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Well what a turnaround we have after four rounds of the Carlton Riverina Foot­ball League season.

Last year's grand finalists Coolamon and East Wagga-Kooringal are outside the four, Wagga have yet to win a game after finishing third last season and only Turvey Park (4th last year) have man­aged to retain their four spot early in the season.

Turvey Park is in third position behind unbeaten leaders Narrandera with Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong second and Ariah Park-Mirrool fourth.

There is still a long way to go before the

finals but it certainly appears as though there is going to be a couple of new faces in the final four makeup.

The Representative squad has had a couple of training runs already and appear keen to go all the way in the Win­field Championships this year.

Selectors have a hard task ahead of them settling on the final 20 to represent Riverina as there is quite a number of form players in the league at present.

While a few of the older faces will be missing from this year's team there is still plenty of experience on hand and with some promising young players in the squad the league is sure to be very com­petitive.

It appears as though Riverina 's first match will be against Tungamah League at Mulwala on May 27.

Here's hoping the players make the selectors job very difficult between now and then.

◄ OUR COVER: Richard Flanigan (T.R.Y.C.) takes this mark despite the attention of M.C.U.'s Gorden Wooden

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FIRST GRADE LADDER After Round 4: W LD For Ag % Pts

NARRANDERA ..... 4 556 368 151.0 16 GANMAIN-G.G.-M . ... 3 l . 533 383 139.l 12 TURVEY PARK ..... 3 l . 492 425 115.7 12 ARIAH PARK-M . .. 3 1. 425 409 103.9 12 Coolamon ............ 2

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E.W.-Kooringal .... 2 2 - 487 488 99.7 8 Leeton ................ l 3 - 436 474 91.9 4 Griffith ................ 1 3 373 582 60.0 4 Ardlethan ............ l 3 369 597 61.9 4 Wagga ................. 4. 347 474 73.2 0

SECOND GRADE LADDER After Round 4: For Ag % Pts

GANMAIN-G.G.-M. .......... 480 280 171.4 16 LEETON......................... 379 253 149.8 16 NARRANDERA ................ 461 282 163.4 12 E.W.-KOORINGAL .......... 358 366 97.8 8 Ariah Park .. . . . . .. .. .. .. . . . . .. .. . 336 349 96.2 8 Coo lam on .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . 320 333 96.0 8 Wagga ............................ 268 297 90.2 8 Ardlethan .......................... 280 411 68.l 4 Turvey Park . . .. . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . 238 382 62.3 O Griffith ............................ 257 424 60.6 0

UNDER NINETEENS LADDER After Round 4:

LEETON ....................... .. TURVEY PARK ............... . GANMAIN-G.G.-M . ........ .. COOLAMON .................. . Narrandera ..................... . \Vagga ........................... . Anah Park ...................... . Griffith ........................... . Ardlethan ....................... . East Wagga-K ................. .

For Ag % Pts 655 98 668.3 16 456 llO 414.S 16 383 107 357.9 16 347 228 152.1 8 208 215 96. 7 8 174 373 46.6 8 237 336 70.5 4 185 358 51.6 4 151 440 34.3 0 89 520 17.1 0

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP After Round 4: lsts 2nds Ul9 Total

Narrandera .......... 24 9 2 35 Ganmain G.G.M ... 18 12 4 34 A.P. Mirrool ......... 18 6 1 25 Turvey Park .......... 18 0 4 22 Leeton ................ 6 12 4 22 Coolamon ............ 12 6 2 20 E.W. Kooringal ..... 12 6 0 18 Ardlethan ............ 6 3 0 9 Wagga ................. 0 6 2 8 Griffith ................ 6 0 1 7 tsts: 6 pts; 2nds: 3 pl~; Ul9s: l pt.

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Week Total

M. Crouch (East Wagga) . . . . .. . . 19 Glen Carroll ( Coolamon) . . . .. . 17 G. Tooze (Turvey Park) . . . . . . . .. 2 16 B. Ough (Wagga). . . . . . . . . .... .. 3 15 M. Winter (Gan main) . . . . . . . .. .. 4 15 Grant Carroll (Ganmain) . ... . . . 8 13

SECOND GRADE: J. Lyons (Leeton) ................ . W. Norton (Ganmain) ......... .. P. Hatty (Ganmain) ............. . G. Collins(Griffith) ............. . B. Tucker ( Ardlethan) ......... . G. Owen (Griffith) .............. .

UNDER NINETEENS:

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FIRST GRADE Round 4:

Ganmain25.ll.161 ........ d East Wagga 15.19.109 Ardlethan 15.14.104 ....... d Leeton 14.16.100 Narrandera29.17.191 ..... d Griffith 12.10.82 AriahPark 9.20.74 ......... d Wagga 10.12.72 Turvey Park 14.13.97 ..... d Coolamon 13.13.91 SECOND GRADE: Ganmain20.16.l36 ........ d East Wagga 9.8.62 Leeton 18.12.120 .......... d Ardlethan 6.10.46 Narrandera 19.18.132 ..... d Griffith 6.6.42 AriahPark 14.12.96 ....... d Wagga 4.6.30 Coolamon 12.8.80 ......... d Turvey Park 6.10.46 UNDER NINETEENS: Ganmain 15.14.104 ........ d East Wagga 4.0.24 Leeton 29.20.194 .......... d Ardlethan 1.2.8 Narrandera 11.4.70 ........ d Griffith 3.6.24 Wagga 12.4.76 .............. d Ariah Park 9.12.66 Turvey Park 12.11.83 ..... d Coolamon 8.5 .53

SELECTIONS Selections m capitals

Wagga v GANMAIN Ardlethan v ARIAH PARK EAST WAGGA v Griffith COOLAMON v Leeton TURVEY PARK v Narrandera

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ARDLETHAN: President: ERIC SMITH, Moomoooldool. 2665 Ph Barcllan 21-D Secrrtary: GEORGE COX. "Wywurr'y ". Beckom. 2668 Ph. YarranJerry 843229

COMPETITION WINNERS Daniel Breed of Leeton won the

Faulkner Football (no.3), and Ricky Reid of Temora won

the VFL Jumper (no.2). Prizes posted soon.

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Well I don't know what a side 1. B. OUGH 27. G. EDNEY has to do to win a game. Another 2. A SNOWDEN 28 G. DOSWELL game where we lost the game 3 1 WILLIS 29. S BANCE

h · II 4. M. BARBER 30. T. BATSOIKIS

as1ca y on the last kick of the 5. P. JOHNSON 31. D. OAKES day. I really feel that a win is just 6. A. CROKE 32. I. SMITH around the corner. 7. M. THOMPSON 33. R. MESSIMAKER

8 M WALKER 34. S WALL The Second XVIII aho suf- 9 R. PIEPER 35. M. BYRNE

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fered a loss hut the Under 19s made amends by 10. R. CARROLL 36. P. BINGER recording a gutsy win. Also thanks to the players 11. P. OSBEISTON 37 P MOI IR

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Award winners last week were: Under 19s: 15. A. GAYNOR 41. G. MARTIN Encouragement award T. Kelly; Schipp~ Sports 16. P. WILLIAMS 42. J. SHARPE Store award, T. Dryden·, Chicken Spot. S. 17 J. BANNISTER 43. L. SALMON - 18 M DENTON 44. M. EAGLE Bance. Second XVIII: Come Alive Pewter, Alan 19. R COLVIN 45. P. MOHR Snowden; Speed Shop award, M. Ford; and 20. P. COLLINS 46 G. WILLIS Snow made it a quinella by taking out the River- 21 B. SHERIDAN 47. R. LIMBRICK · A 1· 22. B. HICKEY 48. M. FORD ma ustra 1an Football Club award. Fir~t XVIII: 23 L INGLIS 49 A. EGAN Come A.live Pewter award, G. Edney; Red Steer 24 D COMMERFORD 50 C DALLAS Dinner, Ray Carroll. 25 D IIALBISCH 51. M MARLOW

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R. O'CONNOR 29. G. CARROLL L. GIBSON 30 W.DUNNE D. HOWE 31. B. CARROLL M. FRASER 32. R. CONWAY D.CARROLL 3.,. R WALL J STEELE 34. J. RUSSELL P TURNER 35. G FENNESSY D. WALSH 36. B. WINTER V.CARROLL 37. G, SCHNOEGL J. CARROLL 38 0. SULLIVAN M. CARROLL 39. B NOBLE L. KERR 40. B WALSH M. O'DONNELL 41. D. M..:CUt,;TOC'K M. WINTER 42. D. HIT G. EVANS 43 W. KEMBER M WALSH 44 w NORTO~ W. EVANS 45. G SYMONS K. WILLIAMS 4n. P. SARGENT B GAWNE 47. M. QUINN A CORBEn· 48. D HARRIS S. BRILL 49. G. BRILL J. SHEPHERD 50. J. BOOTH P. EISENHAUER 51. P. HATTY G. MENZIES 52. P. LONGLY B.KERR 53. M. RUSSELL R. O'REILLY 54 D. MILNE

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A real team effort gave u~ a good wm over the Hawb. Grant Carroll with eight goals from a half forward flank won the Sport~ Club Award and also the Br01lcrs Cup, whilst most of his team mates hardly put a Rm. foot wrong either Comm1serati'.ms BL~Ot~1~~~\R5

to our half hack line tackling machine Dennis Howe on d1'.locating his shoulder. Hope you arc soon hack out there 'Howie·

The Re~ervc:-., after an ordmarv first half drew away m the second half to win Jeasily. Gl;dfned S;:hnocgl won the Bowl mg Cluh award- from Barry Wabh and Tohy Turner.

