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24 LEAGUE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE BAKERY It's Grand Final day in the South West! ( Props G G, Y. E & R. J. CassimatiJ) G. A. & B. SMITH Groceries, Confectionery, Drinks, Spacioll1ing In Bread, Cake1, Pies, Congratulations to the two sides in ell three grades who contest Smallgoods, Cigarettes, Etc. Pestry and Wedding Caku today's fixtures. AR,AH STREET, ARDLETHAN Phone WHITTON 552659 All Clubs throughout the league have been co-operative, and honourad their obligations which adds to smooth running. Narrendera are to be complimented in having a side in all three grades. With EDITORIAL such depth I think it reasonable that we could expect a fourth side from this Club in the future - perhaps 1980. A grHt effort by the Narrandera Club to once again have thrN sides in the grand finals and all with a good chance of winning premierships. Narrandera Is the only club During 1979 our League participated in the Winfield V.C r-.L. in South West to have won all three grades previously being in 1972 under Jeff Hemphill Country Football Championships at Echuca. We were defeated by and in 1974 under Adrian Collier. Narrandera Club has shown its strength o,-er many last years Champions. Goulburn Valley, but acquitted ourselves well in performance and years and we believe this is due lo the depth in the club'1 ranks. In turn this gets back brought credit to the South Western District Football League. We thank Winfield for lo committee and Narrandera han a strong and hard working committee who have got the club into this position. It will be a fine tribute to these men and women if the three the opportunity to contest, and the $830.00, being our share of the ptizemoney aides �re successful in today's premier events of the HHOn. Congratulations also to the other three clubs parlicip�ting in today's events, Ariah Park-Mirrool in first grade, In June last we hosted the N S.W. State Championships at Narrandera, contesied Griffith in seconds and Turvey Park in under 191. between the Farrer, Murray, and S.W.D.F.L. Our League proved their ability in Ariah P.irk, Turvey Park and Narrandera reHrvea proved themselves worthy grand winning these titles before a very pleasing crowd. Next year's State Titles are to be finalists whon they won their preliminary finals lut Sunday. Ariah Park will be contesting hosted by Murray, and will be played at , where accommodation, the playing their socond grand final in three years, Griffith are going for a second succeuivo area and necessary amenities are very good. premier1hip and Narrandera under 19s are hoping to add to their already impressive record. My congratulation to our League's Best and Fairest winners: Barry Nolan, It is worth noting that Narrandera under 191 have wone nine of the 12 premier­ ships contested in under 19s and thirds - it's a fontastic effort and one which the ch,b Coach being the Gammage Medalist; Geoff Clark of Turvey Park Reserves, the Lanham can be proud. No doubt from what we've just said, patrons at today's game are going Medal; and Bruce Lally of Ardlethan under nineteens, the Petts Trophy. Also congratu­ to see a f■Ht of fine football today. We would like to welcome the all important member, lations to the leading goal kickers, Mark Newton, Ariah Park-Mirrool Coach; Bruce Clark. of the general public to the South West grand