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National Mutual Trustees National Mutual Trustees Limited ACN 004 029 841 ~ a, vrnoon football followers. been able to be done in the past and lead the VAFA ;entenary Year is well under way and teams are to triumph in this round robin tournament which has l seen the VCFL (3 times) and VFA (once) emerge battling intently for final four positions, the overalr . Again, it has been confirmed that these ng to become one of the eleven Centenary Yea victorious Championships will be held at Waveriey Park. 1rshipwinners n upcoming events. odunitieswill and op p be o Unfortunately the sale of merchandise commem- ;er promote the messagethat' `Amateur Football orating the Centenary Year is extremely slow (please ri refer to advertisement elsewhere in today's Amateur 1992 '10O years old a ar ry Richardson will lead . I June 8th coach B Footballer)As a special offer to try and get sales moving, every ,r Victoria team against South Australia in thes nonal state match between the two states. This take tenth caller who leaves the correct answer to the special s question below on the Elsternwick Park answering during the two years between Amateur carnival l h involve participation by all the Amateur footbal machine overnight, on either this Saturday, Sunday or Q~rt~~caller ig states of Australia . Monday night will earn maated to you, Tnis match, to be played at Waverley Park as a However, before you r MUST be received rc-inraiser to the Hawthorn and Adelaide o an order form and cheque ~ opportunit y ordering other Centenary items. on a first class venue, before a big crowd and on Remember when you leave your message on the adaythatto a promoter will become a Victorian versus answering machine record : South Australia day . Old Your name Already our coach and selectors have named ® Your phone number and address as captain and Old Cs'eelong's + The answer to the question ch's Robert Futter ;~ player .nton a s - ® Your T-shirt size . eady unify the group inop eparat~os ffia,- working hard to up n The question : John Manton r a hard match where theinA~ n be intent o Richardson. Robbie, Fuller and ~ this game unexpec- Barry >toring its image for dropping . aretheteam i~yh t guernsey numbers do the two tantly against Sth Australia during last year's Carnival at ~aver4sy Once again, our Under 19 team will be participating eirrespective Amateur ctubs and playersnumber wear for did th the coach wear during his VFI. in the VicHealth Championship - the fifth successive what . This year our team has a new coach championships An extremely keen playing days? Enjoy your day anyuEe,s John Simpson . studentB of the game, he will attempt to do what has not A SECTION by Adam Kenyon

REVIEW certainly been their most redeeming feature aod last De La Salle, after a slow and indecisive first half, week was no exception with Wayne Phillips, Per decided to show Collegians exactly who is boss in A- Thiessen and Je re myRae giving their forwards more section . Led by wingman/come-forward pocket player than enough opportunities to win this game . Chris Campbell (7 goals) the boysfrom East Malvern Matt De Mattia ended the game with 4 gls and Les piled on 12 second half goals to the Lion's 4. Byrns3, but other forwards were nowhere to be found . Collegians were well served by Stephen Mount (6 In complete contrast St Bernard's, who had less of goals) and David Hoyle (5 goals) but had no answer the play, had forwards prepared to contest (a good trait to the De La play on rebound game . to have!). John Law, Nick M itchell, Ben Horn and The De La attack began with backmen such as Paul Luke Gollant edged St B's to victory and certainly have Fiume, Mick Hagan and Damien Toohey and put the Bloods in the hot seat. continues on to runners like Col McClounan and Julian Maloney. PREVIEW Chris Pollock and MattGalbraith tried hard all day The replay of last year's B-Section grand final for the Lions, but as a team they were unable to maintain between Old Xaverians and St Bernard's takes place 4 quarters of pressure on De La . at Flinders Park today. To be quite honest I've have no Old Scotch began brilliantly against Ormond and idea who will win this one. Both teams are very set up a winning lead in the 1st term kicking 7 .5 to 2 .2 . determined and both have individual players who, on This was a physically tough game in which the their day, can be match winners. Cardinals notched their 4th consecutive victory over Luke Gollantis ever-dangerous and at the other end Ormond - no mean feat! of the field, Matt Bourke is more than capable of leading Nick Sebo completely cut Scotch's Andrew M illar Xav's to victory. Wayne Carey and Doug Bailey should out of the game but 10 other players in red booted have a great duel in the ruck, with Ma tt Mulkearns and majors. Andrew Smith, Gavin Eagle and Stuart Dale Holmes at the drop of every ball also Iikely to be Steele dominated the centre line as Ormond fell down at each other day. across the half forward line. Stephen Grace was in fine I believe that it won't betheform of the stars that wins touch for the Monds' kicking 5 goals, but Scotch were this game, but the form of the bottom 4 or 5 players and desperate to maintain their quarter time lead . even the form of both teams' seconds is too even to Marcellin led at every change to defeat Therry by separate! The only thing that I can say with certainty 21 points . Gary Petroff kicked 8 goals for the Eagles is that the Xavs will have a home ground advantage as Therry put in one of their shockers. and for this reason I'll go with them - by a point ! Joe Amad certainly makes a big difference to the De La are at home to Marcellin and they are bursting Marcellin line up, as doestheform of running half backs with confidence. Marcellin have performed far better Matt Chun and Andrew Tranquilli . than most people, including myself, thought they would Therry welcomed Mick Grocock back to form but in '92 . his efforts, along with Paul Matton and Mick Goodwin, Their main avenue to goal is obviously Gary Petro, could not stop Marcellin . The Eagles had 10 goal De La's Peter Rennie will have to watch this bloke care- scorers which only goes to show how much ground their fully otherwise they could be trailing at half time again . players covered in this game, especially in the first term Basically De La have too much man power. Pal when they booted 7 goals to none. Mannix is due to kick a bag and runners like Danny Therry coach Tony Crotty must be at a loss to find Smith, Andrew Mackintosh and Brett Mahoney (who the reasons behind his team's inconsistency. could be still out with injury) are more than overdue for No rth Old Boys stormed home to defeat the Old big games. Xaverians by 10 points. It looked as if the Old Boys The Eagles will be looking to Matt Chun, Luke had kicked themselves out of this game when they Getson, Steve Boysen, Joe Amad and Tony Zannoni booted only 10 minor scores in the first quarter. to put them in a winning position, but De La at De La idOBs had 10 goal scorers with Tony Egan finishing ain't easy! the game with 6 . It is unlikely that Chris Campbell will play forward Xavs continued to be led by John Bowen, Geoff pocket again but if called upon he obviously knows what Clare , Doug Bailey and Dale Holmes but had few to do after his 7 big ones last week . avenuesto goal, especially with M att Burke being held This will not be a walkover but De La will be too strong to 2 goals. Dan Richardson kicked 5 from half forward - De La by 15 points. but in the final analysis the Old Boys toughed this one Old Haileybury are at home to Collegians, who are out and it just may give them a bit of confidence. coming off their first loss for the season. Haileyburians St Bernard's had to come from behind to defeat Old certainly need a couple of wins under their belt or else Haileyburians. The centre line of the Bloods has they will be looking down the relegation barrell . f,7att Galbraith and Wayne Phillips will battle it out DE LA SALL E ;i,.; centre with the winner of this contest possibly Last year, Jimmy H unt, one of the "G" Grade D . n geo be the state pivot player. Peter Thiessen ha s (formerly Warriors) veterans was given an honorable oamic on the wing this yearforthe Bloods and roast on completion of 205 games . Now that total is 111 ha%~e to be closely attended . The two pronged being overshadowed by another popular "junior" Coll eglan attack of Mount and Hoyle with Woolhouse veteran in Danny Tessierwho has progressed through Schoi~er lurking around, gives the Lions many the Under 19's to the senior "A" Grade and has been -. _: a : enues. The same cannot be said for H aileybury and is currently a consistent producer and leader of o lack the goal kicking power that they once had . the Reserve team and has a score on the board of 240 mich is being left to Matt De Mattia . games NOT OUT. J . orall Collegians will want to bounce back and Colin Glover however with 255 games is the holder rove to everyone that last week's second half was just of the record number of games played for De La . ,concentration lapse. Talking of records, Col. McClounan who is havin g North old Boys visit Ormond and a great game of a wonderful season in '92, averaging 34 possessions r-o wall is expected . Ormond were certainly not a game, completed 100 games in the match against ed last week when they went down to Old Scotc h Old Xaverians on April 25 . Col was plagued by injuries `orth made a bigger and later comeback than in '90 and '91 but is making up for games lost in those rus to snatch victory over the Xavs. years with constructive and telling team play . Congrats !ick Sebo and Tony Egan will have a great battle Col and keep up the great work . Col is merely another .ill Peter O'Farrell and Paul Schuhkraft. Tim product of the Under 19's. is after the keyto the Old Boys and Jones Ashley Orr 100 will have to play not so wide of him today. Stephen GAMES UP AT ORMON D All at Ormond congratulate Miles Devine on Grace at half forward is very dangerous for Ormond reaching his and he must be cut out of the game if NOBs want to 1 00th on Saturday, May 16 . Miles has have a chance in this one. played a majority of his games in the Reserves in It is unusual to see these two sides placed midfield, defence and appeared in a couple of premiership sides. but I'm sure that the occasion will bring the best out Always very fit, he plays touch rugby in the summer of the both of them . months, and has been a fine club man . All at Ormond N OS's 3ony Cahill and Ormond's Andrew Jobling wish him all the best now and in the future . will contest the on-ball area and whoever controls this situation will control this game . North are due for a good one and will win - just. SENIORS North by 8 points. ; On Sunday Therry play Old :iillay Old Scotch (1) 22 Scotch at Elsternwick Mannix, De La Salle (2) 21 Park. Both teams are very evenly matched and both Bourke, Old Xaverians (2) 20 are most unpredictable. L . Gollant, St Bernard's (3) 19 Scotch seem to be running themselves into Fraser, De La Salle 1 8 something that resembles their 1991 form . Therry, RESERVES after looking good early this season, have dropped form G . Dalton, Old Caverians 29 and struggle away from home . Hogan, St Bernard's (2) Scotch's Gavin Eagle Dunn, Old Haileyburians (3) 18 (you owe me a beer for this!) Petroff, Marcelli n - 15 has come into good form and he should have a great S. Rudd, De La Salle - 1 3 battle with Therry's Mick Grocock on the wing . The loss of Tim Taylor has certainly slowed the Therry charge and this has left more of a burden on Simon Eastmuire, Mick Good win and Paul Matton . David Wrigglesvrorth should control the ruck but don't be COLLEGIANS vs OLD XAVERIANS surprised And MARCELLIN vs OLD HAILEYBURIANS . Andrew Millary sharking his taps had a bad day OLD SCOTCH vs DE LA SALLE last week and it is difficult to see him putting in another ORMOND vs THERRY quiet one. NORTH OLD BOYS vs ST BERNARD'S EP - Sunday Scotch just appear to be a little steadier at the moment and I'll go for them by 10 points.

OLD HAILEYBURY vs COLLEGIANS Field: S. Clinch, M . Jackso n ST -_ --RN .. RD'S Goal: D. Webster, B. Hoare Congratulations to Nick 7. -l itcheli who played his first DE LA SALLE vs MARCELLIN senior game on Saturday, May 9 1992: Son of St Field: B. Harford, M . Bushfield Bernard's legends "Gus" and Paula Mitchell . Nick was Goal: G . Grigg, G . Baumgarton THERRY vs OLD SCOTCH E . Park a great contributor (4 goals) to the teams' exciting victory Field over Old Haileybury. Highlight of the : J. Toohey, W. Hinton game was Luke Boundary: J. Huckson, F. Martinez Gollant's'screamer' in the last quarter and subsequent Goal: K . Pitcher, R . Liddle goal which sealed the match for St Bernard's . Two very Reserves Boundary A. Gabriel, D. Hogan proud mums, Paula Mitchell and Mercia Gollant were Reserves Goal: S . Pitcher,N . McTaggart there to watch their sons perform. St Bernard's would ORMOND vs NORTH OLD BOYS also like to enter the afternoon tea debate . Devonshire Field: R. Simon, L . Harrison tea is served in the clubroom at half time, also lunch Goal: W. Fowler, W. Binc h at all home games OLD XAVERIANS vs ST BERNARD'S . Supporters of all games are most Field: R. Bell, G . Ridd welcome. Goal: R . Barichievic, M . Lentini SENIORS RESERVES COLLEGIANS 4.1 11 .3 12.5 16.7.103 COLLEGIANS 2.1 6 DE LA SALLE 2 .5 10.9 15,11,101 .4 5.5 13.7 17.11 .113 DE LA SALLE 2 .4 4.6 8.8 12,1183 COLLEGIANS Mount 6, Hoyle 5, Woolhouse 2, Schober, Cleary, Lake. COLLEGIANS Avery 3, Coyne 3, Baxter 2, Parkin 2, Davidson, Cua .. BESTC. Pollock, D. Hoyle, S. Mount, M . Galbraith, D. Warner, J . Bennett . Foard, Happell, Anderson. BEST Jefferson, R . Conron, Parkin, Lemc_ DE LA SALLE Campbell 7, Mannix 2, Moloney 2, Smith, McClounan, Avery, Higson. Sheedy, Wright . BEST P. Fiume, M . Hegan, C. McClounan, J . Maloney, DE LA SALLE Hunter 3, Brasher 2, Waldron 2, M . Jackson, P C. Campbell, D . Wylr . . Toohey. B. Smith, Tessier, N . Van Der Plight . BEST M . Jackson, Tessier, L . Vµr MARCELLIN 7.4 11 .7 17.10 23 .12 .150 Der Plight, S . Hunter. Goss, D. Smith . THERRY 0 .3 9 .6 12.9 15 .9 .99 MARCELLIN 4 .8 9 .10 12 .13 16.16 .112 MARCELLIN Petroff 9, Chun 3, Boysen 2, Amad 2, Caffry 2, Zannoni THERRY 4 .0 5.2 7.2 7,4,46 2, Abbott, Ebert, Merton, Duncan . BEST A. Zannoni, J. Amad, D. Ebert, MARCELLIN Seabury 4, Psoras 3, Wallis 3, Walsh 3, Pappas2, Go' M . Chun, M . Getson, A. Tranquilli . ; THERRY P BEST Psoras, Randall, Galligher, Murray, Frawley, Chalker. . McCann 4, M. Goodwin 2, S. Eastmure 2, P. Gilmour 2, D. THERRY McMahon 3, Pinner 2, Harrington, Scuilli . BEST O'Rourke, Wngglesvrorth 2, J . Vaina, M . Fitzpatrick, M . Grocock. BEST M. Fitzpatrick, Lyons, Harrington, McMahon, Caruana, Jones. M. Goodwin, B. Carter, P. Mallon, M . Grocock, P McCann . OLD SCOTCH 5.3 9.6 12 .7 is .99 OLD SCOTCH 7.5 10.9 13.13 15.17.107 ORMOND 4.1 7.4 10 ORMOND 2.2 7 .6 11 .9.7,73 .5 9.6 12 .11 .83 OLD SCOTCH Duthie 4, Fearn-Warren 3, N . Hooper 2, Terzini 2, Avsar OLD SCOTCH A . Wilson 3, M . Brady 2, J. Hart 2, J. Kerr 2, A. Smith, D. Hooper, K. Stokes, R. Steele. BESTGibbs, N . Hooper, Terzini, T G. Eagl3e, R. Austin, A . Millar, A. Burke, J. Latu . BEST A. Smith, R . Austin, Iser, Duthie. . Hart, G Eagle, P Brown, R. fuller, S. Steele. ORMOND Harrington 5. Gallagher2, Forsyth, Marnow, Hurley, Kukuqan . ORPAOND S . Grace 5, Schuhkraft 3, Kingston 2, Devine, Orr. BEST N . BEST D. Connell, Harrington, Forsyth, Conolly, Karageorgiou, Hurley Sebo, A. Orr, M . Gilmore, S. Grace, A . Jobling, M . McConville. ST BERNARD'S 4.2 9.4 12 .4 16.7,101 ST BERNARD'S 2 .2 5.7 9.9 14 .16.100 OLD HAILEYBURIANS 5.2 9.6 10.8 13 OLD HAILEYBURIANS 5.8 7.11 11 .9,87 .12 12 .17.89 ST BERNARD'S G . Wood 3, Byrne 3, McCleave 2, Hogan 2, Mathe,vs f ST BERNARD'S Mitchell 4, L. Gollant 3, Horn 3, A . Comito, Law, Carey, 2, Smith, Looker, Perrett, Muir. BEST Godfrey, Gallagher, Byrne, McCleave, R . Purcell . BEST M . Mulkearns, J . Law, N . Mitchell, B. Horn, L . Gollant, Yahady. A . Purcell . OLD HAILEYBURIANS Kraus 5, Dunn 3, Bingham 3, Makinson OLDHAILEYBURIANS D. Mattia4, Byrns3, Walden2, W. Phillips, Raw, Robinson . BEST Kraus, Lappage, Smith, Cotton, Dewar, Bingham . Meehan . BEST W. Phillips, P Thiessen, G . Anderson, J. Rae, W . Byrns, M . Orton. NORTH OLD BOYS ' 1 .1 5.3 8.5 10.7.67 OLD XAVERIANS 7.1 13.6 17.9 22.14.146 NORTH OLD BOYS 0 .10 5 .14 11 .16 17.20 .122 OLD XAVERIANS 2.6 7 NORTH OLD BOYSTurnbull3, Kearney2, Horn 2, Collison 2, Girolami . .9 13 .15 16 .16.112 BEST Cox, Barry, Kearney, Alevraz, Muller, Lescum . NORTH OLD BOYS Egan 6, Hanlon 2, Herrald 2, Beare, Tierney, OLD XAVERIANS G . Dalton 7. Rostill 5, R. Dalton 4, Davies 2, McCorkWl Abrahams, Jones, Cahill, Furey, Culnane . BEST Egan, Hanlon, Herrald, 2, Connors, Dickson . BEST Petroff, Keyhoe, G . Dalton, McCorkell, Beare. Landrigan, Dickson. OLD XAVERIANS Richardson 5, Bowen 3, Burke 2, D. Holmes 2, Clare 2, Taylor, O'Sullivan. BEST J. Bowen, G . Clare, D. Bailey, P. Klein, M . Holmes, D. Holmes.

3 t e health and preventing ® ess in our ~,,r1-j-%mmun1tXT Dear Editor : Afortnightago UmpireChairman Phil Rowell wrote Congratulations to the VAFA for their recognition of an article on the "Order Off" rule in Amateur football . the importance of a mother's involvement in football Phil would like to advise of a couple of amendments when they presented the mums with a beautiful white to his article : chrysanthemum at afternoon tea on Sunday 10th May . 1 . It does not have to be the club runner that liaises On behalf of all the mothers - Thank you from "A . Mum". with the timekeeper regarding the 15 minute period of time off the ground - it may be another club SOUTHERN FM 88.3 official . Further it is not the responsibility of the PHONE-IN QUIZ WINNER S umpire to be aware when a player returns to the field The Amateur Footy Show on Southern FM 88 .3 on - the return of the player is arranged by the club Sunday mornings 9-9 .30 am, has been conducting a official w ith the timekeepers. phone-in quiz each week. The listening audience can 2. In season 1992 umpires have been directed in catch 30 minutes of all the news about the VAFA plus senior grade matches to give players a warning achance to participate in the quiz by ringing 553 3883 for audible obscenities before ordering them off if as soon as the question is posed by Mike McArthur- they transgress again - this does not apply in Under Allen. So far the winners and prizes have been : 19 matches however. John Douglas (Aspendale) - Diadora Sports Bag Of course audible obscenities are in a different Russell Barnes (E . Bentleigh) - Centenary T-Shirt and category to r abuse of umpires which of course will Viso not be tolerated and will result in a player being Robert Melnjak (Dingley) - 1/2 Doz Centenary Spalding reported and ordered off without any warning Golf Bail s . Steve McCarthy (Carrum Downs) -1/2 Doz Centenary Clubs playing MAZENOD should note that th e Spalding Golf Ball s Fixture Handbook address for the Mazenod U-19 Craig David (Caulfield Sth) - Diadora Sports Bag and team is incorrect and that Mazenod U19s play their Centenary Visor home matches at: Wayne Phillips (Hampton) - 2 Centenary T-Shirts . COLU MBIA RESERVE, Tune in each Sunday and you may become awinner. COLU MBIA DRIVE, MULGRAVE (71 H12)

PATRONS : .<<= NOT PERMITTED TO BRING ALCOHOL a INTO ELSTL~'; ~ido:1ICK PARK OR INTO ANY VAFA VENUE S-~EC°I'I -XIq

- The match of the day at Elsternwick Park between 7 pts. Brighton's best was ruckman Ale;; Ric! ::~r :)y 0. Trinity and O . Melburnians was a very one sided defenders Polloc k , James and Lade had a red qc, ; affair. I thought Trinity looked very good and their go. Banyule's best was the big fellow Dave V'dilliae,1S, commitment and hunger at the ball was to be classy on-ballers captain John Gilham and Gent were commended ; what can you say about 0. Melburnians very good players for the Bears . who looked very soft and their lack of commitment was evident . Trinity on-ballers Balazsy and Anderson won TODAY'S GAMES plenty of the ball giving Phillips, Oldfield (6 gls) and 0. Paradians, at home, tackle 0. Trinity in the match Boxtel (5 gls) a winning forward line . 0. Melburnians' of the round in what promises to be aclose, hard fought better players were Webb, Rose and Blood but the encounter. 0. Parade are playing good football ; 0. winning margin of 92 pts would be a major concern Trinity on the other hand are taking all before them, to 0. M elburnians' coach Paul O'Brien. having regrouped since the Round 1 hiccup and are playing very good team orientated footy. In a gamethat The first quarter of the battle of the 2 Blues was very could easily go either way I favour the visitors to win good by both sides, the game deteriorated after quarter .. . 0. Trinity by 9 pts . time. In a lack lustre display Uni Blues held on to defeat an enthusiastic Monash Blues by 21 pts . In fact had 0. Melburnians clash with Uni Blues in another Monash not missed several easy shots for gls at various match that promises plenty. The disappointing stages of the game, the result could have been in doubt . Melburnians after last week's loss should be pumped It was a battle of the Blues having a dominant key up this week . The Blues won't find this game any picnic forward, Greg Lockheed ( 8 gls) vs Monash's more or walk in the park as 0. Melburnians are capable of determined backs . Blues' better players were jumping out of the boxes. Blues sure disposal and Lockheed, N ugent, Frith and Van Den Dre n. quickness of hand and foot will, I suggest, catch ::. Monash's best was winger Ian Kohler, Alexander and Melburnians off guard and the inevitable catch up Headberry were other winners. football game will be on again .. . Uni Blues by 19 pts. 0. Mentonians recorded their first win of the season Monash vs 0. Mentonians at the Park . This match over my old side Parkside by 96 pts. The 1st qtr up looms as a very interesting affair. 0. M entonians, Parkside looked good but it was to end there . 0 . aftertheir last win last Saturday, must keep on winning Mentonians thereafter showed Parlcside a clean pair and will be revved up for this clash with Monash who of heels, Leo Panjari (5 gls) kicked more than half of are nigh on invincible at home but notoriously bad the Red Devils' score! The game was a big confidence travellers . A toss of the penny .. . 0. Mentonians by boost for coach Bert Calvert and his charges, however, 7 pts. Bert knows O. Mentonians will face better oppositon Parkside vs 0 . Brighton at Pitcher Park will be a than Parkside in the next few weeks. 0. Mentonians' very one sided game. Parkside are struggling - their best player was young David Patterson (8 gls), a lack of depth is appalling with injuries, suspensions and sensational game. Parkside's best was rover Leo retirements to key players. Parkside will have a very Ranjari who never stopped trying . long, hard season. Brighton on the other hand are a W hitefriars, at home, finally got a taste of what B team on the way up but the Tonners often struggle Grade is all about when 0 . Paradians, playing good against Parkside . Brighton with many classy players old fashioned football, proved too good for the Friars in form will win . I cannot even hope (or wish) that - the winning margin of 30 pts flattered Whitefriars as Parkside can win this game ... 0 . Brighton by 49 pts . they kicked 7 gIs in the last qtr in effect doubling their Banyule vs Whitefriars at Heidelberg Park should score for the first 3 qtrs. Parade were very intense at be a beauty. Whitefriars, with 4 wins in B Grade are the ball although W hitefriars' backline were refusing in the4 but their wins have been over bottom over sides . to give in butthe running Parade players werecausing Banyule have only 1 win for the season but could or havoc. Coach Geoff Reilly was encouraged bythe way should have won another 2 maybe 3 games. This game his side played out the game . Geoff said there was not will be very competitive. Whitefriars are playing very much difference between the sides. good team orientated footy, however - the kiss of death (sorry Simmo) - Banyule are improving and at home 0. Brighton, at home, really had a big game on their should win .. hands where Banyule looked the goods but fell down . Banyule by 5 pts . on the delivery. The Bears started full of confidence and SELECTIONS : 0. Trinity Uni Blues Banyule looked very good during the 2nd qtr . Theyskipped away 0. Mentonians 0 . Brighto n to a 44 pt lead but then came the Tonners revival and BLACK LIST 0. Paradians, 0. Melburnians. boy what a good one! The Tonners kicked 11 out of the next 12 gls in a power display of football to have a PLEASE FAX ME YOUR CLUBS BEST PLAYERS handy 19 pt lead at 3 qtr time. The final qtr the Bears USING FULL NAMES AND POSITIONS BY 1 .00pm fought back diligently kicking 3.9 to lose the match by each Monday .. . Fax 489 9051 ; Phone 489 9511 . WHITEFRIARS 4.3 5.5 7.9 14.13.97 OLD PARADIANS 4.3 11 .4 14 .11 19.13.127 WHITEFRIARS T. Pratt 6, N . Jenkins 2, B . Lee 2, P. Coghlan 2, M . OLD TRINITY vs BANYUL E Bateman, J. Philip. BESTJ. Philip, D. Crowe, S. Strike, T. Haynes, W. Lyall, Ui 1IVERSITY BLUES vs OLD PARADIANS T. Pratt. -0_D MENTONIANS vs OLD MELBURNIANS OLD PARADIANS N . Kerr 6, N . Ellks 4, M . Phelan 2, D. Beck 2, S . Philp, J . Geary, S. Vincent, P. Plunkett, M . Considienei . BEST P. Brabender, D. pRKSIDE vs MONASH BLUES Way, J. Geary, M . Phelan, L . Mansfield, P. Zappa. ,;LD BRIGHTON vs WHITEFRIARS EP - Saturday OLD BRIGHTON 2 .4 10.5 15.9 17.11 .113 BANYULE 5.3 11.5 12 .8 15 .16.106 OLD BRIGHTON Hamilton 3, McLaughlin 3, Waddington 2, Ryan 2, Talbot 2, Pryor 2, James, Bennett, Hayden. BEST James, Pryor, Bennett, Pollock, SENIORS Rickarby, McLaughlin . 24 BANYULE Gilbert 4, Witchell 3, Sutterb~ 2, Broster 2, Gilham, Gent . R . L cakhead, Uni Blues ) Hogan, Turnbull . BEST D. Williams, J . Gilham, D. Gent, B. Moloney, P ~I, Old Trinit y (5) 21 Broster, D. Witchell . ; Old Paradians (6) 19 DI lips, Old Trinity 17 -let, Banyule 16 RESERVES RESERVES OLD TRINITY 3 .2 6.4 11 .6 15 .7.97 P. Robison, Old Trinity (3) 21 OLD MELBURNIANS 2 .3 5.4 7 Lee, Whitefriars 12 .5 9.6.60 (1) OLD TRINITY O'Shaughnessy 5, P Robison 3, Beamish 3, Papas, Spinks, M . Livy, Old Paradians 9 A . Turner, Clarke . BEST O'Shaughnessy, Papas, Orrin, Clarke, Beamish, Bonnyman, Whitefriars 8 Backman . Spencer, ' .`onash Blues (3) 8 OLD MELBURNIANS Ward-Ambler 4, Cunnack, McDonald, Wood, Correll, Cox. BEST Williams, Read, Ward-Ambler, Cunnack, Cox, Manson . r UNIVERSITY BLUES 14.10 .94 1__ _ MONASH BLUES 6.5.41 OLD PARADIANS vs OLD TRINITY UNIVERSITY BLUES Macaulay 4, Z. McCarty 3, Green 3, Garner 2, Kistler, O'Donnell . BEST Macaulay, B. Furphy, Ogilvy, Finlayson, Williams, Feld: G . Thwaites, R . Mayston Ide . R . Seymour, M . Stephen s Goal: MONASH BLUES Spencer 3, Lawrence, Nihill, Wallis . BEST Wadley, MONASH BLUES vs OLD MENTONIANS E . Park Rowland, Conroy, Coots, Tuhan, Caldwell . Field., P. Cherry, P. Lavell e J. Wright, M OLD MENTONIANS 2.3 6 .8 9.11 12.12.84 Boundary: . Kolpin PARKSIDE 2.1 3 .3 5.5 6.5.41 Goal : N . Edwards, J. Wrigh t OLD : MENTONIANS Dyer 3, Oxland 3, Sheriff 3, D. Holland, Cambell, Reserves Boundary L . Gallagher, G . Dolan Sharp. BEST Cambell, Davis, D. Appel, D. Holland, Sheriff, Oxland. Reserves Goal: N . McTaggart, R . Armstrong PARKSIDE Miller 2, Botta, Brandt, Bugden, Hehir. BEST Bugden, PARKSIDE vs OLD BRIGHTO N Thomas, Moodie, Fletcher, Hansen, Bonsato. Feld., P. Wiseman, G . Curran WHITEFRIARS 1 .0 3 .1 4.1 6.1 .37 Goal: G . Clancy, R . Dunsta n OLD PARADIANS 5.4 10 .5 14 .11 16 .15.111 OLD MELBURNIANS vs UNIVERSITY BLUES WHITEFRIARS Paul O'Brien3, Bonnyman, McHugh, McKeown. BEST Field: M . Jenkins, S . McCarth y McHugh, McKeown, P. Harrison, Dunbar, Paul O'Brien, Collopy. Goat: D. Jobling, D. Humphries OLD PARADIANS Aanenson 5, Harrison 4, Healy3, Digney2, M . Livy, BANYULE vs WHITEFRIARS Zenneli . BEST Mills, Mullavey, Digney, Aanenson, McClements, Healy. Feld: T. Hales. S. McDonald OLD BRIGHTON 4.2 11 .8 14 .13 19.16 .130 BANYULE 1 .1 1 .2 1 .2 2.3.15 } OLD BRIGHTON Smyth 5, Shelley 4, Brown 2, Hopkins 2, Renner 2, Donlen 2, Murray, Fitchett . BESTShelley, McMahon, McLennan, Moreton, Fitchett, Brown . SENIORS BANYULE B. Hogan, McDonald . BEST P Williams, Legge, Healy, Kearsey, Taylor, B . Hogan. OLD TRINITY 5.6 11 .14 18.18 20 .25.145 OLD MELBURNIANS 1 .4 2.5 4.8 7.11 .53 OLD TRINITY Oldfield 6, Boxtel 5, Hopkins 2, Phillips 2, Balazsy 2, Anderson, Heath, Allibon. BEST D. Rogers, G . Pavey, D. Balazsy, N . Beardsley, A . Anderson, S. Oldfield . OLDR9ELBURNIANS A . Witts2, Thompson, MylesRose, Blood, Nichols, 0 a Cordner. BEST R . Webb, M . Rose, M . Blood, A . Wilts, S. Bardsley, D. Cordner. NEW "SLUES" ARRIVA L UNIVERSITY BLUES 18.12 .120 The biggest cheer of the night last Saturday (9/5) at MONASH BLUES 14.15 .99 UNIVERSITY BLUES Lockheed 8, Mclnnes 3, Stevenson 2, Gust, the University pavilion was heard with the arrival of top Nubent, Worsley, Keats, Rice. BEST G . Lockheed, A. Nugent, B. Van "BLUES" ruckman Michael Yandell whose wife and Denderen, J . Frith, R . Jaksic, J. Jamieson. former Blues secretary, LIZ, had just presented him with MONASH BLUES Newman 3, Kohler 2, J. Quin 2, Koop 2, Crampton, a brand new son, Thomas Michael, Kellock, Hodgson, Hildebrand, Seaton. BEST I . Kohler, J . Alexander, A. at the Mercy Headberry, A . Quin, D. Paterson, D. Newman . Hospital . All at the "Blues" say congratulations and OLD MENTONIANS 4.2 10 .5 14 .10 24 .13.157 welcome to the latest Bluewhowill be signing a permit PARKSIDE 4.6 5.7 6 .10 8.13 .61 form with the club in the very near future . "Yonnie" had OLD MENTONIANS D . Paterson 8, Acreman 8, David Campbell 2, a much harder day at the Mercy than if he had taken Bournon 2, Dickson, Solley, Love, Gardner. BEST D. Paterson, S. Farrow, A. Acreman, C. Gardner, D . Murphy, D. Grant . the field against Monash, but he soon settled into a more PARKSIDE L . Panjari 5, Meehan, Papas, Stone. BEST L . Panjari, S. restful mode which the atmosphere around the "Pavvy" Papaioanous, M . Page, M . Bradley, J . Chilcott, T. Franklin. on Saturday night engenders.

