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i, .- of us fortunate visitors to the Victorian dressing rooms before Sunday's game against S .A . it was [ to soak up the tenseness and nervous excitement of the big occasion. ;~I rer seemed to prepare himself in a different way . What was obvious was that each player was seriously i r reparing himself for the contest ahead because football is theh type of game where physical prowess alone don't ensure a good performance . An incorrectly turned on mind is like running a highly tuned oor quality fuel . ;ort of things do players do that enhances this positive mental condition? It was noticed on Sunday players listened to music whilst their ankles were being taped, other privately tuned into their favourite in walkmans a'la West Indian cricketers, others handled the football completing simple movements . ~ mply sat and stared blankly ahead or sat reading silently (The Amateur Footballer of course) . s important is that each player was going through his own individual routine that "switched him" on > him feel content in himself that he had done everything necessary to allow him to play at his best .

1i ie as a player, I found the hardest of a football week to be the Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornin g ting became almost a cross to bear - so much so that when the time came to run out and play th e The game itself became the easiest part of the week . > why victory at the top level of one's sport is so sweet . ne boys - you did yourselves proud last Saturday.

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INTERSU yÂŽ-, WRAP-UFI My congratulations to all members of the ` v

Team for a great team performance in a net . .,wasproblythedsicagmIh~- , seen between two states .

Particular thanks to Mike McArthur-Alle n

a great job in his debut as an interstate coaci , showed the intensity and application to detail f been a feature of his success with Ormon c

To all the support staff who performed thro~ : , the training and on the day quietly and efficierii , Mark of the day - Mark of the Year? Greg Sutterby in the early game.

helped create the ' ' interstate club' that so,( : contributed to the team morale, my thanks, ' Thanks to the players who were in the squaa ; did not make the final team - your enthusiasr n

sportsmanship made on proud to be associate, ,

amateur football .

And finally, to my fellow-selectors, Andrew C Tim Connellan and Gus Mitchell, who worked late , often, and whose football knowledge was invalc,~,, in selecting the team .

Congratulations also the CDEF and Unde r teams for their well-won victories .

Best of luck to the U19 team in the matches aF rNoel Rundle Chairman of Seles-

Re s ult s MATCH 1 : VAFA U19 11 .14 ( 80) def . DVFL 7.5 (49) Goals: M . Brady 3, C. Caliguin 3 . W. Daly Bugalski 2, M . Chun 1 .

Best : M . Brady, D. Bugalski, M . Armstrong, A . Par~ A . Philp, M . McConvill and W. Dal y Summary : Victoria, by persistently applying basics, improved as the game went on . C'-~ inaccurate kicking kept scores relatively close MATCH 2 : VAFA (CDEF) 20.11 ( 131) def. SAAFL 15.9 (99) Goals : Riddell 8 . Wrigglesworth 4, Stone 3, Walo2 . Connell 1, Rafferty 1, Morrissey 1 .

Best : C. McKenzie, L . Holt, D. Comer, J . Gllham, Boyd, C. Huston, T. Riddell .

Summary : Victoria, by gaining prolific drive from ti centre for most of the game, aided by a str edfncealowedtheVictoranforwadsenoc_r opportunities to kicking a winning score .

MATCH 3 : VAFA ( AB) 22 .16 (148) def . SAAFL 13.10 (88 Goals : Schuhkraft 5, Cahill 3, Phillips, Moloney, Co' Furphy, Jobling 2 . Kingston, F. Taylor, Gleeson, Adan 1.

Best : T. Cahill, R . Furphy, P Kingston, S . Molonc, P Considine, G . Phillips .

Summa ry : SA, who teamed well for the first half, v .1--.overcome in the second half by Victoria's great . fitness and outstanding pride which saw Victoria, i the end, run out quite comfortable winners .

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intries problems ! asults were predictable . In the match of the day Marcellin gave notice that they will be a force in A Section , following an impressive display against Old Paradians last Saturday . The first half was fairly tight wit h Eagles leading by eight points at half-time. In the exciting third quarter Marcellin had their lead reduce d `s at three quarter time, but Marcellin showed their class in the final term kicking 7-7 to the Old Paradians o run out comfortable winners by 35 points . Best for Marcellin were ruck rover Fred Battistell (havin g ,2ar), defender Chris Carr and centreman Steve Psoras . For Parade, ex Fitzroy player Paul Zappa , i the centre did well, as did ruckman Brian Grills along with winter Tony Peyton .

Ormond travelled to Pitcher Park minus 4 state representatives, and without knowing what to expect from Parksida for both sides were opponents for the first time in Amateur ranks . Ormond jumped away to an impressive ng Parkside wondering how good the M onds were. Ormond led the Red Devils by 64 points at the a break, and State (successful) coach Mike M cArthur-Allen must have thought it was Xmas . After half Ormond added the first three goals, and the loyal Parkside supporters were looking for cover, then the af came, mainly due to the excellent work of Parkside's rover, Mark Sedgwick, giving the forwards firs t toe ball . Parkside saved some pride to eventually lose by 82 points. Ormond's best player was full forward Brad P.iadden 10 goals (not a bad replacement for Schuhkraft), Steve Grace showed excellent pace and has amented a permanent place in this side . Paul McDonald had an excellent battle with is opponent Marc Bradley, who was the pick of the Red Devils' big blokes, rover M ark Sedgwick was in scintillating form, his -_ ; ;[rd half was unbelievable. Captain M ark Sturgess was another to give all .

Nariil Old Boys at home were big winners over a gallant Ke w by 88 points. Kew matched North Old Boys , first half to be trailing by only 17 points at half time . North Old Boys took charge after the long brea k . ng 14.5 to Ke w 's 2 .5 in a powerful display of football . North Old Boys were missing seven regular senio r is, which forced coach M ark Hanneberry to take the field, and showed what excellent depth they have . afield for North Old Boys was centreman Steve O'Rourke, defender Michael Hedley continued his good aIso David Baher played his best game for the season . Rohan Atkinson (5 goals) was the best of the i ds. Kew's best player was backman Warren Keighran, along with Tony ` M r Knockout' Peric, who battled ~iaj in the ruck . Gino Kalac playing on the wing was another who could hold his head high , Uni Blues took on Danny Corcoran's young boys from Old Xavier. Uni Blues playing the better football ~ped Old Xaverians to race to a 47 point lead at half time. After the long break the students relaxed an d a-,od to play pretty football, and not the direct football they played earlier . To Old Xavier's credit they fough t e game right out, if they could play 4 consistent quarters of football Old Xavs will worry most sides with their .in and enthusiasm . Uni Blues rover Darrell Gust had a return to form being judged best on ground, Winge r Cullen Gunn has a good match, as did defender Andy Norman . Geoff Allardice played a strong defensive , me. Old Xaverians' best player all season rover Dan Meagher battled his heart out all day. Mark M cClelland ~s strung together a series of good games. Shane Leithlean was another who tried to lift the tenacious boys on, Old Xavier.

Scotch playing on their favourite ground (at home) were not match for the impressive Collegian side . The t half was a close contest, neither side could get the upperhand . At half time the Lions led by 10 points. the premiership quarter the Lions slammed on 9-6 to their opponents 2-4 for a commanding lead at three -arter time. The Cardinals matched the Lions in the last quarter with both sides kicking 5 goals apiece. The Lions best player was winger Greg Tregear, who turned in his best performance for the season . Young ruckman Damien Phillips gave first use of the ball all day to the Lion runners who were able to feed Mark Hibben s goals) in his first senior game this season . Old Scotch make-shift ruckman Rohal Aujard performed admirably. `,I ow to Today's Games .

I expect Ormond playing Marcellin to be the main match of the round . The Monds with their 6 state :Dresentatives back are starting to look awesome once again . Marcellin have performed better than most critics -ought, their enthusiasm is good, but playing the M onds at home is a daunting task, where the opposition ~e have averaged only 75 points per game, and for this reason I go for Ormond to win by 19 points .

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Collegians at home to Parkside will be looking for a big score, and will get it . The Lions, fresh frc, good win against the Cardinals last week will have far too much talent and speed for the disapp Devils, who found a determined Ormond side far too good for them the previous week . Parksi rr;,= „ more pace and improve their forward line if they are to be competitive . Parkside have not got a gooj against the Lions winning only 3 times out of 13 encounters, The Lions by 49 points .

Old Paradians play No rt h Old Boys in what should be a thrilling game. North Old Boys cruisec comfortable win the previous week, where on the other hand Paradians lost to Marcellin . Only 1 win sep= both sides, but North Old Boys have the higheset points average in A grade . 117 points per game have -. .

North Old Boys the tag of this years' quiet achievers . I expext North who will be able to field their sr~~team for the season to beat Old Paradians by 19 points .

Kew play Uni Blues at Elsternwick Park . Uni Blues with talent galore should have a field day at the 7~ . Kew, who were very disappointing last week against North Old Boys, will find their oppc, :, 1andrecobigw a daunting prospect . Uni Blues, with 'gun' players on every line should record a comfortable win . Kew on too few, and more is expected from their better named players . Uni Blues by 59 points.

Old Scotch take on rivals Old Xaverians who will be too strong and experienced for the young Old Xaverians, Scotch will welcome the return of state players, and this alone will give them the edge over Xavier. Xavier!, been only averaging 73 points per game, which is not enough to win . Coach Danny Corcoran has go- , a youth policy, but their enthusiasm alone will not account for the experienced Cardinals line up.

The HOME TEAM have recorded 19 wins to the AWAY TEAM 16 wins .

SELECTIONS Ormond vs Marcellin Kew vs Uni Blue s Collegians vs Parkside Old Scotch vs Old Xaverians Old Paradians vs No rt h Old Boys

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3ompetition appears to be evening out with the top sides having to earn their wins from the lower clubs ;r, for success . Old Ivanhoe pushed top side Old Haileybury all day . St Kevins troubled Caulfield Preston's winning run came to a holt by a gutsy performance from Hampton Rovers.

Banyule defeat Balaclava in a torrid affair with both sides attacking the ball fiercely . A match winning eleven rr ~m Tony "Tubby" Weston gave Banyule the ascendency. Youthful enthusiasm from Turnball, Saunders, Cameron, Pyers, West, Veal and Mills set up the win . I thought Balaclava could have troubled Banyule bu t

i e. Tim Hill again proved what an improving player he is across the half back line together with Neil !,tonaghan roving, Kevin Angwin and Steven Gates . The loss drops Balaclava back to seventh place which .%,s a close tussle for that all important fourth position .

Caulfield have been very disappointing, considering their potential . Last week they took three quarters to off St Kevins, to finally brake away in the final fifteen minutes to win by 28 po!nts . David Mathews boo'e o

s for Caulfield and their best were Harris, Boston, Lowe, Rudden and Dicrosta . game player Wes Byrnes for Old Haileybu ry put in a sensational game, kicking 8 goals from the forwarc Old Haileybury were on top all day against Old Ivanhoe, just doing enough to win and remain o n udefeated . Best for the Bloods, Wes Byrnes, Wil Cox, Wayne Smith and Darren Cotton .

St Kilda were looking for percentage against Ivanhoe, but not to be. A solid performance from the Hoes re desperate for a win - will it be today. Charlie Capiron starred upforward for St Kilda with 9 goal s ng all his magical skills . Best for St Kilda, Mark Lake, Matt Driscoll . Anthony Avitable . Jocka Howard ar c Andy McGane.

Hampton Rovers came away with the points against Preston in a shock result, considering the form of both i-dely. Preston had won five on the trot and at home expected to win . After holding a comfortable lea a

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Rovers pegged Preston back to be level at the final change . With total commitment rarely seen this year Rovers won by three goals . Ross Hetherington dominated the ruck duels and the running players Mark Young, Steve Pappon and centreman Wayne Capp had too much pace for their Preston opponents . Jamie Ross finished with 8 goals . Best for Preston, Ian Ewing, Kyraciou, Trevor Mason and L . Caligiuri 5 goal s to today's games (current accuracy 80o/0) .

Last week saw a fantastic game by the top sides at Malvern . After a high quality first half. De La Salle blitz Brighton with 7 goals in eleven minutes . Brighton's three goals burst at the start of the last quarter, setupE thrilling finish and in the end it was De La that had to come from behind to force a fitting tie to the gam e This week the Blue and Golds travel to Essendon where St Bernards will find the top side far too stron- : Sheedy and Mullins are fine players up forward for De La while Greene, Richardson, Wright and Toohey generated plenty of action last week . The home side will have their work cut out and De La should win If one easily .

The Blacks are struggling with more support needed for the young players that Kevin Morrison is bringing into the side . Nick Heath is playing well but he will need plenty of help against Trinity who are on a roll O'Shannessy will be after another bag after blitzing St Bernards and Trinity should continue on its winning wa.

Brighton fought back magnificently last week, and will have gained plenty of confidence . James Tomkin's height up forward proved a great asset and at least one member of teh crew can kick straight . Marcus Barber has struck form and although Wo ff 's injury is disasterous for the Seasiders, they'll be keen to welcome Redback Cornwell home with a hiding and should win .

oday sees the most vital games for the year. First, the development of the final four and the relegatoin zone i,egin to appear. The match of the day, Ivanhoe versus Old Ivanhoe, the loser will be under extreme pressur e

;-:ay in this grade . With the home ground advantage and having a more experienced combination I'm selecting Nanhoe to win a close, hard fought game. Preston to regroup against St Kevins, Old Haileybury too good Caulfield . On their small ground Balaclava will rely on their physical advantage to defeat St Kilda and ipset of the day Hampton Rovers to defeat Banyule . A l Ihomes sides to win toda y ioday's Selections : Hampton Roveres v Banyule Old Haileybury v Caulfield Balaclava v St Kilda Preston v St Kevins Ivanhoe v Old Ivanho e

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OMs at home will play the section's match of the day against Bulleen . Rick "Methusaillla" Pisarski has matured into an excellent full back and heads a defence that will keep the BTs working . Bulleen is creating plenty of scoring options and "Gofora" Rowe looked dangerous last week . It will be close but OMs will place ; he BTs progress on hold .

The Fawkner season is rapidly becoming a nightmare . They will win soon but this week the Therry hand :,all will create a few headaches for the Westerners . If teh Fawks can regain some of the form that showed at De La they will be in it for a long way. However, Therry look too slick at this stage .

Predictions for this week are : Trinity to defeat Blacks OMs to defeat Bulleen De La to defeat St Bernards Therry to defat Fawkner Brighton to defeat Monas h 6

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Last week's evenly matched games produced a couple of surprises which results in only a 600/6 accuracy this tipster.

Thomastown inflicted the first real defeat of the season for Whitefriars by a convincing 32 points . It was nigh standard game that produced a total of 45 goals and showed that the Bears are perhaps worthy of a ~ot in the four after all .

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At Bulleen, Mentone came back from a 7 goal deficit at quarter time to win by 7 points. Neither all that well and it was really just the persistence of the Panthers that finally saw them overcome th e The two class veterans of the section, No rton ( Mentone) and Morley ( Bulleen) both played te, `or their sides, but that was about the only highlight.

Power House continued their inconsisstent form, this time for the better, with a 75 point win ove r inconsistent MHSOB. It's starting to look like "the Old Boys" can only win at home .

State Bank kept within reach of the four after eventually overcoming an improving Elstern Camberwell put Ajax further into relegation territory by a comfortable 45 points .

The big game this week will be at Mentone, who take on Thomastown . Rumour has it tha t are starting the long trip straight after training Thursday night . If they get away then the seconds shc, tnere with enough time to just warm up before the game. If the rain persists during the week, the groun nullify Thomastown's speed to give Mentone the points, but only I cbeprtyhavwisould Power House travel to Donvale and even though Evans & Co are kicking some big scores. the I<. have got some handy forwards like Pratt and Houston who should kick a few more .

Old Camberwell vs Elsternwick is a real hard one to pick . The veterans at the Wickers like Bea : ,, , iotlE~r and Rosewarne have found some extra life, but I think the OCs, with their home ground supporters attendance, should have enough pace to get the points .

Another close game will be MHSOB vs State Bank . The Unicorns have some class players in Come, . },1)i ; and Drummond whilst the Bankers are being best served by the more experienced Cloke, Dervan and Jenkins State Bank have let me down too many times, so we'll go for the Old Boys instead .

The last game is at Albe rt Park where Ajax play host to Bulleen United . The Baby Bulls have lost tI tNo by less than two goals, whilst Ajax have suffered much bigger defeats . A win to the Bulls could see oack in the four and this should be enough for Coach Harrie to spur his playeres on to a much needeG The big question is, will Ajax have enough beer to satisfy the thirsty Bulls after the game ?

So, selections are : Old Mentone v Thomastown MHSOB v State Bank Whitefriars v Power House Ajax v Bulleen United Old Camberwell v Elsternwic k Any club contributions can be phoned to me on 429 3640 (H) or 490 5522 (W) .

E Section by Kevin McNicholl Another very interesting round completed with the expected close finishes and the odd upset . Lookin, th final scores we saw Wests easy winners over the struggling UHSOB 27.19 to 8 .8. St. Bedes were untroui,i _ against Peninsula and recorded a massive 33 .25 to Peninsula's meagre 5 .5 . Old Essendon put the bra on Aquinas recording a 5 goal win . No rt h Brunswick showed better form to soundly defeat Heathertc ; 12-1 ' to 12 .11 . Doveton recorded their 47th win and have perhaps exposed a few chinks in the armour of Bruns~ : who have yet to beat a side in the top half of the ladder. Final scores were Doveton 24 .11 to Brunswick 20.12 .

The match between Old Geelong & La Trobe University lived up to all expectations with the first quarter provid', some of the most interesting football I have seen this year - scores level at quarter time - 6 .4 each . La Trobe led at the big break by 12 points, extending this to 18 points at 3/4 time . In a tough hard fought last quarOld Geelong could only manage 2 goals to La Trobe's 2 .5 and went down by 23 points . Final score La Trobe 16 18 to Old Geelong 14 .7.

This tipping business is not easy . Three out of six this week is pretty poor and this in a round when I expect( six out of six . It just goes to show that there are no such things as certainties especially in football . Doveton's win over Brunswick has thrown the battle for the four wide open . La Trobe and West Brunswick look! while St . Bedes have a four point break in third spot . Then we have four sides all with their eyes on the fouG : position .

Today's round sees danger games for all four of them with a loss to Doveton, Old Geelong, Aqui° i s or Brunswick making their task just that much harder. Doveton face West Brunswick, La Trobe and St . des in their next three matches and wikll need to win at least two of those to stay in the race . O . Geelong have to face St . Bedes and need a win after three straight losses . Aquinas meet No rth, Heathe rton and Peni 3ula on the trot and must win all three to stay in touch . Brunswick are at home to La Trobe University and then meet West, Heatherton and St. Bedes and on current form could not be expected to win more than one or two of these clashes but will need to do more if they are to hold on . Other games see UHSOB at home to 0.

Essendon but I think time may have run out for Old Essendon who would now have to win at least nine of the remaining eleven games to make the finals while Peninsula have the task of playing Heathe rton after their loss to North and this should prove too big a task for Peninsula . Likely winners this week, West Brunswick too strong for Doveton, Old Essendon to beat UHSOB. Old Geelong to win a close one over St . Bedes, Aquinas must win over Norths and this should provide the incentive for them . Heathe rton over Peninsula and La Trobe should have too many big guns for Brunswick .

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;i i e commonwealth Bank has lifted their interest rate to 17% . Well, my old mate Tom Moody has phoned Lords to say that the credibility rating of the Har ry Trotters has fallen to an all time low and that, as fa r Tom s concerned, Paul "The Grim Reaper" Grima can pawn his alarm clock collection, flog his stroppy fill his ATMs with Kit Kats - regardless, Tom and this correspondent won't be backing the Harrys a ;,t ,o be fair - the Harrys lost it in one stanza only. The Unde rt akers buried them early and simply played =n a e footy from then on . In an even team performance, special mention should go to Unde rtaker's "Ronald" B r iggs and "Gorky" Park.

Consistency - that's the key. It's what allows Deng Xiaopiing to say no ; it's what has given Italy 48 governments years ; it's the reason Brian tells you, Gra Gra fells you and Bondy sells you . It's what Mazenod and St And rews are all about . It's what other F-Troop hopefuls need to learn .

Chris "Don't Shoot" Kelly was full of praise for Reserves p ro motees, Ian "Genuflection" Neil, "Lance" Boyle and "Jolly" Murray who typified the commitment of the Noddies agains the Banjoes who displayed â&#x20AC;˘,petiveness and spirit in their class at Mulgrave . The success of these players underscores the Noddie' s depth ; although President Gerry "After" Noone had to don the boots with the dew-kickers and after earning ossessions was carried from the ground by 15 team mates, whom he thanked volubly at the " afters". Gerry ,;reparing to send off his brother Paul "High" Noone at the Noddies big bash on June 24th - "Nod Rock" n music provided by top cover band "Mr Plod and the Big Ears". n other matches : the Brewers placed a large deposit on the Zedders to maintain their spot in the four ; Willy had a percentage booster against the Footrot Flat Boys who've had about as much success lately as Irene Bolger. Better performers for the Brewers were Rohan Hughes (brother of "Disco Chris"), "Life of" Brya n i Greg "DeeWhy" Dyson whilst Willy were well served by their following division and mobile forward line . irl the Sunday fixture, Reds displayed greater desire and team running to overwhelm the Waves by close 10 majors. Despite a great game by the Waves' Glen Ma rt in, the Reds withstood all challenges and ^ ;tratulated Doc, Doofus, Cooky, Mark Marsden Junior and John De Abacus on fine efforts.

Player of the Round : Unde rt akers' ruckman Tony "Gorky" Park whose competitive spirit and stamina :ays keep the Unde rt akers in touch .

STOP PRESS : Craig Overend's knee is responding to trembling .

Verne Koop has ordered a recount of his teeth .

THIS WEEK'S MATCHES : Last Week : 4 out 5 . Current percentage accuracy : 69% Match of the Round : Mazenod v Old Carey. The Brewers are a good side but they were thrashed by the Undert akers who couldn't get near the Noddies . The Noddies to have too much running, too many forward ;:ions and too much strength for the Brewers . Noddies by 12 majors .

Other Games : The Waves to relish playing at home to win by six goals against the Banjos ; The Artists ne overcome at home to Willy by at least 5 ; Getta's Tellers to shout drinks after the Unde rt akers win by out 8 ; Ho Chi Minh to weep after the Harrys lift their rating slightly.

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19 9 $ lstv- wick ark Pr o June 3rd (A) Kew v University Blues June 17th (A) Uni Blues v Old Paradians June 24th (C) St Kilda v Banyule July 1st (E) Old Geelong v Aquinas uIy 8th (B) Fawkner v University Blacks July 15th (D) Elsternwick v State Bank July 22nd (A) Parkside v Old Xaverians July 29th (E) Peninsula OB v Latrobe ~ugust 5th (B) Old Trinity v Old Brighton August 12th (A) Old Scotch v Parkside =rugust 13th (B) Therry v Old Trinit y THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

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August 19th (A) North O.B. v 0. Paradians August 26th (A) Collegians v Old Scotch *August 27th (G&H) Grand Final s September 2nd (B) B Section 1st Semi-final *September 3rd (A) A Section 1st Semi-final September 9th (C) C Section Grand Final *September 10th (A) A Section 2nd Semi-final September 16th (B) B Section Preliminary final *September 17th (A) A Section Preliminary final September 23rd (A) B Section Grand final *September 24th (A) A Section Grand final 9

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G SECTION REVIEW OF MATCHES PLAYED MAY 27, 1989 - ROUND 7 Round 7 results were kind to me as I tipped the card . Leaders Kew maintained their record by beating Monash Whites by twenty three points . De La Salle proved no match for Bloods who won by seventy two poira, st Bernards and Port Colts both moved up the ladder as a consequence of their wins . St. Bernards by tr ; five points over Old Melburnians & Po rt Colts by thirty four points over Marcellin . Old Xaverians outpYa, Bulleen Templestowe and won by twenty two points . Old Scotch won well against Collegians by forty :points .

H SECTIO N Three selections out of five proved correct . I was correct in forecasting that Kontias would defeat Power House - they did so by seventy two points. St . Kevins did defeat State Bank by seventeen points and Salesians were good enough to defeat CBC St . Kilda by thirty one points . I was way off the mark in my selection of Old Geelong as GTV9 outplayed them to win by forty three points . Likewise I was way out when unbeaten Richmond Central went down to Therry by twenty seven points . Balaclava had the bye .

