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NSW STATE FOOTBALL LEAGUE SFL DIVISION I

The QBE Insurance 'Ma~ch of the Day' be­ The Baulkham Hills versus Manly clash tween Campbelltown and North Shore is certainly is certainly the match of the Round. Manly are the highlight of this round. With the first encounter still stinging from Round 1 defeat by the young being washed out this is the first time these two Baulk ham Hills team and will be keen to turn the .. teams have met since last years Grand Final so the tables and move to the sole competition lead. first quarter will be spent finding the opposition's ·The other Saturday game is the Bal main/ weaknesses. Bankstown clash which Balmain will definitely Both teams have been kicking a ton of not have all their own way as in the first round. goals. Shore with Peter Robertson and Graham Bankstown have improved tremendously and Teasdale making it look easy while the crafty Brian cannot be taken lightly. Kershaw and the late-starting Dale Boccabella have Liverpool will be desperate in their clash been just as successful for Campbelltown. The against Sutherland as a loss will see them losing goal getters could make defence the decisive factor. touch with the five. However, before their home crowd and with$ 750.00 at stake Campbelltown will continue on their win­ While Macquarie Uni would dearly love ning way. a win on the board Wollongong should be fired up after their point loss to Northern Eagles. St George and Sydney Uni are a couple of teams trying to keep in touch with the top four which Meanwhile, Northern Eagles are on a is enough to make this game well worth seeing. high and could reverse the first round result having the home ground advantage i.~eir The Saints will have to overcome their third match agai~st Uni NSW. quarter slump hoodoo. However, on the big spaces of Olds Park and with the Students huge injury list the Saints should win. Holroyd-Parramatta look on paper to have S.F.L. DIVISION II the wood on Hills. Following their loss to Campbell­ The Penrith-Auburn clash should be town last weekend Coach Ron Thomas will not let interesting following Auburn's big win in the Lip­ the Goannas take it easy. However, stranger things ton Competition last weekend. Penrith have had have happened in football and it could be the week a couple of weeks break and will be short of the young Hills team put points on the board. match practice. On Sunday, East Sydney, the form team of Camden take on Bargo Knights at home the competition, play Western Suburbs on Wagener and should gather heart from the fact that no Oval. team members gave up last weekend despite - The Bulldogs ate on a roll after recent de­ being beaten by Auburn. Bargo Knights were feats of fqorth Shore, Campbelltown and St George disappointing in their match against Heathcote and with a rock solid defence should ·hold the Mag­ and seem to have hit a slump. pies at bay. Hawkesbury will have received some Wests are improving each week and should harsh words from their Coach following their be confident after their win against Sydney Univer­ defeat in the final of the Lipton pre-Season last sity, however, will it be enough to tame the Bull­ weekend and will probably be motivated to im­ dogs? prove on thafperformance. However, Heathcote showed promise. N.S.\V.A.RL. Football Record 1990 AROUND THE PICKETS

Sydney University are certainly in the Northern Eagles are claiming a CIL!b R~- , wars at the moment. Eleven regular first cord having not lost a match in six •. graders are sidelined with serious inju­ weeks. The six weeks includes washed ries. Captain/Coach has out games, controversial and close fin­ been hospitalized with a knee injury and ishes, however, the first grade have not _ . unable to take training. Clu_b Presid~_nt lo~t a match in six weeks! ~, Mark Skinner has shown his versatility by taking over the coaching reigns. Fof­ lowing Uni's walloping by Western Sub­ This weekend the Northern Eagles will urbs Mark has plenty of sympathy for be proving that footballers have bfains ' Col Kinnear and Russell Fairfax!! There , as well as athletic prowess by host!ng a is a light at the end of the tunnel as Trivial Pursuit Night. The ni9ht will be held at the Lindfield Community Centre, f many young players are getting v~lu­ able experience in the top grade which on the corner of Lady Game Drive and will make Uni a strong force in years to Moore Avenue, West Lindfield, at come. 7.30pm, on Saturday, June 16, 1990. All monies raised go to a good cause - the Northern Eagles Football Club. The John Glynn mystery was solved late last week with North Shore, after top level negotiatons winning ,his service~. Footballers, as a rule, have a vast myr­ Hills probably wished he. d stayed 1n iad of s~orting heroes, however, _two of Canberra following his strong perform­ Sydney s finest footballers have listed a I ance on Monday. · . couple of our four-footed friends as their most admired sportsperson. North Shore received another boost with the return of Tony Smyth. Smyth Campbelltown's Rod Podbury votes for was the best player for North Shore in Queensland champion racehorse Vo Pet~r last year's Grand Final and made .a ~el­ Rogue. While North Shore's comed return in Reserve Grade kicking Robertson would be tempted to write in , five goals. the name of Newcastle Cup and Metro­ politan winner Hunter. Another "senior citizen" hit the goalkick­ Congratulations to umpire, Tony ing list. Auburn's Gr~hame A:llen kick_ed t two goals in the Lipton Final series St Cfair on his marriage to Shona. played at Whalan Reserve last week­ end. We'll be kind and won't reveal Grahame's age just gi".'e the hint that Grahame was bo'rn while World War II was still raging!!