The Under 19s completed the tnfceta with an easy wm. Trevor Cox won the Publicans Award from Russell Wall and Rod Crouch.

Bclcive coach Rocky's idea of dividing the players mto the two religious groups for competitive work at training didn ·1 balance too well with one group doubling the other.

Congratulations to Digger Carroll on reaching his nincthieth birthday. Believe his sons did most of the celebrating. ·

The idea of bringing representatives of the Albury Umpires Assoeiauon for a talk with the players proved very successful, ~o they should be all clued up with the rules now.

A big welcome back to Lozza 'Bear' Gibson and the way he started off 111 his first game, he should have a couple more season left in him yet. Finally a word to the opposition Mark Gooden 's mark would probably rate as the best mark taken on our ground. Level with hig Lozza ':,, shoulder:-. gives you some idea how high up he was.

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Although one ~wallow doesn't make a summer. one win eertamly doc~ wonder~ for morale. One could ~ense that during trainmg and the lead up to the Leeton game. that the players really wanted to wm. for the sake of the Club and thcm:,elvcs Their fir~t 4uartcr

df, ,r: wa:, hr:,t da~~. althnugh Leeton caused a few anAiow, momcnb before the ~1ren ~oundcd. Shaun Quade wa~ ab~olutcly magnificent and there :,cems little doubt that when Shaun i~ firing on all cylinder~ he lifts the rc~t of the ~idc. Peter Sculley wasn't far bchmd him and it is good to sec Scull back in form after a couple of 4uict game~. Other good players. and there were many, were Phil Horan. StL:w1e Litchfield. and Barry Cox.

The Reserve~ were sent out good thing:, to wm again but after mis~ing the start, being caught in a pocket for most of the way and not showmg any ~tamina in the run home, they finished unplaced. The :,electors have ordered a swab on all the run­ners, claimmg thne were none. Those that did show a bit of dash during the event were Geoff Gilbert. Niel Litchfield, Steve Richens. Robbie Guymer and Paul Horan.

The Under 19~ were completely outclassed by a very good Leeton side. and it ~eems that Maurie and the boys will have to go back to ~cratch and have a think about their game. The ability is there so if you work at it boys you'll break through for a win. Lon­don Hotel A ward winners were Brendan Semmler. Kent Lally, Paul Griffin, Andrew Clark and Doug Dowdy.

Today 1t\ the 'Local Derby' against the Bombers and after what :,hould be three good games. let\ celebrate three home side wins.

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were about as fluent as a flock of albatros~cs. How we managed to win will remain one of lifcs unsolved mysteries. but. the points are on record now and every little bit helps. Trying to decide on best players was "d1fficult' to put it nicely. but Brett Vearing certainly de~crves top ranking. followed by Hans Hevstratten, Leo Lucas. ·Brvon' Johnstone and Ruff Lucas. I hope we've seen 'the last of the dismal performances and can look forward to some better football in the matches to come.

The Reserves returned to the winners circle again inflicting a crushing defeat over the Tigers in what was a VERY physical encounter. Both sides played rugged football but we emerged victorious after coming right away from the Tigers in the final term. In what was a fine team effort, Buster Fairman, Jack "it's not dead it's alive rat" Walker, Phil Short. Dale Watterson, Gary Ryal! and Ian Gordon produced some of the best form of the match.

The Under l 9s were beaten in the last quarter by the Tiger:,. The match was close all game and the Bombers only failed by ten points to get their second wm for the season on the board. Philip Recs won the Bowling Club and the Coache~ Award and Brian Gaynor the Socb. whilst also to play well were Brian Gordon, Ross Seymour, Brian Prentice and Rodney Gregory.

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CM_. C_0_O_UI_M_O_N_G_R_A_S_S_H_O_P_P_E_R_S~ 4 Last week saw the second de­T JI feat in as many games. We have seemed to forgotten the fun­damentals of football. You chn­not win games without doing all

GREEN, WHITE v the hard work which goes with it, i.e.: backing-up, running, and of course the basic skill of passing

the ball. Good players were as scarce as hens teeth, hut none tried hard then Brett (woolpack) Allen, Greg (crazy) Curran, Daryl Bruest. Gary Buchanan, Herbie Pleming and coach Russell.

The Seconds finally showed some of their potential with a fine win over Ginnys Gang. But it took a inspirational and stirring speech by Rob­bie at quarter time to get them going. Gary Bar­bander had more kicks than a footy tester at Ross Faulkners factory to take out the main award, while Rod (paddy) Sheather rucked well to win the second award.

The Thirds went down to a much bigger com­bination. Again the boys seem to leave it to everyone else to get the hard ball and wait to be receivers, but I'm sure with a bit of hard training they will be a better side. The award winners were Shane (tank) Buchanan, Jamie (mildew) Robinson and Wayne (muscles) Kew.

The Trivia Night was a huge success. Everyone was hard guessing some of Tom's questions, but of course Tom's very good at trivia. More club news later from this fine publication or from your friendly Committeeman.

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SENIORS R. CAMPBELL

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When we decide to play a full 120 minutes of football instead of JO minutes mavbc we will start our move up the ladder. ·

Lloyd Pilkington Shirt award winner\\ as Peter Brereton who had his best game since jornging us this year. Mick Baillie won the Col Attree Pewter Award.

The Reserves scored a good win over the 'Stars'. 'Buses' was m good form in front of the big sticks with 8 majors. Pitty you can't handball for goal Jim. Len Wade Brute Award this week was won hy Hank Van Kruning. The Pewter award went to Andrew Lowrie.

The Under 19s were again ahk to score a big win. Anthony Wakeman's 8 goals 12 behinds will mean Charlie will have to spend some time with him at training in an effort to convert the behinds to goals. Bolton Pest Award was shared by Gkn Graham and Brian Smith.

This week the Coolamon "Grasshoppers''. Let's see if we can lift ourselves and bring home the four points.

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It make-, you feel proud to he a Bulldog when we beat Coolamon with guts and determination, even though the final scores were close we would have been stiff to lose as we were the better side all day. Gerald Pieper's perform­

ance was top -,helf along with good players in the Cox brothers, Terrv Ness and Mr. Consistency Peter Cotterill. N~ssy won the Miltons Gea'r Award and the Coach's Award leaders in the Miltons Gear Award arc Cotterill and Greg (Knuckles) Tooze with 16 votes each.

The Reserves once again were in a winning position at half time, but lack of fitness told after the break. David Butler returning from injury won the A.C.I. Award with Richard Sutton win­ning the Coach's Trophy. But no one tried harder than Ginny all day. In the Reserves A.C.I. Award P. Tooze, T.McGrcgor and D. Butler arc equal leaders on 9 votes a piece. Jason Geise and Bill Bishop were the award winners in the Under 19s good win. The Committee would also like to thank the Under 19 boys who double-up each for the Seconds.

Flag favourites Narrandcra will be tough, but if we display last weeks endeavour we can toss them. Hope to see you all in the Club Bistro after the game.

Coming attractions: Bush Dance on Saturday, 26th May. Contact Marie Shearer at the Rule~ Club on 311511.

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Congratulat1on,. to all grades on thcir great wim la:-.t Sunday. With ,,ur Senior:-. proving that If you can get that ball away from the centre bounce. vou already have in half made, anti the rc,t 1; completed by dm:ct play to the goal line.

Our Second~ ~tarted olf trying to cqu,tli.._e 'Mun< record against Coolamon. hy kick­mg 4 ;.tra1ght pomb. hut pulled themselves together and ;.tarted to raise both nag ....

Our mo,qu1to bngadc had a moral hoostmg wm and 'Barrow' wa~ a Justly proud coach m the club­room;. Sunday night.

This Sunday sec~ ·Wally' Whithy play his 150th ~emor game for the 'Imps' and will be dually cclc­hratcd in the clubrooms Sunday night, as 'Wal' will he be~towcd with the clubs traditional honour of ··Life Memhership" and will lead the team onto the gound today Congratulations Wally!

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Mother~ Day today and how many proud 'Mums· WIii watch their off ~pring being true sportmen play­mg that greatest game of all. But one Mum should be justly proud of her son as our ladies auxiliary work­er~ report an event that very rarely happens. Ma~ter Len Thrdall, a very ardent ·Griffith' supporter 1f his drc~~ ha~ any indication. and not lookmg anymore than the great age of9 or 10, returned JOc to the stall as they had given him too much change. Congrab Mr. & Mn,. Thrcfall he 1s a son worth supporting!

