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EDITORIAL Coach Les Parish has gone on record as saying the squad is not completely settled and

pertormances in the 3rd round could see additional players added. Unfortunately Mark Fraser is unavail• able and his steadying play will be sorely missed.

Matches last week went as expected although Gan· main GGM had to battledespe,ately to hold out Narran­dera. Also Wagga's victory over Coolamon was much easier than many people anticipated and the Tigers are looking a good side in early 1991 games.

The highlight of this weeks games will be the battle for the Fennessy Cup at Maher Oval when Turvey Park and Wagga clash Turvey won well at Leeton last week to restore confidence after their loss to Ganmaln GG M. Greg Sheppard. Terry Ness. Mark Fraser, WayrvJ Car­roll (8 goals) and Phil Noack all played well and will look for a continuation of those efforts.

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The Cup challenge should be an exciting affair with Wagga eager to regain the trophy after holding it in 1988 and 1989. Other Sunday games see Griffith travelling to Coolamon and Leeton at home to Ganmaln GGM. The Swans, undefeated after two matches. wilt want to be wary at Coofamon as the Hoppers are a dangerous side on the rebound. Coach Gary Shaw will want the team to be very committed and show that fast weeks result was an aberration and not a true sign of lheif slrengtll.

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SECOND GRADE Club Championship Round 2 For Ag % Pis Round 2 1MS 2nds 31ds Tot WAGGA .. 353 77 458.4 8 Griffith ....... 12 6 2 · 20 TURVEY PK . 260 61 426.2 8 Wagga . . 12 6 1 19 GRIFFITH . 209 102 204.9 8 Ganmain-GG-M. 12 3 1 16 GAN·GG·M. 100 130 76.9 4 Turvey Park . 6 6 2 14 Coolamon. 40 200 20.0 4 Coolamon .. . . 6 3 10 Narrandera. 84 161 521 0 East Wagga-K. . 0 0 1 East Wagga-K.. 78 278 28 0 0 Leeton ... . . 0 0 0 0 Leeton 38 153 248 -2 Narrandera . {) 0 0 0

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The Third Grade was a hard fought affair played in blustery conditions. The · team has a good chance of winning · games if more self discipline is

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10. Philip Beams 11. Mark Kidd 12. Andrew Ryan 14. Mark Clark 15. David Brockwell 16. Robert Sturgess 17. Trent Miller 18. Neil McCallum 19. Joe Hopwood

20. Michael Hopwood 21. Robert Dolan 22. Tim Mulholland 23. Kelvin Mulholland 24. Trent Cummings 25. Johan Sullivan 26 Haydn Bull 27. Peter Anthony 28. Graham Flynn 29. Michael Smith 31. Chris Sullivan 32. Peter Kiley 33. Jason Williams 34. Dimitrios Costaridis 35. Steven Murphy · 40. Paul Kirk 41. Richard Durnan 44, Tom Ryan 46. Victor Hugo

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The Second grade struggled hard, but were no match for the more deterniined lions. The conditions were blustery for both sides. So we cannot blame the wind lor our poor soow­ing. we were too slow, but I believe the team can play a lot better. anyway ram sure the ~oys will bounce back. Awards: Jason Williams, Ian Ingram and Chris Goss.

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Both teams in the First grade gave their 'all', a very hard battle with no quarter given. Going in to the long breaks with a slight advantage we were full of confidence. We could go on with job, but unfortunately we lost concentration fora few minutes in the start of the third quarter. Although the margin was narrow we were not able to peg back the determined lions. The team pl~yed well. a good win is not lar away. Well done everybody.Awards Trent Cummings, Mark Quilter, Peter AnthOny, Beaurepairs ward, Michael Hopwood.

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BLUE The 2nds continued their good form with captain Danny McFadden gaining

maximum votes. Other good players being Dave Cham­berlain, Tristan Scott and a sober Andrew Harmer.

The 1st grade opened their account for the season with a percentage boosting win. Terry Ness again showed his lik­ing for the Leeton showground gaining top votes in the Vern Porter award. Others to play well were Mick Flanigan (Rules Club dinner), Garry "Tank" Shepherd (The Mug) and the haircut to first gamer "Beater" Ashcroft.

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The A graders went down again 17-15. Cathy Donelly and Kelly Hill tried hard with Debbie Flanigan winning the mug.

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1 o. Steven Woods 39. Greg Charleson 11. Jeremy Masterson 40. Travis Scott 12. Tim Lloyd 41. Murray Knispel 14. Vinnie Carroll 42. Michael Button 16. Glenn Vardenega (vc) 43. Andrew Haggar 17. Stephen Eather 44. Scott Berry 18. Gary Harris 45. Tim Goonan 19. Jason Knight 46. Phil Whiting 20. Scott Bourne 4 7. Tristan Scott 21. Danny McFadden 48. Steven Collins 22. Conrad Haggar 49. Clint Lewington 23. Neale Francis 50. Phil Sullivan 24. Geoffery Harrison 51. Dean Gregurke 25. Chris Howe 52. Craig Staines 26. Trevor Gibbons 53. Scott Adams 27. Peter Gyles 54. Sean Goonan 28. Stephen Marks 55. Robert Carroll 29. Jamin Forbes 56. Nigel Francis

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The U 18s with some slock team work, won by 106 points. The Lowry and Howick awards went to Corey Bocking, Neville Dennis and Scott Evans.

The 2nds won by the odd goal or two and, are currently on top with 458%.

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This week's game against Turvey Park will be a yard stick of early form. The Mark Anthony award went to Anthony Wat­son, the Walla Warehouse Towel to Jeff Willis and the Chic­ken Spot dinner to 'Father Time' Cox.

The main game was a little one sided as we established a handy lead early and increased it at every chance. Troy Levine dominated in the centre to take the Locksley award, Jarrod Baker did a top job in defence to claim the Wagga Warehouse towel and Mark McIntyre had his kicking boots on and with 7 goals took the Wagga Auto Parts award.

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COOLAMON GRASSHOPPERS ·-·TI What a turn around! The tsls were

~ beaten by a much taller and stronger Wagga team on the day.

The side sufte,ed a cruel blow with the lat~ exclusions ol 'Herb' Pleming. 'Razor' Gillett and freakish accident to Scott 'Moo' Bradley who is to have a total knee

GSEEN, WHITE v recoostruction and we wish all the best for his operation. The side must regroup and forget about last week and look to

the future if we are to succeed. Award winners were as follows: George Turner award to

Brian 'Tangles' Pleming whO's 100 minute of defensive footy and took his man right out of the game. Goode family award to one of the imports to the club Anton Noble pace to his advantage many times. Towel was awarded to 'Pud' Parmenter. ·

Toe 2nds, owing to a forfeit from Leeton last week, played their first game for the year against last years premiers wno were much the better team and were not helped by players turning up late - and not at alll Award winners were: New­sagency award - Wayne Kew. Coolamon Hotel award -Boxer Hilton who can't decide which code of football to play. The towel went to Damien Buchanan who doubmd up from the t8s.