A prominent "geriatric" State League player moonlights mid-week as a Rugby League player. He showed the League people the skills of the Aussie Rules player last week by coolly kicking a field This weeks winner of the Sherrin Football goal from the half way mark with sec­ from Aussie Rules Supply Co. for Goalkicker : j onds to go to give his team victory. of the week is P. Robertson (NS) with 11. j 1990 REPRESENTATIVE TEAMS - ! I I 1990 QBE INSURANCE N.S.W. TEAL CUP TEAM ;.,., GRAEME BARBER - COROWNRUTHERGLEN ADAM BEITERMAN CENTRAL BROKEN HILL :1---- - ~~ DALE BEITERMAN - CENTRAL BROKEN HILL DANIEL BREED - BAR ELLAN CRAIG BRODERICK - WESTBROOK WARREN CARTER - LOCKHART f CLINTON COLE - NORTH ALBURY BRENDAN CULLEN - CENTRAL BROKEN HILL BEN DOOLAN - ALBURY SEAN DRENNAN - DENILIQUIN SHAYNE ENGLAND - NELSON BAY TIM FERGUSON - WEST BROKEN HILL PAUL GOODEN - OSBORNE PETER GREEN - BAR ELLAN ROBERT HANILY - FINLEY BEN HEADEN - STGEORGE NATHON IRVIN - MANGOPLAH COOARDINIAUNITED . SAM KING - LOCKHART ~ JASON MOONEY - TURVEY PARK I I ANGUS NEVIN - STGEORGE TODD O'NEILL TOCUMWAL TREVOR RICHARDS - BAR ELLAN MARK SANSON - LAKE CARGELLIGO JUSTIN WAY - OAKLANDS MARK WHYTE - ARDLETHAN

TIM JOHNSON - COACH PAT THOMPSON - ASSISTANT COACH TED RAY - MANAGER CHARLIE CORBETT - TRAINER DAMIEN HUMPHRIES - RUNNER N.S.\V.A.F.L FOOTBALL RECORD 1990 ITS ON AGAIN! PLAYER OF THE WEEK

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NSW STATE FOOTBAil LEAGUE· Round 9 1st Grade Sydney Un/ 1-3 3-8 3-11 5-14 (44) Sydney Uni Western Suburbs 2-4 5-9 8-9 10-10 (70)

East Sydney 6-3 11-5 14-9 18-15 (123) Trumper Park Sf George 5-2 7-8 7-12 11-14 (80) !!,·""! Parramatta 2-10 4-13 7-17 7-23 (85) Gipps Rd Oval Campbel/town 0-0 HJ. 7-9 11-10 (78)

NorlhShore 9-4 15-8 20-7 25-9 (159) Gore Hill Hills 1:5 4-7 5-9 8 13 811

Reserve Grad• Under 19 ~ Sydney Uni 5-13 (49) NorlhShore 13-13 (91) Western Suburbs 3-4 (22) Hills 5-5 (41) - ( 1 East Sydney 10-10 (70) Parramatta 9-8 (80) ~=~=t=l~r=1=1=1=r=1=r=i=i=1=l=1=1=1~1 Sf George 5-11 (47) Campbel/town 7-14 (58)

Panamatta 17-17 (119) East Sydney 2-1 (13) Campbel/town 5-2 (32) Sf George 15-17 (113)

North Shore 17-23 (125) Sydney Uni 5-5 (41) Hilts 4-2 (28) Western Suburbs 11-8 (72)

SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE· Division I Round 1O fat Grad• Wollongong 1-2 4-8 4-10 11-15 (81) Dalton Park- NthnEagles 6-3 9-5 11-10 12-10 (82)

UniNSW 1-5 4-8 5-8 7-10 (52) Village Green Bau/kham Hills 5-3 7-4 10-S 15-17 (113)"

Liverpool 9-3 17-11 23-14 25-18 (174) Rosedale Oval Bankstown 1-2 1-6 3-7 4-10 (34)

,Sutherland 4-1 10-S 18-9 28·12 (180) Gwawfey Park ~ Macquarie Uni 2-3 4-5 5-8 8-12 (60)

Ba/main 4-1 5-5 9-11 13-13 (91} Drummoyne Oval Manly 5-4 9-7 12-10 15-17 (113)

Reserve Grade Under 20 Wollongong 15-22 (118) Ba/main 9-4 (58) NthnEagles 5-1 (37) Manly 14-7 (91)

Un/NSW 5-7 (43) Sutherland 14-11 (95) Bau/kham Hills 11-12 (78) Macquarie Uni 4-5 (29)

Sutherland 11-17 (83) Liverpool 14-8 (90) Macquarie Uni 8-7 (55) Bankstown 9-7 (61)

Balma.in 11-8 (74) UniNSW 4-8 (32) Manly 5-6 (36) Baulkham Hilts 11-12 (78)

Wollongong 13-6 (84} -! NthnEagles 2-3 (15) NEW GENERAL MANAGER APPOINTED .I

The Chief Commissioner of the New South Wales Australian Football League, Mr John Morris, fast week · announced the Boards decision to appoint Mr Craig Davis as their new General Manager and extend ~·. their congratulations to him in his challenging new role.

As General Manager, Craig's major responsibility will be the management and administration of the code in New South Wales reflecting the objectives of the.Board ensuring continued growth and stability. t Craig is a former A.F.L. player with Carlton, North Melbourne, Collingwood and the Swans plus a pe~iod on the Coaching staff of the latter, he enjoys a high profile within the football community in New South Wales and Nationally.

