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EDITORIALby Phil Steven s

INFECTIOUS DISEASES POLICY

At the Executive Meeting on 10 August an InfectiousDiseases Policy for the Association was adopted .

The Association was acutely aware of communityconcern regarding the dangers of transmission ofinfectious diseases, particularly HIV(AIDS) and HepatitisB . The Association accordingly consulted a specialistinfectious diseases physician Dr Peter Stanley who alsohappens to be a former amateur footballer and thushas an understanding of amateur football to developthat is both effective and practical .

The policy adopted is as follows :Introduction :

This policy is to take immediate effect for all gamesadministered by the VAFA .

The policy is based to a significant degree upon theInfectious Diseases Policy published by the AustralianSports Medicine Federation Ltd, 2nd edition, revisedand reprinted August 1991 but adapted specifically tothe perceived needs of amateur football .The Need for a Policy :

A number of blood-borne infectious diseases canbe transmitted during body contact and collision sports .The more serious include HEPATITIS and HIV(AIDS)infections, These diseases may be spread by contactbetween broken skin or mucous membranes, e .g . theeye and the inside of the mouth, and infected blood orsaliva contaminated by blood .

It should be stressed at this point that the risk factorof transmission of such infections is very low but, havingregard to the potential outcomes of such infections, theAssociation believes it must take all reasonable stepsto minimise that risk.

N .B. There is no evidence that sweat/urine, and tearswill transmit Hepatitis B or HIV .Conduct of Matches : A . During the Game :

1 . Biting : (a) Biting of ANY person is prohibited ;(b) Umpires will be directed to report EVERY incidentof biting ; (c) Clubs are directed to report through theInvestigation committee EVERY incident of biting notalreay reported ; (d) Tribunals and Investigation commit-tees will be directed as to the dangers of transmissionof infection by this means in order to take this factor intoconsideration when fixing penalties for biting offences .

2 . Spitting : (a) Spitting at umpires, players, officialsor any person is prohibited; (b) Umpires will be directedto report EVERY incident of spitting ; (c) Clubs aredirected to report through the Investigation committeeEVERY incident of spitting at a person or persons not

already reported ; (d) Tribunals and Investigationcommittees will be directed as to the dangers oftransmission of infection by this means in order to takethis factor into consideration when fixing penalties forspitting offences .3. Cuts and Abrasions : (a) All wounds resulting in bloodloss shall be covered by a clean dressing ; (b) Wherebleeding is continuing and is not controlled by a dressingthe player shall leave the field, voluntarily or by directionof afield umpire, until the bleeding is controlled and thewound properly dressed ; (c) The dressing of woundsmust be clean and not blood-soaked . Where dressingsare blood-soaked the player shall leave the field,voluntarioly or by direction of a field umpire, until thewound is covered by a clean dressing ; (d) Where clothingis contaminated by blood, eg . jumpers or shorts, it mustbe replaced priorto the player being allowed to resumeplay. The player may be directed by a field umpire toleave the field until the clothing is replaced ; (e) If bleedingcannot be controlled and the wound securely covered,the player shall not be permitted to continue in the game .B . TEAM AREAS:

1 . It is the club's responsibility to ensure that thedressing rooms be clean and tidy . Particular attentionshould be paid to hand-basins, toilets and showers .Adequate soap, paper hand-towels, brooms, refuse dis-posal bins and disinfectants must be available at all times .

2 . All clothing, equipment and surfaces contaminatedby blood must be treated as potentially infectious andtreated accordingly.

3. Plastic bags ought to be available to dispose ofpotentially contaminated clothing and dressings .

4. At training sessions all open cuts and wounds mustbe treated immediately and covered with cleandressings .

5. It is preferable that there be no sharing of towels,face washers and drink containers .

6 . There should be no sharing of shaving razors .Players, Umpires and Officials Personal Protection :

1 . It is the responsibility of all players, umpires andofficials to maintain strict personal hygiene as this is thebest method of controlling the spread of infectiousdiseases.

2 . It is strongly recommended that ALL players,umpires and officials be vaccinated against HepatitisB . This involves a series of three injections over a periodof six months .

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A SECTIONby Adam Kenyon

REVIEWOrmond easily accounted for a lacklustreScotch .Scotch's inability to convert with the aid of the breeze

in the 1st terms cost them any chance in this game .Ormond rover Brett Conneel had a field day

finishing with 5 goals.Unfortunately Ormond's efforts were all in vain as

Haileybu ry defeated St Bernard's to cement theirplace in the four.

Missing finals doesn't go down well at Ormond andmuch off season soul searching and recruiting will takeplace .

Scotch have promised so much but can't quiteproduce the goods when it really counts .

Gavin Eagle has had a great year as have Andrewand Tim Hart and Andrew Smith but they will needto have a greater go if they want to succeed in A-section .

Haileybu ry 's victory over St Bernard's was onewhich showed enormous character.

Holding only an 11 pt 3/4 time lead the Bloods booted4 goals against the wind in the final term to win by 16 pts .

The charge was led by Dave Connell and Glen nBorg as St Bernard's relented under the pressure fromthe Bloods .

The on ball pair of Vin Comito and Luke Gollantkept St Bernard's in the game but inaccurate final termkicking saw them lose any chance of winning the gameand consequently any chance of getting a berth in the2nd semi final .

The two teams meet again today in the first semi finalin what should be a torrid encounter.

Collegians held aspirited De La Salle at bayto runout victors by 4 pts.

The lions looked in control all day but a mid quarterfinal term run on saw the reigning premiers come within4 pts of the current A-section leaders .

Good 4 quarter players were hard to finds as the teambattled for form in the blustery conditions.

Danny Smith was in good touch in his back pocketand at the other end Stuart Hinchen wore Pat Mannix'like a glove'.

There was plenty of spite in this game and we all lookforward to next week's 2nd semi final .

Therry moved off the bottom of the ladder andhanded the wooden spoon to Man;ellin .

Both clubs will be in B-section in '93 . Paul Gilmourset up Therry's victory in a best on ground displaywhich saw him bag 6 goals .

Therry's 10 goal 2nd half saw them the moredetermined unit and if not for injuries they could wellhave stayed in A-section and for that matter so couldhave Marcellin .

Dave Cooper and Matt Amad played well at halfback for the Eagles but once again the lack of effectiveforwards was their downfall .

Old Xavs ensured themselves of avoiding relegation

when they held out a relentless No rth Old Boys .The Xavs looked home at 3/4 time when they held

a 19 pt lead but No rt h booted 6.5 in the final term toputXavs potentially into relegation contention, buttheXaverians stood up to the challenge and won the game.

Dan Richardson and Dave Landrigan weredesperate in defence whilst Luke Boyle (8 goals), SteveBrazil and Tim Jones never gave up for No rt h .

The Old Boys will be disappointed with theirseason and I imagine the Xaverians looking toconsolidate .

1ST SEMI FINAL PREVIE WLuke Gollant hasa surprised me as he surely is the

best spearhead option they have . It wouldn't surpriseme if we see the Gollant brothers holding down thekey forward post today .

At the other end of the ground the Bloods have highmarking Ga ry Phillips astheir main target with SimonMeehan, Wes Byrns, Andrew Walden and Matt DeMattia providing the other options .

Pace seems to be the key to the Haileyburianforward set up but the St Bernard defence is surelynot slow.

Paul and Anthony Capes are the marshalls of theSt Bernard defence along with Frank Dunnell whomay be a bit slow for his opponents today.

Thetenacity and determination of the St Bernard'sdefenders is unquestioned and they have held somevery good sides to ordinary scores this year.

In the midfield Haileybu ry will be missing ChrisMcKenzie who is arguably the best centreman in thecompetition .

His place will be filled by Wayne Phillips whoperformed magnificently in the pivot earlier on in theyear.

On either wing Phillips will have the talented duoof Peter Thiessen and Matt Armstro ng . This pair havebeen consistently damaging this year and their pacecoupled with their stamina can be hard to stop.

Rob Purcell can be a destructive centreman but helacks consistency, mind you Phillips would not wantto give him too much latitude because his pinpointdisposal can create golden opportunities for playersupfieid.

The first semi final clash between St Bernard's andOld Haileyburians should be a beauty.

St Bernard's have defied all the odds to make thefinals in their first season back in the top grade andHaileybu ry have charged home to make the A-sectionfinals for the first time ever .

This match will be atough encounter with both teamsprepared to run straight and hard at the ball . What theymay lack in skill (which is not very much!) is made upfor with desperation and commitment .

We will see two playing coaches in action today -Simon Meehan and Frank Dunell .

Meehan who earlier in the year came out ofretirement to help lift the Bloods from the bottom of theladder is an inspiration on the field and with his paceand skill can tear defences apart .

Dunell simply directs traffic with his exsperience andaccurate disposal .

The defences will have to be on their toes today asboth teams have numerous avenues to goal .

Josh Wayter, Billy Baxter, Dave Connell and Bre ttCa rt y have formed the basis of a fine defence forHaileybu ry and although they may not be the fastestor prettiest in the competition, on recent form they mustrank with the meanest .

The St Bernard's forwards are quick andunpredictable with Greig Wood, Nick Mitchell, GavinKeane all capable of kicking goals .

Simon Walsh is a nippy winger that is likely to pickup Armstrong - this will be a quick battle and the duelcould go either way.

On the ball we see Wayne Carey tackle the duo ofMark O rten and tan Kidgell . Kidgell's form this yearhas been surprisingly ordinary - we all know what heis capable of . O rten has been in good touch and boththe Haileyburians will have to be on their game to shutCarey out .

Luke Gollant and Jack Overman will share the ruckroving duties - they are persistent and skillful .

The Bloods ruck rovers of Matt De Mattia and GlenTanner are vigorous and skilled and the ruck rovingbattle should be a highlight .

Roving we see Vin Comito and Matt Mulkearnstake on Chris Kraus and Simon Meehan .

Basically all these players are in form and run all day.The Haileyburian duo may be a bit quicker but the classof the St Bernard pair is undoubted .

The weather may play a major role in today's result .St Bernard's handle the heavy or windy conditions

far better than the Bloods yet dry, still conditions willsee Haileybu ry hold the advantage.

On paper there is nothing separating these twoteams.

St Bernard's have had the advantage of their homeground to reach this year's finals and in recent weekshave not been playing well .

Haileybu ry are on a roll, know how to run atElsternwick Park and are supremely confident .

The confidence is the element that should see th eBloods infrontatthe bell in whatwill be adour physicalstruggle.

Are Haileybu ry the sleeping giants? Haileybu ry by12 points .

FIRST SEMI FINALELSTERNWICK PARK - SUNDAY 30/8

SENIORS - 2 .15 pmST BERNARD'S vs OLD HAILEYBURYField: W. Hinton, R . Bel lBoundary: L . Gallagher, M . KolpinGoal : M . Lentini, D . Humphries

RESERVES - 11 .30 a mOLD SCOTCH vs ORMONDField: P. Cherry, C. KeetonBoundary: M . English, D. KramerGoal: R . Dunstan, L . Mirach i

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SENIORSDE LA SALLE 0.1 3.5 4.5 10.7.67COLLEGIANS 3.3 5.4 9.10 10.11 .71DE LA SALLE DilloOn 3, Mannix 2, Maloney, McClounan . Wright . Fraser,Campbell, BEST D. Smith, A . Ronchi . C . McClounan, C . Campbell, A .Mackintosh, N . Van Der Pligt.COLLEGIANS Parkin 2, Schober2, Pollock 2 . Galbraith, Mount, Hoyle,Lake . BEST R . Schobec D . Hoyle, A . Parkin, D. Warner, S Hinchen, J .Bennet tTHERRY 2.3 5.4 9.12 15.18.108MARCELLIN 1.2 6.6 7.7 8.13.61THERRY Gilmour 6, Zanetti 3. A. Baker 2, G . Baker, Eastmure,Biddlestone, McCann BEST P. Gilmour, M . Goodwin . B. Carter. P. Ryan,G . Biddlestone, N . CourtMARCELLIN Petroff 3, Lmdenmayer 2. Ebert 2 . Bourke, BEST D, Cooper,M Amad, J. Amad, M . Getson, F. Battistella, D . EbertORMOND 0.3 6.11 9.15 14.20 .104OLD SCOTCH 2.7 2.9 4.15 9.18 .72ORMONDConnell5, Cleary 2, Wood 2, Schuhkraft, S. Grace, Kingston.Jobling, Gilmore BEST C . Clark, B. Connell, S Grace, A . Jobling, R.Barnes, A FitzgeraldOLD SCOTCH Millar 3, McCall 2, Hosking 2, Aufard . Duthie BEST G .Eagle, T. Hart, J . Laird, S . Gibbs, A . Smith, R Fulle rOLD HAILEYBURIANS 4.4 6.5 9.10 13.11 .89ST BERNARDS 1.2 7.5 8.5 10.13.73OLD HAILEYBURIANS Kraus 3, G Phillips 2, Meehan 2 . Walden 2,Lappage, Tanner, DeMattia, Kidgell BEST D . Connell, G . Borg, A . Walden,C Kraus, P Thiessen, B . Cart yST BERNARDS Mitchell 3, Keane3, Dunell, S Walsh, J. Gollant, Marshall .BEST V. Comito, L. Gollant, J . Overman, S Walsh, P. Capes, M, Marshall .OLD XAVERIANS 7.2 12.4 14.8 18 .13.121NORTH OLD BOYS 3.1 7.6 10.13 16.18 .114OLD XAV ERIANS Stoney 4, Denton 4, D Holmes 2, M. Bourke 2 . Dillon,O'Sullivan, Logan, M . Holmes, P. Salter, Hannebery BEST D. Richardson .D. Landrigan, M . Logan, D. Holmes, T. O'Sullivan, B. Denton .NORTH OLD BOYS Boyle 3 . Lambrou . Tierney. Jones, Egan, Conti,O'Farrell, Martin, Abrahams BEST L. Boyle, T Jones . S . Brazil, J Curran,D Little. G Phyland

RESERVESDE LA SALLE 0.1 1,5 2.6 3.9.27COLLEGIANS 3.6 4.7 4.10 5.13.43DE LA SALLE P O'Callaghan, Maher, M . Edmonds BEST Beaverstock,Brasher, Jackson, O'Brien, M. Edmonds, B Smit hCOLLEGIANS Foard 2, Phillips, Eyles, Coyne. BEST Hibbins, Harry,Phillips, Proctor, Lemon, Oliphant.THERRY 3.3 7.5 9.7 11 .12 .78MARCELLIN 6.4 8.6 10.9 12.9.81THERRY Falcone 3, A. Eastmure 2, Harrington 2. Vaina 2, S Lav{ch .Toohey. BEST Vaina, Davies, Ryan, Gallagher, Murphy, ScuilliMARCELLIN Beattie 5, Golds 2, Hewitt 2, Psoras 2, Mason BEST Psoras .Chalkley, Beattie . Golds, Tyrell, HewittORMOND 4.6 5.6 7.7 7.8 .50OLD SCOTCH 1.1 6.8 7.9 11 .13.79ORMOND Kukuljan 5, McGaw, Connolly. BEST Kukullan . Abrahams,Davine, Marnow, Collins, McGawOLD SCOTCH N Hooper 5 . Byrne 2, Hodges . Fox, K . Stokes, AstonBEST N . Hooper, B. Steele, Byrne, Woodhouse, Jackson, Petty.OLD HAILEYBURIANS 0.1 1.1 3.1 6.3 .39ST BERNARDS 4.5 5.9 9.14 10 .15 .75OLD HAILEYBURIANS Kraus 3, G . Phillips 2 . Meehan 2, Walden 2,Lappage, Tanner, DeMattia . Kidgell- BEST Connell, Borg . Walden . Kraus,Thiessen, CartySTBERNARDS Law4 . Mathewes3, Kennedy. McCleave. Looker, BESTLaw, Nathan, Kennedy. Morrice, Mathewes. Purcell .OLD XAVERIANS 2 .3 5.6 8.7 13 .12 .90NORTH OLD BOYS 4 .4 8.10 11 .13 14 .16 .100OLD XAVERIANS Hall 3, Fitz3, Lowe 2, G Dalton 2, A . McCorkell . Clarke,Connors BEST Lowe. Clare, Collopy. Fennessy, Fitz, Chamberlin .NORTH OLD BOYS Hanlon 6. Lynch 4, Anderson 2, Bugela, RowlandsBEST Lynch, Hanlon. Curul6 . Zumbo, Leigh, Cannizzard

DE LA SALL ESince the inception of De La into the Amateur

Association, great work has been done by the ladiesin staffing the kiosk, running social activities and servingon Club Committees. To name a few - Peg Purcell,Tess May, Norah and Jan Lofts and many more uptto the present time of Julie Sheedy, Wendy Hines,The Beddoe-Dacy families and Joy Bolt . The 1992Thursday night meals by Pat Dacy and Mary Rudd,with assistance by frilly aproned Laurie Dacy and LesRudd, is a continuation of the great support by thoseladies and many others, too numerousto name. A warmthank you to all supportive ladies.

