The Amateur Footballer, Week 21, 1986

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Last week's results went very much as predicted (except for Peter's and my sefection of Marcellin just what Mike McArthur-Allen needed!) with the result that Bulleen-Templestowe missed out and Marcellin was relegated along with Ivanhoe.

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The Eagles were overwhelmed byOrmond by 82 points . Marcellin started well and led by 11 pointsat quarter time . But that was the end of it as Ormond went on to add 18 goals to 4 . The crunch came in the early part of the third quarter when Ormond booted 4 quick goals into the breeze . Ormond managed to keep their forward line open this week and had many goalkickers . By contrast Marcellin's forwards, apartfrom Rick Petroff with 4 goals, were held in check bythe McDonald brothers, Mark atcentre half back and David at full back.

Caulfield Grammarians had a worrying time against University Blues at Elsternwick, winning byjust 2 goals . Caulfield had the edge on account of their 6 goals into the breeze in the second quarter and led by 5 goals at half time . But Blues came back and but for bad kicking might have got up . Alan Nalder notched another 5 goals for the 'Fields, Don McInnes 4 for the Blues .

North Old Boys destroyed any hope Bulleen-Templestowe had of making the four when they beat them by 13 points at Timber Ridge . It was a good game - a big crowd and the best display by the Bullants for 6 weeks or so . Sadly their form came too late . Bulleen led at quarter time after first use of the wind but a poor second quarter of only 2 points really cost them the game . Vin Asdagi has had a consistent season and he contributed 4 goals . North were well served byforwards Luke Morse and th e ageless Jerome Griffin at centre half forward .

Collegians have strung 15 wins together, the last over De La Salle by 49 points . Colle g ians usual seocnd quarter burst of 6 goals put them in command . The Lion defence was supreme - Gary Irvine, Andrew Wright, Stuart Hinchen and Greg Parsons . Mick Green outrucked his Lion opponents and gave good use of the ball to ruck rovers Greg McHenry and Gary Connolly .

Old Scotch finished with a 31 point win over Ivanhoe, but it wasn't until the third term that Scotch broke clear . The Cardinals small men of centreman Brian Hodge and rover Ric Senior were very prominent . Peter Sherwen got 5 goals at full forward . Wally Dutevskis rucked well for the 'Hoes and Rb Stewart at half back was as reliable as ever .

A Section Preview by Ross Boot h Peter French has handpassed me this difficult job . It is only since I've sat down and tried to place tne teams in positions that I've realised how hard it is! Both coaches John Pollard (De La Salle) and Mike McArthur-Allen (Ormond) will have been trying to do the same all week . I bet both get closer to the actual line-ups than I do! And they have to, because tagging will undoubtedly playan important part in the match, especially for the well prepared De La Salle .

Peter wanted a man-on-man preview . But Peter, if I do that I'll lose friends and have it used as inspirational material by coaches! I'd be sure to get a lot of the positions wrong so I'll stick to generalities . It is safer that way! People will still talk to me at the end of the day I hope .

The score stands at 1-1 so far this season with the away side winning both times . Most recently De La Salle 11 .7 (73) defeated Ormond 5 .5 (35) at the Gunn Reserve, but that was in the mud back in July!

Both coaches will be asking a few questions . Will Mick Deveson play? He didn't last week . An d ,Andrew Hill, the young Ormond full forward who broke his collarbone against Collegians? Remeber Phil Mehrten's grand final display last year up forward . Will Ormond try him there again ?

It seems to me that Ormond have problems in their forward division . their key forward positions could be occupied by Mark McDonald, Scott taylor or Brad Nash . They might have to play on Peter Ryan and Dick Williams - neither of them verytall . De La Salle have their forward troubles too. With Deveson out, De La Salle have had a makeshift forward set up . If Karin plays it might be at centre half forward with young Peter Pennie at full forward though Wayne McDonald played there last week . Whatever the setup, they will face tough tasks against Martin Crampton at full back and David McDonald at centre half back, should they line up that way.

If Ormond's Phil Mehrten plays in the centre he shold have a grand duel with Tim Cooke . Both have been in great fomr . Ormond might have the edge on the wings with either Phil Kingston, Mark Gilmore or Geoff Russell though De La's David Harrington has been in good form .

A lot will depend on De La's Mick Greene in the ruck . On-ball players Gary Connolly, Greg McHenry and Mark Lowe have been getting a lot of first use of the ball as has Pat Maher in defence in a similar vein . Alan Naylor will give his best for Ormond but wont have the mobility around the ground of Greene . Mind you Ormond have rover Andy Mehrten running into form plus Joe Young and Tony Boyanton in support .

Whatabout Russell Barnes, the Ormond captain? He is an inspiration for hisclub whether in defence or on the ball . Half back Craig Clark has been a useful youthful inclusion since the start of the season .

De La's Carl Anderson has been in good touch too in defence .

The more I look at it the harder I find it to pick the winner . I don't have a strong gutfeeling this week it usually helps in selection! De La Salle have been a little more consistent than Ormond in recent weeks and since Mike McArthur-Allen hasn't sent me a copy of the teams line-up I'll tip De La Salle.

Sorry John !

In B Section, I was impressed with the enthusiasm of Fawkner last week . don't be surprised if they upset Parkside . Fawkner for mine!

Personality Pars DOVETON SJOC Glenn Malloy reached another milestone recently by kicking more than 400 goals since 1982 . Well done Muddy, and we hope that you will continue to fire for povpton SJOC in the finals .

U.H .S.O.B . - 250 GAME S Several weeks ago [an Chettle became the first player at Uni High to reach the 250 game milestone .

Since 1971 it has taken Che tts 16 years of dedicated on-field service to reach this target . During this time Ian has won 2 reserves Best and Fairests and was a member of the 1984 and 1985 Reserve Premiership sides . Ian played well in the first half of last year's Gran Final but went to sleep in the second half . On the field Ian is mainly known as a close-checking backman who always punches from behind . However, this year he has been seen in the forward line and is shooting up the goal kicking Ikadder with a huge total of 4 . Off the field Ian has held many positions : Press Correspondent for 4 years, Executive Committee Member for 6 years and has been V .A .F.A . delegate since 1979. Ian was justly awarded Life Membership in 1985 . The committee, players and supporters of Uni High congratulate Ina on his remarkable achievement and we are all hoping the "Chetts" will front up again in '87 because "Sparra" keeps on keeping on . Well done Ian!! !

100 GAMES AT ROVERLAND Congratulations to Paul Pavlou on reaching his 10 0 game milestone today. Pav commencing in the Under 19's in 1979 and has been a great asset to the Club both on and off the field . Known around the Club as the "black Barassi", Pav provides many an opportunity for the forward line . Pav received the Most Improved award in the Reserves in 1984 and his determination on the field is one of the reasons the reserves has once again made the finals . Pav has been an active committeeman for the past six years holding the positions of Assistan Secretary, Registration Secretary, Social President and this year canteen manager . Best wishes for today Pav from all at Roverland and we look forward to your next milestone , THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLcR 1986

ANOTHER BANKER REACHES 5 0 All at State Bank would like to congratulate Dac-3 Grant on playing his 50th for the club today . Like his "twin" Dave started at the club in 1984 and although possessed with great ability struggled to maintain a permanent position in the side . With new coaches at the club this year Dave was moved to the backline and has blossomed . Dave's form was so good that he even won senior selection mid way through the year. Again, well done Dave and we hope to see you at the club for at least another 50 .

THERRY Therry would like to congratulate the followin g players on being ajudged the best and fairest for their respective sides : Seniors - Gerrard Biddleston i~ , Reserves - Michael Donohue, U .19's - Micha>1 Keenan, Club XVIII - Peter Kelly . Gerrard Bi ?dlestone has capped off a fine season as captain of the seniors and thoroughly deserves the title of club champion for 1986 . Michael Donohue finished the season as the Reserves leading goalkicker and has had a very consistant year . Michael Keenan was a tremendous leader for the U .19's and made several fine contributions for his side . Well done boys and good luck for next year.

100 UP AT O.M .F.C. All at O.M .F.C. would like to congratulate Vinnie Sciacca on playing his 100th game today . Vince has played many good games for Old Mentonians and has developed into a very reliable player on the wing .

He is noted for his dummy handballs and ability to take strong grabs. Being a crowd pleaser Vince also likes to play on one side of the ground all day. Well done Vinnie .

50 FOR BRUNO Congratulations to Bruno Skalza who plays hi s 50th game today. Bruno who has been playing with the Reserves has finally made the Seniors and is playing well . Playing in the bakcline he always tries to turn defence into attack with his penetrating kicks, and bores in after the ball often . Well done Bruno and good luck for the next 50.

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Peter French Previews Today's Semi Finals in A , B & 11C. Section

What a great game we've been given to kick off the 1986 final series in A Section - a replay of the 1985 Grand Final between two proud and highly decorated clubs . De La Salle and Ormond .

De Al is no stranger to the sudden death position of the first semi having won in a canter last season against North whilst Ormond's last first simi appearance was back in 1982 when they were easily defeated by Marcellin and caused some raised eyebrows by appearing in the Big White 'V' .

Looking at the two sides they are evenly matched in many positions . Across the centre, a vital line at Elsternwick Park, De La boasts an in form David Harrington who moroften than not saves his best for finals at Elsternwick where his elusiveness, strong marking and left foot set up manyattacking moves .

He shall be opposed by either Kingston or Russell and eitherwill be of equal value to the'Monds . Mike Pt1cArthur-Allen has something of a problem with his centre line, especially as Paul Sutherland has returned to the side where surely he will not be selected as full forward especially when one remembers his best on ground display from the centre wing in last years second semi win over Collegians . Still thats Mike's problem not mine or John Pollards! I think Ormond will hold sway across the centre as whoever the Ormond selection panel play on the wing he will beat young Klarica and in spite of the regard I and others hae forTim Cooke, Phil Mehrten will control the pivot . His consistency, strength atthe ball and team spiritare of inestimable value to the'Monds and when things get tough the cries of "Lift'em Chunky" echo round the ground . If one can be critical of the Ormond coaching bench for a moment it is that they've used Mehrten P as a troubleshooter too often, and lost his drive from the centre or on the ball . To Mehrten's credit he has handled the moves well and has in my opinion put in his best ever season for the club . Speaking of moves I listened with interest to an address from Bill Jacobs of 3AW fame during the week as guest of the V .A .F .A . Umpires Association . Bill informed the gathering of Collingwoods Perc Bowzer who was used in a variety of positions in Collingwood's 1929/30 and 1935/36 Premiership sides, which all goes to suggest that there's nothing new or revolutionary with placing players in a variety of positions .

Ormond's defence is sound although they will be hoping Martin Crompton has recovered from injury and can line up in his accustomed position atfull backthus releasing David McDonal to centre half back where flanked by Clark and Barnes they form the frist line of a somewhat ordinary attack! However more of that later. Although Barnes was tried as a half forward and ruck rover last week and kicked 3 goals he must return to half back and if I was McArthur-Allen I'd have him mark the dangerous Peter Rennie. Another problem for Ormond is whether to risk Guy Ritchie. It was a tribute to Guy that he returned to football this season after suffering such a serious knee injury last season, but the dual club best and fairest winner is made of the right stuff and despite a fair effort last Saturday there must be some doubts over his fitness . With reliables Ross Tonkin and David Cro ffy in the pockets Ormond can be satisfied that they will hold De La to a losing score . De La one notices have had Phil Kerin upfield and rucking in recent weeks, and left the spearhead to Rennie . I'm of the opinion that at Elsternwick Park Karin should play full forward and Rennie further up field . The strong marking of Karin is his great asset and with De La's ability to move the ball quickly there should be many "one on one" chances for the big man to use his strength and convert from relatively close in . Mark Lowe will be nuisance value in one poc -cet and although he will out pace either Crony or Ritchie he will lack the Ormond man's strength .

Nevertheless if he kicks 3 or 4 goals he will have done his job . On the flanks De La may change Peter Ryan and Gary Connolly both of whom will worry Clark although the promising youngster will outmark either . On the other side Wayne McDonnell who may even be asked to line up at centre half forward must be watched closely . He is a beautiful kick and has loads of experience . The main problem for De La is the vital centre half forward position, and whoever is given the job has a big task ahead of him .

At the other end Ormond too has its worries . In the key posts we are likely to see David McDonald who has been down of late and possibly young Brad Nash, although I feel Ormond will go with Taylor .

With Boyonton and Nash beside him height may be a problem and De La's Brian Hanrahan and Peter Waldron supported by Greg McHenry and Paddy Maher will hold sway here . Across De La's half back line where there must be some doubt over Mick Deveson, Dick Williams is solid and experienced and one continues to hear good reports of Carl Anderson . they will need to be on their job as I have high regard for Joe Young who will be given a run on the ball and interchange with both Boyanton and Andrew Mehrten . Nash is the likely man on the other flank and where he will appreciate and capitalize on any opportunities .

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De La will win in the ruck because Mick Greene is the most highly regarded followere in A Section and Connolly and Maher are dangerous and consistenct ruck rovers and link men . Ormond will more than likely go with Naylor and Herkess off the bench and rely on its roving trio to collect the crumbs .

I see Ormond's forward line as its biggest headache and De La's fitness of one or two of its real champions .

My selection is ORMOND despite its poor run into the finals . I believe they will lift for the occasion and can cover De La's strengths .

If the De La and Ormond game wets the appetite in A Section, then the B Section 1st Semi between Parkside and Fawkner is a gourmet's delight . I was lucky enough to be in the right place atthe righttime last week - University Oval - where the Blacks and Fawkner met in what was really an elimination final . I'm prepared to say it's the best game of Amateur Football I've seen this season and regretted leaving with 15 minutes to go at which time Fawkner led by just 3 points. If Fawkner does well in the final series it should, to quote club secretary Allan Henderson "Build a monument" to Harry Busst . His game last Saturday was sheer inspiration and if he can handle the Black's big men, Nick Heath and James Garde he can certainly handle Parkside's Goran Yoksich . However where Fawkner may come undone is around the packs, as even with the expected return of Mark Majerczak their small men are not in the same league as Parksides John Papas, the ageless King, Griffiths and captain coach John Wise . Majerczak does his best work up forward whilst Greg Mitchell although a hard worker at the ball, lacks the finesse of his more experienced opponents . The ruck-roving duels will be full of interest with Parksides Greg Williams up against Fawkners Brendon Saggers, over whom there is some doubt fitness wise and Mark Tymms a players of great ability and who appears to handle pressure well Fawkner may just have the edge in this area . Up forward the clash between Fawkners Trevor Price and .

Parksides Franklin will have a direct bearing on the result . Price likes to fly from behind but has uncanny judgement and proves his value by rucking on the forward line . Frank Sansonetti may well pick up Fawkners John O'Leary wo did well on Rod Lewis last week . Across the centre Parkside will be looking for drive from Mark Sturgess . However he will not have it all his own way as Andrew Brown of Fawkner will appear as an unknown . The former Old Haileybury player possesses all the skills and will prove a worthy opponent . In the centre we find two of the better players in B Section . Mark Page of Parkside and Steven "Skills" Hills (a very appropriate nickname that) of Fawkner. I suspect they will play wide of one another and that Page will win more possessions but the Fawkner man is possibly the best foot pass in both sides and does not waste a kick, honours will be about even . The Devils will need a big game from Ollie Filipovic and a disciplined one from Freeman . They will surely be tested Rhodes and Stephen Buckley whose kicking to position from full bakc and coolness under byShane pressure last Saturday had much to do with Fawkners win . Fawkner I believe rely heavily on Rhodes . He is an excellent mark for his size and his left foot turn leaves opponents standing . He was well supported by Habgood as was Buckley by Gray . Parksides are fortunate in that Sansonetti can play either centre half back or centre half forward which leaves Bradley free to ruck or fill in at one of the other key positions .

Gee this will be a good game and in going for Fawkner l do so as a result of their display against Parkside back on July 26th . On that occasion they led Parkside to the ball and played with a greater degree of urgency . Last Saturday the pattern was similar in that they had numbers at the ball and worked harder around the ground . They will miss Terry Young who has a broken hand and provided they play to instructions and keep their minds on the job they should prove too fast and slick for Parkside, although I doubt if there will be much in it at the end .

In C Section Ajax should handle the Bentleigh ground better than Banyule and progress to the Preliminary, whilstat Northcote I believe Old Trinity will return to B Section by defeating Thomastown .

Just for the record my selections in the other sections are : D SECTION : PRESTON v Old Mentonians MONASH v Balaclav a E SECTION : ELSTERNWICK v Peninsula O .B .

BULLEEN UNITED v State Bank F SECTION : WHITEFRIARS v Doveto n (They must have laid down last week!)

OLD ESSENDON v U .H .S .O .B .

G SECTION : G .T.V .9 v Parksid e OLD CAREY v Monash Whites 6

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U .19 SECTION 1 : BULLEEN TEMP v De La Salle ORMOND v M .H .S .O .B .

U .19 SECTION 2: ST . BERNARDS v O. Melburnians OLD HAILEYBURY v Collegians U .19 SECTION 3 : IVANHOE v Hampton Rovers ST. KILDA CBOC v Old Paradian s

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Norm Nugent Reviews and Previews D, E, F, G and U19 Matches

REVIEW OF MATCHES PLAYED AUGUST 23 D . The surprise result of the last round was the seventeen point victory by Heathe rton against trend setter Balaclava . As tipped North Brunswick proved too strong for West Brunswick and sent the Magpieway s back t EofSectionn ..8o7m ona s h Blues rejoined the winning listagainst Coburg who fel l a ort maintaicomt i hnge e198 7h o rm . O Ivanhoe with a sixteen goal victory Powerhouse from the section . Today's first semi final preview saw Preston return to the winning listsent at the expense of Old Mentonians .

