The Amateur Footballer, Week 11, 1991

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The XIXth Australian Amateur Football Council Carnival has been played and rightly won by the host state Western Australia (Western Australia Amateur Football League) .

Victoria's lack of success in this Carnival - the side beating only Tasmania and being soundly beaten by South Australia and Western Australia- can be attributed to a combination of three factors . Firstly without doubt the general standard of the better players in the VAFA is not as high as in the past and I think most people agreed that the squad taken to Perth did lack two or three players of a higher than average skill level .

The benefit of having two or three such players in a side is that they can bring other players into the game . Also the opposition must concentrate more on curtailing these players, thus lessening pressure on other players thereby giving them greater opportunity to perform better for their team .

The second factor is that S .A . and W.A . have both made it easier for players to gain reinstatement so that a better flow of quality players is assured from quality professional S .A. and WA . competitions . Perhaps the time is right for us to have a good look at our rules without of course allowing players who have travelled from competition to competition in search of dollars and then who at the end of their career want to play in the VAFA and who as a result, will deprive younger players of football, thus restricting a club's long term stability.

I also think that the acceptance of the Adelaide Crows and the West Coast Eagles as quality teams in the AFL has given all footballers in the states of W .A . and S.A . a boost in ego as I'm sure that for years the senior W .A. and S.A. state sides regarded themselves as inferiorto the might of the Big V. This increased self-esteem has made them not feel that Victorian teams are invincible .

The coach, players and selection committee are to be congratulated on their efforts to win the Carnival for Victoria .

I have included below the teams, the scores and better players for each of the three matches played by Victoria in this Carnival .

GA ME 1 v TASMANIA AT SUBIACO ( 9/6/91) B B. BURDEN R . GROSS F. BUCKLEY HB A . FULLER (C) J . MANTON (VC) B . CONT I C M . BROWN C . McKENZIE T. JONES HF A . JOBLING R . BERGMAN M . GALBRAITH F T. KEIPERT P. SCHUHKRAFT P. MATTON RUCKS J. JAMIESON D. CONNELL B . CCNNELL I/CHANGE R . FURPHY B . MAHONY P. McDONALD DID N 'T PLAY: W. CAREY, S . MEEHAN, A . CAFFRY, G . TANNER SCORES : VICTORIA 3.5 8.9 16 .16 23.20 (158) TASMANIA 0 .4 2 .5 4.6 5.9 (39) GOALS : SCHUHKRAFT5, KEIPERT4, BERGMAN 23, D . CONNELL3, BUCKEY2, B . CONNELL2, FURPHY 2, MATTON 1, McKENZIE 1 .

GA M E 2 v SOUTH AUSTRALIA AT SUBIACO (12/6/91 ) B B. BURDEN R . GROSS B. CONTI HB R . FULLER (C) J . MANTON (VC) A . JOBLING C G . TANNER R . FURPHY M . BROWN HF T. JONES R . BERGMAN C . McKENZIE F A . CAFFRY P. SCHUHKRAFT B . CONNELL RUCKS W. CAREY D. CONNELL S . MEEHAN I/CHANGE F. BUCKLEY M . GALBRAITH T. KEIPERT DIDN'T PLAY: P MANTON (injured), B . MAHONY (injured), P . McDONALD, J . JAMIESON SCORES: VICTORIA 4.6 8.10 10.15 11 .17 (83) S . A. 3.1 5.5 6.8 14.9 (93) GOALS : CAFFRY 3, B . CONNELL 2, MEEHAN 2, BERGMAN 1, TANNER 1, FURPHY 1, FULLER 1 .

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GAME 3 v WESTERN AUSTRALIA AT CLAREMONT (1516J91 ) . and S.A .

N .B . : Victoria had to win this match by about 6 goals to win the Carnival on percantage from W .A .

MATTO N .

GROSS P B B . BURDEN R HB R . FULLER (C) J. MANTON (VC) A . JOBLING C G . TANNER B . CONTI M . BROWN HF B. CONNELL P. McDONALD R . BERGMAN F B. MAHONY R SCHUHKRAFT A . CAFFRY W . CAREY R .FURPHY S .MEEHAN RUCKS F. BUCKLEY T JONES D . CONNEL L 1/CHANGE

DIDN'T PLAY: T KEIPERT (injured), M . GALBRAITH (injured), C . McKENZIE, J . JAMIESON SCORES : VICTORIA 1 .4 4 .5 4.8 6 .11 (47 ) W.A . 1 .5 6 .8 11 .14 18.18 (126 )

GOALS : MANTON 1, B . CONNELL 1, CONTI 1, SCHUHKRAFT 1 . CAFFRY 1, MEEHAN 1 .

FINAL TABLE WAAFL 3 GAMES, 3 WINS SAAFL 3 GAMES, 2 WINS VAFA 3 GAMES, 1 WIN TAFL 3 GAMES, 0 WIN ALL AUSTRALIAN TEA M 8 FROM W.A . TEAM, 6 FROM S .A . TEAM, 5 ROM VICTORIAN TEAM, 2 FROM TAS . TEAM .

BEST VICTORIAN PLAYERS MATTHEW BROWN (ALL-AUSTRALIAN), ROBERT GROSS (ALL-AUSTRALIAN), BRETT CONNELL (ALL AUSTRALIAN), JOHN MANTON (ALL-AUSTRALIAN), BRU NO CONTI (ALL-AUSTRALIAN) - other good Carnival players Robert Fuller, Richard Furphy, Wayne Carey and Andrew Jobling .

On a final notes it appears likely that the VAFA will have an early chance to redeem itself as all the other three Amateur states have declared they would like to acknowledge and celebrate the VAFA's Centenary (1892-1992) by travelling to Melbourne to play another Carnival in 1992 .

Phil Stevens General Manager

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A SECTION PREVIE71

by Mike McArthur-Alle n

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ROUND 9 M ATCHES - REVIEW The first really wet-weather round for the season had a marked effect on 4 of the 5 games with low scores and a surprise result .

Scotch continued on its recent good form by downing De La at East Malvern . The Cardinals have beaten the 2 top sides in the last 3 rounds and firmed into 4th place . They have some talented players and are at last starting to look cohesive in their team play with a willingness to listen to coaching directives . Too often in past years the talent was evident but the self-discipline was lacking . The game itself was a close fought affair with De La leading by 9 pts at the last break but the D's let themselves down by failing to score in the last term whilst Scotch kicked 2 .2 to win by 5 pts . Despite the conditions De La kicked inaccurately whilst Scotch can confidently state their 8 .6 was the match winning factor with McCall kicking 3 . Reddish and Tim Hart on the ball were great players for Scotch supported by Smith and Justin Hart . De La were served by Campbell and P re zens .

Ormond completed its 4th consecutive win and moved into 6th place by leading Marcellin all day at the Gunn Reserve. A very good 2nd term gave the ' M onds a 22 pts lead but the Eagles fought back keeping Ormond to 3 pts whilst kicking 3 .4 themselves in the vital 3rd qtr to only trail by 3 pts at the last change . Ormond set their sights on victory and teamed well in the last qtr to kick 2 .1 to Marcellin's 1 goal . Veteran Phil Kingston returned to great form on the wing kicking 2 goals and Clark staged a courageous comeback to the Senior team after a 4 year absence with a serious knee injury. He was in good form along with evergreen McCooke . The Eagles best were Sexton, Carafa and O'Flynn .

Therry broke through for their first win in 5 games when they showed admirable toughness to hold off Haileybury and win by 11 pts at home. The wind was obviously a strong factor as Therry only scored 3 pts into it for the day and Haileybu ry only 2 goals and both these scores were in the 1st half . Both teams failed to score into the wind after half time . Therry led by 18 pts at the last break having kicked 5 .3 for the term and they knew they faced a tough taskto keep the opposition from over-running them with the wind advantage . The Therry defence was superb during the last qtr and Haileybu ry only managed 1 .1 . Ramsay, Taylor and Biddlestone were fantastic and Carter

aorked tirelessly on the ball . For Haileybu ry , O rton and Armst ro ng gave their all on the ball and Baxter continued on his recent good form at CHF. Uni Blues played host to NOBS and the visitors sank any chance the Students had of an upset with a 5 goal 26d qtr to lead at half time by almost 4 goals . In the conditions this was a commanding advantage as in the 2nd half only 3 goals were kicked in total by both sides. Van Dendren at CHB and both back-flankers Kirsanovs and Kanis were valiant defenders holding out the talented North forward thrusts continually. Again Uni lacked little in defence and could match it with most A Section teams but consistently let themselves down with a poor forward zone, NOBS were given great service by Cahill, Ma rtin and Hanlon and rebounded off the disappointing draw with Therry to show they are still a very good side .

Collegians showed how to play the Harry Trott on a windy day handing out a decisive hiding to OM to the tune of 48 pts. The surface of the Trot, as usual, held up to the weather well as the scores show compared to most other Amateur games . At half time the Lions led by 8 goals after an impressive 1st half . However, Melburnians did not throw in the towell holding the rampaging Lions in the 3rd to only 1 pt whilst booting 4 .2 with good desperate footy. The Lions got it going again in the final term kicking 4 .5 to 1 goal . Daly on a flank was terrific and Bennett at CHB was practically impassable . Damien Phillips against his old side was a real goer in the ruck for OM and Anastasakis on a wing was good .

ROUND 10 MATCHES - PREVIEW The start of the second half of the season sees some interesting games . Some teams have slipped a bit of late and will need to recapture some form quickly which is a big ask in the heavy going of late June and early July .

Haileybu ry after 2 losses have slipped to 7th and host top side NOBS who only hold top position by 2 pts .

Neither side can afford a loss here. North get back 2 very talented players from State duties in Conti and Jones whilst Meehan, Tanner, McKenzie and Connell return for Haileybu ry . Haileybu ry have found the rigours of A Section very demanding and have been unable to develop a consistency to their game . Rumours abound of the imminent return of 1 or 2 ex-Haileybu ry players from AFL ranks and this would be welcomed by all at McKinnon .

This may be the start of a climb back up by Haileybu ry but to do so they will need the state reps to shake off the inevitable let-down quickly . No rth have too many guns for Haileybu ry and won't surrender top spot .

Scotch (4th) will be keen to halt Ormond's winning sequence of 4 on the trot . The 'Monds have moved to 6th and boast the best percentage of all teams outside the four. They have thrown off completely their early season blues and now have most of their stars back on the field with competition for a place in the Senior 20 very intense with the return of state reps . A bit of a nightmare for the selectors here but a great problem to have . The leadership of Fuller returns for Scotch along with Keipe rt and the team will be chock-full of confidence with their giant-killing performances of late . Never a great success ground for Ormond the big Swan St Oval will test out the relative fitness of both teams and may find the heavy program of Perth has had a detrimental effect on the state players .

If Ormond are to fight their way into the four they will have to overcome Scotch here.

Ther ry (5th) meet Collegians (2nd) at Oak Park and will want to keep knocking on the door. If Therry falter and Ormond and Haileybu ry win, Therry can slip to 7th . If Therry win and Ormond knock off Scotch, Ther ry can take 4th place. The choice is clear for Tony Crotty's boys but they will have to do it without the giant-hearted Wriggleswo rth, injured last week. Collegians will be eyeing off top position hoping No rt h slip up at McKinnon .

If Collegiansfail herethey may lose 2nd, a position they have fought long for. A lot of risk forthe Lions and enough for them to steel themselves for a win .

Melburnians (10th) play host to Uni Blues (9th) and :'lie Cordner Oval boys have steadily improved as they have recruited some good players over the past month to bolster their ranks and their consistent players have continued to show some good form . Uni have disappointed over the past 2 rounds after some impressive performances .

If they can only activate their forward line to show the same desperation as their defence and on-ballers they will win this game but it has been their achilles heel so far this season . OM's have a very good forward set-up and this will be an enthralling battle with Melburnians favoured to win narrowly.

Finally, De La Salle (3rd) travel out to Bulleen to play Marcellin (8th) . The Eagles have lost 5 in a row and have slipped into the rocky shoals of relegation . They are a mystery to themselves and to Amateur footy watchers . Only 1 game from their first-ever A Section Grand Final in 1990 they now struggle to find winning form and will not meet De La in any merciful mood asthey desperately want to get back into the top 2 spots and have uncharacteristically lost the last 2 games . Bernie Dunn will be calling for a few heads at selection as they do not countenance failure .

The great pride of the D's is on the line and that is when they are at their best. Marcellin's misery will continue and next week brings little relief . It would take a reversal of massive proportions and that may be challenge enough .

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B SECTION

by Tom Johnsto n

What about the conditions for last Saturdays matches . Old Trinity confirmed flag favourism with a strong win over Parkside . Old Paradians kept the injured riddled Banyule at bay, to record a 4 point win . St Bernards went to second spot with a good win over Old Xaverians . Old M entonians outplayed Old Brighton and University Blacks were too good for Kew. The Villain picked 4 winners missing out on Trinity over Parkside.

Old Paradians at home are always hard to beat and the task was never going to be easy for Banyule with so many gun players out with serious long term injuries . Parade with Gleeson firing took a handy lead at half time .

Banyule were trailing by 20 points at half time . Slowly but surely the Bangers were creeping closer, what another shockfor Banyule coach when another 2 gun players, Tony Short and John Turnbull suffered serious leg injuries .

Unlike early in the season Parade would not surrender the lead, the desperation by both sides was great amm o football in shocking conditions . When the siren went Parade had won by 4 points, but both sides gave 100% effort, really good stuff . Old Paradfan's best player was Jamie Gea ry , who still needs more consistency in his game .

On-bailer Matt Considine oozes toughness and commitment . Rover Frank Gleason is just great . Banyule's best player was ruckman Dave Williams who always gives Simmo his best . Rover Dave Gent won planty of the ball .

Winger Mick Ha rte was terrific .

Old Trinity at Timber Ridge Oval led from start to finish in beating Parkside for top positon in B Grade, The game from all reports was a ripper, both sides were very committed, both sides wanted top spot . Old Trinity achieved their aim, Parkside did not . Trinity started well, Parkside played catch up football all day . At half time Trinity led by 7 points . Parkside had a good third quarter to edge within 1 point at three quarter time . The match was there to be won and this is what Trinity did, capitalising on mistakes by Parkside's defence. Trinity added 4 goals keeping Parkslde scoreless to run out victors by 27 points. Old Trinity's best player was defender Craig Robinson, returning from a broken jaw, won plenty of the ball . Winger Andrew Parkes was a model of consistency. Centreman Andrew Allibon is enjoying atop season . Parkside's best player was ruckman M arc Bradley, who wentthe whole 4 quarters .

Defender Shaun Rodwell, despite giving a crucial 50 metre penalty, had a good match, as did centreman Mark Page, whose duel with Allibon was entertaining .

Old Xaverlans at home to St Bernards was a match of vital importance for both sides. Xavs once again got away to a slow start enabling St Bernards to set the running, enabling the Doggies to have a handy 28 point lead at half time. The Doggies were missing interstate ruckman Wayne Ca rey, however, his replacement, U19 player Ben Horn, gave the Doggie's on-ballers plenty of the all. Xavs looked much better after half time, centreman Bill Mithen was inspirational . Bill's 5 goals were great value for the Xavs. St Bernards always looked in control and when the final siren went the Doggies had won a hard fought match by 17 points. St Bernard's best player was young state U19 hopeful M ark Egan, who is getting better with each game . Forward Mark Fitzpatrick, playing his first senior game this season, was a likely type, as was the ever dangerous Luke Gollant, whose 5 goals was the result of his attitude towards the ball . Old Xaverian's best player was ruckman Doug Bailey, who has been excellent value for Xavs. Defender Mick Holmes was impassable . Centreman Bill Mithen's 5 goals from the centre speaks for itself .

In wet and muddy conditions Old Mentonians really turned it on at the Beach Oval in their clash with Old Brighton .

Old Mentonians were set a target by coach Be rt Calve rt to be in the 4 at the half way mark, a task the boys from best player Old Mentonlans achieved with their 36 point victory overthe disappointing Tonners . Old Mentonians was ruck rover John Sly whose never give in attitude was sensational . Defender Ross Newman was awesome .

What about Drew Solley's 60 metre goal from the boundary, great stuff . Old Brighton's best player was the skipper Came ron Lade who leads by example. Centreman And rew Pryor is in great form . Defender Chris Jones had a good match . (A special congratulations to old veteran Ga ry No rton on playing his 350th game, a great ammo champ. ) Bottom sides Kew and University Black's clash at Elsternwick Park was a tough affair with both sides needing a victory . . . at half time Blacks had a narrow 2 point lead - the game was in the balance . Blacks were playing their best football for quite some time . The second half the Blacks making far better use of the conditions started = to increase their lead . Kew were determined but the inexperience of several of their younger players started to tell . Blacks added 6 goals to Kew's 3 goals after half time to record a much needed win by 21 points over a determined Kew . Black's best player was forward Simon Bromwell who kicked 4 good goals, rover Hayden O'Neill went 4 quarters as did on-bailers Andre w Gray and the coach Steve Cerni . Kew's best player was the very disciplined Robe rt Love, centreman Ga ry White always gives his best and defender Phil Ped retti refused to give in .

ROUND 9 MATCHES PREVIEW The match of the round between Old M entonians and St Bernards . Second spot is up for grabs - both sides had very good victories last week . I don't think St Bernards have ever played Old M entonians at home - OM's home gound advantage is significant and for this reason I'm tipping OM to win what should be a great match . . . Old Mentonians by 6 points .

University Blacks host Old Paradians at the University Oval in yet another match of vital importance . Parade are definitely on the improve - their win over Banyule was just the tonic for the Parade boys who are in reach of the 4. Blacks must keep on winning to avoid relegation . I think Parade will keep them in the relegation game . Parade by 19 points .

Old Brighton take on Old Trinity at the Beach Oval . The Tonners have not played Trinity at the Beach Oval for quite some time - the notorious home ground advantage should aid Brighton, however, Old Trinity are the pace setters - they are on top of the ladder due to their solid team performance each week . Old Trinity won't make the same mistake - both Parkside and St Bernards did at the Beach Oval . . . Old Trinity by 29 points.

Parkside back at Pitcher Park, at long last, clash with Old Xaverians in a crucial match . Both sides had bad losses last week - Parkside must win to stay in touch with Trinity and St Bernards. Old Xaverians cannot afford to lose or they will be 3 games out of the 4 . Earlier in the season Parkside beat Xavs at Ammo Headquarters by 9 points. Home ground advantage and better on-ball players . . . Parkside by 11 points .

Banyule at home to Kew wil be an extremely dangerous game for the Bangers . Their injury list is unbelievable .

Weston, Holt, Legge, Ladd, Sho rt , Turnbull, Moloney, who are all good players has left Simmo with an enormous task to replace these players . Kew are team rebuilding, the B ro wns are certain for relegation yet their determination remains. In a match that Kew could pinch . . . Banyule by 12 points .

SELECTIONS : Old Mentonians Old Paradians Old Trinity Parkside Banyule Club correspondents to Fax me best players ( use full names) and players positions, with a brief summary of games by midday each Monday - FAX 489 9051 or PHONE 489 9511 .

BLACK LIST: Two weeks in succession the perfect score! Thank you .

C SECTION

by Les "The Accurate One" Argen

REVIEW - ROUND 1 0 A reasonably low scoring round which wasn't surprising . 3/5 winners so still on 60% . The battle for the four is still wide open with Preston out of contention one would think, but all other sides with some sort of chance .

The best conditions for the day were at the Sandy Oval No . 4 wh?re StatelComm . Bank took on Thomastown .

Big Al was devastated by the Bears loss and all credit goes to the Bankers, he reckons Thomastown got off to a whirlwind start but the Bank's counter-offensive stopped the Bears penetrating their strongroom! The Banks had returned to a 15 point lead at half time but in the 3rd quarter they went on a spending spree to kick 6 goals to 2 and set up victory . Big Al reckons the Cobras were too fast and systematic and finally declared the Bear's bankrupt! Best for the Cobras - evergreen Ronny Griel, M att Bunnett and handy goals from Andre Pi tt s. For the Bears it was "Chile" Morabito, "Langers" Langbourne, "Dange ro us" David Fellowes, "Jumping" Jim Karambelis and " M r Reliable" Eric Lentini .

Whitefriars and Monash Blues slugged it out in very sloppy conditons, however picturesque the venue may have been! It was literally a battle for 4th spot and on the day the Friars were simply the better side . They maintained their unbeaten run at home and played the conditions with more skill and direction than the Students . The only positive note for Monash was the effort of the ressies to win for club legend, Fella Rodoni who was leaving the next day for New Guinea !

St Kilda CBOC were very keen to let the powers that be at Amateur Headquarters know that they can win without State reps, Bergman and Buckley. They did so in convincing fashion at the expense of Caulfield . It was a scrappy affair due to the rain and was tight up until the last quarter when the Saints kicked well away to win an important contest . Best for the Saints were Boyd (some good marks), Caperon, Sherman (in the back line) and Vaughn Chapple.

ButleenTemp . went to Fawkner and came away with the points . A gutsy victory in the muddy conditions and both full-backs must have had the leading stats just from kick ins, 5 .14 to 2 .18!!! It was close all day and the final margin was the largest for the match . Back lines were clearly on top and best for Bulieen Temp. were Peter George (back in town in the centre), Paul Robertson across half back, Dean Philpotts in the back pocket and CH B John Mclnerny.

In the final match Ivanhoe and Preston did battle in very slippery conditions at Ivanhoe . As expected the top side came out on top but by all reports they certainly didn't have things as easy as some might have thought . The Bullants keep battling but without success .

PREVIEW - ROUN D 1 1 Match of the round appears to be the clash between last year's B Grade sides, Bulleen-Temp . and M onash Blues, Both sides will be desperate for a win . M onash need more from key players like Sturgens, Hildebran d TNF a-„n -_e. . . . _ . . ___ .

and will be hoping champion wing man, Kiers is fit enough to resume . I'm impressed by the Stowers win last week and not impressed by the Students loss, so it's BulleenTemp. in a great contest .

Thomastown will be visisted by St Kilda . The Saints mesmerised the Bears earlier in the season and should be bolstered by the return of stars, Bergman and Buckley . The Bears have lost perhaps their best player, to a knee injury, in Tony Fellowes, but they've had Terry Wallace at training (as guest coach!) and better still George "Gary Ablett" Bubis is back! I think the Saints have more skill but I'm going for the Bears to be ferocious and successful at home .

The battle of the Albert Park co-tenants will be another top match . The Bank is on a roll . Make that a bankroll?

(The puns are getting worse!) Caulfield are a bit inconsistent . Can you imagine the 2 teams trying to get a look at each other's training during the week? More spying going on than a Le Carre novel! All this has nothing to do with the footy. The Cobras are a better combination and should win .

Preston at home to Whitefriars. Could this be it? The Friars have shown they don't travel well (except to Elsternwick Park) but on form their win over M onash was a good one. I can't tip Preston .

Lastly its Fawkner vs Ivanhoe at Fawkner! That's the 5th time at home in the last 6 weeks . Next time the Fawks have to travel away could cause mass confusion! The Fawks have lost their last 3 and will be desperate to win .

Unfortunately for them Ivanhoe are the top side and have won their last 3 . Form suggest Ivanhoe but this will be very close!

SELECTIONS : BuileenTemplestowe Banks Ivanhoe Whitefriars Ivanho e

D SECTION

by Peter Lemo n

Into the last half of the season and Melbourne has brought on the traditional wintry weather . While Peter, the Apple or is that Lemon, has his 4 weeks break through nervous tension (it's noted he's last on the tipsters competition - watch out Tommy I've got a 100% rating at the moment!), I'll take over and be as biased as I can .

It appears that the Section is breaking into 2 divisions, with the Jackers leading the way. I've seen a better side than them, that will take beating for the flag . OG's are the side to beat, no doubt about that. Old Ivanhoe are best of the rest and raffle the rest . Down the bottom my forecast is a battle for avoiding relegation, is between Old Camberwell, St Bedes and Hampton Rovers .

Last round saw top side AJAX take the pointsf%om the Rovers. The Rovers kicked 5 goals in the first qua rter to hold a slender lead . By half time the Jackers led by 10 points . After the break AJAX moved into top gear to come away full of running . Best for Hampton Rovers, Shawn Devereaux in the centre, M ark Young ruck roving and again Wayne Capp on-ball, putting in another good game .

In sloshy conditions, Old Geelong showed strong form to defeat M elbourne High . Never more than 2 goals in it all day, Melbourne High had plenty of the ball but were unable to convert upforward as the OG's backline held firm all day. I'm impressed with Old Geelong, coach Alan "Tappers" Quaiffe is quietly doing his thing . and they'll be there come September. Best for Geelong, Sam Baylis, Cullen Gunn, who set up most forwarc moves, and Dom Colaci ; while for High, Robe rt ( Chief) Newton in the ruck was best, Ari Atanasopoulos half back and Ash Dawson, ruck roving, tried hard all day.

The big improvers are SKOBS . They are hot on the trot with another good win against Glenhuntly. Low scores were the order in the wet conditions . Glenhuntly missed 4 chances for goals early, to be 2 goals down at the break . In a hard slog 4 points separated the teams at the final break . St Kevin's goaled 3 times to take control and the points, which puts them in the four for the first time this year . A good come back considering a slow star to the season . Best for Glenhuntly, Phil O'Keefe in the ruck, Greg Schultz, back pocket and Kevin Palmer half back .

Down at Bangholme, St Bedes went down to Old Ivanhoe in a game played in good spirit . St Bedes sta rted well, kicking 2 goals early but were unable to score a major till the last quarter, as Old Ivanhoe were able to bottle up the game when necessary. With only a goal in it at half time Old Ivanhoe finally took the points by goalinp in the last term . Best for St Bedes, Peter Hutchinson, half back, Robbie Parsons, on-ball, Flanne ry and McNamara both up from the U19s, played well.

TODAY'S SELECTIONS (100% strike rate) In the match of the day St Kevins are on a roll and I give them a great show against Old Ivanhoe . AJAX tc continue its winning streak against Old Camberwell . Old Geelong, at home, will be too strong for La Trobe Uni .

Melbourne High will have the edge over Hampton Rovers and in the battle for relegation I'll select Glenhuntly at home, to defeat St Bedes.

SELECTIONS : St Kevins AJAX Old Geelong Glenhuntly MHSOB PRESS CORRESPONDENTS : Monday mornings . Phone 598 8347 (Home) ; 598 9800 (Bus .) ; 598 4856 (Fax)

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With the Leprechaun spirited away to Dublin Castle to assist Sir Ninian in the delicate negotiations over the Irish Sheep Dog Trials, the Galway Bay epistle was sent in by Irish terrier "Jimmy" Carruthers who reports that a hard fought tussle with the Van Winkles saw the Sham rocks go down by 20 points mainly due to an excellent third stanza by the table toppers . The match again emphasised the great improvement shown by the Sham rocks over the past month .

Great joy at Boronia as the Botanists celebrated their sweetest victory since the Petunia Festival by downing the Sailors at Reg Ansett Oval in a great team effort. The Empe ro r was overcome again (which is a tall order) whilst the Big Fish remarked that the Botanists showed more resolve and ball desire than in the previous encounter.

The Stationmasters had their usual result (as reports Bucko) against the Backyard Boys, but at least they had the last laugh by turning off the visitors' hot water system at 4 .30 pm because of cyclic maintenance. The A post rophe reports that the Boys will improve with the weather.

Two games, two draws, two points each, two visits to Intensive Care for F-Troop reporters So1vol and the Beaker.

The Brewers and the Young Poet's Society have turned my "twins" cliche into an art form. A goal ( Poets) to a point ( Brewers) in the last even-stevened the scoreboard . "Nude Nut" reckons the Brewers throw away their chances . I suspect that the Poets would have similar regrets. Incidentally, the Beaker wants to know if dual draws have occurred previously in the VAFA . Silver Tongue? ?

The Socialists jumped the Elitists in brolly & blanket weather at the Zoo. A three goal break was held until orange time . The Elitists kicked the first in the last then the Socialists produced a quadrella to record their firstever victory over their neighbours . The Tony Boyce Cup was handed over with due ceremony.

BEST PLAYERS Sham ro cks : Ruck rover P. Barry , winger M . O'Brien and back flanker S. Scanlan .

Van Winkles: Botanitsts: Sailors : Onballers Scott Glover and Michael C ross together with backmen Michael Chesterman and Trevor Parker.

Stationmasters: Centreman Mark "Bear" Bestow, flanker Dave Sando and defender Graham Bell .

Backyard Boys: Halfback John Blenmer-hassett, ruckman Adam "Hank" Hankia and rover Peter Southall .

Brewers : Defender Nick Collyer, half forward War ren Ballagh and on-baller Greg Skene .

Poets: Centreman Mick Hayes and defenders And rews Seager and Anthony Perna .

Elitists : Socialists: Defender Serge Salaano, rover George Sciavo and defender John DeAngelis .

SOCIAL NOTES : *Shamrock Cup featuring great turf identies is on next Saturday June 29th with first call of the card at 7 .30 pm . *Sailors Talent Night compered by Scotty Glover saw great performances by Matt "Mick Jagger" Calopy, Pete "Kylie" Angus and Vinnie Alphabet with his pirate song . *Tomorrow evening sees the Stationmasters disgard their Vic for some Socialist Boutique Beer at the Kevin Murray Plot . "Bucko hits the Budweisser" reads the promo materia l * "Music, M ovies & M ore Trivia" for the Backyard Boys next Saturday. Bar ry Dickens is compere . *"Frog & Gro g" Night for the Brewers tonight with Val Evans expected out of the cake about 5 minutes after leapfrog .

M ILESTONES : •F-Troop congratulations to Socialist Frankie "Godsend" "God's Gift" Gosdchan on achieving 100 games with the Redders last week joining an elite band of 10. Frank has worked hard at his game, graduating from the Reserves to a Club B& F last yea r sThe Stationmaster with more nicknames than teeth (it's not a pretty sight) plays his 50th game in tomorrow's dewkicker at the Bulldog Plot . Yes, it's Mark "Chopper - Mechano Man - Smithy - Major" Venaskie .