A reflection at the close of the first section of 1992Season . Since 1975 De La have figured in final roundsin 16 of the 18 years, with eight premierships, and arehopeful of making it nine on Sunday 20th September .

]LETTER

PHIL'S LETTER OF THE WEEK

Dear John ,I read with considerable interest your letter which was

published in last week's Amateur Footballer .I am appreciative of your congratulations of all club

umpires as clearly you, like myself, appreciate the rolethey play to ensure that reserve football continues .

I have noted your comments regarding "Area-ZoneTraining Groups" and it is really in relation to that aspectof your letter that I wish to write to you .

I am acutely aware that Elsternwick Park is a difficultvenue for umpires from the northern suburbs to get tofor training .

I am aware and have experienced at first hand theconcept of two training venues, one north of the city,for umpires . I regret to say that on the occasion it wastried it did not work basically because it involvedduplication of coaching resources and, moreimportantly, it split the umpires into two groups whichcertainly affected the spirit amongstthe umpires as anassociation .

► EDI tORIAL contrnued from page 7

3 . All players, umpires or officials with prior evidenceof these diseases are strongly advised to obtainconfidential advice and clearance from a doctor priorto participation or involvement.

4. Clubs should supply disposable gloves for use bytheir training staff on match days and at trainingsessions.

5. In the event that medication is administered toplayers by injection there must be no sharing of needles .

Umpires have been directed to enforce the polic ywith common sense. Clubs ought ensure that on matchdays there is an ample supply of clean dressings forwounds as well as a supply of spare jumpers and shorts .Failure to ensure adequate supplies may result in aplayer not being permitted to take any further part in amatch .

Any queries regarding the policy or its applicationought be directed in writing to the General Manager.

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As you will appreciate, we have been succeeding overthe past couple of years in not only increasing ournumber of umpires, but also the quality generallythroughout all grades . One of the major factorsinfluencing this success has been the strength of ourumpires' association through the spirit it hasengendered . One of the major reasons for this strengthis the fact that all umpires train together as a group atElsternwick Park .

I therefore cannot see the Umpire Committeereverting to another training venue in the foreseeablefuture.

We do however cater for umpires with experience whoare unable to train with us. They form the "supple-mentary list" and umpire in the junior sections with ayoung umpire.

I would be happy to discuss reserve umpiring withyou and thank you for the interest you have shown .

Yours faithfully

Philip Rowel lUmpire Committee Chairman

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( Y=~~ r~ Fj,j~'7 ~~~E~ r~ Q~.Finals commence at Elsternwick Park this weeken d

and patrons are once again reminded that ElsternwickPark is to be'The Park Without Bark' meaning that dogsare not allowed to be taken into Elsternwick Park duringmatches .

Although dogs may well beafamily pet, VAFA FamilyFootball means being ableto watch football withouttheinterruption and dangers of dogs.

Whist on reminders!!! Clubs participating in finals areresponsible for cleaning dressing rooms after use .Already two clubs from whom we borrow grounds havecomplained bitterly about the state rooms have beenleft in .

In cases like this we ask clubs to organise for roomsto be cleaned and clubs are invoiced accordingly .

Please remember that we only have access to thesegrounds in the future if we treat them with respect .

~t~**Interesting article sent down by ex-VAFA Umpire

Advisor David Levens . Sharon, as mentioned is an ex-VAFA umpire, whilst Tracey Greene is the wife of BrettGreene who was an A-section umpire with us in 1990 .

WOMEN IN WHITEWOMEN will make up the entire umpiring team

controlling a senior match for the first time in AustralianRules history in NSW tomorrow.

The female umpires will be in charge of the SydneyFootball League reserves match between East Sydneyand Western Suburbs.

Both field umpires have officiated in other states .

Sharon Alger was a member of the AFL UmpiringDevelopment Squad, and umpired seniorfootball in theVictorian Amateurs before her transfer to Sydney.

Amanda Norris has umpired senior football inTasmania and the NT.

Boundary umpires Franca Shewell and TraceyGreene are married to field umpires in Sydney whilethe goal umpires are linked with the AFL .

Kirsten Tona is the sister of North Melbourne's BenBuckley and Georgia Morey works in reception with theSydney Swans .

Gate attendants are reporting quite frequentinstances of club supporters and even playersbelonging to certain clubs refusing to pay at gates orsimply climbing fences into games .

Clubs are warned against these practices and areadvised that if individuals are identified, clubs will beinvoiced accordingly. This will even extend to playerswho have given away their entry ticket .

VOTE COUNT . . . . . . . . . MONDAY SEPTEMBER 7Demand is high for extra tickets for this night so

clubs who have not replied with the names of the 2people who will be attending need to do so immediately.

Pre-counting of votes will be done for A to F sectionsfor all but the last 5-best on ground votes which willbe called on the night .

As well as presentations to A to F best and fairestwinners presentations will be made to G and Under 19best and fairest winners and leading goalkickers .

B SECTIONby Tom Johnston

REVIEW ROUND 1 8With 2nd spot at stake you would expect a fairly good

contest and that's exactly what we got when OldMelburnians clinched 2nd spot with a gutsy, hardfought victory by 15 pts over Old Trinity . OldMelburnians must be a fairly happy lot with theirpresent form, winning 8 on the trot, and winning keygames without the injured Cordner. 27 scoring shotsapiece shows you what a tight struggle the game wasplayed at - the game was in doubt all day when at 3/4time Trinity led by 8 pts but could not hold OldMelburnians in the last quarter where Teal kicked 3goals to finish full of running and run out victors by 15pts in a very good game.

Monash Blues ripped apart a pathetic UniversityBlues by 66 pts in a very one sided game . Monashwere going to win this game right from the 1st quarter- the Monash boys looked the goods whilst Blues werepraying forthe end of the season . What about the greatone handed mark from the Monash strongmanJonathan Koop - equally impressive were the'smother' Quinn brothers who were in everything aswas the favourite for Monash's B&F lan'Baker Finch'Kohler. University Blues need to have a real look atthemselves unless a major overhaul takes place I wouldhave not doubt the Blues will be relegated in 1993 !

Old Mentonians really had to work hard for 3 quar-ters before running away with a 9 goal last quarter overParkside who never stopped giving their best all day.Mentone had afew personal achievements on the day- coach Bert Calvert 's last game, Adam Acremankicked 10 goals and winning the goalkicking in B Gradewith 73 for the season and Gary `Finally' Norton retiredafter a wonderful 377 game career and fittingly kickingthe last goal of the match to finish a wonderful career.Parkside without a win for the season gave their bestbut it wasn't good enough . Once again Parkside'ssuper rover Leo Panjari had another great match . OldMentonians 79 pt victory will hold them in good steadfor next season, in fact if Old Mentonians had notstarted so poorly losing the first 4 matches, they couldeasily have made the 4.

The fight for 4th spot between Old Paradians andWhitefriars was always going to be a tough physicalaffair and that's what we got. I watched this great contestand was equally impressed by the endeavours of bothsides. Whitefriars stuck to theirtask and with strike atC. H . B ., the Friars ran the ball well and with the speedyCarbone and Reidy, the 1/2 time lead of 18 pts lookedsufficient . The 3rd quarter was tough, Lane at fullforward was proving a nightmare to Parade and withCrowe very lively, Parade were playing catch upfootball . The veterans Brabender (who was magnificentin many positions) and Gleeson got Parade slowly backinto the game buttrailed by29 pts at 3/4 time. Whitefriarskicked the 1st two goals of the last quarter throughCarbone and Lane and put the chance of victory further

out of Parade's reach . However, to Parade's credit theyknuckled down and fought back courageously andmanaged to kick 6.1 but it was not enough . Whitefriarswon by 17 pts and full forward Peter Lane equalled theFriars club record of 10 goals in a game .

How do you tip for or against Banyule? Talk aboutform reversals, the Bears have been this tipster's worstnightmare when they beat competition leaders OldBrighton by 20 pts in Simmo's farewell game for theBears . The 1st half was fantastic football, 1 pt differenceat 1/4 time and 1/2 time, what a match! Simmo gave theBears one of his famous speeches at 1/2 time (Simmois a great speaker) and the Bears lifted - 7 goals in the3rd quarter was the result of good football . What aboutthe old man, Martin Legge at 37 years had Nick Perry17 years his junior shifted - Simmo's boys weredetermined to win the match for their coach and greatfriend . Brighton trailing by 33 pts at 3/4 time didn't domuch in the last quarter for coach Mark Parker, in factBrighton looked ordinary for a top side even thoughmissing 7 players . Brighton will have to improve theirattitude to have a big part in the finals . (Great way toend your time at Banyule Simmo - well done mate) .

PREVIEW 1ST SEMI- OLD TRINITY vs WHITEFRIAR S

Now we are down to the business end of the seasonand what a contest we should have at Elsternwick Parkbetween two very good B Grade sides . Whitefriars hadan easy 55 pt win over Trinity in Rnd 8 and then Trinityreversed that result with a whopping 127 pt victory inRnd 16, so who will start favourites? I watched theWhitefriars vs Parade match last Saturday and cameaway with a healthy respect for the Friars. Geoff Reillycertainly had his boys su per fit very quick and very, verycommitted . Parade were very physical but the Friarsanswered every challenge put to them and passed withflying colours. What does happen to Trinity at finalstime? They have lost 3 out of the last 4 games and blew2nd spot with their 15 pt loss to Old Melburnians.Trinity have the height, very good team skills, a greatforward line and not a bad defence, so where are theygoing 'wrong'.

Finals footy is a totally different matter and I am sureit will bring out the best in playersfrom both teams . Thepersonal match ups will decide the outcome of thegame - Whitefriars captain Spears on Phillips willbe crucial, Reidy vs Allibon will be sensational,centreman Phillips vs Hedley, Strike on Hadfield,Danny Crowe on Heath, Bonnyman vs R . Beardsleyin the ruck, rovers Mark Bateman vs Ivorman, fullforward Peter Lane vs N . Bearsley - the list of classplayers on both sides are a credit to the respectivecoaches Geoff Reiley and Alan Johnson . Whitefriarshave a running game that suits Elsternwick Park butearlier in the season suffered a 54 pt loss to OldBrighton at the Park . Trinity are a good side but do

they suffer from the dreaded wobbles at final time? Ithink the experience and all round class of Trinity willprevail over the enthusiasm and potential thatWhitefriars have but boy oh boy this will be a greatgame. Old Trinity by 5 pts.Reserves : Old Paradians vs Whitefriars - OldParadians to have too much experience - OldParadians by 11 pts.This Week's Black List - Parade and the ve ryconsistent University Blues!

Below are my tips for the G .T. Moore B&F medal forB Grade (the player in bold type to receive the mostvotes for his club! )

Banyule - Dave Williams, Greg Sutterby, DaveWitchell ; Monash - Ian Kohler, Anthony Quinn, JohnQuinn ; Brighton - Marcus Barber, Andrew Pryor, ChrisBrooke ; Melburnians - Richard Webb, Scott Teal, TimStuckey; Mentonians - Cameron Scott, Gary Dickson,Mark Barrett ; Paradians - Peter Brabender, NickWayman, Brett Pannam ; Trinity - Rob Phillips, MickTurner, Steve Hopkins; Parkside - Leo Panjari, LeeMacNamara, Mark Sherlock ; Blues - HammishWorsley, Mick Yandell, Darryl Guest ; Whitefriars -Simon Strike, Dan Crowe, Julian Philip .

1st - Simon Strike, Peter Brabender ; 2nd - LeoPanjari ; 3rd - Richard Webb, Dave Williams.

I hope all the final sides keep up the good work andfax 489 9051 by 1pm with your club's best players, fullnames and positions or phone 489 9511 .

A special thank you to all the scribes (baringUniversity Blues) for the support you gave me to makethe B Section write up very informative and the mostread by all Ammo supporters !

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The Monash Blues wish to congratulate MartyCrampton on reaching 200 amateur games againstWhitefriars in Round 12 . Marty started his career withthe Blues in 1978, represented Monash Whites, Ormondand Old Melburnians before returning home in 1990.The passionate backman has played in many finalsincluding premierships at Ormond (A'85) and OMs (C'88) . Marty's determination and love of the game havebeen an inspiration to his team-mates and his fitnesslevel is a lesson to all young players . A regular at socialfunctions, Marty's always good value. Any plans forretirement will surely be shelved when he realises he'sonly 16 games short of 100 for Monash .

MELEES - BEWAREA melee is "Where an incident takes place involving players,pushing, scragging, jumping into packs, throwing each otherto the groun d or other similar such conduct" .

