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A SECTION REVIEW BY ROSS BOOT H

Old Xaverians advanced to the Grand Final with a 40 point win over Ormond in last week's A Section Se-cond Semi Fianl at Elsternwick Park on Sunday. Ormond have lost only three games this year - all to OldXaverians! That must surely make Xavs favourites for the flag, unless of course Old Paradians can beat Or-mond in this week's Preliminary Final . And, the way Ormond played last week I think Parade can advanceto the Grand Final . But I've had a lousy tipping record all year and my finals tipping hasn't been any better!If Parade were to make it, would that be a first? The B Section Grand Finalist making it through the next yearto the A Section Grand Final . Come on Noel R undle give us the answer to that one !

But back to Sunday's match . The crowd seemed down a little but the gate receipts were quite healthy -people sitting in their cars? Some were obviously at the M .C.G ., some possibly celebrating Father's Day butfor three quarters they didn't really miss anything . It was a decidedly boring game - tight and very low-scoring .Wayne Walsh and Mark Kellet were down watching and were disappointed in the standard . I told them tocome back next week . Mind you, they enjoyed their day nevertheless . Was it Chris House's hospitality?

But coaches aren't interested in pretty football, just winning and at the ten minute mark of the last quarterscores were level . Anyone could win . But I had that feeling at three-quarter time that the Xavs had the upperhand . As Barry Lyons and I struggled over the fence I said to him "Xavs by six goals". For once I was right!Danny Corcoran's instructions of "Don ;t fiddle, kick long" were obeyed and the dam burst - an eight goal quarter.

Perhaps the game was won in the third quarter when Xavs held Ormond (who had the breeze) to a solitarygoal . And that goal came from rover Paul Cox (curiously not in Ormond's best six) who majored after GeoffGreetham made one of his few mistakes for the day. He ran too far with the football, telegraphed his handballand was tackled and dispossessed . Otherwise he had a great day, completely blanketing Paul Schuhkraft .And the other good Xavs defenders. Nick W ilton of course, the ever reliable (?), well certainly in big games.Mark Summers didn't play as well as I've seen him, but it was still pretty good . Ormond's Scott Taylor battledhard but he isn't as strong around the ground . That really is the difference isn't it - the physical strength andmarking power of the Xavs.

Other good players (unofficial) were Dermott Dann (wing) and Brendan Ryan (rover) . I also thought MartinBeattie played a great first half. M ick Atkins played a great 15 minutes in the forward pocket after being wellheld by Ormond's Tim Hille.

Apart from Cox, almost B.O.G ., a good player was full back Brad Nash on Steve Curtain - magnificentuse of the subtle edge out . Steve push back harder and get a free! Old Paradians !

B SECTION REVIEW BY ROSS SOUT HIn contrast to the A Section game this was a beauty! An absolute thriller! St . Bernards and Therry played

a draw at Northcote, and a beautiful ground it is too !St . Bernards were on fire in the first quarter. They kicked the first four goals and full forward John Pearson

notched three with some great kicking . Therry were twenty seven points down at quarter time and Blues coac h

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Alan Salter (watching his son-in-law Therry captain Terry Quinn) could not believe Therry's handball . Forthat matter nor could I . I'd not seen them but I'd heard they consistently have more than 200 handballs permatch . Well, now I believe it . I counted a couple of times whenTherry carried tha ball from defence across thecentre with six or seven handballs before a kick . Once they goaled with just 2 kicks and the second one wentthrough the goals! The crowd were baying for Bernie Dunn's blood . "Kick the thing" came the call, or wordsto that effect .

No matter, said Bernie Dunn at the break "Keep handballing, use your legs, they wont man up all day . We'vegot to outrun them . Don't kick it to O'Dea". Did it work? Therry began to get into the game late in the secondquarter and trailed by just fourteen points at half time . The move of captain Quinn onto Pearson was necessaryas the full forward had five goals at half time . Therry got to within eight points but not to be denied St . Bernardsbooted three quick ones to extend their lead to twenty six points . But it did seem the tide was beginning toturn . Therry had put the unlikely numbered No.64 Paul C rotty loose in defence and the "rubber man" startedto bounce off the St . Bernards forwards and get the Therry defence running .

Back to thirteen points at three quarter time . The Bernards camp and coach Frank Melican rightly lookedworried! Two Steve Reidy marks in the goal square to the Therry ruckman and subsequent goals put themin front and another to Kane put them thirteen points up. It looked all over but then two marvellous goals toSaints half forward Greg Wood and another to Pearson put them a goal up. What a great comeback! StillTherry persisted and with another foray forward Paul Jones marked and goaled and the siren sounded . Thelarge crowd was stunned! What about our vote count? And the end-of-season trip? Never mind, it was a fantas-tic game of footy and I'm looking forward to the replay at Elsternwick today . Therry.And hearty congratulations to President Prof . Keith Frearson, coach Brian Ford and founder Doug Ellis' withtheir C Section Premiership. How could I have tipped against Monash Blues?

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What a weekend of football! Eight premierships decided, a thrilling draw in B Section, Old Xaverians poisedto repeat it's 1981 success and Ross Booth and I continue our dreadful tipping performance in so far as Aand C Sections are concerned .

Aquinas, one point winner over Whitefriars joined an impressive list of current clubs to have won premier-ships in their first year in the VA .F.A . (Look out for Noel Rundle's quiz in the final edition of the Amateur Foot-baller next week to discover the others) .

State Bank won its first Senior flag since 1972 when it defeated Marcellin 18 .14 to 10.15 to take the P.A. Mat-thews Cup. It was no doubt a most satisfying win to the Tigers following the acute disappointment of 1986.

Old Ivanhoe hung on well to beat St . Kevins by ten points in a high scoring affair. Old Ivanhoe's last fla gwas in E Section back in 1973 when it won both Seniors and Reserves titles beating Old Camberwell in the process.

I've no doubt the Aquinas, State Bank and Old Ivanhoe supporters had great cause for celebration butI doubt whether they matched those of Monash who caused the big upset by beating Kew who were oddson . Monash were so rapt they pinched the V.A .F.A. victory dais and it was a very apologetic P rofessor Frear-son who rang at 9 a .m . last Monday promising its return! I'm told you can still get a free beer at the Nott andI must take my hat off to Brian Ford and his team on their great win . I confess I thought Kew would be toostrong and disciplined and to quote long time Kew supporter Bar ry Whelan "we gave 'em a sniff and theywent right on with it." Certainly Monash's persistence in both preliminary grand finals was a key to its successas was its ability to run and run and run . Kew lost only twice for the season and both games were against Monash.

I must mention the splendid sporting gesture of Kew president Ted Kelly who made a presentation to hiscounterpart Keith Frearson at the conclusion of the game. There is and has been great regard between thetwo clubs and Kew gained some solace from the day when Jim Hawkins presented Ted with the Four'N Twentypies Club Championship award .

Whitefriars gained some consolation for the season when it won the Reserves flag, the first flag of the clubalthough its Under 19's must be a very good chance against Ivanhoe today.

In E Section Old Essendon has now won back to back flags in Reserves football whilst Preston MBOB de-nied State Bank of the double in D .Kew was too strong and direct for Old Melburnians and took out the C Section flag in Reserves, the clubs

second reserve section flag .

Ross has provided a review of the B Section Tie and Old Xaverians impressive win .Looking now at today's replay where I lean to Therry . Replays are often one sided and although not present

last Saturday reports coming back via Messrs Booth, Lyons and McArdle to name three, suggest that St . Ber-nards may have blown its chance. I feel that Therry now knows it can win and that its often criticized handballgame IS the way to A Section and the B Section flag, although Frank Melican is bound to tag Paul C rottythis week . What a master stroke by Bernie Dunn to play Crotty, who has a Robert Flower like ability to changedirection, as a loose man in defence for much of the day. The Therry winger worked hard up and down theground and was a focal point for Messrs Biddlestone, Matton, Quinn and company when they gained pos-session and moved out of defence.

