SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE • SYDNEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE Balmain • Baulkham Hills

Campbelltown • East Sydney Holroyd-Parramatta

North Shore • Pennant Hills St. George • Sydney University

Western Suburbs

SYDNEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Bankstown • Blacktown Camden • Hawkesbury

Liverpool Anzacs • Wollongong Macquarie University

Manly Warringah • Penrith Penshurst • Sutherland

University of NSW

SYDNEY FOITBAll lEAGUE-1994 FIXTURES ROUND ONE· Salurday Aprll D

104pls Holroyd Parramana 23.27·165 v !!amain 9.7-61 Cam~belllown 12.16"88 v East Sydney 13.~ 5pls Nori Shore 19.13"127v Pennarl Hills 10.16-76 51pls SI George 24.12-15&v Western Suburbs 12.1~ 71pls

SUnday Aprll 10 62pls Sydney Uni 21.17·143v Ballkhan Hills 10.21-61

ROUND TWO· s.turday Agrll 16 47pls Eat Sydney 17.19-121 v Sydney Uri 1 .14-74

Sund;? Aprll 17 37pls Western SUbs 20.16-1 v Hol.Psr!IMla 14.15-99

Ballkhan Hills 12.15-67 v SI George 23.22-160 7:lps Pennarl Hills 13.9-87 v Campbelttown 24.22-166 79pls !!amain 14.17-101 v North Shore 21.19-145 44pls

ROUND THREE· s.turda~ Aprll 23 np1s SI George 21.23-149 v East Sydney 1 .12-72

Hol-Parramarra 21.8-134 v Ballkhan Hills 13.10-88 46pls Sydney Uri 14.15-99 v Pennant Hiiis 25.18-168 69pls Campbelttown 20.18-138v North Shae 16.12-108 30pls Western Suburbs 22.20-152v Bamiin 13.15-93 5!l;l!s

ROUND FOUR· s.turday Aprll 30 East Sydney 10.16-76 v Holroyd Parramatta 12.1W& 10pls Campbe!Nown 28.32-200 v Bamiin 16.5-101 99pls

SUndayMay1 Pennanl Hills 10.18-78vStGeorge13.17-GS 17pls North Shor113.15"03v Sydney Uri 14.~ 1pl. Ballkhan Hills 13.14-* v Western SUbs 20.22-142 SOpls

ROUND FIVE• SUnday May 8 Holroyd Parramana 11.13"711v Penna~ Hills 7.1~ ll4pls St George 13.19"G7 v North Shore 9.18-72 25pls Sydney Uri 4.16-40v Campbe!Nown 27.27·189 149pls Western Slibs 15.17·107v Eat~~ 18.15-123 16pls Bamiin 15.13-103v Blulkhlm H lls 1 24-114 11pls

ROUND SIX • s.turday May 14 North Shore21.11-137v Hol.Psrandta 14.1~7 40pls Campbelhown 26.15-171 v SI Geage 14.15-99 72pls Sydney Uni 33.25-223 v Bamiin 8.lh56 167pls Pennarl Hills 12.7-79vw..temSubs16.11·107 28pls Eal Sydney 21.19-145v Ballkhan Hills 19.10-124 21pls

ROUND SEVEN • SUnday Malo. 'rl Hol.Psr!IMla 9.13-67 v CampbelNown 16-136 69pls SI George 16.24-120v Sydney Uri 6.12-48 72pls Western Suburbs 12.2Ht v North Shore 12.14-66 Bpls Blulkllllm Hiiis 13.17-llSv Pennarl Hills 12.6-78 17pls Bamiin 10.10-70 v Eat Sydney 36.15-231 161pls

SUndct; May 29 Sydney 15.11-101 vA AFL23.23"161 in Canberra

ROUND EIGHT· Salurdafi June 4 St George 29.22·196v Bamiin 16.7- 03 93pls Cam~be!Nown 24.22-166vWestern Slibs 18.9-117 49pls Nori Shore 26.12-168 v Ballkhan Hills 14.15-99 69pls Pennant Hiiis 20.18-138v East Sydney 14.12-96 42pls

SUnday June 5 Sydney Uni 15.18-108v Hol.Psr!IMla 14.19-103 5pls

ROUND NINE· Monday June 13 Holr~d Psrlllldla 12.15-67 v St George 29.17-191 104pls Western SUburba 21.21-147 v Sydney Uri 8.10-58 89pls Ballkhan Hills 1013-73 v Campbelllown 34.16-220 147pls Ent Syd~ 18.11-11h North Shore 14.22-106 13pls Bamiin 15. 4-104 v Ptnnanl Hiiis 36.18-228 124pls

ROUND 10 • Sunday June 1 D Bamiin 12.18-90v Holroyd Parramana 22.29-161 71pls West11n suburbs 17.15-f 17 v St Geage 16.8-104 13pls Blulkhlm Hiiia 17.14-116v Sydney Uri 8.16-64 52pls East Sydney 12.14-66 v Campbe1Nown12.1M1 5pls Pennant Hiiis 16.20-116 v North Shore 10.9-69 47pls

ROUND 11 • s.turday June 25 Sydney Uri v East Sydney Sydney Uri No. 1

SUnday June 26 Hair~ Psr!IMla v Western Subs Gipps Roal Oval SI Geage v Badkhan Hills Ods Pmk esr.>beiHcwn v Pennarl Hills Raids Roal Reserve North Shore v Bamiin Gore Hill Oval

ROUND 12 • s.turday July 2 Ballkhan Hills v Hair~ P'rndla Mclalghlin Reserve East Sydney v St Geage T rur11>91 Pmk Pennarl Hills v Sydney Uri Ern Holmes Oval North Shore v esr.>beiHcwn Gore Hill Oval Bamiin v Western Sliburbs Clrurm1C71ne Oval

ROUND 13 • s.turday July D Hair~ Psr!IMla v East Svdney Gipps Roal Oval

SUnclay July 1 O SI Gecrge v Pennarl Hills Ods Pmk Sydney lJri v North Shore Sydney Uri No. 1 !!amain v Ca!Jibelllcwn Clrurm1C71ne Oval Western Sliburbs v Ballkhan Hills Wagener Oval

ROUND 14 • Saturday July 16 East Sydney v Western Sliburbs Trur11>91 Pmk

SUnday July 17 Pennarl Hills v Hair~ Psr!IMla Ern Holmes Oval North Shore v SI Geage Gore Hill Oval esr.>beiftcwn v Sydney Uri Fields Roal Reserve Badkhan Hills v Balmain Mclalghlin Reserve

ROUND 15 ·Sunday July 24 Hair~ Psr!IMla v North Shore Gipps Roal Oval SI Geage v esr.>beiHcwn Ods Pmk !!amain v Sydney Uri Clrurm1C71ne Oval Western Sliburbs v Pennarl Hills Wagener Oval Ballkhlrn Hills v East Sydney Mclalghlin Resverve

ROUND 16 ·Sunday July 31 ~own v Hair~ P'rndla Fields Roa:! Reserve Svdney Uri v SI Geage Sydney Uri No. 1 llkrth Shore v Western Sliburbs Gore Hin Oval Pennarl Hills v Ballkhan Hills Ern Holmes Oval East Sydney v !!amain Trur11>91 Pmk

ROUND 17 • s.turday Augllll 6 East Sydney v Pennari Hills Trur11>91 Pmk

SUnday Augllll 7 Hair~ Psr!IMla v Sydney Uri Gipps Roal Oval Bamiin v St Geage Drurm1C71ne Oval Western Sliburba v Car¢e!Hcwn Wagener Oval Ballkhan Hills v North Shore Mclalghlin Reserve

ROUND 18 • s.turday Augllll 13 St Geage v Holr~d Psr!IMla Ods Pmk esr.>beiHcwn v Ballkhan Hills Raids Roal Reserve Pennarl Hills v !!amain Ern Holmes Oval North Shore v East Sydney Gore Hill Oval

SUnday Augllll 14 Sydney Uri v Western Suburbs Sydney Uri No. 1

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BLUES & BULLDOGS PRODUCE ANOTHER NAIL-BITER Con The Demons be o Serious Threot?

North Shore in o Slump East Sydney have emerged as the most genuine threat to Campbelltown 's troyhy aspirations when the Bulldogs ran the Blues to their second five-pointer of the season in a nail-biting outing at Trumper Park last Sunday. The Bulldo~s did it in the first round at Macquarie Fields on April 9th and their repeat has issued the only challenge the all-conquering Campbelltown have faced all year. We'lljust have to wait/or the outcome until the end of August. Meanwhile, Pennant Hills added another valuable scalp downing North Shore.

