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old Xaverians coach Danny Corcoran is endeavouring to get a high level of commitment from his players . Despite a line-up missing Nick Wilton, Dermot Dann, Peter Cu rtain and Mark Summers, the Old Xavs ac- ounted for a very competitive Caulfield Grammarians by 57 points. Corcoran really tried to charge his play- up at three-quarter time and they responded . Nick Burne at full back had a marvellous day. He's beginning to get his touch back after a spell overseas . -aulfield's Ray Berzins found him a handful . Steve Cu rtain only kicked 3 goals but he was lively in attack and his contesting resulted in several goals. John Kanis in the centre impressed for Caulfield - he was still running at the final bell . Had Peter Cu rtain played, there would have been four brothers in the same side! John, Paul and Peter play most of their football in defence with Steve the black sheep being a forward . A VAFA record? Certainly not because St . Bernard's had four Klaaysen brothers in round 1 - John, Core y and Phil and Ron (twins) . By the way, parking is nigh on impossible at Swan St . Park in South Yarra, give yourself half an hour and :;alk through the Botanical Gardens ! Ormond remains undefeated and outright leader following its 17 point win over last year's premiers Collegians. 't ie Lions have won just two of their six matches. Paul Mc Donald, brother of state squad member Mark and Make the most of your money, David had another impressive game. Phil Meh rten continues his good form - he is such a versatile player. Col- legians is in danger of losing touch with the four. Will they be able to reproduce their 1986 form? pay less of it to the tax man, protect Old Scotch never looked in the hunt out at Bundoora and Old Paradians consolidated their position in se- ^pnd place with a 33 point win . Despite losing Wood and Powick the OP's have picked up Ted Flynn and your income, provide for your future . Brian Davis from Ivanhoe and young Tony Woods is developing into a fine defender. University Blues caused a mild surprise with their 23 point win over De La Salle. The result did not please Your National Mutual agent ca n Stephen Rae who had his boys out on the track at 8 a .m . Sunday. Still, the boys could relax with the Sunday Press once they got home. De La Salle's Colin Lowe continues to impress though Blues Mark Tyquin did tailor a financial package that works ;,;ell on him early in the match . Blues won despite losing Mike Yandell in the second quarter with an eye injury. for you . For advice on life insurance, Fortunately, it does not appear to be serious . North Old Boys scored their second win of the season over Bulleen-Templestowe by 48 points . Bulleen- Templestowe is the only side yet to win a match and coach Graeme Jacobs also ordered his charges out superannuation and disabilit y onto the training track on Sunday morning! Steve O'Rourke (No rt h) and Shane Farley (BulleenTemplestowe) iiad a great duel in the pivot. North's Norm Hedley assures me there will be many more wins in the future cover, call now. for North. Only time will tell ! This week I like in : The Duty Officer A SECTION B SECTION ; ORMOND v Old Xaverians PARKSIDE v Old Trinit y UNI BLUES v Collegians ST. BERNARDS v Uni Blacks National Mutual Centre `OLD SCOTCH v De La Salle (at Elsternwick) IVANHOE v Banyul e North O.B v OLD PARADIANS ST. KILDA v Fawkner 447 Collins Street BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE v Caulfield Grammarians THERRY v Marcelli n Speak to you tonight on 3LO at 6 .40 p.m . and 3AW tomorrow around 9.30 a .m . And don't forget the VAFA ~uqL I r Footy Show 89.5 FM between 10 and 11 a .m . Sunday on Southern Community Radio .
Tel: 616 11 Pictured on the cover is 1986 All Australian & Victorian Captain & Member of Old Paradians Football Club DOMINIC SPILLAN E
NML12 3 THE AMATEUR F00"ImrIBALLER OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIO N May 23, 1987 Price $1 .00 VOL . 87 No. 7 The National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Ltd . (Incorporated in Victoria) mers ; siwll suspended as their duel, like many in this game would have been a highlight . However despite M ,Donald's form I doubt whether he'll have much influence as Xavs have three very fine players in Ma rt in geattie and rovers O'Sullivan & Tiernan, all of whom are likely to cause far more damage than either An- drew Mehrten or Paul Cox . To sum up Xavs have the better goal to goal line, are smarter around the flanks ;,,'I°be all fired up to inflict the season's first defeat on the competition leaders . Peter French Elsternwick Park Old Scotch & De La Salle meet in an absolutely vital game for both Clubs . Not onl y ,,i i place at stake but also the chance to stay ahead of the rest and up with the Blues . Scotch will appreci- `rst outing at head quarters and will be anxious to show its supporters that it can do a lot better tha n Previews today's matches „-k's ordinary performance, and with John Mar, Reddish, Senior & Allen in good touch and Fulle r Brown & Smith combining well the Cardinals are certainly capable of winning . However De La Salle are neve r r than when faced with adversity. They have Mick Deveson out with a hamstring and realize they must 11 They play the ground better than most and the recent inclusion of Condon & Donoghue, the return of Greg McHenry, plus the fine form of Colin Lowe should tip the game their way. Collegians will be away to Uni Blues and face a hat trick of defeats . I thought they had a real chance of What an interesting round, and right throughout the sections too and with a third of the season complete, retting Ormond last week but were too often second to the ball and do not seem to have the urgency o f a brief review of A, B and C Sections is timely . Old Melburnians has stamped itself as outright favourites fc ;-iar. Blues on the other hand are playing with plenty of confidence as an away win at De Sa would sug- C Section Honours with a splendid last half against a determined and obviously much improved Monash Blues. and back on familiar territory today ut start favourites . But despite the Blues form of late this could be Kew regained some lost ground with an important home win over Old Brighton and MHSOB lifted itself frorr Lions chance to stop the rot . They still have the nucleus of a fine side and possess the Sections leadin the doldrums with a surprising win over Thomastown g . Old Haileybu ry's back to back wins has brought smile- ;,;fkickec Richard Herman, who will be more than a handful for any opponent . Realizing that this might be at McKinnon whilst AJAX like Bulleen-Temp (A) & St. Kilda CBC (B), is experiencing a season it would nc last chance I'll give them one more chance and select them today . doubt like to recommence. Such is the situation in C Section . f!orth are at home to Old Paradians and last weeks win even against Bulleen-Temp In B there is a similar pattern to A & C with just the one undefeated . will have restored much side - Parkside . The Devils have beer ne confidence lost at Old Scotch the previous Saturday . Of course today they'll fine O.P.'s fr greater opposi- all around promotion in recent seasons and 1987 surely represents the Club's best chance yet to finally reac n than the Bullants and even though I expect them to match the visitors for endeavour, class will out and the promised land of A Section . New Coach Rod Oborne has instilled discipline and has moulded an ever, ts Old Paradians for mine. and most competitive side which boasts strength and height in Yoksich . Sansonetti, Franklin & Bradley anc 1 ever Bulleen Temp . a solid coprs of skillfull, experienced and clever movers and carriers in Williams, Sturgess, Page, Papas King was going to break the ice, today must be the day. They are at home to Caulfield and Sherlock. However O'Borne' greatest achievement to date has surely been the harnessing of the great ,ro are about as predictable as Melbourne's weather, but who will also be anxious to stay a step ahead of talent of full forward Chris Freeman Collegians and No rt h. I'm going for the Fields - their marking power being the big difference between the who has had his concentration and temperament problems in past sea- oes, but its not a selection made with great confidence sons . Freeman is the sections leading goalkicker and his current form and attitude is a great boost to the club ! which, if it can hold onto the double chance can realistically look forward to celebrating the bi-centenary in A n B Section Therry & Man:ellin clash at Oak Park in the match of the day. Therry will start favourite in this Section . Therry & Marcellin are only a game behind and as both have club depth they're bound to hold onto ~eir first senior game against the Eagles. They run the ball as well if not better, have Biddletone, Crotty & h their place in the four which leaves fourth spot wide open for a revitalised St . Bernards, a rapidly improving Wriggleswo rt in fine touch and are that little bit smarter up forward . Marcellin will need big games from the Ivanhoe, a typically slow starting Blacks or can Fawkner find its its 1986 form ? Getson Brothers, Slattery, Pet roff , Amad & Cullinan and must pay heed to Le Lievre's instructions if it i s upset a confident Therry on its own ground To ascertain where I'm sure there's more than one keen follower of the fortunes of A Section Club who is sur- . As Therry have 'A' Section ideas right throughout the Club they'll r this most important game. prised at Ormond's outright leadership of the Section after 6 matches . Back in March I had a hunch it might . Kilda CBC be a year of consolidation at Malane Street, but the addition of youngsters, Cox & Nanke rvis, the dramatic St will open its account today at home against Fawkner who have lost its way of late and St . improvement in Paul McDonald, Craig Tonkin, Paul Schuhkraft and Brad Nach plus the steadiness and Bernards at home has the form to sink the Blacks. Parkside will be untroubled by Old Trinity & Ivanhoe maturity of the likes of Beards, the Meh rt en and McDonald brothers, Barnes & Russell has seen Ormond I stay in touch by beating Banyule at the Boulevard . overcome all challenges to date. Old Paradians & Old Xaverians are the best performed and promoted Club There are two big games in C Section, Old Brighton are at home to Section leaders Old Melburnians and in years and both have the talent to play in back to back Grand Finals. von their intimate knowledge of Beach Road Oval are the tip to upset the Navy Blues, whilst Old Haileybu ry Last season's finalists Collegians, No rt h O .B. & De La Salle are in real danger of losing touch with the lead- naving discovered the secret of winning will keep Thomastown at bay out at McKinnon . Thomastown will ers, although De La is the marginal leader of the trio at this point . Surprise packet has been Uni Blues who ce no pushover, especially after a surprise loss at Melbourne High last week, but Shand has Haileybu ry in are receiving great drive from Mike Yandell but will miss the nip of Gust who has gone overseas. Caulfield ie right mood at present ad with Hart, Kingsley and Gurney playing well they'll win . and Old Scotch are destined for mediocrity if not relegation whilst Bulleen-Temp. is team building and would Hampton Rovers will be determined to record its second win and at home must have a chance against the need a complete form reversal to survive in the Section, which brings us to Round 7 and if Ross Booth and -figh School . However the visitors performance last week cannot be overlooked and they may have turned the I can pick the card between us today we'll have done extra well . -ornec In the remaining games Monash Blues will return to the winning list be beating Balaclava and Kew The match of the month and certainly the round will be played at Ormond when first meets third . Xavs will I cement its place in the four by accounting for AJAX at Albert Park . be well and truly keyed up for this game and will welcome the return of Greetham & Peter Cu rtain . The goal I was quite pleased with a 12 last Saturday and will be delighted to equal it this week in what is a difficult round . to goal line battles could well divide the issue . Steven Cu rtain will be too strong and clever for Brad Nash Todays selections : and I wonder whether McArt hur-Allen will give the talented left footer the assignment . I'd be temped logo with A SECTION B SECTION C SECTION Clark and leave David McDonald to mind Greetham . The battle for centre supremacy will be a real clash of Old Xaverians Therry CCOB Old Haileybury the titans, with Ormond's Phil Meh rt en pitted againt Xavs Mark Atkins. Mehrten's fitness may be his achilles De La Salle St . Bernards Old Brighton heel at the moment, although Ormond will control the wings where Nanke rvis & Kingston will have the call Caulfield Grammarians Ivanhoe Monash Blues over the under rated Callan & Ryan . Steve Kings's meeting with Mark McDonald will be another highlight Old Paradians Parkside Ke w and could well be the key t the game . King must concentrate all day but will be helped considerably by the Collegians St. Kilda CBOC MHSO B poise and skill of Peter Cu rtain on one side and the fierce tackling and determination of Dalton on the other. Either man is more than capable of holding Sutherland or Young and as Schuhkraft will come up against 100 GAMES AT DOVETON S .J.O .C. a season, president for part of a season, a handy Nick Burne who found his 1983/4 form last Saturday, the Ormond youngster will do well to kick even half of Congratulation go to Rob Kay on making it to on e flanker, a general handyman and a loyal clubman . last week's tally. Ormond will sadly miss skipper Russell Barnes who was concussed last Saturday. He was hundred games last week for the club. Apart from a Rob Kay is a dedicated player whose contribution just the man to mind either Carlin or Bourke, neither of whom would have appreciated his close checking sojourn in Europe in 1983 Kay has been a dedicat- is sometimes overlooked, but he's always there "come style. Whoever gets the job, possibly Nash, will need to be on his game as many Xav goals have come from ed part of St Johns/Doveton since its inauguration hell or high water". Now about that boundary umpir- the pair this season . Ormond will win in the ruck where Paul McDonald is playing splendidly. It is a pity Som- in 1980. In that time he has been reserves coach for ing job ...... THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 3 2 UN 1) ER"19 SECTION University Blacks defeated Old Melburnians by forty-seven points in a dramatic return to winning form . Banyule -i St. BernardS second successive defeat when they had four goals to spare as the final siren sounded . Therry maintained sectional leadership with a twenty point victory over Old Scotch . Other results meant Ther- ry's id has stretched to two games . Thomastown defeated Old Haileybu ry by twenty-seven points to record Norm lNugent Previews first victory of the season. Lowly placed Old Brighton provided the sectional upset of the day when they atad second placed C.B.C. St. Kilda by thirteen points. This margin was widened by St . Kilda's inaccurate the D, E, F, G, H and ~Je 19's UNDER 19 SECTION 3 _; thrilling game Hampton Rovers and Old Paradian's Purple were level on scores when the game ended . Caulfield Grammarians defeated Monash Blues by fourteen points while Ivanhoe had little difficulty in over- _,,,, ,Ig Williamstown by fifteen goals. Whitefriars had the bye.
PREVIEW OF ROUND 7 - MAY 23, 1987 N REVIEW OF MATCHES PLAYED MAY16 D SECTIO (ROUND 6) North Brunswick will be anxious to atone for last week's loss when they play Bulleen United today. I expect nard fought match which will result in a narrow victory to No h Brunswick This round was played in adverse conditions and showed that some clubs did better in the heavy condition-, rt . Old Camberwell will be en- than they had done in the warmer and drier earlier round i avouring to consolidate their leading position against Old Mentonians . As the Dark Blues are playing the . °,ore consistent football and are at home I select Old Camberwell . Old Ivanhoe have shown superior form D SECTIO N season to Coburg and playing on Chelswo rth Park is an extra advantage. Old Ivanhoe to win!!! The main What a close round! Three points was the winning margin in three games . Old Mentonians returned to the -1an:e in the section will be that between St . Kevins and P re ston. P re ston must redeem themselves after suc- winning list when they defeated No rt h Brunswick in a low scoring game. The winning margin of three poinis cessive defeats while St . Kevins will be all out to maintain the section lead . At home and because of better was repeated at Coburg where Old Camberwell defeated the 'Burgers by the same margin --cent form I select St . Kevins. Heathe rt on visit Elsternwick where they should find the small ground to their took some of the gloss of . Only inaccurac Bulleen United's big win over Heathe rton . St . Kevin's defeated Elsternwick by, .dvantage. Nevertheless I believe the 'Wicks will have sufficient talent to insure they win . fifty-three points despite lessening their pressure during the final quarter . In a very low scoring game Old Ivan- E SECTIO N hoe triumphed by three points over Pre ston which means Pre ston remain in the four only by percentage, The match of the day in E Section will be that on the Dunstan Rese rve where Brunswick and St. Bedes meet . E SECTION Pleither club has done much wrong this season and the meeting of the section's most active forwards and the Round six results have changed the order of the leading clubs to a marked degree . Despite their inaccurate ~ection's most restrictive back lines will have a vital bearing on the outcome. After two consecutive albeit narrow kicking Old Essendon defeated Brunswick by ten points. Brunswick's two consecutive defeats by a total of osses I select Brunswick to win today. Old Essendon make the long journey to Clayton where they should twelve points have made the club fall from first to fourth . State Bank moved back into the top four as a result ;:in comfortably as Clayton's 1987 form has little to recommend it. State Bank travel east to Como Park to of their big win over Clayton who have yet to score a 1987 victory. Lowly placed Powerhouse surprised a lead- engage Old Geelong . The Tigers have the better recent form although on the wide Como wings the Geelong ing side in Old Geelong with an eleven point victory on the Ross G re go ry Oval . West Brunswick's ~~de could well test the Bankers. State Bank should take the points. Powerhouse buoyant after two successive point win over fifty-one Peninsula Old Boys showed me I am a poor tipster who selected on intuition rather than fact . ;~ctories travel to Peninsula Old Boys who have won only one 1987 game. Winning form is good form and Well done West! St. Bede's moved to section leadership following their near ten goal win over University High as an old man of Powerhouse I select them to win today. Neighbours West Brunsw ick and University High School Old Boys. School Old Boys meet on the Western Oval . There is little separating their respective 1987 performances so F SECTIO N selection poses some problems . The local winds on the Western Oval can pose difficulty for unaware sides . , ,+t home I select West Brunswick Williamstown C.Y.M .S. vindicated my faith in them with a thirty-nine point win over La Trobe University. Whitefri• . ars certainly showed Commonwealth Bank where the football strength lies when they disposed of the Bankers F SECTIO N by one hundred and twenty-five points. The other Bank, A.N.Z ., only had a deficit of ninety-nine points at the Williamstown await Old Carey and both sides know victory is a must for either to stay with the leading sides . conclusion of their game against leaders Doveton . The wide winning margins in the section continued at Ring- On the Fearon Rese rve I select Willimastown to record another victory. Commonwealth Bank, whose confi- wood where Aquinas defeated University Reds by one hundred and sixteen points . St . Andrews dropped dence must be low, meet Footscray institute on the Harry Trott Oval . I will stick with Footscray to win their from the leading bracket as a result of their defeat by Old Ca re y at Bulleen. Footscray Institute won its se- tiiird successive game. A.N .Z . Bank meet Whitefriars on Oval 15. Despite Albert Park conditions proving cond successive match by defeating St . Leonards by four goals . difficult for visitors all form points to a Whitefriars victory. The main section game is that between Aquinas G SECTIO N and Doveton . Doveton has not put a foot wrong while Aquinas has proven a talented newcomer. After an The results in this section provided a reshuffle of positions and they have enlivened interest in remaining rounds nteresting and closely contested match I expect Doveton to emerge victorious. St. And rews make the long . ourney to St. Leonards De La Salle found little difficulty in overcoming Monash White by over seven goals while Collegians inflicted with the knowlege they must win to stay with the leading sides. Form points to a St. a five goal defeat on St . Bernards. The Port Colts - Old Scotch Andrews victory. On Sunday the University sides Reds and La Trobe meet at Melbourne. La Trobe are capa- game was a very even contest in which ble of doing well and as the Colts far greater accuracy paved the way for their nineteen point victory . Bloods moved further ahead of Peter O'Donoghue knows the Melbourne Oval better than most I select La Trobe to win . the other sides when with uncanny accuracy, they accounted for Old Melburnians by thirty-three points. i':Iar- G SECTION cellin's narrow victory over Kew was the real surprise of the round and gives further reason for De La Salle play Kew in what should be an even contest . Kew's form last week was not up to its usual standard to question my tipping the Eagles . G .T.V.9 scored their first win of the season by defeating Old Haileybu ry by six goals . and today I expect them to return to the winning list. St . Bernard's and G.T.V.9 should provide an entertaining H SECTIO N ~ame at Niddrie where I believe the home ground advantage will pave the way for a St. Bernard's victory. State Bank must have a phobia for scores of thirty-seven points Long standing rivals Old Scotch and Collegians meet on Gosh's Paddock in what should be an evenly con- . However unlike Round 6, their losing margin ;ested game . last week was only two points suffered at the hands of Old Xaverians . Bulleen Templestowe scored another As Old Scotch has the better 1987 record I select them to win . In the main sectional game Bloods big victory this time at the expense of Old Geelong are at home to Port Colts . Given the respective 1987 performances of each club I must select the Bloods to who finished seventy points in arrears. Leaders Eltham ,in again . Marcellin received only token opposition from Therry before the Tu rt les won by sixteen goals. In the battle for twelfth travel to Old Haileybury with renewed enthusiasm following their victory last week . Mar- place Powerhouse/Balaclava defeated North Old Boys by ten goals to leave the No rt herners languishing cellin should make it two in a row today which will please their supremo Damien Sullivan . Monash White at the bottom of the ladder. Second placed Old Brighton :V!II be anxious to atone for last week's loss as well as to remain with the leading bracket . These incentives should scored a huge win over C.B.C. St . Kilda while St . spur the Kevins moved into the top four as a result of their fifty-one point victory over Richmond Central . Whites to victory over Old Melburnians . UNDER 19 SECTION 1 H SECTIO N Collegians greater accuracy enabled them to defeat De La Salle by nineteen points which meant De La has State Bank and Old Brighton should contest a closely fought game on Oval 4 . Despite the Bankers liking now fallen a game behind the leading sides . University Blues defeated Ormond by eighty points and thus or this Oval I select Old Brighton because their 1987 form has been the more consistent . Old Geelong should maintained sectional leadership. Melbourne High School Old Boys trailled Old Paradians G re en by only fifteen prove too strong for Richmond Central while the main game of the round should be that between leaders Eltham points at half time . In the second half the Parad ians asserted their superiority and won by six goals even though and Bulleen Templestowe. This should be the biggest test Eltham has so far faced and their defenders could Melbourne High put in a spirited last quarter effort . Bulleen Templestowe defeated North Old Boys by twenty-five face a torrid time. After a closely contested game I favour Eltham to emerge victorious . There is not a great goals and by doing so kept level with the leading bracket . Marcellin defeated Old Xaverians by only four points deal between the 1987 performances of Nort h Old Boys and Therry who meet today on the Ryder Oval . Therry because of its greater inaccuracy. Despite their loss the Xaverians have maintained second place on percentage. nave already scored a victory this season and statisticaly their performances are marginally ahead of those by No rt h Old Boys. These are my reasons for selecting Therry. St . Kevins and C.B.C. St . Kilda should provide THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLE n 3 CZ 7 5 an interesting contest from which I expect St . Kevins to emerge with the four points. Old Xaverians sho, be able to continue along their winning way today by accounting for Powerhouse/Balaclava . UNDER 19 SECTION 1 Two losers from Round 6 De La Salle and Old Xaverians meet in an important game . The Xaverians ha the more impressive 1987 record and I favour them to take the points today . Leaders :,, have too much talent for Collegians while I favour Melbourne University Blues shou~~_ High School Old Boys to defeat Ormond whor~ recent form has little to recommend it. Old Paradians Green has the chance to consolidate its position as : leading side today when it meets No rt h Old Boys. There is no way I can select against the Paradians toda In the top sectional game near neighbours Bulleen Templestowe and Marcellin has the superior form bw maybe suspect against constant pressure . Remember the Parade game? After deep thought I select Bulleen Brian Bourke . It seems Templestowe . 3TF had to smile over a recent comment from State selector and assistant coach Bernie Sheehy had divided the training squad into four groups under the UNDER 19 SECTION 2 at on the first training run Coach and Ormond's skipper Russell Barnes with Old dership of Dominic Spiliane, Peter Cu rtain, Mick Deveson, . Whilst Melburnians anxious to stay in touch with the leaders should have too much talent for Old Brighton wha "a instruction "to take a footy and do anything you like for 10 minutes.....but get to know one another" appear to be playing with more skill of late . St . was heard to quip "Barny'll probably have tackling practice!" and some- Bernards after two consecutive defeats should redeem them. no groups were spreading out Brian selves today against University Blacks who lack consistency. Old Scotch should return to the winning list against ,oe else responded "yeah and Curtain's group kick to kick! " Banyule after a hard fought game in Yarra Park. Leaders Therry journey last to Thomastown. on 1987 performances, facts point towards a Therry victory When judged . Old Haileybu ry and C.B.C. St . Kilda are statisti- cally very well matched although Haileybu ry's recent form has been the more impressive . At home I select OTF' received a number of calls last week on the letter from "your son" . Whilst on Junior footy we would like Old Haileybu ry. ;ome response from readers on the right age for youngsters to begin regular competition matches . Is it under UNDER 19 SECTION 3 a 10, 11? Or is that too early and the reason why football bodies are experiencing a "drop off" at U .17 and U .19 level? Whitefriars have shown sufficient form this season to vindicate me selecting them to account OTF' would welcome comments from parents and other interested readers . today. for Monash Blues Caulfield Grammarians should have sufficient talent to out class Hampton Rovers. In the remaining game Williamstown are at home to Old Paradians Purple ans I select . Despite the pleasing improvement by the Paradi . Longford-Jones advises that a trial match from which the team to play Williamstown to win today. Coach of the CDEFGH Team Andrew n Canberra on June 7th will be held at Elsternwick Park on Wednesday May 27th at 3 .30 p.m . So if you're in COLLEGIANS SUPERULES REPOR T !he neighbourhood drop in ! Collegians broke the ice with a good win over new side Mernda the other week. Mernda won the toss and kicked with the aid of a slight breeze. But with Chris Roach dominating in the ruck and Peter Chiswell, Terry 0TF' wonders whether all clubs are aware of the duties of the "Interchange Steward" and we're happy to quote Smith and Steve Hancock winning everything coming their way Collegians built up a winning lead by half Rule 43(xiii) if you're not! time. After half time Collegians continued to control the game, however, when : Mernda gained possession they Tne HOME club in each first round match is responsible to supply a steward to supervise the interchange of players failed to pick up the loose man and do the workman like thing of a top side and there by allowing Mernda (a) The Steward shall position himself between the boundary line and fence on the centre wing within a marked to match them goal for goal . A highlight of the quarter was Alex MacKenzie who ran into an open goal and . drop kicked into the post . In the last quarter Collegians area fifteen (15) metres in width and shall be attired in a white coat increased their lead to run out easy winners . p) All interchanging of players shall take place within the marked area and the official runner of the club con- Final Scores : Collegians 12 .13.85 - Mernda 7.6 .4 . Any interchange made during the quarter time, half-time 8 eerned shall advise the Steward of each interchange . Goalkickers: Hancock 3, MacKenzie 2, C. Grose 3, Jones, Bondwick, Mason, Williams or three quarter time intervals must be notified to the Steward prior to the commencement of the next quarter . . The Steward shall keep Best Players : Steve Hancock, Colin Grose, Jim Bovowick, Peter Mason, Chris Roach, Andy Williams Steve Powers (c) Interchanging of players may be made at any time during the course of a match . a record of all interchanges made during the game and shall hand such record to the field umpire at the conclu- Collegians are now 5th on the ladder and with a good win against Federais at Turners Road, Highett tomor- . The record shall consist of the numbers of the players involved in the interchange and the row at 2.15 they should move into the four. sion of the match quarter or interval during which such interchange took place . There is still a need for more players especially ruckman and umpires are needed for home games. Contact (d) A player who is replaced otherwise than as provided in these rules shall not be entitled to return to the Lindsay Richards or Chris Roach . held for the remainder of the match .
