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JUNE 15, 1985VOL. 85 - No. 1 0

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Foster's was first exported to SouthAfrica during the Boer war . Today youcan get a Foster's from Baghdad toBangkok, San Francisco to Singapore .

It's by far the biggest sellingAustralian beer in Britain .

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\t the half way mark of the season, it looks very,liiticult to predict the four . Any of the top six could

itbutDeL ahe Blues areppla y playing wellt they have aa eve

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und to make up .

Sc otch took over top position when they beat

(, ollegians by 9 points at Harry Trott . Co ll egiansirted well and led by l6 points at quarter time,but

Scoteh kicked the first 5goals in the second quarternJ led by 14 points at one stage though Co ll egiansu,~ht back to trail by just I point at half time . Both

s added 5goals in a. good third quarter and Collegians~,"Iined the lead three quarter time, by 3 points . It"Q, t nip and tuck in the last quarter but 2goals in the,,,,t few minutes gave Scotch victory . Andy Smith11"') ,, good day in the centre for Scotch and FergusNiel had the better of Tim Bennett, even though[ ;, nnct t got three goals .I thought Scotch's best playe r

possibly Ric Senior ; the Lions are missing roverKeith Parsons . Collegians best were defenders Gregparsons, who played a great game, and And rew Wright.vnothergood player was tall wmgmanJeremy Schmidt.

it \c;s a very enjoyable game to watch and coul dgone either way . Both had players missing ;

Collegians were missing Herman and Keith Parsons,~ith injury and Scotch were without Sherwen and1hompson, Marx did his hamstring and Mason was

uuovailable . Another significant return was that ofCcotch forward Scott Nelson - he could be a big-„ct for them .

In me replay of last year's grand final at Elsternwick .

Ormond tuned the tables on De La Salle by 41 points .)lark McDonald had the better of Mick Deveson,,nd finished with 4goals .Geoff Singleton got 6at fullwrward and was given his opportunities byBoy anton,Sutherland and Eishold, all on -ball players . Ritchie

, ndBeard defended we1l .Shane Murphy starred forDe La. and kicked 5 goals and Mick G reen continuedhis good comeback in the ruck .Hill and McDonnellwere steady across the centre but overall De La werequite disappointing .

The upset of the day was up at the Universitywhere the Blues trounced third placed Ivanhoe by 69points . Full forward Mary Ty quin starred with 9goals and the Blues had other good half forwards inRoger Curnow and Don McInnes . Grutnter con ti nuesto impress in the ruck and Tun Carey was solid indefence . Alan Salter would not have enjoyed thereturn to the University but he was gracious in defeatand told the Blues that he could not understand theirlowly position on the ladder . His better players wereruckman Wally Dulevskis, wingman Tim Donohueand half backs Greg Cameron and Tony Course .

Old Xaverians ran out of time and failed by just 3points to upset Bulleen Templestowe . Bulleen'; greateraccuracy and earlier ascendency proved just enough .Bullants Stephen Pace was again on target with sixgoals and Steve C urtain got 4, all in the desparate lastquarter .Kaniro,Delan ty and Gilmore were impassablefor three qua.rters for Bulleen and for the Xavs Ry anand Barry were great triers .

At the Brens Ova],North's seven goal burst in thethir quarter was the main difference in their 49pointwin over St . Bernards . The experienced players atNorth,Borcich,Grif fi n and ORourke did well asdidnewcomer Ball . For the Saints their best was againcaptain Gary McAllister,and Grbac and Wood weregood contributors too .

The likely winners in A Section :

Bulleen-Templestowe v UNIVERSITY BLUESST . BERNARD S v Old Xaverian sORMOND v North Old BoysOLD SCOTCH v De La. SalleIVANHOE v Collegian s

And in B Section :OLD BRIGHTON v Old ParadiansST . KILDA v Caulfield Gram .Kew v PARKSID EAjax v MARCELLI NUNIVERSITY BLACKS v Old Melburnian s

VAFA 1w WAThe VAFA was defeated by 9points by the VFA in

the fourth annual Victorian Football Cup clash : E,in which football was the winner .

The crowd a.t Preston was estimated at 5 .000 .Everyone left feeling that the game was a thoroughlyA)sorbing and worthwhile affair . in spite of the verycold . blustery conditions .

The VAFA s original squad of 25 was badly depleted .Six players were unavailable : Kiel (thigh), Gilmore(knee), De Marte (thigh), Spillane (ankle), Mik e

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McDonald (virus) and Peter Gi ttos for family reasons .That left 19 players, so three more got their chance :James Garde (Blacks ruckm on), Tim Cooke (De La .Salle utility) and Rick Garde (Blacks ruckman ),TimCooke (De La Salle utility) and Rick Van Den D ri est(Bulleen-Temp halfback) . Ormond's Alan Naylorwas the unlucky player to miss the 21 .

The vAF,A lined up a. little differently from theselected side .Considine was in the forward pocket,and Deveson in the back pocket . But changes had to

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be made fairly quickly as the VFA got off to a goodstart kicking with the breeze .Ol2iley looked verydangerous up forward so Mike G reen moved Considineon to him and Deveson to the back flank where hebecame a good player .

The VFA kicked 7 goals in the first term, but theAmateurs did well to kick 4goals into the stiff breeze,and trailed by 22 points at quarter time .

The VAFA attacked for the first part of the secondterm, but it was the VFA who increased their lead to31 points early in the second term . The VAFA wasstruggling . Van Den D riest earn eon to the back flankand he provided a lift and the Amateurs slammed on5 goals, with the busy Eishold levelling the scores atthe29minute mark . CentremanAndy Smy the hadbeen instrumental in lifting the VAFA .

The VFA supporters behind me were pleased thatit was a. close game . that the VAFA were making agame of it . But, as the third quarter were on and theVAFA got on top with more desperate play theyweren't so impressed and voiced their disapproval ofthe men in white . It was a. great quarter by theAmateurs as they increased their lead to 20 pointsinto the breeze . It was a much better game in thesecond half and the crowd had come to life . MarkMcDonald was coming into it at centre half forwardand Rohan Brown was on top in the ruck . MarkMcDonnell was on top on his wing and StephenClark was a. desperate rover . But at the 23rd minutemark of the third quarter . Gary Brice made twomoves which probably changed the course of thematch . The effect of Ian Rickman coming onto theforward flank was obvious ; he provided a. big lift . Butthe departure of Neil Jordan from the back pocketdid not mean the end of his contribution . The VFAclawed their way back to trail by 13points at the finalchange, but the Amateurs had the breeze in the lastterm .

Eishold kicked the first goal at the 3 minute' markand the lead increased to 19 points . But it was to beour last goal .Brice broughtJordan on and put him onthe ball, and he began to take over as Brown had runhimself into the ground . Ian Rickman continued tobe a focal point for the VFA and with Considine offthe ground . O'Riley began to come into it . TheVAFA battled hard but theydidn't have the legs to goon with it and the VFA hit the front at the l8minutemark . There were still chances to win but Lumieisisealed it for the VFA with agoa.l just before the siren .The VFA supporters behind me were relieved, butthey had great admiration for the spirited display byour players and a. healthy respect for the VictorianAmateur Football Association . Well done ! The gamewas played in the right spirit - a credit to bothcompetitions . Perhaps Blues fullback Pat Salingertypified the effort - he kept full forward MarkFothe ringham to just one goal . They deserve yoursupport in future matches .

PHONING OF SCORESSENIOR and JUNIOR SECTION S

BEFORE 5 P .M.RESERVES BEFORE 3 P .M.

to Mr. PAUL HALLY a t379 8171

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SCORES :WA : 7.5 9.8 10.9 14.13.97VAFA : 4 .1 9.8 12.10 13 .10 .88Goalldckers : Garde 3, Eishokl 3, Murphy 2, McDorald2, Kanis, Bourke, Considine .

Best : Eishold, Brown, Smy the, McDonald, Ritchie,Salinger .

TROI'HIES :

VAFA - Simon EisholdVFA - Mark McDonald .

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THe VAFA's U .18 team lowered its colours forthe first time in going down to the VFA by 29 points .In a. game marred by the wind and a heavy rain stormthe VAFA started slowly and made little use of thestrong breeze with the result it was well down at halftime. In the second half the team showed greatendeavour and whittled away their opponents leadbefore finally succumbing to a bigger better andstronger side .

To coach Trevor Read his selectors Mark Wallers(Chairman), Bill McNamara and Chris Hibbert plusteam manager Greg Miles, and Property StewardRex Doran the Association expresses its appreciationfor the hours of work put into the team who althoughbeaten, were far from disgraced .

GOALKICKERS :Carafa 2,Carlin 2,Nash 2,Phillips2, Lowe and Mahad .y .

BEST PLAYERS : Gary Kennedy, Vaughan Carlin .Adrian Williams . Mark Mahady . Paul Matter, PaulCarafa .

TROPHY WINNERS :

VAFA - Gary KennedyVFA - Vaughan Carli n

FINAL SCORES :

VFA :15 .9 9 .9 defeated VAFA 10.10 .70

PHONING OF DETAILSA SECTION BEFORE 6 P.M .

B SECTION 6 P.M. TO 6.30 P.M.Mr. GEORGE McTAGGART at

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~e Whisper ReturnsIts certainly nice to be back and before looking at

i h]s week s games I m ust thank Robert Lamb and thettniversity Blues for my 4 week break . Two glorious~,,-eks on the Gold Coast and 2 in the garden so I'ms,veet on the home front . Much has happened in the,,,,,nth I've been off . A Section has proven very even; Ithough not as much as B or E and Old Trinity,{,?serve special praise being the only club in the.Association undefeated in the Seniors and Reserves .

They tell me Stuart Stockdale has a. grin that woulddo him justice at Luna Pa.rk !

Back to A Section Blues again provided the upsetwith a most impressive and I dare say forDave Fosterand Peter Schauble encouraging win over Ivanhoe .Blues are really on the improve which now placestremendous pressure on old Xavs and St .Be rnards ifthey're to remain in the big time .

Did you a11 get onto the Co ll egians coach's remarkslast week . He told Peter French that Old Scotch,Ormond and De La Sa lle would make the finals andeither Ivanhoe, North OB or his own side . Prettyhonest fellow is Bruce Ferguson . Speaking of thefinal 4 in A Section the Whisper's four is : Ormond,O .Scotch, Ivanhoe and North OB .Controversial enough?Bulleen-Temp is the only side capable of upsettingthat selection and Ivanhoe would be the crowd tomiss .

Looking now at todays matches . After a. week'sspelllvanhoe at home will be too tough forCollegians .The Hoe are hard to toss at the Boulevard and needthis win to stay with the leaders . So too do Coll egiansbut their attitude is pretty ordinary and they can onlyseem to win on dry days at Elsternwick Park andHarry Trott .

In a. promotor's dream of a. roundDe La Salle whoare really at th cross roads meet leaders Old Scotch .How the Ca.rdina.l's will love their beer tonight . Afteraccounting for their visitors whose days of powerandglory are now all in the past . Scotch will reallyconsolidate their position amongst the leaders anddeal yet another blow to De La Salle who have somany players down on form . Scotch have been hardhit by injuries lately and yet have been able to call onReserves to fill the bill which says much for theirdepth . De La on the other hand have been forced torush Mick Green back and have Phil Kerin undecidedon his football future .Har ri ngton and Skipper Maherare down on form and the loss of Lowe who has beensorely missed has cost De La. much mobility . Thebright spot for De La. has been the VAFA's recognitionof their champion Shane Murphy who has been agreat credit to his club in particular and the Associationin general . Well done Murph on your most warrantedappointment as State Captain . Scotch will welcomethe return of Mason and Sherwen and even if there issome doubt of Kiel his onfield presence will do m uchfor the Cardinals for whom Hodge and Smith are infine touch .

North will find out just how good they really areafther their visit to the Gunn Reserve .I d be a. m ug towrite them off especially as Gus Carrall and Paul

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Considine are having fine seasons and should givethe North little men first use of the ball but reallybeating Ormond at Ormond its really not on, especia.llvafter witnessing the form of the team against De La afortnight ago and the manner in which its staterepresentatives played against the VFA . It comesdown to this Ormond have more experience moredepth and more talent and in a crisis McArthur-Allenhas more to call on than Jim Durnan .

