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ROUND 1 - April 14 ROUND 10 - June 30 East Sydney 11.17 (83) V C'town 13.15 (93)-SCG Holroyd Parra. V St. George, Gipps Rd. Oval St. George 29.18 ( 192) V Parra mat ta 14.8 (92) Pennant Hills V Western Subs., Pennant Hills Oval Balmain 16.21 (117) V North Shore 18.15 (123) North Shore V Balmain, North Sydney Oval Sydney Swans 18.12 (120) V Fitzroy 26.15 (171) Campbelltown V East Sydney, Edelsten Park Newtown V Bankstown Sports, Erskineville PLAYERS DO GET ROUND 1 - April 21 West. Subs.13.12 (90) V Pen. Hills 17.16 (118) SCG ROUND 11 - July 7 Banks. Sports 28.25 (193) V Newtown 5.12 (42) St. George V Pennant Hills, Olds Park NSW 11.19 (85) V Queensland 21.15 (141)-Wagga Western Suburbs V Holroyd Parra., Wagener Oval Sydney Swans 5.14 (44) V Hawthorn 8.15 (63) Balmain V Campbelltown, Drummoyne East Sydney V Newtown, Trumper A FAIR GO. ROUND 2 - April 28 North Shore V Bankstown Sps., Nth Sydney Oval There have been plenty of grumblings about the Tribunal• over• the •past Campbelltown 7.19 (61) V Balmain 8.7 (55) Newtown 4.1 (25) V East Sydney 29.18 (192) ROUND 12 - July 14 couple of weeks as the SFL has taken a hard line to remove violent and Holroyd-Parramatta V Western Subs, June 23 Holroyd Parra. V Pennant Hills, Gipps Rd. Oval unseemly conduct from our great game. Pennant Hills V St. George, June 23 Campbelltown V Newtown, Edelsten Park Bankstown Sports V North Shore, June 23 Bankstown Sports V Western Subs., Jensen And for those who can never find anything right with the Tribunal findings a ROUND 3 - May 5 ROUND 12 - July 21 quick glance at last year's statistics is worth St. George 17.11 (113) V Bal main 17. 14 (116) North Shore V East Sydney, S.C.G. Pennant Hills 22.20 ( 152) V Parramatta 13.15 (93) Sydney Swans V Collingwood, S.C.G. more than a cursory glance. East Sydney 20. 12 (132) V North Shore 13.9 (87) Balmain V St. George, Drummoyne Statistics indicate there were just TWO MORE Western Suburbs V Bankstown Sports, July 21 under 120 reportings in 1984 of players Newtown V Campbelltown, June 23 ROUND 13 - July 28 Tasmania 22.11 (143) V N.S.W. 19.14 (128) Holroyd Parra. V North Shore, Gipps Rd. Oval and team officials. Sydney Swans 25.11 ( 161) V Footscray 11.17(83) Western Subs. V St. George, Wagener Oval And the figures, for those who mis Pennant Hills V Campbelltown, Pennant Hills Oval ·WINNERS takenly believe the Tribunal does not ROUND 4 - May 12 East Sydney V Bankstown Sports, Trumper Newtown V E!almain, Erskineville listen to the players points of view or St. George 22.24 (156) V Western Subs 11.8 (74) Kevin Burgess, of Sylvania, and North Shore 30.35 (215) V Parramtta 7.6 (48) that it has no compassion for previous ROUND 14 - August 4 Sharkey, of Georges Hall, are last Balmain 37.26 (248) V Newtown 9.9 (63) good conduct, show players were not C'town 22.14 (146) V Pennant Hills 12.10 (82) Holroyd Parra. V Balmain, Gipps Rd. Oval week's winners in our great Carlton St. George V East Sydney, Olds Park suspended in 41 percent of al I hearings. Banks. Sports 9.9 (63) V East Sydney 25.10 ( 160) and United Breweries competition. N.S.W. Teal Cup 21.20 (146) V A.C.T. 16.11 (107) North Shore V Pennant Hills, Nth Sydney Oval The most frequent charge last season Campbelltown V Bankstown Sports, Edelsten Park They won double passes to today's Sydney Swans 11.17 (83) V Carlton 12.16 (88) was striking - 66 cases. There were 17 Newtown V Western Subs., Erskineville game between the Swans and Richmond abusive language charges, three attempted ROUND 5 - May 19 at the SCG as special guests of C.U.B. Western Subs. 29.24 (198) V Newtown 12.7 (79) ROUND 15 - August 11 striking, three kicking, one kneeing, three Holroyd Parra. V Newtown, S.C.G. - the SFL ~major sponsor. Pennant Hills 14.12 (96) V North Shore 22.19 (151) misconduct and one tripping. Balmain 29.26 (200) V Parramatta 11.2 (68) Sydney Swans V North Melbourne, S.C.G. Football Record readers