PREVIE W ®Rumors that the Botanists ground is built on a slab or that a slab will be provided if certain events take place prompts me to think that an upset is in store for their game against the Brewers.

•Van Winkles at home to make the Young Poets task that little bit harder. Winkles by 5 twins.

•The Sunday fixture to see the Socialists have an eight twin margin over the Stationmasters.

•The Sham rocks to make the Sailors regret weighing anchor in Galway Bay (5 twins) . *The Backyard Boys to cement spot two by a six twin margin over the Elitists .

REVIEW OF R OU N D 10 - JUNE 1 5 The first wet round was a very successful one for me as I tipped the southern card and missed only one selection in the north . My 93% rating must shorten my odds to win the "Lyon Larger" .

G NO Bulleen Templestowe justified my faith in them with a resounding win by seventy eight points over OId X averians and Old Scotch, the Cardinals won easily by forty-six points. North Old Boys continued their upward surge when they recorded an easy victory over Albanvale by forty-eight points . Only inaccurate kicking prevented a bigger North victory. Marcellin were untroubled to defeat Therry by sixty-eight points in afairly one sided game at Bulleen .

I was impressed by the ball handling skills of both Old Paradians and Eltham who slogged the game out in the Bundoora mud . The "Turtles" with five goals in the first quarter set up their victory with the dry ball although they continued to build their lead as the game progressed . Their twenty-nine point lead at half time was built to a sixty-two point victory . From what I saw of this game the scoreboard was not a true reflection of the contest as all players battled hard . My personal "Turtle" scribe told me their best were Tim Stickland and Darren Bishop.

St Bernards built percentage and kept top place as a result of their sixty-two point victory over Footscray Institute.

The inaccurate Chirnside Park were unable to turn my prediction into fact as they were soundly defeated by Kew by twenty-nine points . Banyule gave Old Westbourne a walkover.

G SOUTH Blc built percentage at the expense of Old Haileybury who went down by one hundred and thirty-eight points .

Old 11 -1 arnians, who went down to leaders De La Salle did extend them more than most other sides have been able to do as the De La Salle winning margin was only thirty-four points . Mazenod with a fifty-two point victory over Old Geelong proved by selection correct as did St . John's who had a runaway victory by one hundred and five points against St . Kevin's. Likewise C St K ilda proved too talented for Kontias-North Caulfield as they recorded a twenty point victory . At All-, _ . :-- .' :, Glenhuntly proved far too strong for AJAX who succumbed by fifty-five points . In the inter campus clash at Clayton, Monash W hites overwhelmed their Caulfield cousins, the Gryphons by ninety-four points.

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North Old Boys should further improve their position by recording an easy victory over Therry while at home I favour Eltham to defeat M arcellin . The lure of maintaining second place should give the "Turtles" sufficient motivation to record another victory . At home I favour Old Scotch to win again ; this time at the expense of Ol d ".ourne . Leaders St Bernards will not have things their own way against Albanvale although I am sure St E rr-)rc's will win the game . Kew with the lure of a final's berth should record another victory at the expense of Old Paradians who are lacking the necessary height to control the aerial duels . Chirnside Park should make amends for last week's loss by defeating Old Xaverianswho are not enjoying their customary success this season!!

To select the winning side from the Footscray Institute and Collegians game is extremely difficult . Neither side is enjoying a successful season and as their seasonal statistics are similar I will go for home ground advantage and select Footscray. Banyule are drawn home against Bulleen-Templestowe although the match will be player on the "Bullants" home soil . After that geographical build up I believe that Bulleen-Templestowe will win the game by a wide margin .

G SOUT H De La Salle should make their winning sequence extend to eleven as they should be able to score an easy victory at the expense of Old Geelong . Second placed St John's should also have a comfortable victory at the expense of Glenhuntly who often do not play well away from home . In a virtual pre-final Old Melburnians travel to Clayton to meet Monash Whites. Although both teams have done well this season three factors sway me to select Monash Whites . They are home ground advantage, more active forwards and a tighter defence . CBC St Kilda who have been showing improvement in form of late should continue their winning streak today at the expense of St Kevins who may still be shell shocked after last week's bombardment by St Johns. Bloods should record another good win by accounting for Kontias- N orth Caulfield, while in the battle of the potential wooden spooners Monash Gryphons are at home to ~ X My belief is that the Gryphons will win their second match for the season . Mazenod are still in the contest for a final's berth and today they should win at the expense of Old Haileybury and put themselves closer to a final's berth .

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Due to an all-day involvement with the U/19 Rep team last Sunday followed by interstate business commitments, today's report must, of necessity, be brief . Firstly, congrats to Marcellin for winning last week's "slab challenge" (not printed in the "Record") . Also to Hagar for his first perfect score (15/15) but your 80% claim Norm does not agree with the 70% in my records . No wonder the country is going backwards with teachers like you and Hille Billy.

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS DIVISION 1 Eagan, Barlow and Black were Xavs best in their comfortable win over Haileybury who had to send their best to the "ones" to plug the gaps there . Similarly, Collegians lost their two best players and were no match for De La despite good efforts from Brad Barker and Joel Fredman . De La kicked 27 goals to 2 after 1/2 time with Rob M akinson getting another 16 and Leo Vivona 7 (although he reckons he got 10!) . Julian M cCarthy again dominated the pivot and David Dean was impassable at chb . Ormond got their first win at the Bundoora mud heap with only Kevin Jenkins and Troy Kelly giving 4 quarters for Parade. Simon Neal had almost 40 possessions in the Eagles slogging win over Bernies. Shaun O'Riley was a dasher on the backline and A .T. also played well (so he said on Sunday!) . I sawthe start of the Nodders' crushing of the undermanned Tonners.

After a couple of injuries the Tonners had no chance particularly against dashers like Jay L.enett and Wes Marshall while Brett Mounter booted 8 . (Thanks to Nodders for the very enjoyable lunch .) Blues got their first win at Old Scotch's expense . BLACK LIST: Ormond Uni Blues DIVISION 2 NORTH : I'll have to jump off the B/Temp bandwagon after their loss to Chirnside which puts them 2 games out of the 4 . Chirnside's best were Andrew Schafer and Paul Smith with 4 from chf . Trinity moved to "equal" 4th with a crushing win over tdOBs. Tim Roberts returned from the lsts to star for OTs while Simon Williams and Grant Hyndman were also good performers. Therry moved to 2nd spot with a one goal win over Old 'Hoes. Stephen Villella and Nick La Fontaine were'Roys best whilst Stanko booted 4 . BLACK LIST Thomastown Albanvale DIVISION 2 SOUTH : Ajax dampened Monash's hopes of making the 4 with an easy 70 point win . Fudge got 5 for Jackers whilst their best were Daniel Tofler, Anton Levine and Ashley Pakula . OMs kept O . C'well goalless and won by 15 goals . Their best were Nick Rhoden and Pat Sinn . Old Mentone also won comfortably against St Peters with Peter Appel and Simon Mullin their best. Andrew Carter booted 5 and 'Patto' got 4 for Tones . St Bedes were again inaccurate but still had plenty to spare against Nodders . `Plugger' Tims impressed in his first game with 4 atf.fwd whilst Damian Barr relished his return from the seniors with a B .O.G . effort and he was well backed up by the consistent Christian Loos . Coach Graeme Smith was still elated on Monday with the Rover's first win -a particularly satisfying win after the previous week's tragedy - well done Rovers. Hampton's best were Craig Amoore, John Dakos and Phil Harvey kicked 4 sixers . BLACK LIST MHSO B (VERY) BRIEF PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GAM E S DIVISION 1 : De La will easily beat Tonners; Xavs will be too good for the improved M onds ; Collegians will get back to winning at Scotch's expense; Haileybury will just beat Uni ; Bernies will rebound to beat N odders and I'll make the Bundoora Boys happy by going for M arcellin today. In fact, I'll give them the "slab" if they roll the Eagles .

DIVISION 2 NORTH : Therry should beat the disappointing NOBs ; Chirnside will roll Thomastown ; O . Trinity will be too good for the Friars ; Albanvale will get a run for their money from B/Temp but will still be too good ; Aquinas should squeeze home from Old 'Hoes .

DIVISION 2 SOUTH : If I tip De La to win they lose . If I top them to lose, they win . I'll make Beda's unhappy by tipping De La to lose.

Ashers will keep in touch with the 4 at O.C'evell's expense. OMs will blitz Caulfield . In 3 even contests I expect Old 'Tones to beat Jackers ; Rovers to beat St Peeters ; and Melb High to beat Nodders .

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Personality Pars MILESTONES AT M .H.S.O.B .

Today (22/6) at Melbourne High School against Hampton Rovers, 3 talented stalwarts reach important milestones for MHSOB .

Richard Wix plays his 150th great game. Wixy, not known for his on-field talking, has all the skills and dedication and always inspires his team mates with his spectacular high marking and long kicks forward .

Starting back in 1981, injuries nave taken their toll but Wixy's love of football and his devotion to MHSOB have won through, culminating in a match winning bag of 6 goals in the 1990 D Reserves Grand Final win for MHSOB. He was even seen having a rare celebratory drink from the Premiership Cup on the day . Wixy's youth and dedication will see him play on for the magic 200. We salute you Richard for this fine achievement .

Ari Athanasopoulos, the nuggety, golden greek with the devotion and skill level others wish they had, finally plays his long awaited 100th game forthe Club he loves. Again injuries hae not been kind to Ari since he arrived with the Doncaster boys in 1983 to help out the U19s. His desire for the ball, his running skills and dhis amazing ability to always be able to turn onto his left foot whatever the crisis was, immediately came under scrutiny and after winning the U19's B&F Award in 1984, his football career in senior ranks has flourished . Always a great team player and loyal clubman, Ari's presence on the field and around the club is very valued . An, we congratulate you on this great milestone and we hope your involvement continues for many more great seasons .

Colin Drake, our 1991 Reserves Vice Captain, today (22/6) plays his 100th inspiring game for MHSOB in a career which started in 1984 after he was recruited from the sport of cross-country running and convinced that football was a better way of spending Saturdays .

Not having played much football, his great athletic skills were immediately obvious and his ball skills improved so rapidly that he quickly settled into Reserves football and has since played many fine senior games .

Colin's loyalty and tremendous involvement with all Club matters, normally social, have fast stamped him as one of the many legends overthe years to have been reborn at MHSOB and to you Gutter, the lovely Kerril and young Josh, we saythanks forthe friendship you have offered,

100 GAMES FOR BULLS' MICK TYMM S After a few setbacks, MickTymms notches up hi s ton for Bulleen United . One of the firey redheads recruited in 1982, he has all the skill that seems to go with the hair. Long spirals, a quick dash, or the spectacular mark are all amongst the talents of the "red swan". But his greatest moment comes with banana goals - "the most accurate kick in football" is his quote .

Despite having the smallest pectorals in the Amateurs - Mick always puts in a strong performance - and his 100th is sure to be the same . CongratulationsTymmsy.

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On the 20th April 1991, Salesian Old Collegians played Old Carey at Chadstone and a draw was the result .

Last Saturday, 15th June 1991, Salesian journeyed out to Old Carey, and would you believe it, once again, a winner could not be decided !

Is that one for the record books??

Hopefully, they will play off in the finals so that a result for the year can be achieved! !

The Amateu r Footy Show on Southern FM 88.3 will accept any Personality Pars from southern based VAFA Clubs to be featured on the show each Sunday morning between 9-9 .30 am . Send any Personality Pars plus any details of up-coming Club social functions or activities to the VAFA, PO Box 359 Elsternwick or fax to 531 6601 .

Please mark "Attention VAFA Sunday " Another Community Radio Station 96.5 FM - 3I N R based at Warringal Plaza Shopping Centre now features an Amateur Football 1/2 hour 11-11 .30 am on Saturday morning . The host, Larry Stephens, looks at clubs in the areas of Heidelberg, Preston, Bundoora and Doncaster so it covers Banyule, Preston M .O.B ., Ivanhoe, Parkside, Bulleen Templestowe, Marcellin, Old Paradians, Old Ivanhoe etc . If your club would like to participate contact Larry Stephens on 457 1718 and tune in if you are in the north eastern metropolitan area .

Personality Par s VALE - ETHEL M ILE S The Ivanhoe Amateur FC mourns the passing of Ethal Miles, wife of Arthur, mother of Reg, John and Winson . Ethel has had almost a life time involvement with the Ivanhoe Club . Herfather was secretary of the club in the 1920s . Arthur played over 200 games in the 20s and 30s and was a member of the championship teams of 1934, 35 and 36 and is a Life Member of the club. Reg and John both played and were members of the 1956 A Section premiership team .

Three grandsons, Gary, Geoff and Greg, played football at Ivanhoe . Reg, a Life Member, and Winston are still active members of the Ivanhoe committee .

John, also a Life Member, is a member of the VAFA Executive committee . Her brother Albert was President of the Club in 1965.

A GREAT LADY SADLY MISSED BY ALL .

VALE The F.I .T. Football Club is mourning the passin g of one of its most distinguished Old Boys, Humphrey Chrisfield (age 72) . Humphreyjoined the club in 1933 (then Footscray Technical School Old Boys) at the age of 15 and went on to serve the club in a way that epitomises the spirit of Amateur football . Player, administrator, coach, historian and loyal supporter only summarises Humphrey's efforts overe 6 decades .

Coaching our first premiership side in 1953 is but one of the many notable achievements . Humphrey's life membership of both the F.I .T. Football Club and F .I .T. Cricket Club recognises a true life times work . F.I .T. and Amateur football have lost a true friend and a gentleman .

300 GAMES UP FOR BOUNDARY U MP Congratulations to Brian O'Donnell who will b e throwing the ball in for the 300th time this week (22/6) .

Brian has spent most of his days with Old Paradians FC but De La Salle has been fortunate enough to obtain his services this year. Good on you Brian . Hope you don't 'chuck it in' for a while yet .

100 GA M ES FOR JOHNN O This week (22/6) Andrew Johnston plays his 100th game at Fawkner. Johnno played his first senior game back in 1985, after a couple of years boundary umpiring for the seniors as a skinny 15 year old . After struggling to consolidate a regular spot in the reserves side he finally began to mature and gain experience with every game. These days Johnno is a key player at centre half back in the seniors and at 23 should be around for many seasons to come . I'm sure everyone at Fawkner would like to join me and congratulate Johnno on playing his 100th game .

100 UP AT ELSTERNWICK Congratulations to affable Andy O'Connor on playing his 100th game for Elsternwick on 15/6 in the mud against Richmond Central . Andy has been a great contributor to the club both on and off the field and is currentlythe club SEC . We are not sure whether that stands for Secretary or State Elec . Commission, either way his electrifying performances, particularly those dashes down the outer wing are greatly appreciated by all at Elsternwick .

50 AT OLD PARADIANS Damian Reeves reached his 50th against Parkside on 18/5 (sorry about the nose) . Congratulations from all at Old Paradians and look to the next milestone .

TUESE := ;I JUNE 18th 1991 .

HARRIS (Caulfield) Striking 3 matches . *R P. McNEE (St Kevins) - Abusive language - 3 matches .

W. DOOD (Powerhouse) - Charge No 1 . - Head butting - 4 matches.

Charge No . 2 - Spitting - 2 matches .

Total 6 matche s S . WOODBRIDGE (St Peters U/19) - Striking - 3 matche s P. McMAHON (Old Brighton U/19) - Headbutting - 4 matches INCIDENT ARISING FROM MAY 28TH ROUN D K. LIANEAS (Nth Brunswick) - Abusive language - 2 matches .

INCIDENTS ARISING FROM JUNE 1ST ROUN D S . HOLLOW (Therry U/19) - Striking - 3 matches.

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A . Mc Y(Therry U/19) - Charge No . 1 - Striking Charge No. 2 - Striking - not sustained 'Accepted prescribed penalty ROUND 10 L' T JUNE 15 1991 FAILED TO PHONE FINAL SCORE S KONTIAS (G) 4 .37* BY 3PM BY 5P M PENINSULA (Snr) 5 .04 AJAX (Snr) 5 .08* COLLEGIANS (U19/1) 5 .20* OLD IVANHOE (U19/N) 5 .07 * 'Clubs had to be contacted for sco res .

PHONED IHCORRECT SCORE S FAWKNER (Snr) ST . PAT'S (Res)

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CAUSE TO CELEBR AT E The long awaited opening of St Bernards' new social room will take place on June 29 . Planned for many years, the new complex will provide a marvellous social atmosphere for supporters and visiting teams . St Bernards' Chairman, Michael Perrett, will officially open the new building at a lunchson . Past players and supporters are cordially invited . A Disco Night is planned for those golden oldies who may want to soldier on . The match of the day will be between St Bernard's and Parkside .

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Dental Health Services is pleased to be associated again with the Victorian Amateur Football Association . Many of you may not be familiar with what Dental Health Services is and what we do . Therefore, we have taken this opportunity to give you some insight into what Dental Health Services is all about .

In essence, Dental Health Services is the "school dental service" and you may recall visits from the service when you were attending primary school . Dental Health Services is a branch of the Statewide Operations Division of the Health Department .

Our mission is "to ensure, through the provision of regular dental services and dental health promotion that Victorian children have the basis to maintain healthy natural teeth for life ." Basically, we offer dental services to every primary school in the State on a two year basis for children in grades prep, one, two, three and four and to children in grades five and six whose parents are health care card holders . We place special emphasis on children with high dental needs who tend to be from lower socio-economic areas . We aim to see children in this category on 12 month recall .

During the 18 months from July 1989 to December 1990, over 200,000 primary school children in this State were seen, and treated if necessary, by Dental Health Services .

Dental Health Services has about 360 staff of which 80% are clinical staff . The main operators are dental therapists who we train at the Dental Therapy School at our Headquarters in St . Kilda Road . We are organised into 14 Area Dental Teams throughout the State.

As you may know, the prevalence of dental disease in the permanent teeth of children has fallen dramatically in recent years ; however the extent to which individual children experience dental disease varies considerably .

Our goal is to virtually eliminate dental caries in the permanent teeth of most Victorian primary school children within 5 years. To do so, we will be placing more emphasis on preventive measures and dental health promotion .

Being associated with the VAFA will help us with our dental health promotion, especially in the area of dental safety and the use of professionally fitted mouthguards.

Dental Health Services is dedicated to improving and maintaining the dental health of our young children starting them on the road to having good teeth for life .

The VAFA and the emphasis it places on "family" involvement in the game, assists us to get our dental message across to, not only young children, but young adults who are parents today or will be parents in the future .

We are particularly keen to see individual teams in the VAFA contributing in their way to promoting good dental messages such as mouthguard usage .

Dental Health Services is different to the usual commercial sponsor in that we are not so much interested in promoting our name as good dental health .

We are pleased to be associated with the VAFA in 1991 . Remember to wear that mouthguard !

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A MOUTHGUARD FAC T In USA Grid Iron Football 25% of total injuries were dental injuries. Mouthguards have reduced dental injurie s to 1 -/0 of total injuries.

SAFE G UAR D YOUR TEETH . . .

WEAR A FITTED M®UTHGl1ARD !

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19 Section

COLLEGIANS DE LA SALLE Coach : Phil Astoria 1 . A. Bamford 2. J Grigg 3, M. Heintz 4, F Donaldson 5 M . Tritto n 6, L . Heath 7J Sneddon 8. D. Hopkins 9. 0 Warner 10. A, Batiste 13. D. Stub b 14, S . Jenkin (Capt) 15. D. Grant 16, J. Fredman 17, S . Trusler 18, J, Bare

t9 L, Sayers 21 . R- Berryman 22 . A, Brau n 23. M . Farrington 25.T.Symons 26. C. Lester 28. S . Blackman (VC) 29 A. Kenneall y 30. A . Quayle 32, B. Allan 33 T. Smit h 34- B. Barker (VC) 35 P Masto s 44. N . Collinson 5T S . Stephen s

BLUE Coach : Denis McGrory 1, D. Dean (VC) 2 .J.McCarthy (C) 3 . G . Jackson 4 .A .Sheedy 5 D. Schuiiin g 7. P, Marsh (DVC) 10, L . Vivona 11 . M . Laffan 12 . S. Greely 13, D. Crowe 14 .C.Johnson 15 . K . Keely 16 . C . Lester 17- S. Neeson 18.T. Grogan 19, J . Duckett 22, M . Lafferty 24 . J . Hayter 26 . R . Makinson 28 . N . Vanderplight 29. M . Mastroianni 30. M . Murray

31 . G . Borg 32 . C. Belleville 51 . K- Pollard 53 D.Rosman 54, M . Smith 57. B. Fitzgerald 59, A . Greely

99. T. Lester '.. p"AJOR SPON SOR - 1 L "l ,

OLD PARADIA N S GREEN Coach: David Way 1, T. Jones 2 . M Colaci 3. T Kell y 4. M . Dickason 5. M, Lrvy, 6. N . Condie 7. A. Collings 8. S . Batchelor 9. M . Harrison 10 D. Baird 11 . S . Swindon 12, D. Hall

13. K . Jenkins 14. D- Vicino 15. C . Natoli t6. R . Perr y 17. J . Blandford 18. B. Joyce 19 C. Hoobin 20, B. Brodie 21 . P. McGinley 22 .S . Cross 23, S. Wallis 24,B.Pannam 25. A. Pekin 26.L . Peyton 27 . B . Johnson 28 L . Smith 29. S . Metaxis 30. S . Willmore 33 . C. Henry 37. A . Thomas 43 S. O'Keefe 44, M . Hayes 45, A . Joyce 48, N . Wayman 49 S. Vincent 50. J. Reid y 51, A. Finanzio ',IT JOR PPOHSOR

OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS Coach : Terry Kendall 1 . H . McNeil 2.S. Woodhouse 3. J. Lawson (Capt) 4. A. Warner 5.C.Johnson 6, C. Allard 7, J . Harris 8, C. Barber 9 . M . Steel 10 S. Hardy it . J. Gallagher 12 . A . Simpson 1 3, L, Robertson 14. D. Norman 15 J. Bock(VC) 16 D. Kidd

17. D. Ise r 1& P Roberts 19 . D. Johnson 20, J . Kinley 21, M . Robertson 22 . D. McWhirter 23. J. Hannebery 24 .J.Knox 25. A. Crawford 26. J. Fraser-Smith 27. R . Piekusis 28 .P.Robers

MAZEN OD MARCELLIN 1 . D . Bearzatt o 2 . C. Darby 3 . S. Neal 4. L . Curran 5. A . Tranquilli 6. P Sexton 7. J. Murray 8. M . Amad 9. S. O'Reilly 10 . S . Ellis 11 . J. Walli s 12 . V. Gallagher 13. M . Becchetti 14. G . Bennett 15. G . Vimpani 16. D. Merton 17. A- Booth 18. B . Rule 19.T.Cox 20. B. Gorman 21 . D. Sticca 22 . C. Healey 23. M . Curry 24. M . Boysen 25 N . Quarrell 26. M . Heath 27 . M . Edmonds 28. D . Barlow 29. M . Entwisle 30.S .Abbott 31 . C. McKenzie 32 . J . Rimes 33 . A. Ryder 34 . M . Moran 35 . N . Daicos 36 . M . Williams 37. S . Dimattina 38. S. Edwards 39. D. Boothie 40, H . Fitzgerald 41 . R . Collusi 42 . S . McKenzie 43. M . Cromie 44.J.Keays 45, A . Weisz 46. S . Beasley 47. N . Marr 48, H . Aarons 49. J. Daffy 50, A . Merton 52. M . Meeha n

SPONSOR

Coach : Adri an Williams 1 . M . Tetley 2. N . Little 3 . J Mannix 3 A. King 5 . B . King (Capt) 6 . P. Occhipinti 7- J. Lenett e 8. G. Makin 9. B . Howe 10. C. Varney 11 . D. Gil l Z W. Marshall 13 . S .Josza 14 . M . McCusker 15, M . Cavanagh 16. D. Horben 17. D . Westo n 18. S. Powell 19. P. Maiden 20 . M . Goudie 23 . T. Walker 24 . W. Sergeant 2& M . Guiliano 26. A . Littl e 27. J. Walsh 28. A . Morris 29.J .Fisher 30.S. Barton MAJOR SPONSOR TWO TONE PAINTING Industrial • Domestic

Commercial 5585255

OLD BRIGHTON Coach: Mark Swain 6 A . McLachlan 7. M . Devine 9. R . Haydon 12 . J . Hendrie 15. J. Moore 17 . D. Moreton 19 . J . Pyers 21 . T. Smith 23. S . Bishop 36,R.Carter 41 . S. Crowe 43 J . Farrar 52 .B.Jones 53 . P. Murphy 54 . A. Naughton 55 K . Payne 56 B . Pollock 57. A . Skelton 58. M . Spence 59. N . Wartman 60. M . Wilson 61 . M . Tol l 62 . A. Delbr dge 63. N . Hill 64. A . Loma s 65. D. McCormack 66. M . Rei d 6T L. Hamilto n

OLD HAILEYBURY Coach : Tony Gilchrist 1 . J. Delalande 2 . M . Allen 3. D. Andersen 4. G . Anderson 5.P-Dow 6. D. Pasco 8. S. Harrop 9. D. Bugalski 10. S. Lyons 11 . C. Kraus 12 . T. Hunte r . A. McLaughlin 14 1 3. T. Ric e

15. D. Kell y 16. E . Bingham 17. N. Mistry 18. B Mui r 19. M . Phillips 20. B. Arnold 21 . B. Canobie 22 . S. O'Brien 24.J.Parton 25. A. Newman 26. S . Healey 27. A . Dunstan 29. D.Lappage 30. J, Panetta 31 . A . Fothergill 33 . J . Bryce 34, R . Home 35 . A . Whitelaw 37. P Vine 38 .J, McLean 40. D . Naisbtt 42 . J Dran e

ST. BERNARDS OLD XAVERIANS Coach : Andrew Ralph 1, A. Caput i 2 . R . Hansen 3. S . Barlow 4. P. Brady 5. N . Cook 6. A. Keyhoe 7, R . Salter 8 A Egan 9 . B McDonald 10. A Burke 11 . C. Burke

12. L. Hannebery 13. S . Nattill i 14 . P Finn 15 M . Scalzo 17, 1 . Purcell 18 . D Bailey 19 . M . Juracich 20. S . Hogan 21J . Boston 22. R . Tucker 23, A . Duggan 24 . D. Landrigan 25. D. O'Sullivan 26 . M . DAmico 27. D. Clarke 28 . J . Hilbert 30 .S.Power 34 L. Davies 35. M- Meehan 36, J . Portell i 37. C Green (Capt) 41 . M . Dillon 42 J . Flynn 44. T. Collins 55 P Salter

Coach : Terry Davi s 1 . S. Jones 2, C . Byrne ORMOND .. 3. A. Brenner '.. 4 . J . Comito Coach : J. Veal 5. S. Looker 1, B . Turner 6 . M . Hande 2. J . Brown 7. S. Parrett 3. D, Auslander 8 . L . Vassalo 4 . J. Osborne 9.J .Kennedy 5. G . Marinic 10, N . Mitchell 6. A . Fische r 7 . P. Marnow 11- P Scerri 8. R . Butner 12, A . Dailey 9 . D. Barton 13 . D. Garvey 14 . S. Chatfield 11 . D. Taylor 15 . M . Egan 12 . C . Keleher 16. P. Gilmour 13.C: Loug h 17. A . Comito 14. S . Montgomery 18, S. Hall t5. C. Karageorgio 19. B. Atkins 16. D Abrahams 20 . B . Jarrett 17. J . Schulman 21C. Mallia 18. C. Woo d 22 . M Farmer 20. P. Hurley 23 D. Rogers 21 . P Absalom 24. R. Carboon (DVC) 24 M Cashman 25 D Raffle 27 J . McCarthy 28. K. Sparrow (Capt) 26.F Giordano 27.

D. Farrell 29. M . Gribble (VC) 28,8 Horn 32. C. Sparrow 29.

S. Martin 37.J. Agar 30. A . Webb 38 .P.Conroy 31 . S . Fox 48 . C . Montgomene 32. D. Calderon 52 . D. Burgio 54.T.Percoco 33, D. Solomon 74 . A . Taylo r 34 . M . Dailey 35 M Tormey I :y tr, dot ; ctj c .

36 T, Paradowski 37, H . Bradshaw 1=tnldiil[i ;~Q~S`.

38 . S. Parkhill ~ C ,i l~ L 40.A .Noonan 41 .T Backhouse 43.M,McGeown 44. S. Taylor 69. G . Arrovmith

Under 19 North ALBANVALE Coach : Peter Robertson 1 . J. Karagiannis 2.T. Febey 3. B. Galt 4. J. Smith 5. J. Hodge 6. A . Grech 7 J. Triplett 8 B. Williams 9. J. Mason 10.B . Dorrough 7t .S. Ragusa 12. S. Caulfield 13. S . Cooper 14.A.Paddon 15. W. Nicholls 16. M . Mitchell 17 A . Leetet I& S . Bucsko 19. D. Sebastian 20. J . Procko 21 . P. Phillips 22 . J . Wilson 23 . J . Psaila 24.A . Leahy 40 . D. Liddell 69 B . Vitalone A . Cilm i

R Razbocan M . Bourke D Canavan C . Gergi s J Swansson

AQUINAS .

