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EDITORIALby Phil Steven s
Good afternoon football followers .Having sat through many hours of Investigation`iearings so far this season, I am firmly of the opinion;t at rte do, for the success of our competition and th e
r cient trouble free running of each club, relytramendously on the senior officials - namely thePresident and the Secretary .
=lstheclub is Iiableto be fined in the case of any on-field or off-field problems outside the rules of theAssociation the President in particular, must forever beon the alert and ready to deal with any element withinthe club which or who could bring his club intodisrepute .
The Executive has taken a few hard decisionsrecently to show that it will not in anyway allow the goodimage of the Association to be compromised .
To assist clubs and perhaps provide some examplesfor Presidents to wave in front of their clubs, I thoughtitto be of some value to provide some excerpts of recentinvestigations to show what will not be tolerated .1 ; 'Alcohol proved to having been consumed by
spectators during a match . Club fined $500 (case1) . Club fined $100, bond of $250 refundable if noother offence in 1992 (case 2) .
2 . Repeated misconduct after warnings. Club barredfrom competition until 1993 .
3. Players with extremely poortribunal records . Clubswarned by letter that another offence would lead toplayer permit to play Amateur football being
Aug 16 : G SECTION GRAND FINALS (11 .20 & 2 .00)THIS WEEKEND: Aug 22: De La Salle vs Collegians (A)SATURDAY: Aug 23: No match at Elsternwick Park this day
Commonwealth Bank vs University Blacks (C) Aug 29 : B SECTION 1ST SEMI FINALSUNDAY: Aug 30 : A SECTION 1ST SEMI FINAL
No matches planned for E .Park this day. Sep 5: B SECTION 2ND SEMI FINA LAug 1 : St Leo's Wattle Park vs Old Carey ( F) Sep 6: A SECTION 2ND SEMI FINALAug 2: No match for E .Park this day. Sep 12 : C SECTION GRAND FINA LAug 8 : G SECTION PRELIMIN . FINALS (11 .20 & 2 .00) Sep 13 : A SECTION PRELIMINARY FINALAug 9: No match at Elsternwick Park this day Sep 19 : B SECTION GRAND FINA LAug 15 : No match at Elsternwick Park this day Sep 20 : A SECTION GRAND FINA
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withdrawn . Four players have had permits withdrawnthis year. Players (2) have been put on a bond whichwill be refunded should they not offend again during1992 .
4. Hefty suspensions for gross misdemeanors - legalaction pending following two recent incidents .
5. Lack of permanent support staff amongst U19 teams- clubs heavily fined and threatened with suspensionunless required staff is in place at each ensuing game .Clearly we are involved in a game which is a wonder-
ful game, made complex by the many rules which areopen to individual degrees of interpretation as well asthe mere shape of the ball . These factors obviously leadto levels of frustration which rise and fall continuallyduring the course of a day.
What the Amateurs are trying to do is not to promotea "pussy footing" code of football but a game wherelevels of frustrations are kept under control and notallowed to spill over into spiteful acts which necessitatetribunal hearings and investigations .
I have published in today's Letter to the Editor (seeelsewhere in today's Amateur Footballer) a letter Ireceived during the week which I personally feelvindicates how poorly controlled behaviourand actionscan/could lead to potentially explosive situations -something the Amateur image does not want to beassociated with .
1992 Elsternwick Park ProgrammeVicHealth Matches of the Day
to be held at Elsternwick Park as follows :
A SECTIONby Adam Kenyo n
PREVIEWCollegians are at home to the in form Ol d
Haileyburians. This game will show all whether theBloodsare contenders or pretenders. Collegians havebarely had a hiccup this season and play the Harry Trottoval to perfection . Their fire power up forward isrenowned in amateur circles but now so is their defencewith Bennett, Laussen, Davidson and Hinchen allplaying well . So where can the Bloods draw bloodtoday. Chris McKenzie, Simon Meehan and WesByrns must all continue their good form . GarryPhillips, Glenn Tanner and Matt De Mattia must kickgoals and Billy Baxter, Andrew Walden and JoshHayter must play close. I won't tip against Collegiansbut I saw Haileybu ry tear Xavs apart 2 weeks ago andI was impressed . Collegians by 10 pts .
De La Salle venture out to Marcellin in a dangergame . De La snuck in against St Bernard's to win bya point but have been unimpressive recently. Marcellinhave been poor but surely are overdue to put a goodone in . Marcellin effectively cut De Laout of the gamelast round and won a surprise match but De La mayprove too strong today as they attempt to hold on to theirfinal's position . Marcellin's chances will very muchdepend on Joe Amad's possible suspension as he istheir prime mover. As De La regain their injured playersthey will improve. Marcellin can't win without GaryPetro ff kicking goals and Peter Rennie will be on thejob on him today. De La by 24 pts .
Old Scotch fresh from their dramatic 1 pt victory overNOBs are at home to Therry. Therry have lacked theforwards capable of kicking a winning score andtherefore now find themselves trailing the field . Scotchas usual are up and down but have had consistentperformers in Rohan Aujard, Gavin Eagle, Stua rtSteele, Andrew Hart , Mark Brady and AndrewSmith . Therry have relied on Paul Matton, MickGrocock, Mark Gro tty and Jason Reddick to carrythe load . Scotch are no certainties to win today but howcould you pick Therry after their 93 pt thrashing at thehands of Collegians. The Xaverian ground where thismatch will be played is in good condition which will suitScotch and I expect to see them in front by at least 15pts at the bell .
No rt h Old Boys take on Ormond in a vital matchfor both teams. Ormond have had a good year withoutbeing devastasting, whereas North have been poorbut are still in with a chance of making the finals . Theconditions at the Alex Gillon reserve will most likelybe heavy which will not work to either teams advantage.There will be two dangerous half forwards on displaytoday, Luke Boyle kicked 7 goals 3 weeks ago andseems to bob up everywhere while Stephen Gracealways makes the most of his opportunities . BrettConnell and Tim Jones will go tooth and nail in thepivot, while Andrew Jobling may be tagged by the
bustling Tony Cahill . Ormond appear a little steadierat this stage and should win today. Ormond by 8 pts .
St Bernard's are at home again to the Old Xavs whowere ordinary in their last game. St Bernard's will besmarting over their 1 pt loss to De La and will not givethe Xavs a look in today. Many more St Bernard'splayers have taken the big step from B to A section thanthe Old Xavs . Bob Purcell, Paul Capes, Vin Comitoand Co. havejoined Wayne Carey, Gavin Keane, LukeGollant and MattMulkearns as good reliable A sectionfootballers . The Xavs have good players but they alsoseem inconsistent. Doug Bailey, Matt HaneberryandDale Holmes are often supported by John Bowen,Richard Green and Geoff Clare but many times theygo walkabout . St Bernard's will be too strong, toodetermined and the home ground will proveinsurmountable for the Xavs . St Bernard's by 25 pts.
Petroff, MarcellinMillar, Old ScotchS . Grace, OrmondSchuhkraft, OrmondFraser, De La Salle
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RESERVESFox, Old ScothG . Dalton, Old XaveriansHogan, St Bernard' sS. Rudd, De La SalleCoyne, Collegians
ROUND 14COLLEGIANS vs OLD HAILEYBURYField: S . McCarthy, P. Gersc hGoat: S. Hopper, W. BinchMARCELLIN vs DE LA SALLE(Reserves 12 .30pm)Field: D. Dalgleish, W. HintonGoal : G . Clancy, D. Jobling .OLD SCOTCH vs THERRYField: L. Harrison, M . JacksonGoal: G . Grigg, G . WrightNORTH OLD BOYS vs ORMONDField: R . Bell, J. TooheyBoundary: F. Martinez, L . GallagherGoal: M . Lentini, N . MurrayST BERNARD'S vs OLD XAVERIANSField: R . Simon, J . Shug gBoundary : B. Larchin, J . WrightGoal: g . Baumgarton, D . McIntosh
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FOUR MI LESTONES AT ORMONDOrmond stalwart Phil Kingston plays his 200t h
game today (25/7) . Phil has been a magnificent player,-Or Ormond and for Amateur Football . Always a greatcompetitor, giving of his best playing most of his gameson the wing and during his career achieving manyhonors, some of which are : A member of Ormond 85,87,88,89,90 Premiership sides, Vic. Capt. 1988 succes-sful carnival side with subsequent selection as Aust.Capt . All at Ormond thank you for your great serviceand wish you all the best for the future - you have beenatrue champion . Tim Hille plays his 100th game today(2517) . Coming from Moorabbin VFA, he played in our87, 88, 89, 90 Premiership sides . He has played mostof his games at full back with distinction and has beena fine clubman . Reserves players Peter Harringtonand Paul M ilner play their 100th game. No club canbe without players of their type, both have been fineclubmen, both on the playing field and the social side .They turn up week after week with few accolades.Congratulations from all at Ormond to these greatplayers and we lookforward to seeing you around theplace for many years to come.
OLD XAVERIANS VS COLLEGIANSOLD HAILEYBURIANS VS MARCELLINDE LA SALLE VS OLD SCOTCHTHERRY VS ORMON DST BERNARD'S VS NORTH OLD BOYS
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BARRACKING IN FOOTBALLBarracking is an essential part of any sport and more distressed, but it made no difference to the barrackers
so in a team game such as Australian Rules. To receive concerned . In truth, they were more concerned thatdencouragement an acclamation from team-mates and
supporters increases morale, makes one feel good,confident and ready to lift one's game to even greaterheights.
The Macquarie dictionary defines "barrack" asfollows :(i) support, shout encouragement and approval ;(ii) to jeer, shout derisively at a player or a team .
I wonder which category fits you, the "reader"? Tobe honest most of us would admit to being a bit of both .Unfortunately, there is a tendency for the jeering,hooting, derisive and abusive comments to take overand be accepted as the norm . An opposition supporterhardly ever applauds a good piece of play by anopposing player, which is a great pity, in that it oftenpoints to the reason for his attendance at football onSatuday and that is to see his side win regardless ofany other consideration .
What prompted me to write this article? Well I will tellyou !
Recently I watched an Amateur game, where, in twoseparate instances, two players of the same side wereinjured and had to leavethe field to be taken to hospitalto have injuries diagnosed and treated . As each playerleft the ground, he was subjected to a verbal tirade ofabuse from opposing spectators including manyreserve pla\4ers viously th e iniu redplayers wer e
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the perpetrators of the deeds were reported by the fiel dumpire and sent from the ground . Results of injuriessustained were firstly a depressed fracture of the cheeckbone with surrounding bruising etc and a further visitin a week's time for follow-up X-Rays and secondly fou rstitches to the corner of the eye where lesion hadoccurred . In my opinion, both injuries were the resultof crude and deliberate actions . It is interesting to notethatthe perpetrators returned to the play after 15 mins .being sidelined, but the two injured players spent therest of the afternoon and evening at the hospital .
The incidents were not pretty to watch but theaftermath was worse. I have always been of the opinionthat any footballer is prepared to accept the risks of injurywithin the rules of the game and should not have toaccept or put up with those caused by thuggery .
Maybe it is time, at least in Amateur ranks, to havea good look at ourselves in respect of barracking,hooting, jeering, derisive and abusive comments whichdo nothing for the game. They only cause friction anddisunity between competing clubs and officials andmost certainly players . It is a great pity to see a clubfinish a game and immediately depart the scene andnot partake of the aftergame hospitality for no otherreason than as outlined in this article.
Peter O'Donohue
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B SECTIONby Tom Johnston
TODAY'S GAME SOld Trinity at home play host to Old Paradians in
the match of the round . Coach Alan Johnson has gotTrinity playing very good team football after 5 wins insuccession Trinity have stamped themselves as themeasuring stickfor all the other sides . Old ParadiansI like, they are a real team of goers : their commitmentis to be admired . Trinity beat Parade earlier in theseason by 33 pts and have improved, Parade need towin to keep 4th spot so the ingredients are there for areal first class match . Trinity are averaging 20 goalsa match in their last 5 wins, Parade are averaging 14per match so here lies the big difference . Trinity to winbut boy Parade will not stop trying to the final siren .Trinity by 19 pts .
University Blues vs Old Melburnians should beanother good match . Blues strengthened bythe returnof Lockhead from Hawthorn are capable of upsettingOld Melburnians . The strength of Old Melburnianslies in the running players delivering the ball to two gunfowardsTeal and Cordner who are both match winners.Old Melburnians' centreline is a beauty - Maskiel,Webb and Anastakis ; throw in Witts and Nicols andyou can see why Old Melburnians are sitting in 3rdspot . The heavy ground conditions will suit the homeside but Old Melburnians have class players in everyline . . .Old Melburnians by 11 pts .
Old Mentonians vs Monash Blues should yet beanother interesting match . Old Mentonians need tokeep on winning to givethem aslim chance forthefinals .Monash have now lost 5 in a row but their effort in losinghas been commendable . Relegation is staring theStudents right in the face unless they start winningmatches that they could have easily won. Mentonehave a huge ground advantage but after last match'sthrashing by Old Brighton, Mentone are at the brickwall . Can Bert Calvert get them over the wall, I thinkso, but only just . . .Old Mentonians by 9 pts .
Parkside travel to Old Brighton in a game the RedDevils could do without . Old Brighton certainly gottheir act together last week thrashing Old Mentoniansin a very good team effort . Let's be honest, my formerside are really struggling, but still looking good fortheirfirst win of the season . Parkside will give thei r best butit won't be enough at the beach oval . . .Old Brightonby 59 pts.
Whitefriars clash with Banyule in a do or die effortfor both teams, the loser will miss the finals, the winnercould easily make the finals . Earlier in the season theBears doubled the Friars' score with Sutterbydisplaying his many and often unused talents . Bothcoaches are very intense, the off-field tactics employedby John Simpson and Geoff Reilley will be nothingshort of spectacular. Both sides were fairly easily beatenlast match, so the incentive will be for a big lift in
performance by both teams . Whitefriars have severalgun players who are capable of winning the match offtheir own boot . Banyule won't have as many gunplayers but Simmo taggers are quite effective. This isa real toss of the coin job. If Dave Williams dominatesBanyule can win but the home ground advantage andthe improved form of John Bonnyman swings me tothe Friars . Whitefriars BY 5 pts .