flnal1 and ho(M their 1tay is enjoyable. Narrandera Reserves; and Rodney Knagge, Narrandera under nineteens. Ther• are always many visitors to South Wett on grand flnal day and we HY a special welcome to them. To the many special guest. who are attending at the League's I would like to compliment and thank the nine participating Clubs, their administra­ request we hope they enjoy the president•• hospitality which, we believe i1 second to none tors and hard workers, the trophy donors, our District Councillor, Delegates, Secretary South West i1 renowned for its president's luncheon and the special guests will be entertained by league president, Mr. Frank Gaynor and his wife during the afternoon. and Treasurer, and all who have in any way contributed to our success in 1979 South West grand final luncheon is probably one of the best public relations exercises To the six sides contesting to-day's Grand Finals I wish you well; may the better in any sport in any code and does a lot for the image of Its players, 1upporters and ones win, and a safe trip home to players and patrons alike. club official,. CLOSING THOUGHT FRANK GAYNOR, As the curtain comes down on the 1979 saa1on we must request club1 and delegate■ to think cloHly about football and what changes It could bring in coming months. There PRESIDENT, S.W.D.F.L. is 11111 the problem of a bye in South West and this hH ■lrudy c■u1ed a lot of concern

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8 �"win Lose or Draw - You'll Always Ask For /I/lore at the . ARIAH PARK SALES & SERVICE BP AGENTS - PARKES INDUSTRIES DEALERS ARI��!��� > L GENERAL ENGINEERING AND FARM SERVICE - WYNN'S SPECIALISTS ?S.I� ____ PHONE ARIAH PARK 35 I , _J MEET THE PLAYERS:- ARIAH PARK - MIRROOL - "THE BROWN BOMBERS" O'DWYER MARK NEWTON GARY RY ALL: 23. 6ft. 12st. Half MARK NEWTON: 26. 6ft. lins. A.P.M 'S AP.M'S KEVIN back. Local J.unior. Safe mark and 12s1. 51-bs. Coach. Leading goal kick­ TREASURER COACH reliable backman, er 1978-79. Believed to be able to walk on water - yet to prove it. SAYS NOEL FAIRMAN: 26. 5ft. lOins. SAYS I 4st. "Buster". Backbone of the side. JIM PRENTICE: 28. 6ft. 13st. As­ Never beaten and backs his judsment sistant coach. 1975-77 Gammage Med­ well. al winner. Runner up llhis year. Great A succesgfttl club is dependent on After one loss and one win we find player who never slops it's members and sUpp<>rters - and ourselves in the game that all other BRIAN RYALL: 24. 5ft. lOins. 11 BRUCE WEISE: 29. 5ft. llins. 12 as a club who has qualified for the clubs strive for. st. Centremao. Very fast around flanks st. 51•bs. "Pants Man''. Fullback. Lo­ 1979 SWDFL Grand Fina.I, this spea:lc.s I thank everyone who has helped us with good ball skills. cal player. Hates to have full forwards for itself. to achieve this goal. TERRY HADDRILL: 20 Sft 7ins. kick goals. The band c,f workers who so gen­ I am sure today's game will be IOst. 5lbs. Rover. 1978 Gammage DA VE DAHLENBURG: 22. 5ft. 7 erously gave ,heir all in catering for played in the manner which will he],p Medal winner. Local juni.or. P� ins. 11st. "Duck". Back pocket. Lo­ the first semi is indicative of our to promote our great Australian game well above bis size. dub strength. in . cal who never gives in. Known to like This loyalty is shared by many - COL FISHER: 21. Sft. Bins. 11st. a meal or two. i �CJ >"ltlC v.ho 111lr11:, lhc ground to­ raffle donors and se lie rs. I adies' aux• da, fur .