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V,T-A LONG SERVING OFFICIAL RECOGNISEDThe VAFA's long serving treasurer Noel Rundle was one of

454 recipients of Queen's Birthday Honours . Noel was;,; arded an OAM of the Order of Australia). The

, ;_iour listed in last Mondays newspapers read as follows:DLE;~-i Colin RUN

Victoria, service to Australian Rules football and theC ;, ;Iununity.

Take a bow ?d.C.lZundle OAM - we salute you.

PI;P!' LCT SCORECARD SEES FOUR WINS INRFF-,~BSENTATIVE MATCHE S[: :i most successful day of football last Sunday, three tr

The v: eekend of upse.s in _' ie :-I`L . :;iich plaguedall you tipsi, -s oi : ; _,ere coincided u;ui anothersurprising roiind of A-section footy which turnedup a bag of nixed results .St 3

. s have been standing foremost inpundits minds during the past week's reflectionsafter the doggies took a blowtorch to ladder-leaders Old Scotch and scorched them dry in ablistering display at the college in Essendon

. TheBernies have a wealth of scoring power and anominous hunger that rumbles in a forebodingmanner for their A-section rivals .Back up the behind the first-plas d B-nies onthe ladder and travelling-along just-nicelv-at-the-minute-thank-you-very-mueh is iotriumphed in a dour struggle wit' iThe students notched up their f`th 'n of theseason and courtesy of the earlier draw leapedahead of the Cardinals on the table .

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();rt ve ' s suddenly find themselves lookingdown the barrel again and today particularly(Tley're staring right at F " ' , perhaps still~,,mewhat aggrieved at not being able to wrest thepremiership flag away from the red and black's,_,asp last season . Revenge, of sorts, today in theform of a 26 point win.cecond meets third in what should be a tellingmatch between Scotch and . Anylingering doubts about either of these two side s

ill either be dispelled or displayed today so, : .peet a keenly fought contest . I'm throwing myltt in with the Cardinals, by 16 points .

supporters extend our sincere congratulations tofj;:, . ' Skinner on reaching 100 gwz_ :s forour club recently against St. Bernards . David'shardness at the ball, his skills and ability to stopthe opposition are admired by all and his attitudeto his football and the club in general is an; . :ample for all. A great achievement "Skins" and

I LI n well done .01 . _+ h - would like to congratulate OllieCr : : on reaching the 100 game milestone lastround against St, Bernards . Ollie is a greatclubman and we look forward to 100 more fromdie big fella .

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Tipping the card last week has restored some

credibility to yours trulys writings . It doesn't geLany easier from here on in, and I think theweekend off has come at exactly the right time!

ReviewN3Bs directed their chariots in the direction ofMcKinnon and probably wished ththey ern a stayed oldhome, as Old fla~.eylsu~ gavetouch up by 52 pts . The home side outscored theguests in every quarter, with the 2nd being themost damaging (6 goals to 2) . White, Walden andArmstrong were good performers for OH, whileNOBs' better players were Collison, Airier andVogels .It was a fair old plunde-ing da i at I3 Section'sbeachside haven, as 01 gave the young

B x s team a shellacking by 120 pts. The

contest was all over at 1/2 time, as the visitorsheld a 10 goal lead and proceeded to build on thatover the course of the game . That man Toovey wason fire again with 10 goals, and was well assistedby Corcoran and R. Weddle . Boctor, Healy andCatlin battled hard for the home team .

The Old Paradians made the short trip to OakPark to take on Therry and came away with theprize, as they eked out a 25 point win . It seemsthat not even the old kicking mule could ruin theday for the OPs, as they go from strength tostrength in 2001 . Dintinosante with 6 majors waswell fed by the veterans in Brabender andO'Loughlin for the winners and Boyle, Carroll andNancarrow were fine contributors for the losers .

There was a party to end all parties out at Donvale,as Whfl~efrfars thumped Ormond by 50 pis to

quarter that first

was the difference as the locals piledon 8 .1 to nil to break the contest right open

. Thebrothers Pawlik and Hilton starred or teveIl homeforside, whilst Wilson, Dale and James playe dthe visitors .At EP, Be La Salle set up a 37 point victory over

Old Mefburlaz$n.s with a 5 goal 1 st qtr against thewind that seems to constantly live at that ground .But for the straighter kicking, the margin couldhave been greater, as the 27 scoring shots to 15indicate . Mannix and the youngsters of Buckleyand Spithill were good players for DLS, and OMswere well represented by Berry, McMullin andWilheim .

PreviewOld Haileybury (13/4) face the daunting prospectof a trip to Chelsworth Park to take on the

juggernaut o fDwyer would bepleased with the d in 20p1, andconsistency his players are shos~n bwould be relishing the test thcY e_iis v .ek.Meanwhile, the coaches out at Pine Lodge wouldbe very happy vj'tth .;here they're sitting at presentand would love to put another challenger back intheir box . That they will do again this week, as theOf machine rolls on and claims another victi m

when they 3 -1 -)y 31 pts .It's De (1(7} turn to play in the -

.~ __ s and buckets as they headwith thc _to the bear , and are welcomed by -(11/2) . Paul Cooper and his lads are motoru : .%aloisg nicely at present, as second spot and a 5-2record is a good effort to date . Jim Durnan and hischarges, on the other band, are in completecontrast: second last and 2-5, but still giving itthere all . Unfortunately for the locals, their recordwont improve today as the DLS runners will besuited by the big Beaumaris ground and that willbe enough to get them over the line by 3 6 pts .

It's the neighbourhood 'derby' at Brunswick thisweek, as Nt3Bs (4/5) host their next door rivals inTherry (415) . Frank Dunell will be impressingupon his players the importance of a victory today,as a loss will see them lose touch with the four .

Wavne Harmes will also know that another lossthis week will undo the good work that his playershave achieved over the past 3-4 weeks . This is atough game to call, so will have to go with thehome ground advantage (sorry Frank) . NOBs by 7

pts .its another local derby this week, as(2/ 1) make the short trip to Bundoora to face anin-form et~iedfas~ Matt his3e

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very please dhave made over the last month and thosestrategies of his are starting to hit home . GregFeutrill will have had time to recover from theworld's biggest hangover after their first and verysignificant win for 2001 . This won't be a pushoverfor the OPs, but they are on fire at the moment andat home their roll will continue as they march onby 20 pts .Our good friend, Mr . Gunn, puts on the afternoontea this week as Ormond (714) play host to OldM ellynrn iaaas (2/5) . Ian Jackman would be a touchconcerned with the state of play at his club, as ie sonly been I quarter of footy that has stopped themwinning the last couple of games . Erwin Leyden

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nd his lads have been thereabouts and wouldn't(, C ;uo despondent with the 4-3 record and 5thl ;osition on the ladder. Here's my bolter for the

; L . as I believe that the home ground advantage-,1d a reasonable last couple of weeks for the localsill see them victorious by 16 pts .