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CARL TON R.F.L. DRAW - 1984

FIRST ROUND: Sat .• April 14: Wagga(58) v Coolamon(l70). Sun., April 15: Ardlethan(l21) v Narrandera(l40), Ea5t

Wagga-Koorrngal(127) v Turvey Park(l04): Gnffith(l31) v Lccton(l27), Ganmam-Grong Grong­Matong(l61} v Anah Park-Mmool(79)

Sun., April 22: Coolamon(l95) v Ardlcthan(61). Turvey Park(l29) v Wagga(l24); Leeton(108) v Ea5t Wagga­K.(146); Ariah Park-M (158) v Gr1ff1th(70). Narran<lcra(l06) v Ganmam-G G -M (1()4)

Sat., April 28: Wagga(93) v Sun., April 29: Ardlethan(83) v

Wagga-K v Anah Park-M G.-M (107),

Narran<lera/ l 19). ilhSun., May 6: Leeton(lOO) v Ar<llcthan(l04); Anah Park­

M (74) v Wagga(72), Ganmam-G.G.-M (161) v East Wagga-K.(109i, Narrandera(l91) v Gnfflth(82), Turvey Park(97) v Coolamon(91 ),

Sat., May 12: Wagga v Ganma1n-G.G.-M. Sun., May 13: Ardlethan v Ariah Park-M.; East

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

Sun., May 20: Ganmain-G.G.-M. v Ardlethan; Gnf­f1th v Wagga; East Wagga-K v Narrandera; Ariah Park-M. v Coolamon; Leeton v Turvey Park.

Sun., May 27: BYE Winfield Championship~ R1venna FL v wmner of Murray v Tungamah League;

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

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

Sat., June 9: Wagga v Narrandera Sun., June 10: East Wagga-K. v Ardlethan; Gnffith v

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

Sun., June 17: BYE. League to consider Spin Round 1f ehmmated from Winfield Champ1onsh1ps

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

SECOND ROUND: Sun., July 1: Coolamon v Wagga; Narrandera v

Ardlethan; Turvey Park v East Wagga-K.; Leeton v Gnffith; Ariah Park-M. v Ganmain­G.G.-M.

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

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

Sun., July 15: Leeton v Wagga; Turvey Park v Ardlcthan; Anah Park-M. v East Wagga-K .. Ganmam-G.G.-M. v Griffith; Narrandera v Coolamon.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Sun., August 25: Wagga v Ardlcthan; East Wagga v Coolamon; Griffith v Turvey Park; Ganmam­G.G.-M. v Leeton; Narrandera v Ariah Park-M.

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

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VFL 'NURSERY' With 14 hoys from the 1981 V1etonan Under 17

team playing League foothall thi~ year, the Under 17 Champiom,hip, have proved an important !,(epping stone to ~cmor VFL ranks Plaver~ from the l lJ8 I V1etonan Under 17 !,Ide who have performnl well thi, year mclmlc Paul Salmon (E,sendon), Dermott Brereton (Hawthorn). Gary Pert (Fitzroy) and Stephen Walli, (Fooberay)

Mark Withers. who also played m the 1981 team, made his de hut with Melbourne a fortnight ago a~ did John Fidge who played with the Victorian Under 17 team m Darwm last year.

Ross Smith, who aiso played Under 17 football for his state, began his VFL career with North Mel­bourne in the same round. The three boys all ohtained All-Australian Under 17 !,election.

Last year under the direction of coach Ray Jordon, Victona recorded its third successive victory in the Australian Championships.

Potential VFL player!, haved abo emerged durmg the !,Choolbov mat..:hes between the Irish Dublin Col­leges and the- Victorian team which is selected on the basis of performances m the "Herald Shield" com­petition.

The V1ctonan team which toured Ireland m 1981 mclmled Fitzroy·, Garv Pert and North Melbourne's Tony Furey wh-o ,tre l;oth on the verge of mtcr,tatc ,clcct1on th1\ year.

Other member, of the team inclmlcd Tim Darcy (Gcelong), Petc1 Malom (Sydney Swan,), Damien Chnstcn..,cn (Geelong), Frank Rugolo (Mclhourne), Michael Lockman (Richmond) and Shane Robert,on (Carlton).

Boy, who played m the Caltcx Under 17 Victonan Country Football Championships and have gone on to play !,emor VFL foothall mcludc Wallis (Foots­cray), Rugolo (Melbourne). Darcy. Damien Bourke and Damien Christcn~en (Geelong) and Tony Lock­ett (St. K1lda)

The 1983 touring party to Ireland which left a fortnight ago will agam be spon~ored by the V 1ctorian Football League and the Junior Football Council m association with thl' Herald and Weekly Times and Adidas

In Victona. a~ m New South Wales, it 1s member~ of JUmor reprc,entat1vc teams who will provide the ba:,is for senior teams in years to come. Any support they receive from companie~ such as Adidas is greatly appreciated

Member of the 1983 Vtctonan schoolboy touring team to Ireland, Bendigo schoolboy David Forbes receives his tracksuu from Adidas Sports Liaison Officer Ted Whlllen.

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THE WHO'S WHO OF DAIHATSU, 4.W.D. - VANS - TRUCKS from:

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JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT by Sydney Swans Country Development Officer Mick Daniher

The Wagga and D1str1ct Junior League Big M t<.:am the opportunity of a

this Sunday when they piety on the Sydney Cnckct Ground. The youngster, will rcpre-.cnt the Swans; m the Big M compct1t1on at the half time interval of the Svdncv Swan, ,cr,u, Richmond The player, will travel down hy hu, on and play a tnal

agamst the Bank-.town A,<,ociat1on Saturday John Hawke will coach the ,1de and Pat

McDonald 1, the team manager The team 1,. Paul HulL Warren Cartee Paul Bvrne

(Wagga). Geoll Seymour, John Anderson (Coola­monJ, Brett A,hcroft. lrav1s Terry (Magp1t:,). Mark Conwav, Ja,on Mooney (Bomber,), Stuart Heme. Danny 'cook ( E.a,t Wagga J. Mathew Bundy. Rohe rt Manuel, Nathan Irvin (Ea~tlakc, MCU), Jason Smith. Troy Gunning, Kamahl Leonard (Collmgulhe-A,hmontJ. Corv Gregory. Jason Cuth­bert (North Wagga) ---The Jumor cnachmg courses conducted at Gnfftth and Wagga last week were an oubtandmg <,ucccss. It wa.., great to ',CC so many pcopk dedicated enough to give up their time in helping the ,tars of the future. ---Tht: NSW Teal Cup trammg '>quad will go mto a two day camp m Sydney on Thursday Sydne~ Swans coach Ricky Quade will take charge of trammg and

a trial match on Fmlav a team will he rcprc'>cnt NSW m the National carnival - - -Saturday prorrnsc, to he a very h1g day for iumor

football with the hghtnmg prem1crsh1p carnival at Wagga's Maher Oval. There 1s d1vi,10n, for the Under 1()\, 12''>, I 4's and 16', with five grounds bemg used at the Maher Oval venue

- - -Collmgul11e climbed to top spot on the Riverina D1stnct League ladder with a strong wm agamst Man­goplah on Saturday. They appear certain of a finals <,pot as do North Wagga and Mangoplah. It leaves an mtcrcstmg battle for fourth spot with Temora, The Rock and Marrar contenders. Temora appear to have a dream run in the split round at the end of the ,ca,on while on paper at least The Rock and Marrar have harder draws - --The I lume League has taken on a new look with Henty and Jindera establishing themselves as top cluh'> after m1ssmg the four last season. They are a game clear of Lockhart and Howlong. Jindera and Hcnty have forwards capahlc of kicking winning score, with Henty's Craig Lieschke kicking eight goal, on the weekend and Jmdera coach Peter Mur­ray grdhhmg ',IX Murray ha, hooted 36 goab this sea..,on while Lie'>chke has managed 18. -- -Launc Pcndnck 1s making his presence felt in Bns-hanc as both a coach and a player. He is the only coach m Bnshanc without VFL experience but has Cooparoo at the top of the ladder undefeated. And on the weekend he was named Cooparoo's best player ---The Wagga Gold Cup brought many v1s1tors to Wagga among them former South Melbourne, Rich­mond and Hawthorn ruckman Kim Kershaw. Ker­shaw <,tarted with Wagga Tiger'> before heading to Melbourne and 1s now with VFA club W1lhamstown. He reiccted an offer to J0in Ainslie this year hut I helicve he could be mtcrested in a coaching career. WJth most clubs looking for big ruckmcn he could fit the hill for any club after a coach next season

RIVERINA DISTRICT NETBALL ASSOCIATION Last weekend was certainly sunny hut the breeze really A GRADE: B GRADE:

ch1\lcd th bones. At Collmgulhc the hmc side played hos! Temora 12 Tcmora .... 12 to M.C.U for three grades of Netball. The young T.R.Y.C. 8 T R.Y.C 8 Colhngulhc-Ashmont teams didn't fare as well as the M.C.U 4 Marrar 8 footballers going down mall game~ Glcnys Taylor ts to Barellan. 4 Barellan 4 be commended m her efforts on a club level, beng as,oe1- Marrar 4 M. C U. O ated with two club, (The Rock-Yerong Creek and Coll - Coll./A~h O Coll /Ash 0

Ul4s M.C.U T R.Y C. Marrar Coll.I Ash

Ash.). I am sure her ded1eat10n to the sport 1s appreciated Ha, everyone received the draw for June 9, and ,ub-hy both clubs This week Coll.-A,h. play TR Y.C. m mltted rep nommattons'I three grades which should be an entera1mng day of net- My home phllne number for netball news is 253409 hall Please phone me with your duh news and upcommg

In the game Barellan v Marrar I don't have the score\ social events, etc available at this time. Temora travel to Mangnplah for this weeks game and

Clubs are requested to print all players chmtian names we should have two great games on our hands Compct1-on their score sheets for reg1strat1on pruposcs, abo don't 1100 between the two clubs 1s usually tough and this week forget to wnte m the mterchange players name. _ should be no acceptJOn.

