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A Section Reviewby Ross Booth

Congratulations University Blues! Your defeat of Old Xaverians by 1 point has breathed new life into therelegation battle at the bottom of the ladder . It is now possible (and indeed always was) for either Collegians

or Caulfield Grammarians to drop to B Section along with Bul!een-Temp!estowe .With two matches to go Blues are one game behind Collegians and Caulfield Grammarians but have the

edge in percentage .This week's clash at Albert Park between Caulfield and Blues is all important . Blues must win this, whilst

Collegians faces a tough task against North Old Boys at Harry Trott .If Blues were to defeat Caulfield and Collegians lost to North then the three clubs would go into the last round

locked togeher on 24 points .The final found relegation matches are :

University Blues v North O .B .Caulfield Grammarians v De La Salle .Old Xaverians v Collegian s

So, it could go right down to the wire !The Blues hit the post four times in their match, so they might have been unlucky to lose . One former senior

official thought that Xavs were lucky not to lose by six goals . Mike Yandell returned to top form and their twoU19s, CHF Chris Holmes and centreman Eddie Banks contributed greatly . Danny Corcoran won't be pleasedbut now he has the justification to rip into the Xavs . Are Ormond restored as flag favourites ?

North Old Boys finals chances were ended when they lost by 17 points to De La Salle . It was an evenfirst half but 1 .10 by North in the third quarter put them behind by 13 points at the last break .

Tim Cooke was brilliant in that third quarter for De La, Peter Rennie was dangerous on the forward lineand managed 6 goals . North kicked the first 3 goals of the last quarter and hit the front and appeared capableof going right on with it . But De La were steadier and got the next four goals . It was a good win by DLS whohave rarely won at Brens Oval since the beginning of their "modern era" in 1975 . Jerome Griffin was solidat full back, but when have you known him not to be .

Ormond trounced Caulfield Grammarians by 112 points . The 'Monds were rebounding after last week'sloss to Old Xaverians and showed no mercy as they piled on 11 goals in a grand last quarter performance .Ormond scored 18 of their 22 goals at the clubhouse end . Why? There was no wind, the ground conditionswere similar at both ends . Perhaps, Ormond likes kicking to the clubhouse end . Mark McDonald was backto his best at CHF with 8 goals and rover Joe Young kicked 5 .

It rained for more than half of the Old Paradians - Bulleen-Templestowe match in the northern suburbof Bundoora and the score reflected the conditions - 6 .12 to 3 .8 with Old Paradians the victors by 22 points .The ground was a quagmire . Neither side scored a goal in the last quarter and indeed Bulleen didn't kick oneafter half-time. Nice to see Paul Fahey back in the pivot and getting kicks for OP's . And where would Bulleen-Templestowe be without the consistent Harry Harison, Scott Wotherspoon & Paul Bell? The answer to thisunhappily phased question is still on the bottom but with a poorer percentage .

Old Scotch kept their faint final four hopes alive with a 22 point win over Collegians at Elsternwick Park,Collegians led by 2 points at half time but their Captain, Centreman Stuart Hinchen failed to reappear afte r

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sustaining a hamstring injury and that seemed to make the difference . The Lions had been showing a littleof the form of last year but they missed Hinchen's strength at the ball . Greg Tregear continues his good formon the win . I tipped 8 out of 10 last week so I'm improving .A SECTION B SECTIONBulleen-Temp. v ORMOND Therry v PARKSIDECAULFIELD GRAMMAR v Uni Blues Marcellin v ST . BERNARDSOLD XAVERIANS v Old Scotch OLD TRINITY V IvanhoeCOLLEGIANS v North O .B. UNI BLACKS v St. Kild aDE LA SALLE v Old Paradians BANYULE V Fawkner.

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Pers®nality Par sKEW MILESTONES

Brian Irwin plays his 50th game for Kew today .Even though Brian first signed with Kew in 1979 forthe U.19's he has had stints at Templestowe and NorthKew which have restricted a high game tally. "B.J ."is now back with the Kew boys and showing his ver-satility by playing wing and centre half forward . Healso gives a helping hand on the Social Committee.Congratulations and good luck today to Brian fromall at Kew .

"SAUSAGE" & "KINGO" - VETERAN OR"VINTAGE"?

Two of Old Hai!eyburians' gentlemen ploddershave been in the milestones over the last fortnight .First it was Richard Kingston who played his long-awaited hundredth game out at Kew last week ; todayit's the mighty "Sausage", Steve Marshall, playinghis 150th against the Rovers at the season's last gasp .

"Kingo" joined us way back when (1978), as dep-puty vice-captain of the club's first-ever under nineteenteam . This invincible combination stormed on to winthe flag at first attempt, the illustrious Herr Marsha! lfeaturing at the celebrations with the dead horse - butthat's another story, nay legend . For his part, Kingokept the abominable green-man less than quiet in thebig game, playing that tight game from full-back whichhas become his trademark . This is despite forays ontothe forward line which have been noted for their en-thusiasm rather than their frequency or success .

Actually it was some time before the Kolt from Keys-borough netted his first major. From memory "J .R ."will tell you it was around 1 .35 p.m . on Saturday 21July, on Old Camberwell's Barnard Reserve. Sincethen his tally stands at just 2 .

It must also be remembered that our engineeringdefender has international coaching experience too,as the sole red-head in a team of Bouganville natives- his team photo also has him as just about the onlyplayer wearing boot! Since his return we still haven'tbeen able to work out just what he is most attachedto - that Sherlock Holmes pipe (someone shouldgive him a deerstalker next Christmas) or the lovelyHills .

Well it's been a long time coming Kingo - someof us never thought we'd see the day after the thirstfor goals had a near-disastrous result out at Elstern-wick Park three years ago . How much courage thereturn to arms took, most of us will never know . Nodoubt the Kingston love of yarning until late hours withbeer in hand will tell the story one day !

Having left the litigation boys with surprisingly littleto work on in the words of wisdom above, it is nowtime to turn to a colleague in libel and defamation .

the writer of "Punchlines", an Editor's nightmare"Shagger's Gallery" cartoonist, Richmond SocialClub DJ - extraordinaire, and walking advertisementfor Bolle and Berocca - Stevie "Ray" Marshall.

"Sausage" joined the Bloods in 1977, quite a yearwhen one considers that his well-known extrovertstablemate and friendly rival Geoff "Evil" Sincockalso made his presence felt for the first time. Over theyears these two have created as much mirth aroundthe club as Zig and Zag, not the least for "Stinks"classic water displacement contest . Also well remem-bered around the traps were the infamous Jim Beam-soaked "New York Tapes", since confiscated by theFederal Polize.

We'd best not forget Steve's footballing exploits be-fore returning to the gutter. Well over a hundred of hisgames have been in the club's premier side, mainlyas a solid but nimble back pocket, rover or flankerwith those clean wicket-keeping hands for surprisingmarks . At one stage he was probably the club's besttagger, although he has rarely been known to "do aBruce Doull' off the field! A sure right foot and morethan useful left have netted around 70 goals for thelong-sleeved number five .

Now well established as the OHAFC's Director ofMuzak, our very own Blues Brother has shaken morethan a few tail feathers with the ever-popular cocktailparty tapes. And who could count the number of fel-low players in mourning the day "Cyclone" Traceyblew away? In recent years he's taken an almost pater-nal interest in his favourite literary target and fellowersatz blonde, the inimitable "Nosk".

One thing can be said about this much loved pair- at least they're improving . Steve won the firsts'Most Improved trophy in 1980, to be followed by Kin-go the following year with a tremendous year ofdefence for perhaps his favourite coach and erstwhileconversationalist, Nick Tonkin .

Top effort boyz!GIBBO'S TON AT THE TECH !

Phil "Gibbo" Gibbs recently notched up his 100thclub game at F.! T. Since heading down from Shep-parton to attend the Institute several years ago, "Gib-bo" has been a regular down at F.I .T. and one of thelast true F.I .T. "old boys". Phil took the drastic stepof getting married this season just so he could missa couple of matches and go over to Fiji with lovelyJoanne to sort out the coup!! "Gibbo" has playedhis share of senior games, but these days prefers tolead by example in the twos where his ability to dropthe over-head mark and miss kick with either foot con-tinues to impress Footscray talent scouts! Well done"Gibbo" hopefully your great on-field service willsoon be capped off with a stint on the committee.

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Uni Blues came back from the dead last week to beat Old Xavs by a point and have propelled themselvesinto the match of the day against Caulfield Grammarians. I take my hat off to the Blues - it was a fine winwhich sent quite a shiver down the backs of 2 A Section Clubs who border Albert Park Lake! I was not at thegame and wonder, were Xavs over confident or Blues more desperate? I note Mike Yandell was best afieldand completely eclipsed Mark Summers who has had such an outstanding year in Red & Black and Blue &White, and also wonder whether an ordinary game from the Xavs big man means an ordinary game from therest of the side? That theory may be put to the test tomorrow as Old Scotch has Duncan McCall & John Mairin top form and both are eagerly awaiting the challenge of curtailling Summers and knocking off the Xavs .

Ormond's total eclipse of Caulfield Grammarians will have done little for the 'fields confidence and in agame which will virtually decide relegation I lean towards the Blues . I really was surprised with Caulfield's show-ing as they had looked alright recently . Certainly the loss of David Matthews was a real blow but even so HISNAMESAKE Ben, Ian Kyle, Rob Morrissey, Ray Berzins, Campbell Cooney, Trevor Royals, David Gregor,John Kanis, Mark McClelland and Andy Norman are pretty useful and yet those in attendance at the gametell me it was the weakest effort they'd ever seen a Caulfield side put up and that B grade was where they be-long! Both coaches - Peter Chisnall & Alan Salter have plenty of fuel to stir the fire in their respective sidesand the vagaries of Oval 3 will also assist the Caulfield cause . On the other hand Blues have like a numberof sides throughout the Association fallen back on a tried and tested formula . When things are going wrongand you're being beaten regularly give Youth a go and Eddie Banks & Chris Holmes are just two U19's whohave quickly made their presence felt whilst veterans Bernie Angel the Macauley b rothers & Roger Curnowhave been around long enough to realize the value of A Section .

It promises to be a great game especially with so much at stake and whoever wins is bound to celebrateas if it had won the flag! Caulfield has been the most difficult side to select all year and I wouldn't be surprisedat all if they won today. However I favour the University for whom A Section may just mean a little more !

Again we have an excellent round of matches and the result of the De La & Old Paradians game will beclosely awaited in a number of quarters . O .P's will well remember a 75 point drubbing back on June 13th andknowing they're likely to meet the D's again in a fortnight will be anxious to crush their opponents today . DeLa on the other hand must win as Old Scotch could still pinch fourth spot! It's been a good month for De Laas they've answered the challenge of both Old Scotch & No rt h O.B.'s and have in reality put paid to thoseClubs finals hopes . I believe De La can continue on its winning way and defeat the Old Paradians . O.P's formis not the problem but its forward line might be although I'm reliably informed Mike Skerritt found some olddash last week . De La's game relies on Mike G re ene and its running defence and as both are burning I'mconfident De La can win .

Collegians take on North O .B. at Har ry Trott knowing that a win by the Blues could see it right in the hotseat next week. They looked good during the first half last week but the loss of Captain Stuart Hinchen witha "hammy" signalled the end of its desperation apart from a few such as Rob Oliphant, Richard Schober,Nick Chosich, Simon Williams & David HBoylke. Scotch ran all over them in the second half although I'mnot sure thats a key part of the North game . I'm going for North who will be keen to remind the Lions of the1986 Grand Final and an excellent way to avenge that loss would be to put the Lions in a position of relegation .North have had some tough games recently and with the pressure for a finals birth now off No rt h can be ex-pected to play its natural game and will win and win well .

Ormond travel east to play Bulleen-Templestowe who are bound to put up a far better show against theSection leaders than did Caulfield . However Ormond are too well coached and proud to falter at Lower Tem-plestowe and with one or two positions still up for grabs within the side those favoured by selection today willbe anxious to perform and retain a spot in the side selected for the second semi . Of interest to all at Ormondwill be the return of Craig Clark who will have a run in the Reserves today. If he could find touch in the nexttwo weeks he may be a surprise inclusion in the 'monds defence for the game against Old Xavs on Sept . 6t h- I wish him well in his comeback .

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Tomorrow Old Scotch & Old Xavs meet at Elsternwick Park in what will be a good test for Xavs followingcs loss last week .

Can the Xavs rebound from defeat as Ormond did? One things for certain the Cardinals who have nothingto lose will contest the issue all day and have the on ball players in Scott McGill & Steve Spiers to cause theXavs a headache or two. In And rew Smith, Brian Hodge & Steve Reddish who played very well when movedonto Tregear last week they also have a centre line to match the Xavs and the outcome of this clash could welldecide the game . As stated earlier Mark Summers will have his hands full with the most improved DuncanMcCall & Peter Sherwen will trouble either Geoff Greetham or Steve Cu rtain who is tipped to return follow-ing his game in the Reserves last week. I was also impressed with Ed Allen's game against Collegians althoughhe will be well tested by the in-form Xavs defenders either Murray Varcoe or John Cu rtain . Xavs may be luckyto have such a hard game with the finals so close and knowing they were fortunate to win the earlier encounterwill have plenty of respect for the Cardinals. However I feel the Xavs record in 1987 stands by itself and thattheir more settled and lively forward line will kick them to victory .

` B Section too boosts a great round this week as the top 4 clubs are opposed . The coveted double chancewill be decided this afternoon and Therry at home to Parkside may move from fourth to second if they canwin . Theirs was a good performance at Fawkner last week and the tough game will stand them in good stea dfor todays encounter. Parkside won their earlier game at Elsternwick Park on June 13th by an impressive 40points . However Therry has improved since then and today will be too slick for the Devils who need the returnof versatile Frank Sansonetti and rover Darry l Whatmough . Therry are practically at full strength and willhave no excuses if it cannot win at home today despite the return of Mark Sturgess, Tony Pavia & Peter Whitfield.

The other big game is at Bulleen between Marcellin & St . Bernards . Its hard to fault the Eagles lately. They'vehad excellent wins over Therry & Parkside in successive weeks and need only beat the 'Bernards today tocomplete a hat-trick of wins against their fellow premiership contenders. Of interest both sides suffered defeatsagainst the Blacks whom St . Bernards coach Frank Melican rates highly. The game could well be a forerun-nerof the Grand Final and much will hinge on the key battles between respective goal to goal lines . Can StevePsoras hold St . Bernards Paul Hogan and will Mick O'Dea curb Ga ry Petroff? Certainly the clash betweenr val wingers Mark Cooper & Mark Mahady will be a feature of the game as will the ruck battles between TonyPaatsch & John Klaaysen . Marcellin must also closely watch Vin Comito who is in excellent form . Becausethe match is at Marcellin and their recent form has been so impressive I'm going for the Eagles to win andretain the double chance .

Banyule are at home to Fawkner and as both Clubs still have hopes of surviving the season the game isbound to be a tight struggle. Both clubs have had important victories in recent weeks and both realize that OldTrinity is also in a perilous position, and so there is much for which to play . I'm sticking with Fawkner in spiteof its loss last week, I believe they've gradually restored the side to the best they've got and will be too goodfor Banyule today.

Old Trinity who are staring C Section in the face have one last chance at home today, given that Blackswill be too good next week . They meet a very consistent Ivanhoe and will be relying on their pace and homeground advantage to win the game. I believe the 'Hoe would beat them anywhere and will be too strong inthe air and on the ball for Trinity who with Banyule have found the jump to B Section just a bit too much .The remaining game is at the Uni where Blacks will start favourites against St. Kilda . The Saints had agreat win last week following that dismal effort at Fawkner and if they maintain that spirit and if Tony Riddellis again on the job (14 goals last week - what a great performance!) - then the Saints may just hang on andavoid the dreaded relegation .

What a unique situation we've got in C Section . If Thomastown beats Monash Blues who need to win toremain second and if Kew lose to O .M .'s who need to win and take over second, all quite possible, then thesame sides meet again in the first and second semi's next week! I've no doubt that Thomastown will win butplenty about O.M's whose form against the top sides is most questionable . Kew have carried all before themduring the season and will certainly be keen to finish the season on a high note and continue the supremacyit has over O.M's, O.M's are almost back to full strength and hopefully will put up a far better effort that the lasttime these sides met when Kew won by a mammoth 115 points .

However Kew are easily the best side in the Section and will prove it once again this afternoon . As mentionedearlier I'm also of the opinion Thomastown at home will be too strong for Monash & Balaclava will be anxiousto finish with a big win which they'll no doubt achieve against AJAX who have had a dreadful season ,Old Brighton would need to beat Melbourne High by a huge margin and hope that Monash do the sameto Thomastown for it to make a semi-final appearance . Although Old Brighton will go for broke and be unhin-dered in beating the High School, part two of this scenario is unrealistic and so Old Brighton will end the sea-son as the best side out of the four. (they should challenge the Blacks to a game!)

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Long standing rivals Old Haileybu ry & Hampton Rovers meet at McKinnon in a local derby. Rovers arebound for D Section next year but have performed well of late, whereas Old Haileybury have been most eraticand face a crucial year in 1988. Neither side has a lot to play for, but the Rovers have more pride and will winthis game today as Old Haileybury look towards more social happenings .

A SECTION B SECTIONOrmond TherryOld Xaverians MarcellinNorth O .B. IvanhoeUni Blues St. Kilda CBOCDe La Salle Fawkner

C SECTIONKewThomastownOld BrightonBalaclavaHampton Rover s

Personality Par s150 TO TITC H

Round 10 against Old Mentone marks the 150thappearance for St . Kevins Old Boys by Richard"Tich" Callanan .

Titch joined the club straight from school back in1978 After a fine initial season, he took some time tosettle down to consistent form and at one stage be-came a permanent fixture at backpocket .

But like a true champion, he has fought back tonearly earn "legend" status . His renowned pace andbeautiful disposal have haunted opposition teams foryears . Whether playing as a rover, flanker or winger,his explosive turn of speed has provided some spec-tacular viewing for SKOB supporters .

Of the field is he definitely a "legend". Hisknowledge of addresses of parties, his attendanceat a club record 318 Twenty-first birthday parties, andhisdetermintion only to go home to change clotheshave made him immensely popular with the rage set .

His stamina in being able to play well after shock-ing Friday Nights has also amazed the pundits . Butabove everything, his best feature has been his loyalty

to the club. Despite repeated offers, he only venturedto A Grade for a short half-season . There he provedhis ability with a senev-goal debut, but returned shortlyafter to help St . Kevins in their bid for that elusive flag.

He's still there helping the club on the field eachSaturday, and hopefully this year his loyalty will berewarded .

Well done Titch .

MIKE GLENN - COACH EXTRAORDINAIRERETIRES

Mike has decided to retire from football and travelthrough the outback on his way to a new career inPerth . Mike played 91 games and had success asplaying coach of our'86 premiership team . After play-ing a couple of great games early this season, Mikesuffered a serious back injury which resulted in Mikebecoming a non-playing coach, much to the delightof his lovely wife Yvonne. All at Old Carey wish MikeYvonne, Stuart and Simon all the best and hopeto see you back at the club in the near future.

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Personality Par sTHANKS "ROVERS"! !

Many thanks to Hampton Rovers Club for the helpand consideration shown to Boundary Umpire PeterMcTaggart, when he suffered a leg injury during thematch against Thomastown last Saturday .

This assistance, in the amateur spirit, is very muchappreciated .

"OCKA" BREAKS OLD CAREY RECORD

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Congratulations from all players, supporters, spon-sors and committee on breaking Tony Fink's ClubRecord .Ocka's History = 5 times Club Best & Fairest, ex-committee man, life member, club sponsor andex-coach .

What more can be said other than we all hope youplay again in '88 and well done from all at Old Carey .

150 GAMES AT COMMONWEALTH BAN KAll at the Commonwealth Bank F.C. would like to

congratulate Ray Henry, who today plays his 150thgame for the club. Ray is only small in stature, butis large in dedication and club spirit . We all have ourshort comings though Ray is a person who workshard to improve his weaknesses and is a shining ex-ample to his team mates . Ray is a versatile player whocan play in defence, the centreline or attack. Well doneRay, looking forward to your next 50 !

THE QUIET ACHIEVER'S 150Congratulations are in order for Mark Keating o n

playing his 150th game today for State Bank ."Keats" is one of the quiet members of the club. Hedoesn't possess the flair or flamboyance of other play-ers at the club, however few can equal his dedica-tion and determination . "Keats" commenced hiscareer with State Bank in 1979 and since then hashardly missed a game. During this time Mark hasplayed in many positions and in some instancesagainst supposedly more skilful opponents . To Mark'scredit he never once lowered his colours. Everyoneat State Bank wish "Keats" all the best for todayand hope they can cheer him on for, at least, another50.

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REVIEW OF M ATCHES PLAYED AUGUST 8, 1987.o SECTION ( Round 17)North Brunswick scored a comfortable forty five point victory whereas Bulleen United defeated Old Camber-well by thirty seven points . Camberwell have only themselves to blame because of their shocking

Ol dinaccuracy:, irich played a leading part in their defeat and drop to fifth place at the business end of the season . Mento-nians had a big victory over an inaccurate Old Ivanhoe by fifty five points and as a result Old Mentonians:ered the top four. Preston overwhelmed Elsternwick with an eighty four point winning margin . Leaders St .Kevins virtually sealed the minor premiership as a result of their ninety four point win over Coburg .

E SECTION ( Round 17)Brunswick rejoined the winner's list with a resounding sixty five point victory over University High SchoolOld Boys after a high scoring game. St . Bede's had a clear victory over Clayton by sixty seven points which,abled St . Bedes to remain in the four by percentage . In a surprise result Old Geelong tied with leaders OldEssendon whose greater inaccuracy enabled the home side to tie the game . State Bank consolidated secondosition with an overwhelming one hundred and twelve point victory over Peninsula Old Boys who now musturely be bound for F Section in 1988 . West Brunswick's great accuracy enabled them to defeat a determinedPowerhouse by twenty nine points . Nevertheless the Magpies saw their percentage deficit with St . Bedesuuble and thus make their final four entry somewhat more difficult .F SECTION (Round 17 )ne St . Andrew's spate of heavy scoring continued as the Saints overpowered Williamstown by ninety three::mts. Well done Commonwealth Bank who scored their second successive victory when they defeated the

appointing La Trobe University by thirty nine points . Old Carey returned to the winning list as the resul t'their fifty five point victory over A .N .Z . Bank . Greater accuracy by Doveton enabled them to defeat Whitefri-ars by thirty qne points after an evenly contested game . Leaders Aquinas despite some inaccuracy in front- goal had d' Very comfortable victory over Footscray Institute by ninety four points . Footscray must win their:st match to avoid the wooden spoon . University Reds showed fine form and uncanny accuracy as they tri-rnphed over St . Leonards by seventy points on the University Oval .G SECTION ( First Semi Final )

a high scoring game Port Colts proved too strong for Kew and ran out winners by thirty one points .G SECTION (Second Semi Final )

11s game saw an evenly contested struggle from which Bloods emerged victoriously over Monash Whiteseleven points . Bloods now have the week's rest prior to the Grand Final on August 23 at Elsternwick Park .H SECTION ( First Semi Final)_s predicted Bulleen Templestowe continued on its winning way by inflicting an eight point defeat on St. Kevins.-~r their victory the Combine can thank their greater accuracy as St. Kevins had more of the play on theirrNard line.

H SECTION Second Semi Final)-eading side Itham returned to the winning list in this vital game when they outplayed Old Brighton Gram-marians by twenty one points. Eltham proved their superiority by having more of the play in their forward lines .UNDER 19 SECTION (Round 16 )T~re results of this round only served to thicken the plot as to who will comprise the final four and the order

.vhich these sides will finish . De La Salle lost all final four hope when Marcellin lowered their colours by; four points . Marcellin's victory has strengthened their hold on second place . Old Xaverians annihilate dUniversity Blues by on hundred and thirty five points. This defeat cost the Blues some nineteen percent whichould be vital come Round 18. Inexorably associated with this result was Bulleen Templestowe's defeat ofOld Paradians Green . The Bullant's turned a two point lead at half time into a seventeen point victory as theParadians wilted under pressure . As a result of these two games the Blues and the Bullants are now equalon points and the Bullants closed the percentage gap by a staggering twenty per cent . As a trivial aside both-ams have had twelve hundred points kicked against them!! Collegians proved me a poor tipster when theyefeated M elbourne High School Old Boys by nineteen points. Ormond had the bye .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 (Round 16 )St . Kilda lifted themselves above the dreaded relegation zone with a resounding one hundred and seven pointvictory over Old Melburnians who dropped to second last as a consequence. St . Bernards kicked the sweepand improved their percentage by over eighteen as their final four thrust gained momentum with their annihila-tion of Old Brighton by one hundred and ninety five points. Old Scotch defeated University Blacks by thirtysix points which means that the Blacks continued to hold fourth position by the minute margin of point 53 per-cent from Ban yule . Banyule's three point margin over Thomastown saw them join the Blacks on premiershippoints while Thomastown remained one game outside the four but dropped to seventh because of St. Ber-nard's increased percentage. Leading side Therry had a twenty four point margin over Old Haileybu ry whomust now finish in third place at the conclusion of Round 18 .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 (Round 16)Williamstown and Ivanhoe played a high scoring game from which Ivanhoe emerged victorious by forty threepoints . With uncanny accuracy Cq ulfield Grammarians built their winning margin over Monash Blues to eightytwo points . Old Paradian's Purple led all day against Hampton Rovers in heavy conditions before runningout winners by twenty three points . Whitefriars had the bye .

PREVIEW OF MATCHES TO BE PLAYED AUGUST 15, 1987 .

D SECTION ( Round 18)North Brunswick travel to Elsternwick and may find the small ground restricts their game . At home I selectElsternwick to end the seson with a win . Old Camberwell travel to Heatherton where the `Wells should recorda comfortable victory in Heatherton's last game in D Section for at least a season . Old Camberwell must hopethat other results will let them return to the final four . The top game of the round will be that between BulleenUnited and Old Ivanhoe. The result of this game will determine which of the clubs will play St . Kevins in nextweek's second semi final . Both sides have reliable veterans controlling their forward lines - Divirgilio of Bulleenand the evergreen Lou Hockins of Old Ivanhoe. There is little between these sides on their 1987 performancesand so the game could go either way . At home and because of their superior defence I select Bulleen United .Old Mentonians await St . Kevins with the knowledge they must win well to contest next week's semi final .St. Kevins, although sadly depleted by injuries, should be able to withstand all Mentonian efforts and thuswin the game. Near neighbours Coburg and Preston meet at the De Cherie Oval for Coburg's farewell toD Section . Preston whose heavy injury list has blunted their final's thrust, will still be talented enough to winthe game .

E SECTION ( Round 18)The West Brunswick versus Brunswick match on the Western Oval Royal Park is a virtual semi final as WestBrunswick must win well to hope to qualify for next week's first semi final while Brunswick have to hope awin to them and a State Bank loss will mean the Red and Whites finish second . The two sides are very evenlymatched on seasonal statistics although their forward thrusts have different patterns - for West McNeice hasproven a key forward whereas Brunswick have relied on team play for goals. Given my sixteen season associa-tion with the Western Oval I know its winds and wide pockets can upset visiting sides - Brunswick playersmust follow Jim,Flower's instructions on ball movements or they will be in trouble . Today I am confident WestBrunswick caniwin and hope for next week . University High School Old Boys should finish their seasonon a high note by comfortably defeating Clayton who seem fated to complete a winless season . St . Bede'sneed to win well against Old Geelong to insure a semi final berth . At home I am in no doubt St . Bede's willtake the points . Old Essendon Grammarians at home should record a comfortable victory over PeninsulaOld Boys who seem F Section bound in 1988. State Bank anxious to insure their double chance should beable to take the points against Powerhouse who have not enjoyed a successful season .

