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STURT HIGHWAY, WAGGA WAGGA . PHONE (069) 216777 ' AfLtrr Hours. Pett1r Creagh 225451 or Bernie Oilion 254748, ,, . Vol. 9 No, 19 ,.. 2-ATCO HOMES RFL ATCO HOMES RFL- 3 Graham & Judy Willis 96 Gurwood Street, Wagga ATCOHomes Phone(069)217384 PROUD SPONSOR OF THE PROFESSIONAL WEDDING & PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS RIVERI NA FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEAGUE INC 1991 ATCO HOMES R.F.L. LADDERS Display Centre: Servicing Transportable Sturt Highway, Wagga W agga Homes throughout the Phone(069)214988 Riverina and M.l.A. FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE Round 16 w L 0 For Ag % Pis Round 16 For Ag % Pis GRIFFITH ...... 14 1 1 2069 1100 188.0 58 TURVEY PK .............. 2003 578 346.5 60 With 16 of the scheduled 18 as changes could be implemented to boost the popularity of GAN.G.G.-M ..... 14 2 - 1755 1195 146.8 56 GRIFFITH .............. 1693 747 226.6 56 rounds of Atco Homes RFL Foot­ the game. TURVEY PK ..... 12 4 - 2134 1089 195.9 48 WAGGA ................. 1723 884 194.9 48 ball completed the final 4 has now The game this Sunday between Wagga and Turvey Park WAGGA ........ 8 8 -17431577 110.5 32 GAN.-G.G.-M . 1236 1048 112.9 28 . been settled. Also, barring at Maher Oval will be a dress rehearsal for the first semi Coolamon ....... 6 10 - 1653 1836 90.0 24 miracles, it appears Griffith and final. Both teams will therefore be anxious to win so that Coolamon........... 1089 1678 64.8 28 Ganmain Grong Grong will clash they can take a psychological advantage into the cut-throat Narrandera .... 5 10 1 1380 1465 94.1 22 Narrandera. 1106 1303 84 .8 20 in the second Semi final with final. Turvey easily disposed of Wagga at Roberston Oval on E. Wagga-K. .... 4 12 -13341714 77.8 16 East Wagga-K............. 900 1651 54.5 12 Wagga and Turvey doing battle in July 6 when they last met but Tigers have since regained Leeton ......... 16 - 706 2788 25.3 0 Leeton . 498 2359 21.1 O the first semi final at Gumly Oval. many of their injured players and a much closer contest is Apart from the first semi final, all expected this time. · other finals will be played at the The other games are of academic interest only, although Narrandera Sportsground. both Griffith and Ganmain GGM wiil want to continue win­ Highlight of last weeks round of ning to keep up their confidence for the finals. THIRD GRADE Club Championship games was the 13 goal haul by Turvey Park full forward The Swans should overcome Coolamon at Kindra Park, R~~16 ~ ~ % ~ Round 16 1sts 2nds 3rds Tot Wayne Carroll.This bagful took his.total to 105 and. becomes while the Lions should gain the 4 points after journeying to GRIFFITH ................ 1301 473 275.0 56 Griffith ..... 87 42 14 143 only the 6th player in RFL football to reach the magical Leeton. The Saturday clash at Gumly between East Wagga GANMAIN-GG-M. 1281 586 218.6 52 Turvey Park . 72 45 10 127 century. and Narrandera should be closely fought with th~ visitors TURVEY PK..... 1346 717 187.7 40 Gan.G.G.-M .. 84 21 13 Other players to kick 100 or more goals in a season are recent form perhaps good enough to enable them to 110 Bryan Buchanan, Coolamon (114 in 1988); Mark Hofert, notch. a victory .. WAGGA....... 1140 796 143.2 40 Wagga . .. 48 36 9 93 Wagga (103 in 1988); Victor Hugo, Narrandera (100 in East Wagga-K. 899 838 107.2 36 Coolamon ... 36 21 4 61 1986); Trevor Sutton EWK (140 in 1986} and Coolamons Games with selections in capitals: East Wagga Kooringal Narrandera. 990 1025 96.5 24 v NARRANDERA; Coolamon v GRIFFITH; Leeton v GAN­ Narrandera ... 33 15 6 54 Darryl Breust who scored 120 goals in 1982. Coolamon. 487 1555 31.3 20 East Wagga-K ....... 24 41 At the RFL Delegates meeting held at Narrandera Ex­ MAIN GGM; TURVEY'PA~K v Wagga. 9 8 Servicemens Club on Monday night a decision was made to Leeton.............. 414 1868 22.1 8 Leeton ............ 