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Two leading sides went down in surprise results in this section . Ormond thrashed undefeated leaders Old Haileybu ry by the surprisingly wide margin of one hundred and twenty eight points while De La Salle Blue overwhelmed Whitefriars and won by one hundred and eight points. Marcellin kept in touch with the leadir sides as a result of their fifty three point victory over Banyule . Old Xaverians did likewise when they outplay~ University Blues to win by one hundred and three points . Old Paradians Green kicked another mammc score en route to defeating Collegians by one hundred and thirty five points .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Round 7 results consolidated the positions of the top four sides and made the other eight sides' efforts! make the four more difficult . St. Bernards were too good for Melbourne High School Old Boys and v.,; by seventy points . Old Brighton had a big win over Therry who failed by seventy seven points . This was disappointing result at Therry's form in Round 6 had been so good . North Old Boys kept to touch with th= leading bracket when they proved too good for Old Melburnians and won by fifteen points . Old Scotch bounce . back after their Round 6 loss and defeated University Blacks by forty eight points. Bulleen Templestowe wc their first match for the season when they defeated Old Paradians Purple by sixteen points. Monash Blues virtually had defeated Caulfield Grammarians by quarter time when the Monash lead was eight goals . Caulfield showed some improvement in the second half before succumbing by one hundred and twelve points .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Aquinas surprised by defeating Old Trinity by thirty points . This was Trinity's first loss . Thomastown improveo its final's hopes by defeating De La Salle Gold by thirty four points . Leaders Mazenod faced strong opposition from Parkside before winning by only thirteen points which dropped the young Noddies' percentage by some twenty percent . Hampton Rovers consolidated their top four billing when they accounted for Fawkner by eight, seven points . The closest match of the round was that between St. Kevins & Albanvale in which lowly placed St . Kevins defeated sixth placed Albanvale by seven points . Ivanhoe defeated Bulleen United by thirty five points after United posted their best score by far, PREVIEW OF MATCHES TO BE PLAYED JUNE 3, 1989 - ROUND 8 G SECTIO N Leaders Kew should be largely untroubled to defeat Collegians who have not won since April 15 . St . Bernards make the long trip to Clayton to play Monash Whites. As there is little between the performance rating of the sides I favour Monash to win because of the vaguaries of their ground and the effort required by St . Bernards players to arrive for the game . Although De La Salle have faltered of late I expect they will be strong enough to defeat Marcellin today. Only percentage separates Old Melburnians & Old Xaverians . I favour Old Xaverians because their form has been the more consistent . Old Scotch, at home to Po rt Colts should prove strong enough to win the game and thus consolidate their top four position . Bloods at home will prove too strong for Bulleen Templestowe in a repeat of last Season's Grand Final .

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I favour St . Kilda to win . The main match will be that between St. Kevins & Salesians .

C oughlin Oval where will severely test the Salesians forwards whom I suspect may wilt under pressure. St .

St . Kevins defenceCentral travel to Albert Park to play GTV9 . The Richmond side will be all out to atone Kovins is my selection . ast ::eek's loss and should be able to win .

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 ' in a game whose ramifications willhbec h me evidentfb ydAugust h 26.

Collegians play Banyule at Albe rt Park game . A n improving II II Marce rn wi test Wrte nars of' w o in t emse ves I ° ecc Collegians to win this vitaI ktfert thyfe;rstf h't . r e nars d eserve t ob e my I se ec f;onb u t • I t1ie leading brac or II vi ua me fl, m eir is oryWh'tf' oev~ will to earn their victory. Another important game will be that between De La Salle Blue y the have g Orm o nd Both sides are playing well and shape as potential finalists . The winner today will have the easie r --, to the finals and I believe De La Salle Blue will prove to be that side. Old Haileybury should regain thei r o ways at the expense of University Blues who must be causing Frank Henagen more headaches tha n oi his previous charges . Old Xaverians chafing to regain a top four place journey out to Bundoora to mee t r„gh scoring Old Paradians's Green who are really playing well . The Xaverians big men will worry Parade Iii midfielder Dillon . Nevertheless the Bundoora bounce will be in favour of the home side whom I select to win .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 University Blacks should be able to return to the winning list by defeating Melbourne High School Old Boys Nhile I favour St. Bernards to prove too talented for the improving North Old Boys in the main Sectionn me: Old Brighton Grammarians will maintain the section lead by defeating Caulfield Grammarians o Oval 3 . Old Melburnians have a good chance of winning today against OId Paradians Purple who may lack sce and strength of the Old Melburnians . I favour OM's because the young Paradians have not done = of Iate. Old Scotch should be able to win again this time at the expense of Monash Blues while I favour Therry to return to the winning list at the expense of Bulleen Templestowe.

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Fawkner journey east to Bulleen United who must have a good show of defeating their visitors . Although - Fawkner forwards have the better record I sense a Bulleen United victory today. Parkside will push Hampton Rovers on Pitcher Park . Despite the fact they have won only twice they are a well performed side . I expect zrkside to win in the upset of Round 8 . Parkside proved last week that Mazenod are mortal and I expect Pat Sheedy to have a game plan designed to bring victory to De La Salle Gold . Despite Pat's plans I favour Mazenod - ,rin after a close contest . Two round seven winners meet at Macleod when Thomastown visit Ivanhoe. When ,7ged on the season to date Thomastown has the more impressive record and thus I select them to win .

-Round 5 Albanvale defeated Aquinas by five points after a close contest. Last week Aquinas dshowed grea t r,, when they accounted for Old Trinity whereas Albanvale lowered their colours to eleventh placed St . Kevins. "ere is no logic in these results nor is there much to justify my belief that Albanvale will win again today. Old Trinity who travel to St . Kevins will be anxious to erase memories of their defeat last week . Despite St . Kevins Dod win last week, I favour Old Trinity to win convincingly.

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Followers of amateur football are probably aware of teh club allegiances of three of the leading lights ° VAFA administration .

General Manager, Phil Stevens (Old Haileybu ry) ; Administrative Assistant, Sue Anderson ( Hampton Rovers) and Andre Langford -Jones ( Old Haileybu ry ) are all keen to win the office C-grade footy tipping compet,c„ So keen, in fact, that loyalty went out the window" last Friday when Phil and Andrew tipped Ivanhoe and Q P tipped re ston to knock over their beloved teams .

Apologies to Banyule's Peter Adams. Last week this colum stated that Ga ry Phillips was the only C-gr~,. . player to make the main VAFA side. Peter made sure everyone noticed he was around with an exceir~ performance and was one of the prime movers in getting the run into the Victorians after half time . ~tr * k

It is with plesure that this column announced that Bulleen Templestowe has claimed the prize of have played against the most number of VAFA clubs . The answer is 71 and Joh, Phil would prefer Sandy to corc down to claim the prize . **~The question is often asked : How are teams selected to play their matches at headquarters - Elsternwick Pat~ Over a 5 year period it is hoped that all teams in the higher grades at least will have played at Elsternwick Per . the same number of times . Eash side must give up the same number of 'home' games and this is importa because sides depend on 'home' appearances for vital fund raising activities like canteen, luncheons and the li- ; The next competiton which will carry a prize of a package of those famous CUB products is to correctly preo the names of the Victorians who make the Australian Amateur Football squad . All correct entries will be place, : into a hat and a lucky draw will take place to find the winner. Be quick though, as the carnival takes place ir Tasmania over the Queen's Birthday long weekend .

Personality Pars 2 X 100 FOR OLD HAILEYBURIANS Today sees two of Old Haileyburians' grea t clubmen Greg Meadows and Bernie Ladds, play their hundredth games for the Club . "Meggsy" began his career in 1977 under Mike Porter and played for three seasons (54 games) in the first XVIII, a stint unbroken by injury or poor form . After the Bloods were relegated he joined VFA Club Sandringham, which must have been his big mistake, because he has been lucky to string together a long run of games ever since! At that time Meggs could boast tremendous fitness and enthusiasm, attributes which made him a valuable "B" grade wingman . His return to Haileyburian playing arms came in 1984, when he captain-coached the reserves to the finals - the year before he had guided the socials to a grand final berth. This year he has found himself as reserves supremo again, still in that woolly old number 12 jumper, surely the oldest in the club? He is well known on the committee for running assorted raffles and sportman's nights, and despite a slow start has now well and truly shed the bachelor tag . Also well known as a real estate agent of no small cunning, perhaps his major weakness lies in ethnic affairs ?

Bernie Ladds started his career in the undernineteens in 1982, but has caught up the 5-year gap between his coach . The Barry Round protege wearing the big number 56 was "sacked" as reserves captain despite leading the twos to the Grand Final last year, but is still the Bloods' best thing to Con th e 12

Fruiterer, especially now the hairline is drifting bac' a touch - beaudiful !

"Laddsy" has had a hard time of it this year, beirc a fanatic Carlton man, but perhaps the worst is over for him . He has set a wonderful example to other players over the years by so often acting as a willing and tireless helper behind the scenes too - something of great importance to every club . Bernie played his solitary senior game a couple of years ago, and no OHAFC player has worn the 1st XVIII winged heart badge with greater pride . The rest of the not inconsiderable Ladds family has played their part in the club too, including playing brother Chris and youngster "Andrew" who has run the boundary for the last three years or so. Bernie himself has been extremely versatile around the ground from full-back to ruck to centre half-forward - even oversized goal sneak! Well done boys .

50 GAMES FOR FUMBLES AT BRUNSWICK Brunswick take great price in congratulating Ian Campbell on reaching 50 games against La Trobe today. Fumbles first played with in in '85 and was a key member of our premiership side that year.

Fumbles has proven to be a very versatile player whether it be in defence or attack or even in the ruck giving many inches away to his opponents, he always puts in a top effort, giving his all for the club. Fumbles is a popular personality at Brunswick and totally a team orientated player. Well done Fumbles and keep up the good work.

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;ongratulations to Goalie, Bobby'Jane' Seymour, who passed the 50 game mark last weekend . Bob came athe VFA (109 games) and the Footscray District (54 games) . His umpiring experiences are duly noted . mer will find him adjudicating on the Sub-District cricket scene or on the golf course . Well done Bob . *,~* on't knokw who addresses Paul Krake's Match Report sheets but they recently turned up at the ANZ Ban k Williamstown instead of Elsternwick Park. Thanks to the astute Bank Manager for sending them back . c :entally, Paul had umpired the ANZ-Willy game that Saturday. Must have left a lasting impression on him . ,lice to see the umpires enjoy their `break' from their 'regular' training routines last week with visits to the Nunawading Swimming Pool where `Simmo' went under three times and came up twice and also to the FootscraY Institute for a spot of Ae robics. Great to see the Harris/Nugent combination on the dance floor. ,ey didn't know each other before they started, they certainly did by the time they'd finished . Thanks to Cliff Burns ( Nunawading) and Michelle Burns (FIT) for their cooperation and assistance . PS Michelle - Richard My Groin is Alright' Simon sends his regards . **~t Great shot of Steve Clinch in the Sunday Press . Heaven knows how the photographer had time to snap ~ such was the pace Steve was displaying at Old Scotch . Then again, every umpire needs a 'breather' a,e time. *~~k Further congratulations to Charlie `Golden Whistle' Sutherland on reacing the 50 milestone last Saturday. needs every game he can to help repay his Dad for crashing the family car 12 months ago . Hope you haven't an going into strange places again 'Bubbles' . ~tit it Good to see Kenny `Chaos' Coughlin back whistling . Keep it up and you're a`monty' for Life Membership aiding you pay your fees .

Highlights of the Interstate games last Saturday : • The Thwaites/Ridd confectionery stall ; • Tile 'Chilli' Segota referee's dash ; • 'Guru Agate' Harris and his prognostications. Nice to see you getting home early nowadays, Peter : • Thommo's 'Academy of Umpiring'. **~ BLUE MOONER OF THE WEEK : Thanks to Phonse Tobin from Tobin/Padbu ry 's Doncaster for handelivering this handwritten response : "In last week's Amateur Footballer in 'Umpires Corner' the question s posted : `What is the procedure for unde rt aking a count?' I would like to explain that the procedure s the same for a Count, Countess, Earl or, in fact, any other deceased person" This week : What is the procedure for undertaking Phonse? *** Keep on bouncing Mike and Russell

Personality Pars 100 GAMES TO PAUL SCHUHKRAFT AT ORMON D Ormond congratulates Paul Schuhkraft on olaying his 100th game for the club this week .

Paul started his senior career at Ormond mainl y playing in the Reserve grade. However after winning [loth the 1985 and 1986 reserve grade B & F awards Paul has realized his full ability and potential and has s nce become one of the key players for Ormond reniors. He topped the'A'section goal kicking awards r both 1987 and 1988 with 90 and 72 goals respectively. His 1988 season was highlighted by the THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

selection in the Victorians and Australian representative side . He was also a member of last weeks side which comfortably defeated S .A. Paul was a member of Ormonds 1987 and 1988 Premiership teams, and has also played in several reserve grade Premierships .

A very quick and strong marking forward, Paul has become recognized, not only at Ormond, but in Amateur circles generally, as one of the most talented full forwards in the competition .

Congratulations on your milestone today "Schuey" and all the best from all concerned at Ormond .

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H SECTIO N Lang, Richmond Central (3) 19 Pouloupoulos, St Kilda (2) 16 Griffin, St . Kevins (7) 15 Morelli, Therry (2) 15 Tymms, Richmond Central (-) 13 UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Griffin, Collegians (-) 26 McIntyre, Whitefriars (1) 21 Lake, Whitefriars (-) 17 R . Brasher, De La Salle (15) 15 UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Perrett, St Bernards (6) 41 Knight, Old Brighton (10) 35 A . Dwyer, North OB (-) 28 Hatzis, MHSOB (9) 23 Goodwin, Therry (-) 20

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ELTHAM COLLEG E Senior Coach: Craig Bransgrove 1 M Stone 2 S McVicar 3 K Tucke r 4 M Edwards 5 C Bransgrove 6,R Badenhop 7 N Hamshare 8 M Fitzpatrick 9 S McPhai l 10 S Keefe 11 C Penna 12, J Weathenll 13 D Bishop 14 R Whelan 15 J Pitcher 16 A Gardiner 17 S Shaw 18.P Kernaghan 19, L . Dawson 20 W Stevenson 21 B. Hanley 22 .1 Klddle 23. P Taylor 24 S Watson 26 M Delaney 27 S Fitzpatrick 28 A Hall

29 N . Crawford 31 C Butler 32 D Campbell 33 G Hal l 35 S Biddle 36 I Chesser 37 C Dare 39 M Barden 40A Peacock 43 B Anderson 44 M Earl no 111 D Wilto n

FOOTSCRAY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Senior Coach: John Maroney Rese rve Coach : Wayne Taylor 1 D Edwards 2 B Alla n 3 R, Gun n

4 M Shembn 5 G . Stefou 6 G Mills 7 . P Nelson

8 . B . Kogimehes 9, D Power 10. G . MacDonald 11 .J Breheny(C) 12 . R . Phela n 13 K . Thomann 14. C Alla n

15. S. Flyn n

16. D. Tanner (RVC) 17. J. Malone y

18. J . Perre 19, T Johnstone 20 . B Sym e

21 . D . Sutherland 22 . P. Cliffe 23 M . Darmanin 24 . M . Brown 25, P Lewi s

26 S. Case 27. A MacDonald 28 V Bibas 29 . A West 30 G Elford 31 C McManus 32, W Taylor (RC) 33 M Robertson 34 M Williamson 35 D Hefter 36 . P, Gibbs 37 M Godkin 38 M . Johnson 39 P Morgan 40 M . McKenzie 41 T Fara g 42 P Battens

43 M O'Shannessy 44 C Barret t 45 P Allen 46 C, White 47 W Bardenhagen 48 D. Bonne r 49 B Eccles 50 R Backer 51 M Walter 52 J Fitzgerald 53 T Dyso n

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54 G Biggs 55,T Nucara 56 P Cleaver 5T R Kennedy 58 C McManus 59 M . Case 60 A Murrell 61 M . Russell 62 A Quinn 63. M, Else 64, E. Eller 65, P James 66 B Sullivan 67 J Carahan 68 J. Scrub 69, S . Icely

MA ZE N OD OLD COLLEGIANS Senior CaptaintCoach Jim Fotinioti s

se Kelvin Shaw qescrves Coach : ~uhn H a nd s

7 R Magro(CC) 7 K Wright 8 D Mantis 9 G Casey 10. S Rul e 11, P Goldsworthy 12, W.Chamra 13, R . Davies

9 P . Hall 10 C . Boyle 11T Smith 12 . A Was 13 P Fitzgerald 14 R Murray 15, P Allsop

14 N Taylor 15, D . Ile s 15 P. Cavanagh 16. A Watts

16 D Cox IT A . Rogers 18 . D. Rolfe 19 . S . McMullin 20 . P . Lrooltl 21 . J . Diclnti o 22 . S . McDonald 23 . M Sayers 24 .C Tod d 25 F. De Masi 26 W Poulter 27 . R Palamara (DVC1 28 C Walke r 29 P, Luxtord 30. B . Leggett 31 . I . Ne t

44 . G . Smith 45 . G . Rogers 46 . S . Grady 47 . P. Riley

49 . M Fitzpatrick (R-Cap' 51 . N Robinson 60 C . Bence 61 . G . Matthews 62 . M Brooks 67 . D. Hogan 68, C. Carroll 69 . S . Thompson 71 . D Lambourn

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Senior Coach : Roland Magro Reserves Coach : David Saddler 1 . I . Steward 2 . G Browne 3 .R Soncin 4. J, Tapner 4 C. Gibso n 5 M McCormick 6 D. O'Keef e

Reserve Coach : Kevin Kin g t J Fobnols 2 G Matth€ : . : 2 Steve Pa!ai 3 S . Campben 4 . D . Carr 5, S . Bateman 6 . W . Francis 7 . P . Deegan 8 . T . Lucas

32. S. McCormack 33. J . Boyle (VC-R) 34 . A . Hamilton 35. M Grad y 36 M . Polletu 37 . N . Collins 38 A . Green 39 . J . Kealy (DVC-R) 40 . J Bartels 41 . T Chilcott (VC) 42 .J .Gnmison 43 . A. Chilcott

Senior Coach Laurie Duffus Asst. Coac h

OLD CAREY GRAMf;tARIAPIS ST. ANDREWS nior coach :

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N Morgan P Gains R CuUack P Charles n Hogan 3 Mitchell 13 Eldridge 'i Evans A Webste r Somermlle - D Henderson S Diver

17 P Little 18 D,Shaw 19, G . Undy 19. C . Miller 20, C. Leopold 21 R . Pepyat 22, B. Funnell 23 C. Artls 24, D Saddler 25 . R . Vimba 26 . V. Sault 2T J. Reginald 28, J . Kilkenny 29 . N . McDonald 30 B . Emblem 31 D Briggs 32, L . Libardi 33 C Crooks 34 G Laity 35 J Farah 36 P Grandy 37. B Whiting 43 S Tyrrell 44 G Phelan 45 A Park (DVC) 48, C, Tailed 49. J. Montalto 50. R . Heaney 51 . M . Davies 54. P Bovezza 55. S. Fielding 56. J . Mansour 57.S . Knight 59.P Woods

60. G. Palmington 61 . C. Bear d 62 66 69 70 74

C . Galea R Lowe l Ashby D Bartlett C . Overland

ST.LEON ARDS Coach : John Lord I S, O'Connell 2 N Ng

3 N Stubbs 4 A Fitzgerald 5 . A Nicolac i 6 R Eddington 7 P Kaneen 8 B Dinning 9 A Levy 10. S. Wigley tt A Sher 12 G Proebstl 14. G Bulluss 15 N Timms 16 J Ward

17 A Jackson 18 S Margetts 19 M Brooks 20 A. McCully 21 R Walker 22 . N . Sher 23 . M Preston 24 R Dunlewe 25, A Guinan e 26 . G McDonald (C) 27 A Poun d 28 D Ray 29 M McComb 30 S Fletcher 31, R . Bulluss 32 . J. Ruffin 33 .S Harvison 34, B . Jackson 35.P Jones 36 P Claxton 37 M Lansdell 38. D Newman 39 . M Aitken 40 DCananz l

41 P Commerford 42 J Gill 43 C Girdwood 44 M Dye r

45 . S Lydster 46 D Stltford 48 A . Aina6dis 49 . R . Goodman 53 R . Sfogren 57 R . Lydster 59 . M . Ingram 64 . D. Ricco

Tim Hillis 1 L Duffus 2 D Fosse 3 C Walden 4 S Maus 5 P Barone 6 C Hosk,ng 7 S Haye s

8 G Roughsedge 9 . S Katsiamakis 10 .D Cahrt 11 D Murphy 12, P O'Brien 13 J Grassby 14 E Suidgeest 15 K O'Connell 16 J DeAngelis 17 D Upfdl 18.V Koo p 19. M Moran 20 G Pressey 21 I Jennens 22 G, Cook 23.8 Cordon 23S Giacon 24 . A, White 25 S,Jackson 26 M Jones 27. D Fraser 28 K Spor n

29 . G DuChateau 30 G Crdiland 31 R Zappeill 32.L . Kddey 33.L, Dynes 34 P Smithers 35 R . Goldberg 36 G . Moloney 37 D Power 38. C. Rogers 39, S Salzano 40 D Delahoy 41 M . Angelo 42 W Johns 43 JRokamp 44 P White 45,E Evans 46 D Ken t 47 M . Hayes 48 P Hutchings 49. N, Le e

50 W Beacon 51 I . Mezzalira 52. S Qudty 53 A. Green 54 V Chow 55 P Phillips 56 A Joselend 57. P Butler 58 G . Moloney 59, R Brewer 63 F. Russell 69 A Sheridan 86 B Kla u 96 F Gosdschan

WAVERLEY AM ATEURS Senior Coach : John Hartley Reserves Coach: Neville Wathen I G Hand s 2 M Kane 3 D Lawler 4 B Reynolds 5 S Price 6 J Marti n 7 Ni Dlnsdale 8 P Burghardt 9 S Carrot 70 M Luxa 11 J Dickson 72 . M Rohan 13 S Darvell 14 N Bell 15 J Bel l 16 D Smith 17 J Murray 18 S Dunstan 19 G Sharrock 20. J. Hartley 21 T Paxianas 22 . N Wathen 23 J. Koppel 24 J Caygil 25 G . Ros s

26 M Dereus 27 D Black 28 P Mahoney 29 R Dupuy 30 V Caruso 31 D Young 32 K Conlan 33 S Farley 34 K,Sneddon 35 1 McDowell 36 R Duvallon 37. G, Wathen 38 8 Maya 39 B Hannan 40 S Thomas 41 G Flemming 42 P Blac k 43 K Durose 44 E Atgiaras 45 I . Nankivell 46 A Slink 47 J. Fuller 48 C Conroy 49 C Neale 50 P. Thomas 51 . P Battour 52, B . Flanagan 53. M. Sharrock 54 G Kell y

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Senior Coach: Mark Cannon Asst . Coach: 1 . McGowan Reserves Coach : Damian Ma rt in 1 G Lev~a=.