St. George V North Shore, Olds Park There were two charges of threatening East Sydney 11.19 (85) V St. George 13.11 (89) further chances to watch VFL clash Banks. Sports 6.12 (48) V C'town 29.20 (194) Western Subs. V Campbelltown, Wagener Oval. an umpire, followed by a suspension till Pennant Hills V Bankstown Sps., Penn. Hills Oval from the C. U.B. hospitality room at East Sydney V Balmain, Trumper January 1, 1986, and one charge of ROUND 6 - May 26 the SCG as two double passes will be Balmain 20.15 (135) V Banks. Sports 13.15 (93) striking an umpire with the resultant ROUND 16 - August 18 available for each remaining Swans Parramatta 10.5 (65) V East Sydney 22.11 ( 143) suspension until January 1, 1990. Holroyd Parra. V Campbelltown, Gipps Rd. Oval St. George 9.10 (64) V Campbelltown 12.16 (88) home game. St. George V Bankstown Sports, Olds Park Players were found not guilty 26 times, Penn. Hills 39.26 (260) V Newtown 3.6 (24) And don't forget. Even if you Pennant Hills V East Sydney, Pennant Hills Oval were cautioned 10 times, while charges North Shore 30.22 (202) V West Subs 16.13 (109) don't win one of these prizes all North Shore V Newtown, North Sydney Oval were dismissed nine times and withdrawn Balmain V Western Suburbs, Drummoyne entries go back in the barrel for the five times. ROUND 7 - June 2 superdraw on Phelan and Snow Medal ROUND 17 - August 25 Some dismissals are caused by umpires Western Subs. V Balmain Deferred Night for a trip for two to the VFL East Sydney 17 .16 (118) V Pennant Hills 8.7 (55) North Shore V Campbelltown, S.C.G. not attending the Tribunal - this happened Campbelltown 16.15 (111) V Parramatta 1.4 (10) Sydney Swans V Melbourne, S.C.G. in eight of the nine cases last year - or Grand Final as C.U.B.'s guest. Bankstown Sports 6.11 (47) V St. George 13. 7 (85) Western Suburbs V East Sydney, Wagener Oval So turn to page 6, fill in the coupon Newtown 5.3 (33) V North Shore 33.24 (222) Balmain V Pennant Hills, Drummoyne submitting invalid evidence. Bankstown Sports V Holroyd Parra., Jensen The SF L is hoping this will be rectified and place it in one of the giant cans at Newtown V St. George, Erskineville each ground in the SFL and SOFA. ROUND 8 - June 9 by greater emphasis by the Umpires' Parramatta V Bankstown Sports, Deferred ROUND 18- September 1 Adviser on accurate reporting and attention St. George V Newtown, Deferred To Be Advised, S.C.G. Pennant Hills 20.11 (131) V Balmain 31.18 (204) to the clerical details. Sydney Swans V Essendon, S.C.G. East Sydney 18.16 (124) V West. Subs. 9.22 (76) Western Suburbs V North Shore, Wagener Oval Of the suspensions handed down last Campbelltown 13.12 (90) V North Shore 7.8 (50) East Sydney V Holroyd Parra., Trumper year, 16 were for one match, 17 for two 6, Western Suburbs 6 (including three Campbelltown V St. George, Edelsten Park ROUND 9-June 16 matches, six for three matches, eight for against a trainer), Bankstown Sports 3 and North Shore 13.12 (90) v St. George 14.13 (97) Bankstown Sports V Baima in, Jensen four matches and two for eight matches. Parramatta 1. Balmain 25.14 (164) v East Sydney 13.15 (93) Newtown V Pennant Hills, Erskineville Campbelltown 23.22 (160) v West. Subs. 4.12 (36) SFL clubs involved in the various In the SOFA, Liverpool had eight Banks. Sports 6.14 (50) v Pennant Hills 24.23 ( 167) reports were Balmain 12 times, St. George players reported, Penrith 10, Manly 6, Newtown 22.14 (146) v Parramatta 14.22 (106) 12, East Sydney 11, Pennant Hills 10, St. Ives 2, Mt. Druitt 2, Sutherland 1 and Sydney Swans 23.21 (159) v St. Ki Ida 13.14 (92) Campbelltown 9, North Shore 7, Newtown Sydney University 1. SEPTEMBER 8/9 - First & Second Semi Final June 23 - SEPTEMBER 15 - Preliminary Final N.S.W.C.F.L. Grand Final, S.C.G. SEPTEMBER 22 - Grand Final Sydney Swans V Richmond, S.C.G. SEPTEMBER 11 - Phelan & Snow Medal Night Official program of the Sydney football League, Pat Hills Stand, R.A.S. Showground, N.S.W.A.F.L. V A.C.T.A.F.L., Canberra Venue To Be Advised Moore Park, 2021. Phone: 332 3791. General ManC1ger: Brian Apted. COVER: St. George ruckman Steve Harper beats team-mate Troy Thornton to mark the ball over a North Shore player last weekend as Mirko Milic is caught out of position.