150 AT M .H .S .O .B. ballers grow "wiser" it is sometimes hard to find the Nash is holding an instruction night for club appointed reserve umpires (A, B, E & Today at M.H.S.O.B. a very talented and popular motivation to continue, but all of us at M.H .S.O.B. Umpires adviser Neville .m . Attendance for nominated umpires is compul- F Sections) at Elsternwick Park on Tuesday June 9th from 6 p IMPROVE player runs out for his 150th game fifteen years after hope Gary, for your sake as well as ours, that you sory and follows on the success of a night held recently for C & D Sections . The overall aim is to starting with our club. Ga ry Todd joined M.H .S.O.B. achieve the magical "double ton" in the years ahead . the standard . with the under 19's in 1972 progressing to the seniors (No more overseas trips) . in A Section the following season where his talents Collegians that current coach Bruce Ferguson holds the club's games record were recognised and rewarded with state selection STATE SQUAD MEMBERS Advice has been received from (THERRY) . Well done Bruce!! ! for the carnival in Melbourne. In 1975 Ga ry's talents During the week it was announced that both Ger- '.vith 312 were directed elsewhere as he had two years over- ard Biddlestone and Paul Matton were selected in seas and four seasons with West Coburg in the the VAFA's 41 man training Squad to play N .S .W. later REMINDER : Next Members Meeting MONDAY 15th. Eastern Districts League before returning to in the year. Both these players have thoroughly M.H.S.O.B. for season 1981 . First year back at the deserved their places as they both have had an out- club he won the best and fairest award for his club standing season with the seniors. Gerard, who won after showing some of the form that had previously the clubs best and fairest last year, represented the .B . ANNUAL DANCE won him state selection U.H .S.O . Gary's football has been very V.A.F.A. at the 1985 Carnival and was judged best Don't Forget!!!! consistent as he has proved to be one of the best afield in the VA .FA:s massive win over N .S.W . Paul : June 20th centre half backs in whichever grade he may be play- Matton has also previously represented the V When ing at the time .A.F.A. . This consitency was evident in 1985 in an U/19's match against the V.F.A. and performed Where : Richmond Town Hall Beaurepaires when he won the V.A.F.A. D Section best and fairest creditably. Although the squad will be finally 'cut Band : "The Ringers ' and once again was selected in the state side . Last down' to 22 players both Gerard and Paul on their 50/50 Bush Dance - Rock and Roll Boys in Blue season Gary again won the clubs best and fairest The selection and if they're to make the team, will do Ther- A great night guaranteed for all! BEAUREPAIRES FOR TYRES award which is a great tribute to his ability. As foot- ry proud with their efforts . Marketing Segment Umpires Corner by y Sneddon with Brian Goodman
This week I would like to acknowledge some good Elizabeth at Easter time and while on their honey- ;,d not so good things for umpiring in 1987 . Continuing on with our regular Marketing Segment, let me introduce to you another of our important sponsors, moon, in New Zeland, spent time watching a football the Australian Wool Corporation . The Good : 1 . Goal umpire, Bruno Siega's return . match between Tasmania and Queensland!! ! The Australian Wool Corporation (AWC) has been involved in major sport for quite a number of years, particular- .i;er a bad car accident, in which Bruno sustained ly working with leading manufacturers in supplying wool based uniforms for our Australian Olympic and Com- ;me very painful injuries . Welcome back Bruno. monwealth Games Teams, Davis Cup and Federation Cup Tennis Teams and many other Australian Teams, ? Goal umpires, Don Hillier and Ralph Bridges Young Fleetfoot Between the Goals ~,a,e awarded Certificate of Merit Awards for their con- Seventeen year old Michael Lentini, joined the The AWC has also been busy with 'on the field' apparel, particularly keeping our Test Cricketers comfortable i)ution to Amateur Football in 1986 - Well Done! by supplying the famous 'Green & Gold' Test jumpers and keeping our Australian Football players comfortable V.A.FA .U .A. half way through 1986 as a goal umpire, in the recently developed 'Woolblendmark' football jumper . The Not So Good : Julien Velleman has retired as after discussions with Neville Nash. Michael's bub- aoal umpires' advisor after 2 years due to personal bly personality and enthusiasm have enabled him to These football jumpers were trialled over 5 years ago, originally by the Carlton Football Club and have been attain highlights in such a short time. He goal umpired used by many other League Clubs including Fitzroy, Geelong, Footscray and Melbourne ,rd business commitments . The very humorous and . Carlton players have Mike Murray the U19 Zone 1 Grand Final in 1986 and after only commented they never want to wear anything else but 'Woolblendmark' jumpers 3vable has also retired due to work . -ommitments . To both these fine men, we say thank 15 matches in total, reached 'A' Grade and his smile Many VFA Clubs are wearing 'Woolblendmark' jumpers as well as VCFL Clubs, and of course many of our VAFA ,Du for your contribution over the years and hope that was as wide as Luna Park. Michael would like to have Clubs. -fie day you both will be able to return to the a long and successful career with the Amateurs be- The AWC has also supplied jumpers for VFL, VAFA, VCFL and VFA Representative Teams, and they are certain- ,' A.F.A.U.A . fore trying the VFL. Besides being a goal umpire, ly receiving the highest praise from both player and Club alike . Michael is a year 12 student at Christian Brother's All College, St . Kilda and would like to travel to Europe VAFA jumpers are manufactured by Hugh Lyon Knitwear, the approved AWC and VAFA football jumper and get back in toBallroom Dancing . manufacturer. Talk about being loyal and enjoying football where- (More on Hugh Lyon Knitwear in a later edition ) er one may be, Rod Clarkson married his girlfriend A great deal of credit for the development and marketing of the 'Woolblendmark' football jumpers must go to Dougal Pleasance, the AWC's Controller, Technical Marketing ....and would you believe an ex Amateur foot- baller ...yes, in the 1950's, with Geelong Amateurs . The AWC sponsorship with the VAFA is into its third year, and includes not only 'cash' and jumpers (casual and y7a 'on field'), for our Victorian Teams, but is also co-sponsor with Ansett Airlines of the very important VAFA Annual Media Award . As the slogan goes .....THE VAFA WEARS WOOL, and from where I stand I know the VAFA hopes to continue wearing wool for many years to come.
Pers®nality Pars 50 GAMES AT M .H .S.O.B . Damien Joyce today plays his fiftieth game for MAY 9th ROUND 100 GAMES TO ROD STRAHAN M.H.S.O.B. football club. Damien is in his second C. McDonnell (Bloods) - Striking - Suspended 6 matches Congratulation is extended from all at Ormond t o season of senior football and is proving to be a very *Referred to Tribunal by Investigation Committee . Rod Strahan reliable and skillful half back in the first eighteen . Ca- who plays his 100th game for the club MAY 16th ROUN D today. Rod joined our club in 1982 after playing his mien's career at Melbourne High commenced in the junior football at Old Haileybury. He was a member under 16's in 1980 progressing through the under B. Quilliam (Banyule) - Threatening Goal Umpire (2 charges) - Suspended 2 matches on each charge. of the reserves premiership side in 1982, 84 and 85 17's in 1982 to the under 19's in 1984 where he won - Total 4 matches. M. Legge (Banyule) - Disputing decision - Severely reprimanded and would have been in the 1986 reserves premier- an award for the best finals player. 1985 was a good season for Damien J. Howard (St. Kilda CBC) - Striking - Suspended 1 match ship side if not for his indescriminant action in the 2nd leading the all conquering un- C. Cedro (Thomastown) - Attempting to Strike - Suspended 4 matches plus suspended sentenc e semi final . Rod's sporting abilities are not limited to der 19 poremiership side and finishing off by winning of 1 match imposed by investigaion Committee - Total 5 Matches the most consistent player award the football field as he is also a very good golfer and . His abilities have T. Bournon (Old Mentonians) - Striking - Suspended 1 matc h excellent water-skier. Rod is undoubtably one of our already been recognised by his club as his appoint- M . Chandler (North Brunswick) - Seve re ly re primanded for unsatisfacto ry evidence most popular clubmen and is always in attendance ment this year of deputy vice captain proves. All play- B. Byrne (De La Salle U19) - Abusive language - Suspended 1 matc h (usually to the end) at our club functions . Well done ers and supporters offer their congratulations Damien K . Perry (Marcellin U19) - Abusive language - Suspended 1 matc h R. Curtain Strahanny and we wish you all the best today. and hope that you are around our club for many years (Old Xaverians U19) - Abusive language - Suspended 2 matche s to come. 1 . Radlow (MHS Old Boys U19) - Striking - failed to appear - Sus pended 2 matches P. Pavlou (Hampton Rovers Res .) - Abusive language - Suspended 1 matc h THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 9 YOUR VlSJLS~'ELSSA0 TOD .-:Y E SECTION Looking Back BRUNSWICK V ST A SECTION . BEDES Field: Mick Gilday ORMOND V OLD XAVERIANS Reserve by Noel Rundle Field: Steve McCarthy, Peter Wiseman : Field: Steve Thornton Goal: I . Malcolm, N CLAYTON V OLD ESSENDON . Johnson Field: Russell Alphe Boundary: L . Gallaghe r y UNIV . BLUES V COLLEGIANS OLD GEELONG V STATE BANK Field : Field: David Dodso n Tim Bell, Wayne Henry Reserve : Field Goal: K . Pitcher, K . Bright (VFL) ., Steve Dickson Boundary: G POWERHOUSE V PENINSULA O .B . .Clark, A . Taylor Field: lal Bailey *OLD SCOTCH V DE LA SALLE 5 YEARS AGO - 1982 15 YEARS AGO - 1972 Field: WEST BRUNSWICK V UHS OLD BOY S Paul Cherry, Cameron Swale Field: Paul O'Dwyer Coburg staged yet another form reversal to defeat Goal: M . Holcombe, M . Seong -ii-Australian interstate half-forward flanker, and cap- Boundary : B F SECTION played his 150th game for Un previously unbeaten Caulfield Grammarians by 43 .Cameron, P . Johnston WILLIAMSTOWN V OLD CAREY Mike Sleeman i points and leave Ormond the only unbeaten side. Reserve: Field: Andrew Tierne y . Reserve: Goal : R Field: Geoffrey Ridd Blues . Gunston, C . Rosemeyer COMM . BANK V FOOTS Coburg's brilliant second quarter burst of 8.3 to nil Reserve: Boundary: A . Liberti, D . Edwards . INSTITUTE 200 games for Old Trinity's Stuart Stockdale - Field: Laughlan Hore :uart's career had been highlighted by leading com- won the game; Leckie, Willoughby and Zylan were NORTH O .B. V OLD PARADIAN S S their best . Field: Colin King, Ron Lippold ANZ BANK V WHITEFRIARS reuuon goal kicking in D Reserve ('70), C Reserve Field: Terry Freeman Goal: B . Fowler, D .Hillier 71) B Reserve ('73, '74 and '78) and A Reserve ('75 S .S.B. (in E) also lost their first game when they Reserve: Field AQUINAS V DOVETON went down to Marcellin by 20 points . Marcellin : Ken Cleverdon Field: Pat Maebu 3,id '76) (Stuart is a Member of the Executive in 1987) . BULLEEN-TEMP . V CAULFIELD GRAMMAR s "blitzed" Bank in the first quarter, scoring 9 .10 to nil . Field: Reserve: Field: Simon Todman Joe and Kevin Segota become the first brothers Russel Francis, Kevin Segot a ST . LEONARDS V ST Stars were Mahon, P. Toohey and Hurley (Marcel- Goal: T . Wyles, B . Dunstan . ANDREWS io officiate as field umpires in the same match when Field: Ted Keating m=y controlled the match between Kew and Alphing- lin) and Inglis, Spithill and Wright (S .S.B .). B SECTION Boundary: S . Noonan, G PARKSIDE V OLD TRINIT Y . Quinten ton at Elsternwick Park . 200 games to John (Herb) Adams (North Old Field: LATROBE UNI . V UNIV REDS Boys) and 100 to John Butcher (Caulfield John Murnane, Andrew McRae Field: David D'Alter In a high class match with scores close all day, Old Goal: D .McKenzie, R . Tucknot t a Grammarians) . G SECTION - As Appointed . Scotch beat Ormond 17.20 to 17.16. Best were Mas- ST . BERNARDS V UNI BLACKS End of an era for Old Haileyburian when veteran Field: Mark Bushfield, Andrew Mullaly, H SECTION - As appointed . on (7 goals), Tallent Bowden (Old Scotch) and Goal : B STATE BANK V OLD BRIGHTO N McCooke, Vane, Parisi (6 goals) (Ormond) . Andrew Home, 205 games in 12 years played his . Seymour, B . Ahl m OLD GEELONG V RICHMOND CENTRAL Reserve: Field: Brian Goodman last game. In his 12 years Andrew only missed 8 IVANHOE V BANYUL ELTHAM V BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE games, none of which was due to injury . E NORTH O .B Field: Wayne Lyons, Steve Clinch . V THERRY ST. KEVINS V ST. KILDA Oval 8 at 2 p .m. 20 YEARS AGO - 1967 Goal: M . Gandy, A . Harris 10 YEARS AGO - 197 7 Reserve: Field: Michael For d P/HOUSE/BALACLAVA V OLD XAVERIANS Oval 13 Phil Hay (St. Kilda C .B .C.), Peter Bowring (Old ST . KILDA V FAWKNE UNDER 19 SECTION 1 R DE LA SALLE V OLD XAVERIANS The selectors picked the following to represent Vic- Haileyburians) and Spence Williams (Old Paradians) Field : Mark Huntington, Brandon Reid toria against South Australia in Adelaide: J. Griffiths, chalked up 100 games . Goal: S Livingston, M Field: Graeme Thwaites . Lentini Boundary: S . Mannix , M B. Morphett (Caulfield Grammarians), R. Halasa (De THERRY V MARCELLI N . Lalor Coburg after winning the first four, suffered their Field: Robe UNIV . BLUES V COLLEGIANS La Salle), J . Ga rt ner (Marcellin), P. Hall, G. Wilson second defeat by 27 points at the hands of Caulfield rt Bell, Justin Toohey Field : Andrew Rechtman Goal: C . Clancy, S. Kahn . (North O.B.)1 W. Peers (Old Trinity), B. Bourne, A . Grammarians. Boundary: M . Predle, M . Morris Naylor (Ormond), P. Aughton, M . Drennan, R . C SECTION MHS OLD BOYS V ORMOND AJAX and Parkside were undefeated leaders in HAMPTON ROVERS V MHS OLD BOYS Field: Gary Da y King, G. Wade (St. Bernards O.C.), S . Trumble (U . 'D' section with 6 wins each . Field: Greg Haridman Blues), 1 . Rice (Collegians), I . Davis (Geelong), J . Boundary: M . Cadwallender, S Boundary: D . Spencer, D . Ryan Only senior teams yet to break the ice were Old . Kooloos NORTH O .B Houghton (Old Haileybury), I. Cordner (Old Melb.), MONASH BLUES V BALACLAVA . V OLD PARAD . GREEN Melburnians (B) and Elsternwick (E) . Field: Ron Smith Field: Tim Sheare r J. Anderson (Old Scotch) (captain), R. Cooke, M . Boundary: D . Fowler, T Boundary: M . Horwood, G . Goodchild, . Bolger Yeo (Old Carey) . Coach was Peter O'Donohue with Old Scotch (23.13) annihilated University Blacks OLD BRIGHTON V OLD MELB BULLEEN-TEMP . V MARCELLIN Brian Lauder as manager and John Butcher as (4.22) . . Field: Sharon Alge r Field: Graeme Freedman, assistant . 35 YEARS AGO - 195 2 Boundary: D. Pearson, S . Maebus Boundary: C . Humphries, G . Bland Commonwealth Bank congratulated Sam Athans Reserve : Boundary: J. Lynch, T . Linehan UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Laurie (Socks) Holman played his 100th game AJAX V KEW OLD MELB . V OLD BRIGHTO N on his 200th game. Sam started with the club in 1962 for Ormond . Field: Clark Thuy s Field: Glen Trestrail, in the junior side and as committeeman and captain Adrian Schrader (still well known to many follow- Reserve: Field Boundary: N . McKnight, B . Vaughan his leadership has been inspirational ." : Paul Rapk e ST . BERNARDS V UNI BLACKS ers) starred for Old Xaverians. OLD HAILEYBURY V THOMASTOWN In a high scoring game, F.I.T. inflicted first defeat Field: Andrew Gill , Field: Mark Spive y M .H.S .O.B . (1 .6) against Ivanhoe (10.16) record- OLD SCOTCH V BANYULE on Bulleen-Templestowe "F" by 2 points after trail- Boundary: A . Merlin, A . Hink s ed their lowest score ever. Field: Philip Kent ing by 5 goals at the first change . Fahey (6 goals) , D SECTIO N Boundary: P . Ashworth, D Bill Mason (later an umpire) was starring for Ivan- NORTH BRUNSWICK V BULLEEN UNITED .McCarthy Hoyne, Ferguson (F. IT) and Foulds, Murphy, Naus- THOMASTOWN V THERR Y cawen (Bulleen-Temp.) were best . hoe Juniors . Field: Chris Keato n Field: Tim Keatin g OLD CAMBERWELL V OLD MENTONIANS Coburg (13 .18) to East Malvern (4 .9) continued OLD HAILEYBURY V ST . KILDA 150 games to Ian Ramsay (Elsternwick), Graeme Field: Peter Harri s Atchison (Caulfield Gramm .), Ian Poulton (Geelong), their unbeaten run in 'C' Section. Reserve Field: Santo Paolucci : Field: Paul Tierney Boundary : E Peter Hogan (St . Bernard's), Wayne Gale (Alphing- Murray (11 goals) was a star in Caulfield Gram- OLD IVANHOE V COBURG . Sinclair, A . Thomas. Field : Peter Mallo y UNDER 19 SECTION 3 ton), Chris Roach (Coll .). marians' big win over E.S .& A . Bank (23.18) to (6.3). Reserve WHITEFRIARS V MONASH BLUES : Field: Norm Nugent Field: Frank Costiga n ST . KEVINS V PRESTON Representative Football 19 Field: Ken CAULFIELD GRAMMAR V HAMPTON ROVERS 87 Coghlan Field: Reserve : Field: Ken Walker Colin Segota Boundary: W.Menzies, L . Breeuwe r JUNE 7th VAFA `CDEFGH' v ACT in CANBERR A ELSTERNWICK V HEATHERTON OLD PARAD . PURPLE V WILLIAMSTOWN Field: Rob Maysto n Field: Peter Gnade n JUNE 7th VAFA - SAAFL in ADELAIDE Boundary: M . Toner, P .McTaggert, Reserve IVANHOE A BY E : Boundary: O . Lalor, D . . Peterso n At ELSTERNWICK PAR K JUNE 21st VAFA - VCFL at LAVINGTON 10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 H Section
ST. K9LDA ELTHAM NORTH OLD BRIGHTON OLD GEELON ST. EVIN S THERRY/ G OLD BALACLAVA , RIC :''i: OND STATE BAN K K C.B .O.C. CORPUS CHRISTI COLLEGIAN S OLD BOYS XAVERIAN S Cai :^RAL Coach : ,,plain Coach : Coach : George Paras Peter Wabbi s No Coach Supplied G. Bottoms 1 J . Allan Senior Coach : Coach : Senior Coach : 13. P. Kimpton Coach: : 7 . A Pitts 9 J Griffin 26 . M Griffiths Shaun McVicar Pat Fennelly T. Shackloc k Rod Slattery Assistant Coach 1- R . Excell 1 G Bottoms David Jiggins 8 P Henderson 12 T. Arnold ' P Luc k 29 . D. Boden 9. J Ingli 13 P Hooper 1 . M . Stone 1 2 . A . Trescowthick 7 L Bonney s 12 R Maqueda 32 . R . Costello 1 D Burgin . R Brown Reserve Coach: 11 R Hargreaves 21, S. Ring 25 PTesonero 2 .S . McVicar (C .C .) 2 D . Murphy 2 T Shacklock 3 . M . O'Sullivan 10 B Drinan (CE s (Capt .Coach ) 44. P Mott Rob Bennet t 4 . R . Kenned y 13 G Jones .ra s 13 A, Fawe r 44 . J Casey 37 W Ellis 3 . G . O'Donnell 3 J Bennet t 3 T Brow n 45 . R . McLeod 4 . D. Felton 4 T Charles 6 . J. O'Sullivan 32 P OSullivan 21 G Amor 48 . G . Gerster-Stevens 50 J Capiron 50 . A. Nelson 4 P Fennelly (CC) 1 R Slattery (Capt .) 7. A. Freeman 33, J Smith 27 P, Wabbis(CC) 53 . N . Joll y 51 G Cates 5 . J. Tonkin 5 A Squwllac a 5 R Hopkins 52 . A . Smit h 6. D Hynes 2 R Bennett (VC .) 8, D. Bel l 34 B O'Shannes 28 J Pallott a 67. T. Corrigan 52 . R Clinc h 6 . D. Baxter 6 S Scoll o 3 R Towle r funds 53 . David Castaldi 7 M Hutchinson 9 .S . Bridgewood 37 J Breslin 3ers 30 D Hayes 69 . S . Butler 53 E Cunningham 56 . M . Hogan 7. N . Hamshare 7 N Robertson 8 4 . J. KeiIlor . N . Hillard 10. C . Bloo m 38 T Harmes - :,-,ma 35 S Roberts 70 J. Alle n 54 J Curry 58 .T. McCaw 8. S . Watso n 8 G Maorano 9 W Kennedy 5 P Wotherspoon 11 . S . Lacy 39 M O'Shanne=- Goulsell 37 S Colbert 71 S. Browne 55 C Demato 59 . N . Gregory 9. S . McPhail (VC.) 9 P Fadd a 10. C. Permesel 6 P Ames . D. Sagar 12 A. Holmes 43 G Naya r lenz 41 0 Noronha A Beaver 56 F Demao 62 . S. Lyons 10 P Symes 11 P Rankin 7 W Horsfall 13 N . Cook 47. M McCaffrey 44 A Gale P Borbro 57 W Dixon 1011 . C. Penna 11 J McGrath 12. J Kay e dling 63. S . McEntee 8 J Armytage 14. M . Paynter 51 D Quamby radimos 47 M, Elford M . Dietrich 58 M Dizio 65. J . Fox 12. J . Weatherill 12 B . Dubois 13 P BeIIm 9 N Wilson P Davenport 13. D . Bishop 14 D Dixon 15, H . Mackinnon 50 S Dix -„scher 48 J Murray 60 I Lynch 66. S . Kin g 13 R Gordon 10 R McDonald 50 C Orgdl 14 . K . Outch 15 D Freeman 16. S. Moloney 55 J Haycroft Travers D Hayden 61 B Mandile 67 . T. Penaluana 14 D Fogarty 11 J Fento n 56 A Di 53 Kelly M . Holmes 15 . M . Peterson 16 D Walker 17. P Kinghorn x Denn y C 63 T Maqueda 70. W . Houston 15 M Purcell 12 B Parson 55 R Halden V Humle 16 . A. Gardiner 17 E McDonald 18. L . Alexeyeff 57 P Inkste r 64 G McCafferty 71 . M . Hadley 16 G Pearse 13 J Stoney J . Walsh 17.S. Shaw 18 L Hamilton 19 . D. Grabead 61 P O'Shannessy :iinson-Clarke 63 G. Maa s 65 D Mora n 86. J . Bickfor 17- D Zabrieszach 19 R Pipe r 14 P Carnegie 18 . D. Alexander 20. A . Osborne 68 B R K 65 J Lawton K Mullen 66 P McCafferty 87. G . Flannery 18 R Oscura 20 A Wittey 17 P Jameson 21 . D. McLean 69 M Inkster 66 W. Smith C . Nolan 67 L M Nardella 19 .L . Dawson 19 . D Perrone .cnaskie 94. P Kelly 21 S Kay 19 D. Sharp 22 .S . Nunan 70 D Lahrf( 67 F Wright A . Bindos 68 S Northeast 20. W . Stevenson 20 K Drake Fares (OV.C.) 96.S . Redden 22 D Thomas 20, 1, Henson 24. J . Fox 71 W Kllender 68 A Webster J Vear 69 R Oakley 21, J. Tarya n 21 R Manno ' Jone s 25 J Henderson 25. G . Grenville 72 M Tarhngton r 69. M Vines 70 B O'Driscoll 22. R . Tarya n 22 P Callaghan Frase 41 A. Kent 26. S. Millard 73 S Marriott Karadimos 70 T Nelson 71 M Pavich 23 . A . Hoogenraad 23 S Carew 45 N . Sharp 24 . G . Blai r 31 . R . Bailey 74. A Talarco Regester 72 R Rademaker 63 M Ward 31 . D. Rathbone 75 M Guthrie Bastow 73 P Ramirez 26 . I . Tennant 70 N Myers 27. S. Fitzpatrick 32. J . Grenville P Farrell 74 JT Ryan 28 . R . Little 33. A . Ongarello 3 . Parker 75 .F Skender 29. C. Butler 34 . P. Grotlzn P. Phillips 76 R Skender 31 . G . Hal l 36. D. Qui n J . Pierc e 77 V Surace 37 . C. Dare (D.V.C.) 40 . P Barnby D Jiggins (VC .) 79 R R b y 48 . L . Silk . Vanryswyk 80 P Moreschin 56 . B. Quin Peters Szab o P Marti n ~! S . Moriarty s' W. Long R. Mills -~-~ G. Pitcher G . Karadimos S Mulvogue S Jennings Fares D Egerton
