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EDITORIAL by Phil Steven s

Good afternoon football followers , Whilst most of our clubs have concluded activities for 1991 and those who are still involved in finals focus on these important few weeks, planning in many areas is very much underway particularly in regards to the celebrations commemorating the VAFA's Centenary Year 1992 . Club administrators are asked as well to give serious thought to the short term future and the long term future of Amateur football and if they, or a small working party from within a particular club, can work on a submission to be presented to me at Elsternwick Park between mid to end October, the submission can then be tabled and discussed at the November Seminar . From these discussions, recommendations are made to the first Members Meeting (1992), ratified and put into operation for that season . I have spent time recently reading some very interesting early submissions concerning the future direction of G Section football as well as new suggestions for the new reinstatement guidelines (keeping in mind that existing guidelines are going to becompletely rewritten to complement the newAFL National Structure andthe repercussions of associated changes) . I urge clubs to give important matters attention now - it will be too late after the event to seek to change them . A suggested time-line is then as follows : Mid October : Submissions in to General Manager (Elsternwick Park ) Mid to end October : Clubs are circularised advising of submissions received and general thrust of each submission - will enable clubs to express support for, suggest amendments etc . Mid November : Executive Seminar. Early 1992 : Ratification and implementation of recommendations . Finally, today I have presented a display of today's combatants showing 'head to head' performances from earlier meetings this year. Have a great day Phil Stevens

TODAY'S FINALISTS - HEAD HEAD - THIS YEA R A-NORTH OLD BOYS vs DE LA SALLE (1991 North =2 ; De La Salle = 0) B-ST BERNARD'S vs OLD TRINITY (1991 St Bernard's =2; Old Trinity = 0) C-BULLEEN/TEMP vs MONASH BLUE S (1991 Bulleen Temp =2; Monash Blues =0) D-AJAX vs MHSO B (1991 Ajax = 1 ; MHSOB = 1) E-WILLIAMSTOWN vs MAZENOD (1991 Williamstown =3 ; Mazenod = 0) F-ANZ BANK vs ELSTERNWICK (1991 ANZ = 2; Elsternwick = 0) U19/1-DE LA BLUE vs OLD XAVERIANS (1991 De La Blue =2; Old Xavs = 0) U19/N-OLD TRINITY vs THERRY (1991 Old Trinity = 1; Therry = 1) U19/S-OLD MENTONIANS vs ST BEDES (1991 Old Mentonians =2 ; St Bede's = 0) M

De La Salle 13.12 .90 - North 14.18 .102 North 9.13 .67 - De La Salle 4.10,34 Old Trinity 2 .10.22 - St Bernard's 11 .3.69 St . Bernard's 16 .16.112 - Old Trinity 8.12 .60 Monash Blues 9.8.62 - Bull/Temp 17.14 .116 i Bull/Temp 17.10 .112 - Monash Blues 11 .7.73 j Ajax 20.18 .138 - MHSOB 19 .15 .129 MHSOB 22 .11 .143 vs Ajax 13.6 .84 Mazenod 16.10.106 - Williamstown 19.14 .128 Williamstown 14.21 .105 - Mazenod 11 .16.82 Williamstown 16.11 .107 - Mazenod 11 .7.7 3

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FIRST SEMI FINAL - REVIEW were bundled out in the first semi final After a dramatic dash to make third spot in the final round Ormond Old Scotch team last Sunday at Amateur Headquarters . comprehensively by anto impressive The game promised be of a high standard given the unusual absence of wind and an almost perfect day . Past years have seen strong northerly wind conditions prevailing in September but this was not the for football talent . Ormond's case on the opening day of this year's A Grade final series . Both teams boasted an array of reserve side, who played successfully in the curtain raiser, displayed some very experienced senior players suggesting . The game opened at a frenetic pace with both teams that indeed the senior side would be of a very high quality seemed to win more of the important centre running very hard at the ball and shirking no physical contests . Scotch . The match-up of Victorian State skipper defence was under constant threat and Ormond's square possessions was an interesting tussle . at HB with All-Australian M att Brown at HF for Ormond Rob Fuller separated Nothing the two teams throughout the first quarter - the margin at quarter time being 4 points in . The pace continued in the second quarter with each side playing well and each Ormond Ormond's favour, 5.4 to 4 .6 forward set-up of Rohan Aujard at goaI was responded to by a successful forward thrust by Scotch . Scotch's the Ormond defenders. At the other end, was proving a handful for M illar Andrew CHF, Mark Brady at FF and in his wake as he gathered a loose ball and ran with one bounce a brilliant burst of pace by Matt Brown left Fuller Ormond led by a narrow 2 points and one felt they should . At half time Ormond to kick an important goal for . have made more of their opportunities The first half had been so close with no more than two goals separating the sides at any given moment that I felt if one side could establish a three goal or better lead throughout the third term the game could well be won . This was to be the case but perhaps not by the side most people had come to expect to perform in this vital quarter vast finals experience it was some small surprise well in game-winning 3rd quarters of finals . Given Ormond's clearly asserted an advantage by playing a brilliant third quarter where they out-ran and out-marked that Scotch Ormond defence, usually so resolute, made a number of the Ormond side . Under considerable pressure the . Poor kicking from defence inevitably found a Scotch player costly errors that Scotch players capitalized upon and ominous signs were becoming apparent . restricting Ormond to 2 .1, to lead and kicked 6 .5 for the quarter, Scotch players teamed impressively together coach Peter Sherwen talked quietly to his Scotch . A very composed at three quarter time by a handy 26 points players and reminded them that they had previously been in match winning positions at three quarter time on a number of occasions throughout the season but had not completed the task by playing out the final quarter . He asked them to think about those previous lost opportunities and howthey would change to their maximum effort coach Michael McCarthy in his debut year faced the that situation in this important do or die match . Ormond final quarter realizing that his players were not playing well and would need to call on their wonderful reserves Ormond style of finals football . of character that had previously, for many years, characterized the directives and applied tremendous pressure The Scotch players responded impressively to coach Sherwen's . A number of attempts to bring the ball down defence who valiantly tried to stem the onslaught to the Ormond clearly held sway. the field from defence broke down across the centre of the ground where Scotch success continued to be too mobile for his opponent and played an important role in the Scotch Rohan Aujard in this final stanza kicking afurther 6 .2 whilst Ormond Ormond Scotch ground . story kicking five goals forthe game scoreboard by Scotch could only respond with one solitary goal . The entire second half was dominated on the . .1 and ran out comfortable winners by 58 points .7 to Ormond's 3 as they kicked 12 Duncan McCall who at CHB controlled the air and rebounded a number of Ormond Scotch's best player was was a surprise selection in the key defence post having spent most of his seniorRichard career . McCall forward moves . this vital spot as a forward . He completely eclipsed the three CHF players that Ormond tried to no avail. in Gavin Eagle (RR), Steve Hunter in a BP gave enormous service to the Scotch club Hume at HBF and Cameron Keipert (RR) were 3 Scotch players who provided the running advantage which Ormond Reddish (C) and Tom leading the side in his first final as acting Captain was a were unable to counter. For Ormond Andrew Jobling very courageous and determined winger, continuing to play on despite a very heavy knock to the face early in most effective forward kicking added badly needed pace and was clearly Ormond's the game . Matt Brown (HF) Anthony Grace (BP) is any drive and 4 goals. Brett Connell (RR) was one of the few on-ballers that provided . Two highlights of the game were the spectacular a young player who has a wonderful amateur future ahead of him high marks of Scotch's Ed Allen and Ormond's Matt Brown . decisively in the second half to deservedly win

Ormond In summary, Scotch were too quick and out-marked . On theform they displayed their first finals game since 1978 and will look forward to the preliminary final encounter potential strengths and showing none of a lack of finals experience . all of Ormond's in this game in countering . Bernie who watched this game with great interest they will have given justifiable concerns to De La or North pens would have been busy taking notes on how to counter this enthusiastic and Dunn's and Robert Hyde's skiiled Scotch combination . - nnTtaall ER 1991

SECOND SEMI-FINAL - PREVIEW ( Sunday, September 8th) The all important easy path to the Grand Final awaits the winner of this fascinating clash of styles and I suspect the winning side will heave an extra sigh of relief forthe bonus of not having to measure up to Scotch in the Preliminary . North come intothis game deserved favourites having accounted for De La on both meetings sofarthis season . In fact, some attention had swung away from North's impressive season with the drama of the last minute dash by Ormond and Scotch to gain finals berths at the last gasp. Having won 15 games and one draw North have completed the home and away season clearly on top . De La, although in second place, have 11 wins to their credit in a season characterized by some very inconsistent form . Bernie Dunn and his match committee know only too well that a day similar in conditions to the first semi would give North a definitive advantage with their marking strength and foot passing skill . To suit the De La running style the conditions would need to be windy, but then again, that has become a common feature of September at EP. Key players for N orth include Steve M oloney, who has played mainly in defence since his return to the Club mid season . His great kicking skill launches attacks from the HB line and De La will need to counter his effectiveness . Proven State player Bruno Conti along with Paul Booth, Tony Egan and promising yn :ng Luke Boyle are players that will cause the De La brains trust some long hours in preparation . Big man C' i.. ren Martin is playing well at the right time and will be a formidable opponent for either Pat O'Callaghan or Andrew Ronchi . An important player for De la is Peter Rennie who recently returned from injury and gives stability to the HB line of the Ds and M ick Hegan is an attacking B R Much responsibility will fall on the shoulders of De La rover Brett Mahoney and centreman Roger Prezens. Pat Mannix at FF has kicked 17 goals in his past two games and is obviously in tremendous form . De La will be looking for acontinuation of thatform if they are to advanceto the GF . On the wings Chunky Campbell and Andrew Mackintosh are tremendous competitors and give a lot of drive for the De La style of play. It should be a great tussle between two traditional rivals . The week's rest will have freshened up the players' attitudes and the prospect of playing off for the "big one" should be motivation enough to extract their possible performances . I'm going with N orth as they have done little wrong this year and have certainly improved significantly from 1990. De La is capable of upsetting any side when their game is on but their inconsistency causes some doubts about their ability to handle the inevitable pressure a Finals game can bring . Still, they manage to surprise most of their critics, especially when they are the underdog and the club itself has wonderful pride and character . These qualities have brought it through on many previous occasions . Man for man North have clearly an advantage in talent but so often the most talented side individually fails against a more committed team approach . Bernie Dunn's best homework will be needed going into this aame but I think Robert Hyde has the answers to win the 2nd Semi .

