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We have an expanded VFL Competition and an expanded VAFA Competition with the new G and F Sections.it was a pity to see two forfeits in H Section . Let us hope next week bring better news . At least, the Head of

the River is over !At the Harry Trott Oval, last year's A and B Section Premiers clashed and Old Paradians emerged victorious

over Collegians by an astounding 77 points . The Lions were just 2 goals down at three-quarter time in whatwas a fast and furious game - but they couldn't stand the finish of Parade who kicked 11 goals in the last quarter.

The Lions missed Simon Williams, Stuart Hinchen, Greg and Keith Parsons, David Hoyle and Ian Roberts:For Paradians Frank Gleason was a very busy rover with 6 goals and half forwards G re g Powick and MichaelSkerrett proved a handful .

But remember, Collegians lost their first three games last year. However, thre's no doubt the Lions were upagainst a fine side in Old Paradians .

It was not a happy day for the other A Section Grand Finalist North Old Boys lost by 53 points to 1986 BSection Runners Up Old Xaverians. The star for the Xavs was big bad Steve Cu rtain who kicked 11 goals- 5 of them in the second quarter in which the Old Xavs kicked 10 goals to seal the game. Back from theVFL, half forward Vaughan Carlin, Dermot Dann (Mlbourne) & Mick Atkins (Footscray) were valuable play-ers for the Xavs . Greg Carro ll made a welcome return for North, but their best was half forward Paul Booth .

University Blues were outclassed by 25 oints at Ormond . The Blues made their score respectable with a6 goal last quarter but they were blitzed by Ormond in the 2nd quarter. Newcomer Paul Nanke rvis imprssedon the wing for Ormond.

Old Scotch defeated Caulfield Grammarians by 28 points at Albert Park . Scotch always seemed to havethe edge - their skills wer better especially their handba!l and kicking to position . Dar re n Campbell kicked5 goals for the Cardinals .

De La Salle scored a 34 point win over BulleenTemplestowe on the revamped Ted Ajani Reserve . De Lahad a 9 goal third quarter which set up their victory and Colin Lowe kicked 8 goals from fu!l forward .

Here are my tips for this week .A SECTION: B SECTIONOld Scotch v ORMOND Ivanhoe v PARKSIDEUniv. Blues v BULLEEN-TEMP (Elsternwick) St . Bernards v THERRYNORTH O .B. v Caulfield Grammarians St . Kilda CBC v MARCELLINOLD PARADIANS v Old Xaverians FAWKNER v Old Trinit yDE LA SALLE v Collegians Banyule v UNIV. BLACKS .

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Pictured on the cover is 1986 All Australian & Victorian Captain & Member of Old Paradians Football ClubDOMINIC SPILLAN E

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Peter French PreviewsRound Two

Cricket conditions prevailed on the opening day of the 96th season of Amateur Football which commencedlast Saturday, and no doubt quite a number of games were won, in the end, by teams which had put in a hardpre-season .

I said last week that I'd be happy with 12 winners and missed that target by just one . How did you go? Whilston last weeks efforts congratulations to Paul Considine who has been appointed Captain of No rth O.B . for1987. 1 mentioned that Paul had not yet decided on his future as he had spent much of the pre-season at WindyHill . I'm sure North are as pleased with "Conno's" decision to return as he is with the Captaincy .

I also reported that Elsternwick's Bean would turn our for Ormond, which is incorrect, as he has decidedto remain with the 'wicks and help them into C Section .

In the first official outing at headquarters for the season two of last week's losers, Bulleen Temp . & Uni . Bluesmet in an important match for both clubs. The bullants were imprssive in the first half last Saturday but paidthe penalty for a loss of concentration in the third term when De La rattled on five quick goals . Blues beganwell at Ormond but lacked forwards, taking a quarter and a half to worry the goal umpires . The bullants willbe suited to Elsternwick Park where Farley, young Heath, Bell, Smythe & Farchione who made an impres-sive debut, will have plenty of space to show out . The bullants biggest danger will come from Blues ruckmanMike Tandell who will be too tall for the dogged Harisiou and give the likes of Allen Gust & the MacauleyBrothers first use of the ball . The combine will need to watch Curnow & Wallis and if these two can be nullifiedI think the younger and more enthusiastic Bullants can break the ice for a win .

Undoubtedly the match of the day will be played at Bundoora between 1986 B section Grand Finalists OldParadians & Old Xaverians both of whom recorded impressive opening wins . Xavs will face the game withplenty of confidence . They have recruited well and last week boasted 13 players with VFL experience . With the

likes of Richard Armst rong due to return soon and Nick Bourke Reserves only at present, there's obviouslyplenty of depth . However despite Old Xavs impressive line up its hard to go past Parade. Their final quarter

against Collegians was quite outstanding and coach Gerard Sholly will have drummed into his side the sig-nificance of a home victory. I'm tipping O.P's as they're playing at home, and have Exton, McCann and eitherSpillane or Matt Considine more than capable of holding the most talented half forward line .in 'A' Section

- Dann, Greetham & Carlin .In the other games, I'm going for Scotch at home against Ormond who have struggled at Batman Avenue

in years past, for De la to hold out Collegians and for a third home team, North to open its account at theexpense of Caulfield Grammarians .

In B Section Fawkner & Old Trinity meet at Fawkner in the mtch of the round . Fawkner outlasted the Blackslast week to get home by just 4 points in a high scoring game and despite Old Trinity's splendid first up effortagainst St. Kilda . I'm afraid they'll find Fawkner a much tougher nut to crack. . I wonder who'll be given thebig job of tagging Fawkner dynamo Terry Young (6 goals last Sat . )

Blacks should open its account against Banyule & Marcellin will make i two out of two by downing the Saints.Therry will be another away winner against St . Bernards as will Parkside at Ivanhoe.

Looking now at C Section its Old Brighton over Hampton Rovers in the local derby and Thomastown tobeat AJAX at Albert Park . Monash Blues will be well tested by Old Haileybury who will relish the return ofCaptain/Coach Wayne Shand and the rugged Roger Paul . However the "Ashes" are geared up for a big yearand at home will win . Kew had a mammoth win last week and will brush the High School aside to remain ontop of the, ladder and I'm afraid Balaclava will be way out of its depth for its inaugural game at the Cordneroval . I've been told by a few stock exchange friends that O.M .'s are "odds on" for promotion . To my mind there'sa lot of water to flow under the bridge yet but at this stage of the season a Balaclava victory over Old Melburni-ans is only a pipe dream . Todays selections :A SECTION B SECTION C SECTIONBulleen-Temp. Fawkner Old BrightonOld Paradians Marcellin ThomastownOld Scotch Parkside Monash BluesDe La Salle Therry KewNorth O.B. Univ. Blacks Old Melburnians

Norm Nugent Previewsthe D, E, F, G, H and U.19' s

North Brunswick showed obvious signs of consolidation since 1986 when they outplayed relegated Old Cam-berwell . Old Ivanhoe started season 1987 on a high note when they defeated Heathe rton by over nine goals.The other relegated side St. Kevin's had too much skill for Bulleen United whose uncanny accuracy madetheir score much more respectable. Promoted Elsternwick outplayed Coburg on the wide wings of ElsternwickPark .Section EI forecast a Brunswick victory but I did not anticipate they would have over 100 points to spare over Clayton .Old Geelong showd good early form to inflict a fifteen point defeat on University High School Old Boys.St . Bede's signalled they wil be a force by easily accounting for Peninsula Old Boys . Inaccuracy by Old Es-sendon resulted in them defeating Power House by only ten points despite having fifteen more scoring shots .State Bank found West Brunswick not too formidable an opponent as the Tigers were ten goals ahead ofthe Magpies at the final siren .F Sectio nNewcomer Aquinas showed they will be a force in F Section by inflicting a ten goal defeat on St. And rewswho first missed the 1986 finals. Another potential finalist Whitefriars opened the season with a convincingvictory over newly promoted Old Carey. LaTrobe University, who could be a force, started with a victory overFootscray Institute. A .N .Z . Bank proved no match for St . Leonards and finished over one hundred pointsin deficit . On Sunday Doveton proved too strong for University Reds who may need some time to developtheir game .Section GMy forecasts and the results were poles apart as I am obviously neither Solomon nor Peter French . De La Salle'svictory over St . Bernards was a coprrect prediction as was Monash Wites victory over G .T.V.9. Other winnerswere Bloods (very convincingly), Kew, Old Scotch and Po rt Colts .Section HThis section saw my predictions become reality . However with all due modesty two of them were by forfeit whichmust be of concern to the clubs involved . Congratulations to St . Kilda and Eltham on their initial victories andto Power House and Therry who played the only draw of the round .Under 19 Section 1University Blues made my prediction ridiculous because they easily defeated De La Salle by over one hundredpoints. On the other hand Marcellin, Old Xaverians & Old Paradians (G re en) all vindicated my faith in themwhen they accounted for M .H .S.O.B ., North Old Boys & Collegians respectively. The closest match of theround was played between Bulleen Templestowe & Ormond before the combined emerged winners by six-teen points .Under 19 Section 2St . Bernards & Old Brighton proved too talented for Old Melburnians and Thomastown respectively. AsI predicted Ther ry & Old Haileyvu ry had little difficulty accounting for University Blacks & Banyule in theirrespective games.Under 19 Section 3Whitefriars made an auspicious debut with a big victory over Monash Blues while Caulfield Grammariansproved too strong for Ivanhoe after a high standard game. Williamstown proved too strong for Fawkner whosebest form should be ahead of them . In the other game a depleted Old Paradians Purple gave their best buthad to lower their colours to a well disciplined Hampton Rovers .

PREDICTIONS FOR ROUND 2 - 11 .4.87.

A plea to all home sides today, please phone the scores to Anne Halley as there are so many of us who liketo hear your results.D SectionTwo of last week's winners Old Ivanhoe & No rth Brunswick meet at Chelsworth Park . At home I favour OldIvanhoe . Old Camberwell await Elstemwick and on last week's form I must pick the 'Wick . St . Kevin's bouyant

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after their big win at Bulleen should add Heatherton to their list of conquests. An interesting game should be

that between P reston & Bulleen United . Preston at home should be able to take the points . Coburg who

are always difficult to defeat on the De Chene Reserve play Old Mentonians who suffered defeat on the ground

in Round 17 last season which dented their run to the finals. I have no evidence to suggest that Old Mentoni-

ans can win today.E SectionBrunswick visit Old Geelong and should be able to leave Como Park victorious . Clayton play West Brun-

swick in what could be an even contest as evidence so far indicates neither club will be strong in 1987 . At home

Clayton should be able to win . University High School Old Boys make the long trip to Mount Eliza o play

Peninsula . Both sides will be desperate for victory and my inclination is to Peninsula. Powerhouse at home

will find St. Bedes too strong judged on last week's form . Today I will stay with St. Bedes . Old Essendon

visit State Bank . Although they are a good side Old Essendon will not be strong enough to defeat the Bankers

on Oval 4. The Bankers rally do have an enviable record on this ground !

F Sectio nWhither goest A .N .Z. Bank? After their dismal showing last Saturday I have no alternative but to select St . An-

d rews to win . Another bank side Commonwealth Bank on the spacious Harry Trott Oval should be able to

defeat University Reds while I predict the other university side LaTrobe to go down to Aquinas who made

such a promising debut last week. Doveton at home should prove too talented for Old Ca rey. In the battle

of the western suburban sides Williamstown C.Y.M .S. should prove too strong for Footscray Institute . St.

Leonards will visit Whitefriars with confidence which I expect will be misplaced as I believe Whitefriars will

win the game.G Sectio nToday I believe the five winners will be Marcellin, St . Bernards, Bloods, Po rt Colts and De La Salle .

H Sectio nAs with G section form is not too well known, at least to this tipster - Nevertheless, I select Eltham, Power

House, Old Xaverians, Therry, Richmond Central & Parkside, to win today.