The U 18s were also beate, by a taller. better side, but to their credit never gave in and did the best they could.Award winners were: Mo Curtis award - to captain Damien "Stulls" Buchanan. Banys Chicken award · new player in the club Shane Jarman. The towel went to Trevor Holden who in his first year of senior footy is showing a lot of promise.

The netballes were well beaten in A grade but got up to take out the B grade. Towels were awarded to Michelle Barty in A grade and Sally-Anne Cunis showed a lot of pro­mise in B grade. Others to p•ay well were Megan Pattison and Rachelle Cameron.

The club must regroup this week and come out on top of Griffith at home.

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Well two wins from two starts, maybe not the most convincing. but the points are on the board.

Firsuy, TBs 3rds: Terry has his young chargers coming along quite nicely. Hav· ing his first season, young 'Der­mott'Brent Hathaway only knows one way home that that straight through the w-,,re, Arn v tall timber (didn't the oldies love the after match report'). Eddie 'Eagle' Knight once again showed why he is under the caretul eye of the selec­tors. I could name the entire side. but it was a well dis­ciplined effort. so just keep up the good work.

The No 2s strengthen by the return of the 'Condo Kid' had a convincing win. We have no idea what they led hirri uJ there but what a pissa B.D.G. - good support from P. King (too young to be married) and Mal (don't miss a drink) Irvin. Thanks very much to Les Whilesmitlt on his continous SUJport.

The I st XVII I, everyone tells you. they have a long way to go, why are they playing him, their not good enough, et:. etc. We all know these things (especially when we've all coached VFL sides), but let's just weigh it up: what game are we up to? Our new players are just starting to settle in. plus we may just happen to have the odd player to come back. To me its only early days yet. B.D.G. to P Bi•ow. a sterling effort (if only he didn't make silly bets). Salty would be still looking for him. Good to see Shane start to come into his own as well as Digger. Good effort fellas'

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LEETON DEMONS Three games. three defeats but the

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The Seniors put up a sterling effort against a Turvey Park side on the rebound Imm their previous weeks defeat. Good players however weren't hard to find with Andrew Soley and Allan McPhee pulling in top games along with

Paul O'Connell in ruck and Danny Baxter at centre halfback or on the ball.

We managed to get a reserve grade side on the paddock for Turvey and they obliged by giving us a lesson in the do's and don'ts department, however the side can only improve in coming weeks provided that everyone sticks at it. Better players included Peter Paynton and Stevie Symes along with captain Swass.

The U 18s again came up against a bigger, better team and went down, but their performance was encouraging and they to will only improve as the season progresses.

This week we welcome the Lions to the showground and invite them to the alter match function in the clubrooms and for the locals that can't make it we'll see you at the Lee:on Hotel through the week.

RFL Leading Kickers Round 2 Last FIRST GRADE week Total

P. Hatty (GGGMJ .. ..... 4 13 W. Carroll (Turvey Park) ...... 8 10 L. Parish (Griffith) . . . 3 10 V. Hugo (Narrandera) .. . ••. . . 3 10 B. Hawke (Wagga) .... 3 10 M. Mc Intyre (Wagga) . .. 2 9

SECOND GRADE R. Carroll (Wagga) .. ... 9 15 G. Regan (Wagga) . . .. 5 7 J . Stewart (Griffith) . .. ... .. . .. 5 5 B. Ashcroft (Turvey Park) ... 0 4

THIRD GRADE B. Hathaway (Griffit h) .. 3 8 M. Woods (Wagga) . .. .. ..... . 7 7

SENIORS 2. Graham Henman 27. Todd Henman 5. Geoff Shaw 28: Daryl Blackett 6. Darren Wallet 29. David Breed 7. Harvey McRae (cc) 30. Garry Elwin 8. Paul O'Connell 31. Rowan Butler 9. Andrew Soley 32. John Perkins

10. Steve Holt 33. Andrew Luff 11. Allan McPhee 34. Rodney Bell 12. James Seymour 35. Bruce Mc Kellar 13. Steve Turner 36. Allan McPhee 14. Mark Dalitz 37. Phil Ryan 15. Ricky Maybon 38. Anthony PapersIdero 16. Dennis I JVire 39. Jarrod Seymour 17. Jamie O'Connell 40. M ichaet Ross 18. Sam Ross 41. Phill McPhee 19. David, Mann 4?. Paul Goodrum 20. Garry Schmetzer 43. David Hopwood 21. Dylan Holt 44. Steve McMahon 22: Scott Lynch 45. Stuart Symes !3. Tim Slleather 46. Danny Baxter 24. Peter Payton 47 Brad Ryall 25. Lee Anderson 48. Chris Murphy 26. Leo Lucas 49 Garry Swasbnck

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Belated congratulations to Jason Hamblin on 50 First gradegarnes (versus Turvey Park) and David Harris 50 First grade games against Narrandera with Jed. Lawton playing his 50th this week against Leeton.

The Reserves had a struggle for three quarters but drew away in the 1inal quarter for a good win. Bowling club award went to Glenn Evans, Fairless! Towel award to Mick Rava aM the Socks to Mathew Irvine.

The U 18s after terrible kicking for goal in the first quarter held on for a good win. The Four Hotels award went to Mark Parmenter, the towel went to Brad Smith and the Socks to Michael Fraser.

Congratulations to Mick Walsh, Mark and Steve Carroll. Jed Lawton and Wayne Brown on their selection in the RFL squad for the Country Championships.

The Trivia Night held by the netl>alters was a great suc­cess with the winning team led by the very knowledgable David Harns. Our new shower and toilet block is just about completed and is a credit to Rudi Nielson assisted by Ron Smith with thanks also to the several volunteers for their voluntary labour.

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Under 15 side played well but were unfortunately beaten by a taller and stronger side.

B Grade all played really well bL t unfortunately went down by only one. Congratulations Bernie Carroll for winnin~ 'Stroud's Mug•.

A Grade were only defeated by a small margin and can only improve on it. Congratulations Briony Crozier for winning "Pattison·~ Mug·.

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1991 ATCO HOMESRIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE DRAW Sat. 13 April: East Wagga·Kooringal(73) v Wagga (152); Narrandera(91) v Griffith(178). Sun. 14 April: Turvey Park(98) v Ganmain·Grong Grong•Matong (106); Coolamon(153) v Leeton(27).

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Sat. 27 April: EWK v Narrandera. Sun. 28 April: Turvey Park v Wagg a; Coolamon v Grif­fith; Leeton v Ganmain-GG-M.

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Sat. 11 May: Narrandera v Coolamon; Wagga v Leeton. Sun. 12 May: Griffith v Turvey Park; Ganmain·GG-M v EWK.

Sat. & Sun. 18 & 19 May: Bye. NSWAFL State Championships.

Sat. 25 May: Wagga v Gan·GG-M. Sun. 26 May: Turvey Park v Narrandera; Coolamon v EWK; Leeton v Griffith.