SENIORSOLD MELBURNIANS 3.4 4.13 7.14 12 .15.87OLD TRINITY 3.7 3.10 8.16 9.18.73OLD MELBURNIANS Teal 3, Dixon 2, Salter, Macaulay, Andrew Witts,Anastakis, Webb, Usenov, Newman . BEST S. Teal, Tony Wills, R . Webb.Andrew Witts, S . Macaulay, J. Nichols .OLD TRINITY Phillips 3, Heath 2, Parker, Alhbon, Balazsy, Anderson .BESTA . Allibon, 0. Balazsy, S. Hopkins, G . Hudson, A . Dunn, T. Norman .MONASH BLUES 4 .3 8.8 13.13 16.17.113UNIVERSITY BLUES 1 .3 5.3 6.4 7.5 .47MONASH BLUES J. Quin 3, Crampton 2, Alexander 2, O'Brien 2,Sturgess 2, Hodgson 2, Andritsos, Kohler, Barker, BEST A . Quin, J. Quin,A. McGregor, A. Barker, S. Rowland, I . Kohier.UNIVERSITY BLUES Stevenson 2, Macaulay, O'Donnell, Keats, Wallis,Gust . BEST H . Worsley, D. Gust, J . Kanis, M . Johns .PARKSIDE 6.14 .50OLD MENTONIANS 19.15.129PARKSIDE L. Panlan 2, G . Panjan, Dunbabin, Sansonetti, McNamara .BEST P Meehan, F. Sansonetti, T. Franklin, K . Allen, P Bugden, L . Panjari .OLD MENTONIANS Acreman 10, Sherriff 2, Bournon, Farrow, Campbell,Davies, Solley, Norton, Dickson, BESTA . Acreman, T Bournon, 0. Solley,G . Norton, M . Barrett, S. Farrow,OLD PARADIANS 3 .6 3.10 7.13 13 .14.92WHITEFRIARS 3.2 7.4 13.6 17.7.109OLD PARADIANS Kerr4, Brabender 4, Canavan 2, Gleeson 2, Pannam .BEST P. Brabendec M . Geary, F, Gleason, N. Willits, T Canavan, P Zappa.WHITEFRIARS Lane 10, Reidy 3, Jenkins 2, Coghlan, Carbone . BESTP Lane, B. Crowe, S . Strike, A. Carbone, N . Jenkins, R . Reidy,BANYULE 16.16.112OLD BRIGHTON 12 .10.82BANYULE Sutterby 4, Glass 3, Gilbert 2, Gent 2, Legge 2, Barnes, Cullen,Witchell . BEST G . Sutterby, 0, Witchell, P Barnes, R . Culle nOLD BRIGHTON Hayden 6, Pryor 2, James, Talbot, Hamilton,McLachlan . BEST L Hamilton, C. Brook, C . Lade, M . McLennan

RESERVESOLD MELBURNIANS 3.1 4.2 6.3 7.4 .46OLD TRINITY 2.1 8.7 10.7 15 .11 .101OLD MELBURNIANS Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .OLD TRINITY Borghesi 4, Makris 4, Yeoman 4, O'Shaughnessy, PRobison, Spinks . BEST T. Phillips, Roberts, Smith, Yeoman, Borghesi.Adam .MONASH BLUES 2.0 3.3 5.8 9.10 .64UNIVERSITY BLUES 2.5 2.5 2.6 3.7.25MONASH BLUES P Millie 3, McHenry, Enders, Wood, Trumble, Kanizay,Keisakidis. BEST McHenry, P. Millie, Edmonds, Wadley, Conroy, Enders .UNIVERSITY BLUES Hamilton 2, Z . McCarty. BEST Dawson, T. Jackson,A. Jackson, B, Christie, De Dear, Edgar.PARKSIDE 3.8.26OLD MENTONIANS 8.10.58PARKSIDE Bastow, Borsato, Hansen, BEST Borsato, Hansen, Ferry,Bastow, Fletcher, Howell .OLD MENTONIANS Love 2, Crompton 2, Harrington, D. Holland, Ingram,Worrell . BEST McKinnon, Love, Sher, Johnsen, Harrington, SharpOLD PARADIANS 1 .0 3.2 5.4 7.6 .48WHITEFRIARS 2.1 3.2 4.2 5.5 .35OLD PARADIANS M . Livy 3, J . Edmonds 2, J. Mills, Healy. BEST Walsh .Beck, B. Joyce, Mullavey, Healy, Thomas .WHITEFRIARS Brisbane 2, Puglia 2, Sutton . BEST Butler, Schoner,Hughes, Sutton, Mullins, McHugh .BANYULE 8.5 .53OLD BRIGHTON 11.15 .81BANYULE Forbes 3, Meredith 2, Kearsey, Foster, Healy. BEST Forbes,P Williams, Healy, Power, Agostinelli, Kouryiakas.OLD BRIGHTON Allen 4, Grant 2, Renner, Dixon, Gale, Bennett,McMahon. BEST P. Grant, Timms, Young, Bennett. Haling, Gale

B. SECTION UMPIRES:'_; ;FIRST SEMI FINAL

ELSTERNWICK PARK - SATURDAY 29/8SENIORS - 2 .15 pm

OLD TRINITY vs WHITEFRIARSField: R . Simon, L . HarrisonBoundary: J . Huckson, J . WrightField: W. Binch, G . Clancy

RESERVES - 11 .45 a mOLD PARADIANS vs WHITEFRIARSField: H . Little, Brian LoweBoundary: A. Firley, B. JohannsenGoal: N . McTapoart, G . Simpson

Schweppes . C SECTIONby "The Squirrel"

What a sensational start we had to our'92 finals seriesdown Parkdale way last Saturday. The ground was firmand fast for footy but subject to a very blustery windwhich was to make for an enthralling day's football .

In the curtain raiser, MHSOB held a handy lead atthe long interval then played a great stanza into the windto all but seal the fate of the game by 3/4 time . No onebothered to tell the Bulleen/Temp. boys of the plot andout they came against all odds to hit the lead late in thefinal spell just to see the `Schoolers' steady, hit the lead(again) and hold on in a real thriller to get the spoils by4 pts, 11 .7.73 to 8 .16.60 and thus advance to thepreliminary final against the loser of the Fawkner vsUni-Blacks game.REVIEW - 1st SEMI FINAL - KEW vs COMMBANK

Bank, 3 players short of top strength won the tossand kicked to the Southern end aided by a strong 6 +goal wind . Their opponents, Kew, were forced to leavethe injured Peric out of their side.

It took until the 9 minute mark of the 1st qtr for theBankers to register their first major through Beare aftera scrambly piece of play by the Kew defence. Againa lull in proceedings until the 15 minute mark whenBunnett of Commbank kicked the first of his 3 for theqtr. In the ensuing 14 minutes Commbank nailed 6goals to Kews solitary 1 for the qtr. Mind you, that 1 goalwas worth several with the wind .

1/4 Time scoreline - Commbank 8.9 .57, Kew 1 .0.6 .Within 30 secs of the commencement, Suiling of

Kew posted a major The Ks waited afurther 8 minutestill their 2nd came along courtesy of Clayton who justhappened to nail their next at the 12 minute mark .Sandwiched in between these was a great solo effortgoal by `Bubby' Jackson of Commbank. Defencesof both sides were sorely tested for the next 8 minutestill Jackson repeated his effort after a great passageof play through Keighran, Melican and Rolls.Whammy, from this point in time Kew opened up alandslide with 4 'twins' in 10 minutes along with anunbelievable run of minor scores .

1/2 Time scoreline - Commbank 10.9.69, Kew 8.14.62 .The 3rd qtr belonged to the Kew Football Club in

as much that their players to a man threw their heartand souls into negating the Banks use of the 'gale'. Toconcede only 3 goals for the qtr, the last of them at the11 minute mark was testiment to the effort the Kewdefenders put in for the session . To also kick one goalinto it was a gem in the overall picture . The Bankersnever once tossed in the towel but against such acommitted defence just couldn't ram home theascendency. As teams huddled for 1/4 time, Kew legend'Slav' Peric let the Bankers know well and truly howhe thoughtthey (Bank) were going and whatthe resultwould be.

3/4 Time scoreline - Commbank 13.13 .91, Kew9.17.71 .

4th and final stanza was to turn out to be an absoluteripper with every element of our great game on display.The Bankers had to emulate Kew'sdeeds and defendgrimly and try to score into the howling wind . 6 minutes

of gritty play before Kew slotted one home via Suilingand a further 6 minutes for the Bank through Rolfs toanswer. Bang, bang, 1 more to each and 15 minutesin, Kew still 19 pts in arrears . 3 goals on the trot to theKs at the 17, 18 and 19 minute marks per Porte, Kingand Barnes and only 1 pt separated the teams. Whateventuated for the next 11 minutes just had to bewitnessed to be believed . Play travelled from half backto half back with 36 players prepared to put their bodiesfairly and squarely on the line. 30 minute mark an erranthandball from a Commbank player deep in defenceresulted in a minor score to level things up. From theresultant kick-out, a knock on to Gilliam (Commbank)who ran the ball out of defence some 40 metres beforelaunching into a huge kick to Bunnett ( Commbank)outnumbered2tol but somehow managing to get ballto boot for a scrambled pt . Kick-in by Kew, siren goes,Commbank win by 1 solitary pt in a game which didn'tdeserve a loser. Football in general and morespecifically the VAFA being the biggest of winners.

Final scoreline - Commbank 15 .16 .106, Kew14.21 .105.

For goalkickers and best players please refer tomatch details report .

Old Australian proverb dedicated to the big 'Slav'. . . Game never over till the 'Large' Lady Sings!

PREVIEW - 2ND SEMI FINA L- FAWKNER vs BULLEENITEM P

If this game delivers the same 'goodies'that the 1stSemi did then all footy supporters are in for a beauty .The ingredients are certainly there for a repeat doseand the spoils for the winner (promotion) are certainlya big carrot to dangle in front of the respective teams .Both Fawkner and Bulleen/Temp. have had terrificsuccess over the latter part of the season and deservetheir top billing . Fawkner boast some real stars, a la,Young, Lawson, Majerczak etc. whilst Bulleen/Temp .have what I consider ateam of real goers with no stand-outs . I can see Fawkner hold sway in the 'class' areawith the Bullants being strong in the'clinches'. Giventhat the conditions are conducive to good football I'mtipping the boys from out North way to get home in atoughy by 29 pts, however, if the track has a bit of 'give'in it and the game is played at ground level then theBullants will be in it up to their necks. Fawkner to gothrough to the G .F. and win direct promotion to 'B'Grade and the Bullants to meet Commbank in thePreliminary Final to decide the other promotee .

RESERVES - 2ND SEMI FINAL- FAWKNER vs UNI-BLACK S

The 2 best credentialled sides all year meet in whaton paper at least seems to be an even match-up, thatis, if you can excuse the hiccup of a few weeks ago whenthe Fawks slaughtered the Blacks . Not only can thislittle 'Squirrel' forgive, he can also go over the'top' andtip a 20 goal turn around and jump onboard the'Student's' ship to suggest they'll salute by about 3twin calicos. With possibly more ones playersto selectfrom, the Blacks will more than likely be in a machstronger position now to confront Fawkner than a few

weeks back in and around semester break period . That'wily' doyen of rezzies coaches, yes the amazing Jack(NOJ) Keenan will no doubt plot the Blacks' downfallbut will he have the armoury to do so? Question will beanswered at or about 1,45pm . Warning to the Blacks

. if you don't win today then pack up your troublesin your old kit bag and take a walk as the `Schoolers'are back in town and on the prowl . Fawkner might beat'em but I doubt you can !

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SENIORSFIRST SEMI FINAL

KEW 1.0 8.14 9.17 14 .21 .105COMM. BANK 8.9 10.9 13.13 15.16 .106KEW R . Clayton 3, King 3, Sueling 2, Barnes 2, Porte . Cullen, Sticca,McMahon BEST P Clayton, B . Burden, A Barnes, R. Schober. B Cullen.P. Thornle yCOMM . BANK M . Bunnell 4, A, Jackson 3, A Corboy 2 . C . Jackson 2 .A . Rolfs 2, J . Beare, R Andrews, BEST M . Bunnell, S Cloke, R Linford,N_ Roberts, T Reid, N . Joyc e

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BULLEEN TEMP. 2.6 4.8 5.11 9.15 .69MHSOB 1 .4 7.5 9.6 11 .7.73BULLEEN-TEMP. J, Frossinos 3, P. Faulkner 2, D Shine 2, P. Nagel, APanou, BEST P. Faulkner, A . Panou, S. Dogget, B Bond, P. Bone . SKaugge cMHSOB Drummond 4, Black 3 . Martin 2, Comer, Feferkranz BEST RMartin, J . Newton, A. Palmos, M . Feferkranz. P. Andueza, A Webster.C. Drake

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SENIORS - 2 .15 p mFAWKNER vs BULLEENTEMPLESTOWEField: A. Kilner, J. TooheyBoundary: A . Ward, B. LaFerlitaGoal: B. Hoare, G . Baumgarten

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D SECTIONby Peter Lemon

Big winning margins were the feature of all fourgames last week . Caulfield Grammarians stormedback into C Section and looked good all day againstSt Bedes, whilst Mazenod took until the second halfto get into top gear against Preston . Caulfield'steamwork, tackling and consistency all round theground were telling factors, whilst a 10 goal 3rd termput the Noddies on track for today's Prelim . final .

2ND SEMI - CAULFIELD GRAMM . d ST BEDESA good first 15 mintues against a strong wind put

the writing on the wall (even if the U19'sTipstercouldn'tsee it) and set up the win for OId Caulfield . St Bedesseemed to lack cohesion on the forward line (thoughMcGeorge put in a great single-handed effort) whilstCaulfield - led by Grant Williams in the back pocket- moved the ball out of defence time and time againwith slick handball and great kicking to position . TheBedas' lead of 2 goals (after kicking with a5 goal wind)was not enough at the 1st break, and the Fields thenproceeded to pile on 7 goalsto 1 in the next term . Theyhad many good players, with Ray Berzins dominantin the ruck roving department and on-ball playersDarren Lowe, Nigel Brohier and Royals performingwell . Tim Beasley was battling hard in the ruck, buthis efforts were largely nullified when the ball came toground .

The 3rd term saw the Bedas fight back to an 8 ptdeficit at the last change, but it was unlikely to beanywhere near enough against the mini-gale. An earlygoal to the Fields had them right on track for a goodlast term, and promotion to C Section . Bedasalso hadgood players in theform of And rew Boag, Jason Selbyand Hutchison, but will definitely be hoping that otherscan get the game today.

FIRST SEM IThe Noddies looked to be in trouble after kicking

a nervous3 .8 inthe 1stterm, whilst Preston managed3 majors into the wind . The Tonners then moved to afair lead in the 2nd with straighter kicking and werelooking good - before they managed to get not onebut two players sent off! Peter from Peterboroughmight have been fuming, but I can't comment becauseI wasn't there. The result (or would it have happenedanyway?) was a dominant 3rd term by the Noddies asthey piled on 10 .5 to 1 goal, leaving a certain GoaldUmpire covering more territory than he ever did whenout in the middle! (But what style!) Forward Peter G re enwas a focal point forthe victors, and 3 goals and a goodround-the-ground effort from the other G re en (Pat) alsohelped . Conroy picked up plenty of possessions afterI arrived, and O'Hara was named as their best . ForPreston, Jason McGraw gained many kicks, andRonny Herbe rt performed well .

I n the Reserves 1st semi, St Bedes kicked off a badday for Preston with a comfortable victory : superior

fitness and greater cohesion were major factors, andthe Tonners' Reserves captain/coach G. Sebu hadapparently been called to greater things (lining up forthe Ones) . For the Bedas, Tim Peck and Simon Zahra(back after injury) were great ball-getters, and MarkBeasley was unstoppable.

In the 2nd semi, the Old Ivanhoe machine blew up,broke down and came down to earth with a thud, asthe accurate Noddies breezed into their 3rd grand finalin 4 years . They looked to have the upper hand all overthe ground, whilst for the Hoes, Dar re n 'Pumper'Elwood, David Vam (?) and Tim Ryan were the onlyones to get into the game.

THIS WEE KSeniors. Mental attitude today will play a vital part

in this game ; St Bedes will perhaps be struggling toregroup after last Saturday's thumping, yet will find thebigger ground moreto their liking . Mazenod will be ona high after last week's top performance . To win, StBedes will have to curb Green - in Fitzgibbon theyhave a class backman - and nullify the Noddies'runners . They could do it, but on the balance I expectMazenod to take a close, hard fought game .

Reserves. I've been asked by coach Stephen Kingnot to select Old Ivanhoe, and can only acede to thatrequest, having seen a lacklustre 2nd half effort fromthem last week . St Bedes scored comfortably overPreston and are a cohesive unit . Doubtless OldIvanhoe will come out a lot more determined today (allcylinders, they reckon), but I doubt it will be enoughto take the points .

