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FOSTERS SHIELD CANBERRA v N.S.W.

ROUND 13 COSTAIN PREMIERSHIP I : ~ ' g',, f1 ____ No. 13 22/23 June, 1985

ACTAFL PRESIDENT~S MESSAGE On behalf of ACTAFL and ACT football followers I extend a very warm welcome to our NSW visitors. We are pleased in the interests of football to see Riverina representatives in the NSW team. The NSW team is coached this year by Ron Thomas who is also State Director of Coaching. Today's game should be a close one. Both teams have lost to Queensland and Tasmania. The Canberra Costain Cats have played well in all representative games this year. We are well aware that NSW played well in their Fosters Shield games. The outcome of today's game will determine third place in the Shield. Whatever the outcome we congratulate players from both teams on t,heir selection to represent their state and I am sure spectators will enjoy an entertaining game. Today ACTAFL admits Alan Smith, Mark Briant. Geoff Harrold and Frank Leverett to the ACTAFL 200 Club. On behalf of football fans in the ACT I congratulate them on their achievement. Bill Mahoney President ACTAFL

ACT /CANBERRA v NSW There have been 30 games between Canberra (or the ACT) against NSW since the first played in Sydney in 1925 and won by NSW. Canberra's first win came in 1939 in the first game played in Canberra between these two tea ms. Canberra won for the first time in Sydney in 1941. In 15 games up to 1961 Canberra lost 8. Since then Canberra has won 14 of the last 15 inclu~ing 3 Fosters Shield games with the one, loss being in 1980 in W~ga. Canberra players travelled by bus, rail and boat to play the 1938 game in Launceston as part of the Australian Carnival. The return game in 1939 at the SCG saw NSW kick a goal in the final seconds to win by 5 points. 1948 was the first year Canberra won both games in Sydney and Canberra. The 1958 game was played on the M.C.G. ACT trailed all day in the 1970 game but got up to win on the siren by 2 points. David Morgan kicked 12 goals in the 1971 win. NSW coach was Alan Jeans in 1979, Sam Kekovich in 1982, Barry Breen in 1984. Kevin Neale kicked 9 goals for the ACT in 1982 and Andy Birzneiks 6 in 1984.

FOSTERS SHIELD The Fosters Shield is a competition for four states -ACT, Queensland, NSW, Tasmania conducted by the National Football League through its Australian Football Championships Ltd. The competition started in 1982 as the Escort Shield. Each team plays each other team and the team with the most points wins the Shield and the right to take part in the Fosters Cup as well as the Shield in the following year. The ACT finished 2nd to Tasmania in 1982, 3rd to Queensland in 1983 and 2nd to Queensland in 1984 on. percentages. 1985 .RESUL:rS Old 21.15 141 d NSW 11.19 85 Tas 22.11 143dNSW19.14 128 Old 21 .16 142 d ACT 18. 22 130 Tas 24.16 160 d ACT 16.16112

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Our Guest Tipster this week is Ken Grigg, Coach of Belconnen.

Prog Ainslie v E.Lake Tugg'ng v M.Weston Obyn v W.Canb

The Record 28 Ainslie M.We5ton Oueanbeyan Miss ACTAFL 15 Ainslie M.Weston W.Canb Guest Tipster 26 Eastlake M.Weston Oueanbeyan CANBERRA v NSW PROGRAM SUNDAY, 23 JUNE 10.00 a.m. Super Rules - ACT v NSW 11.45 a.m. Under 19 Competition Game Ainslie v Eastlake 1.50 p.m. Parade of 1985 ACT Teal and Shell Cup teams 2.05 p.m. Guard of Honour ACT Under 13 and Leeton/Griffith teams 2.15 p.m. Fosters Shield Game Canberra v NSW Half-Time ACTAJFL - Under 10 Northside v Southside

FOSTERS SHIELD POINTS TABLE

p w L F A % Pts OLD 2 2 283 215 131 .63 4 TAS 2 2 303 240 126.25 4 ACT 2 2 242 302 80.13 0 NSW 2 2 213 284 75.00 0

ACTAFL 200 CLUB AIN2LIE: Charlie Smith, Martin Smith, Alan Smith, Don Ross. EASTLAKE: Ken King, Paul Macdonald. MANUKA: Terry Gallagher, Jack Dorman, Bob Franklin, Ken Grigg. QUEANBEYAN: Alan Muir, Col Wheeler, Harold Williams, Maurie McDonald, Geoff Harrold, Mark Briant, James Black. BELCONNEN: Dennis Hopkins. ANU: John Buxton UMPIRES: Karl Blundell, Leigh Hyde, Frank Leverett.

