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OF THE VICTORlAN AMATEU RApril '~ 8t~'1~ 199$ FOOTBALPrice: 1 .50 L ASSOCIATION JV®i. 98 No. 2 I

Smc A SECTIONby Jason Frenkel

0 nce again the opening round of the VAFA sea-son was blessed with beautiful weather and

both Saturday and Sunday provided perfect con-ditions for football . The A-section didn't disappointwith five bumper clashes and an exciting blend oftalent, surprise and good old-fashioned hard footyon show at the various venues .

The abundance of talent was to be found atToorak Park, where the reigning premiers showedwhy they've won three on the trot with an 84-pointhiding of the Redlegs. Promising signs across townat Camberwell Sports Ground too, but it wasn'tcoming from the runners-up as Scotch went downto a rejuvenated University Blues by 45 points . DeLa Salle jostled all afternoon at home to the Lionsbefore a 5 goal final term helped them to a 17point win over the undermanned Collegians . Thetwo newcomers to A-section, Old Brighton and St .Kevins, both got close to wins in Round 1 but nei-ther walked away the points . SKOBS fought backfrom a 7 goal deficit at three-quarter time to getwithin a point of Old Haileybury in a fantasticgame at Glenferrie Oval . Old Brighton also hadsome chance of winning in the last quarter of theirgame, on Sunday at Elsternwick Park, before St.Bernards kicked away to a 20 point win . LukeVassallo proved to be the difference between thetwo sides with seven match-winning goals in abest-on-ground performance that earned him thehighly-coveted Sportscover Player of the Dayaward on Optus Vision channel 50 .

PREVIEWLast week's break should see all sides fresh

and firing today for the four Saturday games andSunday's Match-of-the-Day between St. Kevinsand Co ll egians at Elsternwick Park .

The Lions have been rocked by player lossesover the summer with a sizeable chunk of the1997 team missing from this year's line-up .Jefferson has proved to be a valuable ruckman forthe Lions but Marcus Dollman and former OldParadian Dion Ciavola head a strong on-ball unitfor St . Kevins in the middle and will be crucial atthe centre bounce contests . Warne-Smith is capa-ble of kicking big bags of goals for Collegians but Ifancy they will struggle to cover the likes ofGarvey, Fraser, Mahoney and Ryan in the St .Kevins forward line . SKOBS by 21 points .

Two sides looking to stay in good form are UniBlues and De La Salle in what should be a greatmatch at the University Oval on Saturday . Bluesput a disappointing '97 behind them with a great

win over Scotch and [De Crespigney looksto be a valuableaddition to a forwar dline that already contains the talented AdLennen. De La will be a difficult proposition «youngster Simon Wood and the returnedMannix bolstering their tall man stakes this sson while Evans . Elliot, Jackson and co . will behand to drive the D's forward. Blues at home i:close one by 5 points .

Old Brighton host Old Scotch in a mawhere both sides will be looking to improvetheir first round efforts . Old Brighton had plenbthe ball against Bernards but will need to dispiof it better if they are to get the most out of Iwards Nick Perry and Tim McNamara. The matup between Tim Holt and Mathew Jackson inCardinals' backline promises to be a beauty wthe dashing Brighton forward pitted againstdiminutive Scotch speedster. Brighton bypoints.

St. Bernards travel south of the river agathis time hoping to find an Old Melburnians sshell-shocked from a first-round thrashing. TwcA-grade's most enigmatic players will featurethis game, with the wily Micah Berry capableturning a match on its head for the Redlegs . WlLuke Vassallo showed in Round 1 not only !matchwinning qualities but his versatility at h<dling a variety of roles, with a shift down fonv<that paid off with seven goals . It will be interest ;to see where Garry Foulds plays him today, buthink the Redlegs will bounce back to win bypoints .

Old Haileybury face the daunting CXave ri ans team at home in an important gameSimon Meehan's charges. Tall timber is in abcdance at Old Haileybury with the two setsbrothers. Seccull and Hilton, along with CnHucker, providing the Bloods with marking povall over the ground . Options aplenty for Xavs Iwith Richardson, Bourke and Jones all capablekicking big scores and a host of on-ballers ahalf forwards handy near the big sticks, but jtfor the heck of it . I'm tipping the Bloods inboilover by 18 points .

REMEMBER

PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRING ALCOHCINTO ELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTO ANY VAFA VENI

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congratulations to "crusher" on reaching 50

1 111 t,s for OBGFC in the first round . After starting

f<y :~i'NN-ol Brighton - Andrea' Pryor - 200 game s

tE OBGFC congratulate "Noel" on reaching

,li,• 2i)0 clubin Round 1 against St . Bernards . Life

I<,lib~ rship is an approp riate honor for our mos t

orurd player . Beginning in the U19"s at 14

t,j age, represented the VAFA (6) times asi C S 11 ~s «phining the club and winning (3) best

jairest awards . A highly talented player andplaVer we all hope "Noely" carries on to the

300 . Well done to a great clubman .

Adam Alderton - 50 games

;l ifu t- 19's in 1995 "Crusher" has developed intolar senior player with his disciplined defence

1,1 lashes out of the backline . All at OBGFC wish

RIL 25 - ROUND 3

I<E V [?VS v. UNIVERSITY BLUES

DE: L A SALLE V. OLD BRIGHTON

OLD SCOTCH v. OLD MELBURNIANS

T, pE['~NARDS v . OLD XAVERIANS

t)LLEGIANS v . OLD HAILEYBUR Y

SENIORS

tiAME, ; CLUBIoNES OLD XAVERIANS

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A RESERVEDE LA SALLEST. KEVINSOLD SCOTCHOLD SCOTCH

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The Age VAFA sportswriterGarry Petroff writes about Saturday

VAFA matches played and previews theSunday A section Match of the Day.

tvcll for a full 1998 season .

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SENIORS -• 04 .04.98ST. KEVB9S 3.2 7.8 8.9 15.13 .103OLD HAILEBURY 4.1 7.2 16.3 18.8 .104St. Revins Ryan 4. Bouies 2 . Fraser 2, Ciavda 2, Gross. Dollman. Olive. Mahoney.

Wtse. Best Louerson. Ryan . IbIlman, Gross . Ciavvta. Mahonev.Old Haileybury blood 4 . Erstathiou 2. A. Hilton 2, Hucker 2, Cornell. D . SecculL

Kraus, A. Walden, Baxter. Parker. Best Bucket. D . Seccvll . S . Phillips. D . Warden.

A. Ross, A . F1otd.

DE LA SALLE 3.3 6.6 8.11 13.17.95COLLEGIANS 4.2 5.4 10.5 12.6.78De La Salle Rosman 4. Evans 2. B. Months 2, D. Jackson. P. Mannix O'Donnell.Sv,7ft. Elliott. Best Bannici. Wood . S. Hyland, Slivers . Stager. B. Mannix

Collegians Warne-Smith 5 . Deane-Johns 3. King 2. Humphry. Bennett . Beat VanDer Veen . Hosking. Mackenzie, Jefferson. Bennett. Warne-Smith .

OLD SCOTCH 3.1 5.2 7.4 10.6.86UNIVERSITY BLUES 3.5 9.10 13.15 15 .21.111Old Scotch Boyd 5. Price, Hawkins, Stokes. Stanvick, Heath. Best Angus.Spiden. Phillips . Bwd, Smyth. Miller.University Blues De<xespigny 6. Lennen 4. Slimmon 2 . Kordick. Sheehan .Versteegen. Beat Wilcox Versteegen . Stewart. Decrespigny. Blood . Starltski.

ST. BERNARDS 3.1 6.6 10.8 15.12.102OLD BRIGHTON 4.3 6.8 9.9 12.10 .82St. Bernards Vassallo 7. L . Gallant 2. C . Osborne 2 . Harduick- J. Mount. J.

Gollant. Taplor. Best lassatto. L. Gollant. J . Gallant . A. Merrington. Harvey. Ho,r;an

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Old Brighton Talbot 2 . Hartman 2, S . Alderson 2. McNamara. Oakley. Hipxd(. M.

Jackson . Pertv . Kent. Best Lennox Alderton . Oakley. Tymms . Hipwell. Prya.

OLD XAVERIANS 4.6 11.11 15.14 18.17.125OLD MELBURMANS 2.2 3.3 3 .8 5 .11 .41Old Xaverians Jones 7 . Barrett 4, Tavlor 2. Wood. Lethkean . Hanneherv. Bou•en.

Ford . Best Lettilean . Jones. Hoimes. Ta}ior. Wood. Dillon .Old MeBnunians Boyd 2 . Guest, Thedore. McMullin. Beat Ellis . McKeon- Ross,

McMidhn. Thedore. Lovett.

RESERVES -• 4 .04.98ST. KEVBtS 2.4 6.7 10.8 16.12.108OLD HAB.EYBURY 4.0 10.1 11.1 11.2.88St. Kevins Onion 6, Scarfo 3 . Kennedy 2. Mulcahy 2 . Gargano . Terztni. Quirk .

Best Moa•tan. Lvnch . B. Dollman. M. Rido- Dynan . Finch .Old HaIley6ury Saunders 6, Lappage 4. Farsyth. Best Dimond. Rowtands,

Saunders . Lappage . Richardson. Forsyth

DE LA SALLE 6.4 9.7 15.9 20.14 .134COLLEGIANS 1.3 2.7 3.8 7.9 .51De La Salle Mithen 7. M . Fisher 3 . Campbell 2 . Morel 2, S. Hoy 2- D. Crouz. Doak,O'Callaghan . Duckett . Best Duckett. hLthen . Morel- Buella Fisher. Murphy.

OLD SCOTCH 2.4 10.5 15.8 21.9.135UNIVERSITY BLUES 3.2 4.4 7.7 8.9 .57Old Scotch Crane 5, McDonnell 5 . Warner 1 Castricsm 2. T. Reid 2. Davis,

Hanneman. Pritchard . Hooper. Smith . Best Gibbs . Hooper. Woodhouse. Pritchard.Stmth . Davis .University Blues Evans 3 . Baker 2. Bohm 2 . Klely. Best Baker. Evans. Longley.Ben}3mut .

ST. BERNARDS 2.2 5.4 6.7 11.11 .77OLD BRIGHTON 1.5 1.7 2.12 2.16.28St. Bernards DeMamiel 3, Kennedy 2, Datrey 2. Collins 2 . Cusak. Capes . Best

Nathann Kennedy, Hayes. Collins . Capes. Donelly.

OLD XAVERIANS 10.15,75OLD MELBURNIANS 11.8 .74Old Xaverlanv HObert 3. Perry 2. Drake 2, A. Bourke. Lechte. Keyhoe. Best Healy.Belli . Hilbert. Walsh. Perry. Tucker.

f rs)'O -aCOLLEGIANS v. ST. KEVINS - Field : RichardEastwood Albie Firley - Boundary : Robert MuttonTim Dodds - Goal: Bernie Hoare Shannon RyanReserves - Goal : Daniel VanDuser Bernie JepsonEP SundayUNIVERSITY BLUES v . DE LA SALLE - Field :Heath Little Anthony Damen - Goal : Geoff GriggAnthony Simpso nOLD BRIGHTON v . OLD SCOTCH - Field : JamieKvins Steve McCarthy - Boundary : AnthonyPatterson Simon Baileau - Goal : Bernie HoareRoss Richard sOLD MELBURNIANS v . ST. BERNARDS - Field :Wayne Hinton Martin Jackson - Boundary :Stephen Johnston Cameron Kealy - Goal : BradNash Dominic NapoliOLD HAILEYBURY v . OLD XAVERIANS - Field :Mark Gibson Graeme Thwaites - Boundary :Tristan Bowman Cameron Hayes - Goal : KevinSegota Reno Barichievich

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B SECTIO Nby Michael Georg e

Season 1998 kicked off with all clubs either joining orrejoining B Section winning, perhaps suggesting

some of the stalwarts might be in for a rough year .Both Old Trinity and Old Paradians appear to set

good for years and North Old boys first up win bodeswell for them.

After a disastrous tipping debut (one out of five), thisscribes tips should perhaps be ignored although armedwith one rounds form as a guide things might improve .MARCELLIN V. OLD IVANHOE

Marcellin after trailing Old Ivanhoe at quarter timewere able to record their first win in B Section for theyear. Marcellin held a four goal led at half time but facedan Old Ivanhoe revival in the second half. However OldIvanhoe's increased workrate did not necessarily convertinto goals having ten scoring shots for the term . In con-trast Marcellin although attacking less still managedfour goals including a bomb from the boundary line fromKaravasilis. Old Ivanhoe got to within 4 points at the 22minute mark of the last quarter but Marcellin were ableto steady and stand up to the Old Ivanhoe pressure,repelling their attacks in the final minutes of the game .In the end it was Marcellin's more structured forwardline which proved the decisive factor .NORTH OLD BOYS V. MHSOB

B Section's other debutants, North Old Boys alsokicked off their season with a win over MHSOB . In asolid team performance NOB's burst clear with a ninegoal second quarter and while MHSOB were fighting itright out they were unable to reel them in . NOB's had anumber of avenues to goals with six multiple goalkick-ers led by Khroder with 5. MHSOB relied more heavilyon Woodley who kicked 7 for the losers .OLD PARADIANS V. THERRY PENOLA

Old Paradians in a high scoring clash at Parade wereable to hold off a final flurry from Therry Penola to recorda home win . The game turned into a shoot out betweenthe two forward lines and Old Parade were well servedby forwards McMahon 6, Brullo 4. and Ciavola kicking3 goals where as Therry spread their goals around withseven multiple goal kickers . Therry should be encour-aged by a good performance against perennial power-house Parade away from home and by their freakishaccuracy in front of goal, kicking 20 .2 which kept themin the game.OLD TRINITY V. ORMOND

Old Trinity recorded a good away win againstOrmond after trailing at three quarter time . In a gamethat was 'nip and tuck' all day Old Trinity were able togain the ascendancy through some astute moves atthree quarter time by Bernie Dunn and younger legs fin-ishing the game off more strongly . Ormond were ninepoints up at three quarter time and at home would havebeen confident of hanging on to grab the points .However a revamped Trinity line-up drove the ball for-

ward to their polishedforward unit ofStickland (5 goals) andHeath (4 goals) andkicked away to win by21 points .IVANHOE V. MAZENOD

Mazenod got over the line in a thriller at WarPark in Round One . The game was close all dayIvanhoe leading by 11 points at half time. But it w<the third quarter where Mazenod made what w

a decisive break of the game kicking six goals taking agoal lead into the last term . At the start of the lastit appeared Mazenod were going to run away withgame adding a further three goals . But Ivanhoe at hrefused to lie down with Ivanhoe forwards TagSclocchi and Joyce both scoring. With IvanhoeGiles' goal in the dying seconds of the game the swas tied. In a mad scramble in the centre M

a wrenched the ball out of the centre and wobbl tbehind through to win the game .PREVIEWSOLD TRINITY V. PARADE

In the clash of the heavyweights of B sectionTrinity will enjoy the return to their home groundthe confined spaces of Ormond's Gunn Reserve .Trinity appear to have an effective combinatioiyoungsters (12 out of last Saturdays 21 wereunder 21) and with proven players such as RamsHeath and Stickland will make them hard to beat .Parade also enjoyed a good start to the year, as winform is good form, but with Therry scoring freelyweek they might struggle to contain Old Trinity'swards.MAZENOD V. ORMOND

Mazenod will be on a high after their last kick o:day win and should continue against Ormond at luMazenod will need forwards Ballenger and Fisher t<and will be encouraged by the form of Drew O'Donafand on ballers Murray and Occhuito .

