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NARRANDERA EAGLES COOLAMON GRASSHOPPERS Great to get on the winning list for SENIORS theT heway I ststhey are took to onbe Griffcongratith laulatedst game on .~- '~ 1991 . After going close against the I. Paul O'Oonoghuc 20. Michael Hopwood Lions, the boys got hOme against East SENIORS alter a disappointing loss to Wagga the 2. Michael Paterson 21. Robert Dolan t. Gary Shaw 23. Mark Buchanan week before. The boys looked like a real Wagga in a tense finish. 3. Peter Thornton 22. Tim Mulholland ?. Steve Buchanan ?4. David Gille1te threat up to three-quarter time but ran New recruit Phil Beames gave us 4. Martin Simpson 23. Kelvin Mulholland 3. St1a11e Till 26. A'1drew Pattison oot of legs in the last. plenty of drive from tne centre and he 5. Richard Hardy 24. Trent Cummings 4. Paul Kew 27. Nigel Irvine Award winners: George Furner picked up 3 votes in Mathes@ Shell 6. Wayne Dunne 25. Johan Sullivan 5. Scott Bradley 28. Anthony Parmenter Award: Brett Allen, wnowas unbeatable GREEN. WMITE v Brendan Gibbons Garry Hlton Award. Two votes went to Mark Ouiltcr 7. St1ane Bloomfield 26. Haydn Bull 6. 29. and marked anything at CHF. Goodie 8. Mark Quilter 27. Peter Anthon~ 7. Michael Buchanan 30. John Anderson Family Award: Arett·s twin brother. and 2 to Neil Mccallum. Murrumbidgee Hotel awards went 9. Steven Rose 28. Graham Flynn 8. G1eg McKelvie 31. f rank Pattison Shane·T'ill•who kicks the ball like a mne ,ran {Brett and to Ouilter. McCallum and Mick Hopwood. 10. Philip Beams 29. Michael Smith 9. Terry Rudd 32. Gerard McPherson Shane go to the same hairdresser). Towel: went to Pud Seconds fought valiantly and a victory is looming. 11. Mark Kidd 31. Chris Sullivan 10. Brett Allen 34. Wayne Kew "Hos" Parmenter who tor the second week rn a row s~ows Against the Hawks tile team tried hard but wasted oppor­ 12. Andrew Ryan 32. Peter Kiley 11. Anton Noble 35. Rodney O'Brien that weigt1t helps. Others to play well were Greg McKel•1ie, t 2. John Kennedy 36. Greg O'Brien Cecil Parr and on his debut Damien Buchanan • congrats tunities. Awards to publican Trent Mille·, Mick Smith and 14. Mark Clark 33. Jason Williams 13. Stephen Lewis 38. Shaun Dur!Jridge Dame' Robert Heckandorf. lleaurepaires Award to Ramtlowho was 15. David Brockwell 34. Oimitrios Costaridis 14. Gerard Buchanan 39. Chris Selby Speaking of B,ett and Greg, congra.ulatuions on you, win so enthusiastic he hitch-hiked over on the fnday. 16. Robert Sturgess 35. Steven Murphy 15. Stephen Pattison 41 . Greg Manglesdorf in the AFL team last week over Goulburn Valley League. Under I 8s haven·t got their act togethcryetblll its a long 17. Trent Miller · 40 Paul Kirk 16. David Buchanan 42. John Ba11oister The 2nds weie beaten by a talle1, more commilled team 18. Neil Mccallum 41. Richard Durnan season and hopefully ltlings will tall into place shortly. 17. Garry Kew 43. John Wilson on the day but are sure to im~ ove. .t,,ward winners were: 19. Joe Hopwood 44. Tom Ryan 18. Anthony Pleming 46. Jo~n Madigan ~ewsagency Award: Ga1ry Kew, who played a terrilic game Coach Pt1it Purtill is certainly working overtime in a bid to 46. Victor Hugo 19. Ian Buchanan 47. Peter Tipping and repelled many attacks in his new pesition of lull back. fi nd a winning lormula. THIRD GRADE 20. Cecil Parr 48. Pat Sutton Coolamon Hotel Award: John "Sheepshead" Wilson at cen• Netballers had mixed success A grade losing 30-26: B 22. Brian Pleming 49. Wayne Garrod tre t1all back. Towel: Phillip Sulton who has come out of 3. Simon Absolum 21. Wayne Sanders grade had 2 games drawing one 18 all and winning the other 4. Ste.,.;n Starkv 22. Jason G;ilvin THIRD GRADE retirement with a number of others including Tom •·Tyson·· 21 ·8. Obviously the girls were litter! U15s had success f 5· 5. Brad Richards 23. Brad Christian Goss, John "Flappers" McKelvie and Charlie Moses. 6. Tony McNally 24. Terry Cla,ke 1. Peter Rowlands 12. Andrew McPherson The U18s were also welt beaten by good teamwork and 8. 7. Peter Bloomt,eld 25. Robert Hutchinson 2. Brad Cameron 13. Paullo kley more skill or the day. Award winners were: M. 0. Curtis Today we face a big task in all grades against Hoppers. &. Adam King 26. Jason Durnan 3. Doug Knighl 14. Oav,d McPherson Award: Paul Takely who delivered the ball out ol the cenlle Let's get behidn the Eagles in all grades and bring home 9. Michael Rhodes 27. Jason Hopwood 4. Garry Rowlands 15. Michael Spry many times. Ba1tys Chicken Award: Gary "Woody" 1C. Paul Mitchell 30. Colin Longtord 5. Trevor Holcen 16. Tim Black Rowlands played welcomed return to Coolamon looty. the bacon' 12. Dwayne Mathews 32. Dustin lil'lbrrc'lt Brendan Hogan a 6. Shane Rudd I 7. Towel: Brendon "Boogie" Hogan who with great skill attac­ 14. Brad Ireland 34. Vaughan Cahill 7. Nathan Mclaren 19. Scou Munro 15. Paul Baldwin 36. Ken Wright 8. Paul Halcrotl 20. T,m Crocker ked the ball from all angles '17. 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WAGGA TIGERS LEETON DEMONS '"""' r.oogratulations to the RFL on a ~reat SENIORS SENIORS Although well beaten in the seniors W win last Sunday. Coach Rocky O'Connor 1. Mark Hull 26. John Schultz and the players are to be commended on 2. Graham Henman 27. Todd Henman last game against the Lions. the fellows 2. Allar Snowden 27. Davd Whitney kept pluging away and at no stage did a committed effort • our three reps 3 Ray Willis 28. Graham Doswcll{ccl 5. Geofl Shaw 28. Daryl l:llackett Jason, Russell and Do~sy certainly 6. Darren Wallet 29. David Breed they throw the towel 1n, and we are cer· 4 Clay Barber 29.· Paul McGowan tan mat the opposition respected the •_.,.,.,,. played their part. 5. Tony Lyons 30. Garry Pellow 7. Harvey McRae (cci 30. Garry Elwin teams effort. &LACK. Seems like ages since our last club 6. Michael Gilmore 3 t. Dominic Timothy 8. Paul O'Connell 3 t. Rowan Butler SAS!< 9. And,ew Soley 32. John Perkins Coach, Harvey McP.ae had a great NAVY a,u,. YELLOW game • we probably want to lorget any- 7. Murray Barber 32. John Bently 3 way - lhe Bulldogs were much too good. 8. Troy Levine 33. Craig Wilis 10. Steve Holt 33. Andrew Luff game and appears to be enjoying the AED si. uL.>EAs The Locksley AwaFd went to Paul McGowan for a top game 9. Brian Hawke 34. PaJI Clarke 11. Allan McPhec 34. Rodney Bell responsibill!'f of coaching, as he has led in defence. the Wagga Warehouse Towel to Jason Morton t 0. Ray Carroll 35. Giant Reagon 12. James Seymour 35. -Bruce McKellar by example in all games thus lar. 13. Steve Turner 36. Allan McPhee and the Wagga Auto Parts to Russell Durnan. 11. Phil Dsbeiston 36. Doug Boak Other players to perform well were Bing, Sales. Darryl 12. Russel Duman 37. Geoff ScyInour 14. Mark Dalitz 37. Phil Ryan Olackett and Jamie D'Connell did his job in the forward line, The Seconds al~ copped a hiding. Janes Drum took the 15. Ricky Mayben 3B. Anthony Pal)ersidero Mark Anthony Award, Peter G,egurne lhe Wagga 13. Shane McDermott 38. Brad Seymour it was also great to see young Wally back and playing. 