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Good afternoon football followers . Last Monday I was lucky enough to be invited along to the VAFAUA Annual Dinner at North Melbourne F.C . The feature of the night was the presentation of life memberships to Kenny Coughlan and Wayne Henry _ Dngratulations boys on your outstanding records and contributions to Amateur football . Our umpires are a much maligned lot so I though I would present you today with this piece written by an umpir e ch may make us feel a little more for our men in white! !
Ode to an Umpire - Am I getting too old for this ? come home from work Friday evening after a stressful week and check to make sure your gear is ready for Saturday . Sat AM - read rule book, pack bag, eat specified meal . drive to other side of city thru Saturday shopping traffic using Melway references . pass several umpiring mates who live on opposite side of city and are umpiring near where you live . arrive at ground where nobody knows you (or doesn't want to know you ) change in a storeroom which has lime or phosphate bags overflowing in the corner . chase clubs for suitable footballs, goal & boundary umpires, timekeepers and Interchange stewards . ~ walk onto ground in pure white clothes and boots knowing you will be splattered with black mud in the first 30 seconds . ~ spend about 2 hours running 12km and are ridiculed for almost every decision . ~ come off the ground exhausted and have to walk with a towel around you and shower with the home club, who you hope won, otherwise there's no chance of borrowing soap. ~ the showers are either cold or have water coming our one drip at a tim e Spend 15 minutes making sure score cards and time cards are correc t You've reported a player for abusing you with foul language . The club official comes in and tells you to forget the report because the guy didn't mean it and anyway can't make the tribunal hearing because he has night classes in Ballarat on Tuesdays . you go into the club rooms to have a drink with players and officials but find they are all in huddles and don't want to know yo u you stand in the centre of the room reading the football record hoping someone will approach you - they don't . Players want to argue rules on the ground but never discuss them after the gam e you drive home in the pouring rain making sure that you post the game report At last you arrive home and un-pack wet filthy smelling clothes, socks and boots . you try several times to ring thru your report but the Tribunal Secretary is still engaged - you finally get thru to an answering service and spend 3 mins talking to the machin e you sit down in front of the tele to relax and criticize the VFL umpires and the kids want to wrestle you finally crawl into bed hoping for a good nights slee p the wife wants to tell you all the things the kids have done wrong during the day while you've been out enjoying yoursel f you say goodnight and tell her you won't be home till late Tuesday because you have a Tribunal hearing you've had a great day and look forward to next week
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A SECTIO N by Tom "the Villain" Johnsto n
Another thrilling round of A Grade football, top three positions filled . Fourth spot up for grabs between Old Paradians and Marcellin, will be a fitting climax to the end of the home and away rounds . The match of the round between Ormond and Marcellin did not let the supporters down (unless you barrackec for Marcellin) . Marcellin were desperate for a win, Ormond just as determined the first quarter had plenty c' action . The ground was in surprisingly good condition, neither side gave ground, the scores were level at qual time 3-3 apiece. Ormond kicking with the wind in the second quarter took the initial advantage to go to a hanci s lead, with only Steve Psa ros holding Marcellin's defence. Just before half time Marcellin fought back to kick 2 goals to trail Ormond 7.5 to 5.3. I was very impressed young Darren Wood making his debut for Ormond in this quarter . The third quarterthe Eagles threwthechalleng, to the Monds . Both sides were playing finals football . The pressure was great, Marcellin added 3.8 (which wUc to prove costly) to Ormond 2 .1 . Ormond had a 1 point lead at three quarter time . Ormond kicking with the wino in the last quarter quickly asserted their authority against a tiring Marcellin side kicking 5.0 to Mareeilin 1 .1, tc run our comfortable winners by 24 points . Ormond's best player was district cricketer Steve McCooke who<e 4 goals was a valuable team contribution . Nick Cox continues to impress alI the M onds supporters . Paul Mc D onald controlled the rucks giving the Monds ball players a picnic . Marcellin's best player was defender Steve -- soras who took many telling marks rn defence. Freddie Batt isteila was very dangerous around the packs . John Orijtasso continues his excellent form for the Eagles . All in all this was a very entertaining match . Another great match was between Old Paradians and North Old Boys, who were kept scoreless in the last quarter hanging on to win athriller by 4 points . No rt h Old Boys started this match bristling with confidence (due to their previous form - why?), and quickly raced to a commanding lead, adding 6.3 to Old Paradians 1 .1 to lead by 32 points at quarter time. Old Parade found goals hard to come by in the second quarter. Parade were struggling they managed only 2 .4 to No rth Old Boys 2 .2 to trail by 30 points at half time . The third quarter was a ripper, both sides were applying pressure that was similar to a finals match . No rt h Old Boys increased their lead at three quarter time adding 4.2 to Parade 3.1 to have a commanding lead of 37 points at the break . Parade started the last quarter with great urgency, the pendulum had swung North Old Boys who had dominated the match for three quarters were clinging desperately to their lead, unfortunately for Parade time ran out the boys from Bundoora had kicked 5.3 to their opponents nil, to lose a thriller by 4 points, in what was a great match . Best on ground for No rth Old Boys was Marcus Boyd (4 goals), who was a reliable avenue of attack for North . Steve `Mr. Skills' Moloney is back to his very best form . Michael Hadley was back to his earlier season form Parade's best player (3 weeks in succession) was the evergreen vice captain, Peter Wood (not bad for an old times) . Michael Skerri tt is back to his brilliant bent . Tim Bea re quiet of late made a welcome return to form . I congratulate No rt h for their fine win, also Parade for their fighting comeback. Collegians travelled to Pitcher Park and handed out a football lesson to the Red Devils, to record an easy 80 point win over Parkside. Collegians kicking with the wind quickly asserted their authority on this match addin 7.4 to Parkside solitary 1 point to lead by 47 points at quarter time. Parksidefull of energy and enthusiasm started to play direct football, but as in recent weeks their kicking for goals left a lot to be desired . Parkside kicked 5.5 to Collegians 22 .1 to trail the Lions by 24 points at the half time interval . Collegians stepped on the gas in the third quarter, Pall who had been beaten by Williams started to run again . Adam Cooper was causing the Parkside backline plenty of headaches. Collegians added 5 .5 to Parkside 1 .1 to have a 52 point lead at three quarter time Collegians coach Bruce Ferguson insisted on the Lions finishing the match in good style in preparation for the finals, and boy did they. Collegians added 7.1 to Parkside 2.3 to run our winners by 80 points . Collegians best on ground was Simon Williams, who payed his best match for the season . James Bennett is capable of anything gave an encouraging display. Adam Cooper eight goals playing his third senior game was excellent value for the Lions . Parkside's best player was defencer Gary Williams who beat three opponents in the course of the match . Lindley Cowell tried all dayto lift his side as did the courageous Nino Vincitorio, Berie Hunt continues his excellent late season form . Uni Blues on the rebound took control after half time, and went on to record a 72 point win against the boys from Kew. Kew once again started the match with plenty of enthusiasm and energy and quickly had the Students on the rebound . Kew added 5 .1 to Unit Blues 3 .5 to have a 9 point lead at quarter time . Uni Blues dominated the second quarter, however their kicking for goal left a lot to be desired . L IN Blues added 4.10 to Kew 1 .0 to have a 20 point lead at the long interval . After half time it was all U ni Blues, goals were coming easy, the Students were running riot, they added 5.4 keeping Kew scoreless to lead by 54 points at three quarter tim e
Nick Wylie'really put in, his determination was a credit to himself . Kew's best player was strong ruckman Tony Peric l~~ providing great value to the Browns . Paul Clayton is in excellent form, maing his club best player - s a row. Neil Duncan never gave in all day displaying great stamina and skills . l;e [ mprowng Old Xaverians kept their winning form going with an excellent 5 point win over arch rivals Scotch :liiain did pick the winner and the winning margin) . Old Xaverians started the match in a very dete,rr :neo o n i ikewise their opponents . Reputations were at stake as both sides fought for supremacy, neither s ice couio e viial break . Old Xaverians outscored Old Scotch 2 .1 to 1 .3 to lead by 4 points at quarter time . Xavs cont riu F a ;racr . In the second quarter but found goals hard to come by. Xavs added 2 .6 to Old Scotch 1 .3 to have u t break at half time. (What did Scotch Captain Robbie Fuller say to Fergus Kiel to get such a response), rd quarter was a ripper, both sides were great, the small crowd of supporters were witnessing a great contest Xavs added 4.3 to Old Scotch 4 .1 to stretch their lead to 15 points at three quarter time . The fourth quarter a repeat of the third, both sides were applying enormous pressure, which side would crack? Xavs k cked 3 otch 4.5 . The siren went leaving Xavs in front by 5 points in what was a terrific contest Old Xavs best c!a-ve ~ = John Tully who has been quiet of late, but lifted for this important match . Mark McCllelland was great anc as a tower of strength for Xavs . Tony Callan again proved what a valuable player he is. Old Scotch best player cecaptain Brian Hodge (where is Brian's right jumper?), player his second good game in succession . Andre w -Andy, Smith, what more can I say about this guy . Ex State player, Peter Drummond was back to his bnlran~ Both sides put on a great contest, it's a pity one had to lose . Now to today's games : .vilata round tofinish the season . The biggest game of the season is at Bundoora, where Parade play Marceilin !ourth spot, and a crack at the premiership flag . Both sides went under last week . Parade suffered a narr to North Old Boys . Marcellin found Ormond too good going down by 29 points . Earlier in the seaso^ orntls tdarcellin had a 21 point win over Parade, however Parade at home are very hard to beat . Parade with great a ;ers in Gleeson, Beers, Wood, Spillane, the Considine boys against Marcellin's Amad, Cooper, Matt & Luke Getson, Psoras what a fantastic match we should have . I watched Marcellin last week and thought the,r c' class forwards would be a problem (it was), and for this reason I lean to Parade capable of anything on the day. A flip of the coin, I go for Parade by 5 points.. Marcellin like their opponents Parkside travel to Gunn Rese rv e to tackle the awesome Ormond machine. Ormond were good last week beating tdarcellin . Parkside were utclassed by Collegians will find Ormond no easier . Let's hope Phil Kingston returns n njury to have a hit out before the finals . Parkside will be strengthed by the return of rover Mark Sedgwick . â&#x20AC;&#x17E;ever the Red Devils will fine the awesome Ormond plain awesome . Ormond by 49 points . Kew at home face 5th placed Nort h Old Boys in a game that North have nothing to gain, where Kew or tnc er hand will try and score an upset victory in their last match in a grade this season Kew will be back. af'.-Irouping in B Grade. Kew found Uni Blues too good after half time last week . No rt h .Old Boys had a terr .i c ory against Old Paade, will they have a let down? (seeing they won't make the four, unless Parade and Marceil,r ,I don't think so, I think No rt h will have too much talent for Kew. No rt h Old Boys by 17 points . Oid Xaverians play host to University Blues in a match thai will be very tough to wn . Old Xavs are on a ro-,i ~ir ::rin last week against Old Scotch was full of merit . Urn Blues had a big win over Kew last week . however r: ll find their opponents are more than competitive . I'm selecting Uni Blues (not very confidently) in a close i,e, in what undoubtedly will be a first class game . Uni Bluesby 5 points. Collegians are the home team at Elsternwick Park, in their clash Old Scotch . Collegians had a big 11 ast week over Parkside. Old Scotch went down to Old Xavs in awith thriller. Collegians look the goods . the ns have pace to burn, class players on every line, Old Scotch rely on their name players to provide the push victory. I expect Scotch to trouble the Lions with their desire, however whatever way youlook at ,t Collegians eater skill and consistency will win . Collegians by 23 points . The home team have recorded 461/2 wins to the away team 381/2 wins . Selections : Old Paradians vs Marcellin Old Xaverians vs Uni Blues Ormond vs Parkside Collegians vs Old Scotc h is No rth Old Boys N ow to A Grade Best & Fairest (my tips are), my avourite is Andrew Smith ( Scotch), in any order from latt Galbraith ( Collegians), Dominic Spillane (Parade), Mark McClellandOId ( Old Xavs), Paul McDonald Ormond), Mike Yandell (Uni Blues), Joe Amad (Marcellin) . rrill be overseas for two weeks so Phil `Fabulos' Stevens will ghost my article. s,vers to last weeks question :~ Stevens has nothing in comon with the umpire, but boy did the men in white start thinking for a change "
Coach Alan Salter wanted more, reputations were on the line . Uni Blues went on with thejob in the last quarter they did not relax, adding 6 .3 to Kew 3.3 to run our easy winners by 72 points . Kew outclassed did not throw the towell in fighting this match right outtothe end . Best on grou ad for Uni Blues was defender Chris Holmes playing his 4th senior match this year, and undoubtedly his best game. Geoff Allen quiet of late was back to his best form 2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989
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B Section by the "Bucchan Brothers " Peter Grant and Doug Dic k
Last week's "Mini-Final" has resulted in the B .T.'s storming into the four with only one home game remainir Bulleen's consistent second round has allowed them to now be recognised as a Premiership contender, Ai- .' a 17 goal drubbing by O.M's early this year, Allan Paris has turned his young side into giant killers . Last Saturci : . they turned the tables on the Navy Blues, to comfortably win by 4 goals. Meanwhile, Therry, moved into second position after a tough game, against Fawkner. The 'Fawks' took ti game right up to Tony C rotty's boys, who have not looked back since Tony's injury stopped him from playir Phil Ryan revelled in the conditions and isn't scared of getting under the packs . Matty O'Rourke put in anoth :: blinder while ' Old Man' Bye just seems to be getting better. The Fawks meanwhile, are already showing they, ., be hard to beat next year. Stephen Buckley will work them hard over summer and hopefully rebound to "B" Gra Trinity, while disappointed at missing the finals had a good win over Blacks. De La proved too good for St . Bernards while Monash soundly beat Brighton . Monash were six goals down at half time but refused to give up their position in B Grade easily . They "sler, the mighty "Goliath" in thethird quarter and finished Brighton oof nicely inthefourth . Rosie "Sturgess" deser, : a medal forthe greatest individual effort in a quarterthat the"Bucchan Bros" have ever seen . Hisfour (unbelievat' goals set Monash up for a heart lifting inish . Meanwhile, Brighton havetotighten afew wheel nuts before itstoo la .This weeks games predictions are : Old Trinity to defeat Blacks, Bulleen to defat Fawkner, Brighton to defeat De La , Therry to defeat Black . Monash to defeat O.M's, (We apologise for the short report this week but our sources dried up with the introduction of new'Sunday Paper s
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n exciting finish to the home and away games saw the final four unchanged . Throughout the season Old Naileybu ry are clearly the best performed and must start favourites for the flag . Of course finals are there t on and the top four have equal opportunity to be promoted to B Grade . Down go St . Kevins and Oldo Ivanhoe, with Ivanhoe remaining in this grade by thrashing Old Ivanhoe in a make or break game . Of the other in s, Hampton Rovers missed the finals by percentage, but overall they would be pleased to have performed ,%ell after promotion last year . The most inconsistent side would have to be Caulfield, as I've said before ;d one week, terrible the next . _ast weeks results saw Hampton Rovers inflict defeat on Banyule, team effort by the Rovers . Young Shaun Devereaux, Michael Couts, Matt Salmon, and Matt McKellara great showed incredible maturity with a gca' he siren to take the points . Defeat might be good for Banyule, the pressure asserted by the Rovers w ,i 1 o tiiem in good stead for their big game next week against Old Haileybu ry. Best for the Bears Gray Sutterby, Lusk and Fraumano . Balaclava came away with a strong win against St . Kilda . A third quarter blitz of 6 go : is . . nst the wind sealed the game . On ball players Neil Monaghan, Bernie Raffe rt y and Paul Breslin attack~:'r; all hard, with Kevin Palmer kicking 6 goals . The final term saw St . Kilda game in the dying moments . Best for the Saints Charlie Capi ron yet again, return to form and nearly pinch=- : Clayton Bennett, Liam Buckley Andy McGraw. a revved up St . kevins saw their win go in vain against Pre ston. With a possible reprieve from relegation Kevins were more persistent and wanted the win . Best for Preston Ewing, A . Philp, Milner and Turner . n a much improved displa Caulfield stayed with Old Haileybu ry for three quarters but unfortunately through , of man power the Bloods slammed on 12 goals in the final term to win convincingly . Best for Caulfield . Harris, Lowe and Cooney 5 goals and Old Haileybu ry Tim Snowball, Brett Carty, Wayne Smith and Wes Byrnes. ne relegation game turned into a white wash with Ivanhoe totally outplaying a disappointing Old Ivanhoe . !ow to todays game (current tipping accuracy 74 .4%) ist Semi Final ( at Waverley) This should be a great game, both sides have plenty of talent . . Kilda I believe have the man power and ;rkmg ability while Balaclava attack the ball harder and for themStto win their running players must perform air optimum . Both encounters this year went to Balaclava, therefore St . Kilda have plenty to prove . U p ,:ard St . Kilda has Tony Riddell, a proven goal kicker and now back after injury will balance their forward up together with elusive players Mark Gillan and Charlie 'The Legend' Capiron . Brendan Boyd must -y the rucks for the game giving on ball players Mark Howard, Tony Trabinger and Andy McGrath every :,ortunity. The centre line duels are crucial, Brandwood, Lake and Fiddler will be hard pressed to cove r Balaclava's strength . David Grego ry, Bernie Rafferty and Mark Coutts are a proven centre line. Hayden Dickson will have to play his best game for the year to thwart the Sainst bigger players . Up forward Balaclava rely on Kevin Palmer, Hen ry Smith and Mark Conroy who has excellent marking skills . 4 in all, both sides are evenly matched, Balaclava has the edge in pace and their desire is unquestioned I noticed last week that the final quarter may have been the turning point for the Saints . - St . Kilda to win .. ~ay's selection : 51 . Kilda v Balaclava .
The Fight for the Fou r (Home games in CAPITALS) A SECTIO N UNDER 19 SECTION 1 OLD PARADS 40 - MARCELLIN (38) 4th OLD HAILEY 48 - Ormond (44) SECTIO N UNDER 19 SECTION 2 3rd UNI BLACKS 48 - Old Scotch (64) BULLEEN/TEMP 36 - FAWKNER (12) OLD MELBURNS 32 - Monash Blue s 4th THERRY 48 - Old Brighton (64) 5th ST BERNARDS 44 - M .h .s.o .b. (16) OLD TRINITY 32 - ST BERNARDS (24) UNDER 19 SECTION 3 4th THOMASTOWN 44 - DE LA GOLD (28)
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I) Section by Ian Cairn s
Unfortunately, business took priority last week and, as a result, I could not get an article in on time . Hower_ . . ven the reception by Old Camberwell and Whitefriars over the past few weeks, they certainly wouldn't h,, . . ssed by predictions ! ast weeks results produced no real surprises except perhaps for the winning margin recorded by Thomastown er Old Mentonians . Most would have thought a much closer result than 38 points . In the other games Bulleen United ran away from AJAX in the last half to win by 59 points . Whitefriars continued their recent good form with a comfortable 54 point victory over Power House . State Bank recorc= a good 63 point win over MHSOB and Old Camberwell defeated Elsternwick by an impressive 65 poinzSo the final four sees Thomastown two games clear on top with 60 points, followed byOld Mentonians ( 52) on percentage from Whitefriars (52) with State Bank finishing fourth (48) . Congratulations to all 4 sid•_ .xj no particularly in the second half of the season, have certainly proven to be the better sides of the sectic
"hen follows Old Camberwell, MHSOB, Bulleen United and Power House . The last two positions, wh,c -a^s E' Section nest year, being filled by Elsternwick and AJAX - commiserations to both sides. i• .e rirst of today big games is at Brunswick for the first Semi Final between Whitefriars and State Bank . The two sides met only two weeks ago with the Bankers victorious by only 8 points . The best players that C` r for Whitefriars were unusual, in that, Sutton, Pratt, Tierney, Reidy and Woodman all did NOT feature, Si' a good group of players could not ALL have another off-day and for that reason I expect Whitefriars to cor out or top. The margin won't be much and the game should be of a high standard, but, these players, combiri ; rr :'h the Bankers record of tending to fold in the big ones, should see the Friartucks through to the Preliminary Fir = Across at No rt hcote, Thomastown and Old Mentonians meet in the second Semi Final for the secor : --e,n as many weeks. Last week it was Thomastown victorious, this week it should be Old Mentonians U:i ., through to the Grand Final and promotion to 'C' Section . Two key features sway the balance in favour , rne Panthers - their goal kicking power and the speed at which they move the ball, all over the g round . i_ !o,r,,ard they have many options in Acreman, Bournon and Sciacca in fine form and Solley and Nor-lon ~,rs caoable of scoring whilst resting up forward . Add to this, Newman and "the other" Sciacca around the grour and it looks good for Mentone .
The interesting tussle of the day should be around the centre between Fellows and Newman . Both ha, ad great seasons and should poll well in the Section B & F award . By the time this is ublished the winner ~. . .e known and don't be surprised if "that man" Morley from Bulleen United has won his fou rt h V.A .FA . Awr.r, : Whitefriars v State Ban k So winners should be : Thomastown v Old Mentonians .
E Section by Kevin McNicholl
Last Saturday saw the season end for eight of the twelve sides in E Section . Congratulations must be extende.' to the sides contesting the finals and commiserations to the also rans . Results for the round were Doveton 12 .1 4 defeated West Brunswick 10 .9 . Old Essendon 19.11 easy winners over UHSOB 3.4. St . Bedes easily account_ for Old Geelong 21 .25 to 6.5 . Aquinas had no trouble with North, final scores being Aquinas 23.24 to North Brunswick 8 .5. Heathe rt on were too strong for Peninsula scoring 22 .15 to 10.7. In the final game La Trote powered to a convincing win kicking 29 .19 while Brunswick could only manage 2 .8 . Highlight of the garr was ten goals from La Trobe Centre half forward Ian Wriggleswo rt h who dominated the game all day . Tfinal four for seniors and reserves now looks like this : RESERVES PTS PCTGE SENIORS PTS PCTGE La Trobe 64 246.7La Trobe 58 190 .93 West Brunswick 56 202 .` I St . Bedes 52 158 .38 Old Geelong 52 160 .''- ; Doveton 52 144 .39 Aquinas 50 213 € Aquinas 52 128.41 6
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L~ Trobe head the list in both seniors and reserves for the second year running and must obviously be doing ;nethwng right. St. Bedes have held the double chance after a good year and seem to have gained consistency 1? v;as lacking in previous years . Doveton have held third place after good wins in the past few weeks and It ue a dangerous opponent in the finals. Aquinas are up there again and will be determined to progress D Section after the disappointment of last year's finals . The next two weeks will tell the story . Not a lot ca n e said for the others . Old Essendon could have been unlucky for if their draw against La Trobe had been ~ira they would have been finalists again . West Brunswick had their chances but lacked the ability to win games that counted . Brunswick started the season well but slipped back when injuries and continue <,„pensions robbed them of players, No rt h, Old Geelong and Heathe rton have to recruit and work harderd . :ney are to avoid relegation in the coming years . That leaves UHSOB and Peninsula and a season in F may them regroup . Regardless of who progress to D Section, next year promises to be even better than 1989 ny of the top three or four sides in F Section appear capable of being competitive in the next grade . This brings. = to today's games and what promises to be a great day's football . Reserves first - First Semi - Old Geelong eet Aquinas . Second Semi - La Trobe meet Wests . Seniors - First Semi s,?,mi - La Trobe against St . Bedes. My selections - Reserves - Aquinas Doveton against Aquinas . Secon d beat Old Geelong, and La Trobe arrowly over West Brunswick . Seniors - Doveton to account for Aquinastoand La Trobe to progress to "D" ;-ade by beating St . Bedes .
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'.Nefl, what a weekend of surprises! Several high-fliers shot down (including the Pilots' Federation which had ings nicely clipped by a passing hawk) amidst charter flights and muddy surfaces . Your corresponden t eored a very embarassing 2 out of 5 to end the season on 71 winners out of 90 matches, a return of 79% -curacy (compared to 70% in 1988) . A terrific win to the Banjos over the Waves who have lost their momentum in recent weeks . The Harry Trotters ad a consolation end of season conquest of the Footrot Flat Boys whilst Willy had a picnic and charged to the Artists' account . But the big surprise was the defeat of the season's top two sides to date . Getta's Tellas pulled off a fantastic .7 point win against the Unde rt akers who, admittedly would have been making sure that they entered the finals 'act . But it was a big effort by the Zedders who have achieved a real competitive edge this season . The B rewers scored a shock win at home against the Noddies by jumping the premiership favourite early :d then outclassing them whilst undermanned in the third term . More than anything else, this win opened up emiership opportunities for each side in the four . SEMI FINALS : 2nd Semi-Final Noddies v Undertakers at Albe rt Park No 4 Oval 1st Semi Final B rewers v Redz at Har ry Trott Ova l Guest Tipsters : i Chris "Def" Leopold : I believe the Unde rtakers fierce desire to gain promotion to E Grade will carry them through in a tight, uncompromising match . In the other match I fancy the B rewers after last week's win to be too big and strong for the Redz . 2 Val "Good" Evans : Thrilled with the Brewers win last week and confident they can go on with it against the Redz - there's a bottle of champagne riding on the result Peter! I also think the Noddies can bounce back agains the Undert akers in a hard fought match , 3 Chris "Ned" Kelly : We were caught napping last week but I'm confident we can again take care of the Unde rtakers . Noddies by five. The Brewers impressed me last week and should have too many big guns for the plucky Redz . John "Al" Grassby : Noddies weren't firing last week but they'll prove worthy of promotion against a determined Undertakers' combination . The Redz waited for a final too long to let this chance slip by and I feel they'll beat the B re wers again - this timehave 5. Phil Stevens and Sue Anderson (VAFA Supremos)officially ! : We fancy the Noddies because of their consistency over the year and the B re wers because Redz will probably mess up their team sheet . 6 Jim Bellas (Mine Host, Fenwick Inn Hotel) : Undertakers because they're good drinkers and Redders because l love Charlie Hosking ! Ian McPhee: I've Undertaken a private members bill into the Noddies of hops and wine makers of Redz are responsible for this situation who disgrace the backbench . Brewers . As usual I'm undecided and will await a wind forward prior to pre-selection .
