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Good afternoon football followers . Today another great football season drawsto a close as Therry, De La Salle (Saturday), Ormond and Collegians (Sunday) meet to decide the winner of the ultimate prize in football - a premiership ! Contest involving the two best sides in the competition are always great contests and the games seen should be no exception . As well this weekend we have attempted to "jazz" up you rday, make it a day for the whole family and make it a day that you will all look back upon in the future with pleasant memories . For me personally it has been a huge year and I would like to take the opportunity in this final Editorial to thank many people who have been important to me in this my first year outside the classroom and off the football field . Firstly to the Executive of the VAFA in initially giving me the opportunity to take over this job and then assistin g me in every way possible . In particular David Scott (Chairman), Jim Hawkins (President) and Noel Rundle (Treasurer), each who has taken me under their experienced wings and helped guide me into the tough world of football administration . The biggest bouquet of all must go to my Administrative Assistant, Sue Anderson . Although one eye is green and the other gold, Sue is VAFA through and through and she is as important to our Association as our beautiful oval is to our footballers today . Thanks Sue - your knowledge, experience and support has been marvellous during this difficult period of adjustment in my life . To the clubs, their players and officials, your welcome and day to day co-operation has been refreshing and appreciated, especially in this modern age when individual or club importance is often regarded as the only important thing . A big thank you to the press correspondents who have made the "Amateur Footballer" so popular, the sponsors, the people at Vaughan Printing and everyone else who has assisted in putting this important magazine together. Finally I would like to officially thank my wonde rful wife, Robyn, who has accepted the demands o f my new job ve ry well and been both mother and father to our two beautiful young daughters, Sarah and Joanne, over the past six months . If I have had any success so far in my job, it has largely been due to the suppo rt I have had fro m Robyn at home. As they say at the Olympics "Let the games begin" - may the best side win, may each of you enjoy your day and come back next year to support our wonderful football body. Have a GREAT day . Phil Steven s

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Best Winning Margin Ormond 1988 43 points Def Old Xaverians Smallest Winning Margi n 1950 4 points Def University Blue s

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Biggest Losing Margi n 1952 66 points Def by University Blue s Smallest Losing Margi n 1951 5 points Def by Hampton

The final showdown between Ormond and Collegians takes play today at Ammo Headqua rters in the most important match of the season . The winner receives the L .A . Adamson Premiership Cup ; the losers? Collegians game against Marcellin started off in a steady drizzle of rain, which did not allow Collegians to display their customary skills. Marcellin were attacking teh ball with great desire, but found trouble penetrating the tight defence led by Schober, Hinchen, Wright and Gailbraith. Collegians kicked 4-2 to Marcellin's 2-1 to lead by 13 points at quarter time. Collegians started the second quarter with plenty of purpose . Marcellin seemed to be playing catch-up football . Captain Matt Getson was inexcusably taken from the ground puzzling most spectators . Collegians youngers Daly and Parkin were very quiet . Collegians added 5-1 to Marcellins 3-4 to now lead by 22 points at the long break. Marcellin were desperate in the third quarter. Joe Amad and Mushy Amad were throwing their weight around (there was plenty to throw), Tony Caffry took the mark of the match with the crowd showing their appreciation . Collegians were struggling to get the ball forward, their forward line of Berzins, Schmidt, Bennett were soundly beaten by the desperate Marcellin defence led by Vice Captain Mick Day . Marcellin outscored Collegians 3-4 to Lions 2-2 . Collegians lead had been whittled away to 14 points at three quarter time. Finals football was what the last quarter was all about Marcellin were giving plenty, the tackling was ferocious, the pressure was enormous . Marcellin were back in the game, to train by seven points . President Ray Walsh was ecstatic, however this was not to last . Collegians finally broke the shackles, running the ball from the back line around the outer wing with little opposition . Wallace, Hibbens, Tre gear were running hot . Collegians had finally got their running game going . Ray Be rz ins nearly kickless for the first three quarters started to show why Ray is a gun player for the Lions . Ray kicked 4-1 in the final 15 minutes to leave the Lions comfortable winners by 28 points in a crowd entertaining display of Amateur Football . Collegians' best on ground was rover Tony Wallace, who was a major contributor for four quarters . Ruck rover Mark Hibbens was instrumental in most forward moves for the Lions, ruckman Chris Pollock was the best big man on the day. Marcellin's best player was Adrian Gallagher who showed great courage and skill . Simon Lennox was another player who played to his full potential . Mick Day was superb in defence repelling many Lion attacks. All in all Collegians had a good work out from Marcellin who surprised many of the Collegians' players with their skill and aggression . 1989 GRAND FINA L Ormond will start warm favourites in Sunday's Grand Final against Collegians . Since 1928 Ormond have won 7 A Grade Premierships ; Collegians 7 A Grade Premierships. Incredibily they have only met once in an A Grade Final . 1937 Collegians 15 .17.107 defeated Ormond 8.20 .68 . Both sides have once strung three premierships in successions. Collegians 1957-1959 ; Ormond 1971-1973 . WINNING GRAND FINALS SINCE 1928 Ormon d Collegians 1950 9.12 .66 Def University Blacks 9.8.62 1936 14.18 .102 Def State Bank 6.11 .4 7 71 8.14.62 Def University Blacks 4.16.40 37 15.17 .107 Def Ormond 8.20 .68 72 9.13.67 Def Old Paradians 8.13.61 57 13.12 .90 Def University Blues 2 .12 .24 73 12 .13.85 Def St. Bernards 8 .7.55 58 9.6.60 Def Old Scotch 8 .6.54 85 16.14.110 Def De La Salle 14 .11 .95 59 14.12 .96 Def Old Scotch 11 .8.74 87 15 .11 .101 Def Old Xaverians 12 .12 .84 61 17.9.111 Def Old Melburnians 9.13.67 88 14 .18 .102 Def Old Xaverians 8 .11 .59 86 21 .6.128 Def N . Old Boys 11 .15 .8 1 LOSING GRAND FINALS SINCE 192 8 1937 Collegians 15.7.97 Def Ormond 8 .20 .68 39 University Blacks 15 .18.108 Def " 10.8.68 47 University Blacks 17 .20.122 Def " 17.11 .113 49 University Blacks 14 .24.108 Def " 6.12 .48 51 Hampton Rovers 7.12 .54 Def " 7.7.49 52 University Blues 20.10.130 Def " 8.16 .64 55 Old Melb . 11 .18.84 Def " 6.12 .48 63 Old Parads 10.13.73 Def " 8.9 .63 69 Coburg 13.17.95 Def " 12 .12 .84 74 Uni Blues 12 .10.82 Def " 9.14 .68 84 De La Salle 13 .14.92 Def " 6.19 .73 2

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The last 4 premierships have been won by these sides : Ormond 1985, 1987, 1988 . Collegians 1986 . Will Ormond make it 4 Premierships out of 5 or will Collegians stop Ormond winning 3 premierships in a row . The winning side will have plenty of character, the ability to handle the conditions of the day, the personal and team discipline and the mental and physical toughness. A slice of luck are the qualities which will bring Ormond or Collegians the J .A. Adamson Cup. Looking at the line-ups, Ormond has the edge down the spine. Their versatility at fullback where Hille, David McDonald and Best are all more than capable of coping with Be rzins, Daly and Keith Parsons whose lack of pace could be a liability . Hille must play Berzins from in front, as Berzins is dynamite kicking for goals as his 4-1 in the last quarter proves . The Ormond trio, but especially Best whose skill with hand and foot and use of the ball sets up so many attacking moves are quick, can all mark and are disciplined enough to knock the ball away under pressure . If Ormond have the edge at full back, Collegians might just regain it at centre half forward where Schmidt with his spring and height will worry Mark McDonald . Bennett with Gilmo re should be a ripper. Bennett did not work hard enough last week against Marcellin . With his league experience Bennett must be a focal point of attack . Kahn is a goer and will worry Brown . Across the centre I believe we will witness a contest and a half . Nick Cox on Parkin should be sensational, both are quick, both are good . Parkin, quiet last match, must lift . Clarkson versus Hoyle could be the key to the match . Russell on Tregear both very talented players who play with great courage, what a battle we should witness . Football followers talk about the great Richmond centre line of Clay, Barrott , Bourke. The Ammo's will have two great centre lines . Whatever centreline wins their side will control the match and the game . McCooke, Taylor, Connell versus Scott, Schober, Galbraith . What another great contest . Two Victorian team mates, Taylor who must take one grabbers against ever reliable Schober. I expect Schober to take the honours in the contest. Connell versus Galbraith will be a ripper. Galbraith is having a fantastic year. Connell is reliable . Galbraith is Collegians springboard of attack, initiating many attacks . McCooke versus Sco tt, neither player is brilliant, both are honest . The clash on the Ormond full forward line could be the key to the outcome of the game . Jobling, Schuhkraft, Tobin versus Wright, Hinchen, Williams . What a good colleciton of players . I believe Jobling will start in the forward pocket giving Wright the opportunity of picking him up. Jobling is dangerous as his 4 goals in the second semi proved . Wright is in top form . He completely dominated the resting Marcellin on-ball players last week, and has had a great final series . Schuhkraft goaless in the second semi will lift for his clash with Collegians Captain Stuart Hinchen . If Hinchen can keep Schuhkraft to a low score the odds will swing in Collegians' way. Tobin versus Williams is another interesting clash . Tobin, quiet of late, must fire . Williams is a steady player without being spectacular. The clash between the on-ball players of both sides is bound to be the real highlight of the match . Paul McDonald versus Chris Pollock . Phil Kingston versus Mark Hibbens. Paul Cox versus Tony Wallace . All 6 players are poven amateur final players . Either sides will have an advantage in the skill or experience area. McDonald is Ormond thru and thru, rarely beaten . Paul must counter Chris Pollock around the ground . Pollock was dangerous when resting last Sunday. Kingston will start on the ball to give the Ormond side muscle in the centre. Phil has got the Rhy Jones Head (everyone wants a piece of it) . His opponent, Mark Hibbens, helped set Collegians victory up last week and he must not be given the free rein the Marcellin players gave Mark . Paul Cox clash with Tony Wallace will ensure what side will win, both are great players, both have enormous courage, both are skilful, both are team players, both are hard but fair . What more can I say? Let the best man win . It all adds up to one hell of a final . Great individual duels, fierce competition, two best teams in Amateurs . Will Collegians tire after their physical clash with Marcellin? Will Ormond go off the boil after their rest? I think not . I expect Ormond to win . They are awesome in the finals, and will go in today's clash with a decided physcological advantage after beating Collegians in the second semi by 24 points . Ormond's qualities of team and personal discipline with greater team commitment, in addition to the individual brilliance that exists in the side, will ensure the clubs 8th A Section premiership . Let's all enjoy a great football day.