39. Peter Gregurke t 6. Dennis Irvine 39. Jarrod Seymour Warehouse Towe I with the Chicken Spot Dinner to 14. David l:lrown Our Seconds had their tirst win and it was great to see the 15. Scott Lovell 40. Nick Schadt 17. Jamie o·conrell 40. Michael Ross old brigade lUt there along with some players fmm tha: Nathan Hale. 1B. Sam Ross 41. Phill McPhee 16. Steven Priest 41. Deaq Halbisch other code. of which Bozo belonged to, and he won the There was certainly some brilliant football in the curtain 17. Marc Rose 42. Jeff Willis 19. David Mann 42. Paul Goodrum raiser on Sunday. Aller a close tussle our 18s were able to 20. Garry SchmWer 43. David t1opwood mug. 18. Mathew HJody 43. Mark McIntyre The 8s were once again convinc·1ngly beaten but as finish well to record an important victory over Turvey. The 19. Ray Colvin 44. Scott Bance 21. Dylan Holt 44. Steve McMahon u, has been said before they are a very youthful side and pro­ Lowry Howick Awards went to Shane Piffero, Corey flock· 20. Jason Morton 45. Paul Brasier 22. Scott Lynch 45. Stuart Symes viding they keep putting in the work the rewards will ing and Neville Dernis. 21. T,ony Grimr1_e, 46. Jarrod Baker 23. Tim Sheather 46. Danny Baxter The netbalters had two solid wins over Turvey Park· 32· l 22. Richard llra1d 47. Greg Walsh 24. Peter Payton 47. Brad Ryall come. in the A grade with Di Kelty and Kristie Warters showing the 23. Robert Elliss 48. Bruce Willett 25. Lee Anderson 48. Chris Murphy Netball Notes: Two entertaining games of netball were way. In the B grade Leanne Wilson, Fiona Perryman and 24. Phil Gox 49. Na than l!ale 26. Len LJcas 49. Garry Swasbrick witnessed, ~owcver. both results went against us. ca·ol Carroll had strong games in the 30-15 win. 25. James Drum 50. Anthony Watson THIRD GRADE Tanya Hefler had a fine game in A grade and deservedly wun the awa,d and in B grade Jo Lewis gut the award and We will be having a back to the 60s night on June 15 at 58. Warren McCoullough . i t. sm,on watts t :i. Alan D'Gnnnell the clubrooms. tickets S1 0 per head· see .. The Old Rocker" THIRD GRADE 2. Paul Aliendi 14. Garry Mcleish put il to good use, just ask Paul. Doug Priest for details. 1. !lami~n P

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Ken Howe Bulldogs. A great double was record a 5. Darrell Collins the night 42. Matthew Signor 4. Terry Ness 33. Paul Noack fortnight ago, while our U18s were 6. Mark Tyndall 43. Colin Cassidy narrowly defeated in the lead up game to WHITE. Arn v T.B's boys in the U18s got the day off 5. Mark Fraser (cc) 34. Troy Ashcroft M 7. Joe Agresta 44. Ron Irvine 6. Ricky Quade 35. Andrew Harmer the Red Match. to a fine start taking the bacon home in 8. Martin O'Donnell 45. J. Davis 7. Mark Cunningham 36. Craig Stewart RED, WHITE & the early match. Graham Foley was BOG, Tony "Abdula" the Congratulations to all concerned in BLUE 9. Ian Geddes 46. G. Huxley 8. Alan Bartholomew 37. Tim Masterson RFL's great victory especially our reps Butcher was awarded the socks with Glenn Collis winning 10. Les Parish (cc) 47. Michael Thompson · 9. Michael Flanigan 38. Frank Coates the monetary award but if any Geelong officals were at the 11. Wayne Botcher 48. J. Shannon Ken Howe, Vin Carroll, Mark Cunningham and Glen Var­ 10. Steven Woods 39. Greg Charleson danega who capped it off with selection in the. VCFL game they could have been forgiven for thinking Gary Ablett 12. Gerard Toscan 49. R. Johnstone 11. Jeremy Masterson 40. Travis Scott had been reincarnated in Kennie O'Driscoll's body as young 13. Greg Dreyer 50. Simon Henderson 12. Tim Lloyd 41. Murray Knispel Squad. Ken kicked five big ones in a performance only one G. Ablett 14. Damian Scott 51. R. Vio 14. Vinnie Carroll 42. Michael Button Our U18s lost a see-sawing struggle with better players himself could have emulated. 15. Greg Collins 52. P. Whyte 16. Glenn Vardenega (vc) 43. Andrew Haggar being Shane Dash (Sox), Scott Bourne (Dinner), Mick Sim­ The Second grade game was won well with Rod Vio mov· 16. Andrew Kerr 53. G. Collis 17. Stephen Eather 44. Scott Berry mons and Jeremy Bourke. 17. David Alpen 54. Chris Files 18. Gary Harris 45. 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Captain Coca Cola Parr has the 23. Mark O'Connor 60. Ken O'Driscoll 24. Geoffery Harrison 51. Dean Gregurke boys in superb form with a few "stars" still on the way back 24. Jamie Bennett 61 . R. Rovere 25. Chris Howe 52. Craig Staines retain the Fennessy Cup. Peter Gyles rucked well to gain the it makes for an interesting few nights at the selection table 25. Peter Casey 62. J. Latham 26. Trevor Gibbons 53. Scott Adams votes while others to poll well were Wayne Carroll (Rules in the weeks to come. 26. D. Hill 63. Scott Collis 27. Peter Gyles 54. Sean Goonan Club Dinner), Terry Ness, Jeremy Masterson and Mark Cun­ 27. Leon Stow 64. Nathan Duff 28. Stephen Marks 55. Robert Carroll ningham who took great delight in winning the mug. Finally the First grade well I reckon "pictures" showed 28. Chris Conlan the boys the 1970 VFL Grand Final on video before the game 65. Brent Hathaway 29. Jamin Forbes 56. Nigel Francis The netballers were defeated in both grades by slick Tiger 29. G. 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A faniastic win over the strong SENIORS We started thedayoff,n great fashion Goulburn Valley League by the RFL SENIORS with a resounding win to the 18s. It was 11 highlighted last weekend. All of our rep· 1. John Lawton 29. P1illip Carroll 1. Greg Tu rbill 33. Steve Lawless a very good team effort with players resentatives acquitted themselves well 2. Tony Hughes 30. Danial McPherson 2. Lindsey Gillard 34. Paul Bourne everywhere putting in. It was very hard especially coach Rocky O'Connor who 35. Paul Perryman 3. Denis Howe 31. Gerard Rava 3. Phil Cahalan coming up with best players but giving really had a grin up late Sunday night. 4. Mrian Hilton 36. Danen Bourne first and towel award lo Brendon Haun· 4. Jason Hamblin 32. Tim Ryan Rm The crowd was disappointing consider· 5. Jamie Ross 38. Andrew Dore sell, runner up being Mark Armstrong esowN & BLuE sHou,oERs. ing the promotion put into it. so much for 5. Peter Howard 33. Jamie Crozier 6. David Louttit 39. Anthony McKindley closely followed by Steve Hugler. Well GOLD STRIPES coLu CkEST taking the game to the pEople. we reckon 6. Glenn Evans 34. M am Ruskin 7. Chris Horne 40. Glen Bryce done fellas. we supplied 50% of the crowd lrom Ganmain Grong Grong 7. 35. Scott Hamblin 8. Peter Sculley (vc) 42. Greg Devries The Seccnds fought hard all day for anail biting win in the Matong. looks like another bus trip to be organised to sup 8. David Currie 36. Mark Parmenter 9. Mathew Roberts 43. Dave McCl,ntock end. The win was more meritous by not having their coach in port the team down at Geelorg in June. 9. Dennis Walsh 37. Grant Lodge 10. Barry Suckling (cc) 44. Anthony t