E . Great results for your tipster were those in the last round of E Section as your tipster picked the five winners . State Bank proved too strong for an inaccurate Brunswick . Unbeaten leaders Bulleen United maintained their enviable record against Williamstown while Peninsula Old Boys ran out very easy winners over Clayton . Old Geelong were too talented for the bottom side University Reds who now can regroup in F Section come 1987 . Elsternwick played with dash against St. Bedes and emerged comfortable victors .

F . Another spectacular tipping success was the selection of each F Section winner in the last round of matches . A.N .Z . Bank proved my forecast inaccurate when they offered strong opposition to leaders Old Essendon . University High School Old Boys received only token resistance from Footscray Institute who lost by over thirty goals . Only the accuracy of La Trobe University forwards enable their side to account for Commonwealth Bank who had more of the play . In the remaining two games Doveton and St. Andrews kicked cricket type scores against Whitefriars and St . Leonards respectively The heavy defeat of Whitefriars must have proven disheartening as they meet Doveton again today . .

G . Old Carey were not extended as they easily disposed of Eltham College while in the other match G .T.V.9 proved far too strong for Parkside whose display was not in keeping with their previous good form . Monash Whites had the bye .

J .1 . North Old Boys maintained their place in the section when they accounted for University Blues Melbourne High sent Old Scotch from the section when they recorded a huge victory by forty one. goals . De La Salle insures a final's appearance when they easily defeated Marcellin .

In the remaining game leaders Ormond inflicted a ten goal defeat on Old Xaverians. Bulleen-Templestowe had the bye .

J .2 . Only one game was played in this section and it resulted in Old Haileybury easily defeating St .

Bernards and thus maintain second place . In an unusual occurrence finalist Old Melburnians to fifth side Therry while Thomastown and Collegians won by default against University Blacksforfeited and Old Brighton respectively .

J .3 . Two games were played in this section St. Kilda defeated Caulfield Grammarians who have proven a difficult side for the two leading teams over the last two rounds . Hampton Rovers had over one hundred points to spare when they defeated Williamstown . In not an ideal lead up to finals Old Paradians and Ivanhoe received forfeits from Old Camberwell and Monash Blues respectively .

PREVIEW OF MATCHES 30th AUGUST .

D . FIRST SEMI FINAL : Preston and Old Mentonians meet again this week at Monash University . In previous matches this season Preston won at home on June 21 by thirty eight points while last week they won at Keysborough by twenty eight points . Preston's rapid rise sine 1984 has given its players greater final's experience . It has the stronger attack as Hepburn has proven a danger to all Preston opponents while Coach is a proven player with extensive V .F .A . final's experience . Preston lifted their form last week Meese whereas Old Mentonians have lost their last two games against sides which play close and contest with ferocity .

Today I believe Preston will win again .

D . SECOND SEMI FINAL : Monash Blues and Balaclava meet at Pitcher Park for the right to promotion and to Grand Final entry .

Balaclava won their last encounter on August 9 when the accuracy of each side was markedly different .

In their first 1986 meeting Balaclava won on June 14 by thirty nine points . The students have no main focal point on their forward line whereas Balaclava's Crottie is the leading sectional goalkicker . On August 9 while Crottie wa held other Balaclava forwards managed to kick a winning score . The THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1986 7

scoreboard that day showed these players were not subjected to great pressure when they had the opportunity to score . Conversely the Monash inaccuracy that day must have been caused in part by pressure exerted by Balaclava defenders. Attitude will paly a big part in deciding this game and as University sides traditionally play on confidence early success could stimulate Monash to go on to victory . As this factor is indeterminable i select Balaclava because of their earlier victories and their better recent form .

E . FIRST SEMI FINAL : Both Peninsula and Elsternwick had big wins last week and so each should be in fine fettle for today's game at Hampton . Over the season the'Wicks have the better record and I believe they will handle the final's pressure better than Peninsula . In addition Karapidis has been a more reliable goalkicker for Elsternwick than has any one player in the Peninsula line-up . Elsternwick is my selection .

E . SECOND SEMI FINAL : Unbeaten Bulleen United and State Bank meet on the spacious and quality turf of the Harry Trott Oval .

Although the vagaries of the Albert Park winds will suit State Bank better than Bulleen United, the big ground will also enable a fast open game to be played . This will suit Bulleen United whose attack, despite missing the suspended Quarrel, will now be channelled via the evergreen Divirgilto . State Bank reliable forwards Jenkins and Carboon must be watched closely or they could kick their side to victory . However I believe overall talent will see Bulleen United win and thus move to D Section .

F. FIRST SEMI FINAL : Last week ;s opponents Doveton and Whitefriars meet again . Doveton's recent form has been high class and following theirthrashing of Whitefriars lastweek the gold and browns must be favoured to win again . Mallon is proving a focal point for poveton forwards who have been able to boot very high scores over recent weeks . As i cannot see Whitefriars bridging the thrity five goal gap in seven days Doveton is my selection . .

F . SECOND SEMI FINAL : The two leading sides for most of the season Old Essendon and University High School Old Boys meet at St. Bernards. Essendon's only loss this season was to University High by fifteen points on July 26 .

The Essendon side has had two secure avenues to goal via Simmons and Egan whereas the highest University High goal kicker has been Kufner . Last Saturday University High displayed the better form but today I believe Essendon will prove their top rating with victory and promotion to E .

G . FIRST SEMI FINAL : The enigmatic Parkside side meet G .T .V.9 again, this time in Albert Park . On their day Parkside are capable of beating all opponents while G .T .V.9 have many individual stars led byTony Fox . G Section form has been hard to follow but I cannot see Parkside bridging the seventeen goal gap G .T.V .9 was able to build last week so G .T.V .9 should win today .

G . SECOND SEMI FINAL : Old Carey and Monash Whites have won the right to play in this game through consistently good performances during the season . Both have a sprinkling of talented big and little players who combine well around the ground . Carey have a key forward Hearn who can win the game off his won boot .

Skipper McMahon who does weel in ruck duels is able to bring others into the game . For Monash the Salvatore Brothers and Bruce Ninnis are great triers and will give their best al I day . The sides are fairly evenly matched and the result can o either way . Without any great confidence I select Monash Whites .

J .1 . FIRST SEMI FINAL: Bulleen Templestowe and De La Salle meet on the pecularly shaped Oval 2 which in days past was the De La Salle home ground . both sides have had similar seasonal success and are evenly matched .

Bulleen Templestowe may benefit from last week's bye and I fancy them to emerge victorious . De La Salle will contest the outcome until the final siren but I believe the final bell with find them in deficit.

J .1 . SECOND SEMI FINAL : Ormond and Melbourne High School Old Boys meet on the Ross Gregory Oval which may suit the Melbourne High players better because of its size . Ormond has been the leading side all season and I believe they will prove too strong for Melbourne High today .

J .2. FIRST SEMI FINAL : In the first semi final at Old Xaverians, St. Bernards play Old Melburnians who had to forfeit last Saturday which was hardly good preparation for a final . St . Bernards form overthe season has been the stronger and I believe they will win today .

J .2 . SECOND SEMI FINAL : Collegians who lead the section play Old Haileybury at Old Scotch . Colleg ians won their last encounter on August 9 by two goals, so the neutral ground today should bring Old Halleybury closer . Collegians have the better overall performances although statistically Old Halleybury is the better side . To select the winner is a difficult taks. In a line ball decision I select Collegians .

J .3 . FIRST SEMI FINAL : Ivanhoe and Hampton Rovers meet at Melbourne High in what promises to be a hard fought game .

Ivanhoe have given some creditable performances as have Hampton Rovers . There is no doubting the strength of the Rovers defence while Ivanhoe's forwards have been the more active of the two .

Ivanhoe move the ball well around the ground and I believe they will gain sufficient possessions to kick

the winning score over Hampton Rovers .

J .3 . SECOND SEMI FINAL: The season's top sides meet at De La Salle as both Old Paradians and C.B .C . St . Kilda have each suffered only one loss to each other when visiting . Parade will have to check the strong forward play of M ann while St. Kilda must cut the supply lines to Parade's Kerr . Parade must nullify St . Kilda stars namely Fitzroy, Jackson, Dynon and Murphy whilst to nullify Parade's strengths the Saints must quieten Regan, Peyton, Jowett and Beck . I fancy the Paradians to win because I believe their stronger centre line and running players will be able to win the ball often enough to allow their forwards to kick the winning score .

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Collegian s 82 goals A SECTION Ian Roberts Old Melburnians 48 goals B SECTION John Mitchel l 85 goals Old Trinity C SECTION David O'Shaughnessy Heatherton 57 goals D SECTION Daryl Paterso n State Ban k 74 goal s E SECTION David Jenkins 88 goals St. Andrews F SECTION Terrence Wilson Old Carey 58 goals G SECTIO N Richard Hearn Ormond 90 goals U 19 SECTION 1 Glenn Johnson 101 goals Collegians U 19 SECTION 2 Nick Schmidt St. Kilda CBO C 67 goals U 19 SECTION 3 Paul Mann The performance of Collegians' Nick Schmidt (U .19 Section 2) in topping the century is especially noteworthy . * * * * * Spectators at last season's Final Series at Elsternwick Park will recall the heats and final of the "FOSTERS 100" won in fine style by Vaughan Carlin representing A Section and Old Xaverians .

For this season the VAFA Marketing Committee have altered the race from 100 metres to 800 metres and heats will be held as follows : SUNDAY AUGUST 31st - G,F & E SECTIONS at 1/2 time of the B SECTION 1st SEMI SUNDAY SEPT. 7th - D & C SECTIONS at 1/2 time of the B SECTION 2nd SEM I SUNDAY SEPT. 14th - B & A SECTIONS at 1/2 time of the A SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL SUNDAY SEPT. 21st -`FINAL' SECTION at 1/2 time of the A SECTION GRAND FINAL . * * * * *

BEST & FAIREST RESULTS D, E, F, G SECTIONS Congratulations go to the 1986 Best & Fairest Winners and in particular to Vic Zanin of Uni . High School 18 games, a trul y Old Boys who has now won consecutive F SECTION Awards . Vic polled votes in 13 of th e*--A fantastic performance.

G SECTION Tony Fox GTV9 20 votes F SECTION Ossie J .Meehan Meda l Vic Zanin UHSOB 29 vote s E SECTIO N Jack Fullerton Medal T. Paziani s Clayton 25 vote s D SECTION Lionel Pepper Medal A . McGrego r Monash Blues 24 votes

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STATISTICS DID YOU KNOW? ~ B*in Mv. C SECTION BEAUREPAIRES FOR TYRI_S A SECTION De La Salle & Ormond have met on 45 occasions, De La having won 23 and Ormond 22 .

In finals they have only ever met in A Section the first occasions being in the 1980 Prelim . Final when De La 21 .5 defeated Ormond 12 .12 .

Other clashes have been : 1981 1st Semi De La 13 .10 def.Ormond 2.7.

1984 2nd Semi De La 17 .10 def . Ormond 16 .11 .

1984 Grand Final De La 13 .14 def . Ormond 6 .19 1985 Grand Final Ormond 16 .14 def. De La 14 .11 . * * * * * B SECTIO N Fawkner and Parkside have met on 13 occasions, Fawkner having won 7 and Parkside 6 .

In finals they have met but once, in the 1977 C Section Grand Final which saw Fawkner emerge victorious 20 .21 to Parkside 17 .10 . * 10

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Thomastown and Old Trinity have met on 9 occasions, Thomastown having won 6 and Old Trinity 3 .

They have met each other once in finals, the 1983 E Section Grand Final which was to be a Championship season for Thomastown and they defeated Old Trinity 21 .12 to 14.9 .

AJAX & Banyule have never met in a final before . * * * * * In other sections apart from Elsternwick & Peninsula Old Boys who meet in the E Section 1st Semi which the 'wicks won 11 .14 to 7 .9 the remaining sides have never met before in a finals match . * * * * * A reminder that the ABC Vote Count will be held at Elstemwick Park on Wednesday September 3rd at 7.00 p.m . sharp .

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ith Brian Goodanan 100 UP FOR DARK MIDGET As we start the final series, we pause to congratulate Little Kevin Segota on umpiring his 100th match today. Kevin started field umpiring in 1978 with the Dandenong Distric League and joined the V .A.F.A . in 1979 and umpired until 1982 where he then joined the V.FL . cadel squad, Kevin rejoined the VA .FA . (due to a small stomach problem) in 1986 .

Kevin's achievements in his short career so far are : 'D' Res. Grand Final, `C' Res . Grand Final, 'B' Res .

Grand Final and 'D' Senior Grand Final .

Kevin says his highlights were gaining selection to the 'A' Section Panel and umpiring a 'B' Section match at Elsternwick Park with his older brother Joe .

Kevin remembers that day very well, because no matter what happened "Segota" paid the wrong decision .

Well done, Kevin on this milestone and we hope you will continue to achieve success for many years to come .

This week I would like all umpires to read and remember this article submitted by Wayne Henry.

The Umpire - A Winner?

I am honoured to have received this appointment .

But I will not be content until the final siren sounds to end the game and I have achieved my prime objective. I have given my utmost performance. There is no -)lace for a second rate job, I want to be a winner. I have to perfor ~ from the ground up - from the souls of my feet, rot up to my head, every part of my body has to be committed - my brain, my legs, my heart, espec. .ally my heart . My finest hour, my greatest fulfilment of all I hold dear is that moment when I have worked my heart out in a good cause and slump exhausted at the conclusion of the game - victorious - A Winner.

After an extensive recruiting campaign at the end of last season it appeared as though we would have sufficient numbers to cater for all matches .

However, when training commenced in early February a big number of those people who indicated their desire to umpire did not appear.

Also, during the course of this season we have lost 21 field umpires for various reasons .

Fortunately, we may not have had the quantity but we certainly have the quality and this has shown in the number of younger field umpires who have progressed through the sections, therefore the future looks very bright, especially for 1987, if these umpires can be retained .

We were most fortunate this year to have Pat Bowd as our Training Supervisor and he was ably assisted

by Graham Cavanagh, and I thank both fellows for their expertise in the quality and variation of training .

To our goal umpres Adviser, Julian Velleman who again has done a marvellous job with the goal umpires . I thank him for his efforts and support, and due to Julian's coaching the goal umpires are a tight knit and dedicated group.

I also take this opportunity to publically thank my "right hand man" Graeme Simpson for his tireless efforts, his guidance and tolerance this season .

Amateur football is certainly the richer for having Graeme in their ranks for so long and recognition of his service to the Amateurs was acknowledged earlier this season .

The following "ex umpires" who have observed matches this year in rain, hail or shine deserve praise and recognition for their contribution to umpiring, namely, Roy Johnston, Ken Jorgensen, Peter King, Wayne Lyons, Foster Rosse tto and Graham Cavanagh .

THE BLACK LIS T To all tea, ns participating in the Finals I wish them well and also to our umpires who will be officiating BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE (Sen . & Res .) - (Ca) - $10 this is the culmination of months of hard work, of OLD BRIGHTON (Cb & Cc) - $2 0 blood, sweat and tears, and to walk out onto the ground to umpire a Final is the just reward for your OLD HAILEYBURY (Sen . & U .19) - (Ca) - $10 efforts OLD MENTONIANS (Cb & Cc) - $2 0 . Yours in Sport , ST. ANDREWS (Cb) - $10 Neville Nash.

GTV-9 (Cb) - $1 0 THE BLACK LIST NORTH OLD BOYS U19 (Cb & Cc) - $20 (Ca) - Failed to phone final scores by 5 p.m . DE LA SALLE U19 (Ca) - $5 Reserves by 3 p.m . - FINE - FIVE DOLLARS .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS U19 (Ca) - $5 (Cb) - Also failed to phone scores by 5.30 p.m .

THERRY U19 (Ca) - $5 - FINE - TEN DOLLARS .

OLD PARADIANS U19 (Ca) - $5 (Cc) - Failed to phone scores (if necessary) or MONASH BLUES U19 (Ca) - $5 details to Press Correspondent by 6 p .m . (B Sec. (Ca) $5 HEATHERTON RES tion details - 6 .30 p .m .) - FINE - TEN OLD IVANHOE RES. (Ca) - $ 5 DOLLARS .

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A SECTION 1st Semi Final at Elsternwick Park DE LA SALLE v ORMON D Field: Kevin Segota, Brian Goodman Goal: Mike Murray, Don Hillier Boundary: Glen Clark, Bret Holcombe RESERVES - DE LA SALLE v COLLEGIANS Field: Justin Toohey Goal: Mark Holcombe Boundary: Colin Segota Emerg .Field: Justin Toohey Duty Officer: Peter Frenc h B SECTION 1st Semi Final at Elsternwick Park PARKSIDE v FAWKNE R Field: Peter Wiseman, John Holwood Goal: Tom Wyles, John Hall Boundary., Greg Williams, Ian Bailey RESERVES - ST. BERNARDS v ST . KILDA Field: Ian Stollery Goaf: Michael Lentini, Neil Johnston Boundary: Marcus Horwood, Jamie Lynch Emerg.Field: Ian Stoller y Duty Officer: Peter Frenc h C SECTION 1st Semi Final at Bentleigh AJAX v BANYUL E Field Ron Lippold, Shane Urwin Goal: Bob Dunstand, Tom Wyles Boundary: Alan Stubbs, Tim Shearer Duty Officer., David Scott RESERVES (1st SEMI) HAMPTON ROVERS v BANYULE Field: Peter Harri s Boundary: Andrew Casey, Matt Johnston 2nd SEMI FINAL AT NORTHCOTE THOMASTOWN v OLD TRINIT Y Field: Ken Coglan, Colin King Goal: Bernie Hoare, John Hall Boundary: David D'Altra, David Bierton RESERVES (1st SEMI ) THOMASTOWN v AJAX Field: Ron Smit h Duty Officer: Noel Rundl e D SECTION 1st SEMI AT MONASH UNI .

