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Next Week's MatchesA and A RESERVE SECTIO N

1st Semi-Final at Elsternwick Park,Elsternwick .

B and B RESERVE SECTIO Nlst Semi-Final at Monash University, Clayton.

C and C RESERVE SECTIO N

2nd Semi-Final at Old Scotch Collegians Oval,Yarra Park.

Ist Semi-Final at Brighton Beach Oval,Brighton .

D and D RESERVE SECTION2nd Semi-Final at Harry Trott Oval, Albert

Park.Ist Semi-Final at Waverley Oval, East Malvern .

E and E RESERVE SECTIO N2nd Semi-Final at St . Kilda C .B .O .C. Oval,

Murrumbeena .Ist Semi-Final at Victoria Park, Kew .

F and F RESERVE SECTION2nd Semi-Final at Beaurepaire Centre, Albert

Park .1st Semi-Final at Beaurepaire Centre, Albert

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JUNIOR SECTION 12nd Semi-Final at Old Xaverians Oval, Yarra

Park .Ist Semi-Final at Oval No. 2, Albert Park .

JUNIOR SECTION 22nd Semi-Final at Oval No . 3, Albert Park .Ist Semi-Final at Charles Mutton Reserve,

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JUNIOR SECTION 32nd Semi-Final at Oval No . 20, Albert Park .lst Semi-Final at Oval No. 4, Albert Park .

REMINDER!!!

Clubs which will be playing in the finalsseries are reminded that new team lists arerequired .

At time of printing less than 50% of theselists had been received despite a requestedsubmission date of August 16 - 2 days beforethis issue was due for press .

PLEASE ENSURE THAT THESE NEWLISTS ARE SUBMITTED BY FIRST POSTMONDAY AUGUST 23. ALL clubsconcerned have received the appropriateinstructions.

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THOMASTOWN MILESTONE SAll at Thomastown congratulate Trevor

"Chooka" Reddin on reaching his 150 gameswith the club . Chooka is one of the popularidentities around the club. As well as playingthe game he also was the coach of the club'sunder 15s this season . We hope you enjoymany more games with the brown and gold .Keep up the good work .

Also we congratulate our captain-coachSandro Assetta on finally attaining his 50games with the club . Sandro started hisfootball career with us in the junior ranksand it has been a pleasure to see him return .All the best in the finals Sandro .

COMING ATTRACTIONS AT ELSTERNWICK PAR KAugust:

Saturday 28th - "A" Section lst Semi-Final

September :Saturday 4th - "A" Section 2nd Semi-FinalSaturday 11th - "C" Section Grand FinalSunday 12th - "A" Section Preliminary FinalSaturday 18th - "B" Section Grand FinalSunday 19th - "A" Section Grand Final

Make a note of these events today.

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MERIT AWARDS : 1982Following on the recent presentation of Certificates of Merit, a brief resume of the

recipients is included to demonstrate the commitment of each to his Club and/orthe V .A .F.A .

The Amateur Footballer offers hearty congratulations to each of these winners .BASIL CLEARY - Commonwealth Bank Committeeman. Elected Life

Joined Club as a Supporter 1959.1963-64 General Committee1965-66 Assistant Secretary11967-68 Secretar y1969-72 Vice-President1974-82 Vice-Presiden t1971 Elected Life MemberComm . Bank

MIKE DURACK - Old Mentonians1968 Foundation Member of Club

Played 96 games with club .1968-82 Chairman Social Committe e

1973 Best Clubman Award1976 Winner President's Trophy

V .A .F .A . Delegate .Football Club Representative on

Mentone .Grammar School Board of

Management .STAN KENNY - Old Paradian s

1962 Joined Club as a supporter .1963 Became an Official of Club

carrying out many duties suchas Goal Umpire - Time Keepe r

1973 V.A .F.A . an official at MelbourneCarnival.

1976 Adelaide ) V.A .F .A .1979 Hobart ) Official Time1982 Perth j Keepe r1976-82 V .A .F.A. Official Time Keeper

all Interstate Matches .1978 Life Member Old Paradians F .C .1976-82 V .A.F.A . Delegate Old Paradians

GEOFF HARRIS - Ormond1947 Joined Club as a player . Played

130 Games .1951 Victorian Interstate Selection All

Aust . Amateur Team1952-53 Vice Captain Ormond A .F .C .1962-73 Committeeman O .A .F .C .

V .A .F .A . Delegate six years .1982 Geoff still supports and assists

Club .JACK MAXWELL - Parksid e

1941 Joined Parkside Junior F .C .1946 Re-joined Club after service with

R .A .A .F . Played well over 150games . He has served 46 yearseither as a Player or


Member of Parkside A .F .C.1982 Currently holds position of Vice

President .BARRY McQUEEN - Old Scotch Collegians

1967 Joined Club as an Official .1968-82 Team Manager .

Barry has served continuously for15 years in this position andhas officiated at over 600Senior & Reserve games .Committeeman for period ofeight years .

1979-82 Vice President .BARRY LYONS - De La Salle Old Collegians

Played 232 games with Club .1975 Captain `B' Grade Premiership

Team .1977 Captain `A' Grade Premiership

Team .1972-82 Committeeman of Club .1979-82 President of Club .

Life Member of De La Salle O .C .F .C . Victorian Representativeon several occasions .

FRANK NORTHCOTT - V .A .F .A . Tri bunal1953-81 Member of V .A .F .A . Tribunal

28 years . Life Member of OldHaileyburians Football Club .Haileybury College - VicePrincipal . Years of service toschool 48 years and retires endof 3rd term 1982. PresentlyActing Principal .

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LOOKING BACKby Noel Rundl e

5 YEARS AGO - 1977Barry Shearer, Alphington's vice captain and

centre half back, played his 200th game for theclub . In his illustrious career Barry had been agreat clubman, captain of the last premiership team,best and fairest three times, club delegate and holderof the club record for 149 consecutive games .

Geelong's effort in beating Old Pamdians (4th in"B" Section) by one point was to no avail as theyfinished ninth 2 .6% behind Monash Blues, both on28 points . Olti Haileybu ry avoided relegation andcost Ivanhoe the double chance in "B" with a 16point victory. Best were G . Campbell, Houg hton,Code Houston, (5 gls.) (Old H .) and Stredwick,Van, I t. Stewart (Ivan .).

In "C" Old Ivanhoe (5th) defeated A .J.A .X. (2nd)by 23 points but failed to gain a place in the four asParkside (4th) kicked 7 .8 to Old Xaverians (3rd)solitary goal in the last quarter to win by 59 points .

Leading goalkickers after 18 rounds were "A",John Butcher (Caul . Gram.) 660, "B" John Jordan(Old Parad.) 61, "C" M . Walsh (U .H.S .O.B .) 66,"D" John Priestley (Old B'ton) 60, "E" I. HendersonSA.M .P.) 58, "F" John Tenace (Bull-Temp ) 93, J .1woolfe (Ivan .) 58, J .2 James (H . Rovers) 70 .

10 YEARS AGO - 1972Coburg and St. Be rnard's met at Coburg to decide

fourth place in "A" Section and who would meetOld Paradians in the first semi .

The result was never in doubt as Coburg madegood use of the wind in the first quarter to kick 8.5to 1 .2. Warfe, Sullivan, Jim Sabri, and Gardner (5g]s) were best for Coburg, St. Bernard's battledhard but went down by 10 goals .hard but went down by 10 goals .

In the only last round match affecting relegation,Old Geelong outclassed Hampton Rovers to win by12 goals and save their position in "D" Section .Calder, Hop kins and Whalley (O .G .G .) and Nash,A. Moore, Ryan (Hampton) were best .

Dave Berry celebrated his 200th game for Ivanhoeas one of the best afield and the older he ge thebetter he goes - Club best and fairest in 197 1tsandcaptain in 1972.

150 games to Ian Cameron (Ormond) Phil Carey(St . Kilda C .B .C .) .

Kevin Kinlock, after 18 seasons and 282 gameswithBrunswick, and captain of club's 1970 premier-ship team, decided to call it a day - a career ofwonderful service in which Kevin held many cluboffices .

15 YEARS AGO - 196 7Coburg's captain, Brian Callahan, played his 200th

game .

Crucial games to decide second place were : 'B'Section - Ormond v U.H .S .O.B . (result was 8 .12 to5 .6) 'C' Section - St . Bernard's v Monash (St.Bernard' 1 d '

'A', 'D' and 'E' Sections were settled as follows :'A' Section - Old Paradians, M.H .S .O .B. ., Caul.

Gramm ., Univ Blacks .'D' - A.J .A .X ., Parkside, Hampton Rovers, St.

Pat's O.C.

'E' - Old Trinity, Toor-Malvern, A .M. Society,Assumption O .C .

Coburg lost their chance for the four in Round 17- Coburg outplayed the leaders, Old Paradiansand led by 23 points at half time but Paradiansrecovered well and won by 19 points .

30 YEARS AGO - 195 2Alan Shiel played his 100th game for Common-

wealth Bank.

Old Scotch and Bank met with fourth place theprize - Bank triumped 13.1L to 10. 5

The finalists for the season were - 'A' Section -Ormond, Old Melb., University Blues, C'wealthBank .

'B' Section - Ivanhoe, State Savings Bank,Melbourne High, Geelong .

'C' Section - Coburg, Power House, EastMalvern, Elsternwick.

'D' Section - Caulfield Gram ., St. Kevin's O .B.,Footscray Tech., Caulfield.

Juniors - Ormond, Ivanhoe, Old Scotch, Balwyn .The top teams in all sections (other than D) had

earned the right of challenge .

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1982 8

ELIGIBILITYThe following extracts from the "Rules of the Association" are published to remind Club

Secretaries of the requirements regarding player eligibility for the final series as passed at theV .A .F .A . Members' Meeting on lst November, 1980 and amended at the V .A .F .A . Members'Meeting on 2nd August, 1982.

Rule 13 . Grades shall be the categories of the premiership competition matches in which aplayer may be eligible to represent a Club .

Rule 14 . The Grades shall he the Senior Grade . the Junior Grade, and, the Reserve Grade .

Rule 15 . The first* and second j- rounds of the Senior Grade shall he open to all eligible andregistered players to represent the Club with which they have been granteda permit .

Rule 16. The first round of the Junior Grade shall be open to all eligible and registeredplayers who have not attained the age of 19 years on or before the 31st Decemberof the preceding year .

Rule 17 . The second round of the Junior Grade shall be open to all eligible and registeredplayers within the age limits prescribed in Rule 16 to represent the Club with whichthey have been granted a permit provided that a player who has represented a Clubin an aggregate of more than five matches in the Senior Grade and Reserve Gradein the first round in any season shall not be eligible unless he has represented suchClub in more than five matches in the first round of the Junior Grade in the sameseason unless such Club shall be represented in a match of the second round in theSenior Grade on the same day . In the event of a draw taking place in a match in thesecond round of the Junior Grade, all players who took part in the drawn game shallbe eligible to take part in the game to be replayed .

Rule Itt . The first round of the Reserve Grade shall he open to all eligible and registeredplayers to represent the Club with which they have been granted a permit .

Rule 19 . The second round of the Reserve Grade shall be open to all eligible and registeredplayers to represent the Club with which they have been granted a permit providedthat no player shall be eligible to represent a Club unless such player shall haverepresented such Club in at least two matches of the Reserve Grade in the firstround in the same season and further provided that no player shall be eligible torepresent a Club after having represented such Club in more than eight matches ofthe Senior Grade in the first round in the same season unless such Club shall berepresented in a match of the second round of the Senior Grade on the same day .In the event of a draw taking place in a match in the second round of the ReserveGrade . all players who took part in the drawn game shall he eligible to take part inthe game to be replayed .

Rule 20 . Notwithstanding anything herein contained in these Rules a player shall not heeligible to play -J) In any Grade whilst under suspension by the Independent Tribunal .(ii) In any Grade pending investigation by the Independent Tribunal of any charge

against such player unless the Independent Tribunal otherwise orders .*Rule 35 . The first round shall be the home and home matches in which each team shall

be scheduled to play every other team twice provided that this may be varied bythe Executive Committee to meet the exigencies of the number of Clubs representedin a Section .

tRule 39 . The second round shall comprise the first semi-final match, second semi-finalmatch, preliminary final match and grand final match in each Section . Any drawnmatch shall be replayed .

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BALL BRIEFS200 GAMES AT KE W

Bruce Smith joined Kew in 1970 andimmediately won a Most Consistent Playeraward for his first year. He followed this withthe Best and Fairest award in 1971 andcontinued to rank high amongst the awardsever since . He has been five times Best andFairest with numerous 2nd . Best and Fairest,and Best Team Man awards . He was a drivingfactor in the 1979 Grand Final that took Kewto B Grade . He has been Captain, Chairmanof the Social Committee and an active workerfor Kew for many years . He won Best Clubmanaward, for 3 consecutive years, whilst hismost recent prize was that of Debbie whomhe married earlier in the Season .

