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Welcome to Season '84! The Riverina Football League, this year

sponsored by Carlton NSW Ltd., is set for possibly its best ever year with the opening round of matches to be played this weekend.

At this early stage it appears as though the competition will be the most even on record with all clubs believing they are strong contenders for a finals berth.

There will be many new faces in the League this year and this augurs well for the Winfield representative season.

Newly appointed RFL coach Barry Ough and co selectors, Bernie Pattison, Greg Sheather, Ray O'Connor and Ross Elwin are wished all the best for the 1984 season.

Players from the Riverina have been right behind the league in recent seasons

and no doubt this trend will continue in 1984.

Unfortunately League president Mr Frank Gaynor has been farced to undergo heart surgery and could be out of action for quite some time. We wish Frank a speedy recovery and hope to see him back on deck before too long. This will place the League executive under more pressure and all possible assistance from clubs would be greatly appreciated.

This year the RECORD will be giving away several thousands of dollars worth of prizes and we are extremely appreciative of the support of advertisers.

Powers Australia, Faulkner and Just Football are donating prizes during the year and we urge Australian Football sup­porters to support the advertisers in this programme in whatever way possible.

You will probably notice the scorecard is not on the back cover as in previous years . . . we have moved it to inside back of the booklet to allow a new advertiser to join our publication. Wagga-based Powers Au­stralia have provided a full-colour adver­tisement to appear a few times throughout the season.

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Firstly allow me to congratulate all ten RFL teams for their pre-season hard work which has been applied by all Clubs.

Congratulations also to my Executive friends who have been very busy assisting with the VFL Country Day game, etc., which was a huge success and a great boost to our code. The profits from this popular day will be poured back in junior football by the Riverina Coun­cil. My thanks to Mr. L. O'Brien and John Wright who again have undertaken to manage our affairs in that direction.

I wish all teams every success in the season ahead; also our RFL team in the coming Win­field Championships which will be under the control of Barry Ough from Wagga Tigers.

I have much pleasure in welcoming the new players to our league and wish them the best.

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Starting this week the Riverina Foot­ball Record will give away each and ev-ery week throughout the football season - ] a Faulkner football courtesy of Faulk-ners; a VFL jumper of your choice, thanks to Just Football; and Powers Au-stralia will be donating valuable suppor-ters club V}'L jackets, which readers ] have the chance to win.

Competitions will be open to all ... so don't miss your Riverina Football Re­cord each and every week!

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EAST WAGGA-KOORINGAL F.C.: Players Talent Night on Friday I Ith May at the Thomas Blarney at 7 p.m. Cose is $10 per head, includes supper

MCV FOOTBALL CLUB will be hold-ing a PROGRESSIVE DINNER on Sunday, April 15. Starts at Man-f!.O Hotel. 5.30 v.m .

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EXECUTIVE: President: FRANK GAYNOR, 49 Bruce Street, Coolamon . Ph. 273152. Secretary: GRAEME WOOLNOUGH, 7 Hannah Street , Ganmain. Ph. 276226 (w), 276259 (h)

Treasurer: VIC WOOLNOUGH, 25 Moore Street , Ganmain. Ph. 276226 (w), 276207 (h)

WAGGA: President: RON BARBER, Mitchell Road, Wagga, 2650. Ph. 225777 (225777 A.H.). Secretary: RONALD HODGES, 46 Best Street, Wagga, 2650. Ph. (215574 A .H .).

EAST WAGGA-KOORINGAL: President: BILL ANKERS, 55 Geneva Crescent, Wagga, 2650. Ph. 211834 (225101 A.H.). Secretary: as above.

TURVEY PARK: President: JOHN SHEARER, 480 Kooringal Road, Wagga, 2650. Ph. 216435 (261209 A .H.) . Secretary: Mrs. LARAINE HILL, 1 Chifley Crescent, Wagga, 2650. Ph. 225002 (225002 A.H.).

COOLAMON: President: not available. Secretary: not available .

GANMAIN-GRONG GRONG-MATONG: President: BARRY LOGAN , Langham Street, Ganmain, 2702. Ph. 276303 (276224 A.H .). Secretary: MICK HOWE, 4 Devlin Street, Ganmain , 2702. Ph . 276424.

NARRANDERA: President: KEN HOPWOOD, Riverine Street, Narrandera, 2700. Ph. 591367. Secretary: RON O'KEEFFE, 19 Argyle Street, Narrandera, 2700. Ph. (592183 A.H.) .

LEETON: President: DON KELLY, 18A Birch Avenue, Leeton, 2705 . Ph. 532938 (533516 A.H .). Secretary: ALAN BREED, 20 Wirilda Street, Leeton, 2705. Ph. (533732 A.H.).

GRIFFITH: President: GRAHAM LEASK, 73 Ross Crescent, Griffith, 2680. Ph. 621166 (623737 A.H.). Secretary: Mrs. MARY COLLINS, 5 Knox Place, Griffith, 2680. Ph. 623350 (623350 A.H.).

ARIAH PARK-MIRROOL: President: not available. Secretary: not available.

ARDLETHAN: President: ERIC SMITH, Moombooldool, 2665. Ph. Barellan 21-D. Secretary: GEORGE COX "Wywurry", Beckom, 2668. Ph. Yarranjerry 843229.

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A record 216 schools will participate in the Herald Shield Secondary Schools competition in 1984.

The competition, which is in its eighth year, is open to boys aged 18 years and under who attend Secon­dary Schools throughout Victoria and southern New South Wales.

Early matches are played between schools within each VFL club's zone. They are organised by club Country and Metropolitan Development Officers.

The later stages of the competition are played under lights as a preliminary to A.F.C. matches at VFL Park on Tuesday nights. They are replayed the following Saturday morning on HSV Channel 7.

The VFL gratefully acknowledges the sponsorship of the Herald and Weekly Times which has supported the competition since 1977.

Along with the Victorian Football League and the Junior Football Council, they are also sponsoring the

Victorian schoolboys team's tour to Ireland in May. This team was chosen on the basis of perfonnances in the Herald Shield competition last year.

The League is also indebted to Adidas who provide playing gear for the boys.

The Herald Shield competition is a valuable breed­ing ground for potential VFL players and is an impor­tant part of the League's Promotion and Develop­ment scheme.

Local schools which wjj/ be participating include Billabong High (Culcairn), Narrandera High, Leeton High, Wade High (Griffith), Temora High, Wagga High, Mt. Austin High (Wagga) and Kooring­al High (Wagga).

Recently a team was selected which comprises only players who have played in the Herald Shield Com­petition. It is as follows: Bae/cs: Phil Egan (Rich­mond), Gary Pert (Fitzroy), Tim Darch (Geelong); Half-/Jocls: Neale Daniher(Essendon), Mark Kellett (Footscray), John Kennedy (Hawthorn); Centres: Michael O'Sullivan (Melbourne), Spiro Kourkoume­lis (Carlton), David Rhys-Jones (Swans); Half­forwards: Tony Furey (N. Melbourne), Tony Lockett (St. Kilda), John Holt (N. Melbourne); Forwards: Justin Madden (Carlton), Gerald Healy (Mel­bourne), Tony Elshaug (Essendon); Rue/cs: Mark Lee (Richmond), Michael Kol (Geelong), Dale Weightman (Richmond). Interchange: Michael Roberts (St. Kilda) and Brad Gotch (Fitzroy).

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BLACK. influx of new players together YELLOW SASH with young players progressing

through the ranks to senior status.

To our own club I would like to welcome all new players, particularly our new coach Barry Ough. Every player MUST get behind Barry , our Second XVIII coach Greg 'Scatters' Sheater and new Under I 9s coach Alan Parr. There has been a lot of comment over the summer months that the Tigers are gone for all money in 1984 follow­ing the loss of eleven senior players from last year. All I can say is if every player pulls his weight and gets behind his coach we will be right up there in September.

The club has already commenced the season by performing well in trial games and climaxed last Saturday night by a top dance at Uranquinty.

Well what can I say about the importance of todays game. Arch rivals Coolamon. The Gras­shoppers have been our undoing in the finals since the new league was formed. But today will be the start of a new era at the Wagga Tigers. A win is a must to all grades .

UP THE TIGERS!

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Well here we are on the brink of another football season and it still only seems like yesterday when we were inhaling that glor­iously intoxicating smell of sue- GREEN. WHITE v cess last September.

I doubt if there has been a finer contest on the N arrandera Sports ground than the tied Grand Final and the replay was only margi­nally inferior {but the result infinitely more satis­fying).

In both grades we scaled the summit in 1983 and there is no doubt that we have the nucleus of player personell to do it again. With the depar­ture of a couple of older players it's up to the younger brigade to carry the torch.

If 1983 was the year of retribution, then 1984 is the year of challenge.

Let's set out to do what no past Coolamon side has ever managed - win back-to-back pre­mierships and today against the Tigers we can take the first step along that long road towards September.

Let's have two more in Eighty-four!