PRESTON v OLD MENTONIANS Field Andrew Gil, Paul Cherry Goal: Ian Malcolm, Kevin Barker Boundary: Robert Hill, Mick Kenn a

RESERVES (2nd SEMI) PRESTON v BALACLAVA Field: Pat Maebu s Duty Officer: Jim Hawkins 2nd SEM AT OVAL 4, MONASH v BALACLAV A Field.- Wayne Henry, Peter Keogh Goal: Gary Clancey, Ken Pitcher Boundary: Matt Szylit, Tim Reid RESERVES 1st SEMI , OLD MENTONIANS v MONASH Field: Ken Walke r Boundary: Michael Morris Duty Officer: Don McQuee n E SECTION 1st SEMI AT HAMPTON ROVERS ELSTERNWICK V PENINSULA O .B. Field: Steve McCarthy, Steve Clinch Goal: Bill AhIm, Ron Gunsto n Boundary: David Pearson, Frank Martinez RESERVES (1st SEMI ) BULLEEN UNITED v ELSTERNWICK Field: Andrew Belcher Boundary: Richard Goodwin, Ian Dreyer Duty Officer: Alex Johnso n 2nd SEMI AT HARRY TROTT BULLEEN UNITED v STATE BANK Field: Richard Tracey, Andrew McCrae, Goal: Don McKenzie, Michael Lentini, Boundary: Harry Leigh, Frank Costigan RESERVES 2nd SEM I STATE BANK v BRUNSWICK Field: Glen Trestrai l Duty Officer: John Miles .

F SECTION 1st SEMI AT LA TROB E DOVETON v WHITEFRIARS Field: Brian Walsh, David Sime Goal: Rod Clarkson, Sue Cavanagh Boundary: Michael Nugent, Paul Rapkee RESERVE : DOVETON V WHITEFRIARS Field: Ted Keating , Duty Officer: Ray Walsh 2nd SEMI AT ST . BERNARDS OLD ESSENDON v UHSOB Field: Clive Driscoll, Robert Bell, Goal : Chris Rosemire, Neil Johnston Boundary: Graeme McGeedy, David Cockeral RESERVES : OLD ESSENDON V UHSOB Field: Richard Webbe r Duty Officer: Peter Nathan

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G SECTION 1st SEMI AT OVAL 11 , PARKSIDE v GTV9 Field: Michael Ford , Boundary: Greg Slade, Jeff Higgins Duty Officer: Manson Russel 2nd SEMI AT BULLEEN UNITED MONASH WHITES v OLD CAREY Field: Mark Huntingto n Boundary: Andrew Jamison, Sharon Alga r

UNDER 19 SECTI O N 2 1st SEMI AT OLD XAVERIAN S ST. BERNARDS v OLD MELBURNIANS Field: David Wilso n Boundary: Mathew Mercieca, Steven Maebus 2nd SEMI AT OLD SCOTC H COLLEGIANS v OLD HAILEYBURY Field: Brandon Rei d Boundary : Dan Spencer, Martin Lalor Duty Officer: Richard Elliot t

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 1st SEMI AT OVAL 2 BULLEEN/TEMP. v DE LA SALLE Field: Neil Wilso n Boundary: David Pitcher, Ben Seracosky Duty Officer: Tony O'Callagha n 2nd SEMI AT OVAL 13 ORMOND v MHSOB Field: Andrew Mullal y Boundary: Tim Linehan, Leah Gallagher Duty Officer: Manson Russe l

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 1st SEMI AT MELBOURNE HIGH IVANHOE v HAMPTON ROVERS Field: Mark Bushfield Boundary: Shane Bolland, Neil Spitzer Duty Officer: Harry Thomas 2nd SEMI AT DE LA SALL E OLD PARADIANS v ST. KILDA CBOC Field: John Murnane , Boundary: Terese Bolger, Andrew Reichtman Duty Officer: Cliff Bastow

100 TO NICK SCHMIDT Congratulations from all Collegians, and no doubt all Amateur Football Supporters, are extended to the Lions Uf19 (Zone 2) Full-Forward Nick Schmidt who kicked his Hundredth goal for the season against Old Melburnians on the 16th day of August, 1986 .

Hs is the first, and perhaps the only V .A .F.A . footballer to reach the 100 goal target in 1986 .

Nick, who is a key to the U/19's Premiership hopes, is currently celebrating his achievement somewhere on the Gold Coast! All Collegians have their fingers crossed that he is not enjoying himself too much and will return in sufficient time and satisfactory shape to dominate in our Second Semi Final game against Old Haileyburians .

Well done Nick .

50 Games to " Dobbo" Ashley Dobson also knotched up his 50th game last week . Dobbo joined the club in 1984 and immediately stamped his mark on the half back or back pocket positions . A solid defender never giving the rovers or ruck rovers a rest Dobbo the "Quiet Achiever" can always be relied on to clear the ball under pressure with a minimum of fuss . Congratulations from all at O .T.s Dobbo, looking forward to your next 50 .

Christopher Brent 50 Games : C .B . who has always had an uncanny sense of timing, not to mention goal sense, surprised all and sundry in arriving back from his offshore extravaganza just in time for the finals AND his fifty games .

Chris has somehow in his travels managed to loose some of his "Bulk" from previous years to step comfortably into the firsts side and the upcoming finals . Chris topped the E and D Sections goalkicking in 1984/85 respectively and has lost none of his old magic in 1986 . Well Done C.B .

Next Weeks Finals Fifty's - Ian Wallace, Chris Glass, Steve Stoddart .

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ST. KEVIN'S O.B.F.C. invites applications for coache s for Seniors Rese rves & Under 19's .

All applications should be forwarded to the Secretary, 6 Kooyong Road, Armadale, 3143 .

Any queries may be directed to Michael Holmes on 860 2787.

MARQUEE LUNCHES available A & B Section Grand Finals September 20th and 21st 12 Noon - 2 .00 p.m .

FINALS 50s AT OLD TRINIT Y 50 Games Nick Sammut: Congratulations go to Nickalus "The Gaff" Sammut who played his 50th game last week against Kew . Always keeping a low profile around the club Nick made a dramatic appearance onto the ground last week wearing the infamous "White Boots" of Carman, Mercer, Maizels fame, ending up on the bench, the curse lingers on . Nick is a fine contributor at all social functions despite consistant and ongoing lines of abuse to all and sundry . The club and supporters again congratulate you for you 50 and hope you have the proper boots on for todays match .

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24 B Kelly 25 K Grafen 26 D Higgins 27 D Stoddard 28 D Johnson 29 D Lyons 30 F McMahon 31 S Pignata 32 M Smith (vc) 33 R Smit h

Coach : Ray MacGil l 1 . A. Phillips 2 . M. Beazley 3. T . Drummond 4. J. Dixo n 5.S. Reid 6. C. Wilson 7 . R . War & A. Kennedy d 9. H . Matsoukis 10.F. O'Connor 11 . G . Stamboulis 12 . R . Chapman 13 . M . Wilkes 14 . A . Sainsbury 15 . T . Scrinis 16 . S . Moody 17 . A . Harri s 18 . D . Baker t9 . A . Tulloch 20 . A . !ssell 21 . G . Heeley 22 . A. Webster 23, A. Fersichetti 24 . S. Harries 28. D . Lott

34 T Rycroft 35 C Wmoky 36 W Rowe 37 P Manmx 38 M Manmx 39 A Klarica 40 S Ellis 41 C EII ot 42 F Bourke 43 F Byrne 44 J Donegan 45 F Crated

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Coach: Brian Lewi s 1 . M. Iles 2 . F. Burgoine 3 . C . Barbaro 4 . C . Bon d 5 . C. Doolan 6, D . McAllister 7. M . Dowling B. R. Lewis 9. B. Dempsey 10. M . Wakefield 1- . J . Overman 1- D . Abfalter 13 . M . Fahe y 14 . S. Melican 15 .S, Grach 16. F . Freeman 17, A. Slavin 18. M . Frewen 19 . A . Nastr i 20 . J . Fraser(dvc) 21 . L Gollan t 22 . S McKnight 23 . R. Miller 24. F . Klaaysen 25. M . Mallinson 26. S . Tobi n 27 . B. O'Donohue 28 . S . Spicuglia 29 . F. Guicas 30 . D . Clark(vc) 31, M. Daffey (c) 32.T .Jo~nston 33, F . Sonmon 34 . M . Do le 35 . L. Daffey 36. T . McCormack 37. F . Comito 38. D Tigh e 44 . C Whitehead(dvc) 34 A . Nugen t

1 Co x 2 . Connell 3 . Daw 4 . NewsteaJ 5 . Dixo n & Bustard 7 Breslin 8 .WOoi 9 . Mille r 2 . Thompson 13. Donal d 14. P•Aitsopoulos 15. Sinclai r 16 . 0 Connor 17. Middleton 18 . McMahon 19, Muldoon 20 . Casey 21 Anders 23 .Johnson 24 .Feppani 27 Greene 30. Buckley 31 . Hankin 32. Bramich 33. Durling 36 Tinsley 37 William s

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1 N. Evans 2 . M . Comron 3 . T . Blackman 4 C. Thomas 5. A. Davies 6. N . Schmidt 7 . R . Thompson (vc) 8 . D. Wa n 9 . R . Brigtia 11 .A.Toban 12. H . Stephens 13. W . Daly 14. R. Herman 15. S . Li e 16, A . Wallis

A Armstrong T Wilson C Raymond A Moffat

8 F Nelson 9 J Dowd 10 S Bunny 11 N Johnstone 12 T Smit h 13 B ABeckelt 14 T Turner 15 D.Cuming 16 F Woo 17 B Niali d i8 A Gow 19 A DadJo 20 M Kin g A D MacDougall MacDonald ":. R Chapma n

17 . M . Byrne (dvc) 18 . M . Hartigan 19 .S. Braser(C) 20 . G . Griffith

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22. C. Noakes 23. R . Johnston 24, C . Seaton 26 T. Williams 28 . R . Savedra 33 . G . Shankland 40 C. Rya n

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2 J . Wood 3 F. Merret 4 C . McVilly 5 . G. Phillip s 6 . M . Constable 7 . F . Flockart 9 . S Grend a 10 . C. Gregson 11 . J . Ra e 12. F . Bennett (Jvc) 14 T . Dora n 17. C. Farr 18. F . Hendricks 19, W. Cox (vC) 20, F . Shinkfield 21 . D. Merrell 22 R . Stewart(C) 23 . M . Larkworthy 24 . S . Dangerfield 25 .F.Bowman 26 . E . Mudg e 27, D . Scavnich 29 . D . Lea r 33, D . Bricker 36 M . Steel 38 C.Lane 39, A. StJ, Hood 40 . J . Hick s 41 L . Bingham 42 M Stevens

1 . S . Andrews 2 . S. Martin 3. P . Manual 4.E .Newboli 5 . D. Cartwright 6 . S . Hal l 7 . M . Donohue 8 . M . Stanley 9. M . Sheddo n 10. T . Anderson 11 . A . Thompson 12 . A . Blain 13 . J . Wordsworth 15 . B . Adam s 16 . A. Tragardh 17. A. Zanatta 18. P . Fettingill 19 . D. Bona 20 . S . Clark e

21 . M. .Parkinson Thackwray 22 . S 23. M . Lenagacher 24. S . Monev 25. C .Tucker

Coach : Brian Cox 1 S. McDonald 2. D. Fhelan 3 M . Lyo n 4 M . McKellar 5 . K .Kennedy 6 T. Worland 7 D. Deluca 9 B . Narramore 10 I . Boyl e 11 . D . Hampton 12 D . 0 Connor 13 P Griffit h 14 . F . Engelkamp 15 D . Burgess 16 G . Oug h 17 M McLean 18 M. Moss 19 R . Tub b 20 S . Devereaux 22 .J . Harper(C) 23 D. Nish 24 A, Torpy 26 J . Mather 30 D, Mason 31 . S . Quinn 33 L . Bergamin 34 M . Torpy 35 G . Hoggett 38 G Clements 46, S, Hyman 53 L . Furchell 60 E Melnja k

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UNDER 19 SECTION 3 2nd SEMI FINA L O.PARADIANS v ST. KILDA CBOC

Coach : Michael Doherty Team Manager: Gary Spokes 1 .F .Shannon(C) 2. K. McInerney (vc) 3 . A. Smith (dvc ) 4 . F . Nailer 5 . G . Keogh 7 .M .Tomosoni 8 . D . Beck 9 . B . McKelson 10. M . Mullavey 11 . M . Cotter 12. V . Hedger 14. F . Brown 15 . A. Peyton 16 . N . Ker r 17 . G . Jowett 18 .R . Cugno 20 . R . Fritchard 21 . M . Ferr y 22 . 0. Abrahams 23. A. Regan 25. F . Nai m 30. E . Fimentel 31 . F . Ro e 34 . A. Doherty 38 . J . Turnbull 41 . D . Freeman 47 . T . Cabassi 55 . D . Nibali 69 .F. Brennan 71 F, Jackson

Coach : Frank Avitabl e

1 . N . Col e 2 . N . Hassett 3 . S . Power 4 . A . Ferrucio 5 . S . Fraser 6 . R . Oakley 7 . M . Murrihy(c) 8 . G . Soss a 9. J . Harrod 10. G . Dragovitch 11 . J . Hun t 12. C. Marshall 13. F . Devos 14. S. McGarrity 15. C. Simmonds 16. B . La Castro 17 . C. Schidler 18 . D . La Fontaine 19 . S . Algeri (dvc) 20 . F. Mann 21, A . Pearl 22 . G. Benton 23 . F. Dynon 24 . N . Fitzroy 25 . D. Phelan 26. V . lanchello 27 . T. lanchello 28. S. Williams 29. B. McNeil 30. B . Fewer 31 . A. McGaw(vc) 32.J. Clagnan

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Coach : Colin Crampto n

1 . F. Murphy 2 . J . Murphy 3.A 4. A..Beams Dellervergin 5. C., Morri s 6 . S. McNai r 7 . F . Thomas ( dvc) 8 . J . Wise 9 . C . Ebinger 10 . M . Allen 11 . N . Sloan 12 . K . Maxfield 13. G . Miethe 14. J . Annesley 15 . G . Newnham 16 . R . Gild 17 . D . Clerehan 18 . J . Merkovich 19 . B . Fox 20. J . Goudge 21 . N . Smith (C) 22. D. Gray (vc) 23. C. Louchard 24. R. Grimble 30 . R . Mackay 37 .T .Fox(coach )

K . Allen S . Arnett J . Bastow W. Buckhorn D. Blakeborough D. Burrow s D. Campbell R. Clark e K. Crapper D . Cresting F . Duckworth R . Gar d W . Graham M . Hartigan K . Harty A . Herberg B . Irwi n S . Locke J . Marti n S . McGowan T. McMurtry B. Nichols D . Noormets C. Favi a G . Ridd M . Rudd W . Solerno F . Swain A . Symes T . Serafin i G . Simmonds R .thorpe G . Wels h S . Wels h S . Wilson (C) A. Woodhead R. Youn g No numbers given

1 . P. Brooker 2 . N . Glasson 3. J . Young

4. M . Petrescu 5. P King 6 . D. Ralp h 7. J . Salvatore 8 . R. Santamaria 9 . D. De Pace 10. J . Donnelly 11 . D . Gemmola 13. B . Kenn y 14. N . Salvatore 15. T. Gualano 16. D. Graham 19. P. Wiggins 20. G . Leech 21 . W. Farley 22. M . Gemmola 24. B . Ninni s 25. D. Clifton 26. M . Kotsanis 27 . A. Kenny 28. N. Crampton 30. N. Crocker 31 . F. Kavanagh 34. A. Hol t

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2 CJ Mason 3 NJ Hughes 4 M .A Crowe 5 . D H . Barclay 6 . G S Harrison 9 . PF. Harrison 10. M .J. Borrack 11 . D.J . Sutton 14 G E Feutrill 15 TJ Hughes 16 GR White 17 . S R Santamana 18 D M Mullen s 21 AG . Coghlan 23 PA Ciardulli 25 S .J Huntley 27 M .J Reidy 29 B F Dun n 31 . M .J . McClelland 33 DJ Brown

57. S . Bolton 50. V. Bourke 10 . W. Brown 46. C. Brown 28. P. Charles 1 . I . Chisholm 25 . T. Chiodo 16. D. Dicello 71 . C. Elliott 33. I. England 8. M. Evans 22 . J . Hands 21 . R. Hear n 3. P. Hogan 2. R . Keppell 38. P. Keys 7. S . Legear 27. R . McAuley 6 . C. McHarg 24 . T. McMahon 49 . S . McPherson 26 . J . McQui e 9. S. McRae 15. G. Mitchell 32 . G. Neate 11 . M. Petty 17. G . Rae 29. B. Sandal 12 . M . Sheedy 58. T. Styles 31 . S. Wheele r

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34 PT Blakey 40 T Tierney 42 G S . Puglia 44 D M Crowe 45 J P Bonnyman 46 VA Sull y

47. PG . Rohan 48 AV McClelland 50 J J . Coghla n

Coach: Victor Zani n

Coach : K . Fletcher 3. J . McEncroe 4. W. Wilson 5 . A . Mirakian 7 . R . Alla n 8 . G . Turner 9 . A . Day 11 . M . Fric e

1 B Hammond 2 P Brodi e 4 G Hillbnck 5. P Cormick & A . Adhere 7. J. Stanley 12 . P O'Donnell 13 C. Price 14 S Chisholm (VC) 15 P.Ashwoo d 16 R Gibbs 19 M Wilson 20 M . Polglaise 21 B . Goodwin 27 P Giddens 29. R Kay 30.PEyre 32 . D Cormick 33. J Murhead 34 M Pag e

35 G Mallon (C) 36 . W Burgess 43 I Parke r 48 M. Germano 50 R Forgiann i 58 . D. Hardie 62 . D. Ma ir 66 . K . Wilson

12 . A . Lutterschmidit 13 .G .Bowden 14 . M . Ega n

15 . S . Bishop 20 . C . Bilby 21 . L. Shaw 22 . D . Willaton 23 . S . Walke r 25 . B . Fanagiatopoulos 26 . F . Crameri 27 .R .Thomson 29 . F . McKenzi e 33 . A . Ainsworth 35 . S. Lee 37 . D . Robinson 44 .S.Farker 45 . C. McKay 50 . M . Vaxarlis 51 J. Simmon s