All at Kew acknowledge Bruce's continualsupport and dedication to the Club andsincerely hope that his new home, out in thesticks, won't prevent him from continuing hisassociation with Kew .

3 MORE AT COLLEGIANSCollegians normally reliable Press Corres-

pondent has fallen behind in his reports dueto a recent glut of milestones at the HARRYTROTT. As a consequence Jimmy Bullings'100th game for Collegians and ChrisWoodfulls' 50th, both played four weeks agoagainst Old Scotch, have so far goneunacknowledged .

Jimmy first played for Collegians in 1974.Limited somewhat by his size he has playedthe vast majority of his games as a rover,although in 1975 he almost stole the ReservesBest and Fairest while playing on the wing .Jimmy became a regular senior player in 1976on the wing . Jimmy became a regular seniorplayer in 1976 and indeed won the `MostImproved Senior Player' award of that year.He continued to play well in the firsts forseason 1977 but early in 1978 he broke hisjaw - not on the football field but afterimbibing to excess at a Caulfield GrammarOld Boys Football Club function andattempting to drive back to the Harry Trottthrough Albert Park Lake!!

Jimmy returned to football and the seniorsin mid 1979 but then a serious back injuryand a move to Queensland deprived the Lionsof his services until his return in June of thisyear. Since his return, Jimmy has played wellin the Thirds and was back in the Secondsfor his hundredth game .

Everybody at Collegians welcomes youback Jimmy and congratulates you on onehundred games well earned .

The other Collegiati to attain a milestoneagainst Old Scotch was Christopher "Drugs"Woodfu ll who played his 50th game for theLions . Chris joined Collegians in 1979 fromthe school where he collected his name"Drugs" as a result of his vacant, glazed eyes,slurred speech and slow motion style on thefootball field! He came to Collegians as aruckman but strangely has not played in thatposition to any great extent with the Lions .InhisfirstseasonChrisplayed almost exclusivelyin the seniors on the half-back-flank whilelast year he played in most key positions inthe Reserves when not on his regular half-back-flank with the firsts . This year Chris hasbeen obliged to play in the thirds because ofstudy obligations but has assured us he'll beback in full training in 1983 :

Well done Woody. Your height in the firstswill be invaluable next year and all Collegians'look forward to your return .

The Collegians 'Crown Lager Kid', WilliamScott played his 100th game for the Clubwhen he led the Reserves to a rather undis-tinguished loss against North Old Boys threeweeks ago .

`Crown' first played for the Lions in season1975 after playing football for the Wesleyfirsts alongside Tiddles Taylor and WaggersWagstaff. He played his first two seasons inthe Reserves with considerable success, somuch so that the then Reserves Captain -Coach Bruce Ferguson was moved to predicta fine future for Will in the seniors . Thefollowing year proved to be a disappointmentfor Will as his studies prevented him from

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BALL BRIEFStraining . He played out the year in the SocialSide but in 1978 re-emerged to claim a regularposition on the half-back-flank in the Seniors .Under the coaching of Chris Roach, Willdeveloped into a courageous and rugged half-back-flanker with an enormously strong mark .He won the `Most Improved Player' award in1978 and continued to play regular seniorgames in 1979 .

Unfortunately `Crown' became dogged byleg injuries which added nothing to his paceand had to resign himself to seconds football .He spent season 1980 exclusively in theReserves as indeed he has done in seasons1981 and 1982 . In 1980 his unflinching attitudeto football won him the 'Most CourageousPlayer' award and stamped him as foremanmaterial. He was popularly promoted to thevice captaincy of last years' Premiershipwinning Reserves side and was chosen forcaptaincy this year .

Will has provided great service to Collegiansover the past 7 seasons and everybody at theHarry Trott hopes he'll be with us for manyseasons yet . Sadly Will's legs seem to begetting worse each game and it would be nosurprise if he decided to retire at the end ofthe season. All your team-mates hope youwill continue as captain next year Crown -after you lead us to another Reserves pennantthis year .

Thanks for all your effort Will and congra-tulations on staggering to your 100th game .

Peter Milford, Peter Lupson (now knownmore commonly as "Lumbering Luppo"thanks to the writer) and Rob Mellor have allrecently reached significant milestones andshall be rewarded with a "write-up" in thenext edition of this journal .

CONGRATULATIONS AND THANKSCongratulations and thanks must go to

Anne Green from Peninsula Old Boys whoofficiated as time keeper in her 100th gamelast Saturday . Anne keeps the time in boththe 1st XVIII and 2nd XVIII games, whilstBob, her husband, is a tireless worker coachingthe 2nd XVIII and being chairman ofselectors for the club . The club owes thesetwo members, who have been with the clubsince its beginning, a great deal as withouttheir continued support we would struggle.

Once again congratulations Anne andthanks to both you and Bob for you r

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tremendous help and support over the past 3years .

CENTURY AT NORTH BRUNSWICKJoe Pepi of the North Brunswick Club,

recentlyplayedhisl00thgameagainstUniversityReds. Joe joined the club in 1975 and, but fora run of injuries, would have played manymore games, but his courage and perse-verance have eventually landed him with his100. His coach describes him as a skilfulplayer who can kick with either foot. Joe wasa member of the 1979/80 premiership sides .The members and supporters of North wishto say "Well done Joe and may you playmany more games for the club .

N .O .B . NEWSNorth Old Boys very talented Danny

Galvan plays his 50th game today against OldXaverians . Danny began with the U'19's in1980 and quickly established his place in theseniors. A versatile player who has playedwith equal effect in both defence and attackhe has come back to top form at the rightend of the season .

Congratulations Danny from all at North .We look forward in the next few weeks for abig start to your next 50 games .

APPRECIATIONAll at University Blacks would like to thank

senior boundary umpire Tony `Snake' Gillfor another year of great service . In a jobthat is all too often taken for granted Snakedoes an excellent job . Thanks must also go toregular time keeper Andy Smith.

OLD BRIGHTON 50Congratulations to Old Brighton's Andrew

Cameron who played his 50th game last week.This achievement of Andrew's is especiallylaudable because the handicap of having twoknees that basically don't work, means thathe goes through agony every time he plays .Not that it makes any difference to the wayhe plays which, throughout his sadlyfootball career, has always been to attack theball at full pace and heaven help anyone whogets in his way (and there have been quite afew who haven't received that heavenly aid) .Andy's 50th game last week was typical ofthe 49 previous ones ; diving on the ball,charging through packs and knocking bodiesaside, the sort of game that inspires teammates, strikes fear into the opposition and isindispensible to any team . Very well done`Camo" .


BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE

Amateur Football Clubrequire Coaches for Season 1983 for Seniors, Reserves

and U 19's . Applications with relevant details in writing toThe Secretary, G. Miles, 74 Loretto Avenue,

Ferntree Gully, 3156. (Ph : 758 2873)

APPLICATIONS CLOSE 8TH NOVEMBER, 1982CLUB FOUNDED 1974

SeniorsRunners Up F Grade 1977Premiers E Grade 1978Premiers D Grade 19793rd C Grade 1980Runners Up C Grade 1981

ReservesRunners Up F Grade 1977Runners Up E Grade 1978Premiers D Grade 1979Runners Up C Grade 1980Premiers C Grade 1981U 19's ( Since 1979)Premiers Section 3 19794th Section 2 1980Premiers Section 1 198 1U17's 1982 Premiers - D .D.J.F.L .U16's 1982 Runners Up - D .D .J .F.L .


BALL BRIEFSUNIVERSITY REDS

Congratulations are extended to Ros sCampbell on playing his 100th game with theUniversity Reds last Saturday against OldIvanhoe . Roscoe has played many fine gamesfor the Club and his marking and kickingability has been admired by his team matesand envied by his opponents. His hard work"off the field" is appreciated by all Reddersand hopefully there will be a lot more"bundies" and not so many "hammies" forthis popular Redder .

The Reds also congratulate Russell Heddleson recently playing his 50th game with theclub .

Russell's blistering pace, long kicking andconstant talking make him one of the topfootballers in "D" Grade and he is consistentlynamed as one of the best players .

Russell is also the Club's hard-workingSecretary and hopefully his second 50 will beas successful as his first .

FIRST 250 AT ST . BERNARD'SToday against Old Paradians Gerard

Mahoney becomes the first St. Bernard'splayer to reach the milestone of 250 games .Gerard's career commenced in 1969, whilsthe was still a schoolboy . He played fourseasons with, the U/19's for a record 63 games,captained the side in 1971-72 and leading theside to the junior one flag in 1972 . Sincegraduating to the senior sides "Porky" as heis known throughout the amateurs, has playedmany great games mainly in the centre, ruckroving or on the forward line . He is wellrenowned for his fierce desire to get the balland his strong tackling.

Gerard's distinguished record includes : 2Premierships - 1972 (U/19's), 1975 (AReserves), Best and Fairest - (Reserves)1975, 1979, 80, 81 . His last 146 games insuccession . Captain Coach of the Reserves.Committee man for 4 years, and perhaps hisgreatest achievement - the fact that he hasnot missed an official St . Bernard's socialfunction - or unofficial - in all his years atthe club.

Congratulations Gerard on your greatservice to the club and also of the Mahoneyfamily since the club was formed in 1963 . Aknee injury has slowed Gerard over the years,but the endeavour has remained, perhaps hisdedication to St. Bernard's will inspire youngplayers around the club to make a committ-

ment to help the club on its goal of a returnto A Grade.

Well done Gerard and congratulationsfrom all at St . Bernard's O .C .F .C .

Old Xaverians have tried this season tomake some contributions to the amateurfootballer with social notes and news.

The club would like to thank Jan Howardfor all the assistance and encouragementduring the year . All our copy was givenexcellent coverage .

150 FOR SHADOWAll those members at Thornbury sober

enough for the occasion should like to offertheir most heartfelt congratulations to Peter"Shadow" Wilson on the attainment of his150th game this Saturday . Nick-named "theShadow" because of his close checking (weall know it's because his shorts got 'knockedoff' in 1980 and he's been looking for themever since), Peter has been one of our moststalwart members spanning a period of 11seasons . Shadow suggests that I1 years inPentridge might have been more enlightening(and less dangerous) than the same period atThornbury but has found the experiencefruitful and, consequently, has remained andnow achieves top honours amongst his friendsand admirers at the faithful ThornburyFootball Club .

To Shadow - the very best for your 150th .PARADIAN PARS

• A Champagne Breakfast will be held atthe Richmond Union Bowling Club on V .F .L .Grand Final morning : September 25th,commencing at 9 a.m . For further informationand bookings contact Brendan McCusker :546 1278 (A .H .) ; 288 8422 (Bus .) or NeilPlve tt a 819 1971 (A .H .) .• A Bush Dance will be held at the ParadeCollege Hall (Bundoora) on Cup Eve,Monday, November 1 . An excellent eveningis assured . Further information may beobtained from John Boland : 723 1145 (A .H .) ;268 4111 (Bus.) .• All players and supporters extend earlycongratulationstoPhllHammond,JimMadden,Anthony Brophy and Alec Morelli who willbe con-celebrating their 21st birthdays onSaturday, September 18 . Best wishes boys,we hope to see you all at O .P .'s for manyyears to come .• I wish to thank all players and supportersof Old Paradians for my successful nominatio n

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BALL BRIEFSfor a V .A .F .A . Certificate of Merit . Inparticular, I would like to thank DanWheelahan, who introduced me into the Clubway back in March 1963 . Thanks all for someexcellent times . I hope there are many moreto ensue . Stan KennyST. KILDA C .B .O .C . VETERAN FINALLY

REACHES 100Last week, Frank Avitablle played his 100th

game and the whole club congratulates himon this achievement, because, for a long time,it appeared that he might not make it ."Frankie Veg" (as he is affectionately known)commenced witht the Saints in 1971 andplayed about 5 seasons, mainly in the Reserves,as a very handy half-forward flanker . After abreak of a couple of years, Frank becameinvolved with the organisational side of theClub - an area in which he excelled . As avice-president, he continually broke newground with innovative ideas and was thedriving force behind the re-birth of our Under19 team . As a direct result of his efforts, theclub assumed joint responsibility for main-taining Under 17 and 15 teams in theW.D .J .F.A ., which has proved to be beneficialin two ways - it has cemented relations withthe College and has provided a trainingground for players of the future . Even thoughhe has coached our Under 17's for two yearsand is currently our Under 19 Coach, Frankhas managed to squeeze in the requirednumber of extra games to crack the ton . Ourhearty congratulations, Frank and thanks foryour deep involvement in our Club .

