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OFFICIAL BEER SUPPLIER TO THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

EDITORIAL

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MID-YEAR REPORT

by Phil Rowell (Executive Vice-President/Administration) As our children receive their mid-year reports prior to enjoying their July holidays it is perhaps appropriate to reflect on the first half of the season and assess the positives and negatives that have been noted .

We enjoyed a tremendously successful Centenary Year in 1992 and the new year brought with it new challenges arising out of the resignation of Mike McArthur-Allen and the building of the new administrative offices at Elsternwick Park .

Whilst there have been major changes occurring in the structure of football in Victoria and there appears to be many further imminent changes, amateur football continues to progress and become stronger .

We have numerous clubs wanting to join our Association and, more importantly, our existing clubs are strong and vibrant .

In any assessment we must be objective and must look at the negatives as well as the positives .

What are the negatives?

1 . Elsternwick Park Elsternwick Park is the MCG of Amateur football . The current recession has turned the balance within clubs to revenue being more important than playing experience on the ground where the major 'A' and 'B' grade finals are played . The Executive is very much aware of the financial realities of running an amateur club in the 1990s and will be addressing the issue of financial compensation for clubs playing games at Elsternwick Park at its seminar at the end of the season . The issue is clearly not insurmountable, particularly as the facilities now in existence are of such a quality that they provide a basis for generating income through luncheons and otherfunctions. It is clear that for 'A' and 'B' grade clubs this is a major issue that requires resolution .

2 . Reports and Investigations There has been an increase in the number of reports and investigations during the first half of the season .

Whilst the increase is not of worrying proportions, it is a trend that must not be permitted to continue .

The Tribunal & Investigation Committee has been dealing efficiently with the increased workload and it is clear that the prescribed penalty procedure has been a desirable development over the last few years .

Coaches and senior officials of all clubs must strive to ensure that their clubs are not the subject of regular visits to Elsternwick Park for tribunals and investigation committees . ,l

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1 . Elsternwick Park The new administrative offices at Elsternwick Park are clearly an unqualified success . Not only do we now have reasonable accommodation for our hard-working fulltime staff but we also now have proper accommodation for tribunals, investigation committees, permit committees, umpire committees, state selectors and the other hundred and one meetings that need to be held to run our Association .

2 . State Tea m The performance of our senior State team in Adelaide over the Queen's Birthday weekend was extremely satisfying. The task of playing South Australia at Football Park before a large, parochial SA crowd could perhaps have been intimidating, but a victory by over 10 goals with every playing contributing speaks for itself . Whilst there was some disappointment in the C-F grade team losing, this is part of the game and the preparation for the game by the coach, players and support staff was all that it could be and we were beaten by a better team on the day.

3. U19 Footbal l Many people may not realise it but our Association conducts the last major U19 football competition in this State. In the past there have been problems with U19 football particularly with discipline of players . This year has been superb with excellent football in all grades of U19 football and most importantly no problems of a disciplinary nature .

The great credit for this must go to Executive U19 Committee Chairman and U19 Football Guru, Max Lyon .

The initiatives of the discipline award, coaches' accreditation and appointment of multiple umpires to U19 football have had the effect of providing a competition which encourages young men to playthe game - a major achievement .

4 . Three Interchange Player s The Executive decided early into the season to increase the number of interchange players from 2 to 3. The simple rationale was that there had been a number of games early in the season where injured players were being sent back to the field as a matter of necessity and this was not desirable for Amateur football .

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by Adam Kenyo n

REVIEW The excitement of the round came from the fact tha t I tipped 5 winners - I know it's a first, but you've got to start somewhere !

Scotch also provided some excitement when they rolled a valiant Old Trinity on the last kick of the day .

Trinity can't take a trick, they just keep falling over in the last qtr. The form of Ed Allan on the win was pleasing forthe Cardinals, who havejust kept their final's hopes alive. Adam Anderson booted 5 for Trinity but they had better win a couple of games soon OR ELSE !

The yo-yo team, Old Haileybu ry, ended Brighton's slim final's chances when they jumped to a 22 pt qtr time lead - from then on the game was fairly even, although Brighton made some in-roads in the 3rd term .

Glenn Tanner was best on ground, while Cam Lode did well at ful I back for the Tonners . The Bloods are awaiting the return of Dave Connell who seems to set up their plays, but good consistent form has been hard to come by at the McKinnon oval . Tim Chegwin was a handy contributor in the ruck but this game was fairly unimpressive.

Ormond stole fourth spot on the ladder when they defeated North Old Boys by 16 pts . As was the case in most games, a qtr time lead meant a victory especially with the rain . The return of Stephen Grace from Prahran has boosted Ormond's chances and his form in attack was a bonus . Anthony Grace booted 3 goals, whereas North did not have a multiple goal scorer.

David McDonald at chb was ably assisted by Rob Woodland to make North's chance of victory unlikely.

Veterans Bruno Conti and Paul Booth did well for North, but too many players were down .

The battle for top spot saw De La Salle lead all day to win by 18 pts . Conditionsfavoured De La - especially since they had first use of the breeze . Nick Fraser as full fwd had a great day booting 6 gls and Pat Mannix was in good form in his capacity as a ruck rover. David Hoyle played well in the centre but Collegians had little to kick to up forward . It was just a slog after qtr time, but De La deserved victory and top spot .

With the Xaverians easily accounting for St Bernards Collegians slipped to 3rd spot . Dan Richardson did an impersonation of his father when he moved ends of the ground to boot 7 gls. Michael Blood again did well at chf as the Xavs ran away from St Bernards . The Xavs were more skilled and determined . There is no doubt that Sunday's conditions suited their high marking and long kicking game. Greg Wood tried hard at half fwd as did Rod Doolan but unfortunately for St Bernards the Xaverians were confident and determined .

PREVIEW All games are to be played on Saturday and no Asection games will be at Elsternwick Park .

This weeks round will be highlighted by the battle betwen St Bernards and Trinity. Both need to win this game, as relegation is looming . Trinity have been close to victory all year but throw their opportunities away it could be a lack of fitness. St Bernards' saving grace

is thatthey will play at home . Thesetwoteams are evenly matched with goal sneaks, solid defenders and capable on-ballers . I will favour St Bernards because they are at home and have a little more experience in the tight ones . St Bernards by 2 gls .

North are at home to De La Salle and don't look to have much hope . De La are playing confidently whereas North are lost . Don't think for a second that the NOBs won't try, but how will they stop Frazer, Mannix, Wright etc. The North forward line has lost its way with nobody threatening to kick goals and in the midfield North have been second to the ball . De La will win and win well .

De La by 4 gls.

Collegians face O . Haileybu ry at the Harry Trott. The Lions have lost a little composure of late and are not playing the type of football that saw them win last year's flag . The Bloods - Oh the Bloods! Who knows what they might do today? There are four or five blokes capable of kicking goals but rarely do they kick them on the same day. Lappage, DeMattia, Phillips, Kraus etc . At least Connell will be back and I'm tipping a close contest .

Somehow there could be an upset looming, but I won't stick my neck out just yet . The Lions by 10 pts .

Old Brighton are at home to Old Xavs. It will be windy, maybe wet and the Xaverians can't play in these conditions - or don't play as well in these conditions.

Brighton certainly miss Tom Hayden who will return this week but will he be enough? The Xaverians have many unsung heroes such as Richard Green, David Landrigan, John McKay, butthey are top heavy. Still they can all play football and Brighton will need everything from Pryor, Mercer, Lennox, Brooke, Lade and Talbot if they are going to cause an upset . It's still hard to go against the 2nd side - the Xavs by 15 pts .

Scotch take on Ormond at Camberwell and this will be a tight game . The Cardinals have shown great character this year while Ormond have a good blend of youthful enthusiasm and experience . Rob Fuller will need to hold Stephen Grace and Justin Hoskin will have to keep a close check on Andrew Jobling . Tom Wilson will do battle with David McDonald but it is the "fringe players" that will win or lose this game . Mike McArthurAllen has moulded his boys into good play ors and today will be another test for them . On the other hand, Peter Sherwen has instilled a never-give-up attitude into his team . This should be a great game. Ormond by 5 pts!

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SENIORS 3.3 6 .7 8.9 9 .15.69 ORMOND NORTH OLD BOYS 1 .2 4 .5 6.8 7.11 .53 ORMOND Doyle 4, S . Grace 4, A . Grace. BEST D. McDonald, R .

Woodland, A. Grace, Templeton, Jobling, S. Grace.

NOBS Considine, Herrald, Boyle, Martin, Beare, Booth, Girolani . BEST Howard, Conti, Booth, Jones, Girolani, Hanlo n DE LA SALLE 7.2 9 .8 11 .12 13 .15.93 COLLEGIANS 3.2 6 .4 8 .4 11 .9.75 DE LA SALLE Fraser 6, Hunter 2, Wright, Dwyer, Swift, McClounan, Mahony. BEST Fraser, McClounan, Mahony, Wright, Slattery, Mannix.

COLLEGIANS Schober 3, Stubs3, Lake 2, Bennett 2, Hoyle . BEST Hoyle, Hinchen, Harrison, Proctor, Schober, Lak e OLD HAILEYBURY 9.16 .70 OLD BRIGHTON 5 .16.46 0 . HAILEYBURY DeMattia 2, Rowe 2, Borg, Lappage, Phillips, M .

Seccull, Tanner. BEST Tanner, Hayter, Chegwin, Rowe, Payne, Armstrong .

0 . BRIGHTON Perry 2, Talbot, Lennox, Holt. BEST Lade, Talbot, Lennox, Schober, Pollock, Mercer.

OLD XAVERIANS 6 .3 14.5 15.7 22.12.144 ST BERNARDS 1 .4 4.5 7.10 9 .10.64 0. XAVS Richardson 7, Blood 4, Dillon 3, Tapping 2, Bowen, Landrigan, McKay. Green, M. Bourke, Clare. BEST Richardson, O'Sullivan, Colquhoun, Green, Bourke, Hilbert .

ST BERNARDS Wood 3, Delahunty 2, Calthorpe 2, Doolan, Carey. BEST Gollant, Calthorpe, Doolan, Wood, Spencer, Comito .

OLD TRINITY 8 .8.56 OLD SCOTCH 9.7.61 0. TRINITY Anderson 5, Vanderhoek 2, Allibon . BEST Anderson, Hudson, Hedley, Norman . Thomas, Vanderhoek .

0. SCOTCH Hosking 3, Wilson 2, Smith, Eagle, Polkinghorne, Muller.

BEST Allen, Polkinghorne, T. Hart, Hosking, Eagle, Gibbs.

HEATH, Old Trinity BOYLE, North Old Boys FRASER, De La Salle STONEY, Old Xavs GILMOUR, St Bernards LAKE, Collegians

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RESERVES ORMOND 0 .0 2 .1 3.2 4.5.29 NORTH OLD BOYS 6 .7 7.8 8 .12 11 .13 .79 ORMOND McGaw 2, Forsyth, Samild . BEST Collins, Koppins, McGaw, Symes, Fraser, Neel .

NOBs Peloso 3, Kennedy 3, Collison 2, Lane, Dwyer, Schmidt . BEST P. Considine, Peloso, D. Goodear, Tierney, Phyland, Irvine .

DE LA SALLE 3.8 6.9 10.17 14.18 .102 COLLEGIANS 1 .1 5 .2 7.2 10.5 .65 DE LA SALLE Rudd 8, Webb, M . Jackson, Furlan, Brideson, Goss, Cummerford . BEST Rudd, Brasher, Wilms, Duckett, Smith, Wyles .

COLLEGIANS Coyne 4, Foard 2, Tregear 2, Ingleton, Mulder . BEST Blackman, Mulder, Kringoudis, Coyne, Cornelius, Harry.

OLD HAILEYBURY 6 .11 .47 OLD BRIGHTON 12 .7.79 0. HAILEYBURY Bingham 3, Lavender, Merrell, Panetta . BESTCotton, Main, Canobie, Merrell, Constable, Bennett .

0. BRIGHTON Moreton 4, Hoar 2, Magee, Fisher, Crowe, Shippen, Ryan .

BEST Fisher, McLennan, R . Morton, Fildes, Allen, Shippen OLD XAVERIANS 6 .5 11 .5 13.7 21 .7.133 ST BERNARDS 1 .2 3.9 4.9 5.9.39 0. XAVS Nicolosi 5, Mortenson 4, P. Salter 4, Berry 3, R . Salter 2, C. Burke, McCorkell, Hawkins. BEST C . Burke, R . Salter, M . Dillon, Keyhoe, McCorkell, Purcell .

ST BERNARDS Wood, Brebner, O'Connell, Looker, Hampson . BEST O'Connell, Nathan, Hampson, Hall, Purcell, Bond .

OLD TRINITY 9.10.64 OLD SCOTCH 16.9.105 0 . TRINITY Wallace3, Beet 2, Harmer2, Beamish, Pitman . BEST Harmer, Wallace, Robison, Beet, T. Phillips, Sammut .

0 . SCOTCH Crump 4, Aston 4, Anderson 3, J . Hart, N . Hooper, Aujard, Duthie. BEST N . Hooper, Aujard, Lloyd, Aston, Kerr, J . Hart

NORTH OLD BOYS vs DE LA SALLE Field: P. Gersch, J . Toohey Goal: J . Velleman, K. Pitcher COLLEGIANS vs OLD HAILEYBURY Field G . Curran, A . Kilner Boundary: M . Tierney, F. Martinez Goal: I . Smith, R . Barichievitch OLD BRIGHTON vs OLD XAVERIANS Field: G . Thwaites, W. Hinto n Goal.' R . Liddle, A . Bisho p ST BERNARDS vs OLD TRINITY Field: R. Simon, R . Bell Goal: W. Fowler, J. Kelly OLD SCOTCH vs ORMOND Field: M . Jackson, L . Harrison Goal: W. Binch . G . Clancv

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P- EDITORIAL continued from page 1 . . . shortly. Perhaps it is another example of the Association leading the way with positive rule changes for the benefit of football, and particularly amateur football .

5 . New Clubs The Association introduced a number of new clubs this season to F2 section and they have all acquitted themselves admirably and have added a new dimension to Amateur football . We welcome new clubs to the Association as they add to the dynamics of the whole competition .

6. Umpires We have on a number of weeks been able to supply two field umpires to all games this season . There is absolutely no doubt that football, whether in A grade or in F2 grade or in Junior football, is better for the fact that there are two field umpires . The Umpires Advisors' and the Umpires' Association deserve congratulations for this achievement.

7. Staffing This Association is very fortunate to have the services fo tremendously loyal, conscientious and capable staff in the form of Phil Stevens, Brian Woodhead, Brett Connell and Sue Anderson .

The Association was very sorry to lose the service of

Mike McArthur-Allen but has been more than delighted by his replacement, Brian Woodhead . "Woody" is a person who understands football and particularly amateur football . "BC" has also been a very important addition to our staff. Our GM and his trusty assistant sue continue to provide superb service to the clubs and the Association .

SUMMARY We have: 1 . over 10,000 registered players ; 2 . over 200 umpires, field, boundary and goal ; 3 . approximately 4,000 players playing amateurfootball each week; 4 . approximately 100 games of amateur footbal( played each week.

I suggest we are in a healthy state .but must not become complacent . We must adjust in a common sense and reasonable mannertothe changes that will occur to football over the next few years.

I also suggest that there is always room for improvement and I know I speak for all members of the Executive when I say that we would be delighted to hear from any amateur football supporter who believes he has ideas as for how the competition can be improved .

Philip Rowell Executive Vice-President

§NIPPETs FROM H Q • The weekend of July 25th is a bye for A, B and Under 19/1 sections and as such there will be no Amateur Footballer produced for this particular weekend . The Amateur Footballer of July 17th will preview C to F, Club XVIII and Under 19 South/Central matches of games played July 17th and 25th .

The Amateur Footballer of August 1st will review matches played on the above dates and will briefly preview August 1 games.

• NB VAFA players playing with VSFL clubs after June 30th . At last Monday's Executive meeting the following proposal was drafted : To be able to play with his Amateur club after June 30th, a League listed or supplementary listed player must have played the same number of games or more with his VAFA Club than he has played with his VSFL club. This new permit guideline only applies up to and including round 16 of the VAFA season .

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0 1 Ineligible for VAFA club rem . of year 1 0 Eligible for VAFA club and VSFL 2 1 Eligible for VAFA club and VSFL 2 2 Eligible for VAFA club and VSFL 2 3 Ineligible for VAFA club rem . of year 4 2 Eligible for VAFA club until VSFL games played equals VAFA games played This proposal replaces the previous rule whereby i f a player played for a VSFL team after June 30th he could not come back to VAFA football if he wasn't required at VSFL level .

• Norm Nugent, recoving from a triple by-pass operation, continues to recover well, is exercising lightly and generally speaking following doctor's orders .

• Quoteoftheweek-Frankston'scoach, Robert Mace, after last week's loss "We were one tall short" Should

that have been "We were short one tall :" • Finals dates for this year are as follows : Club XVIII : 1st & 2nd semis (July 31) ; Prelim (8 Aug) ; Grand Final (15 Aug) U19 Sth/Cntl : 1st semi (21 Aug) ; 2nd semi (28 Aug) ; Prelim (4 Sep) ; Grand Final (11 Sep) U1911 : 1st semi (28 Aug) ; 2nd semi (4 Sep) ; Prelim (11 Sept) ; Grand Final (18 Sep ) D-FSecs : 1st & 2nd semis (21 Aug) ; Prelim (28 Aug); Grand Final (4 Sep ) C-Sec: 1st semi (21 Aug) ; 2nd semi (28 Aug) ; Prelim (4 Sept) ; Grand Final (11 Sep) B-Sec: 1st semi (28 Aug) ; 2nd semi (4 Sep) ; Prelim (11 Sep) ; Grand Final (18 Sep ) A-Sec: 1st semi (29 Aug) ; 2nd semi (5 Sep) ; Prelim (12 Sep) ; Grand Final (19 Sep) • 1993 Gala Vote Count Night again to be held at Melbourne's Radisson Hotel on Monday September 6th .

• At Monday's Members' Meeting the following rule change was approved : "In view of the provision for 3 interchange players to be used in senior matches the number of senior games has been increased from 8 to 10 before a player becomes ineligible to play in reserve section finals " • Reinstatements granted this season were as follows : T. Wilson (O.Scotch G/L2) ; M . Addison (O.Carey G/L2) ; M . O'Brien (Banyule G/L2) ; S . Theodore (O.Melb G/L2) ; A . Evans (OGs G/L2) ; P. Knight (MHSOB G/L2) ; A. Walsh (Oak G/L2) ; G . Conlan (StAnd . G!L 3) ; K . Beaumont (B'wick G/L3) ; S . Colquhoun (O .Xavs G/L3) ; S . Lynch (Will G/L5) ; G . Stroud O.Ment G/L2) ; M . Carty (0 . Hail G/L2) ; T. Spencer (Stgern G/L4) ; D. Tapping (O.Xavs G/L2) ; J. Thiessen (O.Hail G/L2) ; W. Green (Coll . G/L2) ; A . McDonald (O .Xavs GL/1) ; T. Siderellis (Orm G/Ll), S .

Skurnik (Ajax G/L3) ; J . Rowe (O .Hail G/L2) ; I . Muller (O .Scotch G/L2) ; S . Griffiths (O .Melb G/L2) .

• New work number for Chris Kelly (Mazenori) is 265 4228 (fax 265 4411)

To the Rove r Regarding the incident in the Adelaide Hilton's foyer fountain, I put forward the following explanation : () 1 was simply attempting to emulate my hero and mentor, Phil Stevens by walking on water ! (ii) it was the shortest possible route to get refreshments from the bar back to some very thirsty men ! (iii) It was a stupid place to put a fountain anyway!

Yours in anonymity Blond player fro m A-B side .

To continue with the tradition of attempting to pick the section medallists and the top goalkickers, here goes, with the U/19 1, Central and South Sections.

Section 1- D. Pao!a(Ch .P), J. Pignataro (Ch . P), R. Buchanan (Old Hail) . Goals : B. Luckock (Old Mel b), V. Piccioli (Ch.P) .

Central - H . Mechan (St.L), R. Cameron (White), A . Mattiazi (NOBS) . Goals : C. Matthews (O Carey), C. McMahon (NOBS) South - P. Tuohey (Mon.Bl), P. Barge (MHSOB), D . Lumley (Coll) . Goals : D. Atkin (0 Brighton), M . Rajch (Ajax) .

Rememberthese'Rover' predictions are not in any particular order, and are based on form in only 12-12 matches .

Given there are some 8 remaining games longshots may appear .

While on the subject of the Ul19's the following is the squad of 28 to be cut to 23 within the next two weeks for the Vic Health Challenge Cup Match against the VFA at Waverley Park .

This game is to be played at 2 pm on Tuesday the 13th of July given that it is school holidays all VAFA supporters, players and officials are urged to support our boys who are defending their title as Vic Health U/19 Champions .

