 D Matthews 2 A Kahofer 3 B Mathews 4 R . Morrissey 5 . W Horton 6 D Lowe 7 G, Boston 8 M Millard 9 G Dind 10 J Stone (VC) 11, J Dickson 12 R Harrison 13 R Sweetland 14 T Nelso n

15. C Cooney (Capt) 16 T Royals (DVC) 17. G Williams 18 N . Cox 19 J Restarick 20, G Bourke 21 N . Brother 22 J Clarkson 23. D Alle n 24 K . Dachs (ResVC) 25 S . Allen 26, S Williams 27. N Caple 28, J. Maestros 29, R Castles 30. A . Cohen 31 M,Rudden 32 M . Dicrosta 33 P McNamara 34 C . Roseman 35 R Harri s 36 C Worthington 37 . M . Scholten (ResCapt) 38 P Atkinso n 39. Ian Swann 40,S Roseman 41 A Heap 42 D. Gregor 43 R Royals 44 C Bettany 45 M . Stand, 46 P Roseman 47, S, Orr

48 G . Deag 49. S. Morrison 50. J . Headlam 51 . K. Hechn 52 . G . McKay 53 C . Dale 54. C . Simpso n 71 . G . Paine (ResDVC) 74 . J. Harley

HAMPTON ROVER S Senior Coach : Ian Rice Reserv e Coach: Ian Cave 1 2 A Lawso n 3 E Panagioudis 4 A Naumoff 5 D Rogerson 6 D McConwlle 7 B Hibbs 8,W Capp 9 . P Wilson 10 W. Austin 11 I_ Rogerson 12 . W Boyle 13 R. Melnlak 14 G Kelly 15 S Mulholland 16 N Hope

17 B Bir d 18 A Winkler 19 J Hunter 20 S .Pappas 21 . E . Meinfa k

22, R . Hetherington 24 M Youn g 25 M Blake 26 J Harper 27 H LeGrand 28 M McKellar 29, M Andrews 30 S McDonald 31 G Hoggett 32, L Boyle 33 J Mather 34 R Tubb

35 P Hartshorn 36 A Lucas 37 M . Coutts 38 C Amoore 39. K Ivey 40 N . Hassell 41 S. Devereaux 42. G Devereaux 43 0 Pat

44 J . Ross 45,P Jones 46 M . Can 47. B Holstoc k

FERRARI FASHIONS Ladies & Mans Wear Hire & Sale s 467 North Rd . Ormond 578 0943

IVANHOE Senior Coach : J. Wise 1 . R . Armstrong 2 . J Matthew 4 M . Donohue 5 P Manuel 6 G, Cameron 8. J. Wise 9 M Thackeray 11 . D. Witchell 14. 1 . Newbold 15. A Castagnini 16 P Pentingtll 17 A Zanata

18 A, Sotirapoulous 19 G . Bulle n 20 A . Wolf 21 . C. Rose 22 R .Angehni 23 M .Lengaher 24, M Flyn n 25 A . Barre 29 R Malcolm 30 P Rawley 31 .T Anderson 32, M . Peacock 33 C . Flynn 34 . M . Fab is 35 A Matthews 36 .5 0'Connel 37.1 . Forsyth 39 M .Jones 40 D, Webb

41 C, McDonald 43 M Lacey 46 J Lync h 48 . S Hal l

49 . R . Maloney 50 . M . Smith 53 J . Makin 56 B. Bake r 57 D. Balcombe 58 M Balcombe 59 A Balcombe 60 R. Brook 61 G . Cameron 62 D Cartwright 63. R Doyl e 64. W Duleskis 65, P. Dwyer 66 A Fry 67 L.Jones 68.S, Martin 69. S, Monev 70, P. Morcom 71 . R Murphy 72, M . Prat t 73. J . Raftopoulas 74 . C. Richards 75 D . Web b 76. N . Daffy 77 P Decis 78.T. Donahue 79, S . Kin g

80. S. Wise 81 A. Sotnapoulos 82 . R, Angehn i

83. R . Day

Phil Stevens Reserv es Coach : Greg Meadows 1 A. Baxte r 2 C Connelly 3 N . Schmidt 4 . C McKenzie 4, G, Phillips 6 W Smith 7 . C. Waring 8 . D. Baker 9 A . Mytton 10 . P, Bennett 11 .J Rae 12 . D Seccull 13,S, Fulle r 14 G Lasscock 15 W, Phillips 16. J Bingham 17 W . Cox

18 M Constable 19 R . Gerny 20 .S . Grand e 21 A . Walden 22 C.Gregson 23, R . Lavender 24 T. Snowball 25 A Holohan 26 T . Lyel l 27 . G . Smith 28 D . Merrell 29 B Carty 30 . G Taylor 31 N Cameron 32 D. Mille r 33. M . Armstrong 34 . D. Fletcher 35 . F . Mai n 36 . D . Connell 37, P . Wigg 38 . A . Wig g 39 S Dangerfield 40 M Colston 41 J Woo d

42 . P Flockhart 43 D Cotton 44, D Stuart 45. I. Ridoutl 46. C . Farr 47.R . Dobson 48. P . Merrell 49 R . Kingston 50 T.Jones 51 R . Wilson 52.G, Meadows 53 P . Noske 54 . J . Robertson 55. W Caspers 56.B .Ladds 57, A Wilson 56.C Lane 59 .J, Gordon

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OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach : B. Nievandt Reserv es Coach : 1, B Yarwoo d 2 R McKenzie 3 D Fallaw

4 1 Wells (Capt .)

5,J Stevens 6 D . Vea l

7 B Cockerill 8 . P. Skalberg 9. S. Ball 10. B. Hall 11 . A. Ryan 12, A . Marks 13. J. Marshall 14 M . Huber 15. P Cargin 16. T. Stevens 17 A. Tngardh 18. S . Corlett 19.S Jenkin s

20 . M . Dyson (VC) 21, A . Haug

22 . D. Scott 23 . S . Campbell 24 . W. Parry 25 . B . Nievandt (Coach) 26 . N . Glove r 27. P Ritchie 28 DJones 29 . B Wilson 30 . C Warren-Smith 31 J Norman 32 N Harris 33 S Ramsdell 34 . M Lindley 35S Conboy 36 A. Ongarello 37,E . Fakh n 38 . T. Stanley 39 . R . Bashford 40 . B, Bennett 41 . T Cormack 42 . S . Chalkley 43,C,Land 44 .C. Haug 45 S McKay 46 S Burgen 47. D Cuttriss 48, M . Sherwood 49 M . Dodderill 50 . P Wilde

51 D Taylor 52 A . Novak 59 . R . Bel l 63 . N . Skalberg

PRESTO N MBO B Senior Coach : G . Tsolacos Assistant Coach : T. O'Connor Reserv es Coach : S. Ryle s 2, 1 De Bono 3 L. Johnston 4 . S. Hinchcliffe 5, D. Caton 6,D,Hepburn 7. D O'Brie n 8 . T O'Connor 9 . D. Heenan 10 J Mounsey 11 A Hodgson 12, P. Yendall 13 A Phil p

14 M . Zubak 15 D. Hal l 1& B. O'Connor 17, G Turner 18. B. Milner

19. G . Phillips 20, M . Faure 21 . M . Walkley 22 P Bullock 23 I Ewing 24, G . Hawke 25. S, McGowan 26. A Brydson 27 S Richardson 28 A Allen 29 C.McGaw 30 P Cahgiun 31 T. Mason 32. M . Mason 33 R . Haysom 34, P Jones 35 S Ryles 36 N . Maynard 37 E Kyriacou 38 G Sebeh 39 R Johnstone 40 N Hodgson 41 . D. Phil p 42 . B McVeigh 43 . L Caligwn 44 P. Costello 45. S Baxter 46 . A Bullock 47 T Richards 48. C Chnstou 49 . M . Trantino 50. C Caligwri 51 . G . Askwith 52. J. Cluph 53. R . Warwick

ST. KEVINS OLD BOYS Senior Coach : Alan Quaife Reserv e Coach: Chris Nettlefold 1 . R . Hawkins (VCR) 2 . S . Haidamou s 3 . A . Varasdi 4 . J Sergeant 6 . G. Gros s 7. S. Kerr (DVC) 8, P Joyc e 9 J . Fogarty 10. M . Kivac 11 . H . Stone (DVC) 12 R . Arthurson 13. P Hooper 14,J.Dynon 15.0 .Houngan 16. P O'Brien

IT P Foley 18. C . Halfpenny 19 T Anastasaks 20 A . Hall 21 . T. Holde r 22, B. Campbell (VC) 23 M . Waters 24 . P Meagher 25, D Rigoni 26 A . Simmons 27. J. Quinlan 28 J Bare

29 J . O'Brien 31 . J. Nettieford 32 . P Charles 33 S .Loorham 34 .R .Houngan 35, R . Davey 36 . M . McKaige 37. A Beale (Capt) 38 P Panagiotopoulos 39 D Chaffey 40 B Clark (ResCapt) 41 P Redfern 42 P Chaffey 43 S. Bare 44 B Miller 45 P Nanfra 46 .D DeRooden 47 M. Treloar

48 A, Nanfra 49 . M . O'Malley 51 M King 52 . P. Lewi n 56, C. Mooney 59 N Jolley

SIMPSO N CONSTRUCTION CO.

ST. KILDA C.B.O .C. Senior Coach : Peter Olivieri Reserves Coach: Bernie Salter 1 A. McGaw 2 L Buckley 3 J. Howar d 4 B. Boyd (Capt) 5. M . Gille n 6. M . Struth 7. C. Capiron 8. A . Trabinge r 10 J . Clagnan 11 . M . Driscoll 12 . A . Avitabil e 13 . P. Susovich (ResVC) 14 M . Le e 15 M . Lake (DVC) 16. M . Arien s 17 . B . Delaney 18. B. Gill

19. M. King 20. A . Riddell (VC) 21 . D.Behnk 22 .P.Dynon 23. M . Clinc h 24. A . Murphy 25. D . Bilston 26 M . Broadhead 27. P Berenger 28 A . Brandwood 29. I . Hammam 30 . S. McGarnty 31 . P. Sherman 32 . M . Murrihy 33, P. Gonzales 34. M . Boyd 35, R . Ballarin 36 . C Kraus 37. R White 38 . R . Oakley 39, G . Healy 40. G . Broadhead 41 . D. Phela n 42 . J, Naughton (ResDVC) 43. S. Monagle 44 M . Howard 45.P. O'Dea(ResCapt) 46. W . Fiddle r 47, R . Salvin, 48 J, Palmer 49. N . De Read 50,J .Ahern 51 . J. Murnhy 52 . A . Pearl 53 . A. Camm 54 . B . Cummins 55 . P. La Fontaine 56,P,Shortal 57, F. Avitabl e

