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GRAND FINAL PREVIEW

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The North Shore club have the chance to make history - with all three grade teams in the Grand Finals today.

Twenty years ago East Sydney won all three flags and that feat has never been repeated - perhaps until today?

What can you say about Campbelltown, the best team all season, and here where they should be playing for yet another pennant. Campbelltown are, of course, the reigning premiers. Solid, unrelenting teamwork was a prime reason for the Blues second Semi Final win over North Shore a fortnight ago. This win reversed the Blues only loss all season - at the hands of North Shore by 56 points.

Today at full strength Campbelltown will be keen to make it four flags on the trot, a handsome tribute to their Captain/Coach Russell Matheson who has announced his retirement after this game.

Brothers Steve and Geoff Noack, more brothers Steve and Rod Podbury, the elusive Brian Kershaw, the redoubtable Jamie Mclaughlin, sharpshooter Tim McMenamin plus Captain/Coach Russell Mathe­son will be the backbone of Campbelltowns drive for todays flag.

North Shore made two changes after their second semi loss - came out and won last weeks Preliminary Final to have another shot at old foes Campbelltown today. Shore Coach Tony Smith has used his defence line up as the launching pad for victory - proof of which is the Black and Reds eight wins out of their last nine games.

Former amateur player, Tony Loton, a couple of Tasmanians Anthony Smyth and Chris Neville plus the tough Gerard Dignan lead Shores defence springboard. Shore unveiled another top forward a fortnight ago when former young defender Julien Doyle held the full forward spot kicking four goals while Peter Robertson, Shores top forward, kicked eight.

RESERVE GRADE St George had a relatively easy 33 point win over North Shore in the Second Semi Final to take their

rightful place in todays Grand Final. On form they must be the favourites to claim the 1989 Reserves Pennant.

North Shore won their way to todays Grand Final after defeating East Sydney in last Sunday's Preliminary Final. As the reigning Reserve Grade Premiers Shore will have more than sufficient pride to make todays Final memorable.

UNDER19'S North Shore Under 19 Bear Cubs are playing in their fourth Grand Final in a row. Shore defeated

Baulkham Hills in the second Semi Final continuing their unbeaten run this season to win the right for their place in todays Grand Final. In the past 11 seasons Shore have made Under 19 Premierships a habit-winning no less than eight of them.

St George one of the two top Under 19 Clubs in the past 20 years were runners up last year - and are looking to go one better this year after defeating newcomers Baulkham Hills last week.

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UMPIRES It's called Super Rules and has attracted a ; lot of well known names from Sydney Foot· .

Three cameras were used by the ball. umpires chief to video the Prelimi­nary Final last week - one for play - one for umpires and one for spe­cial segments.

David Levens, State Director of Umpiring, organised the show through the KVB College - TV & Film Production Course Students. An innovative idea that deserves success - with the televi­sion as both entertainment and a teaching tool.

TV or not last Sunday we saw the best side (photographically) of the umpires.

Never done in NSW before ac­cording to Mr Levens - the ability to sit down and analyse all as­pects of umpiring, central, goal and boundary, through the trhee cameras.

CRYSTAL BALL Fitzroy aficionado Tim Johnson has a crystal

ball. half time in the Reserve Grade Preliminary Final he predicted North Shore to win the match, and they did.

The crystal ball bit is that Shore were 5 goals down at that time and defending against, what had been, a 1 O goal breeze.

St George Coach Steve Taubert and ex­Swan and other clubs Craig Davis are playing, also Ian Allen (Easts), Rod Hooke1 i and Ron McFadgen (Newtown), Ian SharpE (Shore), Peter Ord (Shore and elsewhere) all play Super Rules.

Former Manly Warrlngah President Greg Durbrldge plays but ex North Shore player '. Stan McCloud will be missing this year as will Pennant Hills stalwart Gus McKernan. Also Pennant Hills player Maurie Gale will be playing.

There Is an Interstate Carnival for a week Ir Canbe.rra after the long weekend where these follows will show their skills still.