SELECTIONS : Old Trinity, Old Melburnians, OldMentonians, Old Brighton, Whitefriars (all hometeams) .
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(especially the winning sides) a report of approx . 100words about the game, please fax your club bestplayers, full names and positions by 1 .00 pm eachMonday . . . Fax: 489 9051 ; Phone: 489 9511 .
Round 1 4OLD TRINITY vs OLD PARADIANSField: G . Curran, P. WisemanBoundary: A. Donovan, C. SwifteGoal: R . Barichievic, R . SeymourUNI BLUES vs OLD MELBURNIANSField: T. Hales, D. HarfordBoundary: B . La Ferlita, P. CostantiniGoal: R . Dunstan, J. Kell yOLD MENTONIANS vs MONASH BLUESField : G . Thwaites, S . McDonaldBoundary: D . Hogan, D. Fowle rGoal: W. Fowler, G . ChalmersOLD BRIGHTON vs PARKSIDEField: S . Clinch, Brian LoweGoal: R . Armstong, C. ChalmersWHITEFRIARS vs BANYULEField: P. Cherry, A . Dame nGoal: A . Hogan, Mike Richardso n
SENIORSR . Phillips, Old TrinityAcreman, Old MentoniansT. Hayden, Old BrightonHeath, Old TrinityLockhead, University Blues
RESERVESP. Robison, Old TrinitySmyth, Old BrightonM . Spencer, Monash BluesHarrison, Old ParadiansZaneli, Old Paradian s
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C SECTIONby "The Squirrel "
REVIEW - ROUND 14 ( 1 8 JULY '92)Northerners decimate Blacks and mov e
threateningly into 2nd spot on the ladder. Bankerscapitulate at the hands of a rampant Bulleen/Temp .Saints well and truly stitch-up the Jackers to just aboutmake relegation a certainty. The 'Hoes again scoreconvincingly, this time against the Towners and nowlay definite claims to a final's spot. And last but by nomeans least, as predicted in a real close one the Ksscramble home by 2 pts against the Schoolers.
Fawkner well and truly took Uni-Blacks to thecleaners by just on 20 goals in a real team effort job .No joy for the Students as they linger at the bottomend with percentage sure to play a big part in who staysand who goes. Fawkner moving along very nicelyindeed and posing a big headache for the otherprospective finalists .
St Kilda/Sth Caulfield swamped AJAX by 8+majors and proved in doing so that they will more thanlikely help shape the composition of the 4. TheJackersjust have to dig real deep in the ensuing weeks or hopeand pray for divine intervention to escape from the nearcertainty of relegation .
Bulleen-Temp., with their hold on 4th spot very muchin the balance, were pumped up and primed for theBankers. They dealt out a nice old fashioned caningto the ladder leaders by 11 twins to prove the point onceandforall thatthe season is neverovertill the 'Fat' ladysings .
Ivanhoe just won't lay down and die and leave the4 as is . Instead they continue their resurgence, this timeat the expense of Thomastown by nearly 15 goals .They really are firing on all cylinders at present and arejust waiting their opportunityto slip into the big 4 . If andwhen it happens, on present form they'll give all theothers a bit of 'curry'. The Towners whilst 1 game clearof the bottom 2 must win a game in the last 4 to makecertain of their 'C' grade spot in '93 .
Kew climbed to the top of the table courtesy of theirnarrow 2 pt win over a determined MHSOBs outfit . Inwhat was a close encounter all day the Ks came frombehind in the last stanza, albeit by 1 pt to get up andsnatch victory. A win is a win in anyone's language soI'm sure the brains? trust at Kew will be happy to takethe 4 pts and run . The Schoolers effort was very goodand they're sure to trouble all sides they meet in the lastmonth of the season .
PREVIEW - ROUND 15 (25 JULY '92)Kew vs St Kilda/Sth Caulfield - If the game was
to be played down Murrumbeena way I'd have a punton the Saints to win . However, this not being the caseI'll go forthe Ks with little confidence to win a close oneby a solitary major. The Saints have rejuvinatedthemselves in the past month and are playing prettypositive football . Kew will need to be on their guardabout them and not take them lightly but I believe theyhave the players able to shut down the Saints forwardthrusts.
AJAX vs Bulleen/Temp . - Should be a matter ofhow far on the basis of form . Funny things do happen
in footy though . AJAX will most assuredly be desperatebut so will the Bullants to keep hold of their positionin the 4. The combine have a nice blend of strength andspeed aboutthem and this will test the Jackers to theirlimits, I'm sure that in front of their parochial crowd theAJAX outfit will be in the game for a fair while but onsheer ability the Bullants will clear out to wincomfortably by 6 big ones.
Fawkner vs Ivanhoe - These 2 in-form sides meetin an encounter that holds enormous consequencesfor both victor and vanquished . Just look at the ladderto see what I mean . This is the 'crunch' test for the 'Hoes .Get over it and maybe go all the way, and I do mean'all' the way. Lose it, and the doortothe4 nigh on slamsshut in the face . Fawkner have now slipped in overdriveand are going to prove to be the testing material, butthe incentive is so greatfor Ivanhoe I'm'gunna' go forthem to salute narrowly by 3 pts.
Commbank vs Uni-Blacks - The Bankers havingbeen 'bitten' by the Bullants last week should and willthis week come out and sting like a 'stone fish', lethalif you don't mind . Both teams coming off what at bestcould be termed demoralising losses will no doubt throweverything into this tussle. This game is to be playedat HQ (Elsternwick Park) and will give the Bankersa nice little preliminary for the finals. I'm sure they won'twaste the opportunity to learn first hand how to properlyplay the park . Bankers easily by 10 twins.
Thomastown vs MHSOB - The Schoolers areplaying the better football of the 2 teams, however, thestakes in this game are most definitely higher for theTowners . MHSOBs are safe and secure in 'C' but notso the Thomastown lads . To make a good thing of itthey need to notch up 1 out of the remaining 4 . I'm suretheir camp will be viewing this game as the '1' and willlift accordingly to get home victors by 2 goals .
DARE OF THE WEEK - If! Uni-Blacks can proveThe "Squirrel" man wrong and upset the Bankers thenhe will bring along his own perch to their next trainingsession and sit 'NAKED' in it for the duration . (Rain,Hail or Shine) .
"FROSTKICKERS" - (Round 14) Narrow win bythe Bullants over a'gutsy' Commbank. Saints bigwinners by 9 over AJAX . Levels between an improvedKew and astruggling M HSOBs. Fawkner jump to thetop with a 13 major win over previous top team in Uni-Blacks. 2 on the trot for an improved Thomastown overa down but not out Ivanhoe .
This Week - (Round 15) Can't help myself but putthe'Mockas' on me'ol mateJK bytipping his Fawkneroutfit to stroll home over an under-manned Ivanhoeby a'Bradman' 120 pts . Bullants to make short workof the Jackers by 10 majors . The Towners in an upsetto tip out a teetering Schoolers lot by 3 twins . Saintsto win a hard fought encounter over the Ks by 2 goals.I'll do a'PNike Williamson' andtipthis, yes a real upsetjob! Bankers to play 4 qtrs and roll the shell-shockedBlacks by 1 solitary 6 pack .
SENIORSBergman, St KildaA Rolls . Comm . BankPace, Bulleen-TemplestoweSheezel, AJAXLengacher,lvanhoe
RESERVESD. M ascitti, KewShenker, AJAXG . Rolls, Comm . BankWalker, FawknerBlack, MHSOB
Round 1 5CO, IM BANK vs UNI BLACKS E . ParkField.- M . Forde, P. Keog hGoat: R . Liddle, A . BishopReserves Field: Club Umpire sReserves Boundary . C. Barjtberg, D. BrevitReserves Goal : D. Proctor, N . McTaggertAJAX vs BULLEENTEMP.Field: P. La Vale, R. FrancisGoal: M . Stephens, J. TyrrellKEW vs ST KILDA/STH CAULField: C. Keeton, T. McKenzieGoal: J. Cheshire, W. RossTHOMASTOWN vs MHSOBField: J. Moore, J . GarrettGoal: D. Webster, N . EdwardsFAWKNER vs IVANHOEField: A . Ladd, S . BurdackGoal: R . Tucknott, G . Simpso n
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BULLEEN-TEMP. 0.0 8.6 10.8 16 .13 .109COMM. BANK 1.6 3.6 5.8 6.8.44BULLEEN TEMP. C. Parris 5, Tulloch 2, Robertson 2, Pace 2, McLaren2, Agrotis, Georege, D. Matthews. BEST George, Young, Cumming . CParris, Tulloch, Driver ,COMM . BANK Short 2 . A. Bolts 2, A . Pdts, Bunnett. BEST Andrews, TMaher, A, Maher, Reid, Wallmeyec Cloke
ST KILDAISTH CAULF. 3.3 10.3 14 .8 21 .11 .137AJAX 0.1 3.3 6 .5 13 .8 .86ST KILDA/ST CAULF. Bergman 13, Aldoruccio 3, Capiron 2, P. Farrell,LaFontaine, Kolakossian, BESTGilmore. Bergman, Kolakossian, P. Farrell,La Fontaine, McGaw
. AJAX Sheezel 3, Kalb 3, Bloom 2, D . Pat, Josem, Abraham, Bursztyn ,Burford . BEST Rozenberg, D. Pat, Bloom, Burford, Levy, Grundmann .MHSOB 1.2 3.9 6.14 12 .18.90KEW 5.7 6.8 9.13 13.14.92MHSOB Comer 4, Rosman 2, Wix 2, R. Newton, Guinea, Bamert,Snaidera . BEST Knight, R . Newton, Comer, J . Newton, Andueza, Guinea.KEW Seuling 4, D. Mascitti 3, Burden 2, Porte 2, Wells, White. BEST S.Bruno, McMahon, Casauria, Neuwirth, White, Cullen.UNIVERSITY BLACKS 12.8.80FAWKNER 20.18.138UNIVERSITY BLACKS D. Evans 5, G . Evans 4, Longley 2, Burnett,Radford, BEST Reilly, Burnett, D. Evans, Radford, Mills, Rouke.FAWKNER M . Majerczak 4, T. Young 4, Holt 3, Hoare 3, Jacobs 3, Ball,P Maferczak, G. Young, Busst. BEST Cropley, Holt, Hoare, Lawson,Kerslake, Brown .IVANHOE 8.2 12.6 14.10 23.17.155THOMASTOWN 1.3 5.6 6.12 9.13 .67IVANHOE Lengacher 5, P Flynn 5, Ange6ni 4, Kennedy 4, J . Hoffman2, Bullen, E . Flynn, La Rosa . BEST La Rosa, Lee, Angelini, Buffer, E .Flynn, Manuel .THOMASTOWN Reid 3, Velkos 2, M . Grech, D. Fellows, P. Colosimo,Langbourne. BEST D. Fellows, A. Fellows, M . Grech, S, Plant, Pougios,Velkos
RESERVESBULLEEN-TEMP. 3.4 7.7 8.11 8.13 .61COMM. BANK 0.3 2.5 6.5 7.7.49BULLEEN TEMP. S. Aylvrard 2, P Nagel 2,T Agosta,G . Carew, D. Hooper,D . Shine. BEST D. Hooper, S. Mdilinas, P Faulkner, S. Rozandis, M . Mason,D Shine.COMM. BANK Henderson 2, Brown 2, Curtin, Gillian, Van Loon. BESTHenderson, Lovechild, Hamilton, Noronha, Howarth, Rachor .ST KILDA/STH CAUL. 15.6.96AJAX 6.5.41ST KILDA/STH CAUL . P. Degering 8, Riddell 4, Tanner 2, Barker, P .Jackson. BEST King, Hammam, P. Degering, Riddell, Liddell, J . Dunlevie.AJAX S. Roth 2, Mehl 2, Gross, Diamond . BEST S . Roth, Gross, B.Zielinski, J. Kloogec Friedman, Rosner .MHSOB 2.2 4.6 7.7 9.8 .62KEW 4.2 5.3 7.5 9.8 .62MHSOB A . Webster 3, M . Roach 2, Martin 2, Hirst, Baker. BEST Sumner,A . Webster, P. Konstanty, Hirst, Roach, Drake.KEW McKinis3, luiiano2, Bayne2, Harvey2 . BEST Iuliano, Price, Bayne,McKinnis, Langton, Macri .UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 .10.22FAWKNER 15.8 .9 8UNIVERSITY BLACKS Neville, Begley . BEST Begley, Ritchie, McArthur,Neville, Smith, Major.FAWKNER S. Walker 5, Mullmger 3, Clark 2, Barrett 2, Wood, McMahon,G . Walker. BEST Clark, Carbon, G . Walker, Cole, S. Walker, McMahon .IVANHOE 2.2 4.3 5.5 8.8 .56THOMASTOWN 3 .7 7.12 9 .14 12.19.91IVANHOE Maud 2, Mallia, C. Flynn, Thackwray, McKelson, Zanatta . BESTZanatta, Thackwray, Maud, Mallia, Flynn, McKelson .THOMASTOWN Cakovski 4, Di Lorenzo 2, Geremia 2, Budak . Rappos,J. Bubis BEST Gorgevski, Daghistani, Papanioanu, Gannon, Geremia,Prinzi .
SENIORS : All registered plLyers with a permi tSENIORS/RESERVES : If both teams are playing, reserve player must have played at least 2 matches
(be registered and have a permit) .UNDER 19: Must be registered and have a permit . If player has played in an aggregate of
5 or more senior and reserve matches he must have played at least more than5 U19 matches during the season .
RESERVES : Must be registered with a permit . Must have played 2 reserve matches and notmore than 8 senior matches during the season .
TWO U19 SIDES : Exactly the same conditions as per the senior team/reserve team playing onthe same day or senior team playing only or reserve team playing only .N B. U19/1 team assumes the role of the senior team .
G SECTION : Players must have played in at least 4 matches and not played in more thana total of eight senior and reserve grade games .
D SECTIONby "Phantom"
(substituting for Peter Lemon until the finals)
Deep in the Skull Cave the Phantom is reading the12th Phantom's Chronicle, he recalls that during anintense battle in which he was gaining the advantagehe heard a tribesman cry out "Oh Ghost who walks,it isn't over till the Fat Lady sings"! As far as the final4 is concerned the Fat Lady hasn't even loosened hertonsils with 7 teams still in the hunt .