The ACTAFL recognises the valuable_ service certain individuals have rendered to Australian football by way of having played or umpired in 200 or more First Grade matches. Four members will receive certificates and be admitted to the 200 Club at a function at the Australian Football and Sports Club at Football Park prior to the ACT v NSW match. They are Alan Smith, Geoff Harrold, Mark Briant, Frank Leverett. Membership now totals 22 . • Certificates of ·Merit are also to be presented to Reg Proctor (Timekeeper); Robert Anderson (Trainer), Don Andrews (Asst. Team Manager, Umpire), Harry Marr (Team Manager, Canberra Costain Cats). John Roberts A. C. T.'·DISTRIB UTORS GRANT EMBROIDERED EMBLEMS SUNB USTER CAPS SCREEN PRINTING DIAMOND PRINT ADHESIVE STICKERS KEY RINGS FOOTBALL AND Quotes supplied for Clubs, Schools & Indu$try SPORTING SOUVENIRS PHONE JOHN ROBERTS 862369 SUNDAY'S MATCHES ACT SUPERULES NSW SUPERULES Guernsey: Royal Blue and Gold Guernsey: White with Red V 1 TREVOR ZELTNER (coach) 1 CHRIS BRADLEY 2 PETER SCOTT 2 JOHN EDWARDS 3 JOHN BOURKE 3 IAN SHARP 4 TREVOR BENNETT 4 ALF SULLIVAN 5 BOB MARSH 5 BILL BIOK f'I PETER McKERNAN 6 PETER BURGESS 7 KEVIN DELMENICO 7 GREG CHAMBERLAIN 8 GEOFF GIRVAN (captain) 8 JOHN ECKERSLEY 10 BOB McGRATH 9 BARRY HICKEY 11 PHIL GOULDSON 10 TREVOR CORAM 13 BILL ROBBIE 11 KEN CANNANE 14 MARK GAZZOLI 12 DENNIS CONLON 15 TONY VAN DIEMAN 13 BRIAN POLLOCK 16 HARf.lY BROKKEN 14 DARREL CRITCHER 17 GREG WEIR 15 BRIAN FLYNN 18 ALLAN HARTWELL 16 IAN FRASER 19 PETER BRASSILL 17 DAVID GRACE 20 MAX JOHNSTON 18 IAN HARRY 21 ROD ELLIS 19 ED HOOD 22 BOB CORRIGAN 20 KEVIN KIRK 24 RAY BUCKLEY 21 ROGER LEDWIDGE 25 JOHN DRUMMOND 22 JEOFF McLEAN 27 FRANK JONES 23 ST AN McLEOD 28 STEVE ALLEN 24 KEITH SMITH TONY JAMIESON BARRY SUNA STEVE SWANSAN JOHN LOWE CHRIS WILSON GEORGE GRAY DANNY McGRATH BILL THOMPSON MAX WARNER LES BROWN ROSS ORD BOB McDONALD

A.C.T.A.J.F.L. JUNIOR RULES COMBINED SOUTH SIDE COMBINED NORTH SIDE JOSHUA ANTANAITIS Tugg. Lions MICHAEL BELL West Canberra CAMERON DREWITT Manuka Weston ADAM BLOOM West Canberra DEAN HADLEY Tugg. Lions DAVID GLYNN Ainslie LEE HAMILTON Tugg. Lions PAUL GOODWIN West Canberra LUKE HICKEY Tugg. Lions CAMERON NANKERVIS West Canberra LUKE JESS Tugg. Lions STEPHEN PHILLIPS Ainslie STUART LAING Manuka Weston GARY REID Belconnen GEOFF LOVE Manuka Weston BRENDAN REID Belconnen BRIAN MORTON Eastlake EDWARD SANTI Ainslie BERNIE MUIR Eastlake BRENDAN SPARKS Belconnen ROBERT OWEN Eastlake STUART TIPSON West Canberra DUNCAN PEAK Manuka Weston BEN TURNER Belconnen JEREMY PRIMROSE Eastlake ANTHONY WATKINS Ainslie DANIEL RILEY Manuka Weston PAUL WHELAN Ainslie ADAM VINK Eastlake MATTHEW WOOTEN Belconnen Manager: Bob Makkinga Manager: Pat Brazel Colours: Green and Ciold Colours: Blue and White Bands UMPIRE: SHANE EVANS

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Clue: Has played with West Canberra

Weekly winners will qualify automatically for the draw of the grand prize of 2 tickets to the VFL Grand Final in Melbourne, airfares and accommodation for 2. Total prize value approx. $600. ROUND 11 (9 June) WINNER: Helen Poke, 31 Campell St., Ainslie

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~~~~~-Phone.~~~~~ Mystery Player: ______Just fill in this coupon and deposit at Just jeans Belconnen Mall or Woden Plaza by 12 noon next Saturday. JUS 599! CANBERRA NEW SOUTH WALES COSTAIN CATS 1.;ot0urs: Sky Blue. Black Trim Colours: Blue and Gold Ooach: R. Thomas Coach: R. Oborne Manager: E. Noack Manager: H. Marr Asst. Manager: B. Muir Trainers: 0. Cooper. G. Smith

Age Ht Wt Age Ht Wt 1 GEOFF HOCKING 25 192 83 1 G. PIEPER 27 185 83 2 TONY Vl/YND 20 182 89 2 M. FRASER 26 100 83 4 GREG NICHOLS 27 190 87 3 R. DURNAN 23 182 87 5 PETER BOVl/YER 23 188 85 4 M.WINTER 18 185 81 6 JACK McCORMICK 2'J 170 69 5 I. RAINBIRD 28 180 83 7 MARK SOUTl-M/ELL 27 183 87 6 G. NOACK 23 109 105 9 ANDREWIVlcKAY 18 178 72 7 H. IVlcRAE 24 182 77 10 8 S.COLE 24 182 73 12 JOHN DESS 24 100 82 9 S. ZAHRA 24 180 13 GARRY CONN 26 185 89 10 B. KERSHAW 22 175 78 14 D. LONE 23 179 73 11 G. SPILLANE 28 177 75 15 PETER TAYLOR 26 175 73 12 F. GLEESON 23 172 75 16 PETER HAMILTON 23 185 87 13 P. SMITH 21 185 17 GEOFF HARROLD 31 185 85 14 A CROKE 24 182 00 18 JOHN MILLER 28 184 84 15 I. MALE 20 182 00 19 GRANT O'BRIEN 23 183 85 16 R. PIEPER 24 100 87 17 G. TOSCAN 23 190 83 21 ALANTUTT 25 173 70 19 N. PLEMING 24 199 87 22 SIMON OVERLAND 22 191 94 20 H. HEYSfRATEN 24 MARK THOMPSON 22 100 76 21 A VANDERFEEN 28 193 93 25 PAUL WERNER 23 188 83 23 S. IVlcMAHON 23 190 26 MARK O'SHAUGHNESSY 25 173 68 24 R. MATHERSON 26 175 27 KE I RAN JOHNSON 25 178 75 25 J. HENDRIE 28 PHILGERRANS 30 185 86 26 A O'DONOGHUE 23 100 27 T. MOONEY Time Keepers: Peter Trounce, Andrew McGrath 28 P. QUIRK Prelim. Matches: Reg Garth. Reg Proctor 20 180

