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EDITORIAL

by Phil Stevens Good afternoon football followers . .

After a very wet, very windy but highly exciting beginning to the Amateur Finals Series last weekend at Elsternwick Park (Club XVI I I Grand Finals) the senior sections from C down start their finals this week with A, B and U19/1 having their last roun d of matches for the season .

FINALS PROG RAM Again this year the Radisson Hotel will be The Finals Program, shown elsewhere in today's providing a night for two followed by b reakfast "the Amateur Footballer, shows where all the finals are to be morning after" for a person at the Vote Count Night played for all sections . Clubs are advised that for each whose number drawn during the night matches a week of the finals the VicHealth Telephone Mailbox number given to them as they arrive at the hotel . (re corded se rvice 644 3921) can be called on `4.lOCK NELSON MEDAL" Saturday evening at approximately 7 .00 pm to find the And finally some new and exciting news! participating teamsforthefollowing weekend's matches The Executive has agreed to recognise the player and to see if there have been any late changes to venues . adjudged "best on the g ro und" in A section Grand This information will follow the final siren scores which Final . During the Presentation Ceremony which follows are loaded at approximately 5.30 pm . the Grand Final this player will be awarded the "Jock It would be greatly appreciated if people did not call Nelson Medal". either Elsternwick Park or Nancy as time is extremely Jock, as well as being a fantastic person (I had to write precious for the first two hours after matches - please that - Jock lives near me in the southern suburbs), Jock's wait for and use the Telephone Mailbox to find out all career summary shows him to be a person extremely the information you may need to know . worthy of this honour : At approximately 7pm this week the final ladders for • Played some 280 games for Melbourne High School A, B and U19/1 sections will be read in their entirety.

Old Boys' Football Club .

PRESIDENTS' RAFFL E • Represented the VAFA : 1957-64 .

Club Presidents are reminded that PRESIDENTS' • Captain of Carnival teams in 1962 and 1964 , RAFFLE tickets and money must be returned to • Represented and captained the Australian Amateurs .

Elsternwick Park by Tuesday August 31 . Afew Presidents • Section 'Best & Fairest' : 1959 B Sectio n have already returned tickets and money and have even 1960 C Section 1961 B Section taken more tickets . Other club Presidents are urged to 1964 A Section 1965 A Sectio n do likewise wherever possible.

In response to my letter informing Jock of the Executive's decision Jock's written response (in part) was . . .

VOTE COUNT NIGH T "When I reflected on this decision I realised that there Club secretaries have been provided with all details were numerous people known to me, well credentialled relating to the Vote Count Night to be held again at for such an honour. I also reflected on how rewarding the Radisson Hotel this year on Monday Sept 6 . Each has been my association with the VAFA . I was even able club is asked to provide the names of 4 people from their to imagine how a young footballer, playing in an A section club who will attend this night - each club is charged Grand Final, would treasure a'best player' award . . " $40 per person attending . One of the people attending Congratulations Jock and 1 am su re that this new will be the leading vote earner for each particular award will add a g re at deal of extra inte rest to Grand club - should this player become a Best & Fai re st Final day 1993. for his section or he is in the top 3 vote earners in Enjoy your day and best of luck to all teams starting A section, his club will not be charged $40 . their finals campaign today or who will be striving for Last year many clubs requested extra seats for the four, battling to stay in the four or battling to avoid people from their club (Club tables) . If this happens relegation . May the sides that play the best football come to be the case again this year please provide Adminthrough . istration with a list of names and we will advise as soon Phil Stevens, General Manager as possible if room can be found for these "extras". Yes or No will depend upon club responses and other responses by set RSVP dates . i

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VOL . 93 No. 18

A SECTION

by Adam Kenyon

REVIEW After last weekend's games the final four has bee n set . Thetop fourteams who met last Saturday will play each other again in the 1st and 2nd semi finals.

0. Xaverians established a commanding lead over De La Salle and looked set for a huge victory . Stuart Colquhoun in the ruck was brilliant, and Richard Green was making the most of his opportunities . David Landrigan was on fire up forward as the Xaverian machine got into full swing . De La came back, with Brett Mahony leading from the fore, and got to within 5 pts, but couldn't go on with the job. Well done Xavs, you deserved to win by 9 pts (as I predicted!) .

The surprise of the day was not so much that North Old Boys defeated Collegians, but it was the margin - 48 pts! There seems little doubt that the Lions have lost some potency up forward, but North looked to lack goal kicking power too . Enter James Considine (not another one!) . His 6 goals were the difference between the two teams. North slammed on 8 second-1/2 goals to 3, which cemented their spot in the four and created some panic down at the Harry Trott . North have come back from the depths of despair and the efforts of Paul Booth, Steve Brazil and co . should be lauded congratulations North .

0 . Haileyburians were trying to keep their finals hopes alive and they needed a big win over 0. Scotch .

Well they did post a big win, but their finals hopes went down the drain when NOBs won . A sad tale of 16 goals to 5 after qtr time saw Scotch wiped off the map . The Bloods ran riot - good players everywhere, but all to no avail . Scotch are now looking down the relegation barrel after a shocking past month or so . Haileybury will look to next year as the year to prove a point !

St Bernards made a mess of Ormond by 35 pts .

Relegation has brought the best out of the boys from Essendon, astheyare nowfighting thewaythey should have done all year! At last Luke Gollant speritthe entire day at full fwd kicking 4 goals in a great display . Rob Purcell continued hisform in the centre where Ormond fell away. Most of Ormond's good players were in defence as that's where the ball spent most of its time .

Jobling and Edgell tried hard, but St Bernards were far too strong on the day. One more win and the Saints stay up - against the odds .

Trinity ran all overa despondent Brighton in thefinal term to run out 18 ptvictors. Brightoncould haveensured itself of staying in A-section had they won, but nowthey face Scotch today in a game that could see eitherteam relegated . Trinity will rue losing to many games afterfinal qtrfade outs, but football is played for 4 qtrs not 3. Mick Jennings was inspirational in the middle as was the ever reliable Adam Anderson at the drop of the ball . Brighton had many good players including Simon Williams and Richard Schober but with Tom Hayden shut out of the game by Jamie Sticklands, their chances took a major nose dive .

PREVIEW There is little interest in all but two games today - St Bernards v Collegians and Brighton v Scotch .

Put simply St Bernards must win to stay in A-section .

Collegians have lost form and will be desperately looking for the right formula today . It may be true that Collegians hold the home ground advantage, but St Bernards will be relentless today. The weather will play a major role in the outcome of today's game . Slippery conditions will favour St Bernards who will be attempting to win this game on desire . Luke Gollant is the key. If he is allowed to kick goals then the Saints may strike it lucky. James Bennett and Matt Galbraith will do their all to post a win prior to the 1st semi, but on form I have to go with the visitors . With Wayne Carey in control and Gilmour and Purcell in form an upset is looming . St Bernards by 10 pts.

The other big game will have little consequence if St Bernards get rolled . Two of the most out-of-form clubs in A-section meet in a game that will be as hard as they come. One of the crucial factors today will be the possibilities of over zealous players being sent off !

So who are favourites? On form neither should win, but Brighton at home are a daunting prospect .

Although the Tonners have been ordinary of late, I am impressed with Mercer, Pryor, McLachlan, Lennox and Brook. Scotch have only a few consistent players MacDougall, Smith, Handbury and Fuller will do their best, but depth is certainly missing at Scotch . As luck will have it, it should be blowing a gale at the Beach Oval - it always does! And such conditions favour Brighton .

Could Scotch go to B-grade? Well if my predictions are proven correct they will - Brighton by 8 pts .

0. Haileybury should finish the season on a high when they play 0 . Trinity at Haileybury College. The Bloods have hit form of late, although a hiccup the other week saw them lose all hope of making the our. There are manytalented players in the line up including Tanner, Connell, McKenzie, Armstrong, Kraus, Phillips - just to name a few . Trinity also have some excellent players like Seuling, Anderson, Rogers - butthey don't have enough of them, which is why they are returning to B-section .

Jamie Stickland will do well on Gary Phillips, butthe pace of the Bloods and the "school" atmosphere will work towards a Haileyburian victory .

Ormond are at home to De La Salle and De La will be hoping for a good hit out . Despite losing last week, De La displayed enough talent to justify themselves as equal premiership favourites - especially when we take into account their finals record . Ormond may well just go through the motions today, asthey have little to fight for. The main battle to watch will be Andrew Jobling on Col McClounan . Both players are vital cogs in their teams, and neither will give an inch . Ormond don't always play well at home, and De La, on the rebound, will be ferocious . Bernard Dunn is still searching forthe right set up for team balance . Sam Hunter and Pat Mannix made their marks as forwards but somehow are now in defence - I wonder where the De La players will

come up today? Anyway, De La Salle should win and win well . De La by 24 pts .

North Old Boys take on the O. Xaverians on Sunday.

Both teams are coming off great wins . North are coming into some good form, but the Xaverians are top of the heap . Tim Jones and Dale Tapping should have a great duel inthecentreas should ruckman StuartColquhoun and Steve Brazil . Somehow I think that the Xavs will be too good, despite playing away . A point of interest will be if John McKay is suspended which would leave a major hole in the Xaverian defence . However, no matter what the result, I expect the Xav's to get up by 15 pts .

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NORTH OLD BOYS vs OLD XAVERIANS (Sunday August 22nd - Brunswick) Field: P. Gersch, R . Simon Goal: G . Wright, P. Pitcher COLLEGIANS vs ST BERNARDS Field: A . Kilner, D . Dalgleish Goa/: G . Clancy, G . Chalmers OLD BRIGHTON vs OLD SCOTCH Field: R . Bell, M . Jackso n Goal: K. Pitcher, W. Binch OLD HAILEYBURY vs OLD TRINITY (at }iaileybury College) Field: G . Curran, L. Harrison Goal: R . Barichievitch, G . Wright ORMOND vs DE LA SALLE Field: S . McCarthy, T. Hales Goat: B. Hoare, A . Hoga n 41

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150 GAMES - PAUL McDONALD Congratulations from all at Ormond go to Pau l McDonald on his milestone . Paul has played most of his games as a ruckman with the ability to take a good grab in right situations . He has had a hard act to follow : his older brothers David and Mark both fine players, but he has done it with distinction . "Pencil" was a member of our premiership teams during the 80s and gained state selection in the 1991 carnival team . Well done and warmest contratulations and best wishes for your future.

A SPECIAL MILESTONE AT ST BERNARDS Congratulations to Mick O'Connell who played his first senior game for the club last Saturday 14/8 against Ormond. It was also his 221st game after a distinguished career in the U/19's reserves and "warriors". Well done Mick from all at the club.

SENIORS HEATH, Old Trinit y HAYDEN, Old Brighton GILMOUR, St Bernards KRAUS, Old Haileybury BOYLE, North Old Boys FRASER, De La Salle RESERVES KEARNEY, No rt h Old Boys S . RUDD, De La Salle NICOLOSI, Old Xaverians WOOD, St . Bernard s D. FOX, Old Scotch

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[ SENIORS COLLEGIANS 2 .4 4 .5 6 .5 7.6 .48 NORTH OLD BOYS 3 .4 6 .6 10 .9 14.12 .96 COLLEGIANS Hibbins2. Cleary ,2, Woolhouse, Lake, Milat. BEST Wright, Lake, Wallace, Warner, Galbraith, Hibbins .

NOBsConsidine 6, Tatter 2, Hanlon 2, Cerini, Herrald . Kennedy, Boyd .

BEST Boyd, Brazil. Booth, Cerini. Kennedy, Considing .

OLD TRINITY 3 .5 6 .7 8 .8 11 .9 .75 OLD BRIGHTON 2 .4 5 .7 7.8 8 .9 .57 O TRINITY Vanderhoek 3, Rogers 2, Sutherland, Balaszy, Anderson, Heath, Hodder. Thomas. BEST M . Jennings. A . Anderson . J . Stickland, J Hodder, P. Vanderhoek, M . Hadley .

OLD BRIGHTON Talbot 2, Pryor, Snipping, Perry, Grant, Lennox, McLachlan . BEST S . Williams, R . Schober, P . McLachlan, N . Perry, A .

Grant, S. Mercer.

ST BERNARDS 4.3 5 .4 7.8 10 .9.69 ORMOND 1.3 3 .4 3.7 3.10.28 ST BERNARDS L . Goliant 4, Gilmour 2, Wood, Dunnell, Purcell, Daffey .

BEST R . Purcell, Delahunty. S . Bryne, G. Wood, Marshall . Carey.

ORMOND McDonald 2, Templeton . BEST A . Jobhng . D Edgell, D. McDonald, B. Connell . Marnow, E . Frase r OLD XAVERIANS 4.4 8 .7 10.8 12 .8.80 DE LA SALLE 1 .1 4.2 7.6 10 .11 .71 O XAVS Landrigan 6. Salter, Nocolosi, Green, Dann, Blood, Colquohoun BEST Green Colquohoun, McKay, Dann, Landrigan .

DE LA Dillon 3, O'Callaghan 2, Wright, Toohey, Slattery, Crowe, Flume .

BEST Maloney, Mahony, Mackintosh, Wright, McClounan . Swift .

OLD HAILEYBURY 4.2 10 .6 15 .10 20 .17.137 OLD SCOTCH 3.2 5 .4 6 .7 8 .8 .56 O HAILEY Kraus 4, Phillips 3. Walden 3, Baxter 2, CartY 2 . Seccull 2 .

Byrns, Borg, Tanner. Thiessen. BEST Armstrong, Tanner. Baxter Carter, De Mattia, McKenzie.

O SCOTCH Eagle 3 . Polkinghorne 2, McCall . Aujard, Hunter BEST MacDougall . Heath . Polkinghorne, Smith . Stokes. Handbury

RESERVE S COLLEGIANS 2 .1 2 .1 2.2 3.4.22 NORTH OLD BOYS 2 .5 3.12 .4 .17 7.23.65 COLLEGIANS Smith, Matheson . Grigg. BESTGribble. Mitchell, Higson .

Zappa, Blackman . Matheson .

NOBs Kearney 2, Dwyer 2, Collison, White . Tierney. BEST Lane, Mitchell, Tierney, Curulli, Turnbull, Fennelly.

OLD TRINITY 2 .5 4 .5 5 .6 6.10 .46 OLD BRIGHTON 6.2 12 .8 13.11 16.15.111 OTRINITY Clarke3, Beet, Clark, Vize. BEST Phillips, B. Clark. G . Clarke.

Scott. Vargo, Banfield.

0 BRIGHTON Ryan 5, M . Fisher 2, Holt 2 . Hoar 2 . Smith 2. Cooper, A Fisher. Smyth . BEST M Fisher, Cooper. Fddes, McLennan, Ryan . Moratus ST BERNARDS 2 .1 2.2 7.6 10 .7.67 ORMOND 2 .6 5 .10 9.13 15.19.109 ST BERNARDS Hogan 4, Looker 2 . Mahady. Brooks. Rogerson . Taylor BEST Bond, Hall, Doolan, Rogerson . Hogan, Runting .

ORMOND Sheppard 4, Stewart 3, Cleary 2, Buyanton 2 . Montgomery.

Kelleher, Milner, Block . BEST Cleary, Gallagher. Kelleher, Block. Forsyth .

Syme s OLD XAVERIANS 5.4 8.5 9 .7 9.9.63 DE LA SALLE 2 .3 5.7 9.10 14 .14 .98 O XAVS P O'Sullivan 3. Salter 2, Stoney, Holmes, Sassi . Dalton . BEST Holmes, Dillon, Berry, C. Burke . Cardillo . P. O'Sullivan .

DE LA S . Rudd 3. M . O'Callaghan 3, Tessier 2 . Rennie 2 . McHenry 2 .

Furlan. Wyles . BEST M O'Callaghan, Hynes . Leonard . M Jackson. Smith .

Laffert y OLD HAILEYBURY 3 .5 5.9 5 .12 6.13.49 OLD SCOTCH 2.1 6 .1 7.3 10.5.65 O HAILEY Arnhold 3, Hoare. Main, Lovell BEST Lyons, Constable.

Bennett, Smith, Chin, Hoar e O SCOTCH Aston 3, Main 2 . Fox, Steele, Crump, Petty . Reddish. BEST N Hooper, T. Hart, Warner. Lloyd . Main, Asto n

~E~T :'WEEK'S rrMATCHE : FIRST SEMI FINAL AT ELSTERNWICK PARK (Sunday )

FE R RA R I F O R MA L H I R E ORMOND, CTTY, FRANKSTON, DANDENONG, MITCHAM, MOORABBIN AND PRESTON

1993 Elsternwick Park Programme VicHealth Matches of the Day to be held at Elsternwick Park as follows : Each A and B Section club has been rostered to play at least one of its 9 home matches as an Elsternwick Park game and each A and B club gets a second game at Elsternwick Park, this time as an away team .

SATURDAY SUNDAY AUG 28 AUG 29: SEPT 4 :

SEPT 5 : A SECTION 2nd SEMI FINAL SEPT 11 : C SECTION GRAND FINAL (E .P) SEPT 12: A SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL SEPT 18: B SECTION GRAND FINAL SEPT 19: A SECTION GRAND FINA L

C SECTION 1st SEMI FINAL NO MATCH ROSTERED 8 SECTION 1st SEMI FINAL A SECTION 1st SEMI FINAL B SECTION 2nd SEMI FINAL

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

1993 FINALS PROGRAM

Subject to alteration depending on participating teams and ground confirment s SECTION

PRELIMINARY FINAL

GRAND FINAL S

ELSTERNWICK PARK SEPTEMBER 5 ELSTERNWICK PARK SEPTEMBER 4 LAKESIDE OVAL AUGUST 28 BRUNSWICK AUGUST 28 BRUNSWICK AUGUST 21 CAMBERWELL AUGUST 21 MENTONE AUGUST 21 ELSTERNWICK PARK SEPTEMBER 4 (9am) OAKLEIGH AUGUST 28 (11 .30) OAKLEIGH AUGUST 28 (2 .00)

ELSTERNWICK PARK SEPTEMBER 12

U19/CNT

ELSTERNWICK PARK AUGUST 29 ELSTERNWICK PARK AUGUST 28 ELSTERNWICK PARK AUGUST 21 LAKESIDE OVAL AUGUST 21 McKINNON AUGUST 21 MORDIALLOC AUGUST 21 NORTHCOTE PARK AUGUST 21 JUNCTION OVAL AUGUST 28 OAKLEIGH AUGUST 21 (11 .30) OAKLEIGH AUGUST 21 (2 .00)

OAKLEIGH SEPTEMBER 4 OAKLEIGH SEPTEMBER 4

ELSTERNWICK PAR K SEPTEMBER 1 9 ELSTERNWICK PAR K SEPTEMBER 1 8 ELSTERNWICK PAR K SEPTEMBER 1 1 BRUNSWIC K SEPTEMBER 1 1 SANDRINGHA M SEPTEMBER 4 MORDIALLOC SEPTEMBER 4 NORTHCOTE PARK SEPTEMBER 4 ELSTERNWICK PAR K SEPTEMBER 18 (9 am) MORDIALLOC SEPTEMBER 1 1 MORDIALLOC SEPTEMBER 1 1

CLUB XVIII NORTH

WON BY KEW

WON BY ELTHAM

WON BY OLD PARADIANS

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CLUB XVIII SOUTH

WON BY MAZENOD

WON BY OLD XAVS

WON BY OLD SCOTCH

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ALL PLAYERS WISHING TO BE DRAFTED BY AN AFL CLUB MUST COMPLETE A NOMINATION FORM .

PRESCRIBED FORMS AND INFORMATION BROCHURES FROM ELSTERNWICK PARK .

Well last week, as you remember, The Rover' attempted to look at the relegation battles and final four placings in Sections C - F2 . This week we see how right we were.

C Section : Kew dropped out with MHSOB and Ajax sneaking in . Comm Bank finished bottom and Parkside failed only be percentage.

D Section : U ni Blacks proved that finals are what they desire in September with a win over St Bedes/Mentone Tigers, and so putting St Kevins out of business .

Hampton Rovers, despite a good win at home, failed by % and join Nth Brunswick in 'E-Street' next year.

E Section : 0. Camberwell beat Aquinas and Glenhuntly did likewise to O . Essendon, leaving these two winning teams facing one another in the 1st Semi today . ANZ and Elsternwick march on to 'F-Troop'.

F1 Section : Our tip of St Andrews was spot on with Latrobe failing to beat St Mary's, with West Brunswick and 0. Carey always going to F2 .

F2 Section : To be called G Section next year, the four did not change. With Oakleigh, Uni Reds and Yarra Valley all even at the top.

Now let's take a look at the finals in C-F2 Sections and the likely winners .

C Section : 1st Semi MHSOB vs Ajax . These teams have met twice with Ajax victorious by 8 pts in Rd 3 and again in Rd 12 by 9 pts. At Elsternwick Park today, with a big crowd advantage, Ajax will start favourites .

D Section : 1st Semi 0. Ivanhoe vs Uni Blacks . This game today at Lakeside Oval will be a beauty. At the Uni Oval Blacks won convincingly early in the year, but 0. 'Hoes reversed the result in Rd 17. Toss a coin .

E Section : ist Semi 0. Camberwell vs Glenhuntly. At McKinnon Oval today the odds certainly favour Glenhuntly with two decisive wins over 0 . Camberwell in both games they have played . They must start favourites.

