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SURREY HILLS CRICKET CLUB INC. Season:- 2011/ 2012 AFFILIATED E.C.A CLUB ROOMS, CRN CANTERBURY & ELGAR ROADS, SURREY HILLS, VIC. 3127 PH: 9898 7282 PRESIDENT: Richard Jones PH 0419 536 419 SECRETARY: Barry Cull: PH 0408 103 971 PO BOX 310, Mont Albert VIC 3127 ABN:47 307 838 824 2011 Brownlow Medal Tipping Competition $10 entry. Winner takes 50% of pool. No limit on entries. Select one player from each club who you think will poll the most votes for their team in the box provided. Select one player (highlight, circle, asteric, etc.) from the 16 clubs who you believe will poll the most out of all of them (i.e. the winner). This player will receive double their votes irrespective of whether or not they win. E.g. You select Dane Swan. He polls 20 votes – it will be doubled to 40 even if he does not win. The total numbers of votes will be added up and the person who has the highest total will win. Do not fill in the ‘votes’ column, only the ‘player’ column. Players ineligible through suspension or carry over points can be used. No points will be deducted. Forms can be emailed to: [email protected] or [email protected] or given to me in person. Money is required by the beginning of the count on Monday 26th September. Come celebrate the night of nights for the AFL at the Surrey Hills Cricket Club with a few drinks. We will be watching the Brownlow Medal Count in style with the clubs new Plasma TV. Hope to see you there. Name: Mobile: Email: Team Player Votes Adelaide Brisbane Lions Carlton Collingwood Essendon Fremantle Geelong Cats Gold Coast Suns Hawthorn Melbourne North Melbourne Port Adelaide Richmond St. Kilda Sydney Swans West Coast Eagles Western Bulldogs TOTAL: .

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