You couldn't ask for much more another lost season. My, how was players for the Hills like as supporters of both East Sydney things have changed. After wins MATTIIEW DAYKIN (in only his and Campbelltown when it comes over East then Balmain, a 47pt second senior match), GERARD to close finishes. success over the Bears last Sunday MIMMO, PETER DIXON and

If you were a Bulldog fan you has added a new zip to the TIM HALL who proved the would've been wishing many of 1he Demons preparation for this difference. first quaner shols had found 1heir weekends encounter against the Baulkham Hills sealed the mark more accura1ely during lhe Blues. result of their meeting with first half period when Eas1 were Nonhs have been ranled 1hese Sydney University with a match-1igh1er in defence and more pasl IWO weeks and while 1hey came winning opener of 7. 7 to 0.3 from confidenl in anack. back sirongly againsl lhe Demons it which Uni never recovered.

East were one of the stronger can safely be said, lhe Bears are in First.gamers for the Falcons compedtors this year's Campbell- a slump. were STUART WYNN and BRET town bas yet faced with a terrific They certainly had no answer BAKER who combined well with fll'st half when they led by two to the powerful performance of MARK McLEAN to set the goals at the long break and JOHN IRONMONGER not only at standard. All three are products seemingly had the resenes to go centre-bounces but around the from the Falcons junior grades. on with it. ground and his five goals were the After a mid-game Uni recovery.

But the Blues wittled away and added icing. The victory gathered Baulkham Hills found new legs 10 contained East in a hard fought last another important scalp for the run away, wilh lheir besl named as half gaining a slender five-point Demons in what was the 45th - DAVID REliD, JASON WESTER­victocy to maintain their record of meeting of the "Northside Derby". BRINK, MA1THEW REFD and ten succesive wins, but there was a None toiled for North as hard SCOIT ABERCROMBIE also signofthankfulness. as ANDREW VARASDI and RODNEYDEAVESandMICKTOY.

SEAN BARRE'IT, PETER STUART CARLAW plus the Western Snburbs tnmed FOYE and MICHAEL UNDER- reliable BRENDON PRICE, but it around their (cont p.4) WOOD were named best for the

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SFL REVIEW ROUND 10 - (cont.) opening day 71pt thrashing into a creditable 13-point win over St George at Wagener Oval, banding the Saints their second loss for the year.

St George suffering injuries had few on-ballers who were up to the Magpies on the day finding TONY GRAHAM. MARK SANSON and TRAVIS DOY!.£ more than they could handle. Best/or the Saints were NIGEL TUNBRIDGE and ASHLEY CARTER.

Parramatta confmned NEIL BRISCOE's woes (see page 12) with another thrashing of the Tigers at Drummoyne Oval - the Goannas keeping Balmain goalless for almost two quarters with quick run-on play, long bombs for goal and even more telling was the fact Parramatta were missing the leadership of captain SHAUN EDMUNDS and MICK O'BRIEN.

For Balrnain, ANDREW GRIMES did well against his old club while ANDREW KYPRJANOU in the unfamiliar territory of the backline also stood out. For Parra, they shared the spoils with jive players kicking three goals each of 11 goalkickers.

THE PHANTOM IN ROUND 11

East Sydney by 50pts Western Suburbs by 45pts

St George by 15pts Campbelltown by 35pts North Shore by 75pts

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SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE w L D For Agnst o/o Pts

CAMPBELL TOWN 10 1565 861 181.n 40 STGEORGE 8 2 1367 920 148.59 32 WESTERN SUBURBS 7 3 1204 1055 114.02 28 EAST SYDNEY 5 5 1152 1033 111.52 20 North Shore 5 5 1111 1029 107.97 20 Holroyd-Parramatta 5 5 1078 1078 100.00 20 Pennant Hiiia 4 6 1103 1037 106.36 16 Sydney UnlveraHy 3 7 949 1194 79.48 12 Baulkham Hiiia 3 7 969 1357 71.41 12 Bal main 10 882 1815 48.60

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STGEORGE 9 1 1122 352 311.1 38 PENNANT llLLS 8 834 202 482.3 31 PENNANT llLLS I 2 871 505 183.7 32 BAULKHAM HILLS 1 2 1045 318 321.0 21 CAMPBELL TOWN • 2 783 525 151.5 32 STGEORGE 7 1 721 310 221.5 21 NORT11 SHORE 1 3 172 557 158.1 21 CAMPBELL TOWN 5 4 1111 414 228.8 20 E•tt Sydney 5 5 784 721 108.0 20 NorthShO,. 5 4 780 470 181.7 20 Ballkhmn Hiiia 5 5 579 770 75.2 20 lhllMln 2 7 335 1111 30.0 I Sydney Unlverally 4 8 803 108 74.5 11 Sydllliy un1ve111ty 2 7 211 1000 21.1 • Hol.P•rr8mlllta 3 7 155 ff2 111.1 12 EHi Sydney 2 7 275 884 27.7 • Blllmllln 1 8 511 1080 52.2 4 tto1.P1rr8111111ta 1 I 341 812 37.0 4 Weat•m Suburb• 10 327 871 33.7

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SYDNEY FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION- 1994 FIXTURES ROUND ONE • Sllunllly Aprtl I

Maccµrit Uri 9.18-72 v Llvorpoot 11.25-91 Mlnly 27.1t-1t1 v Cron-SUl!stond 8.10-58 Uni ol NSW 1lZl-111 vWalangang 7.12·54 Hawf<eoluy 8.7·55 v Ponrfth 12:7·19

SUndly Aprtl 10 Cll"ndon 38.29-257 v Elack!CMn 4.4·28 lllnlaltown 11.23-137 v Penstuol 7.8-50

ROUND TWO • Sllunllly Aprtl 111 Mlnly 19.111-130 v Walangang 4.3-27 livorpaal 8.f>.53 v Uni ol NSW 20.15-1:15 twwt.bury 17.14-118v Clmlen 12.13-85 BacklCMn 4.2·26 v lllnllllown 37.25-217 Cron-SUlhlrllnd 15.:.110 v Maccµrit Uri 8.11-!ie

SUnd8J Aprtl 17 F'tnlluol 5.!>35 v Ponrfth 2121· 153

ROUND THREE· SllunlllY Aprtl ZI Maccµrit Uri 10.11-M v Wollongong 1?.21·1ZI Minty 11.13-121 v Uri cl NSW 15.5-95 livorpaal 8.8-36 v Cron-SUlhlrllnd 1l 1M13 BacklCMn 2.2· 14 v HnUlbury Zl.2fl.1M

SUndly Aprtl 21 Cll"ndon 3l23-Zlt v Penstuol 3.9-27 Ponrfth 25.111-1• v BlllkslCMn t0.7-67

ROUND FOUR· Sllunllly Aprtl 30 Uni ol NSW 25.n112 v Maccµrit Uri 12.9-81 Mlnly41.»-270 y livorpaal 12.1-73 Cron-SUl!stond 12.13-85v Wollongong 14.1:Htl Ponrfth 50.33-333vBacklCMn1.1-7 lllnllllown :M.17·181 v Carden 8.5-53

SUndly Illy 1 Pnluol 2.7·19 vHnUlbury 29.1t-11:1

ROUND FIVE· Sllurdlly Illy 1 Maccµrit Uri t3.&-84 v Minty 27.21·183 livorpaal tO.t().70 v Wollongong 12.N1 Bladclown 13.1t-17 v Penstust 5.11-41 Hawklabury 1l 10-10I y BristCMn 11.&-72 Cron-SUlhlrllnd 13.15-13 v Uni ol NSW 13.15-93

SUnday Illy I Carden t3.7-65 v Ponrfth 11.13-121

ROUND SIX • Illy 14 Hawf<ooluy 5.7-37vCron-SUlhlrllnd14.1:Htl BacklCMn 0.2·2 v Ltvorpool 22.22-154

SUnday Illy 15 CtmSen 12.13-SSv llllcqun Uni 11.:J0.131 BlllkslCMn 7.MB v Uni ol NSW 21.15-141 Wollongong an tateil tram Pensluol Pelrih 4.&33yMinty12.14-111

ROUND SEVEN· Sllurdlly Illy 21 Maccµrit Uri 9.15-e v Ponrfth Zl.12-150 Mlnly 30.22-202 y BristCMn 7.7-49 Uni ol NSW 53.311-354 v Penslust 1.5-11 Wollongong 12.13-15 vHawf<ooluy 8.7-55 Llvorpool 20.1fl.138vCtrrdon13.14-92 SUlhlrllnd 47.43-325 y BacldCMn 2. 1-13

ROUND EIGHT • Sllurdlly Illy 28 BacklCMn 0.0.0 v Wollongong 45.211-291 Ponrfth 17.15-117vliYerpocl 15.13-HXl lllnlaltown 27.111-171 v Maccµrit Uri 7.1&-58

SUnclly Illy 29 Minty an tat&i tram Pensluol Cll!llen 10.12·72 v Cron-SUIMrtlnd 27.1fl.1tl0 Hawf<ooluy 8.11-59 v Uni ol NSW Zl.23-181

ROUND NINE • Slllurdey June 4 Mllcqun Uni an lateil tram Penstuol Mlnly 29.1t-113 v Hawf<ooluy 9.7-61 Uni ol NSW 11.411-535 y EladdCMn 0. H Wollongong 29.22-118 v Cimltn 5.3-33 LiYerpool 10.13·73vBlnlaltown1l 1:1-108 CrOll-Sulhll1nl 12.1WtlY Pelrih 8.1<F58