F SECTION ( Round 18 )Williamstown make the long journey to Patterson River to meet St . Leonards. Williamstown should be re-warded with victory. St . Andrews should continue on their winning way and coach Magro should be able tofine tune his players as they go about defeating University Reds today. Old Carey should end the seasonby defeating Commonwealth Bank at Bulleen today. Who do I select in the match between La Trobe Univer-sity and A.N .Z . Bank whose supporters must be stalwarts indeed? At Bundoora I select La Trobe Universityalthough for A .N .Z. Bank every score will be vital as they strive to avoid the ignoming of the wooden spoon .In what promises to be a preview of next week's second semi final Aquinas visit Whitefriars. Whitefriars falteredlast week whereas Aquinas has lost only one match for the season . Today I select Aquinas to emerge victori-ous . Doveton make the long journey west to play Footscray Institute who will strive desperately to avoid thewooden spoon . However Doveton should win the game by a wide margin as they prepare for next week's firstsemi final .G SECTION (Prelimina ry Final )Po rt Colts meet Monash Whites in this cut throat game on the Ross Grego ry Oval . The two sides will presentcontrasting styles of football as they strive for the right to play Bloods next Sunday at Elsternwick Park . Bothsides have kicked comparable totals over the season - Port Colts have relied on McNamara and Sweet whereasMonash have no particularly successful forward . The Monash defence has been the tighter of the two duringthe season and today I fancy the Students will hold Po rt Colts at bay while their younger players will run theball away from Colts defenders . I select Monash Whites .

H SECTION (Prelimina ry Final )Bulleen Templestowe and Old Brighton Grammarians meet to determine the challenge to Eltham in theGrand Final . The Combine players are in top form and in Parris, Weedman and Homborger they possessa trio of leading goal kickers who should convert sufficient opportunities to defeat Old Brighton . I select BuileenTemplestowe.

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UNDER 19 SECTION 1 (Round 17)The in form Bulleen Templestowe are at home to De La Salle and should win well again . If their near neigh-bours Marcellin can defeat University Blues, Bulleen Templestowe will be a game clear in fourth place go-ing into the final round . I select the neighbours Bulleen Templestowe and Marcellin to win their games andthus make the above scenario become factual . Old Xaverians play Melbourne High School Old Boys in Yar-ra Park where the big ground may test the Melbourne High players fitness. Old Xaverians should record acomfortable victory to take them one game closer to the "champion" label . Ormond are at home to Old Paradi-an's Green and must win well to have any hope of avoiding relegation . On the other hand Neil Mullavey andBill Beadle will be stressing to their charges that victory is imperative if the side hopes to play in a semi final .When judged objectively by the season's statistics Old Paradians should win well . However objectivity is notnecessarily a good selection criteria especially when relegation and finals are likely results!! Collegians havethe bye.UNDER 19 SECTION 2 (Round 17)Old Haileybu ry , safely in the final four should make Old Melburnians safer in the relegation zone when theydefeat the Dark Blues today. St. Kilda forfeited to St . Bernards in the ninth round so there is no previousform on which to judge this game. Both sides scored very impressively last Saturday and for St . Bernards victo-ry could well take them into fourth place . A St . Kilda victory will make them certain members of Section 2 in1988. I believe that as St . Bernards have the greater incentive they will overcome the St . Kilda home groundadvantage and win the game. Old Scotch travel to Old Brighton where they should overcome the sea breezesand comparatively small ground and win the game . A very important match is that between University Blacksand Thomastown because the winner could well play in the first semi final . Vacation time may tell against theBlacks but as their forwards have been the more active and as Thomastown must adjust to the big CrawfordOval I will select University Blacks. Banyule desperate for fourth place are at home to Therry who must befavoured to win . As Ther ry have proved themselves to be best side in the section I believe they will overcomeBanyule today and win the game.UNDER 19 SECTION 3 (Round 17)Old Paradian's Purple will tackle Whitefriars with confidence following last week's victory. Nevertheless I mustselect Whitefriars to win today. Hampton Rovers should provide stern opposition for Monash Blues who whoul dhowever take the points. In a final's preview Ivanhoe are at home to Caulfield Grammarains . It is always difficultfor visiting teams to win at Ivanhoe although today I fancy Caulfield Grammarians will be strong enough towin . Williamstown have the bve .

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Umpires Cornerwith Brian Goodman

'OTF' reports that the cost for Coach's Advertisements" in the Amateur Footballer will be as follows :Full page $70Half page $3 5

All Clubs will continue to receive 10 copies of the Amateur Footballer until the end of publication (SundaySeptember 20th) .

Naturally, clubs participating in finals will receive their normal quantity .

Overhears at last weekend's Executive Semina rN .C.R . Are you The Whisper Andrew?"A.L .J . Strong denial!

NOTE : - Amendment to Finals Times and Venues :H SECTION GRAND FINAL -12 NOON Sunday August 23rd .G SECTION GRAND FINAL - 2 p .m .

NEXT IV . . -. . MEETING ._--'-, .- .-: SEPTEMBER 7th at 8 . 1 5 . P.M .•;~~ ~

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FRIDAY 30th OCTO,--'--RMark it in your diary! !

'OTF' offers hearty congratulations to former VAFA Vice-President Executive Member and well-known identityJim Fidge on his recent election as Mayor of Geelong . Jim follows in his father's footsteps Sir Roy Fidge whowas Mayor from 1954-56 and 1964-68 .

Well done Jim!

YCENTURY TO FRED STAFFOR D

One of the finest footballers to play at Power Houseis Fred Stafford and his 100th game against Old Gee-long Grammarians was an outstanding performance,until a recurring hamstring injury forced his from thefield .

Freddie commenced at Power House in 1976 af-ter playing with Carlton Under 19's where he hopedto follow in his father;s footsteps, having played in the1947 Premiership team .

Fred won our Best and Fairest Trophy in 1978 andplayed on the wing in the V.A .F.A . State Team (C, D,E . and F) in 1985 .

It was most unfortunate that he sustained an un-necessary injury later in the 1984 season that kepthim out of the game until this year.

Congratulations Fred and we trust you can beat thehamstring problem for season 1988.

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PETER `STROPPA' STEWART REACHES 200All at Power House would like to congratulate Pete r

Stewart who plays his 200th game for the Clubagainst State Bank today.

Stroppa commenced his career with the Club in1973 and apart from a 21/2 year period when he wasstationed in Geelong with his job, Stroppa has beenpart of the Club furniture.

A regular member of the Seniors until the last cou-ple of years Peter has played the great majority of hisfootball on the backline where he is renowned for hisstrong marking, clearing dashes and long kicking .This year he has made a successful switch to the for-ward line where he has become our leading goal kick-er in the reserves .

The highlight of St roppa's career was winning theReserves Best & Fairest in 1986 and he is favouredto repeat the feat this season .

Good luck today for all at the 'House' .

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While Brian's recovering after an operatoin last Friday 7 .8.87 he asked yours truly to write Umpires Cornerthis week only I hope. I paid Brian a visit on Saturday night, he wasn't feeling the best mainly because the

operation went longer than expected . I hope your recovery is a quick one.John Horwood .

E_nny - John's sentiments are no doubt shared by your many friends in Amateur football . Ed.

PROFILE OF THE WEEKName: Ken CoughlanNicknsme : GogsOccupation : School teacher.Likes: Cigarettes and Beer.Dislikes : Sitting on the bench and running the boundary.Biggest Thrill : Umpiring last years "A ; ; Grade Preliminary Final .Favourite Sport : Playing the Pokies .Ambitions : To umpire an "A" Grade Grand Final .Hobbies : Playing 71/2 on Umpires Trips Away .Seriously : This year Ken is the Umpires Secretary, he's been with the amateurs for nine season now . Maybeits this year Ken will realise one of his ambitions .

The news in last weeks Press about Peter Cameron of the VFL Umpires being reported by Collingwood forswearing at a player, well Ron Lippold has a funny story he could tell about a recently retired field umpire . (Angry) .

UMPIRE'S ANNUAL DINNER - 17th AUGUSTBy the time you read this, all umpires who are not attending the Annua l, Dinner, should have sent a letter toMr. K . Coughlan explaining why.

Anyone who's umpired an "A" Grade Grand Final prior to 1970, we would GXe to know where you are at present,please contact Brian Goodman, Peter Harris, John Horwood or Peter French at Elsternwick Park A .S .A . P

"BEARS" NOTCH UP 150 GA ; -1 =SCongratulations are extended from all a t

Thomastown to David Fello w s and John Bubis,as in recent games they have played their 150thgames.

David is a well performed player and is well knownand respected by all in Amateur Footballl during theeighties. He is very versatile as he has played verywell in many positions over recent years. David al-ways contributes well to the "team effort" on the fieldand is very loyal to the club off the field . His majorsuccesses so far have been the 1983 premiership andthe club best and fairest in 1986. Keep up the goodwork David and let's see you leading the "sprints" .

We also congratulAte John Bubis on his 150thgame with Thomastown . Although he had veryheavy cricket committments when football started . hehas managed to work his way back into the seniorteam, where he has performed very creditably . It'sgood to see a young player with dedication and ex-citement in his play. We hope you finish the seasonon a high note by putting Thomastow n well into thefinals for 1987. Good luck John .

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MILESTONES FR. ." & VITO AT3T- 1

Against Monash Blues, Fra A Farchione will playhis 250th game for the club. The left footed wizardhas played many great games for the club both inthe junior and senior ranks. He is an excellent halfforward, back pocket or rover and has bagged manyterrific goals when needed . All at Thomastown wishto congratulate you on your achievements on the fieldand for a very good climax to the season .

Vito "Scooter Bike" Agosta has notched up his200th game with the club after starting in the juniorsand now has notched up 10 seasons with the seniors .Vito is known far and wide throughout the Amateursfor his exhilarating runs up and down the wing or fromthe back line into attack . Although only small in sta-ture, he has gone into many packs and brought outthe ball .

We congratulate you Vito on your great play, loyaltyand dedication on the track and example you haveshown .

Good luck for your future and thank you!

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TODAYA SECTION

BULLEEN-TEMP V ORMONDField: C. King, P WisemanGoal: S. Livingston, T. WylesCAULFIELD GRAMMAR V UNI BLUESField: G . Hardiman, C .Swal eGoal: R . Dunstan, C . ClancyBoundary: A . Taylo r"OLD XAV. V. OLD SCOTCH (At Elsternwick Park- Sunday)Field: P.Cherry, T. BellGoal: J. Hall, W. FowlerBoundary: C. Clark, B . Camero nReserve: Boundary: D. Ryan, B. VaughanReserve: Field: T. Brai nCOLLEGIANS V NORTH ON .Field: K. Segota, W. HenryGoal: R . Gunston, D.Hillie rDE LA SALLE V OLD PARADIANSField: S . McCarthy, K . CoughlanGoal: M. Serong, G . Hunt (VFL)

B SECTIONTHERRY V PARKSID EField: R . Lippold, A . MullalyGoal: R . Day, A. HarrisMARCELLIN V ST BERNARDSField: J . Murnane, M . BushfieldGoal: R . Seymour, S . KahnReserve: Field: A. Stubb sOLD TRINITY V IVANHOEField: B. Reid, J . TooheyUNI BLACKS V ST. KILDAField: W. Lyhons, A . McRaeBoundary: B. Holcombe, M . TonerBANYULE V FAWKNE RField: P Molly, S . ClinchBoundary: D. Wyatt

C SECTIONOLD HAILEY V HAMPT. ROVERSField: P. Harri sTHOMASTOWN V MON BLUESFie/d: G . Trestrai lGoal: R . Clarkson, B. WyleyReserve: Field: S . Thornto nMHS OLD BOYS V OLD BRIGHTONField: K . Walke rBALACLAVA V AJAXField: Tim Keatin g'OLD MELB . V KEW (Elsternwick Park-Saturday)Field: M. Huntington, B.HaywardGoal: M . Lentini, I . Malcolm,Boundary: P. Johnston, L . GallagherReserve: Boundary: 0. Lalor, G . SinclairReserve: Field: T Freeman

D SECTIONELSTERNWICK V NORTH BRUNS .Field : G . Friedma nBoundary: A. Hines, A . MerlinHEATHERTON V OLD CAMBERWELLField : R . Alphey,14

BULLEEN UTD V OLD IVANHOEField: R . Bell ,Goal : D. McKenzie, M . GandyBoundary: A. Dight, T. BolgerReserve : Field: M. FordeOLD MENTONIANS V ST. KEVINSField: D . Cockerell ,Boundary: M. Horwood, J. LynchReserve : Field: P RapkeCOBURG V PRESTO NField: G. Ridd

E SECTIONWEST BRUNSWICK V BRUNSWICKField: M . GildayUHSOB V CLAYONFie/d: R . Smit hST. BEDES V OLD GEELONGField: D. Dodson ,Boundary: M . Lalor, G . QuintonOLD ESSENDON V PENINSULA O.B .Field: G . Thwaite sSTATE BANK V POWER HOUSEField: R . Mayston

F SECTIO NST. LEONARDS V WILLIAMSTOWNField: S . Alge rST. ANDREWS V UNI REDSField: A. Bleche rOLD CAREY V COMM BANKField: S . Paolucc iLATROBE UNI V ANZ BANKField: R . Eastwood,Reserve: Field : K. Cleverdo ntf WHITEFRIARS V AQUINAS (Stintons Reserve)Field : A. RechtmanFOOTS . INST. V DOVETONField : C. Segota

"Elsternwick Park Sunday' Elsternwick Park Saturday# Stintons Reserve, Stintons Road, Park OrchardsMel Map 35 B7.

G SECTIONPRELIMINARY FINA L

Monash Whites v Port Colts2 p.m. at Power House

Field: To be appointed .Boundary: To be appointed .

H SECTIONPRELIMINARY FINAL

Bulleen Temp. v Old Brighto n12 Noon at Power House

Field: To be appointed .Boundary: To be appointed .Goal: Chris Rosemeyer, Roy Tucknott

UNDER 19 SECTION 1BULLEEN TEMP V DE LA SALLEField: Ted Keatin gBoundary: D. Fowler, G . Blan d

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P,,IARCELLIN V UNI BLUESFeld: P Maebu sBoundary: S . Maebus, W. WilliamsOLD XAVS. V MHSO BField: C . Sutherlan d3oundary: S . Mannix, S. NoonanCOLLEGIANS A BY EORMOND V OLD PARADE GREENF~ald.• N . NugentBoundary: F.

ULinehan, AThomasNDER 19 SECTION 2

OLD HAILEY V OLD MELB,Field T Dipaol oBoundary: L . Breeuwer, M . MorrisST KILDA V ST. BERNARDSField., L . Hoar eBoundary: N. McKniqht, M . Predl

OLD BRIGHTON V OLD SCOTCHField: M . Spive yBoundary: P Ashworth, A . LiberattiUNI BLACKS V THOMASTOWNField: P. O'Dwye rBoundary: W. Menzies, D . PetersonBANYULE V THERRYField: C. Keeton g

UNDER 19 SECTION 3O.P PURPLE V WHITEFRIARSField: C . ThuysWILLIAMSTOWN A BYEIVANHOE V CAUL . GRAMMARField: D . D'AlteraHAMPTON ROVERS V MON BLUESField: P Kent ,Boundary: D. Edwards, D . Spencer.

AUGUST 8th ROUNDBARRO, (Ivanhoe) - Striking - Suspended 4 matches .CAMERON (lanhoe) - Striking - Suspended 2 matches .CONSTABLE (Old Haileybury) - Tripping - Reprimanded .BENNETT (Old Brighton) - Striking - Suspended 1 match .

= HILL (Balaclava) - Striking - Suspended 6 matches .D BLACK (Clayton) - Striking - Suspended 6 matches .'>i . OGIER (Clayton) - Striking - Suspended 4 matches .D. BOUCHIER (Williamstown) - Ausive language - Suspended 2 matches.W. DUSCHER (ANZ Bank) - Striking - Reprimanded .B, NINNIS (Monash Whites) - Striking - Suspended 1 match .RULE 6 0The period of suspension of a player by a Tribunal shall correspond to the number of premiership matches ineither the first or second rounds in which the suspended player is eligible to represent his Club unless the Tribunalotherwise orders .

This rule means that when a term of suspension is imposed upon a player that player is ineligible to representnis Club in any match until the team of which he was a member when he was reported has participated in!i,e number of matches in respect of which the suspension was imposed unless the Tribunal otherwise orders .

Personality ParsTON UP FOR BULL'S DR . ZIGG I

James Ziogas plays his 100th game for BulleenUnited this week. After joining the club in 1980, Jim-my's power play and accurate disposal, getting theball from under the packs has been a big bonus overthe years .

This year's return of one of the club's "ACO'S" af-ter his study and lecture tours was much welcomedas he has slotted into the vital ruckrover role to setBulleen on the road to the finals. Congratulations Zig-gi and much more success in your football in the`.iture .

THROBBER CRACKS A HUNDREDCongratulations to University Blacks defender IanAlexander on playing his 100th game today against

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St . Kilda CBC. Ian commenced with the Blacks in1982 having first played junior football with OldScotch before transferring to La Trobe Uni . Throb-ber, as he is affectionately known, has establishedhimself as a reliable, fiercely competitive backman,the nemesis of opposing forwards. Off the footballfield, Ian will confess to enjoying a taste for the goodlife. A glass of red wine is high on his list of priorities,closely followed by some fine cuisine. Indeed the clubwill bravely open the canteen on Thursday nights andAlex can be seen, along with his soul mate CraigJobson, scoffing into a hot dog or three . Throbbersgreat warmth and good humour makes him a mustfor any footy trip both post and pre-season . Well doneThrobber on this fine achievement and indeed onyour recent engagement to Jane .

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ELTHAMCOLLEGIANS

Senior Coach:Shaun McVica r

Asst . Coach:Shane Watson

1 . M Ston e2 . S. McVicar (CC.)3 G . O'Donnell4, D Felton5 J. Tonkin6 D Baxter7 N Hamshare8 S Watson9 S, McPhail (VC)

10, D Sagar11 C Panne12 J Weathenll13 D Bishop14 K Outch15 M Peterson16. A . Gardiner17. S, Shaw18. D. Alexander19 L Dawson20 W. Stevenson21 J . Taryan22 . R Tarya n23. A Hoogenraad24. G Blair26 I Tennant27 S Fitzpatrick28 R, Little29. C.Selway30, S . Tozer31 C . Butler32 K . Phelan33. G . Hall34. G . Adams35. A Kew36 I Chesser37 C Dare (DVC .)38 M Fitzpatrick

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NOBTFIOLD BOYS

Coach :Pat Fennelly

1 D Burgin2 D Murphy3 J Bennett4 P Fenneily (CC)5 A Squllaca6 S Scoil o7 N Robertson8 G Maiorano9 P Fadd a

10 P Symes11 J McGrath12 B Dubois13 R .Gordon14 D Fogarty15 M Purcell16 G Pearse17 D Zabneszach18 R Oscura6 D Perrone20 K Drake21 R Manno22 P Callaghan23 S Caren

OLD BRIGHTO N

Coach :T. Shacklock

I R . Brovi n2 T Shacklock3 T Brown4 T Charles5 R . Hopkins6 D Hynes7 M, Hutchinson8 N Hillard9 W . Kennedy

10 C Permesel11 P Rankin12 J Kaye13 P Bellin14 D Dixon15 D Freeman16 D Walker17 E McDonald18 L Hamilton19 R Pipe r20 A Willey21 5 Kay22 D Thomas

OLD GEELONG

Senior Coach :Rod Slattery

Reserve Coach :Rob Bennett

1 . R . Slattery (Capt .)2 . R . Bennett (VC .)3 . D . Morto n4 . J . Keillo r5 P. Wotherspoon6 P Ames7 W Horsfail8 J Armytage9 N Wilson

10 I . Robson11 J . Fenton12 B . Parson13 . J . Stoney14 L Dyer15. B. Burge17 P. Jameson18. R . Evan19. D . Sharp20 .1 . Howson21 . P. Ingham22 . D . Mackey23 . P Scott24 . M . Bennette25 J. Henderson26. N . Smith27 M . Walters28 L White29 I Stevenson30 W . Hall45 N . Sharp63. M . Ward70 . N . Myer s

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OLDXAVERIANS

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1 . R . Excel l2, A. Trescowthick3. M . O'Sullivan4. R . Kennedy6. J . O'Sullivan7. A . Freeman8 . D. Bell9 .S . Bridgewood

10. C . Bloo m11 . S. Lacy12 . A . Holmes13. N. Cook14. M . Paynter15 H . Mackinnon16 . S . Moloney17. P Kinghorn18 . L . Aiexeyeff19 . D. Grabeau20. A . Osborne21 . D. McLean22 .S . Nuna n24. J . Fox25. G . Grenville26. S. Millard31 . R . Bailey31 . D . Rathbone32 J. Grenville33 . A . Ongarelio34 . P Grottzn36 . D. Qui n40. P. Barnby48. L . Silk56 . B . Quin

POWERHOUSEBALACLAVA

Coach :G . Bottom s

1 G . Bottoms7 L Bonne y

10 B Dnnan (Ct13 GJones

32 P O'Sullivan33 J Smit h34 . B O'Shannesr37 J Breslin38.T Harme s39 M 0Shanne ;43 G Naya r47. M McCaffrey51 D Quemoy50 S, Di x55 J Haycroft56. A Dix57 P Inkster61 . P OShanness .68 B R K69 M, Inkster70 D Lahiff71 . W Killender72 M Tar6ngton73 S Marriott74 A Talanco75 M . Guthrie

! Assistant Coach :David Jiggins

Specialist Coach :Mark Bestow

G. Fares (Capt.Coach)M . Alevra sN Lon g

'. T Karadimos!' Miranda= RodgersP ClowM CoulsellJ. BaileyS . Peathng0 BoothA. Hirscher

t .f TraversG Denny1 . Lan gS MulvogueC Beg gM. VenaskieP. Paras (D.V_C.)P. JonesD. Egertonr,! KaradimosS Regester

'.1 Bastow-Spec.CoachP Farrel lS ParkerP ZsarikJ. Pierc eD Jiggins (V.C.)4. Vanryswyk3 Peters- Szabo

CollierU. CooperP PhillipsR . MillsD JenszG. Karadimo sC Johnson-ClarkeS Jenning sJ ParesG . Casey

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STATE BAN K

Coach:Peter Wabbis

7 A Pitts8 P Henderson9 J Inglis

11 R . Hargreaves13 A . Favier21 G Amor27 P Wabbis (CC)28 J Pallotta30 D Hayes35 S Roberts37 S Colbert41 0 Noronha44 A Gale47 M Elford48 J . Murray50 C Orgill53 C Kelly55. R Halden63 . J Walsh65 J Lawton66 W. Smith67 F. Wright68 A Webster69 M Vines70 T Nelson

ST. KEVINSO.B.F.C.

Senior Coach:A. Quaife

t . J . Allen2 . A .J . Beaver3. P.P. Borbiro5. J .W. Casey6. P.B . Davenport7. M .P Dietric h8 G . Gerstner-Stevens9 A .D . Giffin

10 J .B. Griffin11 . D.J . Hayden12 . TJ. Arnold12 M .J . Holmes13 PJ . Hooper14 V. Hulm e15. A .M . Johnstont6. N .F. Jolly17 . G . Maas18 . TL. Corrigan19 . TK . Morrison20. K .J. Mullen21 C .R . Nolan22 . D.J . O'Sullivan23. S.J . Rin g24 . A .J. Tsindos25. J .F.Vea r45 . S. Butler67 S. Browne

ST. KILDAC.B.O.C.

Coach :R . Maqued a

Asst . - R . Clinch

1 . P Luck4 . P Hal l8 . G . McCaffrey

12 . R . Maqueda15. R . DeNardo16. E . Cunningham18. J . Sturric k20 . R . Clinch21 . M . Slavin25 . PTesoriero26 . P Evans37. W. Ellis38 .J. Ahern39. G . McNally40. C. Gutterson41 . F. Avitable42 . C. Demaio43. F Demaio44. M . Dizio45.1 . Lync h46. B . Mandile47.T. Maqueda48. D. Mora n49. R . Vysniauskas50. L . Nardella51 . G . Morcom52 . M . Forkgen53. S . Northeast54. R . Oakley55. B . O'Driscoil57. W. Dixon58. M . Pavlich59. J . Rya n60. F. Skender61 . R . Skender62 . V. Surace63. H . Keshishian64. P Moreschini65. N . Kokoris66. D. Mandas67. P. McMurtrie68. R . Prokop70 . S . Rontos71 . D. Coffen

13. P. Kimpton26. M. Griffiths29. D. Boden32 . R . Costello44. P. Mot t45. R . McLeod50. A. Nelson52 . A . Smit h53. David Castaldt56. M . Hoga n58. T McCaw59. N . Gregory62. S . Lyons63. S, McEntee65. J . Fox66. S. Kin g67. T. Penaluana70. W. Houston71 . M . Hedley86 . J. Bickfor87. G . Flannery94 . P Kelly96.S . Redden

G Section

BLOODS

Coach :R . Bradley

1 D . Stoc k2 M. Cadman3 R McAse y4 N Stephenson6 M . Gra y7 R Bradle y8 H Eastwood9 C. Gardiner

10, P Watkin s11 R Ella m12 C McDonell13 P Bainbridge14 R Howar d17 W Johnson Capt)19 S Smit h20. A Bad e21, R Woodhams22 M . Whelan23 B Mattingley25 J Gran t27 M Gibbs28 C Hutchinson29 I McKenzie30 M Tod d31 D Robinson32 . K Shannon33 B Jarck34 S Castles35 B Robinson40 D. Ford

DE Lp. SALL E

Coach :Chris Kinsella

2 A Rapone3 D Howi e5 N Jenkinson6 D Mui r7 A, Lazzaro8 J Harrop

10 G . Furlong12 A Williams13 S Muncarsi14 A McKnight1 5 C, Kinsella (Coach)17 J Connor s18 P Miller19 John Hunt21, S McGennis22 R Grimes23 M Lanson24 K Ladson25 D O'Brien28 M Kellihe r31 Jim Hunt (Capt.)32 D, Torre35 D. Goldsmith39J Ladson43 G Enge l48 J Davidson56 P Moore (VC)61 P Tantram

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COLLEGIAN S

Coach :Jim Bullin g

1, A . Heriot2 . D. Hoyle4, M . Foard7. R . Thompson

11 P Lupson (Capt.12 . G . Cook ( D.V.C,)16, G . Mackay (VC,)18. G. Russel l19, M . Smit h20, M . Whittaker21 P Milford24 .J . Purdue25. N . Ashby31 . P Lawrence32. R . Nancarrow34. S. Teal e3& R Wraith39. A . Pitman41 R. Teale42. F. Parr y45. A Westacott49. M Bullard54, C Mackay55 M . Davis57. Phil Svian58. Peter Swan60, T. Brooker77 S.Roberts

GTV9

Coach :Paul Thomas

1 8 Fox2 J . Annesley3 A Beam s4 S Delmenico5 P Dennis6 .S. McNai r7 P . Thomas8 . J Wise9, W, Van Zarnbeek

10 . P . Waldre n1 t . B Driscoll12, L Gandolfo13, G Marine14 .J Goudge1 5, C, Edinger16 . C Louchard (Capt)17 T . Maloney18 . J . Mercovich19 N Lucas20 C Low21 . M Allen22 M . Lehmann23 . D. Gra y24 G .Newnham25 . D. Keyhoe26 A. Kenner27 C Munroe29 P. Harding29 T Ford30 R. Mackay3 132. F . Miragha37 A Fox

KEW

Senior Coach :Richard Lindsay

Asst . Coach :Tom Vane

1 R . MacEnroe2 . D Callaghan3. M . Manley4 R .K . Maclsaac6. R .J . Maclsaac8, R . Lindsay9 D. Maclsaac

10, A . Clete11 . M- Doyle12 . D. Jehu14E . Northam18. C . Curtain19 C. Maclsaac23. D. Quinn24 . S. James27. M . Shaw31 . P Devene32. A. Holten59. D . Le e66, A . MacDowell72. D. D:Paolo74 . A . Cook75. S. Rope r79, T. Vane - Asst .Coac hOther Listed PlayersA . Phela nP ShawK . DoyleP. WayR . CoyneG . PayneJ . LuzzaA. WilsonA HandyG . ScolyerW. LodwickM . O'Hanlon

M ARCE( .. ;_1NO.C. F. ,

Coach:Noel Peters

1 N Peters (Capt2 K Bostoc k3 A Cooper4. M Danaher5 A . Day6. P. Delahunty7 M, Dickenson8. P Dyso n9, L Powell

10 M El Fahkn11 D. Farry12. P Kell y13 L Kvhghon14, D Mason15. G Nu h16. J Got t17 T O'Hehir18. M . Prowse19 N, Syrian20 G . Erskine21, G . Price22, P Cullen23 D. Ddtey24 V.Johnson25 P. Mason26 S Priest27 P Soding28 M Somers

MONASHWHITES

Coach :Joe Salvatore

1 . P. Brooker2. N . McIntosh3 J. Youn g4. M . Petrescu5 P. King (D.V.C.)6 G . Bunshaw7. J. Salvatore8. A . Espinosa9. D. De . Pace

10 . J . Donnell y11 . D. Gemmola (V.C.)12 G Waters13. B . Kenny14. N. Salvatore15. T. Gualano16. D. Graham17. D. Ralph18. G. Dawes19. T Makris20. G . Leech21 . W . Farley22 M. Gemmola23. A. Lette n24. B . Ninnis25. D. Clifton26. M . Kotsanis27. A . Kenn y2& N. Campton30. N . Crocker (Capt .)31 .F. Kavanag h32. M . Miller35. W. Comerford37. F. Sortin o42 . M . Sharkey45, J. Karras51 . G . Ellery54 . M . Carr68 . W. Fist

OLDHAILEYBURY

Coach :Barry McDonnel l

1 C Ladds (Vice Capt )2 S Sennett3 B McDonnell4 A Grant5 M Graham6 A McGorl:ck7 D Sheppard8 P Bramich9 B Ree d

10 A Robertson11 C Rah n12 S Humphrey13 M Vivia n14 W Lippe16 8 Stewart17 G Kett19 A Tinkler (Capt )21 D Stenfor d28 N Richards30 J Hicks34 G Higgms35 J Taylo r36 A MounUord38 G Bennett57 G Taylor

OLDMELBURNIANS

Coach :David Eilenberg

1 . D. Eileenberg2 . S. Amos3. G . Austin4. R . Anderson5. B. Bailey6, C. Balmford7, A . Cameron8. D. Henthorn9. S . Curti s

10. D . Ela m11 R. Dumbrell12 . R . Cameron13 . D . Henthorn14 C . Kie l15 P Lachel16 D. UrquhartIT S . Derham18 . R . Farndon19 . T. Farndon20 N . Troupe21 . C . Patterson22 . P Purcell23 P O'Brien24. N . Stapleton26. R . Heath34.R .Cowan57. M . Waring59. P. Hosking60. B . Rowland61, A . Fletcher62. A. Salek63 . R . Van den Dungan64 . S. Fisher66. J . Bamford67. M . Pocknee70 . S . Hennekan74. H . King75 J . Kellam77 . A . Howells78, M . Cumin

g 79 A Howes80, D . Milton Hine100. B. Resek

hl]Bennison Mackinnon

& Associates* The Imperial Hotel* Elders IXL Travel .