Sat.1 June: EWKvTurvey Park; Narrandera v Leeton. Sun. 2 June: Coolamon v Gan-GG-M; Griffith V Wagga.

Sat. & Sun. 8 & 9 June: General bye.

Sat. 15 June: Wagga v Narrandera. Sun. 16 June: Turvey Park v Coolamon; Leeton v EWK; Ganmain·GG-M v Griffith.

Sat. 22 June: Wagga v EWK. Sun. 23 June: Griffith v Narrandera; Ganmain-GG-M v Turvey Park; Leeton v Coolamon.

Sat. 29 June: Narrandera v Gan-GG-M; EWK v Griffith. Sun. 30 June: Turvey Park v Leeton; Coolamon v Wagga.

Sat. 6 July: Narrandera v EWK; Wagga v Tur­vey Park. Sun. 7 July: Griffith v Coolamon; Ganmain-GG-M v Leeton.

Sat.13July: EWKvGanmain-GG-M.Sun.14 July: Coolamon v Narrandera; Leeton v Wagga; Turvey Park v Griffith.

Sat. 20 July: Narrandera v Turvey Park; EWK v Coolamon. Sun. 21 July: Gan·GG-M v Wagga; Griffith v Leeton.

Sat. 27 July: Wagga v Griffith. Sun. 28 July: Turvey Park v EWK; Leeton v Narrandera; Ganmain-GG-M v Coolamon.

Sat. 3 August: Narrandera v Wagga; EWK v Leeton. Sun. 4 August: Coolamon v Turvey Park; Griffith v Ganmain-GG·M.

Sat. 10 August: EWK v Wagga; Narrandera v Griffith. Sun. 11 August: Turvey Park v Gan­GG-M; Coolamon v Leeton.

Sat. 17 August: Wagga v Coolamon. Sun. 18 August: Leeton v Turvey Park; Griffith v EWK; Ganmain-GG-M v Narrandera.

Sat. 24 August: EWK v Narrandera. Sun. 25 August: Turvey Park v Wagga; Coolamon v Griffith; Leeton v Ganmain-GG·M.

Sat. 31 August: Narrandera v Coolamon; Wagga v Leeton. Sun. 1 Sept: Griffith v Turvey Park; Ganmain-GG-M v EWK.

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RIVERINA LEAGUE A GRADE

Wagga ..... . Narrandera .. Ganmain-GG-M .... E.W.-K .. Leeton Coolamon .... . Griffith .... .. Turvey Park ..... . * denotes draw

BGRADE

Coolamon .· . Turvey Park .. Narrandera ... . G-GG-M .. . Wagga. E.W.-K ......... . Leeton ..

JUNIORS

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RFL Results:

W L For Ag Pts %

2 45 25 8 180.00 2 79 45 8 175.55 1 1 47 30 4 156.66 1 1 38 30 4 126.66 1 1 28 28 4 100.00 1 1 26 38 4 6842

2 40 82 48.78 2 22 47 46.80

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1 41 1 12 1 1 33 1 35

1 15 2 15

W L For

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25 11 33 36 23 36

65.21 41.66

Ag Pts %

9 8 433.30 7 4 342.85

4 2 13 45 28.88 2 3 18 16.66

A GRADE: Narrandera 23 d Ganmain 17; Wagga 27 d Coolamon 13; EWK 26d Griffith 12; Leeton 17d Turvey Park 15. B GRADE: Narrandera 12 d Ganmain 11; Coolamon 21 d Wagga 12; Turvey Park 20 d Leeton 3. JUNIORS: Narrandera 24 d Ganmain 7; Turvey Park 18 d Leeton 3. ,,,a,,n,a 1\\11t11al

FARRER LEAGUE A GRADE

Marrar .. Ariah Park-M Ardlethan . Collingullie T.R.-Y.C .... MCU Barellan . Temora ..

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Marrar. T.R.-Y.C. Ardlethan Collingullie ... . Ariah Park-M .. . MCU .. .. Temora ........... . Barellan .... . JUNIORS

MCU .......... . Ariah Park-M .. T.R.-Y.C. . . . .

Pts For Ag %

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Pts For Ag %

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Pts For Ag %

4 37 5 740.0 4 18 13 138.0 0 13 18 72.0

Marrar .............. . 0 5 37 13.0 Temora .. . Ardlethan .

Farrer results: A GRADE: Marrar 36 d MCU 15; APM 29 d TRYC 14; Ardlethan 29 d Coll-Ash 17. B GRADE: Marrar 65 d MCU 5; TRYC 39 d APM 14; Ardlethan 27 d Coll-Ash 26. JUNIORS: APM 18 d TRYC 13; MCU 37 d Marrar 5.

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Marrar combination and in so doing lost their first game · ' at Mangoplah since very early 1989.

Ariah Park·Mirool /made an auspicious debut to Farrer League winning handsomely over The 'Rock­

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ARIAH PK·M .... 164 66 248.5 4 COL·A$H ...... 170 105 161.9 4 NTH. WAGGA , .. 118 . 96 122.9 4 MARRAR ....... 95 84 113.1 4 Mangoplah-CU ... 84 95 88.4 Bare!lan ........ 96 118 81.4 Ardleth'an .. 105 170 61.8 T.R.Y.C. 66 164 40.2 Temora -

SECOND GRADE LADDER Round 1 w 8 L For _Ag % P.ts :' United, and talking of improvement, Collingullie­

:, Ashmont with favourite son, Frank Kennedy, back in the , . fold, were most impressive winners over another of last ' year's finalists, Ardlethan.

ARIAH PARK .... 1 86 32. 268._7 . 4 COL-ASH ' ... ••' 1 82 32 256.2- .. 4

So, after Round One; three of iast year's finalists are in the bottom four1 -~

; Division Twos openjhg results were also indicative of _J· a most interesting secfson. Like MCU in Division One,

Division Twos reigning premiers, South Wagga-Tolland ,: also went down in their first match More significantly ' was the fact that they were beaten by RAAF a side

which has not enjoyed much success in recent years.

Newly-formed Whitton-Yanco celebrqted the return, after a long absence, of football to Yanco with a nail­biting win over Uranquinty-Kapooka, whilst last year's runner up, Cootamundra, was pushed to the limitby the Rivcoll Bushpigs. The Division Two results of Round One were a far cry from some of the landslide victories of last year and argues well for the 1991 competition. • · . · · . · .

Today sees a round- highlighted by the meeting uf traditional Farrer League rivals, CollingulliesAshmont and _MCU at Collingullie and the unfurling of 1990 Pre­miership Pennants won by South · Wagga-Tolland Seniors and Reserves prior to their games against Whitton-Yanco a( Robertson Oval, Wagga.