\ri.,h 1'11rl c.in he proud that "Mate". Tenacious rover. Has big fu­ GLEN O'BIUEN; 20. 6ft. Sins. 14 iliary members, slrappers, gate keep­ ture. he Im btlp,:J Ill pur \r•ah Park. a-t st. "'Nougat". R,uckman or forwacd. ers "ground rosters", committee and t·he top of the South West League. BEVAN COLWILL: 25. 5ft. 6ins. Strong mark and consistent kicker for supporters in genera.I. Congratulations' lo all clubs partici­ 12st. "Garlic". Local schoolboy. Rug­ goal. Knowing the amount of commun­ pating in today's Granc; Finals. ged flanker or rover. Always gives JAMIE GORDON: 21. 6ft 2ins. 14 ity participation and involvement. UP THE BOMBERS! best. st. "Rex". R 1,aarum 1:1.avlD� best sea­ Mark and the boys today will be out son. Great m�t I. .m,l �l)'Dlrs through to prove, especially after last Sun­ GRAEME HADDRlLL: 19. 5ft. with plenty l•I dcft"Jffl!nijU1'Jn. day's gutsy fight back, that tltey can IOins. 12s1. Slbs. ''Lupins". Robust DON JONES - Man of The TOM MURDOCK: 21. 6ft. toins. play premier football - but please flanker who always gives best. Ten­ boys, do it for four quarters and con­ Match Award acious player. 14s1. "Spare". Ruckman. Coming good at right time of season. Very sider your supporters' hearts and ul- MARK NEWfON, Ariah Park-Mir­ lHlL PLEMING: 21. Sft. llins. hard to contain. cers. UP THE BMBERS! rool. 11st. 'll.ittle Bill". Centre. Local jun• PAT DANIHER: 18. 5ft. 9ins. 11 ior. Very fast and controls centre st. Forward flanker. Ungarie recruit. ------�------well. From the Daniher family. Destined t o REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPES ' ROOER HADDRILL: 17. Sft. IO follow footsteps of cousins. GREGORY'S STOCK TROUGHS - SEPTIC TANKS • ins. 11st. Local junior. Able to play PHIL SHORT: 27. 6ft. 2ins. 14st. anywhere. Fast and ac,curate disposal. Ruckman forward. Very <'.'etermined FOODLAND PAUL B�EUST: 19. 6ft. 2ins. 11 player from Victoria. Now living in st. 51bs. Only played few games this district. season. Safe mack and good c;isposal. (Continued on Page 16) For .. FOODLAND BOOMERANG BAMFORD'S BAKERY DAVE REES ANNAJ!URNE STUD Ariah Park BARGAINS CLYDESDALE BREEDlillS Qua Iity Bread, Buns and Pastry COlTS & FILLIES l'0R SALE Ariah Park Phone 105 · Products - BEST BREED IN N.S.W. - NARRANDERA 591 J77 P.O. 80>1 ,., l PHONE 42 Ariah Park - Phone 149 ..______11 __ 10 ��·-,....;,.______.,. ------·------TO YOUR LOCAL LAOS. _ . "NEW LOOK" LONDON HOTEL WAYNE OSMOND & NOEL MANSON, LICENSEES G. LANE & NAllRANDERA For the Beat In BAR SERVICE and AFTER THE MATCH SNACKS LOOK R. co. "THE HOME OF ALL SPORTSMEN" Fo,. oll INSURANCE & REAL ESTA'JE ARDLETHAN PHONE 34

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RON O'KEEFE WARREN FINGER MEET THE PLAYERS:-NARRAN DERA - "THE IMPS" NARRANDERA'S NARRANOERA'S SECRETARY COACH WARREN FINGER: 32. 6ft. !ins. NEAL DURNAN: 25. 6ft. l½ins. I 4st. 9lbs. Second yoac as coach. I 3st. 2lbs. Centre half forward. Bril­ SAYS SAYS Ruckman who can use his weight. liant all round player in top form for Hails from Ringwood, Viotoria. finas'. Local player. JOHN GAWNE: 22. 6ft. lins. 14 GA•RRY HOSKIN 26. 6ft. 13st. De• st 61bs. Ruckman, forward. Very good pendable back line player. Has been The 1979 season draws to a close Grand Final and all players have m'ark and kick. Unfortunate year with most consistent. Local player. Spent tcx;ay and what a yeaT for all res­ tramed for up to eleven month� for injuries. two years with the Ma'gpies. pective teams in the South West. today's game and to achieve the fin­ Some club6 have not had the suc­ al goal. MARK THORNTON: 19. 