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KE BLOODS DE LA SALL E COLLEGIAN S GTV9 W MARCELLIN MONASH OLD OLD OLD SCOTCH PORT COLTS ST. BERNARD S O.C.F.C. WHITES HAILEYBURY MELBURNIAN S COLLEGIANS Coach : Coach : Senior Coach: Coach: Richard Lindsay Coach: R . Bradley Chris Kinsell a Coach : Paul Thomas Coach : i Danny Manson Snr Noel Peters Coach: l Coach : Coach : Jim Bulling Joe Salvatore Bar ry McDonnel Coach : 5 Date McNamara 1 . D. Stoc k 1 . B . Fox 1 P Shaw David Eilenberg 6 Gary Briggs Bim Doolan 2 A . Rapone 2 . J . Annesley t C Ladds (Vce Capt ) Chuck Hoevenaars 2 . M Cadman 3 D Howi e 1 . A. Herlot 2 R . MacEnroe 1 N Peters (Capt) 8 Robert T9romeq 3 . R . McAsey 2 . D. Hoyle 3 . A . Beam s 3 M Manley 2 K . Bostoc k P Brooker 2 S Bennett 17 S Derha 10 Steven Pug h 26 D Dowling 5 N Jenkinson 4 . S . Delmenico J Parras 3 8 McDonnell Asst. Coach : 17 Shane Davidson 4 N . Stephenson 4 . M . Foard 4 R K Macisaac 3, A. Cooper m 34 R Cowan '.. 28 S. Byrne 6 D. Mui r 5 . P, Dennis 6 R J 4 = J Young 4 A Grant Andrw Caithness 12 Robert Stoops 6. M . Gray 7. R . Thompson . Maclsaac . M- Danaher 5 M Graham 36 T Holyman '.. 13 John Ramsay 30P Pearson 7. A . Lazzaro 6 S. McNair 8 R Lindsay 5 . A. Day Petrescu 7. R .Bradley 8 J . Harrop 11 . P. Lupson §a t .) 7, P . Thomas 6 A McGoncck 41 A Maugha 42 J Doherty 14 Jim Penatun a 40. A . Nugent 9 D Macisaac 6, P. Delahunty = i:-ng (DV.C .) 7 D Sheppard . Lillburnen 43 R 8. H . Eastwood 10, G . Furlong 12 . G . Cook (D.VC .) 8 . J . Wise Bunshaw 43 R Loughron 15 Alex Leadingham 44. S . Rayner 9, C. Gardiner 1 6 G . Mackay (VC.) 9. W . Van Zambeek 10 . A Clot a 7. M . Dickenson 8 P Bramch 47 S . Ryan 16 Steve Edga r 45. S . Phelan 12. A . Williams j Salvatore 44 C Hoevenaars (C) 10. P. Watkin s 18. G . Russel l 10 . P . Waldron 11 A . Phelan 8 . P. Dyson 9 B Ree d 48 B Parton 17 Paul Wale 48 . B Doolan 13 S Muncarst 12 D Jehu 9 . L . Powell .' Espinosa 10 A Robertson 45 P Marti n 18 On Smith 11 R . Ella m 19. M . Smith 11 . B . Driscoll 54 D Perkin l 49 . S . O'Dea 14 A McKnight 12, L 14, T Vane 10. M- El Fahkn D. De Pac e 11 C Rah n 46 B Razga 19 John Tyrel t2. C. McDonell 20 . M . Whittaker . Gandolfo 12 S Humphrey es 56 N Troup 20 Danny Manson Jnr 50 . J. Monaghan 15 C. Kinsella (Coach) 13, G . Methe 18 C Curtain 11, D, Farr y Donnelley 47, J Tivey 13. P Bainbridge 17 J . Connors 21 . P. Milford 3 M Vivia n 57 M Waring 48 I Bowden 21 Peter Sutcliffe 55. D. Romeo 14 14.J, Goudge 19 C Macisaac 12, P. Kelly G Gammola (VC .) 59 P Hoskin 22 Connor MoDermottore . R . Howar d 18 . P Miller 24. J . Purdue 14 W Lippe 49 A Price 56 1 O'Loughlin 15. C . Ebinge r 23, D Quinn 13, L . Klvllghon "~ :' .litchel l 76 8 Stewart g 60 B Rowland 23 More Turne r IT W, Johnson (Capt .) t9 John Hunt 25 N Ashby 16. C 50 J Sevoir 58. J . Noonan . Louchard (Capt,) 24 S . James 14. D. Mason B Kenny 17 G Ket t 61 A Fletcher 25 Adam Douglas 19. S . Smith 21 S . McGennts 31 . P. Lawrence 17. T . Maloney 51 . J Lilley 26 David Schofield 60. M . Wakefield 20, A . Bad e 32 . R . Nancarrow 27. M . Shaw 15. G . Nu h I! Salvatore 19 A Tnkler(Capt) 62 A, Sale k 61 . P Barrett 22 P Grimes 18. J, Mercovich T. Gualano 21 0 Stentord 52 A Cluntes-Ross 27 Robert Tinsley 21 . R . Woodhams 34. S . Teale 31 K Doyle 16. J . Oatt 63 R . Van den Dungan 28 Bruce Cookie 62 . R . Dean 23 M Lanson 19, N Lucas D. Graham 28 N Rchards 53 T Greenaway 22. M . Whelan 38. R . Wraith 20 32 . A Holten 17. T. O'Hehtr 64 S Fishe r 29 Malcolm Winter 63, G .Scarborough 24 K Ladson . C. Low D, Ralph 30 J Hicks 54 K . Fuller 23, B Mattingley 39. A . Pitman 21 . M . Alle n 59 M O'Hanlon 18. M . Prowse 34 G Higgins 65 . J. Kourambas 30 Nei Bryan 64. A . Barne s 25 D. O'Brien . Dawe s 55. C Perkins 32 Been Buckley 25. J. Grant 41 . R . Teale 22. M, Lehmann 66 G . Payn e 19. N . Synan G 35 J Taylor 66 J Balmord 67 . M . Gollant 28 M . Kelliher 72 D. DlPaolo 20. G . Erskine 9 R . Santamana 56, A, Caithness 33 Jim Kondos 27, M . Gibbs 42- F. Par r y 23 . D. Gray 36 A Mountford 67 M . Pocknee 35 Mark Dnnkwell 78. M . Devers 31 . Jim Hunt (Capt.) 24 .G .Newnham 74 P Way 21 . G . Price - G . Leec h 38 G Bennett 5T D Symington 28, C . Hutchinson 32 . D. Torre 45, A . Westacott 68 . S Dethridge 58 S Tallen t 37 Paul Willis 81 . T Woolson 29. I . McKenzie 49. M . Bullard 25 D. Keyhoe 75 S, Finder 22. P. Cullen W. Farley 57 G Taylor 69 J. Catt 40 Paul Griddle 87. G . Cate 35 . D. Goldsmith 26 A . Kenner M Gemmola 59 T Cox 30. M . Tod d 54. C . Mackay 79 W Lodwtck 23. D. Dlffey 70 S Hennekan r 42 John Sawlell 31 . D. 39 . J. Ladson 27, C . Munroe Other Listed Palyers 24 . V. Johnson ~% Letten 71 G . Curtis 60 P Fea 44 Chris Pasqmll Robinson 43, G . Enge l 55. M . Davis 29 P . Harding B Ninnis 61 . M . Leeming 47 Paul Goss 32, K . Shannon 57. Phil Swan T Lon g 25 P. Mason 72 T. Farndon 48 J. Davidson 29 T. Ford G Scolye r 26. S . Priest D Clifto n 62 W Strangward 48 Phr1hp Bailey 33 . B. Jarick 56 P Moore (VC.) 58 Peter Swan 30 R Mackay 73 R. Farndon 63, R Featherstone 49 Greg Longergan 34 . S . Castles 60. T. Brooker A . MaclsaacA. Hendy 27. P. Soding M Kotsanls 74 . H . King 50 Greg Briggs 61 P Tantram 3 1 4 Kenny 35 . B. Robinson 77. S.Roberts 32 . F. Mvagha A Wilso n 28. M . Somers 75 J Kellem 51 Kevin Cummms Crampton 52 A Sprague 40. D. Ford 37 A Fox D Calli l 76 D. Fry P Armstrong ) ia Crocker (Capt .) 53 A Dignam 77 A Howells 54 M Zddich A . Cook ~tF. Kavanag h 78 M Cuming 35 M . Carr 55 P Finega n G Payn e 79 A Howes 58 Cameron Scott D Zahropolous 1 :? M . Sharkey 80 D Milton Hine 59 Paul Maloney M Reading G . Ellery 60 Gary Swee t J Luzza E9 W. Fist 78 Steve Spencer J Walmsley K Lawrence D Curtin M Vana F Section
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ANZ BAN K AQUINAS O .C. COMMONWEALTH DOVETON FOOTSCRAY BAN K S.J.O.C. I .T. WILLIAMSTOWN WHITEFRIARS Senior Coach: Senior Coach: M . Szeitz Senior Coach : V. Hawking Senior Coach: C.Y.M.S. Coach : R . Bea t Senior Coach : Reserve Coach : Peter Cormic k Jeff Ferguso n : Coach : Reserve Coach : S. Nicholson Reserve Coach : Reserve Coach Senior Coach W. Beva n : Reserve Coach Senior Coach: R Ray Keane T. Jone s R. Backe r C. Orvad : . Goetz Reserves Coach: Reserve Coach : Coach: Peter Remington Reserve Coach: Laurie Duffu s A . Semianiw Steve Rhynehart i Ni Gdkn M.E. Glenn 1, C White 1 . S Duke 53 S Alford 1 B Scott Graeme Bulluss Reserve Coach : 2 A Kennedy 2 P Grant 2 D Huffer t I Steward Asst . Coach: 2. A. Vidulich 13 T Alfor d 3 P Thorpe Reserve Coach : I . McGowa n 21 M Timothee 1 B Hammond 4 J hlusca n 3 A McGibbon {C ., 2 G Browne 3 . P Reidy 3 P Cumming '.. . Hands 1 S O'Connell Leigh Kilde y . 25 S Bell 3 P Walke r 2, P Brodie 5 G SiNou (DVC ) i : 4 J Tuc J.L 3 G Casey 4 D McFerran ''. 2 I Black 6 G Mil 4 V Cooke 2 R .Goodman 1 P McGowan 4 . A . Kilkenny 5 M Shacklock 3 R Thorweton s 5 D Franzman 5 T Tnmbo h 30 J Boland 7 P Neison RDM Chisholm 5 G Vtpono 3 N . Stubb s Chips 2 R . Goet z 5. D . Barclay 6 G Meier 4 G . H)Ilbrick 8 B 5ui!~van 6 A Sheehan 2 D Connelly 6 P Marshall 54 M . Box 7 8 Reichelt ? P Keppell 6 M Sheare r 4 A Fitzgerald 3 D Mitchell 6. P Blakey 8. W Kraska 5 D Cormick 9 M Bo-el 7 R Magro (San Coach) 3 B Darv .dis 7 GAnstts 37 5 Box 10 Sr Cnatbeitl 8 B Franzman PT Hogan 5 P Commerford 4 P Hule 4 G Saron g 7. P. Coghlan 10 G McKenzie 6 T Ahdore 8 H Jame s 8 C Riley 9 G Brady 11, S, Nicholson :1 J Sreheny 9 A Brennan F McHarg 6 R Eddtngto n 5 P Barone 5, F Vander Peet 8 D. Toohey 7 J Stanley 12 G E!tortl 1 1 L Athanasa~ 9 C Gibson 9 P Straha n 1 G Clarke 12 D Harte 13 C Olse n I Thomas 10 8 Campbel l 7 B, Madden (Capt .) 6 C Hoskrng (Capt ) 6 G Hylan d 9. P. Harrison 8 W Guelen 12 P Tucci McHarg 7 R Sheer 10 H Bnkenfeids (C .R. 44 K Cox 13 G Martin i4 P Jame, 11 P Goldsworthy 9 A Lev y s 7 R Zammil 1 0 10 V DAquino .5 S F Otynn 13 J Tnmboli . LeGear ( Capt .) 8 G Roughsedge 11 J McKllio p 23 D Crof 14 G Dunkley 14 J Williamson S R 12 W Charms 10, A Guwnane 8 G Dona 11 D Sutton t 11 J Johnston 16 v! Cannor Evans 13 L Grey 9 V Marchmno 12 J Slattery 15 P Gonna i] R tValstr 15 R McMahon 11 A. She r 10 D Cah,r (DVC) 9 J Neenan 12, G . Nicholas 19 L Cuthbertson 18 s 8 rd (Cap; ) McCra e 14 N Taylor 13 M Townsend 16 N Keating 12 P O'Donnell 31 16 M Meakin 12, S. Worrell 11 G Molone y 10 S Lugovrskt 13 . 18 P Daviso n 17 A Semlanw 14 P Warren 1 9 T Johnstone 17 J Ltmperak,s 3 Brow n 15 P Cavanagh 14 M Szeltz (CC) 30 C Duffy 20 P Perry 16 A Olse n 13 D Henry 12 W Sp,cer 11 A Elliott 14 . D Harris 78 S Watson 15 M. 18 A Beaumont H R . Petty 13 R Phypers 15, S, Baile y Wilkinson Or S Pazgamhis Y, J . Sheepy 17 D lies 14 G Bulluss 12 S Janetskl 15 . B. Lee 2 J Dwyer 19 R Henry 16 R 22 P CWt e 19 P Goug h 14 E Suidgeest 16 P Glbhn Gibbs 23 B Maher 20 A Crawford ,% Jones 18 S Rule 15 . D Newman 13 S Vines 16 G . White 33 B Fitzgeral d 22 S, White 19 C Miller 15 R Gay 17. M Evans 17 F Darman)n 24 R Pnmrose 21 T Briggs C.M.J. Bryan 17 A. Ward 16 J Rokahr 14 1 McGowan 17. S . Santamaria 5 P Flanagan 23 A. Chile 25 P Lens 20 C Leopold 18 P. Boyle 24 18 J, Sweeney 23 S Dunin R.R . Cutlack 18 . S Margetts 17 K Pereira 15 D Darce y 18 . D. Mullin s 31 M Gerzee . G Joyce 19 M 28 5 Case 24 B Nouns 21 R Pepyat 19 S . Woodman 45 A J Goidsmld 25 M Yarwood Wilson 27 C Felsteztl 1.+F Stanley 21 R Taylor 19 R. Nowlan 78 V Koop 16 G Henderson 19 . C. Crowe 20 M . Polglalse 28 T Barrtl(VC) 25 R Luke Benton 19 M Moran 20. G . Wollridge 20 S Farrow 50 P Gnerson 28 C Firman 29 P rdcrley 27 C Orvad 22 B Funnell 20 S. Wigley 17. J De Bono 21 T Hrbinson 29. W Ennor 21 . B. Goodwin = Brown 23 A Stafford 21 .P. Kaneen 20 M Enn~s 21 . T. Coghlan 14 H Hewitt 3 C, Halt 28 A Roumeltons Lt Evans 21 I Jennens 18 5 Denham 22 A . Bennett 30 G Slapar 22 S Rhynehart 31 C McManus 24 T Buckley 22, J Wallace r 22 . B. Brown 39 B Jones 32 W Taylor 29 W Beacom Hear n ; 22 G Cook 19 L Mar 23 M Patterson 31 D Carey 23 G Madeley 30 T MacPherson S, 25 C Di Clann 23 M Preston 23. P. Clardulll 5 T Jones 33 D Casey Hands 26 J Nicholls 23 S G,acon 20 M Dervan 33 K Johanson 24 A Currie 34 1 Fenior 24. 24 T Patching (VC) 16- G Kin g Ds. Barrio 27 L Esposito 24 L Gray 24 A Whte 21 .S Kenwery 34 K . Mehmet 35 P Tat 32 I Kearns 25 W. Tuckey 25 S Charlesworth TA Ch)ddo 28 G Mayne 25 M Boerner 25 C Walden 22 . S Fletcher 25. W. Lyali 47 P Kvteteiaths 35 J Martin 36 P Gdbs 33 S Hands 26 M Orban 26 R May 26 A Crothers 37 J Pero-ms 35 A Mott JW. McOule 29 R Jouveiet 26. G McDonald 23 B Smit h 26. B . Rohan 35 S Livingstone 36 P Crosbe 38 A Trme 27 S Ouiliy 27 G Smith 27 P Giddens 36 C Straies RJ Macaulay 30 S Wright 27 T Walstab 28 M Ryan 24 C McKenzie 27. M . Reidy 7 P McCafferty 38 R McGrath 28 K McHugh 39 P Allen 31 D Bngg s 28 M . Crowe 28. C Edwards 4 M McDonald 41 A Pos t 10 E Rnaitl i 37 M Tronson PR, Charles 28 D Ra y 29 0 Redly 25 R Butterfiel d 29 R Kay 41 S Campbet 38 J Pollock Barro 32 L Ubardi 30 M Johnson 29. B . Dunn 29 E Byrne 13 B McKenna 42 J Ourke J ,A 33 D Saddler 29 M McComb 26 Andrew Featherston 42 P Beuens 39 R Heap 31 R Zappell~ 30 I Mikkelson 43 . B Abrahams 30 P Eyre 43 T Fara g B ,P Brenna n 34 T Harper 30 S, Fletcher 27 A Ryan 30. P. O'Brien 15 J McNamara 40 A Biaskett (VC ) 32 L Kud_y 31 R Batista 44 G Wilson 31 T Evans 45 M. O shannessy SJ, Eldridge 35 C Schang 31 R Bulluss 28 D Weller 31, M . McLelland 52 1 Mitchel l 45 S Harma n 41 M Camptsi DJ Henderson 33 L Dynes 32 M Farrell 45 R Davies 32 K Wilson 42 L Green 36 P Grandy 32 . W. Langley 29 6 Charle s 32. P Hackett 20 G Nola n 46 C Whrte IG . England 37 A Save 34 G Dudley 33. W Simmonds 46 M . Gdhes 33 J . Mwrhead d7 D Noweit 43 A Huffer 33. S. Harvison 33 . D Brow n 3612 D PhelaO'Loughlinn M E. Glenn 38 D Gavin 35 D Fossa 30. Anthony Feathersto 34, C Westblade 47 G Chalker 34 Mark Page 4e A Skovrncumtirs 44 J Mills 34 N Raftopoulos 36 T Burchi L 34 . S. Lowell 29 G S OLoughlin 49 L skourtloumb s P6 Hay 40 G Rrtchte 31 R Hunt 35, B . Curthoys 48 G Bibby 35 G . Mallon 45 R Little 35 J War d 37 G Haarburger 35. J . Dunbar 50 s Ansety 46 D Wright -'% Gittin s 41 A Croatto 32 B Ryan 36, W Dusche r 49 P McKay 36 W Burgess 51 G Barreti 42 P Sproat 36. P Claxton 39 S Salzano 36. P. Dunn 12 B Phylan d 52 A Murren 47 K Paynter k PG Keys (V. Capt .) 40 0 Andrevrs 33 P Dervan 37 D. Donal 50 J Sessions 37 D Polglasey AV_ Henderson 43 T Lawrence 37 N . N g 37. C. O'Farrell 34 M Plummer 51 G Poulton 53 w Bennett 48 R Bertino 47 M Angelo 34. A Harr y 38. K . Murray (V.C R.) 39 L Tille 54 G &ggs 49 C Mclachian PJ. Hendry 44 G Phelan 38 A Miller 38.L. McLaughlin 43 C Rogers 52 . J Yusef 42 D Basegg,o 35 G . Gammone 39, D Kilmarti n 40 B Whiting 55 8 Gramtlge 50 S BrovMaw C .Hughel s 45 A Par k 39 S Miles 43 I Pedlar 39 P Maso n 22 J Ryan 54. B Hayes 56 A Brov,ne 49 G Pezaros 3 6 40 D Fort 41 W Stephens 57D @ck 51 G Kervm J R Clar k 40 S Wlgiey 44 D Dalweod 40 . B. Tierney 11 D Savants 55 P West 52 J Cousins 50 G Barr 37 M Sozanskl 41 . A Leeman 42 G Wes t 58 C Ha!i 3.S . Armstrong 41 . A Bakker 45 E Evans 41 . S . Clardulll 3 S Schink s9 M case 53 R Bastin 51 B Kenyon 46 C Morreo 38 G Mugav)n 42 C 43 I Parker a R.P Homberger 54 N Stebbings 42 J Cook 42 . G . Puglia . Coffey 27 I Shaw 60 G ire, 54 G Bettiol In 47 R Baseggp 39. S McKenzie 44 . W Hyne s 61 8 Ecc'es TA. Hunter 56 R Esposito 43, B . Dinning 43, P. Lefel 43 P Battanta 17 P Smith 62 P McCanr. 55 A Cummings 47 S ,A . Kloss 48 P Hutchmgs 40 S Kennedy 45 S Westerman 56 D Pool e 58 C Overend 44, H . Kipp 49 T Duddy 44 . R . Baker 44 D Dobbyn 42 B Spiess 63 rcarcer :8- A.K . Mlddendorp 60 C Alysandratos 41 D Dawson 45. 5. Dod d 47 G Bryant 64 PR RBach rtlson 57 F Clear 45. M . Ingram 50 S Purdre 42, P Culhane 45 . P Hay 49 T Stahl 65 M B6+mrs 49 A J. McPherson 61 J Rosenbachs 48 . M . Germano 58 R Mattchossy 46. D Rooney 5! I MrzzaUra 46, V. Sull y 46 M McManus 36 D Streat 66 J Perre 59 S Javr o VG- Bourk e 62 J Gavi n 52 D Lamont 43. M . Dolley 50 R Forg)arln) 64 T Wtlson 47 47 S . Hewitt 14 M Taruil ) 67 M Schembr . 60 C Conroy 1 M .A. Midso n 47 S. Borazio 53 J G ,il 44. P Zahra . P Roha n 52 D.O'Donnell 68 E Dougiass 65 D Spencer 48. L. Wigh t 32 M, Vankerkhoven 61 R Cowhng 52 I .R Patterso n 48. J . Ruffin 54 5 Monet, 45. C Elliott 48 . A . McClelland 53 . D . Ma n 69 S Hai' rrdio groUruts Prv LTD W . B. A. F. C . Y/t FC BRUNSWICK CLAYTO OLD ESSENDON OLD GEELONG N PENINSULA E U.H.S. STATE BAN K ST. BEDES WEST BRUNSWICK GRAMMARIAN S POWERHOUS OLD COLLEGIANS Senior Coach OLD BOYS OLD BOYS ' : Senior Coach : Senior Coach : Jim Flower Senior Captain Coach : Senior Coach : Senior Coach : Brian Bond • Senior Coach : Greg Murray coach : V. Zani n K . Bremner Les White R . Thompso n Ted Haberma n Coach Reserve Coach : Coach: Rese rves Peter Riorda n Reserve Coach ; Reserve Coach : Rod Kerley Captain Coach : Reserves Coach : Reserve Coach : Darren O'Sullivan John Anderso n Dale Frase r G Stewart Reserve Coach : A . Boyce R . Rogotowicz 1 . R . Bryant Alan Bultagai r 1 K. Fletche r 1 . M Sampson R Sykes 1 . T. Kutner . A- Watterson 1 . S. Carrol l 1 . P. Holloway 2 . M . Burns _ Corbett 2 D . Marshal l 2 P Sheehan 2 . G . Leicester 2. R . Higgin s 3 P Riordan (C .C .) 1 . I . McNece 3. A 1 . D .W. Martin 2 P De Fegiey 3 R . Kerle ', Osborne 3. A . Greenwood 2 . D. Cecchi . Strachan 3. N, Gent 2. B 3. W. Robinson :j Miller (VC .) 4. M . Jackso n 4. P Conduit 4 . Scott . D. Huntey 4 r 4. P. Burns (S) 5 G . Connolly 3 . R. Monger . B . Reynolds 3.J.J . McEnroe 4. C .Gunn 5. P. Bedford A Killingbeck . Cloke (Vice Capt .) 4 . S . Casely 5. D. Stevens 5. T. Winspear 4. G . O'Bryan (R) 1 . S 6 D Collin s 5. S. Price 4. G .R . Bowden 6 M . Crowder C. Trist 2 . R . Gniel 5 . P. Leathern (C .R .) 6. A .D . Conboy 6 F. Pavenell o 6 R . Mirams Paviou 5. P. DeKoning 7 N . McCoulough 5 A .S . Mirakian 7. A . Jewrutt 6. A . Hunte r 3 . G . Rolls k 6 . D. Frisc h 7, D . Carroll 7. M. Dinsdale (VC .) 6 P Stark 7 T Pec k 8 R Witham B Morgan 4 . Carboon 8 M Whitloc 7. P. Guatt a 8. D O'Sullivan 8 . P. Burghardt (C .) 8 B O'Halloran 7. I . Chettle .S 9 R . Smallwood 9, L Campbell 7. R .D. Allan 9 P. Krohn 8. K . Hunter 5 . J. Beare 8 . G . Buckley (VC .) 9 . P. Anderson 8 G Turner 9. T Breadmore 10 A Powell %i Taylor . Dervan 10 S . Gray 9 B. Dais 10. R. Watkins 9. J . Zani n 6 . K 11 R . Grech M . Luo a 9 . A.R . Day 10. D Runole . R . Sharon D. Harris 7 . A . Pitt 10. S . Fyffe 11 . M Snelson 10. D. Co ky (VC.R 12 . L . Carlto n S Cameron 10, G . Johnson s 12 S. Healey 12 . A 10.1 R . Stevens 112 1 T. Parker 11 . A. Flavel 8. P. Henderson 11 . L . Kirk . Cook 12 . N . Hawley 11 . MS Price 13 J Mackiroy 13. W. Morton 1 Hislo p 13 M Roberts 12 . K. Buhagair 13. S . Kannegiesser 13 .T. O'Donoghue 12 . C. Arnol d 9. D. Walpole 14 P Lannan 12 A . Ftlipovic 14 E . Lewis 14 B Jarrett T. Clemens 10 . 13. M . Pryo r 14. P. Spezza 14 . G . Mukavec 13 S Bilb 15 D . McLeod P. O'Sullivan 13 . V. Zanin (C.C.Seniors) 15 . D. Aitchenson 15. T. Barley y 15 S Wiltshire 14 . A . Wernert 11 . R . Hargraves 16 . B. Berry 14. D. Anderson 15. D. Dawe s 14. M .J . Egan 16 T. Johnstone 16 . P. Crowder 7 G . Stavrinos . Connelly 15 16 P. Johnston 16. M . DeLosa 17 P Butle r . Angel 15.S. Agne w 12 . A 17 M . Atherton . S. Pac e 1 5 S .A . Bishop 17, M, Marines D 13 . 16. P Magafas 16. D . Leheny 17. J . Dale 21 R N . Dean s 16. N . Holland (S) 18 A Savoia 17. G . Forde 16. W. Anthony . McDonald 18 S Glover 16. J . Bowers (R) 14 . G . Smith 17. Marty Walsh 18. J . Adams 17. G.A. Henry 22 R. Stewart 19 . P Come _c, D. Dealer (Capt .) 19 S . Benton 18. J . Rainone 18. J Russ 19. B . Begent 23 D. Atkin 21 C. Beadman 17. K . Schuller 15. M . Rerden 20 M Beasley 19 . J. Gibso n 18. A .D Cotter s 20. J . Corrie 18. P. Pyle (S) 16. D. Price 19. G. Brigg s 20. W. Miller 19. M . Lange 24. H Youngman 21 P. Brereton ^3 . P. Stewart 17. D 21 A Whitelaw 20 . S . Lampard (C .) 20. G . Santacattenna 21 18. T. Kerr (R) . Coltma n 22 R Howe . T Cox 20. C.R . Bilby 25, B, Allender 22. R . Parker K . O'Connell 18. K . Matherson (Capt .) 21 . D. Lampard 21 . D . Marshall 22 . G . Wathen 26 A Brocksopp C . Russell 19. A . Ferguson 23 B Talanco 22 . G . Huckstep 21 . L D. Shaw 23 . M . Chesterman 20 .R Wood 19. J . Efthimiadi s 22 . N . Magafas p 23. C . Lim 22 . D.M . Willaton 27 . M Brow n 24 . D . Archer 25 . J. Harris 24 T Beasley 23 . A. Traynor 23 P. McLean (D.VC.) 21 . C. Gamble 20 . J. Coghlan 25 D Smith 24 . J . Carmody 23. S . Harris 29. J . Mollard 25 . P Stanley 26 A, Westerink . Amor 24 . J. Beaumont 24. S. McBride 22 . N. Andrews 21 . G 26 . T. Cusack 25. J. DeLosa 24. A . Kimmel 30. R Inglis 26.J Dowling 27 C, Newland . Roberts 25 . C Hatzistavrou 25 B Hull 26 23 . P. Humphreys 22. N 2T J. Elmore . J. Ellison 25. B. Pagagiotopoulos 31 . T Jackson 27 A . Davis 2 8. D. Stewart . Aumont 26 . S . Fitzsimmons 26. C . Stevens (VC.) 27. D. Black 32 . P. Buck - 9. F. Stafford (D.V.C.) 24 . R . Flavel 23. M 28 C Free r 26. P. Crame n 28. NSouthgate 25 . H . Korpetutuncu 24. B . Cooney 27. G. Hatzistavrou 27. K . Reichelt 28. J. Huntington 27. R 33 . P Jewell _,0 S. Cronin 29. B Hambridge 28 . D . Co x . Mueller 29 C. Burch 26 . C. Gathercole 25. D. Gran t 30 . G . Fitzgibbon 28 . B. Walsh 29. J . Curnow 28 . S . Middleton 34. G . Lavender 30. J . Harrison 31 . P. Rodger . Rogotowicz 29 . D 29 . R . Flower (C .C .) 