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Sat. 13 April: East Wagga-Kooringal(73) v Wagga Sat. 6 July: Narrandera v EWK; Wagga v Tur­ which team will be selected to play in the QBE (152); Narrandera(91) v Griffith(178). Sun. 14 April: Vic Health vey Park. Sun. 7 July: Griffith v Coolamon; Challenge Cup against the South Australian Country Turvey Park(98) v Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong Ganmain-GG-M v Leeton. (106); Coolamon(153) v Leeton(27). Championship Football League at Football Park in Adelaide. Sat. 20 April: Wagga(180) v Coolamon(74). Sun. 21 Sat. 13 July: EWK v Ganmain-GG-M. Sun. 14 The QBE Challenge Cup will be played on Tuesday April: Leeton(55) v Turvey Park(154); Griffith(105) v July: Coolamon v Narrandera; Leeton v venues announced 28th May, 1991 as the curtain raiser to the Senior Vic­ EWK(?0); Ganmain-GG-M(76) v Narrandera(62). Wagga; Turvey Park v Griffith. toria vs South Australia State of Origin Match. Sat. 27 April: EWK(85) v Narrandera(99). Sun. 28 April: Sat. 20 July: Narrandera v Turvey Park; EWK The Victorian Country Football League has deter­ The training squad is as follows: Gary Odgers, Robert Turvey Park(125) v Wagga(85); Coolamon(124) v Grif­ v Coolamon. Sun. 21 July: Gan-GG-M v mined the venues for the next round of the Senior Elphinstone, Alister Ford, Paul Cantarella (Ballarat FL); fith(138); Leeton(37) v Ganmain-GG-M(175). Wagga; Griffith v Leeton. lnterleague Country Football Championships that are Jeff Duck, David Greenhill, Robert Walker, Kim Symes, Sat. & Sun. 4 & 5 May: Bye. Vic Health VCFL Country being sponsored by the Victorian Health Promotion Peter Tossol, John Brunner, Damian Simmons, Mark Champs. RFL(138) d GVFL(92) at Wagga. Sat. 27 July: Wagga v Griffith. Sun. 28 July: Turvey Park v EWK; Leeton v Narrandera; Foundation in conjunction with the Transport Accident Eyres (Ovens and Murray FL); Richard Nixon Sat. 11 May: Narrandera v Coolamon; Wagga Ganmain-GG-M v Coolamon. Commission's "if you drink, then drive, you're a bloody (Hampden FL); Michael Ryan, David Preston, Robert v Leeton. Sun. 12 May: Griffith v Turvey Park; idiot" campaign. Gilbert, Dan Smith, Aaron Perry, Brad Nicholls (Geelong Ganmain-GG-M v EWK. The matches and venues are as follows: FL);Leo Darveniza, Paul Hogarth, Jon Solomon, Daryl Sat. & Sun. 18 & 19 May: Bye. NSWAFL RFL Leading Kickers Division 1: Saturday 8th, Sunday 9th or Monday Argus (Goulburn Valley FL); Peter Helms, Daryl Cun­ State Championships. Round 3 Last 10th June: Geelong vs Riverina at Geelong; Hampden ningham, Brad Sparks, Mark Stickdale (Latrobe Valley FIRST GRADE Week Total vs Ovens and Murray at Hampden. FL); Simon Goosey (Mornington Peninsula Nep. Sat. 25 May: Wagga v Gan-GG-M. Sun. 26 FL);Steve McDougal (Bendigo FL); Jed Lawton, Glen May: Turvey Park v Narrandera; Coolamon v P. Hatty (GGGM) ...... 7 20 Vardenega (Riverina FL); Tony Hickey (Sunraysia FL); EWK; Leeton V Griffith. V. Hugo (Narrandera) ...... 6 16 VCFL Representative Scott Batchelor (Wimmera FL); Tony Lithgow, Mick Sat. 1 June: EWK vTurvey Park; Narrandera v W. Carroll (Turvey Park) ...... 6 16 Jennings (Western Border FL). Leeton. Sun. 2 June: Coolamon v Gan-GG-M; B. Hawke (Wagga) ...... 3 13 The first training session will be at the Punt Road Griffith V Wagga. Squad announced L. Parish (Griffith) ...... 0 10 Oval in Richmond at 10.30am next Sunday the 12th Sat. & Sun. 8 & 9 June: General bye. M. McIntyre (Wagga) ...... 1 10 VC FL selectors today announced a training squad for May, 1991. Training will also be conducted on Sunday Sat. 15 June: Wagga v Narrandera. Sun. 16 the QBENictorian Country Football League Senior 19th May at Punt Road at 10.30am. June: Turvey Park v Coolamon; Leeton v SECOND GRADE Representative Team. The VCFL has asked any players who have commit­ EWK; Ganmain-GG-M v Griffith. R. Carroll (Wagga) ...... 2 17 The 35 man squad will train under coach Kevin Neille ments with their clubs at these times to contact the B. Harrison (Leeton) ...... 9 13 from the Latrobe Valley over the next fortnight following VC~L o_n (03) 6541244. P. Carroll (G.G.G.M.) ...... 3 8 Sat. 22 June: Wagga v EWK. Sun. 23 June: Griffith v Narrandera; Ganmain-GG-M v Turvey THIRD GRADE Park; Leeton v Coolamon. M. Parmenter (G.G.G.M.) ...... 10 15 .I• "Football isn't only Sat. 29 June: Narrandera v Gan-GG-M; EWK M. Armstrong (E.Wagga) ..... 6 11 v Griffith. Sun. 30 June: Turvey Park v Leeton; A. Jack (Turvey) ...... 4 8 Coolamon v Wagga. B. Halloway (Griffith) ...... 0 8 for dad and the

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FARRER Next weekend, a general DIVISION ONE - Round 3 Last FOOTBAU LEAGUE bye for all Division One and FIRST GRADE LADDER FIRST GRADE LADDER · 1 FIRST GRADE Week Total Division Two teams, will see M. Hofert (Nth. Wagga) .... . 4 28 the NSW State Cham­ Round 3 w B L For Ag % Pis Round 3 W D L For Ag % Pts P. McCarty (Ardlethan) ...... 6 15 pionships being played at NTH. WAGGA 3 526 252 28.77 12 COOTA. 3 329 201 163.7 12 A. Rainbird (TRYC) ...... 4 15 Campbelltown, on the out­ B. Page (North Wagga) ...... 5 12 MARRAR ...... 2 261 133 196.2 8 RIVCOLL ... . 2 351 173 202.9 8 skirts of Sydney. T. Gunning (Coll-Ash)...... 6 11 - BARELLAN .... : 2 351 251 139.8 8 RAAF ...... 1 2 266 331 80.4 4 J. Vearing (Barellan) ...... Four teams, representing 4 9 the Sydney Football League, COL-ASH 2 368 302 121.9 8 Sth Wagga-T ... . 1 2 218 275 79.3 4 T. Lyons (Barellan) ...... 3 a the ACT Football League, the Ariah Pk-M ..... G. Hofert (Nth Wagga) ...... 2 a <~ l 210 150 140.0 4 Uranq-K ...... 2 241 324 74.4 4 I. Male (Barellan) ...... a Riverina Football League and M.C.U ...... 2 303 286 105.9 4 Whitton-Y ...... 2 204 305 66.9 4 R. Ellis (Nth. Wagga) ...... EDITORIAL the Farrer League will com- 7 pete at the weekend's Cham­ The Rock-Y.C. .. 2 257 371 69.3 4 SECON.D GRADE pionships which sees, on Day One the Farrer League Ardlethan .. 3 282 554 50.9 0 R. Kerr (North Wagga) ...... 1 14 M. Crouch (MCU) ...... opposed to Sydney and the Riverina Football League, Temora ...... 2 108 301 35.9 0 I SECOND.GRADE LADDEi]. 1 9 the reigning champions, taking on the ACT League. J. Bennett (MCU) ...... 6 7 T. Fife (North Wagga) ...... 1 7 Of course, strictly speaking, only the Farrer League RIVCOLL 3 370 121 305.8 12 and the Sydney League can be true State Champions as S. Robertson (MCU) ...... : .. .. 7 SECOND GRADE LADDER S.W.TOLLAND . . 3 337 167 201.8 12 E. Molesworth (Coll·Ash) ...... 7 they are the only two leagues totally affiliated with D. Scott (T.R.Y.C.) ...... 6 6 NSW. COOTA...... 1 2 218 211 103.3 4 Round 3 w B L For Ag % Pts D. Fellows (T.R.Y.C) ...... 3 6 Farrer League Officials were quick to appoint Russell URANO-KAP. . . . . 1 2 235 272 86.4 4 D. Male (Barellan) ...... 0 6 Campbell to coach the Representative team, following COL-ASH ...... 3 240 137 175.2 12 RAAF. 2 203 311 65.3 4 R. Collins (MCU) ...... 5 5 the fine impression he made last year in Canberra, and ARIAH PARK-M. 2 171 38 450.0 8 Whitton-Yanco .. 3 128 409 31.3 0 he, along with selectors, Messrs. Pattison, Driscoll and UNDER 18s T.R.-Y.C ...... 2 212 130 163.1 8 A. Armstrong (MCU) ...... 9 22 McGregor, is keen to come up with a more competitive MANGOPLAH-C.U. 2 263 166 158.4 8 M. Vincent (MCU) ...... 5 12 team than last year. CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP M. Cattell (SWT) ...... 3 7 With suspensions already issued to players who Marrar ..... 179 85 210.6 4 J. West (TRYC) ...... ·... 5 5 failed to show for representative training without Nth Wagga 2 299 254 117.7 4 Div. One - Rd 3: 1sts 2nds U18s Tot T. Gunning (Col-Ash) ...... 2 4 reasonable excuse, the league has stamped its policy Barellan U...... 2 164 200 82.0 4 Collingullie-Ash ...... 12 9 ~ 22 G. Edwards (Temora) ...... 0 4 on representative football. Executive members, the 18 21 W. Lloyd (MCU) ...... Temora ...... 2 59 269 21.9 0 North Wagga ... . 3 0 3 3 coach and selectors want nothing but the best! Marrar .. 12 3 0 15 B. Robertson (MCU) ...... 2 3 So, now it's up to the players. This year there appears Ardlethan ...... 3 72 380 18.9 0 MCU ..... 6 6 3 15 B. Neilsen (Col-Ash) ...... 1 3 to be a big influx of class players to supplement those Barellan 12 3 0 15 B. McDonald (Col-Ash) ...... 1 3 N. Lawson (MCU) ...... 1 3 retained from last year. The Farrer League is expecting AP-M. 6 6 0 12 success and that will come if all players really UNDER EIGHTEENS LADDER T.R.