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( ''.i;.':::_;·""t-., i..~ ~~ I µ2~]M~ === E~~~ =;;;;;;;;;:;;== ·!_· 1 1 ■ I l 11::21nrur:mwwr · "-'-"' -1 Vo,. 8 No. 22 REGISTERED BY AUSTRALIA POST PUBLICATION No. NBP 0250 2-ATCO HOMES RFL ATCO HOMES RFL - 3 • Office LOGAN& HITCHENS Furniture. • Wholesale Grain & Chaff Merchants • Dealers for Case-International farm cquirment OFFICE SUPPLIES • Wholesale GANMAIN ~.T:"'~-.,,·11 ~ coot't~oN 10 Gurwood St., Wagga - Ph. 212121 Fax 216527 Stationers 27 6301 ~.-... ~ 27 3005 After an extended season due to RFL'ssuccessful participation in the VCFL championships, the eagerly awaited Atco Homes 1990 finals are now ready to commence. The finals will be split over the weekend with the 1st Semi finals at HOW THE ATCO HOMES RFL FINISHED 1990 Narrandera on Saturday and the Second Semi at Robertson Oval, Wagga, on Sunday. FIRST GRADE LADDER SECOND GRADE LADDER RFL FIRST SEMI-FINAL PREVIEW Round 21 w l B For Ag % Pis Round 21 For Ag % Pis The 1st grade first semi final will be a replay of last Buchanan \ruck rover). Gary Brabander (wing), Warren TURVEY PK 15 3 2 2112 1206 175.1 60 TURVEY PK 2078 567 366.4 68 weeks game between Wagga Tigers and Griffith. McLaughlin (ruck), Peter Tipping (full forward), Nigel COOLAMON ... 14 4 224651358 181.5 56 WAGGA. 2252 758 297.0 60 Hopefully for spectators the result will be a closer affair Irvine (CHF) and rover Steve Buchanan. The Swans than last week when Tigers thrashed Griffith by 122 GRIFFITH 13 5 2 19331582 122.1 52 COO LAMON. 2148 762 281.8 60 under the guidance of ex-star Kevin Kirkpatrick have points It is difficult to imagine Griffith being able to turn enjoyed a good season. Leading the way in many of the WAGGA .. 12 6 2 2044 1415 144.4 48 GRIFFITH. 14661251 117.1 48 around such a huge deficit in just 6 days. However they games have been Michael Agnew (CHF), Peter McDiar­ Gan.-G.G.-M. 9 9 2 1681 1903 88.3 36 Leeton . 1220 1461 83.5 28 are certain to be more competitive in the knowledge that mid (ruck), Ray Rinaldo (wing), Gary Waters (centre) Leeton 7 11 2 1356 1620 83.7 28 Gan.-G.G.-M 10471667 62.8 20 the loser will bow out for 1990. Ray Colvin and key defenders Brett McAlister and Dave Taylor. slaughtered the Swans defence last week booting 1O Ariah Park .. 5 13 2 1604 2172 73.8 20 Ariah Park-M ... 880 1600 55.0 20 goals and will need to be closely checked by the Swans The Under 18's should be an exciting match between East Wagga-K. 3 15 2 1444 1943 74.3 16 East Wagga-K 780 2110 36.9 16 backman. Mark Gooden also dominated and received two evenly matched teams in Wagga and Leeton. Tigers Narrandera 2 16 2 1100 2520 43.6 8 Narrandera. 518 2305 22.4 4 excellent support from the likes of Gerald Pieper, fini shed third on the ladder just 2 points in front of the Russell Durnan, Ray Willis and Mike Gilmore. Tigers Redleg s. Wagga 18's under Doug Priest, are a good also have potential matchwinners in Mark Hull, Dave combination and amongst their better players are Steve Brown and Graeme Doswell . Griffith's coach, Les Parish Priest (ruck rover), Paul Hull (CHF), Nathan Hale THIRD GRADE LADDER CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP will attempt to rally his troops but faces a huge task (fullforward), Nick Schadt (ruck) and rover Matt Hurdy. especially as injuries appear to have beset his team at Leeton have been strong in the 18's in recent seasons the worst possible time. Mike Murphy (CHB), Jason due to good work by coach Pat Lyons who will look to Round 21 For Ag % Pis Round 21 lsls 2nds 3nls Toi Wadley (wing), Gerry Toscan (ruck) and Tony Hicks and Joe Longford, Andrew Watham and Andrew Finemore TURVEY PK 1565 527 296.9 56 Turvey Park .. 90 51 14 155 Darrell Collins up forward are valiant triers but it is vir· for drive around the packs. Up forward Paul Timms and GRIFFITH. 1338 529 252.9 56 Coolamon .......... 84 45 3 132 tually impossible to envisage anything other than a Jamie O'Connell are dangerous whilst the defence is led by Warick Armstrong. WAGGA .. 1010 820 123.1 38 Griffith . 78 36 14 128 decisive victory for the Tigers. The 2nd grade game features Coolamon and Griffith LEETON .. Wagga .. 72 45 9.5 162.5 881 932 94.5 36 with the Grasshoppers the hot favourites to advance to Saturday - 1sts , Griffith v WAG GA; Ganmain-GG-M .. 