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FOOTBALL Official Sponsors .. ACTAFL FOOTBALL Official Sponsors RECORD PRICE: 50 Cents 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 SELECTIONS 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 ACTAFLHEADQUARTERS--FOOTBALLPARK General Manager: DICK O'NEIL-Tel 824620 Director of Coaching. KEITH MILLER-Tel. 824608 ACTAFJL Office. /AN BA YLES-824608 PRESS BOX - Telephone: 814909 Just Jeans 'Name the Player' Competition Name this week's mystery player and you could win a $50 Just Jeans voucher Every week it's another player Every week it's another voucher 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 Address. _________ ~~~~~-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.
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