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SYDNEY ~~ SYDNEY ~ V.F.L. SVVA~IS > COUNTRY DAY MATCH FOR INFORMATION IN BECOMING A - SOUTH MELBOURNE - FOOTBALL CLUB T ICKET HOLDER v. - FOUNDATION MEMBER GEELONG NARRANDERA SPORTSGROUND RING - DAVID DOUGLAS 2.00 P.M. SYDNEY SWANS MARKETING SOUTH MELBOURNE v GEELONG 30c 11 .15 A.M. - XVIII AND UNDER IVERINA v SOUTH MELBOURNE - CAZALY SQUAD PHONE 02 4361551 02 4362054 02 4363935 R. G. LANE & CO. PTY. LTD. DES MURPHY HOLDEN IN ASSOCIATION• WITH FOR Holden Statesman - Commodore - Gemini L. J. HOOKER LIMITED and Rodeo Light Commercials NARRANDERA YOUR LOCAL REAL ESTATE AGENTS EAST STREET, NARRANDERA - PHONE 59 1688 Phone 591977 A.H. W. A. "Jacko" Phillips 592705 RIVERINA DISTRICT COUNCILLO·RS MESSAGE EDITORIAL l,s District Councillor of the Riverina I h.ive much pleasure The Australian Football fraternity in the Riverina extends a hearty welcome to in welcoming the South Melbourne and Geelong Football Clubs. players and officials of both Geelong and South Melbourne Football Clubs for todays It should prove a very worthwhile venture, as full scale trial matches much awaitec:1 ,;lash ~t the ~arrandera Sportsgrou~d. I • ) ( have been virtually non existant in this region. 1 FJn 'scale practice matches in ~ountry areas fi..turln; ·v.F.L. Clubs can do nothing My thanks to the clubs participating together with the but promote the game and may both clubs have a solid hit out and an injury .free game. VFL administration. This area being South Melbourne zone also augers well for a big day in the Riverina for our football followers, l'or many of the Swans players it will be a big moment for them, having proved themselves in VFL football and now returning 'home' to the Riverina to perform in l'!Ot forgetting South's coach ( Ricky Quade) being a product of front of many former ~:,am-mates and friends. lhe Riverina and I'm sure there will be other members of the side who have come from this area. I would also like to wish South Melbourne a successful With the Riverina being zoned to South Melbourne today's opponents Geelong is year as Sydney Swans. The step is a big one, but with full co-operation I'm sure success the ideal clu.b to do battle. will be yours. Many Australian Football supporters from the l\8ighbouring Murray League will have Another forward step has come in our di~ectiol'! with the V.F.L. administratiol'! made the journey today to watch some of their former players in action. seeing fit_ to appoint and reimburse transport time for field officers i11 our area. The honour has gone to two well known players Alan Hayes and Mike Daniher, best wishes, to The Geelong Cats have been finalists for the past couple of years and proved them• you bo!'h in your new field. I'm sure junior football will be a lot richer with these selves a strong club in VFL football and no doubt the move to Sydney will see the two men in their respective areas. Swans lift ·themselves up the VFL ladder. The off season turmoil in the Swans camp appears to have been overcome and I would also like to mentiol'! some of the prog~ess that has been made in following the trial matt:h against North Melbourne last week the club looks to be in the Nothern Riverina League. Girral one of the later formed clubs in the league are for a good season. going to play three of their home games in West Wyalong as a promotional stint, and have also formed an under Twelve si1a. Despite the busy activities associated with the move to Sydney South r,,albourne officials have still found time to visit the Riverina during the week leading up to the In conclusion I would like to add my thanks to Tooths Brewery and Crest Lager game to promote the match against the Cats. for their generous sponsorship of the Rillerina Football League which makes the work load of football administration so much easier. The three year term has paved the The mid week promotion can only bel'!efit Australian Football ill the Riverilla. way for a successful league in years to come. Both clubs have formed close ties ever the years with theif' respective zol'!ed area Also a big thank you for supplying 1lefreshments for the Souths and Geelong through coachill!J clillics and •uch al'!d I hope the Australiall Football public supports game. Your generosity has been most welcome. todays activities to repay th3 clubs for their hard work over the years. ( LYLE O'BRIEN Riverina Australian Football Chm Ltd. FERNLEIGH ROAD, WAGGA WAGGA JAN & GEORGE On behalf of Narrandera Bowling Club FORMED TO SUPPORT AUSTRALIAN WELCOME BONA FIDE VISITORS AND CHILDREN TO THEIR FAMILY RESTAURANT FOOTBALL ARE YOU SUPPORTING IT? WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY: 6.30 TO 9.30 SUNDAY: Family Smorgasboard - 6 to 8.30 OFFERS TOP ENTERTAINMENT, OLD TIME DANCE WEDNESDAY, TRADING FRIDAY THROUGH TO 3 A.M. - FUNCTION ROOM AVAILABLE . $4.00 ADULT $2.00 CHI LOREN Make Your Club Your Pub Phone: 311511 11 .15 A.M .. 