Four in a row for the Hoes and their win over theWellers has brought back smiles and about 20 stitcheson Ian `Hulkster' Wells' forehead . Glen Alexander,Brett `Ste roids' Jenson and M arty Veal in defencelead the way for the Hoes whilst Michael `Yob'Karrayanis won the packs giving Mark 'Blinkers'Stewart up forward, every opportunity to help the Hoesto a 21 pt win . In the 'two's' the Hoes after 11 straightwins have dropped their past 3, hopefully it is onlytemporary or Steve King will have a seizure. TheWellers are really struggling at present and will needto show something soon or face the reality-of a newsection next season .
The Rovers showed a return to form for 3 quartersagainst Caulfield Grammar but failed to hold on in thefinal quarter kicking just 1 pt . The Fields with morecommitment in the 2nd half had good players in GlenHarrison, Trevor Royals, Martin Dicrosta and MarkKiose whilst the Rovers' Ross Hetherington in theruck, Jamie Ross - centre and backmen, McConville,Young and Murray-White kept the pressure on theFields' forwards . The Rovers will take heart from theirimproved showing against the top side and maybe 4pts isn't far away.
At Colombia Reserve the Noddies took the pointsover the Bedas in the game of '4 seasons' . M azenodgot the jump on their opponents, kicking with the rainand wind managed 4 goals to 2 in the 1st term, but itwasn't long before the Bangholme Bandits clawedtheir way back . At the final change the Bedas led by8 pts and the game then turned into a goal for goal affair,the roll of the dice and bounce of the ball wentthe hometeam's way keeping the undefeated home game recordin tact . The visitors were pleased with the efforts of JasonSelby, Bob `Chupa-chup' Bibs and M ick `Hectorthe Cat' Hecker. The 12 .00 o'clock flyers turned outto be a benefit for 250th gamer Jacksy Green'. TheNoddies ended the Bedaswinning streak with athud,playing their oval much better than the visitors .Goalsneak Green provided a focal point for theNoddies kicking several majors in the ten goal win .
At the School oval visitors Preston raced to a 7 goalsto nil lead early in the 2nd quarter only to watch StKevin's kick the next 15 goals in an incredible turnaround . Injuries and players sent off really hurt theMarist Bros who had genuine triers in Andy Philp andPaul Daffy, whilst Andy Beale turned on a blinder forthe SKOBs. Earlier in the day it was a better result forCaptain-coack Sebeh as the Preston reserves had aresounding 10 goal win to keep their finals chances alive .
In a low scoring clash at Como Park the home side,although kicking inaccurately, scored by 13 pts . In amatch affected by the weather conditions both sidesfound the majors hard to come by with both teams
kicking 6 each for the day. The Oggers are still in thefinals hunt with this win, whilst the Sailors must win nextweek at home to help avoid the journey back to 'ESection'.
TODAY'S GAMESWith 4 episodes of 'Home and Away' left in this
season the plot well and truly thickens with plenty of'Heroes and Villains' still to show their whip hand! Sevenof the 10 teams can 'make up' the list of nominationscome Logies time whilst only 3 current productions arefighting to avoid the dreaded budget cut to join ' E Street' .
M azenod who tend to struggle away from theirnormal 'set' will be 'shooting' at Old Ivanhoe whoseratings have improved dramatically in recent weeks .Cecil B. De Salter will be putting on a grand scaleproduction to keep the 'Hoes on their toes'. With onlyone good 'outside' production this season from theNoddies, the Phantom rates the Ivanhoe stage showslightly ahead of the M azenod musical .
Hampton Rovers host St Kevin's in what amountsto an episode of CLU EDO with the questions being 1 .Who will remian contenders? and 2 . Who has more tolose? There will be plenty of 'suspects' but only onevillain and although the Rovers exposed glimmers ofform last show the SKOBs have a shot at Broadwayand should take their chance.
The crew of Gilligan's Island will be visited by the castof 'A Country Practice' down south in what could wellprove to be the 'Black and White' Minstrel Show. TheBedas form has been as up and down as the 'S .S .Minnow' whilstthe Oggers have shown the audiencesconsistent showings over recent weeks . In what is abattle of 'D' Section regulars the multi award winningComo Park characters might sneak this one and leaveSkipper and Gilligan stranded again .
Caulfield Grammarians with another'FourCorners'production will be trying to expose Rex Hunt'sWilliamstown Fishing World at the Beach Rd Pier .Local knowledge is the key to success here andcatching a'big one' in unknown waters isfraught withdanger. The fishermen might just cause an upset andcatch the investigators with their 'nets in the water' .
The Marist Bros Cartoon Carnival entertain the'CliveRobertson's Camberwell at P re ston in another ' Battleof the Bulge'. The Bros . stopped like shot last week andmay call on the Army reserves pending their visits tothe Broadcasting Tribunal which given the form of the2nd Artillery Division won't be too big an ask, TheWellers shows just can't attract audiences at presentand will also be looking for some 'stars' to inject somenew'life'. Preston have too much to lose and won't letthis one slip .SE LECTIONS : Old Ivanhoe, St Kevin's, OldGeelong, Williamstown, Preston MBOB.EDITOR'S NOTE : An improved effort this week thanksto Hampton, Old Ivanhoe joining regulars Caulfield,Preston and St Bedes. Who will add to the list nextweek? Ph . No . 5421901 Fax 5421225 MondayMorning .
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SENIORSCrawford, Hampton Rovers
f~Gaw, PrestonR . Gross, St Kevin'speter Green, Mazeno dl,jatthews, Caulfield
Gr RESERVESpyke, Old Camberwel lPaul Riley, Mazenod'. r•Cann, St Kevin's
3eth, Preston^,nrmack Old Ivanho e
Round 1 5WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS vs CAULFIELD GRAMM .Field: T. Zapadlo, T. Murph yST BEDES' vs OLD GEELONGField: Tim Keating, M . Gibson (Rot)OLD IVANHOE vs MAZENODField: J . Smith, J . Natol iPRESTON vs OLD CAMBERWELLField: B. Reichelt, G . MooreHAMPTON ROVERS vs ST KEVIN'SField: M . Gilday, Brad LoweBoundary: A. Gabriel, A. Weiniewsk i
ST KEVIN'S VS WILLIAMSTOWN CYMSCAULFIELD GRAMMAR VS ST BEDES'OLD GEELONG VS OLD IVANHOEMAZENOD VS OLD CAMBERWELLHAMPTON ROVERS VS PRESTON
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SENIORSOLD GEELONG 2.5 2.9 2.13 6 .19.55WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 1 .2 3.3 6.5 6.642OLDGEELONG S. Furphy3, Manton, O'Halloran, Pescott . BEST Pedd
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Davis, J. Handbury, McDougall, Gunn, Clarke.WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS Turnley 2, Dervan 2, Featherston, Calderwood .BEST M . Cannon, Featherston, Case, Bubnic, T. Cannon, Caiderwood .MAZENOD 4.7 5.13 7.17 12 .21 .93ST BEDES' 2.2 4.8 9.13 12.14.86MAZENOD Marshall 4, Morgan 2, D- Murray 2, Brookes, O'Hara, PatGreen, Noble. BEST Marshall, Robinson, O'Hara, Conroy, D. Murray,Mannix .ST BEDES' McColough 2, Lannan2, MacGeorge2, Mick Beasley, Algeri,Trease, Newport, Tomlinson, Loos . BEST Selby, Silos, SeBire, Lannan,Hecker, McColough .OLD CAMBERWELL 1.3 1.5 5.6 6.9.45OLD IVANHOE 1.1 5.6 7.9 9.12 .66OLD CAMBERWELL Beal, Bourke, W. Inkster, McKenzie, Polkinghorne,D Wilson. BEST D. Wilson, Gibbs, Jackson, A . McKenzie, Lodge,Polkinghorne.OLD IVANHOE B. Yarwood 2, T. Young 2, M . Stewart 2, M . Dyson, M .Clarkson, J. Stevens. BEST G . Alexander, M . Veal, D. Naim, B . Jenson,M . Karrayannis, M . Stewart .CAULFIELD GRAMM. 2.4 3.5 7.9 10 .16.76HAMPTON ROVERS 3.4 5.5 8.5 8.7.55CAULFIELD GRAMM. Kahofer 4, Cossart-Walsh 2, Horton, R . Harrison,T. Royals, Holmes . BEST G . Harrison, Dicrosta, T. Royals, M . Klose,Kahofer, G . Williams .HAMPTON ROVERS G. Hetherington 3, McKellar 2, Bulmer, E . Melenjak,Capp- BEST Young, Ross, R . Hetherington, I . Boyle, Capp.ST KEVIN'S 0.2 1.6 9.8 15.14.104PRESTON 6.2 7.2 7.3 8.6.54ST KEVIN'S R. Gross 4, Stone 3, Beale 3, Ryan 2, Callahan, Watkin,Morton . BEST A Great Team Effort .PRESTON M . McGaw 3, Hepburn 2, R . McGaw, Bullock, Kyriacou . BESTPhilp. O'Brien, Daffy, McKenna .
RESERVESOLD GEELONG 1.1 1.6 2.10 5.11 .41WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 5 .2 6.5 7.8 8.9 .57
OLD GEELONG Hollis 3. BEST Hollis, Stock, MacGowan, Hanna,Richardson, Coioqhoun.W ILLIAMSTOW N CYMS Daniels 3, Butters 2, White 2, Cabansag . BESTButters, McLeod, M . Tuck, Bryan, Bond, White .MAZENOD 3.2 4.4 8.7 12 .10 .82ST BEDES' 1.0 1.2 2.4 2.5.17MAZENOD Green 5, Deegan 2, Welch 2, Arthur, Boyle, Riley . BESTFrancis, Green, Polletti, Carr, Barker, Deegan .ST BEDES' Burns, Farrell . BEST Lomagno, Walker, Dunstan, Burns, Peck,Farrell .
OLD CAMBERWELL 2.1 2.4 7.5 9.7.61OLD IVANHOE 1.1 3.6 5.6 5.9.39OLD CAMBERWELL B. Pike 4, Heath 3, Town, Forward . BEST Mudge,McHutchison, A . Taylor, Burmeister, J . Forward, Pike.OLD IVANHOE T. Cormach 3, C . Lynch 2 . BEST A . Noonan, T. Ryan,C. Lynch, B. Parry, J. Marshall, D. Toll .CAULFIELD GRAMM. 3.4 4.6 7.8 11 .10 .76HAMPTON ROVERS 1.1 3.1 4.5 4.7.31CAULFIELD GRAMM. Barker 3, A . Allen 3, Paine 2, Capie, Worthington,Schoiten . BEST Paine, Gurr, Worthington, Lauritz McMillan, Lowe.HAMPTON ROVERS Hunter, Wilson, Magee, Ivey. BESTS. Anderson,Magee, Ivey, Casella, Worland .ST KEVIN'S 0.4 1.5 3.5 3.5.23PRESTON 5.3 8.6 10.7 12.14.86ST KEVIN'S Hawkins, Stackpole, A . Noonan . BEST Hopkins, O'Connor,Whitbread, Herman, M . Lewis, Snell.PRESTON Culph 5, Spanos 2, Thomas 2, Bohanna, Gass, Calcutt . BESTMaynard, Philp, Sebeh, Bohanna, Culph, Spanos .
- ~t~ 'IF-1 ~_J--I . ®300 TO FAMOUS SKOBBE R
Today (25/7) Timothy A rnold plays his 300th gamefor St Kevin's Old Boys - a fine achievement and a creditto him . Tim has been an ornament to his club and theVAFA . He has served on the committee, been awardedBest Clubman, played in a premiership side and doneall of the other duties associated with keeping anamateur club afloat. OK - enough warmth . Tim is really'Mouthwash'. Mouth received thistitle bythethen coach,Les Radford, when he commenced his career as a raw,foul-mouthed uncouth 18y.o. in 1974. Since then nothinghas changed except his hair has gone from his headand onto his back (except for a short period when hehad his back waxed when in search of that missing yardof pace). As well as playing 300 games Mouth also holdsthe club record for attending end of season trips. Theymight say there's no show without Punch but there'scertainly no EOST without Mouth - just ask ChampagneCherise. A recent niggling back injury may mean thatMouth doesn't add to his 300 games but those of uswho have played with him or against him will rememberhim as a courageous footballer and a great bloke.
OLD IVANHOE 25 0Each member of the triumvirate that has led the
resurgence of the OIGs reserves reaches a personalmilestone today. Donald `Space' Dowell, captain ofthe '2's' will lead hisside onto Chelseworth Parkfor his250th game today. A ruckman of deft abilities, Spacehas made up for his lack of height with his courage andjudicious use of his strength . His glittering career hasincluded the 87 premiership team and extraordinaryperformances at club functions, especially his spect-acular KO of Mark Dyson while reinacting his WWF titlebouts, Space has a fine Rabelaisian sense of humourand is a lover of other people's cigarettes .
O L D IVANHOE 200John `Boofer' M arshall, who today (25/7) plays his
200th is one of the club's finest and most decoratedplayers with 2 senior B&F runner-ups to his credit Booferpossesses both great marking ability and an inexhaust-able vocab. when umpiring standards slip . A true renais-sance man, Boofer can be discussing Keynesian eco-nomics one minute and serving drinks nude the next .
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Doveton gain psychological advantage with a greatwin over the Hunters, everything else according to plan .
REVIEWNth Brunswick certainly bounced back well after
their poor performance last week with a big victory overthe hapless Latrobe whose cause wasn't helped withinjuries . At the end the visitors barely had enough fitmen to field a cricket side. The Northies started a lotbetter this week, got the early lead and went furtherahead as the game progressed to keep their final'schances well and truly alive. Dean De M orton was afine focal point all day with 11 great goals, Barry Thorpeand Midge Di M arco both played well again . ForLatrobe in another pretty dismal day, ChockyFredrickson, Mario Bakogiannis and DaveSidebottom fought hard and gave North trouble all day .
Another great start by Powerhouse which saw themhave 8 goals on the board to 1 at qtr time which leftBulleen totally stunned . It was great football consider-ing the rain was pouring down . Once again the Bullswere forced to play the old catch-up footy but alas itwas in vain as the House finished very well in the finalstanza . Billy Dodd roving had an excellent game andwas an easy winner of the b.o.g . award, Dominic Baxterworked hard in the ruck all day and Gerard Scalzo wasa very effective forward . For the Bulls Richard Morleyand Humphrey were very strong across the back lineunder intense pressure and Ciro at least gave the Bullsan option across half forward .