F ER RARI FORMAL HIR E ORMOND, CITY, FRANYWON, DANDENONG, MITCHAM, MOORABBIN AND PRESTON C SECTION by "The Squirrel "

REVIEW - ROUND 5 any easier to select the likely winner. Blacks se e What a great fixture of games last weekend . One rely on toofewto do too much whilstthe Comm . . major upset (Thomastown), one minor upset (St boys were ultra flat last week . Provided the : KildalSth Caulfield), Kew over the Schoolers by a get a couple of runners back in their team from iheir larger than expected margin (40 points), Bullants long injury list I think they'll get home by about 22 victorious over a very lethargic Comm . Bank and a points . predictable and hollow win for Fawkner over Uni Bulleen-Temp . play hostto a rather inaccurate AJAX Blacks . team who for the second week in a row lost a game yet A great result for the competition with the win of had considerably more scoring shots . I was most Thomastown over Ivanhoe, mind you I'd probably get impressed last week by the committment and desire an argument about that from the Black 'n' White boys . shown by the Bullants and a repeat of that effort will Right from the outset Thomastown have been put up an enormous obstacle for the Jackers to prepared to play youth alongside experience and it's overcome. Maybe if the Jackmen put on their right now paying dividends in resultant wins of which I'm sure kicking boots they'll give themselves a chance of there will be more of . For Ivanhoe, a kick in the pants pinching the 4 points . Barring the drawthere can only now is better than in a 1st Semi Final . They'll recover, be 1 winner and in this match I'm suggesting it'll be I'm sure, and bounce back bigger and better next the Bullants by 3 1 points . outing . Kew travel down South, Murrumbeena way to be AJAX managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of exact, to do battle with a bouyant St Kilda/Sth victory. Ater having played catch-up football all day to Caulfield on a "high" after thir gutsy 4 point victory hit the lead by a solitary point 28 minutes into the final over AJAX . This game is the only one of the round term, slaughter a certain goal and then to see the kick- matching up 2 last round winners . Each team has key in raced down to where true boot Ralphy (Bergman) forwards capable of winning games off their own boots, slotted home the winner on the siren . Tense stuff indeed . however, it's more likelythat the midfielders in this game "Ritters" had the Jackman on the track 8.00am sharp will determine the result . If Buckley and Capiron for on the Sunday morning for goal kicking practice . the Saints can contain Peric, Schober, Sui9ing and At Victoria Park Kew, the homeside, handled Thornley, then man for man around the ground, the MHSOB with fairly ridiculous ease. The Schoolers, Saints can hold their own . Match of the round this one according to my spies, had more passengers than a and I've got a hunch that the Saints can go on with Pioneer bus . Not the sort of thing that would please things now that they've got a handy scalp under their "Rotten" Ronnie or the rest of the Brain's Trust . For belts. In a tight one, St IfildalSth Caulfield by 7 points . the K's it was the opposite with a lot of goers, none better Melbourne High welcome a last round "winner" than Peter Thomley. Only dark spot on the day for Kew in Thomastown to the pleasant surroundings of the was the send off and report of "Bomber" Burden for Sth Yarra School Oval . That's about where the nicities an open hand slap. I reckon Brett would have only been will finish though because I reckon "Rotten" Ronnie waving to his band of supporters on the fence, just like (Verma), MFiSOB'scoach will have his charges really a royal wave . revved up for a big one after last week's flop! Fantastic At Oval 4, Albert Park, Bulleen Temp . took until just to see the Towners notch up win Number 1 of the short of half time to establish a break on the Bankers season and whilst I'm sure there's more in store for them and shortly after kicked away to a 4 goal lead and held I just can't see the Schoolers letting this one get away it ti!l day's end . A good workmanlike effort from the from them . For the Bears to win it they'll have to tag Bullants but a very lethargic performance from Comm . an army of verytalented players whom I don'tthinkwill Bank, who played with little sense of urgency. Bullants put 2 ordinary games in succession . High by 36 points. were well served by "Simple" Simon Driver, Chris Ivanhoe, at home to Fawkner is a game that has Parris and Peter George while for the Bankers, better a lot of appeal to it . The Hoes stum bled last round after players were Gniel, Andrew Maher and Short . having escaped from jail the previous week . Poetic Out North the Uni Blacks were never in the hunt and justice some may say, especially out at Uni lahd . at times appeared a tad timid . Mind you, with Youngy Fawkner are really progressing well and quietly going about achieving success in their own "no-frills" way of running rampant I reckon I'd be having a little look playing footy around too! But seriously, Fawkner slipped into . After what I expect to be a close tussle overdrive early and never let the Academics in for a for the greater part of the day I can see the N ortherners sniff. "Henry" Lawson, good again, Terry Young, edging their way clear and notching up win Number another haul of 8, and a supporting cast of many more 4 by 27 points. made it a good even team effort . PREVIEW - ROUND 6 Uni Blacks meet Comm . Ban k at the Academics STATE/COMM BANK vs IVANHOE Oval in a contest of 2 last round losers, Blacks by 62 AJAX vs UNIVERSITY BLACKS points to Fawkner and the Bankers by 26 to the KEW vs BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE Bullants. Footy form in general is hard to folow and on MHSOB vs ST KILDA/STH CAULFIELD last week's outings neither of these teams makes it THOMASTOWN vs FAWKNER SE N iG, ;S UNIVERSITY BLACKS vs COMMONWEALTH BANK Field: M . Forde, J. Garrett STALE1C0mPA• E.6i :K 5 .3 9 .5 12 .7 14.11 .95 BULLEEN TEA9 P. 6 .3 12.8 16 .9 18.13 .121 BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE vs AJAX M• BANK A . Rolls 5, Bunnett 3, Wallmeyer 2, T. Maher, A. Field: H . Little, A. Damen gTATE/COM Boundary: A. Ward - .'-^-,rooy,. A. Jackson . BEST A . Maher, Gniel, Short, A . Polls, .-ighran . ST KILDA/STH CAULFIELD vs KEW BULLEENTEMF? McLaren 7, Agrotis 5, C. Parris 2, T. Agosta 2, Pace, Field: N . McDonald, T. McKenzie BEST C. Parris, P George, S . Young, S . Pace, D. Tulloch, M . MHSOB vs THOMASTOW N i, Field: J. Moore, Brian Lowe AJAX r 4.4 6 .7 10 .12 13 .18.96 . 4.1 9 Goal: S . Kahn, G . Simpson ST t41LDA/STH CAUL .3 11 .6 15 .10.100 IVANHOE vs FAWKNER A!,2XSheezei3, Hoppe3, Bugalski 2, Bendel 2, Abraham, Klooger, Levin. Field: W. Henry, J . Natoli ---~T Roth, Wrobel, Pat, Gunn, Abraham, Klooger. Boundary: C . O'Donohu e ST KiLDAlSTH CAUL. Bergman 9, Riddell 2, Kerian 2, Capiron, Buckley . Goal: S BEST Buckley. Bergman, Capiron, Kerian, Chapple, Cartledge . . Hopper (Rot), R . Tucknott KEW 2 .5 8.10 11 .13 16 .15.111 MHSOB 0 .2 2.4 7.4 10.11 .72 KEW Sticca 3, Porte 3, Burden 2, King 2 . White 2, Clayton 2, Barry 2 . BEST Thornely, McMahon, Cullen, Burden, White, Clayton . !, ;HSOB Yee 4, Fairchild, Harris, Rosman, Adduci, Mourney, Snaidero . 150 GAMES TO "ST DEL" _3T f%nch, Glover, Beazley, Kennedy, Rosman, B. Ansell. Committee, players and supporters of S t FASYKNER 1 .7 8.16 13.20 19 .21 .135 Kilda/South Caulfield Amateur Football Club UN!VERSITY BLACKS 3 .2 4 .5 7.10 10.13.73 congratulate Tony Riddell on playing his 150th game =R T. Young 8. Molloy 3, Busst 2, R . Cohen, Lawson, Hoare, J . Wilson, Maferczak. BESTC. Habgood. Kelly, T. Young, Lawson, for the club against Kew today (16/5) at the Packer in, O'Leary. Reserve. Tony began his playing career in 1983 after UNfVERSITY BLACKS Rourke 3, Middleton 2, Evans 2, A . Gray, a short stay in league Under 19's . Whilst in the Under - a.,elio, O'Neale. BEST A. Gray, Mills, Rourke, Riley, Featherstone, o .eton. 19's, he completed a century of goals to become the THG :AASTOVIN 3 .3 6 .6 10.11 14.13 .97 section goal kicking champion and played a key role IVANHOE 4 .1 7.5 10.11 13 .14.92 in the club's 1983 premiership. Tony quickly progressed THOMASTO4YN Goal Kickers and Best Players not received. through the Under 19's into senior football, making the IVANHOE Flynn 4, Lengacher 3, Stewart 2, Hoffman 2, Angelini, Bulien. transition with ease. Since making his debut, he has BEST Hoffman, P Flynn, E . Flynn, Stewart, La Rosa, Cartwright . made the "goal square his own" forthe duration of the RESERVES 80's and now into the 90's . His list of football credits STATE/COMM . BANK 4.0 5 .1 6.5 7.5 .47 is a tribute to his playing abilities. Blessed with strong BULLEEN TEBAP. 4.3 7.3 11.8 16 .14.110 hands and a deadly left foot, the big "No. 20" has been STATE/COMM . BANK Curtin 2, Henderson 2, Lewis . BEST Lewis, Van Loon, Gillespie, Hansen, Green, Elford . a state representative, section goal kicking champion, BULLEEN-TEMP. Shine 4, Aylward 3, Faulkner 3, Nagle 2, Shallard 2, premiership player and will always be remembered as Bell, Minney. BEST Bellato, Faulkner, Course, Minney, Hooper, Shine . one of the few players capable of winning a game off AJAX 0.3 4.5 6.7 13.12 .90 his own boot. Despite his success on the field, Tony has ST KILDA/STH CAUL . 3.1 5.3 5.8 6.9.45 not let his "strict training regime" interfere with his AJAX Gordon 6, Rozenes 3, Shenker, Rockawin, Kalb, Mond. BEST D. professional or social life Marks, Rozenes, B. Goldberg, Gordon, LeBransky . A leading fashion consultant ST KILDAtSTH CAUL . Wood 3, Liddell, Gleason . Descalco. BEST and "man-about-town", Tony has a somewhat unusual Harrman, Pearl, Sherman, Pope, Renick, Farrell. preparation for the big game on Saturday, however to KEW 1 .5 2 .7 3 .11 4.12 .36 his credit, he does not let this interfere with his MHSOB 2.4 9.9 10.9 12 .12 .84 performance on the field and he always ensures that KEW Brassic 2, Blake, McKinnis. BEST Greenwood, Blake, Casaurja, Gourdoulos, Vigiiotji, Barnes. the "score is on the board". Tony has served the club MHSOB McGennis4, Black 3, Muraca2, Feterkranz, A. Webster, Menzies. with distinction over many years and this milestone is BEST Feferkranz, Menzies, Hirst, A . Webster, M . Webster, Andueza a fitting reward for his performances . Congratulations FAWKNER 2 .0 4.3 6.5 8.9.57 to a true champion . UNIVERSITY BLACKS 3.3 5.5 8.7 8.8.56 FAWKNER Jacobs 4, Selleck 2, Barron, Holt . BEST Roach, Violaris, Jacobs, Selleck, Holt, Clark . UNIVERSITY BLACKS Moorfield 4, Carah 2, Nixon, Leeman. BEST Danielson, Glover, McArthur, Tillyard, Moorfield, Major . THOMASTOWN 1 .1 2 .2 6.3 8.4 .52 IVANHOE 1 .3 2 .6 3.7 11 .10.76 ' THOMASTOWN Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . IVANHOE Bisogni 3, Sammartino 2, Scobie 2, Makin, Maud, Cenauja, Official photographer to the V.A.F.A. Zanatta. BEST Hoffman, Makin, Gittos, Sammartino, Drysdale, Sampson . 144 SYDNEY ROAD, COBURG 4258 SENIORS Sh ~,zei, Aj .. ;t 34 Don't neglect the History of your club. Bergman, St Kilda 33 Have your teams photographed by McLaren, BulleenTemplestowe 29 Pace, BuUeenTemplestowe 24 ASTRA STUDIOS. Bamert, MHSOB 21 The experts in the Business . RESERVE S D . M aacitti, Kew 17 Established 40 years. Shenker, AJAX 17 Jacobs, Fawkner 15 Black, MHSOB 14 Alvward . RullaanTamnlactnwa i n D SECTION by Peter Lemon