M.C.U ... , ..... -- ·1 67 32 209.4 BARELLAN U .... 1 98 61 160.7 Nth Wagga 1 61 98 62.2 Marrar .... -32 67 47.8 Ardlethan .. 32 .82 39.0 T.R.Y.C. 1. 32 86 37.2 Temora , . ,

UNDER EIGHTEENS LADDER Round 1 w B -L For Ag %

M.C.U. . . . ' 1 139 9 1544 -COLL-ASH ...... 75 24 312.5 S.W.~T. .......... 24 75 32.0 MARRAR, ...... 9 139 . 6.5. Temora ........ T.R.Y.C .......... Nth Wagga

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FIRST GRADE LADDER I Round 1 w 0 L For Ag % Pis

RAAF .......... 1 98 75 130.6 4 COOTA. 91 85 107.1 4 WHITTON-Y ..... 85 83 102.4 4 URANQ-K ...... 83 85 97.6 0 Rivcoll ......... 85 91 93.4 0 Sth Wagga-T .... 75 98 76.5 0

I SECOND GRADE LADDER I RIVCOLL 101 42 240.5 4 URANQ-KAP ..... 97 66 147.0 4

S.W.TOLLAND ... 106 75 141.3 4 RAAF .......... 75 106 70.8 0 Whitton-Yanco ... 66 97 68.0 0 Coota .......... 42 101 41.6 0

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Div. One• Rd 1: 1s1s 2nds U18s Tot Collingullie-Ash ...... 6 3 1 10 AP·M .............. 6 3 0 9 North Wagga ........ 6 0 0 6 Marrar ............ 6 0 O· 6 MCU ............ "' 0 3 1 4 Barellan ............ 0 3 0 3 Ardlethan .... , ...... 0 ·o . IJ 0 T.R:-v.c ............. 0 0. 0 0 Temora ............ 0 0 0 0

Div. Two· Rd 1: 1sts 2nds Tot RAAF ....... 6 . 0 6 Cootamundra ........ 6 , 0 6 Whitton-Yanco ....... 6 0 6 Uranquinty-K ........ 0 3 3 Rivcoll ..... 1 •••••••• 0 3 3 South Wagga-T ...... 0 3 3 1 sts: 6 pts. 2nds: 3 pts. 3rds: 1 pt.

DIVISION ONE - Round 1: Last FIRST GRADE Week Total P. McCarty (Ardlethan) . . . . . . . . . 7 7 A. Raint?ird (TRYC) . .. .. . .. . . .. . 5 5 F. Kennedy (Coll-Ash) . . . . . . . . . . 5 5 M. Hofert (Nth. Wagga) . . . . . . . . . 5 5 R. Ellis (Nth. Wagga) .. . . . . . . . . . 5 5 A. Washington· (Coll-Ash) . . . . . . . - 4 4

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UNDER 18s M. Vincent (MCU) ........... _... 7 7 A. Armstrong (MCU) . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 7 J. Smith (Col.-Ash.) .. .. . . .. . .. . . 3 3 8. McDonald (Coll~Ash~ . . . . . . . . . 3 3

Division Two - Round 1: Last FIRST GRADE Week Total C. Wade (Cootamundra) . . . . . . . . 5 5 M. Hillier (SW-T) ....... :........ 4 4 D. Oliver (Cootamundra:) 3 3 Zac Kingston (RAAF) ....... , . . . 3 3 D. Khoo (RAAF) ........... •. . . . . 3 3 D. Hodge (Rivcoll} ......... _. . . . . 3 3

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the forwards who were straighter than Rocky on a footy bus trip, speaking of Rock congratulations on your engagement to Merryll.

Awards went to: Knobberthe mug, Richie the meal for two and Adrian (excuse me sir your fist is in my eye) Hamilton came away with the socks.

The Twos went down but played well. Ginger Bennett was this clubs first offer to the sin bin but carried his place with dignity. The boys tried hard but were a bit casual in places which cost them the match. Awards: Stewie Moore - the pewter, Haydn Smith - the stubbies and Jamie Corbett the socks.

Even though the under 18s were well beaten they all tried hard. Awards here went to: Paul Byrnes and Jamie Grentall.

It's high time a few more supporters turned up to watch these boys, c'mon let's give them some encouragement, they are, after all, the future of our club.

I hope Mango have the water on next time, as our runners had to go to the pub to collect it and were decidedly wobbly by the end of the day due to a very slow tap at the hotel.

The netballers had a great start to the year as well with A grade winning 36-15 Annette Patterson the mug and Maria Armstrong the 2nd award. B grade flogged Mango 65-5 Robyn (shorty) Dallas got the mug and Allison Hamilton the encouragement award. The juniors unfortunately were beaten but have improved greatly. Veronica Deighton was the player of the day and Kelly Pattison got the encourage­ment award.

For the first time the mighty midgets appeared, these girls are all under 1 Os and even though they were defeated they are all to be congratulated on a good game. Jaqueline Murphy definitely is her parents child winning the best player in defence and Robyn Gillett won the encouragement award.

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SENIORS 1. Gerald Pieper 2. David Drum 3. Brendan Harrington 4. Lance Drum 5. John Carroll 6. Graham Willis 7. Andrew McKelvie 8. Terry Willis 9. Peter Hodge

10. Chris Bevan 11. Danny Malone 12. Gavin Graetz 13. Mark Hagar 14. Russell Thompson 15. Neil Turner 16. Wes Graetz 17. James Corbett 18. Stuart Seymour 19. Ritchie Robinson 20. Graham Manning 21. Adrian Hamilton 22. Francis Corbett 23. Gary Armstrong 24. Darren Clifford 25. Bruce Rollins 26. Robbie Garrett 27. Robert Schnoegl

28. Glen Bevan 29. Stuart Moore 30. Paul Pattison 31. Tony Bennett 32. Lloyd McKelvie 33. Rodney Furner 34. Mark Langtry 35. Terry Langtry 36. Mark Boothey 37. Paul Hull 38. Mal Roberts 39. Haden Smith 40. Russell Menzies 41. John Shea 42. John McCormack 43. Boris Lalic 44. Stuart Knight 45. Andrew Leonard 46. Bruce Holden 4 7. Simon Crouch 48. Gary Shea 49. Shane Robinson 50. Craig Cowell 51. Brian Pattison 52. Geoff Lock 53. Peter Willis

UNDER 18s 2. Richard Drum 3. Jason Byrne 4. Lance Drum 5. Jason Hurford 6. Simon Rebbechi 8. Andrew Manning 9. Troy Brandt

11. Dallas Lovell 14. Ryan Dennis

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For the second season we have Jim Prentice for Senior Coach, Gary "Crow" Harding for Reserves and Kerry "Gator" Wallace for U1 Bs Coach.

New faces among our Senior players are Brian Mitchell (Narrandera), Scott Morphett (Hillston), Ray Block (Cootamundra), Philip Comp, and great to see James Durham and wes Heirjus back from injury.

Pleasing to see an excess of U 18 players for trial games and training. Several of these players will be regular seniors and others will be pushing for selection in that grade.

A casual observation at the netball camp has revealed that the girls will be even more glamorous and skilled than last year and we wish them all the best for their season.

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~ at Ardlethan with the footballers up and the netballers down.