35 .P Jones 27. D. Brooks 26. R 31 S McNamara . McAllister 30. G . Nightingale 29. P.W. McKenzie 31 . S . Warner 32 6 Wilson 27 . P. Wabbis 30 . B. Hiscox 30 . M . Sayers 31 . M . Stiglic h 30. B 36. A. Reed 33. M . Bray 28 . R . Garroway 32 . T. Riorda n 31 . L . Cordes . Fordham 32. C. Bates 29 . G . Constantine 28. J . Paliotta 33 R . Purcell 31 . W. McNeice 32. J. Lewi s 31 . G. Evans 37 I . Stevenson 33 . M . Coppell 34. J. Crisara 29. W. Brown 32 . Mark Rodgers 32 . S. Gibson 33. M . Pietrapaulo 32 . W. Rose 38. M . Baillieu 36 P Hollowood 30. A . Kountios 34 A .Boag 33, J, Ralph 34 . P 34 . R . Graham 31 . R. Webster 30. S . Colbert 35 . D . Kelly 33 . G . Chappell (V.C.R .) . Blac k 33. M . Bradford 39. C. Barnett 35 . A . Nolan 37 M . Officer 31 . G. Crameri 34 . R. Marcorft 34 .P Minahan 35 . L . Blasi 34 . A J 40 E Lewis 39. G. Fuhrmann 32. P. Akatow 36 . R . Fyans 34. P McLean 36 . D . Middleton 36 . N . Franks 33. S. McMillan 32 . M . Scott 37. N . Fitzgibbon 35 . W. Poulter . Crunow 35. P. Henry 41 . J. King 37. A . Nowles ;n. A . Anderson . Kenez 36 . G . McDonald 35.R. Osmond 37 43. P. Cram 34. J . Palmer 33 . C 38 B. Dunstan . G . Wathen (C.R .) 36 . P.G . Carmichael 38. B. Collopy 41 P. Daki n 34 . R. Halden 37. D . McVeigh 36. S . Drape 38 . R. Blair 37. D.M 44 . F. Simpso n 1 2. P. Peppard 35. B . Lug 39 S.Egan 3T A . Cooper 39 . Robinson 39. P Kidder 36. R . Clementsg 35 . D. Doonan 40 . B. Woodland 38 . B. Milli n . S . Hession 38. N .J. Cooney 46 . J. Calvert-Jones 40. W. Francis 43, D . Townsend 36. C. Hogan 39 . W. Wilkie 38. G . Johnston 40. S. Thomas 39. A.M 47. S. Holloway 1 4 K . Carmody 37. G . Edward s 41 . T. Bryant (DV.C .) 39. D. Liddell 41 . P . Ainsworth 41 . C. Dickman 38. A. Boyce (C.C.Reserves) 37. C. Saville 42. D. Milano 40. R. Baker . Thomas 40. S. Lee 48 . R . Yeoman 42. S . Kemp 45P. Carmody 41 . R . Hokkaren 40. S. Hewitt 42 39. P. Bai n 38. F. Maya 43 C . Parks (V.C.) . R. Campodonico 41 . B. Milner 49 . R. Fay 43, B. Bovington ' 3 S. Mason . Goldsmith 42 . G . Sheriff 41 . P. Williams 43. P 40. G. Marshall 39. G 44 M Reinher . Eaton 42. G .E. Thornton 50 . L . Malcolm 46 . G . Robinson 49J. Reus e 40. B. Col e 43 . C. Barber 42. P. Maguire 44 . F. Pietrapaulo 43 . P.J 52 . M 50 A . Favero 41 . D. Parkinson 45. J . Berry 44 R . Bowden . Williams 47. S. McMahon 42. D. Wallace 41 . 0. Noronha 44. W. Patterson . McKissack 45 . S . Burton 44 S.J . Parke r 55. A. Macmillan 49 .S . O'Connor 5Z D. McIntyre 46. G . Hilet 45 . C. Scott 46 . M. Blasi 57. W. Lester 53 C . Horsley 43. P. Bake r 42. G . Riccio 47 P. Thompson 45 A. Taylor 47. R 45 . C.J. McKay 52 . S. Beg g 44. P. Vesetas 43. 46.T. Robertson . Crai gie 47. P. Turner 46 . D, Poulton 58. P. Haye s 55. W. Killender 48 L. Kell y 51 . W. McGrath 48 . 54. A. Burton 45. R . Thompson 44. A . Gale 49. A . Pettinella 48. Mick Rodgers 47. R .Thomson 61 . R . Chomley 55. M . Lynh 56.TMenadue 49. S . Bennetti 54 . N . Campbell 49. G . Barr 62 . M. Tailis 59. P. Rattray 46. D. Hnatjuk 45. M . Durham 50 D Schulman 55 48. T. Stubbs 56. J . La Brooy 47. K . Pinkston 46. J . Curtin 50 . R. Grech . G . Bul l 50. M . White 49.T. Magnone 63. J . Co x 57. C . Stanley 61 . M . Brown 47. M . Elford 51 . N . Williamson 51 . H.Johnson 57. B. Watterson 51 . 50. M . Vaxarlis 64 . T. Winspear 62 . T. Rattray 48. B . Hud d 52 . S. Man n 63 . A .B 52 . R 58. G, Johnson 49. D. Cother 48 . J. Murray 52 . T. Flynn . Conboy . Newton 51 . J.W. Simmons 65. R . Burn 59. G .Scot t 63. P. McCluskey 49 . J. Ri o 53 T. Dover 55 . M . Chapman 65 . R King 53. S. Mortimer 64. A . O'Bryan 50. G . Hunt 54 . M. Daniels 52. T. Watts 67. C . Richardson 60. M . Jeffs 50 . C. Oriell 57. C. Leathern 5 4 53 .R Hogan 68 . C. Robinson 65. P. Sayers 51 . 55 . M. McConnell 55 52 . B. O'Riley 51 . B . Smith 56 J. O'Hehi r . C. Murray 54 .R Goug h 71 . C. Landale 68. L . West 52. B . Kennedy 58 . C. Brown 71 . W. Crossley 72 . P. Clarke 69. M . Mason 53. P. Downie 57 B. Norman 54. B. Leared 53. C . Kell y 59 . D. Tyler 81 .J .G . Cooney 74 . R . Hanna 70. G. Holiedge . Munro 58 & Noble 60. J. Caygill 74. J. Moore 55. G . Buckman 54. S 59 P. Newport 99. A . Smith 56. J. Merriman 55. 60 . M . LHude 57. M . Rennick 56. D. Ross 58 . D. Cooper 57. M . Gu y 59 . M . Bracka 58. C . McKillop 60 . G . Macrae 59. 61 . A. Mathieson 60. D. Jenkins I'll 62 . C. Skinns 61 . Bennison Mackinnon 63 . S. Zern a 62 . & Associates 64 . J . Perry 63. 65. P. Sharpies. 64. A Section BT!=:F C BULLEEN/ CAULFIELD COLLEGIAN DE LA SALLE OLD SCOTCH OLD S ORMOND OLD PARADIAN S XAVERIANS UNIVERSITY TEMPLESTOWE GRAMMARIANS COLLEGIAN S BLUES Senior Coach : Coach : Senior Coach Coach : Senior Coach : MU :e McArthur-Allen Senior Coach : Danny Corcoran : Stephen Rae Coach Graeme Jacob s Senior Coach : Bruce Ferguso n Senior Coach: Resar.'Os Coac h Gerard Sholly Senior Coach : : Alan Satter Peter Chisnal l Don Martin Gcof' Reilley Don Davenport 1 . P Cali f Rese Reserves Coach : Asst. Senior Coach : Reserve Coach : 2 M . Atkin s 1 .D.Lam rve Coach : Pat McConvill 2 . B. Angel George Price Rese rv e Coach : Phil Aarons e Reserve Coach: ,lar k Mark Tellefson Reserve Coach : 3 R Armstrong Neville Matthew s Ian Nicholls Schuhkraft Bob Voge s 4 P Trainor 3 G, Williams 1 S Williams (VC,) Reserve Coach : 3oyanton I P Considine 5 P Curtain 4 0. Buntrne 1 . G . Kazuro (VC) Paul Beddo 6 W Carroll 1 D Matthews (Capt ) 2 D Hoyle e 1 A Ega n Barnes . Skernt 6 J . Curtain 2 J . Allard 2 M t 1, E, Alle n 7. G . Allen 3 T Rowe 2 G William s 3 R. Herman 2 R Atkinson 'ncDonald 3. M . Considine 2 . J . Reddish 7. B . Denton 1 G McHenry 8 R, Robinson 4 D Nigro 3 M McClelland 4 S Laussen 3 R . Kennedy 4. G . Powic k 3 . R . Lloy d 8. S. Curtain 2 P Barr y M Buckley 9. A . Christie 5 P Lockhart (DVC.) 4 A Norma n 5 A Griffiths 4 A Cahil l G Fishe r 5. D. Spillane 4. J . McMillan 9 M . Beattie 5 A Hariock 6 A Ingleton 3 C Anderso n 6 0, McCann (V.C7 ) 10 N . Burke 10 B. Moi r 6. R Heat h 4 M . Greene (Capt .) 5 M Schmidt .' Gilmor e 5. R. Maxwell 11 . M, Tyqui n 7 W Williams 6 D Gregor (DVC ) 7 C Higson 6 M Borcich Tonki n 7 J. Madden 6. W. Alle n 11 . G, Greetham 7 J Mclntye 8 C Pollock 5 N Fraser 8 D . Reeves 12 . M . 0'Shaughnessy 12 . S Macaulay (Capt.) 8 A Smythe (Capt) 6 M Beddoe 7 S Zocco Ritchi e 7. S . McGill 13, B Lowe 9. S . Wortherspoon 8 R Fish (VC) 9 S Bickfor d 8 F Mut o ri Strahan 9, A . Canavan 8 A. Lloy d 13 N . Val e 9 R Berzins 10 N Pike 7 R Williams 10, B Considine 14 S . Millard 14 . D. Gus t 10 . P Georg e 8 C Wright 9 S O'Rourke A Mehrten 9. R . Senior (D.V.C.) 15. M . Howden 11 S Farley 10 J Stor e 11 W. Cheesman 10 B Hanlon o Kingston 11 T. Boar d 10. S. Spiers 15 . M Dalton it G Read 12 A Web b 9 T Cooke 12 E . Flynn 16 . L . Meehan 16 S Gregory 12 D Ric e 10 D Tessier 11 . G . Carroll Taylor 11 . R, Malcolm 13 N Tsiotinas 12 T Shaw 13 5 Hinchen (C) 12 P Wei r 3 Burke 13. J Goulding 12 . R . Merigan 17. A. Ralph 17 R Caldwell 13, R Sweetland 14 R Schober 11 W McDonnell 13 B Curuili I R Eishol d 14. P Fahey 13 . R n 18 . N . Burne 18. D, Bourke 14 C Rossidis 15 P Wolf f 12 C Lowe . Austi 19. D. Karamoshos 15. P Faulkner (C .R.) 14 W Horton 14 P Mtliett - P Sutherlan d 15. J . Atta 14 . S. Sutheland 19 . Paul Curtain 15 C Cooney 16 A Wallace 13 P Beddoe (CC.Res) 16. M Heffernan 20, A . Callan 20 . R . Polkinghorne 16. P Corstorphin 15 D. Zabneszach 11P Cox 16, A . Smit h 16 T Royal s 17 G Tregear 14 B Meliard 16 M . Hadley Dawson 17. D. Smit h 21 . N . Wilton 21 . A . Schiicht 17, & Gilmor e 15 G . Connolly (VC IT A . Strangward 22 . T. Carey 18 D Mayne 17 J Kanis 18. 0 Kerr .) 19 P Considine (Capt ) i3 Nas h 18. B. Grills 18 . R Elvins 22. J . Tiernan 19 H . Hanso n 18 G . Voyage 19 S Fraser 16 A O'Keefe 20 M Malon e G Singleton 19. D, Bibby 21 . P Sherwen 23. J. O'Sullivan 23 P Tripodi 20 . P Espenschied 19 D Hart 20 M Whittaker 17 Pat Green 21 D Baker B . Connell 20. A Woods 23. B . Arnold 24 . S. King 24 . A . Wallis 21 . S Driver 20 J Scotland 21 i. Roberts 18 B Mahony 22 J Marchbank P McDonal d 21 T. Nelson 24. A . Dorma n 25, B. Ryan 25, M . Johns 22 A, Keenan 21 J Roseman 22 G Parsons (DVC) 19, B Hanrahan 25 G Brown S McCooke 22. B. Exton 26. R Fuller (Capt,) 26. M, Somers 26 M . MaGnnes 20 J Buckley 27. M . Light 23 .S Pace 22-D Lumby 23 A Wright 26 S Hibbert P Forsyth 23. P. Luchetta 27 . D. Campbell 27.J . Kennedy 24 P, Chadwick 23 D Allen 24 P King 21 M Deveson 30 M Collins P Mehrten 24.0. Abrahams 28. A 28, G . Gleason 28. G . Haze dine 22 S Nas h . MacMillan 29, D. McGregor 25 T Merrell 24 K Dahs 25 A Baum 32 D Murphy M . Crampton 25, C . Jackso n 29. B . Hodge (VC .) 29 . M . Doyle 25 S Alien (C R ) 26 J Twig 23 P Maher 35, W. Hanley P Nankervis 26 S. Exton (Capt .) 30. F. Kie l 30 . V. Carlin 30. M . Yandeil 26 B Sheehan g 24 M . Lowe 31 . A . Kinnersly 27, B Kelly (VC .R .) 26 K Hedi n 27 B Van Twest 36 B . Sexton L . Caddaye 27, B . Davis 32. D. Kay 31 . R . Ralph 27 M McMahon 28 R Savedra 25. D Nugen t 37 R McLean J Young 28, J. Flynn 33 . R 32, C . Ralph 32 . P B&rrel l 29 C, Connelly 26 J O'Callaghan . Hodges 33. D 30 R, Field 28 8 Walle r 29 K Parson s 38 M, Bowman D Woo d 29, M . Teliefson (R .C.) 35. R . MacMillan 33 . J . Black . Williams 29 R Castles (VC R ) 30. N_ Chosich (C Res.) 27 D Kinsella 30, F. Gleason (D 34 . J. Fiel d 34. P O'Keeffe 31 . F Farchione 28 M . Knuppel 39. J Griffi n M McDonald .VCJ 37, P. Ford 36. N 32 M . Osborne 30. D Felenthal 31 P Lawrenc e 42 A Baker V Roe 31 . A . McMahon 38 . A . Hawdon 35 . C. Mortenson . Macauley 33 S 31 C. Bacon 32 M Ammann 2 9 32 .P. McMaho n 36 . A. Doquile 37 . R . Curnow . Espenschied 30 D Rennie 45 . M Devine G . Russel l 40 . P. Brown 38, A . Mitchell 34 P Bel l 32, S Barker 33, G Irvin e 46 0 Romeo R Beard 33 . A. Peyto n 41 . J . Bones 37. R . Curtain 33 G Scotland 34 P Kahn 31 S Davey 36. B, McCiements 38. D. Francis 39, S. Burgess 35 B Croft 32 Peter Green 48 P Booth W. Tinsley 42 . J . Moir 40. S. Rothe 36. C Deer 34 A Murphy 35 C. Fone 49 M . Dillon D Robertson 37. P. Luby 43 . W. Matthews 39. D. Atkinson 35 R Harris 36 S Guthrie 33 C. Campbell P '%Iner 38. R . Mills 40, P Hoye 41 . J, Nagle 37 G . Miles 34 . P Waldron 50 B Giroiami 44. B. Karvela 42 A. Ahton 36 C Worthington 37 C Coyne (VC Res.) 53 J. Zumbo W. Bramch 39. L, Travers 45 S . Collins 41 . M . Lovelock 38 S LeFevre 38 R Wrait h 35 P Dwyer 43 M . Wilson 39. A . Panou 37 M Scholten 54 S Romano M . Tobi n 40 S Crowley 46. 0. Tyrel i 42 .J Lowe 38 P Atkinso n 39 M . Byrne 36 M Smith 55 P Kearney J . Symeopouios 41 . G Kaihnikos 47. M . Veselik 43. M . Kinna 44 . D Rush 40 D Young 39 M 40,R Thomson 37 W Gaspanni 45. G . Taylor 41, G . Adams . Walsh 56 P. Symes J Casey 43. M . Vear 48. H . Marr 44. B . Heaphy 40 I Swan n 41 S . Johnston 38 A Donlon P Harringto n 44 . A . Pritchard 49. M . Godwin 45. P. Klei n 46, R, Spier s 42 M . Wilson 43 . N Comley 39 B Dacey 57 G O'Toole 47. M . Hickey (Capt Res.) 43 A Parris 41 R Morrissey 58 1 Turnbull : C. Cooper 45, D. Perryman 50, C. Wilson 46 C . Ketsakdis 42 .J Bond 44 G Newman 40. S . McGraw 59 J Aquila ':a R . Singleton 46 J. Elks 51 . T Ellis 47. Dom Doyle 48 . J. Molone y 44 C Shaliard 41 S McCormack 49 . B. Christie 43 J Richardson 45 A Westacott 60 . B Dubois M . Anderson 47. S. Liddicut 52 . N . Don 48. P Seat 45, G . Clarke 42, N Mitcheihdi 50 A 44 C Bettany 46 A. Godfrey 61 D Perrone , W. Crump 48 P Caddy 54. D. McCall 49 . B. Peppard . Hobbs 46 A Dunn 47 J Ingleton 43 M . Harrington 51 . T. Atkins 47, A . Bryan 45 A Livingston 62 D Cotter ;8. W Bradshaw 49 . P Cosgnff 55. R . Howcroft 50. M . Plant 46 48. J . Lemon 44 A Spencer 52 . R . Feile 48 P. Mutimer . J, Livingston 63 P Jongbioed 49. S Freney-Mills 50 . D. Way 56. D. Senio r 51 Tex Lane 47 D Winfield 49 M 45 C McClounan 53. A. Kimpton 49 L . Branagan . Bullard 64. P Fadda 50 T Pazianis 51 . J . Fahy 57. D . Fergusson 52. J . Burnes 48 D Ford 50 S Roberts 46 M . Mega n 54, J. Id a 50 D. McInnes e 65 M, Lynch 51 . J. McAlroy 52, C . Ray (R .V.C .) 60. D. Beck 53 . L.Lachal 49 D Theoboid 52 G Pec k 47 B Kellett 52. T 54, D. Jackson 54 . A . Burnes 56, W. Foster 51 D Fit t 48 M Bolt 66 G Pearse . Tsiavas 57. B Tatham 52 . S. Jackson 50 S Goo d 53 R Nation 67 J. Tierney 53 A . Muldoon 55, D. Blackley 55. P. Lefebure 51 S Stevenson 55 M . Davis 49 P Daniels 54 T. Stewart 56 .P Jone s 56. S. Gunston 59, G . Bisas 53 P Gilmore 50 P Rennie 68 P Callaghan 60, T. Vea l 54 S Krugger 52 A Sleeman 56 J Smith (D.VC. Res.) 69 P Hibbert 55 A . Newstead 57. I . Henderson 57 . D. Dan n 53 J Roberts 57 Phil Swan 51 R Stewart 60. A Debolfo 58 J.Fredenco 62, G . Sellwood 55 M Walker 52 M Howes 56 C . Chalker 64 I Townsing 56 P Bone 54 T Moorhouse 58 Peter Swan 57 M. Betts 61 . M . Tomasont 59 . S .Denison 55 M . Sisson 59 . R Lancaster 53 A Robertson 58 S McAiroy 64. A. O'Halloran 60 . A . Woodley 65. H . Yanz 56 J O'Shea 61 R Oliphant 54 D O'Loughlin 59, A, Spencer 65 P. Hard y 61 . P Barmby 69. A . Cooper 71 G Paine 64 M Smith 55 B Puilbrook 60. D 69 0. Moore 63. G . Fox 70 . P Hil l . Cox 71 R. Pik 74 J Harley 56 R Haye s 61, R . Crompton 75. P. Piustwick 67. B. Quin e 57 P Grimes 76, P Jackson 69. J . Bongiorno 77 M . Richards 63, 1 . Bran d 81 . T. Atkinson emplestowe 58 M Forrest 64 A. Nobiett 77. T. Flyn n 71 . J . Connell 59 T Nardelia 65 J Rowan 78 . P Brennan 72 . M . Pirne Spor s SPONSOR rend MAJOR : B Section THERRY/ UNIVERSITY ST. BERNARDS ST. KILDA CORPUS CHRISTI BLACKS BANYULE FAWKNER IVANHOE MARCELLIN OLD C.B .O.C. OLD COLLEGIAN S TRINITY Senior Coach : Senior Coach : Senior Coach : Coach : Senior Coach : Frank Melica n B. Dunn John Simpson Senior Coach: Coach: Senior Coach : Neville Taylor Kevin Morrison Kevin Bree Senior Coach : Peter Darvel l n Andrew Disney Reserve Coach : Rese rve Coach : Asst Neil Le Lievre Reserve Coach : . Coach: 1 . M . Tymms Reserves Coach John Wood C. Bye Chris Dennis John Keenan 2 . T. Young Reserve Coach: : Reserve Coach : Kelvin Shaw 1 . George Kevitts Paul Howard 3. G . Busst G Young 1 . M . Sullivan 1 . G . Biddlestone (VC.) 1 . D. Garde 1 . S. Scullin 4. G . Scott 2 . G . Petroff Heaver 2 . G . Holland 2 . S . Flaherty 1 . G . Cameron (Capt .) 3 . M r 1 . 1 . M . Latham (V.C.) 2. A. Lazarus 2 . C. Hoist 4, W. Hoare . Coope F Sansonetti (VC) 3, P. Dailey 3,J .Toohey . Clarke 3. L . Holt 5 2 . R . Stewart 4 . C . Carr (D.VC .) 2 . C . Robinson R Gard 4, V 2. P, Frncois 4. C . Bloo r 3. J . S. Little 3 . M 3, A . Allibo . Comito 4. M . Russell 4. M . Legge 6. T . McDonald 5 .P Andueza n 3ard 5, J 3, J . Howard 5, S. Ramsay . Scott 4 . E . Newbold 4 . T. Norman . Klaaysen 4 5. N . Tunbridge 5. C . Ladd (D.VC.) 6. R . Wilson 6 . G . O'Connell Sweeney (C,R .) 6, M . Brandner . B . Boyd 6. T. Quinn (C.) 5 . D. Web b 7. M . Dillon (C.R .) S . D. O'Shaughnessy 5. M . Gillan 6. A. Coke r 6. P. William s 7. D. Cropley G . Yorsic h 7,J . Toohey 7. P. Jones 6. G . Dwye r 8 . A . Amad 6 . L . Taylo r 6. A . McGaw 7. S. Cern i 7. J. Fraumano 8.1 . Habgood R .Shanahan 8. P, Monaghan 8, P, Quin n . Luscombe 8 . B. Moloney 7.T. Donohue(VCapt .) 9 . M . Day 7. P, Yeoman 9, M 7. C . Capiron (C .) 8. G 10 . T. Burke 8. J . Frema n 3 G Dunbabin . O'Dea 10 . R . Egglestone 9. S . Phillipson 9, G . Pyer s 11 10. P Sheehan 8. S . Adgemis 9 L' Sturges s 10, B 8. P. Blakeley 11, M . Taylor . K . Busst 9. M . Thackwray 9. C. Glass 11 P .Saundry 10 . P. Buzza 10. P, Sjogren 10, M . Fraumano (VC.) 12 . P, Tymms 11 . A . Amalf i P Hansen O'Brien 12 . C . Shine 10, G . Kennedy 12. A 10. C . Brent 11 . M . Driscoll (D.VC .) 11 . I, Alexande r 11 . M . Fidler 14. M . Roach . Cullman (Capt .) T Candy 12.P Hogan 13 F. Kimpton 11 . W. Baker 13. K . Perr y 11 . T Phillips 12 . A. Avitable 12. N . Clark (Capt.) 12. CC. Bransgrove 15. D. Terry v Soligo 13. R . Purcell 15 . P. McKibbin 12 . P. Morcom 14, 12. J . Davey 13 . P Susovich 13. P. Huntington 13 . A . Shor t 16. M . Roberts D . Howe 1 = G Fitzgerald 14. S. Mehcan 16 . S . Gibson 13. R. Robinson 15. D . Ebert 13 . J. Gorton 14 . S. Algeri 14. T. Marks 14 . D. Allard 17. G. Ould ~, J Papa s 15.F. Monaghan 17. R. Lyons 14. A. Loton (D .V.C.) 16. D . Ddfey 14 . P Beer 15. M . Lake 15. J . Garde 15 .S . Gray 18. K . Korp ic M- Campbell 16. P Brook s 19 . A . Ratcliffe . Keilar 16. D. Williams 15. A . Castagnini 17 M . Getson 15 . T Pontefract 16. G . Baker 16. B 19. P Kerslake 16. P 16 . D 17 C . Freeman 17. A . Purcell 20. D. Webb 17, D.Goding 17. G . Williams 19. G. Walker . Russel l 18. A . Caffry . Ness tfl, F. Misurelli 18. D . Looker 17. B. Delaney 22 . A . Richardson 17. W. Dulevskis 19. S . Lennox 17. L. Farrell 18. G . Flarve 18, M . Lagastes 18. P. Harbour 22 . D. Booth 19, P. Whitfield 19. P Harrington 23. C. Bye (C . Res .) . Vaughan (D.VC.) 19. M . Scullin 23. G . Leach 18, A . Course 20 M . Mikic 18. A . Maizels %), M . Page 20. J . Fraser 19, A . Farrelly 23. A. Trow 19. P 19 . S. Corlett 21 . J. Amad 19.J . Hope 20, A . Riddell 20, N . Capp 20 . G . Gent 24. S . Buckley 2T A Welsh 21 . C . Klaaysen 24. P. Mallon . 21 . B . Quilliam 20. A . Woolfe 22 . A. Gallagher 20 . R, Wardrop 22, M 21, P. LaFontaine 24. G . Falckh 21 C. Jobson 25. D. Virtue 21 . C . Rose 21 . S. Drum ? M Wilson . Mahady 22. J . Roy-Smith 22 . J. Gilham 26. B . Sellec k 23. A . Saduki ~3 M. Sherlock 23, R . Klaaysen 22 . K . Graham 25. M . O'Rourke 23. M . Valena 27. G . Livingstone 22. C. Richards 24 T. O'Hehir 22 . P, Robinson 21 G, Williams 25, G . Tot 23 . M . Clinch 26, P. Rya n 23. A . Bearham 23. D. Howard 23. J . Adgemis a h 24 . R . Perrett 24. G . Smyth 28. C . Gleeson 25. G . Gallagher 2 ~ G Clarke 26. D. Dowling 24 . B. Heat 28. D. Sandman 25. M . Power 24 . W. Lloyd 26.J. O'Loughlin 24. D. Carroll 25. A . Reiche 25. M . Gibney 29. M . Barret t 25 . P. Pettingill 25. E . Borghesi M . Bradley (C.S.) 27. A . Nathan 29. D. Boden 26. B . Pattinson 26. M . Hayes 31 . U. Profenna 27. R . O'Callaghan _7 C. Waters 28. S. Byrne 26. B. Cummins 30. R . Kane 27. J . McDonal 26 . K . Shaw 28. S. Psora s 26. B . Murray 27. A. Ferruccio 27 . N . Heath d 31 . B. Saggers 27. I . Wallace 28. T Franklin 29. M . Rdmond 31 . S. Ryan 28. D. Bowers 28 . R . Brockwell (Capt .) 32 . A . Johnson 27. 1 . Ferguson 29. J. Harvey ~9 . M . Rowe 31 . M . Dailey 28. J . Harrod 32 . R . Costilo 29 . S . Westle y 33 28, A. Balcombe 30. R . Stewart 28. W. Douglas 30. M . Hansen . P 29 . I . Hammam 33. S . McMahon 29. J . Gray . P, Majerczak 29. M . Jones 31, 29. N . Holyoak 32 . Mulkearns 30. P Thynne 30. P Conway 30. B.Gillies (C .Res .) 34. D. Ruggerio C. Castagna 3 1 . J. Kin g 33. M . Mulkearns 34, G . Lynch . Bolge 31 . G . Anderson 35. 30. R . Clements 32, G Frossinos 30. A . Dobson 3 . J_ Coffey 31 . M . Thynne 35 . M. Egan 31 . T P Barrett 31 . D. Carroll 33 . A. Maher 31 . M . Turner 34. J . O'Connell 32. A . Brandwood 32 . G . Roberts 32 . D. Searle 36. I . Boot h 33 . P, Evans 35.J .Saundry 36 . J. Freyne 33 . Colman 33. G . Braddy 38. G . Young 32, R. Blythe 34, L . Getson 32 . N . Sammut 34 T. Pavia 36. P. O'Dea 33. C . Petritsch 37. Dennis Castaldi . G 34. C . Stevens 33. C . Flyn n 35 . R. O'Callaghan 33 . P. Scott 34. W. Haddad 34. R . Caris 39. M . O'Laughlin 34. J. Raftopolous 34. D. Dowling 35 0. Filipovic 37. M . O'Connell . Ballarin 39 . G . Nyman 35. J . Hughson 36. D. Turner 40. N . Horvath 36 . B. Crimmins ?5 P Torre 38, G . Wood 35. R 40. C. Muscat 37. D. Gent 35. M . Newnham 37, S. Crowe 35, M . Tonzling 36. P. Berenger 36, B. Harty 41 . S . Boot s 36. P Dwye r 36. J . Carnegie 37 . P, Coleman 39. P Wood 41 . W. Lind 37. F. Costello 39 . D. Hoare 42. K 38, M . Keays 38 A. Jarvis 40. A, Nugent 37-R Hannah 43. A. Whelan . Dehenin 37. I . Forsythe 37. T. Grigoriadis . Dynon 38 . P. Mellas 40. W. Gibson 43.,D. Gil l 39 . A, Paatsch (V.C.) 39 .R. Wood 41 . P Kell y 38. P 46. C. Ryan 38 . P McMahon 40. M . Wiggins 38, J . Cas h 39, G . Healy 39 S . Pointer 41 . D. O'Brien 44 . G . Mitchell 43 . A. Shaw 42. M . Marshall 47. P, Ratcliffe 39 . D. Balcombe 41, L . Kivlighon 39. S, Stoddart 40. J . Marinacci 40. G. Daibasco 42 . A . Westo n 46 . B. Smith .1 . D. Wood 43. A . Holden 48 . D. Wrigglesworth 40. J . Sampson 42 . C. Sampson 40. P Campaign 41 . S. McGarrity 41 . M . McLaughlin 47. D. Moloney (VC.Res .) 47. A . Brown .2 . B. Glasgow 44, S. Rayne r 48. S . Carey 49. D. Glas 41, C. McDonald 43. V. Scott 41 . L . Dowling 42 . J. Naughton 42. G . Wines (VC .) s 51 . D. Salt 42 . L . Jone 42 . P . Gruen .1 D. Whatmough 45. S. Phelan 49. M. Gribble 43 . B. Warre n 50. M . Phillips s 44. S. Lindenmayer ~4, M . Hartigan 46, D . Soloman 43. R . O'Callaghan 50 . A . Nelson 51 . A . Thompson 43. R . Brock 45. X. Dimattina 43 . C. Neav e 44, M . Howard (C .R .) 44 . P. Dillon 44, D. Hoffman 44. M. Hajdukovis 45, D. Gard 47. P. Hargreaves 51 . R . Moran 45. J . Frit h 52. S, Coulson 46. J . Golds 46, P, Sherlock 49 . S . O'De a 45, P, O'De a 52 . A . Smith 53. B. Bowler 45. M . Lacy 47. D. Menzies 45. M. Kotsanis 46. W. Fiddler 46. C . Thomson 46 . N . Daffy 46, 47. G. Byrne 50. J. Monaghan 47. N . Cole 53 . David Castalid 47. L . Doyle 54 . R . Doherty 48, M . Menzies D. Jordan 48, J. Bestow 51 . Sullivan 54 . P. Salerno 47. K . Edward s 49. G . Hughes 47 . B. McCabe . A 48 . J. Wig 48. A . Rogers 56. D. Prat t _ 9, L . Cowell 52. S . Brooks g 55 . P, Marantelli 59 . C. McCann 50. A . Robinson 48. D. Shaw 49 . J. Stewart (VC.R .) 