Part of the League's long range plans is ·the placement of staff in regional areas, they are Damien Humphries (Coffs Harbour), Les Parish (Griffith), Russell Campbell () and together with the Administrative team at the League Headquarters comprising of Donna Burke, Tim Johnson, Linda Blackburn, Dale Carroll, Steve Wright and David Levens the future offootball into the decade is in good hands.

Craig formerly held the position of Coaching and Promotions Director and has been committed to the code in this State since his move here, from Melbourne, in 1986.

Craig will be backed up by a long seNing and dedicated staff and 'we are confident Craig will usher in a new and exciting era for Australian Football in New South Wales in the years to come' Mr Morris stated.

JOHN MORRIS CHIEF COMMISSIONER - N.s:w.A.F.L. JUNE 7, 1990. N.S.,V.A.F.L. Football Record 1990 1990 STATE FOOTBALL LEAGUE FIXTURE Round 1 • Sunday April 1 Round 12 ·Saturday 7 July Campbelttown 18-9 East Sydney 12·8 Parramatta v North Shore GippsRd Parramatta 17-13 Western Subs 3·6 Hills v Campbelltown Em Holmes Nth Shore 21·20 St George 5.5 Sunday 8 July Sydney Uni 26-20 Hills 10·10 Sydney University v East Sydney Sydney Uni Western Subs v St George Wagener Oval ,~ Round 2 • Saturday 7 April Campbelltown v Parramatta Football Park Round 13 ·Sunday 15 July St George v East Sydney Olds Park East Sydney v Parramatta Trumper Park Hills v Nth Shore Em Holmes Oval Sydney Uni v North Shore Sydney Uni Sunday 8 April St George v Hills Olds Park Western Subs v Sydney Uni Wagener Oval Campbelltown v Western Subs Football Park Round 14 ·Sunday 22 July Campbelltown v St George Football Park Round 4 ·Sunday 29 April Sunday 29 July Western Subs v Nth Shore Wagener Oval East Sydney v Nth Shore Trumper Parli St George v Parramatta Olds Park •Hills v Western Subs Ern Holmes Hills v East Sydney Ern Holmes Sydney Uni v Parramatta Sydney Uni Campbelltown v Sydney Uni Football Park Round 15 • Saturday 4 August Round 5. Saturday 5 May East Sydney v Campbelltown Trumper Park ~ North Shore v Parramatta Gore Hill Parramatta v Western Subs Gipps Road East Sydney v Sydney Uni Trumper Parle Nth Shore v St George Gore Hill . St George v Western Subs Olds Park Sydney Uni v Hills Sydney Uni Sunday 6 May Campbelltown v Hills Football Park Round 16 ·Sunday 12 August Western Subs v Sydney Uni Wagener Oval Round 6 ·Saturday 12 May St George v East Sydney Olds Parle Parramatta v East Sydney Gipps Road Campbelltown v Parramatta Football Parle Sunday 13 May Hills v Nth Shore Ern Holmes North Shore v Sydney Uni Gore Hill Hills v St George Pennant Hills Round 17 ·Sunday 19 August Western Subs v Campbelltown Wagener Oval East Sydney v Western Subs Trumper Parle Sydney Uni v St George Sydney Uni Parramatta v Hills 19/20 May Gipps Road Nth Shore v Cam.pbelltown Gore Hill NSW OBE INSURANCE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS . '~ lo be played in Canberra 1st Semi Final Sunday 26 August Erskineville Oval Round 7 ·Sunday 27 May St George v. Campbelltown Olds Parle 2nd Semi Final N'.11 Shore v East Sydney Gore Hill Sunday 2 September Erskineville Oval •Parramatta v Sydney Uni Gipps Road Western Subs v Hills Wagener Oval Preliminary Final Sunday 9 September Erskineville Oval Round 8. Saturday 2 June East Sydney v Campbelltown Trumper Park Grand Fina( St George v Nth Shore Olds Parle Sunday 16 September Erskineville Oval Hills v Sydney Uni Em Holmes Sunday 3 June Western Subs v Parramatta Wagener Oval GROUND LOCATIONS Erskineville Oval· Fox Avenue Erskineville. Tel. 51·3811 Round 9 - Saturday 9 June Map Ref. 169 10G(Greg.) 9E 10 (UBD) .., ~dneyUni v Western Subs Sydney Uni Wagener Oval • Whitfield Avenue, Ashbury .. Tel. 798·9131 astSydney v St George Trumper Park Map Ref. 167 12D (Greg.) 83 E7 (UBD) Monday 11 June Gore Hill - Pacific Highway, St Leonards. Parramatta v Campbelltown Gipps Road Map Ref. 125 13C (Greg.) 57 G2 (UBD) . Nth Shore v Hills Gore Hill Gipps Road - Gipps Road, Greystanes Map Ref. 160 2H (Greg) 60 J7 (UBD) Round_ 10 • Saturday 16 June. Trumper Park· Glenmore Road, Paddington St George v Sydney Uni Olds Park Map Ref. 148 16K (Greg.) 4 C9 (UBD) Hills • v Parramatta. Em Holmes Em Holmes Oval - Britannia Avenue, Pennant Hills •Campbelltown v Nth Shore Football Park Map Ref. 98 5L (Greg.) 26 010 (UBD) Tel. 980-6:\ 15 Sunday 17 June Olds Park· Forrest Road, Mortdale. Tel. 579-3463 Western Subs v East Sydney Wagener Oval Map Ref. 210 6C (Greg.) 