In the netball the Bs staged a sen­sational fightback after being on the ropes at half-time to go down by the

. . barest possible margin. The mug was •eo. WHITE v won by Karen McPherson (nee McPher-

son) and the encouragement by Karen Jolliffe. Tho, As were well beaten with the Car Radio and Hi Fi mug to Fiona Jenkins and the encouragement to Michelle Williams.

The 18s got off Ori the right foot to record a good win against the Dons. Tangles Shipway played a great game to grab the trophy. Sean Watkins bored in all day to get the $1 o petrol, Kamahl Leonard (minus hat) got the $1 0 and Ray Smith shagged the socks.

In a game highlighted by Red's controversial send-off, the Mangos won comfortably. The mug went to Nick Jenkins after controlling his wing a.II game. Ian "Eddy" Moleworth showed he will be a handy acquisition to win the club award, and others to shine were Captain Cock Hesta, Richter Siebels and the balding veteran Wocka Price.

The Ones started off in fine fashion to get a handy lead at the first break, before going to sleep for a quarter and letting the stars right back into the game. -"'fter a well ~eserved blast from coach lays, they 901 right on with job in the second half to record a convincing victory. Slug Washington covered plenty of ground to get the mug. Jason Wild had a brilliant debut to grab the encouragement award, and Spike Hines created plenty of opportunities tor the forwards to pocket the $20. Other good players in an even team display were Paul Piercy and Crackle Whyman around the packs, Cat Alexander dominatetl the rucks and Harry McMillan showed a coof head in defence.

This week the old foe in Mango who we haven't beaten for a number of seasons. A 100% effort is required

SENIORS I. A. Jenkins 2. Mark Price 3. Todd Gunning 4. Robbie Burgess 5. Scott Gunning 6. K. Hines 7. Craig Hines 8. Brian Alexander 9. James Quilter

t 0. Aaron Washington 11. G. Lagstrom 12. B. McMillan 13. Paul Gillett 14. Stephen McPherson 15. J. Morrow 16. F. Kennedy 17. C. Hansell 18. 0. Wild 19. Tim Hearn 20. Paul Piercy 21. W. McLaughlin

22. Shaun Tipping 23. Brett Whyman 24. K. Cheney 25. Phil Saran 26. P. Hester 27. Graham McDonald 28. T. Ferguson 29. Scott Breust 30. Rick Siebels 31. David Whyte 32. David Hanlon 33. G McLaughlin 34, Paul Leonard 35. David McPherson 36. G. Bruckner 37. P. Haby 38. Greg Hindmarsh 39. G. Beer 40. George Lee 41. R. Smith 42. Ray Gow

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The less said abOJt last week the bet­ter with the Firsts going down to a more determined Marrar side.

Andrew "Rudy" Buchhorn played a good game to collect the Ri~erina Spray­ing Service Towel. The mug went to Darren (I don't think I can play this week) etu, & coto Cole with Mark (Mr. P.) Conway gelling BANOS

the Lyn Irvin Hair Studio award. . . . . . The Reserves started the year rn frne fashion with a b:g

win. Gary Tyndall won the towel with a gutsy display. The Mug went to - WAIT FOR THIS O~E - Phil McOevitl! Yes that's right the Wizard returned tofooty with a blistering dis­play after a facelift operation during the week. New boy Jamie Bennett got the one vote.

The U18s started the day otf well with a big win. Award winners were new boys Neil Lawson who won the Riverina Spraying Service Towel and Mark Vincent collecting the Mango Store Open Order. .

The netballers had a mixed day with the A grade losing and the B Grade being absolutely flogged. Bu111le Juniors kept 1he flag flying with an easy win.

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The long trip to Barellan last week resulted in mixed success. The First grade had a battle on their hands and had to come from behind at three quarter time to record an inspiring win. A couple of players suffered injuries and we hope they recover quickly.

Saint of the Week went to Brendan Nielson for a tireless effort, Black Swan

Award to Scott Absolum, AJ Watson Award to Peter Noack and the Tollan Hotel Encouragement Award to Gary Crouch for refusing to stay down and out.

The Second game had a loss to a more experienced side, but they can only get better as it was the first time they had played as a unit. Saint of the Week was won by Darren Urquhart for a solid game on the backline, Island View to Jason Kerr and the North Wagga Ampol to Scott Robertson.

Today sees the first game of the U 18s for a few years and hopefully they will produce future talent for us.

Coming events on the social calendar are a talent night in May, the Annual Ball in June. Other events will be organised and everyone will be informed.

The Supporter's Club is running again this year so anyone who wants a ticket see any committee person as there are only 150 tickets for a chance of a good prize.

Today we take on Ardlethan who should not be taken lightly. With a dedicated effort we should come away with three wins.

SENIORS 1. Kevin Carey 2. Craig Mclaughlan 3. Sam Carey 4. Robbie Ellis 5. Justin Gregory 6. 7. Scott Macklin 7. Craig Carey 8. Chris Irvine 9. Peter Noack

10. John Raczowski 11. Kevin Withers 12. Paul Irvine 13. Scott Robertson 14. Peter Prowse 14. Randy Kerr 15. John Copland 16. Paul Williams 17. Gary Crouch 18. Scott Absolum 19. Brendan Neilson 20. Sam Noack 21. Jason Kerr 22. Tom Fife 23. Gavin Hofert

24. Brett Page 25. Damien Hofert 26. Leon Smythe 27. Graham Heath 28. Bernard Winter 29. Chris Honey 30. 31. Mark Hofert 32. Richard Burge 33. Brett Smyth 34. Grant Fitzgerald 35. Darren Urquhart 36. Paul Price 37. Gary Keogh 38. Luke Fitzgerald 39. Rodney Earsman 40. Matt Connallan 41 Alan Catlin 42. Wayne Skeers 43. Dennis Baksh 44. Darren Flanigan 45. Phil Irvine 46. Andrew Boyd 47. Ross Miller 48. Gerard Gaynor

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First of all, an apology for not men­tioning that the minute silence last week was for the passing in the off-season of Mrs Ollie Richards, Mrs Kath Saunder­son and Mrs Jean Tucker. Deepest sym­pathy is extended to all family and 1. Keene Wells

2. Anthony Popple 3. Paul McCarty 4. Terry Merlehen 5. Ken Fairman 6. Craig Spencer 7. Wayne Fowles 8. Chris Smith 9. Mark Derksen

10. Eric McDermott 11. Dennis Carroll 12. Earl Mongoo 13. Paul Griffin 14. Paul Coromandel 15. Anthony Beattie 16. Tony Kelly 17. Matt Werner 18. Stewart Litchfield 19. Peter Caldow 20. Graeme Gaynor 21. Matthew Currie 22. Ian Mills 23. Glen Carroll 24. Craig Saunderson 25. Kim Thomson 26. Paul Horan 27. Geoff Gardiner