OLD SCOTCHCOLLEGIAN S

Coach :Chuck Hoevenaars

Asst. Coach :Andrw Caithness

42 J. Doherty43 R Loughro n44. C Hoevenaars (C)45 P Marti n46 B.Razga47 J Tivey48 I, Bowden49 A Price50- J Sevoir51 J Liffe y52 A . Clurnes-Ross53T Greenaway54 K Fulle r55 C, Perkins56 A Caithness57, D Symington58 S Tallent59 T Cox60 P Fea r61 . M . Learning62 W. Strangward63. R Featherstone

PORT COLTS

1 Danny Manson Snr5 Dale McNamara6 Gary Briggs8 Robert Twomey

10 Steven Pug h11 Shane Davidson12 Robert Stoops13 John Ramsay14 Jim Penalun ai 5 Alex Leadmgham6 Steve Edga r

17 Paul Wale18 Vin Smith19 John Tyrel l20 Danny Manson Jnr21 Peter Sutcliff e22 Connor McDermottore23 Mark Turne r25 Adam Douglas26 David Schofield27 Robert Tinsley28 Bruce Cockle29 Malcolm Winter30 Net Bryan32 Brian Buckley33 Jim Kondos35 Mark Dnnkwell37 Paul Wilt s40 Paul Grinda42 John Savrtell44 Chris Pasqwll47 Paul Goss48 Phillip Bailey49 Greg Longergan50 Greg Briggs51, Kevo Cummins52 A. Sprague53 A Dignam54. M 2ddch55 P Finegan58 Cameron Scott59 Paul Maloney60 Gary Swee t78 Steve Spencer

ST. BERNARDS

Coach :Bim Doolan

1 T DiPasquale5 . S . Carns7.8 . P Thompson

10, M . Wakefield11 . M . Verge13. N . Allard14 G . Dillon19. G. Mahoney21 . P. Barrett26. D. Dowling30. P Pearson33. P Solomon40 J . Noonan41 A . Nugent44 S. Rayner45. S. Phelan46. D . Solomon47. P. Hargreaves4S . B. Cooled,49 . S. O'De a50. J. Monaghan52.T.Feehan54 . S. Brooks55,D .Romeo56. 1, O'Loughlin59 . P Walsh62 . R . Dea n63 . G .Scarborough64 . A . Barnes67. M- Gollant78. M . Devers81 . T. Widdison87. G . Cate

J

ANZ BAN K

Senior Coach :M. Szeit z

Reserve Coach :W. Beva n

1 . S Duke2 A Kennedy3 P Cumming4 D McFerran5 T Trim hot

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6 P Marshall7 G .Anstls8 C Riley9 P Straha n

10 H Birkenfelds (C.R11 J McKdlopi2 J Slattery13 M Townsend14 M. Szeitz (CC)1 5 S Bailey16 P Gtbltn17 M Evans18 P Boyle19 S Woodman20 S Farrow21 T Hrbinson22 A . Bennett23 M . Patterso n24 T Patching (VC)25. W Tuckey26 R May27 G Smith28 C Edwards29, E . Byrne30 1 Mikkelson31 R, Batista32 M Farrel l33 W Stmmonds34. C, Westblade35 B Curthoys36 W Duscher37 D Donati38 K Murray (VC R )39 D Kilmarti n40, D For t41 . A Leeman42 C, Coffey43 P Battanta44 D Dobbyn45 S Dod d46 M McManus47 S Hewit t48 L, Wight49 H Iliingworth50 P Harding51, J Pooley52, G Phillips53 B Haywood54 T Butle r55 T Brain56 A Stalndi57 T Burped58 M O'Brien59 J Poulton60 N Walsh

AQUINAS O.C.

Senior Coach :V. Hawkin g

Rese rve Coach :T. Jone s

53 S Alford13 T Afford25 S Bel l

2 I Black30 J Boland54 M Box37 S Bo x

9 G Brady1 G Clarke

44 K Cox23 D Crof t19 L Cuthbertson18 P Daviso n30 C Duffy2 J Dwyer

33 B Fitzgeral d5 P Flanagan

31 M Gerzee45 A J Goldsmld50 P Grierson14 H Hewitt39 B Jones5 T Jones16 G King47 P Kvleteladts35 S Livingstone

7 P McCafferty4 M McDonal d

13 B McKenna15 J McNamara52 I Mitchell20 G Nola n12 D O'Loughlin29 G,S O'Loughlin36 D Phela n12 B Phyland34 M Plummer43 C Rogers22 J Rya n11 D Savans3 S Schtnk

27 I Shaw17 P Smith42 B Spiess49 T Stahl36 D Street14 M Taruli!32 M . Vankerkhoven24 A Whela n4 M Wilkinson

26 J Willet41 I Winneke40 D Wright28 G Wright

COMMONWEALTHBAN K

Reserves Coach :A. Semiani w

2 M T mothee3 B Ga r_tnet

.y,`5 <, _ :-~k!eck can ,

G DooD G--

19 N Keying17 A Sem,anrv,CCRes18 S Watso n19 R Henry20 G McNamee22 G Wilson23 A Chil e24 G Joyce25 M Yarwood26 D Mdi!gan28 C Fuman29 W Ennor30 G SlaparDVC31 M McGonagle32 J Qu:rke34 K Mehmet35 J Martin37 M McLellan38 G Woolard40 S Kmoton41 A Post43 B Abraharns VCapt

44 G Poulto n

46 S Kevriey48 G Bibby51 J rover53 D K;esou:+54 R Pratt55 P Wes t56 J Jenk,ns57 M Guys58 S McNamee59 P Crosby60 G Phelps61 P Bollenn:62 M McNeil

DOVETONS.J .O.C.

Senior Coach :Peter Cormic k

Reserve Coach :Steve Rhynehart

1 B Hammond2 P Brodi e3 R Thorvveston4 G Wes t5 0 Cormck6 T Ahdore7 J Stanley8 WGue!en9

nf . arker

70 ti DAqu:no11 J Johnston2 G Made+ey

)3 K VJ:;son (Cam)14 R:c : ThOrvvesion15 FA Wtlk,nson

16 R G!bbs78 M Page19 M Olson20 M Pcigla,se27 B Gcodvr,n22 S P,hynehart (C Res)23 F Darman,n24 A C,rne25 S Charleswonh26 A Crothers27 P G :ddens28 K ,vicHugt,29 R Kay31 M Prison32 P Ranbn33 J Muirhead35 G Mallon36 W Burgess37 D Polg!a :se38 N' Tantrum39 M Cucmara3 W Hynes41 W Stephens (VC Res)42 D Dav e44 Sweeney

45 S Westerman46 P Warre n

47 G Bryan:48 M Germano48 J Leveque (Res)50 R Forg:ann !52 0 0 Donnell55 M Lab :nsk60 S Petri e62 D Ma ,66 V Thorveston69 D Hardie

FOOTSCRAYI .T.

Senior Coach :R . Boet

Reserve Coach :R . Backe r

2 P e z :,

56 A Br67DC -5acr-59M 46e G M6r 8 E62 P r "63 R

LATROBEUNIVERSITY

Senior Coach:P. O'DOnohu e

Rese rve Coach:C. Orva d

1 B Scott2 D Hutter3 A McG,bbon (Carl)4 J Tucc:5 D Franzman6 D Pooi e7 B Redo :8 B Franzman

11 L A3hanasaks

12 F Tucc:13 J Tnmbol :14 J Wal:a,mson75 R McMahon17 J L :mperak:s

18 A Beaumont19 P Gough20 A Crawtord21 T Briggs23 S Dunin25 R Luke26 S Cann,ngto,27 C 0rva d29 W' Beaco m30 T MacPberson>r31 P Chiico32 1 Kearns

33 S Hands38 J Pollock39 R Heap40 A Biaskett (VC)41 M Campis:42 L Green43 A Holier45 R Little46 D Wngh!

'49 C MClaohla n50 S Orson as52 J Cousns53 R Baste54 G Palmer55 A Cummings58 R Mattchoss59 S Javro60 C Conroy62 A Jensz63 S Jones64 F Andreula65 J Ratfaeli:66 C Ache68 D Sidebottorn70 M Bndgeman

eserve Coach :J.L. Hands

to WG Brown

10 Englan d

1 . R D .M . Chisholm2. R ,P Keppel i3 PT Hogan4 . C .F McHarg5 A J Thoma s6 . A .G C McHar g7 S R LeGear (Capt )8 M A Evans9. S .A McCrae

11 . H, R, Petty12. M J Sheepyt3 SW Jones14 .CMJ Bryan16 FIR Cutlack17 MR Stanley18 WE Bento n9 . SIR Braden0 R M Evans

21 . RD Hearn22 . J IL Hands23 DS Barra25 TA Chiddo

JW, McCu eRJ Macaulay

PR . Charle sJA BarraB P BrennanSJ Eldridg e

:- . DJ . Henderso n

'4 M ,E, Glenn36 PG Hay3T PW, Gains38 PG Keys (V Capt )39 AV Henderson4t Put Hendry42 Cl Hughes43. J R Clar k44 R S Armstrong45 R P Homberger46 TA Hunter47, SA, Klass48 . A, K, Mtddendorp49 AJ McPherson50 VG Bourke51 . M ,A . Midso n

2 L R Patterson3 CW Trenfiel d

54 A, Sheedy55 J E Sctarloto56 i Webster57 S A Bolton58 S M Wheeler59 C L Schwarz

ST. ANDREWSSenior Coach :

Roland Magro

Rese rve Coach:Peter Remington

1 f Stewar d2 G Bro,vne3 R Sonc :n4 V Cocks5 R Jones6 M Shearer

7 R Magid Sch cc8 H Jame s9 C Casey

'0 B Campbelli1 P GOIdSVOrthy12 w Chamra13 L Greyt4 N Taylor±5 P Cavanagh6 A oisen

17 D Iles78 S Rule19 C Maler20 C Leopold21 R Papal22 B . un .ei!23 A Station,24 T Beckley25 C D Ctan

n26 J NCholis27 L EspoSic28 G Mayne29 R Jouvelet30 R AtMrell30 S Wrrghi31 D Br:ggs32 L Lbard,33 J G:ufinda34 T Harper35 C Schang36 P Grandq37 A Baea38 D Gavm40 G Riche41 A Croalto42 P Spout43 T Laa.rence44 G Phelan45 A Par

,

47 G Pezaros50 G Barr51 B Kenyon54 N Stebbngs56 R Esoosto57 S Andre:r,58 C Overend59 h4 Weston60 D McDonald61 _ Rozenbachs62 J Gav :n63 P Jordan64 T W,ISOn65 D Soencer66 R Love67 D Saddler68 J Lofts69 R Taylor70 G Palm:ngton71 C Art

s 72 P Late73 R Nowak75 C Ch-dill

ST. LEONARD S

Senior Coach:Jeff Ferguson

Reserve Coach :Graeme Bulluss

1 . S. O'Connell2 .R . Goodman3 N . Stubb s4. G, Peterso n5 P Commerford6 R Eddingto n7 B Madden (Capt8 B Dinnin g9 A Levy

10 A Gulnane11 A She r13 D Henry14 G Bulluss15 A Fitzgerald16 M Vaienhrn17 A. Ward

18 S Margetts19. R. Nowlan20 S Wigley21 P Kaneen22 J . Wallace23 M Preston24 G Prostel26 G McDonald28, D Ray29 M McComb30, S Fletcher31 R Buliuss32 W Langley33 S Harvfson34, M . Aitken35, J. Ward36 P Claxton37, N . Ng38 J Fietcher40 A. Amalidts41 A Bakker42 J Cook43 M Broadbent44 M Dyer45 M Ingram46 Peter Lemke47 Paul Lemke50 A . McCully51 D Rooney52 G . Smit h53 F Taurus54 J Ruffin55 H Kipp56 R Stogre n

®IDOarbonrib

UNIVERSITYREDS

Senior Coach :Laurie Duffus

Asst. Coach :Leigh Kiidey

t L Dufius2 D Connelty3 B Darv~d-s, P H :!le5 P Barone6 C Hoskng (Capt )r R Sheer s8 G Roughsedge9 v March.nno

70 D Cah,r ( DVC)21 G Mcroney12 W Sp*cer73 R Phypers14 ~ Su dgeest!5 R Ga y6 J Rah,

77 K Pereira18 V Koop19 M Moran20 rv Enms21 I Jennens22 G Coo..23 S G :acon24 A Whne25 C Walden26 M Orban27 S Oa :ity28 M Ryan29 0 Re:ay30 M Jo. .̂nson31 R Zappeu32 L K:!dey33 L Dynes34 G Dudley3p D Fosse36 T Burahi i37 G Haarburger39 S Safzan o40 D Andrews41 M Angelo42 D Basegg :o43 I Peda r44 0 Dah.vood45 E Evans46 C Morre*14 7 R Basegg :o48 P Hutch:ngs49 T Duddy50 S

Ped o

5 1 I M :zzat :ra52 D Lamont53 J Gd i54 S Monett,55 D Walden56 T 0 Connell57 P Gan c58 Gien Motoney59 P Rodgers60 M Aust:n61 R Goldberg62 A Beatty63 F Russel!64 B Kearns65 J Cosgnit06 R Doug as67 B Russ69 A L¢tiehates

0 J Cadman71 C Zappell,74 S Annett75 S Gunn76 T H

96 F Gosdschan99 R On Thomavs

WILLIAMSTOWNC .Y.M .S .

Senior Coach :R. Goetz

Reserve Coach:i . McGowa n

1,P McGowan2 R. Goet z3 D Mitchell4 G Saron g5 F Vander Peet6 G Hyland7 R Zammlt8 G Dora9,J Neenan

10 S Lugowsk!11 A Elliot t12 S Janetsk13, S Vines14 I McGowan5 D Darcey

116. G Henderson17 J De Bono18 S Denham19 L . Mar r20 M Dervan21 . S Kenwery22, S Fletcher23 B Smith24 C McKenzie25 R Butterfield26 Andrew Featherston27 A Ryan28 D Weller29 B Charle s30 Anthony Featherston31 . R . Hunt32 B Ryan33 P Dervan34 A Harry35 G Gammone3637 M Sozanskt38 G Mugavtn39, S McKenzie40 S Kennedy41 D Dawson42 P Culhane43 M Dailey44 P Zahra45 C. Elliot t46 A McKenzie47 W Mille r48. G Clnt49, W Miller50 W Mar r51 R, Clemmens52 J Di Pietro53 D Elliot t54 T Ferris55 G Banova56 J Johnston57 J Drago58 P Yates59 A Mlfsud60 A Reader

WHITEFRIAR SCoach :Ray Kean e

Rese rves Coach :Graeme Wootridge

1 . C White2. A. Vldultch3. P Reidy4. A . Kilkenny6. P, Blakey7. P Coghlan8 D Toohey9 P Harriso n

10, T Pratt11 D, Sutton12 . G . Nicholas14 D Harris15 B . Le e17. S. Santamana1& D. Mullins19. 0. Crowe20, G . Wollrtdge21 . T. Coghlan (Capt .)22 . B . Brow n23 . P Ctardulll25. W. Lyall26 B. Roha n27 M . Reidy (DVC)28 M . Crowe29 B Dunn30 . P O'Brien32 P Hackett33 D Brown34 . S Lowell35. J . Dunbar36. P. Dunn37 . C. O'Farrell38. L . McLaughlin39. M . McLelland40, B . Tierney (V.C )41 S. Gardul h42 G Puglia

44. R Baker45. P Hay4& V, Sully47 P Rohan48 D. Barclay49, S. Begley50, J . Coghlan51 .J. Bonnyman52. B. Farrelly53.J . Newton54,T. Hughes55 D McLennan56. A . Tymms57. H Sullivan58. G . Whit e59, G, Harrison60 N . Peterson61 A . Bake r62 A. McKeown63. D . Flanagan64 . D Buykx65. D . Toll66. M . Brown67. N . Hughes68. A . McLeiland

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U KBRUNSWICK

Senior Coach :Jim Flower

Reserve Coach :Darren O'Sullivan

1_ A . Watterson2 P Sheehan3 . A. Strachan4 . P. Conduit5 . 0 Stevens6 . A .D. Conboy7 D Carrol l8 D . O'SuUivan (C .R .)9 . I . Campbell

10. R . Watkinstl, M . Snelson12 . A . Coo k13. 5 . Kannegiesser14. P Spezza15 T. Barley16, P Johnston16. D. Leheny17. G . Forde18 . J. Russ19 .J Gibso n20. G . Santacatterina21 . D, Marshall22 . G . Huckstepp23 S . McLean (OVC .)24,S- McBride25. B, Hul l26 D. Stevens (V.C.)27. K. Reichel t28 D. Cox29 R_ Flower (C.)30. M. Sayers31 . L. Cordes32 . S, Gibson33 . J. Ralph34 P. Minahan34- P. McLean35 .T. Heaney36 . S Drape37. A . Coooer38 . G . Johnston39 . D . Liddell40 . S . Hewitt41- P.S. Sheehan41 . K . Drysdale42 . R . Barham

43 . E. Opyrchal44 . R . McKissack45, C . Scott46. D . Fitzpatrick47. R . Craigie48. 0 . Murphy49. W. Watson50. C . Barker51. W. McGrath52. G . Pearse53. J . McBride54. N. Campbell55.R . Osmond56. P- Luzza57 B. Watterson58. J . Tallarico59. S. Chiera60. P. Maguire63. A.B . Conboy65 R King

CLAYTON

Senior Coach :Brian Bon d

Reserve Coach;John Anderson

1 . S . Carrol l2. G . Leicester3. N . Gent4, B . Reynolds5.S Price6. F Pavenello7. M Dinsdale (V.C.)8. P. Burghardt (C.)9. P. Anderson

10 . M . Luya11, D Cook (VC.R .)12, N_ Hawley13,T O'Donoghue14, G . Mukavec15, D, Dawes16 . M . DeLosa17. J. Dal o18 J . Adams19. B. Begent20 . W. Miller21 . T. Co x22 . G. Wathen23 . C. Lim24J . Carmody25.J . DeLosa26. J. Ellison27. D. Black28. J. Huntington29,J. Curnow30, G . Nightingale31 . M . Stiglich32 . J. Lewi s33 M . Pietrapaulo34 . P. Blac k35 . L . Blasi36 . D. Crunow37. G. Wathen (C.R .)38, R . Blair39 . S. Hess on40 . S, Thomas41 . P. Thomas42 . R . Campodonico43 . P. Eato n44 . F. Pietrapaulo45 . S . Burton46 . M . Blasi47. P. Turner48 ,49 . G . Barr50. M . White51 .52. R. Newton53.S. Mortimer5 455. C . Murray58. C . Brown59. D. Tyler60 J . Caygill

OLD ESSENDONGRAMMARIANS

Senior Coach :R . Thompso n

Reserve Coach:K . Fletche r

1 . D.W. Martin2 . B. Scott3. J .J . McEnroe4. G .R. Bowden5. AS . Mirakian6, P Star k7. R .D . Allan8. G . Turner9. A .R . Day

10 I .R . Stevens11 . M .S . Price12. A. Filipovic13 . S.Bdb y14 . M .J. Egan15. S.A . Bishop16, W. Anthony17- G .A . Henry18 A .O . Cotter19. M . Lange20 . C.R . Bilby21 L .D. Shaw22 . D.M. Willaton23 . S . Harris24 . A . Kimme l25 . B. Pagagiotopoulos26 . P- Crameri27, R . Mueller28 . S . Middleton29 . PW. McKenzie30 . B. Fordham31 . G . Evan s32 . W. Rose33 . M . Bradford34 . A .J Middleton35. P. Henry36. P.G . Carmichael37. D.M . Robinson38. N .J. Cooney39 . A .M. Ainsworth40, S. Le e41 . B . Milne r42 . G.E . Thornton43 . PJ. Bowden44 S .J . Parke r45 . C.J. McKay46. D . Poulton47, R . Thomson48. T. Stubbs49.T. Magnone50. M . Vaxarlis51 . J.W. Simmons52. T. Watts53.P. Hogan54.R Gough71 . W. Crossley81 . J.G . Cooney

OLD GEELONGSenior Coach :

Greg MurrayReserve Coach:

Date Frase r1 . P. Holloway (C)2. P. De Fegley3. W Robinson4, C .Gunn (VC )5 T Wmspear6, R . M rams78 B, O'Halloran9 T. Breadmore

101112 L . Carlton13. J. Mackirdy14 . B Cox15. D . McLeod16. T. Johnstone17. P Butle r18. R . Ronal d19. D. Ross-Edwards20 R. Forbe s21 . R . McDonald22 . R Stewart23 D. Atkins24 . H . Youngman25, 8 Allender26 A . Brocksopp27. M . Brown28. C. Armytage29. J. Mollard30. R . Inglis31 . T. Jackson32.P Buck33. P. Jewel l34. G . Lavender (DVC)35. P Jones36 A . Reed37, A. Carnegie38 P. Clarke39, C . Barnett40 E . Lewis414243. P Cram44. F. Simpson45. C . Driscol l46. J . Calvert-Jones47. S . Holloway48.49. R . Fay50 . L . Malcolm52 . M . Williams55 A. Macmillan58 P. Hayes61, R, Chomley62 . M Tailis63 . J. Cox65 R. Bur n67. C . Richardson68, C Robinson71 . C . Landale72 . P. Clarke74. R . Hanna

liiiBennison Mackinnon

& Associates

PENINSULAOLD BOY S

Coach:Rod Kerley

1 . M . Sampson2 . M Burn s3 . R . Kerley4 . D . Hunter5. P Bedford6. M . Crowder7. A . Jewiutt8. R . Witham9. P Krohn

10 . A . Powell11 . R . Sharpin12 . T. Parker13 W. Morton14 B, Jarrett15. S. Wiltshire16 P Crowder17. M . Mannes18 S. Glover19. P Come20 . J. Corrie21 . P Brereton22 . R . Parke r23 . M . Chesterman24 D . Archer25. P Stanley26. J . Dowling27. A. Davis28. NSouthgate29, C . Burch30. J . Harrison31, S. Warner32 . C. Bates33 M . Coppell34. R . Graham35, A . Nolan36. N . Franks37 . A Nowles38, B Coilopy39. P Kidder40. W. Francis41 . C . Dickman42 . S. Kem p43, B. Bovington46 . G . Robinson47 S. McMahon49 .S . O'Connor52 . S. Beg g54 . A Burton55 . M . Lynh56. J. La Brooy57. C. Stanley5& G . Johnson59. G.Scott60 M . Jeffs

POWERHOUS E

Coach :Ted Haberman

1- G . Stewart2. R . Sykes3 C . Corbett4. M. Osborne5. A . Miller (V.C .)& A. Kdiingbeck7 C. Tris t8 N Pavlou9. B. Morgan

10, B Hal lit M. Taylor? D Harris3. S . Cameroni. T Hislop9. T Clemensd. P O'Sullivan

i'- G. Stavnnosi& D Ange l

N DeansD Desler (Capt .)C Beadman

StewartK . O'ConnellC Russel lJ HarrisA_ Westerink

NewlandD StewartF Stafford (D.VC.)