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B SECTION by Tom Johnsto n

1ST SE M I - REVIEW Old Xaverians and Banyule The first semi final played in fairly good conditions at Elsternwick Park between; both sides were very physical tough affair turned out to be a pretty good match . The first quarter was a .hard, Banyule had plenty of the ball but the Bangers towards the ball - a good sign for the remainder of the match into goals and trailed Xavs 0.7 points to 3 .5, a total of could not convert the great play started by Greg Sutterby were brilliant - the physical clashes had slowed neither side. Xavs Bangers 16 points . The second quarter was a beauty was on fire his tagger was not doing the job as the in the air, Banyule brilliant at ground level . Sutterby the Bangers from leading - they still trailed 4 .12 to Xavs 6 .7 inaccuracy stopped crept closer to Xavs . Only theirThe premiership quarter was the winning quarter for Xavs. Banyule with injuries - a mere 7 point lead to Xavs. in 2 places, captain John Gilham playing with a broken taw, to Big Dave Williams, Stephen Gray, Ste w Coulson, were not looking like a good side . What about set a courageous example to the other Banyule players, but Xavs ithen, M att Hannebery were winning plenty John M cKay for a goal . Bill M David Landrigan's mark (a gem), was the goals kicking not quite up to usual standard . Xavs were bombarding of the ball although Bill's disposal . Xavs still looked fresh - Banyule, devastated .3 to have a handy 17 point lead atthree quartertime Banyule's 3 4 .7 to by injury, looked gone . were playing on courage, Xavs wentto sleep, Thetinal quarter should haveand been aformalityfor Xavs - Banyule the game was alive again, however, the height advantage that Xavs had over 3 quick goals to the Bangers Dermot Dann had to be seen to be believed was strong, the mark by Banyule came into play . Paul .Connors Xavs were full of running, full of The flood gates opened at the 18 minute mark, (one of the best I've ever seen) who were very gallant in defeat, the final Banyule confidence, were too good and too strong for the courageous .75 - a 30 point victory to Xavs . scores being Xavs 15.15.105, Banyule 10.15 whose awkward looking dashes down best player was the courageous centre half back John McKay Xavs was in sparkling form, Bill M ithen's poor the ground were a delight to watch . Fellow defender David Doolan Dermot Dann was back to his use of the ball was his only flaw, Bill's ability to read the play is amazing, wingerwere (3 goals) real good value for Xavs . David Landrigan Paul Connors (4 goals) and who had close to best form . Forwards g Sutterby G re mile was Banyule's best player and best on the ground by the proverbial Wayne Ashton gave Simmo . Defender Sutters 50 possessions in a losing side - a mag nificent effort - well done although playing with injury, was a real goer. Make-shift ruckman 200%, as did stron(, centreman John Turnbull, Peter Adams was always dangerous . as is Shane Stanton . Captain Rory Cullen is a player of the future, for preparing their sides so well and providing Simpson Congratulations to coaches M ichael Rush and JohnRichard Simon and A ndrew Kilner who made this good . Congratulations also tothefield umpires a great match match a great spectacle by umpiring with good common sense, top job boys ! 2ND SEM I FINAL - PREVIEW and Old Trinity will be very interesting . St Bernards have The clash at Elsternwick Park between St Bernards. One game was played on 3/8 in the mud at Timber Ridge had the upper hand in their 2 encounters this lookseason second rate with an impressive victory by 47 points in shocking made Old Trinity Oval and the Doggies Bernards were . The second encounter at St Bernards played on 24/8 in good conditions, again St conditions . St Bernards are . I think the match should be a great game of Amateur footy impressive, winning by 52 points were on top for most of the season certainly playing well, 10 wins in succession is a great effort . Old Trinity St Bernards' they also won 10 in succession during the season which ensure this match should be a beauty . in D Section in 1985 Old Trinity's last premiership was B Section in 1987 are gun forwards, Mark - Jason and Luke Gollant The forward line-up of St Bernards is very impressive Simon Walsh and the Comito boys are is great value. g Wood Gre inconsistent Fitzpatrick is good, although resuming from glandular fever and the injury prone Jon all good players can the Doggies fit in Gavin Keane Roger Boxtel and Bob Phillips are strong overhead ; Law? Old Trinity's forward line is nearly as impressive hard to beat ; and committed ; David O 'Shaughnessy is always Rob Neath is excitmg ; David Datazey strong ! . The backline of both sides will be in for a torrid day 7revor t~orman when resting is superb will outpoint Lex Taylor ; Cory M alia The side winning from the centre wdl control the game ~ayne Carey and Ferdie Comito against Andrew ; in stap Andre~ Atlibon or Gain Keane will need to be at their best to . The big ground should suit Old Trinity who are much bigger Vise and Trevor Norman should be a great clash Trinity's commitment . St Bernards will go into the game than St Bernards - can the same be said about. Old Winning form is good form - the psychological advantage that with plenty of confidence - I hope not too muchcrucial in the outcome of the match . St Bernards to be promoted be very the Doggies have over Old Trinity will ; the winning margin will be 29 points . to A ToGrade all the scribes in the finals, please keep up the excellent work faxing me by Monday, 12 noon (489 9051), LuXSIvs Brian Lugar on providing the your starting line up and a quarter by quarter summary . !!std stuff g9 ~ spectators at Elste rnwick Park with Xavs starting line up - great Tuc etaaTFUR FOOTBALLER 1991

C SECTION by Les

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REVIEW - SECO N D SEMI FI N A L Bulleen-Temp . and Whitefriars battled it out for the second time in a row at a reasonably good Brunswick Oval . Puddles lay across the centre square and a slight breeze favoured the end to which Bulleen first kicked . It was more than the breeze that gave the Stowers a 20 point lead at the first change . The Friars blew a number of chances up forward through indirect play and inaccuracy . Bulleen-Temp. moved the ball better early and this allowed a couple of easy goals for Pace . Disposal from both sides was worse than expected early . In the second term Whitefriars began to hit the ball harder and use more run and handball . From then on they seemed clearly the better side but despite their goal kicking power in Pratt, Lane and Houston could only slowly bridge the gap . By 3/4 time the Friars were a point in front but the Sto wers kicked the first goal of the last. It seemed justice would not be done (Whitefriars were the better side on the day) until Carbone stole the ball upforward and goaled . In the end it was Whitefriars by 10 points, A top effort by the club to move to B Grade from humble beginnings a few years ago. Best for the winners were Gibbons, Carbone, McAuliffe and Coghlan . Reidy showed pace and poise on a wing and Houston was useful at centre half forward . For the Stowers Wotherspoon was a consistent performer and some support came from M atthews and, at times, Driver and Harvey. PREVIEW - PRELIMINARY FINA L Another good match can be expected at the Harry Trott today . I feel M onash Blues will win this match and this prediction is based mainly on recent form . Monash have won their last 8 matches since losing to BulleenTemp. nearly 3 months ago. Since then the Ashes side has got better with the inclusion of several key players who had been missing at the last contest . Monash's last 3 winning margins add to 242 points . That's good form in anyone's judgement! On the other hand, I have watched Bulleen-Temp . in 2 of their last 3 encounters and have not been impressed . Some key players seem to be injured, others are down on form . They have fine players in George, Harvey, Wotherspoon, Driver and Pace but man for man I believe the depth at Monash could be the difference . Watch key players at M onash i n League B& F winner Sturgess and the likes of Barin g , Kiers, Kohler, Koop and Crampton . Yes it will be a good exhibition of C Grade football - and a fast and skilled game - with M onash to win by 25 points . ATTENTION : PET ER LEMO N You have the jump on me obviously . Perhaps we can discuss your blackmail attempt after the C Section grand final at Elsternwick Park . I'll be easy to find that day I assure you!

D SECTION by Peter Lemon

Old Geelong bowed out of a less-than-successful finals series when Melbourne High went away in the final term to record a comfortable win . The OGs lacked the depth to cover the loss of Manton, and 4 other linch-pins, and although they held High right through 3 quarters, could not contain the brilliance of Comer and the big-man dominance of Adam Green as the game moved into its later stages . Too many frees given away through poor defence - what's new? - did nothing to aid OG's cause. Richard Wix, after playing just a handful of Reserves gamesduringthe home and awayseason for High became a highly telling factor in the second half, as did Clinton Young in across the centre line . Charlie Ross played another wonderful game for OG in defence, but too often when the ball came to ground atthe other end OG could do nothing, asthey largely paralleled St Bedes disappointing finish to last year's 1990 finals series . TODAY it is now a month since I last made an incorrect selection, yet today's task is anything but easy . Melbourn e High, with 9 wins straight, are going for their first senior flag since 1961 . AJAX, in their second consecutive grand final, know that there are few worse feelings than watching the other team line up to receive the winners' medals and premiership trophy. The 2 sides have 1 win each this season, although I somewhat discount High's victory 3 weeks ago, on the basis that AJAX then had nothing hanging on the outcome and they were able to rest players . Both teams are expected to go into today's game at close to full strength (providing High have recovered from their huge party last Saturday night), with the exception of,4J,0.X's 2 suspended players, whilst Dawson's hamstring must still be causing a little concern for High . The game will be played between 2 sides which are evenly matched ; AJAX's great strength is their runners, whilst High are definitely stronger in the big man department . To win this game, AJAX will have to nullify Bamert and Green whose strength up forward could be a telling factor, and they will undoubtedly have to use one of their better running players as a tag for Dean Comer. It will be interesting to see if the spectacular, high-leaping and sometimes prolific goal kicker, Goetz, is used in attack for the Jackers - Gordon is a dou r but more steady performer - but I suspect Goetz will in fact be given the job of looking after Green . Young and Dixon will give High good drive around the centre, and the return of rover Aitchison will also help, but I expect the likes of the Sheezels and Pats to at least break even, whilst AJAX can, as always, expect to gain enormous service from their captain, Klooger. Given good conditions, this game could be/should be a great spectacle . Melbourne High's overall performance against Old Ivanhoe 2 weeks ago was not that impressive ; their big men were kept fairly quiet for much of the game, whilst AJAX exhibited a quantum leap in their second semi final . The week's lay-off will see them fresh and raring to go, and they do have the benefit of the experience of last year's grand final behind them . Assuming coach Ritterman has plans to counter the big guys, I believe AJAX will take out the 1991 D Section Grand Final in a thriller. Reserves : Today's Grand Final will be a re-run of last year's, both as to the club's competing, and as to the manner they got there, and as to the result . St Kevins won comfortably last week, but against very ordinary opposition, and will today hit the wall, hard . M elbourne High have enormous depth and strength and will win this game by a substantial margin .

STREET by Tom rain SPORTSCOVER AUSTRALIA

After a wasted year last year M azenod did themselves proud on Saturday by earning promotion to D Grade, congrats to Matt Johnston and his players and all associated with the club . Aquinas, although disappointed, can feel justly proud of themselves, they have been the year's big improvers and can go into 1992 with plenty of confidence . REVIE W The Nodders got the early lead and although the Bloods kept trying they could not peg them back . Despite the loss of Chris M urray, through injury, the defense led by Timmy Chilcott rallied and were almost inpenetrable all day. The Plodders' skills were to the fore all day as they put together their best performance for many weeks . Aquinas tried hard, were inaccurate, perhaps if some of their early shots had been goals it may have made a difference, but the pressure put on by Timmy, Peter Hall, Billy Leggett etc . just proved too much for the Bloods who were also let down a bit by their older legs . A great aerial display and hard work on the ball all over the ground earned Andrew Blackley best on the ground honours, well backed up by Howe, Connelly, Conroy and Smith . Forthe Bloods, McEvoy, Whitehead, Gommers and Tarulli all persisted very hard all day. RESSIES - A great all round team effort saw North Brunswick take the points over Willy and earn another shot at Mazenod this week . PREVIEW This should be a very even game between the seasons 2 best sides - Williamstown and Mazenod . The CYs have won all 3 encounters during the season but Mazenod have been getting closer on each occasion . Willy will miss M ark Cannon and N odders will miss Peter Hall if they are ruled out . The Nods have a very good history in big games like Grand Finals, while the Warriors should have learnt plenty from their shock loss last year . In what will be a great Grand Final I'll stick with Willy even though they don't like travelling . RESSIES- M azenod have been thetop side all year and will win today, although North will not go down without a fight as is the trademark of all their sides . PRESS CORRESPONDENTS : I know it will be hard with all the celebrating etc ., etc ., but let's finish the year on a bright note with a full report on the games. Don't forget Ph : 571 4808 or Fax : 569 8766 by 6pm M ondays. Many thanks to Denis Kelly from Aquinas for his excellent input during the season . Finally good luckto my own club, ANZ Banktoday asthey striveto become the club'sfirst Senior Premiership side, I know they can do it .