2nd Semi St Leos vs Doveton . Today at Brunswick Doveton attempt to become only the second side to defeat St Leosthis year. Glenhuntly did in Rd 1 . St Leos look too strong .

F1 Section : 1st Semi Peninsula OB vs St Andrews . The Mordialloc ground will be foreign to both sides who have met twice this season with Peninsula OB victorious on both occasions . Peninsula OB hold court .

2ndSemi St Johns and St Marys clash at Camberwell Sports Ground which is bound to be rain affected . St Johns hold sway 2 games to zip and will be hard to beat .

F2 Section : istSemi Yarra Valley vs Richmond Central at Northcote Park sees newcomers Yarra Valley hold sway with a 10 goal thrashing in Rd 9. Yarra Valley too good .

2nd Semi Oakleigh vs Uni Reds clash at Mentone Oval . Both sides hold no fears for one another, having beaten one another once each this season . It's anyones . *it~t In the U19 Sections: 0. Carey take on Uni Blues in the Central 1st semi . In the only one meeting 0 . Carey destroyed Blues defence winning by 13 majors. In South Section St Bedes/Mentone Tigers take on Collegians, Having met twice with a 1 pt win to St Bedes/Mentone Tigers in Rd 2 after some controversy over goal cards, and a solid victory in Rd 11 . The Tigers must start favourites . Both games at WA Scammell Reserve . ,t*~c

'The Rover' was lucky enough to be extended an invitation to the VAFAUA Dinner last Monday. A wonderful evening that had everything, from Guest Speaker Ron Casey, Life Member inductees Steve McCarthy and Peter Harris, M .C. Steve Clinch, Executive Speaker Tom Johnston with side-kick Andrew Belcher.

Not to mention the Golden Whistle recipient, Tim Sutcliffe. Some highlights include Rob Fuller's raffle prize (Lisa Henry), Gordon Chalmers' first award and speech in his life, Mike Murray winning the Bob Dunstan Award for Servicesto Goal Umpiring (no rollovers please Mike), and of course 'Stud' Kilner's free passes to Santa Fe' Gold, what a great night cap. A very enjoyable evening was had by all . Congratulations VAFAUA .

On a sad note, well known VAFA player Paul Matton's father passed away last weekend . From all at EP, sympathies are extended to Paul, immediate family and members of the Therry Amateur Football Club .

On a brighter note B Section scribe David `Dutchy' Holland today plays his 150th game for the 0 .

Mentonians Club The game is against Fawkner at Fawkner and it is ironic that his first and last senior game was against the same opposition . Seems he did not even trouble the stats people. Some highlights seem to be that 60 metre kick the wrong way at Banyule and his frequent changes of hair colour. Had it not been for a strange fainting attack and an unplanned trip this year, this milestone would have arrived a few weeks earlier .

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B SECTION

by David Hollan d For 6 sides, the 1993 season comes to a close today and for the other 4, a different ball game will soon be underway. Such has been the uncertainty of the competition this year, neither the final 4 nor the 2nd relegated side will be known until later this afternoon .

Uni Blues & B/Temp vie for 4th spot, whilst Marcellin, Parade & Whitefriars are all in contention for C Grade '94! What a day!

REVIEW Banyule breathed a sigh of relief with the knowledg e that they remain in B Grade next year after a 63 pt win over Fawkner. With renewed spirit, the Bears jumped Fawks in the 1st 1/4, booting 5 .3 to zip. The rain fell and with it went skills. In tough conditions, the Bears plugged away and, in a low scoring game, won comfortably . A welcome return to form from Sutterby, coupled with continued consistency from John Gillham & Paul Carroll proved too much for the Diggers . "Henry" Lawson was again the Fawks' best with support from Les Cohen and Craig Ford .

A fantastic game of football was witnessed at the College Oval when Whitefriars went down to top side OMs by 20 pts in a very tough encounter. The intensity of the game was reflected throughout and, when Friars booted 5.4 to OMs 2.1 in the 3rd, there was only a goal in it. Friars made basic errors, in heavy conditions, and allowed the "Juggernaut" to pull away . OM wingman Stuart Griffiths was inspirational all day and took what was described as "The Mark of the Year" . Andy Witts displayed great strength and Scott Teal continued his recent dominance. Friars Engine Roomers, Julian Philip, Paul Coghlan and Mark Bateman were again their best together with Simon McAuliffe at half back .

Old Mentonians, on the rebound, played host to Marcellin in what was, potentially, a thriller till 1/2 time .

The Eagles had more of the ball and with a 2 gI lead at the main break, an exciting 2nd 1/2 awaited . . . You've got to be kidding! The Eagles still don't know the length of a footy game and the Panthers put on a classic display to demolish them, booting 13 .10 to 1 .4 in the 2nd 1/2 .

Solley & Stroud had a picnic, Darren Murphy built a hard earned thirst for his 21st, while amongst a fine team effort, Campbell, Bournon and Davis (100th) were big contributors. The Eagles didn't have much after 1/2 time, however, Adam Ryder, Freddy Wooler, "Coops" and Andy Duncan tried hard all day.

Aside from the 1st 10 minutes of the 2nd 1/4, the battle between Therry and Bulleen/Temp was an even, tough and hard slog in shocking conditions. Therry booted 4 quick goals in that time and the Bullants just couldn't peg it back. Therry skipper Paul Matton, back from suspension, relished the heavy conditions whilst "Elder Statesman" Mick Donohue and Gerard Biddlestone also were great players. Tom "Crusty" Mathews and Paul "Nigger" Nigro continue to be amongst the Bullants' best with "Hollywood" Harvie and Alex Dolinko putting in top performances also.

Uni Blues snatched outright 4th spot after a hardfought 8 pt win over Old Parade . As with the other games, the conditions were tough and skill level was

replaced by determination and strength. Very ordinary kicking from Parade early on netted them just 5 majors for the game and a lapse in the 3rd didn't help their cause either. Graeme Hazeldine, Nathan Cavalier and Wingmen Andrew Wilson and John Kanis were Blues best, together with Bob Steele who had a great battle with OPs best player in Terry Canavan . Brendan Joyce, Brett Pannam and Steve Philp were hard workers in the pivot and on ball for Parade who are now in a hot seat .

PREVIEW Banyu!e complete their '93 campaign at home to Therry in a game which "Bears" no influence on proceedings . I expect Therry will be putting the finishing touches on their 2nd Semi line up whilst the Bears won't say no to a winning finish . Therry by 33 pts.

Likewise the Panthers journey to Fawkner will change nothing except maybe the 'Toners' Goal Kicking record which Acreman should bolt past early on - Andy Brown's atough and honest competitor, though, so save the partytricks till later, Ads . A good all-round team effort from the Panthers last outing should see them easily account for Fawks who won't be sad to see the back of 1993.

The 1st game of interest and importance sees Uni Blues take on Whitefriars at home . All the Blues need to do is win - who cares by how much - but, with the Friars recent track record, that is a very, very tough assignment . If the Friars win it will count by how much as they need % as well as 4 pts . Should be an absolute beauty. Blues by 1 pt.

Old Melburnians host Parade and the latter will want every shot to count today as % could be crucial in the final analysis. Their recent scorelines show a need for improvement in this area and if it's going to happen, it's got to be today, boys! OMs to win, but not by enough to dump Parade out of B Section .

Crucial encounter No. 3 sees Marcellin up against B/Temp. I'll cut to the chase and say that the Bullants will win and win well, which will give the Friars/Blues "Hotline" score a very large listening audience afterwards . If U ni win, it's goodnight Bulants and Friars .

If Friars get up, Eagles will want a calculator nearby. I'd suggest that you'd have to get within 5 gls to be safe Eagles (based on average scores this year) .

SELECTIONS : Ther ry, Old Mentonians, Uni Blues, Old Melburnians, Bulleen/Temp .

PROGRESS : 67% (looks like I'm up for a slab!)

PRESS CORRESPONDENTS : Thanks to all Club Correspondents leaving us today - Dean Turner (Banyule), *Paul Faulkner (B/Temp), Andy Brown (Fawkner), (Nick Bourke (Marcellin), John Beadle (Old Parade), *Grant Williams (Uni Blues), Steve Santamaria (Whitefriars) - Your help has been invaluable all year - 1 more time guys! (* =1 of the 2) To the remaining keep it up each week Fax 583 1993 or Ph : 585 0646 .

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SENIORS FAWKNER 0 .0 2 .2 4.5 4.7.31 BANYULE 5 .3 10 .5 11.9 14 .10.94 FAW KNER Lawson, Leahy, Tymms, Johnston . BEST R . Lawson, L . Cohen, C . Ford, A- Johnston, N . Horvath, S. Gray.

BANYULE Sutterby 2, Stanton 2, Gilbert 2, Gent 2, Gilham, Cullen, Pyers, Harte. Turnbull, Glass . BEST Gilham, Turnbull, Gilbert, Richmond . Carroll, Sutterby.

WHITEFRIARS 1 .5 4 .6 9 .10 11 .11 .77 OLD MELBURNIANS 2 .7 8 .9 10 .10 14 .13 .97 WHITEFRIARS Brisbane 4, Carbone 3, Pratt 2, Philip, Coghlan . BEST Philip, A . Carbone, McAuliffe, Coghlan, M . Bateman, Brisbane .

O MELB Ward-Ambler 3, A . Thompson 2, Tisal 2, A . W itts 2, Anastasakis, Fraser, Webb, Theordore, Griffiths . BEST Griffiths. A . Witts, Anastasakis, Tisal, Berry, Fraser.

OLD MENTONIANS 3 .3 4 .6 12 .12 17.16.118 MARCELLIN 4 .4 6 .6 6.8 7.10.52 O MENTONE Solley 5, Stroud 4, Acreman 3, Bournon 2, Dickson, Paterson, Sheedy. BEST D. Solley, D. Murphy, D. CampbelL D. Paterson, S. Sharp, C. Davis .

MARCELLIN Getson 2, Ryder 2, Frawley, Binion, Abbott . BEST Gill, Cooper, Duncan, Ryder, Gallagher, Moran .

THERRY CCOB 5 .3 8 .11 10.11 11.12 .78 BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE 3 .1 5 .4 7.5 9 .5.59 THERRY Baker 2, Goodwin 2, Zanetti 2, Biddlestone, Carter, Taylor, Wrigglesworth, Mellon . BEST Matton, Donohue, Petrevski, Dalgleish, Bidd(estone, Baker.

BULLEEN/TEMP Mathews 3, Pace 3, Panou, Pavris, Tulloch . BEST T. Matthews, Niezo, Harvie, Martin, Dolinko, Tulloch .

OLD PARADIANS 4 .4 5 .8 5 .10 5 .13.43 UNIVERSITY BLUES 4 .1 4 .4 7.8 7.9 .51 O PARADE Haberman 2, Kerr 2, Pannam . BEST Canavan, Brown, P Joyce, Pannam, O'Keefe, Philp.

UNI BLUES Hutchins3, Harris, Kanis, Waters, Taylor . BESTG . Hazeldine, N . Cavalier. R . Steele, A . Wilson, J . Kanis, H . Worlsey.

RESERVE S FAWKNER 1 .1 1 .2 2 .6 3 .7.25 BANYULE 5 .5 11 .8 16 .10 23 .12 .150 FAWKNER Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

BANYULE Bowler 5, Anderson 3, Taylor 3, Gray 2, Gibson 2, Forbes 2, Clarke 2, Smith, Foster, Meredith, Stephens . BEST Bowler, M . Gray, Clarke, Hoist, Stephens, Raywood .

WHITEFRIARS 3 .0 3 .1 4.2 6.2 .38 OLD MELBURNIANS 0 .1 3 .3 8 .3 10 .4 .64 WHITEFRIARS White 4, Strike 2 . BEST Johnson, P. O'Brien, Lester, Feutrill, J . Ciardulli, White.

O MELB. Oliver 3, Fafoutellis 2, Theodore 2, Salek, Thompson, Rose .

BEST Hewitt, Clements, Fafoutellis, C . Thompson, Currell, Bardsley.

OLD MENTONIANS 3 .4 5 .7 5 .8 10.9 .69 MARCELLIN 1 .0 2 .3 4 .4 6.5.41 0 MENTONE Carter 3, Leone 2, Pride 2, Riley 2, Finnis . BEST Gardner, Mullin, Finnis, Riddle, Carter, Moodie.

MARGELLIN Delahunt 3, Hood, Curren, Sheehan . BEST Delahunt, Colussi, Galatis, Beattie, Bearzatto, Kann .

THERRY CCOB 3 .5 3 .6 6 .9 10.9 .69 BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE 2.2 2 .4 3 .5 4 .7.31 THERRY Stanko 3, O'Rourke 2, McKay 2, Eldrett, Bannister, Hollow . BEST Newbould, Lyons, Vaina, Gallagher, McMahon, McKay. BULLEEN/TEMP Fois 2, Minney, Mitilenos. BEST S. Witherspoon, A .

Rozarntis, P. Faulkner, P Bone, M . Belcato, B. Bond .

OLD PARADIANS 1 .4 3.11 7.12 8 .14 .62 UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 .4 3 .6 4 .7 6.8 .44 O PARADE Nitsov 3, McBrien 2, Rallis, Digney, Swindon . BEST Swindon, Ball, Robertson, Jenkins, McBrien, R . Mills .

UNI BLUES Jamieson, Shaw, O'Donnell, Reade, Markley, Shaddock .

BEST Markley, Young, Tippett, Dawson, Moran, Shaw .

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BANYULE vs THERRY CCOB Field: S . Clinch, G . Fallet Goal: J . Kelly, S. Hopper FAWKNER vs OLD MENTONIANS Field : G . Ridd, A . Damen Boundary: B. Noonan, C. Swift Goal: A. Simpson, A. Bishop Reserves Field: D. D'Altera, T. Foley Reserves Boundary: D. Villante, T. Ovadia UNIVERSITY BLUES vs WHITEFRIARS Field: P. Cherry, P. Wisema n Goal: I . Smith, B . Sey mou r OLD MELBURNIANS vs OLD PARADIANS Field: G . Thwaites, M . Gibso n Goal: L . Mirachi, S . Pitche r MARCELLIN vs BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE Field: M . Bushfield, R . Maysto n Goal: R. Dunstan, M . Murray

"THE FLYING DUTCHMAN'S" 150TH AND LAST FOR PANTHER S Players and Supporters of Old Mentonians congratulate David "Dutchy" Holland who today plays his 150th gamefor the Panthers . The Club would also like to pay tribute to the Blonde Ruckman as he pulls on the bootsforthefinal time in his 11 year Career .

Dutchy has captained the Club's Reserves sideforthe last 4 years and at all times has shown to be a great team man . A happy and very sad day for David and the Club who owes him much, we know he will be around for many years as his love for OMFC is 2nd to none . From all of us, we say "Thanks and congratulations to a favourite son - The Flying Dutchman!

THE FISH PLAYS 10 0 Last week ( 14/8) Dennis (The Fish) Cecchini played his 100th game for Fawkner. His nick-name goes all the way back to 1987 when he walked into the club for a game of footy. That night he wore an Essendon jumper, stood six foot three and really looked the goods.

That was until he touched the football . His skills have improved and he is now playing seniorfootball . He has been a very important part of our reserves success in recent years . WELL DONE "BIG FISH "

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All at Therry mourn the loss of Bill Matton, on e of the club's staunchest supporters, who passed away on 13 August . Bill's constantly pleasant manner will be sadly missed . Deepest sympathies are extended to Mary, Paul and Family.

~EXT WE.EK'S . MATCHES~_ FIRST SEMI FINAL AT ELSTERNWICK PARK (Saturday)

SENIORS ACREMAN, Old Mentonians ZANETTI, Therr y PACE, BulleenTemplestowe PRATT, Whitefriars BOURKE, Marcellin RESERVE S HOLLOW, Therry BINION, Marcellin BONNYMAN, Whitefriars RILEY, Old Mentonians McMAHON, Therry

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C SECTION

by Ken Bremner

Round 18 brought us no real surprises and in fact all games were veritable white washes with the lowest winning margin, 37 pts in favour of Mazenod and the greatest, 81 pts registered by Ajax .

REVIEW Ivanhoe took apart Monash Blues by 72 ptsto hold down 2nd spot on the ladder with the Blues finishing middle of the road 7th .

Parkside had to win "Big" and trust the saints got thumped by MHSOB. All worked out accordinglyto plan except mathematically they fell short by .59% to climb that 1 special rung . The'Parkers' humiliated Caulfield Grammarians by 78 pts and in the process kept the 'Fields to only 3 majors.

MHSOB made short work of St Kilda/Sth Caulfield by 10 majors and in doing so ensured their place in the 1st semi by finishing the year in 3rd spot . The Saints have hung on to'C' grade in 8th slot by the barest of possible margins.

Ajax leapt back in flag contention by winning their way into the finals at the expense of Commbank and by virtue of Kews loss to the 'Nods . The Jacks made short work of the'Bankers and won untroubled by 81 pts .

Kew Football Clubs season flashed before their very own eyes at Columbia Park when they took on and then succumbed to Mazenod . Atrocious kicking by the K's (2-15) didn't help their cause but on the day the ' Nods were worthy victors and winners of the 'Minor' Premiership.

END OF THE 'HOME AND AWAY' CALL OF THIS CARD Mazenod - Minor Premiers worthy of flag favouritism .

Major concern being Ivanhoe who are due to knock 'em over.

Ivanhoe - Consistent solid season . Will win their way to the Grand Final with their biggest worries being the 3rd and 4th placed teams.

MHSOBs - For my money the best equipped team but not the most consistent of performers . If they get over the 1st semi they can go all the way .

Ajax - A very determined and talented outfit . Ditto the `Schoolers' can win the flag without surprising .

Kew - Must be hurting to be out of a finals berth but can and will make them strong for '94.

Caulfield Grammar, Monash Blues and St Kilda/South Caulfield -All very ordinary seasons but at least they've survived to fight on and regroup over the off-season .

Parkside and Commbank - Doomed to 'D' Generation where both will be striving to do the minimum of pennance (1 year) and get back into the top bracket .

A lot of work to do but both clubs have long histories and are too good to be kept down too long .

PREVIEW - 1ST SEMI FINAL (21 August) Ajax vs MHSOBs - In what promises to be a ripper game only 1 team will live the day to further challenge for the flag . Either of these 2 teams possess the talent and ability to go all the way. Ajax's running game will need to be closely checked by the 'Schoolers and

converselythe midfield strength of MHSOB's to supply their forwards will be the 'Jackets biggest problem . It really is too close to call but forced to make a selection I'll go for the'Schoolers to win narrowly by 11 pts . Good luck to players and officials of both clubs .

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Wayne Krongold, Ajax reserves player is congratulated byall at the club on achieving his 100th game milestone. Wayne joined the Club in 1987 and has been an enthusiastic and determined player who never gives in . We hope to see you enjoy your next 100 - Well done "Ritter" .

100 GAMES FOR "BISCUIT " All at Mazenod take this chance to congratulate Nick "Biscuit" Collins on reaching 100 games (8/8) . Nick played Seniors and Reserves before being named captain of our 3rd XVI 11 when it was formed three years ago. Nick has served on the committee in a number of positions and is a loyal clubman . Nick plays on the ball or forward pocket and is a courageous captain and leads by example . Congratulations "Biscuit" looking forward to the next 100 .

SENIORS BERGMAN, St Kilda (2) 70 BUSUTTIL, Kew (0) 61 HOPPE, Ajax (2) 58 SANSONETTI, Parkside (6) 54 CAFFRY, MHSOB (6) 5 3 RESERVE S (2) 53 COUTTIE, Mazenod (2) 38 KALB, Aja x (0) 36 WIX, MHSOB (8) 34 McGrath, MHSOB (1) 2 8 DUNBABIN, Parkside

1ST SEMI FINAL - ELSTERNWICK PARK Field: W. Hinton, J. Toohey Boundary: L . Russell, F. Martinez Goal: M . Lentini, C. Chalmers Reserves Field: M . Gilday, J. Natoli Reserves Boundary : A . Gabriel, S . Meredith Reserves Goal: N . McTaggart, G . Simpson

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SENIORS 15.7 16.9 17.15 .117 IVANHOE 7.3 MONASH BLUES 3.1 3 .2 6 .2 7.3 .45 IVANHOE E . Flynn 4, Ford 3, Kennedy 3. Newbold 3, Rawley 2, Angelini, Devlin. BEST Bullen, E . Flynn, J . Hoffman, Blackwood, Armstrong, Ford .

MONASH McGregor 2, Alexander 2, Caldwell, Baring, Crampton . BEST Zachandis, Alexander, Barker, McGregor, Haw, Dowsley .

PARKSIDE 14 .16.100 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 3 .4.22 PARKSIDE Sansonetti 6, Bugden 3, Cotter 2, Allan, Panjari, Stuart . BEST C. William, Allan, Macnamara, Hoyne, G . Panjari, Sansonetti .

CAULFIELD Williams, Thomas, Harrison . BEST Brohier, S. Williams, Cronin, Lubransky, Kuppe, T. Royals.

MHSOB 3.6 10.6 16.10 19.15.129 ST KILDA/STH CAULFIELD 3.4 6.6 9.9 10.9 .69 MHSOB Caffrey 5, Wix 4, Fleming 3, Davison 3, Cookman 2, Knight . .

BEST A great team effort .