I'm also worried whether John Pearson whose seven goals was almost a match winning performance canrepeat that effort . That he isn't amongst the Sections leading goalkickers suggest either inconsistent form ora recent move to the spearhead . Certainly Therry skipper Terry Quinn held him in the second half . St . Ber-nards may have fallen into the trap of trying to play Ther ry at its own game in the second qwuarter, for afterestablishing a significant lead by employing a direct long kicking game in the first quarter, it abandoned thatpractice for handball which allowed Therry to close the gap to fourteen points at half time . A return to the longgame could pay off at Elsternwick Park . There was praise for young Jason Reddick Therry 's schoolboy roverwho put in a polished display and was certainly assisted by Steve Reidy's control in the ruck. As expectedGa ry McAllister, Mick O'Dea and Kevin Mahady were splendid defenders and St . Bernards will ncz)d a repeatof their efforts if it is to get close again today.

Therry are confident of winning and trained impressively at E!sternwick Park last Monday. I'm not surprised

that they've up around 200 handballs a game having watched them run up and down Elsternwick Park in drovesshooting out the handballs left and right . Let's hope we get as good a game as last week's obviously was, butplease no more draws !

In the vital A Section Preliminary between Old Paradians & Ormond I'm not quite as sure as Ross Booththat O .P's will emerge victorious. I just cannot imagine that Ormond will fumble as much this week, and beforeyou all start telling me that is was due to Xavs pressure remeber they too lacked sure hands for three quarters .Ross described the game as boring whilst Ormond coach Mike McArthur-Allen agreed that players were un-sure in their ball handling which attributed to the low scoring for three quarters .

Not only should Ormond be able to put last week behind them, they will welcome the return of ruckmanPaul McDonald who was a late withdrawal last week. Scott Taylor did a great job on his own last Sundayand he will b one 'Mondsman delighted to have Paul back . Old Paradians will also welcome back a big man- John Atta who will play up forward and no doubt handle the ruck work with Parade is in attack . GerardSholly will not have missed the dominance Messrs . Wilton, Summers, King & Greetham had over Ormondlast week, nor for that matter the role played by the unsung Brendan Ryan, Dermott Dann, John Tiernanand Danny Meagher. I thought the Xavs small brigade worked in splendidly with their big men and O .P's arefortunate that in Brian Grills, Atta, Dale McCann, Tony Canavan & Damian Reeves they too possess theheight to cause the Ormond brain's trust plenty to worry about . Don't be surprised if O.P's spring a surpriseand select David Way in a forward pocket and as much as I, and plenty of others for that matter, admire theskill, poise and relentlessness of Brett Connell, the young Ormond defender would need a step ladder to wor-ry Way. Perhaps Connell may be saved the problem by being given the role of tagging the dangerous FrankGleeson, and leaving Steve McCooke to mind the ruckmen . McCooke did went when brought on to replaceCraig Clark and brought a smile to Noel Rundle's face with his cool and purposeful play .

Actually this particular match may be one of Mike McArthur-Allen's greatest football challenges . Along withBruce Corben & Michael Oaten they must select the side to cover Old Paradians strengths which are evenlyscattered over the field . I've talked of the O.P's height and marking advantage and the role Paul McDonaldwill be required to play. His brother Mark ill need to lift as will Paul Schuhkraft whose kicking let him downbadly last Sunday.

Ormond were thrashed on both wings last week and will face equally talented and to my mind toughter oppo-sition this week . Phil Kingston has had an indifferent season and Paul Nanke rv is has dropped form at thewrong time. Tomorrow they come up against Terry Board and either Dominic Spillane, B rendan or Paul Con-sidine or Ted Flynn . O .P's are certainly well off for wingers, vital positions at Elsternwick Park .

O.P's defence and ability to move the ball smartly out of defence combined with an attacking centre line, are,I believe its real strengths, although the roles played by Dale McCann, Mike Skerritt and Paul Fahey are im-portant to the sides success . David McDonald a highly regarded defender will pick up McCann and Ormondskipper Russel Barnes or possibly full back Brad Nash will pick up Skerritt . Nash may be the answer ashe has the pace to go with the Old Paradian utility which leaves us with Paul Fahey whom I thought playeda significant role in his sides win over De La. Tim Hille did well on Mick Atkins last week and he may be theman for Fahey thus allowing Martin Tobin a free reign . The young Ormond ruck rover would have been disap-pointed with his game last week and he along with Joey Young & Anthony Roe must fire if the 'Monds aregoing to bounce back and have another crack at Old Xavs . Paul Cox was not considered by his club as oneof its better players last week which was a surprise to some "over the fence experts", who felt Cox was oneof the sides goers . The answer is easy Paul, turn on a beauty tomorrow !

Both sides will need to guard against worrying about Old Xaverians as neither has yet earnt the right to playthem !

Old Paradians looked good against De La a fortnight ago. They led early, withstood the De La challengeand went onto win . During the year they lost to Ormond twice, by 7 points on May 2nd and by 4 in that thrillingclimax to the first round on August 22nd .

It's hard to dismiss an Ormond side, especially one with its back to the wall but I believe the weeks rest andinclusion of wingers Ted Flynn and Paul Considine, skipper Steve Exton, and forward John Atta will furtherimprove the O.P's side and give them the edge in what should be an enthralling final .

So its Old Paradians and Ther ryAnd a stab at the Under 19 Section 2 and 3 Premiers Old Haileybu ry and Whitefriars

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1987 A, B & C Section Medal WinnersL/R Ga ry Williams (Parkside) ( B), Frank Gleeson (Old Paradians) (A),Jim Hawkins (VAFA President) and Tony Fellows (Thomastown) (C) .

Winner of the Jack Fullerton Medal in E Sectio nVic Zanin ( UHSOB) shown here with V.A .F.A . President Jim Hakwins.

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REVIEW OF MATCHES PLAYED SEPTEMBER 5, 1987

Under 19 Medal WinnersL/R Tim Brideson (De La Salle) Section 1, Jim Hawkins, (VAFA President),

Rohan Aujard (Old Scotch) Section 2, ' . Seated Ben Crowe (Whitefriars) Section 3John Turnbull (Banyule) Section 2*.

*John and Rowan tied for the G .W. McTaggart Medal,

ID SECTION GRAND FINA LOld Ivanhoe Grammarians won the premiership when they defeated St. Kevins by ten points after a highscoring game in which each side had an equal number of scoring shots . Old Ivanhoe ran to an early leadand made St . Kevins catch them if they could . In the last quarter St. Kevins had a lot of play in their forwardline, but the Ivanhoe defenders kept them at bay to win their second senior V.A .F.A . pennant. Good playersfor the victors included acting coach Steve Ball, best and fairest winner Mark Dyson as well as veteran LouHockins. For St. Kevins John Watkin was a creative forward while Steve Kerr, Craig Robson and Stone did well .

E SECTION GRAND FINALAter an even and nervous sta rt State Bank overwhelmed West Brunswick by ninety four points ; a margin whichcould have been greater but for the stoic West Brunswick defence. A big quarter effort which saw the Bankerslead by sixty one points at the long interval, set up their huge winning margin . The Bankers en route to winningits fourth premiership (1927, 1961, 1972) were well served by Carboon, Gniel, Jenkins and Hargreaves. ForWest Brunswick captain Lampard, Mangafas and Hatzistavrou all gave their best to try to keep their sidein the game.

F SECTION GRAND FINALOn reflection the third quarter when they scored a solitary behind cost Whitefriars the game as they lost theirfour point half time lead and trailled Aquinas by thirteen points at three quarter time . The last quarter was athrilling one as Whitefriars pegged back the Aquinas lead and attempted to wrest the premiership. They failedby the minimum margin after a high scoring quarter which maintained great interest until the final siren . ForAquinas veteran forward John Ryan was a match winner with creative handball, high marking and four goals .G re g Clarke roved with success and booted three valuable goals . For the losers David Sutton was an activerover whose last quarter efforts nearly turned the game. An injury in the third quarter to big ruckman MatthewMcLelland took away his dominance and robbed Whitefriars of his drive around the ground . Congratulationsto both teams for a great exhibition of football which brought great credit to the V .A .F.A . for its presentation andcontrol .

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 SECOND SEMI FINA LMarcellin proceeded to the Grand Final by three points when they defeated Old Xaverians. It was the Xaveri-ans first defeat although they had more scoring shots . Marcellin's accuracy helped their cause and their winwould have appeased Tim Naughton's frustration over the May 16 unregistered player incident . Well done Mar-cellin on your victory.