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Congratulations to the Backyard Boys on their rebound to E-Street in 1992 . The hard work of Bustling Bill, the Apostrophe, D .C., Lethal and Purc has been rewarded . The game followed a similar pattern to the semi against the Socialists with the Boys inaccurate early then turning on a brilliant burst in the third stanza to make the catch up task of the Brewers too difficult. The Brewers and Socialists have proved to be the best of the rest but well short of the teams who will fight for the FTroop Flag . Both Brewers and Socialists will be competitive in 1992 . In the Ressies, the Sham ro cks had a 13 twin victory over the Winkles to give the club a Grand Final berth in its first Amateur season . I also attended the VAFA Luncheon on Sunday and was impressed by the smooth organisation of the immaculate Munners and the wonderful football turned on by A Graders Old Scotch and Ormond . We definately play in a great competition . BEST PLAYERS : Shamrocks : Ruckrover Peter "Fat" Fatouros, half-back M a rty " M olly" M ulcahy and forward Tony "Glad" Camm . Brewers: Greg "Dy" Dyson, Paul Harris, Ian Patherson . Backyard Boys: Full forward M ick Andrew, centre half-back Denny Contin and ruck rover Ben E . Hill . SOCIAL NOTES : • Brewers B&F on September 20th at Marcellin Function Room . • Shamro cks Presentation Night on September 13th . M ILESTONES : s Shamrock, Sean Oliver plays his 50th in today's Grand Final . PREVIEW A tremendous Grand Final in store with the year long leading sides clashing . I fancy the Winkles will produc e enough of their brilliant running football to outlast the Boys by about 4 goals . In the Ressies, the Shamrocks to prevent back to back El itist flags by 7 twins .

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REVIEW OF LAST WEEK'S GA MES DIVISIO N 1 a repeat of last year's In first semi, Marcellin again ran over St Bernards in the second half to run out easy winners by almost 10 goals. The turning point in the game came with the switch of A .T. from the backline to full forward in the 3rd quarter. Despite the effects of the flu and some spirited heckling from Bernies' supporters, A .T. gave the Eagles a focal point and booted 4 for the quarter. Sexton, Darby and Shorthall - alias "Daicos" (what sort of game is that Scotty?) - all provided great drive around the ground whilst Wallis and M erton were pretty solid on the backline. For the Bernies, Ben Horn worked like a trojan all day and "Webby" and Raffle worked hard on the backline. "Stork" kicked a sixer ! DIVISION 2 N ORTH In the first semi, on a boggy Parkside ground, Therry had a 3rd quarter lapse to let Chirnside in after holding a4 goal break at 1/2 time . Therry's small brigade of Matt Fitzpatric k and Adrian Baker were their most consistent performers whilst Stanko booted 4 goals. Chirnside were best served by Romano and skipper Chris Gellert . The second semi saw,0.lbanvaie move into their 2nd successive grand final with a 39 point win over OT . The Cobras dominated the 1st half with 20 scoring shots to OT's 6 but inaccuracy prevented them from having the game in the bag . OT should be heartened by the fact that they virtually matched it with the Cobras in the 2nd half. Once again, Anthony Paddon was the key playerforthe Cobras ably supported by Dale Liddell and Andrew Leahy. "Getty' overcame his broken laces to boot 5 as did Simeon Lloyd for OTs whose best were Brimble, Roberto and Denby. DIVISION 2 SOUT H On a very wet Monash Oval Bedas were relieved to learn that they can win a close one getting home by a mere 3 points over a very desperate De La . Their 4 goal lead at 3/4 time seemed to be plenty, but De La fought back to get within 3 points and, amazingly, neither side was able to score during the final 8 minutes . Bedas' skipper, Kinsella and vice-captain, Flannery led all day and Zahra did a number of classy things even in the wet conditions . De La's best were Satchell, Taylor and Raju . In the 2nd semi, OMs repeated their performance of the previous week with another good win over 'Tones . One of the key performances was Simon Frasers in beating Darren M urphy and providing a consistent avenue to goal . Andrew Smith won in the centre and my " mate" Sneezers chipped in for 3 valuable goals . David Elam wasn't happy with OM 's lazy last quarter and will be looking for even better in the grand final . 'Tones were best served by winger Chris Raclin and Patto whilst Dave Campbell did a good job in the ruck bringing rover Andrew M arshall into the play. PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GAMES DIVISION 1 In another 1990 replay, De La meet Xavs in the second semi and I expect history will repeat itself with the D's moving into the grand final but recent injuries to David Dean and Simon Greeley will curb the D's effectiveness . Both teams have good key forwards . Makinson has kicked over the "ton" for De La whilst Paul Salter is nearly to a 100 for Xavs . Xavs will need a top effort from Hilbo who could be assigned the tough task of holding Dom Schuilling at CHF . Keyhoe is sure to provide plenty of drive for Xavs around the packs but he will be matched by Borgy and McCarthy who is fully fit again . Crowe will relish the space at Monash and will be a real thorn in Xavs side. I expect the D's will just get there in a high standard game . DIVISIO N 2 NORT H I will be seeing both Therry and OT for the first time today so my selection must be based on what I've heard and not what I've seen . These teams met 2 weeks ago at Therry where the Roys came from behind at 1/2 time, to get up by 2 goals . The Rays have since been strengthened by the return of Matt Fitzpatrick who was their best player last week . OT put in a good 2nd half against the Cobras last week and that should give them enough confidence to put in their best effort . However, I think Therry have proved their ability to win the important ones with their recent series of pressure victories to make the finals and should just get home today (and enjoy the slab I owe them from 2 weeks ago!) . DIVISIO N 2 SOUT H This preliminary final sees the matching of neighbours, Bedas and 'Tones who put on an epic game earlier in the year with 'Tones getting in by a point . After winning 17 straight 'Tones have slipped in the last 2 weeks in the mud to a more determined OM . Today's game won't be in the mud but Bedas will be as determined as OM have been . 'Tones need big games from ALL of their "guns" and need Stainforth back in the centre . FAurphy and Jones must both improve on last week, while Patto and Campbell are capable of an extra few per cent . Barr and Loos were 2 of Bedas' best last week as they have been all year and will be real headaches for 'Tones . I expect this game will be as tight as the earlier one this year with 'Tones again getting home by about a kick, but it will only happen if they go a lot harder than the last 2 weeks . THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLrR 1 a41

It was with great alarm last Sunday at Elsternwick Park that patrons noticed the final 2 quarters of the A Section reserves match concluded at 16 and 18 minutes respectively . `Timekeepers should note that the following applies to Rese rve section matches: PL U S i'1 :.7 -_- ON (hence the 11 .30 start) A SECTION 4 x 25 minute quarters P LUS T 1 .ON (11 .45 start) B-F SECTION 4 x 20 minute quarters 4 x 25 minute quarters P L U 0_1 T C UNDER 19 Patrons will have noticed the advertisement elsewhere in "Amateur Footballer" declaring that Elsternwick Park has now been declared "The Park Without Bark" . Seriously, a couple of nasty incidents over the past couple of weeks involving dogs "terrorising" youngsters has forced the Executive to take this responsible stance . Visitors to Elsternwick Park this weekend will notice the newly erected signs at the main and back gates . Patrons are asked to co-operate and leave dogs at home while owners attend the football . Callers to Elsternwick Park may notice the dulcet tones of Ormond's All-Australian "goer" Brett Connell on the other end of the phone . Brett is spending time with the VAFA as part of the VicHealth Sponsorship helping organise Dental Health Services promotion programs in the lead up to the Grand Final weekend . With Brett's beloved' Monders" going down last weekend the little fella (minus his dog) will be seen at HQ more often this month on the other side of the fence . Clubs using rooms in finals belonging to other clubs are reminded of the need to leave these at the end of the day as clean and as clear of rubbish as when they arrived . Already one club has been invoiced heavily for the huge cleaning bill caused including some minor damage caused as F. result of having trudged off the field a losing side . It was with great sadness that the news of the death of Kelvin Shaw reached Elsternwick Park last Tuesday week . Kel, like all the Shaw boys, was a most respected and likeable person on and off the football field . Sympathies are extended to Kelvin's family, hisclubs- Ivanhoe and Old Carey and all those who were close to him . P. Stevens, General Manager

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*JAMES STURGESS (Monash Blues) 23 votes 2nd Robert Lawson (Fawkner) 22 votes 3rd Ronald Gniel (State/Comm Banks) 18 votes 4th Leigh Baring (Monash Blues) 16 votes

D SECTION BEST AND FAIREST *TIM BEASLEY (St Bede's) 22 votes 2nd Dean Comer (MHSOB) 20 votes t2nd Simon Jackson (Old Camberwell) 20 votes 4th Mark Dyson (Old Ivanhoe) 17 votes E SECTION BEST AND FAIREST *VINCE GRIMALDI (North Brunswick) 21 votes 2nd Mark Cannon (Williamstown) 19 votes 3rd Timothy Brideson (St Mary's) 18 votes F SECTION BEST A N D FAIREST *JOHN McDONALD (ANZ Bank) 25 votes 2nd Ricky Daniels (Old Carey) 22 votes 3rd Emanuele Nicolosi (ANZ Bank) 19 votes

~ 1'0-991 G i"dO , TH BEST AND Ft .IREST *AARON SAW (Bulleen/Templestowe) 17 votes 2nd Simon Brisbane (Therry) 16 votes G SOUTH BEST AND FAIREST *DEAN HIGGINS (St John's) 26 votes 2nd Jonathan Francis (Old Melburnians) 16 vote s

The A, B vote cou nt night and presentations to U19 players will be held at Elsternwick Park next Wednesday September 11th . The leading vote earners for each club in each section listed above will be loaded onto the VicHealth/ DHS Telephone Mailbox next Monday and will be accessible to callers for 3 days.

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TUESDA':' SEPTEMBER 1= 1 1991 *J. GILHA M (Banyule) - Striking - 3 matches. *A . PARRY (Banyule) - Striking - 3 matches . P. MUTIMER (Bulleen Temp.) - Striking - 3 matches . P. DANIEL (North OB) - Striking - 3 matches . N . VERGOS (ANZ Bank) - Striking - 3 matches; failing to appear - 3 matches. Total - 6 matches . N . PASTRAS (AN Z Bank) Abuse of Umpire - 2 matches ; failing to appear - 3 matches . Total - 5 matches. *Accepted prescribed penalty Mike McArthur-Allen, Tribunal Co-ordinato r

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. . TUESDAY SE~'T E ~- :3E 7 3RD 199 1 VAFA against OLD GEELO N G and AJAX on acharge of conduct unbecoming a member club of the Association in that both clubs allegedly engaged in a melee during the second semi final played at Elsternwick Park on Sunday, August 25th 1991 . In addition AJAX supporters allegedly became involved in the on-field melee both clubs found guilty - Old Geeong fined $400 ; AJAX fined $600 . Phil Stevens, General Manage r

CLUB PRESS CORRESPONDENTS - 1991 PRESS AWAR D A REMINDER THAT SUBMISSIONS ARE DUE IN BY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 13TH FOR ANY CLUB PRESS CORRESPONDENT. SEE YOUR CLUB SECRETARY FOR DETAILS OF THE 1991 PRESS AWARD OUTLINED IN GENERAL MANAGER'S MEMO DATED MARCH 21ST 1991 .