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VFL RESULTS ROUND 6:

Richmond d Hawthorn 17.18 120 ll.15.81

Carlton d St. Kilda 15.14.104 13 12 90

Collingwood d Nth. Melbourne 15.18.108 12 15.87

Essendon d Fitzroy 22.12. 144 13.15.93

Footscray d Sydney 11.18.84 11.11. 77

Melbourne d Geelong 23.10. 148 12.13.85

VFL LADDERS

End of Round 6 w L D For Ag % Pts ESSENDON .......... 5 1 • 818 589 138.9 20 HAWTHORN ........ 5 1. 759 644 117.9 20 CARLTON ............ 4 2. 743 562 132.2 16 GEELONG ........... 4 2 . 631 559 112.9 16 COLLINGWOOD 4 2 • 662 596 111.1 16 Swans .................. 4 2 648 629 103.0 16 Richmond .... 3 1 - 644 687 93. 7 12 Footscray ............. 3 3 - 599 647 92.6 12 Nth. Melbourne ..... 2 4 535 741 72.2 8 Melbourne ............ 5 - 674 694 97.1 4 Fitzroy ................ 5 - 652 753 86.6 4 St. Kilda ............... 6 - 529 793 66.7 0

VFL KICKERS Last

After Round 6: Week Total P. Salmon (Essondon) .... .. ... . ..... .. 8 39 T. Lockett (St. Kilda) .. . .. . . .. .. . . . .. . . 2 29 M. Jackson ( Geelong) . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . 3 29 W. Ralph (Carlton) . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . .. . . . 6 28 S. Beasley (Footscray). .. .. . . ..... .... . 0 24 M. Conlan (Fitzroy).................... 5 24 B. Taylor(Richmond) ................. 8 21

SYDNEY SCENE with Swans rover Steve Wright

SWANS v FOOTSCRA}' The Swans lacked dbcipline and dircctwn in

the first half of last week's game against Foots­cray at the Western Oval and ultimately paid the penalty. We lacked drive from the centre hounccs and failed to handle Footscray's run­ning players such as RoyaL Wallis, McKenna, Hawkins, Egan and McLean.

In the third quarter the Swans looked a hettcr side using a lot more teamwork. With the use of the wind the Swans played their best football of the match in this term. In the last quarter the Bulldogs had the wind using it intelligently kicking to position. They defended very well holding the Swans to one point for the quarter. Only a handful of players did well for the Swans

Ian Roberts, Craig Braddy, Bernie Evans and \teve Taubert.

TIP FOR THE YOUNG PLAYERS: Always keep your eyes on the ball and never give up!

VFL DRAW Round 7: Saturday, May 12:

Nth. Melbourne v St. Kilda; Esscndon v Foots­cray; Geelong v Collingwood, Hawthorn v Fit­zroy; Melbourne v Carlton.

Sunday, May 13: Swans v Richmond.

VFL: Melbourne and Carlton at the MCG will be the VFL 'Match of the Day' on RVN-2 at 2 p.m. on Saturday. AMV-4 will show a direct telecast at 2 p.m. on Sunday when Sydney Swans will play Richmond at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The three games for high­lights on "The Winners'' at 5 p.m. on Sunday on ABMN-0 will be Mel­bourne v Carlton; Hawthorn v Fitzroy; Geelong v Collingwood. ABC Radio through 3LO will give an uninter­rupted description of Hawthorn and Carlton at Pnncess Park.

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WAGGA TIGERS I.AD/ES AUX.: Mock Wedding to be held m the clubrooms on Friday, May 25. $10 per head includes 3-coune meal and emertainmenl.

TURVEY PARK FOOTBALL CLUB: A Bush Dance will he held on Saturdav, Mav 26. Concact Mane Shearer at the Rules 'club on 311511

GANMAIN FOOTBAU CLUB SOCIAL CLUB: 'Back to the Fifties Nir.;ht' will be held on Saturday, May 26. '

THE ROCK-YERONG CREEK F!C: Footbal­lers Bowls Day at The Rock Bowling Club on Sunday. May 27.

EAST WAGGA-KOORINGAL F.C. will be holding a Country & Western Night on Saturday, 2nd June, at Collmgullie Hall. $15 per person includes food, drinks and bus Jares.

TEMORA FOOTBALL CLUB: Aussie Rules Ball will be held on Fnday mght, June N at the R.S.L. Club.

BAREUAN UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB: A Masquerade Ball will be held on Satur­day, June 30 at the Rarellan Hall.

Watch a replay of Ju.nee/Kapooka's home games with hosts Terry & Marie Mulqu.iney in the great atmosphere of the . . .

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R.D.F.l. SPONSORSHIP It is very pleasing today to confirm a two­

year sponsorship for the Riverina District Football League involving Tooheys Breweries. I wish to thank Tooheys and their local representative Mr. Joe Adams for having the confidence in our league. I am sure the R.D.F.L. and its affiliated clubs will do their utmost to assist in promoting our league through, the theme "/ FEEL LIKE A TOOHEYS".

With the assistance of Tooheys the League will conduct, in conjunction with our best and fairest medal count night on Sunday, August 19, a MISS TOOHEYS R.D.F.L. FOOT­BALL PRINCESS competition. Prizes to the value of $500 have been allocated to the placcgetters, also $1000 will be divided amongst this years 1st Division grand finalists.

On the medal count night, Wagga Travel will again sponsor the Gerald Clear medal win­ner, to a travel sponsorship.

Tooheys will also be featured at our VFL sponsored VCFL Country Championship games of which we are now into the semi­finals, due to a forfeit on May 19 by South West Gippsland Football League.

This action has prompted league executives to cancel the May 19 bye and move all games forward by a week ( see revised draw on page 42).

I would like to take this opportunity to con­gratulate Wayne Stevens and Barry McPher­son of Collingullie-Ashmont and David Con­don of The Rock-Yerong Creek on their selec­tion in the NSW Teal Cup Squad. The con­tinued selection of players from our League for state and Sydney Swans representation proves the R.D.F.L. is producing and main­taining strong standard of football.

In closing I would like to appeal to all clubs to give Tooheys a go, as they are prepared to give us a go. JOHN YATES President R.D.F.L.

The recefll announcement of a two-year spon­sorship by Tooheys Breweries for the Riverina District Football League. will be a tremendous boost for the League. Pictured is R. D. F. L. Presi­dent Mr. John Yates (right) thanking Tooheys representative Mr, Joe Adams for their valued

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RIVERINA DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE

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RIVERINA DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE

The rather unbelievable forfeit by the South West Gippsland Legue to the R. D. F. L. in their quarter-final match of the V. C. F. L. District Leagues Cham­pionships has enabled the R. D. F. L. to progress to the semi-final of the V. F. L. sponsored competition.

A heavy financial commitment met by the S. W. Gippsland League in 1983, left them short of finance to make the journey to Wagga, which means of course, that the

R. D. F. L. have only to win one more match to qualify for a position in the final of the competition.

This match will be played at V. F. L. Park in July, and surely that is incentive enough for the R. D. F. L. to strive for a win in their June 9th encounter against an opponent who won't be determined until the May 19th round of quarter-final matches.

The fact that the forfeit has eventuated means that the competition draw in the R.D.F.L. Division One will be brought forward.

Last week saw the defeat of two fancied teams, namely M. C. U. in Division One and Whitton in Division Two.

Collingullie-Ashmont and Cootamun­dra are now clear leaders in their respective competitions and remain alone as the teams yet to be beaten in Senior company.

R.D.F.L. DIRECTORATE, 1984: District Director: LYLE O'BRIEN, RMB 24. Anah Park.