A 10 goal third quarter by Williamstown, displaying Cavanagh in his first gameforthe year, and serviceable some of their marking strength and endeavour of last efforts from Ian Wells and Glen Alexander. season, set up their first win for the season - and a further levelling out for D Section . A number of their THIS WEEK better players, back for their first game of the year, Both St Kevin's and Hampton Rovers today are doubtless helped the cause. The suggestions I've heard in danger of making it 3 losses in a row; both clubs of 10 wins for the Four, and 7 for relegaton at the end pushed sides in the Four last week yet couldn't go on of the season, might not be that far wide of the mark . with it. The Rovers seem to have injury problems, whilst Old Geelong could only be disappointed if not the SKOBs will certainly be happier back at home . With embarrassed by their performance after half time, and little confidence, I'll pick the latter to win . will be looking for better things this week . Old Geelong and St Bedes' were last round losers who meet today at Como Park . Old Geelong are simply St Bedes' president Mike Atherton must really be not playing 4 quarters of football, whilstthe Bedas seem wondering if all that effort in re-surfacing their ground to be playing their better football away. over the summer was worth it: the Bedas losttheirthird Williamstown will be a betterteam for having broken home gameforthe season to an improving Mazenod. the ice, and could put up a solid effort against Caulfield This too, was a game won in 25 minutes when the Grammarians at Albert Park, but it's not likely to be Noddies slammed on 9 goals, 1 in the second term, enough for a win. The Fields have Mathews now to take a 6 goal lead which proved to be the winning kicking plenty of goals, and their on-ball players can margin. Brad Tomlinson (in the vicinity of the wing) be expeted to beat Willy for pace. and Nathan McOlough on the half forward flank were Old Ivanhoe today face the prospect of losing 3 in better players for the Bedas, whilst Nick Kendall was a row - something which seemed unthinkable just a the Noddles' best, both on and off the field . (Nobody short time ago. They travel to Mazenod where they have can consume a pot that quickly!) Over all, the Bedas to adapt to a difficult playing surface . The coin's come were disappointed in their performance and they, too, up "tails" and I'm picking the Noddies. will be looking for better this week. Preston today travel to the Gordon Barnard Oval for Caulfield Grammar's win over the Rovers was not what I see as danger game against the enigmatic (and as clear-cut as the scores might have indicated . As consistently uncommunicative) Old Camberwell anticipated, the game boasted fast, play-on football, Football Club. The Wells have plenty of talented players, with Caulfield holding a 5 point lead at half time, and and on their day are capable of defeating any side in a2 goal lead at three quarter. 15 year-old Denver Ariz the Section . Preston have done nothing wrong in recent up from the Ressies put in a good performance for the weeks but I've a feeling the home side will cause an Rovers on the forward flank, and Tony Manago came upset . under notice for a great roving performance, whilst Ian Boyle and A . Sutton were good contributors. SELECTIONS : Preston also found themselves having to work hard St Kevin's Mazenod Caulfield Grammarians against SKOBs in the final term after holding a handy Old Camberwel l lead for much of the match, courtesy 5 goals to Jason PRESS CORRESPONDENTS : Contact me on "Quick Draw" McGaw early in proceedings . 3 goals Monday by 1 .00pm . Phone 663 8611 or Fax 663 8618 . to SKOBs in the last term saw them back to within 5 (Whilst the standard of the tipping might be woeful - points, but with 10 minutes to go they stopped : the 2 last week - so too was the level of contact from Press MBOBs piled on 4 goals and took the match Correspondents last week, just 6 out of 10.) comfortably. SKOBs had Andy Beale and Pat Hagarty in their best (I can write that line each week before I even get the match report) and were able to add wingman Robe rt Goss to the list. For Preston, the other McGaw ( Randall) performed well as did Andy Brydson and Peter McKenna in defence. (It is CAULFIELD GRAMMAR vs WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS rumoured that D rew Hepburn also played well but is Field: P. Simpson, G . Lowe Goal : L . Mirachi, W. Ross far too modest to mention it .) OLD GEELONG vs ST BEDE'S Old Camberwell (8.20 the previous week) turned Field: G . Moore, R . Eastwood on a remarkable change of accuracy to kick 16 .4 last MAZENOD vs OLD IVANHOE week and defeatOld Ivanhoe, which meantthe Hoes' Field: A . Ladd, P. Molloy second loss at home in 8 days Boundary: R . Valentine, B . Corcoran . No report was received OLD CAMBERWELL vs PRESTON from the Wells. The Hoes were disappointed by a Field: M . Gilday, T. Murph y "lacklustre" and "substandard" effort, the only bright ST KEVIN'S vs HAMPTON ROVERS patches being the performance of "Birdman" Field: J . Smith, R . Dooley OLD IVANHOE 4 .1 5 .3 6.5 9.11 .65 OLD CAMBERWELL 7.0 9 .3 12 .4 16.4.100 OLD IVANHOE S . Pidoto 5, M . Cavanagh 2, A . Noonan, T. Young . BEST SENIORS G . Alexander, M . Cavanagh, N . Weston, I . Wells, M . Huber, B. Jensen . r:1cGu, Preston 21 OLD CAMBERWELL Heath 4, McMadus 3, Wilson 2, Lodge 2, annon, Williamstown 19 McCulloch, Pike, Howard, Hopkins, Gibbs. BEST Woods, Inkster, Spurritt, A ~ .- rce, CaulHeld Grammar 19 . Wilson, Howard, Kerkvleit. 18 HA M PTON ROVERS 4 .3 6.5 9 .10 12 .13 .85 ir,agiotidis'attheFrs, Caulfield Grammar 18 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 2 .2 7.5 11 .10 18.17.125 RESERVES HAMPTON ROVERS Panagiolidis 4, Heatherington 2, Ariz, Crawford, FY - I , Old Camberwell 19 Manago, S . McDonald, McKellar, Sadler. BEST R. Melensak, Boyle, D Dawson, Williamstown 12 Sutton, Hetherington, G . McDonald, Manago. Camberwell 9 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR Pearce 3, G Williams 3, Will 3, Restarick 2, Horton 2, Boston 2, Turner, Brohier, Holmes . BEST Brohier, Botch, T. D,--,~;k, Old Ivanhoe 8 Royals, Will, Simpson, Restarick. 'flazeno d 7 PRESTON 2.10 11 .12 14 .16 19.20 .134 ST KEVIN'S 4.3 7.6 11 .9 14.12 .96 PRESTON J . McGaw 5, Saltmarsh 4, Brydson 3, R McGaw 2, Dean 2, Herbert, Hepburn, Lawson . BEST R McGaw, Smith, Brydson, McKenna, Philp, Hepburn . i'!ILLIAMSTOWN CYMS vs ST KEVIN'S ST KEVIN'S Olive 2, Meagher 2, Morton 2, Lee-Conway 2, G. Gross 2, Si BEDE'S vs CAULFIELD GRAMMAR Beale, Curtain, Thomas, R . Gross . BEST Hagarty, R . Gross, Beale, Olive, OLD IVANHOE vs OLD GEELONG S . Kerr, Meagher. OLD CAMBERWELL vs MAZENOD RESERVES PRESTON vs HAMPTON ROVERS WILLIAMSTOWN CYPAS 3.2 6.7 6.8 7.9 .51 OLD GEELONG 2.3 4.5 13 .7 20.9 .129 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS Grigg, Muscat, Dervan, Morelli, Hann, Dawson, McCullagh . BEST Hann, Morelli, M . Payne, Dawson, Tabone, Grigg. OLD GEELONG Teague 6, Hollis 3, Murray 2, Peddie 2, Burbank 2, Stock OLD IVANHOE F 2, J. Ritchie, Neville-Smith, Law. BEST MacGowan, Hollis, Teague, C Burbank, Neville-Smith, Law Old Ivanhoe would like to congratulate the reaching . games by ST BEDES' 3 .2 3.4 6.9 9.9.63 of 150 Brian "Gordy" Cockerill. "Gordy" MAZENOD 2 .0 4 .2 5.4 6 .5 .41 ,goes beyond the description of colourful since he looks ST BEDES' 5. McNamara 2, G . Fitzgibbon, A . Peck, Farrell, Rovalland, Ilke the Honkytonk Man" and acts like a bull elephant B. Smith, G. Lancaster, Phillips. BEST B. Smith, D. Smith, Rivalland, seal on amphetimines . He is also a great mark and a Griffiths, N . Fitzgibbon, Phillips . MAZENOD Welch 2, Foley 2, Peter Riley, Gye. BEST Gye, Green, member of the'87 premiership side, and all here at Old Grimison, Cobban, Welch, Tetley. Ivanhoe hope to witness many more of his sensational OLD IVANHOE 3 .4 4 .6 8.8 12.9.81 antics on and off the field . OLD CAMBERWELL 0 .1 1.4 2 .7 5 .7.37 OLD IVANHOE T Cormack 5, B . Cockerill 3, D. Dowell, J . Marshall, D. Jones, Veal . BESTS . Conboy, S. Vaughan, T. Cormack, B. Elsworth, J . Marshall, L . Raftopolous . OLD CAMBERWELL Pyke 2, Kent, McDonald, Burmeister. BEST Taylor, P. Harvey, Kent, Burmeister, Pyke, McDonald . SENIORS HAMPTON ROVERS 1 .2 1.3 2.5 2 .7.19 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 4.4 4.6 14.9 15 .10.100 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 3.3 7.7 7.11 12 .13 .85 OLD GEELONG 4.0 9.3 12.3 14 .8.92 HAMPTON ROVERS Wilson, Devote, Dwyer. BEST Dwyer, Blakey, Boyle, WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS Payne 4, T . Cannon 3, Harry 2, Bryan 2, Butters, Amoore. Bubnic, Mazzeo, Turnley. BEST Team Effort . CAULFIELD GRAMMAR Kahnski 4, Barker 3, A . Allen 2, Demetriou, OLD GEELONG Naylor 5, Manton 4, Furphy 2, P. Hanbury, Fawcett, Worthington, Cossart-Walsh . BEST Dight, Kalinski, Demetriou, Harrison, Pescott BEST M . Davis, Brown, Fawcett, Burgess, O'Hailoran, Manton . Roberts, Craig . ST BEDES' 4.5 5 .6 9.8 10 .10 .70 PRESTON 4 .2 9.3 12.3 16 .6.102 MAZENOD 2.0 11 .3 13.7 16.11 .107 ST KEVIN'S 0.2 1 .2 7.3 7.4.46 ST BEDES' Seeley 3, Spencer 2, Hambridge 2, Boag, Newport, PRESTON Sebeh 4, Barbara 3, A . Bullock 2, C . Tanner 2, Culph, Kyriacou, Goodchild. BEST Tomlinson, McColough, Aigeri, Newport, Boag, Selby . Cesare, N . McGaw, DeBono. BESTCaton, Culph, C. McGaw, C. Tanner, MAZENOD Marshall 4, Rogers 3, Noble 2, Pat Green 2, Peter Green 2, Kyriacou, Allen . D. Murray, Connolly, O'Hara. BEST Kendall, Marshall, Pat Green, ST KEVIN'S Houngan 2, McNee 2, Snell, Corridan, McCann . BEST Robinson, Richards, O'Hara . Hourigan, McCann . M . Kerr, Shaw, McNee, Snell . 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Another interesting round produced a couple of proved his worth . BrotherJohn also played well, as did surprise results. The ladder is starting to take shape with Burgo and Stan Wilson, while Sticks' new arrival did ANZ now clearly on top and one feels that club depth not affect his game. Ian Withers did a great job at full will play a very important part in shaping the final make back for Glenhuntly, ably backed up by Bernie up. of the Street . Rafferty. Hope the operation was a success Sisty. Brunswick came out and threw everything at the REVIEW Zedders in the first 1h . At 1/2 time it was anyone's game, One wonders whether it was Nth Brunswick or the the 3rd term was still fairly even and De Mortons who tackled the Wicks still had the Students at the Uni last a chance at the orange break. The last stage belong week. Deano with 13 and Monty with 7 certainly made to ANZ as they played some brilliant football to score the most of the chances scoring some 20 of the 28 some 9 twins to score over 20 goals for the 5th time between them - not a bad effort . The whole side played this season - boy can they move the ball when in full very well and returned to some of the form they showed flight. Brunswick keptfighting butjustdid not havethe earlier in the year. Latrobe are now under a lot of same fitness of the Zeds pressure but continue to maintain their silence : "Bouncer" Maebus made . We feel a fine fist of his 350th - well done Pat . Peter Smith sorry for the players who are performing but cannot gain continued his excellent form, young Bernie Arlagher, true recognition . Other outstanding Norths were Bar ry up from the Magoos, was almost untouchable in the Thorpe across half back and James Briffa ruck roving . ruck, winger David Steers just would not stop running Powerhouse and Bulleen put on a titanic struggle and Emmanuele booted another 9 to keep the down at the Ross Gregory with only a goal separating Winkles awake. For Brunswick very young Shane the sides all day. I witnessed a bit and both sides Moore has a big future, Dasher refuses to get out of certainly gave their all . The game was in the balance the best players and Lars Cordes made a welcome until the final siren and was a very good physical game, return to form . with a Bulleen win not too far away . Darre n Wright PREVIEW seems to have found his spot across half back and Brunswick, played a great game for House, repelling many attacks ; back at Dunstan, Will have too many Scotty was his usual inspirational self across the centre guns for Lat ro be and will return to the winning list . Thanks for the beer Rod . and a fine captain, while the Rock Lui Gallo just keeps The Bulls have promised they will upset the on running. The Bulls had manytriers, none betterthan Hunters Ci ro, Flew and Snape this week, the rain may help, but Andy Hill's return gives yet again . Will Andy Smith Glenhuntly some firepower make a comeback to guide his young charges? ? . Neither side can afford to The unfortunate Eisternwicic lost 7 players through drop this game - sorry Snags but I must go with the injury from their winning side of the previous week, visitors. including Hank and Benny Hill, but offer this as no Elsternwick at Oval 2 when at full strength are excuse. Even though undermanned they were run off unbeatable at home- who knows how many they have their feet by a very enthusiastic Aquinas side . The back? Powerhosue are riding on confidence at the Bloods set up their victory with a 7 goal opening term moment and this will get them home today. and then continued to play excellent team football for Have much respect for Aquinas and they are playing the remainder of the day. They are still a good side and better. North respect them too, owe them one from last if they can find some consistency they will be a formid- year and at home should win a very good game. able foe as the year rolls on . Good Bloods wereColliver Again ANZ find themselves in the match of the round, roving, Whitehead across half back and Joycey this time against the dangerous Doveton . They have rucking not met for a few years now but I know they have a . Belly tells me that Jamie Ward across half healthy respect for each other back, and the ever-reliables Neil Christie and Denny . Both have excellent Contin rallied very hard for the running players capable of controlling a game. It will Elsternwick cause . be interesting to see how the Doveton managed to defeat Glenhuntly who Zeds control Big Tony unfortunately have lost some 10 senior players over the and Adrian Moore, the key to the game lies here. Loyalty past fortnight - no side can cover that, not even just sways me to ANZ. Ormond . The Doves are blessed with some good SELECTIONS : Brunswick Glenhuntly running players and played some brilliant football . To Powerhouse Nth Brunswick ANZ their credit the Hunters kept persevering and did get MILESTONES: Congratulations to 2 of ANZ's favourites to within 7 pts during the 3rd qtr, but really struggled this week - John McDonald and Phil Knight who both up forward due to the injury situation - don't write them play their 50th games for the clu b. Well done guys, look off yet. As for the Doves - watch out - the Big T is back forward to many more . and he adds an extra dimension to their game. In fact PRESS CORRESPONDENTS: Again we're doing a his return allowed M r Consistency Steve Reiger to fine job with the obvious one exception . Go to it : Ph : ruck rove and play across half forward where he apain 571 4808 or Fax : 569 8766 hv 6nm Mnnriav ninhtc SENIORS SENIORS NIcolosl, AN Z 44 D DeMorton, North Brunswick 37 ANZ BANK 5.4 10.8 13 .15 22 .17.149 BRUNSWICK 5 .1 6.7 9 .9 13 .14.92 M . DeMorton, North Brunswick 19 13 ANZ BANK Nicolosi 9, Steere 3, J . McDonald 2, R . McDonald 2, Vergos Acott, Power House 2, Sanelli 2, Szeitz, Morros . BEST Smith, Magher, Steere, Pastras, Reed, ( ..e Deux, Power House 11 Boyle. RESERVES BRUNSWICK Williamson 4, Cordes 2, Carroll, Strachan, McIntyre, M . Bulman, North Brunswick 20 Sayers, Shaw. BEST Moore, Stevens, Wiseman, Carroll, Watterson . Saslling, ANZ Bank 12 LATROBE UNIVERSITY 8.3 .51 Cfosby, Aquinas 10 NORTH BRUNSWICK 28 .15 .183 S HiI!, Glenhuntly 10 LATROBE UNIVERSITY Blaskett 2, Bakogiannis, D . Edmunds, Lilley, ~ H,i1, Glenhuntl y 9 Liersch, Marriott, Reeves. BEST Turner, Bakogiannis, Dunin, Fredrickson, Liffey, Reeves. NORTH BRUNSWICK D. DeMorton 13, M . DeMorton 6, Kakagikas 2, P. Dimarco 2, Adams 2, Kibizis, Keay, Briffa . BEST D. DeMorton, Thorpe, ~!~ ~1(_~t_I~~~ ;! ~ , ~~_• 0j~ Briffa, Frew, Houston, M . DeMorton. AQUINAS 7.6 9.8 15.13 23 .15 .153 ANZ BANK vs BULLEEN UNITED ELSTERNWICK 0.1 2 .8 3.8 4 .9.33 LATROBE UNIVERSITY vs DOVETON AQUINAS Hacking 7, Wilkinson 7, Colliver3, Kirkhoven 2, Flynn 2, Tarulli, Cronin AQUINAS vs BRUNSWICK . BEST Colliver, Hacking, Kirkhoven, Joyce, Hurley, Kenny . ELSTERNWICK Abrahams, Christie, Shine, Walker. BEST Christie, D. ELSTERNWICK vs NORTH BRUNSWICK Conlin, Southall, R . Bravington, Ward, Stankovitch . POWERHOUSE vs GLENHUNTLY GLENHUNTLY 2 .2 6 .5 10.10 14 .13.97 DOVETON 6.5 9 .8 13 .11 19 .13 .127 GLENHUNTLY Gregory 3, Rafferty 3, Hill 2, Isaacs, Richards, Rossiter, Whelan. BEST P. McGrath, I . Withers, D. Mance, T. Sylvey, D. Gregory. 11 ( DOVETON S. Reiger 4, Murphy 3, A . Brown 3, Burgess 2, J . Reiger, Ladgrove, Pepper, Salerno, Forgiarini, W . Wilson, Pauline. BEST J. Reiger, DOVETON vs ANZ BANK W . Burgess, S. Wilson, Ladgrove, Goodwin, S. Reiger. Field: Tim Keating, G . Knight POWERHOUSE 1 .7 4 .10 7.13 9.15 .69 BRUNSWICK vs LATROBE UNI BULLEEN UNITED 2 .1 4 .7 7.9 8.10 .58 Feld.- P. Kent, P. Keog h POWERHOUSE Acott3, Hollowood 2, Senior, Scotland, Dodd, Scalzo. NORTH BRUNSWICK vs AQUINAS BEST D. Wright, J . Scotland, L . Gallo, M . Zeng, B. Hall, P. Hollowood. Field., A. Belcher, R . Reichelt BULLEEN UNITED Ciro 3, Thompson 2, Hopkins, Stewart, May. BEST ELSTERNWICK vs POWERHOUSE Ciro, Flew, Avery, Snape, Thompson, Humphrey. Field: Brad Lowe, D. Knott RESERVES Boundary: A . Wisniewski ANZ BANK 3.2 6.3 10.6 13 .6.84 BULLEEN UNITED vs GLENHUNTLY BRUNSWICK 3 .0 6.4 7.4 9.7.61 Feld: D. D'Altera, D. McInerney ANZ BANK Fernandez3, Cox 2, Simmonds 2, Duke, McLeod, Sweeney, Goal: M . Murray (Rot), M . Mayhew Murray, Snelling, Marshall . BEST Bennett, McLeod, Sweeney, Simmonds, Fernandez, Shoppee. BRUNSWICK Wright 2, Snelson 2, McDonald 2, Ozek, B . Sayers, Pihigren . BEST Pearce, McDonald, Clarke, Ozek, Wright . LATROBE UNIVERSITY 7.10.52 F NORTH BRUNSWICK 9 .7.61 150 GAMES : DENNY CONTIN LATROBE UNIVERSITY Blaskett 4, Sheehan 2, Chiod . BEST McLaren, Edwards, Blaskett, Haynes, Lonergan, Sheehan . The Elsternwick Football Club Committee and NORTH BRUNSWICK M . Cannon 3, Lawton 3, Bulman 2 . Brook. BEST supporters would like to congratulate Denny on a S. Tsialtas, Lawton, Hill, M . Cannon, Borelli, Ward . fantastic milestone. Denny is a terrific clubman and a AQUINAS 6.3 8.5 11 .13.79 great influence on the younger players around the club . ELSTERN W ICK 2.4 .16 Denny is a regular member of the senior side, and AQUINAS Crosby 4, L . Denver 2, Clifford 2, K . Denver, Tubb, Burdue. BEST K . Denver, Upton, Rogers, Milton, Peeters, Winner . member of the successful 1991 Premiership side ELSTERNWICK McGregor, S . Ramsay. BEST Harris, R . Bullus, G . Bullus, playing at centre half back. His form in recent weeks Heath, McGregor, Schultz . has been outstanding and we wish him all the best for GLENHUNTLY 3 .4 5.11 7.12 10.14.74 the rest of the season . Congratulations Denny. DOVETON 3.2 4.5 7.8 10.10.70 GLENHUNTLY Fletcher 2, Horowitz 2, Oaten 2, Hill 2, Horsey, May. BEST 50 TO ZEDDER SKIPPER Monaghan, Withers, Antonio, Angwin, May, Boxshal . All at ANZ today (16/5) congratulate one of their DOVETON Sheppeck 4, Sutton 2, Campbell 2, A . Scott, Sweeney. BEST favourite sons John "Jack" McDonald who today Muirhead, Sheppeck, Kahil, Labinski, McGougan, Parker. plays his 50th game POWERHOUSE 11 .12 .78 . And what a 50 they have been, BULLEEN UNITED 7.5 .47 club and competition Best and Fairest winner, grand POWERHOUSE P. Kemp 4, Paviou 3, Pittori 2, O'SuI!ivan, Dunlop. BEST final participant, and now coach . Always bright and Riedel, Pavlou, Kemp, Kelly, S. Silva, P. O'Sullivan . cheerful, Jack is one of the personalities around the BULLEEN UNITED Keays 3, Redfern 2, Flanagan, Mott . BEST place along with his lovely wife Adele. We hope to see Lambevski, Keay., Smyth, Gandolfo, Redfern, Mott . him around Zedderland for many years to come . Good on ya mate! ANOTHER 50 AT AN Z Phil Knight this week (16/5) joins his coach in playing his 50th game. Knighty has been around a while now and has taken a bit of time to find his feet, but this year is playing the most consistent football of his career providing the side with great drive from the centre half back . As Players Rep. this year he is putting in the players thoughts, hopefully he stays fit and keeps going and makes the ton . Well done Phil . Hugh F-TROOP Lyon by Peter Hille Knitwea r

The last page of fax last week went the way of Silver Bells: Frank O'Rourke, Greg Mullins, Tony Huebner . Tongue's Bermuda Short Triangle. And I picked 8 out Young Poets : Mark Canavan, Adam Healey, Ivan of 8. I know, I know - I can hear the Beautiful One and Bobatec. Def Leopard chortling about genuine tips and fanciful Sham ro cks : Irish lament! images - but I did , Tips aside, last week's results further confirmed the SOCIAL NOTES •"Grub" and the Dream Team pulled off the big gap between the leading sides and the hopefuls . prize at the Sailors' Runaway wins to the Statues, Bells and Poets and Trivia Night last week . consolidating victories to • Bells are resting after "P" Party and other bashes . Grovellers and Brewers. Genuine party animals in Glen Iris Middle rungers Socialists, Sailors and Cowboys kept . in touch and are positioned with the Elitists and • Stationmasters request Peter Harris be given Unde rtakers to strive for inclusion in the big 6. But the the whistle blowing function on a regular basis at the big 3 appear safe Snakepit due to his track record in doubting bar profits . wherever he strikes ! REVIEW • The classic Brewer annual shindig, the famous • The Socialists had a typically narrow victory a t Frog'n G rog is on tonight . Be warned ! Footrot Flats. The Boys will improve as injuries heal . • The Cowboys are at it again on 16th May - that's • The Poets had a thumping win, in part due to a tonight. It's Minestrone Night - b.y.o. mug . Perhaps mathematical error by the Botanist interchange steward. receptacles would be a better idea . The Botanists did well to kick a 6 pack after the audit . MILESTONES • The Statues turned on the heat in the 3rd stanza • 50th game to Undertaker, Nell McDonald. after an even 1st 1/2 againstthe Undertakers at Boot Hill. • The Sailors had a comfortable win over th e PREVIE W Villagers. A 55 pt win was modest due to inaccuracy • Match of the Round :. Statues v Poets at the in front of goal . Graveyard . I fancy the Graveyard and confidence will • The Beautiful One saw the Grovellers increase give the Statues the points and open up a gap between their margin at each break to win by 12 over the top spot and the challengers; but it's a great opportunity struggling Sham rocks . for the Poets who have improved immensely over three • Jack Horner reports that the Bells were cramped years . Statues by 5 twins . on the bluestone wings of the Snakepit which for the • Another big one sees Grovellers hosting the first time in 3 years was bereft of Bucko . Brewers at Peg's Park. I'll give the Grovellers the nod * The Bells still managed to win by a dozen . by less than 6 pts. • Solvol is comparing the Brewers to vintage wine • TheVillagers have a chance to regain lost ground and sees their victory over the Elitists as the promise at home to the Foot rot Flat Boys (sorry Emergency of things to come. Fro tha reckons the Brewers are a and other Eagles) . Villagers by 6 twins . good drop. • Socialists to roll the Sailors by 4 goals at the Kevin • The Cowboys were tall in the sadd!e after accou nt- Murray Plot . ing for the Brigade in a match that saw the big gun- • TheUndertakers to break their run of outs by doing slingers Cap ron and Buckingham come intotheirown the Elitists at Boot Hill to the tune of a six pack . and overhaul a gallant Brigade who had led all day. • The Brigade will give cheek early but the Bells will toll two handsful by the final blurt . BEST PLAYER S • Cowboys to shoot holes Foot in the Stationmasters rot Flat Boys: Darren West, Andrew Burnside, at the Golf Course . Darren "Daisy" Williams. • Here we go - the Botanists to beat the Grovellers : G . Crameri, R . Thompson, J. Sumundza. Shamrocks at the Slab by five. Stationmasters : Hugh Ryan, "Bear" Bastow. Unde rtakers: A. Gleisner, M . Weate, N . McDonald. Elitists : B. Lugg, T. Trantino, G . Haeusler. Socialists: I'1l need to form a picket line! Cowboys: S. Buckingham, Stephen Fyfee, Geoff Sheriff . 92ND BIRTHDAY AT OLD CAFiE Y Botanists : Come on for Pete's sake! One of Old Carey's staunchest supporters last week Villagers : Amongst the missing ! celebrated his 92nd birthday. Bill Millership, better Brigade : Shane Southorn, Guy Matheson, VC. Dean known around the club as "PA", never misses a game, Higgins (back in town) with his eyes on the match and his earto the races . Bill Brewers : Coach Daniels and on-ballers Harris & Raft . is grandfatherto the "fighting Cope brothers" and father Statues: Paddington Bare ! to Elizabeth who runs our canteen . Bill who tells us he Sailors : Last time I'll accept nicknames only! "Spud", could play a bit in his day, did in fact play for Fitzroy "Misery", "Crazy"! - in 1919. From all at Old Carey, Happy Birthday "PA". WEST BRUNSWICK 2 .2 7.5 12.7 18.13.121 ST JOHN'S OC 4.4 10.5 15.8 16 .12 .108 SENIORS WEST BRUNSWICK Capron 4, Hickey 3, Rooke 2, Dibenedetto 2, S . Buckingham 2, Konstantinidis, Scarafilo, Chapple, Gray, D'Andrea . BEST Chariton, St . John's (9) 28 Sheriff, Fyffe, Magafas, Capron, S. Buckingham, T. Buckingham . s Peninsula OB 25 ST JOHN'S OC Charlton 9, Anderson 2, Colville, lorlano, G . Thomas, =1u rn idge, St Mary's (6) 24 Hempel . BEST Higgins, Matheson, Ham, Munroe, Charlton. Ep~iano, 23 PENINSULA OB 3.6 12.8 14 .15 19.23.137 r;ing, Richmond Central (3) 23 CHIRNSIDE PARK 3.4 5.5 8.6 12 .10 .82 RESERVES PENINSULA OB McMahon 5, Sharpin 3, Botterill 2, Angus 2, Gross 2,

RESERVES FIT 4.5.29 ST LEO'S WATTLE PARK vs SALESIAN UNIVERSITY REDS 17.8.110 Field,- P. Ruff, P. Graham FIT Massese, Latorre, Inserra, Cerantino. BEST Morley, Williamson, Boundary: Katie Neville, A. Alexander Mavrelis, Ward, Inserra, Latorre. CHIRNSIDE PARK vs FOORTSCRAY IT. UNIVERSITY REDS S. Moller4, R . Zapelli 3, P. Jenkins 3, R. Goldberg 2, C. Mizis, S. Basile, A. Hudson, M . Schroder, N . Bowman . BEST Jenkins, Field: P. Maebus, A. McMaster Moller, Watt, Zapelli, Mizis, Chiko UNIVERSITY REDS vs PENSINSULA . SALESIANS 2 .4 5.6 9.10 11 .13.79 Field: T. Zapadlo, P. Evans BORONIA PARK 0 ST ANDREW'S vs UHSOB .5 0.10 1 .10 1 .10.16 : S . Harford, J . Bear SALESIANS A. Grace 4, Sinclair 2, McKnight, Hunt, M . Grace, Zois. BEST Field Hunt, Nanovich, Sinclair, Pradel, A . Grace, V. Brennan, Schembri . ST JOHN'S vs ST MARY'S BORONIA PARK Curran. BEST Borchett, Hurley, Monish, Hincksman, Field: S. Caple, R . Marty n Metherall, Charlton . OLD ESSENDON vs OLD CAREY ST ANDREW'S 1 .1 3.2 5 .3 8.10 .58 Field: K . Walker, P. Harri s ST LEO'S 2 .6 7.8 10 .10 12 .11 .83 WEST BRUNSWICK vs RICHMOND CENTRAL STANDREW'S Funnel] 3, King, Pepyat, Shearer, Lucas, Wallace. BEST Field: C. Box, W. Lumanovski Funnel], Leopold, Lucas, rule, Saddler, Wallace. BORONIA PARK vs ST PAT'S MENTONE ST LEO'S M . Fincher 5, R . Knowles 3, D. Ingram 2, J . Vaughan, J . Merry. Field: G . Morgan BEST T. Van Den Akker, R. Knowles, T. Oakley, J . Cronin, D. Glass, M . Fincher. RICHMOND CENTRAL 0.2 1 .3 2.3 4.7.31 ST MARY'S 5.4 7.7 13 .14 22 .19.151 RICHMOND CENTRAL Dormer, Alevras, S. Shannon, Bowen . BEST Woodman, Russell, Dormer, Alevras, S. Shannon, Sando. SENIORS ST MARY'S Burt 6, P. Huebner 4, Gilmour 3, Pollard 3, D. Bourke 2, FIT 17.18.120 Bowles, Andrews, Perry, Woodward . BEST P. Heubner, D. Bourke, M . UNIVERSITY REDS 19 .15. 129 Pearson, J . Woodward. FIT C . Chamberlain 4, Flynn 2, N . Barboums 2, Byrnes 2, Burnside 2, WEST BRUNSWICK 8.4 11 .10 18.18 23.22.160 D. Chamberlain, O'Regan, Williams, West, O'Shea. BEST West, Burnside, ST JOHN'S OC 0.1 2.1 2.1 3.1 .19 Williams, Flynn, Elford, O'Shea . WEST BRUNSWICK NcNiece 4, Crichton 3, Fowler 3, McRostie 3, UNIVERSITY REDS Ewing 8, Farrell 3, Muldoon 2, Heaphy, Kane, Robinson 2, Gorman 2, Borg, C. Hatistavrou, Hokannen, Lampard, Smith, Perkins, Ross, Burger, Mitchell. BEST A. White, Ewing, Arnott, Muldoon, White. BEST Borg, Robinson, Fowler, Hatistavrou, Burton, Smith . Mitchell, Urban . STJOHN'S OCA. Thomas3. BEST Duca, McCreesh, Kolenda, Morse, SALESIANS 5.6 13 .11 17.17 22 .23.155 Thomas. BORONIA PARK 1 .1 2 .3 4.3 6.4.40 PENINSULA OB 2 .2 2 .8 2 .13 5.14.44 SALESIANS Perna 6, Byrne 4, Seager 3, Healey 3, Garafolo 2, Bobetic, CHIRNSIDE PARK 0.5 1 .7 3.14 4.15.39 Brennan, Canavan, Tassone. BEST Canavan, Healey, Tassone, Scotti, PENINSULA OB Collopy 2, Rowe, King, Morley. BEST Collopy, Bobetic, M . Brennan. Brancatisano, Rowe, Fisher, Jarrott, Degregerio. BORONIA PARK W. Tooze 2, G . Hincksman, J . Greene, M. Riley, M . CHIRNSIDE PARKG . Andrew, M . Ogstan, W. Hussey, D. Harvey. BEST Harman . BEST Coath, Vanbuul, Griffiths, Harman, W. Tooze, Riley. P Di Pietrantonio, D . Duck, B . Hendriks, D. Harvey, R . Burke, M . Oakley. ST ANDREW'S 4.3 7.6 7.6 11 .6.72 OLD CAREY 9 ST LEO'S 6 .13.67 .7 7.11 15.20 20.25.145 UHSOB 9 .7.61 ST ANDREW'S J. Tapner 5, Reilly 3, Weate 3 . BEST Gleisner, J OLD CAREY P . Karslake, Macrae 3, S. Neate 3, Kellett, Hands, Websdale. BEST . Karslake, Lowe, MacDonald, Weate . Clements, Cooke, Christiansen, Thomas, K . McDowell . ST LEO'S Burke 8, Miller 2, Corrigan 2, illegible? 2, Pitcher, Shacklock, UHSOB Boxshall 3, Mazza 3, Cashman, Lightfoot, Shone. BEST Ross, J . Murphy, Mithen, Caione, Kenny. BEST A. Douglass, P. Murphy, G . Sargent, Illegible?, T. Mithen . Ellemor, Psuik, Strachan, Mazza, Hooper . OLD ESSENDON 4.5 13 .7 13 RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 .3 2.5 4 .7 19.7.121 .9 7.12 .54 ST PAT'S, MENTONE 3 .2 6 .4 8.4 8.5.53 ST MARY'S 6 .4 10.10 12 .14 18.17.125 OLD ESSENDON RICHMOND CENTRAL King 2, M . Warton 2, Hickey 2, Waters Dudderidge 9, Stevens 3, Phayre3, Eastway 2, Murray, . BEST Brlstow. BEST Wuiske, Briggs, Shaw, Ralovalis, Eastway, Swift . D. J' ins, Waters, Agorakis, Bastow, M . Warton, Hickey. ST MARY'S ST PAT'S, MENTONE M . Smith 2, R . Henry 2, A. Sheehan 2, D. Halloran, Plumridge 6, Burns 3, Mullins 3, Jones 3, Power 2, Ross . T. Camm . BEST H . Kellet, P. Fatouris, T. Neilson, D. Sheehan, M . Crawford, BEST O'Rourke, Mullins, A . Huebner, Power, Livingston . A .Sheehan . ANY , _ BOOK ORDER RECEIVED THIS COMING WEEK WILL RECEIVE AN ITEM OF CENTENARY MERCHANDISE