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SENIORSFIRST SEMI FINA L

PRESTON 3.1 7.2 8,2 125.77MAZENOD 3.8 4.9 14 .14 18 .16.124PRESTON M . Noble 3, J . McGaw 2, P Yendall2, E . Kyriacou, W. Stewart .T Muir. C Tanner, D. Smith . BEST R . Herbert, P. Dailey, C. Lawson, JMcGaw, A . Brydson, D. O'Brien .MAZENOD Peter Green 6, D. Conroy 3, S . Noble 3, D. Murray 2, A. Rogers,W . Marshall, W. McLean, Pat Green . BEST M . O'Hara, Pat Green, WMarshall, J Manrnx, D. Conroy, D. Barke r

SECOND SEMI FINALCAULFIELD GRAMM. 2.0 9.4 10.10 19.19 .133ST BEDES 4.1 5.3 9.7 10 .9 .69CAULFIELD GRAMM. D. Matthews 4, KalinsM 4, Berzins 3, Broheir 2,Boston, Dicrosta, G . Harrison, T. Royles, Will, Lowe. BEST G . Williams,Berzins, Lowe, Brohier, T. Royles, Kalrnski .ST BEDES A . Boag 4, A . MacGeorge3, N . McColough 2. W. Doyle. BESTA . MacGeorge. T. Beasley, J. Selby, S. Algen, A . Boag, B. Hutchinson

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PRESTON 2.2 3.2 8.5 8.5 .53ST BEDES 2.1 6.4 12.6 17.10 .112PRESTON Goal Kickers and Best Players not received ,ST BEDES Clagnan 4, Zahra 3, Dalton 3, Foot Connolly 2, MatthewBeasley 2, Peck 2, Whitelaw. BEST Peck, Zahra, Mark Beasley, Griffiths,Clagnan, Whitelaww.

SECOND SEMI FINALOLD IVANHOE 0.1 1.4 3.7 5.9.39MAZENOD 2.3 8.3 11.3 17.6 .108OLD IVANHOE T. Stevens. L . Raftopolous, M . Karayannis . B . Parry, PGolding . BEST D. Ellsworth, D Naim, D. Jones, T. Smith, T. Ryan, MKarayannis.MAZENOD Paul Rtley 5, Poulter 5, Deegan 2, Tsiaws 2, Kerr 2, Carr . BESTFrancis, P. Smith, Arthur. Poulter, Deegan, Tetley .

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Peter Green, MazenodCrawford, Hampton RoversMcGaw, Presto nMatthews, Caulfield Gr .R. Gross, St Kevins

RESERVESPaul Riley, Mazeno dPyke, Old CamberwellMcCann, St KevinsBoyle, MazenodTsiavis, Mazenod

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PRELIMINARY FINALSANDRINGHAM - SATURDAY 29/8

SENIORS - 2 .15 p mST BEDE'S vs MAZENODField: M . Jackson, D. DalgleishBoundary: C. Swift, D. FowlerGoal: K . Pitcher, M . Richardson

RESERVES - 11 .45 a mOLD IVANHOE vs ST BEDE'SField: S. Burdack, J. GarrettBoundary: R . Eastwood, D . McInerneyGoal., W. Ross, A . Bisho p

ERSON/►L r w 3'sTY ' ~PARS~ D~~~A_~:CRUSTY & BUCKETS - 50 GAMES

All at St Bedes congratulate Matthew (Crusty)Beasley and Paul ( Buckets) Griffiths on playing their50th . Both would have 100 up, butforcrippling injuriesand lack of pace. Rumour has it that'Crusty' has seenmore casualty wards than centre bounces &'Fat Lip'Griffo plays best on Saturdays at night bingo. Both aregreat clubmen and aiming at 100 games, but don't holdyour breath . Good luck in thefinals fellas, keep markingGriffo - keep throwing Matt!!

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by Tom Brain

Congratulations to all associated with the BrunswickAmateur Football Club on their great win on Saturdayand subsequent promotion to D-Grade. They haveworked hard in the last 2 years as aclub and thoroughlydeserve their elevation . To Peter Melton, Rod Watkins,the committee and all the players very well done butremember the job is yet to be completed . You must nowwait a week as Doveton and the rejuvenated NorthBrunswick battle out a tough Prelim . Final . Farewelland commisserations to Glenhuntly whose seasonended on Saturday, but congratulations to them on theirseason they have regrouped very well after beingrelegated in 1991 .

REVIEWFIRST SEMI-FINA L

The conditions at the Brunswick Oval were verywindy and this made it difficult for both sides to playreally good football, and this shows in the lowness inthe scoring . The Hunters made better use of theconditions and really blitzed in the 1st qtr and a halfsetting up a handy lead . No rt h kept plugging away,started to man up and by 1/2 time were back in the game .This seemed to sap the confidence of the Glenhuntlyplayers who had given up their best but could not getaway from their determined opponents . North had nowadapted to the conditions, they were playing thepossession game to perfection as they moved the ballaround with slick handball and short passes, with theirsmall nuggety players at the fall of every pack . Whenthe Hunters did gain possession they were haphazardand could only bomb the ball into attack making it easyfor the Northies defenders who by now had mannedup and were very disciplined, their punching andtackling creating a lot of forward thrusts, causing theiropponents to panic and miss a couple of easy shots,and thus they would not bridge the gap on NorthBrunswick who after sneaking in were very happy toadvance to the Preliminary Final, while for Glenhuntlyit was a disappointing end to a pretty good season .Dean DeMo rton was well held by Paul Breslin but stillmanaged 3 goals to bring up histon, a first for him andthe club, a top effort considering he missed a coupleof games. Barry Thorpe was great across half back,Jason Tirchett and Mark DeMo rt on were a fineruck/ruck-roving combination, Ady Tirchett took sometelling marks when it counted and Keith Hehir andVinny Grimaldi also played well . For Glenhuntly no-one was better than veteran David Gregory in his finalgame, Timmy Hill has been consistent all year,McGrath, Sist and Crook all tried hard .

SECOND SEMI FINA LAnother tough hard fought game troubled by windy

conditions saw Brunswickemerge with a hard foughtvictory over Doveton who unfortunately lost their firstgame since Find 2 in the one that counted - doesn't

it always work out this way in Amateur Football .Brunswick did their homework very well with Wattoshutting out Ladgroge, Blackie keeping Burgo quietand Lars Cordes doing a fine job on Dyke. Dovetonstarted well and held control early. The Wicks keptplugging away and one felt that the turning point in thegame came just before 1/2 time when Brunswick kicked2 vital goals against the wind to trail by only 1 pt at 1/2time. The Brunswick machine then, with everyonecontributing, played some great football in the 2nd halfto outscore Doveton in both qtrs and to advance to awell earned Grand Final spot. For Brunswick in whatreally was a great team effort, Blackie at CH B, DannyHall again in the ruck, Dasha Stevens as usual roving,Lars and Watto and the Snake all were very impressiveand helped their side to its well earned promotion . Forthe Doves who have a little bit of thinking to dothis week,Eyre played an excellent game, the Reiger Bros werein their usual good form, Johnston maintained hisconsistency in a fine defenders game, and Big T hada great battle with Danny Hall .

RESSIESFIRST SEM I

In a typical finals match it was good tough footballwith both sides giving of their all, excellent pressure wasapplied by both sides, the game was in the balance untilthe last 5 minutes with the Doves just a bit steadier inthe crisis. Woof Woof roving and half backs Hacks andShoz played well and Haydn Hewitt played his 100thgame . For Doveton, Nigger Wilson was brilliant, ablybacked up by Spreckley, Muirhead, Worms and theBugger.

SECOND SEM IThis game was virtually over in the 1st 10 minutes

when Glenhuntly kicked 4 goals . From then on it wasgoal for goal with the House gaining a little ground inatough physical pressure like finals game. Stu Withersand Justin Brown were top Huntsmen and Steve Hillplayed very well until injured . For Powerhouse Rob`Boofa' Williams tried hard all day, Crossy startedslowly but blitzed in the middle and Dave Phelan heldthe backline together taking many strong marks.

PREVIEWDoveton - who this week must have a rethink and

re-adapt their game, they must now realise their gunswill be tagged - tackle a No rt h Brunswick side whowill be buoyed in confidence by last week'sperformance . I believe the loss will stir the Doves upand they can play better and to win they must . Theywere close to full strength last week and will show faithin their players this week . No rt h will make a game ofit Ady Tirchett is playing well now and Vinnie Grimaldiis back in town so they will make a game of it but in theend I feel the Doves will just get home and rightfullyadvance to D-Grade.

RESSIESThis will also be a very close game. 1 win each durin g

the season . I believe I'll go for the jugular here and tipAquinas to cause an upset and advance to anotherGrand Final .

Press Correspondents : A perfect score last week,keep it up. I know its hard in finals especially when youIose. Don't forget Ph : 869 3777 (W) or 571 4808 (H),and the Fax : 569 8766 by 6pm Monday.

SPECIAL NOTE : Don't forgetthe big gala GRANDFINAL breakfast on Sunday 20th September at thePrahran Town Hall between 8-11 and take your freetickets and witness the A-Grade Grand Final . Helporganiser David Dressing grow some hair by ringinghim on 802 4396 at anytime to confirm your booking .

SENIORSFIRST SEMI FINA L

GLENHUNTLY 3.1 5.1 5.1 6.5 .41NORTH BRUNSWICK 1.3 4.5 6.8 9.11 .65GLENHUNTLY G. Halpin 2, A . Hill, C . Ryan, M . Smith, D. Isaacs . BESTT Hill, R. Day, P. McGrath, P. Breslin, J Sist, W. Crook .NORTH BRUNSWICK D. DeMorton 3, M . DeMorton 2, A. Tirchett 2. PDiMarco, K . Hehir BEST B . Thorpe, M . DeMorton, J. Tirchett . K. Hehir,A . Tirchett . V. Grimaldi.

SECOND SEMI FINA LDOVETON 7.11 .53BRUNSWICK 11.12,78DOVETON R Murphy 2, S. Stokes 2, M . Dyke . C Pauline, C Reigec BESTByre. T. Ahdore, S. Reiger, J. Refger, J . Johnston .BRUNSWICK G . Cross 5, G. Williamson 3, K . Waterson 2, D. Stevens .BEST B Hall, D. Stevens. A. Black, L . Cordes. D. Carroll, K . Waterson .

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AQUINAS 7.15.57DOVETON 5.6.36AQUINAS Tubb 3. Hoare 2, L . Denver, Winnen. BEST P. Smith, Leavey,Langford, O'Loughlin, Hacking, Kelly .DOVETON D Spreckley 3, G . McDonald, B. Sheppeck. BEST K. Wilson,C . Wormsly, J . Salerno, P Ashwood, S. Beugelaar, C . Pepper

SECOND SEMI FINA LGLENHUNTLY 5.4 7.5 8.6 8.6.54POWERHOUSE 2.1 3.3 5.7 5.7.37GLENHUNTLY Brown 4, Dickson 2, D. O'Shannesy, Bateman . BESTDickson, Wilson, Brown . C. Horsey, S. Withers, D. O'ShannesyPOWERHOUSE Leleux 2, Blowf eld, M . Silva, Maddox. BEST Williams,Phelan, Holmes, Cameron McLeod, Blowfield. Cross

PRELIMINARY FINALNORTHCOTE PARK - SATURDAY 29/8

SENIORS - 2 .15 p mDOVETON vs NORTH BRUNSWICKField: P. Gersch, G . RiddBoundary: A . Gabriel, D. BrevitGoal: N . Edwards, M . Murray

RESERVES - 11 .45 amPOWERHOUSE vs AQUINASField: P. Molloy, G . MooreBoundary: B . Santamaria, T. MurphyGoal: R . Tucknott, M . Mayhem

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GLENHUNTLY MILESTONESTwo proud milestones were struck for North

Brunswick against Glenhuntly 22 .8 .92, when Peter(Midge) DiMarco played his 200th game for the clubwhilst Keith (Hai ry) Hehir played his 150th . Both havehad long, distinguished careers with North and theirservices have been invaluable both in their on-fieldconduct and off-field behaviour. While the fearlessnessboth players have in attacking the ball has been knownto take away the breath of spectators, the two are quitedistinct in their type of play. Midge is a fleet-footed, goodreader of the ball who picks up and delivers beautifullyby hand and foot on both sides of his body. He makesthe great skills this game is proud of look as effortlessas a Kieren Perkins gold medal . The courage shownin his ability to bounce back from the odd debilitatinginjury has to be seen to be believed - Lazarus eat yourheart out! Hairy, while not so fleet-footed, uses his goodfootball brain to get to where the ball is and give hisside the first use . His determination in consistentlygetting the ball from the bottom of packs is legendaryat the Club while his drive out of the pivotal positionhas set up a myriad of North attacks . If the lad couldkick straight when aiming at goal the spectators whouldnot be so grey HAIRed . Both players have been overthe years, and indeed still are, asourceof vital strengtharoundtheClub . Their contribution in maintaining thecompetitiveness and companionship shown by theplayers is something all at North Brunswick are proudof, both having won club best & fairest awards .Congrats Peter and Keith from all at North Brunswick .

SILVA JUBILEEMick Silva plays his 50th game for Powerhouse

this week in the Preliminary final for the reserves. Thisis Mick's 3rd season and this year he has become animportant player in the reserves. His running up & downthe wing & drifting down into the forward line to kicka number of goals has at times been inspirational . Allat Powerhouse congratulate Mick on his 50th gameand hope his form can continue today .

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RESERVESBulman, No rt h Brunswic kSutton, Doveto nL . Denver, AquinasOaten, GlenhuntlyHorvath, Aquinas

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Hello FTroopers! With only 4 sides remaining the nextfew weeks look very exciting . I looked in my crystal balland saw St Leo's winning the flag and Old Essendonbeing runners up. If anyone disagrees, 'bad luck' . Inthe grand final issue I will be doing the .Grade Superstarside with arguably the best 20 players in F.Grade for1992 . Don't forget the Grand Final Gala breakfast onSunday 20th at 8am . Compere is Ian Cover and thecomedian is John Ga rf ield winner of AustralianComedian of the year a few years back . He is greatvalue, so don't let the side down, F.Troopers, be there.Fortickets ring John Grace on 606 7023 B, 578 9952P, Bar ry O'Connor 603 5900 or David Dressing802 4396 B or P.

REVIEWIn the Qualifying Final St Mary 's were no match fo r

St Leo's who ran out convincing winners by 32 pts .The First Elimination turned out to be a fizzer with

Old Essendon trouncing Salesian by 53 pts. The onlyblack spot for Old Es was the reporting of star fullforward Joe Sumundza for tripping . I also congratulatethe lad on kicking 100 goals for the season .

In the last Elimination Old Carey with accuratekicking were too good for Peninsula to win by 28 pts.

RESERVESIn the Qualifying Final Old Essendon were no match

for St Leo's and went down by 48 pts.Peninsula who scraped in to the finals in the last

round proved too good for West Brunswick to win by33 pts .

In the last Elimination St Pat's'Golden Oldies' weretoo talented for an inaccurate Old Carey to win by 27 pts.

PREVIE WSENIORS2ND SEMI - St Leo's vs Old Essendon at Box Hill

In the 2nd semi-final St Leo's should have too manyguns for Old Essendon and put themselves into theGrand Final . St Leo's with a forward line consisting ofCalorie and Shacklock and with Miller pumping theball up to these two the Old E's backmen will have tobe at their best to stop these players . Old E's also haveSumundza who is capable of kicking a bag but I feelSt Leo's playing close to their home ground will havea lot of support on the day and will win by 6 goals .1ST SEMI - Old Ca rey vs St Ma ry 's at Mordiallo c

This should be a very close game with the winnerhaving another chance and the loser saying bye byefor the year. Against Peninsula it was the mid fielderswho had a field day for Old Ca re y and I feel that thisis where this game will be won .

Eskene and Daniels are two experienced footballersand with Hickey who was kept quiet last week against

the Sailors will have too many guns for St Mary 's andshould win by 2 goals .

RESERVES2ND SEMI - St Leo's vs St Pat' s

St Leo's after disposing of Old Essendon will betoo talented for St Pat's'Golden Oldies' and like theirsenior side will proceed to the grand final . St Leo's by8 goals .1ST SEMI - Old Essendon vs Peninsul a

In this game I feel Peninsula will keep going andearn themselves a preliminary final berth by beatingOld Essendon by 5 goals. The reason for this is thatOld Es depth is being tested with the injuries they havehad and with Peninsula seniors losing last week theyshould have 1 or 2 seniorf players to choose from .