Under 19 Section 1At home Melbourne High School should be talented enough to defeat De La Salle. University Blues must

be favoured to defeat Bulleen Templestowe although the Bullants should provide spirited opposition . North

Old Boys do not appear to be as strong as in previous seasons and consequently I tip Marcellin to defeat

them today. The main game today could well be than between Old Paradians G reen and Old Xaverians at

Bundoora . The Old Paradians will ve built up with the unfurling of their 1986 Section 3 flag and will be outto inflict defeat on the Red and Bicks who won so well last week . At Bundoora the home ground advantage

is an asset and I select the Old Paradians. Ormond & Collegians will both be anxious to win to keep in touch

with th section leaders - At home I believe Ormond will emerge victorious.

Under 19 Section 2Old Scotch should take the points against Old Melburnians as should St . Bernards against Old Haileybu ry.

Thomastown at home to C.B.C. St. Kilda could open their season's account with the four points while Therryshould score another convincing win this week against Old Brighton. Banyule & University Blacks should

stage an interesting and even tussle before victory goes to Banyule .

Under 19 Section 3Monash Blues & Old Paradians Purple should provide an even game. At Monash the Blues must be favoured

although given a fully fit side the Paradians could take the points . Caulfield Grammar with a convincing victory

last week should be, able to defeat Williamstown C.Y.M .S . especially on Oval 3 . Fawkner still team building

will find Ivanhoe too strong today. The 'Hoes have a nice blend of tall and small players and as the seasonprogresses should prove tough opposition . Hampton Rovers will prove too talented for Whitefriars who visit

Hampton today .

Tragedy strikes Parkside Footballer. The Club is sad-dened to announce that Steve "Moose" Wilson,age 34, Player/Life Member at Parkside, suffered amassive brain haemorrage/stroke on Saturday. Hiscondition is critical and the doctors advise Moose hasno future, if he lives at all . The Club is holding a func-tion at the Clubrooms on Sunday 12th April 12 - 5p.m . $10.00 donation . All inclusive. Steve's family arein a desperate financial situation and your attendanceor donation will help a great bloke's family battlethrough what is going to be a very difficult time . Don-cations can be forwardd to Tom Johnston, 10 DownStreet, Collingwood, Vic. 3066. (V1) 419 8177 (H) 4361514. We at Parkside hope you can help.

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Congratulations to Craig 'Knob' Robson on final-ly playing his 100th game for S .K .O.B. in the firstround of the 1987 season . Knob started with the Clubin 1978, and whilst establishing himself as the bestruckman in the competition, he decided to return tothe country to assist in the family 'tombstone' busi-ness (other clubs watch out) .

Fortunately for the Club he returned to SKOB to berunner up in the B & F on countless occasions andState Rep in 1984 . Whilst pre-season isn't his forte,all at the Club hope that Knob's legs can stand upto another season or two. Congratulations Knob.

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Well what glorious conditions for the opening round . Indeed 'OTF' saw one fellow wearing sunburn cream!Congratulations to Anquinos, Bloods & Po rt Colts on winning their inaugural game in the VAFA . A great sea-son awaits us.

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As promised last week ' OTF' is pleased to publish details of the VAFA/VFL agreement(i) fees will be paid on the same basis as those paid to the Victorian Metropolitan Football Leagues ;(ii) payment will be made direct to the VA .FA . ;(iii) transfer fees will not be retrospective and will come into effect from 1987 onwards ;(iv) transfer fees will be divided on a pro rata basis where a VC .F.L . or V.M .F.L . club is involved within a perioddetermined on the previous five years, and that pa rticipation in the V.F.A . competition will not be taken into account;(v) any levy on fees is purely a domestic arrangement between the affiliated bodies and their member clubs;(vi) in the event of any dispute over payments the matter to be settled by representatives of the V.FL ./V.A .FA .

(VA .F.A . representatives will be Richard Ellio tt - Chairman, Peter French - General Manager. )(V.F.L . representatives will be Alan Schwab - Executive Commissioner, Don Hanly - Administration Manager.)

(vii) The scale of fees is as follows6 Under 19 grade matches $2506 Reserve grade matches 7501st Senior grade match 4,50025 senior grade matches 4,50050 senior grade matches 4,500*100 senior grade matches 4,50 0

*Amount payable will be at the rate applicable at the time the player concerned pa rt icipates in his 100st seniorgrade match .

'OTF' was privileged to be present at the very successful dinner for Club Presidents, Members and Secretar-ies held at the Southern Cross last Wednesday . Those in attendance were fortunate to hear a memorable ad-dress from guest speaker Ron Casey. Ron was at his best as a thunderous standing ovation would suggestand we think the VAFA Treasurer Noel Rundle hit the nail on the head when in presenting Ron with a framedprint of "Carbine" he said "From one great stayer to another".

The night went off without a hitch and congratulations to this years winners of the coveted Certificate of MeritAwards.

L/R . Harry Thomas (Ivanhoe), Andy Harris (O.Ivanhoe), Keith Stookie (Nat . Bank, O.Paradians & Executive),Alex Johnson (Chairman Certificate of Merit Com .), Peter Lemon (0. Geelong) .Seated: L/R . Leon Hegeltaub (MHSOB), Shane Maguire (North O.B.), Jim Hawkins (President), Laurie Taylo r( Balaclava), George McTaggart (MHSOB & VAFA), Graham Holmes (Elsternwick) .


Reinstatements as at April 6th: Steven Cerni (Banyule) Ken Rowland (Kew) Michael Atkins (Old Xaverians)Dermot Dann (Old Xaverians) Darren Rice (Bulleen-Temp) Anthony Witts (Old Melburnians) Jeremy Nicholls (OldMelburnians) Vaughan Carlin (Old Xaverians)

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'OTF' received an interesting note from former Fawkner coach Gil Ould . He obviously enjoyed his overseastrip and chance meeting with 7 Victorian Amateur Footballers at the 1986 OKTOBERFEST.

Tony Canavan has settled back quickly into the Old Paradians Senior team and played a solid game in the club'sbig win over Collegians. Ed . )

Our teamcan beat your team

BeausThe Boys in Blue

Saturday 20th September 86Munich, West German y

During the festivities at the opening of the '86 Ok-toberf est amongst the thousands and thousands ofpeople there, eight estranged, lost and hopelessAmateur footballers were drawn together by the soundof their club theme songs and distinctive VAFA footysho rts .

From vi rt ually total strangers they held various sit-tings at beer houses and the camping ground andtold many a funny story of their respective clubs overmany a stein !

Whilst the VAFA were involved on this very day inthe B & U .19 Section 1 Grand finals these 8 likely ladswere engaged in a game of their own!

BEAUREPAIRES FOR TYRES

Back Row: Brendan McClements, Tony Canavan - Paradians, Gil Ould - Fawkner, Graeme Harvey - St . Ber-nards, David Hollier - De La Salle .Front Row : Billy Baker - Ivanhoe, Kevin Weaver - Parkside, Greg Wood - St . Bernards .

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Marketing Segmentby Ray Sneddon

(Profile Page 13)

Welcome to the first Marketing segment for 1987 .This segment will hopefully keep you abreast of theVAFA's Sponsorship fundraising and propertiesprogrammes for the season as well as outline mediasupport already arranged .

The season for the VAFA Marketing Committeecommenced last November when Sponsorshipproposals were developed and a"hit list" prepared .

The Sponsorship structure is as follows :-

PLATINUM - Major Sponsor (1 only) + $25,000GOLD - Major Corporation $7,500SILVER - Associate Corporation $5,000BRONZE - Support Company Up to $3,00 0

At a special pre-season function held last Thurs-day April 2nd to launch the 1987 season, VAFA Presi-dent, Mr. Jim Hawkins, announced that NationalMutual would take over as MAJOR SPONSOR of theVAFA for 1987 with an option on 1988.

_ Mr. Hawkins is seen here receiving congratulationsfrom Mr. Peter Comley (right) Chief Manager Victori-an Branch of National Mutual .

Representatives of National Mutual, National Trustees and the Roval Rank inin tha VAHA Prasirlant rhair-cu u k7uest 6peaker, Mr. Ross Oakley following the announcement .

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TODAYA SECTION

OLD SCOTCH v ORMONDField: Colin King, Peter WisemanGoal : John Hall, Tom Wyles*UNIV BLUES v BULLEEN TEMP.Field: Greg Hardiman, Ken CoghlanGoal: Bernie Hoare, Michael LentineReserve Field: C . Driscol lReserve Boundary: J . Selby, A . ThomasSenior Boundary: P. Johnson, R . HillNORTH O .B . v CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANField: Steve McCarthy, Tim Bel lGoal: Gary Clancy, Mark Seron gSenior Boundary: H. Leigh, L . GallagherOLD PARADIANS V OLD XAVERIANSField: Kevin Segota, Cameron SwailGoal: [an Malcolm, Ken PitcherDE LA SALLE V COLLEGIANSField: Ron Lippold, Paul CherryGoal: Rod Clarkson, Don McKenzi e

B SECTIONIVANHOE V PARKSID EField: Mark Huntington, Wayne LyonsGoal: Chris Rosemire, Bill AhI mST. BERNARDS V THERRYField: Russel Francis, Justin TooheyGoal : Peter Russel, Bruno SiegaST. KILDA V MARCELLI NField: Brandon Reid, Andrew MullalyGoal: Don Hillier, Ron GunstanFAWKNER V OLD TRINITYField : Steve Clinch, Andrew McRaeGoal: Mike Ganid, Allan HarrisBANYULE V UNIV. BLAKSField: John Murnane, Mark BushfieldGoal: Roy Tucknott, Bob Dunstan

C SECTIO NOLD BRIGHTON V HAMPTON ROVERSField: David Sim eMONASH BLUES V OLD HAILEYBURYField : Robert Bel lAJAX V THOMASTOWNField: Brian GoodmanKEW V MHS OLD BOYDField: Andrew Gil lOLD MELB. V BALACLAVAField: David Dodson,Reserve Field: Stuart DaveyBoundary: Chris Humphris, Charles Sutherland

D SECTIO NOLD IVANHOE V NORTH BRUNSWICKField: Peter GnadenOLD CAMBERWELL V ELSTERNWICKField: Graham Freedman

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ST. KEVINS V HEATHERTONField: Peter MulloyReserve Field: Steve DicksonPRESTON V BULLEEN UNITEDField: Peter Harri sCOBURG V OLD MENTONIANSField: Tim Keating

E SECTIONOLD GEELONG V BRUNSWICKField: Rob Masto nSenior Boundary: D. Pearson, A . DightCLAYTON V WEST BRUNSWICKField: David Cockera lReserve Field: Simon TodmanPENINSULA V UHS OLD BOYSField: Ted KeatingPOWER HOUSE V ST. BEDESField: Tony William sSenior Boundary: W. Williams, M . Horwood,Reserve Field: Paul Rapke eSTATE BANK V OLD ESSENDONField: Paul O'DwyerSenior Boundary: P.McTaggart, M . TonerReserve Field: Andrew Belche r

F SECTIONANZ BANK V ST. ANDREWSField: Pat Maebu sSenior Boundary: J . Lynch, S . MaebusCOMMONWEALTH BANK V UNIV. REDSField: Ian BaileyAQUINAS O.B . V LATROBE UNIV.Field: Frank Costiga nDOVETON V OLD CAREYField: Chris Keato nFOOTSCRAY ITOB. V WILLIAMSTOWN CYMSField: Jeff Rid dWHITEFRIARS V ST. LEONARDSField : Richard Eastwoo d

G SECTIONAs arranged .

H SECTIONAs arranged .