_~ . S . Croni nP RodgerB. Wilson

f = - M . Bray<. J . Crisara

P HollowoodM Officer

~~. G . Fuhrman nA . Anderson

41 P DakinP. Peppard

-% D, TownsendK. CarmodyP. Carmod y

43 S Mason° J, Rausa

A . Favero'.J D. McIntyre

C Horsley55 W. Killender

.56. TMenadue59 P Rattray6L M . Brown62. T. Rattray63 P McCluskey

A . O'Bryan55 P Sayers

L . WestM . MasonG . HolledgeJ Moor eA Smit h

GREATERMELBOURNE

SOCIETY

U.H.S.OLD BOYS '

Senior Captain Coach :V. Zani n

Rese rvesCaptain Coach :

A . Boyc e1 . T Kutner2 . R . Higgin s3, A. Greenwood4. P Burns (S)4 G . O'Bryan (R)5, P. DeKoning6. A . Hunte r7 . I . Chettle8, K . Hunter9 . J. Zanin

10, G . Johnso n'.. 11 . A . Flavel

12. C. Arno l13. V. Zanin (C.C.Seniors)14, A . Wernert15. M . Hopwood16. N . Holland1T K. Schuller18. P Pyl e19 . A Ferguson20. P Woo d21 . C. Gamble22. N . Andrews23 . P Humphreys24 . R . Burns25 . H . Korpetutuncu26, C. Gathercole27. D. Brook s28. R . Garroway29. G . Constantine30. A . Kountios31 . S. Zern a32 P Akatow33. D . Hudson34 . J . Palmer35 . B. Lug g36 . R . Clements37. G . Edwards38, A . Boyce (CC Reserves)39. P. Bai n40 P Bake r41 . D. Parkinson42. D. Wallace43 . S. Haberfield44 . P. Vesetas45 . R . Thompson46 . D. Hnatjuk47. C . Skinns48. B. Hudd (VC.R .)49. D. Cothe r50. G . Hunt51 . B . Boyce52 . B. 0'Riley53. G . Macrae54. B . Leared55. G . Buckman56. J. Merriman57. M . Rennick58 . C. Rundle59 . R. Salmon60- W. Spackman61 . A . Galie62 . J . Liprino63. A. Solomon64. J. Greany65. P. Sharples66 M . Davidson6T S . McMillan79. K . Strahan

STATE BAN K

Senior Coach :K . Bremne r

Reserves Coach:R. Rogotowicz

1 . S. Cloke (Vice Capt.)2 . R Gnie l3. G . Rolls4.S. Carboon5. J . Beare6. K . Dervan7. A . Pitt s8. P Henderson9 D Walpole

1 011 . R . Hargraves12 . A . Connelly13 .14. G . Smith15. M . Rerden16 . B. Price17. D. Coffma n18. K . Matherson (Capt .)19. J . Efthimiadi s20 .J. Coghlan21 . G . Amor22 . N . Roberts23 . M . Aumont24 . B. Cooney25 D. Grant26 R . Rogotowicz27. P Wabbi s28. J. Pailotta29. W. Brown30. S. Colbert31, G . Crameri32 . M . Scott33. C. Kenez34. R . Halden35. D. Doonan36. C . Hogan37. C. Saville38. F. Maya39. G. Goldsmith40. B. Col e41 . 0. Noronha42. G . Riccio43 .44 . A. Gale45 . M . Durham46 . J. Curtin47. M . Elford48 . J. Murray49 . J. Ri o50 . C. Orieli51 . B. Smith52 . B. Kennedy53 . C. Kelly54 . S . Munro5556 . D. Ross57. M. Gu y58. C. McKillop59.60. D. Jenkins61 .62 .63.64.

gEDE S

ST. BEDESOLD COLLEGIANS

CoachPeter Riordan

1 R Bryant2 D Marshal l3 R Riordan (CC)4 M Jackso n5 . G

D6 D (Collin son7 N McCoulough

8 M Whitloc k9 R Smal wood

10. S Gray11 . R Grech12 S Heatley13 M Roberts

1 14 P Lannan'..15 D Aitchenson

16 B. Berr y17 M . Atherton18 A . Savoa19 S Benton20 . M . Beasley21 A Whdelaw22 R Howe23 B Talanco24. T Beasley25, D. Smith26. T Cusack27 J Elmore28 C Freer29 B . Hambridge30 G. Fitzgibbon31 S McNamara32, T. Riorda n33 R, Purcell34 A Boag35 D, Kelly36 . R Fyans37. N . Fitzgibbon38 B. Dunstan39 S Ega n40 B Woodland41 . T Bryant (DVC)42 D Milano43 C. Parks (V.C )44 M Reinher45 J Berry46 G . Htlet47,P Thompson48 L . Kelly49 A PetUnella50 D Schulman51 N, Williamson52 S. Man n53 T, Dover54 M Daniels55 M McConnell56 J. 0'Hehir57 B . Norman58 S Nobl e59 P Newport60, M L'Hude

WEST BRUNSWIC K

Senior Coach:Les White

Reserve Coach :Alan Buhagair

i . i . McNeic e2 . D. Cecchi3 . R . Monger4 . S . Casely5 P Leatham (C.R .)6 0. Frisch7 P. Guatta8 G, Buckley (VC,)9 B . Davi s

10 . S. Fyffe11 L . Kir k12 K . Buhagair13 M Pryor14 D. Anderson15 S . Pace16 P. Magafas17. Marty Walsh18. J . Rainone19. G Brigg s20 S . Lampard (C.)21 D Lampard22 . N . Magafas23.J Jackson24. J Beaumont25. C. Hatzistavrou26. S. Fitzsimmons27. G, Hatzistavrou28, B. Walsh29. D . McAllister30. B. Hiscox31 . W. McNece32 . Mark Rodgers33 . G . Chappell (V.C.R .)34. R. Marcroft35 . W. Poulter36. G . McDonald37, D. McVeigh38. B- Milli n39, W. Wilkie40. R . Baker41 . R. Hokkanen42, G . Sheriff43. C . Barber44- W . Patterson45. R . Taylor46.T. Robertson47. B. Taylor48_ Mick Rodgers49. S. Bennetti50. K. Myers51 . R . Bowman52 . T Flynn54. D. Clements55. M,Chapman57 C . Leatham6G, C- Barnes61. D. Flower

A Section

BTAFC

BULLEEN/TEMPLESTOWE

Senior Coach :Graeme Jacobs

Rese rve Coach :George Price

t G . Kazuro (V.C.)2 J . Allard3 T Rowe4 D Nigro5, P Lockhart (DVC.)6 R Heath7, W . Williams8 A Smythe (Capt .)9 Sr Wortherspoon

10. P Georg et1 . S Farley12 . D. Rice13, N . Tsiotmas14 . C. Rossidis15, P Faulkner (C .R .)16 . P. Corstorphin17 . S . Gilmore18. D . Mayne19 H . Hanso n20 . P Espenschied21 . S, Driver22. A . Keenan23,S. Pac e24. P Chadwick25 T. Merrett26 B .Sheehan27 B Kelly (VC .R .)29, C. Connelly30. R . Field31 . F. Farchione32 . M . Osborne33 . S. Espenschied34 . P Bel l35. B . Croft36. C . Deer37 G . Miles38 S . LeFevre39 A . Panou40 . D. Young41, G Adams42 M . Wilson43 . A . Parris44 C . Shallard45 G . Clarke46. A Dunn47. A . Bryan48 P Mutimer49 . L Branagan50 . D . McInnes51 . D. Fitt52. S, Jackson53 P, Gilmore54, S . Krugger55 M . Walker56 P Bone

emplestowe

SpoIrend

CAULFIELDGRAMMARIANS

Senior Coach :Peter Chisnall

Reserve Coach :Neville Matthew s

1 . D. Matthews (Capt .)2 G . Williams3 M McClelland4 A. Norma n5 A . Harlock6 D Gregor (D.V.C)7 J Mclnty e8. R Fish (VC,)9 R Berzins

10 J Ston e11, G. Read12 .T Shaw13 R Sweetland14 W, Horton15 C Cooney16, T Royals17 J. Kanis18, G . Voyage19, D Har t20. J . Scotland21 J . Roseman22 . D . Lumpy23, D, Alle n24 K, Dah s25 S, Allen (C R )26 K Hedi n27. M McMahon28 B. Walle r29 R. Castles (V.C .R )30 D. Felentha l31 . C. Bacon32 . S. Barker33. G, Scotland34 A . Murphy35 R . Harri s36 C . Worthington37. M . Scholten38 P Atkinson39. M . Walsh40.1 Swann41 R. Morrissey

42,J . Bon d43 J Richardson44. C . Bettany45 A Livingston46. J . Livingston47. D . Winfield48. D. Forc e49 D Theobold50 S . Good51 S . Stevenson52 A . Sleeman53 J. Roberts54 .T, Moorhouse;5 M . Sisso n5r, J. O'Shea

; . G . PaineM . J . Harley

COLLEGIANSCoach :Bruce Ferguso n

Reserves Coach :Phil Aaron s

1 . S. Williams (V.C .)2 . D. Hoyle3, R . Herman4 . S . Laussen5 . A. Griffiths6 . A. Ingleton7 C. Higson8 . C. Pollock9 . S . Bickford

10. N . Pike11 . W. Cheesman12 . A . Web b13 . S . Hinchen (C)14 . R . Schober15 . P Wolff16 . A . Wallace17 G . Tregear18. D . Kerr19, S. Fraser20, M . Whittaker21 .1 . Roberts22 . G . Parsons (D.VC.)23 . A. Wrigh t24, P. King25 . A . Baum26, J. Twig g27. B . Van Twest28 . R . Savedra29 . K . Parson s30. N . Chosich (C .Res.)31 . P. Lawrence32, M . Ammann33, G . Irvine34.P Kah n35, C. Fone36. S . Guthri e37 . Cr Coyne (VC . Res.)38 R. Wraith39, M . Byrne40 . R. Thomson41 . S. Johnston43 . N . Comley44 . G . Newman45 . A . Westacott46 . A, Godfrey47. J . Ingleton48 . J . Lemon49. M . Bullard50.S . Roberts52 . G . Pec k53. R . Nation55. M . Davi s56. J . Smith (D.VC . Res .)57. Phil Swan58 . Peter Swan59 . R . Lancaster6t . R . Oliphant64 . M . Smith

DE LA SALL E

Senior Coach :Stephen Ra e

Asst. Senior Coach :Pat McConvill e

Reserve Coach:Paul Beddo e

1, G . McHenry2 P Barr y3 . C. Anderso n4 M, Greene (Capt .)5 . N . Frase r6 . M Beddoe7 R . Williams8. C . Wright9.T Cooke

10, D Tessier11 . W. McDonnell12, C Lowe13 P. Beddoe (C .C .Res)14. B . Mellard15. G . Connolly (VC.)16. A. O'Keef e17. Pat Green18, B. Mahony19, B. Hanrahan20, J . Buckley21 . M . Deveson22, S Nash23 P Maher24, M . Lowe25 . D. Nugen t26 . J. O'Callaghan27. D. Kinsell a28 M . Knuppel29 .30. D Rennie31 . S . Davey32 . Peter Green33. C. Campbell34. P. Waldron35. P. Dwyer36, M. Smith37. W Gaspanni38, A Donien39 . B, Decay40 . S McGraw41,S McCormack42 . N . Mitchelhill43. M . Harrington44 .A . Spencer45, C . McClounan46. M . Magen47. B. Kellett48. M . Bolt49 . P Daniels50, P Rennie51 . R . Stewart52. M . Howes53 A . Robertson54. D . O'Loughlin55. B. Pullbrook56 R Hayes57 P Grimes58. M . Forrest59 T Nardell a

Macrae 8eFallon~

Senior Coach :Don Ma rti n

Reserve Coach :Ian Nicholl s

1 A Egan2 . R . Atkinson3, R Kennedy4 A Cahil l5 M Schmidt6 M . Borcich7 S Zocco8, F Muto9, S O'Rourke

10 B. Hanlon11 G Carroll12 . P. Wei r13 B. Curulli14 P Millet t15. D,Zabneszach16, M . Hadley19 P Considine (Capt.)20 . M Malon e21 D. Baker22 J . Marchbank25 G. Brow n26. S Hibbert30 M . Collins32 D Murphy35 W. Hanley36 B, Sexton37 . R . McLean38 M . Bowman39 J, Griffin42 . A . Baker45 . M. Devine46 D. Romeo48 . P. Booth49 M Dillon50 B Girolam53 J . Zumbo54. Romano55 P Kearney56 P Symes57 G. O'Toole58, I Turnbull59, Jr Aquila60 B . Dubois61 . D, Perrone62 . D. Cotter63 . P. Jongbloed64 P Fadd a65 . M . Lynch66, G Pearse67 J . Tierney68 P Callaghan69. P. Wbbert

L-[1_.~ y_~F,rr'_ol7" .,_

Telephone: 689 29

ORMONDSenior Coach :

Mike McArthur-Allen

Rese rves CoachGeoff Reilley

1 . C Clar k' P. Schuhkraft9. T Boyanton

R . Barne s5 D . McDonald6 M . Buckley7 G . Fisher8 M . Gilmore9. C . Tonkin

10. G . Ritchie11 . R . Strahan12 A Mehrten13 . P Kingston14 S Taylor15 G . Burke16 R Eishold17 P Sutherlan d

P Cox19 . M . Dawson20 B Nas h21, G . Singleton22. B . Connell23 P McDonald24 S, McCooke25. P. Forsyth26. P Mehrten27, M . Crampton28 P Nankervis29.L Caddaye30. J Young31 D Woo d32 M . McDonald33. A Roe34 G . Russell35 R . Beard36 W. Tinsley37, D Robertson38 P. Milne r39, W Bramich40 M . Tobin41 . J . Symeopoulos42 . J . Casey43 P Harrington44 C Cooper45. R . Singleton46 M . Anderson47. W. Crump48 . W. Bradshaw49 . S. Freney-Mills50. T Pazianis51 . J. McAlroy52. T. Tsiavas53. A . Muldoon54 . T. Stewart55. A . Newstead56. C . Chalker57, M . Betts58, S. McAlroy59, A . Spencer60, D . Cox61, R. Crompton63.1 . Bran d64 . A . Noblett65. J Rowan

OLD PARADIANS

Senior Coach :Gerard Sholly

Reserve Coach :Mark Teiiefson

1 . P. Considine2 . M . Skerrit t3. M . Considine4 . G . Powic k5. D. Spillan e6. D. McCann (V.C.)7 . J. Madde n8. D. Reeves9. A . Canavan

10. B . Considine11 T. Boar d12 E . Flynn13. J . Goulding14. P. Fahey15 J . Atta16. M . Heffernan18. B . Grill s19. D. Bibby20. A . Woods21 . S . Gorman22. B Exton23 . R Luchetta24 . 0 . Abrahams25. C. Jackso n26 . S . Exton (Capt .)27. B. Davi s28 . J. Flynn29 . M . Tellefson (R .C.)30 . F Gleeson (D.VC .)31 . A . McMaho n32 . P. McMahon33 . A. Peyto n36 . B. McClements37. P. Luby38 . R. Mills40 . S . Crowley41 . G . Kallinikos42 .P. Hammond43. M . Vea r44. A. Pritchard45 . D. Perryman46 . J . Elk s47. S. Liddicut48.P Caddy49. P. Cosgriff50. D. Way51 . J . Fah y52 . C. Ray (R .VC .)53 . J. Devin e54, D. Jackson55. D. Blackley56, P. Walsh57, I . Henderson58, P. Murphy64 . A . O'Halloran76. P. Jackson78. P Brennan79. P Moore

MAJOR SPONSOR:

OLD SCOTCHCOLLEGIANS

Senior Coach:Don Davenport

Reserve Coach :Bob Voge s

1 . E . Alle n2 J . Reddish4 . J. MacMillan5, R . Maxwell7 S McGil l8 A Lloyd9 R . Senior

10 . S . Spiers11 R . Malcolm12 . J . Ker r13 R Austi n14 S Sutherland16 A Smith17. C. Walsh18 . R . Featherstone20. T. Knight21, P.Sherwen23. B. Arnold26, D. Tyrrell27. D. Campbell28, A . MacMillan29 . B. Hodge (V.C .)30 . F. Kiel31, A. Chambers32 . D. Kay33 .R . Hodges35. R . MacMillan36. R . Tyrrel l37. P. Ford38. A . Hawdon40. P. Brown42. J . Moi r43, W. Matthews45. S. Collin s46. R . Fuller (Capt.)49. M . Godwi n50. C. Wilson51 . T. Elli s52 . C . Perkins54. D McCall55. R. Howcroft56 D. Senio r57. D. Fergusson59. S . Bone s60 . D. Beck

OLDXAVERIANS

Coach :Danny Corcora n

1 P Calld2 M Atkin s3 R Armstrong4 P, Trainor5 P Curtan6 J Curtain7 B Denton8 S Curtain9. M Beattie

10. N . Burke11 G . Greetham12 M O'Shaughnessy13 N . Val e14 S Millard15 M Dalton16 L Meehan17 A Ralph18 N Burne19, Paul Curtain20 A Callan21 N Wilton22 J Tiernan23 . J O'Sullivan24 S King25 B Ryan26 M .. Somers27 J Kennedy28 G Gleason29 M Doyle30 V Carlin31 R Ralph32 C, Ralph33 . J Black34 J . Fiel d35, C . Mortenson36, A . Doquile37. R, Curtain38.D.Franas39 D Atkinson40 P Hoy e41 M Lovelock42.J Lowe43 M Kinna44. B Heaphy45 P Klei n46. C . Ketsakidis47. Dom Doyle48 P. Seal49 B . Peppard50 M . Plant51 Tex Lane52 J. Burnes53 L Lachal54 A. Burnes55 P Lefebure56 S . Gunston57 D Dann58 J Fredenco59, S Denison60 A . Woodley61 P Barmby63 . G Fox67 B Quin69, J Bongiorno71, J . Connell72 M . P rne

UNIVERSITYBLUE S

Coach : Alan Salter

I D Lam2 B . Ange l3 G . Williams6 . W . Carroll7 G, Ale n

I8 R. Robinson9 . A . Christie

10 B. Moi r11 M . Tyqui n12 . S Macaulay (Capt)13 B. Lowe14 D Gust15 M . Howden16 S Gregory17 R Caldwell18 . D Bourke19 D Karamoshos20, R Polkinghorne21 A . Schlicht22. T, Carey23. G . Holmes24 A . Wallis25 M . Johns26 D, Maclnnes27 D Lanyon28 G Hazeldme29 D. McGregor30 M . Yandell32 P Birrel l33. D Williams34 P O'Keeffe35. P Grutzner36. N . Macaulay37 R . Curnow38, G . Mitchell39. S . Burgess40, S . Roth e43, M, Wilson44, D. Rush45, G Taylo r46 G . Freemantl e47 M . Hickey (Capt.Res.)48 J . Moloney50 A, Hobbs51, T. Atkins52 R . Feile53 A Kimpton54 J. Id a55 D. Christie56 . W. Foster57. B. Tatham59, G . Bisas60 . 1 Vea l61 C Brown62 G Sellwood63 M Light64 . I Townsing66. J. Hyslop69 . A Cooper70 R Hil l71 R . Pike72 D O'Brien74. J . Moors75. M . Worth76 . B Ham

369 Section

BANYULE

Coach :John Simpson

Asst. Coach :John Keena n

1 . S. Scullin2 . C. Hoist3. L. Holt4. M . Legge5. C . Ladd (D.V.C.)6 P Williams7. J . Fraumano8. B . Moloney9. G . Pyers

10. M . Fraumano (VC.)11 . M . Fidler12 D. Searle13, A . Short14. D. Attard15. S. Grayt6. D. Williams17. G . Williams18. P. Harbour19. M . Scullin20. G . Gent21 . B . Quilliam22. J . Gilham23. M . Valena24 . G . Smyth25. M . Power26, M . Hayes27. T. Jenkin s28, R . Brockwell (Capt.)29. S. Westley30. B.Gillies (C.Res.)31 . G . Anderson32. G . Braddy33. T. James34. C . Stevens36, D. Turner37 . D. Gent38. D. Hobba39. D. Hoare40. W. Gibson41 . J MacDonald42. D. O'Brien43. C . Richmond44. A . Sutherland45. W. Lusk46. A . Barry47. D. Moloney (VC.Res .)48. R . Hobbs49. D. Glass50. M . Phillips51 . A . Thompson52 . S. Coulson53. B. Bowler54. R. Doherty55. D. Williams56, D. Prat t57. S . Steffan58 . A . Weston59 . C. McCann60 . B. Hogan

FAWKNE R

Senior Coach:Kevin Morriso n

1 . M . Tymms2 .T. Young3. G . Busst4. G . Scott4. W. Hoare5. S . Littl e6 . T. Scott6 . R. Wilson7. D. Cropley8 .1 . Habgood9 . A . Rhyick

10. T. Burke11 . K . Busst12 . P. Tymms13. R . Cohen14. M . Roach15. D. Terr y16. M . Roberts17, G . Ould18. K. Korp19. P. Kerslake19. G . Walker20. S. Gleason21 M Kane22. D. Booth23. G . Leach24. S. Buckley25. D. Virtue26. B . Selleck27 . G . Livingstone28. C. Gleason29. M . Barrett30, S . Maggs31 . U . Profenna31 . B. Saggers32 . A . Johnson33. P Majerczak34. D. Ruggerio35. P Barrett36, 1 . Boot h37. T. Piccinin38, G . Youn g39 . M. O'Laughlin40. N . Horvath41 . S. Boots42 . K . Dehenn43 ..D. Gil l44. G . Mitchell45 . M. Potter46 . B. Smith47. A . Brown48 . D. Symeoy49, L . Cohen50. R . Young51 . D. Salt

DAYTRANSPTY. LTD.

IVi4NHOESenior Coach:

Kevin Breen

Rese rve Coach :Kelvin Shaw

1 G Cameron (Capt )2 R Stewart3 M McDonald4 R Doyl e5 P Manual6 G Dwye r7 T Donohue (VCap! )8 J Freema n9 M Thackwrayt0 G Kennedy11 W Bakert2 K Shamr13 R Robinson!4 A Loton(DVC)15 A Caslagmm16 P Russel l

17 W Dulevsks18 A Course19 S Conett20 A Woo,le21 C Rose22 R Blythe23 D Howard24 M Flynn25 A Barro26 P Dec o27 M Donohue28 A Balcombe29 D Web b30 J Sampson31 D Baicombe32 P Petbngdl33 C Flynn (Res Capt )34 J Rattopolous (RVC)35 C Richards36 M Newnham37 I Forsythe38 P Morcom39 L Clarke40 S Hogan41 C McDonald42 D Krohn43 P Dwye r

44 D Hoffman45 D Carroll46 N Daffy47 E Newbold48. J Matthew49 M Jones50 0 Farrell51 R Brock52 M Lacy53 K Edwards54 P MeMahon

55 P Aristotle56 M Batcombe57 F Pnam o58 G Diamond59 A Nagy60 D Romeo61 R Gttos62 L Jones63 W Lloyd64 I Maure r

John RyanRemovals

MARCELLINOLD COLLEGIAN S

Senior Coach :Neil Le Lievre

12 G. Petroff3, M Cooper4 . C, Carr (D.VC .)5 P Andueza6 G . O'Connell7 M . Dillon (C.R .)8 A . Ama d9 M . Day

10 P Sheehan11 . A, Amalfi12. A. Cullman (Capt.)13 K . Perry14 D. Howe15, D. Ebert16, D. Ddiey17 M Getson18 A . Caffry19 S . Lennox20 M Mikc21 . J. Amad22 . A. Gallagher23 A . Saduki24. T. O'Hehir25. G . Gallagher26. J . O'Loughlin27 R . O'Callaghan28. S Psoras29 . J. Harvey30 . R . Stewart31 . C . Castagna32 G . Frossinos33 A . Maher34 . L . Getso n35 R . O'Callaghan36 B. Crimmins37. S . Crowe38 M . Keay s39 A Paatsch (VC.)40. M . Wiggins41 . L . Kivhghon42 . C . Sampson43. V. Scot t44. S Lindenmayer45 X . Dimattina46. J . Gold s47 D . Menzies48 . M . Menzies49 . G . Hughes50. A . Robinson55. M . Stapleton56. A . Day57. S. Priest58, N . Crooks60. R . Vandermerwe64 P. Harvey80, D. Wmtrbottom99 . P Hughes

OLDTRINITY

Coach:Andrew Disney

Reserves Coach :George Kevitts

12 . C. Robinson3 . A . Allibon4 . T. Norman5. D. O'Shaughnessy6. L. Taylor7. P. Yeoman8.S.Adgemis9. C . Glass

10 . C. Brent11 . T. Phillips12 . J . Davey13 J Gorton14 . P Bee r15. T. Pontefract16. D . Nes s77. L . Farrell18. A . Maizels19. J . Hope20 . R. Wardrop21 . S . Drum22 . P Robinson23 .J. Adgemis24 . D. Carroll25. E. Borghesi26. B. Murray27. I . Wallace28. W. Douglas29. N . Holyoak30. A . Dobson31 . M . Turner32 N . Sammut33. P Scot t34. D . Dowling35. M . Tonzling36. J . Carnegie37. T. Gngoriadis38. J . Cas h39, S. Stoddart40. P Campaign41 . L . Dowling42 . R . Gruen43. C . Neave44. M . Hatdukovis45. M . Kotsanis46, a Jorda n47. B. McCabe4& D. Shaw49. C. Cooper50 . G . Fowler51, D. Roders52 . B. Lumsden53 . S . Cowley54 . D. Woods55 . J. Francis56 . D. Wallace57 . A. McAree58, M . Pitt59,S . Edwards60. C. Christensen61 .P Hoope r62. D. Kidd63 C, Downie64. A . Dowling65. L . Worcester77.S . Bauld.

Reserve Coach :Gary Young

G. Byrner " HeaverFSansonetti (VC.)

4 R Gard

L Gard~ Sweeney (C.R .), . Yorsich

t R.ShanahanG.DunbabnM . SturgessP Hanse nT Candy

SoligoG Fitzgeral d

4 J, Papasi6 M Campbell

C Freeman16, F. Misurell i3 P. Whitfield0 M Page

A WalshM . Wilso n

3 M . SherlockG Williams

_5 G . McGawo' M. Bradley (C.S.)

C Waters=2- T Franklin

M . RoweM . HansenJ Kin g

32 L . Cowell3' P. Evans: T. Pavia

s50 FilipovicG P. Torr e

:% P ColemanA. JarvisR . Wood

~ A, ShawD. WoodP Papa sD. Whatmough

~~. M Hartigan=5 . D. Gard: g

48.49.50. K . Harty51, M . Dixon52 . L . Blackney

D. Campbel l54 E . Croslingi5. D. Watson00. M . Anc.61 . M . Noormets

9

ST. BERNARD S

Senior Coach :Frank Melican

Reserve Coach :John Wood

1 . M . Sullivan2 . G. Holland3 . P. Daffey4 . V. Comito5. J. Klaaysen6. M . Brandner7 . J. Toohey8. P. Monaghan9 . M . O'Dea10. B.Saundry11 . P O'Brien12 .P. Hoga n13. R . Purcell14. S . Melican15.F, Monaghan16, J . Pearson17. A . Purcell18. J . Federico19. S . Byrn e20. J. Fraser21 . A Muir22, M . Mahady23 . R . Klaaysen24 . Phil Klaaysen25 . G . Tote26 . D. Dowling27. A . Nathan28 . P. Morrice29, M . Redmond31 . M . Daffey32 . P. Mulkearns33 . M . Mulkearns34 . J. O'Connell35 .J.Saundry36 .R O'De a37. M . O'Connell38, G . Woo d39 . P. Wood40.T. Mahady41 . P Kell y42 . M . Marshall43 . A. Holden44 . S . Rayner45 . P. Smith46 . D. Solomon49 . S . O'Dea50 . J. Monaghan51 . A. Sullivan52 . S. Brooks53 . M . Walsh54 .T. Russ o57. A. Hargreaves59 . C. Sullivan64 . D. Woo d65, T. Burke66 . D. Burke76. G . McAllister

ST. KILDAC.B.O.C .

Senior Coach :Peter Darvell

Reserve Coach :Paul Howard

1 . M . Latham (VC.)2 P Frncoi s3. J . Howard4, B. Boyd5, M . Gillan6. A. McGaw7. C. Capron (C)8, P. Blakeley

10. P Buzza11 M . Driscoll (D.VC.)12. A. Avitable13 . P_ Susovich14 . S. Algen15, M, Lake16 . G . Baker17, B. Delaney18. G . Flarve19, A . Farrelly20. A. Riddell21 . P. LaFontaine22 . K . Graham23. M . Clinch24. B . Heath25, A . Reiche26. B . Cummins27. A. Ferruccio28. J . Harrod29, I . Hammam30. P Thynne31 . M . Thynne32. A Brandwood33. C . Petritsch34. W. Haddad35. R . Ballarin36, P Berenger37. P. Hannah38,P. Dynon39. G . Healy40. J. Marinacci41 . S . McGarrity42 . J . Naughton43 . R . O'Callaghan44 . M . Howard (C.R .)45, P. O'Dea46 . W. Fiddler4T N . Cole48 . J. Wigg49 . J. Stewart (V.C .R .)50 P Shortal51 . J. Murrihy52, J . Capron53 . L. Nardella54, B. Salte r55, B. Faulkhead56 . A . Perkins57. S . Gilmore58 . B. Gil l59 . M . Kay60 .S .Long

THERRY/CORPUS CHRISTI

Senior Coach :B. Dunn

Rese rve Coach :C. Bye

1 . G. Biddlestone (VC .)2 . S. Flaherty3. J . Toohey3. G . Nyman4, S . Reidy5. S . Ramsay6. T. Quinn (C.)7, P. Jones8. P Quin n9. M . Grocock

10 . R . Egglestone11 . M . Taylor12 . C . Shine13 . P. Kimpton14 . C. Bloo r15, P. McKibbin16 . S . Gibson17. R. Lyons19 . A . Ratcliffe20. D. Webb20. P Marantelli22 . A Richardson23. C . Bye (C. Res.)23. A . Trow24 . P Matton24 . G. Falckh25. M . O'Rourke26. P Ryan28. D . Sandman29 . D . Boden30 . R . Kan e31 . S . Ryan32 . R . Costllo33 . S. McMahon34 . G . Lynch35 . M . Ega n36 . J. Freyn e37. Dennis Castaldi40. C. Muscat41 . W. Lind43. A. Whelan46. C. Ryan47. P. Ratcliffe48. D. Wrigglesworth48. S. Care y49. M . Gribble50. A. Nelson51 . R . Moran52 . A . Smit h53. David Castalid54. P. Salerno56. M . Hogan57. P. Wilson58. T McCaw60. R . Spong61 . C . Hay62 . S . Lyons63.S. McEntee64. P. Crotty65. J . Fo x70 . W. Houston71 . M . Hedley75. G . Flannery77. G . Buckhorn78. V. Curti s86. J . Bickford88. D. Murphy (VC .R .)94 . P. Kelly96.S. Redden

UNIVERSITYBLACKS

Senior Coach:Neville Taylor

Reserve Coach :Chris Denni s

1 . D. Garde2 . A Lazarus3 . J. Clarke4 . M . Russell5 . N . Tunbridge6 A . Coker7. S . Cerni8 . G . Luscombe9 . S . Phillipson

10. P. S)ogren11 . I . Alexande r12 . N . Clark (Capt .)13. P Huntington14, T. Marks15. J . Garde16. B . Kellar17. D .Goding18. M . Lagaste s19. P Vaughan (D.V,C .)20 . N . Cap p21 . C. Jobson22 . J . Roy-Smith23 . A . Bearham24. R. Parrett25. M. Gibney26. B. Pattinson27, N . Heath28. D. Bowers29. J . Gray30. P Conway31 . T. Bolge32 . G . Roberts33, G . Colman34. R . Cans35. J . Hughson36. B . Harty37 . F. Costello38. P Mellas39. S . Pointer40 . G . Dalbasco41 . M . McLaughlin42 . G . Wines (VC.)43. B. Warren44. P. Dillon45. J . Frit h46. C. Thomson47 . L . Doyle48. A . Rogers49. D. Hyat t50. A . Fyffe51 . M . Thomas52. M . Bel l53. V. Lavery54 . M . McErvale55. G . Keys56. M . Irving58 . D . Bending59 . D. Fahroedin60 . L . Banks61 . P Jessup62 . S. Lawley71 . W. Kelso99 S . Woodward

A.J .A.X .