A very desperate and determined Elsternw ick ledbythe Fat Contro ller with the aid of a slight breeze heldsway in the 1st qtr and opened up a handy 3 goal break .Aquinas, however, set up the victory in the 2nd termby opening up the game and with some great runningfootball kicked the only 6 gis scored for the term . Afterthat it was goal for goal as the Wicks fought so hardto remain in this patch of the Street, but the Bloodsfinished just that little bit better to win a very entertaininggame by some 9 pts . Slowly finding momentum thevictors were well served by Hurley roving, Livo at fullfoward and Hacking at half back . Good losers wereSpider ruck roving who picked up plenty of posses-sions, Mick Andrews up forward kicked a bag and gaveplenty away and Denny Contin played yet anothergreat game .
The rain came down and so did Brunswick with afantastic opening in which they had no trouble in kicking10 goals to a solitary single from ANZ . At times theZedders tried hard, but the game was a mere formality.For ANZ it was a rather insipid way to put almost anend their final's aspirations and they must win all their
remaining games and hope . For the Wicks DashaStevens played a fantastic 100th game (he's my B&Ffav), Robbie Shaw in the ruck set it all up for him, DannyHa9l was everywhere and Blackie made a pretty goodreturn, For ANZ, where good players were very hardto find, little `Rubber' Kringoudis, 'Swooper' Lasslettand `Capper' Boyle deserved to feel tired for theirefforts .
If anyone had any doubts about Doveton's abilitythey certainly dispelled them all with a convincing 10gl victory over2nd placed Glenhuntly. In anotherverydisciplined and team-orientated performance the Dovestook control, kept incredible pressure on the Hunters,who had plenty of possessions but continually turnedthe ball over, did not play well and were not in it . Goodside this Doveton, perhaps one of their best gamesand they are reaping the benefits of a few years together,To name the best you could nearly name the entire sidebut Dyke (8), Burgo (the Legend lives on), Al Camp-bell, Mark Ladgrove, Fudge Goodwin, M uirhead,Blewitt and Johnno, in one of his best for a while, wereall top performers . From all reports Johnny Sist playeda great game for Glenhuntly, Sticks Whelan, althoughlacking inches, competed very hard against Big T andRaffers tried very hard to lead by inspiration .
PREVIEWAnd so to this week's games. As we enter the last
rites for some of us perhaps a bit easier to select .Doveton, perhaps only fighting complacency,
should prove far too strong for ANZ even though theZedders pride will be on the line .
Even on the very large Uni Oval, Brunswick willoverwhelm Lat robe, but they should take the oppor-tunity to use the big ground to their advantage. The finalsare currently scheduled for a big ground and I seefitness as the Wicks's biggest problem .
Elsternvsrick, again fighting for survival, tacklePowerhouse who also cannot afford to get beaten .They will find the House just too strong in the end, watchout for a surprise visit.
An interesting tussle behind the racecourse will seeGlenhuntly rebound to just defeat the unlucky Bulleenbut don't be surprised to see a reversal because it'sthe time of the season where upsets do occur.
With this in mind I'm about to tip one: Aquinas areplaying very well at the moment and are graduallygetting better. North have been a bit inconsistent of lateand have a couple of report worries and this may justunsettle and go againstthem . At Ringwood the Bloodsto win .SELECTIONS :Doveton Brunswick Powerhouse Glenhuntly(the top 4) AquinasPress Correspondents : Another perfect score. Ph :869 3777 (W) - 571 4808 (H) and the Fax : 569 8766by 6pm Mondays .
Round 1 5BANK vs DOVETO NR . Mayston (Rot), P. Graham
g,,ndary: B. Santamaria, B. ScottMichael Richardson, B. Hoare (Rot)
ROBE UNI vs BRUNSWICKWalker, P. Harri s
'JINASvs NORTH BRUNSWICK Ringwood Tech . School_ .=- t J. O'Rourke, M . Bushfield (Rot)p~ 7ERHOUSE vs ELSTERNWICKF,7. C. Box, G . Ridd (Rot)
L. Wilson, M . MayhemGLENHUNTLY vs BULLEEN UTDf- -'d' A. Kilner (Rot), D. Donohue (Rot)c;Ot S. Kahn, A . Draper
SENIORSD . D : : .:o rton, No rt h Bruns ::ickDyke, DOvetonNicolosi, ANZA. Hill, GlenhuntlyAcott, Power House
RESERVESBulman, North Brunswic kSutton, DovetonM . Cox, ANZ BankSnelling, ANZ BankHot 3th, Aquinas
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150 GAt .ii:S TO ZEDDE M DEFENDE RAll associated with the ANZ Bank AFC today (25/7)
congratulate David Fort who plays his 150th gamefor the club. It should be many more than this as Davidtook a 5 year leave of absence to play in some othercompetition, but he has returned this year to reach thisimportant milestone, not many before him 'navereached this mark for ANZ . Always a tear throughdefender who runs straight at the ball, he has playedmanyfine gamesfortheclubculminating in 2 ReserveB&F Runner-Up trophies. Everybody connected withthe club congratulate you and look forward to manymore games from you .
VALE TIM COLLE YAll Powerhouse mourn the sad loss of John
(Timmy) Collie. Tim joined the club many years agoand immediately entrenched himself with us eitherbehind the bar or as our timekeeper for both seniors& reserves . Tim was famous for his walks home fromAlbert Park to Sunshine which made even our fittestmembers cringe . All who visited Powerhouse willremember Tim as the most persistent of raffle ticketsellers and ✓re will always remember his sargeant-major's baul of 'Quiet!' when ever silence was required .Although Tim never played for Powerhouse heachieved life membership in 1990 & his love for the club&the people in it was unsurpassed . His absence willleave a hole in all of our hearts .
SENIORSBRUNSWICK 10 .3 13.5 17.9 22 .11 .143ANZ BANK 2.1 6.3 6.3 8.9 .57BRUNSWICK Cross 6, Williamson 4, Kannegiesser 2, Stevens 2, Strachan2, Black, Cordes, K. Watterson, Hall, McIntyre, B . Watterson . BESTStevens, Hall . Cross, Shaw, McBride, Williamson.ANZ BANK Nicolosi 3, Szeitz 3, Morros, Sanelh. BEST Kringoudis, Lasslett,Boyle. Azzopardi, Sanelli . Nicolosi .NORTH BRUNSWICK 6 .8 10.11 17.17 25 .18 .168LA TROBE UNI 2.0 3.0 3.3 6.6.42NORTH BRUNSWICK D. DeMorton 11, Hehir4, Sammartino3, Grimaldi2, Keay, J . Engellener, A . Tirchett, P. DiMarco, Kibizis. BEST P. DiMarco,Hehir, D. DeMorton, Kibizis, Thorpe, L . Rosi .LA TROBE UNI Blaskett 2, Bakogiannis, D . Edmunds, O'Connor, Rae .BEST Fredrickson, Bakogiannis, Sidebottom, Liersch, Shaw, M .Edmunds .ELSTERNWICK 6.4 6.5 10.8 13 .13.91AQUINAS 3.1 8.7 10.11 14.16.100ELSTERNWICK Andrews 6, Christie 3, McLennan 2, Gwnane, Murphy,Southall . BEST D. Conlin, P. Southall, L . Murphy, M . Andrew, N . Christie,P. Tsiampas.AQUINAS Livingstone 5, Glennie 3, Hurley 2, Tarulli 2, Wilkinson, Flynn .BEST Iivingstone, Huriey, Vankirkhoven, Joyce, Hacking .DOVETON 4.2 11.10 15.15 20.23.143GLENHUNTLY 3.6 7.6 9.9 10.10.70DOVETON Dyke 8, Burgess 4, Campbell 3, Stokes, S . Reiger, Murphy,Forgianrn, Ble.vitt . BEST Burgess, Battle, Johnston, Muirhead, Ahdore,Wilson .GLENHUNTLY Sist 3, Smith 3, A. Hill, Gregory, Dickson, Rafferty. BESTSist, Whelan, Rafferty, McGrath, Breslin, Monaghan .BULLEEN UNITED 7.9.51POWERHOUSE 12.11 .83BULLEEN UNITED Coleman 2, Ciro 2, Keays, Humphrey, Thompson .BEST Morley, Humphrey, Ciro, May, Avery, Cotterill .POWERHOUSE Acofl 3. Scalze 3, Pavlou 2, J . Hall, G . James, Missaglia,Hollowood. BEST Dodd, Baxter, Scotland, Desler A. James, Scalzo.
RESE RVE SBRUNSWICK 6.5 6.9 15.11 18 .15 .123ANZ BANK 0.1 1.5 1 .6 1.12 .18BRUNSWICK Santacatterina 4, P. Sayers 4. Brunt 2, Pearce 2, Wright,Conboy, Kennedy, Owens, RoumehoUs, A. Watterson . BEST Team Effort.ANZ BANK Snelling . BEST Haggar, McLeod, Ritchie, Marshall, Bayes,Farrell.NORTH BRUNSWICK 2.4 3.6 12.10 13.12.90LA TROBE UNI 3 .2 4.9 5.9 11 .12.78NORTH BRUNSWICK Bulman 5, Bnffa3, Kyrannis. Parkinson, Adams.Kakafikas, Androutsos. BEST L . DeMorton, Bulman, Briffa, Kakafikas,S . Cannon . Parkinson.LA TROBE UNI Henderson 4, Chiodo 2, Richards 2, Sheehan 2,McLaren . BEST Richards, Lonergan, Reeves, Lilley, Chiller, Wright .ELSTERNWICK 2.0 3.1 7.1 11 .3 .69AQUINAS 5.4 11.10 17.11 18.14.122ELSTERNWICK Walker 3, P Mahoney2, Bell 2, Bolte, Bullard, G . Bullus,Ramsay. BESTS. Mahoney, P Mahoney, G. Bullus, C Walker, L . McGregor,S. Bell.AQUINAS Tubb 8, Horvath 3, L . Denver 2, W innen 2, Hodge, Rosbrook,Hewitt. BEST Wirmen, Scott, Hewitt, Sheehan, Tubb, RogersDOVETON 4.4 4.4 6.6 7.8.50GLENHUNTLY 1.2 4.9 5.10 7.12.54DOVETON Ashwood 2, Adrian Brown, Sheppeck, Salerno, Sutton, K .Wilson . BEST P Eyre, K Wilson, P. Ashwood, L . Vurlow, D. Ruston, C.Wormsley.GLENHUNTLY Antonio 2, Patterson, M . Hill, Oaten . Wilson, Jones BESTP O'Shannessy, Lukies, Antonio, Wilson, B . Angwin, Rest of Team .BULLEEN UNITED 0.4 .4POWERHOUSE 14.9.93BULLEEN UNITED BEST Thompson, Cartledge, Stewart, O'Brien, Olney,Turvey.POWERHOUSE Le Deux 6, W tlson 3, C . McLeod, Cross, Dunlop, Malons,Senior. BEST Stafford . Senior, Cross . Holmes, Le Deux . Evans
- BEWAREA melee is "Where an incident takes placeinvolving players, pushing, scragging,jumping into packs, throwing each othertothe ground or other similar such conduct" .
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F-TROOPby "Stand-In"
With 4 rounds to go the final six looks to be settled .A depleted Old Essendon has made sure of one thing,that the premiership is not a one horse race as manywould believe. At Bulleen it was goodnight to StAndrews for another year and I cannot believe this sideis not contesting the finals especially after watching themdestroy Boronia Park 8 weeks ago. In the' Resies' only4 teams vying for the final two spots. As this is my lastcolumn as Peter Hille should be returning from EthiopiaI wish all clubs all the best for the rest of the season andas Ron Smith would say BeBeBe that's all folks .
REVIEWSalesians got back in to the winning mood with a
thumping 50 pt win over Richmond Central .St Ma ry 's held off FIT with a 24 pt win at home to
consolidate 2nd spot, on the other hand the FIThierarchy would have to be rapt on the effort of theirplayers.Uni High hung on to defeat an inaccurate St John'sto win by 3 pts .
Old Carey put paid to St Andrew's chances ofplaying in this years finals with a hard-slogging 21 ptwin at Bulleen .
Boronia Pk leading by 25 pts decided to go for asmoko-break with 10 minutes of the game to go, thenlet Chirnside Pk bang on 5 goals to go under againby 6 pts . Has someone killed a black cat out Boroniaway lately.
Uni Reds who have hit form of late disposed of a hotand cold W. Brunswick, who are definitely a tipstersnightmare, by 23 pts.
Match of the day at Box Hill did not turn out to beall St Leo's way. The only time St Leo's looked goodwas in the 1st quarter with a new ball and a strongbreeze, to win by 25 pts . As my Old E spy says they'revery beatable.
In the last game Peninsula continued on their merryway with a strong 38 pt win over St Pat's .
PREVIEWWest Brunswickat home will find St Leo's too hot
to handle andthe Box Hill boys should win comfortablyby 12 goals.
St John's and St Andrew's should be a very closegame and with home ground advantage St John's by2 goals .
Uni Reds and St Mary 's will be another close gameand I'll stick my neck out and tip Uni Reds by 6 pts.
Uni High and Salesian at the Zoo will be anothe rclose contest and with a lot at stake I cannot seeSalesian dropping this game, so I feel they will win by4 goals .
Match of the day is at Bulleen where I think OldCarey with home ground advantage will be too strongfor Peninsula and will win by 5 goals.
Boronia Park and Old Essendon will be anotherclose goame and I feel Old Es won't want to drop thisone so I'll tip them to win by 6 goals .
Richmond Central would not want to take FIT toolightly, especially after last week's performance, but at
home it's hard to go past Centrals so I tip them to winby 3 goals.
Chirnside Pk and St Pat's out at Chirnside will beanother close contest and after watching them lastweek, I tip Chirnside Pk to get home by 6 pts .
RESERVESSt Leo's by 4 goals over W. BrunswickSt Andrew's by 12 goals over St John'sUni Reds by 6 goals over St Ma ry 'sSalesian by 2 goals over UHSO BOld Carey by 2 goals over Peninsul aOld Essendon by 6 goals over Boronia ParkRichmond Central by 8 goals over FITSt Pat's by 3 goals over Chirnside Park .