UNDER 19 SECTION 1MHS OLD BOYS V DE LA SALLEGoal : Tim Sheare rBoundary: A. Narcambe, D . PetersonUNIV. BLUES V BULLEEN-TEMP.Goal: Andrew Fis kBoundary: M . Predle, G . QuintonNORTH 0 .8 . V MARCELLINGoal: Gary DayBoundary: G. Clark, B. Holcombe


OLD PARADIANS GREEN V OLD XAVERIANS

Goal: Sharon AlgerBoundary: P. Carol, C. ThuysORMOND V COLLEGIANSBoundary: Lochlan HoareBoundary: N . McKnight, S . Noona n

UNDER 19 SECTION 2OLD SCOTCH V OLD MELB .Goal : Andrew ReichtmanBoundary: S . Kooloos, D. McCarthyST. BERNARDS V OLD HAILEYBURYGoal: Mark SpiveyTHOMASTOWN V ST. KILDA

Goal: Tony DiPaul oGoal: B . Wiley, B. FowlerBoundary: D. Fowler, T. BulgarTHERRY V OLD BRIGHTONGoal: Terry FreemanBoundary : R . Day, S. KahnBANYULE V UNIV BLACKSGoal: Santo Paoluci

UNDER 19 SECTION 3MONASH BLUES V OLD PARADE PURPLEField: Colin SegotaBoundary: G . Bland, W. MenziesCAULFIELD GRAMMAR V W'TOWNField: Chris SwiftBoundary: D. Edwards, A. KaticFAWKNER V IVANHO EField: Russ AlpheyGoal: N . Johnsto nHAMPTON ROVERS V WHITEFRIARSField: Phil Ken tBoundary: M. Cadwallender, J. Cogley

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NO MATCHES NEXT WEEKEASTER SATURDAY

TRIBUNAL

PRACTICE MATCHES1 . Wells (Old Ivanhoe) - Striking - Suspended two matches.P.Bennett (Old Hailey.U19) - Striking - Suspended two matches.G . Cockram (Old Brighton U19) - Striking - Suspended two matches .S . Wilson ( Heatherton) - Striking - Suspended two matches .Witness J. Johnston (Doveton) warned as to unsatisfacto ry evidence .

In last week's issue P. Chadwick (Bulleen-Temp) was shown as having been suspended for two matches- the suspension should have been - three matches .

APRIL 4th ROUN DB. Hanrahan (De La Salle) - Striking - Suspended four matches .F. Muto (North O.B.) - Striking - Suspended one match .A. Taylor (Old Trinity) - Striking - Suspended two matches.M . Huber (Bulleen-Temp. U19) - Swearing - failed to appear suspended two matches.B. Barry (North O.B. U19) - Striking - Suspended four matches .J . Borg (Williamstown U19) - Charging - reprimanded .L . Morabito (Thomastown U19) - Striking - Suspended two matches .A . Nicholson (De La Salle U19) - Striking - Suspended four matches .A . Ryan (Williamstown Res.) - Striking - Suspended four matches .

~**Whitefriars Old Collegians had the Official Open-ing of their new Social Rooms on Saturday 28thMarch . It was a great night which finished in the wesmall hours of the morning . Star of the wee hours wasour new recruit Richard Baker who had trouble find-ing the right tune on his invisible guitar.

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KEW MILESTONES50 Games - Victor Wong began with Kew in theU19's during 1983 season . He then graduated to theReserves where he has proved an elusive and cou-rageous wingman . Victor is now Captain of theReserves and endeavouring to lift them up the lader .Congratulations Victor and good luck or day andyour next 50.

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Umpires Cornerwith B rian Goodman

The start of another season and a few changes forthe umpires - keep an eye on this column for somestaggering revelations !The umpire committee for 1987 is :-President : Mr. Ron Lippold .Vice President: Mr. Wayne Henry.Sec re tary : Mr. Ken Couglan .Treasu rer : Mr. Steve McCarthy.Assist . Treasu rer : Mr. Colin King .Executive Committee :

Mr. Peter Wiseman (Past Pres . 1986)Mr. Tom WylesMr. Brian Goodman .

Social Sec reta ry: Mr. Robert Bell

Social Committee :Miss Sharon AlgerMr. Ken WalkerMr. Kevin SegotaMr. Ian BaileyMr. Russell FrancisMr. Steve McCarthyMr. Brian GoodmanOur umpire's aviser is again Mr. Neville Nash and

assistant adviser is Mr. Graeme Simpson . We all wishyou both another successful season .

May I take this opportunity of welcoming all newumpires to our ranks and wish them all a very suc-cessful 1987.

Question : Who is the axeman?Brian Goodma n

Personality ParsThree Brunswick players lined up this week for

their 50th game. John McLean and John Russ ac-tually took the field and served out their 50th whileShane Gibson was denied his 50 game performanceowing to the forfeit given by the opposition . Thesethree young players have been excellent contributorsand clubmen for Brunswick and we all congratulatethem on their achievements. Steve, our best andfairest winner last years and John our first sone ofa previous playing father (Barry) to regularly take thefield provide great prospects for our future, as doesSahen who, through no fault of his own, will need towait a week to actually perform in his big 50 games.Well done boys!

***All at Elsternwick congratulate Dave Mahoney on

playing his 250th game for the Club today . Dave hasplayed most of his football either at full-forward or full-back . He has one of the safest pair of hands and onhis day can be a match winner . Dave was the Club'sLeading Goalkicker in 1985 . All who have played withDave know that he doesn't say that much on the field- He just goes about his job. Congratulations Daveand al the best for another season with the 'Wicks .

***ANDY FIRMAN MOVES WEST

The Commonwealth Bank Football Club will belosing a great clubman today. Andy has acceptedan executive position in Perth and the Club will cer-tainly miss him .

A tough competitor, whether in defence or attack .

Also he will be lost to our committee, which he waselected to this year.

The Club wishes both Andy and his wife Sandy allthe best in the future and we hope to see you backsometime. Good luck Andy!

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Today marks D rew Stua rt 's fiftieth appearance forOld Haileyburians in a career which began in 1983.The diminutive "Drooper" has spent most of his timeas a rover or half-forward in The Wayne Johnstonmould, with the same toey stride and loud voice whencalling for the ball . The dark-haired, swarthy right-footer played a solitary game in th seniors last year,and has been one of the reserves' most consistentplayers over the past two seasons .

KEW MILESTONE S150 Games - Tony Peric or "Slav" as he is affec-tionately known plays his 150th game for Kew today .Tony began in the U19's in 1976 as a"very young"youngster. After 4 season and a Most PromisingTrophy Tony graduated to the seniors as a Ruckmanand in 1979 had the rare achievement of playing intwo Grand Finals - U19's and Seniors.

Slav is an active member of the General Commit-tee as a Player's Representative and Social Commit-tee Member. Congratulations Tony from all at Kew,Good Luck for today and make sure that the next 50is in record time.

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Looking Backby Noel Rundle

ROUND 25 YEARS AGO - 1982

Peter Harris played his 400th game for Alphing-ton in 1987 Peter is on a V.A .F.A. umpire and a GoldPass Life Member) .

After a tight three quarters Blacks ran away from

Blues in the last quarter to win 16.11 . to 8.21 . Best

were Deighton, Birch, Le Deux (Blacks) & Yeo,Yeoman, O rton ( Blues) .

Milestones to Bob G re en West Brunswick), 250games: Gerard Spence St . Kilda CBOC) 200 games,Peter Sho rtal St . Kilda CBOC) 100 games, (current

St . Kilda COBC President) .Top goal kicker for the day was Rindzevicius (Brun-

swick) with 9 goals in th teams 19.16 victory againstMonash Whites 10.14 .

Highest scoring game for the day was in Old Mel-burnians 27.21 victory against Old Brighton Gram-marians 16.14 .

Best were B rown, McMullin (4 goals) P.Thomp-son (Old Melb.) and Priestly, Beddoe, James (OldBrighton) .

A Section captains were M . Zemski (AJAX) 1987Coach, S. Tallent (Old Scotch) S . Gill (Univ. Blacks),1 . Rice (Collegians) 1987 Hampton Rovers Coach M .Borich (North O.B.) D. Corcoran (Old Xaverians),B .Bourke (De La Salle) J . Gartner (Marcellin O.C .),M . Sleeman (Uni . Blues) .Who captained Ormond in 1982?

10 YEARS AGO - 1977"A" Sections coaches were Frank Goode Caulf .

Gramm . ; Lance Riky (Coburg) ; Bernie Sheehy (DeLaSalle) ; Ray Walsh (Marcellin O.C.); GeorgeMoloney (N .O.B.) ; David Barclay (Old Trinity) ; IanCamero n (Ormond)' Gus Mitchell (St. Bernard's) ;Bob Beynon (Univ. Blacks) and Alan Salter (U .Blues) .

100 games to Club Captain Ian Paroissien OldBrighton) ; Barry Curley (N .O .B .) ; Don Brashaw(O.Geelong) and Ray Stewart (Ivanhoe) .

"A" Section umpires were Rowell, Simpson, Hin-dle, Wills and Rowe.

"C" Section runner up Old Haileyburnianscelebrated their "B" Section debut with a convinc-ing 24 point win against Old Scotch after training by17 points at quarter time. Best were Campbell, Code,Hattam (Old H .) and Kefford, Duffy, Anderson (OldScotch) .THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987

Monash Juniors had an outstanding victoryagainst Ormond, 31 .17 to 9 .5. Hodge, Grutzner &Rodger (10 goals) were best for Monash .

15 YEARS AGO - 1972Closest game was in 'B' Section where Geelong'sstraight kicking, 16.7, gave them a 1-point victory overhome team, Old Trinity, 15 .12 .

Best players were R. Trevaskis, R . Foter, Lind-quist (Geelong) and Johnson, Kennedy, Fletcher(Old Trinity) .

150 games to Old Haileybu ry stalwart, RussellHare ; 100 games at Kew to Terry Hayes & ChrisBriggs . Marcellin & Old Ivanhoe, newcomers to'E'Section, had easy wins against AJAX and A .N .Z .Bank .

20 YEARS AGO - 1967A 3-goal burst in the second quarter gave Mel-

bourne High a commanding lead over Old Paradi-ans and they held off a determined last quarter burstto win by 20 points.

Best were Wood, Pearson, Gilbert (M .H .S .) andFoster, Pickett, Tudor (Parade) .

'A' Section coaches were Frank Snell (Kew), Ge-off Hibbins (Collegians), Brian Kann (MHSOB),Lloyd Williams (Ivanhoe), Don Howell (Old Scotch),John Wilson (Caul . Gramm .), Frank Dunin (Univ.Blacks), John Booth (Old Paradians) . Alan Salter(Coburg) and Peter Rhoden (Old Xaverians) .

100 games up to "Lumpy" Moran (Ormond) andMurray Poden (Old Melb.) .

Geelong celebrated their return to'B' Section witha crushing win over De La Salle who then entertainedGeelong at a very successful Barbeque at which VinPilkington performed as usual - he rendered"Stand up and Fight" just as capably as on anyother occasion over the past 10 years .

35 YEARS AGO - 1952A player to make his name in footba!l made his

debut with Ormond Juniors - Laurie Mithen -"A" Section fairest and best in 1953, and star centre-man of Melbourne's premiership teams in the 1950's.

Among the clubs were Myer, East Malvern, Mur-rumbeena, Parkdale, Balwyn, Caulfield Teachers'College, Bellfield, Brighton, and E .S. & A . Bank .

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Profile on Ray SneddonVAFA Marketing Consultant

Last November, the VAFA Executive decided it was time to appoint a Consultant to 'market' Amateur Footballinto the 1990's .

Ray Sneddon, who runs a Sports Marketing Company, The Sports Connection, was appointed and commencedwork immediately.

Ray brings to the VAFA years of experience dealing with the media, arranging sponsorships, fund raisingprogrammes and the many contacts needed in the business and government sectors to enable marketingprogrammes to be developed and implemented .

Ray's interest in marketing commenced way back in the early 60's, when he was National Advertising Managerfor a white goods company Draff in Everhot . From there he worked for a leading international advertising agencyfor nearly 10 years, where he was supervising major acounts such as AMI (foyota), ACI, Philips, Cl and the TAB .