Senior Coach :Mike Zemsk i

Reserve Coach :Adam Bursti n

2 A Klooger3 S, Zielinski4 G Basso'5 M Silver6 S Bendel7 G Velieman8 M Feldy9 R Verstandig

10 R Bloom11 L Burstin12 A Shenker13 M Roseman14 A Kausman15 R Friedman16 R Marks17 0 Komornik18 D Segal19 S. Joseph20 M Rosner21 A Charak22 B Josem23 A Lebransky24 B Cohen25 M Gross26 A Halphen27 B Goldberg28 D Roth29 D Bnskn (Capt30, S Pai l31 D Poll32 M Borensten33 D Shar p34 M, Adle r35 CH Samuels36 A Smithson37 G Segal38 M Den39 A Gol d40 M Halphen41 A Burszten42 D Roseman43 A Michmacher44 J Tige l45 D Freeman46 A Bassett47 W Levy48 R Montaag49, G Nectar50T Aarons51 P Lebranksy52 A Zielinski53 B. Bornstein54 A Shostak55 B Zielinski56 D Sunshine5~ M Greenberg58 M Hyams59 A Rubinstein60 D. Krongoid61 G,Fetter62 W Krongold63 A Cowen64 M Shnider65 M Mitchell67 M Efron

B .A .F.C .

BALACLAVA

Senior Coach :Jeff Rosewarne

Reserve Coach:Kevin Drinan

1 K An winis G Bottoms2 D Gregory3 A Hil l4 B Raffer ty5 M Hill6 A Breslin7 P Thompson8 K Palmer9 B Angvnn

10 P Crotue10a K Drinan11 C Burgess12 P McGrath13 G Horsey14 R Patterson15 P Breslin16 R Morr ison17 John Sist18 M Kouts19 S W ithers20 P Scicluna21 P Stripeikis22 P Austerberry23 G Schultz24 S Gates25 D Follet26 P Graten27 I Withers28 H Dickson29 R Stocker30 J Foilet31 G Oaten32 S Hill33 T Hil l34 James Sist35 M Taylor36 R Tangey37 W Thompson38 S Iacono39 K Dnnan40 N Monaghan41 P Byrde n43 G Nayor44 G Toogood45 S Franzi46 R Calder47 M McCaffrey48 D Wtlans49 R Wilson51 D Quamby52 S, Smit h53 8 O'Shannessy54 P O'Shannessy55 M O'Shannessy56 J Smit h57 M Inkster58 P Inkste r59 M Tarnngton60 A Tallarico61 S Dix62 A Dix63 D. Rea d64 P O'Sullivan65 J Breslin66 M Guthrie67 B Rak68 J Haycroft69 T Harmes70 D Lahrff

HAMPTONROVER S

Senior Coach:Ian Rice

Reserve Coach:Michael Malone

1 I. Rice2 P Amoor e3, Phillip Robert s4 A Naumoft (VC Res)5 D Rogerso n6, D McConville (D.VC)7 B Hibb s8 W Boyl e9 P Wilson (V.CaPt .)

10 W Austin (Capt )11, i Rogerso n12 5 Mulholland13. R Mein)ak14 G . Kell y15. B Clark e16. N . Hope (Capt .R .)17BBird18. A Winkler19 J Hunter20 D Parker21 E Meln)a k22 R. Hetherington23 D Devola24 M Young25 M . Malone26 B Ross27 M . Malone28, C. Ford29 . R . Tubb30 . R . Murphy31 . P. Paviou32. P Engelcamp33. B Marshall34 P Kell y35, E Panagiottdis36 M . Andrews37 P Cervi38 . S McDonald39, K, Ive y40 A Garbett41 J . Harper42 A Pryor43, J Morecroft44, K . Anderson45 G Counsel46, A . Cervi47. B. Holstock48. G . Roulent49. M McKellar50 A Gauld51, N . Milat52 . E . LeGrand53, K . Kennedy54 . G Haggett55 D . Burgess56. P Roberts57. C Bole n58. R . Everingham

KE W

Coach :Brett Burden

Reserves Coach:Ken Rowlan d

1 M . Lor d2 . K . Rowland3 M . Bria4 . M . McColl5. B Irwin6.J McEwan7 B Casuna8 J" Busutttl9 A . Peric

10 T 0'Kayh11, R 0'Kayh12 D O'Farrell13 C . Kinakou14 P Clayton15 N . Leaver16. N . Duncan17.J . Casuna18 . G . Kalac19 R . Barry20 R . Wolfe21 T. Psinas22 R .Schober23 S Lord24 B. Burden25 A Jenkin s26 C Haralambopoulos27, R Love28, G . Porteili29, E . Bamundo30 J . Coogan31, R . Zerb i32 . J . Brassil33 . C. Bradley34, D. Lewis35. L. Bradley36. M . Glenister37. R . Wades38 M Cavanagh39 P Worsley40 A . Pric e41 . M . French42 V. Wong43 N, Toce44 .B. McAdam45 . M . Carydis46 . R . Wilcox47. R . Vidakovic48. M . Peric49. R . Bristow50. G . McLean51 . R . McGregor52 . S. Brun o53 G . Neale54 . A . Casuria55. B. Marchingo56 G . White57 J. Lou58. W Stengards59, C . Atkin s60. N . Griffiths

M.H.S! .. .(.~.

Coach :Ray McGill

1 C Anastasas2 A Atchison3 R Verma4 D. Menzies5 R Martin6 T Drummond7, D Joyc e8 R Ward9 . D Comer

10 M Beazley11 P Chester12 . G McLard,e13 R Stow14 G Maidment15 T Scnnis16 R Kotz17 A Muller18 R Wix19. P O'Connor20. A . Athanasopo

c21 R, Schneider22 . C . Fiegeltaub23 M . Thompson24 G . Todd25 . M Gale26 P Kettle27. G Moritz28 C Bavage29 C Geehman30,P. Brydon31 M . Roach32 S . Moody33 B . Dowling34. S Duketis35 D. Col e36. S . Brow n37. J O'Loughlin38 C. Short39 . C. Drake40 A Webster41 G . Evans42 A Legovich43 R . Knight44 D Lott45 0 Pomie46, J, Newton47 S Gabrieison48 R McGregor49. A . Orchard50. T. Gallop51 R Stow52 N . Moody53 R Terrens56 S Mansbridge59 .5 Bahe n60 B Poole

I',,,iCNASHCLUES

Couch :Brian Ford

Rese rves Coach :van Seat

torbes (C )D Carman

~_3t' Cornwel l

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o,ackshawBarker

_ Barin gJohnstone

ndersonatri e

CulvenorFairweatherSestGi nZachandi s

= HipwellT WhitesideM . SinclairS Gile sB Rodon iW Gumley

Xenotonti sForbesMcGregor (VC.)

ConnellyP LittleW. Pangbourn eJ Sturgess (D.VC.)R. HigginsJ PowningN SearleJ Qui nil. O'LearyA . Ker r

J AndrdsosT Gil lP BalsanniJ. HondrakisA KiersR . DeanS

KingJ Koo pP Stockdale

-~ . A . AvialotisD. HassettP Andritso s

49. i . Kohler=9 R. Davies

M . PearsonJ Taylo rR, TrembathJ.SpencerR. McCormickG. FrancisM, HanlonC . WiikschJ AlexanderC. Blac kD. KerrD. Lynch

64 . A. UrbansS D. Wood

G . ScalzoM HayP LeahyC . Roberts

OLD BRIGHTO N

Coach:Mark Sara u

Assistant Coach :Peter Burn s

Rese rves Coach:John Mackenzie

1 . G . Bennet t2 M . McLennan3 . John Clarkson4 . T. Burns5 M . Waddington6 C, LadeT J, Veal& M . Saran9, A Grant

10 C . Jame s11 L . McMahon12 . D. Cochran13. S . Taylo r14. J . Bennett15. T Hoa r16, M . Hendne17. P Woff1& A . Gillen19. O. Mill s

i20. T. Grant21 . S. Bradner22 . J. Mackenzie23. M . Alle n24. C, Wilson25. P Grant2& D . Swan27. J . Styles28. S . Kay29 . P, Latzer30 . D. Wilts31 . S . Murray32 . A . Biasci33 . D. Smyth34 . M . Huttley35. A . Ker r36. M . Dumphy37 . D. Gorman38. G . Drew39. E . Martin40, D. Beiimarne41 M . Bundy42 . G . Wood43 . M . Dobbie44. R. Hai l45. T. Branson46. D. Taylor47. A . Beck48, S . Gibson49. P Watkins50 R . Cowling51 . B. Gartner52 . J. Carter53. A . Crysanthou54 . A . Pryo r55 . Justin Clarkson56 B. Menders57. A, Pario u5& R, Peebles59, P Ellison60. A. McLeod61 . G. McLeod62, W. Hare

OLDHAILEY B B,9RBAN S

Senior Coach :Wayne Shan d

Rserve Coach :Ross Bannon

1, A.M . Baxter2 R .I . Paul3, N .W. Schmidt4 J.D Robertson5 G .R Phillips6. W.R . Smith7, R .G . Phillips8 A.M Orton9 A R . Mytto n

10 JG,M, Fergusson11 . W J Shand (Capt .C.)1 213 PA, Brewer14, G . March15. A .J .H . Hicks16 . J.P. Bingham17, W. D . Fo x18 J .D, Constabl e19. R.D,Gerny (V,Capt.)20 J D Kingsley21 .DP Seccul l22 . A .J. Wilson23 . PJ Noske24 TO, Snowball25 A,H Holohan26 E . F. Mudge27 DA Scaunich28. RT Hart29, M .S.Constabie30, M .W. Seccull31 R .L . Blackwell32 . D .J . Mille r33, M .J . Tinkler34, D.H . Allison35 D P Page36. A J. Mountford37 J.C. Clarkson40. J .R. Hicks50. J .A Bonwic k56 B.P Ladds (R .Captain)57. GJ. Taylor

RESERVES2. J .N . Wood3 TA . Sinclair5 . S .J. Marshall8 . BT Jenkins9 C.J . Ladds

11 G . F- Bal l12 . GT Meadows14. S H Bel l16. A .P Brown17 C D. Farr19 A J. Tinkler22, A C, Stuart26. R,J . Wise27 J R . Kingston30 G . Crump

OLDMELBURNIANS

Senior CoachAlan Stoneham

Reserves Coach:Peter Dawso n

1 T Wilts2 R Pisarski3 J

B4 B Morphet t5 P Murray6 J Fog arty7 DJ Dawson8 A Kenyon9 G Bradshaw (DVC)

10 AC Beavin11 S Griffith12 W Bagbn13 R Seccull14 A Mitchell15 I McMullin16 P Wood17 B N iall18 M Crampton19, PF Thompson20 M Daddo21 I Morrison22 I M Mackay23 A Wilts ( VCapt )24 DK Wilso n25 R B Brown26 J Bedford27 E Coroner28 R Palmer29 R Mea d30 J M itchell (Capt )31 N Camero n32 R A Web b33 A Bo bi (Capt Res)34. R Cowa n35 NBungey36 T. Hoi Yman37 A .McC: Joyce38 P Kore n39 R P Nelson40 D Hupfau41 A Maughn42 P Richards43 R Ldburne44 0 Baldwin45 I Arnol d46 C Hanchette47S Rya n48 R Howarth49 G Walker (VC Res)50 T Read51 B. Armitage52 J Thomson53 M .E . Weber54 D Perkins55 D. Nelson56 C Daddo57 C Fannin g58 J Roysmdh59 R White60 J Walmsley61 R Cameron62 A A Saiek64 S Fishe r

Bennison Mackinnon& As,,ciate s

,r The Imperial Hotel

* Elders IXL Travel .

THOMASTOW N

Senior Coach :Sam Assetta

Rese rves Coach:John Dri

2 . F Farchione3 M . Bel l4 . M . Spinosa5 . M. Slnrn6 V Agosta7.P. Hopper8 T Fellows9 D Gravin a

10 R (Jack) Gleeson11, A Flemin g12 J . Gravina13 C. Pearson14 B. Jenkins15 J. Kaipakis16 . S . Assetta17, W. Powell18, K . Harling1 92021 E . Lenten22, D Cope23 . D Fellows24 A. Wells25 G Petsmis26, C Hudson27 R . Kelly2829 J . Zumbo30. C, Fellows31 . C, Koulhnos3 233 . J. On34 . J. Blac k35. H . Ramadian36 M . Golledge37, G Cheung3840. Zel Medak41 G . Kyroussis42 . M Buttegeig43. V Caffra44, P. Broderick45, M . Bloodworth46. J . Ross47, K . Drury48 .49 . J. Bubis50 .51 . M Boyden52 . K . Chandler53 E Cummaudo56 W. Coope r57 S. CmeranS8. C Cedro59, D. Parsons61 J, Favors71 0 Watts

LALORSwim Centre

PATRAFruit Juice

ROCHDALECELLARS

THOMASTOWNCELLARS

THOMASPDWNGarden Supplies

D Section

BULLEENUNITED

Coach :Max McCol l

Reserves Coach :Craig Veitch

1 G Jenkin2 R Morley (Capt )3 S Dowd4 C Wilson5 8 wtlson5a N Carthdge6 M Kell y7 P WhRman8 J Ziogas9 H Turvey

10 P Green10,C Belmo

11 A Dwugihoita R Dwirgiho12 D Thompson13 M Tymms14 J Empe y15 R Mason6 C Foley16a P Fitt17 D Gandolfo18 B Sharp19 D Robbms20 T Lee21 R Creighton22 B Robertson23 P Barrow24 P Tracey25 M Harris26 M Flanagan27 D Dowd28 D Atkinson29 P Flew30 R Walker30a D Berkleld31 W Reynoids32. W Davey33 G Taylor34. I Mu6mer35 P Edwards35a A Mends36 D Sexton36a D Christopherson37 C.Kmnar d38 S Baggm39a S Houmhan40 M Delaney41 C Venc h42 M, Roberts43 B Robertson44 G Carteret45 G Hocking46 P Sexton47 G Connolly48 J Viney49, P Zorn50. M Tapping51 D Orwin52 P Laming5354 P Speed55 B Snape56 I Mazurran5 758 N Bowden59 M Davey6 061 T Le e

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WILKINSO~N,

Si1'ORD~

COBURGSenior Coach :

John Maloney

Reserve Coach :Fab Basa l

1 . A . Marquis2. D. Hackney3 M . Sedgwick (D.V.C.)4, P Themu a5 J . Whatman6 J .Page7 R Marlar n8 M . Thesmger9 J. Purcel l10. P Hackney11 . J . Adducc i12 . F Bassi (CC .R .)1 314, L . Mende15. L . Jakoviceskl(Capt .)16 . P. Bovezz a17, S . Tolley18 . R . Comazzetto19 . N Cugley (V.C )20. P Ceraslotl s21 R . Elder (V.C.R .)22 D. Morris23 S Tobin24 F. Boyle25 G . Finn26 . D . Stewart27. B . Wales28, L.Woods29, P Cleaver30 J . Humphries31 K . Thompson32. M . Mannanno33. G . Evan s34. P. McCulloch35. R . Bazzano36. J . Formosa37 . R Markezik38 R . Wolfenden39 . D Mikolic40. B. Smith41 . S Guarnacaa42 . P, Vella43 F. Denami44, D. De Biasi45 D, O'Carroll46 . J. Ferraro47. I . Hamilton48. D . Grace49 . C . McCulloch50. A . Lldan51 . S. Kenrick52 . B. Seagrave53. S . Molinari54. M . Sollmer55. B Fr y56 C. Robinson5T W. Phillips58 K . Box59 . T Singleton60 . B. Gaw61 . P.Zwagerman62, A Foggi e63 . P Phillips64 . I . Illadis65 . A . Smith66. P. Cavanagh67. G . O'Sullivan68. M . Williamson69. D. Gregory70. C . Robinson71, J. Smith72. A. Cole

Founded1906

ELSTERNWICKSenior Coach :Gary Rosewarne

Reserve Coach:Dennis Grace

1 . C. Farrington (Capt.)2 . S . Bean (V.Capt J3 . M . Sanelli4 . G . Rosewarne5 D. Grac e6, M . Lloyd7A . P Houlihan (D.VC.)

7B. T. Heath8. M . Convery9. A . O'Connor

tOA . A . Ramsay10B . N . Russell11 . P. Mahony12 P. Ballantyne13 . D. Burke14 A . Conlin15. L . McCooke16. P. Tsiampas17. D. Lloyd18. J . Blennerhassett19. P Ginke l20 . P. Southall21 . W. Nicholson22 . R . Allsop23, N . Christie24, D . Contin25. G . Dunn26. D. Mahony27. R. Coldebella28. B . Hill29. J . Coyne (Res .Capt .)30. P Ritchi e31 . G. Russell32 . R . Cook33. M . Horrocks34, A . Cosines35 . G . Flyn n3& B. Thompson37. B . Grac e38 . T Lambert39 . M . Batchelor40 . E . Brizzio41 . M . Daniels42 . P Rokebrand43 . A . Hankin44 . E . Hill45. R . Grandemange46. R . McLeo d47A . L . Murphy47B. B. Ramsay48. D. Perkins49. P Corkhill50 . 0. Shaw51 . S . Briggs52 . S. Johnston53, S. Phillips54 . M . Myers55. R . Courtenay56.T, Weedon57. T. O'Meara58. R . Easterbrook59. M . Kennedy60. M . Kenna n

YEFFERSONFORD

HEATHERTON

Senior Coach :M . Wilso n

Reserve Coach :D. Buck

1 . A . Perkins2 . D. Buck (Res. Capt .)3 . P Mott4 . B. Pop e5 . C . Wormersley6. R . Spinks7 . R Kimberley8. A . Howel l9. P. Heatley

10 . T. Lovitt11 . P Atkinson12 . D. Cody13 . S. Reiger14 . M . Wilson (Capt .)15. G. Jones16, D. PattersonIT M . Mot t18. A . Tapper19. K . Ryan20 . C . Zenker21 . M . Easey22. P. Quanchi23, D. Reger24. M . Hampton25. G . Bradford26. M . Scully27 . H . JOnes28. D. Hampton29. D. Heins30. A. Watson31 . C . Hazeldine32 . M . Davidson33 . T. Easey34 . S . Wilson35 .P Tuddenham36. S. Lydste r3T W. Howells38. R . Smith39. S. Kuznak40. F. Khalil41 . R Mule42. R. Tucker43.P. Lennon44. C . Booker45. M . Scott46. B . Todman47 . P. Hopkins48. B . Sullivan49. S . Rooney50 . W. Elliot51 . L .Reiger52 . S. Link53 . R . Watson54 .55

NORTH BRUNSvjjCKA .F.C.

Senior Coach :Michael Taylor

Reserve Coach:Don Pearce

t . A . Tirchett2 . C . Fox3 . P Dimarco4, M . Taylor5. S. Cotee6 M . Cannon7. J. Briffa8 A . Francis

it. K. Hehir12, S . Tadgell13. P. Britfa14 . G. Parkinson15. H . Tsialtas16. M . DeMorton17. E . Glassey18. L . Campbell19. J . Bessell20. J. Costello21 . M . Chandler22, P. Fox23 J, Fotias24. K . Leannas25, J . Rainone27. R . Burrows29 . M . Prince30. C.Payn e32 . P. Gennaccaro33 . S . Marinelli34 . S . Gatin g35 . P. Dowsett36. S. Gabrielle37. D. DeMorton38. S. Tsialtas39. B, McDonald40. B. Carlyon41 . C. Katsaounis42. T. Samartino43. J . Angiolella44. J . Russ o45. V. Grimaldi48, M . Karatas49. D. Collate50 . B. Critsilis51 .1 . Rooney52 . A . Samartino53 . B. Harrington55. H . Blewifl57 . M . Briffa58. M . Payne59. D. Adams62 . M . Laver64, D. McVeigh70. R . Winchester3B. D. Payne5B. C. Cortese8B. G . Brekke

OLD CAMBERWELLGRAMMARIAN S

senior Coach:Terry Rossiter

Reserve Coach :Nicholes Brown

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I FarmerB LeitchL Ho rt onD HumannC AndersonG NeateC GuthrieK NeateA Heard

E P. Neate~7 C. Strachan3R. J Ile s9 M Todd

10 B SalvansS Taylor

t2, M KnightS. Fr, end

~•-'. A . Hanga nJ Scott

,3 N . McCannG . Gordon

1 S Hil lM HopkinsA BrenanS . Cash

>2 T Buckley9 J Ware

A GibbM Adam s

5 R BlaneyW T Ba tt y58. M Candtloro

P Danks~2 . N Tomars6D. Jenkins

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4. M Soran i5 P Blackwood

R LeeA Craw

c~ W. EarlJ. P Stua rt70 . C . Thomas71_ G . Twitt72 F Middleton73,S Vangoes

OLD IVANHOEGRAMMARIANS

Senior Coach:L . Stratton

Reserv e Coach :J. Hoystead

1 M . Sippel2 . L Stratton3 D Fallow4 I . Wells5 D. Cuttriss6, D. Veal7 G Bet h8 N . Skaiberg9 S, Bal l

10, M Colledge11 A. Ryan12. A . Marks13. J. Marshall14 M Howard15 R McKenzie16. D Dowell17. M Davies18 P Hoystead20 M . Dyson21 A, Hau g22 D. Scott23 D. Purcell24, P Rya n25. V. Karakaitsas26 B . Yarwood27 . P Ritchie28. S. Theodorakopouios29. R . Lwis30. J Santos31 . P Cheney32 N Harris33. G . Bentell34. G . Cecil35. S. Conboy36. S Murray37. B . Cockrlli39,A .Bowes42 P Bullock50 A . Manser52 A . Novak53 . L . Hockins54 A . Curtis57 . A. Yilmaz58 . T. Scanlon59 . D. Brear60 . J Lumicisl63 N Skalberg

OLDMENTONIAN S

Senior Coach:Bert Calvert

Reserve Coach :Phil Vine s

1 M . Cater2 .J. Norman3. R . Newman4. M . Barrett5. P Sadle r6. V. Sclacca7. G . Norton (Capt.)8 N . Macquire9. R . Macquire

10 . M, Durack11 D, Meyer12, L . Mlckieburough13, A, Connell14 D . Rogers15 . D . Sciacca16 . R . Thompson17. T. O'Toole18 . J. McCarthy19 . W .Beynon20 R . Buxton21 . C Ericksen22 . G . Dickson23, S, Patc h24 R Bungey25. P. Jackson26, B Scaizo27 . I . Heath28. G . Burns29. J . Reiter30. D. Ridley31 . S. Ingram32 . J. Sl y33. P Vines34. D. Holland35.P Hodges36. S Crick3T T Birc h38. A Newman39. R . Beynon40 M . Osborn41, F. Scalzo42. A. Acreman43 . A . Bes t44 . G . Linsday45 T. Bouron46. A . Petrov47 J . Konicanin48. 6, Johnsen49. D. Pittard50, C . Funston51. A, Szadura52. W. Hal l53. P Hylan d54. D. Van De Loop57. T. Scalzo58, M . O'Callaghan59, G . Buxto n61 . T. Cowell64. A . Edwards65. A . Horsburgh67. P Sergeant68. G . Gakovic69. T. Russel l70. I . Hamilton

PRESTONM .B.O .B .F.C.

Senior Coach :J. Meese

Rese rve Coach :A . Hodgson

1 . N . Calcutt2. I, De Bono3 . I . Bliss4 . S. Hinchchffe5 . D . Caton6,A . Hepburn7 . D. O'Brien8 . O.De Bono9 . D . Heenan

10. J . Mounsey11 . A . Hodgson12 . P Yendall (VC .)13. D. Kiervan14. M . Krygger15. B . Moore16. B . O'Connor17. G. Turne r18. J . Meese (C.C.)19. G . Thoma s20 . M . Faure21 . M . Walkley22 . P Bullock23 . B. Milner24 . A . Finikandes25, S . McGowan26 . A . Brydson27. S. Richardson28. A. Alle n29. D. DeJarhs30. J . Milner31 . D. Bullock32 . S. Mazzeo33 . P. Jones34 . R . Calcutt35 . S . Ryles36. N . Maynard37. E. Kyriacou38. G . Sabah39. R Johnstone40, G . Georgeson41 . A . Hunter42 . M . Mitchell43. J . Rayn44. L . Caliguri45, H . Krause46. M . Johnston47 . D Callaghan48. C . Christou49. G . Cummins50, T. Carrone51 . A . Bullock52 . G . Smart53. A . Baxter54. P Giglas55 A . Ensabella

ST. KEVINSO.B.F.C.