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7 M . Cannon (CC) 8 J Borg 9 J Neenan 10 S Lugowsk, 11 A Elliot t 12 Andrew Feathersion 13 P Graha m 14 A Cook 15 D White 16 P Van Dongen 17 Anthony Featherston t8 D Elliott

19 S Calderwood 20 M Dervan 21 A Cabansag 22 D Temby 23 G Mugavrn 24 A Rya n 25 C McKenzie 26 C Muscat 27 B Tuc k 28 J Mellak 29 D Boucher 30 .D Dgenova 31 J CorSeld 32 B Mazourns 33 B Ryan 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41

G Gamrnone S Kennedy G Stephens B Cetinch A Reader J Tuc k C Elliott B Marr

42 M Kennedy 43 A Morelli 44 G Smith 45 S Smit h 46 S, McKenzie 47 T. Ferris 48 C Cheatham 49 G Dora 50 S Vines 51 D Bubnic 52 P Culhane 53 .J De Bono 54 P Campagna 57 B Han n 58 D. Darcy 59 .P, Dervan 60, FL Butterfield Et . R I McGowan

::7 ,,:l'N S AQUINAS 1 C O'Tool e 2 J Dwyer 3 C Box

4 M Wilkinson 5 H Hewtl t 6 T Jones 7 P McCafferty 8 B Bolan d

9 G Brady 10 P MacManus 11 D Savan s 12 D 0 Loughlin 13 T Alford

14 D Hodge 15 J McNamara 16 C Kin g 17 P Smith 18 P Davison 19 P Flanagan 20 B McKenna 21 P Hewit t

22 J Ryan 23 M Carter 24 A . Whelan 25 S Bel l 26 G Box 27 I Shaw 28 G Wright

29 S 0 Loughlin 30 G Hewitt 31 J Dean 32 C Grolier 33 D Postiethwate 34 M Taruil t 35 S Livingstone 36 D Phela n 3' B Jone s 38 M McCarthy 39 E Whitfield 40 D Wright 41 D Croft 42 B Spiess 43 C Rogers 44 K Cox

45 J Goldsmtd 46 M Box 47 P Kvtetelattts 50 P Gnerson 52 1 Mitchell 53 S Alford 56 D Laws

57 V Alexander 58 A Crosby 59 N Lynch 60 B McKellar 69 Dean Farrel l 70 Peter Sainsbury

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Senior Coac h S. King Rese rves Coach F. Bass i 1 L .Jones 2 B Bassi 2 B Owen 3 A Strachan 4 P Conduit 5 D Stevens 6 S Hewitt 7 D Carrol l 8 D O'Sullivan 9 1 Campbell 10 R Watkins 11 . M Snelson 12 A Cook 13 S Kannegiesser 14 P Spezza

15 T Barley 16 D Leheny 17, P Hardy 18 A Black 19 N Gunnin g 20 G Santacatterina 21 D. Marshal l 22 G Huckstepp 23 S McLean 24 S McBride 25 B Hul l 26 C Stevens 27 M . Wade 28 B Gibson 29 C, Birch 30 M Sayers 31 L Cordes 32 S Gibson 33 J Ralph 34 T Leaney 35 T Heaney 36 R .Kennedy 37. A Watterson 38 S O'Brien 39 P Sayers 40 R Eide r 41 K Drysdale 42 R Barham 44 R McKissack 47 R Cratgi e

48 D Murphy 50 M Green 52 M Hobden 54 N Campbell 56 R Camp 57 B Watterson

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48 G . Clydesdale 49. S. Flannery 50, W. Elliott (R .Capt) 51 . M . Batarilo 52 .S . Link 54.P. Hopkins 55, A, Hardman 57. R . Murphy

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Coach : P. O'Donohu e Asst. Coach : C. Orvad Rese rves Coach: J. Williamso n t R . Little (Capt .)

2. D. Huffe r 3. A McGibbon 5.P Shannon 6. M . Dalbosco 7. D. Moore 8 B. Franzman 9J.Sandy 10. M Bakogtarns 11 . L. Athanasakis 12. P. Tucc t 13. J . Trimboli 14 . J . Harpe r

15. M . Lewis (DVC) 16. G . Liersch 17. J . Ltmperakts 18. A,Jensz 19. P. Gough 20. A . Marriott 21, L . Green 22 . M . Edmunds 23,S, Dura n 24. T. Fawcett 25. P. Gehrig 26 C. Polatos 27. J . Hubbard 28, C . Panozzo 29. Z . Zuccala 30. V. Cavaiien 31 . P Chdco 32 . F. Andruela 33. S. Hands 34. N . Mornce 36. D . Poole (VC) 37. A . Conroy 38. J. Spath e 39. A . Taylor 40. A . Blaskett 4t R, O'Connor 42, S. Bret t 43, S . Visser 44L J . Mill s 47 D. Sidebottom 48 A Cummings 49. C McLachlan 50,S Brownlaw 52 . J . Cousin s 59, I . Wrigglesworth 64.T Wilson

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1 . M Cann 2 . C Brun t 3 M. DeMorto n 4 P DiMarc o 5. S . Odtch o 6. V. Grimaldi 7. J . Brnff a 8. A Franci s 9. A . Samr. : no 11 . K Hehir 12 . J Serratore 13, K . Lianeas 14 G . Parkinso n

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12 M David t3 A Jamieson 14 D MacLeod 15 D Otiphant 6 w Dtr.rmg 10 L CarIIOn 17 D McLeod 12 D Colac, 3 M Naylor 14 P Butler

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16. S Tsailtas 17 . A . Tabbt 18 . C Keay

41 . G, Poulto n 42 . C, Boreilt 43. E . Grillo 44.J.Teha n

45, J. Cardassis 46. D . Tai t 47. M . Wade

Senior Coach: Russell Parkinson Reserves Coach : Chris Barnet t 1 B Harwood (C) 2 . J Tv'-99 (VC) 3 P Clark e 4 S Gude 5 R Burn 6 S Burgess 7 T Johnstone 8 J Handbury 9 R Herman 10 ` Hogg

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19 . D. Baiazsy 20. B. Pisasal e 21 .J,Fottas 22 .P.Pox 23. C . Fox 24.S Hog g 25. M . Mozzarella 26. V. Lines , 27, R Randeil o 28 G Mills 29. D . Adams 30 F. Miragii e 31 . P Whitema n 32-D.Soane s 33. J. Androutsos 34. M . Karratas 35. P Dowset t 3& M . Payne 37. D. DeMorto n 38. D. Ston e 39. L. Robins 40. I . Rooney

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Davison nthony arnard ilne r axali s Simmons T Fogarty B Fordham S Imlach B Scott J. Johnstone P KyvNo s R. Lindu s D . Marlyn V McCuir e

R Mille r C Pollard 0 Poulton N Saville B Sims P Soteno u Spencer M Sdndl W Crossley 3A Soteriou G Kir k P. Day P Balloon P Lewis Baring

5 W Dowling 16 R Emmert 17 C Hollis 18 C Richardson (DVC) 19 M Youngman 20 D Atkms 21 J Dovdmg 22 E Spden 23 C Landale 24 D Halls 25 J Henderson 26 R Hanna 27 D Catanach 28 A Turner 29 J Neville-Smrth 30 B Allende, 31 T Jackson 32 M Baxter 33 w Robersun 34 W Davis 35 J Gaylard 36 R Bennett 37 M Borthvack 38 R LeDeux 39 P Jewret l 40 H MacGo.van (DVC) 41 R McDonald 42 C Pappas 43 C Slorach 44 A Morton 45 C Pearson 46 R Burch 47 0 Cler k

48 P Hayes (RerCapt) 49 A Forema n 50 J Grant 51 P Law 52 M Williams 53 C McKean 54 M McPhee 55 A MacMillan 56 J Omond 57 C Ross 56R Stubbs 59 C Stewart 60 B. Smith 61 J Stanley

62 A Dawson 61 T Brocksnnp 64 N Coi n 65 P Hoii-ay 66 N Robinson 67 H Youngman 68 P Butler 69 B Furphy 70 G Lavender 71 P 4NOtherspoo n

72 D Laurie 73 B Furphy 74 D Lesli e 75 J Munnmgs 76 J Twigg 77J ide

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PEN INSULA OLD BOYS Senior Coach: M . Sampson Rese rves Coach : W. Francis 1 . M . Sampson 2 . S McMahon 3 . D Morgan 4. A . Hum e 5 D . Crowler 6, D Angele n • 7. N Franks (DVC) 8, P. McGowan 9. P Krohn 10 . C. Burch 11 .R .Sharpn 12 . C . Sharpin 13 . T Dennis • 14,S, Baxter 15 C. Hawke 16 J, Bieasby 17. M . Mannes (Capt) 18 .5. Glove r 19 . B . Collopy 20. B. Bonnett 21, P Corrie 22 .R .Horngan 23 . D. Maughan 24 . M . Fisher 25. J . Ricketts 26, G . Martin 27. J. Harriso . P. Gracile n28 29 . T Mttchener 30,J .Labrooy 31 . S. Warner 32 . A . Grace 33 . W Franks (ResCapt) 34. R . Graham 35. S. Farrow 36 C . Wat t 37 . M . Watts 38J .Crowder 39. A . Walsh 40. W . Reid 41 . A . Dolphin 42 .P Anqus 43 B Jarrett 44 W . Bovtngdon (ResVC ) 45 R . Keenan 4& G . Robinson 47. E, Davey 48, G . Glover 49. S . Beg g

50. G . Debruyn 51 M . Burnell 52. C Gardiner 53. S . Hamilton 54 . C Dickman 55. D. Hunter 56 D. Jennings 57 . L. Marks 58 . D Matheson 59,J .Rock 60 . G . Scott

ST. B E D ES Senior Coach: Peter Riordan Rese rves Coach : Alex Ba rtsc h 1 . N . Williamson 2 . D. Marshal l 3 . P, Riordan (Capt .)

4 . B . Ridewoo d 5, G . Connolly 6 . E . Koti s 7 N . McColough 8 . D. Begley 9 R Smallwood 10 S- Gray (Sean) 11 . R . Grech 12 D. Spencer 13 S Zahra ° 14 .P Lannan 15. P Walker 16 . B. Berry 1 17, M . Atherton 18 B. Hutchinson 19 B . Tomlinson 20. M Beasley 21 . A. Whdelaw 22. C. Bracctit 23. C Dunlop 24. T Beasley

25 D. Smith 26 T Cusack 27. J . Elmore 28. C. Free!

29 .B,Hambrdge 30. G . Fitzgibbon 31, R . Burns 32 . Matthew Beasley 33 . Ray Purcel l 34, A. Boag 35 B. Mill s 36 M .L'Huede 37. N, Fitzgibbon 38 B . Dunstan 39 . Mark Beasley 40 R . Mann ' 41, T. Bryan t 42 M . HoNingworth 43 C Park s

44 R . Bryant 45 T. Gattuso 46 C . Ross 47 . P Kennedy 48 S. Freer 49. A . Petttneila 50. S. Campbell 51, W. Miles 52 . Q Kelsey 54. M . Daniells 55 S. Mclv6i 57. G . Mclver 59,P Newport

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Senior Coach: Alan Fiavei Rese rves Coach : Anthony Boyce 1 . A . Fiavel (C) 2 . R . Higgins

3 R Flavel 4 . G . O'Bryan 5, J . Zanin & S. Agnew 7. C . Skins 8. K . Hunter 9. D_ Cattanach 10. P. Burns 11, N Caine 12 . C . Arno l 13 . N . Seymore 14,D,Regan 15 . M . Davidson 16, J Bowers 18, R Hooper 19 . G Mazza 20.P, Wood

21 . M Grant 22 . N . Andrews 23. C. Gamble 24 A- Kounttos 25. G . Beasley 26, C. Gathercoie 27. D.Hovenden 28. A . Fighera 29 J N o 30. S . Epifano 31 . S Zama 32. D, Bunn 33. M . Taig 34 . J . Palmer 35.B .Lu 36. R . Clements 37. R Burns 3& A . Boyc e 39 G . Constantine 40 R . Salmo n 41, P. Bourke 4Z D Wallace 43 N Currie 44 P Vesetas 45, R . Thompson 46, M . Roberts 47.P Dekonnmg 48.B.Hudd 49, G . Spinks 50. R Williams 51.J.Lipnno 52 . M . Hopwood 53. R Shanahan 54. B. Leared 55 J Tohdl 56. M . Kostos 57. M Rennck 58. B. Boyce 60. R Kay 61 . G . Sharpies 62, L. Keating 63, D. Cother 64 . G . Allen 65. P Baker 66 D. Brooks 68. G . O'Keefee 70, B. Moloney 79, K. Strahan

WEST BRUNSWICK Coach: A . Hall Reserves Coach P. Leathern 1 . I . McNetce 2, D. Cecch i 3. A Hail (Capt) 4- S Casey (DVC) 5. P. Leatham (C- R) 6, S. Capro n 8 B Taylor 9. B. Davis 10. S . Fyffe 11 . L. Kirk 12. K Buhagiar 13 . D. Anderson 14 . D. Anderson 15, P. McNaughton 16 . P Magafas

17 . R . Diacon 20. S . Lampard 21 . D Lampard 22 N Magafas 23,J Jackson 25, C. Hatzistavrou 26. C. Fitzsimmons 27. G . Hatzistavrou 29. D. McAllister 31 . W. McNeice 32 T. Johnstone 33 . G . Chappell 35R,Campagna 36 G . McDonald 3T S. Penn y 39, W. Wilki e 40, R . Baker (ResVC) 41 . R . Hokkane n

42 G Sheriff 44, Mark Rodgers 45 . R . Taylo r 46 S. Bargiarradis 47. T Jackso n 49 S. Benefit 50 P Robinson 52 .J Hogan 53 .S.Lababdi 54. B. Kynaktdis 55 M .Chapman(DVG-R) 56. W . Herrman n 57. C. Leathern 58. W. Lewis 59.R .Ashdowne 61, S . Godfrey 62 . J . Traynor (VC) 63, G . Tuite 64, D. Marlow 65, M . McRostte 66. W. Turte

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COLLEGIANS Senior Coach : Bruce Ferguson Rese rves Coach : Chris Warne r 1 S William s 2 D Hoyle (VC) 3 R Berzrn s 4 RA Hibtxns 5 S Hunt 6 A Ingleton 7 C Higson 8 C Pollock 9 G Griffith C0 C Warner 11 W Daly 12 A 'Rrebb 13 S Hmeher, (Cap!) 14 R Schober(DVC) 15 P WOlf t 16 A Wallace 17 P Blackman 18 J Bennett 19 A Scott 20 G Peck 21 I Roberts ?2 G Parsons '3 A. Wrigh t

24 D Tadqett (ResCap) 25 A Bau m 26 T Habben 2'- N Schmidt 28 R Sevedra 29 K Parsons 30 M Galbraith 31 P Lawrence(ResVC) 32 A Copeland 33 A Tobin 34 P Kahn 35 N Evans 36 N Pike 37 C Coyne 38 Nd Conroo 40 A Lord 41 D McQueen 42 H Stephens 43 N Comley 44 A Parkin 45 J Powel l 46 A Mitchell 48 J Lemon 49 G Kenr>aall, 50 R Gree~es 51 P Baxter

55 M Davis 56 J Smith 58 P Swa n 59 R Lancaster 60 B WOClhouse 61 R Oliphant

MAR C ELLI N Senior Coach : Stephen Pirrie Reserves Coach William Burke 2 N Griffiths

3 M Bn a 4 G Crimmins 5 B Irwi n

6 D Sticc a 7 B Casauna 8 B Fitzpatric k 9 A Peric 10 T 0'Kayb 11 R 0'Kayl : 12 S Lord 13 C Kinakou 14 P Clayton i 15 G . White 16 N Duncan 17 J Casauna 18 G . Kates 19 P, Barry 20 I Mill s

21 P Thornley (DVC 22 R Schobe r 23 R James 24 B Burden (C) ~ 25 A Jenkin e s26PBurk 27 R Love 28 D Moore 29 E Bamundo 30 A Royston 31 C Vigliotti 32 J Brazi l 33 C Bradley 34 P Hicks 35 S Bruno 36 R Bruno 37 G. McCa,ge 38 M Cavanagh 40 0 Greenwood 41 W Keighran 42 P Howar d 43 B. Vlghott, 44 N . Dellis 45 M Carydrs (ResCa ) c48MPena(RsVC

51 S . Harrison 52 H Kendall 53 R Sagese 58 P. Rlgonr 60 N McAllister

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4 A Cahil l 5 M Schmidt 6 M Borcrch 7 P Boot h

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37 S Bussell 38 M Bowman 39 K Scot t 40 P Leigh 41 P Dwyer 42 A Baker 43 D Hotstede 44 B Glrolami 45 M Devine 46 P Gayfer 47 D Sharp 48 C Goodear 49 T Jones 50 C Hibberl 51 J Cahill 52 A Moto 53 S R-scaro 34 A Schmidt 55 D Perrone 56 T Stluce 57 R .Adorna 58 T Keogh 59 J . Aquila 60 S Scold 61 K Healey 65 T Hogan 66 J Gccotosto 67 D Hlnchc6tfe

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Senior Coach : D. Corcoran Reserv es Coach : M . Callinan 1 P Vaenkni 2 R . Vlsenhni 3 D Meagher 4 R Curtain 5_ N . Bourke 6 J Curtain 7 W Denton 8 D . McKay 9 M . Chilly 10 A Walsh 11 . G Greetham 12 M . O'Shaughnessy 13, A Doquwl e 14 D Stoney 15 T Watson 16 L Meehan 17 A Ralph

11 S Holtman 12 P Vdelr 13 B Curulir 14 P Mtllett 15 P Kearney 16 M Hadley 17 M Boyd 19 P Considine 20 P Wright 21 . D Baker 22 S Moloney 23 C Alevra s 24 J Marchbank (Res C) 25 J Schmidt

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18 P O'Sullivan 19 G Gooding 20 A Callan 21 S LetMean 22, J Tiernan 23 J . O'Sullivan 24 S . Kin g

4 nav:kins ' Brown J Hart Japp R Austin Id God,, n B C ;n tt Brad y B Sheppar d Grant MacMdla n S Cairns B Arnold T Ellis S Montgomery J A.ghan B Dart P Edwards N Ellwood

^t? L Fraser Smith S Gibb s 60 K Heard 61 I Hill 62 D Leeton 63 Ni McGregor 64 H Middleton 65 R M rams 66 A Mitcheil 67 D Murtagh 68 A Negr i 69 A Pullar 70 J Robinson 71 D Rundle 72 D Wearne 73 S WigoE

25 D Taylor 26 T Atkins 27_J Kennedy 28 A Klvac 29 . M Collopy 30 . D . Dann 31 R . Ralph 32. C Ralph 33 P . Klein

34 P Grotjan 35 C Mortensen 36 R Marks 37 M Ellis

38 M McClelland 39 . S Heathenngton 40 J McGrat h 41 R, Hobbs 42 .D Honan 43 P. Stocks 44,B Heaphy 45 N Spargo 46 S Furphy

47 C Thorogood 48 D McLean 49,J Tull y 50 M Plant 51P Connors 52 J Ralph 53 .J .Nunan 54 M . Brennan 55, A . Pricolo 56 . M Gibson 58 .R .Kennedy 65 . C Pearson 71 C . Slattery

Mr. Geoff Riley I P Cox 2 P Schuhkraft 3 T Boyanton 4, R Barne s

5 D McDonald 6 A Bes t 7 G . Fishe r

8, M Gilmore 9 C . Tonki n 10 . M . McDonald 11 R Strainer 12 A . Mehrten 13 . P Kingston 14 . S Taylo r

15 N Cox 16 R Elshold 17 P Sutherland 18 tvt Burn s 19 A Jobling 20 B Nash 21 SCarboon 22 B Connell 23 P McDonald 24 .S. McCooke 25 P Forsyth 26 M Brown 27 T Hill e

28 P Nankervis 29 P Adams 30 D Woo d 31 V Gervasoni 32 B Madden 33 A Ro e 34 G. Russell 35 S Grace 36 T Stewart 37 D Robertson 38 P Mine r 39 W Bramich 40 M Tobin 41 R Oaten 42 . J Casey 43 P Harrington 44 T Mau 45 R. Singleton 46 M Anderson 47 W Crump 48 . D . Ness 49 D . Hansen 50 L . Blac k 51 A Connelly 52 T Tsiaws 53, M Crampton 54 M McConville 55,0 Elu l 56 K Benham 57 D Roth 58 Bruce Williams 59 Brett W,Iliams 60 D . Co x 61 M . Nix 62 . C Conroy 63 J Clarkson 64 A Nobett 65C .Jenszen 66R Gow

67 . P . Konstanty 68.S Egan

PAI ; ;'SIDE Senior Coach: Wayne Bannister Assistant Coach : Jack Kin g Reserves Coach : Mark Wilso n 1 W Bannister 2 B Glasgovr 3 F Sansonetk 4 R Gard 5 T Gar d 6 L Jakoviceski 7G Yoks.ch 8 R Shanahan 9 W Buchhor n 10 M Sturgess (Capt) 11 P Hanse n 12 L Inserra 13 V Soligo 14 M Sedg• .mick 15 J Papa s 16 M Campbell 17 C Feeman t8 J Adducci 19 S Rodwell 20 P Smit h 21 D Debas; 22 M Wilson (CCRi 23 M Sherlock 24 G Wtlliams(DVC) 25 J Kuiakidis 26 M Bradley 27 L Pentad 28 T Franklin 29 Ni Rowe (VC) 30 J Faikos 31 J King (VCR) 32 L CoGVetl 33 Ni Cotter 34 T Pavia 35 G Pantari 36 P Torre 37 P Coleman 38 N Vrnatono 39 B Hunt

40 S Bannister 41 D Wood 42 H Dunbabn 43 C Gray 44 L Clarke 45 P Matkans 46 O Seneck 47 N Mitchell 48 W Smith 49 B Inserra 50 K Harty 51 G Pollock 52 G Nadis 53 D Campbell 54 F Denam, 55 D. Watso n 56 P Papatheodorou 57 S Tolley 58 D Pawtt 60 C Nois 61 J Pan)an 66 A Stuart 69 S Locke

MAJOR SPONSOR ~ PARKSIDE PANELS 459 8516 ir HEIDELBERG MITSUBISHI

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U~ IV E i .9ETY BLUES Senior Coach: Alan Salter Rese rves Coach : Steve King 1 .C Gunn 2 R Furphy 3 G VJilhams 4 M Yea

5 S Macaulay 6 W Carroll 7 G Alle n 8 A . Yandell 9 . A Christie 10 A Nalder 11 E Banks 12 J, Karns (C) 13 S Crowe 14 D Gus t 15 A Norman 16 G Allardice 17 C Holmes 18 S Stevenson 19 D Karamoshos 20 M Worth 21 A Sch6cht 22 R Jakslc 23 T . Giles 24 . A . Wallis 25 . C Taylor 26 D . Maclnnes 27 M Ligh t

28 G Hazeldine 29 D Buckley 30 P Stevens 31 M Formosa 32 . A, Nugent 33 . M . Connock 34 . H Worsley 35 .S Shorten 36 N Macaulay 37 A McDonald 38 A Mitchell 39 . D Freemantle 40 D Coulte r 41 S Lowrey 42 B .Cohen 43 .A Kennedy 45. G . Taylor 46 B . Langley 47, M Hickey 48 J . Moloney 49, B Christie 50.1 Wilmoth 51 C Watson 52 A Carter 53, C . McDonald 54 J .Young 55 . D Atkin s

57 . M Pinkey 59 D Christie 60. D.Shaw 61 . W . Harris 65 S Klrsanov 66 . J . Hyslop 77 M Richards

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1 M Green 2 P Barry

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3 M .Beddoe 4 C Anderson 5 N Frase r 6 P Green 7 J Richardson 8 C Wrigh t 9 C Campbell 10. D Tessie r

5 M . Wilson 6 R Heath

11 J. O'Callaghan 12 . D.Toohey

7 P Robertson 8 A Smythe 9 P Bel l 10 P George 11 S Farley

12, A Parri s 13 J McInerney 14 T Puls e 15 PFaulkner 16 P Corstorphm 17 D Mayne

18 A Course 19 P Nigro 20 H Hansiou 21 D Hooper 22 P Engellener 23 S Pac e 24 H Murt,c 25 T Merrell 26 R Minnie 27, B Kelly 28 P Mutimer 29 . C Deer 30 R Field 31 A Panou 32 D. Shine 33 G, Miles 34 N Bone 35 M Osborne 36 P Gilmore 37 N Cameron 38 D. Cameron 39 T Drive r 40 M McInerney 41 A Rozants 42 W Arthur 43 P Anderson 44 J Rosanitis 45 D Phdpots 46, D Robertson 47 T, Bone

48 S Slate r 49 . K . Theunrsse 50 A.Theunissen 51 .P Bon e 52, D. Peters 53 M . Agrots 54 G . Allchin 55 S . Wotherspoon

13 P O'Toole 14 R Faulkner 15 G . Connolly 16 P O'Connor 17 P Gree n 18. D. Carrdl 19 P Wyles 20 L . Vanderplight 21 C, Stuck , 22 S Nas h 23 M O'Callaghan 24 M Lowe 25 J McCarthy 26 C McClounan 27. D Kinsella 28 . M . Knuople 29 M . Bolt

30 M . Kruger 31 S. Davey 32 .G,Sheedy 33 M Mannix 34 B Waldron 35 M . Behan 36. S. Greely 37. W. Gaspar :rn 38. A . Clun;n g 39 N . Mrtchell-HiII 40 S McGraw 41 K Mullins 42 J Legastes 43 A McLeay 44 . P O'Brien 45 M Hagen 46 B Kellett 47 L Quir k 48 . T. Nicholson 49 P Dwyer

Senior Coach: Stephen Buckley Rese rves Coach : Mark Tymms 1 . M . Tymms 2 P Rundle 3 G . Busst 4 . W. Hoare 5 S Little 6, R Wilson 7, D. Cropley 8 .I .Habgood 9 J . O'Leary 10 B Baggers 11 . K- Busst 12 . P Tymms 13 P Kerslake 14. M Roach 15 D Terr y

16, L, Cohen 17 G Ould 18 K Korp 19- S. Barrett 20 G . Scott 21 P McAuliffe 22 D Boot h 23 N . Gosewinckel 24 B Youn g 25 A Baggers 26 . B . Sellec k 27. G Livingstone 28A Scott 29 M . Barret!