From there a quick stint with a Sports Marketing Company before establishing his own company 'The SportsConnection', which over the years has been involved in major tennis programmes, such as co-ordinating allthe Toyota Classics, 1980 Toyota Australian Open, NSW Open for Robinsons Lemon Barley, major Fun Runs- Budget Team Trots and America's Cup Challenge marketing for New Zealand .

He currently works with the Australian Wool Corporation on a major marketing initiative, Bay Play, and marketsthe game of women's cricket for the Australian Women's Cricket Council . He also carried out guest lecturingfor Phillip Institute, Department of Sport and Recreation and The Australian Sports Commission .

Already Ray's contribution to the VAFA has been significant as many sponsorships have been arranged forthis season with many extending into the 1989 season .

A 'hands on' person, Ray has also been active with all 68 Clubs in assisting them where possible with theirClub sponsorship, fund raising and merchandising programmes .

For somebody to be involved in sports marketing you would assume a sporting background as well as a mar-keting background would be a pre-requisite.

Well Ray (or as his sporting mates call him 'Tuppence'), has played over 130 games with Old Scotch, from1959 - 1970, and during that time was on Committee, captain/coach Reserves 1966/67 (Premiership), won theVAFA 'A' Reserver Section Best and Fairest in 1966 .

His summer activity has always been cricket, having played for Melbourne Cricket Club 1957 - 1970, Toom-bul 1 1971, Richmond Cricket Club 1972-75 and captain/coach Camberwell1976/77 . He represented Victoriain the early 60's in the Colts and a Victorian XI . He currently sits on the Richmond Cricket Club Board and also,when he has time, coaches the Camberwell Women's Cricket Team .

His other intersts include outdoor activities - walking is the latest with his wife Marilyn and two boys Toby andBarnaby.

We welcome Ray to the VAFA Team .

COLLEGIANS SUPERULES REPORTThe 1987 Superules Season kicks off tomorrow

(Sunday) following on from their winning the 1986 Na-tional Title at the Perth Carnival . Victorian Metro Su-perules is looking towards its most successful year.

Collegians representatives at the carnival PhilGrant, David Montgome ry & Peter Bedford areback this year with a strong recruiting drive over sum-mer Collegians include Steve Power, ex Footscray.Colin Cruse, ex Fitzroy, Richmond . The return ofPeter Chisnell and the occasional appearance ofBar ry Rawlings, are hoping to emulate their youn-ger side's achievement of last year.Sundays game is agains Eastern Districts at Warran-dyte and some players of note in their side includeKevin Morris, current Essendon Chairman of Selec-tors. Eddie Melai, ex Geelong, Sth, Melb ., Dan-denong, Kevin Gosper ex Essendon .


Anyone interested in kindling their skills in mark-ing and drop kicking contact Collegian s

Lyndsay Richards 842 2661 .Chris Roach 584 2753.

** *250 Games to "Jacky" Gleason at Thomastown .Congratulations are extended to one of our veteransat Thomastown, Robe rt Gleason . We all admire himfor his courage, his grat skills and intense loyalty toour club . He is highly respected by one and all . His"Best and Fairest" Awards include Under 19's in 1976,Senior in 1978, and Reserves in 1986 .

He is also a worthy Life Member of Thomastownhaving played all his Junior and Senior Football withus when there was a team available. He has servedus well on the Committee as well as on the playingfield . We hope you have another good year in 1987.

We will all be there to help you celebrate "Jacky"- Well done!

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Simply cut out the coupon and forward to :Pick the Premiers

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Curtain, S . Old Xavs .Lowe, C. De La SalleGleeson, Old ParadiansHerman, R . CollegiansCampbell, Old ScotchMarchbank, North O.B.Pace, Bulleen-Temp.Heath, Bulleen-Temp.

B SECTIONF re eman, ParksideDrum, Old TrinityKorp, FawknerHeath, Univ. BlacksYoung, FawknerMikic, MarcellinMurray, Therry

C SECTIONClayton, KewBroderick, ThomastownLittle, Monash BluesCravina, ThomastownPryor, Old BrightonMiller, Old Hailey

D SECTIONHepburn, PrestonWatson, HeathertonHoulihan, Elsternwic kP. Mahoney, Elsternwic kM. DeMorton, Nth BrunswickTirchett, Nth Brunswic k

E SECTIONCollins, St . BedesN . Campbell, BrunswickOsborne, Power HouseD. Jenkins, State BankFitzsimmons, West Bruns .

F SECTIOND. Wright, AquinasMcGowan, WilliamstownBibby, Comm . BankTaylor, St . AndrewsBettiol, LaTrobeBlaskett, LaTrobe

G SECTIONB. Kenny, Monash WhiteD . McNamara, Port ColtsEngel, De La SalleMalisaac, KewTyrell, Port ColtsTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987

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UNDER 19 SECTION 1Randall, Marcelli nConnors, Old XaveriansWebb, Old XaveriansCross, Univ. BluesO'Brian, MHSO BB. Christie, Uni . Blue s

UNDER 19 SECTION 2W. Brundell, TherryJenkins, BanyuleLassock, Old HaileyburyBultana, St . Bernard sS. Walker, Therry

UNDER 19 SECTION 3Ross, Hampton RoversMoss, Hampton RoversSammells, Caulfield Gramm .Bavater, Caul . Gramm .Bouchier, WilliamstownWhitty, Williamstown

A RESERVEKa rvella, Old Scotc hAtta, Old ParadiansDillon, North O.B.Pick, Collegians

B RESERVEMaher, Marcelli nHammam, St . KildaJ. Gallagher, TherryWeston, Banyul e

7 C RESERVE7 Cedro , Thomastow n7 Belmaine, Old Brighton

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National Mutua lNEXT WEEK'S MATCHES

A SECTIONOrmond v North O.B .Univ. Blues v Old Scotc hCaul . Grammar v Old Paradians* Old Xaverians v De La SalleBulleen-Temp. v Collegain s

B SECTIONParkside v St . Kild aSt . Bernards v IvanhoeMarcellin v FawknerOld Trinity v BanyuleTherry v Univ. Blacks

C SECTIONHampton Rovers v AJA xMonash Blues v Old BrightonThomastown v KewMHS Old Boys v Old MelburniansOld Haileybury v Balaclava

D SECTIONNorth Brunswick v St. KevinsOld Camberwell v Old IvanhoeHeatherton v Presto nBulleen United v CoburgElsternwick v Old Mentonians

E SECTIO NBrunswick v Penin . O .B .Clayton v Old Geelon gUHS Old Boys v Power HouseSt . Bedes v State Ban kWest Brunswick v Old Essendon

F SECTIONW'town CYMS v Aquinos O.B .Comm . Bank v ANZ Ban kOld Carey v Latrobe Univ.St . Andrews v Footscray ITOBSt . Leonards v Doveton**Univ. Reds v Whitefriars

*At Elsternwick Park**Sunday 26th Apri l

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BALL BRIEF S

During the summer University Blues were sad-dened to learn of the tragic accidental death of theRev. Kevin Curnow. Kevin was a great supporterof the "Blues" and of sons Roger and David,whenever his duties permitted he was a most wel-come addition to our small band of loyal followers andhis smiling face will be sadly missed by all .

University Blues join with all amateur football fol-lowers in expressing our sincere sympathy to Mrs .Anne Halley in the sad loss of her husband and ourfriend Paul . Saturdays will never be quite the sameagain without him .

G SECTIONDe La Salle v Blood sSt . Bernards v Old ScotchKew v Monash WhitesMarcellin v GTV 9Old Hailey v Port ColtsOld Melb . v Collegian s

H SECTIONState Bank v North O.B.Old Geelong v ElthamOld Brighton v Old XaveriansSt . Kilda v Richmond . Cent .St . Kevins v TherryPower House/Bala . A BY E

UNDER 19 SECTION 1De La Salle v North O.B .Univ. Blues v M .H .S.O.B.Marcellinv Old Parad . GreenOld Xav. v OrmondBull/Temp. v Collegian s

UNDER 19 SECTION 2Old Melb. v Thomastow nSt. Bernards v Old ScotchSt. Kilda v TherryOld Brighton v BanyuleOld Hailey v Univ. Blacks

UNDER 19 SECTION 3Whitefriars v Caul . Grammar.W'town v FawknerIvanhoe v Hampton RoversOld Parad . Purple v Monash Blue s

MISSINGVAFA ANNUAL REPORTS

To complete Association records we requirecopies of Annual Reports for season 1940,1961 and 1967 .Any person able to lend copies for Photocopying should forward them to -P.O. Box 359 Elsternwick 3185.

LAST ROUND' S RESULTSThe National Trustees sharpshooters list iscompiled from information received on Mon-days . Late copy is not regarded .

A SECTIO NORMOND 4.1 9.5 14.9 16.9 .105UNIV. BLUES 4.2 4.2 6.4 12.8 .80

ORMOND : Schukraft 3, Mark McDonald 3, Cox 2, Rowe 2, Young 2,Burke, Taylor, PMehrten, Connell, BEST Clark, Nankervis, P.Mehrten,Mark McDonald, Barnes, Nash.

UNIV. BLUES: Tuquin 3, Mclnnes 2, Alles 2, Wallis, N.Macaulay, Johns,Richards. BEST: Yandell, S.Macaulay, Angel, Rothe, Richards, Williams .CAULFIELD GRAMM 0.5 5.7 10.12 13 .15 .93OLD SCOTCH 5.3 8.7 13.10 18.13.121OLD SCOTCH : Campbell 5, Sherwen 3, Veselik 3, E .Allen, Bones,Hodge, Keil . Moir, D .Senior, R .Senior. BEST: R .Senior, Reddish, Vesi-lik, Fuller, E .Allen. Campbell .

CAULF.GRAMM: Gregor 3, Stone 3, Berzins 2, Matthews 2, McIntyre,Wiliams, Kanis, BEST: McLelland, Hart, Matthews, Kanis, Fish, Berzins .OLD XAVERIANS 22.15 .147NORTH O.B. 13.16.94Goal Kickers and Best Playe rs not received.

COLLEGIANS 3.0 6.4 11.7 12.8.80OLD PARADIANS 4.3 8.6 13.7 24 .13.157OLD PARADIANS : Gleason 6, Powick 3, Way 3, Flynn 3, Heffernan3, PConsidine 2, Goulding 2, Spillane, Grills. BEST: Skerrit, Woods,Grills, Gleeson, Powick, PConsidine .

COLLEGIANS : R.Herman 6, Baum 3, Bickford, A .Ingleton, Coyne,BEST Irvine, Lemon, Kerr, Bickford, Oliphant, R .Herman.

BULLEEN-TEMP 3.4 9.7 13.10 17.12 .114DE LA SALLE 2.8 9.12 18.13 22 .16.148DE LA SALLE: C.Lowe 8, PJJaldron 3, R .Williams 3, C.Wright 3, M .Lowe2, Deveson, McDonnell, P.Rennie, BEST Connolly, C.Lowe, C.Wright,M .Lowe, Anderson, Hellard.

BULLEEN-TEMP. Pace 3, Heath 4, Bell 3, Connelly 2, Smythe, Driver,Mayne, Tsiotinas. BEST: Bell, Smythe, Manye, Pace, Harisiou, Kazuro .

BSECTION,PARKSIDE 23.8 .146ST. BERNARDS 14.19 .103PARKSIDE: Freeman 9, Byrne 4 . Sansonetti 3, Papap 2, Whatmough2, Hansen, Wiliams, King. BEST Freeman, Sansonetti, Page, King, Wil-liams, A .Shaw.ST. BERNARDS: P.Klaaysen 3, J.Klaaysen 3, C. Klaaysen 3, R.Klaays-en, O'Dea, Tooehy, Conito, Harrington, BEST Nathan, Conito, J .Klaays-en, P.Klaaysen, Mahady. F. Monoghan.

MARCELLIN 3.5 10.8 16 .13 26 .19.175IVANHOE 1.5 6.7 7.8 10 .10.70MARCELLIN : Mikic 5, Day 4, Ebert 4, Psoras 4, Seduki 4, Petroff 3,Howe, M . Getson, BEST: M .Cooper,m A .Gallagher, Golds, L .Getson,Day, Mikic.