GUEST TIPSTERSPeter Matovic (3)St Leo' sOld CareyPhil Stevens (1)St Leo' sSt Mary'sDavid Cook (3)St Leo' sSt Mary'sBucko (3)St Leo'sSt Mary's

Sue Anderson (3)St Leo' sSt Mary's

Mike McArthur Allan (1)St Leo'sSt Mary's

Tom Brain (3)St Leo' sOld Carey

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MORDIALLOC - SATURDAY 29/8SENIORS - 2 .15 p m

ST MARY'S vs OLD CAREYField: S . McCarthy, M . JenkinsBoundary: J. Natoli, R . HillGoal: G . Wright, W. Fowle r

RESERVES - 11 .45 amOLD ESSENDON vs PENINSULAField: P. Simpson, A . Lad dBoundary: A . Sutherland, M . RasmussenGoal: D . Proctor, L . Wilso n

SECOND SEMI FINALBOX HILL - SATURDAY 29/8

SENIORS - 2 .15 p mST LEO'S WATTLE PARK vs O . ESSENDONField: M . Bushfield, S . Clinc hBoundary: P. Costantin, A . StubbsGoal: R . Barichievic, G . Grigg

RESERVES - 11 .45 amST LEO'S WATTLE PARK vs ST PATRICK'S MENTONEField: J. Smith, P. KeoghBoundary: C . Brajtberg, B. LoweGoal: K . Segota, N . Nugen t

SHARP; SHOvOTERS .=SENIORS

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Fincher, St LeosZois, SalesiansMazza, UHSOBStevens, Old EssendonPhayre, Old Essendon

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Treganowan, Marcelli nStrickland, ElthamO'Dea, KewMaclsaac, KewS. Porter, Old Westbourne

G SOUTHM . Dalton, Old Xaverian sSinn, Monash WhitesLosinno, De La SalleKing, Old XaveriansHanrahan, Bloods

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QUALIFYING FINALST LEO'S 4.5 9.12 13.14 19 .18.132ST MARY'S 2.2 4.4 11.6 15 .10.100ST LEO'S F. Caione 4, M . Shacklock 3, S Ingram 2, A. Douglas 2, AGill 2, P. Murphy. C . Steward, D. Corrigan, P. Kelly, B. Vaughan, D. Miller.BESTT Mithen, D . Corrigan, G . Sargent, A . Douglas, P Murphy, D. Miller.ST MARY'S P Binyon3, T. Brideson3, D. Lupson 2, G . Hurley 2, B- Clark2, W . Ross . BEST T Brideson, M . Learmonth, G . Mullins, F O'Rourke,S Boast . P. Binyon .

ELIMINATION FINA LOLD ESSENDON 7.3 7.3 15.5 15.8.98SALESIAN 1.1 3.5 4.7 6.9.45OLD ESSENDON Maddern 5, Sumundza 3, B. Pana 2, Tapunago 2 .McKinnon, Thomson, Soutec BEST Great Team Effort .SALESIAN M. Byrne 6. BEST M . Byrne, A . Gaspan, C. Hunt, B . McLardy .M . Canavan, B . Quinn .

ELIMINATION FINALOLD CAREY 19.7.121PENINSULA 13.15 .93OLD CAREY G . Skene 6, R . Cutlack 5, W . Ballagh 2. C. Anderson 2, TStyles, M. Eastham, R. Daniels, P. Harris. BEST G . Skene . R . Cutlack.G . Berti, J . Raft, P. Harris, R . Daniels.PENINSULA D. Morley 2, C . Sharpin 2 . L . Marks 2, D. Warne-Smith 2,A .Po :vell,G.Nelson, P.Angus, S.Wiltshire, S .McMahon BESTA Powell.D Matheson . D. Warne-Smith, C. Sharpin . N . Franks, S Wiltshire

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ST LEO'S 5.5 6.6 11.11 15 .16.106OLD ESSENDON 4.1 6.3 7.4 9.4.58ST LEO'S Lawlor 3, Ingram 3, Fincher 2, McNamara 2, F . Dinicolantto2, Sweetland, Baddley, Nankervis. BEST Jon O'Meara, Milner, Nankervis .McNamara, Alford, Compton .OLD ESSENDON Stevens 3, Duddendge 2, Thornton 2, Soteriou . EvansBEST Murray, Mansfield, Singleton, Swift. Booth, Harvey

ELIMINATION FINA LWEST BRUNSWICK 1 .0 3.6 4.7 7.10.52PENINSULA 6.5 7.6 10.10 12.13.85WEST BRUNSWICK McNiece 2 . Andoniadis 2, Kirk, Kynakidis .Buhagiar. BEST Woollard, Hatizistavrou . Sheriff, Fallon. Barnes .PENINSULA Morgan 3, Collopy 2, Hunter 2, Stewart 2 . Degregeno.Scown, Pritchard, Farrow. BEST Degregerio . Krohn, Morgan, Jarrett .Sampson, Stewart

ELIMINATION FINA LST PAT'S 14.5.89OLD CAREY 8.14 .62ST PAT'S Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .OLD CAREY Cheong 3, Clements 2, Hands, Drake. Keeble BESTBennett, Clements, Bremner, K McDowel l

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UNDER 19 SECTIONSby Max Lyon

REVIEW OF LAST WEEK'S GAMESDIVISION 1

De La finished the home and away series with a bitof a goalkicking spree against Collegians with PeterSatchell getting 9 from the pocket and Jim Darcygetting 6 from his wing . Clancy, Lester and Dobbswere just 3 of many good players for Ds. Scot tycouldn'tget his Eagles to respond to the slab challenge andthey went down to OMs BY 8 goals. OM best wereTelford, Egleton and Kogler while Theodore booted5 majors . Bernies finished on a winning note and witha compliment to the fine performance by umpy MarcEnglish . Adam Farmer did well on the ball andconsistent performers Marcus Daffey and BrettHemley again did well . Xavs made it 17 on end withan awesome 11 goal margin over the then 2nd placedNodders . Tucker got another 7 and Xavs other goodefforts came from Black, Egan and Fitzsimon .DIVISION 2 CENTRA L

Hagar in his 30th year of VAFA involvement said'Rambo' was OT's best in their win over the Bullantsa view shared by OT's. Michael Sutherland kicked .half a dozen and John Shein and Murray Pitman alsoput in for OT's. Hagar said Glen McLaren wasBullants' best. Blues warmed up for the finals with acomfortable 11 goal margin over the Friars. Owen,Cullen and Moo re were Blues best while Knox kicked4 during the half that he played . Camberwell had agood win over Hoes who hung on to 4th spot with anarrow percentage break over the inaccurage Parade.Terry Walker kicked 4 for Wells who were best servedby David Walker, Ben Taylor and Donal `U-etc .'Therry once again romped in this time at Black'sexpense. John Woodgate was their main scorer withMark Finnigan and Lee Hollow doing well and'Chappy' finishing his playing year on a good note.DIVISION 2 SOUT H

Brighton's effort in kicking 4 into the breeze in the3rd quarter was a match winner but unfortunately forthem Bedas rolled High to keep them out of the finals .Jackers praised the efforts of Tonners best - JohnFarrer, And rew McLean and And rew Skelton - whilstalso acknowledging good efforts from their ownAndrew Braun and Danny Rajch . Bedas won the 1stsemi preview against Melb. High thanks to a greatgame after a 6 week absence from Simon Flanne ryas well as good games from Mick Wells and GerardO'Brien who kicked 4 majors .

PREVIEW OF TODAY'S GAMESDIVISION 1

Nodders will be pleased to know that I won't bewatching them today because they've lost each timeI've seen them this year. They have been a little moreconsistentthan OMs throughout the year but probably

lack a little of the polish that OMs often show in theirdisposal skills. During the year I have tended to overratethe OMs (just ask 'Mrs Coach') and underrate theNodders and I think there will be little between themtoday but with the return of a couple from their 'Ones'I think OMs will advance to the Prelim . Final in a fortnight.DIVISION 2 CENTRAL1ST SEMI FINA L

Uni Blues meet Ivanhoe at Parkside where thesurface has been excellent all year . Blues should beat full strength except for Dodd who is nursing hispersistent groin injury and his height will be sorelymissed up forward . At the other end, Hoes have thecompetition's leading goalkicker Raywood(congratulations John!) who will keep Steve's backmenconcentrating all day. Both teams play a veryentertaining style of game and I expect the spectatorswill see a super game today with the Blues luckyenough to emerge the victors.2ND SEMI FINAL

Old Camberwell have thoroughly deserved top spotwith only 2 stumbles during the year. They have hadsome very consistent performers through the year -Cocks, Horskin, Donal 'U', McKenzie etc - and theywill all make it hard for Therry. However, the Roys have5 returning from last week's winning A Grade team -Gilmour, `Gipsy', Court, 'Big Bakes' (all have Big Vexperience as well) and 'Little Bakes'. These guys willgive the Roys a tremendous boost as will their Friday'Pasta Night'. The biggest hurdle for Therry is their lackof a hard match for a long time but I think they canovercome that to just sneak home . (Hagar also pickedTherry and Blues) .DIVISION 2 SOUTH1ST SEMI FINA L

Bedas and High have a replay of last week's gameat Bangholme. This week they appear on the - literally- much more even playing ground of Monash's mainoval . Beda's won't be at top strength as the loss by theirseniors last week will keep a couple of boys up theethatJohn would have like to have today. Also, the resultof the tribunal will have a bearing on their best lineup .I think the High boys can probably adjust to the earlystart just a bit better than Bedas and give my statisticianmate a win in his much deserved first finals appearance .2ND SEMI FINAL

Chirnside have deservedly topped the table aftera particularly good first half of the season whilst Jackers'consistency has earned them the double chance. WhenI saw these 2 teams play last month it was hard toimagine they were the top 2 teams as Jackersabsolutely slaughtered an undisciplined Parkers.Parkers have regrouped since then as shown by theirgood win away against Brighton who rolled Jackerslast week . However, Jackers were not disgraced against

Tonners last week as Tonners on their day were asgood as any team in the comp, and I think they canbenefit from the lessons of that loss and come out asnarrow winners today.SLAB CHALLENGE

is finished for the year. Thanks to all for participatingin the fun and spirit of the challenge .

LAST ROUND'S RESULTS _:U19

UNDER 19 SECTION 1COLLEGIANS 1.0 3.2 4.3 10.8 .68DE LA SALLE BLUE 8.6 11.8 17.11 23 .12 .150

COLLEGIANS Oldham 3 . Kelson 2, Palmer. Farrington, Batiste . Drathn .Bamford BEST Palmer, Phillios. Farrington, Sheehan, Oldham . Bare.DE LA SALLE BLUE Satc`wl 9, Darcy 6 . Conroy 2, Dobbs 2, Raid 2,

Sheedy. Barker BEST Lester. Satchell . O'Brien, Bell, DAstoli . Dundar

OLD MELBURNIANS 1 .2 8.8 11.10 18.11 .119MARCELLIN 3.1 4.4 10.6 10.7.67

OLD MELBURNIANS Theodore 5, Wallace-Smith 4, Koeler 3, Thompson2. Cariyon, Egleton . Branchflower, Teelow . BEST Telford, Kogler, Egleton .Wallace-Smith, Vile. Metzne rMARCELLIN Bennie 3. Purcell 3, Healey 2, Edmonds, Upton BESTEdmonds, Gill . Purcell, Entwisie. Sandy, Healey

ST BERNARDS 12 .11 .83OLD MENTONIANS 7.7.49

ST BERNARDS Scern 3. Webb 2. Palmer 2, Lynch, Hemley. M Farmer.Taylor. Ferns BEST A Farmer. M Dailey, Hemiey, Taylor, Scern . FoxOLD MENTONIANS Riley 4. Radin. Carter. Travers BEST Marshall, May,Pride. Travers, Appel, Wals hOLD HAILEYBURIANS 2 .1 10.4 11.5 15.10 .100ORMOND 7.4 8.5 15.8 16 .9 .105OLD HAILEYBURIANS Evans 4, Harrison 4, Nicholls 2, Shinder, Hilton,Richardson, Lyons. Raby BEST Jenner. Baby. O'Brien, Nicholls,Richardson . Fothergil lORMOND Agar 5, Milliken 2 . M . Osborne 2, Dobson 2. Wells, Goldman .Malane, Turner, McCarthy BEST Agar, M Osborne, C Montgomery .Malane . Goldman, McCarthyOLD XAVERIANS 5 .4 11.4 16.10 18.11 .119MAZENOD 0.2 1.3 4.3 7.7.49OLD XAVERIANS Tucker 7, Black 3, Cook 2, Stones 2, Gill 2 . Strachan,Ries BEST Black, Fitzsimon. Egan, Duggan, Dillon, TuckerMAZENOD Goal Kickers and Best Players not receive d

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 CENTRALBULLEENTEMP. 5.4 8.6 10.7 12 .11 .83OLD TRINITY 4.5 7.6 13.8 18 .8.116BULLEENTEMR McLaren 3 . Parris 3, M Brennan, Carew . Prior, Probyn,John Paul, Depetio BEST Joe Scott . McLaren, Prior, Waddell . Somerville .Dail-OgioOLD TRINITY Sutherland 6, Pitman 3 . P Beet 2, De Stefanis 2, Meehan2 . Smythe 2, P Guttendge BEST Ramsden . Shen, Gibson . P Gutteridge,P Beet . SmytheWHITEFRIARS 0.0 2.2 2.2 3.3.21UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 .1 6.2 9.7 12 .13.85WHITEFRIARS McGuire, McFarlan .O'Connor BEST Else, Tilling, Parr,Carbone, McDonald, La wUNIVERSITY BLUES Knox 4, Owen 2 . Hutchings, JOhnston, Koczkar.McAmch . Moran, Wileman BEST Owen, Cullen . Moore. Hutchins, Hall,Tippe t

OLD CAMBERWELL 2.1 11.4 15.12 18 .14.122IVANHOE 6.9 8.9 13.10 14.14.98OLD CAMBERWELL T Walker 4, S Horskins 4 . B Taylor 3, A Gale 2 .C Fisher, DWalker, A Kyriacou, B McManus, P Mathieson BEST 0Walker. D Uanwatanasakul. B Taylor, T Homes, T Walker, S HorskmsIVANHOE Molloy 6. Raywood 5 . Flynn 2, Fanelli BEST Fanelli, MolloyP,Ikington, Ford, Dantanarayana . J PaceUNIVERSITY BLACKS 4.1 .25THERRY 17.26.128UNIVERSITY BLACKS Goal Kickers and Best Players not receivedTHERRY Woodgate 4. Hollow 3, Stanko 3. Elliott 2 . Chapman . DimechGoodger. Sexton . Urh BEST Finnigan, Hollow, Griggs . Delaney.Chapman, StankoOLD PARADIANS 26.30.186OLD CAREY 9.4.58OLD PARADIANS Batchelor 8, Joyce 5 . Morelli 3, Digney 2, Kavanagh2, CGavoia. Brabender McBrien . Ball, Moore, Jenkins BEST PaganBatchelor, Digney, Mulligan . Nrtsou . O'KeefeOLD CAREY Campbell 3 . M Merry 2 . Dunn . Gilbert . Berry. DoggettBEST Doggett. Blackburn, Jones, Campbell