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President: JOHN YATES, "Ahcrdccn". Ycrong Creels. Ph 203519

Secretary: PHIL!. LE PEl rt 60 Mtt,hdmorc Street. Wag­ga, 2650 Ph 254686

Treasurer: MALCOLM Ll:VETT, 35 llod\on Avenue, Wagga. 2650 Ph. 2516'.:'8

BARELLAN: Pre,idenl: VINCE HOWE. "Box I.ca", Barcllan. 2665 Ph 553230 Secretary: BOB IN( iLIS, Sandy Creek, Barellan. 266'.'i Ph 6311/90D

COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT: President: JOHN HUR­LEY, Cros,road, Hotel, Colhngulhc, 26'.'iO Ph 200166 Secretary. NORM WEBB, 236 Fcrnk1gh Road, Wagga. 2650 312105

COOTAMUNDRA: President: PLTER HOGAN, 25 Bataumc Street, Cootamundra, 2590, Secretary: PAT COOPER. PO Bux 361, Cootamundra, 2W0 Ph 42W29

MARRAR: President: ROBERT SHEA. 'K11i<Hd·. Marrar. 2WJ Ph 274307 Secretary: ROBl:RT TURNl::R, 'Glen Ora'. Old Junce, 2593 Ph, 274351

MANGOPLAH-COOKARDINIA UNITED: Pre,ident: JIM PARNELL. 'Mortang1', Mangop!ah. 2650 Ph 285757 Secretary: HAROLD DEW, Mangoplah, 2o50 Ph. 285713

NORTH WAGGA: President: TREVOR l.!RQHART. 62 7.eiglcr Avenue. Wagga, 2650 Ph 226429 Secretary: GREG JOHNSON, 43 ban~ Street. Wagga, 2650 Ph 216417

TEMORA: President: Pt:TER HOGAN, 9 Jame, Street, Temora, 2666 Ph 821211 Secretary: ALAN GREN• TELL, P O Box 346, Temora. 2666 Ph. 822109

THE ROCK-YERONG CREEK: President: BOB ORIS· COLI., ·Mo,,y Dell·. Ycrong Creek, 2657 Ph 203580 Secretary: DAVID OEHM, o3 Urana Street, The Rock, 2655 Ph 2015 ,l,k 118

BO REE CREEK: President: JACK TEASDALE, 'Kcnnck ·, Bo rec Creek, 2652 Ph 598014 Secretary: WAYNE HEALY. 'Manila', Borce Creek, 2652 Ph 271424

JUNEE-KAPOOKA: President: IVOR MANGEI.SDORF, PO Box 27, Junec, 2593 Ph 241381 Secretary: REG HOWARD. Lornmot1vc Hotel. Junec, 2593 Ph 241327

R.A,A.F.: President: Flt Lt M Rl:YNOLDS, c/o Atrcratt Flight, RAAFSTJ', RAAF Ba~. Wagga, 2651 Ph 233282 Secretary: I.AC BOB PALM MIMS Orderly Room. RAAf-S-17, RA A~- Ba~e, Wagga, 2650

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After Round 5: W LB F'or Ag % PL, FIRST GRADE (Rd. 5): Last

COLLINGULLIE ... 5 614 338 181.6 20 Week Total

MCU ................... 4 1 - 603 370 162.9 16 NORTH W AGGA ... 3 2 - 579 419 138.0 12 TEMORA ............ 3 2 - 465 461 100.8 12 The Rock-Y .C. ...... 2 3 - 599 533 112.3 8 Marrar ................ 2 3 . 250 615 40.6 8 S.W.-Tolland 4 469 662 70.8 4 Barellan ............... 5 369 550 67.0 ()

S. Cole (MCU) ..................... 2 G. McDougall (Temora) ........ 4 W. Mc Loughlin (Coll.A) ......... 7 T Gooden (MCU) . .. .. .. . . . . . . .. 5 J. McGregor (N.Wagga) ........ 3 R. Flan_igan (T~R.Y.C.) ......... 6 B. Robinson (S.Wagga) ......... 2 W. Gardner(S.Wagga) .......... 3

I~ a~• l .i I• I~ iC • l I tJ • l • l ~ ii G. Jolmson (N.Wagga) .......... 1 I. Cohalan (S.Wagga) ............ 0 G. Belford (Barellan) . . . .. . . . . . .. 3

After Round 5: W LD For

MCli ................... 4 1 - 472 COLLINGULLIE ...... 4 1 . 472 NTH.WAGGA ...... 4 1 - 429 TEMORA ............ 3 2 . 406 S.W.-Tolland ........ 2 3 338 TheRock-Y.C. ...... 2 3 . 334 Barellan ............... 4 . 196 Marrar ................. 5 84

After Round 5: w LU t'or

MCU ................... 5 616 *R.A.A.F. ** .......... 3 356 *TEMORA t ......... 3 178 COLL-ASHMONT .... 3 2 . 301 Nth. Wagga ........... 2 3 . 309 S.W.-Tolland t ........ 3 . 120 The Rock-Y.C. ** ... 4 112 Marrar 5 . 110 .. (iame dckrred to Ma\ 20 • Uamc deferred to June· 9

Ag % PL'i

154 306.4 16 230 205.2 16 368 116.5 16 282 143.9 12 274 123.3 8 286 116.7 8 507 38.6 4 630 13.3 0

Ag % Pt,.

76 810.5 20 69 515.9 12

ll5 154.7 12 256 117.5 12 319 96.8 8 429 27.9 4 394 28.4 () 444 24.7 0

P. Yates(T.R.Y.C.) ............. 2

SECOND GRADE: G. Lee (MCU) .................... 2 B. Firman (Temora) .............. 2 G. Verdon (T.R.Y.C.) ........... 0 P. Caller(N.Wagga) ............. 1 K. Horne (S.Wagga) .............. l W. Price (Coll. A) ................. 0

UNDER NINETEENS: A. Maher (MCU) ................. 3 S. Edwards (RAAF) . .. .. . .. .. .. . 5 B. Cole (MCU) .. . .. .. . .. .. .. . 4 S. Cunmng(Coll.A) ............. 2 C. Mc Devitt (MCU) . .. .. .. .. . ... 0 G. Thompson (T.R.Y.C.) ....... 1

SELECTIONS Selections III capital~

t Uarnc deferred to ,fate to be tmah,cd

M.C.U. v Temora COLLJNGULLIE v The Rock NTH. WAGGA v Barellan MARAR v South Wagga

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Week Total

COOTAMUNDRA .•• 3 .• 1 405 194 208.7 12 R. Hunter(Junee-K.) ............ 2 11

WHITTON ........ 2 1 - 1 304 231 131.6 8

JUNEE/KAPOOKA 2 2 •• 460 387 118.8 8

J. Hull (Coota) ..................... 3 9 A. Sullivan (Junee-K.) .......... 0 8 R. Randell-Gordon (Rivcoll) ... 0 8

BOREE CREEK ..... 2 - 1 231 338 68.3 4

Rivcoll .............. 3 - 1 187 437 42.7 ()

R. Robbins (Whitton) .. . . . . . . . . . 0 8 R. 8<101 (Coota) ................... 4 8 SECOND GRADE: T. Cooper ( Junee-K.) . .. . .. . . . . . . 4 20

I SECOND GRADE LADDER I L Dallas (Coota) .. .. ... .. ... .. . ... 9 17 K. Bevan (Junee-K.) .. . . .. . . . . . . . 5 12 N. Maxwell (Whitton) ........... 0 5

After Round 4: w LDB For Ag % PL'> L. Pearce (Boree Ck.) . .......... 1 5

JUNEE/KAPOOKA 3 1 . - 401 232 172.8 12 ,,, SELECTIONS COOTAMUNDRA * 3 .• 1 193 125 154.4 12

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WHITTON ........ 2 • l 180 160 112.5 4

BOREECREEK 2 • l 147 202 72.7 4 BOREE CREEK v Rivcoll Rivcoll* ............. 3 l 39 241 16.1 0 COOT AMUNDRA v Whitton • R1vcull forfeited to Couta, % to he adiu~ted

LAST WEEKS RESULTS

FIRST GRADE DIV. I Round 5:

Collingullie16.16.112 ... d M.C.U. 11.9.75 Nth. Wagga 16.12.108 ... d Temora 10.16.76 TheRock26.21.l77 ..... d S. Wagga 8.4.52 Marrar9.10.64 ............ d Barellan 6.10.46

FIRST GRADE DIV. 2: Cootamundra 22.21.153d Junee 8.9.57 Boree Creek 13.14.92...d Whitton 11.15.81 Rivcoll bye.

SECOND GRADE DIV. 1: Collingullie 8.12.60 d M.C. U. 5.2.32 Nth. Wagga 12.9.81 d Temora 11.8.73 S. W. Tolland 7.12.54 d The Rock 6.13.49 Barellan 10.9.69 d Marrar 4.4.28

SECOND GRADE DIV. 2: Cootamundra 15.17. 107 d Junee 13.4.82 Boree Creek 4.11.35 d Whitton 3.13.31 Rivcoll Bye

UNDER NINETEENS: M.C.U. 10.13.73 d Collingullie 4.5.29 Temora 6.15.51 d Nth. Wagga 5.8.38 S. W. Tolland 9.20.74 d The Rock 3.4.22 R.A.A.F. 15.14.104 d Marrar 4.3.27

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II Ii '. ~G~~~i~~rl~~tt:~~~~~~~~~~e~l~1 ;~~ ~: ~-- I~~L VIN ~~: f: ~~r;EEA j age that you can only play as well as 4. M. McRAE 26. J. SHULTZ 11mm I m rn the opposition allows was dearly 5. R WEEDING 27. J. TU'ITY

demonstrated as. although our 6. P. DAVIS 28. G. HAMBLYN BLUE & GOLD BANDS boys tried hard all day, almo~t_no- 7. L SANBROOK 29. G. LEE

thing went right. Congratulations 8. R. ENDERS 30. T. GOODEN Demons, but don't start preparing premiership 9. P. PHYLAND 31. MARK McRAE celebrations just yet as this i~ one duh that will 10. G WOODEN 17 A. JOHNSTON bounce right back. 12. D. COLE 34. R. FEUTRILL

In the main game none tried harder than Rod (the 12. G. KILLALEA 37 K. MAHER fox) Parker who won the Tolland Hotel Towel and IJ. T. LLOYD 38. F. PARKER he was ably supported by Peter (scatters) Graham 14. S. COLE 39. A. LAWSON and Gordon Wooden. The convincing nature of last 15. P. GRAHAM 40. R. CREASY weeks defeat should eradicate any traces of com- 16. A FINEMORE 42. A. WOODEN placency amongst senior players and may well be a 17. T. SMITH 43. R. PARKER blessing in disguise. 18. G. DAVIS 44. P. McRAE

Our Reserves also fell in a heap last week. a situa- 19. B. KENDALL 45. 0. REYNOLDS tion which was not helped by several players who 20. M. WEEDING 46. G. ROBERSON were notable only hy the absence! As the ad says - 21. Trev KENDALL 47. A. KLIMPSCH "Do the right thing"! At least you could kt the club 22. A LLOYD 50. P. JOHNSTON know if your'e unavailable. Fraser Parker (Towel), Andrew Lloyd (Mug) and Chris Maher were amongst our best on the day.