IVANHOE: Dwyer 4, Rose 3, Kennedy 2, Pettingill, BEST Howard,Thackwray, Pettingill, Dwyer, Russell, Loton .

OLD TRINITY 8.3 12.9 15.12 20.14.134ST. KILDA CBOC 1.3 5.4 5.6 8.6 .54OLD TRINITY: Drum 8, Cowley 4, Sammut 2, Hollyoak 2, Yeoman,Pontefract, Norman, Allibon, BEST: Drum, Phillips, Maizels, Yeoman,Pontefract, Glass .

ST. KILDA CBOC : Susovich 2, Avitable, Berenger, Cummins, Farrel-ly, Riddell, Francois, BEST: Delaney, Francois, Latham, Riddell, Bak-er, Avitable.UNIV. BLACKS 19.16 .130FAWKNER 20.14 .134FAWKNER: Korp 7, Young 6, Cropley 2, Middlemiss 2, Buckley, Sag-gers, Horvath, BEST: Young, Buckley, Barrett, Korp, Gill, Cropley.UNIV. BLACKS : Heath 7, Pattinson 4, Keilar 3, Marks 2, Roy-Smith,Lagastes, Clark. BEST: Marks, Wines, Keilar, Heath, Gray, Pattinson .THERRY 22 .11 .143BANYULE 16.20.11 6

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THERRY: Murray 5, Crotty 3, POuinn 3, O'Rourke 3, Ramsay 3, S .Ryan,P.Ryan, Nyman, Gibson, Toohey . BEST: Nyman, Bidlestone, Maton,TQuinn, Bye, Eggleston.

BANYULE: Brockwell 3, Colson 3, Fraumano 3, Valena, Williams,Maloney, Holt, Gilham, Short, Smythe, BEST. Lad, Gilham, Short, Frau-mano, Maloney, Holt .

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HAMPTON ROVERS 7.6 10.8.68 2.2MONASH BLUES 5.3 8.5 12 .16 25.18.168HAMPTON ROVERS: I .Rogerson 2, E .Melnjk 2, B.Clarke 2, Kelly,Young, Andrews, Tubb. BEST: E .Melnjak, Hibbs, Amoore, McConville,Parker, Young .

MONASH BLUES : Little 8, PForbes 5, McGregor 4, Cornwell 2, Hil-debrand 2, J.Andritdsos 2, Culvenor„ Alexander .

THOMASTOWN 3.1 8.7 15.11 22 .17.149OLD BRIGHTON 4.4 11.8 15 .13 17.16.118

THOMASTOWN: Broderick 8, Gravina 6, Assetta 2, Bell, A .Fellows,Kev Harting, Karambelas, Petsinis, Sinni. . BET Petsinis, Pearson,Pavera, A.Fellows, Broderick, Parsons.

OLD BRIGHTON : Pryor 6, A.Grant 3, Murray 2, Cochran 2, Allen, Woff,McLennan, Witts . BEST: Pryor, Sarau, McLennan, A.Grant, TGrant,G .Bennett .

MHS OLD BOYS 4.6 5.12 10.16 16.23.119A .J.A .X. 3.5 8.9 13 .15 16.19.155MHS OLD BOYS : McLardie 3, Anastasakis 3, Martin 2, Scrinis 2, Wix,Chester, Webster, Kettle, Atchison. BEST Ward, Todd, McLardie, Atch-ison, Wix, Anastasakis.

A.J.A .X . Rubinstein 4, Briskin, 3, Shenker 2, Roth 2, Bendel, Bloom,Marks, Josem, Borenstein. BEST: Marks, Cohen, Briskin, Rubinstein,Lebransky, Roth.

BALACLAVA 17.6.108KEW 31.23.209BALACLAVA : A.Hill4, T.Hill 3, Follett 2, Gregory 2. Horsey 2, Rafferty2, Schultz, Sist. BEST: A.Hill, Horsey, Rafferty, Stripeikis, Schultz,Dickson .KEW : Clayton 10, Cavanagh 5, C .Haralambopoulos 4, McColl 3, Bur-den 3, Busutil 2, Bria, Kalac, Duncan, Irwin . BEST: Clayton, Burden,Cavanagh McColl, Schober . Haralambopoulos .

OLD HAILEYBURY 5.5 8.9 11 .11 15.13 .103OLD MELBURNIANS 2 .2 6.4 15.7 21 .16 .142

OLD HAILEYBURY: Miller 6, Noske 3, Paul, Holohan, Fergusson,Schmidt, March, Grant .BEST Fergusson, Gerny, Holohhan, Orton,G .Phillips, R. Phillips.

O.M .F.C. J .Mitchell 5, Pisarski 3, N .Cameron 2, Brown 2, Bradshaw2, Webb 2, Baglin 2, Griffith, Thomson J . BEST: Palmer, Wills t .,N .Cameron, Armatage, Begin . Fogarty.

D SECTIO NNORTH BRUNSWICK 4.5 11.7 16.13 20 .18.138OLD CAMBERWELL 3.0 11.1 14.2 17.5 .107NORTH BRUNSWICK: M.DeMorton 4, Tirchett 4, Campbell 3, M .Can-non 3, H . Tsialtas 3, Taylor 2, Hehir . BEST M .Cannon, Tirchett, S. Coo-tee, Parkinson, Hehir, M .DeMorton .

OLD CAMBERWELL: Trist 6, Polglase 3, Collins 3, Dance 3, Brown,Hodgson . BEST: Smith, Trist, Dance, Hackett, Hodgson, Polglase .HEATHERTON 4.3 7.5 10.7 12 .10.82OLD IVANHOE 4.5 10.11 15 .14 21 .17.143HEATHERTON : Watson 6, Bradford 3, M .Wilson 2, Lovitt . BEST Wat-son, Jones, M .Wilson, Howells, M . Easey, Khalil .

OLD IVANHOE : Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .BULLEEN UNITED 2 .3 4.8 9.10 11 .11 .77ST. KEVINS 3.4 8.6 9.10 15.16.106BULLEEN UNITED: Jenkins 3, Kelly 2, Coe 2, Tracey 2. Empey, A .Dirvirgilio. BEST: Empey, Creighton, Morley, Jenkins, Taylor, Ziogas .ST. KEVINS : Callanan 4, S. Kerr 4, Lewis 2, Robson 2, Sammartino,B .Campbell, Halfpenny. BEST G.Mulcahy, Waters, G .Kerr, S.Kerr, Deag,B .Campbell .

OLD MENTONIANS:GoaI Kickers and Best Players not received.PRESTON MBOB: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

LAST ROUND'S RESULTSELSTERNWICK - 5.3 9.8 12.12 17.17.119COBURG 6.5 11.6 13.9 14 .12 .96

ELSTERNWICK: Houlihan 4, P.Mahony 4, Southall 3, D.Mahony 2,Christie 2, Brizzio, Tsiampas BEST: Southall, Bean, Farrington, Christie,Rosewarne, Brizzio.

COBURG : Goal Kickers and Best Players not rece ived .

E SECTIO NBRUNSWICK 4.4 13.11 17.14 19.25.139CLAYTON 2.1 3.2 4.4 5.4.34

BRUNSWICK: N .Campbell 8, Hewitt 5, S .McLean 2, P.McLean, Kan-negiesser, Carroll, Barley. BEST: N .Campbell, S.McLean, Hwitt, Cor-des, D.Stevens, Strachan .

CLAYTON: Luxa 2, Carroll 2, Price 1 . BEST Dinsdale, Ellison, Adams,Price, Eaton, Luxa.

USH OLD BOYS 9.15 .69OLD GEELONG 11.17.83

UHS OLD BOYS : Wallace 3, Gathrcole 3, Hunter 1, Zanin 1, Parkin-son 1 . BEST: Gathercole, Gamble, Pyle, Palmer, Ferguson, Skinns .

OLD G E ELONG : Johnston 4, Holloway 2, Peck 2, Gunn 2 . Clarke. BETO'Halloran, Williams, Stewart, Armitage, Gunn, Baxter .

ST. BEDES 7.8 13.17 20.22 22 .27.169PENINSULA O.B. 1.0 3.2 5.2 10.6.66

ST. BEDES: D.Collins 8, S .McNamara 4, A .Whitelaw 2, A .Boag 2,D.Aitchison 2, Pi 2, D.Smith, B.Berry. BEST: S.McNamara, D.Col-lins, A .Boag, A.Whitelaw, P.Riordan, D.Smith .

PENINSULA O.B. :McMahon 4, Southgate 2, Brereton, Graham, Jeffs,Wiltshire. BEST McMahon, Jeffs, Glover, Graham, Corrie, Southgate .

OLD ESSENDON 3.5 9.10 10.11 11 .22 .88POWER HOUSE 2 .0 4.3 5.5 12.6.78

OLD ESSENDON : Simmons 2, Wilatun, Parker, McCrib, Mararian .BEST: Bishop, Crameri, Simmons, Turner, Brisk, C .Bilby.

POWER HOUSE : Osborne 7, Corbett 2, Mason 2, Deans. BESTStewart D, Desler, Osborne, Stafford, Taylor, Bray.

WEST BRUNSWICK 5.2 9.6 12.9 15.14 .104STATE BANK 3.7 8.11 15.14 25.18 .168

WEST BRUNSWICK: Fitsimmons 7, N . Magafas 3, Buhagiar, Cecchi,Pace, C.Hatzistavrou, Pryor, BEST Buckley, Cecchi, Fitsimmons, G .Hat-zistavrou, N .Magafas, Pryor.

STATE BANK: D.Jenkins 7, J .Beare 3. J .Efthimiadis 3, Colbert 2, Maya2, Carboon 2, Dervan 2, Kenez, Connelly, Durham, Rolfs . BESTJ .Beane, S.Carboon, M,Durham, S.Cloke, D.Grant, J .Curtin .

F SECTIO NWILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 23.21 .159C'WEALTH BANK 13.15.93

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS: McGowan 5, Elliot 4, Butterfield 3, Marr 3,Vines 2, P.Dervan 2, Zammit 2, Deller, Mugavan. BEST: M .Dervan,F.VanDerPeet, S.Janetski, Elliott, A.McGowan, A .Featherston .

C'WEALTH BANK: Bibby 4, Grima 2, Shacklock 2, Abrahams, Kras-ka, Slapar, Post 2. BEST: Post, Shacklock, Harte, Ennor, Joyce, Phelps .

ST. ANDREWS 2.3 5.5 5.9 10.13 .73AQUINAS O.B. 5.5 11.8 14.19 18.25 .133

ST. ANDREWS: 1 4, lies 3, Wilson 2, Park . BEST: Phelan, Gold-sworthy, Saddler, Funnell, Iles.

AQUINAS O.B . D.Wright 7, Spiess 3, G .Wright 2, Brady 2, Whelan 2,Wilkinson, Phyland . BEST: Phyland, D.Wright, Whelan, Tarulli, Grier-son, Croft .

OLD CAREYWHITEFRIARS

15 .7.9722.17.14 9

OLD CAREY: Hearn 4, Evans 3, LeCtear 2, Brown 2. BEST: W.Brown,LeGear, D.Henderson, Chisholm, Evans, Sgariota .

WHITEFRIARS : Tierney 5, Bonnyman 3, TCoghlan 2, Bunn 2, Lowell2, M . Reidy 2, Lee. P.Reidy2, Barclay, PCoghlan . BEST: Barclay, Bon-nyman, Bunn, D .Crowe, A.McLelland, Tierney.

LATROBE UNIV. 12.19.91FOOTSCRAY ITOB. 10.7.67

LATROBE UNIV : Bettiol 4, Blaskett 4, McLachlan, Little, Luke, Dunin .BEST Little, Luke, Poole, Blaskett, Cummings, Briggs .