91 N10 (UBD) Round 11 • Sunday 24 June Football Park • 416 Fields Road, Macquarie Fields. Sydney Uni v Campbelltown Sydney Uni Tel. 605·2226 Map Ref. 224130 (Greg.) 105C D5 (UBD) Nth Shore v Western Subs Gore Hill Sydney University • No. 1 Oval Sydney University, Parramatta Parramatta v St George Olds Park Road, Camperdown. Map Ref. 9 11 H (Greg.) 8 LS (UBD) East Sydney v Hills Trumper Park Round 3 Saturday 30 June DEFERRED ROUND •Denotes QBE Match of the Day. East Sydney v Western Suburbs Trumper Sydney Uni v S!George Sydney Uni Parramatta v Hills Gipps Rd Sunday 1st July North Shore v Campbelltown Gore Hill TUNE IN TO RADIO 2SERFM-107.3 FOR ALL CHANGES AND UPDATES TO YOUR FOOTY FIXTUR NCLUDING WET WEATHER REPORTS. THE FOCUS ON FOOTBALL SHOW IS BROADCAST EAC ATURDAY MORNING BETWEEN 8.30am • 9.00am HOSTED BY KEVIN TAYLOR AND CRAIG DAVIS. N.S.W.A.EL. Football Record 1989 N.S.W.A.EL. Football Record 1989 CAMPBELLTOWN Black & White NaV'f Blue & White Blue & Gold 1. J. Roberts 16. G. Ramirez 1. P. Raymond 16. M .. Smith 1. N. Brunton 17. D. Richardson 1. P. McC/aughfin 17. R. Lewis 2. J. Zelasco 17. S. Nicholas 2. W. Ashlin 17. J. McLaughlin 2. D. Laube 18. P. Rickett 2. G. Luff 18. D. Cirufis 3. W. Polley 18. M. Penny 3. M. Underwood 18. P. Smith 3. R. Defmenico 19. S. Bramman 3. S. Chichester 19. A. Hillas 4. A. Taylor 19. W. Wilson 4. R. Podbury 19. G. Henley 4. M. Cunneen 20. S. Lansdell 4. S. Crowe 20. W. Maslin 5. B. Smith 20. P. Granger 5. W. Dame// 20. M. O'Hurfey 5. B. Veale 21. M. Porta 5. R. Braid 21. L. Mildenhall 6. R. Young 21. P. Smith 6. R. St9dart 21. D. Boccabella I : .r 6. J. Lanham 22. M. Wegener 6. L. Doffimore 22. D. Armstrong 7. C. Masterson 22. G. Gleeson 7. R. Matheson 22. A. Lindfiefd 7. G, Hutchinson 23. S. Edmonds 7. A. Bell 23. M. O'Brien 8. D. Shaw 23. C. Francis 8 .. B. Sinnott 23. S. Barratt I ·. ·:·•• 8. iJ. Upfiff 24. D. Wegener 8. M. Confao 24.J. Mann 9. B. Knight 24. B. Nieser 9. ·s. Noack 24. S. Smith ... 9. D. Dorman 25, M. Grills 9. C. Pahl 26~ M. Crawford 10. G. Barthofomaeus 25. D. Polley 1o. B. Kershaw 25. D. Layt~_n 1O. T. Curram 26; G. Eaton 10. M. Sharpe 28. C. Barker 11. P. Carroll 26. J. Stephenson 11. G. Noack 11. P. Mcivor 27. C. Wisdom 11. A. Noble 30. D. Simonson 12. L. Urquart 27. W. Gouda 12. D. Clark 12. D. Archer 28. J. Prestwidge 12. J. Elias 31. M. Toshack 13. J. Gaitanis 28. M. O'Donoghue 13. P. Betros 13. A. Seymour 30. D. Barwick 13. P. Metzner 37.J. Moles 14. S. Vaughan 29. C. O'Donoghue 14. D. Broadstock 14. B. Hawke 31. G. Sukroo 14. R. Seymour , 15. I. Martin 15. A. O'Donoghue 30. G. Lucas 15. B. Morley I 15. W. Hoffis 32. T, Johnston 16. T. Andrew 41. H. Nguyen 16. C. Hart r:ll"tnfiI:ma SYDNEY UNIVERSI Red& White Gold& Blue 2. S. Heron 17. A. Heron 1. A. White 16. J. Carter GOALKICKERS 3. D. Costigan 18. M. Wamsley 2. M. Davis 17. M. Frost 4. M. Lawler 19. G. Robinson 3. M. Hirst 18. M. Franklin 5. S. Buckman 20. J, White 4. · E. Corvino 19. K. Smith 6. R. Barry 21. M. Clift 5. R. Schoell 2o. w. Wills 7. A. Quinn 22. J. Wallace 6. C. Munk 21. J. Ayton 8. M. Travers 23. S. Wolsten- ' 7. J. Larkin 22. W. Francis 9. D. Travers ho/me 8. P. Hussey 23. N. Speers 10. D. Fletcher 24. G. Baxter 9. P. Kelly 24. T. Driscoll SCORE CARD 11. M. Ingram 25. P. Siebefs 10. R. Luke 25. A. Howard CLUB CLUB 12. M. Cotter 26. D. Wadfing 11. T. Stack 26. M. Larkin 13.M. Gibbon 27. R. Taylor 12. S. Mbore 34. P. Von Wyck QUARTER GOALS BEHINDS POINTS QUARTER GOALS BEHINDS POINTS 13. B. Moore 38.B.Scott 14. B. Shipp 28. D. West 1st 1st 15. M. Madden 29. A. Sidoti 14. R. Trembath 39. W. Skinner 16. K. Smith 30. A. Care 15. M. Macoustra 2nd 2nd NORTH SHORE 3rd 3rd Red& Blue Red& Black 4th 4th 2. S. Barratt 17. D. Vella 1. A. Smith 22. A.·Croke 3. T. Bedshaw 18. T. Donohoe 4. D. Fitzgerald 23. W. Macbeth Final Final 4. G.Mimmo 19. M •. Coen 5. D. Bray 25.'J. Doyle 5. P. Gooley 20. A. Ballantyne 6. A. Mills 27. A. McKindfay RESERVE GRADE d 6. A. Buchanan 21. G. May 7. R. Daniel 28. J. Robinson 10. M. Hermans 30. G. Lieberman 7. G. Spillane 22. J. Clark UNDER 19/20 d 8. G. Smith 23. D. Thomas 11. S. Smith 31. W. Fiske 9. a.Jones 25. B. Perl 13. M. Barbour 32. B. Cocks 10. C. Onions 27. C. Yard 14. P. Robertson 33. M. Saunders ,, 11. K. Couchman 28. D. Thiessen 15. A. Growcott 34. 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Donaldson N.S.