Carrier ST KILDA/STH CAUL Bergman 2, Eckholot 2, Gill 2, Buckley, Alderuccio, McGaw, RiddelL BEST Buckley, Bergman, Eckholdt, Gilmore, Capiron, Sherma n 3.3 8.6 16.12 20.17.137 AJAX COMMONWEALTH BANK 1 .5 3.6 6.7 8.8.55 AJAX Gordon 3, Sheezel 4, Hoppe 2, Marks 2, Rozenes 2, Klooger 2, Bloom, Dunne, Rozenberg, Cohen . BEST Gordon, Rozenberg, R . Marks, Grundman, Dunne, Rozenes .

COMM BANK Rolfs 3, Bunnett 2, Wallmeyer, Dawson, Beare. BEST Short, A . Pitts, Linford, Gniel, Walsh, Beare .

MAZENOD OC 1 .1 3.2 5 .7 9 .10.64 2 .15.27 KEW 0 .5 1 .9 2 .10 MAZENOD Murray3, Morgan3, Fisher, Barker, Rogers . BEST Belleville, M . Murray, Morgan, C . Murray, McLean, O'Hara.

KEW BAkogiannis, Kitson . BEST Burden, McMahon, Pedretti, Thornely, White, S . Kitson.

RESERVES IVANHOE 3.2 5.5 6 .6 8.8.56 MONASH BLUES 2 .0 3.1 4 .2 6.2 .38 IVANHOE Williams 3, Joyce 2, Maud, Freeman . BEST Freeman, Maud, McDonald, ThackraY, Tuller, Williams .

MONASH Walsh 2, A . Leitch, S. Leitch, Sheehan, Trumble. BEST Walsh, J . Millie, Eley, Andritsos, Trumble, Sheehan .

PARKSIDE 7.11 .53 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 5.3.33 PARKSIDE Gray 2 . Digiacomo, Dunbabin, Gioran . Harty. Pan an. BEST Meehan, Penrose, Dean, Ware, Harty, Borsato.

CAULFIELD Barker 2, Hedin, Caple, Holloway. BEST Millard, Isaacs, Worthington, Klose, Hedin, Lauritz .

MHSOB 5 .4 9.7 15 .9 19.14.128 ST KILDA/STH CAULFIELD 0.0 2 .1 4 .2 4.2 .26 MHSOB McGrath 8, Konstanty 5, Feferkranz 2, Kennedy, Reever, Bradley, O'Connel . BESTA. Kennedy, B . McGrath, T. Canavan, P. O'Connell, M .

Feferkranz, J . Newton .

ST KILDA/STH CAUL Cole, Gilchrist, Pope, Rogers . BEST Gilchrist, Cole, Gray, J. Dunlevie. Meadowcroft, Derham .

AJAX 4 .8 12 .12 15.16 22 .16.148 COMMONWEALTH BANK 0 .2 0.3 2 .3 2 .3 .15 AJAX Mordech 4, Shenker4, Redlich 4, Flinkier3, Cohen 3, KaIb2, Galbin, Rochawin . BEST Redlich, Galbin, Krongold, Kalb . Gross, Mordech .

COMM BANK Rachor, Maya . BEST Curtin, Jones, Rachor, Thompson, Walsh, T. Smith .

MAZENOD OC 5.8 8 .11 12.17 16 .23.119 KEW 0.0 1 .0 1 .1 2.1 .13 MAZENOD Mounter 3, Howard 2, Couttie 2, Connolly, Palamara, McMullin, Rogers, Gill, McCusker, Giuliano, Boyle, Tsiavis. BEST Giuliano, Lane Palamara, Connolly Hall, Rogers .

KEW Lazarus, Kiriakou . bEST Brassil, Macri, Wells, Langton, Price, Lazarus .

NOTICE TO CLUB SECRETARIES & PRESS CORRESPONDENTS

~~ ONIM ~ ~ 7 ~~16 ~ ~u~7 ' ~ AL WK,1 X E R S ~L00% Set out below are the requirements for phoning of scores and details during the Final Series (WINNING CLUBS RESPONSIBLE ) 1 . FINAL SCORES - ALL SECTIONS ( NOT RESERVES) to Nancy McTaggart 528 3319/518 2471 by 5 p .m .

NOTE : The above is the responsibility of the WINNING team .

2 . Q BY Q SCORES, GOALKICKERS & BEST PLAYERS ( both teams ) a) D, E, F1, F2 and Under-19 Sections to Elsternwick Park - 531 8333 by 6 .30 p .m .

- the responsibility of the WINNING teams (collect both teams' details) . b) RESERVE sections to Elsternwick Park - 531 8333 (SCORES ONLY) between 2 p.m . and 3 p.m . - the responsibility of the WINNING team .

All goalkickers and SIX (6) best players for each club are required . THE WINNING CLUB IS RESPONSIBLE .

If you are the WINNING club, make sure you obtain details from the LOSING CLUB .

If you are the LOSING club, make sure you supply details to the WINNING club.

USUAL BLACK LIST FINES WILL APPLY - except that failure to furnish ALL required information to the Press Correspondent May incur a fine to BOTH clubs .

PLEASE NOTE : For the August 21st round of matches of A, B and Under-19 sections normal home and away requirements stand ( home team duty) .

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D SECTION

by Tom Brain

A couple of astute tips see me get the perfect score for the second week in a row, pity couldn't have been this accurate earlier. The Blacks assured themselves of their finals berth, OGs took back top spot, the SKOBS were a bit stiff, Rovers nearly bridge the percentage gap on CYs but still end in E-Street .

REVIEW St Kevins who won 9 out of their last 11 were probably a bit stiff to miss out, but as they admit themselves their lack of victories on the board early certainly came back to haunt them . On Saturday they set it all up in the 1st qtr where they jumped North and set it all up with a 7 gl to 1 first qtr . After that the game was pretty even with Northies physical strength troubling the Skobbers a little bit but Skobs did all the had to do by securing the 4 pts .

Best were Marcus Olive in the ruck again, Peter Hopkins until injured, and Gerry Mulcahy on the wing . For North Midge Di Marco continued his fine form, Rod Johnston across half back and Ady Tirchett on the ball also played well .

Old Geelong led all day and slowly extended their lead at every breakto score a good win in pretty greasy conditions, and thus with the defeat of the Tigers took back top spot to earn a week's break which will mean more plussesthan negatives considering their injury list at the moment . Few players stood out in the difficult conditions but Simon Bones came under notice on the wing, Matt Wilson put in another strong performance, he has a good pair of hands, and James Groom continues to be a quiet achiever. The Cys now have the summer to regroup, gather their resources and come out stronger in 1994 .

The Hoes sured up their finals berth with a comfortable win in a hard fought game played in wet and windy conditions . Greater accuracy in front of goal would have made for a bigger victory, this has been a bit of a problem for Ivanhoe over the season . But the team is playing well at the right end of the season and are looking forward to the finals . George Haros was tremendous in the centre, as was Marty Stewart around the ground, Matty Huber and Michael Tozer continued their good form . Tim Ryan made a fine return from injury, and Scotty Kend and Yards were great . Their good form continued into their Fancy Dress on Saturday night .

Blacks could not have asked for better conditions for an upset win . Wet and greasy was the name of the game, and they won the game because they wanted it more and as predicted they had their backs to the wall . Still an 8 gl win over the top team no matter what the conditions is excellent and must be a great boost for their confidence going into this week . St Bedes/Mentone Tigers should not be too deterred as Blacks had more to play for on the day, they still have some very talented running players . Jim "Rat" Radford was everywhere all day, and "AJ" Gray was in fine touch with his ability to score at will, which he also demonstrated at the Blacks Ball on Saturday night which

was a roaring success with the boys in great spirits .

The final game of the round was nip and tuck all day, the Rovers started in top touch and quickly raced to a couple of goals lead, their running game was worrying the slower Brunswick players. To their credit the Wicks kept coming back and by the orange break had managed to level the scores and were back in the game.

The boys from Hampton then decided it was time to show the talent that had been dormant all season and put together a brilliant burst of 8-7 to the Wicks 1-3 to record without a doubt their best victory of the season, and boy did they celebrate. Michael "Chief" Fletcher played a great game and put Danny Hall out of business .

Stu McDonald again played well as did Dirty Mac the Rabbit and "SOS" Anderson . For Brunswick no one was better than Blackie, veteran Steve McBride played well, Dasher as usual and Tony "Rags" Barley performed well in both games .

PREVIEW - SENIORS What a game the first semi final promises to be . Both sides should be suited by the big open spaces of the Lakeside oval and hopefully the drier conditions . They both play the same style of running game and have some very good players. Haros, Stevens, Tozer, Stewart, Huber, Weedle, Kent against Radford, Gray, Bandt etc . certainly makes for some good match ups and contests .

It is very hard to top a winner in this game both sides have the potential to be premiers, I think Old Ivanhoe have been just that little bit more consistent during the season, so with reservations I'll make my judgement on that and top them to win .

PREVIEW - RESERVE S Old Geelong did not win a game against a side above them during the year, but have been in good form of late, the SKOBS after a mid season slump are now back in reasonable touch, but they could be a little bit down after their Seniors late run for the finals did not materialise, this could be closer than the form during the year would suggest, so with apologies to my mate Cougar (thanks for the kind words) I'll stick my neck out and go with OGs to win .

PRESS CORRESPONDENTS : To those left in the finals keep up the good work . Contact as normal this week with if possible a MORE DETAILED MATCH DESCRIPTION as we have a bit more space. Also for the Ressies a NORMAL SIZE DESCRIPTION . Phone: 571 4808 and Fax : 569 8766 by 5 .30 pm Mondays .

To Dino Di Marco, Peter Melton, Peter Buckley, Mark Spinosa thanks for your excellent contributions in helping to make this column a success during the year .

SELECTIONS : Old Ivanhoe, Old Geelong .

Finally good luck today to my former team mate and friend from ANZ Bank David Fort as he Coaches St Johns Ressies into the F2 first semi .

~ SENIORS NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 .1 4 .2 6.3 9.6.60 ST KEVINS 7 .1 8.3 11 .8 13.12 .90 NTH BR NS Keay 3, Demorton 2, Houston 2, Hen," Attard. BEST K .

Hehir, Dlmarco, Johnston, A. Tirchett, V. Ranello, J . Boudoloh .

ST KEVINS Lee-Conway 3, Gross 2, Bendorrichio 2, Causer 2, Olive, Mulcahy, Hopkins, Dyson . BESOIive, Hopkins . Mulcahy, Pivetta, Sheehy, J. Sergeant.

THOMASTOWN 10.8.68 OLD IVANHOE 13.18.96 THOMASTOWN Smith 4, Fellows 2, Farchione 2, Langbourne, Maroney .

BEST Maroney, Harling, Langbourne, Farchione, Fellow s O IVANHOE Hall 3, Stewart 3, Yarwood 2, Stevens 2, Haros, Hempseed, Douglas. BEST Haros, Slewart, Kent, Tozer, Yarwood, Huber .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 4.5 4.10 7.15 11 .16.82 ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGER 3 .0 3.4 3.4 5.4.34 . fortromell 2, Rourke 2, Nihill, A . Gray, V. Gray, UNI BLACKS Longley. BEST team Evans effort ST BEDES/MENTONE Edwards 2, Walsh, Lannan, MacGeorge . BEST Lannan, Parsons, Walsh, Tones, Sebire. Hambridge.

3.1 7.4 12 .6 13 .9.97 BRUNSWICK HAMPTON ROVERS 4.5 9.6 12 .6 20 .13.133 BRUNSWICK Spezza 3, Williamson 3, Beaumont 2, Stevens, Black, Hall, Moore, Cross. BEST Black, Moore, McBride, Barley, Stevens.

HAMPTON Crawford 6, Natoli 4, Amoore 3, Dwyer 2, Anderson, McDonald, Melnjak, Scarlett, Gregear . BEST Fletcher, McDonald, McConville, Anderson, Boyle, Wills .

OLD GEELONG 5 .2 8.6 9 .11 11 .14.80 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 3.3 4.6 4.6 6 .7.43 OGEELONG Manton 3, Bain 2, Edmonds2, Herman, Howells, Pescott .

BEST M . Wilson, Groom, Edmonds, Bones, Fawcette, Clarke.

WILLIAMSTOWN Bezzant, Calderwood, Hann, payne, Tuck, Van Dongen. BEST Harry, Case, M . Cannon, Featherston, Bubnic, Evans.

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ST KEVINS Lewin 4, Callanan 2, Footner, Lee-Conway, Hourigan, Panagiotopolous, Meagher, Lyon. BEST Panagiotopolous, Morton, Callanan, Hourigan, McKaige, Lyon .

THOMASTOWN 5 .2 .32 OLD IVANHOE 18.9.117 THOMASTOWN Alfonsi 2, Leale, Fellows, Di Maggio . BEST Hart, Di Maggio, Dimovski, Fellows.

O IVANHOE Colledge 7, Young 4, Stevens 3, Ongarello. Jenkins, Cormack, Caddy, Craker. BEST D. Toll, A . Ongarello, A . Atkinson, D. Caddy, D. Craker, M . Colledge.

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 4.3 9 .4 12 .6 14.10.92 ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGER 4.0 4 .1 5 .2 5.2 .32 UNI BLACKS Watt5, Hall 2, Spinks 2, Hallam, Begley, Carah, Anderson, Pesavento . BEST Carah, Begley, Hallam, Anderson, Watt, Hall .

ST BEDES/MENTONE Smith 2, D. O'Brien, G . O'Brien, A . Naylor. BEST Hanrahan, Smith, D. O'Brien, R. Lomagno, Dickinson, Thomson, Sierakowski.

BRUNSWICK 3 .2 4.2 7.2 7.6.48 HAMPTON ROVERS 3 .1 4 .3 6.4 8.6.54 BRUNSWICK Sayers 3, Carrol2, Pavo, Kannegiessec BEST Barley, Pave, Haines, Forrest .

HAMPTON Derrick 4, Knight, Mather, Manganaro, Ivey . BEST Mather, Pearce, J. Alessi, Derrick, Marshall, Abraham.

OLD GEELONG 4.1 8.6 12 .7 18.12 .120 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 0.0 1 .0 3.3 3 .4 .22 O GEELONG Coleman 5, Madden 3, Strauss 3, Richardson 2, Morton, Davis, Spiden, Welsh, Morrison . BEST Madden, Spiden, Welsh, Oliphant, Burges, Coleman.

WILLIAMSTOWN Dawson 2, Williams . BEST Doria amongst many triers .

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E SECTION

by Michael Lloyd

REVIEW So after the final round, the four is finally settled wit h the valiant charge by Aquinas finally halted . 4 out of 5 winners for the round with the W ickers getting up with an upset win .

A desperate and very committed Old Camberwell cemented their position in the final tour with a convincing 45 pt win over Aquinas in slippery conditions last Saturday. A strong opening quarter set up the win for Old Camberwell with coach Graeme Ewart inspiring his young charges with quality football, whilst their leading goalkicker was Andrew Inkster with 4 gls. For Aquinas their better players were Tarulli, Lamborn and Colliver .

Glenhuntl y kicked 4 .13 in the 1st qtr of their match against Old Essendon who notched up 2 gls in both the 1st and 2nd qtrsto be 4 gls a piece atthe main break .

The second half saw Old Essendon kick only 1 gl whilst Glenhuntly added 5.4 to run away with the game .

In the preview of next weeks' second semi, the battle of the top two sides, Doveton and St Leos, turned into a hard slog all day in very slippery conditions with goals hard to come by. In the end, St Leos triumphed and ran out narrow winners by only 8 pts . The two blues' forwards failed to capitalise on the hard work done up field especially from two players reaching milestones, Peter Murphy (200) and Ttteo Van den Akker (250), whilst for Doveton even with the run of injuries in recent weeks, they are still well in contention .

A bitter end to ANZS season with a very ordinary performance against Bulleen . They never made up their early goals, and despite a sniff at 3 qtr time, did not make any inroads on the Bulls. For the Zedders, Wayne "Swooper" Lasslett in the ruck and Jack McDonald on the ball were their best followed by Brendan Geary.

In the final game of the round, joy at last for Elsternwick who notched up a surprise 24 pt victory over a disappointed Powerhouse in slippery conditions .

Elsternwick lead at every break and for the first time in a long time, played 4 qtrs of committed and desperate football . Best for the Wicks was Spider Christie in his 100th and last game, Adam Hankin in the ruck and rover Leigh Murphy. Whilst for Powerhouse their best player was Billy Dodds.

FINALS PREVIEW Well here it is at last, what every club strives for, a position in the finals' four.

The first semi-final to be played at McKinnon Reserve is between Glenhuntly and Old Camberwell . For several weeks now, Old Camberwell has been put under great pressure to retain their position in the four which should be beneficial to their finals chances . Form through the year saw Glenhuntly win both games convincingly by 8 gls, however in what should be a good game, I'll tip Old Camberwell to come out on top.

In the second semi-final, ladder leaders St Leos Wattle Park play for the second week in a row Doveton at Brunswick, in what should be a very close match . St. Leos have been the form side all year and haven't lost a match after losing their first to Glenhuntly, and as

they've beaten Doveton twice already, they should win here and move intothe Grand Final and "D" Grade next year.

In the ressies, in the second semi between St Leos and Old Camberwell, St Leos should progress into the Grand Final whilst in the first semi, Powerhouse should be too strong for Old Essendon who finally made the four for the first time this year.

Special mention to Bulleen United Reserves for finally notching up a win in the last game of the year.

And Elsternwicks' father and son Paul and Shane Mahoney in playing in a senior match together, has it been done before?

To all the press correspondents, a special thank you for all your faxes for the year.

SENIORS DYKE, Doveto n VAUGHAN, St Leos W .P. ANDREWS, Elsternwick JANKOVIC, Glenhuntl y D. PROVAN, Old Camberwell RESERVES PYKE, Old Camberwell O'HALLORAN, St Leos Wattle Park BURKE, St Leos Wattle Park STEVENS, Old Essendo n

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I SENIORS OLD CAMBERWELL 4.2 7.3 10.5 15.8.98 AQUINAS OB 2 .2 3.3 5.9 7.11 .53 O CAMBERWELL Inkster 4, Horskins 3, Gibbs 2, Cocks 2, Proven 2, Hardenberg, McManus . BEST G . Ewart, A . Gibbs, A . Inkster, A. Hardenberg, E . Smith, N . Forwood .

AQUINAS Whelan3, Jess, Flynn, Hurley, Doherty . BESTTarui6, Lamborn, Colliver, Flynn, van Kerkhoven .

GLENHUNTLY 4 .13 4 .15 8 .23 9 .28.82 OLD ESSENDON GRAM . 2 .2 4 .4 4 .4 5 .6 .36 GLENHUNTLY Jankovic3, Breslin 2, Black, Whelan, Millar, Halpin . BEST Hill, O'Shannessy, Rafferty, Thomas, Millar, Breslin.

O ESSENDON Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

DOVETON 1 .6 3.7 6 .8 7.8 .50 ST LEOS WATTLE PARK 4.2 4 .5 4 .10 7.16 .58 DOVETON Dyke3, Campbell, Burgess, Murphy, Eyre. BEST P. Giddens, Cipressi, D. Giddens, A. Campbell, D. Clarke, B . Goodwin .

ST LEOS Shacklock2, Davidson, Ingram, Murphy, Robinson, Vaughan .

BEST Murphy, Vandenakkec Dincolantonio, Lawlor, Pitcher, Davidson .

BULLEEN UNITED 4.1 5 .4 10.6 11 .9.75 ANZ BANK 2 .1 3 .3 7.5 7.11 .53 BULLEEN Humphrey 4, Thompson 3, Hopkins, Mott, Battiscombe, Redfern . BEST Humphrey, Creighton, Mott, Stewart, Thompson, McLaren .

ANZ Malone 2, McDonald 2, Saunders 2, McAllister. BEST Lasslett, McDonald, Geary, Smith, Saunders, Boyle.

POWERHOUSE 2 .5 7.5 8.7 10.7.67 ELSTERNWICK 4.3 7.7 10.8 13 .13.91 POWERHOUSE Mazin 3, Pavlou 2, Morris, Scotland, Ford, Massaglia, Senior. BEST Dadd, Clayton, Reidel, Wildes, Robertson, Towk .

ELSTERN W ICK Andrews 5, Walker 4, Christie 2, Contin, Mahony. BEST Hankin, Mahony, Christie, Murphy, Ward, McIntyre .

RESERVES OLD CAMBERWELL 2 .2 3.6 6 .11 13.11 .93 AQUINAS OB 2 .1 2 .2 3 .3 3.4.22 OCAMBERWELL Pyke4, Essery4, Burmeister3, Lenton, Brown . BEST M. Armstrong, B . Leitch, M . McHutchison, J. Swann, A. Taylor, N . Brown.

AQUINAS Winnen 2 . Kenny. BEST Kenny, B. McKellar, Knights, Twyford, Winnen .

GLENHUNTLY 0 .1 2 .2 4 .3 4 .6 .30 OLD ESSENDON GRAM . 5 .5 5 .7 7.8 7.9 .51 GLENHUNTLY Harrison, Talarico, Holloway, O'Donnell . BEST Hall, Stewart, Thom, Ley, Horowitz . Bird .

O ESSENDON Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

DOVETON 0 .0 1 .2 3 .2 3.2.20 ST LEOS WATTLE PARK 2 .4 6 .5 11 .7 16.8.104 DOVETON Sauteur 2, Sumondis . BEST Pepper, McGougan, Sweeney, Virgona, McDonald, McHugh .