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STRIPES now defunct South West League. 7. S. QUADE 33. B. HILLIER . H~pefully we _have overcome the 8. B. COX 34. B. TUCKER

turmoil surroundmg promotion and relegation 9. A . POPPLE 35. M. GAYNOR and we now have the cnance to prove that we are 10. R. SMITH 36. B. SMEMMLER a '1}aj~r league club, worthy of our place in the 11. R. JACKMAN 37. B. CLARK R1v_erma Football League . Everybody has had 12. B. NOBLE 38. A. BLAIR their say about the matter and 1t is up to the 13. P. HORAN 39. B. WOOD players, committee and the supporters to mak 14. K. THOMSON 40. G . TUCKER absolutely sure we move up the ladder this 15. E. THOMSON 41. B. ROBERTSON season. 16. P. SCULLEY 42. P. PASSLOW

The Club and supporters extend a warm we)- 17. M. DAVIES 43. P. HORAN come to 1st Grade coach Trevor Zeltner and wish 18. S. LITCHFIELD 44. C. CLARK him a successful stint at Ardlethan. A welcome 19. D . MORGAN 45 . M. GOLDEN al~o to the new players at the club this year

1 and 20. D. SMITH 46. S. RICHENS

with these new P.la_yers, plenty of enthusiastic 21. Garry WATERS . D. CLARK young player~ ana the very capable experienced 22. C. SMITH . D. CARROLL players there 1s no reason we cannot have success 23. G. WATERS . D . KELHEAR m 1984. 24. N. LITCHFIELD . A. RICHENS

Today we are host to the blue and golds who 25. R. GUYMER . B. FRANKHAM have some pretty hot practice match form on the board. Let s make sure things are pretty hot for them today. ·

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10. W : HUNT 34. K. PAICE 11. R. STEWART 35. T. STANLEY 12. R. DRUNAN 36. G. JONES 13. M. NIELSON 37. G. DAVIS 14. V. HUGO 38. R. HECKONDOF 15. M. WHITBY 39. B. RANKIN 16. B. EDWARDS 40. S. FISHER 17. R. BARRETT 41. Rich DURNAN 18. C. MILLER 42. D. HUTCHISON 19. J. HOPWOOD 43. T. FIEGERT 20. P. RAVA 44. 0. INGRAM 21. I. ROSE 45. A. HALL 22. M . CONNOR 46. S. RUSSELL 23. P. ORME 47. N. O'BRIEN 24. G. POWELL

UNDER 19s

Today another football season commences and hopefully this season will be more fruitful than last for the Imps.

We welcome a number of new BLUE. GOLD v

players under coach Peter 'Flash' Belford - Darwin imports Peter Munro, 'Nuds' Cammarano, Brett Edwards and Clay Miller; from Boree Creek, Joe Hopwood, Rob Barrett and Rowland Heckendorf and Mick Connop from Deniliquin, may they enjoy their stay with our club.

Today we travel to Ardlethan, this match is always a close match. Our form in the three trial matches has been excellent, and with a blend of experience and junior players in our team, we should have a successful first match.

Our committee and supporters wish the play­ers all the best today and throughout this season.

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BROWN & GOLD STRIPES

The 1983 season ended on a sad note for the club when we lost the Grand Fmal replay - a belated congratula­tions to Coolamon . But we' re reanng to go again and show all the other teams that we'll be a force to beat in '84.

Congratulations and best wishes must go to our three new coaches Tony Turner, Steve Smith and Barry Suck­ling. We know all the players will get behind you and give their utmost throughout the coming season.

Special thanks must go to our sponsors, in particular Mr. John Fleming.

During the off-season three new junior Hawks arrived on the scene, unfortunately only one was a footballer! Congratulations Mark & Therese Crouch on the arrival of Kate, Chris & Debbie Chamberlain for Amy and John & Jan Maskell on the arrival of Julian .

The Social Committee have been working hard orga­nising functions for the club, the first one being a Casser­ole and Entertainment Night at the Thomas Blarney after todays game - everyone most welcome. Next Thursday night (April 19) there will be a Guernsey Presentations at the Thomas Blarney Restaurant for the three senior teams, it will commence at 8 p.m. and the cost is $5 per head which includes supper. No doubt by now you will have heard about the Players Talent Night on Friday 11th May at the Thomas Blarney at 7 p.m. Cost is $IO per head, includes supper - should be very entertaining! Also keep in mind Saturday June 2 when we'll be holding a Country & Western Night at Colling­ullie Hall. Cost is $15 per head and this includes food, drink and bus fares.

First up we meet Turvey Park and we' ll be looking to start the season on a winning note in all three grades.

UP THE MIGHTY HAWKS!

SENIORS I. T. TURNER 24. I. MATTINGLY 2. P. COHALAN 25. C. GRAETZ 3. R. CAMPBELL 26. G. DOUBLEDAY 4. L. GEPPERT 27. P. HINDMARSH 5. M. HULL 28. L. CATLIN 6. D. McGEE 29. M . GOODEN 7. T. CONLAN 30. K. BOURNE 8. D. PRESTON 31. M. DUNCOMBE 9. H. TURNER 32. R. THOMPSON

10. B. SUCKLING 33. D. MAGNER 11. M. ZIEBELL 34. R. WARREN 12. R. COCHRANE 35. G. HINDMARSH 14. S. SMITH 36. D. ARGUS 15. G. LOVELL 38. J. MASKELL 16. S. ABSOLUM 39. C. KNIGHT 17. C. BUTTS 40. K. MORRISS 18. M. CROUCH 41. David ARGUS 19. R . ROBINSON 42. R. BRYON 20. B. MAGINNESS 43. R . PRESTON 21. C. CHAMBERLAIN 46. M. GOLDSMITH 23. T. PLEMING 48. L. PECH

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The 1984 season has started , but not without a few problems. The main one - an acute shortage -of players in Wagga a nd sur­rounding districts. There is no doubt in my mind that there are too many football clubs, especial­ly in our area. The obvious solu-

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tion as I see it is for neighbouring clubs to amalga­mate , thus relieving the pressure on clubs, which are hightened by player shortages. The shortages only weaken the standard of our game and in­crease the bargaining power of the players. This bargaining power would be reduced if clubs were flush with players. Another area causing prob­lems early in the season is cricket, surely the cricket season could start earlier or at least push a few games through in the middle of the season so we do not once again have cricket versus football in April.

On a sad note we were shocked to hear of the passing away of one of the most popular Turvey presidents in my time Jim Egan, our condolences to Jim's family.

On a brighter note a sincere welcome to new senior coach Gerald Pieper , assistant coach Dave Johnston, skills coach Greg Carroll, reserves coach John McGinn, Under 19s coach Garry Mattingly, and all old and new players.

Finally we would like to wish all RFL teams a successful and injury-free 1984 season.

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Another season begins and as usual we say a big welcome to our new players and hope you have a happy and successful season with the Griffith Swans. Hello again to

WHITE, RED v our regulars of all grades, we wish you all a happy, successful and mjury-free season.

We wish our three coaches the very best for the season, Bob Greenwood non-playing coach for his second season with the 1st 18, Roy Agresta, after many years playing 1st grade, now coaching and playing with 2nd 18 and Len Threlfell who coached the U19s in 1979-80 and club worker over many years will again coach the U19s in '84. Good luck to these men and their teams.

The new committee and social committee have been active through the off-season in preparation for the '84 season and in future additions social dates will be publicised. We hope you will all support the efforts of our hard working social committee.

To 'Owen Toyota', who are our major sponsors for the next three seasons, we say a sincere thank you. Many thanks also to the many people who support us year after year both financially and by attending our functions regularly, we need you .

SWANS TO SOAR IN '84

SENIORS 1. P. PREST 24. G. HILL 2. L. NUGENT 25. G . PAYNE 3. S. MORPHETT 26. M. TYNDALL 4. S. BARBER 56. P. PURTILL 5. D . COLLINS 27. J. TOSCAN 6. D. RYAN 28. S. BUCHANAN 7. R. MURRAY 29. P. ROMAGNOLO 8. M. TURNER 30. B. McALLISTER 9. P. SPARKES 31. J. BORDIGNON

10. R. AGRESTA 32. B. CUDMORE 11. W. BOTTCHER 33. R. TURNER 12. G. TOSCAN 34. G. OWEN 13. M. BOWEN 35. G. COLLINS 14. I. WADE 36. W. FOY 15. M. BUCHANAN 37. T . CATANZARITI 16. T. DILLON 38. R. JOHNSTONE 17. D. HICKS 39. T. HERRICK 18. S. HICKS 40. M. THOMPSON 19. A. ROMAGNOLO 41. M. KEENAN 20. R . OWEN 42. C. BRAND 21. P. CASEY 43. R. BRAUMAN 22. R. BERTON 44. T. HARRISON 58. G. MACLEOD 23. S. HENDERSON

UNDER 19

ATTENTION CLUB SCRIBES!

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1. T. WILKINS 2. D. PLEDGER 3. C. ANDERSON (c) 4. G. GELTCH 5. J. McPHERSON 6. G. ROBSON 7. P.BRERETON 8. C. BRAMBLEY 9. G. RYAN

10. M. BAILLIE 11. J. LYONS 12. B. LANG 13. J. O'DONOHUE 14. D . MELINE 15. P. SHEENAN 16. D. IRVINE 17. T. ROBERTSON 18. T. LYONS 19. G. PILTZ 20. P. LYONS 21. A. LOWRIE 22. S. DRYBURGH 23. R. RYAN 24. G. BURKINSHAW 25. N. FINCH 26. L. ANDERSEN 27. D. EDNIE

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UNDER 19s 1. S. HOLT 2. G . HENMAN 3. B. SMITH 4. R. SMITH 5. D. SPENCER 6. G. WARD 7. Pat RUSSELL 8. P. PURCELL 9. A. SOLEY

10. A. WAKEMAN 11. J. PLUNKET

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Firstly I would like to con­gratulate Col Anderson on his appointment as 1st VXIII coach for season 1984. Col , who repre­sented the R.F .L. last season , ■ has instilled team-spirit back to RE~AsvHvot~~iRs

our club, something that has been missing the past few years.