49. D. Hyett 49. C. Cooper 50 . K . Harty 53. M . Bevanda 50 . P, Shortal 56 . M. Hogan 50. A . Fyffe 60 . B. Hogan 55. M . Stapleton 51 . M . Nixon 54. T. Russo 57. P, Wilson 56. A . Day 50, G . Fowler 52 . L . Blackney 56. I . O'Loughlin 51, J . Murrihy 58 . T McCaw 51 . M . Thomas 57. S. Priest 51 . D. Roders 53 . D . Campbell 57. A . Hargreaves 52. J. Capiron 60 . R . Spong 52. M. Bell 58. N . Crook s 52. B. Lumsden 54 . G . Lange 59. P. Williams 53, L. Nardella 61 . C. Hay 53. V Lavery 60. R . Vandermerwe 53. S. Cowley 55. D . Watson 60. M . Wakefield 54, B . Salter 62 . S. Lyons 54. M . McErvale 64 . P Harvey 54 . D . Woods 60. M . Anic. 64 . A . Barnes 55. B . Faulkhead 63 . S . McEntee 55. G . Key s 80. D. Wintrbottom 55 . J. Francis 56. A . Perkins 56. M . Irving 56 . D. Wallace 68, D. Wood . Gilmore 64 . P. Crotty 58. D. Bending 99 . P, Hughes 87. G . Cate 57. S 65 . J. Fox 57. A. McAree 58. B . Gill 70. W. Houston 59. D. Fahroedin 58. M . Pit t 59. M . Kay 71 . M . Hedley 60. L. Banks 59. S . Edwards 60.S. Long 75 . G . Flannery 61 . R Jessup 60. C. Christensen 77 . G . Buckhorn 62. S . Lawley 61 . P. Hooper 78 . V. Curtis 71 . W. Kelso 62 . D. Kidd 99 S. Woodward 86. J. Bickford 63. C . Downie John Ryan i 88. D . Murphy (VC .R.) 64 . A . Dowling 94 . P Kelly 65. L . Worcester 96. S. Redden Removals 77. S . Bauld. ZZZZZZZ2 C Section B.A.F .C . MONASH OLD BRIGHTON OLD OLD THOMASTOW N A.J.A.X. HAILEYBURIAN BALACLAVA HAMPTON KEW M.H .S.O.i3. BLUES S MELBURid1ANS ROVER S Coach: Senior Coach : Coach: Senior Coach : Sam Assetta Senior Coach : B ri an Ford Mark Sara u Senior Coach: Mike Zemsk i Senior Coach : Coach : Coach : Alan Stoneha m Brett Burden Ray McGill Wayne Shan d Jeff Rosewarn e Senior Coach: es Coach : Assistant Coach : 1, G . Medwin Ian Rice Rese rv 1 T Writ s 3 M . Bel l Reserve Coach: Reserves Coach : t C Anastasakis Ivan Sest Peter Burn s Rserve Coach: 2 R Psarski Adam Bursti n Reserve Coach: Ross Bannon 3 J Nichols 4 . M . Spinosa K. Rowland 2 . A, Atchiso n . Sinni Kevin Drina n Reserve Coach : i . P Forbes (C) Reserves Coach : 4 B Morphet 5 M 2 A . ZielinskiKlooger Michael Malone 3 R. Verma John Mackenzi e 1 . A.M . Baxter 5. P Murray 6. V. Agosta 1 . M . Lord 4. D. Menzies D Carman 6. Fogarty 3 S . 1 K Angwin I Sest 1 A.M . Brown 7. P Hopper 1a G Bottoms 1 2 . K . Rowland 5 R . Martin 7. DJ,J Dawson 8. T Fellows 4. G . Basser . I, Rice a, 8 Cornwell 1 . G . Bennett 2 . R .I Paul 8 A . Kenyon 2 D Gregory 3. M . Brie 6, T. Drummond 9 A . Anastasiou 5, M . Silver 3 A Hill 2, P Amoore . Gal e 2 . M . McLennan 2, J .N . Wood 9 G Bradshaw (D .V.C) 4. M . McColl 7. D. Joyc e 5 G n 10, R 6. S . Bendel 4 B Rafferty 3, P. Roberts 6 I . Hildebrand 3 . John Clarkson 3, N .W. Schmidt 10 A C Beav~ . Gleason 7, G. Velleman 5 M Hill 4 . A . Naumoff (V.C Res.) 5. B . Irwi n 8 R Ward 7 -= Blackshaw 4 . T. Burns 3 . TA . Sinclai r 11 S . Griffith 11, A . Fleming 6. J . McEwan 9, D Comer 12 W Baglm 8 M, Feldy 6 A, Breslin 5. D. Rogerso n r 5 . M . Waddington 4 . J .D. Robertson 12 J . Grawn a 7 P Thompson 7. B. Casuria 10. M . Beazley 8, r, Barke 13 R Seccull 9 R . Verstandig 6, D . McConville (D .V.C .) g 6. C . Lade 5. G .L. Phillips 13 C. Pearson 8 K Palme r 8. J, Busuttil 1t, P. Chester 9, L Barin 14 A Mitchell 10 R . Bloom 7, B. Hibb s . Johnstone 7 . J. Veal 5, S,J, Marshall 15 J Davine 14, B. Jenkins 9 B Angwin 9 . A . Peric 12, G McLardie 0 J 11 . L. Burs6n 10 P Crottie 8 P, Poulte r A Anderson 8. M . Sarau 6 W.R . Smit h 16 P, Wood 15,J. Kalpaks 10. A. Warren 13 . R . Stow 12 . A, Shenker 10a, K Drinan 9 P Wilson (VCapt,) D Petrie 9 . A . Grant 7 R 17 B Niall 16. S. Assetta 11 . R . O'Kayli 14 G . Maidment .G. Phillip s 18 D MacDonald 13 M . Roseman it C. Burgess 10. W. Austin (Capt) R Culvenor 10. C. James 7 17. W. Powell 12 P McGrath 12, D. O'Farrell 15 . T. Scrinis DR . Shepherd 19 FF Thompson 14. A Kausman 11 . I . rogerson G Fairweather 11 . L. McMahon .M n 18 K Harting 13 G. Horsey 13. C. Kiriakou 16 R. Kotz 8 A . Orto 20 M .Daddo 15 R . Friedman 12 . M . Blake 12, D . Cochran 2 1 . A. Waddell 19, G . Alberti 14 R, Patterson 14. P Clayton 17. A . Muller AS Best 8 B.T. Jenki ns 16, R Marks 15 P. Breslin 13. R . Meln)ak 13. S, Taylo r . M n 22, I .M . Mackay 20. D. Farchione 15. N . Leaver 18, R . Wi x 6.A .Q m 9, A .R ytto (VGapt.) 17 . 0 . Komornik 16 R . Morrison 14 . G . Kelly 1, S Zacharidis 14. J . Bennett 10 . Fergusson 23 A . Wilts 21 E . Lenteni 16. N . Duncan 19, P. 0'Conne r J.G .M . 24 DK Wilso n 18 . D. Sega l 17 John Stst 15, B. Clark e y 15. T r 1 . WJ. Shand (Capt .C.) 23 . D. Fellows 18 M . Kouts 17. J. Casuna 20 . A . Athanasopoulas 18. A, Gra . Hoa 1 25 . R B. Brown 19 . S . Joseph 16, N . Hope (Capt .R .) 9, T, Whiteside 16 . M. Hendrie 11 . Ball 24 . A . Well s 19. S. Withers 18. G . Kalac 21 . R . Schneide r . G .F 26. J . Bedford 20. M . Rosner 17 B. Bird . Holcroft 17. P Wel l 12 . Meadows 27. E Coroner 25 . G . Petsmis 20 . P Scicluna 19. R . Barry 22 . C . Flegeltaub Y0. M G .T. 21 . A . Charak 21 P Stripeikis 1 6 A . Winkler 21 . S . Giles 18 . A . Gillen 13 . PA Brewer 28 R. Palmer 27. R . Kelly 22 P Austerberry 19 . J. Hunter 20. R . Wolfe 23 . M . Thompson 29. R Mead 28 S Riley 22. B .Josem -2. B Rodoni 19 . 0 . Millis 14 . S.H . Bell ( .) 23 G Schultz 20, D. Parker 21 . T. Psinas 24 . G . Todd 30. J Mitchell Capt 29 K . Harting 23 . A . Lebransky 23_ W. Gumley 20. T. Grant 15. A .J .H . Hicks 31, N Camero n 24 . B. Cohen 24 S Gates 21 . E . Melnla k 22 . R . Schobe r 25. M . Gale 30 C. Fellows 25 . D Follet 23. F. Haralambopoulos 26 P Kettle 24, X. XenofonLs 21 . S. Bradner 16, J .P Bingham 32 R .A Web b 25 . M . Gross 26 P Grafen 22. R . Hetherington 25. C. Frobes 22 . J. Mackenzie 16, A .P Brown 33, A Butt (Capt Res .) 31 C_ Koullinos 23, D . Devote 24, B . Burde n 27. G . Moritz 34 R . Cowa n 33 . J. Karakbelas 26 A. Halphen 27 I Withers 25. A . Jenkin s 28, C, Bavage 26 A. McGregor (V.C .) 23. M . Alle n 17. W, D, Fox 27. B. Goldberg 28 H . Dickson 24 . M . Young 27. S. Connelly 24. C. Wilson 17. C.D. Farr r35 N Bungey 34 . J. Blac k 29 R Stocker 25 V. Sherlock 26. C . Haralambopoulos 29 C. Geehman 36 T Holyman 35 . P. Colosimo 28. D. Rot h 28. P. Littl e 25. P Grant 18. J .D. Constable 37. A.McC Joyce 29. D. Briskin (Capt .) 30 J . Follet 26 . B. Ross 27, R . Love 30 P Brydon . Pangbourne 38 . M . Gann 31 . G Oaten 28 . G . Portelli 31 . M . Roach 29 W 26. D. Swan 19. R .D.Gerny (V.Capt .) 38 P Koren 30, S Poll 27, M . Malone .V.C.) 27 39 . R .P. Nelson 40 . ZeI Medak 32 . S Hill 29 .E . Bamundo 32. S . Moody 30. J. Sturgeon (D . J. Styles 19. A .J. Tinkler 31, D. Poll 33 T Hil 28, C. Ford . Higgin s 40 . M . Duncan 41 . G . Kyroussis l 30,J. Coogan 33. B . Dowling 31 . R 28. S. Kay 20, J .D . Kingsley 32. M . Borenstein 34. James Sist 29. B. Duell 32,J . Powney 29. P Latzer 21 , 41 . A . Maughn 42 . M . Buttegeig 35. M. Taylor 30. R, Murphy 31 . C. Marchese 34. S. Duketis 42 . P Richards 43 . V. Caffra 33 . D. Shar p 33 N . Searle 30. D. Wilts 22, A .J. Wilson 43 R. Lilburne 34 . M . Adler 36 R .Tangey 31 . P Pavlo u 32 . J. Brassil 35, D. Cole 34, J . Quin 31 . S. Murray 44 . P. Broderick 37 W. Thompson 33. C. Bradley 36.S. Brown 22 . D . Stuart 44, D. Baldwin 35 . D H . Samuels 32 . P Engelcamp 35. W . McDonald 32, A . Biasci 23 . P.J. Noske 45. I . Arnold 46. Leo Volpe 38 S, Iacono 34. D. Lewis 37.J . O'Loughlin . Gerry Volpe 36, A . Smithson 39, K Drinan 33 B Marshall 36. M . Ker r 33. D. Smyth 24 . T.O. Snowball 46 C. Hanchette 48 35. L . Bradley 38. C . Shor t 47 .S.Ryan 37. G Sega l 40 N, Monaghan 34. P Kell y 37. J . Andrdsos 34. M . Huttley 25 . A .H . Holoman 50, B . Delaney 41 36. M . Glenister 39. C. Drake 48 R . Howarth 38 M, Den P Byrde n 35, E Panagiot dis 38. R . Bondini 35. A. Ker r 26 . E .F. Mudge 51 . M . Boyden 43 G Nayor 37 . R . Wailes 40, A. Webster 49. G . Walker (V.CRes .) 39. A. Gold 36, M . Andrews 39. P Balsarini 36. M . Dumphy 26 . R.J . Wis e 50 .T Read 52 . K . Chandler 44 G Toogood 37. P, Cervi 38. M . Cavanagh 41, G . Evans 53. E . Cummaudo 40, M . Halphen 45 S Franzi 40. D . Garner 37. D . Gorman 27. D.A. Scaunich 51 B. Armitage 41 . A . Burszten 38 S. McDonald 39. P Worsley 42,A .Legowch . Kiers 52 .J, Thomson 56. W. Coope r 46 R Calder 40. A . Pric e 43, R . Knight 41, A 38. G . Drew 27. J .R . Kingston 42. D Roseman 47. M McCaffrey 39, K . Ivey 53 M,E . Weber 57. S. Cineran 41 . M . French 44. D. Lot t 42 . R. Dean 39. E . Martin 28, R .T. Hart 54 D. Perkins 43 A, Michmacher 48 D Wilan s 40 A . Garbett 43. S. Kin g 40. D. Bellmaine 28. M .A . Brewer 58. C . Cedro 49 R Wilson 42. V. Wong 45 0. Pomie 55 . D. Nelson 44 . J. Tige l 41 J . Harper 44. J . Koo p 41 . M . Bundy 29 . M .S .Constable 56. N. Troup 59. D. Parsons 51 . D . Quamby 42 . A . Pryor 43 . N . Toce 46. J . Newton 60. G . Martin 45, D. Freeman 52 S Smit h 45. P. Stockdale 42 . G . Wood 30. C.C . Grant 57 . M . War ing 43. J . Morecroft 45 . M . Carydis 47 S, Gabrielson 58. M . Tannous 61 . J Pavera 46 A. Bassatt 53. B O'Shannessy 46 . R . Wilcox 48. R . McGregor 46. A . Avialotis 43. M . Dobbie 31 . R . L . Blackwell 47, W. Levy 54 . P. O'Shannessy 44. K. Anderson 59. P, Hosking 47. R, Vidakovic 49. A . Orchard 47. D. Hassell: 44. R . Hal l 32. D.J. Miller 60 B, Rowland 48. R . Montaag 55 M O'Shannessy 45. G . Counsel 48. P. Andritsos 45. T. Branson 33. M,J . Tinkler 56 J . Smith 48. M . Peric 50. T Gallop 61, A. Fletcher 49. G . Neater 46, A. Cerv i 49. I . Kohler 46. D. Taylor 34. D .H . Allison 62 . A .A. Salek 57 M . Inkster 47. B. Holstock 50 . G . McLean 51 . R . Stow 50.T. Aarons 58 P Inkster 50 . R. Davies 47. A . Beck 35. D .P. Pag e 63, R. Van Dungan 48. G . Rowlent 51 . R . McGregor 52 . N . Moody 64. S. Fishe r 51 . P Lebranksy 59 M . Tadington 52 . T. O'Kayli 53. R . Terren s 51 . M . Pearson 48. S . Gibson 36. A .J. Mount(ord 52. A. Zielinski 60 A . Tallanco 49. S. Quin n 52 . J . Taylor 49. P Watkins 39. A . St .J. Hood 65. J . Kourambas 61,S Dix 50. S . Mulholland 53 . G . Neate 56, S. Mansbridge 66 . J Bamford 53, B. Bornstein 53 . A . Birc h 50 . R. Cowling 40. J.R. Hicks 67. M . Pocknee 54 . A . Shostak 62 A. Dix 51 . A . Gauld 54. A. Casuna 59. S. Bahe n 63 D . Rea d 56. P, Ramsay 60. B. Poole 54 . R . Trembath 51 . B . Gartner 42. G . March 68 . Dethridge 55. B. Zielinski 52. W. Boyle 69 . J . 64 P O'Sullivan 57. J . Lo u 55. J. Spencer 52 .J . Carte r 50. J .A. Bonwick Cal l 56 . D. Sunshine 65 J . Breslin 53. R . Tubb 56. R . McCormick 53 . A. Crysanthou 56, B .P, Ladds 70 .5 Henneken 54. N . Milat 58, W. Stengards 71 . G . Cu rtis 57. M . Greenberg 66. M . Guthrie T 57. G . Francis 54 . A. Pryor 57. G .J . Taylor 58 . M . Hyams 67 B Ra k 55. E . LeGrand . Hayes 58. M . Hanlon 55 . Justin Clarkson 72 . T. Farndon 68. J Haycroft 1 . Thompson 73 . R . Farndon 59. A . Rubinstein 56. M . McKellar 59. C . Wilksch 56 . B. Menders 74 . H . Kin g 69. T Harmes 57. K . Kennedy M . Pratt 60. D. Krongold 70 D Lahiff 60. J. Alexander 57. A. Parlo u 75. J. Kellam 61 . G .Fette r 58 G . Hoggett 63. M . Sinclair 58 . R. Peebles 76. D. Fry . Howells 62. W. Krongold 59, D. Burgess 65. D. Wood 59 . P. Ellison 77. A 63.A 78. M . Cuming . Cowen 68. G . Scalzo 60 . A. McLeod 79. A. Howes 64 . M . Shnider 71 . M . Hay 61 . G . McLeod 65 . M . Mitchell ~ GREATER 73. C . Roberts 62 . W. Hare 67 M Efron ~ .IARAE~~UARNTE ,.~ D Section A Founded1906 COBURG PRESTON OLD CAMBERWELL OLD IVANHOE OLD ST. KEVINS Senior Coach : GRAMMARIANS M.B.O.B.F.C. O.B.F.C. John Malone y GRAMMARIANS MENTONIAN S BULLEEN ELSTERNWIC K HEATHERTON UNITED Reserve Coach: Senior Coach : Senior Coach: Senior Coach : Fab Bass r Senior Coach : i Rossite Senior Coach : Bert Calver J. Meese A . Quaife Coach : Senior Coach : Senior Coach : L t Max McCol l . Stratto n 1 . A. Marquis Gary Rosewarne M . Wilso n Reserve Coach : Rese rve Coach : 1 . B. Hawkins 2 . D Senior Coach rown Reserve Coach : . Hackney : Nicholas B Rese rve Coach: Phil Vines A . Hodgson 2 . A . Quaife Assistant Coach : 3 . M. Sedgwick (D.V,(' ) Reserve Coach : Reserve Coach Michael Taylor J . Hoystead Greg Jenki n : 3. C . Robon 4 . P Themua Dennis Grac e D. Buc k Schwab 1 . N . Calcutt 4. M . Cross 5, J. Whatman Reserve Coach : Y .ck 1 . M Sippe l 1 . M . Cater Brown 2. J . Norman 2 I . De Bono 5. R . Callinan Reserves Coach : 6. J . Page 1 . C. Farrington (Capt .) 1 . A . Perkins Don Pearce 2 . L . Stratton 3 J Ryan 6 Ray Freeth 7. R Maria m Duff 3, R . Newman . G . Gross 2 . S. Bean (VCapt .) 2 . D . Buck (Res . Capt .) PolgLse 3. D. Fallow 4, M Barrett 4 S Hinchcliffe 7. S. Ker r 8. M . Thesinger 3, M 3. P. Mott 1 . A. Tirchett - '. . Warner 4 I . Wells 1, G .Jenkm 5. P Sadler 5 . D . Cato n 8. G . Deag 9. J . Purcell 4. G . Sane"Rosewarne' 4. B . Pop e 2 . C. Fox ~ F r =rkvliet 5. D. Cuttriss 6. A . Hepburn 10 2. R, Morley (Capt .) , Jepson 6. V. Sciacca . L . Crohan 3 S Dowd 10 . P Hackney 5. D. Grce 5 C. Wormersley 3 . P Dimarco 6. D. Veal 7 . D. O'Brien 11 . H 11 .J . Adduccl 6. M . Lloy 4 . M . Taylor R Beal 7. G . Norton (Capt . Stone 4 C Wtlson d 6. R . Spinks . Smith 7. G . Beit h 8 . O.De Bono 14 . J. Bare 5 B. Wilson 12 . F. Bass (C .C .R.) 7A 5 . S . Cotee E 8. N . Macquire . P Houlihan (D.VC.) 7. R . Kimberley Dance 8. N . Skalberg 9. R . Macquire 9 . P Caton 15 . D. Smith 6 M Kelly 13. 78, T. Heat h 8. A . Howel l 6 . M. Cannon ^. Hackett 9. S . Bal l 7 T Mayne 10 . M . Durack 10.J . Mounsey 16, A . Mulcahy 14. L . Merol a 8. M . Convery 9. P. Heatley 7. J . Briffa , 9 D_ Steven 10. M . Colledge it . A . Hodgson 17 8 J Ziogas P Jenkin s 11 . D. Meyer .J . O'Connor 9 H Turvey 15. L . Jakoviceski(Capt.) 9. A . O'Connor 10. T. Lovitt 8. A. Francis 11 A . Rya n 12 . P Yendall (VC .) 16. P. Bovezza tOA . A 9.T.Jewson 4 Hodgson 12 . L . Mickleburough 18 . B. Mille r 10 A Coe . Ramsay 11 . P. Atkinson jv Inkster 12. A . Marks 13 . A . Connell 13. D. Kievan 19 . J . Watki n 11 A Dvvugdio 17.S. Tolley 106 . N . Russell 12 . D. Cody 10. M . Demorton 13. J . Marshall i7 J. LaBlache 14 . D . Rogers 14. M . Krygger 20. C . Halfpenny 12 D Thompson 18. R . Comazzetto 11 . P Mahony 13, S. Reige r 11 . K. Hehi r 1E S Holding 14, M . Howard 15. 13 P Edwards 15. D . Sciacca 22. B. Cambell 19. N . Cugley (VC.) t2 P Ballantyne 14. M . Wilson (Capt .) 12. S. Tadgell Mitchell 15 R . McKenzie 16. B. O'Connor 14 J Empe y R. Scheiber 16, R . Thompson 23. M . Waters 15 R Tesonero 20. P. Cerasiotis 13. D. Burke 15. G. Jones 13 . A. Mittas 16 D. Dowell 1 7 21 . R . Elder (VC .R,) 14. A 14 . G . Parkinson S Tst 17. T. O'Tool e 24. P Quinton 16. P. Fit t . Conlin 16. D . Patterson M Burmeister 17. M . Davies 18 . J . Meese (C.C .) 25. T. Whelan 17. P Gandolfo 22 . D . Morri s 15. H . Tsialtas 18. J . McCarthy 15. L . McCooke 17. M . Mott 23 M- Armstrong 18 P. Hoystead 19. W.Beynon 19, G . Thomas 26. C . Nettlefold 18. B. Sharp 23. S . Tobin 16. P. Tsiampas 18 . A . Tapper 16 . D. Fox ,t P Kerkvlie t 20 . M . Dyson 19 N . Bowden 20, R . Buxton 20, M . Faure 27. J . Quinlan 24. F. Boyle 17. D . Lloyd 19 . K . Ryan 17. E . Glassey ?5 a. Collins 21, A. Haug 21 . M . Walkley r 20 T. Lee Fo G Young 21 . C. Ericksen 28. G . Ker 21, R. Creighton 25. G . Finn 18. J . Blennerhassett 20. C . Zenker 18. L. Campbell 22 . D. Scott 22. C. McLeod 26. D. Stewart 19. P. Ginke l 19. R . Gos s I Farmer 22 . G . Dickson 29. P Collier 22. G Harvey 21 . M . Easey ,d B. Leitch 23 . D . Purcell 23. B . Milne r 30. B. Snell 23 P. Barron 27, B . Wales 20. P 20, J. Costello 23, S. Patch . Southall 22. P. Quanchi S Taylor 24 . P. Ryan 24 . R . Bungey 24 . A . Finikarldes 31 . J . Nettlefold 24 B Tracey 28 . L .Woods 21 . W. Nicholson 23 . D . Reiger 21 . M . Chandler S . Brag g 25 . V. Karakaltsas 25. M Harris 25, P Jackson 25. S. McGowan 32. D. Collier 29 . P Cleaver 22 . R . Allsop 24 . M . Hampton 22 . P. Fox 3~ . C Anderson 26 B.Yarwood 26. A . Brydson 26 O Atkinson 1 G Neate 26, B. Scalzo 33 . G . Mulcahy 27 . P, Sexton 30 . J. Humphries 23. N . Christie 25 . G . Bradford 23 .J. Fotias 27. P Ritchie 27. S . Richardson 31 . K . Thompson 24. K . Leannas 33 . C. Guthrie 27. I . Heath 34 . P. Smith 28 D Berkreld 24, D. Conlin 26 . M . Scully ? . K. Neate 28 .S.Theodorakopoulo s 28. A . Allen 35 . R . Davey 29, P Flew 32 . M . Mannarino 25. G . Dun 27. R. Burrows 28. G . Burns n 27. H . JOnes 35. A Hear d 29 . R . Lwis 29 . J. Reiter 29. C . McGaw 36 . M . McKaige 30 G, Hockrng 33. G . Evan s 26. D. Mahony 28 D. Hampton 28.J .Showler 6. P. Neate 30 . J. Santos 31 C Kinnair 30. D . Ridley 30. J. Milner 37. A . Beale 34. P McCulloch 27, R . Coldabella 29. D. Heins 29. M . Prince 37 C . Strachan 31 . P Cheney 31 . D. Bullock 32 J. Oro 38 . J lies 31 . S . Ingram 38 . D. Sweeny 33 R. DnvugA.o 35. R . Bazzano 28. B. Hil l 30, A . Watson 30. C . Payne 32. N . Harris 32. J . Prowse 39 . L . Taberner 36. J . Formosa 34 . S. Garing 39 M, Todd 32, J . Sly 34 I. Muumer 29 . J. Coyne 31 . C. Hazeldine =3 B. Salvaris 33 . G . Benfell 33. P Jones 40 . D. Olive 35 D. Robbins 37. R . Markezik 30 35. P. Dowsett 33. P Vines . P Ritchie 32. M . Davidson :1 A Rogers 34 . G . Cecil 34. D. Holland 34 . R . Calculi 41 . . B. Clarke 36 I. Mazurran 38. R . Wolfenden 31 . B. Grace 33. T. Easey 36. S. Gabrielle M . Knight 35. S. Conboy 37. T Hodges 35.P. Hodges 35. S. Ryles 42 . P Cullity 39. D . Mikolic 32 . R . Cook 34 . S. Wilson 37. D. DeMorton '3. S- Friend 36 S. Murray 36. N . Maynard 3a S, Godfrey ~ ; . A Hanga n 36. S . Crick 43 . C. Williams 39 S. Hounihan 40 . B. Smit h 33 . M . Horocks 35. P. Tuddenham 38 . S . Tsialtas 37. B. Cockrill 37. E . Kyrlacou 41 . S. Guarnaccia 34 . A . Cosmas 39 . M . McDonald R McDonell 37, T Birch 45 .T. Croagh 40, N Carthdge 36. S. Lydste r 6- S . King 39. A . Bowes 38. G.Sebeh 46 . D. De Rooden 41 S Baggio 42 . P. Vell a 35 . 0 . Barnes 40. B. Carlyon 38. A, Newman 37. W. Howells ,7 G, Gordon 42. P Bullock 39. R . Beynon 39. R Johnstone 47. M . Treloar 42 M Roberts 43.F. Denami 36 . B. Thompson 38 . R . Smith 41 . M . Karatas .18. S . Hil l 50, A, Manser 43 M, Tymms 40. M . Osborn 40. G . Georgeson 49 . J. Dynan 44. D. De Biasi 37. M . Farrelly 39-S . Kuznak 42 . T. Samartino M . Hopkins 52, A . Novak 41 . A. Hunte r 4 4 50 . A . Brenan 41 . F. Scalzo 50 . P. Chaffey 45. G . Taylor 45. D. O'Carroll 38. T. Lambert 40. F. Khalil 43. C. Katsaounis 53. L . Hockins 42 . M . Mitchell 51 . S . Bare 46, J . Ferraro 39. M 48. P Briffa 51 S . Cas h 42 . A . Acreman 46. G . Cotterell . Batchelor 41 . P. Mule 2 . T. Buckley 54 . A . Curtis 43, A. Bes t 43, M . Eames 52 . P. Lewin 47. G . Connolly 47 . I . Hamilton 40, E . Brizzi o 42 . R . Tucker 49. D. Cotee 63 J . Ware 57. A . Ytlmaz 44 . T. Tsoukas 48 R Mason 44, G . Linsday 54 . B. Noonan 48. D . Grace 41, M . Daniels 43. P Lennon 50. B . Critsilis 54 . A . Gibb 58. T. Scanlon 45 . H . Krause 55. J. Sergeant 49. ? . Speed 49. C . McCulloch 42 51 . D. Delahunt 55 M . Adams 45,T. Bouron 50 M Flanagan . P Rokebrand 44. C . Booker 59. D. Brear 46 . I . Bliss 56 . N . Fry 50. A . Licari 43 . D 54-S. Marinelli 56 R . Blaney 46. A Petrov 51, D Orwm . Perkins 45. M . Scott y 60. J . Lumicasi 47. B . Martin 57. G . O'Mahoney 51 .S . Kenrick 44 l 57. M. Briffa 57 T Batt 47. J . Konicanin 52, R . Edmunds . E . Hil 46. B. Todman 58 M . Candiloro 63. N . Skalberg 48 . C. Christou 58 . L . Kirby 53. P Dowd 52. B . Seagrave 59 . 0- Adams 48 . D. Johnsen 45 . G . Brandemange 47. P. Hopkins 59 . P. Danks 49 . D. Pittard 49 . P. Bullock 59 . P.Taberner 54. P. Green 53 . S . Molinari 46 . G . Hick s 48. B. Sullivan 62 . P. Whitman 60. J . Galvin 50 55 W. Davey 50 . C. Funston . G . cummins 60 . S . Olson 54 . M . Sollmer 47A. L. Murphy 49 .S . Rooney 63 .1 . Rooney 61 . D . Jenkins 51 . A. Bullock 56. J, O'Leary 62 . P. Karlson 51 . A. Szadura 61 . D. Banova 57. A. Monda 55 . B. Fry 476, B . Ramsay 50. W. Elliot 64. G . Garafolo 52 . M . Johnston 62 . P, Joyce 56 . C. Robinson 48 . D. Nolan 70. D. McVeigh 63 D. Hayes 52 . W. Hal l 58. P Zorzi 51 . L .Reiger 64, M Sorani 53 . G . Smart 63 . J. Joyce 59 M. Davey 57. W. Phillips 49 . P Corkhtll 53 . P. Hylan d 52 . S. Link 65 P. Robinson 54 . D . Van De Loop 54 . M . Taranto 64,T. Lawrence 60 W. Reynolds 58. K . Box 50 . D. Shaw 53 . R . Watson 66, G . Le e 61, C Belmore 57. T. Scalz o 55 . L . Johnston 65 . P. Campbell 59, T. Singleton 51 . S . Briggs 54. 67 A. Craw 5& G . Simmons 62 PLammg 68. R . Lee 58. M . O'Callaghan 66. R. Arthurson 63 G . Schaeffer 60. B. Gaw 52, D. Wood 55 57. M . De Bono 61 . P Zwagerman 53 69, P Steven 59, G. Buxto n 68. A. Berigan 64, R. Walker . S . Phillips 61 . T. Cowell 58 . P Giglas 65. M, Mazurran 62. A . Foggie 54. D. Ver Beer 59 . S . Mazzeo 66 . D. Dal y 63. P Phillip s 55. R . Sagi 64. A . Edwards 67 M. Vasiliades 65. A . Horsburgh 60. M. Hi m 64 . I . Iliadis 56.T. Wedon 61 . C . Bennett 68 P Speed 65 . A. Smith 67 . P. Sargeant 69 . K. Green 57, T. O'Meara 68. G . Gakovic 62 . G. Hart 70. BSnape 66 . P Cavanagh 63J .Lowden 67. G . O'Sullivan 69. T. Russel l 70. I . Hamilton 64 R. Whitehead 68. M . Williamson 65. D. De Jarlais 69. D. Gregory 66. D. Heenan 70. C . Robinson 71 . J. Smit h 72. A. Cole. under er 19 Section I DE LA SALL E ~ er 19 Section 2 OLD OLD OLD SCOTCH MARCELLIN OLD BRIGHTON COLLEGIAN S Coach: BANYULE I HAILEYBURIAN S MELBURNIANS COLLEGIANS BULLEEN/ Roy Mai n OLD COLLEGIANS Coach : TEMPLESTOWE Coach : Ric Sherwen Senior Coach : I J O'Callaghan Coach: No Coach supplied . 