The Ormond brains trust held a lengthy post inconference and the team can be expected to play oufull four quarters this week . Ormond won a lot of :ball against Old Trinity but must convert their chaito win the close ones .

Mazenod by 10 points.MARCELLIN V. NOB'S

In the battle of the section's debutants both wikeen to continue on their winning form . De :Marcellin's home ground advantage, NOB's win ageMHSOB, tipped to be one of the big improvers of theson, suggests they might go on with it against Marc(However Marcellin will be keyed up for And.Caffrey's 200th game for Marcellin .

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in inc local derby Ivanhoe will be hungry for a win

tr iust missing out at home and should post its first

,, n ior 01e "ear against old Ivanhoe . Old Ivanhoe while

it, defeat last week might struggle to kick enough

%Vs :llout their major goalkieking forward MeLean .

nlatcti will be broadcast on 96.5 3INR FM .I %'ulho c by 25 points .

CW4IIiSOB : - Greg Wilson - 200 games

The tc,end, Greg "Will o" Wilson has finally reached

iJij '-lilies for MHSOB an d accordingly has been

, to wed life membership to our great club . Greg has

,11 3 decades in his football career sta rt ing in 1979

,;c{ has worked tirelessly for the club on the admin .

c as well as on-field . Currently our club sponsorship

n,,nager and Club XVIII liaison to the senior club, Greghctrue club person an d deserves every accolade on

ment.Ormond - 150 games

Andrew Jobling played his 150 game in Round 1, a ;nsl old Trinity. Andrew joined the club from St.I~ilda and since 1988 has had a brillian t career. He h as)resented the VAFA on (7) occasions, was named an

_ -Australian in 1989, captained the club for (3) sea-has won a record (4) best and fairest awards ,

p ::l% el in (3) A Section Premiership teams and is a fine

toml . ~r week in week out .

L 25 - ROUND 3

VARCELLIN v . THERRY PENOLA OBNtfISOB v. OLD TRINITYOLD PARADIANS v . MAZENODOR%tOND v. IVANHO ENORTH OLD BOYS v. OLD IVANHO E

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NORTH OLD BOYS v. MARCELLIN - Field:Brendan Allen Geoff Curran - Boundary : James11atevell Luke Russell - Goal : John Finn DavidMurrayTHERRY PENOLA OB v. MHSOB - Field : MarkE3ushfield Tim Sutcliffe - Goal: Russell OwenBernie DixOLD TRINITY v . OLD PARADIANS - Field :Cameron Nash Damian Lane - Boundary: GregShilo Anthony Degen - Goal : Phil Berg Shane:!crber tMAZENOD OC v. ORMOND - Field : James VanBeek Ben Schmidt - Boundary: Michael Chapple~tatthew Cook - Goal : Vin Vescovi Grant BeardOLD IVANHOE v . IVANHOE - Field: DarrenDal0eish Phil Callil - Goal : Shannon Ryan Kenot,ghlan

SENIORS - 04.04.98MARCELLIN 3.3 7.7 10.8 14.9.93

OLD IVANHOE 4.0 4.0 8.6 10.9.89

Marcell3a Cathy 4. Treganoaan 4, Kara3sIlis 2 . Basen 2 . Phillips, Sampimon

Best Cronin. Theisz, Cos, Godwin. Waters. Phillips .Old Ivanhoe Parker 4, Stewart 3. Corcoran, Donaldson. Tully. Best Herod.

Donaldson. Tulh,. Wany. ShadbotL Hope.

MHSOB 2.3 5.6 10.10 16.11 .107

NORTH OLD BOYS 2.7 11.7 15.15 20 .21 .141MHSOB tl0odley 7. Pretzel 2 . Wilson 2, Gerner 2. McCully 2 . Capp. Best Skinner.

tVoodley, Thompson . Pert2et. OBrten. Harrison .North Oki Boys IOroder S. Trhnbdt 3, Talev 3, Tonkin 2. Lvons 2. Connelty, 2 .

Sleep. Prato. Boyle. Beat Sleep, Lyons. Booth . Tonkin. Boyle. Mtkwtder.

OLD PARADIANS 5.4 8.8 15.10 21 .12.138

TI E RRY PENOLA OB 4 .0 10.0 12.1 20.2.122

Old Pnradians McMahon 6- Ciaroca 3 . Broils 4. Stephens 2, Philp . Burns,

Plannam, Godfrey. Harris. BaIl. Best Brabenber. Plannam . Brullo . Mulligan.

Stephens, Godfrey.Therty Penola Thrush 3 . Crockfad 3. M . Goodwin 3, Crotty 3 . D . Goodwin 3.

O'Conner 2. Clarke 2, L. Hollow. S. HoIlow. Best Elliott Kurett. Crotty. Thrush.

Sauct. Fitzpatrick.

ORMOND 3.4 8.6 14.10 18 .13.109

OLD TRINITY 4.2 9.4 13.7 20.10.130

Ormond Beckett 4 . B. Turner 4 . Connell 2- Grace . Finnel. Woodland. D . Turner.

Block . Robbuts. Best Werner, P. McDonald. Beckett. B. Turner. Grace. Finell .

Old Trinity Sttckland S . S. Kennedy 3- Heath 4. Philips; 3. Dalrvmple. Nllbon .

Balaszv. Burrower Ramsden. Best L. Kennedy. Burrows, Phillips. Dausey.

Stickland. Heath.

IVANHOE 5 .5 9.11 12.13 17.15.117

MAZENOD OC 5.3 8.8 14.7 18.10 .118Ivanhoe Hull-Brown 4. Joyce 5. Flynn 2. Taglleri-Scloccht 2, Scuderl . Saunders.

Sari~. Giles. Best Tucker. Tagteri-SctocchL Scobie. Flynn, Glles- Joyce .

Mazenod Bauenger 4 . Fisher 3. Marmo 3. Ntsbett 2. S. Murray. Oeehluto, King.

M. Murray . ODonague. Morgan. Best Marmo. O'Donagre. Occhiuto. Nisbett.

C . Murray . M . Murray

RESERVES - 4.04.98MARCELLIN 3.3 8.5 13.5 14.8.92OLD IVANHOE 0.0 1.4 2.4 4.6.30

MHSOB 2.4 4.5 8.10 9.13 .67

NORTH OLD BOYS 4.3 8.7 8.10 12.12 .84

MHSOB McGrath 3. King 2, McLardie 2, Cookman. Hunt. Best Fahey. Feterkranz.

McLardiP. King. R. Williams, Waycolt.

North Old Boys Lavrk 4 . Bm~,r 4 . Kearney 2 . Jamieson- Rabar. Best Timms,Oriarmik . Joyce . Boyer. Cheshire . Conti.

OLD PARADIANS 6.1 10.4 13.8 20.8.128THERRY PENOLA OB 0.0 2.1 4.2 7.3.45

Old Paradiaas Baird 4, Lynch 4. Walsh 3. B . Clayton 2, Ryan . Harrod . Flynn. P.

pigney, Porteous . Wilts 2. Best Baird. B . Clayton . Porteous. Rocchucciolo,

Hazfad . Lynch.Thary Pinola Watson 2, Moran . R esurorth. S . Sacco, Mitsud. Bye. BestLa Fontaine . Moran . Lyons . Misfud, S~oodwln. Van Engelen.

ORMOND 5.3 11.7 17.14 27.19 .181

OLD TRINr1Y 11.2 3.3 4.3 4.4 .28

Ormond Brown 7. Stewart 5. Herrmann 2. Welis 2 . Edgell 2. Brennan 2, Farrell.

Lehner. C . Cleary, D . Whelan 1 . Byron . Haines, Collins . Best Edgell. King.

Brennan. A4ackep, Stewart. Brown.Old Trinity Kiruess. A Chisels 2 . S. Torren. Best Morpeth, C . Torren . Bennte.

Boyd . Taylor, Pickett

IVANHOE 2.2 3.5 8.9 8.9.57

MAZENOD OC 4.1 7.5 8.6 11.7.73Ivanhoe Frisina 4, Whitehead 2. Di Santo. Toogood. Best Jackson. Frisina

OCosedl . Marktewtcz. McDonald- Murphy.

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a starting line somewhere in the world, and run a real-ly long way. If it is cold, they still just wear shorts anda singlet, plus a pair of mittens . The mittens on theirhands make it alright that the rest of their body is blue.They run, and then they stop . They don't score anypoints, kick any goals or anything, they just run fromA to B . And people watch . Sport is amazing.

REVIEW

The closest contest of the round was at Bluff roadwhere St.Kilda South Caulfield managed to hold outHampton Rovers by just 9 points in a low scoringaffair played in perfect footballing conditions . TheSainters boasted many new faces in their team andwere the steadier in defence in this tight tussle . Roversthough played some encouraging football and wereunlucky to go down. Best for the Sainters were Gilmoreand Astapenko,as well as newcomer Matt O'Keefe whokicked four telling goals .

At Beaumaris, the Sharks unveiled their 'D' sec-tion flag and picked up where they left off last year, dis-posing of Thomastown by 81 points. Thomastowntook the early initiative and had two goals before theSharks could adjust. The Bears continued to playstrong, vigourous footy in the second, but the Sharksmanaged to settle and kicked five quick goals to take ahandy lead into the break . The second half sawBeaumaris take control and on their big home groundthey gradually wore the Bears down to run out com-fortable victors . Best for the winners were Catlin,Easton and Groves, and for Thomastown Chilli, Ariand Skaff tried hard all day.

St .Leos versus Banyule was transferred toBanyule due to ground resurfacing at Bennetswood .but that failed to help the newcomers as St .Leos ran allover them to win by 81 points . The first half was tight,both teams trying to settle into their respective gameplans, and St .Leos lead by 18 points at the long break .The third quarter though was all Two Blues . They piledon 11 goals to 2 to take an unassailable 10 goal leadinto the orange break . They carried it on in the last togive new coach Harry Harisiou as great start with hisnew club .

In what could be described as an upset of sorts,Bulleen/Templestowe out ran last years preliminaryfinalists St .Bedes mentone and were victors to the tuneof 38 points. In ideal conditions at Bulleen, the firstquarter was tight, only five points separating the two atthe break. But the Bullants midfield took over in thesecond term, and they kicked 7 goals to the Tigersthree, thanks primarily to a host of running playersconstantly streaming into their forward line . The Tigersclawed their way back in the third, and the game was

still up for grabs goinginto the last term . Butthe Bullants again set-tled, and throughJames (6 goals) up forward, and solid defence IHare and Smith, they managed to hold out the Ti€Good for the Tigers were vice captain Hayes, as weyoungsters Ryan and Faulkingham .

Old Mentonians defeated Old Geelong bypoints, however no information was received onmatch .

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close last week and will really want to win . I'm :Banyule will not want a repeat of their first roeffort, but may still struggle . I will go for HamlRovers .

St.Bedes Mentone host St .Leos who will consthemselves ten foot tall and bulletproof after tthumping round one win . The Tigers though are Eat home and will not want to go 0-2 . Tigers to win .

Old Geelong meet Bulleen/Templestowe,Bullanst also fired up after a good round one win . Ithe Bullants and they played a good style of footstyle that should win this week .

Thomastown are at home and get the chancshow a bit against Old Mentonians . The Bears wcnot have been happy with the last round, but Idon't think they have enough to beat the Pantherswill win .

Finally St .Kilda South Caulfield, who are a ban unknown quantity . take on Beaumaris who nthan proved their capability of making it in C SectI will go for the Sharks, and hope their first up winnot fuelled solely by the adrenalin rush of hoistirpremiership flag.

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on reaching 100 and 50 games respectively .