Also I would like to welcome David Pledger, Jerry Wilkins, Peter Brereton, Greg Geltch , Garry Burkinshaw, Neil Finch and Dean Knight to our club; also back this year is Wayne McPher­son after a year in the wilderness.

This season the L.A.F.C. will be holding a function after each home game in our clubrooms, and Barbecue tea will be available as well as refreshments. We will also be having a live band in attendance. Visiting clubs are invited to attend these after-game functions.

Congratulations to Ross Elwin and Len Clare on being awarded Life Membership at our Jum­per Presentation Night recently. Both Ross and Len are worthy receipients of such a high honour. Both are still actively involved in our club, and we hope they remain same for years to come.

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BLUE SHOULDERS, improvement. We welcome Marty GOLD CREST O 'Donnell to the Club and also

Nuggett Evans who returns home. Both will be big assets to the Club. On the debit side we have lost Brent Daly, Tony Lingard and Laurie Gibson, who looks like sticking to his decision to hand the boots up.

Our executive remains the same, with Barrie Logan , President ; Mick 'Cleo' Howe, Secretary and Ken Warran , Treasurer. Tom Carroll continues on as U19s coach , whilst a reserve grade coach is yet to be appointed (at time of writing) and Rocky O'Con­nor 1s trying, third time lucky , with the firsts, ably assisted by Mark Fraser and Nuggett.

The club sheep were shorn recently with plenty of helpers in attendance. Many thanks to all those workers as well as the farmers who take these sheep. Again a big thanks to all the district for their great contributions to make up a very successful produce drive to kick off the season on a high note. Silver Circle tickets are now on sale from any commit­teeman.

Today we welcome Ariah Park in our opening game and let's hope we live up to the slogan "The Lion will roar in '84"

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SENIORS 1. R. O'CONNOR 27. B. KERR 3. D . HOWE 28. R. O'REILLY 5. M. FRASER 29. G . CARROLL 6. D . CARROLL 3Q W. DUNNE 7. J. STEELE 31. B. CARROLL 8. P. TURNER 33. R . WALL 9. D . WALSH 34. J . RUSSELL

10. V. CARROLL 35. G . FENNESSY 11. J . CARROLL 36. B. WINTER 12. M. CARROLL 37. G. SCHNOEGL 13. L. KERR 38. S. COOPER 14. M. O'DONNELL 39. B. NOBLE 15. M. WINTER 40. B. WALSH 16. G . EVANS 41. D. McCLINTOCK 17. K. WILLIAMS 42. D. FITT 19. W. EVANS 43. W. KEMBER 20. K. WILLIAMS 44. W. NORTON 21 . B. GA WNE 45. G . SYMONS 22. A . CORBETT 47. M. QUINN 23. A . CORBETT 48. D . HARRIS 24. J. SHEPHERD 49. G . BRILL 25. P. EISENHAUR 51. P. HATTY 26. G . MENZIES

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ATTENTION CLUB SCRIBES!

Please note: Team Notes for this publication close Tuesdays for the next two (2) weeks owing to Public

Holidays.

The start of another season has rolled around again and there are several new faces to join the Bomber camp.

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II To our new coach Hans Heys- GRi~i~~iM.

Stratton and his assistant Phil GOLD LETTERING

Reid we extend a hearty welcome and hope that your stay with us will be a happy and successful one . We also welcome back Tom Jones and Chris Daniher, two recruits who know when to stick to a good thing! To all our local regulars I hope your're all fit and ready for a big year and ready to follow the respective coaches.

Although being defeated two out of three occa­sions in our trial matches, the losing margins in both cases were small and could have hone either way . We played good football and are combining well as a team and look like posing an ominous threat to the Premiership this year.

It's a new year, a new season and a new start for the Bombers. Let's begin our march towards the finals right from the first whistle by taking the points from the Lions today.

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FIRST ROUND: Sat., April 14: Wagga v Coolamon. Sun., April IS: Ardlcthan v Narrandcra; East

Wagga-Kooringal v Turvey Park ; Griffith v Leeton; Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong v Ariah Park -Mirrool.

Sun., April 22: Coolamon v Ardlcthan; Turvey Park v Wagga; Leeton v East Wagga-K.; Ariah Park­M. v Griffith; Narrandcra v Ganmain-G.G.-M ..

Sat., April 28: Wagga v Leeton. Sun., April 29: Ardlethan v Turvey Park; East

Wagga-K. v Ariah Park-M.; Griffith v Ganmain­G.G.-M.; Coolamon v Narrandera.

Sun., May 6: Leeton v Ardlethan; Ariah Park-M. v Wagga; Ganmain-G.G. -M. v East Wagga-K.; Narrandera v Griffith ; Turvey Park v Coolamon.

Sat., May 12: Wagga v Ganmain-G.G.-M .. Sun., May 13: Ardlethan v Ariah Park-M.; East

Wagga-K. v Griffith; Coolamon v Leeton; Tur­vey Park v Narrandcra.

Sun., May 20: Ganmain-G.G. -M. v Ardlethan; Grif­fith v Wagga; East Wagga-K. v Narrandera; Ariah Park-M. v Coolamon; Leeton v Turvey Park.

Sun., May 27: BYE. Winfield Championships. Rivcrina F.L. v winner of Murray v Tungamah Leagues .

Sat., June 2: Wagga v East Wagga-K .. Sun., June 3: Ardlethan v Griffith; Coolamon v

Ganmain-G.G .-M.; Turvey Park v Ariah Park­M.; Narrandera v Leeton.

Sat., June 9: Wagga v Narrandera Sun.,June 10: East Wagga-K. v Ardlcthan; Griffith v

Coolamon; Ganmain-G.G.-M. v Turvey Park; Ariah Park-M. v Leeton.

Sun., June 17: BYE. League to consider Split Round if eliminated from Winfield Championships.

Sun., June 24: Ardlethan v Wagga; Coolamon v East Wagga-K.; Turvey Park v Griffith; Leeton v Ganmain-G.G.-M.; Ariah Park-M. v Narran­dera.

SECOND ROUND: Sun., July I: Coolamon v Wagga ; Narrandera v

Ardlethan; Turvey Park v East Wagga-K. ; Leeton v Griffith; Ariah Park-M. v Ganmain ­G.G.-M ..

Sat., July 7: Wagga v Turvey Park. Sun., July 8: Ardlethan v Coolamon; East Wagga-K.

v Leeton; Griffith v Ariah Park-M. ; Ganmain­G.G.-M. v Narrandera.

Sun., July JS: Leeton v Wagga; Turvey Park v Ardlethan; Ariah Park-M. v East Wagga-K. ; Ganmain-G .G.-M. v Griffith; Narrandera v Coolamon.

Sat., July 21: Wagga v Ariah Park-M .. Sun., July 22: Ardlethan v Leeton; East Wagga-K. v

Ganmain-G.G .- M . Griffith v Narrandera; Coolamon v Turvey Park .

Sun., July 29: Ganmain-G.G. -M. v Wagga; Ariah Park-M. v Ardlcthan; Griffith v East Wagga-K.; Leeton v Coolamon; Narrandera v Turvey Park.

Sat., August 4: Wagga v Griffith. Sun., August 5: Ardlethan v Ganmain-G.G.-M.;

Narrandera v East Wagga-K.; Coolamon v Ariah Park-M.; Turvey Park v Leeton.

Sun., August 12: East Wagga-K. v Wagga; Griffith v Ardlcthan; Ganmain-G.G. -M. v Coolamon: Ariah Park-M. v Turvey Park; Leeton v Narran­dcra .

Sun., August 19: Narrandera v Wagga; Ardlcthan v East Wagga-K.; Coolamon v Griffith; Turvey Park v Ganmain-G.G. -M.; Leeton v Ariah Park­M ..

Sun., August 25: Wagga v A(dlethan ; East Wagga v Coolamon; Griffith v Turvey Park; Ganmain­G.G .-M. v Leeton; Narrandera v Ariah Park-M.

FINALS: Sun., September 2: First Semifinal. Sun., September 9: Second Semifinal. Sun., September 16: Preliminary Final. Sun., September 23: Grand Final.

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VFL RESULTS Geelong d Footscray

16.9.105 16.14.110

Hawthorn d Essendon 17.14.116 16.14.110

Carlton d Fitzroy 18.13.121 16.15. 111

Richmond d Nth. Melb. 15.17.107 14.9.93

Collingwood d St. Kilda 22.17.149 7.14.56

Swans d Melbourne 16.16.112 13.20.98

VFL LADDERS EndofRound2 W L D

CARLTON ............ 2 COLLINGWOOD... 2 GEELONG ........... 2 HAWTHORN ........ 2 ESSENDON .......... 1 1 Footscray ............ . Swans ................. . Richmond .......... .. Melbourne ........... . Fitzroy ................ . St. Kilda .............. . Nth. Melbourne ... ..