22. N . Andrews 55. G . Buckma n 9. D. Cattanach 5.F . Dekoning 37 G . Edwards 19. & Ferguson 21 . A . Flave l 24 R . Flavel 59. C . Gamble 26 C Gathercol e 3 A Greenwood 16 N . Hollan d 6 A Hunter 8 K Hunter 10 G . Johnson 12 T. Ker r 25 H . Korpetutuncu 2 A Kountios 1 T . Kutner 33 B .Lug g 56 J . Merriman 34 J . Palmer 23 A .Sanchyn 51 D . Thomas 44 F . Vesetas 42 D . Wallace 20 r- Wood 13 V Zani n

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Coach : Mike McArthur-Allen Reserves Coach : Geoff Reilley 1 H Tonki n

2 F Schuhkratt 3 T Boyanton 4 R Barnes 5 D McDonald 6 M Buckley 7 G . Fishe r 8 G Andrew 9 C Tonkin 10 G Ritchie 11 R Strahan 12 A Mehrten 13 P Kingston 14 G Herkess 15 G . Burke 16 R . Eishol d 1 7 F Sutherland 18 A Hil l

19 M Dawson 20 B Nas h 21 G . Singleton 22 F Kitely 23 F McDonald 24 S McCooke 25 F Forsyth 26 F Mehrten 27 M Crampton 28 S Morris 29 G Petering 30 J Young 31 G Thorne 32 M McDonald 33 M Amo n 34 G Russell 35 R Beard 36 R Stewart 37 D Robertson 38 F Milne r

39 D Crottoe 40 M Tobin 41 R Oaten 42 F Ker r 43 F Harrngton 44 M Gilmore 45 S Callow 46 M Anderson 47 M Crampton 48 D Nes s 49 S Freney-Mills 50 S Burke 51 J McAlroy 52 C Hanrahan 54 T Stewart 55 M Waugh 56 T Hac k 57 B Richards

Coach : John Pollard Reserves Coach : Pat McConville 1 G McHenry 2 F, Barry 3 C Anderson 4 M Greene 5 F Leonard 6 F Devereux 7 R Williams 8 J Meckrff 9 T Cooke 10 D Tessie r 11 W McDonnell 12 M Conroy 13 F Beddoe 14 M Bri a 15 G Connolly 16 W Gaspanm 17 F Rya n 18 D Fisher 19 B Hanrahan 20 J Buckley 21 M Deveson 22 S Nas h 23 F Maher 24 M Lowe 25 M Smith 26 J Carr 27 D Lloyd 28 S Murphy 29 A Klarica 30 M Gurney 31 S Davey 32 M Lawson 33 C Campbell 34 8 Waldron 35 F Waldron 36 F Kerm 38 D Shields 39 M Casey 40 1' Kennedy 41 D Williams 42 N Mitchell-Hill 43 D Harrington 44 A Spencer 45 C McClounan 46 M Fogarty 47 B Kellett 48 M Bolt 49 J Sm,th 50 F Renme 51 D Kinsella 52 M Hagen 53 R Hunter 54 M Harrington 55 1 Mullal y 56 R Hayes 59 F Rvan

Coach : P . Aarons to C Warner 11 T Bennet 12 G . Cook 16 N . Hibbins 20 M Whittaker 21 F Mildord 24 D . Tadgell 25 A Bau m

26 J Twi g 27 F Sanders 30 N Chosick(C ) 32 M Ammann 35 F Tactua l 36 N Pike 37 C Coyne 40 R Walke r 43 M Comley (vc) 46 B Scannell 47 J . Ingleto n 52 G. Feck 53 M Davis 56 J Smith 57 Phil Swan 58 Peter Swan 59 R Lancaster 61 R Oliphant 77 C Mgson

Coach: John Pollard Reserves Coach : Pat McConvill e

Coach : John Wis e

1 . G . McHenry 2, F . Barry 3 C. Anderson 4, M . Greene 5 .F . Leonard 6 .F . Devereux 7, R, Williams 8 J . Meckiff 9 .T . Cooke 10 . D . Tessier 11, W. McDonnell 12, M . Conroy 13 F. Beddoe 14 M . Brie 15. G . Connolly 16. W. Gasparini 17,F . Rya n 18. D Fisher 19, B . Hanrahan 20 . J . Buckley 21 M, Deveson 22 S. Nash 23 . P . Maher 24,M .Lowe 25 . M . Smith 26 J . Carr 27 D. Lloyd 28 S . Murphy 29 A . Klarica 30. M . Guiney 31 S . Davey 32, M. Lawson 33. C Campbell 34 B . Waldron 35 F . Waldron 36 F Kerin 38 D, Shields 39 . M Casey 40 F Kennedy 41, D Williams

1 J . Wis e 2 M . Mars h 3 F Sonsonetti 4 G . Griffith s 5 T . Gar d 7, G, Yoksich 8 R . Shanahan 10 M . Sturgess 12 T, Candy 15 .J.Fapas 17 C . Freeman 19 R . Gard

20 . M, Pag e

23 M . Sherlock 24 G . Williams 25 G .Shaw 26 M . Bradley (vc) 27 C Waters 28 T. Franklin 29 M,Rowe 31 J . King 33 F Evans 34 T Favia 35 .0 Filipovlc 36 F Torre 37 F Coleman 40 A Shaw 42 B Glasgow 45 F Misurelh

Coach : K . Morriso n Reserves Coach : Peter Harvey

Coach : Mark Tellefson Team Mana ger David Mill s

i . M . Ty ms 2 T . Yo u 3 G . Bus 5 . S . Little 6 R . Wilson 7 . D. Cropley 8 .! . Habgood 9 J . O'Leary 11 K Busst 12 . F . Tymms 13,S . Hills 14, M . Roach 19. F . Kerslake 20, S_ Rhodes 24. S . Buckley 29. M. Barrett 31 B . Baggers 33 F . Majerczak 34. D . Ruggiero 37 M . Middlemo 38 J . Ross 43, D . Gil l 44, G . Mitchell 45 M . Majerczak 47 A . Brown 51 N . Horvath 53, T . Price 54 . 0 Virtue 62 T, Kavanagh 72 C Weir

7 J Madden 9 D Bsviano 13 G Busch 18 B Grills 19, D Bibby 20 M Reid 23 P Luchetta 25 P Exton 29. M. Tellefson (C) 31 T Considine 32 P McMahon 33 C 0 Halloran 35 K Buhagiar 37 P Lub y 38 R Mill s 41 G Kallunkos 42 G Neylan 45 D Perryman 48 P Caddy 49 P Cosgnff 52 C Ray (VC) 54 D Jackson 55 D Blackley 56 P Jones 57 S Ldd,cutt 59 J Powell 60 A Debolfo 70 C Call nan 77 J Fah y

42 N, Mitchell-Hill 43 D Harrington 44 A Spencer 45 . C . McClounan 46 M Fogart y

47 B. Kellett 48 M Bolt 49 J Smith 50 F Rennie 51 D . Kinsella 52 M Hagen 53 R Hunte r 54 M Harrington 55 T Mullal y 56 R Hayes 59 F Rya n

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Coach : Vince La Rag y Reserves Coach : Peter Darvell 1 . F . Smit h 2, M. Lopes 3, J. Howard 4. B . Boy d 5. M . Gillan (vc) 6, W . Gilmore 7, C. Capiron (c ) 8 F . Blakely 10 F . buzza 11 . M Driscoll 12. A Avitable 13. F . susovich 14 B .Jones 15 . M . Lake 16 G . Baker 17. B . Delaney 18 M . Latham 19 M Kay 20 A . Riddel l 21 . F La Fontaine 22 K, Graham (cr) 23. M . Clinch 24 S Long 25 A Reiche 26 B Cummins 27 D Shipp 28. S. Meenan 29. I Hammam 30 F Thynn e 31 M . Thynne(vcr) 32 F Burn s 33 C petritsch 34 W Ranieri 35 A Brandwood 36 F Berenger 37 . M Doyl e 38 G Jacksom 39 G Healy 40 M Hodder 41 D Mason 42 J Naughton 43 R OCallaghan 44 M Howard 45 W Haddad 46 B Faulkhead 47 A Perki n 48 F 0 Dea 49 J Stewart 50 B Gil l 51 J Murnhy 52 J Naughton 53 S Gilmore 54 J Wig g 55 G Broadhead 56 J Mulqumey 57 L Nardella 58 R Clinc h 59 M Mullaly 60 w F dier

C SECTION 1st SEM I FINA L A .J.A.X. V BANYUL E

Coach: Phil Davi s

1 M . Zemski 3, A . Burstin 4, G . Basser 6 . S . Bendel 7 . G. Vetleman 8 . M . Feldy 9 . R . Verstandig 11 . L. Burstin 13 . M . Roseman 14 . A . Kausma n

15 . R . Friedman (dvc) 16 . R . Marks (C) 20. H . Rosner 22 . B. Josem 23. D. Marks 24 . B.Cohen 25. M . Gross 28. D. Roth 29. D. Briskin 32. R. Kaye (vc) 34. M. Adler 36. F . Fewinter 38, A. Klooger 40, M. Halphen 41, A. busty n

43 . A. Michmacher 45 S Zielinsk i 54 D, Shostak

1 . C. Holst 3 . S . Smith 4 . Cl, Legge 5 . C. Ladd 7,S . Mikac 8, G . Foste r 10 . M . Fraumano 11 . M . Fidler 13. M . O'Brien 14, D. Allard 15, S . Gra y 17 G . Williams 21 . B . Quilliam 22 . J . Gilham 24 C . Williams 25. M . Power 26. S . Scullin 28 R . Brockwell 30 B . Gillie s 31 G. Anderson 32 . G. Wall e 34 . C Stevens 37 G . Fyers 39 D . Hoare 40, W . Gibson 46 A Short 52 S Coulson

C SECTION RESERVES 1st SEMI FINA L THOMASTOWN v A.J .A .X.

RESERVES Coach : David Gann Runner : Alan Everit t

1 G Medwin (Capt ) 2 R Buller 7 P Hopper 9 A Anastasiou 10 R Gleason 11 A Fleming 14 B Jenkins (DVC) 17 W Powel l

18 Ken Harling (VC )19 G Albert 20 C Coonan ' 22 S Czerny 25 S Hamtlton 26 . C Hudson 28 S Riley 30 C Fellows 32 B McCredden 34 J Black 35 A La Rosa 36 M Colledge 38 G Kernaghan 39 P Cowland 41 G Kyroussis 42 M ButUgieg 43 V Care 47 K Crompton 51 JTheodorou 52 K Chandler 53 E Cummando 56 P Colosimo 57 S Cinera n

59 D Parsons 60 W Ferretto 62 G Nassios 71 D Walls

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C SECTION 2nd SEMI FINAL THOMASTOWN v OLD TRINIT Y

Senior Coach: Harry Harison Runner: Gus Hollan d

2 R Buller 3 S Pac e 4 M Spinoso 5 P Bel l

6. V. Agosta 8 . A. Fellow s 9 . A. Anastasiou 10 R Gleason 12 F Farchione 13 C Pearso n 16 S Assetta (VC) 21 E Lentini 23 D Fellows 24 A Well s

27 R Kelly (DVC) 29, Kev Hartin g 31 A . Murphy 33 D. Cope 34 J Black 35 A, La Rosa 36 M Colledge 37 R Flinn 40 H Hansiou (Capt ) 44 P Broderic k

45 M Sinni 46 J Kalpakis 49 J Bubis 61 J Pavera

D SECTION 1st SEMI FINA L PRESTON v O .MENTONIAN S

C SECTIc,,d RESERVES 2ns S,MI FINA L HAMPTON RL',FERS v BAN YULE

Coach: Andrew Disney Reserves Coach : John Anderson 1 . S. Cowley(c) 2 . C. Robinson 3. A. Allibo n 4 . T . Norma n 5 . D .O Shaughnessy ( vc) 6 . G . Heat h 7 . P_ Yeoman 8 .S .AJgemis 9 . C . Glas s 10 . C . Brent 11 . T. Phillips 12 . J . Davey 13 . J . Gorton 14 . F. Beer(cr) 15 . T . Pontefract 16.D .Gee 17. L . Farrell 18. A. Maizels 19.J. Hop e 20. R . Wadrop 21 . B . Rieniets 22 . P . Robison 23. J. A d gemis 24 . D. Carrol l 25 . E. Borghesi(dvc) 26 . B. Murray 27 . 1 . Wallace 28 . W. Douglas 29 . M . Walters 30 . A. Dobson 31 . D. Atkinson 32 . N. Sammut 33 . P Scott 34 . R . Heath 35. R . Masters 36, j . Carnegie 37. J.F. A dgemis 38. S. Baul d 39. S. Stottart 40. P . Campain 41 . L . Dowling 42. R . Gruen 43. A. Ma rt in 44. H . Maclean 45. G . Ruthven 46. M . Heath 47 . M . Saunders 48 .R .Coombes 49 . C . Harris 50 . A . Taylor 51 . D. Rogers 52 .B .Lumsden 53 .J . Cas h 54 . P. Trebilcock 55 . G . Kennedy 56 . S. Mille r 57 . C. Mravlek 58 . M, Lockwood 59 J . English 60. M. Swiney 66. R. Lewicki 74 J. Anderson

Coach : Gary Nas h 5 . D . Rogerson 7, B . Hibbs 13. R . Melnjak 16. N . Hope 17. B. Bird 18. R. Murphy 21 . G . Co x 22 . F. Curry 23 . D. Devola 27-S . Mulholland 28 . A . Naum,off 31 . F . Favio u 32 . G . Torpy 33 . A. Cervi 34 . F . Kelly (C) 35. A. Huckett 37. W. Boyle 39. K . Ivey 41 . G . Roulent 42. A . Fryo r 43. J . Morecroft 44. J . Hunter 45 . V. Ketis 47 . B . Holstock 49 . F . Cervi 51 . A. Garbett 60 . B . Duell 62 . M . Grimmer 66 . W. Bisset 68, M. Vincent

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Coach: J . Keena n 1 . C. Hols t 2. J . Koury ialas 3.S. Smit h 5 . C. Ladd 6 . F . Williams 7 . S. Mikac 8 . G . Foster 9 . S. Docherty 12 . G . Dunn 16 . F . Adley 17 . G . Williams 18 . F. Harbour 19 . B . Hogan 20. G. Gent 21 . B . Quilliam 23. G . Braddy 24. C . Williams 25. M . Power 27. R . Fiel d 28. R . Brockwell 29 . S . Westley 30 . B. Gillies 31 . G . Anderson 32 . G . Wall e 33 . D . Hobba 35 . T . Muir 36 . D . Turner 38 . R . Wolfenden 41, C. Boucher 42 . A . Mil l 43 . N . Cartledge 44 . C . Wes t 46. A . Short 47 . D. Maloney 48. R . Doherty 49. D. Glass 50. J . Turnbull 52. S . Coulson 53. D. McDonald 56. D . Fratt 57. G . Smythe 60. I . Lydiate

2 . I . De Bono 4. D. Thompson 5. D. Cato n 6. D . Hepburn 7. D . O'Brien 9. F . Caton 10 . J. Mounsey 12 . F Yendall 13 . D . Keirvan 14 . M . Krigger 16 . B . O'Connor 18 . J . Meese 20. M . Faure 24. J . Lowden 25.S.McGowan 26. A. Brydson 31 . D . Bullock 32 . J. Frowse 34, R . Calculi 35 . S. Ryles 36 . N . Maynard 39 . R . Johnstone 45 . H. Krause 46. ! . Blis s 48. C . Christou

2 J Norman 3 R . Newman (VC) 4 . M . Barrett 6 . V. Sciacc a 7 . G . Norton (C) 9 . R . Macquire 11 . D. Meye r

14. D. Rogers 15 . D Sciacca 16 . R . Thompson 17. T. O'Toole 18 . N . Owe n 24. R . Bundey 26. B Scalzo 27 . I . Heath 30. D. Ridley 32 . J. Sl y 34. W. Glue 36. S . Crick 39. R . Beynon 42 . A . Acreman 43 A. Bes t 61 . T Cowell 69 T. Russell 70. 1 Hamilton

Reserves Coach : Phil Vines 5. P. Sadle r 8 . A Varlamos 10. M Durac k 12 . L . Mickelburough 17. T. O'Tool e 18 N Owen 20 . D Holland 21 . C. Ericksen 23 . S . Patch 25 . P Jackson 28 . G . Burns 29 .S . Hogan 30 . D Ridley 33 F. Vines (Cr) 36 S . Crick 37 T. Birch 40 . M . Osborn 41 . T. James 44 . G . Linsday 45 . M Ingram 46 G . Dickson 47. J . Konicanin 48 . D.Johnsen 49 . D Pittard 56 . D. Drew

57 D. Varlamos 58 . M . O'Callaghan 59 . G . Buxto n 62 . T. Stevens 69 . T. Russell 73 . S . Sharp

Reserves Coach Brian Fairweather 31 . R Grant 32 . K . Haeusler 33 N . Searle 34 . J. Quin 35 . W. McDonald 36. M . Ker r 37. B . Ham 39. R . Jones 40. D. Garner 41 . A . Kiers 42 . R . Dean 43 . B. McCormick 44 . J. Tsirtsakis 45. P. Stockdale 46. A . Avahotis 47 . G Thomas 48. P. Andritsos 51 . W . Dynes 52 . J. Taylor 56. R . McCormick 58. M . Hanlon 63. M . Sinclair 65. D . Wood 68. M . Rodger 71 . M . Hay 95. M Stou t

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Coach : John Mees e

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B .A .F.C .