SENIORS : All registered pie,rers with a permit SENIORS/RESERVES : If both teams re pV,ring,reserv~ player must ha-3 played at least2 club matches (be registered and have a permit) . UNDER 19 : Must be registered and have a permit . If player has played in an aggregate of 5 or more senior and reserve matches he must have played at least more than 5 U19 matches during the season . RESERVES : Must be registered with a permit . Must have played 2 matches and not more than 8 senior matches during the season . TWO U19 SIDES : Exactly the same conditions as per the senior team/reserve team playing on the same day or senior team playing only or reserve team playing only . NB. U19/1 team assumes the role of the senior team .

Personality Par s 150 AT ST BERNARDS Congratulations to Andre w Nathan for playing his 150th game on 24/8. Andrew's career commenced in 1983 in the U/19s who were premiers . In 1984 he won B&F in the U/19s . He started his senior football in 1985 and played in 1987 B Grade premiership, and won a best in finals trophy . Originally a speedy winger, Andrew now is playing great football on half-backflank . Son of amateur and St Bernard's "legend" Peter, Andrew continues a great family tradition by serving on the committee as Players Representative 1990-1 . Well done Andrew . Good luck in the finals . 100 GAMES TO N ORTH OLD BOYS' TONY CAHILL Congratulations from all at North Old Boys to Tony Cahill who today plays his 100th game for the club. Having commenced in ourjuniors in 1985, Tony played 16 U/19 games before progressing to the seniors and has since played all his games in the seniors . A very talented ruck-rover or half forward in his early years, Tony has now settled into the half-back flank as part of the tightest defence in A Grade Amateur football . Tony's appearances with North have been restricted in recent years due to injury and travel, however, 1991 is certai nly proving to be a good year for both Tony and the club . Let's hope we can win the big one Tony - a nice wedding present! Congratulations from all your friends at the club.

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KELVIN SHAW Old Carey committee, players and suppo rters mourn the tragic death of our esteemed ex captairr-coach Kelvin Shaw . Kel inspired us, taught us and led us by example . He won our best and fairest in 1990, was runner-up in 1989 and 3rd in 1988 and he and Sandra were an integral pa rt of our club, and our lives. Kel was a wonderful communicator and his honesty and leadership encoura ged us to greater heights. Goodbye Kel and thank you from all your friends at Old Carey.

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A TRAINING NIGHT V-,71-1 JOHN NORTHEY AND TO, -' HAFE Y As a coach I have learnt a great deal from observing and listening to football coaches operating at the elite level . Often I attend and observe an AF L club's training . I take certain drills and routines back to my own club. At times I have adopted the exact training session I may have seen the night before at a league club. The players I coach, respond well when they realise they are doing the same training routines as say Carlton or Essendon . Recently I was able to witness first hand, training conducted by two of the great coaches, John Northey and Tom Hafey. Northey's training night with Melbourne was part of aAFCA coach education night . It was great to see other VAFA Coaches Association members in attendance . Hafey conducted training recently at my club (State/Commonwealth FC) . The night was terrific with training being very enthusiastic and educational . Aftertraining , Haley, along with David McKay, spoke to all players . NORTHEY'S TRAINING AND IDEA S The night was well attended by AFCA members and was most enlightning. Whilst Northey conducted training his assistant, Mark, Cross, explained the training routines . After training Northey spoke to us as a group . The following are some of his routines and thoughts :- before and after training all players go through an extensive warm up and cool down routine ; - at every training session the players initially do lanework, handballing and kicking over varied distances . This exercise has plenty of repetition and usually goes for fifteen minutes . Northey believes this is important because it allows each player to touch and use the ball approximately fifty times ; - all fit players wear the same attire at training . The injured players wear a different coloured jumper so they can be differentiated ; - Northey incorporates a certain portion in most training sessions to tackling and competitive work ; - the players who are unable, because of injury, to join in competitive work are still required to work hard . They are put through a session of sprinting and run throughs . Northey says this stops players from trying to fake injuries to get out of the important competitive work ; the training routines are as much match related as possible, e .g . whole ground exercise with Jackovich and Bennett leading from the goalsquare ; Melbourne trains three nights per week, normally Monday, Tuesday and Thursday . The Wednesday is an optional night . Monday and Tuesday are the longer, harder sessions with Thursday being a light skills night ; during the season Northey never trains for longer than 11/2 hours ; team meetings are held after training on Thursday and also on match days before the game ; any player that is omitted meets the match committee before it is made public and is given an explanation why, and what he needs to work on ; detailed individual and team reports are provided to the players on the Monday following a game . HAFEY'S TRAINING AN D IDEAS Hafey's enthusiasm for football and discipline to fitness is amazing . Even though he is over 50 years of age he still religiously runs, swims and exercises at 5 a.m . every morning . He hasn't missed a morning session in twenty-six years . The following are some of his routines and thoughts :- a proper warm up and cool down is compulsory at every training session ; - being a fitness fanatic himself, Haley demands the same commitment from all of his players ; - Hafey trains his teams almost every day of the week ; - tackling at training is a high priority with Hafey . He says it is not the technique that is vital but that it mentally trains footballers to tackle. If you do a skill enough, eventually it becomes natural ; - Hafey believes strongly in positive feedback to players, e .g . if you tell a team that they are the best tackling team in the competition they will eventually believe it and act accordingly ; Hafey emphasises that footballers should try and straighten up onto their natural side as often as possible . He says too often players make skill errors by not running their full distance and straightening up ; for a footballer and a football team to succeed they must have the 4 D's : Desire, Dedication, Discipline and Determination ; Hafey keeps his game plan assimple as possible . The main tactic in his game isto kickthe ball long with players running to the fall of the ball to help the team mate who is contesting or winning the ball ; Hafey is critical of coaches who are too opposition-conscious . He feels that teams play their best when they play their own natural game and do the things they are good at . Obviously Amateur teams cannot demand the same professionalism and commitment as the teams under Northey and Hafey. However, I'm sure we can adopt certain methods and ideas and practices of these two great football coaches to benefit our own situations . Yours in Football, Craig Jackson State/Commonwealth FC Coac h NB - In our inaugural year the VAFA Coaches Associaion has been very successul . President Mike McArthur-

Allen and the committee of Ken Bremner, Gary Connolly, John Keenan, Simon Meehan and John Simpson have worked diligently to promote our Association and football coaching . I'm sure the VAFA Coaches Association can continue as an effective organisation for many years to come . The Amateurs can only benefit. Yours Sincerely, Craig Jackson VAFA Coaches Assoc . Secretary

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Senior Coach : Tony Kennedy 1 . P. Smit h

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Senior Coach : Peter Purcel l 1 . L . Murphy (DVC) 2 . S. Bean 3. J. Eklom 4. C. Farrington 5 S Bel l 6 . M . Lloyd 7 . T. Heath 8 . R . Stafford 9. G . Andrew 10 .J . Blennerhasssett 11 . P. Mahony 12 . R. Eklom (Res-VC) 13 . A . Gunane 14 . Albert Conlin 15.L. McCooke 1& A . Abrahams 17. J . Ward 18. P. Pavlovic 19. M . Bullar d 20. P. Southall (VC) 21 . W. Nicholson 22 . L . McGrego r 23 . N . Christie (Capt) 24 . D. Conli n 25 .J . O'Connor 26. P. Bolte 27. M . Spink 28 B. Hill 29. R .Passante 30. S . Quirk 31 .T.Facchino 32 . P. Harris 33. J. Schulz 34. Adrian Conlin 35. D. Osborne 36 . M . Minniti 37. G . Marshall (Res-CC) 38 . B . Hamme r 40 . E . Brizzio 41 .S . McLennan 42 . B.Jackson 43 . A . Hankin 44 . C. Walke r 45 . R . Grandemange 47. C . Tsaloumas 48. S, Ramsay 50. R . McIntyre 72. M . Daniel s

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5 YEARS AGO - 1986 Collegians, 15 straight wins, were entitled to face the second semi with confidence but it was really a bad day for the Lions. Their very strong attack (they scored over 2000 points in home and home games) scored only 5 goals for the day ( 1, 1, 3, 1) to No rt h Old Boys' 11 . Final scores were 11 .11 to 5.9. Best were S. Hibbert, Hedley, Conti, Wright, Considine, Weir(North)and Newman, Williams, Bickford, Irvine, I . Herman, Wright (Collegians) . In the replay "B" first semi Fawkner were far too strong all day for Parkside, 17 .9 to 8.10 . Stars were Hoare, Kerslake, Hills (Fawk .) and Sturgess, M arsh, Freeman (P'side) . In the seocnd semi Old Paradians confirmed their right to top position with a 7 goal win over Old Xaverians, 22 .16 to 16.10. Parade were best served by Fahey, Nelson and Way, while Wilton, Summers and L . O'Sullivan were strong players for Old Xavs . Thomastown, after finishing on top in "C" suffered the ultimate disappointment when they lost the preliminary final to Banyule, 8.9 to 12 .17. Old Haiieybury, with an average of 8 .47 points won the Victoria PolicyTrophyfor most disciplined Under-19 team, with Collegians, 8 .23 second, and Ormond, 8.19 third . The "A" Section B&F was won by Phil Mehrten (Orm .) 15, from Greg McHenry (De La Salle) 14 and M ike Yandeii (U . Blues) 13. Best scorersforotherclubs were Tony Keenan (Bulleen-Temp .) 12, John Kanis (Caulf . Gram .) 9, Grant Newman (Coll .) 9, Ross Clements (Ivan .) 7, Matt Getson ( Marc.) 6, Paul Considine (NOB) 11 and Richard Senior (Old Scotch) 10. Michael O'Dea (St Bernards) won "B" Section with 15 votes from Simon Meehan (St Kilda CBOC) 14, and Mark Majercaak(Fawk .)13. Best for other clubs were Peter Wood (Old P.) 12, Nick Wilton (Old X .)11, Paul Woff (Old B.) 7, Greg Bradshaw (Old Melb.) 7, Garry Williams (P'side) 9, Gerard Biddlestone (Therry) 10 and Nick Heath (U . Blacks) 9. QUIZ : How many of the players mentioned in 5 years ago play VFL football ? 10 YEARS AGO - 1981 Old Xaverians won the right to a second chance against N orth Old Boys when they led throughout against De La Salle to win by 31 points . Old Xaverians surprised with the selection of Nick Burne at full forward . The experiment was successful as Nick kicked 9 goals. Other good players for Old Xaverians were N oonan, Corcoran and Callil, and for De La Salle, Cooke, Franetic and M . Greene. Collegians won theirway backto "A" Section with a most convincing last quarter against Ivanhoe . Best