U/19 INITIA L SQUAD - 1993 Ricky Bannister - Therry Stuart Ford - I/Hoe Chris Lovell - 0 Hail VC . Brett Pannam - 0 Par C. Micah Berry - 0. Me/b Jordon Grigg - Colleg Ashley McIntyre - St Bern Chris Scarlett - H/Rov Simon Chaffield - St Bern Bernard Haberman - 0 Par Simon Mercer - 0 Btn, Darren Tymms - 0 Btn Tim Dobson - St Bern Stephen Hume - 0 Scot Adam Merrington - 0 Me/b David Waters - Marc Travis Doherty - U. Blues Jason Keays - Marc Andrew Nitsou - 0 Par Shannon Waters - U Blues Andrew Dulmanis - Colleg Anthony Labagnara - Marc Travis O'Brien - U Blues Nathan Willits - 0 Par Drew Fairchild - MHSOB Scott La Ferlita - 0 Par Trent Ogston - St Bern Pat Zeine - St Bern Drug test of the Week goes to St . Bernards in A 'MadKintosh at his best' .

Section . The week previous (27/6) they completely domonated their match against Old Haileyburians, Well if you thought that the lights had gone out at and soundly defeated them to the tune of 55 pts . Last Salesian Old Boys Football Club then you're right . week (4/7) they managed a turn around of 135 pts, after Seems that some bright light stole a $2000 training being beaten by 80 pts by Old Xaverians. How good light from the school in Chadstone, on Wed 23/6 . are Old Xavs then .

Anyone with information is asked to ring Graham Sheehan (802 5078) .

It would be remiss of the 'Rover' to not mention the VAFA's Administration Officers Birthday . Yes Brian The St Bedes/Mentone Tigers' President John Meyer celebrated his birthday (2/7) so if you see him this hosted a great lunch for 901ocal dignitaries, officials and weekend wish him a belated birthday . sponsors last Saturday, the 3rd July. Whilst the home Reserves team was getting up, the guest were getting The senior state side got into gear for its game against down to roast beef and apple pie. Dignitaries in the VCFL on July 25th last week. Best of luck guys attendance included the Mayor of Mordialloc, the remember this is Strike 2 .

Headmaster of St Bedes College, the President of the VAFA and the President of the Mentone Cricket Club.

The focus of the day was on saying a great big "thank A special mention goes to our two work experience you" to the Club's sponsors whose generous support guys at E .P. Heath Tregear (Sandringham Secondary had allowed a complete refurbishment of the Club. Two College) and Adam Diamond (CBC St Kilda) . Both boys special guests of particular note were Doug Patterson were a great help around the office and at the clinics . who first played with the Mentone F.C . in 1926 and Leo We all at E .P. wish you well with your studies this year.

O'Brien who played in the infamous bodyline Test series .

"Blasts from the Past" included Brett Marchant who won The ' Rovers' wou!d like to correct the' Heraid-Sun' six consecutive B&Fs for Mentone and Mick Roberts and apologise to Andrew McKintosh who was the who won five B&Fs for St Bedes O.C.A. great day was Diadora Player of the Week (3/7) but the headline read had by all . Well done Siera!

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B SECTION

by David Hollan d REVIEW Uncharacteristically, Banyule played true to m y tentative prediction and took 4th spot after a 3 pt win over Marcellin . The difference was never substantial throughout, especially when the heavens opened up with an almighty storm in the 3rd term . The Bears led by 9 at the last break and it was simple determination which saw them hold off a late charge by the Eagles and sneak home. Big Stewy Coulson returned for the Bears and was a tower of strength in defence . Lincoln Burns, John Turnbull and Paul Carroll were excellent ballgetters at ground level and Michael Harte and Bruce Maloney controlled their respective wings . For the Eagles, the cool calm Freddy Woofer was ever-reliable at FB whilst Matt Getson and Craig McKenzie were also good contributors.

Bulleen/Temp led all day against Fawkner in a game which was also played over 2 seasons of weather . The Bullants opened up a 5 gl break in the 2nd term, however Fawks jumped back with 2 late gIs to have a sniff . The 2nd half was a hard slog with Bullants Rover Dean Tulloch relishing the conditions and Normie Glover instrumental at FB. Chris McWaters continued his good form at half back with good assistance from Paul Nigro and Rod "Tucky" Field . Les Cohen and Craig Ford were again great contributors for Fawks along with "Henry" Lawson who wouldn't have been overjoyed by the shocking conditions.

The battle against relegation was won in fine fashion

by Old Parade who put together 4 qtrs, for a change, to dispose of Whitefriars by 9 gls . The return to form of Pete Brabender and Dave Way was timely and lifted the Parade side who now hold a game + % buffer over Friars. Parade played their home ground to perfection in gale-force winds and led by 31 pts before the storm arrived, leaving no hope for Friars to get back . Steve Philp is in greattouch for Parade and, along with Nathan Willitts, were solid in defence with Paul Joyce dominating in the Ruck . The Friars seem to be kept alive week after week by the same few players in Carbone, Coghlan and Bateman - not a recipe for success . Good to see "Bluey" McKeown doing well in the "One's", though - maybe you're not too old Blue?! - I take it back !

Therry hit top form and answered their critics of late when they gave Old Mentonians a football lesson to thetune of 64 ptsto snatch 2nd spot . The Panthers were, quite simply, an utter disgrace, but, take nothing away from the Therry boys who were on a mission and had all guns firing . Without spearhead Acreman the Panthers forward was a mess with Gerard Biddlestone and Tim Taylor seemingly at ease repelling the tame Panther attacks . Midfield, and Mick Goodwin was, again, brilliant, combining well with Matton and Dalgliesh to feed Zanetti who had a day out and booted 7. The Panthers had Matt Brookes in defence, skipper Johnny Sly, especially when moved on to the ball, and the big hearted Brian Patto as their best - that is all! Obviously the absence of Farrow and Acreman didn't help the Panther cause but that was hardly the difference between the 2 sides .

"Wind 'em in" punters and look out any one who

stands in their way - Uni Blues are back - and how!

The Blues made it 4 on the trot after knocking over ladder leaders OMs by 7 pts to be out of the 4 on % only a month ago they were being written off! OMs led at 1/4 and 1/2 time with a slow start from the Blues but, after being level at 3/4 time, the home side edged ahead in the last to give OMs their 2nd loss in a row. CHB Toby McIntyre is having a great year and was too good for Scott Teal as was Graeme Hazeldine at FB on Scott Oliver. Hamish Worsley controlled the pivot and gave his side great drive with big Jim Buckley again in good touch . OMs Tony Witts proved too strong for Chris Taylor at FF whilst Nick Boydon, Richard Webb and "Minnie" Thompson also played well for the losers .

PREVIEW Banyule forfeit home ground advantage when the take on Bulleen/Temp at EP tomorrow in what should be a crack-a-jack encounter. Bullants need this so the gap doesn't open up and Banyule, naturally, need to win everything to hold on to 4th. The Bears have been outstanding in their last 2 over Marcellin and OMs and should be too strong for the Bullants, but not by much - should be a beauty! Lets make it 2 in a row Bears, by 2 gls.

Fawkner play host to Old Paradians in the 1st home game for the "Diggers" for some time. Parade now have a buffer over Friars and won't be taking this game for granted forfear of a Friars upset . Fawks will be confident that this is a great chance to notch up No. 2 however Parade should take the pts by about 6 gls.

What a time for Whitefriars to meet Therry who were on fire last week against the Panthers. The likes of Goodwin, Matton, Petrevski and Dalgleish will run riot in a mis-matched game where there won't be any upsets - that's for sure! Therry by 10 gls.

I'll repeat those 1st few words : "What a time for" Old RHentonians to have to face the might of Uni Blues who dispose of anything in their way - doesn't matter where they are on the ladder! With wins over OMs, Therry, Banyule and Parade in their last 4 outings they could very well take 4th spot with a win today . Panthers - you're at the crossroads and will probably take the wrong tu rn - Blues by 23 pts .

Finally, OMs and Marcellin in another possible ladder-unsettler. OMs could lose top spot if they go down for the 3rd in a row today whilst Marcellin could jump in . OMs are anotherteam at the crossroads and although they're more likely to take the right turn I'll go with Marcellin to throw the Cat amongst them - by 3 pts .

SELECTIONS : Banyule, Old Paradians, Therry, Uni Blues, Marcellin .

PRESS CORRESPONDENTS: Disappointing from OMs (again), Marcellin and Fawkner - Please make the effort guys . Fax 583 1993 or Phone 585 0646 (recorder) .

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SENIORS MRCELLIN 2 .4 5 .5 7.8 9.12 .66 BANYULE 2 .3 5 .9 8.11 9 .15 .69 i Me, Moran, Pappase,Rydr , MARCE! ara BESTrWoollereGef onr McKen ,Labg BANYULE Brockwell3, Carroll 2, Gilbert, Sutterby, Burns, Adams .How BEST S_ Coulson, J. Turnbull, M . Harte, L. Burns, B. Maloney, P. Carroll.

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 2 .3 6 .4 10 .8 15 .10.100 FAWKNER 0 .0 3.2 6 .8 8 .9.57 BULLEENTTEMP Frosinos 4, Pace 4, Harvie 3, Tulloch 2, D. Matthews, Panou, BEST Tulloch, McWaters, Nigro, Field, Dolinko, Panou .

FAWKNER Korp 2, Molloy, Gray, Lawson, Wilson, DeWitt, Johnston . BEST Ford, Cohen, Lawson, Kelly, Saggers, Wilson .

OLD PARADIANS 5 .3 11 .7 16 .9 19 .10.124 WHITEFRIARS 3 .3 6 .6 7.9 10.10 .70 0 . PARADIANS Harrison 5, Boyd 5, Brabender 2, O'Keefe, Philp, Haberman, Beck, Pannam, Kelly, Way . BEST Way, Joyce, Brabender, Philp, Willitts, O'Keefe.

WHITEFRIARS Coghlan 3, Pratt 2, Jenkins, A . Carbone, Lee, M .

Bateman, McKeown. BEST McNeil, A. Carbone, McKeown, Lyall, Coghlan, B . Crowe.

THERRY CCOB 2 .8 10.9 14.12 19.16 .130 OLD MENTONIANS 2 .3 4 .8 5.12 9 .12 .66 THERRY Zanetti 7, Goodwin 4, D. Dalgleish 2, Stanko 2, Matton, Biddlestone, Castaldi, Carter. BEST Zanetti, Goodwin, Biddlestone, Matton, D. Dalgleish, Taylor.

OLD MENTONIANS D. Paterson 3, Stroud 3, Dickson, Love, Moodie .

BEST Brooks, Paterson, Bournon, Appel, Sly, Macquire .

UNIVERSITY BLUES 2.2 6.8 9.12 12 .14 .86 OLD MELBURNIANS 8 .8 9.11 9.12 11 .13.79 UNI BLUES Hutchins3, Worsley 2, Evans, Kanis, Davis, Harris, Romito, Taylor, Stephens. BEST McIntyre, Hazeldine, Worsley, Buckley, Keats, Harris.

0. MELBURNIANS Oliver 3, Teal 2, Theodore 2, Anastakis, Nichols, Bryan, Thompson . BEST T. Witts, O'Brien, Boyden, R . Nelson, Webb, Thompson .

RESERV E MARCELLIN 4 .2 8 .2 12 .5 16.8 .104 BANYULE 1 .2 5.4 7.6 8.9.57 MARCELLIN Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

BANYULE Bowler 2, McCormack 2, Legge, Boucater, Barnes, McCausland . BEST McIntyre, Healy, Taylor, Doherty, Gent, Gillies .

BULLEEN/TEMP 3 .5 7.8 11.11 16.12 .108 FAWKNER 3.1 3 .2 5 .2 7.3.45 BULLEEN/TEMP P. Faulkner 4, M . Fois 4, Chris Parris 3, P. Nagel 2, D. Fitt, G . McLaren, J. Catt . BEST J. Catt, R Bone, P. Faulkner, B . Harvie, A . Parris, A . Rozanitis.

FAWKNER Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD PARADIANS 3 .2 5 .2 6.3 8.4.52 WHITEFRIARS 2 .1 5 .2 6.4 7.6.48 0. PARADIANS Ray 3, Mulligan, Ball, Batchelor, Costantin, Mick Vear .

BEST Cosma, Mulligan, McBrien, Ball, Ray, Batchelor .

WHITEFRIARS P. Ciardulli 2, Strike 2, Peter O'Brien, Sharkie, Jackson .

BEST Johnson, Midro, Jackson, Strike, Williams, P . Ciardulli .

THERRY CCOB 3.3 6.3 8.3 11.8.74 OLD MENTONIANS 1 .5 2 .7 8.8 9.8.62 THERRY Hollow 5, Jones 2, McMahon, Eldrett, Bye, Pinner . BEST McMahon, Jones, Pearse, Pinner, Carter, Murphy .

0. MENTONIANS Sherriff 3, Pride 2, Riley 2, M . Leone, Linford . BEST M . Leone, Petrov, Sharp, Grant, Sherriff, Carter.

UNIVERSITY BLUES 1 .1 1 .2 1 .2 3 .4 .22 OLD MELBURNIANS 20 .8.128 UNI BLUES Dudley 2, Boyd. BEST Bonadio . Markley, Tippett, Canon, Dudley, Wolveridge.

0. MELBURNIANS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

SENIORS ACREMAN, Old Mentonians ZANETTI, Therry N . BOURKE, Marcellin PACE, Bulleen-Templestowe PRATT, Whitefriars RESERVES HOLLOW, Therry McMAHON, Therry BONNYMAN, Whitefriars

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1`t~~l' - ~ ~ 50 UP FOR DAVE & DAZ AT PANTHERLAND All at Old Mentonians this week congratulate Davi d Campbell & Dar re n M urphy who notch up their 50th games . Both Dave and "Murph" were members of the Panthers inaugural U19 side in '91 (Murph being the captain) and since then have been outstanding contributors in our seniors side. Dave our high leaping ruckman, and Murph, one of our most reliable backmen, are both very dedicated and committed to the Panther cause - on and off the field and there is no doubt they will both be around for many, many years .

Well done boys .

F;-~ BANYULE vs BULLEEN(TEMPLESTOWE (EP - Sunday) Field: R . Mayston, P. Molloy Boundary: L . Russell, M . Kolpin Goal: D. Webster, M . Murray Reserves Field: G . Waldron, N . Woods Reserves Boundary: T. Russell, N . Walker Reserves Goal: L . Mirachi, N . McTaggart FAWKNER vs OLD PARADIAN S Goal: S . Clinch, W. Henry Goal: G . Grigg, S. Pitche r Reserves Field: R . Mayston, P. Molloy WHITEFRIARS vs THERRY CCOB Field: P. Wiseman, A . Damen Boundary: N . Walker, P. Mierisch Goal: J . Tyrrell, A . Simpso n OLD MENTONIANS vs UNIVERSITY BLUES Field: M . Bushfield, G . Rid d Goal: B. Seymour, M . Lentin i OLD MELBURNIANS vs MARCELLIN Field: G . Fallet, T. Hales Boundary: S . Bayes, C. Swift Goal: L . Wilson, R . Dunsta n

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C SECTION

by Ken Bremner

Round 12 results tossed up 2 easy wins, one being fairly unpredictable the other on the cards and 3 very close encounters . The wash-up of all this is that NODs and Hoes are as safe asjudges, Schoolers drop from rung 3 to five, Jacks and Ks take pozzies 3 and 4 .

Positions 6 to 9 are raffle jobs with little if any chance of making the top 4 but conversely a big chance of snatching aticket to'D' Grade along with the Bankers who at this stage look odds on to finish 10th and last of the section .

REVIEW - ROUND 12 (3 July) Rang the telephone mail box Saturday night to check the results and nigh on fell off my pew when I heard the scoreline of the Saints v Blues game . If the victory by St Kilda/Sth Caulfield wasn't enough to stun me I can assure you the 40 pt margin did . Conditions must have been horrific as only 9 majors were scored .

The 33 pt winning margin registered by Ivanhoe over Commbank somewhat flatters the victors . Only points separated the teams at change of ends and it was only in the dying minutes of the final stanza that the 'Hoes put a winning wedge between themselves and the Bankers .

At Columbia Park Mulgrave, visiting Parkside ver y nearly snatched the bikkies from top of the perch Mazenod . I n blustery and at times arctic like conditions .

The visitors really served it up to the home team and went within an ace of inflicting defeat No . 2 on the Nods who got in at siren time by 5 pts.

At Oval No. 2 Albert Park Ajax continued on in their present good form by holding at bay MHSOBs by 9 pts .

The win lifts the Jacks to 3rd on the table whilstthe High boys drop to 5th and with a job on their hands to get back in . Ajax have at long last got into a rhythm and will in the next few weeks determine their own destiny.

In a must win gamefor both clubs for differing reasons, Kew and Caulfield Grammarians slogged out atough encounter at Victoria Park . The hard earned win by Kew (10 pts) re-claimed 4th spot on the ladder for them and the loss entrenched Grammar back in the sticky mire of the relegation zone .

PREVIEW - ROUND 13 (10 July ) A tremendous round of games with a bearing on all ladder positions with 4 of the top 5 coming head to head and similarly at the other end of the scale to sort out pozzies 9 and 10 .

Monash Blues vs Commbank - should, at home, be 4 pts in the bag forthe Blues . The events of last round don't give one much confidence to pick them after kicking only 2 gls, but they are a better side than that .

Commbanks form is better than it looks but theyjust can't putthe nail in the coffin . Monash to get home by 24 pts .

Ivanhoe vs Mazenod - one playstwo in game of the year thus far. The margin between these 2 very good teams has narrowed considerably since they last met in Round 3 . For mine, the Nods are a more brilliant outfit whilst the ' Hoes are harder workers at the ball . Working on conditions being good albeit at Ivanhoe I'll stick with Mazenod to get the points by 2 gls.

PARKSIDE vs Ajax - this looms as a danger game for the Jackers as Parkside's form of late has been very good . Added to this, the opportunity to get one rung further away from the danger zone will really lift the Parkers . Mind you, Ajax will also be hell bent on consolidating their place in the top bracket . In a flip of the coin job. Jacks by 14 pts .

14AHSOBs vs KEW (E/Park) - on current form the Schoolers would probably prefer this game to be at their own ground that they play so well . Victory or defeat here just about tells the story for the remainder of the season.

Stakes are high and it makes for a real crunch game with no quarter asked for nor given . In an even money game I'll put the Mockers on MHSOBs to get the chocolates by 11 pts.

Caulfield Grammar vs St KildalSth Caulfield - I'm calling for the Crystal Ball, Rabbits Foot and Tarot Cards to find the winner of this contest . The Grammar form is fairly sound without winning too many of late and The Saints have scored some confidence building victories over the past month . When in doubt go for home ground advantage . Grammar by 2 twins. `Big' Lancie Lovechilds Dare of the Week . . . having out the dare away for a week so as to let K . B. re-settle we're back on track and to give Ivanhoe some incentive to knock off the NODs, K .B . and myself will subject ourselves to a drag through the muddy centre wicket at Ivanhoes ground on a nice cold wet wintery Tuesday evening to be agreed upon between Simmo and K .B . the boys out Ivanhoe just love 'ol uncle Ken so this should be just the spur they need .

SENIORS BUSUTTIL, Kew BERGMAN, St Kilda HOPPE, Ajax D. MURRAY, Mazenod SANSONETTI, Parkside

RESERVES COUTTIE, Mazeno d WIX, MHSOB MASCITTI, Ke w BARKER, Caulfield Grammar

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

SENIORS ST KILDA/STH CAULFIELD 2 .0 5.10 6.11 7.16 .58 MONASH BLUES 2 .3 2 .4 2 .5 2.6.18 ST KILDA/STH CAULFIELD Bergman 2, Alderuccio, R . Gilmore, Healy, Pasara, Riddell . BEST R . Gilmore, Riddell, Morgan, Murrihy, Kerian, McGaw. MONASH BLUES Trumble, Baring . BEST Hipwell, Dowsley, O'Brien, Carman, McGregor, Headberry .

COMMONWEALTH BANK 3.3 6.7 7.13 9.14 .68 IVANHOE 5.4 9.8 12 .9 15.11 .101 C'WEALTH BANK Bunnett 3, Perry 2, A . Rolls 2, Corboy, A . Pitts. BEST Walsh, A. Pitts, Howarth, Bunnell, McNamara, Keighran .

IVANHOE E. Flynn 4, Ford 4, Kennedy 2, P. Flynn, Larose, Manuel, Maud, Roms. BEST Bullen, Manuel, P Flynn, Pettingill, Stewart, Nibali .

MAZENOD OC 10.14.74 PARKSIDE 9.15 .69 MAZENOD Peter Green 3, Hunt 2, Brookes 2, Mannix, Fisher, Noble .

BEST C.Murray, Carter, O'Hara, Belleville, Guiliano, Lane .

PARKSIDE Freeman3, Cotter 2, Moodie, Harris, Sturgess, McNamara .