FOOTS.ITOB : S.Baird 3, Stefoll, Richardson, T.Baird, Cliffe, Schembrz,Grant, Battens. BEST: Baird, Farag, Grant, Mills, Felstead.

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ST. LEONARDS 25.31 .181ANZ BANK 12.7.79

ST. LEONARDS : No goalkickers available.BEST: Levey, Wigley,Broadbent . Total Team Effort .

ANZ BANK : Woodman 3, Szietz 3, Patterson 2, Marshall, Farrow,Kennedy, McFerran . BEST: Szietz, Evans, Woodman, Berdeu, Patter-son, Harbinson .

UNIVERSITY REDS 1.0 4.3 5.4 8.9 .57DOVETON SJOC 6.7 8.14 16.19 17.22 .124

DOVETON: Johnston 3, Hammond 3, Burgess 2, Gorfiarini 2, Polglaise,Parker, Brodie, RalphThonaeston . BEST RickThorweston, Burgess, Pol-glaise, Muirhead, Thorweston Raplh, Germanic .

UNIV. REDS : Goal Kicke rs and Best Players not received .

G SECTIO NDE LA SALLE 10.8 .68ST. BERNARDS 6.5.41

DE LA SALLE: Engel 3, Davidson 2, Miller 2, McKnight, Kinsella,Howie . BEST: Engel, Miller, Jim Hunt, Moore, Toree, Lazzaro .

ST. BERNARDS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

MARCELLIN 3.4 .22BLOODS 24.8.152

MARCELLIN : V.Johnson, Oat, Kivilighon . BEST: O'Hehir, Kivilighon,Day, Dickenson, Bostock, Price .

BLOODS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

KEW 14.14.98COLLEGIANS 9.9.63

KEW: Macissac 3, Phelan 2, Shaw 2, Jehu, Curtain, Dipaulo, Quinn,Doyle, Clota. BEST Macisaac, Jehu, Lindsay, Northam, Shaw. Luzza .

COLLEGIANS : Smith 3, Bullard 2, Parry, Walker, Wraith, Wittacker .BEST: Wraith, Mackay, Cook, Whittaker, Smith, Walker.

MONASH WHITEGTV9

15.11 .1017.7.49

MONASH WHITES: Kenny 6, Donnelly 2, Young 2, Gemmola D, 2,Clifton, Crocker, Kavanagh. BEST Donnelly, Kavanagh, D.Gemmola,Kenny, Crampton, Crocker.

GTV9 Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD HAILEYBURYOLD SCOTCH

7.10.5215 .15.105

OLD HAILEY: Crump W., Crump G, Bramich, McGrath, Gavan,Richards, Grant. BEST Tinkler, Taylor. G .Crump, Bramich, McGrath,Bennett .OLD SCOTCH : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD MELBURNIANS 5 .9.39PORT COLTS 17.12.114

PORT COLTS: McNamara 6, Tyrell 3, Sweet 2, Maloney 2, Cockle,Bailey, Schofield, Wale . BEST Sweet, Maloney, Turner, Buckley, Stoops,Tinsley .OLD MELBURNIANS' Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

H SECTIO NSTATE BANK - won on forfeitOLD GEELONG.

ST. KILDANORTH O.B.Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

OLD ZAVS. - won on forfeit .RICHMOND CENTRAL .

15.11 .1013.3.21

ST. KEVINS 1.4 3.5 5.9 6.10.46ELTHAM COLLEGE 3.3 5.8 9.9 11 .13 .79

ST. KEVINS : Haydem 2, S. Ring . Clark, Taberner, Hooper. BEST: No-lan, Hooper, Clark, Browne, Hayden, Douglas.

ELTHAM COLLEGIANS: Fitzpatrick 6, Stone 2, Weatherill, Sager,Dutch, Hamshare . BEST: Dare, Baxter, Hampshare, Shaw, Butler,Fitzpatrick.

POWER HOUSE 7.9.51THERRY 8.3.51

POWERHOUSE: Peppard 3, O'Shannessy 2, Dix 2 . BEST: Peppard,Read, B.O'Shannessy, Inkster, M .O'Shannessy.


LAST ROUND'S RESULTSTHERRY: A.Nelson 2, Wilson 2, A.Eastmure 1, S.Molnac, S.Redden,Stewart, R .Costello. BEST A .Eastmure, D.Sparks, M .Griffiths, A.Smith,P.Kelly, T.Byrnes.

A RESERVE SECTIO NORMOND 4.5 8.9 12 .13 17.17.119UNIV. BLUES 1.3 4.9 6.11 6.12.48UNIV. BLUES : Kinnersly 3, Lam, McGregor, Atkinson, BEST: Hickey,R.Curnow, Veal, Spiers, Kinnersly, Lam .ORMOND : Boyanton 4. Fisher 3, Casey 2, Symeopoulos 2, Tobin 2,Pazianis, Russell, D.Cox, Robertson . BEST: Tobin, Sutherland, Harring-ton, Boyanton, D.Cox, Forsyth .

CAULF. GRAMM 3.1 8.6 12.10 13.11 .89OLD SCOTCH 6.2 11 .3 12.7 19 .12 .126CAUL. GRAMM : Felsenthal 2, Paine 2, Horton 2, Bettany 2, Waller,Worthington, Roseman, Castles, Scholton . BEST Felsenthal, Paine,Dachs, McMahon, Worthington, Horton .OLD SCOTCH: Karvela 8, R .Lloyd 4, Malcolm 3, Brown, Howcroft,R.Macmillan, McGill . BEST: Karvela, Malcolm, R .McMillan, Godwin,Elvins, A.Lloyd.

NORTH O.B. 12.17 91OLD XAVERIANS 6.10 .46NORTH O.B. : Dillon 5, Donato 3, Millet 2, Zocco, Romeo . BEST: Millett,Butler, Dillon, Lynch, McLean, Donato.OLD XAV: Goal Kickers and Best Players not rece ived .COLLEGIANS 4.2 10.8 13.9 13.9 .87OLD PARADIANS 5.3 7.3 7.6 10.11 .71COLLEGIANS : Peck 5, Wolff 3, Smith 2, Higson 2, Guthrie. BESTGuthrie, Twigg, Peter Swan, Chosich, Peck, Dais .OLD PARADIANS: Atta 7, Hardy 2, Luchetta . BEST: Atta, Caddy,Reeves, A .McMahon, Liddicutt, Luchetta .BULL TEMP 9.13.67DE LA SALLE 13.13.91BULL TEMP & DE LA SALLE: Goal Kickers and Best Players notre ceived .

B RESERVE SECTIO NPARKSIDEST. BERNARD S

Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

16.10.1067.11 .5 3

MARCELLIN 6.5 8.13 9.13 12 .16 .88IVANHOE 1.0 2.2 6.2 6.4.40MARCELLIN : Maher 4, J .Harvey 2, R .O'Callaghan 2, A.Amalfi, Samp-son, Crooks, Keays . BEST R .0'Callaghan, G .Hughes, PHarvey,M .Keays, P.Hughes, Diffey.

IVANHOE: D.Balcombe, A .Balcombe, P.Dwyer, Morcom, McMahon,Shaw. BEST Morcom, Shaw, Dulevskis, Fireman, Blythe, C.McDonald .OLD TRINITY 3.0 5.1 6.3 8.3.51ST. KILDA CBOC 6.1 8.3 9.5 16.8.104OLD TRINITY: McArgo 2, Dowling 2, Cooper, Cash, Scott, Douglas,Murray. BEST: Dowling, Murray, Cooper, Beer, Scott, Farrell .ST. KILDA CBOC: Hammam 4, Ballarin 2, P Thynne 2, Naughton 2,Graham, McGarrity, Murrihy, Jones, Stewart, Wigg . BEST Hammam,Ferruccio, Petritsch, Graham, Hannah, Wigg .UNIV. BLACKS 5.13.54FWKNER 6.7.43UNIV. BLACKS: Caris 2, Capp, Kelso, Phillipson . BEST Sjogren, Harty,Caris, Dillon, Clarke, Bearham .FAWKNER : Hapgood 3, Little, Selleck, Roberts. BEST Smith b, Hap-good, Burke, Profenna, Little, Dehenin.THERRY 19.9 .123BANYULE 10.9.69THERRY: Gallagher 4, Castaldi 3, Richardson 3, Ratcliffe 2, Lyons 2,Taylor 2, Murphy, Shine, Whelan .19ANYULE : Weston 4, D.Williams 2, Turner, Searle, Bowler. BEST: Legge,D.Moloney, McCann, D.Williams, Weston, Quillam .


C RESERVE SECTIO NHAMPTON ROVERS 4 .1 7.4 10.5 11.7.73MONASH BLUES 1.3 2.6 4.9 8.11.59HAMPTON ROVERS: Anderson 2. Roberts 2, Blake, Hunter, Boyle,Devola, Murphy, Ivey. BEST: Roberts, Poulter, Boyle, Blake, A .Cervi,Naumoff.

MONASH BLUES: Zacharidis 2, Spencer 2, P.Andritsos, Hanlon,Dean . BEST Johnston, Spencer, Higgins, Zacharidis, Scalzo, Gumley .THOMASTOWN 7.2 10.5 14.6 17.9.111OLD BRIGHTON 4.0 7.2 10.5 11.7.73

THOMASTOWN : Cedro 6, Powell 3, Riley 3, Gleeson 2, Volpe, Com-maudo, Fleming . BEST Koulinos, Cedro, C.Fellows, Chandler, Jenkins,Kyrroussis.OLD BRIGHTON: Belmaine 6, Wilson 3, Biasci, Smyth . BEST: Smyth,Biasci, Belmaine, Kerr, Millis, Latzer .MHS OLD BOYS 4.8 8.8 10.10 13.15.93A .J .A .X. 2.3 5.3 9.5 10.5.65

THS OLD BOYS: Newton 2, Brown 2, Legovich 2, Athanosopoulo s, Schneider 2, Knight. BEST Athanosopoulos, Newton, Gale,

McGregor, Legovich, Terren.A .J.A.X. Aarons 2, D.Segal 2, Samuels 2, Charak, Gold, Michmacher,Neeter. BEST: Joseph, Schneider, B.Zielinski, Samuels, P.Lebransky,Neeter.

BALACLAVA 6.5.41KEW 11.10.76BALACLAVA : Iacono 3, A .Breslin 2, Oaten . BEST PThomson, A . Bres-lin, Tangey, Morrison, I .Witchers, P.Byrden.KEW: McLean 2, Caridis 2, Kyriakou 2, Vidakovic, Peric, Price, Wors-ley, Toce. BEST: Peric, Karidis, French, Lewis, McLean, Wilcox .OLD HAILEYBURIANS 3 .2 13.2 14.4 17.7.109OLD MELBURNIANS 1 .7 4.8 6.10 9.11 .65OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Robertson 4, Smith 4, Tinkler 2, Wise 2, Farr,Bell, Seccull, Blackwell, B.Ladds. BEST: Constable, B.Ladds, Gilchrist,Mudge, Sinclair, Smith .O.M .F.C. Dawson 2, Daddo 2, Vaughn, BEST: Baldwin, Walker, Niall,Bedford, R .Nelson, Mackay.

D RESERVE SECTIO NNORTH BRUNSWICK 5.1 5.5 17.7 22 .11.143OLD CAMBERWELL 0.2 0.3 3.5 4.7.31NORTH BRUNSWICK : Marinella 6, M .Briffa 2, Blewitt 2, Sammartino2, Karatas 2, PFox 2, 1 Rooney, Carlyon, Bessell, Katsaounis,Jewson . BEST: Gering, Jewson, Marinella, P.Briffa, Sammartino,M .Briffa .

