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EDITORIAL

by Phil Stevens

Good afternoon football followers .

Amateurfootball 1991 got off to aflying start last weekend in what seemed to be a relatively hassle free weekend of matches.

The highlight of my week was the Presidents', Secretaries' and Members' Dinner which is held annually atthe startof each season to getthe officials of all the clubs together, to mix with each other and to see that although games of football are there to be won each Saturday, many good friendships are able to be cultivated through football via functions such as the Presidents', Secretaries' and Members' Dinner .

The Southern C ross Hotel is a magnificent venue for an occasion such as this and really creates a great atmosphere and sense of grandeur. Thanks are extended to Barry Fink and Peter Felbel for their willingness to work closely with Administration in putting the night on .

Bob Rose was the guest speaker for the evening and captivated all present with an absorbing summary of his career from its origins in Nyah West through to him becoming a legend of the VFL . Bob's humility and great love for Collingwood and football endeared him to even the most anti-Collingwood people present .

Noel Rundle's magnificent introduction to Bob and his post speech presentation to Bob showed again what a wonderful ornament to Amateur football Noel is.

Ian Govera of Coodabeens fame, then brought roars of laughter to the Southern Cross Ballroom as he related his career of 75 senior games with Geelong (as a trainer!) and his love of all football over his period of time in the entertainment industry .

A great night and a great example of all Amateur clubs combining together to launch a wonderful season we will be hoping for afour-times bigger evening at the Southern Cross in 1992 to launch the Centenary Seaso n - 100 years`of Amateur football .

Have,,a great day at the football today .

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A SECTION PREVIEW

by Phil Stevens and Mike McArthur-Allen ROUND 1 MATCHES - REVIEW The opening of the 1991 A Section season commenced in ideal footy weather and saw both of last year's Grand Finalists soundly beaten ; De La are much stronger than we suspected ; Therry squeaked home and Old 6Aelbumians had a nightmare start to their return to A Grade after 8 years .

The Match of the Round last Sunday at The Park revealed a fast running well-balanced Old Haileyburians being fartoo good on the day for a strangely sluggish Ormond . McKenzie, D. Connell and Coach Meehan were far too slick for their Ormond opponents and Ormond were cut apart by these 3 in the centre square and with Tanner winning well on his wing they gave their forwards plenty of the ball . Walden was damaging with 4 goals and looked quick and strong . Ormond had few winners with Brown being their only real highlight . His work in defence was impressive but he lacked support . Haileybu ry out-ran and out-numbered Ormond on far too many occasions and made a very auspicious debut in their first A Grade game with a 53 point victory .

On Saturday we witnessed a very committed Marcellin defeat a lack-lustre Collegians at The Park . Leading by 2 points at half time the Eagles were much more desperate and worked better to a team plan than did the Lions in the second half . Sla tte ry, Chun, and Luke Getson were great and Caffry was let loose on too many occasions and kicked 5. Galbraith tried valiantly for Collegians but was let down by too many of his teammates .

An 8 goal to 1 third quarter by Therry after trailing by 3 goals at half time set up an 11 point win over Scotch .

Therry are our tip as big improvers so to only go down by 11 points is a reasonable effort by Scotch especially out at Oak Park . Ma tton roving and G rocock on the wing did well and watch young Jason Reddick this year as he can play a bit . Smith (as usual) was one of Scotch's good players and Keipe rt showed some promise.

NOBs trounced Old Melburnians by 88 points at Fawkner Park . Newcomer Brazil played very well at CHF and spies tell us Booth and Tim Jones showed good early season form . OMs' Witts brothers tried hard and Asst Coach Hibbins had a lot of the ball off the HB line . It may be a long season for O Ms if this form cannot be quickly reversed.

The remaining game saw what was expected to be a close game be anything but after quarter time. De La Salle bolted away from Uni Blues kicking 11 goals to 2 for the quarter. Uni were without their big ruck giant Yandell but Furphy battled well against superior odds with the De La runners swarming down the ground . Mahoney roving for De La and Toohey both did a lot of work and were well supported by plenty of teammates .

ROUND 2 MATCHES - PREVIEW De La play host to Marcellin and this game should help to place some guide to the relative strengths of these two sides forthis year. The Eagles are bubbling with enthusiasm after their good second half at The Park last week and are keen to show De La whythey have played off in two consecutive Preliminary Finals . There i s a big chance Dimmatina may return this week and he is a very good player . Matt Getson was a very mobile big man last week and will again give Chun and Slattery plenty of the ball . Young players Tranquili and Wooller are very promising .

De La will again need Fraser at his elusive best but M ahoney, Lowe and Harrison will help set the De La wave of runners going . Rennie at CHB is an attacking defender who may pose problems for Marcellin's forward line.

We think De L a at home will be hard to beat but they would not need to take the Eagles lightly.

NOBs will christen their new ground at Brunswick and meet Haileybury. Both had big wins last week although the quality of Haileybu ry 's opposition was much higher than North's. This promises to be another acid test for Simon Meehan's boys . North have never been easy to beat at home although this is new turf for all sides this year. Brazil will need to be held by Armitage and Baxter will have his work cut out on Egan . Connell, McKenzie and Meehan will suprise No rt h with their speed of hand and foot and may really hold the key for Haileybu ry.

The boys from McKinnon passed last week's test with flying colours . Provided they don't get too carried away with that result they should win here .

Collegians are home at the Harry Trott to Therry in what is a game that could make or break either side. Collegians have to rebound and do so with authority . They looked dispirited and even disinterested at times last wweek against Marcellin . The players they have lost have taken a real edge off the talent and team balance . Schober, Mount and Benne tt have to take more control of the game. By contrast, Therry are ideally placed to have 8 points from 2 games if they get their running game and linking play going . Biddlestone, Ma tt on and Reddick will be difficult on-ballers to keep in check and Zanetti is a very lethal forward on his game . We fancy Therry to "get the Lions on their line" and take home the points.

Ormond will unfurl their 1990 flag at home against Scotch and will be looking to make amends for a pitiful performance last week at The Park . This will be a hard fought contest as they always seem to be when these two meet. Scotch only went down to Therry by 11 points out at Oak Park and not manv sides are comfortable plavinq

have had their great pride savaged and will be in a very hungry mood at E .E . Gunn out there. However. Ormond Reserve this week Some very experienced players failed to perform last week and left too much to the new young those that escape will be keen to make certain their places are playeres . The selector's axe may fa!l on some and his performance and will be again looking for Smith not tnjeopardy this week. Scotch will rely on Fuller to lift Ormond should rebound from last week and win . and Keipe rt to continue on with last week's good form . Mentonians.

Both sides coming off thrashings will be Sunday at Elsternwick Park will see Uni Blues vs Old wanting to get 4 points on the board to forget last week . OM s' last trip to Headquarters will be a bitter memory when they were handed out a humi!iat :, ig defeat in last year's B Section GF . The doubts were raised then as to whether they were ready for promotion and nothing they did last week have removed those thoughts from critics' minds. Simon Derham keeps telli ng us that they have improved enormously from 1990 so this will be their chance to que!l the knockers . Uni without Yandell are not the threat they could be with the giant giving them first use of the ball . But Furphy, Stevenson and Worsley are great ball winners and with MeGinnes back at FF they can kick ,goals on big grounds . Hibbins will win many possessions but must be more aware of the defensive responsibilities . The Witts and Nicholls are great running players who will like the space to make their speed a real weapon . However, we can't see OMs taking the points.

B SEC'I'HOW

by Tom Johnston

The opening round of the season got underway in excellent conditons, with the wind having little influence on the outcome of the game . The Villain has already proven that he shouldn't be listened to after predicting only two winners from last week's games !

The match of the day between Banyule and Old Trinity proved to be the mis-match of the season . What a turnaround from the last match of season 1990 when the Banyule side completely outclassed Trinity to the first match of thisseason! Old Trinity, coached by ex Melbourne rover Alan Johnston, started the first quarter of season 1991 with a 7 goal burstthat left Banyule floundering . The second quarter Trinity continued their excellent work with last,year's Captain Coach, Russell Forbes, coming under notice with excellent disposal with either hand or foot. Trinity led by 57 points at half time . Banyule coach, John Simpson, pleased with his players to at least showtheir supporteis they were trying . Alas it was all to no avail as Trinity continued to outplay the listless Banyule side. The supporters of both sides were stunned (especially Banyule) as they nowtrailed by 92 points . Trinity were great - Banyule, the known front runners, had cracked in the first game of the season! The last quarter Banyule outscored Trinity 5 ,goals to 3 to finally lose by 76 points in a very poor display . Hats off to Trinity on a top first match-Best player for Trinity, back from Fitzroy, was C H F Nick Beardsley who was awesome and defender Nick Sammut went the four quarters ; CHB Rick Beardsley clearly was a Rock of Gibralter ; back pocket Craig Robinson (the old man of Ammo football) was impassable as was fullback Ian Wallace . Forward David O'Shanhassy's 5 goals was a match winning effort . Banyule's best players were hard to find - defender Bruce M oloney at least had a go as did fu!l back Andrew Mill . Marcus Fraumano showed great determination - the rest were pathetic .

Old Mentonians at home unfurling their premiership flags were pumped full of adrenalin against Old Paradians proving this scribe wrong with an excellent first up win against their most experienced opponents . Their win was full of merit as they trailed the OP side by 15 points at half time . The third quarter saw both sides goal for goal in a great contest with neight side shirking the issue . 11 goals were scored leaving Mentonians trailling by only 19 points . The last quarter was all OMs - the youth, the endeavour, the adrenalin were all working in their favour ; the tackling was ferocious -18 tackles in the last quarter was great football endeavour. Parade veterans were giving their a!! butto no avail as the Mentonians, sensing a victory, clinched it with a6 goal last quarter. Old Mentonians' best player was rover Russell MacQuire who was just inspirational for his side . Winger Craig Best continually drove the ball forward and full forward Adam Acreman's 8 goals was great value for his side while defender Nick MacQuire stood out with his tenacious play . Pa rade be st o!aver was Matt Considine who always gives 100 %

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to his club. Veteran rover Frank Gleason, after kicking the goal of the day, was disappointed with the end result but his individual effort was supereb . Nick Kerr's 6 goals at full forward was excellent value ; Peter Cosgriff on the wing gave a good display for 4 quarters . All in all this game was a great contest .

Parkside at home to St Bernards was a great result for the Red Devils under new coach Bruce Ferguson (ex Collegians) . The doggies aided with the use of a 3 goal breeze looked good in the first quarter . Cowell for Parkside was more than a match for Wayne "Skyscraper" Carey at the centre bounces which kept Parkside in the game and trailing by only 12 points at quarter time . Parkside dominated the 2nd quarter the three rovers were running riot - Panjari, Sedwick and Vincitorio looked for Sansonetti as centre half forward ;and only Frank's poor kicking kept the Doggies in the game. They now trailed Parkside by 25 points at the half time break . The 3rd quarter saw coach Frank Dunnell trying to plug holes all over the forward line - Carey playing a kick behind play was starting to take the big one grabbers . However full forward Luke Gollant was their only effective forward .

Parkside's magic three rovers kept running, tackling and most importantly stopped St Bernards from getting back into the match . Instead of having a huge victory, Parkside didn't go on with thejob in the last quarter. Griff iths on the wing, who had a picnic early, started to tire, young Doggies rover Co ry Mallia was very impressive in the last quarter but he didn't have enough teammates and when the final siren went Parkside had scored an impressive 42 points win over a very disappointing St Bernards . Best on ground was Parkside rover Lee Panjari . Nino Vincitorio knows how to play well ; ruckman Lyndly Cowell added Wayne Carey to his tally of victories ; Frank 'The Tank' Sansonetti kicked 7 goals - but the 7 should have been 12 - but was excellent value for the Red Devils. St Bemards' best was Wayne Carey. Full forward Luke Gollant's 5 goals was the result of some sensational marks . Defender Andrew "Son of" Nathan was the Doggies best defender. Young rover Cory Mallia had a red hot go but found his opponents to be someting else !

Old Brighton at home against University Blacks should have been a certain victory, however no one bothered to tell the Students and no one bothered to tell this scribe the Tonners had lost so many gun players . The Students jumped Brighton in the first quarter and showed new found aggression gaining the upper hand to have a 9 point lead at quarter time. The second quarter was all University (would they miss Nick Heath? this scribe wrote last week!) . At half time the match was in effect over as Brighton trailed by 43 points in perfect conditions . The third quarter was the best of the match - the Students kicked 5 .4 to the Tonners 4.5 to now lead by 48 points at 3/4 time .

The last quarter saw Brighton start to get back into the game . Their persistence was beginning to show on the scoreboard and the Students fitness (lack of) was starting to tell . However to their credit the Students managed 5 .3 to Tonners 7.9 in a great entertaining quarter of Ammo football . The Students recorded a comfortable 36 point victory. Old Brighton best player was centreman Andrew Pryor who continually won the hard ball while half foward flanker Stewart Murray was lively all day. Defender Chris James was the pick of the defence and centre half back Came ro n Lade took manytelling marks . Uni Blacks best player was rover Simon Cheel, although inconsistent, played a great game. Ruck rover M att Gibney was strong throughout the match and ruckman Alex McArthur after many years in the reserves was excellent value for the Students as was defender James Radford .

Old Xaveri ans, demoted from A Grade, had much to prove to Kew, howeverthe match did not reach the standard that was expected . Xavs started the game with plenty of purpose ; Kew, undermanned, started with their usual determination but trailed by 15 points at quarter time. The second quarter Xavs went further ahead with many players kicking goals and at half time Xavs led by 24 points . The third quarter was a beauty - both sides gave their all - Xavs kicked 5 .1 to Kew 4.2 ; Kew now trailed by 29 points at 3/4 time . The last quarter was a one act affair .

Xavs werefu!l of running (and themselves) ; Kew's lack of fitness - after having 5 coaches why aren'ttheyfit? (sorry Ted) - started to show Xavs were cocky - Xavs played good football and Kew were glad the bell went, leaving them 56 points behind Xavs. Best on ground for Xavs was Dermot Dann who really is a gun player - defender Richard Curtain had an excellent game ; forward Bill 'The Man' Denton 5 goals was a match-winning effort .

Back pocket John Dalton was steady throughout the game. Kew's best player was the boy from Echuca, centreman Steve Oliver, who made an impressive debut forthe brutal (you're kidding!) Browns . Forward part-time rover Rob Barry 's 5 goals was an excellent result from a very determined player ; rover Craig White went 4 quarters with courage and commitment . Craig 'be tter than' Bradley gave a good performance .

TODAY'S GAMES St Bernards, disappointing last week, clash with the cocky Old Mentonians who had a great win ; can the Doggies bounce back? Wayne Carey must give his rovers first use of the ball ; OM danger player will befull forward Adam Acreman who loves a goal . Doggies had many good players in the seconds and changes will be made to their side . OM after beating Parade will be anxious to add the Doggies to their list, however they have a great home advantage (especially with all their learned supporters) ; form should see me pick OM, however big ruckman Way ne Ca re y has the key to this match -!ast chance - St Bernards by 11 points.

Old Paradians at home to University Blacks should prove to be an interesting match . Last week OP coach Mick Mulhavill found out all about Amateur football (was he out-coached?) . University Blacks beat no one in Old Brighton last week although their victory was the right tonic for Students Coach Steve Cerni . Parade are very hard to beat at home and for this reason I'm going for Parade to take the honours by 5 points in a close one !

The awesome Old Trinity playing on their new gou nd at Timber Ridge will be far too strong for Old Brighton who have been devastated by the loss of key players . Trinity, the early favourites for promotion, were very classy last week and should have no problems in beating Brighton . Old Trinity by 39 points.

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The match of the round will be at Elsternwick Park between Old Xaverians and my old side Parkside . Xavs gave a workman like performance in beating the undermanned Kew last week ; Parkside on the other hand had player Dermot Dunn must be stopped (tagged); Parkside an impressive victory over St Bernards . Xavs gun hold the key to the game . Parkside have a verey good record magical three rovers Sedwick, PanJari, Vincitorio at Elsternwidk (No I!m nottalking aboutthe Tribunal) . U nder coach Bruce Ferguson Parkside are playing a running aggressive disciplined game. Xavs with their experience will be very hard to beat ; loyalty swings me to Parkside by 5 points .