58, L . Nardeila 59 . M . Ka y 60 . P. Buzza 61 . D. Bergman

D Section

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BULLEEN U N ITE D AJA X Senior Coach : Mark Fledy Rese rves Coach : Andrew Shenker 1 D Mark s 2 A Klepper 3 A Kiel 4 M Frede 5 M Sflver 6 M Roseman 7 G Velleman 8 M Feldy 9 A Burszlyn 10 R Bloom 11 A Halphen 12 G Posxsll 13 J Mond 14 8nan Goldberg 15 P Goldberg 16 A Mtlmacher 17 Oter Komorrnk 18 D Sega l 79 S Joseph 20 D Marla., 21 D Sheezel 22 B Josem 23 A Lebransky 24 J F6nkier 25 M Gross 26 A Ka6nsk: 27 Braham Goldberg 28 D Rockarn n 29 D Buskin 30 D Alberts 31 A Phillips 32 M Borenstein 33 Oren Konornik 34 L Burso n 35 B Spicer 36 P Goetz 37 A Slade 38 J Stern 39 B Kay 40 P Berman 41 G Neeter 42 M Carp 43 J Midler 44 P Cherny 45 D Freeman 46 A Bassett 47 J Jolson 48 L Goldberg 49 J Alberts 50 A Mordech 51 P Lebranksy 52 A Zelmski 53 G Ranks 54 S Wort h 55 B Zielinski 56 H Slyer 57 M Sinclair 58 D Super 59 S Arcoca 60 D Krongold 61 M Hyams 62 . W Krongold 63 M Fox 64 R King 65 J Davi s 66 M Fagenblat 67 6 Rothschtld 68 M Edelstein 69 M Gdanski 70 N Diamond 71 A Woolf 72 C Winter 74 A Horne 75 M Oved 80 G Meltzer 81 M Zurbo 87 R Loune 88 R Bid 90 I Flack

Senior Coach: Vic Harv ie Rese rves Coach Craig Veitch 1 . I Cairns 2 R Morley 3 . S . Dowd 4 . N . Cartledge 5 B Wilson 6 M Kelly 7, C Vetch 8 . C . Wilson 9 . H . Turvey 10 P. Waldren 11 C Chapman 12 . D. Thompson 13 M, Flanagan 14.J.Empe . P Denni sy15 16. C. Fole y 17. D Gandolfo 18 B. Sharp 19. R . Pascoe 20.S. Crockford 21. R Creighton 22, R Green 23. P Sexton 24. D, Stackpool 25. P. Whiting 26. D . Atkinson 27. G Armstrong 28. D . Robbins 29. G . Cotternll 30. D Dowd 31 . W, Reynolds 32 . D, Robbins 33. D, Humphrey 34. 1 . Murmer 35. M . Harris 36. I . Mazuran 37. P Fitt 38. S . Godfrey 39 P Flew 40 D.Speed 47, R Rees 42 H, Roberts 43 . D Sexton 44 . P Basted 45 C Chapman 46 G . Taylor 47 G Connolly 48 P Goetz 49 R . May

50 . G . Hokcing 51 .R . Kennedy 52 . P Laming 53 . S . Baggio 54 . M . Radcliff 56 . S . Avery 57. M . Davey 58 . P. Zorz i 59 . C, Stratton 60 . R . Gallagher 61 C. Kearnan 62 . P Ceccetto 63 M Porter

WILKINSON ,~~,/ ~ .Sti~OR D °

ELSTEF?NWIC9C Senior Coach : Steve Huckett Reserves Coach : Peter Purcell 1 A O'Connor 2, S . Bea n 3, N . Wigne y 4 . G Rosewarn e 5 J Blennerhassett 6 M . Lloyd 7. T Heath 8. B . Howard 9. D Lloy d 30. C. Hitchcock 11_P. Mahony 12 P Ballantyne 13 C Corbett 14 Alloy Conlin 15 L McCooke 16 P Tsiampas 17 . G . Oakley 18 P. Broderick 19, P. Ginkel

20. R Southall 21 . W. Nicholson 22 . R . Allsop 23. N Christie 24. D . Conli n 25 T. Weedon 26. D. Mahony 27 . S. Bell 2& B Hill 29 J, Coyne 30. P Ritchie 31, L . Murphy 32, R Elko m 33 T. Papantoniou 34 Adrian Conlin 35. P. Corkil l 36. L . Whitten 37. B. Grace 38. J . Higgins 39. S . Smith 40 . M, Daniels 41 M . Whelan 42 .P.Rokebrand 43, A Hankin 44, J . Eklo m

45 R Grandemange 46 L . McGregor 47. B. Ramsay 48 . 0. Gillingham 49 . P Harris

50 . G . Marshall 51 . G . Hancock 52 . G . Gru)Cic SPONSORS JEFFERSON FOR D * ELSTERNWICK HOTEL

MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OB Senior Coach : Anthony Sho rt Reserves Coach: Ron Verma 7 A Legowch 2 A Atchison 3 R Verma 4 D Menz"es 5 R Marnn 6 S Bradley 7 R Knight 8 J Dixon 9 D Comer (Sen Oapt ) 10 M Lothenngto n 11 S Harri s

12 G McLardo(VC ) 13 A Dav.son(DVC) 14 A Webste r 15 P Sala 16 P Kat z 17 A Drummond 18 R Wix 19 J Marshall 20 A Alhanasopoulos 21 C Sumner 22 S Bra•:n 23 C Drake 24 G Wilson 25 A Capp 26 G Tyrrell 27 D Prime 28 C Ravage 29 C Dearman 30 P Brydon 31 M Roach 32 I Radiow 33 R Curne 34 S Anderson 35 T Blythman 36 R Terrens 37 J McLoughlin 38 C Shor t 39 S Grahame 40 D Baker 41 P Ken t

42 P Penning 43 S Behan 44 E Stems 45 A Sainsbury 46 A Mulle r 47 S Gabnelso n

48 R McGregor (Res C) 49 M Webste r 50 M Lai 51 J Bahen 52 B Fuller

53 C Hammond 54 M Gately 55 G O'Brien 56 P Rrska 57 G Thompson 58 B Sergeant 59 A Greatorex 60 P Getlmgs 61 N Hansen 62 R Reale 63 C Flegeltaub 64 G Sheridan 65 M Feterkranz 66 J Newton 67 G Healey 68 S Glasson 69 T Johns 70 P OConnor 71 P Chester 72 T Mason 73 C o Bnen 74 T Scnnis 75 R War d 76 M Everrard 77 M Kelly 78 D Walker

OLD CAMBERWELL Senior Coach : Duncan McCallum Reserves Coach: Peter John s 1 . M . Hodgson 2 . A Mitchell 3 N . Brow n 4. A Inkster

5. C. McCulloch 6 J Lablache 7. P. Kerkvleit 8. R Jepson 9, R. Beal 10, E Smith 11, A . Dance 12 . S . Holding 13 . D. Woods 14, A Patterson 15 A Greerson 16 W Inkster 17 R Pik e 18 G Adams 19, T Holding 20. D. Proven 21 . S. Spice r

22. S. Burmeister 23, M, Armstrong 24, R . Wood 25, A Keck 26.G .Young 27 D . Woods 28 B Leitch 29. M . Hopkins 30 D Humann 31 J Howard 32 B Elliot 33 . C . Guthrie 34 . A . Rogers 35. S. Swmgler 3& A . Glo b

37. C. Strachan 38. N, Huntly 39 . M . Todd 40 . B, Salvans 41 . R . Lee 42 A McCulloch 43 M Ead s 44 . M, Candilord 45 . T. Dukananakis 46 . J . Sma k 47. P,Lenton 48 .R .Graham 49 . M . Kershaw 50 . A . Taylor 51 . R Curtis 52 . A Wat t

63 . W. Earl

OLD s'.1 E N TO NI A N S Senior Coach : R . Jamison Reserves Coach: Osborn i Acreman 2 J Norman 3 R Newman

M Barrett b C Saville 6 V Sciacca 7. G . Norto n 8 N . Macquire 9 R Macquire to M Durac k ' D Meyer l- T Appel S. Sharp 14 D Rogers 15 D Sciacca 16 D, Stewart 17 T O'Toole 18 J Konc3nin 19 W. Beynon 20 R Buxton 21 C Encksen 22 A Lever 23. N . Moodie 24 D Solley 25 W Glue 26. B Scalzo 27 C Appel 28 M Hendry 29 . G Fathers 30. D Ridley

31 S Ingram 32 J. Sly 33 P Vines 34 D Holland 35 P Hodges 36 S Crick 37 T Birc h 38 A Newman 39 R Beynon 40 M Osborn 41 S Gray 42 G Mickelburough 43 C Bes t

44 G Lindsay 45 T Bournon 46 A Petrov 47. D. Mussared 48 D Johnson 49 S, Jeffrey 50, C Funston 51 . A,Szadura 52 T Scalza 53. M . Chandekar 54. M Stanhope 55, C. Davis

5& D Wilkie 57 D Schmzel 58 L Paterno 59 G Buxton 60 N . Voulanos 61 S Wilson 62. M . Hube r 63 L . Mickslburough 64 A Edward s 66. D. Grant 68 G Gakovic 69 . J Agius

POWERHOUSE Senior Coach : Glyn Evans Rese rves Coach: Rob Saros i 1 Glyn Evans (CC) 2 R Sarosi (RCC) 3 C Corbet t 4 M Stone 5 A Miller 6,A Jackson 7, C Tnst 8, N . Pavlov 9. A . Morris 10, M . Hansen 11 . M Taylor 12 P Flahert y 13 M Stephenson 14 B Hal l

15 J . Scotland (DVC) 16 T. Glaser IT N . Trompf 18 G . Stewart 19 A . Escot t 20. D Desler (V,C ) 21 S Cross 22 P Stewart 23. A Ker r 24 . R. Williams 25 J. Harris 26 C. Atkins 27. C . Newland 28 D. Stewart 29 F. Stafford 30, R. Martin 31 B . Wilson 32 . P O'Sullivan 33 . M, Bra y 34 . T. Patterson 35 S Broadway 36 P. Hollavood 37. M . Officer 38 R Chapman 39 N McKay 40 M Beech 41 P Daki n

42 T Goldsworthy 43 D Hoo d 44,P Graham 45 A Cope 46,T Richardson 47 . C. Douglas 48.S Mason 49.J. Rauser 50, G . Menner 51 . T. Waters 52 . N . Cole 60 D . Angell 61 . M. Brown 63. P Reldel 64 . S Nixon 65. R Morrow 66 D Manner 69. M Mason 70 G Holledge 77. J, Tonkin 80.C. McLeod

STATE BANK Senior Coach : Ken Bremner Assistant Coach : Tony Bul l Reserv es Coach: David Jenkins 1 .S Cloke (C ) 2 R Gne d 3 N Wallmeyer 4 K Derva n 5, J Beare 6. P. Henderson 7 1 Bee r 8 L, Twycross 9 D Walpole 10 L . Bul l 11, R . Hargreaves 12 R Burrage 13 . M Pric e 14 M Durham 15 M Rerdon 16 P Duplessis 17 D Coltman 19. A . Maher 20. J Coghlan 21 G, Cutler 22, N . Roberts 23 M Aumont 24 . D. Kay

25 M Guy 26 . R . Linford 27 S Blackman 28 D Grant 29 G Watt 30 J Murphy 31 . G Cramen 32 . M, Scott 33 .C .Kenez 34 . C . McLean 35 . D. Brown 36 . M . Elford 37 C.Arnephy 38 A . Bolts