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ST. BEDES MENTONE TIGERS v . ST. LEOSEMMAUS - Field: Cameron Stewart Paul'Cithulgton

OLD GEELONG v . BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE -Field : Adam Kiel Andrew Stephen - Boundary:Jason Nolan Paul Kyle -Goal : Peter BekkersCharlie May EP SaturdayTHOMASTOWN v. OLD MENTONIAIVS - Field :Andrew Chapman Peter Simpson - Goal :Makolm Frame Robert Parry

ST. KILDA SOUTH CAULFIELD v . BEAUMARIS- Field : Nigel Pedler Craig Bratjberg - Boundary:1I . Seferth

SEPdIORSCLUB TOTALOLD MENTONIANS 9ST. LEOS EMMAUS 8ST. LEOS EMMAUS 6BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 6

C RESERVEBEAUMARISOLD MENTONIANSHAMPTON ROVERSHAMPTON ROVERSBANYULEOLD GEELONG

SENIORS - 04 .04.98HAMPTON ROVERS 3.8 4.11 7.15 9.15.89ST. KB,DA SOUTH CAULFIELD 1.1 6.8 8.9 11.12.78§Sampton Rorras Power 4 . D. Anderson . Ariz. Browne. Scarlett- Daty. Bestrloare . Par-son . i4'iils . Hanson, Browne. Ariz .St . Kilda South Caulfield OKeefe 4. Wilson 3. Astapenro 2 . Heinke. Gilmore. BeatGilmore. Kerr. Astapenro . Wilson. OKeefe . Wow.

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BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 3 .3 10.4 13.7 17.11 .113ST. BEDES MENTONE TIGERS 2 .4 5.6 10.8 10.9.89BuBeen Templestowe James 6. Stott 3. Tulloch 3 . Mathews 2. Stellhig 2 .Williams. Best George Hare, Snuth . Stott. Stelling.St . Bedes Mentoue b'4t~ge 3. Haves 2. D. Napier 2. McCraw, T. Beasly. R}an .Best R}~atr, D. Napier. F tgham . Gangi. Hayes. M. Turner.

OLD MENTONIA16S 6.7 10.12 14.13 19.16.130OLD GEELONG 2.1 5.6 10.8 10 .9.69Old Mentonians Acreman 9 .. Stroud 4. Dart 2 . Bouurnon, Ferguson . Saltey .Whitford, Best KatrLs. Acreman. Sollq . Muffin. Dart . Lean.Old Geelong Neeld 4. Brain 3. Vickers-Willis 2. Wilson, Beattie . Gross.Edmonds .Best Neelde . McInnes, J. Power. M . Edmonds. J. Wilson. Salter.

BEAUMARIS AFC 4 .5 13.8 16.10 24 .16.160THOMASTOWN 4-4 8.5 12.8 12.7.79Beaumarls Catlin 4 . Pitts 4. Fisher 3 . Mahmoud 3 . Mills 3. Ferguson 2. Groves 2 .Easton. Sherman . Vance. Beat Pitts. Easton. Hanrahan. Grrnres. Faracuna .A. Quin .Thomestown Shall 5 . Capcci 3 . Gorski 2 . Holmes. Ward. Beat Genus. Morabits .Skaff. Plant, Dtana Greeh .

RESERVES - 4 .04.98HAMPTON ROVERS 4.2 9.3 11.5 15.8.98ST. KILDA SOUTH CAULFIELD 1 .0 2.4 8.7 8.8.44Hampton Rovers Hezziger 4 . Natoli 4 . Tota 3. Armour. Holt. Boyle. R . Dunball .Beat Hezziger. Totaa Natoll . R . Dunball . Thrums . Young.St. Kilda Sonth Caulfield ?.ieehan 2. Ladd . Rogers. Pope. Derham . Best D:sham.Pope. Rogers, Benton, Brown, Ladd .

BANYULE 12.9 .81ST. LEOS EMMAUS WP 8.5 .53Banyule Fortune 4 . Gilham 3 . J . McDermott 2. George . Griffiths. Obrien. BestObrien . Fortune . P. Williams, Gilnam. Anderson . Dehont.St. Leos Emmaus Chalmers 2 . I .eiiIns 2. Pitcher 2. Cashen. O'ReNy. Beat I.evins .AulLso . McGloin. D . Kenny. B. Dehin, Neucy.

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 2 .1 4.6 7.10 9.10.64ST. BEDES MENTONE TIGERS 4 .5 5.6 7.9 11.10.78BuBeen Templestowe Cooper 2. Metaren 2. D . Bone. P. Dalloglio. T. Franklin, P.Nagel. Best Brennen . Tuomy . Franklin, Dallogtio. Shine, Ale;ander.St. Bedes Mentone Tigers C. Ross 3. O. Lacor 2. C . Williams . C. Martin 2. K.Stevens, S . Hecker 2. Beat C. Wiiliams. K . Stevens, D .. Kinsella O. tacor. C.Martin. J. Dickinson .

OLD MENTONIANS 1 .0 3.5 6.7 8.10 .58OLD GEELONG 8.8 7.8 12.14 14.15 .99Old Mentoniane Riley 5. Norman 2. Fimtis. Beat Appel. Elliott, W9nduss . Nock-Ruev . Davis .Old Geelong OBrien 4. Coldaell 3. Keeble 3 . Spiden 2. Harrington . Dugdale. Litey .Best Davidson. OHallorar- . McGregor, Heine . Spiden . Collins.

BEAUMARIS AFC 4.8 8.15 11 .20 16.22 .118THOMASTOWN 0.0 1.0 3.3 5.5 .35Beaumarie Cantelo 5. M . O'Brien 2, Cotter 2 . Mitchell. Sheldrake . Devine .Matpiece. McIver, Mellon, Thatcher. Beat Thatcher, Corfield, Jurv, M . 0Brien.Grav. Dc%ine.Thomastown Scarpla 3 . Kane. Chopkoun. Bet Gallunore. Pellegrino. Sinclair.Dtrnoaski. Scarpa. Kane.

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& Tom Brain

C ood to get the first one under our belts andnow, after the Easter break, evervone shoul d

be munching at the 'bit' to build solid foundationsby notching up a string of victories . For 6 teams atleast, today will hopefully be the starting point,whilst the others will be hoping to building ontheir first round points .REVIEW

Monash Blues 41 point winners over anextremely competitive St . Pats Mentone . Bluesclosed out the Vultures in the second stanza scor-ing 4 majors to nil. St Pats matched Monash in thesecond half, clearly demonstrating that they willbe a force to be reckoned with .

Old Essendon Grammar registered a comfort-able 34 point victory over a'grity St. Johns OC'swho, given that they had to cross the InternationalDate Line did pretty well .

In the battle between two of last season's EGrade premiers, Southbank and Yarra ValleyOB's, the Bankers held sway in a top class gameto run out victors by 40 points .

At Pitcher Park, Salesian jumped Parksideearly doors, however the 'Red Devils' matched up,drew level at quarter time then advanced to a fourgoal lead at half time . Again Salesian knuckleddown and got to within three points at lemon time .The last term belonged to Parkside and theyblitzed Salesian to ultimately score a big 10 goal^ir: .

In a game dominated by defences of bothteams . AJAX were able to get their centreline fir-ing after the long interval and race to a 32 pointlead at the last break against a very determinedUni Blacks team. Sustaining some seriousinjuries the Jackers played out the last 8 minuteswith only 16 men and withstood a late Blackschallenge to limp over the line 23 points ahead .

Whitefriars were basically in control all day inthe match against Aquinas . The Friars 5 goalquarter time lead was maintained throughout,although Aquinas did get to within 20 points mid-way through the last, before the Friars rallied andslammed another 5 snags to wrap things up .PREVIEW

St . Johns OC v. Monash Blues - No club everexperiences an easy days outing against St .Johns . especially at Doveton and even more sowhen the 'hosts' are coming off a loss . The 'Blues'can rightly enter the game with a degree of confi-dence, however KB reckons the JOC's greaterdetermination might take the wind out of their

sails by 12 points . Whilst agreeing with most of ;co-scribes' comments I fell the confidence 1Blues would have gained from their first up vmight be just enough to get them over the lieven out at Dandenong.

Yarra Valley OC v. Old Essendon GrammaThe Valley boys will need to be at their bestovercome an accomplished Essendon team, l:given that they will have unfurled their premi,ship pennant, they're more than likely to be Nuand truly primed for a big one . In a tipster's niglmare, KB gives the nod to Yarra Valley bypoints . TB thought that Yarra were quite imprfsive last week even though they lost, they eyoung and fit and now having had a taste of thesection will come out strongly and should just Nia close one against a competitive OEG .

Parkside v. Southbank - A game between bfirst round winners. Both teams have had a terric association in the past 6 or so years with hoours about even, both on and off field . Purfbased on bias . KB selects Southbank to win bypoints in what is anticipated to be a crackerjagame . I believe that Parkside were very impressiin round 1 but so where the Tigers. Both sides rtthe ball well and have good defenses but t]Bankers may just have a bit more fire power tforward than the Devils to win a'tight one .

Salesian v . AJAX - The home team will 1eager to notch up their first four points of the ye<however the visiting team will be just as keenbuild on their hard fought first round victorInjury plagued but with great depth, the Jackeare KB's selection to continue on their winnixway, albeit in a close encounter, by 9 pointSalesian would be disappointed with their openirwhile the Jackers would have been jumping ovthe moon with their performance, and with mo :players returning to the fold TB tips them to coitinue their winning ways .

Whitefriars v. Uni. Blacks - The Friars boaa very potent attack pitted against a rock solbtight defence . Weight of numbers will giiWhitefriars the chance to post a winning score anthe Blacks will have to capitalise on every onetheir own forward forays . KB confidently predicia comfortable winning margin of 40 points ifavour of the Friars. Always hard to beat at ho

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e a;ainsl the Blacks e ress es

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St Pals Mentane v . Aquinas - This game in cases

it ~oreboard w astnot trdulysindi ativetof theirioriltzirCes' it is howeve

r score f eely whe easnthe~trough ability to the Vultures .

,,,ay not necessarily applytime will tell, but based on that premise . KB

an Aquinas victory by about 24 points .

• .1 `.',`, -;q3begs to differ with his fearless leader . Thehures I hear on the grapevine had a good sec-

li~Af;t~t,Lla~lere not disgracded

awere very gainst the favourites .

I,t,t 1 reel at home St. Pats will have enough

u o,neu~um to win•press correspondents : Fax to KB on 9850

,59J4 or Tommy on 9265 8011 by midday at the

I,,,,C ;t on Monday following the game . Remember,

,V,! us KB and Tommy don't want or need statisti-

,al info (that's for the VAF~ Amatch and/or anyyourather a brief summary of

I c ;ai events forthcoming.Player milestones to be forwarded direct to

%-,~FA Administration .

-;i.PIIORS

CLUB TOTAL

~CARRIGG WHTEFRIARS 6FERRY SOUTHBANK 5.1l'GENT SOUTHBANK o

D RESERVE 9

',1 :1IDEN MONASH BLUES 6~,TRONG YARRA VALLEY

4D gARR OLD ESSENDON 4%ETTLETON SOUTHBANK 4PANJARI PARKSIDE 4

REGINATO PARKSID E

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SENIORS - 04 .04.983.7 7.12 10.7 14.20.104

bSONlr.9H BLUES 1.3 1.6 8.6 9.9.839T PATR1CK81iSENrO;tEirfoaash Shies Webster 3. Hac;,ktns 2. 2. Alexander, J.M . South. Caldwell .

H~.ay' . Dobson, Rogers. Walsh. Best J.M . Smlth. McGee. Gregory . Hdlou'ap.

CaldweIl. Hawkins.

St. Patdeks Mmtoae C . Sullivan 3. P. Sullivan 2. Dixon. Gnrfler. Stephens.

Whtte. Best Sebve. Gurtler. M. Sullivan. Davies. Perrin. BiIlir>gs.

18.10 .118OLD ESSENDON ORA.MMAR 12.12 .84ST. JOHNS OCOld Eeseadm S. Fleming 3. C . Robertson 2. P. Lutterschrttidt 2. S. biacpherswt

2. Besf D. Ftetcher S. Macpherson. T. D1b1a.L AHutchinson . £~,nt~ihschnucit on. Pola . Cester,

st . Jdms rredericks 2 . Neill 2, AboujaberE

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Waters . Best Monroe. Foy. Courmasl2s . Cester. Fredericks, Polo,

SO17 .t.1

BANH 8.6 12.13 17.19 19.21 .135

2.2 4.6 9.6 14.11 .95YARRA VALLEY ORgwtyrbank Perry S . Nugent 5. Murphy 4 . A . Pitts 2.klcNantara 2 . Ste~varrt. Best

A Pitt . Murphy. Stewart. McCallum. Nugent . Pem'.

Yarta Valley McLeod 4. P. Telford 4 . Peterson 2. R. Thampson. Peake. Dodw'e.

Fung . Best Xoenen. Downs . Petersen. McLeod. DodATIl. Reynolds.

5.3 10.7 12.11 21.15.141

PARS.SIDE8ALE5f 1IN OC 4

.2 6.4 12.7 12.8.80

Parky{de Antonopu ulos 4 . Mantle 3. Vita 3. Cilllcatt 2. Hockey 2 . Ptno 2 . Tessarl

2. Copley. Cusack . Soligo ~ M~I~k2 'BTrretiCCMap~l~~ histr

Grace.s~tan Old coBegt mnaHealey. WLSen,at . Best Babette. P. Shellcy. Heally. Quinn . Bourke . Brennan .

6.7 .43UNIVERSITY BLACKS

1 .3 4.4 4. 5

AJAX2.1 6.4 12.7 12.8 .80

AJAX B. Davis 4 . Harviski 2, Borgenski. Carew. Ratch . Best 8loont. S3rnue .

Gelbart . Weiner . Roth . Carew.

AQUINAS OB 2.4 5.9 9.12 15.15 .105

W HrrEFIiIAtZq 5.3 12.4 18.7 23.12 .150

WhiteSisrs C. Carrt~ 6. Robinson 4 . Fedele 3. Pov~er 2. GloufchB~ P~ P~C.

~ A carbo e~M Car~ne J~~ige6'~dinirazbtu n~.