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9 . Litt le Johnny Howard : The Redz will hopefully embarass the Elders Statesman who could'nt kick over a jam tim (I know, I was hiding behind the tin!) 10. Lech Walesa : The Underdogs in both games and I can accomodate the Redz. 11 . Mark "Big Bird" Cannon (Best & Fairest, F-Troop, 1988) : ! fancy the Redz and the Noddies because don't like the Unde rtakers and the B rewers. And my selections : Redz to prove too slick on the ground for the high-flying Brewers and to win by about 4 goals . Noddies to rebound and take the E-Grade promotion by having too many on-ba!l options for the Undertc' ;ers who will go down with a real struggle.
P review of Games to be played August 26/27 G SECTION Grand Final at Elsternwick Par k The season's top sides Kew and Bloods battle for Premiership honours today In theirSemi two 1989 Kew won each time - by twenty five points in Round 2 and twelve points in the .Second Finalencounters the rest last week while Bloods fought for victory over Port Colts . Kew had and today with fresher legs Kew should be on the road to victory . Again it is difficult to believe Bloods can nullify Dalton, Donald Macisaac and Prowse all day whereas the Kew defence led by Richard Maclsaac should be able to blanket leading goalkeeper Thoma s ho plays a!one hand in the Blood's forward line . Although the big ground could trouble Kew I am confident they can win the pennant . H SECTION Grand Final at Eisternwick Par k Leading side Richmond Central play CBC St. Kilda whom they defeated by sixty two points in Round 2 hich was their only meeting this season . Good players that day for Richmond included many who played rreVl in the Second Semi Final - Best and Fairest winner Bestow and Vice Captain Jiggins to name two . In ne second semi final Richmond's fifteen goals were spread between seven players and it is difficult to envisaqge the St . Kilda defenders holding Phillips (six goals in Round 2), Lang, (four goals in Round 2) and all the game. This task will be made even more daunting if the leading H Section goalkicker Ricketts Tymms kicks more an the one goal he scored in the second semi final . Good players for St . Kilda are likely to include Nardelia and O'Hearn who did well in Round 2 as well as in the Semi Final . Given St . Kilda's run of three hard matches ,,p to today's Grand Final I believe Richmond Central will triumph and thus prove themselves to be the best side in H Section .
G, H C& U19 Sections 1, 2 & 3 by Norm Nugent
Review of Games played August 19, 1989 G SECTION Preliminary Final A big last quarter effort with the aid of a strong wind enabled Bloods to defeat Port Colts by eighteen points at Elsternwick Park. At three quarter time the Colts had built a thirteen point lead but in the final quarter they could manage only one minor score against the wind . This game was a hard fought one in which both sides displayed wide ranging skills . Bloods now play Kew in the G Section Grand Final . H SECTION Pre limina ry Final C.B.C. St . Kilda despite only managing to score one behind in the last quarter had built an early winning lead over St. kevins whose last quarter inaccuracy also contributed to their loss by twelve points . At half time the scores were !evel before aided by the wind in the third St . Kilda built a winning score with five goals while St. Kevins failed to score. C.B.C . St. Kilda now meet Richmond Central on Sunday, August 27 to decide the section premiership .
UNDER 19 SECTION 1 (Round 18 ) Marcellin who are at home to, Banyule should end the season with a victory their own high standard neither club has had a successful season although each will have high hopes of. By 1990 success La Salle Blue should complete the minor round with a comfortable victory over . Leaders De Whitefriars a .~ait University Blues with the expectation of a big victory to build percentage to enable them. Old Xaverians to hold second oiace. No doubt the Xaverians will win but the margin will depend on their degree of concentration and team o ay. Old Paradians G reen who visit Collegians will appreciate the firm Albert Park surface as they hone their ~kif!s for the finals . Collegians will not be talented enough to prevent a comfortable Paradians old Paradians hope will carry them to second place victory which . Like the wine at Cana, I have left the best to the last Ormond visit Old Haileybu ry with the knowledge victory should take them into next week's semi final . Ormond. jislike heavy going as instanced by their nadir of 1989 at Parade on July 22 and although I cannot forecast ne August 26 conditions the McKinnon Oval could sti!l be heavy and this factor coupled with home ground advantage prompts me to select Old Haileybu ry.
UNDER 19 SECTION 1(Round 17) Round 17 results have only served to complicate the race for the final four as four clubs lie equal on points in the contest for three final places. Collegians proved me a poor tipster when they easily accounted for Banyule by fifty two points while Whitefriars had a forty six point victory over Marcellin . The other three games all could have provided vital results in the shaping of the final four . Leaders De La Salle defeated Ormond by fifty three points which meant Ormond dropped to fifth a game off the pace and with the prospect of the hardest game in Round 18 to come. Old Xaverlans proved my judgement poor when they accounted for second placed Old Paradians Green by seventy one points. This victory has lifted the Xaverians to second ahead of the Paradians . David McCormack must be worried by his side's inability to defeat other top sides . Not only have the other three sides beaten the Paradians they have done so convincingly in the second half of the season (Haileybury 48 points, De La 37 points and now Old Xaverians 71 points). As expected Old Haileybu ry accounted for University Blues comfortably. The Blood's margin of eighty five points added five per cent to their percentage UNDER 19 .SECTION 2 (Round 17) University Blacks really tuned themselves for the finals with a commanding one hundred and sixty one point victory over Melbourne High School Old Boys. Old Brighton defeated Caulfield Gramma rians by one hundred and seventy points in another display of footba!l power while St. Bernards built their percentage by eight per cent at the expense of North Old Boys as they seek final four honours . Bulleen Templestowe really extended Therry who thanks to accuracy in front of goal finally triumphed by thirteen points . Leaders Old Scotch had a clear cut victory by seventy two points overMonash Blues who failed to play up to their Round 16 promise . By forfeiting to Old Paradians Purple, Old Melburnians allayed all of Parade Coach Ian Bibby's relegation worries. Well done Ian to hold your young side in the section !
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UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Mazenod despite inaccurate kicking proved too strong for De La Salle Gold and won by twenty eight points. Thomastorm and Ivanhoe played a competitive game marred by strong winds before Thomastown ran out winners by twenty four points . Aquinas added fourteen per cent to their total as they thrashed Albanvale by one hundred and sixty three points . Leaders Old THnity dominated their game against St . Kevins before the leaders won by seventy eight,points . Fawkner and Hampton Rovers both had byes . 8
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UNDER 19 SECTION 2 (Round 18 ) St. Bernards should end the minor round with a convincing victory over Melbourne High School Old E ;oys who must have learned a lot this season under the guidance of Steve Dukatis . St . Bernar`us can only hop, that Therry lose to enable them to grab fourth place . Caulfield Grammarians face Monash Blues with confidcnce at Oval 3 . Bolstered by the inclusion of players from C Section, Caulfield should take the points against the Students who have benefitted from the coaching of Steve Giles who often has been "a one man band" fcr Monash . Old Melburnians should end the season with a victory over the disappointing No rt h Old Boys . North who have not lived up to their promise must have caused coach Terry Mills great heartache during the season Old Melburnians although not being a form side should take the points . Old Paradians Purple have proved a competitive side who with greater attention to training and coach Ian Bibby could have finished higher up the ladder . Today they face Bulleen Templestowe who have been nurtured well by Kevin Tibaldi . After a close contest at Bundoora I feel Old Paradians Purple will finish just in front of Bulleen Templestowe. The remaining games should see finals' previews as Old Scotch visit University Blacks and Therry are at home to Old Brighton . Old Scotch have impressed me this season with their all round talent and skilfil movement of the ball . Although the Crawford Oval may nullify their talent I believe Old Scotch will outplay University Blacks who will lack a ruckman to blanket Gibbs. Old Scoeth should win comfortably. Ther ry are always difficult to defeat at home and Old Brighton will face a severe test today at John Pascoe Fawkner Rese rve. The ruck duels could well decide the outcome as Therry's Smith will face the dynamic Brighton duo Williamson and Joynson . Each side has a key forward who could prove to be the match winner if given latitude. Goodwin (Therry) has a sure line of supply via Fitzpatrick while Knight of Old Brighton relies on his running players sweeping the ball forward from the centre . After a lot of deep thought I select Old Brighton to win narrowly. UNDER 19 SECTION 3 (Round 18) I am quite confident that Section leaders Old Trinity will squash all Aquinas hopes of fourth place by winning their game today. Earlier consistency by Aquinas will be the main factor in them missing the finals . De La Salle Gold who are at home to Thomastown will not possess sufficient talent to hold their visitors to a losing score . Thomastown will be keen to maintain their momentum into next week's First Semi Final . Hampton Rovers in all probability cannot take second place but their final plans could be jolted by Fawkner today. Northern suburban ground are not the Rovers favourite arenas and today on the Mutton Reserve they will have to be at their top to hold our Fawkner. The strong Rover defence should be able to hold Fawkner to a losing score as the Fawkner forwards have often kicked inaccurately when under pressure . Hampton Rovers should take the points. Albanvale should finish their debutant season with a victory over the inconsistent St . Kevins. Both Mazenod and Ivanhoe have byes. As this in my final general report for 1989 I thank my readers whose interest makes my writing worthwhile. From comments made to me I know the Review and Preview pages are read avidly each week . It is my hope that my readers support KODAK who have generously sponsored my pages each week . My thanks go to my typist Joan Ahern and Bill Holland at Vaughan Printing for their tolerance and cooperation . I hope our Editor invites me to write again in 1990 .
G & H Vote Count Details H SECTIO N M . Bastow (Richmond Central) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 G . Lantouris ( Kontias) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 S. Haidamous St kevins)( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 C . Skapetis (Kontias) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 P. Mathewson (Power House) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 D. Jiggins (Richmond Central) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 P. Phillips ( Richmond Central) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 L. Nardella (St Kilda) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 J. Lawton (State Bank) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 S. Caifa (St Kilda) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 S . Holmes (Power House) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8 P. Paras (Richmond Central) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7 W. Lind (Therry) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 P. Civitella (St Kevins) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 G . O'Mahoney (St Kevins) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 A . Demasson (Balaclava) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 J . Orchard ( Power House) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 M . Alevras (Richmond Central) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Next Week: Details of the D, E & F sections Best & Fai rest and winners of the Leading Goalkicking medals . G SECTIO N D. Lane (Port Colts) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 P. Dyson (Marcellin) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 M . Creak (St Bernards) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 G . Powell (St Bernards) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 G . Harland (Port Colts) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 C. Hutchinson (Bloods) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 D. Macisaac (Kew) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 S . Smith (Bloods) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 G . Sammells (Monash Whites) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 D. Thomas (Bloods) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 A. Williams ( Bulleen/Temp) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 A. O'Loughlin ( Bulleen/Temp) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 P. Tantrum (De La Salle) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 R. Lindsay (Kew) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 S . Phelan (St Bernards) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
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Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you , Happy Birthday Betty Wiseman, Peter really missed you too."
*** is it true that Thommo asked for a telephone number every time he paid a free kick during the recen Womens Football League Grand Final? Thank goodness Woody kept his mind on the job. Must have beent ?,t elongated ThinkTank' he endured during half-time . *** Messrs . Haridman & Lyons were thrilled when everybody's favourite "G .M ." Fabulous Phil marked the centre circle during quarter time at the recent Ther ry /Old Trinity clash at Headqua rt ers . Both broke up when ^,ey discovered Phil's "Hi G reg" message upon returning to mid-field . V.A .F.A.I.I.A . Child Minding Services now available. See Graham `Cot' Biand , .nd Peter 'Nappies' McTagga rt . in were recently spied upon placating Woody's you ngster Brett atthe Park . The boys are definitely after major Finals appointments. *** Did you see David "Chook" Fowler and his "Kiss" T-shirt at training . Wonder if he'll have the logo put o neback of his sho rt s as well? *** You'd think any Goal Umpi re - even an ex-VFL Goal Umpi re s - would ensure that all gear is checke d before leaving home for the 2p.m . showdown . Ga ry 'Boom Boom' Baumga rten assureshis us that his flags wii, ::e the first items put in the car today . Too bad about last week, 'Gazza' . *** First it was Kennett and Peacock . Then came Brack Hayward and Mrs . H . Now it's time to clear the airwaves tn the latest car-phone scoop . . . . . What did 'Agate' say and why didn't Woody hang up? Was it really Fitzroy St. or Fai ryland ? *,t* Congratulations to Tony'Doctor' McKenzie, the worthy 1989 recipient of the Golden Whistle Award . No truth the rumour that Tony is indeed Don 'The Butcher's' Love child . ~t*,t
END OF SEASON DINNER highlights: • G. Thwaites and 'XOS' Dinner jacket . • S . 'I'm Wearing Red Knickers' Alger . • A . 'Stink' Langford Jones and his birdseye view. • 'Grubby' - for just being himself . • All the Life Members for being quiet for once, • P.'Rags' Keogh for being dressed up . • The man in the Happy Hammond Coat . • Hearing all those old jokes one more time - at least they still get a laugh . • The acceptance speeches by new Life Members, Ken and Wayne . • The 'Ode to Umpiring ' :Jungle' Jim Hawkins and the truth about his investigative prowess . • Business as Usual' for Messrs . Rundle and Stevens . • Phil and Kev - two footballing giants. ~* * REMINDERS : • Umpires Association Meeting : Thursday August 31 . P re sentation Night : Friday September 29 3 Bentleigh Club . See 'Big Mike'. Keep on firin g Mike and Russel l THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989 11
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LOST AND FOUND! The G .M . doing his daily Elsternwick Park end of day rounds found Epair of crutcne s a rd a yellow Sesame Street drinking mug in the function room after the Bloods/Po Colt s aGAM Sunoa, rt LAST Contact me for pick-up details.
** * Banyule's Tony Sho rt was recently seriously injured in the game against Old Haileybury . Tony suffered a broken vertebrae, but has improved dramatically and last week he umpired Banyule's U19 game . Tony probably won't play again, but with his spirit and love for the club he obviously won't be lost to Banyule or amateur footy. *** Maybe a couple of these quotes may be able to be used by coaches to lift players to greater efforts - particu c-,, lubs starting their finals series today . 1's better to remain quiet and let people think you are a fool, than to open your mouth and ieave no dot ;* You will never lose a player by congratulating him, but plenty have been lost by abuse . Good players believe in themselves, average players want others to believe in them : ' I give the same halftime speeches over and over . It works best when my players are better than the other coach s c!ayers. *** Sportsman of the Week : Obviously Williamstown's P. McGowan for kicking 24 goals last weekend to take ,m to the top of the Sharpshooters list in F Section and also allowed him to crack the magic "ton" .
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TRIBUNAL TRIBUNAL - AUGUST 22nd uG . JONES ( Doveton Res .) - Stri king , Suspended eight matches. AUGUST 5TH ROUND #R. CALCUTT ( P reston) - Stri king - Suspended ten matches . # B. MILLS (St . Bede's) - St ri king - Stri king four matches. # Referred to Tribunal by Investigation Commi ttee. AUGUST 19TH ROUND *S. ALDERSON (Whitefriars U19) - St riking - Suspended th ree matches. W. BANNISTER (Parkside) - Abusive language - Seve rely rep ri manded . matches . J . BRIFFA (North Brunswick) - Wilfully wasting time - Suspended two e matches P. BRIFFA (North Brunswick) - Abusive language - Suspended th reSuspended two matches on each P. DIMARCO (No rth Brunswick) - Abusive language (3 charges) charge - Second and third to be served concurrently - Effective suspension four matches . P. DOWSETT (North Brunswick) - St riking (2 charges) - Rep rimanded G . BLIGHT ( Old Carey - St riking - Suspended th ree matches M . BROWN ( Footscray I .T.) - St riking - Suspended three matche s G . DEVEREAUX ( Hampton Rovers) - St riking - Suspended five matches . ' K . EVANS (Port Cotts) - St riking - Suspended th ree matches. ' E . IMBRIANO (Po rt Colts) - Striking - Suspended thre e matches. B . NEL SON ( Hampton Rovers) - Striking - Suspended two matches . T. PAZIANAS ( Waverley) - Stri king - Suspended six matches . ' J . POUGIOS (Thomastown U19) - Disputing decisions - Suspended one match . M . RUDDEN (Caulfield Gram) - Stri king - Suspended five matches . N . SKALBERG ( Old Ivanhoe) - Attempting to trip umpi re - Suspended three matches . -R . TINSLEY (Port Colts) - St riking - Suspended three matches2). Disputing decisions; (3) Misconduct J. WILSON (Doveton Res) - (1) Abusive language to umpi re; ( Suspended two matches on (1) ; two matches on (2) ; and six matches on (3) . Total suspension - ten' matches.
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Clubs are advised that the penalties that apply to the Under 19 competition in relation to the Abusive and obscenity will result Obscene Language will now apply to all sections of the competition . That is '74n audible 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"
INVESTIGATION S player who pleaded 'not guilty' changeo ) DOVETON (E) - Doveton produced the player required - the original plea to 'guilty'. Referred to tribunal for deliberation (see above) . Matter still before investigation (misconduct KEW (A) - Misconduct and poor behaviour on and off field by members of Kew Club and spectators in match against Collegians in game played August 16th .
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This Week's A SECTION ORMOND V PARKSID E OLD PARADIANS V MARCELLIN KEW V NORTH O .B . 0 . XAVERIANS V UNI BLUE S COLLEGIANS V O . SCOTCH at ELSTERNWICK PARK B SECTION ST. BERNARDS V O. TRINITY 0. BRIGHTON V DE LA SALLE 0. MELBURNIANS V MONASH BLUES FAWKNER V BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE UNI BLACKS V THERRY C SECTIO N FIRST SEMI FINAL AT WAVERLEY BALACLAVA v ST KILDA RESERVES: O. HAILEYBURY v BANYULE D SECTIO N FIRST SEMI FINAL AT BRUNSWICK WHITEFRIARS v STATE BANK RESERVES SECOND SEMI FINAL AT BRUNSWIC K WHITEFRIARS v STATE BANK SECOND SEMI FINAL AT NORTHCOTE THOMASTOWN v OLD MENTONIAN S RESERVES FIRST SEMI FINAL AT NORTHCOTE THOMASTOWN v MELB HIGH SCHOO L E SECTION FIRST SEMI FINAL AT MONASH DOVETON v AQUINAS RESERVES : OLD GEELONG v AQUINAS SECOND SEMI FINAL AT OVAL 15 ALBERT PARK LATROBE UNI v ST BEDES RESERVES : LATROBE UNI v W. BRUNSWIC K
tches F SECTIO N FIRST SEMI FINAL AT HARRY TROTT OLD CAREY v UNI REDS RESERVES: ST ANDREWS v WAVERLE Y SECOND SEMI FINAL AT OVAL 4 ALBERT PARK MAZENOD v ST ANDREWS RESERVES : MAZENOD v WILLIAMSTOW N UNDER 19 - SECTION 1 MARCELLIN V BANYUL E DE LA BLUE V WHITEFRIARS 0. HAILEYBURY V ORMOND 0. XAVERIANS V UNI BLUES COLLEGIANS V O . PAR . GREE N UNDER 19 - SECTION 2 ST. BERNARDS V MHS OLD BOY S CAUL . GRAMMARIANS V MONASH BLUES 0. MELBURNIANS V NORTH O.B. 0. PAR . PURPLE V BULLEEN/TEMP. UNI BLACKS V O. SCOTCH THERRY V O. BRIGHTO N UNDER 19 - SECTION 3 OLD TRINITY V AQUINAS DE LA GOLD V THOMASTOWN PARKSIDE V MAZENOD FAWKNER V HAMPTON ROVERS ALBANVALE V ST. KEVINS IVANHOE A BY E G SECTION GRAND FINAL SUNDAY 2 .15 PM AT ELSTERNWICK PARK KEW v BLOODS H SECTION GRAND FINAL SUNDAY 12.00 AT ELSTERNWICK PARK RICHMOND CENTRAL v ST KILDA
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D SECTIO N Jenkins, State Bank ?ratt, Whitefriars reman, Old Mentonians = :ans, Power House - Cedro, Thomastown fiix, MHSOB
E SECTION Wilson, Lat robe Un i
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~ DeMorton, North Brunswick 9~rgess, Doveto n =alterson, Heatherton ,eeley, St . Bedes rgglesworth, Latrobe Un i F SECTION McGowan, Williamstow n ,'.artin, Waverley ver, Old Carey retz, ANZ Bank -~>sa, University Reds -fuss. St . Leonards
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H SECTION TYmms, Richmond Centra l
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UNDER 19 SECTION 1 (6) 73 R. Brasher, De La Sall e (1) 46 Fiume, De La Salle (4) 37 Griffin, Collegian s (1) 36 C. Fuller, Old Paradians Green (2) 35 McIntyre, Whitefriars (1) 32 UNDER 19 SECTION 2 (-) 29 Knight, Old Brighton (-) 29 Parrett, St Bernards (-) 29 Hatzis, MHSO B (1) 29 Tripodi, North Old Boys Millington, Old Scotch (4) 47 Goodwin, Therry (4) 45 UNDER 19 SECTION 3 (3) 41 Riley, Mazeno d (-) 37 Naumovski, Thomastown (1) 37 Warton, St. Kevins (4) 37 S. Bolt, De La Salle Gold (3) 35 Hubery, De La Salle Gold (3) 32 Walsh, Aquina s
(1) 31 A RESERVE Heaphy, Old Xaverian s (2) 87 McAllister, Kew (5) 80 Schmidt, Collegians (-) 66 Boyanton, Ormond (5) 66 Roth, Ormond (4) 65 Mitchell, Uni Blues
(2) 80 (5) 63 (-) 49 (-) 33 (-) 31 (7) (5) (4) (-) (2) (-)
82 52 42 40 37 32
(-) 46 (4) 45 (-) 42 (2) 38 (1) 36 (-) 3 5 (1) 43 (-) 35 (-) 30 (5) 28 (2) 25 (-) 2 3
(-) 61 B RESERVE HendNe, Bulleen/Temp (1) 29 (2) 70 Ould, Fawkner (-) 26 (3) 69 P. Monogham, St . Bernards (-) 2 6 () 56 O'Keefe, De La Salle O .C. (-) 19 () 52 O'Brien, De La Sall e (-) 17 (-) 48 Selleck, Fawkne r (-) 1 6 (1) 47 (2) 105 (-) 66 (5) 63 (6) 53 (2) 52 (10) 51 (24) 102 (4) 84 (4) 67 () 62 () 50 (5) 47
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Haysom, Preston MBOB Devola, Hampton Rovers Robe rtson, Old Haileybury L . Caligiuri, Preston MBO B
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Peter O'Brian, Whitefriars Camilleri, Thomastown Martin, MHSOB Young, Old Camberwell
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(-) 51 (2) 44 (-) 24 (-) 22 (-) 20 (4) (4) (2) (-) (-)
55 45 43 36 26
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Ryan, Aquinas Cavalieri, La Trobe Uni Penouris, Heatherton Bryant, St . Bedes Pegier, Aquina s Link, Heatherton F RESERVE (-) 38 Dawson, Williamstown ( ) 37 J . Boyle, Mazeno d ( ) 35 Hayden, St . Leonards ( ) 33 Yusuf, Commonwealth Bank (-) 33 Dicento, Mazenod (1) 31 Iles, St . Andrews
(2) 55 (-) 38 (1) 36 (-) 33 (1) 33 (6) 31 (9) 3 1 (-) 83 (7) 33 (2) 23 (1) 23 (1) 20 (1) 1 8 17
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A SECTION ORMOND v PARKSID E Feld: S. Caruso, R . Frances Goal: R. Clarkston, A . Belcher OLD PARADIANS v MARCELLIN F;eld: G . Hardiman, S . McCarthy Goal: K . Pitcher, W. Fowle r KEW v NORTH OB F!eld: S. Clinch, S. Hill Goal: M . Sarong, G. Clancy OLD XAVERIANS v UNIVERSITY BLUES Field: M . Bushfield, R . Simo n Goal: M . Lentini, M . Murray COLLEGIANS v OLD SCOTCH"" Freld G . McKeeman, A . Smith Goal: G . Baumgarton, P. Alsop COLLEGIANS (RES) v OLD SCOTCH*** 1=reld: D. Dalgleish Goal: M . Stephens, N . McTaggart B SECTION ST BERNARDS OC v OLD TRINITY Field: S. Alger, G . Rid d OLD BRIGHTON v DE LA SALLE Feld: R . Bell, M . Thoma s Goal: N. Griffiths, L . Wilso n OLD MELBURNIANS v MONASH BLUES Feld: M . Gibson, D . Newma n FAWKNER v BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE Feld: W. Lyons, F. Wright UNIVERSITY BLACKS v THERRY Field P. Keogh, J. Natol i C SECTION 1ST SEMI FINAL F.~eld• C. Sutherland, P. Wiseman Boundary: D. Fowler, T. Lapadlo Goal: W. Binch, R . Barichievich 1ST SEMI FINAL RESERVE S Feld: P. Harris Boundary: S . Large, E . Lesic D SECTION 1ST SEMI FINAL Fe/d: T. Shearer, K . Segota Boundary: M . Young, J . Huckson "oak K. Tyler, S. Hoppe r 1ST SEMI FINAL RESERVES =19ld: R . Maysto n 2ND SEMI FINA L `~eld: C. Keeton, W. Henry Boundary: G . Bland, L. Gallagher Goal: D. McKenzie, R . Seymour 2ND SEMI FINAL RESERVES Feld: G . Morgan 9oundary: D. Costantin, P. Costantin E SECTION 1ST SEMI FINAL F eld.• G . Thwaites, R . Or d Boundary: K . Walker, F. Martinez Goal: J . Kelly, W. Ros s 1ST SEMI FINAL RESERVES ~,eld: P. Maebu s Boundary: M . Smith, T. McCarthy 2ND SEMI FINAL Feld: M . Gilday, M . Forde Boundary: A. Moore, P. McTaggart ~3oaL• R . Liddle, A . Hogan
E SECTION continued 2ND SEMI FINAL RESERVE S Field: R . Smit h Boundary: R . Pinnuck, D. Kooloos F SECTION 1ST SEMI FINA L Field: A. Stubbs, P. Simpson Boundary: A. Dreier, P. Kent Goal: G . Sargent, C. McGary 1ST SEMI FINAL RESERVES ST ANDREWS v WAVERLEY Field: C. Thuys Boundary: B. O'Donnell, J . Tyrell 2ND SEMI FINA L Field: B . Beitzel, J. Kvins Boundary: D. Aylward, S . Mannix Goal: S . Kahn, L . Fin n 2ND SEMI FINAL RESERVES Field: Ted Keating Boundary: S. Lombard, P. Curtin G SECTION GRAND FINAL KEW v BLOODS Goat: W. Fowler, M . Lentin i H SECTION GRAND FINAL RICHMOND CENTRAL v ST KILDA Goal: S. Hopper, R. Seymou r UNDER 19 SECTION 1 MARCELLIN v BANYUL E Field: Tim Keatin g DE LA SALLE BLUE v WHITEFRIARS Field: N . Nugent OLD HAILEYBURY v ORMOND Field: R. Walters, R . Alphy OLD XAVERIANS v UNIVERSITY BLUES Field: S. Vandersluys, R . Casey COLLEGIANS v OLD PARADIANS GREEN Field: A . Ladd, A . Mulle r UNDER 19 SECTION 2 ST BERNARDS OC v MHSO B Field: G . Duke CAULFIELD GRAMMAR v MONASH BLUES Field: P. Rapke OLD MELBURNIANS v NORTH OB Field: T. Fogarty, S . Caine OLD PARADIANS PURPLE v BULLEEN/TEMP Field: R . Marly n UNIVERSITY BLACKS v OLD SCOTCH Field: T. McKenzie, B. Walsh THERRY v OLD BRIGHTON Field: D. D'Altera UNDER 19 SECTION 3 OLD TRINITY v AQUINAS O B Field: T. Harkness, D. Mille r DE LA SALLE GOLD v THOMASTOWN Field: A. Noon e PARKSIDE v MAZENOD OC FAWKNER v HAMPTON ROVERS Field: J. Slater ALBANVALE v ST KEVINS Field: J. Bear BULLEEN UNITED v IVANHOE
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Under 19 Section 1
FINALS ' TIM E IS HERE AGAI N AT ELSTERNWICK PAR K
4 Sanders Knight (Capt) Gra y :Ji . Barton " Lynch I' Harnam a Murnane .' G Mooney !6,6 Dyer ,3, P. Austin ,t L. Southwell R . Hogan B . Grubb
SEPT 16TH C SECTION GRAND FINAL SEPT 10TH A SECTION 2nd SEMI SEPT 16TH B SECTION PRELIM . FINAL SEPT 17TH A SECTION PRELIM . FINAL SEPT 23RD B SECTION GRAND FINA L
THEN THE BIG ONE SUNDAY SEPTEM B ER 24TH A SECTION GRAND F I NA L featuring maybe UNI BLUES v ????? Can Ormond win three in a row ? Is it Collegians year? Who'd write off University Blues?