1 1 1 1 1 1

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For Ag % Pts

320 173 185.0 8 269 163 165.0 8 253 164 154.3 8 240 199 120.6 8 244 213 114.6 4 187 188 99.5 4 201 222 90.5 4 190 215 88.4 4 205 232 88.4 0 210 269 78.1 0 153 283 54.1 0 155 306 50.7 0

VFL KICKERS After Round 2: wl;,;r Total S. Beasley(Footscray) ....... .... ...... 11 19 W. Ralph (Carlton) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 15 P.Salmon(Essondon) .... ., ... . ... . ... 7 14 M. Jackson (Geelong) ......... . ... .. .. 9 13 T. Lockett (St. Kilda) . .. . . . . . . . . ... . . .. 7 10 B. Quinlan (Fitzroy) ... . . ... . . . ... . . ... 6 10

VFL DRAW Round 3: SATURDAY, APRIL 21:

Essendon v Collingwood; North Mel­bourne v Footscray; St. Kilda v Swans; Carlton v Geelong; Melbourne v Hawth­orn; Fitzroy v Richmond.

SYDNEY SCENE with Swans rover Steve Wright

SWANS v MELBOURNE The first fifteen minutes was very even with both sides applying pressure. At the fifteen minute mark the Swans broke away with superb marking by Rhys-Jones, with Hawke and Chilcott reading the ball off the packs well. The Swans finished the quarter brilliantly kicking seven goals in 15 mi­nutes.

In the 2nd quarter the Swans had most of the play but failed to capitalize due to the pressure applied by the Melbourne backline. Barassi switched Stephen lcke on to Rhys-Jones and Stephen Smith lifted his game on Barry Round which nulified the two damaging forwards.

After a blast from Ron Barassi at half-time the Demons played a more direct game which resulted in them outscroring the Swans. They looked a much better side the third quarter and the game was still far from over. Robert Flower always looked dangerous when the Demons drove the ball forward.

The last quarter began with the Swans 28-points up, but Melbourne kept attacking with good hand­ball & direct kicking. It took the Swans until the 20-minute mark to seal the game with a great solo goal from Bernie Evans. Best players for Swans: Rhys-Jones, Ackerley, Taubert, Evans and Hawke. Demons: Flower, Healy, Connolly & Moore.

Goals - Swans: Rhys-Jones 5; Braddy, Evans, Hounsell 2; Frangalas, Chilcote, Morwood, Hol­den and Browning 1 each. Demons: Flower and Johnson 3; Cordner2; Healy, Holden, Thorne and lcke 1 each. PLAYER COMMENT · Mark Browning: "very

pleasing win; younger players again per­formed well; proved Wagga practice-match form was correct; younger players showed the way with their endeavour early in the game and then the older players took over in the last quarter ... Advice to youngster wanting to play league football: concentrate on skills, particularly your non-preferred side".

A certain Swans player finding himself in a Piua Parlour in the early hours of Monday morning was very embarrassed when he opened his wallet and it was empty. Using his watch as security he took his much wanted pizza. To his dismay he returned Monday night to collect his watch and found that the pizza palour did not open until 11 p.m.

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JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT by Sydney Swans Country Development Officer Mick Daniher

On Saturday, 14th the junior football focus will be on Un­garie where the annual Under

17 Letona Cup and Under 15 McPherson Shield com­petitions will be played.

Junior leagues from throughout the Riverina will be represented in what should be a good day's football.

These games are used by the Riverina Junior Foot­ball League and Wagga and District Juniors to select teams to participate in the State trials.

The Teal Cup Under 17 State trials will be held at Orange on April 28 and 29 while the Under 15 trials will be held at Wagga on July 7 and 8.

This year's national Teal Cup series will be held in Sydney.

NSW Under 17 coach Greg Miller and Under 15 coach Terry McGee will be at Ungarie.

And also, for the first time there will be a trophy for the Under 13 division.

The name of the trophy is being withheld until the presentation by the Riverina Junior Football League. ---History will be made when the first Australian Foot-ball inter-league match will be played in West Wyalong on April 21 between Northern Riverina and Central West leagues.

Northern Riverina can see the long-term benefits for football by promoting the code and playing this game in a developing centre.

At Forbes last year Central West scored a surprise win against Northern Riverina.

Coach of Northern Riverina , Stan Hague is eager to win this return match as well as using it as a lead-up to the game against Picola League on May 26.

Likewise Central West will be keen to do well as they play Illawarra League on April 28 in a NSW Country Championship match. ---While on the subject of inter-league games in de-veloping areas, North West League will take on Cen­tral West at Coonabarabran on June IO.

North. West comprises teams from Wee Waa , Gun­nedah, Inverell, Tamworth , Coonabarabran and the Moree Saints and Moree Swans.

I had talks recently with North West vice-president

Mr Daryl Young and Coonabarabran president Mr Peter Spinks, and they said although the league was still in an infancy stage everything is coming along nicely.

The interest at a junior level is continually on the increase due to interest generated by the VFL Match of the Day telecast and the Sydney Swans involvement throughout NSW.

Their competition starts on Saturday with a knock­out at Moree. ---Closer to home the Rivcrina Football League and Hume League kick off this weekend.

The ROFL started last weekend and no doubt ROFL coach Jack Barry and selectors are on the look­out for players to represent the league against South West Gippsland in the VCFL District Leagues Cham­pionships.

There is certainly the opportunity there for young players to gain representative honours. ---

There arc five new coaches at the helms of RFL clubs this year.

Trevor Zeltener (Ardlethan), Hans Heystratcn (Ariah Park) , Tony Turner (East Wagga) , Gerald Pieper (Turvey Park) and Barry Ough (Wagga) are the new mentors.

No doubt all coaches are keen to start the season off on the right foot with a win. ---It's pleasing to hear the number of players that have registered for the Griffith Mod Rules competition.

Griffith officials are very pleased with the response. Griffith will also field two sides in each age group of

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RIVERINA DISTRICT NETBALL ASSOCIATION

The 1984 football season has rolled around and our Netball Competition is set for another successful and enjoyable year.

This season sees the following clubs fielding three teams: The Rock-Yerong Creek, Mar­rar , Mangoplah-Cookardinia United and Collingullie, with Temora and Barellan hav­ing only two senior sides. Our Under 14scom­petition seems to be here to stay and it is wonderful to see the young girls participating in our League.

At the Annual General Meeting Christine Smith (Marrar) was voted president of the R.D.N.A. and Joy Heasiip (Temora) secretary.

Congratulations to all teams which made the 1983 finals especially the victors: Temora -A Grade and B Grade ; M.C.U. in the Under 14s.

The Best & Fairest winner for 1983 were: Marie McRae (M.C.U.) A Grade, runner-up Glenda Pike (Temora); Annie Burnett (Temora) B Grade , runner-up Paula Maz­zochi (T.R.Y.C.). Well done girls.

Unfortunately for the R.D.N.A. facilities at Maher Oval are not up to standard for Netball, the finals last year proves this point emphatically. It's no mean feat to play Net­ball on a court that has washed away before your eyes. Therefore it has been proposed

that we re-direct league finances this season from finals umpires to the establishment of the playing area at Maher Oval. All must agree that it is most important for us to up­grade our Netball playing areas. It is hoped that we will be able to complete this project with the assistance of the R.D.F.L. and the management of Maher Oval.

On the lighter side of things, this will be a weekly column and all clubs are invited and urged to submit club news etc., to me (Jane Lloyd) which will be printed , if space permits. Let's all make the most of our column!

Club secretaries are reminded to phone yom game results through to Joy Heaslip (82 2260) every Sunday for publication.

This week we have Marrar v M.C.U. and Barellan v Temora.

Until next week "Good Netballing"!

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RIVERINA DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE

gditorial RIVERINA DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Last Saturday's opening round of games in the Two Divisions began in a lop-sided fashion with the winners, in most cases, doing it in convincing manner.

Many clubs like to say that first-round per­formances are often misleading with, in some cases, players pulling their boots on for the first time and in other instances players being unavailable as they complete their summer sport commitments. It's doubtful, though, that such excuses could have altered the re­sults of many - if any - of last Saturday's games .

So ... has the trend already been set for yet another unbalanced competition, with the top half vastly superior to the bottom teams?

Todays round will go towards establishing whether that will be the case or not, with, in Division I, all of last weeks winners playing all of last weeks losers.

If all the winners are again winners today, the competition ladder will be clear-cut. But . . . don't despair players and supporters of the 'losing' clubs - there are still sixteen weeks to go!

Due to the unfortunate withdrawal of the R.A.A.F. teams from the Division Two com­petition, Cootamundra players and suppor­ters have had to wait until today to make their start to the '84 season.

The Blues will be coached this year by their only R.D.F.L. representative player of last year, Peter Delaney and will travel to Boree Creek for their first time in many years.

R.D.F.L. DIRECTORATE, 1984: District Direcwr: LYLE O'BRIEN, R.M.B. 24 . Ariah Park,

2684 . Ph . 843233 EXECUTIVE:

Presuknt: JOHNY ATES," Aberdeen", Yerong Creek. Ph . 203519.

Secretary: PHILL LE PETIT. 60 Mitchelrnore Street, Wag­ga , 2650. Ph . 254686.

Treasurer: MALCOLM LEVETT, 35 Hodson Avenue , Wagga, 2650. Ph. 251628.

BARELLAN: President: VINCE HOWE, " Box Lea", Barellan, 2665. Ph. 553230. Secretary: BOB INGLIS, Sandy Creek, Barellan. 2665 . Ph . 63ll/90D.

COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT: President: JOHN HUR­LEY , Crossroads Hotel , Collingullie, 2650. Ph . 200166. Secretary: NORM WEBB , 236 Fernleigh Road , Wagga , 2650 . 312105.

COOTAMUNDRA: President: PETER HOGAN , 25 Bataume Street , Cootarnundra, 2590. Secretary: PAT COOPER. P.O. Box 361 , Cootamundra , 2590. Ph . 422029

MARRAR: President: ROBERT SHEA , 'Killara ', Marrar , 2593 . Ph. 274307. Secretary: ROBERT TURNER , 'Glen Ora' . Old Junee, 2593. Ph . 274351.

MANGOPLAH-COOKARDINIA UNITED: President: JIM PARNELL , 'Mortangi ', Mangoplah , 2650. Ph. 285757. Secretary: HAROLD DEW , Mangoplah, 2650. Ph. 28571J .

NORTH WAGGA: President: TREVOR URQHART, 62 Zeigler Avenue, Wagga, 2650. Ph . 226429. Secretary: GREG JOHNSON , 43 Evans Street, Wagga, 2650. Ph. 216417 .

TEMORA: President: PETER HOGAN, 9 James Street , Temora, 2666. Ph . 821211. Secretary: ALAN GREN­TELL, P.O. Box 346, Temora, 2666. Ph . 822109

THE ROCK-YERONG CREEK: President: BOB DRIS­COLL, 'Mossy Dell', Yerong Creek, 2657. Ph. 203580. Secretary: DAVID OEHM, 63 Urana Street , The Rock, 2655 . Ph. 2015 ask 118.

BOREE CREEK: President: JACK TEASDALE, 'Kenrick', Boree -Creek, 2652. Ph . 598634. Secretary: WAYNE HEALY, 'Marilla' , Boree Creek, 2652 . Ph. 271424.

JUNEE-KAPOOKA: President: IVOR MANGELSDORF, P.O. Box 27, Junee , 2593. Ph . 241J8I. Secretary: REG HOWARD , Locomoti ve Hotel, Junee , 2593 . Ph. 241327.

R.A.A.f',: President: Flt. Lt. M. REYNOLDS , c/o Aircraft Flight , RAAFSTT, RAAF Base , Wagga , 2651. Ph . 233282. Secretary: LAC BOB PALM MIMS Orderly Room, RAAFSTT, R.A.A .F. Base, Wagga, 2650.

RIVCOLL: President: BRIAN TYSON , Rivcoll Union. North Campus, Wagg•, 2650. Ph. 232661. Secretary: BRIAN GEHRIG , Students Union, P.O . Box 825, Wagga, 2650. Ph. 232661.

SOUTH WAGGA-TOLLAND: President: ROBERT CUR­RIE, 110 Grove Street , Wagga. 2650. Ph . 226194. Secretary:TOBY KELLS 2 Tucker Street, Wagga, 2650. Ph . 254544.

WHITTON: President: DENNIS LOASBY, Box 52 , Whit• ton , 2704. Ph . 552733 . Secretary: DA V(D BOOTS, 6 Belah Street, Leeton, 2705. Ph. (BH) 530515.

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FIRST GRADE LADDER After Round I: W L D For Ag % Pts

NORTHWAGGA ... 1 192 41 468.2 4 COLLINGULLIE ... 1 121 59 205.0 4 MCU ................... 1 169 88 192.0 4 TEMORA ............. 1 96 80 120.0 4 The Rock-Y.C. .. .. .. - 1 - 80 96 83.3 0 S.W.-Tolland ........ - 1 - 88 196 52.0 0 Barellan . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . - 1 - 59 121 48. 7 0 Marrar ................. - 1 - 41 192 21.3 0

SECOND GRADE LADDER After Round I: W LD For Ag % Pts

COLLINGULLIE ...... 1 147 20 735.0 4 NTH. WAGGA ....... 1 140 22 636.3 4 MCU .. . .. . .. ... ... .. .. . 1 51 28 182.1 4 THEROCK-Y.C. ....... 1 87 55 158.1 4 Temora..... .. . . . . . .. . . - 1 - 55 87 63.2 0 S.W.-Tolland ........ - 1 - 28 51 54.9 0 Marrar ................. - 1 - 22 140 15.7 0 Barellan .. ............. · 1 - 20 147 13.6 0

UNDER NINETEENS LADDER After Round I: W L D For Ag % Pts

MCU ................... 1 146 6 2433.3 4 R.A.A.F. .............. 1 107 22 486.3 4 NTH. WAGGA ....... 1 94 32 293. 7 4 TEMORA ............. 1 61 47 129. 7 4 TheRock-Y.C. ......... - 1 - 47 61 77.0 0 Marrar .. .. .. .. . .. . .. ... - 1 · 32 94 34.0 0 Coll-Ashmont....... .. .. 1 · 22 107 20.5 0 S.W.-Tolland ........... - 1 - 6 146 4.1 0

GOALKICKERS FIRST GRADE (Rd. 1): Last

Week Total

J. McGregor (N.Wagga) .......... 12 12 S. Cole (MCU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 6 D. Cole (MCU) ..................... 6 6 G. McDougall(Temora) .......... 6 6 T. Finemore (Coll.A) .............. 5 5 T. Gooden (MCU) ................. 5 5 R. Heatherington (N. W.) . . . . . . . . . 5 5 W. Gardner(S.W.T.) ............. 5 5

SECOND GRADE: W. Price (Coll. A) .. .......... ... .. . 6 P. Caller (N.Wagga) ............... 5 T. Dean (N.Wagga) . ............... 4 M. Junck (S.W.T.) ................. 3 D. Price !Coll-A.) . .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. 3 P. Jones Coll-A.) ... ............... 3 P. Elliot T.R.Y.C.) .. ............. 3

UNDER NINETEENS: T. Matthews (M CU) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 B. Cole (MCU) ..................... 5 S. Edwards (RAAF) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 G. Cousley (N. Wagga) . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 G. Thompson(T.R.Y.C.) ........ 4

SELECTIONS Selections in capitals

BARELLAN v Temora South Wagga v COLLINGULLIE Marrar v M.C.U. The Rock '·' NTI-1. WAGGA

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JUNEFJKAPOOKA WHmON ........ . RIVCOLL ........ .. BOREE CREEK .. . Cootamundra .... .

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1 131 59 222.0 4 1 120 58 206.8 4

1 - - 58 120 48.3 0 1 - · 59 131 45.0 0 - - 1 0 0 0.0 0

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WHmON ....... JUNEE/KAPOOKA BOREECREEK RIVCOLL ........ . Cootamundra ... .

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FIRST GRADE (Rd. 1): Last Week

G. Dunscombe (Whitton) ...... 5 D. Haas(Junee-K.) ............... 4 B. Clark (Junee-K.) .............. 3 Jack Lang (Boree C.) ............. 3 B. Tyson (Rivcoll) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 D. Boots (Whitton) . . . . . . .. .. . . . . 3

SECOND GRADE: T. Cooper (Junee-K.) . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 N. Maxwell (Whitton) ........... 4 L. Pearce (Boree C.) . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 3 L. Boardman (Whitton) ....... .. 3

SELECTIONS Selections in capitals

Rivcoll v JUNEE BOREE CK. v Cootamundra

Total

5 4 3 3 3 3

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LAST WEEKS RESULTS

FIRST GRADE DIV. 1: Nth. Wagga 29.18.192 d Marrar 6.5.41 Collingullie 17.19.121 d Barellan 8.11.59 M.C.U. 24.25.169 d S.W.T. 13.10.88 Temora 14.12.96 d T.R.Y.C. 10.20.80

FIRST GRADE DIV. 2: Junee-K. 19.16.131 Whitton 17.18.120 Cootamundra bye.

d Boree Creek 9.5.59 d Rivcoll 8.10.58

SECOND GRADE DIV. 1: Nth. Wagga 21.14.140 d Marrar 3.4.22 Collingullie 21.21.147 d Barellan 3.2.20 M.C.U. 7.9.51 d S.W.T. 4.4.28 T.R.Y.C. 12.15.87 d Temora 8.7.55 SECOND GRADE DIV. 2: Junee 12.13.85 d Boree Creek 10.9.69 Whitton 17.12.114 d Rivcoll 3.0.18 UNDER NINETEENS: Nth. Wagga 13.16.94 d Marrar 4.8.32 R.A.A.F. 16.11.107 d Collingullie 3.4.22 M.C.U. 23.8.146 d S.W.T. 1.0.6 Temora 9.7.61 d T.R.Y.C. 7.5.47

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m Firstly, an apology for the non­appearance of our notes last week, mainly due to a seemingly infec­tious strain of lethargy that unfortu-

BLUE & WHITE nately chose to strike during the last STRIPES quarter at Collingullie last week.

After being right in the game for three quarters, we were over-run by

a more disciplined side. I'm sure coach, Ian Geddes will be doing some homework this week on the strengths and weaknesses that were apparent. I know none of the boys were happy with the team's overall performance and are ready to bounce back this week against Temora.

The Netball girls came home smiling with two good wins, congratulations!

Although soundly beaten, our youthful Reserve Grade side applied themselves wel1 for four quarters and gained valuable experience from 'pressure' foot­ball.