Coach : Brian Ford 1 P Forbes (C) 2 D Carman 3 L Barin g 4 B Cornwell 5 G Gal e 6 P Hamilton 7 A Blackshaw 8 A Barke r

9 C King 10 J Johnstone 11 B Parker 12 D Petrie 13 R Culvenor 14 G Fairweather 15 M Sest

16 P Mentiplay 17 B Hun t 18 A Gray 19 T Whiteside 20 11 ' '3lcroft es g o rtodonl W Gumley 24 X Xenofontls 25 C Forbe s 26 A McGregor (VC) 27 S Connell y 28 P Little 29 W Pangbourne 30 J Sturgess

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Captain Coach : J. Rosewarn e

Coach : M. De Bono

Coach : Max McColl Reserves Coach : R . Freeth

Captain Coach : K. Drina n

Coach: Gary Rosewarn e

I F Gandolfo 2 R Morley 3 5 Dowd

E SECTION 2nd SEMI FINAL BULLEEN UTD. V STATE BAN K

Founded 1906 Coach : Max McCol l

Reserves Coach : R . Freeth

Reserv es Coach : Mick Convery

I F GanJOlro 2 R Morley 3 5 Dow d 4 A Burns 5 B Wdson 6 M Kelly 7 T Mayne 8 B Sharp 9 H Turvey to B Snape t 1 D Drvrtgilro 12 F Laming 13 M LarJne r a J Empey 15 M Flanagan 6 E Walsh t7 D Gandolfo 8 G HOCkmg 19 S Horne 20 T Le e 2 R Mason 22 L Ouarrell 23 s Davis 24 F Flew 25 F Edwards 26 D Atkinson 27 G Creighton 28 D BerkfeiJ 29 W Davey 30 A Smith 31 G Sones 32 S Bassett 33 M Goldsmnh 34 Muhmer 35 R Reath 36 D Robbins 37 S Bow e 38 5 Godfrey 39 S Hounahan 40 M Ferry 41 C Vertch 42 H Roberts 43 M Tymms 44 S Fil l 45 F Speed 46 R Creighion 47 G Con cry 48 M Harns 49 F Green 50 F F dut h 51 D orwin 52 T Will on

a A Burns It5 8 W tson M Kelly

1 K Angwi n 2 D Gregory (VC ) 3 J, Rosewarne (CC) 4 B Rafferty 5 M Hil l 6 A Breslin 7 P Thomson 8 K Palmer 9 B Angwt n 10 P Crotue 11 A O'Keeffe 12 P McGrath 13 N Monaghan 14 R Patterson 17 J Sist

18 D Watson 19 S Withers 23 G Schultz 24 S Gates 25 D Charman (DVC ) 26 P Gratfe n 27 1 Withers 28 H Dickson 29 B Wilson 30 J Follett 33 T Hill

1 N . Calcutt 3 . 0. De Bono 9 . F . Caton 10 . J . Mounsey 1 1 . A, Hodgson 13 . M . De Bono 17 .T . Robinson 19 .1= .Feehan 21 . M . Mitchell 22 . M . Walkely 24 .J.Lowden 25 .S.McGowan 28 A. Allen 32 . C. Smart 33 .S. Mazzeo 37 . E. Kyricou 38 G . Sebeth 40 G . Georgson 41 A. Hunter 42 F . Giglas 43 M. Eames 44 T .Tsoukas 45 . B. Martin 47 B. Wilson 48 .F . Ferguson 49. C. Bennett 59 M . Taranto 73 M Him

3 I McLeod (VC) 7 P Thomso n 9 B Angwin 15 R Nation 16 R Morrison 18 . D Rei d 20 P Scicluna 21 M M❑ tze

22 P Austerberry 26 P Graften 29 B Wilson 31 G Oaten 32 S Hil l

34 B OShannessy 35 M. Taylor 36 R Tangey 37. J Breslin 38 D Smith 39 K Drinan 40 P O'Shannassy 41 P Byrde n 42 T Heywood 45 S Franzi 46 R Calder 47 J Sist 49 R Wilson 52 P Harrison 58 P 0 Sullivan 59 L Padbury

1 C Farrington (Capt 2 S Bean 3 M Sanely 4 G Rosewarne 5 A 0 Connor 7 P Houlihan 9 T Dickman 11 P Mahony 14 A Conlin 15 L McCooke 16 K Forster 17 D Lloyd 18 C Matthes 19 G Colts 20 P Southall 21 W Nicholson 22 A Kanpldls 24 D Conlin (VC) 26 D Mahony (DVC ; 27 R Coldebell a

28 B Hill 29 J Coyne 33 A Berry 36 B Thompson 40 E Br,zzlo 42 P Rokebrand 47 B Ramsay

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51 0 Orw n 52 T Wdson 53 C W i5on 54 J Massey 55 G Harvey 56 D Sexton 57 F Barrow 58 F Zorzi 59 M Davey 60 M Bundey 61 M Marino 62 Mazurran 63 D Skutenkoe 64 8 Hunl 66 1 KoJernz 66 8 Boyce 67 D Flew 68 R Drvirg,ho 69 A Monder 70 M Whiling 71 S Bifry 72 F Ftt 73 G McFarlane 74 M Kwasey 75 M Vastliades 76 R Tesseroro 77 J OLeary 78 D Daley

1 M Sampson (C) 2 M Burn s 4 D Hunter 5 P Bedford 7 K Knight 9 P Kroh n 11 S Parsons 12 T Parker 15. S . Wiltshire 16 P Crowder 17 P Stanley 18 S Glover 19 S 20 J Willis Warner 21 D Murphy 27 A Davis 30 J Harrison 31 A MCLorlnan 32 . R Carter

34 R . Graham 36 N Franks 37 W Franc 45 D Crowde 'is r 47 M Grange 51 S MCLonnan 52 P Horne 53 J Horne 54 R Trembath (DC)

5 A 0 Connor 6 M Lloyd 7. T. Heath (VC R ) 8 M Conver y 10 A Ramsay 11 P. Mahony 12 P Ballantyne 13 R Belki n 16 K Forster 17. S Harding 19 P Ginkel 23. D . Grace 25. M . Eccles 30. P. Ritchie (C .R .)

31 A Houston 32 R Coo k

33 A . Berry 34, J Perkins 35 K . Dunn 37 T Ritchie 38. G Bell 39 P Harris 40. E . Br¢zo 41 . J Silovic 42. P Rokebrand 43 S Phillips 44. E Hill 45 R Grandemange 46 E Patrick 47a B Ramsay 47b L Murphy 52 B Sneesby 53 P Grnatkewlcz 54 J Higgins

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1 S . Cloke (vc) 2. R. uniel (C) 4. 5 . Carboon 5. J . Bear e 6. A . Broderick 8. F. Henderson 10. L. Bul l 11 R . Hargraves 12 . T. Connelly 14 . G . Smith

16 . D . Walpole 18 . K. Matheson 19 . D . Davey 20 . J . Coghlan 21 G . Amo r 22 . N . Roberts 23 .C. O'Connor 26. R. Rogotowtcz 29. J . Murphy 33. C. Kene z 39, G . Goldsmith 40. G . Gniel

42 . M . Keating 43 . B. Husson 46 . J . Curtin 54 . R . Motea 57 . M . Gu y 60

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54 J 53 C Massey Wilson 55 G Harvey 56 D Seaton 57 F Barrow 58 F Zo 59 M Davey ` 60 M Sunday Si M M.f, 2 , Mazurran 63 D Skutenkoe 64 B Hunt 65 ' Koderit2 66 B Boyce 67 D Fie w 68 R Drvirgiho 69 A Monder 70 M Whrtimg 71 S Bilfy 72 F Fitt 73 G McFarlane 74 M Krrasey 75 M Vas-des 76 R Tesseroro 77 J OLeary 78 D Daley

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Coach: Rolo Rogotowic z

1 . A . Fitts 9 . J . Ingli s 13 . T. Favier 14 . G . Smith 15 . M .Rerden 17 . D . Coltman 19. D. Davey 21 . G . Amor 22. N . Roberts 24. B. Cooney 25. D. Gran t 26. R . Rogotowicz 27, F. Wabbi s 28 . J . Fallotta 29 . J . Murphy 30 . D. Hayes 31 . G . Crameri 32 . M . Scott 34 . B . Wallace 35. S. Roberts (C) 36. D . Hil l 37 . C. Saville 41 . O . Noronha 42 . M . Keating 43 . B. Husson 44 . A . Gale

45 . M . Durham 47 . M . Elford 48 . J . Murray 49 . S . Raymer 50 . C . Orgil l 51 . D .Thurgood 54. R . Motea 56. D . Ross 57. M . Guy 58. C. McKillop 59. J . Catterson 61 . R . Eastwood 62 . J . Wals h 65 . K . Dempsey

Coach : Peter Melto n

MACCA BITES THE BULLITT !

No doubt V .A .F .A . President John Dillon was amazed by the scenes at McKinnon Oval as Old Haileyburians' Don McQueen made his annual return to the fray . Whats more, The Living Legend ran at the ball like a half back flanker, gathered as a crack centre half forward only could, piroutted in true rovers style and finished off the job with a left foot snap that would do Warwick Capper proud (even if the shorts were a slightlydifferentfitand the SydneySwan hasa toothier grin)! Only disappoinment of the whole scene was that the goal wasn't a drop kick .

Invigorated by his performance, the coach "dragged" his goal-sneak00 find early in the second term for pon to rest those delicate hamstrings over luncheon . He shouldn't get too carried away, however : even "Kingo" scored a goal!

1 A, Watterson 2 P Sheehan 4 P Conduit 5 M Sheehan 6. A.D. Conboy 7. P. Melto n 8. D- O'Sullivan 9. R . Jackson 10 . R . Watkins 11 . PMcCulloch 12 A . Cook .

13 S . Kannegiesser 14 A. Strachan

17 G. Forde 21 G .B. Young 22 G . Huckstepp 27. G . Doran 28 . D. Cox 32 . S. Gibson 33, G .J. Young 34 P Minehan 35 P,Mackintosh 36, S . Drape 38- G . Johnston 41 . P Williams 43. G . Walke r 44 R . McKissack 45. C Scot t 47. J . Russ 48 . R Spezza 49 . S. Green 51 . W. McGrath 54 . N . Campbell 56 R Cockerell 61 . D Jacobs 63 . A .B Conboy 65 . R, Kin g

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by Noel Rundle 5 YEARS AGO - 198 1 Best and faires winners were, in 'A', Steve Pirrie (Old Xaverians) 17, R . Brown (Old Melb .) and A . Reghenzani (Marc) 16; ' B' M . Hibbins (Coll) 20, J . Teasdale (Fawkner) 17 ; ' C' K . White (St . Kilda CBOC) 25 ; 'D' B . Ivey (VV.Brunswick) 21, P . Bunting (Old Trinity) 16 ; ' F' A White (Therry) 14, D. Weir (Therry) 13 ; J .1 P . Corrigan (Melb .Univ .) 24 : J .2 D . Simonetti (Marc .) 28 ; J .3 A. Wilkie (W .Brunswick) 19 .

De La Salle annihilated Ormond in'A' Section, 13 .10 (88) to 2 .7 ( 19) . Best were Maher, McHenry, Haurahan (De La) and Andrew, Ritchie, McCooke (Ormond) .

In a tough 'C' first semi Old Camberwell came from behind to defeat M .H .S.O.B . 7 .11 to 7 .10 .

Stars were Hewitt, Warner, J . Steven (O .Camb) and Delaney, Todd, Knight ( M .H .S .O .B .) .

In ' F' second semi Therry started their rise up_ the sections with a convincing 5 goal win against Banyule . Players to stand out were Gibson, Weir, White (Therry) and Power, D . Hobba, B . Wells (Banyule) .

Most exciting game was Junior 2 second semi when Bulleen-Templestowe and Ivanhoe drew, 100 points apiece, 13 .22 to 14 .16 . Best were Espenschied, Turner, Hooper, Chadwick, R . Osbourne (6 gls) (Fitzroy's 1986 Richard Osbourne - N .R .) Palmer (Bulleen-Temp) and McMahon, Cartledge, Diamond, Gray, Purcell, Loton .

10 YEARS AGO - 197 6 University Blues collapsed in the second half of the first semi against St . Bernard's and were beaten by 9 goals, 23 .16 to 15 .10 . Best were Mitchell, Mahoney and K . Phelan (St .B) and Carmody, Bieworth, Tyquin (U .Blues) .

Closest game was "D" Section second semi where Old Xaverians, 13 .10 defeated Ajax 13 .9 .

Stars were Noonan, Nankervis, Fitzpatrick (Old Xav) and Rozen, Bialek ( 5 goals), Kagan .

"A" Section best and fairest was won by Chris Hansen (Old Trinity) scoring a mammoth 32 points . Chris scored votes in 12 of the 14 matches he played, and included nine first votes in his tally . Ray Shepherd (R .O .B .) and Monash Blues Ross Booth were level on 16 points with Shepherd being placed second on countback .

"B" Section was much closerwith Tony Lester (Caul . Graam) one point ahead of C . Stredwick (Ivanhoe) and Marcellin captain Michael Power, one point further back .

U .H .S .O .B . captain Alan Flavel, took out the "C" grade award to repeat the performance of his clubmate Max Johnston, in 1975 . M . Ritt erman (Ajax), G . Butler (N .Bruns), and Bruce Ivey (W .Bruns.) were winners in "D", "E" and "F" . It was the second successive award for Michael Ritterman . Michael Nugent (De La Salle) beat

Alex Marcou (Thomastown) by 2 points in Junior 2 best and fairest.

Top goalkickers for the season after home and away games were " A" Tyquin (U .Blues) 77 ; "B" Jones (Marc .) 87 ; "C" Roberson (O .Melb) 71 ; "D" Bialek (Ajax) 54 ; " E" Dancer (A .N .Z .

Bank) 77 ; " F" O'Loughlin (B .Hills) 76 ; Junior 1 Sloan (Monash) 86; Junior 2 Czerny Thomastown) 156 .

15 YEARS AGO - 197 1 Douglas (Coburg) ; B Section - M . Birrell (Old Carey) ; C Section - P . Cohen (Old Trinity) ; D 1~action - R . Abernathy (Brunswick) ; E Section - M . Herzfeld (Ajax) and F Section - P . Gartner (Marcellin) .

Coburg suffered their second successive defeat when they went down to Ormond by 27 points in the last round and lost second place .

Coburg were hopelessly out of form, failing to score a goal in the first half and went in at the interval with a 10 goal deficit. Coburg had little chance in the second half as heavy fog settled over the ground and it was impossible to see much of the play in this period . It was Ormond's first win in nine meetings with Coburg .

Coburg went on to lost to St. Bernards in the first semi by 33 points . With an 11 goal burst in the third quarter St . Bernards held an unbeatable 12 goal lead at the last change . Best were M .

Mahoney ( 6), K . Mahoney and Burgin (St .

Bernards) and Leckie, N . Beattie and Scanlon for Coburg . A great performance by St . Bernards in theirfirstyear in "A" Section . An unusual feat for Gary Amott and Mick Parrett as they had played in finalsfrom "E" Section to "A" Section .

Caulfield Grammarians (A Section), Geelong (B Section) and Assumption (C Section) missed fourth place on percentages to St . Bernards, Ivanhoe, and Old Haileybury respectively .

Marcellin in thei r fi rst year of Amateur footbal l had both sides in the finals .

150 games to St. Kilda C .B .O .C's robust, rugged, ribald, redhead but never raucous or randy, ruckman Jack Scanlon .

Ivanhoe 19 .19 defeated Uni Blacks 14 .13 in B Section first semi - stars were Bill McWhinnie for Ivanhoe and Chris Cordner with eight goals for the Blacks .

Ormond and UNiv . Blues met in the second semi with Ormond convincing winners of previous two meetings, firm favourites .

Finals umpires to main games were Brian Haga rty, Don Dodds, Gavin Marshall, David Harradence, Pat Loy, Norm Sharpe, Bill Mason and Daryl George .

20 YEARS AGO - 196 6 North Old Boys, Old Geelong and Ajax who won second semi finals in C, D and E Sections respectively, already fulfilled one of the two ambtions of each club - promotion to a higher section .

Old Paradians trailed Caulfield Grammarians in A Section first semi and almost threw away the game kicking 2 .10 in the last quarter before winning by a goal .

Oldest player in "A" Section firstsemi player's list was Caulfield's 31 year old Max Brook (5'6" and 9 .13), a former"A" Section Bestand Fairest (with Ormond) . Captains were Tom Tootell (Caulfield) and Peter Booth (Old Paradians) .

Ormond 24 .14 beat Old Melb . 9-6, convincingly in B Section first semi .

Best and Fairest winners were M . Mulcta-iy (Old Xav) - A Section ; V . Crowe (Kew) - B Section ; B . Pardon (West Brunswick) - C .

Section ; W. Trinder (Brunswic) - D Section ; and N . Pidgeon (Commercial Bank) - E Section .

35 YEARS AGO - 195 1 Ormond and Univ . Blues staged a stirring semi-final with onlya goal in Ormonds favour at the finish . In the other semi, Hampton Rovers beat Commonwealth Bank by nine points . Under the finals system Ormond and the Rovers met at St. Kilda C .G . with umpire Reg Caddy in charge to decide the A Section Premiership .

Bet and Fairest winners were A Section Geoff Hibbins (Collegians) ; B Section - Phil McLaughlin (Old Paradians) ; C . Section - Bill McGrory (Glenhuntly) ; D Section - G . Allen (Teachers College) and Junior Section - Neil Roberts (M .H .S . Old Boys) .

EKS A SECTIO N 2nd Semi Final at Elsternwick Park Collegians v North O.B .