Coach : Peter Davison 2 .P Dunn e 3 . M . Glenni e 4 . B. O'Connor (C) 5 S . Upton (VC) 6 . K. Denver 7 . C. Glennie 8 . J . Hewitt 9 . S . Flynn 10 . J Scott 11 . J. Hacking 12 . C. Burde u 13 . B . Chamberlain 14 C. Bell i 15 . A. Ward 16 B . May 17. L. Stackpole 18 . C. Zuponavich 19 . G . Whitehead 20. C . Colliver 21 . A. James 22 .S .Jones 23 . J . Livingstone 24 . A . Wrigh t 2& J . Swann 27. M . Riseley 29, D. Henderson 30 . J . Knights 33 .J .Crouch 35. M . Kennedy (DVC) 44 J . McEwa n

OLD IVANHOE OLD TRINITY Coach: Andrew Ryan 1 . J . Cran e 2 . D. Proll 3 . J . Fox 4 . D. Toll 5. A. Mohr 7. M . Greenhalgh 8. R . Schmid t 9. T. Pitt 10. I . Roxburgh 11 . B . Elsworth 12. R . Ivey

13. S . Shepherd 15. B. Barker 119.M . Wu 20 . D. Morant 21 .T. Keusgen 23 . A. Bachelor 25 G . Brown 26 H . Fitzgerald 29. P. Congieton 30. S . Gaylor 31 . S . Roe 32 . C . Lutz 33. M . Hore 34. E . Larner 35. C . Dermeris 36. L . Hu f 37 . D. McLelland 38. M . Tozza 42 . C. Pit t 69 M Squirrell

Coach: Leigh Coleman 1 .C.Bougas 2 . N . Sims (Capt) 3 .T. Gibso n 5 . G . Brimble 6 . P. Peterson 7 . J . Bennet t 8. L . Sanguinetti 9. S Beamish (VC) 10 . T. Vein s 11 . E . Best 12 . S. Hindi 14 . J . Curry 15. T. Harvey 16. M . Seuling 17 . B . Greet 18. S . Lloyd

19 P Guttendge 20 T Roberts 22 . S . Williams 23 . G Hyndman 24 . J . Giles 29 .A . Howe 31, D . Denby 37. M . Adam 42 .C.Symond s SPONSORS :

COLLIE COOKE PRINTING SUPPLIERS

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE Coach: Alan Parris 1 . P Nagel 2 . C . Mutimer 3 . D. Tulloch 4 . B. Pascoe 5 . N . Mann 6 . S . Mitilinas 7. P. Dall-Oglio 8 . C. McWaters 9 . R . Pulverenti 10. G . McLaren 11 . N . Waddell 13 . A. Kemp 15 . J . Pederick 16 . D. Brennan 17. G . Pemberton 18 . J- Catt 21 . S . Doggett 22 .B.Cowan 25. M . Cumming 29. C . Elli s 30. G . Shallard 34. J . Scott 44. M . Hyde

PARKSIDE Coach : P. Harvey 1 . J. McAinch 2 . B. Balins 3. G. Galanis 4. A . Worrel l 5 . M . Dipasqale 6. A. Delle-Vergini 7. S . Marshal l 8 . T. Came 9 . D, Craig 10. R . Martinez 11 . G. Hun t 12 . C Walsh-Holmes 13 . A. Crawley 14 . B. Dowsett 15 . N . Damditas 16 . C. Elli s 17 . G Giannopoious 1& S, Elli s 19, S, Arnold 20. J- Stuart 21 . C. Williams 22 . A . Harvey 23 . T. Wilson 24 . P. Conlin 25, A. Wilson 26. M . Chara 27. A . Athanasiou 28. L . Caruana 29. R. Grundy 30. S . Williams 31 . D. Barke r 32 . R . Duncan 33. S . Dzemailoski 34. C. Garci a 35. D. Lombardi 36. A . Luch 37. N . Memos 38 D. Rayner 39 .R . Rogers 40 R . Salisbury 41 D . Tolson 42 . S. White 43 . G . Tsaikos

SPONSORS Ivorie Clothiag 4899511 Parkside Panels 459 8516 P&W Transport 462 2488

CHIRNSIDE PAR K Coach: Peter McCall 1 . M . Pemberto n

2 . B. Greensill 3 . S. Marks 4 . B . Pedler 5 . C. Gellert 6 . M . Thomson 7. V. Piccioli 8 . A. Spir6 9 . S . Foster 10. D. Harvey 11 . D. Paola 13 . E . Kerr

14 .G. Woodcock 15 .N.Romano 16 . C. Lancaster 17.S.Condie 18 . P Smith 20. M . Edwards 21 . A. Schafe r 22 . M . Van Leemput 23. R . Foster 24.P Egan 37. T. Connell 39. C . Derham 45 P Pope 50 . P Di Ciero 51 . C. Devoy

THERRY Coach : A. Le Maistre 1 . R. Bannister 2 . S . Hollow (VC) 3. D . Ford (DVC) 4.J .Schembn 5. A . Newbould 6. K . Grant 7. M . Fitzpatrick 8 . M . Shar p 9 . G . Baker 10. D . Howson 11 . I . Sheedy 12 . C. Masters 13 . S. Villella 14 . C . Noonan 15 . R . La Rose 16 . N . La Fontaine 17 . D. Goodwin 18. K. Sexton 19 . J . Dimech 20. G . Carbis 21 . P. Stanko 22 . B. Scuilli 23 . A . Baker 24. J . Delaney 25 . D. Hoaureau 26 .G .Grocock 27. K . Fitzpatrick 28 . P. Higgins 2R P Lon e 33 . M . Goodwin 35. R . Stevens 36. T. Pinner 39. S. Boyle (Capt) 42. A McKay

NORTH OLD BOY S

OLD CAREY Coach :

Coach : Terry Mills 1 . G . Vaina 2 . M . Leigh 4. C . Muller 6 . S. Thomasello 10. B. Coliinson 13. F. Salvatore 14 L . Roberts 19. R Papaleo 20, A . Fac t 21 . A . Newport 23 . S . Boczar 31 . L. Boyle 32 . G . Phyland 35. C. Camponeila 38. B. Del-R e 39. J. Considine 41 .P.Serong 42. C . Horne 43. M . Ellio t 44. M . Girolami 46. N . Culnane 48. M . Bangit 52 . D. Delac

54, D . McLachlan 57. R . Mezetta 65. F. Sartor i 69. M . Davi s

THOMASTOWN 1 . George Joseuski 3. C . Hutchinso n 4. J . Gatevski 5. F. Dillorenzo 6. M . Daghistani 7. C . Sahi n 8. J . Pougios 9 . T. Morroney 10. S. Kotevski 11 . D.Pougios 13. F. Farchione 14. T. Jimoulis 15. M . Trouatello 16. F. Jarrod 20. A. Rya n 21 . A . Skora 22. M . Inzitari 23. R. Dimmagio 25. E . Valentino 27 . M . Grech 28. P Kotsos 29. J. ValioUs 30 . R . Gerinia 31 T. Cakovski 35 . D. Dimouski 37. D. Stevenouski

WHITEFRIARS O .C. Coach : Leon Jones 1 . D. Guilty 2 . M . Hickox 3 A . Wise 4. D . teBockhurst 5. D . Larrett 6.J.Cox 7. G . Gibbon s 8. T. Haynes 9. C . Tilling la P, Millar 11 . R . Reidy 12 . J Force 13. M Irwin 14, G . Johnson 15. J. Ciardulli 16. A . Ravenarki 17. A . Carbone 18 . N . Par r

19, N McGrath 20. J. White 21 . M. Foley 22 . M . Notley 23. J . Slattery 24. D . Dorazio 25 M . Young 26 . M . Houston 27. P Martin 28 .J . Delaney 29 . P. Belford 30 . D. Carapellotti 31 . N . Smir k 32 . S. Smirk 33. B. McGauchie 34 . V. Barker 36, S . O'Sullivan 46. M. Vernal 48, B. Wilkinson 63. M . Jackson 72 . H. Flanagan

Under 19 South A .J .A .X .

1- R . Lipto n 2 . D. Lewenberg 3. J. Hoppe (DVC) 4. J. Carp 5.P. Loewy 6. D. Kalb 7, B. Chizik 8. J. Wrobel 10 . D. Ko l 11 . A . Slade (DVC) 12 . D. Berkovitch 13. Ashley Krongold 14. R . Israel 16. L . Moses 17. J. Perelberg 18. A . Redlich 20 . J . Wrobel (Capt) 21 . D. Toiler 23. M . Serry 24. Z. Rosenberg 25. D. Cukierman 28. Z. Fried 29.S . Rosenberg 30. D. Rajch 31 . G . Sheezel 33. J . Bram 34. T. Fell (VC) 37, D. Bendel 39 . A . Pakula 41 . J. De Vries 47. D. Shlakht 60 . D. Bryfman 66 . M . Fagenblat 69. A . Trayer 71, A. Levine

MO NASH BLUE S Coach : Bob Hoilyar 1 . D. Gurvich 2. C. Signorelli 3. M . Williamson 4 . P. Clifford 5. R . Barker 6 . J . Howard 7. V. Sheehan 8 . B. Hahnel 9. M . Smit h 10. A. Wozencroft 11 .S.Gill 12. C. Dillon 13. S . Arnott 14 . P. Bertacco 15. D. Corrigan 16. T. Gason 17. G. Wadley 18 .P.Drew 19 . S. Watkins 20. B. Kile 21 . W. Douglas 22 . P. Tocknell 23 . D. Arnall 24 . A . Froelich 25. D. Berlingeri 26. J . Harri s 27. S . Rowland 28. S. Pogue 30. M . Pond 31 . A. Beck 32 . A . Archer 33. L . Ong 34. B. Dowsley 36. G . Urquhart 37. S. Mentha 38. A. Brumley 39 . G . Pasque 42, P. Millie

CAULFIELD GRAM M .

Coach : Graama Wooiridge 1 . G. Harrison (Capt) 2. A . Moore (VC ) 3 . J . Richards 4 . C. Hos e 5 . I . Crosher 6 . M . Salter 7. M . Jones 8 . C. Adkins 9 . T Smart 10. A. Beasley 11 . T. Henr i 12. N . Johnson 13 . A. Babarczy 14 .J . Ryan 15 . D. Mor i 16 . J . Patterson 17. A . Lourie 18 . W. Byrne 19 . S. Carmichael 20. T. Henri MAJOR SPONSOR

RG PRINTED LABELS PTY LTD

OLD CAMBERWELL Coach : Peter Robinson 1 . A . McKenzie 2 . J. Eadie 3 . J . Metcalf 4. B . Taylo r 5 . T Nixon-Smith 6.R .Jepson 7. R . Froomes & C . Porter 9. B. Jones 10 . T. Walker 11 . J. Nichol s 13 . A . Kolmorgan 14. A . Gale 15 . A . Kent 17. J. Smith 18.R . McCahon (DVC) 19. S. Woods (Capt) 20 . T. McManus (VC) 21 . M . McHutchison 22 . A . Wilso n 23 . C . Town 24. C . Fisher 25. R . Nash 26.C.Brown (DVC) 27 .S. McCann 30. A . Opray 31 . J. Harcourt-Hors6eld 33. J. Fletche r 34. A . Gregory 35. P. Cunnington 36 . M. Nixon-Smith 37. M . Jaboo r 39 . M . Mudge

HAMPTON ROVE R S DE LA SALLE Coach : GOLD Graham Smith 1 . M . Johannsen Coach : 2 . T. Phillipso n

Tony Spencer 1 . L . Baklis i B . Broadhead 6. T. Spencer 8. P. Satchel 10, P. Spencer 11 . A. Whitfield 13. S. Brown 14 . B. Buick 21 . R . Grace 33. T. Green 36. S. Enright 39. A . Hynes 40. M . Hil l 43. L . Mclnneny 44. T. Magree 45. L . Maher 46. S . Mahoney 47. E . Mallard 48 . J. Raj u 49 . D. Smith 50 . A. Raynor 58 . J. Taylor 73. A . Truscott

OLD MELBURNIANS Coach : David Elam 1 . D. Milne 2 . S. Wil l 3 . M . Cornell 4. A . Nelson 5.P. Donovan 6. C . Branchflovrer 7. M . Rose 8. A . Morrell 9. J. Correll 10 . D. Burdeu 11 . W . McLean 12 . W. Salter 13. P Ale n

14. M . Metzner 15. T. Cooper 16. G . Tyrrell 17. B. Vil e 18. M . Weis 19. D . Trinidad 20. H . Hope 21 . N . Rhoden 22 . D. Kogler 23. M . Sneezwell 24. J . Gourley 25. G. Tyrell 26. J. Thomas 27. D. Kozckar 28. S. Co x 29. C . Dixon 30. L . Duffy 31 . S. Frazer 32 . C . Gillard 33 . J. Blythe 34 . T. Muscamp 35. J . Bull 36.R Sheehan 37. E . Koc h 40. M . Blood 44. C . Bisogn 46. P. Sinn 48. A .C . Smith 49. A . Smith 51 . W. Ward

M . H .S.O. B .

Coach : Steve Duketis 1 . N. Bradley (VC) 2. P. Albergo 3. A. Saultry 4. T Wilkes 3. C. Amoore (DVC) 4. B. McGregor (DVC) 5.6 .Theobald 6. D. Pilmore 5. D. Wood 7. R . Goodman 6. R . Abraham 8 . B . Gordon 7. P. Harvey 9 . S. Neal 8. A . Cakmak 10. T. Roberts 9. D. Ariz 11 . K. Wailes 10. A. Fairweather 12, J . Knight 11 . S. McGregor (VC) 13. C. Parris 12. E. Murray-White 14. R. Zwar 13. R . Bulme r 15. J. Duketi s 14 . M . Clarke 16. A. Chenowith 15. J . Day 17. J . Lipscombe 16. G . Taylor 18.B. Web b 17. R . Capes 19. P. Barge 20. J. Robbins (Capt) 20. P. Lansley 21 . N . Skinner 21 . M . Konstanty (C) 22. R . Brabner 22 . T Angelopoulos 25. C. McLean 23.

B. Ansel ] 27. J . Dakis 24.

N . Gregory 28. D. Wilton 25.

M .Ciowes 34 . C. Voulgarakis 26. N . Archdall 35. D. Hellas 27. J. Vidal 40 . S. Anderson 28 . P. Baker 48. M . Atkinson 29 . M . James 50. C. Scarlett 30 . L. Flood 52. M . Lester 31 . D. Lander 53 . B . Kay 32 . J . Bement 60 . C . Worland 33. R . Gustone 71 . C. McGregor 34. M . Guinea 80. J . Alessi 35.

B. Gilholme 88. S. Blic k 36, M . Mackenzie J . Biancardi 37.

D . Martin J . Bridger 38.C.Young D . Hobson 39 . C. Glove r M . Hop e 40. S . Gait T. Kells 41 . J. Goldi n M . Looschilder 42 . S . Greenland J . MacAlister 43 .P.Howarth A . Manag o 44 . A . Rehak B. Nelson 45 . S. Robins L . Scoullar 46. J . Stewart R Shaw 47. J . Willis D..R Stafrace 48. M . Wilson S. Whitby 49. M . Rees M AJOR SPONSORS 50. G. Mackie 51 . B. Etchell MR-11%

ST. y 2DE:S Coach : John Mayer 1S .Yass 2. B . Smith 3. D. Bar r 4. D. Beasley 6. R. Bilos 7 . I . McNicol 8. D. O'Brien 9 . S . Flannery (VC) 10. C . Ross 11 . M. Hecker 12 . J . Libbis 13 . S . Zahra 14 . D. Beesley 15. A. Maloney 16 . T. Garlick 17. S. Crowe 18 . S. O'Brien 19 . L . Cahill 20. M . McCraw 21 . P. Farrell 22. C . Bracch i 23 . M. Kinsella (Capt) 24. P Campagna (DVC) 25 . 5 . Farme r 26 . D. Goodchild 27. P Reaby 28. C . Loo s 29. A . McFarlane 30. S. 0'Kelly 31 . M . Ellerton 32 . M . Law

ST. PETER'S CLAYTO N Coach: Ron Lumb 1 . D. Hal l 2 . M . Crugnale 3 . L. Billing 4. T. Hrisovergi 5. M . Ayoubi 6. P. Williamson 7. G . Wild 8. M . Grant 9. J. Mercuri 10. E . Lem a 11 . S. Woodbridge 12. G . Redford 13 . P. Kinsella 14 . A . Schultz 15, 1 Tomlinson 16 . R . Schwass 17. G . Doman 18 . J . McKay 19. S. Lazzara 20. M . Gavin 21 . S. Lampard 22 . G . Hall 23. J . Wylie 26.E .Jones

MAZENOD BLACKS Coach: Steve Thompson 1 . S. Dell'Oro 2 . P. Saynor 3. C . Falcon 4. S. Griffith 5. S. Polan 6. S. Fraser (Capt) 7. P. Evans 8. S. Prendergast 9. J. Warke 10. B. Mounter 11 . M . Kein 12 . B. Martin 13 . T. Willis

14. M . Quirk 15. C . Dalgleish 16. C . Harrison 17. S. Azzopardi 18. S. Kropman 19. A . Byrne 20 . A. Pawsey 21 . K . Duffy 22 . B. Parker 23 . R . Ebert 24. B. Hickleton 25. B. Borg 26.5. Bourbon 27. J . Wickman 28. C. Nash 29. M . Hancock 30. R . Burrows MAJOR SPONSOR

TWO TONE PAINTING Industrial • Domestic • Commercial 558525 5

OLD MENTONIANS Coach :

Pater Murphy 1 . A . Howard 2. D . Campbell (DVC) 3. C. Schalle r 4. D. Murphy (Capt) 5. A. Oxian d 6. N . May 7. B . Mueller 8. M . Sichlau 9. A. Marshall 10. M . Raymond 11 . W. Jones (VC) 12 . T. Riley 13. K. Richardson 14. P Appe l 15. C. Flanagan 16. L . Waters 17 . A . Riddle 18 . G. Prid e 19 . M . Boldiston 20. S . Mullin 21 . D. Paterson 22. P. Harringto n 23 . J . Polkinghorne ''..

24 . C. Radin 25 .A.Carter 26 . M . Leone 27. N . Graham 28 . M . Bond 29. G. Worrell 30 . L. Murphy 31 . B. Smit h 32 . B. Stainforth 33. T. McNamara 34. P. Sullivan 35. J . Styles

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ALBANVALE 1 S Lowe 2 J Charte r 3 J Btgham (C) 4 T Courtney 5 J Debon o

6 A Parfrey 7 J Elk s

8 D Elks 9 V Agius 10 C Taylor 11 T Harvey 12 C B&gha m

13 J Aimenara (Coa-h) 14 C Agms(DVC) 15 D Guastelegname 16 M Holdswarth (VC) 17 J Arvaliops 18 T.Larter 19 M . Higgins 20 E Walker 2t C GnfLths 22 J Van Meal 23 J Joseph 24 T Katc

25 R . Turner 26 S Mitchell 27 P Carngan 28 M Phr[hps 29 B Clark 30 S Brearley 37 G Radtord 32 J Francese 33 D Barnard 34 P Krascky 35 M Bradley 36 A McDonald 37 F Lorenzon 38 M Smin 39 A Schoetbaenker 40 D Kirk 41 W Bentley 42 0 Chapman 43 D . Dodemaide

BULLEEN/ TEMPLESTOWE Coach: Paul Ryan , Mal Prior 2 T Drrver 4 P Saw 6 L Parris 8 A Bennen 9 PRed 10 G Hatton 12 0 Merrell 13 15 16 17

A O`Loughlm 0 Lederman C Shallard D Hal l

18 W Murphy 19 M Prior 21 C Connelly 24 P Rya n 25 P Edwards 29 G Parkinson .

32 A Be 39 C McMahon 41 R Boon

49 G Daisley 58 D Cummins

CHIRNSIDE PARK Coach : R . Heinrich 1 J Par k 2 P Anthony 3 S Wheeler 4 NI On Jong 5 J Kin g 6 G De Jong 7 V Bourke 8 G Andrew 9 R Gray t0 R Mathyssen it G Wyngaard 12 C Mathieson 13 C Parker 14 J Schroen 15 M Warren 16 F Romano

17 P Scardamagha 18 M Carus i 20 T Sanderson 2t M Mazur 23 D Foste r 24 R Hemnch 25 M Thomas 26 T Marks 29 M Harrington 30 K Basso 34 B Hayes 35 P Campbell 40 W Cornelissen 41 D Marshman

Coach: D. Tadgell 1, B, Latchford 32 M . Whittaker N . Sibbing 4J Parsons 5 A Davies 6 P Dunne 9 C . Cmley 10 K. Dunne 11 .

Woods 16. S C Mackay 17 R Blee

19 C Mackay 24 . D Tadgeil (Capt) 27, C.ChappN l 29 G Kenneally 32 R Nancarrow 33 S. Irwi n 34 R Wilson 35 A Taylor 41 S Byrne 43 N COmley 57 Phil Swan 58 Peter Swan 64 C Singleton 65 I Lockwood 66 G Sutherland 69 M Burges s

ELTHAM Coach : D . Tucke r 1 G O'Donnell 2 S. Murdoch 1 A, Tucker (Capt) 4 D White 5 S Fitzpatrick 6 S Mitchell 7. D Bishop 8. P Sinclai r 9 G Constantine 10 P Sager 11 K Tucker 12 J Vdeathenll 13 N Hampshire 14 W Wood (VC) 15, P Taylo r 16. F htandler 77, 8 Evan s 18 P Kernaghan 19 L Dawson 20 B Anderson 21 S M,IIa r 22 0 Wilton 23CToy 24 T Stckland 26 M Delaney 27 S Fealy 28. W Gaff 29,8 Haber 30. A Gardiner 31, C Buller 32 M Collings 33 G Hal l 34 S Shaw 35 J Pitcher 36 1 Chesser 37 J West 38 J Collings 39 M Barden 40. A Peacock 41 . L Woods 42. S McVicar 43 G Moore 44 M Bailing 45 D Thorsen 46, C, Penns 47 M Petersen 48 D Bishop 49 S Jablonski 50 J Skidmore 51 . A Koster 52 . S McPhail 53 . A Smark 54 M Pertot 55 S Toze r 56 S Eastaway 57 R Leedham 58 S War d 59 M Jackson 60 R Lovett

FOOTSCRAY INST OF TECH

MARCELLIN

Snr. Coach: N. Le Lievre Coach: Wayne Taylo Reserves Coach : 2 J. Perr e A. Paatsc h 3 J O'Kane 5 N . Barbaums 7 P Byrnes

I2 . G . Singlet

t4 M Williamson 16 E M.don 19 T Johnstone 22 P Chile 23 E . Darmanin 26 V Biba s 28 S. Case 29, P Morley 32 W Taylo r 33 M Robertson 39 P Alle n 40 K Th.elman 42 D Connoll y

43 M O'Shannessy 55 T Nucara 99 B Holburt P Armetas A Barboums M Bonke

A Chil e

0 . Edwards M Esteban F Garcia M Gale M Haynes F Kilroy B Mahar B Moebus T Murton C Pamson G Patnson J Schembn 8 Tomelty W War d

BANYULE TEAM LIST NOT SUPPLIED

I A Paatxh 2 T Da y 4 C Carr 6 G Falloff 7 M Dillon B M Anted 10 A Gallagher 11 . C Slattery 12. N . Bourke 13 M Stapleton 14 O Howe 15 J Seabury 16 G Wooler 17 M Getson (Capt) 18 A Caftry 19 M Delahunt 20 S O'Flynn 22 T O'Hehir 24 A Hewit t 26 0 O'Callaghan 27 R Gros s 28 C Maso n 30 A Bendoncchio 31 I Patterso n 32 A McIntosh 33 A Treganowan 34 L Getson 35J . Pappas 36 G Walsh 37 TJ Slattery 38 M Chun 39 C Castagna 40 D Cooper 41 S Duc k 42 A Duncan 43 N Duncan 44 P McIntyre 45 P Randall 46 J Gold s

47 T Buhagair 48 D. Bromage 49 S Mangan 50 S Ko!ednik 51 T Mahon 52 T Smith 53 T Slattery 54 N Menzies 55 S Beattie 56 Jeremy Golds 57 B Day 58 S Boysen 59 K Robinson 60 S Watson 61 M Bushell 62 M Szakacs 63 J Kann

64 M Rozenboom 75 J Dmno=n

~HEtll~~l KEW Coach : Paul Shaw 1 . P. Shaw (C1Coach) 2. B Prowse

3 M . O'Dea 4 A. Tucker 6 Richard Macisaac 7 S.Nuna n 8 M . Glenister 9 D Macisaac 10 C Northam 11 A Phelan 12 M. Waw n 13 M O'Hanlon 14 A Livingstone 15 I Oakley 17 A, Lazarus 18 C Curtain 19 C Macisaac 20 M . Furlong 21 A Bolan d 22 J Vanderzalm 23 J H o 24 S James (VC) 25 Robert Maclsaac 36 R McEncroe (DVC) T Van e M Manley W Stengards R McGregor M Doyle

BOARDWALK BA Banana Alley, City ***

ST. BERNARDS TEAM LIST NOT SUPPLIED

THERRY Coach: J. Kite 1, M, Conway 8 S. Lyons 10 H Ayad 11 B O'Sullivan 15 S Brisbane 16. P Doherty 18.J Grant 24 G Falchk 25 A Smith 28 D Sandman 31 L. McIntyre 32 R Costello 33 S. G ibson 40 8, De Vila 41 W Lm d 48 D Lyons 49 C Methuen 55 M Jacobsen 60 P Rope r 75 JK~te (C

VAUGHAN PRINTIN 76 T Hewat) D J,nk,ns 624 High St, E . Kew 77 79 J 8olitho 817 4483 96 S Redden

NORTH OLD BOYS Coach : D. Fogarty 1 D Burel l 2 L Joseph 3 P M81e n

4 B Hickey 5 S McSweeney Dowling 6P

7 M Collins

8 Carbo n 9 A Hoffman 11 G . Carroll 12 P Wei r 13 S Gerde 14 D Fogarty 75 . M Hibbert t7 D Perrone 19 M Stormont 20 M Mo4one 21 R Greaves 23 L Bevan 24 J Rae 25 J Schmidt 26 G O'Hare 28 P. O'Dwyer 29 J Mcintyre 31 G O'Toole 32 A Schmidt 33 B Dubas 35 D Fitzgerald 36 F Kennedy 37 P Hehu 38 G Mac n 39 M Mantmeo 41 D Nixon 42 A. Baker 43 D Hotstede 44 P Solomon 45 J Horan 46 C Moore 47 S Moloney 49 A Price 50 P Kett 51 J Cahdl 52 J Mcllroy 53 M Egan 54 T Alfonsi 55 P Callaghan 56 B Cruickshank 57 V Tuott a 58. D Perris 59 D Cotter 60. S Scollo 61, A Orelli 64 Mc6rillen 66 J Crccotosto

OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS

Coach: David Ka y 6 R Maxwell 11 K. Fuller (L) 28L Higham 30 S Stokes (Capt) 31 M Clumes-Ross 32 8 Macmillan 33 AJap p 34 S Warner 35 H M.ddleton 36 W Strangward 37 D Lehevre 38 S Wilson 39 M Godwm 40 D Steele 41.A Price 42 D Wearne 43 D Briefly 45 G 44 P Aird Me" b" 46 S Montgomery 47 M McGregor 48A Hawdo n 49 R McLeish 50 S Gibbs 51 S Rodwell 52 S Hawkins 53 C Perkin s 54 A Greenaway (VC) 55 D Kay 56 A Clumes-Ross 57 J Russel l 58 N Howell 59 S Pschalos 60 A Sutherland 61 K Richards 62 D Hoyl e 63 S Knowles 64 C Lockett 65 P Law 66 S Finla y 67 E Hutchinson 68 C Adams 88 I Bowden

OLD PARADIAHS Coach : Peter Martin

I

M Dean

2 P WorOplWv+ 3 D Geary 7 P Lord J Caruso 0 J Natol i it V Scarcella 5 P Pric e 21 P Burge 22 E. Bourke 23 P Digney 24, J Cadd y 26 R Martin (CC) 27 P Steven s 28 P Brennan 33 N Pucco 34 L Thomas 35 P Luby 40DQux 44 0 Gravell 45 P Henry 46 A Joyce 47 S Barker 48 P Caddy 49 R Lew-Kee 50 W Bulat 51 P Re .d

52 C Ray

53 0 Blackley 54 M Vear 55 L year 56J Caruso 57 D Keenan 60 S OToole 61 J Ellks 66 C Zahra 67 A Vdlanti 68 D Quigley 72 R Toonan 73 A Reid y

OLD WESTBOURNE Coach : Greg Crowe 1 P Albergo 2 G Baker 3 A Belcher 4 A Board 5 D Cloves 6 G Crowe 7 0 Evans 8 T Fern s 9 W Fleming 10 0 Freeland 11 A Freer 12 T We~ r 13 T G.gas 14 A Coates 15 G Harris 16 J Heffernan 17 D Horsburgh 18 A Horsburgh 19 S Karunaeeewa 20 P Kuklyc h 21 M. Lourds 22 J Mana!okasis 23 S MacBean 24 G Murdoch 25 P Ostrum 26 S Porter 27 W Taylor 28 D Reeves 29 A Vincen t

OLD XAVERIANS 1 Rogers 2,Tehan 3 O'Sullivan 4 Jurasich 5 Madl y 6 Rush 7 Silk 8 Orsirn 11 O'Sullivan 12 Alan t

23 J Sadier 26 S Mdlard 27 R King 28 M Taylor 34 P Grotchen 36 M G,bson 59 1 McGrath 77 W Peppard 78 S Hawe°

South A .J .A .X .