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GRAND FINA L De La Salle completely outplayed Old Brighton to storm into the B Grade GF. What had been a record breaking season for the Tonners ended on a sour note as De La beat them in almost every position on the ground . As the Therry boys described it, "It was a real schlacking! " Peter G reen set the pattern for the day with a brilliant first quarter burst of eight goals and with De La evelen majors up at quarter time, it was just a matter of how far . Mick Knuppel and Kevin Mullins were unbeatable at half back while Carl Anderson and Craig Wright ran rings around their opponents . With Brighton's largest losing margin being only four and half goals all year, it is hard to understand what went wrong on Saturday. All credit however must go to Bernie Dunn and his players, who before this game looked shakey for the first time this year. Several league Grand Finalists of recent years have felt similar to the Brighton Boys, although this is a cold consolation . With the Therry Boys present last Saturday, they must be wondering if De La could possibly shatter their dream in the same uncompromising terms as they did Brighton's . Grand Finals are completely different games Oust ask Banyule and Old Mentonians) and with "Wriggles " unfortunately having to sit this game out, Therry may have had their Glory for this year or have th e Tony Cro tty has moulded the Therryites into a disciplined, hard tackling unit . Ryan and Matton love it when the going gets tough and Biddies doesn't mind having a "good dip" . Chris Bye may be having his "Swan Song" today and is determined to go out on a high . However, after seeing the destructive nature of De La last Saturday, Tony's boys will have to be on their toes form the first bounce . Perhaps the weather will take the pace off De La (at the time of writing this article rain was forecast) or windy conditions may unsettle them . Whatever the conditions, this should be a cracker-jack game and will no doubt be played in the true amateur spirit by two clubs which duly :;eserve promotion for their efforts this year. Good luck to all players and the coaches . We predict a draw!

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From the first bounce a totally committed Old Haileybu ry side were ready to answer any challenge from Banyule to pecome Premiers in C Section for 1989 . The Bloods comprehensively won 23 .10.148 to 12 .11 .83 to win their first senior flag in many years . The first quarter saw Old Haileybu ry kicking to the southern end . Taking the initiative early was most important . Newcomer, Mathew Armst rong, set his side alight with some quick possessions which gave the Bloods first use of the ball and an early lead . Quarter time scores of 5.4 .34 to Banyule 2 .1 .13 indicated a very lethargic start by the Bears, one they never really got over. Young Wayne Phillips was prominent through out the term, capping off the quarter with an excellent goal . Big John Bingham at centre half back was proving impassable while for the Bears Coulson and Leigh Holt kept them in touch though it was apparent by quarter time that Banyule were in trouble. The second term saw Old Haileybu ry kick six goals to four, the half time scores bieng 11 .9 .75 to 6.7.43 . Old Haileybu ry 's running players had come into the game . Simon Meehan, Wayne Phillips and Wayne Smith were taking control . Terry Lyell tagging Leigh Holt had put him out of business, very important as Leigh was Banyule's instigator in the second semi final . For Banyule, Sutterby and Gilham kept pushing the ball forward only to see Old Haileybu ry's backline rebound the ball away from the injury riddled Tony Weston and Ma rtin Legge. At half time most considered Old Haileybu ry looked too strong, holding a 5 goal lead and kicking with the wind in the chammpionship third quarter . To the credit of all Banyule players they pegged away at the Bloods . Big Dave Williams winning the tape outs in the centre gave Coulson, Gibson and Lusk first use of the ball, resulting in two quick goals . Halfway through the term Banyule, although being apparently outplayed, had actually placed themselves in a position of only being three goals down and coming home with the breeze . Unfortunately their revival was short lived and the Bloods replied with three quick goals late in the term to have a stranglehold on the game. Again Phillips and Armst rong collected many possession across the centre line, and the fading legs of the Banyule players was all too obvious . The final quarter was all Old Haileybu ry, kicking goals with tremendous confidence . Banyule had no answers, Ladd, Gill and Sanders continued to fight it out, but the game became quite tame as the Bloods drew away to take the flag in style. It's interesting to note that the best players for Banyule in the second semi found it hard to get into the game, while the gun players for Old Haileybu ry who were kept quiet at Sandringham starred in the game that mattered most . I was most impressed with young Wayne Phillips. His recovery and pace are exceptional . He was best on ground for mine . Big John Bingham played a faultless game at centre half back . Ter ry Lyell took Holt out of the game and picked up many crucial kicks . Gordon McKenzie and Mathew Armst ro ng both first up really gave the Bloods that extra bite around the packs . Captain Darre n Seccull was strong all day in the ruck, and Simon Meehan showed all his class in playing a great game . David Connell (3 goals), Andrew Walden (4 goals), West Byrnes, Chris McKenzie and Glen Tanner all contributed to a fine team effort . For Banyule the Grand Final came two weeks too late . Lacking manpower, probably playing a couple of injured players and receiving injuries during the game didn't help. Jason Fraumano was also unable to play which really unsettled their backline . I gave them plenty of credit, they fought it out right to the end, after the game they gave no excuses, the better side won on the day . Best for Banyule were Coulson, a strong player who gave plenty of opportunity to his forwards . Big Dave Williams obviously playing under stress, gave his club plenty of drive from the centre, Sanders I believe held his own at full back, Leigh Holt, Gill and Craig had played serviceable games . All in all both clubs must be congratulated on a fine year and the way they battled out the final series . No much between them, but Old Haileybu ry's overall height, a combination of good running players and some very talented flankers gave them the C Grade flag . Well done to OLD HAILEYBURY - PREMIERS 1989 .

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REVIEW OF UNDER 19 GAMES PLAYED 16 .9.1989 SECTION 1 - PRELIMINARY FINAL Old Paradians Green started the better against Old Xaverians and by quarter time had run to a six point lead . with a big second quarter effort the Paradians built their lead to fourteen points at half time . Once again the third quarter proved to be the match winning one as the Old Xaverians added six goals six behinds while holding Old Paradians to two goals two behinds . This decisive quarter of football by Old Xaverians meant they led by fourteen points at the final change . The last quarter proved to be an anticlimax as neither side was able to kick a goal . The Paradians whittled away their more frequent opportunities with five minor scores while the Old Xaverians only added two minor scores and thus they ran out winners by nine points . Hall, with five goals, proved to be the match winner for Old Xaverians who once again were well served by their consistent quartet King, Dillon and the Brothers Dalton . Other good contributors for the Red and Blacks included Stocks and Wilson . For Old Paradians the much improved Paul Robertson did best along with Ter ry Canavan, Peter Brabender and first year members of their side, Digney, Flynn and Robe rts who each gave notice of better performances in 1990 . SECTION 2 - GRAND FINA L Old Scotch proved my early season judgment sound when they won the premiership by defeating St Bernards by the wide margin of sixty eight points. For Scotch the pennant is their Club's third in Under 19 football (1952 and 1984 were the others) and for St Bernards their Grand Final disappointment must be tinged with satisfaction of having earned their Grand Final appearance after finishing fourth at the end of the minor round . Old Scotch built a five goal lead in the first quarter and really had the game won at half time when they led by fifty four points . By three quarter time Scotch had increased their lead to sixty three points which the y stretched to sixty eight points at the final siren after a low scoring four quarter. As I predicted "Gus" Taylor did have a plan to shut out the St Bernards' prime movers who had brought victory to their side over the two previous finals. More importantly the Scotch players made their Coach's planning a success . Of the St Bernards' l stars only ruckmen McGown and Horn were in their bests players against Scotch . Conversely many of the best players for Old Scotch were predictable. Jamie Sinclair again led his side by example and top forward Millington (6 goals), Cowper and Gibbs did well . Congratulations to Old Scotch on a great season and well done St Bernards for your effort in reaching the Grand Final . SECTION 3 - PRELIMINARY FINAL (REPLAY) Like many previous replays this game proved to be a disappointment after the excitement of the tie . As in their previous game Mazenod took the lead early over Hampton Rovers and unlike the previus week they did not surrender it at any stage . In fact the closest the Rovers came to the Mazenod score was twenty three points at half time. Even though Mazenod led by twenty six points at three quarter time very few would have predicted the final outcome . By adding eight goals to two in the final quarter Mazenod powered to a sixty point victory . Good players for Mazenod : Riley, Ward and Tetley between them scored more than did the Hampton Rovers side and this factor coupled with the consistently good play of McLean and Biviano must give the side renewed high for a Grand Final victory . For Hampton Rovers : G re ig and Hender again did well as did Blaskett and Hobson . However in the final analysis Mazenod were just too good on the day.