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lST GRADE COMPETITION STANDINGS as at 29/08/89

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CAMP.BELLTOWN NORTH SHORE EAST SYDNEY ST. GEORGE

14 13 1 14 10 4 14 10 4 14 9 5

0 1575 884 0 1582 991 0 1498 1164 0 1448 1174

178.17 52 159.64 40 128.69 40 123.34 36

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14 6 8 14 5 9 14 2 12 14 1 13

0 1374 1280 0 1034 1358 0 1007 1729 0 867 1805

107.34 76.14 58.24 48.03

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HILLS SYDNEY UNI PARRAMATTA WESTERN SUBURBS

14 12 2 14 12 2 14 9 4 14 9 5

14 4 9 14 3 11 14 3 11 14 3 11

0 1479 673 0 1182 707 1 1084 820 0 948 760

1 872 1030 0 742 1196 0 676 1150 0 631 1278

219.76 48 167.19 48 132.20 38 124.74 36

84.66 62.04 58.78 49.37

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LEADING_ GOllLKICKERS

N.S.W. STATE LEAGUE SYDNEY FOOTBALL LEAGUE

lST GRADE GOALKICKING LIST lST GRADE GOALKICKING LIST

p ROBERTSON (NS) ( 8) 100 MA TILYARD (BAL) ( ) 68 CB ANSELL (STG) ( 3) 47 PW BOYCE (BAL) ( ) 66 DA BOCCABELLA (CAM) ( ) 38 GA SCHLEIN (BAL) ( ) 56 c MASTERSON (ES) ( ) 38 JA HOGARTH (MAN) ( ) 43 AC GARDINER (HLS) ( ) 33 MJ MCCRUDDEN (WNG) ( ) . 36 NR BRISCOE (PAR) ( ',) 29 DP HOLLAND (BNK) ( 1) 31 PJ MANASSA (SU) ( ) 28 A BROWNE (WNG) ( ) 30 MS MAGRATH (STG) ( 2) 27 DW BING (LIV) ( ) 29 AJ QUINN (STG) ( ') 26 GJ MASTERS (BNK) ( ) 28 DI BARWICK (PAR) ( ) 25 DL MATTERS (MAN) ( ) 24

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UNDER19

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1989

Colours: Red &White Vertical Stripes

1. MATHEW MURPHY 3. OWEN KILGOUR 4. MICHAEL THOMPSON 5. ANGUS NEVIN 7. PETER STELZER 8. DAVID COSTIGAN 9. KEVIN LUM 1 O. MICHAEL DRURY 11. ROD TAYLOR 12. PETER ORTON 13. ANTHONY DRURY 14. DAVID MOSELEY 15. DAVID KADZIELA 16. ANDREW DAWSON 17. SEAN HATTER 18. TODD DALTON 19. SEAN CULNANE 20. BEN NEVIN 21. ANDREW HYDE 22. PAUL WILLIAMS 23. ANDREW MOODY 24. PAUL BARNETT 25. ADAM BARNETT

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ST GEORGE NORTH SHORE

1 Coach: Steve Harper Coach: R. Daniel l Colours: Red & White Vertical Stripes Colours: Black with Red Sash

1. R. BURDON 3. T. LIDDELL 4. D. FLETCHER 6. R. HYDE 7 J. QUIRK 9. L. GRACH 10 A. RAYNER 11. S. BUCKMAN 12. B. SHIPP 14. B. TAYLOR 15. M. MADDEN 16. G. LIGHTFOOT 17. R. BARRY 19. M. WALMSELEY 20. S. HARPER 21. A. EALICK 22. A. CAIRNDUFF 24. G. BAXTER 25. A. CAREY 27. A. UNDERWOOD 29. N. HOPKINS

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RUSSELL MATHESON INVENTOR OF THE PREMIERSHIP MACHINE

1989

Triple Premiership Coach Russell Matheson is just as keen to win the flag in 1989 as he was when he launched his coaching career with the Blues back in 1984. The 1989 State Selector and assistant to the State League Representative Side, 'Boxer' as he is known in the West, Is the master of preparing a side to peak for the big one.

Russell is extremely pleased to have about 15 players in todays line up with Grand Final experience and of cours.e all of the Blues have competed in at least one finals match courtesy of their late '80's success.

The Coach expects it's on field leaders in Brian Kershaw, Jamie Mclaughlin, Rod Podbury, Geoff Reid, full forward Dale Bocabella and the Noack Brothers to all exert a positive Influence on the game. A significant effort should be forthcoming from adaptable Bill Darnell in his last game for the Club as he heads West in a few days to take up residence in Perth.

Although Russell respects all of the North Shore line up, he expects Tony Smith, Peter Robertson, Peter Quirk and David Querzoli all to be difficult opponents.

The Blues have had a light week in preparation for the big one, concentrating on skills and discussing their successful team plan and the need to adhere to it.

The Coach also recognised the magnificent support of the Campbelltown Council who will show their pride in the City's most successful team in 1990 with support for a new building and facilities at Football Park, and who in fact have given great encouragement for many years.

All in all the Blues are hungry for success, with a blending of experienced veterans who have been there before and know what is required, and young keen newcomers champing at the bit for Premiership glory.