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 PRELIMINARY FINA LMax Lyon told me three weeks ago his side would play off for the pennant and last week's big victory by OldHaileybu ry proved his claim . Their winning margin over Old Scotch of seventy eight points followed their nine-ty one point margin in round 18 on August 22 . There is little doubt that in the last three weeks Old Haileybu ryhave proven their superiority over Old Scotch .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 PRELIMINARY FINA LGreater accuracy in front of goal enabled Ivanhoe to defeat Caulfield Grammarians by six points despite thefact that Caulfield had four more shots for goal . Ivanhoe thus qualified for today's Grand Final against Whitefriars.

PREVIEW OF MATCHES TO BE PLAYED SEPTEMBER 12, 1987 .UNDER 19 SECTION 1 PRELIMINARY FINALOld Xaverians and Old Paradians Green meet at Pitcher Park for the right to play Marcellin next week . TheXaverians won both home and away matches this season - they came from behind to win by eleven pointsat Bundoora in Round 2 and won by forty four points at Yarra Park in Round 11 . The Paradians go into thismatch with confidence following their convincing First Semi Final victory. Shane Gorman should win them firstuse of the ball and Paul Shannon is a handy around the ground player. Key defenders Adam Smith and TimBea re are running players who move the ball quickly down the ground for David F reeman and Paul Zappa

to score . For the Xaverians Andrew McLaughlin and Peter Webb, have been active and successful forwardswhile Richard Curtin and John Tully are two other Xaverians on whom coach Chris O'Neill can rely. Whodo I select? During the season there was little doubt that Old Xaverians were the superior side however I wasimpressed by the Old Paradian's first semi final effort and today I am inclined to select them to win narrowlyafter a hard fought game .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 GRAND FINA LTherry, who have led the section all season play Old Haileybu ry for the premiership on the Har ry Trott Oval .In their two meetings during the season Therry won both times - by one point at Haileybu ry on May 30 andby four goals at Ther ry on August 8 . For Therry Eastmure could prove a match winner with his marking andaccurate kicking . Captain Tim Taylor should generate drive around the ground while Reddick and Blundellhave always been good Therry players . Old Haileybury have received good value from Parton against Ther-ry while G . Lassock has been a reliable forward . Cotton and the long loquacious Seccull have given goodservice to the Haileybu ry team . I expect a good solid game today in which Ther ry should be able to withstandall Haileybu ry pressure and go on to win and thus take the premiership.

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 GRAND FINA LWhitefriars and Ivanhoe play off for the premiership on the Ross Grego ry Oval . Although Whitefriars canjustifiably be considered the favourite they will have to be at their best to withstand Ivanhoe's pressure. Ivan-hoe has won both encounters during the season by one point on May 30 and by sixty four points on July 25 .These victories alone entitle Ivanhoe to confidence. The Albert Park surface could worry Whitefriars whoseDonvale domain has been very heavy during the season - certainly the bounce of the ball will be different .Who can Steve O'Connell and Garry Lewis look to for inspiration today? For Ivanhoe leading forward Len-gacher could be the match winner while Tucker, Pettingill and Rawley can be relied upon for good perfor-mances . Whitefriars have been consistently well served by Hickey, B. C ro we the Houstons, Strike, Phillipand Rowan who shoud be able to again do well today . Gar ry Lewis must insure that Whitefriars players real-ize the game has to be won and that it will be no cakewalk - Complacency by some of his players seemedin the air at Bundoora last week. Steve O'Connell's Ivanhoe players have come along quietly and consistent-ly during the season and I have the feeling that they will be able to win today and thus take the pennant . I expecta close game before Ivanhoe wins .

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MORE BEST & FAIREST DETAILSCongratulations go to G Section Winner Ga ry Sweet of Port Colts who polled an incredible 32 votes, 15 aheadof second place getter Craig Hutchinson of Bloods . Ga ry polled 7 best on grounds, 5 seconds and a thirdan incredible achievement . He received votes in 13 of the 15 games he played !

Winner in H Section was Peter Hooper of St . Kevins with 13 votes.

The G & H Section Best and Fairest Night was held at the North Melbourne Social Club on September 4th .

'OTF' thanks Steve Mason for his great organization of a wonderful night and congratulates Andrew Caithness(Old Scotch) who was awarded life membership of the Club 18 Football Association which merged with theVAFA this season.

G AND H VOTING DETAILSFirst : GARY SWEET, Port Colts :Second : CRAIG HUTCHINSON, Blood sThird : F. PARRY, Collegian sFourth : N . CROCKER, Monash Whites

P FINNEGAN, Port Colts

HIGHEST SCORERS AT OTHER CLUBSJ . HUNT, De La Sall eG . ENGEL, De La SalleR . LINDSAY, Ke wP WALDRON, GTV9G . ERSKINE, Marcelli nP BROMICH, Old HaileyburyB . ROWLAND, Old MelburniansK . FULLER, Old Scotc hS . RAYNER, St . Bernards

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H SECTION A . FISHER MEDALFirst : PETER HOOPER, St . KevinsSecond : S . McVICAR, Eltham" T. LOGAN, Old Brighto n" D. JIGGINS, Richmond Central

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Half Forwards:Forwards :Rucks:Rover :Interchange :Coach :

Garry BradyShane LivingtonDavid StreatGerard WrightMark TarulliBrendan PhylandGreg ClarkDave PhelanVic Hawking

Peter GriersonChris FletierMark WilkinsonBernard SpeissDamian WrightMark Plummer (C. )

Steve Bell

STATE BANK E SECTION GRAND FINAL TEAMBacks :Half Backs :Centre :Half Forwards :Forwards :Rucks :Rover :Interchange :Coach :Asst . Coach :

John Coghlan Lloyd TwycrossMark Rerden Stuart ClokeKevin Dervan Rod GnielGlen Goldsmith Kevin Matherston (C)Tony Rolfa David JenkinsStuart Carboon John BeareLindsay BullLeon ColbertKen BremnerTony Bul l

OLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANS F.C.Backs: Paul RyanHalf Backs : Martin DodderillCentre: David KingHalf Forwards : Lou HockinsForwards: Michael ColledgeRucks: Peter SkalbergInterchange : Don DowellCoach: Laurie StrettonCaptain : Ian WellsVice Captain : Mark Howard

C SECTION MONASH BLUESBacks: Mick HayHalf Backs: Adrian BarkerCentre : Greg HipwellHalf Forwards : Justin AlexanderForwards : Peter Forbes (C.)Rucks: Tim GillInterchange : Brad ConnellRover : Steve ConnellyCoach: Brian Ford

Neil Roberts

D SECTIO NNeal SkalbergIan WellsMark DysonBrian CockerillBruce YarwoodStephen BallJim Santo s

Chris RobertsDanny CarmanJamie SturgessIan HildebrandPeter LittleAndy McGrgorIan Kohler

Terry JonesDavid CroftBrendan JonesAndy Whelan (V.C.)John Rya n

Peter HendersonMurray GuyCharlie KenezRay HargreavesTony Connell y

Nick HarrisDarren ScottMatthew DaviesDavid PurcellMark HowardVictor Karakaitsas

Dick CulvenorJohn QuinTony KiersJohn JohnstoneGraeme Gal e

THE BLACK LIST

(Cc) - Failed to phone scores (if necessary) or details to Press Correspondent by 6 p .m. - FINE -TEN DOLLARS .OLD IVANHOE (Cb) - $10 .CAULFIELD GRAMMAR U19 (Cc) - Details incomplete -$10 .

Don't forget the Golf DayFriday 30th octobe r

Organize a four to represent your Club

Hanging up your boots?What about Umpirin g

Ring Peter French 531 5452 for information

BEAUREPAIRES FOR TYRES

Secretaries, Applications for 1988 are due by October 30thAct Now !

OLD ~\,,IITY C ~y~~~'=~MMARIANSINC.,~'~ i~ ,_.~ ~-~ ~ PoPML

V.A.F.A. "B" ORADE

COACHING POSITIONSSEASON 1988

Coaching applications are invited forSeniors and Reserves Teams for the 1988 Seasons .

Applications should be made in writin gincluding details of previous experience to

Paul Bunting ,Cl- Stockdale Weir and Co .

50 Burwood Road, Hawthorn, 3122 .Telephone: Work 818 1383 - Home 857 9629

Applications close October 9th, 1987.

PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRIN GALCOHOL INTO ELSTERNWICK PARK .