I

R Lipton 2 0 Lewenberg 3 J Hoppe (DVC) 4 J Carp 5 P Loewy 6 0 Kalb 7 B Chrzrk 8 J Wrobel 10DKid 11 A Slade (DVC) 12 D Berkovrtch 13. A . Krangoid 14 R Israe 16 L Moses l 17 J Perelberg 18 .A Redlich 20,J Wrobel (Capt) 21 D Tofie r 22 M Seigel 23 M Serry 24 Z Rosenberg 28 Z Fried 29 S Rosenberg 30 D Ralc h Si G Sheezel 33 J Dunne 34 T Fell (VC) 37 D Bendel 39 A Pakuia 40 J DeVnes 47 D Shlakht 66 M Fagenblat

BLOOD S Coach: B. Jarick 1, P Elli 2. M Cadman s 3 R McAsey 4 P Greene 5 P Gayno r 6 C Hutchinson (C) 7 H flop ulos 8 S Curtrs 9 D Stock 10 B Janck (Coach) 11, R Eliam

12. C McDonnell (VC) 13 P Bainbridge 14. R Howard 15. J Nanovrch 16 8 Rrsely 17 D Legge1 18 S p, 1

19 B McDonnell 20 P Neyian 21 D Rus t 22, N Stevenson 23. D Thomas 24 N Van 25. J Grant 26. S Smith (DVC) 27 D Wat s 28 G Han 29 S Tressder 30. J Rowbotlom 31, P Amarant 32 K Shannon 33 M Turner 34 C McAse y

GLENHUNTLY Coach : B . Brina n 2. S. Warren 7 S. Noble 10 B Dnnan 11 . D Holman 12 . A. Dix 13,J O'Donoghue 14 C . Whelan 15 R Nicholls 16. W. Duell 20. D Ottaway 21 R Vmnard 25. A . Levey 30 G.TOogood 31 . R Barnes 33P Hyd e 34 G West 35 B Trezrse 42 . R Gray 43 G Nayar (Capt) 44 C Hardin g 50 C Rya n 52 C Thom (VC) 53 R Hal l 60 Fisher

DE LA SALLE TEAM LIS T NOT SUPPLIED

MONASH GRYPHONS

MONASH WHITE S

OLD HAILEYBURIA N

Coach: C. Robinson t W. Spensle y 2 . N Marvin 3 L Waplmg 4 C Robrnson 5 A La Ca+a 6 J Duke s

I T D,on}ssopoWOs 2, A Bainbridge 3 J Young 4 M Petrescu 5 P King

Coach: Chris Ladds 2 J Woo d 4 J Robertson 6 Whitehead 25 S O'Leary 27 M Ree d 30 R Wilson 31 C Lane 33 T Johnston 35 N DeRaad 40 G . Powell 41 R . Stewart 42 P Fiockart 44 A Kukwood-Scott 47 R Dobso n 52 M White 55 C Lards 56 B Ladds 57 G . Taylor 61 . D McCnmmon 62 A Johnston 63 M Brid e 64 D Kretchme r

7 S Ogdvie 8 B Kosmer 9SOWe 10 B Searle 11. S Bloom 12 M Walsh

13 . 8 Prendergast 4 M Morrow i6 0`-4Anderson 15 Campbell 17 M Kilner 18 A O'Brien 19 M Hal l 20 J Anderson 21 D Gravma 22 C Barker 23 L Baker 24 T Prendergast 25 T W,Ii,am s 26 M (.uncar 27 B Duncan 28 C Robertson 30 D Grabau 35 V Rya n 44 S Hogan 45 C 0Bnen 49 J Holton 69 D Adams

6 G Bunshaw 7, P Edwards 8 T Guaiano 9. A Rezauskrs 10 J Donnelly it D Gemmola 12 R O'Nei l

13 B Kenny 14 R Treverton 15 D Own 16 D Graham 17 L Caiombbes 18 S Terry 19 D Foster 20, G Leech 21 . W Farley 22 . A Park 23 G Shaw-Stuan 24 B Ninnis 25 D Rowley 26 M Kotsanis (Capt) 27 J Fox 28 G Ridley 29. J Bolin 30 G Morgan 31 M Young 32 P Seidel 33 D Snadden 34 P Jone s

35 A Kowanyko 36 D Ym g 37 P Dawson 38 J Conquest 39 M Pmkey 40 C Jeffers 41 K Lakusa 42 M Skarkey 44 N Pa n 45 M Van Der Schoot 46 8 Lloyd

47 S Dods 48 A Park 49 A OHara 50 G Coutts 55 M Carr 72 G Sammelis 75 B Muhktar 77 J Salvatore 99 A Wilson

OLD GEELON G

KONTIAS Coach : D. Joyce 1 D Joyc e 2. A Alexandrou 3 M Copeland 4 N 8arbousas 5 N Lambnnos 7 N tambrinos 8 G Spr6opoulos 9 N Alexandrou 13 P Sprhopoulo s

14 A. William s

17 N . Andonopoulos 19. G Kantanas 20 S.Bon d 21 P Bourlotos 22 A Cowan (VC) 23 N . Farley 26 M Zuegn 27, K Smith 29 C Lording 30 J Hatzrdakis 31 . A. Giannakis 32 M Douigeraws 33 J. Kyparns s 34 D Kirwan 35 P Andersson 36 C Fountogiou 39 A. Drmaios 40 F Giannakis 43. M Herbert 44 J Vasi l 45 C Podanda C Emmaouel A Karveh s H Yiannakis G Veion s B Tchakenan J Mellas J Papagianns S Drouga s

A Gounars

OLD MELBURNIANS Coach :

R. Van Den Dungan I A, Woodhous

2 T Farndan e 3 J Francis 4 J Kellam 5 DJ Hamdton(DVC) 6 J Ela m 7 R Heath 8 S Hunt(Capt) 9 T O'Leary 10 R Hockney 11 A Red 12 S Hargreaves 13 D Dawson 14 S Potter 15 D Hawke 16 G Parslow 17 L Mates

MAZENOD O.C. Coach : Danny Wain 2. S Palamara 3 S Campbell 4 D Carr (VC) S S Bateman 7 P Deega n 8, A McCormack 12 A . Woks 14 R . Murray 16 D. Cox 17 T Tsaurs 20 C Hearn 21, J Drcnho 22,S McDonald 23 M Sayers 25 L Phillips 28 G Noone 30 B Carr 3L I. Ned 33 N Wareham 34 C. Emery 36.S. Anderson 37 N. Collins 38. A. Green 39 R Bourbon 40 M . Brch 41 P. Sharp 43. A. Chrlcott 44 G Smith 45 G Rogers 46. S Grady

48 D Wain (Capt) 49 M Fitzpatrick 50 T Halla m 51, N, Robinson 53 J Wilkson 54 R . Ure n 55 0 Brennan 56 R Sehgo 57. M Jackson 58 . M . McKrttne 59 G.Daubeny 60 A Wdlis 61 J Kennedy 62 P Chalker 63 R, Jennings 64 A Bright 65 M Bias 66 Scott Bray 67 R . Charman 68 T Noonan 69 S Kerr 70 D Roach 71 P Stemlon 72 C Daigleish 73 K VanDerHlst 74 M Bright 75. T Hadfield 76, J, Cincotta 77 Steve Bray 78 J Boyle MAJOR SPONSOR

TWO TONE PAINTING 558 525 5 ST. KEVIN'S Coach : Tim Corrigan I T Arnold

18 A Sutcliffe 19 M Wa medgy(VC) 2 P r;antone 20 A Butt r 3 P Crvnelia 21 S Conian 4 T Corrigan 5 R Davey 22 A O'Conno r 23 B Morphelt ',. 6 R Douglas 7 M Current 24 J Correll 8 J Freeman 25. R Van Den Dungen 9 S Haidamous 26 C Daddo 27. A Georg one 10 S Kaz r 11 G Long Coach: Greg Furlong 28. D Hawke 29 D Stephenson 4 M Deayton 12 O 13 P Longoria McDonald 30 D Perkin s 5 S Coolant no (DVC) 14 J McDonald 31 T Wilson 6. S Corcora n 32 A Joyc e 15 B Milla r 7,J Ladson 16 A Nantra 33 0 McDonald 8T Cantwell 34' M . Naylor 17 C Nolan 9 A Rachelle 35 J Davis 18 C O'Keefe 10 D Owen s 19 M Shaw 36 P Nelson 11 S Coppms(DVC) 37 N . Oschro 20 M Sheehy 12. G Matheson 38. H . Ingleton 21 C Wiggins 13 S. Ham 39 R Pergra 22 D Gili 14J Sheehan 23 P Gil l 40 T Richards 16 W Chariton (VC) 24 A McLaughlan 41 P Trmdade 17 J Brodie 42 A Waring 25 B Barclay 18 M . Dunmore (DVC) 43 M Dowd 26 B 0Brren 19 S McCreesy 44 J Dowd 27 J Sweeney 21 G Cester 45 J 4Valmsley 28 M McColl 22. C Salle 46 C Hanchette 23 M Janson 47 5 Laycock 24 M Zannon 48 J McConnell 25 D Kelly 49 J Harding 26 C Frerker 50 J suit 28 G Thomas 77 B Rowland 29 A ioriano 86 J Kellam 30 Z Monroe 31 D Higgins (Capt) SPONSOR: 3t P Liddell M . REINER & CO.

TEA6! LIST NOT SUPPLIED

ST. JOHN'S O.V .

TRl-GLOBAL , 419im - 0141

ST. KILDA C.B.O.C. Coach : R. McQueeda I M N~cWasen 2 A Barnard 3 J Howard 4 BBoyd 5 M. G#an 7 C P Capronrrg 8 G Baker 9 P W~ tOPBuaa 11 A,G aJey 12, M Fisher 13 P Susa~C h 14 S Moaney 15 F BuckJey 16 G MCAhSFr 17 C Batersh:t 18 A Frtzsrtlon 19 M IOrRJ 20ARddea 21 S ng 22. P 23J Pasara 24 C Gray 25 M Murnhy 26 A Joyce 27 R Store 28 A Woahusrd 29 I Hanxnam 30 D LaFOrmre 31, P Sharman 32. M Fa+(az 33 N Anderson 34 G Kena n 35 B Mance .'. 36 J Parsonage ...' 37 J KoiolDssan ...' 38 S Wood

39 J Otto 40 G Sossa 41 G Rosenberg 42 P Kenan 43 M Schrielnder 44 M Howard 45 P Trabnger 46 D Capesaan 47 G Hofert 48 M Broadhead 49 M Rogers 50 P Roger s 51 M Cre~n 52 T Peart 53S Morgan 54 S Chapman 55 J Fletcher 56 A Presrefl 57 D Dur'er,a 5B J Galarilcocklu s 59 G Joseph 60S Hams 61 RPope 62 63 B ~ an 64 M Boyd 65 I Rchards 66 J Ryan 67 M O'SuFavan 68 B Jackson 69 J Pnce 70 J Rush 71 R Ra(ta 72 A McGaw 73 J Ryan 74 B Denham 75 C Hickey 76 A Lddel 77 C Hussey 78 M G~esan 79 M Gotke 80. B Hawker 81 G Hawker 82 D Langdon '..., 83 R Grarn ',.

84 M Dnscw% 85 G Saad

F Section

Founded 1906

OLD C :,, REY

A N Z BANK Senior Coach : Tony Kennedy Reserves Peter Smith . Smith I1A . P. S. Duke 2 . M . Sanelll 3 . G . Skein 4 . P. Cummins (DVC) 5. L . McLeod 6. P. Marshall 7. D. Mulle r 8. W. Simmonds 9. E. Nicolosi (VC ) 10 . H . Birkenfield (C-Res) 11 . S. Byrne 12. G . Larkin 13. S . Hall 14. M . Szeitz 15. N . Pastras 16. P. Knight 17. R . Hueston 18. P. Boylg 19. W. Lasslett 20 . R . Koegler 21 . P. Shoppee 22. A . Sore 23 . A. Bennett (DVC-Res) 24. M . Birrell (VC-Res) 25. J . McDonald (Capt) 26. P. Ganley 27. O. Morros 28. P. Dawson 29. T. Reed 30.S .Vergos 31 . T. Harbinson 32 . M . Farrell 33. K . Kringoodis 34. N . Vergos 35. J. Zafaridis 36. G. Flaherty 37. M . Sweeney 38. S. Pastras 39 . D. Kilmartin 40. A . Luckin 42 . B. Curthoys 43 . M . Cox 44. R. McDonald 45. S . Kovacs 50. M . Whelan 52 . C. Westblade 55. T. Brai n 57. P. Wilkinson 58- B . Fernandez 60. N . Wals h 63 . M . Xuereb

B®R® N6A PARK Senior Coach: Peter Martin Reserves Coach: Chris Challis 1 . M . Nicolson 2 . D. Weinlich 3. S. Nicolson 4. Allen Carew 5. G. Hincksman 6. Daryl Harper (Capt) 7. D . Monish (VC) 8 . D. Bates 9 . S. Carew 10. M . Hawken 11 . I . Cooksey 12 . W. Briant 13. S. Brown 14. M . Pound 15. D . McDowell 16. R . Van Buul 17. N . Borthwick 18. D. Featonby 19. R . Luiyf 20. R. Walter 21 . M . Pittorino 22. G . Breed 23. M . Neal 24. M . Mitchel l 25. C. Challis (Capt-Res) 26. G . Christotorou 27. Philip Martin 28. J. Brown 29. T. Lowry 30. A . Nicolson 31 . D. Paulka 32 . Peter Martin 33. S. White 34. B. Hine 35. S. Wheeler 36 . G . Coath 37. D. Anstee 38 . T. Wright 39 . G . Bates 40 . K . Paulka 41 . E. Joyce 42 . S. Chariton 43 . P. Matovic 44 . S . Borthwick 45. G . Nilsen 48. N . Baldini 50. R . Dean

ELS1'ERNW IC K 1 . L . Murphy 2 . S . Bean 3 . J . Eklom 3a. M . Andrew 4 . C . Farrington 5. S. Bell 6. M . Lloyd 7 . T. Heath 8. B . Howard Be. R . Stafford 9 . A . O'Connor 9a. G. Andrew 10. J. Blennerhasssett 11 . P. Mahony 11a . P. Bolte 12 . R . Eklom 13. A . Guinane 14. Albert Contin 15. L. McCooke 16. A . Abrahams 17. J. Ward 18. P. Harris 19. M . Bullard 20. P. Southall 21 . W. Nicholson 22. L . McGregor 23. N . Christie 24. D. Contin 25. J. O'Connor 26. D. Mahony 26a . M . Pechter 27. M . Spink 28.B.Hill 29. R. Passante 30,S * Quirk 31 . A . Bulluss 32 . M . Minniti 33. J. Schulz 34. Adrian Conlin 35 D . Osborne 37. G . Marshall 38. B. Hammer 39. S. Topakis 40. D. Nola n

41 . S . McLennan 42 . B. Jackson 43. A . Harkin 44. C . Walke r 45. R . Grandemange 46 . M . Barbe r 47. B. Phelan 48 . P. Stankovich 49 . M . Ingram 50. R. McIntyre 51 . R . Torrance 52 . C. Tsaloumas 54 . M. Byrne 55. M . Roberts SPONSORED BY

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Senior Coac h Rick Danleis Assistant Coach: Greg Skene Reserves Coach: Gil Huckstepp 2 . C. Hickey (VC) 3 . N . Chipp 4 . R . Cutlack 5. R. Daniels (C/C) 6. A. Hughes 7. R . Evans 8. R. Keppell 9. S . Macrae 10 . K. Shrives 11 . M . Hoyle 12 . W. Ballagh 13. A. Cop e 14 . C. Bryan (DVC) 16. M. Jone s 17. C. McWilliam 18. I . Paterson 19. G . Berti 20 . J . Raft 21 . B. Dunshea 22 . J. Hands 23 G. Dyson 24. S. Brown 25 . M . Harris 26 . J . McQuie 27. S. Neate 28.P.Nance 29 . V. Occhipinti 30. A. Dever 31 . C. Fuddle 32. S. Patterson 33. P. Harris 34. G . Earney 35. P. Gittins 36. M . Ker r 37. D. Llewellyn 38. G . Huckstepp 39. P. Bennett 40. I . Chisholm 41 . M . Graham 42 . S. Ustick 43. V. James 44 . B. Oliver 46 . A . Kanis 47. G . Skene 48. J . Cope 49 . M . Cooke 51 . D. Pitts 52. P Pang 53. J. Hubbard 54. G . Wilson 55. D. McCleery 57. N . Collyer 60. B. Blizzard 61 . A . Bennett 63. T. Styles 64. N . Morgan 65. D. DAdam 67. K . Egerton 68. C . Bertalli 69. G. Neate 76. M . Frank 77. J. Keeble 78. S. Paterson 79. D. Zadnik 87.S .Jones

PENINSULA OLD BOYS Senior Coach : W. Sparks Reserves Coach : A. Powel 1. M . Sampso n 2. S. McMahon (VC)

3 G . Harm 4 . J. Pratt 5.M .Godmg 6. D. Morgan 7. N. Franks (OVC) 8. R. Kerley 9 P. Kroh n

to M . Chesterman it. R . Sharpi n t2. S. Farrow 13. J. Quirk 14. R . Wheeler 15. S . Wiltsh.re 17. M Atkins 18 S. Gltn;er t9. M Freeman 20 P McKay 21 P. Com e

22 J.Thnpp 23 M . Coliopy 24 M . Fisher (C-Res) 25 S, Rowe

26 G . Marlyn (VCR) 27 M Kidder 28. L . Marks 29. A. Meer.

30, R. Blood 31 . J . Levin

32. W. Sparks (CC) 33. A. Berry 34. J. Nagel 35. B Janet 36. T. Parke r 37. P. McNamara 38 A.Thnpp 39. S. Taylo r 40. W. Reid 4 ,G. Calder 42 . P. Angus 43 R .Horngan ". G Glover 45. R . Ukozich 46.V. BrancaUsano 47, S, Greenhill 48 . J . Bleasby 49 . S. Warner 50 . G. Debruyn 51 . S. Degorgi o 52. R . Parker (OVCR) 53 P Leitzke 54 P. Carlson 55 A. Powell 56 S . Kemp 57 D. Burton 58. A. Jarret 59. P West 60 D. Olenzuck 61 . D. Warne-Smith 62. B. Spicer 63. R. Carter 64. 8 Collopy, 665 J. Hopkins 66 D. Crowder 67. R . Graham 68. G . Scott 69 . D Hunter 70. P. Crowder 71, M Jeffs 72 . J. Harrison 73J .LaBrody 74,1 Mitchener 75 D. Mathison 76 . C . Gardiner 77 A . Dolphin 78 J Crowder 79 M Burnell 80. G Robinson 81 . C Sharpm 82. N Bath

..' 83. A. Callagane '.. 84. S . Maca n

RICH M OND CENTRAL Senior Coach : Mark Bestow Reserves Coach : Dennis Ricke tts i, G, Fares 2. M Alevras 3 W Lon g 4 D Shannon 5 C. Miranda (VC-Res) 6 S Pickett 7 R Peatlmg 8 J Agorakis 10 S Pealing 11 . D Ricketts (CIC-Res) 12, M Luttgen s 13 P Warton 14 C Shannon 15 I Lang 16 . B S+mmond s

17 0, Sandia

18 M Venaskie (DVC-Res) 19 D Asschert 20 G Dormer 21 . K Davis (OVC-Res) 22 C Kenned y 23 M Funda 24 M Bastow (CIC) 25 G. Tate 26 C Fulton 27 R Sutherland (OVC) 28 B Par k 29 D J,gg,ns (VC) 30 S. Fenton 32A LeSueur 33 J Fawcett 34 D Holt 35 P Conway 36 B . Young 37, S. Peters 38 D Gibson 39 J Donazzon 40. K, Bowe n 41 M . Sutherland 42 . J. Gunderso n

43 C Johnson-Clark 44 P Sand e 45 A Glan z

46. C Johannsen 47. V. Jarrett 48. J, Hughes 49 C, Gibson 50 J Redfern 51 M Sungalis 52 M Pickett 53 R Jigg.ns 54 8 Healey 55 M . Wood 56 B Carroll 57 D Blampied 58 R Gadsden 59 J Topsom 60 J Littl e 61 T PAcher 62 L Fort h 63 P Woodman 64 R Bosco 65 G . Bel l 66 M, Fredrickson 67 P Harriso n 68 J McPhee 69 S, Carroll 70 C Ware 71 P Docking 72 G Haswell 73 M Warton 74 C Smith 75 J. Curran 76 I Smit h

QUADRO HAIR FASHION 544 5508 * R & F PLUMBING 018 33926 9 * GEEBUNG POLO CLUB 882 7388

* TRAINOR & SONS 654 8361

UNIVERSITY RED S U .H .S .O.B. SALESIA N OL D COLLEGIANS Senior Coach : Chris Pecora Reserves Coach: Des Perkins 2 . M . Castaldi 3. S. Anastasi 5. M . Canavan 6. M . Clarke 7. G . Gaspar i 8. D. Sutherland 9. N . Gibbons 10. D. Olive r 12. A . Gaspari 13. I . Bobetic 14. P. Schembri 15. P. Forbes 16. A. Chiappini 17. M . Forbes 18. S . Sinclair 19. S . Carfora 20. A . Seager 21 . A. Perna 22 . M . Power 23. M . Clohesy (VC) 24. A . Heale y 25. M . Pradei 26. P. Miller 27. R . Cincotta 28. M . Byrne 29.J.Nannes 30. D . Lawton 31 . P McKnight 32 . B . Quinn 33. J. Garafolo 34. A . Grace 35. C . Zoi s 36. A . Stevens 37.J . Brennan 38. P. Barry 40. D. Ramsdale 41 . J. Gooden 42 . J . Ebinger 43. M . Tassone 44. C . Hunt 45. J. Quirk 46. M . Bourke (Capt) 47. P. Kin g 48. P. Rossi 49. D. Scotti 52 . S . Brownhill 54. G. Stoffaridis 55. G. Agapitos 57. R . Thompson 60. S. Shelley 62 . D. Perkins

ST. PATRICK'S M ENTON E Senior Coach : Mark Bowden Rese rves Coach : Peter Fatouros 1 . A . Gamin 2 . P. Morrow 3.C. Duggan 4. P Lewi s 5. P. Emmerson 6. A. Davis (DVC) 7. P Kingsbury 8. R . Lister 9. P. Emmett 10, P Barry 11 . P. Fatouros (C-Res) 12 M. Henson 13 S. Scanlan 14 G . Houlihan 15. J . Mackay 16. B . Piper 17, W. Mackay 18 T. Sullivan 19, C . Steven s 20 . M . Bowden (C) 21 .T. Razg a 22 . P Murphy 23 . D. Murphy 24 . M DiPilla 25 . W. Leonard (VC) 26 M . Mulcahy 27 D .Seedsman(DVC-Res) 28 . M O'Brie n 29 S, Adams 30 M . Noonan 31, J . Bailey 32 . S. Oliver 33 D. Andrew 34.D.Sheehan 35. H . Kellett 36. M Gibbins 37. T. Symons (VC-Res) 3& M . Crawford 39. J Wright 40. D. Nicholls 41 . C. Johnston 42 . M. Houlihan 43. A . Drake 45. N.Saunderson 46. J . Mulholland 4T B. Kellett 48. M . Dix 49. K . Gunter 50,A,Ladds 51 . A . Walsh 52, M . Sheehan 53. 0. Noonan 54.R . Duncan 55.8,Capuano 56, B . Moloney 57, L . McDonald 58.0. Dickson 59, R . Schmidt 60. M . Walsh 61 . D. Halloran 62.B Symons 63. P Symons 64 R . De Vos 65. P. Tully 66 R Stevenson 67.Capuano G 68 C Lim 69. D . Horler 71, Peter Murphy 72, S. Lewis 73 M Wise

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Senior Coach : Ross Higgins Reserves Coach : Paul Hoope r 1 . A. Flavel 2 . R . Higgins 3. G. Smit h 4. S. Freeman 5.s. Shon e 6 . S. Smith 7. C. Skinns 8 . T. Hallifax 9 . R . Smith 10. P. Burns 11 . R. Burns 12 . G . Bales 12 . C. Arnoi (Res) 13. P. McLean 14. D . Regan 15. M . Davidson 16. D . Cressvrell 17. B. Rothwell 18. P. Hooper 19. G . Mazza 20. T. Trantino 21 . M . Grant 22. D . Bennett 23, 1 . Cleary 24 . A. Kountios 25. G . Allan 26. C. Gamble 27. K . Strahan 28. M . Rothwell 29. A. Haseloff 30. S . Epifano 31 . D. Watt 32. D . Bunn 33 . S. Wright 34 . J . Palmer 35 . B . Lug g 36 . R . Clements 37. R Kemp 38 . A . Boyce 39 . M . Herrmann 40 . A .SaWchyn 41 . S . O'Halloran 42 . D. Wallace (Capt) 43 . L. Mastrosavas 44 . P. Vesetas

45 . C . Lightfoot 46 . M . Roberts 47. R. Drane 47. L . Keatiner (Res) 48. B. Hud d 49. G. O'Bryan 50. J . Marzico 52 . J. Forest 53 . P. Shanahan 55 . P. Holmes 56 . R . Hillgrove 57 . R . Morris 58 . D. Ross 59 . A . Ferguson 69 . S. Williamson 71 . A . Diflorio 74. K. Bishop 75. B. Tune

Senior Coach : Graham Burgen nt Coach: Shane Ryles Reserves Coach: Leo Dynes 1. G. Burgen (Coach) 2. G . Schiavo 3. D. Fossa 4. S . Maus 5. P. Barone 6. G . Newing 7. G . Coburn 8. B. Klau 9. S . Katsiamakis 10. D. Cahir 11 . R. Smith 12 . W. Simpson 13. J. Grassby 14. E . Suigeest 15 . G. Ricci o

16 . J . DeAngelis 17. L. Auffray 18 . M . Moran 19. T Carty 20. G . Cook 21 . N . Capp 22 . R . Smith 23. B. Condon (Capt) 24. A . White 25. S. Jackson 26. M . Urban 27. S. Ryles (Ass. Coach) 28.S. Baroan e 29. G.DuChateau 30. M . Jelnic 31 . R. Zapelli 32 . C. Tehan 33. L. Dynes (Res . Coach) 34. M . Edgley 35. D. Goldberg 36. F. Salzano 37. C. Mizis 38. T Bell 39. S. Salzano 40. D. Delahoy 41 . M . Angelodemou 42. M . Priest 43. G . Lambourne 44. P. White 45. R. Sjogren 46.P Heaphy 47. A . Saint 48, P. Hutchings 49. G . Gretch 50. W. Beacom 51 . I . Mezalira 52. D. Kan e 53 . D. Holland 54 . M . Ross 56. I . Marcantonio 57. J. Doyle 58 . G . Molnoey 59 . S. Merrigan 60. D. Shaw 64 . J . Cavalli n 65. G . Christopolous 66, P McCormack 69. A. Sheridan 96. F. Godschan

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Stephen r.9oa~rtt Reserve -, Coach : Chris Warner Ass. Reserves Coach: John Farmer 1. S . Williams 2. D. Hoyl e 3. B. Woolhouse 4.S . Lausse n

5. D. Grooves 6. A. Ingleton 7. C . Higson 8 . C . Pollock 9 . S. Mount 10. C. Warner 11 . W. Daly

DE LA SALLE OLD COLLEGIANS Senior Coach : Bernard Dun n Reserves Coach: Len Hanna h 1 . G . Borg 2 . B. Mahony 3. A . Phillips 4. M . Edmonds 5. N . Frase r 6. P. Gree n 7. C. McClounan 8. C. Wright 9. C. Campbell 10 . D. Tessier

12 . M . Conron '. 11 . R . Prezens 13. N . Milat 12 . D. Toohey 14.R.Schober(VC) 13.P.Beddoe 15. D. Marino 14. S. Hunter 16. A. Wallace (VC) 15.G .Hynes 17. A . McGibbon (VC-Res) 16.

B. McGee 18. J . Bennet (Capt) 17. P. Green 19 .P.Scott 18 .

A. Scott 20. M . Whittaker 19 . N. Vanderplight 21 . 1 . Roberts 20.

P. O'Brien 22. G . Parsons 21 . A . Klarica 23. A. Wright 22 .

P. 0'Caflagahan 24 .D.Ramshaw 23 . M . O'Callaghan 25 . S . Fraser 24.

M . Lowe 26 . H. Stephens 25 M . DeMattia 27. R. Brown 26.

P. Wyle< 28. S. Blackman 27. D. Kinsella 29. A . Kenneall y 28.

M. Knuppel 30. M . Galbraith (VC) 3o. a Rosman 31 . S . Lie 31 .

C. Belleville 32. S. BovRell 32.G.Sheedy 33. G . Irvine 33 . P. Rennie 34 . R . Happell 34 . J . Tully 35 . P Dickso n 35. A . Macintosh 36. N. Pike (Capt-Res) 36. C. Swift 37. C. Coyn e 37R Rudd 38. C . Manuell 38. S . Rudd 39.B.Jones 39.

G . Sharrock 40. A. Lord 40. P. Waldron 41 . D . Stubbs 41 .