Kew aYhome to Banyule should be an interesting affair. Both sides were extremely disappointing last week ; which side can bounce back the better . Kew, with playing coach Richard James, are facing a long hard season if they lose this match . Banyule coach John Simpson was devastated by the lack of commitment by his players !astweek . Kew do not lack commitment, howeverthey are rebuilding theirteam . Banyule, after a good pre-season start have already rebuilt. Peter Adams will be back this week and along with Leigh Holt and David Mitchell are fine players . I'm sticking my neck out in tipping Banyule. Kew at home play tough physical football ; Banyule, now known for their toughness, will look to their experienced players for leadership - can they produce? Banyule in a'thriller by 5 points .

Old Paradians vs University Blacks TODAY'S SEL ECTIONS St Bernards vs Old Mentonians Old Trinity vs Old Brighton Old Xaverians vs Parkside (Elstern . Park) Kew vs Banyule NB Club correspondents to FAX me best players (use full names) and players positions with brief summary of game by midday each MONDAY . FAX 489 9051Phone 489 9511 .

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SECTION

by Les "The Accurate ÂŽne" Arizen

REVIEW - ROUND 1 "The Accurate One" is a tongue-in-cheek nickname and I feel that last week's selections did plenty to justify this theory! 2 out of 5 means an accuracy of 40% (statistical analysis courtesy of Professor Keith Frearson of Monash University) and it looks like I could become the kiss of death . Whilst enhancing my limited mathematical skills, Keith (president at Monash) also filled me in on the Students' battle with Preston . It was a one-sided affair that left Preston coach Ma rtin de Bono bitterly disappointed, especially with the attitude and discipline of his players .

Three reports meant Preston were often undermanned and th ey cou!d not match the fitness of the"Ashes" . Secretary Tony O'Connell admitted it was the worst Bullant performance he could recall . Monash were obviously pleased and Coach Brian Ford threw every football cliche in the book at me so I gatherthey are "not getting carried away", "taking it week by week" etc . Better players were Tony "Cowboy" Kiers, just ahead of Leigh Baring and Steve Zachiridis . Preston were best served by ruckman Jim Mouncey, Peter Yandell and Laurie Johnston .

Caulfield pulled off what surely must be one of the greatest robberies of all time . I cannot reca!l such a finish in my many years of football observation . Fawkner jumped away early and it looked like being a convincing home ground victory when they led by 6 goals at half time. The Fawks "went to sleep" in the third quarter and at the lastchangethere was very little in it . Fawkner rallied in the last term to edge away from the determined "Fielders" and with 19 secondsto go!ed by 11 points . Not even the most fanciful writer would dare to pen a script that allowed Caulfield to kick 2 goals in 19 seconds . But that's what they did! (No wonder I only tipped 2 winners) .

At Bulleen-Temp the Cobras showed why they won D Section last year in the first quarter to lead by 4 goals at 1/4 time. Things levelled out by half time as Bulleen-Temp made good use of the wind . The "premiership quarter" was a tense battle with the Stowers skipping clear by 6 goals (into the wind) and then the Bankers pegging them back. There was nothing in it at 314 time and perhaps experience saw the home side through . The Cobras made some costly errors and the 8 goal contribution of Steven Pace didn't help them much either !

Thomastown received a bit of a shock from Ivanhoe who played strong and aggressive footy to be one of thefew sidesto win out there in recent years. The first three quarters saw neither side giving an inch and the margins were under a goal at every change. The last quarter was a powerhouse display from Ivanhoe who kicked "about 8:12" to steam away to a 31 point victory ; despite the efforts tireless Thomastown ruck rover Steve "Sludge" Pa paioanou .

The final game saw Whitefriars too good on the day for St Kilda CBOC. The Friars skipped clear early and at one stage in the second quarter led 13 goals to 4 . From there things were fairly even but the damage had been well and truly done. Whitefriars sounded a clear warning to the other sides in C section that their pace and style of play will be no walkover. The Saints have a!ot of new players on the list and it may take them a!itt!e while to

PREVIEW - ROUND 2 Monash Blues are at home to Bullen-Temp. The 2 sides have come down from B section and were both winners last week. I don't believe Monash can be as good as last round's scores indicated but I think they'll sneak this one off Bulleen-Temp in a c!ose one . The Banks Combine unfurl theirflag in front of next door neighbours Caulfield at Albert Park. I'm going for the Cobras (unless Caulfield kick 5 goals in 30 seconds) to register their first C grade win . Fawkner head to Ivanhoe . This will be a very interesting match and also a close one . Fawkner deserve some luck after last week so I'll tip Ivanhoe and see if the kiss of death works!! Whitefriars will beat Preston, who will be out to salvage some pride, but will find the Friars style similar to that of Monash . Finally, it's the Saints to beat Thomastown . Neither side has a home ground advantage - in fact players from both teams could get lost trying to find the ground !

SELECTIONS : Monash The Cobras Ivanhoe Whitefriars The Saints PRESS CORRESPONDENTS - Give your club a say by rining 571 8121 Sunday afternoons and/or evenings .

FINAL SELECTION - Even if I can't tip a winner - Amateur Football wil be the winner.

SECTION

by Peter Lemon

Thanks to John Sist of Glenhuntly who was the only Press Correspondent to contact me by the miaaay Monday deadline. (Indeed, AJAX are in danger of having the Thomas Brain Trophy for Consistency in Reporting, which they won in E Section last year, repossessed .) How anyone expects me to write this column on a Monday night after the Presidents' and Secretaries' Dinner and four glasses of light-ale I do not know !

No huge winning margins last week seem to confirm my thoughts that the section will be very even - and a tipster's nightmare, despite the Brilliant Start . St Bedes were the only winners away when they took the game against Melbourne High by 10 points and this week I think they will make it two in a row by downing Glenhuntly, but only just. The Hunters have the misfortune to start with two away games and, although their great 4th quarter last week will give them a!ot of heart, I think the Bedas at home will be just too strong . Best for the Hunters were Timms on the wing, "Horse" Bateman with some good work on the forward line, and Mick Smith . The game is reported to have been of a good C Section standard .

The Rovers, losers by just 5 points in the closest clash of the day, will no longer be underdone. They came back strongly against Old Camberwell aftertrailing by six goa!s and I expect that that and the home ground advantage will see M HSOB on the receiving end again, despite High's great comeback effort last week . They trailed by nine goals at the main break after Beasley of St Bedes had dominated the ruck, but a sensational 3rd quarter with Jason Bamert kicking 5 had them within 3 points early in the last before St Bedes steadied . Other good players for High were Stu Harris on the half-back flank, and first-gamer Ben Glover at full back .

Old Ivanhoe took the honours with the biggest win, and I've even found out they had four of their better first players out . (Cheque book journalism and all that .) The game was close until 3/4 time . Their clash today is against traditional rivals St Kevins, at one of the SKOB's home grounds . SKOBs will sti!l be smarting from last week: a 4 point lead at the 20 minute mark of the last was followed by a six goal burst from AJAX . Best players for St Kevins were backmen McNair, Mark McKaige (he's the one kindly sent in this information) and Hegarty. (Mark adivses that the boys love to see their names in print : not to worry, Mark, they'll be printing the team lists in this magazine in a couple of weeks .)

La Trobe kicked a pretty respectable 15 goals but the opposition managed more . Today on the!arge Uni ground I expect them to give the OGs a real run for their money . I've yet to summon up the courage to pick against Old Geelong, but it can be pointed out that Old Geelong's 13 goals was the lowest number of goals kicked by any winning team in Sections A to F (in case anyone's having a trivia night) ; they seemed to be cruising at 3/4 time, but someone threw a parachute out the back in the last term and everything ground to a halt .

The final game sees AJAX at home again, and again I'!l give them the nod, this time against Old Camberwell .

The Jackers finished strongly last week, and encouraged by their first-up win in the section, and the tipster's fallback - home ground advantage - I'!l go for them again .

SELECTIONS : St Bedes Hampton Rovers St Kevins Old Geelong Ajax Press Correspondents - Phone 663 8611 (bus), Fax 663 6611 ; 824 7423 (home) by midday Monday, PLEASE !

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And sothe ba!l has been bounced and the 1991 season, after long pre-seasons, is up and running . The opening round produced no real surprises with Williamstown and M azenod having percentage boosting victories while Doveton again showed that they will be thereabouts when, with everything against them, sti!l managed to defeat the Bells.

REVIEW - ROUND 1 where the Noddies celebrated the opening of their new rooms The Bulls did not enjoy the trip to Columbia in style with a mammoth victory . President, M ark Grady, who so impressed with the club's 5 wins for the day that he announced his engagement to the lovely Pauline . Big RAick O'Hara started everything from the centre bounces, and Don Barker an armchair ride with first use of the ball, while Sam the M an also excelled giving Nick Kendall in hisfirst game. Bulleen at!east never gave in and had great contributors in Moran and Thompson, while Har ry who is due to retire!! now needs an endorsed licence for his knee brace .

In a very fast and skilful game on an uneven surface the Doves led all day and despite inaccurate kicking and a third quarter revival from St Mary's managed to record a very comfortable and pleasing 29 point victory . One of their most consistent players of the past years, Burgo Burgess, was in great form and was indeed an excellent focal point while Sticks Giddens and Campbell led a very miserly backline. I don't think Gary Connolly will be too disappointed with the Bells' pe rformance as they are notoriously slow starters .

The Westies with 8 new players in their senior side just played the better football than the OEGs and with a little bit more run in their legs just ran out winners . Evergreen Steve "Ocker" Fyffe, after a nightmare three quarters on the dangerous Dudderidge, ruck-roved for the entire final quarter and kicked 2 match winning goals, his first since 1987, not bad for a 34 year old . J.P. Traynor, with 5 goals, was a dangerous forward for the vicitors, who also had good players in Peter "Jesse" James, Sam Bargiamedis and Tommy Johnstone .

North Brunsw i ck and Powerhouse turned on a very entertaining game with the Northie's coming home the better to the tune of 46 points thus confirming themselves as one of the early favourites although Ron "Lippy" Lippold was not that disappointed with his club's performance as they played poorly but were still in the game with some 10 minutes to go. Big Vinnie, Li tt le Vinnie and Perko played fine games for North as did Big Joe Boudoloh, whose goal storming through CHF on the run, was a sight to behold . House had a good players in Nick Trouff, Mark Hansen and Billy Dodd .

Brunswick and Aquinas played another even game until the last 15 minutes when the Wicks proved steadier andfitterto record an important victory first up . The Aq uinas old brigade of Grierson, Vankonkhoven, and Whalen were yet again among their better players .

The boys,from over the Westgate certainly stamped their mark on E-Street with an enormous victory over the hapless St Andrews. The high marking and physical strength of Willy and their ability to exploit their own ground proved too much for the Saints, who appear to be undermanned, but players of the calibre of Burns, Ford and Smith kept trying all day against overwhelming odds .

PREVIEW - ROUND 2 The match of the round is at Doveton where the home side eagerly await the side from the west . Both sides are we!! matched physically, both are skilful but if there is to be an advantage it is the extra height of Williamstown which just tips the scales in their favour.

Even at De Chene, Powerhouse will today prove too strong for the struggling Saints who will undoubtedly improve as the season progresses .

On a well grassed surface the Westies make the!ong trek outto Aquinas. West hope to improve their consistency this year, and while not having everything their own way will bring home the bacon .

Even at Old Essendon, the Noddies will have too much strength and depth for the home side and should register another valuable victory.

St Mary's and North Brunswick should also be another beauty . No rt h were good last week while the Bells are still not at the top of their form . Home ground advantage sti!l means a!ot these days so for this reason alone I'1l stick with the home side.

Brunswick should continue on their winning way over Bulleen who will persevere and give the Wicks some anxious moments.

SELECTIONS : Williamstown Powerhouse West Brunswick Mazenod St Mary's Brunswick Congratulations to Peter "General" Fox of No rt h Brusnwick on his Certificate of Merit Award on Monday night, a well deserved award to a staunch clubman . Well done Pete.

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Have become embroiled in a Snappy Tom style pre-selection battle with Clarence who claims that the tipping competition starts this week . The first round gave me an 80% accuracy return and now he wants to change the rules. Ah well such is the lot of the humble tipster . I might get the ubiquitous Munnersto have a quiet one in Clarence's shelly pink . REVIEW The Brewers began their resurrection with a convincing win over a depleted Elitist combination . Younger Brewer recruits were particularly impressive in afine team performance. Similarly, Dame Edna reports that young Elitists showed the wayforthe visitors . The Dame also reports a proposed "Change of Sex" party tonight - Boycey Ace of Spies is expected to front as Mats Hari .

The Socialists also got off to a sound if somewhat inaccurate start by recording a ten goal margin over new chums the Shamrocks. Attractive Shamrock colleens Megan and Jenny won the heart of this columnist by slipping `him the winning ticket in the Irish Sweepstakes drawn at the recently renovated clubrooms on the shores of Galway Bay. I'm hoping to do just as well when the Sham ro cks draw their Grand Raffle tomorrow.

I missed out on the Poets but I wasn't surprised to see this dark horse get up against the Botanists. Beaker reports that the win was inspired by new Poet Laurette Mick Bourke and his predecessor Gino Caspari . Botanist reporter "The Empe ror" nearly missed the mail but reports that the loss was balanced by the thrill of unfurling last year's premiership flag .

The Backyard Boys had an absolute thriller against the Sailors with thousands of Flash Phil's VIPs straining to watch from the confines of amateur headquarters . Seventeen goals in the last quarter finally saw the games last kick giving the Backyard Boys the lead for the first time in the match . Both sides should be quite competitive this season with Backyard Boss Cocky Bustling Bill Bell saying that the numbers at training have caused him to triple his bar runs .

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All A and B section home teams must then phone Norm Nugent ( 467 2857) before 5 .30pm each Saturday afternoon with both teams goalkickers and six best players for the day.

When listing 6 best players indicate Christian name, Surname and then in brackets playing position .

A and B Section teams playing in a Sunday Elsternwick Park feature game must phone Norm immediately from Elsternwick Park .

All G section and Reserve section home teams must phone

Ron Hally (379 8171) before 3p m each Saturday afternoon with final scores only .

Black lists will be published regularly of clubs tardy in meeting these requirements and clubs will be fined accordingly .

The Stationmasters despite steady improvement from last season were still outgunned by early premiership favourite Zedders . The Zedders had more shots forqoal than some teams have in a month and the Politburo Chief parachuted out of a plane to kick 13 goals in the ressies - Getta was still crying about it at the Southern Cross nosh up on Monday. What a week the lad has had - Media Launch on Wednesday, disco on Saturday and still time to take care of Ivanhoe's Mistre ss of the Dark and the Checkout Chick f ro m Woolies. Even the Villain can't hack the pace .

BEST PLAYER S B rewers Pivot Rick Daniels, defender Ben Dunshea and ruck rover G re g Skene Botanists Ruckman Ivan Buul, and defenders Dickie Dean and Ian Cooksey Zedders Defender Manny Nicolosi, winger Rick McDonald and veteran Michael Seitz Sham rocks Scrummer Peter Bar ry, defender Ben Piper and forward Paul Murphy Sailors Elitists Rover Peter McLean, defender Mick Grant and winger David Watt Socialists Centre Shane Ryles, defender G reg Cook and ruckman Frankie Gosdchan Backyard Boys Alby Contin and Ma ry Farringto n Young Poets' Society Ruck Mick Bourke, ruck rover Ivan Bogatic and winger Gino Caspari Stationmasters Ruck rover Rob Sutherland, forward Dave Jiggins and ruck Mick Wa rton MILESTONES Congratulations from F-Troop to Backyard Boy Robert Grandemange on reaching his ton and to Socialist Mick Urban on achieving his 50th game last week .

SOCIAL NOTES All the big names will be at Rathmines tonight when Bucko and the Stationmasters go fancy dress . There's also a talent quest so the Socialists are going dressed as footballers . Imagine what Johnny Aggro, the Pieman, Chopper, Thunger, Frother and The Face might choose. We'II publish photographs next week .

COMPETITION Match up the F-Troop nicknames below with the teams who have recently played F-Troop . Fax entries to Peter Hille (377 8250) on Monday. First correct entry wins dinnerfortwo to value of $60 . Westgate Warriors, Footrot Flat Boys, Students, Artists, Banjos, Undertakers, Doves, Noddies, Bells .

PREVIEW The Young Poets Society, flushed with a first up win may come back to earth after atough fight with the Zedders whose experience should see them win by about 5 twins .