® Y ~ ~s-a ~. e CLUBinvites applications for the

SENIORRESERVE

COACHING POSITION SFOR SEASON 1988

Written applications for the above-mentionedpositions should reac h

The Secretary,19 The Avenue, East Malvern, 3145

by 9th October, 1987.

S T. Y 1,~.~ IC ~ r7 3, M E N T"~J

Affiliated E . S .C. F. A .Applications to The Secretary,

39 Birdwood Street, Parkdale, 3194.

Applications close 7th October, 19 87 .

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A SECTION RES . PRELIM. FINAL

oAPcORMOND

Reserves CoachGeoff Reilley

1 . C. Clar k3. T Boyanton6. M . Buckley7. G . Fisher8. M . Gilmore9. C. Tonkin

11 . R . Strahan12 . A . Mehrten15. G . Burke16. R. Eishold19. M . Dawson21 . G . Singleton24. S . McCooke29. L . Caddaye31 . D. Wood34. G . Russell35. R . Beard36 . M . Davine37. D. Robertson38. P. Milne r41 . J.Symeopolous42 . J . Casey43. P Harrington46 . M . Anderson47. W. Crump51. J . McAlroy52 . T. Tsaivas53. A. Muldoon54. T. Stewart55. A . Newstead57. M . Bett s58 . S. McAlroy60. L .McMahon64. A . Noblett

SCOREBOARD

OLD XAVERIANSReserve Coach :M. Carlin

3. D. Meagher5. D. Taylor

13. J . Peters14. A . McKaige17. A. Ralph19. P. Trainor21 . N. Wifton25. B. Ryan27. J .Kennedy29. D. McKay31 . R .Ralph (CR)32 . C. Ralph34. D. Curtain35. C.Mortinson36. A. Dogville37. R. Curtain38. J .McKay40. A . Rogers42 . J . Lowe43 M. Kinna44 . B. Heaphy45. N . Spargo47. D. Sheales48. C. Papageorgio51 . D. O'Loughlin52. M. Delaney54. J . Feld

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oA cORMOND

Senior CoachMike McArttwry4Eien

1 . C . Clark2 . P. Schuhkraft3. T. Boyanton4. R.Barnes (C)5. D. McDonald8 . M. Gilmore9 . C . Tonki n

12 . A . Mehrten13. P. Kingston14 . S . Taylor15. G. Burke17. P. Sutherland18.P.Cox20. B. Nas h22. B. Connell23 . P. McDonald24. S. McCooke25. P. Forsyth26. P. Mehrten27. T. Hille28. P. Nankervis30. J . Young32. M. McDonald33. A. Roe34. G . Russell40. M. Tobin41 . J .Symeopoulos

OLD PARADIANSSenior Coach :

Gerry Sholty

1 . P. Considine2 . M . Skerritt3. M. Considine5. D. Spillane6. D.McCann(VC)8. D . Reeve s9. A . Canavan

10 . B.Considine11 . T. Board12 . E . Flynn14. R Fahey15 . J . Atta16 M. Heffernan18. B. Grill s20 . A . Woods22. B. Exto n24. O. Abrahams26. S. Exton (C)27. B . Davi s30. F.Gleeson(DVC)33. A . Peyton36. B. McClements44. A . Pritchard50. D. Day65. D. Nibal i

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B SECTION RES . PRELIM. FINAL

MARCELLINOLD COLLEGIANS

Neil Le t ievne

5. P. Andueza6. G. O'Connell7. M .Dillon (CR)

11 . A . Amalfi13 . K . Perry14 . D . Howe16 . D. Diffey19 . S. Lennox20. M. Miki c22 . A. Gallagher23 . A . Saduki24. T. O'Hehir25 . G . Gallagher26. J .O'Loughlin27. R .O.Callaghan29 . J . Harvey30. R. Stewart31 . C. Castagna32. G . Frossinos33. A. Mahe r35. R .O'Callaghan36. B. Crimmins37. S . Crowe38. M . Keays40. M . Wiggins41 . L . Kivlighon42. C. Sampson43 V. Scott44. S.Lindenmayer45. X . Dimmatina46. J . Golds47. D. Menzies48. M . Menzies49. G. Hughes50. A. Robinson55. M. Stapleton56. A. Day57. S . Priest58. N. Crooks60. RVandemierwe64. P. Harve y80. DWinterbottom99. P. Hughes

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26. B. Cummins

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Reserve Coach :Paul Howard

3 J . Howard

13. P. Sujovich14. S. Algeri19. A. Farrelly22. K . Graham23. M . Clinch

27. J . Ferrucio28.28. J. Harrod29. I . Hammam31 . M . Thynne33. C. Petritsch34. W. Haddad35. R . Ballarin38. P. Dynon39. G. Healy40. J. Marinacci

42 . J. Naughton4. R . O'Callaghan45. P. O'Dea46. W. Fiddler47.N.Cole48. J. Wigg49. J. Stewart50. P. Shortal51 . J. Murrihy52 . J. Capiron

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26. R Ryan

B SECTION SENIORS 2nd SEMI FINALREPLAY

ST. BERNARDSReserve Coach:John Wood1 . M . Sullivan4. V. Comito5. J . Klaaysen6. M . Brandner7. J . Toohey9. M . O'Dea (C)

10. B. Saundry12 . P. Hoga n13. R. Purcell15. F. Monaghan16. J . Pearson18. J . Federico20. J . Fraser21 . A. Muir22. A. Mahady24. Phil Klaaysen27. A. Natha n31 . M. Daffey34. J . O'Connell38. G. Wood39. P. Wood42 . M. Marshall76. G. McAlliste r

SCOREBOARD

CORPUS CHRISTI

Coach :Bernard Dunn

1 . G.Biddlestone (VC)2. S.Flaherty3. G. Nyman4. S . Reidy5 . S. Ramsay6 . T. Quinn (Cap)7. P. Jone s8 . P. Quin n9 M . Grocock

10. R. Egglestone13. M. `Bosanko14 . S . Eastmure16. S . Gibso n

19. A. Ratcliffe20. P. Marantelli21 . J . Tyle r22. J . Reddick24. P. Mallon25. M. O'Rourke

30. R. Kan e31 . S . Ryan33 . S. McMahon37. D . Castaldi47. P. Ratcliffe48. D. Wriggleswurth54. P. Salern o64. P. Crotty88. P. Murphy

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OLD XAVERIANS

Coach :C.M . O'Neill

2. P. Klein (C)a M. Fennessy5. D. Taylor (VC)6. A .McLoughlan9. J.Quilty

10. R .Kennedy11 . M .Freeman12. P.KGnghom13. M .Logan14. M .Gleeson16. M .Gibson17. J .Ralph (DVC)19. JTull y21 . D.Beny23. PWebb24. M.Brennan25. J.Lyttleton28. PCallanan29.S.Heatherington31 . PO'Sullivan32 . J .McKay34. R .Curtain37. C. Bloom44. S. Hogan50. P.Lidgennrood51 . P.Connors82. M. Klavac

SCOREBOARD

OLD PARADIANSGREEN

Coach:Neil Mullavey

1 . PShannon (C)2. K . McInerney3. A.Smith (DVC)4. M. Reid

5. M . Dean6. S.Richardson7. P. Zappaa D. Beck

10. M . Mullavey11 . S. Phil p12. A . Regan (VC)13 D. Exto n14. D. Nibali15. P. Northey16. N . Kerr17. G . Jowett18. M . Cotter19. PBrabender21 . S. Gorman22. C. Larkins24. D. Freeman32. D. Hinkley33. A . Peyton35. G . Rodrigues37. P. Healey38. W. Chester44 . A. Jackson49. P. LaRosa52. A .Aanensen57. R . Cugno61 . S . Smith63 D. Batchelor72 . T. Beare

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OLDHAILEYBURY

Coach :Max Lyon

1 . A . Wigg2. G . Lasscocka P. Merrett4. P. Soratia G. Phillips6. M .B. Dickinson7. R.G . Phillips8. A. Orto n9. D. Cotto n