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TONY SMITH - THE LEADER OF THE BEARS PACK

Former Sydney Swans and young coaching debutante Tony Smith today leads his charges onto the hallowed turf of Erskineville Oval In his first year as Senior Coach. Tony's impact both as a player and as coach has been significant in a club that is relentless in its search for September glory.

Tony Is well supported by a mature and educated playing staff that Includes only five players not to play in a senior Grand Final and all of the five are products of the Club's junior Premiership assembly line.

The Bears Coach is loath to cite individuals within his team as having a major Influence, suggesting that with the possible exception of centurion forward Peter Robertson, the side consists of players who are triers, adaptable and mature in their approach.

Smith certainly respects the Campbelltown team, highlighting triple Phelan Medalist Rod Podbury as the vital cog In the Blues armory, suggesting that if Podbury fires so too does the entire outfit.

The Ruckman/Coach has included a movie and breakfast before the game to the normal North Shore routine, indicating that the side came out of its Preliminary Final encounter with St George Injury free and ready to go.

With the commencement of construction on the new changeroom and club house building at Gore Hill and the upgrading of the oval, the Bears face the 1990's with a great deal of excitement. Today's First Grade result, with the chance of triple honours, could be the launching pad for a bright and successful future for this proud club.

If anyone is to lead the Bears to such glory It must surely be Tony Smith and his charges today.

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CAMPBELLTOWN PEN PICS 1. ROGER HAINES - Brilliant half foward or winger. Deadly left foot kicking - a highlight of his game.

2. STUART DEMPSTER - Creative half forward flanker, deadly accurate at goal, high marking a feature.

3. MICK UNDERWOOD - Local junior. Winner of League Goalkicking and Best & Fairest U19's 1982. Has shown tremendous determination and skill to cement his place in first grade.

4. ROD POD BURY - Triple Phelan Medalist and runner up in 1988. A football freak.

5. BILL DARNELL - Supremely fit and courageous utility player. Has had a superb season in defence or attack. Last game today.

6. STEVE PODBURY - Champion rover/centre. Every game he amazes with his courage, determination and sheer skill.

7. RUSSELL MATHESON - (captain/Coach) Captain Couragous. Will go down in Sydney Football History as one of the real success stories as player/coach.

8. GREG KELLNER - Rugged winger/flanker, tackling a feature - local junior.

9. STEVE NOACK - Local junior who played his 200th game in 2nd Semi Final.

10. BRIAN KERSHAW - (Vice captain) Champion half forward/wing/rover who finished 4th in this year's Phelan Medal. A true inspiration.

11. GEOFF NOACK - Local junior highly talented and rugged defender or forward. One of the most respected and talented players to have represented campbelltown.

12. KIERAN McMENAMIN - Extremely promising junior with potential to go all the way with football. Fearless footballer.

13. DAMIEN GRAHAM - Local junior still Ul7, 1989 NSW Teal Cup, exciting future prospect.

14. WAYNE O'DONNELL - Exciting flanker, ability to turn game, 1989 Representative player.

15. BRIAN MORLEY - Outstanding utility player who epitomises reliability. A matchwinner on his day, and has had a good run with injuries this year.

16. GEOFF REID - Highly talented key position player. A true stalwart who has played a bit part in developing the campbelltown tradition and spirit.

17. JAMIE McLAUGHLIN - Local junior, young in years but highly rated in ability and experi­ence. A fearless defender or forward who has earned the admiration of aII at Campbeiltown.

18. PAUL SMITH - Local junior. Dashing halfback/wing who never ceases to amaze with his speed, evasiveness and long kicks to the forward line.

19. RAY STODDART- Local junior. Reliable defender, strong hands and versatile long kick.

20.MARK O'HURLEY - Strong determined forward, long kick and reliable mark, can tum a match.