OLD CAMBERWELL : Guthrie 2, Hopkins, Iles . BEST Guthrie, Adams,Farmer, Iles, Knight, G .Neate.HEATHERTON 1.2 5.7 8.11 14.13.97OLD IVANHOE 2.4 3.6 6.6 6.7.43HEATHERTON : Elliot 4, L.Reiger 3, Ryan 3, Atkinson 2, Davidson,Scott . BEST: Davidson, Ryan, Freeman, Custerson, Elliot, Smith .OLD IVANHOE : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .BULLEEN UNITED 2 .1 4.3 4.5 9.8.62ST. KEVINS 5.0 11.2 16.5 19.6.120BULLEEN UNITED : Mason 2 . Berkfeld 2, Hocking 2, Fit, Robertson,Speed. BEST Zorzi, Green, Gandolfo, Berkfeld, Mason, Martledge .ST. KEVINS O.B. C.Nettlefold 7, Chaffey 4, Banova 2, Ryan 2, Wil-liams 2, Taberner, de Rooden . BEST: C.Nettlefold, Stone, Chaffey Bano-va, Dynon, Croman .

OLD MENTONIANS 9.10.64PRESTON MBOB 18.12.120PRESTON MBOB : D .0'Brien 4, Cummings 3, Finikiridies 3, Prowse2, Ryan 2, Johnston, P.O'Brien, DeBono, Hodgson . BEST: Richard-son, Mounsey, Thomas, A. Bullock, D.O'Brien, Cummings.OLD MENTONIANS: Goal Kickers and Best Playe rs not received .ELSTERNWICK 6.5.41COBURG 16.14.110ELSTERNWICK: Cook 3, Dunn, Perkins, Murphy. BEST O'Connor,Dunn, Ritchie, Cook, Rokebrand, Murphy.COBURG : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

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LAST ROUND'S RESULT S

E RESERVE SECTIO NBRUNSWICK - won on forfeit fromCLAYTON .

UHS OLD BOYS 7.4 .46OLD GEELONG 10.14.74

UHS OLD BOYS: Constantine 2, B.Boyce, Garroway, Rennick, Ed-wards, Hnatjuk. BEST: Schuller, Hudd, Lugg, Holland, Constantine, Za-nin, J .

OLD GEELONG : Chomley 4, Inglis 3, Fay 2, Jones. BEST: Allender,Atkins, Wanna, Fay, Reed, Chomley.

ST. BEDES - won on forfeit fro mPENINSULA O.B.

OLD ESSENDON 2.6 6.9 9.11 11 .14.80POWER HOUSE 0 .2 3.2 3.2 4.4.28

OLD ESSENDON : No goal kickers received . BEST: Cotter, Filipovic,Shaw, Crossley, Fordham, Thornton .

POWER HOUSE: Russell 2, Menable, Rattray. BEST P.Stewart, J.Moor,S.Holledge, S . Mason, Fuhrmann, Clemens .

WEST BRUNSWICK 10.5.65STATE BANK 3.8.26

WEST BRUNSWICK: Patterson 3, PMafagas 2, Chappel, Hokkenan,Frisch, I .McNiece, Poulter. BEST Leatham, I .McNeice, Rainone, Sheriff,M .Walsh, Wilkie.

STATE BANK: Rerden, Rogotewicz, Price . BEST: Rerden, Keating,Crameri, Cottman, Riccio, Rio.

F RESERVE SECTIO NWILLIAMSTOWN 17.7.109C'WEALTH BANK 5.8.38

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS : Sarong 4, Dawson 4, B.Ryan 2, PYates, Marr2, Lugowski, McGowan, Gammone. BEST: Sozanski, Smith, A .Ryan,G .Serong, De Bono, Gammone .

C'WEALTH BANK: A.Henry 2, B .Hayes 1, K.Mwhmet 2 . BEST:McNamee, A .Henry, Keating, Dunkley, Bartlett, Hagan .

ST ANDREWS 2.1 2.3 5.5 6.8.44AQUINAS O.B. 2.1 3.7 7.11 10 .15.75

ST. ANDREWS : THarper 4, L.Esposito, N .Stebbings. BEST: Harper,Casey, Stebbins, Overend, Esposito, Cook .

AQUINAS O.B. Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

OLD CAREY 8.6 .54WHITEFRIARS 13.21 .99

OLD CAREY: McCrae 2, Hands 2, Hay 2 . BEST: Jones, Thomas, Ben-ton, Clark, Hay, Sheedy.

WHITEFRIARS : P.Rohan 3, McKeown 2, Begley 2, Sutton 2 . Harris,Santamaria, Woolridge, C.White. BEST: Harris, McKeown, McLaugh-lin, Lefel, P.Rohan, Woolridge.

LATROBE UNIV 15.13.103FOOTSCRAY ITOB 1.3.9

LATROBE UNI : Reichelt 3, Polllock 3, Orvad 2, Limperakis 2, William-son, Hands, Javro, McMahon, Bastin . BEST: Gough, Conroy, Hands,Bastin, McMahon, Javro .

FOOTSCRAY ITOB : Nelson 1 . BEST Perry, Kennedy, Johnstone .

ST. LEONARDS 4.2 .26ANZ BANK 13.18.96

ST. LEONARDS : Not available. BEST: Harvison, Bullus, Ainalidis .

ANZ BANK: Birkenfelds 3, Brain 3, Simmonds 2, Illingworth 2, Hay-wood 2 . Harding 2 . An excellent team effort .

UNIV. REDS 8.8 .56DOVETON SJOC 9.16.70

DOVETON : Mallon 5, Gibbs 3, Hardie. BEST: Hardie, Gibbs, MarkPage, Labinski, Mallon, Phynehart .

UNIV. REDS: Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

UNDER 19 ZONE 1DE LA SALLEUNIV. BLUES

3.4 3.6 6.10 8 .13.614.2 15.10 17.14 24 .19.16 3

EE

DE LA SALLE: Higgins 3, Malizia 2, Miller, Rudd, Drake. BEST: Hig-gins, D.Fisher, Toohey, O'Cavaghan M . Rudd, Steiger.

UNIV. BLUES: B .Christie 4, Cross 4, Whitson 3, McPhee 3, Carroll 3,Giles 2, Jones, Judnig, McIntosh, D.Hallam, McKay. BEST Carroll ,Coloretti . Kudnig, Jones, Furphy, Broun .

MARCELLI NMHS OLD BOYS 9.13.67

MARCELLIN: Randall 6, Watt 3, Archdeacon 3, Mahon 2, Battistella2, Dillon, Finnigan . BEST Archdeacon, Finnigan, Buhagiar, Menzies,Randall, Battistella .

MHS OLD BOYS: O'Brian 4, Jones 3, Sheridon, McCullagh. BEST:Harrie, Kennedy, Marshall, Clowes, Baker, O'Brian .

OLD XAVERIANS 9.3 15.8 23.11 31 .14 .200NORTH O.B. 0.1 1.2 2.3 2.4.16

OLD XAVERIANS: Connors 6, Webb 5, O'Sullivan 4, McLoughlon 3,Gibson 3, Curtain 3, Klavac 2, Taylor 2, Meagher, M . Freeman, Quilty,Tully. BEST: Meagher, Taylor, Klein, Logon, Klavacs, Connors.

NORTH O.B . Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

COLLEGIANS 2.2 8.2 11.5 17.10.112OLD PARAD.GREEN 7.4 12.8 18.10 24.14.158

COLLEGIANS: We 3, Steel 3, Griffith 2, M .Conron 2, Smith 2, Moore2, Ryan 2 . Daly. BEST: Moore, Ryan, Jennings, Seaton, Daly, Steel .

OLD PARAD. GREEN.Goal Kickers and Best Playe rs not received .

BULLEEN-TEMP. 17.15.117ORMOND 15.11 .101

BULLEEN-TEMP. Pulse 3, Northey 2, Mihan 2, Hendrie 2 . Shine 2,Huber, Humphrey, Agosta, Philpots, Godden, Robertson. BEST Pulse,Engellener, Cameron, Disanto, Huber, Agosta .

ORMOND: Thompson 4, Martin 4, Grace 3, Heargreaves, Newstead,Knight, Connolly . BEST Martin, Grace, Dixon, Knight, Middleton, Daw .

U,NDER 19 ZONE 2OLD MELB. 1.4 3.8 3.13 4.13.37ST. BERNARDS 4.4 5.6 10.8 15.13.103

OLD MELB: Terril 2, Gillard, Bunny. BEST. Elstoft, Tymms, Hallo, Bland,Woxvold, Terril .

ST. BERNARDS : Sultana 6, Mamarti 2, Fitzgerald 2, Overman 2, Gol-lant 2, Capes . BEST: Capes, Dempsey, Abfalter, Matthews, Mamarti,Sultana.

ST KILDA CBOC 10.9.69OLD SCOTCH 14.17.101

ST. KILDA: Fanzo 3, Krull 1, Mann, Cusack, Krull, Gilmore, Sossa.BEST: Trabinger, Pearl, Franzo, Murrihy, Gilmore ,

OLD SCOTCH : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

OLD BRIGHTON 6.3 6.6 10.12 14 .14 .98THOMASTOWN 1.2 7.5 9.6 10.9 .69

THOMASTOWN : Nackovski 3, Micevski, Zaicos, G .Bubis, lonnidis,Gioulekas, Lavletta, Gavita . BEST: Lavletta, Theodorou, S. Bradford, Vi-tale, Tsakkos, Stoicevski .

OLD BRIGHTON : Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived .

UNIV. BLACKS 13.14.92THERRY 23.18 .156

UNIV. BLACKS : Blew 2, Chomely 2, Heard 2, Nandlal 2, Shaddock2, Bromell, Carstens, Saunders . BEST: Nandlal, Robinson, Chomely,Shaddock, Blew, Saunders .

THERRY: Brundell 7, Walker 6, Shine 4, Eastmure, Fleming, O'Kear-ney. BEST Zanetti, Shine, Vrundell, Taylor, Doran, Hewat .

OLD HAILEYBURY 23.16.154BANYULE 17.13.115

OLD HAILEYBURY: Lasscock 7, Lane 4, Parton 4, Rae 3, Farr 2, White-head, Jones, Daubeney. . BEST Rae, D.Merrett, Lasscock, Jones, Lane,Parton .

BANYULE: Jenkins 7, Mooney 3, Collins 2, Arrandt, West, Jones,Pyers. White . BEST Jenkins, Collins, Pyers, Turnbull, Mill, Austi n

18.13 .121

UNDER 19 ZONE 3WHITEFRIARSMONASH BLUES

5 .4 9 .8 12.12 16.18.11 40.2 2.4 4.6 5.7.37


LAST ROUND'S RESULT SWHITEFRIARS: O'Sullivan 4, O'Brien 3, Driscoll 3, Jenkins 2, Strike,Sully, Dunn, Pelligrino. BEST Driscoll, C. Houston, O'Brien, O'Sullivan,Selkirk, Strike.

MONASH BLUES: Clarke 2, Manuell, Collins . Gust. BEST Clarke,Koop, Mrric, Coote, O'Keefe, Liston .

IVANHOE 10.5.65CAUL .GRAMM. 16.20.116IVANHOE : Manuel 2, Lencagher 2, Mathews A, Damas, B. DonahueM . Cenagdziia. BEST: Flynn, Baro, Blain, Manuel, O'Connell, Langher.CAULFIELD GRAMM: Sammells 4, Bowater 4, Dino 2, Kahofer 2, Turn-er 2, Brohier, Royals. BEST: Armstrong, Dino, Bowater, Brohier, Roy-als, Kahofer.

THE SCORE ON THE SCORESSome clubs, particularly in the higher sections,

seem to think they have the right to ring the PressCorrespondent early on Saturday evening for scoresin other matches in the section .

Our phone is far too busy from 4 .45 p.m . till 9 p.m .to be able to give these cores - very often we ha-ven't even got them - and any request will in futurebe turned down .

There are several ways of obtaining scores of othergames in your section - from Radio Stations 3DB,3AW and 3LO, or by phoning the other grounds .

GEORGE McTAGGART,P re ss Correspondent .