Page 18 Page 3 Premiership , Carlton 00 -· rn 0 =-=i -- ~------A- co-l'.~~ ROUND-n ----~-----~----~~-Go~l:K1CKE~Rs=·--~-----~ FIRST GRADE FIRST GRADE Manly 14.16 (100) d Sutherland 8.10 (58) · G. Matthews (St. Ives) 21 . . . ·100 Hawkesbury 17.23 (125) d B. Hills .6.8 (54) T. Willcocks (Uni. NSW) -: ; . . .. 34 St. Ives 43.21 (279) d Penrith 3.4 (22) P. Renfrey (Manly) 2. . . .. 34 Macquarie Uni 49.51 (345) d Mt. Druitt 1.1 (7) G. Clarke (Manly) 6. ·.. . .. : ..... 33 Sydney .Uni 18.11 ( 119) d Liverpool 14.12 (96) A. Hart (Mac. Uni.) 8. . 27 RESERVE GRADE w. Van Kalker (Liverpool) - . 24 Manly 8.17 (65) Sutherla.nd 5.6 .(36) ' G. Simond (Sutherland) - .". . 21 · Macquarie Uni d Mt. Druitt, Forfeit G. Wines (Mac. Uni.) 3 .... ·. . 20 St. Ives 14.15 (99) d Penrith 7.5 (41) R. Heyblock (Mac. Uni.) 10. . . 20 Sydney Uni 13.)4 (92) d. Liverpool ,~.10 (58) T. McNair (Uni. NSWl.-. . . 18 olil UNDER 20 K. Russell (St. Ives) 2 .. , ...... 17 19.12 (126) Sutherland (52) . . . ·~ ' Manly d 8.4 B. Saunders (Liverpool) - .... : . . . 17 M. Davey (St. Ives) 6: . ., ' ". . · . '17 Pennant Hills, struggling to .keep in :touch With the upper echelons of the LADDERS A. Whiteside (St. Ives) - ..•' . · .. 15 Carlton premiership, view this weekend's clash vvith"St. as mini-final. FIRST GRADE M. Monks (Mac. Uni.)-;...... 15 <:]eo~ge a w L D For Agnst % Pts c. Farrell (Penrith) - ...... : . -.' ...... 15 · · · Trailing Saints 'by four Manly-Warr.· 7 1 1 1176 467 251.82 32 D. McConnell (Penrith) 3 -...... : .. · .. 1.5 ;;;t:;;ii\i~\~;¥;:;fai'. points and having played St. Ives 7 2 1 1418 575 246.61 32 D. McLaughlin (Syd. Uni.) 6...... 15 one more game makes Mac. Uni. 6 3 1 1243 567 219.22 . 28 victory absolutely essential Sutherland -6 2 1 958 508 1$8.58 28 RESERVE GRADE. for the Demons .if theY are. UrJi NSW 5 3 2 830 626 132.59 28 R. Wilkes (St. Ives).~ ...... : .. ,. .. 42 ' Sydney Uni. 5 3 1 744 623 119.40 24 ,.39· to stay in touch. with the G. Chamberlain (Sutherland) - . Liverpool 4 5 1 945 742 127.36 20 L. Bedgood (Hawkesbury) - . 22 four with the reverse round Hawkesbury 5 4 - 853 804 106:09, 20' P. Kilborn (Manly) 2 ...... ' ...... 22 of matches starting next Penrith . 2 7 1 662 1170 56.58 12 P. Francis (Manly) 2 ... , .. . . 17 304 1322 23.00 4 weekend. B. Hill~ - 7 1. A. Millar (Manly):.?_._,_,_.,.· . "'··'-'·' ,, . 16, After a demoralising Mt. Druitt - 9 - 216 · 1945 11.11 P. Naughton (Syd. Uni.) - . . 14 loss 'to Balmain a fortnight G. Bulger (Sutherland) 3...... '14 ago, the Hills got their RESERVE, GRADE P. Stanes (Sutherland) - . . 13 Manly 9 1 - 886 234 378.63 36 P. Urmoneit (Syd. Uni.) - . . 13 act back together to some Sutherland 8 1 - 920 300 306.67 32 extent last weekend by Hawkesbury 7 2 - 591 390 151.54 28 ·UNDER .20s downing Bankstown Sports Liverpool 6 3 - 443 377 11i.51 24 c. zaapour (Manly) 7. . 25 by 117 points. Uni NSW 6 3 626 534 117.23 24 J. Hogarth (Manly)·4. . , 21 But so far ·the Hills St. Ives 6 4 - 724 638 113.48 24 M. Clarke (Syd. Uni.),...... 9 have beaten only Wests, Sydney Uni. 5 4 - 728 524 138.93 20 R. Clack (Manly) 1 .. : .' ...... 8 6 608 913 58.60 16 Parramatta, Newtown, and Camden 4 - G. Jones (Manly) 1 , ...... 8 Mac. Uni. 3 7 376 735 51.16 12 S. Andrews (Manly) 2 .. 