-Y.C ...... 6 6 12 commit themselves. 0 DIVISION TWO - Round 3: Last Temora FIRST GRADE Week Total Training sessions, to date, have been impressive and 0 0 2 2 Round 3 w B L For Ag Pis a final two will be held on Tuesday and Thursday of % Ardlethan ...... 0 0 Q 0 C. Wade (Cootamundra) ...... : 4 14 this week. M.C.U .... 3 363 71 511.3 12 C. Taylor (Rivcoll) ...... 5 9 Div. Two· Rd 3:. 1sts 2nds Tot 0. Hodge (Rivcoll) ...... : 1 9 TEMORA ...... 2 158 58 272.4 8 To all who make the final list to compete at the State Cootamundra ...... 1'8 3 21 N. Lane (Rivcoll) ...... 7 7 Championships, best wishes are extended. S.W.-T ...... 2 190 139 126.7 8 Rivcoll ...... 12 9 21 P. Buckley (Uranquinty) ...... 5 7 The Farrer League is in need of a boost - none would COLL-ASH .. 1 2 170 175 97.1 4 J. Breed (Uranquinty) ...... 4 7 be better than a State Championship title! 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TEMORA NORTH WAGGA SAINTS KANGAROOS SENIORS First of all a big thank you to Colleen SENIORS Pike who has volunteered to be a strap- After a long time waiting we finally 1. Ross MacKenzie 27. Mick Munro [D 1. Kevin Carey per this year and take some of the load broke through with a win at the 26. Leon Smythe 3. Philip Block 28. Brett Krause 2. Craig Mclaughlan 27. Graham Heath off the very overworked Ian Pellow. Mangoplah Sportsground. It was an 3. Sam Carey 28. Bernard Winter 4. Gary McDougall 29. Brett Watterson Also with Alan Bent on holidays 4. Wayne Krause (2nds) 30. Martin Van Egmond even first half but after that our strength 4. Robbie Ellis 29. Chris Honey Andrew Breust will be writing the notes and class came to.the fore and we recor­ 5. Justin Gregory 31. Mark Hofert 5. Phillip Reid 31. Brian Mitchell for 'The Independent" thanks to him - ded a good win. Leading the way was 7. Scott Macklin 32. Brendan Nielsen 6. Stephen Barrett 32. Noel Block also. I hope a lot more can follow their su~\~~~irE RED, WHITE & Gavin Hofert who won the Saint of the 8. Wes Heinjus 33. Darren Krause BLACK 7. Craig Carey 33. Brett Smyth example - we want more workers and Week, John Brown picked up the Palm 8. Chris Irvine 10. Ken Kalms 34. David Bushell 34. Grant Fitzgerald less talkers. 9. Peter Noack 11. Michael Gilchrist 35. Peter Hartwig and Pawn Dinner and Brett Page won the 35. Darren Urquhart We also welcome Darren Guy from South Aust to our Tolland Hotel Dinner. 10. John Raczowski 12. Scott Murfitt 3.6. Paul Lennon 36. Paul Price ranks and we wish him all the best. The Reserves started well enough but then let it slip in the 11. Kevin Withers 37. Gary Keogh 13. Ray Block 37. Jason Vimpani 12. Paul Irvine 38. Luke Fitzgerald Our U18s once again carried the flag with a good 35 point second quarter and could not make up the lee-way in the 14. Darren Hoare 38. Glen Hartwig win. Best players were Mark Schmidt, Andrew Derrick, Gary remaining two quarters. Saint of the week went to Grant 13. Scott Robertson 39. Rodney Earsman 15. Darren Guy 39. Peter Gilchrist 14. Peter Prowse Edwards, Michael Bushell and Dallas McKelvie with Ken Fitzgerald, North Wagga Ampol to Paul Collis and the A.J. 40. Matt Connallan 16. Gerard Pattison 40. Andrew Breust Kalms kicking 4 goals. Martin Whelan and Jason Collins 2 Watson to Chris Honey. 14. Randy Kerr 41. Alan Catlin 17. Bruce Thompson 41. Neil Bushell 15. John Copland each and one each to Dave Moses and Shaun Clarke. Con­ The U18s showed some good passages of play during 42. Wayne Skeers 18. Jamie Coleman 42. Stuart Hodge grats to 'Ballsy' for his run in the Firsts - he gave it his usual 16. Paul Williams 43. Dennis Baksh their game but could not overcome a taller MCU. We can 17. Gary Crouch 19. James Durham 43. Andrew Sinclair non-stop effort. 44. David Flanigan 20. Phil Gerhard 44. Stephen Mccaig The very undermanned Seconds went down again with only get better and we should show them a bit more support. 18. Scott Absolum 45. Phil Irvine Saint of the Week and Island View Award to Sonny Kaye, 20. Sam Noack 23. Peter Moore 45. Peter Van Egmond the 'King of Victoria St' and head of the Gilchrist clan getting 46. Andrew Boyd the mug (much to his families delight) and Dallas McKelvie the Towel to Adam Carey and the socks to Simon Young. 21. Jason Kerr 47. Andrew Ward 24. Geoff Winkley 46. John McRae Membership is now due, if anyone wants to pay see 22. Tom Fife 48. Gerard Gaynor 25. Warren Block 47. Paul McKelvie the dinner· is he aiming for 3 awards this week? Other good Cathy Webb. 23. Gavin Hofert 26. Joe Kotzur players were Crusher, Glenda and Dusty. 49. Steve McCormick Our 1sts couldn't capitalize on their attacking moves but Friday the 17th May the Club is holding a Trivia Night. It 24. Brett Page 50. Michael Byrne is the Friday before a bye so players can attend, ref­ 25. Damien Hofert UNDER 18s kept trying and didn't come away with 4 points. Ross Mac­ 1. Michael Sinclair 14. Darren Briggs Kenzie thoroughly deserved the mug with his usual 150% reshments will be available. Keep the date in mind. UNDER 18s 2. Dean Guymer 15. Stephen Pellow effort. Steve Mccaig the B.F.B. award and Gerard Pattison Today we play Temora and again we should not be to 65. Nigel McKellar 78. Frank Fenson 3. Martin Whelan 16. Michael Bushell the dinner. Brian Mitchell, Phil Block and Ray Block also complacent. Today make it the first day to record three 66. Sonny Kay 79. R. Thomas 4. Rod Foster 17. Jason Collins stood out. wins. 67. Damien Black 80. Andrew Boyd 5. Sean Clark 18, Gavin Tarbit The A Grade netballers had a 2 point win with Glenda 68. Robert King 8l Shane Hare 6. David Moses 19. Gary Edwards Howe the best. BG rade also won with Kellie McDougall the 69. Craig Barrel 82. Stephen Raczkowski 7. Damien Whelan 20. Andrew Derrick best player for their game. 70. Tony Oakman 83. Jason Carey 8. John Passlow 2~. Scott Krause Today we travel to North Wagga and will need to pull all 72. A. Fleming 84. Brian Moore 9, Dallas McKelvie 22. Joe Saffioti the stops out. 73. Simon Young 85. Adam Carey 10. Ricky Nicholson 24. Paul McKelvie 74. Shane Barnes 86. Brett Webb 11. Scott Lanyon 26, Joe Kotzur GD THE ROQSI 75. Bradley Bourne 87. Mark Valez 12. Matthew Gilchrist 27. Ken Kalms 76. Stephen Withers 88. David White 13. Mark Schmidt 77. Shane Whyte 89. Kevin Charlton Olympic Way Terminus Hotel Temora North Wagga Your hosts Bill & Julie Collins invite you to sample one their PHONE •,·lla!~E~!~tun 216688 five icy cold beers on tap. TAVERN & BISTRO Counter Meals Available. PHONE 771302 1 The friendly country hotel! Join the 'SAINTS' IDD & HORAN RURAL HOME HOTEL T TEMORA Cnr. 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THE ROCK-YERONG CREEK MAGPIES MANGOPLAH-COOKARDINIA GOANNAS It was great to hear the Magpies Club Last week saw our second loss for the song, sung loud and clear at Ardlethan SENIORS SENIORS season and hopefully our last. Maybe a on Saturday. Let's keep the ball rolling 1. Colin Carroll 27. Steven Taber 1. Anthony Cole 24. Robert Kirsopp few of us need to have a look at the way with more wins, and all that good old 2. Guy Weideman 28. Barry Kohlhagen 2. Danny Galvin 25. Andrew Myers we played and show a bit more commit­ ;; fi!IJ Magpie spirit back in our great club. 3. Wayne Jones 29. Mark Yates 3. Cameron Male 26. Wade Jones ment especially on the training track. 