\V.A.F.L Football Record 1990 1990 SFL DIVISION I FIXTURE Round 1 • Sunday 25 March Sutherland v Macquarie Uni .Gwawley Oval Manly 16·14 Baulkham Hilla 17-19 Bankstown 6·5 Baima in 211-24 Round 11·Saturday16 June Sutherland 14-15 Liverpool 11-6 Liverpool v Sutherland Rosedale Oval Wollongong 28-24 Macquarie Uni 15-13 Macquarie Uni v Wollongong Macquarie Uni Uni NSW 10-11 Nthn Eagles· 7-10 Nthn Eagles v Uni NSW St Ives S'ground Sunday 17 June Round 2 - Saturday 31st March Baulkham Hills v Manly Crestwood Oval Liverpool 14-11 Bankstown 10-11 Bal main v Bankstown Drummoyne Oval Nthn Eagles 4-6 Wollongong 11-16 Macquarie Uni v Sutherland postponed to 25/4 Round 12 ·Sunday 24 June Manly 8-9 Balmain 6-5 Manly v Macquarie Uni Weldon Oval Sunday 1 April Bankstown v Nthn Eagles Jensen Oval Baulkham Hilla 18-14 Uni NSW 11-23 Sutherland v Uni NSW Gwawley Oval Baulkham Hills v· Wollongong Crestwood Oval Round 3 • Saturday 7 April Bal main v Liverpool Drummoyne Oval Manly v Liverpool Weldon Reserve Sutherland v N1hn Eagles Gwawley Oval Round 13 ·Saturday 30 June Wollongong v UniNSW Dalton Park Liverpool v Manly Rosedale Oval Sunday 8 April UQiNSW v Wollongong Wollongong- Bankstown v Macquarie Uni Jensen Oval Nthn Eagles v Sutherland St Ives S'ground Balmain · v Baulkham Hills Drummoyne Oval Saturday 7 July Macquarie Uni v Bankstown Macquarie tJni Round 4 • Saturday 21 April Sunday 8 July • Macquarie Uni v Manly Macquarie Uni Baulkham Hills v Balmain Crestwood Oval Nthn Eagles v Bankstown St Ives S'Ground Uni NSW v Sutherland Village GReen Round 14 ·Saturday 14 July Liverpool v Bal main Rosedale Nthn Eagles v Manly St Ives S'ground Wollongong v Baulkham Hills Dalton Park Uni NSW v Bankstown Jensen Oval Wollongong Sutherland Dalton Park Round 5 ·Saturday 28 April Macquarie Uni Baimain Macquarie Uni Manly v Nthn Eagles Weldon Reserve Sunday 15 July Sunday 29 April Liverpool v Baulkham Hills Rosedale Oval Bankstown v UniNSW Jensen Oval Sutherland v Wollongong Gwawley Oval Round 15 - Saturday 21 July Bal main v Macquarie Uni DrummoyneOval Liverpool v Macquarie Uni Rosedale Oval Baulkham Hills v Liverpool Crestwood Oval Manly v UniNSW Weldon Oval Sunday 22 July Round 6 ..Saturday 5 May Sutherland v Baulkham Hills Gwawley Oval Uni NSW v Manly Village Green Bankstown v Wollongong Jensen Oval Wollongong v Bankstown Dalton Park Bal main v Nthn Eagles Drummoyne Oval NthnEagles v Bal main St Ives S'Ground Macquarie Uni v Liverpool Macquarie Uni Round 16. Saturday 28 July Sunday 6 May Nthn Eagles v Liverpool St Ives S'ground Baulkham Hills v Sutherland Crestwood Oval Wollongong v Manly Dalton Park Macquarie Uni Baulkham Hills Macquarie Uni Round 7 - Saturday 12 May UniNSW Bal main Village Green Liverpool v Nthn Eagles Rosedal Oval Sunday 29 July Manly v Wollongong Weldon Oval Sutherland Bankstown Gwawley Oval Sunday 13 May Bankstown v Sutherland Jensen Oval Round 17 ·Saturday 4 August Bal main v UniNSW Drummoyne Oval Manly v Sutherland Weldon Oval Baulkham Hills v Macquarie Uni Crestwood Oval Liverpool v Uni NSW Rosedale Oval Saturday 11 August Round 8. Saturday 19 May Macquarie Uni v N1hn Eagles Macquarie Uni Wollongong v Bal main Dalton Park Sunday 12 August Uni NSW v Liverpool Village Green Baulkham Hills v Bankstown Crestwood Oval Nthn Eagles v Macquarie Uni St Ives S'ground Bal main Wollongong Drummoyne Oval Sunday 20 May Sutherland · v Manly Gwawley Oval Round 18 • Saturday 18 August Bankstown v Baulkham Hills Jensen Oval Macquarie Uni v Uni NSW Macquarie Uni Wollongong v Liverpool Dalton Park Round 9 • Saturday 26 May Nthn Eagles v Baulkham Hills St Ives S'g round Liverpool • v Wollongong Rosedale Oval Sunday 19 August Uni NSW v Macquarie Uni Village Green · Bankstown v Manly Rosedale Oval Manly . v Bankstown Weldon Oval Sutherland v Bal main Gwawley Park Sunday 27 May Qualifying Final· 25 August Erakineville Oval Balmain Sutherland Drummoyne Oval Baulkham Hills v Nthn Eagles Crestwood Oval Elimination Final • 26 August Jen&en Oval 213 June Country Championahlpa Wollongong 1st Semi Final· 1 September Erakineville Oval Round 10 ·Saturday 9 June Wollongong v Nthn Eagles Dalton Park 2nd Semi Final • 2 September Jensen Oval Uni NSW v Baulkham Hills Village Green Sunday 10 June Preliminary Final - 8 September Erakineville Oval Balmain v Manly Drummoyne Oval Bankstown v Liver pool Jensen Oval Grand Final· 15 September Erakineville Oval TUNE IN TO RADIO 2SERFM·107.3 FOR ALL CHANGES AND UPDATES TO YOUR FOOTY F/XTUR NCl.UDING WET WEATHER REPORTS. 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By John Lanser