player this season . The running players for Old Xaverians, Andrew Dillon, David King and Best and Fairest Winner Dalton will again cause difficulties to De La Salle but I suspect the big ground plus the effects of last week's game could limit their effectiveness especially during the last quarter . For De La Salle I expect their consistently good players jackson, Hegan, Watts, P. Brasher and Kruger to again provide the drive necessary to win the side its second successive premiership and maybe the first of three flags today. UNDER 19 SECTION 3 - GRAND FINA L old Trinity and Maz enod, the two best sides over the season meet today at Pitcher Park to decide the premiership. It will be their fifth meeting this season and the result will break the nexus as each club has won two matches against the other. The Second Semi Final on S eptember 2, which was their most recent clash, resulted in a convincing thirty eight pint victory by Old Trinity . Today Trinity will be looking to Phillips for another big effort either in the ruck or at centre half forward . Captain Harvey has been an inspiration to Trinity all season while Papas has been a consistent contributor (he earned votes in five games) . Other players whom Mazenod must quieten include Davy, Bingenham, Simms, Lobb and Banfield who each contributed to their Semi Final victory . Trinity's three week lay off may take the edge of their match fitness and as Mazenod has built an early lead in the each of their three finals I suspect Trinity wil have to come from behind to win (if indeed they are to do so) . Another factor in Mazenod's favour is the ability of Riley their principal goalkicker. He can certainly win the ball but may (as in the drawn final) spray his kicks . Nevertheless a focal point is essential in attack and when judged on the available data no such capable forward plays for Old Trinity. I can see pressure being placed on Trinity defenders as the Mazenod runners like Signal, Principe, McLean and Ward take advantage of Tetley's strength in packs to run the ball forward to Riley before the Trinity ruckmen can drop back to block his run to the ball . After due consideration I believe Mazenod will win today and thus take premierships honours in their first Under 19 season as well as making the third flag for their Club in its initial VAFA season . Again a Grand Final thanks to Joan Ahern, my typist, Bill Holland my ever tolerant printer at Vaughan Pri nting and to you, my myriad of readers, because without your interest my sponsor Kodak would quickly withdraw my retainer . I now place my writing in recess with the hope the Editor will summon me back to the pages of the Amateur Football come April 1990.

- PREVIEW OF GAMES TO BE PLAYED - SEPTEMBER 23, 1989 UNDER 19 SECTION 1 - GRAND FINAL The two beste sides in the section this season and last season, De La Salle Blue and Old Xaverians, meet at Elsternwick Park at the early hour of 9am . De La Salle deserve to start premiership favourites as they have won the three games played between these two sides this season with their forty point Second Semi Final victory being the most recent . In that game the Xaverian defensce had no answer to the combined goalkicking talents of R . Brasher and Jackson who nearly outscored their opposition themselves as well as the scoring ability of Curran and Fiume . With the wide spaces at Elsternwick Park available for quick ball movement I cannot see the Old Xaverians keeping each of these four players from kicking multiple goals today. The Xaverian forwards, of whom Hall did best last week, will be pitted against the best defence in the competition and so I have doubts that the Xaverians will be able to kick enough goals to win . From my experience at Elsternwick Park the winning side invariably has a focal point in its forward line. I doubt that the Xaverians have any such 8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

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Four'n Twenty Pies VAFA Club Championship and Police Award (U19 Most Disciplined Team ) As published last week MAZENOD won the 'Four'n Twenty Club Championship Award" gaining a total of 96 points for the season (48 senior points ; 34 reserves points ; 14 under 19 points) Lack of available space this week prohibits the publication of all clubs, their points and the breakdown of the points but a full sheet will be presented at the Annual General Meeting in the Annual Report . *~*** Each week the umpire who officials at an Under-19 match awards a score from 0 to 10 and bases this score on each participating club's standard of discipline displayed on that particular day . If a club is reported for being involved in a melee this club's score has automatically plummetted but has not always automatically been zero - it has depended on the club's involvement in the melee . This year's Police Award winner is DE LA SALLE GOLD (8.6) . Runners-up were Aquinas (8.2) and MHSOB (8.0) . Congratulations to these three clubs.

Persona lity Par s 150 GAMES AND PROMOTION Congratulations to Tony Park who played his 150th match for St Andrews Coburg in the winning preliminary final team at Harry Trott Oval on 2nd September. "Perky", who for years has carried the big man department, was appointed senior vice-captain, a position he has responded to with many excellent performances in a consistent season . "Parky" has tasted premiership success with the reserves team 1980 and we all hope this will be repeated in 1989.

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Sad to see anyone get inju re d in a game of footy, let alone an umpire in the first minute of a Pre limina ry Final . Poor G re g "my g in, my leg, my back, my fro nt, my ankle, my arm hurts" Hardiman got accidentally ro mark and was down for the count . Enter this week's "Spo rt sman of the Week" collected at the 36 second - Steve "I slept like a log on Sunday night" Clinch who having just run a full game in the seconds proceeded to run another full game in the seniors . Well done Steve - those of us who were there really admi re d your courage and commitment . *** A WORD FROM `LIBERTY ' "With the '89 season drawing to a close, I would like to take this opportunity, on behalf of all umpires in our association, to congratulate those clubs who have either won their premierships or who have won promotion to a higher grade. To all clubs, we extent our appreciation for the assistance extended to us and making our jobs all that more enjoyable. We would like to thank Brian Woodhead and his team of advisors and observers, for getting us onto the field each week so well prepared both physically and mentally. Our appreciation also goes to Phil Stevens and Sue for their support and giving us the feeling that nothing was too much trouble . Finally to all our umpires . I hope you all achieved your own personal goals . If not, reset them for next year. To those running this weekend, run well . Again, thank you all for your support and we will see your again in 1990 ." Robert Bel l * * * President VAFAUA THE SCRIBES HAVE THEIR SAY: • Rusty : Well another season's finished Mike, and although I like finals, I must admit that I'm looking forward to a rest . • Mike : I understand a few sides would like to see you rest in the same way as Ron "the lip" Lippold and Ken "my hair's not thin - just well spaced" Coughlin have, through reti re ment . • Rusty : Oh no, I'll be back to watch the goalies do their weekly run th ro ugh (singular) . By the way, is there any truth to the rumour that Kevin "Roof" Tyler has been approached by Essendon District Umpires' Association to captain/coach their goal umpi re tunnelball team? • Mike : That's the sort of misinformed comment I expect from a field umpire. Don't worry you'll grow out of it - it's all part of the "maturation" process . But let's talk about the column . • Rusty : I thought that our best "scoop" story was the "Knickers Scandal". You know that John "His pants for Her" Natoli and Sharon "Au Natu re l" Alger ran together again last weekend - except that this time John's wife accompanied him to the changerooms!! ! • Mike: I liked the serialised stories : Doug "the Wande re r" Wiggans and his "TRUMP" ( TRavelling UMPi re) Report ; the continuing (???) mic ro wave saga featuring Peter and Betty Wiseman ; and the creation of the perfect football family with Peter "SONAG", Nancy "MOPAWOG" and George "the Guru" McTaggart . • Rusty : Yeah, I liked the fact that we weren't afraid to name names : Steve "Technicolour" McCarthy; Richie "I was R .S: ' Simon; Glen "Met ro Gold Pass" McKeeman; Peter "Sweetie" Harri s; Wayne "the A ro user" Henry ; Graeme "Nu reyev" Simpson ; Larrisa "the Kisser" and of course "Fabulous" Phil . • Mike : There are plenty of White Whackas out there. Mind you, it will take something to beat Gary "the Flounder" Clancy. He's the VAFAUA's answer to "Elvis the Pelvis" ? • Rusty : What about next year Mike? I guess we've made too many enemies to let anyone else write the column . Imagine what they would say about us?? By the way, is it true that your "Happy Hammond" coat was supplied by Peter "Rags" Keogh's boutique?? • Mike : I'll ignore that last remark . Actually I've been amazed at how many umpires like to dob in their mates - perhaps what people say about umpires is true . Incidentally, I've told everyone that you're the one with the moustache. • Mike/Rusty : Thanks to all umps for getting into the spirit of this column and to Phil and Sue for getting things printed . Happy Christmas, Dougle, wherever you might be .

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*~* Keep on enjoying yourselves.

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STATISTICALLY SPEAKIN G (Phil Stevens talks with Wal B right) Phil : Congratulations Wal on your selections - Collegians, De La Salle but you missed out on Banyule. Wal : I based my selection "Stevo" on the fact that they'd only won 2 previous flags 1963 (D-Sec) and 1969 (D-Sec) before Saturday and the fact that you had taught them most of their football - boy my head still : After Saturday night I wished I'd never ever had anything to do with Haileybury .Phil hurst!! Seriously though, Haiteybu ry were g re at and congratulations to Kenny Allison, Simon Meeha n and the players on a top job. Also to John Simpson from Banyule who is a fine coach and a g reat guy as well, who accepted defeat positively and was full of praise for his boys . Phil: Well Old B ri ghton didn't measu re up B righty? Wal : Very disappointing Phil . De La's first quarter of 11 goals won the game and this wasn't with the aid of any breeze - it really was a cross breeze . Peter Green's 6 goals in the first 20 minutes and 8 by quarter time was a super effort . Phil: Eight by qua rter time. How many did he finish with ? Wal : He got his 9th and 10th in the second quarter, his 11th five minutes into the third quarter and that was it in fact, he ended up on the wing . Phil : So I guess you're selecting De La now Bri ghty? Wal: I'm sticking with Therry although with Wrigglesworth out they could struggle against Greene's replacement Ronchi who dominated on Saturday. What about you Phil ? Phil : Who'd take any notice of me - I said Geelong wouldn't win the flag till 1995 and now it looks like it it's in bag this year. Phil : What about the big Sunday A-section game? Wal: Statistically speaking, Ormond 37 wins are well ahead of Collegians 18 wins in head-to-head contests with 2 tied . In 1985 Ormond won the flag, then Collegians in '86, then Ormond again in '87 and '88 so they are the A-section heavyweights of the eighties . Ormond have won 13 out of the last 14 they've played (round 15 loss to Collegians) . Interestingly Phil, Collegians have won 6 games this year by less than 3 goals plus a tie against Marcel!in . Phil : Well, I reckon that's a sign of stre ngth . Wal : Me too. Phil : So you selecting Collegians? Wal : I don't think I can - Ormond's forward line have kicked 52 points more than any other side this year and their backline is superb. What about you "Stevo"? Phil: Ormond, because Mike McArthur-Allen played with South Warmamboo l like me and . . . Wal : Stop! Stop! I know friends are much more important than everything else! Phil : Finally Wal, knowing you' re a cri cket stats man too, do you know who was the only English captain never to have scored a Test match run or taken a Test match catch? Wal : Mmm, I'll have to look that one up. Phil : Don't bother - it was Captain Cook . Wal : Stevo, you've been overworked, take a break . Phil : I will - see you next season .