8 Bankstown Sports and if B.Hills 2 6 - 287 256 112.11 8 they c ari't stop the Saints Penrith 1 9 - 286 1070 26.73 4 will have lost to every team Mt. Druitt - 9 141 ·586 24.06 - above · it on the ladder.. "That won't say much for our finals hopes," ·club spokesman, red in o·ne eye and blue in the .other Gus Under·· 20·. Draw·- McKernan said during the week. The emergence o·f J.ohn Bray and the return of Tony Harmer will help the Hills case but the big ROUND 7 -May 18 June 29 - REPRESENTATIVE MATCH. Sutherland V Redlegs, Gwawley question is will that be Liverpool V Manly Warr .. Rosedale ROUND 13 - July 6th . enough. Si. Ives V Sydney Uni.;St. Ives Sutherland V Sydney Uni, Gviiawley Russell Lieschke has ~anly Warr. V Redlegs, Kellyville · been· consistent all year ROUND 8 - May 25 Liverpool V St. Ives, Whalan Sutherland v· Sydney Uni., Gwawley and played brilliantly as a Manly Warr. V Redlegs, Sales Park ROUND 14 - July 13 . ruck-rover last weekend, Liverpool V St. Ives, Rosedale Liverpool V Sutherland, Rosedale while Bruce Fielke relished .. St. Ives V·Manly Warr .. St. Ives. · the switch from· wing to ROUND 9 - June 1 Redlegs V·Sydney Uni .. Redlegs · St. Ives V Sutherland, St. Ives . half-forward to finish with Sydney Uni. V Manly Warr .. Mac. Uni. ROUND 15 -:·July 20 six goals. Redlegs V Liverpool, Redlegs Sutherland V Manly Warr .. Gwawley Steve· Patterson did· Liverpool V Sydney Uni., Rosedale · everything right at centre ROUND 10 - June 8 St. Ives V·Redlegs, Kellyville ,,. Sutherland V Redlegs, Gwawley halfback and Graham Manly Warr. V Liverpool, Weldon ROUND 16 - July 27 Crispin displayed great Sydney Un'i. V St. Ives, ·Sydney Uni. St. Ives V.Sutherland; St. Ives form backing his judge Sydney Uni. V Manly Warr .. Sydney Uni. ment to clear the ball ROUND 11 - June 15 Red legs V: Liverpool, Red legs · Manly Warr. V Sutherland, Weldon from the last line of St. Ives V·Redlegs, St. Ives ROUND 17 - August 3 defence.. - June 16 S~therland V Redlegs, Little Bay Greg Perry on a Sydney Uni. V Liverpool, Sydney Uni. Liverpool V Manly Warr .. Sales Park forward flahk and ruckmah Sydney Urii. V St. Ives, Sydney Uni ROUND 12 - June :22 Doug Scholz, who has Liverpool V Sutherland, Rosedale ROUND 18 - August 10 • St. George fullback MARK McGRATH never took his regained his marking touch, St. Ives V Manly Warr., St. Ives Liverpool V Sydney Uni, Whalan eyes off the ball as he outpointed North's Kevin Curran also played well. Redlegs V Sydney Uni., Redlegs . St.·lves V·Redlegs, St. Ives for .this ·mark last weekend. · But there· is new - August l1 . · Manly Warr. V Sutherland. Weldon
Page 4. P~ge 17 ·m carl-on~->-~~•miership~~<: i;~~i~i~~;~r~~;Ji;;i~~~~f)'J~;~;i~~~~:f~/,~~~'.'~f \~~:~c~j(,~r,JJI. FOR fHE<- HILLS -- . Uverpool6.6(42)VSydneyUni.17'.f3(11S)·.· ,. · · •·• ·-· .. _.. ,. ·· ,.... ' Penrith 8.8 (56) V St. Ives 22.15 (147) ROUND 12 - June 22 .,.,;",. Mt. Druitt,2.1 (13) V Macquarie Uni. 26.2,7 (183) B:·l'illls v Sydne'y Uni .. Kellyville , ..: f .· toughn~ss about 'st~ t:;'~6ige' Q' A.T~H' l'N\" G.' . u·. . P.. ' this~=~~~;· lost tw/~·~;:;,:e~': .. ·H'I i~ ·.. .<- e e • RLi0veUrNp'o 0o.. ...'_:_.:4 ..:.;.:·'.·.A,,2·· .. 3 ... ..'.·H.,: ... .. 1 .•·.'.·:·.· .• ·.·.·.-:· .. ·.:·.·/...' DX>, ' ·' ;1~1:''.3 ··3:r,'i2'i:.·.:2'.·.~.'_6,i·:~·.·v:,_·~ B~.:.·.·.··.·.: ·'.;.;i·_·~_.l~l:'..'s:"4".·_t,·:1::·.·.·,:"2: ,:5.~)-},1·.'.··.~--.·.:,.:~!·:···.~.·.·:'7(~'. ~~~~e~~~~ ~~~~fvn~a~~-;·,{;d;i'~·lPi:~~' - to Balmain by three 1 Hawkesoury 8'9 (57.) V, !:juth:rlancf2Clf.291,!i4~) : '\'> /.':~:.~~~~~-'0 ~:~.. ~;;~$\~.-~~~i ~~rk ;;·:'';'F, \~}:/ points and Campbelltown This weekend sees the first of the games' deferred Sydney Uni.10.17 (77) v Manly 14.11 (95) . . .. L * camden v Mt. Druitr;pamden \~~·~/~ " by 24 - there seems to be earlier in the year because of bad weather. Penrith 10.15 (75) V Macquarie Uni. 12.12 (84) June 2G new spirit at the club. Of the games remaining, Western Suburbs - Ba/main Mt. Druitt 4.0 (24) V Uni. N.S.W. 13.23 (101) REPRESENTATIVE MATCH 1 ~:f.~: .. b-?r'~~-, :~ '":.1>7r .·:~l' '( ~ r.. ;R6-J~·cj·~;3::?~~[y6' .. >'·;:,~:"·~ :d '·1-~ i b~' ·~~xE!·Y.P ~f~fs·~:~~ slot~il; .:fi~ture: ~ii!-~~ ~~av_.ed"a't :Ers~ihe_vi/Je· Ova/. un"/Jer.Jigh'tf:on ! all the way in a neck-and- : , .JIJne 28 w_1th th_(J,.reserves .. :b.,eg111rJmg at 6 p.m. ROUND 3 - April 20 Suthetlana V'·Sydney:U-ni:,:Gvitawley ''. ')".