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That will certainly be an incentive TEM0RA 2 0 0 181 136 133.09 8 GRIFFITH 0 0 121 74 163.51 4 superpower Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong. for the men in white to perform during the year MCU 0 245 162 151.23 4 GANMAIN-GG-M 0 58 112 51.79 4 ~re-season speculation had the Eagles in with and hopefully have their names pencilled in for the "big game" on that one day in September. Narrandera 0 145 132 109.85 4 Mangoplah-CU 0 72 146 49.32 4 an improved showing this season and the club celebrated one of the best victories in many years After last week's game Merk & Tile were in Ganmain-GG-M 0 2 0 154 219 70.32 0 65 53.85 Temora 0 0 35 0 last week. deep discussion with a couple of Club Stalwarts East Wagga-K 0 2 0 122 222 54.95 0 Leeton-Whitton 0 0 43 103 41.75 0 The DA reported the win was Narrandera's - Kel Vinator & Wes Tinghouse - trying to solve the problems associated with the acute liquid Leeton-Whitton 0 2 0 124 232 53.45 0 Narrandera 0 2 0 34 158 21.52 0 first against the Lions since August 1988. deficit syndrome. Suddenly they spotted El Nino Coolamon 0 2 0 72 241 29.88 0 Understandable, therefore, the Eagles camp celebrated long and hard last weekend. and managed to fire in a few questions at him Building on such a good win will be captain­ before he disappeared over the horizon. Name: EL NINO (Dad - Elio, Mum - Nina) RESERVE GRADE LADDER CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP coach Pat Gribble's main objective with a good start to the season crucial to finals calculations D.O.B: 2 BC Round 2 w L D For Ag % Pts Round 2 1sts 2nds U18s Pts later in the year. Clubs: Melbourne Storm (they're a real WAGGA 2 0 0 262 44 595.45 8 Turvey Park 19 Gribble will lead the Eagles into battle against blast), Bethlehem Gladiators Number: XIX TURVEY PARK 1 0 0 79 68 116.18 4 Griffith 19 his old club Coolamon this week. The Hoppers were on the end of a thrashing from Turvey Park Favourite Groups: JC & Sunshine Band MCU 2 0 0 209 53 394.34 8 Wagga 19 last week and have plenty of incentive to do better Favourite Song: "Don't stop the Rain" -what GRIFFITH 2 0 0 157 84 186.90 8 Temora 15 this week. else. Career Highlights: 1997 South American Tour TEM0RA 0 175 131 133.59 4 MCU 13 It's the Bulldogs who take a percentage lead at the top of the ladder with Tigers, Griffith and - ripped right through 'en and caused a few Narrandera 0 179 143 125.17 4 Narrandera 9 Temora also unbeaten after two rounds. waves. Playing CHF in the Grand Final with JC Leeton-Whitton 0 2 0 100 168 59.52 0 East Wagga-K 2 There was no joy for Leeton-Whitton against and Gary Abblett on the flanks & Plugger in the square - that was simply awesome. Ganmain-GG-M 0 1 0 10 169 5.92 0 Ganmain-GG-M 1 the might of Tigers last week and the Crows will want to erase a two-loss start to this season Suspensions: Shirt fronted Moses one day East Wagga-K 189 25.40 0 Coolamon 0 0 2 0 48 against an angry Lions outfit this week. and put him in the bull rushes (he was not a Coolamon 0 2 0 30 350 8.57 0 Leeton-Whitton 0 It's going to be another tough assignment for ~appy chappy) - 8 weeks. Pole axed J the Baptist mto the Jordan Stand Got 4 years in the sin the Crows with GGGM on the rebound but the & match looms as a good hitout for both teams. bin with the Christians - (that was scary, Likewise East Wagga-Kooringal has a big eventually nominated for the draft and got picked up by he Lions). OUR COVER: hurdle to clear in the shape of Tigers in the search The big men fly at Maher Oval last Sunday. Guy Weidemann of Turvey Favourite Movie: Ben Hur IX (the one where for their first competition points. Park manages to out manouvre Coolamon player Brendan McKelvie for this mark. Sylvester Stallone played a nymph in the water