The Stationmasters are hosts to the Socialists who should prove a little too advanced in preparation for Bucko's boys and win by a half dee .

The Sailors, unlucky last week, should regroup sufficiently to roll the Sham rocks at Reg Ansett Oval . The Shamrocks will be competitive but are likely to fall a few lans short this week .

The B rewsters have another game at home and should be too quick and skilful for the strongly built Botanists .

B rewers by about 8 twins .

The Elitists will need to win at home but I fancy the Backyard Boys to sneak home again before the transexual rites begin .

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REVIEW OF ROUND 1 - APRIL 6 G NORT H The only close result in this section was the two point victory by newcomer Abanvale over the consistent Bulleen Templestowe. All other results were clear cut despite some not being the way I forecast. Old Scotch showed early season form to account for North Old Boys by sixty five points . Old Xaverians showed themselves to be a better team than the newly formed Old Paradian line up. The Xaverians won by forty nine points despite the efforts of Ross Hennensen, Paul Healy and Tony Villanti . As predicted Chirnside Park opened the season with a win over Marcellin . However not even a super optimist would have guessed their winning margin of one hundred and thirty nine points. Inaccurate kicking by Collegians sawthem go down bythirty pointsto St Bernards after an evenly contested game. Newcomers Westborne Grammar failed by sixty nine points against the seasoned performers Kew whilst Therry vindicated my selection with a fifty seven point victory over an inaccurate Footscray Institute. Although Eltham defeated the newly formed Banyule team by eighty seven points my representative told me it was a physically hard game in which ruckman Paul Sinclair, rover David Thorsen and the ruck roving Tucker Brothers did best for the 'Turtles'.

G SOUTH Bloods gave warning to all sides that once again they will be a force when they crushed St Kevins by one hundred and twenty three points . St Kevins despite the Head of the River, appear to be only a shell of their side

Salle gave another insight into the awesome strength of their club when they accounted of earlier seasons . De La defeated Kontias North - Caulfield who despite their changed for:Gienhuntly by ninety three points . Mazenod momenclature, still haven't found an accurate forward . Old Haileybu ry defeated Old Melburnians by fourteen pointsdue in part to the Melburnians inaccurate shooting for goal . Monash Whites proved far too strong for newcomer AJAX who went down by eightythree points . Another newcomer St John's OC showed their potential when they defeated last season's finalists CBC St Kilda by twelve points . The newly formed Monash Gry phons who were seeki ng players last week, must have recruited sagaciously because they proved too strong for an inaccurate Old Geelong who went down by 'twenty eight points .

PREVIEW OF GAMES TO BE PLAYED APRIL 13 - ROUND 2 G NORT H Old Xaverians should be largely untroubled to defeat Footscray institute whom they haven't played for many seasons. Eltham make the long journey to Albe rt Park where they should take the pointsfrom Collegians . Ther ry at home should be able to defeat Bulleen Templestowe although I make this prediction without much confidence because of my track record with Therry . A good standard game should be played at Albanvale when Kew make the long journey west . The change to routine could upset Kew and at home I elect Albanvale to cause the first surprise of the seson . Marcellin must improve on last week's form if they are to cause any worry to St Bernards .

I select St Be rnards to win well. Old Pa radians await Chirnside Park who come to the game confident of victory .

Even at Bundaora I favour Chirnside Park largely because the Paradian side needs more time to develop its teamwork . I select Old Westbourne to win its first VAFA match against No rt h Old Boys who disappointed last against Banyule whose form last week revealed the week : In a similar vein I select Old Scotch to take the points players need to become more accustomed to each other .

G SOUT H Winning form is good form so I expect AJAX to defeat Glenhuntly and Bloods to easily account for Glenhuntly.

Old Haileybu ry travel to Como to meet the Old Geelong side who went down last week . I believe Haileybu ry will win the game but I am not nearly so sure of the Old Melburnians - CBC St Kilda result . St Kilda went down last week as did OMs and as I have to predict I select CBC St Kilda . A good standard match should be played between Mazenod and Monash Whites. As both sides won last week, selecting the winner is a hard task . At home I favour Mazenod . St Kevins will be hoping for a favourable result against Kontias North Caulfield whom I select to win . Today could be the day the "Magpies" improve their goalkicking as they seek victory over the hapless St Kevins. Two of the last week's winners St Johns and De La Salle meet at Dandenong . On results last week I must select De La Salle.

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REVIEW OF LAST WEEK'S GAMES Ui9 pmeriwith into do as only FIVE pcoachestsec r disappointing effort from those e pretty disapp m t week's r r review o Thi players, owho did contact m plus omfe "nswaineysrand Nor ~ my request to laYers to give 100% . Thanks to those e thei ,., h s expec for their enthusiasm . ,DIVISION Hagar" Nugent 1° disappointed to see dthe huge (30 goals Started the season off in this division with a perfect 6 out of 6 but I was th e weeks come u losers ca n to p aftertk111 ng the Students by 38 goal s. are on while !plus)margin3Iot~phaginDes}pBlu it took 15 guys to notch the 39 goals n Marsh . Only to the "Villain ' ~pakinson, ~ick Lafferty and Paul Rob went even better - it took 18 of them to kick their 34 goals in their 32 goal dwin overgto Scotch get hom e Best were new boys " quarter enable last nrdlie a 0! ~t~i al Old Hai ieybu â&#x2013;şY cthe backme Fothe rgill and Justin"McLean ,e ians and gotlutin n ker w th 6 anodAnd the oforwaAnderso "'Fish Giiia's masteasrthe mapn goalk promote had a much closer encounter against newly Dave Kelly w las ent as dlower e featured prominentiy St Bernards b~eat hand 1 Hagar" Is ioan reportthat AAarcellin's 'Swainey~aind 6 ankst o (in the ruck?} whilst thomeby6ns Rick Haydon, . who got half a dozenR. T Wallace and Boothy goa!kicker Gilmour were Seccull, Darby, .NoinfofromXavsorNo es in their 34 gaal demolition of Brighton rtA~Ta ~~cordmgto"Hagar",Richardsona!ItriedhardfortheTonnees Robbie Ca (not like yo u forfeit their first game - come disappointing to see Parkside DIVISION 2 NO RTH y inf&fCom aN~ of work to be done~in a hurry!! o Alb onN . home easil fromthe US L 2 SOUTH Rovers sDIVSON and Steve Hecker . tdietb!High got heme from the Two calls only -thanks n John Michaey Zahra, Simon~Fadrme oad a compliment for the terrific improvement in their discipline over were well served o by aid the Rovers and his brother John and Murray ndan Webb B re by 6 gloats and coach Steve P Vidal, Jade best were lastyear - well done Graeme! Steve's . who both kicked 4 goals Clowes PREVIEW - TODAY'S GAME S from their thrashing last week Scotch recover should have a tight game at Oval 1 Xavs will not let their neighbours DIVISION I ood start, g and Haiteybury After last week's but I have a hunc and should romp home from the Cardinals . Collegians e wainst th e as at hSe helm$Despite last week' h1cfeolm~Twr s (don't leave your gear in goin the~ro~ have heir best~year s nce you kne1w who that Gifias Gorillas are . Sorry Adrian but Ie tare hink De La are goin g usethrasg9 theirgthink lheir don against De La think b'in9c!S4gewl 3 yea s in tyhe ~Ammos" have gotitheXaecruiti !g act going e Students u to make yoas ards . Let's hopeh beattheEagies , many o classy players reigning as StrBern champs but, even if they started yesterday, they couldn't they have a ainstthe Blue Marcellin g 9 and will give it a good St Bernaeds Old Haileybury De La Old Brighton Xav Old : SELECTONS H disappointed at missing a game lastweek, will be disappointed again tonight asstraight I thinkthe accurate DIVISiON 2 NORT Parris' boys to kick ene~oghe Chirnside, . OTs just missed last week but I expect Alan Towners i Friars will get home today iabout Two d sappo"iont ng pe well lastsI ng fomhwill be good foTm fo To ne rs .. I e sid .1 thi k w nh n week whistt hom aretwekhRoysdab abee to get the Parkside it the 4 po Flats Terry's boys will stea! elastdoubIhvr-ta a run for the money but not enough to beat them when s Aquinas numbers, they will give rth OB Aquinas Whitetrlar BuifeenlTemPiestowe Thomastawn No : .SELCTION faced new boys St Pates .

I expect to do well this year whilst Noddies DIVISION 2 SOUT H OMs who Rovers as will Bedas in the battle started off against Jackas . OMs will be too strong for the were more impressive and will win today Jackas

of the Saints at Clayton . Caulfield played with only 16 last week and, if they can recruit a couple more, will be too good for the Ashers . De La and Old Camberwell will be close with home ground advantage favouring the Golds. The really tough selection is between Melb High and Old M entonians . High could lose a couple from their winning side to the "Ones" and I think that will give the opportunity for Peter to ring me with match details even though his boys have to learn how to play on the "mini-ground".

SELECTIONS : Ajax O. RRentonians O. Melburnians St Bedes Caulfield Gr De La Gold INVITATION to the two new "tipsters" - "Ned" Argen and "Bitter" Lemon to take up the challenge accepted

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Dent iHeaithtServi media in attendance from the print section, the radio and television sponsors being c very gratifying tosee such a wide section of: the Sandy Roberts and Bill Cannon from Channel 7, Stephe Media names interested in Amateur football included Clarke Hanse McGuire G rom aham Byrines and Mark Anderso nne nPhilpsrfomMazetndBiShfrom3UZ,GaDwsqnfom3AK ; Russell Holmesby from Leader Newspapers, John Anderson, Adam Kenyon, 3L0, from Southern FM Amateur Footy Show Geoff Poulter, Mark Harding and Ron Reed from the Herald-Sun .

Sporting figures included David Parkin, Allan Jeans, Bob Rose, Robert Dipierdomenico, Garry Dempsey, Gar a numbe r current yMc 'VMcCarthy , O'Donnell Rod Austin ckgrounda Ithe AFL iniclud who have had a Simon an current ,Donhue y t,Pe r represented inc~ded Au t alian Wool Co poraton rColes, Ansett dMehan,AlJos ManAusDtraV }Cadbur s LeveC4 and Level 3 Sponsor Schweppes, HBA and Sports Cover, Foresters Friendly Sociaty, Hugh Lyon Knitwear, National Mutual Trustees, Spalding errin) and we welcomed on board for 1991 Beaurepaires season cove .for e . The WS-1 Nl~ ~aalon hwas wo n as beebnyoJon ng nva uedomed ai suppiorter of t cope VAFA and forrwln during he awa d h y Australia, by~ e woollen in the Sunday VAFA. was presente v provided bythe Australian Wool Corporation and $500 ind spendiAnset t ng mone }~umpercollec on~pro_veryone atthe day was very positive and all attendees were extremely impressed by the venue d The response by e Hotel . for this°year -,,the Radissan President

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• Well done to all our new umpi res who stepped out for the first time last weekend . With that `nervous one" now under the belt, it should be 'all systems go' to carry on in a confident, proficient and productive manner.

• Congratulations to Jamie Kvins, Heath Little and Wayne Binch for embarking on AFL ca reers this season .

These 'former' Amateur umps certainly have the potential to be successful at his level . Best wishes boys!

• Thanks to the VAFA for inviting Woody, Barks, Steve and Big Mike to the pre-season Media launch. Th e lunch was terrific and the company - 'Big Dipper', P. Hille (F-Troop) and T. "Hazza" Brain ('E' St re et) extremely amicable. Good luck to the VAFA as 'the Ton' approaches.

• Congratulations to youthful goalie, Andrew Hogan, who dons the white coat for the 50th time today. Recruited from De La Salle, 'Hoges' is a terrific workhorse at training and deserves every success in the future . Keep on waving, Andrew !

• Terrific to hear ( at last!) of the engagement of Justin 'The Judge' Toohey and The rese 'I rene' Bolger. Two nicer people would be hard to find . Apparently the Bucks Night will be held in the Sup re me Cou rt.

• End-Of-Season Trip sni p pets : - Advisors Woody and Goody seen to be imbibing a sample forthe AIS Drug Testing agency - was it really Crown Lager?

- D. `Baliteare r' D'Altera meeting Maggie T. at the Canberra races .

- Wiseman, Ridd plus those other obnoxious magpies on AFL Grand Final day .

• The Bacchus Marsh Pre -Season Training Camp proved to be awinnec Thanks to'Shep' and staff for a great but strenuous day. PS : Richie's Faggots - your slabs are on the way from Rusty's Rockets.

• Heard that Brad 'Normie' Rowe fell for the old liniment in the cordial bottle trick during a recent practice match . It happens to the best of us Brad .

• At the Umps pre-Season dinner, Mike'Leviathan' Lantini declared that a goal umpire's coat should be so clean and white that you could get married in it . What do you do with the hat and flags on the honeymoon?

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YOU R cu A SECTIO N NORTH OLD BOYS v OLD HAILEYBURIANS , fiel¢: Darren Dalgleish, Andrew Kilner Boundary: Frank Martinez Goal: J: Velleman, J . Cheshire ORMOND v OLD SCOTC H 'Field: Steve McCarthy, Justin Toohey ,,Goal., R . Barichievich, B . Baumgarton COLLEGIANS v THERRY CCOB Field: Mark Bushfield, Mark Jenkins GoaL•'B. Hoare, M . Murray UNI,BLUES v OLD MELBURNIANS (E . Park, Sunday) ,,Field- Stephen Clinch Robert Bel l Boundary: Graham Bland, Jim Huckson , Goal., G . Clancy, W. Fowler DE LA SALLE OC v MARCELLIN OC Field: Russell Francis, Richard Simon Goal: A. Hogan, M . Lentini UNI BLUES v OLD MELB (Reserves E . Park, Sunday) B SECTIO N ST BERNARDS OC v OLD MENTONIANS Field. Geoff Ridd, Peter Mai r Goal: W.-Seymour, R . Tucknot t OLD PARADIANS v UNIVERSITY BLACKS Field: Noel McDonald, Geoff Curra n Goal: R . Liddle, A . Harri s OLD TRINITY v OLD BRIGHTON Field. Fred Wright, Sharon Alger Goal: J. Kelly, W. Ross OLD XAVERIANS v PARKSIDE (E. Park, Sunday) Field: John Natoli, Chris Keeto n Boundary: David Fowler, Leah Gallagher Goal: D. Webster, M . Richardso n KEW v BANYULE Field. Mark Gibson, Tim Shearer Goal: R . Dunstan, D. McKenzi e C SECTION MONASH BLUES v BULLEENTEMP Rob Mayston, Geoff More Field.

STATE/COMM BANKS v CAULFIELD GR ,,Field: Michael Ford, Brian Lowe IVANHOE v FAWKNE R Field. Alan Ladd, Jason Moore WHITEFRIARS OC v PRESTON MBOB Field. David Harford, Mike Gilday ST KILDA CBOC v THOMASTOWN Field: Gary Lowe, Andrew McPherson D SECTION HAMPTON ROVERS v MHSOB Field: Simon Vandersluys ST. BEDES v GLENHUNTLY Field: Anthony Dame n LATROBE UNI v OLD GEELONG Field: Pat Maebus, Andrew Belcher AJAX v OLD CAMBERWEL L Field: Paul La Val e 'Boundary. Albie Firley, Shane Mannix ST KEVINS OB v OLD IVANHOE (Righetti Oval) Field: David Ashto n Boundary: Andrew Ashton E SECTION ST MARY'S v NORTH BRUNSWICK Field: Tim Keatin g ST ANDREWS v POWERHOUSE Field: Peter Harris, Tony Murphy

E SECTION continued AQUINAS v WEST BRUNSWIC K Ron Smit h Field: OLD ESSENDON v MAZENOD OC Field: David D'Altera DOVETON v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS Field. Paul Rapke BULLEEN UNITED v BRUNSWICK Field., Damian Knott, Peter Wiseman F SECTION SALESIAN v ANZ BAN K Field. Graham Morga n RICHMOND CENTRAL v UNIVERSITY BLUES Field: Gary Beasley PENINSULA OB v ST PAT'S MENTONE Field: Richard Eastwood OLD CAREY v BORONIA PARK Field: Breck Hayward UHSOB v ELSTERNWICK Field: Ted Keating UNDER 19 SECTION 1 OLD XAVERIANS v OLD SCOTC H Field: Tom Zapadl o Boundary: Luke Kirton, Dirk Kramer COLLEGIANS v OLD HAILEYBURIANS Field. Ashley Dreie r OLD BRIGHTON v ORMOND Field: Glenn McDonnel l Boundary: Nat Callea, Robert Swinton MAZENOD BLUES v DE LA SALLE BLUE Field: Clark Thuys, Robert Dooley Boundary: Warren Allen, Mark Cimdins OLD PARADIANS v ST BERNARDS OC Field. Norm Nugen t Boundary: B . Laferlita, S. Lombar d UNIVERSITY BLUES v MARCELLIN OC (Main Uni Oval) Field., Alan Conway, Ken Coughlan UNDER 19 NORTH SECTION CHIRNSIDE PARK v WHITEFRIAR S Field. Brad Lowe OLD TRINITY v BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE Field.- Barry Reichel t THERRY v THOMASTOWN Field. Mark English, Andrew Taylor OLD IVANHOE v NORTH OLD BOYS Field: Jeff O'Rourke Boundary: Don Walton, Warren Scott PARKSIDE v AQUINA S Field: Chris Box, Anthony Podesta Boundary: Dean Costantin, Paul Costantin UNDER 19 SOUTH SECTION AJAX v MAZENOD BLACKS Field. Glenn Furness Boundary: Robert Condon, Tim Creighton Goal: Gordon Chalmers, Hany Eid MHSOB v OLD MENTONIAN S Field: Andrew Hasker, Cameron Swale MONASH BLUES v CAULFIELD GR .