21. DALE BOCABELLA - On his day can completely dominate and with valuable experience.

22. DARREN CLARKE - Local junior, still eligible for U19's. Shows great determination and skills. A star of the future.

23. SEAN. BARRATT - Hard, fast rover/utility that feeds play well and commits totaIIy to the cause.

24. TIM McMENAMIN - Local junior. A brilliant utility player at home in defence or attack.

25. DAVE LAYTON - Local junior. Determined clearing dashes, a feature of his game, has cemented his position.

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NORTH SHORE PEN PICS

1. TONY SMillI - captain/Coach, Ex Morningside, QLD, State & Sydney Swans Player. 3. ALAN FITZGERALD - "Fitzy" - 187 games, local junior, Representative NSW Player. 4. ROGER FAULKNER - From U19's 1988, forward player good skills, ex local junior. 5. TROY TONKIN - Spectacular high marking player, lots of pace, ex Ul9's 1987, Iocaljur 6. ANTHONY CROKE - Recruited from QLD and Wagga Club 1988, First Grade Coach 1988, QLD & NSW State Representative Tham. 9. DAVID QUERZOLI - Ex West Torrens (SA), represented NSW 1989, all round player, tireless and clever. 10. ANTHONY SMYTHE - Ex Sandy Bay (Tus), Rugged steady player, cool thinker, never beaten. 11. CRAIG SAXBY - Recruited from East Sydney, good team player, rugged defender. 12. ANTHONY LOTON - Ex Victorian Amateurs Representative Player, rugged halfback, & clever. 14. PETER JOHNSON - Ex Norwood (SA), strong marking back player. Exceilent mark & kick. 15. PETER QUIRK- Ex Sydney Swans, never stops trying, inspiring player, kicks goals fron anywhere. 16. PETER CARR - Played 101 games, ex local junior club, wing, back player, NSW State player. 17. BRIAN DEMPSEY - Ex Stoney Creek (Vic), ruckman, forward pocket, strong mobile player. 18. KEN PHILLIPS - U19 player 1987, wing/half forward, NSW Tuai Cup Representative. 20. DAVID FITZGERALD - "Buster'', rugged, no frills, reliable team player, ex local junior player. 21. GERARD DIGNAN - Wing/half forward, clever, mobile player, local junior, NSW State Representative player. 22. TIM PIIRTO - The team joker, watch for his signs. From Claremont (WA), exceIIent tee player. 23. ANTHONY LAMBERT- Former U19 player, ruckman, strong hands, local junior (Willoughby Club). 25. JULIAN DOYLE - Clever high marking utility player, represented QLD and NSW in Tc Cup. 26. PETER ROBERTSON - "Robbo", kicked 100 goals again from half forward flank in '89, NSW State Representative 1989. The slightest chance will be a goal. 27. NIGEL MCLAUGHLIN -Another ex U19 player from 1987, local junior. Strong, ruggE all round player, recovering from a serious knee injury. 28. CHRIS NEVILLE - Ex Clarence (Ths) utility player, can play anywhere, good skills, no nonsense player. 45. ANDREW DOYLE - "Dayley", another of the U19 class of '86, Iocaljunio, clever wing a rover. 46. PHIL DONALDSON - Ex Port Adelaide (SA) tough nuggety rover, takes a great high mark, lots of pace and skill.

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1989 STATE LEAGUE FIXTURE Sat April 2 Sat June 24

Campbelltown 5.9 North Shore 5.7 Sydney Uni St George f Matches (

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St George 7-10 East Sydney 7·14 I Western Subs North Shore ro Sunday

Parramatta 14-19 Hills 6·11 East Sydney Hills August 27

Sydney Uni 9.5 Western Subs 6·14 Sun July 2

Sun April 9 Sydney Uni 4-11 Campbelltown 15·23

Western Subs 11-15 St George 20·20 1_, Western Subs 7·13 Parramatta 15·21 I ':

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18·15 Parramatta 13·8 North Shore 14·15 East Sydney 15-18

Hills 13·15 Sydney Uni 22·13 Sun July 9

Sat April 15

3 Parramatta 18·25 Sydney Uni 8·8

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East Sydney 19·22 Parramatta 18-19 Sydney Uni 5-14 North Shore 23-30 East Sydney 23·17 Western Subs 14·18

Sun April 16 Western Subs 16·11 Hills 14·22 Sat July 15

St George 23·9 Parramatta 20·14

SunAprll 23 Lf Hills 13·14 Nth Shore 27·13

East Sydney 11-16 Sydney Uni 9·12 Sun July 16 The remainder of these games will be played on July 15 Western Subs 11·8 Campbelltown 19-15

SatAprll29 Sun July 23

St George Sydney Uni ratches -r· St George 16·10 Sydney Uni 12·4

Parramatta Campbelltown postponed ') Parramatta 6·12 Campbelltown 17·18

North Shore Westen Subs to Sunday North Shore 13·16 Western Subs 2·5

Hills East Sydney July 23 Hills 11-13 East Sydney 10·12

Sun May7 Sat July 29 Campbelltown 19·15 Sydney Uni 9-6

~ Hills 9·6 Campbelltown 26·24

Parramatta 26-17 Western Subs 14·13 North Shore 22·10 St George 6·11

St George 20·9 Hills 5-10 Sydney Uni 17·14 Parramatta 14·22

East Sydney 26·15 North Shore 16·21 SunAuguat6

Sun May 14 Western Subs 8·10 East Sydney 31-14

Sydney Uni Parrmatta I Matches North Shore 18·18 Campbelltown 10·10

Hills Campbelltown postponed ·7 North Shore St George to: July 29 Sat Aug 12 Western Subs East Sydney to: Aug 6 Sydney Uni 10·19 Hills 20-12