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CANBERRA CATS ,___ - NEW SOUTH WALES ' I

GOALKICKERS ...... PEN PICTURES CANBERRA COSTAIN CATS (Note: There nave been 11 Fosters Shield games played 1982-85) 1 GEOFF HOCKING - Belconnen - ruckman. Best and Fairest Belconnen 19B3, ACTAFL Mulr:ioney Medallist 1984. Played with Carlton in the VFL and Claremont in Perth. Has played 6 Fosters Shield games. One of Canberra's best against S.A. last week. 2 TONY WYND - Queanbeyan - centre or ruck rover. In his third representative season. Queanbeyan Best and Fairest 1982, won 1983 Mulrooney Medal and was an-all Australian Under 17 representative. Has played 8 Fosters Shield games. One of Canberra's -best against S.A. 4 GREG NICHOLS - Manuka-Weston - centre half fcrward. Best and Fairest Ainslie 1982, won 1982 Mulrooney Medal. Played a season with Glenelg in S.A. Has kicked 43 goals in club games this year. Played for NSW against ACT in 1981. 5 PETER BOWYER - Queanbeyan - backman. Played first representative game last week against S.A. under 23 and acquitted himself well. In second season with Queanbeyan. 15 JACK McCORMICK -Ainslie - rover. Ainslie's Best and Fairest 1979 and has played over 100 first grade games. Originally from NSW. He has represented the ACT many times. Has played 8 Fosters Shield games.

7 MARK SOUTHWELL - Eastlake - plays forward line or half back line. A regular ACT representative who usually plays well in such games. Played with West Torrens in S.A. Has played 10 Fosters Shield games and over 100 club games.

9 ANDREW McKAY - Manuka-Weston - wing. Has played 3 Fosters Shield games and was an all Australian Under 17 representative in 1983.

12 JOHN DESS - Belconneri - back pocket. In second season of representative football. Has played 4 Foste~$ Shi_eld games. One of Canberra's best against S.A. 13 GARRY CONN - Belconnen - half back. First played for the ACT in 1984 and has played 2 Fosters Shiel.cl games. Played for Tasmania against VFL. Is leading CBS Player of the year competition despite absence on rep. duties. One of Canberra's best: against S.A. 14 DON LOWE - Belconnen - utility - In first season with Belconnen having played Monaro League 1984 - First rep. game. 15 PETER TAYLOR - Belconnen - rover- Experienced rep. player - has won Clu~s Best and Fairest , - Played over 100 games 1979, 1982. 16 PETER HAMILTON -Ainslie - halfback. Came to Ainslie in 1984from Newtown in Sydney and was voted most consistent player. In his second season of representative football. Has played 4 Fosters Shield games. One of Canberra's best against S.A. 17 GEOFF HARROLD - Queanbeyan - halfback. Has played 192 first grade games with Ainslie, West Canberra and Queanbevan. Won 3 Best and Fairest awards with West Canberra. TodayVo{ill be hi~ 28t1J. game with the ACT since first representing in 1973. Has played 8 Fosters Shield games.. One of Canberra's best against ::;.A. 18 JOHN MILLER -Ainslie - half forward. H~s played 99 first grade games with Ainslie, won the 1980 Mulrooney Medal. A regular ACT representative, has captained the team and played 9 Fosters Shield games. 19 GRANT O'BRIEN - Ainslie - utility. Versatile plaver who can play in defence or attack. - in second season with Ainslie and as a rep. player. Has played 5 Fosters Shield games. Played in Tasmania and withGlenelg in S.A.

21 ALAN TUTT- Ainslie - rover. Has played over 50 games for Ainslie and played in Adelaide. In his second season of rep. football. Has played 4 Fosters Shield games. 22 SIMON OVERLAND - Eastlake - utility - Has played 87 games with Eastlake and was Best and Fairest 1983. Has played 5 Fosters Shield games. 24 MARK THOMPSON - Queanbeyan -backman. Played first representative game last week against S.A. Under 23 and acquitted himself well. In second full season with Queanbeyan. 25 PAUL WERNER - Eastlake -forward - Has played over 52 games with Eastlake. Played with Swan Districts in Perth in 1983. 2 Fosters Shield games. 26 MARK O'SHAUGHNESSY - Manuka-Weston - rover. In his second year with Manuka-Weston played his first representative game against S.A. last week and was one of Canberra's best. 27 KEIRAN JOHNSON - Tuggeranong - centreman. Has played 95 first grade games in his first season of rep. football and voted best on ground in Queensland game. Despite rep. duties is currently second in CBS Player of the year competition. Has played 4 Fosters Shield games. 28 PHIL GER RANS -Ainslie - utility. Has played 99 games with Ainslie. Made his debutfortheACTin Brisbane in 1982. Has played 1 Fosters Shield game.