G :)SOldlvanhoe(20/1) vs Old Haileybury(1/33)OH by 100 pi s13eaumaris(4/1) vs De La Salle(1/6)PLS by 34 pi s

~s(611) vs Therry(1( 8)rherry by 40 pi sold Paradians(l l 16) vs Whitefriars(12l 1)OP by 55 pisOrmond(1 J3) vs Old Melburnians(9 14)Ormond by 10 pis

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OF. t?Lherland . B.a. . D . L is Yandell Co1lL:on Amor Vogels L. Boyle.

at . R. Aia}ston (F), P. Curtis, G. Rapper (G)

our ; 1 : me 2 Gn: , 2 A . Saunders Seccullarson. Best: (en Ar:nstrong A . Saunders Ad Hilton

Lap h 4 ld Ea n 3 Colli.son Hooking Yandell G . PhyLznd

Un L. oncriefi . L . Gall -(F). L . "iaFTopoulos, R . Richards (G )

0.2 1.2 4.3 4.3(27)JE 5.2 10-9 16.12 22 .15 (147)Ca ,n 2 Gibson Foley. Best: Boctor Healy Catlin Olson Jury Holt .;: Tociiey 10 Hope 3 R . Weddle 2 Allender Branigan Corcoran

5p3 white . Beat: Oates Lillis Toonr} R. Weddle Corcoran Tu(ly.

3.0 5.2 6.7 9.11 (65)5.6 7.7 11.8 1I .14 (80)

Y : m ; .i . Goodwin 2 Elliott Taylor. Best: Boyle Carroll NancarrowCar Fin, ,.,oc-no.Old 7_ Dh?ttnosante 6 Porteous 2 Heffernan Brabender Godfrey.Res c :, Brabender Sinclair Swindon D'ullinosante O'Loughlin .B G.' irdrop, G . Hunicnen (F), R Sepntorr, A. Lor,g (G I

3.6 6.7 14.8 21 .11 (137)2.4 7.5 7.5 13.9 (87)

6 Carrigg 6 Reidy 4 Swain 2 Brice Northey'Abod .ne. Hilton Phan A. Pawlik wood. Ormond., Brock 3Gt>Wo Murphy McConvill Naughton Robbins . Best:

ct;o; . .Jl Robbins Brock .

O! - - ' Cy - congratulations toon playing his 50th game for the club

OBS last round . Well done "Tviovlie"1 at the Bloods .aris - congratulations to J -- - and

Justin Vance on playing 1 0Jono is senior captain, rising through thehuniors has won competition B-_~'s, . .as alember of the '95 premiership team . Justin has

played senior, reserve and U19 grand finalsicluding the U19 '95 premiers . Good luck

today to you both .De La Salle - congratulate ehaea oni caching 50 games last round . Duggo is lamousfor his extraordinary celebrations when he kicksa goal, which usually include a lap of theforward line, a series of high tens and much fistpumping. This year, complete with new BruceDoull headband, his deadly goal sense and

~me pace have seen him playing the bes ti_:otball of his career. Well Done Duggoll

'. ~'S 3.1 6.5 6.11 8.18 (66)

Be: >. Farrell, Kuael, Casey. Joy . Konsstanny.

4.3 7.6 13.8 19.8 (122)Cahill 2, Cia-dulli 2, Ward. T Carrigg, Mika. Delzoppo . Best: T

cdy. Mika, C O'Connor, Vernal. Ormond . Bridges 4 .Steaart 3 . Putz 2, Cramey, Monaghan. Lom. Barker. Everett,

2.2 4.6 5.7 8.9 (57)6.2 7.4 10.8 10.9 (69)

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tm,tone 3 Mannix 3 Buckley 2 Evans 2 McKenzie Corin

n, R . Love IF) . S. Lealoy, K. Coughlan (G)5.2 8.6 9.6 14.13 (97)3.0 3.1 7.5 9.6 (60)

Hot .on ; . . >t: S . Mannix Buckley S . Hyland D . Hyland SpithillSwi . Div arnians: Rose 2 Campbell Gallagher Guest MulquineyR9urprT -`. 'oar. F--' : P---Hohnewilhek'rScPdullin GallagherRich~,aso S. A' -,C . -1 -a (F), B . Corcoran, J. Mason (B), C.Bill . R

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merry Pe:nola: Stella 6, 4t611rinney 3, Candiloro 2 . S Sacco 1, McMahon

43 5.5 9.10 9.11 (65 )Efstathiou 7, Johnston 3, Dimond 2, Mason 2, D. Lay, B .

P. G glord-Jones. Best : D aid. Pormh?eg. Movie, Corderay.Jo}, ELstathiou. North Old Joy-e 2, Cassell, Fitzdarence .t .-I ' . D: . Saad. Butcher. St .. Best : C . Phy(and . Fitzclazence .Cassell to e . Sheehan, Butcher,U 2.5 3.7 7.11 13.15 (93)OLD IYflNHOE 3.3 3.4 3.4 3.5 (23)

ezmar's : Magee 4, Vance 3 . Arendarcikas, Blackie S. Conlan, Low,O'Brien d, Stephens . Best: OBrien M . Vance. Sherman, Ott, Magee .Arendarctkas. Old YvanfimHawres 3. Best: Moloney. Russian. George.Bcr-, ' cds . Shadholt.

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1, P.Garoni 1 . Best: .icl:fitinnev, Stella, J Sacco, M Garoni. L Hollow, VanErtr'. n Old Parediaas: Joyce 3, Lloyd 1 . Jenkins 1 . Currin 1 . Elie 1 . MurrayI- Best: Cosg:il7. Simpson, FinL3y, Lloyd, Jenkins . Murray

.cer 2. Davies, Bouker. Hvrle. Best: Hesse, ti'alker,Hoy, vi,om i. Wu-ains. Davies . Old hY z5: Marson 2, Tucker 2,wa din-on z. Fit Id. Murray, Reid, Weir. Best: Farquharson, Thomas,1T:fale ._ o_ - ?t.l'Faddell.

