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FOR A COLD BEER AFTER THE GAME, DROP IN AND SEE NEV & CHRIS NOBLE AT· BILL & BARB TILL ��KE TALBOT COMPLEX Narrandera's multi-award winning tourist attraction. • Caravan Park • Camping • Lodges COOLAMON• COUNTER LUNCHES • ACCOMMODATION HOTEL • 4 Swimming Pools • 2 Slides • Lake Talbot • PHONE 27 3028 FROM $22 PER NIGHT - Ph. 591302 HOW THE R.F.L. FINISHED THE HOME & AWAY SERIES FOR 1987 The Turvey Park Bull Carroll and Hounsell both i:ot their �tart in dogs continued on with the region, made good in the l>ii:ti1111', and are their magnificent season now back putting the value of their npnicnce 1.&:1.i'fi1Ju;:t1kiaeFf#.oQER. •···• 1 ( :: :'�EGONPQP�e:CA10Et1L.:J las/ Sunday when all three to great use. Final: Round 18: W L D B For Ag % Pts Final Round 18: For Ag % Pts sides sporting the red, Both have returned home at a time when TURVEYPK...... 16 - - 2 1947 1037 187.3 64 TURVEY PARK ...... 2212 424 521.6 64 whire and blue won their /hey are still able to contribute so much on tl,c WAGGA ...... 12 4 - 2 1623 1121 144.7 48 WAGGA ...... 2019 679 297.3 56 major semi-finals to adv field, as well as by passing on their knowledge EASTWAGGA-K ..... 12 4 - 2 1734 1204 144.0 48 GANMAIN-G.G.-M ...... 1358 1029 131.9 48 ance straight inlo next gained, in 1heir coaching roles. GAN.-G.G.-M...... 8 8 - 2 1452 1549 93.7 32 E.W.-KOORINGAL ...... 1544 901 170.2 40 Sunday's Grand Finals. As all clubs look to maintain, or lift, the Coolamon ...... 1052 1593 66.0 24 Turvey Park's oppo- standard of today's football in the country, the Griffith...... 7 8 I 2 1404 1441 97.4 30 nents next week will be more such cases as the Carroll's and Houn Ariah Park-M...... 6 10 - 2 1453 1704 85.2 24 Griffith...... 790 1569 50.3 18 decided today in the Preliminary Finals at the sel/'s getting 'back lo the bush', the better the Narrandera ...... 6 10 - 2 1305 1532 85.1 24 Narrandera ...... 852 1637 52.0 14 Narrandera Sportsground with the Wagga Ti game will be. Coolamon ...... 2 13 I 2 1088 1784 60.9 10 Leeton ...... 860 1631 52.7 12 gers represented in all of today's games and AriahPark-M...... 743 1857 40.0 12 Unfortunately, last week's great spectacle Leeton ...... 2 14 • 2 1122 1754 63.9 8 bolh East Wagga-Kooringal and Ganmain was not wilnessed by a huge crowd and league Grong Grong-Matong also on display. officials must be concerned about gates at the While last Sunday's weather and ground first two finals. With the prospect of a limited conditions at McPherson Oval in Wagga were number of clubs represented on grand final Final Round 18: For Ag % Pis Final Round 18: lsts 2nds Ul9 Total far from favourable, both sides in lhe major day, maybe only two, it's confident to predict TURVEY PARK ...... 1386 420 330.0 52 TurveyPark ...... 96 48 13 157 semi-final turned on greal displays offasl mov that the finals series may not be the financial 1043 491 212.4 44 Wagga ...... 72 42 11 125 ing, high marking football. WAGGA ...... assel !hat ii normally is 10 league coffersal 1he E.W. Koorin a1 ..... 72 30 3 105 /1 was again the classand experience offor GANMAIN-G.G.-M...... 1043 543 192.0 40 end of the season. GRIFf/ITH...... 960 618 155.3 32 GanmainG.. 8 M .. . 48 36 10 94 mer VFL player, Wayne Carroll, 1ha1 paved Griffith...... 45 13112 8 66½ lhe way for the Bulldogs win. Grand Final day, however, has always had Leeton ...... 861 695 123.8 32 Narrandera ...... 36 10½ 1 47½ Supporters in the League have been very that special attraction for many 'once a year' East Wagga-K.• ...... 367 1064 34.4 10 Ariah Park-M. * ..... 36 9 0 45 fortunale that both Carroll and Colin Houn supporters and with the district's other major Coolamon ...... 365 1306 27.9 8 Coolamon ...... 15 18 2 35 sell, who took out lhis season's Jim Quinn code, rugby league, having already completed Narrandera• ...... 262 740 35.4 -8 Leeton ...... 12 9 8 29 Medal, have returned to play and coach in the its premiership decider, the chances should be • denotes two point penalty for each forfeit. lsts: 6 plS; 2nds: 3 plS; U 19s: I pl. area thal they grew up in. good of picking up plenty of 'outside' support. Ariah Park-M_ does not field an Ul9 team • Ariah Park-M docs not field an Ul9s side,
◄ COVER: South Wagga•Tolland ruck-rover and half forwardflanker Brian Robinson contests against a Whitton opponent in the Farrer League Division Two preliminary final at McPherson Oval, Wagga last Saturday. Whitton withstood a late charge by the Dons to win by 13 points. Round 18: 1st GRADE: To1al 2nd GRADE: Total Ul9s: Tomi T. Sutton(E.W.-K.) ...... 90 R. Carroll (Wagga) ...... 74 R. Collins (Wagga) 37 LLOYD & GRAEME UURGMANN R. Mills(A.P.M.) ...... 52 M. Crouch (E.W.-K.) ...... 62 P. Burns(G.GG.M.) ...... 35 SERVING WAG Cnr. FITZMAURICE & KINCAID STS., WAGGA 0 PHONE 21 3117 A&. ; _HOME HOME OF THE HAWKS Jt:��.��:?J�TELEPHONE (Oh9)A �fi1 21 4528 GG • 1st Class Bistro • Open 7 Days W' 14 HOURS - 7 />A YS A WEEK • Private Functions • Carlton, Fosters, Tooheys •'--� ------� -TAVERN 4 5 KEVIN & SIGGY COLWILL of: WA66A SPEED SHOP I COLWILL'S [c!,f�c��EH�ts] THE CAR ACCESSORY SPECIALISTS • CAR SEAT COVERS • DRIVING LIGHTS • EXHAUSTS PROVIDE FRIENDLY SERVICE AND WEEKLY GROCl:IW Sf-'l;Cl/\1 S • SUSPENSION KIT • CARBURETTORS COOLAMON STREET-ARIAH PARK- PHONE 74127!, ENGINE REBORING EXPERTS RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE PRELIMINARY FINAL PREVIEW RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE by 2WG Sporting Editor, Allan Hull U19s PRELIMINARY FINAL - 9.45 a.m. 'BIG CATS' TO BATTLEFOR GRAND FINAL HONOUR The Riverina Football League's 'big cats', the Wag Michael Walker, John McMahon and Murry De WAGGA GANMAIN-G.G.-M. ga Tigersand Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong Lions nton are the Tigers main aerial weapons, while George will play their struggle for survival today in the Pre Galvin, Greg Turbi/1 and Russell Pieper have the liminary Final at the Narrandera Sprotsground . necessary skills at ground level to successfully gather Colours:TIGERS BLACK, GOLD SASH Colours: RED,LIONS BLUE SHOULDERS, GOLD CREST As isthe law of the jungle, only one competitor can the crumbs. remain standing at the end of the contest, and for the While the Lions lack the star players, it's what pull 15. M. JELBART victor, is the cherished prize of a place in next Sunday's ing on the jumper means to every member of the 1. R. BREWER 25. P. SHEPHERD 63. A. McCORRY premiership decider against Turvey Park. combines side that makes them always a force to be 2. J. JONES 16. S. WILSON 32. A. SMITH 64 B. ROBERTS The Lions seemingly overcame all the odds a fort reckoned with. 4. M. BLACK 17. T. BELLAMY 36. P. CORBETT 65. M. RAVA night back to win a preliminary final berth when they With injury worries clouding both captain-coach 5. G. COX 19. C. BREUST 38. P. IRVINE 66. D. JONES confounded the critics by upsetting East Wagga Peter Murray, and his popular assistant Ray O'Con 6. C. BARBER 20. G. PELLOW 46. D. HARRIS 68. G. RAVA Kooringal in the first semi, nor, it's again likely to be a situation of everyplayer in 8. R. COLLINS 21. M. KOHLHAGEN 48. P. McCAIG 69. A. WELLS They went into the match as despised outsiders, yet a Lions jumper 'digging-in · and giving his all to the 9. P. NOACK 22. G. BRYCE 49. C. KEMBER 70. R. McPHERSON had the determination and fortitude to produce that cause. 10. A. BRADLEY 23. C. McINTYRE 51. J. CROZIER 72. A. QUINN little extra required for victory. Clinton Maxwell, Michael Walsh, /l1•1111i, Walsh I I. C. FLANIGAN 24. M. SMERYON 54. K. DRABLER 73. J. BUCHANAN Last Sunday, Wagga Tigers were far from discraced and Andrew Corbell are four p/a_v,·r.1· who will /1111·,· a 12. D. DENTON 25. G. McCOLLOUGH 55. J. RICHARDS 75. P. BURNS when they failed by 23 points to halt Turvey Park's big say in just who doe.r tak,· th,· .1poil.1· 011 ojji-r today. 