Our Social Committee has planned some dalliance for the near future. Mark Kenny and David Overs are at the helm. Got some ideas? Let them know.

Speaking of Committees, Peter Fahey, self­appointed chairman, president, treasurer, secretary, man friday, boy wonder of the 'Democratic Players Trip Away' Committee was overheard mumbling something about a 'memorable week in Moombool­dool', or was it Wrest Point Casino? It seems Pete needs some suggestions as to 'where to go" - un­reasonable and impossible suggestions welcome also, say Pete. He loves a challenge!

ROOS TO THE FORE IN '84! 'Joey'

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20. M. FLAGG 24. 0. BROWN 25. D. MALONE 27. M. KENNY 30. D. IRVIN

10. G. BELFORD 31. J. JACKSON 11. G. FAIRMAN 32. R. EMERSON 12. R. EVANS 14. P. FLAGG 15. J. MALONE 17. J. CONLAN 18. B. CONLAN 19. Ray IRVIN

33. D. OVERS 34. D . FLAGG 35 . P. IRVIN 36. P. FLAGG 37. C. EVANS 39. J. CARROLL 40. P. CONLAN 41. R. WAIDE 44. R. McDERMOTT 50. R. INGLIS 53. R. BRYCE 55. J. WILLIAMS 56. C. McDERMOTT 57. C. SEMMLER 58. J. MANNING 63 . P. TAYLOR 71. M. CONLAN

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2. G. McDOUGALL 25. D. BLOCK 3. D. KRAUSE 26. B. McCRAE 4. W. KRAUSE 33. M. O'CALLAGHAN 5. 6. C. BRUEST 34. G. GERSRACH 7. N. FIRMAN 35. D. THOMPSON 8. G.BLOCK 36. K. FLAKELAR 9. Ross BLOCK 37. N. BUSHEL

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11. B. HEINGES 25 . D. HOWE 12. S. CORBY 26. B. REID 13. R. CLARKE 27. P. WALLACE 14. R. BEAN 15. S. JOHNSON

Well fellas, last Saturdays M effort by our three teams could be marked down as one of the gutiest efforts in the Roos his-tory. The First Graders put up a great fight to take the four points, the Seconds put up a great fight WHITE. BLUE v too, but lack of fittness let us down in the last quarter and the makeshift U19s side gave the crowd a great display of football to win easily.

Mick (Ocker) O'Callagan won the Mug in a great team effort, with Ray (Dago) Block taking home the wine. Ray made it a double by winning the Mug in the Seconds with the wine being a team award. No U19s awards were given as it was a great team effort with Shane Johnson, Chris McClelland, Ricky Dunn, Patrick Wallace and Stephen Corby showing the way. It is good to see that old Temora spirit back in the club and with a bit more training the Roos will be right in the firing line again this year. ·

This week we take the long trip to Barellan, so let's make it a worthwhile trip and get three big wins!

Finally, an old Australian proverb dedicated to Hoges 'he who plays at fullforward does not necessarily mean he can kick straight'

CARN THE ROOS!

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SOUTH WAGGA - TOLLAND DONS . something that never happened in '83

and hopefully won't happen too often · in '84.

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The opening day started rather dis­astrously with only 14 available play­

RED. BLACK v crs m the Under 19s Thanks to boundary umpire Darren Carey who helped take the number to 15, but ,

still we were no match for a talented MCU combination. Paul 'Ezza' Errington carried on his form of last year to win a well-deserved 'Man of the Match' award. Others to show out were John Carey, Paul Crouch and Michael Stancombe. Welcome to the new boys and today it"s hoped we have at least 18!

Thanks to six Under 19s and two 'old men', the Re­serves had a twenty, which performed very creditably against last year's premiers MCU. Marty 'one-leg' J unck showed fine form near the goals and Damian Crimmins ('Man of the Match') and Mark O'Brien (until injured) were !,\reat in defence. A pleasing feature was the excel­lent display by each and everyone of the Under 19s who 'doubled-up' . Word is 'Jock ' might have an 8 a.m. 'warm-up' game. so they' ll 'fire' in the Under 19s.

For one half the Dons were right with the talented Goanna lineup in the main match ... but lack of top­league discipline and perhaps a bit of fitness brought about a big defeat. It was hard to pick a four-quarter performer, but there's little doubt that Tony 'Mud-eyes' Owens and Brian 'Pencil' Robinson were our best. Wayne Gardner took some strong marks and booted five majors, coach Ian McKenzie did all he could in defence, as did Paul O 'Donnell.

Today as we proudly unfurl our premiership pennants from last year, we hope that our performances in the three matches against the Collingullie-Ashmont teams can match the occasion.

Players and supporters are reminded that Mem­bership Cards are available and to the Demon players and supporters - join us for a drink and chat in the Amber Room after the game.

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10. R. CURRIE II . S. MARKS 12. I. McKENZIE (c) 13. T. MURPHY 14. S. LEESE 15 . J . O'BRIEN 16. T. OWENS 17 . W. CAIRNS 18. I. COLLINS 19. G. McCAIG 20. C. PARMENTER 21. R. BELL 22. I. COHALAN 23. J. cox 24. W. GRENTELL

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SENIORS ~-~ I G COLVIN 26. D GREWAR Two wins and one loss from

COLLINGULLIE -ASHMONT DEMON 5

2 G CRANE 27 R GOW last Saturdays games. !st & 2nd 3 W SOMERVILLE 28 W PRICE grade being big wrnners over 4 C. JACKSON 29 G MARSHALLSEA 5 A KENNEDY 30 G FRASER Barellan with R.A.A .F. beatmg 6. R McKENZIE 31. S LEWINGTON our U!9s . Coach Ray wants a 7. C. HINES 32. P. POULOS much improved roll-up for train-8. B. ALEXANDER 33. T. GILLETT ing fellas.

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9. F. KENNEDY 35. S. RICHARDS 10. M. TIPPING 36. s. McMILLAN Award winners: !st Grade· Demon, Warren 11. G. WILLIAMS 37. R. CURTIS Somerville; T. Looney & A. Primmer Award to 12. C. LASHBROOK 39. R. GILLINGHAM Peter Cameron; Crossroads, Tim Finemore. 2nd 13. L. BROWN 40. M. NORBURY 14. T. FINEMORE 41. 1. KENNEDY Grade· Demon, Phil Poulos; T. Looney & A. 15. I. GOW 42. J. ROY Primmer Award to Warren Price; Crossroads, 16. C. PRICE 43. A. CASTLE Mahlon Norbory. Ul9s - Demon, Keith Cooke , 17. D. HILTON 44. R. SALMON 18. B. BURGESS 45. D. PRICE other good players were David Jones and Peter 19. P. JONES 46. G. TIPPING Hester. A big thankyou to the award donours, 21. W. McGLAUGHLIN 47 . K. HINES also congrats to all winners . 22. R. PERMAZEL 48. M. BLENCOWE In Netball the encouragement awards went to 23. R. GRENTELL 49. R. PRICE 24. p_ CAMERON 50. D. BURGESS Kathy Webb in A Grade , Kim Gillett B Grade 25 . P SALAN and Kylie Ashby the U14s. With all sides playing

UNDER 19s 51. S. McPHERSON 60. W. STEVENS 52. D. WASHINGTON 62. G. WILLIAMS 53. S. GUNNING 63 . G. MUNRO 54. P. GILLETT 64. S. TIPPING 55. P. HESTER 65. D. McPHERSON 56. D. JONES 66. B. McPHERSON 57. R. WHYMAN 67. P. COOK 58. J. QUILTER 68. P. LEONARD 59. G. RUDD 69. W. MEYERS

70. D. GILLIES

well, wins not far away. Today we play South Wagga-Tolland Dons at

Maher Oval in all grades and tough games are assured, so a big effort is needed from all players to get the trifecta over the Dons.

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M,~hf;J;,;lf;I =t•) ~ i :J 3 ;I#_ Welcome to '84, firstly may I

wish all players a succesful, hap­py and injury-free season.

Congratulations to our coaching panel for the year:

BLACK. RED SASH Anthony Baker 1st Grade coach; Paul Butterworth Assistant 1st Grade coach; Ed Glowry 2nd

Grade coach; Bruce Rollins U19s coach. Special welcome to Paul and Ros Butterworth,

I am sure you will enjoy your footy with us. Great to see old players Chris Beaven, Mal

Roberts and Gary 'Happy Joe Happy' Langtry back with us. Hope you are fit again soon Chris, we need you!

Last week we lost 3 grades to the strong North Wagga club. Best players: lsts - N. Turner, D. Malone, W. Greatz, M. Roberts; 2nds - A. Wil­lis, G. Price (is he still playing!), K. Shea; U19s -Fred Furner and Stu Knight.

With more fitness and combination we will improve greatly. Our 2nd Grade side is looking for more players, anyone who would like a game will be warmly welcomed. As an added bonus you get a chance to play under former interstate full-back Ed Glowry.

Sorry to hear about ironman Bruce Rollins' sickness. He is believed to have had a mystery tropical disease 'appendicitis'. Happily he is much better now.

Today we welcome our good friends from the hills 'Mango'. A big test for us. Give it all you've got Bombers. See you after the game.

UP THE BOMBERS!