Old l .anhoe v . Old HaileyburyBeatm7aris v. De La Salle

North Old Boys v . Ther,-y PenolaOld Paradians v . WhitefriarsOrmond v. Old rvielburnians

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13 D. Whitaker 14 A Robertson 15 . C . Faraci 16. P. O'Donnell 16 M .Wood sCorcoran17 A14 T. Coliins 15 P Bowden 16. D .Collins 17. Ash Hilton.

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., with the opposition after the g-.me againappears to be disappearing f r o m oi l. repertoire .Whilst we realize people li-~ and arekeen to get back to their own cl ' 9 0~

. , . esy instaying until the home club has at ie : done theirafter match nresentations ,

. .,uld be mostappreciated by all the home sides

. Those at faultknow whoOld EssenCollegians Eresurgence o fBedes takethe s:i irwe all rbreak.

r3 iyone's game at ts=N ther side was at ;1ew :d and gain awas to become E`,s ,

started b~-Mn"i. i and appear( . t(erec the home at(-break at th last change . iin the last as the Bulallowij f to come awcomfortabi_ Aory

. Travis St CTgood form for victors bac x!while Ryan ,Quite a large crbattle betweenthe small -acki~ i,good football or, ri 'in this roun dRovers took thefirst term only to hav :Glen Eira in the seconbreak time

. The visit ;a good third term but one tenough at orange time toRovers put in a fantastic 1desperation and tackling not zget free and so they recorded athe end. Michael Fletcher on ins bterrific at CHB well backed up by Chr :-4 goals and Busby who marked p, et ,Eira the old brigade of Asia and 3 cgood along with Matty Ryan.For the second week in a row =': _ -

- s C .to play, and play they did

. Their attack on _ ballwas intense the Lions appeared to be a bit flat not

be able to get theg- go-

3 tried tob< into itbe 2 half tinr,couldn't andcor+2-",~d t{, nat ) ; ` win

iat the Panther- totally-"th ^^i > inaccurate kicking

?ore. Peter Flaskis playe d

bird kicking 4 to 1

ith plenty ofurnan and the lis t-w mte continues

solid and youngty very well .

y win against Ajaxed them from ar mtrol all day with

attack on the ball,standard and this

ie sides. It was a pretty

;ers with Glen Marinic,iillier leading the way,

r prosperous day upr, Marty Halphen ,I tried hard .and had a 4 "-a?

er ahead in Lrieg into e

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Dur, however Oldo+ nce again outscorein .o the ,kind to runit Baxter and Dean Fields while Bish isi I a report.

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, ast fortnight the Panthers, while the Two Blues,1 owed a welcome return last game, so it should be

>d one. The result is important to both sides forring reasons and is hard to pick but I just feel

ihat the Panthers may have more scoring optionsLllan the Two Blues plus the return of a few handyplayers and the home ground advantage should be, ;iough to get them home.St BE t te-Ti and Russell Barneselcome his old club an Rovers back torindisi Street . There certainly will be a bit of goodatured rivalry going here and both sides are sure to

rise to the occasion . Russell will have a fullnowledge to the strengths of the Rovers players andll advise his new charges accordingly, but they

be surprised as Normie Goss does have themlg a bit differently these days . Tough day at the

otflce for all concerned here both sides in good form,but te Hampton side is just a fraction better andI"m sure they will take the R points today .Ajax and promises to beanother good I ttle a )th will be absolutelydesperate for a win . The Bullants have almost beendoing everything but brinL rig home the 4 points ,

h i he Jackas also having had plenty of chances"`eams have suffered badly w^(h injuries and it

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yet another milesio~~ enotches up his I J=':a

ame for the Club. A previous Best and Fairester, Scratcher has been an inspirational playe r

the senior side and is particularly well known forhis ball-getting ability and tough tackling . Well Done

atcher, Welcome Back and Con,-`-a'tul_ !ons!

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Coach : Mark Sarau Coach : Dean Anderson Coach : Tim Hart Coach : Paul BeddoeRes Coach : David Marks Coach : Dean Matthews Res Coach:Komel Dachs Res . Coach: Gary Irvine Res Coach : Phil Jones

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IS THERE something about Elsternwick Parkthat visitors to Melbourne find difficult to locate?A fortnight ago the Western Australian AmateurFootball League players sent administrators intoa spin when they hadn't arrived an hour beforethe clash against the C-D VAFA reps .Last week the South Australian Amateur FootballLeague ran on to EP at 2 .15pm - the scheduledstarting time - a strange move for a team thathad little exposure to this environment .While the VAFA Senior Representative team waslined up, SA went through a couple of drillsoblivious to the calls from umpires C . a andWooley to get ready .SA was lucky that umpire Gibson is a friendlylawyer, as you could imagine him calculating thelegal ramifications of him starting with theCroweaters still in their tracksuit tops !Gibson must have realised that litigation ismessy so he waited, as did the crowd of 500, andthe 50 dignitaries, and the 18 VAFA players forthe Boys in Red to take their positions on adelightful afternoon for football .Maybe SA hadn't changed their watches fromCentral Australian time - they had come on to thefield 20 minutes early .Better get that clarified for next year's clash inAdelaide .The tactic by new SA coach Noel Annear workedas his team kicked five unanswered goals to openthe match as his ruckman Shane Dunstanenjoyed the umpires throwing the ball up ratherthan having it bounced .To throw up or bouncing became a mini-matchbetween the associations .In SA they don't bounce, here they do .Ruckman used to either would have anadvantage and there was no compromise of doingboth . SA won that one .There was more pre-game drama too :-Annear's name was spelt incorrectly in theprogram .-The cagey coach said 24-hours before the matchthat former Brisbane Lion Adam Heuskes,playing coach this year of Division T4vo clubGepps Cross, could fly in just hours before thematch and a decision hadn't been reached.Heuskes didn't front .

_. broadcast on Southern FM lastSunday morning a rumor that eight SA playershad gone home and the match was in jeopardyand at 2 .15 it looked to be so!

x t, who kicked five goals for the Viesvarying range including the Big V's first a t

21-minute mark of the first term, said th edelayed start might r-ve unbalanced the team .Maybe Vic coach Ti - : could have racedon to EP and gathered his players but Bourke isan honorable chap and this could have ledAnnear to doing same and chaos would haveenveloped the meticulous plans .Bourke also believes in his players and heepitomised this by sticking with Andrew

- m in the ruck, who was named bes tafield after his last three quarters, while captain

i was beaten at centre-half forwardby former SANFL player Darrea . C" ,It wasn't until Chandler was swung to halfforward late in the match that McLachlan brokefree for a goal .Once Ramsden got the range of the throw ups hisnatural athleticism was too much for Dunstan .EP space was eaten up by midfieldersJackson, raver Arts, D _- e anduncanny and highly skilled ;Nick Mitchell, used to the goal square, wasplayed at half-back, as he was three years ago inAdelaide, and despite his wonky legs deprivinghim of his normal skilled delivery, Bourkereinforced Mitchell's commitment awarding himthe Vic coaching staffs award .SA half-forward Daniel Thomas kicked hisfourth and fifth goals within 60 seconds at the20-minute mark to give the Boys in Red a five-goal deficit and a sniff.It was snuffed in the gloom of early evening, suchwas the late finish, by Daniel Donati, ironicallyonly back from playing with West Adelaide a fewweeks ago .Oh, and as far as the Victorian CountryFootball League team finding EP in a month'stime, timekeeper John Robinson, who musthave been fretting with the late start, gets a freestreet directory each time he gets his carserviced .