Parramatta 12·9 North Shore 16·20

Sat May 27 Campbelltown 14-14 EastSydneb 5.7

~~~hs~~g;/ 11·7 St George 9·15 ~ St George 27·23 Western Su s 4.3

Campbelltown To Aug 6 Hills 9.3 Parramatta 8·22 Sun Aug 20 Sun May28 Campbelltown 15·17 St George 6·4

Western Subs 5-10 Sydney Uni 9.9 North Shore 12·13 Hills 2·6

Sun June 4 Sun Aug 27 Sydney Uni Hills fMatches Sydney Uni 12·12 St George 16·21

Parramatta North Shore postponed C) Campbelltown 13·14 Parramatta 7·11

Campbelltown ~s;t~rnds~bs }to Saturday Western Subs 9·6 North Shore 20-26

St George August 12 East Sydney 26·28 Hills 8·11

Sat June 10 1 at Semi Final

Parramatta 13·13 East Sydney 7-10 Sun 3 September Ersklnevllle Oval

Sun June 11 i:) St George 12·15 East Sydney 8-20

Sydney Uni 8-5 North Shore 10·5 Hills 17·13 Western Subs 5.5 2nd Semi Final

Mon June 12 Sun 10 September Erskineville Oval

Campbelltown St George To Aug 20 Campbelltown 18·12 North Shore 16·8

Sun June18 Preliminary Final

Sydney Uni 5·15 East Sydney 8·20 II

Sun 17 September Erskineville Oval

Parramatta 8·10 St George 8·18 North Shore 25·23 St George 10-12

Western Subs 11·8 Campbelltown 19·15 Hills North Shore }to Aug 20

Grand Final Sun 24 September Ersklneville Oval

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Clarrie STARR 1935 Stan POWDITCH 1936 David PROBYN 1937 Stan POWDITCH 1939 Clarrie STARR 1940 Milton EDGEWORTH 1941 Harry CRANE

NSW STATE FOOTBALL LEAGUE LEADING GOALKICKERS • lST GRADE

Club Sydney

Eastern Subs Newtown Sth Sydney St George Sth Sydney St George Sth Sydney Eastern Subs Newtown

Goala Yaar Player 102 1962 Denis AITKEN

78 71 71 BO 79

115 61 72 69

1963 Ellis NOACK 1964 Don McKENNA 1965 Phil PROSSER 1966 Don McKENNA 1967 Peter RYDER 1968 Gordon BOWMAN

Jack HAMILTON Emmanuel KERINAIVA JeffJARRATT Jeff TREWIN

Club Newtown Newtown St George Sthn Dists St George Western Subs Newtown Eastern Subs St George Western Subs Nth Shore

1942 Unknown

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974

Lindsay HETHERINGTON Western Subs

1943 Bi!IWOOD Sth Sydney Sydney Naval Eastern Subs St George Newtown Eastern Subs Eastern Subs Newtown Newtown Western Subs Eastern Subs Nth Shore Sydney Naval Western Subs Newtown Newtown

95 47 71 BO 56 56 81 78 96 89 89 BO 84

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Chris BRADLEY Western Subs

1944 Don TRIGG Dick BEDNASKI Sthn Dists

1945 Sam LOXTON 1946 Des DONKIN 1947 Joe HUGHES 1948 Clinton WINES 1949 Clinton WINES 1950 Roger DUFFY 1951 RogerDUFFY 1952 Robert HALL 1953 Joe HUGHES 1954 Max MAYO 1955 DannyWILSON 1956 Terry INGERSOLL 1957 Laurie McNULTY 1958 Frank FINDLAY 1959 Les PEREIRA 1960 Laurie McNULTY

1975 Paul CAVANOUGH 1976 Paul CAVANOUGH 1977 PeterPHYSlilCK 1978 Wes PRESTON 1979 Peter RUSCUKLIC 1980 Peter RUSCUKLIC 1981 Peter RUSCUKLIC 1982 GeoffSPALDING 1983 John HENDRY 1984 Steve BIRD 1985 nm SMITH 1988 Alan MAPLESON 1987 Wayne COPE 1988 Paul ANGELIS 1989 Peter ROBERTSON + One game to play

Western Subs Western Subs East Sydney Western Subs East Sydney East Sydney East Sydney East Sydney Nth Shore Pennant Hills Campbelltown East Sydney Campbelltown Nth Shore Nth Shore

1961 Laurie McNULTY

Nth Shore Newtown Newtown

98 78 71 79 61 The scores prior to 1931 are not known