10. J .G.Fergusson11 . J.A. Rae12. P. Bennett (VC)14. T. Dora n15. R . Bowman17.WD.Cox18. L . Elliot19. R. Parton20. P. Shinkfield21 . D. Merrett (C)22. P. Flockhart23. M . Larkworthy24. T. Jones25. P. Bowman26. D. Lea r27. D.M. Garfield28. F.S.Rasmussen30. M .W. Seccull31 . D.M. Field32. N .A . Phili33. W. Caspers34. J .A. Farr38. C. Lane

SCOREBOARD

THERRvCCOB

Coach:Ric Sherwen

Asst . Coach:Terry Kendall

1 . R. Aujarci2. S. Caxla M . Weller4. T. Smith5. E . Whiteside6. A. Asto n7. M. Taylora W. Tuckfield9. C. Robinson

10. D. weame11 . S. Illingworth12 . B. Crump13 N . Hooper14. M . Chapman15. R . Evans16. T. Mitchell17. J . Fergusson18. R. Mann19. J. Cornish20. T. Japp (C)21 . J. West22. J. Kerr23 M . Ryan24. M. Fletcher25 . K. Burrows26. J. Pghan27. D. Wightman28. P.McDougail29. C. Hume30. S . Hendry31 . J. Armstrong32. 1-Fraser-Smith39. R . Johnson34. T. Kaipert35. L. Kdchin36. D. Leeton37. S. Montgomery38. L . Nichols39. A . Vidor40. S. Warner41 . D. Murtagh

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 GRAND FINAL

IVANHOECoach:Steve O'Connell

1 . S. O'Connell2. J . Maki n3. D. Richards4. E. Newbold6. S. Hall7. P. Donohue8. P. Manual

10. T. Anderson11 . M . Lunn12 . M . Lengacher13. P. Zimmerman14 . M . Sheddon15. B. Adams16. A . Hayes17. R . Rawley18. M. Flyn n19. L. Cenagdzija20. A. Fry21 . D. Barmby22 . S. Parkinson23 A. Blain (C)24. D. Cartwright25. C. Tucke r27. I . Fergusson28. J. Lynch29. R. Lawson30. J. O'Brien32 . P. Pettingill3a S. John

SCOREBOARD

WHITEFRIARSCoach:

John Lord

1 . N . Brohier2. S. Jamesa G Poole4. M . Morley5. P. Murtagh6. A. Kahofe r7. G . Dind (DVC)8: M . Johnston9. A. Bowater

10. M. Klose11 . M . Pride12 . G. Sammells13. P. Armstrong14. S.Cossart-Walsh1S P King1f R. Royals17. A.McMillan (VC)18. J . Croom e19. M . Roberts20. G . Williams21 . J . Turne r22 . T. Moorhouse23. P. Edwards24. T.Dionyssopoulos25. B. Johnston26. D. Lentin i27. N . Megas28. S. Sargant29 . N. Thodos30. C. Wilson31 . C. Bacon (C)32. T. Emselle33. D. Arnold34. D. Mitchell

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A SECTION PRELIMINARY FINAL - E!stemwick Park, 2 .15 p.m . Sunday 13th September.OLD PARADIANS V ORMON DField: K . Segota, P WisemanBoundary. P Johnston, A. TaylorGoal: M. Serong, J. HallEmergency Umpire: R . Lippol dA SECTION RESEREVES PRELIMINARY FINAL - Elstemwick Park, 11 .30 a .m . Sunday 13th September.

OLD XAVERIANS V ORMON DField: C. King, W. HenryBoundary: B. Cameron, L . GallagherGoal: G . Clancy, R. Clarkso nDuty Officers: Noel Rundle and David ScottB SECTION SECOND SEMI FINAL REPLAY - Elstemwick Park, 2 .15 p.m .ST. BERNARDS V THERRYField: G . Hardiman, K. CoughlanBoundary: G. Clark, P CarrollGoal: B. Hoare, D. HillierEmergency Umpire: W. Lyon sD SECTION RESERVES PRELIMINARY FINAL - Elstemwick Park 11 .30 a .m .ST KILDA CBC V MARCELLINField: J . Murnane, J. TooheyBoundary: G . Bland, M . HorwoodGoal: S. Livingston, R . Gunsto nDuty Officers: Peter French and Ray Wals hUNDER 19 SECTION 1 PRELIMINARY FINAL - Parkside 2 p .m .OLD PARADIANS V OLD XAVERIAN SFie/d: P. Cherry, C. SwaleBoundary R . Eastwood, K . WalkerGoal: T Wyles, K . Pitche rDuty Officers: John Miles and David Burne sUNDER 19 SECTION 2 GRAND FINAL - Harry Trott , 2 p.m .THERRY V OLD HAILEYBURYFie/d: S. McCarthy, S . ClinchBoundary: P. McTaggart, T. BolgerGoal: M . Lentini, R . DunstanDuty Officers: Manson Russel and Alf KeamUNDER 19 SECTION 3 GRAND FINAL - Ross Grego ry 2WHITEFRIARS V IVANHOEField: T. Bell, A . McRawBoundary D. Fowler, R . MaystonGoal: W. Fowler, I . Malcol mDuty Officers: Tony O'Callaghan and !an Munro

p.m .

TRIBUNALSEPTEMBER 5th ROUND

M. McCOLL, Kew - Striking - Suspended 2 matches.B.DAVIS, West Brunswick - Striking - Suspended 1 match .G . BUCKLEY, West Brunswick - Striking - Suspended 2 matches .Witness R . Gniel - Unsatisfacto ry evidence and re primanded .L . COLBERT, State Bank - Striking with elbow - Severe reprimand .1 . FERGUSON, Ivanhoe - Striking - Suspended 3 matches .D . CARTWRIGHT Ivanhoe U19 - Head-butting - Suspended 4 matches .S. PARKINSON Ivanhoe U19 - Unduly rough play - Suspended 4 matches .J. SCOTT, Marcellin Res. - Striking - Suspended 3 matches.

Umpires Cornerwith Brian Goodman

"PROFILE OF THE WEEK"Name: Leah Gallagher (Boundary Umpire )Nickname: SpiderLikes: Umpiring, Tall Men, Short Men, Men!Dislikes : The Axeman, Shaking hands and being told she looks like "Cher"Favourite Foods : Fish, Baked Beans and Corn Flakes .Favourite Drinks : Gin, Vodka, Rum, Sherry, Port, Whisky and Water.Favourite Sports: Indoor and Outdoor Cricket, skipping .Favourite Sportmen : Graeme Hunt, Graeme Marsh and Graeme Bland .Favourite T.V. Show : Alf, Sports Arena, Blankety Blanks .Biggest Influence : Neville Nash, Graeme Simpson, & Terese Bolger.Highlights : Umpiring with Sharon Alger and Terese Bolger and umpiring on the boundary in her first "A" Sec-tion match .Ambition : To be part of the team in an "A" Section Grand Final, and beat the field umpire back to the centre.

Memo to all UmpiresANNUAL DINNER DANCE

on the 25th of September .Rob Bell and (Chilli Pepper) Kevin Segota are waiting for your booking .

So get in early to obtain the best seats .Make sure you attend and have a ball!! !

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A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UMPIRES ASSOCIATIO NAs the season draws to a close we should reflect on where our game of Australian football stands in the V.A . FA.

It is true the system of relegation is working well with each division very close around finals time .However, there is one area that continues to get worse and no-one seems to care - UMPIRES!I don't mean the standard of umpiring as the senior divisions will vouch for; I mean the numbers of umpires.During myown long association with the V .A .F.A . I have often been confronted with the problems with um-

pires. "Why don't we have two umpires in D Grade?" or "Why do we always get the new umpires in F Grade?"ANSWER ! We need mo re umpi res !

The Executive advertise and with some help from our Umpires Association we recruit to a minor extend . Real-ly the only way is to have co-operation from the Football Clubs in the Amateurs .

Why can't the blokes that are tired of being injured, now that they are a little older, enjoy a run with a youngerbloke doing the U19's?

Some of the umpires I have seen doing the seconds have shown real potential . With a little coaching I'msure they would love umpiring as much as we all do .

The V.A .F.A . offers great facilities for training and a thoroughly professional coaching panel . No stone is leftunturned in teaching our umpires the proper way to umpires .

My challenge to you is - put something back into football after all the enjoyment it has given you .It'll be a sad day "IF" A & B Grade go back to the one umpire system .

Ron LippoldP re sident, V.A .F.U .A .