Sllurdlly June 11 SFA 11.8-75 v Monn FL 11.11-77

ROUND10·SllURllyJune11 BacklCMn 1.().6 y Minty 0.:.211 Perrih 9.1G-64vWollongong13.N7 BlllkslCMn 9. 6-60 y Cron-SUlhlll8nd 19.17·131

SUndly June 11 Carden 7.9-51 v Uni ol NSW 22.14-1411 HIWllllbury 21.15-171 v Maccµrit Uri 9.8-62 Liverpocl. tho 1¥•

ROUND 11· Sllunllly June 25 Maccµrit Uri v BacklCMn Maccµwit Uri'9niy MIFlly v Ctrrdon Weldon OYll Uri cl NSW v Perrih V'llqge Green Walangang v BlllkslCMn Delon Psf< livorpaal v Hawf<eoluy ROMdale OYll CraUla-SUl!stond. tho 1¥•

ROUND 12 ·July 2 livorpaal Y MIOCJ*ie Uri WalangangvUriclNSW Ptrrih" y If awt<eotuy BacklCMn y Ctrrdon Cron-SUhlrtlrd v Mq

SUnd8y JUiy 3 Blllksl-.. the 1¥•

ROUND 13 • Sllunlay JUiy 9 Macxpwie Uri v Cran-SUherllrd Macxpwie Uriwroiy Walangang v Mq Delon Pw1t Uri clNSW v livorpaal V'llage Gr..,

SUnd8y July 10 Ctrrdon v HIWl<ooluy Kitdm1 Pw1t BlllkslCMn y BacklCMn Kelso Pw1t Pelrih. the 1¥•

ROUND14·SllunlayJuly11 Walangang v Mqaie Uri Delon Pw1t Uni cl NSW v Mony Vhge Green Hawf<estuy v BacldCMn Benscns Llfle Cr....SUherllrd v livorpaal Gwawloy Psf<

SUndly July 17 BlllkslCMn v Pelrih Kelso Pw1t Ctrrdon. tho 1¥•

ROUND 15 • Sllunllly JUiy ZI Mecxpn Uri v Uri cl NSW Macxpwie Uriwniy livorpaal Y MIFlly Rosedale OYll BacklCMn v Pelrih WIUs1 Reserw Walangang Y Cran-SUherllrd Daaan Pw1t

SiiildllyJuly 2il Ctrrdon v BlllkslCMn Kitdm1 Pw1t Hawf<eoluy. tho!¥•

ROUND 11 • Sllunllly July 30 Mq v Macqusie Uri Weldon OYll Walangang v livorpaal Delon Psf< Uri cl N91/ v Cran-SUherllrd Vhge Gr..,

SUndlyJuly31 BriatCMn v HIWl<estuy Kelso OYll Pelrih v Ctrrdon Gr9'fg&ms R..w BacklCMn. tho 1¥•

ROUND 17 • Sllunllly Allgllll ti Mecxpn Uri v Ctrrdon Macxpwie Uriwroiy MIFlly v Pelrih Weldon OYll Uri cl NSW v BlllkslCMn Vhge Green livorpaal Y BacklCMn Rosedale OYll Cran-SUherllrd Y Hawt<esluy Gwawloy Pwk Walangang. tho 1¥•

ROUND11·SllURllyAugUll13 Pelrih v Macxpwie Uri Gr8'fGllTS R..w Hawf<eltuy v Walangong Benscns :Llfle BacklCMn v Cr....SUherllrd Whala1 R.-ve

SUndly AugUll 14 BlllkslCMn v ... ...., Kelso OYll Cimltn Y livorpaal Kitdm1 Psf< Uri cl NSW. lhe bye

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LEAGUE BALMAIN v HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA

Sunday at Orummoyne OVal PARRA 8.5 15.11 20.23 22.29-161 BAL 2.4 2.11 4.13 12.18- 90 Goals: HP: D.Barwick 3, W.Hollis 3, S.Kassem 3; D.Pearce

3, D.Uphill 3, T.Bulsma 2, D.Finch, P.Gallagher, T.Johnstone, H.Kassem. M.Tritton. B: LMarques 3, M.Sm~h 3, M.Wilson 2, M.Harper 2. P.Reece, D.Buriord.

. Best: HP: D.Pearce, W.Hollis, D.Finch, D.Menz. B: M.Archer, LMarques, A.Kyprianou, A.Grimes.

UMPIRES: Roger Crowll.lrst, Michael Forbes.

WESTERN SUBURBS v ST GEORGE Sunday at Wagener OVal

WEST 5.2 9.5 11.12 17.15-117 stG 4.1 9.1 13.3 16. 8-104 Goals: WS: M.Sanson 4, T.Doyle 3, A.Fiddler 2.

W.Jennings 2, C.Holmes 2, J.Beverstock 2, D.Lake, $.Tomlinson. stG: M.Cl~t 4, C.Coffey 4, C.Taylor 2, D.West 2, S.Lawrence, M.Sander.;, A.Fairliglt, A.Barrett.

Best:WS:T.Graham, M.Sanson, T.Doyle, J.Cormack. stG: N.Tunbridge, A.Carter, C. Raper, G.Coffey

UMPIRES: Nick Angelos. David Vole.

BAULKHAM HILLS v SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Sunday at McLaughlin Reserve

BHLS 7.7 11.10 13.10 17.14-116 SUNI 0.3 2.8 6.11 8.16- 64 Goals: BH: A.Belbin 3, S.Wynn 3. M.Hayman 3.

$.Abercrombie 2, M.Mclean 2, G.Lake 2, J.Westerbrirl\ 2. SU: C.Hewal 2, J.Bourlle 2, C.Cole 2. J.Peter.:, G.Hart.

Best: BH: J.Westerbrink. D.Reed, A.Abercrombie, M.Mclean. SU: B.Pierce. C.Cole, N.Hartnell, A.Vardy.

UMPIRES: Paul Cheny, Kevin Meade.

EAST SYDNEY v CAMPBELL TOWN Sunday at Trumper Park

CAM 5.3 7.8 9.12 12.19- 81 EAST 8.5 10.7 11.9 12.14- 86 Goals: C: S.Barretl 2, C.McBrien 2, J.Uplil 2, M.Sugalis 2,

P.Brooks. T.Burnett, D.Murphy, C.McGough. ES: D.Rowe 3, S.Crowe 2, D.Hassett 2, S.Ch~chesler 2, N.Cordy.

Best: C: S.Barrett, P.Foy, M.Underwood, B Ker.:haw. ES: I.Roberts, W.Zwar, J.Wealherley, $.Feldman.

UMPIRES: Arion Lewis, Frank Kalazyich.

PENNANT HILLS v NORTH SHORE Sunday at Em Holmes Oval

PHLS 2.4 4.8 8.15 16.2<>-116 NORTH 3.1 3.5 9.7 10. g. 69 Goals: PH: J.lronmonger 5, M.Daykin 3, D.Brown 2,

D.Diglton 2, A.Brawn 2. T.Hall, P.Gooley. NS: A.Varasdi 3, G.Keane 2, N.Brumley 2, B.Cariyon. G.Johnson, G.Tannock.

Best: PH: J.lronmonger, G.Mimmo, M.Daykin, M.Carey. NS: J.Duur.:ma, J.Doyle, A. Varasdi, S.Fanning, A.Papotto .

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UMPIRES: Gerald Walsh, Grari Godrey.

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llONS CONSOLIDATE THEIR PLACE IN THE FIVE Wollongong turned on four steady quarters off ootball to edge out home side PenriJh by 23-points last weeks SFA Match of the Round. With Patten Whelan and Shoebridge all out of PenriJh's Une-up, the Lions hel.d a decided height advantage over the Rams weakened goal-to-goal Une.

While it was still anyone's Blacktown and Manly was game at half-time, the Rams whether or not JARET failure to take advantage of the HOGARTH would reach the breeze in the third term gave 100-goal milestone. While Wollongong a bead start Jacko managed to score 14 coming home with the breeze goals for the day, be will have in the fmal quarter and the to wait until this week's game Lions kept the ascendancy to against Camden at . Weldon score a comfort-able win and Oval to add the four goals be consolidate their position near needs for the ton.