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Due to recent queries from umpires about club personnel inside the boundary and where they should stand the VAFA Executive has asked me to inform clubs of the following :

Only designated officials (7 in number) to be inside the fence, and if not seated to be standing against the fence : At Elsternwick Park a line is marked in front of each coach's box over which club staff should not move during play. Where coaches' boxes are provided they are to be used . Umpires have enough to do, so DUTY OFFICERS have been asked to police this requirement . ~* * VAFA stalwart Tony O'Callaghan and his lovely wife Ma ry will certainly know they've had a day at the footba!l on Saturday, as they have a son playing in each of De La Salle's grand final series - Patrick kicked "the dew off the grass" with the Under 19s at 9am, followed by Matthew in the "two's" and then John in the "one that really matters" . It's a shame "Ocka" doesn't drink as he probably would enjoy a couple on Saturday night!! ! **~ Two sets of lost keys were handed in to me during and after last weekend's matches - call me on 531 5452 . ~c ,t *

Each year members of the Executive and staff try their tipping skills . Here's how the "experts" see this weekend' s

finals :

B Section Under 19-1 A Section De La Salle De La Salle David Sco tt - Ormond De La Salle De La Salle - Collegians Jim Hawkins De La Salle De La Salle Tony O'Callaghan - Collegians - Ormond De La Salle De La Salle Tom Johnson Therry Old Xaverians - Collegians David Burnes - Ormond De La Salle De La Salle Phil Stevens Therry Old Xaverians - Ormond Noel Rundle De La Salle De La Salle Philip Rowell - Collegians De La Salle Old Xaverians - Ormond Ross Booth De La Salle De La Salle Sue Anderson Ormond Therry Old Xaverians - Ormond Stuart Stockdale Therry Old Xaverians John Miles - Collegians De La Salle De La Salle Greg Paine - Ormond De La Salle De La Salle John Dillon - Ormond De La Salle De La Salle And re w Langford-Jones - Ormond Therry De La Salle - Ormond Bob Welch Therry De La Sall e - Collegians David Cook ORMOND 64% THERRY 64% DE LA SALLE 71% % COLLEGIANS 35% DE LA SALLE 35% O. XAVERIANS 29 % *** Special guest at Friday's Chairman's Luncheon was VFL coaching legend Tommy Hafey. Tommy, alon g time mate of this writer, was very difficult to buy a thank-you gift for - a VAFA tie would have been useless and a sponsor CUB pack equally so . I finally decided on the world's third best drink as a gift - tea!! ! *** On a sad note to finish my final column for the year, I, on behalf of the VAFA Executive, extend deepest sympathie s to all members of the Dovetonclub and in particular to the families of club members Philip Ashton and David Mair who lost their lives last Friday in a car accident. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

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National Mutual - for your Financial Planning ! By crickey . . . By jingo . . . By golly . . . Gee whiz . . . What a year! (Apologies to Mike Gibson ) It certainly has been a year . . . both on and off thefield . On the field, the Australian Amateur Team this season was the first team ever to reach the Final of the NFL Divison 2 Carnival . . . the VAFA Under 19 side was runnersup to the VCFL in the Victorian Under 19 Vic Health Championships held at VFL Park late June . . . In A Section Ormond's a grand finalist again . . . what a team . . . what a coach . . . what a club ! Off the field, there's been plenty happening too! Peter French accepted the Chief Executive job at Vic Sport . . . 'Fabulous' Phil Stevens has taken over the VAFA General Manager's chair and is certainly making his mark . . . of course with great assistance from 'Super' Sue Anderson in the VAFA office . . . and 'Big Jim', the VAFA's hard-working President will step down after his 3 year term . Jim Hawkins will certainly leave the VAFA in great shape and his strong leadership and drive has set the standard for all to follow . '89 was a big year for VAFA Marketing and this area came under the wing of VAFA executive member 'Big' Bob Welch . Bob's team included Tony O'Callaghan who runs the VAFA's property division . . . a most important revenue generator for the VAFA . (By the way, Tony hasn't been too well lately - I'm sure a De La Premiership on Saturday will help.) . , . 'Turn Coat' Ross Booth heads our media section . . . Ian `Munners' Mun ro spends an enormous amount of time with special events (Big V and Gold Pass Clubs) . . . and extras on Bob's committee who put a lot of time and effort into ensuring successful and profitable VAFA marketing programmes . Which brings me to our final 'wrap-up' for '89 . . . our sponsors . . . from the very major . . . to the minor . . the VAFA thanks you for your generous support . To our major corporate sponsor, National Mutual G ro up of Companies, and executive members, General Manager Victoria, Peter Comley, Assistant Frank Cullen, Agency Manager, John Carmichael, Public Relations Manager, Di Monopoli representing National Mutual . . . to Bernie Hoy and Neil Busse from National Mutual Trustees . . . to Ian Crawford, National Mutual Royal Bank . . . to `Doc' White, IEA, the VAFA thanks yo again for your wonderful support . '89 saw a breakthrough with a co-sponsor arrangement by the Victorian Health P ro motion Foundation (VicHealth) . Rhonda Galbally, Chief Executive Officer, Adrian Nye, Manager Assessment & Evaluation and Campbell Rose, Project Officer, and VHPF board members Ron Casey, David Parkin and Russell Hopper, have been great supporters of VAFA family football and the $50,000 sponsorship enabled the VAFA for the first time ever to employ a part-time Promotions Officer, G reg Paine, to conduct clinics, visit schools and clubs . . . and generally promote the 'Amateur' code . . . and dental care . It's been a great success and hope this arrangement continues for many years to come . Thanks also to Australian Dental Association (Vic Division) President, Neil Hewson for his contribution . To our other major sponsors we again appreciate their support whether it be in $$$ terms and/or in 'kind' : Carlton United Breweries : John Elliott, Ken Carnie, MSS Pat ro l Serv ices : Peter Taylor ; Tom McDonald & Michael Turner ; Puma Aust : John Forbes ; Australian Wool Corporation : Dougal Pleasance ; Keenans Spo rts : Peter Snooks; Ansett Airlines : Robert O'Brien, Paul Downey ; Southern C ross Hotel : Barry Fink ; BDF : Barry Shepherd & Paul Beetchenow ; Manifold Stationers : Chris Toulie ; Beaurepaire's : John Gurrieri (It was W. Brunswic k Coles New World: Russ Stucki, Greg Every, Diann e not St . Kevins!) and 'sponsor jester' Tim Grant ; Daley, Leanne Norris ; Cadbu ry-Schweppes: Chris Cathlove ; Baillieu Knight Frank : Paul Lachal ; DBE Ricoh : Brian Gilmour and Geoff McColl-Jones; Trophy Town : David Penaluna ; James Dickson : Ken, Margaret & Richard Lloyd ; Spalding Aust : Kaz Nowakowski ; Four'n'Twenty : Ray Thompson & Noel Lanigan ; Hugh Lyon Knitwear: Hugh, Hugh e & Rhond a G rover's Wines: Peter Marr & Michael ; Lyon . We hope to see you again in 1990 . Have a great day!

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ITVhat the Coaches Said BANYULE (C Runners-up) - John Simpson : "Congratulations to Old Haileybury, they played ver well and the best side won playing a fairly awesome brand of football . Nothing went right for us and we played our worst football for the season . We had some very nervous players before the match and didn't get a good start - you must get a good start in Amateur football ." OLD HAILEYBURY (C-P re miers) - Simon Meehan : "With the addition of seven U19 players our legs, especially in the second half, were superior to Banyule's . Unlike the game at Sandringham when we had several top players down on form, this week it was Banyule's turn . I have no doubt that the two sides deserve their promotion as their performances throughout the year indicated ." MARCELLIN (A) - Murray B rown : "We played catch-up football all day and were unable to bridge the gap . I thought we gave 100% for the whole year and was proud to coach the Marcellin football club" . Murray has very tactfully predicted a "draw" in this week's Grand Final . COLLEGIANS (A) - Bruce Ferguson : "It was a very tough game as we knew it would be . Marcellin played the game very well and there was not much in it all day . Our forwards finished it off for us in the last 10-15 minutes. OLD BRIGHTON (B) - Mark Sarau : They got the jump on us and that was it . The first 15-20 minutes of th e game told the tale. It was a very disappointing end to the Club's most successful season ever. De La played very well and deserved to win, they beat us around the packs, got the ball out of the centre and easy goals resulted . Depth is a problem at our club that we must try and overcome ." DE LA SALLE ( B) - Bernie Dunn "A combination of our early aggression and the indiscretions on behalf of Old Brighton enabled us to kick 11 goals in the first quarter. This made it very difficult for Old Brighton to get into the game after quarter time ."