BEST Allan, G . Williams, Tkocz . Singleton, Sansonetti, Georgiou AJAX 2 .1 5.3 8.7 12 .12 .84 MHSOB 1 .3 6.8 9.13 10.15.75 AJAX Briskin 3, Gordon 2, Levy 2, Goetz 2, Bloom, Dunne, C . Cohen .

BEST Pat, Levy, Briskin, Jason Wrobel, Dunne, Bloo m MHSOB Caffry3, Comer 2, A. Webster, P Knight, McClements, Young, Helmot . BEST R . Newton, Comer, Helmot, A . Webster, Caffry, Dixon .

KEW 1 .2 6.9 8.12 9.14.68 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 3.3 5.3 7.8 8.10.58 KW Busuttil 3, Burden 2, McMahon, Wood, King, S . Kitson, Thornely.

BEST Love, McMahon, S. Kitson, Cullen, Menzies, Barry .

CAULFIELD GR N . Brohier 3, B. Webster 2, N . Caple 2, A . Will . BEST C . Simpson, G . Harrison, T. Royals, P Murtagh, R . Harris, B . Mathews

RESERVES ST KILDAISTH CAULFIELD 0.0 4.1 4.1 5.6.36 MONASH BLUES 0.6 1 .7 3.10 3.11 .29 ST KILDAlSTH CAULFIELD Buzza 2, Credlins, J . Dunlevie, Fitzroy. BEST Pope, Howard, Cole, D. Dunlevie, Joseph, Fawaz.

MONASH BLUESSpencer 2, Tilley. BEST Spencer, White, Sinclair, Harrison, Tilley, Schwedes.

COMMONWEALTH BANK 2 .0 3.1 5.3 6 .4 .40 IVANHOE 5.1 9.3 11 .6 16.8.104 C'WEALTH BANK Brown 2, Maya 2, Coltman, Galanopoulos . BEST Rachor, Henderson, T. Smith, Maya, Curtin, Rowe.

IVANHOE Hayward 3, Williams 3, Thrackwray 2, J . Hoffman 2, P Lee, Hochfeld, Dowling, D. Flynn, Strangwick, Purcell . BEST A . Scott, J .

Hoffman, M . Rooney, J . Dowling, M . Thrackwray, R . Hayward .

MAZENOD OC 5.0 9 .2 11 .3 14.7.91 PARKSIDE 2 .5 7.6 9.6 10.7.67 MAZENOD Couttie 5, Pugliese 3, Howard 2, Boyle, Grimison, Tsiavis, A . Rogers. BEST Hall, Pugliese, A . Rogers, Howard, Grimison, Boyle.

PARKSIDE Howell 4, Anthony Stuart 2, D. Macall, R . Dean, Dunbabin, C. Williams . BEST Ware, D. Macall, Dunbabin, Howell, Meehan, C. Williams.

AJAX 3.3 3.3 6.5 6.6.42 MHSOB 2.1 4.2 6.4 9.5.59 AJAX Kalb 3, Jelinak 2, Redlich . BEST Zielinski, Szuc, Komornik, Goldberg, Gross, Mordech.

MHSOB McGrath 3, Exton 2, Bradley 2, Feferekranz, Kotz . BEST Exton, Bradley, Drake, Feferkranz, J . Newton, Holland, Kotz.

KEW 2.5 2.8 3.9 3.9.27 CAULFIELD GR 2.1 5.7 6 .10 11 .13.79 KEW D. Mascitti 2, Brassil . BEST R . Mascitti, Sheahan, Weaver, Chamarenko, Brassil, Wong.

CAULFIELD GR S. BArker 2, K. Hedin 2, D. Kitchen, R . Knight, J. Santiago, R . Allsop, D . Allen, G . Paine. BEST D. Kitchen, R. Ailsop, C. Worthington, D. Synman, S. Williams, K. Hedin .

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MONASH BLUES vs COMMONWEALTH BANK Field: J . Moore, M . Jenkins Goal: G . Wright (Rot) IVANHOE vs MAZENOD Field: J . Natoli, H . Little Boundary: K . King, T. Russel l Goat: G . Chalmers, M . Murray (Rot) PARKSIDE vs AJAX Field: P. Simpson, B. Lowe Goal: D. Webser, M . Mayhew MHSOB vs KEW (EP - Saturday) Field: C. Keeton, M . Forde Boundary: L . Gallagher, J . Wright Goal: N. McTaggart, B . Hoare (Rot) Reserves Field: T. Foley, D. Benjamin Reserves Boundary: M . Shelton, A . Gabriel Reserves Goal: C . Linczowski, G . Simpso n CAULFIELD GRAMMAR vs ST KILDA/SOUTH CAULFIELD Field: P. Buchanan, P. Keog h Goal: M . Symons, T. Stephen

DIT ~:~" MAZENOD OC vs MONASH BLUES AJAX vs IVANHO E MHSOB vs PARKSID E COMM . BANK vs CAULFIELD GRAM . ( Oval 8 A . Park) ST KILDS/SOUTH CAULFIELD vs KEW

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200 GAMES TO "UNCLE" DAVID M ATTHEWS Beginning his career in 1975 in the reserves at age 14, David's career highlights include: "C" Grade leading goal kicker (116), 1983 ; "C" Grade B&F runner up, 1983' "C" Grade Premiership team, 1983' VAFA State Rep 1983,1984 & 1985 ; Club Captain 1987, 1988, 1992 and 1993 ; Club B&F winner 1986 ; Club Reserves coac 1990 ; Club Senior coach 1992 (runner up "D" Grade) & 1993. Add to this 15 VFL games (C'wood & Melb) plus 13 games at Uni Blues (Res . coach 1991) and we have a great contributor to amateurfootball & CGFC. From the Pres. & committee of CGFC and all of your many friends at the Club, we thank you for your years of loyal service and congratulations on reaching this great milestone .

100 GAM ES AT MHSOB Sincere congratulations are extended to our popular Reserves Captain, David "Dawman" Menzies on finally reaching his 100th great game for Melb. High today (10/7) against Kew at Elsternwick Park . First playing in 1985, David's physique and ferocious tackling have put fear into the hearts of many opposition players and his great dedication, loyalty and popularity justifies his captaincy. He leads by example always . David - Our warmest conqratulations !

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SENIORS : All re gistered players with a permi t SENIORS/RESERVES : If both teams a re playing, reserve player must have played at least 2 matches ( be registered and have a permit).

UNDER 19 : Must be re gistered and have a permit. If player has played in an agg regate of 5 or mo re senior and re serve matches he must have played at least mo re than 5 U19 matches during the season .

RESERVES : Must be re gistere d with a permit . Must have played 2 re se rve matches and not more than 10* senior matches during the season .

CLUB XVIII SECTIONS : Players must have played in at least 4 matches and not played in more than a total of eight senior and reserve grade games . 'subject to rule being approved at July members meeting

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D SECTION

by Tom Brain

The Great Australian Taste

Down came the rain and with it down went the Hoes and the Tigers . Is there some significance here? OGs rebounded with a big win, Blacks consolidated and the Rovers win at last . None of this really helped me with a score of only 215. With only 6 rounds to go the Top 4 is practically settled, but not so at the other end with 4 teams still battling to avoid being the 2 to disappear .

REVIE W In a hard fought game in wet and blustery conditions the SKOBS kept their finals chances alive with a team inspired victory over the Tigers who are not now invincible at home. The Tigers had nearly all the play in the first 1/2 and should have been well in front at the long break, but a brilliant 4 gl burst just before the break brought St Kevins back into the game and jolted the home sides confidence . After that it was a pretty close affair until Bendoricchio kicked a 60 metre spiral punt to seal the game with barely minutes to play. In an all round team effort Hopkins ruck roving ex WA Ammo Mark Prindiville, and stars Brady and Gross stood out for SKOBS and for the Tigers who must again have a rethinkTim Beasley, Donellan, and Bryant all kept going .

No rt h Brunswick were really fired up at the start and came out and totally outplayed Hampton in the first qtr while kicking against the wind . The Rovers appeared to be shell shocked but gradually repaired their composure to be back within striking distance at the main break . The third qtr belonged to the home side as they came out stronglyto jump their opposition and considering the conditions set up what was to be a match winning lead . The final stanza was fairly even with North really battling it out, but the Rovers held on to score a very meritorious victory that had certainly been a long time coming . For the Rovers Darren McConville continued his excellent form this season, that old man David Rogerson has been a great find, and Anthony "Nats" Natoli found some long lost form at last . For the Northies Ady Tirchett, James Briffa, and Mark De Morton were all good players.

The OGs rebounded pretty well against a tenacious Thomastown who matched it fairly competently with the leaders until 1/2 through the 2nd stanza where the greater skills and experience of the Geelong players took over. After 1/2 time even though the conditions had changed radically the OGs still continued on their merry way having little or no difficulty handling the greasy ball .

Bernie Edmonds the little rover showed great skills won the BOG award by a long way and continually drove the ball out of the centre . Hutchinson and Ferguson were fine defenders . Paul "The Fridge" Herman played well and Bain kicked 4 gls in a great last qtr . Seems we only hear from the Towners when they win .

A very light contest all day out at Frearon where the Cys battled hard at all times in a very disciplined performance to finally kick away during the last quarter, against a very talented but undisciplined Old Ivanhoe. one feels the Hoes will pay on the training track this week, while Willy are alive again and looking for further success . Best on ground was rover Andrew Chopper Featherston who was well fed by the Big Bird . Others

to play well were Tom Cannon arouncfythe ground and Greg Clerk at CHB. For the Hoes who must be a bit worried by this performance John Stevens despite close attention again played well while Matty Huber, George Haros and Michael Karray Annis all tried hard all day .

All in all a good performance by the Williamstown side one that must have instilled great confidence around the place .

The final game of the round certainly did not produce the upset that I predicted but Brunswick certainly gave of their best and did not go down without a fight . They started off very well with the wind and opened up a 5 gl lead at the first change. The storm hit Wicker territory earlier than elsewhere so the Blacks had use of the wind for some inexplicable reason for the rest of the day . Still the Wicks were in the game at the last change, but faltered at the final hurdle allowing the Blacks to score an important victory and maintain their 2 game hold on 4th spot plus move within striking distance of the other two. For Brunswick, Steve McBride played a great game at Full Back, Brian Gibson and Kenny Beaumont contributed and Danny Hann was again in the thick of things. Uni Blacks are a good side, but are playing things close to their chest, no report again this week .

PREVIEW The Rovers buoyed by their win last week will certainly give the SKOBS a run for their money, will play better than at their last meeting but in all honesty I just cannot see them winning .

Nort h Brunswick although at home as usual will never stop trying but will just not have the class or the depth to upset Old Geelong who appear to have found their form again .

Brunswick providing they can get some players back and don't miss any more can still make the finals they therefore cannot letthis game slip and I don'tthinkthey will but they shouldn't relax as Towners can play some good football .

Williamstown travel across the bridge to tackle the Blacks who with a win could move a rung or two up the ladder. It is Uni holidays and this could effect the Blacks a bit, but I feel they have enough depth and way too much at stake to allow this one to drop.

A most important game takes place at Chelsworth Park, a must win for both sides, as the double chance is on the line . Both lost last week so will be anxious to make amends, both are obviously good sides, I feel Ivanhoe may have taken their defeat a bit harder than the Tigers and so will be that wee bit tougher and this could be enough to give them the points .

SELECTIONS : St . Kevins, Old Geelong, Brunswick, Uni Blacks, Old Ivanhoe.

PRESS CORRESPONDENTS : Come on Spinna and Mango make some sort of effortthis week and give your players some notoriety. The numbers are Phone 571 4808 and Fax 569 8766 by 5.30 pm on Monday.

SENIORS ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGER 3.2 5 .3 7.4 7.5 .47 ST KEVINS 1 .5 5 .6 7.7 9.8 .62 ST BEDESIMENTONE TIGERS McCraw 2, Ed adds 2, Launan, Gray, Parsons BEST Donnellan, T . Beasley, Parsons, Diggins, Lannan, Bryant ST KEVINS Bendoncchio 2, R Gross 2, Brady 2, Clohessy, Ca161, Verberne BEST Hopkins, Bendoncchio, Pnndiville, Verberne, Brady, R .

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HAMPTON ROVERS 2.2 6.5 9 .6 11 .11 .77 NORTH BRUNSWICK 3.2 4.4 4 .8 5.10 .40 HAMPTON ROVERS Crawford 4, Natoli 3, Blick, Doukas, Fletcher, Amoore BEST McConville, Rogerson, Natoli, Doukas, LeGrand, Boyle NTH BRUNSWICK Keay 3, Houston 2. BEST A . Tirchett, J . Briffa, Johnston, Grimaldi, Thorpe, K . Hehir.

OLD GEELONG 4 .5 9.11 10.12 17.14 .116 THOMASTOWN 1 .3 3.4 4 .6 5.6 .36 0. GEELONG Bain 5, Howells 4, Davis 2, Furphy, Groom, Herman, Gunn, Edmond, Hollis. BEST Edmond, Hutchinson, Ferguson, Herman, Bain, Lee. THOMASTOWN A . Smith 2, Petsinis, C . Fellows, Plant . BEST Plant, Harling, Papaidanou, Colosimo, Marone y BRUNSWICK 7.4 7.4 10 .8 10.9 .69 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 .1 5 .8 8 .8 12 .10 .82 BRUNSWICK Cross 4, Ogilvie. Sayers, Beaumont, Kannegiesser, Conduit, Moore. BEST Cross, Beaumont, B. Gibson, Hall, McBride, Moore.

UNI BLACKS Evans 3, Bromell2, Caccaviello 2, Ellis 2, J. Gray, A . Gray, Wines . BEST Mills, Radford, Caccaviello, Middleton, A . Gray, Wines.

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 4 .3 8 .5 9.12 14.15 .99 OLD IVANHOE 4.2 6 .4 8.10 12 .12 .84 WILLIAMSTOWN W. Payne 3, Featherston 2, Grigg 2, Calderwood 2, T. Cannon, Bezzant, Temby, Turnley, Kurkowski . BEST Featherston, M .

Cannon, T. Cannon, Clerk, Turnley . Bubnic .

0. IVANHOE J. Stevens 2, M . Karrayannis 2, M. Clarkson, S. Vaughan, P. Sigley, G . Hares, J . Weddle, M . Dyson, P. Atkinson . BEST J. Stevens, M . Veal, M . Huber, M . Karrayannis, G . Haros, M . Dyson .

RESERVES ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGER 1 .4 2 .10 3.13 9 .18.72 ST KEVINS 0 .3 2.3 2.4 4.6.30 ST BEDES/MENTONETIGERS R . Lomagno2, Hanrahan 2, D- O'Brien, Johnstone, Flannery, Goodchild, Tomlinson . BEST R . Lomagno, Smith, Hambridge, L'Hullier, Johnstone, Newport .

ST KEVINS Lewin 3, Stackpole. BEST Hourigan, M . Chapman, J .

Sergeant, J . Bare, P. Lewin, Dyson .

HAMPTON ROVERS 2 .1 7.11 8 .11 14.14 .98 NORTH BRUNSWICK 0 .4 0.4 0.7 0.7.7 HAMPTON ROVERS Knight 6, Day 2, M . Alessi 2, Almiento, Hunter, Sadler. BEST Knight, Barrett, Ivey, Manganaro, Pearce, Casella, Mather .

NTH BRUNSWICK BEST P. Hehir, Lawton . Glenister, Bulman, Borelli, Dowsett .

OLD GEELONG 4 .3 8.5 11 .9 17.13.115 THOMASTOWN 0 .3 1 .4 2 .4 2 .4.16 0 . GEELONG Stubbings 4, Richardson 3, Handbury 2, Madden 2, Burn 2, Heritage, McGowan, Law. BEST Richardson, Handbury, McGowan, Madden, Burn, Stock.

THOMASTOWN Sallese, Theodorou . BEST Sallese, Theodorou, Argriou, Gannon, Valentino, O'Brien .

BRUNSWICK 0.0 3 .1 3 .1 6 .2 .38 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 5 .7 8 .13 13.21 19.22.136 BRUNSWICK Burgess 3, Strachan, Watford, Pearce . BEST Barley.

Welford, Burgess, Forrest, May .

UNI BLACKS Moorfield 5, Harpen 3. Little 3, Sprunt 2, Quilty 2, Nixon, Hopkins, Carrah, Munari . BEST McGowan, Munari, Little, Phillips, Neville, Hopkins.

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 2 .3 2 .3 4 .5 4.5.29 OLD IVANHOE 2 .2 6 .6 12 .8 17.15 .117 WILLIAMSTOWN Buckland, Cabansag, Dervan, McLeod . BEST A valiant team performance ably led by T. Gleason .

0 . IVANHOE M . Colledge 4, M . Hall 3, D. Antrobus 3, A . Hasham 2, D .

Craker 2, B . Ridewood, T. Cormack, D . Jenkins. BEST M . Hall, D. Jones, D. Caddy, B . Ellsworth, B. Hall, T. Smith .

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ST KEVINS vs HAMPTON ROVERS (at St Kevins College) Field: M . Gibson, R . Eastwoo d Boundary: K . Eastwood, T. Kramme NORTH BRUNSWICK vs OLD GEELONG Field: A . Taylor, P. Harris THOMASTOWN vs BRUNSWICK Field: A . Ladd, C . Rowe UNIVERSITY BLACKS vs WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS Fleld: S . Ha rford, M . Gilday OLD IVANHOE vs ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS Field: L . Symons, T. Sutcliffe Boundary: D. Jensen, C . Condes

HOWELLS, Old Geelong CRAWFORD, Hampton Rovers STEWART, Old Ivanho e A . SMITH, Thomastown MacGEORGE, St Bedes/Mentone Tiger RESERVES LITTLE, Uni Blacks LEWIN, St Kevins OB MOORFIELD, University Blacks SPINKS, University Blacks

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TO AVOID CONGESTION WHEN TEAMS LEAVE THE ARENA AT HALF TIME, AND AT THE END OF THE GAME THE FOLLOWING IS TO APPLY: ~ THE TEAM THAT IS LOSING AT HALF TIME O R HAS LOST THE GAME IS TO LEAVE THE ARENA AS A GROUP FIRSTLY. ® THE TEAM THAT IS WINNING AT HALF TIME OR WHO WINS THE GAME IS NOT TO LEAVE THE ARENA UNTIL THE OTHER TEAM IS OUT OF SIGHT. s SENIOR AND RESERVE TEAM CAPTAINS ARE TO ORGANISE THIS ACTIVITY.

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by Michael Lloyd

REVIEW Back to my best form selecting all 5 winners . It woul d seem that the Aquinas charge has been put on hold for the moment . The four has remained the same for most of the year and I can't see it altering for the rest of the year.

St Leos won the toss in their game against Aquinas and kicked with the gale which was blowing straight down the middle of the ground . Aquinas fought hard but inaccu rate kicking by St Leos prevented them sealing the game. In the second quarter, St Leos showed disregard for the conditions and kicked easy goals and when the rain came in the second half continued a very high skill level in wet and windy conditions. Best players for St Leos included on bailers Bob Steward, Don Ducofastonio and Paul Davidson whilst for Aquinas their best players were Grierson, Tarulli and O'Connor.

Old Camberwell defeated ANZ Bank by 35 pts in very difficult conditions on Saturday. After an even 1st half, Old Camberwell got on top of ANZ Bank with good teamwork and skill in wet and windy conditions . For the Zedders another game in which a lot of good work to put them in a competitive position was undone by momentary lapses, particularly in the last quarter .

Leading goalkicker for Old Camberwell was David Proven with 3 and best player again was Graeme Ewart in the ruck, whilst for the Zeddars best was Rick "Magnum" McDonald in midfield closely followed by Paul "Capper" Boyle.

Glenhuntly kicked the first 3 gls in their match against Powerhouse who came back to lead at quarter time .

The wind changed to favour Glenhuntly but Powerhouse moved the ball well against the wind to lead by 1 pt at half time. During the interval the rain came and Glenhuntly played the better football to come out comfortable winners by 5 gls . Juddo at full forward for Glenhuntly kicked 6 gls whilst Bazza was their best on ground . Special mention to Glenhuntly seconds who put in a great team effort to also win .

Doveton are currently playing strong team football, and a second quarter burst built up a decent lead at half time against Buileen United . The rain coming after the main break was enough to let Doveton run out easy 62 pt winners.

In the final game of the round on the No . 2 Oval Old Essendon eventually ran out 50 pt winners against Elsternwick . Old Essendon won the toss which allowed them to kick with the breeze in the first two quarters and lead by 26 pis at the main break. The third quarter saw Elsternwick kick the first 2 gls but when the heavens opened up, Old Essendon replied with 6 straight gls.

In the last quarter, each team was only able to manage one goal . Better players for Elsternwick were Christie, Daniels and Shire. Another mention to Elsternwick seconds for their great win to help celebrate Heathy's 200 games .

PREVIEW Aquinas who had their momentum halted last wee k should return to the winners' list with a comfortable win

against ANZ and remain in contention for the four.