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Well, we now have a clear demarcationbetween the Haves and Have Nots, with thelowest of the Top Five 2 games and a healthypercentage margin clear of the best of theLower Five . OGGs, Aquinas, and YVOB, mayworry the top half on the odd occasion in thefinal 11 rounds, but, sadly, Old Carey andthe Blues are staring relegation in the face .

St Leos were walloped by IvanhoeAssumption, and not only did I have thewinner wrong, but was 2150% adrift with mypredicted margin!! The only downside toHoes otherwise impeccable performance wastheir 0 .10 last term, which was decent ofthem really, since my error margin wouldhave been even more horrendous! TomHealey did a superb job in the ruck for Hoes,feeding a trio of effective on ballers, StuartMorris, Leighton Pearce, and Paul Martin,with defenders Damon Wood, & Travis O'Neilshutting down the Animals' forwards . TheAnimals were not happy with anybody .

Monash Blues were outclassed by Banyuleafter the Blues started like rockets and goaled3 times before the Bears drew breath .Thereafter, the game went according to theWhitcroft plan, and the Blues could do littleabout it . Heath McDermott, Michael Natoli,Tim Egan, and Adam Dooley were majorcontributors for the Bears on the day. GrantChesari on the ball, and Al Herman acrossHB struggled valiantly for the Blues .

Old Geelong were thumped by UniversityBlacks, when their Laser Guided goalshooting deserted them, in the face of asterling performance by the Black's defence .McArthur, Mackie . Moody. Thomson, &Franklin all did well in the back half, withtalls . Schirmer, Sandiford, and Chatfieldcontrolling the aerial duels round the groundfor the Blacks . OGGs had a great debut effortfrom Nick Bayne, plus Wii Paul round theground and Hamish McInnes at the bluntend .

Yarra Valley ran away from Old Carey in thelast fifteen minutes after an entertaininggame . As predicted, the game progressed atbreakneck speed, with YV's, Robbie Drew,outstanding at HBF, well backed up by PaulCremean at CHF/Ruck, Ricky Pearce at CHB,

and Sam Savage inthe forward zone .Defenders, CalPhillips and LukeBattley worked hard for the Panthers, andJoel Daniher controlled his wing.

Aquinas and Old Camberwell went slatherand whack all day with the Wells superiordefence giving them the edge in the last term,Shane Properjohn was lively up forward forthe Wells, Tim James (OK Warren?) stood outin defence as did Luke Gladman, with TravisHardman again having a top day on his wing.The Bloods were best served by Craig Glenniein defence, and on ballers, Cam Colliver andSean Flynn .

TODAY'S GAMES

Banyule take on St Leos and the Animalswill be a tad worried about meeting thesection leader so soon after a shock defeat . Ican't hold out much hope for them todayeither, both sides will be better for the returnof their VAFA Reps, but the Bears have themomentum of a run away train, and I can'tsee them being stopped today. Banyule by 5goals .Monash Blues host Aquinas and, for all theirendeavour, will find the going tough againstthe Bloods, who would still give themselves achance of finals action after an indifferentstart . The Bloods should win thiscomfortably .

Ivanhoe Assumption meets Old Geelongand should have too much all round talent tobe troubled by the topsy turvey OGS. TheHoes are anxious to consolidate themselvesin the four at the moment and will not berelaxing their guard . Their mid field will bethe equal of OGGs talented group, and theirdefence more than up to the task of holdingtheir opponents . Hoes to take the 4 points by6/7 goals .Uni . Blacks are at home to Yarra Valley andwill win this one! Thought I'd get that in earlyJack! Yarra will test the Blacks with theirspeed all over the field, but do not have thedepth of experienced players to be able toprevent the home side winning by about 5goals or more .

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old Carey and Old Camberwell clash intheir local Derby, which won't be much morethan a training run for the Wells

. Thepanthers are too much in potential mode andinsufficiently actual to trouble the visitors,who are travelling nicely after taking a coupleof rounds to settle in. Should be a nicepercentage booster for the Wells .

Reserves winners should be: Banyule,Monash Blues, Ivanhoe Assumption,Uni .Blaeks, & Old Camberwel l

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O VI Geelong - congratulates "yamishMcInnes, who played his 100th r;ame for theclub against Old Carey in Round 6 . 'Mish'joined the OGS in '95 and played his first gamewith the Thirds, but very quickly progressed tothe Reserves, and Seniors . This season he hascemented his place in the Seniors withconsistent performances ; a great reward forhis dedication and spirit

. Congratulations toHamish for his contribution to the Club on andoff the field !

TODAY'S MATCHES,D I Section

Banyule v. St . Leos EmmausMonash Blues v . Aquinas 0 C

Ivanhoe-Assumption v . Old Geelon gUniversity Blacks v

. Yarra ValleyOld Carey v . Old Camberwell

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S. McCann St Leos 1 36

Livingstone Aquinas 2 24Egan Banyule 3 24Matthews Old Carey 1 20Flynn Ivanhoe 3 20

D1 RESERVESaffar Old Camberwell 7 28McKean St Leos 3 19Keyhoe Yarra Valley 0 17Burbank Old Geelong 1 17Fitzgerald Old Geelong 0 16

AQUINAS 3.5 4.10 8.15 11 .17 (83)

St Leo'c i;:uma:L; 1 .5 1.6 4.6 4.8 (32)Ivanhoe :-~ -.mption 2 .3 11.6 17.8 17.18 (120)St Leo's ummaus : P. McGloin 2, Volpl, R .McCann. Best : R .McCann,Mckenzie, Price, P.McGloin . Flood, R

.Megioin .Ivanhoe Assumption : Joyce 4 . Flynn 3, Lee 2, Frisina 2, T .Healy,P.Marun