Bulleen-Templestowe faces a. real danger gameagainst the rapidly improving University Blues . Itpromises to be a fine match as a . win is imperative toboth clubs for entirely different reasons . Bulleen-Temp cannot afford to step any further behind thecompetition leaders whilst the Blues will be anxiousto draw away from relegation candidates St-Bernardsand Old Xave ri ans . The outcome of the game couldlie with Greg Kazouro who is bound to be given thebig task of minding Mark Ty quin, although Zemskimay be tempted to rush Gilmore back . The Bluescan expect Salinger to nullify Stephen Pace and wi llhave a. winner on one wing in Nugent . Polkinghornewill not have to contend with Clark who is reportedto be trying out at Essendon and if Demarte plays hisfitness would be suspect so with the edge around thepacks . I'm tempted to go for the Blues . The more Iwrite and reflect on this game the more I m sure itwill be the match of the day and the game for yourstruly to sneak out and look at . I11 stick with myhunch and no for the Blues .

St . Be rnards v Old Xaverians . What a game andhow much hangs on this for both clubs . The homeground advantage and tenacity of St . Bernards arethe Saints greatest asset but the return of Nick Wiltonand the realization that a loss would almost certainlyput the club in B Section next year plus their greatertalent should see the Xavs home in what will be aphysical game . Nick Bourke has settled in quicklyand proving a. most versatile player, whilst youngstars Vaughan Carlin,Paul Curtain,and Mark Beat tieplus the agression of Tony Barry will provide enoughenthusiasm for an Old Xav victory . As I said earlier,any A Section match today will be a crowd pleaserand I hope to see you there .

In B Section we have certainly seen a . change ofpa.ce .Parkside has lost its way of late whilst Caulfieldand OMs have emerged as the sides to beat . I've notwritten off theDevils who have signed former interstateand Alphington ruckma.n Lau ri e Stretton who withGoran Yoksich now gives the club the best ruckcombination in the section . However Parkside hassome hard work to do as I believe the double chancewill be vital for the Clubs with promotion thoughts .Marce ll in is another side who ve improved out of .sight in recent weeks and will certainly trouble allteam s and may even steal a spot in the 4 at the end ofthe year . Perhaps the biggest disappointment hasbeen the Blacks who appear to have a for better sidethan last year but have not been able to win matches .Certainly they have the talent and if any club iscapable of storming home and throwing out a. challengeit will he Uni . Bla.cks .The Blacks are the sort of teamwho rival coaches will be pleased to see well out ofharms way .

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The whisper's B Section selections today are :Old Paradians in a turnup, Ca ulfield to win the matchof the day against St . Kilda . Parkside over Kew .Marcellin against AJAX and Blacks to surpriseOM's .

In C Section the Bany isle Fawkner game will beworth going rules to see, and as 111 be in the area. IProbably will .Brockwell hasBany tile on the boil andaevkner may experience the taste of losers beer by 5

pm today . St . Kevins who have had a disastrousseason will grab a valuable 4 points against Monashat Righetti oval and Therry at home will be untroubledby the Rovers . Old Halley bury in ust beat OldCamberwell to have any hope of a finals appearancebut Schwab has the 'wells a real promotion chanceand they're unlikely to falter even at McKinnon .Finally Thomastown are the obvious victors overCoburg .

The two main games in D Section are at AlbertPark where Balaclava are bound to worry WestBrunswick add with the fear of dropping from the 4hanging over them should have enough incentive tobeat est . In the other game Old Mentonians havethe huge task of upsetting leaders Old Trinity . Even

E WHISPERS VIEW OF THE VITA MATCHWere we Stiff or just Not Good Enough ?

Probably a bit of both although the fact that theyhad 14 more frees was not lost on me . Young SimonEishold played a ripper and Mark McDonald wascertainly the class player in both sides . However theWhisper's best was vice captain and O .M's skipperRohan Brown . He almost rucked all day and was agreat example to his team .Johnny Kanis,Guy Ritchieand Andrew Smy the can all hold their heads high ascan the Uni . men Pat Sa linger and James Garde .

Anyway its all in the past now and Michael (sreenhas got to lift em for the Carnival . With a few starshopefully over injuries, we're sure to defend the titleof Amateur Champions and win the MelbourneCarnival before tackling the Country boys .

THE BLAv- LIST

(Ca) - Failed to phone final scores to Paul Hally asrequired - Reserves 6y 3 p .m ., all other Sections by5~a .m . -FINE - FIVE DOLLARS .( t ;b) - Also failed to phone scores by 5 .30 p .m .-FINE - TEN DOLLARS .(Cc) - Failed to phone scores ( if necessary) ordetails to Press Correspondent by 6 p .m. ( B Sectiondetails - 6 .30 p .m .) - FINE - TEN DOLLARS.

(Ca) - PRESTON - ( Seniors & Res .) - $1 0(Ca) - ORMOND U19 - $5(Ca) - MHSOB U.19 - $5(Ca) - WILLIAMSTOWN U.19 - $5(Ca) - MONASH BLUES (U.19 & Res .) - $10

8th JUNE R O UN D(Cb & Cc) - MARCELLIN U19 - S20(Cb & Cc) - OLD XAVERIANS U .19 - S20

at Keysborough and with a place in the four at stake,the locals have no hope simply because old Trinit~have at least a. C Section team playing in D Grade !

Other winners MHSOB,North Brunswick and OldIvanhoe .

As in D Section there are 2 BIG games in E Section,At Elstemwick Park locals Elsternwiek take on lea .dersPreston who will be in uch happier playing on the No .I oval than on Elsternwick smaller version No . 2which has seen many a good side go down . TheWicks are low on confidence following successivelosses and Preston should win easily . At Mt . ElizaPeninsula simply must win and with this in mind andits decided home ground advantage I91 stick with thePirates to topple Williamstown . Bulleen United willbeat FITOB, Heatherton will beat Old Carey andOld Geelong will beat Uni . Reds tomorrow .

Today's F Section Winners :Clayton over ANZ BankUHSOB to beat DovetonOld Essendon easily against Monash Whitesand Brunswick similarly over La. Trobe .

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Personaft ParsBIG DAY FOR OLD IVANHOE

150 FOR DAVID "SOAPIE" PURCELLCongratulations to David on his 150th game last

Saturday . David, now one of the senior players is a;reat team man and a tremendous example to ouryoun~er players . Coach Jeeves is hopeful that this old`pegs will hold out and allow `Soapie' a few moreseasons .

WILBA HITS TONThe Peninsula Old Boys wishes to congratulate

Steven Wiltshire on reaching his 100th senior gamewith the club . Steve who has been our most consistentplayer for many years has contributed greatly to theOld Boys . He has twice won our B & F award, hasrepresented the VAFA in the combined side thattoured Tasie, where he was awarded the Touriststrophy for the best afield player and was runner-up inthe B&F for the section in 1984 . He is undoubtedlythe best rover in the competition . Anybody who hashad the pleasure of playing with Steve would hmcappreciated his skill with the ball and around thcfield, he leaves opponents astounded, and often outplays 2 or 3 . Steve also contributes off the field wherehe is assist . secretary and has the respect of all at theclub . His 100/, contribution on and off the field isundoubtedly his best attribute . Congratulations Wilba.

5 YEARS AGO - 198 0

"E" Section coaches were V.Harvie (Bull-United),Terry Sheehan (Lat. Univ .), Way ne Kirby ( Mentone0$.), Ian Duncan ( North B'wick ), M . Mannix (PrincesIiOI ), Frank Rosb rook ( St . Pius), Paul Bain ( U .HS .O .B .),and Rick Brockwell ( West B'wick). Who coachedANZ Bank . Elsternwick, Old Geelong andThornbury ?

Tony Brocksopp's 174th game for Old Geelong,saw him bring his 174 consecutive games to an endwhen he broke his leg .

On top half way throutrh the season were A'De LaSalle, `B' Collegians, `( ' Old Brighton Gram ., `D'ALphington, E' Elsternwick, `F' Thomastown, `J1'St . Bernards, `J2' Therry and 3 3' Thomastown .

St . Bernards O .C . congratulated Gerard ("Gus")Mitchell on the occasion of his 200th game asa coachat the club . Coaching credits included : two premiershipsJ1 1969 and 'A' Section, 1975, and State came 1976 .Well done, G us (and to Paula who put up with you forthose 200 games) .150 games to David Potter (Old Camberwell) and

Dave Durack ( Mentone O .B .) .

Old Brighton and Trinity, in 'C' were 5 points,~part at half time, and 68 points apart at the end ofthe game, with Old Brighton triumphing 22 .16(148)to 12 .8(80) . Best were Shepherd, Kemp, Leske, Hi ll ,Priestly ( 9gls), (Old Brighton) andKirkbride,Brunting,Outen (Old Trinity ).

10 YEARS AGO - 197 5

B Section captains were G . Tootell (Caulf. G .), IanRice (Coll.),Bill McWhinnie (Ivan.),B .Mitche ll (Kew),M . Power ( Marc .), R . E lliott (Old Carey ) , P . Mason(Old Ha lley ) , B . Church ( U . Blues) . Who captainedDe La Sa ll e and Old Scotch?

In a high standard game, U.H .S .O .B . (C), 3rd,defeated Old Melburnians, 5th 17 .11(113) to 14 .14(98) .Best were Edwards, Johnson, Flanell, McMahon (6eoals )(U.H .S .O .B . ) and P . Dawson, Knight, Urquhart~Old Melb .) .

Old Ivanhoe (C)held on to second position with a15 point win over M .H .S .O .B . Old Ivanhoe's starsvere Galbraith (6 goals) . G . Stevens, Lee, and for%1 .H .S .O .B . . R . Wood, Featherby and Adams didwell .

Heatherton 25 .20(170) against Glenroy 6 .5 .(41)"as top scoring team for the round . Mecking (12_,oals) . Peter Carey , and Fletcher were best .

15 YEARS AGO - 1970

Geelong went into top position in B Section whenthey inflicted the first defeat on Uni . Blacks - buthow lucky! Blacks were 44 points down at the lastchange, but kicked 8 .7 to 2goals in the final term togo down by only a point . Allden, Jones and E . Smithwere best for Geelong, and Jones, Mclean and Morgan(7 goals) desperate players for the Blacks .

National Bank's junior team had its first win forthree years when it downed Parkside Juniors by 2points .

Melbourne High welcomed back "Wassa" Dickand Ian Harrison . Ian had been in the bush teachingfor a few years and returned to the senior side with afine game .

St. Bernards congratulated John "Tiny "Creationand Joy on the birth of their first child .

The Umpires'Association congratulated father andand Hec . started

with the V .A .F.A . in 1951 .

25 YEARS AGO - 1960

Jim Hawkins, De La's first captain, who led theClub to its first two flags, had made a comeback andlooked set for a successful seacon .

100 games to John By rne ( Ormond ), John Corby(Nat . Bank) .

AJAX coach PeterCharleston had been transferredin his employment . The Club welcomed new coach,George Coates (former Fitzroy and Victorian) roverwith a 92oal victorv .

ALphingtonjunior Bill Goldsbury kicked 6goalsfor the fourth time for the season .

U . Blacks (8 .12) surprisea Old Xaverians (6.) torecord the Black and Reds'second defeat . Best wereTurner, Whitford, Steer ( Un . Blks), and G . Keogh,Mcdsaacs,Drum (Old X .) .

35 YEARS AGO - 1950

In B Section, a remarkable position applied after 9games, as the premiership list read : games won, 9 . 8,7, 6. 5 . 4, 3 . 2, I . 0 . Can a University mathematicanwork out the odds about such a result ?

Ormond made it 10 wins straight with a 3-pointvictory at home against University Blacks befo re acrowdyof 4.000.

Old Xaverians scored their first success with an 8-point win against Hampton Rovers . Goss (6 goals) .Phelan (4) and Schrader were best .