Griffith stayed with the frontrunners after scenes). (photo courtesy Daily Advertiser) getting home against the Hawks by 14 points last Favourite Food: Onion & Baked Bean week Sangers - gets the wind up 'em before the game. One of the most interesting results last week Also like Dry Sickies & Twisters. was Temora's win against Mangoplah­ Favourite Pastimes: A weekend away with THE INVESTMENT &INSURANCE ADVISORY CENTRE PTY. LTD. Cookardinia United Eastlakes. me mates Harry Cane, Tor Nada and Ty Phoon. The closest match of the round saw the Roos Cruisin' around in the Chariot of Fire with a Agencies with: home by three points in a thriller. "young Toga" listen'en to a bit of rock music on 17 Baylis Street 359 Sutherland Street It's been a good start for new captain-coach the "granite blaster''. Chris Daniher and Temora can add to that against Colonial Dislikes: Was not impressed with the Griffith this weekend. WAGGAWAGGA LAVINGTON boundary throw -ins at the Babylonian Bashers and League supporters will also be looking forward Ph: (02) 6921 3512 Ph: (02) 6025 3126 v t~~ Roman Lions home game. They were to Temora's showdown with Tigers when the ~efm1tely over the top. Just because "Billy Idol" CIC Daniher brothers - Terry and Chris - are pitted 1s an umpire doesn't mean he has to be fed to against each other. the locals. Gerry McCormick, Sue Umberger, Bob Spratford, Dal'id Brady, Gordon Williamson All games hold plenty of interest this week but F~vourite training drills: Drop punts with the three games stand out- Griffith vTemora, MCUE granite ball over Mt Vesuvius. Tackling the For professional advice on ... Superannuation, Life Insurance, Financial v Turvey and Leeton v GGGM. Mummy. Planning and Investments, Disability and Income Cover. Griffith and Temora are playing Saturday night Ambitions: To clean & jerk the classified and a big crowd should gather for this match while section of the Roman Times. ~ave a couple of All classes of General Insurance - home and office. the only Sunday game is Tigers against EWK. (cont. on page 14) Murrumbidgee Valley Australian Football Assoc. - "FOOTY RECORD" - 1998 Murrumbidgee Valley Australian Football Assoc. - "FOOTY RECORD"- 1998 MANGOPLAH-COOKARDINIA UNITED EASTLAKES f,f )1lt.,N1t.~ TURVEY PARK IIIJI ... l ... ))()(iS A disappointing end to the day at Temora Our Club extends it's deepest sympathy to Al SENIORS SENIORS and U18s Reberger (Big Al) and his family on the loss of his wife last Sunday. After a very slow start the Ones 1. Andrew Donaldson 34. Ken Moon Mathew Phyland Audrey last week. My thanks to all the ladies who went down in a close one. After a bit of a spray 1. Andrew Dubojski 43. 2. Mark Mooney 35. Duncan Vennell 2. John Anderson 44. Phil Davis provided lunch after the funeral, it was appreciated by from the Coach, and a hard week on the track 3. Marcus Simpson 45. Austin McRae the family. 3. David Tucker 36. Ray Adams the boys should be well and truly ready for this 4. Xavier Higgins 46. Rodney Guy Best wishes to Matty Rake for a speedy recovery 4. Jason Poulos 37. Jason Heald weeks game. Matt Creasy was the pick of the 5. William Lloyd 48. Nathan Flint after being injured in the last quarter against Coolamon 5. Campbell 38. Craig rodham boys and won the Mug. 6. Brendan Roberson 49. Craig Gibson in the Under 16's. McNaughton (C) 39. Scott Rainbird 7. Mark Sanbrook 50. Peter Byrne In true footy weather, bleak and cold we won the 6. Troy Maiden 40. Paul Francis In the Reserves "Darcys All Stars" had 8. Merv Neagle 51. Jeremy Hogg footy and netball. The Juniors also played Coolamon 7. Blair Campbell 41. Vince Hennessy another good win. Darren has the boys playing 9. Brad Roberson 52. Louis Flint and won the 12's and 14's and lost the 1O's and 16's.
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