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CHEQUE ENCLOSED TO VALUE OF $ EXPIRY DATE : BANKCARD NO. Under 19 Section 1 MARCELLIN MAZENOD OC OLD Coach: S. Christiansen Coach: Shane Waye HAILEYBURIANS COLLEGIANS DE LA BLUE 1 . A. Ryde r 1 . D. Huggins . Carrol l Coach : B. Brown 2 . M . Frigo 2 . B . Baxter Coach . Tony Gilchrist Coach : T 3 . D . Sticca 1 . B. Canobie (Capt) 1, A . Bamford 3 . R . Grace 3 . G . Makin 4 . A . Merton 4. M . Goudie 2 . B. Metheral l 2, J_ Grigg 6 . D. Crane 3 . C 3. M . Haintz 7. P. Gunther 5. R . Carafe 5. B. King . Baxter 6. P . Sexton 6. J . Fisher 4 . D. Francis 4, F. Donaldson 9. M . Mastroianni 5 . R B. L. Heat h 11 . A . Truscott 7. R . Holland 7 . M . Murray . Bartholomeusz 7, j, Sneddon 12. D. Sumpton 8. M . Amad 8 . S . Morgan 6. N . Alkemade 7. T. Evan s 8, D. Hopkins 13 . P. Conroy 9. C . Bennie 9 . B. How e r 14 . P 10. M . Russel l 10 . P .McCusker B. A . Henderson 9, D. Warne . Cummerford 11 9 . A . Herbert 10. A. Batiste 15 . C . Hynes . Zouheir Younes 11 . B . Meadows 17. A 12 . M . Edmonds 12 . C. Vaney (Capt) 10 . A . Fothergill 13. D. Stubb . Fountoulakis 13 11 . M. Harrison 15. D. Grant 19, M . Laffert y . J. Sandy 13 . C. Harriso n 17, S. Truster 20. D. Rappoccio 14 . C. Purcell 14 . D. Gill 12 . T . Hunter 18, J. Bard 21 .T. Dundon 15 . S . Dimattina 15.S.Bourbon 13 . C . MacFarlane 19- L. Sayers 23 . M . Peck 16 . C . Natale 16. M . Carbery 14 . M . Kelly 25.T Symons 25 . K . Bosch 17 . M . Entwisle 17 . M . McCusker 16 . B . Newton 26 . C . Lester 26.A .Sheedy 18. S. Beasley 18 . B . Crow e 17 . S . O'Brien (DVC) 30, A, Quayle 27. C. Lester 19. C . Vathakos 19 . W . O'Hara 18 . P . Dow (VC) 32 . B . Allan 29. A . Scott 20. S. Cross 20 .T . O'Donoghue 19_ J . Panetta 33, T. Smith 31 . J. Darcy 21 . M . Curry 22 .A.Lardner 20. S. Richardson 34. B. Barker (VC) 32. J . Douglas 22 . C . Healey 23 . D . Billing 21 . A . Hilton 44, N . Collinson 35.A.Hynes 23 . D . Anderson 24 . L . Clarke 22 . P .Jenner 57. S. Stephens 36. A. Salanitri 24 . B. Grei g 25 . A . Hanley 23 .A .Pound 99, T Lester 38. M . Maccora 25 . M . Comer 26. J . Whitmee 24 . A . McLaughlin 26 . C. McKenzie 27. D. Krom 25 . D . Petterson SPONSORED BY 39. P. Satchell 40. R . Bellochi 27 . T . Cox 28. S. Anastasi 26 .S .Yacoub 41 . B. Robinson 28 . J . Smith 29. P . King 29 . C . Rice 43 . C . Rosenow 29 . J . Bolt 32 . M . Amie t 30 . C . Byrns 44 . P. Sberna 30 . D. Boothey 36 . G . Stack 45, J . Taylo r 31 . J . Murray 37 . A. Dahl 47. M . Laffan 32. M . Boysen 38 . B. Del l 48. J. Gallagher 33. D. Frawley 40 . P . Chamberlain 49. S. Hoy 34 . G . Fava 57 . P . Ker r A I eNO~Y 35 . G . Booker eocier v 50. J. Raid 61 . M . Westcott 36 . J . Daffy 62. G . Orlando 37 .R.Brosnan 66. M . Pearce 38 . J . Hassell 79 . E . Moore 39 . S . Abbott 40 . C . Payne SPONSORED BY ST SPONSORED B Y . BERNARD'S a!i .ry_ :fepe~el Coach : Terry Davis L -~ ir~9 .rla.l. .~~ INCoLaU Asst. : Dean Solomo n R 1 . A . Webb 2 . C . Byrne 3 . B. Hemley 4 . A. Stromei OLD OLD OLD ORMOND 5 . S . O'Keefe MELBURNIANS 6 . M . Handle MENTONIANS XAVERIAN S 2 . D . Taylor 7. C . Perrett 1 . D . Fiel d 1 . D. Howar d 3 . A. Taylor B. L. Vassallo 2 . A. Henshaw 2, D . Campbell 4- J . Osborne 9 . A . Zagari 3 . A . Teelow 3 . M . Del l 5. L. Hadden 10 . N . Mitchell 4 . J . Wilso n 4 . D . Murphy 6. B . Collie r it . P. Scerri 5 . P . Donova n 5 . N . Pearson 7 . M . Dempsey 12 . M . Conroy 6 . C . Branchflower (VC) 6 . N . May 8 . S. Drew 13 .J, Ferns 7 . T. Tresede r 7 . P . Dynes 9 . P. Joy 14 .S . Fox 8. A . Morel l 8 . M . Sichlau 10 . P. Monk 15 . D . Croker 9. J . Campbell 9 . A. Marshall TEAM LIST 11 . A. Fischer 16 .L .Piaoane 10. D . Burde u 10 . G . Bruen 12 . B. King 17. D. Farrell . A . Thompson 11 . N . Linford NO T 13 . C. Loug h 18.S . Lynch 112 1 . M . Thomas 12 . T. Riley SUPPLIED 14 . S . Montgomery 19. B . Atkins 13 . T . Carlyon 13 . K . Richardson 15 . C. Nee f 20. J, Kavanagh 14 . M . Metzner 14. P . Appel 16 . D. Wright 21 . S. Chatfield 15 . T . Cooper 15. B . Murphy 17 . R . Milliken 22. M . Farmer 16 . A. Ferre r 16. M . Sewell 18.T.Percoco 23 . D . Rogers 17 . B. Vile (DVC) 17 . M . Owehand 19. P . Grant 24 .S . Kennedy 18 . R . Egleton 18 . G . Prid 20. M . Bromley 25 . L . Rogers e 26 . P . Zein 19 . D. Trindade 19 . J . Brough 21 . D . Abrahams e 20 . D. Church 21 . D . Paterson 22. S. Dobson 27 . D . Raffle 21 . R . Officer 24 . C . Rabin 27.J . McCarthy 28 . A. Farmer 22. D. Kogler (Capt) 28 . M . Bond 28. C . Sparrow 29 . S . Collins 23. M . Joblin g 30 . L . Murphy 52. J . Geurtson 30 . T . Ogston 24 . A . McKenna 31 . A . Palmer 25 . A . Kuh n 32 . C. Delahunty 26 . J . Thomas 33 . T. Scott 27 . B. Telford 34 . M . Daffey 28 . J. Holme 35 . M . Tormey 29 . T . Parker 36. C . Funaro '... 30 . J . Gourley 37. A . Catterall '.. 31 . H . Wallace-Smith 44, S. Taylor 32 . T. Elstoft 45. M . Castles 33 . J . Blyth e 48.T. De Luca 34 . R . Richardson MAJOR SPONSO 35 . R . Dowd R 36. F. Edlestein Lincolnshire 37.E .Koch 38 . M . Rei d Arms Hotel 39, H . Selby-Smith 1 Keilor Road, Under 19 Central KEW OLD OLD CAREY OLD 18 . S . Lezzgoe (Capt) CAMBERWELL Coach : C. Jobson PARADIAN BULLEEN IVANHOE 17. G . Muckian (VC) Asst Coach : J. Field S Coach : 1 . C . Pagon (Capt) TEMPLESTOWE Coach : Rob Pearce J . Merrigan (DVC) Graham 1 . E . Elliott 1016. A . Gengarelli (DVC) Taylor 2 . J . Rowe 2 . A . Ndsou Coach: 1 . M . Anderson (C) 12 .P.Caccapardo 1 . A . McKenzie 3 . D. Digney 2 . M. Pearce 2 . C. Budd 3. S. Fuggle 4 Alan Parris 20 . A. Bric h 4. J. Dunn . M . Muscara 1 3 . M . Stapleton 3 . T. Nixon-Smith 5 . N . Ball . P. Nagel 4. H. Langford 19. C . Hope 4 . B. Taylo r 5. D. Wals h 2 . C. Mutimer it . M . Hack 6 . B . Montgomery 5. L. Pearc e 5 . S. Horskins 6. C. McCormick 7. A . Cummins 3. D . Tulloch 6. D. Fullwood 14. A . Morgan 6 . N Thompson 7. T. Jones 8 . S 4. B. Pascoe 6 . D. Reid 8. M . Style . Batchelor 7. P. Ristic 7. B. McMannus s 9 . S. Drummond 5. N . Mann 8. N . Fanelli 15. S . Rei d 8. E . Watt 9. S . McDonald 10.B 6. S . Mitilinas 8. P. Sklavenit9s 10 . C. Shorland .Brabender 7. P 9. P. Slattery 9.R .Jepson 11 . K . Jenkins . Dall-Oglio 10.J.Raywood 9. T. Vomero 10. J. Eadie 11 . M . Sleeth 12 . S. Farrel l 8. C. McWaters 24. R . Gaudiano 12 . N . Doggett 11 . S. Molloy 11 . A. Richardson 13. C. Palme 9. R . Pulverenti 23. J . Cowling 13 . M . Gilbert 12. M . O'Shea 12. A . Kollmorgan .D. McCrovwar 14 n 10. G . McLaren 22 . Bill Fafoutelli s 14 . M Nanc e 13. M . Sproul 13. J. McCann 15. J. Way 11 . N . Waddell 1 . M . Malizia 15 . S. Greenwood 14 . P. Flynn 14. A. Gal e 16. D. Hall 13 . A . Kemp 17. C . Glindemann 15.S .Carter 25. C . Rouse 15. P. Matheson 17. 5 . Mills 15 .J . Pederick 18 . E . Jellet 16. G . Dantanarayana 26.F. Web b 16. T. Walke r 18. B. Brodie 16 . D. Brennan 4. S. Batty 19 . M . Blackburn 17 . I. Anezak s 17. D. Walker 19. P. Phelan 17. G . Pemberton 3. R . Hausler 21 . M . Alisop 18.S . Ford 18. M . Slaughter 20. I . Mcrelh 18 . J . Catt 21 . A . Fosket t 22. M . Merr y 21 . S. Doggett 19 . R . Pace 2 . G . Koumantatakis 19.1 . Strachan 23. T. Price 21 . S . Moore 20.S.Northey 20. C. Fisher 22 . D. Ciavola 22. B. Cowan 21 . L. Blackwood (VC) 13. M . Bona 21 . A. Strachan 24. D. Lawrence 23. S. 0'Keeffe 25. M . Cumming 22 . J . Pace 5. N . Reinking 22 . A . Cocks 25.J . Van Hecke 24. M . McBryan 29. C. Ellis 23.S . McGowan 7. C. Brown 23. C. Tow n 26. C. Hyndman 25. L . Peyton 30 G . Shallard 24. R . Gittos 24. T. Homes 27. J. Murphy 26, S. Kavanagh 34 . J. Scott 25.A .Schoene 25. C. Morris 31, T. Mitchell 27. M . Harford 44 . M . Hyde 26, S . Devlin 26. E. Weeks 32. M . Thomas 28. S. McGuire 27. A . Beckwith 27. N. Humphries 36. M . Belcher 29.C .Hooke 28. G . Pilkington 28. H . Meeha n 39 . P Merry 30. A . Vacirca 29. S. Mallia 31 . M. Pinny 30. J . Bloomfield 32 . P. Plunkett 31 . C. McMinn 33. L . Smith 32 . T. Ston e 34.B.Swindon 54. D . Lynch 35. M . Hayes 36. P McGiney 52 . B . Joyce 56. J. Digney

OLD TRINITY THERRY THOMASTOWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY WHITEFRIARS 1 . J . Shien Coach : 1 . A . Inzda n BLACKS BLUES O.C. 2. M De Stefanis A . Le Malaita 2 . D . Richmond Coach : 3.T. Gibso n 1 . R . Bannister 3 . F. Dilorenzo 1 . J. Anderson 1 . i . Bennie 4 . S . Hindi (DVC) 2. J i 2 . J Ric e 2 . M . Bungey Gary Kallinikos . Tegon 4 . M . Daghistani t M . Stor y 5. S . Gleaso n 3 . J . Woodgate 5 . T. Moroney 3. M . Beachcroft 3. R . Dodds 6. S. Curr y 4 . M . Elliott 6 . T. Jimou6s 4. P. Fogart y 4. M . Juks 3. M . Par r 7 5 A . Macpherson 5 G . Muscatelio 4 . M . O'Connor . P Gutteridge 5 . A . Newbould 7. M . Trave told 6. W. Bohu n 6.S . Deyoung 5. T. Carrigg 8 . W. Gutteridge 6 . N . Court 8. J . Ford 7 9 . A . Seele y 7. M . Finnigan 9. J . Valiotis 7. H . Also p 7. R. Owe n . A . Pitts 10. T Care y 8, L. Hollow 10.T. Cakovski 8. B. Schreenan 8. D. Kogzkar 8. N . Smirk 11 . J . Sutcliffe (Capt) 9. G . Baker 11 .A .Doucas 9. B. Mar r 9. K. Ryan 10. C. Quilty 12. F. Camero n 10. P Gilmour 12. R . Gerimia 10 . T Bowles 10 . R . Bales 13 . V. Barker 13 . T. Antonopoulous 11, D. Williamson 13 . J . Bubis 11 . T. Campbell 11 . B. Walker 14. J. Virgona 14 . M . Smyth e 12. M . Talbot 14 . P. Ristevskt 1Z R . Cooper 12 . M . Unswrorth 15. C. Tilling 15 . P Beet 13 . S . Villella (Capt) 15 .J-Rappos 13 . S . Creak 13 . A . Robinson 16 . W. Uren 16 . M . Sutherland 14 . C. Noonan 16 . A. Petredis 14 . R . Hawker 14 . P Barry 18 . C. McGuire IT E . Best 15 . T. Kem p 17. A . Volp e 15 . P. Hil l 15 . C . Moore 19. R . Els e 18 . A. Foskett 16 . N . La Fontaine 18 . A. Markovsky 16 .J . O'Brien 16 . J . Moran 24 . M . Carbone 19 . D. Grosz 17. D . Goodwin 19 . P. Colosimo 17. A . Jovanovic 17. M . Lazzare 25.A . McGann 20. R. Hausler 18 . K . Sexto n 20. C. Costanzo 18 .P Kenny 18 . T. Sullivan 26. M . Vernal 21 . L . Mo k 19 . J . Dimech 21, G . Dime ski 19 .C. McKeon 19 . K . Jamieson 27. M . Jackson 20. D. Forbes 22. M . D'Intino 20. F. Stinson 20. A. Wtleman 28 . D. McElholum 22 . G. Koumantatakis 21 . R Wildes 21 . C . Fairbrother 31 . B. Brisbane 23. D. Elliot 21 . P. Stanko 23. J. Ghastine 22. J . Yorston 22. B. Culle n 36 . M . Coughlin 24.J. Cane 22. S. Griggs (DVC) 24. N . Grech 23. D. Agostino 23 . D. Fre e 41 . M . McDonald 25. P Alexandra 23. A. Baker 25. F. Karabatos 24 . J. Eve 24 . J . Newbound 44 . M . Bateman 30. D. Alysandratos 24. J . Delaney 26. M . Maliki 25. P McKinnon 25. L . Duffy 48 . H . Flanagan 31 . R . Denby 25. A. Roberton 27, M_ Reid 35. S . Lloyd 26.J .Goodger 28.G .Scarpa 26. A . Wald 26 . J . Clarke 61 . B. Williams 4Z C. Simmons 27. K . Fitzpatrick (VC) 29 . R. Sciotti 27. S. Baker 27.P Edgar 71 .T. Haynes 37. C .Segrave 28 . T. Gallagher Sponsored by 28. P. Higgin s 30. E . Valentino 38 . N . Grif6n 29 . A . Gladke SPONSORS: 29. P. Loris 31 . F. Valer i 30 . P Hackett FERRIS 30. A. Urli 32 . D . Roumelrotis 31 . J. Hutchings COLLIE COOKE 31 . A . Cullen 33, J . Cope AUDIO PRINTING SUPPLIERS 32. H . Flynn 32 . J. Hutchin 33. J . Chapman Sponsored b y 33 . J . Kno x PRODUCTS 34 . D. McGuire LALOR 34 . J . McAinch 3& R . Steven s 35 . M . McCarthy 42 .A MEAT SUPPLY 36 . A . Tppett .McKay Station St., Late r 37. D. McAllen * 38 . W. McCorkell SANDY'S PIZZA The Boulevard, Xnder 19 South CHIRNSIDE DE LA SALLE HAMPTON M .H .S .O .B. PARK GOLD ROVER S A.J.A.X. CAULFIELD Coach : D . Fischer Coach : J. Cro xford Coach : John Harper Coach : M . Zuker GRAM M. Asst: M . Carus! 3. R . Grace 1, D . Wellspring 1- D. Mehl Coach : 1 . M . Pemberton 6. D. Crane 2 . T Phillipson 2, J . Dunne 2. S. Fische r 7 . P. Gunther 3 C Amoore . Hoppe Graeme Wooiridge 3. T. Spirli 9 . M 4. D . Woo d 3. J 1 . N . Carra m . Mastroianni 5 P Harvey 4, J. Fredman 4 . D. Nation 11 . A. Truscott . P Loewy 2 . .. Ryan 6 D Ariz 5 5 . A. De Vincentis 12 . B. Fitzgerald 7. E. Murray-WhRe .Fnd 3. RJ e 6.S 4. C. Ong 6 . M . Thomso n 13. D. O'Brien 8 R Bulmer TEAM LIST 7. J . Engelman 9 M Clarke . Wrobel 6. D. Mori 7. V. Piccioli 14. P. Cummerford NOT 8. J 8 . F. Paola 15. C. Hyne s 10 JDay 9, A. Braun 7. T. Wailes 11 G Taylor SUPPLIED 10, A. Sayer 8. T. Chan 9 . S. Foster (DVC) 17 . A . Fountoulakis 12 R Capes ti- A. Slad e 11 . N . Gross 10. A . Woodward 19 . J . Doherty 13 N Skinner 12- B . Krasnostein 12, W Jacobs 11 . D. Paola (VC) 20. D. Rappoccio 14 R Brabner . Kronglod 15 C McLean 13. A 13 . M . Cassidy 13. E . Ker r 21 .T. Dundon . Steiner 14 16 . J- Dabs 14. P 14. M . Howard . L . Lowen 23. M. Pec k 15.JSzwider 15.N .Romano 25. K. Bosch 17 D, Hall a s . Weiner 17. R . Gosstray (Capt) 18 S Anderson 16_ M 17. B . Pedler 26.A.Sheedy 19 M, Atkinson . J. Deoriesl17 18. C . Hose 19. M . Johnson 18 . L . Cardetta 27. C . Lester 20 C Scarlett 18. A. Redlich 20. A . Skillern 29. A. Scott 21 8 Kay 19,J Goldman 20. M . Salter 22 C. Worland .Rabawv 21 . J . Carus i 31 . J . Darcy 20.D 22 . B. Bennett 22 . M. Van Leemput (C) 23 C . McGregor 21, J. Segal 23 . G . Answerth 32. J. Douglas 24 S Stick 22. B. Duzenham 28 . L. Salisbury 23. J. De Vincentis 35 . A. Hynes 25 J . Bancard 23. J. Abraham 40. A . Davey 24. P Ega n 36 . A . Salanitri 26 J- 8ridger 24, A. Arrow 25. J. Mosca 38 . M . Maccora 27 M Hope 41 . C. Matheson 28 T Kells 25. A. Cukierman 28. M. Pietzsch 39 . M . Healey . J Kirzner 47. J . Richards 29 M Loosch~Ider 26 29. A . Schafer 40. R . Bellochi 30 J Macalfster 27, D . Ga m SPONSORED BY 31 . M . Simmonds 41 . B. Robinson 31 A. Manag o 28, M . Weishtzer RG 37. J. Tankard 43. M . Kin g 32 L . Scoullar 29. G . Tuszynski 45 . B . Rattray 44. P. Boerne 33 R Shaw 30 . D. Ralp h 34 . D Statrace . Chrapot PRINTED LABELS 47. A . Alsbury 45. J. Taylor 31 M 50 . J . Woodward 47. M . Laffan 35 5 Whitby 32- A. Aronowick PTY LT D 36 A Begg 33. J. Bram 51 . C . Devoy 48. J. Gallagher 37,F Hun t 34 D. Nissen 52 . R . Coyle 49. S. Hoy 38 J Phdhpson 35. M . Barnett 50. J. Rajd 39 B Payton 36. J, Klooger 61 . M. Westcott 40 B Wdmott 41 C Adams 37. M . Zikaras 62 . G . Orlando . 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MONASH OAKLEIGH OLD OLD IVANHOE OLD SCOTCH ST. BEDE'S BLUES Coach : Chris Moore BRIGHTO N GRAMM . Coach : S . Aird Coach : John Meyer 1 . A. Hrisovergi 1 . E . Montgomery Coach : S . Rust 2 . M . Crugnale Coach: Andy Harris 1 . S. Yass 1 . D . Gurvich 1 . A . Atkinson 2 . A . Lawto n 2 . M . Manson 2.J Mahoney 3. L . Billin g 3. A . Griffiths 3 . L . Connolly 4. P. Williamson 2 . D. Linley 3. D. Eley 3 . J . Cran e 4. N . Cooper 4 . B . Beasley 4 A . Whittington 5.T. Mahoney 5 J. Hoskins 5 . D. Kinsella 6. D. Hal l 4. G . Douglas 5. M . Arnott 5. C . Lutz 6. S . Bailey 6 . B . McGann 6. D. Barnes 7. L . Naidu 7. J . Gallagher 7. P. Margugullo 7 . M 9. J. Mercuri 6 . J . Luk 8. D.Johnson . Pond 10 . J . Wyli e 7. P Wal l 8 . D. O'Brien 8 . B. Hahnel TEAM LIST 9. P. Macmillan 9 . S . Flannery 9 . M . Smith 11 . S. Woodbridge 8. S.Viaopoulos 10 . P. Roberts 12 . G . Redford 9. J . Edwards 10,S. Hunter 10. P. Tuohey NOT 11 . A . Simpson 11 . M . Hecker 11 . S . Mentha 13 . C . 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J . Walsh 24. A. Froelich 24. N . Walker 38. P Rizzo 25 . J . Libbis 26. M . Donohue 27. J . Wild 39. R . Price 26. C . Loos 28. P Kinsella 25. G . Brovrn 27. C. Chipperfield 26.P Chan 40 . N . Strang 27. S . O'Kelly 28. J . Quill 30, R . Reed 28. M . Ellerton 31 . S .Lazzara 27. S. Cameron 29. W. Price 28. J. Sherring 30. M . Law 32 . G . Newmann 29. R. Weddle 33 . C. Nottas THE 34 30. S . Gayler . B . Dowsley (C) 31 . W. Stibbs 38 . A . Lai 32. D. Goad PINE 39.G.Pasque 33. B. Bennett 44. N . Camm 34 . E . Lerner Factory 35. M . Wallis G North BULLEEN/ CAMBERWELL ELTHAM KEW MARCELLI 1 . P. Alsop N TEMPLESTOWE 2 COLLEGIANS Coach : Paul Sha w 1 . A . Kennedy BANYULE Coach . P Barker 2 . D Wooller : Paul Ryan , 3.S. Benson Coach : D. Tucker 1 . P. Shaw (Capt) 1 . J . McDonald Mal Prior 3, G . Woolle r 4. D. Bingley 2 2 . A . Wilso n 4. R 3. G. Prowd 2. T. Driver . S. Tucker 3 . M. Manley . Vandermerwe 7 5. M . Bingley 3. A. Tucker 5. A . Hardy . G . Place 4. P. Saw 6 4, A. Tucker 8. A . 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R. Kennedy 21, S Millar . P Rimee 22 s . G . Wall e 21 . C . Connelly 18. G . Kerr 22 D 16 . A. Livingston 35, S. Walker .Hughes 24. H . Russell 24. P Ryan 19 . A . McKillop 23 P, Taylor 17. C. West 36. M . Barton 24 T. Stickland 18. C. Curtain 25. B. Crimmins 25.P.Edwards 20. C. Maher 26, D. O'Callaghan 41 . M . 0'Ryan 29. G. Parkinson 26. M. Delaney 19. C. Maclsaac 42 .R 21 . G . Mathews 33. P Harvey .Page 32. A. Saw 22. G . Minas 27. S Fealy 20 . M . Furlong (VC) 46 . P Agostinelli 29. A . Haber 47.T Buhagiar 39, C . McMahon 23. M . Maziotis 21 . S . Lee 48. M . William 51. S . Lake .R 31 . C. Butler 22 . J . Vanderzalm s 41 .Boon 24 . R . Pearson D Bishop 49. Timothy G 53 . P. Lindgren 49. G . Daisley 23 . S . Alexeyeff . Slattery 56 25. J . Povey S . Fitzpatrick 50, Timothy J. Slattery . S. Palmer 58. D . Cummins 26. M . Powell 24. S . James 58 . P.Jakober A Smark 51. R. Colussi 60. B. Crofy 27. B . Schreiner 35 J. Pitcher 25. R. Macisaa c 52. C. Hesse 59 . P Healy 36. R . 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MONASH OLD OLD OLD ST KEVIN'S ST KILDA WHITES GEELONG HAILEYBURY XAVERIAN S OLD BOYS STH CAULFIEL D Coach : Greg Leech Coach : 1 . M . Durrant 1 .T Dionyssopoulos Jonathon Twigg 2 . B . Campbell 2 . A. Bainbridge 3, J. Neville-Smith 3 . R. Douglass 3 .J . Young 9 . G . Stubbing s 4, J. Herman 4-M . Petrescu 10. D. Collins 5 . P. Charles 5, R King 11 . B. Davies 6 . P. Joyce 6 . G-Bunshaw 12 . A . Yeoland 7. D. Chaftey 7- P. Edwards 14. B . Lyons TEAM LIST TEAM LIST 8 . A. Dyso n TEAM LIST 8 . T. Gualano 17. W. Dowling NOT NOT 9 . G . Freeman NOT 9 . A. Rezauskis 18. S. Cummins SUPPLIED 10. T Corrigan 10. A . Tilley 20 . R . Partridge SUPPLIED 11 . S. Loorham SUPPLIED 11 . D. Gemmola 21 .C. Dawson 12 . M. Turvey 12 J Murray 22 . D. Dowling 13. T Arnold 13. B. Kenny 25 . C. Hutchings 14. B . DArcy 14, R. Treverton 28 .C.Jones 15. D. Smith 15. D. Sin n 29 . A. Hooke 16. M . Lewis 16. D Graham 30 P Naylor 17. P. Stewart 17. L . Columbies 31 .T Jackson 18. A . Lyon 16. S. Dods 32 . P. 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ST. PATRICK'S U.H.S.O.S. UNIVERSITY REDS WEST BRUNSWICK MENTON E 1 . G . Haeusle r Senior Coach : I Ewing 1 . N. Jenks 2. I . Cleary Reserves Coach : L. Dynes 2 . J . Gray Senior Coach : Peter Bar ry 3. G . Smit h 3 . M. McRostie Reserv es Coach : Peter Fatouros 1 . T. Smit 4 S. Freeman 4 . Buckingham 2 . N . Bowman 1 . A. Cam m 4. R . Burns (2) 5 . V. Dibenedetto 2. P. Morrow 3. M . Richardson 5 S. Shon e 4 6 . 5 . Capron 3.D.Seedsman 6 . Smith . E . Mudie . S 5 . S . Green 7. S . D'Andrea 4. P. Lewis 7. C. Skinns 8 . D. Fowle r 6 . M . Schroder 5. K . Groves 8. T. Hallifax 9 . G . McDonald 7. S . Thatcher 6. T Davis 9. D . Smith 10. F. Fyff e 8 . P. Ric e T C. Duggan 10. P. Burns 11 . T. Buckingham 9. M . Pigdon 9. P. Emmett 11 . R. Boxshall 12 . K . Buhagiar 10. B . Hennessy 10 P. Barry 12. G. Bales 13.J.Jackson 11 . B. Pickett 11. P. Fatouros 12. C . Arnol (2) 14. P. Robinson 12 . M . Roberts 12. P. Hawkins 13. P. McLean 15. P. McNaughton 13. G. Jackson 13 . S . Scanlan 14 . D. Regan 16 . A. Scarafil o 14. G. Laverty 14 . G . Houlihan 15. M . Davidson 18 . A. Gorman 15. J. Mackay 16. P. Gunthorpe 15. M . De Lange 16 19 .A.Rooke 16. C. Paxton 17. B. Rothwell . S . Ilqoutz 17. R . Church 20. P. Hickey 17. W. Mackay 18 . Hooper . P 18. A. Hodgee 21 . D. Lampard I& K . Banning 19. G . Mazza 19. G . Stanley 22. N. Magafas 19. A . James 20. T. Trantino 41 . G . Racine 20. R. Goldberg 23. M . Moore 20. B . Kellett 21 . M . Grant 41 . A . Sawchyn (2) 24.T Jackson 21 . G . Cook 21 . R . Henry 22 . D. Bennett 42. D. Wallace 25. C . Borg 22. G . Acklan d 22 . P. Murph y 23. P. Waters 43. L. Mastrosavas 26. R . Hokkanen 23. S. Andrikopoulos 23. A . Rash 41 . C. Johnston 24. A. Kountios 44. R. Buchmasser 27. D. Armstrong 24. R . Ansell 24. M . Johnstone 42. M . Houlihan 25. S . Pagonis 45. C. Lightfoot 28. M . Butera 25. J . Willems 25. A . Barry 43. N . McIntyre 26. C. Gamble 46. M . Roberts 30. M . Lewi s 26. S. Basile 26. M . Mulcahy 45. A . Gran t 26. C. Gathercole (2) 47. R . Lightfoot 31 . L . Kirk 42 . G . Sheriff 27. A. Whitton 28. M . O'Brien 46. J . Mulholland 27. K . Strachan 48. B. Hudd 32 . D. McAllister 43 . M . Poloni 28. M . Bethune 29. S . Adams 49. K . Gurtler 28 . M . Rothwell 49. W. Bott 33. G . Chappell 44 . 0 . Traficante 29. D. Tognarim 30. M . Noonan 50.A .Ladds 29. A. Diflorio 50. J. Marzico 34. C. Konstantinidis 45. S. Henessy 30. P. Curry 32 . S . Oliver 51 . A . Wals h 30 . S . Epifano 51 . P Ibbetson 35. G . Andoniadis 46. F. Bell 31 . D. Runciman 33. D. Andrew 57. L . McDonald 30 . P. Wood (2) 52 . M . Roach 36 . W. Jones 47. M . Bachmann 32 . J. Line s 34.D.Sheehan 58. D. Dickson 31 . M . Viljoen 53 . G . Fraser 37. D . Frencham 48. C. Hatzistayrou 35. H. Kellett 60. M . Walsh 33. G . Rosetta 32 . D. Bunn 54 . O . Ellemor 34. G . Pasquini 38 . D. Marlow 49. M . Sevenich 37. T. Symons 61 . D . Halloran 33 . S. Wright 56 . R . Hillgrove 40 . R. Baker 50. B . Kyriakidis 35. S . Roberts 43. G. Lambourne 38. M . Crawford 67 . G . Capuano 34 . J. Palmer 58 . D . Ross 41 . A . Moore 51 . M . Kociancic 36. J. Yorston 44 . White 39. M . Yiannoudis 72. S . Lewis 35. B. Lugg 61 . D. Cantwell . P 37. J . Anderson 45 I 40. D. Nicholls 73. M . Wis e 36. R . Verdi 62.R Shanahan . Mezzalira 38. N . Smith 46. P. Heaphy John Platten's MAJOR SPONSOR 37. P. Kemp 66. T. Glen n 38. A . Boyce 69.S.Williamson 39. G . Grech 47. N . Arnott AR TIC 39. C . Stone 71 . A. Haselotf 40. D. Cahir 48. P. Hutchings 40 . A . Siluca 75. B. Tune 41 . G. Jackson 49. D. Kan e FOOD WHOLESALERS 42 . R . Cumming 50, J. Wise A Section