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T Connoll y - P Jakober r7 Lindgren -,. Jeffers P Aldridg e R. Cullen = 0 D Stephen s :, M Bisho p B Hobbs P Crapper S Hol t D Tic e
'vt Armstrong A Parr y ~;- R . Welsh T Poo n
;3, W. McCormack , 3. P Arandt ui A. Garraway
OLD PARADIAN S GREE N coach : David McCormac k P Board J Ste ndi :i R Aanensen(DVC) :t . C Fuller (VC) A Reidy d 8 Joyce D Cousins 6 N Condie P Donoghue f'n P Robertso n A Vdlanh ' P Digney J Mills C Dixo n P Joyce (Capt) 'd Matt 0'Keeffe A Vear 'B P O'LOUghhn 9 P Brabender 0 iJ Vasile u =1 M Geary 2' W Brown 'z0 Stuckey Mike O'Keeffe ' J Holmes P Re d D Quigley : ? P Silvio =) M Findlay A Roberts 22 .D Crake 3 M Ward ' D Castleton =STLvy M 0Connor D Gravel 3° B Flynn J Rowe <U Mark O'Brien Justin O'Brien T Jone s j 43 D Carafe ~ t S O'Toole 4` D Keenan L Thomas T Canavan i? J Constantini M Ramadge J Reidy -'Mark O'Loughlin =9 M, Beveridg e Peter O'Loughlin - % C. Hewett
COLLEGIANS Coach: Graham Daff 1 D, Alla 2 A, Kenneaily n 3 A Schiller 4, S Palmer 5 E Jones 6. B. Howderi 7 R . Oldheid 8. S . Watson 9 F,Foo 10, S, Rogan 11 C Singleton 12 S Stapleton t3 C, Fitzmaunce 14 D Brakle y 15, C. Manuell t6 N . Proctor 17, D Roberts 19 D Mills 20 J, Naish 21, J Disanto 22 J Docking 23- R, Nancarrow 24 M Youn g
26. T. Williams 27 . B . Jefferson 29. S . Clarke 30 M . Storey 32 J. Hector 33 C. Vine 35 . C . Kakoufas 39 C . Gdtrns 40 D Lucas 42, L . Griffin 44. A, Parki n 60. B. Woolhouse 69 D, Phillips
DE LA SALLE BLU E Coach : Chris Hal l 1 G Curran (VC) 2 M Burgio 3 P Fium e 4 M Edmonds 5 M Jackson 6 J Brennan 7 D . Jennings 8 R . Pollock 10 C. Watt s 13, S Hubery 14 A Hall 15 L Mclnneny 16 . R Brasher 17 D DeMattia 18 A Marostica 19 A . Mackintosh 20 P Mannin g
21 L Van Der Plight 22 A Johnstone 24 J, Tull y 25. A Edmonds 26 J Martin 27, S Brown 28 G Hynes 29 D Carroll 31 R . Davey 33 .P Hegan 34 A . Seeger 36 . D Schuiling 37 L . Meechay 38 M Kruger 39 P Brasher(C) 40 B Hoy
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Coach: A. Rogers 1 . M . Fitz 2- P. O'Sullivan 3. M . Holmes 4. A . Landrigan 5. W. Nason B. C. Orsini 7. M Kelliher 8. P Dalton 9 .A Sheehan 10. H . Fenwick ti . A, McLean 12, J . Moran 13. A. Duguid 14 G . Dalton 15. R . Dalton IT G. Edwards 19 . D. McInerney 20. C. Rush
21 . J . McGennis 24 . J . Petroff 25, J . Ralph 27. D. King 30 . A . Wilson 32 . A. Barbanch 33. J. Wilson 35. P Mason 37 . N . Stocks 41, A . Dillon 51 . A . Hall
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ORMOND 1 . D. Bugalski 2 . A. Gordon 3. 0. Morros 4. R . Cerolin i 5. C. Thomas (Capt) 6. D. Kal b 7.A . Orr 8. J. Sperlin g 9. B. Collins (V.C.) 10. D. Woo d 17 . D. Edgel l 12 . A. Hayes (D.V.C ) 13. P War d 14. M . Hatherall 15.S . Farrow 16. T. Garavelis 17. C. Keleher 18. A. Grace 19. N . Pastras 20, P O'Neil 21 .J . Brown 22 . R . Pelletier 23. S . Gribble 25.N .Sebo 26,C. Bannon 30. D. Osborne 35 . S. Harrold 42 . L . McDonald 44. N . Daou
49, 0- Saunders 50. B. O'Hara 51 . L . Black 65.B. Ega n 77. J . Schmidt
OLD HAILEYBURIANS Coach: Gary March 1 B Cart y 2 C Lasscock 3 M Armstrong 5 F Mai n 7 P Robinscr 8 . C. McKenz~e 9 . H Broadben: 10, T Chegwm
6 G Walsh 7 S . Beattie 9. D. Taylo r to S. Reynolds 11 A Babr n 14 A Doolan 15 R Per6ch 16 R . Gibellin 17 A Diornsio 18 P Marshall 19 T Slattery 20 J Golds (C) 21 J Leonard 22 F Baress 23, J. Neate
11 J Poon 12 A O'Brien 13 N Barr 14 . M Krause 15 W Phillips 16 B Main 17 G Kng 18 N Gordon 19 R Parton 21 A Labady 22 S Deven,sh 23 R Pletcher 24 J Parton 25 S 0 Leary 26 H Trirn
24 A. Hodgkinson 25 . J Dougla s 26 J Kan n SPONSO R
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27 S McNidde r 29 S Hoey '., 30 A Hamilton 34 . S Spiers 37 G Tarr 38 B Herbert 39 M Thoma s 44 A K,rdwood Scot t
41 D. Fay 42 C Rudd 43 M . Kirwan 44 . M . Bourke 45, M . Fisher 46 . G . Archer 47. C Meehan 48 . M . Worn 50 S Bolt 51 C . Stillman 52 M . Stillman
OLD XAVERIANS
MARCELLIN Coach : Keith Bostock 1 M Rozenboom 2 S Morga n 3 D Woolle r 4 A Bendoricchio 5 A Dunca n
UNIVERSITY BLUE S Coach : Frank Henagen 1 . C . Primme r 2 P Shaddock 3 . A, Carte r 4 N. Westo n
5 J Koutsoukis 6-S. Ballard 7. S. Connolly 8. B. Mulvihill 9. J. Beckton 10 .S . Dyer 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. Nixo n 31 . C. Henderson 32. D. Newitt 33. R. Gartland 34 . S . Koroness 35. I . Mui r 36, R. Watts
WHITEFRIARS OL D COLLEGIANS Coach: Ray McViily 1_ M. Dohert y 2 . M Bateman (VC) 3.A Carbon e 4 G White 5 C Dunbar 6 D Midro 7 T Penaluna 8. M . Fasan 9 . M . Lak e 11 . R. Reidy 12 . P. McGwnn 13. M . Hoath 14. C Flett 15, P Howe 17,T Hansen 19 F Macvean 20, J White
21, M White (Capt) 22 D McIntyr e 24, J Ciardulli 26, B Starbuck 30, T. Strike 32 . A, Ravenarki 33 . D Guilty 36. A Macvean 37. T O'Suilivan 41 M Scott 44, S . Alderson 46, D. Willson 48. G . Chandler 50. A . LivseyCole 71 .G . Johnson 75 . S . Butle r
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Under 19 Section 2 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE Coach : Kevin Tibaldi 2 . C . Mutimer 7. D. Robertson 8. J. Puls e 9. S. Smit h 10. A. Pulverenti (VC) 11 . P. Ruddel l 12. C. Tustin 15. C. Chara 16. A. Shine (C ) 18. B. Willoughby (DVC) 19. S . Tustin 21 . S . Edmonds 24 . C . McWaters 28 . R . Pulverenti 29 . S. Aylward 30 . M . Tamara 31 . J. Woolard 32 . C. Parris 36 . P. Walsh 38 .S. Brady 39 . C . Young 41 . D. Williams 43 . C . McNamara 44 . J . Cornford 45 . R . McMahon 46. R . Toscana 47. G . Shallard 48. R . Davison 49 . R . Mascetti 53. M . Agrotis 55. A. Alfreinko
CAULFIEL D GRAMM'NS Coach : Ray Ba ron 1 . R . Royals 2 . T Barker 3 . S . Ewings 4 . M . Affinita 5. J. Dight 6. J. Dickson 7. S . Hil l 8. N . Caple 9. T. Nelson 10 . D. Hogan 11 . T. Breit 12 .E .Jedwab 13 . J . Turner 14 . S . Williams 15 . J . Restarick 16 . N . Cox
17. N . Batzias 18 . D. Nisen 19 . P. Phillips 20. M . Rudden 21 . L . Sleeman 22 . P. Welch 23 . C . Vorrath 24 . P. Welch
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OLD MELBURNIANS Coach : Simon Cooper 1 . S. Stonie r 2. S. Eggleton 3. P. Jones 4. M . Brockhoff 5. A. Cleland 6. A . Smith
7. C. Walke r 8. Simon Stribling 9. D. Moss 10. L . Daddo 11 . S. Cooper 12. C. Griffiths 13. G . Tirrel 14. N . Power 15. S . Rose 16. W. McKenzie 17. S. Osborne 18. A. Clements 19. R. Clements 20. T. Dugdale 21 . B. Murphy 22 . C. Murphy 23. J. Shelton 24 . E . Cordner 25 . P. McDonald 26 . S. Plowman 27. H . Ingleton 28 . R . Simpson ORRONG ROA D
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Ian Bibby 1 . P. Boar . J. Steind d2 l 3.R . Aanensen 4. C . Fuller 5. A . Reidy 7. D . Cousins 8. N. Condie 9.R Donoghue 10. P. Robertson 11 . A. Villanti 12. P. Digne>13. J . Mills 14. C . Dixon 15. P. Joyc e 16. Matt O'Keeffe 17. Matt Vear 18. Paul O'Loughlin 19. P. Brabanderl 20,S. O'Connel 21 . M. Geary 22 . W. Brown 23 . J. Lawley 24 . Mike 0'Keeffe 25 . J. Holmes 26 . P. Reid 27. D. Quigley (C) 28 . P. Silvio (DVC) 29 . J. Salzano 30. M . Findlay 31 . A. Roberts 32. D. Craker 33. M . Ward 34 . D. Castleton 35. T. Liv y 36. M . O'Connor 37. D. Gravel
38. B . Flynn 39. J . Rowe 40. Mark O'Brien 41 . Justin O'Brien 42. T. Jones 43. D. Ango✓e 44. S. O'Toole
45. D. Keenan (VC) 46. L. Thoma s 47. T Canavan 48. J . Constantini 49. M . Ramadge 50. J. Reidy 51 ..Mark O'Loughlin 60. Peter O'Loughlin
M .H .S .O .B. Coach: Steve Duketis 1 . P Antoni a 2. L Apostoiou (VC) 3. A. Palmos 4, J . Palmos 5, B . Sergeant (C) 6 P. Yee 7. N . Archdall 8. M . Lansley 9, T. Buckley 10, M . Butterworth 11. D Higgins 12. S . Bradley 13. R O'Connor 14 . T Pau l 15. I . Burridge 16. J . Newton 17. 0 . Suckling 18. R . Brown 19. B . Harrison 20. A . Puels 21 . D. Exto n 22 . D. Faux yr o 23 . 8 Hatzis 24 . D. Sorrel l 25 . J. Marshall °q 26 . B. Archdall 27. P. Antonis 28 . M . Leonard 29 . J . McGough 30 . 1. Lack 31 . C. Ruddick 32 . D. Walker 33 . C . Homewood 34 . C . Howel l
OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS Coach: Andrew Taylor 1 . A . Stubb s 2 . C. Billing 3 . R . Dooley 4 . R . Canvin 5. T. Byrne 6. A. Cowper 7 . J . Sinclair (Capt) 8. B. Steel e 9. C. Allard 10 . M . Sproule 11 . R . Steele 12 . R . Dooley 13 . N . Hart 14. P. Roberg 15. T. Bloch 16. J . Buckley 17. D . Steele 18 . H . Bradfiel d 19 . J . Worssam (VC.) 20. J. Raftopoulos 21 . E . Johnston 22 . P. Millington 23. R . Winneke 24. S. Pickett 25. S. Fletcher 26. G . Bennett 27. N . Howell 28. S Gibbs (DVC) 29. A . Hutchinson 30. J . Earle 31 . A . Millar 32 . T. Wilson 33. R . Bruce 34. N . Buff 35 . N . Carmichael 36 . M . Cotterell 37. B. Currie 38 . R . Fraser 39 . J . Laird 40. S . Twitt
MONASH BLUES Coach: Steve Giles 2 . P. Bett s 3 . J . Harrison 4 . D. Walsh 5 . R . Burton 6 . T. Baldwin 7. M . Kellock 9 . M . Cox 10. G . Thomas 11 . D. Lawrence 12 . G . Oakley 13. P. Shattock 14. M . McColl 15. D . O'Brien 18. G . Shimmin 20, A. O'Hara 22 . M . McFarlane 23, S . Kirby 24 . M. Green 26. A. Par k 27. D . Newman 28. M. Surridge 29.S . Ryan 30. T. Sharrock 31 . C. Body 32. 0. Lalor 33. M. Christiansen 34. R . Goodwin 35. R . De Wi t 36. N . Ise r 37. S. MacFarlane 38. R . Knott 40. D. Bruce 42. D. Pi Pilla 45. M . Lalor 46. A . McGaffin 47 . R . Huffer 49. P. Reynolds 51, B. Hodgso n Sponsored by
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ST. BERNARDS 1 . R . Doola n 2 . C. Wood 3 . M . Boucher 4 . C. McEvoy 5. H. Tobin 6. S . Martin 7. S. Perrett 8. A. Brebner 9. J. Kennedy 10. K . Breen 11 . C. Overman 12 . M. Mullins 13 .J .Law 14 . S . Doran 15. A. Comito 16. B. Gallagher '17. D. Garvey 18. J . Gallant 19. S . Gallant 20. B. Dowling '21 . C. Mallia 22 . S. Walsh '24. P. Capes 27. S. Murphy 28. B. Horn 32 . S. Jone s 33. Paul Rogerson 43. M . McGowan ! 69. G . Arrowsmith
NORTH OLD BOYS Coach : T. Mill s ,2 B . Aquila 5. B. Devine 6. T. Phe e 7. A . Driscoll 10. J . Collard 12. N . Lithgow 13. M. Sultana 14 . R. Divita 15. B. Boccabella 16. M . Vain a 17. J . Bugeja 19. R. Trewin 21 . D. Perris 22 . L . Nardella 27. G . Irvin e 30 . D. Fitzgerald 35 . A . Trimboli 36 . C . Holcombe 38 .B .Pawsey 39 . G . Cutri 40 . M . Jarrouge 42 . A. Steward 46 . P. Gayfer 52 . M . Ferro 54 . L . Lynton 63 . A. Dwyer 64 . A. Tripodi 65. S . Boczar 67. G . Tatti 69. J . Wiggin s
THERRY 1 . A . Nelson 1 . S. McKibbon 2. J . Sandman 3. C. Lionto s 4. J. Schembri 5. S . Forbes 6. K. Gran t 7. M. Fitzpatrick 8. A . Ng 9. W. Brundell 10. M . Carter 11 . I. Sheedy 12. C . Masters
13. L . Clifton, (Capt) 14. D. McCloy 15. N . Bull 16. D. Ford 17. R. Smith 18. M . Walsh 19. L . Farrugia 20 . B . Mielicki 21 . B. Grocock 22 . M . McIntos h 25 . D. Goodear (VC.) 26. J . Masters 33. M. Goodwin 38. G . Pinner 39. D. Gragat 41 . M . Crotty 43. G . Grocock 51 . D. Barro n 66. G . Rossignolo
OLD BRIGHTON Coach : Mark Swain Manager: James Paynter I B Barke r 2 M Talbot 3 A Fisher 4 H Swan 5 A Commo 6 L Leig h 7 H Jarvis 8 C Krnght 9 A Whithall 10 S Duggan 1 B Broome 12 D West 13 R Philips 14 S Scott
15 0 Anderson 16 M Johnston 17 A Hamilton 18 W Jackson t9 J Lade 20 T Patterson 21 R Patterson 22 B War d 23 M Reynolds 24 M Devine 25 J Rya n 26 J Hovaen 27 R . Moreton 28 J Marion 29A Loos Childer 30 M Ayle n 31 . G Reynolds 32 J Templeton 33 P Williamson 34 B Hal l 35 S Lennox 36 D Pulsar 37 A Holt 38 G Jackson 39 B Sloa n 40 M . De Pietro 4t S Hannatord 42 T Thompson 43 J Roberts 44 S Deparkars 45 R . Manc e
Linder 19 Section 3 AQUINAS O .C .