13. C. NOACK 58. W. McCOLLOUGH 57. L. IRVINE 79. Pat DILLON undefeated charge towards the flag. While the Lio,u ha11t' 11othi11),!at st11k,· in tht• u1111ch • . 14. R. WILLIS 59. M. IRVINE 80. Peter DILLON Wagga had their opportunities last week after being indeed, that tht·y hm·,· pn,�r,•.u,·,I tlii.\ Ji1r in the 61. J. HAMBLIN in touch with the competition favourites throughout competition ha."i H1rpri.H'tl ""m.v. it's impo ..sihl,· NOT f . the game, however, they just failed to take the upper to select WaRJ.:" 'i>:<'TJ as lht• likl'ly wi,m,·rs hand when the match was to be won and lost in the vital Wu,:gu'.\· ,\.(' 18. MURRAY DENTON, age 24, IK�rm. 82kg. 17. MICHAEL WALSH, age 25, 186cm,85kg . Cen WAGGA Half forward/ruckman. 'Muzza', l,xrcllcnt mark tre half forward. 'Fanny', RFL rep 1987. Leads and accurate kick for goal. Suffered serious knee GANMAIN-G.G.-M. well with strong mark. Coaches out Under 19s. injury but now back to his best form. PLAYER PROFILE 19. RAY COLVIN, age 22, 172cm, 75kg. Wing. PLAYER PROFILE 19. LEWIS WINTER, age 18, 184cm, 78kg. Back 'Flex'. RFL rep. Fast elusive wingman. Potential pocket. Youngster playing strongly in backline. 22; A Gary Carroll hay caner member. Average age 24; A• height 180cm; A• weight 79kg malchwinner. Average age Av height 180cm; Av weight 79kg. 20. ANTHONY LYONS, age 22, 183cm, 84kg. De I. PETER MURRAY, age 28, 198cm. 90kg. Full 20. SHANE LENON, age 18, 173cm, 72kg. Ruck fender. Gentle. close-checking stopper, loves forward. 'Muzza'. Stong mark. Coming good at rover. 'Len'. Teal Cup 1986. A 'big' little man 1. GERALD PIEPER. age 28, 185cm, 82kg. Ruck manning up the opposition. & who takes them ail on. Sticks to the opposition rover. Captain-Coach. 'Jezza'. State and RFL 25, the business end of season. 0 M rep and Hume 21. JOHN McMAHON. age 183cm, 87kg. For rep and coach 1983. Jindera coach 1983-85. like a bad smell. rep and captain. Brilliant creative player. Leads ward. 'Macka'. Darwinrecruit. Vice-like mark. 2. PAUL RICHARDSON, age 19, 192cm, 86kg. 22. ANDREW CORBETT, age 22, 185cm, 81kg. by example. Runner-up '87 B & F. Very dangerous around the goals. Creative for Centre half back. 'Drew'. Good mark kicks well 4. JOHN COPLAND, age 24, 187cm, 87kg. Half ward. Ruclc. 'Richo'. Missd most of season through injury. Promising player, kicks well either fool. either foot. RFL rep. Has taken 'mark of the back. 'Jacko'. Tough, dedicaTed, debonair de 22. ALLAN PARR, age 29, 183cm, 87kg. Defen year'. fender. Darwin recruit. With his looks and class 5. CLINTON MAXWELL, age 27, 165cm, 72kg. der. 'Parry' made a comeback afterserious knee 24. JEFF SHEPHERD, age 20, 173cm, 70kg. Rov should go a long way. injury. Strong loves to run the ball from defence. Rover. 'Buddha'. Tough rover who bores in all er. 'Shep'. Skilled player. Trouble with injuries. 5. BRETT MORRIS, age 25, 180cm, 79kg. For 23. GARY TAGLIEBUE, age 29, 185cm, 80kg. day. Kicks not long but direct. Ex-Coolangatta. ward. 'Horrie' loves skiing and footy. Key Forward. 'Tags'. Recruited from Ariah Park. If 6. ANTHONY CORBETT, age 20, 180cm, 80kg. 26. GREG MENZIES, age 24, 172cm, 68kg. Rover. attacking player when he fires. he was in Fred Calvin's stable you'd shoot hnim. Half forward flank. 'George'. Reliable, attack 'Menz'. Elusive player. Great kick with either 7. PAUL KELLY, age 18, 180cm, 70kg. Wing/ Spectacular mark and accurate kick for goal. ing half back flanker. His back looks better than foot. Little shearer with small tally. forward. 'Kei'. Junior product having first year in 26. DAVID LOUTITT. age 24, 182cm, 80kg. Util his face on TV. 30. WAYNE DUNNE, age 23, 184cm, 84kg. Wing. senior ranks. Brilliant young player with all the ity. 'Splinter'. Plays anywhere. Speed to burn An improving senior player. Good skills and en skills. Big future, 7. MICHAEL STEELE, age 19, 174cm, 69kg. and plenty of skill. Creative player. Centre. Possibly most consistent performer for deavour. Collects jumpers. 8. BEVAN ROWE, age 30, 173cm, 75kg. Back 27. GREG TURBILL. age 29, 176cm, 75kg. Rover/ 31. RAY O'CONNOR, age 33, 178cm, 77kg. Back pocket. 'Rowey'. RFL rep. Strong reliable de the year. Only draw back barracks for Rich centre. 'Tubby'. Former Norwood captain. mond. pocket. 'Rocky'. Aged warrior who loves the fender with plenty of dash. Assist coach and reserves coach. Strong mark. game of football. After back pocket, where? 9. RUSSELL PIEPER, age 26, 180cm, 84kg. Cen 8. DARREN CLOHESSY. age 25, 182cm, 82kg. Clever and reliable ball winner and distributor. 35. RUSSELL WALL. age 21, 172cm, 68kg. For tre. 'Muscle'. RFL rep. Robust, uses his body 2K. GRAHAM DOSWFl.1.. age 28, IK2cm, 82kg. Utility. 'Chloe'. Loads of talents. SA Teal Cup well to unsettleopponents and win the hard ball. 1979, Central Dist 1980-83, Port Adelaide84 -85, ward pocket. 'Sus'. Fast, elusive player. Will im Fullhack. 'Spider'. RFLn:p. l)espcratc, reliable prove with each year or football. IO. RAY CARROLL, age 27, 182cm, 82kg. Utility. deknllcr. Noted for his spoiling lactics and clear Coolangatta I 986. Strong mark and accurate kick. '87 club B & Fin ing dashes. I !ates lo he sec lhc hail in the back 9. DENNIS WALSH, age 23, 178cm, 84kg. Half 37. PAUL HARRIS, age 21, 184cm, 81kg. Ruck. reserves and league leading goaikicker in 2nds. line. Third in duh ll & F this year. back flank. 'Denzo'. Club B & F 1983. Robust 'Plough'. Good mark, battles hard. Name im 12. WAYNE JOVANOVICH, age 23, 185cm, 76kg. 33. RAY scorr. age 27. lo7cm, 74kg. Wing/rover. attacking half back. Loves to play it hard on and plies a hard worker. Utility. 'Java'. Great mark. has potential to be a 'Womhal'. Sels up play with his pace and ball off. 47. GODFRIED SCHNOEGL, age 22, 182cm, regular first grade player. skills, 80kg. Back p0cket. 'Goff. A reliable mark and 39. 10. STEVEN CARROLL, age 16, 180cm, 80kg. 13. GEORGE GAL VIN, age 24, 170cm, 68kg. Rov PETER GREGURKE, age 22, 177cm, 85kg. Hali forward flank. 'Tech'. Teal Cup 1987. Safe kick. Has been on a regular senior berth all year. er. 'Gorgeous'. Reads the play well and consis Forward. 'Gurks'. Creative player. Matchwinner mark up and coming youngster. 77. DAVID LOGAN, age 19, 183cm, 84kg. Ruck. tently wins the ball from the packs. Top rover. when in form. 'Yuk'. A total 100% goer. Yuk by name and by 14. DAVID BROWN, age 24, 182cm, 75kg. Half 11. CRAIG BRYON, age 19, 188cm, 84kg. Full 44. MICHAEL WALKER, age 20, 187cm, 82kg. back. 'Bruno'. Holding down the custodian post nature. forward. 'Brawny'. Tough. aggressive team Centre half forward. 'Wacky'. Spectacular high ion. Player with good skills. Plays anywhere. 78. DAMIEN CARROLL, age 20, 172cm, 66kg. man. Excellent mark and kick. Never stops flyer. Accurate kick. Great team player. trying. 12. MARK CARROLL, age 23, 176cm, 79kg. Backman. 'Dick'. A very reiiabel defender. 45. MICHAEL SPITTLE, age 19, 187cm, 92kg. Another good goer. 15. ANTHONY GAYNOR, age 26, 175cm, 70kg. Ruckman. 'Spil'. First year in senior team. Wing. 'Curi'. Great mark and goodkick. Mem Rover. 'Ant'. Busy rover. Gives his all each Assumed the mantle of No. 1 ruckman. Consis ber of the young/old bridage. game. Having a consistent injury free year. tent performer, thrives on hard work. Winner of 13. PETER WALSH, age 19, 188cm, 83kg. Back 16. PAUL WILLIAMS, age 21, 185cm, 63kg. Back club B & F this year. pocket. Most improved senior player. Good Ray & Maureen O'Connor welcome you to man. 'Willo'. Close-checking tough defender. 46. MICHEAL KING, age 23, 183cm, 84kg. Hali mark, long lean and mean, like a piece of bacon. Strong mark. Clears the bail well with long back. 'Kingy'. Rugged defender, having his best 14. PHILLIP HATTY, age 21, 182cm, 81kg. Hali penetrating kicks. season since coming from 'over the hill' way. forward flank. 