Reserves Ormond v Bulleen-Templestowe

E SECTION & RESERVES Preliminary Final at Monas h F SECTION & RESERVES Preliminary Final at Old Scotc h G SECTION Preliminary Final at Oval 15 at Albert Park

B SECTIO N 2nd Semi Final at Elsternwick Park Sunday 7th Septembe r Old Paradians v Old Xaverians Reserves St . Bernards v Parksid e

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Preliminary Final at Kew UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Preliminary Final at Hampton Rovers

C SECTION & RESERVES Preliminary Final at Northcote Depending on Results .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Preliminary Final at Ross Gregory (Power House )

D SECTION & RESERVES Preliminary Final at Bentleig h

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS FOOTBALL CLUB Applications are invited for the following coaching positions for the 1987 football season : Senior Coach - Playing or non playing Reserves Coach - Playing or non playing Under 19's Coach - Non playin g Applications stating all relevant details should reach : The Secretary P.O. Box 220, WILLIAMSTOWN . 301 6 not later than Sunday 28th September, 1986

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Dear Editor, After my first letter to you everyone else has remained silent .

Well the season has ended form many who have done a lot for Amateur Football so we thank them all while the rest of us slug out the finals .

The Herald for its help when scores are inaccurate, the line goes dead or we drop our notes on the floor .

The same goes for George and Nancy McTaggart for their patience and understanding .

As a Press Correspondent it annoys me at times to have to report "Goalkickers and Best players not supplied", Lets hope 1987 sees an improvement .Congratulationstoallthefinalsides .

Brian Lugar

AMATEUR FOOTBALLER

The National Trustees sharpshooters list is compiled from information received on Mondays .

Late copy is not regarded .

BULLEEN TEMP 5 .2 5 .4 8 .7 10 .8.68 NORTH O.B .

2 .3 6 .8 10.13 11 .15 .81 NORTH O.B.Gnfhn 3, Edwards 2, G .Brown 2, Egan 2 . Wright . Butera.

BEST. Morse, Conti, Griffin, Hedley, S.Hibbert, Considin e BULLEEN TEMP. Asdagi 4, Heath 2, Krygger, Merrett, Tsiobnas.

Palmer. BEST. Asdagi, Turner. Smythe, Gilmore, Keenan, Field .

CAULFIELD GRAMM . 3.4 9.6 12 .6 14 .8.92 UNIV. BLUES 2 .1 4 .6 6.12 11 .14.80 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR . Nalder 5. Cooney 3, Royals 2, Callil, Watson, Matthews, Morrissey . BEST McIntyre . Fish, McClelland, Royals .

J Stone, Matthews .

UNIV. BLUES: Mclnnes 4, Rothe, Lowe, N .Macauley, S.Macauley. Polkinghorne. Karamoshos, Mitchell. BEST Karamoshos, Darrell Gust, Polkinghorne . Angel, S .Macauley, Yandel l IVANHOE 4.3 9.5 13.7 15 .9.99 OLD SCOTCH 5.3 10.4 16.4 20.10.130 OLD SCOTCH : Sherwen 5, Spiers 4, Glascott 2, Hodge 2, Karvella 2, A .Macmillan 2, Ford, Moir. R .Senior, BEST Hodge, Moir, R .Senior, Spiers, Smith, Reddish .

IVANHOE : Dwyer 4, Morcom 3 . Aristotle 2 . Boccabella 2 . Diamond 2, Clements, Stewart . BEST Dulevskis . Stewart, McDonald, Cameron.

Loton, Dwyer ORMOND 2 .1 7.6 14.10 20.16 .136 MARCELLIN 4 .2 5 .2 7.4 8 .6 .54 ORMOND : Taylor 3, Nash 3. Boyanton 3, Barnes 3, P.Mehrten 3, A .

Mehrten 2, Young 2, Sutherland . BEST. M .McDonald, D.McDonald, P.Mehrten. Nash, Barnes, Russell .

MARCELLIN : Petroff 4, Slattery 2. Day, J.Amad, BEST. Crowe. Paatsch, A .Amad, Carr. Day, Lennox .

COLLEGIANS 2.1 8.7 13.8 15.6 .106 DE LA SALLE 2.5 3.6 8.7 8.9 .57 COLLEGIANS : R .Herman 5, Bennett 3, Hoyle 2, Bickford, Roberts, Tregear, Lemon, I .Herman. BEST. Irvine, Wright . Hinchen, G.Parsons, Hoyle, Tregear.

DE LA SALLE : Rennie 3, Maher, Anderson, McDonnell, Lowe, Devereaux, BEST. Greene, Maher, Connolly, McHenry, Harrington, McDonnell .

UNIV. BLACKS 3.2 5.6 10.8 12 .12 .84 FAWKNER 2 .2 6.6 10.9 13.15 .93 FAWKNER: Price 4, Hills 2, Cropley 2, R.Wilson, Horvath, Weir, G .Busst, PMajerczak, BEST G .Busst, MTymms, . Brown, Hills, Weir, Buckley .

UNIV. BLACKS: Warren 4, Pattinson 3, Dempsey, Marks, Tunbridge, Roberts, Williamson . BEST.~ Thompson, Wines. Marks, Heath, Huntington, Warren .

OLD PARADIANS 3.4 6.12 15 .20 22 .24 .156 ST. BERNARDS 5.6 7.7 9.8 11 .9 .75 OLD PARADIANS : Grills 4, Corcoran 4, McCann 4, Heffernan 3, Skernt 2, Gleeson 2 . Hewett, B. Exton, Fahey. BEST McCann, G.Busch, PConsidine, Fahey, Grills, M .Considin e ST. BERNARDS : Hogan 4, Brandner 3, Sullivan 2, Nathan, Looker BEST Monoghan, Melican . Purcell, Milesi, Hogan, Nathan .

OLD MELBURNIANS 5.7 7.9 16 .12 16.16 .112 PARKSIDE 4.1 12 .6 16 .12 19.16 .130 PARKSIDE: Freeman 5, Candy 4, Williams 3, Bradley 2, Yoksich, King, Dunbabin, Sturgess, Torre BEST . Papas, Sturgess, Williams, Freeman, .

Glasgow, King .

OLD MELBURNIANS : Bradshaw 4, Pisarki 3, Johnstone 3, J .Mitchell 3, Cordne[ Baglin, Watson. BEST.~ Bradshaw, Fogarty, Johnstone, Pisarki, J.Thomson, J.Mitchel l OLD BRIGHTON 5.4 6.8 8.12 11 .12 .78 ST. KILDA 2 .2 11 .5 13.7 20.13 .133 ST. KILDA CBOC : Smith 5, Reche 4, Riddell 4, Capiron 2, Meehan 2, Baker, Gillon, Lake. BEST . Gillon. Jones, Riddell, Smith, McGaw, Lake

OLD BRIGHTON: PGrant 4. Lade 2, Pryor 2, G .Bennett . Murray, McLeod . BEST. James . Lade, Ng . G .Bennett, Jones, Murray.

OLD XAVERIANS 4 .4 10 .6 13 .7 14.9.93 THERRY 1 .3 3 .6 8 .10 13.16.94 THERRY: Ramsay 3, O'Rourke 2, M .Taylor 2, TTaylor, Ryan, Bye, Matton. Eastmure, Wrigglesworth . BEST.~ Gibson, Biddlestone, Crotty, Matton, Egglestone. Ramsay.

OLD XAVERIANS: SCurtain 7, O'Brien 3, Bourke, Ryan, Beatie, Greetham BEST. Greetham, Beatie, S.Curtain, Grummet, Peter Curtain .

Tierna n

OLD CAMBERWELL 8.11 .59 BANYULE 22 .27.159 BANYULE : Gilham 4, Scullin 3, Gibson 3, Legge 2, Fidler 2, O'Brien 2, Stockwell, S.V.Smith, Coulson, Pyers, Stevens, Quwllam . BEST. Power, Gilham, Gibson, O'Brien. Fidler, Coulson.

OLD CAMBERWELL: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received, OLD HAILEYBURY 3.1 5.1 11 .3 14 .3 .87 ST. KEVINS 2 .3 9.8 12 .10 15 .14.104 OLD HAILEYBURY: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received ST. KEVINS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

KEW 3.3 7.7 12 .7 15 .11 .101 OLD TRINITY 4.3 5.9 14.9 18 .14.122 KEW: Love 3, Schober 3, C .Haralambopoulos 2, Lever 2 . Busuttil, Wolfe Lord, Barry, M .Peric. BEST: James, Atkins, Busuttd, Portelli, McCaig .

Carydis.

OLD TRINITY: Brent 8, O'Shaughnessy 4, Taylor, Phillips, Ponterfract, Carroll . Rogers, Allison. BEST Brent. Ponterfract, Robison, Wallace, Dobson, O'Shaughnessy.

HAMPTON ROVERS 7.10 11 .2 19.22 26.29 .185 MHS OLD BOYS 1 .2 4.7 5.10 8.14 .62 HAMPTON ROVERS : Austin 5. G .KeIIy 5, K.Kennedy 5, Panagiotidis 4 . Bisset 2. Amoore, Andrews, Huckett, Polson, Stephens . BEST. Nugent, McConville, Andrews, Austiin, K .Kennedy. G .Kelly.

MHS OLD BOYS : Goalkickers not available. BEST Short, Muller, Kotz .

Legovich, Bahen, Maidment.

THOMASTOWN 4.2 9.3 17.6 21 .9 .135 AJAX 2 .2 6.4 10.11 16 .14 .110 THOMASTOWN : J .Bubis 5, Cope 3. Pearson 3. Lentini 3, Kev Harting 2, Pace 2 . Agosta, Sinni, EFarchione. BEST Spinoso, Kelly. Pavera, Kev Harting . A .Fellows, J .Bubis .

AJAX : Bursztyn 4, Adler 3, Kausman 3, DeWinter 2, Klooger 2, R .Marks, D.Marks. BEST Cohen, Adler, Michmacher, Bendel, Basser, R .Marks .

NORTH BRUNSWICK 5.3 12 .7 15 .14 18.16.124 WEST BRUNSWICK 2 .1 5 .4 9 .7 13 .11 .89 NORTH BRUNSWICK : Hehu 4, Tagell 3, Parkinson 2, D.DeMorton 2 .

H .Tsialtas, PDiMarco. S.Cannon . Goss. J.Briffa, Tirche0 . P.Briffa . BEST. GREAT TEAM EFFORT' WEST BRUNSWICK : Baker 3, Carroll 3, Fyfe 2, Traynor 2, Smith .

PMafagas, Heenan. BEST Buckley, Carroll, D.Lampard, S .Lampard, Traynor, P.Mafagas .

HEATHERTON 3.1 6.3 12 .6 15.7.97 BALACLAVA 5.7 8.8 10.11 11.14.80 HEATHERTON: Patterson 5, A .Coffey 2, Ulbrick 2, G .Jones . H .Jones.

Rooney. Wilson, D.Reigec J.Reiger BEST. W Howells, Mott, H .Jones.

Ulbrick. A Coffey. Patterso n BALACLAVA : T. Hill 3, Gregory. Rafferty, Patterson, Watson, Monaghan .

Sist, B .Angwin, CrotUe . BEST K .Angwin, P.McGrath . B.Rafferty, B.Angwin, Gregory, THtlI .

MONASH BLUES 22 .18 .150 COBURG 7.7.49 MONASH BLUES : Petrie 3, Cornwell 3, Sinclair 3, PForbes 2 . Searle 2, Kiers 2, Rodger 2, Dean 2, Connelly, Sturgess, McDonald . BEST. Petrie. Sturgess, McDonald, Carman . PForbes, Cornwel l COBURG : PHackney 2, Tolley 2, Cugley 2, L Woods 1 . BEST. Cugley.

Sedgwick, M .Purcell . J.Purcell, Knight OLD MENTONIANS 8 .9 .57 PRESTON 13.7.85

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OLD MENTONIANS: Acreman 2. Heath, Sly, Macquire Hamilton, Best, D,Sciacca. BEST: Norton, VSciacca, Barrett, Rogers, Hamiltton, Beynon .

OLD IVANHOE 5 .1 10.6 14 .9 27.14.176 POWER HOUSE 2 .4 5.5 10.13 11 .14.80 OLD IVANHOE: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

POWER HOUSE : Goal Kickers and Best Players not receive d

STATE BANK 22 .17.149 BRUNSWICK 9 .20 74 STATE BANK : Jenkins 5, Haregraves 5, Matheson 4, Motea 3, Beare 2, Davey 2, O'Conor. BEST Keneg, Broderick, Curtin, Walpole, Connelly, Haregrave s BRUNSWICK : Carroll 2, S .McLean 2, Cordes, Green, Dimir Hewitt, McBride. BEST Demir PMcLean, S,McLean, Stevens, Green, McBride .

WILLIAMSTOWN 3.1 4.4 5.6 8.7.55 BULLEEN UTD .

2.8 8.13 15.18 19.23.137 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS : Zammit 2, McNamara 2, Featherston 2, Mitchell, Hunt. BEST. Hunt, Neenan, Zammit, Vanderpeet, Harry, Kenweary .

BULLEEN UNITED : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

PENINSULA O.B. 25.12 .162 CLAYTON 6.10 .46 PENINSULA O.B . Davis 9, Burns 4, Wiltshire 2, Franks 3 . Sampson 2, Parker, Willis, Horne, Harrison . Krohn, BEST Horne, Burns, Parker, Harrison, Davis, Krohn .

CLAYTON : Burghardt 2, Gent 2 . Pavanello 2 . BEST: Caygill, Blair, Phillips, Macklin, Cooper, Eaton .

OLD GEELONG 1 .2 4.6 9.9 16.14.110 UNIV. REDS 2 .4 2 .4 2 .6 4.6.30 OLD GEELONG : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

UNIV. REDS: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

ST. BEDES 2 .0 5.0 7.4 14 .7.91 ELSTERNWICK 7 .6 10.13 15.16 19.18 .132 ELSTERNWICK : Farrington 3, Houlihan 3, Coldebella 2, B.Hill 2, Mathias 2, Southall 2, Bean, Colls, Dickman, D .Mahony, Sanelli . BEST Bean, Southall, Coyne, D,Contin, Sanelli, Rosewarne .

ST. BEDES : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD ESSENDON 2 .1 8 .7 10 .11 16.23 .119 ANZ BANK 4 .4 4.4 8.6 9.6.60 OLD ESSENDON GRAMMAR: Simmons 5, Thompson 3, Parker 2, Mirakian 2, McKay, Robinson, McKenzie, Price . BEST. Pana, Turner, Price, Simmons, Robinson, Luttergschmidt .

ANZ BANK : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

UHS OLD BOYS 8.10 15.14 26.15 34.19 .223 FOOTSCRAY ITOB 0.1 4 .2 4 .4 5 .6 .36 UHS OLD BOYS : Clements 6, Cattanach 5, Gathersole 4, Gamble 3, Kutner 3, Korpetuluncu 3, Wood 2, Kerr 2, Thomas, Zanin, DeKnonig .

Fergfuson, Vesetas. Sawchyn . BEST Zanin, Vesetas, Ferguson, A .Hunter Greenwood,Sawchyn , FOOTSCRAY ITOB: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

LA TROBE 19.7.121 COMM . BANK 15.14.104 LA TROBE UNI : McGibbon 4, Strates 4, MacPherson-Smith 3, JTucci 3, Blaskett 2, Paynter 2, Briggs . BEST Dunin, Blaskett, Beaumont, Strates, Paynter. McGibbon .

COMM . BANK : Watson 4, Young 4, P.Barclay 3, Abrahams, McKenzie, Buttigieg, A.Henry. BEST. Watson, Shackklock, Timothee, Abrahams, G.Martin. McLellan

DOVETON 10 .2 18.8 24 .11 34.16 .220 WHITEFRIARS 0 .2 0.3 1 .3 2.3.15 DOVETON SJOC: Mallon 11, Burgess 5, Eyre 4, ParkQr 3, Polglaise 2, Hammond 1, Germano 1, Forgiarini 2, PCormick, K . Wilson, Giddens, Kay, Goodwin . BEST.~ Team Effort I WHITEFRIARS : A .Kilkenny t, P,Harnson 1 . BEST D.Brown, A .Kilkenny, Tim Hughes, G Puglia, PMason, B .Dunn .

ST. ANDREWS 8 .4 23.11 36.16 48.29.317 ST. LEONARDS 6.2 7.3 10 .9 12 .12.84

ST. ANDREWS : TWilson tt, N .Taylor 10, D .Briggs 5, R .Magro ' B.Campbell 3, B Funnel[ 3, D .Kolbe 2, A .Park 2. J .D"Elia, L.Esposdo, L .Libardi, G .Phelan, S.Rule. BEST Briggs, Wilson, Knight . Phelan, Funell, Magro and a great team effort by all players I ST. LEONARDS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

WILLIAMSTOWN FORFEITED TO MONASH WHITES .

OLD CAREY 6.4 17.7 23 .12 32 .17.209 ELTHAM 1 .1 1 .4 2 .6 5.8 .3 8 OLD CAREY: Hearn t5, Bolton 6, Petty 3, McMahon 3, Sheedy 2, Hands 2, Mitchell . BEST Hearn, Le Gear, McMahon, Mitchell, Sheedy, Keyes .

ELTHAM: Goal Kickers and Best Players not receive d GTV9 4.2 9.13 15.15 17.22 .124 PARKSIDE 1 .4 1 .4 2 .8 2 .9.21 GTV9: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

PARKSIDE : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

~ BULLEEN TEMP .

0.5 1 .7 4.10 4.14.38 NORTH O.B .

3 .4 8 .9 10.9 13.10.G .; BULLEEN-TEMP : Walsh 3, Clark 1 . BEST PGdmore, J Miles, Walsh .

Sheehan, Giles, Clar k NORTH O .B . Schmidt 4, McIntyre 3, Sharp 3, Butler, Curulli, Bowma n CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 2.5 4.6 8.9 9 .10 .64 UNIV. BLUES 1 .0 2 .2 2 .5 5 .11 .41 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR : Norman 3, Tambiyn 3, Castles, Dachs, Roseman . BEST Felsenthal, Castles, Voyage, Worthington, Hodgson .

Sweetland .