. Morris, Rawley, O'NetL McFarlane. Best: T.Healy, Morris.L .Pearce, Wood, O'Neil, P .Martin

. Umpires : M . Fraser. M . Taylor (F)MONASH BLUES 4.2 4.6 4

.6 7.9 (51)BANYULE 4.2 9.5 15.8 20 .12 (132)&Sonash Blues : Craven 3

. Baxter, DeYoung, Herrman . Lloyd. Best:Chessari, Herrman, Goode

. Bolton, Smyth . O'Neill .Banyule : D . Witchell 4, J. Egan 3, Keenan 3 . H . McDonald 2, Moran,Cantwell, Turnbull . Chapman, Playfair, Natoli, N . Taylor . Dooley. Best :H

. McDermott, Natoli, T. Egan, Dooley, Keenan, CantwellUmpires: S. Payton, I. Burgess (F )OLD GEELONG 1 .1 3.5 5.11 8.20 (58)UIdI BLACKS 4

.3 8.6 13.9 18.11 (123)Old Geelong: Salter 3, Nevins 2, Farrer 2

. W .Paui I . Best : W.Paui .Bayne, McInnes, Farrer, T.Obrien . Bolton . Best : W.Paul . Bayne,McInnes. Farrer, T.Obrien, BoltonUni Blacks: Chatfield 4, SeMemer 3, Caccaviello 3, Ryan 2, Schilling 2,Bowden 2, Costello 1, Thomson 1 . Best : Mackie, Thomson, Sullivan,Moody, Franklin, Mcarthur Umpires : N. Evans, D . Irons (F)YARRA VALLEY 3.1 7.2 11.3 17.9 (111)OLD CAREY 3.3 5.6 10.7 13.9 (87)Yarra Valley: Leing 5, Savage 4, Mcltrath 3 . Peaker , Draw, Fyffe,Kehoe, Longworth

. Best : R. Drew, Savage, Laing, Peaker,Cremean .Valoppi .Old Carey: Daniher 3, Shutter . Whitelaw 2, M. Cohen . I. Cohen,Matthews, Angus . Feehan . Best: Phillips . camber, Battley. Cohen,Shutie. Mai .Umpires : P. Tuppen, A . Ladd (F)

OLD CAMBERWELL 3.5 7.8 11.9 16 .12 (108)Aquinas: Flynn 4,Bambury 2 .Livtngstone 2 . Tarulli . Harkin . Hunter.Best : Colllver, Flynn, Glennie. Volombello. Harkin . Taru, llt .Old Camberwell : Popperjohn 5,Howard 2 .Kapoor 2, Goodale,Heffernan, D.Walker

. Hardman, Perryman, Williams, Mitchell . Best:Poppe, Rjohn, Hardman, Gladman . James . Heffernan . D .Walker.Umpi res : C . Stevens (S), K

. McNiece (F)RESERVES

ST LEOS EM US 2.1 2.1 7.5 8.7(55)IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 3.0 9.2 10.3 13.6 (84)St Leos Emmaus: Mckean 3,Casey,Hughan,Lear,P.Levms, D.MeGlotn.Best : C .Vaughan

. Casey, D .Pitcher . Lear. D .McGloin, Ymer.Ivanhoe Assumption: Thackaway 6, D

.Pearce 3 . Schulze, Sidot.Sloan . Toogood . Best: Thackaway. Sidot, Toogood, Sloan, Ebbage,lacouangelo.MONASH BLUES 1.3 1.5 2.5 6.6(42)BANYULE 1 .0 2.2 8.3 10.4 (64)Monash Blues: Tatterson 2. Gregory. Mentha, Murchie. Spencer. Best :Mentha, Brennan, Murchie, Clark, Grabiel, Moresi

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Banyule: Kayrooz 4, Dintinosante 2 . George, Hopgood, Small,Thompson

. Best : Thompson, Hopgood, Dintinosante, S . Gray, Bassett,Ferrall .OLD GEELONG 1.1 1.2 4.3 5.3 (33)UM BLACKS 3.5 5.8 8.11 13 .14 (92)Old Geelong: Burbank 1, Malpas 1

. Saltier I . Seymour I . Cole I . Best :Kemp, Malpas, Seymour, Bayles, Heine, Cook .not Blacks : Hanna 5, Batten 1, Milnes 1, Goonan I, Gadd 1 . Kohne 1,Leech 1, Weber 1, Ralph 1

. Best : Moffat, Hannan . Goonan . Gadd,Leech . MilnerYARRA VALLEY 2 .2 3.9 5.9 12.10 (82)OLD CAREY 0.2 1.2 4.3 5 .3[33)Yarra Valley: C.Ross 2, Kruse 2, Tompkins 2. Potter, Buruma, Hale,Ford, its, Bell. Best: He, Kruse . C .Ross. Davies, Busch, Tompkins.Old Ca rey: Bardwell 2, Graham, Leong, Shone . Best: Bardwell .Graham, Marshall, Chamberlain, Winchester, May .AgUIPtAS 2.2 6.5 6.5 6 .7(43)OLD CAMBERWELL 4.7 6.9 10.12 13 .16 (94)Aquinas: Field 2,Crouch 2, Lyng, Barrie. Best : Ditchfield. Barclay,Chapman, Field,Lyng, Bradshaw.Old Camberwell : Saffar 7,Harvey 3,Seeley 2, Ormsby . Best : Saffar,Brauer, Heath, T1Yalker, Scott, Seeley

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D1 SectionOLD CAREY OLD GEELONG ST LEOS EMMAUS UNIVERSITY BLACKS YARRA VALLE Y: Chris Hickey Coach: Jon Edgar WATTLE PARK Coach : Kane Bowden Coach: Tim Killworth

Coach : Paul Montgomeryes Res Coach: Jim Pearson Res Coach: James Trevaskis Res Coach : Rowan Davis.C. Angus1 Club 18: Sean Wilson

Coach: David MillerRes Coach : Jason Fennel 1 G Darroch 1 R Pearce.