RESERVES - 4.04.98.17 3

MONASH BLUES 8•8 15.7 23.9 ~.

8.1 37ST. PATRICKS MENTONE 0 .0 3.0 5.1

Sullivan. Blum

Yates VaBey Strong 6. Hale 3 . Thompson. C. Ross . B . Tell'ad, Beat Strong. S.

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1.1 2.4 2. 8

n. D . Walsh . ~.4odazczyk Besi Smtl'eory.~Daw5leytBa#erB iaiden . Teasdale .

Mentha' uano. M. Barr. Grech. LervLS. Best Manner.St. Patrlc]m Mentaae Bu~eJa 2 . CaP

M . Barr. Lewis, Emmett . Taranto. Wise.13 .21.99

OLD ESSENDON 12.5.77ST. JOHNS OCOld Eaceadon D . Barr 4. D . Gresley 2 . S. Greasley 2.. Beat D . Barr, J Walker.

Hardy . S. Greasley . D. Grea:ley.

St. Johna Gnutdetl 2, Van Hooten 2 . Raehete. Hancock . Sh.,'w . Ladson . Hooper.

Stefanalcis. Mooney. Pepper. Best Pepper. Van Hooten. Shaer. Pye. Heop°-r.

SOUTFIBANI{ 2 .4 6.7 9.10 1i28a8

YARRA VALLEY OR 4 .3 7.4 8.5

SHwr~tth~anRk~Nelle~eSRGoEd~ A Rc3fsts 2. A. Rods 2. Vear. Ross. Beat Aitken.

Thompson. C. Ross, Hale. D. Ross. B . Teltard.

PARK

SIDE 8.1 10.5 13.8 18.12 .108

0.0 3.0 3.2 6.3.39SALESIAN OCpadcsidt J. Pan}az14. Reginato 4 . Cecdrinelll. L Pan}ari . Man'elti . Peckhazn . Ross,

Satdane. Thernas. Watson. Beet Satdanc . Thomas . Re~nato. Maru➢i, Peckhaun. L .

Panjart ulos.Gia`uuxoP° Y>ntgltt . Best S. Nocan. S.Sates3aa Kirchener 3. Gaspart. aie

Tcakas . B. Kicchener . R . N2poh. J . Hamiltan. 3.8.26

AJAX3 .2 4.8 6.8 10.10 .70

AJAX Shin 1 L. Gd.dbet'g2. Dunne . Mohr. Gnmdmonn. Gunn . Abrahams . LeFy.

Best Feldman . J. Snow. Mohr. Cukierman . L. Goldberg, Dunne.

41.112.11.8338.8

OB 2.1 5.8 9.8 11.10 .761AR S

~. O'Brien. Glenn .EB e t Burgolne . Davis, C . Eames. C. Winterburn .

imott.ST. JOHNS V. MONASH BLUES - Field : Simon

Olive Tim Ovadia

YARRA VALLEY OB v . OLD ESSENDON - Field :

;Leah Gallagher Chris Steven s

`PARKSIDE v. SOUTHBANK - Field : Michael Allen

Trent Foleyc~,ES IAN v. AJAX - Field: Chris Wallis Frank

RarabelasWHITEFRIARS v . UNIVERSITY BLACKS - Field:

Daniel Halliwell Andrea Flack - Boundary : Beck y

Griffiths Justin Bindin g

ST. PATS MENTONE v . AQUINAS - Field: Shaun

Rolls Dirk Kramer

0 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1998

APRIL 25 - ROUND 3

MONASH BLUES v . YARRA VALLEY OB

OLD ESSENDON OR . v. PARKSIDE

SOUTHBANK v . AJAXSALESIAN V . WHITEFRIARSUNIVERSITY BLACKS v. AQUINAS

ST . JOHNS v. ST. PATS MENTONE

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by Leah Gallagherand Adam Kiel

60 seconds with Leah and Kielyy ,tmg this week we will be going with a new idea fo r

;5 t m pices' Corner by doingfia o

uonds with question/answe r

r: iFw which we arec o ~gla ers, coaches and sup-

'1116 CvcIY. This will gi y P Yanidea onhsome

oeOf the umpiresenjoys thsnew idea, and

:(J('111 issues .oHtiee everyoneof it.

t, a lauo „AME; Geoff Curran (V .G .I

TYPE OF UMpIRE : Field . MOST ADMIRED SPORTS-

Bea Hogan, TRIBUNALS :HOLIDAY SPOT I Corowa .

IOS : Lucky,

<<~LD SHOWERS : Bloody Goal Umpires . FICKEL SUP-

{,)RTERS :-Part of the game. ELLE MCPHERSON: wast e

good woman, PEA IN YOUR WHISTLE: always

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%,:11-AUA rooms . UMPIRES ADVISORS necessary

Thank you for spending 60 seconds with spider and

niclc .

SOCIAL NOTES

Bowling Night . 2 May . Moorabbin Bowl (Nepean{ iia Ly, Moorabbm), Adults 820, Children 810 . Supper

nipires rooms (Elsternwick Park) . Names an d

Mo,ie; by 30 April . More information see Bushy.

uffiRE ADVISORS REPORT

`.tfchael (The Boss) Sneddon has agreed to answer a

0t questions for Umpires Corner once a month. So if

,,,y umpire, coach or player wants some questions

n rered during the year on anything to do with umpir-ing please fax you questions to: Umpire Advisors Report,

1f.~ Headquarters on 9531 6601 or post to Umpire s

Corner. P 0 Box 359 . Elsternwick. 3185. The best ques-ion for the month will win a great prize .

Hope this will become a successful addition t o

lmpires' Corner .

TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS

One of our goal umpires in Round I at the Hampton

Rovers v. St . Kilda South Caulfield (actually doing hisfirst ever game with the VAFA having come from theSouthern League) . was seen hobbling from the groundat half time with a calf injury . Spending the whole halftime break getting a rub down from the Hampton Roversphysio (thanks for that) .

The goal umpire did the second half with great gustounder the circumstances.

Someone should have told this goal umpire that theAmateurs is a lot rougher and tougher . Especially for

goal umpires. Well done Eugene.

LAST WEEK'S RULE ANSWER

The VAFA do not require a line across the centre ofthe circle (see p.97 of the 1998ix Fixture ane

bfrokm andv the as such ruckmen can approach

direction .

OPENING REMARKWell the first round has been and gone and already

a week off due to the Easter weekend .

I can assure you there would be a few of the elderstatesman quite happy with the week's break, and prob-ably would ideally like a week's break between everyround of the season . Only joking guys and gals .

Now that you have had a sniff of the 1998 season,

there is great opportunity for all umpires to put in somegood performances now and set yourselves up for th e

rest of the season . Good luck to all.Adam & Leah

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ais year VAFA sponsor Carlton an d United Breweries ( CUB) has pleasure in presenting a trivia compe-tition which will see at the end of each month of the football season one contestant win two cases o f

i' L Bproduct.The following ten questions will appear in each edition of the "Amateur Footballer" for April - there are

2 5 correct responses required for a perfect entry.On the Tuesday following the final round in April, six entries will be drawn from those submitted and

,Ile entry that has the highest number of responses correct will be declared the monthly winner .As many entries can be lodged per person per month and each entry should clearly show questions 1

to 10 followed by the written responses to each question .

1 . The VAFA introduced the centre "SQUARE" in 1973 . What was unique about the"SQUARE ^?

2 . The VAFA defeated the Ovens and Murray League by 3 points in the curtain rais-er to the Ansett Cup Grand Final in 1998 . Who kicked the winning goal?

3 . The first General Manager of the VAFA is now assistant secretary of the MelbourneCricket Club. Can you name him, and the VAFA club for whom he played?

4 . VFL players from the following clubs have coached VAFA teams to `A' Section flags .Richmond (3), Hawthorn (2) . Can you name the players and the VAFA teams theyhave coached?

5 . Who was the last captain coach of an 'A' Section premiership team? Perhaps theclue may be that this burly aggressive key position player is now in a somewhatdifferent position in football .

6 . In the 70's Reservoir Old Boys. no longer with us, went from D to A in the short-est possible time . Only one other club has done it in the post-war years . Can youname the team? In that period "The Carnival is Over" was a popular song .

7 . Only one man on the VAFA Executive in 1998 has won a Section best and fairest .Can you name him? He's big, and he's a north of the Yarra man .

8. The Ryder Medal is awarded to the best and fairest player in District Cricket . Thisyear a former amateur player was runner-up, beaten by one vote . In his days inthe VAFA he tied for a section best and fairest . Can you name him, his VAFA cluband his cricket club?

9 . Collegians is known as the oldest club in the Association, being the only survivorof the clubs who formed the VAFA in 1892 . Can you name the second and thirdoldest .

10 . Name the odd man out, for two reasons . Robert Dipierdomenico (Hawthorn), RossSmith (St . Kilda), Neil Roberts (St . Kilda), Gary Dempsey (Footscray and NorthMelbourne), Ian Law (Hawthorn), Don Cordner (Melbourne) .

Entries to the CUB Trivia Competitionc/- VAFA P0 Box 359 Elsternwick 3185 .

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E SECTION (Blue)by Craig Richardson

REVIEW

Round one, phew its over, the nerves are all thatittle more relaxed now, having had a weeks

rest . As predicted, the Hunters got over St . Marys,Power House had a little more than Chirnside .Peninsula woke up Caulfield, Swinburne upset theWickers at home in a great first up win and OldCamberwell had a little too much for Oakleigh .

PREVIEWNow in round two, we have Chirnside Park at

home against Glenhuntly . In what should turn outto be quite a good home ground advantage through-out the year I'll tip the homeside for this reasonalone. Glenhuntly look to be in good form though .so Chirnside will have to perform at their very bestfor a home side victorv .

Elsternwick take on Power House at home inwhat should turn out to be a more competitiveaffair. Elsternwick have the ingredients to perform

well but as previously mentioned might just rely ontoo few. Thus, Power House coming off a confidenceboosting first-up victory should get another fourpoints.

At home Old Camberwell take on Swinburne .Both coming off good wins in Round 1 and both fullof confidence . Old Camberwell at home should andwill turn out to be a big task for all comers this sea-son and Swinburne will learn of this very quickly .The home side is my tip, although last weekSwinburne surprised many although not likelytoday.

Caulfield to take on Oakleigh at home . Bothsides didn't get the flying start they were after butstill showed enough to prove they'll be their aboutslater in the season . Caulfield like the other tips sofar are playing at home so again for this reason I'lltip them but only just .

In the final game of the round. St. Mary's takeon Peninsula . Peninsula will go north full of co nfi-

dence from theirRound I victory and ~should have toomuch fire power forSt . Mary's even at home .

In the two's I'll tip - Chirnside Park. PoweHouse. Old Camberwell. Caulfield at home an(Peninsula .

Social notes :Glenhuntly Past Players day on Sunday 19tl

April at Clubrooms - food and drink available - a]welcome.

St . Mary's - new players night on Saturdai18th April at Clubrooms . All new players invitecinto the foory club .

Power House - Cocktail Night . all welcome tcattend at the main Power House rooms on the l

a in the Club Lounge.

Peninsula OBJason Bleasby - 150 games

Jason has been a courageous player for thePirates over many years, captaining the Reserve;team in '96 to the club's first premiership . Well doneSpider .

Rod Sharpin & Brad Taylor - 50 gamesCongratulations to both players who were part

of the successful Round 1 victory over CaulfieldGrammarians and played their 50th games togeth-er. Well done to you both .

Michael Warner - 50 gamesCongratulations on this fine achievement of 50

matches for the Pirates today .Adam Landry - 100 games

Adam began in 1993, winning the Reserves B&Fin his first year. He has played all of his football eversince in the Seniors . The club looks forward tomany more games from this solid contributor .

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SV; I N BURNE UNIVERSITY v. CAULFIELD OR .

OAK LEIGH v. PENINSULA OB

CHIRNSIDE PARK v. ST. MARYS

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H ES'CHIRNSIDE PARK v. GLENHUNTLY - Field : AlanStubbs Geoff Brereton

ELSTERNWICK v . POWER HOUSE - Field: PaulL~unble Michael Jesso p

OLD CAMBERWELL v. SWINBURNE UNIYERSI-fiY - Field : Euan Lindsay Peter Woods

CAULFIELD GR. v . OAKLEIGH - Field: Gregory

Richards Paul Jones

ST. MARYS v. PENINSULA OB - Field : BobMcLeod Tony Psanis

MELEES - BEWAREA melee is 'Where an incident takes place

involving players pushing, scragging, jumpinginto packs, throwing each other to the ground o r

other or other similar such conduct"

ND'S:REULTS ~E Bl UESENIORS - 4/5.04 .98

GLENHUNTLY 2.2 8.6 13.10 18.13.121ST MARYS 5.3 8,6 11.8 13.9.87St. Msry's Pettiti 3, Jones 2. Goldsworthy 2. Chapman, Harrison, TheohazrLs .Lh~lngstone- Parsons. Gillazd. Best Morcan. JOnes, Goldsu~thy, Alten. Harrison .

Theoharris .CHIRNSIDE PARK 2.1 8.6 12.9 14.12.96POWER HOUSE 5.6 9,7 12.9 19.10.124CLirnside Park V. Pkcioll 4. Brown 2. Bakev 2 . Carnal 2 . Walker, Pedtar, C .

Ptecioll .ll'estn~e . Best Pedlar, V. Pkcioll, Holidav. Mclntosh. Bakey. Delquidice.

Power House S. Craven 7 . J. Hall 2. G. Lloyd 2, J . Gtll 2 . T. Bailey 2. A. Rdxrtson .C. Richardson. P. Harrison . C. Trewln . Best S. Clayton. G. Dean. S. Craven, C .