OLD HAILEYBURY Senior Coach : COLLEGI ANS Simon Meehan Senior Coach : 1 . A. Baxte r Leigh Carison DE LA SALLE MARCELLIN 2 . D. Connell Assistant Coach: 3. W. Byrn s Stephen Moun t OLD Senior Coach: NORTH 4 . C . McKenzie Reserves Coach : Murray Browne OLD BOYS 5 . F. Mai n Greg Ttegear COLLEGIANS Reserves Coach : 6 . W . Smith Senior Coach : Ron Hodgson Senior Coach : 7 . R. Makinson 1 .S . Mount Robe rt Hyde 8 . M Bernard Dunn 1 . A. Carafa . Orton 2 . D. Hoyle Assistant Coach Rese rves Coach: 9 . G . Anderson 3. B. Woolhouse : 2 . G . Petroff Jim Marchbank P. Beddoe 3 9. B . Herbert (2) 4. S . Lausse n . M . Chun 10. T 5. D. Greeves 2. P. Fiume 4. C. Carr 1 . A . Egan . Chegwin 5 2 .T .Jones 11 . J . Rae 6 . A . Ingleton 3 . A. Phillips . A . Tranquilli 12. D 7. C . Higson 4 . M . Edmonds 6. G. O'Connell 3 . D . Martin . Seccull 7 . P 4 . T. Beare . B . Carry 8. C . Pollock 5 . N. Frase r . Randall 141 3 . A 9. M . Hibbins 6. A . Scott 8 . M . Amad 5 . M . Schmidt . Phillips 9 . D 6. A . Cahil l 15 . W . Phillips 10 . C. Warner 7. C. McClounan . Merton 7 16 . M 11 . W. Dal y 8. C . Wright 10 . A. Gallagher . P . Booth . De Mattia 11 . C 8. B . Collison 17. P . Woff 12 . M. Conron 9. C. Campbell . Slattery 18. M 13. S. Hinchen 10. D. Tessier 12 . N . Bourke 9 . S . Brazil . Constable 13. M . Stapleton 10 . B. Hanlon 19. M . Armstrong 14.R .Schober 12 . D. Toohey 11 20. C . Krau 15. N . Anderson 13. J . Maloney 14. D. Howe . C . Lambrou s 15. D . Eber 12 . J . Tierney 21 . A. Walden 16. A. Wallace 14. S. Hunter t 22 . P . Thiessen 17. D. Phillips 15. G . Hynes 16. G . Wallis 13 . B . Curuli i 17 . M . Getson 1 4- 0 . Abrahams 23 . 1 . Kidgell 18 . J . Bennett 16. J. McCarthy 15. P 24 . D. William 19. P Scott 17. D. Crowe 18 . A. Caffry . Kearney s 19 . M . Delahunt 16. B . Herrald 24 . R . Lavender (2) 20. M . Whittaker 18.B. Mahoney 17 25 . D, Dean 21 . V. Cleary 19 . N . Vanderplight 20. S . O'Flynn . M . Boyd 21 . J . Amad 19 . P. Considine 26. D . Kretschmer 22 . D. Kerr 20. P O'Brie n 20 27. C . Dunn 21 . M . Murray 22. T. O'Hehir . P . O'Farrell 23. A. Wright 21 . D. Baker 27. H . Broadbent (2) 24. D. Ramshaw 22. P. O'Callaghan 23 . G . Williams 24 . A. Hewitt 22 . A . Furey 28 . G . Bor g 25. G . Eyles 23 . M . O'Callaghan 23 . C . Alevraz 29 . D . Ray 26. N . Milat 24 . M . Lowe 25 . J. Murray 26 . M . Moran 24. R . Anderson 30 . P . Robinson 27. J . Dansey 25. G . Curran 25. D 31 . B . Mai n 28. S. Blackman 26. P Wyles 27 . G . Booker . Cerini 28. C . Mason 26. M . Fisher 32 . A . Roberts 29. A . Kenneally 27. D. Kinsella 27 . R 33. G. Tanner 30. M. Galbraith 28. P. Waldron 29. A . Zannoni . Atkinson 30. M 28 . N . Garnham 34. R . Home 31 . N . Hibbins 30. B. Smith . Archdeacon 29 . P 35. D . Lappage 32 . D. Thomson 31 . C . Belleville 31 . A . Booth . Daniels 32 . A. McIntosh 30 . P . Tatter 37 . D . Andersen 33. G. Irvine 32 . G . Sheedy 31 38 . J. Hayter 34. R . Happell 33. P. Rennie 33 . J. Seabury . L. Boyle 34 . L . Getson 32. G. Phyland 39 . B. Steenholdt 35. N . White 34. J. Tully 40 . S . Healey 36. N . Pike 35. A . Macintosh 35 . J . Pappas 33. J . Reardon 36. G 34 . B . Conti 41 . R . Plecher 37. C. Coyne 36. C. Swift . Walsh 35 42. M . Baxter 38 . M. Lake 37. P. Rudd 37. P. Sheehan . M. Micklethwait 38. J . Triangolo 36 . P . McMenamin 43. D . Hoare 39 .B .Jones 38, S . Rudd 37 44 . A . Kirkwood-Scott 40. A . Lord 39 . C. McCleod 39 . F. Battistella . J . Zumbo 40 . D 38 . K . Scott 45 . M . Alle n 41 . S. Li e 40. A . Banks . Cooper 39 . J 46 . M . Krause 42. L. Griffin 41 . K. Mullins 41 . P. Chalkley . Considine 42 . A 40. I . Turnbull 47 . J . Delalande 43. M. Foard 42 . P. Leonard . Duncan 41 . P. Dwyer 48 . P .G . Merrett 44 . G . Oakley 43. M. Stanning 43 . N. Duncan 44. S. Lindenmayer 42 . C . Horn 49 . M . Liffe y 45 . P. Harry 44. L . Vanderplight 43 . G . Irvine 50. D. Golding 46. A . Mitchell 45 . A. Cris t 46. James Golds 48 . Julien Kan 44 . B. Girolami 51 . S. Baker 47. C. Davidson 46 . M . Hagan n 45 . C. Muller 52. N . Mistry 48. J. Lemon 47. G . Jackson 51 . T . Mahon 55 . S 46 . N. Culnane 53 . T . Snowball 49. S . Avery 48. S. Catalfamo . Beattie 47. R 54 . J. Wood 50. B. Jefferson 50. P. Mannix 56 . Jeremy Golds . Little 57 . B . Da 48. D . Delac 55 . C. Ladds 51 . P. Baxter 54. J. Duckett y 50. B 56 . N . Evans 52 . J. Docking 61 . M . Jackson 58. S . Boysen . Devine 61 . M 51 . J . Curran 57 .B .Ladds 53. J . Smith . Bushell 52 . D 58. A . Whitelaw 54. T. Holland MAJOR SPONSOR 63 . Jeremy Kann . Goodear 64 . V. Gallagher 53 . M . Leigh 59. E . Bingham 55. R . Cross 54 . T. Lescum 60. A . Whela n 56. D. Warner 65 . T . Smith 57. T. Smith 66 . M . Tyrrell 55. S. Zocco 67 . D 56, C . Hancock 58. J . Parra . Tyrrell 57. B THE 61 . R . Oliphant 68. B . Murray . Allman 69. D 58 .T .Keogh 66 . B . Simpson . Parysci o 59 SWAGMAN'S HAT .J .Bugeja A 69. M . Burgess SPONSORED BY 60 . L . Nardella 70. R . Conron 61 .J . Crouc h Li'L~, 75. N . 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ENOLY SOC~@ TY tc ORMOND 1 . C. Clar k OLD 2 . P . Schuhkraft 3 . A . Fitzgerald OLD XAVERIANS 4 . R . Barnes ST. BERNARDS 5 . D. McDonald SCOTCH 6 . T. Gallagher Senior Coach : THERRY Coach: 7 . B . Connel l Frank Dunell Senior Coach : senior 8 . M . Gilmore Reserves Coach : Tony Crotty Russell Greene Denis Godfrey Reserves Coach : 9 . S . Grac e Assistant Coach : John Caidham 10 . M . McDonald 1 . G . Keane G. Halbert 11 . D. Edgell 1 . D . Godfrey (Res-Capt) Reserves Coach: 1 . E . Alle n 12 . N. Sabo 2. P. Fitzgeral d D. Bode n 2. S . Reddish 13 . P . Kingston 3. J . Law 3 J . Moir 14 1 . G . Biddlestsone (VC) . S . Samild 4. V. Comito 2 . J. Zanett i 4. R. Fuller (Capt) 15 . M . McConvill 5. S. Walsh 5. A. Aston 16 . T 2 . J. Sandman . Stewart 6. C . Wood 3 . F. Falcone 6. D. Hooper 17 . P . Harrington 7. S. Parrett 7. A. Lloyd 18 . P y 4. J . Schembri . Clear 8.A .Capes 5 . T. Taylor (VC) 8, Rr Hodges 19 . A . Jobling 9. G . Wood 9 . R. Aujard 20 . D. Wood 6. N . Court r 10, J . Federico 7. P. Jones 10. J. Ker 21 . S . Carboon 11 . P. Capes 11 . S . Hume 22 . M . Ston 8 . M . Sharp . Veselik e 12 . P. Hogan 9. M . Grocock 12 . M 23 . P . McDonald 13 . R . Purcell 13 . N . Hooper 24 . S 10. P. Gilmour . Chambers . McCooke 14. G . Mathewes 11 . S . Bannister 14- A 25 . P . Forsyth 15. M . Ega n 15 . D. McCall 26. M . Brown 12. S. Seymour . Hosking 15. L. Overman (Res) 13. M . Bosanko 16 . J 27. T. Hill e 16. F. Dunell 17, G . Eagl e 28. B . Collins 14. J. Reddick . Simpson 17. W. Carey 15. P. McCann 18 . B 29. G . Petering 18. A . Purcell 19 . A. Scott 30 . R . Woodland 16. M . Goodwin . Keipert 19. L. Gollant 17. R . Lyons (Res-Capt) 20 . T 31 . B . Egan 20. J . Fraser 21 . S . Gibbs 32 . S . Reidy 18. B. Carte r 21 . C. Mallia 19. A. Ratcliffe 22, K. Stokes 33 . E . Fraser 22. M . Mahady 23 . A. Millar 34 . C . Sparrow 23. S. Byrne 20. M . Carte r 24 . W. Allen 35 . A . Grace 24 . K . Mahady 21 . M . Fitzpatrick 25 .S . Stokes 36. M . Davine 25. A . Comito 22 . B . Scuill i 26 . A. Hart 37 . A . Or r 26. J . Gollant 22 . M . Devereaux (DVORes) 27 . S . Duthie 38 . P . Milner 27. A. Nathan 23. A . Bake r 28 . N. Hart 39 . S . Morgan 28. P. Morrice 24. P. Matton (C) 29 . R . Greene 40. P . Joy 29. J . Overman 25. M . O'Rourke 30 . J . Laird 41 . R . Oate n 30. P. Mulkearns 26.R Rya n 31 . A . Smith (VC) 42. D. Robertson 31 . M . Fitzpatrick 27. M . Tadinac 32 . G. Jackson 43. C . Thomas 32. P Runting 28. M . O'Kearney 33 . C. Hunter 44. A . Connolly 33 . M . Mulkearns 30. A . Url i 34 . J . West 45. D. Barton 34 . A . Brebner 31 . S . Hollow 35 . B . Steele 46. K . Sparrow 35. J . Saundry 32 . S. Eastmure 36 . R . Price 47. G . Treverton 36. P. O'De a 33. M . Goodwin 37 . D. Iser 48. C . Karageorgio 37. F. Comito 34. M . Donohue 38 . J . Harris 49. P . Hurley 38. D. McAllister 35. S. O'Halloran 39 . S. Woodhouse 50. D. Conway 36. A . Smith 40 . P . Brow n 39. B . Hor n 37 . D. Castaldi 51 . J . Brown 40 . D. Burke 41 . J . Hart 52. D. Connell 38. G . Pinner 42.J .Lawson 41 . D. Looker 39. S. Boyle 53. P . Marnow 42 . M. Marshall 43 . R . Austin 54. C . Kelleher 40. M . Talbot 44 . A . Stubb s 43 . A . McCleave 41 . M . Crotty 55 . P . McConvill 44 . B. Gallaugher 45. B . Cain (Res VC) 56 . B . Turne r 42 .A McKay 46. B . Shepherd 45. J . Kennedy 44. J. Vaina 4T M . Brady MAJOR SPONSOR 46. D. Solomon 45. M . Petrevski 48. R . Petty 47. M . McGeown 47. M . Davies 49. R . Steele 50. A . Wals h 48. D. Wrigglesworth (DVC) 50. T. Byrne 51 . A . Vinecombe 50. M . Purcel l 51 . J . Lartu 52. S . Brook s 51 . R. Moran (VC-Res) 55. P. Rogerson 52.J . Bock 56. C. Bon d 54. J. Blain 53. P. Sherwen 58. H . Tobin 60. B. Pearse 54.G .Bennett 55. T. Fearn-Warren 59. A. Nugent 56. A . Warner 61 . R . Doolan 57. D . Kay 78. M . Dever s CO iT~ 58. D . Norman MAJOR SPONSOR ~_- ~_ . j 59. T . Hart 1 60. B . Crump (C Res )

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OLD BANYULE MELBURNIANS 1 . P. Adams MONASH UNI OLD BRIGHTON Senior Coach : 2 . D. Witchell Paul O'Brien OLD 3. L. Holt (VC) BLUES Senior Coach: 4. M . Legg e 1 . A. Wills MENTONIA NS Senior Coach : Mark Parker ... 5. C. Ladd Rese 2. R . Pisarski 1 . A . Acreman Brian Ford rves Coach : 3. J . Nichols (VC) 6. P. Williams Reserves Coach Shane Young 2. David Campbell 7. F. Broster : 4. P O'Brie n 3 . R . Newman 8. B. Moloney Marcus Hanlon 1 . G. Bennett 5. N . Boyden 4 . M . Barrett 2 . M . McLennan 6. R. Dery 9. G . Sutterby 1 . J . Alexander 7. C. Thompson 5 . M . Turner 10. R . Cullen 2. I . Kohle r 3 . A . Pryor 6. D. Patterson 4 . C . Anderso n 8 . J. Keebl e 11 . P Barnes 3 . I . Ses t 9 . D. Coroner 7. G . Norto n 12 . D. Glass (C-Res) 4 . B . Cornwell 5 . M . Waddington 110. A . Joyce 8. N . MacQuire 13. A . Short 5 . G . Gale 6. M . Allen 11 . B. Murphy 9. R. MacQuire 14. M . McDonald 6 . I. Hildebrand 7. J. Ryan 12. G . Borton 10 . M . Durack 15. S . Gray 7. B. Seato n 8. S . Fitchett 13. S. Rose 11 . D . Solley 16. M . Fidler 8. A . Barker '. 9. M . Fisher 14. S. Bardsiey 12 . G . Dickson 17. M . Gray 9. L. Baring 10 . C. Lade 15. D . Maskiel 13 . S. Sharp 18 . J 11 . N . Perry 16. P. Wood 14. D . Turnbull 10. J . Koo p 17. M . Rogers 19 . A. Thompson 11 . M . Spencer 12, D. Cochrane . Rose 15. C . Davis 20 13. A . Grant 18, W. Ward-Ambler 16. D . C. Hoist 12 . M . Crampton 19 . M. Dadd o . Gran t 21 . G . Foster 13 . R . Culvenor 14. J. Bennett 17. C. McKinnon 15. R . Haydon 20. A . Salek 22. J . Gilham (Capt) 14 . V. Sheehan 21 . T. Wertheimer (Res.VC) 18.T. Bournon 16. M . Hendrie 19. D. Zajc 23 . C. Boucher 15 . R . Knigh t 17. A 22.1 . Macka y 24 . W. Ashton 16. T. Chisholm . Rickarby 23 . A . Witts (Capq 20 . S. Farrow 25 . M . Power 17. S. Zacharidis 18. M . Talbot 24 . S . Tea l 21 . C. Ericksen 26 . A. Mill 18. G. Hipwell (VC) 19. C. Brook 25 . R. Nelson (Res-Capt) 22 . A. Lever 27. D. Drinkwater 20 . A. Tuha n 20. M . Reid 27. C . Brya n 23. N . Moodie 28. A . Weston 21 . D . Lawrence 21 . C. James 28. C. Terrill 24. C. Radin 29. C . Pyer 22 . T. Hayden 29 . R. Meade 25. A . Holland s 22 . M . Cohen 23. M . Shippen 30. N . Howell 30. B . Gillies 24. S. McKay 31 26. G . Buxton 31 . S . White 24. A . Hamilton . S. Frazer 27. C . Appel 25. M . Kelloc k 25. L . Hamilton 32 . R. Webb (DVC) 32 . C. West 26. A . McGregor (Capt) 33. G. Dixon 28. P. Harrington 33.T. Kearsey 26. T. Desmyth 29.A.Carter 27. D. Newma n 27. A . Augustine 34. C . Anastasakis 34. C . Stevens 28. S. Rowlands 35. M . Hibbins 30. C. Scot t 35. R . Parry 29. A . Headberry 28. A. Gal e 36. S. Newman 31 . T. Spence 36. R . Prowse 32 . G . Wadley 29. P. Latzer 37. G . Curti s 32 . J. Sly 37. D. Gent 34. J. Quin (DVC) 30. R . Phillips 38. M . Naylor 33 . C. Gardiner 38. C. Duncan 35. A. Qui n 31 . S. Murray 39. M . McGregor 34 . D. Holland 39. B. Bowler 36. M 32. H . Jarvis 40 . M. Blood 35. D. Murphy . Quin 41 . P 40 . D. Stephens 37. J. Andritsos 33 . Jarvi s . MacDonald 36.P Dynes 41 . A . McLaren 43 34 . R . Brown 42 . B. Williams 37. G . Bruhn . G . Enders 35 . D. Smythe 43. P. Birrell 42 . D . Taylor 44 . L . Champness 44. J . Harty 38, B. Sherrill 43 . M . Harte 45 36 . B. Pollock 39. R . Beynon . J . Lochowiak 37. M . Selby 45.Z . Useinov 44. B . Hogan 46.J .Shady 46. P. Sinn 40. M . Osborn 45. M . Gilbert 48. P. Andritsos 38. J . Tregaskis 47. A. Tymms 41 . N . She r 46. P. Linehan 50. G . McHenry 39. A . Hoar 48. A .C . Smith 42. Darren Campbell 47. P Davi s 51 . B. Hodgson 40. N . Timms 4R 1 Stuckey 43. C. Best 48. R . Hogan 52 . J . Millie 41 . S. Duggan 50. B. Cook 44 . M . Dyer 49. G . Miethe 54. R . Houghton 42. Devin e 51 . W. Ward 45 . S . Warne 50. M . Phillips 58. M . Hanlon 43. J. Pyers 52. D. Dowling 46 . A . Petrov 51 . R. Crockford 64. R. Knott 44 . A. McLaughlin 53 . C. Kopa 47. J . Konicanin 45. R . Carte r 54 . C. Williamson 48. D 52. S. Coulson 65. D. Wood 55 . E . Atkinson .Johnson 53. D. Meredith 66. C. Ketsakidis 46 . J . Allmond 49.T Spence 47. R. Hopkins 56 . M. Atkinson 50 54 . G . Silby 72 . C. Conroy 57. B . Farrugr a . C . Funston 55. D. Williams 73 . A . Parsons 48 . C . Haling 51 . N . Wright 49. S. Young 58. A. Sutton ''.. 56 . G . Quinlan 59. T MacManus 52 . A. Oxland 57. W. Chapma n 50. J . Donelan 60. M . McCulloch 53. A . Riddle 51 . P. Murphy 61 . G . McCulloch 54. B. Paterson 52 . P. Murphy 62 . A. Geogiani 55. G . Worrell Proudly sponsore d 53. M. Hal l 63. S. Martin 56. M . Leone 54. G . Treverton 65.J .Cunnack 57. W. Jones Courtney & Patterson 55. P. McMahon 66. F. Tsiampas 58 .T Low 56, A. Cooper 67. D. MacDonald 61 . T. Cowell FORD 68 . S. Bowring 57. J . Tomkins 69 . C . Love 58. S . O'Donnell 69 . P. Jost 59 . C. Gilmore 70. R . Williams 71 . P. Ramsay 72 . I . Solomon 73.T. Hog g MIDDENDORP ELECTRIC 74 . D. McGuiness 75. P Harri s 76. R . Gee 77. J. Jarvi s 78 . J. VanHecke 79. J. McConnell MAJOR SPONSO R

Commercial Rd Prahran I OLD TRINITY dtlddf 1~ fiU4 P~AEAIiS GRAI19117ARIA1dS PARKSIDE UNIVERSITY OLD Senior Coach: Senior Coach: BLUES WHITEFRIARS A Johnson Bruce Senior Coach: PARADIANS Assistant Coach : Ferguson 2 . R. Furphy R . Reserves Coach : 3. G. Williams Geoff Reill ey S Vincent Purcell Keith Tustin 4. J. Frit h Assistant Coach : . McCtement Rese rves Coach : 2 . B s C. Gras 1 . L, tnserra 5. A . Lennen Brian Grills 3. M . Considine (Capt) s 6. W. Carroll Reserves Coach : n 2. G. Griffiths 4. B. Flyn 1 . A. Dun n 3. F. Sansonetti 7. G . Lockheed Glenn Taylor 5. R. Canavan 2 . C. Robiso n 8. M . Yandell . Geary 4 . R. Gard 1, R Lane 8. J 3. A. Allibon (Capt) S. T Gard 10. A . Sudholz 2 . N . Krake 7. P. Cosgriff 4. T Norman (VC ) 11, S. Stevenson 3. J. Philip . Reeves 6 . A . Stuart 8. D 5. D. O'Shaughnessy 7. G . Yoksich 12. J . Kanis 4. S . Strike 9. S. Phil p 6. R . Heath 14 . D 5 8. J. Chitcott . Gust . R . Baker 10. N, Wayman 7. D. Rogers 9 15 . J . Fintayson 6. C. Houston 11. D . Beck . G . Dunbabbin S. R . Beardsley 10 . M . Sherlock 16. P. Kistler 7. P. Coghlan 12. M . Harrison 9. S. Hopkins 11 . M 17. J. Keats 8.A . McKeown 13 . R . Mill s . Hoyne 9. P 10. A. Parkes 12 . J . Hollard 18. S. Kirsanovs . Harrison 14. P. Board 11 . T. Phillips 13. D 19. D. Buckley to. T. Pratt 15. D. Way . Goodier if . R . Reidy 12 . G . Clarke 14. D. Hehir 20. R . Clarke 16 B. Joyce 13. D. Balazsy 21 . R. Rice 12. M. Spears 17, M . Vea r 14 15 J. Papas 13. M . Reidy . R . Boztel 16. K. Jergens 22. R . Jaksic 18. L. Mansfield 15. M. Hedley 23. T. Giles 14 . E. Billinge 17. G. Galanis 15. M. Harrison 19. P. Brabender 16. A. Black 18. D 24 . A. Wallis 20. M . Geary 17. M . Jennings . Gray 25 16.B.Crowe 19. C . Williams . M . Johns 17. A 21 . M . Mullavey 18 . N. Beardsley 26 . D. Macinnes . Carbone . Mill 20 . M . Page 18. D. Mullins 22. J s 19. G. Hudson 21 . N 27. J . Jamieson 23. P. Robertson 20. T. Roberts . Damilatis 28. C 19. D. Crowe 22, P. Coomb e . Johnsto n 20. S. McAuliffe 24 . D. Stuckey 21 . D . Denby 29. B 23. A . Delle-Vergini . Van Denderen 21 . T. McNeil 25. R. Aanenson 22 . P. Robison 30. R. Gree n 26. M. Livy 23 24 . G . Hunt 22. C. Bourke . M . Adam 25. S . Stone 31 . T. Jackson 23. P. Ciardufli 27. N . Kerr 24.A . Anderson 32 . A. Nugent 28. P. Shannon 26 . M . Bradley 24. J . Bonnyman 25. E. Borghesi 33 . P. Shaddock 25. W. Lyal l 29.P Zappa 26. L 27. L . Panjari . Coleman 28 . T. Franklin 34. H . Worsley 26 . G . Selkirk 30. F. Gleeson 27. I . Wallac e 35. M . Juk 27 31 . P. Walsh 29. M . Rowe s . M. Jackson 28 . G . Harvey 36. N . Macauley 28 .B.Lee 32 . T Jones 29. S 30. I. Marwick . Oldfield 31 . J . Kin g 37. J . Barbanti 29. 0. Murray 33. A . Peyton 30. J . Carnegie 39. G . Whitson 30. Paul O'Brien 34. P Joyce 32. J. Cotter 31 . M . Turner 33 . A 40. A . Mitchell 31 . N . Jenkin s 35. J. Steindl 32. N . Berta 32 . Sammut 34. R . Fletcher 41 . M . Dempster . Mark Bateman 3& S. Swindon 33. P. Scot 33. G t 35 . G . Panjari 42 . D. Coulter . Feutril l 37. A. Reidy 34 . P. Papas 34 . S 36. M . Campbell 43. A. Jackson . Lowell 38. C. Zahra 35. A 35.J. Dunbar . McAree 37. J . Panjari 44. J. Gerner 39. P. Nailer 37. R. Sell 36. P Bun n a 38. J. Williamson 45.A.Lennen 40. D. Blackley 38. R 37. Peter O'Brien . Phillips (DVC) 39. L . MacNamara 47.P.Ryan 41 . P. Digney 39. J. Hodder 48.J .Dawson 38. M . White 42. D. Gravell 40. B . Inserra 39. G. White 40. M . Beamish 41 . M . Penrose 49 . B . Christie 43 . P. Heal y 41 . A . Spinks 50. G. Markley 40 . B. Tierney 44. T. Livy 42 . P. Dean 41 . S. Ciardut6 42. A . Banf'retd 43 . M . Brown 51 . B. Dudley 45. P. Henry 43 . C. Neave 52 . A. Ogilvy 42. G . Kallinikos 46. C. Natoli 44. A . Turner 44. S. Elli s 43. N.Roberton 45. R . Fitzgerald 53. L . Bonadio 44 47. D. Baird 45. C . Cooper 54. J. Ide . Matt Bateman 48. M . McNamara 46. 1 . Gelle 46. G . Horton 45. M . Stevens r 47. J. Martin 55.Z . McCarty 46.G .Johnson 49. S. O'Toole 47. G . Harmer 48. S . Blackney 60 . G . Hamilton 47. P. Mason 50 . L . Thomas 48. G .Pavey 61 . D. Freyer 51 . P. Holmes 49 . N . Slattery 48 .R .Rohan 49. C. Backman 50. K. Harty 64. N . De Dear 40.R.McHugh 52 . C. Ray 50. D. Wallace 53. G 51 . A . Harvey 71 . M . Zimmerman 50. H . Flanagan . Dumsday 51 . D. Kay 72. J . Norma n 52 . G 54. M . Pizzo 52 . S . Marshall . Taylor 52. A. Smith 56. A . Tymms 53 . C . Burton 53. P Murdoch MAJOR SPONSOR 54. S. Tustin 57.T. Hughes 55. S. Williams 55.P. Meehan at . B. Williams 56-0 A he 56. M. Gard 64 . J. Flanagan BECK'S 57. M. Adam Coopers 66 . G . Roker BEDDING 62 . J .P. Adgemis SPONSORS 70. D. Midro 63. A. Paulett Ferguson-Plarre Bakehouses 71 .T. Haynes 64 . C. Orwi n & Lybrand 74. D . Zavaretta 71 . L. Thomas 434-6699 chartered accountants 75- S . Butter 80 . A ~ . Smit h SPONSOR Parkside Panels 459 851 6 COLLIE COOKE ~ tvorie Clothing 489 9511 FORESTERS PRINTING SUPPLIERS ~ Heidelberg M itsubishi Friendly 4581222 Society Ca Section