RESERVE GRADE 1932 R. PHELAN Newtown 71 1964 Ron BAKER 1933 Unknown 1965 Ron BAKER 1934 Syd COOMBS Sth Sydney 29 1966 Ray BRAHE 1935-36 Unknown 1967 C. HERBERT 1936 Jack MENZIES St George 29 1968 Brian LAWN 1937 Jack ELLINGTON Sydney 39 1969 R. Patterson 1938 Biii NICHOLLS Newtown 48 1970 Brian LAWN 1939 Alby DIDLOCK Newtown 33 1971 J. WOODS 1940 John HAYES Eastern Subs 46 1972 Max CHAMBERS 1941 A. JACKSON St George 25 1973 Jeff JARRATT 1942 Unknown 1976 E. MOIKA 1943 S. CONNELL St George 38 1975 Danny COLLARD 1944 W. GREEN Newtown 22 1976 Brian ANDREWS

E. WHITBREAD South Sydney 22 1977 David WALDUCK 1945·46 Unknown 1978 Col MacDONALD 1947 C. Montague North Shore 28 1979 Terry OXLEY 1948-53 Unknown 1980 Geoff SPALDING 1954 John HAYES Eastern Subs 48 1981 Ken McCLAY 1955 Billy FREE Newtown 35 1982 M. YOUNG 1956 Harry LLOYD St George 56 1983 Vasslk BAROVS 1957 Leigh NEVIN St George 43 1984 Vasslk BAROVS 1958 E. Sharpe Eastern Subs 40 1985 Peter SCOTT 1959 Les MAY Newtown 34 1986 Peter SCOTT 1960 Ron BAKER Eastern Subs 44 1987 Stephen McCLURE 1961 Denis AITKEN Newtown 59 1988 Steve PATERSON 1962 Kevin EGAN Newtown 56 1989 Rob DANIEL 1963 K. McLEAN Sydney Naval 29 + One game lo play

Eastern Subs Eastern Subs North Shore UNSW UNSW Sydney Uni UNSW Eastern Subs Nth Shore Westerm Subs Western Subs Western Subs East Sydney Western Subs St George North Shore East Sydney Western Subs Western Subs Nth Shore Nth Shore Campbelltown Campbelltown East Sydney Hiiis Nth Shore

Goa la 96 55 77 79 71 60 87 87.

93 113 73

123 109 96 84 74 73

101 138 156 213 105 71 96

120 115 99

123 100+

51 57 53 51 64 46

102 47

115 100 46 64 94 63 64 48 47 55

50 50 76

107 59 70 52+

As you can see the League's records are Incomplete. If you have any lnforma11on which can assist In proldlng the missing Information, contact the NSWAFL Office on 332 3791.

N.S.WA.F.L Football Record 1989

FIRST GRADE

CAMPBELL TOWN NORTH SHORE

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Colours: Navy Blue With White Motif -.

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5. T. TONKIN 5. W. DARNELL ; 6. A. CROKE 6. S.PODBURY 9. D. QUERZOU 7. R. MATHERSON 10. A. SMYTHE 8. G.KELLNER ! 11. C.SAXBY 9. S. NOACK 12. A. LOTON 10. 8. KERSHAW 14. P. JOHNSON 11. G.NOACK 15. P. QUIRK 12. K. McMENAMIN 16. P. CARR 13. D. GRAHAM

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17. B. DEMPSEY ! 14. W. McDONNELL i 18. K. PHILLIPS 15. B. MORLEY 20. D. FITZGERALD 16. G.READ 21. G. DIGNAN 17. J, McLAUGLIN 22. T. PIIRTO 18. P. SMITH 23. A. LAMBERT 19. R. STODDART 25. J. DOYLE 20. M.O'HURLEY 26. P. ROBERTSON 21. D. BOCABELLA 27. N. McLOUGHUN 22. D. CLARK . 28. C. NEVILLE 23. S.BARRAIT i 45. A. DOYLE 24. T. McMENAMIN ' 46. P. DONALDSON 25. D. LAYTON

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I PREVIOUS PREMIERS - FIRST GRADE PREVIOUS PREMIERS -FIRST GRADE Year Premier Runner-Up Third Fourth 1903 East Sydney 6.8 North Shore 4.2 Paddington Redfern

Year Premier Runner-Up Third Fourth Fifth 1952 North Shore 11.7 Western Subs 9.12 Newtown Sydney

1904 North Shore 5.13 Balmain 2.8 West Sydney Sydney 1905 Sydney 7.9 YMCA 7.9 Newtown Bal main

1953 Eastern Subs 21.22 Western Subs 15.12 Newtown St George 1954 Eastern Subs 13.20 Newtown 11.8 North Shore St George

1906 Newtown 9.8 Redfern U4 Bal main Sydney 1907 Sydney 1.6 Newtown 1.4 East Sydney Redfern 1908 YMCA 15.6 East Sydney 5.8 Newtown Redfern

1955 Eastern Subs 13.12 North Shore 7.10 Newtown Western Subs 1956 Eastern Subs 10.12 Western Subs 9.17 St George Newtown 1957 Eastern Subs 12.18 Sydney Naval 9.18 Western Subs Newtown

1909 North Shore 7.5 YMCA5.5 Paddington Newtown 1958 Eastern Subs 15.11 Western Subs 8.11 Newtown St George 1910 YMCA 5.18 East Sydney 3.6 Sydney Paddington 1911 East Sydney 4.5 Sydney 2.4 YMCA Newtown