STRIKING WITH AN ELBOW

• In recent weeks the tribunal has imposed suspensions of six matches and seven matches on players convicted of striking with an elbow. In 1989, a player was suspended for ten matches for a similar offence. Two of these three players had clean records.

While the 1989 case involved a blow aimed at an opponent's head the other two penalties were imposed upon players who, while not specifically aiming at the head, swung an elbow backwards in the direction of, and intending to make contact with, a tagging player whose close presence was known. In these circumstances, a defence of "accident'' simply cannot succeed. Equally doomed is that (frequently-advanced) defence to elbowing (usually after disposal) which claims that the raised elbow was just as inadvertent, action In trying to hip-and-shoulder a playel"ill. possession of the ball. The tribunal firmly rejects the idea that "hip-and-shoulder'' includes the elbow.

As two of these abovementioneil cases have highlighted, elbows which forcefully come in contact with the head are capable of doing terrible damage and no player should have to run onto a football field contemplating that he may be carried off to face weeks, or months, sidelined with head Injuries induced by an errant elbow. For this reason, the range of penalties imposed in the cases mentioned above can be taken io be representative of the minimum (subject to the reported · player's record and the force of any blow found to have been struck) which the tribunal will continue to impose for such offences. Any player who swings his elbow in the general direction of another player, intending some form of contact, does so at his own peril. )

I818-.UHA_L TOPICS THIS WEEKEND'S GAMES

N.S.W. STATE LEAGUE- ROUND 10 Saturday, June 16 St George v Sydney University Olds Park Hills v Holroyd Parramatta Em Holmes Oval Campbelltown v North Shore Football Park Sunday, J1,me 17 Western Suburbs v East Sydney Wagener Oval

SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION 1- ROUND 11 Saturday, June 16 Liverpool v Sutherland Rosedale Oval Macquarie University v Wollongong Macquarie Uni· Northern Eagles v UniNSW St Ives Showground Sunday, June 17 Baulkham Hiiis v Manly Crestwood Oval Balmain v Bankstown Drummoyne Oval

SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION II - ROUND 7 Saturday, June 16 Penrith v Auburn Penrith Sunday, June 17 Camden v Bargo Knights Camden Hawkesbury v Heathcote Bensons Lane Oval Nepean/Blacktown - Bye_

NEXT WEEKEND'S GAMES

N.S.W. STATE LEAGUE - ROUND 11 Sunday;June 24 Sydney University v Campbelltown Sydney University North Shore v Western Suburbs Gore Hill St George v Holroyd Parramatta Olds Park f East Sydney v· Hills Trumper Park

SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISIO~ 1- ROUND 12 Saturday, June 23 · Manly v Macquarie Uni Weldon Oval Sunday, June 24 Bankstown v Northern Eagles Jensen Oval Sutherland v Uni NSW Gwawley Park Baulkham Hills v Wollongong Crestwood Oval Balmain v Liverpool Drummoyne Oval t 1 N.S.\V.A.EL. Football Record 1990 . . · -10 YEARS OF SYDNEY FOOTBALL 1980',~A--~1990.