28. Peter Minchin 29. Paul Werner 30. Greg Ryan 31. Geoff Tucker 32. Brett Wood 33. Brendon O'Reilly 34. Daryl McDermott 35. Gerald Carroll 36. Phil Gardiner 37. Chris Richards 38. Terry Finn 39. Dean Hanrahan 40 .. Darren John 41. Neil Morris 42. Andrew Hanrahan 43. Scott Beattie 44. Michael Golden 45. Bruce Patten 46. Darren Neyenhuis 4 7. Simon Bonny 48. Ivan Dann 49. Andrew Martin 50. Geoff Minchin 51. Bruce Boyton 52. Keith Menzie !ii3. James Garrett 54. Rodney Clarke

friends. GOLD Second grade started well last week, RED SHOULDERS

but a lapse in discipline and concentra-tion saw Collingullie run away with the game in the 2nd quarter. Votegetters in the Bowling Club award were Craig Saunderson, Eric McDermott, Andrew Hanrahan, Dennis Carroll and Paul Werner. Congratulations to Paul Werner for being named vice-captain this year. The CRT team value award went to Craig Saunderson, Chris Richards won the Ladies Auxiliary award and Rodney "Rocket" Clark won the Palace Hotel Play of the Day Award. Bruce Boyton put in a blinder (without his tennis racquet) and won the dreaded mug.

The First graders were right in the game at half-time, but the loss of Dangerous (knee), Kenny Fairman (ankle), and Matty Currie (nose) meant the side was undermanned in the second half. Collingullie kicked on after half-time and went on to win easily. Votegetters in the Rod McDermott award were Keane Welles, Stewart Litchfield, Paul McCarty, Wayne Fowles and Glen Carroll. Stewie cleaned up by win­ning the CRT Team Value award and the Chinese meal. Keane Wells won the London Award. Mark Derksen put in a solid game and won the mug (and a number of teenage idolisers that night).

The netballers never gave me any news, but from what I heard, at least one of their teams recorded a win. Good luck for the year girls.

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BLA~Mpr;mE some good performances. Barney Fellows unfortunately was in plenty of

the play and he won the Magpie of the Week. Coach Col led by example and his gutsy effort won him

the Sandman Mug. Nick grabbed his chance at First grade with both hands and is sure to be there for a while now. he deservedly won the Riverina Spraying Service Towel.

The Reserves with what they had battled it out to the end. It is hoped that a few more "newcomers" will grace the track and save the coach making numerous phone calls on Friday nights. Mark Yates return from a years spell in the saddling paddock was greeted with the Fergusons Butchery Magpie of the Week. The youngest in the side, Geoff Hopkins was a late inclusion and really deserve the Porky and Vendor Award. Two more youngsters were in the Awards namely Matt Black and Andrew Doherty and they received $1 O each from the Ladies Auxiliary.

Last night we had the Leigh Matthews Dinner and I hope that everyone supported it and made it a success that it so justly deserved.

Don't foget to get your memberships today because if you are unflnancial you are ineligible for insurance claims. At $25 for players, ladies and gents represents great so sup­port your local club.

The Social club has commencd activites for this season and this year will be headed by Hosie, Deana and Sol. It will be run under strict supervision this year so everything should pan out for a socially successful year.

Our first home game of the year today and a proud moment for last years 2nd XVIII Premiership team.

SENIORS 1. Colin Carroll 2. Guy Weideman 3. Wayne Jones 4. Michael Condon 5. Shayne White 6. Mark Driscoll 7. Adam Gladman 8. Nick Moore 9. Graham Fellows

10. David Meyers 11. Andrew Rainbird 12. Bruce Hannam 13. Paul Hallam 15. Kevin Driscoll 16. Darren Scott 17. Ricky Fitzsimmons 18. Justin Hosie 19. Peter Yates 20. Craig Taylor 21. David Lagettie 23. Darren Terlich 24. Trevor Ball 25. John Mclachlan

27. Steven Taber 28. Barry Kohlhagen 29. Mark Yates 30. Graham Terlich 31. Andy Feeney 32. Dean Hallam 33. Craig Chaplin 34. Shane Brown 35. Scott McCabe 36. Ross Manning 37. Rodger Vennell 38. Scott Lewington 39. Roger Salmon 40. Aaron Gowland 41. John Bauer 45. Matthew Black 46. Paul Taylor 47. Andrew Sohier 48. Joe Skupien 49. Ken Pertzel 50. Jason Van Ree 54. Sean Green 56. Andrew Doherty

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the previous opportunities to again display talent and convince AFL clubs of their individual talent and poten­tial to play AFL football.

It is not only the junior programs where the VCFL excels but its senior lnterleague series, the Vic Health Country Football Championships and the selection of the VCFL Senior Representative Team also provide further opportunities for players who, for one reason or another, have not been selected in junior programs to be selected by AFL clubs at the senior level.

In 1991 theVCFLSeniorTeam will travel to Adelaide where it will play against the South Australian Country Football League in the curtain raiser match to the Senior State of Origin game between Victoria and South Australia and which will no doubt be watched very closely by every AFL club.

These programs have stood the test of time and have and will continue to provide excellent opportunities for VCFL players to make a career in AFL football.

AFL DRAW 1991 ROUND 6 April 25, Thursday Collingwood v Melbourne (P), Nth Melbourne v Sydney Swans. April 27, Saturday Geelong v W.C. Eagles (P), Carlton v St. Kilda, Bris­bane Bears v Essendon (C). April 28, Sunday Fitroy v Hawthorn (D, Adelaide v Footscray. Bye: Richmond.

ROUND 7 May 3, Friday Nth Melbourne v Fitzroy. May 4, Satunlay Essendon v Carlton (P), Melbourne v Bris­bane Bears, Hawthorn v W.C. Eagles, St Kilda v Adelaide. May 5, Sunday Sydney Swans v Geelong, Footscray v Richmond. Bye: Collingwood.

ROUND 8 May 11, Saturday Hawthorn v Carlton (P), Fitzroy v Sydney Swans, Melbourne v Footscray, Geelong v Nth Melbourne, Essendon v W.C. Eagles. May 12, Sunday Brisbane Bears v St Kilda (G), Richmond v Collingwood. Bye: Adelaide.

ROUND 9 May 17, Friday Nth Melbourne v Adelaide. May 18, Saturday Hawthorn v Essendon (P), Carlton v Rich­mond, Collingwood v Geelong, Footscray v Brisbane Bears. May 19, Sunday Sydney Swans v St Kilda, W.C. Eagles v Fitzroy. Bye: Melbourne. ROUND 10 May 24, Friday Adelaide v Melbourne. May 25, Saturday Collingwood v Hawthorn (P), St Kilda v Essendon, Fitzroy v Geelong, Nth Melbourne v Footscray. May 26, Sunday Brisbane Bears v Rich­mond (C), W.E. Eagles v Sydney Swans. Bye: Carlton.