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CUREIKEMMOTODAY

A SECTIO NST . BERNARDS v OLD XAVERIANSField : F . Pessetto . J . Horwoo dGoal : M . Richardson, R . BridgesORMOND v NORTH O .B .Field: R. Woolley, K . CoughlanGoal : D. Hillier, R . DunstanOLD SCOTCH v DE LA SALLEField : F. Flannery . R . FrancisGoal : B . Hoare, T . WylesIVANHOE v COLLEGIANSField : B . Goodman, S . McCarthyGoal: J . Russo, I . MalcolmBULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE v UNIV . BLUESField : C . King, P . Wisema nGoal: D . Moore, M. Murray

B SECTIO NST . KILDA v CAULFIELD GRAMMARField : K . Farrelly, S . Gree nGoal : D . McKenzie, N . JohnstonReserves : Rusde nKEW v PARKSIDEField : B . Hayward . R . LippoldGoal : G . Trewarne . B . SiegaReserves : R . CogdonA .J .A .X . v MARCELLINField: A . Jamieson, W . HenryGoal : J . Hayes, M . SerongReserves: S . Alge rUNIV . BLACKS v OLD MELBURNIANSField : W . Lyons, P . Mollo yGoal: D . Hinchcliffe . S . GoodmanReserves : FlanaganOLD BRIGHTON v OLD PARADIANSField : M. Thomas, P . Cherr yGoal: S . Cavanagh, G . ClancyReserves : A . Shelley

C SECTIONCOBURG v THOMASTOWNField : M . Ford eTHERRY v HAMPTON ROVERSField : M . GildayOLD HAILEYBURY v OLD CAMBERWELLField: N . Wilso nBANYULE v FAWKNERField: R . Trace yGoal : J . Hall, B . WatersST. KEVIN'S v MONASH BLUESField: D . Wilson

D SECTIONBALACLAVA v WEST BRUNSWICKField : B . Wals hReserves : C . McKenzi eNORTH BRUNSWICK v ST . BEDE'SField : P . Maebu sOLD MENTONIANS v OLD TRINITYField : D. D'Alter a

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POWER HOUSE v OLD IVANHOEField: G. CavanaghM .H .S .O .B . v STATE BANKField : Tim Keating

E SECTIONELSTERNWICK v PRESTON MBOBField : P . Kin gGoal: T. Allen . A . PoulterBoundary : Sierakowski . O'SheaReserves : A . Belche rUNIVERSITY REDS v OLD GEELONGField : P . Keog hOLD CAREY v HEATHERTONField : Ted KeatingF .I .T .O .B . v BULLEEN UNITEDField : R . BellPENINSULA O .B . v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMSField : R . Smith

F SECTIONA .N .Z . BANK v CLAYTONField : C . WilcockU .H .S .O .B . v DOVETONField: P . HarrisMONASH WHITES v OLD ESSENDONField: A. Mullall yLATROBE UNIV . v BRUNSWICKField: Dunn eCOMMONWEALTH BANK - Bye .

UNDER 19 ZONE 1

OLD IVANHOE v UNIVERSITYField : P . Evan sST . BERNARD'S v THERRYField : S . BeaumontBANYULE v MARCELLINField : L. Coyl eNORTH O .B . v ST . KEVIN'SField : Legg oTHOMASTOWN v BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWEField : D . Wiggin sOLD CAMBERWELL v OLD PARADIANSField : S . Clinch

UNDER 19 ZONE 2OLD MELBURNIANS v ORMONDField : D . Sim eDE LA SALLE v ST . KILDAField : A . Clark eHAMPTON ROVERS v M .H .S .O .B .Field : T. Robbin sOLD SCOTCH v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMSField : A . StratfordOLD HAILEYBURY v OLD BRIGHTONField : A . William sCOLLEGIANS v OLD XAVERIANSField: A . Smit hMONASH UNIVERSITY - Bye .

TRIBUNAL

MAY 18T11 ROUND

Il,B rooker ( Old Haileybury U19) -Abusive Language - Suspended one match .

MAY 25TH ROUND

p . Kalitz is (Hampton Rovers U19) - Striking - Suspended two matches .

JUNE iST ROUN D

N~'- Carey ( St . Bernards )- Striking - Suspended four matches .

p, Boccabella (Ivanhoe) - Misconduct - Suspended six matches .

R' Lowe (Kew) - Kneeing - Suspended three matches .

G . McColl ( Kew) - Striking - Suspended th ree matches .

I . Le gge (Banyule(B Striking - Suspended two matches.

I . . Barker ( Old Ivanhoe )- St ri king - Suspended one match .

R . Creighton ( Bullene United) - Kicking - Suspended four matches .

(',.'Mitchell (Old Carey) - Striki- Suspended six matches .

D :Black ( Clayton) - Striking -1.1pended three matches .

C . Mar tin (Old Ivanhoe U19) - Striking - Failed to appear . Suspended one

match and further suspended for a period not exceeding four additional matchesuntil he appears and furnishes a satisfactory explanation for his non-appearance .

A . Elder ( Old Paradians U19) - Striking - Severely reprimanded .

Witness N . Harris fail ed to appear . Suspended for a period not exceeding twomatches un til he appears and furnishes a sa tisfactory explana ti on for his non- appearance .

,t.HiB ( Ormond U19) - Stri king - Suspended two matches .E . Mudge (Old Haileybury U19) - Striking - Severe ly rep ri manded .1 . Murphy (Caul Gram . Res .) - Striking - Suspended four matches .

I. Legge ( Banyule) - Striking - Suspended two matches .L . Barker ( Old Ivanhoe) - Strikin g - Suspended one match .R . Creighton ( Bu ll een United) - Kicking - Suspended four matches .G. Mitchell ( Old Carey) - Striking - Suspended six matches.D . Black ( Clayton) - Striking - Suspended three matches .C . Martin (Old Ivanhoe U .19) - Striking - Failed to appear . Suspended one match and further suspended for a

period not exceeding four addi tional matches until he appears and furnishes a satisfactory explana ti on for hisnon-appearance.

NI. Elder ( Old Paradians) - Striking - Severley rep ri manded .Witness N . Harris fail ed to appear. Suspended for a period not exceding two matches until he appears and

furnishes a satisfactory explanation for his non-appearance.A . Hi ll ( Ormond U .19) - Striking - Suspended two matches .E. Mudge ( Old Haileybury U.19) - Striking - Severly reprimanded .A . Murphy ( Caulf . Gram . Res.) - Striking - Suspended four matches .NI . Foard ( Collegians U .19) - Striking - Suspended two matches.

JUNE 8th ROUNDG . Sprigg (De La Salle U .19) - Striking - Suspended two matches .A.Finch ( Williamstown CYMS U .19) - Striking - Suspended four matches .

CARNIVAL REUNION

A warm invitation is extended to all former VICTORIAN PLAYERS who have participated in any of the past15 Amateur Carnivals .

A get together has been arranged for WEDNESDAY JULY 3RD in the `Fosters'Marqee at ELSTERNWICKPARK from 4 .30 PM straight after the Victoria v Tasmania match .

DON McQUEEN will host the reunion and those intending to come should ring the GENERAL MANAGERon 531 ~4~2 or 5 31 7966 for an entree card .

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Personality Pars100 GAMES AT ORMOND

Geoff Russe ll from the Ormond football club iscongratulated by the clubs players and supporters onplaying his 100th game today . Geoff commencedplaying at Ormond in the junior sides where he m adehis mark by winning best and fairest awards in boththe under 13s and under 19s . Geoff has played in boththe senior and reserve teams and is currently a regularmember of the senior team . Geoff usually plays inthe centre and is renowned for his fierce tackling andfearless play . We wish Geoff all the best for today'sgame and hope he continues playing many moregames for Ormond .

RECORD TO TONNERS EVERGREENOwen Mills takes to the field today, against Old

Paradians, for the 267th time which eclipses his "bestmate's"Barry Hamilton, club record .ALthoughlookingmore battle torn than ever and having lost much ofthat pace which allowed him to dominate the wings .Owen shows that he is still a top player having recentlyreturned to the Seniors for a couple of games . Owenfirst played in 1969 winning the Under 19's B & F . Hehas played in both of Brighton's Senior premiershipsand has since shown up many a person who thoughthe was over-ttae-hill . Congratulations Owen .

200 GAMES TO BRIAN BOURKEDe La Salle's B ri an Bourke will play his 200th

game with the club today against Old Scotch . One ofthe toughest and best players to pull on the Blue andGold jumper . Brian had to be enticed into playingagain this season, and he is showing the form whichmade him one of the most attacking half backs inAmateur football .

Brian started at De La in 1973 and has played 198senior games and one reserve game before today .Honours include an A Section Best and Fairest award .state representation, A grade premiership captain,and in 1984 his twelfth season with De La he finallysnared the senior best and fairest award after being arunner up on several occasions . Only a handful ofplayers have played 200 gam es or m ore at De La andBrian justifably now joins the elite group . He hasbeen a valuable member of the senior side, which hascome through from the Sheehy Era and cont=nuedthrough to the present and helped De La up the topof the amateur competition . Brian has been wellsupported by his wife Gaye and his father Laurie whoare always on the boundary to support and encouragehim of a Saturdav . Well done on a fine achievement,and I'm sure all the senior players will be doing theirbest to commeqiorate your milestone with a big winover Old Scotcl}, and everyone at De La hopes youplay many more games for the club .

100 AT A .N.Z. BANKAll at A .N .Z . Bank congratulate Ch ris "Pommie"

Riley on playing his I00th game today against Clayton .Chris started his career with ANZ in 1980 and sincethen has improved his skills greatly to become aregular senior player . A feature of his game is hisprodigious kicking with either foot . Chris who is inhis third year as club secretary is a hard worker in amost demanding job . Onceagain "Pom"congmtulationson your fine achievement and may there be manym ore .

100 FOR JOEL HARRI SJoel reaches his milestone having come up thr,,tl„1

;the 19s and reserves to make his mark in the sellteam . Joel was starting to hit his straps last se,,swhen a serious ankle injury sidelined him form,,,',",'the season . A dedicated effort in the off season j,,, ;resulted in Joel having a bumper year so far .

50 GAMES AT THERR YTherry would like to congratulate Michael Taylorand Matthew Oltourke for reaching their 50th gan ,

with the club . Both players have progressed from tit;

U 19s to the seniors over the last year and both arepresent enjoying an excellent season .

100 UP AT BRUNSWIC KAll at Brunswick wish to congratulate Alan Coak

onplaying his t 00th game with the club today . He h :,,held reasonable positions in the clubs running sinc,joining as a member and is much appreciated andtireless worker . All players and members wish himall the best .

50 GAMES AT PARKSIDEAll at Parkside congratulate Mark 5hir1'Sherloek

on playing his 50th game today . Mark started Parkside in 1982 and was appointed captain of ou

rjuniors . Mark also finished 2nd Best and Fairest inthe juniors . Mark has progressed to the seniors whet,his style of play is typical 'Parkside . Mark has quicklylearnt the art of drinking whilst at Parkside . Mostgood judges rate his drinking ability above his footb .,llability . Seriously Mark is a well liked boke and khighly thought of at Park side . May there be another50good games for Parkside . Well done Mark .

50 GAMES AT HEATHERTO NIt has taken Wayne `Herbie' Elliott 5 years to

achieve this milestone due to injury and workcommitments . Last year he did not play at a11 becausehe was pencilling for a. bookm a.ker on Saturdays . Heis a. jack of all trades and a m a.ster of none, however,at present he is the manager of Charger Promotions,a thriving new business . Most of his football has beenplayed on the backline but on the odd occasion h,,sbeen switched to the forward line to add a touch ofglass and experience . This man has calfs as big aslethal Leigh's thighs, that is not his only claim tofame . Herb'won the Downlow'in 1984 . This is anaward given to the worst behaved player on theannual trip away .At social functions 13erbie'continuesthis trend of strange behaviour and often leads theboys into outbursts of JumpingJack Flash 'and other60's type songs . From all the players . committemen,friends and Tasmanians, well done Wayne and hopefullythe next 50 won't take so long .

WELL DONE ROBBIERobbie Hill ran his 300th game as Boundary Umpire

for the Bulleen Templestowe Amateur football clubagainst D .L .S .O .C . on 18.5 .85 . Robbie has been withthe club since 1977 and has run most of the Reservesand Senior Games since then . He would have to beone of the fittest men in white within V .A .F .A . ranksand has always put his name into the V .A .F .A . to runthe boundary during finals . A most popular youngman who always lets the Hieraehy'know what hefeels is right or wrong with the team .

From all players,officials and supportersajob welldone Robbie and may there be many more kilometresleft in those skinny legs .

10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985

PICK THE PREMIERS

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Simply cut out the coupon and forward to :Pick the Premiers

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The first or nearest correct entry to be drawn following the A Section Grand Final on September2lst will win a,reekend for Two in the Harbour City flying Ansett Airlines and staying at the Chateau Commodore i nhINGS CROSS . !