Old Camberwell host Powerhouse in a match where Old Camberwell can't afford to lose with Aquinas breathing down their necks and should take the points .

Glenhuntly will have too much strength for Bullee n United as will Doveton against Elsternwick and both sides should win easily.

In the final game Old Essendon Grammar host St Leos who will consolidate their position on top with a good win and should be the only away team to win .

SELECTIONS : Aquinas, Old Camberwell, Doveton, Glenhuntly, St. Leos.

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SENIORS DYKE, Doveton VAUGHAN, St Leos W . P. ANDREWS, Elsternwic k D. PROVAN, Old Camberwell LENGACHER, ANZ Bank RESERVES PYKE, Old Camberwell BURKE, St Leos W.P. EVANS, Old Essendon STEVENS, Old Essendo n

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50 GAMES FOR LANGERS All at St Leos wish to congratulate Ian Milner on his 50th game today (10/7/93) . Langers'The Human Chest' has spent most of his career policing the back line with strong, dashing play. Well done Langers .

k rj SENIOR S ST LEOS WATTLE PARK 5 .9 9.11 13 .15 16 .17.113 AQUINAS OB 1 .2 2 .6 3.8 5 .13.43 ST LEOS D. Dincolantonio 4, Davidson 3, Kelly 2, D . Kenny 2, Faulisi, Gill, Miller, J. Murphy, B . Vaughan. BEST B . Steward, D. Dincolantonio, P. Davidson, J. Murphy, P. Murphy, M . Lawlor (Team Effort) AQUINAS Hacking, Whelan, Doherty, Clifford, Leavey . BESTGrierson, Tarulli, O'Connor, Hacking, VanKerkhoven .

ANZ BANK 3 .2 3.4 6.7 6.7.43 OLD CAMBERWELL 1 .3 4.7 6.10 11 .12 .78 ANZ BANK Lasslett 2, Sanders 2, Snelling, C. Walkley. BEST R. McDonald, Boyle, J . McDonald, Pentland, G . Walkley, Harbinson .

0. CAMBERWELL D. Provan 3, D . Sim 2, S. Horskins 2, D . Essery, T. McManus, D. Stevens, A. Kyriacou . BEST G . Ewart, R . Spurrit, A . Kyriacou, D. Proven, N . Brown, B. O'Hara.

POWERHOUSE 4 .1 7.2 7.4 10.4.64 GLENHUNTLY 4 .5 6.8 10 .8 15.9.99 POWERHOUSE Richardson 4, J. Scotland 2, J . Hall 2, S . Evans, Senior.

BEST J. Kemp, A. Wildes, Dodd, Ford, Morris, Robertson.

GLENHUNTLY Brown6, Dislo3, Millar2, Rafferty, Rossiter, Halpin . BEST Millar, Thomas, Joddo, Withers, Halpin, Rossiter.

BULLEEN UNITED 3 .4 5.4 6.5 6.7.43 DOVETON 3 .3 11 .5 14.7 16.9.105 BULLEEN UTD Fitt 3, Tymms 2, Berkefeld 1, Humphrey 1, Smyth . BEST Humphrey, Boutros, Coleman, Stratton, Edwards, Berkefeld.

DOVETON D yke 5, Murphy4, Pauline 3, Goodwin, Campbell, A. Brown, Burgess . BEST Ruston, Campbell, Peter Lambert, Pauline, Murphy, Goodwin .

ELSTERNWICK 3 .0 5.5 7.6 8.7.55 OLD ESSENDON GR 5 .5 9.7 15 .7 16 .11 .107 ELSTERNWICK Orgill 2, Shine 2, Christie, A . Conlin, Hankin, Tsiampas .

BEST Christie, Daniels, Shine, Ward, Murphy, Stankovich .

0. ESSENDON Bishop 3, C . Grant3, West 3, P Crameri 2, Souter2, Bilby, Cooke, Hughes, Pana . BEST Mansfield, P. Crameri, Bachelor, D . Tonks, McKenzie, Goodwill .

; jl POWERHOUSE vs AQUINAS O B BULLEEN UNITED vs OLD CAMBERWELL DOVETON vs GLENHUNTLY ANZ BANK vs OLD ESSENDON GRAMMAR ST LEOS WATTLE PARK vs ELSTERNWICK

ST LEOS WATTLE PARK 1 .2 5.8 6.10 14.14 .98 AQUINAS OB 4 .6 5.7 10.13 10.15.75 ST LEOS Caoine 3, Compton 2, Oakley 2, Shacklock2, Alford, Knowles, Morris, Quilty Vandenakkec BEST Alford, Compton, Walsh, Vandenakker, Quilty, Greely.

AQUINAS Dunne 3, Colliver 2, Kenny 2 . Rogers, Hogan, D. Joyce . BEST Kenny, Harris, Field, Rogers, Twyford, Dunne .

ANZ BANK 0.3 1 .5 2 .6 3.6.24 OLD CAMBERWELL 2 .5 6 .8 10 .14 14.19 .103 ANZ BANK Morse, Thynne, M . Liddell . BEST Hayes, Azzato, Marshall, Platguss, M . Liddel, Morse .

0. CAMBERWELL R . Purcell 5, B. Pyke 3, J. Swann 2, J. Harvey 2, P. Lenton, A . Wright. BESTS. Crundall, D . McDonald, R . Purcell, J . Swann, M . McHutchinson .

POWERHOUSE 0.4 1 .6 1 .6 3 .6 .24 GLENHUNTLY 4.3 7.10 8.13 10 .16.76 POWERHOUSE Sayers, P. O'Sullivan, Baxter. BEST Taylor, Boschert, Newman, Gill, Blowfield, James.

GLENHUNTLY Casser 3, Sist 2, Lamb, Holloway, Antonio, Oaten, Ralph.

BEST Ley, Dix, Holloway, Sist, Casser, Stuart Smith .

BULLEEN UNITED 1 .1 6 .3 7.4 8.7.55 DOVETON 2 .2 3 .6 8 .10 11 .12 .78 BULLEEN UTD Redfern 3, Thompson 2, Hopkins. BEST P. Cotterill, Moran, Flew, Mott, Inglese, G . Cotterill .

DOVETON T. Fairweather 2, G . McDonald 2, David Giddens, Andrew Brown, P. Ashwood, D . Raab, R . Gibbs, J. Wilson . BEST D. Caruana, McDonald, Fairweather, Boots, Lobinski, Womesley .

ELSTERNWICK 10 .9.69 OLD ESSENDON GR 9 .9.63 ELSTERNWICK Mahony 4, Bolte 2, Zaffiro 2, Bullard, McKie . BEST P. Mahony, Tsaloumas, O'Connor, Harris, Lloyd .

OLD ESSENDON GR Caddy 4, Davies 2, Lukasz, Rackavolis, Stevens .

BEST Caddy, Emmerson, Rackavolis, Stebbing, Bellman, Poulton .

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Fl SECTION

by Michael Noonan

The leaders of the F1 ladder and likely premiership favourites, St Johns and St M a rys, both suffered defeat in a wet and unpredictable Round 12 set of matches .

Old Carey won their second game for the season and are now pushing St Pats and West Brunswick in the battle to avoid relegation .

REVIEW As predicted, St Andrews proved too strong for St M a rys at Coburg in the F1 Match of the Day, winning by 81 pts and ending their four-game losing streak . A great team effort saw the home side boot nine gls to 1 in the second qtr to set up the win and keep well within reach of the four .

Latrobe Uni survived a difficult test at Parkville eventually overcoming an underrated West Brunswick by 2 gls . Despite my prediction and a third qtr comeback by the home side, Latrobe managed to hang on and keep third spot intact .

Salesian held off an in-form UHSOB with a thrilling 6 pt victory at Chadstone . Despite a six gI third term surge by a determined UHSOB the home side managed to hang on in a tense and slippery last quarter .

A troubled St Pats lost their fifth on the trot and kept themselves in relegation contention with a 29 pt loss to an improved Old Carey . A gutsy last half by the Patters was not enough to get back into the game, with Old Carey coming home to notch up their second win in three weeks .

Peninsula caused the upset of the round with a 2 gl win over the ladder-leading St Johns. The win kept the Pirates in the four and may prove to be a valuable psychological advantage if the two happen to meet in the finals.

PREVIEW Lat robe Uni and St Andrews will fight it out for a spot in thefour in the F1 Match ofthe Day at Bundoora . Both teams are coming off confident wins and both will be hoping to reach near-peak-form as we approach the finals. Latrobe are difficult to beat at home and should keep their opponents out of the four with a 4 gl win .

St Marys will play host to a tough Peninsula side at Glen Iris . The Pirates will be on a high after last week's big win and they should upset an out-of-form St Marys by 13 pts.

St Johns will be looking for a confidence-boosting win when they do battle with Salesian at Dandenong .

The home side should return to the winning list and stay on top with an 8 gl win .

UHSOB will be disappointed at having just missed out last week and will want a strong victory over Old Careyto keep their finals flame burning . With the home ground advangage and their recent good form, UHSOB should get the points and keep Old Carey on the bottom with a 5 gl win .

St Pats and West Brunswick will be fighting to avoid relegation when they clash at Southern Road . St Pat's will be glad to be back at home and should reverse their Round Four 10 gl loss with a 15 pt victory .

MILESTONES ® Congratulations to St Andrews Reserves Coach, Damien lies, who plays his 100th game this week .

• Well done to Mark Wise of St Pats, who finally notched up his 50th gamefor the club against Old Carey last week .

SOCIAL • Latrobe Uni will be holding a Dinner Dance this Saturday.

•'Short Note' will be playing live at St Pats clubrooms this Saturday night .

COACH FIL E The Senior Coach of St Pats M entone Brett Sebire, played with the club between 1980-3, winning the club's B&F Award in 1982 and playing in the premiership side in the same year . He left at the end of 1983 to play five years at Seaford, coach junior level football at Mordi Braeside for two years and then take up a position as playing Assistant Coach at Karingal until 1992 . His return to St Pats after a ten-year absence fulfils his desire to coach at Senior level .

LATROBE UNIVERSITY vs ST ANDREWS COBURG Field: G . Knight, M . Pinney Boundary: L . Stapleton, S . Branagan ST MARYS vs PENINSULA OB Field: D. Lane, P. La Vale (Rot) ST JOHNS OC vs SALESIAN OC Field: P. Cherry (Rot), V. Vescovi UHSOB vs OLD CAREY Field: A . Belcher, N . Wood s ST PATS MENTONE vs WEST BRUNSWICK Field: R . Burns, K . Segota

SENIORS CINCOTTA, Salesians (3) 61 CHARLTON, St Johns (0) 50 WILSON, St Andrews Coburg (0) 38 ROBINSON, Latrobe Uni . (1) 36 EPIFANO, UHSOB (1) 3 6 RESERVES PEISLEY, Peninsula OB CAMPBELL, St Andrews Coburg MANNES, Peninsula BLASKETT, Latrobe Un i

PENINSULA OB vs LATROBE UNIVERSITY SALESIAN OC vs ST MARYS UHSOB vs ST JOHNS OC ST ANDREWS vs ST PATRICKS MENTONE WEST BRUNSWICK vs OLD CAREY

SENIORS WEST BRUNSWICK 3 .1 4 .2 8.9 9 .13.67 LATROBE UNIVERSITY 5.4 7.6 8.6 12 .7.79 WEST BRUNSWICK Magafas 2, Gray 2, Scarafilo, McNiece, Baker, Sassine, Capron. BEST Jackson, Bargiamidis, Gray, Sheriff, Magafas, Wilkie .

LA TROBE D. Ivey 7, Morrice 3, Kreuzer, Robinson . BEST Cousins, D. Ivey . Bakogianis . Morrice, Kreuzer, R . Ivey ST ANDREWS 4.6 9 .11 14.14 17.16 .118 ST MARYS 0.4 1 .5 2 .9 4 .13.37 ST ANDREWS Fox 6, Tapner 2, Tulloch 2, L Saver 2 . Ashby, Conlan, Galea, Webster, Vercoe. BEST Great team effort by all 21 players .

ST MARYS Jones 2, Mullins, Binyon. BESTStone, Sloan, Black, Huebner, .

PENINSULA OB 5 .1 10.2 14.6 18.8.116 ST JOHNS OC 5.2 8.8 12 .11 15.12 .102 PENINSULA Warne-Smith 6, McMahon 5, Hayes 2, Torossi 2, Wiltshire 2 . BEST McMahon, Wiltshire, Warne-Smith, Farrar, Goding, Torossi .

ST JOHNS Pradel 5, La'Brody 4, Doherty 2, Monroe, Ladson, Walton, Back . BEST Ham, Pradel, Chariton, Wadson, Higgins Adamson .

SALESIAN OC 2 .3 7.6 9 .6 11 .11 .77 UHSOB 1 .6 3.9 9 .13 9.17.71 SALESIAN Cincotta 3, Byrne 2, Gilmore 2, Castaldi 2, Nanovich, Canavan . BEST McLardy, Hood, Nanovich, Byrne, Seeger, McKnight .

UHSOB Wood 2, McLean, Wallace, Freeman, Mazza, Gathercole, Verdi, Epifano. BEST McLean, Gathercole, S . Smith, Verdi, Wood, Wallace.

OLD CAREY 7 .3 11 .4 11 .4 13 .5.83 ST PATRICKS MENTONE 2 .2 5.3 7.5 8.6.54 O CAREY Styles 6, Price 3, Berti, Keeble, Bayard, Gorman . BEST Styles, Sheedy, Berti, Raft, Gorman, Bayard.

ST PATS Murphy 2, Sullivan 2, Gurtler 2, Davis, Noonan . BEST D. Perrin, Murphy, K . Gurtler, P. Barry.

50 TO PAUL HARRI S Paul Harris last week played his 50th game for Old Carey against St Pats and celebrated in his usual manner by being at the bottom of every pack and giving plenty of Ifp. With his shortened season (3 games only this year) all at Old Carey can arrange his work commitments around footy so we can all see his aggressive style on a more regular basis and help Old Carey to more victories .

RESERVES WEST BRUNSWICK 1 .0 4.1 5 .4 6.5.41 LATROBE UNIVERSITY 4.2 5.3 6 .6 6 .9 .45 WEST BRUNSWICK Marlow 4, DiStefano. Buhagiar. BEST DiStefano, Marlow, Tersigni, Chamberlain, Kimpton, McAllister, Buhagiar.

LA TROBE Rimer 3, Wright 2, Chiodo. BEST Turner, Harrop, Heaney, McNamara, Fitzpatrick, Lehrke .

ST ANDREWS 1 .3 4.6 4.6 8.11 .59 ST MARYS 3.1 4.2 6.5 6 .5 .41 ST ANDREWS Adams 2, Wright 2, Beard, Harvey, Iles, Tapnec BEST Gleisnec Harve, King, Lynch, C . Pepyat, C. Tapner.

ST MARYS Mu Iinger, Bernadi, Fuller, West, King, Bourke . BEST King, Huebner, Innes, Halden .

PENINSULA 2 .1 6 .2 9.2 11 .4.70 ST JOHNS OC 2 .3 2 .6 5 .8 7.12 .54 PENINSUAL Baxter 2, Parsons, Freeman, McDonough, A. Jarrett, B .

Jarrett, Cook, Paisley, King, Mannes . BEST Atchison, McDonough, A .

Jarrett, Cook, Glover, Levin .

ST JOHNS Hemple 3, Duca, Fort, Emery, Hancock . BEST Emery, Ladson, Munnikhius, Canning, Hemple, Saunderson .

SALESIAN OC 2.1 3 .2 3.4 5.6 .36 UHSOB 4 .2 6.4 9.7 10.9 .69 SALESIAN Wallbridge 2, Oliver, Clohesy, McCabe . BEST Wallbridge, Ghebikian, Forbes, McCabe, Miller, Rhodes .

UHSOB Smith 2, Kountios 2, Simoni 2, Ham, Shone, Jones, Duncan .

BEST Ham, Bunn, Wright, Marzico, Roy, Shone.

OLD CAREY 2.0 7.4 9.10 12 .11 .83 ST PATRICKS MENTONE 3.3 3 .7 6.9 8 .11 .59 O CAREY Freeman 3, Sontag 3, Parker 3, Clark, Shorland . BEST Freeman, Sontag, Neate, Dunn, Snelling, Parker.

ST PATS Steve Yass 2, Rahilly 2, Oliver 2, Hawker, Coxon . BEST Steve Yass, Scott Yass . G . Coxon, Ladds.

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DE LA BLUE Coach : Noel Jenkinson 2. A . Scot t 3, D. Gleason 4 . D.V. Smit h 6 . A. Fountoulakis 8 . P. Grant 9 . M . Macorra 10. C . Makinson 11 . A. Grant

12 . A . Malitzi a 13. P. Conroy (Cant) 15. D . Par r 16. K .T. Greene IT D. Larkin 18. D. Pearson 19. B.Fuo g 20. A . Frawley 21 .T Dundon (VC) 22 .C.Hynes 24. P. Satchell (VC) 32 . J . Gallagher (VC) 47 . M . McGrath 48.P.Ronch i

MARCELLIN MAZENOD Coach: Scott Christiansen Coach : Tom De Young 1 . J. Keays 1 . D . Huggin s 2 . C. Williams 3 . C . Purcel l 4. Jason Ibrahim 5. A . Nasrallah 6. L. Toscan o 7. L . Thompson 8. D . Mora n 9. D . Coutt s 10. N . Godwin (VC) 11 . John Ibrahim 12, A . Labagnara 13. S. Mathews (Capt) 14. Troy Cox

15. D. Evans-Smith 16. M . Lowry 17. R . Bromage 18. B . Moran 19 . Ro b 20. R. Carafe 21 . M . Sanelli 22. S. Abbott 23. M . Sammut 24. C. Leffley 25. G . Fava 26. A. Howard 27. D . Water s

2 . B. Borg (DVC) 3 . S. Bruce 4 . M . Goudie 5 . D . Ega n 6 . J . Fisher 7. S. Morga n 9. D . Steinfort (VC) 10. P. McCusker 11 . D. Nas h 12. M . De Navi 13. S . Henderson 14 . R. Savy

15. M . Littl e 16. M . Occhiutto 17 . S. Sullivan 18 . P. Rice 19 . W. O'Hara 20. D. O'Donaghue 22. J . McCarthy 23. C. Brenna n 24. A. Hanley 25. G . Hansen 27. D. Krom 28. D_ Carter 32. D. Moore 41 . F. Orso 43 . R . Sharp 45 . S . Coulson 56. D. Butler 61 . T. Bilston 70 . L . Clarke (Capt) MAJOR SPONSOR

OLD HAILEYBURIANS Coach: Chris Lane 1- R_ Buchanan 2 . T. Boothman 3 . G . Stack 4 . D . Burn 6 . M . Anastasios (DVC) 7. S . Woods 8. D. Wickenton 9. R . Webe r 10. A. Wood 12. B. Metherall 14 . D. Plumridge 15. R . Bartholomeusz 16 . D. Prins 17. C . Rice 18, M . Rowe 20.T Evans 21 . C. Steven s 23. A. Pound (Capt) 24. C. Lovel l 26. D. Irvine 29. P Kerr 30. A. Whitaker 34 . P. Chamberlain 37. B. Nicholls 38 . M . Jones 39 . D. Hayter 40. J . Baby (VC) 50 . A . Hilton 52 . A. Chin 54 .D. Hobbs 58 . M . Kell y

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OLD P:7ENTONIANS Coach : Paul Hodles 1 . J . Wiliams 2 . P. Appel 3 .L .Sheddon 4 . G . Katris (Capt) 5 . C.Leone 6 . N . Linford (V.Capt) 7. S. Kitt o

OLD MELBURNIANS 1 . D. Field 2 . A . Henshaw (VC) 3. J. Disney 4. J. Wilson 5. P. Gason 6. T Hudson 7. T. Treseder 8. J . O'Carroll 9. J . Campbell 10 . R . Hewit t 11 . M . McCarty-Salmon 12 . M . Thomas 13. G . Stooke 14. D . Yen 15. A . McIntosh 16. D . Brockeridge 17. G . Muchian (VC) 18. R . Egleto n 19. D. Trindade 20 . B . Luckock 21 . L . Sil k 22 . J. Spry 23 . M . Jobling 24. T. Carmichael 25, S. Kuh n 27. B. Telford 28. A . McKean 30. J . Gourky 32 . T. Elstoft (VC) 35. M . Pringles 39. H . Selby-Smith 41 . C. Sonneberg 42 . McLea n 44. A . Read

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14. D.Jorgenson 15. B. Murphy 16. M . Sewell 17. L . Lean 18. J. Winduss 19. M . Finnis 20. B . Karp 21 . G . Lucas 22 . D. Johnson 23. A . Swan 24. K . Perry 25. M . Elliott 26. G . Angelis 27. B . Samild 28. D . Murphy 29. C . Littl e 30. S. Ellaway 31 . T. Langler 32 . S . Anderson 33. C. Rushworth 34. P Flaski s 35. S . Ryan