~.: .. _, ,'t. "''..; Sutherland 10.9 (69) V Sydney Uni. 11.11 (77) i_B: ~!lls Vr.fvlanl:,:;~~rr,.,~K.eJlyvll,l!l ~ .. ": .. ::-' ', ,_ ·,,:., crop tussle to down North :· ·~ .T""f!. $t.,,Gtto_rge,·77',./\Jewtown game will be played on Manly 29.25 (199) VB. Hills 4.6 (30) ,Hawkesbury V,Liverpool, Colby Parl<' " Shore by the same amount July 14,' · with the Campbel/town - Ne'vvtown game .~~~~~~.~~, ~i·~·(i~~hr vH~~.kgr~~~l 2~i: 1 ;3 1 1 ~3l · 'rvit: 'Duhi v·st. 'ives: ·w~a1a.n'Hes.e'rve :,··.: last weekend. switching from that date to July 21. 1 1 !lJni·N.s.w:. V:il'illai:'. ~ni:;L:ittle:Ba'v.!•·.1 · ._.,:i .,. -·.·i I In the past, it often has The Parramatta - Bankstown Sports clash also will be Mac~~~~~e}~'~;::·;~.~2~t~'.;~, !;~~nhf~.s.w~~·~ .~:!~.i) ·~~~:d~~~·~;~i~h; ca,m~~n· ·~r: 1 ..., " 1 i: ;. .'t 1_:,, been these tough, .close on July 21 . 11 ROUND 4 -::-. April 27 · ·•. ,. Liverpool V Uni. N.S.W.,3 Rosedale .~;:~hesfr~~t ~~~e s~~~~~ On Fri
Page 16 Pa.9~ 5 CARLTON Carlton ··Premiership =i Tigers Mood Is WIN A FLY AWAY TRIP TO THE VFL GRAND FINAL WITH THE SFL'S MAJOR SPONSOR ''I Very Confident All you have to do is fill out the coupon below and drop it in the container "Bring on the Blues" was Balmain's cry after demolishing a depleted East - A GIANT FOSTERS or VB CAN - Sydney by 71 points last weekend. provided at each ground As officials went searching the record books to find the last time Balmain had beaten Easts, club secretary Peter Harrison was claiming the Tigers "are ready for Campbell town now". "They only beat us by six points in By George round two and we're a six or eight goal . . better side since then," Harrison claimed. MAJOR PRIZE "We also have the best forward line in the League. That's our secret weapon. a Ton! "Easts made the mistake of concen 2 tickets to VFL Grand Final, airfares, accommodation and trating too heavily on Phil Manassa and hospitality courtesy of CUB our other five forwards cut them to pieces. "Manassa still managed to kick four goals, Mark Tilyard was brilliant for eight, St. Ives full forward George Dave Southam booted five, Mark Everest Matthews is the first player to kick four and Frank Gleeson three. a "ton" in Sydney this year. "Add to that the all-round-the-ground With 21 deadly accurate goals out MINOR PRllEI brilliance of Neil Briscoe, who is absolutely of St. Ives 43 against Penrith last burning, the ruck work of Greg Schlein, weekend, Matthews reached the target Double tickets to the Swans seven remaining games at the SCG Peter Siebels strong work from centre for the second year in succession. as guests in the CUB hospitality room halfback to launch attacks and Harvey And it took only 11 games. McRae running into form on the wing and The pity of it all is that Matthews is ~ we're ready for anyone. unavailable for the SOFA representative The minor prizes will be drawn at the SFL offices, the major prize will be "We just can't wait to get another side which compete in the amateur drawn on Phelan and Snow medal night crack at Campbelltown." carnival in Melbourne early in July. Just for the record, at first it was Anyway, well done George! All entries will go into the draw for the major prize and the number of thought Balmain had not beaten East entries is unlimited Sydney si nee 1951 but Easts' stalwart and selector Jack Dean put matters right. "The last time they beat us was in ·...... i~·a·~Po·~·i ...... 