The Wolves score of 43.20 the top of the table. could have been even greater but

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10 To add to their woes, ruck- for the mysteriously. short rover TONY ANDREWS quarters clocked up, however, received an appointment with there was enough time for Manly the Tribunal during the week. to note some encouraging

In blustery conditions at performances among their aspirations sutTered a set back Kirkham Park, Camden were players including that of when they crashed to a 71-soundly defeaJed by Universily newcomer from North Shore point defeats at the hands of of NSW but showed signs of a MARK DRINKWATER who Cronulla-Sutberland. The return to the form they showed how valuable some Bombers were bustled o~ of displayed early in the creative handball can be. the game by the detennmed year.During a tense couple of · With a win in the Reserves, Sharks combination who are weeks the Blues coach GA VIN Mac Uni were confident of a quietly but confidently ~oiog NICHOLSON has stepped repeat performance in the about the business of building down. MICK COLUNS has Ones but ineffective use of the up enough premiership points taken over the reins and the breeze in the frrst tenn made to earn a place in the finals. Blues hierarchy has laid down their task extremely difficult. the law to players in order to get With their key forwards the club back on the rails. ANDERSON, PURDIE and

Uni dominated the match BOYCE all firin~, however and were encouraged Hawkesbury took control m by the good form of MICHAEL the second term to open a 'Trapper' CHISHOLM who handy four-goal break. bagged seven goals and his The loss of coach AL customary 50-metre in his first PURDIE and JASON game back from injury and BEN WOODCOE thru injury in the FISHER who also resumed his second half was well first grade football career with a compensated by the good form of solid game in the ruck. pivot DA VE BURNS ·and rover Mercurial ruck-rover IAN MIKE CARUANA and the Saints "Coke" KOHLER picked up built on their lead during the another 45 possessions and third term to put the result PETER BRIEDE emulated beyond doubt at the last change. Diesel with 31 handpasses for The fact that the Students had the day to help their side to a not played since May 28th may very comfortable 95-point have had something to do with victory. their fade-out in the latter stages

In an uneventful game out of the game. at Whalen Reserve, the main · In the remaining match of interest in the match between the round, Bankstown•s finals

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VIEW by DAVID JOHNSON

WAFL State Director of Coaching

Umpiring Australian Football is one of the game's tremendous

TEMPEST who umpired AFL football from the inception of the Eagles in 1987 until he retired in 1990. Tempest, who is the current WA umpires' fitness coach, oMciated in the 1986 and 1988 WAFL grand fmals. Tempest held state records for the 3000m and SOOOm. He represented the State as an 800m. and 1500m runner from 1969 to 1981.

mental and physical PETER TR.OODE was one of the challenges requiring great first players to wear a helmur after reserves of stamina and suffering several bouts of concentration. It is little co_ncussion during his 92 games

th with South Fremantle. Troode wonder at some of recalls the 1973 WA v Victoria football's greats took on the interstare game ar the MCG where challenge and became great current umpires' chief Bill Deller umpires. who was umpiring the game,

HAYDN BUNTON, a triple Brownlow and Sandover Medallist was perhaps the best known former footballer involved in umpiring when he offzciaJed in the SANFL in 1946. Bunton was said to be one of the best umpires ever seen in South Australia, retiring after just one season when he was overlooked as the grand final umpire that year.

RAY SCOTI was one of West Australia's premier full-forwards kicking over 900 goals for W AFL club West Perth between 1944 and 1959. Scott decided to 'join tbe blokes he couldn't beat as a player' and began his umpiring career with the WAFL in 1960. In 1963 after only 13 League games he offi­ciated in the grand final. He also umpired the 1967 and 1968 grand finals. After officiating in 146 league games, Scott became the Umpires' Adviser in WA from 1979 to 1983.

Current West Australian AFL boundary umpires, TIM and DAN GOOCH are both on scholarships with the WA lnsdtule of Sport and would dearly love to represent Australia in the middle distance events al the Sydney Olympics in the year 2000. Bo'th still young U'!'Rires with bright fuJures, Dan officiated in the 1993 WAFL grand fmal.

Another top middle distance

allowed him to wear the helmut amidst much controversy. Troode's boyhood idol was legendary WA umpire RAY MONTGOMERY. and as a young man he had bigger ambitions to be a league football umpire than as a player. his wish and became a league umpire in the early 1980's. ·

East teammates, VAL SPARROW and GEORGE OWENS who each played in seven East Perth premiership sides were significant figures West Australian umpiring in the late l 930's. Sparrow officiated in the 1936 grand final in which his old side downed Claremont. Owens officiated in five WA grand finals and in 1938 umpired all five games of the finals sen es.

Last but not least, RON BEY ANS made his mark on the game as a key position player with Subiaco in the 1970's. A popular member of the umpires' panel in WA, Barens red.red two years ago and 1s currmdy an Umpires' Observer in the WAFL. Bayens played 184 games for Subiaco, represmting the State on four occasions. He umpired 15 W AFL league games.

The Sydney Football League are always .looking for new addnions to umpiring ranks.

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BLACKTOWNv MANLY·WARRINGAH Saturday at Whelan Reserve

MANLY 13.1 21.9 34.16 43.20-271 BLK 0.0 1.0 1.0 1. 0- 6 Goals: M: J.Hogarth 14, D.Wellil'ljon 5, T.Clark 5,

A.Tho"1)son 5, P.Robertson 3, W.Saunders 2, M.Brady 2. C.Thomas 2, T.Anderson 2, R.Allen, T.Adarns, J.Wal.ers. B: Powell.

Best: M: T.Anderson, J.Hogarth, W.Saunders, M.Driillwaler, C.Conway: B: P.Gralen, D.Murp~, T.Sayer, T.Hale.

UMPIRE: Brian Sullivan.

PENRITH v WOLLONGONG Saturday at Greygums Reserve

WOLL 2.3 8.4 10.6 13. g. 87 PEN 4.4 5.5 8.8 9.10- 64 Goals: W: No Goaltlckers Supplied. P: D.Armstrong 3,

A.Daniel 3, P Dolan, M.Gallagher, M.Farrell. Best: W: C.We~el, M.Schow, R.Henderson, D.Hurt. P:

T.Andrews, J.Ware, M.Emerton, $.Bradley. UMPIRES: Phil Forster, Hugh Patterson.

CAMDEN v UNIVERSITY OF NSW Sunday at Kirkham Park_ ·

UNSW 3.1 8.5 15.12 22.14-146 c 1.3 3.7 4.8 7. g. 51 Goals: U: M.Chisholm 7, D.Stephen 4, M. Valach 2,

R.Biessel, P.Holmes 2, P.Greenwood 2, I.Kohler, B.Gee, P.Mongon. C:G.Nicholson 3, P.Berger 2. N.Barrs. B. Haines.

Best: U: B.Fisher, I. Kohler, M.Chisholm, R.Petman. C: T.Cullen. N. Barrs, C.Andrew, R.Waddell (1st senior game).

UMPIRES: Sieve Koski, Richard Walsh.

BANKSTOWN v CRONULLA·SUTHERLAND Saturday at Kelso OVal

SUTH 4.4 8.8 13.14 19.17·131 BNK 0.1 3.3 6.4 9. 6- 60 Goals: C.S: S.Mayne 6, J.Cl~t 5, S.Nttshie 3, M.Sweeting

2, D.Tremain, L.OShea.B: G.Graham 3, D.Dimmock 2, R.Cosgriff. C.Evans, M.West, J.Graham.

Best: C.S: S.Farr. S.Mayne, J.Clift, D.Tremain. B: P.Soott, A.Wade, S.Taylo1, M.Wes ..

UMPIRES: Andrew Kenwort~. Greg Hopwood.

HAWKESBURY v MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY Sunday at Bensons Lane

HAWK 2.0 8.2 15.8 26.15-171 MACU 1.7 3.8 7.8 9. 8· 62 Goals: H: D.Anderson 6, A.Purdie 5. D.Boyce 5,

D.Edmonds 4, T.Etheril'ljon 2, M.Caruana. K.Bludel. A Morgan, D.Bums. MU: S.Ti"lirstans 3, T.Durrant 3, M.Bradbrook, M.Busch, S.Whtte.

Best: H: D.Bums. D.Anderson, M.Caruana. P.Albina. MU: J.Busch, J.Wellsmore, S.Whtte, T.Durrart.

UMPIRES: Richard Cox, Tortf Rose.

RESERVE GRADE

Manly on forfeit from Blacktown; Wollongong 9.9-63 d Penrlh 5.6-36; Unlversly of NSW 7.7-49 d Cmnden 1.7-13; Bankstown 11.6-72 d Sutherland 8.7·55; Macquarie Unlversly 7.11-53 d Hawkesbury 4.3-27.