50 GAME SLaurie "Hard-Luck Dina" Sauer who cele-

brates his 50th game today, has been a greatworker around the club for many years . Hewould have achieved this feat far earlier hadit not been for troublesome knees . We triedto get some more information from "Hard-Luck" but he wouldn't talk to us because hehad too many hassles .

A fine mark and good running player wehave all enjoyed his great support over theyears and wish him well .

100 AT POWERHOUSECongratulations from all at Power House

to 'the man mountain', big Bert Bredyk onplaying his 100th game against Assumptiontoday . Bert played with the club's under 19'sin 1975 and played with the seniors in thelatter part of that season.

Everything seemed set for Bert to moveinto the seniors as a permanent first ruckmanin the 1976 season . However after only a fewgames, he suffered a serious knee injury, andhis future in football seemed finished . Every-one thought that was the end of Bert, that is,everyone except Bert. He fought back andplayed again the following season (1977) andalthough he still misses games occasionallythrough the need to rest his knee, he hasmanaged to reach his 100 games in fine style .This year in particular his standard of footballhas been superb and it is expected that heshould poll well in both the competition bestand fairest and the club best and fairest .

Once again Bert, good luck for today andwe hope to see many more games from youfor Power House .

50 GAMES UP AT STATE BANKCongratulations go to our No . 1 ruckman,

Geoff Maher on reaching his 50th game lastweek against North Brunswick .

Geoff's high leaping ability enables his towin most knockouts and take many greatmarks around the ground .

Geoff has also won our best and fairestaward in 1980 . All at Tigerland congratulateyou Geoff on reaching you 50th game andlook forward to your 100th .

Due to a misunderstanding, last week'sreport incorrectly stated that Jeff Inglis andSteve Roberts both played their 200th games .They both achieved 250 games, a great effort.Once again, congratulations Jeff & Steve .

ONE HUNDRED AND THREE FIFTIESAT ALPHINGTON

All at Alphington would like to congratulatePaul Coleman who today plays his 100thgame . Lou Hockins, Charlie McKay andTony Nicol who play their 50th gamesrespectively .

Paul started his career with the Juniors,quickly progressed to the seniors and was amember of the 1980 Premiership side . Aftermissing season 1981, he returned to the cluband is playing as well as ever on the half-back-flank where his very safe marking andstrong play has broken up many oppositionattacks .

Lou, Charlie and Tony have also beenmembers of our premiership teams but withdiffering roles . Charlie is a half-back flanker,and who at Alphington will forget his two


BALL BRIEFSsuperb performances over last year's finalswhen he repelled many attacking moves tobe voted best final series player .

Lou's performances speak for themselves,(although if you ask him and you have enoughspare time, he will humbly tell you) staterepresentative, best and fairest and leadinggoalkicker all achieved from the half forwardflank where his dazzling skills have left manyan opponent floundering .

Tony is one of the driving forces behindour recent success, on the field as a starcentre half forward and off the field as acommitteeman. Manyopportunitiesarecreatedeach week for his forward when he uses hisbody to perfection either to protect teammates or take strong marks.

Congratulations fellas, may you all go onto play many more fine games for the Tonnas .

150 GAMES TO DAVID BUC KAll at Heatherton congratulate David

"Frank" Buck on his 150th game today againstOld Ivanhoe. David played his first gamewith Heatherton in 1970. He won the 1972and 1980 Reserves Best and Fairest and wascaptain-coach of the reserves in 1980.

Bucky's numerous contributions haveincluded secretary, president, committee-man, junior coach and his live entertainmentat quiz nights .

David has always believed he has beenpossessed with great ability but has kept itunder close wraps for many years . On a truernote Bucky's guts and determination havebeen a great example to many of the youngerplayer's at Heatherton .

100 GAMES TO SIMON LINKSimon"Missing"LinkstartedwithHeatherton

in 1977 and as well as amassing the grandtotal of 100 games has easily equalled thatachievement in gained weight.

Missing's main attributes are his "guts" anddetermination and his marking strength andhis teamwork . A real worker around the clubhe is one of the most liked personalities atHeatherton . Recently nicknamed T . Slob' wewish him a great day and a great future .

HOME CLUBS TODA YAs today marks the completion of the first

round of matches for 1982, home clubs arerequested to be very prompt with the phoningof final scores . A further plea is made for

accuracy - please check with both goalumpires before phoning . Final placings inseveral sections could well be decided bypercentage and even a two point error in thephoned score could be vital .

Please co-operate - even if your club isnot directly involved in final four placings .

Jan Howar dEditor

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO A.C.I .

I would like to take this opportunity tothank the management of A.C .I. ComputerServices and in particularMichael White forthe computation and delivery of thePremiership Lists throughout this season.

Jan HowardEditor

THE BLACK LISTOLD BRIGHTON GR . (C) - $10 .OLD HAILEYBURIANS (A) - $5 .OLD TRINITY GR . (A) - $5 .OLD HAILEYBURIANS JUN . (A) - $5.HAMPTON ROVERS JUN . ( B + C) - $20 .IVANHOE JUN. (A) - $5.MELBOURNE UNIV . JUN . (A) - $5 .UNIVERSITY BLUES RES . (A) - $5.ST. KEVIN'S O .B . RES . ( A) - $5 .ST. BEDE'S O .C . RES . ( A) - $5 .

FINALS`Duty Officers" for all finals venues will be

puhlishcd next week .Duty Officers will provide two new footballs

for each match they supercisc .One ball will be charged to each Club and

the winning team will' have the choice ofhalls .

Cumpetinp, clubs should liaise with the hostclub regarding access it, the -,round andPavilion . A .J . Kea m

Secretary

PHONING OF SCORESto Mr. PAUL HALLY a t

379817 1Mr. GEORGE McTAGGART - a t

528 331 912 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1982

TRIBUNA LAUGUST 7TH ROUND

D . Price ( Banyule Res .) - Striking - Suspended four matches.

AUGUST 14TH ROUNDB . Simon (AJ .A .X.) - Striking - Suspended four matches.M. Zemski (AJ .A .X.) - Kicking - Charge not sustained.G. Mitchell ( St. Bernard's O.C .) - Head butting - Suspended two matches plus further two

matches for his attitude towards the Tribunal - Total suspension - four matches .D . Sul livan ( St . Bernard's O .C .) - Striking - Charge not sustained .W . Blay (Kew) - Misconduct ( threw ba ll at umpire) - Suspended two matches .L. Campbe ll ( North Brunswick) - Striking - Suspended four matches.W. Jessop ( North Brunswick) - Striking - Suspended two matches.T .J . McCrimmon (C'wealth Bank) - Striking - Suspended eight matches.J. McGowan (Clayton) - Striking - Charge not sustained .R . Thorweston ( St. John's O .C .) - Striking - Suspended four matches .R . Donahoe ( St . Bern ard's Jun.) - Striking - Suspended eight matches.A . Stola rik ( North Old Boys Jun .) - Striking - Failed to appear. Suspended four matches .P . James ( Ivanhoe Jun .) - Attempting to strike - Suspended four matches .B . Davis (Ivanhoe Jun .) - Kneeing - Suspended two matches .D . Wade ( Ivanhoe Jun .) - Striking - Suspended four matches.W . Maguire (Banyule Jun.) - Striking - Suspended one match .J . Morrissey ( Old Xaverians Res.) - Abusive language - Suspended four matches .M. Scott (St. Pius Res.) - Striking - Suspended four matches .A. Whelan ( State Bank Res .) - Bad language to umpire - Suspended one match .D . Moloney (Banyule Res .) - (1) Striking ( 2) Deli berately wasting time - Suspended four

matches on (1) - Severely reprimanded on (2).R . E ri cksen ( Old Mentonians Res .) - Striking - Charge not sustained.

NOTE : TOTAL SUSPENSIONS 68 MATCHES - EQUIVALENT TO NEARLY FOURSEASONS OF FOOTBALL .

V.A.F.A . MEETIN GThe next meeting of the V .A .F .A. will be

held on Monday, September 6, commencingat 8.00 P .M .

The venue is the Victorian Club, 141Queen Street, Melbourne (Second Floor) .

Clubs are entitled to be represented b yonly one member - and repeated failure tobe present will incur a substantial fine, orpossible expulsion from the Association .

TEAM PHOTOGRAPHS

Photographs of the Carnival team . No . Iteam against the V .A .F .A . and the C. b . E.and F Victorian team are now available forcollection at the office of-

Noel Rundle .16th Floor .5,(A) Collins Street .Melbourne .

If photos are not collected by Monday ,September 6, these will he given to yourmember (at the Members' meeting on thatnigh tr to pass on to you . N .C . Rundle

ALPHINGTON FOOTBALL CLUBrequires applications for the following p ositions for season 198 3

COACHES for Firsts and Seconds and TRAINERSApply stating experience, remuneration, etc . to

Secretary (by 15.10 .82)29 Tower Drive, Briar Hill, 3088


LEADING GOALKICKERSLAST MATCH'S GOALS SHOWN IN BRACKETS

A SECTIO NDillon, North Old Boys (5)Kerin, De La Salle O .C . (-)Meadows, Old Scotch Coll. (-)Bourke, Marcellin O .C. (4)Jordan, North Old Boys (4)

B SECTIONCameron, Old Melburnians (4)Bye, Ivanhoe (3)Matthews, Caulfield Gr. (3)Rodger, Monash Blues (3)1 . Cordner, Old Melburnians (3)Hart, Caulfield Gr. (-)

C SECTIONCollins, St. Kilda C.B .O .C. (2)J. Steven, Old Camberwell Or. (2)Egan, Coburg (1)B . Campbell, St . Kevin's O .B. (2)Schmidt, Old Haileyburians (4)Flegeltaub . M .H .S . Old Boys (4)

D SECTIO NSmyth, Old Ivanhoe Or. (5)Ryan, St . Bede's O .C. (2)S. Scullin, North Brunswick (4)Jenkins, State Bank (1)R. Poyntz, Parkside (5)Rosewarne, Power House

E SECTIONPace, Thomastown (7)Richardson, Therry C .C .O .B. (-)Hayman, Thornbury (5)Jurke, Elsternwick (2)O'Shaughnessy . Old Trinity Or . (9)Murcutt, Therry C .C .O .B. (4)

F SECTIO NH. Mitchell, Peninsula O .B. (8)Djinivic, Footscray I .T .O .B. (-)Rindzevicius, Brunswick ByeJewell, Commonwealth Bank (-)Benham, Commonwealth Bank

A RESERVE SECTIONMcCormack, De La Salle O .C. (2)Crosby. University Blacks (2)Kozlowski, Ormond (1)Lupson, Collegians (1)Perch, A .J .A .X. (-)Bennetts, Collegians (-)McIntyre, North Old Boys (-)

B RESERVE SECTION77 Urquhart, Old Melburnians (-) 5964 D. Smith, Caulfield Or. (-) 4164 Williams, Ivanhoe (6) 3957 Watts, Ivanhoe (-) 3756 Berry, Kew (-) 34

Sheridan, Bulleen-Templestowe (3) 33

70 C RESERVE SECTIO N69 Drinan, St. Kilda C .B .O .C. (4) 5060 Wenzell, Hampton Rovers (2) 3748 Finlay, Coburg (1) 3547 Sebah, Coburg (-) 3247 Graham, St . Kilda C .B .O.C. (-) 30

Angleis, Coburg (1) 26

59 D RESERVE SECTIO N57 Hille, University Reds (-) 3645 J. Bastow, Parkside (5) 3443 Kenny, North Brunswick (6) 3042 P. Haug, Old Ivanhoe Or. (-) 2641 Scott, State Bank (-) 25

E RESERVE SECTION79 Sist, Balaclava (6) 3870 Christie, Thomastown (1) 3655 Martsoulis, Thornbury (4) 3550 Crowley, Old Mentonians (3) 3547 Dunn, Elsternwick (3) 2443 Pottenger, Balaclava (3) 22

957765626060

F RESERVE SECTIONCordeaux, Commonwealth Bank (2) 26Dolman, Brunswick Bye 26Martin, Commonwealth Bank (-) 1 7

JUNIOR SECTION 1Holloway, Melbourne Univ. (11) 81Wilson, Old Paradians (2) 62Barnes, Ormond (8) 59

74 Young, Bulleen-T'stowe (-) 4668 Dillon, North Old Boys (1) 4544 Merrett, Bulleen-T'stowe (-) 45

38 JUNIOR SECTION 235

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McArdle, Marcellin O .C. (2) 60Gibson, Banyule (-) 45Sheehan, Marcellin O .C. (2) 36

JUNIOR SECTION 3Witts, Old Melburnians (1) 43Jackett, Old Camberwell Or. (3) 39Divitcos, Thomastown (1) 36Stuart, Old Camberwell Or. (6) 29Neilson, Old Camberwell Or. (-) 21


TODAY'S GAMES AND UMPIRESUMPIRE FOR RESERVES GAME SHOWN IN BRACKET SA SECTIO N

Old Scotch Collegians v Marcellin O .C . (E .P .)T. Flannery, B . Goodman, (G) J . Fry, D.Hillier. (R . Cogdon) .