2 M Mannix Coach: R . Draper Asst. Coach : Graham Daff 3 D Fisher 1 J Tamvaks Max Lyon Terry Kendal l Coach : 4 C F,she r Michael Wilson 1 M Hallo 2 H Matsoul 63 C . Addlem 1 . N Vic Harvie 5 B Byrne eau 2 ???r. ?? 1 R . Evans (V.C .) 6 D Toohey 3 N Hansen 65, C . Blair 1 A Wig g . Au)ard 2 . N 1 D Cooper snders 2 S Cowl . Contain 7 P Rudd 4. J Dixo n 2 G Lasscock 3 A D'Andrea 1 2 S Dillon olhn s 65 .P Bond 3. J . Smith . D Philpots (Capt .) 8 M Malizia 5 A Sainsbur . Brook 3 P Merrel l 4 C Smith 3 M Weller 2 . D . Shin 3 T Mahon y i:mbull (VC.) 66 . N 4 T Smith 4. C. Thomas (D.VC,) e 9 S Brovnlak 6 M Lotherington 67. D. Burns 4 P Soratl 5 C Griffith 5. D. McQuee 4. B . Harvi e t0 J Richardson 4 S Duc k urylalas 5 G Philips 6 A Sutcliffe 5 E Whiteside n it A Hoga 7 M Fowle r 68, M . Burns 6. M . Conran (C) 5. D. Humphrey n 5 A Finnigan 8 J Jones enkn s 6 A Sorab 8 P Nelson 6 A Asto n 12 S Buick 6 J Har t ' 1 >oney 69, N . Callender 7 M, Taylo r 7. B. Seaton 6. P Engellner, 13 G Fedyk 7 J Far r 9 T Winspear 7 A Hewit t 9 G Heeley ' ckhng 70.N . Duggan 8 W Tuckfleld 8. G . Griffith 7. G Wilson '~ 74 T Nicholson 10 8 A Orton 10 S Bunny 8 M Archdeacon . EShepherd l 71 . P Dixon 9 C Robinson 9 . A . Voice 8 T. Pulse (VC,) 15 G Gaspar, 11 M Leonard ea 9 D Cotto n 12 I WoxvOld 10 P, Miha n 16 P Barnes 9 P Keega n rs 72 . K Ewers 10 D Wearne 10.1 . Girva n 17 J Drak 12 G Tyrel l 73. K . Farrell 10 JG Fergusson 13 A Tymms 11 S Ilhngworth 11 G . Smith (D e 10, J Loughman hop 11 . P. Hampshire .V,C,) 8 P Black 13 P Defteros 74 . D . Fergie 11 J A Ra e 14 R Fry 12 B Crump 12. H . Stephens 12 J. McInerney 19 M Conroy 11 M McInerney ones t2 P Bennett 15 C Read 12 M Menzies 14 A Kennedy (CaF ',I'l l 75. L . Fildes 13 N Hooper 13. W. Daly 13 H Prat t 20 D Swift 1.4 T Doran 16 C Terrill 14 M Chapman 21 B Heading 13 M Murray 15 G Sheridan =,randt 76. J . Fyfe 14 . A . Mitchell 14 D Agosta 15 R Bowman 17 P Bland 5 R Evans 22 G Miller 14 F Battlstella (C_) 16 I McCullagh Ladey 77. K . Gillen 15, S . Lie 15 D Perrin 23 C Lowe 17 A Dora 16 S Daubeny 18 G Harris 16 T Mitchell 15 M O'Connell n >uslln 78 . J. Godridge 16 . A. Moore 16 . P. Robertson 24 C McDonald 17 D Garfield 19 J Davis 17 J Fergusson 16 P Randall 18 M Feferkranz 'arry 79 . D . Goode 17. K . Mitchell 20, P Northey 25 G Woods 18 L Elio ! 21 R Gllard 8 R Man n 26 B Kruger 17 M Ritchie 19 A Tulloch Nest 80. C . Haig 19 J Cornis 18. G . Russell-19. 21, J. Frossorns '9 R Parton 22 S Coates h 22. M 27 W Rowe 18 P Sexton 20 J Marshall Slatter y 81, B. Hales 20 T Japp (Capt ) 20. G . Stee l . Mason 28 D Higgins 19 21 A Laslett 82, T. Henry 20 P Shlnkfield 23 T Leask 21 . P Baxter 23, B. For d 29 V Serc,a . M Tout r-jhsh 21 D Merrell 24 D Wilson 21 J West 22 D. Littler 6ams 83 . D . Hlnde 22 J Kerr 22 . D . Jennings 24 . J. Disanto 30 C Steiger 20 D Slaviero rW 22 P Flockhart 25 C Murry 23 S Harries 84 . S, Jackson 23 M, Ryan 23 . R . Johnston 25 N . Hinds 31 A McBeth 21 T Buhagiar Wilso n 23 M Larkworth 28 C Waring 32 D Johnson 22 24. A, Neil 85 .J.Joynson 24 M Fletcher 24- R 26, D Cameron . R, Boyd L White 24 T Jone s 30 J Houstan . Williams 33 T Bridson 23 P 26 D Waters Bowler 86 . J. Kerr 25 K Burrows 25. N . Ashby 27 M, Godden 34 M OCailaghan . Watt 25 P Bowman 34 D Hamilton 27, I Radlow r Barnes 87. A Lake 26 J Aghan 26. A . Wilson 28 P Anderson 35 P Coope r 24 R, Daila Rwa 26 D Lea r 36 M Berry 36 A Esparon 29 D Baker (VCapt ) y 88 . Lauder 27 D Wightman 27 . R 29, N . Bone 25 KJ Sinnlcco R Parr . A 27 D Scaun,sh 37 T Austi n . Bertram 38 P Green 30 A Confai y McGrath 89. S . Leversha 28 P McDougall 40. C. Ryan 30. N Cameron 26 D Bromage 29 S Murray 39 M Gevaux 31 G Clowes Harte 90. J . Lukacs 29 C Hum e 44 . T. Henot 31, D . Essery 40 M Ladson 27 J Doyle 33 4V Casoers 30 S Hendry 37 D Williams P finda l 91, M . Osborne 32. J Harewood 41 R Wilson 28 M Gil l 34 R Phll6ps 31 J Armstrong 45 C 0Brie n 11 92 . J Paynter 33. S. Hendrie 42 M Jones 29 M Menzies Sutton 38 C Lan e 32 L Fraser-Smith 43 D Kane 93, S . Paynter 34. M . Huber 30 A Raymond 41 G Treven 33 R Johnson 44 T Shanahan 94. D. Roberts a 35. J. McGwaley 45 A Telekey 31 A Saduk 34 T Ke pe n 36, R . Rennie 46 A Saliba 32 N White 95. J . Sedgwick 35 L Ktchin 96. H . Swan 37, B. Stoke s 47 B Mahony 33 M Hayes 36 D Leeton 38 . D. Espenschied 55 R Forgan 34 K. Perr y 97 . R. Talwar 37 S Montgomery 58 M Forrs! 98. J . Tregaskis 38 L Nichol s 39 .5 . Vaugha n 59 A Nardeli 35 C Mason a 36 S Lennox 99. Phil Thompson 39 A Vidor 100. Paul Thompson 40 S Warner 101 . A . Withall 41 D Murtagh OLD PARADIANS OLD ORMON D UNIVERSITY GREEN XAVERIANS BLUES ST. BERNARD S THERRY/ THOMASTOW N UNIV. BLACK S Coach : Coach : CORPUS CHRISTI Neil Mullave v Bob Girdwood Coach : No Coach supplied . Coach : I P Shannon (Capt ) 1 R Excel] 1, L. Todd 1 . E . Banks Brian Lewi s 2 K McInerney 2 P Klein 2 . R . Furphy Coach: Robert Erwi n 2 G Antes 3. P 1 T StaiO s 3 A Smith (DVC) 3 R, Bailey 3 J Daw (Capt .) . Caris ' G . Mathews D. Pinne r 4 M Re d 4. D 2 A . Nacovski 1 N Blair 4 D Bourke 4 . B Newstead . Coloretti 2 A. Capes 5 M Dean 5. R 3 J Vital e 2 C Blew 5, D. Taylor 5. G . Dixo n . Cross C Barbaro 1 M . Carrodus 6 S Richardson 6. D 4 I B&ha I 3 S Bromell 7 P Zappa 6 A McLaughlan 6 D.Bustard . Hallam . Bond 2 J Zanett i 7. B C 5 C loannidis 4 T Carstens 8 D Bec k 7 L Bogg i 7. G . KIlock . Hallam P Fitzgerald 3 T Shine 8 . D 6 C. Cardamone 5 J Chomley 9 E Pimeniel 8,T Jones 8 . A Hayes . Home M Dowling 4 J Bedier 10 M Muliavey 9 7 J Theodorou 6 G Condon 9 J Qutlty 9 B, Williams . S . Ludnig d S. Wals h 5 T Masters it S Phil p 10. S. Kirsanovs 8 D Lavletta 7 A Darlin g 12 A Regan (VC) 10 . R Kennedy 10 J Martin 3 B Dempsey 6 T Smales 9 C Tsalkos 11 M . Freeman 11 .T McPhee 7 M Doran 8 N Ellinghaus 13 D Exton 11 A Connolly 12 0. D Abfalter 10 P Gioukka s 9 T Elliott 14 D Nibali 12 P Kinghorn 12 D Thompson . D. Paterson ' . L . Overman 8 T Hewat 13 12 E De Vincentis 10 J Forwood(VC) 15 J Turnbull 13 M Logan 13 R Blac k . R . Walton '3 L Daff y 9 W Blundell 16 N Kerr 14 . C. Watson 15 B Pellegrin o 11 D Fo x 14, M Giessen 14 D Simpson 'S M Sultana 10 C Flemin g 17. J Zaicos 17G Jewett 15 A Griffith 15 R . Crompton 15 . A . Hand (V.C 16, P Freeman 11 B McLoughlin 12 T Gough 8 M Cotter 16 . A. Kinnersly 18 L Mlcevski 13 A Green 79 P Brabender 16 M . Gibson 16, M Lyons I,' M . Mullins 12 S Bassett Smith 21 C Gavda 20 C Lourey 17 J . Ralp h 17. P Midleton (VC 17. M . Brau n 8. A Dempsey 13 R Sammu t 14 R Grills .) 18, S 25 S Bradford 15 M Gross 21 N Mill s 18, D. Berry 18 S Forrest . Jaques (D .V.C .) 19 J . Gollant 14 S Eastmure 22 C Larkins 19. A . McIntos h 26 J, Pugios 16 G Haeusler 19 P Tull y 19 . S . Langley 0 L . McKenzie 15 S Cranwell 29, G . Bubs 23 P Tomason, 20 H McKinnon 20, S . Wylie 16 J Reddick 17 K Heard 24 D Freeman 20. S, Grace Z3 M . Mananti 34 F Mol o 21, D McLean 21 . P Hurren 21 . G . Lambourne 29 J Torme y 17 W.Wes t 18 N Honey 25 C Pimental 22 35 L. Morabto 19 S Horne 27 S Naler 2Z a Bel l 22.J . Geoghegan . D . Buntine a5- J. McWhinney 18 T Taylor 23 . T. Giles (Capt .) 36 N Gorns 20 S Krasna 29 C Fuller 23 S. Slattery 23 P Janes ?& S . Grec h 19. S . Stuart 91 B Vastlladis 30 A Magur 24 M Brennan 25 .D Jud 24. D. Lanyo n 03 . D, Brebner 20 S Molnar 21, A Lucchesi 32 D Hinkley 25 A Holmes 25. J . Carroll 21, J Tyle r 59. D Czerny 22 T Mille r 35 G Rodrigues 26 D Knigh t 77. R Galt 26 DStuddert 29 H, Hargreaves 26. A . Fechner 22 . J D'Andrea 23 G McLaughlin 36 C Dxon 27,S 24 J Nandlal 37 P Healey 27 P Cal6nan 34. S. Peppard . Goodndge 23 F. Delborello 38 W Chester 29. S Heatherington 36 WTnsle y 28, D. Bake r 24 R . Bruno 25 A Negri 44 A Jackson 30 L. Alexeyeff 37 J OCallaghan 29 . A . Mattiski 25 J Dynon 26 N Pappas 45 P Robertson 31 P Sullivan 31 . J . O'Connor 26 M Griffiths 27 D Robinson 47 M Rennie 33 . C. McKay 27. M Tadinac 28 P Sarant 48 J Caddy 32 G Grenville 29 D Saunders 49 P LaRosa 33 J. 0'Colhns 34. M . Coleman 28 M . 0'Kearney 50 L Prosser 34 R . Curtain 35 . J. Jones 29 M Hudson 30 M Shaddock (Capt) 51 J Tobi n 35. M . Klavac 36. N . Schmidt 30 D Lyons 31 A Stephens (DVC .) 52 R Annensen 37 C. Bloom 37. D . Heath 36 C Galea 32 C Stewar t 55 D Morris 40 3fL J . Young 38 S Blundell 33 J Stoney 56 C Scammei A . Osborne 41 J . Littleton 39. G . Whitson 41 A Egan 34 B Sutherland 57 R Cugno 35 B Thomas 58 P Nam 42 . D Meagher 40, A . Cooper 42. S . Walker 36. N Walke r 59 C Purcell 44 . S Hogan 43. B. Clar k 44 D, Pinner 60 B Hays 50 P Ligerwood 49 . B. Christie 45 A . Ruiperez 37 A Wildes 61 S Smith 38 A Young 51 P Connors 86. B. Klau 46 G Pinner 47 A Sgro ~ Under 19 Section 3 HAMPTON IVANHOE MONASH UNIV ROVER S BLUES FAWKNER I CAULFIELD Coach : Coach : Steve O'Connell Stephen Giles GRAMMARIAN S Coach : OLD TRINITY: Cowley 4, Carnegie, Yeoman, BEST Carnegie, Nor- Crhis Bouyer The National Trustees sharpshooters list is Coach : 1, S . O'Connell 1 . P, Cordel l man, 0'Shaughnessy Drum, Yeoman, Anderson . Terry Mill s 2 . J . Makin 2 . M . Edmonds compiled from information received on Mon- Coach : 1 B Akdogan 3. 3. A . Collins John Lor 2 A McGregor . 16 A . Amick d 4 . P Manual 4. C . Adams days . Late copy is not regarded 2 M Ca n 3 L Stephanic 5 . D. Cartwright SO Schwedes 1 N Brohier 4 J Ros s 1 J Cannaro 5 N Mda 6 . S . Hal l 6. R . Henderson 17 M Centino 2 S James t 7. M. Donohoe 7,J.Shady BALACLAVA 4.5 10.9 17.12 21 .17.143 24 R Comen 3 G Poole 6 C LeGran d 8, P Zimmermann 8. Z. Manic HAMP. ROVERS 5 .2 9.5 12 .7 13 .10.88 52 K Comen 4 M, Morley 7 P Engelcamp (Capt) 9 9. A . Headberry BALACLAVA: Rafferty 4, Gregory 3, John Sist 3, K.Angwin 2, Scolu- 14 R Currie 5 P Murtagh 8 S McDonald (DVC) 9 S Cris 10,T. Anderson 10. T Mansell na 2, Schultz 2, M . Hill 2, Horsey, McGrath, J .Follett, BEST Gates, 19 C Habgood 6 A . Kahofe r p 11 . M . Lunn 11 . T. Liston COLLEGIANS 41 5 .7 6.8 9 .11 .65 Gregory, Monoghan, Schuklz, Follett, Palme r 4 P Inztll o 7 G Dind (DVC ) 10 A Williams 12, A . Lacey 3 ,5 9 .7 11 ..99 12.10 8 2 8 M Johnsto n 1I S McGregor 12. M. Lengacher HAMPTON ROVERS: RSubb 3, R,Murphy 3, A . PanagioUdis 2, 32 P Inzillo 13 . 13. N . Jacka . 9 D Jonker 9 A Bowater 12 M Moss a2, Tobin I.Rogerson . G .Kelly, J .Morecorft, M .Young, D. McConville. BEST' 14 . 14. R . Hyatt ORM0 MPcDonaldk Cox, Mehrten, Schuhgk , ft, Clarke, ConDellald 63 K Kavanagh 10 M Klose 13 G Devereaux 15 . B. Adams I& D. Edell 3 _S PAmoore, DParker, PWilson. W.Boyele, ] .Rogerso n 11 G McAuliffe 11 M Prid e 14 B McGregor 16. P Thomson Herman 4, Bickford, Chosich, Roberts, Pollock, Le- 15 M McLean 16 . A, Barro COLLEGIANS : OLD MELBURNIANS 10.18 .78 6 D McLennan 12 G Sammells 17. 17. A . Gust n, BEST: Wright . Schaper, Tregear, Kahn, Newman, Lemo n MONASH BLUES 10.11 .71 13 P Armstron g 16 D Nuttal l 18 S Magg s 18 . M . Flyn n 18. D. Fairweather .1 6.5 8 .5 10.8.68 8 P Mahe r 14 S Cossart-Walsh 17 W Porter DE LA SALLE 4 OLD MELB: J,Mdchell 4, Nichol 2, Bedford 2, Webb. D.Nelson BEST 19 . L . Cenagdzija 19. R . Devereux . BLUES 5 .2 7.2 11 .3 14 .7.91 n 3 R Mathews 15 P King 18 G Warhurst 20, A . Fr y 20, S . Manuell UNIV Bradshaw, Nichol, Seccull, TWtts, P.Thompson, Baldwi 15 S Morrison 16 R Royals 19 R Tubb (VC) 21 . A . Gordon . BLUES : Wallis 4, Maclnnes 3, S .Macauley 3, A.Christie 2, Mitch- 20 S Devereaux 21 UNIV MONASH BLUES : Carman 2, Baring 2, Alexander 2, Cornwell 2, Stur- 5 P Plait s 17 A McMillan (VC) 22 . D . O'Keeffe _ : .aramoshos BEST. N Macaulay, Tyqum, A.Christie, Schlicht, Cur- 21 T Worland 22. S . Parkinson gess, Kohler, BET Sturgess Baring, Kiers, PForbes, McGregor, Gale . 7 M Potter 18 J Croom e 23 . A . Blain 23 . G . Coote Gust . 12 R Sharp 19 M Roberts 22 I Boyle 24. H . Middleton KEW 3 .5 7.6 11 .10 12 .11 .83 20 G Williams 23 B Casbolt 24 . A . Matthews DE LA SALLE : C .Lowe 5, Rennie, Anderson, Knupell, Fraser, Wright, OLD BRIGHTON 0 .1 3.5 4.7 10.8.68 17 M Sultana 25, C .Tucker 25.J . Lope s . Barry, Maher, Campbell . 10 C Woodward 21 J Turner 24 M McKellar 26. P. BiorCt ~_ES' CLowe, Nugent, M,Lowe 25 M Clements 26 , KEW : McColl 2, C.Haralambopoulos 2, McLean 2, Clayton 2, Bria, 22 T Moorhouse 27. 27. S . Clarke OLD PARADIANS 2 .4 4.7 8 .8 9.16 .70 Burden, TPenc, Cavanagh BEST . R .Okay, Bussuttil, Lever, Burden, 23 P Edward s 26 P Amoore 28. N . Niven OLD SCOTCH 2 .1 2.2 3 .4 5 .6.36 27 G Hammond 28 . J. Lynch S Lord, Bria 24 T Dionyssopoulos 29 . R . Lawson 29. J . Wilson Board 3, Gleeson 2, Flynn, Heffernan, Skerritt, 25 B Johnsto n 28 D Dunca n 30. D. War d OLD PARADIANS : OLD BRIGHTON : Pryor 6, Clarkson, Hendrie, McLennan, James, 26 D Lentmi 30. J. O'Brien B .Considine. BEST. P.Considine, Board, Gleason . McClements . Davis, BEST Pryor, Sarua, Cochran, TGrant . Murray, McLennan 31 . B . Larson 31 . T Fairweather "lynn . 27 N Megas 32. M . Woodlock AJAX 0 .3 4 .8 6.11 8 .11 .59 28 S Sargent 33. D. Hoban OLD SCOTCH : A.Macmillan 2, Sherwen 2, McCall . BET R .Senior, Fled OLD HAILEYBURY 3 .5 4 .9 6.12 8.12 .60 29 N Thodos 35, T. Wilkinson i . Brown, Fuller, Moir, McGill , 30 C Wilso n 36. S. Sleeman AJAX : S. Zielinski 2, Cohen, Klooger Velleman, Briskin, Komornik, 31 C Bacon (Capt ) . A NORTH O.B . 7.7 9.8 14.12 17.14 .116 Goldberg . BEST. Velleman, Josem, Gross, Adler, Briskin, Roth . 37 . Parsons BULLEEN-TEMP 1 .5 2 .8 8.12 9.14 .68 32 T Emsell e 38. C . Sandford OLD HAILEYBURY: Robertson 2, Hart 2, Hicks, Shand, Holohan, 33 D Arnold 39 . P. Balsarint NORTH O.B. Considine 5, Seluca 3 . S,Hibbert 3, M .Schmidt 2, Curul- Brewer. BEST Holohan, Holland, Paul, Phillips, Schmidt, Shand, 34 D Mitchell 40, A . Thow i~ Turnbull, Carroll, Bowman BEST O'Rourke, Turnbull, Curulli, Bor- 44,J. Koo p < In . Griffin, Lynch . MHS OLD BOYS 4 .3 10.7 12 .9 14 .14.98 THOMASTOWN 4.7 8 .8 12 .10 13 .16.94 4T D. Hassell BULLEEN-TEMP. Heath 2, Collins 2, Wortherspoon, Clarke, Mayne, 48 . P Andritsos Farley. Pace. BEST Farley, Collins, Kazuro, Espenchied, Bell, Moody . MHSOB : Wix 3, Martin 3, Webster 3, Chester 2, Beazley, Atchison, 49.1 . Kohler Ward. BEST: McLardie, Dowling, Atchison, Ward, Beazley, Wix . OLD PARADIANS 50 . R . Davies OLD XAV. 2.4 7.6 11 .8 15.12 .102 WHITEFRIAR S WILLIAMSTOWN 60 .J. Alexander CAUL. GRAMMAR 3.2 5.6 5 .11 5.15,45 THOMASTOWN : Cedro 4, J .Gravina 3, Bubs 2, DGravina 2. Riley, PURPL E Assetta . BEST Sinni, Cedro, D.Fellows, Bradford, A .Fellows, Assetta. C.Y.M.S. OLD XAVERIANS : S.Curtai 3, Ryan 3, Bourke 2, Callan 2, Hack 2, Coach: O'Sullivan, Beatie, Carlin . BEST: Burne, O'Sullivan, Callan, King, O'S- Ga ry Lewis Coach : haughnessy, J.Curtain . Coach : John Charles Ian Bibby CAUL . GRAMMAR : Boston, Berzins, McMahon, Stone, Shaw, BEST 1 . J . Phillip :,1cMahon, Kanis. Gregor, Matthews, Norman, Cooney. 1 P Shannon 2 . D. Driscoll Asst . Coach: OLD MENTONIANS 2 .1 4.1 4.1 6.5.41 2 K Mclnerney Geoff Van Wyngaarden NORTH BRUNSWICK 3 .3 3.6 5.7 5.8 .38 3 A Smith 4 S. Boswell 5. P 4 M Rei d . O'Brien 1 B Mazouns (VC ) OLD MENTON : D.Sciacca 3, Bournon, O'Toole, Buxton . BEST. Nor- 7. C n 5 M Dean (Capt ) . Housto 2 D Boucher (DVC) ton, D.Sciacca, R .Macqwre, Bournon, R .Newman, Sly. 6 S Richardson 10 . T O'Callaghan 3, B Boucher 7 P Zapp a 11 n NORTH BRUNSWICK : M .DeMorton 2, Taylor, Parkinson, H .Tsialtas, 8 D Bec k . R . Fallo 4, G Cockerel) UNIV. BLACKS 2 .3 4.7 5.11 6.17.53 9 E P,menial 12, P Pellegrino 5 D Graham PARKSIDE 2 .7 3.10 8.12 11 .14.80 BEST: Tirchett, Tadgell, Taylor, Ramone, D.DeMorton, Garing . 10 M Mullavey 13, N . Jenkins 6 V Cuc e 7 PARKSIDE: Williams 4, Freman 3, Evans, Filipovic, King, Page. BEST: COBURG 2 .1 5.2 5.3 8.6.54 1 S Phtlp 14. P Sully . A Guild OLD CAMBERWELL 1 .3 4.5 5.8 8.9.57 12 A Regan 15. D. Bourke 8 B Rashid Williams, Papas, Bradley, Page, A .Shaw, Franklin . 13 D Exton 9 T Wells 14 D Nrbali 16. M . Borrack UNIV. BLACKS: Jobson 3, Tunbridge 2, Wines. BEST: Wines, Alex- COBURG: Sedgwick 4, Bassi 3, Whatman . BEST. Sedgwick, Markez- 10 C Goet z ia Comassetto, Cugley, Formosa, Maria n 15 J Turnbuii 19. B . Crowe 11 A Featherston ander, Doyle, Heath, Clark, Cerni) i6 N Kerr 23 . S . Strike 12 J Corlield OLD CAMBERWELL : Collins 3, Strachan 2, Smith, Iles, Warner. BEST: 17 G Jones 24 . G . Selkirk BANYULE 5 .2 6.3 6.4 11 .8 .74 18 M Collar 13 R . Krueger ST. BERNARDS 5 .2 7.8 10.10 13.13 .91 Smith, Mitchell, Hacket, LaBlache, Strachan, Woo d 19 P Brabentler 25 . D. O'Connell 14 M . Vartuh 20 C Lourey 27. M . McLaughlin 15 G Gammone ST. BERNARDS: C . Klaaysen 4, Brandner 2, Hogan 2, Monoghan 2, PRESTON 2 .1 2.2 3 .5 4.5.29 21 N Mdis 28.P McCarthy 16 B Madigan Wood . R .Purcell, Holland, BEST: Brandner, Comito, Hogan, Mahady, IVANHOE 0.1 3.5 3 .5 4.8.32 22 C Lark,ns 30. T 17 A Harr y 23 P Tomasoni . O'Sullivan Monoghan, O'Dea. PRESTON: Maynard 2, CalcutL Finikiridies, BEST Richardson, Kryg- 31 . G . Harrison 18 W Zaraf a 24 D Freeman BANYULE : Searle 3, Ladd 2, Jenkins 2, Gdham 2, Hayes, M .Frau- ger, Kiervan, Calcutt, Turner, Hinchcliffe , 25 C Pimentai 32 .A . Rowan 19 A . Cabansag 27 S Nader 35. G . Reid y 20. R Hun t mano, BEST: M,Fraumano, Coulson, D .Wilhams, Ladd, Holt, Searle . OLD IVANHOE : Ritchie, Bennett, Veal, Marshall. BEST: Dyson, Howard, 29 C Fuller 36. A 21 C Muscat Santos, Yilmaz, Grant, Bennet t 30 A Magur . Smith 22 P Dervan FAWKNER Old 2, Selleck 2, G .Busst, Gill, Habgood, Kerslake, Mitch- 32 D 1-finkley 38. 23 J Bel l ell, BEST: Buckley, Mitchell, G .Busst, M .Barrett, Ruggeno, M .Tymms, ST. KEVINS 15.18 .108 35 G Rodrigues 39. P. Harte 24 G . Smith .1 6.4 8.7 12.9.81 ELSTERN W ICK 8.7.55 36 C Dxon 41 . J. Houston 25 D Heigh t ST. KILDA 6 THERRY 4.5 8.8 11 .10 12.16 .88 37 P Healey 44 . E . Baker 26 G Height (Capt ) ST. KEVINS: Callanan 5, S.Kerr 3, D.Smith 3, G .Mulcahy 2, A .Mulca- 38 W Chester 44 A Jackson 48. B. Dunn 27, J Borg THERRY: Marantelli 2, Crotty 2, Wrigglesworth 2, S .Ryan, McMahon, hy, P,Smith . BEST: D.Smith, Cllanan, Quinton, G .Mulcahy, S .Kerr, 45. P Robertson 49 . P Moro 28 J Maitano Ratcliffe, Ramsay, Biddlestone, Flaherty, BEST Quinn, Ramsay . Mat- A .Mulcahy , 47 M Rennie 50. G . Roker 29 J . Bergin ton, Crotty, O'Rourke, S.Ryan . 48 J Caddy 30 N Grieve ELSTERNWICK: Blennerhassetl 2, Southall 2, A.Contin, Hill, Lambert, 49 P La Rosa 51 . Christie . BST Christie, McCooke, Rosewarne, Southall, D.Contin, 53 31 B Cetamch ST. KILDA : Avitable 2, Baker 2, Capiron 2, LaFontaine 2, Brandwood, 50 L Prosser 32 S . De Bono Flarve, Gillan, Riddell . BEST Capiron, Gillan, M .Howard, Latham, Baker, Coldebella . 51 J Tobm(DVC) 34 C Mahna 52 R Aanensen (VC) Ridell . BULLEEN UNITED 3 .5 7.10 10 .15 12 .21 .93 55 D Morn 36 T Monardo s 38 S OLD TRINITY 3 .1 5.2 6 .4 6 .5 .41 HEATHERTON 1 .2 3.2 6.2 6.3 .39 56 C Scammell JJhRty 57 R Cugno 40 T Morell i MARCELLIN 3 .6 4 .10 5 .13 7.15.57 BULLEEN UNITED: A .Divirgiho 3, Foley 3, Creighton 2, Thompson, 58 P Nai m 44 D DeGenova MARCELLIN: Paatsch, Caffry, Day, Ebert, Amad, Mikic, Saduki, BEST: Connolly, Coe, Tymms . BEST: Taylor, Sharp, Walker. Coe, Harris, 59 C Purcell 45 J Carabott Divirgilio 60 B Hays 46 L Caputo M .Getson, M .Cooper, Day, Psoras, R .Stewart, Cullinan . 61 S Smnh 99 A MacGibbon 31 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 HEATHERTON : A l^datson 2, M .Wilson 2, Wolmersley, Perkins BEST M-Wilsnn D Re : Howells, R FOOTS . NO,q ;ri O .B .Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . .Smith . 3 .4 7.7 9.8 1010 ST. KILDA: Ballarin 5, Pirera 2, Cummins, Stewart . BET. Pirera, Balla- 4.2 4.2 5 .70 .17.143 nn . Dynon, Healy, Farrelly, O'Callaghan . .2 7,4 .46 OLD BRIGHTON 21 FOOTSCRAY INST. Boef 5, Primrose 3, Elford, Grant ST. KILDA 2 .3 .15 THERRY: Kimpton 3, Bloor 2 . Kane 2, Castaldi, PRyan . BEST. Kane, Farag, Cliffe, Elford, Olsen, Flynn . BEST, TBiard . . KILDA : Ahern, Sturrick. BEST: Sturrick, Thompson, Cunningham, Kimpton, Bloor. Curtis, Moran, Castaldi . ST. LEONARDS ST . Hall, Ahern . OLD ESSENDON 5 : Goalkickers not available. BET Neil Ng, Sher, Mar- r - ;en OLD TRINITY 2 .1 3.1 3.1 4.1 .25 .16.46 getts, Wigley, Bakker. OLD BRIGHTON : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . MARCELLIN 1 .5 2 .8 2 .10 5.12 .42 BRUNSWICK 5.6 .36 RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 .1 2.1 2 .2 3 .4.22 OLD TRINITY: Saunders 2, Hope 1, D.Dowling. BEST: Davey, Adge- OLD ESSENDON : Simmons 2, Parker, Egan, Price. BEST: Turner, Bow- .5 5.15 6 mis, Beer, Hope, Dowliong, Nieug . den, Mueller, Vaxalis, Simmons, McEnroe. ST.KEVINS 4 .18 9.19.73 BRUNSWICK : G SECTION' RICHMOND CENTRAL: Lang, Bestow, Alevras. BEST: PJones, Miran- MARCELLIN: Maher 3, PHarvey, PHughes. BEST Sheehan, Keays, McLean 2, Spezza, D.Stevens, Watterson . BET ; ?aras, Bastow, Farrell, Parker. O'Connell, Harvey, P.Hughes, G .Hughes . D.Stevens, Cordes, Watterson, Hull, O'Sullivan, McLean . MONASH WHITE 4 , .6.30 KEVINS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . STATE BANK 5.2 13 .7 20.11 23 .19.157 DE LA SALLE 1014 74 T. CLAYTON 1 .5 3 .5 7.6 9.8.62 MONASH WHITES: Bunshaw 2, Gemmola, Carr. BEST Farley, Crock- STATE BANK : Jenkins 7, Maya 4, Dervan 3, Gneil 2, Beare 2, Kenez er King, Carr, Karras, N . Salvatore. 