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1& A. Jones 21 . W. Gil l 22 . G . Anderson 23. S. Waddingham 24. M . Petroff 25. M . McIntyre 26. D.Strachan 27. S. Kennedy 29. C. Howard 30. M . Shortall 32. P Thomas 33. A. Walsh 34. D. Stones (VC) 35. E. Guidic e 42. M . lacovangelo 53. P. Hall (Capt) 67. S. Lally 68. P O'Brien

ORMOND Coach : Michael Holden 1 . L . Barrett 2 . G. King 3. L . McGaw 4. G .Goldman 5. C. Turner 6. J. Kelleher 7. W. Philip s 8. S . Parkilas (VC) 9. D. Wilks 10 . L . Haddon 11 . D. Morgan 12 . D. Monk 13. D. Casperz 14. N . Rowell 15. C . Williams 16, R . Milliken 17. B. King

18. C . Neef 19. D. Wright 20. B. Reither 21 . J . Hattam 22, T Malaria (C) 23 . A. Casey 25. L . Fraser 29 . F. Cavicic 31 .S. Edwards 52 . F. Egan 54 . D. Wheeler 55 . L . Airey MAJOR SPONSOR

ST. BERN ARD'S Coach : Ter ry Davi s 1 . A .Webb 2 . D. Sawicki 3 . B . Hemley 4. D. Racitl 5 . S. O'Keefe 6, M . Handle 7. C. Parrett 8. B. Chatfield 9. A . Zagari 10. M . Castles 11 . P. Scerr i 12 . M . Conroy 13 .J . Ferns 14 . S . Fox 15. D. Croker 16. M . Wright 17. G . Morrish 18.S . Lynch 20. J. Kavanagh 21 . S . Chatfield 22 . M . Farmer 23. D. Rogers 24.S .Kennedy 2& L . Rogers 26. P. Zein e 27. D. Raffle 28. A . Farme r MAJOR SPONSOR

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Under 19 Centra l BULLEEN/ TEMPLESTOW E Coach : Mal Prior I N Waddel l 3 G Hatton 4 G Daisiey 5 L Parns 6 G Taylor 7 A Saw 8 A ibrahim 9 S Frase r 70 R Robertson 11 P Rei d 12 C McMahon 14 G Parkinson 16 C Shallard 17 D Hal l 18 D Cummins 20 R Lambast 21 B Crof t 22 P Bnndley 27 W Murphy 32 G Massey 49 M Pdbeany 55 J Prior

ST LEO'S WATTLE PARK Coach : S. Kenealy 1 A O Redl y 2 J Crook 3 S Edwards 4 B McHugh 5 B Mar r 6 A N'Dru e 7 D Glass (Cap!) 8 A McKenzie 9 D Thoma s

IVANHO E Coach : Rob Pearce 1 B Joyce 2 M Pearce 3 D Pal wood 4 D Lynch 5 L Pearce 6 J Pace 7, N Fanelli 8 P R sti c 9 M, Stapleton t0 M O'Shea 11 S For d 13 S Mall'a 15 J Anazakis 16 G P~Ikmgton 18 R Gnto s 20 R Hud 21 L Blackwood 22 L P~ther 23 S Carter 26 S Devi m 30 H Langford 31 P Jennings 32 J Rayxqod 33 R Laver 34 R Pace

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NORTH OLD BOY S Coach : J. Marchbank 1 J Joyce (Capt) 2 J Bandit 3 F Borrello 4 F. Haif a 6 P Bryar 7 P Cremona 8 S Dru m 9. M Hicks 10. J Kerr 11 A MatRazzi 12. C McMahon 13 J. Mmoras 14 T Parr y 15 T. Pritchard 16, S Sallouh 17 D Smdoni 18 G Stunneli 19 S Trenton 20 R Hard 21 . D.Zappulla 22 . D Appleyard 23 B Bryce 24 B Egan 25 M Roberts 26 J Jenkins 27.S.Serong 28 D Tonkin 29 H Gaffey 30 P RoumehoUs 31 S Sas, c 32 L Collins 33 B Monos

OLD CAMBERWEL L Coach : Rick James I J Prior 2 A Hills 3 A Hardenberg 4 R Burnet t 6 I Strachan 7 B McManus 8 S Bremner 9 T Homes 0 R Elsom 11 C Paterson 12 S Williams 13 A Richardson 14 D Talbot 15. D imberger 16 A Lethlean t7 D Palmer to T Jame s 19 B Summons 20 A Mullins 21 A Strachan 22 N Thomson 23 J Bodna 24 J McKenzie 25 M Walker 26 C Poner 27 P Gooch 28 . L. Gladman 29 J Hancock 30 N Hmdaugh 3t A W~Ihama 32 A Waterworth 33 5 Norris

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OLD PARADIANS Coach: A . Morelli 1 D Digney (VC ) 2 A Nnsov 3 P Phela n 4 M Anderson 5 T Wallis 6 B Montgomery 7 L Smit h 6 L Dyer 9 5 Drummond 10 B Brabender It B Hetfernan 12 0 Hester 13 P Brow n 14 D McCrohan 15 J Way 16 M Pr,miero 17 M Harford 18 C Kalhs 19 1 Morelli 20 G Beadle 21 6 Swindon 22 D C,avola 23 P Curti s 24 M McBryan 25. M Basil e 26 D Horsmgton 27 M Gear y 28 S Farrell 29 0 Neal 30 A Mulvahill 3t S Weyman 32 P Costannn 33 B La Fertile 34 S Moore 35 A Vanrca 36 A Farrell 37 D Cosma 38 B Mansfield 39 T Mu:6gan 40 B Haberman 41 A Aiello

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16 N, Kmg t7 D Vargo 18 B Campaign 19 T Antonopoulos 20 A Alexander 21 A Seale y 22 S Wynke 23 P Makns 25 J Stunt lie 26 B Gerovasds 27 S Donaldson 28 D Entvnsle 29 L Jervis 30 A Ramsden 31 R Denby 33 N Taylor 34 S Gleason 35 NTayle r 39 P Sklavenits 42 J Saranto s

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15 N Simmonds 16 . M Shernff 17 D Ryan 18 J Patterson 19 L Macrae 20 C McDonald 21 N Mille r 22 N Middleton 23 M McLellan 24 P Luca s 25 B Lrvmgston 26 S Ker r 27 P Jens 28 P Hodgson 29 R Henderson 30 R Egan 3t R Doepel 32 A Crommehn 33 J Coventry 34 J Coo k 35 G 8ras:er 36 M Bowles 37 0 Sinks 38 A Batsak,s i 39 M Ancesch

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OLD CAREY Coach: Craig Jobson 1 E Elliot t 2 R Jam~eson 3 L Patterson 4 J Dun n 5 D Wais h 6 C McCormick 7 M . Addison 8 M, Yarnall 9 P Ega n 10 C Shorland 11 A Bell 12 N Doggett 13 . M Gilber t

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12. Krasnostein (DVC) 14. Steiner 15. Szwider 16. Weisler 17. Segal 18. B. Frid 19. Fink 20. Smorgon 21 . Popper 22 . Duzenman 23. Abraham 24. Roshandler 25. Cukierman 26. Kirzner 27 . Grosman 28. Kleiman 29. Meltzer 30. Lewis 31 . Chrapot 32 . Braun (Capt) 33. Bram 34. Aladjem 35. C. Cohen 36. Matov 37. Goidstat 38. Pearce 39. Engelman 40. E . Silver 41 . Ruben 48. Feldma n

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HAMPTON ROVER S Coach : John Harper 2 . J. Dakis (Capt) 3 . H . Georgeanakis 4 . M . Hope 7 . A . Ross 8 . R . Bulmer 11 . M . Atkinson 13. G . Taylor 16. M . Clarke 17. N . Smith 20 . S. Blick 27. M . Collins 31 . T. Williams 32 . C. McKellar 33 . B. Busby 34 . S. Will s 35 . C . Morrison 37. M . Fletcher 38 . A . Haggerty 44. H . Tregear 50 . M . Atkinson 55. P. Harvey 63 . D . Pavi s

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ELTHA M COLLEGIANS Coach: David Tucker 3 . A . Tucker (Capt) 5 . D. Mouat 6 . S. Mitchel l 7. N . Hamshare 8. S . Crowther 10 . P. Sage r 11 . K. Tucker 12 . J. Weatherill 13 . M . Delaney 14 . W. Wood 16 . F. Mandler 18 . M . Gately 19 . B. Turney 20. R . Haber 21 . S. Millar 22. R . White 24. T. Stickland 26. S . Webster 27 . S. Feely 28. D. Hughes 29. L . Cork 31 . P. Morrow 35. J. Pitcher 44. M . Barling 45. D. Thorsen 46.C.Penna 47. M . Peterson 48. T. McFarlane Smith 50. M . Gratta n 53, A . Shark 55. A . Koste r

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2 . M . Bangit 3. B. Barry 4. R . Bugej a 5. O. Cannizzaro 6. G . Carrol l 7. A. Stenard 8. D. Cotter 9. S. Cox 10. M . Fennelly 11 . C . Henderson 12.T. Lascum 13. J. Litperakis 14, D. Fogarty 15. D. McGrilleth 16. F. Miletto 17. D. Perrone (Capt) 18.J. Lync h 19. S . Biscard 20.T Phe e 21 . D. Pasquariello (VCapt) 22 . E . Sala 23. P. O'Dwyer 24. G . O'Toole 25. J . Schmidt 26. P. Henie 27. R Ket t 28. P. Callaghan 29. A . Schmidt (DVC) 30. B. Swai n 31 . V. Tirotta 32 . M . Bevanoa 34. L . Toner 35. R . Gale 36. J. Trimboli

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MARCELLIN Coach : Adrian Kennedy 1 . A. Kennedy 2 . A. Day 3. A . Keogh 4. R . Boothey 5. B. Crimmins 6. D . Lowry 8. R .Collusi 10. M . Rozenboom 11 . G . Bank s

12. A . Robinson 13. C. Hess e 14. M . Gallagher 15. S . Dimatina 16. T Browne 17. M . Tin e 27. D. O'Callaghan 31 . A . Hardy 33 . D. Boothey 35 . R . Hodsson 40 . P. Fitzsimmons 45 . G . Howse 50 . T. Mahon 61 . M . Bushell

OLD GEELONG Coach: Tim Kiiiwort h 1 . A . Currie 2 . G . Pithie 3 . M . Beishaw 4 . M . Moore 5 . P. O'Brien 6 . A. Whit e 7 . 1 Gough 8 . A. Colquhoun 9 . A. Guest 10. J. Mantello 11 .P.Ingham 15. P. Mahoney 17. M . Wilkinson 27. B. Cogan 31 .T Jackson 36. J . Richmond 44 . A. Dawson 49. T. Killworth 51 . R . Forbes 53, C. Kaska 54. J. May 60, C- Spend 67. H . Magowan 69. A . Brocksop p

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ST. BERNARD'S Coach : Marcus Creak 1 . D. Solomon 2. T. Devers 3. P. Farmer 4 . V. McGuire 5. D. Copeland 7. M .Crea k 8. J . Monaghan 9. D. Klaaysen 10 . M . Goilant 11 . P. Klaaysen 12 . M. Dowling 13. I . O'Loughlin 14. T Matkov 15 .F, Monaghan 16 . J . Pearson 17. M . Cunningham 18 . H. Tobi n 19 .P. Wood 20. J. Fraser 21 . GTota 22. M . Mahady 24. K . Mahady 27. S. Denahy 28. J. Kiaaysen 32. P. Running 33. R . Klaaysen 34. R . O'Connell 35. J. Saundry 36.P. O'Dea 37. M . O'Connell 38. D. McAllister 44 . B. Moo n 48. B. Doolan 54. S . Brooks 58. S . Tobin 78. M . Devers MAJOR SPONSOR

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THERRY Coach : P. Mot t 1 . M . Conway 2 . J . Sandman 4. P. Mott (C) 8. S . Lyons 10. H . Ayad 11 . B. O'Sullivan 14 . J . Blai n 16. D. Lyons 17 . D. Jinkins 18 . J . Grant 20. G . Carbis 22 . M . Hudson 24. G . FalChk 25. L. McIntyre 27. A. Minchin 32 . R . Costello 36. A . Smith 41 . W. Lind

48. D . Lyons 49. C. Mohren 75. J . Kite 76. T. Hewat 79. J. Bolitho 82 .R Roper 96.S.Redden

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Coach : Nell Van i . P Amarant (Capt) 2. G. Carrol l 3 P. Dipietrantonio 4 G . Taylo r 5 J Witts 6 . R. Howard 7. M, Payne 8 . M . Sexton 9 . S . Powell 10. D. Horejsi 12 S . Curtis 13. G. Bailey 14. A . Betts 15 B. Broome (VC) 16. C . Hutchinson 17. P Greene (VC) 18. Cl Payne 19. M .Roha n 20 . J. Rowbottom 21, N . Van . Varela 22. A 23 R Findlay 24 . R. Gee 25J. Melzak 26 . B. Jarick 27.P Gaynor 28 J . Nanovich 29. S Smit h 30 D. Thomas 31 . J . Grant 32 . J. Toomey 33. M . Turner 34 . C. Burnham 35 . M . Payne 36, P Cantons 37. J Murray

COLLEGIANS Coach: David Tadgell 1. B. Letchtord 2. B . Campbell 3. N . Sibbing 4 N . Carrol l 5 . A . Davies 6 .P. Dunn e 7. M . Wallwork 8 . D. Lever 9 .C.Comley 10. D. Pelee 11 . C . Woods 12 . G . Cook 13. C. Muirden .C. Chappell 14 P. Wolff 15.

16. S. Mackay 17.S.Byrne 18. A. Kerr 19. C. Mackay (DVC) 20. M . Whittaker 21 . P. Milford 22 . G. Parsons 24 . D. Tadgell (Capq 25 . W. Mahoney 31 . I . Lockwood 32 . R . Nancarrow 35 . A. Taylor 39 .R.Jones 40 . R. Walke r 41 . S. Lie 42 . L. Griffi n 43 . N . Comley (VC) 45 . P. Harry 46 . A. Mitchell 49 . G . McColl 52 . B . BArker 53 . J. Smith 54 . A. Holland 55 . R. Cross 56 . J. Levin 59 . C. Manuell 60. A . Burgess 66, B. Simpson 69. M . Burgess 71 . P. Evan s 85 . M . J. Emmett 88 . A . Mirakian

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OLD SCOTCH Coach : Stephen Hawkin s 1 . M . Ciunies-Ross 2 . R Edwards

Coach: R . Hackney A . Wilson 2 .R.Farndon 3. S. Hun t

3 . S . Hawkins (Capt) 4 . T. Russell 5 . S . Montgomery 6 . A . Fiel d 7. A.Sutherlan d

4. A . Coroner

5. S. Potter (Capt) 6.R . Hockney 7. P. Harris 8 S. Conlan 9. N. Osucuro

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I11O. R. McCuskey 12 . A . Georgion e 14 . A . Woodhouse (VC) 15. C. Douglas 16.P Wood 17. G . McLaghlan 18.D . McDonald 19 . J. Walmsley 20 A Kenyon 21 . P. Waite 22 . J. Metcalf 30 T. Taylor (VC) 34. A . Scrinis 36.S. Newman 38. J . Harding 41 . J. Kellar

10. H . McCallum 11 . K . Fuller 12 . S. Gorman 14. A. Sleenan 15. C. Billing 17. R . McLeish

18. A. Clunies-Ross 20. D. Murtash 21 . S . Wilson 22 .S. Bennett 23 . D. Lesion 24 . H . Middleton 27. E . Montgomery 28 .L . Higham 38 .A .Hawdo n

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52 . R. Sutherland 54. A . Wilson

56. S. Hargreave s 61 . R . Van Den Dunger 62 . J. Davis 64 D. Doyle 68. R . Perer a

DE LA SALLE Coach : Roy Mai n 1 . A. King 6 B. Hoy 8. D. Jennings 10. S . Francis 13. C. Bourke 16. S . Hayes 18. M . O'Driscoli 20. B. Brasher 21- B. Manassa 25, R Daly 26 . M . Williamson 27. D. Lamb e 29 . P Commerford 31 . A. Worsteling 36 . A. Vomer o 38 . M- Shaw 43 . S . Buick 51 . P. McKenzie 59 .R Cowan 60 . M . Thorn

MAZENOD Coach : Danny Wai n 1 . N. Kendeli 3 . S . Campbell 6 S . Waye 8 MOu:rk 0 M . Tilley it D, Knox 12. A. Wilks t3 P. Pug6ese 14 R . Savy 16 M . Carbery 18 M . Sinclair 21 I . NeA 22 . S . Wd6ams 23 M . Morley 24. C Varney 26. W. Paulter 27. R. Palamara 28 N . Littl e 30 B Leggett 31 . C Smrth 32. D. Moore 34. S Hubery 37. N. Calms (Capi) 39. R . Bourbon (VC) 40. M. Birch (DVC) 43 R Sharp 46. M. Johnston 49. P. Cra++hurst 53. D. Williams 54. W. Maloney 57. B. Baxter 58 R . Cahill 60. J. Walsh 61 . T. Bilston 62. W. Francis

63. P. Welch 70 F. Orso 64. S. Ward 71. R. Ebert 67. 8, Field 72 . a Jeffery s 69. C. Desmer 7& R . Jenning MAJORSPONSOR

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558 525 5 OLD XAVERIAN S Coach : Scott, Denison 1 . M . Frase r 2 . D. Hummerston 3 M . Plan t

4 . G . Short 5 . M . O'Shaugnessy 6 . J. Cummin s 7. W. Denton 8 .P Connors 10.A .Caputi 11 . R . Visentini 12 . M . Kinna 13. L . Orsini 14. R . King 15. M . Dalton 1Z S. Howe 20 .S . Hogan 21 . M . Taylor 26 . A. Wilson 27. D. King 28 . J. Sadler 31 . C. Ralph 37. M . Gibson 39 . M. Chamberlin 40 . J. McGrath (Capq 41 . C. Ketsakidis 43 . R. Biggins 46 .A.Luxton 47. J . Purcell 49 . D. McInerney 54 . J. O'Sulliva n 60. M . Tyrell (V.Capt) 81 . H . McCorkell

POWERHOUSE Coach: P.Hollowood 1 . J . Terzakis 2 .P.Brown 3. C. Hunte r 4. J . Armstrong 5. D. Walli s 6. T. Pollock 7. H . Fares 8. T. Tzaninis 9. J . Genes 10. R . Pollock 11- J. Skinner 13. N . Kossivas 14, R Pollock 17. Mark Hunt 19. G. Allexelis 23. M . Silva 26. S . McDonald 34.J.Chan 36. P Holiowood (CC) 37. S. McLeo d 39. N . McKay 40. M . Birch 49. J. Caracos 50. A. Georgantas 51 . S . Silva (VC) 56 . N . Malonis 61 . M . Brow n 62 . B . Miller 63, D. Shaw

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MONASH WHITES 1 . T Dion yssopoulos 2 . A . Bainbridg e 3 . J. Young (Capt) 4 . M. Dietrich 5 . P King 6. M.Colelia 7. R Edwards 8 P Lalor 9. J. Fairweather 10. A . Tilley 11 . J. Farrell 12. J . Murray 13. N . Salvatore 14 . D. O'Brien 15. D. Sinn 16 D. Graham 17. L . Colombies 18. S. Dod s 19. J . Hewitt 20. N . Capp 21 . W. Farley 22 . M. Gemmola 23. J . DeVoi l 24. H. Truoag 26. J . Flynn 27. J. Fox

28, G. Ridle y 30. G. Morgan (V.Capt) 31 . M . Young( CS .V.Capt) 33. M . Tully 35. A . Kowanjku 38. K . Shoebridge 42 . M . Sharkey 49. A . O'Hara

77. G . Sammells 99. R . O'Neill

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Fl Section LATROBE UN I Senior Coach : P. 0'Donohue Assistant Coach: Sean Dunin 1 MLm'ns 2 D Hulie r 3 S Frednck_m^ 4 A CC.e, 5 K Brodie

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46 D Wright 61 W Cu!msee 46 M Krause, (2) 82 A Reere s 47 R 1, ey 63 M Schreenan 48 L McNarr.ara 66 D Ivey

ST. JOHNS OLD COLLEGIAN S Seniors Coach : S. Mooney Res. Coach: David Fort 2 R Bac k 3 t9 Nq3asn 4 8 LaBrooy 5 S Coslant :,o 6 S Corcorw7 J Ladson

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OLD CARE Y Senior Coach: Barry Rist Assi . Coach : Ti . Styles Res Coach: John Hands 4 R ^.. ., ;k(C ::-

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Seniors Coach: R . Kerley 1 M '-pi (C Res)

SALESIAN S Senior Coach : Michael Mitchell Reserves Coach: Leigh Gilmo re 1 M B-au;rte(C3G) 2 M Castald 3 M Brennan (VC) 4 L G=r.,ore (Res, C) 5 6# Oani 6 M C=ark 7 G Go can 8 0 Sulherla .W 9 R G ot;a 10 D 01 ve : 41 T Pe r 11 D Pe•, ns 42 T P ~ d 12 G S!d.s 43. A4 Taa~-~13IBcr.~<c 14 kr 45C' ..'.