5ft. 9 VICTOR HUGO: 25. 6ft. 2ins. 13 ins. 11 st. 61b. Brilliant ba'Ck pocket cess bhey had hoped for but all have Today all select�d players are pre­ st. Slbs. Brilliant high mark and kiclc. sta,gehad their moment c,f glory at some who is never 'beaten and plays the Strong runner. State representative. At pared for this final game both men­ game out. Local player. during the season. tally and physically. home fullback or full forward. Tied Narrandera have ha-cl a truly mag­ The selectors are fully con,fident ROBERT DONALD60N: 25. 6k with M. Foley for Narrandera's Best nificent year with teams in all grades and Fairest. Local player. oy of a good game from all selected play­ 2½ins. !\.1st. Ruckman. forward. Good throoigh to the Grand Final - our ers in all grades. mark and kick. Local player. 'MARK WHITBY: 20. 5ft. 9ins. 12 two Schoolb teams already have Our words and advice have been DAVID SCOTT: 24. 5ft. lOins. 12 st. Very dependable half back flank. their premiership flags on the wall. for today and now it is up to ouc Never !urns in a bad game. Uses his I would like to take this opportun­ players, coaches and SC?lectors who are st. 6tbs. E\ .t.icelcrn� f(r-.;n·c player who won lht! (lam� M�dal in judgment. Refuses to be beaten. Lo• ity to thank the rl�rr- 11-nmilh all striving for the fmal goal. cal player. members, trainer�. pon •r• d1>111Hlir rite r•.i1t>nl ,rnd I wish to congratu­ 1978. Good 1m1r.k n,I t,-llil.1111 5ft.kick. and my fellow H.;iltl\,• '"' lftt I lal� Bil.If} N1ll1111 on winning the Gam­ STEVE DONALDSON: 19. 9 GREG HARVISON: 19. 6ft. 12st. wonderful effort 11ur1:n.s 1t11s m�· I m1,�•· .Me(lal ror 1979 and his achieve­ ins. 11st. 61b. Young rover who bores Back man come ruck rover with a year as secretary, also our !�dies com­ ments this season. great future. Senior player. Hae in­ mitee who gralthough small m number in and never gives up. Long left foot IMPS ALIVE IN '79 kick. Local player. juries. Now playing well. Local pro­ contribute ' eatly to the financial and duct. moral suppor1 sicie of our club. SHANE LONGMORE: 20. 5ft. 9½ Reflecting on President Don Dur­ talr.e everything in their stride" then ins. 11 st. SJ.b. At home on the wing J EF HEMPHILL: 34. 6ft. 2ins. I 4 nan's mesage two weeks ago as such ·•79 has lo be our time". or back line. Very fast. Local player. st. Ex 0. & M rep and Morris Medal - "j,f all players give their all and UP THE IMPS! In form at right time. winner. Brilliant mark and kick. Can WAYNE HUNT: 21. 5ft. 7ins. 11 help out anywhere. Ex coach of lm­ LOGAN st. Rover. 1Pfayecl 1978 in Seniors. peri•als. 5ft. MIDTOWNAUTO SPAREsl This year came good at end of 1979. RODNEY McCALLUM: 24. 11 Showing good form. Local player. ins. l 2st. 7)bs. Brilliant half forward, 187 BAYLISWAGGA ST., WAGGA(Next to R1\,'1) I BROS. rover. ruck rover. Clever ground play­ AVENUE, RUSSELL STEWART: 21. 