ALBANVALE Coach : T. Lanciano ^ Craig Somonis Dombazalski _!s j;Us Ag,u s R Razbocan I Pollard Duff y Zerafa D Dodomalde Caulfield Leetet Paddon Smith Wilmot ? Davis 'Atcheli B!rcham : :aione
D Aitchison r . Koutsouradis J Smith
B Williams * Bentley D Llddle e
Coach : John Hickey 1 D McKellar 2 J McLaughlin 3 C Collwe r 4 B 0 Connor 5 A Krakauer 6 A Ferlazzo 7 T Walshe 8 P McCarthy 9 A McEvoy 10 R Monce 11 T Mahe r 12 T Hogan 13 C Burdeu 14 S Rosbrook 16 D Mos s 17 S Kelly 18 P Sheehan 19 J Peake 21 C Clifford 22 S Upto n 23 J Livingstone 25 P Marshall 28 G Bar r 31 L Denver 33 J McEvoy 44 P Harris 55 B McDonald
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9. D. Moorteld to S. Morgan 11 M . Power 12 . G . Robinson 13 I . Solomon 14 . C. Simmons 15. B, Smith
16, A, Tdlyard t7 B .Roqnawns(VC) 18. N . Carr 19. C Brown 20.S * Star or 21, R. Barbary 22 . S. Langley 23, J. Start 24. C. Ganly 25. J. De Fraga 26 P. Flyn n 27. D. Wilson 28 .M.Hynes 29 . C . McKellar 30, P. Pesavento 31 . S. Spinks 32 . D McFarlane 33 M . Fogarty 34 J . Sprunt 35 . D. BranniN 36. B. Hiskins 37. B. Hennessy 38. A . Henge l 39. S. Wilson ',. 40 . B. Pickett ..', 50,S.Shaddock(DVC) 57. 8. Scanlon 59. P. Weigard (C)
1 M Radcldf 2 P Ceccero 3 P Hol t 4 S Irvine 5 F Andrews 6 D Thompson 7 J Mora n 8 A Pop e
MAZENOD C Smith (C ) S DiCamillo (VC) W McLean QVC) G Moretto D Paton S Barton D. Burt 3 P Riley M Murray C Sullivan R Principe N Wilson J Lenett e G Fitzsimmons R Signal Brendan Kin g " P Demarco A Cooper P Fraser J Mathias S Fishe r R Bourbon '3 D Biviano P Procto r 5 M Morley S Beovich 4 Cobban - 3 M Scott -? M Bright
OLD ESSENDON 1 A Manning 2 P Pruson o 3 J Panaglohdis 4 S Thirlwal l
5 6 7 8 9
S Lyall C Bohn J Clarke S Graham Daws F Costa
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21 L Van Der Plight 22 A Johnstone 24 J Tull y 25 A Edmonds 26 J Marti n 27 S Brown 28 G Hynes 29 D Carroll 31 R Davey 33 P Hagan 34 A Seeger 36 D Schuilhng 37 L Meechay 38 M, Kruger 39 P Brasher 40 B Hoy
13 S Anderson 18 J Murray 19 D Arrowsmth 20 A Tweedley 21 J Coo k 23 J Babbin 24 R Vidler 25 D Gallus 26 A Soarer 27 P Woloszczenko 28 B Kooche n 29 A Contact 30 B Willcox 31 D Cutler 32 B Richards 33 T Rya n 34 D, Waddy 35 D Sal t
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OLD TRINITY GRAMM'NS 1 P Harve y
8 D McCulloch 9 C Orwi n 10 T Lobb 11 A Daniels 12 S Webb 14, M Gutter 15 C Lynch 16 W Noble IT R Evans 18 G Doufas 20 B Hatfield 23 J Hooper 26, M Symols 28, G Harvey 32 B Constanti 38 R Phillips 44. A Turner
Pat Sheedy 1 G Curran 2 M Burg,o 3 P Fiume 4 M Edmonds 5 M Jackson
15 L Mclnneny 16 R Brasher 17 M DematUa 18 A Marostica 19 A Mackintosh 20 P Manning
11 S Crocklord 12 S McLaren 13 J Rainbow 14 M Stratton 15, C McInnes 16 M Belato 17 A Bus e 18 S Godwin 19 A Doiinko 20 D Marks 21 B Marrett 22 M Pope 23 J Redfern 24 A May 25 P Harvae 26 R Williams 27 L Godwin 28 C Kernan 36 C Stratton 38 S Miblmeos 39 M Fti t 40 A Humphrey 46 D Humphrey 44 R Corsello 54 P Cotterill
2 C Anderson 3 B Davey 4 M Beamish 5 A Parkes 6 S Madner 7 L Thomas
DE LA SALLE FAWKNER GOLD A .F.C. Coach : Coach :
6 J Brennan (Capt) 7 D Jennings 8 R Pollock 10 C Watts 13 S Hubery 14 A Hal l
9 R Kennedy 10 B Mot t
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UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach : Mick Shaddoek 1 . J . Boko r 2. C. Fagan 3. A. Lane 4. J. Leeman 5 N . Ldley 6. C. McDonald 7 C. McArthur 8 N Marks
BULLEEN UNITED F .C . Coach :
7 M McMarr 8 0 Sele k 9 S Maggs 10 J Karaca 11 P 0 Leary 12 M Centeno 13 M Nass r 14 A Fren
15 R Leahy 16 T Ralston 17 P Naughton (VC) 18 P Dak m 19 B Green 20 J Roach 21 N Violans 22 J Alessi 23 P Masiach 24 C Habgoods 26 Just .y 44hlson
41 D Fay 42 C Ruda 43 M Knnvan 44 M Bourke 45 M Fisher 46 G Archer 47 C Meehan 48 M Worn 50 S Bol t 51 C Stillman 52 M Stillma n
A . Naumoft 1 M Cours 2 C A.mocre 3 M Hence, 4 B McGrego5 J Ros s 6 ~ Hoi' 7 S Mar .e^ 8 P McCal , 9 M Luxmoore 10 H LeGrano 11 J Wilso n 12 S Blasket, 13 B Nelsor 14 D Hobsc15 A W,r,ar°s 16 M McCa '7 W Hobs'8 R Gre g
19 B McM~-> 20 N M!a 21 G Deve•e< :2 SMcGrego r 26 D Wilton 28 D Pa? 30 L So :.- .1 31 N Hassell 37 M Moss 41 W Ea, e 55 A Fa-...ea*,, ;: . 87 C Vouiga,a°~. 88 R Mcoo^•& c
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PARKSIDE Coach : Dean Campbell 2 P Warrell 3, W Evans 4, Papadimitriou 5 M Hansen 6 T Fotinos 7, D Moodi e 8 J Chtlcott (Capt) 9 T Kotsopoulos 10 J Marti n 11 G Karagionnis 12 . A Stefanile 13 D Hanna 14 R Moto 15 P Co6simo 16 B Colacrno 17. A Stuar t
18 G . Tslakos (VC) 19 .T, Mandoukos 20. A . Valodimos 21 . S . Scot t 22 K Marlnoski 23 G Grbesa 24 T Thomas 25 D . Murphy 26 G, Chnstof 51 R . Salisbur y * MAJOR SPONSOR PARKSIDE PANELS 459 8516 * HEIDELBERG MITSUBISH I
458 1222 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989
Tony Paul 1 D. Bail (C) 2 P Morhllaro 3 M Housto^ 4 B Dcganer 5 P McAS k 6 D Paul
HAMPTON ROVERS Coach:
ST. KEVINS 1 P Hagerty (Capt) 2 M . Warton (VC) 3 A Varasdh 4 J Sargeant 5 P Murphy 6 M Quinlan (DVC) 7 P Fole y 8 S Bazley 9 D Nanira 10 M Fraser 11 M, Terzirn 13. S . Charles 14. S . Smith 15 P McCann 17 R Marks 19,A Donovan 20,P Kearns 21 M Paterson 22 C. Smedley 23 R Lewis 24,S Bronwblll 27 S Mooney 28 C Stone 29 R Drew
31 A Heaton 33.S Thomas 35. T. Potte r 37 S McCurd y
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THOMASTOWN Coach : Dave Gann 1 P Goullts,s 2 P Batista 3 J Vital e 4 J Gatovsk, 5 L MacNarnara 6 A Formosa 7 C Sarin 8 J Pougios 9 S DAvome 10 S Para s 11 G Joveskl 12 F D Awon e 13 S Papaioanou 14 E Mustaf a 15 J Naumovsk, 16 E . Gkovski 17 V. Fium e 18 . D Pougios 19 Y. Sahin 20 M Ward 21 R Guelfo 22 B Chilton 23 R DlMaggio 27 M Aydin 28 C Dahi s 29 C Sha;evskt 30 J Julevsk . 35 D Dimovsk : 70 N D Avione 80 C 0 Connell 81 I Arsla n
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Senior Coach:
COLLEGIANS Senior Coach: Bruce Ferguson Reserves Coach : Chris Warne r 0 1 . S . Williams * 2 . D. Hoyle (VC) * 3 . R . Berzin s 4. M . Hibbins 5. S. Hunt 6. A . Ingleton 7. C. Higson D 8 . C . Polloc k 9 . G. Griffith 10. C. Warner 11 . W. Daly ~12 . A . Web b 13. S . Hinchen (Capt) 14.R.Schober(DVC) f 15. P. Wolf ,16. A . Wallace 17. P. Blackman 18. J. Bennett 19. A . Scott 20. G . Peck =21. I. Roberts 22. G . Parsons 23 . A. Wright 24 . D. Tadgell (ResCap) 25. A. Bau m 26. T. Habben 127. A . Coope r 28. R . Savedra (Res VC) 29. K. Parson s s30. M. Galbraith 31. P. Lawrence (ResDVC) 32. A . Copeland 33. A. Tobin 134. P. Kahn 35. N . Evans 36. N . Pike 37. C. Coyne s38. M. Contort 40. A. Lor d 41. D. McQueen 42. H . Stephens 43, N . Comley A4. A. Parkin 45. J . Powel l 46. A. Mitchell 48. J. Lemon 49. G . Kennealiy 50. R. Greeves 51 . P. Baxter 52. M . Whittaker 54. A. Cornelius 55. M . Davi s 56. J. Smith 57. N . Schmidt 58. P. Swan 59. R . Lancaster s60. B. Woolhouse 61 . R. Oliphant 65. R . Newton 166. J. Schmidt t69. D. Phillips 71 . P. Bree n
MARCELLIN
KEW Senior Coach : Stephen Pirrie Reserves Coach William Burke 1 . A. Peric 2. N . Griffiths 3. M. Bria 4. G . Crimmins 5. B. Irwi n 6. D. Sticca 7. B. Casuria 8. B. Fitzpatrick ~ 9. 10. T. 0'Kayli 11 . R . 0'Kayli 12SLor d 13. C. Kiriako u 14. P. Clayton (VC) 15. G . Whit e 16. N . Duncan 17. J . Casuria ~r 18. G . Kala c 19. R. Barry 20. ;--oj 21 . P. Thornley (DVC) 22 . R . Schober , ..r 23 . R . James ~ 24 . B. Burden (C) 25 . A . Jenkins 0 26 . P. Burke 27. R. Love 28 . D. Moore 29 . E . Bamundo t. d 30. A . Royston • 31 . C. Vigliotti 32. J. Brassii 33. C. Bradley 34. P. Hicks 35. S . Bruno 36. R. Bruno 37. 38. M . Cavanagh 39. M . Ryan ' 40. O. Greenwood 41 . W. Keighran 42. P. Howard 43. B. Vigliotti 44. N . Delli s 45. M. Carydis (ResCapt) 46. A. Price 47. L. Bradley 48. M . Peric (ResVC) 49. R. Macr i 50. M . Rigoni 51 . J. Campion 52 . C. Carydis 53. R . Saggese 54. A . Mantis 55. G. McCaig 56. S. Harrison 57. H . Kendall 58. A . Foreman 59. 60. N . McAlliste r
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Snr. Coach : Murray Browne Res. Coach : Michael Dillon 1 . A. Paatsc h 2. J . Origlasso 3. M. Cooper 4. C. Carr 5. P. Carata 6. A . Caffry 7. M. Dillon (ResCap) 8. T. Amad 9. M . Day (VC) 10. A. Gallagher 11 . S. Johnson 12. S. O'Flynn 13. M. Stapleton 14. D. Howe (VCR) 15. D. Bonser
16. B. Murray 17. M. Getson (C) 18. G . Woofer 19. M. Delahunt 20. J . Pappas 21 . J. Amad (DVC) 22 . T. O'Hehi r 23 . S. Lennox 24 . C. Castagna 25 . M . Keays 26. A. Hewitt 27. D. Winterbottom 28. S . Psora s 29. P. Harvey 30. A. Stewart 31 . C. Mason 32. G . Sheehan 33. S . Beattie 34. L . Getso n 35. R. O'Callaghan 36. D. Menzie s 37. P. Sheehan 38. D. O'Callaghan 39. F. Battistella 40.A. Zannoni 41 . P. Chappell 42.J .Scott 43. P. Randall 44. P. McIntyre 45. S. Boysen 46. J. Golds 47. T. Buhagiar 48. J. Golds 49. G . Hughes 50. M . Chun 51 . D. Cotterill 52 . P. Filis 53. G. Gallagher 54. S. Johnston 55. M . Tomasoni 56. A. Day 58. M . Palmieri 59. M . Tomasoni 60. J . Abbott
National Park Hotel KINGLAKE Spread Eagle Hotel RICHMOND ®
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NORTH OLD BOY S Senior Coach : M . Hannebery Reserves Coach: G . Pears e 2 . M . Hannebery 3 . J . Tierney 4 . A. Cahil l 5 . M . Schmidt 6 . M . Borcich 7 . P. Booth 8. F. Muto 9. S . O'Rourke (Capt) 10 . B . Hanlon 11 . S. Hoffman 12 . P. Wei r 13 . B . Curulli 14 . P. Millett 15 . P. Kearney 16, M . Hadley 17. M . Boyd 19 . P. Considine 20. P. Greaves 21 . D. Baker 22 . S . Moloney 23. C . Atevras 24. J. Marchbank (Res.C) 25. J . Schmidt 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 . Fennelly 36 . P. Hehi r 37. S . Bussell 38 . M . Bowman 39 . K. Scott 40 . R Leigh 41 . P. Dwyer 42 . A . Baker 43 . D. Hofstede 44 . B. Girolami 45. M . Devine 46. P. Gayfer 47. D . Sharp 48. C. Goodear 49. T. Jones 50. C. Hibbert 51 . J . Cahill 52. A . Muto 53. S. Biscaro 54. A . Schmidt 55. D. Perrone 56. T. Siluca 57. J. Shannon 58.1 Keogh 59, J . Aquila 60. S. Scotlo 61 . K. Healey 63. A . Dwyer 65. T. Hogan 66. J . Ciccotosto 67. D. Hinchcliffe
OLD SCOTCH
OLD PARADI#'. ;d S
Senior Coach : Simon Taiien tRes : rves Coach
Senior Coach : Serge D'Angeto Reserve Coach : Paul Luby 1 . P. Considine 2 . P. Wood (VC) 3 . M. Considine (DVC) 5 . D. Spillane 4 . M . Beers 5 . D. Spillane 6. J. Geary 7 . P. Cosgriff 8. D. Reeves 9. A . Canavan 10 . B. Considine 11 . M . Woo d 12 . E . Flynn 13 . J. Natoli 14 . P Board 15 . D. Way 16 . M. Heffernan 17. M . year 18 . B. Grills 19 . D. Bibby 20. D. McInerney 21 . T. Beare 22 .A.Regan 23.P.Luchetta 24. 0. Abrahams 25. L . Mansfield 26. P. Fahey 27. P. Stephens 28.R Shannon 29.P.Zappa 30. F. Gleeson (Capt ) 31 . D. Ryan 32 . M . Skerritt 33 . A. Peyton 34 . M. Reid 35 . R LaRosa 36 . B. McClements 37. D. Freeman 38 . R. Mill s 39 . P. Brabender 40 . D. Oui x 41 . D. Jackson 42 . P. Hammond 43 . P. Healy 44 . A . Pritchard 45. D. Perryman (ResC) 46. S. Phil p 47. B . Shannon 48. P. Caddy 49. D . Angove 50. B. Exton 51 . G . Silby 52. C. Ray 53. D. Exton 54. P. Nailer 55. N . Mills 56. P. Walsh 57. D . Beare 58. M . Mullavey 59. D. Beck 60. D. Walls 61 .P.Hewitt 62 . P. Northey 63. P. Healy 64. P. Henry 65. J . Jackson 66. D. Wall s 75. G . O'Donnel l
MAJOR SP OI L. ARTHUR PTY . LT D
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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989
1, E . Allen 2 . J . Reddish 3 J. Moir 4 R . Fuller (Capt) 5. A . Asto n 6. D. Hooper 7, A Lloyd 8 .B, Hodge VC) 9 R. Aujard 10. J Ker r 11 D . Stanton 12 M . Vesehk 13 .N Hooper 14 . A . Chambers 15 . D . McCal l 16 . L . Fraser-Smith 17 . R. McLeish 18, R. Macmillan 19 . P . Drummond 20. C. Perkins 21P .Sherwen 22. S. Rodwell 23.D .McNab 24 . R . Emmett 25 . R. Maxwell 26 . A. Hart 27 . S . Wigney 28 . J. Forbes 29. A. Price 30.A.Hawdon 31 . A . Smith (DVC) 32 .S.Bones 33 . S. Illingworth 34 . J . West 35 . M. Lust 36 . J . Robinson 37 . R . Morrison 38 . G . Aird 39. S . Hawkins 40. P . Brown 41 . J . Hart 42 .A .Japp 43 . R . Austin 44 . M . Godwin 45 . B. Cain 46. M . Brady 47. B. Sheperd 48. R . Pett y 49 . J . MacMillan 50 . I . Hill 51 . B . Arnold 52 . D . Rundl e 53 . S . Montgomery 54 . R . Miram s 55 . M. McGregor 56. D . Kay 57. N . Ellwood 58. C. Winneke 59 . T. Hart 60 . B . Crump 61 . R_ Hume 62 . K . Kell 63 . R. Buhagiar 64. D. Murtagh 65. A. Phillips 66. A. Pullar 67 . D. Wearne 68 . A . Negri
Mike McArthur-Allen Assistant Coach :
OLD XAVERIAN S Senior Coach : D. Corcoran Reserv es Coach: M . Caliinan 1 . P . Visentini 2. T. Stoney 3 . D . Meagher 4 . R. Curtain 5 . N . Bourke 6. J . Curtain 7. W. Denton 8. D . McKay 9. M . Collop y 10. A . Walsh 11 . S . Slattery 12 . M . 0'Shaughnessy 13 . A . McCorkell
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 . R . Visentini 23 . P . Web b 24. S . King 25. D . Taylor 26. T . Atkins 27.J .Kennedy 28 . A . Klvac 29 . J. Quilty 30 . D . Dann 31 . R . Ralph 32 . C. Ralph 33. P. Klei n 34 . P. Grotjan 35 . C . Mortenson 36 . M . Gibson 37 . M . Ellis 38 . M . McClelland 39. S . Heatherington 40. J . McGrath 41 . R . Hobbs 42 . D . Honan 43 . A. Warhurst 44 . B. Heaphy 45 . N . Spargo 46 . S . Furph y 47 . C. Thorogood 48 . D. McLean 49. J . Tully 50. P. Watson 51 . P. Connors 52 . J. Ralph 53 . J . Bloom 54. M . Brennan 55. C . Katopodis 56. D . Berry
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Mr. Geoff Riley 1 . P. Cox 2 . P. Schuhkraft 3 . T . Boyanton 4 . R . Barnes 5 . D. McDonald 6. A . Best 7. G . Fisher 8. M . Gilmore 9. C . Tonkin 10. M. McDonald 11 . R. Strahan 12 . A. Mehrten 13 . P . Kingston 14 . S. Taylor 15 . N . Cox 16. R . Eishold 17. P. Sutherland 18 . M . Burn s 19 . A. Jobling 20 . B. Nash 21 . S . Carboon 22 . B . Connell 23. P . McDonald 24 . S . McC coke 25 . P. Forsyth 26 . M. Brown 27 . T. Hill e 28 . P . Nankervis 29 . P . Adams 30. D. Wood 31 . V. Gervasoni 32 . B . Madden 33 . A . Roe 34 . G . Russell 35 . S . Grace 36 . T. Stewart 37. D. Robertson 38. P . Milne r 39 . W . Bramich 40 . M . Tobin 41 . R. Oaten 42 . J . Casey 43 . P . Harrington 44. T. Mau 45. R . Singleton 46. M . Anderson 47 . W. Crump 48 . D . Nes s 49 . D . Hansen 50 . L . Black 51 . A . Connelly 52 . T . Tsiavis 53 . M . Crampton 54. M . McConville 55. O. Ellul 56.K .Benham 57. D . Roth 58 . Bruce Williams 59 . Brett Williams 60 . D. Cox 61 . M . Nix 62. C . Conroy 63. J . Clarkson 64 . A. Noblett 65 . C. Jenszen 66 . R. Gow 67 . P . Konstanty 68 . S . Ega n
LORD'S
PARKSIDE Senior Coach : Wayne Bannister Assistant Coach : Jack King
Rese rv es Coach : Mark Wilso n 1 . W. Bannister 2. B . Glasgow 3 F . Sansonetti 4 R . Gar d 5 T. Gard 6 L .Jakoviceski 7 .G. Yoksich 8 . R. Shanahan 9. W . Buchhorn 10. M . Sturgess (Capt) 11 . P . Hanse n 12. L. Inserra 13 . V . Soligo
14 . M . Sedgwick 15 . J . Papas
16 . M . Campbell 17 . C . Feeman 18J.Adduca 19 S Rodwell 20. P . Smith 21 . D. Debiasi 22 . M . Wilson (CCR) 23 . M . Sherloc k 24 . G . Williams (DVC) 25 . J . Kiriakidi s 26. M . Bradley 27. L . Panjari 28. T. Franklin 29. M . Rowe (VC) 30 . J . Faikos 31 . J . King (VCR) 32 . L . Cowell 33 . M . Cotter 34 . T . Pavia 35. G . Panjari 36. P . Torre 37. P . Coleman 38. N. Vincitorio 39. B . Hunt 40. S. Bannister 41 . D . Wood 42 . G . Dunbabin 43 .P.Papas 44 . L . Clarke 45 . P. Matkaris 46. P . Sherlock 47. N. Mitchell 48 . W . Smith 49 . B . Inserra 50 . K . Harty 51 . G . Pollock 52 . G . Naidis 53 . A. Taouik 54. F . Denami 55. D. Watson 56. P . Papatheodorou 57 . S. Tolle y 58 . D . Pavitt 59 .T .Jackson 61 .J.Panfan 62. G . Thomas 66. A. Stuart 69, S . Locke
MAJOR SPONSOR * PARKSIDE PANELS
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459 851 6 HEIDELBERG MITSUBISHI 458 1222
UNIVERSITY BLUE S Senior Coach : Alan Salter Reserves Coach: Peter Kiplocks t . B . Lowe 2 .R .Furphy 3. G .Williams (V.C.) 4 . M . Ye o 5 . J . Tratin)ek 6 . W. Carroll 7 . G . Alle n
8 . M . Yandell 9 . M . McCarty 10 . A . Nalder 11 . C . Gunn 12. J . Kanis (C) 13 . R . Walton 14 . D . Gus t 15 . A. Norman 16 . G . Allardice 17 . C . Holmes 18. S . Stevenson 19. D . Karamoshos 20. S. Ballard 21 . A . Schlicht 22 . R. Jaksic 23 . T . Giles 24 . A. Wallis 25 . C. Taylor 26. D. Maclnnes 27. M . Ligh t 28. G . Hazeldine 29 . D . Buckley 30 . P.Stevens 31 . M . Formosa 32 . A. Nugent 33 . S . Connolly 34. H. Worsley 35. M . Johns 36. N . Macaulay 37. A . McDonald 38. A. Mitchell 39 . D . Freemantle 40 . D . Coulter 41 . S . Lowrey 42 . B . Cohen 43 . A . Kennedy 44. J . Moors 45. G . Taylor 46 . B. Dowling 47 . M . Hickey 48 . P . Rowe 49 . D. Christie 50 . I . Wilmoth 51 . C . Watson 52. A . Carte r
53 . C . McDonald 54 J . Youn g 55 . D . Atkins 56 . S . Chow 57 . D . Carmichael 58. T. McIntosh 59. D. Christie 60. T. Vea l 61 . W. Harris 62 . N . Wylie 91 . J . Lawle y
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BULLEEN/ TEMPLESTOWE Senior Coach : Alan Parris Rese es Coach: rv Keas t David 1 G. Clarke 2 N . Tsiotmas 3. T. Rowe 4 . D. Fitt 5. D. Shine 6. R. Heath 7. P. Robertson 8. A . Smythe 9.P.Bell 10 . P George 11 . S. Farle y 12. A . Parris 13. J . McInerney 14. T. Pulse 15. P.Faulkne r
16. P. Corstorphin 17. D. Mayne 18. A . Course 19. P. Nigro 20.H .Hansou 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 31 . A . Panou 32 . M . Wilson 33 . G . Miles 34 . N . Bone 35. M . Osborne 36. P. Gilmore 37. N . Cameron 38. D. Cameron 39. T Driver 40. M. McInerney 41 . A. Rozantis 42 . W. Arthu r 43, P Anderson 44. J . Rosanitis 45. D . Philpots 46. B. Sheehan 47. T. Bon e 48 . S. Slate r 49 . K . Theunisse 50. A . Theunissen 51 . S. Hendrie 52. B . Degoldi 53. M . Agrotis '.. 54. P Bone 55. D . Peters 56. S. Bond 57. M . Mason 58. J. Frossinos
DE LA SALLE Coach : Bernard Dunn Asst. Coach: Peter Hannan 1 . M . Gree n 2 . P. Barry 3. C . Anderson 4 B. Waldron 5 N Fraze r 6 . P Green 7. L . Pergoh 8 . C . Wright (DVC) 9 . C . Campbell 10. D . Tessie r 11 .J . Richardson 12 . D.Toohey 13.P Beddoe 14. T. Laizaro
15 . G . Connolly (Capt) 16 . P. O'Tool e 17. P. Green 18 . C. Steiger 19 . M . Behan 20. P. O'Brie n 21, J. O'Callaghan 22 . S . Nas h 23 . M . O'Callaghan 24 . M . Low e 25 . D. Carroll 26 . P. Wyles 27. D . Kinsella 28. M . Knuppel (V.Capt) 29. M . Bolt 30. G . McHenry 31 . S . Davey 32 . G . Sheedy 33. P Lync h 34. A . Cluning 35. B. Gray 36. L. Sullivan 37. B. Heading 38 . C . Kuchel 40 .S.McGraw 41 . K . Mullin s 42 . N . Mitchell-Hill 43 . M . Harrington 44 . T. O'Callaghan 45. C. McCiunan 46. M. Hage n 47. B . Kellett 48. T. Brideson 49. G . Mulcahy 55. P. Dwye r
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MW FAWKNER Senior Coach : Stephen Buckley Rese rves Coach : Mark Tymms 1 . M . Tymms 2. P. Rundle 3. G . Busst 4. W. Hoare 5. S . Little 6. 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. G . Scott 21 . P. McAuliffe 22 . D. Booth
23. N . Gosewinckel 24. B . Young 25 . A . Saggers 26 . B . Sellec k 27. G . Livingstone 28 . A . Scott 29 . M . Barrett 30 . T. Piccinin 31 . J . Madden 32. A . Johnston 33. P. Majerczak 34. D. Ruggerio 35. R Barrett 36. C. Kelly 37. M . Middlemo 38. P Smith 39. L. Dowd 40. R . Buller 41 . D. Cecchini 42 . K. Dehenin 43 . M . Busst 44 . G . Mitchell 45 . D. Smith 46 . B. Smith 47. A . Brown 48. G . Walker 49. D. Portelli 50. R . Cohen 51 . A. Wood 52 . M . Potter 53. S. Lydiatt 54. M . Kan e 55 . M . Scurgeon 56 . J . Harrop 61 . R . Kavanagh 62 .K . Kavanagh 63 .T. Kavanagh
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MONASH UNI . BLUES Senior Coach: Brian Ford Reserv es Coach: Marcus Hanlon 1 . J . Alexander 2 . I . Kohle r 3 . I . Sest 4 . B . Cornwell 5. G . Gale 6. I . Hildebrand 7 . B . Seaton 9 . L. Baring 10 . J . Keep 11 . M . Spencer 12 . G . Oakley 14 . R . Hyett 16 . A. Qui n
17 . S . Zachandis 18. G . Hipweil 19 .D .Schwedes 20. S . Manuel[ 21 . S. Gile s 22. B . Rodent 24. P . Triandos 25. P . Balsarini 27 .D.Newman 28 . P . Little 29 . A . Headberry 30 . J . Sturgess 31 . J . Smith 32 . K. Haeusler 33 . N . Searle 34 . J . Qui n 35 . A . Triandos 36 . M . Kerr 37 . J . Andritsos 39 . J . Spencer 40. M . Dhillon 41 . A . Kiers 43 . G . Enders 45 . M . Later 46 . A . Hodgson 47 . J . Nicolopouios 48 . P . Andritsos 49 . K. O'Brie n 50 . M . Servos 51 . B. Hodgson 52 . A. Hadley 53 .J .Shady 54 . G . Lord 55 . Z . Maric 57 . M . Kanizay 58. M . Hanlon 59. H . Middleton 65. D. Woo d 67 . P . Whiteside 68 . G . Scalzo 69 . D . O'Keeffe 70 .S .Jones 71 . M . Ha y
OLD BRIGHTON Senior Coach : Mark Sarau Rese rves Coach : Jeff Bennett 1 . G . Bennett (VC) 2 . M McLennan 3 A. Pryo r 4 M Barbe r 5 . M Waddington 6 . M Alle n TS O'Connor 8. M . Sarau 9. M . Fisher '.. 10. C . Lade (Capt . C . Blai r )1 12 . D . Cochran 14 . J . Bennett 15 . R . Smith 16 . M . Shippen IT P . Well 18 .L . McMahon 19 . C . Broo k 20 . T . Grant (DVC) 21 .C .James 22 . L . Monument 23. A . Coope r 25. P. Grant 26. C . Smith 27.T . Burns 28. T . Gale 30 . G. Densten 32. J . Wal l 33 . D. Smyth 34 . S . Green 35 .T .Sunderman 37 . M . Selby 38 . J . Tregaskis 39 . T . Hoar 40 .K.Young 42 . P. Thompson 43 . R . Wraith 44 . R . Brown 45. L. Fildes 46. D . Hogan