30 T Piccanin 31 J, Madder 32 .A, Johnston 33 P Malerczak 34 DRuggeno 35 P Barrett 36 C Kelly 37, M Middlemo 38. P Smit h 39 L . Dowd 40 R . Buller 41 D Cecchini 42 K Dehenin 43 M Busst 44 G Mitchell 45 . D. Smith 46 B . Smith 4T A Brown 48 G, Walker 49 . D Portelli 50 R Cohen 51 A . Wood 52 . M Potter 53,S . Lydian 54 M Kane

55 M Scurgeon 56 J . Harrop 61 . R . Kavanagh 62 . K . Kavanagh 63 T Kavanag h

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OLD fui = I- oElRRlIA, N S

o M O NA SH UNI . BW E S Senior Coach: Brian Ford Rese rves Coach : Marcus Hanlon 1 J Alexander 2 I Kohle r

3 I Bes t 4 . B Cornwell 5 G Gal e 6 .1 Hildebrand 7 B Seato n 9 L. Baring 10 J Koo p 11 . M Spencer 12 G Oakley 13, R Culvenor 14, P McColl 15 W Gannon 16. A Our 17,5 Zachandis 18, G . Hipwell 19 D Schwedes 20,S Manuell 21 . S . Giles 22 .B .Rodorn 23 D Lynch

24 P Tnandos 25 P Balsarini 27 D Newman 28 P Littl e 29 A . Headberry 30 J. Sturgess 31 . J Smit h 32 K Haeusler 33 N . Searle 34 . J Qui n 35 A.Tnandos 36, M Ker r

OLD Senior Coach : Mark Sara u Rese rv es Coach: Wayne Marshall 1 G Bennet, (,tC) 2 M McLennan 3 A . Pryor 4 M Barbe r 5, M, Waddington 6 M . Allen 7 S O'Connor 8 M Saran 9 M Fisher

10 C Lade (Capt) 11 C Blai r 12 D Cochran 14 . J, Bennett 15 . R Smith 16 M Shippen 17, P Wel l

18 L McMahon 19. C . Brook 20 T Grant (DVC) 21 C Jame s 22, L Monument 23 A, Cooper 25 P Grant 26 C. Smith 27, T Burns 28, T Gal e 30 G Densten 32 J Wal l 33 . D, Smyth 34 .S Green 35 .T Sunderman 37 M . Selby 38 J .Tregasks 39 T Hoa r 40 K .Young

37 J, Andritsos 38 R Knott 39 J Spencer 40 M Hoyle 41 A Kiers 42 R Dean 43 B Hodgson 44 A . Verrocchi 45 M . Lalo r

42 P Thompson 43 R Wraith 44. R Brow n

46 A Hodgson 47. J Nicolopoulos 48 P Andritsos 49 . K O'Brien 53,J Shad y 54, R . Trembath 55, Z . Mario

Reserv es Coach:

57. M . Kanizay 58. M . Hanlon 59. H Middleton 65. D Woo d 68. G. Scalzo 69, D . 0'Keefte 71, M Hay

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OLD BRIGHTON RESERVES Wayne M arshall 1 . J Allman d

6, N Hillard 9 M . Osborne 12, D Roberts 19 O. Milli s 10 M . Hutchinson 25 P Latzer 48.5 Kay

senior Coach :

AImi Stoneham Rescrves Coach : Simon Trimbl e

ST. 2-17- â&#x201A;¬3N ARDS OLD TRINITY GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach : Russell Forbes Reserves Coach : Craig Neave 1 . A . Dunn

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Wood Ward-Amble r . Ward Amble r ~ . rhompso n Salek J . Roysmith M E16nghaus 4, Wats i] Wilson R Brown L Stucky

E Cordner C Tyenl l R Mead ' Mitchel l R Gillard R Webb A Bull

C Anastasaks 35 M . Webe r .

36 P Nelson 37 . G . Curtis 8. M Naylor 9. R Nelso n . -0 C. Walker =1 G Dixon Z E Smithers 43 J . Dowd ~'-4 . J Harty 45,Z Usenov 46. J Ela m 7 H Summe r o T Werthmayer 9 S Bardsley 50 T Read

51 M Edgley 52 .K .Daddo 53 N, Troupe 54, A . Wilson 55. D . Nelson 56 I . Woxvold 57,R Anderson 58 T Kelsey 59 W. Kels o 60 D . McDonald 61 A Stafford 62 A Francis 63 B O'Halloran 67 S Bunny

68 G Nelson 69 D Hamilton SPONSOR S

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2 C Robison 3 . A All bon (Capt) 4 T Norman (VC) 5 . D. O'Shaughnessy 6 A. Taylo r 7 R . Forbes 8. A . Kenealy 9. C. Glass 10 C. Brent 11 . T. Phillips 12 . T. Clark 13. B . Trotter 14 P Bee r 15, T. Pontefract 16, A. Black 17 L . Farrell 18. A. Marzels 19.J .Hope 20 M . Parlbett 21 . S, Drum 22 . P. Robison 23 J, Adgemis 24 A Anderson 25 . E . Borghesi 26, L . Colema n

27. I_ Wallace (DVC) 28 . G . Harvey 29 . A. Demme 30 . D. Woods 31 . M . Turner 32. N . Sammut 33 P. Scott 34,P Papas 35, A, McAree 36 J . Carnegie 37 R Sella 38 J Cash 39 S Stoddart 40 K Kenealy 41 1 Teller 42, R . Gruen 43, C. Neave 44. A . Turner 45. N . KoINs 46. M . Heath 47. A . Phadoneos 48. B. Beamish 49. R . Bon d 50. D . Wallace 51 . D. Rogers 52, D. Butera 53. S. Cowley 54 P Dowling 55 J. Francis 56. P Serroni 57. P Blankensop 58. P. Deveraux 59. M . Nougher 60 M Stanley 61 . G . Heat h 62 J .P Adgemis 63. J Davey

Senior Coach Frank Melican : Reserv es Coach : John Woo d 1 M Sullivan 2 P Fitzgerald 3

4 V McGuire 5 J O'Conno r 6 G McAllister (VC) 7 J Toohey

8.P. Monaghan 9.G Wood (Capt 10 .J . Federic o 11 P O'Brien 12, P Hogan 13 . R . Purcel l 14 .S Melican (DVC) 15 .F Monagha n 16 J Pearson 1 7

18. A . Purcell 19 .S, Byrne 20.J. Fraser 21 . C Doolan 22 . M Mahady 23.S Walsh 24, K, Mahady 25, G Tot o 26 M . McGrath 27. A Nathan 28 P. Morrice 2R J . McInerney 30 . G . Powell 31 M . Fitzpatrick 32, P Bunting 33 .M . Redmond 34 . J O'Connell (DVC) 35 . J . Saundry 36 .P. O'Dea 37 M . O'Connell 3& D. Sullivan 39 . J Gollant 40 . W Haddad 41, P Freeman 42 . A . Griffiths 43, A McCleave 44 G . Powel l 45 A . Walsh 46, A . Capes 47. D DovAmg 48. B Doolan 49, D. Constance 50. L . Overman 51 A Sullivan 52 . D. McAllister 53 R . Doolan 54. G . Matthews 55. D . Abfalter 56, M . Synan

57. A . Hargreaves 58. B. Nott 59. A . Elliot 60 N . Hscox 64 D . Wood 65.T, Bourke 66. D Bourke 74, S . Phelan 75 P Hargraces 76. D Copeland 77. M, Dowling 78 M Devers

THE LING *. ,qRDMiLLAN I , ,FjOUSE- ;

THERRY Senior Coach : A . Crotty Reserves Coach : M . Purcell 1 . G Biddlestone 2 . S Flaherty 3, J Zaneth 3 . J . Toohey 4 . S . Ramsay 5 S . Ramsay 6 . T Quin n 7 P Jones 8. G . Bourke 9, M . Grocock 10 R . Egglestone 11 . A . Crott y

12 . M . EnnisG Nyman 13 . J . DAndre a 14 . J . Gallagher 15 P. McCann 16 S Gibson 17. R . Lyon s 18 T Taylor 19 . A. Ratcliffe 20. M . Bell 21 . J . Tyler 22 . C . Mills 23 C. Bye 24, P Mallon 25. M . O'Rourke 26 .P Rya n 27. M Tadmac 28 D Sandman 29 C . Barrett 30 J . Reddick 31 . S. Ryan 32, R Costello 33, S McMahon 34 . M Donohue 35 D Aitken 36 S O'Brien 37. D. Castaldi 38 . M . O'Kearney 39, M Hudson 40 C Muscat 41 . W. Lin d 42 P. Jones 43 A . Whelan 44 M . Doran 45 P. Cavern 46 C Ryan 47. P Ratcliffe

48 D. Wrigglesworth 49, J . Motion 50. M Bosanko 51 R Moran 52. H . Ayad 53, S Cranwell 54 P Salerno 55 M Purcell 56.G . McCormack 57. G . McCullough 58.D. Web b 64. P Crotty 65, M Hogan 75 P Bruno 88, P Murphy

Senior Coach : Kevin Morrison Reserv e Coach: Rick Frazer 1 P Sfogren 2 . J . Radford 3, R. Grummelt 4 . M Russell 5 . G . Salerno 6 A Coke r

7 . S, Cern 8 . J . Somerville 9 . S, Phillipson 10. S. Brommel 11 . M . McErvale 13 . L. Banks 14 T. Marks 15. J . Garde 16. B . Keilar 17. N . Hopkins 18. M . Lagastes 19.P, Vaughan 20 . N. Capp 21 . C. Jobson 22 .G .Nevrng 23 . A. Bearham 25 . M . Gibney 26 . B . Pattmson 27 . N . Heath (V .C 28 .B.van Denderen 29 . J . Gray 30 . G . Keys 31 . J . Cummins 32 . N . Pappas 33 . G . Miller 34 . P. Somerville 35,J .Hughson 36 . J . Smith

37 . G . Haeusler 38 . A . McArthur 39 . S. Davie 40,E.Popomc 41 . M . McLaughlin 42 . G . Wines (C) 43 . B . Warre n 44 . P. Dillon 45 . E. Heffernan 46. C . Thompson 47 . L. Doyle 48, A . Rogers 49. A . Gray 50 .S.Shaddock 51 . J . Chomley 52. M . Bel l 53 . A . Salerno 54 .S.Thomas 55. B . Hams 56, D, Robinson 58.T. Hogan 59. P, Weigard 60. M . Rankin 61 . A . Cunningham 65 .A .Young 69 * A . Barley 72, M . Giltrap 74. J . Campigh 82. A . Donal d

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BA N YULE BALACLAVA Senior Coach: Mike Smith Rese es Coach : David rv Rea d 1 K . Angw,n 2 D Gregory 3, A Hill 4 B Rafferty (Capt) 5 M Hil l 6 A Breslin 7 M Kouts 8 .K Palmer (DVC) 9 B Angvn n 10 D Caddy 11 B Wilson 12 P McGrath 13 N Monaghan 14 R Patterson 15. P Bresli n 16. R Morrison 17 John Sist 18 K HarUey 19. S Withers 20 M . Conroy 21 C. Chalker 22 . PAusterberry 23 G Schultz 24 S. Gates

25 James Sist 26 A . Antonio 27. 1 Wither s 28 H Dickson (VC) 29 R Stocker(ResDVC) 30 5 . Talaric o 31 . G . Otaen (ResVC) 32 S. Hill (Res Capt) 33, T Hill 34 B O'Shannessy 35 5 Kovac s

36 R Tangey 37 T. Harmes 38 S . Spalding 39 K. Drinan 40, G Halpin 41 A . Levey 42. G Brown 43 I . Gailunas 44 G . Toogood 45 . M . Gamlin 46 R . Calde r 47 A. Christensen 48 R . Lalfey

49 D. Cassar 50, A Harrison 51 . J Smith

Senior Coach: John Simpson Rese rves Coach : Steve Scullin 1, S Scullin 2 J Batt 3 L Holt 4, M Legge 5 CLadd 6 P William s

7 J Fraumano (VC) 8, B Molone y 9. G . Pyers 10. MP. Adams 11 M . Veal 12 .A Barry 13, A, Short

14. D Allard (C) 15 P Austin 16. R . Doherty 17. G . Williams 18. J. Turnbull 19, M . Scullin 20 . G . Gent 21 . B Quilliam 22,J Gtlham 23 . W. Lusk 24. G Foster 25. M . Power 26.A .MII 27. T. Jenkins 28. A . Weston 29. G Sutterby 30 B Gillies 31 S, Sanders 32 C West 33, D. Glas s

34 G . Donaldson 35 C.Pyer, 36 D Turner 37. D. Gent 38. S Mikac 39G . Mooney 40. W Gibson 41 D. Gilbert 42. J . Bishop 43. C. Richmond 44 . B, Hogan 45. M . Gilbert 46 . M . Knowles 47.T. Kearsey 48 C Holst

49, G . Dunn 50 . M . Phillips 51 . A . Thompson 52 . S. Coulson 53, B. Bowle r 54 . R . Knight 55 . D. Williams 56 A . Colosino 57. P Mayerhofer 58 .D.Jones 59 . R . Culle n

60 R . Libeau B .A .F.C . proudly sponsored

by PETER MYDLER M OTORS

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach : George Voyage Rese rves Coach : Rob Vega s 1 D Matthews 2 A Kahofer 3 B Mathews 4 R Morrissey 5 W Horton 6 . D Lowe

7 G Boston 8 M Millard 9 G Dm d 10 J. Stone (VC) 11 .J, Dickson 12 R . Harrison 13 R . Sweetland 14 T Nelso n

15 C Cooney (Capt) 16 T Royals (DVC) 17 G . William s 18. N . Co x 19 J. Restarick 20 G Bourke 21 N . Brother 22, J . Clarkson 23. D, Alle n

24 K . Dachs(ResVC) 25 S. Allen 26 S. Williams 27 N . Caple 28 J . Maestros 29 R . Castles 30 A . Cohen 31 . M.Rudden 32 . M . Dicrosta 33 P McNamara 34 C Roseman 35 R . Harri s 36. C, Worthingto n 37. M . Scholten (ResCapt) 38 P Atkinso n 39 Ian Swann 40.S . Roseman 41 . A . Heap 42 D Gregor 43 R Royals 44 . C. Bettany 45 M Stanlo 46 . P Roseman 47. 5 Orr 48 .G Deag 49 S . Morrison 50, J Headlam 51 K . Hedin 52, G . McKay 53 C. Dale

54 . C. Simpso n 71 . G . Paine (ResDVC) 74. J. Harley

HAMPTON ROVER S Senior Coach: Ian Rice Rese rve Coach : Ian Cave 1,

2 A Lawso n 3 E Panagiotidis 4 A Naumolf

5 D Rogerson 6 D McConville 7. B Hibbs 8 W. Capp 9 P. Wilson 10, W. Austin It I Rogerson 12 W Boyle 13. R Melnlak 14 G . Kell y 15 5 Mulholland 16 N Hop e 17 B Bird 18 A Winkler 19, J, Hunter 20 S Pappas 21, E . Melnlak

22 . R . Hetherington 24, M . Youn g 25 M . Blake 26 J Harper 27 H LeGrand 28 M . McKellar 29 M Andrews 30 S McDonald 31 G Hoggett 32 I Boyle 33 J Mather 34 . R . Tubb 35 P. Hartshorn 36 A Lucas 37 M, Coutts 38 C, Amoore 39 K Ivey 40 N . Hassell 41 S Devereaux 42 G . Devereaux 43 D Pa t 44 J Ross 45, P Jones 46 M, Cain 47. B Holstock

FERRARI F ASHIONS

Ladies & Mens Wear Hire & Sales 467 North Rd Ormond 578 0943

INA M1I : Senior Coach : J . Wise 1 R . Armstrong 2 J. Matthew 4 M Donohue 5 P Manue l 6, G Cameron 8 J Wise 9 M Thackeray 11 D. Wdchell 14 . I . Newbold t5 A . Castagnini 16 P. Pentingtll 17 A Zanata

18 A. Sotirapoulous 19 G Bulle n 20. A . Wolf 21 C. Rose 22 R .Angelmi 23 M .Lengaher 24 M . Flynn 25 A . Barro 29 R Malcolm 30 P Fawley 31, T Anderson 32. M . Peacock 33. C Flyn n 34 M .Fabns 35 A . Matthews 36 S O'Connel 37. I . Forsyth 39, MJones 40.D Webb 41, C McDonald 43 M . Lace y 46 J,Lynch 48, S_ Hal l 49 . R . Maloney 50. M . Smith 53 J . Makin 56 B Bake r

57, D Balcombe 58 . M Balcombe 59 A Balcombe 60 R Brook 61 G Cameron 62 D Cartwright 63 . R . Doyl e 64 . W. Duleskis 65. P Dwyer 66 . A Fry 67.L .Jones 68. S. Martin 69 S . Monev 70 P. Morcom 71 . R . Murphy 72 . M . Prat t 73. J. Raftopoulas 74 . C Richards 75.D . Web b

76 N . Daffy 77, P Deets 78. T Donahue 79. S . Kin g 80 S Wise 81 A .Sotnapoulos 82 .R .Ange6ni 83 R . Day

SeniorCoach : Phil Steven s Reserves Coach: Greg Meadow s zr ^-nnell y rnid t

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; Lasscoc k .'J. Phillips 1 Bingha m v"J. Co x ,~ Constable Gerny 3, Grande A . Walden ' .Gregson R Lavender T Snowbal l Holohan (_ Lyel l G . Smith ;, D, Merrel l B Carty G Taylor N . Cameron D. Mille r .

3 M Armstrong .'

34 . D, Fletcher 35 . F. Main 36 . D. Connell 37 P . Wigg - 3. A . Wigg 39. S Dangerfield 40. M Colston 41, J . Wood A 2. P Flockhart 43 . D Cotto n '. 44 . D Stuart '. 45 I . Ridoutt 46 C . Farr 4T R . Dobson 48 . P . Merrell 49 . R. Kingston 50 .T .Jones 51, R Wilson 52 G . Meadows 53, P . Noske 54 . J . Robertson 55 . W . Caspers 56 .B .Ladds 57. A, Wilso n 58 C .Lane 59,J . Gordo n

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OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach : B. Nievandt Rese rves Coach: 1 B Yarwood 2 R . McKenzie 3 D Falla w 4 1 Wells (Capt) 5 J Steven s

6 D Veal 7 B Cockerdl 8 P Skalberg 9 .S . Bal l 10, B. Hall 11 . A . Ryan 12 . A. Marks 13. J Marshall 14 M . Huber 15 P Cargin 16 T Stevens 17. A . Trigardh 18. S. Corlett 19. S. Jenkin s

20 M . Dyson (VC) 21 . A . Haug 22 . D . Scott 23 . S . Campbell 24 W. Parry 25. B Nievandt (Coach) 26, N . Glove r 27 P Ritchie 28 .D Jones 29 B Wilso n 30 C Warren-Smith 31 J Norma n 32 N Harris 33 S. Ramsdell 34 M Lindley 35 S Conboy 36 A . Ongarello 37. E .Fakhn 38. T. Stanley 39. R . Bashford 40, B. Bennett 41 . T Cormack 42,S Chalkley 43,C.Land 44.C .Haug 45 5 McKay 46,5 Burgen 47 . D Cuttriss 48. M Sherwood 49 M . Dodderill 50 P Wild e

51 . D Taylor 52. A . Novak 59. R. Bell 63. N . Skalberg

PRESTON M BO B Senior Coach : G . Tsolacos Assistant Coach : T. O'Connor Rese rvgs Coach : S . Ryles 2 I De Bono 3 L . Johnston 4. S . Wnchclitfe 5. D. Caton 6, D. Hepburn 7. D. O'Brien 8.T, O'Connor 9. D. Heenan 10 J Mounsey 11 A, Hodgson 12 . P. Yendall 13 . A . Phil p 14 M . Zubak 15 D Hal l

16 B. O'Connor 17. G . Turne r 18 B. Milner 19, G . Phillips 20. M . Faure 21 . M . Walkley 22, P. Bullock 23 I . Ewing 24 G Hawke 25,S McGowan 26 A Brydson 27. S Richardson 28 A Allen 29 .C McGaw 30 P Caligwn

31 T Mason 32 . M. Mason 33 . R . Haysom 34 P Jones 35 S. Ryles 36 N . Maynard 37, E . Kyriacou 38 G Sebeh 39 R . Johnstone 40.N Hodgson 41 . D Phil p 42 . B McVeigh 43, L. Caligwn 44 P Costello 45, S Baxter 46 A Bullock 47 .T. Richards 48. C Chrnstou 49. M Trantmo 50 C Caligwn 51 G Askv.ath 52,J . Cluph 53 R . Warwick

ST. KEVINS OLD BOYS Senior Coach : Alan Quaife Rese rve Coach : Chris Nettlefold 1 . R . Hawkins (VCR) 2 . S Haidamous 3, A. Varasdi 4 J. Sargeant 6 G . Gross 7 S.Kerr (DVC) 8, P Joyce 9.J. Fogarty 10. M Kiva c 11 . H . Stone (DVC) 12 . R. Arthurson 13, P Hooper 14 .J Dynon 15 0.Houngan 16 P O'Brien 17 P. Foley

18 C Halfpenny 19 T. Anastasaks 20. A Hall 21 . T. Holde r 22 . B. Campbell (VC) 23 . M . Waters 24,P Meagher 25 . D. Rigon 26 A. Simmons 27. J Quinlan 28, J Bare 29,J, O'Brien 31, J. Nettleford 32 . P Charles 33 . S. Loorham 34 . R . Hourigan 35, R . Davey 36, M . McKaige 37, A. Beale (Capt ) 38, P Panagiotopoulos 39, D Chaffey 40 B Clark (ResCapt) 41 . P Redfer n 42 . P Chalfey 43 5 Bare 44. B, Millar 45 P Nanfra 46.D,DeRooden 47, M Traine r 48 A Nanfra 49 M O'Malley 51 M King 52 . P Lewi n

56. C. Mooney 59. N Jolle y

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ST. KILfiA C.B .O .C .