What the Coach es Say ORMOND (A) - Mike McArt hur-Allen : "I think we'll win, but it will be a tough game in that we are going for an important historical event (3 flags in a row) . Our greater fitness and discipline will see us through" COLLEGIANS (A) - Bruce Ferguson : It is going to be a very difficult game . Ormond has been the best side this season as they have shown by finishing on top of the ladder . We played reasonably well in the secondsemi so if we keep the pressure on them all day we might get away with it ." THERRY ( B) - Tony C rotty : "We have respect for the capabilities of the opposition but 'A' Grade football starts for us this week . DE LA SALLE ( B) - Bernie Dunn : "We'll have to be a lot more aggressive than the 2nd semi to win . They're obviously a very capable team on a good winning run so we'll have to win the hard ball which we failed to do two weeks ago . The recent pattern in amateur footy has seen the second semi loser win the Grand Final, likewise I think the extra match has helped us get back on track ."

GREG HARDIMAN (32) 3 years VAFA . 1988 A & C Section Grand Finals, 1987 A & C Section Grand Finals . Also Bellarine & District League and Little League .

WAYNE HENRY (39) 14 years VAFA . Grand Finals incl . 1989 C Section, 4 F Sec ., 4 U19, 2 B Res. and a C Res . Many G .F.'s as a boundary (incl .5 "A" Grade)

KEVIN SEGOTA (28 ) 9 years VAFA . 1988 B Section, 1987 A Section . Also E, C & B Sections in the past .

RICHARD SIMON (28) PETER WISEMAN (44) lstyearVAFA . 1983 Grand Final Mid- 9th year intheVAFA. Previously has Murray League . From VFL to VAFA umpired D, B & U19 Grand Finals . this year. Umpired B Sec. G .F. last year.

GLEN McKEEMAN (27) 1st year VAFA . Grand Finals i nclude VFL U19 and 3 VCFL Grand Finals . Also 3 Junir EDFL Grand Finals . From VFL to VAFA this year.

UNAL TRIBUNAL - SEPTEMBER 12TH SEPTEMBER 9TH ROUN D D . CARMICHAEL ( Uni Blues) - Striking - Suspended two matches. D. CATON (Preston Res) - Elbowing - Suspended four matches. N . MAYNARD ( P re ston Res) - Striking - Suspended two matches. M . ZUBAK ( P re ston Res) - Strikin g - Suspended two matches . W. NASON (Old Xaverians U19) - Striking - Suspended thre e matches. S . O'CONNOR (Old Bri g hton) - Striking - Suspended four matches. B. NELSON ( Hampton Rovers U19) - Striking - Suspended six matches . M . MOSS ( Hampton Rovers U19) - Striking - Suspended two matches . J . WILSON ( Hampton Rovers U19) - Abuse to umpire - Suspended two matches .

Abusive and Obscene Language Clubs are advised that the penalties that apply to the Under 19 competition in relation to the Abusive and Obscene Language will now apply to all sections of the competition . That is 'An audible obscenity will result in the player being automatically ordered from the field for 15 minutes of playing time. If a second offence occurs or if one of the umpires is the subject of the obscenity, the player will be reported and automatically sent off for 15 minutes of playing time' : 16

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A SECTION GRAND FINAL, SUNDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER AT ELSTERNWICK PAR K This weekend's umpires from: R . Bell, M . Bushfield, D . Dalgleish, R. Francis, G . Hardiman, W. Henry, G . McKeeman, K. Segota, R . Simon, M . Thomas, P. Wiseman . SENIORS : ORMOND v COLLEGIANS RESERVES : ORMOND v COLLEGIANS Boundary: G . Bland, A . Moore Boundary: M . Young, K . Walker Goal: P. Alsop, M . Lentini Goal: R . Clarkston, M . Sarong Duty Officer: Phil Stevens B GRAND FINAL, SATURDAY 23rd SEPTEMBER AT ELSTERNWICK PAR K SENIORS : DE LA SALLE OC v THERRY RESERVES : ST BERNARDS v DE LA SALLE OC Boundary: L . Gallagher, P. McTaggart Boundary: J . Huckson, F. Martinez Goal: G . Baumgarton, K. Pitcher Goal: W. Fowler, W. Binc h Duty Officer: Phil Stevens UNDER 19 SECTION 1 GRAND FINAL UNDER 19 SECTION 3 GRAND FINAL DE LA SALLE BLUE v OLD XAVERIANS OLD TRINITY v MAZENOD O C Field: S . Clinch, S . McCarthy Field: G . Ridd, D. Newman Boundary: S . Vandersluys, S. Mannix Boundary: G . Thwaites, T. McKenzie Goal: M . Murray, A . Belcher Goal: G . Clancy, K . Tyle r Duty Officers: Tony O'Callaghan, David Scott Duty Officers: Manson Russel, John Miles THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

rFL"WDAY'S PROGRAM SATURDAY 7.45 : Gates ope n 9.00 : U19 Section 1 Match : De La Salle v Old Xaverians 11 .30 : Presentation ceremony (U19s) 11 .45 : Reserves match : St Bernards v De La Sall e (4 x 20 mins quarters plus time-on) 2 .00 : Presentation of J.FX . Dillon Cup 2 .15 : B Section Final De La Salle v Ther ry 4.45 : Presentation of Senior Premiership Cup and medallions .

10 .30 : Gates ope n 11 .30 : Reserves match : Ormond v Collegians (4 x 25 min quarters plus time-on ) 2 .00: Presentation of the N .C. Rundle Cup) 2 .10 : Presentation of goalkickers / best and fairest winners to crowd . 2 .20 : Teams/Umpires enter arena to club songs 2 .28 : Advance Australia Fair 2 .30 : 1989 GRAND FINAL ORMOND v COLLEGIANS 4,45 : Presentation of Sherrin Cup, L .A . Adamson Cup and individual medallions.

EXTRA TIME - RESERVE FINAL MATCHES : Extra time will be played in these matches where scores are level at the end of schedule time . In the event of scoreboard showing a draw players are to remain on the field, change ends and whilst this is happening the goal umpires will meet and confirm that it actually is a draw . Once confirmation is received 5 minutes will be played plus time-on after which the siren will be sounded . The teams will then cross straight over (without an address from the coach) and play another 5 minutes plus time-on . Whoever is in front at this stage will be deemed the winner. In the unlikely event of the scores still being level the match will be declared a draw and replayed the following week (Sunday) . Extra time will NOT be played in senior or Under-19 games . PRESENTATIONS : John Dillon (Exec) and Jim Hawkins (President) will present reserves and senior cups on Saturday . Noel Rundle (Treasurer) and Jim Hawkins will present reserves and senior cups on Sunday . Phil Stevens (General Manager) will assit with all presentations . ENTERTAINMENT• A jazz band will entertain patrons before, during and after the senior game . • Humphrey B. Bear will appear at half time and kids can be photographed with H .B.B. • A trackless train and merry-go-round will entertain the "littlies" while mum and day enjoy the footy.

FAWKNER AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB INC . C GRADE V.A .F.A . 1990 Requires applicants for the position of

Senior Coach Reserve Coach Under 19's Coach for the 1990 Seaso n Applications may be made in writing to The Secretary, Fawkner Amateur Football Club Inc. P.O . Box 185, Fawkner 3060 Applications clos e Monday, October 2nd 198 9 18

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UNDER 19 COAC H for the 1990 season Applications to be made in writing to : The Secretary, Mrs Isabel Nichols 43 Arthur Street, FAIRFIELD 3078 Applications close : Monday, October 9th 198 9 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

A, B and C section best and fairest winners for this year (from left to right) : Bernie Rafferty (C-Balaclava) ; Jim Hawkins (President), Mark McClelland (A-Old Xaverians) and Jamie Sturgess (B-Monash Blues) .

Under 19 best and fairest winners with VAFA President Hawkins are: Peter Sheehan (Aquinas) ; Anthony Paddon (Albanvale) ; Adrian Timboli (North Old Boys) and Richard Dalton (Old Xaverians) .