'Hat'. Battled with injuries all O'CONNORS 17. WAYNE BROWN, age 19, 185cm, 87kg. Back 53. JASON MORTON. age 17, 170cm, 74kg. Wing. year. Versatile player. Handles most positions. man. 'Brawny'. Enthusiastic aggressive defender 'Mort'. First year in senior team. Brilliant � FOOD STORE recruited from MCU. Straight thru, no matter 16. HAYDN COLES, age 21, 181cm, 84kg. Hali youngster with plenty of pace and skill. Great back flank. Ex-Anglesea. 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WAGGAWAGGA · PHONE (069) 25 1003 PHONE 27 6401 Coolamon St. - Ph 741175 . ..� 10 II JOIN THE RHEEM TEAM for: r------FOR PARTS & ACCESSORIES TO MOST------MAKES & MODELS sec:7 ■ 1 1 GAS, ELECTRIC & SOLAR HOT WATER SYSTEMS i 366 EDWARD ST., WAGGA PHONEWAGGA21 5900 sol!L AII.. /'(/ � ;· PHONE (069) 25 3777 OPEN 7 DIJI-I JI • i L ______.------�YS I ALL RIVERINA LEAGUE RESULTS FOR 1987 Sat.• 4thApril: East Wagga-Kooringal(96) vGanmain Sat.,27th June: Waggal96) v Leeton(J1 ). Sun., 28th Grong Grong-Matong(74). Sun., 5thApril: Leetonl78)v June: TurveyParkll 43)v Coolamon(27); A.P,-M 194) v VFL DRAW VFL RESULTS Wagga(125); Coolamon(49) vTurveyPark(151); Narrandera(87); Gan.-G.G.-M.1100)v E.W.· Narranderal74)v Ariah Park-Mirrool(62), Griffithbye . Kooringalll 54).Griffith bye . Saturday. Sept 12 (VFL Park): Ul9s (2nd Semi): Nth. Elimination Final, lsts: Sun., 12thApril: TurveyPark(201 ) vLeetonl52); A.P.· Sat.,4thJuly: E.W.-KooringaI(151)vGriffithl57).Sun., Melb, v Richmond; 2nds (1s1 Semi): Hawthorn v Carlton; lsts (2nd Semi): Carllon v Hawthorn. Melbourne 22.26.158 ..... d Nth. Melb. 5. 10.40 M.I141 )v Coolamonl94); Gan.-G.G.-M.l77)v 5th July: LeetonlB0) v Turvey Parkl124); Coolamonl85) v 2nds: NarranderallOO);Griffith(86) v E.W.-Kooringal(102). A.P.·M.(144); Narrandera(90)v Gan.-G.G.-M.l130). Sunday, S.pl 13 (MCG): U19s (1st Semi): F,_,ts.:rny v Wsggsbye. Waggabys. Essendon; 2nds (2nd Semi): Footscray v S1 Kilda: lsts (1st Carlton 26.24. 180 ...... d Gee long 20. 9.129 Semi): Sydney v Melbourne. Sat.&Sun.April 18& 19: BYE. NSW StateChsmps. ar Sat., 11th July: Wagga(71}vTurvey Park(102). Sun., 12th Ul9s: Wagga. DayO,,.:FFL( 102) d RFL(93); Syd(132) d Brok. July: A.P.-M.(115)vleeton(50);G an.-G.G.-M.(88)v Essendon 20. 10.130 ...... d Geelong 16.9.105 Hii1(93).Day Two: RFL(120) d Brok. Hil\(54); Final: Coolamon(54);Grlffithl120)v Narrandora(74). E.W.· Qualifying Final, lsts: FFL(113)d Syd(94). Kooringalbye . Hawthorn23 .18.156 ...... d Sydney 8.9.57 Sat.,25thApril: Turvey Park(l 16) v Wagga(49). Sun., 26th Set., 18thJuly: E.W.-KooringaI(83) vWaggal101).Sun .. MISSING OUT ON THE 'RECORD' 2nds: April: Leeton(121)vA .P.-M.(104);Coolamon(110)vGan .• 19thJuly: Leeton(43) v Gan.-G.G.-M.(71 ); Coolamon(51) If copies of the 'Rivcrina FDolhall Rccoru· were St. Kilda 20.9.123...... d Hawthorn 12.14.86 G.G.-M.(131); Narrandera(81)v Griffith(l 12). E.W.• v Griffith(51 ); Turvey Park(87) vA.P.-M.(62). Narrandera sold out hy the time you got lu the footy. or you Kooringslbye. bye. U19s: couldn't make it to a game, or any other rc."son for Richmond23. I l.149 ...... d Footscray 7.10.52 Sat., 2nd May: Wagga(37)v E.W.-Kooringal(70). Sun.,3rd Sat., 25thJuly: E.W.-Kooringall 136)v Narranderal68). missing a copy . 13yrncs 13ros. al the Turvey Tops May: Gan.-G.G.•M.(96)v Leeton(83); Griffith(87) v Sun., 26th July: Griffith(107) v Leeton(85); Gan.·G.G.· Newsagency have a small supply nf the ·Record·. Coolamonl74); A.P.-M.(69) vTurvey Park(143). M.(106)vTurvey Parkl167); A.P.-M.(63)vWagga(139). Nsrrsndersbye . Coolamon bye. Sun., 10thMay: BYE. Winfield Champs. RFL(/51} d Nth. Set., 1st August: Wagga(l 15) v Narranderal66). Sun.,2nd District(IOO}atNsrrsnders. August: Coolamon(20) v E.W.•KooringaI(57); Tur,ey Sat., 16th Mey: Wagga(109)vA.P.-M .(53). Sun., 17th Park(64)v Griffithl24); A.P.-M.I23) v Ga11.-G.G.-M.(91 ). May: Leeton(l 04) v Griffith(83); Narrandera(73)v E.W.• Leeton bye. WAGGA AND DISTRICT JUNIOR Kooringal(107); TurveyPark(125) v Gan.-G.G.-M.(96). Sat., 8thAugust: E.W.-Kooringal(121) vLooton(88) . Sun., Coolamon bye. 9thAu9u11: Narranderal118) v Coolamon(75); AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL Sun.,24th Mey: Winfield Champs. Mid Murray/135) d Griffith(164)v A.P.-M.l70); Gan.•G.G.-M.(103) v RFL/97/atSwanHill. Wagga(90).TurveyParkbye Sat.• 30thMey: E.W.-Kooringal(137)v Coolamon(70). Sat., 15th August: E.W.-Kooringalll 16) vA.P.-M.l59). ASSOCIATION Sun., 31stMey: Narrandera(50) vWagga(137); Sun., 16thAugul1: Narranderal98) v Turvey Park(l 13); Griffith(l 10) vTurveyPark(l 20); Gan.-G.G.-M.I103) v Coolamon( 152)v Leetonl101 ); Griffith( 102)v Wagga and District Junior Australian Foot The junior division grand final will all be A.P,-M.(148).Leeton bye. Wagga(l 29). Gan.-G,G.•M. bye. ball Association Grand Finals this weekend played at Gumly Gumly Oval on Sunday with Sat., 6th June: Waggal95)v Gan.-G.G.-M.(69). Sun., 7th Sat., 22ndAugust: Wagga(125) vCoolamonl50). Sun., will be close if the preliminary finals are any the minor grand final in the under 14 at June: Leeton(60) v E.W.-KooringaI(167); Coolamonl71) v 23rdAugul1: Leeton(49) v Narranderal79); Turve y Narrandera(151 ); A.P.-M.(114) v Griffith(93). TurveyPark Park(l 18) v E.W.-Kooringal(75); Gan.·G.G.-M.(B0)v indication. 10.00am followed by the under 14 major at bye. Griffithl96).A.P.-M. bye. In the under 12 and under 10 divisions all 1.00pmand the under 16 at 3.00pm. Sat., 13thJune: Wagga(103) vGriffith(42).Sun., 14th FINALS four games will be played at Gissing Oval on The successful teams to contest the junior EWK June: Leeton(60) vCoolamon(65); Turvey Park(97) v Sun.,30thAuguat:First Semi -Gan.·G.G. Saturday with the minor under 12 starting at division are: minor 10am: and SWTD; Narrandera(48); A.P.-M.(130) v E.W.-Kooringall138). M,(96) d EastWagga-K.I91) at Narrandera. 9.30am followed by the minor under 10 at major under 14: Turvey Park and Tigers; Gsn.-G.G.-M. bye. Sun., 6th September: Second Semi · Turvey 10.45am. under 16 ELMCU and Turvey Park. Sat., 20thJune: E.W.-KooringalI23) v TurveyPark(65). Park(l 13) d Wagga(96) at North Wagga. Sun.,21atJune: Narrandera(48)v Leeton(J7); Sun., 13thSaptami><,r: PreliminaryFinal · The under 12 major grand final will then be The presentation of the best and fairest Coolamon(41) vWagga(99); GriffithI70)v Gan.·G.G.• Waggav Ganmain-G.G.-M. at Narrandera. the highlight of the day with the under 10 awards will be made at 12.45pm at Gissing M.(37).A.P.•M. bye. Sun., 20thSeptember: Grand Final. play-off at 11.45am and the under 12 grand Oval on Saturday and the juniors at Gumly final at 12.45pm. Oval at 2.45pm. The teams that have made the grand finals The Coca Cola Premiership Medallions will are: minor under 10: Bombers and Magpies; be presented to the teams after the major under 12: Tigers and Magpies; major grand grand final in each division. final under 10 (12 noon) Tigers will play either All players invited to play in the under 15 ELMCU or EWK depending on the result of representative side against Riverina South Saturday's replay; and under 12 Bombers and West must be in the change rooms no later Collingullie-Ashmont. than 9.45am at Maher Oval on Saturday. OL.DLST 1\llSJ l{.\I l,\'-1 O\\'NI I) FOOIBt\l I l\1t\Nl11-,\Cll1RJ'R 1111· ONI) 11:\I I 10 Ill• l Sl• ll I!) r\l'SIR.-\1 IA•s �OllR ROSSTOP I 1·.A(il l·S \ II11111t111FAULKNER /-,,,,1h111/ I ('agu". \'1uoria11 h,othal/ :hs,,. S ,.\ ,\t1t1,,1111/ I o,•1/1,11/ l,1·,1g111· 11111I lil\1111111i1111 I oothal/ LC(l,C.:llf'. 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Hammond Ave., WAGGA-Ph. 21 4863 PHONE 741154 (741134 A.H.) 16 17 FOSTERS FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIV. 2 FOSTERS FARRER LEAGUE - DIVISION TWO HONOUR ROLL, 1987 GRAND FINAL PREVIEVV Premien Club Best & Fairest Finishing Order by 'Jock' Currie 1st XVIII: Cootamundra: lsts Gary Parson; tst XVIII: W D L Pis 1983 South Wagga-Tolland 2nds David Clarke. South Wagga Cootamundra ...... 