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~ 5~CUOBULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE Coach : M . Zemski Res : N . Smythe

1 Sullivan F 15 Faulkner P 29 Field R 43 Walsh G2 Fitt D 16 Bird G 30 Hooper D 44 Thieumssen K3 Bond B 17 Gilmore P 31 Clark S 45 Ongaro P4 Palmer M 18 LeFevre S 32 Giles A 46 Espenchied S5 LockhartP 19 Johnston D 33 Tenace L 47 Connelly C6 Minney R 20 Delaney G 34 Flack G 48 Giles B7 D'Agostino A 21 Van Den Driest R 35 Bone P 49 Corstorphin P8 Smythe A( c) 22 Decantey S .36 Deer C 50 Kirkpatrick C9 Murray B 23 Face S 37 Miles G 51 MayneT10 George P 24 Chadwick P 38 Chipman N 52 Sheridan C11 Farley S 25 Merrett T 39 Miles J12 Young D 26 Sheehan B 40 Harisou H13 Gilmore S 27 Kelly B 41 Walker M14 Kazuro S 28 DeGoldi B 42 Wilson M

COLLEGIANS Coach : Bruce Ferguson Res . : Keith Lugg U .19's: John Purdue1 Williams S . (vc)2 Hoyle D .3 Rice I :4 Laussen S .5 Griffiths A.6 Loder R .7 Herman I .8 Eason S .9 Schmidt J . (cU19)

10 Warner C.11 Bennett T.12 Cook G.13 Hinchen S. (c)14 Hinchen C. (vcr)

15 Wolff P. 77 Roberts 5.16 Pollock C

29 Parsons K. 53 Tobin A. 91 Milford P.

TOLD SCOTCH Coach : Trevor Read Res . : Leigh McGregor

17 Tregear G. 30 Chosich N. 54 Stirling P.

18 English G. 31 Lawrence P. (Cr) 55 Davis M .

19 Daff A. 32 Noblet A. 57 Montgomery P .

20 Whittaker M. 33 Irvine G. 58 Swan P.

21 Roberts I. 34 Teals S. 59 Fuhrmeister T.

22 Parsons G. (dvc) 35 Cordner R. 61 Ha(binson D.

23 Wright A. 36 Pike N. (dvcr) 62 Abbott A.

24 Tadgell D. 37 Coyne C. 63 Kelsey P.

25 Baum A. 38 Guy G. 66 Nancarrow R .26 Twigg J. 39 Kus R. 67 Miller J .27 Van Twest B . 40 Walker R. 69 Clark A .

28 O'Sullivan G. 41 Lambden K . 71 Gibbs P.

42 Brooker T. 76 Halford R .

DE LA SALLE Coach : John Pollard Res . : Pat McConvill e1 McHenry G .2 Barry P.3 Anderson C .4 O'Loughlin D.5 Leonard F.6 Devereux P.7 Williams R.8 Meckiff J .9 Cooke T.

10 Tessier D.11 McDonnell W.12 Conroy M.13 Willet K.14 Rowe C.

15 Connolly G .16 O'Keefe A.17 Bourke B.18 Fisher F .19 Hanrahan B.20 Lake M .21 Deveson M.22 Howes M .23 Maher F . (c)24 Lowe M.25 Nugent D.26 Heard C.27 Hogan D.28 Murphy S . (vc)

29 Au ber R .30 Hellard B.31 Dolan M .32 Greene M .33 Dickinson A.34 Rocke P .35 Bromley R .36 Kerin P.37 Wadlron B.38 rawlings D.39 Casey M .40 Hollier D .41 Mitchell-Hill N .43 Harrington D.

44 spencer A.45 Cannington D.46 Caris H .47 Kellet B . (cr)48 Bolt M .49 Schnerring G .51 Kinsella D .52 Elliott C.53 Lutterall D.54 Harrington M .56 Gasparini W.

IVANHOE Coach : Alan Salter Res : Leigh Robertso n

1 Crowe T2 Stewart R3 McDonald M (vc)4 Westwood Q5 Edwards K.6 Freeman J7 Donohue T8 Sharp G

10 Kennedy G11 Baker W12 Morcom P13 Robinson R14 Loton A

15 Flynn E1 6 Russell P17 Taylor C18 Course A19 Lacy M20 Aristotle P21 Dulevskis W22 Warren R23 Gittos P(c)24 Lyons G25 Reinke G26 Shaw K(cr)27 O'Sullivan D

28 Balcombe A29 Lynn $30 DeDear N.31 Cameron "G (dvc)32 Stewart J33 McDonald C34 Whiting P35 Newnham J36 Matthew J37 Ryan A38 Hcffman 040 Davis B.41 Sedgwick M.

42 Horan A43 Steen D45 Diamond G.47 Wooffe-K48 Harbour P49 Dwyer G .50 Lloyd W.

NORTH OLD BOYS Coach : Jim Durnan Res.: Mat Purcel l1 Egan k2 Johnstone M .3 Atkinson L.4 Cahill A .5 Schmidt M.6 Borcich M .7 Zocco S .8 Busuttil J.9 Boccabella D.

10 Hanlon B.11 Carroll G .12 Weir P.13 Sexton B .14 Shembrey M .

15 Griffin J .16 Hadley M .17 Dore J .19 Considine F.20 Butler F.21 Santavenere O.22 MarchbankJ .23 Ball S .24 Butera D25 Wilson G .26 Hibbert S.27 Atkinson R .28 Symes F.29 Millett P.

30 Lynch M. 45 Devine M. 3T aiM ana G.31 O'Toole G . 46 Kett P. 60 Major S.32 Menotti C. 47 Flynn J. 61 Kelly T .33 DuBois B . 48 Dalfonso S. 62 Malone M .34 Conti B. 49 Pearse G. 63 Callaghan F.35 Edwards D. 50 Baruhas C. 64 McLaren M .36 Fenelly M . 51 Birrell D . 65 Nicholls I .37 Sharpe J . 52 Blair P. 66 Austin C .38 McSweeney D. 53 Tierney J. 67 Campbell S .39 Ryan D. 54 Blair D. 68 Habel G .40 Turnbull I . 55 Brown G. 69 Latsonis J .41 O'Donnell A. 56 Butera A. 70 Mooney C .42 Hyslop J. 57 Geddes W. 71 Favlov J .43 Aminde R. 58 Jordan F. 72 Perrone D.

i Ta(lent S. 16 SmithA2 Sherwen R . 17 Strangward A3 Fewster R. 18 MacMillan A4 MacMillan J. 20 Howcroft R .5 Bowden D . 21 Sherwen F .

6 McGill S. 22 Symington D .

; Tyrrell R. 23 McNab D

a Lloyd A. 24 Caldecott A9 Senior R . 25 Caldecott D.

i0 McLean I. 26 Reddish J.11 Kay D. 28 Walmsley J .12 Bedford t D

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l Hodge B.3 Grigg N.

14 Farrelly K . 31 Winneke P .

32 McKinnon L. 54 Mansbridge S .33 Hill I . 55 Matthews W.35 MacMillan R . 56 MacFarlane M .36 Marx J . 57 Lacey S.37 Thompson AP. 58 Campbell D.38 matthews G. 59 Woods R.40 Brown P. 60 Beck D.41 Mason R .T.42 Moir J .47 Letts S.48 Fenton D.50 Davis R.51 Ellis T.52 LeDeux A

OLD XAVERIANS Coach : Jack Clarke Res: Tom Fannin g

I Godsell S 16 Dignan r . 3'1 Barry T. 46 Connors M.2 Stanley T. 17 Ralph A 32 Doquile A. 47 Doyle D.3 Klein F. 18 De Steiger R. 33 Hillier T. 48 Silk L4 Trainor F. 19 Curtain F. 34 Willaton D. 49 Ralph R .5 Bleechmore G. 20 Woodrug M. 35 Carln J. 50Mclssaacc R .6 Metzner F. 21 Wilton N . (dvc) 36 Plant M. 51 Hart F.7 Denton W. (c) 22 O'Brien Q. 37 Beattie M. 52 Fricolo A8 Curtain S . 23 O'Sullivan J. 38 Devine A 53 Lachal L.9 McGrath J. 24 Tiernan J . 39 Reed F. 54 Woodley B.

10 Bourke N . 25 Ryan B. 40 McNamara C. 55 Lefebrue F.11 Greetham G. 26 Frowse P. 41 Conduit F . 56 Dowling G .12 O'Shaughnessy M. 27 PRowse F. 42 Camilerri F. 57 Fearson C.13 Vale N . 28 Cotchett D. 43 Walsh A. 58 Condon S.14 Millard S . 29 Case G. 44 Heaphy B . 59 Murphy T.15 Atkinson D. (vc) 30 Armstrong M . 45 Lovelock M. 60 Nunan S .

ORMOND Coach : Mike McArthur Allen Res: Geoff Reilte y1 Tonkin R. 15 Burke G 33 Lewis K 63 Eishold S2 Thorne G 16 Eishold R 34 Russell G3 Boyanton T 18 McAsey C 35 Beard R4 Barnes R 19 Dawson M 36 Davine M5 Reeves S 20 Oaten M 38 Sutherland P6 Buckley M 21 Singleton G 40 Tobin M7 Fisher G 23 Naylor A 42 McDonald D8 Andrew G 24 McCooke S 43 Hamilton L9 Tonkin C 25 Forsyth P 44 Gilmore M10 Ritchie G 26 Mehrten P 46 Young J11 Strahan R 27 Crump W 49 Tonkin R12 Mehrten A 28 Morris S 50 Schuhkraft P13 Kington P 29 Vane M 52 Petering G14 Herkess G 30 McLean A 59 Robertson D

15 Collins R. 29 Dunn J.16 Edmonds M . 30 Knights M.17 Caldwell R. 31 Phimister D.18 Gorman S . 32 Howden M .19 Bathurst J . 33 Bond P .20 Polkinghorne R . 34 Boal A21 Schlicht A. 35 Grutzner P.22 Carey t. 36 Davis C.23 Jackson C. 37 Curnow R.24 Wallis A 38 Mitchell A.25 Johns M. 39 Salinger P.26 Mclnnes D. 40 Christie A.27 Light M. 41 Nagle J.28 Westmore G . 42 Ashton A

ST. BERNARDS Coach : Paul Daffey Res: Deane Reynolds1 Sullivan M .2 Burgin D.3 Smith P .4 Sullivan D .5 Czako R .6 McAllister G.7 Toohey J .8 Monaghan F.9 Odea M .

10 Saundry B.11 Burgin G.12 Hogan F .13 Purcell R.14 Harv ey G.

15 Monaghan F.16 Feart A17 Carey W.18 Looker D .19 Mahoney G .20 Mahady K .21 Muir A22 Pearson J.23 Gaunt W.24 McGuire V.25 Overman M .26 Grbac E27 Nathan A28 Williams P.

29 Redmond M 44 Cervetto R30 Read G 45 Bates W31 Daffey P 46 Farmer F32 Lane G 47 Devers M33 McWilliams D 48 Doolan B34 O'Connell J 49 O'Dea S35 Saundry J 50 Monaghan J36 O'Dea P 51 Sullivan A37 Comito F 53 Walsh F38 Wood G 55 Hogan J39 Wood F 57 Hargreaves A40 Rogers T 60 Varga M41 Klaayson C 61 Purcell A42 Marshall M 67 Gollant M

UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach : Robert Lamb Res.: Geoff Allen

1 Lam D.2 Angel B.3 Williams G.4 Hindle R.5 Macaulay S.6 Carroll W.7 Worth M .8 Dallas A9 Douglas P.

10 Moir B.11 MacFarlane D.12 Tyquin M . (c)13 Nugent D .14 Rossidis C.

61 Honan D.62 McKinnon J.63 Roberts J .64 Quin A65 Ongarello A66 Cookesley A67 Quin B.68 CallEnan A69 Den ison S .70 Barmby70 Barmby F .71 Beattie T .72 Bongiomo J.73 Bowes J.74 Harkin M .

32 McDonald M.37 Robertson F38 Milner P.39 Richards a .41 McDonald P.4 547 O'~pp48 Ness D.49 Freney-Milts S.51 McElroy J.54 Stewart T.56 Hack T.57 Finlayson 1.

17 Sutherland P.22 Kitely P.

31 Wood R .

43 Wilson M . 57 Frost D.44 Rowland B . 58 Brukner P.45 Davies R . 59 Paynter K .46 Dinopoulos N . 60 Sheehan B .47 Hickey M . 61 Moors J .48 Walsh B. 62 Daniels C.49 Mann R. 63 Langford N.50 Meehan G . 64 Robinson P.51 Atkins T. 65 Blake A52 Spencer A 66 Palmer R.53 Guley P. 67 Ida J.54 Banover G. 68 Panjkov R.55 White F . 69 Langford N .56 Scales J. 70 McDonald S .

71 Clark I .

Fersonaft ParsCOLLEGIAN CHANGE S

As the amateur season gradually unwinds therehas been a change in the position of reporter at theCollegians football club . Peter Mitiord the previousincumbent of this job, due to a succession of deflamatoryarticles (according to Peter "Lumbering"Llmipson)and in recent times no articles at all has had to passover the reigns of this once powerful position to amore lucid and eloquent author, because of burgeoningbusiness, home and football club responsibilities .

Collegians all th an k Peter for his contributions asreporter over the past years for they have been of aconsistently high standard with amusing anecdotesspread liberally throughout . Well done Peter !

The new Collegians reporter is Robe rt Oliphant.Noted little for any conceptual grasp of even thebasic points of English, the opportunity was madetoo good to refuse due to a substantial reduction inmy club subscription .