The Grand Final winning sides in each Section are as follows : C SECTION - OLD HAILEYBUR Y F SECTION - MAZENOD B: R . Gerny, B . Baxter, T. Chegwin B : Francis, G . Rogers, G . Matthews HB : W. Smith, J . Bingham, B. Cart y HB : Green, Chilcott, Todd C : M . Armstrong, C. McKenzie, W. Byrnes C: Riley, Fotiniotias (C/C), Grimison HF: W. Phillips, G . Tanner, T. Lyel l H F: Hamilton, A . Rogers, Robinso n F: Schmidt, Walden, G . McKenzie F: G . Smith, Geoff Matthews, McMullin Rucks : D. Seccull, D . Connell, S. Meehan Rucks : Hall, Lucas, Palamar a I/Ch : M . Colston, F. Mai n I/Ch : Fitzgerald, Co x D SECTION - THOMASTOW N H SECTION - RICHMOND CENTRA L B : F. Farchione, M . Spinoso, C. Koulinos B: Miranda, R . Peatling, Park HB : A . La Rosa, S. Bradford, K . Harling H B: Alevras, Hirscher, Egerton C : P. Valeri, A . Fellows, E . Lentini C: Parker, Bastow, Mulvogue HF : G . Bubis, J. Karambelas, B. Leavold HF : Lang, Tymms, Young (C/C) F : D . Farchione, C. Cedro, C . Pearson F: Phillips, Jukes, Ricketts Rucks : R . De Thomasis, D . Fellows Rucks : Van Maanen, P. Paras Rover: R . Carrol l Rover : Jiggin s I/Ch : R . Molella, G . Petsinis I/Ch : Travers, S . Peatling, Smith, Davey Coach : John Walsh e E SECTION - LA TROBE UN I B : S. Hands, P. Martin, G . Liersch HB : S. Brownlaw, T. Fawcett, M . Lewis THE BLACK LIS T C: D. Poole, S . Benbow, M . Bakogianis (Ca) - Failed to phone final sco res by 5 p.m. - Reserves by 3 p .m . HF : L . Athanasakis, I . Wrigglesworth , FINE : FIVE DOLLARS M . Kreuze r ( Cb) - Also failed to phone sco re s by 5 .30 p .m . FINE : TEN DOLLARS. F: J . Cousins, T. Wilson, M . Dalbosco (Cc) - Failed to phone A Section details to Press Corre spondent Rucks : A . Cummings, R . Littl e by 5.30 p.m . ; sco res ( if necessary) by ,,3 p.m . ; or B Section Rover: P. Tucc i details to Pre ss Cor re spondent by 6 .30 p.m . FINE : TEN DOLLARS . I/Ch : J . Sandy, D. Huffer Coach : C. Orvad OLD HAILEYBURY - Cb - $1 0

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A SECTION GRAND FINAL PROFILES ORMOND 1 . P. COX (22) Courageous, consistent and tireless worker. 2 . P. SCHUHKRAFT (24 ) Fast leading, strong marking forward . 5 . D. McDONALD (25 ) Reliable, hard working defender. 6. A . BEST (22) Hard working, close checking defender . 7. M . GILMORE (22) Close checking utility who contests hard . 10 . M . McDONALD (24) Strong, physical key position player. 13 . P. KINGSTON (26 ) Rugged, tireless worker, All-Aust. 14. S. TAYLOR (21 ) High leaping, mobile ruckman . 15 . N . COX (20) Elusive and skilled wingman . 19 . A . JOBLING (24) Extremely fit and fast ruck rover. 22 . B. CONNELL (21 ) Quick rover who contests very hard . 23. P. McDONALD (23 ) Hard working ruckman . 24. S . McCOOKE (29) Experienced, reliable big game performer . 25. P. FORSYTH (28 ) Unassuming possession winner. 26. M . BROWN (20) First year attacking defender. 27. T. HILLE (23 ) Able defender who uses body well . 34. G. RUSSELL (29 ) Centre line player, attacks and defends well . 35. S . GRACE (21 ) Strong, hard working utility . 40. M . TOBIN (23 ) A tireless competitor. 63. J. CLARKSON (20) Skilfull and consistent possession winner .

A SECTION GRAND FINAL ORMOND v. COLLEGIAN S

COLLEGIANS 1 . S. WILLIAMS (28 ) Veteran, versatile, strong big man . 2 . D . HOYLE (27) Club vice-capt and a noted finals player. 3. R . Berzins (25 ) Enigmatic and elusive forward . 4. M . HIBBINS (28 ) Versatile player, great reader of the game . 6. A . INGLETON (27 ) Experienced link player. 8. C. Pollock (25) Mobile ruckman who is a strong mark . 11 . W. DALY (19 ) Elusive, strong marking youngster. 13 . S . HINCHEN (26) Inspiring and storng captain . 14 . R . SCHOBER (23) Talented All-Aus backman . 16 . A . WALLACE (22) Courageous pacey small man . 17. G. TREGEAR (24) Talented wingman . 18 . J . BENNETT (26 ) Mobile strong marking big man . 19 . P. SCOTT (22 ) Close checkcing, first year player. 23. A . WRIGHT (25) Fast and courageous. 27. A . COOPER (22) Talented left-foot sharp shooter. 29. K . PARSONS (27) Tenacious, experienced rover. 30. M . GALBRAITH (19) Extremely classy defender. 34. P. KAHN (30) Veteran utility player . 42. H . STEPHENS (22) Good return this year. 44. A . PARKIN (18 ) Vastly improved young player. 66. J . SCHMIDT (22) Spectacular high flyer.

ORMOND GOAL ORMOND

P. SCHUHKRAFT S. HINCHEN FORWARD S

HALF FORWARD S

CENTRE S

HALF BACK S

BACKS COACH : M . McARTHUR-ALLEN - In 13 years of coaching various clubs Mike's teams have made finals on 10 occasions. Strength and unity are features of McArthur-Allen's coached teams . CLUB: This year, Ormond's 58th, sees the club in its 21st consecutive A-grade year . The club's most successful era was from 1969 when it won flags in 1971, 1972, 1973, 1985, 1987 and 1988 . Today the club is aiming at triple premiershi ps : 1987, 1988 and 1989. Two ex-Ormond notables : Neil Crompton (Melbourne) ; and Graeme Watson (VFL and Test Cricketer) 20

A . JOBLING A . WRIGH T

S . McCOOKE P. SCOTT

0. RUSSELL A. PARKIN

M. BROWN P. KAHN

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M . TOBIN S. WILLIAMS

S. TAYLOR R. SCHOBER

J. CLARKSON D. HOYLE

M . McDONALD J. SCHMID T

D.McDONALD W. DALY

COACH : B. FERGUSON - Played 312 games for the club. Been involved in coaching capacity 1973-76, 1979-89. Coach of Collegians last A premiership (1986) . CLUB: Founded in 1892 with centenary year approaching . A Grade premiers in 1936, 1937, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1961, 1986. Two ex-Collegian notables: Ross Oakley (VFL Commissioner) ; and Ivor Warne-Smith (VFL Brownlow Medallist )

COLLEGIANS : COACH.â&#x20AC;¢ BRUCE FERGUSO N

COACH: MIKE McARTHUR-ALLEN

B . CONNELL M. GALBRAITH

N . COX G. TREGEAR

M . GILMORE J. BENNET T

BACKS

HALF BACK S

CENTRES

HALF FORWARD S

A . BEST K. PARSONS T.HILLE R . BERZINS

FOLLOWERS: INTERCHANGE : P. McDONALD S. GRACE P. KINGSTON P. FORSYTH P. COX

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

COLLEGIANS GOAL

FOLLOWERS: INTERCHANGE (from) G. POLLOCK P. KAHN M. HIBBENS A . PARKIN A . WALLACE M. STEPHENS D. PHILLIP S B. WOOLHOUSE. 21

A SECTION RESERVES GRAND FINA L

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ORMOND

Coach : Bruce Ferguson

Coach : Mike McArthur-Allen Assistant Coach : Geoff Reill y

COLLEGIAN S Coach : Chris Warner

0 1 . S . Williams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 . D. Hoyle (VC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1 .P.Cox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3 . R . Berzins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 . M . Hibbins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5. D. McDonald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. A. Best . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

5. S. Hunt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6. A . Ingleton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

8. M . Gilmore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9. C. Tonkin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10. M . McDonald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2 . P Schuhkraft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

8. C. Pollock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9. G . Griffith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

13. P Kingston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14. S. Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

11 . W . Daly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 . S. Hinchen ( Capt) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14. R . Schober (DVC) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16. A . Wallace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

15. N . Cox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17. J . Clarkson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

18. J . Bennett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19. A . Scott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

22 . B. Connell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23. P. McDonald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

21 . 1 . Robe rts . . .

24. S . McCooke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 . P. Forsyth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

19 . A. Jobling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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22 . G . Parsons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

26 . M . Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27. T. Hille . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

23. A. Wright . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 . A. Cooper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29. K . Parsons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 . M . Galbraith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 .P.Kahn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 . N . Evans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

29 . D. Adams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 . V. Gervasoni . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34. G . Russell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35. S. Grace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

42 . H . Stephens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

37. D. Robertson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40. M . Tobin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

44 . A . Parkin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

57. D. Roth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

60. B . Woolhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

60 . D . Cox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

38 . M . Conron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

61 . R . Oliphant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66. J . Schmidt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Looking Back by Noel Rundl e

5 YEARS AGO - 1984 De La Salle outclassed Ormond to win its second successive "A" Section Premiershp and make it 5 in 8 years. Ormond's shocking inaccuracy, 3.14 at half time, did not help its chances but De La wre far too good . Ormond scored only 5 behinds in the first term to trail De La by 23 points, and made no ground in the second term . Steady rain took over in the third term and did little to detract from De La's superiority. Final scores were 11 .14 to 6.19 . Beset were P Szerkaski, M . Greene, G . Connolly, T Cooke, F. Leonard, D. Harrington (De la) and G . Ritchie, P Mehrten, R . Barnes, R . Morris, G . Russell, M . Vane (Ormond) . Shane Murphy kicked 4 goals for De La . Umpires were Brian Goodman, John Horwood . The De La team was : B : D. Nugent P. Czerkaski R .McHenry HB : B. Bourke M . Deveson P. Leonard C : D. Harrington T. Cooke W. McDonald HF: W. Tyson R . Williams D. Hollie r F : W. Lowe S. Murphy M . Simpson Rucks: M . Greene M . Connolly P. Maher I/C : R . Auber G . McHenry In B Section St Bernards won their third final to take the flag . It was an excellent high standard game with the result in doubt until the last few minutes when Ivanhoe, valiant in defeat could not hold out St Bernards with final scores 20.14 to 17.13 . Beset were David Burgin, Paul Smith, Damien Sullivan, Greg Wood, John O'Connell, Maurice Sullivan (St Bs) and McDonnell, Sharp, Donoghue, David, Gittos, Morcom (Ivanhoe) . St Bernard's line-up was : B : R . Cervetto K . Mahady M . Sullivan HB : J. Monaghan M . O'Dea P. Daffey C : G . Wood D . Burgin D. Sullivan HF : J . Federico P. Hogan M . Redmond F : J . Pearson G. Lane V. McGuire Rucks : P. Smith G . McAllister J . O'Connell I/C : R . Purcell A . Mui r Coach : Paul Daffey Ass . Coach : Michael lanazzo 10 YEARS AGO - 1979 Umpire Philip Rowell celebrated his 200th game with his appointment to "A" Section Grand Final . Colin Wills was his co-umpire while David Hindle (game 201) and Ben Croxford umpired "C" Section Grand Final . De La obeyed coach Sheehy's instructions to "run at the ball" and "put your body in" and powered their way to a 17.15 to 12 .10 victory against University Blues. Teams were as follows from the backline : THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