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MAZENOD OLD COLLEGIANS OLD Senior Coach : OLD GEELONG CAULFIELD Matt Johnson Senior Coach: HAMPTON Res . Coach: Chris Boyle CAMBERWELL Stua rt Giascott GRAMMARIANS ROVERS Senior Coach : Reserves Coach : I . N . Kendall Mark Bloodwo R . Parkinson Senior Coach: Senior Coach: 2. D. Murra rt h y Reserves Coach : David Matt hews Gary Hetherington 3 . T. Chilcott (Capt) 1 . S. Furph y Assistant Coach : Reserves Coach : 4 . W. McLea n Rick Carroll 2 . W. Davis Dick Fish Andrew Sutton 5. D. Conroy 1 . M . Peatling 4. C. Gun n Reserves Coach: 6. W. Francis 2. A . Mitchell 5. R . Roysmith Stephen Alien I . R Hethenngton 2. M . Craw{ord 7. P. Deegan 3 . J . Harvey 6. D. Ritchi e .AD e Matthews (Capt) 3. E . Panagiotidis 8. P. Green 4. A . Inkste r 7. S. Glascott (Capt) 2 .1 . .Louri 4. A. McGregor 9. R Hal l 5. C . McCulloch 8 . J . Handbur y 3. B 5 .D.Rogerson 10. P. Campbell 6. B. Larke y 9. P. Handbury . Mathews 6. D 4. C . Simpson . McConville 11 . T. Smith 7. P. Kerkvleit 10. A. MacDougal 7. J. Alessi 8 11 . J 5. W. Horton 8. A . Nippard 12. S. Noble . D. Hayes . Pescott 6. A . Kahofe r 9. M.Doukas 13. P. Green 9 . R . Beal 12 . G . Fawcett 7. G . Boston (VC) 10 . W. Boyle 14 . R . Murray 10. E. Smith 13 . P. Clarke 8. J. Digh t it I. Rogerson 15 . D. Barker 11 . A . Kyriacou 14. A . Light 9 . S. Holmes 12 . W. Capp 16. G . Gye 12. J. Wilson 15.J.Teague 10. D 13. C. Dwyer 17. T. Tsiauis 13 . A. Gibbs 16. S . Burgess . Cronin 14. E . Melntak 11 . R . Morrissey 18. M . Brooks 14, S. Jackson 18. F. Brown 15. R. Thompson 19 15. R 19 . J . Manton 12. R . Harrison 16. S. Mulholland . B. Howe . Spurritt 13 . C. Wilson 17. B. Bird 20. C. Murray 16. W. Inkster 20. C. Ross 14. S. Klose (VC-Res) 18. G . Devereaux 21 . D. Trusler 17. R. Pike 22. J. Taylor 15. S. Pearc e 19. S. Gammaldi 22. S. Williams 18. R. Scheiber 23 . M . Davis 16. T. Royals 20 . A . Sutton 23 . M . Morley 19 . J . Gan 24, M . Bayley 17. G . Williams 21 . G . McDonald 24 . C . Todd 20. A. Wilson 25. D . Dowling 18 . N . Cox 22 . M . McKellar 25. D. Richards 21. S. Trist 27. D. Morton 23. G . Hetherington 26. W 22. M 29. H 19 . J . Restarick 24. M . Youn g . Poulter . Hopkins . Burbank 20. M. Klose R . Melnjak 27. R . Palamara 23 . M . Armstrong 30. W. Sutton 21 . N . Brohier 2526 .J . Ross 28. N . Little 24. M . Mudge 31 . T. Jackson 22 . S . Barker 27. S . Murphy 30. B . Carr 25. S. Woods 32. C. Landale 23. D. Alle n 28. A . Almiento 31 . C. Smith 26. G . Young 34 . P Law 24. K 29.S.Pappon 32 . W. Marshall 27.P.Lodge 35 . C. Hollis . Dachs 30. I. Boyl e 25. S . Allen (Capt-Res) 33. J. Boyle (Capt-Res) 28. B. Leitch 36. R. Herman 31. S. McDonald 34. D 29. W. Forward 38. R. Hanna 26. S . William s 32. A. Williams . Connoll y 27. J. Turner 33 . J. Ashton 35. Paul Riley 30. N . McCann 40. S . Bones 28. J . Maestros 34. S Bertram 36 . M . Polletti 31 . J. Howard 41 .T.Gough 29. D. Oakley 35.S.Cnsp 37. J. Mannix 32 . S. Turner 42 . B. O'Halloran 30.D .Lowe 36. R. Davis 38. A . Green 33. M. McCutcheonson 43 . D. Cler k 31 . D. Gur r 37. B . Hibbs 39. R . Bourbon 34. P. McCra e 44. E. Spiden 38. M . Hynes 32. M . Dicrosta 40. T. Paatsch 35. O. O'Brien 45. A . Rigby 39. K. Ivey 41 . B 36 . D 46. P. Murray 33. N . Johnson 40. 0. Hobson . Welsh . Essery 34. C. Roseman 41 . D. Joss 42. J. Grimison 37. C. Strachan 48. L . Fellner 35 . R . Harris 42 . G. Kelly 43 . B . Marks 38. C . Fisher 50. M . Robson 36. C . Worthington 43. P. McCall 44 . S. Rekic 39. M . Todd 51 . J. Le e 37. M . Scholten 44. M. Handler 45. G . Rogers 40. W. Earle 52 . P. Stock 38. A . Allen 45, G . Kanneberg 46. S. Grady 41 . B. Tow n 53. C . Kakka 46. T. Murray-Whrte 47. Peter Riley 42 . R . Carroll 56. S. Naylor 39. J. Roseman 47. C . Holton 40 . C. Antigeorgio 48. T. Worland 48. T. Howard 43 . B . Salvaris 58. M . Naylor 41 . M . Lauritz 49. 0. Blakey 49. D. Arthur 44. A . Kent 59. J. May 42 . B. Isaacs 50. J. Hunter 50. A. Rogers 45. M . Bloodworth 65 . J . Welsh 43. R . Royals 51 M . Young 51 . N . Robinson 46. R . Lee 67. H . MacGowan 44. D. Lee 52 . G . Roulent 52 . M . O'Hara 47. P. Lenton 74. P. Coulso n 53 P Rogerson 54. W. McDonald 48.C.Brown 45. M . Stanjo 54. M 46. D. Craig . Salmon 56. W. Sergeant 49 . A. Taylor 55. M. Sutton 50 47. J . Headlam 56. B. Sadler 57. L . Ston e . N . Brown 48. C. Noston 57. M . Steyn 58. R . Cahill 51 . D. Shaw 49. D. Hogan 58. C.Toouh 60. S . Fisher 52 . A. Dance hu 50. T. Farruccia 59. M . Curry 61 . T. Hadfield 53. L. Heath Rennt.son Mackinnon 51 . K . Hedin (DVC-Res) 60. P. Pavlou 62 . M. Harrison 54. M . Heintz & Associates 61 . B. McGregor 63. P. Wels h 55. B. Pyke 52 . C. Adkins 62 53. G . Rizakis . S. McGregor 65. M . Kruger 56. A. McCulloch 63. R. Abraham 66. G . Fitzsimmons 57. C . Evan s 54. R . Knight 64.6 Wilton 55. A. McMillan 65.0.Hobson 67. P. Foley 58. A . Cooper 56. B. Raphael 68 . K . Christ 59. M . Polkinghorn 57. M . Butterly 69. D. Williams 60. A . Manc e 58. A . Demetriou 70. S . Kerr 61. R . Benham 59. M . Barrett 71 . B . Simmons 62. P. Harvey 60. M . Sissoon 72 . S. Hubery 63 . N . Huntley 71 . G . Paine FASHIONS 73. J . Garne r Ladies & Mans Wear MAJOR SPONSOR Hire & Sales 532 0577 MAJOR SPONSOR RG TWO TONE PRINTED LABELS PAINTING Industrial • Domestic PTY. LTD. • Commercial 558 5255 ST. BEDES WILLIAMSTOWN Senior Coach : GY M.S. Mark Tyquin Reserves Coach: . KEVIN'S Senior Coach: Bob Burn s ST Alan Elliott OLD BOYS Reserves Coach : 1 . M . Kinsella Thomas Cannon OLD IVANHOE PRESTON 2 . D. Marshall 1 . R. Hawkin s MARIANS MBOB 3 . Mark Beasley 2 . M . Harrington 1 . S. Bryan GRAM 4 . B . Ridewood 3. G . Lee-Conway 2. D. Damson senior Coach: Senior Coach : 5 . G . Connolly 4. G . Gross 3. A . Harry Alan Salter C. Lawson 6. R . Parson s 5. R . Callanan 4. J. Tuck Reserves Coach: Reserves Coach : 7. N . McColough (DVC) 6. P. Hagarty 5. D. Macleod Steven Kin g G. Sabah 8. D. Seeley 7. S. Kerr 6. G . Hyland 7. M . Cannon . Yarwood . Bliss 9. C. Lancaster 8 . P. McNee t . B 1 . I 9 . P. Harding 8. I . McCullagh 2. M. Dyson 2 . R . Herbert 10 . C. Bracchi .D Cadd y 11 . R . Grec h 10. R . O'Brien 9. G . Case 3 3. C. Lawson (C/C) 10. E. Mazzeo 4, 1, Wells 4. C. Smart 12 . D . Spencer 11 . J. O'Conno r S.J. Stevens 13. S . Zahra 12 . R. Arthurson (DVC) 11 . A. Elliott 6, M, Hall 5 . R . McGaw 12 . A. Featherston 6 . A . Hepburn 14. P. Lannan 13 . M . Piveta 7. B Cockenll 15. P. Walker 14 . C . Trew 13. P. Graham B. S . Corlett 7. D. O'Brien 14. A . Cook . Parry 8 . J . Culph 16. B. Berry 15 . M . Olive 9. B 16 . P. Curtin 15. D. White 10. B Hal l 9 . G . Bennett 17. A. MacGeorge . Tipper 11 . B. Jensen 10. J . Mounsey 18. B. Mills 17. O. Hourigan 16. D 12. M . Bardsley 18. P. Meaghe r 17- P. Sadler 11 . A. Hodgson 19. B. Tomlinson .Grigg 13. M . Knight 12 . P. Yendall 20 . M . McCraw 19 . J . Watkin (Capt) 18 .D 14. G . Alexander 21 . Michael Beasley 20. B. Morton 19 . P. McGowan 15. M . Cavanagh 13 . A . Phil p 14 . M . Zubak 22 . S. Algeri 21- J. Bateman 20. M .Dervan 16.T Stevens . 23. H . Stone 21 . W. Kewin 17 T. Smith 15 .1 . DeBono 23 . B. Hutchinson • . C Ferguson 24 . T. Beasley (Capt) 24. T. Bar e 22 . W. Payne 18 16 . C . Lykopanagos 23. P. McNamara 19 T Hachem 17 . W. Stewart 25. D. Smit h 25. J . Quirk 20 M . Hutxtr . Burns (Capt-Res) 26 . J . O'Brien 24. A . Owen 18. M . Noble 26. B . Evans 21. S Pdoto 20. M . Faure 27. J . Elmore 27. R . Gross 25. R 22 . C Dunne7l 28. G . O'Brien 28 . D. Whitbread 26. C . Muscat 23 C . Bye 21 . T. Bullock . B. Tuck 22 . P. Bullock 29. B. Hambridge 30. A. Bendorrighio 27 24 B Elsworth . Fitzgibbon 31 . M . Kerr 28 . S. Calderwood 25 N. Weston 23. P. Coleman 30. G 29 . M . Anderson 26 G.Farlacas 24. A . Bullock 31 . G . McLachlan 32. R . Snell 27 J Weddle . Matthew Beasley 33. R. Strauss 30 . A. Morell i 25. S. McGowan 32 31 . D . Clough 28J. Maycock 26. A . Brydson 33. I . McNichol 34. P. Cahlil 29 R . Weddle 34 . A . Boag (VC) 35. P. Carroll 32 . D. Temby . Tol l 27. J. McGaw .T Cannon 30 D 28 . A . Allen 35 . R . Bilos 36. M. McKaige 33 31 . D. LovSOn . Walker 37. A . Beale (VC) 34 . B. Hann 32. A . Noonan 29 . A. McDonald 36 . L 35. S . Quin n 33 C. Cormac k 30 . R . Dea n 37. N . Fitzgibbon 38. D . Sheehy . Dunstan 39. M . Corridan 36. A. Cabansag 34 B Roberts 31 . G . Masset 38 . W 37. M . Tuck 35.S Conboy 33. S . Tanner 39 . A . Savioa 40. P. Panagiotopoulos 36. L . Raftopolous 40 . M . Manson 41 . M. Quinla n 38. D. Mills t 34 . R. Calcutt 39. W. Butters 37. A . Sch6c 36. N . Maynard 41 . J. Clagnan 42 . M . Warton 38, P. Tdandos 42 . P. Griffiths 44 . A . Thomas 40. L . Turnley 39, M. Campbell 37. E . Kyriaco u 41 . A . Morgan 40,S Purcell 38. G . Sebeh (C/C-Res) 43 . D. Johnston 46 . D. De Rooden 44. M . Pucella 48 . J . Dynon 42 . D. Ipso 4L J. Marshall 39. R . Johnstone 43. A . Bond 42 .S.Vaughen 40. A . Finikaridies 45. D. Silverman 49 . A . Lyon 43. P. Sigley 46. M . Santagada 50. J . Bloomfield 45. N . Croft 41 . D. Phil p 46. M . Payne 44 A .Tnandos 42 . T. Mui r 47. A . Maloney 51 . C . Ston e 45 C . Edwards 48. M . Lomagno 53. N . Slattery 47. T. Nobilo 46.T Pill 44. P. McKenna 48. R . Engler 46. J . Mountney 49. T. McNamara 54. D. McDonald 47, D 50. G . Riggio 56.J.Shaw 49. S. Lugowski 48.D. ChanCowell 47. G . Hi m 50 . G. Gray 49, L. Taylor 48 . G . Culph 51 . A. Peck 52 . J . Selby 51 . D . Bubnic 50, D. Jones 49. P. Cesaro 52 . P. Culhane 51 . S. Campbell 50 .R .Bohanna 53. B. Mentiplay 52. D. Cuttnss . Flannery 53, D. Elliott 51 . P. McDonald 54. S 54 . N . Burns 53. D. Craker 55. C. Tanner 55 . P. Farre l 54. A. Jenkins . Hecker 55. L . Waddell 55. A. Batchelor 56. M . Vescio 56 . M 56. M . McHale . Welsz 57. R. Barbara 57. I . Thorneli 56 A 58 . D. Trease 57. G . Clerk 57. 1. Roxburgh 60. W. Shorti s 58. R. Meilak 58 R . Ive y 59 . P. Newport 59 D. Elsworth R&M 60. D. Goodchild 60. S. Esposito 60 C Lynch SHOPFiTT1NG 61 . S . Campbell 61 . L . Hall 61 . D. Ham SPECIALISTS 62 . A . Whitelaw 62 . G . Doria 62 . A. Haug . Rivalland 63 . I . Zadel 63 R, Bainbridge 63. B 64. D . Barr 64 . A . Teagle 64 . N . Mills 65 . R . Holmes 65 D. Veal 65. B. Smith 66. D. Comne 66. S. McNamar a 66 . R . Scott 67. M. Dunn 69 P. Burn s 68.C.Mahoney c 69. J. Lynch TH E Phone: 357 $111 70. P. Congelton TRI-GL08AL EENR. 71 . D. Morant PINE $UPER IR 'U4K7N & h1$t1RANCE WAYNE SWEENEY 72. D. Sandman Factory 419-0141 & ASSOCIATES P/L 73 J. Sandman Licensed Estate Agents 74 D. Simonsen 75. D. Fallaw BULLEEN UNITED Senior Coach: ANZ BANK AI( FC Andrew Smythe AQUINAS Rese rves Coac h 1. P. Smith (VC) 1 . B . Gommers Michael Flanagan DOVETON 1A . S. Duke 2. A . Crosby BRUNSWICK A.F.C. 2 . M 1 . P. Laming . Sanelli 3. R . Tub b 1 . J . Wisema n 2 . R . Morley 3. 0. Mertes 4. M . Wilkinson 2 . B. Owens senior Coach : 4. M 3. S . McLaren Mark Ladgrove . Azzopard i 5 . A . Coster 3 . A . Strachan 4. N . Cartledge 5. L. McLeod (Res-C) 6 . S. Kenny 4. P. Conduit Assistant Coach : 6. P. Marshal l 5. S. Scanlon Adrian B rown 7. L . Denver 5. D. Stevens 6. M . Kell y Reserves Coach : 7. D. Mulle r 8. S. Kelly 7. D. Carroll 7 a W . C. Veitch Vince Salerno . Simmonds 9. R. Leavey 8. D. Clarke 8. D. Robbins 9. M . Nicolosi 10. G. Cli fford 9 . 1 . Campbell 9. H 1 . C. Wormesley (Res-C) 10. H . Turvey . Birkenfelds 11 . D. Savaris 10. V. Cullinan 10 . B . Snape 2 . A. Campbell 11 . R. Heuston 12 . B . May 11 . M . Snelson 11 . R 3. M . Ladgrove (C/C) 12. G . Larki . Creighton n 13. C. Jeffreys 12. D. Roberts 12 . D. Thompson 4. B. Hand y 13 . M . Xuereb 14 . D. Hodge 13 . S. Kannegiesser 5. J . Muirhead 14 . M 13. G . Cotterill . Szeitz 15 . M . Hagga rty 14 . P. Sayers 14. B. Mott 6 . T. Ahdore 15. P. Strahan 16. M . Hurley 15. A . Barley 7. J. Reige r 16. P. Knight 15. A. Stewart 17. P. Smith 16. G . Cross 16 . D. Harvey 8. R . Murphy 17. J. Benedict 18 17. E . Pave 9.1 . Parker . R .A . Cronin 17. D. Gandolfo 18. P. Boyle 19. T. Grierson 18. A. Black 10. F. Khali l 19. W. Lasslett 18. D. Kiddy 11 20. B . McKenna 19 . J . Gibson 19. C. Parker . J. Johnston 20. R . Koegler 21 . A. James 20. J. Darley 12 . C. Pepper 21 . P. Shoppee 20. J . Moran 14 23. J. Livingstone 21 . F. Calopa 22 . A. Chafer . A . Simpson 22. R . Sherlock 24. A. Whelan 22. B. Petrollini 15. P. Ashwood 23 . A 23. J. Redfern . Bennett (Res-VC) 25. G . Whitehead 23 . K . Dolman 24. A . May 16. D. Boots 24 . N . Pastras 26 . M . Gay 24. S. McBride 27. R . Lord 17. B . Walker 25 . J . McDonald (Capt) 27. I . Shaw 25. R . Shaw 28. S . White 18. J . Salerno 26. D. Kilmarti n 28. R . Winnen 26. P. Spezza 29. W. O'Brien 19wM . Wilson 27. B . Magher 29. S. O'Loughlin 27. P. Tamburro 30. C . Cahill 20. K. Somers 28. T. Reed 30. C. Colliver 28. B. Gibson 31 . K. Graham 21 . S. Gwin 29. A. Smith 31 . L. Kin g 29 . J . Haines 32 . A. Steve 22. T. Battle 30. S . Verges 32 . M . Vankerkhoven 30 . M . Sayers 33. A. Divirgilio 23 . M . Duke 31 . C. Kringoudis 33 . P. Rosbroo k 31 . L . Cordes 35. P. Avery 24. C . George 32 . M . Farrell 34. M . Tarulli 32 . S. Gibson 36. R. Inglese 25. M . Labinski 33. C. Foster 35. S. Livingstone 33. K . Ludehens-Bini 37. P. Flew 26. B. McGougan 34. C. Garraway 36. D . Phela n 34. D. McDonald 38 27. P. Giddens 35. D. Steele . C. Griffin 28 39. T Mahar 35. 0. Sedgwick 39. M . Flanagan . Adrian Brown 36. V. Bourke 40. D. Wright 36. R . Kennedy 40. A 29 . P. Barnett 37. M . Sweeney . Humphrey 30. S. Miller 41 . M . Walsh 37. B. Sayers 40. C. Bemore 38 . M . Pastras 42 . B. Spiess 38 . G. Forde 41 . D 31 .J.Sweeney 39. G . Murray . Adamopoulos 32 . D. Pric 43. C . Rog ers 39. M . Lehmann 42 . H . Roberts e 40. B. Fernandez 44. J. McEvoy 40. S. Moore 43 . B . Lambevski 33. R. McDonald 41. S. Lavery 45. L . McKenna 41 . J . Jacobs 44. M . Fitt 34 . S . Wilso n 42. M . Whelan 46. D. Langdon 42. C. McCulloch 45. W. Reynolds 35 . S. Beugelaar 43 . M . Cox 47. P Kvietetaitis 43 . Tugan Ozek 46. A . Humphrey 36. W. Burgess 44. R . McDonald 49 . J . McLaughlin 44 . R . McKissack 47. L. Coleman 37. G . McDonald 45. M . Murray 50. P. Grierson 45. A . Conboy 48. S . Stratton 39. J. Leveque 50. P. Dawson 51 . J. Dean 46. J. Russ 49 . M .tacuone 40. G . Walker 52 . C. Westblade 52 .R Sheehan 47. M . Wiseman 50 . W. Olney 41 . C . Pauline 55. T. Brai n 58. Mick Tarulli 48. G . Williams 51 . D. Hopkins 42 . P. Lambert 57. B . Curthoys 60. B. McKellar 49. D. Pearce 53. G . Harington 43. S. Reige r 58. D. Donati 65. R. Maurice 50. Turut Ozek 54. P. Zorzi 44. Andrew Brown 60. A . Allsop 70 . P. Sainsbury 51 . B. Pihlgren 56. N . Borg 45.K .Sutton 63 .P. Haggar 77. L. Brooksbank 52 . A. Conboy 57. J . Ciro 46. K. Wilso n 80 . M . Joyce 53. H . Morgan 58 . R . Huntington 47. G . Campbell 54. J. Quin n 60. C . Portbury 48 . L . Vurlow 55. K. Beaumont 61 . C. Smyth 49.S.Van Beek 56. W. Smit h 63. M . Deany 50. R . Forgiarini 57. B. Waterson 51 . C. Mulcock 58. S. Dinatale 52 . T. Mattis 59. G. Tanner 54. J. Wilson 60. B. Hul l LKINSN~ 61 . S . Bell 62. N . Campbell J; ' S 1i'O RD 1~! 63 . P. Hardy 64. P. Macintosh 65. R . King Found®d1908 Est . 1967 N®C-_TFI POWERHOUSE BRUNSWICK Senior Coach : EI.STESNWICK GLENHUNTLY LA TROBE George Tsolacos Senior Coach: 1 .L. Murphy Senior Coach : UNIVERSIT Y Reserves Coach : Dino DiR9arco George Tsoiacos 2_ A- Hankin Mick Smith 3. S. Fredrickson Reserves Coach : 3 M . Andrew Reserves Coach: 4. A . Marriot t Rodney Burrows 1 . D. Le Deu x 4, Andrew Contin G reg Schultz 5 . Elliott 2 . J. Hal l 5, S. Bel l . G 1 . M . Cannon 1 . B. Wilso n 6. J . Dumaresq 2 .D.Adams 3 . F. Stafford 6 M . Lloyd 2 . D. Gregory 7.P.Henderson 4 . A. Escott Z T Heat h 3. M . DeMorton (Capt) 3 . T. Hil l & M . Chiller 4. P. DiMarco 5. A. Miller g- M . Pachelor 4, B. Rafferty (Capt) 9. D. Shaw 6. M . Taylor 9, A . O'Conno r 5. C. Cortese 5. M . Hil l 10. M. Bakogianis 6. V. Grimaldi (DVC) 7 . L. Gallo 10. J. Blennerhasssett 6. S . Timms 11 . C. McLaren 8 . J . Kemp . P. Mahony 7. J. Briffa 11 7 . M . Kouts 12 . P. Chilco 8. F. Bianchi n 9 . A. Morris it, P. Bole (2) 8. J . Sis t 13. B. Smith 10. M . Hansen 12. R . Ekiom 9. A . Sammartino 9 . G . Dickson 14. P. Stewart 10. A. Tirchett (VC) 11 . L . Missaglia 13. A. Guinan e 10. P. Breslin 16. G . Liersch 12 . M . Maddox . P. Stankovich (2) 11 . K . Hehi r 13 11 . G . Ma Y 17. M . Edwards 12. L. DeMorton 13 . W. Dodds 14. Alby Comm 12 . P. McGrath 18.T. O'Connor 14. B . Hal l 15.L . McCooke 13. B. Allard 13 . N . Monaghan 19. R . Richards 14. G . Parkinson 15. J . Scotland 16. A. Abrahams 14 . R . Patterson 20 . W. Greenwood 16. M . Lang 17. J. Ward 15. H . Tsialtas 15 . G . Richards 21 .D .Edmunds 16. S . Tsialtas 17. G . Alexellis 18. P. Pavobc 16 . D. Cassa r 22 . M . Edmunds 18 . F. Doyle 19, M . Bullard 19. V. Lirosi 17. Craig Horsey 23 . S . Duni n 20. P. Cerasiotis 19. J . Evans 20 . P. Southall 18 . J . Sist 24 . T. Fawcett 20. D. Desler 21, W. Nicholson 21 . J. Bulman 19 . S. Withers 25 . D. Sidebottom 23. J . Engellener 21 . S. Cross 22 . L . McGregor 20. T. Silvey 26 . C. Lloyd 22. R Stewart 23 N . Christie 24. C. Burrows 21 . L . Black 27.A .Sheehan 25 . B . Lauri e 23. M . Silva 24 . D. Conlin 22 . M . Davies 28 . T. Demeo 24. R. Williams 25, J . O'Connor 26. J. Tirchett 23. C. Ryan 29 . T. Richards 27. P Randello 25. J. Harris 26 .D. Mahoney 24. M . Lukais 30. R. Tol l 26. J. Senior 27. D. Nolan 25. R . Hall 28. J . Kibizis 28, B, Hil l 31 . S. Lonergan 29 . J . Houston 27 . C . Newland 26. D. Mance 32. T. Daldy 30 .B . Thorpe 28. D . Healey 29 . R . Bravmgton 27. I . Withers 33. R. Madden 29. G . Newman 30 . G . Bulluss 28. D. Isaacs 34 . A . Neil l 31 . R . Bulluss 34 . N . Morrice 35 . P. Dowsett (C-Res) 30. G . Scalzo 29. G . Boxshall 35. C. Gemmill 36 . J . Boudoloh 31 . P. O'Sullivan 32 . G . Higginbotham 30. G . Halpin (VC) 36. R . Evans 32, B . Wilson 33 . J Schulz 31 . G . Oate n 37. D.DeMorton 34 .C. O'Connor 37. A . Chiodo 38 . D. DeVito 33. D . Reid 32 . S. Hil l 38. A . Polson 34. P. Holmes 35 .D. Osborne 33. P. Harriso n 39 . V. Randello 36. D. Pickard 39. A . Weeks 40 . G . McCall (VC-Res) 35. P. Maniatis 34. B. O'Shannesy 40. B. Blaskett 36. P. Hoilovrood 3T G . Marshall 36. W. Crooke 41 . J. Saunders 38 . B . Hammer 41 . D. Price 42 . C . Borelli 37.P.Kemp 37-P. O'Shannesy 42.L.Page 38. S. Wilmot 39 . M . Scott 38 . D. 0'Shannesy 43 . A. Garling 44 .5 . Eldridge 44 .J . Brook 39. N . Pavlou 40 . M . Daniels 39 . T. Rossite r 45. S . Turner 40. P. Riedel 41 . M, Whelan 40. A . Antonio 45, S . Cannon 46. D. Wright 46. C. Jewell 41 . A. Sout h 42 . S . Ramsay 42 . G . Fletcher 47. D. Rider 42 . J . Haberman 43 S, Crowe 47. W. DeBiasi 46 . R . Horowitz 50. S. Brownlaw 43. N . Ker r 44 C. Walker 47. N . Morris 49. J . Cannizzaro 52 . J . Cousins 52. P. Engellener 44. D. Baxter 45.R .Grandemange 55. A . Cummings 45.A . Cope 46 R, Bower 53. L . Rigazzi 47. J. Dunnachie 56. M . Kreuzer 54. A . Hil l 46 S. Sargeant 50, R McIntyre 58. A . Brennan 55.J. Roussos 47. T Johnson 51 .D. Hughes 60 . G. Lilley 56. A . Fergusson 48. A . Barret 63. S. Mele 57. C. Keay 49. A . James 54. Marty Copeland 67. D. Fakhry 50 . M . Fitton 55. Mathew Copeland 69 . F. Ribauw R' .JOR SPONSOR 51 . S. Silva SPONSORED BY 52 . J- Hribar 53 . R . Wegner 54 . J . Blovdieid 55. S . Kelly 56. S . Acott 57. S . Airey 58. L . Airey 66. D. Wrigh t