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Veteran journalist Wal Bright reviews major matches and match statistics, as well as regular Amateur football feature s Jon Anderson presents the VAFA Player of the Week and Team of the Week .

Up-and-coming reporter, Adam Kenyon, covers the A section matches and his column of snippets will keep all followers of the VAFA entertained and informed .

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it was all systems go last Friday night as the Permit Committee worked long and hard processing as many permits as possible on this now traditional busy last night before the start of the season .

The sight of Messrs Naughton, Miles, Wilson, Lyon, Bestow, Evans and Chairman Langford-Jones balancing pizza, pen, paper and telephone was a sight indeed .

From this week on permits not at Elsternwick Park by Wednesday nights will not be looked at and these player s must not be p!ayed.

Teiepone mailbox got off to a rusty start last Saturday evening when a central computer jam didn't allow your 'Talking Football' editor to load all scores by 6 .30 pm .

Expert opinion assures me the Mailbox should be fine for the rest of the season .

Last week's scores finally got loaded at 5 .15 am Sunday morning !

Some late news regarding draw changes caused by sides withdrawing at the eleventh hour .

U19 NORTH - The withdrawal of Kew means that each side previously drawn by play Kew now has a bye .

U19 SOUTH - The withdrawal of University Blacks means that each side previously drawn to have the bye in this section plays the side Uni Blacks were drawn to play.

Always refer to "Next Week's Matches" to find the home side .

ANDERSON WINS! Jon Anderson was on Thursday named as the VAFAs Media Personality of the Year for his contribution to Amateur football through the media during season 1990 . Jon's paper each week last season as well as providing all scores and ladders, ran a ve ry popular'Player of the {Neek' and 'Team of the Week' series and the prizes for the ultimate' Player of the Year' and `Team of the Year' were supplied

by VAFA sponsor TROPHY TOWN .

Jon's prizes of a return trip for two to the Gold Coast (courtesy of Ansett Australia) and a collection of woollen garments (courtesy of Australian Wool Corporation) were presented to h im at the Annual Media Sponsors' Luncheon which this ye ar was held at The President Hote!, Queens Road .

Anseft Austrsill8.

I had reason to ca!l the home of an official who obviously shares house with at least one Cats supporter . The answering machine which greeted my call snapped that "No-one's here! And No-one's answering the phone till Ablett's back!"

Lucky the matter wasn't urgent - I'1 l call again next year .

It had been hoped to instal a new set of goalposts at Elsternwick Park this year with real tradition by gaining the wooden MCG posts which have been lying in storage since the installation of the slimmer aluminium poles of a couple of years ago . On inspection however parts of these had rotten away, so we had them cut and trimmed and now a part of great sporting history stands on the footy oval of nearby Elsternwick Primary School . **~ Former VAFA General Manager Peter French heads off to London shortly for asix month appointment on behal f of the Melbourne Cricket Club to head up planning for the 1992 World Cup .

COACHES NIGHT On Monday March 25th at The Park 120 Senior, Reserve and U19 Coaches attended a very informative Coaches night with the highlight being atalk by Kevin Sheehan, the Genera! Manager of the Victorian Football Development Foundation . Other speakers included VAFA Umpires Adviser Brian Woodhead, Under 19 Rep Coach Max Lyon and State/C'wealth Bank Coach Craig Jackson . The night also saw the establishment of the VAFA sub-group of the Australian Football Coaches Association . More details on this group will be provided in future editions . Any queries contact Craig Jackson Ph : 667 6111 (B).

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5 YEARS AGO - 198 6 and Melbourne star, and Former University Blacks highly respected ABC football expert Doug Heywood was Guest Speaker at the third VAFA media/sponsor's luncheon . elburnians personality Archie Salek was Old M anchor man on VAFA's World of Sport segment .

Prominent among the reinstatements were Stephen Anthony Keenan to BulleenBickford to Collegians, to Old Hailey ., Simon Meehan Temp., w~e ShandMike Yandell to Um . Blues, and to St Kilda CBOC, d Cook to FIT. Fre"C', Sections coaches were Philip Davis (AJAX), Nash (Hampton John Simpson (Banyule), GaryKen Schwab (Old (MHSOB), Aian Quaife Rovers), Camberwell),,Andrew Disney (Old Trinity), Harry Kew, St Harisiou (Thomastown) . Who coached [Were they waiting Haileybury?

Old Kevins OB and NR ] for the return of Longford-Jones? by Old Brighton Grammarians (in "B") got home . Woff, a point, 11 .14 to 12 .7 against Old Paradians AAcCiements, Pryor, Burns (OB) and Spillane, Pritchard (OPs) were best . when Ormond lost their second match in a row .9. Dale Ivanhoe led all day to win 19 .10 to 15 Boccabella kicked 11 to foliow up his 9 for the'Hoes in the first match .

10 YEARS AGO - 198 1 of new This season also saw the int roduction easy fold cut cost Amateur Footballer.

Old Haileybury celebrated its 20 years in amateur football since its first game against Old Trinity on Oval 10, Albert Park . The club paid tribute to Andrew Home, who played in the first game and still played in 1980, Peter `Zeke' Davies, captain-coach 1962-63, Peter Bowring (557 goals), Peter Gadsden, John Houghton, and quiet, loyal supporter and worker,] Tom Fisher. [How did they miss you, Andrew? NR Goal umpire Arthur Smith, always immaculate, and smart between the posts, officiated in his 200th game , with the VAFA, including A and B Grand Finals .

Among the goals in Round 1, Curtain, (Old Xavs) come back 9, Priestly (Old Brighton) 12 - will they nae again, Scullin (N . Brunswick) 9, Murcutt (Therry) 11, McInnes (Melb . Univ.) 11 .

15 YEARS AGO - 197 6 Approval was given for clubs to wear coloured shorts in addition to nor at black and white.

VAFA segment on World of Sport was now a reality and appreciation was extended to Alex Johnson in arranging this .

Officials on grounds to wear "armbands". Umpires did not infringe amateur status by being paid for umpiring amateur football . Umpires Association

elected the following office bearers, Ken Jorgensen President, Dary l Hill Vice-President, Phillip Rowell Secretary, John Field Treasurer, Graham Hallbish Social Secretary .

Former top VAFA umpire Peter Posetti had accepted position of assistant umpires' coach . h Barry Hecker, reserves captain, played his 200t game with Ivanhoe . Club best and fairest 3 times, an. inspiration to his team mates and a great clubman [Barry is now mine host at London Hotel, Port Melbourne - a wonderful lunch and afternoon - NR ] Tony Fink, 256 games behind him, is Old Ca rey's President, with Trevor Read coach and Reg Elliott Reserves Coach .

"B" Section coaches were Frank Goode (Caulfield Grammar), Ted Farrell (Coll .), Graham Mansfield (0 .

(Old Parad .), Trevor Read (Old Carey), Lau rie Aghan Scotch), Ray Walsh (Marcellin), and Maude Biiston (St Kilda CBOC) . Who coached Geelong, Ivanhoe, and MHSOB? 20 YEARS AGO - 1971 John Morgan made a great debut with Old Scotch kicking 7 goals from full forward .

"A" Section coaches were Ken Purcell (De La Salle), Ted Far re ll (Ormond), Sam Birtles (Monash), (Caulfield Alan Salter (Coburg), John WilsonDavid Kidd Grammar), Peter Falconer (Collegians), Keith (Old Scotch), Gus Mitchell (St Bernard's), Marshall (MHSOB), Barry Johnston (Univ . Blues) De La Salle led Ormond by 38 points at the last change but Ormond fought back to score by 5 points in the last minute of play .

Kevin Ladd kicked 4 goals in the last quarter while and Foulsham were Bruce Bourne (6 for the game) stars. J. Lyons, Jansen and Pearl were best for the losers .

St Bernard's were delighted with the form shown

by Greg Wade, Peter Hagan, Ter ry Davis, Kevin Maloney, Peter Rackham and Peter Pearson in their first games with the senior team .

25 YEARS AGO - 196 6 "A" Section coaches were John Wilson (Caulfield Allsopp Grammar), Alan Salter (Coburg), Ray Roy Stabb (C'weafth Bank), Peter Kanis (Cole (MHSOB), John Booth (Old Pared .), Don Howell (Old And Scotch), Peter Rhoden (Old Xaverians), '7.

Brannan (Univ. Blues): Who coached Uni. Blacks University Blacks, 1965 premiers, went down t o last year' s i Hampseed were best forCCobugrg wrhi eeLee, Mitcheld and Lang held the Blacks together.

Peter Booth celebrated his appointment as captain of Old Paradlans by playing his 150th game in the opening round . His brother, John, was also in his first season as coach .

30 YEARS AGO - 195 1 Advertisers were Hartleys, Ken Read, Lindsay Hasset, Gamble's Soft Drink, Taylor's Coaching College, Central Travel Bureau, MSD, Le Jay Knitwear, Thomas Timber Yard, Pyrox, Pelaco, Cafe & Hotel Supplies (Vic) Pty . Ltd ., London Stores, Ron Todd's Hotel Pacific, and State Savings Bank.

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1991 Elsternwick Park Programme VicHealth Matches of the Da y to be held at Elsternwick Park April/May as follows : This weekend : April 2Gth: April 21st : April 27th : April 28th: May 4th :

Sat Old Xaverians v Parkside (B )

Sun University Blues v 0 . Melburnians (A) Sat Banyule v Old Paradians (B ) Sun Parkside v Old Trinity (B ) Sat Old Paradians v St Bernards (B) Sun Old Scotch v Marcellin (A) Sat Old Mentonians v Banyule (B)

May 5th : May 11th : May 12th: May 18th: May 19th: May 25th : May 26th :

Sun Whitefriars v State/Comm Bank (C) Sat De La Salle O.C. v North 0. Boys (A) Sun St Pats Mentone v Old Carey (F) Sat Old Xaverians v Old Mentonians (B) Sun Old Brighton v Kew (B) Sat St Mary's v Mazenod (E) Sun Ormond v Therry (A)

NEXT WEEKS MS April 20th (alternate venue and time if indicated in brackets ) A SECTIO N °'MARCELLIN vs ORMOND (Res . Oval 2 12 .30 am) am OLD MELBURNIANS v COLLEGIANS /}1 .3 NORTH OB v UNI BLUES (Alex Gillon Res Brunswick OLD HAILEYBURIANS v THERRY CCOBIOW ~ OLD SCOTCH v DE LA SAL~OC~ A t /{n .-a~ N B SECTION BANYULE v OLD PARADIANS , .5°r~1fv PARKSIDE v OLD TRINITY .- .~Sv~ N~ ST BERNARDS OC v OLD XKNS OLD MENTONIANS v OLD BRIGHTON UNIVERSITY BLACKS v KEW C SECTION MONASH BLUES v C .,"'~ F '9 '8 BULLEENTEMP v PRESTON MBOB STATE/COMM BANK v FAWKNER WHITEFRIARS OC v THOMASTOWN ST KILDA CBOC v IVANHO E D SECTION OLD IVANHOE v ST BEDE S OLD CAMBERWELL v LATROBE UNI HAMPTON ROVERS v AJA X MHSOB v OLD GEELONG GLENHUNTLY v ST KEVINS OB E SECTIO N MAZENOD OC v DOVETON WEST BRUNSWICK v ST ANDREWS AQUINAS v BULLEEN UNITE D NORTH BRUNSWICK v OLD ESSENDON POWERHOUSE v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS BRUNSWICK v ST MARY'S F SECTION ELSTERNWICK v RICHMOND CENTRALS BORONIA PARK v PENINSULA OB SALESIAN v OLD CAREY ANZ BANK v ST PAT'S MENTONE UNIVERSITY REDS v UHSOB

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UNDER 19 SECTION 1 DE LA SALLE BLU E v OLD PARADIANS ORMOND v COLLEGIAN S OLD BRIGHTON v UNIVERSITY BLUES OLD SCOTCH v MAZENOD BLUE S OLD HAILEYBURIANS v ST BERNARDS OC MARCELLIN v OLD XAVERIANS (Oval 2 2 .30 pm) UNDER 19 NORTH SECTIO N NORTH OB v PARKSIDE (Brens Oval 2 .00 pm) THOMASTOWN v OLD TRINIT Y THERRY v ALBANVALE WHITEFRIARS v OLD IVANHOE BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE v AQUINAS CHIRNSIDE PARK - BY E UNDER 19 SOUTH SECTION ST BEDES v AJAX 0. CAMBERWELL v MAZENOD BL . (Starttime 1 .30pm) MONASH BLUES v OLD MELBURNIANS CAULFIELD GRAMMAR v MHSO B OLD MENTONIANS v HAMPTON ROVERS DE LA SALLE GOLD v ST PETER'S CLAYTON G NORTH SECTIO N ELTHAM v CHIRNSIDE PARK THERRY v ALBANVAL E OLD SCOTCH v MARCELLIN OC BULLEEN/TEMP v COLLEGIANS KEW v OLD XAVERIAN S OLD WESTBOURNE v ST BERNARDS OC F.I .T. v OLD PARADIAN S NORTH OLD BOYS v BANYULE (Brens Oval 12 noon) G SOUTH SECTIO N OLD GEELONG v OLD MELBURNIANS GLENHUNTLY v MAZENOD O C OLD HAILEYBURIANS v AJAX ST KILDA CBOC v BLOOD S ST JOHNS OC v MONASH WHITE MONASH GRYPHONS v ST KEVIN S (Oval 2 Monash Uni Clayton . Melways 70-G10) DE LA SALLE v KONTIAS NTH CAULFIEL D

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MARCELLIN 5.3 9.7 14 .11 2 0.18.138 COLLEGIANS 3 .4 &11 10.16 12 .1&90 MARCELLIN Caffry 5, Boysen 3, Slattery 2, Bourke 2, L . Getson 2, M . Getson 2, Tranquilli, Chun, Hewitt, Petroff . BEST L . Getson, Mason, Boysen, Slattery, Caffry, Carr.

COLLEGIANS Pollock 2, Mount 3, Wright, Jefferson . Daly, Wallace, D. Marino, Schober, Stubs. BEST Bennett, Galbraith, Woolhouse, Schober, Marino, Wright.

0. HAILEYBURY 3.6 9 .8 13 .18 18.19.127 ORMOND 1 .2 5 .3 7.3 11.8.74 0. HAILEYBURY Dewar 4, Walden 4, Tanner 3, Dunn 2, Meehan 2, Lake, Phillips, Bugalski . BEST Orton, McKenzie, Tanner, Meehan, Connell, Walden.

ORMOND Schuhkraft 2, Grace 2, McDonald 2, Jobling, Madden, McConvill, Roth, Stewart . BEST Brown, McDonald, Gilmore, Barnes, McConvill, Roth .

0. MELBURNIANS 2 .3 4.5 6.6 13.9.87 NORTH OB 5.3 10.6 21 .12 27.13.175 0. MELBURNIANS Stuckey 4, Nicholls 3, Wright 2, Borton 2, Useinov, T. Witts . BEST Mead, Bryan, A . Witts, T. Witts, Newman, Hibbins.