Trewin. J. Hall. J. Gill.SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 8 .6 9.8 11.10 18.15.111ELSTERNWICK 0.3 3.6 7.10 13.10 .88Swinhurne University J. Dell'ollo 4, Oddo 4, C. Dell'oho 2, Murphy 2 .

Plotrowskt 2, Snow. Sposato . Best C . DelFollo. Stroud. Plotrowskt, Oddo.

M. Milano .Etstemwk3c B. Atahony 5, Lee 4 . Murphy 2, Ahearn. S. Mahony. Best B . Maturity,

Brm1n~ton. Murphy. Wright. C. Mahony. Curtain.OAFiI~[GH AFC 8.2 8.5 12.6 14.7 .91OLD CAMBERWELL 4.1 7.4 12.8 14.18 .130Old Campberwell Inkster S. Gibbs . Hardman 2 . Stones 2, Imbager. S . Smith. Bell-

Seflex Best Leitch- Whitehead, Short. Town . Pratt. Inkster.Oakleigh Lewis 4. Bromlev 4. A. Kitts 2. Adaway. Bloomfield, Gee. C. Marshall.

Best A. Kitts, T. Adamle. P. Hamilton. G . Perpina. S . Kitts . T. Bromley.PENINSULA 05 2.1 4.4 10.6 15.11 .101CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 3.5 5.7 9.9 12.12.84Peninsula Old Boys Paver 4. Sharptn 3. Clacinglwld 2. CooL C . Landrv.Atchinson. S. Parsons, Kent. Farrar . Best Cook. A. Landry. Jackson. Patze.Dentrv. C. iandrv.Cauldeld Grammar D. Anderson 2. Baxter 2 . Farmer 2, Will 2 . Cowitshaw 2.Bouts . Lubransky . Best Lowe. Farmer. Will, Cax. Lubransky. D. Anderson.

RESERVES - 4/5 .04.98

GLENHUNTLY 3.3 6.8 9.9 16.12.108ST. MARYS 1.0 1.3 2.4 3.5.23St . Marys Boyes . Gddµrorthy, Phillips . Best Bars, [hbotsan . Goullett. DlnNek,Sadler.CHIRNSIDE PARK 3.2 5.2 8.6 9.9 .63POWER HOUSE 4.1 8.8 7.10 14.15 .88Power House N. Paiou 4, B. Wilson 3, G. Scotland 2, J. E%ans 3, S. Cross. N.Deans. Best J. E~ans- J. BtoaSeld, C . McLeod N . Deans. N. Paviou, M . Braini.SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 2.7 5.8 6.12 8.15 .63ELSTERNWICK 2.0 -5.2 7.4 9.5 .59Swinburae Univetsity Canfield 3. Dymond 3. DrahtkiLS- Hitigen>ann . BestFiumani. N . Smith. Hadjiangeli . SarOLses, Dymond.Etsterawkk P. Mahony 4, Whelan 2- Currie. Daniels. Harris. Bed Whelan.Mahonv. Suinnerton. Currie. Norris, Kirkham .OAKLEIGH AFC 4.1 5.3 7.4 8.4.52OLD CAMBERWELL 4.4 11.8 13.13 18 .19.127Oekleiglr AFC Diclde 3, Leslie . 2, Aliss, Riches. M. Wood . Best M. Wood . A . Wood.G. Orlando . R . Nuske. C. Riches. P. Andonopoulos .Old CampberweII Sala 4 . Earl 4, T. Walker 3 . O'Mahoney 2. Bra fors. Day, T. D.Johnston- Kent. Lenten . Best McCrea. Feeman. Day, T . Walker. Kent. T.D.Johnston.PENINSULA OB 4.1 5.3 7.4 8.4.52CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 1.4 2.4 4.5 6.6.42Peninsula Marks 5- STms 2 . Bouen, BarIlay. Best Box-en. Whelan. McMahon,

Bowman. Sims. Bleasbv.Caulfield Gremmar Bettany 2- Townley 2 . Dowd. Gooding. Best Dow-d, S .

Williams. Cossart-Walsh . Scholten. Smith. Lawrence.

i Brian "Benny" Goodman and Tom Brain pre- '*sent all scores and match details in a light- ~

hearted manner. Listen to Benny. Tommy and

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Program includes Phil Stevens' A section report and "Under the Griller" segment

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Perfect conditions send us on our 4 plus monthjourney to the '98 flag deciding day, with Kew ,

Williamstown CYMS and Old Carey all lookingominous . These are though, very early days, andwho knows what the post El Nino winter holds instore?

REVIEW

UHSOB found Old Carey's all-round skills abit beyond them at this stage of their preparation,but are not to be written off, another couple ofgames will make a big difference . The C's wererelieved to have such a good start, and with theirdefence tight, the on-bailers creative, and the for-wards very efficient, coach Glenn Taylor wasalmost caught smiling!

Fitzroy Reds began their year well againstLaTrobe University with a convincing win, butboth sides are saying nothing, so the scribe can'treally improve on that !

Richmond Central again confounded thescribe with a good win over Bulleen Cobras in ahigh scoring game . Central broke away in the thirdterm to set up their win . Chris Andonopoulos,Central on-baller, scared the daylights out of someparrots flying over the field by briefly joining themtaking a screamer in the first . Cobras had topgames from their full forward, and Schneider andThompson were also in top form .

No rth Brunswick ran up against a Kew side attheir steamrolling best . Serge D'Angelo already hasthe Brown and Gold machine moving sweetly, andNorth could find no answers . Despite MickSorletto's courageous efforts . North were under-manned and no match for the superior Kew. And,note carefully. Porte and King were not in the Kewline-up! Newcomer Hayden Sheehan stood out forKew in the ruck and FP.

Williamstown CYMS were too strong for OldWestbourne in a solid win . The youthful CY's run-ners were too much for the 'early season' Warriors,who would have been in serious strife without MalGibb's marking, and Brad Franklin's possessiongetting .

PREVIEW

La Trobe play UHSOB after both will have set-tled down from the 'un-natural' pre-Easter firstround . LaTrobe's big ground might have the Greenand Browns in a spot of bother by the last quarter,and the home side should be 2 or 3 goals up at thesiren .

Bulleen Cobras host Fitzroy Reds for theirfirst fixture game back at the Koonung since the

'96 season. The iCobras have loads oftalent available andit is just a matter of -them 'clicking' together on the field for them tibecome a top combination . Reds could well be th,dark horse of '98, so tipping against them todacould be foolhardy, but the Cobras are a 6 goabetter on their home turf and should win by 3 or,goals .

Kew confront Richmond Central in whapromises to be a top match . Central's big problenwill be shutting down Kew's powerhouse centre,and on-ballers, who provide so many opportunitie,for their prolific forwards . If Porte and King anback in Kew's side, they will be an added headachfor Tim Pontefract, even though he does have thShannon brothers for such emergencies . BuCentral will still be battling to contain the sheevolume of ball that streams into Kew's scorin ;zone, and at home the latter should carry the da ;by 5 or 6 goals .

Old Westbourne meet North Brunswick aSayers road, with both sides determined tiimprove on round 1 efforts . North will be lookin!for more support for Mick Sorletto . Bill McMahonDarren Adams, and Brett Whitman, while thiWarriors will have worked a bit more 'run' inttheir legs . While it is not easy to win out at wind,Werribee, North should have regrouped better amwin by 4 or 5 goals .

Williamstown CYMS and Old Carey play itthe Match of the Dav, in what should be an earl,guide to the real contenders for '98 honours . Bottsides are very quick and skilful which will, weather permitting, make for exhilarating watching fothe supporters . Equally, they are alike in wantin!to live down the memories of horror finals series it'97 . This scribe was well and truly bollocked by thiC's players for tipping them to win by a few point ;in round 1, but the same margin is tipped in thi ;game . The combination of the Fearon Reserve an(CY's capacity to run all day will test the C's to thei.limit, but their experience and marking poweright round the ground should see them with thei .noses just in front of the line .

Reserves winners should be: UHSOB, Fitzro,Reds . Kew, North Brunswick and Old Carey. To]effort from Central's evergreen forward Pete .Jackson in dobbing 10 big ones against

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~~LESTO(V~E:Williamstown CYMS

Anthony Cook - 100 game s

ivrewly appointed captain Anthony Cook cel-t brates his 100th game . Blessed with skill andili!Jh marking talent, Cookie, a former B & F,,,- ;nner has become a great clubman at theff's . A duel celebration for Cookie and his wife.1n? the Phanton" delivered a bouncing baby

.,irl last week .Greg Burgess & Danny Oldham - 50 games

Celebrated their 50th game against OldWestbourne in Round 1 . Both players are prod-11(l5 of the U19's and the club is looking for-%card to many more games from these "Young

Tony Carter - 50 games

Cranner" has overcome many difficulties intiis life and to play 50 games is a credit to Tonyand his family. Everyone associated wit theclub congratulates Tony on this fine aehieve-II1PRl .

SENIORSNAME CLUB TOTALSPENCER OLD CAREY 12DAP; SON WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 8GENCARELLI KEW 7SN.GEHAN KEW 7

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OLD WESTBOURNE v. NORTH BRUNSWICK -Field : Rick Love Robert SneddonWILLIAMSTOWN CYMS v. OLD CAREY - Field :nap Ladd Ken Brewer

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SENIORS - 4.04.98UHSOB 0.3 0,3 1.4 3.8.26OLD CAREY 9.5 13.10 19.12 29.16.190UHSOB Wallace, Talarko. Fancily. Best Stevens. R. Smith. Craclmeli. Starbuck.Major. Talanco .Old Carey Sportier 12. Mudge 4 . M . Cohen 3 . Vasilopoulos 3. Hendriks 2. Woods,Patterson. Goodall. Best Hendriks . mudge. Spencer, Goodall. Battle. Greenwood.

FITZROY REDS 6.3 11.7 12.10 16 .12.108LATROBE UNIVERSITY 0.1 1.8 8.10 9.11 .65Fitzroy Reds Kane 3. Walsh 3. B . Hart 3. Farrell 3, T. Jackson. Keppel. Coyle.Fawaz. Best Doyie . Fawaz, Walsh, R7tart Farrell, B. Hart .

RICHMOND CENTRAL 4.4 9.13 18.14 23 .17.155BULLEEN COBRAS 5.4 8.7 10.4 16.15.111Richmond Central P. Bymes 4, G . McQueen 3 . C. Shannon 3, M. Newton 3. &Shannon 3, G . Porteous 2. C. Andonopoulos 2, F. Macak. K White . M. Zajac . BestS. Shannon . G. Porteous, C. Shannon. C. Andonopoulos . F . Macak. G. Tate .BuBeen Cobras C. Clements 7. L. Thompson 3. M . Opte 2. J. Redfern, R.Badamek . T. Sette. J . Moran . Best C. Clements . L. Thompson. W. Ginty. D.Trinchi . J. Moran. A. Humphrev.

NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 .1 3.4 6.8 8.10 .58KEW 9.5 19.11 25.11 33.13 .211North Brunswick E~ans 2 . M. Sorleto. Pretty. McMahon . Lattout Duvido.Mallmun. Best Whtirnvt . M . Sorleto . Freeman, Pretty. Adams. Lirosi.Kew Gencarelli 7. Sheehan 7. Bell 4 . Puhiren0 4. Wood 4 . Cullen 2. Dimasi.Bortone. A. Felmingham, Channon, Peters . Best Gencarelli, Sheehan, Bell.A. Fehnutgttarn. Fraser. Dima.i.

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 3.7 8.11 9.15 13.16.94OLD WESTBODRNE 2.2 2.8 5.8 7.12.54Williamstown CYMS D. Wouda 3. Dene Macleod 2 . H4nes.Macklev. Robins, K .Denan. Doolev. Case. Duncan Macleod. Cook Best Mackley. Lee, DuncanMacleod . Grockrnvski. i!cc~leg.Old Westbourne Farrugta 3 . Gibb 2, Craig. Moore . Best Gtbb. franklin. Taylor .P.King, Fairfield.

RESERVES - 4 .04.98UHSOB 0.2 1.5 4.7 4.8.32OLD CAREY 1.2 2.4 4.6 8.11.47UHSOB Dexiin 3, LewkJd. Best C . Phei[fer. Sciola Catterall. Marten. Bone,Eltrinyham.Old Carey S. Addison 4. S. Curry, 1 . Cohen . Best Bardwell . Gardiner. M . Curry .Shrives. S. Curry. i. Cohen .

FIZTROY REDS 1.2 5.7 6.10 8.10.58LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 4.0 4.2 8.4 9.4.58Fitzroy Reds Kyriacov S. Merhi ZapeW . Sheather. Best J. Campbell. Merhl .K}TLuou . Sheatlter, Madden. Fitts .

RICHMOND CENTRAL 3,5 10.13 15.15 20 .17.137BULLEEN COBRAS 2.0 3.0 3.1 4.2.24Richmond Central P. Jackson 10 . S. Fenton 4 . S . Tresise . J. Barker. M.Davties. D.Hickey. T. Graham, D. Wilson. Best S. Tresise, P. Jackson . T. Graham. A . Jones.A. Waters. S . Fenton .BuBeen Cobras P. Bastasin. J. Polimenakos. P. Zorzt. N. Poiites. Best N. Follies.M. Swunelklls. T. Mozzarella, P. Moran. S. Stratton.

NORTH BRUNSWICK 03 2.5 4.5 6.8.42KEW 3.2 6.6 9.11 15.16 .106North Brunswick P. Sorleto 2. S. Laouditaes 2 . Pfrzari. Thompson . Best Purnell,S. Laouditus. Bradfors. Pizzari. Wilcox Pisasale.Kew J. Barnes 4 . Porter 3 . Chow 2 . Penezis 2 . LaEranchi 2 . D. Mascitti . Hannarn.Best Chow. Skerrit. Hannam DoumLs, DandanLs . Lafranchi.WB.LIAHISTOwN CYMS 3 .5 7.10 12.19 18.24 .132OLD WES180URNE 1.0 2.1 2.1 3.3 .21Williamstown Dawson 8, Burgess 3 . McKenzie 2. Wouda 2. Ryan. Beckwith.Scott . Best Dawson. Bond. Scott. Manhenet. Burgess. t4'ouda R}an, Bubnic .