1959 Eastern Subs 14.11 Newtown 7.11 Western Subs Sydney Naval 1960 Sydney Naval 9.12 Newtown 9.9 St George Eastern Subs

1912 Sydney 5.13 Paddington 2.3 YMCA East Sydney 1913 Sydney 9.16 Paddington 6.6 South Sydney Newtown 1914 South Sydney 7.7 Sydney 4.15 Paddington Bal main

1961 North Shore 11.15 Sydney Naval 4.11 Newtown Eastern Subs 1962 Sydney Naval 18.20 Newtown 14. 13 St George North Shore 1963 Western Subs 14.14 Newtown 12.16 North Shore Sydney Naval

1915 Paddington 9.5. Newtown 5. 11 Bal main Sydney 1916 Paddington 3.14 Balmain 1.8 Newtown Sydney 1917 Paddington 12.20 East Sydney 3.1 O Newtown Balmain

1964 St George 14.18 Western Subs 4.18 Sydney Naval North Shore 1965 Western Subs 17. 15 St George 12.9 Newtown Sydney Naval 1966 Western Subs 15.22 St George 10.10 Newtown Eastern Subs

1918 East Sydney Newtown Paddington Sydney 1919 Paddington 11.10 East Sydney 8.8 Newtown Sydney 1920 Paddington 15.5 Newtown 9.15 Railway East Sydney 1921 North Shore 10.7 Newtown 7.12 Paddington Railway 1922 Paddington 8.6 Newtown 5.14 East Sydney Railway 1923 Sydney 10.7 Newtown 8.15 Railway Paddington 1924 Paddington 11.8 Newtown 9.14 Railway Sydney 1925 Sydney 9.13 Paddington 7.0 Newtown East Sydney 1926 Eastern Subs 6. 1 O Western Subs 3.7 Newtown South Sydney 1927 Eastern Subs 9.16 Newtown 6.13 South Sydney Sydney 1928 Newtown 10.16 Eastern Subs 4.5 Sydney South Sydney 1929 Newtown 10.8 North Shore 6.6 South Sydney Sydney 1930 Newtown 9.17 South Sydney 7.13 Eastern Subs Sydney 1931 Sydney 6.7 Newtown 4.14 South Sydney Eastern Suburbs 1932 Newtown 7.12 South Sydney 5.5 Eastern Subs Sydney 1933 Newtown 10.3 Sydney 7.16 South Sydney North Shore 1934 South Sydney 17.12 Newtown 12.6 St George Sydney 1935 South Sydney 21.9 St George 11.17 North Shore Newtown 1936 Newtown 17.8 Sth Sydney 10.10 St George Eastern Subs 1937 St George 11 . 16 Sth Sydney 6.9 Newtown Sydney 1938 St George 6.20 Newtown 1.9 Sth Sydney North Shore 1939 Newtown 10.25 St George 10.3 Eastern Subs Sth Sydney 1940 Newtown 10.11 Eastern Subs 8.8 Sth Sydney St George 1941 Eastern Subs 7. 10 Sth Sydney 8.3 Newtown St George 1942 Newtown 14.14 Sth Sydney 9. 10 Eastern Subs Sydney 1943 St George 12.19 Sth Sydney 9.10 R.A.A.F. Eastern Subs

1967 Newtown 9.16 Western Subs 8.12 Eastern Subs Sthn Dists 1968 Newtown 22.11 Western Subs 10.18 Eastern Subs Sthn Dists 1969 Western Subs 13. 17 Newtown 12.16 North Shore Bal main 1970 Newtown 15.16 North Shore 10.16 Western Subs St George 1971 East Sydney 19.15 Western Subs 15.22 North Shore St George 1972 Western Subs 22.23 East Sydney 12.14 St George North Shore 1973 East Sydney 22.18 Western Subs 18.9 Newtown St George Sthn Dists 1974 . Western Subs 18.25 East Sydney 17.21 St George Sth Sydney Newtown 1975 Western Subs 18.18 East Sydney 12.16 St George Newtown Nth Shore 1976 East Sydney 23.12 North Shore 10.13 St George Western Subs Newtown 1977 Western Subs 18.25 North Shore 14.9 Newtown St George Pnt. Hills 1978 North Shore 17.17 Western Subs 13.12 St George East Sydney Newtown 1979 North Shore 13.17 Western Subs 9.22 East Sydney Newtown 1980 East Sydney 30.24 North Shore 12.11 Newtown Western Subs 1981 East Sydney 19.16 Newtown 3.23 Pennant Hills Western Subs 1982 East Sydney 8.8 Pennant Hills 5.8 Western Subs St George 1983 East Sydney 18.23 Balmain 15.3 North Shore St George 1984 East Sydney 20.13 North Shore 5.4 Campbelltown Pennant Hills 1985 North Shore 18.19 Campbelltown 14.12 St George East Sydney 1986 Campbelltown 17.13 North Shore 13.14 Pennant Hills St George 1987 Campbelltown 25.16 St George 12.7 East Sydney Hills 1988 Campbelltown 13.1 O East Sydney 8.9 North Shore Hills 1989 ? ? St George East Sydney Please note: The score from the 1918 Grand Final cannot be located.