The Under 19s salvaged a little pride for the club when they overcame a very determined Collingullie­Ashmont combination. The final score (73-29) he hes the closeness of the struggle for three quarters of the game and one or two of our hoys were found wantmg when the pressure was on. In a welcome and timely return to form David 'Ralphy' Lloyd won thc Peter Matthews Towel edging out Chns McDcv1tt, Peter Ryan and Edward 'Ned' Lloyd.

Today we host the Temora Kangaroos and remind locals and visitors alike that a deliciou~ casserole tea will be served in the puh after the game.

UP THE GOANNAS!

UNDER 19s l. C. HANN 14. A. COLE 2. C. McCANN 16. C. HANN 4. B. CASLEY 17. A. MAHER 5. S. FINEMORE 18. E. LLOYD 6. S. DAVIS 19 0. ROSS 7. D. LLOYD 20. S. KLIMPSCH 8. Peter RYAN 21. C. McDEVITT 9. A. MATfHEWS 22 A. MEL TON

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Well. wc might not have had I three wim but I would hke to con-gratulate all three _teams for their great dctcrm111at1on and leircc fighting manner. Wagga teams arc afways hard to topple and the S,iints certainly lived up to that rcputa- BLUs\:u~~ITE

tion. The U l 9~ started off very shakdy but evenutally

settled down to the task and recorded a very good win Best of a good hunch were ,Ross Pike, Steph~n Corhy, Steve Johm,tone, Dave 1 hompson and Cohn Harper With a bigger attendance at Wednesday trammg mghts you fella:-. should he fi1cd up to 'kill 'cm' m the second round.

The Second graders matchcd 1t with their oppo­nenb for most of thc game hut unfortunately we were found ·wanting' in the vital stages of the last quarter. The Mug went ot Glen 'punch drunk' Jor­don for a gutsy display for four quarters. The Wine went to Ian 'can't keep 1t up· Pdlow for a cons1stant effort in the hacklinc.

The Firsts let the Saint's get the jump on them in the first yuarter hut ca;1:c hack -;trongly to treat the crowd with some excJtmg foothalL unfortunately time ran out for them. Nod, ':-.till need a glflfricnd' Wallace once agam took out the Mug and not far hchmd him was Peter 'sparky' Clements who took home the wme.

The Netball girls had a bve la:-.t week but were on hand to help out the ladies in the kiosk.

Congratulations arc in order to Gazza McDougall, Darcy Flakelar and Glen Solley for makmg the Rep Squad. well done boys. . .

This week we travel tu Mango and hopefully it will be a rcwardmg trip, ~o let'~ get out there fellas and do our mighty best

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'Goannas· in 1st and 2nd grade, but with our U19s being beaten. What a tremendous feeling de-

RED. WHITE v feating two Mango sides. Award winners were - lsts:

Demon, Glenn Crane; Torn Looney and Alan Primmer Award to Ron Gil­lingham; Yorkstar Rural, Frank Kennedy; Cros­sroads, Tim Finemore. 2nds: Demon, Roger Sal­mon; Tom Looney and Alan Primmer Award to Bruce Finemore; Yorkstar Rural, Grant Tip­ping; Crossroads, Stephen Brown. Ul9s: De­mon, Glen Munro; Yorkstar Rural, Steven McMillan. Other good players being Keith Cooke and David McPherson. Congrats to all award winners.

In Netball, although all sides were beaten, our U 14s side put up a tremendous effort. Well done girls. Award winners: A grade, G. Taylor. B grade, K. Smith. U14s, L. Cox.

Don't forget the Disco at the Hotel after todays game starting at 8 p.m. Everybody welcome.

Today we welcome Peter's 'Magpies' to Dc­monland. Always a tough game but we are in top form so let's keep it up with three big wins over The Rock Magpies.

UP THE MIGHTY DEMONS!

COIi ALIVE SIARP,$1002'£1 AWARD PAGI ZS

SENIORS l. G. COLVIN 2. G. CRANE 3. W. SOMERVILLE 4. C. JACKSON 5. A. KENNEDY 6. R. McKENZIE 7. C. HINES 8 B.ALEXANDER 9. F. KENNEDY

IO. M. TIPPING 11. G. TIPPING 12. C. LASHBROOK 13. L. BROWN 14. T. FINEMORE 15. I. GOW 16. C. PRICE 17. D. HILTON 18. B. BURGESS 19. P. JONES 21. W. McLOUGHLIN 22 R. PERMAZEL 23. R. GRENTELL 24. P. CAMERON 25. P. SALAN

26 D. GREWAR 27. R. GOW 28. W. PRICE 29. G. MARSHALLSEA 30. G. FRASER 31. S. LEWINGTON 32. P. POULOS 33. T. GILLETT 34. S. BROWN 35. S. RICHARDS 36. S. McMILLAN 37. B. FINEMORE 38. A. MENZ 39. R. GILLINGHAM 40. M. NORBURY 41. M. POST 42. J. ROY 43. A. CASTLE 44. R. SALMON 45. D. PRICE 46. D. STUBENRALICH 47. K. HINES 48. M. BLENCOWE 49. R. PRICE 50. D. BURGESS

UNDER 19s 20. K. COOKE 51 S McPHERSON 52. D. WASHINGTON 53 S GUNNING 54. P GILLETT 55. P. HESTER 56. D. JONES 57. R. WHYMAN 58. J. QUILTER 59. G. RUDD

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THE ROCK. YERONG CREEK MAG Pl ES I m 1. P. CERATO 2. P JEFFERY 3 B. MOORFIELD 4. R. FLANIGAN 5. S. WHITE 6. Mark DRISCOLL 7. T. SMITH 9. C. FELLOWS

10. D. FELLOWS 11. P. PARK 12. B. HANNAM 13. R. INGLIS 15 S. lJEBERGANG 16. G. HENDERSON 17. G. FRATER 18. T. YATES 19. P YATES 20. W. ANDERSON 21. R. ANDERSON 22. A. WANGANEEN 23. A. KATINYERI 24. A. DONELAN

25. J. McLACHLAN 26 B. BLIGHT 27. G. GRENTELL 28. B. LEA VER 29. M. YATES 30. D. CONDON 31. S RAINBIRD 32. M. HENDERSON 33. B. WILLIAMS 34. G. VERDON 35 D. CHAPLIN 36. D. COCKING 37. D. McINTYRE 38. G. MARTIN 39. H. UEBERGANG 40. C. BLAKE 41. K. DRISCOLL 42. R. TAYLOR 43. P. TENISON 44. C. TAYLOR 45. D. WARNER 48. R. HENDERSON

UNDER 19s l C FELLOWS 3 K. DRISCOLL 4. D. HALLAM 7. D. LAGETIIE

12. N. CULLEN 16. J. cox 22. N. CHAPLIJ',; 24 D MENZIES 26. K. BLAKE 27. P. HALLAM

37. T. CLUNE 40 G. BENNETT 44. A. WISE 46. R. KOHLHAGEN 47. A. FELLOWS 53. A. TAYLOR 54. C. CHAPLIN 57. T BALL 58. B. ARMSTRONG 59. B. KOHLHAGEN

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Last weeks performance was in tot­al contrast to the previous week. We moved the ball well, backed up and kicked well which made it easy for the coach, committee and supporters to sleep well on Saturday night. We hope BLACK & WHITE that for everyone's sake this level can STRIPES

be maintained. In a very even team Andv Donelan returned with a vcng~ancc to win the Magpie of the Weck award. Mick 'Kryptonite' Henderson showed us that as well as guts he has the ball skills, and for his great game he won the Courage Award. Every player deserves mention for a great team effort.

Unfortunately the same cannot be said of the 2nds performance. It was rather pathetic to see. We know you arc capable of much better, so get behind each other and Barry and show m, what you can do Stevie Rainbird won the Magpie of the Weed and Phil Kartinycri the Courage Award.