NORTH DO Egan 7, Kedrney 4, Dwyer 3, Hanlon 3, Payland 3, Jones 2, Boyle, Hadley, Brazil, Considine, Baker . BEST Atkinson, Garnham, Carney, Payland, Turnbull .

THERRY 3.7 6.10 14.13 16.18 .114 OLD SCOTCH 4 .1 10.4 11 .12 14.19.103 THERRY Matton 3, Grocock 2, Wrigglesworth 2, Castaldi 2, Zanetti, Crotty, Bye, Reddick, Biddlestone, Radcliffe, Bosanko. BEST Wrigglesworth, Castaldi, Grocock, Matton, Biddlestone, Bannister.

OLD SCOTCH Keipert 4, Jackson 2, Millar 2, Allen, A . Hart, Hume, McCall, Reddish, Shepherd . BEST Smith, Keipert, Hume, Twist, Hunter, Eagle.

UNI BLUES 3 .2 5.5 6 .6 10 .10.70 DE LA SALLE 4 .3 15.8 22 .12 27.15.177 UNI BLUES Mclnnes 3, Wallis 2, Love 2, Davis, Furphy, Worsley . BEST Kirsanovs, Worsley, Kanis, Stevenson, Furphy . Baker.

DE LA SALLE Fraser 6, Harrison 5, Mannix 4, McClounan 3, McGee 3, Banks, 2 Waldron 2, Tully, Toohey . BEST Toohey, Mahoney, Prezens, Rentil, Hegan, Lowe .

BANYULE 7.5 12.12 18.14 21 .15.141 OLD TRINITY 3.1 4.4 4.7 9.11.65 BANYULE Legge 4, Cullen, Weston, Witchell, Holt, Sutterby. BEST Moloney, Mill, Fraumano, Sutterby, Glass, Short .

OLD TRINITY O'Shaughnessy 6, Rogers 3, Anderson 2, Boxtel 2, Forbes 2, Allibon, M . Beardsley, Johnson, Norman, Sammut, Taylor .

BEST M. Beardsley, Sammut, R . Beardsley, Robison, Wallace, O'Shaughnessy .

0. MENTONIANS 2 .3 4 .6 10.8 1 6. 9.105 0. PARADIANS 2.2 6 .9 11 .11 13.14 .92 0. MENTONIANS Acreman 8, Solley 3, Turner 2, Best, Norton, Macquire. BEST Macquire, Barrett, Best, Acreman, Leaver, Brooks .

0. PARADIANS Kerr 6, Philip 2, Shannon, A . Canavan, T. Canavan, Gleason, Gearny. BEST Considine, Kerr, Gleason, Cosgriff, Brabender, A.Canavan.

PARKSIDE 2 .3 9 .11 14.14 18.16.124 ST BERNARDS 4 .3 6A 9.7 12.10.82 PARKSIDE Sansonetti 7, Freeman 4, Blackney, L . Panjari, Glasgow, Page, Sedgwick, Damilatis, Cincitorio . BEST Sedgwick, L. Panjari, Sansonetti, L . Inserra, Franklin, Cincitorio .

ST BERNARDS L. Gallant 5, Mallia 2, Wood 2, Godfrey, J. Gollant, Dunell . BEST Carey, L. Gollant, A. Nathan, Mallia, C . Capes.

0. BRIGHTON 1.6 2.8 6.13 13.17.95 UNI BLACKS 3.3 9.9 14.13 19.17.131 0. BRIGHTON Ryan 3, Fitchett 2, Talbot 2, Allen 2, Pryor 2, C . Smith, Templeton. BEST Pryor, Murray, James, Talbot, Brook, Lad e UNI BLACKS Quilty 5, Vaughan 4, Gibney 3, B . Smith 2, Hopkins, McDonald, A . Gray, Cheat, Glover . BEST Cheat, Gibney, McArthur, Radford, Quilty, J . Gray.

0. XAVERIANS 5.6 10.8 15 .9 22.10.142 KEW 3 .3 6.8 10.10 12.16.88 0. XAVERIANS Denton 5, Ellis 4, Hanneberry 3, Lynch 3, Peters 2, Richardson, McKay Dann, Collopy, Taylor. BEST Dann, Curtain, Denton, Dafton, Collopy, Hilbert .

KEW Barry 5, King 3, Okalyi, Porte, Peric, White . BEST Oliver, Barry, White. Bradley, Sticca, Okalyi .

THOMASTOWN 3S 7.7 9.14 14 .15,e3 IVANHOE 3 .5 6.14 9.15 18.22.130 THOMASTOWN D. Farchione 4, Kev Harling 3, Molella 2, Smith Papaionou, Lovett, D. Fellows, Bradford . BEST Papaionou, Kev Harling, D. Fellows, Mollela.

IVANHOE T. Kassimiotis 4, P. Flynn 4, E . Flynn 2, J. Freeman 2, G .

Bullen, D. Cartwright, G . Kennedy, M . Lengacher, J . Matthew, R .

Purcell. BEST T. Flynn, R . Stewart, R . Armstrong, D . Nibali, G . Kennedy, T. Kassimiotis.

BULLEEN-TEMP. 3A 11 .4 15.7 20.14 .134 STATEtCOMM, BANK 6 .3 9 .6 14 .11 17,11,113 BULLEENâ&#x20AC;¢TEMP. Pace 8, Merrell 4, Mathews 3, N . Bone 2, Mayne 2, Murtic. BEST Murtic, Mayne, A . Rozanitis, Pace, Driver, Harvie .

STATE/COMM . BANK Wade 5, Cloke 4, Beer 2, Andrews, Bunnett, Isgro, Beare, Templeton, Wallmayer. BEST Gniel, Wallmeyer, Templeton, Isgro, Maher, A . Pitts.

PRESTON MBOB 0 .3 1 .5 2 .9 3.10.28 MONASH BLUES 4 .6 14.8 22 .14 33 .23.221 PRESTON MBOB Johnson, Yendall, Dean . BEST Mounsey.

MONASH BLUES Baring 7, Newman 5, McGregor 3, Hildebrand 3, Alexander 3, Corrigan 3, Zacharidis 2, Hipwell, Sturgess, Kiers, Tuhan, Knott, A. Quin, Kohler. BEST A . Kiers, L. Baring, G . Hipwell, D' Newman, A . McGregor, J. Sturgess.

FAWKNER 3 .3 13.6 14.6 18 .14.122 CAUL . GRAMMAR 3A 7.4 12 .12 18.15.123 FAWKNER Lawson 5, Palet 3, Holt 2, G . Kelly, O'Leary, Clarke, Mitchell, Majerczak, Madden, Selleck, M . Roach . BEST Holt, Lawson, Clarke, Mitchell. Cropley, O'Leary.

CAUL. GRAMMAR Pearce 7, Boston 3, Kalinski 3, Restarick 2, Brohier Demetrion, Morrissey . BEST Brohier, Cossart-Walsh, Holmes, Kalinkski, Pearce, Scholton, R. Royals.

WHITEFRIARS 6.8 11 .13 17.15 20.20 .140 T KILDA CBOC 0.5 4 .8 7.14 13.15 .93 WHITEFRIARS Pratt 9, Bateman 3, Jenkins 3, Carbone, B . Crowe, Cochlan, Lane, R. Reidy-BEST Pratt, Jenkins, B. Crowe, McAuliffe, R .

Reidy, Strike.

ST KILDA CBOC Bergman 4, Riddell 3, Capiron 2, Battershall, Keiran, White, Murrihy. BEST Bergman, Buckley . Fitsimmon, Niclason, King, Raher.

OLD IVANHOE 6 .8 10.11 15.19 21 .22.148 LATROBE UNI 4.2 8.5 13.7 15.11 .101 OLD IVANHOE Yarwood 6, Cockerill 4, Stevens 3, Dunnell 3, Huber 2, Dyson, M . Hall, Parry . BEST Dyson, Alexander, Stevens, Parry, Yarwood, Jenkins.

LATROBE UNI Wilson 6, McLachlan 3, Fawcett 2, Kreuzer 2, Bakogianis, Eldridge . BEST Cummings, Wilson, McLachlan, Fawcett, Kreuzer, Eldrige .

MHSOB 2 .5 4 .10 12 .14 16.16 .112 ST BEDES 6 .2 12 .7 14 .10 19.14 .128 MHSOB Bamert 5, C . Tyrrell 3, Atchison 3, Yee 2, Comer, Adduci, Dawson. BEST Harries, Comer, Glover, Beazley, O'Connor, Adduci .

ST BEDES Seeley 7, Boag 4, Hutchinson 2, Hambridge 2, Whitelaw, Purcell, McNamara, Gray . BEST T. Beasley, Gray, Lannan, Boag, T. Bryant, Seeley.

O. CAMBERWELL 3.3 9 .11 14.15 15 .16.106 HAMPTON ROVERS 3.7 6.9 11 .14 14.16.100 0. CAMBERWELL Armstrong 4, Paterson 3, Niel 3, Harvey 2, Mance, Proven, Pike . BEST Jepson, Spurnitt, Forwood, Leitch, Ballard, Harvey .

HAMPTON ROVERS Panagiotidis 6, Capp 2, Deluca 2, G . Devereaux 2, McConville, Pappon . BEST McConville, Panagiotids, Pappon, S .

Devereaux, McKellar, C. Dwyer.

OLD GEELONG 2.5 7.9 11 .11 13.12.90 GLENHUNTLY 1 .2 2.3 5.6 11.9.75 OLD GEELONG D. Ritchie 4, Logan 4, Gunn 2, Furphy, Williams, P. Handbury. BEST Gunn, D . Ritchie, Bayliss, Macdougall, Pescott, J .

Handbury.

GLENHUNTLY Bateman 4, M . Smith 3, Rafferty, Halpin, Crooke, T . Hill .

BEST Timms, Bateman, Wilson, Smith, McGrath, Murphy .

AJAX 3A 6 .12 8.15 15.19.109 ST KEVINS 1 .3 3,6 8 .8 12.9.81 AJAX D. Sheezel 5, A. Gordon 5, D . Briskin 2 . A. Klooger, P. Goetz, D. Pat. BEST Marks, Silver, Pat, Bursztyn, Gordon, Sheezel .

ST KEVINS Meagher 2, Hagerty 2, Hourigan, Callanan, Lewin, Panagiotopolous, Grace, Varasdi, S . Kerr. Pivetta . BEST McNair, McKaige, Hagerty, Varasdi, Panagiotopolous, O'Brien .

4 .3 14.11 19.14 29.21 .195 MAZENOD OC 4 .3 4.6' 8.8 10.9.69 BULLEEN UNITED MAZENOD Chilcott4, McMullin 4, Rekic 4, Gye 3, Ward 3, Barker 2, 2, Poulter. Luxtord, Grimison, McLean, Peter Riley . p is.rnarz 2 . Francis i3rST O'Hara, Kendall, Barker, Howard, McLean, Peter Riley .

BULLEEN UNITED Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

5.1 7.5 12 .8 13.9.87 ST MARYS 13.21 15.26.116 oOVETON 7 .4 11 .17 2, F. Crombie?, G . Hurley, T. ST MARYS G. Mullins 5, T. McCaskell . . BEST T. Burt, T Ymer, T. McCaskell, ;r, t_ Gmare, T. Ymer, J. Sinicco ~ ~1ur :ns_

DOVETON Brodie 3, Burgess 3, Beugelaar 2, Khalil 2, Nguyen 2, Cartney, Handy . Ulrich. BEST Burgess, Reiger, Brodie, O'Donnell, Pa,e Campbell . .4 12 .4 .5 17-6.108 WEST BRUNSWICK 23.3 77.2 11 .1 0. ESSENDdN WEST BRUNSWICK Traynor 5, Capron 3, Fyffe 2, Buhagian 2, Fowle r 2 Ses;,rtie, McNeice, Bangiarnedis BEST Baker, Bangiamedis, Casley, Traynor.

J : mes, Johnstone,Dudderidge 3, Wright 3, Maddern 2, Thomson, 0. ESSENDON price, J . Panagiotopolos, Withers . BEST Maddern, sLncroe McKenzie, Thomson, Tonelli, Wright .

4 .1 5 .1 9.3 13.6.84 POWERHOUSE NORTH BRUNSWICK 2 .3 6.6 14.14 19.16.130 2, Devlin 2, Senior 2, Healey, POWERHOUSE Corbett 3, Hansen r~amp Hotlowood . Newland. BEST Hansen, Desler, Newland, Hall, Kemp Tromp# NORTH BRUNSWICK Grimaldi 4, Fox 4, Hehir 3, M . DeMorton 2, D. B . Thorpe, Boudoloh . BEST H . Tsialtas, De": arton 2, J. Briffa 2,. Tirchett, Lirosi, Grimaldi .

Parkmson, J . Tirchett, A 4.4 13 .14 21 .20 30 .31 .211 WILLIAMSTOWN ST ANDREWS 3.3 5.4 6 .5 6.6.42 WILLIAMSTOWN Dawson 4, Hann 4, Andrew Featherston 2, Anthon y F_ :-O .on 2 . Mills 2, Quinn, Clark, Hyland, Dervan, Kennedy . BEST r= u,e;s Quinn, Dervan . Kennedy, Clark, Anthony Featherston .

ST ANDREWS Ford, Henkel, O'Leary,` :TapneG Weate, White . BEST Burns, Ford, Smith, White BRUNSWICK 24 .17.161 17.15.117 AQUINAS BRUNSWICK Goal Kickers to be confirmed. BEST Good team effort.

AQUINAS Coster 4, Whelan 3, G . Clifford 3, D. Wright 2, Leavy 2, T. Grierson 2, Vankerkhoven . BEST J . Livingstone, Whelan, Hodge, Vankerkhoven, James, Bell .

ELSTLFaN4YtCK 0.6 5 .8 8.9 18.12 .120 PENINSULA OB 5.1 7.5 12 .10 17.13.115 ELSTERNWICK Albert Conlin 6, Blennerhassett 3, Bolte 2, Bean 2, G .,,nane Hill, Southall, Spink, Word . BEST Albert Contin, Southall, F:~rr nrt±on, McCooke, Guinane, Hankin .

PENINSULA OB B. Jarrot 6, J . Pratt2, S. McMahon 2, M . Sampson, P Angus, A. Powell, W. Sparkes, M . Cross, S. Glover, G . Harris. BEST M Goddins, J. Bleasby, N . Franks, T. Parker, A . Powell, . McMahon .

ANZ BANK 8,7 14.17 18.25 28.34 .202 RICHMOND CENTRAL 0 .1 1 .3 4.7 5 .8.38 ANZ BANK Szeitz 8, Sanelli 4, Kringoudis 3, Cumming 2, Ganley 2, McLeod 2, Sore 2, Skien 2, Lrkin, Moross, Reed . BEST Nicolosi, R. McDonald, McLeod, Szeitz, Larkin, S. Pashas, Reed.

RICHMOND CENTRAL Young 2, Shannon, Sungalis, Le Sueur. BEST Sutherland, Jiggins, M . Warton, P Warton, D. Sando, Young .

BORONIA PARK 3.1 6 .3 7.7 11 .8.74 SALESIAN 1 .3 7.6 9.8 17.15 .117 BORONIA PARK Featonby 4, Walter 3, Hinksman 2, A .Carew, N. Borthwick. BEST Van Bvul, Dean, Cooksey, Brown, Martin, S . Carew.

SALESIAN Goal Kickers and Beat Players not received.

ST PATRICKS 3.4 4 .7 5 .9 6.13 .49 UNI REDS 5.5 7.11 11 .22 14.26.110 .

Murphy 3, Leonard, O'Brien, Camm . BEST Barry, ST PATRICKS P Piper, Murphy, Davis, B. Kellett, R . Lister.

REDS Cahir 3, Edgley 2, Newing 2, Barone, Angelodemou, Tehan, UNI Burgen, White, Coburn, Capp. BEST Urban, Edgley, Schiavo, Gosdschan, Grech, Cook .

OLD CAREY 5.4 15.6 21 .14 24 .20.164 UHSOB 4.5 7.6 7.8 8.11 .59 OLD CAREY Hickey 6, S . Paterson 4, Ballagh 4, Raft 3, Skene 2, Daniels, M . Harris, Bryan, Outlack . BEST Daniels, Skene, Dunshea, Chipp, Hickey, Berti .