4. Michael Condon 30. Graham Terlich 4. Mark McDevitt 27. David Gollash i/!111<··• 1 For all those who travelled to 5. Mark Quinlivan 28. Mark Conway The Miltons Gear Awards went to Leigh Ardlethan, they were treated to a very 5. Shayne White 32. Dean Hallam (666) Brown with 3 votes who by the BLUE & GOLD 6. Phil Davis... 29. Byron Cole BANDS mBLA~MPrsHITE close and hard fought match. Terlo as 6. Mark Driscoll 33. Craig Chaplin 7. Scott Barber 30. Wayne Joyce way has been suspended for 12 months usual dominated around the ground and 7. Adam Gladman 34. Shane Brown 7. Lew Sanbrook (2nds) 31. Darryl Denton from receiving the mug after yet another won the mug. Jimmy Jones showed again his persistance 8. Nick Moore 35. Scott McCabe 8. Tony Matthews 32. Peter Mohr poor performance on the turps! Peter Mohr put in a good dis­ and determination and won the Sandman mug. Pigsy took 9. Graham Fellows 36. Ross Manning 9. James Brennan 33. Michael Post play on the wing to get the 2 votes. Mark Conway again out the towel award, and is showing what an asset on and off 10. David Meyers 37. Rodger Vennell 9. L. Geppert (2nds) 34. Glen Winterton showed why he is fast becoming one of the best big men in the field he will be to the club this year. 11. Andrew Rainbird 38. Scott Lewington 10. Wayne Galvin 35. Brett Fellows league getting the Lyn Irvine Hair Studio Award. The Seconds had a great win, with Robby Inglis, and 12. Bruce Hannam 11. Andrew Buchhorn 36. Owen Ross The Reserves had a strong win and continue ·to improve 39. Roger Salmon 12. Darren Cole 38. Fraser Parker Darren Scott taking out the mugs. It's great to see these 13. Paul Hallam 40. Aaron Gowland under the guidance of the bush Barassi. The Riverina Spray­ faces back at the club. Shaun "Ever" Green won the ladies 13. Phil McDevitt 40. Raymond Creasy 15. Kevin Driscoll 41. John Bauer ing Service Towel went to new boy Rick Collins with a very $1 Oaward. It must be great for Col and Whity to have a full 14. Stephen Cole 42. Dean McMahon polished display and will probably be joining waloper No.1 in list to pick from, so let's keep those training numbers up 16. Darren Scott 45. Matthew Black 15. Andrew Hunter 43. Ross Denton the Seniors very soon. The 'Guru' once again won the mug fellas. 17. Ricky Fitzsimmons 46. Paul Taylor 16. Chris Ross 44. Anthony Armstrong and seems to be finding the form of yesteryear. Phil "the dill" 18. Justin Hosie 47. Andrew Sohier 16. Alan Finemore (2nds) 45. David Armstrong The U18s were defeated by South Wagga, but showed 17. Trevor Smith 48. Edward Lloyd McDevitt got the sympathy vote. great determination. Award winners were Andrew Terlich 19. Peter Yates 48. Joe Skupien The U18s continued on their winning way after a tough 20. Craig Taylor 49. Ken Pertzel 18. Leigh Brown 49. G. Robertson $10, Justin Poole and Mathew Gill $5. 18. Errol Killalea (2nds) 50. Micheal Wheeler encounter with the young 'Saints'. The Riverina Spraying Our netballers had a good day with A, B and 15s having 21. David Lagettie 50. Jason Van Ree 19. David Lloyd 53. Daniel Lloyd Service Towel went to William Lloyd. Shane 'Spanner' big wins. The winners of the mugs were A grade Karen 22. Andy Feeney 52. Damien Hosie 19. Boyd Kendall (2nds) 56. Gary Tindal McMahon won the Mango store open order with Adam "Bo (Scratcher} McKinnon, B grade Julieanne Bunn and 15s 23. Darren Terlich 54. Sean Green 21. Brian McRae 57. Shane McMahon Bo" Burrows winning the athletes foot open order. Stacy Klimpsch. . 24. Trevor Ball 55. Mick Rielly 22. Jamie Bennett 59. Neil Ferguson Goanna gossip: Apparently Wizards good form of late is A special mention must be made to the midgets who were 25. John Mclachlan 56. Andrew Doherty 23. Darren Wedge no fluke, he has been showing off to his love interest on the defeated 29-nil. Most of these girls have never played UNDER 18s sideline. Speaking of romance in the McDevitt family heard before, but have a great coach in Bern Fellows, and no doubt 1. M. Culhane 15. C. Higgins on the grapevine that Kev's (Mark) fallen for the "Red Bom­ will improve week by week. Well done girls. 2. A. Barrow 20. N. Lawson 3. W. Sanbrook 22. Chris Mason ber" for more information see Kev! Netball: No news is On the social scene we have the netballers Trivia Night 4. J Radley 4 1. Brett Langfield good news. coming up on the 1st June, so get your bookings into Bern 5. W. Lloyd 53. Danny Sutherland This week it is the TRYC wins in all grades a must. Fellows. A few of our players have hit some milestones in 6 G. Winterton 54 D Hefler GO GOANNAS 7 M Vincent 57. Shane McMahon the last week- Scratcher made 21 and Craigy Taylor is now 9 Brad Robertson 58 Mitchell Duboski legal (18). Well done boys. 11 A. Duboski 61. C. Jarrod Today we welcome our old rivals Mango. Let's show ·em 14. A. Creasy how great our club is, with three big wins CREASY'S ■ MANGOPLAH MANGOPLAH • Oat buyers• Grain & HOTEL Produce Agents• Fuel Agents Don & Malle Baker welcomes all. Kyeamba Street - Ph. 285728, 285742

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Well, not a lot of good news to write SENIORS Oh, what could have been, that about about in the First grade match. We were SENIORS sums up last weeks game against The beaten all around the ground by a much Rock.To go so close and not win is a real better Barellan team. The Bowling Club 1. Dennis Dunstan (cc) 26. Geoff Walker 1. Keene Wells 28. Peter Minchin disappointment, so let's make up for it Award went to Paul Breust. The Video to 2. Alan Bell 27. Ross Devereux 2. Anthony Popple 29. Paul Werner this week. Terry Walker, Socks to Ross Devereux 3. Brian Johnstone 28. Brett Prentice 3. Paul McCarty 30. Greg Ryan The Seconds were easily beaten by an BROWN, and the Pewter to Glen O'Brien. 4. Graeme Hadrill 29. Brian Gaynor 4. Terry Merlehen 31. Geoff Tucker older, more experienced team, but never GOLD IIGREEN TRIM, GOLD LETTERING The Reserves again had a good win - a 5. Terry Walker 30. Noel Walker 5. Ken Fairman 32. Brett Wood stopped trying all day. Votegetters in the RED SHOULDERS bit slow in the first quarter but once they 6. Peter McCabe 31. Jamie Buerckner 6. Craig Spencer 33. Brendon O'Reilly Bowling Club award were: Tony got in front they were never in danger. Gary Ryall was again 7. Jason Bryce 32. Greg Tyack 7. Wayne Fowles 34. Daryl McDermott Merlehan, Ged Carroll, Bruce 'Tennis is for wimps' Boyton, Chris Richards and Paul Murphy (Blond). The John Blight the top goal kicker, with 5 goals. 8. Terry Haddrill 33. Chris Chalmers 8. Chris Smith 35. Gerard Carroll Graham Haddrill won the Bowling Club Award. The Socks CRT Team Value award went to Chris Richards, the Ladies went to Colin Harper who played a good first game for our 9. Robert Harper 34. Brett Vearing 9. Mark Derksen 36. Phil Gardiner Auxiliary award to Andrew "Woodge's brother" Hanrahan club. Greg Tyack won the Video and the Pewter went to 10. Glen Bell 35. Andrew Schmetzer 10. Eric McDermott 37. Chris Richards and the Palace Award and mug went to Paul Murphy. Jason Bryce. Congratulations to John Walker who played 11. Terry Greenham 36. Phil Pellow 11. Dennis Carroll 38. Terry Finn The Firsts had their chances but went down by 2 points. It his 200th club game last week. Well done John! 11. Gary Ryall (2nds) 37. Greg Davis 12. Earl Mongoo 39. Dean Hanrahan was good to see every player getting in and giving 100%. The netball girls met a very high standard of netball 12. Colin Harper 38. John Mclean 13. Paul Griffin 40. Darren John Votegetters in the Rod McDermott award were Chrissy against Barellan. The A grade had a very competitive