2, Matherson, Durham, Connelly. BEST: Cloke, Guy, Gniel, Carboon, DE LA SALLE : Efthemidias, Jenkin Engel 2, Ladson J, Muncaski, Jim Hunt, Hawkins, Har- '3ESERVE.'SECTIO N BALACLAVA 1 .2 6.8 10.11 13 .14.92 s rop, O'Brien, Lazzaro, Newton . BEST Lazzaro, Grimes, Rapone, Jen'- n- HAMPTON ROVERS 3.3 4.3 5.4 7.5 .47 CLAYTON son, Moore, Harrop. COLLEGIANS 2 .1 5 .5 6 .5 7.6.48 : Cook 4, Eloison 2, Dinsdale, Pavanello, Reynolds . BEST BALACLAVA : Drinan 4, Follett 2, Thompson, Breslin, Graffn, Williams, Ellison, Dinsdale, Reynolds, Newton, Adams, Burghardt. COLLEGIANS 9 ORMOND 5 .4 7.6 11 .13 17.17.119 .6 .60 Hill, Franzi, Patterson . BEST: Morrison, Hill, Follett, Tangey, Patteron, POWERHOUSE 5 .0 5 .5 8 .10 9 ST. BERNARDS 4 COLLEGIANS : Coyne 3, Foard 3, Peck. BEST: Whittaker, Lancaster, James Sist. OLD GEELONG 2 .12 .66 .7.31 ?.~ :er Swan, M .Smith, Savedra, Wraith . .1 5.5 5.7 8 .7.55 COLLEGIANS : C.Mackay 2, Lupson 2, Wood 2, Handy, S HAMPTON ROVERS: Winkler 3, Andrews, Ford, Malone, Rogerson, .Teale, EDN ORMOND : Forsyth 6, Fisher 3, Strahan 3, Symeopoulos, Cooper, Pazi- POWERHOUSE : Miller 2, McKay 2, Mason 2, Corbett, Hall, Russell . BEST Kemp, Hendy, Wood, Milford, C .Mackay, Roberts . BEST Hoggett, Ivey, LaFontaine, Lucas, Rogerson . BEST: Hall, C.Corbett, Stafford, McKay, Morgan, J Robertson, S .McAlroy. BEST Forsyth, Boyanton, Strahan, Dawson, .Harris. ST. BERNARDS: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . -rrington, Fisher. OLD MELB. 9 .9.63 OLD GEELONG : Butler 2, Breadmore 2, Gunn, Stewart, O'Halloran PORT COLTS 4 MONASH BLUES 5.6.36 Winspere. BEST: Burn, Williams, Barnett, Richardson .4 9.6 13.7 18 .8.116 DE LA SALLE 5.3 7.7 13.12 16.15.111 . OLD SCOTCH 3.4 5.8 11 .9 14.13 BLUES 0.4 1.5 1 .7 3 OLD MELB : Mackay 3, Joyce 2, Niall, Hanchette. Lilburne, Fisher. PENINSULA OB 2 .97 UNIV. .10.28 BEST Weber, R .Nelson, Waddell, TRead, Holyman, A .1 2 .3 5.5 8 .6.54 PORT COLTS : McNamara 5, Booth 4, Woodall 2, Sweet, Leadingham, .Mitchell . WEST BRUNSWICK 7.4 12 .8 14.9 15 DE LA SALLE : Burford 3, O'Toole 3, Rennie 2, Pat Green 2, Gaspan- .15.105 Douglas, Pasquill, Dignam, Keefe, Burke . BEST Finegan, Booth, Tins- 2, McClounan, Pete Green, Nash . Dwyer. BEST: Pete Green, MONASH BLUES : Haeusler 2, Dean, Searle, Davies, BEST : Dean, WEST BRUNSWICH : Mark Rodgers 5, Fitsimons3, Davis 2, Buhagiar ley, Pugh, Cockle, NcNamara . ',' -Graw, Burford, O'Tooie, Tessier, O'Loughlin . A .Qum, Gil, Scalzo, J.Antritsos, Searle. 2, Cecchi, B.Walsh, I,McNeice . BEST Buckley, Buhagiar, Cecchi, Fyffe, OLD SCOTCH : C KEW 5 P.Maga(as, Rainone, .Wilson 4, Burrowes 3, Ellis 2, Wise 2, Diconza UNIV. BLUES : D.Christie, Lanyon, Howden . BEST: Howden, O'Brien, .4 12 .8 15.10 18 .17.125 Higham, Hall . BEST Loughron, Wilson, Wise, Maxwell, Burrowes, .--ison, Townsing, Grutzner, Atkins . OLD BRIGHTON 0 .0 1 .2 2.3 2 .5.17 PENINSULA O .B .Goal Kickers and Best Players not received Diconza. . OLD PARADIANS 3 .4 4 .6 6 .9 9 .9.63 KEW: Barry 7, Love 3, Lou 2, Brassil 2, Wolf, Wong, Kmakouy, Bamun- ST. BEDES 3 BLOODS 12 do . BEST: Wong, Barry, Love, B.Casuria, M .Penc, Wolfe. .1 11 .5 16.8 18 .12 .120 OLD MELB .4.76 OLD SCOTCH 2 .0 4.3 4 .5 5.7.37 UHS OLD BOYS 2 .3 4.3 5.5 9 .8.62 . 6 .7.43 OLD BRIGHTON : Mills 1, Drew 1 . BEST Gartner, Smyth, Wood, Mack- BLOODS: D OLD PARADIANS: J .Flynn 4, Abrahams 3, Vear, PMcMahon. BEST ST. BEDES : Collins 5, McNamara 4, B.Berry 2, P.Riordan 2, Whitelaw .Robinson 6, McAsey 2, McKenzie, Howard, Bradley, Cad- .ar, Luchetta, J .Flynn, Fahy, Abrahams, Perryman . enzie, Millis, Hall. 2, Aitcheson 2, Gray. BEST: McNamara, Purcell, Boag, Collins, Roberts, man . BEST: Hutchinson, Robinson, Stock, Jarick, McDonell, Mattmgley- Smith . OLD SCOTCH: Hawdon 2, Fergusson, Godwin, D.Tyrrell . BEST Marr, AJAX 2 .2 2.4 4.5 4 .5.29 OLD MELB : Wood 3, Colquhoun 2, Lachel. BEST Wood, Colquhoun, F .~atherton, R .Tyrrell, Collins, Perkins, Veselik . OLD HAILEYBURY 6 .6 10.14 12.18 13.25 .103 UHS OLD BOYS : Rowlands, King-Curtis, Woodhouse, Perkins Zanin 3, Higgins 2, Akatow, Clements, A .Hunter, Fer- . AJAX: Mitchell, Aarons, Gold, Samuels . BEST: Schnider, Gold, guson. BEST: Ferguson, Zanin Palmer, Strachan, Akatow, Clements KEW 2 NORTH O.B. 2 .3 4.6 9 .10 12 .12 .84 . .3 3.4 4.5 6.7.43 BULLEEN-TEMP. 3.6 9.8 9 .13 9.18.72 M,Borenstem, B .Borenshen, Neater, Samuel s MARCELLIN 1 .1 4.3 6.6 7.6.48 NORTH O.B. : Dillon 5, Kearney 2, Callaghan 2, D.Baker 2 , OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Wise 6, Blackwell 3, Clarkson 2, Noske 2 . KEW: Vana 2, Doyle, D.Maclsaas, Deveny, PShaw. BEST Holton, abrieszach, BEST Kearney. Tiernay, C BEST: Allison, Mytton, Noske, Stuart, Wise, Wood M .Shaw, PShaw, Northam, Jehu, Callagha .HibberL Cotter, Devine, n ^ Hibbert . MHS OLD BOYS 3.2 5.5 6.6 6 .9.45 MARCELLIN: Crimmins b 2, Dyson, A.Cooper M .Dickenson, D.Mas- BULLEEN TEMP : Goddon 3, Chadwick 2, Hinds, Mclnnes, Mutimer, THOMASTOWN 1 .2 4.4 6.6 6.7.43 LATROBE UNI 3 .3 4.3 5 on, Oatt . BEST: Paruscio, Synan, Dyson, Griffiths, A WILLIAMSTOWN 2 .4 7.4.46 .Cooper Brown, i gro. BEST Rice, Osborne, Wilson, Chadwick, Bont, Faulkner. MHSOB : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . .3 6 .7 8 .12 12 .17.89 GTV9 2 .3 6.6 7.7 8 .12 .60 OLD XAVS 3.4 6.9 10.13 16.17.113 THOMASTOWN: Costello 4, Delaney, Cheung LATROBE UNI: Blaskett 2, Luke 2, PTucci, Briggs, McLachlan. BEST: OLD HAILEYBURY 2 .0 3.2 3.5 3 . BEST Boyden . Chan- Brownlaw Cousins, Poole, PTucci, McLachlan, Briggs .5.23 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 2 .0 3.3 6.6 7.6 .48 dler, Black, Agosta, Watts, Delaney . . OLD HAILEYBURYIANS : Kett, Walker. Graham OLD XAVERIANS WILLIAMSTOWN : . BEST Walker, : Silk 3, Doquile 3, A .Ralph 2, Kenna, Rogers, Cotch- Goal Kickers and Best Players not received. Bramich, Higgins, Kett, Bailey, Taylor. -!' Kennedy, C.Ralph, Pappageorgio, Mortenson, Excell . BEST Pap- WHITEFRIARS 2 .5 8.9 13.16 19.23.137 GTV9 Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . r,georgio, Ralph, Shields, Cotchett, Lowe, Roger s COMM . BANK 1 .1 1 D RESERVE SECT;I .4 1 .4 1 .6.12 CAUL . GRAMMAR : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . WHITEFRIARS : Bonnyman 3, PReidy 3, Hay 2, Sutton 2, M.McLel- OLD MENTONIANS 1 .3 3.5 4 .6 6 .6.42 land 2, Tierney 2, Pratt, Lee, M .Reidy, PCoghaln, TCoghlan NORTH BRUNSWICK 3 .2 3.4 6 .7 8.11 .59 Blakey, Bunn, Hay, M . BET .McLelland, PReidy, B .Tierney. RESERVE SECTIO OLD MENTONIANS : Vines 2, Burns 2, Hall, Johnsen . BEST: Os- COMM. BANK : Bibby 1, Shacklock, Watson, Timothee, McLellan, OLD XAVERIANS 2.2 4.3 4.5 5.9.39 N bourne, Burns, Vines, Couter, Holland, Mickleburough . Joyce, Kraska , STATE BANK 2 3 .2 3.4 .6 5.7.37 UNI . BLACKS 0 .1 0.2 0 .4 1 .5.11 NORTH BRUNSWICK: PFox 3, Marinella 2, J .Briffa, M .Briffa, Burrows. DOVETON 7.9 11 .15 17.21 22 OLD XAVERIANS : Howard 2, McLean, Rathbone, Quin . BEST Grot- PARKSIDE 1 .5 2.6 2.9 5.14.44 BEST Dowsett, J.Briffa, Francis, STsialtas, Cortese, M .Briffa. ANZ BANK 1 .23 .155 gen, Moloney, Howard, .3 4 .5 5.7 7.12.54 Rathbone, Pearson, Grenville. BLACKS : Clarke 1, BEST: Phillipson, Clarke, Pryor, Goding, Coker, COBURG 3 .2 4.5 5 .9 6 .9.45 DOVETON : Hammond 5, Mallop 3, Polglaise 3, Burgess 3, Germano STATE BANK : Allen, Murray, Kennedy, Clayton, Lawton . BEST Doo- Bearham . OLD CAMBERWELL 3.1 7.1 9 .3 14 .5.89 nan, Colbert, Kennedy, Inglis, Pitts, Wabbis 2, Verdi, Giddens, Forgiarini, Brodie, Currie, Parker. BEST Johnton, . PARKSIDE : Waters 2, Fitzgerald, Harriss, Misurelli . BEST: Whitfield, COBURG: Williamson 2, Thomson, O'Sullivan, Elder . Ferraro. BEST: Muirhead, Kay, Mark Page, Germano, Hammond, Burgess . BULLEEN TEMP 7.0 9.4 9 Gard, PHansen, Harris, PPapas. O'Sullivan, Williamson . Elder, Neivant, B .Smith . OLD GEELONG 0 .7 12 .8 .80 ANZ BANK: Woodman 2, Birkenfelds, Harbinson,Farrow, Berdeu, .1 0.2 0.3 1 .4.10 BANYULE 2.3 3.4 5.5 8.6 .54 OLD CAMBERWELL : Buckley 5, Farmer 2, Jepson 2, Armstrong 2, Wright, BEST May, Trimboli, Wright, Boyle, Strahan, Marshall . BULLEEN-TEMP: Weedman 3. Stagg 2, L .Parris 2, Viney, Chaplin, ST. BERNARDS 2 .2 9.3 12.3 13.5 .83 Candiloro, Middleton, Beal . BEST Farmer, Beal, Buckley, Armtrong, AQUINAS 3.3 9.9 12.15 18 Harewood, Rennie, Mason. BEST: Harewood, Mason, Rennie, Ford, BANYULE : Smythe 3, D.Gent 2, G Jepson, Blaney UNIV. REDS .22 .130 Perin, Taylor. .Wiliiams, Hobbs, Gillies . BEST Lusk, 2 .1 2 .2 2 .2 2 .2 .14 Hobbs. PRESTON 2 .4 6 .9 9.10 11 .11 .77 AQUINAS: Whelan 7, Bell 3, Clarke 2, D.Wright 2, G.Wright 2, Grier- OLD GEELONG: Smith. BEST White, Morton, Sharpe, toney, Dyer. ST- BERNARDS : Looker 9, P.Monoghan, Guicas, J .O' OLD IVANHOE 1 .1 1 .1 1 .2 1 .3 .9 son, Van Kerkhoven . BEST Wilkinson, Whelan, Van Kerkhoven, THERRY 0 Connell, PO'Dea. BEST Looker, O'Dea, Russo, PWood, D .Burke, PRESTON : Ryan 3, Johnson 2, Calcutt 2, Cummings 2, Hodgson, D.Wright, Livingstone, Phelan . .1 1 .1 1 .2 1 .3 .9 ELTHAM 5.5 8 .6 12 .9 16 .9.105 PMonoghan. Allen. BEST: Djarlis, Johnson, Monsey, McGaw, PBullock . UNIV. REDS : PBarone, Andrews, BEST Duffus, Roughsedge, Fosse, THERRY: McLeod 1 . BEST Ayad., Griffiths, McLeod, Gregory, D.Lyons, FAWKNER 0.1 1 .2 1 .4 1 .6.12 OLD IVANHOE : Conboy, BEST Conboy, Dowell, Cuttrnss, A .Haug . DeAngelis, Gosdschan, Cook. Reddna . IVANHOE 1 .2 2 .4 5 .5 6 .9.45 Lynch, Veal . OLD CAREY 5 .2 6.6 7 FAWKNER : Burke t . BEST ST .8 11 .10.76 ELTHAM : McVicar 5, Fitzpatrick 3, Penna 2, Weatherill 2, Baxter, Sa- : Burke, B.Smith, Walker, Dehenin, TScott, ST. KEVINS 8.14 .62 . ANDREWS 2 .6 6.7 6.8 6 .11 .47 gar, Stone, Dare. BEST: McVicar Baxter, Phelan, Taryan, Penna, Dare Johnson . ELSTERNWICK 5.6 .36 OLD CAREY: Hearn 5, Clements 2w, Thomas Hughes, Homberger, IVANHOE Blythe 3, Decis, Doyle, Woolfe Mitchell NORTH OB 3.6.24 . BET Flynn, Hoffman, ST. KEVINS : Bare 2, Lawrence 2, Olsen, C.Nettlefold, PTaberner Whe- . BEST. Clements, Legear, R .Evans, Hearn, Macauley, Hughes. BALACLAVA 12 .12.84 Raftopoulos, Woolfe, Daffy, Balcombe. lan . BEST: PCollier, Clark, J.Nettlefold, Whelan, Joyces, P.Taberner. ST. ANDREWS : N . Taylor 2, DiCianni, Jones, Steward, Wilson . BEST BALACLAVA : McCluskey 3, Jones 2, A .Dix 2, S .Dix 2, Officer, Skeet- ST. KILDA 2 .1 4 .3 6 .7 9.7.61 ELSTERNWICK : Harrocks 2, D .Mahony 2, Ritchie. BEST Johnston, Funnell, Gibson, Iles, Little, Phelan . er, Haycroff. BEST: Jones, M .Inkster, A .Dix, P THERRY 3 .0 5.3 8 .4 9.4.58 Daniels, Lloyd, Hankin, Grandemange, Ginkel . 32 .McCluskey Musck, Austin . THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 33 BULLEEN UNITED 3.3 6.5 9.6 12 .10.82 OLD CAREY: moore, McLean. BEST McDonald, Boyle, Salmon, Newman, Jury, Hands 3, Tren6eld 2, D.Henderson, Wolf. Sganota G• O l_D HAILEYBURY: Ferguson 3. Lassock 2, Lane . BEST: Bennett, Far- HEATHERTON 1 .0 2.1 2 .2 2 .2 .14 a ns, Charles. Fountas. BEST Wolf . D Henderson, Benton . - Flockhart, Larkworthy . Raw, Rasmusse n Web b field . Gittins . . D Barro, Tren- BULLEEN UNITED : Delaney 4 . B Wilson 2, S .Dowd. Belmore, Kinnaird, 2 .4 4 .7 6.10 12.10.82 OLD PARAD . PURPLE: Mills 2, Wadham 2, Naim. Robertson, Chester, Reynolds . Veitch . BEST Christopherson, Whitman, Zorzi, Flanagan, OLD BRIGHTON Tew, Hinkley, Dunnell, Scammell, Pimental . BEST. JTobm• Annenson, ST ANDREWS : Andrews 3, Artis, James. Rozenbacks. BEST Andrew•, S{ KILDA 3 .1 6.2 7.1 0 9 .15.69 Dowd, Kinnaird L Esposito, R .Esposto. Kneyon, Overend• Schan g Pimental, Rodrigues. Mount, Lynch . . KILDA: Donald 3, Vanzo 2, Rossiter, Gilmore, McNeil, Fogarty . HEATHERTON : Link . Pope. BEST Sawyer. Scully, Elliott, R .Watson . FOOTSCRAY INST. 2 .1 2 .2 4.4 6.5.41 ST ;i Brslin, Jackson, Murnhy. Rossiter, Donald, Trabinger. CAUL . GRAMMAR 4.2 7.5 11 .9 12 .12 .84 Alby, Spink s ST. LEONARDS 2 .3 7.6 7.10 MONASH 4 .1 4.3 5 .10 8.10.58 9.11 .65 OLD BRIGHTON: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . FOOTS . INST. Rinaldi 2 . Fenton 2 . Allan, O'Shannessy BEST Fit .; . CAULFIELD GRAMMAR AND MONASH - Goal Kickers and Best di . Fenton . Allan . Gibbs. Dick, Barrett . Players not receive d ST. LEONARDS : Goalkickers not available TOTAL TEAM EFFOR IVANHOE 17.26.128 T WILLIAMSTOWN 6 .5.41 OLD ESSENDON 12.14.86 BRUNSWICK 2 .4.16 IVANHOE : Rawley 7, Pettingill 3, Parkinson 2, Lengacher 2, Zimmer- pj, liT t= FRIARS - A BYE man, Hall• Lunn. BEST. Tucker, Donahue, Flynn, Rawley, Lengacher, OLD ESSENDON : Thompson 3, Milner 2- Cotter 2, Bilby 2, Crossley HAMPTON ROVERS 5.4 7.5 11 .10 12 .10 .82 0'Connel 2 . Ainsworth . BEST Ainsworth, Poulton. Crosley, Bdby. Cotter, P.Henry. COLLEGIANS 4 OLD PARAD . PURPLE 5.2 8.5 11 .6 12 .10 .82 WILLIAMSTOWN : Madigan 2, Dervan 2, Morelli, Ross. BEST. Der- BRUNSWICK: Carroll, Reichelt . BET. Santacattenna, Forde, Huck- .4 8 .7 11 .7 14 .9,93 stepp. Fitzpatrick . Reichelt . Sheeha n DE LA SALLE 1 .3 2 .7 7.9 10-14,74 HAMPTON ROVERS : Newman 6, Boyle 2, Devereaux, Gattuso, Lux- van, Monardo, Smith, Morelli, Mazouns, Ros s COLLEGIANS STATE BANK 5.6 10.13 14.17 21 .22 .148 : Daly 3, Lie 2, Lucas 2, Griffith, Jones, McQueen, Ryan, Stephens, Thomas, Evans. BEST. Dsaly, Seaton, Griffith . Conron, CLAYTON 1 .0 1.1 1 .2 1 .3.9 Stephens . Fotheringham . Next week's Matches STATE BANK : Price 4. McKtllop 3 A SECTION H SECTION . Cooney 2. Noronha 2, Saville 2, DE LA SALLE : D.Higgins 2, TBridson, Rudd, O'Callaghan, Richard- Brown . Kelly . Cramen, Hogan. W Smith, Ross. Keating, Curtin BEST. son, Forrest, McKenzie, Toohey Caulfield Graamar v Ormond St. Kilda v State Ban k Cooney. Keating . Curtin . Saville. Price, Noronh a . BEST. Bridson, O'Callaghan, Nichol- son . Drake, Richardson, O'Callaghan . Old Xaverians v Univ. Blues Old Brighton v Eltha m CLAYTON : DTyler. BEST Anderson . Lim, SThomas. F Pietrapaulo Black, Lewis ORMOND 3.1 3.5 3.6 3.8.26 Colegians v Old Scotc h Old Xaverians v Old Geelong UNIV. BLUES 6.2 11 .5 15.10 16 .10.106 POWERHOUSE 2 De La Salle v North Old Boys Bulleen/Temp v Therr y .2 2.5 5 .6 7.7.49 ORMOND : Smith 3. BEST. Bustard, Sermon, Simpson, Todd, Connol- OLD GEELONG 3 .0 6.2 8 .5 12 .7.55 ly Hurren . 3ulleenTemp . v Old Paradians St. Kevins v Powerhouse/Balaclava POWERHOUSE: Stavrinos 3 . Dakin 2, Peppard 2 BEST. PStewart. UNIV. BLUES: B SECTION Richmond Central v North O.B. Peppard, Cnsara . Clough . Stavrinos K .Carmody. Schmidt 4, McKay 4, Cross 2 . McPhee 2, Giles . Bun- tine. BChristie• Klau . BEST: McKay. Banks, Cooper, Giles, Watson, Wylie_ 'vlarcellin v Parkside OLD GEELONG : Friday 3 . Clarke 3. Landale 2. Jewel 2 . McLeod. Par- OLD PARAD. GREEN 4 UNDER 19 SECTION 1 kinson BEST Parkinson . Friday. Clark . Buck . Jewel, McMillan .3 4 .8 9 .14 11,18,84 Old Trinity v St . Bernards MHS OLD BOYS 2 .0 2.3 4 .4 7,6,48 Marcellin v De La Sall e PENIN . O.B. 1 .1 3.2 4 .3 5.4.34 Univ. Blacks v Ivanho e WEST BRUNSWICK 6.6 15 OLD PARADIANS : Philp 4, NiBah 2, Freeman, Larosa, Fuller, Regan, Old Xaverians v Univ. Blues .9 20 .13 23 .20.158 Reid BEST. Philp, Shannon, Fuller, Cotter, Regan, Nibali . ' Banyule v St. Kilda WEST BRUNSWICK : Frisch 10. Anderson 3 . McVeigh 2, PLeatham Collegians v MHSOB MHSOB : Lotherington 2, Harries 2, Feterkranz, McCullagh, Daish . Therry v Fawkner 2 . Pace 2 . Barnes . W .McNece. Baker. Clements BEST. Barnes, Beau- BEST Baker. Harries, O'Connor Ormond v North O.B. mont . Frisch . PLeatham, McVeigh . Pace . Dixon, Tyrell, Lothenngton . C SECTION NORTH O.B BulleenTemp v Old Paradians Green PENIN . O.B.Goal Kickers and Best Players not receive d . 5 .3.33 Thomastown v Hampton Rovers BULLEEN-TEMP. 25 .27.177 UNDER 19 SECTION 2 ST- BEDES 5 MHS Old Boys v Monash Blues .6 8.6 10 .11 14.13.97 NORTH O.B. Alevras 2, Cahill . Skerntt. Dwyer. BEST Alevras, Skerrit, St. Kilda v Old Melburnian s UHS OLD BOYS 0.1 2.3 2 .3 2.4.16 n Orelli . Murphy, Ludlow, Cahill Balaclava v Old Brighto Old Brighton v St . Bernards ST. BEDES : Connolly 4, G.Fitzgibbon 4, Lannan 3, Dover, Daniell, BULLEEN TEMP: Old Melburnians v AJAX McCulloch . BEST: TBeasley. Connolly, Lannan . Dover. G Fitzgibbon . Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . Univ. Blacks v Old Scotch Rernhe r OLD %: ?'S 2 .4 4.7 6.9 9.9.63 Old Haileybury v Kew Banyule v Thomastown MAR(_:- IN 6.4 6.6 9.9 9.13.67 UHS OLD BOYS : Burns, Thompson . BEST. Schuller, Zerna, Johnson . D SECTION Old Haileybury v Therr y Edwards, Thompson, Brooks OLD XAV : . :,fANS: Fenneessy, Hogan, Connors, Logan, McLaugh- Heatherton v North Brunswick hn . Gibson, Klein . Klavac, Berry . BET Logan, Taylor, Berry, Curtain, Bulleen United v Old Camberwell UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Kinghorn• Klavac Williamstown v Old Paradians Purple MARCELLIN: Hewitt 2, Battistella 2, Lennox, Cronin, Cooper, Perry, Old Mentonians v Old Ivanhoe ._ i~-` Smico BEST. Woollec Lennox, McInerney, Finnighan, Srnico, Perry Coburg v St . Kevin s Whitefriars v Monash Blues LA TROBE UNI 3.2 3 .2 5 .3 5 .3.33 Elsternwick v Presto n Caulfield Grammar v Hampton Rovers WILLIAMSTOWN 1 .0 1.4 2 .6 4 .6.30 Ivanhoe - A Bye LA TROBE UNI: McMahon 2, Williamson, Limperakis, Reichelt . BEST E SECTION Campesi, Limperakis• Conroy. McMahon, Rechelt, Andreula . UHS Old Boys v Brunswick WILLIAMSTOWN: Holmes 2, Sarong . Smith . BEST. G .Gammone, St. Bedes v Clayton NO MATCHES NEXT WEEK - G Sarong, S Kennedy, Ryan . PMcGowan . Holmes UNIV. BLACKS 6 .5 14.8 15 .8 21 .15 .141 OLD MELB. 3.1 6 .3 11 .7 14.10 Old Essendon v Old Geelong SOUTH AUST. V VICTORIA AT ADELAIDE WHITEFRIARS 3.5 5.8 8.11 10.15.75 .94 COMM. BANK 0.2 0.7 0.7 1 .7.13 UNIV. BLACKS : Blew 5, Heard 4 5romell 3, Thomas 2, Condon 2, State Bank v Penin . O.B . SUNDAY, 7th JUNE . Vanderderen, Chomely, Saunder~ nobinson, Ellinghaus . BEST Van- West Brunswick v Powerhouse WHITEFRIARS: Puglia 3, OBrien 3. Begley 2 . Nicholas, Dunbar. BEST denderen, Pappas, Heard, Blev, ihomas, Ellinghaus. * At Elsternwick Par k 8 Brown . PHarrison . Le(eI, Nicholas, O'Brien . B Rohan F SECTION OLD MELB : Woxvold 6, Harris 3, Tymms 2 . Gillard, Hope, Read c. St . Andrews v Williamstown COMM . BANK: S McNamee BEST. Mall n . G Martin . Mehmet . Elstoft BEST. Tertll . C.Smdh, Woxvold, Elstoft, Harris, Tymms . G McName e Old Carey v ANZ Bank BANYULE 12 .10 .82 DOVETON 3.0 5 .2 7.4 10.8 .68 ST. BERNARDS 7.16 .58 LaTrobe Univ . v Comm . Bank ANZ BANK 2 .0 3.1 4 .2 6.3 .39 Elsternwick Park BANYULE: Harte 3. Collins 3, Veal 2 . West, Turnbull, Moony, Arendt, Whitefriars v Doveton DOVETON : Mar 3 . D'Aquino . Chisholm, Sweeney. Gibbs, Rhynehart, BEST. Bishop. Turnbull, Mill, Collins, Pyers. Harte. Petrie. Warren BEST. Warren, West . McGougan. Dawes, Mair Guelen . St. Leonards v Univ. Reds ST. BERNARDS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received Programme 1987 ANZ BANK : Brain 3, Bennet, Fort . Leeman. BEST. Fort, Tuckey . Gib- . St . Leonards v Univ. Reds 6n, Birrell• N .Walsh, Simmonds THERRY 1 .4 5.8 8.9 11 .13 .79 Footscray Inst . v Aquinas OLD SCOTCH 4.1 6.1 8 AQUINAS 4 .8 7.12 9.14 14 .14 .98 .5 9 .5 .59 G SECTION May 23rd - Old Scotch v De La Salle (A) UNIV. REDS 0 .1 0.3 2 .5 2.8.20 THERRY: Reddick 5, TShine 3, Muller 2, J .Masters. BEST T.Taylor, Red- dick, T.Shine Bediec Tyler, O'Kearney. Marcellin v De La Sall e May 30th - Banyule v St. Kilda CBOC (B) AQUINAS: M Box 4, Ryan 4. S O'Loughhn 2 . Smith 2• S Alford . Duffy . (B) BEST A Alford . Stahl, King . Savrs . Ryan, DO'Loughli n OLD SCOTCH : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . Kew v Old Scotc h June 13th - Parkside v Therry CCOB June 14th - St UNIV. REDS: P Hille• Gerry Maloney BEST. Gerry Maonley TDuddy, THOMASTOWN 1 .0 5.3 9.7 11 .7.73 Monash Whites v St . Bernards . Kevins v Old Mentonians (D) FRussell . SSalzano• D. Basecio . Zapel6 OLD HAILEY 3.3 4 .6 5.8 610.46 Collegians v Port Colts June 20th - Old Paradians v Collegians (A) OLD CAREY 2 .5 6 .8 9.11 11 .19.85 THOMASTOWN: G .Camdlen 3, B.Vasdiadis 2, DeVincentis 2, Zaicos, Old Hailey v Old Melburnians June 27th - Ormond v Old Scotc h (A) ST. ANDREWS 2.2 4 .3 5 .4 6.4.40 Micevski . Vitale. BEST Czerny, Staios, Stoicevski . Alberti, Moio, Zaicos. GTV9 v Blood s July 4th - Fawkner v Marcellin (B) 34 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 35 Dec is, Ivanhoe ( 1) 11 Isles, Coburg ( -) 9 Gars. Univ. Blacks ( -) 11 Weedon, Elsternwick ( -) 9 Searle, Banyule ( -) 9 lies, Old Camberwell ( -) 9 ,~i chardson, Therry ( -) 8 E RESERVES Selleck, Fawkner ( ) 9 Frisch, West Brunswick (10) 15 pnill ipson, Univ. Blues ( -) 8 Fordham, Old Essendon ( -) 14 NATIONAL TRUSTEES C RESERVE T.Beasley, St . Bedes ( -) 10 The future garry, Kew (7) 19 Jackson, St . Bedes ( -) 9 is assured. gelmaine, Old Brighton ( -) 17 A.1 ternber of the National Mutual Group of Companies ,~' i~ Fitzgibbon, St. Bedes (4) 9 " M.16 VVlse, Old Haileybury (6) 17 F RESERV E Gleeson Thomastown ( -) 13 Mallon„ Doveton ( -) 20 Dawson, Old Melb. ( -) 13 Begley, Whitefriars (2) 19 A SECTION Bonnyman, Whitefriars (3) 24 LiIburne, Old Melb. ( 1) 13 Box, Aquinas (4) 18 Herman, Collegians (4) 33 Bibby, Comm . Bank (1) 22 D RESERV E Clark, Old Carey ( -) 16 Schuhkraft, Ormond (6) 29 Hearn, Old Care y (5) 21 .Nettlefold, St. Kevins ( 1) 16 Ryan, Aquinas (4) 15 S.Curtain, Old Xaverians C (3) 28 Burgess, Doveto n (3) 21 PAarinella, North Bruns. (2) 11 O'Loughlin, Aquinas (2) 1 3 C. Lowe, De La Salle (5) 22 G SECTION Ryan, Preston ( 1) 1 0 Sherwen, Old Scotch ( 2) 21 McNamara, Po rt Colts (5) 26 Maclnnes, Univ. Blues (3) 19 D . Robinson, Blood s ( ) 18 150 GAMES AT U.H .S.O.B . 