5ft. 10 er. good mark and kick. Passed 150 See Norm McLennan or ins. 11st. Wingman. Pace to bum. games this season. Local product. LEETON Covers plen,ty of ground. Always a CONTINUED ON 17 Bernie Show for trier. Local player. PAGE Perso■ali1ed Senice Dealers for International Truckl, COOLAMON HOTEL on all Automotive Spore Tractors and Ferm MachlMry, Parts and Accessories (OON & KATH BUCHANAN, Props,) SIDCHROMELincoln TOOLS Welden STOCKED Re1ch1, Tooths New on Tap - Counter Lunches 12 to 1.30 PHONE (069) 213635 l"HONE LEETON 513:SH BEST TO ALL PLAYERS AND SUPPORTERS FOR 1979 191 I i GRIFFITH HOME APPLIANCE SERVICES jROsvN BUCHANAN - GANMAIN PRODUCE MERCHANTS BONAIRE HEATING & COOLING - GRIFFITHN (SPEED-E-GAS CENTRE) VULCAN OIL HEATING AND FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES ALL DRENCHES 8, VACCI ES - JOHN SHEARER DEALERS ( Y O U R U B A C O R V A IR B U Y I G G R O UP M E M B E R ) ___ 94-96 YAMBIL STREET, GRIFFITH - PHONE 621826 PHONE7 N AFTER HOURS 49 __ _ _ J. ,__I ______,.-�-----""._.._ ..,__.__,.. "'""'"""" __ _ _ -� -______� ARIAH PARK-MIRROOL NARRANDERA Meet The Players - NARRANDERA "THE IMPS'' (By Bomber) IBy lmpl (Continued from Page l!I) Geelorig's trainino list. Fast, vigorous :ind good play on player. State repl"e­ The club thanks Coolamon for their Congratulations to the twenty play­ TERRY WALSH: 29. 5ft IOins. 12 sen!ative. Local player. strong competition in the final last ers who made lihe Reserve team that st. 71bs. Excellent half forward. Good MARK FOLEY: 21. 5ft. Sins. 11 week and throughout the year. performed so well last week against deliverer of rhe ball. Hlai.Is lrom st. 61bs. Drew with Victor Hugo for October 12th - Ariah Park-Mir­ Leeton. Grong Grong. N rrrrandera's Best and Fairest. Great rool Foot'ball Presentation Ball. No passengers - an all round ef­ MURRAY NEILSON: 20. 6ft. I ins. centreline player or rover. Fast anc: Thank you to all suppor,ters for elusive. Local product. helping Mark and the players by giv­ fort such as that certainly gives the l 4st. Strong centre half back. Resist­ ing them encouragement and support Imps a great show today against Grif­ ed South Melbourne advances. Fast PETER SHEATHER: 28. 6ft. 12st. fith. throughout the season and also the runner and clears the ball into attack. I 0lbs. Excellent fu.llback. Good spoil­ er, clears the ball well. Returned after workers who have helped make the All players are available for to­ Local product. club run smoothly and successfully. day, the Senion having trained and LEN McCALLUM: 27. 6ft. 2ins. a stint at . Local player. A special t,hank you to our secre­ carried out variations of activities to 12st_ lllbs. Ruclcman. Returned to the tary Ellis Johnstone and his co-work­ keep themseves up to scratch and in game a1::ter two years out with broken PREVIOUS GATE RECEIPTS er Jill for their tireless efforts. gooc;· condition. arm. Struck form ant performs well GRAND FINALS ht XVIll TEAM Finally, I thank our president, Lyle in defence. Local product. 1961 T. Park d Leeton $3440 O'Brien, who has sacrificed much of rrtiis of course includes the Re­ 1962 APM d Coolamon $3636 his time over the years to ensure serves, many of whom have been GARRY POWELL: 25. 5f1. 9ins. 1963 Turvey Park d Leeton $3434 the club remains at a high standard. pu&hing senior players for a place in J Ost. 1 0lbs. Rover. One of the best. 1964 Ganmain d Griffith $2070 Both players and specta1ors combine the side. Creates play with his foot passing 1965 Ganmain d Griffith $3077 to create an atmosphere of ex.cite­ and hand ball. Passed 150 games this 1966 Narrandera d Griffith $3057 There has also been an air of de­ season. Very elusive. Local product. ment and tension and if one is not termination and dedication in the 1967 NarraneC:n d Leeton $3623 inspired by today's atmosphere, then manner in which the Under 19s have MURRAY COLLIS: 20. 