Senior Coach :A . Quaife

1 . B. Hawkins2 . A. Quaife3 . C . Robon4 . M . Cross5 . R . Caliinan6 . G . Gross7. S . Kerr8 . G . Deag

10. L. Crohan11 . H . Stone14 . J . Bare15. D . Smith16 . A . Mulcahy17. J . O'Connor18 . B. Mille r19, J. Welki n20. C . Halfpenny22. B. Cambell23 . M . Waters24 . P. Quinton25, T. Whelan26, C . Nettlefold27. J . Quinlan28 . G . Kerr29 . P. CollierX B. Snel l31 . J . Nettlefold32 . D . Collier33. G . Mulcahy34. P. Smith35. R . Davey36. M . McKaige37. A. Beale38. D. Sweeny39. L. Taberner40. D . Olive41 . . B . Clarke42. P Cullity43 . C . Williams45 .T. Croagh46 . D. De Redden47. M . Treloa r49 . J. Dynan50 . P Chaffey51 . S. Bare52 . P. Lewin54. B. Noonan55. J . Sergeant56. N . Fr y57. G . O'Mahoney58. L . Kirby59. P. Taberner60. S. Olson61 . D . Banova62. P.Joyce63. J . Joyce64.T. Lawrence65. P. Campbell66. R . Arthurson68 . A . Berigan

19 e` ;

COLLEGIANS

Senior Coach :Graham Daft

1 . N Evans (V.C .)2 N . Conro n3 J . Smit h4. C. Thomas (D.VC.)5. D. McQuee n6 M Conron (C)7. B Seato n8 G Griffith9 . A Vo ice

10 I Girvan11. P Hampshire12, H Stephens13 W Dal y14 A. Mitchell15 . S Li e16 A Moore17 K Mitchell18 G . Russell-1920 G . Steel21, P, Baxter22 . D. Jennings23 R, Johnston24 R Williams25 N Ashby26 A Wilson27 R Bartram40 . C Ryan44 T Henot

NORTH O .B .1 C Alevras (Capt )

2 A Abdo3 G Ashurst4 B. Barry5 S, Batten6 . G Bourke7. M . Bryant8 . J. Cahill9 . D Carbon

10 J Charles11 . R D'Andrea12 M Drain13 P Dwye r14 P Freeman15. S Gran t16 D . Hofstede17 S. Kelly18 R . Khoun19T Keogh20 M Laporte21 J Ludlow (VC .)22 T Moprh y23 . N Nadarajah24 P O'Dwyer25. A . Orel 626, R, Pe p27 A Pennacchia28 J Ra e29. A. Steward30.S Thomas31 J Vans32 . G Watts33 P White34 T Zamanis35 C, Zdlner36 S Zumbo (C .VC)37 B . Sherntt

1BULLEEN/

TEMPLESTOW E

Coach :Vic Harvi e

1- D Phdpots (Capt.)2 D Shin e4 B Harvi e5 D. Humphrey6 P Engellner7, G Wilso n8 T Pulse (VC)

10 P Miha n11 G Smith (DVC)12 J McInerney13 H Pratt14 D Agosta15 D. Perri n

16 P Robertson20 P Northey21 J Frossones22 . M Mason23 B Ford24 . J Disanto25 N . Hinds26 D Cameron27 M Godden28 P Anderson29 N Bone30 N Cameron31 D Essery32 J Harewood33 S Hendre34 M Huber35 J McGwaley36 R Rennie37 B Stoke s38 D Espenschied39 S Vaughan

OLD PARADIANSGREEN

Coach :Neil Muilavey

DE LA SALL E

Coach :Roy Mai n

? J OCa)laghan2 hA Mann x3 D F .sher4 C Fsher5 B Byrne6 0 Toohey7 P Rudd8 M t,lahz,a9 S Brovnjakt0 J Rahardso n

A Hegan12 S Bwcv13 G Fed,k14 T Nicholson15 G Gaspari16 P Barnes17 J Drake18 P Blackis M Conroy20 D Srdt21 B Headmg

r22 G Wile23 C Love24 C McDonald25 G Woods26 B Kruger27 W Rowe28 D Higgms29 V Serve30 C Se"Jer31 A McBeih32 D Johnson33 T Bndso n34 M 0 Callaghan35 P Cooper36 A Esparon'8 P Green39 M Gevaux40 M Ladson41 R wdson42 M11 Jones43 0 Kan e44 T Shanahan45 A Telekey46 A Saidba47 B Mahony55 R Forgan58 M Forst59 A Nardella

OLDXAVERIA N S

1 R Excell2 P Klein3 R Batley4 D Bourke5 D Taylor6 A McLaughlan7 L Boggi8 T Jones9 J Cully

10 R Kennedy11 M Freeman12 P Kinghorn13 M Logan14 M Gleason15 A Griffith16 M Gibson17 J Ralp h18 D Berry19 P Tull y20 H McKinnon21 D McLean22 D Bel l23 S Slattery24 M Brennan25 A Holmes26 D Studdert27 P Callina n29 S Heatherington30 L Alexeyeff31 P Sullivan32 G Grenville33 J 0 Collins34 R Curtain35 M Klavac37 C Bloom40 A Osborne41 J Littleton42 D Meagher44 S Hogan50 P Ligerwood51 P Connors

MARCELLINOLD COLLEGIAN S

Coach :Michael Wilso n

1 D Cooper2 S Dillon3 T Mahon4 S Duc k5 A Finnigan6 J Hart7 A Hewit t8 M Archdeacon9 P Keega n

10 J Loughman11 M McInerney12 M Menzies13 Mi Murray14 F Batustella (C.)15 M O*Connell16 P Randal l17 M Ritchie18 P Sexton19 M Tout20 D Slavaero21 T Buhagiar22 R Boyd23 P Wat t24 R Dalla Riva25 KJ Sinnoco26 D Bromage27 J Doyl e28 M Gil l29 M Menzies30 A Raymond31 A Sadukt32 N White33 M Hayes34 K Perry35 C Maso n36 S Lennox

ORMOND

1 L Todd2 G Ante s3 J Daw (Capt)4 B Newstead5 G Dixon6 D Bustard7 G. Kllock8 A Hayes9 B Williams

10 J Martin11 A Connolly12. 0 Thompson13 R . Blac k14 D Simpson15 R Crompton16 M Lyons17 P Midleton (VC)18 S Forres t19 S Langley20 S Grace21 P Hurren22J Geoghegan23 P Janes25 D Jud26 D Knigh t29 H Hargreaves34 S Peppard36 WTinsley37 J O'Callaghan

M .1-I .S .(`•

1 J Tamvak;s2 H Matsoukas3 N Hanse n4 J Dixo n5 A Sainsbury6 M Lothenngton7 M Fowle r8 J Jones9 G Healey10 E Shepherd11 M Leonard12 G Tyrel l13 P Deftero s14 A Kennedy (Capt f15 G Sherida n16 I McCullagh17 A Doran18 M Feferkranz19 A Tulloch20 J Marshall21 A Laslett22 D Little r23 . S Harries24 A Nell26 D Waters27 I Radlow29 D Baker (VCapt)30 A Confary31 G Clowes37 D Williams45 C O'Brie n

UNIVERSITYBLUES

Coach :Bob Girdwood

1 . E . Banks2 . R . Furphy3 . P Cari s4 . D . Coloretti5. R . Cross6. N . Schmidt7. B. Hallam8. S. Wyli e9. S. Kudrng

10. R . Walton11 .T. McPhee12. D. Paterson13. A . Huntington14. C . Watson15. A . Hand17. M . Broun18.S .Jaques19. A. McIntosh20. D . Home21 . S . Bishop22 . D. Buntin e23. T. Giles (Capt .)24. D. Lanyon25. J . Carroll26. A. Fechner27 S. Goodridge28 .31 . A . Kinnersly33 C. McKay34 . M . Coleman35 .J.Jones36. S. Kirsanovs36. L. Dah l37 . D. Heath38. B . Clark41 . D. Hallam43. J . Young49, & Christie69 . A. Cooper86 . B. Klau

19 Sec'2;,A RJYULE I OLD E' :- :GH'TO N

Coach :Jim Kouryiala s

L 7eauSanders

d CollinsJ. Turnbull (VC)

t;ouryialasJenkns' ~ Doneyriickhng

VealPyers

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~ . . Slattery> English'._ Williams1 Wilson

T WhiteBowler

Barne s'I Parry

'-: McGrathHarte

TindalSutton

Coach :R . Drape r

63 C. Addlem65 C Blair65 P Bond66 . N . Brook67. D . Burns68 . M . Burns69. N . Callender70, N . Duggan71 . P. Dixo n72 K Ewers73 . K . Farrell74 . D. Fergie75 L. Fildes76 . J. Fyfe77. K. Gillon78.J . Godridge79. D. Goode80. C. Hai g81 . B . Hales82 . T. Henry83 D. Hindle84. S. Jackson85.J .Joynson86. J . Kerr87. A . Lake88. A . Lauder89 . S, Leversha90 J. Lukacs91 M . Osborne92 . J . Paynter93. S . Paynter94 D. Roberts95.J . Sedgwick96.H.Swan97. R . Talwar98, J . Tregaskis99. Phil Thompson100. Paul Thompson101 A Withal [

I Si: BERNARDS

Coach:Brian Lewis

? G . Mathews' Capes

C_ BarbaroC. Bond

=, . P FitzgeraldI M . Dowling8 . S Walsh9.B Dempsey

in D Abfalte rL OvermanL DaffyR. DoolanM SultanaP Freema n

iM. Mullins'.F . A Dempsey'_ . J Gallant- .7 . L . McKenzie

3. M_ Manariti'F G . Tot a

J Torme y' S J. McWhinney36. S Grec h23 D. Brebner-? R Galt

THERRY/CORPUS CHRIST I

Coach:D. Pinne r

1 M Carrodus2 J Zanett i3 T Shine4 J Bader5 T Masters6 T Smales7 M Doran8 T Hewat9 W Blundell

10 C Fleming11 B McLoughlin12 S Bassett-Smith13 R Sammu t14 S Eastmure15 5 CranWell16 J Reddick17 W Wes t18 T Taylor19 S Stuart20 5 Molnar21 J Tyle r22 J D Andrea23 F Deiborello24 R Bruno25 J Dynon26 M Griffiths27 M Tadrnac28 M OKearney29 M Hudson30 D Lyon s36, C Gales38 S Blundell41 A Egan42 S Walker44 D Pinner45 A Rwperez46 G Pinner47 A Sgro

W_1--t s _ : _ . . NS

Coach :Max Lyon

1 A Wigg2 G Lasscock3 P Merrett4 P Sorati5 G Phillip s6 M B Dickinson7 R,G Phillip s8 A Orton9 D Cotton

10 JG Fergusson11 J A Ra e12 P Bennett (Vice-Capt )1 314 T Doran15 R Bowman1 617 W D Cox18 L Elliot19 R . Parton20 P Shinkfiel d21 D Merrett (Captain)22 P Flockhart23 M Larkw:orthy24 T Jones25 P Bowman26 D Lea r27 D M Garfield28 FS Rasmussen2 930 MW. Seccull31 . D M Field32 N .A. Phil33 W. Caspers34 J.A Farr38 C Lane

Coach :Peter Ansefl

Asst . Coach:John Turne r

1 M HaIIo3. A D'Andrea4 C. Smit h5 C Griffith6 A Sutcliffe7 B Bailey8 P Nelson9 T Winspear

10 S Bunny11 S Griffith12 I 4'Joxvold13, A Tymms14 R Fr y15 C Read16. C Terrill17 P Bland18 G . Harris19 . J Davis21, R Gillard22 S Coates23 T Leask24 D Wilson25 C Murry27 S Lade28 C Waring30 J Houstan34 M Berry37 T Austi n

Coach :A . Murphy

1 T Stains2 A Nacovski3. J Vital e5 C Cardamone6 D Farchione7 J Theodorou8 D. Lauletta9 C Tsalkos

10 P Gioulakas12 . 1 De Vincents15 B,Pellegrino17 J Zaico s18 L Micevski19 F Ma o21 P Grech25 S Bradforo26 J Karambellas29 G Bubi s35 L Morabto36 N . Gons40 J Stoicevsk46 T Mazzovski52 G Camtller;59 G . Alberti99 D Czerny

Ccch :-' . =.rwe n

Asst . Coach:Terry Kendall

1 R Au;ard2 S Cavl3 M We11er4 T 5 h5 E esde6 A

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1 0 D e11 S

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. ~ (,,al .. .ra n15 R Evans16 T M -helt17 J Fergussone R Ma^n

19 J Corrc,s h20 T J<- . (Cant)21 J 'v422JK2., , . ._

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2S K26 J27D a n28 P hvt .:-?ougai l29 C3C S H icry31 J Armstrong32 L Fraser-Sm,t h33 R Jo co n34 T I35 L36 D '37 S ' -)mery38 L39 A40 S?? D

Coach:R€~-rt Erwin

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Under 19 Section 3

OLD PARADIANSPURPLE

Coach :[an Bibby

CAULFIELDGRAMMARIANS

Coach:John Lord

1 N Brohier2 S James3 G Poole4 M Morley5 P Murtagh6 A . Kahofer7 G Did (DVC)8 M Johnston9 A Bowate r

10 M Klose11 M Pride12 G Sammells13 P Armstron g14 S Cossart-Walsh15 P Kin g16 R Royals17 A McMillan (VC)18 J Croom e19 M Roberts20 G Williams21 J Turne r22 T Moorhouse23 P Edward s24 T Dionyssopoulos25 8 Johnsto n26 D Lentini27 N Megas28 S Sargent29 N Thodos30 C W,Iso n31 C Bacon (Capt32 T Emseil e33 D Arnold34 D Mitchel l

WHll'EFRIAR S

Coach :Garry Lewis

1 J. Phillip2. D. Driscoll4. S. Boswell5. P. O'Brien7. C . Housto n

10. T. O'Callaghan11, R . Fallo n12 P. Pellegrino13 N. Jenkins14 P. Sull y15 D Bourke16. M Borrack19 B. Crowe (Capt.)23 S. Strike24 G . Selkir k25. D . O'Connell (V.C.)27 . M . McLaughlin28.P McCarthy30. T. O'Sullivan31 . B. Hickey32 . A . Rowan35 . G . Reidy36 . A . Smit h38 P Purcell39 P. Harte41 . J . Houston44 .R McHugh4 849 B Poort50 G Roker

HAMPTONROVERS

Coach:Chris Bouyer

I B Akdogan2 A McGregor3 L. Stephanie4. J Ross5 N . Mila t6. C LeGran d7 P Engelcamp (Capt .)8 S McDonald (DVC )9 S Cris p

10 A Williams11 S McGregor12 M Mos s13 G Devereaux14 B . McGregor15 M . McLean16 D Nutal l17 W. Porter18 . G . Warhurst19 R Tubb (V.C.)20 S . Devereaux21 T Worland22 I Boyl e23 B Casbolt24 M McKellar25 M . Clements26 G . Hammond27 M Ducan28 J Webb29 J Jury30 D. Nish31 S. Wratten32 . M . Luxmoore33 W. Hobson34 T. Gattuso35 . J Curr y36 G Mitchell37 M Salmon38 J . Todaro39 hi_ Pa t40 D. Newman41 F Recchia42 N Kalogenns

WILLIAMSTOWNC .Y.M .S .

Coach:John Charles

Asst . Coach:Geoff Van Wyngaarden

1 B Mazouns (VC )2 D Bouchier PVC)3, B Boucher4 G Cockerell5 D Graham6 V Cuc e7 A Guthc8 B Rashid9 T Wells

10 C Goetz11 A Featherston12 J CorOel d13 R Krueger14 M Vartuh15 G Gammone16 B Madigan17 A Harr y18 W Zarafa19 A Cabansag20 R Hunt21 C Muscat22 P Dervan23 J Bell24 G Smith25 D Heigh t26 G Height (Capt )27 J Borg28 J Mis,tano29 J Bergin30 N Gneve31 B Cetanich32 S De Bono34 C MaUna36 T Monardo38 S Whdty40 T Morell i44 D DeGenova45 J Carabott46 L Caputo99 A MacGtbbon

I VANH OE

Coach :Steve O'Connell

1 S 0'Connell2 . J Maki n3 D. Richards4 E . Newbold56 S Hall7 P. Donohoe8 P Manual9

10.T Anderson11 M . Lun n12 M Lengacher13 P Zimmerman14 M Sheddon15 B Adams16 A Hayes17 . R Rawley18. M Flyn n19. L. Cenagdzqa20 A Fr y21 D Barmby22 S. Parkinson23 A Blain (Capt )24 D Cartwright25 C Tucke r2627 I Ferguson28 J . Lynch29 R Lawson30 J O'Brien3 132 P. Pettingdl33 .S .JohnNOTE : Numbers 5- 9- 26-31not yet allotted

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Coach :SU 'ten Gile s

1 P Cordel l2 M . Edmonds3 A Collin s4 A . Hodgson5 D Schwedes6 J Smit h7 J Shady VC8 Z . Mar c9 A Headberry

10 T Mansel l11 T Liston12 A Lacey13 N Jacka14 R . Hyatt15 D BoeII16 P Thomson DVC.17 A. Gust18 . G . Hipwell19 R Devereux20 S Manuell21 M Kanizay22 D 0'Keeffe23 G Cools,24 H Middleton25 J Lopes26 P Mason27 S Clarke28 N Niven29. J Wilson30. D War d31 A Richardson32 . M . Condon33 . D. Hoba n34, G, Savage35 T. Wilkinson36 S Sleeman37 A Parsons38 G Clark39 P Balsanm40 A .Thow41 C Adams42 D Wood43 A Fulton44 .J. Koop Capt .45. A . Wddi e46 P Smith47 D. Hassett48 P Andritsos49. I Kohler50 R Davie s51 R . Henderson52 M . Woodlock60J . Alexander63 D. Lync h67 J Gates

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. 3 9.12 11 .17 22 .23.1551 .3 2.6 4.7 6.7.43

~ McDonald 8, Young 5, PMehrten 2, Tobin, Nash,iuhkraft, A Mehrten, Htlle, Taylor, BEST: M .McDonald,ung . Cox, Sutherland, Nash

:- .,. : Cooney 2, Williams 2, Karns, B Mathews, BEST Bar-. Cooney. Royals, Gregor, Harri s

UNI BLUES 3.4 7.8 10.11 11 .15 .81OLD ;; ;V-'; 4.1 8 .3 10.6 12.8.80

Lill BLUZES : aIlen 2. S Macaulay 2, Holmes, Lowe, Richards, Mitch-nine. Hickey, Karamoshos BEST Yandell, Holmes, Angel,',4acauley, Richard s

OLD "S: Bourke 2, Burne 2, Meagher 2 . Tiernan 2, Peter Curtai nng BEST Dann . Greetham . King. Varcoe, Peter Curtain ,

OLD SCOTCH 2.5 8.7 11.14 13.17.95COLLEG ; : iNS 4.2 9.3 10.6 11.7.73

OLD SCOTCH : Brovin 3, Ford 3. DSenior 3, E ,Allen . Hodge, Moir Spi-. Bones, E.Allen, Hodge, A Macmillan, Fuller, McGillCOLL~~aIANS: Bickford 2, King 2, Pollock 2, Daly, Hoyle, Lemon ,

Tregear BEST Tregear Schober Newman, King, Oliphant ,

NORTH O.B. 3.3 7.5 8.15 12 .16 .88DE L :', SALLE 6 .5 7.8 11 .10 15.15 .105DE LA S ; ,LLE: Rennie 6, Waldron 4, Dwyer 3, Williams. Cooke, BEST,

Pennie, Deveson, Dwyer. Connolly, Waldro nNORTn O._,: Hibbert 2 . Booth 2 . Hanley 2, Considine 2, Egan 2,

- . . : Malone BEST Griffin, Boyd. Booth, Borcich, Considine,

OLD P;.' ;:D~, 1.4 2 .7 4.10 6.12.48BULL=-id-1 ~~flSP 2.4 3.5 3.7 3.8 .26OLD P,'-.~ :".DE : BConsdine 2, Board, Skerritt, Pritchard, Heffernan ,

on, Reeves, Fahey, McClements, B Exton, SkerrrtPace 2, Merrett. BEST Hans ;ou, Wotherspoon, Fitt ,

McInerney

PARICSID= 9.7.61MARCSLLIN 12 .14 .86

MARCELLIN : Slattery 2, Stapleton 2, Caffry 2, J .Amad, Cullman ,', M .Getson, L Getson, Keays . BEST M .Cooper, Gallagher,i_ennox, Carr, Parson s

PARKSIDE: Harriss 2, Freeman, Heaver, King, Page, Papas . Wood,: : .-:an BEST Harriss, Yoksich, Torre, Shanahan, Heaver, Papas .

ST. B- :;NARDS 17.8.110OLD TRINITY 8 .14 .62ST. C,-R'dF-DS : G Wood 4 . R Purcell 2, McAllister 2, Comito 2 ,

nan 2, Toohey, J.Klaaysen, Federico. PKlaaysen, M Mahady,athan, R_Purcell, K Mahady, McAllister . O'Dea, G .Wood-

OLD Ti :INITY: Carnegie 2 . Borghesi 2, Brent, Cowley, Yeoman, Dun nPhillips, Cowley, Dunn, Taylor, Pontefract . Carnegie

IVANHOE 1.2 6.5 9.7 12.9 .81UNI BLACKS 3.0 6.1 8.3 10.6.66IVAi! ; IOE: Tucker 3, Corlett 2, G .Dwyer 2, Kennedy 2, Manuel, Mat-

'.4cDonald. BEST: Matthew, Tucker, McDonald, Castagninf, Came-Loton-

UfA DvACKS : Heath 2, Jobson 2, Russell, Legastes, Vaughan, McEr-Tunbridge, Marks BEST Marks . Garde, Doyle, Frith, Vaughan,son .

ST. KILDA 4.4 11.5 20.6 23 .10.148BAPItYULE 2.2 6,6 7.11 10.15.75ST, KILDA : Riddell 14, Avitable 2, Trabnger 2, Baker, Boyd, Capron ,

=i, C,Petntsch BEST. Driscoll . Riddell, Delaney, Flarve, Avatable,

BANYULE : Lusk 3, Barry 2, M .Fraumano 2, Gray, Legge, Holt, BESTJ. Fraumano, Jenkins, Barry, Quilliam, Gray, Holt.FAWKNER 2.4 3.9 4.12 7.12 .54THERRY 3.1 5.5 6.8 9.13 .67THERRY: Eastmure 3, Nyman 3, Crotty, Grocock, Jones, BEST . Reidy,Nyman, Mellon . Wrigglesworth, Grocock, Gibson .FAWKNER: B.Saggers 4, Hoare 2, Maerczak, BEST Middlemos,G .Busst, A.Saggers, Grant Young, Roach, Ruggen o

HAMP. ROVERS 2.4 4.5 7.10 10.15.75THOMASTOWN 6 .5 9.7 10 .10 15.14 .104HAMPT.ROVERS : Panagiotide 3, Hartshorn 2, Austin, Salmon, Hibbs,Cervi, Meinfak . BES. Young, Hartshorn, Boyle, LeGrand, Hethering-ton, Hibbs.

THOMASTOWN : Fellows 5, 5, Farchione 3, BG Bubis 2, J .Bubis 2, Sinni, Lentinr Medak BEST Pavera. D .Fellows ,A,Fellows, Sinni, Kelly, Bloodworth

MON BLUE SMHS OLD BOYS

20 .6.12612.12.84

MON BLUES : Hildebrand 5, Cornwell 4, Lindholm 2, McGregor 2, Sin-clair 2 PForbes 2, J Andrrtsos, Kiers, Baring BEST. McGregor, Bar-ker, PForbes, Kohler. Kers, Lindholm ,MHSOB : Chester 5, McLardie 2, Flegeltaub 2, Wix . Legowch, Comer,BEST: Ward, Comer, McLardie, Chester, Wilson, Thompso nOLD BRIGHTON 5 .1 10.7 11 .13 13.20.98BALACLAVA 2.7 4.10 8.13 11 .15.81OLD BRIGHTON: Cochran 6, PGrant 5, Pryor, Waddington . BEST Al-len, PGrant, Wolf, Cochran, Pryor, Farrell.

BALACLAVA : Gregory 3, John Sst 3, A . Hill 2, Schultz, J.FoIIett, Palmer,BEST J,Follett, Gregory, K.Angwrn, McGrath, I .Withers, Horsey .AJAX 0.0 1.2 3.3 3.4 .22OLD MELB. 6.8 14.12 24.15 30.19.199AJAX: Roth, S.Zielinski, Friedman BEST. Feldy, Cohen, Friedman,Steiner, Roth, Adler.

OLD MELB : Webb 5, Bradshaw 5, Duncan 5, McMullin 3, A Witte 3,Tymms 2, Brown 2, Nichols 2, Cordner 2, Cameron 1 . BEST Bag6n,Arnold, Bradshaw, Duncan, Campton, Thomson .KEW 5.3 13.6 16.9 21 .12 .138OLD HAILEY 2.1 4.3 6.6 6.7.43KEW : McColl 5, Kavac 3, Rowland 3, Haralambopoulos 2, Schober2, O'Kay6 2, Jenkins, Zerbi, Burden, Clayton, BEST: Kalac, Burden,Jenkins, Schober. McCoII, Clayton .

OLD HAILEY: March 2, Robertson, Kingsley, A .Smith, Hicks. BEST:Holohan, Seccull, J .Constable, Bennett, March, Snowball .

NORTH BRUNS. 19.12 .126HEATHERTON 11.15.81NORTH BRUNS: H .Tsaltas 7, D.DeMorton 2, Dowsett 2, Taylor 2 . Can-non 2, Marinella 2, Tirchett M .DeMorton . BEST: Cannon, Hehir Tir-chett, Taylor, HTsialtas, M .DeMorton .

HEATHERTON: Jones 4, S.Wilson 4, Bradford 2, Howell . BEST: Jones,Prince, Howells, Rex, M,Wilson, Foo-ard .OLD CAMBERWELL 0.4 0.9 3.13 3.16 .34BULLEEN UTD 2.1 5.7 7.9 10.11 .71OLD CAMBERWELL: Collins, LaBlache, Mitchell . BEST. Kerkv6et,Schieber, Inkster, Schwab, Jepson, Leitc hBULLEEN UTD : Dirvigtlio 2, Tymms, Kelly, D .Dowd, Taylor, Jenkins,Foley, Empey, Godfrey BEST Morley, Ziogas, Empey, Taylor, Veitch,B.Wilson .

OLD IVANHOE 5.2 9.7 9.12 9 .15.69OLD MENTONIANS 4.5 7.7 11 .10 18 .16 .124OLD IVANHOE: Hockins 3, Ball, Cockerill, Howard, McKenzie, Pur-cell, Yarwood . BEST.Hockns, Stretton, Cockerill, Ball, Harris, Wells,OLD MENTONIANS : Acreman 3, O'Toole 5. D.Sciacca 3, Best 1,Konicanin 2, Newman 1, Beynon 1, Macquire 2 . BEST D Barrett, Nor-ton, O'Toole, Rogers, W.Beynon, Acreman .ST. KEVINS 5.5 11 .10 16 .13 24 .16.160COBURG 3.3 3.8 7.10 9.12 .66

ST. KEVINS: D Smith 4, Watkin 4, Sammartino 3, S .Kerr 3, McKaige

2 . AMulcahy 2, Gross 2, Beale 2. BEST: McKaige, DSmdh, Beale,

Cross . A Mulcahy, Campbel l

COBURG : Jacoveski 2, Denami 2, Morris 2, Cugley, Manani, Sedg-wick BEST. Tolley, Commazetto, Cugley, Sedgwick, Abduct, Mariam .

PRESTON 3.2 11.8 16.11 18.17.125ELSTERNWICK 1 .0 3.1 3.4 6.4.40

PRESTON : Sabah 6. Meese 3, O'Brien 3, Brydson 2, Milner, Yendall,Bullock, Kynacou BEST Milner, Sebeh, Turner, Maynard, Hinchchffe,Krygger

ELSTERNWICK: Blennerhasset 2, Bnzzio, Coyne, N .Russell, Southall .BEST N Russell, Hanktn, DGrace. Christie, Houlihan, Farringto n

BRUNSWICK ---- 7.10 12 .13 20 .21 23.25.163

UHSOB 4.5 5.11 7.14 13.20 .98

BRUNSWICK : Campbell 9, C Stevens 7, Drysdale 3, Spezza 2, Gib-son O'Sullivan, BEST. Sheehan, Drysdale, Barley, C.Stevens, DStevens.Campbell

UHSOB : Palmer 4, Kountios 3, Higgins 2, Gathercole 2, Lugg, Zanin .BEST Wood, Zanin . Palmer, Pyle, A,Hunter. Greenwood

CLAYTON 2.1 8.4 9.6 12.7.79ST. BEDES 6.4 7.7 12 .12 22.14.146

CLAYTON : Burghardt 2, Burke 2, Dinsdale 2, Black, Blasi, Price,Wathen BEST Reynolds, Slink, Dinsdale, Luxa, Gent, Burk e

ST. BEDES : Collins 5, McNamara 3, Boag 3, Roberts 2, Egan 2, Aitch-eson 2 . Parks, Newport . Gray, Saudia, McColough . BEST. Adcheson,Parks . Roberts, Woodland, Purcell, McCobugh

OLD GEELONG 9•4.58OLD ESSENDON 8.10 .58

OLD GEELONG: Gunn 2, Johnstone 2, Stewart, Williams, Breadmore,Richardson, Butler, BEST, Richardson, Defegley, Wynspere, Johnstone,Breadmore, Gunn

OLD ESSENDON: Vaxarlis 3, Turner, Parker, McKay, Maranan, Barling,BES Cramen, McKay, Vaxarlis, Allan .

