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OFFICE SUPPLIES • Wholesale ATCOHomes 10 Gurwood St., Wagga ~ Ph. 212121 Fax 216527 Stationers PROUD SPONSOR OF THE RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEAGUE INC 1990 ATCO HOMES RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE Display Centre: Servicing Transportable FIRST GRADE LADDER SECOND GRADE LADDER Sturt Highway, Wagga Wagga Homes throughout the Phone(069)214988 Riverina and M.l.A. Round 6 w L B For Ag % Pis Round 6 For Ag % Pis COOLAMON 5 1 947 510 185.6 20 TURV~Y PK 766 213 359.6 24 TURVEY PK . 5 706 410 172.1 20 COO LAMON. 735 286 256.9 20 The Atco Homes RFL team season and will give Tigers plenty of concern. However GRIFFITH 4 2 592 561 105.5 16 WAGGA. 618 338 182.8 16 ;I [!fifl [i'.a have advanced to the Semi Finals Tigers were most impressive last week and despite a WAGGA. 3 3 481 468 102.7 12 GRIFFITH .. 601 431 139.4 16 growing injury toll should have sufficient depth to cover f ;iii(J-)!i((;JOO)J of the VCFL Championships Gan.-G.G.-M. 3 2 498 527 94.4 12 following an excellent win last those missing. Gan.-G.G.-M. 300 455 659 8 Saturday over the Mornington­ Leeton's encouraging form in their past two games Leeton 2 3 434 498 87.1 8 East Wagga-K. 238 508 46.8 8 Nepean League. The RFL will now entitles them to approach their encounter with Turvey Ariah Park-M. 2 3 409 558 73.2 8 Leeton 326 390 83.5 4 Park optimisticly. The Redlegs, despite the absence of meet the Murray League at Finley East Wagga-K. 1 4 448 496 90.3 on Saturday.June 9. Murray were boom.full forward Peter Stretton, have other avenues to 4 Ariah Park-M .. 265 471 56.2 4 victorious in their clash against goal in Murray Travis, Brenton Vilcins and Leo Lucus. In Narrandera 6 369 856 43.1 0 Narrandera. 134 891 15.0 0 the Bellarine League. addition Steve McMahon, Glen Robson and Harvey Riverina's win was the result of McRae are in form on ball players who give the forwards THIRD GRADE LADDER ~ ]• , ] IF , I a fine team effort_ with all players plenty of opportunities.Turvey Park are a talented team CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP LI_ 1111 I j1 • _ performing creditably. In par­ further strengthened by the return of Greg Nicholls and I "-~.. ,Mi. ,.. •._..., ticular Barry Suckling was a the impending return of tough centreman Glenn Var­ Round 6 For Ag % Pis Round 6 lsls 21d1 3nls T■ t danega. Jason Knight has been a superb defender tremendous kick gatherer, Jason Morton an effective GRIFFITH. 537 159 337.7 20 Turvey Park .. 30 18 5 53 wingman and Steve McMahon a top tap ruckman. Les receiving plenty of assistance from the likes of Ken Parish was inspirational along with Neil Pleming and Howe, Mark Cunningham, Mark Fraser and Vin TURVEY PK . 562 215 261.3 20 Coolamon 30 15 46 Warren Sykes. Carroll. LEETON .. 355 215 165.1 20 Griffith ... 24 9 4 40 Coolamon, the current RFL hotsh<;its, entertain East The clash against Murray should provide some WAGGA. 338 408 82.8 6 Wagga. 18 12 1.5 31.5 magnificent football and all followers of RFL football are Wagga-Kooringal who will be freshened after a two encouraged to attend the clash at Finley. week break. The Hawks desperately need a win to stay Narrandera. 337 575 58.6 6 Ganmain-GG-M 18 6 1 25 There were no upsets in last weekends RFL round in touch with the top four. They rely heavily on excellent East Wagga-K. 172 257 66.9 4 Leeton 12 3 5 30 running players Barry Suckling and Peter Sculley as although Wagga Tigers fought valiantly for three quar­ Coolamon. 295 493 59.8 4 Ariah Park-Mirrool 12 3 15 ters before going down to the highly fancied Turvey Park well as Ken McPherson and Phil Cohalan. The in the last quarter. Coolamon remains on top of the lad­ Grasshoppers have hardly faltered to date being well Ganmain-GG-M 186 360 51.6 2 East Wagga-K 6 6 13 der after their comfortable win at Ariah Park. served by numerous players including coach Jamie Ariah Park-Mirrool do not field a 3rd Grade side. Narrandera . 