0 3 4 discuss the future of football in the Riverina. This discussion 1sts: 6 pts. 2nds: 3 pts. 3rds: 1 pt. will take place at the Wagga Australian Rules Club on Saturday, November 2. The RFL delegates feel, with dec­ CORRECTION: RFL Medal Vote Count reasing crowds at matches this season, that the whole Night has been brought forward to.Tues. COVER: This is what umpires and spectators like to see, someone getting the ball clear of scrambly packs as structure of football in this region needs to be examined. It 17th Sept. at Narrandera Ex•Sel'Vice• Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong's Jed Lawton does in this case against Turvey Park two weeks ago at Maher Oval, will be most interesting to hear the outcome of this meeting mens Club. Wagga. The Lions have suffered two big defeats lately and slipped to second spot on the RFL ladder. GRAEME BURGMANN & JOHN BANCE RIVERINA CO-OPERATIVE SERVING WAGGA WAGGA AND SOCIETY LTD. SURROUNDING DISTRICTS Supporting Australian Football .. 11 BAYLIS ST., WAGGA throughout the Riverina. PHONE 212452, 212184 • PRODUCT RANGE: Animal health, Agricultural SOCIE . chemicals, Work and casual ~E~~1c60. Registered under the Co-Operation Act. 1923-50 clothing, Liquor, Produce, Pasture seeds, Hardware, 90 MORGAN STREET. WAGGA WAGGA.-­ We offer far Electric fencing. TELEPHONE 069 214528 more for • SPECIAL SERVICES: 24 HOURS·- 7 DAYSA W,EEK. ~~-­ Insurance, Fertiliser, the farmer! IAMA Petroleum. 4-ATCO HOMES FtFL ATCO HOMES RFL - 5 GEDORE • K.C. • DOVVIDAT • PROTO RIVERINA TOOL CENTRE ,,,\jJ.A A' •11 tJ Zl * Fencing * Sheep FOR SUPPLY AND REPAIRS OF POWER TOOLS, WAREHOUSE SALES & Cattle Supplies AIR COMPRESSOR AND AIR TOOLS 375 Edward Street, Wagga See GEOFF, RAY or MAX at 9 Dobney Avenue, Wagga - Phone 25 4511 Ca// now tor a quote. It's the only way· you'll (069) 25 1800 know you're not paying too mvch! METABO • MAKITA • HITACHI • RVOBI TOLL FREE (008) 025019 EASTWAGGA-KOORINGAL HAWKS NARRANDERA EAGLES For the second time this year we had another long and unsuccessful trip to SENIORS SENIORS The Third Grade team are moulding Gritfith going down in all 3 grades. The 1. Greg Turbill 33. Steve Lawless 1. Paul O'Oonogllue 24. Trent CLmmir,gs into a great unit of boys who are not day only being sparked up bya success­ 2. Lindsey Gillard 34. Paul Bourne 2. Michael Paterson 25. Johan Sullivan afraid to attack the ball. The score did ful and fun mystery pub tour oo the way 3. Peter Thornton 26. Haydn Bull not indicate the standard of the game, a 3. Phil Cohalan 35. Steve Head 27. Peter Anthony t1ome and a special mention to Peter 4. Martin Simpson great effort. Awards: Mick Rhodes, 4. Adrian Hilton 36. Darren Bourne Graham Flynn Wild for bogging the U18 bug on the 5. Richard Hardy 28. 8ROWN& 5. Jamie Ross 38. Andrew Dore 6. Wayne Dunne 29. Michael Smith Kevin Wright, Brett Wadelton. Paul GOLDII STfllPES way hOme. Mitchell, Peter Bloomfield, Jason Hop· BLUE, GoLov 6. David Louttit 39. Anthony McKindley 7. Shane Bloomfield 31. Chris Sullivan The U18s started the day, but for 7. Chris Horne 40. Glen Bryce 8. Mark Quilter 32. Peter Kiley wood and Matthew Harrison. some wayward kicking the boys could have got a lot closer. 8. Peter Sculley (vc) 41. Mark Armstrong 9. Steven Rose 33. Jason Williams Our Second Grade played good nard Awards here were Chris Davis /odds firming for Band F) got 9. Mathew Roberts 42. Greg Devries 10. Philip Beams 34. Gary Mclean football and were in with a chance for the points. Unfor· the towel. Tom Woods received the Socks and Houndy kept ' . lunately the last quarter was our undoing. Awards: Chris 1O . Barry Suckling (cc) 43. Dave McClintock 11. Mark Kidd 35. Steven Murphy up his consistent form 10 lake oul the coke. Congratulations 11. Tony Turner 44. AnthOny Kalis 12, Andrew Ryan 38. Rolan Heckendorf uoss, Shane Bloomfield and Phil Beaumont to Mark Armstrong on playing in the victorious NSW CHS 12. Paul Morphett 45. Jim Jenkins 13. Mark Thornton 40. Paul Kirk The Lions hit us w,th everything in the first quarter and side in Canberra recently. 13. Wayne Podmore 46. Jeremy Walsh 14. Mark Clark 41 . Richard Durnan we had to play catch up football br the rest of the game. We The Reserves got beaIen bul cerIainly not disgraced t 4. Michael McPherson 47. Scott Williams 15. David Brockwell 42. Robert Cummings again missed easy shOts in front of goal which helped make 43. Kelvin Male against a well drilled Griffith outfit. Aller gel ting the jump on 15.
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