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Fincher, St Leo'sZois, SalesiansPhayre, Old EssendonMazza, UHSOBIngram, St Leo's
RESERVES
Round 1 5WEST BRUNSWICK vs ST LEO'S/WATTLE PARKField: G . Waldron, D. D'AlteraST JOHN'S vs ST ANDREW'SField: V. Vescovi, H . Littl eUNI REDS vs ST MARY'SField: G . Morgan, S . ThuysUHSOB vs SALESIANSField: L . Simeoni, G . KnightOLD CAREY vs PENINSULAField: R. Martyn, S . Harfor dBORONIA PARK vs OLD ESSENDON at Old EssendonField: P. Maebus, T. SutcliffeRICHMOND CENTRAL vs FOOTSCRAY INST.Field: D. McInerney, S . Capl eCHIRNSIDE PARK vs ST PAT'S MENTONEField: A. Stubbs, D. D'Altera
-l'u- OLD ESSENDON VS FIT
ST ANDREW'S VS RICHMOND CENTRALUNIVERSITY REDS VS UHSOBBORONIA PARK VS WEST BRUNSWICKST JOHN'S OC VS CHIRNSIDE PAR KST LEO'S VS OLD CARE YST MARY'S VS PENINSULA OBST PAT'S VS SALESIANS OC
SENIORSSALESIANS 8.3 11.8 17,12 20.13 .133RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 .1 6.6 9.7 12 .12 .84SALESIANS Canavan 7, A . Grace 5, Bobetic 3, Healey 2, Hunt Sinclair .BEST Canavan, Bobetic, M, Brennan . Healey, Sinclair, CastaidiRICHMOND CENTRAL Whiteside 5, D. Shannon 2, Pickett 2, Sutherland,Crupi, Kaine BEST Whiteside, Waters, Pickett, Hickey, Dautowc,Sutherland .
FIT 30 4.1 6.2ST MARY'S 6.4 7.8 11 14 .22 .106FIT B Tomelty 5, Williams 3, Byrnes 2, Phillips, Johnstone, West, BESTD. O'Shea, Tabone, Ziegler, Nucara, Williams, Flynn .ST MARY'S Plumridge4, G . Mullins 4, Jones 3, Ross 2, K. Muffins, BESTRoss, O'Brien, O'Rourke, Jones.UHSOB 3.5 6.6 11.7 18.9.117ST JOHN'S 6.4 9.8 11.13 16.18.114UHSOB Cleary 4, Wallace 3, Mazza 3, Epfano 2, G . Smith 2, Buchmasser2, McLean, Boxshall . BEST Wallace,Trantino, Boxshall, Cleary, D. Smith,RoachST JOHN'S Chariton 6, Canal 4, Matheson 2, Ladson, Emery, Colville,Walton . BEST Koppens, Chariton, Rachelle, ColvilleOLD CAREY 3.4 4.8 6.11 9.14 .68ST ANDREW'S 2.2 4.4 5.6 6.11 .47OLD CAREY Hickey 3, Skene 3, Ballagh 2 . P Harris. BEST Daniels, BertrRaft, Harris, Shrives.ST ANDREW'S Fox 2, Ashby, Beard, Lucas, Reilly, Saddler. BESTAshby,Beard, Bovezza. Menta, Rule, Taylor.CHIRNSIDE PARK 3.1 5.6 7.9 12.11.83BORONIA PARK 4.3 6.5 8.10 11 .11.77CHIRNSIDE PARK Stickland 3, McHenry 2, Wheeler, G . De Jong, M .De Jong, Sciortino, Mathieson, Thomas . M . Carusi . BEST Team Effort .BORONIA PARK Martin 3, Hincksman 3, Gerrard 2, Featonby 2, Briant .BEST Mornsh, Gerrard, Martin, Vanbuul, Featonby, Rasdel lWEST BRUNSWICK 2.0 4.4 5.5 10.7.67UNIVERSITY REDS 0.6 3.10 11 .13 12 .16.88WEST BRUNSWICK Magafas 5, Rooke 2, Fallon, Vitale, Barnes . BESTJackson, Magafas, Moore, Fallon, Fyffe, GrayUNIVERSITY REDS Strike 7, Muldoon 3, Tehan, Farrell . BEST Strike, CRoss . Curry, Cook, A . White, Arnott ,ST LEO'S 6.4 8.6 11.12 13 .13.91OLD ESSENDON 1.2 2.5 6.7 9.12 .66ST LEO'S Ingram 2, Caione 2, Douglass 2, P. Kelly 2, Cozzican 2, JMurphy, D. Glass, P, O'Halloran . BESTG. Robinson, P. Kelly, A. Douglass,B. Vaughan, D. Kenny, J. Murphy .OLD ESSENDON Souter 3, McKinnon 2, Sumundza, McEncroe,McKenzie, P. Crameri . BEST McKinnon, Souter, McKenzie, G . Cramen,Reade, McEncroe, Thomson .PENINSULA 8.4 10.6 15.9 16.16.112ST PAT'S 2.6 5.10 6.12 10 .14.74PENINSULA Wiltshire 3, Goding 2, Gross 2, Pwe112, Sharpin 2, McMahon2, Cross, Fisher, Marks . BEST Nelson, Gross. Goding, McMahon, Watson,Cross.ST PAT'S D. Stuldreier 7, R . Henry 3. BEST K. Gurtler P Murphy, R . Henry,D. Stufdreier. C. Fraser.
RESERVESSALESIANS 8.2 15.5 18.7 25 .12 .162RICHMOND CENTRAL 1.3 2.5 4.8 6.8 .44SALESIANS Zois 7, Miller 6. Mallard 4. McKnight 2, Gooden 2.Stoffaddes, Clark . BEST Clark, Garafolo, Maillard, Zois, Walker, GoodenRICHMOND CENTRAL Peters 2, Short, Cohen, S . Shannon, DormerBEST Wallace, Gordon, Dormer, M . Austin, Collins, Atherton .FIT 1.1 4.2 5.2 8.3.51ST MARY'S 5.3 12.8 16.12 18.13 .121FITC. Chamberlain 3, Alvarado, A . Cliffe, T Moebus, Williamson, Mingos,BEST Alvarado, Saccuzzo. Boef, Mingos, Sutherland, Williamson.ST MARY'S Burns 6, Cuddon 4, Sloan 3, Satterley 2, A . Bourke,Johnstone, D. Bourke, BEST Evans, Learmonth, Satterley, Boast .UHSOB 8.5 14.9 17.15 18.21 .129ST JOHN'S 1.1 2.6 2.6 4.7.31UHSOB Wood 5, Simoni 3, Johnson 2, Wright 2 . Bunn 2, Kountios, BRothwell, Jones, R . Lightfoot. BEST S. Smith, K . Strachan, Bunn, Roberts.Wood, Simorn .ST JOHN'S Grundell 4. BEST Owens, Sutton . Campbell, MurphyOLD CAREY 1.5 7.8 10.9 16 .11 .107ST ANDREW'S 3.1 6.2 7.6 7.7.49OLD CAREY Drake 4, Bertalli 2, Styles 2, Drover 2 . Hands 2 . MacRae,Vissenloux, Nance, Bennett . BEST Bennett, Wappett, Drever, Styles .Drake, Vissenloux .ST ANDREW'S Campbell 3, Adams, D. Iles, McLachlan, PepyaL BESTD. Iles, Leopold, Lynch, Overend, Wallace, Wright .
CHIRNSIDE PARK 3.1 7.4 8.7 11.12.78BORONIA PARK 0.4 1.4 1.5 1.5.11CHIRNSIDE PARK S. Condie 4, V. Bourke 2, L . Lowen, P Harvey, A .Skillern, P Campbell . BEST Campbell, Harvey, Duck. Condie, Fisher,Bourke.BORONIA PARK Marovic . BEST Metherell, Jacquier, Wright, LechnerRiley, Harman.WEST BRUNSWICK 1.3 3.8 6.12 12 .14 .86UNIVERSITY REDS 3.4 3.5 5.6 6.8 .44WEST BRUNSWICK Malha 2, Marlow 2, Leatham 2, Kirk 2, Andoniadis,Fowler, Hatzistavrou, Czerkiewicz . BEST Jones, Chappell, Hatzistavrou,Woollard, Crichton, Mallia .UNIVERSITY REDS S. Moller 3, Hudson, Rizotto, McAuliffe. BESTBethune, Suidgeest, Wood, Dobson, Basile, Mizis.ST LEO'S 2.2 5.6 8.8 9.11 .65OLD ESSENDON 3.1 6.3 8.6 9.9.63ST LEO'S D. Ingram 2, M . Fincher 2, J, Azzapardi, R. Knowles, M . Mdzos,A . Ndreh, M . Baddley. BEST C. Ingram, R . Knowles, D. Ingram, M,Baddley, G . Grandy, A. Ndreh.OLD ESSENDON Dudderidge 5, Evans, Thornton, Gowty, Stevens, BESTEastway, Singleton, Hearne, Booth, Shaw, Manfield .PENINSULA 2.1 5.3 5.5 6.8 .44ST PAT'S 2.1 2.3 4.8 8.10 .58PENINSULA Franks 2, Phillips 2, Jarrett, Stewart. BESTS. Micari, Jarrett,King, Farrow, Franks, Sampson .ST PAT'S M . Sheehan 2, B. MacKay 2, M . Enides 2, M . O'Brien . BESTD . Seedsman, T. Nelson, M . Houlihan, M . O'Brien, J. Mulholland, B.MacKay.
100 AT O L D ESSENDON100 Games - Peter Crameri - Round 15 (25/7) .
Congratulations to Peter our Club Captain and pastB&F winner.
GREG & DARREN - 50 GAMESBoronia Park would like to congratulate Greg
Hincksman and Darren Monish on playing their 50games. Greg who completed his milestone againstPeninsula a few weeks back has been a great playerfortheclub since their inception in 1990 . Darren Monishhas also been an asset to our club, a committeemanand last year's best clubman award winner and playshis 50th this weekend (25/7) against Old Essendon .