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w L D For Agn• "' lllANL Y·WARRINGAH 10 1830 486 376.5 UNIVERSITY OF NSW 8 1 1 11156 572 :W2.0 WOl.LONQONQ 8 2 1168 622 187.8 CffOH.SUTMERUND 7 2 1 1277 711 1711.6 PENRflli 7 3 1267 680 116.3 Hon.bury 5 5 1017 866 117.4 BllnUtown 5 5 1128 11116 113.3 Liverpool Anaco 4 6 1157 llllO 116.7 Clund111 2 8 1061 1246 84.4 •cquarlo Unlv....ity 2 a 8115 1271 70.4 Blacldown 1 II 1114 2680 7.4 Ponehurat 10 181 1851 11.8

RESERVE GRADE w L D For Agn• "' lllANL Y·WARRINGAH 8 1 1013 293 345.7

UNIVERSITY OF NSW 8 2 864 330 261.1 CffOH.SUTMERL~ND 8 2 170 404 215.4 LIVERPOOL 7 3 805 429 117.7 WOl.LONQONQ 6 4 807 472 171.0 llanUtown 5 5 871 646 1:W.8 Hon.bury 5 5 614 614 111.4 .. cq .. rle Unhl-y 5 5 5111 668 811.5 Ponrffh 3 7 641 608 105.3 Clundon 3 7 3114 1001 311.4 Blocldown 1 II 143 1225 11.7 Ponehurat 10 0 105I 0

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FORWARDS HARRY V ALLENCE (Carlton)

The son of a Bacchus Marsh farmer, V allence tried bis luck with Carlton In 1926 and played during a period which the Blues referred to as 'The Twilight Years' for after their triple wins of 1906-07-08 and the double or 1914-15, Carlton failed to win any Premierships again until 1938.

'Soapy' with amazing torpedo punlS bootul 86 goals to head the VFL list In I93I and topped Car"//Dn 's list eight times with tallies of 64, 86, 97, 84, 66, 86, 39 and 81 In a VFL career total of 722 goals In 204 games. Vallence had been appointed captain-roach of Associalion club Williamstown In I 938 buJ Carlton refused him a clearance yd agreul to rekase him if he played thal season.

After playing In Carlton's 1938 premiership, Vallence moved to the VFA Seagulls for just Two Pounds a week ($4.00), scoring 133 goals In 1939. At 35 In 1940, Vallence was talked out or retirement and In a twin-attack with Ron Todd kicked 111 goals, then another 92 In 1941. Doring the VFA's war-tlme recess, V allence returned to Princes Park where he coached Carlton Seconds.

At 40, he turned oUI twice in 1945 for Brighton kicking 11 goals, then became captain ·roach of thal club next year. Playing I9 of a possib~ 20 games, Val~ce kicked 77 goals. He oontinued playing with Brighton 2nds, then East Brighton and finally with the Federal League club Camden where he gave it away, aged SO. 'Soapy's' football achkvements were taller than any of the stories he told.

South Mdbourne's BOB PRATI, BilL MOHR (St Kilda), JOHN COLEMAN (&sendon), and PETER HUDSON (Hawthorn) will follow In this series.

QUEENSLAND DOWN NSW·ACT In the curtain-raiser to the Brisbane v Essendon game at the BCG last Sunday, a combined QAFL side scored a comfortable victory over a combined NSWAFL and ACTAFL side under TERRY DANIHER, coach or the Wagga Ilgers.

SFL repraentaltva of the side are oongratUlated on their se~ction and performance. They were CHRIS O'DWYER (ES), TONY QUINN (SIG), PETER CHADWICK (SU), TIM SANSON (WS), GRAHAM JONES (BB) and special note of SAM DUNSTONE (C) who galhered plaudits for his ma/ch.

Tue QAFL have developed into a strong combination and were found to be much-better equipped on the day.

QAFL 4.4 8.11 11.14 17.18-120 NSW-ACT 1.1 2.3 5.7 8.12· 60 Goals: QLD: Mrakov 7, Lawrence 3, C.Edwards 2, Howe 2, Weame 2, Bourke. NSWACT: Zochling 2, Dickie, Fitzsinunons, Banfield, Harper. Langan, Ryna. Best: QLD: Crough, Lawrence, Headland, Jones, C.Edwards, Kreuter. NSWACT: Gilbert, Banfield, Langan, Dustone. Lawton. Dickie.

1980 was the first season under the SYDNEY FOOTBAI.L LEAGUE banner and these are the words our journal recorded how the four maJches were played over three days of the Queen's Birthday weekend of June 14-15-16.

Newtown posted their fifth successive win in a good performance against East Sydney at the Sydney Cricket Ground last Sunday in the key round 11 match of the SFL-Escort Premiership series.

JOHN ARMSTRONG president of the Newtown club was pleased to accept the VFL Challenge Cup as winners or the SCG encounter.

The Victorian Football League have generously donated a handsome trophy to recognise the 100-years of Sydney football celebrated jointly this year by East ,I Sydney and Newtown.

The Challenge Cup is a perpetual trophy in matches played between the Angels and the SFL Bulldogs.

With an almost unbeatable baclcline headed by KENT COBURN and GARY HOOKER, Newtu.vn held control a/I day over &sl who fumbled for their second loss in a ruw.

JOHN PILKJNGJ'ON controlled the rucks for the City Ford Angels and the only

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real goers for the Tricolors were ROB CLARIDGE and IAN ALLEN.

East were highly inaccurate and kicked themselves out of any chance of heading Newtown off.

The Bulldogs attack desperately needs a focal point and the return from injury of PETER RUSCUKLIC ill anxiously awaited. ·

On Saturday, North didn't have It all their own way against Southern Districts In pouring rain that drenched North Sydney Oval.

The Eagles were tenacious in the wet and led narrowly al the long break, bUI the AVCO Bean took oontrol In the last half to win by a comfortable five goals.

At Pennant Hills with water covering almost half the oval, the SFL Demons slid to their first win since round six. Balmain were always close but never bridged the gap with the Hills stung by great performances from KEITH DEL.OOZE and MAURIE GALE.

On Monday at Macquarie, Western Suburbs scored a predictable win over St George. BARRY GREAVES >IW

back for the Magpies showing a lol of promise, while STEVE COOK appeared for West Reserves.

Results or the round - on Saturday, North Shore 10.15-75 d Southern Districts 5.15-45 and Pennant Hllh 16.9-105 d Balmaln 10.4-64. On Sunday at the SCG, Newtown 13.11·89 d East Sydney 9.:21-75 while on Monday, Western Suburbs 24.18·162 d St George

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Saturday at Sydney University SYDNEY UNIVERSITY EAST SYDNEY

(Gold with Blue Yoke)

Captain-Coach: Peter Dunkley

G B 1 Peter DUNKLEY ............................................................ .

~ ~~iri:~~·N·'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 4 Jere~ BoURKE ......................................................... . 5 Graham HART .............................................................. . 6 Steven ALLEN ............................................................. ..

~ ~~n~~BE\; .:::::::::::::::::'.'.:'.::::::'.::::::::::::::::'.::::: ::::::::::::'.:: 9 Peter CHADWICK ........................................................ .

10 Michael DAVIS ............................................... .. ........... .. 11 Richard LUKE ............................................................... . 12 Anthony PARMEN'TER ................................................ . 13 Bill MOORE .................................................................. . 14 Tim STACK ..................................................... .. ............ . 15 MarkSlEWART .......................................................... .. 16 Paul STRONGMAN ....................................... .. ........... .. 17 Roger PREZENS ......................................................... . 18 Craig HEWAT .................................... : .......................... . 19 Murray FREE ............................................................... .. 20 Clinton COLE ............................................................... .. 21 Brad EVE ..................................................................... .. 22 Michael HIRST ............................................................. . 23 JimCARlER ............................................................... .. 24 WilliamSKINNER ........................................................ .. 25 Dean LEE ..................................................................... . 26 Charles WEWNGTON ................................................ . 27 Nick HARTNELL ........................................................... . 28 Patrick WILLIAMS ... _ .................................................. .. 29 Craig HUCKER ............................................................. . 30 Joe BISKUP ................................................................. .. 31 Bill MACBETH .............................................................. . 32 Jarrie COUSINS ............................................ .. ........... .. 33 David HALL .................................................................. .. 34 David HOOD ................................................................ .. 35 Andrew BONWICK ....................................................... . 36 Jon PElERS ................................................................ . 37 Ian MINNS ...................................................... .. ............ . 38 John JONES ................................................................. . 39 Paul BRANDON ........................................................... . 40 Adam BRANSON ......................................................... . 41 Michael BURDEN ........................................................ .. 42 Tom HINDHAUGH ...................................................... ..

( Red, White & Blue ) Captain-Coach: Robert Kerr Captain-Coach: Neil Cordy

G B 1 Rob COTTER ................................................. .. ............ . 2 Steve FELDMAN ............................................ .. ............ . 3 Wayne ABBOTT ........................................................... . 4 David BACHLER............................................. . ............ .. 5 Darrien HASSETT ......................................... . ............. . 6 John GLYNN ................................................................ . 7 Stephen CHITCHESlER ............................................ .. 8 Ian ROBERTS .............................................................. . 9 Dean CLARK .................................................. .. ............ .

10 Robert KERR .................................................. .. ........... .. 11 Stephen CROWE ........................................... .. ............ . 12 Wayne 'lJNAR ................................................. .. ............ . 13 Peter METZNER ......................................................... .. 14 Andrew LANE .............................................................. .. 15 Chris O'DWYER .......................................................... .. 16 Patrick McLAUGHLIN .................................................. . 17 Darren JANN11Z ........................................................... . 18 David ROWE ............................................................... .. 19 Scott BEA TON .............................................................. . 20 Steve ROBERTS ......................................................... .. 22 Brad GRUBB ............................................................... .. 23 Michael PUDDICK ....................................................... .. 24 David FOX .................................................................... . 25 Corey WINGARD ........................................... .. ............ . 26 JifTIT\' WEATHERLEY ................................................. . 27 Rayrmnd NILSEN ........................................................ .. 29 Neil CORDY .................................................................. .

