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Austraia's Favourite Beer. ®MI, TRUSTEES Another Cariton Product the Future Is Assured OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION REGISTERED FOR POSTING AS A PUBLICATION CATEGORY "8" AustraIa's favourite beer. ®MI, TRUSTEES Another Cariton Product The future is assured. AB3590/85 VAUGHAN PRINTING PTY . LTD. 624 High Street, East Kew . Telephone : 817 4483. A Mem ber of the National Mutual Group of Companies Na,a,d Mun,d A Section Review by Ross Booth Collegians hold top spot after their 19 point win over North Old Boys at Harry Trott Oval a fortnight ago. It looked for a while like Collegians winning run was going to end as North led by 10 points at quarter time, Foster's Lager- but a 6 goal second quarter by the Lions put paid to that! 'an Roberts kicked three goals in the term to end with 6 for the day and now has 59 for the year . Collegians centreline of G reg T gear, Peter Kahn and Gary Irvine really got on top in this term as well . Lion central defenders Simon Williams [CHB]Band Stuart Hinchen A symbol of Australia [FB] were just too strong . Nort h's on-ball players Peter Wright, Mark Bowman and reGerarc! rown did reasonably well as did half forwards Mark Malone and Luke Morse, but sadly for North it was their 3rd loss in 4 games . for almost a century. BulleenTemplestowe "stole" a one point win over University Blues. It was very wet at Timber Ridge and the game did not reach a high standard . Blues held Bulleen goalless in the first quarter and kicked 5 themselves . They led by 20 points at three quarter time, but Bulleen, with Shane Farley dominating on the wing powered home with 6 goals in the last quarter. Earlier the Macaulay brothers, Simon and Nick together with the aging but brilliant Bernie Angel had set the Blues up for a win that would have taken them into the four. But the loss sees them slip to sixth . Since the Fosters brothers brewed the Ormond moved up to third place with a big 53 point win over Ivanhoe at the Boulevard. Ormond's key for- wards Scott Taylor [CHF] and Andy Hill [FF] were both amongst the goals with 5 each . Rovers Joe Young first distinctive Australian lager in 1888 and Andy Mehrten blitzed Ivanhoe in the early part of the game with Ormond holding almost a 12 goal break at the major interval . Rob Stewart and Phil Russell tried to lift the 'Hoes' in the second half from the half back the fame of Australia's favourite beer line but the leeway was far too great to make up. has grown around Australia and around De La Salle was in control all day against Marcellin and scored a comfortable 48 point win . they might have won by more but for bad kicking at goal . Tim Cooke in the centre was a powerhouse and Brian Wald ron and the world. Pat Maher in defence kept the Eagles out . The Getson brothers, Luke on the wing and Matt in the ruck were Foster's was first exported to South Marcellin's best . Africa during the Boer war Bottom side Caulfield Grammarians proved Peter F re nch correct when they got up by 3 points over Old . Today you Scotch. Curiously, their last win was against Scotch at Elsternwick 8 games ago. The Fields jumped Old Scotch in the first term and held a 5 goal lead at half time. But they lost two key players in that half - Warwick Watson can get a Foster's from Baghdad to from the forward line who had kicked 5 goals and ruckman Dick Fish, both with hamstring injuries. Scotch came back in the second half with Caulfield finishing the game with 16 fit men and two injured players propped Bangkok, San Francisco to Singapore . in the forward line. A gutsy win! It was Chris Stone's last game for the club - he is moving to Sydney in business and David Matthews, John Kanis and Phil Callil made sure his last memory of the club was a winning one! It's by far the biggest selling The win by Caulfield breathes more life into the relegation stakes. Australian beer in Britain. For a change of voice listen to Peter Fre nch tonight at 6.40 on 3LO! I am having a mid-term break! But this One of the top 10 selling imports in week I fancy : the U.S.A. A SECTIO N B SECTION Marcellin v NORTH OLD BOYS ST.KILDA CBCOC v Fawkner Sold in every Australian state, DE LA SALLE v University Blues THERRY v St. Bernards COLLEGIANS v Old Scotch OLD XAVERIANS v Parkside Foster's outsells every other Australian Bulleen-Templestowe v ORMOND [Elsternwick] UNIVERSITY BLACKS v Old Brighton s brand of beer. Caulfield Grammarians v IVANHOE OLD PARADIANS v Old Melburnian THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLE R Australia's favourite beer. OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIO N JULY 12, 1986 Price: 80 cents VO L. 86 No. 1 4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBA LER 1986 3 Elsternwick are quietly confident of being the first side to upset Bulleen-United this year . I'm afraid I don't the 'Wicks confidence and will stick with the E Section leaders . St . Bede's are at home to Clayton an d as will Peninsula at Mt . Eliza against its bayside brothers in Willy CY. State Bank will be untroubled OGGS & Brunswick will enjoy the big Uni . oval and accound for Uni . Redz. Peter French- F Section I like Whitefriars over ANZ Bank & St . Leonards may just break the ice this week by beatin g Footscray Tech At Patterson Lakes. St . Andrews can win its 8th game by beating Comm . Bank & Uni High c set for a big win over La Trobe . In the match of the section Old Essendon willl show its supremacy by beating Previews Todays Games Doveton at the Grammar School . G Section winners are easier to pick Monash over GTV9, Old Carey at home over Parkside & Williamstown 3rd game by beating Eitham . Don't foorget Amateur round up tonight on 3LO at 6 .40 p.m . CARNIVAL REPORT Before looking at today's game a public vote of thanks to VAFA Coach John Fisher, skipper Dominic Spillane by Peter French and all the team who represented this Association so magnificently last week in Adelaide . They have restored * The Statistics* the States supremacy in Amateur football and deserve our congratulations for the manner in which they represented this Association . vic. 5.3 12 .9 19.10 28.13 .181 Goalkicke rs : O'Brien 8. Adams 2 . Keenan 2, Meehan. Palmer. Herman. : 1 .4 3.5 7.10 7.19 .61 Mehrten, Yandell The match of the day in A Section will be played at Elsternwick Park between Bulleen-Templestowe and West Aust Ormond . The Bullants must win to retain second spot - Ormond must win to stay clear of North O Goaikickers : O'Brien 9. Keenan 4. Meehan 4 . Adams 3 . Wallis 3. Best: Spillane . Berztns . O'Brien. Lopes. Fuller. Ryan, Yandell . Mehrten .B. who will . Palmer. Mehrten, Gilmore Umpires: Donaldson (Tas) Merrigan (W.A .) surely win at Bulleen against a rattled Marcellin . _son 2 MATCH TROPHIES gest: Meehan . Considine . O'Brien. Gleason . Mehrten . Kingston The heavy conditions will favour Ormond who enjoy playing at Elsternwick Umpires: Cranwell (S A) Donaldson (Tas. ) Vic v W A Simon Meehan (VAFA) of state players Phil Meh rten, . Both sides will welcome the return Vic v Tas Paul Considine (VAFA) Russell Barnes & Phil Kingston for Ormond & Tony Keenan & Shane Gilm Vic: 3.1 7.6 12 .10 17.13.115 Vic v S A Dominic Spillane (VAFA ) Bulleen-Temp. A doubt thatKingston , Tasmania 3.1 3.5 4 .7 4.9.33 Cameron O'Brien (SAAFL) & Keenan will play as both suffered injuries in Adelaide . Each in n,his re own way will be sorely missed . However Bulleen-Templestowe have almost become used to playing without Goalkickers : Berzins 4, Gleason 3. Adams 2, Considine 2 . Keenan Presidents Trophy for Best Player in Carnival : Phil Mehrten the big red haired ruckman come forward and will cover his probable absence ?almer, Wilts . O'Brien, Walli s Hugh V Millard AAFC Medal : Cameron O'Brien Mehrten & Young for Ormond & Vin Asdagi & Ric Demarte . The roving duels between Andy Best : Smith. Spillane. Keenan . Lopes. Gleason . Considine ALL AUSTRALIAN TEAM (VAFA Selections) Bulleen-Temp . are sure to provide a highlight Umpi re s: Cranwell (S A) Merngan (W A ) Dominic Spillane (Captain) Peter Adams . Paul Considine. Robert Fuller, and as both sides have skilfull and attacking forwards a great game is assured Tony Keenan . Phil Mehrten . Cameron O'Brien, Peter Ryan, Richard in 1984 Bulleen-Templestowe have never beaten . Since their arrival in A Section Vic: 3 .2 8.2 14 .4 17.10.112 Schober Ormond and I don't believe they'll improve on that today . Sth Aust. 2 .1 7.3 10 .4 11 .8.74 Uni. Blues face a crucial match at Waverley oval against break De La Salle who will have appreciated the weeks . The Blues simply cannot afford a loss at this stage and nor can De La who would drop out of the four * THE HIGHLIGHTS * in the Blues .are victorious . I'd be tempted to go for the students at the University but at East Malvern De La who know their ground so well will win . (And there were plenty!) Collegians play host to Old Scotch at the Trott and can expect a tough game for the first half Lions greater team work and running game will see them pull .
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