UHSOB Cleary 3, Watt 2, McLean 2, Epifano. BEST Watt, Grant, Burns, Hooper.

NORTH OB 1 .1 3.5 3.7 4.7.31 OLD SCOTCH 3.5 6.5 11.8 14.12.96 NORTH OB McDonald, O'Dwyer, S . Bevanda, Perrone . BEST McDonald, S. Bevanda, Kett, Macri, Perrone, O'Dwyer .

OLD SCOTCH Williamson 3, Cowper 2, Godwin 2, Aird, Burrowes, Hawkins, Kerr, Macmillan, Price, Worner. BEST Hawkins, Williamson, Price, Godwin, Psichalos, Kerr .

0. XAVERIANS 14 .13.97 0. PARADIANS 7.6 .48 0. XAVERIANS Tyrell 5, Sheehan 3, Mclnnery 2, silk 2. McGrath 2.

BEST Kelleher, Sheehan, Silk, Tyrell, McGrath, Grothen .

0. PARADIANS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

CHIRNSIDE PARK 23.12 .150 MARCELLIN 4 .5.29 CHIRNSIDE PARK G . De Jong 4, M . De Jong 4, Thomas 3, Bourke 3, Mathieson 2, Harrington 2, Andrew, Campbell, Kelly . BEST Basso, Andrew, Thomas, G . De Jong, M . De Jong, T. Sanderson .

MARCELLIN C. Hesse 2, Pertile, Buhagiar. BEST T. Buhagiar, D. O'Callaghan, S. Dimattina, M . Tyrrell, K. Robinson, A. Russell.

BULLEEN-TEMP. 2 .1 5.3 7.5 10.6.66 ALBANVALE 2 .2 4.4 7.4 10.8.68 BULLEEN-TEMP. L . Shallard 3. P. Saw 2 . A. Bennett 2, B. Lederman 2, L . Parris. BEST G . Parkinson, P. Ryan, A . Thuenissen, P. Saw, G .

Hatton, A . Saw. ALBANVALE Phillips 4, C. Agius 2, Holdsworth 2, Turner, Dodemaide .

BEST Turner, Mitchell, Victor Agius, Katic, Phillips, Guastelegname .

ST BERNARDS 13 .10.88 COLLEGIANS 7.14.56 ST BERNARDS Looker 3, Muir 3, Creaks 2, Gollant 2, Devers, Denahy, O'Lachlin, BEST O'Dea, F. Monaghan, Creeks, Moon, Moody, Denahy .

COLLEGIANS Whittaker 2, Lynzaat, Fraser, Proctor, Dunne, Tadgell .

BEST Lynzaat, Fraser, G . Kenneally, Whittaker, Proctor, Dunne.

KEW 7.5 12 .5 16.8 18.11 .119 0. WESTBOURNE 2 .3 2 .3 4.5 7.8 .50 KEW O'Dea 5, D. Maclsaac 5, Phelan 2, Lazarus, Robert Maclsaac, O'Hanlon, Vanderzalm, Blowfield, Prowse. BEST O'Dea, Lazarus, Vanderzalm, D. Maclsaac, Phelan, Ho. 0. WESTBOURNE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

FIT 4 .12 .66 THERRY 14.9.93 FIT Garcia 2, N . Barbounis, Nucara . BEST Pattison, Tassapoulous, Johnstone, Nucara, O'Kane, Case.

THERRY Sandman 4, Ayad 2, Fernandez 2, Brisbane, Gibson, Falkch .

Kelly, Pearce, Swift . BEST Brisbane, Pearce, Sandman, Jacobson, Doran, D. Lyons.

BANYULE 8.2.50 ELTHAM 21 .11 .137 BANYULE P. Davis 2, P. Healey, L . Rigby M . Phillips, G . Donaldson, C . Holt, N . Kearsey. BEST M . Barton, D. Stephens, S. Howse, S . Gray, L. Rigby, M . Sturrock .

ELTHAM Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

BLOODS 7.6 13.8 13.13 19 .17.131 ST KEVINS 0.2 0.2 1 .4 1 .4.10 BLOODS Shannon 5, Witts 4, Curtis 2, Taranto 2, Rust, Ellis, Smith, Illioupolos, McDonell, Powell . BEST Hutchinson, Smith, Witts, Van, Shannon, McDonell .

ST KEVINS D. Nanfra . BEST Civitella, Stewart, Freeman, Arnold, O'Keete, Nanfra .

DE LA SALLE 19.13 .127 GLENHUNTLY 5.4.34 DE LA SALLE M . Fraser 5, M . Thorn 3, M . Bolt 3, T. O'Callaghan 2, Jackson 2, O'Brien 2, Moore, McGraw. BEST P. Hegan, P. O'Brien, G . Sharrock, M . Jackson, M. Bolt, M. Fraser.

GLENHUNTLY C. Ryan, Duell, Ottaway. Warren, Zabategui. BEST Morris, Sutton, Harding, Ryan, A. Dix, Hall.

KONTIAS NTH CAUL. 1 .4 5.6 5.8 7.11.53 MAZENOD OC 4.4 5.5 6.7 9.9 .63 KONTIAS NTH CAUL . Lording 2, Poulopoulos, Tchakerian, N .

Alexandrou, T. Balderanos, Cowan . BEST N . Lambrinos, K. Smith, Cowan, A. Alexandrou, Bond, Zuegn .

MAZENOD OC Wain 2, Dicintio, Jennings, Anderson, Bateman, Daubeny, Hubery, Bray. BEST Hadfield, Jackson, Sayers. Willis, Hallam, Anderson .

O. HAILEYBURIANS 2 .5 4.8 6.9 10.9.69 0. MELBURNIANS 0 .3 2.6 5.12 7.13.55 0. HAILEYBURiANS Goal Kickers and Bast Players not received .

0. MELBURNIANS Joyce 3, Dadde, Sanchas, Potter, Hockney, Hunt, Davis, Kellam . BEST Baldwyn, Francis, Sanchas, Hockney, Dawson Joyce.

MONASH WHITES 3.1 7.4 11 .8 15.17.107 AJAX 2 .3 2 .4 3 .4 3.5.23 MONASH WHITES Seidel 6, Gualano 2, Gemmola, Rezauskis, King, Pain, Bainbridge . BEST P. Seidel, M . Kotsanis, N. Pain, G . Bunshaw, M . Young, T. Gualano.

AJAX Blatman, Slonim, Givoni . BEST Blatman, B. Zielinsk, D. Levy, P. Cherny, Olcha, Davis .

ST KILDA CBOC 10 .13.73 ST JOHNS 11 .19.85 ST KILDA CBOC Healy 4, Sussouich 2, Fletcher, Gleason, Walters, Caiafa . BEST Credlin, Caiafa, Joseph, Sussouich, Pope, Healy .

ST JOHNS C. Suttie 5, A . lorlano 2, G . Matheson 2, J . Ladson, G .

Thomas. BEST G . Gester, M . Deayton, T. Cantwell, L . Suttie, D. Higgins, A . toriano.

MONASH GRYPHONS 2 .4 6.8 8.14 11 .19.85 OLD GEELONG 0 .7 2.8 5.11 7.15.57 MONASH GRYPHONS C. O'Brien 4, D. Adams 3, S . Bloom 2, A . La Cava, J. Dykes . BEST C. O'Brien, D. Adams, D. Gravina, O.Anderson, J . Dykes, S. Hogan .

OLD GEELONG Stock 2, Jon Twigg, A . Baytey, Mackinnon, Lee, J .

Morton . BEST Stock, Kilworth, Lee, Clerk, Strauss, Hanna .

DE LA SALLE BLUE 11 .7 19.13 26.20 39.24.258 UNI BLUES 0.0 0 .2 1 .5 4.7.31 DE LA SALLE BLUE Makinson 6, Lafferty5, Vivona 5, Crowe 4, Duckett 3, Rosman 3, McCarthy 2, Fitsgerald 2, A . Greely 2, S . Greely 2, G .

Jackson, Johnson, Marsh, Murray, Smith . BEST Makinson, McCarthy, Marsh, Lafferty, Duckett, Crowe .

UNI BLUES Duffy 2, Johnson, Tremellec . BEST R . Steer, Bandt, Lidgett, Hawker, A . Steer, H . Jones .

0. XAVERIANS 5.5 7.8 11.12 16 .16.112 0. PARADIANS 2 .4 3 .6 6.7 8.8.56 0. XAVERIANS Duggan 3, Cook 3, Brady 2, Davies 2, Green 2, Caputi 2, Juracicy, Salter. BEST D'Amico, Portelli, Green, Keyhoe, Cook, Duggan .

0. PARADIANS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ORMOND 5.10.40 MAZENOD BLUES 16 .20 .116 ORMOND Montgomery, Dobson, Turner, Marinic . BEST Carboon, Montgomery, Absalom, Kelleher, Fischer, Marinic .

MAZENOD BLUES Tetley 5, A . King 4, Mounter 3, Thek 2, Marshall, Horban . BEST Makin, Byrne, Marshall, Howe, Occhipinti, Horban .

0. HAILEYBURIANS 8.5 17.12 24.17 34 .22.226 OLD SCOTCH 0.0 0 .2 0 .4 4.7.31 0. HAILEYBURIANS Kelly 6, Arnhold 4, Phillips 3, Andersen 2, Anderson 2, Hunter 2, Fothergill 2, Anderson 2, Home 2, Dow 2, Lappage 2, Thiessen, O'Brien, Healy, Panetta, Parton, McLean . BEST Fothergill, Lappage, D . Andersen, Kelly, Arnold, M . Phillips .

OLD SCOTCH Hume, Lesco, Simpson, Warrick. BEST Hume, Simpson, Norman, Beoke, Harris, Woodhouse .

ST BERNARDS 2 .2 10.10 12.14 15 .17.107 COLLEGIANS 5 .1 5A 10.5 11 .5 .71 ST BERNARDS Gilmour 6, Parrett 5, Stromci, Horn, Comito, Kennedy .

BEST Gilmour, Egan, Vassatlo, Taylor, Horn, Brebner.

COLLEGIANS Heintz 3, Bamford 2, Lester, Warner, Berryman, Symons, Mastos, Blackman . BEST Warner, Barker, Farrington, Batiste, Bamford, Blackman.

MARCELLIN OC 9 .7 19 .10 26 .20 36.29.245 OLD BRIGHTON 0 .0 0 .0 2.3 6.4.40 MARCELLIN OC Weisz 5, Bennett 4, Merton 4, Sexton 3, Sticca 3, Gallagher 3, Darby 3, Booth 3, Wallis 2, Quarrel, Healy, Moran, Edwards, Gorman, Vimpani . BEST Sexton, Ryder, Merton, Vimpani, Gallagher, Darby.

OLD BRIGHTON Haydon 4, Richardson, Smith. BEST Haydon, Augustine. lovers, Richardson, Farrar, Masterson .

NORTH OB 2 .2 4.6 7.6 9.8.62 ALBAN VALE 2 .4 6.7 13.18 19.21 .135 NORTH OB Leigh 2, Collison, Girolami, A. Radi, Boczar, Mezzetta, Papaleo, Haifa . BEST Collison, Leigh, Muller, Haifa, A . Radi, Bangit, Salvatore.

ALBANVALE B. Galt 6, S . Buscko 3, D. Liddell 2, J . Procko 2, T. Febey 2, J . Triplett, J. Smith, S. Caulfield, J. Zarafa. BEST A . Paddon, D. Liddell, S. Buscko, T. Febey, B . Gatt, J. Karragawis .

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CHIRNSIDE RECEIVED FORFEIT FROM PARKSIDE THOMASTOWN 4.3 5 .7 12 .9 18.13 OLD IVANHOE 5 .5 6.8 9.9 11, .121 9 75 THOMASTOWN Scores In Dispute . BEST Dimovski, Grech, DiMaggio, Valentino, D. Pougios, Geremia .

OLD IVANHOE Morant 4, Bisogni 2, Brown 2, Roe, Mohr, Ivey. BEST Lerner, Gaytor, Morant, Mohr, Greenhalgh, Bisogni .

BULLEEN TEM P. 2 .3 4.11 6.12 9 .12.66 WHITEFRIARS 7.1 9 .1 13.1 14 .1$5 BULLEENTEMP. Kemp 3, Shallard, Tulloch, Edgecombe, McWare . BEST Doggett, Cummins, Scott, Tulloch, ElmssPembrton,ulvi , Kemp.

WHITEFRIARS Haynes 4, Hickox 3, Johnson 2, Delaney, Gibbins, Ciardulli, Ravenarki, Martin. BEST N . Smirk, Tilling, Brockhurst, Martin, Johnson, Millar.

AQUINAS 5.1 7.3 .

9.7 12 OLD TRINITY 2 .2 7.5 8.7 10.10.82 .11 .71 AQUINAS Hacking 5, Chamberlin 4, Kennedy. BEST Chamberlin, Zupanovich, Knights, Hacking, O'Connor, Denver.

OLD TRINITY Gibson 2, Howe 2, Lloyd 2, Hyndman, Pidgeon, Williams . BEST Roberts, Vains, C . Symons, Bougas, Adam, Brimble .

THERRY - A BYE

ST BEDES 18.14.122 MONASH BLUES 3 .11 .29 ST BEDES Hecker 4, Reaby 3, Farmer 2, Ross 2, Farrell, D . O'Brien, Zahra, Kinsella, B . Smith, Libbis, G . O'Brien . BEST Zahra, Farmer, Hecker, Kinsella, B. Smith, Goodchild.

MONASH BLUES Beck, Berlingeri, Signorelli . BEST Millie, Bertacco, Clifford, Beck, Berlingeri, Signorelli.

AJAX 5 .2 8.4 10 .5 14.5 .89 0. MELBURIANS 4.1 8 .2 14.9 20.11 .131 AJAX Slade 3, Kalb 3, Kol 2, Fagenblatt 2, Jason Wrobel, Devries, S. Rosenberg, Hoppe . BEST Jason Wrobel, T. Fell, Redlich, t.ea enberg, De Vries, S. Rosenberg.

0. MELBURNIANS Will 4, Terrill 3, Weiss 2, Sneezewell 2, Muscamp 2, Milne 2, Rhoden, Kogler, Trinidad, Morrell, Burt, Cornell . BEST Milne, Will, Correll, Gillard, Donavan, Thomas .

O. CAMBERWELL 11.1278 CAULFIELD GR 5.11 .41 0. CAMBERWELL T. Nixon-Smith 3, Porter 2, Jepson 2, Woods 2, McManus 2 . BEST Wilson, Woods, McManus, C . Town, Taylor, Cunnington.

CAULFIELD GR Mori 3, Hose, A . Richards . BEST Salter, Ryan, Frater, Jones, Johnson, Harrison .

MAZENOD BLACKS 3 .3 6.7 11 .12 18.15 .123 ST PETERS/CLAYTON 5.1 9.2 11 .4 12.7.79 MAZENOD BLACKS Hancock 4, Dalgleish 3, Nash 3, Martin, Fraser, A. Little, N . Little, Warke, Parker, Palan, Quirk . BEST Warke, Frazer, Harrison, A . Little, Nash, Kropman .

ST PETERSlCLAYTON Lema 3, G . Hall 3, Tomlinson 2, Billing 2, Ayoubi, Doman . BEST T. Tomlinson, E . Lema, D. Hall, G . Hall, J. Wylie, R . Schwass .

0. MENTONIANS 3 .3 7.7 11.13 12 .14.86 DE LA SALLE GOLD 2 .6 4 .10 7.15 7.20.62 0. MENTONIANS Raymond 3, Pride 2, Appel 2, Riley 2, Patterson, Radin, Waters . BEST D . Murphy, Richardson, May, Patterson, Appel, Bond .

DE LA SALLE GOLD Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

HAMPTON ROVERS 3.5 8.6 10.10 12 .11 .83 MHSOB 1 .4 6.10 10.12 17.18.120 HAMPTON ROVERS S. McGregor 3, C . McGregor 3, A. Catmak 2Bulmer,RobinsAd . BEST Harvey, Catmak, Amoore, Murray-' White, Robbins, Abraham .

MHSOB J. Duketis 4, Clowes 4, Roberts 3, Zwar 2, M . Konstanty, Webb, Wilkes, Gordon. BEST Vidal, Roberts, Webb, Goldin, Wilkes, Duketis .