UNIV. BLUES : Wilson 2, Moir, Hyslop, Phimister BEST Bedford, Kimpton, Hickey, Westmore, Wilson, Carroll IVANHOE 3 .4 6 .9 7.10 8.15.63 OLD SCOTCH 3 .3 9 .4 11 .6 11.7.73 IVANHOE : McMahon 3, Richards 3, Lacy, Lloyd . BEST. Doyle . Flynn, Lloyd, Forsyth, Lacy, Blythe.

OLD SCOTCH : Fenton 4, MacKenzie 2, Beck, Howcroft, A .Lloyd R.Lloyd, D.Tyrell . BEST MacKenzie, Beck, Collins, D .Tyrrell, Stirling, R .Tyrrell .

ORMOND 4.1 11 .7 12 .9 15.13.103 MARCELLIN 5 .3 6.3 7.6 7.6.48 ORMOND : Fisher 4, Singleton 3, SchuhkraB 2, Richards, Anderson .

Amon, Hanrahan, Harrington, Kerr, BEST Eishold, Singleton, Fisher, Forsyth, Andrew, Schuhkraft.

MARCELLIN: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received, COLLEGIANS 0.2 4 .3 6.7 6.10.46 DE LA SALLE 2 .5 3 .5 6.5 6 .5.41 COLLEGIANS : Coyne 3, Higson, Kerr, Twigg . BEST: Ammann, Higson .

Oliphant, Twigg, Warner, Chosich , DE LA SALLE : Fogarty 2, Smith 2, Buckley, Hagan . BEST. Barry, Spencer, Smith, Nash, Barthelson, Conroy.

UNIK BLACKS 3.2 7.5 9.8 10.10.70 FAWKNER 2.2 6 .5 8 .10 10.11 .71 UNIV. BLACKS : Phillipson 3, Parrett 3, Gannon, Lavery, Tainsh, Bell BEST: Luscombe, Jobson, Phillipson, Tainsh, Conway, Kelso FAWKNER : TKavanagh 2, Stapleton 2, Virtue 2, Burke, J .Ross, Selleck B .Smith, Terry. BEST. TKavanagh. Stapleton, Ruggeiro, Burke, Gozewirr ckel, PTymms OLD PARADIANS 0.1 3.5 5.7 9 .8.62 ST. BERNARDS 3.3 4.4 7.5 8.6.54 OLD PARADIANS : Ata 5, Calhnan 3, Jones, BEST . Jones, Perryman, T.Considme, Liddicutt, Atta, Ray .

ST. BERNARDS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD MELBURNIANS 1 .0 2 .3 3.5 5 .7.37 PARKSIDE 3 .5 5 .6 6.10 8.13.61 OLD MELBURNIANS : Bull 2, D.Nelson, R .Nelson, Richards . BEST R .Nelson, Maughan, Troupe, Joyce, Weber, PThompson

i'ARKSIDE : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD BRIGHTON 1 .3 2 .7 2 .9 2.13.25 ST. KILDA 4.3 4.5 6.10 8.11 .59 OLD BRIGHTON : Belmaine 1, Latzer 1 . BEST Cowling, Latzer, Galletley, Timms, MacKenzie, Donaldson .

ST KILDA : O'Dea 3, Haddad 2, Clinch, Cummins, Naughtan . BEST. Graham, Susoovich„ Stewart, M .Thynne, Berenger Kay. OLD XAVERIANS 1 .2 4.5 7.12 7.14 .56 THERRY 1 .1 3 .2 3.4 4 .7.31 THERRY: Donohue, Boden, Falckh . Muscat. BEST. Falckh, Moran, Hay, Murphy, Lyons, Flannery.

OLD XAVERIANS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD CAMBERWELL 4.8.32 BANYULE 16.14 .110 BANYULE : Smythe 7, Anderson 2, Gillies 2, Docherty 2, Braddy.

Jackson, Smith . BEST. Braddy, Docherty, Smythe, Hogan. Koyryialas, Smith , OLD CAMBERWELL: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD HAILEYBURY 13.6.84 ST. KEVINS 6.4.40 OLD HAILEYBURY: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ST. KEVINS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not receive d KEW 4 .1 4 .3 5 .6 5.7.37 OLD TRINITY 1 .5 5 .9 9.11 13.18.96 KEW: C,Kinakou 3, Prescutti 2. BEST French, Redmond, Glenister Wong .

OLD TRINITY: Grugn 4, Mraulek 4, Campaign 2, Martin, Adgemis, Glass. BEST. Saunders, Cash, Glass, Mraulek, Beer, Daugi, HAMPTON ROVERS 21 .13.139 MHS OLD BOYS 3.4.22 HAMPTON ROVERS: Winkler 7, Devola 6, Naumoff 3, Ivey 2, Pavlou, Bird, A .Kennedy. BEST Naumoff, Winkler. Devola, Bird, Vincent, Pavlou, MHS OLD BOYS : Goalkickers not available. BEST.~ Orchard, Greatorex, B.Smith, D.Smith, Schnieder.

THOMASTOWN 1 .4 1 .6 8.9 9.13 .67 AJAX 3 .2 6.6 7.6 9.7.61 THOMASTOWN : Czerny 5, Cummanda 2, Kyrousis, Buller. BEST Gleason. Cummando, Kyrousis, Anasthasiou, Buller, Czerny.

AJAX: Roth 3, Komesarook 2, A . Zielinski 2, Josem, S .Zielmski . BEST Silver, Segal, Joseph, M.Halphen, Josem, B.Zielinski .

NORTH BRUNSWICK 2 .0 3 .0 5 .3 7.4.46 WEST BRUNSWICK 2 .3 4 .5 5 .9 10.12.72 NORTH BRUNSWICK: A.Sammartino, Lekkas, S .Tsialtas, Blewitt, Gabrielle, Burrows, Harrington, BEST Carlyon, Blewitt, Poullton, Lekkas, Scullin, Gabrielle .

WEST BRUNSWICK : TRobertson 4, S.Dellar 2, Frisch, Monger, Tayllor Leatham, B .Walsh. BEST. Briggs, Leatham, McDonald . Monger, TRobertson, B.Walsh .

HEATHERTON 3 .6 6.9 12 .13 12 .17.89 BALACLAVA 3.1 5 .2 7.2 9 .8 .62 HEATHERTON: Elliott 7, Hazeldene 2, Perkins 2, S .Reiger Atkinson, Stormtrooper BEST Lydster Elliott, Spinks, Khahil, A .Watson, Strachan.

BALACLAVA : Smith 2, Franzi 2, Read, Tangey . Scicluna. BEST Horsey, Smith, S,Hill, Thomson, O'Shannassy, Read .

MONASH BLUES 13.9.87 COBURG 6.3.39 MONASH BLUES : PAndritsos 2, J.Andritsos 2, Garner 2, Hamm 2, Holcroft 2, Xenofontos 2, Parker . BEST Xenofontos . J .Andrdsos, P.Andritsos, Johnstone, Jones, Holcrof t COBURG: Grace 2, Collins, Sim . Evans. BEST. Tobin, Dewaru, Theuma, Bassi, Guardaccia Meyer.

OLD MENTONIANS 4 .5 .29 PRESTON 13.8.86 OLD MENTONIANS : Buxton, Johnsen, Ingram, Sadler BEST Norman, Konicharnn, Burns . Buxton, Trew, Ridley

PRESTON : Goal Kickers and Best Players not receive d OLD IVANHOE 2.6 4.9 7.12 9.15.69 POWER HOUSE 0.1 3.3 5.4 6.7.43 OLD IVANHOE : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received POWER HOUSE: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

STATE BANK 11 .20.86 BRUNSWICK 5.6.36 STATE BANK: Murray 2, S .Roberts 2, Amor Bull . Cramen, Hill, Murphy, Noronha, Smith . BEST. Durham, Inglis . Husson, Crameri, Bull, Keating , BRUNSWICK : McGrath 4, Leheny 1 . BEST 0'Sullivan, Bull, Kannegiesser. McGrath, Minahan, Jackso n WILLIAMSTOWN 1 .2 1 .3 3.5 4 .7.31 BULLEEN UNITED 6 .7 13 .10 17.11 21 .16.142 Ryan, Jeffries, Yates WILLIAMSTOWN: . Marr Lugowski . Charles . BEST. McGowan, Marr Lugowski, Jeffries .

PENINSULA O.B .

11 .15.81 CLAYTON 8.10.58 PENINSULA O .B . : N .LaBrody 4, C .Stanley 2, Collopy 2, J.Horne, J. .LaBrody BEST. N LaBrody, J .Horne, J.LaBrody, C,Stanley, Krake, Francis.

CLAYTON: Blasi 3, Dickson 2, Newton, Wathen. BEST Anderson, Blasi, Dicksoon, 0'Donoghue, Cole, Clulow .

ST. BEDES 2 .0 9 .1 10 .1 14.5.89 ELSTERN W ICK 6 .0 8 .0 14 .4 15.6.96 ELSTERNWICK : PMahony 6, Convery 2, Berry 2, P.Ritchie, O'Connor, Harding, Eccles, Murphy. BEST. O'Connor, Rokebrand, PMahony, Eccles, Forster, PRdchie.

ST. BEDES : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD ESSENDON 6 .8 7.13 15 .18 18 .23.131 ANZ BANK 0 .0 0.2 0.3 2 .5.17 OLD ESSENDON : Vaxalis 5, Fordham 5, P.Henry 2, Searle, Moreno.

Marlyn, Thornton . Cooney, Stevens. BEST. Vaxalis, N .Cooney, PHenry, Shaw, Carmichael, Searle.

ANZ BANK : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

UHS OLD BOYS 6 .3 12 .5 17.7 20.11.131 FOOTSCRAY ITOB : 0.0 0 .1 0.2 2 .5.17 UHS OLD BOYS: Webster 7, R .Flavel 2, Boyce 2, Andrews 2, Palmer 2, Edwards, Bowers, Constantine, Hnetjuk, Parkinson . BEST . Parkinson, Schuller, Webster, Palmer, Bowers, Boyce.

FOOTSCRAY ITOB : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received, LA TROBE 9 .14.68 COMM. BANK 9 .14 .58 LA TROBE UNIV. Lucciantonio 2, Shannon 2 . Wright 2, Bastin, Jones, Reichelt . BEST Dowling„ Beacom . Wright, Bertellr Kervin, Bastin, COMM . BANK F.C.Keating 2, Carey 2, Grima 2, Poulton, Kendall, G.McNamee, BEST Carey, G .McNamee, Kendall, Reeves, Cliffe, Dunkley.

DOVETON 2 .2 4.4 11 .8 15.9.99 WHITEFRIARS 0.0 0.2 0.2 2 .6 .18 DOVETON SJOC : Currie 4, Tilley 4, Brodie 2, Westerman . Mair. Gibbs, Stephens, Wilkinson . BEST. A TEAM EFFORT !

WHITEFRIARS : D.Toohey i, G .Fuitrel 1 . BEST CO'Farrell, G.Fuitrel .

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ST. ANDREWS 5 .6 8 .6 12 .14 13.14.92 ST. LEONARDS 0 .0 1 .6 1 .7 5 .10.40 ST. ANDREWS : P.Goldsworthy 4, P.Jolley 3, H .James, D.McDonald 2, K.Ford, TLawrence. BEST Goldsworthy, Rademaker Spencer, Lawrence , Leopold, Grey, Grandy, plus all other player s ST. LEONARDS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not receive d

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NORTH O.B .

19 .19.133 UNIV. BLUES 17.10.112

UNIV. BLUES: Kudnig 5, B .Chnstie 3, McGregor 2, Veal 2, Thomson O'Brien, Bourke. BEST B.Christie, Veal, Kudnig, O'Brien, Sellwood,.

McDonald .

NORTH O .B. Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

MHS OLD BOYS 8 .8 17.14 28.21 41 .32 .278 OLD SCOTCH 1 .2 2 .2 4.6 4 .6 .30 MHS OLD BOYS: Drummond 15. Lotherington 5, O'Conner 4, Sainsbury 4, Beazley 3, Ward 3, Dixon 2, Humphrey 2, Wilson, Kennedy, Persichetti . BEST : Drummond, Ward, Beazley, Persichetti, O'Connec Reid .

OLD SCOTCH : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

DE LA SALLE 28 .19.187 MARCELLIN 5 .5 .35 DE LA SALLE: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

MARCELLIN : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD XAVERIANS 3.3 6.4 8.6 11 .7.73 ORMOND 6.3 9.6 15 .10 21 .11 .137 ORMOND : Thompson 7, Johnson 5. Cox 3, During 2, Casey, Daw, Middleton . BEST: Thompson, Cox, Anders, Middleton . BEST Thompson, Cox, Anders, Middleton, Hankin, Mitsopoulos .

OLD XAVERIANS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD HAILEYBURY ST. BERNARDS

6 .8 10 .8 17.14 21 .16.142 3 .0 6 .4 7.5 7.7.49

OLD HAILEYBURY: Cox 4, Stewart 4, Bennett 2, Bowman 2, Danger field 2, Doran 2, Gregson 2, Bricker, Farr, Lane . BEST Shinkfield, Phillip,,.

Cox, Bennett, Constable, L .Bingham .

ST. BERNARDS: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

UNIV. BLACKS FORFEITED TO THOMASTOWN .

OLD MELBURNIANS FORFEITED TO THERRY .

D BRIGHTON FOREFIETED TO COLLEGIANS .

OLD CAMBERWELL FORFEITED TO OLD PARADIANS .

ST. KILDA 18 .18.126 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 13 .745 ST. KILDA: Algeri 6, Cusack 6. Mann 3, Cole, Sossa, Trabingec BEST Fraser, Algeri, Sossa, Cusack, Cincotta, Commins.

CAULFIELD GRAMMAR: Horton 3, Sleeman 3, Croome 2, Edwards 2, Armstrong 2, Bacon . BEST Murphy, Croome, McMillan, Klose, Horton, Johnston .

MONASH BLUES FORFEITED TO IVANHOE. WILLIAMSTOWN 2.1 3.4 6.4 .9 .5.59 HAMPTON ROVERS 1 .4 10.7 16.11 24.12.156 WILLIAMSTOWN : Carabott 3, Jones 2, Borg, Burnie, Cockerdl Singleton . BEST: Singleton, Stephens, Cuce, Borg, Bubnic, Morelli.

HAMPTON ROVERS: Robinson 6, Devereaux 3, E .Melnjak 3, Mather.

McDonald 2, McKellar 2, Hatzipashalis 2 . Hoeft, Moss, Mason, Bergamin . BEST: E. Melnjak, Moss, Hoggett, Hatzipashalis, McKella r

Amendments to Finals ITIenues Preliminary Final s C & D SECTIONS - at BENTLEIGH or NORTHCOTE depending on Clubs involved .

G SECTION - at OVAL 15, ALBERT PARK .

Grand Finals D SECTION - at OLD XAVERIANS .

E SECTION - at MONASH UNIVERSITY .

F SECTION - at OLD PARADIANS .

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 - at OVAL 13, ALBERT PARK .

BULLEEN UNITED UNDEFEATED FOR SEASON Bulleen United attained the goal few sides get a chance at by completing the home and away round of 18 matches undefeated, with an easy 82 point victory over Williamstown to be five games clear of second on the ladder.

Despite a poor start of 2 .8 in the first term, the Bulls were never really challenged, settling down after withstanding some rough-house play by Williamstown trying to avoid relegation . Great play

by Alf Dirv irgilio with 5 goals, Kelly, Goldsmith & Creighton 3 each and Snape, Morley & Empey in key posiitions . Bulleen United won 19.23.137 to 8.7.55 are now looking forward to the finals with relish .

The Reserves showed excellent form in a 111 Point victory 21 .16.142 to 4 .7.31 over the fifth placed side, to finish third . The teamwork shown in the first half portends a big threat to the other sides in the finals, with ZORZI, ZIOGAS & BOWDEN showing great pace Thompson bagging 4 goals, Berkfeld, Hocking & Bowden 3 each . Bulleen won 21 .16 to 4.7 .

The Bulls appreciate the supporters who help along on the sidelines and will not disappoint those who come to see good, fast modern football . The Senior second semi final is to be played on Harry Trott Oval, Albert Park at 2 .00 p.m . on the 30th of August between Bulleen United & State Bank, and the Reserves first semi at 11 .45 a.m . against Elsternwick on the same day at Hampton Rovers Ground .

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UNDER 19 SECTION 1 90 Johnson, Ormond (5) Drummond, MHSOB (15) 88 Lowe, De La Salle (-) 80 Mikic, Bulleen Temp . ( -) 59 Christie, Univ .Blues 3 51 Cox, Ormond 3) 40 Harper, Buileen Utd . ( -) 33 UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Nick Schmidt Collegians 101 Herman, Collegians ( -) 45 Saunders, Thomastown ( -) 39

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A SECTION Robe rts, Collegians Boccabella, Ivanhoe Sherwen, Old Scotch Kerin, De La Salle Wallis, Univ. Blues Mclnnes, Univ . Blues Hill, Ormon d Petroff, Marcellin Rennie, De La Salle Nalder, Caulfield Gramm .

Wright, North O .B. Bickford, Collegian s B SECTION J. Mitchell, Old Melb.

Dempsey, Univ. Blacks Warren, Univ. Blacks Corcoran, Old Paradians Young, Fawkner Smith, St . Kilda CBC S .Curtain, Old Xav .

Ramsay, Therry Meehan, St . Kilda CBC TTaylor, Therry Capiron, St . Kilda CBC Williams, Parkside Riddell, St . Kilda CBC C SECTION O'Shaughnessy, Old Trinity Broderick, Thomastown Bustutil, Kew Panagiotidis, Hampt .Rovers Pace, Thomastown Zielinski, AJAX Moritz, MHSOB D SECTION Paterson, Heatherto n P.Hackney, Coburg Crottie, Balaclava Sciacca, Old Ment'ns Little, Monash Blues Acreman, Old Ment'n s E SECTION Jenkins, State Bank Quarrell, Bulleen Utd .

Dirvirgillon, Bulleen Utd .