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BALMAIN COACH

RESIGNS

NEIL BRISCOE has resigned as coach of Baima in following the teams I 0th loss for the year.

Our scribe suggests, it probably came about when 'push' came to 'shove'.

Neil has decided to bow out of coaching however he will continue to play after serving out his current suspension.

Briscoe guided the Tigers through the three previous seasons during which the club made three grand final appearances, including an SFA pennant win in 1992. Under him, Balmain set down a record of 36 wins in a row over the 1992-93 seasons, a feat for which the club holds very proud.

Balmain are expected to confirm the appoint­ment of DEAN BURFORD (ex-Prahran VFA) to take over for the remainder of the.season.

·'The Tigers are desperate to become competitive in order to attract a 'name' coach for 1995, an appointment they hope to announce before the end of this season.

Sighted in the crowd last Sunday at Drummoyne Oval was Swans specialist coach TIM BARLING talking to one of Balmain 's power brokers. Now that Burford seems a certainty, could Barling be there as an assistant, knowing he is already commited to the Swans?

Ground rationalization for AFL clubs has been a popular subject for

discussion in recent years, however, two clubs occupying a common venue

is not a ""1<km innovation. 1908-10: Essendim and the University

club shared the &st Melboume Cn'ck.el Ground.

1911-14: Melboume and University shared the MCG.

1942-46: Richmond and Melboume shared the Punt Road Oval. 1942-41: Carlton and South

Melboume played at Princes Part. 1944-46: South Me/boume played at

the Junction Oval with SI Kllda.

Yarravllle recruit JAMES JOYCE made his debut for Footscray against Hawthorn at the Wcstem Oval In 193l's Round One. He played 13 matches and scored five goals as a wingman In his only League-n. Fonner Hawk player and coach, and rccmtly appointed Bulldog coach Is his son, ALAN JOYCE.

TED POTTER who played 182 matches as a Collingwood defender

from 1963 until 1972 bolds the League record for remaining goalless

throughout a long career. Gcelong"s champion full-back GARY

MAIARKEY failed to encourage a two-finger salute from any goal·

umpire in any of his 172 matches between 1977 and 1986.

Only jive champions belonrfnr to the •300 Club" ranaine4 llllllp0tte4 tllrourll their career -JOHN RA.NTAU (336 mate/ta), South Melbourne 1963-72 & 1976-79, North Melbourne 1973-75, Flluoy 1980. GARY DEMPSEY (332 mate/la), Footscray 1967-78, North Melbourne 1979-U. DICK REYNOLDS (320 mate/la), Eamlon 1933-51. WAYNE SCHIMMELBUSCH (306), Norlll Melbourne 1973-87.

Between 1925 and 1938 the traditional boundaty throw· in was

replaced with a ball-up by the boundaty umpires, five mcucs in

from the line.

JAMES HIRD Is developing a tine reputation as a sldltul, courageous, venatlle Essen.don player. His father Alan, played at Windy mu ln1~7. From 1938 until 1947 his grandfather, Alan senior, I"Cprescnted Hawthorn, Essendon and St Kllda with distinction.

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All but four of Carlton's selected team travelled by train to play at

Geelong's Corio Oval In 1918. The quartet decided to make the journey

by motor car - unrortunatly, tyre trouble caused a lengthy delay.

The car raced Into the car park as the Blues ran out onto the field ata

3.15pm (late starters those days) but the road travellers were wnlmpressed as they noted the selection committee

bad called OD last minute rcplacanmts.

Col·s Trivia

When Filuoy beat Essendnn on Queen's Birrhday this year al Princes Parle, ii had been a long lime between drinks. The previous occasion the lions had beaten the Dons at the ground iws in 1987's round seven. Only three players from that game played for /Mir clubs on Monday June Uth, for Fi11.roy. MA111IEW ARMSTRONG with PAUL ROOS and for Essendon, PAUL SAIMON. -- - --It's inlTesling noting the players from that 1987 match who are now playing with Olher AFL clubs - from FilUoy, JOHN BUXEY {NM), MICHAEL GALE (Reh), KF.N HINKLEY (Gee), DARREN KAPPLER (Syd), SCOIT McNOR (Bri), RICHARD OSBORNE (Fsc), TIM PEKIN (SIX) while from Essendnn, JOHN BARNES (Gee) and ROGER MERREIT (BriJ.

The ftrst League match played outside of Victoria was at the SCG OD Saturday May 23rd 1903 and when F1tzroy played Collingwood the players wore small numbers on their guernseys for the ftrst time. Port Melbourne In the VF A adopted the practice In 1907, selJlng cards for the numbers, but It wasn't until the Footy Record was published In 1912 where all League players started to wear the now, ever-present numbers on the backs on jumpers.

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Sunday at Gipps Road Oval HOLROYD-PARRAMATTA WESTERN SUBURBS

( Blue & Gold ) Coach: Garry Hutchinson Captain: Shaun Edmunds

G B 1 Matthew CUNNEEN ..................................................... . 2 Brendan CONNELLY .................................................. . 3 Matt TRITTON ............................................... . .............. . 4 Dwayne FINCH .............................................. . ............. . 5 Trent JOHNSTONE ...................................................... . 6 Jason LANHAM ............................................. . .............. . 7 Shaun EDMUNDS ........................................................ . 8 David UP FILL ............................................................... . 9 Tim BYLSMA ................................................................ .

10 Chris MILLS .................................................................. . 11 Barry DENTON .............................................. . ............. . 12 David ARCHER ............................................. . .............. . 13 Pat GALLAGHER ........................................................ . 14 Shane SALMON ........................................................... . 15 Wayne HOWS ............................................................. . 16 Salum KASSEM ........................................................... . 17 Daryl RICHARDSON ..................................... . ............. . 20 Alan ODISHO ................................................ . ............. . 21 Anthony FRENCH ........................................................ . 22 Darrian NOLL .............................................................. . 23 Darrien PEARCE .......................................... . .............. . 24 Ozam KASSEM ............................................. . ............. . 25 Mick O'BRIEN .............................................................. . 26 Gary EATON ................................................... ~ ............. . 27 Mark SUWVAN ........................................................... . 29 Hagan KASSEM ............................................ . ............. . 30 Dave BARWICK ............................................................ . 34 Darren MENZ ................................................................ . 47 Michael ALDRIDGE ...................................................... .

( Black & White ) Coach: Ron Thomas

Captain: Tony Graham

G B 1 Jason BEVERSTOCK ................................................... . 2 Joe CORMACK .............................................. . ............. . 4 Andrew TAYLOR .......................................................... . 5 Kevin KIRK ..................................................... . ............. . 6 Warren JENNINGS ...................................................... . 7 Grant SMITII ................................................................. . 8 Steve McCAIG ................................................ . ............. . 9 Greg DIMERY ............................................................... .

10 Tim SANSON ............................................................... . 11 Paul CARROLL ............................................................ . 12 Lee URQUHART .......................................................... . 13 Greg MASTERS ........................................................... . 14 Chris LENTON .............................................................. . 15 Janie McGINLEY ......................................................... . 16 Travis DOYLE ............................................................... . 17 Tony GRAHAM ............................................................. . 18 Chris HUGHES ............................................................. . 19 Mark SANSON ............................................................. . 20 Nathan LENTON .......................................................... . 21 Scott THOMLINSON ...................................... . ............. . 22 Matthew PARTRIDGE ................................................. .

. 23 Matthew SHAW ............................................................ . 24 Adam FIDDLER ............................................................ . 25 Dean BRANDT ............................................... . ............. . 27 Dale ODGERS ............................................................. . 2B Craig ECKERSLEY ...................................................... . 29 Nathan WORTH ............................................. . ............. . 30 Craig HOLMES ............................................................. . 31 Steven JONES ............................................... . ............. . 35 Carl RINGHOF .............................................................. . 37 George RAMIREZ .......................................... . ............. . 45 Wayne KUNZE ............................................................. .

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SOME HIGH SCOIES IN FOOR Apparently some were peeved on our statement last issue In which we recorded - "On Saturday June 4, University of NSW recorded the mammoth score of 81.49-535 against BLacktown. It Is the highest score on record for a First Grade match anywhere In Australia".

I did not edil that statement last week but will now comment we are drawing a v-e-r-y long bow refmiltg to a Sydney Association game as a First Grade enOOlllller in which a club as worthy as Univenily of NSW COii call upon the opposition presellUd to ii by their h11rd-worlcing opponents from the Bltu:ktown club.