PATRONS`EMEMBER ALCOHOL~INTO ELSTERNWICK PARKRING

FOOTBALLinvites applications for Coaches

~ ~ and arll 2 S(Playing or Non Playing)

for

SEASON 1988Incumbent Senior Coach not applyin g

All relevant details should be sent toThe Secretary

Mrs . P. Reichelt ,7 Valley Road, Bundoora, 3083 .

Enquiries phone 467 3242

CLAYTON AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB

Required for Season 1988

SEN IORSRESERVES UNDER 1 9

Remuneration Negotiabl e

Apply in writing toSecretary, P.O. Box 286, Mt . Waverley, 3149.

Applications close October 9th, 1987.

The National Trustees sharpshooters list iscompiled from information received on Mon-days . Late copy is not regarded .

SECOND SEMI FINAL - SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6thORMOND 3.4 5.7 6.13 8.13 .61OLD XAVS 1. 6.5 7.7 15 .11 .101OLD XAVS : S .Curtam 3, Bourke 2, Tiernan 2, King 2, Ryan, Beatie,Ca161, Meagher, Varcoe, Callan . BEST Dann, Peter Curtain, Meagher.Wilton, Summers, Callan .

ORMOND: M .McDonald 2, Schuhkraft 2, P.Mehrten 2, Cox, Taylor,BEST: Barnes, Taylor, Nash, Forsyth, Hille, Tobin .

SECOND SEMI FINA LST. BERNARDS 6.1 9.3 12.5 15.7.97THERRY 1.4 6.7 9.10 14.13 .97ST- BERNARDS : J .Pearson 7, Hogan 3, G .Wood 3, Comito, Brand-

. BEST: McAllister, J .Pearson, K. Mahady, Comitq Nathan, O'Dea.THERRY: O'Rourke 4, Kane 2, Gibson 2, Reidy 2, Grocock 2, Nyman,Jones . BEST. Crotty, Reidy, Mallon, Ramsay, Kane, Grocock .

KEWMONASH BLUES

GRAND FINA L

4.2 8.5 8.11 10.11 .711.4 4.7 6.13 13.18 .9 6

MON BLUES : Alexander 3, Connelly 2, Hildebrand 2, PForbes 2, Stur-gess 2, Gale, J.Quin . BEST.Sturgess, Hipwell, Gill, Carman, Culvenor,McGregor.

KEW : C . HaraLAMBOPOULOS 3, Cavanagh 2, Burden, Kalac,Schober, Busuthl, McLean. BEST. Griffiths, Busittil. Kalac, Burden,Schober, Bria.

GRAND FINA LOLD IVANHOE 6.2 9.6 15.8 21 .10.13 6ST. KEVINS 6.2 8.5 10 .9 19.12 .12 6OLD IVANHOE: Cockerill 5, King 4, Hockins 3, Davies 3, Ball, N .Skal-berg, Purcell, Howard, Colledge, Karakaltsas . BEST. Ball, Karakaltsas,P.Skalberg, Dyson, Davies, Cockerill .ST. KEVINS : Stone 6, S .Kerr 5, Watkin 4, Callanan 2, Sammartmo,PSmith, BEST. Stone, Watkin, S.Kerr, Cross, G .Kerr, P.Joyce.

GRAND FINALSTATE BANK 4.3 12.5 15.9 2.12.138WEST BRUNSWICK 2.3 2.4 2.6 6.8.44STATE BANK : A . Roifs 6, Colbert 4, Carboon 2, Beare 2, Connolly,Hargreaves, Goldsmith, Jenkins, Twycross, Matherson, Dervan . BEST:Bremner, Bukll, Wright, Wabbis, Matherson, Cloke .WEST BRUNS: Capron 3, Rodgers, P.Magafas, McNeice, BEST.~ Cas-ley, Jackson, D.Lampard, S.Lampard, P. Magafas, Capron.

GRAND FINALWHITEFRIARS 2.5 6.8 6.9 12.12.84AQUINAS 3.1 6.4 8.10 12 .13.85AQ U

ylINAS: Ryan 4, Clarke 3, Bell 2, D.Wright 2, Wilkinson, BEST. Ryan,

Phand, Grierson, Wilkinson, Phelan, Fleiter .WHITEFRIARS : Sutton 3, Barclay 2, Bonnyman 2, Tierney, Bunn,McLelland, Reidy, Lee. BEST McLelland, Bunn, Crowe, Coghlan, Bor-rack, Tierney.

SECOND SEMI FINA LOLD XAVS 3.7 6.11 9.12 14.12.96MARCELLIN 3.2 5.3 12.7 15.9.99MHa

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nromage,,Mangan. , BArchdeacon, Wooller, Finnigan .

OLD XAVERIANS: Berry 3, Logan 2, Lidgerwood 2, Klein, Webb, Cur-tain . Gleeson, McLaughlan, Brennan, Hetherington . BEST. McKay,Brennan, Quilty. Webb, Curtain, Tully.

.~' XPRELIMINARY FINA L

OLD HAILEYBURY 6.5 9.8 15.9 20 .9.129OLD SCOTCH 1.0 3.4 3.11 6.15 .51OLD HAILEYBURY: Lasscock 6, Seccull 4, Cotton 3, Doran 2, Shink-field 2, Bennett, Parton, Bingham BEST. Bingham, Gardfield, Jones,Lasscock, Seccull, Wigg .

OLD SCOTCH : Taylor 2, Cowl, Evans, Whiteside, McGregor, BEST:Aston, Aujard, Cowl, Hooper, Murtagh, Taylor.

PRELIMINARY FINA LIVANHOE 6.2 10.5 13.7 16.11 .107CAUL. GRAMMAR 3.4 4.9 10.15 14 .17.101IVANHOE : Lengacher 7, Adams 2, Pettingill 2, Hall 2, Rawley, Manu-aI, Tucker. BEST: Tucker, Manual, Donohue, Adams, Lengacher, Monev.CAUL. GRAMMAR: Jolla 3, Bacon 3, Poole 3, Murtagh 2, King 2,

Brohier MRChell . BEST: Murtagh, Kohefec Bowater, Cossart-Walsh . Klose,

SECOND SEMI FINAL (Sunday September 6th)ORMOND 4.2 5.3 10.6 12.8.80DE LA SALLE 1.3 8 .9 12 .12 15.19.109DE LA SALLE : O'Toole 5, Fraser 4, McClounan 3, Hellard 2, Ander-son. BEST Nash, O'Callaghan, Tessier, Spencer, Davey, Anderson .ORMOND : Strahan 4, Singleton 3, Wood, Burke, Gilmore, A .Mehrten,Robertson . BEST Muldoon, Robertson, J .McAlroy, A. Mehrten, Rus-sell, Beard.

SECOND SEMI FINALMARCELLIN 8.10.58IVANHOE 12.6.78IVANHOE: Matthew 3, Daffy 2, Romeo 2, A.Balcombe, Blythe Decis,Hoffma nrroll, Morcom, BEST Krohn, Doyle, Hoffman, Webb, Romeo,C a

MARCELLIN : Maher 2, Scott, Keays, Delahunt, O'Hehir, G .Sheehan,Winterbottom . BEST Andueza, O'Connell, O'Hehir, Delahunt, O'Lough-lin, Keays .

ESERVE SECTION .GRAND FINA L

OLD MELB. 3.4 4.5 6.8 8.10.58KEW 2.6 6.9 9.10 13.15 .93KEW: Kynakou 4, Rowland 4, Bradley 2, B .Casuria, Irwin, White. BESTBradley, J .Casuria, Saggeese, Irwin, White, Kyriakoi .OLD MELB : Curtis 3, Duncan, Read, Morrison, Hupfau, Dawson,BEST Read, Koren, Duncan, Bull, Daddo, Roysmith .

: D ,RESERVE SECTIO NGRAND FINA L

PRESTON 4.1 6.2 9.7 10.9.69ST. KEVINS 1.5 3.7 3.8 4.10.34

PRESTON : Caliguri 3, Sebeh 2, O'Brien 2, Krause, Johnson, Finika-rides, BEST: Hunter, Mitchell, Caligari, Sebeh, Calcutt, Hodgson .

ST. KEVINS: Snell, Olson, Arthurson, Fraser. BEST: Jolly, Arthurson,Snell, Deag, Olson, Halfpenny.