North Old Boys v Old Xaverians - M . Haley,C. Mead. (G) J. Macdonald, J . Velleman .(D. Wilson) .

Collegians v University Blues - J . Smith, R.Tracey. (G) R . Dunstan, I . Malcolm . (N.Wilson) .

University Blacks v Ormond - A. Hobson,J . Horwood. (G) R. Bridges, C . Jones.(N . Karanzoulis) .

A .J .A .X . v De La Salle O .C . - D . Dodds, W.Hinton, (G) S . Goodman, A . Smith.(F. Grubb) .

B SECTIO NIvanhoe v Old Melburnians - C. Nichol, K .

Segota. (G) W. Ahlm, D. McKenzie .(R . Lloyd) .

Kew v Caulfield Gram. - A. Burridge, P .Wiseman. (G) P . King, B. Waters (D .Miller) .

Old Brighton Gram. v Bulleen-Templestowe- J . Segota, R . Woolley. (G) G . Clancy,D . Moore . (P . Jones) .

Alphington v Monash Blues - W . Henry, J .Hutson . (G) J . Hall, L . Guerin . (R . Morley) .

St. Bernard's O .C . v Old Paradians - D . Hill ,M. Linehan . (G) B. Jephson, T .B .A .(C . McCallum )

C SECTIONSt. Kilda C .B .O .C. v West Brunswick - G .

Dore (R . Berberian) .Hampton Rovers v Old Haileyburians - P .

Burke. (J . Josem) .Old Camberwell Gram . v Coburg - G .

Cavanagh . (B . Hayward) .M .H .S . Old Boys v St . Kevin's O.B. - R .

Gould. (L. Kennedy) .Fawkner v Geelong - C . Potter . (G . Fisher) .

D SECTIO NSt. Pius v Parkside - P. Molloy . (D . Pearson)Assumption O .C . v Power House - D . Henry

(S. MacDonald) .North Brunswick v St . Bede's O .C. - P.

Maebus . (G. Stockton) .University Reds v State Bank - I . Wyatt .

(D. Bierton).Heatherton v Old Ivanhoe Gram. -G.

Britton . (R . Prince) .

E SECTIO NOld Carey Gram . v Balaclava - J . Connell .

(S . Sheahan) .Thornbury v Banyule - S . Carland . (R .

Aitken) .Elsternwick v Thomastown - C . King (R .

Besley) .Old Mentonians v Old Trinity Gram . - T .

Power . (R . Fargie) .A .N .Z . Bank v Therry C .C .O .B . - R. Kelly

(L. Hinchcliffe) .

F SECTIO NPeninsula O.B. v Old Geelong - N .McGregor . (K. Wingfield) .

Brunswick v St. John's O .C. - J . Belbin .(G . Mace) .

La Trobe University v Footscray I .T .O.B. -S . Gambetta . (P. Edwards) .

Clayton v U .H .S . Old Boys - G. Moore,(C. Driscoll) .

Monash Whites v Commonwealth Bank -G. Faux. (P . Watson) .

Bulleen United - Bye .

JUNIOR SECTION 1Old Scotch Collegians v Hampton Rovers -

T. Norton (B) R . Ilias, D . Morris .North Old Boys v Old Haileyburians - P.

Garrett. (B) J . Walsh .De La Salle O .C . v Melbourne University -

S . Malcolm .Bulleen-Templestowe v St. Bernard's O .C. -

G . Robinson .Ormond v Old Paradians - N . Ashe .

JUNIOR SECTION 2

Banyule v Kew - D . Richmond .Marcellin O .C . v Ivanhoe - E . Keating.Therry C .C .O.B . v Clayton - J . Crawford.Coburg v Monash Blues - D . Jarvis.St. Kevin's O .B . v Old Brighton Gram . -

J . Anastasi .

JUNIOR SECTION 3Old Melburnians v St . Kilda C .B .O .C. -

T. Robbins .Old Ivanhoe Gram . v Parkside - B . EckersleyFawkner v Old Camberwell Gram . - P.

Double .Thomastown - Bye .

EMERGENCY UMPIRES : C . Harvey, K .Walker, J . Purcell .


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PREMIERSHIP LISTS

No rt h Old BoysDe La Salle O .C .Marcellin O .C .Ormon dUniversity BluesOld XaveriansOld Scotch Coll .CollegiansA .J A .X.University Blacks

IvanhoeOld MelburniansBulieen T'stoweKewMonash BluesSt. Bernard's O .C .Old ParadiansAlphingtonCaulfield Gram .Old Brighton Gr .

Old Camberwell Gr .CoburgHampton RoversSt . Kilda C .B.O.C .St . Kevin's O .B .West BrunswickM .H .S . Old BoysOld HaileyburiansFawkne rGeelon g

Old Ivanhoe Gr.ParksideSt . PlusNorth BrunswickSt. Bede's O .C .State BankUniversity RedsAssumption O .C .Power House*Heatherto n

Therry C .C .O .B .BanyuleThomastownThornbu ryBalaclavaElsternwickOld Trinity G r .Old Carey G r .Old MentoniansA .N .Z . Bank

W L D FOR AG ST % PTSA SECTIO N

14 3 - 2284 1491 153.2 5612 4 1 1785 1391 128.3 5010 6 1 1937 1741 111 .3 4210 7 - 1908 1730 110.3 409 8 - 1952 1739 112.2 369 8 - 1612 1578 102.2 36

7 10 - 1798 1939 92.7 287 10 - 1357 1688 80.4 285 12 - 1522 2134 71.3 201 16 - 1343 2131 63.0 4B SECTIO N

14 3 - 1983 1411 140.5 5613 4 - 2367 1649 143.5 5212 5 - 2037 1698 120.0 4811 6 - 1813 1651 109.8 449 7 1 1672 1833 91 .2 386 9 2 1783 1917 93.0 286 11 - 1646 1795 91 .7 245 11 1 1724 2108 81.8 224 13 - 1594 2084 76.5 163 14 - 1553 2102 73.9 12

C SECTIO N14 3 - 2269 1351 167.9 5614 3 - 1897 1451 130.7 5612 5 - 1631 1514 107.7 4810 7 - 1956 1567 124.8 4010 7 - 1909 1590 120.1 408 9 - 1777 1674 106.2 327 10 - 1572 1851 84.9 284 13 - 1495 2086 71 .7 163 14 - 1339 2030 66.0 123 14 - 1338 2195 61 .0 12

D SECTIO N14 3 - 2027 1354 149.7 5614 3 - 1799 1440 124.9 5613 4 - 1805 1392 129.7 5211 6 - 2062 1423 144.9 449 8 - 1657 1666 99.5 368 9 - 1860 1833 101.5 326 11 - 1682 1869 90.0 245 12 - 1495 1964 76.1 204 13 - 1403 2078 67.5 161 16 - 1053 2050 51 .4 4

E SECTIO N15 2 - 2202 1519 145.0 6015 2 - 2447 1693 144.5 6014 3 - 2447 1493 163.9 569 8 - 2073 1896 109.3 368 9 - 2259 1950 115.8 328 9 - 2028 2096 96.8 326 11 - 1996 2028 98.4 245 12 - 1614 1696 95.2 205 12 - 1776 1921 92.5 20- 17 - 1022 3572 28.6 -

*Ineligible player: August 7, 1982


by courtesy of

Bulleen UnitedPeninsula O .B .BrunswickCommonwealth BankClayto nMonash WhitesFootscray I .T .O .B .U .H .S . Old BoysLa Trobe UniversityOld Geelon gSt . John's O .C .

No rth Old BoysOrmondCollegiansUniversity BlacksDe La Salle O .C .University BluesMaroellin O .C .Old XaveriansOld Scotch Coll .A .J A .X .

Bulleen-TemplestoweOld MelburniansIvanhoeSt . Bernard's O .C .Monash BluesOld ParadiansAlphingtonKe wOld BrightonGr .Caulfield Gram .

CoburgSt. Kevin's O .B .West BrunswickHampton RoversSt . Kilda C .B .O .C .*FawknerOld Camberwell Gr .M .H .S . Old BoysOld HaileyburiansGeelon g

St. Plu sSt. Bede's O .C .Old Ivanhoe Gram .No rt h BrunswickParksid ePower HouseUniversity RedsState BankAssumption O .C .Heatherton

zM©W L D

F SECTIO N15 214 313 412 510 710 78 98 96 115 121 16

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FOR AGST % PTS

1972 1180 167.1 60- 1996 1128 177 .0 56- 1819 1255 144 .9 52- 1818 1299 140 .0 48- 1698 1593 106.6 40- 1214 1484 81.8 40- 1568 1644 95.4 32- 1357 1555 87.3 32- 1573 1832 85.9 24- 1357 1679 80.8 20- 972 2695 36.1 4

A RESERVE SECTIO N16 1 - 1879 996 188.7 6414 3 - 1531 1139 134.4 5613 4 - 1352 1021 132.4 5212 5 - 1412 1019 138.6 489 8 - 1507 1221 123.4 366 11 - 1184 1416 83.6 246 11 - 1080 1424 75.8 245 12 - 1178 1337 881 . 204 13 - 1066 1305 81 .7 16- 17 - 715 2026 35.3 -

B RESERVE SECTIO N13 4 - 1850 934 198.1 5213 4 - 1672 935 178.8 52 .13 4 - 1836 1015 181 .2 529 8 - 1352 1179 114.7 367 10 - 1217 1250 97.4 28

7 10 - 1067 1437 74.3 287 10 - 828 1887 43.9 286 11 - 1083 1524 71 .1 245 12 - 1379 1485 92.9 205 12 - 1093 1755 62.3 20

C RESERVE SECTION16 - 1 1741 611 284.9 6614 2 1 1515 803 188.7 5813 4 - 1391 878 158.8 5211 6 - 1495 883 173.2 4410 7 - 1507 1168 129.0 406 11 - 935 1342 69.7 246 11 - 852 1330 64.1 244 13 - 953 1596 59.7 163 14 - 610 1953 31 .2 121 16 - 432 1325 32.6 4

D RESERVE SECTIO N16 1 - 1584 894 177.2 6412 5 - 1384 957 144.6 4812 5 - 1373 1002 137.0 4811 6 - 1674 991 168.9 4411 6 - 1260 967 130.3 448 8 1 1211 1183 102.4 345 12 - 1134 1269 89.4 205 12 - 1102 1464 75.3 20

3 13 1 948 1347 70.4 141 16 - 526 2156 24.4 4

*Ineligible player : August 7, 1982 .


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PREMIERSHIP LISTS

Old MentoniansTherry C .C .O.B .BalaclavaThomastownThornburyOld Trinity Gr.BanyuleElsternwickOld Carey G r .A .N .Z . Ban k

BrunswickClaytonBulleen UnitedCommonwealth BankLa Trobe UniversityU .H .S . Old BoysOld GeelongFootscray I .T .O .B .Monash Wh i tesPeninsula O .B .St. John's O .C .