WILLIAMSTOWN 15.20.110FAWKNER 5.6 .36WILLIAMSTOWN: Bouchier 4, Whitty 4, Mazouris 3, Cuce 2, Height2, Morelli 2. BEST Borg, Mazouris, Cuce, Caulfield, Height, Bouchier.FAWKNER: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.OLD PARAD. PURPLE. No detailsreceived.HAMPTON ROVERS 23.13 .151HAMPTON ROVERS : J.Ross 6, Moss 4, A .McGregor 3, McKellar 3,LeGrand 3, Rechia, G .Devereaux, Clements, Warhurst, S.McGregor.BEST Engelkamp, Moss, Warhurst, Nuttall, McKellar, J.Ross.

THE BLACK LIST(Ca) - Failed to phone final scores by 5 p.m. -Reserves by 3 p.m. - FINE FIVE DOLLARS .(Cb) - Also failed to phone scores by 5.30 p.m.- FINE TEN DOLLARS.(Cc) - Failed to phone A Section details to PressCorrespondent by 5.30 p.m . ; scores (if necessary)by 6 p .m. ; or B Section details by 6.30 p.m. -FINE TEN DOLLARS .OLD TRINITY (Cb) - $10.OLD MENTONIANS (Cb & Cc) - $20.WILLIAMSTOWN (Cb & Cc) - $20.COLLEGIANS U19 (Cb & Cc) - $20.ST. KILDA CBC (Cb & Cc) - $20.BALACLAVA RES. (Ca) - $5 .OLD CAREY RES. (Ca) - $5 .

Representative Football 1987JUNE 7th VAFA `CDEFGH' v ACT in CANBERR A

JUNE 7th VAFA - SAAFL in ADELAIDEJUNE 20th VAFA - VCFL at LAVINGTON

Elsternwick Park Programme 1987April 11th - Univ. Blues v Bulleen-Temp. (A)April 25th - Old Xaverians v De La Salle (A)May 2nd - Collegians v Old Xaverians (A)May 9th - Caulfield Gramm. v Collegians (A)May 16th - North O.B. v Bulleen-Temp (A)

PHONING OF SCORESSENIOR & UNDER 19 SECTIONS

BEFORE 5 P.M .RESERVES BEFORE 3 P.M .

to MRS ANNE HALLY at379 8171

May 23rd - Old Scotch v De La SalleMay 30th - Banyule v St . Kilda CBOCJune 13th - Parkside v Therry CCOBJune 14th - St . Kevins v Old MentoniansThe remaining matches will be announcedin May.

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PHONING OF DETAIL SA SECTION BEFORE 5.30 P.M.B SECTION 6P.M. to 6:30 P.M .Mr. GEORGE McTAGGART at

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Foster's LagerG SECTION

Bloods 1 1 0 152 22 690.91 4Port Colts 1 1 0 114 39 292.31 4Monash Whites 1 1 0 101 49 206.12 4Old Scotch 1 1 0 105 52 201 .92 4De La Salle 1 1 0 68 41 165.85 4Kew 1 1 0 98 63 155.56 4Collegians 1 0 1 63 98 64.29 0St. Bernards O.C. 1 0 1 41 68 60.29 0Old Haileybury 1 0 1 52 105 49 .52 0GTV-9 1 0 1 49 101 48.51 0Old Melburnians 1 0 1 39 114 34.21 0Marcellin 1 0 1 22 152 14.47 0

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100 GAMES - PHIL KINGSTON - ORMONDAll at Ormond would like to congratulate Phil King-

ston on playing his 100th game for the Club today.Phil joined Ormond from Old Haileybury after win-

ning the 1980 Junior Section Best &Fairest at thatClub. He had been a very consistent and honest per-former at Ormond and was rewarded for this in 1986by gaining State Selection and also finishing 2nd inthe Ormond B & F.

Being a very respected player at Ormond, Phil hasbeen rewarded with the honour of being elected Vice-Captain of the club for 1987 . His great contributionto the club is also evidenced off the field, and Philis a current member of the Ormond Committee. Allthe best "Kingo"!

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***The Old Xaverians Football Club would like to re-

mind its supporters and all clubs which visit Yarra Parkthat car parking is very limited this season .

The construction of the new Tennis Centre andremoval of the Old Scotch Oval have increased theparking problem .

In some cases supporters will need to use MCCparking areas for the normal fee . As all will realize thisis beyond our control. Sorry.

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Security designed for your peace of mind .

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Old ParadiansOld XaveriansOrmondOld ScotchDe La SalleBulleen/Temp.Caulfield GrammarUniv. Blue sNorth O .B.Collegians

MarcellinOld TrinityParksideTherryFawknerUniv. BlacksBanyuleSt. Bernards O.C .St. Kilda CBOCIvanho e

MonashKewOld MelburniansThomastownMHSOBAJAXOld BrightonOld HaileyburyBalclavaHampton Rovers

Old IvanhoeSt . KevinsNorth BrunswickElstemwickPreston MBOBOld MentoniansCoburgOld CamberwellBulleen UnitedHeatherton

COMMANDER COMPUTER SYSTEMS PTY . LTD .

V.A.F.A. PREMIERSHIP LISTSW L D FOR AGST % Pts .

A SECTION1 1 0 157 80 196.25 41 1 0 147 94 156.38 41 1 0 105 80 131.25 41 1 0 121 93 130.11 41 1 0 148 114 129.82 41 0 114 148 77.03 01 0 93 121 76.86 01 0 80 105 76.19 01 0 94 147 63.95 01 0 80 157 50.96 0

B SECTIO N1 1 0 175 70 250.00 41 1 0 134 54 248.15 41 1 0 146 103 141 .75 41 1 0 143 116 123.28 41 0 134 130 103.08 41 0 130 134 97.01 01 0 116 143 81 .12 01 0 103 146 70.55 01 0 54 134 40.30 01 0 1 70 175 40.00 0

C SECTION1 1 0 168 68 247.06 41 1 0 209 108 193.52 41 1 0 142 105 135.24 41 0 149 118 126.27 41 0 119 115 103.48 4

1 0 115 119 96.64 01 0 118 149 79.19 01 0 1 105 142 73.94 01 0 1 108 209 51 .67 0

1 0 1 68 168 40.48 0

D SECTION1 0 143 82 174.39 41 0 106 67 158.21 41 0 138 107 128.97 41 0 119 96 123.96 41 1 0 96 81 118.52 41 0 1 81 96 84.38 01 0 1 96 119 80.67 01 0 1 107 138 77.54 01 0 1 67 106 63.21 01 0 1 82 143 57,34 0

E SECTION1 1 0 139 34 408.82 41 1 0 159 66 240.91 41 1 0 168 104 161.54 41 1 0 83 69 120.29 41 1 0 88 78 112.82 41 0 1 78 88 88.64 01 0 1 69 83 83.13 01 0 1 104 168 61 .90 01 0 1 66 159 41 .51 01 0 1 34 139 24.46 0

F SECTION1 1 0 181 79 229.11 41 1 0 181 79 217.54 41 1 0 133 73 182.19 41 1 0 159 93 170.97 41 1 0 149 97 153.61 41 1 0 91 67 135.82 41 0 1 67 91 73.63 01 0 1 97 149 65.10 01 0 1 93 159 58.49 01 0 1 73 133 54.89 01 0 1 57 124 45.97 01 0 1 79 181 43 .65 0

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St . LeonardsDoveton SJOCAquinas O.B.Williamstown CYMSWhitefriarsLaTrobe Univ.FI .TO.B .Old CareyCommonwealth BankSt. AndrewsUniv. RedsANZ Ban k

OrmondNo rth O.B .Old ScotchDe La SalleCollegiansOld ParadiansBulleen/TempCaulfield GrammarOld XaveriansUniv. Blue s

MarcellinSt. Kilda CBOCParkside

A RESERVE SECTION1 0 119 48 247.92 41 0 89 46 193.48 41 0 126 89 141 .57 41 0 91 67 135.82 41 1 0 87 71 122.54 41 0 1 71 87 81 .61 01 0 1 67 91 73.63 01 0 1 89 126 70.63 0

1 46 89 51 .69 0 11 0 1 48 119 40.34 0

B RESERVE SECTIO N1 1 0 88 40 220.00 41 1 0 104 51 203.92 41 1 0 106 53 200.00 4

TherryFawknerUniv. BlacksBanyuleOld TrinitySt . Bernards O.C .Ivanhoe

KewOld HalleyburyThomastownM .H .S.O.B .Hampton RoversMonash BluesAJA XOld BrightonOld MelburniansBalaclava

Nort h BrunswickCoburgHeathe rtonSt . KevinsPreston MBOBOld MentoniansBulleen UnitedOld IvanhoeElsternwickOld Camberwel l

Old Ess. Gramm.West BrunswickOld GeelongBrunswickSt. BedesU .H .S.O .B.State BankPowerhouseClayton

1 0 123 69 178.26 40 0 43 43 100.00 20 0 43 43 100.00 20 1 69 123 56.10 00 1 51 104 49.04 00 1 53 106 50.00 00 1 40 88 45.45 0

C RESERVE SECTION1 0 76 41 185.37 41 0 109 65 167.69 41 0 111 73 152.05 41 0 93 65 143 .08 4

1 1 0 73 59 123.73 41 0 59 73 80.82 01 0 65 73 69.89 01 0 73 111 65.77 01 0 65 109 59.63 01 0 41 76 53.95 0

D RESERVE SECTION1 1 0 143 31 461.29 41 1 0 110 41 268.29 41 1 0 97 43 225.58 41 1 0 120 62 193.55 41 0 120 64 187.50 41 0 64 120 53.33 01 0 62 120 51 .67 01 0 43 97 44.33 0

0 41 110 32.37 00 31 143 21.68 0

E RESERVE SECTIO N1 0 80 28 285.71 41 0 65 26 250.00 41 0 74 46 160.87 41 0 0 0 0.00 4

0 0 0 0.00 41 0 1 46 74 62.16 01 0 1 26 65 40.00 0

0 1 28 80 35.00 01 0 1 0 0 0.00 0

F RESERVE SECTIONLatrobe Univ.ANZ BankWilliamstown CYMSWhitefriarsAquinas O.B.Doveton SJOCUniv. RedsSt. AndrewsOld CareyC'wealth BankSt. LeonardsF.I .T.O. B.

Old XaveriansUniv. BluesMarcellinOld Parad . G reenBulleen/Temp.Ormon dCollegiansM .H .S.O.B .De La SalleNorth O.B.

St. Bernards O.C.TherryOld ScotchOld BrightonOld HaileyburyBanyuleThomastownSt . Kilda CBOCUniv. BlacksOld Melburnians

1 0 103 91144.44 41 0 96 26 369.23 41 0 119 38 313.16 41 0 99 54 183.33 41 0 75 44 170 .45 4

1 1 0 70 56 125.00 41 0 56 70 80.00 01 0 44 75 58.67 01 0 54 99 54.55 01 0 38 119 31.931 0 26 96 27.081 0 9 103 8.74

UNDER 19 ZONE 11 1 0 200 16 1250 .001 1 0 163 61 267.211 1 0 121 67 180 .601 1 0 158 112 141 .071 0 117 101 115 .841 0 1 101 117 86.321 0 1 112 158 70.891 0 1 67 121 55 .3 7

0 1 61 163 37.420 1 16 200 8 .00

UNDER 19 ZONE 21 0 103 37 278 .3 81 0 156 92 169.571 0 101 69 146.381 0 98 69 142.03

1 0 154 115 133.910 1 115 154 74.680 1 69 98 70 .4 10 1 69 101 68.32 0

1 0 1 92 156 58.97 01 0 1 37 103 35.92 0

UNDER 19 ZONE 3Whitefrlars 1 1 0 114 37 308.11 4Williamstown CYMS 1 1 0 110 36 305.56 4Hampton Rovers 1 1 0 151 58 260.34 4Caulfield Grammar 1 1 0 116 65 178 .46 4Ivanhoe 1 0 1 65 116 56.03 0Old Paradians Purple 1 0 1 58 151 38.41 0Fawkner 1 0 1 36 110 32.73 0Monash Blues 1 0 1 37 114 32.46 0

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