Coaching appointments are the same as last yearwith the exception that John "Moodey"1Vloodie hasstepped down as Reserves coach for Keith Lugg .`i~foodog "coached the reserves for two years finishing3rd in his first year and out of the four last season .Although not achieving a premiership the value of`lvioondogs"coaching is shown by the number of ex-reserves players now performing well in the seniors .Well done "Moondog" !

Keith Lugg, the new Reserves coach played withCollegians in the seniors between 1965 and 1970 .Since then Keith has had varied coaching appointmentsincluding Clifton Hill, Blackburn United and BoxHill North . Everyone at Collegians extends you awarm welcome Keith and we wish you all the best .

Two players who held senior responsibility lastyear have had to step down this year . Mark Hibbinsclub captain for the past two years has migrated toWestern Australia to get a tan and further pursue his

football career . Thanks Mark for your efforts overthe past years and all the best in WA .

Tlw Bennett senior vice captain last year has hadto step aside this year because of expanding work andpersonal committments . Thanks also Tim for yoarefforts last season and we know you will still displaythe same leadership and responsibility, just be morecareful with your saline solution .

Great to see Glen Cook at the past two games afterfive weeks in hospital and several operations on hisback . Cooky is out of football for the rest of theseason and all at Collegians wish him a speedy recovery,We will certainly miss your experience and talkingon the field (although the nurses at the hospital won'tmiss him as indicated by the fact they took away hisbuzzer,') .

50 GAMES AT OLD PARADIANSCongratulations from all at Old Paradians togtg~n

McCiements, on playing his 50th game today againstOld Brighton . Brendan commenced playing with theclub with the Under 19s in 1981, and has contributeda great deal in the senior ranks since then . We hopethat he will be able to maintain his present form, andwish him the best of luck in achieving the next milestoneat our club .

THERRY SOCIAL COMMITTEEOn behalf of those who attended the function held

at the club rooms last Saturday evening I would liketo thank Craig McKibbin (Soc . sec .), Rod Egglestone,David Wriggle sworth as well as all those who assistedin the organising and planning of this event to ensurethat everyone in attendance had an enjoyable time .

On behalf of the commitee of Therry CCOB Iwould like to thank all those who supported ourraffle which was drawn on the Sunday following thematch against Fawkner . Congratulations to Mrs MaryRatcliffe on winning first prize as well as the otherpeople who were lucky in the draw .

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LAST ROUND'S RESULTS1 1, ,, Sharpshooters list is compiled from

;,tjormation supplied by Clubs which is received on}1ONDAYS . Information received Tuesday isi ,tcludcd in " Last Round Results" but time does not

for inclusion in the National TrusteesSlrtrpshooters list . So get the results in by Monday -{,LEASE!

Parkside 1.2 7.8 9.12 12 .18.90St. Kilda 3.4 6.5 10 .8 15,10 .100

ST. KILDA : Lopes 4. Ballarin 3, Captron 2, Riddell 2 .Avitabile, Darvell, Fitzrov, Gillan . BEST : Fitzroy, Gillon,White, Riddell . Buzza, Latham .

PARKSIDE : Freeman 4, Williams 3, Yoksick 2, King,Marsh, Sansonetti . BEST : Griffiths. Williams, Yoksich,Whitfield, Sansonetti. Coleman .

A SE ~Nt)hl .V;tvs 2,4 3.9 6.11 12 .14.86;ulleenTemp 5,1 7,2 11 .4 14.5.8 9

IiULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE: Pace 6, Palmer 3, FaulknerClark'_, Farley. BEST : Kazuro, Palmer, Gilmore . Delanty,

Harisiou .

OLD XAVERIANS : Curtain 4, Ryan 4, Atkinson 2. Barry .('arlin . BEST : Ryan . Klein. Barry . Dignam, Atkinson .Uratie.

N orth O .B. 18.9 .117St. Bernards 10.8.68

NORTH O .B . : Edwards 3, Busuttil 3, Egan 3, Ryan 2 ,jI ;uilon 2, Marchbank 2, Dore, Conti, O'Rourke . BEST:fl :dl, Brown, Griffin . Borcich . Cahill . O'Rourke,

ST.BERNARDS : Hogan 2 . Wood 2 . Mulkearns 2, Gaunt .Hamden . Monaghan, McAllister. BEST : McAllister, Grbac,tiullivan, Wood . Monaghan. Harnden .

De La Salle 4.3 6.4 10.7 13.9.87Ormond 7.2 10.5 15 .10 19.14 .128

ORMOND : Singleton 6. McDonald 4, Boyanton 2, Sutherland? . Eishold 2, Mehrten, A . Mehrten . Russell . BEST : McDonald.Iioyanton . Beard . Russell . Ritchie, Singleton .

DE LA SALLE : Murphy 5, Leonard 2 . McDonnell . Hill,Harrington, Nugent . Vitaca, Cooke. BEST : Greene, McDonnell,\lurphy . Cooke, Auber, Hill .

Collegians 5 .3 7,6 12 .10 13 .14 .92Old Scotch 2.4 7.7 12.7 15.11 .101

OLD SCOTCH : Lloyd 3, MacMillan 3. MacMillan 2.Bedford 2, Senior 2. Beck, Bones, Nelson. BEST : Smith .Kiel, Strangward, MacMillan, Lloyd . Moir.

COLLEGIANS : English 4 . Bennett 3 . En g,leton 2 . Tregear.Baum. Schmidt, Roberts . BEST : Wright . Schmidt . Parsons,Newman . O'Sullivan . English .

University Blues 6.4 11.6 17 .11 21 .16.142Ivanhoe 2 .2 6.5 8.9 10 .13 .73

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Tyquin 9. Mclnnes 3. Lam 3 .Polkinghorne 2 . Macaulav 2 . Curnow, Macaulay . BEST :Tyquin . Curnow . Johns . Melnnes, Grutzner . Carey .

IVANHOE : Boccabella 3. Morcom 2, Taylor 2 . Balcombe,Dulevskis, Sedgwick . BEST : Dulevskis. Donohue . Cameron .Course, Simondson . Morcom .

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Caul . Gram. 4.9 7.12 12 .16 14 .17 .101Old Brighton 1 .2 2 .4 4.6 8.8.56

ST . KILDA : Lopes 4 . Ballarin 3. Captron 2. Riddell 2 .Avitabile . Darvell. Fitzroy, Gillan. BESFitzroy . Gillon .White, Riddell . Buzza. Latham .

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Harlock 4, Kanis 3 . Anderson 2 .Cooney 2 . Fish, Callil, Berzins. BEST : Kanis . Harlock. Fish .Sisson. Stone, Morrissey.

OLD BRIGHTON: Grant 4, T. Grant 2, Thomas, Shepherd .BEST : A . Grant . T . Grant . Welsh . Bennett, Tate . Woff.

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Marcellin 8,5 12.6 21 .8 27.11 .173Kew 2.0 4.3 9.5 13.7 .85

MARCELLIN : Carafa 8, Petroff 7, Maher 3, Caffry 3,Ebert 2, Cooper 2, Getson . Bently. BEST : Carafa . Slattery,Ebert . Hellard . Petroff, Hesse .

KEW : Filipovic 6, Haralambopoulos 4, McColl . Blay.Casuria . BEST : Scott . Varney. McColl . Blay. Varney,Ryland .

Old Melb. 5.8 10.11 15 .11 18.16.124A.J . A .X. 5.0 11 .0 15.2 17 .6.108

OLD MELBURNIANS: Mitchell 6, Witts 4 . Morrison 2,Brown 2, Anthony Witts, Cordner, Pattinson, Bradshaw .BEST : Bradshaw, Morphet. Freeman, Anthony Witts. Mitchell.Daddo .

A .J .A .X . Friedman 3, Roth 3, Marks 2. Komesarook 2 .Kaye 2, Zubin 2. Kenny 2 . Burstin . BEST : Bendel . Burstin .Roth. Zubin, Marks . Kaye.

Univ . Blacks 5.4 5.7 9.10 14 .13 .97Old Paradians 1.3 6.7 8.10 10 .11 .71

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Popovic 4. Dempsey 3, Tunbridge3 . Garde, Keilar, Marks . Clark . BEST : Alexander. Heatlt,Huntington, Garde . Dempsey . Marks.

OLD PARADIANS : McClements 3 . McCarthy 2. Heffernan2 . Wood 2, Pritchard . BEST : Spillane . Canavan . Wood .DiPaolo. Fahey, Wood.

C o7VjIrMThomastow•n 3.0 10.1 14.4 20 .9.129St. Kevins 10.4 12.7 13.12 15 .15 .105

THOMASTOWN : Bell 5, Farchione 3, Flinn 2, Harling 2,Gleeson. Hudson . Murphy, Sinni, Valeri . BEST: Bell . Sinni .Riley, Fellows. Valeri .

ST . KEVINS : Gross 4, Beale 3, Kerr 2 . Rowbottom 2 .Olle, Ohlsen . Callanan. BEST : Tempany, Beale . Olle. Robson .Abrahams .

Hamp. Rov . 5 .3 8 .6 10.9 13.14.92Coburg 5.5 10.12 13.15 20 .18 .13 8

HAMPTON ROVERS : Panagiotidis 4. Jones 2, Capp 2,Austin, Myers, Navmoff, Poulter, Rogerson . BEST :Hetherington . Rogerson . Capp . Jones . Rogerson . Myers.

COBURG : Glasgow 4, Jakovceski 3, Angelis 3, Hackney2 . Hackney . Theuma, Kryg~ger. Adduci, Tolley, Bassi . Cugley .Muntoni . BEST : Cugley . "I~olley . Muntoni . Comazzetto . Wood .Adduci .

Old Camberwell 5.1 9.3 11.3 16.4 .100Therry 4.2 10.3 16.4 18.7 .115

OLD CAMBERWELL: Hogson 4 . Armstrong 3 . Craw 2 .Beal 2 . Hackett 2 . Steven, Spencer. BEST : Polglase . Brown,Inkster, Craw . Hodgson . Steven .

THERRY CCOB : Wrigglesworth 8, C . Howe 2. O'Rourke2 . Crotty 2, Flaherty . Taylor . Quinn, Matton . BEST : Wriggles-worth, Crotty, Quinn, Biddlestone. Whyley . O'Rourke .

Fawkner 10.8 15.12 28.15 34 .23 .227Old Halley 1 .4 1.4 5.4 6.4.40

FAWKNER : Majerezak7, Korp5 .Ould4, Weir 4, Hoare4, Wilson 3. Majerczak 3 . Young. Kartal, O'Leary, Busst .BEST : Mitchell, O'Leary . Bussi . Majerezak. Majerczak .Weir .

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LAST ROUNDS RESULTSOLD HAILEYBURY : Holohan 2, Gernv, Marshall, Wilson,

Brown. BEST : Hicks. Constable. Gerny, Wright, Fros-Miller,Marshall .

Mon. Blues 4.7 9.8 11 .10 19 .14.128Banyule 5.1 12 .7 18.11 21 .13.139

MONASH BLUES : Hayes 6, Tad ;ell 4 . Hilderbrand 3 .Bergin 3 . Ellis, Sturgess. E ST: Stout . Sturgess,Hildebrand . McGregor. Hayes, Olds .

BANYULE : Brockwell 5, Sutterby 3, Legge 3, McKenzie2. Power2 . Braddy 2 . Williams, Gillies . Molonev . Fraumano .BEST : Hoare . Sutterby . McKenzie. Brockivell, Legge .Fraum :tno.

D SECTIONWest Brunswick 3 .3 7.6 10.9 15.10.100MHSOB 3.2 6.5 7 .7 12.9 .8 1

WEST BRUNSWICK : Maf;afas 5 . Hall 3. Guatta 2. Caslev .Fvffe, Johnstone . Kirk . Smith . BEST : Baker. H:uz.istavrou .Lcmnpard . S . Lampard. Lawley . Magafas .

M.H .S .O .B . : Phelps 6, Maidment 4 . Legovich . Glasson .BEST : Verma . Glasson . Phelps . Maidment . Wix .

St . Bedes 0.2 3.4 6.8 11 .10.76Balaclava 9.4 13 .13 22 .18 25 .21 .17 1

ST . BEDES : Collins 2. Kelly 2 . Freer 2 . Brown 2. Elmore2 . Whitelaw. BEST : Roberts . Fitzgerald . Brown . Evans .Connolly . Whitelaw .

BALACLAVA : John Sist 6. Rafferty 5 . Palmer 3 . Monaghan2 . Burgess 2. Crottie 2 . Thomson 2 . Kevin Angwin, Tangey .Patterson . BEST : Kevin Angwin . Rafferty . Palmer . StewieWithers . John Sist . Gregory.