ROD OBORNE - Ainslie - forward. Canberra's coach - coached Ainslie to 1984 premiership kicking 57 goals. Has played 5 Fosters shield. Kicked 7 against Queensland. Has played VFL with Collingwood and Richn.10nd. PEN PICTURES NEW SOUTH WALES 1 GERARD PIEPER - Wagga Tigers - ruck rover. Has been on Sydney Swans senior list - good deliverer of ball. Has represented NSW since 1979. 2 MARK FRASER - Ganmain -centre - Captain coach of his club- experienced rep. player. Played with South Melbourne. 3 RUSSELL DURNAN - Narrandera - ruck rover - Captain coach of his club. Has been NSW's best in games against Tas, Old. 4 MICK WINTER - Ganmain - forward. Young but experienced, very good mark, strong contester. 5 IAN RAIN BIRD - St George - back pocket - Experienced State player - former Tasmanian. Has played over 200 games. 6 GEOFF NOACK-Campbelltown- centre half back. Experienced Staie player- Has played over 120 club games. 7 HARVEY McRAE - Baima in - ruck rover. Assistant club coach - goo'd skills in air and ground - consistent performer - best player in OLD v NSW game. 8 STEVEN COLE - Mangoplah - Cookardinia - forward - kicked 6 v Tas, 4 v Old. Good judgement, accurate kick. 9 STEPHEN ZAHRA - Campbelltown - ruck rover - high flyer, good straight kick. 10 BRIAN KERSHAW - centre or rover. Played reserves with Sydney Swans 1984. Has played in W.A. - in 1984 Squad v ACT. 11 GARY SPILLANE - Pennant Hills - centre/rover. Played against ACT 1984 - fast, creative and skilful. 12 FRANK GLEESON - Balmain - ruck/rover. Size belies his toughness. 13 PAUL SMITH - Campbelltown - half back flank - very fast and likes to attack. 14 ANTHONY CROKE - Wagga Tigers - wingman - very elusive, plenty of dash. 15 IAN MALE - Barellan - backman. Strong competitor who always makes it hard for the opposition. 16 RUSSELL PIEPER - Wagga Tigers - utility - Always gives 100% - never stops trying. 17 GERRY TOSCAN - Griffith - ruck - tall, strong mark, never stops trying. 19 NEIL PLEMING - Coolamon - backman - coach of his club. Strong defender. 20 HANS HEYSTRATEN - Ariah Park - ruckman - captain coach of his club. Former Ainslie player and ACT representative. 21 ANDREW VANDERFEEN - East Wagga - Kooringal - utility. Captain coach of his club - Tasmanian rep. player amongst NSW's best against Old and won best player award at Belconnen k.o. this year. 23 STEVE McMAHON - Leeton - ruckman. Solid all round performer. 24 RUSSELL MATHERSON - CampbelltoWn - half back flank. Dour tight checking defender - experienced state player - in 1984 squad v ACT. 25 JOHN HENDRIE - North Shore - half forward. Very experienced player - ex Hawthorn - kicked 4 goals in game aganst ACT last year. 26 ANTHONY O'DONOGHUE - Western Suburbs - rover - good determined - ball winner. 27 TERRY MOOl\!EY - Bankstown - former Ainslie player and ACT representative. 28 PETER QUIRK - Narrandera - trialled with Hawthorn this year. Coach RON THOMAS - NSW Director of Coaching - Richmond 1969/70. First year as NSW coach.

THE GOODSPORrS I Ai ION

CHANNEL 10 CANBERRA'S CO OMA INDEPENDENT GO UL BURN TELEVISION TUGGERANONG STATION THIS WEEKEND'S UMPIRES Match Field Boundary Goals FIRST GRADE Ainslie v Eastlake F. Leverett P. Auld V.Cristofani R. Taylor S. McLean R. Reynolds Tuggeranong v M.Weston A. Wallensky L. Gleeson J. Milton D. Lyne M. Channon D. McLinden Queanbeyan v W.Canberra D. Pyne C. Prowse J. Wright S. Gnaden L. Roberts P. White Canberra v NSW V. Vasiliou A. Perry J. Perry R. Stacey R. Forster D. Malcolm

RES!ORVE GRADE Ainslie v Eastlake M. Bailes P. Jablonsky L. Bain A. Cavuoto R. Martin B. Blight Tuggeranong v M.Weston M. Anderson M. Allen J. Milton G. French D. Lawrence D. McLinden Oueanbeyan v W.Canberra C. Leach J. Wright C. Buckley P. White

Super Rules ACT v NSW B. Stirling ACT P. Alomes B. Blight J. Mcsweeney NSW M. McKerihan R. Reynolds