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5 YEARS AGO- 1996What a season it was in A Section . Who would havetipped at the start of the season that three of 1995'sfinalists Old Xaverians, Ormond and Old Scotch wouldbe sitting at the bottom of the A Section ladder after 8games .St Bernards (A Section) travelled to meet OldMelburnians confidently playing in second spot, andonly St Bernards inaccuracy even made the game close.They kicked 6.8 to 3 .0 in the first then 4 .14 to 8 .6 in thenext two, and then ran out winners 13 .25 (103) to OldMelburnians 13 .10 (88)

. Best were Juegan, J .Overmen,Vassallo (St Bernards) and Ellinghaus, Lovett, AThompson (Old Melburnians) .Despite windy conditions at the Beverley Hills Oval,Banyule (B Section) got home by two points from Theny-Penola, 16 .17 to 16 .15, in a high class game . JohnGilliam was best on ground and it was fitting that hekicked the winning goal . Others to star were O'Connell,O`Brien and Ryan for the visitors, and O'Halloran,Castaldi and Wrigglesworth (Therry-Penola) .D Section coaches were Garry Nicholson (Beaumaris),George Voyage (Caulfield Grammarians), Robert Bayley(Kew), David Rogers (Monash Blues), Martin Legge (OldCamberwell) Laurie Zarafa (Parkside), Derek Hine(S'bank) Steve Mooney (St Johns), Mark Flack (St LeosEmmaus) and Michael Farrell (University Reds).250 games to Mazenod's Ian Neil, one of the clubs mostfamous sons, now guiding the Club 18

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A Section goal umpires were R. Richards, B . Jephson, W.

Fowler, M . Richardson, G . Grigg, K. Pritcher, C . May, B .Nash, A. Simpson, A. Miller,Leading goalkickers after 8 rounds were :A : Mooney (Collegians) 3 3B : Harrison (Old Paradians) 51C : Kalinski (AJAX) 46D : Ingster (Old Camberwell)EE : J Livingstone (Aquinas) 66EC : Whiting (Old Westbourne) 31, Kirkowski(Williamstown) 3 1ES : Andrew (Elsternwick) 4510YEARS AGO 1991Teams appreciated wonderful fine weather conditions inperhaps the highest scoring round in the last 20 years.38 of 62 senior teams topped the century with OldTrinity (B) scoring 30.30 at the expense of Uni Blacks .The Cordner Oval saw both home team Old Melburniansand Ormond keen to record first wins . Well, they turned

on a magnificent highscoring game to recordth . . . ..of the round, 307 points, and the greatest number ofgoals in a term

. Yes, tired and all, at the last change itwas OM's 11 .4 to Ormond 21 .13

. It finished up Ormondvictors 29 .16 to 18.9, 15 goals in the final term

. Bestwere Burden, McCooke, Brown (Orm) and A . Witts,Webb, R . Nelson (OM) .Collegians continued their good form when they overranOld Scotch in the final term coming from 11 pointsbehind to win by 14 points, 19 .13 to 17 .11

. Best wereOliphant, Mount (8 g1s), Wright (Coll) and Allen, B .Steele, Hume (Old Seotch).Alan Jeans was guest speaker at the VAFA CoachesAssociation first education night .Congratulations to St Bernards 150 games Robert'Perce' Purcell, the long left foot kicking former U19captain, and B section 1987 Premiership player andPeter 'Irish' O'Dea, 250 games, Reserves Captain,Reserves B & F 5 times, a life member and great StBernards man.What a performance by Hampton Rovers in 'D', on thebottom with one win out of six, they came out againsttop team Old Ivanhoe out at Ivanhoe, to be level at halftime, and then steamed away in the second half to win23 .20 to 18 .15 . Best were Panagiotidis (10 goals),Hoggett, Deluca (Hamp) . Rov.) and Huber, Smith andDyson (Old Ivan.) .AJAX held onto equal top in 'D' and kept MHSOB out ofthe four when they trailed 11 .2 to 18 .13 at the finalchange and kicked 9 .6 to 1 .2 to win by 9 points. Starswere Klooger (6 gls), Bloom, G . Sheezel (AJAX) andDawson, C . Tyrell and Comer (MHSOB).15 YEARSUnder 19 team opened the day against the VFA and itwas a disappointing performance by an on paper"strong VAFA team which was defeated 9 .11 to 17 .12.The team was second to the ball except for the thirdquarter and their performance was in contrast to thestronger and more determined opposition of the VFA .Craig Clark (Ormond) and Tony Klarica (De La Salle) wonthe trophies .Coach Langford-Jones was happy with the result of theCDEF team's match against the undermanned Monaro,(ACT) team, 26 .20 to 3.4. David Gregory (Bala) andStuart Carboon (State Bank) were the trophy winners .The senior team went down to the VAFA. Two pointsahead at half time, 6 .7 to 6 .5, the VAFA were outscored4 .1 to 8.8 in the second half to lose by 29 points in a verycompetitive game.

The team was B : Andrew Smythe (Bull-Temp), RickSchober (Coll), Paul Considine (NOB). HB : Robert Fuller(Old Scotch), Mick O'Dea (St Bern), Peter Ryan (DLS) .CC : Greg Tregear (Coll), Alan Nalder (Caul), AndrewLvitts (Old Melb). HF: Tony Cahill (NOB), Mick Deveson(DLS) (C), Ian Herman (Coll .) . F: Simon Meehan (StKilda), Peter Wright (NOB), Charlie Capiron (St Ki)da)

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Rucks: Nick Heath (Uni Blacks), Dominic Spillane (Oldpar), Peter Adams (I'hoe)

. I/C: Ray Berzins (CaulGramm), Tony Loton (I'hoe), Chris Taylor (I'hoe) .John Fisher was coach

. Trophies went to Robert Fullerand Andrew Smythe

. Other good players were Meehan,Schober, Considine and Cahill .The CDEF team was: B : David Gregory (Bala), DavidMuller (MHSOB), Craig Robison (Old Trinity)

. HB : LuchJakoveski (Cob), Andrew Allibon (Old Trin), Allen Coffey(Heath) . C : Vince Sciacca (Old Ment), Roger Paul (OldH .) (C ), Peter Bell (Ttown) . HF : Wayne Shand (Old H .),Stuart Corbet (State), Tony Fellowes (T'town)

. F: David0'Shauglmessy (Old T

.), John Meese (P'ton), MarkSedgwick (Cob). Rucks : Stuart Carboon (State), TonyNorman (Old T

.), Steve Wiltshire (Pen OB) . I/C: RogerGerny (Old H .), Martin Legge (Ban

.), Vic Zannin(UHSOB) .VAFA Umpires were : Under 19: C . Swale (F), M . Serong(G). CDEF: J . Horwood (F), M . Murray, J

. Hall (G), A.Dight, B

. Sierakowski (B). Senior : B. Goodman (F), D .