MARCELLIN OC 1 .2 4A 6.8 6.12.48 COLLEGIANS 3 .1 8.3 10 .4 14.5.89 MARCELLIN OC O'Mehir 2, Smith, McIntosh, Beattie, Treganowan .

BEST McIntosh, Beattie, Mahon, T Day, Stapleton, Smith .

COLLEGIANS Laussen 3, Bowtell 2, Oldfield 2, Ingleton 2, Greeves, Stephens, Wofff, Parsons, Baxter. BEST Scott, Baxter, Grooves, Laussen, Pike, Stephens.

0. HAILEYBURIANS 4 .4 5.5 6.8 8 .9.57 ORMOND 0 .2 3.6 5.8 9,13,67

2,Fishec Cox, Gamy, Ray, A . Robinson, O . HAILEYBURIANS Irvine. Herbert, Roberts, Noske, B. Main.

Scnm~di BEST Fisher, Cox Strahan .

ORMOND G . Gribble 3. McCooke 2 . Harrold 2, Gallacher, BEST Fisher, Thomas, Strahan, Robertson, Orr, G . Gribble.

2.6 7.10 9.15 10.15.75 O . MEt.BURNIANS .12 10.13 12 .15 .87 NORTH OB 10 .

Birrell 2, Kopa, Ward-Ambler, Anastakis, Dixon 4 p. MELBURNtANS .

Terrill : BEST Nelson, Dowling, Dixon, Elstoff, Anastakis, McKay D. Goodear 3, Irvine 3, Fennelly 2, Sheahan 2 . Reardon,.

NORTH OB Martin, BEST Cruickshank, McMenamin, Cerini, Devine, Irvine, Rolls .3 8.6 9.6 11 .6 .72 THERRY 25A 18 .14.122 7.7 12.11 OLD SCOTCH 3, O'Rourke 2, Whelan, Donohue, R . Lyons, P. THERRY G.' Pinner. BEST .

Lyons, Jones, Whelan, Sandman, Purcell, R Ryan, Jones, Gentz Donohue- Aston 5, g .Ho~oper, AiIlLloy~dg Hodges, Lloyd, R SOtaCelHe, Win elieHBEST Aston, N Petty, Stanton .

5.5 8.6 .54 1 .4 5.5 UNI BLUES 5 .9 17.9 23.15 28.18.186 DE LA SALLE UNI BLUES Finlayson 2, Giles 2, Burgman 2, Jaksic, Barbante . BEST Burgman, de Dear Boltan, Ogilvy, D. Christie, Finlayson, F . Crist DE LA SALLE Edmunds 5, Peter Green nsello Mullins . 3, BEST 2, S . Rudd 2, Klarica 2, Khuppel, -Swift, Klarica, Edmunds, Pat Green, Knuppel, Crist .

12 .5 14.6.90 BANYULE 3.1 7.3 2 .5 3.8 6.10 9.14.68 OLD TRINITY BANYULE J. Allen 3, B. Bouler 2, C . Stevens 2, L. McGuinnecs 2, M. Gilbert . BEST M . Gilbert, R. Hogan 2, A . Thompson, T . Kearshey, P. Williams, J . Allen, J. Kouryialas, C . Stevens, B. Hogan . . Phillips.

Harmer, R OLD TRINITY Hudson 4, Cooper, Hodder, McClay, BEST Vize, Cooper, Harvey, McClay, Scott, A . Turner.

0. MENTONIANS 1 .3 2 .4 3.6, 3.6.24 O. PARADIANS' 2.3 2 .9 5.13 8.15.63 0. MENTONIANS Osborn, Moodie, Schinzel . BEST Farrow, Norman, Petrov, Hargreaves, Hyland, D. Holland .

0, PARAD(ANS Hammond 2, O'Loughlin, Constantini, J . Mills, Brown, G, Pannam, C . Zahra. BEST A . Morelli, M . Mullavey, P. O'Loughlin, M . Geary, D. Stuckey, P. Reid .

PARKSIDE 1 .3 2 .4 5 .5 6 .5.41 ST BERNARDS 4 .1 9.3 15 .4 21.9.135 PARKSIDE Monahan 2, G. Panjari 2, J . Panjari, D. Debiasi . BEST Penrose, Debiasi, King, Campbell, Dunbabbin, G . Panjari .

ST BERNARDS Flynn 7, Hogan 6, McCleave 3, Federico 2, Byrne, Morrice, Mathewes, C . Overman. BEST Hogan, Flynn, Morrice, McCleave, Fitzgerald, Comito .

OLD BRIGHTON 3 .4 4.7 5.8 6.11 .47 UNI BLACKS 2.0 7.1 16.1 19.2.116 OLD BRIGHTON Fox 3, Jacoby, Gilmore, Hopkins . BEST Perry, Jacoby, Young, Hutchinson, Gale, Fox .

UNI BLACKS Hengel 7, Langley 3, Lagaster 3, Hynes 3, J. Ganly 2, Jackson . BEST Hengel, Hynes, McGowan, Spinks, Watson, Bell .

0 . XAVERIANS 5.4 12.6 16.9 21 .16 .142 KEW 1.3 2.5 6.6 7.8 .50 0 . XAVERIANS Connors 6, Heaphy 4, A. Dillon 3, D. Landrigan 3, G .

Dalton, J. O'Sullivan, Logan, Dickson, A . McLean. BEST A. Dillon, G .

Dalton, D. Landrigan, Dickson, Connors, McCorkell.

KEW Kiriakou 3, Brassil, Irwin, Langton, Blake BEST Bowaser, Langton, Wood, Blake, Ryan, Hibbard.

THOMASTOWN 2 .1 4.2 4 .7 8.11 .59 IVANHOE 3.3 9.5 13.9 15.12.102 THOMASTOWN Leale 3, C . Fellows, Perrone, Cooper, Nazi`.ouski, Budak . BEST Cooper, Boyden, C . Fellows, Leale, lezzi . p IVANHOE M . Flynn 4, S. Lynn 3, D. Flynn 2, M . Maud 2, S. Hall, P. Manuel, A . Smith, B. Woolcock . BEST L . McDonald, L. Flynn, Sammartino, P. Manuel, M . Flynn, S . Lynn .

BULLEENTEMP. 6.3 9.6 11 .10 18.13.121 STATE/COMM . BANK 0.0 2.0 2.0 4.0.24 BULLEENTEMP. J . Rozanitas 4, W. Smith 4, G . Clark 2, C. Buse 2, J . Edmonds 2, A . Shine 2, D. Agosta, A. Dolenko. BEST A. Shine, W. Smith, M . Mason, G . Clarke, D. Hooper, J. Rozanitis.

STATE/COMM. BANK D . Jenkins, Hyde, Guy, Brown. BEST Rachor, Hyde, Kemezys, Saville, Stekelenburg, Lucas .

PRESTON MBOB 2.0 5 .3 5.3 5 .7.37 MONASH BLUES 6 .1 9 .6 13.10 18.15.123 PRESTON MBOB Calcutt 4, Barbara . BEST Barbara, Bennett, Byrne, Culph, Lykopanagos.

MONASH BLUES Spencer 9, Andritsos 2, Houghton 2, Headberry 2, O'Brien, Parsons, Harrison . BEST Harrison, Spencer, Millie, Lynch, Andritsos, Smith.

FAWKNER 1 .2 6A 7.10 12 .11 .83 CAULFIELD GR 3.1 6.3 7.5 11 .6.72 FAWKNER Ould a Brown 3, Buckley 2, C. Kelly, J. Wilson, Ford, Villani.

BEST C . Kelly, Buckley, P. Barrett, Kane, C . Ford, J. Roach.

CAULFIELD GR BEST Sheppard, J . Roseman, Affinita, Hedin, C. Roseman, Wilson .

WHITEFRIARS 1 .1 3.2 4 .3 4.3.27 ST KILDA CBOC 1 .4 6 .5 8.13 11 .17.83 WHITEFRIARS Paul O'Brien 2, Peter O'Brien, C. O'Farrell. BEST Zavarella, D. Flanagan, Gerrary, O'Farrell, Peter O'Brien, H . Flanagan.

ST KILDA CBOC Degering 5, Conroy 2, Mooney, Sossa, McAllister, P. Rogers. BEST Pasara, Joyce, Degering, Conroy, Woodward, Mooney.

OLD IVANHOE 2 .3 5.4 10.7 13.8 .86 LATRC9E UNI 3.1 6.3 7.3 9.5 .59 OLD IVANHOE Duske 4, Osborne 3, Cormack 2, Caddy, Dhan, Colledge, Naim. BEST Ritchie, Caddy, Maycock, Dowell, Osborne, College.

LATROBE UNI Scanlon 3, Blaskett, D . Huffer, Lloyd, O'Connor, Sheehan, Stafford . BEST D. Huffer, Stafford, Lonergan, McDonald, Demeo, Taylor.

MHSOB 2.4 7.10 10 .12 11 .14.80 ST BEDES 3.3 4.7 7.9.51 3 .5 MHSOB McGrath 4, A. Postolou 2, Martin, Lai, Verma, McConnell, O'Brien . BEST Suckling, Kennedy, Apostolou, Walker. Lai, McGrath .

ST BEDES G . Fitzgibbon 3, Ridewood 3, Cerolini . BEST Cerolini, Mark Beasley, Dunstan, Elmore, Algeri, N . Fitzgibbon .

O. CAMBERWELL 4 .3 8 .5 14.9 18.12.120 HAMPTON ROVERS 1 .2 4 .4 4.4 9.5.59 0. CAMBERWELL Curtis 5, Young 4, Strachan 3, Adams 3, Salvaris 2, O'Brien . BEST Adams, Curtis, McHarg, Spicer, Strachan, Wood .

HAMPTON ROVERS Devola 4, Winkler 4, Mulholland . BEST J . Alessi, A. Winomill, D. Rogerson, S. Baskett.

OLD GEELONG 4 .4 6 .8 8.10 8.12.60 GLENHUNTLY 2 .2 5 .6 6 .6 8.10.58 OLD GEELONG W. Dowling 4, Haslem, J. Ritchie, MacGowan, Peake.

BEST W. Davis, MacGowan, Richardson, M . Bayley, Spiden, Haslem.

GLENHUNTLY Talarico 4, Oaten, G . Horsey, Patterson, S. Hill . BEST Ashcroft, Talarico, Brown, Harrison, S. Smith, S. Hill .

AJAX 0.1 1.2 5 .2 6 .3 .39 ST KEVINS 2 .2 4.8 6.9 10.11 .71 AJAX M . Percia 2, D . Galvin, D. Rockawin, A . Michacher, A . Mordech .

BEST M . Rosner, A . Mordech, A . Michacher, A . Horne, Berman, Roseman .

ST KEVINS Warton 2, M . Quinlan, J. Bare, R . Snell, Marks, Deeley, Richardson, D. Chaffey, Loorham . BEST Richardson, J. Bare, De Rooden, Marks, D. Chaffey, P. Varsoi .

MAZENOD OC 7.4 11 .11 21 .17 26 .20.176 BULLEEN UNITED 0.0 0.0 1 .0 1.0.6 MAZENOD OC Paul Riley 6, Fisher 5, Tsiavis 4, Deegan 3, Campbell 2, Rogers 2, Murray 2, McKittrick, Boyle . BEST Fisher, Tsiavis, Kennedy, Campbell, Carr, McKittrick .

BULLEEN UNITED Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ST MARYS 1 .4 3.8 6.13 7.20.62 DOVETON 0.2 3.8 4 .9 7.11 .53 ST MARYS C . O'Brien 3, S . McCoy 2, M . Pearson, E. Evans . BEST S. McRoy, C . O'Brien, R. Kimberley, E . Evans.

DOVETON Bourke 2, Gibbs, Payet, M. Wilson, McDonald, De Gee. BEST Muibhead, Kasipis, Brown, J . Wilson, McDonald, Bourke.

3.5 5.7 7.9.51 WEST BRUNSWICK 1 .1 12.7 18.9 21 .13 .139 OLD ESSENDON 6.3 WEST BRUNSWICK Hokkanen 2, Barnes, Borg, Albaba, McRostie, Morton. BEST Ashdowne, Borg, Downer, Lapsley, Hokkanen, McRostie .

OLD ESSENDON A . Soteriou 6, Johnstone 3, Pigott 3, Shaw, Murray, Dunkley, Carmichael . BEST A . Soteriou, T. Vlahek, Guthrie, J. Panagiotopolos, Johnstone, Stevens .

POWERHOUSE 2 .0 4 .2 6.5 11.7.73 NORTH BRUNSWICK 4 .4 5.7 10.8 15.14.104 POWERHOUSE Copes 2, G. Scotland 2, Skews 2, Glaser, Reidel, Martin, Maddox, Vagg . BEST Luciano, G. Scotland, Martini, Maddox, Skews, McLeod .

NORTH BRUNSWICK Cannon 4, Rispoli 3, Kibizis 2,Crosina 2, Lianeas, Jewell, DeVito, Adams. BEST Attard, Rispoli, Kibizis, P. DiMarco, Garling, Androutsos .

WILLIAMSTOWN 6 .3 11 .3 16 .7 20.11.131 ST ANDREWS 0.2 1.4 3 .6 3.6 .24 WILLIAINSTOWN Graham 13, Turney 4, Langham 3, Deller 2, Clough 2, Mazzeo 2, Tuck, Gunn, Dervan, Cannon . BEST Cannon, Graham, Turnley, Cook, Harry, Langham .

ST ANDREWS Lynch, Varkopoulos, Wright . BEST D'Angelo, Davies, Emblem, Lucas, Varkopoulos .

BRUNSWICK AQUINAS 910.21.8.68 .75 BRUNSWICK Pearce 2, Gibson 2, Kennedy 2, Bell, McCulloch, Sedgewick. BEST Jamieson, Gibson, Conovir, Kowalensky, Bell .

AQUINAS Duffy 2, Maher, J . Sheehan, Kelly, T. Alford, McCafferty .

BEST Joyce, Langdon, Maher, G . Wright, Sainsbury, McCafferty.

F' RESERVE-.SECTIO N ELSTERNWK3C 4 .2 6 .6 10.8 11.10.76 PENINSULA OB 2 .1 2.6 3.9 6.11 .47 ELSTERNWICK Walker 3, Schulz 2, McIntyre, Horris, J . Eklom, McGregor, Quirk, O'Connor . BEST Marshall, Heath, Schulz, A .

O'Connor, Nolan, Grandemange .

PENINSULA O8 M . Atkins 3, S. Kemp 2, D. Oler~zuk . BEST G. Martin, R. Carter, R . Ukositch, D . Morgan, S. Kemp, M . Atkins.

ANZ BANK 5 .6 10.13 15.16 19.20.134 RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 .1 1 .2 1 .2 4.2 .26 ANZ BANK Birkenfelds 13, Chatzitaskas 2, Xuereb 2, Farrell, Westblade BEST Birkenfelds, Hayes, Farrell, S . Byrne, Simmonds, Birrell .

RICHMOND CENTRAL Pickett, Fawcett, Simmonds, Lang. BEST Fawcett, Johnson-Clark, Dormer, Miranda, Ricketts, Lang .

BORONIA PARK 1 .0 3.1 3.1 5.5.35 SALESIAN 6 .4 13.6 17.11 18,12 .120 BORONIA PARK J. Brown 2, S . Borthwick, G . Coath, Challis, Charlton .

BEST Coath, Challis, Bryant, Charlton, White, Brown .

SALESIAN Grace 5, P. Forbes 4, M . Clarke 3, Agapitos 2, Oliver, Stoffaridis, Garafolo, Scott . BEST Grace, Gasped, Stoffaridis, Shelley, Clark, Garafolo.

ST PATRICKS 1 .1 5.5 8.6 10.8.68 UNI REDS 7.2 10.5 14.9 18.13.121 ST PATRIC CS Gibbins 4, S . Bailey 2, Dickson 2, Fatouros, Ladds . BEST L . McDonald, S . Bailey, D. Nichols, D. Seedsman, P. Fatouros, D. Murphy.

UNI REDS Hille 10, McPhee 6, Carty, Merrigan . BEST F. Salzano, Hille, 'McPhee, Maus, DeAngelis, Moran .

OLD CAREY 2A 4 .6 5 .6 9.10.64 UHSOB 1 .2 6.5 12.10 15.13.103 OLD CAREY Hands 2, S . Neate 2, Nance 2, Wilson, Earney, Graham .

BEST Keeble, S . Neate.