39 G Goldsmith (DVC) 40 J. Murray 41 . 0, Noronha 42 M Keating 43.D Doonan 44. A . Gal e 45. A . Garvie 46. J. Curtin 47 .S CLifford 48 T. Nelson 49. P Koukaziois 50. A . Whitelaw 51 . B. Mason 52 . P Hide

53 P Mason 54 J Pallotta 55. N Hitchcock 56 G Lawton 57 A. Carr 60. D. Jenkins

THOMASTOWN Senior Coach : Reserves Coach : 1 . G Medwin 2 C . Cedro 3. J. Vitale 4 . G . Petsrnis 5 L . Everit t 6. R De Thomas 7, P Hoppe r 8. A. Fellows 9, T. Staos 10. B . Leovold 11 . A . Flemming 12 . F. Farchlorn 13. C . Pearson 14, B, Jenkins 15. B. Pellegrino 16, D . Farchlone 17. D Leal

18 Ken Halting 19. G . Bubi s 20 P. Coverdale 21 . E .Lentmi 22, C. Tsalkos 23 D Fellows 24 . S. Papioanou 27, R. Kelly 28, L . Mornbito 29 Kevin Harling 30 C . Fellows 3 1 C. Koulllnos 32 . B. McCreddin 33 . J . Zaicos 35.A .LaRosa 36. M . Golledge 37, J Theodorou 38. N . Argyriou 39.P Honey 40. A Donnoh 41, W. Cooper 42 . M . Mira 43 G . Lattouf 44. G . Camtllen 45 M . Bloodworth 47 M . Ploughnght 48. P. Prinz i

50. R . Gilpin 51 M . Boyden 52 . K. Chandler 53. S. Lekatsas 54 G . Velkos 56. R . Moleila 57. S . Cinaran 58 J. Krousoratis 59 T. Mazoski 60 S Bradford 61 .G .Kerneghan 71 . F Bortolani 73 J . Parker 82 P Horkings 83 J,Loche 88. V Taskmakis

WHITEFRIARS Senior Coach Ray Keane Rese rves Coach David Hill 1 . J Phillip 2 S. Woodman (VC) 3 M F Reidy (Mark) 4 S, Strike 5 R Van Raay 6 C Houston 7 P Coghlar, 8 . A . McKeows 9 . R Harrison 10. T Prat t 11 . D Sutton 12 . M . Spears 13. P Reidy 14. D Harris 15, M Harrison 16 M . Borrack 17 S . Santamana 18 T McNei l

19 D. Crowe 20 B Crowe 21 .T. Coghlan 22 M . Feutnl 23. P Ciardulli 24.J Bonnyman 25. W . Lyall 26,C .Goldnck 27 . M .J . Reidy (Mick) 28 B. Le e 29 B Dun n 30 PO'Brnen (Paul) 31 N Jenkins 32 P Hackett 33. G Guggenheimer 34, S . Lowel l 35 J. Dunbar 36.P Bunn 37. P O'Brien (Peter) 38. L . McLaughlin 39. A . Smit h 40, B Tierney (Capt 41 . J Houston 43 P Rohan 44 R . Baker 45 P Hay 46 . D, Bourke 47 P Mason

48 . N . Robertson 49 . S . McAuliffe 50 . R . Bennett 51,S. Logi e 52 . M . Lawson 53 .J .Newton 54 . P Battersby 55 . D.Toohey 57. S Croke 58 G White 59 . P_ Geraty 60 . T Lawson 63 . D. Flanagan 64 J . Flanagan 66 . C Fraser 70. D, Micro 71 .R Sull y 72 . D Thomas 73. S. Wegener

Under BANYUL E

COLLEGIANS

DE LA SALLE BLU E

1 D Allan

M ARCELLIN I

M Rozenbloom 2 . S . Morgan 3 D Woofe r 4 A Bendoncchlo 5 A. Dunca n 6 G Walsh 7 S Beattie 9 D Taylo r 10 S Reynolds 11 A Bahrn 14 A. Doolan 15. R Pertich 16 R Gbellirn 17 A Dionso 18 P. Marshall 19 T Slattery 20. J Golds (C) 21 J Leonard 22 F Baressi 23 J Neate

2 A Kenneally 3 A Schdle r 4 S Palmer 5 E Jones 6 B Howden 7 R Old6eld 8 B Watson 9 J Fraser 10.S Rogan Ill C Singleton 12 S Stapleton t3 C Frtzmaunce 14 T William s 15 B Jefferson 16 N Proctor 17 D. Phillips 18 C Mandell 20 J Nas h

24 A Hodgk;nson 25 J Dougla s 26 J Kann

23 R Nancarrow, 24 M Young 25 J Docking 26 J Groves 32 J Hector 33 C Vine 42 . L Griffin 44 A Parki n

OLD PARADIAN S GREE N

24 Mike O'Keeffe 25 J Holme s 26 P Reid 27 D Quigley 28 P Silvio 29 J Salzano 30 M Findlay 31 A Roberts 32 D Craker 33 M . Ward 34 D Castleton 35 T Livy

36 M O'Connor 37 D Grave l 38 B Flynn 39 J Rowe 40 Mark O'Brien 41 Justin O'Brien 42T Jones 43 D Angove 44 S O'Toole 45 D Keenan 46 L Thomas 47 T Canava n '.. 48 J Constantini 49 M Ramadge 50 J Reid y 51 Mark O'Loughlin 50 Peter O'Loughlin

Gary March 1 S Hoey 2 C. Lasscock 3 M Armstron g

6 L Orsini 7 M Kelliher 8 A Hal l

9 A Sheehan 11 A McLean 12 J Moran 13 M . Ellis 14 G Dalton 15 R Dalton 16 D Dunlevle 17 G Edwards 18 H Pea t

19 D McInerney 20 C Rus h 21 M Goble 22 R Visentrni 24 J Petrotf 26 S Jordan 27 D King 30, A Wilson 32 A Barbanch 37 N Stocks 41 . A Dillo n 44 D Stoney

ORMOND

UNI V ERSITY BLUES

13 J . Chamberlain 14 M Krowse

12 E Jedwab 13 J Turner 14,S Williams 15 J Restarick 16 N Cox

15 W Phillips 16 . J . Steenholdt 17 M Fisher

18 N Gordon 19 R Parton 20 T Chegwin 21 C Jamieson 22 J Tarr

Coach : Frank Henagen 1, C Primmer 2 P Shaddock 3 A Carte r 4 . N Westo n 5 J Koutsoukis &S Ballard 7, S Connolly 8 B Mulvihill 9 J Beckton 10 S Dye r 11 I Nunn 13 I DeSilva 14, R Poole 15 B Madden 16 J. Dawson 17 J Finlayson 18 G Markley 19 S Glover 20. P Wells 21 .C Fegan 22 D McIntosh 23 A . Walker 24, P Kistler 25 M Daunt 26 R Jackson 27 M Jones 28 T Keane 29 R Brew 30. P Nixon 31 C.Henderson 32 D Newt 33 R Gartland 34 .5 Koroness 35, I . Mui r

36 R Watts

WHITEFRIARS OL D COLLEGIANS Coach : Ray McVilly 1 N Frame 2 S Butle r

3 T. O'Sullivan 4 M Whit e 5 T Penatuna 6 M . Scott 8 M Fasan 10 . M Heath 11 M . Bateman 14 C. Flet t

21 A McVean 23 M Lake 24 G, White 30 T Strike 32 .P.McGwnn 35. R Red y 36 P Chaudhun 41 J Crardulli 44 . S Alderson 45 P Hay

50 A Livsey-Cole 70 D . Midro

SPONSOR ~

PATTERSON CHENEY R I NGWOOD

CAULFIELD GRAMM'NS Coach: Ray Baron 1 R Royals 2 T Barker 3 S Ew,ngs 4 M Affunta 5 J D,gh t 6 J Dickson 7 S Hil l 8 N Caple 9 T Nelson 0 D Hogan I T Brei t

11 H Broadbent 12 A O'Brien

36 D Connel l

Coach : A. Roge rs 2 P O'Sulliva n 3 M Holmes 4 A Landrigan 5 . W Nason

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOW E

4 A Kirkwood Scott 5 F Mai n 6 S Richardson 7BMain 8 C McKenzie 9 J . Parto n 10 J Peo n

25 J Broadbent 26 R Pletcher 27 S McNdder 28 ALabady 29 B Carty 30. G Taylor 31 C Connelly 32 L Chamberlain 35 M Herber t

60 B Woolhouse

OLD XAVER I ANS

Under 19 Section 2

t7 N Batzias 18 D Nisen 19 P Phillips 20 M Rudden 2t L Sleeman 22 P Welch 23 C Vorrath 24 P Welc h

23 C Morns 24 C Fides

Coach: David McCormack 1 P Board 2 J Steindl 3 R Aanensen(DVC) 4 C Fuller (VC) 5 A Reidy 7 D Cousins 8 N Cond o 9 P Donoghue 10 P Robertson 11 A Villant i 12 P Digney 13 J Mills 14 C Dixo n 15 P Joyce (Capt) 16 Matt O'Keeffe i7 M, Vea r 18 P O'Loughlin 19 P Brabender 20 S O'Connell 21 M Geary 22 W Brown 23 J Lawle y

OLD HAILEYBURIAr~ Coach:

OLD MELBURNIANS 1 S Stonie r 2 S Eggleton 3 P Jone s 4 M Brockhoff 5 A Cleland 6 A Smit h 7 C Walke r

8 Simon Stribling 9 D Moss 10 L Daddo it S Cooper 12 C Griffiths t3 G Tirrel t4 N Power 15 S Ros e 16 W McKenzie 17 S Osborne 18 A Clements t9 R Clements 20 T Dugdale 2t B Murphy 22 C Murphy 23 J Shelton

OLD PARADIAN S

PURPLE Coach : Ian Bibby 1 P Board 2 J Stemd l 3 R Aanensen 4 C Fuller 5 A Redy 7 D Cousins 8 N Condi e 9 P Donoghue t0 P Robertson 11 A Vdlanu 12 P D .gney 13 J Mills 14 C Dixon 15 P Joyce 16 Matt 0 Keeffe 17 Mat? Vea r

18 Paul OLoughlin 19 P Brabander 20 S 0 Connel l 21 M Geary 22 W Brown 23 J Lawle y 24 Mike O'Keefe 25 J Holmes 26 P Re d 27 D Quigley (C) 28 P Slvio (DVC) 29 J Salzano 30 M Findlay 31 A Roberts 32 D Crake r 33 M Ward 34 D CasUeton 35 T L,vy 36 M OConnor 37 D Gravel 38 B Flynn 39 J Rowe 40 Mark OBrien 41 Justin O'Brien 42 T Jones 43 D Angove 44 S O'Toole 45 D Keenan(VC) 46 L Thoma s 47 T Canavan 48 J Constantint 49 M Ramadge 50 J Red y 51 Mark O'Loughlin 60 Peter O'Loughlin

M .H .S .O .B .