2.00 P. M. 1 I FIELD UMPIRES: •·······················•······•··•·· ............................................................................ :;. FIELD UMPIRES· ................................................................................................... ,. •• , ........ .,., SOUTH MELBOURNE GEELONG RIVERINA CAZALY SQUAD COACH: Ricky Quade COACH: Bill GOGGIN COACH: Tom CARROLL COACH: Barry WHITE 3 John LUCAS 1 Malcom REED 5 Silvio FOSCHINI 3 Peter JOHNSTON 6 D. FLAGG 1 Brett GABRI EL 4 Terry BRIGHT 7 M. QUILTER 2 Paul HART 8 Greg SMITH 5 Gary MALARKEY 8 B. JOHNSTONE 3 Jason LOVE 9 David ACKERLY 6 Gariry SIDEBOTTOM 7 Kelvin MATTHEWS 10 S. BUCHANAN 4 Paul LOWDEN l O John ROBERTS Mork BROWNING 8 Kevin SHEEHAN 11 T. HICKS 5 Tom PURCELL )1 1 9 Michael TURNER 12 M. FLANAGAN 6 Ashley ARANDEZ 13 Rod CARTER 10 John MOSSOP 13 C. PATTERSON 7 Ashley HERIOT 14 Stephen ALLENDER 11 Peter FEATHERBY 15 Bernie EVANS 12 Alan MANGELS 16 M. PHYLAND 8 Dean McQUADE 15 Bernard TOOHEY 17 S. CHANDLER 9 Michael PAYNE 18 Wayne CARROLL 16 Rod BLAKE 20 R. GOODE 10 Tony SINCLAIR 19 Anthony DANIHER 17 Stephen REYNOLDSON 18 Murray WITCOMBE 21 M. DENTON 11 Jurgen ROTH 21 Tony MORWOOD 22 Kevin TAYLOR 19 Neville BRUNS 22 N. HANSELL 12 Adam STEIN 20 Ray CARD 25 K. MULHOLLOND 15 Stephen DE WITT 23 Colin HOUNSELL 22 P'aul JEFFREYS 26 C. LIESCHKE 16 David GOURLEY 25 Barry ROUND 23 Phillip HARRISON 27 Mox JAMES 24 Mark BOS 28 D. WILLIAMS 17 Tony PASTORE 27 Brian PEAKE , , 28 Barry BEECROFT 30 M. PURCELL 18 Grant SMITH ~ 29 Ramsay BOGUNOVICH 31 D. WALSH 19 Darren MILLANE 30 David RHYS-JONES 31 Richard MURRIE 33 Bruce NANKERVIS 32 I. MALE 20 Paul WARREN 32 Paul MORWOOD 34 Max KRUS E 34 Zane TAYLOR 33 P. POTONICK 21 Peter HINDS 36 Darren FLANIGAN 34 G. SANDRAL 22 Kevin DERVAN 38 Brett SCOTT 37 Tom FLOYD 35 · M. KIDD ~9 David WINBANKS 39 Russell NOYE 36 J. MORRISSEY 24 Ion FRANCIS ( A 0 Dennis CARROLL 40 Ion NANKERVIS 37 T. THRIPP 25 Mark BRI ETY 45 Stephen NICHOLLS 4 1 Shane MORWOOD 46 Phill ip MADDOCK 42 Peter MELESSO 54 David GORDON SCORE CARD SCORE CARD 1st Qr. I 11st Qr. v· I 1st Qr. 11st Qr. I 2n=-~d:-Q-=--r· ----:---:--I _ __;_ __..:... l2_n_d _Q_r.___:_ ___:__ _ __:_ _ __:I 2nd Qr. I.2nd Qr. I 3rd Qr. I 13rd Qr. 3rd Qr. 13rd Qr. I 4th Qr. j 14th Qr. 4th Qr. 14th Qr. I TOTAL I !TOTAL TOTA L !TOTAL · I PLAYER PEN PORTRAITS - GE.ELONG SOUTH MELBOURNE AND BILL GOGGIN Coach: played 248 games BRUCE NANKERVIS: Born 14.8.50; and kicked 283 goals with Geeolng between 5.10½'' (179cm) 12.7 (79.5kg); RUCK 1975 under the Father & Son rule has now 195!3 and 1971. Champion rover, a member ROVER, A veteran member of the team, RICK QUADE: Born ,11laryed a total of 124 games. Mark . has 26.8.50; 188cm; Re­ ct 1963 premiership team and captain starbed with Geelong in 1969 and came up also played for Victoria on six occasions cruited from Ari ah Park l 968 to 1971. Has played 14 State games, through the ranks. Twice been club best and finished equal second in the Best & staricd coaching with Geelong West and fairest and Captain in 1976 & 1977 Number of Games 164; Fairest in 1979. Mark's fatr.er, Keith, Rick is in his first term (V.F.A.) in 1972, 1973 was appointed MICHAEL TURNER: Born 6.12.54 6.0" played 52 games in the early fifties. senior coach at Fcotscray. Googin £Ot the as a V:F.l. Coach and 1183cm) 11.10 (74.5kg); WING, recruited is more than likely the Bulldogs into the finals in his first year. from Warrnambool. Michael's father play­ BARRY ROUND Captain: Resigned n 1978 and in 1980 appointed first senior V.F .L. coach Born 26.1.52; 193cm. ed for Geelong and Victoria., he made the from the Riverina. Rick's coach at Geelong. All Australian side in 1980. 105kg; Recruited from or 11 y otner experience ,as a cQach was in Footscray 1976 Number Rtl,MSAY BOGUNOVICH: Born 23.3.61 KEVIN SHEEHAN: Born 1.8.53; 5.9 ½ "; 1975 when he spent a year back in the 6.7" (200cm) 16.2 ( 102.5kg). RUCKMAN. of games with South (177cm) 12.3 (76kg) ROVER recruited Riverina and coached Ariah Pairk to be 123. Barry first played From Perth, is in his 4th se~son with the from Sandhurs.t in 1974, Kevin is a vete ran runners up.
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