OLD BRIGHTON RESERVES Rese rv es Coach: Jeff Bennett 1 . J . Alimand 6 . N . Hillard 9 . M . Osborne 12 . D . Roberts 19 . 0 . Milli s 10 . M . Hutchinson 25 . P. Latzer 48 . S. Ka y
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Senior Coach : Alan Stoneham Rese rves Coach : Simon Trumble 1, T. Witts 2. R . Pisarski 3 . J . Nichols 4 . D. Cordner 5 . P . Murray 6 I . Arnol d 7- A. Cochrane 8, A . Tymm s 9. G. Bradshaw 1& A . Joyc e 11 . N . Johnstone 12. W. Bagli n
13. R . Seccull 15. J . Warmsley 76 . P. Woo d 17 . D . Ward-Ambler 18 . W . Ward-Ambler 19 . P . Thompson 20 . A . Sale k 21 . J . Roysmith 22 . M . Ellinghaus 23, A . Wilt s 24. D . Wilson 25. R . Brown 26. T . Stucky 27. E . Coroner 28 . C . Tyerill 29 . R . Mead 30 . C. Elstoft 31 . M . Hope 32 . R . Webb 31 A . Bul l 34 . C . Anastasakis 35 . D . McDonald 36. P. Nelson 37. G . Curtis 38. M . Naylor 39 . R. Nelson 40 . C . Walker 41 . G . Dixon 42 . E . Smithers 43 . J . Dowd 44 . J . Harty 45 . Z . Usenov 46, J . Keebl e 47 . H. Summe . T. Werthmaye r48 r 49. S . Bardsley 50. T. Read 51 . M . Edgley 53 . N . Troupe 54 . A . Wilson 55 . D . Nelson 56 . N . Boyden 57 . R. Anderson 58 . T . Kelsey 59 . W. Kelso 61 . A . Stafford 62. A . Francis 63. B . O'Halloran 64 . M . Daddo 67 . S. Burny 68 . G . Nelson 69 . D . Hamilto n
ST . BERNARDS OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach : Russell Forbe s Rese rves Coach : Craig Neav e 1 . A . Dun n 2. C . Robison 3. A . Allibon (Capt) 4 . T . Norman (VC) 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. Beer
15. T. Pontefract 16 . A. Blac k 17 . L . Farrell 18 . A. Maizels 19 . J. Hope 20 . M . Parlbett 21 . S . Drum 22 . P . Robison 23. J . Adgemis 24. A . Anderson 25. E . Borghesi 26. L. Coleman
27 . I . Wallace (DVC) 28 . G . Harve y 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. S. Stoddart 40. K . Kenealy 41 . I . Teller 42 . R . Gruen 43 . C . Neave 44 . A. Turner 45 . N . Kolitis 46 . M . Heath 47 . A. Phadoneos 48 . B . Beamish 49 . R . Bon d 50 . D . Wallace 51 . D . Rogers 52 . D . Butera 53 . S . Cowley 54 . P . Dowling 55 . J . Francis 56 . P . Serroni THE MAX HOTEL 57. P . Blankensop TOORONGA VALLEY 58. P . Deveraux MOBI L 59. M . Nougher 60. M . Stanley ELDERS TRAVEL 61 . G. Heath BENNISON AlcKINNON . 62. J .P. Adgemis 63. J . Davey
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Senior Coach : Frank Mican ReservesQoachâ&#x20AC;¢ John Wood 1 . M . Sullivan 2 . P . Fitzgerald 3 . L. Daffey 5.J . O'Connor
6. G . McAllister (V .C .) 7.J .Toohey 8. P. Monagha n 9 . G . Wood . (Capt .) 10. J . Federic o 11 . P. O'Brien 12- P. Hogan 13 . R. Purcell 14 . S . Melican (D.V .C .) 15 . F . Monaghan 16 . J_ Pearson 18 . A . Purcell 19 . S . Byrne 20 . J . Fraser 21 . C . Doolan 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 . Fitzpatrick 32 . P . Runting 33. M . Redmon d 34. J . O'Connell (D .V .C .) 35. J . Saundry 36. P. O'Dea 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 . Wals h 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 . Syria n 57. A . Hargreaves 58. B . Nott 59 . A . Elliot 60 . N . Hiscox 64 . D . Wood 65 . T . Bourke 66 . D . Bourke 74 . S . Phelan 75 . P . Hargraces 76 . D. Copeland .77 . M . Dowlin 78. M . Devers~
THERRY Senior Coach : A . Crott y Asst. Coach : M . Purcel l 1 . G . Biddlestone 1 . M. Conway
2 . J . Zanetti 3 .J .Toohey 4 . S . Eastmure 5 . 5 Ramsay 6 . T. Quinn 7 .P .Jones8. G . Bourke 9. M . Grocock 10. R . Egglestone 11 . A . Crott y 12 . J . Gallagher 13 . M . Bosanko 14 . J. Reddic k 15 . P . McCann/C . Barrett 16 .S . Gibso n 17 . R . Lyons 18 . T . Taylor 19 . A . Ratcliffe 20 . M . Ennis 21 . J . Tyler 22.5. Bourke 23. C . Bye 24. P . Mellon 25 . M . O'Rourke 26 . P. Rya n 27 . M . Tadinac 28 . D . Sandman 29 . M . Hudson 30 . G . McCormack 31 . S . Ryan
32 . R . Costello 33 . S . McMahon 34. M . Donohue 35. D . Aitken 36 . S . O'Brien 37 . D . Castaldi 38 . M. O'Kearney 39 . M. Hudson 40 . C. Muscat 41 . M . Crotty 42, P . Ryan 43 . A . Whelan 44. M . Doran 45.P . Davern 46. C . Ryan 47. P. Ratcliff e 48. D . Wrigglesworth 49. J . Mallon 51 . R. Moran 52 . H . Ayad 53 . S . Cranwell 54 . P . Jones 55 . M . Purcell 56, M . Bel l
57 . G . McCullough 58 . C . Mills 64 . P . Crotty 65. M . Hogan 75. P. Bruno 88. P. Murphy
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Senior Coach : Kevin Morrison Rese rv e Coach : Rick Fr az er 1 . P . Slogren 2 . J . Radford 3 . R . Grummett '.. 4 . M . Russell 5 . G . Salerno 6 . A . Coker 7. S. Cerni 8. J . Somerville 9 . S. Phillipson 10. S. Brommel 11 . M . McErvale 13 . L . Bank s 14 . T . Marks 15 . J . Garde 16 . B. Keilar 17 . N . Hopkins 18 . M . Lagastes 19 .P .Vaughan 20.N .Capp 21 .C .Jobson 22. G . Newing 23 .A .Bearham 25 . M . Gibney 26 . B . Pattinson 27 . N . Heath (V.C.) 28 . B. van Denderen 29 . J . Gray 30 . G . Keys 31 . J . Cummins 32 .N .Pappas 33. G . Mille r 34 . P . Somerville 35.J .Hughson 36. J . Smit h 37 . G . Haeusler 38 . A . McArthur 39 . S . Davie 40 . E . Popovic 41 . M . McLaughlin 42 . G . Wines (C .) 43 . B . Warren 44 . P . Dillo n
45 . E . Heffernan 46. C . Thompson 47. L. Doyl e 48. A . Rogers 49. A . Gra y 50. S. Shaddock 51 . J . Chomley 52. M . Bell 53 . A. Salerno 54 . S . Thomas 55 . B. Hains 56 . D . Robinson 58 . T. Hogan 59 . P . Weigard 60. M . Rankin
61 . A . Cunningham 65.A .Young 69 . A . Batey 72 . M . Giltrap 74 . J . Campigli 82 . A. Donal d
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Coach : Bar ry Young Asst. Coach Neil Buckley 1 . G . Pares 2 . M . Alevras 3 . W. Long 4. M . Davey 5. C . Miranda 7. R . Peatling 8 .P.Jukes 10. S. Peatling 11 . P. Phillips 12 . A . Hirscher 13. M . Travers 15. I . Lan g 17. M . Van Maanen 19 . P. Paras 21 . K. Davi s 24. M . Bestow (DVC) 25 . D. Egerto n 26. R . Smith 28. B. Park 29. D . Jiggins (VC) 32 . S . Parke r 34. S. Mulvogue 35 . J . Perri n 36 . B. Young (CC) 43 . M . Tymms 44. P. Sando 99. D. Ricketts SPONSOR S
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33. M . Claasen 34. M . Furlong 35 . J . Fox 36 . A. Maclsaac 37. I . Oakley 38. M . O'Dea 39. S . Pop p 40. M . Squire 41 . M . Doyle 42 . D. Jeh u
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Coach: Richard Mactsaac 1 . P. Shaw (VC) 2 . M . Langton (DVC) 3. M . Manley 4. Robert Maclsaac 5. M . French 6 . R . Maclsaac (CC) 7. A . MacDowel l 8. R . Lindsay 9. D. Maclsaac 10 . B . Prowse 11 . A . Phelan 12. S. Pinder 13. J . Livingston 14. A . Livingston 15. M . Glenister 16. A . Wilson
Reserves Coach: Coach : David Saddler C. Hutchinson 1 . I . Steward 1 . S. Blair 3 . R. Soncin 2 . M . Cadman 5. D. Iles 3. B. Risel y 6. D. O'Keefe 4. A . Lochhead 7. K . Wright 5. R . McAsey 11 . P. Goldsworthy 6 . S . Smit h 12 . A. Ford 7 . R . Bradley 13 . R . Davies 8. D . Thomas 14 . C. Galea 9. D. Stock 16. C. Beard 10. P. Watkins 17. P. Littl e if . R . Ellam 21 . R . Pepyat (Capt) 12 . B. McDonnell 23. C. Artis 13 . N . Stephenson 24. D. Saddler 14 . R. Howar d 25. R . Vimba 15. D. Legge 26. W. Chamra 17. D. Wilts 27. C. Overend 18. N . Va n 28 . J . Kilkenny 19 . H . Iliopolous 29. N . McDonald 20. T. Brown 30. B. Emblem 21 . P. Green e 22, C. McDonnell (DVC) 32 . L . Libardi 35 . T. Davie s 25 . J . Grant 40 . D. Bartlett 26. S . Evangelo 42 . G . Palmington 27 . R . Woodham s 28. C . Hutchinson (CC) 49. T. Burn s 50. R . Heaney 30. J. Nanovich 56 . J . Mansour 31 . D . Rust 60 . J . Gauci 32 . K . shannon 62 . M . Allan 33. B. Jarik (VC) 67. A . Birch 34. P. Amarant 69. I Ashby
Reserv e Coach : Kevin Kin g 1 . M . Sinclair 3 . S . Campbell 4 . D. Car r 7. P. Deegan 11 . T. Smith 12 . A . Wilks 14 . R . Murray 18. D. Rolfe 20. P. Livolti 21 . J. Dicintio 23 . M . Sayers 25. J . Cincotta 26. W. Poulter 31 . I . Nei l
33. J. Boyle (VC) 36. M . Polletti 37. N . Collins 39. J . Kealy (DVC) 42 . D. Bray 46 . S. Grady 48. D . Wai n 49. M . Fitzpatrick (C) 50. S . Minaha n 59. A . Tilley 67. D. Hogan 69 . K . King 71 . D. Lambourn
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Reserves Coach : Karl Conla n 5. G . Flemming 6. P. Turner 9 S . Carrol 12 . M. Rohan 14. N . Bell 16. D. Smith 17. J . Murray 19. G . Marshall 22 . N . Wathen 23. J . Keppel 25. G . Ross 27. D. Black 28 . P. Mahoney 30 . V. Carus o 32 . K . Conlan (CC) 35. L . Blasi 36. R . Duvallon 37. G . Wathen 38. D. Cooper 40. S . Thomas 41 . W. Ham 43 . K . Durose 44. E . Atgiaras 45.S. Farley 46. R . Newton 47. G . Jenkins 48. B. Nestor Y9. G . Neate 50. P. Thomas 51 . P. Battour 52. C. Finnegan 54 . T. Lehmann 55 . D . Lyon s 56. A . Voice 57. G . Russe l
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Reserves Coach : Chris Barnet t 1 . J. Ide 3 . C. Stewart 7. T. Johnstone 9. R . Herma n 10 . R . McDonald (VC) 13 . A . Jamieso n 14. D. Macleod 15. D. Oliphant 21 . J. Dowling 23 . C. Landale 24. D. Holli s 25. J. Henderson 27. D. Catanach 28. A . Turner 30. B. Allender 31 .T Jackson 32. M . Baxter 33 . R . Hanna 34 . G . Lavender 35 . W. Robertson 36. J. Gaylard 37 . W. Davi s 38. D. Atkins 39. J. Schuringa 42. C . Pappas 43 . P. hayes (C) 44 . D. Clerk 45. C . Pearson 54. M . McPhee 55. A . MacMillan 60. B. Smith 69. B. Furphy 73 . R . Furphy 76 . J . Twig g
Reserves Coach : Sean O'Loughlin 2. A . Crosby 5. H . Hewitt 6. T. Jones 7. P. McCafferty 9 . G . Brady 10. P. McManus 11 . D. Savari s
12 . D. O'Loughlin 13 . T. Alford 16 . G . King 17. P. Smith 18. P. Davison 20 . B . McKenna 22 . J . Rya n 25. S. Bell 28. G . Wrigh t 29. S . O'Loughlin 30. G . Hewitt 40 . D. Wright 43 . C. Rogers 46. M . Box 48, C . Reiter 49. R . Leavey 60. B. McKellar 70 . P. Sainsbury 77. L . Brooksbank 78. E . Pegle r
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Reserves Coach : J. Williamson 3. A . McGibbon 5. P. Shanno n 8 . B . Franzman (Capt) 13. J. Trimbol i 14. J. Harper 17. J . Limperakis 18. A . Jensz
19 . P. Goug h 21 . P. Henderson 22 . M . Edmunds 23. P. Gehri g 26 . C. Polatos 28 . C. Panozzo 29 . S . Zuccala 30. V. Cavalieri 31 . P. Chilc o 32 . F. Andruela (DVC) 34. N . Morric e 37. A . Conroy 38. J. Spano 39. A . Taylor 40. A . Blasket t 41 . R . O'Connor (Capt) 42 . S . Fredrickso n 44 . M . Jones 47. D . Sidebottom 49 . C. McLachlan 53. J. Carrucan 70. M . Bridgema n
Reserves Coach : P. Leather n 1 . I . McNeice 5 . P. Leatham (Capt) 9 . B . Davi s 12 . K . Buhagiar 17. R . Diacono 24 . J . Beaumont 25. C. Hatzistavrou 30. B. Kyriakidis 31 . K . Vazquez 34. C. Konstantinidis 37. S. Penny 38. B. Milli n 40. R . Baker (VC) 41 . R . Hokkanen 43. M . Sassine 44. M . Rodgers 45. R . Taylo r 49. S. Benetti 50. P. Robinson 51 . W. Woollard 52 . J. Hogan 54 . M . McRosti e 55 . M . Chapman (DVC) 56 . W. Herrman n 57 . C. Leathern 58. W . Lewis 64. D. Marlow 66. S . Godfrey 67. M . Cox 68. L. White THE POTBELLY RESTAURANT Lunch & Dinner 328 1260 Biagio (Badge) Genovesr 415 Abbotsford St . Nth. Melbourne 3051 RUSS'ANNA
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Reserves Coach: John Keenan 2 . C. Cedro 4. G . Petsinis 5. L . Everitt 6. R. De Thomasis 7. P Hoppe r 8. A. Fellows (Capt) 9 . T. Staoi s 10. B. Leovold 11 . A. Flemming 12 . F. Farchioni 13. C. Pearson 14. B. Jenkins 15 . 8. Pellegrino 16 . D. Farchione 17. D. Leal e 18. Ken Hailing 19. G. Bubis 20. P. Coverdale 21 . E . Lentini 22 . C. Tsalkos 23. D. Fellows 25. S. Bradford 26. M . Spinoso 27. R. Kelly 28. L. Moribito 29. Kevin Harling 30. C. Fellows 31 . C . Koulinos 32. B. McCreddin 33. J. Zaicos 35. A. LaRosa 36. M . Golledge 37. J . Theodorou 39 . G . Kyrousis 40. I. Fleming 41 . W. Cooper 42 . M. Mirro 43 . G. Lattouf 44 . G . Camilleri 45. M . Bloodworth 47. M . Plowright 48. P. Prinzi 49. R. Carroll 51 . M . Boyden 52 . K . Chandler 54. G . Velkos 55 . J. Kalpakis 56 . R . Molella 57. S. Cinarari 60. P Valeri 61 . G . Kernaghan 71 .F.Budak 73 . A . Smith 75. J . Karambelas 82 . P Horkings 83.J.Loche 88. V. Taskmaki s
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Rese rves Coach David Hill 1 . J . Phillip 3. Paul Reidy 5 . R . Van Raay 8 . A . McKeown 9 . P. Harrison 14. D. Harri s 16. M . Borrack 17. S. Santamaria 23. P. Ciardulli 24. J. Bonnyman 25. W. Lyal l 26. D . Callinan 29 . B. Dun n 30 . Paul O'Brien 33. G . Guggenheimer 35. J . Dunba r
Reserves Coach: Ron Verm a 1 . A . Legovich 2 . A . Atchison 3 . R . Verma 4 . C. Drake
5. R . Marti n 10 . M. Lotherington 16. P. Kotz 17. A. Drummond 19. E . Stents
22 . C . Flegeltaub 25. S . Bahe n 28. C. Bavage 29. C . Geehman 31 . M . Roach 32 . I . Radlow 33 . P. Andueza 34 . R . Terrens 36. A . Sainsbury 37 . M . Gately 40. D . Bake r
37. Peter O'Brien 41 . J. Houston 43. N . Roberton 46. D. Bourke
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47. P. Mason (Capt) 48.P Roha n 49. S. McAuliffe 50 . R . Bennett 52 . M . Lawson 53 . J . Newton 55. D. Toohey 56. J . Elliot 57. S . Croke 58. G. White 61 . M . Roberts 63. D. Flanagan 66 . M . Stevens 67. N . Hughes
Rese rves Coach : David Jenkins 15. M . Rerde n 20. J . Coghlan 28 . D. Grant 29. G . Watt 30. J. Murphy 31 . G . Crameri 33 . C. Kenez (Capt) 35 . D. Brow n 36. D . Kay 37. C . Arnephy 38. A. Brown 40 . J. Murray 41 . O. Noronha 43. D. Doonan .44. A. Gale 46. J . Curtin (VC) 48 . C. Shepherd 50. J. Wood 51 . B. Mason 52 .P Hyde 53. M . Elford 55. T. Nelson 56. G . Lawton 57. A . Carr
Reserves Coach : G reg Meadows 1 . A . Wig g 2 . J. Woo d 4. J- Robertson 5. S. Dangerfield 7. C. Warin g 9 . A. Mytton 10. P. Bennett 11 . R . Wilson 12 . G . Meadows 13 . S . Fulle r 14. G . Lasscock 15. T. Dora n
18. C. Lan e 22 . R . Kingston 23. P. Noske 24. R . Lavender 25. M . Colston 26 . T. Jones 28 . A . Gilchrist 30. A . McGorlick 33. W. Caspers 35. P. Derham 37. P. Wigg 39 . A . Hood 41 . S . King 42 . P. Flockhart 44 . T. Snowball 45 . I . Ridoutt 46 . C. Far r 47. R . Dobson 48. P. Merrett 56. B. Ladd s
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Reserves Coach: Steve Sculli n 1 . S. Scullin 2 . C . Holst 4. M . Legge 6. P. Williams 12 . D. Gilbert 15. P Moore 16. R . Doherty 17. T. Kearsey 19 . A . Dale 20. G . Gent 21 . A . Cosolino 24. G . Foster 25. M . Power 30. R. Cullen 31 . M . Veal 32 . C. West 33. D. Glass 34. G . Donaldson 35. C. Pyers (Capt) 36 . D. Turne r
37. D. Gent 38. J. Bishop 39. B. Bowler 41 . D. Taylor 42 . A . Barry 43. W. McCormack 44 . B. Hoga n 45 . M . Gilbert 46. P. Austi n 49. P. Mayerhofer 50. M . Phillips 51 . A . Thompson 52 . S . Coulson 57. G . Castledin e B .A .F.C. p roudly sponso red
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Senior Coach : Kelvin Shaw Assist . Coach: John Hands 1 . R . Hear n 3. I . Paterson 5. G . Blight 9. S . Macrae 12 . W. Ballagh 13. S . Jones 14. C. Bryan 15. N . Grgic 17. W. Brown 18 . J . Sgarioto 20. M . Newnham 21 . M . Hoyle 22 . J. Hands 23. G . Dyson 24. S . Brown 25 . K. Shaw (CC) 26 . J . McQuie 28 . R . Hughes 29. A . Purcel l 31 . M. Burgess 32. G. Neate 34 . G . Earney 35. S. Blampied 36. M . Kerr 37. C . Christensen 39 . A . Cope 40 . T. Meage r 42 . R. Hughes (DVC) 46. K . Shrives 47. M . Graham 48 . J . Cope 49 . J . Raft 50. V. Bourke 52 .P Pang 53. D. Wright 54. D. Mallia 55. D. McCleery 58 . P. Barmby 59. R . Tepe 70. A. McQuade 72 . R . Evan s 77. S. Oliver ELGIN INN
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M Senior Coach : Jim Fotinlotis 1 . J . Fotiniotis (CC) 2 . G . Matthews 3. S . Campbell 6. W. Francis 7. P. Deegan 8 .T. Luca s 9 . R Hall 11 . T. Smith 12 . R . Murray 13 . P. Fitzgerald 14 . G . Matthews 16 . D. Cox 17. A . Rogers 19. S . McMullin 24 . C . Todd 27. R . Palamara (DVC) 29 . P. Luxford 31 . I . Neil 34. A. Hamilton 35. M . Grady 38. A . Gree n 41 . T. Chilcott (VC) 42 . J . Grimison 44. G . Smit h
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Senior Coach: Roland Magro 2 . G . Browne 4. J. Tapne r 7. R . Magro (CC) 8. D. Masti n 9. C. Gibson 10. S . Rule 12 . A. Ford 14. N . Taylor 18 . M . McCormick 19 . G . Und y 21 . A. Park (VC) 22 . B . Funnell (DVC) 23. C . Arti s 24 . D. Saddler 29 . N . McDonald 31 . D . Briggs 33 . C. Crooks 34. D. Mauro 36. M . Taylor 37. B. Whiting 39. C . Hibbert 40. D . Bartlett 44. G . Phelan 45 . R . Soncin 49 . T. Burns 50. R. Heaney 51 . P. Westbury 54. P. Bovezza 60. J. Gauci 69. I . Ashby
Senior Coach : K. Wilson 2 . A . Battl e 5. J. Muirhead 7. J . Reige r 8. Ric Thorweston 9. I . Parke r 11 . J . Johnston 12 . S . Westerman 13. D. Mai r 15 . P. Warren 17. D. Blewett 18 . M . Page 20. S. Beugelaar 21 . B. Goodwin 23 . K. Wilson 26 . R. McGougan 27. P. Giddens 29. R. Kay 33. P. Ashwood 34. S. Wilson 36. W. Burgess 37. P. Atkinson 38 . B . Hendy 43 . S. Reiger 44 . R . Murphy 47. D. Reiger 50. R . Forgiarini 66. T. O'Donnel l
Senior Coach : Denis Kelly 1 . C. O'Toole 3. C. Box 6 . S. Kenny 7. M . McNamara 12 . D. O'Loughlin 14. D. Hodg e 15 . J . McNamara 19 . A . Grierson 24. A . Whelan 28 . G . Wright 31 . S. Bowtell 32 . M . Vankerkhoven 34. M . Tarulli 35. S. Livingstone 36. D . Phela n 39. E . Whitfield 40. D. Wright 41 . D. Croft 42 . B. Spiess 43 . C. Rogers 47. P. Kvietelaitis 48, C . Reiter 50. P. Grierson 60 . L . King
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Senior Coach : Vern Boag 3. P. Riordan (Capt) 4. B. Ridewood 5. G . Connolly 7. N . McColough 8. D. Seele y 12 . D. Spencer 13. S . Zahra 14. P. Lannan 15. P. Walker 16. B. Berry 18. G . Burke 19. B. Tomlinson 20. M . Beasley 21 . A . Whitelaw 22. C. Bracchi 23 . B. Hutchinson 24. T. Beasley 25. D. Smith 26. R . Burns 27. J. Elmore 29. B. Hambridge 30. G . Fitzgibbon 33. C. Dunlop 34 . A . Boag (VC) 35 . B. Mills 37. N . Fitzgibbon (DVC) 38. B. Dunsta n 47. P. Thompson 59. P. Newport
Senior Coach: Ray Keane 1 . J . Philli p 2. S. Woodman (VC) 3 . Paul Reid y 4 . S. Strike 5. R Van Raay 6. C . Houston 7. P. Coghla n 10. T Pratt 11 . D. Sutton 12 . M . Spears 13 . Mark Reidy 15. M . Harrison 16. M . Borrack 18. T. McNeil 19. D. Crowe 24. J . Bonnyman 27. Mick Reidy 28. B . Le e 31 . N . Jenkin s 33. G. Guggenheimer 34. S. Lowel l 36.P Bun n 37. Peter O'Brien 40 . B. Tierney (Capt) 45 .P.Hay 48. M . Bateman 49. S. McAuliffe 53. J . Newton 63. D. Flanagan 66. M . Stevens 67. N . Hughes 70. D. Midro
Senior Coach : Ken B re mner Assistant Coach : Tony Bull Scott Howell 1 . S. Cloke (Capt) 2 . R . Gnei l 3 . A . Bolts 4. K . Dervan 5. J. Beare 7. I . Bee r 11 . R . Hargreaves 12 . R. Burrage 14. M . Durham 15. M . Rerde n 16. N . Wallmeyer (VC) 19. A . Mahe r 20. J. Coghlan 21 . G . Smith 24. D. Templeton 25. M . Gu y 26 . R. Linford 27. F. isgro 28. D. Grant 37. C. Arnephy 38. A . Brown 39. G . Goldsmith (DVC) 43 . D. Doona n 50 . J . Wood 60 . D. Jenkin s
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Senior Coach: John Walsh 2. C . Cedro 4. G . Petsinis 5. L . Everitt 6, R . De Thomasis 7. P. Hoppe r 8 . A . Fellows (Capt) 9. T. Staois 10. B. Leovold 11 . A . Flemming 12. F. Farchioni 13 . C. Pearson 14 . B . Jenkins 15 . B . Pellegrino 16 . D. Farchione 17. D. Leale 18. Ken Harting 19. G . Bubis 20 . P. Coverdale 21 . E. Lentini 22 . C. Tsalkos 23. D. Fellows 25. S. Bradford 26. M . Spinoso 27 . R . Kell y 28. L . Moribito 29. Kevin Harling 30. C. Fellows 31 . C . Koulinos 32 . B. McCreddin 33 . J . Zaicos 35 . A . LaRosa 36. M . Golledge 37. J . Theodorou 39. G . Kyrousis 40. 1 . Fleming 41. W. Cooper 42. M . Mirro
43. G . Lattouf 44 . G . Camilleri 45 . M . Bloodworth 47. M . Plowright 48 . P. Prinzi 49. R . Carroll 51 . M . Boyden 52 . K. Chandler 54. G . Velkos 55. J. Kalpakis 56. R. Molella 57. S . Cinarari 60. P. Valeri 61 . G. Kernaghan 71 . F. Buda k 73 . A . Smit h 75. J . Karambelas 82. P. Horkings 83 . J . Loch e 88 . V. Taskmaki s
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Senior Coach : R . Jamison 1 . A. Acreman 2 . J . Norman 3. R . Newman 4. M . Barrett 5. C. Savill e 6. V. Sciacca 7. G . Norton (Capt) 9. R . Macquire 10. C . Gardiner 11 . D. Meyer 14. D. Rogers 15. D. Sciacca 16. T. O'Brien 19. W. Beynon 20 . R . Buxton 22 . A . Lever 23 . N . Moodie 24. D. Solley 25. W. Glue 26. B . Scalzo 27. C. Appel 33. C . Barlow 34. D. Holland 35. P. Hodges 38. A . Newman 39. R . Beynon 40. M . Osborn 43. C. Bes t 45. T. Bournon 46. A . Petrov 48. D. Johnsen 55. C. Davis 59. G . Buxton 60.P Beynon 61 . T. Cowell 66 . D. Grant
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OLD ESSENDON UTILITY 20 0 All members and supporters at Old Essendon Grammarians congratulate Lindsay Shaw on playing his 200 game last week (12/8) against Uni High School . It is fitting that Lindsay finish off probably his best season of footba!l in this manner. Lindsay and wife Jenny are one of the "Grammar's" stalwart families, fulfulling countless tasks over the years . On field Lindsay displays those qualities that all footballers would love to have, in particular G and D. Once again Lindsay, congratulations on your reaching this goal, and let's hope there are many more years of your involvement at Old Essendon to come .