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A Section OLD HAILEYBURY COLLEGIANS Senior Coach : Leigh Carlson Rese rves Coach : Greg Tregear 1 . G . Palmer 2 . D. Hoyl e 3. B. Wooihouse 4. S . Lausse n 5, D. Grooves 6. A. Ingleton 7. C. Higson 8. C. Pollock 9. M . Hibbins 10. J . Grigg 11 . N . Hibbins (C-Res) 12 . A . Dulmani s 13. S. Hinchen 14. R . Schober (VC) 15. W. Green 16. A . Wallace (VC) 17. D. Stubbs 18. J. Bennett (Capt) 19. P. Scott 20 . M . Wittaker 21 . V. Cleary 22 . D. Ker r 23 . A. Wright 24 . N . Anderson 25 . A. Harrison 26 . N- Mila t 27. L . Tracy 28 . S . Blackman 29 . A. Kenneally 30 . M . Galbraith (VC) 31 .S.Lie 32 . D.Thomson 33 . G . Irvine 34. L . Twaddle 35 . N . Evans 37. C. Coyne 38 . M . Lake 39 .B .Jones 40. A . Lord 41 . G . English 42 . L . Griffin 43. M . Foard 44. G . Oakley 45. P. Harry 46. A . Mitchell 47. M . Lucas 48. J. Lemon 49. G. McColl 50. B. Jefferson 51 . P. Baxter 52 . B. Barker 53. D . Varlamos 54. T. Holland 55. J. Levin 56. D. Warner 57. T. Smit h 58. C. Kringoudis 59. C. Manuell 60. A . Burgess 61 . R . Oliphant 62. J . Sneddon 66. B. Simpson 70 . R . Conron (VC-Res) 75. N . Proctor

DE LA SA LLE OLD COLLEGIANS Senior Coach : Bernard Dunn Reserves Coach : Dave Rawlings 1 . M . Mastroiani 2 . P. Fiume 3 . A . Menara 4 . D. Rosman 5 . N . Fraser 6 . C. Slatter y 7. C . McClounan 8 . C. Wright 9 . C. Campbell 10. D . Tessier 11 . A. Evans 12 . D. Toohey 13. J. Maloney 14. S. Hunter 15. G . Hynes 16. M . Jackson 17. D. Crowe 18. B. Mahoney 19. D. O'Brien 20 . P O'Brie n 21 . J. O'Callaghan 22 . P. O'Callaghan 23 . M . O'Callaghan 24 . M . Lowe 25. M . Bria 26. P. Wyles 27, D. Kinsella 28. M . Laffert y 29. C . Beaverstock 30. B . Smith 31 . G . Solomon 32 . G . Sheedy 33. P. Bennie 34. J. Tull y 35. A . Mackintosh 36. C . Swifts 37. A. Ronchi 38. S. Rudd 39. M . Wilms 40. R . Furlon 41 . M . Dillon 42 . P. Leonard 43. E . Bel l 44. N . Van Der Plight 45. A . Cris t 46. M . Hagan 47.G .Jackson 48. S. Cataifamo 49. G. McHenry 50. P. Mannix 51 . P. Cummerford 52 . C. Bourke 53. P. Satchel] 54. J . Duckett 56. P. Conroy 58.T. Brideson 59. P. Cowan 60. D. Wolowiec 79. J. Webb

NORTH OLD BOYS Senior Coach : Robe rt Hyde Reserves Coach : David Art hurson 1 . A. Egan (Capt) 2 . T. Jones 3. D . Martin 4. T. Beare 5. M . Schmidt (C-Res) 6. B. Clayton 7, P- Booth 8. B. Collison 9. S. Brazil 10. B. Hanlon 11 . C . Lambrou 12. J. Tierney 13. B. Curulli (VC-Res) 14. O. Abrahams 15. P. Kearney 16. B. Herrald 17. M . Boy d 19. P. Considine 20. D .Kennedy 21 . D. Baker 22 . C. Peloso 23. C. Alevraz 24. J. Rus h 25. D . Cerini 26. M . Fisher 27. A. Trimboli 28. D . O'Farrell 29. P. Daniels 30. P. Tatter 31 . L . Boyle 32 . G . Phyland 33. M . Daffey 34. B. Conti (VC) 35. S. Manassa 36. P. McMenami n 37. J. Zumbo (DVC-Res) 38. K . Scott 39. J . Considine 40. I. Turnbull 41 . P Dwyer 42 . C. Horn 43. G . Irvine 44. B . Girolami 45. C . Muller 46. D. Howard 47. R. Little 48. D. Delac 49. J . Finlayson 50 . B . Devine 51 . J. Curran 52 . A. Day 53. M . Leigh 54 . M . White 55 .S.Zocco 56 . J . Charteris 57. G. Lear 58 .T Keogh 59 . J . Bugeja 60 . C . Ferry 61 . M . Keogh 62 . S . Morabito 63. A . Hill 64. C . Phelan 65. C . Hussey 66. A . Moodie 67. P O'Dwyer 68. C . Goodear

OLD BRIGHTON Senior Coach : Mark Parker Reserves Coach: Shane Young 1 . A. Krazneak 2 . M . McLennan 3. A . Pryor (Capt) 4. C . Anderson 5. A . Oliver 6. M . Allen 7. J. Ryan 8. S. Lennox 9. M . Fisher 10. C. Lade 11 . N. Perr y 12. D . Cochrane 13. A. Delbridge 14- G . Bennett 15-T Hayden 16. M . Hendrie 17. A. Rickarby 18. M . Talbot 19. A. Grant 20. M . Rei d 21 . C. James (VC) 22 . R . Schober 23. A . Augustine 25. L. Hamilton 26. T. Desmyth 27. L . Fieldes 28 . A . McLean 29. A . Maratus 30. J . Pyers 31 . S. Murray 32 . B . Williams 33. R . Morton 34. P. McMahon 35. S. Mercer 36. B. Pollock 37. A. Cooper 38. J . Tregaskis 39. N . Hoa r 40. N . Timms 41 . T Phillips 42 . A . Shelton 43. P. Gran t 44. A . McLachlan 45. R . Oakley 46. B. Shelly 47. C. Gilmour 48. C. Hailing 49. S. Young 50. R . Carter 51 . D- Morton 52 . J. Holt 53 .S, Mercer 54, C . Brook (DVC) 55. S. Crowe 56. M . Shippen 57. J. Tompkins 58 . S. O'Donnell 59 . M . Sloa n 60. T. Brook 61 . W. Browne 62 . P. Kin g

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Senior Coach: Denis McGro ry Rese rves Coach : Michael Carty 1 . A, Baxte r 2 . D. Connell (VC) 3, W. Byrns 4. C. McKenzie (Capt) 5. M . Carty 6. W. Smith 7. R. Makinson 8. M . Orto n 9. G . Anderson 10.T.Chegwin 11 .J .Rae 12. D- Seccull 13. B. Carty

14. D. Cotton 15. W. Phillips 15, G . Wigg (2) 16. M . DeMattia 16. E . Bingham (2) 17. A. Arnot t 18. M . Constable 19, M . Armstrong 20. C. Kraus 21 . A. Walden (DVC) 22 . P Thiesse n 23 . M . Seccull 24 . C . Lovel l 24 . R . Lavender (2) 25 . L. Pegol i 26 . G. Phillip s 26 . D . Kretschmer (2) 27. C. Dun n 28 . G. Borg 29 . J . Rowe 30 .J . Thiessen 31, B. Main (VC-Res) 32 . A. Robert s 33 . G . Tanne r 34 . B . Adamopoulos 35,D.Lappage 36 . D. Strudwic k 37. B. Arnhold 38 . J . Hayter 39 . D. Hayter 40 . B . Canobie 41, D. Hoare 42 . M . LaGreca 43 . R . Pleche r 44 . A. Kirkwood-Scott (C-Res) 45 . M . Weave r 46 . M . Krause 47. P. Bennett 48, P. Merrell 49 .S.Lyons 50 .P.Dow 51 F. Bayne 52 . A . Chin 54 .S. Francis 55. J . Panetta 56, D. Blackley 57 .B.Ladds 58. A . Rya n 59 . C . Horstmann

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OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach : Sid Myers Reserves Coach: Chris Glas s 1 . A . Dun n 2 . C. Robison (C-Res) 3 A All bon (Capt) 4 . T. Norman 5 . D. O'Shaughnessy 6 . R . Heath 7. D . Rogers (VC) 8 . R . Beardsley 9 . S . Hopkins 10. S. Hatfield 11 . T. Phillips 12 . G . Clarke 13. D. Balazsy 14 . J . Stickland 15 . M . Hedley 16 . M . Seuling 77. M . Jennings 18 . N . Beardsley 19 . G . Hudson 20. T. Roberts 21 . S . Dru m 22 . P. Robison 23. Marshal Adam 24.A . Anderso n 25 . E . Borghesi (VC-Res) 26. L . Coleman 27. I . Wallace 28 . G . Harve y 29 . M . Sutherland ..' 30 . A. Taylo r 31 . M . Turner 32 . N . Sammut 33 . P. Scott 34 .P Papas 35. L . Thomas 3& J. Sutcliffe 37. R . Sella 38. R . Phillips 39. J. Hodder 40. M . Beamish 41 . A . Spinks 42. A . Banfieid 44. A . Turner 45. L . Farrell 47 . G . Harmer 48. R . Kett 50. E . Best 52 . P. Beet 54. C . Naidu 55, S. Williams 57. R . Borghesi 58 . A . Vise 59 . D. Ashe 62 . J.P. Adgemis 63 . C. Orwi n 71 . M . Nougher 80 . A. Smit h 8& D. McCulloch 89 . (A) T. Pontefract 89. (B) T. G . Abdu l MAJOR SPONSOR S

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OLD XAVERIAN S Senior Coach: Matthew Hannebery Reserves Coach : Andrew Ralph Assistant Coach : John Carmody 1 . M . Blood 2 . M . Bourke (Capt) 4. D. Landrigan 5. D. McKay (VC) 7. A. Keyhoe 7. T. O'Sullivan 8. M . Holmes 9. A . McCorkeli 10. S . Colquhoun 11 . A. McDonald 12. J. Bowe n 13. S . Lynch 14. M. Sadler 14. D. Stoney 15. G . Clare 16. M. Nicolosi 17. D. Richardson 18. P. O'Sullivan 19. R . Gree n 20. D. Tapping 21 . L. Hannebery 22. R . Visentini 23. A. Duggan 24. J. McKay 25. D. Taylor 26. R. Salter 27. L. Fay 28.J. Hilbert 29. C. Burke 30. D. Dann 31, P Klein 32 . J . Cardillo 33. A . Sassi 34. A . Egan 35. C . Mortensen 36. M . Ellis 37. T. Landrigan 38 . D. Dalton 39 . D. Berry 40. R . Dalton 41 . A. Dillon 42 .J.Lowe 43 . I . McKinnon 44 . M . Dillon 45. D. O'Toole 46.J . Kennedy 47. A . Bourke 48. C. Thorogood 49. D. Bailey 50. G . Dalton 51 . P. Connors 52 . M . Fraser 53. C. Green 54. J. Murray 55. P. Slater 56 . A . Caputi 57. S. Bartow, 58 . M . Collopy 66. T. Collins

Senior Coach: M. McArthur-Allen Assistant Coach : Frank Melica n 1 . N . McColough 2 . P. Schuhkraft 3. A . Fitzgerald 4. A . Grac e 5. D. McDonald 6. T. Gallaghe r 7. B. Connell (VC) 8. M . Gilmore (DVC) 9 . R . Woodland 10. M . McDonald 11 . D. Edgel l 12 . N . Sebo 13 . P. Kingston 14 . S. Samil d 15 . M . McConvili 16 .T.Stewart (VC-Res) 17. E . Frase r 18. P. Cleary 19 . A. Jobling (Capt) 20. D. Wood 21 . M . Koppens 22 . R . Block 23. P. McDonald 24 . S. McCooke 25 . P. Forsyth 26 . D. Connell 27. T. Hill e 28. B . Collins 29. W. Doyle 30. D. Arnfieid 31 . B. Egan 32. S. Reid y 33. M . Shepherd 34. P. Hurle y 35. P. Marnow 36. M . Templeton 37 . A . Or r 38. P. Milner (Res-C) 39. C. Karageorgiou 40. P. Jo y 41 . B . Turner 42 . C. Kelleher 43. T. Siderellis 44. C . Krawczak 45. D. Barton 46 . a Abrahams 47. T. Aldridge 48 . L . Dickson 49 . M . Horsfieid 50. D. Conway

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Senior Coach: Mark Tymms Rese rves Coach : Terry Youn g 1 . T. Young 2, J . Roach 5. N . Horvath 6. R. Wilso n 7. M . McMahon 8. D. Heenan 9. P. O'Leary (VC) 10. J . Wilso n 11 . K . Korp 12 . P. Tymms 13. D. Cropley 14 .B . Crouch 15. A . Saggers . L. Cohen (VC) 1 6 K . Wilso n 17.

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MARCELLIN Senior Coach : Karin Lawson Rese rves Coach : Glen Taylor 1 .S . Psoras 2 . G . Wooller 3. D. Waters 4. C. Carr (DVC) 5. A . Tranquilli 6. P. Sexto n 7. P. Randal l 8. M . Amad (DVC) 9. D. Merto n 10. A- Gallagher 11 . A . Booth 12 . N . Bourke 13 . M . Stapleton 14 . D. Howe (VC) 15.N .Duncan 16. J . Wallis (VC-Res) 17. M . Getson 18. Jeremy Khan (DVGRes) 19. M . Delahunt (C-Res) 20. S. O'Flyn n 21 D. Cooper 22 . M. Gallagher 23 . M . Becchitti 24. S. Beattie 25. G. Favi a 26. M . Moran 27. Julian Kann 28 . G . Norden 29 . A . Labagnara 30 A . Treganowan 31 . J. Dougla s 32 . V. Psonessa 33 . T. Slattery 34 . L . Getson 35 . J . Pappas 36 . Jeremy Golds 39 . J . Ibriham 41 . A . Ryder 42 . A- Duncan 44 . J . Sand y 46 . Jamies Golds 57. B. Day 58 . S . Boysen (Capt) 60. S . Moran 68. D. Frawley

OLD MELBURNIANS Senior Coach : Paul O'Brien Reserves Coach : Guy Nelson 1 . T. Wilt s 2 . S . Theodore 3. J. Nichols (Capt) 4. P. O'Brie n 5. N . Boyden 6. P. Handbury T C. Thompson 8. J. Keebl e 9. J. Campbell 10. A. Merrington 11 . B. Murphy 12 . A . Hewitt 13 . S. Ros e 14 . S. Bardsley 15 . D. Maskiell 16 .P. Wood 17. M . Rose 18 . M . Berry 19 . J . Correll 20. A . Salek 21- N . Rhoden 22 . t . Mackay 23. A . Wilts 24. S . Teal (DVC) 25. R. Nelson 26. B. Vile 27. C . Bryan 28. C. Terrill 29. R . Meade 30. N . Howell 31 . S. Frazer 32. R . Webb (VC) 33. G . Dixon 34. C. Anastakis (DVC) 35. A. Thompso n 36. S . Newman 37. Q. Keebl 38. D. Clements 39. M . McGregor 40. E . Smithers 41 . P. Theodore 42 . B. Williams 43 . P Birrel l 44 . H . Wallace-Smith 45. Z . Useinov 46. P. Sinn 47. A . Nelson 48 . N . Wright 49 . T. Stuckey 50. D. Robinson 51 . R . Sutherland 52 . S. Burnett 53 . T. Carlyon 55 . S . Olive r 58 . M . McLean 61 . R . Van Den Dungan 65 . P. Tsiampras 67. D. McDonald 69 . P. Jost 70. J. Franci s MAJOR SPONSO R

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SENIORS BALWYN COMBINED 2 .5 2 .7 5 .7 6.11 .47 OAKLEIGH 4 .2 10 .7 12 .9 14 .10.94 BALWYN Angus 2, Bennett 2, Barkla 2 . BEST Angus, Bennett, Busse, Flint, Mouras .

OAKLEIGH Hally 4, Brereton, Billing 2, Tomlinson 2, Hall, Alexandrov, Hamilton, Forrest. BEST Moutis, Brereton, Flinn, Torpey, May, Tomlinson YARRA VALLEY OB 4 .7 9 .10 12 .16 17.19 .121 OLD WESTBOURNE AFC 1 .1 5 .3 6 .5 6 .5.41 YARRA VALLEY Simpson 12, Howse 2, White, Fung . Peterson BEST Peterson, Cole, Dinning, Simpson, Downs, Reddaway .

0 WEST BEST M . Grime, T. Geier, G . Robson, A. Board, S. Nicholson.

BORONIA PARK 3.2 7.6 9.6 10.7.67 CANTBRY NTH BALWYN 2 .1 4.3 5.6 6.8.44 BORONIA PARK Creak 5, Campbell, Tooze, Goodger, Brant, Greene BEST Goodger, Van Bull, Dean, Challis, Quirk, Creak .

CANTBRY NTH BALWYN Mernagh 3, Dewar, Beattie, Starrett . BEST McLeod, Rowley, Dewar, Drummond, Broun, Wigney .

CAMBERWELL AFC 5.5 19.8 23.12 27.19.181 VUT/FIT 5.6 6.7 9.7 10 .10.70 CAMBERWELL Bouyer 6, Barker 4, Glazebrook 4, Murphy 4, Minas 3, Leitch 3, Rocco, Kemp . Zavarella . BEST Gason, Cochrane, Bouyer, Kemp, Murphy, Alsop, VUT/FIT Byrnes 4, Wheelahan 2, Breheny, Cooper, McLellan, McNerney .

BEST Breheny, Byrnes, Cooper, Harvey. Kimber, McLellan.

UNIVERSITY REDS 3.6 6.9 7.10 10.15 .75 RICHMOND CENTRAL 3 .2 5.4 7.11 8 .13.61 UNI REDS Heaphy 2, Hepburn 2, Bourke 2, McKenna, Kane, Farrell, DeAngelis. BEST Lauritz, Hepburn, Bourke, Tehan, White, De Bond .

RICHMOND Whiteside3, Yemen, Shannon, Adams, Fenton, Piquer BEST Gordon, O'Sullivan, Warne, Pickett, Jiggens, Krisohos.

RESERVES BALWYN COMBINED 1 .0 3.4 3.6 7.7.49 OAKLEIGH 4.7 5.8 8.11 9 .12 .66 BALWYN Vella 3, Lehman-Rhodes, Braione, O'Hoy, Theopanous . BEST Drain, Finn, McGregor, Makris, 0'Hoy, Vella .

OAKLEIGH Green 4, McKenner 2, Pellissier, Osborne, Cloke. BEST Cloke.

Chapple, Andonopoulos, Crothers, Osborne, Short .

YARRA VALLEY OB 9.3 15.9 19 .13 26.20.176 OLD WESTBOURNE AFC 0 .0 0.0 0 .0 0.0.0 YARRA VALLEY Penaluna 11, Park 7, Veins 2, Potter2, Reynolds, Jenson, James, Savans. BEST Livesey-Cole, R . Penaluna, Savaris, N . Park, Penwdl, Reynolds.

O WESTBOURNE BEST All players committed themselves well .

BORONIA PARK 2 .3 2 .3 2 .3 3.5.23 CANTBRY NTH BALWYN 3 .6 3 .6 6 .12 7.15 .57 BORONIA Hinksman, Strachan, Tnfilo_ BEST Smart, Borchert, Trl61o, Pound, Menke, Whitty.

CANTERBURY Paatsch 2, Hall, Learhinan . Sweating, Tyler, Virgona .

BEST Tencch, Paatsch, Simon, Virgona, Hall, Makris CAMBERWELL AFC 0.2 4.2 4.2 6.5.41 VUT/FIT 2 .3 4 .3 4 .7 6 .8.44 CAMBERWELL Matthews 2, Schulz 2, Peters, Lord . BEST Brooks .

Matthews, Eckermann, Schultz, Sill, Tierney.

VUT/FIT Fazzalari 3, Cliffe, Jacket-Simpson, Wheelahan . BEST Cliffe, Fazzalari, Jacket-Simpson, Midon, Morley, Raspa .

UNIVERSITY REDS 2 .3 4.3 7.5 8 .7.55 RICHMOND CENTRAL 2 .0 7.3 8 .5 9.8.62 UNI REDS Moller 3, Bowman, Bell, Urban, Ross Smith, Spanos . BEST Scanlon, Bowman, Watts, Fitts, Rob Smith, Moller .