PENIN O .B. 0.4 3.5 5.9 10.10 .70STATE BANK 9-4 19.9 24.12 28 .14 .182

STATE BANK: O'Connor 7, Bull 6, Matherson 4, Jenkins 3, Goldsmith2, Kenez 2, Beare 2, Saville. McKillop . BEST: Curtin, Grnel, Goldsmith,Bull, O'Connor, Beare

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

POWERHOUSE 5.2 8.3 8.5 8.6.54WEST BRUNS: 4.2 8.8 11.13 13.15.93

POWERHOUSE: McKay 3, Stafford, Crilara, Miller, M .Mason, HallBEST. Hall, McKay, Cameron, Barest, Desler, inst .

WEST BRUNS: McNeice 5, N . Magafas 2, Capron, Cecchi, Davis,PMagafas, Pryor, Rodgers BEST: Cecchi, G Hatzistavrou, Jackson,D Lampard . Pryor, Rodgers

WILLIAI.ISTOWN 2.1 3.3 7.4 11.5.71

ST. ANDREWS 7.3 11.6 20.11 25 .14.164

WILLIAMSTOWN : R.Butterfield 3, M .Dervan 2, Scalderwood, J .Borg,W Deller D .Darcey, R . Zammit . BEST G .Mugavin, R .Butlerfield,S Fletcher, A.Harvy, D,Darcey, C.Goetz,

ST. ANDREWS: Wilson 10, Harper 4, Campbell 3, M .Shearer 3, Briggs2, Chamra, Esposito . Magro, BEST Briggs, Chamra, Harper, Park, Phe-lan, N .Taylor, Wilso n

COMM BANK 2.5 8.11 9.16 11 .21 .87LATROBE UNI 3.1 5.3 5.3 7.6.48

COMM BANK : Kraska 4 . McKenzie 3, Gardner 2, Joyce, Shacklock .BEST McLellan, Slapar Shacklock, Post, Kraska, Gardner.

LATROBE UNI : Blaskett 2, Robinson 2, Briggs, McGibbon, G .Palmer,BEST PTucci, Cousins, Poole, Briggs, Cummings, McMaho n

ANZ BANK 5.5 6.8 9.10 10 .11 .71

OLD CAREY 6.7 11.11 14.16 18 .18 .126

ANZ BANK : Kennedy 2, Burden 2, Harbinson 2, Birrell, Hall, Szedz,Woodman BEST. Kennedy, Woodman, Szets, Hall, Farow, Schaper,B Byrn e

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OLD CAREY: A .McHarg 5, Black 4, Cutlack 2, R .Evans, Patterson,Thomas, Hughes, Clark, DHenderson, Bryan. BEST. A .McHargHughes, Cutlack, Legear, Patterson, Black, OVERALL TEAM EFFORT

AQUINAS 19,27.141FOOTS INST. 6.11 .47

AQUINAS : Ryan 3, Speiss 2, Gnerson 2, Kvietelaitis 2, Smith 2, Taru2, G Wnght 2, M . Box, Cox, Fleiter, Gerzee. BEST G .Wright, WilkinsonRyan, Cox, Smith, Alford

FOOTS. INST: Farag, Johnstone, Lewis, TBaird, BEST :TBiard, S.Baird,Flynn, Johnstone, arag .

DOVETON 6.2 7.4 14.5 17.7,109WHITEFRIARS 2.4 7.8 9.9 13.10.88

DOVETON : Mark Page 5, Johnston 3, Mallop 3, Hammond 3, VertPetrie, Forgianni . BEST, Mair, Mark Page, Ahdore, Giddens, Stanle ;,Johnston

WHITEFRIARS: D_Sutton 5, B.Lee 3, Coghlan. Reidy, Bunn, Tierne;BEST Lyall, Baker, Tierney, Sutton, Borrack, Hay.

UNI REDS 2.1 10.3 15.6 21 .8,134ST. LEONARDS 3.4 5.7 8.10 9.10.64

ST. LEONARDS : Proebstl 3, Eddington 2, Guinane 2, Madden. BEST,Dinning, Tauras, McDonald, Ng .

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

FIRST SEMI FINALPORT COLTS 6.1 12.5 15.8 16 .12 .108KEW 5.1 8.2 10.4 12.7.79

PORT COLTS : McNamara 4, Moloney 4, Wharton 3, Sutcliffe, Goss,O'Neill, Sweet, Daley. BEST: Twomey, Gos, Kondos, O'Neill, Tinsley,Sutcliffe.

KEW: K Doyle 4, Clots 2, D.Maclsaac 2 . Quinn 2, Rob. Maclsaac Jehu.BEST. M,Doyle, K Doyle, D Maclsaac, Clete, Lindsay, C .Maclsaac.

SECOND SEMI FINALBLOODS 9.10 .64MON WHITES 7.11 .53

BLOODS: D.Robnson 4, Hutchinson 2, Watkins 2, Shannon BES?-Hutchinson, Gardiner, Shannon, D .Robinson, Johnson, Todd .

MON WHITES : DGemmola 2, McIntosh 2, DePace, Sharkey, N .Sal-vatore BEST: Sharkey, Crampton, McIntosh, Donnelly, DePace,DGemmola .

FIRST SEMI FINALST. KEVINS 11 .12 .78BULLEEN TEt .' -it 13.8.86

BULL TEMP : Stannard 3, DagOSTINO 3, Weedman 2, Smith 2, Ham-berger Loth, Godden . BEST: Stagg, Gilmore, Pollard, Chaplin, Taylor,Murph y

ST. KEVINS : Goal Kickers and Best Players not re ceived.

SECOND SEMI FINA LELTHAM 4.3 6.7 8.8 10.10 .70OLD BRIGHTON 2.2 2.3 4.3 7.6 .48

ELTHAM : S Fitzpatrick 3, M .Frtzpatrick 2, Chesser 2, McVicar, Dare,WeatheNl . BEST. Shaw, Dawson, Hall, JTaryn, McVicar Weatherill .

OLD BRIGHTON : Gibson 2, Hopkins 2, Bows, Witt, Hutchinson . BESTBrown, Kennedy, McDonald, Gibson, Childs, Logan .

ORMOND 7.4 14.9 19.16 24.20.164CAUL . GRAt. ::. :. 2.2 6.4 6.4 6.4.40

ORMOND : Boyanton 7, Strahan 4, Burke 4, Gilmore 3, Fisher 2, Stewart.Tonkin, Symeopoulos, Robertson, BEST: Fisher, Tonkin, Boyanton,Buckley, Strahan, Gilmore .

CAUL. GRAMM: Matthews 2, Watson 2, Dachs, Worthington . BES"Murphy, Worthington, Bailey, DAllen, S .Allen, Watson .

UNI BLUES 3.3 4.3 4.6 6.7.43OLD XAVS. 6.3 9.9 14.12 18.14.122

UNI BLUES : Bourke 2, Hill 2, Kimpton, Hyslop. BEST: Carroll, Kimp-ton, Veal, Hyslop. Wilson. Howden.

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OLD XAVS : Heaphy 4 . Doqutlle 3. O'Shaughnessy 3, SCurtam 2, Spar-~.tack, Mortensen, CaIItl . R,Ralph, Kennedy BEST Mortenson . Calltl,,_,, Ryan, Kinna. Woodle y

OLD SCOTCH 4.3 5,5 8.7 13.7.85COLLEGIANS 3,4 8.8 14 .10 17.11 .113

OLD SCOTCH : Hawdon 3. Arnold 2, Karvela 2, Matthews 2, Ellis ,qht, Hodges, Malcolm BEST Sutherland, Hawdon, R.Macmillan .

, o. iht, Austin, Elli s

COLLEGIANS : STEaIe 4, V'rolff 3, Warner 2, Foard 2, Peck, Westacott,r .-:, 3, Higson, Htbbins, Fone BEST Higson . Warner. Fone, Savedra,Foins, Lancaster

NORTH O .B. 5.2 6.6 8.12 9.13 .67DE LA SALLE 8.2 16.7 18.8 25 .9 .159

DE LA SALLE: C .Lowe 10, Frazer 3, O'Toole 2, Pat Green 2, McClou-no 2, Tessier 2, Hallard 2, McGraw, Hagen BEST: Kellett, Kinsella,Lowe, Pat Green, O'Toole, Fraze r

NORTH O.B. : Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .OLD PARADIANS 0.6 2.8 5.8 5.11 .41BULL TEMP. 4.3 7.9 13.13 13 .16.94OLD PARADE & BULLTEF? : Goat Kickers and Best Players notre ceived.

OLD BRIGHTON : Branson 2 . Latzer, Wood BEST Latzer. Millis, Wood,Mackenzie, Smyth, Ker rBALACLAVA : Scacluna 3, Oaten 3, S,WII 2, Toogood 2, Taylor 2, A.Breslin 2, Calder 2, Patterson BEST . Sacluna, S,HiIl, Taylor, Tangey,Oaten, R WilsonAJAX 0.0 1 .0 1.1 1.2 .8OLD MELB. 7.6 14.13 16 .17 1 $ 9.21 .135AJAX: Borenstein BEST Isaacs, Shenker, B Zielenski, Basset, Joseph .P Lebranksy

OLD MELB : Hupfau 4, Mackay 4 . Butt 2, Wilson 2, Walker, CenUs, Ar-mitage, T Reed . Palmer BEST, PNelson, A.Wilson, Armitage, Mackay,Palmer, DWilso n

KEW 5.4 7.7 10.11 12.13.85OLD HAILEY 2.1 5.2 8.2 8.4.52KEW : Bradley 3. McLean 3, Royston 2, Vidakovic 2, White, Brassil .BEST 0'Kayh, Bradley, Royston, White, Saggese, McLea n

OLD HAILEY: Robertson 3, Wise 2, Mountford, Farr, Crump BEST:Mounttord, Ball, Kingston, Robertson, Micks, Stuart .

~ _- --- -----INORTH BRUNS. 15.13.103HEATHERTON 2.6 .18

NORTH BRUNS: Glassey 3, P,Brdfa 3, Burrows 2, Poulton 2, D.Payne,Carlyon, M,Briffa, Karatas, PFox . BEST. Karatas, J .Briffa, Glassey, PBnf-fa, STsaltas, Rispoh

HEATHERTON : Dillon, Sheppick . BEST: Freeman, Stevenson, Skins,Buck, Dillon, Spew,

OLD CAMBERWELL 1 .6 2.9 4.11 8 .12 .60BULLEEN UTD 3.2 3.4 4.5 5.5.35OLD CAMBERWELL: Blaney 2, Bragg 2, Strachan, Beal, Iles, Hop-kins BEST Knight, Burmeister, Wood, Brown, Iles, Anderson

BULLEEN UTD: Zorzi, Hicking, Reynolds, Robbins, S .Dowd, BEST:Reynolds, Robbins. Kinnaird . Orwin, Whitman, Connoll yOLD IVANHOE 3.1 3.2 6.5 7.9.51OLD MENTON. 2.4 3.5 4.7 6.7.43

OLD IVANHOE : Lynch 5, Marshall, Ramsdell, D.VeaI . BEST. Dowell,Santos, A .Haug, Marshall, Lynch, LScott .OLD MENTON : Hall 2, Johnsen, Vines, Petrov, Ingram BEST Rus-sell, Vines, Dickson, Petrov, Norman, FScalz oST. KEVINS 9.6 14.8 15.8 21 .24 .150COBURG 0.0 2.0 2.0 2.0.12ST. KEVINS : Lawrence 5, Lewin 4, Dynon 3, Ring 2, Snell, Clarke,J Nettlefold, Collier, L,Taberner, Bare. Meagher. BEST, Lawrnce . Olsen,Lewin . Fraser, Clarke, Houngan

COBURG : Boyle, Moloney BEST. Boyle. Bassi, Foggi a

PRESTON 5.3 .11 .7 15.8 20.12 .132ELSTERNWICK 2.1 3.2 6.3 8.6 .54

PRESTON : Cummins 4, Johnson 3, Krause 2, Ryan 2, Firnkandes, Ben-nett, Heenan, Hodgson, Milner, Faure, Jones, Mounsey, BEST : Hod-son, Jones, Heenan, Ryan, Bullock, Milner .

ELSTERNWICK: P.Mahony 3, Corkhtll 2, Lloyd 2, Tsiampas, BEST: Bal-lantyne, Tsiampas, B,Ramsay, Thompson, Rokebrand, Murphy ,

PARKSIDE 5.9.39MARCELLIN 4.7.31

PARKSIDE: Graham, Sturgess, Watson, Whitfield, Wilson BEST Evans,4qrfield, T.Gard, Soligo, Waters, Watson.

MARCELLIN: Scott, Amalfi, Petroff, G Sheehan . BEST. Andueza, Win-terbottom, Howe, Kennedy, O'Hehic Crowe

ST. BERNARDS 7.15.57OLD TRINITY 2.6 .18

ST. BERNARDS : Pearson 4, PMahady, Morrice, Matthews BESTAPurcell, PDaffy, O'Dea, BSaundry, Wakefield, P.Mahad yOLD TRINITY: Kovits, Pitt BEST Farrell, Saunders, Vise, Tonzing, Fran-cis, Wallac e

IVANHOE 3.2 3.4 5.8 8.10.58UNI BLACKS 3.0 4.1 4.1 6.2 .38IVANHOE: Dwyer 3 . Blythe 2, Doors 2, Doyle BEST Krohn. Flynn,Webb, Baker, Sampson, Thackwra yUNI BLACKS: Dalbosco 2, Harty, Parrett, Coker, Feathers BEST . Den-,-._, Harty, Dillon, Dalbosco, Lavery, Pryor

ST. KILDA 2.7 6 .8 8.12 10 .13.73EANYULE 0.3 4.4 6.7 9.8.62ST. KILDA: Ballarm 3, M.Petntsch 2 . Berenger, Farrelly, Murnhy,' :aughton, Stewart . BEST: M Petritsch, Berenger, Capron, O'Callaghan,Stewart, Farrell y

BANYULE : Anderson 2, Coulson 2, Short, DGent, Smythe . M .Scul-6n, CWil6ams, BEST, Braddy, Bowler, DGent, Anderson . Valens, GillesFAWKNER 5.4 7.6 9.8 10.14.74THERRY 1.1 3.3 6.5 7.7.49FAWKNER : Habgood 3, R Cohen 2, Selleck 2, Horvath, Kerslake, Walk-er. BEST B.Smith, Habgood, R .Cohen, Kerslake, K .Busst, CGleeson,THERRY: Goal Kickers and Best Player-, not received .

HAMP. ROVERS 5.3THOMASTOWN 3 .1

7.46.5

- -------L7.6 9.7.619.9 10.10.70

HAMPT. ROVERS : D .Devola 6, Robert, Kelly, Blake, BEST Marshll,Devote, Bissett, Harper. Ivey, Hop eTHOMASTOVdN: Cummaudo 3, Fleming 2, Colosimo 2, Giessen,Chandler, Powell BEST Watts, Boyden, Kyroussis, Gleeson, Cummau-do, Chandler

MON BLUES 10.5 .65MHSOB 5.8 .38

MON BLUES: Best 4, Forber 3 . Rodoni, Blackshaw, Scaizo BEST Scal-zo, ] .Best, Rodorn, C Forbes, M Kerr, Dea nMHSOB: N .Moody 2, Bellamy, Peters, Geehman BEST Brydon, Du-ketUs, Bavage, Short Terrans

OLD BRIGHTON 1 .2 1.4 4.8 4.8 .32BALACLAVA 5.6 1 11 14 13.16 17.20 .122

BRUNSWICK 1.2 4.3 4.7 4.7.31UHSOB 2.2 2.4 4.4 4.9.33BRUNSWICK : Sayers 2, Retchelt, Sheehan. BEST, McKissack, Bar-ker, Scott, Reichelt, Jackson, Sheehan .

UHSOB: Akatow, Andrews, Hudson, Wernert . BEST Hudd, Hudson ,Merriman, Schuller. Burns, Skinns

CLAYTONST. BEDES

9.4 .5810 .17.7 7

CLAYTON : Ellison 3, Turner 3, D.Black, Mukaree, Pietrapano BESTEllison . N Wathen . Turner, Pietrapauno, Tyler, O'Donoghu e

ST. BEDES: Fyans 4 . Elmore 2, Daniell, Fitzgibbon, Hambndge, Small-wood BEST. Connolly, Howe, Kelly. Thompson, Whitelaw, Elmore .OLD GEELONG 4.5 .29O.ESSENDON 20.18.138

O.GEELC ...I ' _. : Cke 2 . k'E. : . .:, S.. : . :rnson BEST Carnegie. Brocksopp .Clarke, arton, sDon<O.ESS' .- 1 IN : Rubsin 4, Ainsworth 3 . Shaw 3. Middleton 2, Egan 2 ,Thompson. Scott. Marlyn, Watts. Butcher, Borg BEST. Ainsworth, Mid-dleton . Crossley- Shaw, Cutter- Branford

PF'i1N.0-" NILS-- : Z E K 5.7 13.10 18.17 27-24 .186

STATE i : : Carboon 4, Rcoctry:r:cz 4, Noronha 3, Aumont 2 . Kenne-dy 2, Roe : 2- Walpole 2- Brown- G Rolf, Keating, Smith- Wabbis, He-nan . Cramen- Grant . BEST Smrth, Aumont- Papadopoulos, Coffman,_eat,ng Ros s

PENIN : Gc I Kickers and Best Players not received.

POWE 7USE 0.1 0.2 2.5 2.7.19:iST 12 5.8 7.12 10.15 .75

PC . . . . . - ; Dakin 2 BEST Torney, Beech, Young, THislop, Bray .Newland

WEST I Lvlor 2, Fdsmmons 2, Beaumont 2, Leathern, MickRodgers, Pac :.-. ' e BEST Clements, Flcr=r Hc'.'anen, hPollin . BTay°lor Wit ~

2 .7 7.11 10.18 15 .20.1102.0 6.4 8.4 10.5.65

V,rILL! . .. . C . : Davison 5. McClelland 3, Mugavin 2 . Smith 2, Lu-gowsk, Dona, Banova. BEST Mugavn . Davison, Dona, Ryan, Bano-va, McClelland

ST. ANDREWS : Attwell 3, Pepyat 2 . Goldsworthy, Kenyon, Leopold,Nicholls, Steward BEST Attwell, Di Cianni . DGavin, J.Gavin, Pepyat,Spencer

COMM BANK 1.4 2.7 4.8 7.10 .52LATROBE UNI 5.3 7.7 9.9 11 .12 .78

COMM BANK : Semian3n 2, Buttigieg 2, Yusuf, Milligan Mizzi BESTSemiarrn . Henry . Gnma, Bollenrn- Mehmet . Crosbi e

LATROBE UNI : Rob,nson 3, Limoeraks 2, B Franzman 2 . Wright,Bastin, Rathbone. Pollock BEST Crawford Robinson . Gough . Limperakis, Franzman . Jone s

ANZ BANK 5.6.36OLD CAREY 14.13 .97

ANZ BANK: Cumming 2, Duck 2, Haywood BEST Giblin . Walsh .Duck . Haywood . Westblade

OLD CAREY: Ballagh 3, Hands 3, Somerville 2 . Bourke 2, Ustick, Rae,A Wolf- McCrae BEST. Somerville, Ballagh, Ustick, Shrives, Charles,England

AQUINAS 14.21.105FOOTS INST. 3 .2 .20

AQUINAS: McNamara 3, TJones 3. Laws 2 . Duffy 2. Gill Davison,DO'Loughlin, SO Loughlin BEST Lavrs, TJones, Wrnnkek, Dwyer,King- McNamara

FOOTS INST: L Morgan, Maher. Kennedy BEST Richardson, Eltord,Perry, Bardenhagen

DOVETON 2.0 5.1 6.4 6.6 .42WHITEFRIARS 1.1 5.4 6.6 8.9 .57

DOVETON : Gibbs 2, Currie. Goodwin, Leveque, Guelen BEST.Crothers, Wilkinson . T ntram, Warren, Madeley, DPoIgla;se

WHITEFRIARS: O'Brien 2. Toll 2, Kilkenny, Hackett, Lowell, O'Far-rell BEST. Coghlan, Hughes, Lefel . Hughes, Hackett, Kilkenny

UNi REDS 1.3 3.3 6.4 6.4.40ST. LEONARDS 03 1 .5 2.6 6.8.44

ST. LEONARDS : Eddrngtcn 3 . G Bulluss 2 . Stubbs BEST Edding-ton, Smith . Stogies

UNI REDS: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received .

1 .1 .? 6.7 9.9.634.6 9.1-^- 13.17 16.21 .11 7

DE LA S . .LLE: Brideson 3, Davey 2 . Malrzea 2, JO'Callaghan, Richardson. BEzT: Davey. Steiger, Bndeson, Higgins, Byrne, Carroll

MARCELLIN : Randall 5, Cronin 2, Mclnnerney 2, Mason 2, Finn2, Ritchie 2, Watt 2, Cooper. BEST: Duck, Mason, Battistella, Met,Finnigan, Slaver o

UNI BLUES 1.2 3.5 3.8 7,9,51OLD XAVS 7.4 15.9 23.16 27.21183UNI BLUES: Whitson, Cross, McKay, D .AIIen, Hand, McPhee, HoBEST Clark. Jones . D Hallam, Cooper, Cross, McIntosh ,

OLD XAVS : Webb 7. McLoughlan 6, Tully 6, Curtain 3, Taylor 2 Gibson 2, Connors BEST Logan . Oudty, Tully, McKay, Curtain, Brennan

P-AHSOB 1.1 5.3 8.6 9 .963COLLEGIANS 5 .6 10.11 10.13 11,18,82

MHSOB: O'Brian 3 . Sainsbury 2, Harries, Baker. Kennedy, FeferkranzBEST. Kennedy, Baker, Armstrong, Harries, Dixon, Tyrrel l

COLLEGIANS : Griffith 3, Lucas 2, N .Conron 2, Lie, Seaton, JSm _.-.Kenneally. BEST: Seaton, Griffith, Stephens, Fotheringham, WiIliarr„Singleton `

OLD PARAD.GREEN 4 .1226BULLEEN-TEMP 7.11,53OLD PARAD .GREEN: Beare. Pimental . Reid, Rodrigues BEST BeareReid, Jowett, Philp, Healy, Bec k

BU!! TEMP : Pulse 2, Robertson 2, Anderson 2, N .Cameron . BES-N Cameron, P,Robertson, BShepherd, D,Humphries, G .Wilson, TPufse.

OLD ;:,ELB. 5.4 6.5 6.5 7.5.47ST. KILDA 8.1 13.4 20.5 24.10-154

OLD MELB: Mynott 3, Hallo 2, Hope 2 . BEST Tear I, Smith, Reid, Wat-son, Hallo, Mynott .

ST. KILDA : Mann 9, Donald 4, Jackson 3, Vanzo 3, T.Buckley 2, Hot-man 2, Rossiter BEST: Donald, Sessa, Sherman, Mann, Holman,Buckley.

ST. BERNARDS 11.5 19.12 26.17 33 .23. ,"1OLD BRIGHTON 1.0 2.2 2.2 4.2.26

ST. BERNARDS : Walsh 7, Fdzgrald 5, Tota 4, L. Overman 4, Miller 3.M Deviling 3, Collie 2, McWhinney, Cariss, Dempsey, C Doolan, Bond.BEST. Walsh, Dailey. Barbra, Dowling, L .Overman, McAllister

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

OLD SCOTCH 5.3 8.6 11 .11 13 .13-91UNI BLACKS 2.2 5.5 7.5 8.7.55

OLD SCOTCH : Whiteside 5, Aufard 3, Hooper 2, Japp, McDougall,Cornish. BEST Aston, Japp, Aulard, McDougall, Tuckfield, E .Murtagh.

UNI BLACKS: Sarant 3, Bromell, Van Derderen, Robinson, Thomas,Blew BEST: Robinson, Thomas, Horne, Eilinghaus, Van Denderen,Lord

THOMASTOWN 4.3 7.3 9.8 10 .10.70BANYULE 2.2 5.4 7.11 10 .13.73

THOMASTOWN : Camdlen 3, Czerny 2, Moto 2, Micevski, Zaicos, Nack-ovski BEST. Honey, Taslkos, Czerny, Theodorou, Cardamone, Moto

BANYULE : Harte 3, Turnbull 2, Mooney 2, Bailey, Mill . West . BESTTurnbulL Wester, Pyers, Parry, Sanders, Tindall.

THERRY 10.6.66OLD HAILEY 6.6.42

OLD HAILEY: Parton 2, G .Lasscock, Cotton, Lear, Fergusson . BEST.Elliott, Fergusson, Lane, P.Merrett.

THERRY: Goal Kickers and Best Players not received.

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MpN BLUES 1.3 3.3 6.7 7.10.52CAUL . GRAMMAR 4.2 12.3 17.5 23.8 .146

MON BLUES: Parsons 2 . Smith, Schwedes, Edmond, Kanizay, Head-:efe. BEST.~ Smith, Headberry, Clarke, Lopes, O'Keefe, Lynch .

CAUL. GR : No goal kickers provided . BEST Croome, Bacon, Arm-- : Klose, Johnston, Roberts .

WILL6AMSTOWN 5.4 9.6 11.8 14.10.94IVACIHOE 4.2 8 .8 15 .12 20.17.137

WILLIAMSTOWN : Madigan 3, Cetirnch 2, Corfield 2, DeBono 2,Smnardo, Morelli, Williams. BEST Bourchier, Ross, Cabansag, Dervan,

h, Cetinich, Williams .IVANHOE' Lengacher 9, Donahue 4, Zimmerman 3, Cartwright 2,Rawley Pettingill . BEST: Lengacher, pDonahue, Monev, Newbold, Adams,Rawley.

O.P.PURPLEH .ROVERS

2.5 3.6 6.8 9.8.621.1 2.5 4.6 5.9.3 9

O.RPURPLE: Mills 2, Hayes 2, Cotter, Power . Bachelor, Dixon, Dun-nell . BEST Hinkley, Dunneli, Cotter, Lynch, Chester, Power.H .ROVERS: Hobson, Boyle, Luxmoore, Worland, Webb. BEST: Lux-moore, Casbort, Webb, Engelkamp, Mitchell, Nuttali .

PHONING OF SCORES, GOALKICKERS ANDBEST PLAYERS DURING FINALS

Final Scores : To 379 8171 (Ron Hally) Reserves by 3 p.m ., Seniors and Under 19 by 5 p.m . Winning ClubResponsible.Goalkickers : Best Players - All Sections (Seniors, Under 19 and Reserves) - to the Press CorrespondentiGeorge McTaggart) as follows :-Reserves - To 531 5452 (Elsternwick Park) between 2 p .m . and 3 p .m .Seniors and Under 19 - to 528 3319 before 6.00 p.m . (6.30 p .m . August 22nd only )All goalkickers and six (6) best players for each club required : Winning Club responsible .i you win, make sure you obtain details from losers . If you lose, make sure you supply details to winners :Usual black list fines apply - except that failure to furnish all required information to the Press Correspon-dent may incur a fine to both clubs. Losers - When supplying information to winners - PLEASE WRITECLEARLY.

Provided that the above information is given correctly, it will not be necessary to forward details of goalkickersatc- to "The Amateur Footballer" .Sunday matches - Not necessary to phone scores to Ron Hally.These procedues will apply throughout the finals .Remaining home and home matches (August 15th and 22nd) - essential that results and scores be phonesto Ron Hally to enable final fours to be determined .

AUGUST 22nd - A SECTION - Details by 5 .3 p.m .B Section - Details between 6.00 - 6 .30 p .m . as usual .

MILESTONE AT WEST BRUNSWIC KAll at West Brunswick congratulate Darren Ander-

son on playing his 100th game against Powerhouselost week . Ando's milestone has come after a lengthycareer which included a knee operation following in-volvement with the dreaded "Tottenham reaper" -iilat unknown force that has been the curse of manya West Brunswick footballer. Ando is a very skilful rover.vho can thread his way through the pack with con-sumate ease and has an uncanny knack of knowingwhere the goals are which makes him a very handyplayer. Knowing where they are and kicking the ball~iTrough is his only downfall . Ando will be a great as-set to the team in the forthcoming finals and all play-ers and supporters will wait in anticipation for someof Ando's football magic. Well done Ando and let'shope we see you around for many years to come .