K 42 . L . Griffin . Mullin s 44. L. Vanderplight 43. M . Foard 45. A . Cris 44. D. Parkin 46. M . Hegan 45. P. Harry 48. A . Banks 46. A . Mitchell 50. P. Mannix 48. J. Lemon 52 49. G . Kenneally . S. Harrison 54 . P Fiume 50.B.Jefferson 55. P Dwyer 51 . P. Baxter 56. M. Kruger 52 . P. Wolff 59. R. Lancaster (DVC-Res) 57 . G . Curran 64 . B . Byrne 61 . R . Oliphan t 66 G . Oakley AJOR SPONSOR 69 . M . Burgess 75 . N Proctor

MARCELLIN Snr. Coach: H. L e L levre Reserves Coach : A. Paatsch 1 . A . Paatsch 2. T . Day 3. M . Chu n 4 . C . Carr (VC) 5 . A. Tranquilli 6 . G . Petroff 7 . M . Dillon 8 . M . Amad 10 . A . Gallagher 11 . C . Slattery (DVC) 12. N . Bourke t3 . M . Stapleton 14 . D . Howe 15 . J . Seabury 16 . G . Wooler 17 . M . Getson (Capt) 18 . A . Caffry 19. M . Detahun t 20. S. O'Flynn (DVC) 22 . T . O'Hehir 24 . A . Hewitt 25 . I . Patterson 26 . D . O'Callaghan 27 .R .Gross 28. C. Maso n 30. A . Bendoricchio 31 . B . Cooper 32 . A . McIntosh 33 . A . Treganowan 34 . W . Getso n 35 . J . Pappas 36 . G . Walsh 37 . T .J . Slattery 38 . J . Triangolo 39. C. Castagna 40. D. Cooper 41 .S.Duck 42 . A, Duncan 43 .N .Duncan 44 . P . McIntyre 45 . P . Randall 46. J . Golds

47. T. Buhagair 48. D. Bromage 49 . S. Mangan 50 . S. Kolednik 51 . T . Mahon 52 . T . Smit h 53 . T . Slattery 54 . M . Menzies 55. S . Beattie 56. Jeremy Golds 57 . B . Da y 58. S. Boysen 59. A . Robinson 60. S. Watson 61 . M . Bushell 62. M . Szakacs 63. J . Kan n 64 . M . Rozenboom 65 . P . Borrell o 75 . J . Dinneen

NOETH OLD BOY S Senior Coach : Robe rt Hyde Reserves Coach: Jim Marchbank 1 . A. Egan 2 . T. Jones 3 . D. Martin 5. M . Schmidt 6. A . Cahill 7. P. Booth 8 . F . Muto 9 . S . Brazil 10 . B. Hanlon 11 . S . Hoffman 12 . J . Tierney 13 . B . Curull i

14. 0 . Abrahams 15. P . Kearney 16. M . Hadley 17. M . Boyd 19 . P. Considine 21 . D . Baker 22 . N . Goodear 23 . C. Alevras 24 P . Curti n 25. D. Cerini 26. S. Hibbert 27. R . Atkinson 28. N . Garnham 29 . P. Daniel 30 . M . Lynch 31 . L . Boyle 32 . G . Phyland 33 . S . O'Brien 34 . B . Cont i 35. M . Fennelly 36. P . McMenamin 37 . J . Zumbo 38 . K . Scott 39 .B .Sheehan 40 . I . Turnbull 41 . P . Dwyer 42 . C. Horn 43 . G . Irvine 44 . B. Giro!ami 45 . M . Devine 46. N. Culnane 47. J . Wiggins 48. A . Rolfs 49. J . Mcllroy 50. B . Devine 51 . J . Cahill 52 . D . Goodear 53 . S . Biscaro 54 . A . Trimboh 55 .S .Zocco 56 . T . Siluca 57 . B . Allman 58 .T.Keogh 59. J . Hatz i 60. L. Nandella 62. B . Cruickshank 67 . S. Bevanda

Senior Coach : Simon Meehan Rese rve Coach : Roger Gamy 1 . A. Baxter (1) 1 . A. Wigg (2) 2 . D. Connell (1) 2 . J. Wood (2 ) 3 . N. Schmid . C.G. McKenzie t4 (1 ) 4 . D. Craig (2) '.. 5 . F. Main 6. W . Smith (1 ) 6. P . Robinson (2) 7 . D . Merreft 8 . M. Orton 9 . Bugalski (1) 9 . B. Herbert (2) 10 . P. Bennett 11 . C . Kraus (1) t1 .J .Rae(2) 12 . D.P . Seccufl 13. B . Carty 14.,A . Phillips 15. D . Scaunich 16. E. Bingham 17 . W .D . Cox (1) 17 . W . Cox (2) 18 . M . Constable 19 . R.D. Gerny 20 . A.W. Sher 21 . A . Walden 22. M . Fisher (1) 22. P . Wigg (2) 23. P .J . Noske 24. D . Williams (1) 24 . R . Lavender (2) 25 . M . Colston (1) 25 . S . O'Leary (2) 26 . S . Melica n

27 . C. Dunn (1 ) 27 . H . Broadbent (2) 28 . S .G . Meehan (Capt) 29. D. Ra y 30. A . McGorlick 31 . B . Main 32 .A .Roberts 33 . G . Tanner (1) 33 . W . Caspers (2) 34 . R. Home 36 . M . Armstrong 37 . C. Taranto 38. D. Cotto n 39. B . Steenholdt 40. M . Lake 41 . R . Plecher 45. T . Doran 46. B. Dowling 48 . P .G . Merrell: 60 . A.B . Armitage

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Senior Coach : Peter Sherviren 1 . A . witts Reserves Coach : 2. S . Hun t John Coldham 3. J . Nichols (VC) 4 . N . Wrigh t 1 . E . Alle n 5 . N . Boyden 2. S. Reddish 6 . R . Dery 3 . R . Lloyd 7 . C . Thompson 4 . R . Fuller (Capt) 8 . J . Keebl e 5 . A . Asto n 9 . D. Cordner 6 0. Hooper 10. A. Joyce 7.

A. Lloyd 11 .8. Murphy 8. P. Hodges 12. G. Burton 9. R. Aujard 13. S. Rose 14 . S. Bardsley 10 . J . Kerr 15 . D. Phillips 11 D. Stanton 16 . P . Wood 12 . M . Veselik IT M . Rose 13. N . Hooper 18 . W . Ward-Ambler 14. A. Chambers 19 . M. Daddo 15. D McCall 20 . A . Sale k 16.A.Cowper 21 . T. Wertheimer (Res-VC) 17. R . McLeish 22.I . Mackay 18. D. Bingley 21 A. Wilts (Capt) 19. G. Eagl e 24 . D. Wilson 20. T. Keipert 25 . R . Nelson (Res-Capt) 27 . C . Bryan 21 . S. Gibbs 28 . C . Terrill 22 . S . Twitt 29 . R . Meade 23 . A . Millar 30 . C . Elstott 24. W. Allen 31 . S . Frazer 25. S . Stokes 32.R. Webb(DVC) 26. A. Hart 33. G . Dixo n 27. C . Winneke 34 . C. Anastasakis 28. S . Glascott 35 . M . Hibbins 29 . J . Laird 36 . S . Newman 30, F. Kiel 37 . G. Curti s 38 . M . Naylor ''.. 31 . A . Smith (VC) 39 . A . Holt '' 32 . G . Jackson .. 40 . M . Blood 33. C. Hunter 41 . P. MacDonald 34. J. West 42. E . Smithers 43. P . Birrell 44 .J . Hart y 45 . Z. Useinov 46 . P . Sinn 47 . A . Tymms 48 . A .C . Smith 49 .T.Stuckey 50 .B .Cook 51 . W . Ward 52 . D . Dowling 53.C_ Kobe 54. A. Wilson 55. R . Cameron 56. M . Wilkenson 57 . H. Dautevic 58 .A .Sutton 60 . J . Walmsley 61 . J . Shelton 62 . A. Geogiani 63 . D . Perkins 64. S . Burge 65.J.Cunnack 66. P . Tsiampas 67. D. MacDonald 68. S. Conla n 69 . P. Jost 70 . R. Williams 71 . K. Caddo 72 .5. Hargreaves 73 .T.Hogg 74 . D . McGuiness 75 . P. Harris 76 . R. Gee 77. J. Jarvi s 78. J. VanHecke 79. J . McConnell MAJOR SPONSOR

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35. B. Steele 36. A. Price 37. R. Emmett 38. N . Tribe 39. D. Wilson 40. P. Brown 41 . J . Hart

42. R . Hume 43. R. Austin 44 A. Stubbs (Res VC) 45 . B . Cai n 46 B . Shepherd 47. N . Hawell 48. R . Petty 49. R . Steele 50.T. Byrne 51 . C_ Billing 52.S. Wigney 53 . J . Sinclair 54 . J . Russell 55. M . Sunderland 56.G.Bennett 57. D. Kay 58. M . Newnham 59. T. Hart 60. B . Crump

Senior Coach : Michael McCart hy Assistant Coach : Geoff Retlley 1 . B. Burden 2 . P . Schuhkraft 3 . T. Boyanto n 4 . R . Barnes (Capt) 5 . D. McDonald 6 . T. Gallagher 7. B . Connell 8. M . Gilmore 9. S. Grace 10. M . McDonald (VC) 11 . R. Straha n 12 . N . Sebo 13 . P . Kingston 14 . S . Samild 15 . M . McConvill 16 . T. Stewart 17. A . Best 18. P . Turley 19 . A . Jobling (DVC) 20 . D . Wood 21 .S .Carboon 22 . M. Ston e 23 . P . McDonald 24 .S . McCooke 25 . P . Forsyth 26. M . Brown 27 . T. Hille 28 . B . Collins 29 . G . Petering 30 . D . Roth 31 . G . Stewart 32 .B . Madden 33. A . Ro e 34. G. Russell 35. A . Grace 36. C . Clark 37 . A. Orr 38 . P . Milner (Res VC) 39 . R. Nankivel l 40 . D. Edgell 41 . R . Oaten 42. D.Robertson (Res.C) 43. P . Harrington 44 . A . Fitzgerald 45 . R . Singleton 46 . M . Hayes 47 . M . Devine 49 . D. Hansen 50 . S . Harrold 51 . C . Thomas 52. A . Connolly 53. S. Gribble 56. J . Gilliam 57 . G . cisher 58 . S . Morgan 59 . M . Broadbent 60 . R . Morgans 62 .S .Sharp 63 . G . Dickson 65 . B . Egan 66 . C . Crook 67 . G . Planner 68. N . Riseley 70. G . Ritchie MAJOR SPONSOR

THCt'~RY Senior Coach: Tony C rotty Assistant Coach : ierry Quinn Reserves Coach: D. Bode n 1 . G . Biddlestsone (VC) 2 .J .Zanetti 2 . J . Sandman 3. J. Toohey 4. J. Schembri 5. S . Ramsay (C) 6. T. Quinn 7. P. Jones 8 . S. O'Brien 8. J . Serratore 9. M . Grocock 10. R. Egglestone 11 . S. Bannister 12 . S . Seymour 13 . M . Bosanko 14. J . Reddick (DVC) 15.R McCan n 16. M . Goodwi n 17. R. Lyons (Res-Capt) 18. B. Carte r 19. A. Ratcliffe 20. R . Gunston 21 . M . Fitzpatrick 22. J . Gallagher 22. M . Devereaux 23. C. Bye 24 . P. Matton 25 . M . O'Rourke 26-R Rya n 27. M .Tadinac 28. M . O'Kearney 29. M . Vaina 30. B. Mielicki 31 . G . Bourke 32. S. Eastmure 33.S. McMahon 34 . M . Donohue 35 . L. Clifton 36 . A . Smit h 37. D. Castaldi 38. G . Pinner 40. G . Gentz 41 . M . Crotty 42. P. Ryan 43 . A. Whelan 44 . J . Vain a 45. M . Petrevski 46. C . Rya n 47. P. Ratcliff e 48. D. Wrigglesworth 50. M . Purcel l 51 . R. Moran (VC-Res) 52. M . O'Connell 53.S . Gibso n 54. J. Blai n 55. M . Jacobson 57. D. O'Sullivan 60. B . Pearse 88. P. Murphy

UNIVERSITY BLUE S Senior Coach : Reserves Coach : 1 . A. Mitchell 2 . R . Furphy 3. G . Williams 4. E . Banks 5. M. Bolton 6. W. Carroll 7. R . Walton 8 . M . Yandell 9 . M . McCarty 10. A. Davis '.. 12. J. Kanis 14 . J . Ingleton 15. B . Dowling 16 . G . Allardice 17. P. Stephens 18. S. Kirsanovs 19. D. Buckley 20. A. Venturini 21 . J. Finlayson 22 . R . Nummnuts 23.J . Buckley 24. A . Wallis

25. D. Bake r 26. D. Macinnes 27 . J . Jamieson 28. G . Hazeldine 29. B. van Denderen 30. R . Green 31 . M . Formosa 32 . A. Nugent 33. C . Love 34. H . Worsley 36. N . Macauley 37. D. Lewi s 40. D. Kozckar 41 . M . Currie 42. P. Kistler 43. J . Dunn 45.A .Lennon 46 . S. Lawley 47. J. Garner 48.J .Dawson 49. D. Christie 50. G . Markley 51 . B. Dudley 52. A . Ogilvy 53.L .Bonado 54 . J . Ida 55 . R . Harris 56 . N. Myers 58 . L. Bonadio 60 . A . Hamilton 61 . D. Freyer 64. N . De Dear 65. A . Jackson 66.T. McGregor 67. T. McIntyre 68. P. Mitchell 71 . N . Smit h

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O LD MENTONIAN S Senior Coach : Be rt Calvert Reserves Coach: Paul Hodges 1 . A . Acreman 2 . R. Beynon 3. R . Newman 4. M . Barrett 5. M . Turner 6. V. Sciacca 7.G .Norton 8. N . MacQuire

9. R . MacQuire (Capt) 10 . M . Durac k 11 . D . Solley 12 . T. Appel 13 . S. Sharp . D. Rogers 14 . C . Davis 15 16 . D. Grant 17. C. McKinnon 18. T. Bournon 19. D . Zajc 20. S . Farrow 21 . C . Ericksen 22 . A . Leaver 23 . N . Moodie 24 . M . Brooks 25 . A . Holland 26 . B . Scalzo 27. C. Appel 28 . B . Coyle 29 . P. Hyland 30 . D. Ridley 31 . S. Ingram 32 . J . Sly 33. C . Gardiner 34. D. Holland 35. P Hodges 36. M . Dew 37. S. Scurria 38. D. Wright 40. M . Osborn 41 . N . Sher 42.J . Norman 43. C. Best 44. M . Dyer 45 G . Dickson 46. A. Petrov 47 . J . Konicanin 48.D.Johnson 49. M . Hargreaves 50. C. Funsto n 51 . N . Daou 52 . T. Scalzo 53. G . Barnes 57. D.Schinzei 58. T. Low 59. G . Buxton 61 . T. Cowel l 62. B. Trebilcock 68. G . Gakovic

OLD PARADIAN S Senior Coach : Michael Mulvahill Rese rves Coach : Tony Hayes 1 . P Considin e 2 . B. McClements 3 . M . Considine (Capt) 4. S. Philp 5 . G . Powick 6. J . Geary 7. P Cosgnff 8. D . Reeves 9. A . Canavan (VC) 10. B. Considine 11 . D. Beck 12. M . Geary 13. R . Mills 14.P. Board

15. M . McNamara 16. M . Heffernan 17 . Michael Vear 18. P. O'Loughlin 19 .P.Brabender 20. J. Atta 21 . T. Nelson 22- A . Reagan 23.P Robertson 24. D. Stuckey 25. A. Morelli 26. P. Martin 27. N . Kerr 28.P Shannon 29. P Zappa 30.F. Gleason 31 . P. Walsh 32 . M. Skerritt 33 . A . Peyton 34 . T. Beare 35 . J . Steindl 36 . J . Beveridge 37. T. Canavan 38. M . Mullavey 39. P. Nailer 41 . M . O'Keef e 42 . P. Hammond (C-Res) 43. P. Healy 44. T. Livy 46. B. Flynn 47. R . Aanenson 48.P Caddy 49. P. Russell 50. J. Mills 51 . P Reid 52. C . Ray 53. D. Freeman 54. Matthew Vear 55. L . Vea r 56. B. Joyce 57, D. Keenan 60. i . Booth 63 . J . Toby 64 . N. Wayman 65 . S . Vincent 66 .C.Zahra 67. A . Villanti 70 . B . Pannam MAJOR SPONSO R

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HAMPTON ROVER S Senior Coach : Jeff Costello Reserves Coach : Kyle Ivey 1 . R . Hetherington 2 . M . Blake 3 . I . Boyle 4. A . McGregor 5 D . Rogerso n 6. D . McConville (Capt) 7. J. Aless i 8. A . Nippers!

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LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 1, R . Little (Capt) 2 . D. Huffer 3 .P.Rae 4 . T. McCombe 5 . M . Gabbe 6 . J . Dumaresq 7.T-Zoch 8 . B. Franzman 9. D . Shaw 10. M. Bakogianis (DVC) 11 . L . Athanasaki s 12- P. Chilco 13. D. Mitchell 14. G . Molyneux 15. M . Lewis 16. G . Liersch 18. T. O'Connor 19. R. Taylor 20. S. Tigh e 21 . D. Edmunds 22 . M . Edmunds 23. S. Duni n 24. T. Fawcett (VC) 25. D.Sidebottom 26. C. Lloyd 27. A. Sheehan 28. T Demeo 29. A . McDonald 30. V. Cavallieri 31 . S . Lonergan 33. A . Couroupis 34. N . Morrice 35. R. Scott 36. J. Scanlon 37- M . Moeliker 38, S. Davidson 39. P. McComb 41- B . Harwood 42. M . Crawley 43. A. Huffer 44. G . Eldridge 45. S . Turner 46. D. Wright 47. D . Ride r 48. J . Russel l 49. C. McLachlan 50. S . Brownlaw 52. J. Cousins 53. M . Engler 54. S . Fredrickson 55 A. Cummings 56. M . Kreuzer 57. M . Pearce 58.A.Brennan 60. A. Wheaton 61 . P. Christian 63 . S . Male 64 . T. Wilson 65. R . Spiers 66. D. Watson 67. D. Fakhry 68. N. Bolger 69 . M . Nitschte 70. A . Chiodo

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2 A- Atchison 3 R, Verma 4 0 Menz,es 5 R Martin 6 J. Barred 7 R, Knigh t 8 J Dixon (DVC) 9 D Corner (Capt) 10 M Beazley (DVC) it, S, Harries 12. J. Palmo s 13 A. Dawson (VC) 14 . B Glove r 15. G Peckham 16 P, Kotz 17 C Tyrrel l

18 C Young 19 A Snaidero 20 A. Athanasopou1os (DVC) 21 C Sumner 22. M Roach 23 D Walker 24, G Wilson 25. 0 Suckling 26, G Tyrrell 27 A Moore 28. P Andueza 29 A Green 30 R Newton 31 C Barage (Res INC) 32 L Apostolou 33 A, Drummond 34 M . Webster 35 S Konstanty 36. M . Feterkranz 37, P. O'Connor 38 C Drake (Res VC) 39 P, Ye e 40 D Baker 41 R . Wix

42 B. McGrath 43 G, O'Brien 44. M Lai 45 A,Kennedy 46 0 Hirst 47. B Ansel l 48. R . McGregor 49.T Sounas 50 D Burford 51. 0 Exton 52. G Little 53 P, Defteros 54 D Waters 55 J Behan 56 A Paimos 57 A Risks 58 B Sergeant 59. C . Chaplin 60 . P Konstanty 61 M. Ryder 62 . M . Morrisroe 63 M Pdilangas 64, P penning 65 R . Ansel l 66 . M . Gately 67. T Peters 68 A . Webster 69 . M Crabtree 70 B Haws 71 . P. O'Dea 72 A. Anketell 73 S Bradley 74, A Mulle r

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OLD CAMBERWEL L Senior Coach : Ken Schwab Reserves Coach : Patterson Cheney 1 . S . Ballar d 2. A . Mitchell (DVC) 3. J. Harvey 4. R. Paterson 5. S . Spicer 6. D. Heintz 7. P. Kerkvliet (Capt) 8.P.Jepson 9. R . Bea l 10. E. Smith (VC) 11 . A. Danc e 12 . J . Wilson 13. A. Kyriacou 14.S .Jackson 15. R. Spurritt 16. W. Inkster 17. R . Pike

18. G . Adams 19 . J . Ga n 20. T. McManus 21 . A. Mance 22 . M .ougde n 23. M . Armstrong (DVC) 24.S, Burmeiste r 25. N . Huntley 26. G . Young (Capt-Res) 27. D. Prove n 28 . B . Leitch 29 . W. Forward 30. S. Swingler 31 . J. Forwood 32 . J. Neil 33 . A . Walker 34.P. McCrea 35 Q. O'Brien 36. D . Essery 37 . C. Strachan 38. R . Curtis 39. M . Mudge 40. W. Earl 41 . C . McHar g 43 . B. Salvaris (VC-Res) 44 . D. Haye s 45 .N . McCann 46 . R . Lee 47. P. Lenton 48 . S. Crundell 49 . C . McCulloch 50 . N . Brown 51 . A . Wilson 52 .R . McCahon 53. S. Woods 54. B. Elliot 55. R . Wood 56.R .Jones 57. A. Gibb 58. S . Jardine 59. E . Morel 60. A. Schoff 61 . B . Town 63. C. Evans 64 . R. Dowling

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OLD GEELON G Senior Coach: Alan Quaiffe Reserves Coach : Bruce Harwood 1 . S . Furphy 2. W. Davis 3. P. Clarke 4. C. Gunn (Capt) 5. R. Burn 6. D. Ritchie (VC) 7, B . Harwood 8.J.Handbury 9. C. Slorac h 10 . A . McDougal 11 . J . Pescott 12 . G . Fawcett (DVC) 13 . B. Smith 14 . J . Ritchie 15 . M . Williams 16. S. Burgess 17. W. Dowling 18. C . Richardson 19 . J . Manton 20. C Ross 21 . J . Munnings 22.P.Handbury 23 . M . Davis 24 . M . Bayley 25.A .Peake 26. A . Heritage 27. J. Young 28 .C .Jones 29 .13 - Logan 30, P Jones 31 .1 Jackson 32 . C. Landale 33 . T. Killworth 34 .P Law 35 . C . Hollis 36 . D . Oliphant 37, T. Ligh t 38 . A . Gray 39 . R . Hanna 40. R . Rice 41 . G . Stubbings 42 . B. O'Halloran 43. D. Colac i 44. A. Davison 45. J. Cox 47. D. Oberin 48.C.Begg 49. N . Haslem 50. T. De Steiger 51 . J . Lee 52 . P Stock 53 C. Kaaka 54. C. Fayers 55. A. McMillan 56. D. Clerk 57. N. Lillie 58. M . Naylor 59. C. Walker 60. S . Bayliss 62. M . Maclnnon 63 . T Hibbard 66 . E . Spiden 67. C. Slorach 68 . C. Cameron 69 . J . Manifold 70 G. Bennet t

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OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS Senior Coach: Alan Salter Reserves Coach : Steven Kin g 1 . B. Yarwood 2. M . Dyson 3 . A. Jenkins 4 . I . Well s 5. J. Stevens 6. M . Hall 7. B. Cockerill 8. S. Corlett 9. B. Parry 10. B. Hall 11 . B . Jensen 12. A . Parker 13. S . Shepherd 14. D. Scott 15, G . Alexander 16. T. Stevens 17. T. Smith 18. M . Colledge 19 . P. Wallis 20. M . Huber 21 . A. Haug 22 . P. Ryan 23. J. Maycock 24. W. Parry 25. N . Weston 26. G . Farlacas 27. P. Ritchie 28. D. Jones 29. R. Knight 30. D. Cadd y 31 . G . Woodhead 32. M . Rochford 33. D. Minogue 34 . D. Greenhalgh 35. S . Conboy 36. L . Raftopolous 37. R . Sutherland 38. P. Triandos 39. S . Boyd 40. M . Giovannetti 41 . J. Marshal l 43 . T. Theodore 44 . A . Triandos 47. D.Cuttriss 49. M . Dodderill 50. C . Dunnell 52 . A. Novak 54 . M . Poglog 59 . R . Bell 61 .P.Naim

Senior Coach : Vern Boag Assistant Coach: Ray Purcell Reserves Coach: Bob Bums 1 . S. McNamara 2 . D. Marshall 3 . M . Beasley 4 . B . Ridewood 5 . B . Connoll y 6 . R . Parsons (VC-Res) 7. N . McColoug h 8 . D. Seeley 9 . C. Lancaster 10. S. Gray 11 . R . Grech 12 . B . Burke 13. S . Zahra

14. P. Lannan (DVC) 15. P. Walke r 16. B. Barry 17. R . Cerolini 18. G . Burke 19. B. Tomlinson 20. M . Beasley 21 . A . Whitetaw 22 . C. Bracchi 23. B. Hutchinson 24. T. Beasley (Capt) 25. D. Smith 26. B. Burns (Capt-Res) 27. J . Elmore 28. C . Loo s 29. B. Hambridge 30. G . Fitzgibbon 31 . C. Dunlop 32 . M . Beasley 33. R . Purcell (VC) 34. A . Boa g 35. B. Mills 36. L . Walke r 37. N . Fitzgibbon 38. B. Dunstan 39. D. Taylo r 40. S . Egan 41 . T. Bryant 42. P. Griffiths 43 . C. Parks 44 . R . Bryant 45 . M . McCraw 46 . M . Santagada 47. B. Wilson 48 . W. Miles 49. P. McColl 50 . S. McQueen 51 . M . Paynter 52 . M . Hollingworth 53. B . Mentiplay 54. M . Daniell 55 . M . Ellis 56 . P. Pagani 57. M . Inkster 58 . D. Trease 59. P. Newport 60. G. McLachlin 61 . S . Nobl e 62 . S . Algeri 63. D. Cozzi 64. B. O'Dwyer 65. S. Campbell 66. T. Battuso 67. N . Williamson 68. B. Woodland 69. M . Hampton 70, D. Spencer 71. P. Male y 72 . B. Ra k 73 . R . Smallwood 74. M . Kell y 75. A. Cusack 76 . A . Bartsch

ST. K EVIN'S OLD BOYS Senior Coach : Ken Bremner Reserves Coach : David Walpole 1 . R . Hawkins 2 . M . Hardy 3. A. Varasdi (VC) 4. G . Gross 5. R. Callanan 6. P. Hagerty 7.S . Kerr (Capt) 8. P. McNe e 9. J. Fogarty 10 . H. Stone 11 . G . Mulcahy

12 . R. Arthurson (DVC) 13 . M . Pivetta 14 .P.Joyce 15 . M . Harriso n 16 . S. Bazley 17. O. Hourigan 18. P. McCann 19. J. Watkin 20. M. Quinlan 21 . I . Fullagar 22. M . Ker r 23. M. Aumont 24.P. Meagher 25. D. Walpole 26. J . O'Brien 27. J. Quinlan 28 J . Bare 29.P. McCann 30. B. Snell 31. J.F.X . Sargeant 32. P. Charles 33 . S. Loorham 34 . M . Warton 35. A. Donovan 36. M . McKaige 37. A. Beale 38 . D. McNair 39 . D. Chaffey 40. J. Shaw

41 . R. Dealy 42 . P. Panagiotopolous 43. R . Snell 44. P. Chaffey 45. A . Croagh 46. D . DeRooden (Res-C) 47. R . Mark s 48. A . Richardson 49. P. Stewart 50. C . Wiggins 51 . C. Stone 52 . P. Lewin 53. M . McColl 54. D. McDonald 55. C. O'Keefe 56. B. Barclay 57.P Lon g

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Senior Coach Peter Notion Reserves Coach Jeff Gibson 1 . J. Sangos 2 . B. Owens 2 . M. Green 3. A . Strachan 4. P. Conduit (VC-R) 7. P. McCafferty 5. D . Stevens 8 . S. Kelly 7. D. Carroll 9. R . Leavey 8. D. Clarke 10. G . Clifford 9. I . Campbell 11 . D. Bavaria 10 . R . Watkins 12. D. O'Loughlin 11 . M . Snelso n 13. T. Afford 12 . S . Hewitt (Capt) 14 . D. Hodge 13 . S. Kannegiesser 15. J . MacNamara 14. P. Spezza 16 . G . Kin g 15. T. Barley 16. G. Cross 17. J. Sauze 18. R .A . Cronin 17. P. Hard y 19. T. Grierson 18. A . Black (VC) 20. B. McKenna 19. J. Gibson 21 . A . James 20 . D. Portelli 22 .J. Rya n 21 . G . Robertson 23 . J . Livingstone 22- C. Christodoulou 24 . A . Whelan 23. S. McLean 2S S. Bell 24. S. McBride 26. M . Gay 25. P. McKinnon 27. I . Shaw 26. A . Kowalewsky 28. G. Wright 27. H . Cayi r 29. S. O'Loughlin 28. B. Gibson 30. M . Dempster 29. J. Haines 31 . L . Kin g 30. R . Jacobs 32 . M . Vankerkhover. 31 . L . Cordes 33. B. Fitzgeral d 32. S. Gibson 34. M . Tarulli 33. J. Ralph 35. S . Livingstone 33. R. Shaw 36. D. Phelan 34. S . Bell 37. J. Hewitt 35. D. Sedgwick 38 . A. Felazzo 36. R . Kennedy 39 . T. Mahar 37. S. Matusko 40. D. Wright 38 . M . Jameson (C) 41 . M. Walsh 39 . M . Lehmann 42 . B. Hale 40 . S. Moore 43, C . Rogers 41- R. McCulloch 44. J. McEvoy A2 . C. McCulloch 45.L . McKenna 43. M . Bourke 46.D.Langdon 44. R. McKissack 47. P. Kvietelaitis 45. R. Ogilvi e 48. C. Fleiter 46. D. Pearce 49 . J . McLaughlin 47. B. Petrollini 50 . P. Grierson 48 . D. Rogers 54 . S. Alford 49. J. Smith 58 . Mick Tarull!