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AINSLIE EASTLAKE TUGGERANONG Royal Blue, Red, White and Black White, Red V Re.d and White hoops vertical panels 1 S. GALLOP 1 B. SYMES (Coach-Firsts) 1 A. SMITH 2 P. STUBBS 2 t. WATTS (Coach-Reserv 2 T. IELASI 3 P. WERNER 3· J. BOX 3 G. STEWART 4 S. FELLOWES 4 P. WILSON 4 P. HAMILTON 5 B. MICKELSON 5 G. JOHNSON 5 T. FISHER 6 E. RICKMAN 6 J. KEEN 6 G. CROSER 7 A. DUFFY 7 P. FERGUSON 7 J. MILLER 8 P. YATES 8 R. TICKNER 8 R. OBORNF 9 K. MILLER 9 B. MONGER 9 A. BIRZENrEKS 10 G. SAMIOS 10 R. TONNA 10 G. cox 11 J. McEWAN 11 R. HUGHES 11 J. McCORMICK 12 A. LEW FATT 12 C. SHEPHERD 12 W. ROGERS 13 J. ROBB 13 K. JOHNSON (Captain-Fir 13 G. O'SRIEN 14 D. LEWIS 14 M. ALVES 14 G. MILLER 15 C. ROBBIE 15 B. FERGUSON 15. R. HINCKSMAN 16 D. HOURIGAN 16 B. EMERSON 16 G. WRIGHT 17 T. ROBBIE 17 A. TAYLOR 17 B. NEWMAN 18 T. CURTIS 18 A. TUTT 18 L. MILLER 19 K. JOYCE 19 D. CHICK 19 G. HINCKSMAN 20 M. SLATER 20 D. SEYMOUR 20 R. FERGUSON \, 21 R. O'CONNELL 21 N. PHILLIPS !. 21 G. PATTERSON 22 A. HAWKE 22 K. STONE 23 B. HARTAS 23. ALAN SOUTHWELL 24 R. JOB 23 P. GERRANS 24 P. KEOGH 24 K. VAN DIJK 25 T. BYRNE 25 S. OVERLAND 26 P. DIECKMANN 25 W. KELTY 26 J. FEDOROW 26 R. BAXTER 21 M. HOLLIS 27 JIM ED~INGTON 28 1'. ALLEN 27 S. SMITH 28 A. FISHER 28 A. BINK 29 J. MUIR 29 D. VALLANCE 31 S. GEERDINK 29 M. PORTA 30 D. WERNER 30 G. BRODIE 32 K. SENDALL 31 C. CAMPBELL 33 G. ROSE (Captain-Rese1 31 P. PALMER 32 P. SMITH 32 N. HENSEL 34 M. DANKERT 33 J. TURNER 35 G. HOMES 33 G. PRYOR 34 ~ CAMPBELL 34 P. CURTIS 36 J. O'BRIEN 36 M. FERGUSON 35 D. WALFORD 37 J. VIRTUE 37 J. KENNEDY 38 G. FRASIN 36 A. BISHOP 38 T. WOODS 37 M. VARDY 39 D. BLAIR 39 P. DWYER 40 V. ARMSTRONG 38 A. MAHER 40 B. KERLIN 39 R. RENDELL 41 M. SMITH 41 M. HENDERSON-KELLY 42 P. WALSHE 40 G. VICKERS 42 G. QUINLAN 41 A. BARTY 43 G. TOWNSEND 43 S. JULIEN 44 I. BEST 42 M. AHUNDEL 44 M. SOUTHWELL 43 G. GARRETT 45. M. STEELE 45 R. JEFFREY 46 J. CONLAN 44 M. SCHOLES 46 M. DOYLE 47 A. HARWOOD 45 I. BRADFIELD 47 J. BREWER 49 P. TOPP 46 M. READ 48 C. STEWART 47 I. KEMP 49 M. BOUKER 50 D. NULTY 48 D. WILSON 50 D. LAWRENCE 49 D. MONAGHAN 50 D. DENNES

1st 2nd 3rd Final 1st Tuggeranong ,Ainslie Manuka Weston I

;HIP-FIRST, RESERVE AND UNDER 19 GRADE~

JUNE 1985 SATURDAV,22JUNE1985 ~OVAL MARGARETDONOGHOEOVAL QUEANBEYAN MANUKA-WESTON WEST CANBERRA PENNEY WIGHT BULLANTS QUEANBEYAN Black, Gold sash Black and White vertical stripes Black, Red Sash 1 G. PARSONS 1 P. CLOWRY 1 G. DEEBLE 2 D. MARTIN 2 L. McPHAN 2 T. WYND 3 P. DUNN 3 M. KANE 3 B. CANNON 4 D. OLIVER 4 G. NICHOLS 4 A. WHITE 5 P. McMENAMIN 5 R. ENDERS 5 J. L YSEWYCZ 6 R. SMITH 6 B. McELHINNEY 6 D. DANIEL 7 J. TONKIN 7 M. BENN~TI 7 C. HENRY N 8 S. WATT 8 B. PINI 8 R. ANDERSON 9 J. BROEKHUYSE 9 A. McKAY 9 B. HEMMING 10 B. BR EN NAN (vc) 10 P. CLAYDEN 10 G. STEVENS 11 M. DIAMOND 11 D. HARRISS 11 K. ALLES 12 G. DUNCAN 12 P. KING 12 C. IMRIE 13 K. McDONALD 13 P. ANDERSON 13 P. SCULLEY 14 H.POSCH 14 R. MAIDEN 14 R. BURGE 15 K. GLOSSOP 15 A.M. MACKAY 15 D. MILLER 16 G. WHITTLE 16 R. FRANKLIN 16 L. LUCAS 17 j_ BRENNAN 17 M. BOWEN 17 D. 'HIL"J"ON 18 D. HARRISS 18 G. DODDS 18 M. BRIANT 19 J. NELSON 19 B. KANE 19 R. TAYLOR 20 S. CARPENTER 20 K. WISDOM 20 I. BOWYER 21 T. WHITE 21 P. McMAHON 21 R. tUSCHIERI 22 J. SCHEETZ 22 T. KIMBALL 22 R. IMRIE 23 B. SINCLAIR 23 D. WHYTE 23 R.. SMITH 24 R. STANSBOROUGH 24 G. LINEHAN 24 M. THOMPSON Snr 25 M. KONEMAN 25 P. GOSLIN 25 B. BONEFF 26 S. LANCASTER (c) 26 R. BUCKLEY 26 P. BOWYER 27 S. CONNOLLY 27 G. PINI 27 B. WHARTON '28 M. LANCASTER 28 W. BURTON 28 G. HARROLD 29 M. VERBEEK 29 S. GENTER 29 R. McLEOD 30 I. DIAMOND 30 H. JORGENSEN 30 M. THOMPSON Jnr 31 S. BRENNAN 31 G. HAY 31 S. WEST 32 K. O'BRIEN 32 B. DORMAN 32 D. BELL 33 C. STARR 33'G. WALKER 33 G. FORT 34 D. POCOCK 34 M. FRAZER 34 M. KENNEDY 35 J. LYNCH 35 P. FREIDLEID 35 R. CARTERS 36 I. MURRAY 36 B. WIGHT 36 W. NICHOLS 37 P. McGREGOR 37 D. FITZPATRICK 37 J. WOODS 38 S. PRIGG 38 A. FLAHERTY 38 R.SCHELBURGER 39 T. FISCHETII 39 B. HENNESSY 39 B. DOUGLAS 40 S. BLAND 40 G. MEDDEMANN 40 F. PALOMBI 41 A. PARKINSON 41 M. GUMLEY 41 C. McKENNA 42 S. SCHMIDT 42 T. BROWN 42 G. MANDERSON 43 P. MONTGOMERY 43 N. VOZELLA 43 T. SMITH 44 D. OLIVER 44 J. BELLECANTA 44 P.. NEWHAM 45 D. BUNYAN 45 S. WALKER 45 M. CARRUTHERS 46 M. LANGLEY t6 W. MORGAN 46 G. HANNAFORD 47 D. TURNER n R. DORMAN 47 K. NORTON 48 C. FLOOD i8 lli1. REVELL 48 A. HILTON 49 P. O'BRIEN i9 D. POSTAi 49 R. ALLAN 50 R. POCOCK 50 R. MURPHY 50 D. CONDON 51 M. O'SHAUGHNESSY 51 R. N.ICHOLS i2 N. WOODS 52 D. HANPSON B. WATERFIELD ' 3rd Final 1:;t 2nd 3rd Final Queanbevan