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SOUTHCHIRNSIDE PARK RECEIVED FORFEITDE LA SALLE GOLD FORFEITE DOLD BRIGHTON 0.2 2.8 7.10 10 .14.74AJAX 3.6 3.6 6.12 7.15,57OLD BRIGHTON Wilson 3 . Bilionios 2 . Swanell 2. Aitken . DirierKoshendert. BEST Team EffortAJAX Engelman, Krongold . Chizik, Hoppe. Krasnostein . Dunne. BraunBEST D Batch, Braun, Krongold . Tofflec Chizik, Cukierman

HAMPTON ROVERS 0.2 7.8 8.9 13 .15,93OLD SCOTCH 3.5 4.7 7.12 7.13.55HAMPTON ROVERS F Hunt B . R Bulmer 3 . S Anderson, M FletcherS Wills, N Skinner BEST S Anderson, S Wills, M Hope . S Magee FHunt . G TaylorOLD SCOTCH Speed 4 . Lindsay 2, Bailey BEST Speed . Roberts GriffithsB Simpson. Lindsay. MacMilla n

ST BEDES 5.3 6.3 10.8 12 .8,80MHSOB 0.0 . 6.6 7.8 10 .10.70ST BEDES G O'Brien 4 . O'Keliy 2 . Wells 2. Kinsella, Connolly . RazgaS Hecker BEST Flannery. 0 Kelly, G O'Brien . Wells . Connolly, D O'BrienMHSOB Bamert 3 . Atkin 2, Harris 2, Albergo2 . Saultry BEST GdiespeAtkin, Goldin . Harris . Wilson, Paton, Wailes . Sauitr y

CAULFIELD GRAMM. 2.7 4.8 8.10 9 .10.64OLD IVANHOE 0.3 5.6 10.9 17.12 .114CAULFIELD GRAMM . Goal Kickers and Best Players not receivedOLD IVANHOE Brown 6. Luk 2 . Weddle 2, Lambert 2 . Singh 2 . HaresAtkinson, Clarkson BEST Brown . Clarkson, Edwards. Goad . Luk . HarosMONASH BLUES 24.17.161OAKLEIGH 2.6 .18MONASH BLUES Douglass 13. Dowsley 5. Lai 2, Whittington . SmithCampbell . Nottas BESTS. Mentha, B Dowsiey . W Douglass, M ArnettC Nottas, A LaiOAKLEIGHT Tmms2 . BEST Reed. Hall, Snelling . Schultz . Burns . Wyh e

UNDER 19 SECTION 1Bennie, Marcellin (3) 71Riley, Old Mentonians (4) 66Thompson, Old Melburnians (2) 50Theodore, Old Melburnians (5) 44Branchflower, Old Melburnians (1) 41

UNDER 19-2 CENTRAL SECTIO NRaywood, Ivanhoe (5) 82Sutherland, Old Trinity (6) 50McKenzie, Old Camberwell (-) 41Gilmour, Therry (9) 41Dodds, University Blues (0) 38

UNDER 19-2 SOUTH SECTIO NDouglass, Monash BluesFountas, MHSOBPiccioli, Chirnside ParkBailey, Old Scotc hGosstray, Caulfield Grammar

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UNDER 19 SOUTH - SATURDY 29/81ST SEMI FINAL - Monash - 11 .15 amMHSOB vs ST BEDE'SField: R . LaVale, A . DamenBoundary: P. Graham, B . ReicheltGoal: A . Belcher, C . Chalmers

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Senior Coach :Frank Dunel l

Assistant Coach :John Newbold

1 . G . Keane3. J. Law4. V. Comito (DVC)5. S. Walsh6. C . Delahunty7. S . Perret t8. A . Capes9. G . Wood

10 . J . Federico11 . P. Capes12 . P. Hogan13 . R . Purcell14 . G . Mathewes15 . M . Ega n16 . F. Dunel l17. W. Carey (VC)18. A. Purcel l19 . L . Gollant21 . C. Mallia22. M . Mahady23. B. Hor n25. A . Comito26. J. Gollant27. A . Nathan28 . P. Morrice29 . J . Overman30. R . Doolan32. C. Calthorpe33 . M . Mulkearns (C)34 . N . Mitchel l36 . M . Fitzpatrick37. F. Comito39 . S . Byrne40. D. Burke41 . D. Looker42 . M . Marshall43. A . McCleave44. S. Taylo r45. J. Kennedy48. T. Ogston64. G . Wood

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Coach : Simon MeehanAssistant Coach :

Denis McGrory1 . A . Baxter (VC)2 . D . Connel l3 . W. Byrn s4 . C. McKenzie5 .F.Main6. W. Smit h7. R . Makinson8 . M . Orto n9 . G . Anderson

10. T. Chegwin11 . J. Rae12 . D. Seccull (Capt)13. B. Carty14. D . Cotton15. W. Phillips16. M . DeMattia18. M . Constable19. M . Armstrong (DVC)20 . C. Kraus21 . A . Walden22 . P. Thiessen23 . I . Kidgell25 . D. Dean26. G . Phillips27. C. Dunn28. G . Borg33. G . Tanner35. D . Lappage36. S. Meehan38. J. Hayter39. A . Fothergill43. D. Hoare52 . B . Canobi e

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3. S . Duthie5. A. Aston6. D. Hooper8. R . Hodges

11 . D. Fo x13 . N . Hooper14. A. Chambers17. R . McLeish19. F Kie l21 . S . Gibbs22 . K. Stokes24. B. Shepherd25. S. Stokes27. T. Watson32 . G . Jackson33. D. Murtagh34 . R . Price35 . B. Steele36 . G . Bennett37. D. Ise r38. J. Moi r39 . S. Woodhouse42 . J . Lawso n45 . B. Cain (Res VC)48 . R . Petty49. R . Steele50. T. Byrne51 . M . Terzini52. J. Boc k57. K . Burrowes58.T.Hart60. B. Crump (Res-Capt)

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Assistant: Frank Melican1 . C. Clark (DVC)2 . P. Schuhkraft3. A . Fitzgerald4 R Barnes5. D. McDonald6. T. Gallagher7. B. Connell CVC,Snr)8 M . Giimore (DVC)9 S. Grac e

10. M . McDonald11 . D. EdgeJi12. N. Sebo13. P Kingston14. S. Samild15. M. McCormli16. T Stewart17. P. Harrington18. B Cleary19. A. Jobling (GSnr)20.D. Wood23. P. McDonald24.5. McCooke25. P. Forsyth27. T. Hille28, B. Collins30. R . Woodland31 . B. Egan32. S . Reidy33. E. Fraser34 C . Sparrow35. A . Grace36. M . Devine37. A . Orr38. P Milner (Res-VC)39. S. Morgan40.P.Joy41 . R_ Oaten42. D. Robertson (Res-Capt)43. C. Thoma s", A . Connolly45. D, Barton46. D. Abrahams47. T. Aldridge48. P Marnow49 . P. Hurley51 .S . Montgomery52. a Connell53. C. Karageorgio54, C. Kelleher55 . T. Malane56 . B. Turner57. R . Milhkm58, C. Byrnes59 M. Osborne60 . L Haddon61 . A . Kukuijan62 . D . Arnfield

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10 . J . Wilson11 . M . Mullenger12 . P. Tymm s13 . P. Kerslake14 . M . Roach15 . D. Terry16 . L . Cohen17. K . Wilson19 . D. Clark20. S. Walker21 . S . Holt22 . R . Jacobs23. N . Gosewinckel24.R .Lawson25. B. Young26. B. Selleck27. G . Young28. D. Barron29. M . Barrett30 . G . McAuliffe31 . S. Molloy32 . A . Johnston33 . P. Majerczak34 . D. Ruggiero35 .S. Bazzano36 . C . Kell y37. C. Ford38 . J . Simmonds39 . C. Habgood40. D, Carbon41 . D. Cecchirn44. G . Mitchell (C)45 . M . Majerczak46 . D. Smith47. A. Brown48. G. Walker49. W. Radley50. R- Cohen51 . G . Rokay52 . A. Stock55. M . McMahon60. D. Ball69. P. Col e

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1, M . Kinsella4 . D. Goodchild6 . R . Parsons7. N . McColough (DVC)8. W. Doyl e9. C. Lancaster

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1 . N . Kendall2 . D. Murray3. T. Chilcott (Capt)4. W. McLean5. D . Conroy6. W. Francis8. P. Green9. P Hal l

11 . B . Meadows12. S. Noble13 . P. Gree n14 . M . Harrison16. B. Baxter17 . M . McCusker18 . M . Brookes19. M . Guilliano20. C. Murray (DC)24. A . Hanle y25. D. Richards26. W. Poulter31 . C . Smith32 . W. Marshall34. D. Connolly37. J . Mannix40. T. Paatsch41 . S . Morgan42 . J . Grimison45. G . Rogers47. Peter Riley48. T. Howard50. A . Rogers51 . N . Robinson52 . M . O'Hara60. S. Fishers (DC)61 . D . Gil l63. B . Welch

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1 . M . Kinsella2 . D. Marshall4. D . Goodchil d5. G . Foot-Connolly8. W. Doyl e9. C. Lancaster

11 . R . Grec h12 . D. Spencer13. S. Zahra16.8 . Berry18. B. Rivalland21 . A . Whitelaw22 . S. Algeri25 . J . Dalto n26 . B . Burns (Capt)28 . J . Clagna n30 . G . Fitzgibbon31 . G . McLachlan32 . Matthew Beasley33. I . McNicho l36. L. Walker38. W. Dunstan42 . P. Griffiths44. D . Smit h46. M . Santagada48. M . Lomagno50. G . Riggio53. A . Peck55. P. Farre l56. Mark Beasley58. D. Trease59. Paul Newport60. S . Campbell

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1 . C . Wormesley2 . A . Campbell3 . M . Ladgrove4 . B . Hendy5 . J . Muirhead6 . T. Ahdore7. J. Reiger8 . R . Murphy9 . S. Pratt

10. F. Khali l11 . J . Johnston12 . C . Pepper14. S . Stokes15. P. Ashwood16. D. Boots17. C. Pauline18. J . Salerno19. R. Forgarinni20 . K . Somers21 . B. Goodwin22 . S . Gwi n23. M . Dyke24. S. Van Beek25. M . Labinski26. B. McGougan27. P. Giddens28. Adrian Brown29. A . Scott30. L. Vurlow31 . J. Sweeney32 . D. Blewitt33. T. Battle34. S. Wilson35. D. Ruston36 . W. Burgess37. G . McDonald38. K . Wilson39. J. Leveque40. G . Beugamare41 . G . Johnson42 . P. Lambert43. S. Reige r44. Andrew Brown46. K . Sutto n47. B . Sheppeck48 . S. Campbell49. P. Eyre50 . K . Charleston51 . D. Spreckley52 . T. Merti s54 . J. Wilso n

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2 . D. Adams3 . M . DeMorton (C)4. P. DiMarco5 . C . Cortes e6 . V. Grimaldi (DVC)7. J. Briffa8. C . Keay9. A . Sammartino

10. A. Tirchett (VC)11 . K . Hehi r12. L . DeMorton14. G . Parkinson16 . S . Tsialtas19 . V. Liros i20. P. Cerasiotis21 . B. Laurie24. J. Houston25. J. Androutsos26. J. Tirchett28. J. Kibizis29. D . Frew30. B. Thorpe33. J. Kakafikas36. J. Boudoloh37. D . DeMorton45. S . Cannon47. J . Engellener49. J. Cannizzaro

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11 . J. Murphy12 . M . Maddox17. G . Alexellis19 . J . Evans21 . S. Cross22 . P. Stewart (VC)23. M . Silva24. R . William s27. Cameron McLeod28. D. Healey29. G . Newman (DVC)31 . P O'Sullivan34. P Holmes35. S . Kid d37. Campbell McLeod38. S . Wilmot40. P. Riedel (C)41 . A . South42. J. Haberman45. A. Cope46. S . Sargeant47. D. Harrop48. D. Phelan50. M . Pittoni51 . S. Silva52 . N . Dunlop54. J. Blowfield55. S . Kell y56. N . Milonas58. F. England68. G . James

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10. M . Hurley11 . D . Sevens12. B. May13, C. Jeffries14.D Hodge15. H . Hewit t16. J . McNamaraIT P. Smit h18. R .A . Croni n19A . Grierson (Capt)26,3 . McKenn a21 . A . James23.B . O'Connor24. S. Flyn n25. G . Whitehead26. M . Gray27. I . Shaw28. R . Winnen29. S. O'Loughlin30. C . Colliver31 . L . Kin g32. M . Vankerkhoven33.P. Rosbrook34. M . Tarulli (VC)35. S. Livingstone36. D. Phelan37. C.Burdeu38. D. Peters39. J . Langford40. D . Wright41 . J. Hacking42. R . Milton43.C, Rogers44. J. Scott45. S. Rosbrook46 D .Langdon47 P Kvietelaihs48. M .Crough49. D . Horvath50. P. Grierson51 . J. Dean52.P Sheehan53. R . Lanake54. M . Kealy55, J . Crouch56. K . Denver57. L. Denver59. W. Hoare60 B . McKellar70. P Sainsbury80. M . Joyce

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Senior Coach:Garry Connolly

1 . M . Learmonth3 . R. Livingstone4 . P. Binyo n5. N . Power6. T. Brideson

10 . T. Jones11 . B . Clark12 . G . Mullins14. A . Huebner16. C . Johnstone17. B. Prio r18 . W. Ross19 . D. Lupton20 . F. O'Rourke21 . T Ymer22 . G . Sloan23. S . Preston25. A . Slatterly29. J . Fuller31 . G . Hurley32 . M . Plumridge33. A . Bourke37. D. Bourke38 . S . Ston e39 . W. Mullenger41 . C . O'Brien51 . M . Rappoccio52 . M . Huebner56. S. Boast58. A . Pollard66. K . Mullins

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2 . C. Hickey (VC)3 . N . Chipp4 . R . Cutlac k5. R. Daniels (C/C)6. R . Hughes (DVC)7. G . Skene9. S. Macrae

10. K . Shrives11 . A. Cope12 . W. Ballagh13. S. Jones14. C . Bryan15 . C- Hughes16 . M . Jones19 . G . Berti20. J. Raft22 . J . Hands24. S. Brown25. T. Styles26. J . McQuie27. S . Neate28 . P Nance30. A. Drover32. G. Neale33. P. Harris34. G . Earney35. R . McDowell36. M . Eastham38. M . Cooke39. P. Bennett41 . G . Cadman42 . S. Ustick43. M . Cheong44. K . McDowell45 . A . Newnham46 . D. Websdale47. M . Vissenjoux48. J. Cope49 ' A . Donohue50. P. Bremner53. P. Drake54. C . Bertalli56 . N . Clements56 . A . Thomas59 . M . Ward66 . C- Anderson68- D. Fitzpatrick77 . J . Keebl e78 . M . Wappet79. D. Zadnik

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Reserv es Coach:P. Henry

1 . D. Tonks2. P. McKenzie3. J . McEncroe4. D. Soteriou5. T. Reide6. H . Iki z7. J. Panagiotopolos8 M . Price9. S. Gowty

10.1 . Stevens (C)11 . R. Allan13. M . Tapunago15. S. Bishop17. G . Crameri18J . Briggs19 . J . Murray20. S. Buckingham21 . L . Shaw22 . P. McKinnon23 . P. Poulton25 . B . Panagiotopolos26 . P. Crameri27. D. Eastway28. C. Souter29. S . Racavalis30. G . Richards31 . A. Watson32 . J . Mansfield33, A . Cooke34.D . Maddern35. P. Henry37. C. Singleton38. M . Evans39 . P Swift40. M . Wuiske41 . J. McDonald42 . G . Thornton43 . J . Sumundza44 .S .Hogg45. T. Harvey47. M . Egan48, R. Thomson49. R. Vandoldren50. D. Bellman51 . P. Dudderidge52 . S. Bristow54. P. Booth55 J . Hearne56 . B. Milner57.P.Phayre60 . H . Bradshaw

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Looking Backby Noel Rundle

5 YEARS AGO - 1987Old Paradians advanced to the preliminary final with

a 21 point win over De La Salle O.C. O .Rs led at everychange but were given a shock in the 3rd quarter whenDe La kicked 6 goals to get to 4 points down at the lastchange. The last quarter was tight until the 20 minutemark when a Brandon Exton goal was quickly followedby one from Michael Skerritt that sealed the game .