OrmondOld Scotch Coll .Bulleen-TemplestoweDe La Salle O .C .Melbourne UniversitySt . Bernard's O .C .North Old Boy sOld ParadiansOld HaileyburiansHampton Rovers

North Old Boys

BanyuleIvanhoeMarcellin O.C .Therry C .C.O .B .Monash BluesOld Brighton Gr .St . Kevin's O .B .Clayto nCoburgKe w

St . Kilda C .B .O .C .Old MelburniansFawkne rParksideThomastownOld Camberwell Gr .Bulleen UnitedOld Ivanhoe Gr .Heatherton

W L D FOR AGST % PTSE RESERVE SECTIO N

14 2 1 1728 811 213.1 5813 3 1 1613 824 195.8 5413 4 - 1552 817 190.0 5213 4 - 1619 880 184.0 529 8 - 1213 1225 99.0 367 10 - 1029 1321 77.9 285 12 - 1008 1520 663. 204 13 - 943 1506 62.6 164 13 - 842 1558 54.0 162 15 - 736 1915 38.4 8

F RESERVE SECTIO N16 1 - 1319 653 202.0 6415 1 1 1608 630 255.2 6212 4 1 1380 749 184.2 5011 6 - 1178 953 123.6 4410 7 - 1157 865 133.8 409 8 - 947 843 112.3 369 8 - 1048 1010 103.8 367 10 - 891 1243 71 .7 287 10 - 688 1255 54.8 284 13 - 644 1258 51 .2 161 16 - 482 2123 22.7 4

JUNIOR SECTION 116 1 - 2415 1402 172.3 6413 4 - 2030 1469 138.2 5212 5 - 2341 1293 181 .1 4812 5 - 2258 1353 166.9 4811 6 - 2223 1477 150.5 448 9 - 1547 1589 97.4 326 11 - 18339 1733 106.1 245 12 - 1346 2275 59.2 201 16 - 1222 2524 48.4 41 16 - 884 3163 27.9 4

6 11 - 1839 1733 106.1 24

JUNIOR SECTION 216 1 - 2437 1061-229.7 6413 4 - 2304 1092 211.0 5212 5 - 1974 1293 152.7 4811 6 - 1853 1338 138.5 4410 7 - 1941 1193 162.7 408 9 - 1417 1539 92.1 327 9 - 1664 1574 105.7 284 13 - 1319 2826 46.7 162 14 - 779 2302 33.8 81 16 - 1356 3000 45.2 4

JUNIOR SECTION 315 2 -14 2 113 3 112 5 -9 89 84 64 133 9

1920 890 215.7 601953 794 246.0 581718 1111 154.6 541460 1618 90.2 481138 1304 87.3 361043 1243 83.9 36838 1108 75.6 16600 2255 26.6 16567 1356 41.8 1 2


LAST . ROUND 'S RESULTSA SECTION B SECTIO N

Old Xaverians 4.3 10.6 11 .11 15 .16-106Old Scotch Coll. 0.2 4.5 6.8 14.10- 94

OLD XAVERIANS : Vale 3, Healey 3, S. Curtain3, Pirrie 2, Corcoran, O'Sullivan, Jamie Morrissey,N . Wilton . BEST: Corcoran, N. Wilton, Healey,King, Brendan Ryan, Pirrie .

OLD SCOTCH COLL. : Brown 4, Dillon 4, Senior2, Bedford, Holten, Sassella, P. Sherwen. BEST :Senior, P. Sherwen, Morgan, Brown, Dillon, Mason .

North Old Boys 6 .3 12 .12 17 .16 21 .21-147University Blues 4 .1 5.4 12 .8 15 .12-10 2

NORTH OLD BOYS : Dillon 5, Jordan 4, Burgin3, Ryan 2, Borcich 2, Sabato 2, O'Rourke, G . Carroll,Malone . BEST : G . Carroll, Considine, Borcich,Malone, S . Weir, Hedley. '

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Yeoman 4, Maclnnes 2,Corrigan 2, Kauffman, Bond, Cortese, Sleeman, R .Curnow, McDonald, Jennings . BEST : Jennings,Wood, Cortese, O'Brien, Yeoman, Moir .

Ormond 4.2 8.7 12 .11 17 .13-115Collegians 3.5 4.5 5.11 6.12- 4 8

ORMOND : Russell 3, Parisi 2, Ritchie 2,Boyanton 2, McCooke 2, Kitely, Vane, Boehm,Evans, Forsyth, A . Mehrten . BEST: Ritchie, Russell,Morris, P . Mehrten, McDonald, McCooke .

COLLEGIANS : T. Bennett 3, Hoyle, Bickford,Duff . BEST: Mellor, Rice, Hibbins, Cook, G .Parsons, S . Hinchen .

Marcellin O .C. 4.2 12 .10 16.14 25.15-165A .J .A .X. 5.1 6.2 11 .4 13.5- 83

MARCELLIN O .C .: Boyce 6, Bourke 4, Cain 3,Cullinan 3, P. Dillon 2, Butler, Frazer, Ebert,Delehunt, Jones, O'Connor, T . Holmes. BEST :Jones, Boyce, Howard, P . Dillon, Delahunt, Getson .

A .].A .X. : Perch 4, S. Marks 2, Koesarook 2,Friedman, DeWinter, Lemish, Zubin, D . Marks .BEST : R. Marks, Lemish, S . Marks, Rozen, Zemski,Perch .

De La Salle O .C. 1.3 4 .8 6.9 8.16- 58University Blacks 1 .4 6.6 7.8 7.8- 50

DE LA SALLE O .C . : S . Murphy 3, Hellard 2,McHenry, Hannah, Maher. BEST : Connolly,Hellard, Bourke, Deveson, McDonnell, Maher .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Gray 2, Honybun,Gannon, Marks, Luscombe, Alexander . BEST :Keilari, Curtis, Luscombe, Wines, Peters,Alexander.


Ivanhoe 5.4 10.8 13 .12 18.13-121Caulfield Gr. 2.2 5.4 6.6 9.10- 6 4

IVANHOE : Globan 4, Bye 3, Jones 3, Balcombe2, McDonald 2, Daniels, Gott, Edwards, Morcom .BEST : Miles, Stewart, Balcombe, Dulevskis, Course,Aristotle .

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Matthews 3, Berzins 2,Collett, O'Shea, Tootell, Watson. BEST : Briner,Hart, Matthews, Collett, Gregor, M . Sisson .

Bulleen-T'stowe 4 .4 7.7 11 .10 13 .12- 90Kew 1.1 4.5 8.9 11.14- 8 0

BULLEEN-T'STOWE : Young 4, Ling 4, Weedman3, Flack, Chadwick . BEST: Van Den Driest,Smythe, LeFevre, Flack, Johnston, Minney .

KEW : Haralambopoulos 3, Busuttil 3, Blay,Casauria, Burden, Peric, Salerno . BEST : Smith,Jackomos, Busuttil, O'Farrell, Russell, G . McColl .

Monash Blues 3.5 8.9 13 .12 17.15-117Old Brighton Gr. 1.3 7.7 11.9 12.11- 83

MONASH BLUES : Rodger 3, Steart 3, Forbes 3,Loorham, Connolly, Zimmerman, Olds, Gugger,Turner, Petrie, Flett . BEST : Petrie, Zimmerman,Dixon, Olds, Flett, Lovel .

OLD BRIGHTON GRAM. : Cornwell 3, Wakeham3, Cochran 2, Nicholson 2, Draper, Kemp . BEST :Cornwell, Smak, Cameron, Shepherd, James,Wakeham.

Old Melburnians 7.6 10 .7 17.8 23 .11-149St . Bernard's O .C. 1.1 9.4 15.8 17 .12-11 4

OLD MELBURNIANS : Morrison 6, Cameron 4,McMullin 4, Brown 3, I . Cordner 3, P . Thomson,Houghton, Witts. BEST: Murray, Brown„McMullin,Morrison, Trumble, Morphet .

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : O'Brien 4, McAllister 4,Mulkearns 2, Melia 2, Angel, Nadzielski, J .O'Connell, Ritterman, D. Sullivan, Tickner. BEST :Angel, O'Brien, J . O'Connell, Mahady, Royal,Mulkearns.

Alphington 2.3 5.7 9.12 14.16-100Old Paradians 5.6 9.8 11 .11 12 .13- 8 5

ALPHINGTON : King 4, Nicol 3, Hinchcliffe 2,Valiance 2, Whitfield 2, Garner . BEST : Vallance,Bradley, Coleman, Harrison, King, Carlos .

OLD PARADIANS : Busch 4, Hammond 2,Considine 2, Considine, Grills, Hughes, Leonard .BEST: Busch, Natoli! Canavan, Considine, Grills,Luby.

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Old Hailey burians 1 .3 7.16 12 .21 15 .23-113St . Kilda C.B .O .C. 7.6 11 .10 14 .14 15 .17-10 7

OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Schmidt 4, Robertson3, Cam p bell 2, Houston 2, Miller, Noske, Ridoutt,Gerny . BEST: Constable, Campbell, Abbott, Noske,Gerny, Schmidt.

ST . KILDA C.B .O.C. : Hu glin 4, Roach 4, Collins2, Fitzroy 2, Kai,, Tobin, White. BEST: Huglin,Roach, Shortal, Cox, White, Tobin.

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St. Pius 19.22-136Power House 10.10- 70

ST. PIUS : Delcus 4, Strangwick 4, N. Swainger 2,May 2, Harbour 2, Chard 2, Monahan, Ellis, G .Swainger. BEST : Monahan, Chard, G . Swainger,Strangwick, Lynch, Gleeson .

POWER HOUSE: Not Supplied . BEST : Cross,Cole, Osborne, Stewart, Sutherland, Spittal .

Coburg 5.6 5.11 6.16 9 .16- 70Hampton Rovers 0.0 6.6 6.7 8.13- 6 1COBURG : G. Green 4, Purcell 3, Egan, Handley .

BEST : Handley, Lucas, Egan, G . Green, Purcell,Jakovceski.

HAMPTON ROVERS : Austin 4, McSperrin, G .Kelly, Nash, Caution. BEST : Nash, Austin, Rowston,Strilakos, G . Kelly, Wilson.

Old Cam'well Gr. 7.3 10.5 16 .10 18 .18-126St. Kevin's O .B. 3.1 5.5 7.6 10.7- 67

OLD CAMBERWELL GRAM. : Armstrong 4,Lopt 4 Brown 3, Rogers 3, G . Campbell 2, J. Steven2 . BE~T : Everist, lnkster, MacRae, D . Steven,Armstrong, DeSteiger .

, ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS: B. Campbell 2, Duf~f_y2, Quinlan 2, Beale, Callanan, J . Griffin, P .Campbell. BEST : B. Campbell, Quinlan, Allen,Abrahams, Day, Tempany.

West Brunswick 4 .7 8 .12 10.20 13 .21- 99Fawkner 1 .2 7.7 9.8 14.9- 93

WEST BRUNSWICK : Curtin 4, Lawley 2, Casley2, Brockwell, Cecchi, Callander, Buckley, Guatta .BEST : Buckley, Dell, Ivey, Lawley, Rainone, Smith .

FAWKNER: Smith 5, Chapman 3, McMahon 3,Trapani 2, Cole . BEST : Hills, Smith, Chapman, K .Busst, Johnson, Barrett.

M .H.S. Old Boys 6.1 9.2 14.3 18.5-113Geelong 3.1 6.3 10 .9 16 .12-10 8

M .H.S . OLD BOYS : Short 6, Flegeltaub 4, Todd3, Jones 2, Greenwood, McConnell, Wix . BEST :•Mciardie, Short, Delaney, Maidment, Atchison,Flegeltaub .

GEELONG : Fahey 6, Kershaw 2, Bullen 2, Nelson2, Kelly 2, Foster 2 . BEST : Bullen, Fahey, Kelly,Thompson, Mulligan, Kershaw .

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St . Bede's O .C. 3.1 6.1 8.2 9.7- 61Assumption O.C. 4.3 8.7 8.11 8.11- 5 9

ST. BEDE'S O .C. : Ryan 2, L . Reinehr 2, Horton2, Flavelle, G . Terrell . BEST : Horton, O'Gorman,Howe, Steendam, L. Reinehr, M. Lucas.

ASSUMPTION O .C.: Murphy 2, Poustie 2,Mitchellhill, M . Tellefson, Davis, Kane . BEST :Snowdon, Paatsch, Murphy, Uebergang, Poustie,Kane .

North Brunswick 4.6 7.10 11 .16 17 .22-124State Bank 1.3 7.5 9.8 10.9- 69

NORTH BRUNSWICK : S . Scullin 4, Campbell3, A . Demir 3, D . Demir 2, Spinner 2, D . DiMarco,Taggell, Jessop . BEST : C . Payne, D . DiMarco, D .Demir, Morritt, Taylor, Fox .

STATE BANK : Henderson 3, Jenkinson 3,Cameron, Kenez, Maher, Jenkins . BEST : Gniel,McAtteer, Kenez, Bradley, Henderson, Cameron .

Parkside 16.23-119Heatherton 9.10- 64

PARKSIDE : R . Poyntz 5, S . Wilson 3, Jamieson3, Freeman 2, Howell, Allen, T . Gard. BEST : M.Ware, Heaver, McBride, Franklin, Blythe, Ridd .

HEATHERTON : Coffey 2, Perkins 2, T. Easey,R. Sauer, Mott, Dartnell, Sawyer. BEST : T . Easey,Massey, S. Hopkins, Quanchi, M . Link, Dee .

Old Ivanhoe Gr. 17.15-117University Reds 11 .11- 7 7

OLD IVANHOE GRAM . : Smyth 5, Brewin 5,Murphy 3, T . MacKenzie 2, Campbell, Colledge .BEST : Brewin, G . Taylor, Gee, J. Dummett, J.Harris, J. McDonald .

UNIVERSITY REDS: Chitty 6, Cox, Elliott,Coulson, Dare, Sevior . BEST : Heddles, Hosking,Murdoch, Campbell, Clayden, Elliott .


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Banyule 12.22- 94Old Carey Gr. 11.13- 7 9

BANYULE : Attard 3, McKenzie, G . Hobba,Legge, I . Lydiate, Fraumano, Doyle, Illin worth,Luby, Ladd . BEST : Doyle, I . Lydiate, S . ~arnes,Fraumano, Ladd, McKenzie .