game, 13. Stephen French 39. Mark McCormack 14. Paul Coromandel 41. Neil Morris Smith, Matt 'Jock who' Currie, Mark Derksen, Paul McCarty winning 37-21. Colleen Breust won the mug with a strong 14. Paul Breust 40. Patrick Gaynor 15. Anthony Beattie 42. Andrew Hanrahan and Glen 'It's Chokk-o' Carroll. Mark Derksen won the John Blight CRT Team Value and London Hotel awards, first­ game in defence. The B grade girls were short on skills when 15. Russell Fisher 41. Craig McCormack 16. Tony Kelly 43. Scott Beattie they came up against the strong Barellan opposition and gamer Geoff Minchin won the Chinese meal, while reter 'I'm went down 7-59. Donna Gordon won the mug. The Juniors 16. Darren Walker 42. Lynden Walker 17. Matt Werner 44. Michael Golden not going to spew this time' Caldow won the mug. met a much older and bigger side. They put in a good team 17. Tom Jones 43. Michael Goode 18. Stewart Litchfield 45. Bruce Patten The netballers fared about as well as Adelaide did against effort but went down 1-40. Julie Cunningham won the Video 18. Glen O'Brien 44. Michael Walker 19. Peter Caldow 46. Darren Neyenhuis St Kilda on the weekend. A grade lost 43-18 with Donna Award - a good effort for her size. 19. Ian Gordon 45. Paul Buerckner 20. Graeme Gaynor 47. Simon Bonny Lally the best player. B grade lost 43-25 with Donna "Mrs This week we meet our old opponents - Ardlethan and 20. Jamie Gordon 46. Cary Frost 21. Matthew Currie 48. Ivan Dann Dangerous" Castle the better player, while the U15s went hope to give our supporters plenty to cheer about. 21. Cam. Furphy 47. Brian Gordon 22. Ian Mills 49. Andrew Martin down 12-4. Best wishes to Emma Lavis who had the misfor­ Congratulations to Paul Breust who is playing his 100th 22. John Walker 48. Scott Walker 23. Glen Carroll 50. Geoff Minchin tune to break her arm. The Mighty Midgets played their first Senior game for our club today. Well done Paul. Come 23. Matthew O'Dwyer 49. Geoff Fairman 24. Craig Saunderson 51. Bruce Boyton game and won 29-0, at least the future looks bright. There is on ... a street stall on 24th May, so any donations will be accepted 24. Stephen Colwill 50. Dean Peacock 25. Kim Thomson 52. Keith Menzie UP THE BOMBERS ' readily. For more information phone Eliza Clark. 25. Mark Lewis 65. Andrew Walker . 26. Paul Horan 53. James Garrett Quote of the Week: Goes to Eric "The Viking" McDermott, 27. 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COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT DEMONS MARRAR BOMBERS Our first game at home for '91 proved .. ,.,.,., ..... A mixed bag last week against SENIORS SENIORS a good day for the footy club with the ■ Temora with our Firsts and Seconds Firsts and Seconds winning convin- ./1(''·· winning and the 18s and netballers 1. A. Jenkins 22. Shaun Tipping 1. Gerald Pieper 28. Glen Bevan ..,/)/' losing. 2. Mark Price 23. Brett Whyman 2. David Drum 29. Stuart Moore T!~a::~~~iirds going down to a ..,,,Jl::::\::f?' 3. Brendan Harrington 30. Paul Pattison g~1i11 The First grade bounced back with a 3. Todd Gunning 24. K. Cheney 4. Lance Drum 31. Tony Bennett The Firsts ha~ a tight first quarter but ,,,,J{/''' good win. Brett the backman Whyman 4. Robbie Burgess 25. Phil Salan 5. John Carroll 32. Lloyd McKelvie then ran away with.the game faster than .,,,,,,,,,,,, .. 26. P. Hester RED, WHITE V was devastating running out of the bac­ 5. Scott Gunning 6. Graham Willis 33. Rodney Furner Gavin drinking a beer on Friday night BLACK. RED sAsH ~ kline and took the mug with ease. Eddie 6. K. Hines 27. Graham McDonald 7. Andrew McKelvie 34. Mark Langtry when Gerald walks in. Molesworth keeps improving with every 7. Craig Hines 28. T. Ferguson 8. Terry Willis 35. Terry Langtry 9. Peter Hodge 36. Mark Boothey Mug this week went to Stew Seymour, who found out that game and received the $30. Jason Wild 8. Brian Alexander 29. Scott Breust trees are softer than cows to drive through. The dinner went was his elusive self on the wing and got $20 for his 9. James Quilter 30. Rick Siebels 10. Chris Bevan 37. Paul Hull 11. Danny Malone 38. Mal Roberts to Aid and Harro received the third award. effort. 10. Aaron Washington 31. David Whyte 12. Gavin Graetz 39. Haden Smith The Seconds got their first win for the season even though Phillip ~alan play~d we~t footy in the Seconds to help 11. G. Lagstrom 32. David Hanlon 13. Mark Hagar 40. Russell Menzies Johnny McCrea was at CHB. Awards went to James them continue on their winning way and justly was awarded 12. B. McMillan 33. G. McLaughlin 14. Russell Thompson 41. John Shea (Jimmy) Corbett, Schnoges scrapped in to second award the mug. Grub McDonald also played well and took the 13. Paul Gillett 34. Paul Leonard 15. Neil Turner 42. John McCormack although being late and a welcome return to big Bluey socks. The late Greg Hindmarsh got $10 for his efforts in the 14. Stephen McPherson 35. David McPherson 16. Wes Graetz 43. Boris Lalic 17. James Corbett 44. Stuart Knight Munro who grabbed the third award. He certainly didn't lose ruck. Tallking about ruckmen didn't Greg King go well. 15. J. Morrow 36. G. Bruckner his drinking appetite while playing that other code. The 18s were outplayed all game and need a big lift if they 16. F. Kennedy 37. P. Haby 18. Stuart Seymour 45. Andrew Leonard 19. Ritchie Robinson 46. Bruce Holden Awards in the Thirds went to David (Kanga) Mitchell and are going to be a force. Kamahl Leonard took the $10 petrol 17. C. Hansell 38. Greg Hindmarsh 20. Graham Manning 47. Simon Crouch Nick Covac. with Ray Smith and Jason Bourne taking the trophy and 18. ·D. Wild 39. G. Beer 21. Adrian Hamilton 48. Gary Shea The Midgets had their first win against Temora. Reb­ socks respectively. 19. Tim Hearn 40. George Lee 22. Francis Corbett 49. Shane Robinson becca Hamilton was the best on court with 5 goals and Our A grade netball lost 25-23. Bronwyn Reynolds took 20. Paul Piercy 41. Nick Jenkins 23. Gary Armstrong 50. Craig Cowell Robyn Gillett got the encouragement award. The Juniors the Car Radio and Hi Fi Award, Crook Ankle and All and the 21. W. McLaughlin 42. Ray Gow 24. Darren Clifford 51. Brian Pattison 25. Bruce Rollins 52. Geoff Lock lost a close game with Alison McKelvie the best player and Crossroads Award to Julie Jolliffe. The Bs lost 37-20 with Leah Leonard the encouragement award. A win isn't far Lorinda Beer being awarded the Scallywags Award and the 26. Robbie Garrett 53. Peter Willis UNDER 18s 27. Robert Schnoegl away here. The B grade also lost a close game. Alison Roxanne Award went to Kylie Ashley. 1. P. Van Der Neut 12. M. Drummond Winley the mug and Kylie McKelvie the encouragement The Junior Netball side had a big win. Shaman Guitore 2. Scott Shipway 13. K. Leonard UNDER 18s 3. Shaun Watkins 14. D. Hardman award. has been selected from our side to play in the Riverina team 2. Richard Drum 16. Mark Skates The A grade won a great game against Temora with at the State Netball Carnival. Congratulations. 4. G. Hopkins 15. S. Peddler 3. Jason Byrne 17. Andrew Sanford 5. Michael Mccardle 16. R Smith 4. Lance Drum 19. Jamie Grentall Robyn Dallas winning the mug and Tracy McKelvie the Once again a reminder to all players and supporters that 6. Troy Gunning 17. S. Klimpsch 5. Jason Hurford 20. Brendon Cotterill encouragement award. memberships are now due so please see June Bruest. 7. Michael Vincent 18. B.-McDonald 6. Simon Rebbechi 24. Andrew Beck !he lotto numbers competition is going well with winners Today we welcome Marrar to our domain so let's make 8. Jason Wild 19. Shane Watkins 8. Andrew Manning 25. David Mitchell 9. Troy Brandt 28. Stuart Deithrich being Annette Mohr, Mandy Bevan and Kylie McKelvie in sure they are on the end of a football lesson handed out 9. D. Bourne 20. Rob Meyers that order. by us. . 10. J. Smith 21. Doug Bruckner 11. Dallas Lovell 29. Rodney Deighton 11. P. Quirk 22. A. Brydon 14. Ryan Dennis 46. Mark Edson Today the Demons on their home ground, come on boys 54. Anthony Duck we owe them no favours. UP THE BOMBERS