The O.P.'s strong first half was due to the brillianceof Dominic Spillane who seemed to be loose on thewing . Mick Greene in the ruck and C .H .B . MickDeveson inspired De La's comeback .

It was heads down for Tom Johnston when hisbeloved Red Devils, Parkside, held Marcellin to 1/2time and then went down to the pressure applied bysome great play from Marcellin's Simon Lennox, MickDay, Tony Paatsch and Chris Slattery. Final scoreswere Marcellin O .C . 15 .21 to Parkside 10 .13.

Old Melburnians trailed an energetic Monash inthe first half of the 'C' preliminary final, played a great3rd term to lead by 8 points at the last change but thenwere no match for a dogged and accurate MonashBlues with final scores, Monash Blues 13.7 to O.M : s11 .11 .

Old Mentonians were very disappointing when StKevin's O .B. were on top all day in the'D' PreliminaryFinal, 15 .9 to 10.16 .

10 YEARS AGO - 198 2Chris `Lofty' Rowston played his 150th game for

Hampton Rovers when he ran onto the field for the'C' Section first semi against St Kevin's O.B. Club. Bestand Fairest in 1975 and 1981, 'D' Section Best andFairest in 1975, state team in Tasmania in 1982, Chris,a nippy. fearles rover has been a great team-man andcommittee member. I'll bet it was a big night for Chrisas the Rovers won the first semi, 24 .12 to 17.8 . It wouldhave been a sad night for Chris (Nuts) Nettlefold whoplayed his 100th game for St Kevin's.

Marcellin (A) confirmed their superiority when theyrecorded their 3rd victory for the season against the'Monds, 22 .17 to 14.9. Best were Fraser, Jones (5goals), Bourke (7 goals) (Marcellin) and Ritchie,Burke, Boyanton (Ormond) .

Banyule'blitzed'traditional rivals, Therry in the'E'second semi, winning 27 .14 to 16 .15. Stars were S .Barnes, Lydiate, Gillies (Banyule) and White, Mott,Boden (Therry) .

15 YEARS AGO - 1977Best and fairest results were as follows : 'A' Peter

Aughton ( St Bernards) 19, on count back from H .Royal ( Coburg) ; ' B' R . Shepherd (Res. O.B.) 26 fromM . Bates (Res . O.B.) 19 ; 'C' A . Flavel (UHSOB) 24from M . Yeo ( Old Carey) 21 ; 'D' P. O'Dwyer (Ass .) 26from M . Fanning ( St Kevin's)17 ; ' E' G. Towan (ANZ)21 from M . Waller (AMP) 18 ; 'F' G. Myers (Comm .

Bank) 37 from G. Miles (Bulleen-Temp.) 21 ; J .1 W.Morris ( Ormond) 20 from I . Kilpatrick ( Ivanhoe) 16 ;J .2 . M . Thompson (H . Rovers) 32 from W. Truefoldt(Res . O.B .) 19 . Can anyone name the player who wenton to play in Collingwood lsts?

Old Brighton paid tribute to a great footballer andperhaps our best ever representative' Richard

Thomas, on his 150 games - a club best and fairestwinner more times than can be remembered and alsoa 'C' Section best and fairest .

In 'A' Section first semi St Bernard's broke their runof three defeats when they were in control all day todefeat Ormond by 19 points.

Parkside's victory by 5 points over Old Xav, in 'C'first semi wastheclosest result, final scores being 15 .18(108) to 15.13 (103) . Best were : Parside, B . Clarke,Nankervis, Ridd (Now a VAFA umpire), Fitzgerald,FeIIe, Quaife (5 goals) and Old Xaverians Noonan,Hense, Peppard, McNamee, Cookesley, Lawrence(6 goals) .

20 YEARS AGO - 1972'A' Section Leo Carney ( North O.B .) 15, Peter Burt

(Old Paradians) 14, Kevin Power (North O.B .) 13 .'B'Section Mike Birrell (Old Carey) 23, Brian Steele (OldScotch) 17 . 'C' Section Mitch McKenzie ( Old Xavs)30, D. Tuck ( Assump.) 17. 'D' Section Rick Thomas( Old Brighton) 30, G. O'Brien (Latrobe Blacks) 18.'E' Section B . Ivey ( West Brunswick) 20, J. Jones(AMP Society) and P. Toohey ( Marcellin) . ' F' SectionR. Wood (Old Ment .) 21, B. Halliday ( Monash) 17.

Bill Rodda played his 200th game for Parkdale inthe first semi against Latrobe .

Walker of Old Ivanhoe ('E' Section) with 109 andRatcliffe ( Powerhouse) in Junior Section 1 with 106scored the magic 'ton' of goals for the season .

In 'A' Section first semi, Old Paradians were far toostrong for Coburg and after leading by 19 points at halftime went away to win by 50 points. Duke, Burt, Denai(Old Par.) and Emselle, N . Beattie and Zylie ( Coburg)were best .

Closest semi was in'C' Section where Powerhouse16 .13 defeated St Kilda C .B.C. 15.15 with Hammett,Daniel, Bartlett (7 goals) and D re w, Dynon, Casey(7 goals) the best for their respective clubs .

25 YEARS AGO - 1967Caulfield Grammarians 20 points ahead at orange

time, withstood a strong bid from Uni . Blacks to triumphby 5 points .

Best for the winners were Barker, Vorrath and Wardwhile Sinclair, Shackleton and Burston starred forthe losers .

In'B' Section UHS Old Boys and North Old Boysdrew 4.4 each, with UHS scoreless in the last quarter,while North Old Boys scored 2 .2 .

Other results were -'C' Section - St Bernard's (3rd)

11 .8 d Old Brighton (4th) 5.12 ; Alphington (1st) 6.14d Monash (2nd) 6.6.

'D' Section - St Pat's (4th) 12 .17 d AJAX (3rd) 5 .8 ;Hampton Rovers (2nd) 10.7 d Parkside (1st) 8,11 .

'E' Section - Assumption (3rd) 7.10 d AMP Society(4th) 4.13 ; Toor-Malvern (2nd) 10 .6 d Old Trinity (1st)7.12 .

Best and fairest awards for the season - 'A' Section- J . Fisher (Kew) 1, Brian Weyman (Old Par.) 2, DavidHughes ( Old Scotch) 3 .

'B' Section - P. Hoy (St Kilda C.B .C.) 1, L. Prosser(UHSOB) 2, R . Wood (Ormond) 3 .

'C' Section - G . McKay (Alphington) 1, J. Thomas(Old Carey) 2 .

'D' Section - H . Jolson (AJAX) 1, G . Brewer (Nat.Bank) 2 .

'E' Section- M . O'Dwyer(ESA)1, K .A . Wood (OldCamb.) 2 .

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MARKETING NEWSby Mike McArthur-Alle n

I am writing this from the viewpoint of both a sponsorand a supporter of the VAFA . For many years now bothmyself and Ferrari Formal Hire have been closely tiedto a multitude of sporting fraternities . During those yearsit has become very obvious that one of the greatestdifficulties faced by clubs these days is that or raisingfunds .

Traditional fund-raisers, such asthe'Pie Night' and'Car Rally', although still very popular, do not changemuch from year-to-year. Of more recent times a numberof clubs have tried something a little different . Becomingever more popular isthe'Cocktail Night' and the'DinnerDance'. However, functions such as these are perhapsnot quite as cheap to run as some of the others . By thetime the guests have paid for their tickets and hired theirdinner wearthe evening can run into afairly expensiveaffair.

We're hereto tell you that it need not cost you an 'armand a leg'. Forquite sometime now Ferrari Formal Hirehas serviced the needs of groups such as DebutanteBalls, School Formals, Corporate Dinners and others .We would like to extend those services to the membersof the VAFA . If you are planning a function requiringformal wear then it is possible to do so much moreeconomically now than it has been in the past .

For those of you who have hired a suit recently youwill be aware that the normal retail cost of a suit isapproximately $75 .00 . When a group of persons hiresuits through us the price drops considerably.Depending upon the quantity of suits required it maybe discounted by up to 50%, allowing hire prices tobegin at $36.00 . This represents a substantial reductionand should make'Black Tie' events more attractive toyour club. I will mention pricing again a little later, butfirst I would like to give you some idea of what we canoffer you in the way of services .

Ferrari Formal Hire has always prided itself on its

service as being second to none. Just as all footballteams aim to be premiers, we aim to be the best at whatwe do. For that reason we offer an unparalleled levelof service and fashion formal wear. To give you an ideaof what we can do for you the following is a short listof a few of our services :

(1) We measure your group where and when youwant ; (2) We deliver the suits where and when you want ;(3) We also pick the suits up for you .

It may well be that this particular process is notconvenient for you . If this is the case then we can offeryou another popular and very handy option .

This year we have introduced a new idea aimed atthose organisations unable to avail themselves of theservices outlined above . It involves making use of ourcustomized 'Guest Voucher' option. At your request wesupplyto you a number of Guest Vouchers (the numberis solely determined by yourselves) . These are printedwith your organisation's name, the name of the functionand the function date. The idea behind these vouchersis that the organiser of the function hands thesevouchers out to all of those people who are in need ofsuits. The guests then simply have to enter one of ourseven conveniently located stores to receive their suitand their special price.

As I mentioned earlier, there is more to say aboutprice. An attractive option to the standard discountedprice involves placing a small surcharge onto the topof the hire price. This additional charge, whether it be$5 .00 or $10.00, is refunded to the club in the form ofa donation . For example, if 30 people attend the nightyou can earn for the club an additional $150.00 to$300.00. This is just one of the available options we canoffer you .

To reiterate . Fund raising can be a very difficult taskattimes . However, should you be considering aformalfunction then we at Ferrari Formal Hire are able to helpmake that function happen .

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SPORTSILABA NEW 1992 VAFA SPONSOR OFFERS TO VISIT CLUBS ON TRAINING NIGHTS

TO ARRANGE MANUFACTURE AND SUPPLY OFPROFESSIONALLY FITTED MOUTHGUARDS .

PHONE: JOHN BURTON 706 9655 (BH) 562 0103 (AH) for details

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AMATEUR FOOTY SHOW ON SOUTHERN FM 88.3every Sunday Morning 9 - 9 .30 am

with Graham Byrnes, Mike McArthur-Allen and Mark Anderso nTune in next Sunday and catch all the VAFA news and reviews with a weekly phone-in quiz .

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COACHES CLIPBOARDedited by

Mike McArthur-Allen

THOUGHTS OF A 1ST YEAR COACHDon Leale - Reserves Coach, Thomastown F.C .

When appointed to the position of Reserves coachfor the Thomastown Football Club for the '92 season,I was extremely thankful to the club for giving me theopportunity to commence my coaching career. To thosewho consider themselves students of our wonderfulgame, I consider coaching to be a natural progressionfrom playing .

This is my experience and how I saw the year.Coaching is not without its trials and tribulations andmany emotions are experienced during the course ofthe season .PRESEASON

My biggest fear early was whether I could adapt tocoaching a side that would contain players that havebecome great friends of mine over the past four years .To my relief, as the year panned out, these were theplayers whom I could rely on continuously for theirsupport in what became a long and fruitless season .Preseason was approached with excitement and vigour .Not since my first season of senior football at LatrobeUniversity underthe guidance of John Simpson (currentBanyule Coach) had I had to put in such a vigoroustraining schedule . Weekly meetings, preparation fortraining sessions, match practice, player assessmentsand a coaching accreditations course - yes it was allhappening .SEASON

3 wins, 15 losses, most by large margins . A playerturnover of more than 70 people representing the clubreserves during the '92 season . Quickly I learnt thatsuccess breeds familiarity. When annual subs are duewe lose a dozen players . The more games we lost thequicker they dropped off. By showing disciplineregarding 'no training, no playing' we lost players .Initially I endeavoured to fill the dual role of ' player coach'but quickly came to the realisation that with an inexperi-enced side lacking in football intelligence, I had to fulfilmy coaching duties from the bench so as to instruct,

recognise problems and endeavour to solve them .Two important ingredients I learned early to being a

coach are :1 . Be yourself. Everyone has their own style of coach-

ing . It's your team and you are in charge. There arealways the 'lounge chair' critics with plenty to say, butdon't let this affect you adversely. Take note of these crit-icisms and use the valid ones to your advantage . Thesewill hopefully improve your coaching in years to come .

2 . Accept that this is amateur football and that thecommitment and football intelligence of your on fieldpersonnel is not always at acceptable levels . As a coach,you always give your best for the whole season . Yourlevel of commitment must be unquestionable, however,those whom you command will inevitably write a bookof excuses during a season as to training attendances,availability on match day and poor performance etc. Youmust come to terms with varying commitment and intel-ligence levels early in the season for your sanity to prevail .

At the end of the day, as coach, blame for poorperformance rests on your shoulders . I guess when Iaccepted the position of coach, that I would have asuccessful side and a premiership would be the ultimateend . If this had of been the case the I would have writtenabout all the great and wonderful things on coaching .The scribes tell me that before you taste success,experiencing the sensation of disappointment and failureis paramount to becoming a good coach . Finding thatwinning formula is difficult when negative factors asprevious mentioned are weighted against you, but youmust remain enthusiastic always.

As advice for those considering coaching for the firsttime in '93, approach the position with your eyes wideopen . Set goals for the season and be prepared, as itis not always smooth sailing . Use pieces of previoscoaches styles to formulate your own style and try toadhere to your principles when these are tested .Eventually you will find success, I hope I do .

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VAFA COACH OF THE YEARAt a recent Committee Meeting of the VAFA Coaches Association it was decided to make available an

award to the VAFA Coach of the Year .This will become an annual presentation to the VAFA's most outstanding coach . The VAFAiAFCA Committee

will select the winner from the 188 current Coaches from 73 Amateur Clubs .The recipient will also be entered into the 'Australian Football Coaches Association' Coach of the Year

Award presented in November.The presentation of the 1992 VAFA Coach of the Year is to be made at the VAFA Gala Grand Final Breakfast .

The breakfast is being held on Sunday 20th September between 8am and 11am at the Prahran Town Hall .The Coaches Association encourages all Amateur Coaches to attend the Gala Breakfast . The normal

inclusive cost is $50 (includes entry to the VAFA A Section Grand Final) . To reward Amateur Coaches theCoaches Association will subsidise all VAFA/AFCA members $10.

The Coaches Association intends to book tables for the breakfast . To get a seat at the reduced rate callme on 667 6111 (Bus .) or 370 6986 (After Hours) .

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SECURITYTRIBUNAL AND

INVESTIGATIONSREPORTS

- -~~ -- ~ • ::*B . COLLINS (Ormond) - Striking - 2 matches*A . HEPBURN ( Preston) - Striking - 2 matches*R . HERBERT ( Preston) - Striking - 2 matches*A . McGANN ( W'friars U19) - Abusive language -

2 matches*T. GARD ( Parkside) - Striking - 2 matches.*C. DAVIS (0 . Mentonians( - Striking -2 matches*J . SNEDDON (Collegians U19) - Abusive language

- 2 matche s*L. LEGALL (Oakleigh U19) - Striking - 2 matches*Accepted Prescribed Penalty

itNYES~T[GIATIONS 2~ C.,

R. MILLS (0. Paradians) - Striking - 2 matchesT. VANDENACKER (St Leo's) - Striking - 2 matchesS . FLANNERY (St Bede's U19) - Striking - 5

matchesG. WOOD (St Bernard's) - Striking - 2 matches

Mike McArthur-Allen - Tribunal Co-ordinato r

VAFA against RICHMOND CENTRAL on a charge of misconduct in that in the reserve match vs UHSOB playedAugust 15th player P. Lygon did use abusive and threatening language towards an umpire and did strike aUHSOB player. Other charges dismissed . Player P. Lygon suspended for 6 matches (3 per charge) which areto be served consecutively.