YEAR THREE - 1982 (cont.)

On July 11 the first ever first grade match Western Suburbs rover Warwick Polley took place on the Will Wagener Memorial was the leading goalgetter for the series Oval, home ground of Western Suburbs. while Michael Clift (St George) notch.ed The Oval was a truly fitting monument to five goals in the first game. a tireless worker for football and the West­ ern Suburbs club. Mark Seily who currently coaches North Shore Under 19's was coach ·at the On this day Western Suburbs' Jack Sydney team. Maude, the veteran Goal Umpire, passed his 400 game milestone with 200 of them In July Newtown stalwart Laurie McNulty being senior games. died. Laurie still holds the record for kicking the second h0ighest number of Former Essendon player Steve Taubert, goals in one game - 27 goals agaiostSQllth playing with the Sydney Swans just about Sydney on August 3, 1957. ·· single-handedly defeated St Kilda on the S.C.G.. Taubert later left the Swans to Former President of North Shore, Fred coach St George. McKay, also died in July. Juniors, Seniors, licensed club, it was all a challenge for In July the Coach of Newtown, "Slammin' Fred and he delivered for each segment Sam Kekovich, announced his rf,!tirement of our code in N.S.W.. - one of many as Sam made comeback after comeback in Sydney and Melbourne Young Frank Neville handled his 20oth t ; and is a regular feature in the Melbourne game with exactly 75 being first grade Sun. His comment 'a better player on one , games. leg than most of them on two" is well , remembered. New South Wales won the Under 15 Cham­ pionships at Rosedale Oval for the ninth In July·the Sydney Unde~ 15's. won the time in 10 years. In the process they State Championships, at Broken Hill, ·for defeated Queensland, Tasmania and the the first time in 20 years. Sydney went A.C.T.. through undefeated and allowed·11 goals against them in the three games played. The N.S.W. Captain was Broken Hill's Robert Capriolle, now with St George after The backbone of the Sydney side was some time with Sydney Swans. John Evans (St George}, Brad Prime (North Shore) and Martin Hickey (Hills) - all of whom were to play senior football. The seasons leading goalkicker was East Sydney's Goeff Spaulding with 105 goals from Hills Steve Edwards (71). LEVENS ON UMPIRING

I • • Apart from a sound knowledge of the laws and their c9rrect interpretation, fitness plays a major part in the success of an umpiring performance. . ..· .

Training occurs two nights per week under John Reid's direction at Chatswood Oval on Tuesday nights and Erskineville Oval on Thursday evenings com­ mencing at 5.30pm. A range of training routines· are undertaken by field,. boundary and goal umpires, Including umpiring skill activities on a Thursday evening.

Bi monthly a 4km time trial takes place at the Sydney Athletic Field, in Anzac Parade, Moore Park. Umpires strive to lower their times with a sub 14 minute time being a pre-requisite for A.F.L. senior and reserve select!on.

The next time trial which· is run in groups commences at 6.00pm on June 21, and footballers are most welcome to attend to pit their fitness level against the •men In white•. If players/clubs are interested in participating they could call me at the League Office or show up at 5.45pm on June 21.

\, N.S.\V.A.F.L. Football Record 1990

LEADING GOALKJCKERS·

SW STATE FOOTBALL LEAGUE - 1990 YONEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE ON I- 1990 First Grade First Grade P. Robertson (NS) 11 41 A. Browne (Wng) 0 33 D. Smith (SU) 4 36 M. Ti/yard (Bal) 5 31 G. Teasdale (NS) 4 32 D. Bing (Liv) 6 C. Ansell (Stg) 3 30 29 B. Rafton (BH) 3 28. B. Hawke (Par) 2 30 P. Boyce (Bal) 2 B. Kershaw (Cam) 0 26 27 C. Masterson (WS) • 3 19 D. Ledwidge (BH) 3 20 Forst (Wng) 0 B. Scott (SU) 0 17 G. 18 M. Blackburne (Bal) 0 A. Seymour (Par) 0 16 18 G. Stafford (Man) 5 18 M. O'Hurley (Cam) 1 15 IO'Dea (BH) 4 16 Reserve Grade Reserve Grade N. Speers (SU) 4 24 M. Free (Shi) 2 24 D. Barwick (Par) 3 20 K. Claxton (Bal) 3 23 P. Crawford (Par) 3 17 M. Chisholm (UN) 2 21 R. Daniel (NS) 0 16 M. Va/ach (Bal) 4 20 N. Reid (NS) 2 15 IO'Dea (BH) 0 13 G. Mason (ES) 3 ·15 B. Glenny (Mac) 0 13 I Curram (Par) 0 14 W. Sullivan (Shi) 3 12 E. Corvino (SU) 0 13 Under 20 • M. Walmsley (Stg) 1 12 S. Bramman (Par) 0 12 S. Brown (BH) 1 22 S. Fitzpatrick (Shi) 4 17 R. Henderson (Wng) 0 16 Under 19 B. Windle (BH) 2 15 L. Conway (Cam) 1 20 M. Quade (Wng) 4 14 J. Crawford (Par) 1 19 J. Cole (Shi) 0 14 T. Tedman (NS) 0 17 P. Biela (Wng) 1 12 N. Clarke (NS) 3 15 A. Roberts (Cam) 2 15 YONEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE - orv I S. Morrow (Par) 3 14 1st Grade J. Pearson (Stg) 2 13 B. Coutts (Par) 2 11 P. Jannenga (Pen) 0 18 D. Costigan (Stg) 1 11 M. Harris (Hwk) 0 15 M. Castles (NS) 0 10 M. Parker (Aub) 0 13 I Sanderson (Aub) 0 12 M. Walker (Pen) 0 10 NSWAFL Football Record 199°0 COMPETITION TABLES