Senior Coach: Peter Olivieri Rese rves Coach : Bernie Salter 1 . A, McGaw 2. L. Buckley 3 . J Howard 4 . B. Boyd (Capt) 5. M Gillen 6 M . Slruth 7 . C . Caption 8, A. Trabinger 10 J. Clagnan 11 . M. Driscoll 12 . A. Avitabile

13. P Susovich (ResVC) 14. M . Lee 15. M Lake (DVC) 16, M . Arsens 17. B. Delaney 18, B. Gil l 19, M . Kin g 20 . A . Riddell (VC) 21 .D.Behnk 22 .P.Dynon 23 . M . Clinc h 24. A . Murphy 25. D. Bilston 26, M . Broadhead 27. P Berenger 28 A . Brandwood 29, I . Hammam 30. S. McGarrdy 31 . P. Sherman 32 . M . Murrihy 33. P Gonzales 34. M . Boyd 35. R . Ballarin 36. C . Kraus 37 P. White 38. R . Oakley 39. G Heal y 40. G, Broadhead 41 . D. Phelan 42 . J . Naughton (ResDVC) 43. S . Monagle 44. M. Howard 45 P. O'Dea (ResCapt) 46, W. Fiddle r 47. R . Salvint 48. J, Palmer 49 N . De Raad 50,J.Ahern 51 . J . Murnhy 52, A . Pearl 53. A Camm 54. B. Cummins 55. P La Fontaine 56. P Shortal

57. F. Avatable 58, L . Nardella 59, M . Kay 60, P. Buzza 61 . D Bergman

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BULLEEN UNITE D AJA X Senior Coach : Mark Fledy Rese rves Coach : Andrew Shenker I D Mark s 2 A Klooger 3 A Kiel 4 M Fr,ede 5 M Silve r 6 M Roseman 7 G Velleman 8 M Fole y 9 A Bursz;yn 10 R Bloom 11 A Halphan 12 G Posvett 13 J Mond 14 Bnan Goldbero IS P Goldber g 16 A Milmacher 17 Ofer Komornik 18 D Segal 19 S Joseph 20 D Marlow 21 D Sheezei 22 B Josem 23 A Lebransky 24 J Fhnker 25 M Gross 26 A Kahnsk~ 27 Braham Goldberg 28 D Rockae. m 29 D Briskin 30 D Alberts 31 A Philips 32 M Borer .ste,n 33 Oren Ka^tor"k 34 L Burs t 35 B Spicer 36 P Goetz 37 A Slade 38 J Stern 39 B Kay 40 P Berman 41 G Neater 42 M Carp 43 J Mtdler 44 P Cherny 45 D Freeman 46 A Basset 47 J Jolson 48 L Goldberg 49 J Alberts 50 A Mordech 51 P Lebranksy 52 A Zehnskt 53 G Panko 54 S Wort h 55 B Zielinski 56 H Silver 57 M Sinclair 58 D Super 59 S Arcoca 60 D Krongold 61 M Hyams 62 W Krongold 63 M Fo x 64 R King 65 J Davis 66 M Fagenblat 67 B Rothschtld 68 M EdelNern 69 M Gdanski 70 N Diamond 71 A Wool f 72 C Winter 74 A Horne 75 M Oved 80 G Meltzer 81 M Zurbo 87 R Loune 88 R Bid 90 I Plack

Senior Coach: Vic Ha rvie Reserves Coach Craig Veitch 1 1 Cairns 2 R Morley 3. S . Dow d 4 N . Cartledge 5, B . Wilson 6, M . Kelly 7 . C Vertch 8 C Wilson 9 H, Turvey 10 . P. Waldron 11,C.Chapman 12 . D. Thompson 13. M Flanagan 14. J Empe y15,PDeni s 16 C Foley 17. D Gandolfo 18 B Sharp 19, R Pascoe 20 . S, Crockford 21 R Creighton 22 P Gree n

23 P Sexto n 24 D. Blackpool 25 P Whiting 26 D. Atkinson 27. G Armstrong 28 D Robbins 29. G . Cottenll 30, D Dowd 31, W. Reynolds 32 . D. Robbins 33 . D. Humphrey 34 .1 Muttmer 35 . M . Harris

36 I. Mazuran 3Z P Fit t 38 . S Godfrey 39 . P Flew 40,D Speed 41, R Rees 42 H Roberts 43 D Sexton 44 P Ranked 45 C Chapman 46 G Taylo r

47 G Connolly 48 P Goetz 49. R . May 50, G . Hokcing 51 R, Kennedy 52 . P Lending 53.S, Bagg,o 54 M . Radcliff 56, S Avery 57 M Davey 58 P. Zorzt 59 C Stratton 60 R. Gallagher 61 C Kearnan 62 P Geodetic 63 M Porte r

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ELSi'ER R1 W 1C@C Senior Coach : Steve Huckett Rese rves Coach : Peter Purcel l 1 A O'Connor 2 S. Bea n 3, N . Wigne y 4 G Rosewarne 5 J Blennerhassett 6 M Lloyd 7. T Heath 8 . B . Howard 9, D, Lloyd 10, C . Hitchcock 11 P Mahony 12 P Ballantyne 13 C Corbett 14. Alby Conlin 15 L, McCooke 16 P Tsiampas 17. G . Oakley 18. P Broderick 19, P. Gtnke l

20 P, Southall 21 W . Nicholson 22 R Allsop 23 N Christie 24, D Conli n 25 T Weedon 26 D. Mahony 27. S . Bel l 28 B . Hill 29,J Coyne 30 P Ritchie 31 L . Murphy 32 R Elko m 33 T Papantontou 34 Adrian Conlin 35 . P. Corkl l 3& L Whitten 37. B . Grace 38 J Higgins 39. S. Smith 40. M . Daniels 41 M Whelan 42 .P Rokebrand 43 A Hankin 44. J Eklom

45 R Grandemange 46 L McGrego r 47. B . Ramsay 48,0 Gillingham 49 P Harri s 50 G. Marshall 51,G . Hancock 52 . G . Grulcic SPONSORS JEFFERSON FORD ~ ELSTERNWICK HOTEL

MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL 0B Senior Coach: Anthony Sho rt Reserves Coach : Ron Verm a 1 A Lego"m 2 A Alum son 3 R Verma 4 D Menz :es 5 R Man,n 6 S Bradley 7 R Knight 8 J Dixon

9 D Comer (San Cam 70 M Lothenngto n it S Harns

12 G McLarde(VC) 13 A Dawson(DVC) 14 A Webster 15 P Sala 16 P Katz 17 A Drummond 18 R Wr x

19 J Marshail 20 A Athanasopeulos 21 C Sumner 22 23 24 25

S Brovrn C Drake G Wilson A Capp

27 G 26 D Pomie Tyrrell 28 C Bavage 29 C Geehrnan 30 P Brydon 31 M Roach 32 1 Radlow 33 R Curne 34 S Anderson 35 T Blythman 36 R Terrens 37 J McLoughlin 38 C Short 39 S Grahame 40 D Baker 41 P Kent 42 P Fenrnng 43 S Bahen 44 E Stents 45 A Sainsbury 46 A Muller

47 S Gabrielson 48 R McGregor(ResC) 49 M Webster

50 M La 51 J Bahen 52 B Fulle r 53 C Hammono 54 M Gately 55 G 0Brien 56 P Risks 57 G Thompson 58 8 Sergeant 59 A Greatorex 60 P Geihng s

61 N Hansen 62 R Real e 63 C Regeltaub 64 G Sheridan 65 M Feierkranz 66 J Newton 67 G Healey 68 S Giessen 69 T John s 70 P O Connor 71 P Chaser 72 T Mason 73 C OBnen 74 T Scnnis 75 R War d

POWERHOUSE

OLD CAMBERWELL

Senior Coach : Glyn Evans Rese rv es Coach : Rob Sarosi 1 Glyn Evans (CC) 2 R Sarost (RCC) 3 C Corbett 4 M Stone 5 A Miller 6 . A Jackson 7. C Trial 8 N. Pavlou 9, A Morris 10 M . Hansen 11 M . Taylor 12 P Flaherty

Senior Coach : Duncan McCallum Rese rv es Coach: Peter John s 1 2 3 4

M . Hodgson A Mitchell N Brown A Inkste r

5 C McCulloch 6 J Lablache 7. P Kerkvled 8, P Jepson 9 R . Beal 10. E Smith 11 . A Dance 12,S Holding 13. D. Woods 14 A Patterson 15 A. Greerson 16 W Inkster 17 R . Pike

18 G Adams 19 T Holding 20. D . Proven 21, S . Spice r 22 S Burmeister 23. M . Armstrong 24. R . Woo d 25. A Keck 26. G Young 27 D Woods 28 B Leitch 29 M Hopkins 30 D Humann 31, J Howard 32 6 Elliot 33, C. Guthrie 34, A . Rogers 35 S. Swinger 36. A . Gtb b

37 . C . Strachan 38 N . Huntly 39, M . Todd 40 B Savants 41, R, Le e 42 A McCulloch 43. M Eads

44, M. Candilord 45 T Dukananakts 46, J . Smak 47. P. Lenton 48r R . Graham 49. M . Kershaw 50. A . Taylor 51 . R . Curtis 52. A . Watt

63 W Ear l

76 M Everrard 77 M Kelly 78 D Walker

Patterson Cheney

13 M Stephenson 14 B. Hal l

,gers D Scacca Stewart 0 Tool e t !1i„cd'rnn

baynon .~. R B txto n Enckse n Lever ~ .'oodte U. Salley Al Glue B Scalzo r ~pp d ; .' Hendr y

G . Fathers D. Ridley S Ingram

J Sly P vines D Hollan d P Hodge s S. Crick T Birch A . Newman R .Beynon M Osborn S Gray G Mickelburough C Bes t

G Lindsay T Bourdon A Petrov D, Mussare d .~ . D. Johnson 49. S Jeffrey 50. C. Funston 51 A Szadur a '. 52,T Scalzo 53 M . Chandekar 54 M . Stanhope 55 C Davis

56, D Wilkie 57 D Schrnzel 58 L Paterno 59 . G Buxton 60 N Voulanos 61 S Wilson 62 . M Hube r 63 L Mickelburough 64 A Edward s 66 D Grant 68 . G Gakovic 69 J .Agws

15 J Scotland (DVC) 16, T Glase r 17, N Trompt 18 G Stewart 19 A, Escott 20 D Desler (VC) 21, S. Cross 22 P. Stewart 23 A . Kerr 24 R . Williams 25. J . Harris 26 C Atkins 27 C, Newland 28. D Stewart 29 F Stafford 30 R Martin 31 B, Wilson 32, R O'Sullivan 33, M Bray 34, T Patterson 35 S, Broadway 36 P Hollawood 37 . M . Officer 38 R Chapman 39 N McKay 40 MBeech 41 P Daki n 42 T Goldsworthy 43 D Hoo d 44P Graham 45 A Cope

46 T Richardson 47 C Douglas 48 S, Mason 49,J Rauser 50 G Manner 51 . T. Waters 52 . N . Cole 60.D Angel!

61 . M . Brown 63, P Retdel 64,S Nixon 65 R Morrow 66 D Manner 69 M Mason 70 G Holledge 77 . J Tonkin 80 C. McLeod

STATE BANK Senior Coach : Ken Bremner Assistant Coach : Tony Bul l Rese rves Coach : David Jenkin s 1 S Globe C) 2 R Gned 3 N Walimeyer 4 K Dervan

5 J . Bear e 6 . P Henderson 7. I Beer 8 L Twycross 9. D, Walpole 10 L . Bul l 11 R Hargreaves 12 R Burrage 13 M. Price 14 . M Durham 15 M Rerdon 16 P Duplessis 17 D Coffman 19. A. Maher 20, J Coghlan 21 . G Cutler 22 N Roberts 23 M Aumont 24 D Ka y

THOMASTOWN Senior Coach : Reserves Coach : 1 G . Medwrn 2 C Cedro 3 J . Vital e 4. G Petstnis 5 L Everitt 6. R De Thomas 7 P Hoppe r 8. A Fellows 9. T Stabs 10 B. Leovold 11 . A Flemming 12, F. Farchiont 13. C. Pearson 14 B . Jenkins 15 B . Pellegrino 16, D, Farchione 17. D Lea l

29 G . Watt 30 J Murphy 31,G Cramen 32, M . Scott 33.CKenez 34. C . McLean 35 D . Brown 36. M . Elford 37 C Arnephy 38 A, Bolts

18, Ken Harlrng 19. G Bubs 20 P Coverdale 21, E Lentmi 22 C Tsalkos 23 D . Fellows 24. S . Paptoanou 27, R Kell y 28 L Monbito 29 Kevin Harling 30 C. Fellows 31 . C. Koullrnos 32 . B McCreddin 33. J . Zatcos 35 A .LaRosa 36. M . Golledge 37 J . Theodorou 38. N . Argynou 39 P, Honey 40,A Donnoh 41, W, Cooper 42 M . Mir a

39 G Goldsmith (DVC) 40 J Murray

43 G . Lattout 44. G Camdlen

41 0 Noronha 42 M Keating 43 D Doonan 44 A. Gal e 45, A . Garvte 46 J, Curtin 47 S. CLifford 48, T. Nelson 49 P Koukaziois 50. A . Whitelaw 51 B Mason 52 . P, Hide 53 P Mason 54, J Pallotta 55 N, Hitchcock 56 G Lawton 57, A Carr

45 M, Bloodworth 47 M Ploughright 48. P, Prinz i 50. R. Gilpin 51 M Boyden 52 . K . Chandler 53 S . Lekatsas 54. G Velkos 56. R . Molella 57. S . Crnaran 58 J, Krousoratis 59. T Mazoski 60, S Bradford 61 G . Kerneghan 71 F Bortolani 73 J, Parker

25 M Guy 26 R . Lrnford 27 S Blackman 28 D Gran t

60 D Jenkins

82. P Horktngs 83.J.Loche 88 V Taskmakis

WHITEFRIARS Senior Coac h Ray Keane Rese rves Coach David Hil l 1 . J Philli p 2 S Woodman (VC) 3 M F. Reidy (Mark) 4 S Strik e 5 R Van Raay 6 C Houston 7 P Coghlan 8, A . McKeown 9. P. Harrison 10 . T. Prat t 11 . D . Sutton 12 M . Spears 13, P Reidy 14 . D Harris 15 . M Harrison 16 M Borrack 17 S Santamana 18 T McNei l

19 D Crowe 20 B Crowe 21 . T. Coghlan 22, M . Feutrtl 23 P. Ciardulh 24.J Bonnyman 25. W. Lyal l 26 C Goldnc k 27, M .J Reidy (Mick) 28.B Le e 29 B Dun n 30 P,O'Brien (Paul) 31 N Jenkins 32 P Hackett 33. G Guggenhetmer 34,S Lowel l 35 Jr Dunbar 36.P Bun n 37. P O'Brien (Peter) 38. L . McLaughlin 39. A. Smith 40. B Tierney (Capt 41 . J, Housto n 43 44 45 46 47

P Rohan R Baker P Hay D Bourke P Mason

48 . N . Robertson 49 . S. McAuliffe 50. R .. Bennett 51, S. Logi e 52, M Lawson 53, J Newton 54 P. Batiersby 55 O,Toohey 57 S. Croke 58 G White 59 . P Geraty 60,T Lawson 63 D Flanagan 64 . J Flanagan 66, C Fraser 70 D Micro 71 . P. Sully 72, D Thomas 73 S, Wegener

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M ARCELLIN 1 M Rozenbloor o 2 S Moraan 3 D Wooler 4 A Bendoncrh,o 5 A Dunca n 6 G Waist, 7 S Beattie 9 D Taylor 10 S Reynolds 11 . A Balirn

1 D Alla n 2 A Kennealiv 3 A Schille r 4 S Palmer 5 E Jones 6 B Howden 7 R Oid6eid 8 B Watson 9 J Fraser 10 S Rogan 11 C Singleton 12 S Stapleton 13 C Fdzrnaunce 14 T Wil t

14 A . Donlan 15 R Pencch 16 R Gibeliin 17. A Diornsio 18 P Marshall 19 T Slattery 20 J Golds (C) 21 J Leonard 22. F Baressi 23 J Neat e 24 A Hodgk!nson 25 J Dougla s 26 J Kan n

15 B Jetferson 16 N, Proctor 17, D Phillips 18 C Manuell 20 J Nais h 23 R Nancarrow 24 M Youn g 25 J Docking 26 J Groves 32,J Hector 33 C . Vine

Coach: David McCormack 1 P Board 2 J Steind l 3 R Aanensen (DVC) 4 C Fuller (VC y )5AReid 7 D Cousins 8 N Condie 9 P Donoghu e 10 P Robertson 11 A VtllanU 12 P Digney 13 J Mill s

14 C Dixo n 15 P Joyce (Capt) 16 Matt O'Keetfe t7 M . Vea r

18 P O'Loughlin 19 P Brabender 20 S O'Connell 21 M Geary 22 . W Brown 23 J . Lawley 24 MikeO'Keefte 25 J Holmes 26 P Reid 27 D. Quigley 28 P Silvio 29 J Salzano 30 M Findlay 31 A Roberts 32 D. Craker 33 M . Ward 34 D Castlelon 35 T Livy

36 M OConnor 37 D Gravel 38 B Flynn 39 J Rowe

40 Mark O'Brien 41 Justin O'Brien 42 T Jones 43 D Angove 44,S O'Toole 45 D Keenan 46 L, Thomas 47 T Canavan 48 J Constantini 49 M .Ramadge 50 J Reidy 51 Mark O'Loughlin 50 Peter O'Loughlin

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OLD X AYERIAN S Coach : A . Rogers 2 P O'Sulliva n 3 M Holmes 4 A Landngan 5 W Naso n 6 L Orsini 7 M Kelliher 8 A Hai l 9 ASheehan it A McLean 12 J Moran 13 M Ellis 14, G . Dalton 15 R Dalton 16 D. Dunlevie 17 G Edwards 18 H Peat

19 D McInerney 20 C Rush 21 M Goble 22 R Visentini 24 J Petroff 26 S Jordan 27 D King 30 A Wilson 32 A Barbarich 37 N Stocks 41 . A Dillo n

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5 J Koutsoukis 6 S Ballard 7 S . Connolly 8 B Mulvihill 9.J Beckton 10 S Dye r 11 . I Nunn t3 I DeSilva 14 R Poole 15 B Madden 16 J Dawson 17 J Finlayson 18 G Markley 19 S Glover 20 P Wells

21 C Fegan 22 D McIntosh 23 A Walker 24 P Kistler 25 M Daunt 26 R Jackson 27 MJones 28 T Keane 29 R Brew 30 P Nixon 31, C Henderson 32 D Newit t 33 R Gartland 34 S Koroness 35 I Muir 36 R Watts

CAULFIELD BULLEEN TEr,7PLESTOWE GRA M M'NS Coach : Ray Baron 1 . R . Royals 2 . T. Barker a S . Ewing s

6 S P,ichar n d7BMai 8 C McKen7,e 9 J Parton 10 J,Poon it H Broadbent t2 A O'Brien

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6, J . Dickson 7. S. Hill 8, N. Caple 9. T. Nelson 10, D. Hogan 11 . T Breit 12 .E .Jedwab 13. J . Turner 14. S. Williams 15. J. Restarick 16. N . Co x 17. N . Batzias 18. D. Nisen 19. P Phillips 20, M . Rudden 21 . L. Sleeman 22. P Welch 23, C . Vorrath 24 . P. Welch

t3 J Chamberlaia 14 M Krov_,e 15 W Phillips 16 J Steenholdt 17 M Fisher 18 N Gordon 19 R Parton 20 T Chegwin 21 C Jamieson 22 J Tar r

23 C Morns 24 . C Fiides 25 J Broadbent 26 R Pletcher 2T S McNrdder 28 A Labady 29 B Cart y 30 G Taylor 31 C Connell y 32 L Chamberlain 35 M . Herbert 36 D Connel l

42 L Griffin 44 A Parkin

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3, T O'Sullivan 4 M White 5 T Penaluna 6 M Scott 8 M Fasan 10 M Hoath 11 . M . Bateman 14 C Fiet t 21 A McVean 23 M Lake 24 G White 30 T Strike

32 P_McGumn 35 R Reidy 36 P Chaudhun 41 . J . Ciardulii 44 S Alderson 45. P. Hay 50 A Livsey Cole 70 D Midro

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2-S. Eggleton 3 P Jone s 4 M . Brockhoft 5. A . Clelan d 6 A . Smith C. Walke r 8. Simon Stribling 9 . D Moss 1o L_Daddo It . S. Cooper 12. C . Griffiths 13. G . Tirrel 14 N. Power 15, S. Ros e 16 . W . McKenzie 17.S . Osborne 18 A. Clements 1 19. R. Clements 20. T. Dugdale 21 . B. Murphy 22. C. Murphy 23, J . Shelton

Coach : Ian Bibby t . P Board 2 . J Steindl 3 .R Aanensen 4 . C Fuller 5.A Reidy 7. D Cousins 8. N . Condie 9.P. Donoghue 10 . P. Robertson 11 . A, Vdianh 12, P. Digney 13. J . Mill s 14. C, Dixon 15. P Joyce 16. Matt O'Keefe 17 . Matt Vea r 18 . Paul O'Loughlin 19. P Brabander 20. S . O'Connell 21 . M . Geary 22 . W, Brown 23.J Lawie y 24. Mike O'Keefte 25, J . Holme s 26. P. Reid 27. D Quigley (C) 28 P Silvio (DVC) 29, J. Salzano 30. M . Findlay 31 . A . Roberts 32 . D.Crake r 33, M . Ward 34, D. Castieton 35 T Liv y 36. M . O'Connor 37. D Gravel 38 B. Flynn 39 .J. Rowe 40. Mark O'Brien 41 . Justin O'Brien 42, T Jone s 43. D.Angove 44. S. O'Tool e

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15, B. Boccabella I& M . Varn a 17. J . Buge)a 19 . R . Trewin 21 . D. perris 22. L. Nardella 27. G . Irvine 30 . D. Fitzgerald 35 . A . Trimboh 36. C . Holcombe 38. B. Pawsey 39. G . Cutri 40. M . Jarrouge 42. A . Steward 46. P. Gayfer 52. M . Ferro 54 . L. Lynton 64 . A . Tripodi 65 . S. Boczar 67. G . Tatt i 69. J. Wiggin s

4& D . Keenan (VC) 46,L .Thomas 47. T Canava n 48 . J. Constantin 49. M . Ramadge 50. J. Reidy 51 . Mark O'Loughlin '..