~9 71 NATIONWIDE CREDIT CONTROL PTY. LTD 4800266 G SECTION by Norm Nugent

Round 5 results were not good for your scribe whose strike rate fell to 58% as further evidence of even and games in post war settled areas and their form : season has been inferior to that ;!;is competitions became available from many unexpected of St Bernard's. Fdor ;, results. Old Boys, at home to Old Westbourne, should win again especially as the Hopper's G Crossing crew don't NORTH seem to be able to win the close ones! Out east I see Leaders Bulleen-Templestowe really had a day out 2 local victories looming as Kew will prove fartoo strong by the seaside when the "Bullants" crushed for Banyule and Camberwell will have too much talent Williamstown by the massive margin of 231 points for Therry. St Bernard's . maintained their unbeaten record when G SOUT H they proved too talented for the very inaccurate Marcellin who Bloods should maintain their winning momentum went down by 46 points . Old Scotch at the expense of Old Geelong paid dearlyfortheir inaccuracy against North Old Boys whose form is because despite 21 scoring shots unimpressive. Glenhuntly who showed glimpses of to 13, Old Scotch form last Saturday, are my selection today against St failed by just 2 points to overhaul North Old Boys. Kevin's Eitham did not receive hard opposition who also have no real form to recommend from Banyule them . Old AAelburnians, coming off the Bye, appear as the "Turtles" powered to victory by 148 points . Kew, evenly matched against aided by accurate goal shooting, easily accounted for St Kilda/South Caulfield . The OM's confidence should be high after their big win 2 Therry who lost by 65 points. Camberwell narrowly took the points from Old weeks ago and at Albert Park I select them to win . Westbourne after an even Monash Gryphons will appreciate the wide wings of game from which Camberwell emerged victorious by 4 points . the Harry Trott Oval against Collegians . The Gryphons deserve my confidence as they are having G SOUTh ! a successful second season . De La Salle journey south Monash Whites gave proof to the section that they to play Old Haileybury with the anxietyto atone for last have arrived as a force to be reckoned with as the week's loss . I am confident De La will return to the Whites had a clear cut victory over trend setter De La winning list today. In the match of the day Salle by46 points Old Xaverians . Bloods made it2 wins in a row when third will be at home to undefeated leaders Mazenod . they easily accounted for St Kevin's by 62 points. Old There is really little between the 2 sides with keyforwards Xaverians had a 96 point victory over St Dalton, (Old Xavs) and Poulter (Mazenod) each Kilda/South Caulfield whose only positive from the capable of kicking his side to victory. In a line ball game surely was their uncanny accuracy. M azenod selection I select Old Xaverians, at home, to win became the only undefeated side and the new leader narrowly. Monash W hites have the Bye to reflect on through their 44 point victory over Old Haileyburians their big victory a little longer, in a game where accurancy was the order of the day . Collegians trebled the Old Geelong tally in a game of symmetrical scores. Glenhuntly showed greatly improved form against Monash Gryphons although G NORTH due to Treganowan, the Gryphons' great accuracy the 'Hunters Marcellin (4) 20 went down by 60 points . While all these events Strickland, Eltham Barker, Camberwell 19 happened Old Melburnians enjoyed the fruits of the 19 Bye. O'Dea, Kew Porter, Old Westbourne (7) 18 (4) 12 PREVIEW OF ROU ND 6 G SOUTH M . Dalton, Old Xaverian s G NORTH Sinn, Monash Whites 24 Williamstown Losinno, De La Salle (7) 23 must journey from seaside to (3) 20 mountainside to play Eltham . I would suggest to'Town Hanranan, Bloods Barnes, De La Salle 12 coach Davies that his players do a lot of "research" 1 0 both geographical and football wise as I believe the "Turtles" will record another big victory. Near neighbours Bulleen-Templestowe and Marcellin • ® meet at Timber Ridge to renew their traditional V A encounters . Over the season's performances the A melee is "Where an incident takes "Bullants" have shown the superior form and place involving players, pushing, conscious of the Marcellin lapse last week I select scragging, jumping into packs, Bulleen Templestowe. St Bernard's are my selection :o maintain their unbeaten record today against Old throwing each other to the ground or Scotch for 2 reasons : Scotch don't like journeys to other similar such conduct". 34 THERRY 3 .0 4.1 5.3 6.3.39 KEW 4.2 9.3 12.6 16 .8.104 THERRY D . Sandman 2, Brisbane, Carbis, Doran, Dynan. BEST J. G NOl-. i ii Sandman, Brisbane, D. Sandman, Mott, Redden, Dynan. ,^~ILLIAMSTOWN vs KEW KEW O'Dea 7, O'Hanlon 3, Lazarus, Curtain, Tucker, Phelan, Lovegrove, L Lindsay. BEST O'Dea. Lethlean, Phelan, Lazarus, O'Hanion, Curtain . 'iARCELLiN vs CAMBERWEL OLD WESTBOURNE 6.4.40 OLD SCOTCH vs BULLEENTEMPLESTOW E CAMBERWELL 6 .8.44 ° PdORTH OB vs ST BERNARD'S Alec Gillon Oval OLD WESTBOURNE S. Porter 2, G . Murdoch 2, A . Belcher, S . Loukides. Friday night (22/5) 7.30 p m BEST D. Billman, A . Horsburgh, J . Blank, G . Harris. TTHERRY vs BANYUL E CAMBERWELL P. Alsop 2, S. Hartley, W. Glazebrook, D. Murphy, N . Tribe. OLD WESTBOURNE vs ELTHAM BEST P. Alsop, N . Tribe, W. Glazebrook, P. Englehart, G . Minas, G. Rocco. G SOUT H G SOUT H DE LA SALLE VS OLD XAVERIANS DE LA SALLE 3 .0 4 .4 7.6 9.7.61 ST KEVIN'S vs COLLEGIANS MONASH WHITES 3.2 7.4 11 .10 16 .11 .107 DE LA SALLE Losinno 3, Stanning, Jennings, Buckley, mannng, Barnes, BLOODS vs GLENHUNTLY Woods. BEST J . O'Callaghan, M . Ladson, D . Fay, Manning, Byrne, B, MAZENOD vs ST KILDA/STH CAULFIELD Buick . OLD GEELONG vs MONASH WHITES MONASH WHITES Sinn 7, O'Hara 4, Eaton, Ridley, Morgan, M. MONASH GRYPHONS vs OLD MELBURNIANS Gemmola, J . Murray. BEST Gream Team Effort . ST KEVIN'S 0.1 2.3 2.4 4 .6 .30 OLD HAILEYBURIANS - BY E BLOODS 6.2 8 .4 12.6 14 .8 .92 ST KEVIN'S Cantone 2, J . Joyce, Durrant. BEST P. Joyce, J. Joyce, P. Charles, P. Hooper, T. Potter, P. Cantone . BLOODS Simon Smith 3, Robinson 3, M . Rowan 2, Brooks 2, Betts, Amarant, Rust, Ellam . BEST Ellam, Hutchinson, Rust, Simon Smith, Melzak, M . Turner. G N07. ST KILDA/STH CAUL . 6 .1 .37 WILLIA6ASTOWN CYMS 0.1 0.1 1 .4 1 .5 .11 OLD XAVERIANS 20.13 .133 BULLEEN TE@AP. 8.5 19.12 26.14 37.20.242 ST KILDA/STH CAUL . M . Boyd 2, Baker, D. Dunlevie, Wise, Thaplryal . WILLIAMSTOWN CY MS Davies . BEST Davies, Scott, Andrewartha . BEST Nardella, Thapliyal, Credlins, Norton, M . Dunlevie, Wise. Kuklych, Pratt. OLD XAVERIANS M . Fraser 4, R . King 2, D. King 2, M . Collopy 2, F. BULLEEN TEFdR P. Critchley 10. G . Parkinson 7, B. Parsons 6, C. Shallard Mclnnerny 2, A. Wilson 2, M . Fennessy, Azumah, A. Rush, J. Cummins, 5, W, Otter 3, A. Ibraham 2, M . Bonser 2, L. Parris, P. Brindley. BEST P. J . Manly, M . Dalton . BEST M . Fennessy, S. Hogan, M . Collopy, D . King, Critchley, A . Saw, G . Parkinson, W. Otter, M . Bonser, B. Parsons . R . O'Kaley, M . Fraser. MARCELLIN 5 .15.45 MAZENOD 17.6.108 ST BERNARD'S 13.13.91 OLD HAILEYBURIANS 10.4.64 MARCELLIN Treganowan 4, Crimmins. BEST Bushell, Robinson, D. M AZENOD Paul Riley 5, Francis 5, Allsop 2, Crist 2, Kealy, Poulter, Boyle. O'Callaghan, Menzies, Day, Hardy. BEST Noone, Hall, Kealy, Todd, Sharp, Bourbon. ST BERNARD'S D. Klaaysen 3, J. Kennedy 2, J. Klaaysen, R . Klaaysen, OLD HAILEYBURIANS Lasscock4, Eyers 2, McGorlick, Sher, Krause, P Klaaysen, T. Matkov, O'Connell, Tobin, Gollant, Overman. BEST J . Dangerfield . BEST Van Twest, Rice, Sher, Eyers, Krause, Lasscock . Kennedy, J . Saundry, A . Vinnecombe, P Klaaysen, T. Matkov, D. Klaaysen . OLD GEELONG 4.9.33 OLD SCOTCH 1 .3 2.6 5.13 6.15 .51 COLLEGIANS 14 .15.99 NORTH OLD BOYS 2.0 6.2 6 .3 8 .5.53 OLD GEELONG Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . OLD SCOTCH D. Steele. Murtagh, And, Sleeman, Morrison, McCallum . COLLEGIANS Smith 5, Pales 2, Lockwood 2, Byrne, Harry, C. Mackay, BEST Montgomery, Watson, McCallum, Strangward, D . Steele, Nichols. C. Comley, Tadgell . BEST Harry, Smith, Lockwood, Holland, C. Mackay, NORTH OLD BOYS J . Joyce3, Carroll, Lanyon, Birrell, A. Schmidt. BEST Jones. Carroll, Henderson, Borrello, J. Joyce, D. Joyce, Birrell . MONASH GRYPHONS 17.7.109 GLENHUNTLY 7.7.49 BANYULE 2.1 4.5 5.6 5.7.37 ELTHAM 8.4 15.7 22.10 28 .13 .181 tdONASH GRYPHONS J . Blandford 4, J. Dusk ley 3, J . Rubio 3, L . Worthy BANYULE Easton 2, Meredith 2, O'Ryan . BEST Easton, Jakober, Place, 2, C. O'Brien 2, D. Adams, J . Williams, W. Spensley. BEST L . Wapling, Page. McCormack, Stephens. C. O'Brien, D. Torre, J . Rubio, J. Williams, J. Blandford . ELTHAM T. Stickland 12, D. Thorsen3, M . Kelly 2, M . Delaney 2, W. Wood GLENHUNTLYThom 2, Quamby 2, Kane, Smith, Inkster. BEST Warren, 2, A . Tucker 2, R . White 2, P. Sinclair, M . Gratten, S. Mitchell . BEST T. Smith, Wright, Bryant, Dix, Thom . Stickland, N . Hamshire, S. Webster, M . Kelly, M . Delaney, R . Haber. OLD M ELBURNIANS A BYE

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REVIEW OF LAST WEEK'S MATCHES Murray-White and Hunt were best for Rovers DIVISION 1 . Main goalsneaks for Scotch were Liam McDonnell (6), Once again I gave OMs the "kiss of death" (sorry Stuart Bailey (5) and Justin Hocking (5). Bedas also Pam!), this time M arcellin were the killers. Scotty said continued their improvement with a good win over the Eagles would take a few weeks to hit their straps Melb. High and John Meyer reckons they're going to - looks as if he was right . His best were Rick Carafa, get better. All he needs are a few more recruits like last "Bo" Ryder and Craig McKenzie while umpire Hagar week's first gamers Justin Curtin and PatKinder who also threw in Boysen and Russell . Hagarthoughtthe were his best performers. disappointing OMs were best served by Vile and Theodore. Mentone almost upset Bernies and were PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GAMES only 1 straight kick short in a low scoring, scrambly DIVISION 1 game. Bernies' best were Adam Palmer and Haileybu ry are at home today to De La and, even backmen Mark Castles and Marcus Daffey. I saw half though Gilla's boys are improving each week, they will of the Xavs and Plodders encounter and whilst the be no match forthe D's . Collegians and Marcellin are endeavour of both teams was great their disposals were both tipsters nightmares. I'll stick with Scott's claim poorer than either coach would have wished for, Xavs about the Eagles getting better all the time and go for got a 2 goal break during the third quarter and hung them today. O Ms and Tones had some great duels last on to it until full time . Egan, Thomas and Burke were year and both showed major form reversals last week . Xavs' best whilst Goudie and Polan tried hard for Today's game sould be close and I'll go for the "kiss Nodders . of death" hat trick and go for O Ms. I expect Xavs to get home from the Monds but they will need to tidy up DIVISION 2 CENT RAL their disposals to be sure of getting the 4 points Blues won the battle of the "dew kickers" against . Bernies the Friars with Rod were lucky to scrape home last week and will need to Calnon and Aa ron Wileman be at their best to outdo the Nodders on the rebound continuing their good form. Big men Richie Dodds and from their first loss. I expect home ground advantage David Koczkar each booted 4 . Therry got home to sway the game away from the "jetiagged" Nodders comfortably against Blacks but Fioys' coach Tony said - long way Mulgrave to Keilor. Blacks are a better team than the scores indicated. The SELECTIONS: De La Old Melb. St Bernard's Roys' best were Nick Court, Paul Stanko and the M consistent Leigh Hollow whilst Glenn Baker booted arcellin Old Xav s 4. Carey provided the upset of the round by inflicting DIVISIOR! 2 CENTRA L Parade's first loss. My "spy" was very impressed with Blacks are the form of still looking to break the ice whilst Trinity Danny Walsh and Hamish Morrison and are going for a hat trick. My first thought was to go for main goalkickers Eli Jellet (5) and Tim Price (4) . Once OT but I'll heed Therry coach again Towners Tony's views and go wrapped the game up in 1 quarter. This for the unlucky Blacks . Blues will continue to time it took a 10 goal last term to shake off Kew even though consolidate their spot in the four at the Bullants' some Towners helped K's cause with "spells" expense whilst 'Hoes should return to the winners' off the ground - must learn to "button" those lips fellas! circle against the Friars. The other 3 games should all Mark Grech made a welcome return after injury whilst be rippers . Kew will be hard to toss at home but 2 returning from the "ones" - Brett Thomas and Anthony Volpe Therry's probablyjust got a small edge in consistency. - also did well . Jim Bubis needed a Hagar predicted 2 weeks ago that Towners would beat "thick lip" to produce his best and ended up booting Parade . The Bundoora Boys 8 sixers. slipped last week whilst Towners had a good win . I'll go against Hagar and logic DIVISION 2 SOUT H and go for Parade to sneak in . I really haven't a clue of who to go for out of Carey and C'well - both had Chirnside continued on their winning way with a great wins last week percentage booster over De La . Farkers best were . I'd like to go for a draw but have Brian Redler a hunch that Carey might just have had to be a little and Paul Egan. Leaders Tonners just got better to roll Parade. Carey home from the Jackers in a good contest that was a by a point . -redit to both teams. Mike SELECTIONS : Uni Blacks Uni Blues Ivanhoe Hill thought Tonners gave Old Carey Ther a great team effort but singled Andrew McLean, John ry Old Parade Farrerand Cameron Gordon out for special mentions DIVISIO N 2 SOUT H NhilstSam Swannell booted another 5. After an even Bedas should continue their march towards the four irst quarter Scotchies continued their improvement by rolling De La whilst Steve's Nith a big win over the High boys should get Rovers who couldn't cover the back on the winning list at the Fields' expense. Ashers oss of 4 to the seniors. Nick Strang, Andrew Speed and should consolidate third spot against Old Hoes whilst Peter M acmillan were Scotchies' best whilst Rovers home ground advantage will see them scrape r home from the Oaks . Chirnside will be really tested UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUTH today by Jackers who will be desperate now to drop ST BEDE'S vs DE LA SALLE GOLD 2 in a row. I'm almost tempted to go for Jackers but Field: J . O'Rourke, S. Meredith I think the Parker's will also benefit from home ground Boundary: D. Chalmers, W. Allen CHIRNSIDE PARK vs AJAX (T.30pm) advantage and get the 4 points. I'm looking forward Field: D. Donohue to seeing Tonners and Scotchies today as I think this OLD BRIGHTON vs OLD SCOTCH should be a great contest . Today is the day of the home Field: P. Curry, M . Wakelin ground advantages and there is no greater home Boundary: C. Legg, R . Killey ground asset than the Tonners, who I expect will just HAMPTON ROVERS vs OAKLEIGH get there against the improved Scotchies . Field: C . Swale, A . Harris Boundary: C. Brajtberg, D. Brevit SELECTIONS: St Bedes MHSOB Monash Goal: C. Chalmers, G . Chalmers Chirnside Park Hampton Old Brighton CAULFIELD GRAMMAR vs MHSOB SLA B CHALLENGE: This has been a disaster for those Field: D. Miller, B. Hodge Boundary : R . Swinton, R . Valentine offered the slab so far - none have got closer than 10 MONASH BLUES vs OLD IVANHOE goals in games I expected to be close . Towners have Field: P. Rapke, L . Kirto n virtually pleaded for a chance so I'll give in to them . Boundary : M . Smith, A . Sutherlan d (Maybe "tipster" Hagar might pay them with 1 of the 2 slabs he owes me!) To Mike and Macca of Umpires Corner fame - I think Old Brighton's president Peter Grant (ex-scribe) would dispute Halfer's cricket claim . UNPFar# i9 SECTION 1 STATE TRIALS : All invites please be sure to be on time DE LA SALLE BLUE vs OLD XAVERIANS tomorrow or next Sunday at Parkside MARCELLIN vs OLD HAILEYBURIANS . OLD MENTONIANS vs COLLEGIAN S WINNING CLUBS : Phone 568 4727 over the weekend ST BERNARD'S vs OLD MELBURNIANS or Fax 646 0872 on Monday with best players and main MAZENOD vs ORMON D goalkicker(s) . UNDER 19 SECTlOP! 2 CE NTRAL OLD TRINITY vs KEW UNIVERSITY BLUES vs OLD PARADIANS IVANHOE vs BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE OLD CAMBERWELL vs WHITEFRIARS UNDER 19 SECTION 1 THERRY vs THOMATOWN OLD HAILEYBURY vs DE LA SALLE OLD CAREY vs UNIVERSITY BLACKS Field: B . Hayward, G . Waldron UN DER 19 SECTIO N 2 SOUT H Boundary: T. Bolger, B. Collins Goal : A . Draper, S. Lamble DE LA SALLE GOLD vs CAULFIELD GRAMMAR COLLEGIANS vs MARCELLIN AJAX vs MONASH BLUES ( 11 .30 start) Field: G . Kelly, A. Firley OLD SCOTCH vs CHIRNSIDE PARK Boundary: D. Fowler, B . McKee HAMPTON ROVERS vs OLD BRIGHTO N Goal : L . Wilson, A . Bishop 0. IVAN HOE vs MHSOB Seddon R eserve, Green St, OLD MELBURNIANS vs OLD MENTONIANS Ivanhoe (31 C7) Field: A . Kie l OAKLEIGH vs ST BEDE' S Boundary: D. Walton, N . Wood s ST BERNARD'S vs MAZENOD BLUES Field: R . Smith, M . English OLD XAVERIANS vs ORMOND Field: D. Ashton, V. Vescov i Boundary: M . Rasmussen, B. Santamaria UNDE ~-. 19 SECTION 1 UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRAL O'Sullivan, Old Xaverians - 24 UNIVERSITY BLACKS vs OLD TRINITY Riley, Old Mentonians (3) 22 Field: P. Gersch (Rot), B. Johannsen Branchflower, Old Melburnians (4) 19 Boundary: L . Henry, D . Griffiths Conroy, De La Blue - 14 BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE vs UNIVERSITY BLUES O'Hara, Mazenod (1) 14 Field: L . Simeoni, N . Nugent Bennie, Marcellin (2) 14 Boundary: N . Walker, B . Scott UNDER 19-2 CENTRAL SECTIO N WHITEFRIARS vs IVANHOE Raywood, Ivanhoe (4) 21 Field: Ted Keating, D. Kramer Hayes, Old Paradians - 21 Boundary: P. Costantin, B. Laferlita Nixon-Smith, Old Camberwell (6) 20 OLD CAMBERWELL vs OLD CAREY Scaria, Thomastown - 18 Field: M . Head, A . Stubbs Gibson, Old Trinity - 15 Boundary: G . Jones, M. McCrohan Stanko, Therry (3) 14 KEW vs THERR Y UNDER 19-2 SOUTH SECTION Field: D. Earp, D . Dalgleish (Rot) Pillioli, Chirnside Park (8) 43 Boundary: P. Lukies, N . Webley Pemberton, Chirnside Park (8) 35 OLD PARADIANS vs THOMASTOWN Kirzner, AJAX (7) 31 Field: T. Sutcliffe, A . Kilner (Rot) Swanell, Old Brighton (6) 26 Boundary: M . Pinney, B. Noonan Bain, Hampton Rovers (2) 25 I _-LEES ® A melee is "Where an incident takes place involving players, pushing, scragging, jumping into packs, throwing each other to the ground or other similar such conduct" . THERRY 7.6 12 .6 16 UNIVERSITY .15 24.21,165 BLACKS 1 .1 5.2 6.6 8.8.56 UNDER 1 9 SECTION 1 THERRY G . Baker 4, Bannister 3, Forbes 3, Stanko 3 Woodgate3, Court 2, Finnigan 2, Hollow 2, Goodger, Cullen . BEST Court, L. Hollow, D DE LA SALLE BLUE 5.5 12.8 19 .13 22 .18.150 Goodwin, Talbot, Villella, G . Baker. COLLEGIANS 1 .3 3 .5 4.7 10.12.72 UNIVERSITY BLACKS Shannon 2, Beechcroft 2, Le .v s, Griffin, Roberts DE LA SALLE BLUE Salanitri 6, Gunther 5, Sheerly 2, Crowe 2, Creak . BEST Agostino, McPherson, Shannon, Baker, Lewis, Kenny . Commerford, Fountoulakis, Scott, Bellochi, Grace, Mastroianni, O'Brien . THOAAASTOWN 2 .0 8.1 13 BEST O'Brien, Lester, Gunther, Salanitri, Grace, Sheedy . .6 23 .10.148 K E W 5 .5 8 .10 14 .10 1513 COLLEGIANS Palmer 2, Kelson 2, Farrington 2, Grant 2, Sinclair, Batiste . .103 BEST Palmer, Grierson, Oldham, Kelson, Phillips, Bell THOMASTOWN Goal Kickers and Best Players not received . . @CEW Vathakos 5, Fafoutellis4, Batty 3, Merrigan, Brown, Hausler MARCELLIN 6.3 9 . BEST OLD .5 14.8 18.12.120 Jack, Hope, Hausler, Leszko, Fafoutellis, Bona. MELBURNIANS 4 .2 5.3 6.9 8.14.60 F4ARCELLIPd OLD CAREY 2.7 4.8 10.10 15.13 .103 Sticca 4, Carafa 3, Edmonds 2, Bennie 2, Healey 2, Ryder OLD PARADIANS 1 .2 5.6 6.8 10 2, McKenzie, Beasley, Fava. BEST McKenzie, Carafa . Russell, Ryder, .10 .70 Edmonds, Healey. OLD CAREY Jellett 5, Price 4, Mitchell 2, Shorland 2, Jones, Dunn . BEST OLD Walsh, Jellett, Morrison, Greenwood, Price, Glindemann M ELBUR6d1ANS Branchflower4, Thompson 4 . BEST Thompson, . Jobling, Church, McKenna, Donovan, Teelow. OLD PARADIANS Nitsou 4, Hall 3, Haoke 2, Vacirca . BEST Ndsou . Montgomery, Jenkins, Vacirca, Morelli, D . Digney. OLD MENTONIANS 4.1 5.2 7 ST .5 9.6.60 BERNARD'S BLUE 2.3 7.6 8.7 9.12 .66 OLD MENTONIANS UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUT Riley 3, D. Murphy 2, Bond, P. Appel, B . Murphy . H Dwyer. BEST B . Murphy, Sewell, Bond, Ryan, Dwyer DE LA SALLE GOLD 2 .3 2 ST BERNARD'S BLUE . Appel. .6 5 .9 6 .10.46 Croker3, Palmer 3, Hemley, Scern, Conroy . BEST CHIRHSIDE PARK 4 .3 14 .6 20 .10 29 .15.189 Palmer, Castles, Daffey, Hemley, Chatfield, Ogston . DE LASALLE GOLD Mal¢ia, Grogan, Dodgson, Bell, Scams, Douglas . ORMOND 5.5 7.7 9 BEST Harris, Sumpton, Bell, Moore, Gallagher, Hoy OLD .14 13 .15.93 . HAILEYBURIANS 3.1 6.4 7.10 10 .15.75 CHIRNSIDE PARK Piccioli 8, Carusi 4, Rattray 4, Pemberton 4, Pedler OR9AOHD Fischer 4, McGaw3, Dobson 2, Neef 2, Milliken, Pullen 2, Henderson 2, A . Woodward, D. Paola, Spirli, Alsbury, A . BEST BEST Pedler, F . De Vincentis. McCarthy, Pullen, S . Montgomery, Haddon, Dempsey, McGaw. . Paula, Egan, Carusi, Pemberton, Foster. OLD HAILEYBURIANS Kelly 2, O'Brien 2, Richardson 2, Evans, Pound, A JAX 4 .7 9 .8 10 .10 13.14.92 Dell, Lyons. BEST Canobie, Richardson, Pound, Lyons, Bartholomeusz, OLD BRIGHTON 4 .1 11 Hilton . .5 14.9 15 .13.103 AJAX Kirzner 7, Krasnostein 2, Fredman, Gant, Illegible?, Trayer BEST MAZENOD BLUE 0.3 3.8 4 .10 6.11.47 Krasnostein, Szwider, Steiner, Kirzner, Fredman . OLD XAVERIAtds 2 .3 2 .5 6.8 8.10 OLD BRIGHTON Swanell 5, Antonis 3, J . Farrer3, T. Farrar 2, Atkin .58 BEST McLean, Gordon, Hendrie, Swanell, T . Dimar. MAZENOD BLUE Harrison 2, O'Hara, Meadows, Carbery, Goudie . BEST . Farrar, J . Farrer. Polan, Crowe, Borg, McCusker, Goudie . OLD SCOTCH 5 .5 10.8 15.8 22 .15 .147 OLDXAVERIANS Black3, Egan 2, Barlow, Oldaker, Short HAMPTON ROVERS 4.2 4 .4 6.6 9 Egan, Burke, Fitsimon, Barlow, Conquest . BEST Thomas, .8.62 . OLD SCOTCH McDonnell 6, Bailey 5, Hosking 5, Griffiths, MacMillan, UN DER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRA L Montgomery, Mills, Norman, Simpson . BEST Strang, Speed, MacMillan, OLD TRINITY 6 Sheahan, Hosking, Bailey. .7 12 .15 19.19 25.24 .174 HAMPTON ROVERS Bain 2, Dakis 2, Hunt 2, Bulmer, Morrison, Williams BULLEEN TEMP. 3.3 5 . .9 10 .11 13.18.96 BEST Murray-White, Hunt, Hope, Dakis, Bulmer, Wellspring . OLD TRINITY Shein 7, Beet 5, Sutherland 4, P. Gutteridge 2, Alysandratos, MHSOB 1 Antonopoulos, Jervis, R .0 4.3 9.4 12.6.78 . Denby, Papamarkou, Sutcliffe, Smythe . BEST ST BEDES' 2 .6 8.9 13 .11 14 Shen, Beet, Pitman, Destefanis, Gibson, P. Gutteridge. .13.97 BULLEEPlTEA9R Carew 5, M . Brennan 2, Giddons 2, John-Paul, Kemp, MHSOB Guinea 5, Fountas 4, Paton, Saultry, Thomas . ST BEDES' Yass 3, S . Hecker 2, Loos 2, M Prior. BEST Kemp, Carew, John-Paul, Prior, Puts, Brennan . . Hecker 2, Wells, Hunter, G . O'Brien, Randall, D. O'Brien . BEST Loos, D. O'Brien, Curtin, Kinder, B UNIVERSITY BLUES 2 .4 6.8 9 Beasley, O'Kelly. . WHITEFRIARS 2 .10 14 .13.97 .1 3.2 5 .2 5.4 .34 OLD IVANHOE UNIVERSITY BLUES 2 .6 6 .8 10.11 11 .12.78 Dodds 4, Koczkar 4, Knox 3, Jukes 2, Moran . BEST CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 1 .1 4.5 4.7 7.9 Cullen, Patterson, Moore, Duffy, Unswrorth . McAinch . .51 OLD IVANHOE Kent 4, Rowlands 2, Clarkson 2, Luk, Pitt, Edwards 6VHITEFRIARS Brisbane 2, Carrigg Quilty, Carbone. BEST O'Connor, . BEST Atkinson, Clarkson, Douglas, Georgiou, Kent, Pitt . Brisbane, Law, Thomas, Carbone, Flannagan . CAULFIELD IVANHOE 2 GRAMMAR Gostray 5, Howard, Cupp. BEST Mori, Boss, .9 6.14 11 .15 14.17.101 Hose, Haddam . Gosstray, Howard . OLD CAMBERWELL 2 .3 7.11 10 .14 16.20 .116 OAKLEIGH 1 .3 3 .4 IVANHOE Rayv.rood 4, Molloy 4, Ford 2, Fawelli 2, Blackwood, Anderson 4 .6 7.7.49 . MONASH BLUES 1 .5 4.9 6.10 10.12.72 BEST Lynch, Blackwood, Fannelly, Molloy, Northey, McGowan . OAKLEIGH OLD CAMBERWELL Nixon-Smith 6, Horskins 2, Mathieson 2, Homes Billing 3, Hinds, Tomlinson, Redford, Schwass . BEST D. Hall, Taylor, Walker, McKenzie, Town, McMannus L . Billing, M . O'Keefe, A . Schultz, J. Wiley, D. McCracken . BEST Watt, Town, McMannus, MONASH . Horskins, Uahwatanasakul, Mathieson . BLUES Douglass 5. S . Arnott 2, Whittington, Campbell, Notes . BEST M . Arnott, C . Nottas, J . Mahoney, B Hanel, S . Arnott, M . Bruce .