'NSW STATE FOOTBALL LEAGUE SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE

1st Grade 1st Grade

Club P W L D For Agst % Pts Club P W L D For Agst % Pts 770 508 151.57 24 North Shore 6 7 0 1057 539 196.10 28 Manly 7 6 1 0 Parrarnatta 8 6 2 0 895 496 180.44 24 Baulkharn Hills 8 6 2 0 969 757 128.01 24 Carnpbelltown 8 6 2 0 968 636 154.86 24 Balrnain 8 5 3 0 1197 680 176.03 20 802 673 119.17 20 East Sydney 8 5 3 0 799 605 99.25 20 Sutherland 8 5 3 0 stGeorge 8 3 5 0 751 648 86.56 12 Wollongong 8 4 4 0 894 668 133.83 16 Sydney Uni 8 3 5 0 722 872 82.60 12 Uni·NSW 8 4 4 0 715 772 92.62 16 763 565 135.04 12 Western Subs. 8 2 6 0 633 1103 57.39 8 Liverpool 7 3 4 0 Hills 8 O 8 0 527 1071 49.21 0 Bankstown 8 3 5 0 528 939 56.23 ~ 2 Nthn Eagles 8 2 5 533 908 58.70 10 Macquarie Uni 6 O 7 592 1293 45.78 2 2nd Grade Parrarnatta 8 7 0 802 306 262.09 26 2nd Grade North Shore 8 7 1 0 754 314 240.13 28 Sydney Uni 8 4 4 0 572 606 94.39 16 Balrnain 7 7 0 0 595 179 332.40 28 stGeorge 8 4 4 0 459 525 87.43 16 Baulkham Hills 7 5 2 0 611 401 152.37 20 361 184.49 16 Hills 8 4 4 0 460 628 73.25 16 Manly 7 4 3 0 666 East Sydney 8 3 5 0 519 569 91.21 12 Macquarie Uni 7 4 3 0 523 409 127.87 16 559 73.52 16 Carnpbelltown 8 2 6 0 396 745 53.15 8 Wollongong 7 4 3 0 411 463 142.76 12 Western Subs. 8 7 0 381 650 58.62 4 UniNSW 7 3 4 0 661 Sutherland 7 2 5 0 494 449 110.02 8 Liverpool 5 2 3 0 176 538 32.71 8 Nthn Eagles 8 O 6 O 185 1032 17.93 0 UNDER 19 North Shore 8 8 0 0 743 245 303.27 32 Under 20's stGeorge 8 6 2 0 680 291 233.68 24 409.25 32 Parrarnatta 8 6 2 0 623 350 178.00 24 Wollongong 8 8 0 0. 708 173 264.78 32 Carnpbelltown 8 5 3 0 756 332 227.71 20 Baulk. Hills 8 8 0 0 797 301 Western Subs. 8 2 6 0 338 587 57.58 8 Sutherland 8 4 4 0 620 485 127.84 16 Sydney Uni 8 2 6 0 345 620 55.65 8 Balrnain 8 4 4 0 486 514 94.55 16 90.91 16- Hills 6 2 6 0 .299 730 40.96 8 UniNSW 8 4 4 0 520 572 East Sydney 6 7 0 248 877 28.28 4 Liverpool 7 4 3 0 432 566 77.70 16 Nthn Eagles 8 3 5 0 404 505 80.00 12 Manry 7 2 5 0 384 521 73.70 8 S.F.L. DIVISION II Macquarie Uni 8 7 0 338 586 57.68 4 Bankstown 8 7 0 296 772 38.34 4 1st Grade Hawkesbury 3 3 0 0 527 93 568.67 12 ·. Nep./Black. 4. 3 0 360 282 127.68 12 S.F.L. II UNDER 20'S Penrith 3 2 1 0 369 °182 202.75 8 Nep./Black. 3 3 0 0 353 96 367.71 12 Auburn 4 2 2 0 383 374 102.41 8. H.M.AS. 5 3 2 0 431 300 143.67 12 Heathcote 3 2 0 291 277 105.05 4 Hawkesbury 119 138 86.23 4 Bargo Knights 4 3 0 289 440 65.68 4 2 1 0 Camden 3 1 2 0 193 284 67.96 4 Camden 3 o 3 0 53 624 8.49 0 Penrith 3 0 3 0 116 394 29.44 0 We recognise the generous support of

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