A . Boag, St . Bedes Karapidis, Elsternwick Carboon, State Ban k F SECTION Wilson, St . Andrews Taylor, St . Andrews Simmons, Old Essendon Mallon, Doveton Phillips, ANZ Bank Kufner, UHSO B Egan, Old Essendon 32

( 1) 82 , G SECTIO N (2) 69 Hearn, Old Carey (15) (5) 65 Farley, Monash Whites (-) () 55 Bolton, Old Carey (6 ) 48 Bastow, Parkside ( -) (4) 47 Catena, Williamstown -) () 41 Keppell, Old Carey f-) (4) 39 Ellery, Monash Whites (-) (3) 35 A RESERVE SECTIO N (5) 35 Schuhkraft, Ormond (2) ( 1) 29 Fogarty, De La Salle (2) ( 1) 29 Hack, Ormond ( -) Walsh, BulleenJTemp . (3) (3) 48 Coyne, Collegians 3) ( 1) 39 Lloyd, Old Scotch ~ 1) (4) 39 Davis, Collegians ( -) (4) 37 B RESERVE SECTIO N ( ) 34 Luchetta, Old Paradians 1 (5) 32 Selleck, Fawkne r (7) 32 Peppard, Old Xav. (1) (3) 31 Kay, St. Kilda (-) (2) 31 Donohue, Therry ( 1) ( 1) 29 O'Halloran, Old Paradians (-) (2) 29 Sandman, Therry ( -) (3) 29 C RESERVE SECTION (4) 29 Devola, Hampt .Rovers (6) Gleeson, Thomastown ( -) (4) 85 A . Quaife, MHSOB ( ) 68 Czerny, Thomastown (5) ( 1) 54 Wise, Old Haileybury (-) ( 4) 45 Winkler, Hampt . Rovers (7) (2) 44 Grahame, MHSOB ( -) ( -) 40 D RESERVE SECTIO N () 35 Johnson, Old Mentonians ( 1) Drinan, Balaclava ( -) (5) 57 Haeusler, Monash Blues (-) (2) 56 Feehan, Preston ( -) ( 1) 49 Vines, Old Mentonians ( 1) 46 Umes, Old Mentonian s ( ) 43 Dakin, Power House ( -) (2) 43 E RESERVE SECTION McGrath, Brunswick (5) 74 Hill, State Bank (4) () 68 Murray, State Bank ( 1) ( -) 55 Scott, State Bank ( -) ) 48 Hill, Univ. Red s ) 44 Hocking, Bulleen Utd . ~ -) ( ) 44 Dowd, Bulleen Utd . ( -) F RESERVE SECTIO N (11) 88 Berkenfelds, ANZ Bank ( -) (10) 80 Lockwood, Old Essendo n (5) 76 Tilley, Doveton (4) (11) 74 Vaxalis, Old Essendon (5) () 51 Fordham, Old Essendon (5) (3) 50 Keating, Comm . Bank (2) ) 48 Moreno, Old Essendon ( 1

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Cox, Old Haileybury (4) 38 Stewart, Old Haileybury (4) 34 Whitson, Uni . Blacks ( -) 33 UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Mann, St . Kilda (3) 67 Algeria, St . Kilda (6) 41 Kerr, Old Paradians ( -) 35 Stanley, Ivanhoe ( -) 34 Cusack, St . Kilda (6) 33 Kennedy, Hampton Rovers ( -) 32 Carabutt, Williamstown (3) 31

1VERTISING DURING FINALS REVE N UE FOR YOUR CLUB !

- Advertise on the new electronic scoreboard at Elsternwick Park and Help your Club .

-20 x 6 second spots on each Saturday or Sunday match . Costs $100 .

-Contact your Club's business people and entrepeneurs and have them advertise on the board!

-Get 10 Advertisers - Make $50 0 -Get 20 Advertisers - Make $100 0 -Your club does not have to be playing at Elsternwick Park to reap the benefits .

-Have the sponsorship chairman on your committee contact the business people in your clubs and advertise !

-Write your 40 character spaced message .

PHONE OF SCORES, GOALKICKERS AND BEST PLAYERS DURING FINALS Final Scores : To 379 8171 (Paul Hally) Reserves by 3 p .m ., Seniors and Under 19 by 5 p .m . Winning Club Responsibl e Goalkickers, Best Players - All Sections (Seniors, Under 19 and Reserves) - to the Press Correspondent as follows : Reserves - to 531 5452 (Elsternwick Park) between 2 p .m . and 3 p .m .

Seniors and Under 19 - to 528 3319 (George McTaggart) before 6 p .m .

All goalkickers and six (6) best players for each club required : Winning Club Responsibl e If you win, make sure you obtain details from losers . If you lose, make sure you supply details to winners : Usual black listfines apply - except that failure to furnish all required information to the Press Correspondent may incur a fine to both clubs .

Provided tha the above information is given correctly, it will not be necessary to forward details of goalkickers etc . to "The Amateur Footballer" .

Sunday matches - No necessary to phone scores to Paul Hally .

These procedures will apply throughout the finals .

Remaining home and home matches - essential that results and scores by phoned to Pual Hally to enable ladders and fours to be determined .

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Collegians Nort h O.B. De La Salle Ormond Buileen/Temp Old Scotch Caulfield Grammar Univ. Blues Marcellin Ivanhoe

15 3 0 2096 1364 153 .67 60 12 6 0 1863 1571 118 .59 48 11 7 0 1548 1409 109 .87 44 10 8 0 1645 1523 108 .81 40 9 9 0 1517 1591 95 .35 36 8 10 0 1641 1720 95 .41 32 8 10 0 1564 1980 78 99 32 7 11 0 1676 1650 101 .58 28 6 12 0 1385 1767 78 .38 24 4 14 0 1578 1938 81 .42 16 B SECTION

Old Paradians 14 4 0 1820 1292 140 .87 56 Old Xaverians 11 7 0 1837 1491 123 .21 44 Parkside 11 7 0 1662 1555 106 .88 44 Fawkner 10 8 0 1855 1752 1 05 .88 40 Univ Blacks 9 9 0 1614 1540 104.81 36 Therry 9 9 0 1786 1757 101 .65 36 St Kilda CBCOB 9 9 0 1643 1621 101,36 36 St Bernards OC 7 11 0 1528 1788 85.46 28 Old Brighton 5 13 0 1384 1819 76.09 20 Old Melburnians 5 13 0 1459 1973 73 .95 20 C SECTIO N Thomastown 14 4 0 1984, 1442 137.59 56 Old Trinity 14 4 0 1751 1357 129.03 56 AJAX 12 6 0 1908 1471 129 .71 48 Banyule 11 7 0 1751 1474 118.79 44 Old Hadeybury 9 9 0 1603 1545 103,75 36 Kew 9 9 0 1625 1612 100 .81 36 MHSOB 7 10 1 1417 1936 73,19 30 Hampton Rovers 6 12 0 1571 1762 8916 24 St . Kevins 5 12 1 1517 1793 84 .61 22 Old Camberwell 2 16 0 1367 2 1 02 65 .03 8 D SECTION Monash Blues 15 3 0 2191 1220 179 .59 60 Balaclava 14 4 0 2020 1399 144 .39 56 Preston MBOB 13 5 0 1968 1301 151 .27 52 Old Mentonians 11 7 0 1513 1307 115 .76 44 Heatherton 10 8 0 1603 1630 98,34 44 Coburg 9 8 1 1529 1651 92 .61 38 Old Ivanhoe 8 9 1600 1610 99 .38 34 North Brunswick 4 13 1341 1784 75 .17 18 West Brunswick 3 15 0 1071 1935 55 .35 12 Power House 1 16 1254 2349 53.38 6 E SECTIO N

Bulleen United 18 0 0 2482 1097 226 .25 72 State Bank 13 5 0 2150 1267 169 .69 52 Elsternwick 13 5 0 2005 1694 118 .36 52 Peninsula O.B. 11 7 0 1650 1454 113 .48 44 St Bedes 9 9 0 1641 1907 86.05 36 Brunswick 7 11 0 1623 1779 91,23 28 Clayton 6 11 1332 1801 73 .96 26 Old Geelong 6 12 0 1155 1960 58 .93 24 Williamstown CYMS 4 13 1564 1805 86 .65 18 Univ Reds 2 16 0 1178 2167 54,36 8 F SECTION Old Essendon 17 1 0 2098 883 237.60 68 U .H .S .O.B. 15 3 0 2531 1023 247 .41 60 Doveton SJOC 12 6 0 1987 1193 166 .55 48 Whitefriars 12 6 0 1455 1196 121 .66 48 St Andrews 11 7 0 2212 1660 133 .25 44 La Trobe Um 8 10 0 1524 1892 80 .55 32 Comm Bank 7 11 0 1297 1576 82 .30 28 FITOB 3 14 0 1184 2340 50 .60 16 A .N Z Bank 3 15 0 1140 2280 50,00 12 St Leonards 1 17 0 842 2289 3618 4 G SECTIO N Monash Whites 14 4 0 1324 830 159 .52 56 Old Carey 13 5 0 1392 759 183 .40 52 Parkside 9 9 0 1026 891 115 .15 36 GTV9 9 9 0 1267 1225 103 .43 36 Eltham College 5 13 0 835 1410 59 .22 20 Williamstown CYMS 5 13 0 274 1192 22,99 20 A RESERVE SECTIO N Ormond 14 3 1 1555 953 163 .17 58 Bulleen/Temp. 12 4 2 1399 1052 132 .98 52 De La Salle 12 6 0 1190 799 148 .94 48 Collegians 11 7 0 1339 1053 127 .16 44 North O B 10 8 0 1260 1149 109 .66 40 Marcellin 10 8 0 1137 1129 100 71 40 Old Scotch 7 11 0 1071 1262 84 87 28 Ivanhoe 5 12 962 1286 74 81 22 Unrv Blues 5 13 0 920 1207 76 22 20 Caulfield Grammar 2 16 0 693 1884 36 78 8

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W L D FOR AGST % Pts. B RESERVE SECTIO N Old Paradians 13 5 0 1114 676 164 .79 52 Parkside 13 5 0 1208 931 129 .74 52 St. Bernards OC 12 5 1 1184 683 173 .75 50 St. Kilda CBCOB 10 7 1 1101 855 128 .77 42 Fawkner 10 7 1 1083 1078 100,46 42 Umv Blacks 8 9 1 933 950 98,21 34 Old Melburnans 7 11 0 894 1168 76.54 28 Old Xaverians 6 12 0 866 1186 7102 24 Therry 5 13 0 987 1335 73.93 20 Old Brighton 3 15 0 644 1439 44 .75 12 C RESERVE SECTIO N

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Hampton Rovers 16 2 0 1396 680 205 .29 64 Banyule 13 4 1 1232 790 155.95 54 Thomastown 13 5 0 1482 980 151 .22 52 A.J.A .X . 12 6 0 1415 883 160.25 48 St Kevins 8 9 1 979 1340 7106 34 Old Haileybury 8 10 0 1063 1145 92,84 32 Old Camberwell 7 11 0 1034 1183 87 .40 28 M .H S.0 B 7 11 0 1147 1386 82 .76 28 Old Trinity 4 14 0 881 1331 66 .19 16 Kew 1 17 0 669 1629 41 .07 4 D RESERVE SECTION P reston MBOB 14 4 0 1541 891 172 .95 56 Balaclava 13 5 0 1451 852 170.31 52 Old Mentonians 13 5 0 1298 811 160.05 52 Monash Blues 12 6 0 1390 932 149.14 48 Heatherlon 10 8 0 1119 990 113 .03 40 West Brunswick 9 9 0 1037 970 106 .91 36 Coburg 9 9 0 1150 1125 102 .22 36 Old Ivanhoe 7 11 0 824 1404 58 .69 28 Power House 2 16 0 689 1942 35 .48 8 North Brunswick 1 17 0 531 1514 35 .07 4 E RESERVE SECTIO N State Bank 18 0 0 1747 637 274 .25 72 Brunswick 15 3 0 1517 775 195 .74 60 Bulleen United 11 7 0 1259 925 136 .11 44 Elsternwick 11 7 0 1098 1185 92 .66 44 Williamstown 9 9 0 998 1127 88 .55 36 St. Bedes 8 10 0 1061 1111 95 .50 32 Old Geelong 5 13 0 770 1198 64 .27 20 Univ, Reds 5 13 0 736 1421 51 .79 20 Peninsula 0 B 4 14 0 703 1339 52 .50 16 Clayton 3 15 0 788 1311 60 .11 12 F RESERVE SECTION Old Essendon 17 1 0 1892 342 553.22 68 U.H .S .O .B . 16 2 0 1389 684 203 .07 64 Doveton SJOC 13 5 0 1240 634 195.28 52 Whitefriars 13 5 0 1016 750 135 .47 52 La Trobe Uni 9 9 0 886 1200 73 .83 36 St . Andrews 6 12 0 857 1141 75 .11 24 Comm Bank 6 12 0 759 1195 63 .51 24 A,N Z Bank 5 13 0 804 1096 73 .36 20 F1108 2 16 0 459 1524 30 .12 8 St Leonards 1 17 0 388 1465 26 .48 4 UNDER 19 ZONE 1 Ormond 16 2 0 2027 1020 198 .73 64 M.H .S.O.B. 13 5 0 2033 1314 154 .72 52 Bulieen/Temp. 13 5 0 1526 1499 101 .80 52 De La Salle 12 6 0 2051 1315 155 .97 48 Old Xavenans 10 8 0 1731 1425 121 .47 40 Marcellin 10 8 0 1737 1576 110 .22 40 Unro. Blues 6 12 0 1409 1721 81 .87 24 North O B 5 13 0 1339 2007 66,72 20 Old Scotch 5 13 0 1185 2213 53 .54 20 Banyule 4 14 0 833 1946 42.81 16 UNDER 19 ZONE 2

Collegians 16 2 0 1951 1208 161 .51 64 Old Haileybu ry 14 4 0 2188 1154 189.60 56 St . Bernards O .C. 13 5 0 1558 1284 121 .34 52 Old Melburnians 9 9 0 1388 1380 100.58 36 Therry 9 9 0 1417 1567 90 .43 36 Thomastown 7 11 0 1162 1755 66 .21 28 Univ Blacks 5 13 0 1269 2047 61 .99 20 Old Brighton 5 13 0 937 1595 58 .75 20 UNDER 19 ZONE 3 Old Paradians 17 1 0 1802 813 221 .65 68 St . Kilda CBOC 17 1 0 1713 906 189 .07 68 Ivanhoe 12 6 0 1880 1025 183 .42 48 Hampton Rovers 11 7 0 1810 999 181 .18 44 Williamstown 7 11 0 1462 1752 83 .45 28 Monash Blues 6 12 0 1046 1861 56 .21 24 Caulfield Grammar 4 14 0 943 1679 56.16 16 Old Camberwell 2 16 0 620 2215 27.99 8

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De La Salle reversed last year's Grand Final result with a 51 point win over Ormond in last week's first semi-final .

In what was expected to be an even contest De La ran right over Ormond in the second half, kicking 11 goals to 2 .

De La lost both Mick Deveson and Chris Campbell through injury on the morning of the match and Ormond recalled young forward Andrew Hill who had been out with a broken collarbone . quarter to give Ormond an And it was Hill who proved a handful for Brain Waldron early in the first It was just that De La used the early 15 point lead . Not that Ormond had most of the play - they didn't .Kerin and Peter Rennie . ball very indiscriminantly up forward with long ill-directed kicks to Phil The De's contained Ormond in the second quarter and just before half time Phil Kerin broke away from Mark McDonald for the first time . The margin at half time was just a point in favour of De La. That was a sign of things to come .

De La Salle moved Karin to full forward, Tony Klarica to centre half forward and Peter Rennie to the pocket . Their game was transformed . MickGreene was marking stronglyaround the ground and the De La small running players took control . especially overhead .

Rover Mark Lowe was superb in the third term, as was winger David Harrington Their extra bite on the ball combined with the brilliant running of defender Pat Maher and Peter Ryan gave DLS many more opportunities to score . Greg McHenry made some scintillating forays deep into Ormond's defence and split it wide open . With Peter Rennie firing DLS added 6 goals in the third quarter .

Ormond weren't even able to rally in the last term despite the great efforts of centreman Phil Mehrten . He had a great dual with Tim Cooke . Brian Hanrahan helped to keep Ormond to 1 goal in the last term whilst De La Salle added another 5 goals .

It was a very disappointing display by last year's premiers . It was an interesting contrast in tactics .

Ormond switching the play onto the grandstand attacking flanks . De La Salle, by contrast, using the defensive flank on most occasions, a tactic for which they're renowned .

I think that Ormond weren't allowed to play well, that's the best De La Salle have played for some time and they'll be difficult to get over in the Preliminary Final against their opponents either North ;Old Boys or Collegians .

I'd be very surprised if De La Salle don't face North Old Boys because I expect Collegians to F_dvance to the Grand Final today .

Why do I think Collegians will win? Well, for a start they're a much more settled combination .

Let's startwith their defence . They're a really mean lot, and tough . Imagine trying to geta kick against Simon Williams, Stuart Hinchen and Rick Schober . They can also run the ball well from defence, especially with Andrew Wright, Gary I rv ine and Greg Parsons .

Collegians centre line is classy - Greg Tregear, Peter Kahn and Andrew In gleton but perhaps could be pressured if North were to line up with a centre line of Bruno Conti, Mauro Borcich and Peter Weir .

It's the Lion attack which is really dangerous . Ian Roberts has kicked a lot of goals at full forward , two are flanked by the brilliant Stephen Rickford has had a grand year at centre half forward and theseBaum, Peter Wolff, David Hoyle but enigmatic Ian Herman . Will he produce his best in the finals? Tony and Richard Herman are all capable of kicking goals . and complemented In the following division is Chris Pollock, possibly supported by Grant Newman by two great rovers - Jeff Lemon and Keith Parsons .

What about North? Well I've made mention of their centre line, whatever its make up - it shouln well . Conti, Borcich and Weir sounds pretty good to me!