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10. Robert Currie 11. Paul Errington 12. Phil Errington 13. Stewart Allen 14. Pat Murphy 15. Peter McDermott 16. Bill McMullen 17. Gary Cousley 18. Wayne Cairns 19. Martin Cairns 20. Graham Cheney 21. Noel Busby 22. Chris Reidlinger 23. Ralph Brewer 24. Paul Crivellaro 25. Mark O'Brien 26. Wayne Klimpsch 27. Rod Franks 28. Troy Hugler 29. Jason Carroll 30. Paul Allen 31. Paul Williams 32. Colin Lynch 33. Alex Morgan 34. Torn Spicer 35. Jason Dash 36. Jimmy Creek 37. Stephen Stapleton 38. Brian Lawrence 39. Neil Carey 40. Mal Hillier 41. Ross Combs

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TIGERS Club Notes

Watchout! Someone has left the cage door open and released some fierce Tigers. Not being used to the wide open spaces of their new hunting ground it took the Tigers a while to find their feet. It was a hard struggle all day with the Rosellas in front until the final seconds when a great mark and goal by C.C. Michael Wright gave us a fairytale beginning to the season.

A great team effort and a never say die attitude exemplified by a B.O. G. performance by Anthony Wake­man with strong support from Phill "the tatties" Ryan, Peter McCormick, "Tiny" Keith McBean and new "Squashy" lookalike Errol Boots kept us in the game. Special mention to Tommy "Newlywed" Elwin, Woody Longford, Roger Demamiel, James Fell and David Boots for top performances.

(Not supplied) won the AMP Insurance award donated by Greg Eckley and the Mug went to Phil Ryan.

This stewart tongs coached reserves put up a gallant effort, considering it was their first hit out as a team and with many having not played the game before it was a pleasing result. Rugby League convert Rocky Emerson showed that if you are dedicated and willing to listen and learn you can do anything you want - top game Rocky. Brutus Thompson showed that while still on stud duties he is capable of performing on the field with 5 magic goals - there are rumours that he has a groin injury- but no-one knows if it happened before,during or after the game. Others to play well were Billy Bevan, Mussy Gordon, Christian Woods, Scott Young, Jed Cut­ter and ex-Hawthorn man Damien Harris.

The Red Kelly Award was shared by Blue Grieves and Christian Wood with Rocky winning the Mug.

Congratulations to Mussy and Katrina on the birth of a new centre half forward, also Robbie and Annie on the birth of their daughter.

On behalf of all players and supporters I wish Craig Howe a speedy recovery and hope to see him up and about soon.

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One out of two was not quite the desired result of the Rosellas debut at Yanco Oval last Saturday against the Whitton-Yanco Tigers.

The Twos win was its first since 1989. Teamwork, together with a few tactical moves by coach Coco and inspirational performances by a couple of players mak­ing their return games with the club, combined to give the Rosellas a confidence building victory.

Craig Byrnes, one of the players making his re­appearance with the club, completely dominated the half-forward line to deservedly win the Rosella of the Day Mug, while Al 'Bomber' Farrell.another player mak­ing his comeback, played a fine game around the flanks to claim the Courage Mug. Not a bad effort, but a lot of hard work yet before the finals.

The Firsts lost an entertaining, but ultimately disap­pointing game (result wise) to a determined Tigers outfit with the last scoring kick of the day.

To be honest, our teamwork wasn't good, our com­munication between players was almost non-existent while too many players made basic mistakes with their ball skills. Fair enough, we only lost by 2 points, but a loss is a loss which makes the rest of the season just a bit harder. On the plus side, when everything came together it not only looked good, but it was also very effective.

Centreman Darren McDonald played consistently well all day to win the R.O.D. pewter, while ruckman Chris Sutton, who initiated most of our attacks from the centre bounce, won the Courage Mug.

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DONS Club Notes

Perhaps it's best not to say too much about last week's opening round. However it would be remiss not to congratulate our opponents of all three grades -Collingullie-Ashmont in the U 18s and RAAF in the Ones and Twos - on fine performances, even though our Twos were winners!

The U 1 8s were let down a little with the failure of some players to turn up, but that aside, our performance was perhaps not as good as we would have hoped.

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Nevertheless, as the game progressed our efforts increased and it was, indeed, a heartening finish to the game.

Award winners for the U18s were Michael Hood (Man of the Match cash), Martin Loy (Video Ezy award) and Anthony Hood (Huthwaite's Turvey Tops car wash). Congratulations are extended to Anthony on being selected for futher Teal Cup Trials. Unfortunately we'll be without him today because of it but we hope you do well, Hoody! Neil Morton and Shane Spears were other newcomers to show good form.

The Twos had a bit of a lapse in the third term but finished on full of running. Chris Reidlinger (Man of the Match mug), Jimmy Creek (Video Ezy) and Jason Car­roll (Car Wash) were the award winners. Paul 'Ezza' Errington and Noel Busby did well as usual as did new­comers Pat Murphy and Wayne Klimpsch.

Paul Williams had a big game in the Ones and was a deserved Man of the Match mug winner. 'Pencil' Robin­son won the Video Ezy award and Neil Carey the Car

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APRR 27: Marrar v Temora; Coll-Ash v MCU; Nth Wagga v Ardlethan; TR-YC v Barellan. AP-M bye. MAY 4: Temora v Coll-Ash; MCU v Nth Wagga; Ardlethan v TR-YC; Barellan v AP-M. Marrar bye. MAY 11: Nth Wagga v Temora; TR-YC v MCU; AP-M V Ardlethan; Coll-Ash V Marrar. Barellan bye. MAY 18: General bye. NSW State Ch'ships.

MAY 25; Temora v TR-YC; MCU v AP-M; Ardlethan v Barellan; Marrar v Nth Wagga; Coll-Ash bye. JUNE 1: AP-M v Temora; Barellan v MCU; TR­YC V Marrar; Nth Wagga V Coll-Ash. Ardlethan bye. JUNE 8:Temora v Barellan; MCUv Ardlethan; Marrar v AP-M; Coll-Ash v TR-YC. Nth Wagga bye. JUNE 15: Ardlethan v Temora; Barellan v Marrar; AP-M V Coll-Ash; TR-YC V Nth Wagga. MCU bye. JUNE 22: Temora v MCU; Marrarv Ardlethan; Coll-Ash v Barellan; Nth Wagga v Barellan. TR-YC bye. JUNE 29: Marrarv MCU;Coll-AshvArdlethan; Nth Wagga V Barellan; TR-YC V AP-M. Temora bye. JULY 6: Temora v Marrar; MCU v Coll-Ash; Ardlethan v Nth Wagga; Barellan v TR-YC. AP-M bye. JULY 13: Coll-Ash v Temora; Nth Wagga v MCU; TR-YC v Ardlethan; AP-M v Barellan. Marrar bye. JULY 20: Temora v Nth Wagga; MCU v TR-YC; Ardlethan V AP-M; Marrar V Coll-Ash. Barellan bye. JULY 27: TR-YC v Temora; AP-M v MCU; Barellan v Ardlethan; Nth Wagga v Marrar. Coll-Ash bye. AUGUST 3: Temora v AP-M; MCU v Barellan; Marrar V TR-YC; Coll-Ash V Nth Wagga. Ardlethan bye. AUGUST 10: Barellan v Temora; Ardlethan v MCU; AP-M v Marrar; TR·YC v Coll-Ash. Nth Wagga bye.