SENIORS 1. P. BUTTERWORTH 25. B. ROLLINS 2. A. BAKER 26. A. EASTICK 3. R. TURNER 27. R . SHEA 4. D. HODGE 28. K. SHEA 5. D. MILLER 29. B. SHEA 6. M. ROBERTS 30. P. PATTISON 7. C. BEVAN 31. G. HANRAHAN 8. J. MOHR 32. D. McKELVIE 9. A. BEVAN 33. D. FOX

10. G. MANNING 34. M. LANGTRY 11. D. MALONE 35. T. LANGTRY 12. S. KNIGHT 36. G. GRINTER 13. O.HAWTHORN 37. M. HAGAR 14. G. deBRUYN 38. G. TURNER 15. N. TURNER 39. R. TURNER 16. W. GRAETZ 40. G . BEVAN 17. R. NESS 41. J. SHEA 18. D . PEARCE 42. J. McCORMACK 19. N. deBRUYN 43 . L. HODGE 20. M. TAYLOR 44. E. TURNER 21. J. KNOX 45. R. POWER 22. G. PRICE 48. G. SHEA 23. G. ARMSTRONG 49. S. ROBINSON 24. G. LANGTRY 50. A. WILLIS

UNDER 19s 1. R . TURNER 2. C. WHITMORE 3. T . CONNELLY 4. M. GOODE 6. R . FURNER 7. M. BRADY 8. D.HOLDEN 9. A. BEVAN

10. G. MANNING 11. P. HASSALL 12. S. KNIGHT 13. 0. HAWTHORN

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22. A. LLOYD 23. Trent KENDALL 24. G . LEECH 25. E. KILLALEA 26. J. SHULTZ 27. P. PHYLAND 28. G. HAMBLYN 29. G. LEE 30. T. GOODEN 32. A. JOHNSTON 34. R. FEUTRILL 36. R. ENDERS 37. K. MAHER 39. A. LAWSON 40. R. CREASY 41. D. COLE 42. A. WOODEN 43. R . PARKER 45. 0. REYNOLDS 46. G. ROBERSON 47. A. KLIMPSCH 50. P. JOHNSTON

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:~~~u~~i~~:e~~~~i~~~~a~~l;:~to~h r ft[(( 'ft ~E~J.!~r~~:~~~~,~~;~~:~r~;: li;lw Tiffi something we'll have to improve on BLUiAtgJJLD in the weeks ahead .

Stephen Cole may not have had his kicking boots on but more than made up for that with a brilliant display of ball-handling, speed and agaility which won him the Tolland Hotel Towel. Peter Graham won the mug with Darren Cole getting the third vote in the Milton's Gear Award.

The Reserves, after struggling early, settled down to take the points fairly comfortably with evergreen Chris Maher winning the Towel, ably assisted by Andrew Lloyd, Alister Lawson and Rod Feutrill.

Our Under 19s coasted to a 20-goal victory and must expect much tougher opposition in future games . Peter Ryan won the Peter Matthews/ Riverina Spraying Service Towel. Byron Cole had a top game at centre half-forward, whilst Andrew Maher made an impressive debut with the senior club.

MCU is delighted to have retained the generous assistance of our major sponsor JASON NISSAN , not only do they support a great football club, but they are a great bunch to do business with. To Jason Nissan and our other sponsors thanks for your sup­port , we're proud to be associated with you.

Today we face Marrar and won't be taking them lightly in any grade.

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THE ROCK. YERONG CREEK MAG Pl ES I -m~ rom-oremeo• of'"' ~•W" last week and hopefully this week we'll have our correct boot on. I be­lieve we lost it ourselves but credit

BLACK & WHITE must go to Temora for their fighting STRIPES display.

Award winners were: Magpie of Week, David Condon who looks set

to have a great season. Courage Award to Paul 'Gar­dens' Park who didn't put a foot wrong all day.

The 2nds had a good win after looking like being short but for the help of the 'older brigade'. Award winners were: Magpie of the Week , Danny Cocking who played his last game and we wish him all the best with his new club. Courage Award went to coach Barry who led by example.

The Ul9s had a close struggle but unfortunately came out second best. With plenty of numbers they can only improve throughout the year. Magpie of Week, Graham Thompson and Riverina Spraying Service Towel to Rus­sell Dacey. This is a new sponsor and we thank them very much for their kind gesture.

The Ul4s had their first match at Cootamundra and were victorious. Dale Lewington won the towel donated Caltex. There is a whisper that this comp may have to fold but we sincerely hope that sanity prevails and the kids are able to play footy for the sake of a few sacrifies. Todays juniors are tomorrows seniors.

This week it's last years premiers North Wagga. It's dcfinetly going to be a difficult task but one which is surely not beyond us. With the right attitude and correct application we can have three good wins.

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10. D. FELLOWS ll. P. PARK 12. B. HANNAM 13. R. INGLIS 15. S. UEBERGANG 16. G. HENDERSON 17. G. FRATER 18. T. YATES 19. P. YATES 20. W. ANDERSON 21. R. ANDERSON 22. A. WANGANEEN 23. A. KATINYERI 24. A. DONELAN

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UNDER 19s 1. C. FELLOWS 27. P. HALLAM 3. K. DRISCOLL 37. T. CLUNE 4. D. HALLAM 40. G. BENNETT 7. D. LAGETTJE 44. A. WISE

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SENIORS 1. A. V ANDERFEEN 25 . K. DAVIS 2. S. RISEBOUROUGH 26. G. CASE 3. R. MARGOSJS 27. B. PAGE 4. R. OUTRAM 28. L. HANDLEY 5. A . DEAN 29. R. HETHERINGTON 6. G. JOHNSON 30. M. VANDERFEEN 7. C. DAVIS 32. R. BURGE 8. J. McGREGOR 33. G. LIMBRICK 9. G. WARD 34. G. CROUCH

10. R. NESS 35. J. JASZCZYK 11. K. WITHERS 36. P. PRICE 12. S. COTTAM 37. J. KERLIN 13. G. WOODEN 38. G. KING 14. R. KERR 39. M. COUSLEY 15. M. CAIRNS 40. J. DENTON 16. B. CROUCH 41. P. BARNES 17. W. HOWIE 42. R. FARRELL 18. S. ROL TON 43. D. MITCHELL 19. T. RUDD 44. J. HILTON 20. P. PROWSE 45. P. McGREGOR 21. D. HILL 46. I. COLLINS 22. M. YARRINGTON 47. G. McDONALD 23 . V. O'BRIEN 48. M. FLANIGAN 24. K. BOOTH

UNDER 19s I. J. KERR 11. A. STTENER 2. G. KING 12. A.MERLAHAN 3. M. PROWSE 13. S. GREGORY 4. D. COLLINS 14. S. MAGILL 5. J. REBERGER 15. G. ALLEN 6. J . DENTON 16. S. TIPPING 7. P.CALLER 17. D. SWEET 8. S. COUSLEY 18. P. CUTTING 9. M. LUCAS 19. G. SMITH

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with big wins in all three grades. All three grades had great contributers with the weekly awards being won by -Jsts Saint of the Week and Wagga RED. WHITE & Leagues Club Bistro Award to Greg BLACK

Johnson; North Wagga Ampol Ser-vice Station Award to 'Wheels ' McGregor with a great tally of twelve goals for the game; the Coca-Cola Award to 'Tiger' Rudd; with the Incentive Awards going to Zurn Vanderfeen and Paul Price. 2nds Saint of the Week and combined Flanigans Taxi Truck and Golden Fleece Service Station (Fitz­maurice St) Award to Paul Caller; Island View Store Award to Mick Lucas; with Incentive Awards to Bren­dan Crouch and Brett Page. U19s - Saint of the Week and Wagga Interior Decoraters Award to Brett Page; Les & Norma Day Encouragement Award to James Kerin, with incentive awards going to Paul Smith, James & Paul are new players with the senior club this year, well done boys.

Don't forget to get your tickets in the Monster Easter competition. Also club membership tickets are available from any committeeman at the small cost of $3 a single, $5 for husband & wife. Help support your club by be­coming a member now.

This week we travel to The Rock, so don't forget what we're back for in '84.

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Well last weekend we travelled to_ Whitton for our first match, and returned without any com­petition points in both grades.

The Seconds were defeated 17.12.144 to 3.0.18. At least we kicked straight. The pewter went to Neil Moore, who was playing

in his first game. Pat Manly won the Steer Award and Chuck Rodgers the Pizza.

The Firsts went down 17.18.170 to 8.10.58. It was a hard fought game, and as we play to~ether more we will show everyone that the Pigs will be a force to be reckoned with.

It was good to see all our first year players fitting into the team, and actually taking most of the awards. This week we still have a few more players to come in, so maybe we will be able to field two full teams.

The trip home saw the first performance of the Bushpig Tabernacle Choir. The singing was car­ried on when we finally returned to the Steer. To all those who would like to contribute to the 'Buet Book of Bushpig Bus Ballads' we will be compiling during the week so its ready for the trip to Coota.

To all at Junee, whatever the result, come down and join us for a few beer and a meal at the Red Steer afterwards.