were Guiney, Daff, Cook (Coll .) and Course, Ste %,jai-t and Kilpatrick (Ivan .) . Otherteamsto win premierships were Alphington (C), Coburg (D), North Brunswick (E) and Banyule (F) . North Old Boys were to feature in both "A" Section grandfinals, astheir reserveswonthe preliminary final against Old Xaverians, 16.7 to 11 .9 . North Old Boys scored the first leg of a possible treble when they won Junior Section 1 Grand Final 17.14 to 15.14, after being level at half time and trailing by 5 goals at the last change. Best were Hadley, Wigmore, DuBois, Gazzola (NOB) and Dallas, Neal, Kennett, Zwar and McInerney (Melb . Uni .). 15 YEARS AGO - 1976 North Old Boys won their first "A" Section flag romping home by 49 points from St Bernards in the grand final . St Bernards made poor use of the wind in thefirst quarterto lead by only 7 points but then did well to keep North's lead down to 14 points at half time . No rth sewed the game up with 4 goals against the wind in the third quarter and then kicked 9 in the last quarter. Best were Anderson, Hall, Borcich, Wigney, Wilson, Ould (NOB) and Wade, Drennan, Doolan, Angel, Aughterson, Hogan (St Bernards) . Marcellin defeated Caulfield Grammarians by 5 goals to take "B" Section flag . Best were Price, Doolan, Cullinan, M ahon, Cooney, J. Gartner (MOC) and Lester, Watson, Warman, M iddleton, Collins, Clark (C.G .) . 4 5 YEARS AGO - 19 46 Yes, 45 years ago MHSOB played Old M elburnians in "B" Section Grand Final . The boys from Forest Hill triumphed over the Dark Blues, 18 .12 .120 to 12 .14 .86. Among the players for M HSOB were Alex Johnson, at full back and Alf Keam on the wing . M HSOB were well served up forward by Jerry Backhouse (4 goals), later to star with Uni . Blacks, and the legendary Len Boyd-Gerney . LOOKING RIGHT BACK - Season 1934 Clubs competing in 1934 and still in the field ar e Brunswick, Collegians, Elsternwick, FIT, Hampton Rovers, Ivanhoe, MHSOB, North CBC Old Boys, Old Brightonians, Old Caulfield Grammarians (as they were then known), Old Melburnians, Old Paradians, Old Scotch, Old Xaverians, Ormond, State Savings Bank, Uni . Blacks, Uni . Blues, UHSOB, West Brunswick. A composite team was Old Haileybury - Old Trinity whose home ground was at Yarra Park . Teams that later departed were Alphington, Bentleigh, Brighton Technical School Old Boys, Brightonvale (a combination of Brighton and

G,- Jenvale), Burwood, East Malvern, ES A Bank, Cc :long, Glenhuntly, Kingsville, Malvern, f.1!.arrumbeena, National Bank, Parkdale, Sandringham, South Caulfield, St Ignatius, St Paul's Teacher's College. The team to play South Australia at Norwood Park, Adelaide on 4 June was : Backs : J. Rogers (East Malv.), E . Boyce (Old Melb.), F. Ruddock. H . Backs : G. M cN aughton (MHSOB), J. Belyea (Coll .), J . Thorpe (U . Blacks) v.c . C : J. Kline (Elst .), J . Stanes (E'wick), G. Warren (Geelong). H . Forwards: J . Campbell (Old Melb.), C.A . Nilan (Old Parad .), W. Greenin g (Murr.) . Forwards : A . Mahlook (B'wick), F. Law (ES&A), R. Steele (UHSOB) . Followers : R . Hodges, G . Millard . Rover: A . How se. Reserves: C . Wheeler (Geel .), N . Cashini (Glen .) . Victorian Manager, Jack McCann awarded a cup to the best player - the judges could not separate Howse and Stanes so "Mac" gave a second cup. Victoria won 11 .14 to 6.20. The team left Melbourne by train on Friday, with a big crowd to farewell them, stayed at Mrs O'Brien's Black Bull Hotel, Hindley Street, and arrived back in Melbourne at 10 .15 on Wednesday. Fares were paid by the Association but the players had to pay for their accommodation, about 36/- per head . Record goal kicking feats to date were : Alan La Fontaine (U . Blacks)(1933) 197 ; W. Pearson (Old Scotch)(1933)162 ; D . Chandler (SSB)(1933) 130 ; W. Pearson (Old Scotch)(1932) 126 ; J. Green (U . Blacks)(1928) 123 . In season 1934 Pearson went on to kick 207 goals with 2 finals to play. ( Do Old Scotch's records show how many he kicked in those 2 games? ) Best and fairest awards were introduced in 1927 and trophy winners had been asfollows : "A" Section -1927 : Keith Rigg (Collegians) ; 1928 : G . Cassidy (Old Caulfield Gramm .) ; 1929: K . Elder (State Savings Bank) ; 1930 : R . Perry (B. Rock) and T. Taylor (B'vaie) ; 1931 : R . Lang (Teachers College) ; 1932 : D . Robertson (State SB) ; 1933 : Alan La Fontaine (U . Blacks) . At the delegates meeting on 16 July, Mr Pidwell, delegate of the South Caulfield Club was successful in obtaining alteration of rule 49 of the Association which henceforth will also include the following : "In the home and home matches the home team shall wear black knickers, and the visiting team shall wear white" . Among the goal kickers on 4 August was schoolboy Keith Truscott who kicked 10 goalsfor MHSOB . (Keith later went on to play in Melbourne's 1939 premiership team, became a fighter pilot ace in Europe and then died in a plane accident in W .A . in 1944. ) Best and fairest for the season were : "A" G. Weber (BTSOB) 8 ; V. Hepples (Coll .) and W. Pearson (Old Scotch) 5 ; " B" A . M oore (Teachers Coll .) 6; J . Brenning (B'leigh) and F. Higginbottom (Old Xavs) 4 ; "C" A . Forty (Glenh .) 8 ; P. Copsey (NMCBC) 7; " D" K. Trinnick (H . Rovers) 6 ; M . Brown (UHSOB) 4. Among the players in "D" Section semi, the name of A. Killigrew, 5'5", 10 stone and 16 years of age, appeared for St Ignatius. A" Section finalists and captains were Old Scotch, Gavan Peterson (coach, Vic Belcher of South Melbourne fame), Old Melburnians, Jack Campbell (coach?), Geelong, coached by N. Srushtieid, with captain not named, and U . Blacks - coach and captain not named . Can the historians help? Ormond, premiers in "C", 15 .20 to North Old Boys' 8.3 reported that 26,700 had attended their games, 21 at home and 5,700 away. on

Ivanhoe were champions and premiers in "D" Section when they defeated UHSOB, 19 .14 to 4 .5. Coach of the 'Hoes was "Jiggy" Harris of Collingwood fame . ("Jiggy" went on to become a very successful business and has given in excess of $500,000 in recent years to medical research .) The veteran of the side was Tom M iles (father of John M iles, executive member) who first joined Ivanhoe in 1924 . Other stars were : Ron Smith (87 goals) ; Curly Ellis; Arthur Harris ; D. Christensen ; H . Rutherford (captain) and Con and Frank Gonzales . Advertisers were Pelaco ; Fayrefield Hats (there is no truth in the rumour that Manson Russel in 1986 is still wearing the sponsor's sample) ; The Sun ; Melbourne Sports Depot; Raoul Merton ; State Savings BAnk ; Sherrins ; Esywalkin ; Champions ; Victoria Bitter Ale; Denyers ; Battersby Hats; Ross Faulkner ; Bosisto's "Parrot Brand" Eucalyptus Oil ; Turf Fine Cut ; Hartley's Stores . UHSOB were doing it in style with their Annual Cabaret Ball atthe Hotel Australia. Tickets : 5/- inc . tax .

Personafity Pars MILESTONES AT OLD GEELON G Old Geelong congratulates a number of players reaching their 50th in recent weeks . Bill Dowling (member last year's Res Prems), Craig Hollis (member 1988 and 1990 Res Prems), Cameron Slorach (member last years Res Prems), and Dom Coiaci (member last year's 1st Prem team) . Dom's 50th against Ajax a fortnight ago - unfortunately lasted but a few minutes before he received a very nasty gash tothe arm. We've got ourfingers crossed thatthis manof-a-thousand-words (most of them at the same time!) might be available to play this week. In addition, we expect another great contributor, Charlie Ross, to reach the 50 mark in this Sunday's semi-final . 50 GAMES AT DE LA Congratulations to John Tully who plays his 50th game this week for De LaSalle . After a promising stint in the Under 19s, Jack burst into the senior side in 1989 with some Ablett-like performances at full forward . His performances so enthused chairman of selectors, Tim Cooke, to say "He's the most exciting player we've had for 10 years!" John is also a State Gaelic Football representative so understandably his body suffers . He has had mixed success in Aussie Rules in the last 2 years but has bounced back at the righttime . His aerial talentswill beon display inthe2ndSemiFinalthisweek and 2 weeks later in the Grand Final . Don't miss it ! LEGEND RETIRES AT OLD C A REY John Hands "Solvol" has announced he is hanging up his famous No. 22 jumper after 129 games for Old Carey. Our popular "president", John is one of the legends around the club - there is no job which John has not done (and done well) at Old Carey - Reserves Coach, Committeeman, Social Club Leader, Press Officer, Marketing, Sponsorship - no wonder he's got a mantlepiece full of "Best Clubman" trophies!! Thanks "Handsie" for everything -any chance of you "doing a Melba" and lining up again in '92 ? ANSWER TO QUIZ : . (puow, u ) .aoluaS 'S (' d11 e0) )I ezaaa(e Vd W'(epi!511S) ueyaaW ' g '('qlaW `IloO) ueuaa>{ *Z '(~tiaeD) uea111nS.O '"1 '(puoua,d) saauuunS '(uaoy;,H) uo 1ll M T IaeO) uawaaH '(lwos,j) auonai ' ('qaW) Rj oINo1S

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Each week of the season the U19 field umpire awards a score out of 10 for the overall discipline, attitude and general team demeanour displayed by each team each Saturday . These scores are then averaged to find the eventual winner. It is with pleasure that the VicHealth Discipline Award is awarded for this season to :

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Other placegetters :

OLD TRINITY U19 TEA M DE LA SALLE GOLD U19 TE. .~~~~l NORTH OLD BOYS U19 1'EA[.1 Other scores (alphabetical order) : ALBANVALE 6 .8 MHSOB 7 .0 AJAX 6 .7 MAZENOD BLACKS 7 .5 AQUINAS 5 .9 MONASH BLUES 7 .3 BULLEEN/TEMP 6 .9 OLD BRIGHTON 7 .3 COLLEGIANS 7 .1 OLD HAILEYBURY 7 .5 CAULFIELD 7 .3 OLD PARADIANS 6 .9 CHIRNSIDE PK 5 .9 OLD SCOTCH 7 .5 DE LA SALLE BLUE 7 .4 OLD XAVERIANS 7 .4 HAMPTON ROVERS 5 .7 ORMOND 6 .7 MARCELLIN 6 .9 OLD IVANHOE 5 .9 MAZENOD BLUES 7 .0

S co re 7. 8 Score 7.7 Score 7.7 OLD CAMBERWELL 6.8 OLD MELBURNIANS 7 .1 PARKSIDE ST BERNARD'S 6 .9 ST BEDE'S 7 .2 ST PETER'S CLAYTON 6 .8 THERRY 5 .6 THOMASTOWN 6 .0 WHITEFRIARS 6 .9 UNIVERSITY 6 .4

*Please note that sides that forfeit receive a nil score . OLd Mentonians will be presented with thei r VicHealth Discipline Award on the night of the 1991 AGM . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PANTHER JUNIOR S