14 - - 56 Last year's grand final is repeated today wirh the points. In last week·s match. the Dons scored 6-6 to3·1 1984 Junce-Kapooka Tolland: lsls Wayne Gardner; Whitton ...... II - 3 44 meeting of minor premiers, Coolamundra, who have in the exciti11g last stanza. 1985 Whitton 2nds Terry o·Kecfe. Uranquinty Slh. W"IUC•·T...... 8 • 6 32 still to be beaten this year, and reigning premiers of the I 1hough1 Cootamundra's match winner last match 1986 Whitton Kapooka: Isis Tim Patton; 2nds Juntt...... 7 I 6 30 last two years, Whitton. was the experienced Peter Delaney. Sure, it was 2nd XVIII: Greg Patterson. Whitton: lsls �r:iot� ...... � '. ��� Jt's a Jilting finale to the season as these rwo tea,ns bro1her Bria11 who nonchalanlly booted the 50 metre 1983 South Wagga-Tolland Gavin Lloyd; 2nds Robby Irvine. R.A.A.F...... 3 · 11 12 have indeed been the best two in the League rhis year. goal to take the match. but Peter, calm and cool in the 1984 Boree Creek Junee:Not finalised. RAAF: Not Coolamundra, although always looking the goods crisis when moved to defence, repelled and instigated 1985 Cootamundra finalised. Rivcoll: Not finalised. 2nd XVIII: W D L Pis R.A.A.F...... 10 • 4 40 in the pastfew seasonshave not yet won a premier,-hip many an a/lack. 1986 Rivcoll in the 'reformed' RDFL-cum•Fa"er League. Their Why GaryParson continually moves himselfto full Finals Results Rinoll ...... 10 • 4 40 1980 League Best & Fairest lsts: 1,-r Semi. S.W.-Tolland Coolamundra ...... 10 • 4 40 last success wasin when they defeated Marrar to forward is beyond me. I rate him the best centreman in AUan Carroll Memorial 10.12. 72 d Junec 8.11.59; 2nd Whitto■ . •• . •...... •...... • 9 - 5 36 win the Central Riverina flag. Whi1to11, a, memioned the league and that's where he must stay for the whole Medal (lsts): Uranquinty·K...... 8 · 6 32 above. have won lhe last two premierships. match to prevem the determined and skilful Graham Semi. Cootamundra 14.17.101 d SouthWagga ·T...... 7 · 7 28 1983 Mick Dascy ...... S.W.-T. Whitton 15. hi. 100; Prelimi11ary. Junee ...... •...... 2 · 12 8 Ingram from dictating the terms. 1984RonNieuwendyk .... Coota. Whitton 17. 15.117 d S.W. Dangers up forward for Whi11on are Scott Lang and 1985 Martin Simpson ..... Whillon Tolland 15.16. 106. veteran Jim Gellch. Gel/ch, who haskicked 8 goals in 1986 Gavin Lloyd ...... Whillon 2nds: Isl Semi. Cootamundra the two finals to date will have 10 be closely checked. 1987 Wayne Gardner ..... S.W .-T. 9.18.72 d Whitton 8.13.61; 2nd ) He spends the majority of his time in the forward Farrer League Trophy (2nds): Semi. RAAF 17.15.117 d Rivcoll pocket. where he is a strong mark and an excellent kick 1983 Col Parmenter ...... S.W.-T. 8.6.54; Preliminary. Rivcoll for goal. 1984PeterHogan ...... Coota. 11.8.74 d Cootamund"ra 5.12.42. } Following contests should be a highlight of the 1985 Bob Thompson ...... Whitton This season'sthree meeti11}!Jhetwet•n the tea11u have march. Whillon's number one ruckman, Ron Gordon I 986Rod Flack ...... BoreeCk. Gate Receipts 1st Semi: 2nd Semi: all been•• Cootamundru wim. The most recent, of is the league's best and Cootamundra youngster, Phil/ 1987Peter Bromley ...... RAAF 1983 $1117 1983 $1085 course, that memorable one point i·ictory in the second Cant a star of the future. Ruck rovers Graeme Heath 1984 $1007 1984 $878 semi-final two weeks ago. (Whi11on) and Craig Morton (Cootamundra) are nev Goalkicken 1985 $1084 1985 $1010 Al lime of writing. both reum,- were expected ro field er-say-die players who run all day and rovers Errol 1st XVIII: 1986 $846 1986 $794 their best lineups. Although injured early in the second Boot,. the Whillon coach and Greg Benne/I, Coora 1983Rob Barrett ...... Boree Ck. 1987 $852 1987 $1412 semi•final. Cootamundra defender. Greg ·Pickles· mundra are prolific kick winners. 1984Ralph Robins ...... Whitton Prelim. Final: Grand Final: Bradley expected lo be fit. There's no doubt the Blues deserve favouritism and 1985 Ralph Robins ...... Whitton should win. bur I expect the Whillon Tigers to give 1986 Scott Lang ...... Borec Ck. 1983 $1140 1983 $1900 Whillon·s blonde rover, KerryPainting. who had a 1987 Mark Hofert...... S. W.-T. 1984 $1092 1984 $2814 finegame lasr week against Sourh Wagga- Tolland re• them a torrid ream in whal should be ... a GRAND 2nd XVlll: 1985 $1085 1985 $ ceived a knock which forced him ro leave the field. bur final! 1983Trevor Cooper. .... J unee-K. 1986 $1030 198n $2152 he. two, should be set for roday's big one. In the Reserves match, the RAAF side, winners of 1987 $1237 1987 $ :,__, Team•mates and spectators both will be hoping for the second semi-final by same 63 points must be hor 1984 Ian Dallas ...... Coota. Alla11 Carroll Memorial Medal, 1985TrevorCooper ..... Junee-K. Club Championship big games from their centre half forward. Gavin Lloyd favourites to defeat defending premiers. the Rivco/1 1st XV II I Best & Fairest. of Whillon and Don Oliver of Cootamundra are both Bushpigs. 1986Peter Hogan ...... Coota. 1986 Cootamundra ...... 108 Wny11r Gurdner(S. W.-T.). 1987Peter Jack ...... Uranq.·K. 1987 Cootamundra ...... 114 exciting players and allhough each is likely to start at The Bushpigs came back well, to win last Saturday·s centre half forward. such is their brilliance and versa• preliminary final. however. and will hope that the tility they could well find themselves in eirher defence momentum continues. or 011 the ball before the match is over. Ruckmen Don Mc Lei/an and Michael Conway give Whi11011 really surprised, at lasrmeeting, wirh their rhe College ple111yofba/L Up forward. Ki,ag. a/1hough desperation and keeness to be firstfor rhe ball. Indeed. slow, takes a bi�grab and a gooYerong Creek - Ph. 203557 (225740 A.H.) L!h e� d�h 7�172,_ REQUIREMENTS I of these stars. I feel Coota has a point to prow he turns it on -shut lhe gate! Coota have too much � � ----...J after last year, and will win by 7 points!" depth and should win well. " 18 19 FOSTERS FARRER FOOTBALL LEA GUE DIV. 2 GRAND FINALS - 1987 Possible First Grade Player Positions: 1sts 2.15 p.m. WHITTON GOAL COOTAMUNDRA WHITTON Colours: Navy Blue, White Crest Colours: Black, Gold Sash 1. G.PARSONS 24. J. BRISTOW 1. G. HEATH 21. J. GELTCH 2. L. REID 25. P.CANT 2. E. BOOTS 22. D. TUCKETT .. 3. B.DELANEY 3. P.PRESTON 23. N. MAXWELL NAVY BLUE, BLACK, 26. T.FINUCANE WHITE CREST Ral� ROBINS (5) YELLOW SASH 5. G. BENNETT 27. W. ECCLESTON 4. K. PAINTING 24. A. CAMERON Leon REID (12) 6. P. MANNING 28. S. TIERNAN 5. R. ROBINS 25. I.PARROW 7. G.BRADLEY 30. P.CAMP 6. R. WATTS 26. C. HIGGINS 8. M. MORTON 31. S.McALISTER 7. G. INGRAM 27. B. THOMPSON 9. D. GUTHRIE 33. B.CAMP 8. F.GORDON 28. D. YOUNG KerryPAINTING (4) 10. R. KNAGGE 34. B. BOOTS 9. Jim BRADLEY 29. C. PICKENS Shane TIERNAN(28) 12. C. MORTON 37. J. THOMPSON 10. S. LANG 30. T.SMITH 13. P. DELANEY 38. P. FRILA Y 11. R. GORDON 31. N.HUGHES 14. D. EARNSHAW 39. G. GUTHRIE 12. R. BOOTS 32. L. GRIEVES 15. I. PIRIE 40. M. SUTTON 13. D.GORDON 33. R. PRESTON Gavin UOYD (17) 16. W. DeBRITT 41. S. BALDOCK 14. I. INGRAM 34. A. CAMERON 17. D. CLARKE 42. R. BOOL 15. C. INGRAM 35. R. IRVINE Ian PIRIE (15) 18. C.MANWARING 43. G. McDERMOTT 16. P. THOMPSON 36. J.RAWLE 19. D. McPHERSON 45. A. RONNING 17. G.LLOYD 37. D.TILKER Ian INGRAM(14) Scott&:ANG (10) 21. D. OLIVER 46. J. BALDOCK 18. R.PICKENS 38. R.WILLIAMS Chris MANWARING(18) Greg BRADLEY(7) 22. D. LOUTTIT 47. M. WALKER 19. G. CAMPISI 39. D. CHRISTIAN 23. C.GOLDEN 48. M.DOUGLAS 20. V.CAMPISI 49. J. NORMAN FOLLOWERS: Ron GORDON (11) Graeme Col lNGRAM) (15 Gary HEATH (1) Enol BOOTS(2) CAMPISI (19) 2nds 12 noon Phil/ CANT '25) Micheal Craig MORTON(12) Jeff R.A.A.F. RIVCOLL MORTON(BJ GregBENNETT (5) BRISTOW (24) Colours: Light Blue, Dark Blue V Colours: Red & White Stripes CENTRES: ) 2. J. LAWRIE 21. P. BROMLEY VC 1. G. ROBERTSON 34. N. CLARK (ij 3. M. CRIBBES 22. A. MOORE 7. P.STARR 38. M. WILLETT .,A= 5. J.STOCKL 23. C. MOORE 14. D. CRAWLEY 39. W.ELLIOT 9. G. GANNAWAY 24. C. ROTHWELL 19. I. PRESS 41. A. COTTRELL 10. M. KAY 25. L. KERWANTY 22. C.FLETCHER c 47. D. McLELLAN 11. G.WINTER 26. D.FRANKLIN 24. G.THOMAS 49. M.CONWAY Robbie PICKENS (18) 12. C.THACKER 28. C. ADAMS 25. A. RICHARDS 51. A. PRICE Peter DELANEY(13} 13. W. STEWART 29. W. TROTT 27. D. FAWNS 54. A.ANDREAZZA 14. N.PFITZNER 30. J. McKENNY 28. P. DOWNS 55. P. CRAFT Don GORDON (13) 16. A. WAGNER 32. D. GILLIS 31. A. O'BRIEN 61. A. KING 17. M.O'DONOHUE 38. L. PLAPP 32. S.LISTON 81. N. NOACK Don OLIVER (21) 18. B.WEST 46. C. TAYLOR 33. W.HALBISCH 100. P. GEDDES 19. V.IN 48. L. Van BEEK c PauIPRESTON(3) Ron WATTS(&) 20. M. REICHARDT David McPHERSON (4} Rod KNAGGE (10} CALL IN TO THE Frank GORDON(8) Mick DOUGLAS (48} Cootamundra Whitton Interchange: URANQUINTY HOTEL Interchange: FOR A COLD CARLTON OR TOOHEYS AFTER THE GAME Mick WALKER (47) ,. Don T1LKER(37} WITH MINE HOSTS DUILIO & SANDRA FERELLA Paul MANNING (6) ,,.,,.,.