~ PENINSULA O .B . : Wiltshire 3, Davis 3, Sullivan 2, BedfordMannes, McVigar . BEST : Trembath . Wiltshire, MeVi€ar,Bedford . Grohn, Carter.

Old Geelong 5.2 9.6 14,7 19,9,123Elsternwick 5.5 7.6 15,7 18,7,11 5

OLD GEELONG : Vickers-Willis 11, Robinson 4, RundleCoates, Morrison . Myers . BEST: Vickers-Willis, Myers, R .Emmett . Simpson . Ivforrison, Waller .

ELSTERNWICK : D . Mahony 8 . Karipidis 5 . Doran 2.Rene, B . Ramsay, Volpe . BEST: Convery, Thompson . Mahony;Karipidis . Farrington .

Heatherton 6.7 11 .11 15 .21 23.23.161Univ. Reds 2.1 6.1 6.1 11 .5.71HEATHERTON : Reiger 11, Ulbrick 5, Patterson 2 . Coffe~

2, Jones . Easey, Quanchi. BEST : Reiger. Smith, Howelly,Coffey . Reiger. Ulbrick .

UNIVERSITY REDS : Dethomasis 5 . Jennens 2. Rovers,Hutchins, Johansen, Rouqhsedge. BEST : Roughsedge . Russ,Koop. Kildey. Jennens . Dethomasis.

Bulleen United 22 .21 .153Old Carey 10.8,68BULLEEN UNITED : Dow•d 5 . Veitch 4 . Snape 3 . Empe y

2 Kelly 2 . Lardner 2 . Tymms 2 . Ziogas . Vasilaides . BEST:Morley . Gandolfo . Dowd . Kelly . Snape . Flew .OLD CAREY : Goal kickers, best players not received .

Williamstown 2 .2 7.9 14 .13 20 .17 .137F .I .T .O .B. 4.4 6.5 8 .9. 11 .10.76F .I .T .O .B . : Mills3. Carr2 . Baird . T . Baird . Gibbs . Grant,

Jenkin. Taylor . BEST : Baird . T . Baird. Boef. Brehenv. Jenkin,Mills.

Old Trinity 5.2 10.5 17 .10 22.15.147North Bruns . 0.2 1.2 5.3 7.4 .46

OLD TRINITY : Brent 5 . O'Shau;,hnessv 5 . Sammut 3 .Tay for 2. Pontefract 2. Cowlev 2. Heath . Phillips . Allihon .BEST : Heath . No -man. Ri hison . Wallace. Cow'lec .Robison .

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Scullin 2 . Rainone 2 . Hehir 2 .Sulivan. BEST : Gibbons. Rainone . .lewson . Maggs . Morritt .

Old Ivanhoe 11 .4.70Old Mentonians 11 .6 .72

OLD MENTONIANS : Meyer .! . Glue 2 . Best 2. Macquire .Sciacca . Heath . BEST : Becnon . Slv. Konichanin . Macquire .Gakovic. Hewman .

OLD IVANHOE : Fallow 4 . N . Skalber~; 2 . Triandos 2 .Barker. Howard . Selleck. BEST : Howard . D. Purcell . Grant .P. Skalherp; . King . Wells .

State Bank 2.2 8.6 12 .13 16.23.119Power House 5.2 8.4 12.6 13.6 .84

STATE BANK : Jenkins 5, .arneph-I . .arneph\ 2 . KeatingSmith. Rerdon. Rosew ;'ne. BEST- Kene-r.. .lenkins. Atunom .

Walpole . Cloke . Gniel .

POWER HOUSE : Gill Z . Attrill 2 . Centofanti 2 . CorbettDemir 2. Corbett . Pavlou . BFST : Gill . Atnrill. Corbett .

Desler . Cot'bet I . BumteN .

E SECTIONPreston 23 .7 .145Peninsula 12.8 .8 0

PRESTON : Robertson " Haysom 3 . Best 2 . Calcutt 2 .Hepburn 2 . Caleun . Faure . Kn_nter . Prowse . Rvies. BEST :Thompson, ~~alkle~ . Calcutn . Buttifant . Robertson .Prow se .

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WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS : Elliott 4. Hart 4 . T . Cannon 3 .Banova 2 . Denham 2. Graham 2, Ainslie, McNamara. MeGority.BEST : Banova, Denham, Jukes. McGority . Fletcher, Ainslie,

F SEC TIONClayton 23.11 .149Commonwealth Bank 11 .9 .75

CLAYTON : D . Burke 7 . R . Newton 5 . Caggell 2, Begent .Black . Bur*hart. Cooper. Dawes . Hawley . Derius. Rev .noldsDelosa . B~ST : Bet*ent . R . Newton . Revnolds . Burghart,Black . Cooper.

COMMONWEALTH BANK : Gardner3 . Butti~>,iet, 2 . Evnor2 . Letson . Fahev. Rossenlis. Timothee. BEST: Baker . Buttigiee= .Fahey. Gardner . Slapar . Keogh . ~

Doveton 32.22.2144NZ Bank 7.7.49

DOVETON : Mallon 16. Evre 4 . Cormick 2. Charle, 2 .Thorweston . Johnston . BEST : TEAM EFFORT ,

ANZ BANK : Szeitz 2 . Cave . Grundell . Haintz. O'Brien .Pearce . BEST : Bnceson . Chapple . Grundell . Haintz . Ma.\ .O'Neill .

Old Essendon 9.2 13.6 21.8 24 .9.153UHSOB 1.1 6.3 7.4 11. 6

OLD ESSENDON : Egan 9 . Simmons ~, . Brown 3.Lutterschmidt 3 . Price 3. Wilson . BEST : Wilson . Brown .F : :an . Simmons . Turner . & Rest of Team.

L' .H .S,O .B . : Fla el A . Hunter 2 . Zanin 2 . POe . Kutner.Gathereole . BEST : Hunter. Palmer. DeKonini; . Clemenn .Marshall . Bain .

Brunswick 7 .4 19.9 27 .12 36,17,233Monash Whites 3.3 3.5 5.6 7.6 .4 8

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985

LAST ROUNDS RESULTS11RUNSWICK : Hewitt 11, Dolman7, Demir6 . McBride 4,

,1, hintosh 2, J. Gibson 2 . Conduit, Davenport, Huckstepp,Wattenson . BEST: P . Johnston, Hewitt. Hull . Dolman,

hcmir, Russ .

NION.ASH WHITES : Ralph 3. Kenny 2. Gualano, Gemmola .ISFS"I' : El1ery .Crocker, Kocmut . Leech . Kenny . Gemmola .

L\ TROBE UNIVERSITY -- BYE

PARKSIDE : Reid 2, Blythe, Coffey. BEST : Coffey. Shanahan.Hansen, Blythe . Irwin . Poyntz .

Marcellin 4.5 8.8 13 .11 16 .18.114Kew 2.2 4.2 5.2 8.3.5 1

MARCELLIN : Denning 4, Boemo 3, Dennis 2 . Carrucan2 Sheehan. Donnellan. Golds. O'Callaghan. Stewart . BEST :Robinson . Golds . Boemo. Denning, Sheehan . O'Callaghan .

KEW : Caryon 3, McEwen 2, Wolfe, O'Farrell, O'Kalti .BEST: Hearns. Wolfe . Cottee . Wont;, Hughes, O'Kalti .

A RESERVE SECTION

old Xavs 2.6 3.3 4.3 4.5 .29l;ulleen-Temp 4.6 14.7 18.9 23 .16.15 4

OLD XAVERIANS : Bleechmore . Silk, McGrath, Doquile .ISFST : Ralph . Gotchett . Hart . Nunan . Woodley, Thomas .

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Merrett 7 . A,.,osta 6 . Fitt 4 .Viles 2. Giles . Sullivan, LeFevre, Sheridan . BEST : Giles .

o,ta, Johnston . George . Miles. Merrett .

tit. Bernards 8.7 .55NorthOB 8.10 .58

ST. BERNARDS : O'Dea 2. Peart 2, Milesi, Hargreaves .(),erman, O'Connell . BEST : Toohey, Hargreaves . Pear( .> ,undry . O'Connell. Saundry .

NORTH O.B . : Symes 3, Pearce . Turnbull, Butler, Schmidt .)'Toole . BEST : Symes . Turnbull . Pearce . Atkinson .

>IeSweeney, Sharpie .

De La Salle 3.6 4.7 6.10 8.13 .61Ormond 0.0 4.7 9.11 13 .13 .9 1

DE LA SALLE : Rock 2, Rennie 2, Dolan, Bromley .~chnerring. Tessier. BEST : Rock, Bromley. Kinsella, Tessier .\l illiams . Waldron .

ORMOND : Eishold 3, Kingston 2, Reeves 2, Morris, Fisher .Young, Milner . Kitely. Schucraft . BEST : Kingston . Kitely .Fisher, Young. R . Eishold, Strahan .

Collegians 7.2 12.6 16.9 19.11 .125,Old Scotch 2.1 4.3 10.4 13.6 .84

COLLEGIANS : Coy ne 4 . Whittaker4. Guy 2, Seymour2.Van Twest 2, Hi-son . Kus, Laussen . Noblet . Watson . BEST :Hibbins, Guy. Van Twest . Wolff. Whit taker. Laussen .

OLD SCOTCH : Davis 6. Hawdon 3 . Matthews 2 . Campbell .Howeroft . BEST: Matthews . Winneke . Davis, Lloyd . Kefford .McGill .

Univ. Blues 2.4 4.5 4.6 7.7 .49Ivanhoe 5.2 9.8 14 .11 16.14.11 0

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Moir 2, Mitchell 2 . Daniels. Howden .Nagle . BEST: Palmer. Howden. Na:;le . Daniels. Boal .Wilson .

IVANHOE : Lloyd 3, Matthew 3. Dwyer 2 . Kennedv '_ .Loton, Reinke, Robinson, Shaw, Westwood. Wootle. BFST :Diamond . Bye . Loton . Woolfe . Stewart . Russell .

B RESERVE SECTIONCaul . Gram . 7.12.54Old Brighton 4.2.2 6

CAULFIELD GRAM.: Voyage 3. Scholten, Koop, Anderson .~Bendall . BEST : Fclsemal . Kelner . Morptan . Sassella . Taplin .Scholten.

OLD BRIGHTON : Taylor . Nichols. Vershuur . Wood .,BEST : McLennan . Blair. Wood . Cochran . Wilson .Priestley .

Parkside 1 .2 2.6 2.7 4933St. Kilda 2.3 2.7 5.9 8.9,57

ST. KILDA : Neeson 4. Fiddler. Howard . Jones. LaFontaine .BEST : Cummins . Howard . Long. Petritsch . Howard .LaFontaine.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985

Old Melb. 6.4 9.5 11.8 15.9.99AJ .A .X . 0.0 1.0 1.0 2.1 .1 3

OLD MELBURNIANS : Taylor 6 . Dawson 2, Holliman 3 .Cameron 2. Kenyon, Sarf;eant . BEST: Officer. Dawson .Bult . Taylor. Nelson, Daddo .

AJ .A .X . : Zielinski 2 . BEST : Cherny . Poll . Chazan . Efron .Cohen . Komornik .

Old Paradians 2.1 5.4 5.4 6.9.45Univ. Blacks 2.1 4.3 9.7 11.9.7 5

OLD PARADIANS : Flynn 2. McMahon . Buhagiar, Roe .O'Hallaron . BEST : Dowling. Luchetta. Jackson . Busch . Rav .Flynn.

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Lee 3, Burge 3 . Dennis, Harty,Rogers. Gibney, Perrett . BEST : Gannon. Rogers . Gibney .Lee. Burge. Robinson.

C RESERVE SECTIONThomastown 2.4 4.5 6.5 8.6 .54St. Kevins 1 .1 4.3 8.4 10.7 .67

THOMASTOWN : Anastasiou 2 . Cedro, Cope . Cummaudo.Jenkins. Kyroussis . BEST : Black . Cummaundo. Cope.Gronewegan .

ST. KEVINS : Giffin 4. Griffin 2, Crohan. Hawkins . Fry.Ring . BEST : Lunt . Griffin . Crohan . Brennan . Waters . Fry.Hawkins.

COBURG FORFEITED TO HAMPTON ROVER S

Old Camberwell 2.1 4.3 5.3 6.5 .41Therry 3.6 9.9 11 .14 14.16.100

OLD CAMBERWELL : Buchanan 2 . Dance . Jepson . Loft .Scheiber. BEST : Wood . Jepson . Smith . Wells . Craw .Bowman .