RICHMOND Zajac 3, Stephens 2, Dormer 2, Bowen, Jackson . BEST Bryant . Vasic, Dormer, Zajac, Stephens, Bowen .

1C . 71 -,"- Programme S ter VicHealth Matches of the Day to be held at Elsternwick Park as follows :

1993

Each A and B Section club has been rostered to play at least one of its 9 home matches as an Elsternwick Park game and each A and B club gets a second game at Elsternwick Park, this time as an away team .

This year some A and B Section clubs have been allocated a second home Elsternwick Park match (Ormond, St Bernards & North Old Boys) .

THIS SAT: THIS SUN : NEXT SAT: THIS SUN : JULY 25 : JULY 31 : AUG 1 : AUG 7 : AUG 8 : AUG 14 : AUG 15 :

MHSOB vs KEW (C ) BANYULE vs BULLEENTEMP (B) MARCELLIN vs UNI BLUES (B) DE LA SALLE vs OLD SCOTCH (A) VAFA vs VCFL (Seniors) OLD HAILEYBURY vs ORMOND (A) OLD BRIGHTON vs COLLEGIANS (A) KEW vs IVANHOE (C ) CLUB XVIII PRELIMINARY FINALS OLD TRINITY vs OLD BRIGHTON (A) CLUB XVIII NORTH & SOUT H GRAND FINALS

AUG 21 : FAWKNER vs OLD MENTONIANS (B) AUG 22 : NO MATCH ROSTERE D AUG 28 : B SECTION 1st SEMI FINAL AUG 29 : A SECTION 1st SEMI FINAL SEPT 4 : B SECTION 2nd SEMI FINAL SEPT 5 : A SECTION 2nd SEMI FINAL SEPT 11 : C SECTION GRAND FINAL (E .P.) SEPT 12 : A SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL SEPT 18 : B SECTION GRAND FINA L SEPT 19 : A SECTION GRAND FINA L

It is the recommendation of this committee that clubs allocated a second home E .P. game in 1993 will not be allocated two home E .P. games in 1994 .

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CLUB XV111 North & South

by Norm Nugen t Wind and rain those great football levellers were in the ascendency for Round 12 whose results saw your tipster's predictions become fact in five of the nine matches played. This was an improvement on my Round 11 form!!

REVIEW - NORTH Leaders Eltham were indeed able to record a clear cut victory by 68 pts over Old Geelong whose inaccurate kicking was a real factor in the size of the "Turtle's" winning margin . My "Mother at the Match" reported that the consistent Tim Stickland, Pitcher and the unnamed No. 33 were best for Eltham . Marcellin continued to show their improvement as they downed second placed North Old Boys by 4 pts after a very even contest . The "Eagles", who fancy themselves for afina!'s berth, now must maintain their momentum over the last three weeks and must build their low percentage .

Old Paradians failed for the second time this season against Kew. in the windy conditions at Bundoora, Kew triumphedby2l pta and thus kept theirfinals' chances alive. St Bernards, kicked the sweep as they had a morale boosting victory over Therry by 141 pts . St Bernards must rely on upset results if they are to qualify to defend the premiership . To me their task is too big .

Bulleen/Templestowe had the Bye and now find themselves second as a result of the games played .

REVIEW - SOUT H Mazenod returned to the winning list with a timely 4 pt victory over Bloods whose marginally worse accuracy proved the difference between winning and losing . Bloods, who are two games behind the fourth side with three games to play, face a major task to qualify for the finals . Despite inaccurate kicking for goals .

Collegians were able to win their second successive match when they finished 6 pts in front of De La Salle.

M onash Whites, despite inaccurate kicking, proved far too talented for the undermanned Powerhouse as the Whites who won by 90 pts moved up to 5th place one game outside the four. Credit is due to Powerhouse, who despite lack of personnel meet their weekly commitment enthusiastically . This is due largely to administrator Peter Brown, Coach "Aspro" Hollowood and the Silva Brothers Sonny and Michael . Pin-point accuracy enabled Old Scotch to inflict the first on-field defeat on leaders Old Xaverians who went down by 15 pts. The fact that Scotch could kick so accurately must reflect a brittleness in the "Crocodi!e" defence when it is placed under pressure. With the finals quickly approaching, this must be of concern to democratic "Crocodile" coach, Scott Denison . Old Melburnians overcame geographical difficulties, the weather and Monash G ryphons to record a meritorious victory by 50 pts and thus consolidate their grip on 4th place .

PREVIEW - NORTH In a contest for second place North Old Boys visit Buileen/Templestowe . North seem to have left their best form behind them while the "Bullants" have shown marked improvement after a slow start to the season .

Today I favour Bul!een/Templestowe to win . Nearby giant

killers Marcellin should continue on their winning way by defeating Old Paradians who appear unable to play out the full 4 qtrs. Two of last week's winners Kew and St Bernards meet at Victoria Park . The victor will stay in the final's race whilst for the loser the season certainly will end on July 24. Kew will be the winner, I believe!

Leaders Eltham journey west to play Therry who, despite erratic form, have upset other top sides at Pascoe Vale. However all form does point to an E!tham victory today. Old Geelong who have the Bye can train on the snowy slopes of Buller.

PREVIEW - SOUT H M azenod conscious of the closeness of other sides to second position should be talented enough to defeat Collegians who have the less impressive seasonal statistics. I have grave doubts that De La Salle can defeat Monash Whites because of their poorly performed forward line. For the Whites, victory is essential as they striveto make the final four. Monash Whites will win well .

Unfortunately Powerhouse, will meet leaders Old Xaverians on the rebound from defeat which should insure the "Crocodiles" will be desperate for a big win which I believe will duly happen . Old Scotch, with ambitions for second place and in winning here should be able to comfortably defeat Monash G ryphons whose early June form seems to have dissipated . In the vital match of the round Old Melburnians meet Bloods on Oval 11 . Victory to Bloods would keep their final's hopes alive while victory to the Old Melburnians could well insure their appearance in a final . The OMs won the May 21 match by 40 pts . Their consistent forward Silk did well with 5 gls that day. He will need minding closely today. Consistency of performance plus the importance of the game prompts me to select Old Melburnians to win after a close contest .

CWB XVIII SOUT H CLUB XVIII NORTH 13 .6 15 .10 16 .12 .108 EL,THAM OC 7 .1 5 .10.40 O L D GEELONG 2 .1 2 .3 4 .7 Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

- THAM GEELONG Hendrata, Ingham, Twigg, J . Dowling, Kemp. BEST J. pca,' ng, Bovener, Hendrata, Kemp, D. Dowling, Mooney.

3 .3 4 .8 8 .8.56 NORTH OLD BOYS 2 .0 FA ARCELLIN 3 .1 5.2 6 .5 9 .6.60 Kelly 2, Lynch, Steward, Ciccotosto, Muller, Carroll, Turnbull, NORTH.OB Perrone BEST Kelly, Girolami, Goodyear, Henderson, Rush, Trimboli . ~{ARCELLIN Paonessa3, Day 2, Moran 2, Rozenboom, Crimmins . BEST Robinson, Hesse, Crimmins, Moran, Taylor, O'Callaghan .

OLD PARADIANS 0.0 3.2 6 .4 6 .8.44 KEW 4.6 7.9 8.11 9.11 .65 0 PARADIANS Casamento2, Hammond, Thomas, Reid, Stuckey . BEST Considine, Hammond, Thomas, Pannam, Reid, Casamento . . BEST Doyle, Phelan, Dav esVVerso,, Northam, Doyle, O'Hanlon, Oakley ST BERNARDS 22 .24 .156 THERRY 2.3.15 ST BERNARDS Klaayson 9. Creak 3, Fraser 2, Sullivan 2, Doolan 2, Kennedy, Hampson, Brooks. Tote. BEST Klaayson, Creak, Kennedy, grooks, Sullivan, Hampson .

THERRY Grant, Hudson . BEST Jinkins, Doran, Hudson, Reddan, Grocock, Sandman .

SHARP,SHQQTER~ SOUTH SECTION DALTON, Old Xaverians HAWKINS, Old Scotc h O'BRIEN, Monash Gryphons SILK, Old Melburnian s R . KING, Old Xaverian s NORTH SECTION McCANN, Old Paradian s HALLAM, Kew STICKLAND, Eltham STEWARD, North Old Boys PILBEAM, Bulleen(Templestowe

BLOODS 1 .4 4 .5 5.6 7.8.50 MAZENOD OC 3.2 4.2 6.5 8.6.54 BLOODS Hutchinson 5, Finlay, Amarant. BEST Broome, Melzar, Rowbottom, Vann, Payne, Toomey.

MAZENOD Morgan 4, Baxter 3, Poulter. BESTS. Bourbon, Leggett, Knox, Poulter, Walsh, Morgan.

COLLEGIANS 2 .1 4.4 7.10 7.13.55 DE LA SALLE 2 .0 5.3 5.4 7.7.49 COLLEGIANS Whittaker 5, Letchford, Peles . BEST C. Comley, Muirden, Whittaker, Chapple, N . Comley, S . Mackay.

DE LA Knowles 2, Hagan 2, Franceschini, Tucker . BEST Stucki, Woods, Thorn, Fay, O'Driscoll, Jennings .

MONASH WHITES 4.7 9.11 9.18 13 .20.98 POWERHOUSE 0 .0 0.0 1 .0 1 .2 .8 MONASH Young 3, Hewitt 3, Tilley 2, Sinn 2, King, Ying, Fairweather .

BEST A . Tilley, J . Plehn, G . Morgan, H . Troung, E. Hunter, D. Ying .

POWERHOUSE Kavarnos. BEST Hollowood, McDonald, Northeast, Hunt, S. Silva, M. Silva.

OLD XAVERIANS 2 .2 4 .3 6.5 6.11 .47 OLD SCOTCH 4.1 6.1 9.2 10 .2 .62 OLD XAVERIANS Dalton 2, King 2, O'Sullivan, Denton . BEST Denton, Cummins, Ralph, O'Sullivan, King, Wilson.

O SCOTCH Fox 3, Steele 2, Walsh 2, Hawkins, Edwards, Billing . BEST Nankavill, Tribe, Rodwell, Edwards, Walsh, Fox .

MONASH GRYPHONS 0 .2 3 .5 4.5 6 .7.43 OLD MELBURNIANS 5 .4 6.6 12 .8 14.9.93 MONASH Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

O MELBURNIANS Curtis 5, Silk 3, Howell 2, Van Den Dungen, Joyce, Stanton, Taylor. BEST Harris, Curtis, Stanton, Howell, Silk, Robertson .

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U19 SECTIONS

by Max Lyo n

DON'T FORGET - VAFA vs VFA at Waverley Park next Tuesday (2 pm).

REVIEW OF LAST WEEK'S GA MES Division 1 The first draw of the season was played at Chirnside Park when visitors De La came from behind to level scores and then hang on in a slogging last quarter. Joey Pignataro was again one of Parkers best along with Scott McIntosh . Bernies continued their good run and put a big dent in O M s finals hopes . Bernies backmen John Kavanagh and Mark Castles repelled many OMs attacks while John Ferns was the main scorer with 4 . Ross o Xavie r Eggleton, finally saved enought ring with details of his "glamour team's" win over Ormond . Big Dave Burn with 8 and Matthew Anastasious 6 were the Bloods main scorers while Brett Metherall and Richard Buchanan were 2 of many good players. M entone forfeited to Xavs .

Division 2 Centra l Leos gave Therry an even battle until 1/2 time and then the rain came and washed them away with the Roys getting 6 gls to none in the last half . Therry's best mudlarks were Mick Elliott, Mark Kelly, Andrew Urli and John Woodgate. Hoes scraped together a team thanks to the effort of 3 injured boys making up the numbers and went on to beat neighbours Old 'Hoes for whom 'Hoes Coach Rob Pearce had nothing but praise for their spirit and endeavour. Keep it up Andy and Co! Friars bounced back from last week's belting to roll Blacks by 10 gls . Damien Naismith kicked 8 from c .h .f . but Matt Storey was adjudged b .o.g.1_aw and Pinchbeck also did well for Friars .

Division 2 Sout h Tonners had a much harder game against Ashers than their 6 gl margin indicated . Perry Robinson back from injury, Tim Farrer and Tiro Newman were Tonners best . Collegains moved their percentage up over 20 pts with their big win over Rovers . Gene Palmer and Stubs were 2 of their many good players whilst Andrew Semmens got 7 and Nick Manuel 4 . Despite having only 16 players for the last half, Melb High hung on to beat Caulfield by a gl - a top effort! Bad luck again for the Fields - their 2nd loss by a kick . Dankert, Roberts and Cookman were High's best .

PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GA M ES Division 1 In the battle for 4th spot, Nodders back from a spell are at home to Chirnside . Nodders don't lose too many games at Colombia Park and I think their home ground advantage will see them home today . De La host Lobba's Lads "on a roll" at East Malvern where I think the goal umpire at the Bloods' scoring end could have time to slip across the road for a Dairy Bell as De La will be really desperate to consolidate their spot in the four .

I can't see the Monds regaining their early season form and giving Xavs much of a challenge while Bernies will continue on their winning way at Mentone's

expense.

SELECTIONS : M azenod, De La Salle, Old Xavs, St Bernards .

Division 2 Central Therry have played below their best in their recent outings as have Trinity . The Roys are battling for a finals spot with 7 other clubs and a loss today would see them out of the four. That incentive plus home ground advantage will see them home . St Leos gave Therry a good contest for 1/2 a game last week and a repeat against the inconsistent Friars could see them cause an upset . In a close one I expect Friars to keep theirfinals chances glimmering . Injuries have really taken their toll on the Hoes and I can't see them getting the 4 pts at C'well today although it should be a close tussle . The "vacationing" Blues should have enough lads still in town today to return to the winners list against Old Hoes.

N OBs, whose recent form has been top class, take on leaders Old Carey at Brunswick in what should be a really good game. Usually I go for the home team in the close ones but, having finally delivered the 'slab' to Carey, I'm going to go for them to show the benefits of that beverage and keep their spot on top of the ladder .

SELECTIONS : Therry, Old Whitefriars, Old Carey. Camberwell, Uni Blues, Division 2 Sout h Ashers will still be down on strength because of the Uni holidays and won't be able to match it for the full 4 qtrs against Collegians . Bedas were too good at home a fortnight ago for Collegians and I think they might give Jackers the same treatment today .

Scotchies are seldom at their best during the holiday season but, because I think their best form is a little better than the High boys, I think they can notch a long overdue win .

Ladder leaders Tonners, should be too good for Fields.

SELECTIONS : Collegians, St Tigers, Old Scotch, Old BrightonBedes/Mentone .

SLAB CHALLENGE: About time I gave the new boys Leos a go at the divine nectar (Bernies haven't lost since winning it and Lobba's Lads have won 3) . Beatthe Friars today and it's yours Leos !

1 PICCIOLI, Chirnside Park~iON (0) 64 I.UCKOCK, Old Melburnians 5 STONES, Old Xaverians 7 46 ANASTASIOS, Old Haileybury (6) 40 PETROFF, Old Xaverian s (0) 37 SECTION 2 SOUTH RAJCH AJAX (4) 56 McCUE~ Old Scotch 1 42 ATKIN, Old Brighton (2) 4 FOUNTAS, MHSOB ~3~ 30 MATHlESON, Caulfield Gr.

SECTiOtd 2 CENTRAL MATTHEWS, Old Care y McMAHON, North Old Boys NAISMITH, Whitefriars SEALLY, Old Trinity PATERSON, Old Camberwell

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U19 SECTION 1 ZENOD OC vs CHIRNSIDE PARK Field: R . Martyn, S . Meredit h Boundary: C . Brastberg, R. Valentine DE LA SALLE vs OLD HAILEYBURY Field: G . Lawlor, N . Gardine r ORMOND vs OLD XAVERIANS Field: S. Caple, D. Kramer Boundary: R . Killey, T. Shakespeare OLD MENTONIANS vs ST BERNARDS Field: B . Walsh, B . McKee Boundar : T. Creighton, B. Collins OLD MELBURNIANS - BY E UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRAL THERRY vs OLD TRINIT Y G .

Beasley, R . Krishna n Field: ST LEOS WATTLE PARK vs WHITEFRIARS Field: A. Stubb, M . McCroha n Boundary : R . Cormick, N . Smith OLD CAMBERWELL vs IVANHOE Field: B. Hayward, C . O'Donahue Boundary: P. Batty, C. Ryan UNIVERSITY BLUES vs OLD IVANHOE Field: S . McCarthy (Rot), S. O'Connor Boundary: D. Fowle r NTH OLD BOYS vs OLD CAREY (Dunstan Res. W. Bruns) Field: K . Coughlan, B . Calleja OLD PARADIANS - BYE UNIVERSITY BLACKS - BY E UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUTH MONASH BLUES vs COLLEGIAN S Field: G . Kelly, T. Ovadia Boundary: L . Heney, D. Gourley ST BEDESlMENTONE TIGERS vs AJAX Field: G . Morgan, C. Donla n Boundary: C. Waters, C . Sullivan OLD SCOTCH vs MHSOB Field: D. Miller, A . Alexande r CAULFIELD GRAMMAR vs OLD BRIGHTON Field: P. Rapke, D. McInerne y Boundary: D . Chalmers, R . Braun HAMPTON ROVERS - BY E

UNDER 19 SECTION I CHIRNSIDE PARK 1 .4 7.7 11 .9 13 .9 .87 DE LA SALLE 6 .4 7.5 12 .9 13 .9 .87 CHIRNSIDE McIntosh 3, Ratiray 3, DiCiero 2, Henderson 2, Piccioh, Spirit, Sutherland . BEST Cochrane . McIntosh, Lowen, DiCiero,Aisbury Rattray .

DE LA SALLE Conroy 2, Crowe 2, Fountoulakis 2, Maccora 2, Parr 2, Favaloro, Satchell, Sparrow . BEST Favaloro, Smith, Fountoulakis, Larkin, Sparrow, Crowe.

OLD HAILEYBURY 22 .23.155 ORMOND 8 .7.55 O HAILEY Burns, Anastasios 6, Buchanan 2, Jones 2, Metherall 2, Raby, Evans. BEST Metherall, Burn, Baby, Stevens, Stack, Buchanan .

ORMOND Milliken 2, Wilks 2, Collins, Egan, Keating, Malane . BEST Collins, Egan, Williams, Haddon, Edwards, Barrett .

OLD XAVERIANS RECEIVED FORFEIT 17.14.116 OLD MENTONIANS FORFEITED 10 .9 .69 ST BERNARDS BLUE 2 .2 5.4 9.5 15 .10 .100 OLD MELBURNIANS 3.7 4.9 7.10 9 .10 .64 ST BERNARDS Ferns 4, Rogers 2, Conroy 2, M . Farmer 2. McIntyre, Webb, Hemley, A . Farmer, Delay. BEST Kavanagh, Castles, Sawicki, Ferns, A . Farmer, McIntyre.

O MELB Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CE NTRA L OLD PARADIANS 3.6 5 .9 11 .11 16.13 .109 OLD TRINITY 2 .1 6.2 7.2 7.3 .45 0 PARADIANS Wallis 4, Nitsov 3, Vacirca 2, Heffernan 2, Digney 2, Pnmera, Aiello, Brabender BEST Basile, Digney, Heffernan. Beadle, Nitsov. Aiello .

0 TRINITY Makris3, Davatzis, Taylor, Sutcliffe, Entwisie . BEST Gibson, Makris, Sutcliffe . Taylor, Cameron . Hatfield .

ST LEOS WATTLE PARK 2 .4 4.4 4 .8 4 .7.31 THERRY 2 .0 5.4 8.6 11 .10.76 ST LEOS Newsy, Donovan, McHugh, Ronchi . BEST Mitchell 3 . Newey, Glass McKenzie, Donovan, N'Drew.

THERRY La Fontaine 2, Tate 2, Baker 2, Goodwin, Goodger, Dimech, Kennedy, Urli . BEST Elliott, Kelly, Woodgate, Urli, Slazyk, Goodger.

WHITEFRIARS 5.4 9.6 13.10 15.14.104 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 0 .3 3.6 4.10 5.12.42 WHITEFRIARS Naismith 3, Lamb 2, Pinchbeck, Thwaites, Law, Rio, Carngg . BEST Storey, Naismith, Law, Pinchbeck, T. Carrigg, MacFarlane.

UNI BLACKS Goal Kickers and Best Players not receive d OLD IVANHOE 0.0 1 .3 2.4 3.5.23 IVANHOE 9.8 12.14 15.18 21 .24 .150 OLD IVANHOE Edbrooke, Quick, Webb. BEST Byrne, Bellamy, Densmore. Luk . Stett, Woods.

I VANHOE Joyce 6, Raywood 4, Kavanagh 4, Pearce 3, Hardigan, Fanelli, Hird, R . Pace. BEST Cribbes, O'Shea, Pdkmgton, L . Pearce, R . Pace, Joyce.