(22} TUCICE1T COOTAMUNDRA GOAL 20 21 ·r-HOTEL CENTRAL COOTAMUNDRA "1. �: - -.•7 Whitton's ROBINS NEST I • PETROL � L. & C. G.A. & B. KELLY I ► CARLTON, RESCHS, FRASER QUALITY BUTCHERS TOOHEYS NEW, TOOTHS OLD ON TAP Daryl & Larry, • ,· 1/1: PTY. LTD. Gehrig props. Ph. 552605 I ► TASTYCOUNTER LUNCHES ► VISITORS WELCOME . �;:::�:t PHONE 55 2700 PHONE 421346 · :• Hardware ( �� Home WHITTON L► 12 OPEN noonSUNDAYS to 10 p.m. I • Gifts Deliveries & . --- . . - . ______...J ------� Smalls Corned Beef COOTAMUNDRA WHITTON President's Message Blues' Club Notes President's Message Tigers' Club Notes Saturday the 12th will see a great day of Grand At last! The day our club has worked so hard to Well Whitton, here we are in our third successive Congratulations to all the players on a fine effort Final football for Farrer League Division 2. With reach over the last twelve months. Grand Final, a position I'm sure all our players and last week, if you never give in, you are never beaten, good weather and competition, spectators are Commiserations to our Reserves who showed supportersare proud to be in. But that isn't to say it as we showed in the last quarter. assured of good matches. great heart only to find that although the spirit was gets any easier. If anything it gets harder each year - To play in three successive grand finals shows the Congratulations and good luck go to all sides who more than willing, the body was not. our competition is tough! consistency and strPn"•L . •he club and the dedica will compete in today's matches, and may the best Perhaps many of us wondered what the irrepressi I would like to wish both teams today the verybest tion�,•' 1 you all well, if anyone teams win. ble Rod Boot was capable of if he put it all together. of luck in an injuryfree game and may the best team _ ��u a premiership team it is Errol. He One observation of the Division 2 is the calibre of On Saturday we found out. Probably his best game win. Commiserations lo all other teams in Division uds aone everything and making it happen. junior players this league has produced. Junee have for the club. Not far behind were Darkie, Earny and Two, as we do have a very competitive league. 100 minutes is not long when you consider the many but Craig Linder stands out; Whitton's Gavin Gary Macca who really played their hearts out. I'm sure all ofus who were present at the League's year of hard work that has been done. So we must Lloyd is a player of the future and in our club Phil Congratulations to the twenty players selected to Best & Fairest vote count will agree our Princess just go non-stop, because it is always the team that Cant could make the big time. represent our club today and to those who missed Kristina really did us proud and we sincerely thank tries the hardest and is willing to work and run, fight Congratulations go to the League Executive and out don't be too despondent as you are still partof it. her for her efforts. To Gavin we give our congratula for the ball and help each other out that ends up the to club delegates for a great season - with smooth To our hard working committee hopefully it will tions and very best wishes for next year when you winner. It was this type of effortthat has got us in the and efficient administration, the League is in good all come to fruition today. depart us for Richmond. We are all very proud of grand final, and another effort like that should hands. Good luck Gary and the boys and may you bring you and we're sure our Secretarywill be hoping for a clinch it for us. PETER HOGAN home the flag. golden spoon and not a wooden spoon with your Finally, I would like to thank our supporters for CARN THE BLUES! help next year. Congratulations to Gavin and Rob their commitment and unbiased barracking - it really bie on winning the club's best and fairest awards, gives the players a lift lo know that everyone on the well deserved winners, just in front of Ron Gordon sideline is cheering for them. TOP 5 GOALKICKERS (Home & Away) DIVISION TWO 1987 and Noel Hughes. So come on Tigers, plenty of effort and make it The running of a footy club is a lot of work for three in a row, and walk tall at the end of the day. R.A.A.F. Uranqulnty•K. which the committee this year can all give them UP THE TIGERS! Firsts: Seconds: l'irst.,: Seconds: selves a pat on the back. I thank them all for their M. Reichardt ...... 11 P. Bromley ...... 14 G. Thompson ...... 22 P. fack ...... 35 devoted help throughout the year, and also to our G. Gannaway ...... 10 B. Fleming ...... 9 0. Fellows ...... I 5 I. Gilmore ...... 10 players and supporters not on the committee, but S. Woods ...... 6 C.Moore ...... 9 D. Huxley ...... 14 G. Coates...... 6 who have helped on different occasions. You all For all your building P. Nolan ...... 5 J. Lawrie ...... 8 P. Perry ...... 14 P. Jackson ...... 6 know who you are, and I sincerely thank you. AREA material requirements: M. Cribbes ...... , .. 5 M. Reichardt 8 A. Cameron .. 7 D. Mcinerney ...... 6 Well done Reserves, we are also proud of your All limbers, paints, BUILDERS tools, oils, cement, Junee Whitton efforts in reaching the finals, maybe just a bit un electrical, plumbing, Firsts: Seconds: Firsts: Seconds: lucky this year. And to our coaches Errol and Noel, SUPPLY galvanised iron. D. Price ...... 45 A. McCarthy ...... 3 G. Lloyd ...... 35 R. Thompson ...... 8 we all thank you for your dedication and efforts � PAINT I. Winbank ...... 14 M.Smith ...... 3 R. Robbins ...... 29 P. Oidden ...... 7 throughout 1987. � SPECIALISTS M. Price ...... 8 co. C. Baker ...... 2 C. Ingram...... 19 R. lrvine ...... 7 Anyway, on a final note, best of luck once again C. Price ...... 7 A. Guthrie ...... 2 S. Lang ...... 18 F. Gordon ...... 6 today to both teams, I'm sure we can make it a YAMBIL STREET, GRIFFITH· PH 623115 M. Edson . ., ... 6 T.Orr ...... 2 E.Boots ...... 12 T.Bradshaw 5 trifecta! Thanks for a great year Tigers, let's give it Cootamundra our best! EDDIE HEATH Firsts: Seconds: D. Oliver ...... 34 J. TI1ompson ...... 14 G. Parsons...... 34 R. Dallas...... 9 FOSTERS FARRER LEAGUE P. Cant ...... n G. Guthrie ...... 7 RIVCOLL B. Delaney ...... 14 P. Hogan...... 7 Well we made it to the big one for the second year G. Bennett ...... 12 K. Buttriss. 5 running. AU the hard work and commitment has PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE Rivcoll paid off, now we just have to make it worthwhile. Today is the end of another 2nd Division sea giving their all to secure the flag. First,{: Seconds: Full credit to Walshy forhis no-nonsense coaching son. I feel it has been an interesting year of foot May all sides compete in a fair and sports B.McLennan ...... 19 N.Andronicus ...... 