6ft. lins. 1968 Griffith d A.P.M. $3543 that person should be elsewhere. gone about their preparation for this I 2st. 6lbs. An asset to the clu•b this 1969 Ganmain d Griffith $3424 It is a great achievement to reach big day and all followers congratu­ season. Strong in defence, forwards or 1970 Coolamon d Turvey Park $3;109 the Grand Final. late the players for showing their in the ruck. Hails from Ardlethan. 1971 Leeton d Griffith $3688 For the whole year we have worked 1972 Narrandera d Griffith skill and determination in placing Nar­ RUSSELL DURNAN: 19. 6ft. 12s1. $2939 for this day and dreamed of winning randera once again in three Grand 1973 Coolamon d Turvey Park $3487 th premiership cup. 41bs. New Senior player this season. 1974 Narrandera d Coolamon SJ,890 e Finals as was the case in 1972 and Good utility playeT. Great future. Re­ The day is here, let us make the 1974. 197 5 Leeton d Turvey Park $5260 dream a remity. turned from College. Local player. 1976 Ganmain d Narrandera $8BO The Bowling Club Award in the Trophy winners in the Reserve fin­ JOHN DURNAN: 22. 5ft. IO½ins. 1977 T. Park d APM $6174 Preliminary Final was a joint award, al against Leeton were Royal Mail J 3st. Returned after two seasons on J 978 Leeton d Turvey Park $9400 being won by L. Cripps_ G. Ryall and Hotel Award, Geoff Mattingly, NIFC 1�1'"' N:1r�•"'> d APM �e.-111 I T. Haddrill. Award Len McCallum. Narrandera ------�----- GOOD LUCK BOMBERS! Motors Award Kevin Absolom, Spec­ ial Award, Chris Barlow. Brennan's Newsagency MOSES WOOL CO. THIS WEEK ON RADIO - with WOOL BUYERS Today is a big day for six.ty Nar­ COOLAMON �-----:oo.7 Allon Hull: 2WG 1152 at 2.15 randera players, fifty l!hree are locals P.O. Bo• 121, Narr■ndera. Ph. 591209 ARIAH PARK-MIRROOL , NAR- and all wish them the best of luclc Serving the Coolamon ar� with: 1 RANDERA. and congratulations and the best of Newspapers, Magazines A so· COOLAMON - Phone 230 ell luck also to the Bombers, the Swans hours; ARDLETHAN - Phone 154; and I.he BulWogs. Paperbacks, Stationery, LEETON - Phone �32291; JUNEE • BOCK EXPRESS FREIGHT The major prize from last Sun­ Greeting Cards, Gomes, Phone 782, after hours 770, and Griffith to Melbourne day's raffle is still unclaimed - Cri­ and all Sporting Goods BOOROWA - Phone 174 terion ticket No. 06074. I, PHONE GRIFl'ITH 62275<1 I Try your ll•ck on the POOLS each All Pasture Seeds certified ■t II Second prize was won by Les Cur­ I A/H: 623350 ran of and third prize by week Compellti-,e Price& Stan Anderson of Grrtfith. l l6 17------

=---= ...... =-,- - ,._ - - :,. LEAGUE HONOUR ROLL LEAGUE HONOUR ROLL PREMIERS - 3rd XVIII 1973 B. Day, Ariah Park Mirrool. PREMIERS bt XVUI l 974 J. Geltch, Whitton. 1954 Ariah Park-Mirrool ii Ganmain. 1965 Ganmain d Whitton 1910 Ganmain d 1955 Ariah Park-Mirrool d Leeton. 1975 J. Prentice, APM. 1911 Malong d 1966 Narrandera d Griffith 1976 W. Evans, G.G.M. 1956 Ganmain d A.P.M. 196 7 Narrandera d Turvey Park 1977 J. Prentice. Ariah Park-Mirrool. 1912 Matong d 1957 Ganmain d A.P.M. 1968 Narrandera d Ganmain 1978 T. Haddrill, APM; G. Leeoh, 1913 Narrandera d 1958 Leeton d Coolamon. 1969 Griffith d Narrandera Ganmain; D. Scott, Na.r;randera. EDITOR'S NOTE 1959 Coolamoo v Turvey Park. 1970 Ardlethan d Narrandera 1979 B. Nolan, Ganmain. 