ST LEOS Burke 6, Caoine 2, Ingram 2, Vaughan 2, Box, Cronin, Oakley, O'Halloran . BEST D . Ingram, Greely, Burke, C. Kenny, Knowles, Ryan .

BULLEEN UNITED 1 .4 1 .4 2 .8 2 .11 .23 ANZ BANK 1 .0 2 .1 2.1 3.2 .20 BULLEEN Connolly, Veitch . BEST Veitch, Klemencic, Divirgilio, Roberts, Fatouris, Parker.

ANZ Cox 2, Grieve . BEST Phillips, Grieve, Sweeney, Farrell, Haggar, Cox .

POWERHOUSE 3.2 6.3 7.6 9.7.61 ELSTERNWICK 2.0 3.2 4.6 5.7.37 POWERHOUSE Scalzo 5. Blowfield, McLeod, Mazin, Hall . BEST Bailey.

Hall, Scalzo, Hollowood, Evans, McLeod.

ELSTERNWICK Ramsay 2, Beaney 2, Bullard . BEST Beaney, Trevena, Eklom, P. Mahony, O'Connor, Whelan .

s:i i I 'aLl 150 GAM ES TO STI X Doveton defender and occasional ruckman Phil Giddens entersthe'93 Finals Campaign on his 150th game . Phil's strong marking has been a feature, and will be needed against St Leostoday. Congratulations from all at Doveton, Phil .

BEST & FAIREST RESULTS Congratulations to Jack McDonald (Seniors) an d Michael Sweeney (Reserves) on well deserved victories in the respective B&F courts . In both cases just reward for an exceptional contribution to the Zedders during 1993.

STEVE DUKE 150 GA M ES Congratulations from the Zedders to Steve Duke on reaching this milestone . Almost 10 years atthe club his service on and off the field has been a great contribution .

TWO MILESTONES AT AOCFC Last Saturday (14/8) saw Anthony "Andy" Whelan play his 150th game for the club . Andy started with the club in 1983 and in his time at Aquinas has been B&F, leading goalkicker and VAFA representative. He also spent a year at Marcellin in "A" Grade. His strong marking, long kicking and innate goal sense have been the hallmarks of his play. Well done "Wheels".

Achieving the 100 game target was energetic redhead Ro ry Leavey. Rory was the inaugural U19 B&F winner in 1988 and has since gone on to become a regular senior player. His dedication and fitness have enabled him to overcome various injuries and post the 100 games at a young age . We're sure we'll see Rory running up and down the wing for many more games yet .

WHEELS REACHES MAGIC 150 & RETIRES Andy "Wheels" Whelan played his milestone 150 for Aquinas in the last rou nd of the season . With boots hung up, remembered for his career with VAFA, representing the amateurs in State Comp. in 87 & 88, former Aquinas Captain and B&F winner, those who saw him play recall his long raking left foot goals and spectacular marks. R .I .R . (Rest In Retirement) . Signed . . . His Wife.

PRELIMINARY FINAL AT SANDRINGHAM (Saturday)

F1 SECTION

by Michael Noonan

St Andrews snuck into fourth spot and gained their place in the finals after Lat ro be Uni went down in a wet and windy final round of home and away matches .

Latrobe, who had only to win to hold onto their place, will now have to sit back and watch after they suffered a costly 45 pt loss to St Ma rys and Peninsula, all managed to hang on to their positions with strong wins.

REVIE W St Ma rys kept second-spot and the double-chance with a 45 pt win over Lat ro be in the F1 Match of the Day. Latrobe, who were fighting for a finals berth, could do nothing against their confident opponents, who took control early and pushed away in the last half .

A good team effort in shocking conditions saw St Andrews overcome Salesian by 68 pts at Chadstone.

The win, coupled with Latrobe's costly loss, opened the way for St Andrews to gain a spot in the four and finals berth .

St Johns proved too strong for a fighting St Pats side, eventually coming home by 58 pts and finishing the home and away season on top . Despite great efforts from Andrew Ladds at full-back and Terry "Wild Thing" Allinson, St Pats were unable to put the score on the board and finished the season without winning an away game.

As predicted, Peninsula maintained their position with a convincing 50 pt win over 1993's wooden spooners, Old Carey.

At Parkville, UHSOB ended West Brunswick's stay in F1 with a 65 pt thrashing .

PREVIEW St Johns and St Ma rys will fight it out for a spot in the Big One when they meet in the 2nd Semi-final at Camberwell today. St Johns have won both of their encounters this year (by 10 gls in Round 7 and by 21 pts in Round 16) and should have little trouble winning again this time. At Mordialloc, Peninsula will play St And rews in the do-or-die first semi-final . The Pirates won by 27 pts in Round 8 and by 19 pts in Round 17, and will be keen to continue their good form and advance to the Preliminary with a strong 5 gl win .

In the Reserves, last year's runner up, Peninsula should defeat the ladder-leading Latrobe by 7 gls at Mordialloc. In the second semi final, St Johns will be too strong forSt Andrews and should advancefurther with a 23 pt win .

SPECIAL NOTE • Congratulations to Tony Huebner of St Ma ry s who won his fourth Senior B&F for the club last week . Well done also to Geoff Innes, who won the Reserves B&F. • Well done to Peter Barry of St Pats, who won his 2nd B&F Award for the club last Sunday, and to Mick Smith, who won the Reserves B&F Award .

GUEST TIPSTERS Phil Stevens : St Johns and Peninsula Sue Anderson : St Johns and Peninsula Brian Woodhead : St Johns and St Andrews Brett Connell : St Marys and Peninsula .

SENIORS CINCOTTA, Salesian s CHARLTON, St Johns EPIFANO, UHSOB MURPHY, ST PATRICKS MENTONE WARNE-SMITH, Peninsula OB RESERVE S PEISLEY, Peninsula OB CAMPBELL, St Andrews Coburg BLASKETT, Latrobe University PERRY, St Marys CAVAVAN, Salesians

iST SEMI FINAL - &9ORDIALLOC Field: P. Simpson, C . Keeto n Boundary: L . Gallagher, T. Kramme Goal: M . Symons, T. Keating Reserves Field: R. Burns, C. Box Reserves Boundary: C. Donlon, W. Alle n 2ND SEMI FINAL - CAMBERWELL Field: A. Ladd, P. Keog h Boundary: S . Robertson, N . Walker Goal: T. Stephens, K . Coughlan Reserves Field: A. Belcher, G . Waldron Reserves Boundary: A. Flack, I . Lilley

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SENIORS ST MARYS 1 .4 6.8 11.11 16.11 .107 LATROBE UNIVERSITY 2.5 4.7 6.7 9.8.62 ST MARYS Clark4, Rosenblum 3 Hurley 2 Mullinger, Jones, Learmonth, Livingstone, Huebner, Sloan, ~ourke. dEST Black, Binyon, Sloan, Huebner, Jones, Clark.

LA TROBE Kreuzer 3, O'Connor 2, Dunin, Fredrickson, Morrice, Robinson- BEST Lewis, Henderson, O'Connor, Sidebottom, Kreuzer, Wallis.

ST JOHNS OC 2 .3 6.8 6.16 10 .19.79 ST PATRICKS MENTONE 0 .1 2.3 2.3 3.3.21 ST JOHNS Higgins 3, Jacominni 2, Walton, Charlton, Ladson, Doherty, Clancy. BEST Roberts, Storai, Miller, Emery, Pattison, Meegan .

ST PATS Murphy, O'Brien, Allinson . BEST Ladds, Allinson, Kellett, McCarthy, Barry, Sullivan .

6 .4 13 .6 17.7 20.7.127 UHSOB WEST BRUNSWICK 4 .3 6 .4 8 .6 9.8.62 UHSOB Epifano 4, Freeman 4, Verdi 4, Gathercole 3, Mazza, Simoni, Bales. Major, Wallace. BEST Williams, Freeman, Gathercole, Bales, Strahan, Major.

WEST BRUNSWICK Scarafilo 2, Sassine 2 . Magafas 2, Konstantinidis, Gray, Sheriff . BEST Jackson, Chappell .

SALESIAN OC 1 .5 3 .6 4 .10 5 .15 .45 ST ANDREWS 3 .3 10 .8 11 .14 16.17.113 SALESIAN Cincotta, Byrne, Castaldi, Hunt . BEST Eager, Seeger, Walbridge, Quinn, Canavan . Castaldi .

ST ANDREWS Tapner 5, Beard 2, Fox 2, Peterson 2, Rule 2, Funnell, D. Kerslake King . BEST Ashby, Fox, P. Kerslake, Pepyat, Peterson, Tulloch .

PENINSULA OB 3.3 10.11 11 .16 18.19.127 OLD CAREY 2 .2 5.3 9.5 12 .5 .77 PENINSULA Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

O CAREY Be113, Rist 2, Bayard, Hughes, McDowell, Drever, Raft, Drake, Thomas. BEST Raft, Bell, Berti, McQuie, Thomas, Drever.

RESERVES ST MARYS 3 .2 5.5 5.7 6 .7.43 LATROBE UNIVERSITY 2.1 5.3 6.5 11 .5.71 ST MARYS Bernadi 2, Perry, Cuddon, Raven, Boast . BEST Woodcock, McMullin, Boast, Fuller.

LA TROBE Wright 3, Blaskett 2, Chiodo, Hewitt, Moeliker, Molyneaux, O'Connor, Weeks. BEST McNamara, Blaskett, Molyneaux, Edmunds, Weeks, Mauff.

ST JOHNS OC 3.3 6.7 9.9 13 .11 .89 ST PATRICKS MENTONE 1 .0 1 .0 1 .0 1 .0 .6 STJOHNS Pradel3, Owen 2, Hancock2, Waters2, Smith 2, Matheson, Ware. BEST Shaer, Tamo, Rachelle, Waters, Pye, Cockayne .

ST PATS Yass. BEST S. Yass, Medling, Fatouris, Lewis, Walsh, Dix .

UHSOB 0.6 2 .7 5.9 7.10.52 WEST BRUNSWICK 2 .2 4.4 4.5 8.5.53 UHSOB Fennessy 4, Bunn, Mazza, Ross . BEST Hallifax, Neal, Bunn, Bennett, Lugg, Shone .

W. BRUNS Marlow2, Robinson2, Moore, Di Benedetto, Elso, Buhagiar.

BEST Morrissey, Robinson, Buhagiar, Fallon, McNaughton, Moore.

SALESIAN OC 1 .3 2.3 3.4 6 .6.42 ST ANDREWS 3.3 6.10 8 .10 11 .11 .77 SALESIAN Alligan 2, Grace, Forges, Queiruga, Faul . BEST Gasped, Sutherland, Gneqlikian, Sinclair, Mirsios, Clark .

STANDREWS Houston 4, Iles 3, Campbell, Harvey, Lucas, Ryan. BEST Ashton, Fords, MacDonald, Pretty, Ryan, Kilkenny .

PENINSULA OB 3 .5 7.5 9.11 15.14.104 OLD CAREY 0 .0 1 .2 3 .3 3.3 .21 PENINSULA Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

O CAREY Parker, Belcher, Currey. BEST Bennett, Currey, Macrae, McDowell .

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

18. C. Neef 19. D. Wright 20 . B . Reither 21 . J. Hatta m 22 . T. Malane (C) 23 . A . Case y 25 . L . Fraser 29 . F. Cavicic 31 .S. Edwards 52 .F. Egan 54 . D. Wheeler 55 . L . Airey

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IJunder 19 Centra l BULLEEN/ TEMPLESTOW E Coach : Mal Prior I N Waddel l 3 G Hatton 4 G Daisley 5 L Paris 6 G Taylor 7 A Sa w 8 A Ibrahim 9 S Fraser 10 R Robertson 11 P Rei d 12 C McMahon 14 G Parkinson 16 C Shaliard 17 D Hall

18 0 Cummins 20 R Lambest 21 B Crot l 22 P Bnndley 27 W Murphy 32 G Massey 49 M Pilbeany 55 J Prior

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THERR Y Coach : J . Toohey 1 R Bannister (VC) 2 M Stazy k 3 J N✓oodgate 4 M Elliott

5 J Browning 6 J Tate 7 C Kennedy 8 L Hollow 9 G Baker t1 W Cona n 12 S Watherhead 13 D Rarn m 14 C Noonan 16 N LaFontaine (C) 17 D Goodwin (VC) 19 J D,mec h 20 D Forbes 21 P Stanko 22 E Crockford 23 J Drenen 26 J Goodger 27 K Frtzpatnck 28 P Wggns 30 A Ur6 31 A Culien 32 M Moroz 32 H Fiynn 35 M Kell y 36 D Ho6areau 37 D Large 58 M Fnngan

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NORTH OLD BOYS Coach: J. Marchbank 1 J Joyce (Capt) 2 J Bandit 3 F Borrello 4 . F Haifa 6 P Bryar 7, P. Cremona 8 S Drum 9 M Hicks 10 J Ker r 11 A Mat6azzi 12 C McMahon 13 J. MiOoms

14 T Parry 15 T. Pritchard 16 S Sallouh 17 D Sndom 18 G Bunnell 19 S Trenton 20 R Hard 21 . D Zappuila 22 D Appleyard 23 B Bryc e 24 B.Egan 25 M Roberts 26 J Jenkins 27 S Sarong 28 D Tonkin 29 H Dailey 30 P Roumelrolls 31 5 Basic 32 L Collins 33 B Moon s

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19 B Summons 20 A Mullins 21 A . Strachan 22N Thomson 23 J Bodna 24 J McKenzie 25. M, Waiker 26 C Porter 27 P Gooc h 28 L Giadman 29 J Hancock 30 N Hindaugh 31 A Williams 32 A Watenvorth 33 S Norri s 34 T Reid 35 C Wdliams 36 M Fngo 38 A Kokmos 39 M Mitchell 40 T Hardman 41 D Walker

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1 8 Clark 2 M DeStetan,s (DVC) 3 T Gibson (DVC) 4 C Smith 5 J Britain (VC) 6 G Tilling 7 R Hatfield (Capt) 8 W Gutteridge 9 K Davatzis 10 T Carey 11 5 Davey 12 F Camero n 13 D Aiysandratos 14 S Winstanley 15 S Cad e

16 N King 17 D Varg o ;8 B Campaig n T Antonopou!os 20 A Alexander 21 A Sealey 22 S Wynke 23 P Makns 25 J Stuchtfe 26 . B Gerovasils 27 S Donaldson 28 D Entwisle 29 L Jerm s 30 A Ramsden 31 R Denby 33 N Taylor 34 S Gleason 35 NTayie.r 39 P Ski . nits 42 J Sarantos MAJOR SPONSOR S

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15 N Simmonds 16 M Sheriff 17 D Ryan 18 J Patterson 19 L Macrae 20 C McDonald 21 N . Miller 22 N Middleton 23 M McLellan 24 P Luca s 25 B Livmgston 26 5 Kerr 27 P Jens 28P Hodgson 29 R Henderson 30 R Egan 31 R Doepel 32 A Crommelm 33 J Coventry 34 J Coo k 35 G Bras~er 36 M Bowles 37 D Birks 38 A Batsakis 39 M Ancesch i SPONSORED BY

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CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS Coach : Peter Olivieri 1 . C. Boyd 2 . N . Babarczy 3. C. Mathieson 4. B. Samue l 5. D. McKenzie 6. B. Webster 7. T. Waile s 8. M . Tapp (VC) 9. M . Humphries 10 . M . Foste r 11 . M . Cassidy 12 . R.Ravensdale 13 . R . Zylberman 14. M . Howard

16 . N . Lubransky (DVC) 17. J. Las t 19. M . Barnett 20. D. Hill 21 . R . Morrison 23 . D. As h 25 . J . Ewinger 27. N . McCartin 30 . N . Gross 32 . A . Engleman 34 . M .Thomson 35 . B . Kuppe (Capt) 40. E . Fellows 42 . A. Smit h MAJOR SPONSOR

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HAMPTO N ROVER S Coach : John Harper 2 . J. Dakis (Capt) 3 . H . Georgeanakis 4 . M . Hope 7. A . Ross 8 . R . Bulmer 11 . M . Atkinson 13. G . Taylor 16. M . Clarke 17. N . Smith 20. S. Blick 27. M . Collins 31 . T. Williams 32 . C. McKellar 33.B. Busby 34. S. Will s 35. C . Morrison 37. M . Fletcher 38. A . Haggerty 44. H . Tregear 50. M . Atkinson 55. P Harvey 63. 0. Pavi s 71 . C. McGregor

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M HSOB Coach: Ray MacGill Assistant: Kevin Barg e 1 . A. Clarke 2 .S .Dankert 3. M . Wilson 4. J. Pertzel 5. J. Duketis 6.D .Randhawa 7. J. Goldin (CaPt) 8. P. Barge( bVC) 9. A . Saultry 10.B .Cookman 11 . D . Woodle y 12. G . Pemberton 13 . A . La m 14 . S. Roberts 15 . P Frost 16 . P O'Brien 17. P.Fountas I& T Jackso n 19. I . Gillespie (VC) 20.C.Judd 21 . D. McAllister 22 . N . Pato n 23 . E . Thomas 24 . M . Atkin 25 . C . Kelly 26. B. Gordon 27. J . Redmond 28. D. Megna 29. W. Smith 30. S. Stephens 31 . L . Sayer s 32 . J . Ramasamy MAJOR SPONSORS

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OLD BRIGHTO N Coach: Steve Rust 1 . S. Gorenstein 2 . N . Fawcett 3. R . Pethybridge 4. E . Moo n 5 . M . Arnott 6. D . Barnes 7.J.Vo 8. D . Bennett 9. D . Green 10. P.Tuohey 1t . S.Forsyth 12. J. Caldwell 13 .J . Gleason 14 . J . Bee r 15. S . Frost 16 . P. Johnston 17. A . Barret t 18 . Y. Colombies 19 . D. Campbell 20. J. Grace 21 . C. Alexander 22 . L. Goodson 23. M . Bruce 24. D. Nuroo 25. G . O'Shaughnessy 26. S . Slattery 27. C . Chipperfield 28. P. Holland 29. T. Crozier 30. B. Kohler 31 . M . Bridges 32. D . Nixon 33 . P Maher 34 . S .Castricum 35. A. Rei d 36 . J . Sgroi 37. C. Rubick 38 . A . La i 39 . A . Crompton 44.T Spencer

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16. K . Tescuendorff 17. R. Wavis h 18. R . Watnuff 19.P. Wood 20 .P.Robinson (DVC) 21 . D . Atki n 28 . T. Ward 34 . M . Taylor 35 . S. Swanell 39. D. Begled 41 . M . Biuonis (VC) 44. J. Newma n 46. T. McNamara 47. 0. Wilson 49. A . Car r 59 . T Farrar (Capt) 62 . E . Dimer 64. S. Antonis 65. P. Paterson

OLD SCOTCH Coach : Steven Aird 1 . B. Penfold 2 . A . Elliott 3 . S. Teasdale 4 . S. White 5 .T. Simpson 6 . J . Milli e 7. A . Seymour 8, D. McGowan 9. R . Gregory 10. S . Veenker 11 . P. Macmillan 12. A . Strahan 13,S . Pryde 14.A. Speed 15. S . Grigg 16. A. Gaylard 17. M . Black 18. C. Hosking 19. T. McCue 20.T Joyce 21 . C. Heath 22 . D. Roberts 23. L . McDonnell 24. P. Roberts 25. C. Stewart 26. J. Batchelor 27. H . Everard 28. H . McAlpin 29. R. Hardy 30. T. Pilki n

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~lub XV111 North BULLEEN/ TEMPLESTOWE Coach: Mai Prio r 1 . D . Nutbean 3 . M . Rollands 4 . L . Cassano 5 . A. Smith 6. J . Prior 7 . D. Bone 8. B. Brenner 9. R . Vassall o 10 . A . Daroumbus 11 . G. Proba n 12 . D. Lavetta 14 . G . Pemberton 16 . M . Brown 17. J . Paul 18 . B. Bell 20. B.Lowan

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MONASH GRYPHONS 1 . W. Spencely 2 . P. Smith (Capt) 3 . L . Waplin g 4 . C. Robinson 5 . K . Fetterplace 7. R . Hardma n 10.P.Barton 11 . D. Adams 12 .S .Jones 14. J. Williams 15. M . Campbell 16, Q Parasol 17. A . Rezauskis 18. A . O'Brien 19. J . Rubio 20. D. Adams 21 . J . Spencely 22. C . Gasparotti 25.L . Worthy 27. J . Fuller 30. D. Grace 31 . G . Payne 32. A . Backstrom 34. C. Freeman 35. M . Graydon 36. S. Oliver 38. S. Hamilton 39. G . Coutts 40. D. King 42. M . Giuffrida 45. C. O'Brien 47. P. Burke 48. J. Blandford 50. J. Dorward 51 . S . Horsfall 52 . M . Lewis MAJOR SPONSOR