THERRY CCOB: Donohue 4, Dillon 2, Jones 2 . Kane 2 .Egan, O'Sullivan, G. Howe, McBride . BEST: Murcutt . Costello .Fisher. Egan. Jones, G . Howe .

Fawkner 1 .7 1 .12 4.15 6 .17 .5 3Old Haileybury 2 .4 4.5 8.6 8.6 .54

FAWKNER : Birdo 2 . Wilson . Ruggerd . Terry . Price . BEST :Whelan . Booth. Wilson, Ruggerio . Hab;ood . Livingstone.

OLD HAILEYBURY : Dunstan 2 . Ladds 2 . Mitchem .Loosemore. Blackwell, Meadows . BEST : Bom ick . Scott .Andrew-s . Brown . Ladds . Mitchem .

Monash Blues 0.3 5.5 8.6 9.7 .61Banyule 3.2 3.5 5.6 11.9 .75

MONASH BLUES : Forbes 4 . Parker 2 . Wright . Sinclair.Kennedy . BEST : Kennedy . Garner. Forbes . Sinclair. Hanson .Parker.

BANYULE : Gibson 3 . Beaini Z. Docherty . McKissack .Lvdiate . McCann . W'estcott . BEST : McC :mn, Gruc . Wulle.Holst . McDonald . Docherty .

D RESERVE SECTIONWest Brunswick 2.3 3.6 7,6 8.11 .59MHSOB 2.3 5.5 5.6 6.9.4 5

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LAST ROUND'SWEST BRUNSWICK : McNamara 3 . Robertson 2, Cleg!;,

Magafas. Silveri. BEST : Beaumont . Leatham . McAllister.McNamara . Micalef, Robertson .

M .H .S .O .B . : Haidamous 2. Boyce 2, Quaife 2. BEST :Allen . Kelly. Newton . Schnieder . Haidamous.

St. Bedes 3.0 4.1 4.2 6.4 .40Balaclava 4.4 9.2 14.8 18 .13 .121

ST. BEDES : Beaseley 3 . Gray. Bryant . Fitzgibbon . BEST :Bryant . Gray . Fitzgibbon . Griffiths, Beaseley . Evans.

BALACLAVA : Scicluna 5 . MeLead 3, Drinan 3. O'Brien .A . Breslin . O'Sullivan, Williams. Oliver, Tavlor. Schultz .BEST : McLeod . Scicluna, Griffin. Williams, Oliver- Brown .

Old Trinity 4.2 6.3 10.7 13.7.85North Brunswick 2 .1 3.2 3.4 3.5 .2 3

OLD TRINITY : Kennedv 6 . Rieniets 2. Heath 2 . Birrell .Robison . Masters. BEST : $cott . Rogers . Robson . Davey .Heath . Hope .

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Chesterfield 2 . Gabriel . BEST :Rodgers . Soanes . Sammartino . Scullin . Chesterfield . Simm .

Old Ivanhoe 5 .10 .40Old Mentonians 11 .13 .79

OLD MENTONIANS: Coles 3 . Vines 3, Marin 2. Birch .Beasley . Simondson . BEST : Rogers. O'Callaghan . Birch .Petch . Vines . Thompson .

OLD IVANHOE : Bainbridge . Bates, Dowling. James. Lamb-revski . BEST: A . Hang . Harrison, James . Lambrevski .

State Bank 5.2 8.5 13.8 17.10.112Power House 0.1 3.2 3.3 6.9 .45

STATE BANK : Murray 5 . Eacott 3. Frv 2 . Ori;ill . Grant .Scott . Damen . Presti. Guy . Im;lis. BEST : Camm . O'Brien .Facott . Inglis . Murray . Catterson .

POWER HOUSE : Bntv 2 . Anaell . Bredyk. Demir. Stavrinos .BEST : Bray . Stod~~ell, Gro~~an . Stavrinos. Miller, Entw'histle .

E SERVE SE CTIONPreston 20.11 .131Peninsula 8,5,53

PRESTON : Eames -7 . Mounsey 4 . DeBono 3 . Pridham 2 .DeLuca 2. Allen . Caton . O'Connor. Ryan . DeBono . BEST :Mazzeo . Allen, Milner. Caton . Allen . Geor.:eson .

PENINSULA O .B. : Bedford 3 . Mitchell 2 . Francis . Lahroov.Jennings. BEST : Gates. Savers. Welsh . Bedford . Knig ht .Nut lv .

Old Geelong 4.0 9.1 11,5 13.11 .89Elsternwick 0.2 0.6 2.8 2.8.20

OLD GEELONG : Lewis 4 . Slatten 2 . Lavender 2 . G .Emmett . S . Hunter. Richardson . Peake . Peed . BEST : Jackson.Peake . Eastoe . Lewis . Goold. Reed .

ELSTERNWICK : Sneesby 2 . BEST : Ai-y, A . Contin . Yottmt.Frith . Ritchie . Silouie .

Heatherton 6 .4 10.5 10.7 16.8 .104Univ. Reds 1 .0 2.3 5,4 8.7,5 5

HEATHERTON : Da\ idson Z . l\'ometslev 3 . Mauwood 3.Dempsey 2. Spinks . Rojahn . Link . Heins . Qxiv . BEST : Davidson.Elliott . Rojahn . Magwood . Womerslevt Lvdster .

UNIVERSITY REDS : Comerford 2 . Wacden 2 . Kine, .Baker . Hille . BEST : Nlorrow . Comerford . Baker. Mercer.Walden . Godschaw .

Bulleen United 4.6 .30Old Carey 9.11 .6 5

BULLEEN UNITED : Mutimer 2 . Pern . Sahanini . BEST :Orwin . Mutimer . Berkfeld . Lamimt . Chene\ . DaNidson .

OLD CAREY : Hands 4 . Chiodi, England, Hyde, See~.iCharles . BEST : Kimber . Rae, Livingstone . Hands, Shec,jEngland .

Williamstown 8.4 14 .11 21 .14 29,171y1F.I .T.O .B. 1.0 1.0 1.2 1,2

4 WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS: Tuck 10. M . Cannon 5, Dn r3, Kenwarv 3. Hyland 2 . Sodomaco 2, Barlow, M . Derv ;,,Reacter. Vines . BEST : a team effort .

F.I .T.O.B . : Murrell . BEST : Backer. Case. Laszez, KennedMcCann . Murrell .

F R SECESERVE 7_ayrClayton 9,6,6qC'wealth Bank 13~ A tl

COMMONWEALTH BANK: Johnston 4 . Keating 2. S .2 . Watson. Baust . McNamee, Mott . Jackman . BEST : Firma,McGrath, Dunklev . Watson. Johnston. Segota .

CLAYTON : Clulow 3 . J . Delosa . Lindsay. MacklirO'Donoghue, G . Watlen. Wylde . BEST : Cook, Nlirra. Ada,-Macklin, J . Delosa . Lindsay .

Doveton 19.22,U,ANZ Bank 5.4'_i4

DOVETON : Guelen 5, Kauss 4 . Webb 2 . StephensMowat . Whitnell. BEST : D'Aquino . Webb. Yasheneo . Mom :,Whitnell .

ANZ BANK : Bishop 3 . Brain . O'Bryon . BEST : Byrne.

0 . Essendon 2.2 7.6 9.7 13,10 .k>U .H .S.O .B. 4.2 4.2 9.3 16.3,6 i

OLD ESSENDON : ,larran 4 . Stevens 2 . Bilby 3 . Star',Thormon . Dodd . Lockwood . Marts n . BFS'T : Bowden . BillStark . Thornion . Crossle~\ . .)arrau .

U .H .S.O.B . : Perry 2 . Webster 2 . Mather 2 . Zerna2 . Bo~~Thompson . BEST : Webster . Caddick . Andrews. Buckman,Edwards. Constantine.

Brunswick 2,6 5,8 10.14 16 .18 .114Monash Whites 0,1 1,1 1 1 1 2,1,1 3

MONASH WHITES : Clifton 2 . BEST : Byrnes. Brir;Clifton . McDonald . Sharkey. Theodorou .

BRUNSWICK : Harrison 5 . Kanne,n,tesser 3. Jamison . Henr.Melton . Cook . West . A . Watterson . Trowsdale . Barcellon :BEST : Kannegiesser. O'Sullivan . Harrison .Jamison- Hen, .West .

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY -- BY E

UNDER 19 ZONE 1Old Paradians 4.3 7.10 8 .14 15,19,1 0 rOld Ivanhoe 2.4 2.4 7.6 7.12 .5 4

OLD PARADIANS : Smith 7. Annett 2 . Musf;rave 2. Kerch.Bow len . Lando. Mills . BEST: Keogh . Brennan . Smith . Ann :-Scammel . Brooks .

OLD IVANHOE : L'~nch 2 . Jones . Lewis. Perkins . Sedav r,Stenneit . BEST: Mar(in . Bashford . Masnjo,Perkins . Parsons . Lewis .

University 9.2 13.3 23.6 28.12 .180St. Bernards 3.5 7.8 8,12 10 .14 .74

UNIVERSITY : Bourke 14 . Zimmermann 6 . Kimpton 3.Allardice 2. Hockinr.. Katopodis . Sjot,,ren. BEST : Zinunennann.Bourke . Kimpton . Roiwrs . Watson . Lamtle .\ .

ST . BERNARDS : Adams -I . Dow-ling 2 . Clarke . ByrneSolomon . Ellis . BEST : %Tulkearns. Dowlimt . Nuwent . Naha,'\'ollin :~ . Adams.

18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985

LAST ROUND'S RESULTSI Iturey 23.16 .154vule 16.10 .106ll .,".

tt,,yYULE: Barnes 7, Thompson 3, Braddy, McDonald .,«cmam. Williams, Boucher, King. BEST : Barnes. McDonald.

i_ ckwray, Stanley. Dohertv .

THERRY CCOB : Grocock 6, Hogan 4, Gallagher 3 . Brod-,ri c k 2 DAndrea 2, Rossignolo 2, Spicer 2 Eastmure,

~Inran,IIEST: Connelly . Taylor . Bruno, D 'Andrea, Kimpton .

}lareelBn 2.1 6.3 10.4 12,6 .78North OB 6.2 11.2 15.7 20.9.12 9

,NIyARCELLIN : Caris 3, Harvey 2, Amad 2. McNeil, Arundel,

n` tleioDn~ GooidIIAmad, BarkBEST: Caris, Archdeacon,

Sta pNORTH O.B .: Sabato 4, Furnari 3, Gurrulli 3 . Adorno 2 .

Campbell 2. Sortino 2, Serr, Zumbo, Piantella, Turcinovich .BE$T• Bernardi . Adornu, Morse. Zumbo . Zamanis,Ctimboli .

St . Kevins 2.2 5.4 8.7 11 .12 .78lhomastown 7.2 12.6 19.7 24.10.154

ST.KEVINS : L nch4, Arthur 2 . Collier. MeLean, Michaud ,

Perlich . ColherB~ST: Mencher. Lynch . Phillips. McLean,

THOMASTOWN : Bubis 7, loannidis 5. Bell 4, Everitt 2 .Nackovski 2. Lea. Trafford, Tessari . Koulinous. BEST : Trafford .tvatts. Bell . Stamos. Theodorou, Bubis .

BaBeen•Temp 16 .7. 29.16 43.25 57 .36 .378Camberwell 1.2 2.3 4.5 5.5 .35

BULZEEN-TEMPLESTOWE: Smith 25, Richmond 5, Gile s4, Thompson 4. Osborne 3, Gamson 3. Sharp 3, Lederman 2,wiliams 2 . Shalland 2 . Wothorspoon 2 . Shophorn , Parris.BEST: Williams, Gilos . Richmond . Smith . Shallard . Sharp.

OLD CAMBERWELL ; Wood 2 . Weller. Johns. Murray,BEST: Leitch. Johns. Brown,

Williamstown 12.17,89Old Haileybury 15 .12,102

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS : Grigg 7, Bratby, Dyson, ARyan . BEST : Dyson, Grigg . Perry, f`inch, Bubme, Derwin . -

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~ BURY : Goal kickers, best players not available.

Monash 18,10.118Collegians 34 .17 .22 1

COLLEGIANS : Fraser 6, Foard 6, Warne 5, Powell 4,Thompson 3, Tobin 3, Byrne 2. Sheehan 2 . Wan . Abbott,Gibbs . BEST : Fraser, Foard. Tobin. Sheehan, Byrne, Wan .

MONASH BLUES : Tomlinson 5, Norman 3, Pearson 3,Judkins 2, Blackman 2, Lockhead . Baxter . Blackshaw . BEST :Norman, Hamilton, Holcroft, Blackman. Tomlinson, Mitchell .