Drawing from the most reunt publication I have to hand, "The 31lW Boole of Footy Records" published In 1989 (Matchbooks) and compiled by Graeme Atldmon on page 128 there Is a welter or scores from our Sydney competitiqn under the banner of both the NSW AFL and theSFL.

The following are on record and all scores wherever noted are so quoted -

57 .29-371 St George v Newtown 1.1 • 7, 1985 57.28-370 Western SUburbs v Balrnaln 3.7·25, 1973 55.17·347 Wllllmnstown v C'-114.8-32 (VFA), 1986 52.31 ·343 Waverley v SUnshlne 8.5-53 (VFA), 1981 53.15-333 Ainslie v West Canberra 6.5-41(ACT),1984 53.15-333 Brunswick v sunshine (VFA), 1989 49.29-323 Pennant Hiiis v Liverpool 2.3-15 (SFL), 1982 50.22·322 Pennanl Hiiis v Newtown 1.2-8 (SFL), 1986 47.40-322 Newtown v Liverpool 0.5-5 (SFL), 1984 49.26-320 Newtown v Uverpool 6.8-44 (SFL), 1981 49.23-317 Qlenelg v Central Districts (SANFL), 1975 49.21-315 Preston v sunshine (VFA), 1989.

Graeme Atkinson also noted - The record In junior football appears to be the 672-polnt margin of Coburg (VFA) Under-19 team's 110.27-687 to Gedong West 2.0-12 In 1983. Geelong West (Under 19's) also had kicked against it, 92.30-582 by Frankston In 1987 and 88::23-551 by Coburg In 1983. -

From the same publicatiun Atkinsun then noted "the mosr scoring shots by any team in senior Australian foorball is 87 (47.40) by Newrown and nexr is 85 (57.28) by Wesrem Suburbs - huwever. is musr ·be recognised Graeme overlooked the 86 scoring shots by Sr George (57.29) in 1985 againsr Newrown.

Under his section devoted to Terrible Teams, Graeme Atldn.'lOn recorded - "One of the more mlnd·boggling losing records of any team was put together by Geel.ong West Under· 19s In 1981. It was more the magnitude or the. defeats which gave Its record merlt. In order, they were 275 points, 344, 238, 468, 161, 147, 506, 258, 141, 201, 183, 174, 159, 282, 251, 216 and 190. Surprisingly, the side actually won one game to blemish an amazing record, beating Caulfteld by 10 points on 26 July. Caulfteld had won by 161 points at the previous meeting! West ended the season with 4525 points kicked against, 454 tor Bild a percentage of 1 O!. It beat this In 1987 by having 5530 points scored against, to 541 for and a percentage of 9. 7".

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In the same vein, St Kilda although they were foundation members when the Victorian Football League were formed at the end of the 1896 season from clubs of the then senior body the Victorian Football Association, the Saints were clearly no trail-blazers of fantastic fortunes and Indeed the new VFL had eyes only for the central location of St Kilda's home ground of Junction Oval.

Jiparr from Geelong, easily reached then by train cm1y une hour mmy from Melbourne, all other groU11ds of the new VFL were central ill locatiun and serviced by the efficient cable-tram nerwork of Melbourne, une of the largest in the British Empire.

St Kilda did not el\loy a very good ftnal season In the VF A and with the matches lost that season together with their opening years In the VFL lost 51 consecutive matches! Their ftrst win after 48 VFL matches lncldcntiy resulted from a protest against the Melbourne club. St Kilda following tbb sumptuous achievement then proceeded to lose In regular fashion and up to 1903, won only two of their ftrst 88 VFL matches.

Gtenelg when they joined the SA.NFL in 1921 lo61 every game ofils first four seasons (1921·24), 56 in sucumon. After winning the opening match of the 1925 season, Gtenelg proceeded to lose I 03 of ils next 147 iamea, and then won the premiership in 1934.

Lastly, a team called Melbourne City was In the VFA for the two seasons of 1912 and 1913 and never won a match - they lost all 36, then disbanded.

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Sunday at Gore Hill Oval NORTH SHORE BALMAIN

( Red & Black ) Coach: Michael Byrne Captain: Mark Eustice

G B 1 Tony PAPOTTO .......................................................... .. 2 Andrew McKINDLEY .................................................... . 3 Paul ROWLES ....................................... , ...................... . 4 Nicholas BRUMLEY ..................................................... . 5 Darrian BRAY ................................................ .. ........... .. 6 Ben CARL YON ............................................................ .. 7 Andrew GROWCOTT .................................... .. ........... .. 8 Brendon PRICE ............................................................ . 9 Sirron SPALDING ...................................................... ..

10 Mark EUSTICE ............................................... .. ........... .. 11 Teny THRIPP ............................................................... . 12 John EGAN ................................................................. .. 13 Andrew VARASDI ........................................................ . 14 Brendon COCKS ......................................................... . 15 Mark HOFNER .............................................................. . 16 Sirron FANNING .......................................................... . 17 Jarrie DUURSMA ........................................................ .. 18 Peter STOCKDALE ..................................................... .. 19 Matthew PARKER ........................................................ . 20 Greg TANNOCK .......................................................... .. 21 Glen JOHNSON .......................................................... .. 22 Craig HOCKING ........................................................... . 23 Glenn KEANE .............................................................. .. 24 Jason BUSH ................................................... .. ........... .. 25 Julian DOYLE ...................................... :: ....................... . 26 Stuart CARL.AW .......................................................... .. 28 Steven SINN ................................................... .. ............ . 31 Matthew BOYS ............................................................. . 32 Corey SIMMONS ......................................................... .. 34 Bryce HARDING ........................................................... . 36 James McCAULEY ...................................................... . 42 Nick HARVEY ............................................................... . 50 Brad PATTINSON ....................................................... ..

( Black & Gold ) Coach: Neil Briscoe

captain: Stuart Hoopman G B

Andrew KYPRIANOU ................................................... . 2 Neil BRISCOE ............................................................. .. 3 Matt COLES ................................................................ .. 4 Jeff WARD ..................................................................... . 5 Glenn WRIGHT ............................................................ .. 6 Matthew WILSON ........................................... . ........... .. 7 Dean BURFORD ......................................................... .. 8 Darren HOLLAND ........................................................ . 9 Colin CROOKS ............................................... .. .......... ..

10 Stuart HOOPMAN ........................................................ . 11 Manuel LYNCH ............................................................ .. 12 Adrian COLLEY ........................................................... . 13 Nick ARCHER : ............................................................. . 14 Adam COLES .............................................................. .. 16 Steve NORMAN ........................................................... .. 17 Andrew GRIMES .......................................................... . 19 Mark HARPER ................................................ .. ........... . 20 Maurice PETROLO ...................................................... . 21 Steve ROSENVEAR ................................................... .. 23 Fred HUMMEL ................................................ .. .......... .. 24 Mark SIMPSON ...................................... : ....... : ............. . 25 Martin CUKA VIC ........................................................... . 26 Ben CAR1WRIGHT ..................................................... .. 27 David Hl/TCHENS ...................................................... .. 28 Steve SIMPSON .......................................................... . 30 David McDONALD ........................................................ . 34 Andrew HAMILTON ...................................................... . 53 Phil REECE ................................................................... . 57 David JOHNSON ........................................................ ..

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Coach: Grant Bartholomaeus Captain: Tony Quinn

G B 1 Matthew SAUNDERS ................................................... . 2 Chad TAYLOR ............................................................ .. 3 Andrew KILPATRICK ................................................. .. 4 Matthew LAWLER ........................................................ . 5 Andrew STRICKLAND ................................... .. ............ . 6 Cameron RAPER ......................................................... . 7 Tony QUINN ................................................................. .. 8 Matthew GIBSON ........................................... .. ........... . 9 Craig BARTON ............................................... .. ............ .

10 Grant BARll-tOLOMAEUS ............................ .. ........... . 11 Greg COFFEY ................................................ . ............. . 12 Matthew SMITH ............................................................ . 13 Adam BARNETT ........................................................... . 14 Simm LAWRANCE ...................................................... . 15 Martin MADDEN ............................................. .. ............ . 16 Ken SMITH ................................................................... .. 17 Peter ORTON ............................................................... . 18 Nigel 1UNBRIDGE ...................................................... .. 19 Steve MARCHANT ......................................... . ........... .. 20 Travis DRAPE ............................................................. .. 21 Michael CLIFT ............................................. : ................. . 22 Sean Fl1ZPATRICK .................................................... . 23 Paul BARNETT ............................................................ . 24 Matt INGRAM .................................................. .. .......... .. 25 Steven MEDWELL ....................................................... .. 26 Ashley CARTER ........................................................... . 27 Steve BUCKMAN ......................................................... .. 28 David WEST ................................................................. .. 30 Daniel SHEEDY ............................................................ . 32 Andrew ROBERTSON ............................................... ..