Hillier (G) .20 YEARS AGO -Victoria played W.A

. on the muddiest Elsternwick Parkseen for many years and kept W

.A. goalless 21 .6 to 0 .4 .The team was Lockie (U

. Blues), Orton (U . Blues),Pisarski (Old Melb), S

. Costello (C) (U. Blacks), Pirrie (0 .Xavs), Bourke (DLS), Dobbie (U . Blues), Borcich (NOB),Barnes (Ormond), Murphy (DLS), Dillon (NOB), Sherwin(Old Scotch), Gedye (0

. Bright), Preistly (0 . Bright),Fletcher (Kew), Carroll (NOB), Assetta (0

. Parade), G.Jones (0

. Bright), Deighton (U. Blacks), Perrett (U.

Blacks). John Fisher was coach, and Peter Nathan was

manager. Best were Carroll, Assetta, Fletcher, Bourke,Barnes, Priestly kicked 10 goals .The team selected from C, D, E, F, Sections to playTasmania at Abbotsfield Park, Claremont, Hobart was :Delany (Bul-Temp), Humman (0

. Camb), Norton (0 .Ment), McKenzie (St Kilda O .B

.), Hayward (0. Geel),Purcell (Cob), Taylor (MHSOB), Vallance (Alph), Gerny(0

. Hail), Hockins (Alph), McNamara (St Pius), Glenn (0.

Carey), Ling (Bul-Temp), J. Steven (0. Camb), White

(Therry), Handley (Coburg), Bunting (0. Trin), Brockwell

(C) (W. Bruns), Rosewarne (E`wick), Harisiou (T'town),

Hobba (Banyule) .After trailing at the final change Victoria, with Hobbaprominent kicked 5 goals to 1 to win 12 .13 85 to9.19 .71

. Best were Steven, Taylor, Delaney, Brockwell,Gerny, Hobba (gls)

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25 YEARS AGO - 1976Tony Sherman (St Kilda CBOC), became only the secondplayer in the club to reach 250 games and 250 games toDanny "Ferrett Head" Gleeson (Parkside)

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Michael Power became the first Marcellin club member

to reach 150 games, and had played in the club's 15final matches since the club joined the VAFA in 1971

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200 to "Bull" Howe, the first Assumption player to reachthat mark .St Kilda (B) stopped Old Scotch's winning run, 10 .14 to9 .8

. Best were Kellaway, Carroll, Drinan, (St Kilda) andAnderson, Speer, King (Old Scotch) .30 YEARS AGO - 1971La Trobe Blacks had a 99 point win over AJAX with bestfor the winners Hall, Witte, and White and 4 goals eachfrom Lamont, Cox and Hall .Clash of the reserve round was between MelbourneHigh's "Uncle Barry ('Billiard Ball') McDonald" andnephew Bob "Chrome Dome" McDonald, with CaulfieldGrammarians - honours were even with three goalseach!

ANZ Bank surprised top E' section team State Bank towin by 19 points

. Don Clipper made a good debut with3 goals, while Jackson, Hewins and McGregor wereamongst the best.Dave Burgin scored a timely goal in the closing momentsto give St Bernard's a 3 point win over Monash Blueswith the final scores being 15

.9 to 15 .6 .Hannaberry (5 g1s), Rackham and J . Harvey starred forthe victors and Watsford, Galbraith and Lane were bestfor Monash .35YAGO - 1In the Interstate match at St Kilda Cricket Ground,Victoria won the game against Tasmania by 49 points

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Best for Victoria against Tasmania were Fisher (Kew),Lucas (Collegians), Taylor (Kew), Wilcox (Univ Blues),Dick (MHSOB) and P

. Cohen (Univ Blues) .Victoria also defeated South Australia at the AdelaideOval by 26 points

. Best were Cayzer (Caul Gram), Warfe(Coburg), Edwards (C'wealth Bank), Thompson (0

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Melb), D. Williams (Caul Gramm) and Chaffey (Caul

Gramm) .100 games to Bernie Kerr (Old Melburnians - their scribecalled him "our most colourful player for a long time" -Terry "Cuppa" Carman (Caul)

. Gramm) and Ron Wilson(Hampton Rovers)

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To quote "Young Norm Beattie showed outstandingability to his first game with Coburg reserves . Althoughonly 17, he moved like a veteran and will be a star of thefuture" (Norm went on to win two 'A' section best andfairests and represent Victoria many times)

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40 YEARS AGO - 195 1Times never change! A footnote to the 'A section ladderreads as follows: "Brunswick-Uni Blacks game on May5 declared 'no match' as each club played anunregistered play.Commonwealth Bank still on top in 'A' section,undefeated, continued to win well. Level with the Blacksat the last change, they kicked 5.2 to 1 .4 .Collegians with dreadful kicking, 11 .22, went down toOld Melburnians 16

.10 .Malvern (B section) and Elsternwick (D) were bothundefeated .

Winning EdgePresentations

CLUB XVIII SECTIO Nby Tony Robbins & David Windlow

Round 7 results yielded Tony a 70% success rate as thequest for top positions continued to fascinate followersof Club XVIII football . Today marks the half way markof the season, which is developing into a promoter'sdream .REVIEW OF ROUND 7SECTION 1 .Leaders, De La Sa lle proved too talented for OldScotch who were valiant in defeat. At half time De LaSalle held a thirty three point lead, which Old Scotchhad trimmed to twenty four points by the final siren.Best for the winners were ; high marking forward BradRobinson and skipper "Bomber" Jennings on the backline. Best for Old Scotch were Geoff Junkeer andMathew Steele.Prahan drew, away from Brunswick as their gameprogressed and at the final siren Prahran were in frontby one hundred and thirteen points . In the second halfPrahran had seventeen scoring shots while theirdefenders denied Brunswick a single score . Best forPrahran were David Green, defenders, Craig Johnsonand Coby Jones. Up forward, "Cougar" AKA BrettCartlidge again showed his class with 10 goals .Mazenod were stirred to victory through the loquacityof Coach "Barge" Brigland, whose delcit tones reallymotivated his players . In a low scoring game Mazenodalways held the ascendancy over Therry Penola whowent down by twenty nine points. Best for the winnerswere "goal of the century" and Captain, "Spider"Smythe . All I can say about Therry Penola's best is thatthey were, an athletic left footed wing man and abespectacled defender. They at least know who they areand maybe some communication from the Lyon'smouth will tell our readers their names! !Old Xaverians rose to fourth place as a consequence oftheir one hundred and twelve point victory over OldBrighton . In what could be an ominous sign for otherclubs the stars for Old Xaverians up forward wereMatthews and Hardwick .St Kevins, who led all day against a depleted OldMelburnians, won the game by twenty three points .The best player for St Kevins wore number 16 andNikatis was named best for the losers .SECTION 2University Blacks an d Marcellin played a very evengame, which held the interest of all until the final sirengave University Blacks victory by twelve points. Thesecond half saw the students gain supremacy althoughMarcellin never conceded . Best players for the Blackswere Timothy Kitchen, Michael Jones (ruck), RichWilliams and Ross Greig, Captain Mark O'Sullivan,Nathan Matthews and Maurice Becchetti were best.Old Trinity were able to defeat Whitefriars by ninepoints in a low scoring match.