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10 . T.L . Young11 . A . Brown12 .P-Wall13 . C. Chan14 . A . Lilli s15 . P. Rodighiero16 . M . Woods17. J. Kadamani18 . C. Ferguson19 . TJ . Young20. C. Polldano21 . J . Sing h22 . M . Quick23. N . Walke r24. M. Schreenan25. G . Douglas26. P. Chan27 .T Ryan28. J. Edwards29. R. Weddle32 . D. Goad33. B. Bennett35.S. Kent42. C . Pitt50. S . Cameron88. C. Georgiou
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10 J . Biancartli11, B . Wilmottt2.J .Bndger11 B . Payton14. D . Wood15. B . Kayt6. M . Clarke17. A . Bain18.D .Artz19. N . Skinner20. T . Ke1is21 . M . Looschilder22. R. Brabner (Capt)23, J . MacAhster24. L. Souliar25. M. Hope26,R.Shaw27. S. Will s28. D Stairace29.A.Beg930. J . Phdlipson31 . T, Williams32. D . Wellspring34, C . Scarlett35. J. Dakis (DVC)37, J . Da y38 . M . Fletcher43 . C Morrison44 . S . Whitby45, S . Magee47 . G . Taylor49 .A.Haggarty50 . E . Murray-White (DVC)55 . P . Harveyat . N . Smith63 .R.Capes
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1 . E . Montgomery2 . S . Sheaha n3. M . Wenzel4. D . Norman5. L. McDonnel l6. P. Roberts (Capt)7. J. Gallaghe r8 . M . Robertson9. A . Spee d
10. D. Sadler11 . S . Lindsay12 . A . Strahan13.S, Pryde14. J. Hosking15. N . Lolatsis16. G . Mills17. J. Perelberg18. A . Griffiths19. B. Fanfold20 . B . Simpson22 . P. Macmillan23 . S. Bailey24 . D.Johnson25 .R .Jones26 . J . Fraser-Smith27. N . Stran g28 . Robert Hardy29 . Richard Hardy
M.H.S.O.B.Coach: S . Duketi st . N . Bradley (Capt)2 . C. Parri s3- B . Web b4 . S. Danckert5. M . Guinea6. M . James7 . J . Vida l8. P Barge9. A . Saultry
10. K . Wailes11 . S. Neal12 . R . Zwar13 . R . Gordon14 . E . Thomas15 . P. Albergo16 . M . Atkin17. P. Founta s18 . J . Gocoin (VC)19 . J . Duketis20. P. Bake r21 . D. McAllister22. N . Paton23.N . Gregory24. B. Etchell25. N . Archdal l
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1 . S. Yass2. M . Manson3. L . Connolly4. B. Beasley5. D. Kinsella6. B. McGann7. P. Margugullo8. D. O'Brien9.S . Flannery
10. S. Hunte r11 . M . Hecker12. L . Patrick13. D. Prosser14. D. Beesley15. S . Hecker16. D. Barry17. R . Randall18. G . O'Brien19. S. Carter20. M . McCraw21 . S . Chadwick22. C . Goodchild23. J. Sebire24. J. Walsh25. J. Libbis26. C. Loos27. S. O'Kelly28. M . Ellerton30. M . Law
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10, P. Norris11 G . Carroll12 . A . Mercuri13. S . Co x14 . Q Fogarty15 .E . Rowlands16 J. Mcllroy17. D. Perrone1& J, Lynch19 . S. Biscaro20. A. Trimboli21 . M . Malone22 .L .Bevan23, P. O'Dwyer24. G . O'Toole25, J . Schmidt26, P Hehir27. P Kett28. P Callaghan29. V. Tirotla30. D. Cotter31 . J . Ciccotosto32 . M . Bevanda33,S .Bevanda34, D. Este e35 . R. Gale36, F. Haifa37. T. Mills38, D, Pasquariello39, A. Rya n40. D. Ryan41 . T. Spell42 . W. Tale b43. D. Tomlinson44. L . Toner45. M . Volp t46. D. McGrillen47. E. Swain
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Mal Prior2. T. Driver4, P. Saw6. L. Parris8. A . Bennett9. P. Reid
10, G . Hatton12 . D. Merrell13, A . O'Loughlin15. 8- Lederman16. C . Shallard17. D. Hall18. W. Murphy19. M. Prior21 . C . Connelly24,P Ryan25,P. Edwards29, G. Parkinson32 . A. Saw39. C. McMahon41 . R . Boon49. G Daisley58. D. Cummins60. B. Croy
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1 . K. Fuller17. R . McLeish20.A .Greenway21 . S . Wilso n26. D. Kay28 L. Higham40. S. Kirkham41 . C. Adams42. H. Middleton43. S. Montgomery44. J . Russel l45. C. Atkinson46. K . Burrows47. M . Clunies-Ross48. M . Godwi n49. D. Steele50, S. Rodwell51 . S. Illingworth52. W. Strangward53. A . Sutherland54. S. Sutherland55. B . Curri e56. A . Craw57. D . Walsh58. P. Edwards59. P Morrison88. 1 . Bowden
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10. M . Slomp11 . N . Tierny12 . P. Rossitto13. S . Sherry (Coach)14. G . Mina s15. D Clutterbuck16, S . Hartley
(VC)17. P. Englehart18. M. Bingley20. D. Murphy21 . A. McKillop22.B.Hedges23, M . Maziotis25. D. McNamara26. G. Lilley27. D. Bingley28. S. James29. P Barke r32. A. Georgievski33. S . Duff35. R . Seitz36, B . Kem p38. A. Bartholomew41 . T Patric k42 . B. Schreiner44 A. Hartley46. R . Pearso n
J. ModicaW. FeruglioJ. McEvoyG . BroadleyD. FlemingS . BensonB. EverettK. EverettM . HeardG . MathewsA. HeitmanC. MaherM. Powell
OLDWESTBOURNECoach: Greg C rowe
1 . G . Murdoch2. J . Heffernan3. D. Evans5,O.Johnson6. S. Gre g7 . A. Chnsto8. A. Horsburgh9. R . Sherlock
10 . G . Crowe11 . J . Sherlock12, G . Harris13 . O. Freeland14 . T Geier15 . A. Board17. A. Goates18 . P. Martinsen19 . S . Christo20. J . Manalokakis21 .S,Loukides22. B . Luca s23. & Porter24. A . Belcher25. T. Ferris27 . D. Billman28, R . Harris29. D. Horsburgh30. A . Webster31 . W. Taylor
ELTHAMCOLLEGIANSCoach : D. Tucke r2. S. Tucker3. A. Tucker4. A Koster5. D Mouat7 N Hamshare8 P. Sinclai r9 R. White
It D.Tucker12, J . Weatherall13, D Giles14 . W. Wood15 M . Peterson16 F. Mandler18 P. Kernagan21 . S Millar22. D Hughes23 P Taylo r24 T Stickland26 M . Delaney27 S. Feely29, R. Haber31 . C. Butter
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35. J . Pitcher40. A. Peacock42 . A . Mille r43 G . Constantine44. M Bailing45 D Thorson46 C Penna50. S Webster55 P Morrow
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Vincent McGuire1 . D. Solommon2. M . Varga5.D.Copeland7. M . Creak (VC)8. J. Monaghan9. D. Klaaysen
11 . P. Klaaysen12 . M . Dowling15 . F. Monaghan16 . J . Pearso n17 . M . Cunningham19 . P. Woo d24. V. McGuire26. D . Considine27,5. Denahy28. J. Klaaysen31 . P. O'Dea32 . P. Punting (DVC)33. R . Klaayse n34. J. O'Connell35. A . Vinnecombe37. M . O'Connell38. D . McAllister44. B. Moon48. B. Doolan (Capt)54. S. Brooks58 . S. Tobin64 . T. Matkov78. M . Devers79. S. Denahy
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c"Q. Stuart Smith21 . N,Stephenson22 S Evangelou23 M. Turner24 C McAsey25.R. McAsey26 L McKenzieV. B Taranto28. B Broome29. A. Farrell30J.Rohan31- M Faulkner32 . J . Toomey33 A, Davidson34 M, Roden35. D Robinson36 J. Menlo!!37, K Brooks38. W Bugle39 R, Gee40. J. Murray41,J.Schwartz
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Senior Coach : Malcolm WebsterReserves Coach : Steven Lucas
1, D. lie s2. I . Ashby (Capt)3. C Di Clanni4. R . Davies5 S Lucas6. A . Gleisner7. C. Fox8. A. Ford9. K . Wright
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1 . P Murphy2 . R. Steward3. D. Miller4.T.Van Den Akker5. C. Kenny7. J . Murphy8. R, Powe r9. R . Sweetland
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Rese rves Coach :Greg Tregear
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Asst. Coaches :Brett JarickMichael O'Shaughnessy
Reserves Coach :Stuart Colquhoun
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10 . M . McDonald11 . D. Edgel l1Z N . Sapp13 . P . Kingston14 . S . Samid15 . M . McConvill16 .T. Stewart17 . P . Harrington18 P . Cleary19 . A . Jobling (Capt)20 D. Wood21 .S . Carboon22, M . Ston e23 . P . McDonald24- S . McCooke25. P . Forsyth26 . M . Brown27, T. Hills28, B . Collins29, G. Petering30. R . Woodland31 . B . Egan32 S. Reidy33. E . Fraser34. C . Sparrow35.A, Grace36. M . Devine37 . A Or r38. P . Milner (Res-VC)39- S. Morga n40. P . Joy41 . R . Oaten42, D. Robertson (Res Capp43. C . Thomas44 . A . Connolly45 .D Barton47 . G, Treverton48 . P . Marnow49, P . Hurley50.D.Conway51 . J . Brown52 . D. Connel l53. C . Karageorgio54 . C . Kelleher55 . P . McConvill56, B . Turner58 . C. Byrnes59 . M . Osborne60 . J . Collins61 . A . Kukuljan
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Grant Pyers1 . P. Adams2. D. Witchetl3. L . Holt (VC)4 . M . Legge5.C .Ladd6. P" Williams7. P. Broster8. B. Moloney9 . G . Sutterby
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1 . J. Alexander2 . I . Kohle r3. 1 . Sest5. G . Gate6 . 1. Hildebrand7. S. Seaton8. A. Barker9. L . Baring
10.J.Koop11 . M . Spencer12. M . Crampton13 . R . Culvenor14.V.Sheehan15. R . Knight-16. T. Chisholm17. S. Zacharidrs18 . G. Hipwell (VC)19. P Walli s20. A . Tuhan21 . D. Lawrence22 . M- Cohen23. P. Whit e24 . S . McKay25 . M . Keliock26. A . McGregor (Capt)27. D. Newman28. S . Rowlands29 . A . Headberry32 G . Wadley33. D. O'Brien34 . J. Quin (DVC)35. A . Qui n37. J . Andntsos38. N . Fletcher39. T. Gattuso40 . K . O'Brien43, G. Enders
45.J .Lochowiak46 .J .Shady47. N . Crampton48. P. Andritsos49. T. White50. G . McHenry51 .B. Hodgson52 . J. Millie53. D. Walsh55. D. Trumble56. J. Cooney57. M . Kanizay58. M . Hanlon64 R . Knott65 D. Wood66. C. Ketsakidi s67- D. Paterson70. M . Nihdt71- M . Hay72 . C. Conroy73, A . Parsons
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Shane Youn g
I . G . Bennett2. M . McLennan3. A. Pryor (Capt)4 . C, Anderson (DVC)a M . Waddingto n6. M . Allen7. J . Ryan8 S . Fitchett9 . M . Fisher
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13. A . Grant (VC)14. J. Bennett15. R. Haydon16. M . Hendne17. A. Rickarby18 M. Talbot19. C. Brook20. M . Reid21 . C. James22.T Hayden23 . M . Shippen24. A Hamilton25. L . Hamilton26. T. Desmyth27 A. Augustin e28. A . Gate29. P. Latzer30, R. Phillips31 . S. Murray32, H . Jarvis33. Jarvis34. R. Brown (Res-Capt)35 D. Smyth e36. B. Pollock37. M . Selby38. J. Tregaskis39. A . Hoar40. N . Timms41 .S Duggan42 . Devin e43. J. Pyers44- A. McLaughlin45 . R . Carte r46. J . Allmond47 . R . Hopkins48. C. Haling49 .S.Young50. J . Donelan51 . P. Murphy52. P Murphy53, M. Hal l54 . G . Treverton55,P. McMahon56-A. Cooper57- J . Tomkins58. S . O'Donnel l59, C . Gilmore
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1 T. Wilts2 R . Pisarski3. J- Nichols (Capt)4. P O'8rien5. N. Boyden6. R . Dery7, C. Thompson8 . J. Keebl e9. D. Cordner (DVC)
10.A .Joyce1! B. Murphy12 . G Borton13, S Rose14. S. Bardsley15, 0 Maskief16P, Woo d17 M . Rose18. W Ward-Ambler19. J . Correll20. A Saiek22 L Mackay23. A . Wilts24. S . Teat25 R. Nelson27 C Bryan28. C . Terrill29 R, Meade30 N . Howe((31,S. Fraze r32. R Webb (VC)33. G. Dixon34, C- Anastaeakis36, S . Newman37, G . Curtis39 M McGregor40, M Blood41 . P MacDonald42 B. Williams43 P Birrell44 J Harty46 P Sinn49 . T Stuckey50 B Cook51 W Ward52.D. Dowling53.C Kopa54 . C Williamson55 E Atkinson56 M Atkinson60 M- McCulloch61, G . McCulloch63 . S Martin65.J.Cunnack66 P Tsiampas67, D MacDonald68 S,Bownng69 . B Jost73.T. Hogg77 S. Oliver
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1 .A .Acreman2 . David Campbell3 Ft. Newman4 . M . Barrett5 . M . Turner6. D. Patterson7. G . Norton8. N . MacQuire9. R. MacQuire
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l 28, P. Harringto n29 . A . Ca rter30. C. Scott31 .P Beynon32. J. Sly (Capt)33 . C. Gardiner (VC)34 . D. Holland (Res-Capt)35. D . Murphy36.P.Dynes37. G . Mickelburough38 . B . Sherriff39.R .Beynon40. M . Osbor n41 . N . She r42 . Darren Campbell43. C. Bes t44. M. Dyer45. A. Szadura46 . A . Petrov47, J . Konicanin48. D .Johnson49. R. Howi e50, C. Funston51 . N . Wright52 . A. Oxland53. A . Riddle54. B. Paterson55, G . Worrell56 . M . Leone57 W, Jones58. T. Low61 . T. Cowell69 . C Love
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1. S. Vincent2_ 8. McClements3. M . Considine (Capt)4. S_ Phil p5. N . Wayman6. J. Geary7e p Cosgriff8 D. Reeves9. P Shannon
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Again I failed by only one game to tip the card soagain 1 have to be content with a 91% success rate .
G NORTHLeaders BulleenTemplestowe joined A and B
Section clubs with a day off as their opponentsWilliamstown forfeited to them . Despite inaccurate
kicking St Bernartlsweretoo strong for Marcellin and
won their match by 10 points . North Old Boys joined
Marcellin on points as a consequence of their 6 pointvictory over an inaccurate old Scotch who had moreof the play in their forward line. Eltham had a percentagebuilding victory by 54 points over Banyule. This victory
virtually assures Eltham will play in the First Semi Final .
Kew returned to the winning list with a 98 point victoryover Therry while Camberwell remain in the 3 waycontest for 4th place as a result of their 26 point victoryover Old VUestbourne .
G SOUT HOld Geelong had a day out at the expense of
Glenhuntly when by dint of their 67 point victory the
O .G.s prevented me tipping the card . Monash W hiteshad by far the better of Old Melburnians in their gamewhich the Whites won by 41 points. Bloods did theirbest to bridge their hiatus with the top 4 sides whenthey easily defeated St Kevin's by 149 points. Leaders
Old Xavenans received little opposition from StKildalSth Caulfield who troubled the scorers onlyonce as against 42 scores by the `Crocodiles' who wonwith a 141 point margin . M azenod made the most oftheir opportunities as they were able to defeat Old
Haileyburians by 55 points . Accurate kicking by
Monash Gryphons enabled them to finish 14 points
behind De La Salle who had more play in their forwardline. Collegians had the Bye .
PREVIEW OF ROUND 1 5
G NORT HKew should finish the season with a victory over
Williamstown who are to be complimented on theirpersistence. Eltham should be able to defeat the greatly
improved Old tfltestbourne who face the long journey
to Research . Undefeated BulfeenTemplestoweshould retain their enviable record at the expense ofOld Scotch who, however, did display improved formlast week . In the battle of traditional rivals North Old
Boys visit St Bernards for what to N o rth is an
elimination final . At home I select St Bernards who dohave the more impressive 1992 record. Banyule and
Therry each have the chance to finish their season witha victory. Although Therry has the more impressiverecord this season f select Banyule who will be favouredby home ground advantage . Out east is anotherelimination final as the winner of the M arcellin and
Camberwell match (on my selections) is assured offinishing in 4th place. Camberwell has the homeground advantage whereas Marcellin has the better
performed line with Treganowan the focal point . Onthe other hand the Camberwell defence has proventhe stronger this season . Although each side can layclaim to victory I favour Marcellin simply becauseforwards win matches and those from Marcellin havethe score on the board .
G SOUT HBloods should keep their finals aspirations alive until
all results are known because l select them to win overOld Geelong even on Como Park . St Kevin's and
Glenhuntly should provide an even contest from wthchI favour Glenhuntly to just emerge with victory. Old
4>,Relburnians should be able to finish their season withvictory over St Kilda/South Caulfield who have lackedthe personnel to be a force during 1992 . Monash
Gryphons should be able to end their season withvictory over Collegians . The Gryphons started well,then struggled as Semester 1 exams took precedenceand have now bounced backtoform . On the other handI believe Collegians after looking like finalists early inJuly, faltered, and had the bye . I don't therefore believethey will be at their top mentally and physically today .
De La Salle should insure their finals appearance withvictory over Old Haileybury whereas at M ulgrave,
M azenod must defeat Old Xaverians to be sure ofplaying in next week's finals . Both sides appear evenlymatched up forward although the Xaverian defence
has proven the stronger.l select Old Xaverians to windespite their necessity to travel further than normal . My
reasons are : their stronger forwards led by M . Dalton
and King and their greater depth of experience .