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EASTLAKE AINSLIE QUEANBEYAN TUGGERANONG

1 D. GARNIER 1 G. MOON 1 D. EDWARDS 1 D. BOX (Capt) 2 D. PRIDHAM 2 S. CORKHILL 2 S. WEST 3 K. PARROTT 3 G. OREGAN 3 S. DUFFY 3 K. SISSONS 4 M. WILLSHIRE 4 G ALLEN 4 M. SINCLAIR 4 M. FROST 6 B. COLLIS 5 S. WROE 5 T. BREKALO 5 I. ANDERSON 7 M. ROBERTS 6 W. ROBBIE 7 G. BROWN 6 D. SHEPHERD 8 G. CAMPBELL 7 MARK WERNER 8 C. MOHRWKEL 7 R. CALLAN 10 C. WICKSON 8 G. FLUITT 9 D. WILTON 8 G. GEORGE 12 A. INNES 9 J. FULTON 10 G. SIMSONS 9 B. POLLINI 13 D. TUCKFIELD 10 MIKE WERNER 11 G. BISHOP 10 D. FOWLIE 18 J. MANN 11 R. DULAHANTY 14 S. DELORENZO 11 M. BOWYER 19 D. MASSEY 12 M. SKINNER 15 R. BIANCHINI 12 D. HILTON 20 C. HAMON 13 S. EHLERS 16 D. FAGARAZZI 1 3 P. STEVENS 21 S. McDERMOTT 14 S. CURRAN 17 S. STOCKWELL 14 R. COOPER 23 N. MARTIN 15 A. MARSH 19 G. BALZER 15 M.KENNEDY 25 S. METCALFE 16 A. LUFATT 20 P. FINKELD 16 T. INNAMIO 26 I. JONES 19 K. RANSLEY 21 T. RYAN 17 D. SMITH 31 W. HARMER (V.Capt) 20 N. CRUTTENDON 23 T. BOURNE 18 G. WOODS 32 A. LEITCH 21 C. ELIAS 24 P. BROWN 19 P. BRADLEY 33 C. GRAHAM 23 M. PORTER 25 M. PORTA 20 P. DWYER 37 M. PHELPS 43 S. JULIEN 39 S. WITHERS 21 R. PARKINS 41 B. SKELLY 40 S. DUFFY 22 C. SEMMLER 42 C. POWELL 42 G. BROWN 23 D. GRANT 43 S. HIRST 50 I. MUIR 24 G. GIBBS 44 M. HILL I 25 A. BONIELLO 27 D. MONCK . 28 R. MORRISON 'I; 29 M. PATTERNOSTER 31 J. SVEHLA j', ;j[ SPONSORED BY

"'I "I i i. AROUND THE JUNIOR LEAGUE ® by ··eiuey" MERCEDES-BENZ CONGRATULATIONS (Aust.) Congratulations to David Archer for his selection in the All Australian Under 17 team. My spies tell me thatthe selection was well deserved as David played consistentlythroughout the Carnival and did great credit to the ACT through his endeavours.

ANNUAL DINNER This years Junior League Annual Dinner will be held at the Eastlake Football Club on Wednesday the 3rd of July at 7.30 p.m. The cost will be $18.00 per head. Speakers for the evening will be Bob Turner of Mazda Cannons fame and Steve Rixon the cricketer. Master of ceremonies if believed to be a Mr Keith Miller - probably another cricketer!!

UNDER 13'S DO COMBAT WITH THE RIVE RINA This weekend the Junior Leagues Under 13 Representative team P.lays the Riverina. The match is programmed for 10 o'clock on Sunday morning, 23rd June at Sterling Oval. We wish John Mair and his boys all of the best for the future.

THE SUPA-SCOOP ACHIEVER IS: David Archer of the St. Edmunds Club and ACT Under 17 Caltex Teal Cup Representative. David gained selected in · the Ail Australian Under 17 National team. David should contact the Junior League Executive Vice President, Geoff Bartley, Telephone 58 3686 to arrange collection of his Supa-Scoop Prize. NEW SOUTH WALES PLAYERS Geoff Hocking contesting the mark in the 1984 match against Fitzroy.

"COCA-COU." AND "COKE" ARE REGISTERED TRADE MARKS OF THE COCA-COlA COMPANY. THE DYNAMIC RIBBON IS ALSO A REGISTERED TRADE MARK OF THE COCA-CCU COMPANY. SUPPORTED BY COCA COLA BOTILERS - CANBERRA CANBERRA PLAYERS

Left: Mark Southwell playing in a -club match; right: John Miller after the ball again rt Tasmania; below: Peter Taylor clears in a club game.