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

NORTH OLD BOYS Coach: Dennis Fogarty 1 . D. Birrel l 2 . M . Bangit 3 . B . Barry 4 . R . Bugeja 5 . 0. Cannizzaro 6 . G . Carroll 7. A . Stenard 8 . D. Cotter 9 . S . Cox 10. M . Fennelly 11 .C. Henderson 12 .T. Lascum 13. J . Litperakis 14. D. Fogarty 15. D. McGrilleth 16 . F. Miletto 17. D . Perrone (Capt) 18 . J . Lync h 19 . S. Biscard 20.T.Phee 21 . D. Pasquariello (VCapt) 22. E . Sala 23. P. O'Dwyer 24. G . O'Toole 25. J. Schmidt 26. P. Henie 27 .P.Kett 28. P. Callaghan 29. A . Schmidt (DVC) 30. B. Swai n 31 . V. Tirotta 32 . M . Bevanoa 34. L . Toner 35. R . Gale 36. J. Trimboli

KEW 1 . A . Wilso n 2 . R. Davies 3.A .Payne 4. A . Tucker 5. M . Doyl e 6 . M . Edmonds 7. A . Lethlean 8 .C .Northam 9 . D. Macisaac 10. A . Francis 11 . A. Phelan 12 . M . Hansen 13. M . O'Hanlon 14. T. Reynolds 15. A . Lazarus 16 . A . Holten 17. I . Oakley 18 . C . Curtain 19 . C. Macisaac 20. A. Hallam 21 . T. Pierce 22 . R . McCormack 23. P. McCormack 24. S. Jame s 25. J. Leonard 26. R. Maclsaac 27. S . Jackman 28. M . Hand 29 . S. Gray 30 . R . Guerrini 31 . A. Bainbridge 32 . S . Wolf 33 . P. Howe 34 . P. Shaw 35 . J . Napier 36 . R .McEncroe 37. M . Shaw 38 . J . Vanderzalm 39 . A . Wol f 40 . M . Quinn 41 . M . Pryor 42 . M . O'Dea 43 . M . Furlong 44 . A . Bel l

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OLD P,4R A DIAN S Coach : P. Wood 1 G Askn( h 2 D 9bby 3 D Biackley 4 A Bourke 5 M Busch 6 G Busch

7 B Cars!dne 8. M Consid9 Dewtot 10 P Digney 11 J Dgney 12.J Edmonds 13 J Flyn n 14 M Flynn 15 D Gear y 16 P Hammond 17PLuby 8 D McCann 19 P McMahon 20 N hS li s 21 J Mdis 31 P Symes 22 M Mullasey 32 L Thomas 23 P Na•lor 33 M War 24 S 0'K.We 34 L War 25 R Pannam 35 M year 26G Pamck 36 A Ventur.m 27 P Reol 37 D tYdinwre 29 D Stucky 38 M Wood 30 M Swmdon 39 P Wood (Capt)

MARCELLIN Coach : Adrian Kennedy 1 . A . Kennedy 2 . A . Da y 3, A . Keogh 4. R . Boothey 5. B. Crimmins 6, D. Lowry 8. R .Collusi 10. M .Rozenboom 11 . G . Banks

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

OLD GEELONG Coach : Tim Kiilwo rt h 1 . A. Currie 2 . G . Pithie 3. M . Belshaw 4. M . Moore 5. P. O'Brien 6 . A . White 7. T. Gough 8 . A . Colquhoun 9 . A . Guest 10. J. Mantello 11 . P. Ingham 15. P. Mahoney 17. M . Wilkinson 27. B. Cogan 31 .T Jackson 36. J . Richmond 44 . A. Dawson 49. T. Kiliworth 51 . R . Forbes 53. C. Kaaka 54. J. May 60.C.Spand 67. H . Magowan 69. A . Brocksop p

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THERRY Coach: P. Mott 1 . M . Conway 2 . J. Sandman 4 . P. Mott (C) 8 . S . Lyons 10. H . Ayad 11 . B. O'Sullivan 14. J. Blai n 16. D . Lyons 17. D. Jinkins 18. J. Grant 20. G . Carbis 22. M . Hudson 24. G . Falchk 25, L . McIntyre 27. A . Minchin 32 . R . Costello 36. A . Smith 41 . W. Lind

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Club XV111 Sout h BLOODS F.C. Coach : Nell Van 1 . P. Amarant (Capt) 2 . G . Carrol l 3 . P. Dipietrantonio 4 . G . Taylo r

5 J. Witts 6 R. Howard 7 M . Payne 8 . M . Sexton 9 . S . Powell 10. D. Horelsi 12. S . Curtis 13. G. Bailey 14. A . Betts 15. B. Broome (VC) 16. C. Hutchinson 17. P Greene (VC) 18 D. Payn e 19. M Roha n 20. J . Roabottom 21, N, Va n 22. A Varela 23. R . Findlay 24. R . Gee 25 J . Melzak 26. B. Jadck 27.P Gaynor 28 J Nanovich 2R S . Smith 30 D. Thomas 31, J . Grant 32, J Toomey 33 . M. Turner 34 . C. Burnham 35- M- Payne 36 P Cantons 37. J. Murray

OLD MELBURNIANS Coach : R . Hackney A. Wilson 2 . R . Farndo n 3, S . Hun t

4. A. Coroner 5. S . Potter (Capt) 6 .R. Hockney 7. P. Harris 8, S . Conlan 9. N . Osucuro 10. A . Joyc e 11. R . McCuskey 12. A. Georgion e 14, A . Woodhouse (VC) 15. C. Douglas

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COLLEGIAN S Coach : David Tadgell 1, B. Latchford 2. R . Campbell 3. N . Sibbing 4 . N . Carrol l 5. A . Davies 6 .P Dunne 7. M- Wallwork 8 D. Lever 9 . C Comiey 10. D. Peles 11 . C . Woods 12 . G . Cook 13. C . Muirden 14. C . Chappell 15. P Wolff 16. S. Mackay 17. S . Byrne 18.A .Kerr 19. C . Mackay (DVC) 20. M . Whittake r 21 . P. Milford 22 . G . Parsons 24. D. Tadgell (Capt) 25. W. Mahoney 31 . 1 . Lockwood 32. R . Nancarrow 35. A . Taylor 39.R .Jones 40. R . Walke r 41 . S . Lie 42 . L. Griffi n 43 . N . Comley (VC) 45 . P. Harr y 46 . A. Mitchell 49 . G . McColl 52 . B. BArker 53 . J. Smith 54 . A. Holland 55, R. Cross 56. J. Leann 59. C. Manuel 60. A. Burgess 6R B. Simpson 69. M . Burgess 71 . P. Evans 85. M . J . Emmett 88. A. Mirakia n

OLD SCOTC H Coach : Stephen Hawkins 1 . M . Clunies-Ross

2. P. Edwards

3 . S. Hawkins (Capt) 4 . T. Russell 5 . S. Montgomery 6 . A . Field 7. A,Sutherlan d 8 . R . Featherstone 9 . J. Forbes 10. H . McCallum 11 . K . Fuller 12- S . Gorman 14. A . Sleenan 15. C. Billing 17. R . McLeis h 18. A . Clunies-Ross 20. D. Murtas h 21 . S. Wilson 22 . S. Bennett 23. D. Leeton 24. H . Middleton 27. E. Montgomery 28. L . Higham 38,A.Hawdon

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DE LA SALLE Coach : Roy Mai n 1 . A. King 6.BHoy 8 . D. Jenning s 10. S . Francis 13. C. Bourke 16. S. Hayes 18. M O'Driscoll 20. B. Brasher 21 . B. Manassa 25. P. Dal y 26 M . Williamson 27. D. Lambe 29. P Commerford 31 . A . Worsteling 36. A . Vomero 38. M . Shaw 43 . S. Buick 51 . P. McKenzie 59. P Cowan 60, M . Thor n

MAZENO D Coach : Danny Wain 1, N. Kendal l 3. S . Campbell 6 S . Waye 8. M . Quirk 70 . Ai. Tetley tt .. DKnox 12. A . Milks 13. P. Pughese 14 . R Savy i6 M Cursory 18 M S" Jar 21 . I Neil 22.5 Williams 23, M, Morley 24 . C. Varney 26. W. Poulter 27. R . Paiaroara 28 . N . Littl e 30 B Leggett 31 . C . Smith 32 . D. Moore 34.S. Hubery 3T N . Collins (Cae) 39 8 . Bourbon (VC) 40. M . Birch (DVC) 43. R . Sharp 46. M. Johnston 49. P. Crarohurst 53. D. Williams 54. W. Maloney 57. B. Baxter 58 R. Cahill 60 J. Walsh 61 T 8&Ision 62. W. Franc s 63 P Welch 70 . F. Orso 64 . S . Ward 71 . R . Ebert 67. B. Field 72. D. Jeffery 69 C. Desmier 78. R . Jennings

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TWO TONE PAI N TIN G Industrial • Domestic • Commercial

558 525 5 OLD X,0 .VERI A PI S Coach : Scott, Denison 1 . M . Fraser 2 . D. Hummerston 3. M . Plan t

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POWERHOUSE Coach: P.Hoilowoo d 1 . J. Terzakis 2 . P. Brown 3. C . Hunter 4. J . Armstrong 5. D. Wallis 6. T. Pollock 7. H . Fares 8. T. Tzaninis 9.J . Genes 10. R. Pollock 11 . J . Skinner 13 . N . Kossivas 14 . P. Pollock 17. Mark Hunt 19 . G . Allexelis 23. M. Silva

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

DE LA SALLE OL D COLLEGIA N S Senior Coach : Bernard Dunrt' Reserves Coach : Dave Rawlings 1 . M . Mastroiani 2. P. Fium e 3. A. Menara 4. D. Rosman 5. N . Fraser 6. C . Slattery 7. C. McClounan 8. C . Wrigh t 9. C . Campbell 10. D. Tessier 11 . A. Evans 12. D. Toohey 13. J. Maloney 14. S. Hunter 15. G . Hynes 16. M . Jackson 17. 0. Crowe 18. B . Mahoney 19. D. O'Brien 20. P. O'Brien 21 . J . O'Callaghan 22 . P. O'Callaghan 23. M . O'Callaghan 24. M . Lowe 25. M . Bria 26. P. Wyles 27. D. Kinsella 28. M . Laffert y 29. C . Beaverstock 30 . B . Smith 31 . G . Solomon 32 .G .Sheedy 33 . P. Bennie 34 . J . Tully 35. A. Mackintosh 36. C. Swift s 37. A . Ronchi 38. S . Rudd 39. M . Wilms 40. R . Furlon 41 . M . Dillon 42 . P. Leonard 43. E . Bell 44. N . Van Der Plight 45. A . Cris t 46 . M . Hagan 4T G . Jackson 48 . S . Catalfamo 49 . G . McHenry 50. P. Manni x 51 . P. Cummerford 52. C . Bourke 53. P. Satchel] 54. J. Duckett 56. P. Conroy 58. T. Brideson 59. P. Cowan 60. D . Wolowiec 79. J. Webb

NORTH OLD BOY S Senior Coach: Robe rt Hyde Reserves Coach: David A rthurson 1 . A . Egan (Capt) 2 .T. Jones 3 . D. Martin 4 . T. Beare 5. M . Schmidt (C-Res) 6. B. Clayto n 7. P Booth 8. B. Collison 9. S . Brazil 10 . B . Hanlon 11 . C . Lambrou 12 . J. Tierney

13 . B. Curulli (VC-Res) 14 . 0. Abraham s 15. P. Kearney 16. B. Herrald 17. M . Boy d 19. P. Considine 20 .D .Kennedy 21 . D. Baker 22 . C. Peloso 23 . C . Alevraz 24 . J . Rush 25. D. Cerini 26. M . Fisher 27 . A . Trimboli 28. D. O'Farrell 29. P. Daniels 30. P. Tatter 31 . L . Boyle 32 . G . Phyland 33. M . Daffey 34. B . Conti (VC) 35 . S. Manassa 36 . P. McMenami n 37. J. Zumbo (DVC-Res) 38 . K. Scott 39 . J . Considine 40, 1 . Turnbull 41 . P. Dwyer 42. C . Hor n 43. G . Irvine 44. B. Girolami 45. C. Muller 46. D. Howard 47. R . Little 48. D. Defeo 49 . J . Finlayson 50 . B . Devine 51 . J. Curran 52 . A . Day 53 . M . Leigh 54. M . White 55.S .Zocco 56. J. Charteris 57. G . Lear 58.T Keogh 59. J. Bugeja 60. C . Ferry 61 . M . Keogh 62 . S . Morabito 63. A . Hil l 64. C . Phelan 65 . C . Hussey 66 . A . Moodie 67. P. O'Dwyer 68 . C. Goodear

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

Senior Coach : Denis McGrory Reserv es Coach: Michael Carty 1 . A . Baxter '..

2 . D. Connell (VC ) 3 . W. Byrn s 4 . C. McKenzie (Capt) 5. M . Cart y 6. W. Smit h 7 . R . Makinson 8. M . Orion 9. G . Anderson 10 .T.Chegwin 11 . J . Rae 12 . D. Secculi 13. B. Carty 14. D. Cotton 15. W. Phillips 15 G . Wigg (2) 16. M . DeMatta 16. E . Bingham (2) 17. A . Arnett

18. M . Constable 19. M . Armstrong 20. C. Krau s 21 . A. Walden (DVC) 22 . P. Thiesse n 23. M . Seccull 24. C . Lovell 24. R . Lavender (2) 25 . L . Pegoi i 26 . G. Phillips 26 . D. Kretschmer (2) 2T C. Dun n 28 . G . Borg 29 . J . Rowe 30. J . Thiessen 31 . B . Main (VC-Res) 32 .A .Roberts 33.G .Tanner 34. B. Adamopoulos 35.D.Lappage 36. D. Strudwic k 37. B . Arnhold 38 . J . Hayter 39 . D . Hayter 40 . B. Canobe 41 . D. Hoare 42 . M . LaGreca 43 . R . Pleche r 44 . A. Kirkv,'ood-Scott (C-Res) 45 . M . Weave r

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OLD TRINITY GRA M MARIA N S Senior Coach: Sid Myers Rese rves Coach : Chris Glas s 1 . A . Dun n 2 C Robison (C-Res) 3 A. Allibon (Capt ) 4. T. Norman 5. D. O'Shaughnessy 6. R . Heath 7 . D. Rogers (VC) & R . Beardsley 9 . S . Hopkin s 10. S. Hatfield 11 . T. Phillips 12, G . Clarke 13. D . Balazsy 14. J . Stickland 15. M . Hedley 16. M . Seuling 17. M . Jennings 18. N . Beardsley 19. G . Hudson 20 . T. Roberts 21 . S. Drum 22 . P, Robison 23 . Marshal Adam 24 .A. Anderso n 25 . E . Borghesi (VC-Res) 26 L . Coleman 27. I . Wallace 28 . G . Harve y 29 . M . Sutherland 30 . A . Taylor 31- M . Turner 32 . N . Sammut 33 . P. Scott 34 .P Papas 35 . L- Thomas 36, J . Sutcliffe 37. R. Sell a 38 . R . Phillips 39, J . Hodder 40. M . Beamish 41, A . Spinks 42 .A. Banfield 44. A . Turner 45, L. Farrell 47. G . Harmer 48. R . Ket t 50. E . Best 52 . P. Beet 54. C . Naidu 55 S. Williams 57 Fl . Borghesi 58. A . Vis e 59. D. Ash e 62 . J .P. Adgemis 63 . C . Orwin 71 . M . Nougher 80. A . Smit h 8& D . McCulloch 89, (A) T . Pontefract 89. (B) T G. Abdul MAJOR SPONSORS

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Senior Coach : M. McArthur-Allen Assistant Coach : Frank Melica n 1 . N . McColough 2. P. Schuhkraft 3 . A . Fitzgerald 4 . A . Grace 5. D. McDonald 6. T Gallaghe r 7 . B. Connell (VC) 8. M . Gilmore (DVC) 9. R . Woodlan d 10 . M . McDonald 11 . D. Edgel l 12 . N . Sabo 13 . P Kingston 14 . S. Samil d 15 . M . McConvil l 16 . T. Stewart (VC-Res) 17. E. Fraser 18 . P. Clear y 19 . A . Jobling (Capt) 20. D. Wood 21 . M . Koppens 22. R . Bloc k 23. P. McDonald 24.S . McCooke 25, P. Forsyth 26. D. Connell 27. T. Hill e 28, B . Collins 29. W. Doyle 30. D. Arnfield 31 . B . Egan 32. S. Reid y 33. M . Shepherd 34. P Hurley 35.P. Marnow 36, M . Templeton 37. A . Or r 38. P. Milner(Res-C) 39. C. Karageorgiou 40.P.Joy 41 . B. Turner 42. C. Kelleher 43. T. Siderellis 44. C. Krawczak 45.D.Barton 46. D. Abrahams 47. T. Aldridge 48. L . Dickson 49. M . Horsfield 50. D. Conway 51 . S. Montgomery 52. J. Agar 53, S . Griddle 55, J- O'Connor 56. J. Guertson 57.T. Boyanton 58. C. Symes 59. C. Montgomery 61 . A . Kukuljan 67.J . Osborn e

~_--~ ST. BERNARDS Senior Coach: Frank Dunell Assistant Coach: Phil Brow n Reserves Coach : Darren Looker 1, D. Godfrey 2 . P. Hayes 3 . J. Law 4 . V. COmito S . S . Walsh 6 . C. Wood 7. S . Perrett 8 . L . Vassaiio 8 . M. Mahady (Res) 9 . G . Wood 10, G . Mathewes 11 .P Capes 12,S . Looker 13 R . Purcell 14. S. Doran 15. M . Egan 16. F. Dunel l 17. W . Carey (VC) 18. A . Purcell 19. L. Got ant (Capt) 20 . N . Lynch 21 . C . Mali a 22 . C . Calthorpe 23,T, Dobson 24,K. Mahady 25, A. Comito 26, J Gollan t 27- A . Nathan (C-Res) 28, P Gilmour 29 . J. Overman 30 R. Dooian 31 .T Spencer 32 P,Runtmg 33-T-Ogston 33.P Rogerson (Res) 34. J. O'Connell 35 P. Daffy 36. D. Farrell 37. F. Comito 37. M . O'Connell (Res) 38 D. McAl6ste r

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14 . K. McCausland 15. S . Gray 16. C. Boucher 17. P. Carroll 18. J . Turnbull 19 . A. Thompson 20. C . Hoist 21 . G . Foste r 22 . J . Gilham (Capt) 23. M . Gray 24. J. McIntire 25. D. Tribolet 26. G. Mooney 27. D. Meredith 28. R . Brockwell 29. C . Pyers 30. B. Gillies 31 . B. Clark 32 . C. West 33. D . Glass 34. C . Stevens 35. P Howe 36. B. Daley 38. P. Forbes 39. B. Bowler 40. C. Denning 41 . B. Styles 42 . D. Taylor 43. A . Capotosto 44. B. Hogan 45. M . Gilbert 46. P. Agostinelli 47 . C . Raywood 48. R . Hogan 49. J. Kouryialas 50. R . Roach 52 . S . Coulson 55. D . Williams 59. P Heal y

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18. R . LaRose 19. B. Green 20 . S . Walker 21 . G . Rokay 22 . W. Radley 23 . N . Gosewinckei 24 . R . Lawson (Capt) 25 . B . Youn g 26 . B . Selleck (Capt-Res) 27. G . Young 28 .S .LaRose 29 . S . Gray 30 . S . Kelly 31 . S. Molloy 32 . A . Johnston 33 . K . Cohen 34 . S. Sergienko 35 .T. Yavuzcan 36 . C . Kelly 37. C. Ford 38 . J . Simmonds 39, R . Leah y 40. B. Horgan 41 . A. DeWitt 42 . P. Lightfoot 43. R . Constantine 44. G . Mitchell 45. M . Foster 46. M .P Toohey 47 . A . Brow n 48. G . Walker (VC-Res) 49. C. Stefano 50.R .Cohen 51 . B . Ibrahi m 52. A . Stock 53. C. Sutch 69. P. Col e GOLD SPONSOR S

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MARCELLIN Senior Coach: Kerin Lawson Reserves Coach : Glen Taylor 1 .S. Psoras 2. G. Wooller 3. D. Waters 4. C. Carr (DVC) 5. A. Tranquilli 6. P. Sexton 7. P. Randal l 8. M . Amad (DVC) 9. D. Merto n 10, A . Gallagher 11 . A . Boot h 12. N . Bourke 13. M . Stapleton 14. D. Howe (VC) 15. N . Dunca n 16. J. Wallis (VC-Res) 17. M . Getson

18. Jeremy Khan (DVC-Res) 19. M . Delahunt (C-Res) 20. S. O'Flynn 21 .D.Cooper 22 . M . Gallaghe r 23. M . Becchitti 24. S. Beattie 25. G. Favia 26. M . Moran 27. Julian Kann 28 . G . Norden 29 . A . Labagnara 30 . A . Treganowan 31 . J. Douglas 32 . V. Paonessa 33 . T. Slattery 34 . L . Getson 35, J . Pappas 36. Jeremy Golds 39 . J . Ibriham 41 . A . Ryder 42 . A . Duncan 44 .J .Sandy 46 . Jamies Golds 57. B . Day 58. S . Boysen (Capt) 60. S . Mora n 68. D. Frawley

OLD MELBURNIANS Senior Coach: Paul O'Brien Rese rves Coach : Guy Nelson 1 . T. Witts 2 . S. Theodore 3. J. Nichols (Capt) 4. P. O'Brien 5. N . Boyden 6.P.Handbury 7. C. Thompson 8. J. Keeble 9. J. Campbell 10. A . Merrington 11 . B. Murphy 12. A. Hewitt 13 . S. Ros e 14 . S. Bardsley 15. D. Maskiell 16.P. Wood 17 . M . Rose 18. M . Berry 19. J . Correll 20. A. Salek 21 . N . Rhoden 22.1 . Mackay 23. A. Witts 24. S . Teal (DVC) 25. R. Nelson 26. B. Vil e 27. C . Bryan 28. C. Terrill 29. R . Meade 30. N . Howell 31 . S . Frazer 32. R . Webb (VC) 33. G . Dixon 34. C. Anastakis (DVC) 35. A- Thompso n 36. S . Newman 37. O. Keebl 38. D. Clements 39. M . McGregor 40. E . Smithers 41 . P. Theodore 42. B. Williams 43. P. Birrel l 44. H . Wallace-Smith 45. Z . Useinov 46. P. Sinn 47. A . Nelson 48. N . Wright 49. T. Stuckey 50. D. Robinson 51 . R . Sutherland 52. S. Burnett 53. T. Canyon 55. S . Oliver 58. M . McLea n 61 . R . Van Den Dungan 65. P. Tsiampra s 67. D. McDonald 69. P. Jost 70. J . Francis MAJOR SPONSO R

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2 . D. Campbell 3. C. Scot t 4. M . Barrett 5. M . Turner 6. D. Paterson 7. G . Norton 8. N . Macquire 9. S . Mullen 10.A .Sheedy 11 . D . Solley (VC ) 12 . G . Dickson (DVC) 13. S. Shar p 14. C. Love 15. C. Davis 16. D. Grant t2. M . Geary 17. M . Edmonds 13. R. Mills 14. D. Smith 18.T.Bournon 19. D. Zajc 15. D. Way 20. S. Farrow 16. B.Joyce 21 . B.Joycey 17. D. Vicino 22. P. Harringto n 18. L . Mansfield 23. N . Moodie '.. 19. T. Canavan 24. C . Radi 20 . B . Pannam . A . Holland n25 21 . N . Mills 26. G. Curra 22 .B. Haberman . C. Appel n27 23 . P. Robertson 28. M . Bon d 24 . N . Elks 29.A .Carter 25. R . Aanenson .