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Senior Coach : Mike Smith 1 . K . Angwin 2 . D . Gregory 3 . A. Hill 4 . B. Rafferty (Capt) 5. M . Hil l 6. A . Breslin 7. M . Kouts 8. K . Palmer (DVC) 12. P. McGrat h 13. N . Monaghan 15. P. Bresli n 17. John Sist 18. K . Hartley 19. S. Withers 20. M . Conroy 21 . C. Chalker 23. G . Schultz 24. S. Gates 27. I . Wither s
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CONGRATULATIONS TO THREE AT THOMASTOWN Congratulations go to Brett Jenkins and Coli n Pearson on achieving their 150 games on the 5th August and to Allan Fleming on reaching 100 games on the 3rd June . These players have all achieved a number of personal goals in their football careers, sharing a number of Best & Fairest trophies with the club, also playing in finals and premiership sides. We wish them all the best and hope to see many more games from this trio.
Senior Coach : Peter Olivieri 1 . A . McGaw 2 . L . Buckley 3. J. Howar d 4. B . Boyd (Capt) 5. M . Gille n 7. C. Capiron 8. A . Trabinger 10. P. Buzza 11 . M . Driscoll 12 . A . Avitabile 13 . C. Bennett 14 . M . Le e 15 . M . Lake (DVC) 16 . M . Strut h 18 . M . Harper 19 . M . Kin g 20. A . Riddell (VC) 21 . D. Behn k 22 . A . Brandwood 23. I . Hammam 24. A . Murph y 27. D. La Fontaine 28. M . Fawa z 29. M . Murrihy 31 . P. Sherman 37. P White 39. G . Healy 44. M . Howard 46. W. Fiddle r
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100 GAMES AT FAWKNE R Today (19/8)Patty Barrett plays his 100th game for Fawkner. The road to this milestone (11 seasons) hasn't been easy, having had many injuries which threatened to end his career. At the moment he is out of retirement and playing as well as he always did . In his younger days "Patty" was a very gifted player, who had the ability to play in a number of positions. These days he lurks in a forward pocket at Mutton Reserve having returned to "Dad's Army" . Everyone at Fawkner wishes "Patty" all the best today in his 100th game . "WELL DONE PATTY" HOAREY'S 100th GAME FOR FAWKNER Warren "Orme" Hoare today (19/8) celebrates hi s 100th game against old enemies Therry . "Hoarey" joined the club in 1982 from Coburg Under 19's and quickly became a key player at Fawkner with plenty of versatility . He is a great mark and excellent kick and was a member of our 1985 Premiers and Champions side . In 1987 he won our 2nd Best and Fairest Award . He works very hard on his fitness although you wouldn't think so being a!ife member of our medical room . There is no doubt opposition sides know when Hoarey's playing by his catch-cry "Orme" . "GOOD LUCK HOAREY !
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100 GOALS FOR THIRD YEAR IN A ROW All at La Trobe University Football Club congratulate Ter ry Wilson on reaching 100 goals for the third year in a row . A very fine effort Terry, we are all very proud of you . The La Trobe University Football Cub wish to announce to players, past players and all supporters that our Presentation Night will be held on Friday 13th October 1989 (Lucky for some) in Tina's at La Trobe University. For further information contact Maree McNicholl 470 4115 A .H . All La Trobe supporters would like to thank Andy and Dave Huffer for organising a great night. Special thanks to the band , "Zoo Noises" . THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989
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1st SEMI - 5 YEARS AGO - 198 4 What a season in 'A' Section! 10 wins meant second position, and 8 wins meant 'B' Section . Marcellin was the unlucky team - a search of th e record books shows that Marcellin's eight wins is the highest number yet recorded by a team relegated from 'A' Section . Congratulations to Bulleen-Templestowe, who in its first 'A' Section season finished in third spot . Old Xaverians farewelled Danny Corcoran, best and fairest, captain, and VAFA player, "his loyalty to his team and friends will never be questioned ." In the first semi the Bullants were equal to it when they came from 13 points behind at the last change to kick 8.2 in the final term to win by 15 points . Best were Delaney, K az u ro, Gilmore, Smythe (B/Temp), and for Collegians, Baum, I rvine, Cook . In 'B' first semi, Uni Blacks could not hold off Old Paradians in the final term and went down by 3 points . Spillane, S .Exton, Gleeson (O .P) and Carmody, Doyle (6 g!s) and N . Clark ( U.Blacks) got the votes. In 'D' MHSOB got up with a goal in the final seconds to beat Old Trinity by 4 points . In the Under-19 Alex Johnson Championship semi finals Marcellin beat MHSOB and Old Scotch beat Bull/Templestowe to go into the Grand Final .
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10 YEARS AGO - 197 9 Best and Fairest awards were as follows :'A' Brian Bourke (De La Salle) 18, Mauro, Borcich (N .O.B.) 17, Mike Yeo (U.Blues) 15 ; 'B' Mike Ritterman (AJAX) 27, Leon Denning (Marc .) 19, Ian Rice (Col!) 17 ; C' Graeme Linke (Geel) 18, Wayne Blay (Kew) 16 ; 'D' Greg Miles (Bull/Temp) 20, L .Pope (St .Bedes) 16 ; 'E' Gary Norton (Old Ment .) 21, Tunbridge (La Trobe) 19 ; F' B .Nestor (Clayton) 19, G . Bate (Nat . Bank) 17 ; J1' G .Pearce (N .O.B.) ; :J2' W.Sykes (Coburg) .
In 'A' first semi, U.Blacks, 15 points ahead at last change answered Ormond's fine last quarter of 6.3 with 6.1 to take the game . Best were Wines, Cunningham, S .Costello ( U.Blacks) and Fisher, Crump, Parisi ( Ormond) . Stephen Cu ain, 10 rt goals, and veteran ruckman John Brimacombe led the Old Xaverians form revival to overwhelm Collegians to win 'B' first semi, 18 .12 to 10 .12 . AJAX gained promotion to 'A' Section for th first time ever when then beat the talented Marcellin O.C. in a high scoring 'B' second semi, 20 .11 to 14 .23. Stars were Basser ( 9 gls), Korn, B ro mberg (AJAX) and Michael Butler, Ga rtner, T.Dillon (Marc. )
St . Kilda CBOC, 24 points down at the last change kicked a whirlwind 10.6 to Hampton Rovers 1 .2 to (ake our 'C' first semi and end the Rovers' sequence of 8 wins. MHSOB's last quarter inaccuracy almost cost them the 'D' second semi against Bulleen/Temp . but THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989
nung on zo w~n Dy 13 points . Th e were Evans, Lapthorne, Ponton . 15 YEARS AGO - 1974 Victorian captain, Bruce Bourne ( Ormond) scored votes in 10 games to win 'A' Section Best and Fairest by 4 votes from Kevin G rove (R .O.B.) . Other winners : 'B' P. P ryor (Coll .), 'C' J .Houghton (Old H), 'D' M . Mullett (Old Camb .), 'E' R .Roulston (AMP), 'F' D . Cowling ( La Tro be Reds), `Junior 1' B .Driscoll ( Powerhouse), and 'Junior 2' J . Simpson (Parkside) . Blacks defeated by Coburg, scraped into 'A' Section four when Ormond thrashed Old Paradians and met St . Bernard's in the first semi with umpires George (field) Phillips, Pritchett (bounda ry ) & Bennett, Hillier (goal) . Blacks trailed by 17 points at half time, but kicked 9 .16 to 3 .5 in second half to win by 5 goals. Best were MacCallum, McLean, Perrett (Blks), and M .Mahoney, K .Phelan, Rackham (St .B .) . In 'B' Old Scotch's inaccuracy 10.23.83 contrasted with Ivanhoe's accuracy 19 .7.121 to go down by 38 points . Wilson, Thompson ( 6) Rojo were best for the victors. Big surprise was in 'D' first semi where H .Rovers blitzed Old Xav. with 8 .6 to 3.0 in the first term and went on to win by 33 points . Stars were Bird, Wolfe, Bennett (3), Taylor, Rowston, Malone (H .R . ) 20 YEARS AGO - 196 9 Collegians lost their semi againstOld Paradians when kicking with a strong breeze in the first quarter, they scored only 2 .5 to trail O.P's by 2 points at the first change . Paradians led by 27 points at half-time and their accuracy in the second half, 10 .1, ensured victory against a valiant second half (9 .4) by Collegians. Williams, Quinlan & Kiss (O.P) and Crow, Storan & Lucas were best. St . Bernard's O.C. (10.14) defeated Old Scotch (7.10) in 'B' section first semi with McCann, Crennan, Daily (St .B.) & Hughes, Anderson, Beaurepaire (Old Scotch) best . Coburg "quinellaed" 'A' Section Best & Fairest with the rover Norm Beattie (20) winning f ro m his fellow rover Peter Parkes (19) . Other winners were Don Mullins (Kew) 'B' Section . Terry B rown (Old Geelong) 'C' Section, Terry Allan (West Brunswick) 'D' Section, and R .Stephens ( Old Ivanhoe) "E" Section . Don Mullin scored votes in 12 games. Junior Section Best & Fairst was won by Bruce Corben (Ormond) 18, from D .Malone (Ivanhoe) 18, Hen ry Ritterman (Melbourne High) 16, Jeff Russ (Ormond) 15, John Long (Caul . Gr.) 14. 30 YEARS AGO - 195 9 Best & Fairest Awards were won as follows :- 'B' Section : Jock Nelson ( MHSOB), 27 points from Le s 37
Eldering (Com .Bank) 22 ; ' C' R .Harrison (Caul .Gr.) 20 from K . Shearn (UHSOB) 16 ; ' D' J.Douglas (St . Kevin's) 23 from B,McGrory (Murr.) 20 ; ' E' L .Hughes (West Br.) 17 from R .McLellan (Old B.) 151/2 . 40 YEARS AGO - 194 9
Ormond and Hampton Rovers met in the last round for the season at Ormond and played a 6 .10 draw, and then faced up again in the first semi at Brighton Beach . To quote from Hampton Rovers notes "we take the field without our champion Sam Birtles who suffered two broken fingers last week - we need
players like Sam, thorough gentleman on and off the field ." In the semi Ormond kicked 4 .1 to Rovers 0 .6 in the first quarter and then kept this advantage all day to win by 27 points. In 'B' Section Geelong defeated Commonwealth Bank by 8 goals and Uni Blues had a 4 goal win against Collegians . Shades of different sizes - Rovers and Ormond each had only 3 players over 6 feet and only 2 players each 13 stone and over.
Old Paradians' Frank Mount Social Room The Frank Mount Social Room, of the Old Paradjans' Association Amateur Football Club was Officially Opened by Vin Arthur, son of Lou Arthur, Founder of the Club with blessings from Rev . Fr. Gerrard Briglia on Saturday, 29th July 1989, during this Diamond Jubilee of the Club. The Opening Function was attended by more than 300 Invitees, which included Rev. Br. Frank Chappell, Provincial Superior of Christian Brothers, Mr. Jim Hawkins, President VA .FA ., Mr. Phil Stevens, General Manager V.A .F.A ., and Mr. Clint Hitchen, President Collegians A .F.C ., among the Distinguished Guests . The Name of the Social Room is given as a tribute to Frank Mount, who is the Co-Founder, Life Member, Past President, Past Senior Coach and longest serving Member on the Club Committee in various capacities, besides being a great provider for the Club in many ways, since being founded in 1929. The driving force behind the construction of the building was President Maurie Considine, while Vice President Robin Mills took over the management of Building Project and worked tirelessly, co-ordinating various construction groups which resulted in completing a magnificent building with all modern facilities . Credit for the construction of the building also go to Members of the Committee, Club Members, Players and Supporters who most willingly provided Financial, Material and Physical assisance for more than three months during week nights and week ends . All involved with the Cub are proud to have one of the best Social Rooms among the Victorian Amateur Football Clubs .
KEW Griffiths 3, Clayton 2, Duncan, Fitzpatrick, James, Lord . BEST r'eric, Clayton, Duncan, Kalac, James, Casauria . 0. XAVERIANS 2 .1 4.7 8.10 11 .11 .77 0. SCOTCH 1 .3 2.6 6.7 10 .12 .72 0. XAVERIANS Dann 2, T .Stoney 2, Mortensen, Taylor, Walsh, 9rennan, O'Sullivan, Meehan, Slattery, BEST Tully, McClelland, Callan, !,4cCorkell, Webb, Dann. 0. SCOTCH Brady 2, N .Hooper 2, Kiel 2, Drummond, A .Hart, Moir, Rundle. BEST Hodge, Smith, Drummond, Brown, Aujard, A .Hart .
V.A .F.A. President Jim Hawkins congratulating Frank Moun t
Next Week's Matches A SECTIO N 1st SEMI FINAL, SUNDAY 3rd SEPTEMBER AT ELSTERNWICK PARK B SECTIO N 1st SEMI FINAL, SATURDAY 2nd SEPTEMBER AT ELSTERNWICK PARK C SECTION 2nd SEMI FINAL AT SANDRINGHAM OLD HAILEYBURY v BANYUL E RESERVES - PRESTON v HAMPTON ROVER S D SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL AT NORTHCOTE 38
pARi~SIDE 0 .1 5.5 6.6 8.9 .57 COLLEGIANS 7.4 9.5 14.10 21 .11 .137 COLLEGIANS Cooper 8, Ingleton 3, Berzins 2, Galbraith 2, Schmidt 2 H,bt ns 2, Parkin, Roberts . BEST Williams, Bennett, Cooper, Schobec g-nmiat, Hoyle. PARKSIDE Vincitorio 3, J .Papas 2, Gard 2, Freeman, BEST Williams . Cowell, Hunt, J .Papas, Rodweil, Soligo . MARCELLIN 3 .3 5 .3 8 .11 9 .12 .66 ORMOND 3 .3 7.5 9.6 14 .6.90 ORMOND McCooke 4, Schuhkraft 4, Gilmore 2, Taylor, Tobin, N .Cox, Clarkson . BEST McCooke, N .Cox, P.McDonald, PCox, Russell, p.McDonald . MARC-LLIN Lennox 3, S .Boysen, J.Amad, Cooper, Hewitt, 0'Flynn, Caffry. BEST Psoras, Battistella, Origlasso, Zannoni, M .Geston, Hewitt . NORTH O.B. 6.3 8 .5 12.7 12 .7.89 0. PARADIANS 1 .1 3.5 6.6 11 .9 .75 NORTH O.B. Boyd 4, P.Dwyer3, Hannebery Booth, Hanlon, Atkinson, Hogan . BEST Boyd, Moloney, Hadley, Considine, Hanlon, Cahill . 0. PARADIANS Beers 5, Flynn 3, Spillane, Heffernan, Grills, BEST Y:ood, Skerrift, Beare, Gleason, Beers, Grills . UNI BLUES 3 .5 7.15 12.19 18.22 .130 KEW 5 .1 6.1 6.1 9.4 .58 UNI BLUES Mactnnes 6, Allardice 3, Wallis 3, Yandell 2, C .Taylor 2, Formosa, Kanis . BEST Holmes, Allen, Wylie, Allardice, C.Taylor, t: aclnnes .
E SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL AT ORMON D F SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL AT HARRY TROTT UNDER 19 - SECTION 1 1st SEMI FINAL AT MONASH UNIVERSITY UNDER 19 - SECTION 2 1st SEMI FINAL AT OVAL 15, ALBERT PARK 2nd SEMI FINAL AT KEW UNDER 19 - SECTION 3 ist SEMI FINAL AT OLD BRIGHTON 2nd SEMI FINAL AT DE LA SALL E THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989
OLD TRINITY 1 .3 8.8 12.11 16.21 .117 Uhl BLACKS 6.4 7.6 10.14 12 .17.89 OLD TRINITY Allibon 3, Anderson 2, Holies 2, Maizels 2, 0 ,Shaughnessy ,Parke ,2, Symmonds 2, Rogers . BEST Rogers, 'Hales Robison2 , ,Taylor sWallace Glass . UNI BLACKS Heath 4, Campigli 2, Radford 2, Coker, Vaughan, '"cLaughlin, McArthur, BEST Van Denderen, Grummet, Russell, Heath, Gibney, Cummins. DE LA SALLE 5.7 11 .8 17.12 20 .15.135 SL BERNARDS 2 .0 4.3 6 .4 11 .8.74 LA SALLE Peter Green 4 . Frase r ~ oohey, Sheedy, Mackintosh, Campbell, CMullins tvlulcahy . BEST 61cClounan, Anderson, Wright, Dwyer, J .O'Callaghan, Peter Green . ST. BERNARDS McAllister 3, G .Wood 3, Fitzpatrick 2, Gollant 2, dahady BEST McAllister, G .Wood, Daffey, O'Connell, Haddad, Bond . MONASH BLUES 15.11 .101 0. BRIGHTON 11 8 74 MONASH BLUES Sturgess 5, Kohler 2, Kellock, Cornwell, Baring, "ewman, Hodgson, J.quin, Wood, Koop. BEST Surgess, A .Quin, J.quin, Cornwelt, Kiers, Sest . 0. BRIGHTON Waddington 3, P .Grant 2, Monument 2, Brook, Denson, Pryor. Tomkins. BEST Woff, Pryor, Bennett, James, Cochran, Barber . BULLEEN/TEMP, 3 .2 6 .8 9 .12 16.14110 0 . MELBURNIANS 3 .2 6.5 12 .9 12.10.82 BULLEENIfEMR Heath 4, Puts 3, Farley 2, Mayne 2, Merrett 2, Rowe = "durtic. BEST Murtic, Puts, Tsiotinas, Farley, N .Cameron, J. McInerney . OLD MELB, Brown 5, Stuckey 3, Nichols, A .Witts, Con, Cochrane . BEST - Witts, Brown, Nichols, P.Nelson, D .Nelson, Pisarski .
FAWKNER 1 .0 4.7 6.8 9 .8.62 THERRY 3.7 4.9 7.13 10.17.77 THERRY Wrigglesworth 2, Muller, Burke, Clifton, Gallagher, Bosanko Bye, Grocock, Ramsay . BEST O'Rourke, Bye, Ryan, Reddick ,, Wrigglesworth, Muller. FAWKNER Majerczak 4, Middlemo 2, Brown, Ould, Ball . BEST B.Young, Middlemo, Majerczak, Kerslaken, Hoare, Johnson .
BANYULE 3.3 8 .4 11 .6 16.8.104 HAMPTON ROVERS 4 .1 7.2 12.6 16 .10.116 BANYULE Lusk 4, Sutterby 4, Ladd 2, Legge 2, Coulso n, , Glass, castledine, Mooney . BEST Sutterby, Lusk, Ladd,Graham Gibson, Fraumano . HAMPTON ROVERS Panagiotidis 5, Ross 4, Pappon 2, McKellar, Poulter, Hartshorn, Boyle. BEST S .Devereaux, Courts, McKellar, Salmon, Pappon. ST. KILDA 3 .6 5.9 7.11 12 .14 .86 BALACLAVA 1 .1 6 .4 12.6 15 .8 .98 ST. KILDA Riddell 5, Trabinger 2, Gillen 2, Bennett, McGaw, Driscoll . BEST Capiron, Bennett, Buckley, McGaw, Lake, Murrihy . BALACLAVA Palmer 6, H .Smith 3, Fogarty 2, Rafferty 2, Caddy, Conroy. BEST Monaghan, Palmer, Rafferty, P.Breslin, Dickson and 15 others! OLD IVANHOE 0.1 2 .4 3 .5 3.7.25 IVANHOE 8 .4 12.8 16.13 22.15.147 IVANHOE Lengacher 6, Gittos 5, Rawley 4, Buller 2 . Manuel 2, Webb, Wise,WitchelL BEST Lengacher, Donohue, Barre, Witchell, Gilles, Bullen . OLD IVANHOE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . CAUL . GRAMMARIANS 5 .1 8.2 12 .5 13 0. HAILEYBURY 2 .3 8 .8 13 .9 25.16.5.83 .166 CAUL. GRAMM. Cooney 5, Stone 3, D.Matthews 2, Dicrosta, Bettany, Cox, Morrissey. BEST Harris, Lowe, Cooney, Castles, TRoyals, Morrissey . 0. HAILEYBURY Walden 11, Tanner 4, Phillips 2, Bingham, McKenzie, Schmidt, Parton, Colston, Meehan, F.Main, Byrns . BEST team effort! ST. KEVINS 2 .3 3.9 9.16 14.21 .105 PRESTON 5 .4 6.7 9 .9 12 .11 .83 ST. KEVINS Hayden 6, Beale 2, Quinlan 2, Hooper, Jeremy Sergeant, Jolly 2. BEST Beale, Treloar, McKaige, Hooper, Jolly, Hagarty . PRESTON Belford 6, Heenan 2, Hepburn, Hodgson, Turner, Milner. BEST Ewing, A .Philip. Milner, Turner, Belford, D.Philp.