1970," Dean said. "Easts were rebuilding at the time and needed a couple of wins near the end of Jennings, Jim Richardson, Les Mildenhall, the season to scrape into the four. Jim O'Callaghan, Andy Bell and Enzo ~ CARLTON COMPETITION ~ "I came out of retirement after some Corvino which has weakened them con fast-talking and we played Balmain. They siderably. beat us. Even so, they have unearthed a potent Name ...... "Still, it is 15 years ago so I suppose ially good player in John Mann from Uni they had something to celebrate." versity Blues in the Melbourne Amateurs Address ...... But Dean reckoned the Bulldogs, A grade competition. after five successive premierships, will As Balmain saw last weekend, Mann still be a force to be reckoned with once was solid at centre halfback and lifted the ··································································································································· back to full strength. Bulldogs when moved to centre half "And we'll have the experience at forward. Postcode...... Phone ...... finals time which counts considerably. Even so, it's good to see the Tigers up It's a completely different brand of in contention again and the even-ness of Game Attended ...... football at the end of the year." the competition can only help the game Easts have been without Darren from a spectator interest point of view. Page 6 Page 15 Carlton Scoreboard E!J Player of the Year- INTERSTATE VFL 15.18 22.22 (154) b ACT 3.1 6.3 12.5 Sydney Swans 23.21 (159) d St. Kilda 12.7 (79) at Adelaide. 13.14 (92), Footscray 13.8 (86) d Carlton SOUTH AUSTRALIA 7.4 13.8 21.13 5.9 (39), Hawthorn 17.15 (117) d Geelong 30.18 (198) b WESTERN AUSTRALIA BRISCQE JUMPS 13.10 (88), Essendon 23.12 (150) d 3.57.812.1216.15 (111). Richmond 10.9 (69), Fitzroy 11.15 (81) BEST: SA: Stephen Kernahan, Craig d Melbourne 6.11 (47), Nth Melbourne Bradley, Malcolm Blight, Gary Mcintosh, 14.17 (101) d Collingwood 8.10 (58). Peter Bubner, John Platten, Tom Warhurst. LADDER: Essendon 40, N. Melb. 34, WA: Michael Mitchell, Jon Fogarty, • TO CLEAR LEAD Footscray 32, Hawthorn 30, Carlton, Mark Bairstow, Paul Harding, Clinton Balmain ruck-rover Neil Briscoe has jumped to a one-vote lead in the Browning, Colin Waterson. Geelong, Collingwood 24, Fitzroy, Football Record Player-of-the-Year Award. Richmond, Melb. 20, Swans 16, St. GOALS: SA: Stephen Kernaghan 7, Briscoe gained best-on-the-ground Kilr:lri 4. Malcolm Blight 6, Richard Cousins 4 VFA John Platten 3, Chris McDermott 2, Craig votes in his team's great victory over Div. 1: Williamstown 5.2 10.3 18.6 Bradley 2, Keith Thomas 2, Michael East Sydney last weekend to move to 11 22.7 (139) b Frankston 3.2 8.9 12.10 Redden, Garry Mcintosh, Mark Naley, votes. His team-mate and rover Frank Gleeson PROGRESS POINTS 18.15 (123); Geelong W 5.3 8.9 12.12 Matthew Campbell. WA: Garry Side is one vote behind him after a No. 2 vote 11 - N. Briscoe (Bal). 16.15 (111) lost to Preston 4.0 5.4 10.9 bottom 3, Colin Waterson 3, Mark Bairstow last weekend. 10 - F. Gleeson (Bal). 21.13 (139) Box Hill 4.0 6.2 9.5 16.5 3, Michael Mitchell 2, Phil Scott, Bryan They are clear of the next two players 7 - D. Wadling (St. G), T. Mooney (B. (101) lost to Sandringham 6.5 11.9 Cousins, Steve Richardson, Clinton - St. George rover David Wadling and Sptsl. 14.12 18.16 (124); Camberwell 2.6 9.10 Browning, Murray Wrensted. UMPIRES: Bankstown Sports half-forward Terry 6 - K. Curran (N. Sh), J. Hendrie (N. 14.12 20.16 ( 136) lost to Prahran 5.1 9.4 David Johnson (WA), Laurie Argent (SA). Mooney, who are on seven votes. Sh), S. Zahra (C'twn), P. Smith At Subiaco Oval. Crown: 28,000 (approx) 17.4 25.5 (155); Werribee 4.1 6.4 8.6 Mooney picked up one vote at the (C'twn), A. O'Donoghue (Wests) 11.8 (74) lost to Port Melb. 7 .3 13.6 Injuries: nil. weekend. D. Jennings (Easts). ' TASMANIA 25. 7 36.10 (226); Coburg 6.1 14.9 21.12 Besides Briscoe, Pennant Hills' Russell 5 -R. Caprioli (St.G),G. Noack (C'twn) TANFL: Clarence 19.16 (130) b 25.19 (169) b Springvale 5.4 7.6 11.10 Lieschke, Campbelltown's Steve Noack, G. Nicholson (C'twn), B. Kersha~ North Hobart 10.4 (64). New Norfolk 14.13 (97). North Shore's John Hendrie and (C'twn), D. Reed (P. His), R. Lieschke 21.13 (139) b Hobart 19.21 (135). Glen Div. 2: Waverley 5.1 7.9 13.10 18.13 Newtown's Ron MacFadyen all picked up (P. His), A. Harris (P. His), S. Phillips orchy 25.18 (168) b Sandy Bay 8.9 (57). (121) b Mordialloc 5.5 5.8 7.11 13.14 best afield votes. (N. Sh), P. Manassa (Bal). NTFA: George Town 6.11 (47) b (92); Sunshine 2.5 7.8 12.12 15.14 The prize for this year's Player-of-the 4-R. Hystek (C'twn),G. Shoddr (Easts). Scottsdale 6.10 (46). North Launceston (104) b Caulfield 2.3 6.6 9.8 14.13 Year will be announced shortly. 