1lt will ,be observed that under the 1960 Narrandera cl Turvey Park. 1971 Narrandera d Ganmain heading League Honour Roll, Premiers 1961 Turvey Park d Leeton. 1972 Narrandera d Ardlethan 2nd XVIII (Lanham Trophy) First XVIlL we are deficient of the 1962 A.P.M. d Coolarnon. 1973 Narrandera d Leeton 1958 J. Dunn, A.P.M. runners up for the seasons 1910 to 1963 Turvey Park d Leeton. 1974 Narrandera d Griffith 1959 R. Guthrie, Coolamon. 1913. 1964 Ganmain d Griffith. 1975 Griffith d Narrandera 1960 J. Pursehouse, Ardlethan. Should anyone be m possession of 1965 Ganmain d Griffith. 1961 J. Pursehouse, Ardlethan. this information. it would he greatly 1966 Narrandera d Griffith. 1967 Narrandera d Leeton. UNDER XIX 1962 G. Dunn, Whitton (posthumous). appreciated if ii could be relayed to 1963 G. Hughes, Ardlethan. the League Secreta-ry. Mr. J Buchan­ 1968 Griffith d A.P.M. 1976 Narrandera d Griffith l 964 G Johnson, Narrandera. an, Ganmain, Phone 49. 1969 Ganmain d Griffith. 1977 Narrar.dera d Turvey Park 1965 K. Sheather, Coolamon. 1970 Coolamon d Turvey Park. 1978 Turvey Park d Narrandera 1914 Narr-andera d Matong. 1971 Leeton d Griffith. t966 J. Nolan, Turvey Park. 1915-17 No Competition. 1..:.--!"'"'1""1 1\:,... , ,., ,"'t -.. l ... � �L ..., ,-.. J'"-1 (C,.1 ,'r...:_ 1972 N arrandera d Griffith. 1967 R. Smith, Griffith. 1918 Marrnr d Matong. BEST AND FAIREST WINNERS I 968 B. Logan, Ganmain. 1973 Coolamon d Turvey Park. 1919 Marrar d Narrandera. 1974 Narrandera d Coolamon. 1st XVIII (Gammage MedaJ) 1969 G. Traynor, Ganmain. 1920 Coolamon v Narrandera. J970 M. O'Mara, Leeton. 1975 Leeton d Turvey Park. 1948 G. Willi,s Griffith. 1921 Junee d Coolamon. 1976 Ganmain d Narrandera 1949 L. Foley, Narrandera. 1971 M. Deaton, Narrandera. 1922 Coolamon d Narrandera. 1972 M. Deaton, Narrandera. 1977 Turvey Park d APM 1950 D. Mattingly, Matong. 1923 Marrar d Narrandera. 1978 Leeton d Turvey Park. B. Pattison, Marrar. 1973 A. Turner, Narrandera. 1924 Narrandera d Ganrnain. ,½-, 1. 1""1,�JU.. �.,(.."'4"'C,�Ai=>-� 1951 P. Curtis, Coolamon. 1974 T. Doherty, G.G.M. 1925 Ganmain d Leeton. PREMIERS - 2nd XVIII 1952 L. Pedler, Nar. J. Pattisor, Cool. I 975 M. Foley, Narrandera. 1926 Matong d Leeton. 1953 K. Pleming, A.P.M. 1976 G. Manning, Griffith. 1927 Leeton d Ganmain 957 Narrandera v Turvey Park 1954 J. Micellson, A.P.M. 1977 C. Litchfield, Ardlethan. 1928 Narrandera d Leeton. 1958 Turvey Park d Leeton [955 D. Weldon, Leeton. 1978 S. Magrire, APM. 1929 Leeton d Matong. 959 Turvey Park d Leeton 1956 J. Stockton, Narrandera. 1979 G. Clark, Turvey Park. 1930 No Competition. 1960 Turvey Park d Leeton 1961 Narrandera d Leeton 1957 V. Hathaway, Griffith. THIRD XVIll (Petts Trophy) 1931 Matong d Narrandera. 1958 B. Scully, A.P.M. 1932 Narrandera d Leeton. 1962 Leeton d Ardlethan F. Thompson, Ardlethan. 1967 C. Pitt, Leeton. 1933 N arrandera d Leeton. 1963 Leet<:in d Narrandera D. Lyons, Leeton. 1968 T. Crouch, Ganrnain. 1934 No Award - Disputed. 1964 Turvey Park d Narrandera t 959 P. Box, GGM. 1969 D. Tyndal, Griffith. 1935 Ganmain d Matong. 1965 Leeton d Ganmain 1 960 K. Murphy, Turvey Park. 1970 R. Shuttleworth, Leeton. 1936 Leeton d Matong. 1966 Ganniain d Turvey Park I 961 V. Hathaway, Griffith. 1971 C. Duman, Narrandera. 1937-38 No Competition. 1967 Turvey Park d Narrandera I 962 M. Kruse, Leeton. 1972 G. Luhrs, Griffith. 1939 Leeton d Coolamon. 