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. FOSTER'S FARRER LEAGUE DIVISION TWO CLUB NOTES ...... ··························································································· ··························································· Senior players had better watch their backs as there are passionate love down the Franklyn River as he was car­ was a fine effort by all the boys. a few Reserve graders just waiting their chance to move ried off with a severe back injury and took no further A very young Reserve grade side showed plenty of DONS Club Notes up a peg. After a great game (we learnt a lot) the Rosella part in the game (must have been some girl Vince). spirit and were far from disgraced Keith Kickett, Mark mug went to Brawny and the Courage Mug to Patto. Today we take on the RAAF in our first home game at Penna Foot Glen Miller all performed well in a depleted The Rosella Seniors had most of our supporters hav­ Whitton so let's get two victories. side. Particularly impressive was Casey Turnbull who Another loss to the Seniors!! In an uncustomary start P.S: Watch out all you wold be fullbacks Tony is back played like a veteran all day and has a great future. to the year, we've now lost two out of three - our worst ing heart attacks, or near to throughout the game. The and firing. game went right down to the wire with a goal by John Congratulations to the ladies involved with last start since 1987. BUT'! - all is not over. We do have an Breed in the closing minutes to seal the match for us. weeks lucky draw night as it was a great success and uncharacteristically large number of injuries, so when Our running players actually ran all day and it was hear­ most enjoyable and a pity that it wasn't just a little bet­ all are fit and raring to go the Dons are sure to comeback ter patronised. as a force! tening to see it continue throughout the match,_ includ­ ing the third quarter which was our quarter without a BWES Club Notes What truth in the rumour that Big Harry has been Better players on the weekend were Neil Carey (Man doubt. Well done to all. playing like a machine the last few weeks, or was it of the Match Mug), Paul Williams (Video) and Brian Our forwards, backs and centre line all pulled their Certainly a very satisfying result for our senior 18 at something to do with a card machine? "Gadget", "Pencil", "Ninja", "Turtle" Robinson (The Tur­ weight. Some lessons practised at training were put Robertson Oval last outing taking the points from the Congratulations to Don on his _selec!ion in t_h~ ~ivi­ vey Tops Car Wash). Gary Causley and Paul Crivellaro Dons. sion one rep side and to the guys picked m the DIv1sion 2 also did well. into effect with startling results. I like a lot of other sup­ porters am still shaking from the excitement. Well done The most pleasing aspect of the win was probably squad. And to the players selected let's do the right Moby's Twos continued on their winning way, with all Rosellas. the contribution of the lessor lights with Bash, Wardy, thing and don't let our club or the league down. the big test coming this afternoon against, top of the Dougs and Murph all following instructions to the This week two very important games so let's make ladder Rivcoll. The Rosella mug went to Darren McDonald and the Courage Mug to Chris Sutton. However, there were letter. sure we approach our football with a determined Jimmy Creek won the Mug the little fella just loves quite a lot of other players who also performed well and Tooter took out the mug with a non stop effort. Dean_s attitude. getting kicks - and Phil 'Nob' Errington made a fine '91 combined as a team. the Trims award and Bradley the Sicilian but really 1t UP THE BLUES debut to win the Video Ezy award. Col Lynch kept a good This week it's Cootamundra at home. Let's all com­ man down to win the Turvey Tops Car Wash. bine as we did last week and knock them off their A big effort will be required/expected from the SOLID FUEL SOLID FUEL Twos today. ~~ . Coming Events: Monster market at the Uranquinty HEATERS& HEATERS& Our U1 Bs strung together their second win on the Hotel on Saturday 15th June. Start 10.30am. All COOKERS: COOKERS trot, with a good performance against TR-YC. The most donations gratefully received. Remember, "one mans ,i l pleasing aspect was the number of players we had. junk is anther mans treasure". Please leave donations Eight on the bench was unbelievable!! at Rear of Hotel no later than 10.15am on the The little men - Damien Powell (Video Ezy) and morning. Michael Hood (cash) - dominated and Matthew Cattell, R.J.M. with another good display up forward, won the Turvey Tops Car Wash. Pleasing debuts were made by Jeremy Byrnes and Darren 'goalsneak' Read, whilst Martin Loy played his TIGERS Club Notes usual top game. A big thanks ... and well done to Ralph Brewer who Players must soon realise that a good side on pap_er ran the "Race Meeting" on Saturday night. However, doesn't mean a certain 4 points. To many players a sit­ brickbats to those who didn't "turn up". Advance notice: ting back waiting for things to happen, we must start (i) We have NO game next Saturday: (ii) Our next game playing to our true ability before the season is well and is at MAHER OVAL v Uranquinty-Kapooka, following truely over. On the bright side it was pleasing to set: which will be a Gambling Night (with play money) at the Mussy return to Seniors with a solid game at fullback. Showground Pavilion. Ten dollars will give you a top Brother Bugs also battled hard all day along with the night don't miss it! ever reliable Errol Boots. Mr Consistent Peter McCor­ mack put in.his usual performance collecting the mug, Spare Parts: We despatch via rail, post and carrier daily! We stock the largest range in while Billy "Never give in" Bevan took out the Greg Southern NSW. WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! Echley AMP Insurance Award afer putting in a great FIREBRICKS for cutting and GAS FLUE components by ASH TRAYS from $20, :i:e;sgr~c~a~;s~I~ f~g;::ri~~ i1~1trnM1%L 1~}~~ •.• ROSELW Club Notes game in the back pocket. repatr any stove - $3.50 ea. Voumard. REFRA.CTRITE CEMENT 10 · l2" diam, also Galv outer flues MIC RES: most models, in sets Fl REG RATES: 20 sizes from repatr l1rebncks, from $l4.5o Fl RETOOLS: different from 7''. 15". Phone for quote. 3 The Reserves were soundly beaten last Saturday from $32 per set $25. per Im models, priced to sell $45. CATALYTIC DAMPER: fit a.nY The Rosella Reserves after a hard fought first three with a few players down on form. One player to stand ASBESTOS ROPE ROTATING COWLS: stops HEAT PROOF PAINT FOR 6" flue to triple burn, one size quarters gave their all in the last quarter coming very out though was Terry 'Stony' Emerson who Just ke~ps ~~~~iHUTES sold by the i~~~d~~~ W~~ih~1~g~s$26 ~~~g0L~ m~J~~r 8~~n, only $120. close to winning. That last quarter told a story. That on improving with every game, other players to shine CHIMNEY CLEAN $5, no story is, if all the team work together as a TEAM then were: Roger D'Manial and Geoge Hunter. N.oel Maxwell you can win. If we had worked together as a team for the showed his versatility by kicking a goal with his pan_~s 1 LYELL STREET, FYSHWICK, ACT full 100 minutes, then the game would have been ours half down. Vince "Wait I'm just having a feed" Camp1sI s FU EL"'STOVES PHONE 06 280 4248 280 5092 without a doubt. It was also noticed that some of our 1991 debut didn't last as long as his 10 minutes of wild 34 - FOSTERS FFL FOSTERS FF=L- 35