50. J. White 60 . B . McKellar 51 . R . Bourke 61 . C. Duffy 52. W. Smith 62 . P. Rosbrook 53 . S. Deshong 65. R . Maurice 54. N. Campbell 70. P Sainsbury 55. K . Beaumont 77.L .Brooksbank 56. D. Roberts 58, J. Wright 80 M . Joyce 59. M . Berms 61 . D. Jacobs 65. R. King Dents Kelty Reserves Coach : Gary Slack 1- G . Clarke 2 . A . Crosby 3. K. Clough 4r M, Wilkinson 5. A. Coste r 6. S . Kenny

Senior Coach : Max McColl Reserves Coach Michael Flanagan 1, R. Schneide r 2 . R . Morley 3 . J . Rainbow 4. N . Cartledge (C-R) 4. J. Empey & S. Scanlon 6. M . Kelly 7. G . Stallworthy 7. R. Divirgilio 7. C. Veitch 8.C.Gay 9. C. Parker 9. H . Turvey 9, D. Robbins 10. B . Snaps (Capt) 11 . R . Creighton 11- R . Drvirgih o 12 . D Thompson 12 . P. Laming 13. G. Cottenil 13. S. Irvine 14. B. Mott 14 J. Empey 16, M . Tymms 17, D. Gandolfo 18, D. Kiddy 19. D . Robbins 19. C. Parker 20 . J . Moran 2L M . Davey 23 . J . Redfern 24. A . May 25. M, Harris 26. C. Cahill 27. M . Stratton 27, R . Lord 30. D . Berkfeld 31T-Hodges 32 . P. Whiting 32 . W. Olney 33. A . Divlrgillo 34. S . Avery 34.R. Rees 35. P. Avery 36. R. Inglese 36. G . Stallworthy 37. M . Stratton 38.A.Sill 37. P Flew (VC) 39. M . Flanagan 40 . A . Humphrey 40,S .Dowd 41 . D. Adamopoulos 42 .H .Roberts 43 . S. Dicenso 44 . M . Brener 44, S. McLaren 45 W. Reynolds 46 V.Lacaria 47. M . Dellaca 48 L. Coleman 49 M . lacuone 50. W. Olney 51 . D. Hopkins 52 M . Fit t

53 D .Toon 54. P. Zorzi 56 N . Borg 57. J. Ciro 58, R . Huntington 59, C. Cahil l 60. C. Portbury

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Senior Coach: Keith Wilson Reserves Coach : Bill Stephen s 1 . C . Wormesley 2 . L . Nguye n 3 . D. Polglaise 4. B . Handy 5. J . Muirhead 7. J. Reiger

Senior Coach: Matt Johnson Res. Coach : C. Boyle 1 N Kendal 2 . h! John.=.on (i) 2, S Palamara (2) 3 S Campbell (VCR)

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4 W McLean (S) 5 S. Bateman 6 W Franns 7.P. Deegan

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12 . S. NcWe (1) 12 .A Wilke (2)

8. R . Murphy 9. T. O'Donnell 10. T. Webster

13, P Fitzgerald 14 R iAurray IS O Barker

11 . J . Johnston 12. S. Westerman

17 T bee . M . Smciarr n18 19 S. McMullin

14 . A. Simpson 15 . P. Warren 16 . R . Gibbs

17. F. Kahlil 18 . D. Ulrich 19 . M . Wilson 20. K. Charleston 21- B . Goodwin 22. D . Giddens 23, D. Reige r 24 . J . Potter 25 . M . Labinski 26 . R . McGoogan 27. P- Giddens 28 . A . Campbell 29- M . Pag e 30. L. Vurlow 31 . J. Sweeney 32 . K. Wilso n 33- J. Wilson 34- S. Wilson 35. S. Beugelaar 36. W. Burgess 37. G. McDonald 39. J. Leveque 40. K. O'Donnell 41 . W. Stephens 42 . R . Beasley 43 . S. Reiger 44 . A . Brow n 45 . B . Walker 46. T. Carter 47. P. Brodie 48. P. Payet 49. B. Giddens 50. D. Baker 52 . T. Merits 53. C . Pepper 54. C . Smith

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5 G . Cutler 6 V. Grimaldi (OVC) 7 J . Bnlta 8 P Clarke 9 A. Sammartino 10 A Trchett (VC) It K Hehi r 12 C. Cortes e 13 P Bnffa 14 G Parkinson 15 H Tsadtas 16 S. Tsadtas 17 A Tabbit 18 M . Bntta 19 . V Lvosr 20 R . Thorpe 21 .J. Androulsos 22 C. Fox 23 V Rispoli 24 . F. Miragha 25 . M . Mason 26 J Tirchett 27 P Randello 28 J. Kibals 29 0 Adams 30 B Thorpe 31, A Sherrill 32 . H . Tabbt 33 M Oemvkoi 34 A. Kyriazis 35 P oaxsett (C-Res) 36 M . Payn e

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Senior Coach : Vin Catoggio Reserve Coach : Paul Henry 1 . J. WiIlmott (DVC) 2 . S. O'Dwye r 3 J. McEncroe 4. D. Soteriou 5. J. Callahan 6.T Vlahe k 7. D. Chakley 8. D. Soteriou 9, S Gowty 10. I . Stevens (C-Res) 11 . M Pric e

12 . R . Wright 13. R. Ashen 14 D Eastway 15 S Bishop (VC) 16. D. Olarenshav) IT R . Thomson 18 . J . McGinnes 19 . D. Cox 20 G . Harrison 21, L Shaw 22. S. Co e 23 J . Johnstone 24 . R . Cra m 25 B . Panagiotopoulos 26 P Crame n 27, D. Carmichael 28 A . McConvill e 29. J . Panagiotopolous 30 R . Guthrie 31 D. Wittingslow 32 . T. Withers 33 J. Briggs 34.D. Maddern 35 P Henry 3& R Carmichael 37. C. Singleton 38 .J Nyasola 39 . M Rei d 40. C . Dunkley 41 C. Clohesy 42 . P Moroney 43. J. Dervan 44 S. Parker

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Senior Coach : George Tsolacos Reserves Coach: Peter Hollowood 1 . D. Le Deux 2. A . Sarosi 3. C. Corbett 4.T Dennehy 5. A. Miller 6. D. Healey 7. L. Gallo 8. J. Kemp 9. A . Morris 10. M . Hansen 11 . A. Wildes 12 . M . Maddox 13. W. Dod d

.' 14. B. Hall 15. J. Scotland 16. M . Leng ii., N- Trompf 18. F. Doyle 19 . A. Escott 20. D. Desler 21 ..S . Cross 22. P. Stewart 23. M . Silva 24. R. Williams 25. J . Harris 26. J . Senior 27. C. Newland 28 . R . Df~/lin 29 . G. Newman 30. R . Martin 31 . P. O'Sullivan 32 . B. Wilson 33. L. Misaglia 34. A . Sanderson 35. T. Stavropoulos 36. P. Hollowood 37. C . McLeod 38. S . Wilmot 39. D. Rees 40- P. Riedel 41 . A . South 42 . R . Ireland 43 . N . Kerr 44. M . Skewes 45 . A- Cope 46. S. Sergeant 47. T. Johnston 50. A . Georgantas 51 . S . Silva

52 . J . Fisher 55.T. Fosdick 60. D . Angell 61 . M. Brown 63, F. Copes 71 . A . Corral 88. G . Scotland

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ST. ANDREWS Senior Coach : Malcolm Webster Reserves Coach: Rodney Pepyat 1 . l . Spiteri 2.1 . Ashby 3 A. Ralph 4. R. Davie s 5. W. Abou-Eid 6. G . Casey 7 B. Campbell 8 A . Ford 9. K . Wright 10. S Rule 11 . P, Goldsworthy 12 J . Nicholls 13. R. Lindsey 14 N . Taylor 14. C Galea 15. W.Chamra 16. C. Beard 17. C Goyne 18, J. Rainbow 19.L . Henkel 20J.Tapner 21 A. Park

21 . R . Pepyat 22 . D . Smith 23.5 . Lucas 24 T. Burns 26. B. Emblem 27. C . Overend 29. N . MacDonald 30. A. Carmen 31, D. Briggs 32. G . Unwin 33 . M . Oguzhan 34 . D. Lynch 3& J, Wilcox 36 . P Minnitt 36, R Grandy 37. D. Iles 39. C . O'Leary 40. M . Serbs, 41 G . D'Angelo 42 . G Palmington 43. N . Biancato 44. P. Hawking 45 R. Soncin

46. Ali Abou-Eid 47. K . Iles 48. M . Stuart 49 . A . Gleisner 50. T. Winkler 51 . D . Moysey 52 . A . Tunzi 53 . G . White 54 . P. Bovezza 55 R . Heaney 56 M Richards 57, M Alle n 58. W. McLean 59 Atef Abou-Eid 60. M Robinson 61 . N Stabbing 62 . M . McLachlan 66. K . Varkopoulos 67. B. Grysza n 69. R Griffiths 74 . M . Weate

Cc ;h : rry Connolly n . Coach: 1 Ross 1 . M . Learmonth 2 . G . Hurley 3. R. Livingstone 4. D. Gray 5. N . Power 6. R. McNamara 7. P. Malcolm 8 . J . Sinicco 9 . MHuebner 10. T. Jones

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11 . B . Clark 12. G. Mullins 13. A. Lindsay 14 . T. Heubner 15. D. Andrews 16 . S . McKoy

'. 17. M . Ritchie 18 . C. Rankins 19. 0. Lupton 20. F. O'Rourke 21 . T Ymer 22 . G . Sloan 23 .T. Brideson 24 . I . Goullet 25 . C. Jackson 26. A . Ellett 27. G . Baxter 28.P.Heubner 29. J. Fuller 30. I . Ellet t 31 . C. Matthews 32 .S.Bennett 33. A. Bourke 34. T Burt 35. R. Burns 36. E . Evans 37. C. O'Brien 3& R Fuller 39. M . Paino 40. M . Boyd 41 . J. Queiruga 42 . G . Ogden 43 . D. Shepherdson 44. M . Kendal l 45. N . Faulkner 46. L. Gilmour 47. C. Stanton 48. P. Binyon 49.G . Wade 50. A . Huntington 51 . J. Fai n 52 . M . Pearson 53. M . Jansen 54. L . Pearson 55. S . Preston 56. D. Wei r 57. M . Jarvis 58. R. Kimberley 59. J . Stewart 60. M . Burrows 61 . F. Sadle r 62 . D. Collins 63 . G . Clar k 64 . G. Chapma n 65 . R . Pickering 66 . M .Rawson 67.S .Swanso n

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12 . Andy Featherston 13.P.Graham 14.A .Cook (VC ) 1& D. White 16. A. Teagle 17. Anth. Featherston 18. A. Langha m 19 . I . McCullagh 20. M . Dervan 21 . B . Mazouris 22. G . Henderson 23. P. McNamara 24 . R. Meila k 25, R. Evans 27 B.Tuck 28 . S . Calderwood 29 M . Anderson 30 . A Morell i 31, D, Clough 32 . F. Nuedini 33.T Cannon 34.B. Hann 35 S.Kennedy 36. R . Zammit 37. G . Clerk 38. D. Mills 39. D. McLeod 40. L . Turnley 41 A . Morgan 42.D .Goucher 43 . G . Smith 44 . B . Cetinich 45 . D. DiGenova 46 M . Tuc k

47. P Cuihane 48 . C . Turncliffe 4R G . Don e 50 . A . Cabansag 51 . D . Bubrnc 52 . W. Delier 53. G . Corfield 54 . G . A-Bond 55.A . Thomson 56. G. Rushen 57. D. Grigg 58.T. Gieeson 59. P Linderman 60.P Campagna 61 . W. Kenan 62 . L . Hal l 6& A . Ryan 69. P Burns

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5 YEARS AGO - 198 6 "E" Section coaches were D. Demir (B'wick), Max McColl (Bull . Utd), Rob Woff ( Clay.), Les Rigg (E'wick), Greg Murray (Old Geelong), James Grant (Pen . OB), Ken Bremner(State Bank), M . Roberts (St Bedes), Roger Chitty (Uni . Reds), Dowell M itchell (W'town) .

North Old Boys - they must hate their home ground, the Brens Oval . Two weeks ago Ivanhoe cleaned them up and now BulleenTempiestoure repeated the dose by 61 points, final scores 18.9 to 7.14 .

Best were George, Giles, Demarte (Bull .-Temp .), and Tumbull, Brow n, Borcich . In the reserves Bull : Temp. on top defeated NOB (4th) 23.8 to 8.4.

It was a real traffic jam in "A" Section - De La's 16 points lossto Collegians sawthem topple from istto 6th . Stars were Schober, Nevrman, ' Uemon (Coll .), and Wald ro n, Maher, Deveson (De La) . The 25 selected for Victoria in the Adelaide Carnival were : Dominic Spillane (Old Par .) ( C), Simon Meehan (St Kilda CBCOC) (VC), Peter Adams ( Ivan .), Bruno Conti ( NOB), Paul Considine (NOB), Rob Fuiler (OId Scotch), Frank Gleeson (Old Par.), Shane Gilmore (Bull.-Temp.), Ian Herman (Coll .), Tony Keenan (Bull : Temp.), Phil Kingston ( Orm .), Michael Lopes (St Kilda CBCOB), Mal Palmer (BuII :Temp.), Phil Mehrt en (Orm .), Peter Ryan (De La Salle), Came ro n O'Brien (Old Xavs), Richard Schober (Coll .), Andrew Wallis (Uni . Blues), Mike Yandell (Uni . Blues), Russell Barnes ( Orm .), Daryl Gust (Uni . Blues), Andy Smith (Old Scotch), Stephen Bickford (Coll .) and Ray Berzins (Caul . Gram .), Andrew Wi4ts (Old Melb.) .

The Vics . defeated W.A. in the first match by 120 points, kicking 5 goals in the first quarter, and 7 goals in each of the next 3 quarters to finish with 26 for the day. Came ro n O'Brien at FF kicked 9. Best were M eehan, Considine, O'Brien, Gleason, Mehrten, Kingston .

10 YEARS AGO - 1981 250 games to Kevin White, St Kilda CBOC - best and fairest several times, Victorian player, club secretary, captain, on and on - what a club man and performer !

200 games to North Old Boys Barry O'Connor, Thomastown's Robert Gleason, captain of the club's 1976 Under 19 Amateur Premiership team and now captain .

MHSOB held a supporter's luncheon - notable past players to attend were Jock Nelson, Barrie McDonald, Rick Harley, Chooka Howell, Kevin Grigg, Alex Johnson (VAFA President), Alf Keam (VAFA Secretary) . Also present were Pop Shapin, Arthur Bowater, Bruce McDonald, Bill Watt and School Principal, Lou Ba rberis .

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Old Paradians mourned the death of Peter Eooth who played 10 years with the club and was a member of 7 premiership teams, coach of an undefeated Under 19 team, captain, life member and past president of the club.

North Old Boys held their place in "A" Section four by thrashing top team Ormond, 15 .13to 7.7. Best were S. Weir, G. Carroll, Griffin Considine (NOB) and for Ormond M cCooke, Kingston, Ritchie.

De La Salle moved into the "A" Section four with a big win over St Bernards, 18 .12 to 7.9 with the best, M urphy (7 goals), O'Keefe, Hollier (De La) and M .

Sullivan, P. Wood, Dalma (St Bernards) .

Old Brighton lost their position in "B" Section four to their conqueror, Old Paradians, 9 .10 (64) to 18 .12 (120) with the best forthe visitors : F. Gleason ("A" B&F in 1987), M . M cCarthy and Morelli, and for Old Brighton, J . Priestly (5 goals), Gedye, Epstein .

100 games to AJAX star Henry Ritterman who started at AJAX as a 15 year old, went to MH SOB, then tried his luck at playing for Caulfield and Oakleigh, before being reinstated . Henry, twin brotherto former captain, Michael has been an outstanding clubman .

Collegians welcomed two Wesley schoolboys, Jim Bennett and Stuart Eason, who both "acquitted themselves magnificently, figuring in the best players and kicking 3 goals and 1 goal respectively" . (Both went on to be selected in the Carnival team to go to Perth in 1982 and Jim Bennett is still starring in 1991 - NR .)

15 YEARS AGO - 197 6 Umpire Philip Ro well went intothe history book as the first VAFA field umpire selcted to officiate in a Carnival series hosted by another state . It was the second carnival for Philip as he had umpired inthe 1973 Carnival held in Melbourne.

350 games to Power House veteran, Peter Hutchinson, spread over 20 years, 7 club best and fairest awards, 3 premierships, club captain, Victorian selection, and in 1972, Amateur Footballer of the Year at St Bernard's Grand Final Breakfast . (Peter coached a number of C DEF interstate teams and proved not only to be a good coach but also "snorer extraordinaire" - NR . ) Ivanhoe paid tribute to their skipper, Bill McWhinnie, "the little general" who ran out for his 200th game. Captain for 7 years, Victorian team in 1970, club best and fairest for 3 years . Bill was noted for his fierce determination in playand his service to the club off the ground .

Colle g ians, in a battle for 4th place in "B" Section with Old Paradians, had an easy, 10 goal victory. The victors were in command all day, and their accuracy, 18.9, gave Old Par. 8.10 no chance. Best were Roach,

Wagstaff, M . Permezel (Coll .) and W yons, "i'eile n, Kendall (0. Paradians) .

Old 1'laiieyburians (C) were beaten for the first time when Hampton Rovers triumphed by 2 goals in an exciting last quarter, after trailing by 4 points at the last change. Final socres were 13.11 and 11 .11 with the best, S . Bird, Clarke, C. Earle (HR) and Cocks, G ait, Houghton (Old Hail .).

150 games to Bruce M cKinlay, the second player in Old M entonians historyto have reached that mark.

A great clubman, Bruce was secretary and committeeman for many seasons in the early years of the club .

20 YEARS AGO - 1971 St Bernard's scored a last minute win over Caulfield Grammarians when they kicked 3 goals in the last 5 minutes . It was Caulfield's second defeat in succession as the previous week they had gone down to Ormond by 20 points .

No doubt about the umpires - real sense of values!

After two years of "we must have a board for our important notices", architect Trevor Rowe produced a beautiful work of art, green with gold lettering . The first notice - the world shattering "Please wash your cups" !

200 games to National Bank Reserves captain coach Geoff Phillips.

"Trueboots were Foulsham (Ormond) 8 v Collegians ; Douglas (Coburg) 9 v MHSOB ; Barkley (Univ. Blues) 7 v De La Salle; Nihill (Kew) 6 v Old Xav's and Hick (Ivanhoe) 7 v UHSOB, while in a high scoring match, r c. ._ House 23 .12 defeated Old Geelong Grar- 17.6, stt (Power House) and Rick Whalley (OGG) kicking 13 and 7 respectively.

30 YEARS AGO - 1 96 1 Six leading teams were beaten in the biggest upset of top sides for years. Coburg (2nd in "A" Section) forged ahead of M el bourne High (on top) and went on to an easy win, 8.9 to 3 .6. Faster, and scouting better,

with N orm Beattie and Phil Parkes the stars, Coburg adapted well to the wet and muddy conditions .

Kew (on top in "B" Section) lost their final game for the season when they went down to Ivanhoe (3rd) by 21 points .

Elsternw ick held a reunion of their 1925 premiership team with 22 players and officials in attendance, including Peter M ountjoy (captain), Norm MacDonald (secretary for 25 years), C' . s Loughrey, Alex M artin, Eddie Shaw, CiL .

Williams, "Tuds" Heard, L es Morris, i.eo''- i; , Harold MacDonald (goal umpire) and Frank, . :, ., (boundary umpire) .

100 games at Old Hailey bury to Peter "Circles" M acFarlane and Brian Henderson .

AJAX were the only undefeated team - 12 straight wins in "E" Section, 2 games ahead of Gienhuntiy while Old Ivanhoe and Reservoir Old Boys made up the four.

40 YEARS AGO - 1951 The first Amateur Carnival to b e staged in Vict~:; :< was held at St Kilda Cricket Ground with Cant 3 rr making up 5 with Victoria, South Austr ,-i ia, Tasmania and Western Australia. In a perculiar draw, Victoria finally only played 2 matces - winning both, and kicking 39.18 to Tasmania's 4.4 and 18.20 to Canberra's 2 .5.

South Australia went down by 11 points to Canberra on the opening day and no doubt this loss upset the draw.

A name of interest - in W .A: s team was Billy Snedden 24,6.0, 13.10 (today's speaker in the House of Representatives) .

The Australian Amateur team to play the VFA in Canberra was picked at the close of carnival with Victorian's Doug Arnold and Peter Cox, captain and vice-captain respectively, 13 other Victorians, 3 from W.A ., and 2 each from S .A . and Tasmania .

Vic Health Matches of the Day to be held at Elsternwick Park May/June/July as follows : This Sat Ground avail . for A or B Section match weekend (on request) Sun VAFA U19 v Teal Cup Team June 29th Sat Collegians v Marcellin (A ) June 30th : Sun U19 double header ; 2 matches to be determine d July 6th Sat Old Trinity v Kew (XB) July 7th Sun No matches at EP this day July 13th Sat North Old Boys v Therry (A)

July 14th Sun July 20th Sat July 21st Sun July 27th Sat

No matches at EP this day Old Haileyburians v Collegians (A) No matches at EP this day U19 doubleheader ; 2 matches to be determined July 28th Sun No matches at EP this day Aug 3rd Sat C or D Section doubleheader ; matches to be determined Aug 4th Sun Old Scotch v Old Haileybury (A )

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JI7 < d--- 22n~. (aiternate venue and time if indicated in brackets) A SECTION COLLEGIANS vs MARCELLIN (E . Park - Sat) COLLEGIANS vs MARCELLIN RESERVES (E . Park) ORMOND vs OLD HAILEYBUR Y NORTH OLD BOYS vs OLD MELBURNIANS OLD SCOTCH vs THERRY DE LA SALLE vs UNIVERSITY BLUES B SECTIO N OLD TRINITY vs BANYUL E OLD PARADIANS vs OLD MENTONIANS ST BERNARDS vs PARKSIDE UNIVERSITY BLACKS vs OLD BRIGHTON KEW vs OLD XAVERIAN S C SECTION IVANHOE vs THOMASTOW N STATE/COMM . BANK vs BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE MONASH BLUES vs PRESTON MBOB CAULFIELD GRAMMAR vs FAWNKE R ST KILDA CBCOB vs WHITEFRIARS D SECTIO N LATROBE UNIVERSITY vs OLD IVANHOE ST BEDES vs MHSO B HAMPTON ROVERS vs OLD CAMBERWELL GLENHUNTLY vs OLD GEELON G ST KEVINS vs AJAX (Righetti Oval) E SECTION BULLEEN UNITED vs MAZENOD OC DOVETON vs ST MARYS OLD ESSENDON vs WEST BRUNSWICK NORTH BRUNSWICK vs POWERHOUSE ST ANDREWS vs WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS AQUINAS vs BRUNSWIC K F SECTION PENINSULA OB vs ELSTERNWICK RICHMOND CENTRAL vs ANZ BANK SALESIANS vs BORONIA PAR K UNIVERSITY REDS vs ST PATRICK'S MENTONE UHSOB vs OLD CAREY

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 UNIVERSITY BLUES vs DE LA SALLE BLUE OLD PARADIANS vs OLD XAVERIANS MAZENOD BLUES vs ORMON D OLD SCOTCH vs OLD HAILEYBURY COLLEGIANS vs ST BERNARDS OC (Harry Trott Oval, 2pm ) OLD BRIGHTON vs MARCELLI N U N DER 19 NORTH SECTION ALBANVALE vs NORTH OLD BOYS PARKSIDE vs CHIRNSIDE PAR K OLD IVANHOE vs THOMASTOWN WHITEFRIARS vs BULLEENITEMPLESTOWE OLD TRINITY vs AQUINA S THERRY - BY E UNDER 19 SOUT H SECTION MHSOB vs AJAX MONASH BLUES vs OLD MENTONIANS OLD MELBURNIANS vs ST BEDES CAULFIELD GR vs OLD CAMBERWEL L ST PETER'S CLAYTON vs MAZENOD BLACKS DE LA SALLE GOLD vs HAMPTON ROVER S G NORTH SECTION COLLEGIANS vs KEW (Harry Trott Oval, 12 noon) THERRY vs ELTHAM O C ALBANVALE vs CHIRNSIDE PARK MARCELLIN vs NORTH OLD BOYS OLD SCOTCH vs ST BERNARDS O C OLD PARADIANS vs BULLEEN(TEMPLESTOW E G SOUTH SECTIO N AJAX vs ST KILDA CBCOB (Oval 2, A . Park) OLD MELBURNIANS vs KONTIAS-NTH CAULFIELD MAZENOD OC vs DE LA SALLE GLENHUNTLY AFC vs MONASH WHITES (Caulfield Park) ST KEVINS vs OLD HAILEYBURY (St Kevins College)

ass its i and t~adrk~ All atpthe Ump res' Asstocia on would gal so wish t o On of Con ® Jo ~r ansen famil esAforAthe~agresoss Rovers, on his recentappointmentasVictoria's pass on our sympathy to Hampton . Well done to Justin (The Judge) Toohey on and off the field . ® A few congratulations this week . From all reports Justin acquitted himself well both e was fantastic, and that he enjoyed th representative at the Perth Carnival Justin wouid•like to mention that the hospitality of the Sandgroper s experience of running with the other interstate umpires - Rob Faulkner (1~, Alan Robertson (SA) and Mike McLean o4her' (WA)- . a4 mention to Peter (The Agate) Harris who acted as `m oiedt at,4gwasdtheef ndiof4he4our' . quoted captain) inu Yic's Fuller ( ® Spec+ many morning . ~~ in the game on the boundary at Trinity last week . Shane's even washing gear atthree 1 rand annix celebrated his 100th M Archbishop) ® Shane ( student who only foths St Bede '. s highlight s Park . A big achievement p at VFL championrsh up the good work the VicHeaith .

Keep 1990 he ran . Now you can celebrate legally, Shane .eoWith the Albur y turned 18 last Monday celebrated hi .

Well donet+t ilson ® Leo 'Woodrow' W s appeared in the goals a tota! of 700~imes Lowe who both made it recently . The hard work has paid and Southern Umpires and has Harford and Gary Davi d for Grade * Welcome to B Lowe coincidence that off - now take the next step. running in E Section with Zappa last week . Is it just a see a Brian Goodman + Did we really he came back the same day as Ablett?

9516199) : 10q pts ) TRIVIA NIGHT (, Enrico' ® HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE he Kisser' and company(75 pts) .

Curran and Santo T : Geoff pany. { Table ~m~Colin~ing,Lari W inning undies) ; `Curro' (the `Dnve Alan Conway, Geoff MAlusicai ; `Binchy' Awards'Chilie', p'N-XT,A1 : Santo ('His Pantsfor Her' Boxer sho rts) prize winners Major ) ( a n d ' C o m f r t p c k g e wool (or pure bull) coat 4-eahelaam andot~herswSioco ordinated. in his $400 pure Gary 'Elvis' Clancy Richie, `6~oppythe , Tr'function people who attended and to who compered as well as doing all the paperwork 50 'fhan~tothe the back to `Rusty' the evening . A pat onNOW??? n David Alla a liarradenc ~>3 . WHERE ARE 7'I1E`! and Dale M oore ason, Alan Bishop, David Bonnyman, Trevor Rowe, Bill M John Hinton, .

John M alcolm, John McDonald, Bill AhIm, Brian McCusker, Ian MP S' with 1 992 in mind . scribes together last week at Ormond . A great F U ing out for these' k We're loo to the appointment committee for pairing these two ® Thanks orbe fined! day was had by all so look out for more si ~ons~hin~ag' - next Thursday tJune 2~• Be there and Mecc a Mike and : AdvisOrs'Meeting ® REMINDER

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V ~~ A SECTIO N OLD HAILEYBURY vs NORTH OLD BOYS Field: Geoff Ridd, Darren Dalgleish Boundary : Jim Huckson, Frank Martinez Goal: Bernie Hoare, Mike Lentin i OLD SCOTCH vs ORMOND (E . Park - Sat) Field: Robert Bell, Russell Franci s Goal: Jules Velleman, Andrew Hoga n OLD SCOTCH vs ORMON D(Res - E . Park - Sat) Field: Club umpires Boundary: David Fowler, Shane Mannix Goat: Nancy McTaggart, Geoff Grigg THERRY vs COLLEGIANS Field: Steve McCarthy, Justin Toohey Goal : Reno Barichievich, Steve Hoppe r OLD MELBURNIANS vs UNIVERSITY BLUES Field: Noel McDonald, Mark Gibso n Goat: Ken Pitcher, Dennis Webster MARCELLIN vs DE LA SALLE OC Field: Steve Clinch, Andrew Kilner Goal: Gary Clancy, Gary Baumgarto n B SECTION OLD MENTONIANS vs ST BERNARD'S OC Field: Peter Mair, Gary Lowe Goal: John Kelly, Bill Ross UNIVERSITY BLACKS vs OLD PARADIANS Field: Graeme Thwaites, Peter Wiseman Goal: Robert Dunstan, David Joblin g OLD BRIGHTON vs OLD TRINITY Field: David Harford, Geoff Curran Goal: Roy Tucknott, Bob Seymour PARKSIDE vs OLD XAVERIANS Field: Tony Hales, Geoff Moore Goa/: Don McKenzie, Mike Richardson BANYULE vs KE W Field: Peter Keogh, Andrew McPherson Goat: Trish Boyd, Jason Tyrell C SECTION BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE vs MONASH BLUES Field: Mike Gilday, Alan Lad d CAULFIELD GRAMMAR vs STATE/COMM . BANK Field : Chris Keeton, Brian Lowe FAWKNER vs IVANHO E Field : Michael Fords, John Natoli PRESTON MBOB vs WHITEFRIARS Field: Rob Mayston, Paul Lavale THOMASTOWN vs ST . KILDA CBOC Field: Jason Moore, Anthony Dame n D SECTION MHSOB vs HAMPTON ROVERS Field: Clark Thuys Boundary: Adrian McMaster, Luke Kirton GLENHUNTLY vs ST BEDES Field: Andrew Taylo r OLD GEELONG vs LATROBE UNI Field: Andrew Belcher, Kirk Devers OLD CAMBERWELL vs AJA X Field: Tim Keating, Damien Donahue Boundary: Don Walto n OLD IVANHOE vs ST KEVINS Field: David Miller E SECTION MAZENOD vs AQUINAS Field: Ted Keating, Jeff O'Rourke Goal: Mike Murray (Rot), Neil Edwards WEST BRUNSWICK vs ST MARY'S Field: Jeff Bea r NORTH BRUNSWICK vs ST ANDREW'S ;'Field: David D'Alter a POWERHOUSE vs BULLEEN UNITED (2 .15 start) Field: Santo Caruso

E SECTION continued WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS vs OLD ESSENDON GR. Field: Gary Knight, Mark Bushfield (Rot) BRUNSWICK vs DOVETO N Field: Peter Harris, Richard Simon (Rot) F SECTION ANZ BANK vs SALESIAN O C Field: Brad Lowe UNI REDS vs RICHMOND CEN . (Sun - Brunswick St Oval) Field: Norm Nugent, Ken Walker ST PATRICK'S MENTONE vs PENINSULA OB Field: Tony McKenzi e Boundary: Brad Johannsen BORONIA PARK vs OLD CAREY Field: Pat Maebus, Peter Simpson ELSTERNWICK vs UHSOB Field: Tony Murph y UNDER 19 SBCTIOP! 1 DE LA SALLE BLUE vs OLD BRIGHTON Field: Alan Conway Goal: Leo Wilson, Hany Eid ORMOND vs OLD XAVERIANS Field: Paul Rapke Goal: Adam Harris, Sam Kahn OLD SCOTCH vs COLLEGIANS Field: Rob Dooley Boundary: Anthony Gabriel, James Brown Goal: James Cheshire, Graeme Simpson OLD HAILEYBURY vs UNIVERSITY BLUES Field: Glen Furness, Wayne Henry Boundary: Dirk Kramer, Brad Hodge ST BERNARD'S vs MAZENOD BLUES Field: Tom Zapadlo MARCELLIN vs OLD PARADIANS Field: Ron Martin UNDER 19 NORTH SECTIO N NORTH OLD BOYS vs THERRY (Gillon Oval Brunswick) Field: Chris Box THOMASTOWN vs CHIRNSIDE PARK Field: Ashley Dreier, Alan Stubbs Boundary: Paul Costantin, Dean Costantin WHITEFRIARS vs OLD TRINITY Field: Cameron Swale, Marc English BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE vs ALBANVALE Field: Brack Hayward, Anthony Podesta AQUINAS vs OLD IVANHO E Field: Barry Reichelt PARKSIDE - BY E UNDER 19 SECTION SOUTH ST BEDES vs DE LA SALLE GOL D Field: Gary Beasle y OLD CAMBERWELL vs MONASH BLUES (1 .30 start) Field: David Ashton CAULFIELD GR . vs OLD MELBURNIANS Field: Mike Wakelin Boundary: Vin Vescovi, Greg Dowling Goal: John Pickett, Rob Liddl e OLD MENTONIANS vs AJAX Field: Geoff Kelly, Ron Smit h Boundary: Robert Condon, David Billimoria HAMPTON ROVERS vs ST PETER'S CLAYTON Field: Rob Collie Boundary: David Chalmers, Ben McKee Goat: Bill Fowler, Gordon Chalmers MAZENOD BLACKS vs MHSO B Field: Simon Vandersluys Boundary: Mark Cimdins, Tim Creighton VAFA vs TEAL CUP TEA M Field: Richard Simon, Mark Bushfield Boundary: David Gourlay, Leah Gallagher Goal : Jason Tyrrell, Andrew Hogan

MILESTONES AT U.H .S.O.B. All at University High congratulate Colin "Cookie" Gathercole on playing his 150th game last week (15/6) . Colin first played in 1982 and has been a fine contributor on and off the field . Career highlights include senior captain, 1984 reserves prem member, commiteeman and trip away organiser . We all look further to many more fine games .