Saturday was John Beaumont's 200th game. Ithought I'd put the kiss of death on him as I wroteTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987

George McTaggart .,Press Correspondent .

a handsome tribute to his football skills - his blister-ing pace, his dedication to training and his cool tem-perament - about 7 weeks ago!!i Well done John andwe look forward to many more hours around the barreltogether with one of West Brunswick's institutions .

150th to JEZZAToday sees Jeremy Nett lefold play his 150th game

for St . Kevins Old Boys F.C. "Jezz" joined theSKOB's straight from school in 1978 and has beenactively involved with the Club ever since, both on thefield and off ,

Now Captain-Coach of the Reserve XVIII Jezz hasplayed most of his football in the Seniors until recent-ly when he decided to carry the "weight" of coaching .

"The Fridge" has won many friends and trophiesin his career and perhaps the highest accolade to himis the fact that he has won "Best in Finals" on twooccasions- This year all at SKOB wish "The Fridge"can make his team "Best in Finals".

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Looking Backby Noel Rundle

5 YEARS AGO - 198 2Merit Awards were presented at the V.A .F.A . Cock-tail party to Basil Cleary Comm Bank, Mike Durack(Old Mentonians), Stan Kenny (Old Paradians), Ge-off Harris Ormond, Jack Maxwell Parkside, Bar ryMcQueen (Old Scotch), Frank Northcott (VA .FA .Tribunal), and a Special Certificate of Merit to Her-ald/Sun T.V. Pty. Ltd . - Station HSV7.

St . Kevins, fifth in "C" defeated MHSOB andreplaced St . Kilda CBOC in fourth position when thatteam went down to sixth place West Brunswick in thefinal home and away game.

Gerard Mahoney played his 250th game with St .Bernards to be the first player to reach that milestone.Gerard's career with the Club commenced in 1969while still a schoolboy. Gerard is now Club President(N .R .)

Kew congratulated Bruce Smith on his 200games. Bruce joined the Club in 1970, won the Bestand Fairest in 1971 and has gone onto win a furtherfour best and fairest awards.Captain, social committee chairman, Bruce has won

the Best Clubman award for the past three years.

Peninsula Old Boys thanks time-keeper Anne

Green for her 100 games in that role .

10 YEARS AGO - 197 7Barry Shearer, Alphington's vice captain and centrehalf back, played his 200th game for the club. In hisillustrious career Barry had been a great clubman,cpatain of the last premiership team, best and fairestthree times, club delegate and holder of the clubrecord for 149 consecutive games .

Geelong's effort in beating Old Paradians (4th in"B" Section) by one point was to no avail as theyfinished 9th, 2 .6% behind Monash Blues, both on 28points . Old Haileybu ry avoided relegation and costIvanhoe the double change in "B" with a 16 pointvictory. Best were G . Campbell, Houghton, Code,Houston, (5 gls) (Old H.) and Stredwick, Van,R .Stewart )Ivanhoe) .

In "C" Old Ivanhoe (5th) defeated AJAX (2nd) by23 points but failed to gain a place in the four as Park-side (4th) kicked 7.8 to Old Xaverians (3rd) solitarygoal in the last quarter to win by 59 points .

Leading goalkickers after 18 rounds were "A", JohnButcher (Caul . Gram .) 660, "B" John Jordan (OldParad .) 61, " C" M . Walsh (UHSOB) 66, " D" JohnPriestley (Old B'ton) 60, "E" I .Henderson (A .M .P)58, "F" John Tenace (BuIlTemp.) 93, J .1 Woolfe(Ivan .) 58, J .2 James ( H .Rovers) 70 .

T

prmond, Old Melb., Univ. Blues, C'wealth Bank .B' Section - Ivanhoe, State Savings Bank, Mel-

bo u rne High, Geelong .C' Section - Coburg, PowerHouse, East Mal-

vern, Elsternwick .D' Section - Caulfield Gramm . St . Kevin's O .B. ,

Next week's

15 YEARS AGO - 197 2Coburg & St . Bernard's met at Coburg to decide

fourth place in "A" Section and who would meet OldParadians in the first semi .

The result was never in doubt as Coburg madegood use of the wind in the first quarter to kick 8 .5to 1 .2 . Warfe, Sullivan, Jim Sabri & Gardner (5 gis)were best for Coburg, St . Bernard's battled hard butwent down by 10 goals .

In the only last round match affecting relegation,Old Geelong outclassed Hampton Rovers to winby 12 goals and save their position in "D" section .Calder, Hopkins & Whalley (O.G .G .) and Nash,A .Moore, Ryan (Hampton) were best .

Dave Berry celebrated his 200th game for Ivan-hoe as one of the best afield and the older he getsthe better he goes - Club Best and Fairest in 1971and captain in 1972 .

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

Kevin Kinlock, after 18 seasons and 282 gameswith Brunswick, and captain of club's 1970 premier-ship team, decided to call it a day - a career of won-derful service in which Kevin held many club officers .

20 YEARS AGO - 1967Coburg's cpatain, Brian Callahan, played his

200th game .Crucial games to decide second place were : 'B'

Section - Ormond v UHSOB . (result was 8.12 to 5 .6)'C' Section - St . Bernards v Monash (St. Bernard'scrumpled in an astonishing way with victory goingto Monash - scores were 1 .6 (12) to 6 .18 (54) .

'A', 'D' and 'E' Sections were settled as follows:'A' Section - Old Paradians, MHSOB., Caul .

Grammar., Univ. Blacks.'D' - AJAX, Parkside, Hampton Rovers, St .

Pat's O.C.'E' - Old Trinity, Toor-Malvern, A .M .P.Society,

Assumption O.C.Coburg lost their chance for the four in Round 17

- Coburg outplayed the leaders, Old Paradians andled by 23 points at half time but Paradians recoveredwell and won by 19 points .

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

wealth Bank .Old Scotch & Bank met, with fourth place the prize

- Bank triumphed 13 .12 to 10 .5.The finalists for the season were - 'A' Section -

A SECTION- ORMOND V OLD PARADIANSUNI BLUES V NORTH O.B .BULLEEN-TEMP V OLD SCOTCHCAULFIELD GRAMMAR V DE LA SALLEOLD XAVERIANS V COLLEGIANS

At Elstemwick ParkB SECTION

PARKSIDE V FAWKNERST. BERNARDS V ST . KILDA CBCOBTHERRY V OLD IVANHOEMARCELLIN V BANYUL EOLD TRINITY V UNI BLACKS

C SECTION (Seniors; & Reserves)FIRST SEMI FINAL:Venues : BenBeigh arid/or Harry TrottSECOND SEMI FINAL : Kew V ?

D SECTION (Seniors & Reserves)FIRST SEMI FINAL:at ClaytonSECOND SEMI FINAL: St. Kevins V?at Monash Uri .

E SECTION (Seniors & Reserves)FIRST SEMI FINAL:At OrmondSECOND SEMI FINAL: Old Essendon v?at LaTrobe Uni .

Footscray Tech ., Caulfield .Juniors - Ormond, Ivanhoe, Old Scotch,

Balwyn .The top teams in all sections (other than D) had

earned the right of challenge .

tchesF SECTION (Seniors & Reserves)

FIRST SEMI FINAL : St. Andrews v Dovetonat Old CamberwdlSECOND SEMI FINAL: Aquinas O.C. v Whitefriarsat Bulleen United

G SECTIONPRELIMINARY FINAL : Monash Whites v Port Colts2 p.m. at Power House (Ross Gregory )

H SECTIONPRELIMINARY FINAL : Old Brighton v Bulleen-Temp.12 Noon at Power House.

UNDER 19 SECTION 1BULLEEN-TEMP V DE LA SALLEMARCELLIN V UNI BLUESOLD XAV. V MHSOBCOLLEGIANS - A BYEORMOND v OLD PARADIANS GREEN

UNDER 19 SECTION 2OLD HALEY V OLD MELB .

ST. KILDA V ST. BERNARDSOLD BRIGHTON V OLD SCOTCHUNI BLACKS V THOMASTOWNBANYULE V THERR Y

UNDER 19 SECTION 3OLD PARADIANS PURPLE V WHITEFRIARSWILLIAMSTOWN A BYEIVANHOE V CAUL. GRAMMARHAMPTON ROVERS V MONASH BLUES

REMAINING ELSTERNWICK PARK DRAW*AUG. 16th A SECTION OLD XAVERIANS V OLD SCOTCHAUG. 22nd A SECTION ORMOND V OLD PARADIANS*AUG.23rd G & H SECTION GRAND FINALS

THE BLACK LIST

(Ca) - Failed to phone final scores by 5 p .m. -Reserves by 3 p.m. - FINE - FIVE DOLLARS .(Cb) - Also failed to phone scor?d by 5.30 p.m .- FINE - TEN DOLLARS .(Cc) - Failed to phone A Section details to PressCorrespondent by 5.30 p.m. - scores (if neces-sary) by 6 p.m . - or B Section details by 6.30 p.m .- FINE - TEN DOLLARS .

PHONING OF SCORESSENIOR & UNDER 19 SECTION S

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

to MR. RON HALLY at379 8171

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987

Natiortol Mud

THE BLACK LISTNORTH O .B. (Cb & Cc) - $20 .NORTH O .B .RES. (Ca) - $5 .ST. KEVINS (Sen . & Res .) Cb & Cc -$40 .AQUINAS (Cb & Cc) - $20 .UNI BLUES U19 (Ca) - $5 .OLD SCOTCH U19 - (Ca) - $5 .THOMASTOWN U19 (Ca) - $5 .WILLIAMSTOWN U19 (Ca) - $5 .

PHONING OF DETAILSA SECTION BEFORE 5.30 P.M .B SECTION 6RM . to 6.30 P.M.Mr. GEORGE McTAGGART at

528 3319A SECTION CLUBS ONLY -ROSS BOOTH 266 2002 .

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A SECTIONSchuhkraft, Ormon dHerman, CollegiansC. Lowe, De La SalleBourke, Old Xavs.S . Curtain , Old Xavs.D. Mathews, Caul . GrammarMaclnnes, Uni BluesRennie, De La SalleGleeson, Old ParadiansM .McDonald, OrmondSherwen, Old ScotchConsidine, North O.B.

B SECTIONFreeman, ParksideHeath, Uni BlacksKennedy, IvanhoeRiddell, St . KildaWilliams, ParksideB . Saggers, FawknerO'Rourke, TherryG . Dwyer, IvanhoePetroff, MarcellinO'Shaughnessy, Old TrinityJobson, Uni BlacksG . Wood, St . Bernard s

C SECTIO NCavanagh, KewHill, BalaclavaMitchell, Old Melb.McColl, KewChester MHSOBGravina, Thomastow n

D SECTIONCollins, Old CamberwellDirvigilio, Bulleen UtdTsialtis, Nth Bruns .Hockins, Old IvanhoeThompson, Bulleen Utd .Blennerhassett, Elsternwic k

E SECTIONJenkins, State Ban kCollins, St . BedesSimmons, Old EssendonMcNeice, West Bruns .McNamara, St . BedesGathercole, UHSOB

F SECTIO NWilson St . AndrewsD.Wright, AquinasWhelan, AquinasHearn, Old Carey

1 11ti 1 l.llUL t . 1J Ci01 7l.11 \ .\ .l •

A Member of the National Mutual Group of Companies ~d~

( 1) 685 8

( -) 46(2) 40() 39O 37

36(6) 35( -) 33(8) 32( -) 31(2) 28

( 1) 65( 2) 51( 2) 48(14) 45

40( 4) 37( -) 33(2) 32( ) 3 1

29(2) 28(4) 27

( -) 70(2) 66( -) 49

( 55) 433

( -) 43

( 1) 63(2) 56( 7) 42

39() 33(2) 30

(3) 76(5) 65

58( ) 56(3) 43(-) 37

( -) 101() 55( -) 41

40Phillips, ANZ Bank ( -) 39Bonnyman, Whitefriars ( -) 37

G SECTIOND. Robinson, BloodsMcNamara, Port Colts44

(4) 79(4) 53

Engel, De La SalleD . Maclsaac, KewSweet, Port Colts

H SECTIONFitzpatrick, Eltha mGiffin, St . KevinsParris, Bulleen Utd .Weedman, Bulleen-Temp.Homborger, Bulleen-Temp.

UNDER 19 SECTION 1Randall, MarcellinMcLaughlin, Old Xavs .Lie, CollegiansWebb . Old Xavs.Rudd, De La SalleMalizia, De La Sall e

UNDER 19 SECTION 2Whiteside, Old Scotc hG . Lassock, Old HaileyburyBrommell, Uni BlacksParton, Old HaileyburySunderman, Old BrightonBrundell, Therr yCotton, Old Haileybury

UNDER 19 SECTION 3Lengacher, IvanhoeO'Brien, Mon BluesSavage, Mon BluesRowan, WhitefriarsCrome, Caul . GrammarPhillip, Whitefriars

A RESERVEO'Toole, De La SalleFisher, OrmondHeaphy, Old Xav .Foard, CollegiansTellefson, Old Paradian sBoyanton, Ormond

B RESERVEDecis, Ivanho eSelleck, FawknerPitt, Old TrinityMaher, MarcellinRichardson, Therry

C RESERVEWise, Old Haileybu ryDevola, Hamp . RoversBelmaine, Old BrightonWinkler Hamp. RoversGleeson, ThomastownScicluna, Balaclava

D RESERVEHall, Old MentoniansRyan, Presto nIles, Old CamberwellCummins, PrestonHocking, Bulleen UtdWeedon, Elsternwick

(2) 28(2) 26( -) 23

(3) 51O 24() 24(2) 22( 1) 21

( -) 4545

((1) 38() 37() 35(2) 33

(5) 62( 1) 40

1 38(2) 35() 33() 33( 1) 33

(9) 53( ) 31() 27() 25( ) 18( ) 18

(2) 46(2) 33

(2) 30(2) 30

(7) 26(7) 26

(2) 27(2) 24( 1) 20( ) 19( ) 17

(2) 40(6) 31() 28

27((1) 24(3) 24

(2)( 1)(4)

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E RESERVEDudderidge, Old Essendon ( -) 35;~yans, St . Bedes (4) 29rnght, State Bank ( -) 2 3

pFcsch, W.Bruns. (( -) ~0F,rzgibbon, St. Bedes 1

F RESERVEDawson, Williamstown (5) 59Begley, Whitefriars ( -) 42Clark, Old Carey ( -) 41Ryan, Aquinas ( -) 37Box, Aquinas ( -) 28

UMPIRE CLINIC IN SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

Under the direction of Umpire's AdvisorNEVILLE NASH

The V.A.F.A.will conduct an Umpire's Clinic for all Year

9, 10, 11 and 12 students interested in umpiring* * *

Instruction for boys and girls will be provided for Field, Goal andBoundary Umpire s

* * *

The Clinic will be held at V.A.F.A. Headqua rters atElsternwick Park, Glenhuntly Road

* * *

On Wednesday, September 23rd .* * *

At 2 .30 p.m.* * *

Application forms are available from the General Manager,Telephone 531 5452 .

Personality ParsOLD PARADIAN `LIMPY' LEAPS TO 100

Congratulations are extended to Phil `Limpy 'Luchetta from committee, players and supporters ofOld Paradians, on playing his 100th game for theub, on 15th August 1987, against De La Salle.Phil commenced playing for the club with the un-er age teams, and was the vice-captain of the un-er 19 premiership team in 1980 . Although he tookrest from playing the next year, due to injury, decidedtry his skills at coaching, and was successful in his

'st attempt, by taking the under 16 team from 4thDsition on the ladder before the final series, to win,e premiership. That was the only flag the Old Para-

dians Junior club has won, as the junior club was'nalgamated with St . Damian's Junior F.C . in 1983 .

HE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987

With the coaching experience behind him, Phil re-sumed playing in 1982 in the senior ranks, and sincehas contributed to the success of the club . It is cer-tain that Phil will be an asset to the club for many yearsto come, and all at the club wish him best of luck forthe future.

OLD CAREYRichani Hearn, goalsneak, practical joker, come-

dian and general life of the party has decided to callit quits and retire after 148 games . Richard playedmany superb games for the club, regularly gettinga bag of goals and headling both club and competi-tion goalkicking lists . All at Old Carey wish Richardwell and hope he gets the bug and plays again in '88 .

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FINAL'S

iZ'

AUG 29thAUG 30th

SEPT 5thSEPT 6t h

SEPTSEPT

12th13th

IS BUILDIN GAT

iUrmELSTER I K Eli' RK

B SECTION 1st SEMIA SECTION 1st SEM I

C SECTION GRAND FINALA SECTION 2nd SEM I

B SECTION PRELIM . FINALA SECTION PRELIM . FINAL

SEPT 19th B SECTION GRAND FINAL

THEN THE BIG ON ESUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20thA SECTION GRAND FINAL

featuring???? V ????

Is is Xavs year?Can Ormond do it ?

Are Old Paradians a chance?What about De La?

ALSO* LUNCHEON MARQUEE - 12 noon to 2 p .m .*

Organise a table from your clu b*JAZZ BAND *

*FREE MERRY-GO-ROUND FOR THE KIDS**GIVE AWAYS AND PRIZES *

A REAL FAMILY AFFAIR ON THE LAST FOOTYDAY FOR THE YEAR!

BLOODS,,ON WHITESPORT COLTSKE WUr LA SALLESi BERNARDSCOLLEGIANSpLD HAILEYJLD SCOTCH;t?RCELLIN'3T'19OLD MELB .

G SECTIO N14 2 0 1349 586 230.20 5613 3 0 1120 687 163.03 5211 5 0 1126 947 118 .90 4410 5 1 889 739 120.30 4210 6 0 863 813 106.15 407 9 0 685 982 69.76 286 10 0 748 1049 71 .31 245 10 1 668 991 67.41 225 11 0 949 1153 82 .31 204 12 0 618 1144 54.02 163 13 0 548 1124 48,75 123 13 0 450 1102 40 .83 1 2

The VAFA requires the useof a post hole driller on any

day in the week commencing

SEPTEMBER 1 4 thPlease ring the

General Managerif you can help

531 5452

1-1FAWKNER

ELTHAM COLLEGE 14 H SECTION

2 0 1256 471 266.67 56OLD BRIGHTON 13 3 0 1056 376 280.85 52ST. KEVINS 13 3 0 986 575 171 .48 52BULLEEN-TEMP. 12 2 0 1275 419 304 .30 48RICHMOND CENT, 9 7 0 796 676 117.75 36OLD XAVS 9 7 0 747 689 108.42 36STATE BANK 9 7 0 732 886 82 .62 36OLD GEELONG 5 11 0 548 1050 52,19 20ST, KILDA 4 12 0 679 1171 57 .98 16NORTH O.B. 4 12 0 233 731 31 .87 16THERRY 2 13 1 602 942 63.91 10PlHOUSE BALACLAVA 1 14 1 216 1676 12 .89 6

UNIVERSITY BLUESThe under-manned University Blues gave coach

Alan Salter his best ever birthday when they camefrom behind to defeat premiership contenders OldXaverians, the Blues showed a real will to win afterhitting the post four times. The VA .F.A . always a trendsetter in football in introducing the first female umpire,may soon have the first of her sex to coach a seniorteam if Yvonne Salter continues to desert her can-teen duties to urge the Blues to "Pick up your men,Pack the back line" etc. The enthusiasm of all the can-teen ladies prompted on foolhardy "Xavs" support-er, obviously insensed by the degree of support fromthis area, told the girls in no uncertain terms that theywould be better suited to their canteen tasks than sup-porting their beloved Blues. A speedy retreat was allthat saved him from a fate worse than death .

.1 1; CLIinvites application .-5

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Applications to"The Secretary"

P0. Box 509Pascoe Vale, 3044 .

Incumbent coach not applying .THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987

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ORMONDOLD XAV.OLD PARADIANSDE LA SALLEOLD SCOTCHNORTH O.B.COLLEGIANSCAUL . GRAMMARUNI BLUESBULLEEN TEMP

COMMANDER COMPUTER SYSTEMS PTY . LTD .

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

A SECTION14 2 0 164512 3 1 145511 5 0 14379 6 1 13308 8 0 14077 9 0 13496 10 0 13326 10 0 13395 11 0 12621 15 0 107 9

B SECTION

ST. BERNARDSTHERRYFAWKNERUNI BLACKSBANYULEOLD TRINIT Y

KEWOLD MELB .THOMASTOWNBALACLAVAMON BLUE SOLD HAILEYBURYMHSOBHAMPT ROVERSAJAX

W L D FOR AGST % Pts .

1019 161 .43 561091 133 .36 501062 135 .31 441175 113 .19 381339 105.08 321539 87.65 281485 89.70 241850 72.38 241361 92.73 201714 62 .95 4

1122 127.99 481179 125.28 481329 117.68 481314 123.74 441359 114 .72 32

1485 90.98 281668 82.67 20

1522 79.24 20

1440 89.31 16

1620 71.23 1 6

ST. BERNARDS 12 4 0 1436MARCELLIN 12 4 0 1477PARKSIDE 12 4 0 1564THERRY 11 5 0 1626UNI BLACKS 8 8 0 1559IVANHOE 7 9 0 1351BANYULE 5 11 0 1379OLD TRINITY 5 11 0 1206ST. KILDA 4 12 0 1286FAWKNER 4 12 0 1154

C SECTIO NKEW 16 1 0 2209 1204 183 .47 64MON BLUES 13 4 0 1719 1347 127 .62 52OLD MELB. 12 5 0 2126 1308 162 .54 48THOMASTOWN 11 6 0 1730 1442 119 .97 44OLD BRIGHTON 10 7 0 1511 1353 111 .68 40BALACLAVA 8 9 0 1724 1789 96 .37 32OLD HAILEY 5 12 0 1329 1564 84 .97 20MHSOB 5 12 0 1473 1944 75.77 20HAMPTON ROV. 3 14 0 1191 1978 59 .94 12AJAX 2 15 0 1157 2231 51 .86 8

D SECTIONST. KEVINS 13 4 0 1636 1200 136.33 52BULLEEN UTD 12 5 0 1690 1229 137 .51 48OLD IVANHOE 11 5 1 1719 1401 122 .70 46OLD MENTONIANS 11 6 0 1532 1218 125 .78 44OLD CAMBERWELL 10 6 1 1572 1353 11619 42PRESTON 9 8 0 1424 1176 121 .09 36NTH BRUNS. 7 10 0 1321 1641 80.50 28ELSTERNWICK 6 11 0 1450 1633 88.79 24HEATHERTON 3 14 0 1054 1972 53.45 12COBURG 2 15 0 1251 1873 66 .79 8

E SECTIO NOLD ESSEN . GRM . 13 2 2 1507 1055 142.84 56STATE BANK 13 4 0 2081 1331 156 .35 52BRUNSWICK 12 4 1 1771 1322 133 .96 50ST. BEDES 12 5 0 1587 1148 138.24 48WEST BRUNS. 12 5 0 1716 1278 134 .27 48OLD GEELONG 6 10 1 1389 1680 82 .68 26POWERHOUSE 6 11 0 1270 1541 82 .41 24UHSOB 5 12 0 1370 1736 78 .92 20PENINSULA OB. 4 13 0 1130 1852 61 .02 16CLAYTON 0 17 0 1008 2065 48.81 0

F SECTIONAQUINAS 16 1 0 2160 812 266 .01 64WHITEFRIARS 15 2 0 2262 1072 211 .01 60ST. ANDREWS 13 4 0 2283 1462 156 .16 52DOVETON 12 5 0 1747 1157 150 .99 48OLD CAREY 10 7 0 1505 1351 111 .40 40WILLIAMSTOWN 10 7 0 1573 1533 102.61 40LATROBE UNI . 7 10 0 1312 1540 85 .19 28COMM BANK 6 11 0 1361 1766 77 .07 24UNI REDS 6 11 0 1189 1702 69 .86 245T. LEONARDS 3 14 0 951 1984 47 .93 12ANZ BANK 2 15 0 1095 2058 53 .21 8FOOTS.INST 2 15 0 1041 2137 48.71 8

A RESERVE SECTIONORMOND 14 2 0 1751 884 198.08 56DE LA SALLE 13 3 0 1832 801 228.71 52OLD XAVS. 10 6 0 1246 1149 108.44 40NORTH O.B . 9 7 0 1238 1350 91 .70 36OLD PARADIANS 8 8 0 1276 1053 121 .18 32BULLEEN-TEMP 7 9 0 1223 1184 103 .29 28COLLEGIANS 6 10 0 1076 1379 78.03 24OLD SCOTCH 6 10 0 1100 1429 76.98 24UNI BLUES 6 10 0 948 1569 60.42 24CAUL . GRAMMAR 1 15 0 859 1858 46 .23 4

B RESERVE SECTIO NIVANHOE 12 4 0 924 975 94.77 48PARKSIDE 11 5 0 1064 664 160.24 44MARCELLIN 11 5 0 952 664 143.47 44ST. KILDA 9 7 0 854 814 104.91 36

8 87 97 97 95 11

905 770 117

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991 976 101 .54

3 13 0 518C RESERVE SECTIO N

16 113 410 710 79 8

9 89 86 11

2 1 5

OLD BRIGHTON 2 15 0 544D RESERVE SECTION

PRESTON 15 2 0 1475ST. KEVINS 14 3 0 1251NTH BRUNSWICK 10 6 1 1126BULLEEN UTD 9 8 0 955OLD MENTONIANS 9 8 0 1103OLD IVANHOE 7 10 0 889OLD CAMBERWELL 7 10 0 985ELSTERNWICK 6 10 1 1073COBURG 4 13 0 576HEATHERTON 3 14 0 62 2

E RESERVE SECTIONOLD ESSENDON OR . 15 2 0 1544STATE BANKWEST BRUNS.ST. BEDESOLD GEELONGBRUNSWICKPOWERHOUSEUHSOBCLAYTONPENINSULA O .B.

WHITEFRIARSDOVETONLATROBE UNIAQUINASWILLIAMSTOWNOLD CAREYST. ANDREWSANZ BAN KST. LEONARDSUNI REDSFOOTS INST.COMM BANK

14 313 413 49 88 96 113 14

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1178 75.04 281185 7114 201233 44 .20 161174 50 .09 121336 41 .24 121565 36 .74 8

UNDER 19 SECTION 1OLD XAVS 16 0 0 2050 713 287.52 64MARCELLIN 12 4 0 1578 977 161 .51 48OLD PARADE GREEN 11 5 0 1326 1025 129.37 44UNI BLUES 10 6 0 1597 1200 133 .08 40BULLEEN-TEMP 10 6 0 1319 1200 109 .92 40DE LA SALLE 7 9 0 1461 1515 96 .44 28COLLEGIANS 7 9 0 1434 1505 95 .28 28MHSOB 4 12 0 1013 1613 62 .80 16ORMOND 3 13 0 785 1557 50.42 12NORTH O.B. 2 14 0 292 1791 16.30 8

UNDER 19 SECTION 2THERRY 13 3 0 1751 1185 147 .76 52OLD SCOTCH 12 3 1 1462 1173 124 .64 50OLD HAILEYBURY 10 6 0 1590 1184 134 .29 40UNI BLACKS 8 8 0 1463 1402 104.35 32BANYULE 8 8 0 1468 1414 103 .82 32ST. BERNARDS 7 9 0 1146 1099 104 .28 28THOMASTOWN 7 9 0 1168 1380 84 .64 28ST. KILDA 6 10 0 1031 1314 78 .46 24OLD MELB. 5 10 1 1128 1674 67.38 22OLD BRIGHTON 3 13 0 965 1940 49 .74 12

UNDER 19 SECTION 3CAUL. GRAMMAR 14 2 0 1921 880 218 .30 56WHITEFRIARS 14 2 0 1491 770 193 .64 56IVANHOE 13 3 0 1412 876 161 .19 52MONASH BLUES 9 7 0 1162 917 126 .72 36HAMPT ROVERS 5 10 1 926 1515 61 .12 22WILLIAMSTOWN 4 12 0 929 1564 59.40 16OLD PARADE PURPLE 3 12 1 733 1940 37.78 14FAWKNER 1 4 n 55 203 27.09 4

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