UHSOB Mastrosavas 5, Bunn 4, Forrest 2, Mazza 2 . Rothwell, Bennett.

BEST Freeman, Sawchyn, Keating, Mastrosavas, Forrest, Bennett .

DUE TO MANY DRAW ALTERATIONS CAUSED

BY LATE ADDITIONS O R WITHDRAWALS OF TEA MS IN VARIOUS SECTIONS PLEASE REFER TO THE PAGE HEADED "NEXT WEEK'S MATCHESIN FOR THE MOST UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION REGARDING GAMES THE FOLLOWING WEEK . on

CONGRATULATIONS TO 199y VA FA CERTIFICAT E of MERIT WINNER S

° John Biddlestone (Therry) ° Kevin Clarke ( Parksiae) ° Adrian Fisher (De Lasalle) ° Peter FOX (Nth Brunswick ) ® Adrian Hjorth (comm Bank) ® Tim Jackson (0. Geelong ) ° Michael Perrett (St Bernards)

AWARDED ANNUALLY FOR OUTSTANDING CLUB SERVIC E TO AMATEUR FOOTBALL . ~

PRESENTED AT THE 1991 PRESIDENTS, SECRETARIE S AND MEMBERS DINNER LAST MONDAY EVENING

TRIBUNAL F. FARCHIONE (Thomastown) -"Chesti g aaniumpire~E? matches A. FORMOSA (Thomastown) - Charging an Umpire - 10 matches . .

1991 P. SHANNON (Old Parade) - Strikin TUESDAY APRIL 9th .

G. PORTE - Striking 3 matches (Kew) g - 3 matches .

C. TANNER (Preston) - Striking - 10 matches .

D. COTTMAN (State/Commonwealth Bank) - Striking - 5 matches .

G. DEVEREAUX . (Hampton Rovers) - Charging - 4 matches .

A . KYRIAZIS (Nth Brunswick) - Striking - 3 matches .

M. DeMORTON (Nth Brunswick) - Striking - 3 matches . *M. FAURE (Preston) - Striking - 3 matches . `Presc ribed Penalty

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sporting her supporters jumper.

Wherever the game is played, teams are taking to the field in approved woolblendmark jumpers .

Wool is a natural favourite of players and property stewards alike .

Because the fit and comfort that the players appreciate lasts week after week even after repeated washings .

Aussie rules jumpers for both players and supporters are made in Australia using Australian wool .

VAFA jumpers are knitted in Melbourne by Hugh Lyon Knitwear

to Australian Wool Corporation specifications .

Ask your Purchasing Officer to give them a call and discover the long term economics of a n investment in wool .

Or for further information, contact Mr. Dougal Pleasance at the Australian Wool Corporation on (03) 3419111 .

VAFA players and supporters jumpers from Hugh Lyon Knitwear . Phone ( 03) 583 3277 The Woolblendmark is a certification trademark owned by the Australian Wool Corporation

IMPORTANT NOTE TObePRESS CORRESPONDENT All taxed best players and goal kickers must taxed by 12 noon S M ondays to be included in this list .

Egan ( North Old Boy j CTlON Fraser (De La Salle) 7 Makinson(De iE..aR 8 uesj TtON 1 Caffry (Marcellin ) Kelly (Old Halley) 6 5 Gilmour (St Bernards) 6 Acreman (Old Me on a si)ON 6 Sansonetti (Parkside) 8 UNDER 19 NORTH Gatt (Albanvale) Kerr (Old Paradians) 7 Hacking (Aquinas) 6 O'Shaughnessy (Old Trinity) 6 5 6 SECTION UNDER 19 SOUTH Pratt (Whitefriars) C Duketis (MHSOB) Baring (Monash Blues) Clowes (MHSOB) 4 9 Pearce (Caulfield) 7 Hancock (Old Meib) 4 Wade (State/Comm Bank) 7 Will (Old Metb) 4 Lawson (Fawkner) 5 Hecker (St Bedes) 4 5 4 SECTION A RESERVE Seeley (St Bedes) D Aston (0. Scotch) Panagiotidis (Hampton Rovers) 7 Edmunds (De La Salle) 5 Yarwood (Old Ivanhoe) 6 B RESERVE 5 6 Flyn n Mullins (St Ma E SECTION Hengel (Uni Blacks) 7 Traynor (West 8runswick) I 5 R 5 S enC ESERV E SECTION p cer(Monash Blues ) Sxeitz (ANZ Bank) F Albert (Eisternwick ) 8 D RESERVE 9 Duske (Old Ivanhoe Jarrott (Peninsula) 6 ) McGrath (MHSOB) 4 6 Divoia (Hampton Rovers) 4 Tyretl (Old Xavs) G NORTH Talarico (Glenhuntiy ) 4 O'Dea (Kew ) 5 4 Macisaac (Kew) 5 Graham (WiE RESERVE 5 Uiamstown) 13 Seidel (Monash Wh~ s(UTH F 6 Birkenfield (ANZ Bantc~E 13

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V.A .F. A . PREMIERSHIP LISTS

W L 0 FOR AGST % Pts .

A SECTIO N DE LA SALLE 1 0 0 177 70 252.86 4 NORTH 0 8 1 0 0 175 87 201 .15 4 OLD HAILEYBURY 1 0 0 127 74 171 .62 4 MARCELUN 1 0 0 138 90 153 .33 4 THERRY 1 0 0 114 103 110 .68 4 OLD SCOTCH 0 1 0 103 114 9035 0 COLLEGIANS 0 1 0 90 138 65.22 0 ORMOND 74 127 58.27 0 OLD MELBURNIANS 0 1 0 87 175 49 .71 0 UNIVERSITY BLUES 0 1 0 70 177 3955 0 B SECTIO OLD TRINITY 1 0 0 N141 65 216.92 4 OLD XAVERIANS 1 0 0 142 88 161 .36 4 PARKSIDE 1 0 0 124 82 151.22 4 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 0 0 131 95 137.89 4 OLD MENTONIANS 1 0 0 105 92 114 .13 4 OLD PARADIANS 0 1 0 92 105 87 .62 0 OLD BRIGHTON 0 1 0 95 131 72 .52 0 Sr BERNARDS OC 0 1 0 82 124 66 .13 0 KEW 0 1 0 88 142 61.97 0 BANYULE 0 1 0 65 141 46 .10 0 C SECTION MONASH BLUES 1 0 0 221 28 789.29 4 WHITEFRIARS 1 0 0 140 93 150 .54 4 IVANHOE 1 0 0 130 99 131.31 4 BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE 1 0 0 134 113 11858 4 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 1 0 0 123 122 100 .82 4 FAWKNER 0 1 0 122 123 99.19 0 SfATEtC'WEALTH BANK 0 1 0 113 134 8433 0 THOMASTOWN 0 1 0 99 130 76 .15 0 ST KILDA CBCOB 0 1 0 93 140 66 .43 0 PRESTON MBOB 0 1 0 28 221 12 .67 0 D SECTION OLD IVANHOE 1 0 0 148 101 146 .S3 4 A.J.A.X. 1 0 0 109 81 134 .57 4 OLD GEELONG 1 0 0 90 75 120 .00 4 ST BEDES 1 0 0 128 112 114.29 4 OLD CAMBERWELL 1 0 0 106 100 106,00 4 HAMPTON ROVERS 0 1 0 100 106 9434 0 M.H .S .QB. 0 1 0 112 128 87.50 0 GLENHUNTLY AFC 0 / 0 75 90 8333 0 ST KEVINS 0 1 0 81 109 7431 0 LATROBE UNI 0 1 0 101 148 68 .24 0 E SECTIO N WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 1 0 0 211 42 502.38 4 MAZENOD OC 1 0 0 195 69 282.61 4 NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 0 0 130 84 154.76 4 BRUNSWICK 1 0 0 161 117 137.61 4 DOVETON 1 0 0 116 87 13333 4 WEST BRUNSWICK 1 0 0 108 85 12736 4 OLD ESSENDON GRAM 0 1 0 85 108 7870 . 0 ST MARY'S 0 1 0 87 116 75 .00 0 AQUINAS OB 0 1 0 117 161 72 .67 0 POWERHOUSE 0 1 0 84 130 64 .62 0 BULLEEN UNITED 0 1 0 69 195 35,38 0 Si ANDREWS 0 1 0 42 211 19 .91 0 F SECTION ANZ BANK 1 0 0 202 38 531.38 4 OLD CAREY 1 0 00 164 59 277.97 4 UNIVERSITY REDS 1 0 110 49 224A9 4 SALESIAN OC 1 0 0 117 74 158.11 4 ELSiERNWICK 1 0 0 120 115 10435 4 PENINSULA 08 115 120 9583 0 BORONIA PAR K 74 117 63.25 0 ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 49 110 44.55 0 UHSOB 59 164 35.98 0 RICHMOND CENTRAL 38 202 1881 0 A RESERVE SECTION DE LA SALLE 188 54 344.44 4 COLLEGIANS 1 0 0 89 48 185.42 4 OLD SCORCH 1 0 0 122 72 169A4 4 ORMOND 1 0 0 67 57 117.54 4 NORTH O .B. 1 0 0 87 75 11800 4 OLD MELBURNIANS 0 1 0 75 87 8821 0 OLD HAILEYBURY 0 1 0 57 67 85.07 0 THERRY 0 1 0 72 122 5902 0 MARCELLIN 0 1 0 48 89 53.93 0 UNIVERSITY BLUES 0 1 0 54 186 29.03 0 B RESERVE SECTION ST BERNARD'S OC 1 0 0 135 41 329.27 4 OLD XAVERIANS 1 0 0 142 50 284.00 4 OLD PARADIANS 1 0 0 63 24 262.50 4 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 0 0 116 47 246 .81 4 BANYUL E 1 0 0 90 68 13235 4 OLD TRINITY 0 1 0 68 90 75.56 0 OLD BRIGHTON 0 1 0 47 116 40.52 0 OLD MENTONIANS 0 1 0 24 63 38.10 0 KEW 0 1 0 50 142 35.21 0 PARKSIDE 0 1 0 41 135 3037 0 C RESERVE SECTION BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE 1 0 0 121 24 504.17 4 MONASH BLUES 1 0 0 123 37 332A3 4 ST KILDA CBCOB 1 0 0 83 27 307A1 4 IVANHOE i 0 0 102 59 172 .88 4 FAWKNER i 0 0 83 72 11528 4 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 0 1 0 72 83 86.75 0 THOMASTOWN 0 1 0 59 102 57.84 0 WHITEFRIARS 0 1 0 27 83 32.53 0 PRESTON MBOB 0 1 0 37 123 30,08 0 SiATEfC'WEALTH BANK 0 1 0 24 121 1993 0

W L D FOR AGST % PT S D RESERVE SECTION OLD CAMBERWELL 1 0 0 120 59 203 .39 ST KEVIN'S 1 0 0 71 39 182 .05 MHSOB 1 0 0 80 51 156.86 OLD IVANHOE 1 0 0 86 59 145 .76 OLD GEELONG 1 0 0 60 58 103 .45 GLENHUNTLY AFC 0 1 0 58 60 96 .67 LATROBE UNI 0 1 0 59 86 68 .60 ST BEDE'S 0 1 0 51 80 63 .75 AJ .A .X. 0 1 0 39 71 54 .93 HAMPTON ROVERS 0 1 0 59 120 49 .17 E RESERVE SECTION MAZENOD OC 1 0 0 176 6 2933 .33 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 1 0 0 131 24 545 .83 OLD ESSENDON GRAM 1 0 0 139 51 272 .55 NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 0 0 104 73 142.47 ST MARY'S 1 0 0 62 53 116 .98 AQUINAS 08 1 0 0 75 68 110 .29 BRUNSWICK 0 1 0 68 75 90.67 DOVETON 0 1 0 53 62 85 .48 POWERHOUSE 0 1 0 73 104 70 .19 WEST BRUNSWICK 0 1 0 51 139 36.69 Si ANDREWS 0 1 0 24 131 1832 BULLEEN UNITED 0 1 0 6 176 3,4 1 F RESERVE SECTION ANZ BANK 1 0 0 134 26 515 .38 4 SALESIAN OC 1 0 0 120 35 342.86 4 UNIVERSITY REDS 1 0 0 121 68 177.94 4 ELSTERNWICK 1 0 0 76 47 161.70 4 U.H.S.O.B. 1 0 0 103 64 160,94 4 OLD CAREY 0 1 0 64 103 62.14 PENINSULA O B 0 1 0 47 76 61 .84 ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 0 1 0 68 121 5620 BORONIA PARK 0 1 0 35 120 29.17 RICHMOND CENTRAL 0 1 0 26 134 19.40 G SECTION NORTH CHIRNSIDE PARK 1 0 0 150 29 517.24 OLD SCOTCH 1 0 0 96 31 309.68 ELTHAM OC 1 0 0 137 50 274.00 THERRY 1 0 0 93 36 258.33 KEW 1 0 0 119 50 23800 OLD XAVERIANS 1 0 0 97 48 202 .08 ST BERNARDS DC 1 0 0 88 56 157.14 ALBANVALE 1 0 0 68 66 103.03 BULLEENlTEMPLESTOWE 0 1 0 66 68 97.06 COLLEGIANS 0 1 0 56 88 63.64 OLD PARADIANS 0 1 0 48 97 49.48 OLD WESTBOURNE 0 1 0 50 119 42.02 F.I.T. 0 1 0 36 93 38.71 BANYULE 0 1 0 50 137 3650 NORTH OLD BOYS 0 1 0 31 96 32 .29 MARCELLIN 0 1 0 29 150 1933 G SECTION SOUTH BLOODS 1 0 0 1331 10 1310.00 4 MONASH WHITES 1 0 0 107 23 465 .22 4 DE LA SALLE 1 0 0 127 34 373 .53 4 MONASH GRYPHONS 1 0 0 85 57 149 .12 4 OLD HAILEYBURY 1 0 0 69 55 125.45 4 MAZENOD OC 1 0 0 63 53 11887 4 ST JOHNS OC 1 0 0 85 73 116.44 4 ST KILDA CBCOB 0 1 0 73 85 85,88 KONTIAS NTH CAULF, 0 1 0 53 63 84.13 OLD MELBURNIANS 0 1 0 55 69 79.71 OLD GEELONG 0 1 0 57 85 67.06 GLENHUNTLY AFC 0 1 0 34 127 26.77 A,JA.X .

0 1 0 23 107 21.50 Si KEVIN'S 0 1 0 10 131 7.63 UNDER 19 SECTION I DE LA SALLE BLUE 258 31 832.26 OLD HAILEYBURY 226 31 729 .03 MARCELLIN 245 40 612 .50 MAZENOD BLUES 116 40 290 .00 OLD XAVERIAN S 112 56 20000 ST BERNARD'S OC 107 71 150 .70 COLLEGIANS 1 0 71 107 6636 OLD PARADIANS 1 0 56 112 50.00 ORMOND 1 0 40 116 34.48 OLD BRIGHTON 1 0 40 245 16.33 OLD SCOTCH 1 0 31 226 13.72 UNIVERSITY 1 0 31 258 12 .0 2 UNDER 19 NORTH SECTION ALBANVALE 1 0 0 13 5 62 217.74 THOMASTOWN 1 0 121 75 161 .33 CHRINSIDE PARK 1 0 107 70 152 .86 WHITEFRIARS 1 0 85 66 128.79 AQUINAS OB 1 0 82 71 115 .49 THERRY 1 0 0 0 000 OLD TRINITY 0 1 71 82 86 .59 BULLEENREMPLESTOWE 0 1 66 85 77.65 PARKSIDE 0 1 70 107 65.42 OLD IVANHOE 0 1 75 121 61.98 NORTH OB 0 1 135 45.93 UNDER 19 SOUTH SECTION ST BEDE' S 1 0 0 122 29 429 .69 4 OLD CAMBERWELL 78 41 190.24 4 MAZENOD BLACKS 0 123 79 155 .70 4 OLD MELBURNIANS 0 131 89 147.19 4 M.H .S .OB. 0 120 83 144.58 4 OLD MENTONIANS 0 66 62 13831 4 DE LA SALLE GOLD 0 62 86 72.09 0 HAMPTON ROVERS 0 83 120 69,17 0 AJAX INC 0 89 131 67.94 0 ST PETER'S CLAYTON 0 79 123 64 .23 0 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 0 41 78 52 .56 0 MONA4H RI I IFS

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