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way 1991, Stirring e meeting io n passionate final U~►~p ~resMAssociat aved th were certainly in their element atpat the`The Bouncer' aebus p rethethrtlls the `buzz', enjoyment, satisfaction . The `chalkies' ent and A .~u idut'a Rlug ` ~ormie boundary Dame n speeches by Anthony `once a fieldie alway fellas . men in white themselves . diatribe from and commitment of Finals involvement . Thanks f Finals Kilner,, to~ . Gibson, J . Cheshire and th e o s to leavethe i • Nice gesture by Woody T . Keating, R . Bell, A . the G . Grigg, Naylor has nothing to worry about Well done B. Lowe, D. .InGourlay, took the 'shoot' seriousiy. Word is that rate goalies retrospect, Brian lovely t-• Gallagher Umps photos turn out, At least the - at a group . to see how the charged individually sudden death of his father last • Can't wa ►t will be upon the Richardson the `not so Squeery brothers to goalie Mike • The VAFAUA extends its sympathiesthe family of Kelvin Shaw and the Tagg t who officiates in her 100th condolences too, to 1hlrA hts~theCQRest Grand Amateur Football workaholic - Nancy McTaggar week. Sincere i to goalie and ® Congratulations ~ tn~ r ut noy~hree Having commenced her flag drillhsi auarter 30th match for the sei9g0ason~ game today. up provided and not in puddles Res. Grand Final (1989), ` p Tday . o s game chalks Final (1988) , `B' the `G South' Grand mai this year rftags in the holders p and handling . It only you could remember keepi ng yo u in her first `A' Section final Top effort , Nancy for runnin to sop up excess ground water. `~1oa~' Gallagher Leah fl~other' s • Congratulations, likewise , to g no go notice sance working on bothame - you appointed to a g last weekend . Could this be her big ouse, Therese has p you • Memo Ken Pitcher : YolfrCh~stmas Day falls on a Sunday this year and y donation of a film Day and Father's Day .stuff your chicken and pudding. g , u ndoora for his know where you can Careysst Aaugus o Chemway Pharmacy Tony Fink, - tomorrow's fmeting raffle. • Thanks to former ofd Just think - today's youth t (22) and Chris Box (2 1 and developing for the Um p ish Boyd Tr on the goal line during last week's • Happy Birthdays to youngsters, really showed who `holds sway ' . His deftness of movement and Peter Vftisemans! Fowler players on their 'derrieres' ( Father of David) • Billy `FpD' William . after leaving a couple of Xavs , B' First Semi was duly noted by certain Observers . Nice one, y length of time provided he is not Week- Rule 10'1' A player may hold the ball for an positioning In case you need • Benny's Rule of the it's a six pack' . does not call out 'All clearheld by an opponent. ~ goal umpire g Harris - take note . A . For others, there are seve n • Peter 'Agate' central ump . m some, today'sththe finale a e t o d reminding, that's left to the and clubs partiWiiP Yo ~be inyat 5rp . • Good Iuckto all umpires . Which categor y or fourteen days to go • REMINDERS : President Belcher's open, ridge . `C' Section Grand Fina1 :: Presentation Night/Dinner Dance. Marcell+n 27th Friday, September . , RACV Top of the ladder 365 days a year

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A SECTION AT ELSTERNWICK PARK SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH Duty Officer (VAFA): Phil Stevens 2ND SE M I FINAL (SENIORS) NORTH OLD BOYS vs DE LA SALLE Field : Justin Toohey, Andrew Kilner Boundary: David Gourlay, Frank Martinez Goal: Mike Richardson, Dennis Webster 2ND SE M I FINAL (RESERVES ) OLD SCOTCH vs DE LA SALLE Field : Geoff Ridd, Peter Keog h Boundary: Albie Firley, Andrew McMaster Goal: Rob Liddle, Trish Boyd

B SECTIO N AT ELSTERNWICK PARK SATURDAY, SEPTEM BER 7TH Duty Officers (VAFA) : Phil Stevens, David Cook 2ND SEMI FINAL (SENIORS )

ST BERNARD'S vs OLD TRINIT Y Field: Darren Dalgleish, Stephen Clinch Boundary: Jim Huckson, Andrew Taylor Goal: Jason Tyrrell, Steve Hoppe r

2ND SEMI FINAL (RESERVES) OLD XAVERIANS vs OLD PARADIANS Field: Steve McCarthy, Tim Shearer Boundary: Brad Johannsen, Luke Curtain Goal : Adam Harris, Nancy McTaggart

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AT M ORDIALLOC F.G . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7TH Duty Officers (VAFA) : A . Langford-Jones, S. Stockdale GRAND FINAL (SENIORS) 2.15p m WILLIAMSTOWN vs MAZENOD Field: David Harford, Geoff Curran Boundary: Ken Walker, Paul La Vale Goal: Reno Barichievich, John Kelly GRAND FINAL ( RESERVES) 11 .45pm MAZENOD vs NORTH BRUNSWICK Field: Kevin Segota, Alan Ladd Boundary: Dirk Kramer, Anthony Gabriel Goa/: Sam Kahn, Leo Wilso n

F SECTIO N AT OVAL 4, ALBERT PARK SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7T H Duty Officers (VAFA): Tom Johnston, Ian Munro GRAND FINAL (SENIORS) 2 .15pm ANZ BANK vs ELSTERNWIC K Field: Mark Gibson, Graham Thwaites Boundary: Dean Costantin, Paul Costantin Goal: Gary Clancy, Bill Fowle r

GRAND FINAL ( RESERVES) 11 .45am UHSOB vs ST PAT'S MENTON E Field: Tim Keatiner, Andrew McPherson Boundary: Peter Graham, Alan Conway Goal: Roy Tucknott, John Pickett

C SECTION AT HARRY TROTT OVAL SATURDAY, SEPTE M BER 7TH Duty Officer (VAFA): John Miles 2ND SE M I FINAL ( SENIORS) BULLEENTEMP vs MONASH BLUES Field: Richard Simon, Mark Bushfield Boundary: Leah Gallagher, David Fowler Goal: Mike Lentini, Bernie Hoar e 2ND SEMI FINAL (RESERVES) BULLEENTEMP vs IVANHOE Field: Peter Mair, Brian Lowe Boundary: Brad Lower, Tony McKenzi e Goal: Gordon Chalmers, Craig Chalmers

D SECTION AT BRUNSWIC K SATURDAY, SEPTE M BER 7T H Duty Officers (VAFA): Phil Rowell, Bob Welch GRAND FINAL (SENIORS) 2 .15pm

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 AT MONASH UNIVERSITY 2 .00pm Duty Officer (VAFA) : Max Lyon

SECOND SEMI FINA L DE LA SALLE BLUE vs OLD XAVERIANS Field: Rob Bell, Tony Hales Boundary: Michael Shelton, Graham Morgan Goal : Andrew Hogan, James Cheshir e UNDER 19 NORTH SECTION AT MONASH UNIVERSITY 11 .30pm Duty Officer (VAFA): Max Lyon PRELIMINARY FINA L OLD TRINITY vs THERRY Field: Russell Francis, Chris Keeton Boundary: Rob London, Rob Collie Goal: Bob Dunstan, Hany Eid

AJAX vs MHSOB Field : Mark Jenkins, Peter Wiseman Boundary: Brad Hodge, Brad LaFerlita Goal: Gary Baumgarton, Ken Pitcher GRAND FINAL (RESERVES) 11 .45 am MHSOB vs ST KEVIN' S Field: John Natoli, Jason Moore Boundary: Peter Simpson, Rob Dooley Goal: Bob Seymour, David Jobling

UNDER 19 SOUTH SECTION AT ROSS GREGORY OVAL 2 .00pm Duty Officer (VAFA) : Tony O'Callaghan PRELIMINARY FINA L OLD MENTONIANS vs ST BEDES Field: Noel McDonald, Santo Caruso Boundary: Damien Knott, Chris Box Goal: Geoff Grigg, Don McKenzie

FIRST SEMI FINA L OR M OND 5 .4 7.10 9.11 10.11 .71 OLD SCOTCH 4 .6 7.8 13 .13 19 .15.129 ORMOND Brown 4, Cartoon 2, Jobling 2, McCooke, Cleary. BEST Jobling, Brown, McDonald, Nankivel, Connell, Grace. OLD SCOTCH Au)'ard 5, Ke ,=rt3, Millar3, Brady 2, Eagle 2, Fuller, Smith, Allen, McCall . BEST McCall, Aujard, Hume, Eagle, Hunter, Reddish .

FIRST SEMI FINA L OLD XAVERIANS 3 .5 6 .7 10 .14 15 .15.105 BANYULE 0 .7 4 .12 7.15 10.15.75 OLD XAVERIANS Connors 4, D. Landngan 3, Denton 3, Logan 2, Taylor, J. McKay, Rosel . BEST J . McKay, Doolan, Mithen, Connors, Dann, D Landrigan . BANYULE Weston 3, Stanton, Sutterby, Gilham, R . Parry, R. Hogan, Moloney, Williams BEST Sutterby, Ashton, Turnbull, Stanton, Cullen, Adams .

SECOND SEt.11 FINA L WHITEFRIARS 1 .4 5 .7 8.10 10 .13.73 BULLEEN TERAP. 5 .2 7.3 9 .3 10 .3.63 WHITEFRIARS Pratt 3, Carbone 3, Lane 2, Coghlan, Houston . BEST Gibbons, Carbone, McAuliffe, Harrison, Coghlan, Reidy . BULLEN-TEMP. Pace 4, Merrett 2, Agrotis 2, Matthews, Bell . BEST Field, Matthews, Wotherspoon, Harvie, Robertson, Driver.

PRELIMINARY FINA L OLD GEELONG 2 .3 5.3 9.4 11 .5.71 2 .3 5.7 9.13 14 .16 .100 MHSOB OLD GEELONG Handbury 3, Furphy 2, Ritchie 2, Roysmith, Lillie . Alexander, Harwood . BESi Ross, Lee, Baylis, Handbury, Fawcett, Roysmith . MHSOB Green 5, Wix 3, Barnett 3, Comer 2, Snaidero . BEST Young, Newton, Glover, Beasley, O'Connor, Davr,on, Comer. ~

FIRST SEMI FINAL 4 .4 5 .6 11 .9 17.13 .115 MARCELLIN ST BERNARDS 0.2 5 .8 6.8 8.9 .57 MARCELLINS Tranquwlli 5, Cox 4, Shortall 2, Dimpani, Neal, Gallagher, Wallis, Quarrell, Darby. BESTTranquil6, Darby, Wallis, Edwards, Sexton, Merton . ST BERNARDS Parrett 3, Larabina, Chatfield, Gilmour, Comito, Kennedy. BEST Horn . M . Daffey, Webb, Raggle. P. Daffey, Tay!-

FIRST SE "l FINAL THERRY 3 .2 8.6 8.7 10 .8.68 CHIRNSIDE PARK 3.3 4.3 7.4 7.6.48 THERRY Stanko 4, Sharp 2, Carbis 2, G . Baker, Newbould . BEST M . Fitzpatrick, A. Baker, Boyle, Carbis, Stanko, G . Baker. CHIRNSIDE PARK Picciole 3, Gellert, Greensill, Condie, Foster . BEST Romano, Gellert, Schafer, Spirli, Marks, Wallac e SECOND SEMI FINAL ALBANVALE 4.6 9 .11 12 .11 17.14.116 OLD TRINITY 3.0 5 .1 8.3 12 .5 .77 ALBANVALE Gatt 5, Liddell 3, Phillips 2, Turner 2, Williams 2, Marion, Paddon, Fahey . BEST Padden, Cilmi, Mills, Dorrough, Liddell, Leahy . OLD TRINITY Lloyd 5, Williams 2, Curry, Gibson, Howe, Sims, Sutherland . BEST Brimble, Robe ts, Denby, Adams, Beamish, Gibson .