MONASH BLUES

7 A . Dnscoll 10 J Collard 12 N Lithgow 13 M Sultana 14 R- Omit s

15 B Boccabella 16 M, Varn a 17 J Bugeta 19 R Trewin 21 D perns 22 L Nardella 27 G Irvin e

30 D Fitzgerald 35 . A . Trimboli 36 C Holcombe 38 B .Pawsey 39 G Cutn 40 M Jarrouge 42 A Steward 46 P Gayfer 52 M Ferro 54 L Lynton 64 A Tripodi 65 S Boozer 67 G Tatti 69 J, Wiggin s

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Looking Back

by Noel Rundle

ROUND 10 - 5 YEARS AGO - 198 4 V.A .F.A . met the VFA . at Elsternwick Park in what was for the first three terms a well contested and close match with the V.A .F.A . trailing 12 .9 to 15.14 at the last change . The visitors went right away in the last term, kicking 7 goals to 2 . Final scores were V.A .F.A . 14 .11 to VFA . 22 .14 .

The team lined up as follows : BKS : A .Smythe (B/Temp), N . Burne (O.Xavs), M .Greene (De La) H .BKS : M .Deveson (De La) . J .Jones (Marc .), C.Hinchen (Coll) .

C : T.Bennett (Coll .), R .Marks (AJAX), P.Brown (Old S.) H .FWDS: S .Murphy (De La), N .Wilton (Old X), M .Hibbins (Coll .)

FWDS : M .Yeo (Uni Blues), S.Curtain (Old X), B.Hodge (Old S) .

RUCKS : R .Brown (Old M), R .Polkinghorne (Old S), R .Senior (Old S) .

I/C : J.Griffin (NOB), S .McCooks (Orm .), R .Zerbi (Kew) .

Trophies were won by Nick Wilton, Shane Murphy and Andrew Smythe. Umpires were Benny Goodman (VA .FA .) and Oakley (V.F.A . ) In thew Under-18 match the V .A .F.A . won their third successive match against VFA ., 18.15 to 11 .7. Best players were Steve O'Dwyer, Ian Herman, Simon Eishold, Greg Lane, (an inspirational captain), Richard Armstrong (CHS - 7 goals) . Steve and Simon (Melbourne teammates in 1989) won the trophies .

Wet conditions saw Monash Whites (F) and Balaclava (E) lose their first match for the season, leaving Old Brighton (C) the only senior undefeated team .

250 Games to Paul Lockhart (Bull-Temp), Best and Fairest in U19's in 1975, and senior B&F in 1977 and 1979 .

10 YEARS AGO - 1979 Hampton Rovers, battling to stay in C thrashed Coburg (4th) 13 .13 to 2 .8. Best were Kelly, Malone, Slattery (H .Rovers), L .Beattie, J .Woods, Mann (Coburg) .

M .H .S .O.B. (D) maintained their unbeaten record just! Trailing St . Bedes (8th) 49 to 13 .1 at half time.

MHSOB played a great third quarter, kicking 8 .4 to be only 4 points down at the last change . St . Bedes were not done however, and kicked 4 .2 in the final term to go down valiantly 17 .13 (115) to 17 .15 . (117) .

Best were Cooper, Pappas, R .Wood, Jones (MHSOB) & Roberts, Pope, Howe, Bowden (St .

Bedes . ) F.I .T.O.B . honoured Geoff Fletched on his 300th senior game for the club - coach of juniors, seniors, captain coach, life member, club president, "a workhorse, not a champion", the blue and golds were very proud of Geoff .

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300 games also, but to a man in white, Don Dodds, 26 finals including 6 grand finals (Don went on to retire at end of 1983 season N .R .) Veteran ruckman Bob Welch notched up 200 games with Old Scotch young and sprightly in his day, in his latter years his executive lunched have started to catch up . Bob has filled a number of committee positions and provided an inspiration to younger members .

"F" section coaches were Bernie Budgen (B'wick), Graham Templar (Clayton), John King (C'wealth Bank), Peter Brophy (FITOB), P Cain (MOnash Whites), Michael Mannix (Princes Hill), Peter Scannell (St. Pius), Kevin Morrison (Therry), Andrew McNair (U . Reds) .

15 YEARS AGO - 1974 Victoria scored a comfortable win over conditions at Hobart - incessant rain made conditions difficult .

The standard of play was high despite the rain and slippery conditions . Scores : Victoria 12 .10(82) Tasmania 6.11(47) . Best : Pearce, Cameron, Power, Pryor, Rackham, Grose. Goals : Pearce 5, Grose 3, Pryor, Power, Wood, Griffiths .

St . Bernard's lost top place after only one week when a 7 goal burst in the third quarter by U .Blacks sealed their fate . Final scores were U .Blacks 19.13(127) St . Bernards 12 .20(92) .

Best were : U.Blacks Moffat ( 9 goals), Johnstone, A .Costello, St . Bernards Guinivan, Davis, M . M ahoney.

100 games to Alan Goldstone (AJAX), John Robertson (O.Mentonians), Ewan Phyland (Ass.), John Gerrard (Caul .G .), John Long (Caul .G .), and 200 games to Greg Tootell (CauI .G .), Greg is the first to play 200 games with Caulfield Grammarians, and has been best and fairest 1968 and 1970 captain since 1972 and represented Victoria on a number of occasions .

20 YEARS AGO - 196 9 Coburg won'grand final preview' against Ormond by 15 points ; their sparking handball and fast looseman game bewildered Ormond for three quarters and at last change they led by 49 points . Ormond fought back in the last quarter kicking 6 .5 to 1 .1 .

Best were : N .Beattie, VNarfe & Pearson for victors and R .Finlayson, McInerney & Cameron for the vanquished .

Low scores were the order of the day in windy conditions but two century scorers (Geelong in B section and Alphington in C Section) went down to St . Bernards and Tooronga-Malvern .

Old Geelong welcombed new reserve player 'Pinkie' Hobday - showed a lot of promise but a little short of a gallop . (Same comment was still valid 15 years later) .

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,-dful day, scoring their sol e oal in the „, . ug ainst O,;.a ; .averiuns with ,,,ial scores 10.1i to 1 .6.

'A' Secijuri captain were A .N . Johnson ( Blues), M .Rush (Collegians), M .Russel (Old Scotch), G .Rice (A,Iphington), J .Byrne (Ormond), M . Roet (U.Blacks) ,

battling to make the 'B' sec" h a a grE- victory over CommonWe ' .' I kicking 9.7 to 1 .3 in the third quarter and ru : victors 16.12(108) to 9.20(74) . "Coog„ - ( goals), Dave Kerr and Warren Judd were staP victors while Des Dwyer was Banks' b e

Only undefeated senior team was Caul' marians (D Section) .

Leading goalkickers were `A' Section - Nk (U .Blacks), 42 ; B - Fred Heard (Gael) 30: C - Boyd (Myer) ,Bakchouse(MHSO) ; and Juniors - S,-Both(Mreland)45 , (I'hoe), 34.

In 'B' Section MHSOB (7th) led S .S .Bank {la4 goals at three quarter time . However, Bank Kr 7 goals in the last quarter and kept Melb. High less . Gordon Miller played his part for S .S .B . back by subduing i'state full-forward John Backhor -

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L ast Sunday th e had its final practice match againsi VCFL Teal Cup Squad at Elsternwic k Park .

VAFA 9 .11 (65) VIC C'TRY 6 .9 (45) Jamie Ross 5, Damien Angove 3, Luke Black 1 .

Best : Jamie Ross, Matt McConvill, Andrew Philp, Scott Bradley, Mark Brady, David Bugalski, Anthony Dwyer. *See details of the up and coming U19 " `i S elsewhere in this copy

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PARKSIDE 2.7 2.8 4 .14 6 .15 .51 0, SCOTCH 2.0 2.6 3.8 3.12 .30 PARKSIDE L.Panjan, Hunt. Williams. Glasgow, Cotter, Freeman, BEST Sansonetti, Pappas, Cotter, Glasgow, Yoksich, inserr a 0. SCOTCH Aujard, Perkins, Veselik BEST Moir. Austin, Fuller, Aston, S nith, Wigney.

MARCELLIN 3.5 3 .5 4.9 5.11 .41 COLLEGIANS 4.0 5 .6 6.7 8.7.55 COLLEGIANS Perkins 3, Daly 2, Hibbins 2, Hoyle . BEST Galbraith, Roberts, Hoyle, Scott, Bennett, Kahn .

MARCELLIN J .Amad 2, Caffry 2, Castagna, BEST J .Amad, Howe .

C.=! ;hunt, Battistella, Cooper, Catty .

NORTH O.B. 1 .2 2.5 3.5 4 .5.29 ORMOND 4.5 4.6 6.9 7.10 .52 ORMOND Schuhkraft'3, Kingston 2, Clarkson, Gilmore, BEST N .Cox, D.McDonald, McCooke, Jobiing, Connell, Robertson.

NORTH O.B . A.Dwyer 2, Boyd, Booth . BEST Hanneberry, Considine, A.Dwyer, Hadley, Booth, Moloney.

UNI BLUES 1 .0 2 .4 3 .5 4 .8.32 0. PARADIANS 1 .1 1 .2 2.2 4 .2 .26 UNI BLUES Macinnes 2, Kanis, Wyllie . BEST Stevenson, Allen, Kanis, Gust, Furphy, Yandell .

0. PARADIANS Geary, Wood, Gleason, Grills. BEST Spillane, '.I Considine, Zappa, Gleason, McClements, Angove .

0. XAVERIANS 3 .4 4 .7 5 .9 8.12 .60 KEW 0 .1 2.5 4 .5 4.6.30 0. XAVS Callan 3, TStoney 2, Benton, Slattery, R .Visentirn BEST McClelland, Callan, Benton, D .Stoney, R .Visentirn, Meagher.

KEW Thornley, Fitzpatrick, Kalac, Ryan BEST Thornley, Burden, Bruno, Schober, Kalac, Keighran.

0. TRINITY 1 .4 2.8 4 .10 5.14.44 THERRY 5 .3 6.4 8.9 9 .11 .65 THERRY S.Bourke 3, Biddlestone 2, Reddick, Bosanko, A .Crotty, Wngglesworth, BEST O'Rourke, Biddlestone, Castaidi, Grocock, Reddick, Bosanko.

0. TRINITY Taylor 3, Parkes, Rogers . BEST Rogers, Taylor, Norman, Black, Pontefrct, Dunn .

DE LA SALLE 3.10 6 .12 9.20 11 .21 .87 UNI BLACKS 1 .0 3.0 6.1 7.1 .43 DE LA SALLE Pat Green 5, Peter green 2, Campbell, Mannix, Anderson, McClounan, BEST Peter Green, Kinsella, Lowe, Campbell, Nash, Anderson .

UNI BLACKS Vaughan 3, Radford, Pattinson, Chomley, VanDanderen BEST Grummett, Pattinson, Brommel, Pappas, Van Danderen, Heath .

MON BLUES 3 .6 4.9 7.14 13.19 .97 ST. BERNARDS 5 .3 10.6 15 .7 16 .11 .107 ST. BERNARDS Wood 3, Federico 3, Fitzgerald 2, Fitzpatrick 2, Gallant 2, Daffey, O'Connell, Monaghan . R.Purcell BEST A .Purcell, Melican, Dailey, Federico, McInerney , MON BLUES Hildebrand 4, Sturgess 3, Kellock 2, Gale, Alexander, Baring, Cornwell BEST Hildebrand, Baring, Kiers, Newman, A .Quin, Kellock .