Monash Blues started well against Old Geelong and athalf time they appeared certain winners as they held athirty point lead. The third quarter saw a spiritedrevival by Old Geelong, who trailed at the last change byjust eleven points . Monash rallied in the last and wenton to win by thirty points . Monash were well served byA .B.C. commentator Anthony Forbes, Luc Colombies,David O'Brien and Luke Woods, who kicked three goals .For Old Geelong, Barraclough and Buntine did best .Old Ivanhoe and Collegians played a high standardmatch befitting the leading two sides. A big thirdquarter effort set up the eventual Old Ivanhoe victory.Two goals against the wind and an inspiring smother byMark Wilson lifted the whole team. After a nail bitingfinish Old Ivanhoe won by six points to maintain theirundefeated record. They were well served by "Bopp"Stewart, Michael Tozer, Vaughan English (ruck) and byCaptain Paul Sigley. Collegians were well served byCaptain David Lumley and the consistent BrendanWains .Despite inaccurate kicking, Old Essendon defeated StLeos by twenty three points .PREVIEW ROUND 8SECTION 1Prahran desperate to regain lost ground should be toostrong for Old Scotch, who must negate theopportunities given to Brett Cartlidge .The inability of Brunswick to play a solid four quartersof football must be a worry to their match committee .Today they will be again under seige as St Kevins willbe desperate to consolidate the double chance. I selectSt Kevins to win convincingly.Leaders, De La Salle should be talented enough todefeat an improving Mazenod.Therry Penola await Old Xaverians, who like manyclubs before them will not find the Oak Park conditionsto their liking. With so much at stake I predict that OldXaverians will rise to the occasion and will win thismatch.Old Melburnians should strike little difficulty indefeating Old Brighton even though visiting teams havenot fared well on the Brighton Beach oval for manyseasons .

SECTION 2Even though Whitefriars showed improved form in thelast round, I still believe Marcellin will prove tootalented for them today.Neither, Old Trinity nor Old Essendon has shownconsistent form this season, although each hasimpressed at times . Selecting the winner of this gameis no easy task. I select Old Trinity simply because theyare playing at home .The match of the day will be the academic clash on the

Brens Oval betcveen, Unive _ ;y " and MonashBlues . Each team shapes as a potential finalist andtoday should reveal a lot about their comparativestrength. The outcome of the ruck duels between,Michael Jones (Blacks) and Ed Bryden could have amarked influence on the game. The Blacks mid filedhas been their strength and the sparkling form ofAnthony Forbes assisted by Bryce Collier could severelytest it today . At home a favour the Blacks to winnarrowly.Leaders, Old Ivanhoe should record their eighth win ina row today against Old Geelong, who lack the depth oftalent necessary to topple Old Ivanhoe .collegians should return to the winning list today withvictory over St Leos, who are finding the rigours of Club,xWII football quite demanding.Round 7 results have been conveyed to me by six clubsand by two umpires as well as by two matches Iwitnessed. What about a big effort this week clubs?? Ican be contacted on 9467 2857 (phone) or 9467 2865(fax) by noon Monday please . I lt 6UBa???WOULD YOU AI.I.P" ;E T_

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Prahran v. Old ScotchBrunswick v. St . KevinsDe La Salle v. Mazeno d

Therry Penola v . Old XaveriansOld Brighton v. Old Melburnians

Club II (2 )Whitefriars v. Marcellin

Old Trinity v . Old EssendonUniversity Blacks v . Monash Blues

Old Geelong v. Old IvanhoeCollegians v. St. Leos Emmau s

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.2 2.3 4.2 7.7(49)De La Salk 5.3 7.6 9.12 10.13 (73)Old Scotch: Pryde 2, Adam 2 . MeQueen 2, Logan . Best: Gitehrist. Junkeer,'ilson-Humphries, Kyriakou

. OBrien. Pryzk. On La Salle K. MannLx 5, ATucker,>. Wightman, Shk7ds, P.Brasher. Best: P.Brasher. K:hiannLx. Robinson .^r, Shde]ds. Wightman . Umpizm- T. Robbins . R. Windlow (F)I WICK 0

.1 1 .2 1.2 1.2(8)1 AlIIL1N 4

.3 8.6 13.11 18.13 (121)Brun : Mainelll. Best::James . Hammet. Kllcullen . Speahznan. Forster .

'U CarOkige 9, Onens 3. Maughan 3. Austin, lVak . Lawrence. Best :

Jones. Johnson . Scott . Green Umpurs: P. Rapke (F)4.1 4.2 7.3 8

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.3 3 .5(23)2, Mackessack 2. Egan, Busby, Vandergert, Wylie. Best: Busby. ,Jacobs, Perez, Ballech T1urry : S Lees . C Lees. T Daalmi . Best:

D Goodwin. MCarter, A Swtndon, P.Dunn. O7{earney, B Lyons U : L.

McIntyre (OLD $AVERIAlYS 3.6 10.9 15.11 19 .15 (129)OLD BRIGHTON 0.4 1.4 2

.4 2 .5(17)Old Yn Matthews 6. Hardwick 5. Fay. King, Landrigan, Erskine, P. George.Ocl-:leshaw . T. Johnston, C . Carrodus. Best Matihens, Hardwick. Farrow, Jones,Curnow. Rathgeber. Old Brighton: Cochrane

. Sexigts7ck . Best : Erridge . Cochran,Stannard, Nornood

. B . ArTamides, Thomas . Umpircre: R Benson. R. Parker (F)ST ICEVIN'S 5.3 5.4 8.6 8.7 (55)OLD MEZSURr3IANS 0.1 2.4 2

.5 4.8 (32)St. Besin s: L

. Katavolous 2, G . KaPatrolous. Morgan, Meagher, Hourigan . Mulcahy,Day. Best: Pnetta. Mulcahy. T. Dillon . Fogarty. Collins . Schink . Old MeI1eL;snsBatnes 2 . C. Tomlinson, RuUherford. Best: Nikakis, Barnes, Jensz . Cordnor,Rutherford . Rigg

. Umpim.z : A. Barrington, T. Halt (F )

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frustrating to be watching a close contest and not tokno .,- the score . Too many s