Further congratulations to the following 8 players who have played their 50th game recently. Pat Burns : (1987) Has developed into an excellent close checking defender. Percy Burns : (1981) The longest time to play 50 games in club history due to injury from head to toe; courageous player at all times . David Bunn (1988) : Developed into an excellent rover who loves to kick a snag. Highest number of handballs in a game - 5 all to himself . M att Davidson : (1987) One of the team leaders with great skills. Excellent addition to the committee. Sandro Epifanca : (1988) VAFA 19901eading goa!kicker, strong as a . . . ., loves training especially the run-throughs. We all know the next 8 games will be back to 1990 form . Gino Mazza : (1988) Well disciplined player who never argues with the umpire and trains twice every week! Boycey favourite player.

M att Roberts : (1988) Social organiser ; great rightfootstyle; very modest player - every time teh ball gets within 30 metres all we he is -"Its Matty's" . Andy Savacii yn : (1985) The Don Burke of Amateur football : The quiet achiever. Scorcher is always in the right place on the field, except now he is in Asia .

Well done to all of the above from players, supporters and your committee at U.H .S .O.B.

50 ;, : :S FOR CHOPPER M ark Vena:- de, also known as "Chopper" .

"Smithy", "MechanoMan" or "Major", playshis5o,,,, gamefor Ri c hrv' o nd Central this week (22/6Theman with more nicknames than teeth has never been one of the glamour boys of the Amateurs, and never made the list of the ten best looking men around but is a workhorse in the reserves where he is DVC this year, It has been a long 50 games for him with quite a lot of injuries along the way, so many that he gets rubbed down with CRC before a game in case of rusting . !ES T4? NORTH O .B . - STAN BOCZAR Everyone at North Old Boys wisti to congratulat e Stan = oc r on reaching the 50 game milestone last week (15l6) . Having starting in 1988, Stan has achieved this milestone by playing all of his games in the U19s and is now only 5 games short of the club record for U19 matches . After joining the club as a very young 15.y.o ., Stan has now matured as the U19s No . 1 ruckman and continued improvement will result in a very long senior career with the club. Congratulations Stan from the committee, players and supporters of North Old Boys .

50 GAME S AT DE L A M att y Demattia plays his 50th game for the club this week (22/6) . Hopefully the next 50 want take quite as long as this tough and fiery defender often comes under the Amateur umpires eye . Well done Dimma and "keep punchin" .

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All ~' .'_ ' s.nd Under 1~ home teams must phone Na n~y _ . :agart (528 3319/528 2471) before 5p ^ each S,-~ urday afternoon with final scores only.

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

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

A and B Section teams playing in a Sunday Elsternwick Park °ature game must phone Norm immediately from Elsternwick Pa All G section and ~~xve section home teams must phon e Ron L ; _ °,;' (:'79 8171) before 3pm each Saturday afternoon with final scores only.

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

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COACHES CLIPBOA edited by Mike McArthur- en ANALYSING PERFOR M ANCE Myfirst article for Coaches Clipboard ; 'Doing Your Homework' focussed on collecting and analysing information about the opposition . In this article I would like to expand and focus on the collection and analysis of information relating to my own team .

At a recent dinner I spoke to Trevor Fletcher, the Reserves Coach at Footscray, and was ,interested to hear of the detailed analysis undertaken by Terry Wheeler concerning player peformance and team performance for each match which he passes on to the players .

Using information provided by six statisticians and video tape of the game Terry spends hours in front of a computer organising information aboutthe match in general and individual player's performances . Of course Terry Wheeler is a full time coach and has at his disposal time, resources and personnel that he can access . For the Amateur coach there exists a number of constraints in all of these areas . Yet with good planning and despite these contraints, game and player analysis is both possible and essential for the Coach of the 90s .

The key issue for me as I attempt to gather the necessary information is that of appropriate support personnel who can assist with the gathering and sorting of data . Apart from havin g had an excellent runner in Greg Anderson for all of my senior coaching career at Banyule, I have also had the same 'right hand man' . Both men are an integral part of my operatio n on a Saturday. Stephen Docherty has been chairman of selectors and right hand man to me at Banyule and as we not only grew up together, attended the same High school, known each other for 25 years and most importantly, played Senior football together for many years, we have a very sound working relationship . Stephen has a complete understanding of my coaching techniques and strategies . He has played a lot of Senior Amateur football and has a first rate understanding of the game . I respect his thoughtful advice and trust him more than anyone. He is the ideal candidate for the demanding and complex role he fills .

As we do not have the benefit of a videotape of each game Stephen records in note form every important aspect of the play : positive elements, negative examples, notes re opposition tactics, goal and point scorers for each team, quarter by quarter best players for both sides . A sample from his notes of last Saturday are as follows : 1ST QUARTER 41/2 minute mark - Adams handball to Power - easy shot for goal - miss - point .

51/2 minute mark - Turnbull snaps after miss kick by full back - point .

61/2minute mark -Gilbert gathers ball after spill from pack - he works face of pack well . Power in front causes spill. Goal results . Parry instigated goal - beaten in one contest - but chased re-gathered and passed to Gent who kicked at Power's lead .

Stephen's notes usually work out to be about 8 pages in length and are extremely detailed .

As an aside . . .while this is happening Glen Walle and Grant Pyers (both assistant coaches) use a magnetic board to place the opposition team - using names if known or numbers . This assists me in coaching and determining particular opposition strategies . Whenever possible four people collect statistics for our players and one person collects information on the opposition's key players (usually six) . On match days therefore I can access a number of different people for information and coach accordingly.

It is on a Sunday however that I carefully consider and analyse the stats and Stephen's detailed notes . The information provided allows me to confirm or deny my own opinion about 'how the game went', 'team played' or 'how individuals played' . Information from these notes may then influence the training program plan for the week (eg need for more tackling ; work on opposite side of body etc), development of team strategies and certainly selection .

The notes and stats also assist in my writing of an 'In Retrospect' document which I provide for all players . This document is distributed during the week and discussed with the last weeks side and potential inclusions for the next game at a team meeting during the week . The document aims to analyse our performance both as a team and individually as well as highlight positive and negative aspects of team play . It is a good teaching tool and a good way to remind all players of the basic fundamentals we are hoping to follow .

In summing up - it is the detailed work of Stephen and the hard work of the other assistants that enable me to be better informed about specifics and better prepared ; that is more able to offer specific advice and instruction to the players . My advice to all coaches is to seek out and actively involve people around your club to assist you in gathering information - often it can keep some 'would-be coaches' occupied and out of your hair - but more importantly assist you in your coaching role . Good luck . Article by John Simpso n Senior Coach Banyul e

IT IS REQUESTED TFTAT CONTRARY TO WHAT APPEARS O N PAGE 102 OF THE FIXTURE HANDBOOK A LL CLUBS INCLUDING A A N D B SECTION CLUBS MUST FORWARD GOA LKICKERS AND BEST PLAYERS FOR INCLUSION IN'THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER' ON T H E PROPER FORMS. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE LE A DING GOALKICKERS - PROGRESSIVE TOTAL COLULIN, I'A UST BE UPDATED TO SHOW THE CLU __ 'S TOP 6 GOALKICKERS FOR THE YEAR TO DATE .

KEW Clayton 2, Brassd 2, Cullen, Bowater, Jack, Porte . BEST Love, White, Pedretti, Bowater, Brassd, King .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Bromell 4, Cerni 2, O'Neale, Glover . BEST Bromell, A . Gray, Anderson ORMOND 3.3 7.6 7.9 9 .10 .64 MARCELLING OC 2 .6 3.8 6.12 7.12 .54 ORMOND Roth 2, Kingston 2, Petering, McConville . McCooke, S . Grace, Wood . BEST Kingston, Clarke, McCooke, Wood, S . Grace, Hille .

MARCELLING OC Mason 2, Petroff 2, Chun, Zannoni, M . Getson . BEST Sexton, Carata, O'Flynn, Slattery, Bendoricchio, Duncan .

COLLEGIANS 4 .6 10 .9 10 .12 14.17.101 OLD MELBURNIANS 0 .1 3 .3 7.5 8.5.53 COLLEGIANS Schober 3, Mount 2, Woolhouse 2, Proctor 2, Pollock 2, Wallace 2, Happell . BEST Daly, Bennett, Wallace, Proctor, Wright, Irvine OLD MELBURNIANS Nichols 2, Smithers 2, Blood, Webb. A . Witts, Anastakis. BEST Anastakis, Phillips, Theodore, Baldwin, Ward Ambler, R . Nelson .

UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 .6 3.7 5 .9 5 .10.40 NORTH OLD BOYS 2 .3 7.5 8.7 8 .10.58 UNIVERSITY BLUES Stevenson 3, Matthews, Allardice. BEST Van Denderen, Kirsanovs, Kams, Stevenson, Formosa, Macaulay .

NORTH OLD BOYS A . Egan 3, Garnham 2, Phyland 2, Hanlon . BEST Cahill, Martin, Hanlon, Atkinson, Boyle, Cerini, Egan .

THERRY CCOB 4.4 4.7 9.10 9.10 .64 OLD HAILEYBURY 2.0 7.4 7.4 8.5 .53 THERRY CCOB Biddlestone 2, Zanetti, Falcone, S . Eastmure, Grocock, Taylor, Castaldi, Bosanko . BEST Ramsay, Careter, Biddlestone, Taylor, Bosanko, S. Eastmure.

OLD HAILEYBURY Baxter 2, Walden 2, Armstrong, Lappage, M Phillips, Main . BEST Orton, Armstrong, Baxter, Carty, Robinson, G .

Anderson .

DE LA SALLE OC 1 .7 4 .8 6 .13 6.13.49 OLD SCOTCH 3 .0 4.2 6 .4 8.6.54 DE LA SALLE OC Borg 2, Fraser, Lowe, Knuppel, P O'Callaghan, BEST Campbell, Prezens, Rosman, Kruger, P. ,O'Callaghan, Lowe, OLD SCOTCH McCa113, Brown 2, Au ard . Brady, Eagle. BEST Reddish, J, Hart, Smith, T. Hart, Jackson, Aujard .

OLD PARADIANS 5 .2 10.4 11 .7 12.11 .83 BANYULE 4.4 6.8 9.12 11 .13.79 OLD PARADIANS Skerntt3,Gleeson 3, Cosgrrff 2, B. Joyce, Beare, Philp, Stuckey BEST J . Geary, M . Considine, Gleason, Stuckey, Nelson, Vincen t BANYULE Witchell 3, Gilham 2, Power, Gilbert, Coulson, Sutterby .

Turnbull, R . Hogan . BEST D . Williams, Gent, Harte, Sutterby, R . Parry, Gdha m OLD TRINITY 4 .6 6.8 6.10 10.12.72 PARKSIDE 2 .2 5.7 6 .9 6.9.45 OLD TRINITY Norman 2, Rogers 2, Anderson, R . Beardsley, Borghesi, Boxtel, Heath, C Robison BEST C . Robison, Parkes, Allibon, Dunn, Taylor, Norman .

PARKSIDE Cotter 2, Sedgewick, Glasgow, Panlan, Williams, BEST Bradley, Rodwell, Page, Coombes, Glasgo w OLD XAVERIANS 2 .2 4.3 7.4 11 .5.71 ST BERNARDS OC 5 .1 8.7 11 .7 13.10 .88 OLD XAVERIANS Mithen 5 . J. McKay 4, M . Dalton, Dillon . BEST Bailey, Holmes, Mithen, R . Dalton, Petroff, D Landrigan.

ST BERNARDS OC L . Gollant 5, Fitzpatrick 2, Walsh 2, Hogan, F Comm . Horn, Burke. BEST Egan. V Comito, Fitzpatrick, L Gollant, Maha, Horn OLD BRIGHTON 2 .3 3.5 6 .8 7.8.50 OLD MENTONIANS 3 .1 8 .6 9 .9 12 .14.86 OLD BRIGHTON Hayden 3. Pryor 2, Allen, Perry BEST Lade. Pryor, James, Blair, Perry, Carter .

OLD MENTONIANS Solley 3. Turner 3, Bournon 2, Barrett, Davis, N Macquire . Rogers. BEST Rugers, Newman, Solley, R Macquire . Best .

Bourno n 2 .2 5.7 6 .9 8 .10.58 KEW UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 .2 6.3 9.6 12 .7.79

17.12 19.17.131 STATE/COMM . BANK 5 .4 11.8 10 .12 11 .14.80 THOMASTOWN 4 .6 8.11 STATE/COMM . BANK A . Pitts 5, Beer 4, Corboy 3, Beare 2 . Jenkins, Andrews, Buchanan, Ranginui, Gniel . BEST Short, Maher, Andrews, Keighran, Bunnett, A . Pitts.

THOMASTOWN J . Bubis 4, Karambelas 2, D . Fellows 2, Nazifouski, Papatoanou, D. Farchione. BEST Morobito, Karambelas, Fellows, Lentini, Langbourne, Colosimo IVANHOE 2 .2 5.7 8.17 10 .18.78 PRESTON MBOB 1 .2 4.6 5.6 5 .10.40 IVANHOE E . Flynn 3, Kennedy 2, Lengacher 2, Manuel, Mathew, Strangwick . BEST T Jackson, E . Flynn, Kennedy, RavAey, Tucker, Barro .

PRESTON MBOB Stewart 2, Philp, McKenna, Kynacou . BEST McGaw, Coleman, Bennett, O'Brien, Noble, Bulloc k WHITEFRIARS OC 3 .3 6 .8 7.10 10.13 .73 MONASH BLUES 1 .6 3 .8 4.8 6 .11 .47 WHITEFRIARS OC Pratt 4, Lee 2, Reidy 2, Micro, McKeown . BEST Carbone, Bateman, Jenkins, McKeown, Coghlan, Burke .

MONASH BLUES Baring 2, Newman, Hildebrand, Koop, Seaton . BEST Seaton, Hipwell, McGregor, P. Miles, Baring, Little .

FAWKNER 1 .8 1 .8 2 .15 2.18.30 BULLEENTEMP. 1 .6 3.10 4 .12 5.14.44 FAWKNER Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

BULLEEN-TEMP. T. Agosta, George, Mayne, C. Parris, Shine . BEST George, Harvie, Robertson, S . Young, Shine, McInerney.

ST KILDA CBOC 2 .0 4.3 7,4 12 .7.79 7.10 7.10.52 CAULFIELD GR 3 .2 5.4 ST KILDA CBOC Riddell 4,Fitzsimon 3, P. Kerian 2, Buzza, Raffa, Chapple. BEST Capiron, Chapple, Murphy, Sherman, Conroy, Boyd CAULFIELD GR Scholten 2, Kaznski 2, Wilson, Horton, Cronin . BEST T. Royals, Holmes . Di Crosta, Simpson, Cronin, Scholten.

ST BEDES 2 .3 2 .5 2 .7 3 .9.27 OLD IVANHOE 3 .1 5.1 6.3 6 .3 .39 ST BEDES McColough, Purcell, Seeley. BEST Hutchinson, Parsons, Flannery, Newport, Smith, T. Beasley.

OLD IVANHOE Pidoto 2, Cavanagh, Dyson, Jensen, Smith . BEST Smith .

Jenkins, Dyson, Jensen, Parry. Corlett.

LATROBE UNI 0 .1 2 .5 6.8 11 .9.75 OLD CAMBERWELL 1 .5 1 .8 3 .9 4.12 .36 LATROBE UNI Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

OLD CAMBERWELL Harvey, McCahon, Kynacou, Armstrong . BEST Spurrntt, Jackson, Mitchell, Leitch, Adams, Wood s AJAX 3.4 8.6 10.11 14 .16.100 HAMPTON ROVERS 5 .6 6.8 6 .8 7.10.52 AJAX Gordon 3, D Sheezel 3, Goetz 2, Levy 2, D . Marks 2, Briskin, M Pat. BEST BursLn, D . Pat, Micmacher, Klooger, Gunn, Goetz .

HAMPTON ROVERS Panagiohdis, G . Devereaux, S . Devereaux, Hoggett, McConville, Melnjak, Young . BEST S Devereaux, Capp .

McGregor, Young, Hoggett, Hende r OLD GEELONG 3.3 4.4 7.6 8 .8 .56 MHSOB 1 .2 3.4 4.7 5 .9 .39 OLD GEELONG Furphy 2, P Handbury 2, Gunn, Harwood, MacDougal, Bayliss BEST Bayliss, Gunn . Colaci . P Handbury, Fawcett, MacDougal MHSOB Bamert 3, Green 2 BEST Newton, Athanasopoulos, Dawson, Bamert, Adduci ST KEVINS OB 1 .0 4 .4 6 .7 9.13.67 GLENHUNTLY 0.4 2 .6 4 .7 4.8.32 ST KEVINS OB Hourigan 3, Beale3, Sargeant, Gross, Mulcahy BEST Pivetta, McNair, Houngan, McKaige, Hardy . Sargean t GLENHUNTLY Halpin, Lays, T Hill, Palmer, BEST O'Keefe . Schultz.

Palmer, Monaghan, McGrath, C Horsey .

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O~ r ST MARYS 3.4 6.8 6 .10 9.16.70 pOWER HOUSE 4 .2 5.3 6 .4 7.5.47 ST MARYS T. Brideson 3, M . Ritchie 2, M Huebner, T Jones. T Ymer BEST M . Learmouth, F O'Rourke, T. Brideson . T McCaskell pOWER HOUSE Corbett 3 . B. Hall . Kemp, Hansen, Dodd, BEST Doyle, Martin, Morris, Hollowood, Desler, B, Hal l ST ANDREWS 5.3.33 MAZENOD 19.21 .135 ST ANDREWS Parke3. Campbell, Weate. BEST W Abou~Eid, Emblem .

Galea, Parke, Rule, Serb e MAZENOD Rekic 7 . Hadfield 3, McMullin 3 . D Murray 2, Barker, Riley, Francis, Noble. BEST O'Hara, Conroy, Rekic, D Murray . Barker. Hadfield DOVETON 7.13.55 WEST BRUNSWICK 4.7.31 DOVETON Burgess 2, Dyke, Goodwin, Womersley, T O'Donnell .

Charleston BEST BeugelaacS.RegecBurgess. TO'Donnell,Campbell .

Ahdore WEST BRUNSWICK McNaughton, Hatzopolou. Magafas, Jackson BEST McNaughton, Johnstone, Kyrakidis, Sanalko, Magafas, McDonald .

WILLIAMSTOWN 4 .3 11 .8 18 .10 28.15.183 BRUNSWICK 6.1 7.3 10 .5 11 .7.73 ,i,WILLIAMSTOWN P. Graham 8, L Turnley 6, M . Tuck 3 . T Cannon 2 .

P McNamara 2 . A. Cook 2 . A Harvy 2 . A. Featherston, D Clough, A Morgan BEST White, Turnley . Cook, Morgan, Featherston. Graham, BRUNSWICK Black 2, McBride 2 . Snelson 2. Sayers, Kannagessier, Cross, Stevens, Hewitt . BEST Carroll, Green, I Campbell . Barley. Stevens .

W. Smit h OLD ESSENDON 3 .4 4 .7 5 .11 6.11 .47 AQUINAS 0 .0 4.3 5 .5 6.9 .45 OLD ESSENDON Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

AQUINAS Lablache 2, Coster, Leavy, Tarulii, J . Livingston . BEST Tarulli, Bell, J, Livingston, S Livingston, Vankirkhoven, Hodge, BULLEEN UNITED 2 .2 5 .4 7.13 8.14 .62 NORTH BRUNSWICK 2.2 4 .3 6.3 10.5 .65 BULLEEN UNITED Ciro3, Harris, Morley, Kelly, Hopkins. Tymms BEST Flew, S . Avery, Harris, Deliaca, Ciro, Shap e NORTH BRUNSWICK D. DeMorton 3, A Tirchett 2, Grimaldi 2, Boudoioh, V Randeilo, Kibizis BEST Grimaldi . Hehir. J Tirchett, B .

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RICHMOND CENTRAL 3.3 3.6 6.11 8.11 .59 ELSTERN W ICK 2.10 10.15 13.19 17.27.129 RICHMOND CENTRAL D Shannon 4, Fulton 3, M, Warton BEST Bastow, D . Sando, M . Warton, Bell, S, Pickett, D . Shannon ELSTERNWICK Southall 4, Guinane 3, M Andrew 2, Paviovic 2, Hill, AlbConhn, Christie, Byrne, Bolte, Ward . BEST Blennerhassett, Southall, Hankin . Adrian Conlin M Andrew, Gwnan e PENINSULA 2 .2 8.5 9.6 11 .12 .78 BORONIA PARK 3.5 7.7 12.10 12.11 .83 PENINSULA Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived.

BORONIA PARK Hincksman 2, Carew 2, Judge 2 . Featonby, Martin, Clarke Monish, Weinlich . Whale . BEST Team Effort OLD CAREY 2 .4 5.5 7.7 7.8 .50 SALESIAN 3 .4 6.5 6.8 7.8 .50 OLD CAREY Hickey 3, Dyson 2, Ballagh, Hughes BEST Collyer, ST Paterson, Skene, Keppell, Baliagh, Ustick SALESIAN Cincotta 2 . Nannes 2, Garafolo . Byrne . A. Grace BEST Hayes, Perna, Bobetic, Nannes . Quinn, G . Gaspa n ST PAT'S MENTONE 2 .2 3 .5 4 .7 7.8 .51 ANZ BANK 2 .0 6.2 8 .5 11 .5 .71 ST PAT'S MENTONE Henson 2, Paul Murphy, Horler . B Kellett.

Mulnoiiand . Emmerson. BEST Barry Paul Murphy, Scanlan . O'Brien .

Peter Lewis, Sullivan ANZ BANK Nicholosi 3, Szeitz 2 . Reed 2 . N Vergos. Ganley. Smith .

Larkin BEST Sore, Smith, Saneiir Koegier, Nicoiosi, McLeod UHSOB 0.1 3 .1 4 .3 5.4.34 UNIVERSITY REDS 3 .2 6 .3 7.5 11 .8 .74 UHSOB Epifano 2, G Smith . Freeman, Gathercole BEST Tran ;ino Davidson, G . Smith, Strahan . Skinns, McLean

UNIVERSITY REDS Fossa 4 . Tehan 3, Barone 2, Warwick . G Schiavo BEST Doyle, Urban, Ryles, S Salzano, Fossa . Cook

OLD XAVERIANS 2 .2 3 .2 4 .2 3 .5.23 BULLEEN-TEMP. 4.1 9.4 12.9 15.11 .101 OLD XAVERIANS A . Burke 2, A . Bourke BEST M Tyreli, J . Sadler, S .

McCardle, J. McGrath, A. Sheehan, C Ralph , BULLEEN-TEMP. Shine 6. Kile 3, Hatton 2, Fraser, Parkinson, P. Saw, Brindley BEST P. Saw, Parkinson, Shields, A . Saw, Hatton, Shine.

COLLEGIANS 4 .2.26 OLD SCOTCH 10 .12 .72 COLLEGIANS Lie 2, Taylor, Tadgell. BEST Tadgeii, Parsons, S Mackay, C Mackay, Taylor. Comiey OLD SCOTCH Price 4, Sunderland 2, Hawkins, Hoyle, Lockett, Perkins .

BEST Kay, McLeish, Sunderland, Hawdon . Price, Hoyle ALBANVALE 4 .3 .27 NORTH OLD BOYS 10 .15 .75 ALBANVALE M Smith, G . Radford, C. Agius, Phillips BEST A McDonald, C. Bigham, J . Bigham, M . Phillips. B. Clark, A Parfrey NORTH OLD BOYS D Ryan 3, Perrone 2, Allman 2, Biscard, Fogarty .

McGnlien . BESTAIiman, Cotter, Trimboli, Nardella, D . Ryan, McGrilien.

MARCELLIN 2 .4 8.7 10.7 13.10.88 THERRY 1 .0 1 .0 2 .1, 3 .2 .20 MARCELLIN Rozenboom 4 . Buhagiar 3, Day 2, T.G. Slattery 2, Douglas, Rule BEST Buhagiar, TG . Slattery. Justin Rimes, Boothey . Rozenboom, Slaviero THERRY O'Sullivan, J . Sandman . McIntyre. BEST McIntyre . Masters, J Sandman . Brisbane, Mohren . Lin d OLD PARADIANS 0 .2 1 .5 1 .5 1 .6.12 ELTHAM 5.1 6 .4 9 .7 11 .8 .74 OLD PARADIANS Lew Kee BEST C Ray, P Burge . R Toonen, P Lord .

P Brennen, M, Vea r ELTHAM Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

ST BERNARDS 10 .12.72 FIT 1 .4 .10 ST BERNARDS Looker 3, Rogerson 2, Devers . Monaghan, O'Connell .

Holden, Deasy . BEST Devers, J Monaghan . F Monaghan . B Doolan .

Creake. Rogerso n FIT Byrnes BEST P Byrnes T Johnstone, B Holburt . T Nucara, P Allen, P Morley CHIRNSIDE PARK 2.9.21 KEW 7.8.50 CHIRNSIDE PARK M . De Jong . G. De Jong BEST Sanderson, Cornellison . Harrington . Andrew, Matthyssen. G De Jon g KEW O'Dea 2, Phelan, D Macisaac, Rob Maclsaac, Northam .

Lidgerwood . BESTGreenv.rood, Alexeyeff, Furlong, Northam, McEncroe.

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BLOODS 3 .3 13.7 17.9 22.14.146 OLD HAILEYBURY 0 .2 0.2 1 .2 1 .2.8 BLOODS R . McAsey 5 . Watkins 4, Ellam 4. Findlay 2, Nanowch 2, Curtis.

Smith, Ellis, Turner, C . McDoneli . BEST Rowbottom . Turner, Amarant .

Smith, Van, C . McDonel l

OLD HAILEYBURY White BEST Caspers . krause. Bride . Aughterson, Ladds . Tmkler.

OLD MELBURNIANS 1 .1 1 .3 3.3 3 .4 .22 DE LA SALLE 1 .5 4 .6 7.8 8.8 .56 OLD MELBURNIANS Hockney, Parslow, Donovan BEST Georgione, Cordner, Donovan Potter . Dugdale. Hunt .

DE LA SALLE Bolt 3 . Murtagh 2, Goss, McBeth Robertson BEST Bolt, Ladson . Cooper. Goodyear, Goss, Byrn e MAZENOD 10.19.79 OLD GEELONG 4.3 .27 MAZENOD Noone 4, Hubery 3 . Hoffman . Collins, Hallam BEST Hoffman, Hubery Noone, Jackson. Sandys, Waye OLD GEELONG Stubbings 2 . Bayley. Dowling . BEST McMillan . Gough .