The Ul9s performance was dismal and although they are usually smaller than most of their opposition they showed a distinct lack of desire and we hope this was onlv a oncer. Dean Hallam won the Magpie of the Week and Stuart Wcilly the R1vcnna Spraying Service Towel Award.

Social coming events include Sunday May 27 is the Footballers Bowls Day at The Rock Bowling Club. This 1s always a great day, so get your teams orgamsed. Whites arc to be worn.

200 Club Tickets arc available from all committeemen so don't be afraid to ask for one. Vice-versa goes to the committeemen and they are reminded that they must be returned, all sold by June 16.

Today we tackle our near neighbours the Gullie, an~ I think we all realize that victory could very well put us m the four Don't let last weeks form slip for such a crucial game.

UP THE PIES

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Temord, with the hts and 2nd:, . re.cordmg good hut hard fougr•t

wms. & The Wt'ckly awards Wt'nt to

lsts: Saint of the Weck and Wag-ga Leagues Cluh R1stro Award to

Terry Rudd, Terry's playing great football at the moment. The North Wagga Ampol Service Sta­tion Award to Paul Pnce; wtth the Black Swan Encouragement Award to Johno. Bob Margosis, Zum and Pip McGregor. 2nds: Saint of the Week and combined Flanigans Taxi Truck and Golden Fleece Service Station Fitzmaurice Street Award to Paul Caller; with the Island View Store Award going to Col Davis. U19s: Saint of the Week and Wagga Interior Decorators Award to John De­nton with the Norma and Les Day Encourage­ment Award to Leon Smyth. well done Leon.

Unfortunately our church services won't he held any more, so we would like cvcrvone to support our other functiom durmg the year.

This week we are at home at Barellan. so let's hope for three big wins.

UP THE SAINTS!

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COMPETITION WINNERS Daniel Breed of Leeton won the

Faulkner Football (no.3), and Ricky Reid of Temora won

the VFL Jumper (no.2). PnLc~ posted ~oon.

Firstly, my apologies for the m ahsenct: of our notes last week. The mvsterious forces that caused their non-appearance are vet to be identified. ,. Congratulations to our old BLUE & WHITE

friends Marrar. Correct me if rm STRIPES

wrong, but local historians tell me that, until last SaLurday. Marrar had never had a first grade victory at Barellan.

In a game where strong defences were the dominant feature, the Towel was won by Wayne Flagg. The Encouragement Award to John Conlan.

The Netballers gained maximum points in both games. well done girls! Your smiles were com­plemented by those on the faces of our Reserve Graders, who notched up their first win. Persist­ence and dedication does pay off!

Our hard working Ladies Auxiliary elected officer bearers for 1984, they are Evelyn Brown, President; Rhonda Male, Secretary: Nola Trem­bath, Treasurer. Congratulatmns ladies and keep up the good work.

A Family Bonfire Night will be held on the Queens Birthday Weekend. More details soon. A Masquerade Ball will be held on June 30 at the Barellan Hall.

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showed their class and stood head ...... and shoulders above all on the BLACK, RED SASH ground. The Mug was won by Gary

Armstrong with a strong effort at . fullback. Gary looks like having a

big season. Danny Miller took the wine and showed why the club spared no expense to lure him away from his newly married wife on a Saturday after­noon. Andrew Willis had a great game first up and got the Socks.

1'.he 2nds with a lot of young players in, went down agam. Best players David Fox, Cheekv, Paul Patto and Neil Turner. ,

Sorry to see the President and Reserves Coach m violent confrontation at half time in the seconds, regarding the President going to full forward. Work out who's boss boys, your'c only making a spectacle of yourselves.

Apart from the win a Barcllan the other highlight of the week was Gary Shea's 21st birthday. Happy birthday Gary.

In order to give this column a bit of class this week we have included netball news. A Grade went down in a close one 27-21. Best play1..rs Sheree Drake and Jenny Hathcrway (Jenny was a sensation in her first game I believe). B grade showed great improvement to only lose 38-23. Best Anna and Helen Langtry.

This week we welcome old rivals Marian Dons. Over the years we have played many great and many not so great games together. I'm sure todays contest will he one of the above. Sec you all after the game. Welcome home 'Horney'.

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~: ~-i~~ffELL n· ~-- ~~&OFT at !~1l~nno~~~;~\g~isr;~~}~~t~g~~~ -:---~-~-~:·~~~-~-~----8 V. MURTAGH 33. D. CRIMMINS the season. Amazing what a full team 9. B. PLUMMER 34. R. BELL docs. Outstanding in the wm, in which

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·_ ~.AGLRLEE~TELL match' in his first game. Other 'ncwics' to do well were lt r t1Elfs~HY 39. G. OSBORN Darren Grass and another Ul6player Mal Hillier. Jason 15. J. O'BRIEN 40. K. HORNE Smith, Vince Crouch, Son Nguyen and Michael Stan-16. G. BUTTON 41. P. RACZKOWSKI combe did good thmgs often and 'old boy' Stephen 17. W. CAIRNS 42. M. MATTHEWS Croch added a little height (like 7ft!?) to the side. Well 18. I. McKENZIE (c) 43. C. SMITH done. 19. A. HILLAS 44. E. FRAZIER The Reserves held out to win a thriller by five points, 20. C. PARMENTER 45. W. GARDNER which keeps them in touch with the top sides. Damian 21. R. DENTON 46. I. MATTHEWS Grimmins was again unbeatable on the half back line to 22. G. COX 47. T. BUTTON deservedly win the 'man of the match' pewter. 'Daub' 23. M. PLEMING 48. G. ABSOLUM has surely got to be a first grader soon. In another great 24. D. CORBETT 49. J KENNEDY team effort, Trevor Crouch, Stephen Mott, Mark 25. M. O'BRIEN 50. D. SEAMAN Matthews, Kevin Horne and Vince Murtagh stood out.

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Well, as said earlier, the First's effort is perhaps best treated as 'water under the bridge'. T.R.Y.C. were far too good! Coach Ian 'Macca' McKenzie was the only player worthy of the Pewter and accordingly won it. Marty McFadden tried hard as did others I'm sure, but ..

A good roll-up at our club meeting has the social committee all set to 'entertain us'. Social gatherings will be announced in this column regularly. Thanks to the players and their girlfriends who helped out at the Plaza last Saturday. Well done. A special thanks strapper 'Larry'.

Today Marrar. Let\, make it our first hat-trick for '84!

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1. C. CORBETT broke the ice. The Rc~erves had a 2. A. GOLDER 26. N. REYNOLDS good wm and tollowcd by the Ftrsts J. G. DOHERTY 27. D. ALEXANDER The Reserves was a low scoring game 4. S. SKATES 28. T. HANNON and nol much m 11 al the end Pcan,ey 5. J. ROYLE 29. S. SMITH

BLA~';,_~O~HITE hasgcitthcboysinameanmoodatthc 6. D. TOLSHER 30. W HEALY moment. After the farming duties 9. D DOWNES 31. S WATTERS fimshcd he is going to have a hard job 10. G. SCOTT 32. I. FAWCETT

picking the side, 1t'sgoing to be training 'attendance·. ~o 11 K RUSSELL 33. P. DOHERTY boy~ it's up to you. Good players: Allan 'Hand Peace· 12. R. FLACK 34 A. ZIEMS Argus, the young minister Grace, oops. Pear~e, Daryl 13. D. CRONK 35. P. SULLIVAN 'Pickled' Tobher, Pat 'never ~ay die' Sullivan. All up a 14. H. ARGUS 36. C. FINNEN good team effort. Forgot, James Morley, Batman got to 15. J. FE RELLA 37. J. LANG learn - 'the man in white 1s always right'. I think he will 16. C. RICHENS 38. M. CLOSE learn. Sorry mate. 17. L. PEARSE 39. J. O'BRIEN

The First grade game was a tough one with the Creek- 18. M. HOPWOOD 40. J. GE PP ART crs up at the end by 11 points, could have been more 20. D. McLEAN 41. M. STEWART only for bad kicking m the last quarter. 22. G. IRONS 42. J. MORLEY

Charlie was a very happy man after the game, we're 23. G. WILLIAMS 43. C. PORTER slowly getting there, you can sec training is riicking up, 24. S. McCARTNEY our training programme is making the boys think more and that's the name of the game. Award wmners should have been the whole team, Craig Ingram, Mick 'can't stop' Hopwood, Bull Russell, Dick Miosgc, Stewart Watters. Good team effort by all!

Short's injury looked real bad, but as tough a~ he is he'll be on deck on Saturday. Thanks to Pear~cy and Stick for backing up for first grade, well done.

We welcome Rivcoll Bushpig~ today so let\ have a good dean, fast and open game for a Cn:ckcr!> win.