0 0 1.5 1.5 Thomas, forwards Max Perryman and Brett Allen, This weekends round of matches will be played over lsts: 6 pts 2nds: 3 pts 3rds: 1 pt. both days of the weekend. Wagga and Ariah Park­ rovers Mick Buchanan and Greg McKelvie and a Mirool do battle on Saturday with the other three experienced backline. matches played on the Sunday. Wagga are entitled to Narrandera travel to Ganmain to take on the Lions in COVER: NSWAFL Commissioner Mr. John Yates (left) hands ATCO Homes RFL captain favourtism over the Bombers who will be determined to a local derby. The Eagles have yet to record a success coach Les Parish the championship winning trophy after RFL ·s success at the recent 1990 grab the four points. Terry Grenham, Mark Kidd and NSW State Championships held in Canberra. RFL's third straight NSW title. Jamie Gordon have been in top form for APM this (cont on page 5) r .r. 7 RIVERINA CO-OPERATIVE GRAEME BURG MANN & JOHN BANCE SOCIETY LTD. 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I atmosphere of the . .. .!!' • Drive-In Bottle Shop Nursery Furniture -,:i Rural Produce & Grain Agents CLUB Babywear, Tow, etc. oO at rear. 1 1 C: • Rural Merchandise • Heatane Gas supplies ii~~s 2~ a2:8a ~ HOTEL BAYLISST.,WAGGA Layby & bankcard welcome PHONE 741154 (741134 A.H.) l~IMII PHONE 21 2236 ARIAH PARK-MIRROOL WAGGA TIGERS BOMBERS SENIORS SENIORS 1. Ron Murray 24 . Stephen Colwill 1. Gerard Pieper 27. David Whitney 2. Allan Snowden 28 . Graham Doswell 2. Alan Bell 25. Mark Lewis izr ;il,i~!t:::::::::~::~::::: 3. BrianJohnstone 26. Geoff Walker \.x I 3. Ray Willis 29. Paul McGowan ~~~?~~~~l\~[~~lli well in it till right at the finish and only 4. Clay Barber 30. Garry Pellow 4. Graeme Hadrill 27. John Ryall combination. Our 1st grade were right in went down by 14 points - well done lads. 5. Terry Walker 28. Brett Prentice 5. Tony Lyons 31. Shane McDermott it until half time, but the wheels fell of in BROWN, BLACK. The Lowry & Howick awards went to E 6. Michael Gilmore 32. John Bently 6. Dennis Dunstan 29. Brian Gaynor the second half. Terry Greenham played ........... GcitiE~~ri~~~NG YELLOWi SASH Paul Brasiek, Carl Kennedy and Paul 7. Murray Barber 33. Troy Levine 7. Jason Bryce 30. Peter Walker a good game and won the Bowling Club McCormack. 8. Bevan Rowe 34. Paul Clarke 8. Terry Haddrill 31. Jamie Buerckner 9. David Larwood 35. Shane Cutting Award. Other award winners were Tidd Horan - Jamie Gor­ The 2nds copped a hiding - probably their biggest for 9. Robert Harper 32. Greg Tyack don, Pewter - Glen Bell, Sox -Alan Bell , Videos- lam Gordon , some time. Must be a worry for the "revenue collector" 10. Ray Carroll 36 . Doug Boak 11. Phil Dsbeiston 37. Grant Regan 10. Glen Bell 33. Chris Chalmers Walkers Seed Cleaning - Stephen French . coach, especially with the economy the way is is. The mug 11. Terry Greenham 35. Andrew Schmelzer The 2nd Grade had a lot of hard workers, but were well I 12. Russel Durnan (cc) 38. Simon Hicks went to Coxy again (wouldn 't give it back last week}, Mark 13. Lyle McDermott 39. Gordon McCoullough 12. Royce Simpson 36. Phil Pellow beaten by their opponents. Andrew Walder won the Bowling Anthony award to Clay Barber and Paul McGowan won the 14. David Brown 40. Nick Schadt 13. Stephen French 37. Greg Davis Club Award , APK Stock & Land - John Walder, Pewter - Phil Chicken Spot Dinner. 15. Scott Lovell 41 . 14 . Paul Breust 38. John McLean Rees, Sox - Greg Tyack, Videos - Geoff Walker, and the sup­ The main game was close right up to the the last quarter. 16. David Comerford 42. Jeff Willis 15. Russell Fisher 40 . Neil Despotellis porters award went to Darryl Harper. Despite being under-manned we went goal for goal with the 17.
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