E RESERVE SECTIO NOLD ESSENDON 3.4 3.11 5.16 7.16.58STATE BANK 3.2 3.5 5.6 7.9.51

OLD ESSENDON : Dudderidge 3, Frost 2, Thompson, Borg . BESTCrossley, Day, Frost, Middleton, Shaw, Cotter.

STATE BANK : Wright 2, G .Rolfs 2, O'Connor 2, Ross . BEST: Curtin,Murray, Smith, Cooney, Wright, Hogan .

F RESERVt ..SECTIONWHITEFRIARS 1.0 3.2 8.5 8.9.57LATROBE UNI 2.1 3.3 3.4 6.5.41

WHITEFRIARS: G .White 3, Lowell 2, Begley 2, Hughs. BEST: Sully,Lefel, G .WhRe, Hughes, Lyall, Ciardulli .

LATROBE UNI : Robinson 2, Limperakis 2, B.Franzman, JTucci . BESTCampisi, McMahon, M .Jones, D.Franzman, Dunin, Andreula .

PLEASE ASSIST U S

Cleaning is a very expensiveitem these days .

The VAFA asks all Patronsattending Elsternwick Parkto use the bins provided to

dispose of rubbish .

With your co-operationground cleaning will be easie r

and less expensive!

Thank you.

NEXT WEEKS MATCHESA SECTIONGRAND FINAL Sunday September 20th at 2 .30 p.m .Old Xaverians v ???RESERVESDe La Salle v ??? - Sunday September 20th at 11 .30 a.m.

B SECTIONPRELIMINARY FINAL - Saturday September 19th at 2 .15 p.m .

??? v Marcellin O .C.RESERVES. GRAND FINAL - Saturday September 19th at 11 .45 a .m .

Ivanhoe v ???

UNDER 19 SECTION 1GRAND F

~ASECTI®eNSeptember 19th at

FINAL

2 P.M. SUNDAY SE EMBER 27th

AT

E1,530"I"ERNWICK PARK

Coaches required for the 1988 Season

vi, ; I, .

(Playing or non-playing)Applications in writing to :

The President ,27 Lacken Heath Drive,

Tullamarine, 3043.

Applications close Friday, October 23rd, 1987.

MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYSFOOTBALL CLU B

(C InApplications are invited for thefollowing coaching positions for

SEASON 1988

SENIORS ® RESERVES - UNDER 19's

Applications to the SecretaryMr. Tim Gallop,

1 Fairfield Grove, South Caulfield, 3162 .Telephone (H) 596 5835 (W) 528 6544

Applications close 1st October, 1987

Looking Backby Noel Rundle

5 YEARS AGO - 1982

Goal umpire Ralph Bridges waved the flags for his350th V.A .F.A . game. De La Salle's strong secondhalf dominated by their small brigade, saw No rt h OldBoys defeated 15 .13 to 10.17.Best were Maher (4 goals), Williams, McDonnell,Bourke Frenetic, G reene (De La Salle) and Walsh,Griffin, O'Rourke, Clark, Conti, Ryan (North OldBoys) .No rth Old Boys went on to annihilate Marcellin inthe preliminary final, leading 14.9 to 1 .6 at half time,with final scores 19.16 to 8 .12 . Stars were Griffin, S .Weir, Borcich, O'Rourke (North Old Boys) and Cain,Ebe rt , Howard (Marcellin) .In 'C' Old Camberwell took out the flag when theyrepeated their semi-final win against Coburg to winjust as convincingly 17.20 to 11 .7 with the best play-ers, Rogers, Hackett, D. Steven (Old Camberwell)and Purcell, N . McAuliffe, Peck (Coburg) .Parkside beat St . Pius for the third time to win 'D'premiership. B. Clark, Arnold, Heaver, Bastow (8goals) would go down in Parkside's history as thegrand final stars .Traditional rivals Therry and Banyule staged a typi-cal encounter for the E Section flag - a close gameall day, the lead changing frequently, and Therryproving too strong in the final term kicking 5 .4 to 2 .1to triumph 16 .6 to 14 .10. Best were White, Whyley,McMahon, Weir, Biddlestone, Chetecuti (Therry)and Ladd, Taylor, Power, Fraumano, Foster,McKenzie (Banyule) .The match was obviously very fiery - 5 Banyule play-ers were reported and suspended for a total of 24weeks while two Therry players were reported for onweek's suspension .In the closest grand final Bulleen United beat Penin-sula Old Boys by 7 points, 14 .18 (102) to 13.17 (95) .Morley, Viney, Anderson (Bulleen United) and Wilt-shire , Doyle, Horne (Peninsula Old Boys) starred .Junior premiers were Buileen Templestowe, Ivan-hoe and Fawkner.

10 YEARS AGO - 197 7

De La Salle staged a real form reversal to annihilateSt . Bernard's O.C. and go into the grand final againstNo rth Old Boys.In 'B' Section, Ivanhoe scraped home by one pointfrom Reservoir Old Boys in a see-saw game in whichthe teams were never more than 10 points apart .Fawkner proved their supremacy for the season in'C' with a 29 point win over Parkside in a high scor-ing game, 20.21 to 17.10. Best were Richardson,Quinnell, Foley (Fawkner) and Howell, Felle, Wil-son (Parkside) .

Other grand final winners were 'D' Old Brighton24.13 to Alphington 14.11, 'E' Heathe rton 17 .13 toWest Brunswick 8.16, 'F' St. Bede's O.C. 12 .16 toBulleen Templestowe 12 .14, Junior 1, St . Bernards20.13 to Ivanhoe 12 .16 and Junior 2 HamptonRovers 20.16 to Geelong 18.17.The Association bid farewell to George McTagge rt ,editor of the Amateur Footballer for close on 30 years,who was retiring from the Titles Office in October togo overseas with his family for two years. (He cameback better and bigger than ever, N .R . )

15 YEARS AGO - 1972Parade's shocking inaccuracy, 3 .14 to half timeagainst Caulfield Grammarians 6.7 almost cost themthe game which really went their way when theykicked four goals in as many minutes in the third termto go on to an easy victory .A great performance by Parade who had won the'B' Section premiership in 1971 and would now meet1971 'A' Section premiers, Ormond in the grand final .In 'B' Section University Blacks contributed to theirdefeat with poor shooting 11 .22 while Ivanhoe kicked18 .10 to earn the right to meet Geelong in the 'B' Sec-tion grand final .I re land, Hughes, Dickson (Ivanhoe) and Batter,MacCallum, A. Costello (Blacks) were best .Rese rvoir shocked Assumption with 10.4 to 1 .1 inthe second quarter to go on and win the 'C' Sectionpremiership and retain their unbeaten record .Devlin, Bates, R . Shepherd (Reservoir) and Lewis,Du ro , Phillips (Assumption) were best .Parkside with a 1 point win over Old Brighton gainedthe 'D' Section premiership, Ridd, Sammut, Gra-ham, Dryden (Parkside) and Watkins, Mullett, Tem-pleton (Old Brighton) were best .

20 YEARS AGO - 196 7

Caulfield Grammarians (14.12) defeated MelbourneHigh (12 .14) to enterthe grand Final against Old Para-dians. Best for Caulfield Grammarians were Ward,P. Ho re, Pyman, Baker, Vorrath, Williams and forM .H .S . Fairbank, Nelson, Turnbull, Needham,Harley, Gilbe rt .No rth Old Boys (11 .7) kicked 6.4 to 0 .1 in the lastquarter against Ormond (7.10) to play UniversityBlues in the 'B' Section Grand Final and enter 'A' Sec-tion in 1968 .Grand Final results in other sections were as follows .'C' Section : Alphington 9.18 best Boyle, Harris,Scott defeated Monash University 6.17 best Win-dust, McMaster, Rogers.'D' Section : St . Pat's O.C. 12 .7 best Sullivan, Ball,Fry defeated Hampton Rovers 9.13 best Stroud,Mackenzie, Ro re y.

'E' Section : Assumption O .C. 14.18 best Heath,O'Keefe, Beaumont defeated Too ronga-Malvern8.9 best Graham, Bean, Anderson .Congratulations were due to North Old Boys - theyhad gone from 'E' Section to 'A' Section in a mini-mum time, progressing one section each year.