1968 Ganmain d Griffith 1963 D. Lyons, Leeton. 1973 B. Sullivan, Narrandera, 1st half 1940 Ganmain d Coolamon. 1969 Griffith d Turvey Park 1964 L. Sexton, Griffith. P. Ivanhoff, 2nd half. 1941-45 No Competition. 1970 Turvey Park d Narrandera 1965 P. Weideman, Coolamon. 1974 B. Russell, Narrandera. 1946 Ganrnain d Narrandera. 1971 Turvey Park d Narrandera 1966 F. Hodgkin. Ganmain. 1975 S. Maguire, A.P.M. 1947 Narrandera d Coolamon. 1972 Narrandera d Leeton 1967 R. Nolan, Turvey Park. G. Savage, Griffith. 1948 Narrandera d Whitton. 1973 Griffith d Leeton 1968 I. Crewes. Ardlethan. UNDER XIX 1949 Ganmain d Narrandera. 1974 Narrandera d Griffith 1969 A. Hayes. Coolamon. 1976 M. Thornton, Narrandera 1950 Ganmain d Griffith. 1975 Ganmain d Narrandera 1970 A. Hayes, Coolamon. I 977 S. Allen, Turvey Park. 1951 Ganmain d Whitton. 1976 Griffith d Leeton 1971 R. Clarke, Whitton. 1978 R. Finch, Ardlethan. 1952 Griffith d Whitton. 1977 Coolamon d Turvey Park 1972 S. Robins, Griffith. 1979 B. Lally, Ardlethan. 1953 Ganmain d Leeton. 1978 Griffith d Turvey Park

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GAMMAGE MEDAL VOTING WINNER: Whybro J. G. Armstrong 2, G. Gla,cott I, G. G. Clark, Turv�y Park. 2. R. Edis 2. I. Bu­ Powell 1 M Russell I, chanan I, K. Hilton L P. Taylor I, K. Thorn­ ARDLETHAN f G. Hilton I, D. Matting­ ton I. y C. Litchfield 13, D. l I G. Manglesc.orf I. LEETON I.' Day 4, B. Robertson 4, I.. R ynehart l. R. ShuHloNorth 13, P. P. Mooney 3, L. Litch­ GANMAIN ;<'( McCermack 10, M. field 2. E. Aoard I B. J Dean 7, J. Cedelland Kruse 9, G. Lashbrook Lally I, M. Lorenz I, 5, C. Wood 4. Z. Fraser 6, P. Kellahan 5, D. G. Smith l, W. Smith I, 3, N Darcy 2, M. Car­ Boots 3. B. Parks 3, G. E. Thomson I, R. Tuck­ roll 2, C. Firman 2, P. Piltz: 3, F. Finh,yson 2, TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Nolan Ganmain, Best and Fairest 1ST XVIII; G. Clark, Turvey er I. Turner I. T. Robertson 2, A. Breed Park, Best and Fairest 2ND XVIII; B. Lally, Ardlethan, Best and Fairest Under XIX. GRIFFITH l, P. Cl;iyton I, B, A.P.-MIRROOL 3 D<1le I. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT; M. Newton, A.P.M., Top Goalkicker, 1ST XVIII; B. Clark, P. McGrath 12, D. Tay­ Narrandera, Tep Goalkicker, 2ND XVIII; R. Knagge, Narrandera, Top Goalkicker, Under P. Short 6. R. Haddrill lor 7, J Toscan 5. S. NARRANDERA 7· XIX. 5, J. McLean 5, r. Col­ Branj 4. M. Nolan 4, B. Clark 9, W. Hunt �­ will 4, L. Cripps 3, R. T. Bennett 3, R. Green­ J. Batchelor 6, B. Ru,­ Fisher 3. N. Min�,hin wood 3, N. Heath 3, A. sell 6, S. Fi,.her 6. J. LEAGUE'S TOP GOALKICKERS 3. J. O'Dwyer 3, A. Hicken 3, D. Luhrs 3, Hugo 5, L. McCallum 5, Wood 3, P. Breust 2, FIRST A. McGann 3 D. Collis K. Absloom 3, S. Don­ xvm 1970 C. Sharpe (Griffith) 64 D. Dahlenburg 2, G, 2, G Carzoli 2, D. Gra­ aldson 3, G Sullivan 3, (Keisling Trophy) 1971 A. Taylor (Ardlethan) 101 Haddrill 2, G. Short 2, ham 2, S Robins 2, P. J. G<1wne 2, K. KennJ J 96 I L. Sexton (Griffith) 1972 E. Reynolds (Leeton) 130 K. Wallace 2, F. Vear­ Arn all I, K. Kirkpa:t- 2, I. Rose 2, S. Long­ 69 l 973 A. Breec: (Leeton) 78 1962 L. Sexton (Griffith) 57 ing I, P. Wood I. 1 ick I, G. Manning I, more I, P. Sheather 1. 1963 R Eurge (TP) I 974 Terence Carroll (Gan) 58 M. O'Donnell I, M. Tur­ 87 1975 S. Fisher (Nar) 83 TURVEY PARK / 1 1964 T. Carroll (Ganmain) 86 COOl,AMON t. ner I. D. Wade I. G. Clark 33. G. Dy