BULLEEN UTD 4.0 8.6 13 .10 18.16.124 AJAX 5.4 6 .4 8 .8 9.9.63 B U LLEEN UTD A .Humphrey 3, Turvey 2, Sexton, Mitilineos, Olney, Reynolds . BEST Thompson, Pascoe, D .Humphrey, Sexton, Foley, Tey urv AJAX Goal Kickers and Beat Players not received. THOMASTOWN 2 .2 7.11 8.13 13.23 .101 0. MENTONIANS 4 .11 4 .12 6 .14 8.15.63 THOMASTOWN Karambelas 4, Carroll 2, Molella 2, Leavold, Lentini, D.Fellows, Petsinas, D .Farchione. BEST Karambelas, Molella, Leavold, Koulinos, Carroll, EFarchione . 0. MENTONIANS D.Solley 2, W.Glue 2, Beynon, Newman, D.Sciacca, V.Sciacca. BEST Gardner, Newman, G .Buxton, R .Buston, Barrett, Grant . POWERHOUSE 4.6 5.9 6.11 9.12 .66 WHITEFRIARS 5 .4 8 .7 10.9 18.12 .120 POWERHOUSE Brown 3, Stone 2, Pavlou, Glen Scotland, Hansen, Flaherty. BEST Hansen, Flaherty, Morris, Crawley, Escott, Desler . WHITEFRIARS Sutton 5, Pratt 3, Phillip 3, Bateman 2, Borrack 2, C.Houston, Hay, Strike . BEST McCauliffe, Tierney, Bateman, Woodman, Phillip, Sutton,
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STATE BANK 7.4 10 .7 17.13 18.17.125 MHSOB 1 .1 3 .7 3 .12 8.14.62 STATE BANK Beer 3, Linford 3, Jenkins 2, Hargreaves 2, Walimeyer 2, Grant 2, Goldsmith, Beare, Isgro, Dervan . BEST Goldsmith, Cloke, Guy . Dervan, Rerden, Templeton . MHSOB Comer 3, Wix, Dawson, Flegeltaub, McLardie, Webster . BEST Comer, Hansen, Verman, Dawson, Bahen, Short, Bavage . .90 ELSTERNWICK 7.4 11 .6 12 .8 13 .12.155 O. CAMBERWELL 1 .5 6 .15 13 .19 22.23 ELSTERNWICK Bean 3, Rosewarne 3, Broderick 3, Tsiampas, Christie 3 . BEST Bean, Murphy, Albert Conlin, Rosewarne, McCooke, D.Contin . 0. CAMBERWELL Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived.
E SECTIO N WEST BRUNSWICK 3 .3 6 .7 7.7 10.9.69 DOVETON 2 .1 2 .4 711 12.14.86 WEST BRUNS . Capron 3, Hall 2, Johnstone 2, Magafas 2, Anderson . BEST Bargramidis, Capron, Fitzsimons, Hall, D .Lampard . DOVETON Burgess 5, Mair 3, S .Reiger, Ashwood, Beugelaar, Murphy . BEST Battle, S .Reiger, Mair, Warren, Beugelaar, Burgess . 19 .11 .125 0 . ESSENDON 7.6 8 .7 13.11 UHSOB 0.1 1 .1 1 .2 3 .4 .22 UHSOB Gathercole 2, Bellalmo . BEST A .Flavel, Burns, Gathercole, Davidson, Strahan, Grant . â&#x20AC;¢ 0. ESSENDON Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived. ST. BEDES 6 .6 10.12 17.19 21 .25 .151 0. GEELONG 0 .1 3 .1 5.1 6.5.41 ST. BEDES Hambridge 5, Hutchinson 3, Walker 3, Wnitelaw 2, Seeley 2, Lannan 2, Bracchi 2, Boag, Zahra . BEST T. Beasley, Whitelaw, Mills, Spencer, Zahra, Hambridge . 0. GEELONG Handbury 2, M .Davis. W .Davis, Clarke . Harwood. BEST C .Hollis, Harwood, Handbury, Ross . Youngman, Munnings. .5.53 NORTH BRUNSWICK 2.3 5.5 7.5 8 AQUINAS 3.7 8.9 13.15 23 .24.162 AQUINAS PGrierson 8, A .Grierson 5, Kvietelaitis 4, Hodge 2, Fleiter 2, Toole 2 . BEST Team effort! NORTH BRUNSWICK Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . HEATHERTON 8 .6 12 .9 16 .13 22 .15.147 PENINSULA 0 .0 6 .6 6 .6 11 .10.76 HEATHERTON Anderson 6, Patterson 5, Todd 3, Caia 2, King . TLavitt, Ingles, Ulbrick, Norman, Murphy . BEST McMahon, Ulbrick, Patterson Cosgrove, Caia, Lovitt . PENINSULA Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived. LA TROBE UNI 8 .6 14 .10 23.13 29.19 .193 BRUNSWICK 1 .3 1 .4 2.8 2 .8.20 LA TROBE UNI Wrigglesworth 10, Bakogianis 4 . Franzman 4, Sandy 3, Brownlaw 2, Wilson 2, Athanasakis, Huffer, Poole, Tucci . BEST Kreuzer, Cummings, Wrigglesworth, Brownlaw, Franzman, Martin . BRUNSWICK Kannegiesser 2. BEST Snelson, Heaney, Hardy. D.Stevens.
F SE CTIO N 17.15 .117 ST. LEONARDS 9.11 11 .12 15.14 WAVERLEY 1.0 4.6 7.9 14.9 .93 ST. LEONARDS G.Bulluss 5, Fitzgerald 4, S .Lydster 3, B .Jackson 2, Muldoon 2, Levy. BEST Brooks, Fitzgerald, Ray, S .Lydster, Muldoon, Tsiavis. WAVERLEY Dupuy 4, Martin 4, Lawler 2, N .Bell, Burghardt, Darvell, McNess. BEST McNess, Hands, Lawler, Pazianas, J .Bell, Dupuy. OLD CAREY 4 .3 5.5 10.5 11 .10 .76 MAZENOD 3 .2 8 .3 9.4 10.4 .64 0 . CAREY W.Brown 5, Oliver 4, Ballagh, C . Hughes. BEST Good team effort! MAZENOD Hamilton 2, G .Smith 2, Geoff Matthews 2, Lucas, Palamara . A .Rogers, Deegan . BEST Hamilton, Cox, Grimison, Lucas, Robinson, G .Rogers . WILLIAMSTOWN 10.3 22.13 27.18 40.25.265 ELTHAM 3 .2 3.2 6.6 7.7.49 WILLIAMSTOWN McGowan 24, Dawson 5, Elliott 3, Graham 2, Hann 2, Cook, Dovia . EST P.McGowan, Harry, Tuck, Elliott, BTuk, Andrew Featherston . ELTHAM Goal Kickers and Best Players not received. 40
ST. ANDREWS 6.3 8.3 9 .6 10,767 ANZ BANK 1 .4 9 .11 13.17 16.18.114 ST. ANDREWS Funnel] 2, Magro 2, Mauro 2 . Undy 2, Macdonald, Tapner BEST Team effort ! ANZ BANK Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived. COMM BANK 7.5 11 .11 15 .15 24 .22,166 2 .3 5 .3 8.6 10,8,68 FOOTS. IT. COMM BANK Evans 5, A- Pitts 4, Pearson 3, Woodward 2, Chapman 2, J .Post 2, Kraska 2, Clode, Quirke, Buttigeig, Jenkins, BEST A good team effort! FOOTS . IT. Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .
PRELIMINARY FINAL BLOODS 1 .0 3 .5 4.5 9.7.61 PORT COLTS 3 .1 3 .1 6 .6 6.7.43 BLOODS Wills 3, C .Hutchinson 2, McAsey 3, Watkins . BEST .McDonell, Cadman, Wilts, Amarant . .Hutchinson, Smith, C C PORT COLTS Birch 3, Pasquill 2, Mullins . BEST Faulwetter, Birch, Tinsley, Davey, Mullins, Inbrians.
PRELIMINARY FINAL 6 .11 .47 ST. KEVINS 1 .0 3 .6 3 .6 ST. KILDA 3.4 3.6 8.10 8 .11 .59 ST.KEVINS year, Arnold, Millar, Civitella, Whelan, Giffin . BEST Nolan, Hoiden, Whelan, Arnold, Hruley, Douglas. ST. KILDA Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .
BANYULE 4.3 8.4 10.9 13 .10.88 COLLEGIANS 2 .4 7.10 12 .11 21 .14.140 BANYULE Arendt 3, Bottomly 3, Hobbs 2, Cullen 2, Gray 2, Knight. BEST Jeffers, Wright, Cullen, Parry, Grubb, Burns . COLLEGIANS Oldfie!d 5, Di Santo 5, Jones 2, Vine 2, Jefferson 2, Allan, A .Kenneally, Docking, Watson, Simons . BEST A .Kennealiy, Jones, Simons, Schiller, Roberts, Di Santo. WHITEFRIARS 16.12.108 MARCELLIN 8.11 .59 WHITEFRIARS J .White 4, Chandler 3, Livesey-Cole 2, Ravenarki 2 . Reidy 2, Midro, A .Macvean . Andeson. BEST M .White, Flett . Ravenarki, Micro, Butler, Carbone . MARCELLIN Reynolds 3, Duncan 2, Rozenboom, Wooller, Taylor . BEST Reynolds. Kann, Walsh, Duncan, Beattie, Wooller. ORMOND 6.6 8.9 12 .14 12.14 .86 DE LA BLUE 2 .1 8.5 12 .7 20 .19.139 ORMOND Brown 3, Hayes 3, Edgell 2, Bugalski, Morros, Collins, Kraus . BEST Farrow, Hayes, Kraus . Grace, Saunders, Schmidt . DE LA BLUE Fiume 5, Curran 3, Jackson 3, R .Brasher 2, Crist 2 . Mclnnery 2, De Mattia, Hegan . BEST A . Marostica, Mclnnery, Kruger, Fiume . Curran . UNI BLUES 3 .0 4 .4 6 .8 9.10 .64 0. HAILEYBURY 4.4 11 .8 15 .12 22 .17.149 0. HAILEYBURY Armstrong 6, Tarr 5, Devenish 4, Broadbent 3 . Gordon 2, Thomas, B.Main . BEST McKenzie, Armstrong, Gordon, Devenish, Chegwin, Thomas . UNI BLUES Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . 0. XAVERIANS 6 .3 8 .10 13.12 18.15 .123 0 . PAR . GREEN 2 .3 4.6 4.6 7.10 .52 0. XAVERIANS Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived . O.PAR . GREEN Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .
MHSOB 0.0 3.2 4 .2 8.9.57 UNI BLACKS 11 .13 15 .23 24 .28 31 .32 .218 MHSOB Hatzis 4, Duketis 2, Young, B.Archdall. BEST Jackman, B.Archdall, Howell, Apostolou, Newton . Burridge. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989
UNI BLACKS Ganly 7. Longley 4, Hynes 4, Spinks 3, Weigard 3, Ldlee Carra 2, Pickett, Morrfield, McDonald, McFarlane, Townsend, BEST riote team effort . OBRIGHTON 28.21 .189 AULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 2,7_ 1 9 0, BRIGHTON Knight 7, Howden 4, Devine 3, Templeton 3, Withal l Barker 2, Joynson 2 . Reynolds 2, Talbot 2, Ryan . BEST Joynson, H,an, Howden, Devine, Marion, Withal[ . CAUL. GRAMM . Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . 0.0 4.4 4.6 5 .11 .41 NORTH O.B. ST. BERNARDS 9 .6 13.8 18 .9 23.12.150 . BERNARDS Perrett 5, Kennedy 4, Doolan 3 . Overman 3 . Brebner ST z Wood 2, Jones, Doran, Rogerson, Wood . BEST Jones, Brebner, l~~orn, Kennedy, Martin, Overman. NORTH O.B. Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived. BULLEEN/TEMP 3.1 9.7 10.8 13.13 .91 THERRY 5.2 6.3 13.4 16 .8 .104 BULLEEN/TEMP Aylward 4, Shine 2, Mutimer 2, Woolard . Walsh, :'cNamara, Pulverenti, Young . BEST McWaters, Aylward, McNamara, ::oolard, Pederick, Ruddeli THERRY Goodwin 6, Morelli 5, Barron 3, Rossignolo, Pinner. BEST 3rc ..ock, Goodwin, Pinner, Grant, Sandman, Sheedy . 0. PAR. PURPLE re ceived fo rfeit f rom OLD MELBURNIANS . MONASH BLUES 2 .1 2 .2 3.4 5.7.37 0. SCOTCH 4.3 10.7 11 .11 16 .13.109 MONASH BLUES Lawrence, Ryan, Burton, Cox, Surridge . BEST Oakley, Thomas, Knott, M .Lalor, Betts, Iser. 0. SCOTCH Gibbs 3, Hutchinson 3, Millington 2, D .Steele 2, Bloch ? Bradfield, Canvin, Earle, Sinclair . BEST Bennett, Buckley, Wilson, Ha . Cowper, Bradfield .
MAZENOD 4 .3 8.5 11 .9 14.21 .105 DE LA GOLD 4 .2 5.5 10.11 11 .11 .77 MAZENOD Fisher 3, Fitzsimmons 3, Tetley 2, Smith, McLean, King, Lenette, Burt, Quirk . BEST Fisher, Paton, Signal, McLean, Fraser, Smith . DE LA GOLD S .Bolt 2, Kirwan 2, Hubery, A .Johnston, Martin, Fisher, ' .teecham . BEST A .Johnston, Meecham, Hubery, Sheedy, Manning, Martin . THOMASTOWN 3.10 3 .11 10 .23 13.24 .102 IVANHOE 0 .4 5 .10 6 .11 10.18 .78 THOMASTOWN Naumovski 4, Papaioanou 3, Gatovaki 2, Arslan, !'ougios, Fiume, Battistella . BEST Papaioanou, Formosa, D.Pougios, GO'Connell, Battista, Naumovski. IVANHOE A .Smith 3, Cenagdzija 3, Oberin, Vidalic . BEST Cenagdzija, Cavar, Oberin, Griznic, Lee, Cirkovic . AQUINAS 8.2 13 .8 19.11 31 .17.203 ALBANVALE 0.0 2.2 5.3 6.4 .40 AQUINAS Kristan 14, Denver 6, Morice 4, Livingstone 2, Barr, McEvoy, Laughlin, Sheehan, Upton . BEST Kristen, Denver, Sheehan, Hogan, Burden, Livingstone . ALBANVALE Goal Kickers and Beat Players not received . 0. TRINITY 4 .5 8 .8 15 .15 21 .22 .148 ST. KEVINS 2 .1 6.9 8 .9 10.10.70 0. TRINITY Beamish 7, Orwin 2, Bingenham 2, G .Harvey 2, Roberts,P .Harvey, Thomas, Banfield, Spinks, Hodder, Gutteridge, Papas. BEST Daniel, Papas, Banfield, Beamish, G .Harvey, Gutteridge . ST. KEVINS Foley 2, McCurdy 2, Fraser 2, Nanfra 2, Smith, Murphy . BEST Foley, Marks, Fraser, Paterson, Smith, Nanfra .
PARKSIDE 2 .1 3 .1 4.3 4.3 .27 COLLEGIANS 4.4 10.10 12 .11 19.17.131 PARKSIDE Seneck, Denami, Papadimitrio, Pavitt . BEST King, Wilson, Panjari, Seneck, Harty, Pavitt . COLLEGIANS Coyne 7, Blackman 3, Higson 2, Tadgell 2, Hunt, rCenneally, Peck, Wolff, Conron. BEST Lawrence, Blackman, Habben, Pike, Whittaker, Coyne. MARCELLIN 2.2 2 .2 4 .4 5.4.34 ORMOND 2 .5 9 .12 12 .14 16.22 .118 MARCELLIN Randall 2, Stewart, Day, Hughes . BEST Stapleton, Murray, Howe, Robinson, R .Stewart, A.Day. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989
ORMOND Boyanton 5. Grace 3, Harrington 2 . Roth 2. Oaten, Madden, Stewart, Williams. BEST Grace, Boyanton, Tonken. Adams, McConville, NORTH O.B. 0.1 0.1 1 .1 2 .15 0. PARADIANS 9 .6 13.12 20.14 24 .18.3.162 NORTH O.B. Sharpe, Kearney. BEST Leigh, Scott, Pearse, J .Cahill, Fogarty, Perrone. 0. PARADIANS Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived. UNI BLUES 3 .9 7.16 15.19 17.19 .121 KEW 2.0 3 .2 4 .2 9 .4.58 KEW Penc 2, Royston 2 . Brassil 2 . M .Vana, Love, Kinakou BEST Royston . Rigoni, Love, Mantas . Brassil, Price , UNI BLUES Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived . 0. XAVERIANS 1 .9 3.11 5 5.15 .45 O. SCOTCH 2 .1 5.2 6.14 .3 7.7.49 0. XAVERIANS Sheehan 2, Heaphy. A .Ralph, Collopy. BEST A Ralph, Kinna, D .McKay, Thorogood, C.Ralph, Honan . 0. SCOTCH Gaylor 3, Maxwell, Mirams, Nicholls, Sherwen . BEST Petty. Sherwen, Maxwell, McLeish, Hawkins, Nicholls .
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3 .5 4 .6 7.10 8 .11 .59 4 .1 9 .8 13.9 14 .17.101 0. TRINITY Adgemis 3, Robison 2, Mikac, McAree, Carnegie, BEST Carnegie, K .Kenealy, Phaedonos, Mikac . Dunne, Beer. UNI BLACKS Newing 5, Cunningham 2, Bell 2, Hausler, PSommerville, Donald, Elliot, Giltrap . BEST Newing, Keys, Bell, Cunningham, Davie, Hausler. DE LA SALLE 5 .3 13.5 16 .6 22 .9 .141 ST. BERNARDS 0 .2 2 .2 4.2 5.3.33 DE LA SALLE Buckley 10, Smith 3, Richardson 2, Sullivan 2, Mannix 2, Bolt 2, Pergoli . BEST Buckley, Beddoe, Barry, Richarrdson, Bolt, Lazarro. ST. BERNARDS O.Connor 2, Monaghan, Barrett, O'Connell . BEST O'Dea, O'Connell, O'Brien, O'Connor, Dowling . MONASH BLUES 11 571 O.BRiGHTON 5 .10 .40 MONASH BLUES Manuell 3, Lord 2, Spencer 2, Lynch 2, Schwedes, BEST Atkinson, Hyett, Rodini, Lynch, Conroy, Andritsos . 0 . BRIGHTON Hogan, McMahon, Smith, Smyth, Wraith . BEST Hendrie, Selby, Osborne, McMahon, Latzer, Brown . BULLEEN/TEMP 2 .5 5.5 8.5 9 .9.63 0. MELB. 0.2 3.4 4 .7 6 .9.45 BULLEEN/TEMP. Minney 2, Parris 2, Fitt, Mutimer, Peters, Hendne . BEST Osborne, Hooper, Miles, George, Kelly, Mason . 0. MELB. Elstoff 3, Harms, Mead, Farndon . BEST Mead, Kelso, Joselyne, Hope, Elstoff, PWilson. FAWKNER 0 .0 5.2 6.4 8.8 .56 THERRY 1 .0 1 .0 1 .0 1 .06 THERRY O'Brien 1 . BEST Lemaistre, Barrett, Griffiths, Peter Jones, Murphy, O'Brien . FAWKNER Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .
BANYULE 4 .2 7 12 .6 15 .10.100 HAMPTON ROVERS 0.1 1 .3 .3 3 .7 6.8.44 BANYULE Phillips 5, Cullen 3, Donaldson 2, Hoist 2, Gilbert, G .Gent, Turner. BEST Veal, Hogan, HoIst, P.Williams, G .Gent, M .Gilbert . HAMPTON ROVERS Andrews, Geeson, Hibbs, Ivey, Jones . BEST Bird, Jones, Geeson. ST. KILDA 2.1 3.1 3.3 7.6.48 BALACLAVA 3 .3 9.6 12 .9 16 .10.106 ST. KILDA Trabinger 2, Ariens, LaFontaine, Boyd, Ballarin, Sussovich . BEST LaFontaine, McNeil, Healy . Broadhead, Sossa, Sussovich . BALACLAVA .MHil t5, Chalke mntonioan 3,ceGamlin 2, James Sist, Talarico.BEST S lagnificen rtea pm4, Aerfor . OLD IVANHOE 0 .1 1 .4 2.5 4 .9.33 IVANHOE 3 .2 5.3 7.6 7.7.49 FVANHOE King 4, J.Hoffman, Libertone, Sotirapoulos. BEST Angelini, D.Flynn, Makin, Hall, J .Hoffman, M .Peacock. OLD IVANHOE Goal Kickers and Beat Players not re ceived . 41
CAUL. GRAMMAR 1 .2 4 .8 4 .8 6.11 .47 0. HAILEYBURY 7.3 11 .7 15 .10 18.13 .121 CAUL . GRAMMAR Gregor 2, Harley 2, C .Roseman, Worthington BEST Scholten, Dachs, Hedin, Paine . Bourke, Worthington . OL HAILEYBURY King 4, Jones 4, Meadows 3, Lasscock 2, McGorlick 2, Farr, Noske, Gilchrist . BEST Doran, Jones, King, Lasscock, Mytton, A Wigg . .21 ST. KEVINS 2 .0 3.2 3.2 3.3 PRESTON 2 .5 3 .10 6 .15 8.17.65 ST. KEVINS Clark, Charles, Hourigan . BEST Fogarty, Morrison, Hall, Clark, Danger, O.Houngan PRESTON Haysom 2, Phillips, Warrick, Allen, Belford, Baxter, Zubak BEST Warrick, Zubak . Mounsey, Kynacou, Maynard .
BULLEEN UTD 2 .4 4.11 6 .14 10.20.80 0.1 0.1 1 .3 1 .4 .10 AJAX BULLEEN UTD Morley 4, Waldren 4, Taylor 2, B Harvie, Vedch, Roberts . Kelly, Motts, Harris BEST Doiinko, Morley, Taylor, Waldren . PHarvie . B.Harvie .
AJAX Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . 7.2 11 .6 18.9 21 .12 .138 THOMASTOWN 0. MENTONIANS 0 .1 0.1 0 .1 2 .2.14 THOMASTOWN Coverdale 3, Horkings 3, A .Fiemmg 3, Jenkins 2, Camilien 2, Plowright 2, Leale, Golledge, TStaios, Tsakmakis, Valeri, C,Fellows, BEST Horkings, A Fleming, Valen, Budak, Boyden, Coverdale. 0. MENTONIANS No goal kickers provided BEST Davis, Appel, Osborn, Holland, Scalzo, Ingram 1 .0 2 .1 3.1 4 .1 .25 POWER HOUSE WHITEFRIARS 3 .6 4 .9 8.9 11 .10.76 POWER HOUSE Sarosi, Taylor, Wegner, Waters . BEST Taylor, Morrow, Wegner. Trist, Morgan . McFarlane. WHITEFRIARS Peter O'Brien 4, Lee 3, Flanagan 2, Rohan, Guggenheimer BEST Guggenheimer, Rohan, White . Bonnyman, Peter O'Brien, Toohey. STATE BANK 2 .1 5.3 8.3 12 .6 .78 MHSOB 0 .1 1 .4 2 .8 2 .10.22 STATE BANK Curtin 4, Eiford 2, Noronha 2, Nelson 2, Coghlan BEST Carr, Coghlan . Keating, Murray, Nelson, Elfor d MHSOB McGregor. Feferkranz BEST Webster, Roach, Lai . Kotz . Geehman, Pomi e 5.1 7.2 7.3 8 .3.51 ELSTERNWICK OLD CAMBERWELL 0.4 5.7 8.13 12 .19.91 ELSTERNWICK Eklom 2, Mahony 2, Amos, Dunn, Russell, Hancock BEST Heath, Mahony D, Peppard, Amos, Coyne, Russell . OLD CAMBERWELL Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .
HEATHERTON 2 .5 3.6 5.12 10.13.73 PENINSULA 0 .0 1 .5 1 .5 6.5 .41 HEATHERTON Link 9, Smith BEST Elliott, Evans, Mule, Pappa Varmalis, Potts . PENINSULA Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived . LA TROBE UNI 7 .3 15.4 19 .5 24.14 .158 BRUNSWICK 0.1 0.1 2 .1 2 .1 .13 LA TROBE UNI Gehrig 8, Blaskett 4, Henderson 3 . Conroy 2, Fredrickson 2, Zuccala 2, Cavalien, Carrucan, McGibbon BE ;,; Gehrig, McGibbon, Conroy, Fredrickson, Henderson, Morrice. BRUNSWICK Warkins, Heaney, BEST Mynott, Bond, Pnonas, Wat'- . r
ST. LEONARDS 2 .7.19 WAVERLEY 19.23.137 ST. LEONARDS Dyer, R.Bulluss BEST Nicolaa. McCully . R Bulluss Dyer, Stubbs. WAVERLEY Marshall 4, Rohan 3, Smith 3, Caruso 2, Black, Durose. Farley, Voice, Turner, Newton, BEST Smith, Wathen, Blasi, Conlan, Fleming, Black , OLD CAREY NIL MAZENOD 10 .3 13.6 16.6 20.6.126 OLD CAREY Nil BEST Macrae, Neate, A Cope . MAZENOD J .Boyle 7, Bray 3, Sinclair 3, Wain 2, Poulter 2, Campbell, Dicmtro, TSmith . BEST Fitzpatrick . Todd, TSmth, Carr, Campbell, Boyle, ST. ANDREWS 2 .2 6 .6 10.7 11 .20.86 ANZ BANK 2 .0 3.1 4.2 4 .3 .27 ST. ANDREWS Chamra 3, D .Bartlett 2, Little 2, Ford, D Iles, Mansour Saddler. BEST Ashby, Bartlett . Chamra, Emblem, Ford, Saddler ANZ BANK Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . COMM BANK 4 .7 5.7 7.9 8 .10.58 1 .6 5.6 5.8 6.12 .48 FOOTS. I .T. COMM BANK S.Kimpton 2 . Giannakopoulos 2, Harrison, Chapman, Ennor, Yusuf . BEST Grima, Pratt . C McNamee, Watson, Panagiotopoulos, Wes t FOOTS . I .T. Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived.