3 -W. Egan (Newt), R. MacFadyen (97); Oakleigh 2.1 11.7 18.9 26.14 8.13 (61) b East Launceston 5.10 (40). (Newt), D. Travers (St. G), A. Quinn (170) b Berwick 5.2 7.6 13.6 17.8 (110); City-South 15.11 (101) b Deloraine 3.6 (St. G), S. Harper (St. G), W. Cope Moorabbin 8.7 18.11 26.15 29.18 (192) (24). Longford v Launceston on Sunday. (St. G), R. Lee (Bal), G. Perry (P. b Northcote 2.1 32. 7.6 14.6 (90); NWFU: Latrobe 12.15 (87) b Cooee His), R. Cameron (N. Sh), P. Betros Dandenong 5.3 9.10 11.14 15.19 (109) 11.12 (78). Devonport 7.9 (51) b Burnie HOW THEY POLLED (C'twn), S. Noack (C'twn) D lost to Brunswick 5. 7 12.9 20.11 25.16 4.9 (33). Penguin 14.6 (90) b East Devon Balmain V East Sydney Barwick (Parra). ' · port 8.11 (59). Smithton 11.12 (78) b (166). Neil Briscoe (Balmain) ...... 3 2 -N. McKenzie (Newt), G. Pratt (Newt), S.JUTH AUSTRALIA U-23 3.6 11.5 Wynyard 6.6 (42). Frank Gleeson (Balmain)...... 2 G. Harris (Easts), L. Mildenhall ------SFL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP------Mark Tilyard (Balmain) ...... 1 (Easts), T. Bailey (Easts), P. Reid 1sTs RES U19s TOTAL (Easts), J. Mann (Easts), A. Fitzgerald Campbelltown 64 12 28 104 Bankstown Sports V Pennant Hills (N. Sh), D. Batchelor (N. Sh), D. North Shore 40 14 20 74 Russell Leischke (P. Hills) ...... 3 Batty (N. Sh), M. Travers (St. G), East Sydney 48 13 12 73 Greg Aitken (P. Hills) ...... 2 I. Rainbird (St. G), P. Rickett (Parra) St. George 40 12 20 72 Terry Mooney (B. Sports) ...... 1 R. Brown (Parra), D. Bellingha~ Pennant Hills 32 9 28 69 (Wests), R. Brian. (Wests), G. Aitken Baima in 48 4 12 64 Western Suburbs 8 2 12 22 Campbelltown V Western Subs. (P. His), T. Smith (C'twn), A. Pearce Bankstown Sports 8 2 4 14 Steve Noack (C'town) ...... 3 (C'twn), F. Garside (B. Spts). Newtown 8 4 12 Brian Kershaw (C'town) ...... 2 1 -D. Southam (Bal), M. Tilyard (Bal), Parramatta 2 2 Paul Smith (C'town) ...... 1 A. Smith (Bal), H. McRae (Bal), M. -----SOFA CLUB CHAMPIONSH1p------Dean (Easts), E. Corvino (E.asts), 1sTs RES U20s TOTAL St. George V North Shore M. Friedricks (B. Spts), G. Saada (B. Manly 64 32 96 John Hendrie (N. Shore)...... 3 Spts), G. Hutchinson (Parra), R. Ash St. Ives 64 24 88 Steve Harper (St. George) ...... 2 (Parra), I. Handasyde (Parra), P. Sutherland 48 24 72 Wayne Cope (St. George) ...... 1 Finegan (Parra), J. Walton (Wests), Uni. of NSW 40 24 64 W. Polley (Wests), T. Thornton Hawkesbury 40 24 64 Newtown V Parramatta (St. G), R. Morton (P. His), G. Liverpool 40 20 60 Ron MacFadyen (Newtown). . 3 Spillane (P. Hils), A. Ashmore (P. Mac. Uni. 60 48 12 Graham Pratt (Newtown) . . . 2 His), S. Bezzene (Newt), T. O'Donnell Sydney Uni. 40 20 60 Penrith 24 4 28 Ivan Handasyde (Parramatta) . 1 (N. Sh), S. Byrnes (N. Sh). Camden 12 12 Baulkham Hills 8 8 Mt. Druitt Page 14 Page 7 ·Carlton ·Premiership =i _·._C_ar_lto_n_.S_co_r_eb_oa_rd_·. FJ!1 --=--=
t~~---~----~---~~-R-GYNG-9,~---~---E.,asti;.y.ga.e.v-6 3 - 1130 7_18 157 38 24 FIRST GRADE. North Shore 5 3 - 1140 696 163.79 20 St. George 3.3 9.4 10.9 14.13 (97) St. George 5 2 - 822 592 138.85 20 North Shore 4.3 8.8 10.10 13.12 (90) Pennant Hills 4 4 - 1126 810 139.01 16 GOALS - St. George: W. Cope 3, T. Woods Western Subs. 1 4 - 585 839 69.73 4 2, R. Pekin 2, T. Thornton, D. Wadling, I. Rairi· Sanks. Sports 1 4 - 494 783 63.09 4 bird, M. Mills, A. Heron, D. Travers, D. West. Newtown ·1 6 - 412 1421 28.99 4 North Shore: J. Hendry 5, S. Phillips 3, A. Fitz Parramatta 7 - 481 1085 .·44.33 gerald 2, K. Curran, G. Dignan, P. Wappett. BEST - St. George: W. Cope, S. Harper, RESERVE GRADE· D. Wadling, M. 8ailey. North Shore: J. Hendry, North Shore 7 1 - 995 400 248.75 28 C. Watson, A. McKindlay, A. Fitzgerald. East Sydney 6 2 1. 