ACT v S.A. UNDER 23 S.A. - 3.6, 11.15, 15.18, 22.22 (154) ACT - 3.1, 6.3, 12.5, 12.7 (79) Best: Conn, Dess, Hamilton, Hocking, O"Shaughnessy, Wynd, Harrold. Goals: O"Shaughnessy 3, Nichols 2, Werner 2, McCormick 2, Hocking, McKay, Tutt. The Competitive Sports Company.

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In ACT /NSW Games This week we talked to • Highest Score BOB TURNER ACT 28.20 188 ( 1984) - Coach of the Canberra Mazda NSW 21.13 139 (1950) Cannons • Lowest Score ACT Team supported­ ACT 7.8 50 (1947) Manuka-Weston NSW 7.7 49 (1963,1984) VFL Team svpported­ • Biggest Winning Margin Carlton ACT 139 (1984) Football o.lavin.o experience- NSW 86 (1950) None, other man gridiron in USA and some H.L. Touch Football in Australia • Smallest Winning Margin ACT 2 (1970) Best footballP.rs seen- NSW 2 (1960) 'Cowboy· Neale, Hod Oborne, Peter Knights, Kevin Bartlett, Bruce Doull. Tips for '85 ACTAFL f/ag­ Ainslie Tips for '85 VFL flag­ Essendon AWARDS PLAYER OF CANBERRA THE YEAR BUILDING SOCIETY

Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong Ainslie v Belconnen M.Weston v W.Canb 3 J. Muir (T) D. Bennett (B) P. King (M) 2 R.Tonna (T) B. Allison (B) S. Lancaster (W) 1 M. Kennedy (Q) G. Croser (A) P. Clayden (M) PROGRESS POINTS 12-G. Conn (B); 9-K. Johnson (T); 7-K. Miller (E); 6-J. Turner (E) b: Lowe (B), G. Deeble (Q), B. Newman (A), D. Harriss (M), I. Bowyer (Q)

T.W. SHERRIN RESERVE GRADE PLAYER OF THEYEAR AWARD

Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong Ainslie v Belconnen M.Weston v W.Canb 3 C. Imrie (Q) G. Martin (B) P. Anderson (M) 2 P. Woods (Q) T. Monaghan (B) R. Smith (W) 1 P. Harrington (Q) G. Brodie (A) B. Wight (M) PROGRESS POINTS 11-R. Goddard (B ); 6-G. Linehan (M), T. Smith (Q), G. Martin (B), A. Fisher (E), D. Dennes (A), G. Rose (T), E. Woods (E), P. Anderson (M)

COCA-COLA PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Queanbeyan v Tuggeranong Ainslie v Belconnen M.Weston v W.Canb 3 D. Smith (Q) G. Gageldonk (B) J. Trabinger (M) 2 D. Box (T) S. Delorenzo (A) S. Loucataris (M) 1 A. Leitch (T) M. Cosgrove ( B) S. Reid (W) PROGRESS POINTS 10.,-D. B9x (T), S. Reid (W); 9-S. West (Q), J. Maher (M); 8-C. Stubbs (B) C. Elias (E), S. Corkhill (A), D. Smith (OJ, S. Delorenzo (A); 7-G. Gageldonk (B)

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WHATEVER HAPPENED TO . .. ? This week: BRETT HANNAM Brett Hannam a product of Ainslie Juniors played 84 games with Ainslie winning the Best and Fairest award in 1980. He represented the ACT 14 times from 1980 to 1983. Brett moved to South Australian Club Central Districts in 1984 with Coach Kevin Neale and was appointed Captain of that team this year.

1 MIRRORS FOR ALL COMMERCIAL & HOUSEHOLD 1 TABLETOPS GLASS REQUIREMENTS:- NO GLAZING 1 MIRROR TILES b JOB TOO SMALL! 1 PERSPEX 44 KEMBLA ST., FYSHWICK COSTAIN PREMIERSHIP-1985 RESULTS LEADING FIRST GRADE GOALKICKERS Tuggeranong 21.1 O 136 d Queanbeyan 16.16 122 Manuka Weston 12.18 90 d West Canberra 5.10 40 45 - M. Manson (B) (5) Belconnen 15.20 110 d Ainslie 14.15 99 43 - G. Nichols (M) (-) RESERVE GRADE 41 - B. Symes (T) (6) Hilton Queanbeyan 13.13 91 d Tuggeranong 7.8 50 36 - D. (Q) (5) Manuka Weston 14.9 93 d West Canberra 9.8 62 35 - E. Rickman (E) (-) Belconnen 13.13 91 d Ainslie 14. 7 91 28 - K. Miller (E) (-) UNDER NINETEEN GRADE 27 - G. Miller (A)(-) 26 - Turner (E) (-) Queanbeyan 23.21 159 d Tuggeranong 7.8 50 J. Manuka Weston 23.19 157 d West Canberra 3.5 23 Ainslie 12.9 81 d Belconnen 12.7 79

FIRST GRADE

Clu" p w L Bye Draw For Agst % Pts Manuka Weston 10 8 2 2 1108 889 124.6 40 Ainslie 10 7 3 2 1421 971 146.3 36 Queanbeyan 10 7 3 2 1226 903 135.8 36 Eastlake 10 5 5 2 1257 961 130.8 28 Belconnen 11 6 5 1 1320 1202 109.8 28 Tuggeranong 10 3 7 2 1007 1187 84.8 20 West Canberra 11 11 1 713 1939 36.8 4