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OLD SCOTCH ST. BERNARDS COLLEGIANS 1 . R. Doola n 2 . C . Wood Coach: Andrew Ta yfor 1 . . Stub bA s 2. C . Billing 3. G . Bennett 4 . A. Cowper 5 . R . Dooley 6 . H. Bradford 7. J. Sinclair 8. R . Canvin 9. R . Winnkek 10 . M . Sproule 11 . R . Steele 12 . B. Steele 13. N . Hart

14. S. Pickett 15. T. Bloch 16. D. Lon . D. Steelg17 e 18 . C. Allard 19. J. Worssam 20. J . Raftopoulos 21 . J. Buckley 22 . P Millington 23. T. Byrn e 24. J. Earl e 25. E . Johnston 26, N . Carmichael 27. N . Howel l 28. S Gibbs 29. A . Hutchinson 30. P. Roberg 31 . A. Millar 32.T. Wilson 33. R. Fraser 34. J Laird 35. D. McIntyre

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Coach: Steve Duketis 1 . C Mills 2 . L . Apostolou 3. A . Palmos 4 . J Paimos 5. B Sargeant (C) 6 . B Fulle r 7. T Blythman (VC) 8. M . Lansley 9. G. Sheridan (DVC) 10 M . Butterworth it D Higgins 12 . S Bradley 13 R . O'Connor 14 T Paul 15 K Marshall 16 J Newton 77. Q . Suckling â&#x20AC;¢r 18 R . Brown 19. B. Harrison 20. R . Puels 21 . D Exton 22. D, Faux 23 B. Hatzis 24 D. Sorrell 25 J. Marshall 26 B. Archdall 27. P Antoni s 28. M . Leonar . McGoughsP,q,s d29J 30 I . Lac k 31 . C. Ruddick

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THERRY 1 . A. Nelso n 2 . C. Fleming 3. J. Sandman 4 . K. Gran t 5 . J . Schembri 6 . M . Fitzpatrick 7. C. Masters 8. M . McIntosh 9. C. Liontos 10 . D. Ford 11 . M . Carter 12 . N . Bull 13. R . Smit h 14. L . Clifton (C) 15. M . Manataris 16.S . Boyl e 17 . J . LaFontaine 18 . A . Reprise 19 . G . Russignolo 20. G . Naroella 21 . B . O'Keefe 22 . R . Pyl e 23 . J . Master s 26. P. Goodear (VC) 27. G . Grocock 31 . B . Mielicki 33. M . Goodwin 39 . D. Grgat 44 . B . Grococ k 46. G. Pinner (DVC) 64. M . Crotty

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach : Mick Shaddock 1 . J . Bake r 2 . C. Fagan 3, A . Lane 4. J . Leeman 5. N . Lilley 6. C. McDonald 7. C. McArthur 8. N . Marks 9 . D. Moorfield 10. S. Morgan 11 . M . Power 12. G. Robinson 13. I . Solomon 14. C. Simmons 15. B . Smit h

16. A . Tillyard 17.B.Roqnawns(VC) 18, N . Carr 19. C. Brown 20 . S. Stefani 21 . R. Barbary 22 . S. Langley 23. J. Start 24, C. Ganly 25. J. De Fraga 26. P. Flynn 27. D . Wilson 28. M . Hynes 29. D. McKellar 30 . P. Pesavento 31 . S . Spinks 32 . D McFarlane 33, M . Fogarty 34. J. Sprunt 35. D. Branniff 36. B . Hiskins 37. B. Hennessy 38 . A . Hengel 39. S. Wilson 40. B. Picket 50.S.Shaddock (DVC) 57. B . Scanlon 59 . P. Weigard (C) Proudl y

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P. Melto n 1 . S. McLaren 2. B. Mott s 3 . M . Fitt 4 . A . May

6. D. Pau l 7. P. Naughton 8, O. Sele k 9. S. Maggs 10. K . MacDonald 11 . P. O'Lear y 12. M . Centeno 13 . M. Nassif 14 . D. Tolle y 15. R. Leahy 16 .J .Cannard IT M . McMahon 18. P. Daki n

5 . P. Cotterill 6 . S. Mitilineos 7. M . Radcliff 8, D. Thompson 9 . M . Stratton 10. P Ceccetto 11 . S . Avery 12 .R .Kennedy 13. D Stackpole 14. C. Kearnan

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1 . C . Smith (C ) 2 .S. DiCamillo (VC) 3 . W. McLean (DVC) 4 . G . Moretto 5 . D. Paton 6 . S . Barton 7, D r 8 P .Rile Bury 9 . M . Murray 10, C . Sullivan 11 . R . Principe 12 . N Wilson 13 J, Lenett e 14. G . Fitzsimmons 15. R . Signal 16. Brendan King 17. P Demarco 18, A . Coope r 19. P. Fraser 20. J . Mathias 21 . S . Fisher 22- R . Bourbon 23. D . Biviano 24. P Proctor 25. M . Morley 26. S. Beovich 27.R .Cobban 28. M . Scott 29. M . Bright

OLD ESSENDO N 1 . A, Manning 2 P. Pruscino

3. J . Panagiotidis 4, S Thirlwal l 5, S . Lyall 6 C Bohn 7. J Clarke 8 S, Graham-Daws 9. F. Cost a 10. J. Turc o 13 S. Anderson 18. J . Murray 19 D Arrowsmith 20. A Tweedley 21 . J Coo k 23 J . Babbin 24 R . Vidler 25 D. Gallus 26 A . Boorer 27 P Woloszczenko 28.B,Koochen 29. A . Conrad i 30, B. Willcox 31 . D. Cutler 32, B . Richards 33.T Rya n 34, D . Waddy 35 D . Salt

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6 S Madner 7. L. Thomas 8 D. McCulloch 9, C. Orwin 10. T. Lobb 11 . A. Daniels 12 .S . Webb 14. M . Gutter 15.C. Lynch 16. W. Noble 17.R . Evans 18. G . Doufas 20 .8 . Hatfield 23 .J .Hooper 26 . M . Symols 28 . G . Harvey 32 . B. Constant 38 . R . Phillips 44. A . Turner

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15. A. Donovan 17. R . Marks 19. M . Locaso 20. P Kearns 21, M . Paterson 22 . C. Smedley 23. M . Byrne 24. S. Bronwbill 27. S . Mooney 28. C . Stone 29. R, Drew 33.S.Thomas 35. T. Potte r

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ROUND 5 - 5 YEARS AGO, 1984 Victoria were much too strong for South Australia, nning by 11 goals at Elsternwick Park . e team was BaG~~ythe (Bull/Temp), J. Griffin (NOB), N .

3urne (Old X) , H.Backs : M . Deveson (De La), N . Wilton (Old X), P 9rown (Old S . ) Centre : R . Marks (AJAX), C. Stone (Caulf.), B. Hodge ~Old S) H .Fwd : I . McMullin (Old Melb), R . Brown (Old Melb.) c. M . Hibbins (Coll . ) Fwds: S .McCooke (Orm .), D . Matthews (Caulf .), R .

Zerbi (Kew) Rucks: M . Yeo (Uni Blues), J.Jones (Marc.) C., R .

Senior (Old S .) .

I/C: N . Bourke (Marc.), R . Demarte (Bull1/2Tem-p), t,1,Green (De La) .

Best were Matthews (8 goals), Yeo, Hibbins, Jones, Smythe, Zerbi, McCooke. Coach was Laurie Aghan r;ith Ian Cordner as team manager. Umpires were Goodman, Urwin (Field), Vellerman, Hillier (Goal) and A Henry, Whitehall (Field).

In 'A' Section Ormond kicked 13 goals in the second term against Uni Blues to set up a 99-point :~:in . Best were Naylor who dominated the ruck Eishold, Russell (Orm), and Tyquin, Yeo, Yeoman (Uni Blues) .

'A' Section umpires were King, Rosetto, Flannyer, Wiseman, Green, Wills, Woolley, Smith Tracey, Wilson .

In 'C' Section Banyule kicked 7.7. in the final ter m ~o Hampton Rovers' 1 .2 to draw the game, 21 .12 each .

Best were Marshall, Hetherington, Stewart (Hampton Rovers and Ladd, Legge, McKenzie (Banyule) .

10 YEARS AGO - 1979 No rt h Old Boys saluted Barry Anderson on his 100th game - best and fairest in 1976, North's A section Premiership and the club's best player in the finals series in three out of the last four years. Ron Barassi saw two Army teams play a game in Singapore in 1971 and said that only one man was good enough for League Football - hapless army conscript Barry Anderson .

350 games to Alphington's Peter Harris, whose achievements included best and fairest awards, coaching successes, premierships, life memberships and a V.A .F.A . Merit Award . Peter is now a member of the Permit Committee .

200 games to MHSOB's great little champion Ross Wood - skilled determined and with outstanding courage .

Victoria went to Hobart hoping to regain that symbol of Carnival Football, the W.A . Trotting THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

Association Shiled, lost to South Australia in Perth in 1970, and retained by that state in Melbourne in 1973 and in their home state in 1976 .

Who captained Old Scotch?

Stan Leek, after years of trying, finally kicked a goal for Brunswick .

Victoria defeated W.A . on the first day 13 .20(98) to 10.14(74) in a game, notable for a strong finish by WA ., marred only by own inaccuracy. On the second day Victoria won easily defeated Tasmania and W.A. defeated S .A . 13.11(89) to 11 .10(76) in a magnificent game in which both teams showed superlative skill and courage. Victoria met S .A . in the final match and a loss to S .A . would have given a carnival victory to W.A . on percentage from Victoria and S .A . The team selected for the final game was : Halasa, Pisarski, White, Costello, Trumble, Welsh ; Marchesane, Blay, Borcich ; Bourne, Cordner, Sleeman ; Beddoe, Groves, Lewis ; Houghton, Dunn, Rice ; I/c McCooke, Yeo. The outstanding feature of the game was the closeness of the scores which put tremendous pressure on both defences - a single mistake might give the opposition the desired break and initiative. Scores at the last change were Vic . 3.15 to S.A . 3 .10 - continued next week .

15 YEARS AGO - 1974 After an even first half, Ormond ran right away from St . Bernards in battle for top place, and scored an easy win, 19.15(129) to 9.8(62) . R . Cameron, Wood (7) were the best for Ormond . St . Bernards failed to score in the final term .

Ivanhoe continued their good form in 'B' with a 14 point win over Kew and held on to top position .

Stars were Rojo, Callinan, R .Stewart ( Ivan .) and Mitchell, Dipierdomenico, Smith (Kew) .

150 games to John Kent (Power House), Roger Morgan ( O .Carey) and 100 gmes to Kevin Drinan (St . Kilda) Frank Sullivan, Gerard Smith (St .

Bernards) Bill Daly (Assumption O .C .), Ian England (Old Carey), Nigel Sawyer (Old Hailey) .

20 YEARS AGO - 1969 Caulfield Grammarians suffered their second successive Defeat when they went down by 23 points to Uni Blacks with Gourley, Buston and Stevens starring for the visitors.

U .H .S .O.B . held off a last quarter challenge from F.I T.O.B. who kicked 7.3 in the final term to go down by only one point. Ashmead ( 5 goals), D'Arcy & Wayne Taylor were best for the victors .

Top score for the day was Old Camberwells 22 .16(148) against Elsternwick with main goalkickers 35

Hanson 7, Priestly 6 and Redman 6 . K .Wood and Hughes also played well while best for `Wick were Sharpe, Jim Sellers and A . Ramsay .

B Section captains were G . Scott ( FITBO), Bill McWhinnie (Ivanhoe), Ken Middleton (Geelong), Graeme Boag (UHSOB) Trevor Gowers (Old Xavs), J . Egan (St . Kilda CBC), Ga ry Amott (St . Bern), J .Eastwood (De La Salle), Don Mullin (Kew) .

30 YEARS AGO - 195 9 In the B Section match of the day, played at Olympic Park, Hampton Rovers, well beaten medway through last term, fought back to go down by only 5 points . De La Salle were superior in the air but were outpaced by the nippy and elusive Rovers . Best for De La were: Dillon (it's been worth waiting for, Jack : NR(, Pearson, Gill, McCormack ( 3 goals) and for Rovers, McDonald, Grimmer, Shaw and Blainey.

Ivanhoe conferred life membership on Bert Parsons, committeeman for over 10 years, goal umpire and timekeeper and recognised the very sterling service given to the club by Mrs . Ida Marcon by conferring on her the title of special honorary life member.

Veteran Kew player Ron Clarke, was forcEC] , retire, after 158 games, due to a serious leg injur , 40 YEARS AGO - 194 9 The Interstate game against South Australia at St Kilda Cricket G ro und on Kings Birthday lined up,,-. follows : BKS : Jane Brady, Bennie , H .BKS : Rowse, PMurphy, Sheehan, Centre : Granger, Arnold, M .Smyth, H .FWDS : Mellors, Birtles, Fitchett, FWDS : Ebert, Backhouse, Russel, RUCK : J . Cordner, Spencer.

ROVER : B. Jud d 19,20 : J .Kennedy, S . Morris .

Only 4 of the 20 were 6 feet or over .

Victoria had a very easy victory, 15.18 to 3.8 Wit,, small men Ebert, Judd and Mellow outstanding in th~, heavy conditions. No much handball - only 23 for the game.

Umpire was Roy Alexander, boundaries were Leighton & Marks, and goal, Dickens & Js:mes In Tasmania the Victorians also had easy win s 18 .22 to 8.6 in Hobart on Saturday and 26 .18 to 4.9 in Launceston on Monday. Sturdy men in those days !

Personality Pars 50 GAMES TO OLD BEAR To club captain Mick Shacklock and Sue a daughter ,,,aestone for Michael Flanagan "Bear" has Ashlea, Reserves Captain Ray Hen ry and Jenny a hile because of another of his retirement - daughter Melissa and to our latest recruit, John Pos t jhis time. It is actually 50 games at Bulleent and his wife Jill a son Harry (or as Jill would prefe r i-io can remember how many at Thornbury Harrison) .

- C =nd Carnegie! gE,aR°' still manages to trott out at full forwar d days, though he has had to give up the ruck BON VOYAGE AT OLD CARE Y the introduction of the centre line - "What All at Old Carey wish Nick Morgan bon voyage ;ppened to using your body?" Where is the skill i n as he takes up a new appointment in London. Nick ching the ball?" complains the old palm-tapou t has played the last three years as full back in the Old ~a,^tionist .

Carey reserves keeping full forwards to a minimum . good to have you back, again! Bear.

No longer will we see those left footers out of full back, CONGRATULATIONS TO "WRIGGLES " and Nick, a kick out from a point does not count as afl at La Trobe University would like to extend a stat . Good luck Nick. rm congratulations to Ian Wriggleswo rt h on his .

Wriggles shot the first goal for the Vic a•e selection s ~na continued on to kick three more in what was a It r:in . We only hope with all this glory that he OLD CAMBERWELL GRAMMARIANS n't forget training! !

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La Trobe University would like to congratulate Rob "Rock" O'Connor & Leo "They said you'd never make it" Athanasakis on their graduation s ng the last few weeks. Unfortunately they won't e able to use "study" as a non-training excuse ;,~ymore but knowing Leo, He'll come up with a better one!!

OLD CAREY "TOWARDS 2000 " Old Carey are having their'`Towards 2000" Night oa the 1st July . Major prize in $2000 see John, Ron 3r Sandra for tickets and further details .

OLD CAREY SAYS THANK S All at Old Carey wish to thank Ron and Leanne Purcell for organizing the hugely successful Quiz PJfght last week.

Abusive and Obscene Languag e Clubs are advised that the penalties that apply to the Under 19 competition in relation to the Abusive and Obscene Language will now apply to all sections of the competition . That is ` ;4n audible obscenity will result in the player being automatically ordered from the field for 15 minutes of playing time . If a second offence occurs or if one of the umpires is the subject of the obscenity, the player will be reported and automatically sent off for 15 minutes of playing time "

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M . VEAL (Banyule) - Tripping - Suspended two matches.

'M . HUBER (Old Ivanhoe) - Striking - Suspended three matches .

'B. COCKERILL Old Ivanhoe) - Attempting to strike - Suspended three matches.

B. YARWOOD (Old Ivanhoe) - Misconduct towards boundary umpire - Severely reprimanded .

W. BOYLE (Hampton Rovers) - Striking - Suspended five matches .

'A . WATTERSON (Brunswick) - Striking - Suspended three matches .

B. HARVIE (Bulleen United) - Striking - Suspended three matches .

B . WILSON (Bulleen United) - Striking - Suspended four matches .

S . JAMES (Kew - G Sec) - Striking - Suspended three matches .

R . DiMAGGIO (Thomastown U19) - Striking - Suspended two matches. *M . BOURKE (De La Salle Gold - U19) - Striking - Suspended three matches .

M . DOHERTY (Whitefriars U19) - Abusing and threatening umpire - Suspended three matches .

N . LILLIE (University Blacks U19) - Striking - Suspended three matches . *Accepted Prescribed Penalty .

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Also a big thanks you to the ladies for their tireless ::ork in the kitchen feeding the hungry masses .

A great night was guaranteed and delivered thanks again to all concerned , BABY BOOM AT COMMONWEALTH BANK The Commonwealth Bank F.C. would like to congratulate three of its players and partners on the birth of their latest additions .

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A SUCCESSFUL VAFA GALA RACE DAY A most enjoyable day was had by all who attended the 2nd VAFA/VATC Gala Race Day.

With major -ioy tivauu a vwu,aq, .,u~ u uuwn t~xecuuvet in ine auos well representea - tne ' nappy Hampton Group . building renovations being carried out at Caulfield this did not deter the Amateur football crowd 1 1 1 ation room . from turning out in force to witness a great day's racing . Only a handful of clubs supported the day by takin g

advantage of the very special arrangements in the Member's Reserve, but those club supporters enjoyed fine food, splendid wines, good company and, of course exciting racing .

These 200 plus supporters must grow into, say, 2000 strong in future years for the VAFA to continue supporting this exclusive event . . . that's a commitment of approximately 30 people per club .

Well that's something we'll be aiming for in 1990 !

Many thanks to the VATC, especially chairman (& ex amateur footballer) Peter Law rence, Vice-Chairmen Geoff Bellmai re and Sir Thomas North, and the hard working committee, public relations and marketing office Joanne Casey and promotions co-ordinator Ian McKnight, for making this day available to the VAFA and also for their generous hospitality on the day . Also a big thank you to our race sponsors, without them we wouldn't have a VAFA Race Day . Thanks to: Ansett Airlines - Di Deeming & Paul Downey R & M Shopfitters - Mark Walkle y Beaurepaires - Tim Grant CUB - Wayne Kent MSS Patrol Serv ices - Peter Taylor A .C. Goode - Geoff Webb National Mutual Trustees - Bernie Ho y Finally, to the VAFA person who makes everything tick along so smoothly and takes the brunt of all last minute administrative work, a big 'thank you' to Sue Anderson from all concerned .

Just to finally wrap-up Race Day, our very keen race-going President, Jim Hawkins, found it a little difficult on ten day to shed his football mode . . . for he was head to say when handing over the VAFA cup to the successful connections, "And congratulations to the successful coach . . . er trainer . . ." Good to see where Jim's heart is even on Race Day. CLUB FUND-RAISIN G Just a mention in my column of the Kew Football Club "Auction Night" on Thursday 20th July at North Kew Football Rooms, commencing at 8 pm . Donations have already been received for auctioning on the night . . .

VFL teams autographed footballs, Australian cricket team autographed cricket bat, Jeff Fenech's boxing gloves, interstate travel etc .

All VAFA supporters are most welcome to attend the evening and donations are still required for auctioning .

If you can donate something of interest or want further information call Tony Gevauk on 859 6027.

More next week . . .

-el Rundle (Exec) presenting the Ansett sponsor troph y to the happy owner.

Preston boys have picked a winner .

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Ian McPherson (r) having just presented the Beaurepaire' s Cup .

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Presentation of the VAFA Cup by Jim Hawkins (President) .

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Parsons. Roberts. Wallace BEST Tregear Phillips Ingleen bins . Conra n o SC--, iCfi Perkins 7, Price 2 . Shepherd 2 E Allen, Drummond BEST I= ?!hn Perkins, Aston, LI^,.c . J Hart

'BOZ' joined AJAX in 1986 from school and being rather tall by AJAX standards soon found himself in key forward positions or in the ruck, and it took him until last season to become a regular senior players .

'BOZ's' casual laconic attitude to life, as exemplified by his clothes, his car and his manner has in the past been a hindrance to his game . But this year, he has matured . His attitude is better and his ruck play has been superb.

Congratulations BOZ, from all at AJAX on your 50 games . We look forward to the next 50 with baited breath.

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BALACLAVA Palmer 5 . Halpin 2 Monaghan 2 . THtlI, Patterson John Sist Schultz_ I Withers BEST T Hill . Monaghan K Angwin Gates Halpin Kout s

BANYULE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

18.12 .120 ST. KILDA IVANHOE 13 .8 .86 ST. KILDA Capiron 9. Berenger 2 Lake 2 DriscollGd;an Kraus Bennett Avdable BEST Capron . Lake. Driscoll, Avitabie J Howard .

McCaw IVANHOE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD IVANHOE 2 .2 7.2 13 .4 17.4.106 .~? 16 .1• :8 0 . HAILEYBURY 5 .5 12 .8 17.12 OLD IVANHOE Yarkvood 4, Pal an 4^! Skaiberg 3, Coo I ' . .. .

Hat Dyson Corlett JSte~ens BEST Jenkins Co s cPSkaiberg,DysonJ OLD HAILEYBURY Byrns 8 . Cox 6. Schmidt 5. Colston, G Smith, i e BEST Byrns, Cox, W Smith, Cotton . Seccuil . Dora n

3.2 6.6 11 .10 17,12.114 CAUL . GRAMMAR ST. KEVINS 2 .4 5.5 10.7 13 .8 .86 CAUL . GRAMMAR DM ;r. . . ..- . 6. Bohier 3. Bettany 2 Dcrosta 2 Hans, Restanck, TRoyais. L . BES1 Harris. Boston . Loa..e, Ruddenn, Dicrosta . Bettany ST. KEVINS Hayden 7, Varasi . Smith . Meagher, Stone . Ho .:ngan, Rar:bottom BEST Hayden. Hoooer Smith. Varas!, McKage. Arthursen PRESTON 15.15.105 HAMPTON ROVERS 18 .15.123

27.15.17 7 10.7 15.10 0 . TRINITY 5.4 13.14 .92 ST fiERNARDS 4 .7 7.10 10.13 OfFttNITY OShaughnessy 8, Cowley 5 Alban 3 . Parkes 2 . Rogers rdiips 2 . Coleman 2 . Taylor, Black . Anderson BEST raughnessf Black, Norman, Turner_ PJhbon, Anderso n ST. BERNARDS J O'Connor 3, Wood 2 . Daffy 2 . Meiican, R Purcell ° rceil, Jago . Pearson, Gallant BEST Wood . R Purcell, Mehcan . r Monagha n

DE LA SALLE 4.3 7.9 16.10 18.12 .120 O.BRIGHTON 4 .2 8.4 13.8 18 .12 .120 DE LA SALLE Sheedy 5 . Peter Green 3, Campbell 2, J O•Caiiagha n 1 'uliins, Pegoii . McCiounan, McGraw, M Greene . Pat Green BEST ey M ,Greene, Nash, Connelly, Kinsella Watts OLD BRIGHTON Tonkins 6. Pyror 3, Waddington 2, Barber, Brook . er Grant, R Smith Tregasksi . Murray BEST Barber, Wait . Tonkns . joks Pryor, Tregasks MONASH BLUES 3.4 5.7 8.7 12 .12 .84 4.1 10.7 14.10 17.12 .114 0. MELB.

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50 GAMES FOR `BOZ ' One of AJAX's original space cadets Michael Borenstein today plays his 50th game against Bulleen United .

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Two Australian workers in every five can expect to suffer a major accident or long term illness in their wor ; life, according to major financial institution National Mutual .

Yet very few Australians insure themselves to protect what is their most valuable asset - their ability to earr an income.

Self employed business people should place income protection at the top of their financial planning list .

"We find that this group, like most Australians, will budget for medical, household and car insurance but u 111 not have considered insuring against the possibility of being unable to work ;" said mr. Comley, General Manager Victoria .

"Those running their own businesses should ask themselves this question : If my income stopped or w substantially reduced due to an accident or sickness, could I continue to support my family properly?"

Under a disability insurance policy, such as National Mutual's Income Protection Plan, the business perso n can be assured of a weekly benefit of up to 75 per cent of his or her average weekly income (after deduction of business expenses but not income tax) while prevented from working through illness or accident .

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Illness rather than accident, is by far the major cause of income loss . Sixty per cent of disability claims in the 35 year age bracket are due to illness, and that figure rises to 70 per cent for those aged 45 years .

Recovery periods after an illness can also be lengthy, with approximately 30 per cent of the workforce expecte d to have at least three months off work due to illness or accident during their working life .

"They should also consider the premium payment system, benefit period and qualifying period that suits them best, as these affect the amount of premium they will need to pay."

Benefit periods also vary, ranging from two years through to age 65 . Worldwide cover applies 24 hours a day with no limit on the absence from Australia . And there are a variety of qualifying periods (the time prior to benefits beginning), ranging from two weeks to 26 weeks . However if you are hospitalised during this qualifying period the benefit is still payable after three days hospitalisation .

The policy also included guaranteed minimum benefits for specified illnesses or injuries such as cancer, heart attacks and broken legs .

Partial benefits are available if someone returns to work part time after having been on a claim .

And if a person should die while on a claim, a further 10 weeks benefit is paid to help with funeral costs .

National Mutual's Income Protection Plan includes a CPI-linked feature and premium payments are tax deductible .

"It's one form of insurance no one should be without ;' added Mr. Comley.

50 UP FOR 'FIELDER` Paul "F roggy" Atkinson celebrated his 50th game against St . Kevins Old Boys Reserves . Paul played his first game for Caulfield Grammarians in 1986.

He epitomises what amateur football is about with his enthusiasm and genuine love of the game . Well done 'Froggy'.

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O. MELB . Naylor 4 . Cochrane 3 . A Wits 3, Brown 2, Daddo, Nicholls, : :'ids . Bardsley, Smthers BEST Pisarsk . A Witis. Brown, PNeison . ;10r, Smith

MON BLUES J Quin 3, Trances 2, Hildebrand 2, Alexander 2 . CornwelL ASith. Sturgess, BEST O'Brien. JSmith, AQuin, JQuin, Burgess, Barin g 8 .1 16 .5 18 .5 23 .9.147 BULL/TEMPLESTOWE FAWKNER 2 .4 4 .5 13 .7 15 .11 .101 BULLITEMP Rowe 6, Smythe 4, Field 4, Faulkner 2, Robertson 2 .

Heath 2 . Engellenec Farley. Wilson BEST Field, Heath. Rowe. Hansou .

Smythe, Robertso n FAWKNER Korp 3, Selleck 3, Ruggiero 2, B Baggers 2, Materczak 2 .

Kerslake. Johnston, Roach BEST Busst Buckley. Mitchell, Ruggiero Roach, Johnston THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

HAMP. ROVERS Ross 8 . Andrews 4, Wmkier 2 Austin . Devereaux, Pappon . Young BEST Hetherington, Young . Capp Pappon . Ross .