OLD CAREY GRAM. : Bolton 4, Hearn 3, Wolf,Rae, Petty, Dick . BEST : Wolf, D. Smith, Black,Yeo, Hogan, Bolton .

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Clayton 4.1 12 .6 18.15 27.23-185St . John's O .C. 4.3 5.5 7.5 7.5- 47

CLAYTON : Goal-kickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy deadline - firstpost, Monday .

ST. JOHN'S O .C . : Goal-kickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy deadline - firstpost, Monday .

Thomastown 20.14-134Thombury 16.14-11 0

THOMASTOWN : Pace 7, Assetta 2, Di Battista2, Ken Hurling 2, Ristevski 2, Agosta, A . Fellows,Kelly, Steele, Wells . BEST : Hansiou, T. Fellows,Pace, Steele, Di Battista, Kelly .

THORNBURY : Hayman 5, Burrows 4,Greenwood 2, Byrne, Havlica, Staff. BEST :Greenwood, Byrne, Burton, P'Sala, Flanagan,Hayman.

Old Trinity Ga 9 .4 12.7 21 .15 26 .19-175Elsternwick 1.0 8.6 8.7 13.8- 8 6

OLD TRINITY GRAM. : Maizels 10,O'Shaughnessy 9, Borghesi 2, S . Adgemis 2, A .Birrell, D . Birrell, Lockwood . BEST: Lockwood,Maizels, O'Shaughnessy, Easton, Douglas,Morrissey .

ELSTERNWICK : Volpe 3, T . Jones 3, Bean 2,Jurke2, Harris,Rosewarne, Munro . BEST : Rosewarne,Bristow, Munro, Volpe, Bean, Perkins.

Balaclava 6.4 18 .16 31 .20 38 .24-252A.N.Z. Bank 5.4 5.6 8.8 12.9- 8 1

BALACLAVA : Gough 9, I . Henderson 9, Iacono9, Darvell 4, Alway 2, Lotherington 2, Gregory,Powell, Raditsis . BEST : Gough, I . Henderson,Iacono, Darvell, Gregory, Lotherington .

A.N.Z. BANK : Birkenfelds 4, R. Thompson 4,Brain, Hume, Murrayu , O'Bree. BEST : Battista,Birkenfelds, Haintz, Hme, May, Murray .

The n~~yC .C .O .B. 4.8 8.10 13 .14 14.15- 99Old Mentonians 1 .1 5.8 5 .8 9.13- 67

THERRY C.C.O .B . : Murcutt 4, Fisher 3,O'Sullivan 2, Weir 2, McMahon Ratcliffe, Jacobsen.BEST: Weir, Woolf, Whyley, b'Sullivan, Simpson,Ryan .

OLD MENTONIANS: Hicks 2. Lambert 2, Green2, Macquire, Saddler, Sciacca. BEST : Bungey,Lambert, Jamison, Taylor, Norton, Green .


Bulleen United 3.6 5.11 9.14 16.17-113Footscray ITOB 2.6 3.7 4.12 8.14- 62

BULLEEN UNITED : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy deadline -first post, Monday .

FOOTSCRAY I .T .O .B . : Not Supplied . BEST : R .Swinton, Peterson, Abramczyk, T. Baird, Breheny,O'Connor.

La Trobe Univ. 4.0 8.2 13 .6 17.10-112Old Geelong 5.2 6.3 7.4 10.7- 67

LA TROBE UNIV . : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy deadline -first post, Monday.

OLD GEELONG : H . McDonald 4, Rule 2,Howson, Keillor, Morton, Fuller . BEST : Ogilvie,H . McDonald, Von Moger, O'Byrne, Johnstone,Chirnside .

Monash Whites 12.13- 85U .H.S. Old Boys 13.6- 84

MONASH WHITES : Kanaris 5, Maddocks 4,Monochino, Cunico, Brooker . BEST : Kanaris,Brice, Maddocks, Brooker, Kenny, Farely.

U .H.S. OLD'BOYS: W . Flavel 6, McGregor 2,Toleman, Bell, D . Flavel, Eddy, Vesetas . BEST: W .Flavel, Bain, DeKoning, Vesetas, McGregor,A . Hunter.

Peninsula O .B. 2.2 11 .5 12 .7 15 .13-103C'wealth Bank 2.8 3.9 4.13 7 .13- 55

PENINSULA OLD BOYS : Mitchell 8, P. Bedford2, Bunter 2, Davis, Steward, Wiltshire . BEST :Marines, Wiltshire, Carter, Hulls, Bunter, P .Crowder.

COMMONWEALTH BANK : Howell 3, Van DerKraan, Benham, Shacklock, Johnston. BEST :O'Keefe, Foletti, Shacklock, Johnston, Milton, G .Matfin.

BRUNSWICK - BYE .

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Old Scotch Coll. 9.11- 65Old Xaverians 9.7- 6 1OLD SCOTCH COLL. : Arnold 2, Merig an 2,

Price 2, Daniel, Lloyd, Treyvaud . BEST: Welch,Arnold, Bangs, Mart, MacLennan, Daniel .

OLD XAVERIANS : Clarborou h 3, Tiernan 2,C . Nunan 2, Hart, McKay . ~EST : Trainor,Clarborough, Tiernan, A . Woodley, Fanning,McKay.

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Ivanhoe 6.3 9.6 16.11 18 .12-120Caulfield Gr. 0.1 3.6 3 .6 6 .10- 46

IVANHOE: Williams 6, Lynn 2, McDowell 2, G .Shaw 2, Clough, Phillips, Westwood. BEST : Steen,Lynn, Phillips, Dobson, Hutton, Adley .

CAULFIELD GRAM .: Barker, Kay, Tamblyn,Roseman, Voyage, Worthington . BEST : Bird, Kay,Ross, Crellin, Worthington, Livingstone .

North Old Boys 6 .4 8.4 13.6 15.7- 97University Biues 1.0 4.3 6.3 11.4- 70NORTH OLD BOYS: Galvan 7, S. Maguire 3,

Hehir3, Pearse, P. Weir. BEST : Galvan, Marchbank,Jongebloed, Hehir, McSweeney, Butler.

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Lowe 4, Collins 2, Hickey2, Torney, Grace, Miller . BEST: Hickey, Hamilton,Hill, M . Russell, Lowe, Cotsworth.

Collegians 5 .4 6.5 10.9 14.12- 96Ormond 3.0 9.2 10.3 12.6- 78COLLEGIANS: Wolf 5, P. Lawrence 3, K .

Parsons 3, Kus, Ford, Lupson . BEST: Kus, R . Loder,Choisch, S . Roberts, Wolf, Singleton.

ORMOND : Strahan 3, Fisher 3, Stormont 2,V ipond, Kozlowski, Dawson, Rowse . BEST: McI..ean,Strahan, Fisher, Grant, R. Tonkin, Andrew .

Marcellin O .C. 3.0 5.2 6.9 9.12- 66A .I .A .X. 1.2 4.4 5.7 7.9- 5 1MARCELLIN O .C . : Crimmins 2, Aliosio 2,

Blainey, Carrucan, Lawlor, Spencer, Tankey. BEST :Carrucan, Aliosio, Sammutt, Collins, Lawlor, Amad .

A.J .A .X . : Sharp 3, Shnider 2, Adler, G . Pinkus.BEST: G . Segal, Luno, Schwartz, Velleman, Spicer,Winter .

De La Salle O.C. 3.7 6.9 10.16 12 .20- 92University Blacks 0.2 2.4 3.7 7.8- 5 0DE LA SALLE O .C . : McCormack 2, Hawkins 2,

White 2, Sparks 2, Tessier, Kenneally, Carr,S encer . BEST : Donegan, Rawlings, White, Fogarty,Tessier, Devereux .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Crosby 2, Perrett 2,Costello, Pattinson, Bade. BEST : Aylett, Hays,Larsen, Dillon, Whitelaw, Costello .

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Bulleen-T'stowe 13 .12- 90Kew 2.11- 23

BULLEEN-T'STOWE : Da ostino 4, Sheridan 3,Walke, Degold, Turner, Vanheswyk, Gilmore,Miles. BES'I' : Dagostino, Sheehan, George, Ellis,Wilson, Degoldi .

KEW : Milovac, Wailes . BEST: Grounds, Milovac,McCarthy, Moore, Stengard, Mullins.

Monash Blues 1.1 3.6 7.11 14 .12- 96Old Brighton Gr. 2.4 6.6 7.7 9.9- 6 3

MONASH BLUES : Higging 4, Wood 2, DeYoun~g2, Crosthwaite 2, Morey 2, Giles, Klopsteins . BESI':Stout, Culvenor, Horvath, Morey, Giles, Murphy.

OLD BRIGHTON GRAM, : Mack 2, Wilson 2,Campi, Hall, Priestley, Rankin, Templeton. BEST :Wilson, Beck, Campi, Templeton, Bi acsi, Rankin .

Old Melburnians 6 .3 7.5 8 .10 10 .11- 71St. Bernard's O .C. 0.0 3.2 3.3 5.8- 38

OLD MELBURNIANS : Freeman 2, Cowan 2,Koren 2, Maughan, A . Cameron, Elam, Daddo .BEST : E. Cordner, P. Dawson, Woods, Daddo,Kenyon, Dumbrell .

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Coverdale 3, A . Griffiths,Mahoney . BEST: Peart, Milesi, Cawley, M .O'Connell, Coverdale, A. Hargreaves .

Old Paradians 2 .2 6.8 8.9 12.14- 86Alphington 3.5 6.5 10.6 12.6- 7 8

OLD PARADIANS : S_~ymes 4, Johnston 3, Wilson2, Jordan, M . Flynn, 'I'ribuzio. BEST : Johnston,Symes, Hall, Jordan, Madden, Luchetta .

ALPHINGTON : T . Jones 2, Nicol 2, Ross 2,Irwin, Lenthall, Pearce, Scott, Smith, Harris . BEST:T. Jones, Smith. R. Wilson, Irwin, Scott, Arrowsmith.


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St . Kilda CBOC 8.4 13.4 18.8 21 .14-140Old Haileyburians 1 .1 4.3 4.3 5.6- 3 6

ST. KILDA C.B .O.C.: Florence 6, Mulquinney6, Drinan 4,Murrihy 2, Long, Shortal, Stewart .BEST : Mescher, Florence, LeFebvre, Broadhead,Mulquinney, Carroll .

OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Cracknell 4, R .Bonwick . BEST : R . Bonwick, Cracknell, Cocks,Clydesdale, Dale, J . Bonwick .

D RESERVE SECTION

St. Pius 1.2 4.7 7.10 9.12- 66Power House 1.3 3.5 4.8 5.9- 39

ST . PIUS : Stevens 4, Fields 2, Ron Purcell,McKay, Diamond . BEST : Fields, Brown, Chapman .

POWER HOUSE : Mason, Staurinos, Fitzimmons ,J . Damen, Pavlou. BEST : Fitzimmons, Clayton,Bunney, Pavlou, Snyders, Bray .

Coburg 6.5 8.5 11.6 12.6- 78Hampton Rovers 0 .1 6.3 6.3 8.5- 5 3

COBURG: Hackney 3, Knight 2, Tolley 2, John,Weeks, Angleis, Stewart, FinlayBES'C : Bassi,Cannon, Tolley, O'Reilly, Fisher, Knight .

HAMPTON ROVERS : Wenzell 2, Stephens 2,G . Earle, Twining, K . Earle, Martin . BEST : Ross,Scarlett, Hibbs, Martin, Cave, Stephens .

St . Kevin's O.B. 1.6 3.7 8.12 12.18- 90Old Cam'well Gr . 1.1 2.4 2.4 3.5- 23

ST. KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Perillo 3, Hargreaves2, G . Tsindos 2, Giffin 2, Fanning, Fitzpatrick,Haskett. BEST: Brennan, Dowd, Hawkins, Giffin,Perillo, Turnbull .

OLD CAMBERWELL GRAM . : Goe, Hope,Rimington . BEST : Hope, McDonell, Mullett, Clark,White, Todd .

West Brunswick 4 .3 6.7 7.10 11 .14- 80Fawkner 1.1 1.3 2.3 4.5- 2 9

WESTBRUNSWICK : Carroll 5, Hall 2, Anderson,Budagair, Briggs, Vazquez. BEST : Briggs, Buhagiar,Carroll, Leatham, Mil in, Monger .

FAWKNER : Turner, Mills, McMahon,Marantelli. BEST : Celano, Marantelli, Profenna,Mills, T . Scott, Marantelli.