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Last Saturdays short trip to ■ SENIORS Juncc resulted in two wins. The l. J. WALTON 29. E. EDWARDS Second XX began the day well scor- 2. G. EGAN 30. C. MANWERING ing a 23 point win. The match was 3. T FOLEY 31. A. NORDEN

NAVY BLUE, WHITE CREST

close up to threc-4uarter time but 4. Paul DELANEY 32. J. HART the Blue~ ran away in the la~t quar- 5 R. DALLAS 33. K. WILLOUGHBY ter. Iain Dallas at full forward 6. M. NOONAN 35. C. PASSFIELD booted nine majors in a good per- 7. G. BRADLEY 36. G. McPHERSON

formance, while Ron Dallas at centre half forward 8. B. COWIE 37. M. JOHNSON was constructive, but poor kicking took the gloss off 9. D. HOWARD 38. J. BRISTON a polished performance. Peter Hogan wa~ a con~tant IO. R. KNAGGE 40 P. HUDSON source of drive from the centre and Robert Spencer 11 R. NIEUWENDYK 42 P. LARGE made a mug-winning debut on a half forward flank. 13. Peter DELANEY 43. C. MORTON Magpie Menz was his usual volatile self on a half 14. D. EARNSHAW 44. G. McDERMOTT back flank. 15. D. BRADBURY 45. P. McDERMOTT

The Second XX are a good side with loads of 16. W. DE BRITT 46. M. GAYNOR promise, they cannot rest on last Saturday's per- 17. J NORRIS 47. R. SPENCER formance however, and must reproduce that form 18. I. DALLAS 48 T. MAHON today. 19. G BENNETT 49. P. MENZ

The First XX carried on where the Seconds left off 20. S. HOGAN 51 A. DEAN with a 97 pomt dcmohtion of a depicted Junee- 21. S. McCAULEY 53. R. BOOL Kapook side. Everybody contributed to the win. 22. G. EVANS 54. P. HOGAN Peter Delanev was constructive and creative and 23. J. HULL 55. R. McGORY dominated the forward line. Darren Earrshow and 24. R. BOURKE 57. W. McDERMOTr Leon Reid were impassable across the half hack line 25 R. BRADLEY 58. S. FLAWS while Ron Bourke earned the mug for a non-stop 26. P. BEATTY 61. T FINUCANE performance in the centre. 27. K KICKETT 63. L. REID

Today we welcome Whitton to Blues terntory and 28. A. KICKETT 62 D. HILL another two wins :ire well within our reach. Today 54 P. HOGAN also marks the departure of the Menz family from the district. Their help and as,-istancc will he sadly missed and their characters meplaceahlc. The club and all the players wish them the best.

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7. J. ROBINSON 27. D. LOASBY blew it. Boree showed more com- YELLOW SASH

8. F. GORDON 28. S. YOUNG mittment and desire and conse-9. G. DUNSCOMBE 29. M. PAINTING quently we were made to look second rate. If our

10, M. PAINTING 30. C. PICKEN players have any pride in themselves and the 11. R. GORDON 31. R. CAMPISI Club they must learn from their mistakes. 12. R. BOOTS 32. V. CAMPISI Once again 'Buggsy' Gordon dominated in the 13. D. GORDON 33. D. PICKENS ruck and was a steadying influence around the 14. R. YOUNG 34. A. CAMERON ground. Other good players were Jammie Robin-IS. D. GAVEL 35. T. SMITH son, Errol Boots, Gary Dunscombe, Gary Cam-16. G. CAMPISI 36. J. PETTS pisi and Noel Maxwell who showed plenty of 17. S. JONES 37. G PRESTON determination in the forward pocket to win the 18. J. GELTCH 38. L. BOARDMAN best player award. 19. P. THOMPSON 39. I. WHEATLEY Yet again our Reserves went down and must 20. B. THOMPSON 40. N. MAXWELL now take a good hard look at themselves if they

want to be playing in the finals at the end of the year. Gavin Lloyd stood out like a beacon at full forward with some great marks and goals and along with Vince Campisi, Gary Elwin and Mar-

V:FL: Melbourne and Carlton at the MCG will be the VFL 'Match of the Day' on RVN-2 at 2 p.m. on Saturday. AMV-4 will show a direct telecast at 2 p.m. on Sunday when Sydney Swans will play Richmond at the Sydney Cricket Ground. The three games for high­lights on "The Winners" at 5 p.m, on Sunday on ABMN-0 will be Mel­bourne v Carlton; Hawthorn v Fitzroy; Geelong v Collingwood. ABC Radio through 3LO will give an uninter­rupted description of Hawthorn and Carlton at Princess Park.

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DIVISION ONE FIRST ROUND

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

APRIL 14: Barellan(84) v Temora(87); South Wagga(80) v Coll1ngull1e(I06), Marrar(31) v MCU(l33); TRYC(l25) v North Wagga(l29)

APRIL 21: Temora( 114) v South Wagga(I0S), Collingullie(l72) v Marrar(32), MCU(74) v North Wagga(58), Barellan(l04) v TRYC(134)

APRIL 28: Marrar(85) v Temora(72); North Wagga(92i v Collrngulhe( 103), TRYC(83 v MCU(152); South Wagga(l44 v Barellan(76)

MAY 5: Temora(76) v North Wagga( 108). Collingulhe(l 12) v MCU(75); South Wagga(S2) v TRYC(l77); Barellan(46) v Marrar(64).

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

MAY 19: Temora v Collingul­lie; Barellan v MCU; South Wag­ga v North Wagga; TRYC " Marrar

SECOND ROUND MAY 26: TRYC v Temora;

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

JUNE 2: Temora v Barellan; Collingulllic v South Wagga; MCU v Marrar; North Wagga v TRYC

JUNE 9: lnterlcaguc prelimin­ary final

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

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

JUNE 30: North Wagga v Temora; MCU v Collingullie; TRYC v South Wagga; Marrar v Barellan

JULY 7: lntcrleaguc Grand Final. JULY 14:Tcmora v MCU; TRYC v Collingullie; Barellan v North Wagga; South Wagga v Marrar

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

SPLIT ROUND JULY 28: Temora v TRYC;

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

AUGUST 4: Barellan v Temora; South Wagga v Colling­ullie; Marrar v MCU; TRYC v North Wagga

AUGUST 11: Tcmora v South Wagga; Collingulllie v Marrar; MCU v North Wagga; Barcllan v TRYC

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

AUGUST 25: First semifinal SEPTEMBER 1: Second semi­

final SEPTEMBER 9: Preliminary

final (Sunday). SEPTEMBER 15: Grand final

DIVISION TWO

f'IRSTROUND APRIL 7: Whitton(l20) v

R1vcoll(58). Juncc-Kapooka(\31) v Borce Creck(59); Cootamundra bye.

APRILl4: R1vcol1(72) v Junee­Kapooka( I 91), Bo rec Creek(!s0) v Cootamundra(l26); Whitton bye.

APRIL 21: General Bye APRIL 28: Cootamundra( 126) v

R1vcol1(57), Junce-Kapooka(81) v Whllton(l93); Boree Creek bye

MAY 5: Whitton(81) v Boree Creck(92); Junee-Kapooka(57) v Cootamundra(153); R1vcoll bye.

MAY 12: Boree Creek v Riv­coll; Cootamundra v Whitton; Junee-Kapooka bye.

SECOND ROUND MAY 19: Rivcoll v Whitton;

Boree Creek v Junce-Kapooka; Cootamundra bye.

MAY 26: Junec-Kapooka v Rivcoll; Cootamundra v Boree Creek; Whitton bye.

JUNE 2: Rivcoll v Cootamun­dra; Whitton v Junee-Kapooka; Boree Creek bye.

JUNE 9: Borce Creek v Whit­ton; Cootamundra v Junee­Kapooka; Rivcoll bye.

JUNE 11: Rivcoll v Boree Creek; Whitton v Cootamund1a; Junee-Kapooka bye.

THIRD ROUND JUNE 16: Whitton v Rivcoll;

Boree Creek v Junee-Kapooka; Cootamundra bye.

JUNE 23: Rivcoll v Junce­Kapooka; Boree Creek v Coota­mundra; Whitton bye.

JUNE 30: Cootamundra v Riv­coll; Junee-Kapooka v Whitton; Boree Creek bye.

JULY 7: Whitton v Borec Creek; Cootamundra v Junec­Kapooka; Riveoll bye.

JULY 14: Rivcoll v Borre Creek; Cootamundra v Whitton; Junee-Kapooka bye.

FOURTH ROUND JULY 21: Rivcoll v Whitton;

Junee-Kapooka v Boree Creek; Cootamundra bye.

JULY 28: J unee- Kapooka v Rivcoll; Cootamundra v Boree Creek; Whitton bye.

AUGUST 4: Rivcoll v Coota­m u nd r a; Whitton v Junee­Kapooka; Boree Creek bye.

AUGUST 11: Boree Creek v Whitton; Junee-Kapooka v Cootamundra; Rivcoll bye.

AUGUST 18: Boree Creek v Rivcoll; Whitton v Cootamundra; Junee-Kapooka bye.

AUGUST, SATURDAY 25: !st Semi-Final.

AUGUST, SUNDAY 26: 2nd Semi-Final at McPherson Oval, Wagga.

SEPTEMBER, SUNDAY 2: Preliminary Final at McPherson Oval, Wagga.

SEPTEMBER, SATURDAY 8: Grand Final.

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

MAY 20: RAAFv t.R.-Y.C. MAY 26: Tern or a v

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

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