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Senior Coach : Mark Sarau Assistant Coach : Wayne Holdswort h Reserves Coach : Sol Skurni k 1 . D. Marks 2 . A . Klooger (Capt) 3 . Bugalski 4 . Levy (DVC) 5 . M . Silver 6 . Rozenberg 7 . Goetz 8. Roseman 9 . Bursztyn (VC) 10. Bloom (DVC) 11- Flinkie r 12 . Shenker 13. Gordon 14. Poswell 15.B .Cohen 16. R . Marks 17. Levi n 18. D. Roth 19. Dunne 20. W. Krongold 21 . Sheezel 22. Josem 23 . Abraham 24 . Rozenes 25 . Gross 26 .Hoppe 27. Goldberg 28 . Zurbo 29 . Briskin 30 . Fredman 31 . Chrapot 32 . Braun 33 . Pa t 34 . Gunn 35 . C. Cohen 36 . Galbin 37. Rockawin 38 . Grundmann 39 . Engelman 40, Redlic h 41 . Szu c 42 . Jas. Wrobel 43. Israel 44. A . Krongold 45. Kal b 46. D. Krongold 47. S . Roth 48. Feldman 49. S. Frid 50. Levine 51 . Den 52 . A. Zielinski 53. Jelinek 54. Fell 55. B . Zielinski 56. Freeman 57. Szklarski 58. Frie d 59. Berkovitch 60.Janover 62 . Vat i 63. Neeter 64 . Stern 65. Arrow

Senior Coach: David Matthews Assistant Coach : Chris Collett Reserves Coach : Stephen Alie n 1 . D. Matthews (Capt) 2 . A . Louri e 3 . B . Mathews 4 . C. Simpson 5. W. Horton 6 . B. Webster 7. P. Murtag h 8 . S . Cossart-Walsh 9 . G . Harriso n 10. A . Wil l 11 . M . Millard 12 . R . Harrison 13. D . Croni n 14. S. Klose (C-Res) 15.S. Pearc e 16. T. Royals (VC) 17. G . Williams 18. N . Cox 19. J. Restarick 20 . M . Klose 21 . N . Cox 22 . S. Barker 23 . D. Allen 24 . K . Dachs 25 . M . O'Brien 26 . S. Williams 27. N . Caple 28 . M . Schultz 29 . J . Maestros 30, D. Lowe 31 . J. Holloway 32 . M . Dicrosta 33 . N .Johnson 34. P. Montgomery 35. R . Harris 36. C . Worthington 37. M . Scholten 38. A . Allen 39. J . Santiago 40. B. Isaac s 41 . M . Lauritz (VC-Res) 42 . D.Synma n 43. R . Royals 44. C. Thomas 45. M . Stanjo 46. D . Kitchen 47. J . Headlam 48. C. Moston 49. S . Yaffe 50. C. Matheson 51 . K. Hedin 52. C . Adkins 53. J. Fletcher 54 . R. Knight 55. R. Allsop 56. M . Affinita 57. A. McMillan 58 . S . Alle n 59 . D. Craig 60 .B.Kuppe 61 . D. Oakley 62, S- Holmes 71 . G . Paine MAJOR SPONSOR

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IVANHOE Senior Coach: John Simpson Reserves Coach : Ian Forsyt h 1 . R. Armstrong 2 . P. La Rosa 3. C. Tucke r 4. M . Maud 5. P- Manuel 6.T Jackson 7- J. Mathew 8. J. Freema n 9. M . Thackwray 10. G . Kennedy 11- S. Ford 12. V. Sammartino 13. P. Fawley 14 . P. Flynn 15. T. Flynn 16. M . Fabris 17.P-Lee 18. A. Zanatta 19 . G . Bullen 20. R. Stewart 21 . L . Blackwood 22 . R . Angelini 23. P. Pettingill 24. D. Malli a 25. A. Barro 26. N . Capitols 27. D. Nibali 28. D. Forsyth 29. D. Flynn 30. J. Makin 31 . I . Forsyth 32- J . Raywood 33. S . McGowan 34. R. Doyle 35. G . Strangwick 36. Robert Gittos 37- S. Northey 38. T Groppi 39. J . Sampson 40. S . Cavar 41 . C . McDonald 42 . D. Cartwright 43 . R . Le e 45 . A . Woolf e 46 . Richard Gilles 47. D. Hoffman 48 . A . Pekin 49 . S. Molloy 50 . W. Lloyd 51 . A . Sanderson 52 . A. Purcell 53 . A . Scott 54 . D. Webb 55 . D. Hochfeid SPONSORED BY

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@AP LBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OB M ONASH BLUES Snr Coach : Ron Verma Asst Coach : P. O'Dea & P. Knight Res Coach : Paul Kotz 1 . J. Bamer t 2. P Alberg o 2. P. O'Brien (2) 3. P Day 3. R . Verma (2) 4 A .Kennedy 4 . D. Menzies (Res-Capt) 5. A. Caffry 5. R. Martin (2) 6 R. Wi x 7. R. Knight (DVC) 8. J. Dixon (DVC) 9. D. Comer (SncCapt) 10 . M . Beazley (VC) t1 . M . Webster (DVC-Res) 12 . P Knigh t 12- M. Feferkranz (VC-Res) 13 . A. Dawson (DVC) 14. B. Glove r 15 B. McClements 16. P. Kot z 17. A . Webster 1& C. Young 19. A. Muller 20 B. Mourney 21 D Reeves 22. D. Woodsy 23. D. Exton 24 . D. Fleming 24 . G . Wilson (2) 26. M. Thompson 27. S. Helmot 28. T Canavan 29. C. Drake 30.R. Newton 31 . P. Yee 32 . L. Apostolou 33. C. Oxiade 34 . P. O'Connell 35. D. Fairchild 35. S. Konstanty (2) 36 . A. Palmos (DVC-Res) 37. P. Defteros 38 . B. Asset 39 .J.Newton 40 . M . Guine a 40 . B. McGrath (2) 41 . P Browne 42 . N . Bradley 43 . G . O'Brien 44 . C. Glover 45 D Baker 46 A. Holland 47. M . Konstanty 48 . B. Archdall 49 .J. Pertzel 50 ACrudden 51 . J . McGennis 52 . A . Sainsbury 53 . J. Goldi n 54 . B. Sergeant 5& 1 . Gillespie 56 . G . Peckham 59 .R.Zwar 60 . F. Konstanty

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Senior Coach : Brian Ford Reserves Coach : Andrew Hadley 1 .J .M . Alexander 2 . D. Carman 3 . B . Hodgson 4 . W. Douglass 5 . G. Gal e 6 . I . Hildebrand (DVC) 7. P. Farrar 8 . A . Barker 9 . L . Baring 11 . M. Spencer 12 . M . Crampton 13. J. Harrison 14.V.Sheehan 15. D . Eley IT S . Zacharidis 18. G . Hipwell (VC) 19.D .Roche 20 . M . Malakellis 21 . D. Lawrence 22 . D. Wals h 24 . A. Castricum 25 . M . Keilock 26 . A. McGregor (Capt) 27. D. Newman 28 .S .Rowland 29 . A. Headberry 31 . J . Smith 32 . G . Wadley 33 . D. O'Brien 34 . B. Dowsley 35 . P. Mastos 36. H. Cavalier 37. J. Andritsos 38. S . Broun 39 . S . Chalatzoukas 40 . S. Leitc h 43 . G. Enders 44 . A . Leitch 45 . R . Anderson 46 .J .P. Alexander 47. S . Menth a 48 . P. Andritsos 49 . R . Hall 50. A. Randall 51 . B. Hodgson 52 . J. Milli e 53, A. Hadley 55. D. Trumble 57 . D. Tilley 61 . R . Mansfield 63 . M . Sinclair 65 . D. Woo d 71 . M . Hay SPONSORED BY

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PARKSIDE Senior Coach : M . Ware Rese rves Coach : M . Wilson 1 . A. Jackson 1, C. Walsh (2) 2 .P. Meehan 2 . C . McGaw (2) 3. F. Sansonetti 3 . G . Poyntz (2) 4. M. Hoyne 4 . P. Jackson (2) 5 . G . Williams 5 S . Mifsud (2) 6 G . Smit h 6 . A. Stuart (2) 7. G . Yoksic h 7. R. Fletcher (2) 8 . J. Chdcott 8 G . Hunt (2) 9 . G . Dunbabin 9 . S . Modica (2) 10. D. Whelan 10. S . Gill (2) 11 . K . Jergens 12 . M. Sturgess 12 . W. Shortis (2) 13. D. Mezzatesta 13. S . Rizzolio (2) 14. P. Georgiou 14. P. Smith (2) 15. D. Moodie 15. M . Gard (2) 16 . G . Masse t 16. B. Smith (2) 17. C. Freeman 17. G . Giannopoulos (2) 18 . D. Gray 19. C. Williams 19. T Gard (2) 20. M . Page 20. A . Wilson (2) 21 . J. Cotter 21 . M. Tapping (2) 22. K. Allan 22. G . Gaianis (2) 23. M . Sherlock 24. A . Borsato 25. L. Digiacomo 26. M . Bradley 27. L . Panjari 28. V. O'Brie n

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ST. KILDA STH CAULFIELD Senior Coach : Roger Gerny Reserves Coach: Glen Bake r 1 . G . Sparkes 2 . R. Gerny 4. B. Boy d 5. A . McGaw 6. S. Morgan 7. C. Capiron 8. M . Strain 9. G . Healey 10. N . Fitzroy 11 . M . Alderuccio 12. R . Gilmore 13. G . Joseph 14. C. Gray 15.F. Buckley 16. P. Rogers 17 . M . Eckholdt 18. A. Fitzsimon 19 . M . King 20. T. Riddell 21 . G . Hofert 22 . P. O'Sullivan 23. J. Pasara 24. B. Gill 25.R .Pope 26. W. Gilmore 27. R . Bergman 28. P. Pirol a 29. M . Murrihy 30. P. Sherman 31 . F. Descalco 32. J . Dunlevie 33. N . Col e 34. P. Cappilari 35. S . Degering 36.A.Suppa 37. N . Buc k 38. S . Wood 39. A. Atchison 40. D. Cappilari 41 . P. Degering 42. P. Kerian 43 . A. Hall 44 . M . Howard 45. J . Kolokossian 46. P. Dynon 49 . M . Credlin 50. B. Meadowcroft 54 . C. Rennie 55.P.Jackson 56 . C. Day 57. B. Derham 58 . D. Eddy 59 . J . Hartwig 60 . M . McMahon 61 . D . Dunievie 62 . J. Tayler 64 . A . Crough 66 . T. Pearl 68. M . Fawaz MAJOR SPONSOR S

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HAMPTON ROVER S Senior Coach: Ga ry Hetherington Rese rves Coach: David Terry 1- J . Ross 3. C. Amoore 4. S. Anderson 4. J. Pearce (2 ) 5. E. Melnjak (VC) 5. D . Rogerson (2) 6. D. Cullen 7. J. Alessi (Capt-Res) 8. M . Blake 9. S. McDonald 10. D. McConvill e 11 . S . Wilson (VC-Res) 12 . G . Lambiri s 13. H . LeGran d 15. G . Hetherington 16. L. Carte r 19. B. Hibbs 20 . G . Deveraux 20 . P. Chalikias 21 . G . McDonald 22 . M . McKellar 23 . C. Dwyer 25. R. Melnjak 26. K. Butler 27. D. Terr y 28. A . LeGrand 29. R. Abraham 30. M . Alessi 31 . I . Boyl e 32. J . Matson 33. A . McGregor 34. I . Rogerson 35. V. Micalizzi 36. A . Sutton 37. J. Porcino 39. K . Ivey 40. M . Doukas 41 . A . Natoli 42. N . Murray-White 44. R. Thompson 45. C. Scarlett 46. J. Alessi 47. L. McLeo d 48. T. Murray-White 49. F. Casette 50. M . Crawford 54. A . Panagiatidis 55. T. Brai n

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OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIAN S Senior Coach : Kevin McLea n Reserves Coach : Steve Kin g 1 . & Yarvrood 2 M . Dyson 3 M . Clarkson 4.1 Wells 5 J . Stevens 6 M . Hal l 7, G Farieacas (VC) 8 T. Steven s 9 . M . Karayannis 10 8 Hall 11 . T Ryan 12 . M Tozer 13. D Lawson 14 M Colledge 15 G Douglas 16 M . Woods 17.J.Luk 18 C Ferguson 19 T Young 20 M . Huber 21 . A Haug 22 . C Dunneli '23 M . Stewar t 24 G . Hands (DVC) 25 J Maycock 26. P Goidmg 27. J. Weddle 28 o Jones 29 . R . Weddle 30 D Toil 31 .D. Caddy 32 .A. Noonan 33 T Cormack 34 S Kent 35 . D. Scott 36.D Super 37 C Lynch 38 S Conway 39 M . Campbell 40 S. Purcell 41 . J. Marshall 42 .S .Vaughan 43 . P. Sigley 44 . D. Simonsen 45 0 Cha n 46 A . Jenkins 47 M . Dunn 48 S P,doto 49 J. Hempseetl 50. M . Veal (Capl) 51, M . Power 52 . F. cargo 53. D Craker 54 P. Wal l 55. C McLaughlin 56 A. Ongarello 57. B Eisworth 58 A Ryan 59. D. Cuttenss 60 C. Pitt 62 . P. Ritchie 63 P. Murgia 64 N . Weston 68 . R Bainbridge 69 J . Lunt 94 8, Wilson MAJOn.6PONSORS

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Knitwear Well here we are finally, finals time 1st Semi Yarra Valley vs Richmond Central and the 2nd Semi Oakleigh vs Uni Reds . To all the other teams that missed out, don't worry there's always next year .

REVIEW Richmond Centrals primed themselves for thei r semi final clash with a thumping 105 pt win over Chirnside Park . Oakleigh destroyed VUT/FIT by 133 pts. Canterbu ry N . Balwyn finished the year with a solid 29 pt win over Old Westbourne . Uni Reds hun g on to 2nd spot with a 23 pt win over an improved Balwyn Combined . Yarra Valley did enough to get the points over Camberwell by 42 pts.

PREVIEW 1st Sem i Yarra Valley vs Richmond Central at Northcote park .

This game should be a beauty with Centrals of late hitting top form while Yarra Valley have been going along nicely. I feel this game will come down to a few things .

If Centrals can keep Simpson quiet they've done half the job because I feel this player is the difference between both teams . He has had an exceptional year and if he is on fire it'll be curtains for Centrals . On the other hand, Mark Bastow in the centre should provide a few headaches for Yarra Valley but all in all and on the big ground Yarra Valley with their pace and determination will ground Richmond Central and advance to the preliminary final with a 5 gl win .

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2nd Sem i Oakleigh vs Uni Reds at Mentone .

This will not be as close as the 1st Semi, as I've said all along that Oakleigh is the team to beat . All right they've lost 2 of their last 3 games and one of them was against the Reds by a healthy margin, but this is finals and the real football starts . A great duel in the centre between Arne[ and Walsh will be a highlight but with Oakleighs 3 prong attack consisting of Forrest, Leslie and Alexandriou I think Uni Reds work will be cut out trying to keep these players in check . The one big factor is that Uni Reds don't travel too well away from home and that plus Oakleighs goal-scoring trio will be the difference in this game. The Krushers to advancetothe big one by 8 goals .

RESERVES 1st Semi between Centrals and Chirnside Par k should be a close game with Chrinside getting the points by 4 gls.

2nd Semi Balwyn Combined with a lot of senior experience in the two's should advance to the grand final with a 5 gl win over Oakleigh .

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SENIORS RICHMOND CENTRAL 7.4 13 .8 19 .9 25 .12 .162 CHIRNSIDE PARK 2 .4 3 .8 6 .12 7.15.57 RICHMOND Yaman 10, Warne 6, O'Sullivan 2, Hickey 2 . Sutherland, Gordon, Waters, McConville, Shannon . BEST Yaman, Warne, Dautovic .

Waters, Gordon, Bastow.

CHIRNSIDE Hussey 2, McHenry, Thomas, Scortino, De Jong, Anthony .

BEST B. Pedler G . De Jong, K . Basso, P Anthony, R . Burke, P. Jones.

VUT/FIT 1 .2 1 .3 1 .3 1 .4 .10 OAKLEIGH AFC 10.2 14 .6 17.13 21 .17.143 VUT/FIT Walker . BEST Baird, Boef, Breheny, Harvey, Nucara, Ziegler OAKLEIGH Forrest 9, McKenner 3, Tomlinson 3, Walsh 2, Ferguson, Leslie, Redford, Wylie . BEST McKennec Moutis, Brereton, Walsh, Forrest, Tomlinson.

CANTBRY/NTH BALWYN 4.6 10.8 15 .11 19.14.128 OLD WESTBOURNE AFC 7 .2 8.6 11 .11 14.15 .99 CANTBRY/NTH BALWYN Mernagh 7, Starrett 4, Cook 2, Crooks 2, Jackson 2, Course, Davidson . BEST M . Sheehan, P. Mernagh, C .

Mernagh, Crooks, Drummond, Churcher.

0. WEST Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

UNIVERSITY REDS 8 .2 10 .4 14 .8 16.8 .104 BALWYN COMBINED 2 .1 6 .1 8 .4 12.7.79 UNI REDS Heaphy 4, Ewing 4, Kane 3, Schroder 2, Bourke, Farrell, Pickett . BEST Bowman, Schroder, DeBond, Pickett, Arnott, DeAngelis .

BALWYN Verashaka 7, Blakeman 2, Lang, Leaman-Rhodes, Tully . BEST Barkla, Bullock, Busse, Flint, Spagnol, Verashaka .

CAMBERWELL AFC 1 .2 5.4 5 .4 6.6.42 YARRA VALLEY OB 6 .4 8 .12 10 .17 11 .18.84 CAMBERWELL Broadley 3, Glazebrook 2, Tuckwell . BEST Gason, Esill, Broadley, Bouyer, P. Barker, Glazebrook .

YARRA VALLEY Simpson 3, Park 2, Ford 2, Downs 2, Davies, Peterson .

BEST McLeod, Bopx, Dickson, Davies, Zimmerman, White .

SHARP SHOOTER SENIORS FORREST, Oakleig h SIMPSON, Yarra Valley MERNAGH, Canterbury Nth . Balwyn CREAK, Boronia Park SCORTINO, Chirnside Park RESERVES JACKSON, Richmond Central GREEN, Oakleig h ISSA, Canterbury/North Balwyn MOLLAR, University Reds

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ALL THE BEST With the finals at the doorstep VUT/FIT would like to congratulate all the finalists on the seasons success, especially F2 section teams . Worthy contenders in what should be a very well contested finals series .

RESERVES RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 .4 4.5 4 .11 7.12.54 CHIRNSIDE PARK 1 .4 3.6 3.9 5.11 .41 RICHMOND King 4, Jackson, Zajac, McConville. BEST McConville, Fenton, Dormer, Manning, King, Tapley .

CHIRNSIDE Heinrich 2, Edwards, Thomson, Richter . BEST D . Karp, M .

DeJong, P Campbell, G . Oakley, W. Cornellisen, G . Skien .

VUT/FIT 1 .0 2 .0 2 .0 2 .0.12 OAKLEIGH AFC 10 .3 17.12 24 .18 24.27.171 VUT/FIT Fazzalari, Midon . BEST Cliffe, Darmanin, Fazzalari, Kimber, Raspa .