BULLfTEMPLESTOWE 2 .0 2.4 5 .5 7.6.48 0. BRIGHTON 2.3 4.6 5.9 8.10.58 0., BRIGHTON Pryor 2, Bennett, Grant, James, Mier, Murray, R .Smth .

BEST Lade, James, Pryor, Sarau, Wolf, Grant .

BULL/TEMPLESTOWE Heath 4, Farley, Faulkner, Puts, BEST Smyth, Bond, Farley, Engellener, Murtic, McInerney .

FAWKNER 3.2 4.3 6.7 6.9 .45 0. MELBURNIANS 1.1 7.1 8.1 10.3 .63 0. MELB. Hart 2, Boyden 2, Smithers 2, Bardsley, Cochrne, Webb, Naylor. BEST Webb, Smithers, Brawn, A .Witts, Arnold, Bardsiey.

FAWKNER Majerszak3, Cropley, L .Cohen, B.Saggers. BEST LCohen, Mitchell, B .Saggers, Cropley, Roach, Buckley .

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BANYULE 3 .3 9.9 12.15 18.20.1 2 : 1 PRESTON 4.4 5.6 6.7 9.10 C, ; BANYLE Sutterby 5, Adams 4, legge 3. Weston 3, Fraumano, Moloney, Gilbert. BEST tv9alney, Holt, Ladd, Turner . Short, Sanders PRESTON Cahgiun 3, Hall, Ewing, Phillips, Hepburn, Johnstone, t9dner BEST C Caligwn, Kynacou, T Mason, Sebah, Turner, Jone s ST. KILDA 2.3 4.6 5.9 7.10 .52 HAMPTON ROVERS 2.3 3.5 5.5 5 .5 .35 ST KILDA Gillen 2, Riddell, AvtlabOe, Beerenger, Driscoll, Sherman BEST M . Howard, Sherrran . Avitabile, Hammam, Lake, Driscoll HAMPTON ROVERS F~,riagiotidis 2, Winkler, Hibbs . Ross BEST Melnfak, Harper, McConvi6,+, Pappas, Youn g OLD IVANHOE 0.0 0.0 2 .1 4 .2 .26 BALACLAVA 4 .2 8.6 10.8 10.8.68 OLD IVANHOE P Skalberg 2, J Stevens, B Parry BEST Wells, Knight, Dyson, Jensen, P. Skalberg, Hievandt BALACLAVA Halpin 3, K . Angwrn, Conroy, Gregory, A . Hill, M Hill .

T Hill, Rafferty BEST T. HE, P Breslin . Gregory, Kouts. S Withers.

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Mitchell, Grierson . BEST Smith, Armstrong, Mitchell, A Inkster, C McCulloch, Adams THOMASTOWN 7.2 17.5 22 .12 33 .16.214 AJAX 0.6 1 .6 3.8 4 .8.32 THOMASTOWN Smith 7, Karambelas 7, Petsinis 4, D. Farchione 3, A . Fellows 2, D. Fellows 2, F. Farchione 2, B Leavold 2, Carroll, LaRosa, Bradford, DeThomasis. BEST A . Fellows, E Lentun . Karambelas, De Thomasis, Carroll, Leaved.

AJAX Bnskin 2, Klooger, Borenstein . BEST Burtin, Berman, A Zielinski, Oren Komornick, Briskin, Zurbo POWERHOUSE 3 .4 4 .10 5.11 11 .14.80 0 . MENTONIANS 3 .3 5 .3 8 .6 9.9.63 POWER HOUSE Atkins 2, Evans 2, Miller 2, Cross, Flaherty, Hall, Stone, Williams. BEST Atkins, Morris, Flaherty, Newland, Hansen, Crawley.

OLD MENTONIANS W. Glue 3, A . Acreman 2, D . Sciacca 2, W Beynon, T. Bournon . BEST A . Newman, M Barrett, R Beynon . P Beynon, G . Norton, D Rogers STATE BANK 13 .13.91 WHITEFRIARS 12 .18 .90 STATE BANK Beare 5, Roifs 3, Jenkins 2, Purcell, Linford, Guy BEST Beare, Gniel, Wood, Aumont, Beer, Burrag e WHITEFRIARS Pratt 3, Callman 3, Van Raay 2, Hughes 2, Hay, Mick Reidy, C Houston . BEST Harrison, Hay, P Reidy, Sutton, Tierney, Van Raay 39

ELSTERNWICK 3 .3 3 .4 5 .6 7.7.49 MHSOB 2.2 4 .8 4 .10 11 .16.82 ELSTERNWICK J Blennerhassett 2, P Broderick 2, N . Christie 2, P Tsiamps BEST L McCooke, N . Christie, A O'Connor, S Bean, R Allsop, G . Oakle y

MHSOB Dixon 3, C. Tyrrell 2, Yee 2, Gately, Comer, A Webster, Wix BEST Dixon, Knight, Hansen, C . Short, C Tyrrell, Yee,

WEST BRUNS 1 .5 4.10 10.13 12 .15.87 BRUNSWICK 3.1 4.1 9.3 9 .4 .58 WEST BRUNSWICK Kirk 3, Traynor 3, G Hatzistavrou 2,P . Magafas 2, Fitzsimmons, Lababidi BEST Barg amidis, Campagna, G Hatzistavrou, Lababidi, N, Magafas, Trayno r BRUNSWICK Spezza 2, N . Campbell 2, Hardy, Gunning, Kannegeisser, D Stevens, Farrelly . BEST Barley, Hewitt, Kimpton.

Farrelly, Gunning, Hardy ST, BEDES 4.1 9.9 9.10 13 .15.93 UHSOB 0 .2 1 .2 2 .3 2 .4 .16 ST BEDES Whdelaw 4. Spencer 2. Hutchinson 2, Hambridge 2, Newport, Dunlop. T Beasley. BEST McColough, Boag, Burke, T Beasley, Spencer, Whdela w

UHSOB Spinks, Gathercole, BEST Gregory. Morris, Kounbos, Broadbent, Hooper. Gathercol e O.ESSENDON 1 .3 3 .7 3 .9 7.12 .54 0. GEELONG 5 .2 5.2 6 .5 6 .5 .41 OLD ESSENDON Duddendge 3, Thomson 2, Conneley, McEncroe BEST Team Effor t OLD GEELONG Harwood 2, Dowling, B Furphy, Colaci, Youngmans BEST Colaci, Handbury. Munnings, Davis, B Furphy, Youngman HEATHERTON 1 .5 2 .6 2 .9 4.10.34 AQUINAS 2 .4 5.6 5 .9 9.9.63 HEATHERTON King 2, M . Lyons, Easey BEST Ulbnck, Howell, Khalil, McMahon, King, Reddawa y AQUINAS Wright 3, Bowtell 2, Spiess 2, Tarulli, Whelan BEST A Gnerson, Hodge, Bowtell, Whelan . Croft, Whitfield NORTH BRUNSWICK 5.5 12.6 20 .11 27.19.181 PENINSULA 0 .1 1 .1 4.5 6.6 .42 NORTH BRUNSWICK D Demorton 10, Grimaldi 4, Soanes 3, siattas 3, Cannon 2, J. Bnffa 2, Gibbons 2, Hehir BEST D . Demorton, Grimaldi, M Payne, P Dimatco, LiRosi, M . Demotio n PENINSULA OB Hume 2, Bleazby, Sharpin, Hanson, Glover BEST McMahon, Sampson, Hume, Farrow, Bleazby, Labrod y LATROBE UNI 2.3 7.6 8.6 10 .12 .72 DOVETON 2 .2 2.3 9.6 11 .7.73 LA TROBE UNI Blaskett 2, Limperakis 2, Wrigglesworth 2, Henderson, Little, Poole, Wilson BEST Kreuzer, Cousins, Fawcett, Athanasakis, OConnor, Bakogiani s DOVETON Goalkickers and Best players not received , r

ST. LEONARDS 1 .2 3 .7 4 .10 6.11 .47 UNI REDS 5.0 5 .1 7.3 7.3.45 ST LEONARDS Timms 2, G . Bulluss 2, Dinning, Ward . BEST Timms, McDoand, Dinning, Levy, Poun d UNI REDS Goalkickers and Best players not received .

WILLIAMSTOWN 2.3 3 .5 6.6 7.6 .48 MAZENOD 3 .3 6 .7 8.7 10.9 .69 W ILLIAMSTOW N Andrew Featherston 3, P McGowan, S . Caldervrood BEST Elliott, Anthony Featherston, Harry, Andrew Featherston . Darcy, Cannon MAZENOD Palamara 3, Fitzpatrick 3, M . Grady 2, S. Grady, D. Bray BEST Palamra, Riley, Robinson, M . Grady, Hall, T Chilcot t OLD CAREY 3.3 8.6 10.9 16.14 .110 ELTHAM 20 3.0 4.3 4 .3 .27 OLD CAREY Oliver 6, Blight 4, W . Brown 2, Ryan, Grgic, Christensen .

Dyson BEST Oliver . Ballagh, Paterson, Grgic . Blight, Dyson ELTHAM Goalkickers and Best players not re ceived .

COMM.BANK 1 .1 5.7 9.9 13.12 .90 ANZ BANK 6.8 8.9 10 .14 13.15.93 COMMONWEALTH BANK D. Clode 4, A . Post 2, W. Kraska 2, M Pearson 2, A . Pitts 2, M, Evans BEST S . Woodward . B. Abrahams, W Sparkes, D. Clode, W. Kraska, M. Shackloc k ANZ BANK Szeitz 3, R, McDonald, Dull, D . Harbinson, T. Harbinson, Nicolosi, Cumming, J . McDonald, Gray, Schaper. BEST Great team effort by 20 players 40

0.0 3 .8 4.9 7:, . . ..~:3 . . . .6 4 .8 7.12 !aumovski 3, Gatousk 2, Papiaancu, Ba: ..ata BEST Papi s, Formosa, Gatovski, Naumovs k :;us 2, Aitchison 2, Duffy 2, Craig, Smith, Vittalone AL BES - ..ulfie!d, J Smith, Duffy, Zerafa, Razboca n THt'

ST ANDREWS N Taylor 4. Briggs 2, Browne 2, Funnel] -Tapner2,PWsbuyCok,Hiert . . Magro BEST U~ effort , F.I .T. Byrnes 5, Philips 2, Mills, Breheny, Nucara, Brown BES . Breheny, Nucara, Lewis, Walte r TClife

KEW O. SCOTCH KEW D. Maclsaac 6, O'Dea 4, Dalton 3, Lindsay. Prowse F Livingston BEST Velthus, D . Maclsaac, Phelan, McDovoMcEncroe OLD SCOTCH Le Leivre BEST Hicham, Matthews, Fuller, W, Currie, Trainor, DE LA SALLE 1 .1 2 .6 2 .6 .18 MON WHITES 2 .1 3 .2 5 .6 92.6 .9.6 3 DE LA SALLE Hawkins . Newton . BEST Casey, Stewart, Gay, Gooc ;, .