AUGUST 17: Temora v Ardlethan; Marrar v Barellan; Coll-Ash v AP-M; Nth Wagg av TR-YC. MCU bye. AUGUST 24: MCU v Temora; Ardlethan v Marrar; Barellan v Coll-Ash; AP·M v Nth Wagga. TR-YC bye. 1st Semi: Sat. August 31. 2nd Semi: Sun Sept 8. Preliminary: Sat Sept 14. Grand Final: Sat Sept 21.

DIVISION TWO APRIL 27: Coota v RMF; Uranq-K v Rivcol; SW-TV Whit-Yanco. MAY 4: Uranq-K v RAAF; Rivcol v Whit-Yanco; SW-Tv Coota. MAY 11: Whit-Yanco v RAAF (:JV); Rivcol v sw­T; Uranq-K v Coota. MAY 18: General bye. State champs. MAY 25: RAAF v Rivcol; SW·T* v Uranq-K; Coota v Whit-Yanco. JUNE 1: SW·Tv RAAF;Coota v Rivcol; Uranq­K V Whit-Yanco. JUNE 8: RAAF v Coota; Rivcol v Uranq-K; Whit·Yanco v SW-T (Y). JUNE 15: General bye. Country champs.

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FOSTERS Farrer Football League - 1991 CLUB DIRECTORY PRESIDENT: Trevor Urquhart, 62 Zeigler Ave, Wagga Ph 226429. SENIOR VICE-PRES: Lance Seaman, 5 Bungowan Place, Wagga. PHone (069) 252256. JUNIOR VICE-PRES: John Braid, Plumpton Road, Wagga. Ph 226570. Board Members: Greg Verdon, 75 King St. The Rock. Ph 202203. Robert Turner, 'Glen Ora', Old Junee. Ph 274351. TREASURER: Malcolm Levett, 19 Berembee Road, Wagga. Ph 261248. SEC­RETARY: Danny Malone, 9 Melkin Ave, Wagga. Ph 312836.

ARDLETHAN: PRESIDENT, Maurie Gaynor RMB 506, Ardlethan, 2665. Ph 783825. SECRETARY, Stephen Morrish, 30 Ariah St, Ardlethan. Ph 782153. TREASURER, Alan Litchfield, 'Loormeah', Ardlethan. Ph 563258.

ARIAH PARK-MIRROOL: PRESIDENT: Des Walker 'Westella' Ariah Park, 2665. Ph 741015. SEC­RET ARY: Jamie Gordon, P.O. Box 39, Ariah Park, 2665. Ph 741138. TREASURER: Ellis Johnstone, 9 Ashton St., Ariah Park. Ph 7 41136.

BAR ELLAN: PRESIDENT, Vince Howe 'Box Lea' Barellan, 2665. Ph 553230. SECRETARY: Bob Inglis RMB 56, Barellan. Ph 639492. TREASURER: Rodney Flagg, 'Kiaora' Moombooldool, 2665. Ph 639383.

COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT: PRESI­DENT, John Quilter, Bristol St, Collingullie. Ph 200178. SECRETARY, Peter Van Der Neut, 63 Connorton Ave, Wagga, Ph 313212. TREASURER, June Breust, 5 Balmoral Gres, Wagga. Ph 224568.

COOTAMUNDRA: PRESIDENT, Keith Ron­ning, 'Tara' Box 46, Cootamundra. Ph 421083. SEC­RET ARY, Wayne de Britt, 11 Renehan St, Cootamundra Ph 423631. TREASURER: Mick Walker, c/- Westpac Bank, Cootamundra, 2590. Ph 421044.

MANGOPLAH-C. UNITED: PRESIDENT, Ian Cahalan, 4 Wills Place, Wagga. Ph 261382. SEC­RETARY: Peter Matthews, 'Glengarry', Mangoplah 2650. Ph 285741. TREASURER: Cherrie McKay, 'Bucki', Cookardinia, 2650. Ph (060) 366183.

MARRAR: PRESIDENT: Terry Langtry, 7 Don Street, Marrar 2652. Ph 27 4440. SECRETARY: Donald Pearce, Webb Street, Marrar 2652. Ph 274339. TREASURER: Joanne Shea, 'Hillard', Marrar 2652. Ph 274304.

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NORTH WAGGA: PRESIDENT: Kevin Cross, 29 Wall Street, North Wagga 2650. Ph 213674. SEC­RETARY: Randy Kerr, 63 William Street, North Wagga 2650. Ph 216531. TREASURER: Tom Fife, 53 Pugsley Ave, Wagga 2650. Ph 331272.

R.A.A.F.: PRESIDENT: Col Styles, 3 Trent St, RAAF Base, Forest Hill 2651. Ph 233427. SEC­RETARY: Peter Davis, 53 Dunn Ave., Forest Hill. Ph 227409. TREASURER: Terry Hall, 68 Middleton Rd, RAAF Base, Forest Hill 2651. Ph 233440.

RIVCOLL BUSHPIGS: PRESIDENT: Warde Elliot, P.O. Box 825, Rivcol Union, Wagga 2650. Ph 331222. SECRETARY: Andrew Lowing, P.O. Box 825, Rivcol Union, Wagga 2650. Ph 331222. TREASURER: Chris Howitt, P.O. Box 825, Rivcol Union, Wagga 2650. Ph 331222.

SOUTH WAGGA TOLLAND: PRESIDENT: Ian Williams, 4/32 Higgins Ave., Wagga 2650. Ph 213756. SECRETARY: Robert Currie, 110 Grove Street, Wagga 2650. Ph 226194. TREASURER:?.

TEMORA: PRESIDENT: Kevin Williams, 161 Kitchener Road, Temora 2666. Ph 772434. SEC­RETARY: Bill Collins, Terminus Hotel, Temora 2666. Ph 771302. TREASURER: W. Mahon, Kelvin Grove, Temora 2666. Ph 738850.

THE ROCK-YERONG CREEK: PRESI­DENT: Colin Moore, 'Warrawong', The Rock 2655. Ph 202032. SECRETARY: David Oehm, c/-SRCC, Wagga. TREASURER: Karen Jeffery, 54 Nicholas Street, The Rock 2655. Ph 202033.

URANQUINTY/KAPOOKA: PRESIDENT: Richard Sparks, Spaul St, Uranquinty, 2652. Ph 229722. SECRETARY: Carol Huxley, Bridge Street, Uranquinty 2652. Ph 229740. TREASURER: Shane Doyle, 17 Gunyal Place, Wagga 2650. Ph 313255.

WHITTON-YANCO: PRESIDENT: Noel Max­well, 1 0 Binya Street, Whitton 2704. Ph 552701 (BH). SECRETARY: Ritchie Lloyd, 20 Naradhun St, Whitton 2704. Ph 552716. TREASURER: Steve Purtill, 5 Mun­tenpen Street, Leeton 2705. Ph 533955.

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