OAKLEIGH Ryan 5, Knorpp 4, Crugnale 3, Forrest 3, Billing 2, lanchello 2, Monaghan 2, Perdikomatis 2, Schwass . BEST Chapple, Crugnale, Hally, Billing, lanchello, Knorpp .

CANTBRY/NTH BALWYN 2 .2 3.5 6.6 7.9 .51 OLD WESTBOURNE AFC 1 .0 1 .1 1 .4 2 .8 .20 CANTBRY/NTH BALWYN Sweating 2, R. Mernagh 2, Issa, Paatcsh, Sheehan . BEST Paatcsh, R . Sheehan, Denke, Mullinger, Pappas, Learhinan .

0. WEST Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

UNIVERSITY REDS 2.0 3 .0 3 .0 3 .1 .19 BALWYN COMBINED 3.3 4.7 5 .14 5.15 .45 UNI REDS Emonson2, James . BEST Fitts, Emonson, Smith, Kenny, Watts, Pasquini.

BALWYN Carrucan 2, Booth, Tonzing, Makris . BEST Barr, Bollas, Ditria, Finn, Opteynde, Tonzing .

CAMBERWELL AFC 1 .2 2 .2 2 .2 3 .2 .20 YARRA VALLEY OB 3.8 6.13 12.15 16.22 .118 CAMBERWELL Peters, Tierney, Hartley . BEST Dean, P MacDonald, Macleod, Matheson, P. Barker, Tierney.

YARRA VALLEY M .Ross 4, C. Ross 2, Bennett 2, Alderson 2, Penaluna 2, Penwill 2, Ford, Reynolds . BEST N .Ford, M . Ross, C . Ross, Reynolds, Bennett, Ondaaje .

"_SECTION' UMPIRE ; 1ST SEMI FINAL - NORTHCOTE PARK Field: K. Segota, P. Harri s Boundary: B. Caleja, A . Alexander Goal: K . Walker, D. Murray Reserves Field: A . Kiel, D. Ashto n Reserves Boundary : N . Gardiner, C . O'Donohue 2ND SEMI FINAL - MENTONE Field: J . Moore, R . Eastwood Boundary: K . Eastwood, D. Fowler Goal: P. Rapke, S . Kah n Reserves Field: D. Benjamin, V. Vescovi Reserves Boundary: M . Shelton, C. Brajtberg

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PRELIMINARY FINAL AT NORTHCOTE PARK ( Saturday)

10% ISCOUPHT OhN TROPHIES ORDERED ®U RI U Gn 1%a' ST Hickmans of Melbourne are glad to have renewed its association with the Victorian Amateur Football Association after a 4 year break and look forward to the opportunity of assisting clubs throughout all divisions at the end of the season with provision of quality tro phies and awards.

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We have had the opportunity to assist with some clubs already this year with special presentations for sponsors and match day awards and look forward to meeting representatives from other clubs as the season progresses towards its conclusion .

MELEES - BEWARE

A melee is "Where an incident takes place involving players, pushing, scragging, jumping into packsthrowing each othertothe round or other similar such conduct" .

TRIBUNAL AND INVESTIGATIONS REPORTS

0 16 AUGUST 1993 M . KING, St Kilda/Sth Caulf - Striking - 3 matches .

A SAMMARTINO, Nth Brunswick - Abuse of umpire - 8 matches.

M . VANKERKHOVEN, Aquinas - Abuse of umpire - 2 matches.

S . FREEMAN, UHSOB - Striking - 3 matches .

M . LEWIS, West Brunswick - Striking - 2 matches .

D. IVEY, LaTrobe - Attempt to strike - 1 match .

G . SANTACATTERINA, Brunswick - Striking Suspended until the end of 1994 season .

M . BRADLEY, Parkside - Abusive language - 2 matches.

*S . McDONALD, Comm Bank - Striking - 2 matches . *C. GREEN, Comm Bank - Abusive language - 2 matches . *K. BEAUMONT, Brunswick - Audible offence -1 match . *D. IVEY, LaTrobe - Audible offence - 1 match . *A . WALSH, O. Scotch - Striking - 2 matches . *Accepted prescribed penalty B . WOODHEAD Tribunal Co-ordinator

FAILED TO PHO N E FINAL SCORE S BY 5 P.M. PARKSIDE 5.09* UNI BLACKS 5 .07* 0 . XAVERIANS U19 5 .06 *Clubs had to be contacted for scores

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CLUB XV111 North & South

by Norm Nugent REVIEW OF GRAND FINALS North Eltham, the only first XVII I in the section, took out their second VAFA Premiership by defeating Old Paradians by 26 pts. Exceptionally strong winds and heavy rain which prevailed during most of the game negated many skills of our game. Eltham had first use of the strong wind and with a lead of 33 pts at quarter time had the game in their keeping . Parade did not use the wind well enough in the second quarter and at the long interval Eltham, aided by a goal against the wind, led by 13 pts . In the 3rd qtr Parade showed a lot of endeavour and posted ascore againstthewind . Howeverthe "Turtles" had the smell of victory and added 4 gls to hold a 34 pt lead at 3 qtrtime. (They were then double the Paradian Score!)

The final quarter was the most even of the four as Parade tried to bridgethe gap while Eltham again goaled against the gale. At the final siren Eltham were premiers by 26 pts. Their stars included the consistent Tucker Brothers - Kim in the centre and Adrian as a ruck rover . Ruckman Mark Lloyd and rover Paul Hingston both gave great drive to the "Turtles" . For Parade no one did better than veteran defender Peter Symes who received good support from stalwart Phil Hammond and ruck rovers Matt Considine and Lucas Vear.

Congratulations to both sides on their successful seasons and to Eltham on their premiership victory.

Sout h The season's leading side Old Xaverians won the premiership by the minimum margin against traditional rival Old Scotch in a dramatic nail biting finish . Old Scotch defenders could have set up victory in the 1st qtr by preventing an Old Xaverian goal with the prevailing wind . However the Xaverians only trailed by 5 pts at half time as their defenders had kept Old Scotch from utilising the wind . Belatedly Xaverians scored 3 gls as 3 qtr time approached while their defenders held Scotch scoreless during the entire quarter. Scotch had to bridge their 14 pt deficit with the aid of the wind before they could gain the lead . They tried valiantly and had kicked two goals half way through the quarter. However, they failed to score again until their big Ormond recruit Nankivill had a fifty metre shot right on the siren . His kick was off line and the Old Xaverians, held scoreless in the last quarter, had won bythe minimum margin to givethem backto back premierships . For the victors the consistent Kinna, veteran Bill Denton as well as well known Xaverian names King and O'Shaughnessy did well . Old Scotch were well served by the consistent Rodwell, Nankivill, Hawkins and Hooper.

Congratulations to both sides on their successful seasons and especially to the "Crocodiles" on their second successive premiership .

I now sign off for 1993 with thanks to my readers and to those who have supplied me with information on the not too glamorous Club competition . I am also most appreciative of the help and understanding I have received from Phil, Brian, Brett and Sue during the times of personal difficulty.

I look forward to the Editor's reveille in April 1994.

CLUB XVIII NORTH GRAND FINALS

ELTHAM 5 .3 6.4 10 .8 11 .9 .75 OLD PARADIANS 0 .0 4.3 5 .4 7.7.49 ELTHAM Stickland 3, Thorsen 3, Ham 2, Jovanovski, Hingston, Tucker .

BEST 0. Hingston, M . Lloyd, K . Tucker, A . Tucker, D . Thorsen, C. Day .

O PARADE Flyn 2, Wood 2, McMahon, Mills, O'Keefe . BEST P. Symes, G. Askwith, S. O'Keefe, P. Hammond, M . Considine, L. year.

CLUB XVIII SOUTH GRAND FINAL S

OLD XAVERIANS 0 .4 1 .5 4.6 4.6.30 OLD SCOTCH 1 .0 2.4 2.4 4.5.29 O XAVS Dalton 2, O'Shaughnessy 2 . BEST Kinna, Denton, O'Shaughnessy, King, Hummerson, R . Dalton.

0 SCOTCH Hawkins, Shepherd, Nankervill, Steele . BEST D. Hooper, Rodwell, Sutherland, Nankervill, Hawkins, Shepherd .

SHARP SHOOT SOUTH SECTION DALTON, Old Xaverian s HAWKINS, Old Scotch BAXTER, Mazenod NORTH SECTION STICKLAND, Eltha m HALLAM, Kew McCANN, Old Paradians

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REVIEW OF LAST WEEKS GAMES Division 1 Parkers really put the cat amongst the canaries with their "surprise' win over Xavvers and completing, possibly a very good debut season in the top grade.

The Chirnside boys did it without the main contributions coming from the "Italian Connection" who nevertheless contributed to a great team effort. Parkers best were Scott McIntosh, Joe Cochrane and Brett Rattray showing a return to his best . The heavy conditions gave Vinnie no chance of making his 'ton' but a good season's effort anyway Vinnie - well done! Xavs best were Fitzsimon, Kennedy and Strachan . Nodders moved to top spot with an impressive 21 pt margin over De La . Drew O'Donoghue returned after a~0 week absence and made his presence felt with a consistent contribution as did Dave Moore on his wing . The win was particularly satisfying for Nodders Mark "Chook" Goudie and Justin Fisher who both brought up their 50th games . Bernies battled hard against Haileybu ry to retain their 4th spot .

Simon Lynch was almost unrecognisable with his new "hairstyle" which obviously cut down his wind resistance and made him one of Bernies best . Phil Daffey also did well as did the Bernie "Pups" - Zawicki, Fearns and "Little Chatty".

Division 2 Centra l Leos wound up their debut year with a pleasing win over the courageous Old Hoes Hamish Meehan and Damian Wells each got 5 whilst Brett McHugh, Aaron Smith and Tim Van de Ven were best for Leos. NOBs held 2nd spot after their desperate first half enabled them to get the break they wanted over the Friars . Chris McMahon got another 4 to tie the lead in the sharpshooters whilst best for NOBs were Simon Care, Brent Bryce and Frank Borello . After a poor 1st quarter Wells worked a lot harder in a close tussle with the Blacks to get home with 8 pts to spare. Travis Reid and Billy McKenzie were best for Wells .

Division 2 Sout h Tonners had a good finals tune up against Scotchies who gave a good fight throughout . Tonners were best served by Richard Oakley, Ryan Wavish and Ellia Dimer .

Bedas got a forfeit from the Fields who were undermanned by just one man but they at least" played the game".

PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GAMES Division 1 The big game today is being played for the double chance between Nodders and Xavs. Taking last week's form as a guide, I'd have to go for Nodders and, added to their home ground advantage, I'd almost consider them certainties. Bernies will make sure of their finals spot with a home win over Monds whilst I assume De La will wrap up 2nd spot with a win over Old Mentone .

OMs have just missed the 4 and I expect they will just get home from Haileybu ry although I think Lobba has plans for the Bloods to finish the year on a high note!

SELECTIONS : Mazenod, De La Salle, St Bernards, Old Melburnians .

Division 2 Central - 1st Semi Fina l Carey and Blues have met only once this year with Carey absolutely killing the Students. The Uni boys were "holidaying" at the time and should now be backto full strength whilst Carey only have worries over skipper Marcus Nance who has missed recent games. Because of byes and forfeits Blues haven't had a hit out for 3 weeks whilst Carey missed out last week . My selections always make somebody happy and this week I'm going to make Carey's hard working Secretary, Val Evans, very pleased to see me tip the Students . I expect Carey to get an early jump due to the Blues lack of recent match practice but I think the Students have just enough class to forge ahead in the finish .

Division 2 South Collegians and Bedas meet in the cutthroat first semi and I expect we'll see a closer result than in their last meeting at Mentone . The Lions are a pacier side than the Tigers but although the wings are wide the Oakleigh ground doesn't give them enough opportunity to exploit that advantage . Bedas are more accustomed to a short oval and Coach Terry believes this will be to his advantage. Reluctant as I am to jump off the Lion's wagon, I think Terry could be right, Bedas to win by 10 pts .

SLAB CHALLENGE : Didn't work for Scotchies last week but they did put up a spirited effort . This is the last offer for the year and, as I don't often get a chance to challenge them I'll give Xavs the incentive to get back on the winning list . "

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lail -~ UNDER 19 SECTION 1 DE LA SALLE 5.7.37 MAZENOD BLUES 7.16.5 8 DE LA Goal Kickers and Best Players not received MAZENOD O' Donaghue 2. Sullivan, Goudie, O'Hara, Huggins, Moore .

BEST Fisher Clarke, Rice, Butler, Bourbon, Hansen .

ORMOND 2.2 4 .4 5 .6 5 .6.36 'OLD MELBOURNIANS 5.2 6 .6 7.9 11.14.80 ORMOND Looby 2, Williams, Barrett, McGaw . BEST Casey, Horsfield, Wilks, McGaw, Williams, Neel.

0 MELB . Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD XAVERIANS 0 .6 4 .8 4.11 5.16 .46 CHIRNSIDE PARK 0 .4 2 .9 2 .12 7.14 .56 0. XAVS Fitzsimmon 3, Dluzniak, Hawker . BEST Fitzsimmon, Kennedy, Strachan, Sadler, Ries, lacovangelo .

CHIRNSIDE McIntosh 2, Spirili 2, Piccioli, Cochrane, Pignataro . BEST McIntosh, Sprli, Paola, Rattray, Cochrane, Walker .

OLD HAILEYBURY 7.9.51 ST BERNARDS BLUE 9.8 .62 O HAILEY Lovell 4, Evans 2, Stack . BEST Raby, Pound, Weber, Buchanan, Burn, Whitaker.

ST BERNARDS Daffey 3, Lynch 2, Webb Hemley, Sawicki, Farmer. BEST Daffey, L. Rogers, Lynch, Castles, Sawicki, B . Chatfield .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRA L IVANHOE FORFEITED 5 .4 .34 OLD PARADIANS RECEIVED FORFEIT 13 .11 .89 OLD IVANHOE 2 .1 3 .3 4 .5 6.7.43 ST LEOS WATTLE PARK 3.2 10 .7 14 .10 18.13 .121 0 IVANHOE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

ST LEOS Meehan 5, Wells 5, Dempsey 2, Van De Van 2, Donovan, Thomas, Marr, O'Rielly . BEST McHugh, Smith, Van De Ven, Wells, Meehan, Ronchi, Glass .

OLD CAMBERWELL 6 .8.44 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 5.6.36 0 CAMBERWELL Walker 2, Thomson, Homes, McKenzie, Williams .

BEST T. Reid, J. McKenzie, A . Strachan, J. Prior, J . Hancock, B. Summons .

UNI BLACKS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

NORTH OLD BOYS 6 .2 7.6 9 .7 14.13.97 WHITEFRIARS 0 .0 0.0 2 .0 4.0.24 NOBs McMahon 4, Mattiazzi 3, Tonkin 2, Milionis, Serong, Sheedy, Haddad. BEST Care, Bryce, Sheedy, Borello, Mattiazzi, Milionis, Haddad .

WHITEFRIARS Little, McFarlane, Burgoine, Law . BEST Wigney, Kook, Pinchbeck, Macfarlane, Thwaits, Duffy .

OLD CAREY - BYE

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUT H HAMPTON ROVERS 1 .1 1 .1 3.3 6.3 .39 MONASH BLUES 6 .5 8.10 10.14 16.17.113 HAMPTON Cullen 2, Bradshaw, Haggerty, Corbett, Atkinson . BEST Watmuff, Atkinson, Power, Smith, Collins, Ross .

MONASH Slattery 5, Fawcett 3, Rubick 2, Crozier 2, Green, Campbell, Reid, Crompton. BEST Johnston, Barrett, Goodson, Moon, Green, Bridges .

ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGER RECEIVED FORFEIT 14 .16.100 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR FORFEITED 9.7.61 OLD SCOTCH 2 .0 3.1 4 .2 7.2 .44 OLD BRIGHTON 6 .5 8.9 10.12 12 .14 .86 0 SCOTCH Elliott, McCue, MacMillan, Fanfold, Seymour, Stewart, Teasdale. BEST Hardy, Gregory, Seymour, Penfold, Veenker, Speed .

0 BRIGHTON Swanell 2, Farrar 2, Antonis 2, Wilson 2, Dimer, Olliver, Hunt, Magee . BEST Oakley, Wavish, Dimer, Hunt, Begley, Kerr .

AJAX 6.8 9.10 11 .16 a15.17 .107 COLLEGIANS 2 .2 5.6 7.10 13.16.94 AJAX Ratch 4, Moss 2, Nathan 2, Aladjem, Brann, Duzenman, Gold, Krasnostein, Lewis, Szwider . BEST Szwider, Rosen, Nathan, Krasnostein, Feldman, Chrapot .

COLLEGIANS Rose, Degen 2, Manuell 2, Semmens, Palmer, Mulder, Twaddle, Lumley, Williams . BEST Tweddle, Grierson, Lucas, Williams, Humphry, Rose .

U19 SECTION 1 MAZENOD OC vs OLD XAVERIANS Field; C. Rowe, M . Jenkins Boundary: T. Creighton, B . McKee DE LA SALLE vs OLD MENTONIANS Field: D. Knott, J . Ischia Boundary: R . Valentine, D. Ischia ST BERNARDS vs ORMOND Field: G . Keane, M . Pinney Boundary: T. Nathan, R . Krishna n OLD MELBURNIANS vs OLD HAILEYBURY Field: D. Anderson, L . Symons Boundary: E . Glotzer, A. Firiey CHIRNSIDE PARK - BY E UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRAL 1ST SEMI FINAL - OAKLEIGH - 2 P.M .

Field: A . Taylor, T. Sutcliffe Boundary: A . Stubbs, P. Mierisch Goal: A. Draper, M . Richardso n UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUT H 1ST SEMI FINAL - OAKLEIGH - 11 .30 A .M .

Field: H . Little, S. Harford Boundary: D. Brevitt, A . Stephen Goai: A . Draper, M . Richardso n

~SHARP SHOOTERS !

SECTION 1 PICCIOLI, Chirnside Park 88 (1) LUCKOCK, Old Melburnians (0) 72 STONES, Old Xaverians (0) 58 ANASTASIOS, Old Haileybury (0) 49 WEBB, St Bernards 45 (1) SECTION 2 SOUTH RAJCH, AJAX (4) 105 McCUE, Old Scotch (1) 48 ATKIN, Old Brighton (0) 47 FOUNTAS, MHSOB (0) 45 SEMMENS, Collegians (1) 43 SECTION 2 CENTRA L MATTHEWS, Old Carey (0) 56 McMAHON, North Old Boys (4) 56 NAISMITH, Whitefriars (0) 52 JOYCE, Ivanhoe (0) 48 PATERSON, Old Camberwell (0) 4 1

?ERSONA~ITY .PARS =71U111a "FISH" REACHES THE 5 0 Mazenod congratulates Justin Fisher on being the first U19 player to play 50 games all in the Under 19s .

Justin started playing for Mazenod in the U13. His main positions have been Rover and Back Pocket . He started in the U19 in 1990 capping off his first year with a premiership in Div 2 . Congratulations "Fish" we look forward to the next 50.

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FI N A LS FOOTY - It's All Worth It

By Craig Jackson, Senior Coach, Commonwealth Bank Football Club .

With the commencement of Finals today in the lower grades and next week in A and B Grades I would like to wish all participating teams the best of luck .

LUCK, how important is it in Finals? I believe luck plays a very minor role in the September action . The old cliches, "you make your own luck" and "the harder I workthe more luck I seem to have" are very appropriate .

To participate in Finals Football is the pinnacle in a footballer's career. AFL legends such as Robert Flower and Boby Skilton would swap all their personal accoladesto have had more involvement in September.

So to the VAFA teams playing today and over the coming weeks make the most of it . It is terrific to make the final four and play finals, but the ultimate of course is a Premiership . Your efforts either as a player or Coach over the next four weeks will decide the future of your Club and gives everyone a chance to be a partof history .

This is what this article is all about . I havetimeto spend writing this because my team has bowed out for the season . I would do anything to swap with my fellow coaches at the moment . After playing off in the finals in recent seasons and winning a premiership in 1990 you certainly appreciate the highs that come with coaching and playing football .

Once you have got over the hurdle of making the Finals the next step is to pursue the ultimate, a Premiership or at least promotion to a higher grade. The VAFA promotion and relegation system is terrific in that it allows a Club to progress through the Grades .

In 1992 my team Commonwealth Bank got beaten lnthe preliminary final by Bulleen/Templestowe . The effect of that loss was very detrimental to the club .

Because we failed to advance to B Grade we lost a lot of players and subsequently find ourselves being relegated to D Grade in 1994 . On the other hand Bulleen/Templestowe went on to the Grand Final and even though they lost that game, they have maintained momentum and could find themselves playing off in the B Grade Finals this year . There is a great chance that they could be playing in A grade in 1994 .

This is the effect that winning and losing Finals can have on a Club. When you get there you make the most of it and don't be satisfied with purely playing one final .

The people directly involved overthe next month decide the future of the club .

Playing Finals football is different to the home and aways. The game is still the same, the rules are still the same and we still use a football . The big difference is the pace of the game and the pressure involved . Players from both teams will feel the anxiety and the team that controls that anxiety and pressure will normally prevail .