B Buick, S Buic k MONASH WHITES S Warner 5, M Fleming 2, W Farley, M Carr B E G Sammels, T Mulvahil . T. Blackshaw, M Sharkey, W Farley, q Gemmol a ST. BERNARDS 1 .7 4.11 6 .14 9 .15,69 MARCELLIN 1 .0 1 .0 1 .1 2 .3 .15 ST BERNARDS Milesi 2, Powell 2, Corn to 2, Creak, Devers, Rr ~BESTPowel,CrakmitBbo,Devrs , MARCELLIN Goold, Stewart . BEST Danaher, Goold, Scott, Mason, McAuliffe, 0'Hehir, BULL/TEMPLESTOWE 0.2 2.3 2.4 3.5 .23 0. MELBURNIANS 1 .2 1 .4 3.7 17.25 BULLEEN/TEMP Williams, McMahon, Booth BEST Bell, Wd!-a~ -- ; Tenace, Peters, Reid, Parris OLD MELBURNIANS Thomas 2, Jackson 1 . BEST Taylor, Thomas , Troup, Rowlands, Hunt, Hockne y 0. XAVERIANS 1 .2.8 BLOODS 10 .6.66 OLD XAVERIANS Doyle, BEST Pearson. McNammara, C . Kennedv.

Doyle, Tomanouwts, P Kinna, BLOODS Thomas 5, McAsey, Hutchinson, Homberger, C McDon . BESAT C, McDonell, Van, B McDonell, McAsey . ThomarLockhead s Wilt PORT COLTS 12,14,86 COLLEGIANS 8 .5 .53 PORT COLTS Goalkickers and Best players not received .

COLLEGIANS Shegog, Nancarrow, Baxter, Powell, Burns, Lockwood, Swan, Comley . BEST Baxter, Burns, C . Comley, Shegog, Lockv:ood P Milfor d

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4.3 8 .8 15 .17 22 .21 .153 2 .2 3 .3 4.3 9.4 .5 8 1y 6, McIntyre 5, Carbone 5, Hansen, LueseyOuuty, Ravenak ; BEST Bateman, Butler, Carbone, J White 3, Story, Fitzmaunce Oldfie!d, Howden, Jones , FRzmaunce, Palmeri, Oldfield, Docking, Singleton, 4 .2 6 .6. 9.6 11 .8.74 1 .3 3.4 6.7 6.7.43 qebo 3, D Wood 2, T Garavellis 2, J Brown, N Pastras , fD- Edgeli, L Black, G . Schmidt, A Grace, T Garavellis, Leonard 2, Walsh, Reynonds, Woo!!er, Beattie. BEST ., .3, Duncan, Douglas, Taylor, Reynolds 1 .3 2 .3 3 .3 3.4 .22 3 .3 9 .3 12 .6 17.13 .11 5 `5 Connolly 2, Jones BEST Connolly, Markley, Ward, Bailard , >n

A Edmonds, Spencer BEST Tulley, M Edmonds, Hall . ager DematUa 4 .4 4.4 7.9 7.9.51 0 .1 0.5 3.5 4.6 .3 0 o I .ic ., : and - r :t piaye Ge il5clzr+a â&#x201A;¬an6 _- -sit n lm-ern at

5 .8 .38 ;H 15 .19 .109 Butterworth, Exton, Hatzis, Young, Pa!mos BEST Walker, J Palmos, Apostalou, Newton, Youn g TCH Howell 4, Millington 3, Raftopoulos, D Steele, R Steele .

Buckley, Bloch, Gibbs, Allard BEST Cowper, Rafatopoulos , sele, Bennett, Pletcher, Howel l -.. .iTON 15 .8 .98 JARDS 11 .6 .72 "7TON Knight 7, Jarvis 3, Bustard 2, Barker, Lade, Templeton ,night, Lade, Duggan, Templeton, Jarvis, Mario n ='ERNARDS Kennedy 3, Horn 3, Comito 2, Boucher, Overman , If, BEST Overman, Horn, McEvoy, Gallagher, Kennedy, Woo d :-X TH O.B,

O. GEELONG POWERHOUSE

5 .9.39 7.13.55

OLD GEELONG Twigg 3, Buck 2 BEST Twigg, Simpson, Stubbs, Strauss, Buck, Hil l

POWER HOUSE Hunt 3, Brown 2, Holmes, Mathewson BEST Mathewson, Hunt . I Tognazzini, Riedel, Missaglia, R . Dakin BALACLAVA 1 .1 1.2 1 .2 1 .2 .8 ST. KILDA 3 .7 9 .9 11 .16 11 .25.91 BALACLAVA Whelan BEST Ottaway, Duell, Holman, Warren, Hyde ST KILDA Poulopoulos 2, F Skender 2, Clagnan 2, Catafa, Surace .

T Maqueda, Herbert . C . Demaio BEST Nardella . Caiafa, T Maqueda .

F Slender, C. Demaio, Andrews .

THERRY received fo rfeit fro m GTV-9 SALESIANS 1 .3 1 .4 4.5 7.10 .52 STATE BANK 2 .1 3.1 4.1 4.3 .27 STATE BANK Rolls 2, Maya, Allen BEST Garwe Clifford, Hansen .

Nelson, Gale, Brannan .

SALESIANS Goalkickers and Best players not re ceived .

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5 .11 .41 _ 4 .7.31

Doganer 2, Leahy, Naughton, Selek BEST Karaca, Paul, Dog Mortillaro. Vio!ans, O'Leary Stuart, Mar;noski, Hanna, A- Papadimitnou . BEST Stuart, Scot cott, Karagiannis . Evans, Mannoski

TY 1 .2 2.2 2 .4 3.6 .24 30 6.4 7.8 10.10 12 .12 .84 OLD NITY Spinks 1 . Symonds 1, Beamish BEST Davey, Gutteridge, McCulloch, C Harvey, Lobb, Sprnk s MAZENOD McLean 3, Murray 3, Smith, Signal, Riley, Tetiey, Lenette, Fitzsimmons BEST Fraser B,viano. Riley, Signal, Principe, McLea n IVANHOE 4.1 9.9 13 .9 16.10 .106 DE LA GOLD 5 .1 6 .2 9.7 9.12 .66 IVANHOE A Smith 8. Maud 3, Wiley, Reed . Williams, Zanatta Vasalades BSET B Fox, AdamSmdh, De La Riva, S . Cover, Zanatta .

P Le e DE LA GOLD S Bolt 2, Hubery, Bright . f . .. :;han, Brennan, Schud6 :.: .han, Mannin g rMBugio,ESTHadnbery'~

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received forfeit fro m CAULFIELDGRAMM .

-~ULL/TEMPLESTOWE 0 .2 3.9 4.12 6.15.51 0. : .: :_LBURNIANS 5.3 5.6 8.7 9 .10 .64

KONTIAS 4.1 8.1 8 .2 9 .3 ST. KEVINS 2 .2 4 .3 6.9 13.11 .89 KONTIAS Haidamous 4, McKenzie 3, Giffin 2, O'Mahony 2. Phillips, Douglas BEST O'Mahony, Hadamous, Giffin, Browne, Hurley . Nolan ST KEVINS Goalkickers and Best players not re ceived .

re ceived forfeit from BULLEEN UTD.

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L'ULLEENPF'EMP C. Tustin 4, Shine, Walsh, BEST C Tustin, Willoughby, ", Agrotis, Walsh, Pulverenti .

_ '_' URNIANS Rose 3, Dixon 2, Brokhoff 2, Jones, Tyrell . BEST ge,C. Murphy, Tyrell, Ingleton, Rose, Livingston , --~R . PURPLE 0.3 0.5 2 .5 4.7.3 1 T: ;ERRY 7.2 9.5 13 .6 16 .6 .102 0. : .\R . PURPLE Mills 3, Carats, BEST Mills, Canavan, Brabender .

Ou;gley, Aanenson, Joyce THERRY Brundell 7, Goodwin 4, Carter 2, Mielieki, Rossgnolo, Goodear BEST Carter, Goodear, Goodwin, Mieliek, Brundell .

MONASH BLUES 8 .9 .57 UNI BLACKS 10 .9 .69 MONASH BLUES O . Later 2, Body 2, McColl, M . Lalor, Oakley, Surridge . BEST M . Later, Thomas, 0 . Later, Body, Oakley, Walsh.

UHI ~.LAC :'3 Goalkickers and 7-ast plr ; -, rs not received.

;QLIINAS 12.18.~0 Si. :CEVINS 2 .3.15 :"~.9UINAS Walshe 2, McDonald 2, Hurst 2, Burden, Marshall, Sheehan, Denver, A. McEvoy, J. McEvoy . BEST Sheehan, J . McEvoy, Denver.

Clifford, Burden, Barr ST KEVINS Smedley, Foley. BEST Foley, Heaton, Bazley, Mooney, Smedley, McCan n THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

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= 1 .2 1 .3 4 .9 ?~ JH 2 .2 4 .2 -6 .2 8 .3 .S i E P. Papas, Bestow, Papatheodorou, Soligo BEST King, bmgo, Cowell, P Papas, Jackson, Torre Ol) SCOTCH A Hume . Hav.don, D Hooper, Mirams, Morrison BEST Rundle Kerr, Fraser-Smith, Japp, Shepherd, Hum e MARCELLIN 0.1 1 .2 2 .5 2 .5.17 COLLEGIANS 1 .4 4.7 5.7 7.9 .51 MARCELLIN Mason, Stewart BEST R Stewart, M Dillon, D O'Callaghan, S Johnson, A Hewitt, J Golds COLLErIANS Blackman, Griffith, Newton, Oliphant, Savedra ht Schmidt, Ingleton BEST Griffith, N. Schmidt, J Schmidt, Gre Higson . Conro n . . . ). . .. . . .

3 .2 4.3 6.4 4 0.1 2 .4 3.4 4 .tj .;

I O .B. FEnne!Iy 2, Stluca 2, Kearney, Perrone BEST Alev Siiuca, Sharp, Fennelly. Mtllett, Scott

OF .- . > Harrington, Madden . Stewart, Fisher BEST Forsyth, Boyanton, EIIuI, Tobin, Hansen, Harringto n UNI P r a' _ S 1 .0 4.5 4,6 6 .6 .42 0. P/. : DIANS 5.4 6.5 8 .6 10.7.67 UNI BLUES Lowe 2, McIntosh, J Lawley. Hickey, MacDonald BEST Kennedy, J . Lawley, Stephens, Johns, Hickey, Nalde r 0. PARADIANS Walls 3, Heffernan, Hammond, Ryan, Bibby, Healy, Henry, Freeman . BEST Heffernan, Walls, Perryman, La Rosa, Bibby .

Vear 0. XAVERIANS 4.4 7.5 8 .5 9.7.61 KEW 1 .1 2 .3 4 .4 7.4 .46 OLD XAVERIANS Bourke 2, Heaphy 2, Walsh 2, Houlihan, 'Nelson .

Spargo. BEST Webb, Warhurst, Watson, Bloom, Andrew Ralph, Walsh KEW Bria 2, Saggese, McAllister, Sticca, Kinakou, Mach BEST Bna, Love, O'Kaiy, Vig6otti, Kendall, Forema n

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2 .4 4.6 4.7 5 .13.-.3 1 .3 4.5 9.6 10 .8.60 0. ' iFC TY Damma 2, Serrorn, Davey, Phaedonos BEST Carnegi, Sammut, Bond, Smith, Welde6ng, Phaedonos THERRY A . Eastmure 4, Muller 2, McCann, P. Jones, Roper, Mills.