FIRST SEMI FINAL ST BEDES 2 .2 4 .5 8.5 9.5.59 4 .7 8.8.56 DE LA SALLE GOLD 1 .3 2 .4 ST BEDES Farrell 3, Heckler 2, Loos, Ross, Farmer, G . O'Brien . BEST Flannery, Zahra, Barr, Kinsella, Loos, Rivallan d DE LA SALLE GOLD Ratu 2, Johnson 2, Losino, Mallard, Taylor, Truscott BEST Satchel, Taylor, Raju, Johnson, A . Sheedy, Maher . SECOND SEMI FINAL 1 .0 3.0 4 .3 8.6.54 OLD MENTONIANS 3.5 7 .11 9.14 11 .16.82 OLD MELBURNIANS MENTONIANS Pride 3, Riley 2, Radin, Oxland, Campbell . BEST OLD Radin, Marshall, Paterson, Bond, Campbell, Pride . IANS Theodore 4, Sneezewell 3 . Frazer 2, Will, Rhoden . OLD 1 .1 ELBURN BE'T ;, . Smith, Rose, Frazer, T . Cooper, Theodore, Sneezewell .

FINAL -PRELIMNAY 3 .4 5 .5 10 .10 10.11 .71 MAZENOD AQUINAS 1 .4 3 .7 3.11 6 .12 .48 MAZENOD Noble3, Kendall 2, Connolly, Rogers . D . Murray, Blackley, Smith . BEST Blackley. Howe, Connolly, Chilcott, Fisher, Smith . AQUINAS Coster3, Wilkinson, Sauze, Hurley BEST McEvoy . Whitehead, Gommers, Tarulli, Wilkinson, Leavey .

FIRST SEMI FINAL 6.4 12 .7 15.9 18.13 .121 ORMOND NORTH OLD BOYS 2.1 6.6 7.7 8.12 .60 ORMOND Schuhkraft 4, Roth 4, Broadbent 3 . T. Stewart 2. Collins 2, G. Stewart, Harrington, Gallagher. BEST Collins, Milner. Devine, Broadbent, M . McDonald, G . Stewart . NORTH OLD BOYS Hadley 2, Girolami, Daniels, Colson, Baker, Irvine, Radi . BEST Boyd, Daniels, Hogan, Hadley, Collison, Baker.

PRELIMINARY FINAL OLD CAREY 2.2 6 .6 6 .7 10.8.68 ELSTERNWICK 3 .5 5 .6 12 .9 14 .10.94 OLD CAREY Hickey 3. Skene 2, Ballagh. Evans . Daniels, Dyson, Harris. BEST Dyson, Harris, Paterson, Skene, Cutlack, Daniel s ELSTERNWICK M . Andrew 7, McIntyre 2, Schultz . Bachler, Plenerhassett, Hill, Murphy. BEST Andrew, Hill, Murphy, D Conlin, Bell, Christie

FIRST SEMI FINA L ST BERNARDS 6.1 10 .2 14.3 15 .5.95 BANYULE 1 .2 2 .4 3.6 3.6.24 ST BERNARDS Hooan 4, Byrne 2, Looker 2, Redmond 2, Sullivan 2, Mulqueen, Flynn, Federico. BEST Mulqueen, Byrne, Godfrey, O'Connell, Wood, Looke r BANYULE M . Power, G Foster, M . Legge BEST Gilles, West, M . Gray, Stevens, M . Fraumano, Power.

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SECOND SE M I FINA L ST KILDA CBOC 5 .2 5.3 9.7 10.9 .69 0.2 2.3 2.4 2 .7.19 BULLEENTEra R ST KILDA CBOC P. Degering 4, La Fontaine 2, Fletcher, S . Degering, Murrihy, Gadey. BEST Otto, Murrihy, Gill, La Fontaine, Woodward . Mooney. BULLEENTEii1P. Frossinos, Smith . BEST T. Agosta, Martin, Bond . Osborne, Matthevra, Faulkner.

PRELIMINARY FINAL NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 .5 3 .9 6.12 8.13 .61 WILLIrVASTOVJN 1 .0 3 .4 3 .4 6 .6.42 NORTH BRUNSWICK Androutsos 3, Lianeas 2, Kibizis, Rispoli, Houston . BEST Tsialtas, Dimarco, Cannon, Laurie, Androutsos, Garling . WILLIAMSTOWN Quinn 2, Thomson, Temby, Mazouns, McLeod . BEST McLeod, Clerk, Temby, Hyland, Grigg, Digenova .

PBELIi i{f :ARY FINAL OLD GEELONG 0 .3 1 .4 4.4 5.5 .35 ST KEVINS 2.3 5.4 7.7 9 .7.61 OLD GEELONG M . Naylor 2, Oliphant, Ritchie, Peake . BEST Hollis . Naylor, Peake, Cowdrey, Bailey, Gray. ST KEVINS Meagher 2, Loorham, Le+,vin, Jon Sargeant, McCann, Quinlan, Hawkins, Harrison . BEST O'Brien, Croagh, Marks, Loorham, Joyce, Harrison .

PRELI6ยงINArC! FINA L ANZ BANK 0 .2 1 .5 1 .7 2.8.20 ST PAT'S, MENTONE 4.3 7.7 12 .8 15 .8.96 ANZ BANK Flaherty, Xeureb BEST Kilmartin, Byrne, Cox, Raspa, Fernadez, Bourke. ST PAT'S, MENTONE Camm 5, Davis 2, Kingsbury 2, Symons, Noonan, Saunderson, Satouros, Houlihan, Nelson . BEST Crawford, Camm, Kingsbury, Nicholls, Davis, Noonan .

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ST KEVIN'S OLD BOY'S FOOTBALL CLUB INC . seeks applications for the following position s

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CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS FOOTBALL CLUB I N C. wish to invite applications for the positions o f

COACHES FOR SE ASO N 1992 Applications in writing t o David O'Sullivan (Secretary) 37 Barton Street HAWTHORN VIC 312 2

COACHES FOR SE ,~=:SON 1992 Please send written applications to : Richard Harris , Secretary C.G .F.C. 1 Cairnes Cres., East Malvern 3145 Closing date : Friday 27th Septembe r

WHITEFRIARS OLD COLLEGIANS FOOTBALL CLU B B GRADE SEASON 1992 seeks applications for

ST BEDES OLD COLLEGIANS FOOTBALL CLUB INC . The best Club in D Section requires applications for the position o f

COACHES FO R SEASON 1992 Apply in writing to : The Secretary 19 Enfield Avenue PARK ORCHARDS 311 4 Applications close 31/10/9 1

FOR SEASON 1992 Applications by 30th September 1991 in writing to : FRANK KEA N 4/122 Ferntree Gully Rd Clayton 3168

OLD GEELONG FOOTBALL CLUB INC . invites applications for the positions o f

OLD CAMBERWELL GRAM M ARIANS AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLU B invites applications for the positions of

COACHES FOR SEASON 1992 Written applications to : Peter Lemon, Box 144 Prahran 3181 by 30 September 199 1 Phone enquiries : 663 8611 (B) ; 824 7423 (AH)

COAC H ES FOR SEASON 1992 Please contact : Richard Beal Secretary Telephone : 803 0742

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IMPORTANT NOTE TO PRESS CORRESPONDENTS All faxed best players and goal kickers must be faxed by 12 noon Mondays to be included in this list . A SECTION M iller ( Old Scotch ) Mount (Collegians) Schuhkraft (Ormond )

UNDER 19 SECTIO N 1 (3) 63 R . M akinson ( De La Salle Blue) (-) 120 ( ) 60 Gilmour (St Bernards) (1) 58 ( ) 50 Perrett (St Bernards) (3) 5 5

B SECTION Gollant (St Bernards) Boxtel (Old Trinity) Heath (Old Trinity)

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C SECTION Pratt (W hitefriars) Pace (Bullen-Temp .) Bergman (St Kilda) D SECTION Bamert ( MHSOB) Panagiotidis (Hampton Rovers) Wilson (Latrobe) E SECTION Graham ( Williamstown ) DeMorton (North Brunswick) Rekic (Mazenod OC) F SECTION Hickey ( Old Carey) Bowden (St Pat's, Mentone) Nicolosi (ANZ Bank) G NORTH Price (Old Scotch ) Thomas (Chirnside Park) O'Dea (Kew) G SOUTH Suttie (St Johns ) Seidel (Monash Whites) Alexandrou (Kontias)

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UNDER 19 NORTH Gatt (Albanvale) (5) 76 McLaren (Bulleen-Temp.) (-) 44 Stanko (Therry) (4) 43

UNDER 19 SOUT H Riley (Old Mentonians) (2) 7 2 (3) 82 Cornell (Old Melburnians) (-) 62 (4) 71 Losinno (De La Salle Gold) (1) 61 (-) 5 9 A RESERV E Aston (Old Scotch) (-) 51 Gribble (Ormond) (-) 32 (3) 76 Hooper (Old Scotch) (-) 30 ( ) 69 B RESERV E ( ) 64 Heapy (Old Xaverians) (-) 40 Hammond (Old Paradians) (-) 40 Kerr (Old Paradians) (-) 29 (-) 105 ( ) 86 C RESERVE ( ) 57 Degering (St Kilda) (4) 78 Spencer (Monash Blues) (-) 29 Maud (Ivanhoe) (-) 27 (3) 75 D RESERVE () 65 Drummond (MHSOB) 44 (-) O 64 Martin (MHSOB) 37 McGrath (MHSOB) 25

E RESERVE Riley, Paul (Mazenod) Ryan (Aquinas) Rispoli (North Brunswick)

(-) 58 ( ) 53 (1) 49

F RESERV E (-) 40 Camm (St Pat's, M entone) ( ) 30 Gibbons (Salesians) ( ) 27 Walker (Elsternwick)

64 52 45

(-) 46 (-) 45 (-) 45

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L D FOR A SECTION

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AGST

PTS

2 1 1736 1348 128.78 62 7 0 2003 1422 140.86 44 8 0 1924 1424 135 .11 40 8 0 1886 1631 115 .63 40 8 0 1747 1534 11389 40 8 1 1447 1644 3302 38 9 0 1689 1675 10084 36 9 0 1555 1634 9517 36 13 0 1159 1790 64.75 20 17 0 1182 2226 5310 4