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( Maroon & Gold ) Coach: Doug Scholz

Captain: Matthew Frost G B

1 Jarrod CROSBY ............................................. .. ........... .. 2 Scott ABERCROMBIE ................................................ .. 3 Mic:kTOY ..................................................................... .. 4 Ged 11-IRIPP ................................................................. . 5 David REED ................................................................. .. 6 Mike SCICCHITANO .................................................... . 7 Matt REED ................................................................... .. 8 Doug SCHOLZ ............................................... .. ........... .. 9 Paul EASTMAN ........................................................... ..

10 Glen JOHNSTON ........................................................ .. 11 Gavin lWINING ............................................................ . 12 Curt PAHL ..................................................................... . 14 Rod HERMAN ............................................................. .. 15 Glen HALL .................................................................... . 16 Andrew BELBIN ............................................. .. ........... .. 17 Rod DEAVES ............................................................... . 18 Craig SAXBY ................................................................ . 19 Matt FROST ................................................................. .. 20 Graham JONES ............................................. .. ............ . 22 James WALTON .......................................................... . 23 Greg LAKE ..................................................... .. ............ . 25 Peter LAWLER ............................................................. . 26 Mick BRAZEL ............................................................... . 29 Jason WESTERBRINK ............................................... .. 30 Nathan SCOTT-ROGERS ........................................... .. 31 Scott JONES ................................................................. .

THE 1994 SEASON -PRESENT & THE FUTURE And BAL BH CAM ES HP NS PH STG SU WS

1 Lost 104 Lost 62 WONS Lost S WON 104 WONS1 Lost S1 WON71 WON62 Lost 71

I 2 Lost 44 Lost 73 WON79 WON47 Lost 37 WON44 Lost 79 WON73 Lost 47 WON37 3 Lost S9 Lost 46 WON30 Lost 77 WON46 Lost 30 WON69 WON77 Lost 69 WONS9 4 Lost 99 Lost SO WON99 Lost 10 WON10 WON1 Lost 17 WON17 Lost 1 WON SO

5 Lost 11 WON 11 WON 149 WON16 WON24 Lost 2S Lost 24 WON25 Lost 149 Lost 16

6 Lost 167 Lost 21 WON72 WON21 Lost 40 WON40 Lost 28 Lost 72 WON 167 WON28

7 Lost 161 WON17 WON69 WON 161 Lost 69 Lost 8 Lost 17 WON72 Lost 72 WONS 8 Lost 93 Lost 69 WON49 Lost 42 Lost S WON69 WON42 WON93 WONS Lost 49

9 Lost 124 Lost 147 WON 147 WON13 Lost 104 Lost 13 WON 124 WON104 Lost 89 WON89

10 Lost 71 WONS2 WONS Lost S WON71 Lost 47 WON47 Lost 13 Lost S2 WON 13

WON 0 3 10 5 s s 4 8 3 7 Lost 10 7 0 s 5 s 6 2 7 3 P1s Nil 12 40 20 20 20 16 32 12 28

11 NS(A) STG(A) PH(H) SU(A) WS(H) BAL(H) CAM(A) BH(H) ES(H) HP(A) 12 WS(H) HP(A) NS(A) STG(H) BH(A) CAM(H) SU(H) ES(A) PH(A) BAL(A) 13 CAM(H) WS(A) BAL(A) HP(A) ES(H) SU(A) STG(A) PH(H) NS(H) BH(H) 14 BH(A) BAL(H) SU(H) WS(H) PH(A) STG(H) HP(H) NS(A) CAM(A) ES(A) 1S SU(H) ES(H) STG(A) BH(A) NS(H) HP(A) WS(A) CAM(H) BAL(A) PH(H) 16 ES(A) PH(A) HP(H) BAL(H) CAM(A) WS(H) BH(H) SU(A) STG (H) NS(A) 17 STG(H) NS(H) WS(A) PH(H) SU(H) BH(A) ES(A) BAL(A) HP(A) CAM(H) 18 PH(A) CAM(A) BH(H) NS(A) STG(A) ES(H) BAL(H) HP(H) WS(H) SU(A)

STRETCH EIS opportunity to bait play and the ball SFL UNDER 19s is travelling towards the injured player--and stretcher~ the-umpire will y

There has been an unusually high halt the game immediately. In this

ASSUMPTION COLLEGE number or instances this season case, the game would restart with a

where stretchers have been field bounce when the stretcher has

brought on to the ground resulting left the field. Nore: On fenced A Sydney Football League Under

In speculation among ott!.clals and growids the stretcher is to be moved 19 representative team will play

spectators as to the procedures to to the outside of the fence to remove the risk of the player suffering Assumption College In an early

be followed. 8.30am start game as a curtaln-Here L• the ott!.clal procedure to further injury from the play.

ralser to the Sydney v Collingwood When a stretcher is used during be followed. This advice supercedes a match where no time on is being Reserves game at the SCG on

any previous advice on thls matter. Sunday July 3rd. The Under 19 When a club decUJes to bring a added (reserves or under-age),

match will start at 8.30am, timekeepers are to ustop the clock" stretcher on, to carry an injured from the time play is halted until preceding the l 0.30am Reserves

player from the fkld, the Runner and 1.lSpm main game. should immediately advise the play restarts after the stretcher has

nearest field umpire of their been taken from the fkld. A late A keen group of 25-30 players

inlention to do so. start of subsequent malches is attended last Monday evening's

The field wnpire in charge of ncuptabk provided the delay is no play will stop play at an appropriate more than 10 minutes. Where training session at the SCG and the

opportunity. This may be a mark, longer delays occur, clubs should final session will be held this Monday, June 27th, after which the

free kick, field bounce, ball out of confer and a4just match times in a team will be selected.

bound• or a score. The second field fair a manner as is possibk and umpire shouid call the field umpire· -a4viu JIN BllJCOlfte t6 the URfJU 011 .

Sqnad members should be at the in charge uf play's attention w the the Ground M01taxm report.

Sydney Cricket Ground on fact that a stretcher is one the growid PE1ER lllSCOCK (if he is unaware). If there in no Administration Manager Monday by 7pm.

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Sunday at Fields Road Reserve CAMPBELLTOWN PENNANT HILLS ( Navy Blue & White )

Coach: David Murphy captain: Jamie Mclaughlin

G B Trevor BURNETI ........................................................... .

2 Jason UPFIL .................................................... , ........... .. 3 Peter BROOKES ........................................... . ............. . 5 Steve MALSEED ........................................... . .............. . 6 Craig Mc;GOUGH .......................................................... . 7 Sam DUNSTONE .......................................... . ............. . 8 Shane NICHOLS ........................................... . .............. . 9 Robin lURNER ' ............................................................. .

10 Brian KERSHAW ........................................... . ............. . 11 James LITTLE ............................................................... . 12 Craig UcBRIEN ............................................................. . 13 Peter FOYE ................................................................... . 14 Mathew SUNGAUS ...................................................... . 1 S Darrien PLEMMING .................................................... . 16 John ZELESCO ........................................................... . 17 Jarrie Mcl..AUGHUN ..................................... .............. : 18 Ray BROWN .................................................. . ............. . 19 Radlee MOLLER ........................................................... . 20 Greg KELLNER ............................................. . ............. .. 22 Brett LUCAS .................................................................. . 23 Sean BARRETI ...................................................... :::.::-24 Mathew McLAUGHLIN .........•........................ . ............. . 35 David MURPHY ........................................................... .

( Navy Blue and Red )

Coach: Leo Browne captain: Kim Klomp

G B 1 David BROWN ............................................... . ............ . 2 Steve BARRA TI............................................ . ............. . 3 John IRONMONGER .................................................... . 4 Gerard MIMMO .............................................. . ............. . S Craig HARllEY ..........•............•...•................. . ............. . 6 Wayne HARllEY........................................... . ............. . 7 KimKLOMP ................................................................... . 8 Tony REGAN ...........................•...................................... 9 Danyl VELLA .......••.......................................................

10 John RAKIC ................................................................... . 11 David DIGHTON .....•...................................... . ............. . 12 Peter CUTLER ............................................... . ............. . 13 Tim HALL ....................................................................... . 14 Russell STIMSON .......................................... . ............. . 1 S Peter DIXON .................................................. . ............. . 16 Toby KNIGHT ............................................................... . 17 Danny RYAN·····-··············-·········-·····-············· .............. . 18 Teny DONOHOE ......................................................... . 19 Patrick MATTHEWS ...................................... . ............. . 20 Andrew BALLANTYNE ............................... : ................. . 21 Michael CAREY............................................. . ............. . 22 Scott DIDIER .................................................. . ............. . 23 David THOMAS ............................................................. . 24 Mark COWNGS .....•...................................... . ............. . 25 Anthony lANDAHL ................ :....................... . ............. . 26 James EWOTI ............................................. . ............. . 27 Chris YARD .................................................................. . 28 Anthony BRAWN .......................................................... . 29 Justin KERLEY .............................................................. . 30 Paul GOOLEY ............................................................... . 31 Ben ROUVRAY ............................................................ . 32 Stuart JAMES ................................•................................ 33 Randal GREEN .............................................. . ............. . 34 James EWOTI ............................................. . ............. .

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