BEST 0'Kearney, McCAnn, Muller, Barrett, A . Eastmure, P Jones DE LA SALLE 3.4 5.7 7.11 8.13 .61 UNI BLACKS 0.0 1 .0 2 .2 3.4.22 DE LA SALLE O'Brien 2, O'Keefe 2, Wyles 2, Cluning, Kuchec, BESt Steiger, Bolt, Kellett, Brideson, Whyles, A Hagen .

UNi BLACKS Goalkickera and Best players not received .

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MONASH BLUES 3 .1 6.2 7.3 7.3 .45 ST. BERNARDS 3.5 5.9 8.11 10 .12 .72 MONASH BLUES Whiteside 2, Andntsos, Scalzo, Johnson, Wood .

Koop. BEST Andritsos, Whiteside, M . Spencer, Kavanagh, Sinclair, Koo p ST BERNARDS Hogan 3. Marshall 3, Freeman 2, Muir, Monaghan BEST Freeman, Marshall, Hogan, Bond, Haddad .

BULL/TEMPLESTOWE 2 .1 6 .4 8 .6 9.10.64 0. BRIGHTON 0 .3 1 .3 2 .3 5.5.35 BULLEENITEMPAgosta 3, Minney 2, Arther, McInerney, Hendne, Frosrnoss. BEST Minney, Agosta, McInerney, Hooper, Slater, Merrell, 0. BRIGHTON Young 2, McLennan, Wolfe, Wraith . BEST Latzer.

Monument, McLennan, Bennett, Brown, Styles .

FAWKNER 3 .0 3.0 6 .2 6.2 .38 OLD MELB .

2.1 2 .3 4.4 4 .6 .30 FAWKNER J. Madden 2, R . Wilson, G . Ould, G. Scott . BEST Madden .

Cecchini, G . Scott, K. DeHenn, W. Hoare, M . Tymms.

OLD MELB. Harris 2, Begin, Farndon. BEST Kelso, D. Nelson, D . Ward Ambler, E. Cordner, Warmsley, R . Nelson ,

BANYULE 3.3 5.3 6 .5 7.10.52 PRESTON 1 .1 3 .4 5 .4 5 .5.35 BANYULE Donaldson 3, M . Gilbert 2, Castiedine 2. BEST Turner, Moore, Castledine, Donaldson, D. Gent, G . Pyers.

PRESTON L. Caligiuri 2, Richardson, Hawke, Caton . BEST M Hodgson, Allen, O'Connor, L. Caligiuri, Richardson, Mountney ST. KILDA 1 .1 2.2 4.5 4.8.32 HAMPTON ROVERS 2 .1 5 .5 6.6 8 .11 .59 ST KILDA O'Dea 4. BEST Helay, G, Broadhead, King, Arens, Phelan, M . Boyd .

HAMPTON ROVERS Devola, Cox 2, E . Melnjak 2, Lucas, McDonald BEST McDonald, Lucas, E . Melnjak, Worlan d O.IVANHOE 0 .2 2.3 2 .3 4.4.28 BALACLAVA 2 .2 3.3 3.8 3.12.30 OLD IVANHOE Naim 2, Cormack, Wilde, BEST Haug, Fallen, Ritchie, Naim, Cuttriss, Wilde BALACLAVA A . Breslin, S, Hill, J. Trembath . BEST J. Trembath, S. Hill, Harrison, Patterson, Talaric o CAUL . GRAMMARIANS 0 .4 0 .5 1 .7 2 .8 .20 IVANHOE 2 .2 8 .12 10 .14 13.16.94 CAULFIELD GRAM Stanjo, Scholten . BEST Worthington, Scholten, C .

Roseman, Bourke, Hedin, Paine .

IVANHOE D. Flynn 4, Hall 3, J . Hoffman 3, Sygalski, Angelini, Djoric .

BEST Gittos, Lewis, Hall, D Flynn, Murray, Makin , ST. KEVINS 0 .1 2.1 2 .2 3 .4.22 0. HAILEYBURY 2 .2 4.4 7.4 10 .4 .64 ST KEVINS Giffin 3. BEST Richardson, J . Bare, Giffin, Sharp, Hawkins, Browne, 0. HAILEYBURY Robertson 2, W . Smith 2, Dangerfield, Waring, Fletcher, Noske, Mytton, Lavender, BEST P . Wigg, A . Wigg, Lavender, Fuller, Riddout, W. Smith .

BULLEEN UNITED 11 .5 .71 0. CAMBERWELL 2 .5 .17 BULLEEN UNITED Daddo 5, Griffin 2, Dowd, Buse, Andronis, A . Pope BEST Dowd, Wood, M . Pope, Daddo, Griffin, Stratto n 0. CAMBERWELL Young, Wilson . BEST Jackson, Kershaw, Wilson .

Hayes, A . McCulloch, J. Lee, THOMASTOWN 3 .1 8 .7 9 .9 18 .13 .121 AJAX 1 .0 1 .1 4.2 4.2 .26 THOMASTOWN Kamllen 3. Ken Harling 3, Horkings 2, Kyrousis 2, Leale 2, Tsalkos 2, Kernaghan 2, Golledge, T Staios . BEST Horkings, Kyrousis, Ken Harting, Boyden, Kernaghan, Golledge .

AJAX Mond 2, Halphen, Bassett . BEST Mordech, Midler, Fried, Brian Goldberg, Halphen, Krongold .

POWERHOUSE 3.1 4.3 7.7 7.8.50 0. MENTONIANS 2 .0 2 .2 2 .3 5 .6.36 POWERHOUSE Williams 2, Brown, Cottrell, Bray, Kerr, Wilson . BEST Glaser, Monaghan, Trompf, Morrow, Cottrell, Wegner.

OLD MENTONIANS Goalkickers not received . BEST J. Norman, A Leaver, G . Buston, N . Moodie, S . Ingram, C. Davis 42

STATE BANK 8 .6 .54 WHITEFRIAR S 6.8.44 STATE BANK Curtin 4, Smith 4 . BEST A . Brown, Hyde, Kay, Mct Murray, Rerden.

WHITEFRIARS Peter O'Brien 4, Roberts, Phillip . BEST Gugge-.-, ;Loweli, Lyall, McKeown, Peter O'Brien, Phillip , ELSTERNWICK 1 .3 3.5 5.6 5 MHSOB 1 .2 4.4 6 .9 6 .7,37 .13.49 ELSTERNWICK P Mahoney 2, C. Amos, T. Gualano, J Free Whelan, BEST A . Cosmas, J. Coyne, M . Sanelh, P Mah monan ~ McGregor, M . Daniels , MHSOB Flegeltaub 2, Greatarex, Pomie, Legovich, Martin, BE-,; Andueza, Terrins, Pomie, Flegeltaub, Bahen, Greatore x

Wtsr nrtUNSwICK BRUNSWICK

5.4 12 .5 15 .9 20.1 0 .0 WEST BRUNSWICK Taylor 9, Chappell 3, Konstanunidls 3, Ba~ .

Buhagiar, DAvis, Kynakidis, Marlow, BEST Chapman, Chappell, Le, Millin, Rodgers, Taylor.

BRUNSWICK R . Camp. BEST F. Bassi, M . Green, T. Hean , McKissack ST. BEDES 3 .4 3.5 6.6 6.8 UHSOB 0 .0 2.4 2 .7 3 .13.44 .31 ST BEDES Walker 3, Axford 2, Smallwood, BEST Berry, Connolly, Smith, Thompson, Burns, Elmor e UHSOB Bunn, Hudd, Halldax . BEST Epfano, Hudd, Bunn, C Orarn, Trantmo, Robert s 0 . ESSENDON 1 .2 1 .2 1 .3 1 .5.11 0. GEELONG 2 .0 5.2 5.6 9.8.62 0. ESSENDON Carmichael, BEST Carmichael, Lawson, Scott, Hunter Gleeson, Fogarty .

O. GEELONG Borthwick 4, Gude 2, Spiden, Hayes, Stewart . BEST Hogg, R . Furphy, Stewart, Pappas, Jackson, Herman .

HEATHERTON 0 .0 0 .2 1 .3 5 AQUINAS 6.5 10.8 13.12 15 .12.4,34 .102 HEATHERTON Penouris 3, Herft, Butterworth . BEST Ni l AQUINAS Ryan 5, O'Loughlin 2, Pegler 2, H . Hewitt, Sainsbury, Cox, Smith, Wright, Dean . BEST Sainsbury, Wright, McKellar, McNamara, Honey, McKenna .

NORTH BRUNS .

3 .5 6.6 10.7 12,8 PENINSULA 0 .3 2.4 4.4 5 .4 .80 .34 NORTH BRUNSWICK Liameas 5, Miraglia 2, M . Briffa, Shernf .

Mazzarella, D. Evans, Mills BEST P Fox, Androutos, Sherrill, Mazzarella, Miraglia, Liamea s PENINSULA Fisher 2, Keenan, Burnell, Marks BEST Bowngdon, Come, Horrigan, Robinson, Fisher, Ricketts.

LATROBE UNI 0 .4 4.8 8.8 12.10.82 DOVETON 2 .2 3.3 4 .3 4.3.27 LATROBE UNI Cavalieri 5, Franzman 2, McGibbon 2, Andreula, Hands, Martin. BEST Cavalien, Spano, Harper, Franzman, Zucala .

Martin .

DOVETON Goalkickers and Best players not received .

ST. LEONARDS 3.2 3.3 4.5 4 .6.30 UNI REDS 1 .2 5.5 6.7 10.10 .70 ST LEONARDS Nicolaci 2, Hayden, Dyer BEST Lucas, Dyer, B Jackson, Mason, McComb, Sjogren.

UNI REDS Goalkickers and Best players not re ceived.

WILLIAMSTOWN 4 .3 5.3 8 .3 8.8.56 MAZENOD 0 .3 3.4 6 .6 6.6.42 WILLIAMSTOWN Dawson 5, Wallace 2, Dervan . BEST Neenah, Dawson, Bubnic, Thomson, White, Hyland .

MAZENOD G . Smith 2, J . Boyle, Adams, Campbell, Dicintio . BEST Hamilton, G . Smith, Collins, Campbell, Sayers, Murray.

OLD CAREY 5 .3 6.4 9.8 16.9 .105 ELTHAM 0 .0 2 .2 4 .2 5.2.32 OLD CAREY Neate 4, R . Purcell 2, Thomas 2, Kerr 2, Macrae 2, C Hughes 2. Earney, J Cope . BEST Pang, Thomas, Neate, Chan, Raft ELTHAM Goalkickers and Best players not re ceived.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

.4 3 7.9 7.12 .54 COMM . BANK 1 .1 2 .5 .3 2 .3 4.4 .28 ANZ BANK 0 .

Keating, S. Kimpton, F. West, J. Yusuf, P Harrison 2, N COMM. BANK BEST Whole team effort .