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C BULLEEN UTD 7.4 11 .9 12 .11 13.14.92 0 . MENTONIANS 1 .6 8 .6 12 .8 15 .9.99 BULLEEN UTD Vench 3, PHarvie 2 . Humphrey 2 . Dolinko. May. Morley, Dennis BEST Fiew, Empey. Morley, Waidren, PHarv,e. Dolrnko 0. rNENTONIANS TBournon 5, A Acren,an 4 . DRidley 2, DSciacca 2 . W Beynon, C BEST BEST DSaacca .VSciacca .T Bout not . DGrant, D Rogers, A_Acreman THOMASTOWN 25 .15.165 W H ITEFRIARS 20 .13.133 THOMASTOWN Smith 7 . Karambelas 6, D Farchione 3, Cadre 3, F Farchione 2, La Rosa 2, Petsirns, Carroll BEST Karambeias . Smith .

Cadre, Moleila, Bradford, Taskmaki s WHITEFRIARS Pratt 6 . Woodman 5, Hay 3 . Lee . Newton, Coghian, Spears. Strike . Sutton BEST Bunn, Hay . McNei, Pratt, Strike .

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27.11 .173 POWER HOUSE 5 .3 12 .7 22 .8 PdHSOB 2.3 4 .4 9 .5 15 .8 .98 POWER HOUSE Evans 9. McKay 4, Sanst 3, J Scotland 3, Flaherty 2 . Wegner 2, Des en 1, Hood 2 . Martin BEST Morris . Desler Flaherty .

J Scotland, Crawley. Wegne r MHSOB CTyrreil 6, Davison 2 . Yee 2 . M Webster. Hansen, Sargeant.

Dixon, Knight BEST S Harries . CTyrreii . McLardie, Dixon . Knight, Hansen

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STATE BANK 5 .7 11 .12 17.20 22 .25.157 ELSTERNWICK 6 .2 10.5 13 .8 22.13.145 STATE BANK Jenkins 7 . Burraoe 5 Rolls 2 . Purcell 2 . Hargreaves 2 .

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COMM BANK Post 5 Kraska 3 Pitts 3 . Post 3 Br C'^apman BEST Post . Chapman Joyce . Sparkes, Krask

3 .2 7.4 11 .6 14.8.92 9T KEVINS 1 .1 4.2 7.2 12 .3.75 STATE S A N K ST KEVINg , .~ 7 Corr;gan 3 Thomas 2 Baowa Cable BEST . . . . -a =ry . Millar S Smith 0 Mahon y

STATE 9ANK' , ta ja -f . Lawton 2 Brannan 2 . Garvie 2 lrgrs Hansen .-- . Thurgood Nelson Scott Inglis Mar a

ST. ANDREWS Briggs 4 Tapner 4. NTaylor 4 Crooks 2 PWesibury Brown Hibbert GibsonPhelan BEST Te a

UNI REDS 5.3 7 17.9 2111137 WAVERLEY 3 .4 5.5 .8 11 .12 12.12 .8 4 WAVERLEY Martin 4 Hands 2, Kane 2 . Dunstan Lawler P naPolmerBESTDunstLawl,PiDnsdeMart UNI REDS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received

~aLESIAN 5T KILDA SALESIAN

10.10.70 5 .9 .3 9 31 ey - : Canavan 3 Clark Gaspar, 0 Donnel= BEST Perna lark C,ncotta Carrar a

5T KILDA zos2 ~CMche Anarews BEST de+la . Dio Derha m

ST. BEDES T Beasley 10 Selley 5, G Fitzgibbon 3 Dunlop 2 Spencer 2 Hambndge 2. Lannon 2, Riordan, Zahpa Dunstan . Boag MCCo!ough Whitelaw M Beasley BEST Lannan . Seeley Bracch, ~ 3easley Whrtelaw McColoug h

PENINSULA McGamn 2 Kerley, Angus Jarrot BEST Harrison Din Bleazby Glover Sharpr n 0. ESSENDON 6 .2 8 .6 11 .10 15.14 .104 AQUINAS 4.2 8.2 8.5 11 .8.74 0 . ESSENDON Simunoza 4 . Thomson 4, Klemm, 3 Parker 2 . McEnro e ,ans BEST McEnroe, Connolly, Allan Luttermidt Milner, Parker AQUINAS Whelan 3. Box 2 . Livingstone 2, Spiess 2 . Brookbank Whitfield BEST Kvaeteladis Livingstone . Croft . Tarulh Brooksbank Lea>rev

HEATHERTON 4 .5 8 .7 12 .9 12 .11 .83 NORTH BRUNS .

3 .9 7.12 15 .14 24 .18.162 HEATHERTON Patterson 7, Heins 2. ATodd Inglis Khalil BEST Heins C<: . McMahon . Patterson Hardman, Sawye r NORTH BRUNSWICK Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

BRUNSWICK 5 .5 9.6 13.9 20 .12 .132 DOVETON 1 .3 7.6 19.10 24 .11 .155 BRUNSWICK NCampbel7 9 CStevens 3 Spezza 2 DStevens 2 Carroll . Kannegiesser, Hardy BEST Gunning . N Campbell . Hardy Sevens I Campbell Watterso n

DOVETON Burgess 6 D Berger 5 . S Regier 4, Atkinson 3. Goodwin 2 Parker Ma r . Beugelaar J Berger BEST Burgess S Reg ec SW iIsor,'a,r Atkinson, DReige r LA TROBE UNI 6 .4 12 .7 14 .13 16.18.114 O.GEELONG 6 .4 10 .7 12 .7 14 .7.91 LA TROBE Wilson 7. Limperaks 5, Little 2 . Andruela . Tucci BEST Cinings. Liersch Poole . Limperaks . Benbow Littl e 0. GEELONG W Cowling 6. Siorach 3. Youngman 2 . Davis. Borthwick Hollis BEST Munnmgs . Williams . Ross. Harwood, Burn . M Davis

.4 6 .4 9 .6 .KEW2 11 MON WHITES 1 .3 2 .4 3 .5 8 .7.73 .6.54 KEW D Maclsaac 4 Dalton 5 . C Maclsaac, McDowe!i BEST D :DMacisRob ,Lindsay . C Northam . Curtain MON WHITES Warner 4 Blackshaw 2 Young, Edwards B"Sammels. Sharkey Mulvahil, Young, Farley Kotsani s

DE LA SALLE 1 .1 5 .1 6.2 T4 .46 BLOODS 2 .7 7 .10 11 .13 17.16.118 Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ST. BERNARDS 13 .6 .84 0 . MELBURNIANS 9 .5 .59 ST. BERNARDS O Loughlin 4 . White 2. Creak 3 . Burke Cc . Holden . Burke Comito cDonlaBESTCrekPhn 0 . MELB . Thomas 3 Francis 2 . Kellam 2 . Hanchette. Jackson BEST Hamilton Francis Troupe Taylor Rowlanas Hackney BULL/TEMP 2 .0 5.1 6 .4 7.5 .47 0. XAVERIANS 2 .1 4 .6 7.7 10.9 .69 B/TEMP Brady 3. McMahon 2 . 0louchin . DagosUno BEST Parkinson Saw Theunissea O'Louchin . Rei d 0. XAVS Kennedy 3. G Tomanowts 2 . PTomanovits. Lovegrove 2 Quin 2 Webb BEST PTomanovits Lovegrove Krnna, Grenville McNamara .

Pearso n O. SCOTCH ' COLLEGIANS

12 .7.79 5 .6.36

O . SCOTCH Trainor 3, Kier 3 Loughron 2 . Buie, Montgomery McNab Le Lievre BEST Stirling, Montgomery. Finlay. McNab Kier. Pui!a COLLEGIANS M Milford . L e C Mackay. Powell, Purdue BEST Swan De Davis N Comley Powell Lancaste r PORT MARCELLIN

COLTS

3.6 8.8 10 .10. 13 .12 .90 BANY11 -[3 1dAF-=1-IN 4.2 11 .4 18.10 20.22 .142 Walsh 4.

Rozenboom 4 . DWooler 4. Fhs 3 JGoias 3 fdARCELLIN 3r BEST Douglas. Beattie FiIis . J Golds Moran Tavior BANYULE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . yVHITEFRIARS 0.1 3.2 5.5 9 .5.59 DE LA BLUE 7.2 15.5 19.8 26 .11 .167 tVHITEFRIARS Chandler 5, Butler 2 Alderson McIntyre BEST Reidy n Butler Chandler Maclean . CiarduA. DE LA BLUE R Brasher 15 . Fiume 3 . OCallaghan 2 Tully De Mattia °c M Edmunds Davey Hogan BEST Hall Hynes . R Brasher . . .Edmunds Meeha n

ORMOND 6 .7 11 .12 20 .17 26 .19.175 0 . HAILEYBURY 2 .2 3 .4 5 .5 6 .11 .47 ORMOND Sebo 6 Wood 5 . Garvelis 3, Pastras 3, Grace 2, Gr,bol e ] .. ,. i Pelletier Mormon Hatherall Edgen BEST Team effort again'i

FOOTS .I .tPhillips 5 . Moroney 3. Robertson . Gunn . Byrnes . Breheny.

Kogiometzdis BEST Phillips, Edwards, Byrnes Gunn, Breheny . Burns

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KONTIAS 4 .2 9 .5 11 .9 16 .13 .109 POWER HOUSE 2 .1 2 .4 2 .7 4.12 .36 KONTIAS Calcaqicos 3, Kantarias 2, Skapetis 2 . Phillip Ouzounis 2 .

Athanasiou 2 . Canned, Karvehs, Tzivaks . Lantouris Kantanas BEST Lantouns . Kovios. Calcaqicos, Karve6s . Skapetis, Podandis POWERHOUSE PDakin 2. Matthewson, Groves BEST Coleman Stockwell . Knkas . C Dakm . Grove s

O. GEELONG 6 .5.41 GTV9 13 .6 .84 0. GEELONG Stevenson 2 . Simpson . Leon . McGuness BEST Simpson . Leon, Jamieson . Hill, Buck, Atkin s GTV9 Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

UNI BLACKS Shaddock 3 Sp :nks 2 . Start Hynes BEST Robinson JOorheld Pesaven'e McArthur Hynes . Shaoaoc k MON BLUES 8 .3 17.6 22 .14 28 .18.186 CAUL. GRAMMAR 0 .2 3.8 7.11 10 .14 .74 CAUL . GRAMM . Gooding 2 . Cooper 2 . Batzias 2 Richards Cohen .

Doherty Jedwab BEST Vo=rath Richards . Kruse Cox Larsen Doherty

AQUINAS 0. TRINITY

2 .6 6.10 13.13 15. 1 i: . : L.6 2 .0 9.0 10 .2 12 .4 .76

AQUINAS Walshe 4 Mclaughl-n 3, Burden 2 Krakover 2 . Cc'.er Denver Marshall Monce BEST Marshall Walshe Sheehan Burden Krakover Hoga n O. TRINITY Beamish 3 Thomas 3 G Harvey 2 Symons, Spnks PHarvey Hodder BEST Daniels G Harvey McCullough, Thomas Beamsh Hodde r

TH OMASTO W N 14 .15.99 DE LA GOLD 9 .11 .65 THOMASTOWN Pougios 4 Fiume 2 . Papaidanou 2 Fares Gaduski r4ar,movski Formosa Batnsta . DAvione BEST Papaioanou D Popug«os D Po .,qos D Avione . Formosa Para s DE LA GOLD Bolt 3 Meacham 3 . Burg=o Bourke Brabnor BEST Meecharn Johnston Jennrngs Kirwan Martin Worn

9 .7.61 24 .20 .164

MAZENOD 6.4 11.9 18 .15 23.18.156 PARKSIDE 8 .4 13.8 16.10 22 .11 .143

UNI BLUES Weston 6, Kistler 2 . Ward BEST Fegan Glover 'Weston " dosh, English, Ballard

PARKSIDE Papadimitrios 10 . Evans 3. Murphy 2. Hansen 2, Cohsmo 2 Kotsopoulos. ChOcott BEST Hansen Papadtmitnou, D Meddle Crnstot Colis mo. Ch;lcot :

OLD XAVS Mason 7. A Wilson 5 John Ralph 3 . G Dalton 3 Peter ~ ..9rvan 2, King, Dillon Sheehan . Iclnerny BEST Dillon King un, McInerney. Crain Flyn n .

PAR GREEN 34 .16.220 0 COLLEGIANS 13 .7.85 Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

MAZENOD Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

HAMP. ROVERS 11 .5 15.7 20.12 27.14 .176 FAWKNER 1 .1 5.3 8.3 14 .5.89 HAMP. ROVERS Luxmoom 5 Fairweather 5, Pat 2_ Hobson 2, rl!eg,b'e`M No best players received

FAWKNER Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

ST. KEVINS 3 .6 7.10 8 .15 14 .16.100 ALBANVALE 3 .4 7.7 11 .7 14.9.93 ST. KEVINS Warton 9 Terzini 2 . Foley Qumlan McCurdy BEST Wan on . Foley. Quinlan . Smedley . Terzirr . Potter "I-~;OB 5 .4 7.7 11 .10 14 .11 .95 Si . BERNARDS 7 .4 11 .8 16 .11 25.15.165

ST. BERNARDS Parrett 6, R Doolan 4 . SVJalsh 4 . Gallagher 3, Comilo 3 Law 3, C Wood . PRogerson BEST Brebner Law Rogerson . Mal6a Doolan, Wals h

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O.SCOTCH Allard 3 S-nclar 3 MiIIing ;on 2 Dooley 2 Bennett BradGetd Bloch Hu -IMson BEST Canwn Johnston Allard . Bennett Deoley Hart

UNI BLUES 0. XAVERIANS

MHSOB Hatzs 9 . B Archdall, Etchell . Exton . Walker J Palmas BEST Walker, Paul, Hatzis Apostolou . J Palmos. Exto n

ST. LEONARDS 3 .1 4.2 6 .4 8.5.53 MAZENOD 4 .2 10 .7 14 .10 20.15.135 ST. LEONARDS Muldoon 3, G Bulluss 2, Dinning, Ray . Gumane BEST McDonald, Lydstec Dlnnings, Brooks Muldoon . Timms MAZENOD JBoyle 4. R Murray 3, Bray 3 . Riley 2 . Luxford 2, Minahan Hall M Grady, Rogers. Cox, Fitzgerald BEST TChilcott, Hall . Robinson .

R~ley Neil . Rogers WILLIAMSTOWN 5.4 12 .9 18.10 27.16 .178 FOOTSCRAY 7 .4 9.4 11 .9 13.12 .90 WILLIAMSTOWN Van Dongen 8, McGowan 6, Anderson 5 . Muscat 2 Davey, Tuck, Harry. Hann . McKenzie, Featherston BEST Cook .

Cannon Darcy, Van Dongen, Anderson, McKenzi e

O. SCOTCH 5.4 7.6 9.12 14.16 .100 UNI BLACKS 1 .2 3.4 4.7 7.10 .52

0. HAILEY Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

16 .9.105

10.11 .71 MARCELLIN 0 Hehir 2 . Dullard 2, C O'Brien, Cooper. O'Shea, Goold .

DRobinson Dyson BEST O'Hehir, Dullard, CO'Bnen . Dyson D Robinson . Goold s

O.PAR . PURPLE Finlay 4 Casoeton 3 Reidy, Wuant= . Hewa ;t BEST A.fi yefe Finlay Pucc,O v,-Ilan!, He ;aat? Caddi e

MON BLUES Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

WEST BRUNSWICK 27.19.181 UHSOB 8.8 .56 UHSOB Epdano 2 Bellalmo 2 . Vesetas Ravel. Gathercole . Strahan BEST Oranr Strahan Davidson Grant . Caine McLea n WEST BRUNSWICK Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ST. BEDES 3.5 10.9 20.19 33.25 .223 PENINSULA 1 .2 2 .5 4 .5 5 .5.35

BULL/TEMP 8 .0 11 .5 14 .10 18 .11 .119 O .PAR . PURPLE 6 .0 11 .3 14 .5 16 .7.103 BULL/TMP Tustin 6. To,maro 3 Chara 2 Shin e,2 Ruddel 2 Edm o Mrscettl .

P+ . °ent Young BEST M cWa(ers CTust~n Pub~erent nds Youn g

0. BRIGHTON 24.13 .157 THERRY 11 .14 .80 0 . BRIGHTON Knight 10 . Fisher 3 . Templeton 3, Bustard 3 Devine 2 Howden 2 . Barker Camino BEST Joynson . Knight, Howden Lade Templeston, False r THERRY Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

NORTH O.B .

4 .5 9.5 13 .5 18 .6.114 0. MELB. 3 .2 8 .2 11 .6 15 .9 .99 NORTH O.B. Tnpodi 5 Angelucci 3 Phee 2 Tnmboh 2 . Driscoll McLachlan, Holcombe. D ; Vita Perris BEST Trnmboli, Tnpodi . Perris Wiggins. Driscoll, Phe e 0. MELB. McDonald 3, Murphy 2, Griffiths 2, Terrill, McKensie Cleland .

Dugdale. BEST McDonald, Dugdale, Clelland . Burge. Terrill . Griffiths THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

ALBANVALE Craig 3. Do.mbrzalski 3 . Vitalone 2 . Agrus 2 . Simonis 2 Duffy Liddell BEST Liddell . Dombrzalski . Agius Vdalone. SSmith, Paddo n

IVANHOE 9 .4 11 .6 16 .8 23 .11 .149 BULLEEN UTD 0.2 7.4 12.4 18 .6 .114 BULL EEN UTD Andronis . C Stratton, M Stratton . Pope BEST CSCratton, Mddineos Andronis, A Pope Molt . Moran IVANHOE Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

PARKSIDE 1 .1 3.2 5 .5

6.8.44

ORMOND 2 .5 3 .9 9 .12 12 .13.85 PARKSIDE Torre 2 Soligo, King . Panlan, Denami BEST Papas . King Clarke . Coleman Watson . Torr e

ORMOND Roe 6, Boyanton 4, Wood BEST Ershold . DCox, Coiling, Roe Hanson 43

MARCELLIN 2 .4 6.8 7.11 9.11 .65 0 . PARADIANS 7.2 9.4 13 .5 17.11 .113 MARCELLIN J Harvey 3, S Johnson A Day Pappas PSheehan .

Callaghan, Buhaglar BEST Boysen PSheehan SJohnson . Dillon Ihes Chappell

0. PARADIANS Freeman 2, Ray, Hammond P :orthey. Walsh, Vear, er Was BEST Walis Vear, Perryman Reeves, Freeman_ Inerney NORTH O.B. KEW

4.0 5,4 6.6 9.8 .62 6.4 9 .7 12.9 14,11 .95

NORTH O.B. Kearney 3 Pearse 3, Callaghan Greaves, Goodear BEST r-dear, Sexton, Orei6 Weir Ntevme, Callaghan

KEW Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

UNI BLUES 3.3 9.5 17.7 19.8 .122 0. XAVERIANS 2 .2 6.4 8.5 17.9 .111 UNI BLUES

Walter, 4 . Mitchell 3 Karamoshos 3, J Laasiey 2 .

VacDonaid 2, Hickey. Free .mantie, Nugent, Tratnjak S LarAey BEST ramoshos . Moors S La .ciey Couiter C MacDonald Walton 0. XAVS Heaphy 3, Atkins 3 Visentint 3 Houlihan 2, Watson, Bloom Collopy Katopodis Tully BEST Denton, Honan_ Heathenngto n

I >dis Thorogood, V'isennn O. SCOTC H COLLEGIANS

13 .8.86 9.7.61

ST. KILDA IVANHOE ST. KILDA Cummins 3, Hunt 2, White 2, ODea 2, S .

Gill BEST Murr.hy Phelan, O'Dea . Boyd . J Murr ;, , IVANHOE Goal Kickers and Best Players not receiv :id, OLD IVANHOE 1 .3 1 .4 4,4 0. HAILEYBURY 4.3 7,7 11 .11 17

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AQUIN~S 1

OLD IVANHOEWdson 2, Cuttriss 2, Vaughan BEST McKe rBelVaughn,StvsOrel o 0. HAILEY. Wilson 3. Waring 3 . Robertsor, 3 McGoncck 2Derham . Lane . PWigg . Noske BEST R Wilson, PWigg . C Lane. PMerret t ,JRobertsn CAUL. GRAMMAR 4 .4 4.11 8 .13 10,18,7 g ST. KEVINS 1 .3 3 .4 6 .7 89 5 7 CAUL . GRAMM . Gregor 5 Bourke 2, Worthington Paine L BEST Harrison, schoiten, Paine. Worthington . Gregor B c

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9 .3 9 .4 12.4 .76 8 .5 10 .8 11 .10 .76

ridge 7 Lawson, Fogarty- Shaw . Kennedy ,ridge Der,an, Sotonou Bradford Steven s l .'cCafferty 2, O'Neill 2, Afford, Davison, 0 Loughlin ;bury, Crosby. Jones, Alford, Tresize

4 .2 10.5 14.10 19.16 .130 HEATHERTON .2 2 .3 2 .5 2.5.17 NORTH 6f3Ut1SWICK 1 Norman 9 Penourns 3. Link 3 Perkins 2, RWatson HEATFiERTON r i TEAM EFFORT !

,fOqTH BRUNS . Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

2 .4 3 .6 5 .6 9.7.61 3pUNs%1ICK 0 .4 5 .8 7.11 11 .14.80 pDVETOFJ 3PJ t1S~'lICK Farrelly 2, Bass Marshail . Heaney. McBnde Jones - . .,on BESTMarsFall McBride Farreily Green Gibso n

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ST. KEVINS Hourigan 2, Jolly 2 . Dynan, Holder. Fogr

Halfpenny BEST Jolly, Houngan Davey . Clark, Civatelia PRESTON 12,11 .83 HAMP. ROVERS 10117 1 HAMP. ROVERS Devote 3 Hartshorn 2 Ivey . G?'j?dlegibie PL` .

PRINT BEST Elliott. Mahn Griffin, Bird

0 . SCOTCH Morrison 4, Hawdon 2 . D Hooper 2 N Hooper, Mirams.

Petty. Rundle, W :gney BEST Wigney . Emmett . N Hooper, Rundle ?. well, Jap p

OOVETON •'•=,tson 4 . Sayer 2, Murhead, McGougan, Stephens Gibbs I BEST Johnston . Polgla,se. G!bbs Watson, Sayer, Mille r

34 . 5 .7 7.8 9 .11 .65 LA TROBE UNI 2.1 5.3 5.4 8 .7.55 0 GEELONG LA TROGE UNI Cavailen 3, Harper 2 . Carrucan, Henderson Morric e ST Frnazman, Jones . Harper, Cavailier Bndgema n p . GEELONG Stewart 2 . Henderson 2 . R Furphy. MMcMillan, B Furfphy . , BEST Lavender, Handbury, Law R Furphly. Jackso n

COLLEGIANS Baxter 3 . Lawrence 2 . Newton . Kahn, Stephens . Wolff BEST Whittaker, Pike Wolff . Baxter, Griffith, Lor d

0 . TRINITY 3.3 4 .7 5.9 8 .10 .58 ST. BERNARDS 5 .2 7.3 12 .9 17.11 .113 0 . TRINITY Stanley 2, McAree 2, Daveny, Seroni, Woods Dunne BEST Beer, Dunne. Davey, Sella, Mikac. McAree ST. BERNARDS Monaghan 3, D Wood 3, McCleave 2, Fitzgerald 2 Matthews 2, Sullivan 2 . Nathan, Tota McGrath BEST McCleave .

Nathan . Freeman, Sullivan . Tota DE LA SALLE 5 .4 10.8 16.12 23 .14.152 0 . BRIGHTON 2 .0 4 .0 4.2 5.4.34 DE LA SALLE McHenry 4, O'Keefe 4 . Sullivan 3, Hegan 2, Kuchel 2 0 Callaghan 2. Cluning 2, Waldron, Tessier Richardson Steiger BEST Tessier, Sullivan . Beddoe, McHenry . OCallaghan . Lazarro 0. BRIGHTON Brown 2 . Howden . Smyth, Taylor BEST Brown, Wraith .

Hill, Smyth, Howden Ailman d

F90N BLUES 3.2 5 .3 6 .4 9.8.62 0. MELB .