M onash Whites have the Bye to plan for next week'ssemi final .
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G NORTHBULLEENTEMP. RECEIVED FORFEITWILLIAMSTOWN FORFEITE DST BERNARD'S 2.5 5.8 8.11 9 .14.68MARCELLIN 2.0 4.5 6.7 8.10.58ST BERNARD'S J . Monaghan 4, F. Monaghan 2, R . Klaaysen 2, TMaticov. BEST P Klaaysen, D. Klaaysen, A . Vinnecombe, J . O'Connell.C . Doolan, T. Maticov.MARCELLIN Treganowan 3 . Hesse 2, Crimmins, Keogh, O'Hehir. BESTMahon, Hesse, T.G . Slattery, B . Day, Paonessa, Treganowan .NORTH OLD BOYS 2.0 5.3 7.5 7.5 .47OLD SCOTCH 0.2 2.3 5.3 5.11 .41NORTH OLD BOYS Limperakis3, Lynch, Bevanda, Mlletto, Wood. BESTLynch, Carroll, Henderson, Bevanda, Wood, Phillips .OLDSCOTCH D. Steele4, Murtagh . BEST Murtagh, Edwards, Higham,Craw, McCallum, Kerr.
ELTHAM 4.4 9.9 10.13 14.18 .102BANYULE 1.2 2.4 3.6 6.12.48ELTHAM D. Thorson 6, S . Martins 2, R. White, P. Sinclair, M . Gaitley, T.Stickland, M . Peterson, M . Delaney.BANYULE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .KEW 3.7 7.9 11.14 18 .16 .124THERRY 1.1 3.1 4.1 4.2 .26KEW O' Dea 7, D. Maclsaac 5, Holten 2, Doyle 2, P. Shaw, Lazarus. BESTDoyle, O'Dea, Holten, J . Livingston, D. Maclsaac, Oakley.THERRY P. Bosanko 3, A. Eldrett . BEST Mott, Devereaux, Bosanko,Lyons . Jenkins, Reddin .CAMBERWELL 2.0 5.5 8.10 10.13 .73OLD WESTBOURNE 1.3 3.3 6.3 7.5 .47CAMBERWELL N . Tribe 3, W. Glazebrook 3, M . Bingley 2, B. Hedges,P. Barker. BEST P. Alsop, N . Tribe, M . Bingley, S . Hartley, A. Heitmann,R . Seitz .OLD WESTBOURNES. Porter 2, J. Manalokakis2, D . Evans, G . Crowe,J. Heffernan . BEST D . Billman, G . Murdoch, P. Martinson, R . Harris, J.Heffernan .
G SOUT HGLENHUNTLY 7.5.47OLD GEELONG 18.6.114GLENHUNTLY Trew 2, Wright 2, Orinstead, Johnson, Pesce . BESTWarren, Timms, Dix, Pesce, Wright, Quemoy.OLD GEELONG McMillan 5, Burbank 5, Strauss 5, Convin, Joyce, Petty.BEST Moore, Jackson, Kaaka, Strauss, Convin, Joyce, Brocksopp .OLD MELBURNIANS 2.0 3.2 7.2 7.3.45MONASH WHITES 4.2 4.6 5.10 12.14.86OLD MELBURNIANS Wilson 2, King 2, Marinis, Van Den Dungen,Scrinnis. BEST Potter, Taylor, Wilson, King, Cordner, Scrinnis .MONASH WHITES Gualano 2, Eaton 2, Morgan 2, Sinn 2, D . Gemmola,O'Hara, Lloyd, Ridley. BESTColombies, Lloyd, Morgan, Gualano. Ridley,Eaton .
BLOODS 26.20 .176ST KEVIN'S 4.3.27BLOODS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .ST KEVIN'S T Bare 2, O'Keefe, Cantone. BEST R . Douglas, B . Millar,M . Turvey, C . Nolan, T. Bare, T Dole.OLD XAVERIANS 21 .21 .147ST KILDAISTH CAUL. 1.0.6OLD XAVERIANS M . Dalton 7, R . King 6, A . Hall 4, M . Fraser, J. Cummins,J. McGrath, M . Fitz . BEST M . Fraser, J . Cummins, M . Dalton, R . King,C . Bloom, M. Plant .ST KILDA/STH CAUL. Joseph . BEST Nardella, Joseph, Egan, Lynch,Langdon, Storai .OLD HAILEYBURIANS 2 .1 4.3 6.3 6.7.43MAZENOD 5.3 9.3 12.8 15.8.98OLD HAILEYBURIANS Lane 2, Lear, Allen, Hillyer, Gregson . BESTMcGorlick, P. Bennett, Sher, McCrimmon, Ladds, Steel.MAZENOD Sharp 4, Palamara 2, Quirk 2, Trusler 2, Allsop 2, Bourbon,Collins, Walker. BEST Walsh, Little, Walker, Wilson, Kealy, Sharp .MONASH GRYPHONS 4 .1 7.3 8.5 10.5.65DE LA SALLE 2.3 8.7 8.8 11 .13 .79MONASH GRYPHONS C. O'Brien 8, J . Rubio . L . Wapling . BEST C.O'Brien, P. Smith, R . Hardman, J. Rubio, L . Wapling, P. Burke.DE LA SALLE Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .
To assist all VAFA players, as well as any Junior players associated with VAFA clubs,we have arranged a new sponsor this year, SPORTSLAB, who provide an excellentservice for obtaining mouthguards . For as low as $30 a professionally-fitted mouthguardcan be provided by an Advanced Dental Technician .
All Under 19 VAFA players who can provide a receipt for a professionally-fittedmouthguard are also eligible for a $2i9 rebate from the VAFA . Club Secretariesshould forward the receipt to VAFA Headquarters and the rebate will be sent directto the Club for distribution to the player/s concerned . This rebate is made possiblethrough VicHealth funding .
Remember, wearing a mouthguard at training as well as playing is stronglyrecommended and getting players accustomed to wearing mouthguards in all potentialcontact situations should be the policy adopted by all coaches and club officials .
NB : Eleven Old Carey U19 players have just received their $20 rebate .Do you have any U1 9 players who qualify'?
UNDER 19 SECTIONSby Max Lyon
REVIEW OF LAST W EEK'S MATCHESNo need to spend a lot of time on the two very one-
sided games played last week at HQ. De La's easy winover Haiteybury brought welcome smiles back to thefaces of the coach and 'Runner' after their previousweek's thrashing . The only highlight of an otherwiseroutine performance was the 4 goals kicked by half backTaylor in D's 13 goal blitz in the last term . Other goodplayers were Clancy, Conroy and M astroianni . StBedes slaughtered Oaks who, to their credit, kept tryingto keep the ball moving and only their skill levelsprevented them I rom8 for Bedas whilst cognss~tent
closer.ealwarrtt~attd McGra
wand Simon Flannery were their best performers .
PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GAM ESDIVISION 1
M arcellin are at home to Collegians and should beuntroubled to get the 4 points and keep Scott's dreamof a spot in the finals alive. M entone and O M s meetin another replay of last year's Grand Final with the resultagain being a decisive win for OMs. (I'm not scaredof 'Mrs Coach' after all!!) . Nodders are at home toBernies who have fallen right away and, after lastround's forfeit, it's hard to see them pressing the 2ndplaced N odders. M onds are a pretty inconsistent unitthis year but, despite the fact that their best efforts havebeen saved for their home ground appearances, I can'tsee them rolling Xavs .SELECTIONS: Marcellin, 0 . M e(b, Mazenod, 0. Xavs.DIVISION 2 CEN TR AL
OTs put in their worst effort of the year last round whilstBlacks should be back to full strength with the Unibreak finished . However, I expect OTs to also be backto strength and get home comfortably today. Bluesshould also be back on the winning list at the improvingBullants' expense whilst Trinity should be too goodfor Kew. A couple of weeks ago I would have expectedHoes to easily account for the Friars but last round'sform changed that view. I expect Hoes can win becauseof the incentive to cling to 4th spot . Old Carey and OldC'well should be a really top game. Wells are safelyplaced 2 games clear of the field whilst Carey must winto stay in the fight for the 4 . Both teams had good winslast round and whilst I have a hunch thatthe home teamwill get there today, I'm not brave enough to go againstthe 'Wells consistency. 'Wells by a kick .SELECTIONS: O. Trinity, Uni Blues, Ivanhoe, Therry,Old C'{NeA.
DIVISIO N 2 SOUTHSt Bedes will be untroubled to beat De La whilstHigh will beat the Fields but they won't want to
underestimate the reigning 'slab' winners. Rovers' formlast round was shocking but ! expect Red to get his boysto improve enough to roll the Oaks today and keep their
finals hopes alive. Ashers should be back in thewinners' circle after an absence of a few weeks whenthey face Old Hoes today. The last time Scotchiesplayed Tanners I thought both teams played the bestfootball I'd seen this season with Scotchies just gettinghome. Scotchies have to win today to keep their slimhopes of the finals alive and I believe that incentive plushome ground advantage may be enough to upset theTonners . The game of the round is between the toptwo - Jackers and Parkers . The wheels have slightlywobbled on the Parkers' machine whilst JaclCers'recent form has been excellent. I think the Jackers cancontinue the slide for Parkers and so move into top spoton the ladder.SELECTIONS : St Bedes, AJAX, O. Scotch, Monash,M HSOB, Hampton Rovers .
Winning details to mel ons5(this includes yo u 68 4727 (w/e ds) or fax e 646
0hon e872(Mondays) .
SLAB CHALLENGEThe purse has had a week to recover after the 3
previous losses to M onds, High and Fields so herewe go again. I'm sureCraig's boys at Carey would bedelighted to down my 24 'greenies' if they roll the 'Wellstoday.
UNDER 19 SECTION IRound 1 4MARCELLIN vs COLLEGIANS 2 .30 sta rtField: Ted Keating, D. Griffith sBoundary: G . Jones, M . McCrohanOLD MENTONIANS vs OLD MELBURNIANSField: R. Eastwood, D. KramerBoundary: K. Eastwood, R . KilfeyMAZENOD BLUES vs ST BERNARD'SField.' P. Molloy, B . Hodg eBoundary: R . Swinton, W. AllenORMOND vs OLD XAVERIANSField., P. Curry, R . Krishna n
UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRALRound 1 4OLD TRINITY vs UN! BLACKSField: N. Nugent, M . HeadBoundary: C. O'Donohue, N . WebleyUNI BLUES vs BULLEENTEMPField: K . Coughlan, P. LukiesIVANHOE vs WHITEFRIARSField: B. Hayward, S. MeredithBoundary : A . Alexander, K. NevilleTHERRY vs KE WField: C . Swale, A . Harri sOLD CAREY vs OLD CAMBERWELLField: P Ruff, B. Noona nBoundary: B . Ca!leja, N . WalkerOLD PARADIANS - BYE
UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUTHRound 1 4DE LA SALLE GOLD vs ST BEDES' Waverley Park
B . Walsh, B. McKe e=c :rndary: R . Valentine, B. Collins~,3L A . Draper, S. Lambl e
vs CHIRNSIDE PARK~;eld: T Martin, P. RapkeBoundary: G . Dolan, M . RasmussenOLD SCOTCH vs OLD BRIGHTONr,etd: D. Ashton, B. Johannsen3oundary: D. Celm, C . Leg gOLD IVANHOE vs MONASH BLUES Seddon Rese rve,
Green Street, Ivanhoe 3167Field, K . Segota, D. EarpBoundary: I. Lilley, L . StapletonMHSOB vs CAULFIELD GRAMM .Field: G . Kelly, M . PinneyBoundary: K. Convery, S. O'Conno rOAKLEIGH vs HAMPTON ROVERS Oakleigh VFA,
Warrigal Rd, 11 .30 start=RDooley, A. FirleyBoundary: T. Creighton, D. ChalmersS. Pitcher, K . Pitcher (Rot )
UNDER 19 SECTION 1Riley, Old .`entonians (-)Thompson, Old Melburnians (-)Theodore, Old Melburnians (-)Bennie, Marcellin (-)Webb, St Bernard's (-)
UNDER 19-2 CENTRAL SECTION(-)Raywood, Ivanho e
McKenzie, Old Camberwell (-)Scarpa. Thomastown (-)Bubis, Thomastown (-)Sutherland, Old Trinity (-)
UNDER 19-2 SOUTH SECTIO NDouglass, Monash Blues (-)Piccioli, Chirnside Park (-)Fountas, MHSOB (-)Gosstray, Caulfield Grammar (-)Kirzner AJAX (-)
UNDER 19 SECTION 1OLD XAVERIANS VS DE LA SALLE BLUEOLD HAILEYBUR!ANS VS MARCELLINCOLLEGIANS VS OLD MENTONIANSOLD MELBURNIANS VS ST BERNARD'SORMOND VS MAZENO D
U N DER 19 SECTION 2 CEN TRALKEW VS OLD TRINIT YUNIVERSITY BLACKS VS OLD CAREYBULLEENTEMPLESTOWE VS IVANHOEWHITEFRIARS VS OLD CAMBERWELLTHERRY VS THOMASTOW NOLD PARADIANS VS UNIVERSITY BLUE S
UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUTHCAULFIELD GRAMMAR VS DE LA SALLE GOLDST BEDES' VS OAKLEIG HCHIRNSIDE PARK VS OLD SCOTCHOLD BRIGHTON VS HAMPTON ROVERSMHSOB VS OLD IVANHO EMONASH BLUES VS AJA X
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UNDER 19 SECTIO N 2 SOUTH & SECTION 1OAKLEIGH 0.0 3.4 3.5 3.6 .24ST BEDES' 4.3 8.9 16.17 26.27.183OAKLEIGH Tomlinson, Billing , Satorre . BEST Tomlinson, Woodbridge.Hepburn, Wylie, Billing, Satorre.ST BEDES' Kinder 8, Fisher 5, Wells 4. McCraw3, Randall 3, Sam Hecker2, D. O'Brien . BEST McCraw. Flannery, Kinder, Randall, Fisher, Yass .