9 ell year and example-setting leadership from Flesh ball with the great improvement of Uranquinty manship manner and may we witness another K. Greaves ...... 14 D. Mcl.cllan ...... 9 and to all those players who put in for the season, Kapooka, Junee hanging into the final four again hard fought grand final series. P. Craft ...... 10 P. Craft...... 8 e peciaUy during the dreaded holidays. and the return of the Dons, who were eliminated The League would like to congratulate Wayne D. Hicks ...... 10 P. Geddes ...... 6 We all should bi: inspired enough by now 10 take last week. A. Toole...... 5 A. Price...... 6 Gardner on his Allan Carroll Memorial Medal, otf back-to-back premierships, but it takes more Today's games will climax with last year's best and fairest Division 2 win, and also to all South Wagga-T. than inspiration - it will need real determination and grand final sides competing once again for that other award winners in Division 2. Firsts: Seconds: a want to win attitude, so just think about how good M. Hofert ...... 46 elusive flag. Whitton is looking for their third In closing, the League would like to take this R. Currie ...... 15 it will feel to win and how it would feel to lose! straight victory, whilst Cootamundra will be M. Hillier ...... 18 D.Cowan...... 7 Once again thanks to Walshy for getting us there, opportunity in wishing Gavin Lloyd all the very V. Crouch ...... 15 K.Bevan ...... 6 so let's do it for ourselves and for the Red & White. trying to continue their winning form. best in his footballing future with Richmond. B. Robinson ...... 15 T. Murray ...... 6 Remember· no guts, no glory! In the Reserve Grade, form side RAAF will E. Frazier...... 14 P. Dixon ...... , 5 -C.T.F.P: play last year's premiers Rivcoll with both sides JOHN YATES, President FFL. 22 23 RIVERINA SPRAYING SERVICE, WAGGA WHITTONBOWLING 33 Dobney Ave., Wagga - Ph. 253322(a.h. Errol Lloyd 285744,John Gerhardy 261314) & RECREATION CLUB Suppliers of: SPRAY-SEED, ROUNDUP, GLEAN, ALLY, HOEGRASS Benerembah Street SYNATHIC, NILVERM, CLOUT-S, SPURT, VACCINES. Phone 55 2715 (/J· Agents for: A.F.L. FERTILIZERS & CARGILL SEEDS. VISITORS WELCOME \/�?: 21. DON OLIVER, age 28, 184cm. 90kg. Centre 12. ROD BOOTS, age 23, 178cm, 76kg. Back flank. half forward. 'Donald'. Farrer league rep and Consistent defender, never gives opponents an COOTAMUNDRA NSW capt. Very nimble [or a tall man, Good WHITTON inch. learn man, always thinking. 13. DON GORDON, age 24, 185cm, 76kg. Centre PLAYER PROFILE PLAYER PROFILE half back. League rep. Fullback who has had a 22. DAVID LOUTTIT, age 24, 179cm, 87kg. Back good year. Strong mark and kick with lots of Average age24; Av height 178.5cm; Av weight 85kg. pocket_ 'Davo'. First full season in lsts. Great Average age 26; Av height 179cm; Av weight 79kg. pace. Instigates a lot of attack. defender, safe. 1. GRAEME HEATH, age 21, 180cm, 67.5kg. 14. IAN INGRAM. age 25, 165cm, 76kg. Rover. 1. GARY PARSONS, age 24. JEFF BRISTOW, age 26, 177cm, 86kg. Wing. Ruck rover. Speedy player who creates many 'Blondie' is a clever left footer who never wastes chances for the forwards with clever handball. 23. 178cm, 83kg. Full 'Rexie'. Having great season. One of the best a kick and is always around the packs. 2. ERROL BOOTS, age forward. 'Poona'. Cap ball getters in the club. 15. COLIN INGRAM, age 29, 170cm,82.5kg. Ruck 29, 175cm, 76kg. Rover. rover. Non-stop goer, who creates much of the tain coach. Leads by ex 25. PHILLIP CANT, age 17, 182cm, 82kg. Ruck play. Desperate and fearless. man. 'Canty'. One of the best juniors to come 1986-87 League coach ample. Farrer league 16. PETER THOMPSON, age 27, 178cm, 76kg. from Coota. Great potential. and former League B & rep. Takes a goodmark, Back flank. Classy player whose skills enable F. Classy player capable tough and hard. 28. SHAUNE TIERNAN, age 20, 180cm, 84kg. him to often turn defence into attack. Half back flank. League convert. Great season of destroying any team. 17. GAVIN LLOYD, age 18, 190cm,85.5kg. Centre 2. LEON REID, age 31, 179cm, 86kg. Fullback. from start. Good tagger. Has all the skills. half forward. Farrer and NSW rep. An inspir 'Dangles•. Very experienced. Reads the play 47. MICK WALKER, age 24, 179cm, 89kg. For ational player capable of anything. One of Whit 3. PAUL PRESTON, age 25, 175cm, 76kg. Back ton's key players. well. Rarely beaten. ward pocket. Ex-Tumut player. Good mark and flank. Underrated defender. One of the best 18. ROBBIE PICKENS, age 19, 172cm, 66.5kg. 3. BRIAN DELANEY, age 26, 176cm. 82kg. Cen tries hard all the time. stoppers in the league. Always backs up and Back pocket. Desperate defender who is never tre. Farrer league rep. 'The Ghost'. One of the 48. DOUGLAS, age 26, 180cm, 87kg. never stops trying. beaten. A full 100 minute goer. hardest tacklers in the league. Good ball gelter. Utility. 'Dougal'. Quick offthe mark and tackles 4. KERRY PAINTING, age 21, 178cm, 63.5kg. 19. GARRY CAMPISI,age 23, 178cm, 76kg. Wing. 5. GREG BENNETT, age 28, 170cm. 69kg. Rov well. Wing. Gutsy player who never stops running, a Dashing winer whose strong mark and long kicks real team man. er. 'Benny'. Hard worker at all times. Never JAN BUTTRISS, age 23, 176cm, 84kg. Utility. enable the forwards to gain many breaks. stops running. 5. RALPH ROBINS, age 33, 182cm, 79kg. Full 20. VINCE CAMPISI, age 24, 178cm, 82.5kg. For 'Nigel'. Very hard man to stop. Battles all day. forward. Crafty goal sneak, who never misses a 6. PAUL MANNING, age 20, 176cm. 83kg. Half ward pocket. Handy player who only knows one chance. way to go. Valuable around goal for his bullock forward flank. 'Speed'. Trieshard. Always there LAYTONANSCHAW OF YERONG CREEK 6. RON WATIS, age 30. 185cm. 92kg. Back pock ing work, good shot. when needed. IS THE FAULKNER FOOTY No. 8 WINNER et. Versatile performer, strong mark and reli 21. JIM GELTCH, age 34, 185cm, 85.5kg. Forward 7. GREG BRADLEY. age 29, 180cm, 89kg. Back able. Always shows his worth. pocket. Clever veteran who knows all the short pocket. 'Pickles'. Farrer league rep. Plays like a 7. GRAHAM INGRAM, age 28, 175cm, 70kg. cuts. Never puts in a bad one. The bigger the man with years of experience. Centre. A tough workhorse, always willing to get occasion the better he goes. hard ball and set up play. 22. DARREN TIJCKET, age 24, 178cm, 82.5kg. 8. MICHAEL MORTEN, age 18, 179cm, 85kg. 8. FRANK GORDON, age 27, IROcm, 95kg. Full Wing. 'Mort'.Wonderful ball skills. Likes to run. Forward flank.Tough and fast always makes an Well players and supporters,RAIF this is the day we've back. No-nonsense defender. strong mark and impact either in defence or attack. 10. RODNEY KNAGGE, age 25, 181cm, 87kg. waited for - grand final day. good kick. 23. NOEL MAXWELL. age 35, 178cm, 85.5kg. Forward pocket. 'Nagges'. Farrer league rep. Congratulations to Mick O'Neill for the wonder 9. JIM BRADLEY. age 31. IR2cm, 73kg. Back Ruck rover. Tough and reliable veteran who al Reserves coach. Great mark. Team player wilh ful job he has done to get the Reservesto the posi pocket. Versatile player able to fill any position. ways gives his best. Clever around the goals. good kick. tion they are in today. He has been ably assisted by Consistent performer. 34. ANDY CAMERON, age 23, 185cm, 89kg. Mick Piper whose experience has no doubt been a 10. SCOTT LANG. age 24. 187cm. 73kg. Forward 12. CRAIG MORTEN, age 24, 181cm, 86kg. Half Ruck. A young man coming or age in the rucking great help. flank. High flyer, capable or spectacular marks, forward flank. 'Mort'. Exceptional hands. Runs department. A team player, always willing and Today we play Rivcoll after they defeated Coota which he often converts into goals. all day with good disposal. good talker. mundra last Saturday to earn the right to play us in II. RON GORDON, age 26, 193cm, 85.5kg. Ruck. the big one. 37. DON TILKER, age 25, 182cm, 82.5kg. Forward 13. PETER DELANEY, age 30, 179cm, 89kg. Half League rep. Ruckman, strong mark, good kick, flank. Never gives in. Fearless on the ball,always forwardflank. 