Proper preparation, both physically and mentally, for Finals Football is the key . There is a sign in the Carlton F.C. change rooms which reads "BE THE MOST PREPARED YOU'VE EVER BEEN PREPARED" .

TRAINING, THE LEAD UP, AND THE GAME "Be the most prepa re d you've ever been prepared" • Don't overtrain during Finals . If you're not fit now you can't expect to obtain fitness in 2 weeks . In fact overtraining can have the reverse effect and leave you flat for the game . Ideally you want to be at peak performance on the Saturday so lighter sessions concentrating on skills is more appropriate .

• Watch your diet. Eat all the right foods and load up on complex carbohydrates late in the week . It always amazes me to see some footballers, who train hard all week and then have a pizza Friday night, and a pie and can of coke before the game . Replace the fluids immediately after a game and feed up on carbohydrates as well .

• Limit your Alcohol Intake . During finals some players discipline themselves to go on the square till after the Grand Final . It is not much of a sacrifice. After you win a Premiership you can certainly make up for it . This is sometimes hard especially if you win say a first semifinal and the automatic celebrations that follow an important win . Put it upon yourself to instigate the nonalcohol sacrifice at your Club. You will get the respect of everyone and it is amazing the number of others that will follow your lead .

• Get Injuries Treated . Even if you feel it is only minor make sure you get it right. The first 48 hours after a game are the vital stages . Get advice off your Trainers and receive physiotherapy treatment . You don't want to be carrying an injury into a Grand Final that could have been avoided . There are plenty of fit players ready to jump into your spot as well .

• Stretch after a game . These exercises are Just as important as warm up stretches . Arrange with your Runner/Fitness Coach, or anyone to conduct these stretches after you have sung the club song a thousand times . A little thing but important for next weeks final .

• Study your opposition . Make sure that you view other finals matches . Analyse your likely opponent- his strengths and weaknesses, and also the teams . You may pock up a little thing that will give you the edge next week .

• Make a commitment in writing . Read tham out before the game. When you put it on paper and tell your team mates what commitment you will make and why you want to win it is very lifting . Pin the written commitments on the walls in the rooms before the game .

• Don't become over aroused . Use relaxation and visualisation to mentally prepare for the final . See the large crowd, your opponent, your team mate s behaviour and yourself performing well .

• Experienced players should assist less experienced . The more experienced players should assist the younger players in remaining calm before a final . Talk to them about it and reassure them .

• Remain emotionally stable . Players should try to continued page 46D,

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5 YEARS AGO - 198 8 Well, Kew (B) couldn't do it . In front of a crowd of 3000, Parkside spoilt Kew's perfect home and home game score in a great game of particularly high standard . Kew used the wind well in the third quarter to lead by 20 pts at the last change. Parkside with Franklin Sturgess and Yoksich very active kicked 3.76 in the last quarter and kept the Browns scoreless. The game was well umpired

by Mark Hockey and Simon Hourigan .

Ormond's form lapse continued when they kicked dreadfully against second team Old Paradians to go down 6.22 (58) to 11 .5 (71) . The teams would meet in a fortnight in the "A" Section second semi with Old Paradians favourites. It was a great reversal of form as in the first round Ormond beat OPs by 10 gls, keeping OPs to a record low 2 gls in "A" Section by that club .

John Moir (Old Scotch) won the "A" Section John Woodrow B&F medal scoring 18 votes in 8 games . Vin Comito (St Bernards) was second on 16 and Matt Getson (Marc .) next on 15. Best scorers for their clubs were Paul Booth (NOB) 14, veteran Michael Yeo (U. Blues) 13, G . Coyne and M . Hibbins (Coll .) 6, Paul Holdsworth (De La Salle) 10, B. Considine (0. Par.) 10, former Ajax star Rick Marks (Old Xaverians) 9, Mark McDonald (Orm) 11 .

Two very experienced players Brett Burden (Kew) 21 and Andrew Smythe (BuII/Temp) 18 led the field in the "B" Section Geoff Moore B&F Medal . Best for the clubs were Greg Nyman (Therry) 17, Andrew McGregor(Monash Blues) 16, Mark Sedgwick(P'side) 14, Sam Stevenson (Caulf . Gr.) 7, Har ry Busst (Fawk .)

12, A . Castangini (Ivan .) 8, T. Norman (Old Trinity) 10, Leon Doyle (U . Blacks) 8 .

The Lou Zachariah Medal for the best and fairest player in "C" Section was won by St Kevins OBs Gerard Mulcahy 19 from former Victorian champion ruckman, Rohan B rown (Old Melb.) 18, and And re w Grant (Old Brighton) and Garry Phillips (Old Hailey) 13. Best for clubs were Charlie Capiron (St . Kilda) 12, Leigh Holt (Bany.) 12, N . Monaghan (Bala.) 10, Con Anastasakis (MHSOB) 7, Louis Hoskins (Ivan .) 9, R . De Thomassis (T'town) 8 .

Under-19 medals were won by : Section 1, George Gorozidis (Old Xav .) 15, Section 2, Nick Hooper (Old Scotch) 21, Section 3, Colin Noyes (Aquinas) 15 .

G Section Steve Mason Medal was won by Paul Lockha rt (Bull/Temp.~28 and H Section Adrian Fisher Medal went to Tony Fox (GTV-9) and Mark Bastow (Richmond Central) on 13 votes .

15 YEARS AGO - 197 8 No rt h Old Boys & De La battled it out for a place in the four. A solitary point behind at the last change, North kicked 2 .2to 0.2 towin by 9 pts and go onto play Ivanhoe in the first semi . Horan, S. Maguire, Griffin (NOB) and Lyons, Beddoe, Groves (De La) were best .

The ' Hoes three away second position when they were unable to withstand a final term 6 gI burst by Uni Blacks .

Old Scotch with a magnificent 32 .29 (221) to Caulfield Gramms 8.17 (65) rose from fifth to second

place and would meet Uni Blues in the second semi .

Ormond & Marcellin met with the victor "remainin g in "A" and the vanquished going to'B'. In a game that was close all day, Ormond triumphed 13 .15 to 12 .12 .

Best were Naylor, Corben, A . Chisholm (up from a sick bed to play) (Orm .) and Maquire, Alolslo, P. Ga rt ner (Marc .) .

State Bank & St Kevins 'D' were 9.9 apiece at 3/4 time - but St Kevins (second) kept State Bank out of the four by kicking 3 .5 to 2 .1 . Best were Reynolds, J .

Nettlefold, B. Campbell (St K), and Eacott, Spark, Murray (State Bank) .

Club record holder And re w Home turned up to make up the reserves team for injury laden Old Halley. Such wasthe sick and injured listthat he found himself in his old spot, the centre, for the firsts, and was in the best players . (Did you get a call, ALJ to make up the numbers? No! N .R . ) The Umpires Association held its annual dinner at the Southern Cross Hotel, Life membership was conferred on Philip Rowell & Don Hillier while ten years service pins were presented to David Hindle & Colin Wills .

QUIZ : 1 . Name the player who captain-coached his teams in another season to win an 'A' Section premiership. 2 . Besides umpiring an'A' Section grand final in Philip Rowel's how well-known is amateur football . Why? 20 YEARS AGO - 1973 Kew toppled ' B' Section leaders ROB and secured their place in the four. Kew trailed by 3 gls at the last change, dropped further behind, and then rattled on 8 gIs . Pierce Fletcher, Hayes were best for Kew. Caulfield ~anging on to fourth place in 'A' were swamped by St Bernards last quarter burst which yielded 7.4 to 1 .1 and gave St Barnards a 6 gl win .

Santamarle (6), Burgin, Amott (St . B) and Miller, McLaughlin, Morphett (C.G .) were best .

Graeme "Lumpy" Moran played his 226th game for Ormond and their press correspondent claimed it was a club record . (I thought a chap called Jack Stock played a few more than 226 - N .R .) .

No rth OB congratulated Mick McKelvie on his 150th game . Mick McKelvie joined the club at its inception and was one of two present players who played in the club's first game .

200 games to Collegians lightly built Da ry l Tucker, Graeme Ruddell (AMP) holder of club record for most goals in a match, 13.

The umpires farewelled Jim Peters who retired as a field umpire with 301 games to his credit and 20 years service. (Jim continued as a goal umpire for many years - N .R .)

Old Trinity continued on their winning way with a mammoth 29 .16 to 9.9 against MHSOB . Johnson, D. Stephens ( 10) & Pygin were best .

Leading goalkickers for season were A' Ladd (Orm) 60 ; 'B' Har!ey (MHSOB) 75 ; ' C' Chapman (C'field) 87 ; 'D' Thompson (Comm Bank) 66 ; 'E' Rosewarne (E'wick) 78 ; ' F' Signoreth (St Bedes) 50 ; 'J1' Whitton (Mon Uni) 55 ; 'J2' Mark Browning (Beverley Hills) 69.

QUIZ : Who did Mark Browning go on to play VFL football with?

25 YEARS AGO - 196 8 A strong finish by University Blacks enabled them to beat Collegians by 15 pts and hold their place in the four. Best were Shackleton, Crouch, Patterson (Uni Blacks) and Dunn, D. Walduck, Skinner (Coll .) .

Old Geelong, fourth in'C'threw their supporters into despair when they went down by 5 gls to Old Carey.

Best were Weibye, Blazey, O'Byrne, Laws (4 gls) .

Old Paradians (Junior 2), Ormond (B Reserve) & Old Trinity (E Reserve) were the only undefeated teams on completion of home and home games .

No rt h Old Boys had a 1 pt win over MHSOB 11 .6 (72) to 9.17 (71) . Best were Kelsey, Cheel, Carney (NOB) and Dick, Nolatgas, Lee (MHSOB) .

35 YEARS AGO - 195 8 Kew, 3rd in'B' Section, kicked5 .1 inthefinal quarter to defeat Uni Blacks by 1 pt . The Blacks shocking inaccuracy 12 .19, was unexpected as they supplied the three top goal kickers in 'B' Section . Morton, Browne, (45), (later a member of Hawthorn's 1961 premiership team), Ian Murray (42) and Roger Vines (36), CHF rover, and FF respectively. Best were Snell , James, Mort (Kew) and J . Winneke, B rowne, Linston (U .

Blacks) .

Collegians, leaders for the season 'A' Section ,

confirmed their position with a 25 pt win over Old Xaverians, keeping their opponents goalless in the first half. Gellie, L . Hibbins, and G. Daff (Coll .) and Callan, Johnson & Carroll (Old X) were best . 100 games to John Miles (Ivanhoe) a member of club's premier teams in 'B' (1954) and 'A' (1956) .

In 'A' Old Melburnians battling to avoid relegation surprised State Savings Bank (3rd) with a convincing 20 pt victory in which their stars were F roomes, Pinkus and Graham . The win was pleasing for 150 game veteran coach Bruce Church .

Ormond congratulated fly-weight rover Max B ro oks on his 50th game. (Max went on to represent Victoria and win an 'A' Section B&F - N . R .)

In 'C' Section the top two, Parkside & De La Sal le, battled out a hard game with Parkside's sustained finish .

6.3 to 1 .5, giving them an easy victory. Best were Lauder, Radwell, Jensen (P'side) and Toogood, B. Teague, McCormack (De La Salle) .

Peter Bennett's 9 gls for Collegians against Ivanhoe took him to 66 for the season .

QUIZ : 1 . Why is John Winneke now prominent in the AFL football?2 . What position has John Miles gone on to hold in VAFA football? 3. B. Teague (De LaSalle), What field is B. Beague now prominent in? 4 . In what other sport was Peter Bennett well-known? aaAe!d o!od aafeM o!dwllO -t7 a6pn0 uno0 auaaadns e nnou si ant3eal aluaa8 -£ ~sjofoalaS fo uewj!euD saaaA luaw aof pue 'LL6L eouls aA!tnoax3 VJVA 'Z 'Jauo1ssiuau.io0 -IJV ue nnoN ' f - 89 61 tl3MSN V -suenaS AeupAS - EL6 1 . U3MSNV '£664 ul aAlfnoax8 VJVA JO ueWJ!eyD aolA - z -9L61- 'ajlnb6eW aueyS ' 4 - 8L61 83MSNti

® Club secretaries are asked not to phone Elsternwick Park on Mondays or Tuesdays seeking information about finals venues etc . All paperwork which answers all queries relating to the next week's games are posted out on the Monday. If Secretaries could also ask other club officials to not phone with these types of queries - if we at Headquarters "pull out all stops" on a Monday, clubs will have all information on the Tuesday for distribution at Tuesday night training . ® Vote Count Night - see today's Editorial . Could clubs endeavour to fax to Elsternwick Park by Wednesday August 25th the names of the 3 people from your club who will be attending the evening . Please note that your leading vote earner will be invited separately, and if he wins a section Best and Fairest or is in the top 3 vote earners in A section the club will not be invoiced for these players .

• A huge, huge, HUGE ask!!!! Could all club supporters and officials NOT ring Elsternwick Park on Saturday evenings from end of game time to at least 7.00 pm with enquiries about game results, ladders, finals venues etc . This time is vital (see today's Editorial) .

This Saturday night, for instance, 4 staff members will be taking match details (see below) - that is 4 diffe re nt people waiting to receive calls on only 3 available lines. So your co-operation will be much appreciated .

The Telephone M ailbox should be used to seek information . Saturday night "fever" will seethefollowing staff receiving match details (quarter by quarter scores;

goal kickers and best players) from the W I N N IN G team as well as match details from the last A and B section round .

PHIL A section match details and Under 19 Central semi match details .

BRIAN B section match details and Under 19 South semi final match details .

KAREN D first semi and E first and second semi match details , SUE F1 and F2 first and second semi match details . ® The final A section match of the home and away roundswill be played at Brunswick on Sunday - North Old Boys (at home) vs Old Xaverians .

• The result of the Sportscover Club Competition will be announced in next week's'Amateur Footballer' (see July 17th issue for all details) . Prize : $500 t ro phy account with Hickman's of Melbourne. ® Teamlists for teams left in the finals will be produced from next week . Teams only playing each day will be displayed .

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L MlEALTH Vic Health Foundatio n The following VAFA sponsors have pledged additional financial and other support for our finals and as such are being recognised as Co-sponsors (VicHealth - VAFA major sponsor for season and finals) of the VAFA FINALS SERIES .

The following outlines the contribution of each sponsor to what should be a great finals series of matches .

Manchester Unity support of the Southern FM broadcast of the Asection Grand Final .

Manchester Unity to provide well known Police Band who will perform for the crowd on A-section Grand Final day.

Manchester Unity contribution to costs of ground signage B & A section Grand Final Day. Manchester Unity orgaisation of 3AW,3MP promotion of VAFA finals matches .

In exchange for MU support the VAFA asks Elsternwick Park patrons to supportthe "Baby Jake" Appeal by throwing money into the special bin at the entry gate to E . Park.

M . U. I'm glad I found you .

Schweppes to suppo rt the southern FM Broadcast of the A-section Grand Final .

Scheweppes to provide guzzlers and Sport splus for each pa rticipating senior team of C, B and A section Grand Final day .

Schweppes to provide promotional footballs to be kicked into crowd before the A section Grand Final .

Schweppes contribution to costs of g round signage B& A section Grand Final Day. Schweppes girls handing out sample guzzlers and " new" brands of Sportsplusto Grand Final day crowd .

Carlton's provision of Mobile Billboard, which will be taken through Melbourne's suburbs during finals series promoting VicHealth/Dental Health Services finals.

Carlton's provision of its world famous beers at "next to nothing" price to the VAFA for the Radisson Hotel Vote Count night .

Carlton's support of the VAFA by providing centre wicket g round covers to enable Elsternwick Park to be protected, where possible, from Melbourne's heavy winter and spring rains.

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ch rIl `ty PUTS BACK WHAT THE SWEAT TAKES OUT Manchester Unity is a registered Health Benefits Organisation

Next Week : VicHealth and Dental Health Services activities and support of the VAFA Finals .

to-COACHES CLIPBOARD continued from Page 41 . . avoid arguments or worrying decisions in the period immediately before a final . Going into a match with such distractions can often lead to poor performance. o Be Confident . Players should not underestimate or overestimate the opposition : many of the opposition players are often less confident and more nervous .

• Settle down quickly. Experts often make mention in finals of one of the teams "settling down first". What is actually happening is that more of the players in one team have calmed down to their best arousal points sooner than the opposition . Get on top early by going in hard and getting first use of the ball . Don't get sucked into any fights which can happen in finals . Getting players sent off the ground can be costly.

These are some hints you may wish to think about during your final's campaign . Success in football doesn't come easy so when the opportunity arises make the most of it. Winning a Premiership is the ultimate and believe me it makes all the sacrifices worthwhile .

Try and make the luck run your way . All the best .

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'Resource of the Month' forAugust is worth $20from Melbourne Sports Books. A'Resource' can be a Book, Video, favourite newspaper/magazine article etc .

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® When phoning Nancy with final scores please do not ask for scores from other matches as this takes up precious time - many details have to be to other outlets by set deadlines.

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by Mike Murray and Steve McCarth y • A special tribute to the "great man" the goal umpires umpire Bobby Dunstan who officiates in his 700th game today. A fantastic effort from a man who really loves his amateur football. Check where Bob is umpiring today and try and join him at the aftermatch for a few white wines. Well done Bobby - see you at 1000 .

• Now we've heard it all - At last week's field umpires' meeting with guest speakers Marty Jackson and Justin Toohey, Wilsey came up with a great excusefor leaving early. No it wasn't a 9 .00 pm tip-off . . . he just needed to ease the strain of a sudden intake of VB .

• Looks like we've got a challenger to take over the pen and write 'Umpires Corner' . Peter Simpson showed a few weeks back that he is a serious contender with his apology letter at the monthly Umpires Association meeting . A few of the boys tell us they've formed a' We Want Umpires Corner to publish Simmo's letter Action Faction . We'll see if we can get past the censors, but we may have to include the letter in 'Umpires CornerLove' at the Dinner Dance on September 24th .

• Football really is a winter sport and it really stood out at Elsternwick Park last Saturday. It was great weather forducks!itera!!y. Goal umpire Denis Webster noticed a couple of ducks paddling in a puddle on the golf course wing . Ken Pitcher madethe pointthat he didn't notice because he only had eyes for the play . A very wise comment Ken, in front of advisor Garry Baumgarten . We're sure he took notice of your willingness to stick up for your partner.

• Regular readers of this column would notice a distinct RACV flavour at the top and bottom . A bit of research has revealed quite a few RACV staff actually involved in VAFA football . Ivanhoe coach John Simpson (Technical Group) . Ivanhoe player Gavin Strangwick (Southland Branch) . Brunswick player Elvis Pavo (Carlton Branch) . D Section leading goalkicker Hampton Rovers' Mark Crawford (Information Technology) . St Kevins players Robert Gross (RACV Club) and not forgetting umpire Steve McCarthy (Technical Group) . A few more and they could almost join Commonwealth Bank as another corporate team in the VAFA . They'd show that if would pay to belong .

• THIS WEEKS UMPIRE PROFILE: Full Name: Paul Brendon Tice La Vale Nickname : - Year Commenced Umpiring: 1990. VAFA Games : 75 Highlights/Achievements : 1992 U/19 South GF. 1st

Senior Game (F Section) in 1990 . 1st B Section game in 1992 . Greatest Influence on Career : Tim Be!!, Brian Goodman, Russell Francis (DSC) He knows what I mean, and my wife Kerry. Football playing career: U/17 Captain & B&F 1975, U/19 & Reserves Powerhouse and Elwood Football Club. Football pet hates : The matches are getting faster and I'm getting slower. Most memorable match : 1991 D Section - Old Geelong vs St Kevins OB . Best amateur footballer seen : R . Lawson, D. Comer, J . Sturgess, G . Stroud . Best Umpires : A .

Kilner, R . Simon, and of course A . Damen . What I like about umpiring : To be able to be part of a great game and staying fit . Personal ambition : To get my golf handicap down to single figures .

• Which long-serving, non-reporting goal umpire was seen having his vehicle 'unbogged' at the Harry Trott .

The Collegians players were happy to help out in the less than lightweighed situation .

• STOP PRESS!!! Snippets from the Annual Dinner .

Congratulations to Peter (Agate) Harris on his Life Membership. To Steve McCarthy - 10 Year Service and Life Membership . Golden Whistle to Tim Sutcliffe . Most improved Field Umpire to Peter Simpson . Most improved Boundary Umpire to Michael Shelton . Most improved Goal Umpire to Gordon Chalmers . The Bob Dunstan Award for Services to goal umpiring to Michael Murray. Thanks to Ron Casey - an excellent guest speaker. Top 5 speeches of all time are now 1 . Mike Murray 18 minutes 40 seconds. 2 . Agate 3. Macca 4 .

Tommy Johnston . Graham Cavanagh now slips down to number 5 . Who will ever forget Tommy's reference to farmyard animals (you can't say that!) and Agate's ability to read his notes without his glasses. A special mention to Steve Clinch who not only organised a great night but also performed the duties of compere in an exceptional manner. Andthanksto our guestsfrom the VAFA Administration . Phil, Sue, BC and Woody . Also David Burnes, Tom Johnston, Barry Richardson and Rob Fuller. What did Frosty do with his raffle prize? Great to see so many of the Life Members not only alive and kicking, but as noisy as ever in the back benchs. A fantastic night as usual !

• Congratulations to those umpires who picked up finals today. You've obviously deserved it so give it you r best.

Mike and Macc a

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