Cowdry. Ploughman, McKinnon Stubbings ST KEVINS 0.2 1 .3 1 .5 1.6.12 ST JOHNS 5 .5 8.8 11 .12 17.15 .11 7

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

ST KEVINS Freeman . BEST OKeefe, Wilson, G . Banoua, O'Brien, J .

Nettlefoid, Corrigan .

ST JOHNS Cantwell 3, Corcoran 2, Higgins 2, Ham 2, Ladson 2, Sutue 2. Chadwick, Hempel, Koppens, Sheehan . BEST Deayton, Phelps, Higgins, Constantino, Cantwell, Corcoran.

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6 .11.47 ST KILDA CBC 10.7.67 KONTIAS-NTH CAUL. N Alexandrou 2, Hatzidakis 2, P Sptltopouios, Podaridis . BEST Bond, Lording, G . Spiliopoulos, Hatzidakis, Andonopoulos, A . Alexandrou .

ST KILDA CBC Liddell 4, Kelly 3, Orgill, Caiafa, Derham . BEST Nardella, Caiafa, Mance, Derham, Galanopoulos, Skende r GLENHUNTLY 10 .10 .70 AJAX 2.3.15 GLENHUNTLY B Tres .ze 4, J . Sist 2, Breslin, Whelan, Ottaway . Talarico BEST Jones, Harding, Grinstead, Gilmore, Tresize, Warren .

AJAX Albert, Bdd. BEST Kay, Rothschild, Bild . Vati, Albert, Davis MONASH WHITES 14.14 .98 MONASH GRYPHONS 0 .4.4 MONASH WHITES Seidel 4, Sammells2, Sinn, Selth, Fariex . Gualano BEST P. Seidel, A . O'Hara, M . Pinkex, G. Sammells, M . Young, W. Farlex .

MONASH GRYPHONS BEST S. Hogan, D. Gravina, L . Worthy, D Adams, P. Smith, L . Wapiing .

OLD XAVERIANS 3 .3 5 .5 8 .8 12.9.81 OLD HAILEYBURY 1 .1 2 .3 5.2 6 .7.43 OLD XAVERIANS Cook 2, Burley 2, Portel6 2, Black, Keyhoe, Meehan BEST Eagan, Barlow, Black, Scalzo, Damico, Hogan .

OLD HAILEYBURY Arnhold 2, Kelly, Home, O'Brien, Muir. BEST Bingham, Hoare, P . Anderson, Kelly, Delalande, Lyons .

COLLEGIANS 1 .2 3,4 5 .5 5.5.35 DE LA SALLE BLUE 4 .3 12 .9 25 .18 39 .22.256 COLLEGIANS C. Lester 2, Berryman, Haintz, Braun BEST Bare, Barker, Fredman, Berryman, Symons, Anderson.

DE LA SALLE BLUE Makinson 16, Vivona 7, Lester 3, McCarthy 3, Broun 2, Duckett 2, Lafferty 2, Crowe . Ford, McLeod, D . Smith . BEST Makinson, Ford, Duckett, McCarthy, Vivona, Murray .

OLD PARADIANS 2 .1 4 .2 4 .2 4.5.29 ORMOND 2 .2 3 .2 5 .4 6.6.42 OLD PARADIANS Harrison . Brodie, Condie, Peyton BEST K Jenkins, T. Kelly, A . Pekin, C. Henry. N . Condie, M . Harrison .

ORMOND Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ST BERNARDS OC 0 .2 0.3 0.4 2 .4,16 MARCELLIN OC 2 .6 3.7 4.9 4 .9.33 ST BERNARDS Larabina, Mitchell . BEST Pigitsakis. Chatfield, Larabina.

Farmer. Brebner, A. Comito.

MARCELLIN OC Moran, Becchetti, Vimpani, Murray BEST Neal, Tranquilli, O'Reilly, Wallis, Vimpani, Gorman.

MAZENOD BLUES 20 .17.137 OLD BRIGHTON 2 .3.15 MAZENOD BLUES Mounter 8. Parker 4, Goudie 2, A L;ttle2, Marshall McCusker, Lenette, Howe. BEST Lenette, Howe. Mounter, McCusker, Mannix, Horba n OLD BRIGHTON Payne, Hayden . BEST Pollock, Piers, Murpy, Skelton, McNamara, Farrow UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 .8 5.10 5.13 8.15 .63 OLD SCOTCH 2 .1 4.2 4.4 5 .5.35 UNIVERSITY BLUES Donovan 3, a'Beckett 2, Garner, Banks, Leeman BEST Donovan, Garner, Leeman, Bethune, a'Beckett, Duff y OLD SCOTCH Simpson 3, Piekusis 2 . BEST Simpson, Iser, Roberg, Lawson, Harris, Allar d

CHIRNSIDE PARK 16 .16.112 BULLEEN-TEMP. 10.7.67 CHIRNSIDE PARK Smith 4, S Foster 3, Greensill 3, Pope 2, R . Foster.

Schafer, Kerr. Woodcock BEST Schafer, Smith, Greensiii, S . Foster. Paola, Condi e BULLEEN TEMP. Bennie 3, Kemp 2, McLaren 2, Waddell 2, P Nagel BEST Nagel, McWaters. Tulloch . Pascoe, Kemp. Casey OLD TRINITY 15 .9 .99 NORTH OLD BOYS 3 .10.28 OLD TRINITY Sutherland 4, Denby 3, Hyndman 2 . Adam 2 . Gibson 2. Lloyd, Brimble BEST Roberts . Hyndman, Brimble. Adam. Sutherland, Denby NORTH OLD BOYS Rowlands, Del Re, Newport BEST Horne. Boozer, Sartori, Leigh, Rochford, Haifa

PARKSIDE 0.0 0.1 0 .1 10.1 .1 THOMASTOWN 5.6 8.10 12.11 19.13.127 PARKSIDE BEST McAinch, Harvey. Ellis, Damilitas, A . Delvercini . Stuart.

THOMASTOWN Jimou6s 3, Doucas 3, Cakouski 2, Stcvancuski 2, Skora 2, Valiotis 2, Dilorenzo 2, G . Dimovski . D Dimovski Dilorenzo. BEST Great Team Effort .

OLD IVANHOE 2 .0 7.4 8 .6 9.6,60 THERRY 2 .2 5.4 8 .9 9.12,66 OLD IVANHOE Weisz 2, Mohr 2, Morant 2, Barker 2, Kevsgan . BEST Weisz, Congieton, Mohr, Toll, T Pitt, Gayle r THERRY Stanko4, G .Grocock, Bannister, D. Goodwin, T Pinner, Grant .

BEST Griggs, A . Baker, A. McKay. Vtlleila, La Fontaine, Schembri .

ALBANVALE 6.3 12 .5 16.10 22 .19 .151 WHITEFRIARS 0.3 1 .3 1 .4 1 .4 .10 ALBANVALE Phillips 5, Voipato 4, W diiams 3, Liddell 3, Febey 2, Bentley 2, Hodge, Dorrough, Edwards BEST Edwards, Febey . Liddell, Paddon .

Leahy, Phillips .

WHITEFRIARS Johnson. BEST O'Connor, Parr, Johnson, Halley, Miller, Wise.

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AJAX 3.1 8.3 12 .3 17.10.112 MONASH BLUES 0.4 0.5 6.5 6 .6 .42 AJAX Fagenblat 5, Chizik 4, Levine 3, Slade, Raich, Israel, Kalb . BEST Tofler, Levine, Pakula, Jeremy Wroebel, Redlich, L . Ewy. MONASH BLUES Rowlands, Froelich, Harrison, Douglass, Bertacco, Dillon, Pasqua. BEST Dillon, Rowlands, Mentha, Tocknell, Harrison, Beck MHSOB 0.2 4.2 6.2 7.8 .50 DE LA SALLE GOLD 4 .3 5 .5 5.9 6.10 .46 MHSOB J Duketis 2, Helmot 2, Gdholme. Bradley. Parris. BEST Lipscombe, Vidal, Greenland, Helmot, Roberts . Goldin. Mackie.

DE LA SALLE GOLD Truscott 2, Jackson, Foggia, Raynor, Turley . BEST Sheedy. Grogan, Taylor, Mahony, Johnson . Foggie.

OLD MELBURNIANS 5 .7 6 .8 10 .13 13.20.98 OLD CAMBERWELL 0.1 0 .5 0 .5 0.7.7 OLD MELBURNIANS Theodore 4, Sinn 2, Vile 2, A . Smith, Terrill, Salter.

Kogler, Milne . BEST Sinn, Rhoden, Kogler, Salter, Terrill, A. Smith OLD CAMBERWELL BEST Mudge, McKenzie, Nash, Town, Eadie .

Taylor ST PETER'S CLAYTON 3 .11 .29 OLD MENTONIANS 19 .15.129 ST PETER'S CLAYTON Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD MENTONIANS Carter 5, Patterson 4, Sichiau, Waters 2, Pride 2, Appel 2, Bond . BEST Appel, Carter, Mullin, Marshall, Patterson, Bond .

HAMPTON ROVERS 4.7 7.8 13 .6 17.19 .121 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 1 .0 4.1 4 .2 5 .2 .32 HAMPTON ROVERS Harvey 4, Hobson 3, Phillipson 2, Wood 2 . Bulmer Fairweather, Murray-White, Robbins, Wilton, McLean BEST Amoore .

Dakis, Kay, McLean, Harvey, Fairweather.

CAULFIELD GRAMMAR Jones 2, Coleman, Gosstray, Terry . BEST Johnston, Jones, Hose, Humphries, Chan, Rya n MAZENOD BLACKS 0.4 0.8 1 .8 3.12.30 ST BEDES 6.7 8 .11 10,17 11 .20.86 MAZENOD BLACKS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ST BEDES Timms 4, Bracchi 2, Hecker, Farrell . Ross. Barr BEST Barr, Loos, G O'Brien, McCraw. Goodchild .

ORMOND 3 .3 5.7 7.10 8.11 .59 MARCELLIN OC 2 .7 2 .8 2 .9 6.16 .52 ORMOND Harrington 3, Stewart, Broadbent, Samdd . Strahan, Gilliam BEST Cleary, Samild . Stewart, Broadbent, Egan, Stone .

MARCELL IN OC Seabury 2, O'Hehir, Jeremy Kann, A . Day, Beattie BEST Mahon, Pappas . Jeremy Kann, Sheehan . Triangulo, Smith .

COLLEGIANS 1 .3 4 .5 7.8 9 .13.67 OLD MELBURNIANS 3 .3 6 .5 8 .12 8.12 .60 COLLEGIANS E Jones 2, Ingleton 2, Foard . Greeves. Laussen .

McRae. Parsons. BEST Anderson, Ingleton, Grooves, Laussen, Stubs, McRa e OLD MELBURNIANS McKay 2, Wertheimer, M Daddo, Birrell, Kopa, Elstoft, Murphy . BEST Murphy, Kopa, Birrell, Jost . McKay, P. McDonald UNIVERSITY BLUES 4.2 5.4 6 .8 8 .10.58 NORTH OLD BOYS 6.2 9.3 10 .9 11 .13 .79 UNIVERSITY BLUES Jaksic 2, Ogilvy 2, Hamilton 2, Wallis, Burgman BEST Mitchell, Wallis, Ogilvy, Christie, Markley, Hamilton .

NORTH OLD BOYS Irvine 3, Rolls 2, Collison 2, Mcliroy, Hogan, D Goodear, M . Schmidt . BEST M Schmidt, Abraham, Irvine, Hogan, Mcllroy. Collison

THERRY CCOB 3 .3 3.4 5.8 7.9.51 OLD HAILEYBURY 2 .5 4.8 5 .11 9.13.67 THERRY CCOB G . Pinner 2, A . Eastmure 2, Whelan, Clancy, O'Brien, BEST Smales, Gentz. O'Brien, Carter, Jones, A . Eastmure.

OLD HAILEYBURY Roberts 3, McGorlick, Fisher, Broadbent, Irvine, Taranto, Doran. BEST Kirkwood-Scott, Armitage, P Merrell, Irvine, Fisher, Broadbent, DE LA SALLE OC 2 .2 5.6 8.10 10.12 .72 OLD SCOTCH 6 .2 6.6 9.6 11 .11 .77 DE LA SALLE OC McGee 3, Hunter 2, Peter Green 2, McClounan, Wyles, Pat Green . BEST Pat Green, Hunter, Wyles, O'Brien, M .

O'Callaghan, Edmonds.

OLD SCOTCH Kiel 4, Byrne, N . Hooper, Newnham, Shepherd, R .

St ale, Stokes, Winneke, BEST Wmneke, Kiel, Kerr, Newnham, B . Steele, Ai

OLD PARADIANS 7.7 11 .11 13.14 16.19 .115 BANYULE 0 .0 1 .0 1 .0 2 .2.14 OLD PARADIANS Kerr 4, Pannam 2, Aanenson 2, Mullavey 2, J . Mills, Healy, Wayman, Steindl, Hammond, O'Keefe . BEST Fahey, Pannam, Booth, Robertson, Mullavey, O'Keefe.

BANYULE Kearsey, Ayres. BEST B . Hogan, P. Williams, Thompson, R. Doherty, McGuiness, Fraumano.

OLD TRINITY 4 .1 5.5 7.9 8.14.62 PARKSIDE 2 .0 2 .1 2 .1 2 .1 .13 OLD TRINITY Neave 3, Hudson 2, Banfield, Sammut, Curtis, BEST Harmer, Tony Smith, Andy Smith . T. Phillips, Cooper, A . Turner.

PARKSIDE Shanahan, Dunrabbin. BEST MacNamara, Shanahan, Stuart, Torre, King, Rowe OLD XAVERIANS 4.2 6.5 9 .9 11 .9.75 ST BERNARDS OC 1 .3 4.6 6 .7 7.8.50 OLD XAVERIANS D . Richardson 5, Fennessy 2, Taylor, O'Sui6van, Greetham, Heaphy. BEST D. Richardson, Kennedy, Greetham, O'Sullivan, Fennessy, Dickson.

ST BERNARDS OC Marshall 3, O'Connell 2, Mahady, Doran . BEST Marshall, Mahady, Morrice, Byrne, Godfrey, Doran .

OLD BRIGHTON 7.3 12 .8 15 .10 17.11 .113 OLD MENTONIANS 0.0 0 .3 0 .3 0.3 .3 OLD BRIGHTON Duggan 3. Styles3, Templeton 2, Hutchinson 2, Hendrie 2, Young, Hassel, Phillips ' , Davies, Donlan . BEST Fisher, Phillips, McLennan, Hendrie, Hutchinson, Hassell .

OLD MENTONIANS BEST Appel, Sher, Moodie, Ingram, Cowell, McKinnon .

KEW 1 .2 3 .6 5 .8 5 .10.40 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 0 .5 1 .7 1 .11 4.13 .37 KEW Kyriakou, C . Tustin, Jones, McMahon, Vana . BEST Noonan, McMahon, Thomas, Christensen, Harvey, C . Tustin .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Merrell, Keys, Lagastes, Morgan. BEST Reilly, Merrell, Whitehead, Costello, Morton, Keys .

STATE/COMM . BANK 3.3 4.7 6.9 8 .9.57 THOMASTOWN 1 .0 2 .4 2 .5 3 .9.27 STATE/COMM . BANK Cank 3, G. Smith 2, D. Brown, Nolan, T Smith BEST Cogian, Arnephy, Meharry, Curtin, Cank, Hyde .

THOMASTOWN Gikovski, Latouff, Plowright . BEST Battista, G. Buds, Bailey, Carroll, Sturrock, Bell .

IVANHOE 4.5 7.7 8.9 11 .14.80 PRESTON MBOB 2 .0 3.5 4.5 4.5.29 IVANHOE Lynn 3, D. Flynn 2, Mallia 2, Lee, Maud, Wooife . BEST Delaney, Lynn, Lee, P Jackon, Woolfe, D . Flynn .

PRESTON MBOB Allen, Calcutt, Tanner, Zubak. BEST Tanner, Herbert, Allen, Mounsey, Lykopangos WHITEFRIARS OC 2.1 7.1 8.1 8.3.51 MONASH BLUES 2.1 6 .1 8.4 10.8 .68 WHITEFRIARS OC Peter O'Brien 2, S. White 2, P Rohan 2, M . White 2, BEST McNeil, Peter O'Brien, S . White, Ryan, T Hughes .

MONASH BLUES Harrison 4, Cohen 2, Kennedy 2, Rodoni, Andritsos BEST Rodoni, Hay, Harrison, Jones, Andritsos, Lynch .

FAWKNER 0 .4 3.6 3.7 6.10 .46 BULLEENTEMP. 2.4 3.5 5.8 5.9 .39 FAWKNER Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

BU LLEEN TEMR Nigro 2, Edmonds, Frosmoss, T. Mathews. BEST C .

Young, M, Osborne, Hooper . Faulkner, N . Bone, Nigr o ST KILDA CBOC 3 .3 5.4 8.8 8.10 .58 CAULFIELD GR 2 .0 2.1 2 .2 3.3 .21 ST KILDA CBOC P. Degering 3. Fawaz 2, Wood, Pasara, Gray BEST Otto, Fawaz, Pope, Wood, J Dunievie, Gray.

CAULFIELD GR Worthington 2, S. Williams. BEST Worthington, C .

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ST BEDES 2.2 2 .5 4 .9 8.9.57 OLD IVANHOE 2.2 5 .6 6 .7 4 .10.34 ST BEDES G . Lancaster 3, Daniel] 2, Matthew Beasley, Cozzi, Burke .

BEST McLachlan, Elmore, G . Lancaster, L . Walker, Burke, Mentiplay.

OLD IVANHOE Duske 3, Yarwood . BEST N aim, Maycock, Campbell, Chan, Craker, Marshall.

LATROBE UNI 1 .1 2 .1 2 .4 2 .4.16 OLD CAMBERWELL 2 .4 4.5 5.6 7.7.49 LATROBE UNI Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD CAMBERWELL Hayes 2, Salvaris, Sogaen, Young, Niel, Essery BEST Dance, Lenton, Inkster, Wilson, Salvans, Nie l AJAX 6.5 10.6 14.8 15 .11 .101 HAMPTON ROVERS 0 .2 1 .4 2 .5 5 .9 .39 AJAX Rozenes 4, M . Ritterman 2, P. Rubenstein 2, Shenker 2, Posweli, A. Halphen, Gross, Perch, Szuc. BEST A, Halphen, B . Goldberg, Ofer Komornik, L . Goldberg, Galbin, Rozenes.

HAMPTON ROVERS Grimmer 2, Devola, Hunter, Moss . BEST Mather.

Ivey, Blakey, Gill, Bird, Baskett .

OLD GEELONG 6 .2 6.5 6.11 7.13 .55 MHSOB 1 .0 6.1 6.1 7.2 .44 OLD GEELONG W. Dowling 3, Peake 2, Rice, Naylor. BEST Bayley, Alexander, Rundle, Grey, Munnings, Clerk, MHSOB McGrath 3, Exton, Martin, O'Brien, Moore. BEST Andueza, Kennedy, Menzies, Martin .

ST KEVINS OB 2 .5 6.9 8.9 13.10 .88 GLENHUNTLY 0.3 3.3 3.3 5 .4 .34 ST KEVINS OB Loorham 3, Hawkins 3, Warton 2, Callahan 2, Bare, Snell, Marks. BEST Callahan, McColl, Hawkins, Bare, Snell, Loorham .

GLENHUNTLY Crooke 2, Patterson 2, Rossiter BEST Rossiter, Inkster, Hall, Boxshall, Crooke, P. O'Shannessy.

ST MARYS 4 .4 8.7 8 .11 9 .13.67 POWER HOUSE 2 .4 3.6 3 .11 5.14.44 ST MARYS L. Gilmore 5, D. Shepherdson 2, M . Plumridge, G . Mullins.

BEST J. Kruger, P. Fuller, C. Jackson, P. Malcolm .

POWER HOUSE M . Silva, Selleck, Stewart, De Batista, Luciano. BEST Hannerman, Kerr, Luciano, Fisher, Trompf, Williams.

ST ANDREWS 0.1 .1 MAZENOD 17.13 .115 ST ANDREWS BEST Overend, Palmington, Rainbow, Saddler, Soncin, Tapner.

MAZENOD Riley 3, Tsiavis 2, Campbell 2, Green 2, Howard 2, Morley, Williams, Fitzpatrick, Dicintio, Leggett, Neil . BEST hall, Blackley, Bateman, Fitzpatrick, Williams, Howard.

DOVETON 2.3 5.7 6 .12 9.14.68 WEST BRUNSWICK 3.2 3.2 3.3 4 .4 .28 DOVETON Owen 2, J. Wilson, D. Tantrum, R Tantrum, B. Sheppeck, Brown, Pepper, Salerno . BEST Team Effort .

WEST BRUNSWICK Woolard, Johnstone, Hatzistavrou, Gamble .

BEST Lapsley, Hickey, Woollard, Hatzastivrou, Johnstone, Robinson .

WILLIAMSTOWN 6.5 8.10 13.13 16.16 .112 BRUNSWICK 1 .0 1 .2 1 .6 3 .8 .26 WILLIAMSTOWN Zammit 4, Kennedy 3, Mazouris 3, Dove, Bubnic, Mills, Hann, Evans, J . Tuck, BEST Evans, Mazouris, Mills, Smith, B . Tuck, J Tuck .

BRUNSWICK R . McCulloch, Bell, Quinn. BEST Conboy. Pearce, Roberts, Bell, Shaw.

OLD ESSENDON 4.3 4.5 6.8 6.5.41 AQUINAS 3.0 4.3 5.4 6.8 .44 OLD ESSENDON Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

AQUINAS Ryan 2, Crosbie 2, J. Sheehan, H. Hewitt . BEST B. McKellar, H. Hewitt, Ryan, S. Alford, Savaris, Kenny.

BULLEEN UNITED 3.3 5.3 7.5 7.7.49 NORTH BRUNSWICK 3.3 7.6 8.7 10.8 .68 BULL EEN UNITED inglese 4, Divirgilio, Olney, Coleman . BEST Cotterill, Schneider, Inglese, Borg, Scallworthy, Olney .

NORTH BRUNSWICK Rispoli 2, Laurie, M . Briffa, Dowsett, Houston, Laneas, P. Briffa, H . Tabbit, Dimarco. BEST P. Briffa, Androutsos, Gar6nQ, .Dowsett, Gibbons, P. Randello.

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'2 .4 3.5 .23 RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 .0 2.2 ELSTERNWICK 2 .5 5 .10 7.12 11 .16.82 . BEST B Carroll .

Fawcett, Sunga6s, Dobney RICHMOND CENTRAL S Carroll, Ebenwaldner, Ricketts . Funda, Woodma n .

Grandemange 2, Mann Ii 2, P ELSTERNWICK Plier 3, Abrahams 2 Mahony, S. Ramsay BEST Plier. R. Eklom, A O'Connor, Minniti, O'Neill, Harris

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PENINSULA BORONIA PARK PENINSULA Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

BORONIA PARK Briant 2, Wilder, Pittonno . Ton, Brown . BEST Cumming, Ton, Bnant. McDowell . Chariton

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OLD CAREY 1 .1 1 .3 1 .4 2 .6 .18 SALESIAN 4 .4 7.4 9 .5 11 .6.72 OLD CAREY S . Jones, Llewellyn BEST Cooke, S . Jones . Earney, Occhiphinti .

SALESIAN Gibbins 4, Clark 2, Miller, Oliver . Chiappni, BEST P Forbes .

Chiapprni, Scotti, Clarke, Thompson, Pradel, Gibbon s ST PAT'S MENTONE 2 .1 3.5 5 .6 5.11 .41 ANZ BANK 1 .4 2.9 6.15 9.17.71 ST PAT'S MENTONE Camm 2 . Noonan 2, Wise BEST Kingsbury, Noonan, Falcons, Paul Symons . Bernie Symons, Seedsman ANZ BANK Xuereb 3, Fernandez 2, Cox, Duke, Kovacs. Zafiridis. BEST Heuston, Bennett, Fernandez . Duke, Wasley, Xuereb Kringoudis UHSOB 1 .1 2 .2 3.2 5 .4 .34 UNIVERSITY REDS 1 .4 1 .7 2.8 2 .8.20 UHSOB Bunn, Marzico, Gunthorpe, Cresswell, Bennett BEST Hallifax .

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(-) 48 (4) 47 (-) 44

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(1) 48 (-) 42 (-) 4 2

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Corbett (Power House) F SECTION Hickey (Old Carey) Bowden (St Pat's Mentone) Cincotta (Salesians) G NORTH Price (Old Scotch ) O'Dea (Kew) Slattery (Marcellin) G SOUTH Seidel (M onash Whites) Suttie (St Johns ) Hallam (Marcellin) Alexandrou (Kontias)

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(3) 50 D RESERVE (-) 42 McGrath (MHSOB) (2) 40 Martin (MHSOB) Drummond (MHSOB) Fletcher (Glenhuntly) (4) 34 E RESERVE (2) 30 Riley, Paul ( M azenod) (2) 25 Ryan (Aquinas ) Rispoli (North Brunswick)

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IVANHOE 0 2 0 1191 977 121 .90 32 STATE/COMM . BANK 7 3 0 1273 954 133.44 28 BULLEENITEkdPLESTOWE 6 3 1 1027 844 121 .68 26 WHITEFRIARS 6 4 0 1110 1117 99 .37 24 MONASH BLUES 5 5 0 1044 923 11311 20 ST KILDA CBCOB 5 5 0 1018 972 104.73 20 FAWKNER 4 6 0 1131 1123 70071 16 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 4 6 0 927 1143 81,10 16 THOMASTOWN 3 6 1 969 1144 84,70 14 PRESTON MBOB 1 9 0 687 1294 5309 4 D SECTIO N

AJAX 8 2 0 1114 877 127.02 32 OLD GEELONG 7 2 1 1053 704 149 .57 30 OLD IVANHOE 7 3 0 1096 866 125 .56 28 ST KEVINS 5 4 1 1013 885 114.46 22 MHSOB 5 5 0 1181 1041 11345 20 LATROBE UNI 5 5 0 896 1071 83 .66 20 GLENHUNTLY AFC 4 6 0 860 1062 80.98 16 OLD CAMBERWELL 3 7 0 893 1062 8409 12 ST BEDES 3 7 0 810 981 8257 12 HAMPTON ROVERS 2 8 0 942 1309 7196 8 E SECTION WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 9 1 0 1424 823 173.03 36 MAZENOD OC 8 2 0 1329 837 158.78 32 NORTH BRUNSWICK 8 2 0 1302 881 147 .79 32 AOUINAS OB 7 3 0 1064 803 132 .50 28 BRUNSWICK 6 4 0 1191 1131 10531 24 DOVETON 5 5 0 1035 940 11011 20 BULLEEN UNITED 5 5 0 980 1080 9074 20 POWERHOUSE 4 6 0 984 1032 9535 16 OLD ESSENDON GR 3 7 0 1001 1128 88 .74 12 WEST BRUNSWICK 3 7 0 874 1166 7496 12 ST MARYS 2 8 0 928 1276 72 73 8 ST ANDREWS 0 10 0 588 1603 3668 0 F SECTION ANZ BANK 10 0 0 1535 617 248 .78 40 ELSTERNWICK 7 3 0 1380 1039 132 .82 28 UNIVERSITY REDS 6 4 0 1096 825 132 .85 24 OLD CAREY 5 3 2 1123 928 121 .27 24 UHSOB 6 4 0 1115 1088 10248 24 SALESIAN OC 4 4 2 1108 1034 10716 20 ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 5 5 0 1107 1107 10000 20 PENINSULA OB 3 7 0 1054 1191 8850 12 BORONIA PARK 2 8 0 816 1507 5415 8 RICHMOND CENTRAL 0 10 0 751 1751 4289 0 A RESERVE SECTIO N OLD SCOTCH 8 1 0 971 633 153 .40 32 DE LA SALLE 7 2 0 1004 662 151.66 28 NORTH OB 7 2 0 822 721 114 .01 28 6 2 1 914 883 137.86 26 ORMOND OLD HAILEYBURY 5 4 0 770 713 10799 20 COLLEGIANS 4 5 0 717 862 8318 16 MARCELLIN 3 5 1 698 683 102,20 14 OLD MELBURNIANS 2 7 0 654 842 7767 8 THERRY 2 7 0 670 979 6844 8 UNIVERSITY BLUES 0 9 0 461 1110 4153 0 B RESERVE SECTIO N OLD PARADIANS 9 0 0 1036 277 374 .01 36 OLD XAVERIANS 8 1 0 940 414 227 .05 32 ST BERNARDS OC 6 3 0 932 452 206 .19 24 OLD TRINITY 5 4 0 704 435 161 .84 20 KEW 5 4 0 546 663 82 .35 20 BANYULE 5 4 0 592 760 7789 20 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 3 6 0 507 790 6418 12 OLD BRIGHTON 3 6 0 429 806 5323 12 OLD MENTONIANS 1 8 0 246 931 2642 4 PARKSIDE 0 9 0 310 844 3673 0 C RESERVE SECTION ST KILDA CBCOB 10 0 0 913 373 244.77 40 BULLEEN/TEd7PLESTOWE 8 2 0 984 390 252 .31 32 IVANHOE 6 4 0 785 590 129.68 24 FAWKNER 6 4 0 658 680 95.36 24 STATE/COMM BANK 5 5 0 702 736 9538 20 MONASH BLUES 4 6 0 641 676 9482 16 WHITEFRIARS 4 6 0 486 839 5793 16 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 3 7 0 684 797 8582 12 THOMASTOWN 3 7 0 531 792 6705 12 PRESTSON MBOB 1 9 0 366 952 3845 4

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Sport is the winner with Vic Health, because sport in Victoria is now nearly completely free of tobacco sponsorship .

No ifs. No butts. No maybes.

So far Vic Health has sponsored over 90 sports including sailing, tennis, basketball, volleyball, junior football, hockey and racing, to name just a few. With Vic Health, you're on

a winner.

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