100 GAMES AT WEST BRUNSWICK Campbell, Old Scotch O 18 Engel, De La Salle Gleeson, Old Paradians (2) 15 in 1978, Tony Boyce first donned the green and tan (2) 18 Maclsaac, Kew ( 1) 13 for U.H .S., and All players and supporters congratulate Shane M .McDonald, Ormond ( 1) 16 Sweet, Port Colts guernsey now he has reached the ( 1) 10 milestone of 150 games for the club. "Boycie's" Casley on playing his 100th game against M .H .S .O.B. Pace, Bulleen-Temp . ( 1) 15 DePace, Monash Whites today. Shane first played with the club in 1981 and Tyquin, Univ. Blues O 8 career has been a colourful one ; a member of two { ) 13 Teale, Collegians O 8 reserves premiership sides, two reserve best and our last U19 team and graduated to the seniors in Wallis, Univ. Blues ( 1) 13 H SECTION fairest awards to his name, club treasurer in 1984,'85 1982 making the transition with ease . Initially Shane B SECTION Fitzpatrick, Eitha m was played at centre half forward and full forward but Freeman, Parksid e and '86, a committee member for five years, captain (3) 36 Dare, Eltha m of the 1983 reserve team, and present day captain his skills were better employed at the other end of the Petroff, Marcellin ( ) 20 McVicar, Eltham coach of the reserve side . A tireless worker around ground . The "legend" has played a great number Korp, Fawkner ( ) 20 Lang, Richmond Central the club, "Boycie" can usually find something to be of games at full back and his close checking style Kennedy, Ivanhoe ( 1) 19 Fogarty, St. Kevins and defensive skills have kept many a full forward to Heath, Univ done on training nights which must be given prefer- . Blacks () 18 UNDER 19 SECTION 1 the minimum number of goals . The legend is also a G. Dwyer, Ivanhoe ence to actually getting out on the track! But on the (3) 18 Walton, Univ. Blues prodigious kick and he "passes" the ball from full Saduki, Marcellin field he has never been known to duck his head - ( 1) 17 Randall, Marcellin back to the centre - it's no wonder he doesn't usual- Pattinson, Univ. Blacks he's just perfected the art of the "low-dodge'. (We real- 15 Connors, Old Xavs. ly must get you some longer stops, Boycie) . Serious- ly have time to get up there and get the handball back . Flarve, St . Kilda CBC ( 1) 14 Freeman, Old Parad . Green ly, the work "Boycie" does around the club is greatly Well done Shane on this milestone. O'Rouyrke, Therry ( 1) 14 Rudd, De La Sall e appreciated by all, and he really is the type of mem- Note : Against Peninsula on Saturday Darre n Frish Drum, Old Trinity O 13 Higgins, De La Salle Williams, Parksid e ber who makes a club "tick". Indeed alot of the credit broke a club record for the most number of goals (4) 13 UNDER 19 SECTION 2 for both the on and off the field success of the club kicked by a player in our reserves team, Dar re n, who C SECTION Bromell, Univ. Black s (3) 21 plays as a rover, kicked 10 goals 5 points and gave Mitchell, Old Melb. (4) 26 Sunderman, Old Brighton in recent years can be awarded to "Boycie". Con- (2) 16 gratulations Tony, on your 150th game from everyone away 3 goals with the handball over the top . It was Cavanagh, Kew ( 1) 22 Lassock, Old Halley (2) 16 Pryor, Old Brighton at Uni High, and good luck in achieving the next aim a great individual achievement in an extremely good (6) 18 C.Bubis, Thomastown ( ) 15 Gravina, Thomastown in your football career - to play 151 ! winning team effort . 17 Terrill, Old Melb . ( ) 14 I.Rogerson, Hampton Rovers ( 1) 15 Bunny, Old Melb . ( ) 13 THE BLACK LIST KEW (Ca) - $ 5 Cochran, Old Brighton ( ) 15 TShine, Therry (3) 1 3 PRESTON (Sen . & Res .) - (Cb & Cc) - $40 Briskin, AJAX ( 1) 15 UNDER 19 SECTION 3 (Ca) - Failed to phone final scores by 5 p.m. - D SECTION Rese rves by 3 p .m . - FINE - FIVE DOLLARS . ST. KEVIN'S (Cb & Cc) - $20 Lengacher, Ivanhoe RICHMOND CENTRALS (Ca) - $5 Collins, Old Camberwell (3) 31 O'Brien, Whitefriars (Cb) - Also failed to phone sco red by 5.30 p.m. Marquid, Coburg ( ) 22 Martin, Ivanhoe OLD XAVERIANS (U19) (Ca) - $5 - FINE - TEN DOLLARS . ST.KILDA CBC RES . (Ca) - $5 De Morton, North Bruns . (2) 21 Rawley, Ivanho e Stone, St . Kevins (Cc) - Failed to phone A Section details to Pre ss COBURG RES. (Ca) - $5 ( ) 19 Rowan, Whitefriar s Cor respondent by 5 .30 p.m. - score s (if neces- H .Tsialtas, North Bruns . ( 1) 17 Tubb, Hampton Rover PENINSULA O.B. RES. (Ca) - $5 s sa ry) by 6 p .m. - or B Section details by 6 .30 p.m. ST. BEDE'S RES . (Ca) - $5 Kerr, St . Kevins (3) 16 A RESERVE - FINE - TEN DOLLARS . DOVETON RES . (Ca) - $ 5 E SECTION Fisher, Ormon d D. Jenkins, State Bank 7) 31 Karvella, Old Scotch Collins, St. Bedes (5) 26 Forsyth, Ormond PHONING OF SCORES PHONING OF DETAILS Simmons, Old Essendon (2) 24 Panou, Bulleen-Temp. SENIOR & UNDER 19 SECTIONS A SECTION BEFORE 5.30 P.M . McNamara, St . Bedes (4) 20 Mahoney, De La Salle BEFORE 5 P.M . B SECTION 6P.M . to 6.30 P.M. Fitzsimmons, West Bruns . (3) 18 Rennie, De La Salle N .Campbell, Brunswic k ( ) 17 Atta, Old Paradians RESERVES BEFORE 3 P.M. Mr. GEORGE McTAGGART at F SECTION Dillon, North O.B. to MR. RON HALLY at Hammond, Doveton 528 3319 (5) 32 B RESERVE 379 8171 Elliott, Williamstown ( ) 24 Maher, Marcellin (3) 1 8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 37 G SECTION H SECTION 6 0 0 569 227 250 .66 24 Eitham College 6 0 0 596 126 473.02 24 gloods 4 2 0 388 293 132 .42 16 St . Kevins 5 1 0 302 229 131 .44 20 MonashKew White s 4 2 0 329 257 128.02 16 BulleenTemp . 4 0 0 321 78 411 .54 16 4 2 0 326 272 119.85 16 Old Brighton 4 2 0 321 141 227.66 16 )e' La Salle * Colt s 4 2 0 393 413 95 .16 16 Old Geelong 3 3 0 329 333 98 .80 12 i,gians 3 3 0 350 345 101 .45 12 State Bank 3 3 0 331 388 85 .31 12 scotch 3 3 0 389 388 100 .26 12 Old Xaverians 3 3 0 208 270 77 .04 12 r.9eiburnians 2 4 0 214 400 53 .50 8 Richmond Central 3 3 0 296 230 128 .69 12 Ain 2 4 0 242 464 52 .16 8 St . Kilda CBCOB 2 4 0 236 476 49 .58 8 1 5 0 211 423 49 .88 4 Therry 0 5 1 207 474 43 .67 6 ernards 0 6 0 152 374 40 .91 0 Powerhouse/Balaclava 1 4 1 218 551 39 .56 6 North O.B. 0 6 0 171 442 38 .69 0 ' Ineligible player Round 4 HISTORIC DAY AT OLD BRIGHTON AS "THE OLD HAILEYBURIAN S RELENTLESS MARCH" GRINDS ON! ! Today Stephen Bell plays his 100th game for the 300 To Owen Millis - 250 to Peter Latzer club. "Belly", a dashing half-back, centreman or Attention will be most keenly focussed on the ruck-rover as the occasion demands, probably holds Reserves match at Beach Road today as the visiting the dubious distinction of having worn the highest jum- OM's confront an extraordinary double bill Owen Mil- per number ever seen at O .H . - the dreaded num- lis, who first played for Old Brighton in 1968, be- ber 76 - which is still known to surface in all its comes the Club's first ever player to reach the 300 motheaten glory on days when jumpers are in de- game mark . Owen's career has been highlighted by mand . Perhaps Belly has a liking for old guernseys, his skill and endurance, his trusty left foot and a judging by that McKinnon mud brown and off-gold remarkable ability to avoid injury, despite nearly two Hawthorn version he wears to training . Of greter in- aecades of boring in under packs. A fine wingman terest and value to the club, however, is this veritable in the 70's, Owen has played in all the Clubs final ser- Beau Brummel's ball-gathering skills, fleetness of foot ies, highlighting his career with four goals from the and trusty right boot . Not the greatest of talkers, this flank when recalled to help win the 1980 premiership. year he nevertheless turned his recruiting skills on old Owen is captain of the reserves this year and has stablemate David Page with great success. Both are gathered an aging band of stars around him . His fel- proving vital cogs in the reserves machine which is low wingman from the early 70's, John Mackenzie so far unbeaten on the field . is still going, the legendary Mark Dobbie has Now bereft of his werewolf's beard, the dashing util- returned, and even the amazing Fezza Riddell flew ity must have ambitions of regaining that regular down from Brisbane for the Haileybury game . Owen senior berth he held in 1985 and 1986. No doubt too, vows he will play for as long as is necessary to keep that his vocally active father Arthur will continue to Peter Latzer from the club record! spur on Steve in his seventh season with the Bloods . And if Owen's 300th isn't enough for the OM's to It was Arthur who made up the other half of the team cope with, today also marks the same Peter Latzer's unforgetably christened by one of the club wags, 250th game. "I've got youth on my side Fisha!" "Ding and Dong" . the Tsar informed me, "and Millis' record is mine 100th GAME AT ST. KILDA CBO C for the taking". What a legend the Tsar has been since he slipped through the Ajax recruiting net All at St . Kilda CBOC congratulate Bill Fiddler on in 1970. Peter has been an inspiration, a perfect foil playing his 100th game against Therry last Saturday . for the boys who take their footy too seriously. He has This milestone would have been reached much earlier fooled opponents for years - "If someone ever came had it not been for injuries and a year off overseas VAFA representative teams have enjoyed And no matter how many times they're for me, you wouldn't see me for dust!" . He has mur- in 1986. Billy a quiet guy off the field and although the comfort of wool for the last three seasons. machine washed or commercially laundered, dered coaches from McGrory to Templeton, Mullett small in stature, he is big in "heart" and with his tenan- Players like Hampton Rover's David Woolblendmark jumpers stay in shape, season and Hamilton . Even Rocket Cowling couldn't con- cious and fearless play is an inspiration to his team Rogerson seen here in the new Woolblendmark after season . trol him . But is the Tsar's football maturing in the mates. Well done Bill, we all look forward to seeing jumper for season 1987, and Ormond's Phillip twilight of his career? It's been a long time since Peter No. 46 for many more seasons . Kingston wearing the Woolblendmark jumper That's why Woolblendmark has VAFA answered a call to come off the bench at Parade and FAREWELL AT UNI BLUES responded by heading for the showers ; a long time worn in the 1986 State Games, enjoy the endorsement, because nothing touches wool for economic performance that just goes on too since the field umpires "delusions of grandeur" Today University Blues reluctantly say farewell for feeling of wool every week because the VAFA this season to talented utility player Darrell Gust, who and on . at Latrobe Uni . Peter still talks of the day he kicked is one of a growing number of association s the sides entire 6 goals in waist deep mud at Carey is travelling overseas . Since joining the Blues from who have made the change to Richmond juniors where he was captain of their Woolblendmark jumpers - and followed up by kicking our entire score the Woolblendmark jumpers premiership side, "Gustie" has been a most valua- . are made to Australian Wool next week at Hampton Rovers - 2 goals 2! The legends just grow as the man with the best body and ble player. He earned state selection in his first sea- They've made that change Corporation standards by Hugh because they know that wool worst head in the Southern Hemisphere passes on son with the Blues and again this year he made the Lyons for the VAFA, and are state training squad but because of his overseas com- provides maximum comfort his wisdom to the clubs younger brigade and taunts available through VAFA . Manificent mitment was forced to make himself unavailable. All whether players are performing Garment by Hugh Owen Millis with threats to play forever Marketing on 417 7184 or from performances from number 19 and 29 - well done Blues supporters and players will miss Darrell both in hot or cold conditions. I+yOTl (03) 583 3277 Hugh Lyons on 583 3277 . from all of us fellas . The relentless march goes on - on and off the field and hope that we will see him back 38 at the University in the not too distant future. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 any chance of winning the game Peter? 39 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 II~~ COMMANDER COMPUTER SYSTEMS PTY . LTD . ~.i~. V.A.F.A. PREMIERSHIP LISTS COMMANDER W L D FOR AGST % Pts. W L D FOR AGST COMPUTER S % Pt a ~ ® A SECTIO N Un iv. Blacks 4 2 U 299 285 104 ~~ ~~ I> Ormond 6 0 0 593 457 129 .76 24 .9 1 l Old Paradians Ivanhoe 3 3 0 326 519 62.81 12 l z 5 1 0 624 387 161 .24 20 Therry 2 4 0 411 441 9320 8 Old Xaverians 4 2 0 630 442 142 .53 16 Old Scotch Old Trinity 2 4 0 347 473 73,36 8 3 3 0 633 524 120 .80 12 Banyule 1 5 0 407 536 75 For almost 100 years Victorians have placed their trust in Univ. Blues 3 3 0 564 474 118.99 12 .93 4 De La Salle Fawkner 1 5 0 215 324 66 .36 4 3 3 0 523 503 103 .98 12 C RESERVE SECTIO N Collegians 2 4 0 527 585 90 .09 8 National Trustees. Contact the experts at National Trustees on Caulfield Grammar Kew 5 1 0 503 275 182.91 20 2 4 0 478 649 73 .65 8 Old Haileybury 5 1 0 387 287 134 North O.B. 2 4 0 499 695 71 .80 8 Thomastown .84 20 the planning of your Will, and let them carry out your wishes . Bulleen/Temp 0 6 0 425 780 54 .89 0 4 2 0 451 338 133 .43 16 Old Melburnians 4 2 0 480 377 127.32 16 B SECTION M .H .S .O.B. Parkside 6 0 0 722 3 3 0 342 340 100.59 12 562 128.47 24 Hampton Rovers 3 3 0 422 442 95 1VMVNAL S RUSTEES Therry 5 1 0 742 512 144 .92 20 Balaclava .48 12 Marcellin 5 1 0 627 3 3 0 356 451 7894 12 441 142 .18 20 Monash Blues 2 4 0 396 374 105 The future is assured. St. BernardsO .C. 4 2 0 518 511 101 .37 16 Old Brighton .88 8 A Member of the National Mutual Group of Compa m Ivanhoe 3 3 0 618 1 5 0 254 545 46 .61 4 677 91 .29 12 AJA X 0 6 0 276 601 45,92 0 Univ. Blacks 2 4 0 558 588 94 .90 8 Fawkner D RESERVE SECTIO N 2 4 0 535 641 83 .46 8 P reston MBOB 6 0 0 546 Old Trinity 2 4 0 531 653 81 .32 8 225 242.67 24 Banyule St . Kevins 5 1 0 467 268 174.25 1 5 0 599 705 84 .96 4 No rth Brunswick 4 2 0 460 20 St . Kilda CBCO B 0 6 0 51 0 287 160.28 16 670 76 .12 0 Elsternwick 4 2 0 39 5 448 88 .17 C SECTIO N Bulleen United 3 3 0 274 16 Old Melburnians 6 0 0 772 469 164.61 24 272 100 .74 12 Coburg 3 3 0 363 376 9654 Kew 5 1 0 797 514 155.06 20 2 4 0 12 Monash Blues Old Mentonians 392 444 88.29 4 2 0 622 482 129 .05 16 Old Ivanhoe 1 5 0 326 8 Old Brighton 4 2 0 600 490 122 .45 16 548 59.49 4 Old Camberwell 1 5 0 252 567 44,44 Thomastown 3 3 0 613 600 102 .17 12 Heatherton 1 5 0 21 4 Old Haileybury 1 511 41 .29 4 2 4 0 495 552 89.67 8 E RESERVE SECTIO N MHSOB 2 3 0 499 637 78.34 8 Balaclava West Brunswick 5 1 0 550 275 200 .00 20 2 3 0 527 702 75.07 8 St . Bedes 5 1 0 427 217 196 Hampton Rovers 1 5 0 457 779 58 .66 4 .77 20 Old Essen . Gramm. 4 2 0 462 241 191 .70 16 AJAX 0 6 0 50 1 658 7614 0 State Bank 4 2 0 484 258 187 D SECTION .60 16 Old Geelong 4 2 0 486 282 172 .34 16 St . Kevins 5 1 0 531 459 115.69 20 Brunswick 3 3 0 146 298 48 Old Ivanhoe 4 1 1 657 519 126.59 18 .99 12 Old Camberwell Powerhouse 2 4 0 240 444 54 .05 8 3 2 1 602 593 101 .52 14 U.H .S .O.B. 2 4 0 189 419 45 Preston MBOB 3 3 0 500 428 116.82 12 .11 8 Old Mentonians Clayton 1 5 0 130 495 26 .26 4 3 3 0 564 494 114 .17 12 `Peninsula O.B. 0 6 0 133 318 41 North Brunswick 3 3 0 559 539 103 .71 12 .82 0 Bulleen United Ineligible player Round 4 . 3 3 0 527 514 102 .53 12 F RESERVE SECTIO N Eisternwick 2 4 0 552 672 8214 8 Heatherton Whitefriars 6 0 623 183 340 .00 24 2 4 0 428 638 67.08 8 Doveton SJOC 6 0 511 256 199 Coburg 1 5 0 541 652 82.98 4 .61 24 Aquinas O .B. 5 579 242 239 .26 20 E SECTIO N 5 St . Bede s LaTrobe Univ. 349 264 132 .20 20 5 0 524 330 158 .79 20 Wd6amsto,,n CYMS 3 3 420 Old Essendon Gramm 348 120 .69 12 5 0 512 404 126.73 20 Old Care y 3 3 444 375 118 State Bank 5 0 636 509 124.95 20 .40 12 ANZ Bank 3 3 362 343 105 .54 12 Brunswick 4 2 0 708 349 202.87 16 St . Andrews 2 4 Old Geelong 257 465 55 .27 8 4 2 0 572 444 128 .83 16 University Reds 1 5 277 West Brunswick 445 62 .25 4 2 4 0 549 597 91 .96 8 Footscray Inst . 1 5 221 U.H .S.O.B. 2 4 0 533 613 86 .95 8 493 44 .83 4 Powerhouse St, Leonards 1 5 176 553 31 .83 4 2 4 0 430 619 69.47 8 Comm . Bank 0 6 178 Peninsula O.B, 1 5 0 281 716 39.25 4 562 31 .67 0 Clayton UNDER 19 SECTION 1 0 6 0 389 732 53.14 0 Univ. Blues F SECTIO 6 0 0 853 268 318 .28 24 N Old Xaverians 5 1 0 634 Doveton SJOC 6 0 0 783 293 267 .24 24 271 233 .95 20 Whitefriars Marcellin 5 0 69 4 404 171 .78 20 6 0 0 890 403 220 .85 24 Bulleen Temp . 4 2 664 Aquinas O.B. 524 126 .72 16 5 1 0 815 386 211 .14 20 Old Farad . Green 4 2 597 491 121 Williamstown CYMS 4 2 0 624 501 124 .59 16 .55 16 De La Salle 3 3 566 561 100 .89 12 Old Carey 4 2 0 558 575 97 .04 16 St Ormon d 5 355 544 65 .26 4 . Andrews 3 3 0 644 577 111 .61 12 Collegians 5 473 LaTrobe Univ. 2 4 0 593 640 92 753 62 .82 4 .66 8 M.H .S .O.B. 5 319 550 58 .00 4 Footscray Inst. 2 4 0 451 623 72 .39 8 Univ North O.B . 0 6 146 1014 14 .40 0 ------. Reds 2 4 0 458 673 68 .05 8 UNDER 19 SECTION 2 Comm . Bank 1 5 0 455 745 61 .07 4 Therry 5 0 727 Yes, I would like to learn more about the services provided by National Trustees . I am ANZ Ban k 1 5 0 299 713 41 .94 4 530 137 .17 20 St Leonard St . Kilda CBCOB 4 2 0 416 542 76 .75 16 particularly interested in: s 0 6 0 305 825 36 .97 0 Old Scotch 3 2 1 531 ( Please tick where appropriate) . A RESERVE SECTIO N 549 96 .72 14 Ormond St . Bernards 3 3 0 499 427 116 .86 12 ❑ ❑ ❑ 5 0 675 397 170 .02 20 Univ. Blacks 3 3 0 654 WILLS TAXATION POWER OF ATTORNEY De La Salle 4 2 0 610 374 163 652 100 .31 12 .10 16 Banyule 3 3 0 524 565 92 .74 12 ❑ ASSET MANAGEMENT ❑ RETIREMENT PLANNING Old Scotch 4 2 0 552 488 113 .11 16 Old Melburnians 2 3 1 659 Nort h O.B. 4 2 0 468 449 104 665 99 .10 10 .23 16 Old Haileybury 2 4 0 535 533 100 .38 8 Collegians 4 2 0 452 468 96 .58 16 Thomastown 2 4 0 363 Name (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms):...... Old Paradians 3 3 0 470 416 112 504 72 .02 8 .98 12 Old Brighton 2 4 0 373 625 59 .68 8 Old Xaverians 2 4 0 354 533 66 .42 8 UNDER 19 SECTION 3 Address: ...... -- ...... Univ. Blues 2 4 0 402 611 65 .79 8 Whitefriars 6 0 0 673 256 262 .89 24 Bulleen Temp, 1 5 0 439 550 79 .82 4 Ivanhoe ...... Postcode ...... Caulfield Grammar 5 1 0 693 323 214 .55 20 1 5 0 349 592 58 .95 4 Caulfield Grammar. 5 1 0 699 463 150 .97 20 B RESERVE SECTIO N Monash Blues 3 3 0 427 395 108 .10 12 Phone Number (Work):...... (Home) :...... Marcellin 5 1 0 361 294 122 .79 20 Hampton Rovers Parkside 2 3 1 523 659 79 .36 10 4 2 0 484 275 176 .00 16 Williamstown CYMS 1 5 0 266 574 46 .34 4 To : National Trustees, 95 Queen Street, Melbourne, 3000. Tel. (03) 602 4644, St . Kilda CBCOB 4 2 0 420 329 127 .66 16 Fawkne r or 46 Queen Street, Bendigo, 3550. Tel . (054) 43 0433. St . Bernards O.C . 4 2 0 405 1 4 0 55 203 27 .09 4 319 126 .96 16 Old Parad . Purple 0 5 1 288 787 36 .59 2 Continued on previous page E AMATEUR FOOTBALLER OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION REGISTERED FOR FOSTING AS A PUBLICATIO N CATEGORY B Your lump sum payout ought to be earning super- high interest. Ifyou've recently invested, or are about to invest, your lump sum superannuation payou t in a low interest return fund, we suggest you think again. You may well be cheating yourself of considerable extra interest and thousands of extra dollars. For information on how to move your money into our high , - - ~ ~ °- return Super Guard Portfolio, P] ilk - contact your local National Mutual agent now. The Duty Officer National Mutual Centre 447 Collins Street FM - Melbourne 3000 rosters il Football Tel : 616 391 1 NM®NAL TRUSTEES National Mutual The National Mutual Life Association of Australasia Ltd The future is assured. . (Incorporated in Victo a) A Member of the National Mutual Group of Companies