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SENIORS 2. B. GEHRIG 15. S. RENDEL 3. F. FARNSWORTH (c) 17. P. MAHONEY 4. R. RUNDLE-GORDON 20. D. MILTHORPE 5. M. ARMSTRONG 22. C. FLECHTER 6. A. FRASER 25. B. TYSON 7. G. HONEYSET 8. D. CHADWICK 9. A. McMILLAN

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10. G. DRYDEN 35. M. SPENCER 11. P. McDERMOTT 36. K. BEVAN 13. D. FOSTER 37. J. DIXON 14. C. CLARIDGE 38. G. CROWE 15. A . SULLIVAN 39. G. FREIND 16. R. McGA VIN 40. G. CHEAL 17. G. FAIRBANK 41. K. CROWE 18. B. PARSONS 42. T. HALL 19. G . CLARKE 43. A. VONTHOFF 20. D. MORRISS 44. K. THOMPON 21 . R. LA WERSON 45 . R. OLREE 22. P. WEBB 46. S. SMITH 23. P. VIVIAN 47. S. MANWARING 24. T. PELLOW 48. S. SEERS 25 . I. AKERS 49. P. RYANHART

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A top effort last Saturday, completely demolishing Boree -

Cr~i~h t~;~fr:~~~a~~;; !tf1~1:~ ~'.::N ... J.'.l J ._ come in, the Bulldogs look to RED, WHITE &

have a much stronger side to BLUE

that of last season. Our revised incentive scheme got under way

last Saturday and progressive votes will be published each week in the Record.

This weeks vote getters were as follows: D . Foster 17; R . Hunter 13; P. McDermott 9; R. Reed 9; M. Ledwidge 9; G. Clark 8; B. Par­sons 4; M. Donalson 3; M. Edson 3.

The Reserve Grade had to battle hard be­fore emerging winers by 16 points. Chris Selby had the misfortune to sprain his ankle, so hope you will soon be back on the track Chris.

Award winners: Windjackets C. Selby; T­Shirt to Tony Turner; Sox to Robbie Thomas.

This week it is the Bushpigs, so come on Bulldogs let's have another two wins.

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8 SENIORS Well , last weeks opening round re- 1. C. CORBETT 22_ G. IRONS

suits against Junee-Kapooka were not 2_ A. GOLDER 23. G. WILLIAMS the best. Nethertheless they did show 3_ G. DOHERTY 24. S. McCARTNEY encouraging signs. 4. S. SKATES 25 . J. ARGUS

BLAi~~tsHITE an~;~:~::;,gt1,:~c::~ci::~e;~~; t b_\~;[t~ER ~~: ~: !ii~~giR plenty of keen youngsters, the 9. D. DOWNES 28. T. HANNON Seconds went down by only 14 points 10. G. SCOTT 29. S. SMITH

l I. K. RUSSELL 30 W HEALY to last years premiership runners-up. In doing so they 12_ R. FLACK 31: s. ·WATTERS have shown themsleves to be a definite premiership 13. D. CRONK 32. I. FAWCETT threat. Overall it was a good four-quarter team effort 14. H. ARGUS 33. P. DOHERTY with award winners in order being Pat Sullivan, Len 15 . J. FERELLA 34. A. ZIEMS Pearse, Terry Hannon. 16. C. RICHENS 35. P. SULLIVAN

The First Grade however only played two quarters of 17. L. PEARSE 36. C. FINNEN footballagainsttheirmorefanciedopponents.Firsttime 18. M. HOPWOOD 37. J. LANG up for a completely different combination to last year 20- D. McLEAN ~~: t1·

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wasn't so bad though. 40. J. GEPPART The reason could be we play together as strangers; 41. M . STEWART

just as we don't train together! Makes it a bit hard 42. J. MORLEY doesn't it? So let's attend training more and support 43. C. PORTER Charlie and the Club.

Award winner were 'Big Bird' Hopwood, Craig Ing­ram and 'Blue' Walters. Several others did try hard , including Pearsey (again), Dave McLean and Col Ingram.

This week we welcome Cootamundra to the Creek. Two wins is just what we need.

UP THE CREEKERS 1

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DIVISION ONE F1RST ROUND

APRIL 7: Temora(96) v T.R.Y.C.(80); Collingullie(l21) v Barellan(59); M.C.U.(169) v Sth Wagga-Tolland (88); North Wagga(l92) v Marrar(41).

APRIL 14: Barellan v Temora; South Wagga v Collingullie; Mar­rar v MCU; TRYC v North Wagga

APRIL 21: Temora v South Wagga; Collingullie v Marrar; MCU v North Wagga; Barellan v TRYC

APRIL 28: Marrar v Temora; North Wagga v Collingullie; TRYC v MCU; South Wagga v Barellan

MAY 5: Temora v North Wag­ga; Collingullic v MCU; South Wagga v TRYC; Barellan v Marrar

MAY 12: MCU v Temora; Col­lingullie v TRYC; North Wagga v Barellan; Marrar v South Wagga

MAY 19;_ Interleague v South West Gippsland at Maher Oval, Wagga.

MAY 26: Temora v Collingul­lic; Barellan v MCU; South Wag• ga v North Wagga; TRYC v Marrar

SECOND ROUND JUNE 2: TRYC v Temora;

Barellan v Collingullie; South Wagga v MCU; Marrar v North Wagga

JUNE 9: Interleague prelimin­ary final

JUNE 16: Temora v Barellan; Collingulllie v South Wagga; MCU v Marrar; North Wagga v TRYC

JUNE 23: South Wagga v Temora; Marrar v Collingullie; North Wagga v MCU; TRYC v Barellan

JUNE 38: Temora v Marrar; Collingullie v North Wagga; MCU v TRYC; Barellan v South Wagga

JULY 7: North Wagga v Temora; MCU v Collingullie; TRYC v South Wagga; Marrar v Barellan

JULY 14: Temora v MCU; TRYC v Collingullie; Barellan v North Wagga; South Wagga v Marrar

JULY 21: Interleague final

JULY 28: Collingullie v Temora; MCU v Barellan; North Wagga v South Wagga; Marrar v TRYC

SPLIT ROUND AUGUST 4: Tcmora v TRYC;

Collingullie v Barellan; MCU v South Wagga; North Wagga v Marrar

AUGUST 11: Barellan v Temora; South Wagga v Colling­ullie; Marrar v MCU; TRYC v North Wagga

AUGUST 18: Temora v South Wagga; Collingulllie v Marrar; MCU v North Wagga; Barellan v TRYC

AUGUST 25: Marrar v Temora; North Wagga v Collingullie; TRYC v MCU; South Wagga v Barellan

SEPTEMBER 1: First semifinal SEPTEMBER 9: Second semi­

final SEPTEMBER 15: Preliminary

final SEPTEMBER 22: Grand final

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llJ~T>E.:~ I 9s F1RSTROUND

APRIL 14: RAAFv Temora at Barellan; South Wagga-T. v Collingullie-A.; Marrar v Mangoplah-C.U.; T.R.-Y.C. v North Wagga;

APRIL 21: Temora v South Wagga-T.; Collingullie-A. v Mar­rar; Mangoplah-C.U. v North Wagga; RAAFvT.R.-Y.C. - bye, play on May 20.

APRIL 28: Marrar v Temora; North Wagga v Collingullie-A.; T.R.-Y.C. v Mangoplah-C.U.; RAAF v South Wagga-T.

MAY 5: Temora v North Wag­ga; C~llingullie-A. v Mangoplah­C.U., South Wagga-T. v T.R.­Y.C.

MAY 6: RAAF v Marrar.

MAY 12: Mangoplah-C. U. v Temora; Collingullie-A. v T.R.­Y. C.; North Wagga v RAAF; Marrar v South Wagga-T.

MAY 20: RAAF v T.R.-Y.C. MAY 26: Tern or a v

Collingullie-A.; RAAF v Mangoplah-C.U.; ~outh Wagga­T. v North Wagga, T.R.-Y.C. v Marrar.

SECOND ROUND JUNE 2: T.R.-Y.C. v Temora;

RAAF v Collingullie-A. at Barel­la n; South Wagga-T. v Mangoplah-C. U.; Marrar v North Wagga.

JUNE 16: Temora v RAAF; Collingullie-A. v South Wagga­T.; Mangoplah-C.U. v Marrar; North Wagga v T.R.-Y.C.

JUNE 23: South Wagga-T. v Temora; Marrar v Collingullie­A.; North Wagga v Mangoplah-C. U.

JUNE 24: RAAF v T.R.-Y.C. JUNE 38: Temora v Marrar:

Collingullie-A. v North Wagga; Mangoplah-C.U. v T.R.-Y.C.

JULY l: RAAF v South Wagga-T.

JULY 7: North Wagga v Temora; Mangoplah-C. U. v Collingullie-A.; T.R.-Y.C. v South Wagga-T.: Marrar v RAAF.

JULY 14: Temora v Mangoplah-C.U.; T.R.-Y.C. v Collingullie-A.; South Wagga-T. v Marrar.

JULY 15: RAAF v North Wagga.

JULY 28: Collingulhe-A. v Temora; Mangoplah-C. U. v RAAF; North Wagga v South Wagga-T.; Marrar v T.R.-Y.C.

SPLIT ROUND AUGUST 4: Temora v T.R.­

Y.C.; Collingullie-A. v RAAF; Mangoplah-C.U. v South Wagga­T.; North Wagga v Marrar.

AUGUST 11: South Wagga-T. v Collingullie-A.; Marrar v Mangoplah-C.U.; T.R.-Y.C. v North Wagga.

AUGUST 12: RAAF v Temora. AUGUST 18: Temora v South

Wagga-T.; Collingullie-A. v Mar­rar; Mangoplah-C.U. v North Wagga.

AUGUST 19: RAAF v T.R.­Y.C.

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