B SECTION

ST BERNARDS OC 15 3 0 2031 1059 191 .78 60 OLD TRINITY 14 4 0 1983 1230 161 .22 56 OLD XAVERIANS 11 7 0 1836 1489 123 .30 44 BANYULE 11 7 0 1762 1675 105 .19 44 OLD MENTONIANS 11 7 0 1459 1570 92 .93 44 PARKSIDE 9 9 0 1532 1502 10200 36 OLD PARADIANS 8 10 0 1713 1664 10294 32 OLD BRIGHTON 7 11 0 1450 1702 8519 28 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 4 14 0 1206 2071 58 .23 16 KEW 0 18 0 1119 2129 5256 0 C SECTION WHITEFRIARS 13 5 0 1995 1598 124 .84 52 BULLEEN/TEMP. 12 5 1 1798 1426 126 .09 50 MONASH BLUES 12 6 0 1953 1510 129 .34 48 IVANHOE 12 6 0 1759 1645 106 .93 48 STATElCOMM BANK 11 7 0 2052 1590 12906 44 FAWKNER 8 8 2 1802 1614 11165 36 ST KILDA CBCOB 6 12 0 1540 1721 8948 24 THOMASTOWN 5 11 2 1541 1988 77.52 24 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 4 13 1 1461 1965 7435 i8 PRESTON MBOB 4 14 0 1152 2110 5460 16 D SECTION AJAX 13 5 0 1833 1552 118 .11 52 OLD GEELONG 11 6 1 1601 1224 130 .80 46 MHSOB 11 7 0 1950 1501 129.91 44 *OLD IVANHOE 11 7 0 1654 1486 111.31 44 ST BEDES 9 8 1 1344 1354 9926 38 HAMPTON ROVERS 8 9 1 1519 1733 8765 34 ST KEVINS 7 10 1 1585 1515 10462 30 OLD CAMBERWELL 7 11 0 1382 1606 8605 28 GLENHUNTLY AFC 6 1 2 0 1410 1754 8039 24 LATROBE UNI 5 13 0 1259 1853 67 .94 20 E SECTION WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 15 3 0 2410 1395 172 .76 60 MAZENOD OC 14 4 0 2082 1220 170 .66 56 NORTH BRUNSWICK 13 5 0 2054 1467 140 .01 52 AQUINAS OB 13 5 0 1703 1480 115 .07 52 DOVETON 10 7 1 1620 1419 11416 42 BULLEEN UNITED 10 6 0 1545 1518 10118 40 BRUNSWICK 10 8 0 1787 1807 9889 40 POWERHOUSE 7 10 1 1607 1742 9225 30 ST MARYS 7 11 0 1579 1854 85.17 28 OLD ESSENDON GR 4 14 0 1360 1741 78 .12 16 WEST BRUNSWICK 4 14 0 1284 1934 6639 16 ST ANDREWS 0 18 0 1104 2558 4316 0 F SECTIO N ANZ BANK 17 1 0 2406 1244 193 .41 68 OLD CAREY 11 5 2 1969 1528 128 .86 48 ELSTERNWICK 12 6 0 2154 1680 128 .21 48 UNIVERSITY REDS 12 6 0 1655 1349 122 .68 48 SALESIAN OC 10 6 2 1740 1477 11721 44 UHSOB 10 8 0 1816 1684 107.84 40 ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 8 10 0 1623 1724 94J4 32 PENINSULA 08 5 13 0 1858 2714 87 .89 20 BORONIA PARK 2 16 0 1229 2389 5144 8 RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 17 0 116 2556 4562 4 A RESERVE SECTION OLD SCOTCH 17 1 0 1844 1014 181 .85 68 DE LA SALLE 16 2 0 1853 985 188 .12 64 ORMOND 13 4 1 1762 1030 171 .07 54 NORTH 08 12 6 0 1518 1387 109 .44 48 MARCELLIN 8 9 1 1243 1116 11138 34 OLD HAILEYBURY 8 10 0 1366 1303 10483 32 COLLEGIANS 6 12 0 1285 1625 7908 24 THERRY 5 13 0 1101 1489 7394 20 OLD MELBURNIANS 4 14 0 983 1957 5023 16 UNIVERSITY BLUES 0 18 0 792 2050 3863 0 B RESERVE SECTIO N OLD XAVERIANS 16 2 0 1964 674 291 .39 64 OLD PARADIANS 16 2 0 1830 652 280 .67 64 ST BERNARDS OC 15 3 0 1823 666 273.72 60 BANYULE 10 8 0 1024 1344 76 .19 40 OLD TRINITY 9 9 0 1227 907 13528 36 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 7 11 0 826 1291 63 .98 28 KEW 6 12 0 814 1437 5665 24 PARKSIDE 5 13 0 745 1366 5454 20 OLD BRIGHTON 4 14 0 683 1498 4559 16 OLD MENTONIANS 2 16 0 451 1707 2642 8 C RESERVE SECTIO N ST KILDA CBCOB 15 2 1 1367 671 203 .73 62 BULLEENlTEMP. 13 5 0 1587 753 210 .76 52 IVANHOE 12 5 1 1343 983 136 .62 50 FAWKNER 12 6 0 1120 930 120 .43 48 MONASH BLUES 10 8 0 1314 980 13408 40 STATEtCOMM BANK 10 8 0 1118 1095 102,10 40 WHITEFRIARS 6 12 0 882 1285 6864 24 THOPdASTOWN 5 13 0 879 1367 6430 20 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 3 15 0 897 1689 53 .11 12 PRESTSON MBOB 3 15 0 746 1605 4648 12 'Unremstered Plaver - Rd 19 17I81911

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HIP LISTS

W L D FOR AGST % PTS D RESERVE SECTIO N MHSOB 17 1 0 1431 703 203.56 68 OLD GEELONG 14 3 1 1411 911 154 .88 58 ST KEVINS 11 7 0 1184 949 124 .76 44 OLD CAMBERWELL 11 7 0 1071 1034 103 .58 44 ST BEDES 10 7 1 990 807 12268 42 OLD IVANHOE 9 9 0 992 937 10587 36 AJAX 8 10 0 988 1063 9294 32 GLENHUNTLY AFC 5 13 0 758 1082 7006 20 LATROBE UNI 3 15 0 771 1239 6223 12 HAMPTON ROVERS 1 17 0 674 1687 3995 4 E RESERVE SECTION MAZENOD OC 17 1 0 2163 467 463 .17 68 NORTH BRUNSWICK 14 4 0 1749 789 221 .67 56 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 14 4 0 1582 755 209 .54 56 AQUINAS 08 12 6 0 1129 924 122 .19 48 ST MARYS 10 7 1 1075 1164 9235 42 OLD ESSENDON GR 10 8 0 1101 985 11178 40 BRUNSWICK 8 10 0 1024 1418 7221 32 BULLEEN UNITED 7 10 1 815 1108 7356 30 DOVETON 5 13 0 835 1341 62 27 20 POWERHOUSE 4 14 0 738 1479 4990 16 ST ANDREWS 3 15 0 765 1639 4667 12 WEST BRUNSWICK 3 15 0 650 1691 3844 12 F RESERVE SECTIO N ANZ BANK 14 4 0 1402 801 175 .03 56 UHSOB 14 4 0 1443 866 166 .63 56 ELSTERNWICK 13 5 0 1399 862 162.30 52 ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 12 6 0 1363 898 151 .78 48 PENINSULA OB 10 8 0 1303 927 14056 40 OLD CAREY 10 8 0 1206 974 12382 40 SALESIAN OC 8 10 0 1130 1287 8780 32 UNIVERSITY REDS 7 11 0 1067 1000 10670 28 RICHMOND CENTRAL 2 16 0 689 1847 3730 8 BORONIA PARK 0 18 0 433 1994 21 72 0 G SECTION NORT H ELTHAM OC 12 2 1 1182 618 191 .26 50 OLD SCOTCH 12 3 0 1126 543 207 .37 48 CHIRNSIDE PARK 12 3 0 1158 613 188.91 48 ST BERNARDS OC 11 3 1 1130 649 174 .11 46 BULLEENTEMP 11 4 0 1218 670 18179 44 KEW 11 4 0 1130 738 15312 44 NORTH OLD BOYS 10 5 0 866 702 12336 40 OLD WESTBOURNE 8 7 0 937 989 9474 32 MARCELLIN 7 8 0 931 837 11123 28 OLD XAVERIANS 6 9 0 799 1054 7581 24 ALBANVALE 4 11 0 688 929 7406 16 OLD PARADIANS 4 11 0 641 1030 62 23 16 COLLEGIANS 4 11 0 616 1098 5610 i6 FIT 3 12 0 485 1112 4362 12 THERRY 2 13 0 458 1262 3629 8 BANYULE 2 13 0 523 1474 3548 8 G SECTION SOUTH DE LA SALLE 14 1 0 1549 413 375 .06 56 ST JOHNS OC 13 2 0 1261 651 193 .70 52 MONASH WHITES 12 3 0 1307 601 217.47 48 BLOODS 11 4 0 1169 617 189.47 44 MAZENOD OC 10 5 0 884 727 12160 40 ST KILDA CBCOB 9 6 0 827 801 10325 36 OLD MELBURNIANS 7 8 0 843 791 10657 28 GLENHUNTLY AFC 6 9 0 563 1003 5613 24 OLD HAILEYBURY 5 10 0 681 990 6879 20 KONTIAS-NTH CAULFIELD 5 10 0 764 1325 57 .66 20 MONASH GRYPHONS 4 11 0 '704 1154 61 .01 16 OLD GEELONG 3 12 0 605 1182 51 .18 12 ST KEVINS 3 12 0 608 1358 4477 12 AJAX 2 13 0 427 1092 3910 8 UNDER 19 SECTION 1 DE LA SALLE BLUE 18 0 0 2936 868 338 .25 72 OLD XAVERIANS 14 4 0 2206 1032 213 .76 56 MARCELLIN 14 4 0 1500 1055 142 .18 56 ST BERNARDS OC 13 5 0 2053 1101 186 .47 52 MAZENOD BLUES 12 6 0 1773 1258 14094 48 OLD HAILEYBURY 11 7 0 1888 1510 12503 44 COLLEGIANS 7 11 0 1540 1847 8338 28 OLD BRIGHTON 6 12 0 1067 2044 52 .20 24 OLD PARADIANS 5 13 0 1176 1945 6046 20 OLD SCOTCH 4 14 0 1145 2504 4573 16 ORMOND 3 15 0 1164 2068 5629 12 UNIVERSITY 1 17 0 721 2297 3139 4 UNDER 19 NORTH SECTIO N ALBANVALE 18 0 0 2152 716 300.56 72 OLD TRINITY 13 5 0 1475 1109 133 .00 52 THERRY 13 5 0 1415 1164 121 .56 52 CHIRNSIDE PARK 12 6 0 1857 1485 125 .05 48 BULLEENTEMP 12 6 0 1296 1120 11571 48 AOUINAS OB 11 7 0 1262 1112 113 .49 44 NORTH OLD BOYS 10 8 0 1293 1150 11243 40 THOMASTOWN 6 11 1 1156 1667 6935 26 WHITEFRIARS 6 12 0 988 1642 6017 24 OLD IVANHOE 3 14 1 690 1521 4536 14 PARKSIDE 3 11 0 495 1950 2538 12 UNDER 19 SOUTH SECTION OLD MENTONIANS 17 1 0 2468 947 260 .61 68 OLD MELBURNIANS 16 2 0 1973 856 230 .49 64 ST BEDES 14 4 0 2160 957 225 .71 56 DE LA SALLE GOLD 14 4 0 2372 1486 159 .62 56 MHSOB 9 9 0 1497 1776 8429 36 AJAX INC 7 11 0 1821 1941 9382 28 MAZENOD BLACKS 7 11 0 1078 1708 6311 28 MONASH BLUES 6 12 0 1155 1372 8418 24 HAMPTON ROVERS 6 12 0 1603 2226 7201 24 OLD CAMBERWELL 5 13 0 1287 2091 6155 20 ST PETER'S CLAYTON 4 14 0 1114 2149 51 .84 16 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 3 15 0 862 2102 4101 1 2

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