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DE LA SALLE BLUE 5.1 8.8 9.16 22 .20 .152OLD HAILEYBURY 1.1 2.1 2.2 3.4.22DE LA SALLE BLUE Taylor 4, Gunther 3, Doherty 3, Conroy 2, Lafferty2, Clancy, Commerford, O'Brien, Picono, Firms, Raju, Raynor . BESTConroy. Lafferty, O'Brien, Mastroianni, Taylor, Lester .OLD HAILEYBURY Hilton, Baxter, Richardson. BEST Fothergill, Pound.Raby, Burn, Evans . Kelly
F E RRA RI FOR MAL HIR EORMOND, CITY, FTtANI~.STON, DANDENONG, MI'TCHAM, MOORABBIN AND PRESTON
TRIBUNAL ANDINVESTIGATIONS
REPORTS
A . TIRCF ;a7'7'(Wh ^runs -Striking-2 matchesaD . PRE W ( t~th Bruns) - ~triking - 2 matchesS. DUNIN ( Latrobe) - Unduly rough play -
3 matchesG . ROGERS (M azenod) - Striking - 2 matches
"C. SMITH (Chirnside Park) -Attempting to strike- 1 match
'P. YENDALL (Preston) - Striking - 2 matches.T. SILVEY (G'huntly) - Abusive language -
3 m< iches.
`Accepted Pr -_ :_ .?ri~ec° ! _m alty
L . MURPHY (E'wick) - Audible offence - 1 matchS . TANNER (Preston) - 2 charges : Charge No 1 -
Striking - 4 matches ; Charge No . 2 - Kicking ;6 matches ; Total of 10 matches .
M . HOPKINS (0 . C'well) - Headbutting -10 matches .Mike McArthur-Allen -'Tribunal Co-ordinato r
Y:aF;~ r.-jams, -li~Vas (G Sec :,ion) - 2 charges:1 . Player ,,_~an Must found guilty of deliberately striking - suspended for 5 matches .2 . Charge against club for misconduct in that its supporters consumed alcohol during the match - clubfound guilty and fined $500.Club warned of obligations regarding on and off field responsibilities as a member VAFA club . Both chargesrelated to the G section match against De La Salle played July 4th 1992 .
VAFA against Boronia Park - 2 charges of misconduct :1 . Charge against club in that its supporters consumed alcohol during match - club put on a $250 bondfor rest of season ; to be refunded if no further charges against club are reported .2 . Misconduct charge against a Boronia Park official after match - charge proven and club fined $200 .
Phil Stevens, Investigations Co-Ordinator
Promoting good healthand preventing ss
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TSCOVER AUSTRALIA
COACHES CI,I ARE)edited by
Mike McArthur-Alle~-:
CHARACTERISTICS OFMENTALLY TOUGH COMPETITOR S
Extracted from the book "Mental Toughness Training for Sports ;Achieving Athletic Excellence", by James E . Loehr.
SELF MOTIVATED & SELF DIRECTE DHe doesn't need to be pushed, shoved, or forced
from the outside. His direction comes from within . He'sjnvolved because he wants to be, because it's his thing,not somebody else's .POSITIVE BUT REALISTI C
He's not a complainer, a criticiser, or a faultfindec He'sa builder, not a destroyer. His trademark is a blend ofrealism and optimism. His eye is always fixed onsuccess, on what can happen, and on what is possible- not on their opposites .IN CONTROL OF HIS EMOTION S
Every player or competitor understands all too wellthe unfortunate performance consequences of pooremotional control . Bad refereeing, stupid mistakes,obnoxious opponents, poor playing conditions, etc,represent powerful triggers of negative emotion . Anger,frustration and fear must be controlled, or they mostcertainly will control you . The tough competitor hastamed the lion inside.CALM & RELAXED UNDER FIR E
He doesn't avoid pressure, he's challenged by it . He'sat his best when the pressure is on and the odds areagainst him . Being put to the test is not a threat . It'sanother opportunity to explore the outer limits of hispotential .HIGH ENERGETIC & READY FOR ACTIO N
He is capable of getting himself pumped up andenergised for playing his best, no matter how he feelsor how bad or meaningless the situation . He is his ownigniter and can do so in spite of fatigue, personalproblems, or bad luck .DETERMINED
His sheer force of will to succeed in what he has
started Is beyond comprehension for those who do notshare the same vision . He is relentless in his pursuit ofhis goals . Setbacks are taken in stride as he inches hisway further forward .MENTALLY ALERT & FOCUSE D
He is capable of long and intensive periods of totalconcentration . He is capable of tuning in what'simportant and tuning out what's not, whether there isno pressure or great pressure. In short, he hasattentional control .
DOGGEDLY SELF CONFIDEN THe displays a nearly unshatterable sense of
confidence and belief in himself and in his ability toperform well . He rarely falls victim to his own or others'self defeating thoughts and ideas . As a consequence,he is not easily intimidated . On the contrary, becauseof his confident appearance, he often becomes theintimidator.FULLY RESPONSIBL E
He takes full responsibility for his own actions . Thereare no excuses . He either did or he didn't. Ultimately,everything begins and ends with him, and he iscomfortable with that . He is fully aware that his destinyas an athlete is in his own hands . His future is his own .
The athletes who fit this description best dominatethe world of sport,, . The world's greatest athletes givetestimony to the . eahry of mental toughness everytimethey perform . All the great artists of sport haveexemplified this special kind of inner strength, a strengththat goes well beyond the limits of their natural talentand skill . It is the thin line which separatesthe few whomake it from the thousands who don't . The decidingfactor is always the same : your INNER STRENGTHmakes the ultimate difference .
JF"LYFAILED TO PHONE FINAL SC ORESBY 3 P MST KILDA/STH CAULFIELD 3.10 ST KEVIN'S 3 .16CHIRNSIDE PARK 3.20` OLD XAVERIANS (G)BY 5 PMOLD XAVERIANS (G)
BY 5 .30 PMOLD XAVERIANS (G) j-fi
ttScores finally obtained from visiting club .*Clubs had to be contacted for scores
8 19 32PHONED INCORRECT SCORE S
JULY 18 1992SALESIANWEST BRUNSWICKCHIRNSIDE PARK (Res )
PLEASE NOTE : Standard fines will apply for clubsguilty of the above offences. Clubs who offend onthree occasions for the same type of offence will becharged with "conduct unbecoming a Member clubof the Association "
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Final scores to Elsternwick Park 53 1 8333 - ask for Nancy McTaggart (by 3pm)® U °: : : ~; Et51OR If _'T~ ~. iiES
Final scores to Nancy McTaggart 528 33191528 247 1 before 5 pm-' .'-ES Both team's goalkickers, best player and 1/4 by 1/4 scores to
be phoned to Norm Nugent 467 2857 before 5 .30 pm .® Horns team secretary/press correspondent to provide this information .
OGS DEFENDER REACHES THE TONThis week (25/7) Old Geelong defender Peter
Clarke will lineup for his 100th game for the club, withvirtually alI of those games in the seniors. Clackers firstplayed in 1987, and whilst spending most of his timeat full back, does enjoy the odd game up forward . In1990 he was V. Capt . of the premiership side, and alsoachieved state Rep. status for the C-F grade team . Hiscontributions both on & off the field were recognisedwith a best clubman award in 89. Congrats. 'Clackers'from all at OGS & best wishes for the next 100 .
MAZENOD LEGEND PLAYS 200THToday (25/7) against Old Ivanhoe, Peter Hall joins
the 200 club . Hally is without doubt the most inspirationplayer the club has ever had . His straight ahead appro-ach to the game is lengendary along with his tenacityand desire to win - never giving up at any stage. Hisplaying achievement include : Snr Premiership Capt .88, Capt . 87, V.Capt. 83&86 . Snr B&F 86 . He has wonother trophies and has the great honour of being oneof only 2 players to play in all 6 senior premiership sides.Hally is currently an important member of the seniorside, providing younger players with great support andis looking forward to premiership No. 7. Everyone conn-ected with the club congrats Peter on this great achieve-ment and thank him for his loyalty, courage & determin-ation in helping make Mazenod the club it is today .
H . . :aPTON ROVERS 15 0All at Hampton Rovers would like to congratulate
Kenneth Ross Hetherington on reaching 150 gamesforthe club. Lurch as he is known around the club, firstplayed in 1983 and has since gone on to be our numberone ruckman . Ross has also been treasurer of the cluband some of his achievements have been Senior B&F1986, 2nd B&F and Most Improved in 1984 . Congratu-lations Lurch and we all hope there are another 150games left in those 'hamstrung' legs .
HAMPTON ROVERS 100Committee and players would like to congratulate
John Rock Hunter who this week finally plays his 100thgame forthe club. John first played with the club in 1977,starting with our U19s and has also been 2nd B&F inour 2nds in 1991 . Well don Rock, all the best for thegame, hope you can play a few more games for us that'sif surfing doesn't get in the way.
O L D IVAN HOE 5 0Steven `Schillacci' King, will be coaching the 2nds
for his 50th gametoday. A classic journeyman coach,Kingy has achieved great results this year with hisboundless enthusiasm and some superb inspirationalspeeches that seem to be a fusion of Alan Jones andMartin Luther King .
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Looking Backby Noel Rundle
5 YEARS AGO - 198 7Legenda ry footballer Bulleen-Templestowe
captain Andrew Smythe played his 250th game. Agreat clubman, Andy had played for the State, and twicebeen awarded the distinction of best player on theground .
University Blues scored the surprise of the season- they defeated O . Xaverians by 1 pt and kept theirASection hopes alive. It was tight all day, with Bluesnearly losing through inaccuracy, 11 .15 to 12 .8. Bestwere Holmes, Angel, Banks (Uni Blues) and Dann,Greetham, King (0. Xavs) .
North Old Boys ended their final four chances whenthey kicked 1 .10 in the 3rd qtr and went down 12 .16 toDe La Salle OC 15.15. Tim Cooke was a brilliant playerfor De La, Peter Rennie was a dangerous forward with6 gls, and Deveson was strong in defence. JeromeGriffin was North's best continuing his great season .
Parkside lost top position in B Section when theywent down to Marcellin 9.7 to 12 .14. With 2 rounds togo, St Bernard's, Parkside and Marcellin were levelon 48 pts .
0 . Essendon on top in E, were surprised by 6thplaced O. Geelong who held them to a58 pt draw. Bestwere Richardson, Defegley, Wynspere (0. Geelong)and Crameri, McKay, Vaxarlis (0. Essen) .
10 YEARS AGO - 198 2AJAX club secretary John Brustman officiated in
his 400th game as goal umpire .39 year-old veteran Geoff Fletcher has reached over
300 games with F.1 T.Goal umpires were J . Goodman, I . M alcolm, R .
Bridge, D. Hinchcliff, R . Dunstan, M . Murray, J. F ry ,C. Jones, A . Smith and J . Vellerman .
St Kilda CBCOC (in C) inflicted the 2nd defeat forthe season over O. Camberwell, 16.9 to 12 .14 . Bestwere Thynne, Kellaway, Jones, Fitzroy, Buzza,Hinricks (5 gls) (St Kilda) . O . Camberwell must havebeen very upset as they failed to send in details ofgoalkickers and best players .
15 YEARS AGO - 197 7North Old Boys suffered their first defeat for the
season when St Bernard's beat them by a point in athrilling finish, with a goal being scored from the lastkick, an instant beforethe final siren. Best were MitchellCahir, Nadzielski (St. B) and O'Connor, Welch,Sheales (North OB) .
MHSOB saluted their unsung heroes, boundaryumpires Doug Whorlow & Don Pritchard, who haverun 200 and 150 games respectively.
With 3 rounds to go the battle in B Section to avoidrelegation was intense with Geelong on 24 pointsfollowed by O. Haileybu ry, St Kilda CBCOC andCollegians on 20 pts .
Don Doods, who started as a goal umpire in 1963,
decidedtotry out as afield umpire and since 1964 hasnow umpired over 250 games, including two B Sectiongrand finals .
AJAX, 3rd in C Section, withstood a strong finish byFawkner (1 st) to defeat the top team by 13 pts and keepalive their double chance prospects. Best wereFeldpicer, Bluzer, Schulberg (Ajax) and Richardson,Ferguson, Ward (Fawkner) .
Caulfield Gr most prolific goalkicker, John Butcher,played his 200th game. His great career includedinterstate selection in '71, 75, 76 and to date, over 600gls . (John was elected to VAFA Executive in 1976 andserved with distinction until retirement in 1981 . N .R .)
20 YEARS AGO - 1972Ormond and O. Paradians played an exciting draw
after Parade had many chances to clinch the game .However, the 2 pts enabled them to move up to 3rd placeahead of Coburg .
In a high scoring game Ivanhoe's accurate kicking,23 .10 played a big part in the defeat of O. Trinity, 17.17,and they rose from 5th to 3rd, knocking Trinity out ofB Section four. It was disappointing for Trinity who, after10 games, had been on top with only 2 defeats .Robinson, Ber ry and Ireland were best for Ivanhoe .
Geelong (B Section) had every chance to make theirposition in the four secure by beating O. Scotch butpoor kicking in the final term (4.11) let them down andthey were beaten by 4 pts.
Well known umpire Ian Marsden was standing forDoncaster City Council (won the election and laterbecame Mayor - Ed . )
Victoria finished too strongly for Tasmania and ranout winners by 32 pts after Tasmania had got within 7pts of Victoria 10 mins into the last quarter .
Best for Victoria were Birrell, King, Wade, McCarea,Rojo and Duke.
25 YEARS AGO - 1967Collegians' inaccuracy 5.18 against Caulfield Gr
12 .7 cost them a place in the four .Noel Stokes played his 200th game for Kew - Noel
had been captain, Club B&F (3 times) and AustralianAmateur player (later a VAFA selector) .
Six teams were still in the fight for fourth position inA Section .
Commonwealth Bank skipper, Tony Borrack,played his 150th senior game .
CARNIVAL RESULTSVictoria 17.19 defeated West Aust 4.10. Best players
were Joiner, W. Roach, Smith, Fisher, Parkes,Mulcahy.
Victoria 11 .15 defeated Tasmania 8.12 . Best playerswere S. Williams, Hughes, Proser, Sykes, Payne,Wood .
South Aust, after a surprise defeat by Tasmania onthe first day, convincingly beat West Aust on the second
day and were to play Victoria on the final day.40 YEARS AGO - 195 2
After 14 games Ivanhoe, with only one defeat (byGeelong at Corio Oval), were on top in B Section witha percentage of 229.9,
Geoff F rost played his 100th game for PowerHouse.
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