860 510 169.80 26 Umpires: M. Jackson, D. Johnson. Campbelltown 6 2 - 810 234 346.15 24 Pennant)Hills 5 2 851 339 251.03 22 B Page 8 · Page 13 Carlton PremiershiP-=i Carlton Premiership """""J NEWTOWN v ~AMPBELLTOWN PARRAMATTA v WESTERN SUBS. AT ERSKINEVILLE OVAL AT GIPPS ROAD OVAL I No Name G B No Name G B No Name G B No Name G B 1. Bernie RYAN 1. Andrew PEARCE 1f- 2: Peter TAYLOR 1. Phil STONEHAM 2. Mick BELL (V. CAPT.) 2. Brian BURNETT ~ t. 3. Warren WHITE 2. Richard ROEST 3. Ron JONES 3. Leigh FORSYTH 4. Russell GREEN 3. Scott NICHOLAS 4. Steve B EZZ ENE 4. Bruce HEM 5. Robert THEW 4. James WALTON 5. Tony BUTTON 5. Geoff BRADY 7. Garry HUTCHINSON (Captain) 5. Paul REDFERN 6. Dave MATTERS 6. Steve POD BU RY 8. John BARKER 6. Mark O'DONOGHUE 7. Graham PRATT (CAPTAIN) 7. Russell MATHESON (C/C) 9. Phil NAUGHTON 7. Brian NI ESER 8. Geoff LEWIS 8. Ron TAYLOR 10. Barry DENTON 8. Rob PEARSALL 9. Neil MACKENZIE 9. Stephen NOACK 11 . Greg FISHER (Dept. Vice Capt.) 9. John TUTTLE (C/C) 10. Mat INGRAM 10. Brian KERSHAW 14. Roger FORMAN 10. Brian OWEN 15. Rob ASH 11. Wayne MAINWARING 11. Geoff NOACK (VC) 11. Warwick POLLEY 12. Jeff COLLINSON 12. Gavin NICHOLSON 16. Steve KIDNEY 12. Russ BRIAN 17. Don HOGG 13. Jeff BLACK 13. James DEMPSTER 13. Bill PASLIS 18. Peter RIC KETT (Vice Captain) 14. Wayne EGAN 14. Tim SMITH 15. Anthony O'DONOGHUE 19. Steve HUGHES 15. Rod ANDRISKI 15. Brian MORLEY 16. David POLLEY 20. Scott FEATHERSTON 16. Ron WILLIAMS 16. Geoff REID 17. Mick O'DONOGHUE 22. Darryl NELSON 17. David JORDAN 17. Peter B ETR OS 18. Rob TR KULA Steve BARKER 18. Mike TURNER 18. Paul SMITH 25. 19. Mick COPELIN 19. Ron MACFADYEN 19. Trevor WINGATE 26. Paul ROBERTS 20. Tom SMALIOS 20. Paul CUSACK 20. Ron HYSTEK 27. Andy MENESDORFFER 21. Dirk ROZARIO 21. Mark PLUMMER 21. Steve ZAHRA 29. Russell BROWN 22. Daryl GUNSON 22. Les JARJURA 22. Andy LINDFI ELD 30. David BARWICK 23. Garth WRIGHT 23. Gary ELKS 23. Mal PERRY 31. Ian BARFOOT 29. David BELLINGHAM 24. Steve BISHOP David BROADSTOCK 32. Glenn MURCH 30. Greg O'CALLAGHAN 25. Dean MAZALESVSKIS Les KERSHAW 33. Len KASPER 31. Geoff McCANN Stewart DEMPSTER 34. Peter SAVOS 34. Brian CROUCH Bret FRANCIS 36. Paul FINEGAN 35. Derick PETTITT 37. Terry KENNEDY 38. Len RISELEY 39. Scott POINTER 42. Shane ROBSON 44. Adrian PEARCE 46. Chris SARGEANT 47. Rod CARROLL 48. Steve BAWDEN -49. John MAHNE 1ST 2ND 3RD FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD FINAL GROUND LOCATIONS BALMAIN: Drummoyne Oval, Bayswater Rd., Drummoyne, UBD 66 C3 BANKSTOWN: Jensen Oval, Clapham Rd., Sefton, UBD 81 E3 CAMPBELL TOWN: Edelston Park, Fields Rd., Macquarie Fields, UBD 105C E5 EASTSYDNEY: Trumper Park, Paddington, UBD 4 C9 HOLROYD PARRAMATTA: Gipps Road Park, Greystenes, UBD 60 J7 NEWTOWN: Erskineville Oval, Fox Ave., Erskineville, UBD 9 E10 NORTH SHORE: North Sydney Oval, Miller St., North Sydney, UBD 12 C2 PENNANT HILLS: Pennant Hills Oval No. 2, Britannia St., Pennant Hills, UBD 39 A3 ST. GEORGE: Olds Park, Forest Rd., Peakhurst, UBD 91 M10 WESTERN SUBURBS: Wagener Oval, Whitfield Ave., Ashbury, UBD 83 E7 Page 12 Page 9 m Carlton Premiership =:J m Carlton Premiership =i PENNANT HILLS v ST GEORGE BANKSTOWN SPORTS V NORTH SHORE AT PENNANT HILLS OVAL AT JENSEN OVAL No Name G B No Name G B No Name G B No Name G B 1. Tim JOHANSEN 1. Matthew ANSELL 1. Anthony PODBURY 1. Kevin CURRAN 2. Chris ECKERT 2. Chris MACDONALD i Daryl PATTERSON 2. Troy CONLAN l" 3. Adam HARRIS 3. Robert PEKIN 31_ Ray GOODALL 3. Allan FITZGERALD 4. John BRAY 4. David FLETCHER 4. Ken WESTWOOD (C/C) 5. Antony ELLIOTT 5. Paul WHELAN 5. Troy THORNTON 5. Kevin MORRISON 6. Gerard DIGNAN 6. Tony HARMER 6. David WADLING 6. Neil THACKER 7. David BATTY 7. Gary SPILLANE (Captain) 7. Ian RAINBIRD 7. Terry MOONEY 8. Robert McFEE 8. Doug SCHOLZ 8. Mick TRAVERS 8. Stephen WALL ISS 9. Greg TAYLOR 9. Terry DONOHOE 9. Garry CONSIDINE 9. Barry BROOKS 10. John BAKER 11. Russell LI ESCH KE 10. 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