M .H.S. Old Boys : 2 .5 7.7 13.8 14.10- 94Geelong 2.2 4.4 5.7 8.9- 5 7

M .H .S . OLD BOYS : P . Cooper 5, R . Webb 3,Fowler 2, Manousakis, Hutton, Mutsaers, Stevens .BEST : Mutsaers, Fowler, Manousakis, Cooper,Anders, Glen .

GEELONG : Frewin 2, Bell 2, Duffield, Filbay,Pettigrove, Jones. BEST : Filbay, Neeson, Duffield,Blincoe. Shamoch, Bell .


St . Bede's O .C. 4.8 13.11 17.11 21 .19-145Assumption O .C. 0.0 0.1 1 .1 1.1- 7

ST. BEDE'S O .C . : Ryan 7, L . Terrell 3, R . Bryant2, G . Connolly 2, Fyans 2, Luxton 2, Elmore,Stutterd, Smallwood . BEST : W . Lucas, Rohan,Fyans, Bartsch, G . Connolly, Smallwood .

ASSUMPTION O.C. : Bergin. BEST : D . Mullen,Aggarwal, P. Mullen, Bourke, White, Vear .

North Brunswick 5.2 11.8 14 .9 19.12-126State Bank 0.4 0.5 4.11 5.12- 42

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Kenny 6, M. Scullin 3,M . Cannon 2, Parkinson 2, Brekke 2, Gabriel, Pepi,Archibald, Koletsis . BEST: Campione, Goss,Brekke, Poulton, Papa, Costello .

STATE BANK : Sheehan 2, Francis, Cooney, S .Bennett . BEST: Theodos, Cooney, Sheehan,Robinson, Raymer, Whelan.

Parkside 2.3 9.6 11 .8 12.13- 85Heatherton 1.2 2.2 3.3 3.3- 2 1

PARKSIDE : J . Bastow 5, Watson 2, Jessop, Reid,Dowling, T . Johnston, Solerno . BEST : B . Gook,Solerno, Watson, Hansen, T . Johnston, R . Fletcher .

HEATHERTON : P. Hampton, M . Gillings, Buck .BEST : Davo, Dinasaver. F . Slob, Hammer, Demo,Pig Dog.

Old Ivanhoe Gr. 21.10-136UniversityReds 2.8- 2 0

OLD IVANHOE GRAM . : Hoysted 6, Thomson3, Englander 3, S . Larosa 2, Selleck 2, Hankin, Bell,Webster, English, Paton. BEST : Bell, Wells, Selleck,English . Paton, Pate .

UNIVERSITY REDS : Spencer, Pinkney . BEST :Cahir, Walshe, Pinkney, Sntbson, Tracey, Toohey .

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Banyule 3.2 5.4 8-5 13.11- 89Old Carey Gr. 2.2 6.2 7.6 8.6- 5 4

BANYULE: G . Smyth 4, C . Barnes 2, Page 2,Foster, Holmes, Walker, Brassington, Place. BEST:G. Smyth, C . Barnes, Walker, Mikac, Walle, Foster .

OLD CAREY GRAM.: Ramsa 2, M~yers 2,Webster 2, Styles, H . Kimber. BESYT : H . Kimber,Rooney, England, Simms, Andrews, Spencer .

Thomastown 1 .2 6.7 8.8 12 .11- 83Thornbury 4.3 4.4 7.7 9.7- 61

THOMASTOWN : Broderick 3, Stephenson 3,Kevin Harling, Prinzi, G. Kernaghan Coonan,Emery, Christie. BEST : Kevin Harling, ~overdale,Broderick, Park, Heafield, Christie .

THORNBURY : Martsoulis 4, Dunne 2, Feeley,Boyce . BEST : Costa, Dunne, Boyce, Cleary, Hawe,Mollica.

Elsternwick 14.14- 98Old Trinity Gr. 4.4- 2 8

ELSTERNWICK : Heath 4, Dunn 3, McIntosh 2,Stevens 2, J . Young, D . Lloyd, Convery . BEST : I .Ramsay, Phillips, Dorsett, S . Carroll, Heath, P .Ritchie .

OLD TRINITY GRAM . : Poynton 2, Corbett,J.P. Adgemis. BEST : Lyons, J .P. Adgemis, Poynton,Nougher, Fraser, Corbett .

Balaclava 9.4 12.7 16.12 23 .15-153A .N.Z. Bank 0.0 3.1 3.1 3.3 .- 21

BALACLAVA : Sist 6, Georgiou 3, Pottenger 3,Rafferty 3, An win 3, Batten 2, Heard 2, Davies,O'Sullivan . BES~: Davies, White, eorgiou, Rafferty,Sist, Heard .

A .N .Z . BANK : Cameron, Fitcher, W. Thompson.BEST: Atkins, Anstis, Cameron, Harper, Meiers,Poulton .

Old Mentonlans 7.16- 58Therry CCOB 7.7- 4 9

OLD MENTONIANS : Crowley 3, Gakovic,Grigg, Margate, Smith. BEST: Dempsey, Ball, Trew,Crowley, Owen, Cater .

THERRY C.C.O .B. : Kane 3, Broderick 2, P .Mott, Crosilla . BEST : Broderick, Kane, P . Mott, B .Egan, Cartwright, Nolan .

F RESERVE SECTION

Clayton 3.5 8 .10 17.12 30 .17-197St . John's O .C. 2.2 4.4 6.8 6.8- 44

CLAYTON : Goal-kickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy deadline - firstpost Monday .

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ST . JOHN'S O .C. : Goal-kickers, Best Players notreceived, or received after copy deadline - firstpost, Monday.

Bulleen United 4.5 4.11 8.17 10.22- 82Footscray ITOB 1 .3 1.3 2.5 3.6- 24

BULLEEN UNITED : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy deadline -first post, Monday.

FOOTSCRAY I .T .O .B . : Klidomitas, Cliffe,Hodson . BEST : Klidomitas, Peretic, Cliffe, North,Bicknell, Taylor .

Old Geelong 14.12- 96La

T?.be Univ. 9.12- 66

OLD GEELONG : Geddes 6, Ames 2, Moffatt 2,Pearson, Kinninmoth, Brocksopp , Roberts . BEST :Kelso, Geddes, Kinninmoth, Pearson, Moffatt,Plunkett .

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copy deadline- first post, Monday.

U.H .S. Old Boys 12.7- 79Monash Whites 7.5- 47

U .H .S. OLD BOYS : Bird 3, Kostos 2, Hadlow 2 ,Constantine 2, Leared, Pattinson, Hum p hrey s .BEST : Gamble, Bird, Boyce, Schuller, Chettle,Hadiow .

MONASH WHITES: DePace 2, Fulco 2, Clifton,Tallis, Perkins . BEST : Jennens, Fulco, M . Carr,Treverton, Barrett, Tallis .

C'wealth Bank 3.6 6.8 11 .10 13.11- 89Peninsula O.B. 0.2 1.8 2.9 5.18- 48

COMMONWEALTH BANK : W. McCrimmo n4, Grant 3, Yarwood 2, Cordeaux 2, Keatin g, Jewell .BEST : Ma rt in, Grima, Keating, Dunkley, Yarwood,Ross.

PENINSULA OLD BOYS : Stone 2, Gates, Hilleard,R . Bedford . BEST : Stone, McWilliams, Humphris,Wright, Krohn, R . Bedford.

BRUNSWICK - BYE .

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Old Scotch Coll . won by walk-over from OldHaileybudans .

Melbourne Univ. 8.3 15.9 20 .16 31 .20-206North Old Boys 0 .3 2.6 4.8 6.8- 44

MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY : Holloway 11 ,Galanopoulos 5, Bunny 4, Collopy 4, McCaulay 2,Allen 2, Christie, Mallet, Phillips . BEST : Holloway,Bond, Ingleton, Backwell, Vaughan, Bunny .

NORTH OLD BOYS: Brandner, Callag~han,Dillon, Dodemaide Marchino, Olsen . BEST :Harvey, Millett, Mc§weeney, Stevens, Brandner,Dillon.


De La Salle O.C. 6.8 8.10 14 .15 15 .17-107St . Bernard's O.C. 2.3 8.5 11 .5 15 .14-10 4

DE LA SALLE O .C . : Goal-kickers, Best Playersnot received, or received after copy deadline -first post, Monday .

ST. BERNARD'S O .C . : Runting 6, O'Kane 2, K .Griffiths, Reddah, D . Purcell, N . Walsh, A . Walsh,G. Wood, Toohey. BEST : Toohey, D . Purcell, G.Wood, J . Saundry, A . Walsh, Runting .

Ormond 9 .1 14.1 19.4 25 .10-160Hampton Rovers 2 .2 7 .3 8 .6 10.8- 68

ORMOND : Barnes 8, Goldfinger 4 . Thorne 2,Hill 2, Robertson 2 . R . Amon 2, Benilacqua . Bahr,Eldering, Pane, Batershill . BEST : Barnes, R . Amon,Robertson, Goldfinger, Frenymilles, Smart .

HAMPTON ROVERS ; Beck 3, Hartshorn 3 .Patmore 2, Young, Leslie. BEST : Ough . Boyle .Pat more, Thompson, Sambell . Melnjak.

Bulleen-T'stowe 4 .2 9.6 11 .16 17.23-125Old Paradians 0.1 3 .1 7.5 7.6- 4 8

BULLEEN-T'STOWE: Palmer 6 . Barry2, Kelleher2, Schultz 2, Kilner, Loth, O'Mara, Van Den Driest,Walker. BEST: Baymgartner, Delanty, Kilner .Palmer, Schultz, Walker.

OLD PARADIANS : Gleeson 3, Wilson 2 . Reid .Treppo. BEST : Reid, Rodrigues . Treppo. Villanti,Brennan, Abrahams .

JUNIOR SECTION TWO

Banyule 6.3 7.4 11 .11 16.13-109Ivanhoe 0.0- 0**Score delted after "count" revealed incorrectnumber of players on field late in final term .

BANYULE : Zaccari 6, Maguire 3. Clements 2 .Forsyth 2, O'Halloran, P. Williams, Maughan .BEST : Zaccari, O'Halloran, Dunne, Schwabe,Coulson, P. Adams .

IVANHOE : BEST : Donohue, Wade, Rattray-wood, D :Angelo, McMahon, Flynn .

Marcellin O .C. 6.5 9.7 12 .11 16.18-114Clayton 1.4 3.9 5.10 6 .14- 5 0

MARCELLIN O .C . : Johnston 4, Dolan 2, Sheehan2, Donnellan 2, MeArdle 2, Rooney, Williams .Menzies, Dimattina . BEST : Johnston, Mirrabella,Sheehan, Stewart, Psoras. Quealy .

CLAYTON : Goal-kickers. Best Players notreceived, or received after copy deadline - firstpost, Monday .


Monash Blues 16.15-111Therry C .C .O .B . 12 .22- 9 4

MONASH BLUES : Hodgson 4, Ridgway 3, Little2, Threlfall 2, Hildabrand 2, Gray, Dempsey, Bryce .BEST : Kennedy, Wheeler, Dempsey, Ridgeway,McCrae, Williamson.

THERRY C .C .O-B . : Cain 5, J . O'Rourke 2,Donahue 2, G . Taylor, Brennan, Jones. BEST :Murphy, Jones, Toohey, Cain, Brennan, Smales .

St . Kevin's O .B. 9.6 15 .9 22 .19 29 .21-195Kew 2,0 5.8 9 .10 15 .11-10 1

ST . KEVIN'S OLD BOYS : Goal-kickers, BestPlayers not received, or received after copy deadline- first post, Monday .

KEW: Ferrigno 4 . Dri 2 . Milovac 2,Haralambopoulos 2 . Presutti, Conboy, Curcio,Duffy, Walker. BEST : Murray . Haralambopoulos,Fiorenzo . Walker, Marchionno, Denino .

Old Brighton Gram, won by walk-over from Coburg ,

JUNIOR SECTION THRE E

Old Melburnians 5 .9 10.10 14 .13 18 .15-123Parkside 2.2 8.6 14.9 18.12-120

OLD MELBURNIANS : Holmes 5 . Lawrence 3,Wilson 3, Kelso 2, Williams 2. Stratford 2, Witts .BEST : McLellan . Holmes . Wilson, Williams, Witts .Lawrence.

PARKSIDE : Tzelepis 5, Corneille 3. Rawlinson2, McNamara 2, Short 2 . Formosa, Lynn, Sherlock.Gard. BEST : Sherlock, Short, G . Panjari, Lynn,Gard, Giosis .

Old Cam'weli Gr. 7.8 11 .11 22 .20 28.24-193Thomastown 3.4 5.11 6.11 7.13- 5 5

OLD CAMBERWELL GRAM. : Stuart 6 . N. Brown5, Crawford-Fish 5, Lee 5, Jackett 3, M . Gleesen 2,Dowling, Wansbrough . BEST : Hooper, N . Brown,Crawford-Fish, Keil, Hill, B. Campbell .