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As we all know, football is a winter sport but eventhe purists will no doubt reflect during the

murky months of June and July as to the wonder-ful conditions greeting all sides in the first round .The only down side was the number of 'cramps'sustained that kept trainers and water boys alike .extremely busy . As Malcolm Blight would say,round one saw F Section produce a pizza shop ofresults. namely a small, couple of mediums and alarge win . Still, to all the clubs who sustained a fistround loss, bear in mind that no Olympic marathonhas ever been won by the first runner out of the sta-dium .

REVIEWWerribee notched its first win in the VAFA in a

game in which the final result was not a true indi-cation of the competitiveness of the two sides . TheRats led early and still only three points separatedthe two sides at three quarter time until Werribeekicked away in the last quarter . Rutherford . Suttonand Gatley were the best for the Rats .

The Gryphons confirmed many pre-seasonexpectations with a resounding victory over EleyPark . The Sharks will want to consolidate quickly toavoid repeats in the future .

Syndal Tally Ho greeted the Senior grade with aconfidence boosting win at the expense of WestBrunswick . Whilst it is early days, things are look-ing good for the Hoers.

Finally, the Hawks were the only away fromhome winners as they journeyed out to Eltham . Agreat first quarter set them up but it was a strugglefrom then on as the Turtles slowly but unsuccess-fully whittled back the lead.

PREVIEWThe first game for preview sees West Brunswick

at home to Monash . The Westies disappointment at

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their first roundeffort would bematched by the jubi-lation of theGryphons. Whilst the home paddock is sure to offesolace to the Westies . The Gryphons are boiling athe moment and are expected to notch back to bac :victories first uo .

The next game sees two victors from the firsround cash when Hawthorn hosts Syndal at thHawks new home ground of "Dog Doo Reserve" . Thpooper scooper has been in overdrive to ensure n,accidents are incurred . Syndal was ultra impressiv,first up however the Hawks away win also countstrongly in their favour . Fancy the Hawks to do it fo'Big Dave' in a close one.

The third game for decision sees ANZ AlberPark host Eltham . The Rats were in the game for ~long time in what was an unfamiliar surround:against Werribee. The Turtles had a lot of the plaiafter quarter time in their match but were alway:playing catch up football after a poor first stanzaBoth sides will be keen to notch up their first wirfor the season however the Rats might just sneak

i at home.The final match sees Eley Park play host to the

visiting Werribee. Coach Hook would have bee extremely concerned after the first game and will b e

looking for a much improved effort from his Sharks,However, the Werribee running brigade might havea bit too much in reserve and consequently helpthem record a 3-4 goal win .

Press Correspondents : The F Section scribe felta bit like the girl with Nana Mouskouri glasses atthe school dance . Plenty of fish but just the wrongbait. Thanks to the Rats who did bother to send areport in . (B) 9555 0900 (Fax) 9553 3675 before5 .00pm Monday .

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F RESERVEWERRIBEEWEST BRUNSWICK

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%IONASH GRYPHONS v. HAWTHORN AMATEURSS1-iDAL TALLY HO v . ANZ ALBERT PARKELTHAM COLLEGIANS V . WERRIBEE AMATEURS%t-EST BRUNSWICK v . ELEY PARK

T~,=-~~~k~~~J,JI ;~WEST BRUNSWICK V . MONASH GRYPHONS -Ficld : Hugh Cameron Ron Smith

HAWTHORN AMATEURS v. SYNDAL TALLY HO -Ficld : Ron Marlyn Peter Griffiths

ELTHAM COLLEGIANS v . ANZ ALBERT PARK -Field : Max Wittman Andy Carrick

GAME SWITCHED FROM ORIGINAL DRAWELEY PARK v. WERRIBEE AMATEURS - Field :%tark Morrison Clarke Thuys

Nagi Ziyad . North Brunswick. Kicking, 6 matches

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Steve Polan . Mazenod . Threatening umpire, 1 match

Shannon Morgan, Mazenod . Striking, 1 matchTimothy Beasley, St . Belles Mentone Tigers.Elbowing, 3 matches

Grant Case, Williamstown CYMS . Audible offence, Imatc h

*Andrew Ward, Thomastown . Striking, 2 matches'Peter Dimarco, North Brunswick. Striking, 2

'John Urban, Monash Gryphons. Misconduct, 2matche s

Investigation results - April 14th, 1998

Lasscock did use abusive language towards the fiel d

Tribunal results - April 14th, 1998Peter O'Brien . MHSOB . Striking, 6 matche s

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itmpire . Charge sustained, Lasscock suspended forone match and OHAFC fined $250 .

Eley Park Holm . McLean . Lenarck. Trotter. Verde . Best Cullin . Hook. Kayc.

WEST BRUNSWICK 1 .3 2.5 6.9 8.13.61

HAWTHORN AMATEURS 5.4 6.5 7.8 11 .9.75

Patterson, Orchard. Pollock, Best Murray. Orchard . Sill . Barker. Reed. Denman .

WERRIBEE AMATEURS 2.3 5.5 11.9 20.12.132

Werribee Amateurs Issak 9 . Harris 3. Neanis 3 . Saadar. Engler, Marinos . Morgan .

WEST BRUNSWICK 0.3 3.3 4.4 7.5.47West Brunswick A. Sllhereisen S. C. Price, M. Stringer. Best H. Whitehead.

HAWTHORN AMATEURS 0.2 4.4 5 .6 7 .7.49

WERRIBEE AMATEURS 8.2 14.10 18.14 25 .17.187

SENIORS - 4 .04.98MONASH GRYPHONS 3 .5 9.7 17.7 22.10 .142ELEY PARK AFC 2.2 3.2 4.4 5.5.35

MeLean . Kelly,. Bower, .

SYNDAL TALLY HO 3 .6 9.14 16.15 21 .19 .145

west Brunswick A. Cannane 2. S. Smythe . L. Sherry, A. Hamilton, M. Lewis, M .Ortisz. J. Gray. Best S. Byrne . A. Cannane. L . Stewart J . Jenkins, L. Petschel.

ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 2.1 5.4 6.5 7.10.52

Hawthorn Amateurs Laulatta 2. Barker 2, Baae, Avery. Rossitto . McDonald,

ANZ ALBERT PARK 3.5 6.6 10.6 13.7.85

Brown . Best Collier. Mania McNamara Issac, Sullivan. Staphson .ANZ Albert Park Taylor 3. Forsyth 2 . Stuto 2 . Lenehan2. Galley. Sutton . Jenkin.Pruer. Best Rutherford. Sutton. Gattey . Thomas . McLellan, C. Carlisle.

ELSTERNWICK PARKDRAW 1998

RESERVES - 4 .04.98MONASH GRYPHONS 5.4 9.7 18.13 23 .17.155ELEY PARK AFC 0.3 0.5 1.6 2.7.19Eky Park Wickham. Dell'orso . Best Delrorso. W. Lamarca. King. Ketts. M. Kelly.N . Karadimxi.

SYDALL TALLY HO 4.1 7.2 9.4 10.6.66

C . Price. S. Gason . P. Hamilton. A . SithereLSen. P. McNaughton.

ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 6.1 10.1 11.1 15.2.92

Hawthorn Amateurs Lord 2. D . Zaverella 2 . Law. Morris, Ginnane. Beat Morris.D. Zattrella M. Zaverella. Ginnane . Ttison. Lindrea

ANZ ALBERT PARK 2.2 3.2 5.3 6.5.41WerrAee Amateurs C. Alabaris 8. B. Cotter 3 . B. 14aters 3. S. Murrav 3 . S . Dole3 . T. Barton 2, B. Poole, S. Dalbon. S. Bisbv. Best H . Pace. T. Barton . C . Azabaris.S. Murray. S . Dalbon. M. ELso.ANZ Albert Park Pastras 2 . Kiknartfi. Bennet. K . Daou. Best Heves . R. Carlisle.Carter. Snorrason . Stuto. Farrell.

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This Sun: St. Bernards v Old BrightonNext Sat: No matches • EasterNext Sun: No matches - EasterSat .18/4: Old Geelong v Bulleen TemplestoweSun . 19/4: Collegians v St . KevinsSat . 25/4: North Old Boys v Old IvanhoeSun . 26/4: FIDA MatchdaySat . 2/5: Old Geelong v Hampton RoversSun. 3/5: Old Xaverians v Old ScotchSat . 9/5: Old Ivanhoe v Therry PenolaSun. 10/5 : No Match - Mothers' Da ySat. 16/5: Ormond v MHSOBSun 17/5 : FIDA Matchday

Sun. 24/5 : Old Brighton v Old HaileyburySat. 30/5 : Ivanhoe v Therry PenolaSun. 31/5 : Old Melburnians v Old Brighton

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per Sherwen (Old scotch), Sid Myers (Old Trinity),

IdTrinity unveiled a new home when the

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Ul,layed Old Xaverians at NorthSMoel~bs at the

vde :l Street ground. OT's trailed by g

change, and kicked 8 .4 to OX's 5 .4 in the last

to go down by 30 points . 16 .14 to 21 .14. Best

Richardson . M . Bourke . C . Mortensen (Old

4 and A. Anderson, S . Hopkins, D. Rogers (Old T).

Peninsula Old Boys saluted Steve (Bomber)resent

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chairmanof the Umpires Committee - the com-

t,iueeset up to assist the Umpires' Advisor - was

1 , power Housepct r Hutchinson .

State Rep (1960 61) and sevenmtimes~3~~ g!)C

si and fairest at Power House . In his career

Csl>» .e Peter did state that he commenced umpir-

i„ ,c~ school football in 1961 and retired the same

`~ ar. Obviously he brought a wealth of experience to

ilie job .150 games to Doc Rogers (Old Trinity), Mark

Gilmore (Ormond), Shaun Walsh (St . Leos) .

,~,, Section coaches were Leigh Carlson (Coll .).

Bernard Dunn (De . La) . Robert Hyde (NOB), Mark

Parker (Old Brighton), Denis McGrOry (Old Hail.).

%+.att Hanneberry (Old X), Mike McArthur-Allen(Ormond) and Frank Dunnell (St . Bernards) .

AJA};'s U19 player Michael Rajch booted anwnayfng 8 goals (of his 10 for the game) in the last

quarter. The side booted 13 goals in the term . beat-

;nLS he club's record .

10 YEARS AGO - 1988

the 1987 MediaAward - a cheque for$500, a $500 clothe s

from

were overrun in the final term to go down 11.9 to

voucherAustralian Wool Corporation and two tickets to theGold Coast from Ansett Airlines .

VAFA players to make their VFL Debuts wereTerry Board (Old Paradians 1987) and Mark

Summers (Old Xaverians 1987) lawith? Answer atWhich AFL clubs did they play

end of Looking Back.Therry continued their good form with an 8 goal

win over Caulfield Grammarians, 19-10 to 11 .9 .

Best were Matton (6 goals) . Biddlestone, Lyman (T)

and Cooney . Nalder. Harris (CG) .

Aquinas, Premiers in F in 1987 were level withOld Geelong at half and three quarter time but then

15 .12 . Best were Butler, Gunn, Jamieson (Old G .)

and Wilkinson . Grierson . Whelan (Aquinas).

`A' Section coaches were Bruce Ferguson

(Collegians) . Wayne Walsh (De La }, Nei lSimon

Lievre (Marc .) . Matt Hanneberry (

Tallent (Old Scotch). John O'Connell (Old

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n paradians), (Old Mike Xaver ans)~F Frank Melicana(St

Bernards), Alan Salter (Uni . Blues) .

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Bill Nettlefold, former Richmond, Norths

Melbourne h of St. Kevin player

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playing coachcrushing win over MHSOB .

A . Section Umpires PerW'se an? C. Tracey, W.

Henry, T. Flannery,

Horwood . B . Goodman . C. Willis, and D. Dodds. fin Old Paradians (B Section) held Q~~ 13 g9 t o

ish by Uni . Blacks to win byl

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12 .14 with best players . P. Wood, Gleeson,

Considine (OP) and Pattinson (5 goals). Clarke,

Curtis (Uni . Blacks).at MarcellinMichael Butler (record game player

- 207 games) was appointed as coach of his old clubreplacing Peter O'Donohue who had retired on doc-tor's advice .

AJAX congratulated Barry Markoff on his 200thgame with the club, during which he played in everygrade from E to A. Barry is also well-known asauthor of the book "The Road to A Grade" .

'Man about Amateur Football' David Dressinghad been appointed coach of AJAX

. h NorthPeter Fox also reached 20a games asta player

Brunswick and capping a g

The VAFA announced their Gala Race Day atCaulfield on Wednesday May 25 .

Assistant Umpires' Advisor . Graeme Simpson .

celebrated 25 years involvement with the VAFA .

200 games to Bulleen-United's Howard Turney ,

a dour hackman . always first on the training trackand very active as a social committee member .

Reinstatements granted so far to Robert Newto n

(Collegians), Warren Keighran (St . Kevins), Andrew

Jobling (Ormond) . Allan Lawson (Hampton Rovers),Mark Hibbins (Collegians), Peter Drummon

d (po4edrScotch), Peter Adams (Ivanhoe), GlynHouse), Brendon Dowling (MHSOB) .

The 1988 Media Launch was launched at the`,tCG with former umpires' Advisor. Ian ClelandIsometime ABC football commentator and self pro-claimed trotting and lawn bowls exponent) as guestspeaker . Jon Anderson of the Sunday Press received

and administrator of the club, was now playingalongside his son Craig, in the Seniors .