ANZ BANK Birkenfelds 2, Riley, Smidt, Fernandez . BEST Fernandez, -t, Smith, Birkenfelds, Dawson, Sweeney. i,yAVERLEY A BYE

ST. ANDREWS 9 .14 .68 FOOTS . IT. 2.3.15 ST ANDREWS Goldsworthy 2, Mansour, Ashby, Cearo, R . DAwes, 0.

Iles, Liddell . BEST O'Keefe, Ashby, P. Bartlett, Cleary, Fielding, MacDonald , FOOTS. I .T. Tanner 2, Petropoulos 2, Power, BEST O'Shannessy, Power Darmanin, Allan, Allen, Russell .

Personality Pars CELEBRATIONS AT THOMASTOWN Don't forget our coming social events Congratulations to Sean Bradford on his coming July 1 Progressive Dinne r age, 21 last week and Uncle Cec for adding another July 16 Dutch Auctio n one to his birthday tally. Both great nights - hope to see you there !

PARKSIDE'S LATEST ARRIVA L HAMSTRUNG All at Parkside congratulate Mark and Anna Mick Sinni It's great to see visiting us at Thom o Sturgess on the arrival of their son Andrew Leigh . :I every opportunity he gets .

Hoping that he shows more pace than his father. We Old Hamstring Sinni is still awaiting his first senior hope Andrew has the ears o his mother and not of Came at Collingwood . All at Thomastown are following his father and hoping he will be a future captain of nis progress closely .

Parkside (like Daddy)!

Next Week's Matches A SECTION ~D- RKSIDE v NORTH O.B. j- SCOTCH v MARCELLIN COLLEGIANS v UNI BLUES ~RMOND v O. XAVERIANS 0. PARADIANS v KEW B SECTION O TRINITY v MONASH BLUES HERRY v DE LA SALL E UNI BLACKS v BULLEEN-T'STOWE ST BERNARDS v FAWKNE R 0. BRIGHTON v 0. MELBURNIANS C SECTION BANYULE v O. IVANHO E PRESTON v ST KILD A HAMPTON ROVERS v CAUL . GRAMM .

BALACLAVA v ST KEVIN S IVANHOE v O. HAILEYBURY D SECTION BULLEEN UNITED v POWER HOUSE 0. CAMBERWELL v THOMASTOWN JAX v STATE BAN K O MENTONIANS v ELSTERNWICK WHITEFRIARS v MHS OLD BOYS E SECTION BRUNSWICK v ST BEDE S DOVETON v NORTH BRUNSWICK UHS OLD BOYS v HEATHERTON 0 . GEELONG v AQUINA S PENINSULA v O . ESSENDO N WEST BRUNSWICK v LATROBE UNI F SECTION UNI REDS v WILLIAMSTOWN WAVERLEY v ST ANDREWS MAZENOD v COMM . BANK ELTHAM v ANZ BAN K FOOTSCRAY IT. v OLD CAREY ST LEONARDS - A BY E

G SECTION KEW v PORT COLTS 0. SCOTCH v DE LA SALLE COLLEGIANS v O. XAVERIANS MONASH WHITES v BULLEEN-TEMP MARCELLIN v O. MELBURNIANS BLOODS v ST BERNARD S H SECTION KONTIAS v SALESIA N ST KEVINS v O. GEELONG STATE BANK v THERRY POWER HOUSE v RICHMOND CENTRAL ST KILDA - A BY E GTV-9 v BALACLAVA UNDER 19 - SECTION 1 BANYULE v ORMON D 0. PARADIAN GREEN v WHITEFRIARS COLLEGIANS v UNI BLUES MARCELLIN v O. XAVERIAN S DE LA BLUE v O . HAILEYBUR Y UNDER 19 - SECTION 2 MHS OLD BOYS v MONASH BLUES 0. SCOTCH v 0. BRIGHTON UNI BLACKS v 0. PAR . PURPLE ST BERNARDS v BULLEENTEMP CAUL . GRAMM . v O . MELBURNIANS THERRY v NORTH O .B .

UNDER 19 - SECTION 3 AQUINAS v THOMASTOWN BULLEEN UNITED v MAZENOD DE LA GOLD v FAWKNER HAMPTON ROVERS v PARKSIDE ALBANVALE v O . TRINITY ST KEVINS v IVANHO E

PHONING OF DETAIL S A SECTION 4 .30 P.M . to 5.30 P.M .

(Early as Possible ) B SECTION 6 P.M . to 6.30 P.M .

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A SECTION "I v PARKSID E D.aich, P Wisema n Belcher, G Clancy 0.8 v COLLEGIANS Caruso, R Francis Clarkson, P Alsor :ITY BLUES v ORMON D r'snry. W. Lyons Lcher, M_ Saron g _RIANS v OLD PARADIAN S . :<ing, R . Simon 3ry: R . Bland, P McTaggart Murray, M . Lentin i OLD SCOTC H uicCarthy, G . McKeeman Fowler, K. Tyle r S1LLE v OLD IRINiSY 3. Alger, M . Bush6el d 'nftiths, A . Hoga n BLUES v UNIVERSITY BLACK S Gibson, A . Smit h

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Personality Pars

Australian Football Coaches Association FOOTBALL CONDITIONING SEMINA R All coaches and fitness advisors interested in the total conditioning of their footballers are invited to a special seminar at the MCG on Friday 23rd June, 1989 .

Jerry Attaway, Conditioning Co-Ordinator of the San Francisco 49ers Football Team (1988 Super Bowl Victors) has made himself available to talk about nutrition, fitness and injury.

The seminar will commence with light refreshments at 6 .00 pm and participants are invited to stay and watch Hawthorn play the Brisbane Bears . The venue is the Jolimont Room in the Northern Grandstand . A $5 .00 charge will be made for non AFCA members .

To register your interest and participation, and to assist with catering and ticketing, please contact Lisa Weightman on 654 4199 .

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AMATEUR FOOTBALL on the I;Udio Saturday 6 .20 p.m . - Sunday 9 .30 a . m . - Sunday 9 .00 - 11 .00 Thursday 6 .20 p .m .Scores and A Section Listen to a .m . - More Previews and News Review on Phil Stevens on Amateur Football on o n

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100 UP AT NORTH BRUNSWIC K Harry Tsialtas plays his 100th game for North Brunswick today against Old Geelong .

He has risen through the junior ranks at the club and has now matured into a player who holds down the key centre-half forward position with good authority. Harry is an exciting mark and straight kick, just ask him!

One of the original "greek tragedies", Harry can be found at any function North Brunswick holds, although he can at times look decidedly, the worse for wear as the night progresses .

Up there, Harry !

Congratulations from all at North Brunswick!

50 GAMES UP TO NELLY MELBEAR With more come backs than Nelly Melba, Bulleen United's Michael Flanagan has finally played his 50th for the club .

DATELINE : 17th game 1985 .

"Old Warhorse to Retire on High? " After several dazzling performances in the ruck for the Twos, that ex-temporal hippy, hack of the pack, BEAR is on the road to a grande finale in the Seniors .

(Seems the ol' bloke is giving it away at the end of this season due to leg commitments) . . . . Despite being rather ground-bound these days, it's a rarity for the opposing big bloke to get a sniff at the ballups because of Bear's body-work . . . " Well coach Dick Morley had to give him a game and he booted 4 but he's retired three times since!

AND HE'S STILL PLAYING !

Though the centre line keeps him to fullforward now .

With about 486 games for Thornbury and a ton for Carnegie you have totalled up couple up now, ear!

Well done though . It's been great playing with you .

THE BATTLER REACHES 5 0 Congratulations from all at St . Bedes to Billy "The Battler" Dunstan on reaching his 50 game milestone. Billy has become a Beda legend after being evicted from that well known Victorian country town of Quambatook . A terrific clubman, "The Battler" has played most of his football with the Dewkickers .

In fact the only time you could count on Billy to hit top form was on the end of season trip . However that is all in the past as this year Billy has been in scintillating form . With the help from a free pot or two in Vern's direction Billy has been able to win senior selection in most games . The big question as the moment is - Has "The Battler" peaked too early? Can he sustain his form and produce his usual brilliance on this year's end of season trip? We wait in anticipation Billy, in the meantime, keep on battling on .

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200 GAMES TO BULLAN T Bul(een Templestowe Amateur Football Club ,; L r!d like to congratulate Shane "Flappers" Farley in reaching a tremendous milestone in 200 games , brilliant left foot wingman Flappers has been one the main reasons the Club has been successful Fir the years. A product from the Junior Club he was ,,ember of the '79 U19 Premiership side captaining ••e side the following season . A member of the '81 Reserves Premiership side before forcing his way into ,e Seniors where he was appointed D.VC. and still ~,rrently holds that honour. Now in his tender years -iappers finds himself playing the bulk of his football n~'ie centre, where his experience and skill are called eon to feed the younger quicker players, a job he ices effortlessly. From everyone at the Club -ongratulations, Flappers .

150 AT BALACLAVA Players and supporters at Balaclava would like to congratulate Bernie Rafferty on playing his 150th game this week against Caulfield Grammarians. Th e Man they can't tackle" has been around the club 'or a fair while, being a part of the 1984 and 1986 nremiership sides and winning the senior B & F in 1987. He has been a part of the 'CDEFGH' Victorian side over the past few years and was rewarded a guernsey this year as well . The added responsibility of the club captaincy and being a newly wed has seen Raffers ; produce the best form seen from him .

Congratulations on your achievement today and everyone at Balclava hopes to see yourself and Karen around the club for another 150.

Well done Raffers.

STATE BANK 100 Congratulations to John Pallotta on reaching thi s milestone. "Shaker", a tireless worker off the field has been with the club, through the good and bad times .

He has won the Best Clubman Award on two occasions, 1982, 1988 and was awarded Life Membership in 1988 . In between being a committee member, treasurer and assistant secretary, John has managed 100 games . What he lacks in skills, he makes up with heart . Congratulations "Shaker" from all at Tigerland .

STATE BANK "TON" Congratulations to John Beare on reaching this milestone. John a member of the 1987 'E' Grade Premiership side has become a very valuable member of the senior side, his long left foot kicking has set up many a goal and his courage and commitment can never be questioned . This year he has become more consistent and versatile shown by his goalkicking ability. Congratulations John from everyhone and we hope you put in another big one against Old Mentonians .

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Last Saturday against Balaclava Matt hew "Disco" Driscoll played his 100th game for CBC St . Kilda .

Recruited from the College via St . Kilda VFL, Matthew joined the club with a significant reputation, having played Teal Cup for Victoria prior to going to VFL Ranks . A fierce competitor, Matthew takes his football very seriously, and particularly, dislikes losing . A very determined backman, but recently has adopted well to the transition to the forward line . A very fast and strong mark, Matthew has certainly been an asset to the club, not only as a player, but as a great clubman .

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50 GAMES TO `PERCYVEAR' OF OLD PARADIANS Michael 'Percy' Vear is extended congratulations from all at Old Paradians on playing his 50th game for the club on June 3rd, 1989, against North Old Boys . Michael is a valuable player and a good clubman . In 1987 he was able to play only the first half of the season, due to serious injury to his hand, and still won the reserves best and fairest award that year. Best of luck to Michael for many more years to come at the club, on and off the field .

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