RESERVE GRADE Manuka Weston 10 10 2 1061 553 191.9 48 Ainslie 10 6 3 2 1 928 714 130 34 Oueanbeyan 10 6 4 2 853 782 109.1 32 Eastlake 10 4 4 2 1 782 654 119.6 26 Tuggeranong 10 3 5 2 1 641 859 74.6 22 Belconnen 11 3 7 1 1 761 901 84.5 18 West Canberra 11 1 10 1 646 1209 53.4 8

UNDER NINETEEN Queanbeyan 10 9 2 1 1089 545 199.8 46 Manuka Weston 10 7 2 2 1 1118 584 191.4 38 Belconnen 11 6 5 1 985 865 113.9 28 Eastlake 10 5 5 2 824 858 96 28 Ainslie 10 4 6 2 982 788 124.6 24 Tuggeranong 10 2 8 2 455 1024 44.4 16 West Canberra 11 1 9 1 481 1270 37.9 8

STERLING CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Points alloted for win or bye in- First Grade 8; Reserve Grade 4; Under Nineteen Grade 4

Club Firsts Reserves Under 19's Total Manuka Weston 80 48 38 166 Queanbeyan 72 32 46 150 Ainslie 72 34 24 130 Eastlake 56 26 28 110 Belconnen 56 18 28 102 Tuggeranong 40 22 16 78 8 24 West Canberra 8 8 - 1985 PROGRAMME OF MATCHES

Sat 30 Mar Round 1 Sat 25 May Sun 21 July -Tugg 23'.14 d W.Canb 8.10 Canberra v T AS Hobart Canberra v VFL CLUB F Sun 31 Mar Sun 26 May Round 9 Sun 28 July Round 17 M.West 23.26 d Ain 13.13 Q'byn 13.18 d E'lake 11.7 Man.West v Q'byn F E'lake 22.12 d Belc 18.9 Man. West 17.18 d Bel'n 13.8 Tugg'nong v E'lake W Q'byn - BYE Ainslie 30.15 d W. Canb 11.6 Belc'n v W.Canb J Sun 7 April Round 2 Tugg'nong - BYE Ainslie - BYE Ainslie 34.29 d W.Canb 7.6 Sun 2 June Round 10 Sun 4 Aug Round 18 Mariu-Weston 19.23 d Belen 16.16 ManWest 12.7 d Q'byn 9.17 Q'byn v Ainslie F O'byri 17.27 d E'lake 8.10 Bel'cn 22.10 d W.Canb 6.8 W.Canb v E'lake J "Fugg'nong - BYE E'lake 10.17 d Tug'ng 8.9 Tugg'nong v Belc'n W Sun 14 April Roun_q ~ Ainslie - BYE Man.West - BYE Q'byn 19.14 d Man-Wes 16.13 Sun 9 June Round 11 Sun 11 Aug Round 19 E'lake 30.14 d Tug'nong 11.9 .O'byn 21.12 d Ainslie 16.8 Q'byn v Tugg'nong Q B'cn 33.16 d W.Canb 15.6 Bel'cn 17.15dTug'ng13.15 Ainslie v Belc'n F Ainslie - BYE E.Lake 24.10 d W.Canb 13.7 Man.West v W.Canb M Sun 21 April . Round 4 Man.West - BYE E'lake -- BYE Ainslie 17 .18 d Q'byn 1 J.!:l Sat 15 June Sun 18 Aug Round 20 Eastlake 41.22 d W.Canb 11.fr Canberra v SA Adelaide E'lake v Ainslie M Bel'cn 20.18 d Tug'ng 16.12 Sun 16 June Round 12 Tugng v Man.West F Man.West - BYE Tugg'ng 21.10d Q'byn 16.16 W.Canb v Q'byn J Belc'n - BYE Thur 25.. ~Pril Man. West 12.18 d W.Canb 5.10 Game cancelled Belc 15.20 d Ainslie 14.15 Sun 25 Aug Round 21 Sun 28 April Round 5 E'lake - BYE Tugg'nong v Ainslie W O'byn 13.23 d Tug'ng 8.13 Sat 22 June Round 13 Belc'n v Q'bvn F Man Wes 21.24 d W.Canb 7.7 Ainslie v E'lake J E'lake v Mari.West M Ainslie 21.25 d Bel'cn 11.12 Tugng v Man.West W W.Canb - BYE E'lake - BYE Q'byn v W.Canb Q Sun 1 Sept Sun 5 M~ Round 6 Belc'n - BYE 1st Semi Final F O'byn 36.24 d W. Canb 9.4 Sun 23 June Sun 8 Sept Ainslie 21 .17 d Eastlake 18.12 Canberra v NSW F 2nd Semi Final F ManWeston 23.8 d Tug'ng 14.12 i: Sun 30 June Round 14 Belc'n - BYE Ainslie v Tugg'nong J Sun 15 Sept Sun 12 Mav Round 7 Q'byb v Belc'n Q Final F Ainslie 23.15 d Tugg'ng 19.14 Man.West v E'lake f' Sun 22 Sept Q'byn 18.17 d Belconnen 16.9 W.Canb - BYE Grand Final F Man Weston 12.14 d E'lake 11 .18 Sun 7 July Round 15 W Canb- BYE Tugg'nong v W.Canb W LEGEND: Sun_ t2 M.!!Y Ainslie v Man.West F J -Jamison Oueensland 21.16 d ACT 18.22 E'lake v Belc'n M F -Football Park 'I Q'byn - BYE M -Manuka W -Wanniassa Sun 19 Mav Round 8 Sun 14 July Round 16 Tugg'ng 15.11dW.Canb14.7 Q -Queanbeyan Ainslie v W.Canb J (Margaret Donoghoe Oval) Ainslie 18.24 d M-Westn 5.7 Belc'n v Man.West F Belc'n 14.17 d E'lake 12.13 E'lake v Q'byn M Q'byn - BYE Tugg'nong - BYE

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