2 .4 4 .9 7.14 10.15.75 MON BLUES Wood 4 . Black . Scaizo. Rodonim, Kavanagh. Haesler BEST M Spencer, Jones . Wood Black, Han on, Scaiz o 0. MELB . Eistoft 2, Curtis 2, Hope, But, Bunny. Salek, D Ward-Amble.

J Roy-Smith BEST Bunny, Somers . Ward-Ambler, Joscyine, Dawson .

Salek B/TEMPLESTOWE 4 .1 10.6 11 .7 13.10 .88 FAWKNER 2 .2 3.3 7.7 9.8 .62 .

Hendry 4, Cameron 3 B/TEMP . Panou 2, NBone, Fitt, Muhmer, Merrell BEST Frosmoss, Fitt, Bond . Metterr, Panou, TAgosta FAWKNER Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

THERRY 8 .9 .57 UNI BLACKS 13 .9 .87 THERRY Donohue 2, Ennis 2, Hudson, S Eastmure, O'Brien, Gee BEST Tadrnac, Ennis . A Eastmure, O'Brien, Gee, O'Kearney UNI BLACKS Perry 2, Lagastes 2, Keys 2, Somerville 2, Bell, Campgh, Phillipson, McDonald, Gray BEST Giitrap, Raley . Keys, Hopkins, Gray, Mille r

BANYULE 8 .0 10 .4 11 .11 13 .19.97 BALACLAVA 2 .0 4 .0 6 .1 6 .1 .37 BALACLAVA GRichards 2, S Hill 2, Kovacs, Taiarko BEST Oaten, Taiarko, G Richards, Morrison, Cassar, Toogoo d BANYULE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

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PHONE ;0 1 119 3363-417 220 2 84 SMITH STREET, COLLINGWOOD, VICTORIA 3066 ,

BULLEEN UTD 2 .3 2~5 3 .7 9.27 0. MENTONIANS 2 .2 2 .3 5 .4 BULLEEN UTD Thompson 3, Wilson 2 . Whiling BEST Ave Thompson . Wilson . Banfieid . Speed 0. MENTONIANS Johnsen 3, Erickson 2 . Appel . Davis, Grak ocv3c B! : Beynon Sharp, Petrov, O'Brien, Leaver, Mood y THOMASTOWN 1110 .76 WHITEFRIARS 12,7,79 THOMASTOWN Ken Haring 2, Theodorou, Boyden . Corr, A Stains, J Loche, Goliedge, Lattouf, Chandler. Plownght B . TStaios Chandle r 4Theodru,Cvaihndler WHITEFRIARS Bonnyman 3, Lawson 3, Bennett 2. McKe :, :, : Stevens Van Raay Peter O'Brien BEST Callinan, M Lawson, PMasor, Peter 0 Brien, Stevens Van Raa y

POWER HOUSE 2 .0 3 .4 4 .4 8,5 .53 MHSOB 3 .1 6.2 11 .5 13,6,84 POWERHOUSE Brown 5, Henderson 2, PStewart BEST Kretschme Fosdick, Brown, Williams, G Stewart, Bra y MHSOB Martin 5, Geehman 4 . Fenning, Lai, Legomch BEST Legovict Katz, Geehman, Wilson, Roach . Greatorex, O'Brie n STATE BANK 5 .4 13.6 18 .10 20.14 .134 ELSTERNWICK 1„0 1.1 1 .2 3 .5.23 STATE BANK Curtin 7, Noronoha 5 . Kai 5, Coghlan, Dupiessis isgro BEST isgro, Kay, Curtin, Noronoha . Kenez, ABrown ELSTERNWICK Eklom . Dunn ., McGregor BEST Coyne, Hankrn, Eklom . Wittenberg, Freeman . Heat h 0. CAMBERWELL 0.1 0.2 2 .4 2.6.18 AJAX 2.4 4.8 6 .11 7.20.62 0. CAMBERWELL Young, A .Patterson BEST Brown . A .Patterson .

A McCuilocu, Lenton . Evans, R .Le e AJAX Mond 3, Mordech, Fagenblat, Kiel, L Goldberg BEST Braham Goldberg, Zurbo, Diamond, Horne, Joseph, Bassatt .

WEST BRUNSWICK 17.14 .116 UHSOB 6 .5.41 UHSOB Bunn 3, Marchant 3, Hal6fax, Donahue . BEST Bunn, Donahue.

Merchant, Spinks, Bennett, Arno] WEST BRUNS . Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

ST. BEDES 2 .6 7.8 11 .12 14.13.97 PENINSULA 2 .2 3.4 4.7 6.9 .45 ST. BEDES Bryant 6, Walker 2, Grech 2, Burns, Antrobus, Marshall, BEST Burns, Bryan, Ridewood, Smallwood, Walker, Thompson PENINSULA Coilopy 3, Marks 2, Grace BEST Francis, Ricketts, Gardiner, Marks, Collopy, Fisher THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

ST, '. :"NARDS 0.0 3.0 4.0 5.1 .31 A1AZchi1D 5.5 10.6 17.9 21.15.141

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ST. LEONARDS Preston 2, Dunphy, Graffeo McComb BEST Tehan , _ . , Graffeo Nicolact . Slogren Walker

M ;ZENOD Noone 4. Wain 4, DicanUo 3. Deegan 2, Oft 2. Rolfe. Sayers . . :, Fitzpatrick. Collins BEST Leggett Noone . Dicinho, Polletti _ Collin s VJILLIAMSTOWN 8 .7 15.13 20.17 24 .22.166 FOOTSCRAY 2 .0 3.0 5 .2 7.2 .44 WILLIAMSTOWN Davison 13, Derns 2, Metal, 2, Gammone Elliot t .-~ agna . White . Levies, Kennedy. Ryan BEST Dawson . Thomson, d Bubnic Kennedy, Meila k FOOTS. IT. Lewis 2, Petropouios 2, Edwards . Russell, Bibas BEST . .is, O'Shannessy Hefter . Bibas . Allan . Petropouios CAREY 6 .13.49 0.

ANZ BANK 16.8.104 0 . CAREY Graham 2, Macrae 2, James, Thomas BEST Bourke a Edwarde s ANZ BANK Fernandez 7, Burgess 2, Duscher, Anstis, Walsh, Smidt CGray, Tangey BEST Anstis, Burgess, Fernandez, Tangey . .. . . Heuston COMM BANK 2 .5 3.7 4 .8 7.13 .55 ST, ANDREWS 4.0 7.2 13.3 16 .4,100 COMM BANK Yusuf 2, Ennor . Henry, Morrissey, BCharles, James I.I->T BJames, Aves . Charles Yusuf, Dunkley, Mornse y ST. ANDREWS Steward S, Beard 2 . Galea 2, Arks, Cavanagh . TDavies -s Liddell . Macdonald 0 Keefe BEST Artis, Cleary . Emblem ~efe, Steward . Uno y UNI REDS 1 .3 5 .3 5 .4 5.11 .41 WAVERLEY 2.2 6 .5 9 .7 11 .8 .74 WAVERLEY Marshall 4, Fleming 3. Black, Murray, Neston, Balfour BEST Voice, Blasi, Marshall . Nestor, Black, Wathe n UNI REDS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

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MARCELLIN V COLLEGIANS NORTH O.B. v ORMON D UNI BLUES V O. PARADIANS O XAVERIANS V KEW B SECTION O TRINITY V THERR Y DE LA SALLE V UNI BLACKS MONASH BLUES V ST BERNARDS BULL?TEMPLESTOWE V O BRIGHTON FAWKNER V O . MELBURNIAN S C SECTION BANYULE V PRESTO N ST KILDA V HAMPTON ROVERS O IVANHOE V BALACLAVA CAUL . GRAMMAR V IVANHOE ST KEVINS V O. HAILEYBURY D SECTION BULLEEN UTD V O, CAMBERWELL THOMASTOWN V AJAX POWER HOUSE V O. MENTONIANS STATE BANK V WHITEFRIARS ELSTERNWICK V MHSO B E SECTION WEST BRUNSWICK V BRUNSWICK ST BEDES V UHSO B O ESSENDON V O. GEELONG HEATHERTON V AQUINA S

NORTH BRUNSWICK V PENINSULA LA TROBE UNI V DOVETO N F SECTION ST LEONARDS V UNI REDS WILLIAMSTOWN V MAZENO D O CAREY V ELTHAM COMM BANK V ANZ BANK ST ANDREWS V FOOTS IT WAVERLEY A BYE

THE BLACK LIS T (Ca) - Failed to phone final scores by 5 p.m . - Reserves by 3 p.m.

FINE : FIVE DOLLARS (Cb) - Also failed to phone scores by 5 .30 p.m .

FINE : TEN DOLLARS .

(Cc) - Failed to phone A Section details to Press Correspondent by 5.30 p.m . ; scores (if necessary) by 6 p .m. ; or B Section details to Press Correspondent by 6 .30 p.m.

FINE: TEN DOLLARS .

MAY 13TH ROUND ST KILDA CBOC - (Ca) - $5 OLD ESSENDON - (Ca) - $5 PORT COLTS - (Cb & Cc) - $2 0 OLD GEELONG (H Sec) - (Cb & Cc) - $20 COLLEGIANS U19 - (Ca) - $ 5 MHS OLD BOYS U19 - (Ca) - $5 NORTH OLD BOYS U19 - (Ca) - $5 MONASH BLUES U19 - (Ca) - $5 OLD TRINITY U19 - (Cb & Cc) - $20 IVANHOE U19 - (Cb & Cc) - $20 POWER HOUSE Res - (Ca) - $5 AJAX Res - (Ca) - $5 MAY 20TH ROUND KEW - (Ca) - $5 FAWKNER Sen & U19) - (Ca) - $10 ST KEVINS - (Cb & Cc) - $20 OLD MENTONIANS - (Ca) - $5 PENINSULA OB (Sen & Res) - (Ca) - $10 FOOTSCRAY I .T. (Sen & Res) - (Ca) - $10 OLD PARADIANS PURPLE U19 - (Ca) - $5 BULLEEN-T'STOWE U19 - (Ca) - $5 HAMPTON ROVERS U19 - (Ca) - $ 5 46

G SECTION KEW V O. SCOTC H DE LA SALLE V MONASH WHITES ST. BERNARDS V MARCELLIN BULLtTEMP V O. MELBURNIANS 0. XAVERIANS V BLOOD S PORT COLTS V COLLEGIAN S H SECTION KONTIAS V ST KEVIN S

O GEELONG V POWER HOUSE BALACLAVA V ST KILDA RICHMOND CENTRAL A BYE THERRY V GTV 9 SALESIAN V STATE BAN K UNDER 19 SECTION 1 BANYULE V O. PAR . GREEN WHITEFRIARS V COLLEGIANS ORMOND V MARCELLI N UNI BLUES V DE LA BLU E O XAVERIANS V O. HAILEYBURY UNDER 19 SECTION 2 MHSOB V O. SCOTCH O BRIGHTON V ST. BERNARDS NORTH O B . V CAUL . GRAMMAR BULLlTEMP V O. MELBURNIANS 0. PAR .PURPLE V THERR Y MON BLUES V UNI BLACKS UNDER 19 SECTION 3 AQUINAS V ST. KEVIN S THOMASTOWN V ALBANVALE HAMPTON ROVERS V BULLEEN UTD FAWKNER V PARKSID E O TRINITY V MAZENOD IVANHOE V DE LA GOL D NO MATCHES QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY WEEKEN D

MAY 27TH ROUND ST KILDA CBOC - ( Ca) - $5 OLD IVANHOE - ( Ca) - $5 BANYULE U19 - ( Ca) - 5 UNIVERSITY BLUES U19 - ( Ca) - $5 NORTH OLD BOYS U19 - ( Ca) - $5 BULLEEN-T'STOWE U19 - (Ca) - $5 MAZENOD U19 - ( Ca) - $5 IVANHOE U19 - ( Ca) - $5 MARCELLIN Res - (Ca) - $ 5

Personality Pars EX-POWERHOUSE PLAYER IN S .A .

Victorian recruit Simon Phillips made a n

impressive debut with the Panthers against Sturt last Saturday. Phillips 20, a 178cm rover, is a former Victorian Teal Cup representative .

Born in Patchewollock, Philips was being pursued

by VFL Club Melbourne before signing with South .

Phillips was the U15 Wimmera school-boy champion in 1984, made Victoria's Teal Cup team in 1985 and last season captained Victoria's U19 amateur team .

Phillips was a part of a contractual dispute in Melbourne and decided to try his hand in Adelaide .

He was originally signed by Essendon but played the first game last year for Carlton U19s .

He spent the rest of the year with amateur league club Powerhouse and since then he has been eagerly sought by Melbourne .

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

TODAV A SECTION ANS v PARKSID E .

B Franci s yons J . Huckson, P McTaggart Clancy, K . Pitcher D v MARCELLIN Bushfieid, G . Hardman '.' Serong . P Aisop PARADIANS v NORTH O B McKeeman .R Simon Tyler, G Baumgarten UNIVERSITY BLUE S a Clinch . K Segota ;ry: A . Dreier, L Large W. Binch, J. Vellema n RESERVES) v UNIVERSITY BLUES : rhuys T McCarthy, D . Mahe r Fowler, N Griffith SCOTCH v OLD XAVERIANS S McCarthy, C King P Clarkson, A . Belche r B SECTIO N ERSITY BLACKS v OLD TRINITY R Bell, P Keog h L Finn, S . Hopper aERNARDS OC v DE LA SALLE S Hill, M . Thoma s S. Livingston, D. McKenzie BRIGHTON v MONASH BLUES M Gilday. J Natoli . ;y G Bland . D. Fowle r R Seymour, M . Murray i MELBURNIANS v BULLEENT'STOW E F Wright . W. Henr y N . McTaggart, M Lentini iiRY v FAWKNE R D Dalgle sh, S. Caruso B . Ross, J Kelly C SECTIO N ' .1PTON ROVERS v BANYULE J: G Rid d ? ,rndary: L. Gallagher E-' LACLAVA v ST KILDA CBCOB - +d: C Keeto n dHOE v OLD IVANHO E !d C. Sutherland, P Wisema n 'L D HAILEYBURY v CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 'dD Newman PRESTON MBOB v ST KEVINS Field, G Thwaites D SECTION JAX v BULLEEN UNITE D Field, J . Kvins Boundary : F. Martinez, A . Moore OLD MENTONIANS v THOMASTOWN Field. S . Alge r WHITEFRIARS v POWERHOUSE Field, M . Gibso n MHSOB v STATE BANK Field: G . Morga n Boundary. S . Mannix, D . Pinnuck OLD CAMBERWELL v ELSTERNWICK Field T Shearer E SECTION DOVETON SJOC v WEST BRUNSWICK .

Field Tim Keating UHSOB v OLD ESSENDON GRAM Feld: P Krak e OLD GEELONG v ST BEDES Field, M . Forc e THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1989

E SECTION continued AQUINAS OB v NORTH BRUNSWICK Field A . Stubb s BRUNSWICK v LATROBE UNI Field P Simpso n PENINSULA OB v HEATHERTON Field R Ord F SECTION WAVERLEY AMATEURS v ST LEONARDS Field Ted Keating Boundary K Walker, D Aylward MAZENOD OC v OLD CAREY Field R Smit h ELTHAM COLLEGE v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS Field J Slater ANZ BANK v ST ANDREWS Fietd P Harris FIT v COMMONWEALTH BANK Field B Beitzel G SECTION TO BE APPOINTE D H SECTIO N TO BE APPOINTE D UNDER 19 S ECTION 1 COLLEGIANS v BANYUL E Field: P Maebu s GoaiL Wilson, K. McNiece MARCELLIN v WHITEFRIARS Field G . Marti n DE LA SALLE BLUE v ORMOND FreldT Harkness . R Alphey OLD HAILEYBURY v UNIVERSITY BLUES Field A. Ladd OLD PARADIANS GREEN v OLD XAVERIANS Field D, D'Altera Boundary P Constantin, D Constantin UNDER 19 SECTION 2 UNIVERSITY BLACKS v MHSOB Field S . Pearce Boundary P Kent, E kin g ST BERNARDS OC v NORTH OB Field., J . Bear CAULFIELD GRAMMAR v OLD BRIGHTON Field : A. Noone. B. Heyward Boundary S Jenkins . S Larg e OLD MELBURNIANS v OLD PARADIANS PURPLE Field S Cain e OLD SCOTCH v MONASH BLUES Field T. McKenzi e Boundary D. Kooloos. E Lesic Goal. J. Dexter, A . Hoga n THERRY v BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE Field: S. Vandersluys UNDER 19 SECTION 3 BULLEEN UNITED v FAWKNE R Field: L. Ghelle r Goal: M . Stephens, B Dunstan PARKSIDE v HAMPTON ROVERS Field P. Rapke DE LA SALLE GOLD v MAZENOD OC Field C Pickles, C. Smale IVANHOE v THOMASTOWN Field: N . Nugen t Boundary: J Tyre[], S. Lombard Goat : R . L ddle. G . Sargent ALBANVALE v AQUINAS OB Field: A . Mulle r Boundary. S. Kah n ST KEVINS v OLD TRINITY Field. R Molloy 47

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6 5 5 5 4 4 3

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0 0 0 0 0 0 0

768 787 822 764 744 707 680

AGST % Pts. 589 130 .39 24 569 138 .31 20 662 124.17 20 631 121 .08 20 525 14171 16 703 76 10057 693 9812 1 2

6 0 5 ;7 747 6841 4 1 6 0 5E-0 887 6313 4 1 6 0 513 850 6035 4 B SECTION D : LA SALLE 6 0 1 958 697 137.45 26 0 3R164TON 5 1 1 820 631 129.95 2 2 TR6UTY 4 3 0 806 762 105.77 16 BULLlTEMPLESTOWE 4 3 0 719 709 101 .41 16 ;1-3037 4 3 0 651 648 10046 1 6 3URNIANS 3 4 0 638 608 10493 12 " BLUES 3 4 0 739 788 9378 12 btR: .RDS 3 4 0 597 699 8541 1 2 2 5 0 612 700 8743 8 0 0 678 976 6947 u C SECTION 9 AILE~BlI^Y 7 0 0 1130 586 192.83 28 uL E 6 7 0 1131 680 166.32 24 PiiLSTOr : 5 2 0 829 686 120.85 2 0 'ULFIELD OR:IBAMAR 4 3 0 784 757 103.57 1 6 4 0 730 712 102 53 16 _035 4 3 0 868 '..~0 10212 1 6 0 7C•3 ^ cs45 12 ] 6 q 57 7 2 i Fi 0 64 . . .33 4 0 0 7 G 57 : _,J 5532 C SECTIO N

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0 849 642 132 .24 2 0 0 936 708 132.20 20 0 795 625 127.20 20 0 776 71 8 "-n 16 0 860 8 0 0 64 ':3406E 3 4 0 544 i 6 0 568 _ . . . ... 4 E SECTIO N LA TROBE UNI 7 0 0 1018 472 215.68 28 WEST BRUNSWICK 6 1 0 950 527 180.27 24 ST. BEDES 5 2 0 771 532 144.92 20 BRUNSWICK 4 3 0 909 732 124 .18 16 l"TO N 4 3 0 870 721 72067 16 G6ElONG 4 3 0 772 70, 11013 16 4 3 0 713 782 9118 t 6 N GRAMMAR 3 4 0 621 634 9795 ?2 I FRUNSVlICK 3 4 0 715 774 9238 ' 2 tiHERi0N 6 7 0 598 890 6719 30B 6 0 472 946 4989 JINSULA 0 " 0 455 1153 3946 ., F SECTIO N MAZENOD 7 0 0 962 361 26.48 28 ST. ANDREWS 6 1 0 664 566 117.31 24 0. CAREY 5 2 0 578 561 103.03 20 COMM . BANK 5 2 0 699 720 97.08 20 IAMSTO4'7N GYMS 4 3 0 718 600 11967 16 REDS 4 3 0 754 766 16 :'- R! FY AMATEURS 3 0 819 765 12 ' .'RDS 3 0 684 77 8

~A: . . : 2 0 632 &,0 3 ITS IT 2 5 495 691 8 1, _OLL 1 6 0 287 1033 7L 4 A RESERVE SECTION 0 7 'AOND 6 1 0 787 424 185 .61 24 UNI BLUES 6 1 0 787 560 104,54 Jr 102,73 24 KEW 4 3 0 678 660 NORTH O .R . 4 3 0 575 589 97.62 16 0 XAVERIANS 3 4 0 640 567 11287 12 €tARCELUN 3 4 0 536 600 8933 12 COLLEGIANS 3 4 0 516 638 8088 12 O SCOTCH 3 4 0 555 738 7520 12 PARK SIDE 2 5 0 509 690 7377 8 0 PARADIANS 1 6 0 535 652 820E B RESERVE SECTION ST. BERNARDS 6 1 0 617 345 178.84 24 O. MELBURNIANS 5 2 0 549 448 122 .54 20 UNI BLACKS 5 2 0 445 423 105 .20 20 DE LA C'1 tE 4 3 0 682 341 200.00 16 4 3 0 523 -'79 If 4 3 0 435 80 1i 3 4 0 431 - 8501 1S 2 5 0 376 510 73 73 6 0 387 657 5890 6 0 290 659 440 ' C RESERVE SECTION V 'YULE 7 0 0 781 261 299 .23 2t - .'-STOH 7 0 0 745 319 233.54 2f 17! i PTON ROVERS 6 1 0 708 267 265.17 24 O . 1!7 ILE'fBURY 4 3 0 534 367 145.50 16 DA 4 3 0 427 547 7806 16 !LAVA 2 5 0 421 540 7796 8 GRAMi.i2R 2 5 0 287 646 4443 8 2 5 0 277 651 -255 8 1 0 258 732 352 5 0 7 0 279 657 42 47 0

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KEW BLOODS OLD SCOTCH POF-.T COLT S nr : ."iAURWPn~ S DSG,

W L D FOR D RESERVE SECTION 7 0 0 693 7 0 0 590 5 2 0 64 6 4 3 0 581 3 160 > 3 4 0 2 5 0 2 5 0 6 0 0 7 0 251

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E RESERVE SECTION 7 0 0 748 342 2 1 6 1 0 724 252 2 6 1 0 601 312 5 2 0 568 41 9 4 3 0 486 3 4 0 460 3 4 0 375 2 4 1 502 2 4 1 385 ' 6 354 1 6 0 312 1 6 0 28 8 F RESERVE SECTION 7 0 0 696 179 38E 6 1 0 756 329 2-5 5 4 4 3

2 2 3 3 4

0 0 0 0 0

530 464 456 319 55 1

394 384 447 422

2 5 0 416 2 5 0 327 2 5 0 168 6 0 1 21 UNDER 19 SECTION 1 6 1 0 816 639 12, .7 ~ 6 2 0 1022 553 m. .[ 5 2 0 817 449 5 2 0 785 509 1 3 0 756 52E a 3 0 792 4 0 66 1 6 0 . 5 0 0 0 UNDER 19 SECTION 2 7 0 0 944 535 17[ .

6 1 0 857 402 21:;. { 5 2 0 724 512 14? ; 5 2 0 844 603 13!

4 3 0 824 635 4 3 0 691 680 3 3 1 722 734 2 5 0 569. 665 1 5 1 556 819 1 5 1 438 968 1 5 1 448 99 1 1 6 0 697 826 UNDER 79 SECTION 3 7 0 0 1191 433 275 .86 6 1 0 1008 502 200 .80 5 2 0 560 455 124 .84 4 3 0 884 708 124?` 0 73' 11 859 3 3 1 656 84 9 3 4 0 554 3 4 0 533 2 4 1 765 2 5 0 662 2 5 0 595 6 0 383 G SECTION 0 0 588 327 179 .82 1 0 526 329 159 .88 2 0 468 376 124 .47 4 0 402 418 961 7 4 0 431 46 78402 6 3 4 0 408 52 1 3 4 0 324 534 2 5 0 366 41 7 2 5 0 345 495 6 8 ~25093 6 0 290 511 H SECTION 7 0 0 447 245 182 .45 6 1 0 643 417 154.20 5 2 0 523 353 148.16 5 2 0 491 369 133 .0° 4 3 0 509 405 12'.~ .

4 3 0 540 479 11 6 :34012 3 4 0 295 435 3 4 0 246 580 2 5 0 294 504 6 0 275 709 7 6 5 3 3

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