P. Stevens, Investigations Co-ordinato r

(Cnr Chapel & Grevllle Streets)

Compere : Ian CoverJohnny Garfield - Comedian

® Presentation of Best & Fairest Awards ® Leading Goalkicker Awardsplus SPECIAL CENTENARY YEAR VAFA AWARD S

Tickets $50 all inclusive includes entry to VAFA A SECTION GRAND FINAL

Book Club Tables by RingingJohn Grace 606 7023-B/578 9952-P Barry O'Connor 603 5900-B

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19192 F'1ZA>1-II2AN TOWN HALL

AUGUST 22 199 2FAILED TO PHONE FINAL SCORES PHONED INCORRECT SCORE SBY 3 P M0. HAILEYBURY 3.10 'ST PATRICK'S 3.08*BY 5 P MDE LA SALLE 5.10ORMONDPRESTONOLD MELBURNIANSST BEDES (U19)BY 5 .30 PMORMOND 5 .34'

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BEST PLAYERSUNIVERSITY BLUE SP L EASE NOTE: Standard fines will apply for clubsguilty of the above offences . Clubs who offend onthree occasions for the same type of offence will becharged with "conduct unbecoming a Member clubof the Association "

1 . ALL SENIOR AND U19 MATCHES final scores to Nancy (528 3319) by 5 pm .2 . S AND U19 SECTION goalkickers, best players and Q by Q scores to Norm Nugent

(467 2857) by 5.30 pm .3 . C'1'O F SECTION (Snrs only) goalkickers, best players and 0 by 0 scores to

Elsternwick Park (531 8333) by 5.30 pm .4 . EINA1 . SCORES (only) of RESERVE MATCHES to Phil or Nancy ( 531 8333)

between 2 and 3 pm .Ensure that your follow up byfaxing/sending goalkickers and best playersto ElsternwickPark on the Monday following the match - both teams to attend to .

5 . Nancy will collect all A SECTION details after Elsternwick Park Sunday matches .Please hand to Nancy in upstairs Reception area .

EACH OF THE ABOVE (1-5) TO BE DONE BY THE WINNING TEAMOF THE PARTICULAR MATCH - except part 2 of point 4 .

LATROBE UNI F.C.F GRADE 199 3

APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED FORTHE FOLLOWING POSITIONS FOR

SEASON 1993

SEN1 00"IR'COACHES

Applications to :THE SECRETARY25 Botha Avenu eReservoir 3073

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U19/1 MAZENOD vs O. MELB. ~F HARRY TROTT HARRY TROTT ELSTERNWICK PAR Kat HARRY TROTT OVAL 5/9/92 12/9/92 19/9/92 (e)U191C UNI BLUES vs IVANHOE O. C'WELL vs THERRY ~ MONASH UNI MONASH UN I

at PARKSIDE at MONASH UNI 5/9/92 (11 .15 am) 12/9/92 (11 .15 am)

U19lS MHSOB vs ST BEDES CHIRNSIDE PK vs AJAX * MONASH UNI MONASH UN Iat MONASH UNI at OLD BRIGHTON 5/9/92 (2 pm) 12/9/92 (2 pm )~ Venues may alter from above schedule after participating teams and other information is considered .

Check Telephone Mailbox (644 3921) or Sunday papers for details .

P® E I1SE FOOTBALL CLUBproudly acknowledges the support of thei r

sponsors during the season .

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1992 FINALS PROGRAM* (see note below)

COMMANDER COMPUTER SYSTEMS PTY . LTD.

V.A.RA . PREMIERSHIPA SECTIO N

COLLEGIANS 14 4 0 1947 1304 149.31 56DE LA SALLE 11 7 0 1811 1616 112.07 44ST BERNARD'S 11 7 0 1582 1473 107.40 44OLD HAILEYBURY 10 8 0 1769 1684 105.05 40ORMOND 10 8 0 1525 1483 10283 40OLD SCOTCH 9 9 0 1563 1700 91 94 36NORTH OLD BOYS 8 10 0 1763 1711 10304 32OLD XAVERIANS 7 11 0 1630 1889 86,29 28THERRY CCOB 5 13 0 1442 1798 8020 2CMARCELLIN 5 13 0 1476 1850 7978 2 C

OLD BRIGHTONOLD MELBURNIANSOLD TRINITYWHITEFRIARSOLD PARADIANSBANYULEOLD MENTONIANSUNIVERSITY BLUESMONASH BLUESPARKSIDE

B SECTION14 4 0 195012 5 1 186812 611 710 810 810 8

1595184819141575

1399 139 .391390 134 .391446 149 .451552 102 .771494 123691839 104081719 91621711 90821616 97832924 3570

5 12 1 15545 13 0 15810 18 0 104 4

C SECTIO NFAWKNER 14 4 0BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE 13 5 0KEW 13 5 0COMMONWEALTH BANK 12 6 0IVANHOE 11 7 0MHSOB 7 11 0ST KILDAtSTH CAULFIELD 6 12 0AJAX 5 13 0THOMASTOWN 5 13 0UNIVERSITY BLACKS 4 14 0

D SECTION

2153 1337 161 .032053 1611 127.441899 1551 122.44

2012 1818 110 .67

1874 1603 116911616 1785 90531615 1813 89081781 1968 90501508 2412 62,521537 2150 71 4 9

CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 12 6 0 1676 1471 113 .94

ST BEDES 11 7 0 1481 1395 106.16

PRESTON MBOB 11 7 0 1751 1812 96 .63

MAZENOD OC 10 8 0 2002 1654 121 .04

OLD IVANHOE 10 8 0 1894 1802 10511OLD GEELONG 10 8 0 1459 1396 10451ST KEVINS 9 9 0 1755 1815 9669WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 6 12 0 1581 1768 8942HAMPTON ROVERS 6 12 0 1671 1916 8721OLD CAMBERWELL 5 13 0 1481 1722 8600

E SECTIO NDOVETON 16 2 0 2164 1449 149.34BRUNSWICK 13 5 0 2037 1418 143.65GLENHUNTLY 13 5 0 2146 1661 129.20NORTH BRUNSWICK 10 8 0 1915 1726 110 .95POWERHOUSE 9 8 1 1796 1533 11716ANZ BANK 8 10 0 1760 1977 8902AQUINAS 08 7 10 1 1629 1560 104 42BULLEEN UNITED 7 11 0 1353 1590 8509ELSTERNWICK 5 13 0 1275 2058 6195LATROBE UNIVERSITY 1 17 0 1157 2345 4934

F SECTIO NST LEO'S WATTLE PARK 18 0 0 3013 1041 289 .43ST MARY'S 16 2 0 2200 1316 167.17OLD ESSENDON OR . 14 4 0 2260 1206 187.40OLD CAREY 13 5 0 1737 1494 116 .27PENINSULA OB 11 7 0 1885 1623 116.14SALESIAN OC 11 7 0 1927 1688 114.16ST JOHNS 9 9 0 1689 1673 10096UHSOB 9 9 0 1589 2003 7933ST ANDREW'S 8 10 0 1881 1754 10724ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 7 11 0 1443 1622 8896WEST BRUNSWICK 7 11 0 1441 1735 8305UNIVERSITY REDS 7 11 0 1669 2042 81.73RICHMOND CENTRAL 6 12 0 1573 1818 8652CHIRNSIDE PARK 4 14 0 1270 2233 5687FITOB 3 15 0 1492 2784 5359BORONIA PARK 1 17 0 1103 2140 5154

A RESERVE SECTIO NCOLLEGIANS 14 4 0 1717 1012 169.66ST BERNARD'S 14 4 0 1564 1292 121 .05OLD SCOTCH 13 5 0 1793 1142 157.01ORMOND 10 8 0 1572 1350 116.44DE LA SALLE 9 9 0 1404 1318 10653MARCELLIN 9 9 0 1455 1378 10559OLD XAVERIANS 6 12 0 1451 1807 8030NORTH OLD BOYS 6 12 0 1253 1825 6866THERRY CCOB 6 12 0 1156 1764 6553OLD HAILEYBURY 3 15 0 1148 1659 6920

B RESERVE SECTIO NOLD TRINITY 15 2 1 1623 749 216 .69OLD BRIGHTON 15 2 1 1485 866 171 .48

OLD PARADIANS 14 4 0 1377 707 194 .77WHITEFRIARS 9 8 1 1121 1069 104 .86

OLD MELBURNIANS 8 10 0 1091 1024 10654MONASH BLUES 8 10 0 1128 1144 9860UNIVERSITY BLUES 8 10 0 1044 1110 9405BANYULE 6 12 0 953 1412 6749OLD MENTONIANS 5 12 1 750 1413 5308PARKSIDE 0 18 0 446 1841 2423

C RESERVE SECTIO NFAWKNER 15 3 0 1452 764 190.05UNIVERSITY BLACKS 14 3 1 1478 856 172 .66BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 14 4 0 1537 804 191 .17MHSOB 10 6 2 1194 972 122.84ST KILDAISTH CAULFIELD 10 8 0 1106 1172 9437COMMONWEALTH BANK 8 10 0 1114 1265 8806AJAX 5 12 1 1010 1427 7078KEW 4 12 2 953 1393 6841THOMASTOWN 4 14 0 831 1641 5064

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0 RESERVE SECTIO NOLD IVANHOE 15 3 0 1184 831 142.48 60MAZENOD OC 14 4 0 1605 780 205.77 56PRESTON MBOB 12 6 0 1231 995 123 .72 48ST BEDES 12 6 0 1008 891 113.13 48OLD GEELONG 9 9 0 1209 1101 10981 36OLD CAMBERWELL 8 10 0 1097 1089 10073 32CAULFIELD GRAMMAR 7 11 0 883 1085 8138 28WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 6 12 0 1007 1305 7716 24ST KEVIN'S 5 13 0 801 1449 5528 20HAMPTON ROVERS 2 16 0 868 1545 5618 8

E RESERVE SECTIONGLENHUNTLY 16 0 0 1580 722 218.84 72POWERHOUSE 13 5 0 1393 705 197.59 52AQUINAS OB 13 5 0 1356 851 159.34 52DOVETON 13 5 0 1338 939 142 .49 52BRUNSWICK 10 8 0 1072 1051 10200 40NORTH BRUNSWICK 8 10 0 1119 1123 9964 32LATROBE UNI 5 13 0 724 1144 6329 20ELSTERNWICK 4 14 0 853 1464 5827 16BULLEEN UNITED 4 14 0 672 1460 4603 16ANZ BANK 2 16 0 631 1623 3888 8

F RESERVE SECTIO NST LEO'S WATTLE PARK 15 3 0 1706 796 214 .32 60OLD ESSENDON 15 3 0 1466 808 181.44 60WEST BRUNSWICK 13 4 1 1452 889 163 .33 54ST PATRICK'S MENTONE 13 5 0 1554 979 158 .73 52OLD CAREY 13 5 0 1426 997 143 .03 52PENINSULA OB 12 6 0 1173 756 155.16 48UHSOB 11 6 1 1556 969 16058 46ST MARYS 11 6 1 1443 938 15384 46ST ANDREWS 9 9 0 1137 1026 11082 36SALESIANS 8 9 1 1194 1288 92 70 34CHIRNSIDE PARK 7 11 0 902 867 10404 28RICHMOND CENTRAL 5 13 0 703 1799 3908 20UNIVERSITY REDS 4 14 0 923 1274 72 45 16BORONIA PARK 3 15 0 633 1596 3966 12ST JOHN'S OC 3 15 0 528 2013 2623 12FITOB 0 18 0 576 1894 3041 0

G NORTHBULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 15 1 0 1503 622 241 .64 60ST BERNARDS 15 2 0 1662 743 223.69 60MARCELLIN 11 6 0 1446 963 150.16 44ELTHAM OC 10 6 0 1381 933 148.02 40CAMBERWELL 9 6 0 1166 788 14797 36NORTH OLD BOYS 9 6 0 1012 835 121 20 36KEW 8 7 0 1367 817 16732 32OLD WESTBOURNE 7 8 0 1047 751 13941 28OLD SCOTCH 4 11 0 676 1054 6414 16THERRY 3 12 0 570 1274 4474 12BANYULE 2 13 0 543 1650 3291 8WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 0 15 0 241 2386 1010 0

G SOUTHOLD XAVERIANS 14 3 0 1307 511 255.77 56MONASH WHITES 14 3 0 1237 628 196.97 56DE LA SALLE 13 3 0 1287 673 191 .23 52MAZENOD OC 12 4 0 1248 634 196.85 48BLOODS 11 4 0 1305 591 22081 44COLLEGIANS 9 6 0 680 679 10015 36OLD MELBURNIANS 8 7 0 872 789 11052 32MONASH GRYPHONS 7 8 0 854 982 8697 28OLD HAILEYBURY 7 8 0 766 883 8675 28OLD GEELONG 5 10 0 451 1415 31 87 20ST KEVINS 3 12 0 507 1047 4842 12ST KILDAISTH CAULFIELD 2 13 0 369 1318 2800 8GLENHUNTLY 2 13 0 355 1491 2381 8

UNDER 19 SECTION 1OLD XAVERIANS 17 1 0 2323 870 267.01 68DE LA SALLE 14 4 0 1889 964 195 .95 56MAZENOD BLUES 14 4 0 1711 1243 137.65 56OLD MELBURNIANS 13 5 0 2170 1277 169.93 52ST BERNARD S BLUE 8 10 0 1344 1703 7892 32MARCELLIN 7 11 0 1633 1735 9412 28ORMOND 7 11 0 1328 1909 6957 28OLD MENTONIANS 5 13 0 1316 2127 6187 20COLLEGIANS 3 15 0 1399 2490 5618 12OLD HAILEYBURY 2 16 0 1185 2256 52 29 8

UNDER 19 CENTRALOLD CAMBERWELL 16 2 0 2169 1383 156.83 64THERRY 15 3 0 2161 1179 183.29 60UNIVERSITY BLUES 14 4 0 1694 1078 157.14 56IVANHOE 12 6 0 1668 1528 122 .25 48OLD PARADIANS 12 6 0 1750 1565 111 82 48OLD TRINITY 10 8 0 1641 1630 10067 40OLD CAREY 9 9 0 1519 1609 9441WHITEFRIARS 6 12 0 964 1494 6452 24BULLEENftEMPLESTOWE 2 16 0 1130 2384 4740 8UNIVERSITY BLACKS 1 17 0 710 2015 3524 4

UNDER 19 SOUTHCHIRNSIDE PARK 15 3 0 2194 1448 151 .52 60AJAX 14 4 0 2096 1285 163.11 56MHSOB 13 5 0 2055 1252 164.14 52ST BEDES 13 5 0 1773 1187 149.37 52OLD BRIGHTON 13 5 0 1842 1388 13271 52HAMPTON ROVERS 11 7 0 1758 1563 11248 44MONASH BLUES 8 10 0 1867 1414 1320-" 32OLD SCOTCH 8 10 0 1761 1559 11296 32OAKLEIGH 4 14 0 1259 1973 6381 16OLD IVANHOE 4 14 0 1076 2428 4432 16DE LA SALLE GOLD 3 15 0 1043 2313 4509 12

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