723 1021 70.8 22 Ganmain-GG-M 54 15 6 75 the Preliminary Final. Coolamon won 15 games during 2nds: COOLAMON v Griffith; East Wagga-K 641 933 68.7 20 Leeton 42 21 9 72 the season and key performers have been Shane 3rds: WAGGA v Leeton. Narrandera ... 753 1397 53.9 14 Ariah Park-Mirrool . 30 15 45 Coolamon. 686 1337 51.3 10 East Wagga-K .. 24 12 5 41 Tiger backman Doug Boak arrives too late to prevent Griffith captain-coach Les Parish Ariah Park-Mirrool do not tield a 3rd Grade side Narrandera . 12 3 3.5 18.5 COVER: from driving his team forward. The scores indicate there wasn't much forward motion by the Swans 1sts 6 pts. 2nds: 3 pts. 3rds: I pt. as they were thrashed by 20 goals in last week's RFL encounter at Wagga. GRAEME BURGMANN & JOHN BANCE SERVING WAGGA WAGGA AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS Supporting Australian Fo otball ATCOHomes throughout the Riverina. PROUD SPONSOR OF THE RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEAGUE INC ~f!!~~q;:~ Display Centre: Servicing Transportable 90 MORGAN STREET, WAGGA WAGGA Sturt Highway, Wagga Wagga Homes throughout the TELEPHONE 069 214528 Phone(069)214988 Riverina and M.I.A. 24 HOURS - 7 DAYS A WEEK 4-ATCO HOMES RFL ATCO HOMES RFL - 5 • Accommodation. PROUD SPONSOR OF THE GRIFFITH SWANS Replay the game in • Counter Lunches & the congenial UNION Teas a srcciality. 'Tlhe G1rii·f·fii·tlh Visitors are most welcome to join the Swans in the club's atmosphere o_fthe . EX-SERVICEMENS spacious Main Lounge after each home game. CLUB • Driv1:-ln Bottle Shop BISTRO HOURS 12 noon to 2 pm and 6 pm to 8.30 pm at rear. (Clltulb JONDARYAN AVENUE GRIFFITH· PHONE 621211 HAYLIS ST .. WAGGA Information for Members & Guests HOTEL PHONE 21 2236 ATCO Homes RFL 1st XVIII FIRST SEMI-FINAL at Narrandera GRIFFITH SWANS WAGGA TIGERS Congratulations and best wishes to all · · Well, three losses last weekend 1. Gerald Pieper 22. Anthony Baker the footy and netball teams who have made against the Tigers is not exactly the best it through to the finals :::····.. •.•.•·)/ 2. Ricky Burdett 17. Anthony Hicks . .. way to go into the finals. This, plus the 3. Ray Willis 25. Mark Hull We had three good wins against Griffith added burden of having to play on Satur· 3. Peter King 18. Brendan Browne last week - just the tonic needed to finish day again as well as all our injuries to 4. Clay Barber 26. John Schultz the Preliminary rounds. The 18s built up a handy lead during the game and held on to senior players has made the selection of 5. Darrell Collins 19. Andrew Romagnolo ....... 5. Tony Lyons 28 Graham Doswell win a thriller by two points The Lowry and BLACK, WHITE. RED v this weekend's sides a headache to say YELLOW~ SASH 6. Mark Tyndall 21 . Ron Roe Howick awards to Anthony Watson, Steven the least. 6. Michael Gilmore 29 Paul McGowan Priest and Corey Bocking. It is hoped that the seniors can shake 8. Martin O'Donnell 22. Joey Agresta The Seconds had another big win and are off their lethargy and make the big turn around. We take on 7. Murray Barber 33. Troy Levine playing top team footy at the right end of the season Simon the Tigers again, but it is a different venue and finals footba ll 9. Ian Geddes 23. Mark O'Connor Hicks was the best big man on the ground and won the Rivcrete is a different game altogether. There was little doubt to who 12. Russell Durnan 36 Doug Boak Mug for his efforts. Mark McIntyre played another great game to 25. Brian Rava the major renumeration of the S.L.P.I. Award would go last 10. Les Parish take the Mark Anthony Award and Scott Lovell was in everyth· 13. Lyle McDermott 39 Gordon McCoullough ing to claim the Chicken Spot Dinner. week, Jason Wadley, he was in everything and showed the 11. Wayne Bottcher 30. Michael Catanzariti way. Others to receive were Ian Geddes, Gerry Toscan and 14. David Brown 43. Mark McIntyre We blitzed 'em in the Firsts, with everyone contributing in a Wayn Bottcher. 12 . Gerard Toscan 31. Darren Prest team effort. David Brown won the Rivcrete Mug with a solid per· Halfway through the season we were a big chance for the 15. Scott Love II 44. Michael Walker formance in his 100th game. Graham Doswell set up many flag, these odds have slipped but if all those who take the 13.
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