'God'. Is having one of his better I don't think that I have to remind anyone that brings other players into the game with clever football is a 'funny' game - it is not over until four at the bottom of the pack. A team man who feeds years. Running and reading play to help team. play. quarters have been played, so lei's show the disci the ball out to his team-mates. 15. IAN PIRIE, age 27, 180cm, 93kg. Centre half pline and the commitment and grab this game by the throat and never let up. back. 'Rocky'. Very tough, first year with club. - ► Tractor, Truck and Car Tyres - most brands. Very safe defender. After the game, win or lose, it is on at Mick & Barb's place again, so players and supporters,let's \:. ► Eleclronic Wheel Balancing - cars & lrucks. 18. CHRIS MANWARING, age 24, 180cm, 87kg. get together and make it a good night as was the last m,\:��l���== : Tractor Rim Dualling Kits. Half back flank. 'Crack'. Come back year for one. A special thanks to Barb, her mum and sister ► Blues. Brilliant defender. for making the last one a success. Real country style ON FARM SERVICE welcome. the boys really appreciated it very much. 19. DAVID McPHERSON, age 22, 173cm, 76kg. 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Kyeamba Street - Ph. 285728, 285742 I Phone Ardlethan 782061 I ------Phone------Couramundra 422633 J FOSTERS FARRER LEAGUE - DIVISION ONE HOW FARRER LEAGUE DIV. 1 FINISHED 1987 PRELIMINARY FINAL PREVIEVV by 'Jock' Currie FIRST GRADE LADDER LEADING GOALKICKERS Bare/1011 United minor premiers, and losers of la. URANAST. ► LOCAL&INTERSTATE. COMMERCIAL � THE ROCK ► BULK& GENERAL HAULAGE. PH. 202028 JOHN MEYERS h - I ► WEEKLY RUNS TO BRISBANE. HOTEL SelfService Grocery, Liquor ► REGULAR RUNS TO SYDNEY BARELLAN � 1 • AND NEWCASTLE. Call in and have ti coldbeer and a chat about the and Hardware departments uwmw�CDGwli , .. game with host Mick Tternb.llh PUB T AB ► Distributors of Australian Fertilizers, COLLINGULLIE 1a1�l PHONE 20 0142 Sheepyard Mesh ► Cartage Contractors --.. 18. BRIAN CONLAN, age 25, 187cm, 86kg. Ruck. 19. RON GILLINGHAM, age 24, 178cm, 70kg. BARELLAN 1986 Best & Fairest. Mobile ruckman. Likes it COLL.-ASHMONT Fullback. Ex-junior. Rated as the best fullback hard. in the league. Reads the play perfectly. Rarely PLAYER PROFILE 20. MARK FLAGG, age 24, 180cm, 76kg. Forward. PLAYER PROFILE beaten. High flying forward with uncanny goal sense. 21. SCOTTMACKLIN, age 17, 174cm,67kg. Wing. 21. JEFF INGLIS, age 17, 180cm, 72kg. Wing. Average age 22; Av height 180c:m; A• weight 77kg. Ex-junior. Another of our quickies. Given a bit Average age 23; Av height 175cm; Av weight 78k2. Promising winger with lots of skill. of room will not be caught. 1. ANDREW ALDERTON, age 26, 188cm, 84kg. 23. CAM ROLLASON, age 23, 188cm, 75kg. Cen Centre half forward. Captain/coach. First year 22. MICHAEL ATfWOOD, age 19, 170cm, 65kg. 1. LEO LUCAS, age 28, 192cm, 108kg. Centre half tre half back. Solid defender that can take a great coach. Numerous rep honours. Big high mark Rover. Ex-Ungarie. Hard tackling player. Deliv fo rward. Key postion player with VFL experi• mark. and long kick. ers the ball well. ence. 24. OWEN BROWN, age 25, 175cm, 80kg. Wing. 2. SIDNEY WILLIAMS, age 23, 178cm, 72kg. 23. GLENN PAGE, age 17, 183cm,75kg. Ruck rov 2. PETER SHEEHAN, age 23, 172cm, 74kg. Back Courageous winger who loves do tackle. o Ruck rover. Represented Farrer League this er. Ex-junior. Attacking player. Reknown f r flank/wing. Speedy winger with excellent dis 26. IAN LUCAS, age 25, 177cm, 83kg. Ruck roer. skilful play. posal. year. First year player for Demons. Top class Ruff is the Riverina's best ruck rover. Assistant rover, very skilful. 27. BRETT WHYMAN, age 15, 179cm, 64kg. 4. PETER COX, age 28, 183cm, 95kg. Back pock coach. Wing. Ex-junior. Players with a great future. A et. Forward turned defender. Linkman. 3. WARREN SOMERVILLE, age 30, 181cm, 29. MARK BROWN, age 18cm, 180cm, 73kg. o name to remember. 5. GRAHAM HOWE, age 18, 192cm, 80kg. Ruck. 83kg. Half f rward flank. Ex-junior. Seconds Wmg. Another promising winger in the Roos 33. TERRY GILLETT,age 22, 182cm, 76kg. Ruck Promising ruckman/forward. coach. Experiencedcampaigner with a big heart. camp. Great clubman. rover. Ex-junior. NSW & Farrer league rep. 6. CHRIS CONLAN,age 20, 178cm,76kg. Rover. 30. DAVID IRVIN, age 26, 177cm, 80kg. Fullback. Classy player. Has the ability to turn a game. Tireless worker with VFL potential. Tough defender with great tum of speed. 4. BARRIE McPHERSON, age 20, 184cm, 80kg. 38. GREG SMITH, age 20, 180cm, 85kg. Forward 7. MICHEAL CONLAN, age 22, 178cm, 80kg. Half back. Ex-junior. Good utility player. Big 32. JIM WILLIAMS, age 20, 178cm, 82kg. Back flank. Ex-junior. Great high marking forward. Wing, Gifted flanker with tons of pace. strong marking player who does not like getting flank.Determined backman who doesn't take a beaten. Very accurate kick at goal. 8. ROD DANIHER, age 25, 178cm, 80kg. Utility. backward step. Second year coach. Farrer league rep. Clean dis 5. SCOTTGUNNING, age 19, 177cm, 67kg. Rov 40. GEORGE LEE, age 23, 178cm, 79kg. Back 33. DAVID OVERS, age 23, 177cm, 74kg. Full pocket.Ex-junior. Had a couple years away and posal. back. Desperate defender. Out with a broken er. Ex-junior. Reads the play extremely well. now back with the Gullie. Gose checking de 9. ALAN EVANS, age 27, 167cm, 70kg. Back Slippery rover with a good mark. leg. fender. pocket. Fearless back pocket that backs up all 34. DARYL FLAGG, rover. Rambo of the rovers. 6. PETER WATSON, age 36, 192cm, 93kg. Full day. Has his head down all day. forward.Ex-coach. Big strong player who is cap 43. CRAIG HINES, age 27, 182cm,82kg. Ruck rov er. Ex-junior. Brilliant player with skill to bum. 10. PHILL HAGUE, age 26, 185cm, 96kg. Full for PETER CONLAN, age 26, 179cm, 75kg. Cen able of kicking a bag of goals on his day. 40. Kicks both feet. A great clubman. ward. Strong marking, long kicking full forward. tre. Tied in 1987 lcague B & F. High mark, long 7. DARREN MEYERS, age 21, 183cm, 80kg. 70 goals this year. kick. Farrer league rep. Back flank.First year in the red & white. Straight 45. CONRAD HAGGAR, age 17, 182cm, 70kg. 11. GERARD QUADE, age 22, 191cm, 80kg. 41. PAT McDONNELL, age 30, 180cm. Ruck rov through player, always makes it hard for oppo Centre half back. Ex-junior. An up and coming Ruck. Talented ruckmanand strong mark. er. Rugged player who switched codes with ease. nent. footballer with heaps of ability. 13. WAYNE FLAGGA, age 20, 175cm,74kg. Back 44. PETER CLARK, age 24, 175cm, 78kg. For 8. BRIAN ALEXANDER, age 30, 186cm, 90kg. flank. Great ball sense. Lin km an. ward. A forward with stacks of natural ability. Ruck. Top class ruckman. Has won two club B & F awrnds, Always goes for 120 minutes, 16. SHAUNE QUADE, age 27, 192cm, 92kg. 46. GR�HAM HAWKER, age 30, 183cm, 82kg. Ruck, Top ruckman, strong pair of hands. Ut1hty. Experienced campaigner with good 9. JAMI'S OlJILTER, age 19, 183cm, 76kg. Back NTH. WAGGI 17. JOHN CONLAN, age 24, 185cm, 77kg. Back skills. flank. Ex-junior. I li!,\h leaping l>ackman with a man. Tough defender, on the way back from great gral>. Always trying amt never !>eaten. Last week's effort would have to have been the 47. TREVOR SPENCER, age 24, 183cm, 83kg. worst performance of the year. Maybe it was nerves injury. Ruck. Good stro�g mark. Full of natural ability. 