De La Salle OC: B : K . Power Lyons Doolan HB : Halasa M . Greene Doolan C: Hollier McHenry Graves HF: Maher Loft Beddoe F: Cooke Cally Ruffols Rucks : Nugent Donegan Dunn I/C : P. Greene Sully University Blues : B : Carey R. Curnow Adams HB : Holt Trumble Carroll C : Dobbie Came Moore HF : Sleeman Yeo Wood F : Tyquin Karvelis King Rucks : Cortese Davies Kaufman I/C : Whitehead Bedford Kew won its first flag for many years when it overwhelmed St Kilda CBOC to win the "C" Grade Final by 38 points, 19.21 to 15 .7. Kew were in command all day and their small men dominated the game. Best were Toogood, Smith, Blay (5 goals), Jackomes, Fletcher, O'Farrell . Terry Hayes was the toast of Kew with a premiership in his first year as coach as his tactics brought new enthusiasm and discipline to Kew. 15 YEARS AGO - 1974 University Blacks won the "A" Section premiership in a game marred by strong winds and a couple of heavy rain squalls . Blacks kicked 6.4 in a brilliant first quarter and went on to a 20 point lead at half time when Ormond kicked only 2 .6 for that term . The third quarter was tight and 14 points was between the teams at the last change. The defences stood firm with Blacks kicking 1 .1 to Ormond's 0.4. Best were : Uni Blacks A . Costello, King, Webster, Fisher, Perrett, A . Johnstone . Ormond : I . Cameron, Corben, Hardham, Bourne, Jenkins, Buckley . Goals : Uni Blacks : I . Cordner 3, Moffatt 3, Perrett 2, A . Johnstone, King, Fisher. Ormond : Ladd 2, A . Graham 2, Bourne 2, J . Russ, S . Russ, Dove. Old Trinity reversed the second semi final result to defeat Monash Blues by 10 points and take out the "B" Section flag . Monash 41 points down at the last change, staged a magnificent comeback, marred only by inaccuracy, to kick 4.7 to nil . Best : Old Trinity: O'Brien, R . Kennedy, Dann, Weir, Hansen, Fletcher. Monash Blues : Griffiths, Galbraith, Halliday, Skinner, Gray, Hopkins. 20 YEARS AGO - 1969 In a tight game in which the lead changed many times Coburg finally won 13 .17.95 to Ormond' s 31

12 .12 .84 to take the "A" Section premiership . Best were Peter Callesen, Neil Willoughby and Norm Beattie ( Coburg) and Graeme Moran, Brian Finlayson and Bruce Bourne (4 goals) for Ormond . In "B" Section Ivanhoe 13 .15.93 - Bill McWhinnie kicking 5 goals, defeated De La Salle OC 10 .12 .72 while in a high standard Junior game St Bernards 15.16.106 defeated St Kilda CBOC 15 .10.100. 50 YEARS AGO - 1939 Champion Old Scotch full forward Bill Pearson was appointed coach . Old Xaverians were having trouble finding a suitable oval but finally settled to play at the school . The season started on April 29th . Advertisers were Bell's Socks, Fayrefield Hats, Listener In, Paragon Socks, Richmond City Pool, Penetrene, Melbourne Sports Depot, The Age, Victoria Bitter Ale, Robert S . Don Footballs,, Bosistos Eucalyptus Oils, Hartleys, State Savings Bank, Sherrin Footballs, Autoterms, Kola Tonic, Ross Faulkner Footballs, Gilbey's Dry Gin, Veales Electrical, Nutting and Young Footballs, 3AW, Lord's Footballs, Ezywalkin, Beaucaire Shirts, Denyer's Athletic and Surgical Supports, Turf and Briquelles . Ormond were happy with the debut of new half forward flank Roy Quin who kicked 6 goals against Malvern . Roy later starred for Richmond . Victo ri an team to play South Australia in Adelaide on July 29th was as follows : B : Paige (SSB), Steele (Uni Blacks), Ellis (I'hoe) . HB : J. Hunt (Teachers' College), E . Cordner (Uni Blacks), Tickell (Coll ) C: Hutchings (Old S), 1 . Johnson (Cob), W . Dexter (Geel) . HF: Pollard (SSB), Taylor (Coll .), Quinn (Orm) . F : Cook (E'wick), L . Bbyd-Gerny (MHSOB), J . Atkins (Old Melb) .

FOLL : Ross (Uni Blacks), Waring (Old B'tonians), Moore (['hoe) . Emergency : McRae (Old Scotch), Coghill (Murrum) . Victoria 15 .16, S .A . 10.17. The Baron Marks trophy for best Victorian was J . Hunt. Other stars were Cordner, Tickell, Moore, Hutchins, Ross, Pollard, McRae, Coghill . "The Office Boy" wonders if Alex Johnson was a full-back at the MHS ball ? Ormond notes stated "In his first full season in the Australian game Ron Bywater has proved a find at centre half back" . Ron Bywater went on to play with South Melbourne and was runner-up in the 1946 Brownlow. Myer on top in "D" had to forfeit their right to play in the finals when it was discovered that a member of the team was ineligible for selection as he had failed to appear before the Tribunal of another body some eight years ago . Sam Loxton headed Under-19 goalkickers with 80 goals. Sam was later a St Kilda star and also, as an all rounder, a member of Don Bradman's famous 1948 test team . University Blacks were far too strong in the air for Ormond and won the "A" Section premiership 15.18 to 10 .8. It was the second of six in succession for Uni Blacks, 1938-39-46-47-48-49 (no play 1940-45 due to WWII), and in 1939, 47 and 49 Ormond were runners-up . (Since those glory days Blacks have won only two "A" Section flags, 1965 and 1974 . ) Best were : R . Steele, E . Cordner, J . Mitchell, E . Ryan, J . Cunningham, C. Galbraith (Blacks) and Follett, McMinn, Parker, J. Bray, R . Quinn, Yates . Elsternwick won the "B" Section flag 16 .14 to Brunswick 13.9 . When play recommenced in 1946 both teams enjoyed their deferred promotion by playing in "A" Section.

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PRELIMINARY FINA L COLLEGIANS 4 .2 9.3 11 .5 16 .9 .105 MARCELLIN 2.1 5.5 8.9 11 .11 .77 COLLEGIANS Berzins 4, Parsons 3, Ingleton 2, Daly 2, Pollock 2, Hibbins. Tregear, J .Schmidt . BEST Wallace, Hibbins, Pollock, Tregear, Hinchen, Wright . MARCELLIN Caffry 3, S.Boysen 2, Lennox 2, Delahunt, T.Amad, J.Amad, Paatsch . BEST Gallagher, Lennox, Day, L.Getson, Origlasso, Cooper.

PRELIMINARY FINAL UNI BLUES 3.4 7.8 8.11 9.12 .66 COLLEGIANS 0 .2 4 .5 10 .7 12.9.81 COLLEGIANS Wolff 5, Coyne 2, N .Schmidt 2, Peck 2, Habben . BEST N .Schmidt, Whittaker, Conron, Pike, Higson, Lord . UNI BLUES Lowe 4, Macaulay 2, A .MacDonald Cohen, Formosa . BEST Ballard, Connolly, Buckley, Stephens, Macaulay, Carmichael .

PRELIMINARY FINA L DE LA SALLE 11 .1 15 .4 21 .6 24.11 .155 OLD BRIGHTON 0 .0 1 .4 2 .6 9.8.62 DE LA SALLE Peter Green 10, Campbell 4, Ronchi 2, Fraser, Lowe, Buckley, Kinsella, Sheedy, Tully, Anderson, Wright . BEST Ronchi, Peter Green, Mullins, Wright, Anderson, Kinsella . OLD BRIGHTON A .Grant 3, Fisher 2, Pryor 2, Burns, Denton, BEST James, Burns, Shippen, O'Connor, Cooper, Fisher .

C . SE.CTIfON` GRAND FINA L OLD HAILEYBURY 5 .4 11 .9 18.16 23.20.158 BANYULE 2 .1 6.7 10.9 12 .11 .83 OLD HAILEYBURY Walden 4, Connell 3, Meehan 3, Lyell 2, Tanner 2, Byrns 2, Phillips 2, Armstrong 2, Chris Gordon McKenzie, Chris Gerard McKenzie, Colston. BEST Bingham, Phillips, Lyell, Chris Gordon McKenzie, Seccull, Armstrong . BANYULE Sutterby 3, Weston 2, Lusk 2, Gilbert, Adams, Gibson, Moloney, Coulson, BEST Coulson, Holt, Williams, Gill, Sanders, Ladd .

'UNDER ,19 . ZONE= PRELIMINARY FINA L OLD XAVERIANS 2 .2 5 .2 11 .8 11 .10.76 O. PARAD. GREEN 7.4 9 .6 9.11 .65 3 .2 OLD XAVS Hall 5, O'Sullivan, King, McLean, Dillon, Juracich, Fenwick, BEST Ellis, Dillon, P.Dalton, King, Fenwick, R .Dalton . 0. PAR . GREEN Board 2, Joyce 2, Digney, O'Keefe, Canavan, Puccio, Geary. BEST Robertson, Flynn, Canavan, Digney, Hewett, Brabender .