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N OTICE TO CLUB SECRETARIES t~ PRESS CORRESPONDENT S PHONING OF SCORES, GOAL-KICKERS, BEST PLAYERS DURING FINAL S Set out below are the requirements for phoning of scores and etails during the Finals Series . PHONE FINAL SCORES : to 379 8171 (Mr. Ron Hally ) Reserves by 3 p.m . All other Sections by 5 p.m . WINNING CLUB IS RESPONSIBLE . SUNDAY MATCHES - Not necessary to phone scores to Mr. Hally. GOAL-KICKERS & BEST PLAYERS ALL SECTIONS : To the Press Correspondent (George McTaggart) All Goal-kickers and SIX (6) Best Players for each club are required . THE WINNING CLUB IS RESPONSIBLE . If you win, make sure you obtain details from the losers. If you lose, make sure you supply details to the winners .
USUAL BLACK LIST FINES WILL APPLY except that failure to furnish ALL required information to the Press Correspondent may incur a fine to BOTH clubs . LOSERS : when supplying information to winners - PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY. WINNERS: When phoning Goal-kickers and Best Players, please spell ALL names, even common ones - for example - STEVENS : S-T-E-V-E-N-S, etc . Provided this information is given correctly, it will not be necessary to forward these details to "The Amateur Footballer".
PHONE GOAL-KICKERS and BEST PLAYERS to the Press Correspondent as follows : RESERVES : All days of the Finals - AUG 26, SEPT 2, SEPT 9 and SEPT 16 . To 531 4496 (Elsternwick Park) between 2 p .m . and 3 p.m . SENIOR AND U19 SECTIONS : To 528 3319 or 528 2471 (Home)
AUGUST 26th A and B SECTIONS : (full round) BEFORE 5.30 pm (as usual) C,D,E and F SECTIONS : between 4.30 p.m . and 5 .30 p .m . SEPTEMBER 2ND & SEPTEMBER 9TH B,C,D,E,F and UNDER 19 SECTIONS : between 4 .30 p .m . and 5.30 p.m . SEPTEMBER 16t h B & C SECTIONS and UNDER 19 SECTIONS : BEFORE 5 .30 p .m . G and H SECTIONS AUGUST 27th ( GRAND FINALS ) Hand details to George McTaggart at Elsternwick Park as soon as possible after the match . A and A RESERVE SECTIONS (Sundays - SEPT 3, 10, 17 and 24 ) Hand details to George McTaggart at Elsternwick Park as soon as possible after the match . REMAINING HOME-AND-HOME MATCHES (AUG 26th) It is ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL that final scores be phoned to Mr. Hally to enable final fours to be determined . GEORGE McTAGGART Press Corresponden t
following positions for season 199 0 WEST BRUNSWICK 3 .0 7.3 8 .5 10.8.68 DOVETON 2 .1 4.3 7.3 9.3.57 WEST BRUNSWICK Sassine 3, Leathern 2 . McNiece 2, Penny . Robinson, Woollard . BEST Beaumont, Heitzistavrou, Hogan, Marlow, Millin, Robinson . DOVETON Watson 2, Simpson 2, Muirhead, Gibbs, Daly, Sayer, Handy BEST Gibbs, Muirhead, Rankin, Charlesworth, Sweeney, Goodwin 0 . ESSENDON 5 .3 8 .3 14 .7 14.9 .93 UHSOB 0 .0 3 .2 3.2 6 .5.41 UHSOB Flavel 2, Grant, Gathercole, Shone, Haliifax . BEST R .Flavel, Hudd, Haliifax, Bellalmo, Shone, Arno l OLD ESSENDON Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . ST. BEDES 0 .0 3 .5 5.6 8 .14 .62 0. GEELONG 1 .5 1 .6 3.8 3.9 .27 ST. BEDES Fitzgibbon 3, Bryant, Matthew Beasley, Burns, Marshall, Smallwood, Statue . BEST Tomlinson, Mark Beasley, Marshall, Matthew Beasley Michael Beasley, Dunlop . 0. GEELONG Henderson, Schuringa, R .Furphy. BEST Jackson, Allender, Smith, Jamieson, Henderson, Hayes. 0.0 0.1 1 .4 3 .7.25 NORTH BRUNS . AQUINAS 6.3 11 .8 16 .11 22 .12.144 AQUINAS Pegler 6, McManus 5. Bell 3, Box 2, Leavey 2, Smith 2, . O'Loughlin, Wright . BEST Leavey, Bell, Pegler, Wright, McManus, Smith NORTH BRUNSWICK Goal Kickers and Best Players not rece ived. 42
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50 GAMES FOR TWO SAINT WARRIORS Congratulations to Freddie `Muspucker' Demai o and Marco'Mad Dog' Dizio on recently achieving their 50 game milestones for St. Kilda CBOC . Freddie has been a reliable, steady performer for the Saints 'H' Grade side every week and his endeavour is an inspiration to i; s team-mates. Similarly Marco has shown endeavour this season in recovering from a broken leg to become a solid performer every week . We look forward to his rousing 'Hoolipop' cheer after a win in the upcoming finals. Well done fellas . KEW MILESTONE S
AII at Kew congratulate Vice Captain Paul Clayton on playing his 50th game today (5/8). Paul joined us in 1983 but retired after two game through a chronis hamstring injury . Three seasons later saw "Clayters" return to show his true worth as a forward and onball player.
Congratulations and good luck today to Paul from all at Kew . 50 GAMES FOR CAMERON GUTHRI E
Old Camberwell Grammarians' Cameron Guthrie played his 50th game against State Bank i,"~ugust 5th) . Cam has done a great deal of guard ,vork in the ruck for the Wells . He has persisted week n, week out against older and more experienced ruckmen and has reaped the benefits of his hard work . He is now playing the best footy he has for the Wells. Everyone at Old Camberwell congratulates Cam on 50 games .
"RHODIE" NOTCHES 5 0 St . Bedes congratulates the rowdiest member of our club in Paul "Rhodie" Newpo rt on playing his 50th game . "Rhodie", or better known as the brother of, has been a top contributors since joining the Bedas three years aro . Last year's Best and Fairest "Rhodie" has continued his fine form and will no doubt be a strong contender again this year. As the Bedas surge towards the finals we all know "Rhodie" will be playing his heart out and lifting his team-mates along the way . 50 UP AT OLD CARE Y Chris "Disco" Hughes this week plays 50th game for Old Carey against Mazenod with thehis honour of being appointed deputy vice captain . This year Chris is just starting to hit his straps after a hamstring njury has troubled him all year. When fully fit Chris s hard to catch and very dangerous around the goals . All at Old Carey look forward to the next 50.
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2 X 50 AT OLD CARE Y Mart in "Stan" Newnham today (12/8) plays his 50th game for Old Carey. Stan joined the club from the school in 1984 and played in our U-19 team then had a short stint with Ivanhoe before returning . Now a key position player in our senior team Marty is destined for many more games at Old Carey. Well done from all at Old Care y Another 50 game player for Old Carey today (12/8) is Stephen B rown . Stephen joined the U-19 team in 1984 from the school and has since showed the qualities that make him a regular in the senior team as full back . All at Old Carey look forward to many more fine game from Stephen . Well done.
BRAT PACK FIFTIES Congratulations go to the first of the Uni Blacks Bra Pack to reach 50 games . Simon B ro mmel and Johnt Chomley both joined the Blacks in 1987, with the Under-19's, and after one season with the Juniors, have established themselves as part of the core of young players in the seniors, Broms being this years D .VC. They are both enthusiastic performers both on and off the field as shown by their many contributions to ballads and revue nights. Both 'Broms' and 'Chommers' were members of the successful Melbourne Uni Team in the recent Intervarsity in Surfers . 'Broms' efforts were disoplayed in field, having been selected in the AllAustralian Universities Side, whereas 'Chommers' showed similar performances on the dancefloor at Melba's . Congratulations to these two young performers and we wish them many more 'Anti-Soft' games wit the Blacks. P ro udly sponso re d by PEAT MARWICK HUNGERFORDS OLD CARE Y Great to see our injured brigade turning up each Saturday to support their mates at Old Carey . The new slim-look Ron 'Fergel' Purcell is giving Kel great support on the sidelines ; Andie McHarg (who has his knee re-construction in the next few days) is on the selection panel and committee ; Danny Pratt (on crutches with his broken leg) is always on deck too, with that 'entertainer extraordinaire' Slim Watts. Thanks fellas - you don't have to be out on the field to be part of the team!! ! From all at OLD CAREY a big thankyou to Tony Fink of the TONY FINK PHARMACY, BUNDOORA . Tony (who played 310 games for Old Carey) keeps our'crocks' on the field by supplying all our medical needs, strapping, sprays, rubs etc . etc. Thanks Tony for your great on-going efforts on behalf of OLD CAREY" You're still a great clubman!! ! Congratulations from all at OLD CAREY Sandra Stone for her'Club Champion' Squash win to . Sandra is our'Stats Keeper' and her work on the social committee, in collecting the Amateur Footballer each week, in purchasing pies & dispensing refreshments and being a pal to all at Old Carey is much appreciated . To a 'Top Bird' - Thank you Sandra. All at Old Ca rey wish to thank our major sponsors 'Fosters' and the Elliott Family, and Tom Gabriel of the 'Elgin Inn' Burwood Road, Hawthorn, for their support again this season . We appreciate the great contribution they make to the Club - Thanks "Fosters" and the "Elgin Inn". All clubs need the wonderful support and back-up given to Old Carey by "Thommo's Terrific Toilers". Tis great band of time-keepers, field and boundary umpires, flag wavers and I'change stewards never let us down and capably perform these necessary, but unglamorous, tasks each week . Thankyou one and all from all at Old Carey. With the rash of knee injuries at Old Ca rey this season, co-president Chris Thomas didn't enjoy the news that we now had another one - his dog!! Seems even a pooch can "do" a cruciate ligament at Old Carey!! " Slim" Watts, Andie McHarg, "Muzza" Hamilton, Des Chan, Murray Hehir and "Ronnie" Purcell didn't "do" theirjumping against the back door though!!
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Personality Par s "APOLOGIES TO MAL " All at Brunswick congratulate Mal Snelson on reaching his 50 game milestone . Mal actually played his 50th in Round 16 but due to communication break downs we failed to make that edition . Mal began his career At Brunswick in 1987 and his quickly notched up 50, only missing a few games . Mal has proven to be a steady and reliable full-back always giving his all for the jumper. A feature of his game are those long bombs he lets go from full-back, often setting up many forward thrusts, he has shown more versatility this year by kicking a few goals up forward . Well done Mal and my apologies for the late recognition . A LARGE 50 AT HEATHERTON Congratulations go to Ralph "King Kong Bundy" Watson on finally playing his 50th game for H .FC. today (19/8) . Ralph started with H .F.C . in 1984 and the reason for him taking so long to reach this milestonc is that his passion for take-away food far outweighs his passion for football . A true casanova with female time-keepers this roly-poly type chap is the only person in VAFA history to eat a pizza while sitting on the interchange bench . A feature of Ralph's play is that he always does a roll n mid air when he takes a mark and he always gets more stats at the canteen than stats on the field . With a name like Ralph one certainly doesn't need a nick name, however H .F.C. will miss Ralph when he goes on his world trip in search of the perfect McDonald's . Well done "Ralph". 50 UP AT BRUNSWICK The committee, players and supporters at Brunswick all put our hands together for Johnny Ralph who plays his 50th game today (19/8) . John first came to Brunswick in '87 and is that time has quickly shown great improvement in his skills . John is a gutsy player who shows no fear always attacking the ball and this year has proven to be a very elusive forward making the most of every opportunity . Congratulations John and keep up the good work . 50 UP AT OLD CAREY Chris "Disco" Hughes this week (19/8) plays his 50th game for Old Carey against Mazenod with the honour of being appointed deputy vice captain . This year Chris is just starting to hit his straps after a hamstring injury has troubled him all year. When fully fit Chris is hard to catch and very dangerous around the goals. All at Old Carey look forward to the next 50. KEW MILESTON E Kew congratulate their HBF Simon Lord on playing his 50th game today (19/8) . Recruited from Carey Grammar in 1987 as a ruck-rover come forward Simon has proven his versatility by often playing a tagging role instead of his usual open style of play. Congratulations and good luck today to Simon from all at Kew. "50 UP FOR DAVE " Everyone at Preston would like to congratulate David Heenan for reaching his 50th game this week (19/8) . Dave joined the club from West Brunswick three years ago and has been a very valuable player . After establishing himself as a senior player, last year Dave played in our Premierships side and came third in our Best & Fairest, he has a great future at
Preston and we all hope to see a lot more of Dave in years to come . "A DOG OF A DAY " The Williamstown CY's, to a person, congratulates Paul "Dog" McGowan on kicking 24 goals last Saturday (19/8) in what is the highest goal kicking tally for one match in club memory . His performance lifted his goal total to 102 for the season, the Club's best performance since the war (what war?) . With this century, Paul, we expect similar scores in the coming cricket season with the C .Y.'s . HOW OLD IS THE GENERAL? Peter "The General" Fox was caught off guard last Saturday when a surprise party was held for him at the No rt h Brunswick clubrooms . Gail and Craig put in a lot of hard work in organising everything, and are to be congratulated on their efforts - the birthday boy was in shock from one of the best kept secrets ever known at the Club. And how old is "General"? ) I'm sure I heard someone mention something that sounded like fourteen, but I might be wrong . Either that or he is the youngest bloke to play 6,000 games for our Club.
Hearty congratulations, Foxy, from your family and many friends .
50 GAMES UP AT DE LA Congratulations to Damian Toohey on reaching 50 games with De La Salle this week (26/8) . "Too's" is one of the up and comers who will lead the club back to the top of A Grade soon . He played for 2 years in the Under 19's and captained the side to our first U19 Premiership last year. Damian has quickly adjusted to senior football an d has been a consistent performer in the firsts this year . VVe're looking forward to big things from this bloke . Especially his 21st Party in a few weeks which should be a great night . Seriously, though, I'm surethis is only the start of the milestones for Too's.
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KEW CLUB XVIII MILESTONE S Three Kew Club XVIII player will be celebrating significant milestones in the G Grade Grand Final on Sunday against Bloods. David Macisaac who plays his 100th game is the team's experiends forward and ruck-rover . This career includes being a member of the 1984 premiership team, winning 1987 B&F and a careertotal of 170 goals . Simon Pinder and Chris Maclsaac (the youngest of the "ZAC" clan) both celebrate their 50th game Simon as the Back Pocket and Christhe Half Forward . To add to this list Club XVIII founder and stalwart Mart in Vana will be celebrating his 100th game in the Reserves on Saturday. Marty originally started with the U19s but in 1983 shanghaid a team to form the Club XVIII section of the Kew Football Club. His efforts in "selective recruiting" were rewarded with the di rty two dozen winning the 1984 Premiership. Marty can also add the 1988 Coaches Award to his Premiership Medallion . A good club man, good team man and good bloke who will certainly be barracking the Clubbers to a win on Sunday . Congratulations and good luck today to Martin, David, Simon and Chris from all at Kew . THE BLACK LIST
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50 UP AT OLD CARE Y Craig Bryan this week (26/8) plays his 50th game old Carey for in the first Semi Final . This year Craig ,vas given the job of ruckman and has performed extremely well against bigger and stronger opponents . His marking around the ground has also been a delight to watch . All at Old Carey wish Craig the best for the finals series and the future .
YOUNGY CRACKS 15 0 Players and supporters at Hampton Rovers congratulate Mark Young who last week (19/8) played his 150th VAFA game with the club . Mark joined the club as an Under 15 and has progressed through the junior ranks winning numerous awards along the way . Mark won an Under 19 B& F and in 1987 won the Senior Best and Fairest Award . Mark is a prodigious kick getter on the field and popular member of the club. Still very young, the club fully expects another 150 games from Mark. Well done Youngy!
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68 56 SECTION 44 F 380 426 .84 68 1622 44 MAZENOD OC 17 1 0 679 217.82 60 1479 44 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 15 3 0 680 193.97 56 1319 0 32 ST ANDREWS 14 4 817 115.67 48 945 AMATEURS 12 6 0 30 WAVERLEY 762 12t00 1 922 16 UNIVERSITY REDS 11 8 0 940 8260 . 777 0 14 ANZ BANK t0 8 0 1988 5830 1028 6829 702 2269 5090 12 OLD CAREY 6 12 0 297 6554 3 14 1 850 3 15 0 1155 STLEONARDS 1446 4454 644 D SECTIO N 13 0 1568 154.53 60 COMMONWEALTH BANK 4 5 14 1732 3048 2423 0 528 15 3 THOMASTOWN 1477 144.75 52 F 610 3279 2138 0 20 0 13 5 OLD MENTONIANS COLLEGE 2 11 IT 1339 140.63 52 ELTHAM 1883 13 5 WHITEFRIARS 1682 121 .88 48 UNDER 19 SECTION 1 2050 12 6 STATE BAN K BLUE 15 2 0 2135 859 248.54 60 1668 10354 36 DE LA SALLE 1727 9 9 OLD CAMBERWELL 909 778 .88 48 12 5 0 1626 9038 32 OLD XAVERIANS 1692 11872 8 10 1109 177.19 48 MHSOB 571 9644 28 OLD PARADS GREEN 12 5 0 1965 7 11 1515 .44 48 BULLEEN UNITED 1752 9138 28 OLD HAILEYBURY 12 5 0 1741 1276 136 7 tt 1601 POWERHOUSE 2040 6402 20 ORMOND 11 6 0 1775 1293 1372 1306 ELSTERNWICK 84WHITEFRIARS1070158415481023 4 ~ 5 1 ~~ 0 1189 2590 4591 AJAX 7 10 0 1152 1417 81 30 2 8 E SECTION 58 MARCELUN 4 13 0 1297 2117 61 27 16 .93 1136 190 14 3 1 2169 52 COLLEGIANS 2 15 0 792 2060 3845 8 LATROBE UNI 1169 157.57 52 BANYULE 5 0 1842 ST BEDES 1444 144.39 52 UNIVERSITY>3LUES 0 17 0 595 2454 2425 0 DOVETON SJOC 13 5 0 2085 .47 1436 128 2 AQUINAS OB 13 5 0 1844 1191 14500 50 UNDER 19 SECTION 804 256.09 64 OLD ESSENDON GRAM 12 5 1 1727 1340 12776 44 OLD SCOTCH 16 1 0 2059 984 193.80 64 WEST BRUNSWICK 11 7 0 1712 OLD BRIGHTON 16 1 0 1907 1690 9923 32 1027 164.36 48 BRUNSWICK 8 10 0 1677 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 12 5 0 1688 1871 8883 32 1175 116 .85 48 NORTH BRUNSWICK 8 10 0 THERRY 12 5 0 1373 1783 8059 28 1 437 1215 1307 OLD GEELONG 7 1 1848 8095 24 ST BERNARDS OC 11 6 0 1588 501 3048 6 6 1HEATRON21 12 0 149 2100 4257 8 OLD MELBURNIANS 7 10 0 11674 1419 10458 28 UHSOB 2592 4070 0 NORTH OB 7 10 0 148 0 1527 8317 22 5 71 i 127 PENINSULA OB 0 18 0 1055 OLD PARADE PURPLE 1648 6159 20 F 0 1015 5 12 BULLEEN1iEMP 4 1706 7995 18 981 209 .68 64 13641 MAZENOD OC 16 2 S 2MONAShBLUE 1880 5879 16 1946 1243 156 .56 60 0 1094 13 ST ANDREWS 15 3 MHSOB 4 1267 118.39 52 8 1500 0 2289 2403 OLD CAREY 13 5 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 2 15 0 55 1210 128 .51 48 1555 6 UNIVERSITY REDS 12 CTION 3 1393 13439 44 UNDER 19 SE 1872 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS ii 7 1183 158.66 56 1877 1435 11470 44 14 3 0 1646 OLD TRINITY COMMONWEALTH BANK 11 7 990 200,51 52 1985 1467 118 27 36 13 4 0 1735 MAZENOD OC WAVERLEY AMATEURS 9 9 927 111 .54 52 1034 1711 101 29 36 13 4 0 1733 HAMPTON ROVERS 1414 127.86 44 ANZ BAN K 1808 1748 8490 28 11 6 0 1484 THOMASTOW N 1181 11702 40 ST LEONARDS 7 i 1382 2195 4861 12 10 7 0 1067 5iFIT31 AQUINAS OB 1513 8367 32 8 1266 3138 2639 8 9 0 828 FAWKNER ELTHAM COLLEGE 2 1 6 1433 6981 32 0 1001 8 9 SECTION _ A RESERVE ALBANVALE 1452 11949 28 .15 52 0 173 5 847 193 7 10 DE LA SALLE GOLD 13 4 ORMOND 1514 9855 26 1492 135 .81 48 6 9 1 1407 1036 E 12 5 PARKSID UNIVERSITY BLUES 1755 7647 26 6 10 1 1342 125 .99 48 1333 1058 12 5 IVANHOE COLLEGIANS 2094 5802 20 .94 36 5 12 0 1215 103 1133 1090 9 8 ST KEVINS OLD PARADIANS 1395 1247 11269 32 , 11 0 174 1 234 109 5 BULLEEN UNITE D 8 9 OLD XAVERIANS 6924 28 970 1401 7 10 G SECTION NORTH 0 B 8774 24 6 it 1295 1476 551 204 .17 52 KEW 13 3 0 8072 24 KEW 7118 1385 6 11 611 189.03 48 1155 OLD SCOTCH 12 4 0 7770 24 BLOODS 979 1260 6 11 724 772 93 .78 40 MARCELLIN 4 10 6 0 6788 2 PORT COLTS 966 1423 6 ii 730 739 98 .78 36 9 8 0 PARKSIDE OLD MELBURNIANS 828 8973 32 B RESERVE SECTION 743 8 8 0 OLD SCOTC H 843 142 .70 56 788 72 21 32 14 3 0 1203 569 8 8 0 ST BERNARDS OC ST BERNARDS OC 660 220.45 50 1023 6364 28 12 4 1 1455 651 7 9 0 DE LA SALLE .15 48 BULLEEN(TEMP 874 132 895 8547 24 12 5 0 115 5 765 6 10 0 BULLEEN(TEMP MONASH WHITES 960 851 112 .81 48 913 6977 24 637 12 5 6 10 0 FAWKNER 924 10411 40 OLD XAVERIANS 110 962 1104 5688 24 10 7 628 6 10 0 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 956 115 27 32 DE LA SALLE 1027 5628 16 8 9 578 4 12 0 OLD MELBURNIANS 1133 7573 28 COLLEGIANS 858 929 3089 12 7 10 287 3 13 0 MONASH BLUES 1281 6776 16 MARCELLI N 86 8 4 13 OLD BRIGHTON 1325 4408 12 H SECTION 3 14 0 584 THERRY 1188 5951 10 1543 593 260 .20 60 15 1 0 2 14 1 707 RICHMOND CENTRAL OLD TRINITY 1071 667 160.57 56 14 2 0 C RESERVE SECTION ST KEVINS 741 207.42 60 1193 715 166 .85 44 15 3 0 1537 11 5 0 ST KILDA CBCOB PRESTON .44 60 1014 802 126 .43 44 1519 743 204 11 5 0 15 3 HAMPTON ROVERS KONTIAS AFC 927 728 12769 40 .67 60 1326 738 179 10 6 0 OLD HAILEYBURY 15 3 SALESIAN OC 32 805 200.37 56 1613 8 8 0 14 4 THERRY BANYULE 601 1g42 3599 28 1097 8879 36 974 7 9 0 9 9 BALACLAVA BALACLAVA 722 880 8205 24 1242 7995 32 993 6 10 0 8 STATE BANK ST KILDA CBCOB 608 1179 5157 24 1274 6201 28 790 6 10 0 7 11 10 POWERHOUSE IVANHO E 352 625 5632 20 1565 42 17 16 660 5 11 0 4 14 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR GTV-9 314 1333 2356 1336 3885 6 519 3 13 0 1 16 OLD IVANHOE OLD GEELONG 6 1476 3835 566 1 16 ST KEVINS 3
OLD HAILEYBURY BANYULE BALACLAVA ST KILDA CBCOB HAMPTON ROVERS PRESTON MBOB CAULFIELD GRAMMAR IVANHOE ST KEVINS OLD IVANHO E
74 11 11 11 8 7 4
4 7 7 7 t0 10 14
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1172 221 .84 1386 169 .05
WHITEFRIARS STATE BANK THOMASTOWN MHSOB BULLEEN UNITED POWERHOUSE OLD MENTONIANS AJAX
1896 1656 114 .49 1706 1526 111 .80 1835 1859 9871 1671 1711 976 6 1686 1800 9367 2074 6702 1390
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