11. GEOFF SMITI-I, age 184cm, 80kg. Centre. _ IK. for the players who have not played in a final before. Ex-junior. F;irrcr rep, llad ;1 great year. One of Whatever it is, let's hope it has gone away for the the hardest tackling players in the league. match against Barellan, because there is no second 12. ROBERT WHYMAN, age 19, 172cm, 74kg. chance in this one. Searching for a Wing. Ex-junior. One of the fastest players in the Awards: Saint of the Week, A. Lang; Black league. Great deliver of the hall whether hy hand Swan, J. Kerr; Island View, A Boyton. or foot. Just a reminder that the Banquet is on Friday, 13. PAUL GILLETT, age 19, 181cm, 79kg. Back September 25, starting at 6,30 pm. Tickets costing Better Body? pocket. Ex-junior. Long left foot kick. Takes a $12. Footloose is the band, so let's see everyone good mark in defence. there and make it a successful night. of luck in this preliminary 14. PAUL WILLIAMS, age 18, 180cm, 78kg. Back To the Seconds, best I ••• see the experts at: flank. Ex-junior. Classy backman. Never give his final. Hopefully it wiU be more rewarding than last opponent an inch. week's game and see us move into the grand final! 17. ROBERT ELLIS, age 16, 172cm, 70kg. Rover. Ex-junior. Speed to burn. Is capable of kicking a FARRER NETBALL Suppliers of shearing gear, Woolpacs, Clout S, Outflank, AG Chemicals (Glean & Ally), AFL Easy-N and Urea Fertilizers PHONE 28 579"1 ALL FARRER LEAGUE RESULTS FOR 1987 FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIV. 1 DIVISION ONE July 18: o_):T. R . -Y.C.(88) v May 23: Rivcoll v Tumut-T.: Sch. Wag PRELIMINARY FINAL - 12 noon Barellon( l Nth. Wagg• 9j v ga-T.(125) v Uranquinty-K.(108); 2NDs April II: Toe Rock-Yc,ongC reek(85) Marro,(94), oll.-Ash.(152 i v Ju nee(82) v R.A.A.F (6 4): v North Wagg:,( 13()); Msmu(TT)_ v Col Tcmor• 100): M C.U.(132 • Whillon(39) v Cooca.(84). \ May 30: Coola.(109) v Rivcoll(75); Ungu!Ue-A hmonc(i 17): Bardlan(l34) Ardlcthan 45), Tumut-T. V Sth. Wa a-T.; Uranquin- v Mangoplah-Cookardinia United(4J); Jilly 25: Marrar(93) v T.R.-Y.C.(122 ; Whillon(l47) v Rgs.A.A.F.(104): NORTH WAGGA BARELLAN UNITED Tcmoru(l78)Gt!Ilerul Ardletha Dye. nN.S.(34) .W. Star, Barcllo11( I SS) v _Coll.- Ash . (73 �: 'J Championships. Ge.neral Bye. April 18: Tcmora(95) v M .C.U.(114: ·K.(128) v Junec(97). Ardcl 1ha11(6.�) v Nlh. Wagga(78). Nun S e W 6C.A &. F7:. L. So111hert1 Cham AUKUSI l: T.R.-Y .C.(rfO) v Nth . pi01iships al Barhurst. Sapphire Coast April ZS: Coll.-A h.(119) v T.R.· /97) d Farrer Two (46), Colours: RED, WHITE & BLACK Colours: BLUE AND WHITE STRIPES Y.C.(97); M.C.U, (101/ v Mnrrar(47); Wagg n( 7 4); Tcmora( 164) v Ardlclhan(82) v Bare lan(ISI); Nth. Ardlcchon(80): Barcllan(l 11) v SAINTS KANGAROOS Wagga(82)v Tcmoro(l20). M ..U . 108); Marrar(76) v Coll.- June 13: Rivcoll(78) v Whitton(72): Sth. Wagga-T.(65) v Coota.(109); May 2: T.R.-Y.C. (l 1) v M.C.U.(ZO). ,h.(108� _ 2. P. SEDUNARY 30. W. CAIRNS 1. M. TREMBATH 32. J. WILLIAMS Marr ar(26) ,. Ardlcthan(lo): ugust : oll.-Ash.(124) v T.R. Junee v Tumut-T .. R.A.A.F.(66) v 5. J. REBERGER 32. P. TINNOCK 3. B. FLAGG 34. D. FLAGG 8arellan(47 v Tcm ora(S5); oil.• Y,C (9�): M.C.U.l) 11) v Mamrr(40): Uranquinty•K.(7 . 10. C. DAVIS 36. G. GAYNOR 5. G. HOWE 35. V. CONLAN A.!h. (53) v lh. Wagg11(SJ}. Atlllclhan(4I ) v Barcllan(l59); Nth, Juno 20: Rivcoll� 45) v Sth. Wagga Q May 9: Ardlcthon(73} • T.R. Wogga(IJl) v Tcmora(106), T.(37); Whitton 119) v Junee(41); 12. C. TIPPING 37. P. BOYTON II. G. UADE 36. M. CASTLE Y.C.(109); Temora(88) v Marmr(74 : Au 11,1 IS: T . R.- Y .C.(77 v 001a.{66) v Uranqu inty-K.(14); 18. P. FAHEY 38. J. JACKSON Tumuc-t. v RGe.An.Aeral.F. Bye. Final 12. R. EVANS 37. K. HART th. Wogga(148) v Bnrcllan(�2 ; M .•. (154): Marrar(67J v N.S. W. '.A.F,l. C/tampiomhip.<. 21. J. KERR 43. M. CAIRNS 13. W. FLAGG 38. K. TUBB M, .U. (100) v Coll.-Ash.(69). Ardlc1han(94 ; Barellon(l34 v June 27: May 16: T.lt.-Y.C.(59) v tem<1rn(TT); Tcmorn(IOl): �II.-Ash.(157) v th. 22. A. BOYTON 45. R. ROBINSON 14. P. FLAGG 39. N. FINDLAY Morrar(59) v Borell n I IY • Wagga(80). July 4: R.A.A.F.(41) Y Rivcoll(79); 24. G. KEOGH 46. J. KERRIN 15. B. IRVIN 41. Pat McDONNELL M.C.U,(S-1) v Nth. Woggn{561: ol/ ,. Augull 12: Ardle1hon(76)v v T.R. Sth. Wagga-T.(RI) v Whillon(145); Ash.(l05) v ArdlcJhon(-17). Y.C.(67): Temora(133) Momrr{82); June<(64) v Coolll,(125): Umnquinty 25. K. DAVIS 48. A. LANG 17. J. CONLAN 42. J. WAIDE 1 26. S. GREGORY 49. R. DENTON Moy 23: Borcllan(l3b) v T.R.· Nth. Wagaa(6 l) • Sarellan(l 98); K v Tumul-T. 19. R. IRVIN 43. M. IRVIN Y.C.(73); Marrnr(7. ) v Nch Sat,M .. UAugust ,(IIJJ v 29: Coll.-Ash.(73). Isl Semi-Final · July 11: Junee(BB) v Rivcoll(36), 27. G. COUSLEY 50. 1. GREGORY 22. M. GOOLAGONG 44. P. CLARK Wagga(( I 15): Tcmor�p09) v oll. R.A.A.F.(31) v Sch. Wagga-T.(172); Coll.-Ash(l44) d Temora(l26) Tumul-T. v Cooca.: Uranqumty-K.(69) 29. T. REID 25. J. STANIFORTH 45. P. McDONNELL Asb. 102); Ardlcthon(48J v General Bye. M.C.U.(118). at Wagga. V Whillon(IOI). 27. J. KENNY 46. G. HAWKER May30:T R.-Y C.(114) v Mamr(BI): Sat. Sept. S: 2nd Semi-Final July 18: 28. S. NORRIS 47. J. SPENCER Coll.-A h.(132 v Barcllan(130 ): MCU(l25) d Barellan(I04) at July lS: Rivcoll(79) v Uranquincy 29. M. BROWN 48. B. HALDEN M.C.1./.(90) Tcmora(93); Nth. Ardlethan. K. ( 101); Whitton v Tumul-T.; Wagga(l45)(Spill vRmmd) Ardlcthan(57). Sun. Sept. 13: Preliminary Final - Cooca.(228) v R.A.A.F.(7); Sth, Wag 31. I. JAMIESON 49. G. TREMBATH ga-T.(!02) v Junec(65). Junr6 th. Wagga(122) Barellan v Coll.-Ash. v T R.-Y. ".(<,2): Ardlcthan(62) v August 1: Tumut�T. Y Rivcoll: Uran Tcmura(I(Sp_li1 18). Round): Sat. Sept. 19: Grand Final. quincy-K. 88 v Sth. W�gga·T.(150); June 13 M.C.U.(80) v R.A.A.F. �50! v Juncc(75): Coota.(89) Barcllan(93): Coll.-Ash.(1 14) v DIVISION TWO v Whitton 28 . Marra,(70). AuguSI 8: Rivcoll(53) o Cooca.(114); June 20: T R,-Y.C,(>41 v Coll. R_A .A.F .( 15) v Whitton(205); Sth. FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIV. 1 Ash (h4l: Marrar(S>) v M (" ll (41): April 25: Rivcoll(66) v R,A,A.F.(84); Wagga-T. v 'rumuc-T.. Junee(52) v v llardlan(l 71) v A1dll'1han('27), Whillon(I IZ) v So.ulh Wag n Uranquinty-K.(52). PRELIMINARY FINAL - 10 a.m. TL·mor.i(9.l) v N1h Wal(g••(�d) l'ollnnd{J7): Cootamundro(l61i August IS: Whi11on(146) v Ri vcoll(65): Jun< 27: M <" ll (Ill) v TI{ Juncc(b9), Tumuc-Talbingo(26 v Coota.(85) v Sch. Wa&ga-T.(34): U18s . C',i Tumut-T vJunee; Urnnqu,nly-K.(21 2) Y . ( ·. ( h ,I) . A 1 ,II, t ha 11 (SK) v r:11u111i111 -Kapooka(173). M a r r ;1 r ( I O l ) ; I' t' 111 111 a ( I ) v hy 2: th. Wagga-T.(76) v v R.A.A.F.(18) Barcllan(ll4); Nth Wal(>,tathl)v Coll Rlve<>ll 10); Junee(67) v Whi11on(71J; - Sal. Au(CUSI 22: 1st Semi-Final - Sth. Ash.(1112). rnu11 ul111y-K.(43) v Coota.(67): July 4: T.R. Y (' ( 120) v It. A F. d Tumuc-T.(forfeit). Sat.Wagga-T.(72) August d29: Junee(59). 2nd Semi-Final - TEMORA M.C.U. Ardlet han(lll): Ma11a1(HHJ v M•y 9: Rivco11(59) v )unee(60); Sth. Coota(!O!) d Whitton(IOO). Temora(l 02): llarclla11 ( I l�J v Nlh. Wag�.t-T.(110) v R.A.A.F.(75): Sat. Sept. S: Preliminary Final - Wagga(50): Coll .-A,h.(hH) v t'oota. v Tumut-T : Whillon(l32) v Whinon( I 17) d Sth. Wagga M.C.U.(84). Uranquinly·K. (86). T.(106). Colours: BLUE & WHITE STRIPES Colours: BLUE & GOLD HOOPS July II: Temora( 14h) v T.IC Moy 16: Ur anquinly-K.(36) v Y.C.(118): Barellan(l 11) v Marrar(,7): Rivt:011(37): Tumut-T. v Whitton; Sat. Sept. 12: Grand Final - KANGAROOS GOANNAS Neb. Wa a(68) v M.C.U.( 117); R.A A.F.(42) v Coota.(160): Coota. v Whitton. gg Ardlechan(68) v Coll.-Ash.(1>81 Juncc(�>) v Slh. Wagga-T,(80), I. T. BENNET 27. N. KENNEDY MCUUl8s 6. M. MURPHY 28. P. LENON TEAMNOT 8. Peter BLOCK 32. R. REID AVA ILABLE 9. T. O'BRIEN 37. F. CORBETT ATTIMEOF 10. D. BUSHELL 40. A. SINCLAIR PRINTING 11. T. CORBY 41. M. GILCHRIST = !!�� BLACK SWAN HOrEL 14. D. PROEBSTEL 43. R. DURHAM ; GARDINER STREET, NORTH WAGGA 16. B. WATTERSON 45. C. SCHLUNKE 21. N. HEINJUS 47. B. KERRY �"' .--::. Supports the North Wagga Saints LAYTONANSCHAWOFYERONG CREEK Centenary Year-PREMIERS 1987!!! IS THE FAULKNER FOOTYNo. 8 WINNER I ,.,,.. ;,1 w•tJ? l • Coldest Beer in Town • New Beer Garden • After game snacks