THOMASTOWN : Paterakis 3, Kambouris 2,Divitcos . Nandapi . BEST : Kambouris, Cinerari,Nandapi, Krousoratis, Paterakis, Travers .

ST. KILDA C.B .O .C . - BYE .

FAWKNER - BYE .

OLD IVANHOE GRAM. - BYE .

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A SECTIONA.J .A .X. Coach : Michael Zemski Res . : Phil Aaron s

1 Aarons P . (cr1 14 Ritterman H .2 Bluzer H. 15 Friedman D .3 Lemish J . 16 Marks R. (vc)4 BasserG. 17 LunoB.5 DeWinter P. 18 Segar D .6 BurstinA 19 Verstandig R .7 Rozen P. 20 Rosner M .8 Zubin R. 21 Baron S .9 WienerJ. 22 Korn T .

10 Simon B . 23 Kansman A .11 Kimesarook R . 24 Gross M .12 Schattner M . 25 Bromberg G .

26 Freeman C . 39 Blakey S.27 KennyJ. 41 Sharp D .28 Zemski M . (c) 42 Perch M .29 Markoff B . 43 Pinkus G .30 Marks S . 44 Levy D.31 Kalmus M. 48 Rubinstein M .32 Kaye R . 49 Pinkus D.33 Tenenbaum P. 50 Poll S .34 Adler M. 53 Bancroft P.35 Spicer M . 54 Tigel J .36 Bornsztejn V . 55 Tomas A .37 Segal G . (vcr) 56 Bando M .

COLLEGIANS : Coach : Bruce Ferguson Res. : Bob Voge s1 Hibbins M .(vc) 13 Hinchen C .2 Loder T . 14 Hinchen S.3 Rice I . (c) 15 Wolff P .4 Laussen S. 16 Bennett J .5 Hannah P. 17 Rowlands L .6 Loder R . 18 Hoyle D. (dvc)7 Bickford D. 19 Daff A-8 Balsillie A . 20 Nethersole J . (vcr)9 Benne tt T. 21 Milford P.

10 Warner C . 22 Parsons G .11 Williams S. 23 Hibbs M .12 Cook G . 24 Wagstaff S .

57 Winter C .48 Frim L .59 Sanider M .61 Chazan R .62 Levy W .63 Cowen A .64 Choyna A .65 Lourie J .67 Shenker A .68 Pah off M .71 Wittner M .72 WittnerP .75 Beaconsfield M81 Szwarcberg S .

25 Baum A . 37 Singleton C. 49 Whittaker M .26 Newton P . 38 Tadgell D. 50 Kus R.27 Woodfull C . 39 Day S. 51 Oliphant R .28 Bennetts M . 40 Walker R. 52 McAdam G .29 Taylor P . 41 Lawrence P. 53 Harms M .30 Chosich N . 42 Lawrence M . 54 Adams S .31 Godwin S. 43 Comley N . 55 Harkness D .32 Eason S. 44 GuineyA. 56 Anderson S .33 Mellor R . 45 Lupson P. 57 James M .34 Teale S . 46 Burgess M. 58 Evans P.35 Scott W . (cr) 47 Scott A. 59 Feeney G.36 Muldoon L . 48 Teale R. 60 Harper K.

DE LA SALLE O .C . Coach : Neil Le Lievre Res. : Graham Templa r1 McHenryG 14 Brown P11

Barry P . 15 Connolly G3 Franetic R 16 0 Keeffe A4 Dunn B 17 Bourke B fc+5 Peers W 18 Bourke M6 Hanrahan B 19 Devereux'P8 Halloran M 20 Cooke T9 Griggs D 21 Deveson M

10 Tessier D . Ivcr! 24 Lowe M1 I McDonell W ? 6 Carr Jt" Green B, r? Hogan D, (c013 Ingham M ? 8 Murphy S

99 Tyson W. 43 Harrington D30 Hellard B 44 Spencer A31 Paizes C, 45 Brazel M3=- Maher P . (vc! 46 Fogarty M33 Williams R 4i Kellett B34 White S 50 Los R35 MurphyG 51 0 Loughlin D36 Kerin P 5" Borci B .38 Rawlings D 55 Lambrick J39 Casey M 59 Donegan P40 Hollier D 60 Greene M41 Hannah L

MARCELLIN O.C. Coach : Peter O'Donohue Res. : Tony Sheeha n1 Kennedy A. (vcr) 13 Hesse C .2 Holmes P . 14 Howard M. (vc)3 Bourke N . 15 Ebert D.4 Spencer G . 16 Getson M .5 Jones J . 18 Gartner J . (c)6 Boyce M . 19 Sammutt B .7 Dillon M. 20 Butler M .8 O'Callaghan D . 21 Carrucan M .9 Reghenzani T . 22 Cooper M .

10 Holmes T . 23 Cain M .11 White P. (cr) 24 Kennedy T. (dvc)12 Cullinan N . 25 Walshe A .

26 Blainey T . 39 Price G .27 Dillon P . 40 Dwyer D .28 Psoras S . 41 O'Loughlin J .30 Birrell M . 42 Golds J .31 Cooper B . 43 Holdstock R .32 Frazer R . 45 Pozzo A .33 Fitt B. 47 Aloisio F.34 Delahunt M . 49 Allen P .35 Hardy A.36 Sandy T.37 Rosier P .38 Manassa D .

NORTH OLD BOYS Coach: Terry Scanlon Res . : Matt PurcellSeniors 1< Weir P .1 Galvan D 14 Shembrey M2 Welch M 15 Griffin J .3 Ryan D . . 16 Hedley M4 Conti R . 1 i Horan B.5 Sabato P. 19 Considine P6 Borcich M tc) 20 Malone M7 Jordan J . 21 Clark W8 Dillon G. (vc) 22 Hibbert S9 0 Rourke S 23 Weir S10 Hibbert C 24 Butera D11 Carroll G 25 Evans M

26 Burgin9 Bowman M 21 Kutrolli D10 O Toole G 22 Dubois B11 FarrellyJ. 26 Byrnes M

Reserves 12 Maguire P 33 Pearse G .1 Maguire S 13 McIntyre J 34 McSweeney D'~ Biagi A 14 Marchbank J 36 Youngs P .3 Dupe G 15 Turnbull I 6< Hibbert M4 Carroll P 16 Butler P ,6 Cedaro R 1 i Jongebloed P, (cr!i Hemir K . 19 Arthurson D tvcr?3 Santamaria P 20 Hogan J,

OLD SCOTCH COLLEGIANS Coach : Trevor Read Res. : Mal LearningTallent S . (c? 13 Carlyle J .Fuller R . 14 Sherwen RMcLean A .R 15 Smith A .

.t Hays A . 16 Meadows PBowden D I7 Strangward AMcGill S 13 Sherwen P.Little D . 20 Bedford D

g MacLennan T 2 1 Morgan J .a Mason R .1' 22 Symington Di 0 Arnold B. 23 Duke R .i 1 Leeming M . (cr) 24 MacMillan A

Merigan R 26 Alexander I

2i Holten I28 Ellis T29 Letts S

- 30 Kiel F31 Sassella C,32 Elvins R33 Senior R34 Cox T35 Christie S36 McLellan A37 Daniel R .38 Fewster R

40 Brown P ,4< Drummond Phil43 GreenawayA45 Normand R4i Greeves S48 Fenton D49 Lloyd W.50 Eggleston J51 Patterson M5 ', Treyvaud P53 Moir J54 Marr H

OLD XAVERIANS Coach: Gerard Sholly Res. : Chris O'Neil l

Callil P. 13 Vale N .Corcoran D.(c) 14 King A .Noonan J . 15 Atkinson D . (vc)Brimacombe J . 16 Curtain P .Nunan C . 17 Morrissey J .Morrissy Jim 18 Burne N .Denton W. 19 Healey N.Curtain S . 21 Wilton N . (s)Boyle R . (r) 21 Fanning T . (r)Touissant P . (s) 22 Pirrje M .Carmody J . 23 O'Sullivan J .Kollarik M . 24 Tiernan J .

25 Ryan B .26 MacKinnon J .27 McLoughlin B . (r)27 Trainor P . (s )28 Gleason G .29 Hart R .31 Sargent G .32 Clareborough M .33 Dennis S .35 Thomas P.37 McGauran J .38 Klein P .

ORMOND Coach : Peter Murphy Res : David Dressin g

2 Kozlowski LA . 14 Singleton R .D .3 Boyanton T. 15 Burke G .P.4 Barnes R .E . 16 Skinner P .A .~ RenshawG .D . 17 Boehm P.O .6 Buckley M. 18 Short K .S .7 Fisher G .J . 19 Kitley P .R .3 Andrew G .J . 20 Bourne B .K .9 Tonkin C. 21 Ryan P.A .

10 Corben B .F . 22 Vipond K .R .11 Strahan R.T . 23 Naylor A .R .12 Mehrten A . 24 McCooke S .M .13 Kingston P .A . 25 Forsyth P .S .E .

26 Mehrten P .M .27 Crump W.G .28 Morris S .P .29 Vane M .M.30 Christoboulou C .31 Wood R .P.32 Richards B .S .33 Evans D .M .34 Russell G .J .35 Dawson M .G .36 Holman G .J .37 Parisi F .J .

40 Sholly M. 63 Gardner P.41 Reed P. 64 Prowse P .43 Silk L . 68 Hannebery M .44 Meehan P. 74 Honan D .45 Lovelock M . (cr)47 Sierakowski A. Is)47 Clarke A . (r )48 Moloney S .49 Woodley B .52 O'Callaghan B.56 McNamara M .60 Millard S .

38 Brown R .C . 50 Rogers J .D .39 Radic P.D. 51 Turner G .J .40 Dimos J .S . 52 Rosengarten T.I .41 Green M .W . 53 Roach M.W .42 Ritchie G. 54 Rowse R.B .43 Paterson D .L. 55 Roach G .P.44 Keane A.J . 63 Humphreys R .J .45 Stormont P.46 McCance R .W.47 Peppard M .W .48 Preston R .J .49 Tonkin R .

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach : John Pollard Res . : John Bushby1

Booth D .R. 13 Huntington P.J .? Thomas C1) 14 Marks T .J .3 Clarke J .A . 15 Light A.J .4 LeDeux A .J . 16 Cameron B .G .5 Whitelaw M .L . 17 Ingleton A .R .6 Neal D .J . 18 Dennis C.J .7 Lockie M .J . 19 Vaughan P.R .8 Luscombe G.D . 20 Fyffe R .A .9 Aylett R .A. 21 Cunningham G .M

1 0 Pascoe D .W 22 Costello S .A .Alexander IS . 23 Cordner C .D

! 2 Clark N .J .A . 24 Perrett R .M .

25 Birch P .A .26 Pattinson B .A .27 Robinson A .B .28 Hays D .B29 Gray J .30 Gannon B P31 Grabsch R.G .32 Bade R .A33 Peters J .W34 Honybun D .C .35 Guest M .H .C .36 Larsen J .W .

37 Costello F.X .38 Penny S .B .39 Smith J .A .40 Harrison A .F .D,41 Phillipson ST.42 Wines G .J . (c43 Pryor S .W44 Dillon P.M .45 Colgan N .E46 Keilar B .G47 Doyle L49 Keogh S .M .

UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach : S. Myers Res . : Mick Bourke

1 Lowe B .2 Wilson G .3 Curnow D .4 Yeo M .5 Jager A .6 Carroll W .7 FowlerA .8 Dallas A .9 McDonald S .

1 0 Moir B .1 1 Tyquin M .12 Sleeman M . (c)

13 Dennis J .14 Fry M.15 Collins R .16 Orton T . (dvc)17 O'Brien P.18 Kauffman S . (vc)19 Bond W.20 Yeoman P .21 Hickey G .22 Hill P.23 Jackson C .24 Jennings M .

25 Begg G .26 McInnes D .27 Twigg J .28 Grummet R .29 Corrigan A.30 Cotsworth G .31 Keogh P.32 Howden M .33 Torney S .34 Reid D .35 Landini R .36 Goode I .

37 Curnow R .38 Sturgess M .39 Holt D.40 Bourke M .41 Russell M .42 Hindle M .43 Cortese J .44 Hamilton J .45 Russell R .46 Millar C .47 Voumard M .48 Sevior J .

50 Hanafih G .P .51 Cook B .G .52 Webster M .A.53 Watson J .A .54 Burke S.J .A .55 Christig P .K .56 Hayes A .J .57 McLinden F.J .61 Crosby! 166 Rolfe N .W60 Curtis R . F

49 Crowley S .50 Withers M .51 SangerA.52 Beard R .72 Wood J .

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