OLD CAREY 9.7 16.11 18.11 23.20.158 UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 .1 5.3 9 .5 10.6.66 OLD CAREY Bell 5, Matthews 3, Addison 3, Vassilopolous 3, Morrison 2 . Mitchell 2, Hirst 2, Campbell, Lee, Patterson . BEST Morrison . Walsh, Nance, Dalton .

UNI BLUES Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUT H UNDER 19 SECTION 1 OLD HAILEYBURY vs MAZENOD BLUES OLD XAVERIANS vs DE LA SALLE OLD MENTONIANS vs ORMOND CHIRNSIDE PARK vs OLD MELBURNIANS UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRA L OLD CAREY vs OLD PARADIANS OLD CAMBERWELL vs OLD TRINIT Y ST LEOS WATTLE PARK vs UNIVERSITY BLACKS UNIVERSITY BLUES vs THERRY IVANHOE vs WHITEFRIAR S UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUTH AJAX vs HAMPTON ROVERS (1 .30 start ) OLD SCOTCH vs ST BEDESlMENTONE TIGERS COLLEGIANS vs CAULFIELD GRAMMA R OLD BRIGHTON vs MHSO B

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

OLD BRIGHTON 13 .17.95 MONASH BLUES 7 .12 .54 OLD BRIGHTON Taylor 3, Ol6ver 3, Wilson 2, Teschendorff, Atkin, Oakley, Swanell, Farrer. BEST Farrer, Robinson, Newman, Wavish, Oliver, Taylor .

MONASH BLUES Crompton 2, Caldwell, Lai, Fawcett, Crozier, Green .

BEST Campbell, Barnes, Spencer, Alexander, Crompton, Caldwell .

COLLEGIANS 8 .8 16 .13 21 .16 29.24 .198 HAMPTON ROVERS 1 .0 1 .2 1 .2 2 .2.14 COLLEGIANS Semmens8, Manue114, Rose3, Stubs3, Lumley 3,Tweddle 2, De Young, Lucas, Godfrey, Grant, J . Bell, L . Bell . BEST Palmer, Grant, Semmens, R . Stubs, Rose, Oldham .

HAMPTON ROVERS Tregear, Power. BEST Haggerty, Dakis, Williams, Atkinson, Lake, Walmuit .

AJAX 7.6 8.10 16.13 16.14 .110 OLD SCOTCH 0 .2 5.5 6.6 7.8.50 AJAX Patch 4, Moss 4, Chrapot 2, Gold 2, Feldman, Nathan, Shiakht, Szwider. BEST Gold, Chrapot, Cukierman, Nathan . Szwider, Feldman.

O SCOTCH Teasdale 3, MacMillan 2, McCue 2 . BEST MacMillan, Speed, Seymour, Teesdale, Stewart, Veneckar.

MHSOB 1 .6 3 .14 6 .15 7.16 .58 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 1 .4 2.6 5 .7 7.11 .53 MHSOB Fountas 2, Goldin 2, Clarke, Cokman, Megna . BEST Dankert, Roberts, Cookman, Thomas, M . Wilson, McAllister.

CAULFIELD Mathieson 3, Silver 2 . Thompson, Lubransky. BEST Lubransky Ewinger, Babarczy . Vella . Morrison, Humphries .

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MARKETING NEWS

by Phil Stevens

As part of its sponsorship with the VAFA this year, Diadora supplies the winner of the Diadora Player of the Round with a choice of Diadora clothing or footwear to the retail value of $100.

At the end ofthe home and away matches a Diadora Team of the Year will be announced where the best 18 playes will be placed in this "Best of . ."team .

Please see each Saturday's Herald-Sun footy pages for the Diadora Player of the Round for the previous weekend

Round 5

Round 6

1 Ok` • Doug Bailey

t°I G7A I 1=I

And re w Smith

Players chosen so far this year are as follows :

Round 7 Glenn Tanne r

Round 2

Round 3

Round 8

Tom Hayde n

Round 9

Jeremy Nichols

Sam Hunte r

kv4k ^,f, s Luke Boyle Round 1 0

Round 4

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Brett Collins

Nick Proctor Round 11

Andrew Mackintosh

UMPIRES CORNER

by Mike Murray and Steve McCarthy . VAFAUA Team of the Week : - Backs (Office Managers) : A. Bishop, A . Damen, W. Henry; - y/z BAcks (Sales) : M . Kolpin, Brian Lowe, B .

Hayward ; - Centres (Bankers) : D. Ashton, P. Harris, M . Forde; - ~/2 Forwards (Pub. Service): R . Schneider, L . Harrison, C. Linczowski ; - Forwards (Accountants) : G . Waldron, R . Eastwood, D. Anderson ; - Followers (Legal Eagles) : M . Gibson, P. Keogh, J . Toohey; Interchange (Emerg . Services) : K . Walker, B. Hoare, G . Fallet . o Congratulations to Graham 'Copper' Thwaites upon his return to 'A' Section after a number of years 'down below' . It might have been a long time between drinks but perseverance, hard work and consistent performances will get you there eventually . Goodwork, Thwaitesy!

• Don't leave your valuables with Billy 'Chook' Fowler. Watch this space . o Paul `Two Bites' Cherry take note : you are supposed to include the name of the player(s) as well as the number and club when finalising the old B/F '3-2-1'. We don't want to upset 'Agate' and company too much . o Past Umpires Luncheon - Sunday 18th July Elsternwick Park. 'Current' umps wishinq to attend should contact Steve Hopper or'Big Mike ASAR o Caught up with the following School Holidays 'flicks' :- Falling Down : M . Bushfield ; - Super Mario Brothers: K . Segota, S. Caruso; - Peter's Friends : P. Harris, G . Ridd ; - Hot Shots 2 : A . Damen, P. LaVale ; - Heartbreak Kid : R . 'Ho!lywood' Simon; - Cop and a Half: G . Thwaites, P. Molloy ; - Used People : VAFAUA Advisors; - Untamed Heart: R . Francis; - Dennis the Menace : D. Webster ; - Champions : Goalies Tunnel ball beams.

• Benny's Rule of the Week - A free kick will be awarded against a player who interferes with an opponent from the time the ball goes out of bounds until the ball, after being thrown in by the boundary umpire, makes contact with a player or the ground . o Reminders : July 15th : Goalies, Bentleigh Club ; July 17th : Trivia Night - Melbourne B .C. ; July 18th : PUMP's Luncheon ; July 27th: Executive Meeting ; July 29th : Association Meeting ; August 16th : Annual

Dinner (compulsory) . ® Well done to all the troops at Southern FM for the terrific Sunday 'Ammos' Sport Review. Last week's interview with the 'Pres' was surely rivetting radio .

• U M PIRE PROFILE: Leo Robert Wilson Nickname: 'Woodrow : Umpiring History., Commenced 1966 ; VAFA (1989) . VAFA Games: 100 today.

Achievements: In a fortnight, he will officiate as a goal umpire forthe 750th time. Greatest Influence on Career All his advisors over the past 27 years . Football playing career: Restricted by injuries (Junior ranks) ; 4 years with Bethanga Seniors (Tallangatta and Dist . League) .

Football pet hates: Boggy grounds where 'love and dedication' keeps him going . Most Memorable Match : 'E' Grand Final (1990) - Old Geelong v Ajax . Best Amateur Footballers Seen : Dean Comer, Ralph Bergmann . Best Umpires : D. Dalgliesh, M . Forde, R. Dunstan, M . Lentini . (Apo!ogiestothe rest). Whatflike about umpiring : Just being involved with a great number of umpires and footballers . Personal Ambition: To umpire his second (and subsequent) 'A' Section game(s) .

• UMPIRE PROFILE : Mark Gibso n Nickname: 'Gibbo'. Umpiring History Commenced 1982 ; VAFA (1989) . VAFA Games: Close to 100!

Achievements: Getting to training on time and completing the 4 km 'time trials' in reasonable time.

Greatest influence on career : Bill Torney -(Former) VFA Umpires Director. Football playing career: Junior and secondary school ; few games in first year at University, Football pet hates: No point in hating anything about footba!l or footballers, otherwise the whole object of umpiring becomes destructive. Most memorable match : Boundary: The four VAFA Grand Finals he's umpired . Best Amateur Footballer seen : John Quin (Monash Blues) . Best Umpire: Frank Vergona . What I like about umpiring: It's great to see the tremendous strength of character and fortitude displayed by some players on the field especially when the 'going gets tough' . Again, the opportunity to develop and enjoy a wonderful feeling of camaraderie amongst people who share a common interest i .e ., love of football . Personal ambition: To maintain a high level of enthusiasm for as long as possible .

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by Noel Rundle

5 YEARS AGO - 198 8 It was a turnaround for Old Xaverians whose 13 gl win over Old Paradians not only silenced their g rowing army of critics but consolidated their place in the four .

It was a one team game - OPs 2 gls was a record low forgoals scored by it in an "A" Section game . The victory once again threw doubt on Editor Peter French who in his selections said "OPs will put a real dent in the Old Xavs final hopes." John McKay (fb), Peter Curtain (ff), Mick Atkins ( c), Dermot Dann (roving), were 0 X best while as ever Peter Wood worked hard across the half-back line for OPs. The Under-19 team came within one point of winning the inaugural Under-19 Victorian Championship. Played as a round robin on the one day between VAFA, V M FL, VCFL and VFA .

Game results were : VAFA d . VCFL 83 to 5 .5 VMFL d . VAFA 7.5 to 5 .5 VAFA d. VFA 9 .6 to 3.3 With points for best first half, best second half and forthe game, final scores were VCFL 9, VAFA 8, VMFL 7, VFA nil .

VAFA captain Simon Phillips of Powerhouse was runner-up for best player in the Carnival which Steve O'Flynn (Marcellin) got the coach and selectors' trophy as best amateur player.

Our players were : Simon Phillips ( PH), Matt Burns (Orm .), Phil Honey, Trevor Bell (T'town), Grant Mooney (Bany.), Robe rt Pollock (State Bank), Zani Useinov and Stewa rt Griffiths (Old Melb .), Dean Wood (P'side), Matt Galbraith (Coll .), Dean Milat, Paul La Rosa, Peter Brabender, Lloyd M ansfield, Steve Philp, Tim Beare (Old Par), Sam Furphy (Old Xav.), Anthony Peron, Brett Stokes (Bull-Temp.), Jason Reddick (Therry), Glen Tanner (Old H'bury), Steve O'Flynn (Marc.), Matt McKellar (H . Rovers), Jason Jones (Uni Blues), Matt Allen (Old B'ton) .

QUIZ : How many of the U nder-19 team have gone on to play VFL first XVIII football ?

10 YEARS AGO - 198 3 De La Salle clinched second position in'A' Section when they came from behind to beat Old Xaverians 10.9 to 10.8, kicking 4 gls in the Iast 10 minutes and made it difficult for 0 Xavs to make the four . Man of the hour was winger David Harrington who booted the winning goal after the siren .

150 games to St Kevins OB veteran Peter " Happy" Hannan - winner of the Club's B&F awards - 1976, 78 and 81 and leading goalkicker in 1976, 77, 78, 81 and VAFA team in 1983 . (Loved a goal did Hap! Ed . ) The following VAFA . Players were selected in the AAFC to play the Victorian Country Football League in Bendigo. John Jones (Marcellin) captain ; Jim Bennett (Coil .), Brian Bourke De La Salle), Peter Bro wn (0 Scotch), Nick Burne (0 Xav), Gary Carroll (NOB), Bernie Cooper (Marc), Mick Deveson (De La Salle), Mick Jennings (Uni Blues), Shane Murphy (De La Salle), Peter Sherwen (0 Scotch), Chris Stone (Caul

Gr), John Toomey (Marc) .

QUIZ : How many of the players had played, or went on to play, VFL 1st XVIII football ?

Players selected from other states were W .A . : Mike Salmon ( vc), Rod Cronan, Je re my McGrade, John Price ; S .A . : Bill Bott en, Max Bratton, Peter Cousins, Clinton Giles ; Tas : Dean Coleman . Coach was John Fisher of Victoria .

AAFC were beaten by 4 pts, 11 .16 to 11 .12 in a stirring last quarter. Best were Deveson, Salmon, Jones, Burne, Murphy and Stone.

15 YEARS AGO - 1978 Old Melburnians 'B' were finally toppled when second team Old Paradians came from 19 pts down at last change and kicked 7 .0 to 2 .1 in the final term to win by 10 pts. Best were C. McCarthy, C. Hughes, Roe (0 Parad) and I . Cordner ( 7 gIs), Pisarski, Mitchelmore (Old Melb) .

For the first time the Umpires Association were represented at delegates' meetings- past president of Umpires' Association, Daryl HiII, an umpire of long standing, was their man .

Surprise of the day in'D' wasthe defeat of leader Old Camberwell by Heatherton, seventh . A point ahead at half time, 4 pts at the last change and 5 pts at the final siren, Heatherton's stars were Barbour, Killeen, Brains (Heath) and Macrae, K . Kerr and J . Rimington (old C) .

Caulfield Gram . held a Sportman's Night at Khyat's Hotel, Brighton - compered by Ian McDonald, supported by Alan Aylett, Gus Mercurio, Keith Stackpole, Bob Skilton and Neil Roberts .

St Bernards congratulated 1976 Carnival representative Gavin Mitchell on his 150th game maybe the best of the clan to play with St Bernards?

20 YEARS AGO - 1973 Coburg 'A' lost their third game in succession when they were beaten at Ormond, going down by 4 pts, and slipping to 5th position . However they were three games and percentage clear of Geelong in sixth position .

Top team, Old Camberwell 'E' came from 5 gls behind at the last change to beat second top team Old Ivanhoe by 4 pts . Their inaccuracy, 10,20, almost cost them the game. Best were M cCallum, Mullett, Bu rt (Old C .) and Williams, Kelsey, Purcell (Old I) .

200 games for Parkside spare parts man Danny "Boone" Gleeson who had played in just about every position on the field and also found time to be coach of the Reserves for a spell, and for Bill Mumford, the 'Old Man' of National Bank FC, atremendous clubman both on and off the field .

Coburg Juniors kicked 13 gls straight in the second quarter of their match against Old Paradians .

25 YEARS AGO - 196 8 North Old Boys and Kew figured in their second drawn game for the season, kicking 9 .8 (62 each . When they met in the first round they scored 61 pts, Kew kicking 9.7 and JOB 8 .13.

Collegians brought themselves back into final four calculations with a 4 pt win over the leaders, Old Paradians.

Graeme Brewer, National Bankcaptain, played his 150th game as did Denis 'Tropical' Davies with St Kevins OB. Well known Parkslde stalwart, Bill Rodda, win the award of 'father of the week' - twins (a boy and girl) .

Geelong's hopes of making the 'B' Section four wer e jolted when they went down at home by 2 glsto bottom team . St Kilda CBOC who were best served by Sheehan, Carrol and Vignola . `De La' Reserves had a bad day - 0 .9 for the day against 0 Xaverians . (Obviously Tony O'Callaghan was not goal umpire.

Old Trinity's captain-coach, Ian Curtis, played his 50th game.

Melbou rn e High continued their run with a 16 pt win over Caulfield Gramm . (3rd) . Nelson, Needham and Gilbe rt (5 gls) were best for MHSOB. 35 YEARS AGO - 1958 Coburg congratulated ruckman Jack Dugdale on his 150th game and his wonderful service to the club, both on the field and off the field as social secretary .

M ax Dempster played his 100th game for Parkside.

Parkside'B' with 10 wins and 1 loss and in top place, only scrambled home by 10 pts in a low scoring game

against Hampton Rovers . Foley, Dunn and McLaughlin (Old P) and C. Adamson, Shaw, Hayes (H . Rovers) were best.

MHSOB broke a run of seven successive defeats with a 27 pt victory against Comm Bank. Stars were Masters (5 gls), Nelson, L. Seward (M HS) and Board, Casey, Caven (C. Bank) .

Only undefeated team was Alphington in junior section - with a percentage of 323.5. E Section captains were R . McLellan (0. Bri . Gram), R . Davison (St K .

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45 YEARS AGO - 194 8 University Blacks, at home, avenged their first round defeat with a 36 pt victory over Old PBelburnians, Denis Cordner, Heywood and Livingstone were outstanding for the Blacks .

Melbourne High showed their best form for weeks but still went down to Coburg by 8 pts - Alf Keam who shone on the wing and Ian Bailey at half-forward were best for the losers.

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by David McCormack - Senior Coach Aquinas O C Overthe course of a season many coaches are faced harass, put them off their game . You and your players with the daunting task of winning that important game already know who the better team is, so don't sell any against an unquestionably superior opponent . Itcould false issues. Your players must be aware of the fact that the only way you'll survive isfor each playerto adopt the be for example, to prevent relegation or to make the final attitude that they are alone in the very last line of defence . four. Many coaches go into such games with the attitude of 'we have nothing to loose, so let's go for it' . I n other The underdog is playing fortime . The longer the time words they are backing their ability against the ability left, the greater the advantage the opponent has . Asthe of the superior opposition, and unless something extratime grows shorter and the game is close, the opposition ordinary happens, are looking at a defeat . starts to feel the frightening consequences of losing and There is a better approach to these important games . may tend to panic and self-destruct .

With the correct strategy and mental attitude you can Other factors to consider : cause an upset .

• Don't talk about winning . Be task oriented .

Apart from possessing superior ability, the opposing • Total concentration is required for the upset . team is often an amalgamation of exploitable psycho• You need things to cheer about . logical and emotional characteristics . These potentially • One stupid player on your team has the potential to vulnerable characteristics are the basis for the develcause more damagethan three smart opposition players . opment of effective strategies employed to rupture the Coaching characteristics to consider : confidence of the opposing team and systematically shift 1 . don't overcorrect errors ; the momentum to favour the underdog . Such charac2 . don't let a quick setback unnerve your team ; teristics include: 3 . don't paralyse your players by over-loading them with • they are prepared only for victory ; instruction; • they are often so skilled and accustomed to winning 4 . don't take the game away from your players by that they feel no urgency for the mundane tasks of overcoaching ; defence ; 5. don't forget, that win or lose, you've go to come out • having not been in the position, they often underof this game a stronger team . estimate the motivation and hunger of the underdog to Almost every week an upset occurs . If the favourites win; have their game reduced to 75% of its maximum and • they may tend to blame each other when the flow of the underdog put out their finest physical and mental the game does not go their way ; efforts, then there is a real chance of an upset occurring .

• undisciplined, complacent, arrogant, bored and As a coach, it will be one of the more memorial moments selfish are common individual traits sometimes found of your career, when you see the mind and spirit winning in players in such teams; out over seemingly insurmountable odds and you • they often have a lower frustration level than the experience coaching excellence . underdog ; • under the right conditions, they may self-destruct .

RESOURCE OF THE WEEK: (No submissions were Before formulating your strategies it would be advanreceived last month, so no one qualified for 'Resource tageous to have some knowledge of your opponent . of the Month' for June. The $20 award doubles for July _ $40.)

Gather as much information as possible from match Coaches Clipboard Resource of the Week is the book reports and past results, if possible have a colleague 'The Edge' by Howard E . Ferguson . More than 750 of scout the opposition the week/s before. When scouting the world's most successful competitors tell how to get an opposition team it is necessary to look into the team, "The Edge". not Mat at it. Important questions to ask are : • W hat are their most common and successful offensive The Ed g e is available from Melbourne Sports Books for $60. (Of course anyone winning the $40 for' Resource and defensive manoeuvres?

• Do their star players perform poorly under pressure? of the Month' will pay only $20.) A resource can be a book, video, favourite newspaper/ magazine article etc.

• Who is lazy, selfish, indifferent ?

MELBOURNE SPORTS BOOKS • How do they react when the coach gives instructions?

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9 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne 3000, Owner/Manager • And probably the most important question, what would you do if you were the coach of the other team Santo Caruso. Trading Hours : Mon-Thurs 9 .30-5.30, Fri and had to develop a plan to exploit your weaknesses ?

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TRIBUNAL AND INVESTIGATIONS REPORTS

6 JULY 199 3 p. MAKRIS, OTrinity U19 - Abusive language - 1 match .

R SIGLEY, O .ivanhoe - Striking 2 matches .

B . HOARE, Cant/Nth Baiwyn - Abusive language - 2 matches . *J . SHEIN, OTrinity U19 - Striking - 2 matches.

P. SKLAVENITIS, O.Trinity U19 - Striking - 2 matches .

'R SKLAVENITIS, OTrinity U19 - Charging - 2 matches .

*GINO MAZZA, UHSOB - Striking - 2 matches . *P. HARRIS, O .Carey- Disputing umpire's decision - 1 match . *D. MOORE, W.Bruns - Striking 2 matches . *Accepted prescribed penalty B . WOODHEAD Tribunal Co-ordinato r

3RD JULY 1993 FAILED TO PHONE FINAL SCORES PHONED INCORRECT SCORE S BY 3 PM BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE 3 .23 BLOODS (Club XVIII) 3.2 0 BY 5 PM P- r1CjVECT' SENIORS & U19s *Clubs had to be contacted for scores

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