Brothers Michael and Henry Ritterman wereopposing captains when St. Bernards lined upagainst AJAX . Uni Blues, 27 points up at the lastchange, survived a strong final term 6 goal burst byOrmond to win by one point, 15 .14 to 15 .13 . Starswere Yeo, Wood, Angel (Uni . Blues) and Smith,Morris, Tonkin, Ricky Jackson (rover withMelbourne) (Ormond).

20 YEARS AGO - 1978John Wilson, senior coach at Caulfield

Grammar, 1961 to 1971 (Premiers F 1961 and A1970) had succeeded Claude Ullin as President ofthe club. A Section coaches were Ian Cameron(Caulf. Gramm), Bernie Sheehy (De La Salle), GavinWhite (Marcellin), Laurie Aghan (Old Scotch), MilneMcCooke (Ormond), Gus Mitchell (St. Bernards),Bob Beynon (Uni Blacks) Alan Salter (Uni . Blues)Alan Condrie (Ivanhoe) .

Milestones : Uni Blues rover Barry Church first200 game player with club.

Advertisers were McLean's Tetof, OK PaperBags, Sherrin, Merrett Hassett, Don McQueen andMillson Homes .

St. Bernards, 35 points ahead of NOB at halftime were overwhelmed in the third quarter, 7 .3 to1 .7 but came back in the final term to win by sixpoints . Best were Doolan, Schwazenberg, Pieters(St. Bernards) and O'Connor, Maguire andAnderson (NOB).

AJAX kicked their way to defeat in C Sectionwith 11 .22 to Old Brighton's 14 .12 . Best : Warnock,Cameron, Priestly (Old Brighton) and Rozen, Kayeand R . Marks (AJAX) .

25 YEARS AGO - 197 31972 Premiers Ormond suffered the indignity of

defeat after unfurling their premiership pennant. Ina real upset North OB cleared out in the third quar-ter to establish a winning lead and held Ormond offto score by 29 points . Best were Crooks, Wilson,Power (North) and Moran, Pearce, Logan (Ormond) .Caulf. Gramm . put in a great second half after trail-ing Uni. Blues by 10 points at half time, kicking18 .15 to 5 .3. McNicol, Voyage (5), S . McLaughlin, P.McLaughlin, Griffiths and Morfett were best for vic-tors .

100 games to Barry Lyons (De La Salle) and DonMunro (AMP) .

Old Paradians reported on the farewell dinnergiven by club to John Booth, player 1957 to 1964and coach 1966 to 1972 .

Top scorer for the day was State Savings Bankwho kicked 28 .26 .194 in a 140 point defeat of OldGeelong, stars for SSB were Morrison, Evans,Webster, McGill, Spithill and Brennan .

30 YEARS AGO - 1968A Section coaches were Bob Spurting (North

OB), John Wilson (Caulf. Gramm), John Booth (OP),Geoff Hibbins (Collegians), Alan Salter (Coburg),Peter Kanis (MHSOB), Frank Snell (Kew), DonHowell (Old Scotch), Brian Gleeson (Uni . Blacks),

Les Hughson (Uni . Blues) .Can you name the 6 who played VFL?Lex Hibbins ( Collegians) retired after playini

222 games .Old Carey congratulated John Elliot and Bruci

Edwards on 150 games with the club .Kew, who outplayed Old Paradians all day to wir

by 5 goals, and Uni Blacks were the only undefeated 'A' Section teams after two games .

40 YEARS AGO - 1958Old Xaverian s repeated the 1957 'B' Sectior

Gran d Final with an 11 point win over AlphingtonSlatte ry , Capes, McPhail, John Sanders ( 5 goalswere Old )Cs stars with Mi ll er, Shaw an d P. Whitfielcbest for Alphington .

Junior Athol Guy later to win international famfas a"Seeker", made a sensational debut wiMHSOB seniors kicking 9 of the club's 17 goals itheir 31 point defeat of Kew.

New team St. Kilda CBCOB received good wishtele grams for their first match from Laurie anKevin Mithen, Peter Brenchley, Don Wi lliams, TerryMountain, Frank Dunin, Brian Walsh, BrianMoloney, Geoff Feeh an and Allan KiIligrew (pasipupils prominent in League ranks) . Coach was JoeSheehan , captain of Ormond's 1950 A Section pre-miership team. Popular UHSOB captain Jack Kalaf,in his last game before going overseas, starred with5 goals in the club's big win over South MelbourneCity.

A Section umpires were Watt, Luckinan, Lan ce,Halliday an d H . Roberts .

50 YEARS AGO - 194 8'A' Section umpires were Creighton, Gamble,

Walsh, Jennings and Wilkins .Current ABC football commentator Doug

Heywood kicked 8 goals from half-forward fl an k forUni Blacks against Hampton Rovers .

Another prominent figure mentioned - JohnKennedy's vigorous rucking brought Teachers'Coll ege m any opportunities.

Hampton Scouts, led by Roy Harper, 'kicked thesweep' against Ormond Juniors - 24 .19 .163 to11 .9 .75.

* Answer -Terry Board ( Fitzroy), Mark Summers(Richmond) .

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U-Nowin Season 1997, Club XVIII foonb~o'~ t'ons

Xhave eighteen teams competing

The ephemeral 11 tlass oaf tstalwart member

s is againld

iAustrated byGeelong and St

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u1in member in~~ Ih in MHSOB and Yarra Valley .

PREVIEWSECTION 1 magnificent record

old Xaveria~. who have a magnif

XVIII football' should follow the unfurlingClub ertlieir 1997 premtership pennant with a victory

Mazenod,who were also a finalist in 1997

. In the

past Mazen°d form has not matched that of the

Crocodiles.old Scotch, who missed th~1d 9~

finals,at

last season's runners uP fit-Camberwell. I forecastand successful clubstOverethe~g these two proudseasons, Old scotch have started slawly, so today

favour old Brighton to win- hose launch was a

Two 1997 final-ists, Kew and Mt .

LHydale, meet for

the second succes-sive season in the opening

Lilydale . The home side isecruit d w1ellnDefending Pre .success as they selection, but

however vnongwrong .miers, Kewacinta and Monica could be Proven last sea-

Old Esseudon, whose

at KeiloTThe parent cdlubs wereson, play 1'arks

d

D section finalists in 1997 and two weeks ago the

edparkside reserves impress me so the Red Devils

should be competitive. However at home and with a

tition, I believe Oldseason's experience in the compe

Essendon will cvin .~qo~h Whites, who finished third lasa

host Thornburg, who with many new players,new coach, Jamie Webb, and a new uniform see1998 as the renaissance of their club

. It is alwven

difficult for visitors to win out at Monash and g_the Whites have recruited wlease feel free to contac t

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Monday .Newcomers NIHSOB, w penola,resounding social success, await Therr y

who according to team manager, Br. Bill Houston,

will be stronger this season . At home, of playerms~ground an d with a full complement ~th a win .favour Melbourne High to open football has

St. Kevlns, success InClub nt c bII On the other

not mirrored that of their p nhand their opponents, De La Salle, have long fob erma force in the competition

. Without any

to guide me, I select De La Salle. haveMy "mail" suggests

Old Melhurnian&will be ablerecruited well and Coach Andrew C Collegians

to select a strong side. Their opponents ,

seasons,been finalists in the last two ~h1997 .

Old Melburnians were wooden sI1°° to record'However, today I favour Old Melburnian

s

the first victory of their -new era".

SECTION 2 lay near neighbours,Newcomers Yams Valley, P the "Battle of

MarceIlin on HAYDN'S new PARK inted last season,Bulleen' . Marcellin, who disappointed two weeks`played a match against Therryago, so at least the Eagles will be match condi-

will carry them to a narrowtioned! un debu t however

Valley playersvictory .

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toda;'we enter into the season proper.

REVIEW

section 1Outstand'ulg performances by the Tonners, the

()P .S and the Nodders heralded what could be aging of the guard in Section 1 . The Lions were

r in the hunt after half time against the SKOBS

~Wdthe D's and the Bernards fought out a tightLoutest, with the D's victors only just . Highlights

up the fine win by~~ (~~ Gthe innavin and the Earls Smit

h

lie Tonners .

Section 2Huge winning margins dominated Section 2

ilt only the Eagles and Bloods game looking

remotely close. OM's, OT's, Scotchies and the

'i'riars all having days out. For the vanquished,

~Uue to re-group with the week's rest and we will nodoubt see some improved performances today .

Hilton and Phan for the 'Friars continue to impress .

as per 1997 .

use bye . Stella continued on from last year's goal-

Section (2) BlueHighlighting this section was the abandoned

match of Caulfield Grammarians and Old Xaveriansl2), when drainage works "re-surfaced" at

frlenhuntly Park . This match will most likely be re-

scheduled . All in all big wins to the Rovers, the Highand the Jackas, while the 'Ashers gave notice theywill be an improved unit in 1998 with a solid win

ovrr the 'Monds . AJAX's Rutko (7) and MHSOB'sTaylor (8) booting big bags, while Rehn (HamptonRovers) and Vandeligt (Monash Blues) were primemovers in their teams impressive wins .

Section (2) RedThe Valley kicked the sweep against the Leos,

;chile OG's, Therry Penola and the Redbacks madeimpressive starts to the season, Old Ivanhoe had

kicking form with (7) majors, while Natoli lead fromrhe front in Warringal's strong win .

PREVIEW

strongly against apumped up OldBrighton at Crawford

Oval . but it will no tbe enough as the Tonners are in fine form . De La

Salle host Old Paradians with the D's favoured at

home . as to are St . Kevins against St. Bernards,

and collegians against old Carey.De La

Selections: Old Xaverians, Old Brighton ,

Sa lle, St . Kevins & Collegians.

Section 2Beaumaris await the arrival of the Eagles bay-

side and despite the home ground advantage the

Eagles will win today. The Match of the Round will

undoubtedly be when Old Scotch host Whitefriars .

Both teams possess superb talent and goalkickingability and today the Scotcies are favoured. Old

Trinity will inflict St . Bedes Mentone Tigers second

successive defeat at Bulleen, while OldMelburnians will comfortably defeat Uni . Blacks.

North Old Boys should open their account at the

expense of Old Haileybury .

Selections : Marcellin, Old Scotch, Old Trinity,

Old Melburnians, North Old Boys.

Section (2) BlueOld Xaverians ()) will find Monash Blues too

to will Caulfieldstrong, even at home, asGrammarians against a strong AJAX outfit

.

MHSOB will comfortably defeat De La Salle (2) at

South Yarra, while St. Kilda Sth . Caulfield will

endeavour to open their account for the seasonagainst an in-form Hampton Rovers, to no avail . In

the final match old Mentonians travel to Ormondand should keep the'Monds at bay and win .

Selections : Monash Blues, AJAX,

Hampton Rovers, Old Mentonians.

Section (2) Re dBulleen-Templestowe will relish the spaces at

the Ted Ajani and return to the winner's list at the

expense of St . Leos Emmaus, and Old Geelong will

defeat old Paradians (2) in their clash. Aquinas and

Old Ivanhoe will fight out a tight match at NorthRingwood with the OIG's favoured to win . Warringal

take on Yarra Valley in a battlefavoured big o b

e winner

s Round I. with Warring

rious at home . Therry Penola has the bye .

Selections : Bulleen-Tempiestowe, Old Geelong,

Old Ivanhoe & trlarringal •

section 1Old Xaverians host Maaenod at Toorak Park

which will be a great measure of the Nodders sug-gested improvement. on the rebound the Xavs

should win . Likewise Uni . Blues will hit back1

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APRIL 25 - ROUND 3UNDER-19 SECTION 1MAZENOD v . UNIVERSITY BLUESOLD BRIGHTON v. DE LA SALLEOLD PARADIANS v . ST . KEVINSST. BERNARDS v. COLLEGIANSOLD XAVERIANS v. OLD CAREY

UNDER-19 SECTION 2MARCELLIN v. OLD SCOTCHWHITEFRIARS v. OLD TRINITYST . BEDES MENT . TIGERS v. OLD MELBURNIANSUNIVERSITY BLACKS v . NORTH OLD BOYSBEAUMARIS v. OLD HAILEYBURYUNDER-19 BLUE SECTIONMONASH BLUES v . AJAXCAULFIELD GR . v. MHSOBDE LA SALLE (2) v . HAMPTON ROVERSST. KILDA STH CAULFIELD v. OLD MENTONIANSOLD XAVERIANS (2) v . ORMONDUNDER-19 RED SECTIO NST. LEOS EMMAUS v . OLD PARADIANS (2)THERRY PENOLA v. AQUINASOLD IVANHOE v . WARRINGALBULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE v . YARRA VALLEYOLD GEELONG has the bye

NAMESENIORS

CLUBUNDER 19 (1 )

MILESI ST. KEVINSNOLLAND COLLEGIANSBRIT-TEN COLLEGIANS

UNDER 19 (2)

TOTAL

654

SULLIVAN WHITEFRIARS 9THOMAS OLD SCOTCH 9JONES OLD TRINITY 8

UNDER 19 ( 2) BLUEL.TAYLOR MHSOB 8RUTKO AJAX 7BASIST AJAX 6

M . WINESBOLTONBRAUER

UNDER 19 (2) REDYARRA VALLEYOLD GEELONGOLD GEELONG

V

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UNDER-19 SECTION 1OLD XAVERIANS v. MAZENOD - Field: BrianWoodhead Gene Hodgins - Goal: Andrew LongJohn KellvUNIVERSITY BLUES v. OLD BRIGHTON - Field :Graeme Hunichen Kevin McMahon - Goal : RobertSeymour Daniel VanDuser