1944 Sydney Naval 11 .15 R.A.A.F. 8.17 Newtown St George 1945 Newtown 20.18 R.A.A.F 12.14 Eastern Subs Sth Sydney 1946 Newtown 16.13 St George 10.6 Eastern Subs Sth Sydney 1947 Newtown 18.14 Eastern Subs 10.6 North Shore Sth Sydney 1948 Newtown 16.17 Sydney Naval 6.15 North Shore Eastern Subs 1949 Newtown 15.10 Eastern Subs 14.15 North Shore Sth Sydney 1950 Newtown 13.16 Sydney Naval 8.7 Eastern Subs Western Subs 1951 Western Subs 11.15 Eastern Subs 10.9 Newtown Sydney

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NSW STATE LEAGUE

1ST GRADE

North Shore 25.23 (173) St George 10.12 (72)

RESERVE GRADE

North Shore 13.17 (95) East Sydney 14.5 (89)

S.F .L. DIVISION I

1STGRADE

Manly Bankstown

15.17 (107) 4.16 (40)

RESERVE GRADE

Wollongong Manly

15.12 (102) 5.11 (41)

VALE KEN FERGUSON Many who follow the code here in Sydney may not know that long standing NSW

and Sydney Official. Ken Ferguson passed away in July.

Ken was the Secretnry of the NSW Ans· tralian Football League for a period of 29 years in both honorary and fulltime ca·

pacities. Ken was very well liked by many who supported the code and the

knowledge of his demise will sadden their hearts.

S.F.L. DIVISION II

1ST GRADE

Penrith • 11. 7 (73) Hawkesbury 7.5 (47)

METROPOLITAN COLTS

UNDER 19'S St George 7.12 (54) Baulkam Hills 3. 7 (25)

UNDER 20'S Sutherland 18.12 (120) Bankstown 7. 3 (45)

1989

NSWAFL Football Record

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The ultimate dream of every player and coach is to participate in a.finals series and ultimately go on to be premiers.

At the start of each season the aim and objective is to win enough matches to make the finals. The Home and Away Series is onl; the formalities, but still a battle. The Finals Series is a completely separate struggle. The big difference between the two being the relative importance of your teams ladder position.

The closer to the top the greater the advantage. The top sides only have to win 1 game of 2 to play off in the Grand Final, and as we all know the top two have an easier road to hoe than the bottom two.

With all the knocks and bruises resulting from the previous finals its a long haul unless you gain the advantage, as the top side, to a weeks rest.

For clubs anticipating a place in the finals, September is the time when a noticeable change of attitude takes place within players and staff at a club. As the weather· improves so does the morale at training and tempo on the track. Players arrive earlier as they sense the chance to play in the big one.

Experienced sides at this stage endeavour to learn from past experience and take remedial action to overcome deficiencies which may have let them down in the past.

Once the dye is cast with your team its up to the players and no one else.

After the match, obviously we have a winner and a loser, success needs no explanation, unfortunately, failure will not accept any alibi.

In the heat of the moment be gracious in defeat and humble in victory. Don't give . blame if you lose at the time. In the clean light of day look at what went wrong,

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