111,111UNDER 19 Z NE 18/6/198 5

Therry won on forfeit from Old Ivanho e

Marcellin 15.18.108St. Bernard's 8.10.58MARCELLIN: Goal kickers, best players not received .ST. BERNARD'S: Adams 4, Barnes, Clark, Mulkearns,

Doran . BEST : Mulkearns. Byrne . Hare . Salomon, Nugent .Duffey .

St. Kevin's 1 .5 2.6 4.10 -3 .12 .42Banyule 3.9 7 .13 10 .14 16.15.111

ST . KEVIN'S: Hourigan 2, Kerr, Lynch, Mason . BEST :Lynch, Phillips, Kerr. Wallace, Nerlieh, Coplier.

UNDER 19 Z® 20. Xavs 2,1 6,2 7,4 10.565Old Melburnians 4,4 8,5 11 .8 15.12.102

OLD XAVERIANS : Francis 3, Klavac 3, Hillier, Detyridge.Doyle, Dalton. BEST : Ketfetis . Meehan. Francis. Detyridge.Curmody, Dalton .

OLD MELBURNIANS : Hupfau 4, Niall 3, Langford 2 .~', ;trd-Ambler2, Birrell, Cumming, Wilson, McDougall . BEST :Smith, Birrell . Niall . McDonald, Nelson, North-East .

Ormond 1.0 2.7 7.8 12 .10 .82Be La Salle 4.4 8.5 11.6 15.11 .101

ORMOND : Hill 5, Harrington 2 . Nash 2, Hankin, Taylor,fcAhinger. BEST : Harrington, Taylor, Mitsopoulos. Greene .liuclair, Hankin .

DE LA SALLE : Goal kickers, best players not received .

`t, Kilda 3.3 6.8 9.10 101171ILtmpton Rovers 2.5 7.6 9.9 13,13,91

HAMPTON ROVERS : H ynam 3 . Winkler 3 . Kennedy 2 .~ns 2, Cahill 2 . Boyle . BEST : Boyle . Andrews. Hynam,her, Winkler, Lyons .

ST. KILDA : Murrihv 5, R . Williams 2, S . Williams. Cole .Iray .BEST : Harrod . [Broadhead, lanchello . Healy, Power,

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`I 1II,S,O .B. 5.1 12.8 17 .10 20.16.136Old Scotch 2.3 5.4 8.12 11 .15.81M .H .S .O .B . : Moritz 8, Phillips 3 . Lott 2 . Waldron 2 .

I),ummond 2. Martin, Beasley, Wilson. BEST: Stamboulos .lI, .,n, Terrens, O'Connor. Joyce. Phillips.

OLD SCOTCH : Russel 6 . Berrv . Featherstone. Hodge,IcCallum . BEST: Monsell-Butler, Russel . Hutchinson . Hodges.,Hehir, Everett .

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BANYULE: P. Ba rnes 5, Fidler 3, Thom pso n 3, R . BraddAbrahams . King, C . McDonald. BEST: D. McDonald . Pv .Barnes, Dohe rt y. Quillian . Fidler. G . Braddy .

Bulleen-Temp 6.5 9.9 14.10 17 .12 .114North O .B. 2.4 7.7 12.12 15 .14 .104BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWEt Lederman 5. Richmond 5 .Parris 2 . Smith 2, Dunn . Shallard . Wotherspoon . BEST:Espensehied . Wotherspoon, Martin. Richmond . Shallard .Lederman .NORTH O .B. : Goal kickers, best players not received .

Thomastown 7 .3 7 .5 11.9 17.13.115Old Camberwell 1 .0 4.3 4.6 7.10.52

THOMASTOWN : Farchione 8, Alberti 3 . Naekovski 2 .Ionnidis 2, Koulinous, M . Bell . BEST : Farchione . Watts. M .Bell, Koulinous, Staios. Tessari .

OLD CAMBERWELL : Best players, goal kickers notreceived.

University 6.10 18 .13 26 .19 37.26.248Old Paradians 2.1 2.1 3.7 4.8 .32

UNIVERSITY : Bourke 11, Rush 8, Hocking 6, Kimpton3 . Thompson 3, Heffernan 2. Abou-eid. Katapodis, Turnbull,Watson . BEST : Kimpton, Woodhouse . Turnbull . Rush .Hocking, Heffernan.

OLD PARADIANS : Goal kickers, best players not received .

UNDER 19 Z®1lTE 28/6/1985

Old Xaverians 7 .6 14.7 17.13 25 .17 .151Monash 1 .0 3.5 4.8 6.12.4 8

OLD XAVERIANS : Goal kickers, best players not received .MONASH : Goal kickers. best players not received .

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Ormond 1.5 8.16 12 .17 19 .24.138Collegians 4.8 6.8 9.12 10 .14.7 4

ORMOND : Taylor 3 . Wagland 3. Blight 2, Harrington 2,McDonald 2 . Hankin . Mitsopoulos . Muldoon . Newstead .Sambell . Thompson . Trabinger. BEST : Harrington . Wagland .Mitsopoulos. Blight . Taylor. McDonald .

COLLEGIANS : Clark 3. Warne 2 . Schmidt 2 . Gibbs .Halford . Tobin . BEST : Warne . Markwelt . Roberts . Wan .Thompson . Byrne .

M .H .S.O .B. 1.1 4.6 5.7 16 .10 .1061)e La Salle 6.3 9.8 14.15 20 .17 .137

M .H .S .O .B . : Moritz 9 . Drummond 2, Scrinis 2 . Beazley .Waldron . Dimitradis . BEST : Stamboulos. Terrens . Moritz .O'Conner. Waldron . Drummond .

DE LA SALLE : Cambpbell 4 . Higgins 4 . Edmunds 3 .Folev 3 . Wright 2. Klarica, Pollard . Ladson . MacMahon .BEST : Smith . McMahon. Campbell . Judd . Spriggs. O'Callaghan .

Old Brighton 2.1 4.2 6.3 8.6 .54Old Scotch 5.4 8.5 12.9 14 .10 .9 4

OLD BRIGHTON : Smith 2 . Green . Burns . Biggins . Hoar .Taylor . McLennan . BEST : McLennan . Hoare . Hare. Ashton .Bellin. Burns .

OLD SCOTCH : Lloyd 7. Russel, Hodge . McCarthur, WardRolleston. BEST: Feathe rs tone . Mackenzie . Burnham . WalkerLloyd. Ward.

St. Kilda 2.0 4.1 6.2 8.4,j ,Old Melburnians 4 .4 8.5 12.10 14 .13,9 '

ST . KILDA : Goal kickers, best players not received.

OLD MELBURNIANS : James 3 . Ward-Ambler 3, $an},2 . Hupfau 2. Wood . Niall. North-east . McDougall . BES"IMcDougall . Banks. P. Nelson . King . Daddo. R . Nelson.

Williamstown 2.6 6.8 11 .11 12.1385Hampton Rovers 3.0 8.3 12.4 18 .11 .119

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS : Goal kickers, best pt,,,,,not received .

HAMPTON ROVERS: Goal kickers, best players isreceived .

NOTE : Under 19 Ladder and Sharpshooters Lists will notreflect performances from June 8th.

Personaliiy Pars

50 GAMES AT UNI . BLACKSCongratulations to University Blacks utility Stev e

Pryor on playing his 50th game today against OldMelburnians . Steve commenced with the Blacks in1982 after joining the club from Canberra which herevisited earlier this year with the intervarsity team .

leaving his indelible mark on the city . "Sui,ar Ray"has missed the odd game or four in his time here . butthe -,real Ressies 1984 Grand Final win will morethan make up for that . Keep punching Steve .congratulations on vour milestonz and may the next50 come it little quicker .

WELL DONE MUDD YWell clone Glenn "Muddy "Mallon on l6 goals kicked•t_ainst ANZ Bank on June Ist . This season "Muddy'has kicked more than ten goals in a uanie twice . and

his recent swa,_~ could well stand atDoveton SJOC for

it It nu, time .

50 FOR BRIAN COCKERILLB ri an after a regular berth in the firsts last season .

had it had accident earls- this year and is only justback into the reserves . I know that Brian will hek nocking on the door for senior selection verv soon .

All at Old Ivanhoe would like to congratulate theboys on their ureat achievements .

50 GAMES AT TIGERLANDAll at State Bank con,rattdate Mark "Beacon'

Aumont on playing his 50th game today againstMHSOB . Bzacon's detzrmined style of play is exactl\what is required at State Bank to help us \\in more_antes . Beacon has worked hard at his game andrarek misses a trainim__ ni,ht . Once a,=ainconeratulations mark and we all look forward towhin you reach the ton .

50 GAMES UP FOUR TIMES AT DE LACongratulations froni all at De La Salle OC to the

following players who have reached the 50 gamemark : Pat Moore ( RD 4), David Nugent (R 6 ),Darren O'Loughlin and Neil Mitchelhill both in (RD

7) .All four players have made valuable contributions

to the club . and we hope they can all go on and playmany more games with the club .

CLUB TREASURER'S CREATE RECORDSAT POWER HOUS E

Peter Snyders, Treasurer for the past five yearsand current Treasurer John Stodgell have recentlyreached milestones in their careers .

Peter played his I00th VAFA Senior game againstMelbourne High S .O .B . while John reached his 50thagainst St . Bedes .~ Peter commenced in our U 17's in the early 1970',

and then played in the U 19's before moving. into our

Club 18 side .In those days Snvd's carried a lot of weiLht . but was

hard to ,ret around . Playing at full back he notchedup over 50,_ames before breakinL, into the Senior> .Over the past six seasons he has alternated betweenthe Seniors and Reserves . and has proved to be ~,reliable hackman who has good judgement . Marc

importantly . he has proved to be a loyal and dedicatedclubman .

John had it similar background in that he playednearly 50 games with our Club 18 before taking thestep into Senior ranks. A talented footballer w'lt :

backs his juduemznt . its been a pity that John ha\been plagued by injury and illness . maybe more regulartraining, would overcome this . John has contributedgreatly to the finance of the club and it is hoped th :rwe will hear his voice around the club for another :"

_atnzs . especially at fund raisin- activities :

A SECTIONPace, Bulleen-TemplestoweCurtain . Old Xaverian sN lorcom, Ivanhoe

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Boccabella, Ivanhoe 3!\lason, Old Scotch -`I'yquin, Univ . Blues (r) iIierin, De La SalleEdwards, North OB~iurphy . De La Sall e

B SECTIO NFilipovic, KewI-opes . St . Kild aJ . Mitchell . Old Mclburni,tnsThomas . Old BrightonDcnipsey, Univ . Black sC . Haralambopoulos . hc%aBerzins, Caul . Gr :nn .A. Grant . Old BrightonPr,~eman, Parksidc

C SECTIONKorp, Fawkne r4Yrigglesworth, TherryFarchione, Thom astownPanagiotodis, Hampton Rovers\fajerezak, FawknerORourke, TherryAngelis, CoburgTaylor, TherryI lodgson, Old Camberwell

D SECTIONBrent, 0. TrinityJenkins, State BankSmith, W . BrunswickPhelps, MHSOBIlall, W . Bruns .Sist, Bala .Sciacca, 0 . MentoneCowley, 0 . Trinity

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B RESERVE SECTIONMaher. Marccllin (-)Lee, U . Bl,tcks (3)Flynn : 0 . Parridians (2)Neeson . St . Kildi+ 4 (4)C3rnham . St .Kild .: (-)

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D RESERVE SECTIONKennedy, 0 . Trinity ( - )Drinan, Balaclava (3)Quaife, MHSOB (2)Vines, 0. Mentone (3)Myer, O. Mentone ( - )Eacott. State Bank (3 )

E RESERVE SECTIONSodom ace, Wstown (2)Ryan, Preston (1)Slattery, 0 . Geelong (1)Doran, Elsternwick ( - )Karipidis, Elsternwick ( - )Best, Preston ( - )

F RESERVE SECTIONMather, UHSOB (2)Clulow, Clayton (3)Harrison, Brunswick (5)Keating . Cwealth Bank (2)

UNDER 19 ZONE 1Bourke, University (14)R . Smith, Bulleen Temp . (25)Grocock, Therry (6)Gallagher, Therry (3)Sabato, North OB (4)Turlinovich, North OB (1)Harnden, St . Bernards ( - )Ioannidis, Thomastown (5)Shellard, Bulteen Temp . (2)Silvca, North OB ( - )

UNDER 19 ZONE 2Lloyd . 0 . ScotchMoritz, MHSOBTaylor, OrmondHill . OrmondCampbell, De La SalleRussel, 0 . ScotchKlavac, 0 . XaveriansFraser, Collegians

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