[UNDER 19 ZONE 2 GRAND FINAL OLD SCOTCH 6 .1 12 .3 16 .5 18 .10.118 ST. BERNARDS 1 .1 3.3 5 .8 7.8.50 OLD SCOTCH Millington 6, Billing 3, Gibbs 2, D.Steele 2, Rattopoulos 2, Buckley, Earle . BEST Sinclair, Wilson, Buckley, Cowper, Millington, Gibbs. ST. BERNARDS Wood 2, C .Overman, L.Overman, Parrett, Doolan, Gallagher, BEST McGeown, Horn, Gallagher, C .Overman, Breen, Parrett .

UNDER 19 ZONE 3 PRELIMINARY FINAL REPLY MAZENOD 5 .4 7.7 12 .10 20.11 .131 HAMPTON ROVERS 0 .5 3 .8 8.8 10.11 .71 MAZENOD Riley 6, Ward 4, Tetley 4, McLean 2, Smith 2, Principe 2, BEST Cobban, Tetley, Ward, Riley, Biviano, McLean . HAMPTON ROVERS Greig 5, Pat, Voulgarakis, Wilton, Crisp, Amoore . BEST Blaskett, Greig, Hobson, Voulgarakis, Hender . THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

B` RESERVE SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL ST. BERNARDS 0.2 1 .3 4.7 9.8 .62 FAWKNER 0 .0 4 .5 5.7 7.11 .53 ST. BERNARDS Hogan 5, Tota 2, O'Connell, Burke, BEST Saundry, Tote, Hogan, O'Connell, Runting, Haddad . FAWKNER Ould 2, Tymms, Wilson, Cropley, Kelly, Terry . BEST Cecchini, Cohen, K .Busst, Cropley, Young, Tymms.

C RESERVEESECTIO N GRAND FINAL PRESTON 0 .1 2.4 7.8 9 .6 .60 OLD HAILEYBURY 4 .6 5 .11 8.14 13.16 .94 OLD HAILEYBURY King 3, Lasscock 2, Parton 2, Fletcher, Rae, A.Wigg, P.Wigg, Gilchrist, McGorlick . BEST Rae, Fletcher, Noske, P.Wigg, Bennett, Parton . PRESTON Haysom 3, Philp 2, Warwick 2, Finikarides . Bennett, BEST Mounsey, Zubak, Ryles, Smart, Belford, Allen .

MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS FOOTBALL CLUB INC . `D' GRADE VAFA 1990 Seeks applicants for the positions of :

SENIOR COACH RESERVES COACH ~

UNDER 19 COACH for the 1990 season Applications to be made in writing to : The Secretary, M .H .S .O.B . F.C . Inc. 48 Leamington Street, RESERVOIR, Vic 3073 A young, energetic Club with a diligent Committee & modern facilities. Applications close : Monday, October 18th 1989 33

Personality Pars WELL DONE FREAKSHOW ! Congratulations last week (9/9) to Johnny 'F re akshow' Buckley on playing 50 games for De La Salle. "The Freak" started in 1986 and before long impressed all and sundry with his uncanny skills . He was a regular lsts player last year but unfortunately didn't receive his pre-season letter until July this year. A possible late inclusion this week for the 1sts, Johnny certainly wouldn't be out of his league. Hope you can chalk up at least another 50 John . 150 TO ORMOND'S PHILIP KINGSTON Congratulations to Philip Kingston who plays his 150th game for Ormond in the Grand Final today . After playing for Old Haileybury Juniors, Phil followed in the footsteps of his father, Jack, (past Captain and President of Ormond) to Ormond . He has since become a very popular and well respected player at Ormond . Kingo's achievements at Ormond have been many and include being a member of the 1985, 1987 and 1988 Premiership sides . In 1988 he was named captain of the Victorian side and after success in that Carnival had the honour of being named 1988 AllAustralian Captain . In 1989 he has followed this up with again being selected in both the Victorian (vicecaptain) and All-Australian Amateur sides . Phil's sporting talents are not only limited to the football field, as in the summer he is a top wicket keeper for South Melbourne in the District Cricket ranks . In addition to this, he somehow also finds time to run his very successful landscape garden business. Well done Kingo on reaching your 150th and let's hope it turns out to be another memorable day in your career.

COACHES1990 SENIORS RESERVES U-19, 3rd 1 8 Apply by 6-10-89 to : Secretar y C/- 2-16 Brenbeal Street, BALWYN 310 3

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UNDER 19s TEAM S 2 x 50 GAMES AT ST ANDREWS Congratulations to Robe rt Soncin and Geof f Hibbe rt who have both played their 50th games for St Andrews Coburg AFC over the past few weeks . Both players have had excellent seasons with Ro b playing consistently in the close checking defender role whilst Geoff has been saddled with the job of ruckman - having the responsibility of starting the team on the right path each week, a job he has performed with zest and enthusiasm . We all hope to see both Geoff and Robert returningn in 1990 and continuing to play good football . Well done both of you . THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

FOR THE 1990 SEASO N CONTACT: PETER MILFORD CLUB SECRETARY 870 5133 (Work) 725 5294 (Home ) Applications close 30th September, 1989 35

STATE BANK FOOTBALL CLUB INC . `D' GRADE SEMI FINALIST 1989 Seeks applicants for the positions of :

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A SECTION Macinnes, Uni Blues Caffry, Marcellin Schuhkraft, Ormond Berzins, Collegians S .Boysen, Marcellin Freeman, Parkside Fitzpatrick, Kew Aujard, Old Scotch Perkins, Old Scotch Roth, Ormond

for the 1990 seaso n Applications to be made in writing to : Mr. Peter Wabbis, 17 Gilston Way, RINGWOOD NORTH 313 4 Enq : 604 7780, (AH) 879 003 5 Applications close : Friday, 29th September, 1989

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B SECTION Peter Green, De La Sall e N . Heath, Uni Blacks R. Heath, Bull/Temp. G . Wood, St Bernards Waddington, Old Brighton Allen, Old Brighton Sheedy, De La Salle Hildebrand, Monash Blues Bosanko, Therry Campbell, De La Salle Allibon, Old Trinity C SECTION Weston, Banyul e Panagiotidis, Hampton Rovers Riddell, St. Kild a Philips, Preston MBOB Ross, Hampton Rovers A . Hill, Balaclava D SECTIO N Pra tt , Whitefriars Jenkins, State Bank Acreman, Old Mentonians C . Cedro, Thomastown Evans, Power Hous e Wix, MHSOB E SECTION Wilson, Lat ro be Uni D. DeMorton, North Brunswick Burgess, Doveton Seeley, St . Bedes Wrigglesworth, Latrobe Uni Patterson, Heatherton F SECTION McGowan, Williamstown Martin, Waverley Oliver, Old Carey Szietz, ANZ Bank Fossa, University Reds Bulluss, St . Leonards G SECTION Thomas, Blood s Dalton, Kew D. Maclsaac, Kew Warner, Monash Whites Prowse, Kew H SECTION Phillips, Richmond Central Tymms, Richmond Central Ricketts, Richmond Central Lang, Richmond Central Pouloupoulos, St Kilda Griffin, St. Kevins

Enquiries and Applications to Keith Frearson , Faculty of Economics, Monash University, Clayton 3168 Telephone 565-231 1

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Applications to be made in writing to : The Secretary, Old Mentonians Football Club P.O. Box 454 MENTONE, Vic. 3194

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B RESERV E Ould, Fawkner (2) 34 P. Monaghan, St. Bernards 32 75 Hendrie, Bulleen/Temp 31 71 O'Keefe, De La Salle O.C. 19 60 O'Brien, De La Salle (1) 19 59 Selleck, Fawkner 1 7 52 47 C RESERVE Bowler, Banyul e 51 112 Haysom, Preston MBOB (3) 4 9 66 Devola, Hampton Rovers 24 63 L . Caligiuri, Preston MBOB 23 59 Robertson, Old Haileybury 22 58 D RESERVE 53 Cu rt in, State Bank 59 Peter O'Brian, Whitefriars 48 102 Camilleri, Thomastown 44 84 Martin, MHSOB 36 68 Young, Old Camberwel l 26 62 E RESERVE 56 Watson, Doveto n 47 55 Ryan, Aquinas 40 Cavalieri, La Trobe Uni 39 65 Penouris, Heatherton 33 58 Bryant, St . Bedes 33 27 Pegler, Aquinas 23 31 Link, Heatherton 18 31 F RESERVE 40 Dawson, Williamstow n 85 38 J . Boyle, Mazenod 37 37 Hayden, St . Leonards 23 34 Yusuf, Commonwealth Bank 23 33 Dicintio, M azeno d 22 31 Iles, St . Andrews 18 37

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Senior Coach Reserves Coach & Under 19 Coach Very talented young side capable of promotion to higher grades . Excellent social room and trainin g facilities with full gymnasium . Applications in writing should be forwarded to : The Secretary, Mr. John Selkirk 19 Enfield Ave, Park Orchards 3114 Applications clos e Monday, October 2, 1989

A.N.Z . BANK AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB INC . "F" SECTION 1990

Invites applications for the following Coaching position s for the 1990 seaso n

Seniors Reserves An excellent opportunity exists to join the Club and continue its revival into the 90's . Excellent playing and social facilities available. Applications in writing to : The Secreta ry, Mr Tom Brai n 4 Graceburn Avenue CARNEGI 3163 Applications close Friday, 20th October, 198 9

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