DE LA SALLE v. OLD PARADIANS - Field : BetMcKee Andrew Rechtman - Goal : Stephen Leah,John RobinsonST. KEVINS v . ST. BERNARDS - Field : MarlJenkin sCOLLEGIANS v . OLD CAREY - Field : RamorKilley Andrew WilkinsonGAME SWITCHED FROM ORIGINAL DRAWUNDER-19 SECTION 2BEAUMARIS v. MARCELLIN - Field : Chri ;Stevens (J) Terence FarrellOLD SCOTCH v. WHITEFRIARS - Field: DavicLongworth Geoff KellyOLD TRINITY v. ST. BEDES MENTONE TIGER;- Field : Stan Lugowski Peter BuchananOLD MELBURNIANS v. UNIVERSITY BLACKSField : Ken Walker Matthew MeierOLD HAILEYBURY v. NORTH OLD BOYS - FieldNick Evans Denny Fateka sUNDER-19 ( 2) BLUEOLD XAVERIANS ( 2) v. MONASH BLUES - Field,Justin Grossbard Graeme MorganAt 1 .30 p .m .CAULFIELD GR . v . AJAX - Field : DharshakaPeiris Trent GreenwayMHSOB v. DE LA SALLE (2) - Field : Jim PappasJason Moor eHAMPTON ROVERS v . ST. KILDA SOUTHCAULFIELD - Field : Daniel Ischia Daniel PerkinsORMOND v. OLD MENTONIANS - Field : IanBurgess Gajanan SkandakumarUNDER-19 (2) RE DBULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE v . ST. LEOSEMMAUS - Field : Peter Bailey Damian MurphyOLD GEELONG v . OLD PARADIANS (2) - Field:Kylie Welsh Geoff Moor eAQUINAS v. OLD IVANHOE - Field: Chris CimoliWARRINGAL v. YARRA VALLEY - Field : PatMaebus Cameron Gil lTHERRY PENOLA HAS THE BYE

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ST©ERNARDS

C LA SALLE

OLD SCOTCH

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BLUES

P W L D FOR AGST % PTS ( TEAM NAME

A RESERVE SECTION1 1 0 0 77 28 275 41 1 0 0 134 51 262 .75 4

1 1 0 0 135 57 236 .84 41 1 0 0 108 68 158 .82 4

1 0 0 1 75 75 100 21 0 0 1 75 75 100 2

1 0 1 0 68 108 62.96 01 0 1 0 57 135 42.22 01 0 1 0 51 134 38.06 0

1 0 1 0 28 77 36 .36 0

B RESERVE

r,o 9nND 1 1 0 0 181 28 646.43 4M, ;lRCELUN 1 1 0 0 92 30 306.67 4OLDPARADIANS 1 1 0 0 128 45 284.44 4Mp2ENOD 0 C 1 1 0 0 73 57 128.07 4

1 0 1 0 67 84 79,76 01 0 1 0 57 73 78.08 0

-RR! PENOLA OB 1 0 1 0 45 128 35 .16 0a'-..VHOE 1 0 1 0 30 92 32.61 0

p TR'7tTY 1 0 1 0 28 181 15 .47 0

C RESERVE

BEAUMARIS A F C 1 1 0 0 118 35 337.14 4HAMPTONROVERS 1 1 0 0 98 44 222.73 4OLDGEELONG I 1 0 0 99 58 170.69 4?A1IYULE 1 1 0 0 81 53 152.83 47EE0ESMENTTIG 1 1 0 0 76 64 118.75 4

U_EENTEMPLESTOWE 1 0 1 0 64 76 84.21 0_EGS EMMAUS W P 1 0 1 0 53 81 65.43 0

NTONIANS 1 0 1 0 58 99 58.59 0~~ .DASTHCAULFIELD 1 0 1 0 44 98 44.9 0

-- .,YASTOWN 1 0 1 0 35 118 29.66 0

D RESERVE SECTIONMONASH BLUES 1 1 0 0 173 37 467 .57 4FARKSIDE 1 1 0 0 108 39 276 .92 4~JAX 1 1 0 0 70 26 269.23 4OLD ESSENDON GR. 1 1 0 0 99 77 128.57 4

O B 1 1 0 0 83 76 109 .21 4TcBANK 1 1 0 0 85 78 108 .97 4q VALLEY OLD BOYS 1 0 1 0 78 85 91 .76 0

•• "E'RIARS 1 0 1 0 76 83 91.57 00C 1 0 1 0 77 99 77.78 0

E RSITY BLACKS 1 0 1 0 26 70 37.14 0-~S~'q 0C 1 0 1 0 39 108 36.11 0'P~T aICKSMENTONE 1 0 1 0 37 173 21 .39 0

E BLUE RESERVEGLEt1HUNTLY 1 1 0 0 108 23 469.57 4OLD CAMBERWELL 1 1 0 0 127 52 24423 4PO19ER HOUSE 1 1 0 0 99 63 157.14 4PEIll!tSULA0 B 1 1 0 0 61 42 145.24 4-•'~7URNEUNIVERSITY 1 1 0 0 63 59 106.78 4___TEnNWICK 1 0 1 0 59 63 93 .65 0

.;'-FIELD GRAMMAR 1 0 1 0 42 61 68 .85 0P'+SIDE PARK 1 0 1 0 63 99 63 .64 0'"L _IGH A F C 1 0 1 0 52 127 40 .94 0"%.RYS 1 0 1 0 23 108 21 .3 0

E WHITE RESERVE+,LLIAMSTOWN CYMS 1 1 0 0 132 21 628.57 4~!CH :kOND CENTRAL 1 1 0 0 137 26 526.92 4`'ENV 1 1 0 0 106 42 252.38 4cLD CAREY 1 1 0 0 47 32 146.88 4- 7 ~ -BEUNIVERSITY 1 0 0 1 58 58 100 2=^~Y REDS 1 0 0 1 58 58 100 2

--SOB 1 0 1 0 32 47 E8.09 0~HBRUNSWICK 1 0 1 0 42 106 39.62 0?-L ;EN COBRAS 1 0 1 0 26 137 18.98 0-D,',eSTBOURNE A FC 1 0 1 0 21 132 15 .91 0

4 OLD BOYS 1 1 0 0 84 67 125.37 4

P W L D FOR AGST % PTS

F RESERVEMONASH GRYPHONS 1 1 0 0 155 19 815.79 4WERRIBEE AMATEURS 1 1 0 0 167 41 407.32 4ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 1 1 0 0 92 49 187.76 4SYNDAL TALLY HO 1 1 0 0 66 47 140.43 4WEST BRUNSWICK 1 0 1 0 47 66 71.21 0HAWTHORN AMATEURS 1 0 1 0 49 92 53 .26 0ANZ ALBERT PARK 1 0 1 0 41 167 24 .55 0ELEYPARKAFC 1 0 1 0 19 155 12 .26 0

UNDER-19 SECTION 1MAZENOD 0 C 1 1 0 0 110 55 200 4ST KEVINS 1 1 0 0 150 89 168.54 4OLD BRIGHTON 1 1 0 0 91 72 126 .39 4DE LA SALLE 1 1 0 0 129 107 120.56 4OLD PARADIANS 1 1 0 0 78 73 106.85 4UNIVERSITY BLUES 1 0 1 0 73 78 93.59 0STBERNARDS 1 0 1 0 107 129 82.95 0OLD XAVERIANS 1 0 1 0 72 91 79.12 0COLLEGIANS 1 0 1 0 89 150 59.33 0OLD CAREY 1 0 1 0 55 110 50 0

OLD TRINITYWHITEFRIARS

UNDER-19 (2)1 1 0 01 1

OLD SCOTCHOLD MELBURNIANS 1 1MARCELLIN 1 1

OLD HAILEYBURY 1 0

NORTH OLD BOYS 1 0

ST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS1 0

BEAUMARIS A F C 1 0

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 0

163 62 262.9 40 0 158 66 239.39 40 0 141 78 180.77 40 0 118 77 153.25 40 0 90 65 138.46 41 0 65 90 72.22 01 0 77 118 65.25 01 0 78 141 55.32 01 0 66 158 41 .77 01 0 62 163 38 .04 0

UNDER-19 (2) BLU EMHSOB I 1 0 0 159 20 795 4AJAX 1 1 0 0 153 39 392.31 4HAMPTON ROVERS 1 1 0 0 124 66 187.88 4MONASH BLUES 1 1 0 0 102 82 124.39 4ORMOND 1 0 1 0 82 102 80.39 0OLD MENTONIANS 1 0 1 0 66 124 53.23 0DE LA SALLE (2) 1 0 1 0 39 153 25.49 0ST KILDA STH CAULFIELD 1 0 1 0 20 159 12.58 0CAULFIELD OR. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0OLD XAVERIANS (2) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

UNDER-19 (2) REDYARRA VALLEY 1 1 0 0 225 33 681 .82 4OLD GEELONG 1 1 0 0 172 35 491 .43 4WARRINGAL A F C 1 1 0 0 185 59 313.56 4THERRY PENOLA OB 1 1 0 0 168 58 289.66 4OLD IVANHOE 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4

OLD PARADIANS (2) 1 0 1 0 58 169 34.52 0AOUINAS O C 1 0 1 0 59 185 31 .89 0BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE 1 1 0 35 172 20.35 0ST LEO'S EMMAUS W P 1 0 1 0 33 225 14.67 0

PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRINGALCOHOL INTO ELSTERNWICK PARK OR

INTO ANY VAFA VENUE

VAFAPREMIERSHIP LISTS

1998

TEAM NAME P

OLD XAVERIANS 1UNIVERSITY BLUES 1ST BERNARDS 1DE LA SALLE 1OLD HAILEYBURY 1ST KEVINS 1COLLEGIANS 1OLD BRIGHTON 1OLD SCOTCH 1OLD MELBURNIANS 1

MARCELLIN 1NORTH OLD BOYS 1OLD TRINITY 1OLD PARADIANS 1MAZENOD O C 1IVANHOE 1THERRY PENOLA OB iORMOND 1MHSOB 1OLD IVANHOE 1

BEAU MARIS A F C 1ST LEOS ERA6dAUS W P 1BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 1OLD MENTONIANS 1ST KILDA SOUTH CAULFIELD iHAMPTON ROVERS 1OLD GEELONG 1ST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS 1BANYULE 1THOMASTOWN 1

PARKSIDE 1MONASH BLUE SAJAX 1WHITEFRIARS 1SOUTHBANK 1OLD ESSENDON OR. 1ST JOHNS 0 C 1YARRA VALLEY OLD BOYS 1AQUINAS O B 1UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1ST PATRICKS MENTONE 1SALESIAN 0 C 1

OLD CAMBERWEL LGLENHUNTLY 1POWER HOUSE 1SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 1PENINSULA 0 B 1CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 1ELSTERNWICK 1CHIRNSIDE PARK 1ST MARYS 1OAKLEIGH A F C 1

OLD CAREYKEW 1WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS iFITZROY REDS 1RICHMOND CENTRA LBULLEEN COBRAS 1LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 1OLD WESTBOURNE A FC 1NORTH BRUNSWICK 1UHSOB 1

AAONASH GRYPHONS 1SYNDAL TALLY HO 1WERRIBEE AMATEURS 1HAWTHORN AMATEUR SELTHAM COLLEGIANS 1ANZ ALBERT PARK 1WEST BRUNSWICK 1ELEY PARK A F C i

W L D FOR AGAINST % POINTSA SECTIO N

1 0 0 125 41 304.88 41 0 0 111 66 168.18 41 0 0 102 82 124.39 41 0 0 95 78 121.79 41 0 0 104 103 100.97 40 1 0 103 104 99.04 00 1 0 78 95 82.11 00 1 0 82 102 80.39 00 1 0 66 111 59.46 00 1 0 41 125 32.8 0

B SECTIO N1 0 0 93 69 134.78 41 0 0 141 107 131.78 41 0 0 130 109 119.27 41 0 0 138 122 113.11 41 0 0 118 117 100.85 40 1 0 117 118 99.15 00 1 0 122 138 88.41 00 1 0 109 130 83.85 00 1 0 107 141 75.89 00 1 0 69 93 74.19 0

C SECTIO N1 0 0 160 79 202.53 41 0 0 175 94 186.17 41 0 0 113 69 163.77 41 0 0 130 90 144.44 41 0 0 78 69 113.04 40 1 0 69 78 88.46 00 1 0 90 130 69.23 00 1 0 69 113 61.06 00 1 0 94 175 5311 00 1 0 79 160 49.38 0

D SECTION1 0 0 141 80 176.25 41 0 0 104 63 165.08 41 0 0 66 43 153.49 41 0 0 ISO 105 142.86 41 0 0 135 95 142.11 41 0 0 118 84 140.48 40 1 0 84 118 71.19 00 1 0 95 135 70.37 00 1 0 105 150 70 00 1 0 43 66 65.15 00 1 0 63 104 60.58 00 1 0 80 141 56.74 0

E BLUE SECTION1 0 0 130 91 142.86 41 0 0 121 87 139.08 41 0 0 124 98 129.17 41 0 0 111 88 126.14 41 0 0 101 84 120.24 40 1 0 84 101 83.17 00 1 0 88 111 79.28 00 1 0 96 124 77.42 00 1 0 87 121 71.9 00 1 0 91 130 70 0

E WHITE SECTION1 0 0 190 26 730.77 41 0 0 211 58 363.79 41 0 0 94 54 174.07 41 0 0 108 65 166.15 41 0 0 155 111 139.64 40 1 0 111 155 71.61 00 1 0 65 108 60.19 00 1 0 54 94 57.45 00 1 0 58 211 27.49 00 1 0 26 190 13.68 0

F SECTION1 0 0 142 35 405.71 41 0 0 145 61 237.7 41 0 0 132 85 155.29 41 0 0 75 52 144.23 40 1 0 52 75 69.33 00 1 0 85 132 64.39 00 1 0 61 145 42.07 00 1 0 35 142 24.65 0

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