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*L . NAIDU (Oc aeigh U19) - Striking - 2 matches . *S . CONDIE (Chirn . Park) - Striking - 2 matches. *M . HOYNE (Parkside) - Striking - 2 matches . *D. CAMPBELL (0. Menton) - Striking - 2 matches. P MARTIN (Boronia Park) - Striking - 2 matches; M. BRADLEY (Parkside) - Striking - 2 matches. Unsatisfactory evidence - 1 match ; Total 3 *C. TOOZE (Boronia Park) - Abusive language - matches. 2 matches . M. CASTALDI (Salesian) - Striking - 4 matches ; W. CRAWFORD (Nth Bruns) - Misconduct - Unsatisfactory evidence - 1 match ; Total 5 2 matches . matches. M. MERRY (0. Carey U19) - Striking - 4 A. MARKOVSKY (Thomastown U19) - Striking - 4 matches. matches. R. GILMORE (St Kilda/Sth Caul)-Abusive language B. STEENHOLDT (0. Halley) - Striking - 4 matches. - 2 matches. *Accepted Prescribed Penalty J. KOLOKOSSIA N (St Kilda/Sth Caul) - Tripping - Mike McArthur-Allen 5 matches . - Tribunal Co-ordinator

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GOAL SET'I'° G by Craig Jackson, Senior Coach, Commonwealth Bank Psychology in football has become very popular in (i) Season goals, e.g. Win Club B&F, or earn VAFA State recent years . All AFL teams now employ sports guernsey. psychologists . (ii) Weekly goals, e.g . B .O.G., lay 5 tackles for match . Certainly the dedication and commitment of a VAFA The personal goals are the player's own secret goals. footballer cannot becompared with that of aAFL player . They should be made in writing and kept at home for However, the motivation and confidence levels of a his own observation and updating . footballer at any standard can be decided on by his own At the 1990 Level 3 Coaching Course, Anthony mental preparation . If the motivation to do well and the Stewart, Hawthorn's psychologist, gave us a great insight confidence in this and the team's ability is high, the players into the psychology and mental preparation of the and the team normally perform well . Hawthorn FC . Goal setting is a very important part of A huge part of psychology in football or any sport is the Hawthorn footballers' preparation . A weekly "Pre- Goal Setting . By setting goals, a strong sense of purpose match Preparation and Post Match Review" is done by or direction is created . They also help the planning and all players. These preparation sheets are prepared and monitoring of progress over a period of time and they act sighted by only the players themselves . as powerful motivators as well . Stewart is a very strong advocate for goal setting and TEAM GOAL S believes that Hawthorn's success has been helped by Team goals need to be developed by not only the the players high mental preparations . It was interesting Coach but the team as a whole. At Commonwealth Bank to read in the papers recently that Gary Buckenara is FC we sat down at the beginning of the season and pre- using the same weekly goal setting sheets with the pared our goals for 1992 . We broke the season up into Sydney Swans. Buckenara saw the benefits of the "Pre- the following: 1 . Short term goal ; Match Preparation and Review" program as a player 2 . Half way goal ; 3. Long term goal . and is now using them as a Coach . Because the goals were decided by all players At Commonwealth Bank FC all players have been everyone is committed to working hard to achieving the given the opportunity to settheir individual weeklygoals. goals set . A folder with twenty "Pre-Match Preparation and If during the season it becomes obvious that: Review" forms were given to all players. These are the (i) the goal or goals cannot be achieved ; or player's own personal folders. Of course some players (ii) higher goals could be achieved ; wouldn't see the need to set goals and prepare mentally then a reappraisal of the goals will take place . for each match . It is interesting, however, that the players who have been using their personal folders each week INDIVIDUAL GOALS also happen to be our most consistent players for this The second part of goal setting is the player's own season so far. personal goals . Personal goals can also be split up into Yours in football . Craig Jackson say : See over for "Pre-Match Prep & Review" sample ® YAFA / AFCA Each Club has been billed for their Coaches to Nth Brunswick, No rth Old Boys, Old Brighton, Old become members of the VAFA/AFCA . The cost for Geelong, Old Haileybury, Old Melburnians, Old each Coach is $12 .00 Mentonians, Old Paradians, Old Scotch, Old Trinity, However, several Coaches have failed to complete Old Xaverians, Powerhouse, Richmond Central, St the application form (opposite) to become a member. Andrew's, St Bede's, St Bernard's, St John's, St Two reminders with the application forms attached KiIdalSth Caulfield, Univeristy High, University have been sent to Club Secretaries . Blacks, University Blues, University Reds, West TheClubs who have notall Coaches as members Brunswick, Whitefriars and Williamstown CYMS . are: To ensure that your Coaches are enrolled in the Ajax, Banyule, Bloods, Boronia Park, Bulleen-Temp, Association please contact me on 667 6111 Bulleen United, Chirnside Park, Collegians, De La (business) or 370 6986 (home) . Salle, Doveton, Elsternwick, Glenhuntly, Ivanhoe, CRAIG JACKSON Latrobe Uni, Marcellin, Mazenod, Monash Whites, Secretary VAFA/FACA PRE-MATCH PREPARATIO N In the forthcoming game COMM . BANK FC vs ...... to be played on ...... I wish to achieve the following goals. (date) GOALS ACTION ACCOMPLISHMENT (what are you aimin g (what are you going to do to achieve (how will you know your goals ) to achieve this goal ) will be accomplished) ......

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THE unfortunate incident in which Ben Doolan of the Sydney Swans lost three teeth during the match against Collingwood at Victoria Park last weekend, highlights just how vital it is that competitors in contact sports wear mouthguards at all times. The National Health and Medical Research Council noted in 1989 that "dental injuries are the commonest type of facial injury sustained in sports, and the majority are preventable if an individually fitted mouthguard is worn " The Australian Dental Association urges that sporting organisations "require" players to protect themselves by use of custom-made mouthguards, both at training and during the game. This is in order to decrease the risk of injury to front teeth, prevent lacerations to jaws, lips and cheeks from the sharp edges of the teeth, and decrease the risk of serious injury to back teeth of both jaws when the mouth is forcibly shut by a blow. It will also reduce the risk of a jaw fracture and reduce the risk of concussion by shock absorption of a blow to the jaw. Parents should ensure children involved in contact sports are fitted with an appropriate mouthguard by a qualified practitioner as protection against major dental injury. - David Houghton, President, Australian Dental Associatio n (Victoria Branch) • Eon Doolan . .. miesi iig thre~ teat h Article and photo supplied courtesy of Herald-Sun 9th April 1992. Ben Doolan was not wearing a mouthguard at the time Ben Doolan also continued to play on and thereby and this was explained later by Sydney Swans' officials delayed getting treatment, a factor that may be critical who claimed Doolan suffers from a respiratory problem in saving teeth . Last year, Dental Health Services which makes wearing a mouthguard difficult . However, pointed out the procedure to be followed if a tooth is with a professionally-fitted mouthguard this situation is knocked out . greatly reduced . SAVE A KNOCKED OUT TOOTH - PUT IT STRAIGHT BACK ! Football is a game that is fast and exciting, however it does have the ever present risk of injury . That is one of the many challenges of the game. One of the injuries that may occur during a match or a training session is a permanent tooth being knocked out . If that should occur, there are some very simple steps that you can take which, if carried out as quickly as possible, may save the tooth : 1. Find the tooth . 2. Do not handle the tooth by its root! 3. If the root is dirty, gently rinse it in milk, saliva or cold running water for a few seconds only. Do not try to scrub the tooth clean or try to clean it with harsh cleaning agents. 4. Quickly replace the permanent tooth in its original position using the other teeth as a guide . 5 . Hold the tooth in position with finger pressure or by gentle biting on a handkerchief or piece of gauze . 6 . If unable to replace the tooth, rinse it in water and then wrap it in gladwrap or store it in milk . 7. Seek dental help from a dentist or the Royal Melburne Dental Hospital immediately . Early first aid treatment followed by correct management in the dental surgery will help to save a knocked out permanent tooth from being lost forever. REMEMBER, TI ME IS CRITICAL! -4 continued nnnnsitp. Only one hotel in the heart of Melbourne has a five star name . . .with the service, accommodation and facilities to match . Five star accommodation in our superbly appointed guest rooms and suites . Five star dining at our two fine restaurants . And five star facilities with our pool, tennis court, sauna and spa . The Southern Cross Hotel . . .we've earned our stars .

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5 YEARS AGO - 19€37 Four goals down half way through the final quarter, 7 Caulfield Gr unleashed a 6 goal burst to win by 11 pts 1976 grand finalists s" e and North Gl:d intheupset oftheround . P" '+' . ,, ,~~InrrisIorr i e olayed at Elsternwick Park for the John Adam s (CG) and Hinchen, Irvine, iu i(Coll .) were best . in )hy. Both clubs joined Richard Herman kicked 8 gls for the losers . the Association in 1963, with St Bernard's winning its 0. Paradians were running a Sportsman's Night at first "A" Section flag when it defeated North in 1975, Rosanna Convent of Mercy Hall . Special guests were and .i reversed the result in 1976 to win its first flag. VFL footballer Robert Flower, horse trainer, John The trophy was provided by John Adams (North) and Gaffney and Greg Cha m pion . in (St Bernard's) who were the respective 250 games to umpire Wayne H enry, 210 as a field c_ .ins in 1963 and both of whom later became umpire, including 28finalsand 6 representative games, President of their clubs . and 40 as a boundary umpire. A dedicated umpire, with . ::rth Old B-s justified their position at the top of a great love for amateur football, Wayne had missed the ladder when they overwhelmed St Bernard's by only 11 games through injury. 57 pts. Cr)t . 3 : and -k starred for the victors Among the reinstatements was Ian McMullin while ?. _ : .1 and )rennan battled hard (O.Melb) . for th~ 'B' section captains were Rick Brockwell (Banyule), ., with only one win to its name in "C", G. Cameron (I'hoe), Andy Cullinan (Marc), Mark c- urprise when they inflicted first defeat on Ol d Bradley (P'side), Charlie Capiron (St Kilda), Tom by 16 pts, final scores: 10 .29 to 10.13. At th e Quinn (Therry), N. Clark (U . Blacks) . Who captained lab c -- " . ^ had scored 5.24 . Best were Fawkner, Old Trinity, St Bernard's? C . : -~, t' -(0. Carey) and Romanin, 300 games to !an "Ocka" England (0. Carey) in C H e:': , -,rvis t0. Xavs), his 19th season, saddling up after breaking an ankle in 1986. A wonderful clubman and premiership member riA S AGO - 1972 in 1970, "Ocka" had also won the reserves B&F 5 times. Or ._ showed their 1971 premiership win was no In "E" top team Brunswick went down by 2 pts to fluke wher "-~y completely outclassed a very disap- 5th team State Bank in a high scoring game, 15.19 to pointing I rg to romo home easy winners by 98 pts . 15.17. Best were Jenkins, Aumont, Rolfs (State) and Best were - .irney, ', S an (Ormond) while D. Stevens, L. Cordes, M. McBride (B'wick) . Ebkaa, ., : i ; u, ' . and '_ : ;kie battled hard for Peter French asked if any club had had four or more Coburg . brothers in one team . The reason for the question - St In the three of thefive "C" Section games both sides Bernard's had four in round 1 - the Klaaysen brothers reach the century - R .O.B . (132) (Best Bates, Trevascus - John, Corey and Phil and Ron (twins) . and F. ) d St Kilda CBC (103) (Best Casey, Collegians advised that then club coach Bruce +) ; Assumption OC (142) (Best Ferguson held the club record for games played, 312 . I e) d 01d Melburnians (101) "D" section coaches were Mc x -, ."- 11 (Bulleen % ,''i.. ., , '<. _ ;-.-I, r,r ;i) ;Fairfield(104)dO. Utd), John Maloney (Cob), Gary ,_:-):._ arn ; (Elst), Xaverians(100; , - . _ ie, iVaught;on, Howard). M . Wilson (Heatherton), M ichael Taylor (Nth Bruns), Caulfield C -_ i . - .`_ is held a dinner at the MC G Terry Rossiter (0. Camber), Leig .i Stratton (0. to honour 22 years of coaching by John Wilson, Ivanhoe), Bert Calvert (0. Menton), John Meese covering 1961 to 1971 during which Caulfield won two (Preston), Alan Quaife (St. Kevin's OB) . pennants, D Section, 1961 and A Section 1970. 100gamesto s' "Mercurial Wizard" 10 YEARS AGO - 1982 Qraei .: 14- Brown (Old Melb), Onlythreeteams remained undefeated after 5 rounds . A _ i (Assump), Bernie Sheehy - Old Camberwell and St Kevin's ®S in C and 0. ). Trinity), Laurie Sheehan (St Ivanhoe in D. KiIdaCBC), - ::'_ , (De La Salle) and 200 games 0. Haileybury (C) opened their account with a 7 goal to Ormond's G=--:r_ ..• E.s,;.,ipy' Moran . win over West Brunswick. It was OH's first win since the middle of the 1981 season . Best were Miller, Paul, -IS AGO -1967 Gerney (0. Hailey) and Brockwell, Buckley, Carroll C'- g suffered their first defeat - victors were Uni (W . Bruns) . E 3cks by 45 pts with Milner (6 gls) astar. In "B" section In the battle of the two top teams in E Therry A' + C'd Boys won their first game at the expense triumphed over Thomastown 18.9(117) to 12 .18(90) . of -mond, previously undefeated . Best were Baden, Whyley, W hite (Therry) and 100 games to John McKenzie (0. Scotch) and Ian Harisiou, Assetta, Gleeson (Thomastown) . E - :A (0. Geelong) . Among the notes : "what an asset Kevin Heath is to Assumption ®C- 22 marks to half- time and another 18 kicks in the 2nd half" . (Kevin went onto a distinguished league career with Hawthorn and later Carlton . Ed .)

40 YEARS AGO - 195 2 Champion full forward, Duncan Anderson, kicked 12 goals for Uni Blues (20.16) who defeated 0. F'aradians (9.13) . Commonwealth Bank (9.14) scraped in from Hampton R avers (9.12) . Starsfor Ivanhoe in a big win over State Savings Bank were Jim and Jack Neeson, Ken Aldred and John C;anue3t .

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VicHealth Matches of the Day to be held at Elsternwick Park May/June as follows : FUTURE DATES A LREADY SET. July 4: De La Salle vs Old Xaverian s T° 'Id; . ' =y[ ;5i July 11 : Monash Blues vs Old E Section ANZ Bank vs Nth Brunswi Mentonians (B) Doubleheader ~ Glenhuntly vs Brunswic Therry vs Old Scotch (A) July 18 : Planned U19 'Triple-header" 23: Old Brighton vs Whitefriars Aug 1 : F Section : f• : North Old Boys vs St Bernard's (A ) 1 St Leo's W/Park vs O. Carey-~ 0 Doubleheader Game 2 : To be decided : C Section Fawkner vs Comm Bank Aug 15 : Old Paradian vs Parkside Doubleheader } Ivanhoe vs AJAX Aug 16 : G SECTION GRAND FINALS May 31 : Interstate Trial - Possibles vs Probables Aug 29 June 6 : B SECTION 1ST SEMI FINAL : No Club Game s Aug 30 : A SECTION 1ST SEMI FINAL June 7: Interstate Match : VAFA (C-F) vs South Australia Sep 5 : B SECTION 2ND SEMI FINAL June 13 :OId Mentonians vs Banyule (B) Sep 6 : June 14 : Old A SECTION 2ND SEMI FINAL Scotch vs Old Xaverians (A) Sep 12 : C SECTION GRAND FINA L June 201D Section O. Ivanhoe vs Hampton Rovers Sep 13 : Doubleheader A SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL } Mazenod vs Caulfield Gr Sep 19: B SECTION GRAND FINA L Sep 20 : A SECTION GRAND FINA L

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OLD MELBURNIANS 2 3 0 459 575 7983 8 ANZBANK 2 3 0 284 324 8765 BANYULE 1 4 0 544 DOVETON AFC 2 3 0 320 391 8184 8 571 9527 4 ELSTERN6"lICK 2 3 0 225 OLD MENTONIANS 1 4 0 502 624 80.45 4 376 5984 MONASH BLUES 1 4 0 443 BRUNSWICK 1 4 0 249 PARKSIDE 0 5 0 41 584 7586 4 407 61 18 4 774 5349 0 LATROBE UNIVERSITY 1 4 0 179 420 4262 C SECTIO N BULLEEN UNITED 0 5 0 228 492 463 4 KEW 4 = 0 621 509 122E00 16 F RESERVE SECTIO N BULLEEN TER9PLESTOWE : 1 2 OLD ESSENDON GR 5 0 0 456 212 215 FAWKNER 3 2 0 523 .09 465 112 .47 12 SALESIAN OC 4 1 0 472 192 245.83 &9HSOB 3 2 0 551 519 106.17 12 OLD CAREY IVANHOE 3 2 0 578 4 1 0 408 275 148.36 563 10266 12 WEST BRUNSWICK 4 1 0 379 257 147.47 COMMONWEALTH BANK 3 2 0 611 605 10099 12 ST MARY'S 4 1 0 381 290 13138 AJAX 2 3 0 680 557 12208 8 CHIRNSIDE PARK 3 2 0 247 165 14970 ST KILDA(STH CAULFIELD 2 3 0 485 540 8981 8 UHSO B 3 2 0 401 279 14373 UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 4 0 465 ST ANDREW' 691 6729 4 S 3 2 0 404 296 13649 THOMASTOWN 1 4 0 441 728 6056 4 'ST LEO'S WATTLE PARK 3 2 0 334 292 11438 D SECTION UNIVERSITY BLUES 2 3 0 377 317 11893 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 4 1 0 570 432 131 .94 16 ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 2 3 0 384 351 10940 PRESTON 6dBOB 4 1 0 539 461 116.92 16 PENINSULA OB 2 3 0 252 249 101 20 MAZENOD OC 3 2 0 597 462 129 .22 12 RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 4 0 135 550 2455 OLD IVANHOE 3 2 0 598 507 117.95 12 BORONIA PARK 0 5 0 210 533 3940 ST BEDES' 2 3 0 438 456 9605 8 FITOB 0 5 0 161 556 28 OLD CAMBERWELL 2 3 0 493 ST JOHN'S OC .96 515 95 .73 8 0 5 0 132 630 209 5 HAMPTON ROVERS 2 3 0 547 576 9497 8 OLD GEELONG 2 3 0 444 G NORTH 503 8827 8 BULLEEN TEPAPLESTOWE 5 0 0 652 145 449.66 ST KEVIN'S 2 3 0 503 611 8232 8 ST BERNARD'S 5 0 0 552 240 230 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 1 4 0 44 .00 0 646 6911 4 ELTHAM OC 4 1 0 523 290 180 E SECTIO N .34 CAMBERWELL FC 3 2 0 434 296 146 .62 ANZ 5 0 0 741 415 17855 20 MARCELLIN 3 2 0 415 293 14164 BRUI .:: :.K 4 1 0 576 482 119 .50 16 NORTH OLD BOYS 3 2 0 408 302 135 .10 NOR;" BRUNSWICK 3 2 0 730 561 130 .12 12 GLENHUNTLY 3 2 0 694 KEW 3 2 0 424 349 12149 550 126 .18 12 OLD SCOTCH 3 2 0 300 323 9288 POWERHOUSE 3 2 0 486 451 10776 12 OLD WESTBOURNE 1 4 0 289 323 8947 DOVETON AFC 3 2 0 545 584 9332 12 AQUINAS 2 3 0 525 BANYULE 0 5 0 222 579 3834 440 11932 8 THERRY 0 5 0 148 506 2925 ELSTERNWICK 2 3 0 354 653 54 21 8 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 0 5 0 61 869 702 BULLEEN UNITED 0 5 0 311 556 5594 0 LATROBE UNIVERSITY 0 5 0 344 699 49 21 0 G SOUTH F SECTIO N 0 0 479 184 OLD XAVERIANS 4 0 ST LEO'S WATTLE PARK 928 364 254.95 20 484 173 27g,77 ~ 5 SALESIAN O C 5 0 705 313 225 DE LA SALLE 4 1 0 517 201 257.21 16 .24 20 MONASH WHITES 4 1 0 399 230 173 OLD ESSENDON GR 4 1 574 407 141 .03 16 .48 16 ST MARY'S 4 1 614 508 120.87 16 BLOODS 3 2 0 °56 284 12535 12 UNIVERSITY REDS 4 1 587 514 114.20 16 MONASH GRYPHONS 3 2 0 375 326 11503 12 UHSO B 3 2 510 500 10200 12 PENINSULA OB 3 2 528 525 10057 12 OLD MELBURNIANS 2 3 0 387 225 74pgg ig ST ANDREW'S 3 2 577 574 10052 12 COLLEGIANS 2 3 0 188 277 6787 8 OLD CARE Y 3 2 549 548 10018 12 OLD GEELONG 2 3 0 49 333 147 1 WEST BRUNSWICK 2 3 438 528 8295 8 ST KILDAISTH CAULFIELD 1 4 0 207 494 4190 8 ST JOHN'S OC 1 4 515 516 9981 4 ST KEVIN'5 1 4 0 105 271 38 .75 c 4 GLENHUNTLY 0 5 0 61 699 873 p RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 4 449 597 7521 4 ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 1 4 369 537 6872 4 UNDER 19 SECTION 1 CHIRNSIDE PARK 1 4 414 760 5457 4 DE LA SALLE 5 0 0 603 274 220 FITO .07 20 S 0 5 454 731 62 11 0 OLD XAVERIANS 4 1 0 682 296 230 .41 16 BORONIA PARK 0 5 41 5 704 5895 0 MAZENOD BLUES 4 1 0 540 374 144 .39 16 A RESERVE SECTION OLD 69ELBURNIAN 5 3 2 0 537 387 138 .76 12 OLD SCOTCH 5 0 510 321 158.88 20 ST BERNARD'S BLUE 3 2 0 450 437 10297 12 OLD XAVERIANS 4 1 695 423 164 .30 16 MARCELLIN 2 3 0 523 577 9064 8 ST BERNARD'S 4 1 470 371 128 .84 16 ORMOND 2 3 0 455 626 7268 8 COLLEGIANS 3 2 450 380 118 .42 12 COLLEGIANS 2 3 0 522 788 6624 8 DE LA SALLE 3 2 499 431 11578 12 OLD MENTONIANS 0 5 0 377 680 5544 0 MARCELLIN 2 3 408 404 10099 8 OLD HAILEYBURY 0 5 0 343 670 5119 ORMOND 0 2 3 422 488 8648 8 UNDER 19 CENTRAL OLD HAILEYBURY 1 4 439 502 8745 4 OLD PARADIANS 4 1 0 629 NORTH OLD BOYS 1 4 438 143.61 16 359 603 5954 4 THOMASTOWN 4 1 0 628 THERRY CCO B 0 454 138 .33 16 5 247 618 3997 0 OLD CAMBERWELL 4 1 0 609 B RESERVE SECTION UNIVERSITY BLUES 4 1 0 494 473 128.75 16 OLD PARADIANS 5 0 0 526 407 121.38 16 198 265 .66 20 THERRY 3 2 0 644 408 15784 12 OLD TRINITY 5 0 0 490 237 206 .75 20 OLD CAREY 3 2 0 537 OLD BRIGHTON 380 14132 12 3 2 0 457 271 168 .63 12 IVANHOE 2 3 0 56 5 UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 2 0 391 OLD TRINITY 2 3 0 588 581 9725 8 273 143.22 12 647 9088 8 OLD MENTONIANS 2 2 1 239 455 52 53 10 KEW 2 3 0 369 MONASH BLUES 2 3 0 275 WHITEFRIARS 1 4 0 234 511 72 21 8 BANYUL 382 7199 8 421 5558 4 E 2 3 0 184 399 4612 8 BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE 1 4 0 368 WHITEFRIARS 1 3 1 329 UNIVERSITY 848 4340 4 382 8613 6 BLACKS 0 5 0 260 592 4392 0 OLD MELBURNIANS 1 4 0 257 396 6490 4 PARKSIDE UNDER 19 SOUTH 0 5 0 12 7 499 2545 0 OLD BRIGHTON C RESERVE SECTIO N 5 0 0 598 304 196.71 20 CHIRNSIDE PARK 5 0 0 857 kRHSOB 4 1 0 412 275 149 .82 16 448 191 .29 20 FAWKNER MONASH BLUES 4 1 0 539 4 1 0 419 329 127.36 16 AJAX 255 211 .37 16 UNIVERSITY BLACK S 3 2 0 376 4 1 0 648 454 142.73 16 AJA X 235 160.00 12 HAMPTON ROVERS 3 2 0 673 3 2 0 434 293 148 472 14258 12 BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE 3 2 .12 12 ST BEDES 3 2 0 463 351 265 13245 12 OLD SCOIT„CH 425 10894 12 ST KILDAJSTH CAULFIELD 2 3 302 2 3 0 562 466 12060 8 379 7968 8 MHSOB 2 3 0 461 COMMONWEALTH BANK 2 3 335 446 7511 8 606 7607 8 KEW 2 3 OLD IVANHOE 2 3 0 401 617 6499 8 326 446 7309 8 CAULFIELD GRAMMAR IVANHOE 1 4 209 0 5 0 326 609 5353 0 397 5964 4 OAKLEIG H 0 5 0 162 THOMASTOWN 1 4 222 502 44 22 4 511 31 70 0 DE LA SALLE GOLD 0 5 0 284 909 94nc D ___: NTAL H 'ALTH S -RVICES

VICTORIA

When Training and Playing! Well done VAFA! Our 1991 survey of players showed 89% of mouthguard owners always wear their mouthguard at matches . But .. . Only 10-13% always wear thei r mouthguard at training. So, wear your professionally fitted mouthguard when training and playing football. Make this your GOAL in '92 . THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIO N greatly appreciated the valued support of the following sponsors rv ) during the Association's 100th Season.

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