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The rule states: (c) All breaches of the law shall be penalised. Creek(66). The ordered off player will be removed from the play­ Australian Rules Football is still a contact sport Temora bye. APRIL 27: Coota(154) v RAAF(71); Uranq-K(56) v Rivcol(142); SW-T(98) v Whit-Yanco(93). ing field for a period of fifteen minutes for the first though it is played at a much faster speed with fewer APRIL 27: Marrar(166) v Temora(49); Coll-Ash(63) v MCU(138); MAY 4: Uranq-K(102) v RAAF(97); Rivcol(124) v Whit-Yanco(26); offence and the remainder of the game for the second physical clashes than in days gone by. Nth Wagga(280) v Ardlethan(75); TR-YC(87) v Barellan(105). SW-T(45) v Coota(84). AP-M bye. offence. The following procedure will apply: All the best for today's game. MAY 4: Temora(59) v Coll-Ash(135); MCU(81) v Nth Wagga(128); MAY 11: Whit-Yanco v RAAF r,N); Rivcol v sw­ (a) The field umpire shall stop play and order off Ardlethan(102) v TR-YC(104); Barellan(150) v AP-M(46). T; Uranq-K v Coota. the player. Marrar bye. MAY 18: General bye. State champs. (b) The field umpire shall signal that a player has MAY 11: Nth Wagga v Temora; TR-YC v MCU; MAY 25: RAAF v Rivcol; SW-T* v Uranq-K; been ordered off by pointing to the interchange area WAGGA AND DISTRICT AP-M v Ardlethan; Coll-Ash v Marrar. Coota v Whit-Yanco. with his outstretched hand indicating 15 minutes by JUNIOR AUSTRALIAN Barellan bye. JUNE 1: SW-Tv RAAF; Coota v Rivcel; Uranq­ gestures of the hand using outstretched fingers. He MAY 18: General bye. NSW State Ch'ships. K v Whit-Yanco. shall advise the player verbally. The player shall leave FOOTBALL MAY 25; Temora v TR-YC; MCU v AP-M; JUNE 8: RAAF v Coota; Rivcol v Uranq-K; the field through the interchange area. ASSOCIATION NOTES Ardlethan v Barellan; Marrar v Nth Wagga; Whit-Yanco v SW-T (Y). (c) Ordered off players cannot be replaced. Coll-Ash bye. JUNE 15: General bye. Country champs. (d) The umpire will recommence the game once the Wagga's rep teams are in training for important matches JUNE 1: AP-M v Temora; Barellan v MCU; TR­ JUNE 22: RAAF v Uranq-K; Whit-Yan co v Riv­ player has left the playing field. to be played over the next few months. YC v Marrar; Nth Wagga v Coll-Ash. col (W); Coota v SW-T. (e) In the event of a player failing or refusing to leave Under 11, 13 & 15 teams will be competing at the annual Ardlethan bye. the field when ordered off, he shall be reported for mis­ Leeton carnival to be held on June 10 at St. Francis JUNE 29: RAAF v Whit-Yance; SW-T v Rivcel; College Leeton. JUNE 8:Temora v Barellan; MCU v Ardlethan; Coota v Uranq-K. conduct and his team shall forfeit the match. Marrar v AP-M; Coll-Ash v TR-YC. The U11 team will, under the guidance of Bruce Forbes, Nth Wagga bye. JULY 6: Rivcel v RAAF; Uranq-K v SW-T; Whit­ I hope this clears up any doubts people may have commence training on May 18. Apart from the Leeton trip Yanco v Coota (Y). about the order off rule. Let's hope we don't have to use JUNE 15: Ardlethan v Temora; Barellan v players will also be under consideration for the annual visit Marrar; AP-M v Coll-Ash; J'R-YC v Nth Wagga. JULY 13: RAAF v SW-T; Rivcol v Coota; Whit­ the rule too often, 15 minutes is a long time to be to Sydney on July 14. MCU bye. Yanco v Uranq-K (Y). without a player. The 15s will recommence training on Friday 17. Players JULY 20: Coota v RAAF; Uranq-K v Rivcol; One of the areas the umpires are being coached in in this squad will be going all out to impress selectors for the JUNE 22: Temora v MCUI; Marrarv Ardlethan; t Coll-Ash v Barellan; Nth Wagga v Barellan. SW-T v Whit-Yance. l this year is: team to go to Barooga for the NSW Carnival on June 28. TR-YC bye. JULY 27: RAAF v Uranq-K; Rivcol v Whit­ (1) Contest for the ball - General Play. JUNE 29: Marrarv MCU;Coll-Ashv Ardlethan; Yance; SW-T* v Ceota. Spirit of the law: "The player whose prime objective Nth Wagga V Barellan; TR-YC V AP-M. AUGUST 3: Whit-Yanco v RAAF (Y); Rivcol v is to contest the ball or bump or shepherd an opponent Temora bye. SW-T; Uranq-K V Coota. shall be permitted to do so." The "Riverina Football Record" is the official publication of the Riverina Football League and Farrer Football League, JULY 6: Temora v Marrar; MCU v Coll-Ash; AUGUST 10: RAAF v Rivcol; SW-T v Uranq-K; (a) A player may be fairly met by use of the hip, but neither the Leagues nor the "Record" holds itself Ardlethan v Nth Wagga; Barellan v TR-YC. Coota v Whit-Yanco. shoulder, chest, arms, open hand or be pushed or bum­ responsible for statements made by any contributor. AP-M bye. ped in the chest or side or he may be shepherded pro­ Unless otherwise stated, material published in the 1st Semi: Sat. August 17. "Reco~d" does not reflect the attitude or official position of JULY 13: Coll-Ash v Temora; Nth Wagga v 2nd Semi: Sun August 24. vided the ball is not more than five metres awav. the editors, publisher or Leagues involved. MCU; TR-YC v Ardlethan; AP-M v Barellan. Preliminary: Sat August 31. Marrar bye. Grand Final: Sat Sept 7. JULY 20: Temora v Nth Wagg a; MCU v TR-YC; * indicates SW-T home games at Maher Oval. (W) indicates Whitton-Yanco games at Whitton. Ardlethan v AP-M; Marrar v Coll-Ash. (Y) indicates Whitton-Yanco games at Yanco. Barellan bye. N.B.: If the Farrer B side wins on June 15-16, they will Proud Sponsors JULY 27: TR-YC v Temora; AP-M v MCU; . play the grand final attheSCG on July 14. lfthis occurs Barellan v Ardlethan; Nth Wagga v Marrar. July 14_ games will be declared a general bye, with the of the Coll-Ash bye. remaining rounds and finals put back a week. \\l;l!J!J:1 Riverina Aust. AUGUST 3: Temora v AP-M; MCU v Barellan; UNDER 18s Marrar v TR-YC; Coll-Ash v Nth Wagga. Football Ardlethan bye. MAY 11: Nth Wagga v Temora; TRYC v MCU; Coll-Ash v Marrar. SWT bye. Umpires AUGUST 10: Barellan v Temora; Ardlethan v MAY 18: General bye. i\\11t11al Association MCU; AP-M v Marrar; TR-YC v Coll-Ash. Nth Wagga bye. MAY 25: Temora vTRYC; Marrarv Nth Wagga. SWT, MCU, Coll-Ash byes. First in your AUGUST 17: Teinora v Ardlethan; Marrar v JUNE 1: TRYC v Marrar; Nth Wagga v Coll- • You pay no fees or Government charges on Barellan; Coll-Ash v AP-M; Nth Wagga v TR-YC. Ash. SWT, MCU, Temora byes. . savings, investment or loan accounts. MCU bye. JUNE 8: Coll-AshvTRYC; MCUv SWT. Marrar, • Save, invest and borrow locally ... AUGUST 24: MCU v Temora; Ardlethan v Nth Wagga, Temora byes. COY Marrar; Barellan V Coll-Ash; AP-M V Nth JUNE 15: SWT v Temora (Ardlethan); TRYC v Wagga. TR-YC bye. WAGGA MUTUAL CREDIT UNION LTD. Nth Wagga. Coll-Ash, MCU, Marrar byes. 135 PETER ST., WAGGA - PH 212411 1st Semi: Sat.August 31. N.B.: SW-T home games to be at Robertson Oval 2nd Semi: Sun Sept 8. unless otherwise shown.