30 YEARS AGO - 1952

University Blues 16 .9 easily beat CommonwealthBank 11 .9 and won the right to meet Ormond (whothey defeated in second semi) in the Grand Final . The

finals system in use gave the team which finished ontop by a clear game the right to challege) .M .H .S.O.B . repeated its final defeat of Ivanhoe andwon a close game, 6 .11 to 5 .7 to take the 'B' Sectionpremiership .Elsternwick 9.9 . (63) defeated the inaccurate EastMalvern 7 .13 (55) to win the 'C' Section Final .Old Scotch, 7 goals down at three-quarter-time,came home with the wind at Brighton Beach Oval andkicked 8.4 in the last quarter to one point and defeat-ed Ormond by 9 points to take the junior premiership .

National Mutual NewsProfile Andreas Hyde and Gavin Wright

ANDREAS HYDEAndy is the officially appointed National Mutual Agent to look after the financial planning needs of all the peopleassociated with the MHSOB, Bulleen/Templestowe and Bulleen United Clubs .

A former policeman, Andy has been in the insurance industry for three years . He has completed two certificatecourses run by the Life Underwriters Association, achieving honours in both years. Andy is also a LicensedDealers Representative, enabling him to discuss all aspects of investment planning .

He has been working with other sporting clubs, assisting them with their insurances and he is looking forwardto providing similar assistance to his sponsored VAFA clubs .Andy can be contacted at National Mutual's Heidelberg Office on 458 4011 or at home on 754 6201 .

GAVIN WRIGH TA lover of football, Gavin Wright will feel at home amongst the players, officials and supporters of the Old Cam-berwell Grammarians, University Blacks and Powerhouse Clubs now he has been officially appointed as theirNational Mutual Agent .Although he admits playing football was not one of his fortes, he says he spent a little time down at Old Camber-well in the mid seventies . Swimming, squash and running keeps him reasonably fit these days .

A former state primary teacher, Gavin is a recent adition to the insurance industry and has had a remarkablebeginning which isn't surprising when he places such importance on devloping a trusting relationship with hisclients .Gavin is based at National Mutual's City Central Division in Market Street and he can be contacted on 618 4219business or 370 3989 after hours .

PHONING OF SCORES, GOALKICKERS AND103EST PLAYERS DURING FINALS

Final Scores : To 379 8171 (Ron Hally) Reserves by 3 p .m ., Seniors and Under 19 by 5 p.m . Winning ClubResponsible.Goalkickers : Best Players - All Sections (Seniors, Under 19 and Reserves) - to the Press Correspondent(George McTaggert) as follows:Rese rves: To 531 5452 (Elsternwick Park) between 2 p .m . and 3 p.m .Seniors and Under 19 : To 528 3319 before 6 .00 p.m .All goalkickers and six (6) best players for each club required . Winning Club Responsible.If you win, make sure you obtain details from losers. If you lose, make sure you supply details to winners : Usualblack list fines apply - except that failure to furnish all required information to the Press Correspondent mayincur a fine to both clubs . Losers - When supplying information to winners - PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY.Provided that the above information is given correctly, it will not be necessary to forward details of goalkickersetc . to "The Amateur Footballer" .Sunday matches - Not necessary to phone scores to Ron Hally.These p rocedures will apply throughout the finals .

George McTaggart,Press Correspondent

A Member of the National Mutual Group of Companie s

A SECTIO NSchuhkraft, Ormond (2) 79Herman, Collegians 62C.Lowe, De La Salle 51D. Matthews, Caul . Gram. 47S . Curtain, Old Xav. (3) 47Maclnnes, Uni Blues 43Rennie, De La Salle 45Bourke, Old Xaverians (2) 42Gleeson, Old Paradians 40M .McDonald, Ormond (2) 37Sherwen, Old Scotch 31Roberts, Collegians 30

B SECTIO NF reeman, Parkside 67Heath, Uni Blacks 56Riddell, St. Kilda 55Kennedy, Ivanhoe 50B. Saggers, Fawkner 45Williams, Parkside 41O'Shaughnessy, O. Trinity 38Jobson. Uni Blacks 37G. Wood, St. Bernards (3) 37Petroff, Marcellin 39O'Rourke, Therry (4) 37G. Dwyer, Ivanhoe 32

C SECTIO NCavanagh,Kew (2) 80Hill, Balaclava ( ) 66Mitchell, Old Melb. ( -) 56McColl, Kew 54Chester, MHSOB ( ) 45Gravina, Thomastown 44Cochran, Old Brighton 43

D SECTIO NCollins Old Camberwell 65Dirvigilio, Bulleen Utd 62Hockins, Old Ivanhoe (3) 50Tisaltas, North Bruns. 45Thompson, Bulleen Utd 33Blennerhassett, Elstern. 33Taylor, Bulleen Utd. 33

E SECTIO NJenkins, State Bank ( 1) 85Collins St. Bedes ( -) 70McNeice, West Bruns. ( 1) 64Simmons, Old Essendon 58McNamara, St. Bedes 45Gathercole, UHSOB 43

F SECTIONWilson, St .And rews (2) 136Wrighton, Aquinas (2) 68Whelan, Aquinas ( -) 46Sutton, Whitefriars (3) 45Hearn, Old Carey 40Philips, ANZ Bank 39

G SECTIOND . Robinson, Blood sMcNamara, Port ColtsEngel, De La Sall eD . Maclsaac, KewSweet, Port Colts

H SECTIONFitzpatrick Eltha mGittin, St . KevinsParris, Bulleen-Temp.Weedman, Bulleen-Temp .Homborger, BulleenTemp.

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UNDER 19 SECTION 1McLaughlin, Old Xavs ( 1) 62Randall, Marcellin (2 60Lie, Collegians ( 40Webb, Old Xaverians ( 1) 38Rudd, De La Salle 35Malizia, De La Salle 34

UNDER 19 SECTION 2Whiteside, Old Scotch ( 1) 73G. Lassock, Old Haileybury (6) 52Brommell, Uni Blacks ( -) 40Cotton, Old Haileybury (3) 39Brundell, Therry ( -) 38Parton, Old Haileybury ( 1) 36

UNDER 19 SECTION 3Lengacher, Ivanhoe (7) 76O'Brien, Whitefriars 44Savage, Monash Blues 36Rowan, Whitefriars 30Phillip, Whitefriars 19Crome, Caul . Grammar. 18

A RESERVEO'Toole, De La Salle 5 58Heaphy, Old Xaverians ~ 7 ; 44Fisher, Ormond ?Tellefson, Old Parad. 33Foard, Collegians 31Panov, Bulleen-Temp. 28

B RESERVEMaher, Marcellin (2) 37Selleck, Fawkner ( -) 31Decis, Ivanhoe ( 1) 30Ballarin, St . Kilda ( -) 21Pitt, Old Trinity ( -) 20Richardson, Therry ( -) 17

C RESERV EWise, Old Haileybury 42Scicluna, Balaclava ( 1) 37Devola, Hamp. Rovers 34Winkler, Hamp. Rovers 29Belmaine, Old Brighton 28Gleeson, Thomastown 27

D RESERVEFlail, Old Mentonians 36Iles, Old Camberwell 27Cummins, Preston 26Ryan, Preston 26Hocking, Bulleen Utd. 26Weedon, Elsternwick 24

E RESERV EFyans, St. Bedes 38Dudderidge, Old Essendon (3) 40Frisch, West Bruns. 27Fitzgibbon, St. Bedes 27Wright, State Bank (2) 26

F RESERVEDawson, Williamstow nClark, Old CareyBegley, WhitefriarsRyan, AquinasBox, Aquinas

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(C Grade)

Requires coaches for

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We also require players and personnelApplications should be made in writing t o

The Secretary, 73 Karingal Drive, Greensborough, 3088 .Applications close 30th November, 1987

ANNUAL REPORTSwe are missing copies for

1940 196 1

Can anyone help?

Contactthe General Manager

OLD OAffiliated with Victorian Amateur Football Association

andParticipating in E and H Sections

Home Ground - Como Park, South Yarra

COACHES (3) RE'r%UIREDPlaying or Non-Playing

SENI0] RM RESERVE GRADEWritten applications stating relevant information including previous

playing and/or coaching experience and remuneration required shouldbe forwarded to :

The Secretary, 1 8A New Street, Armadale, Vic . 3143no later than 27th September, 1987 .

Further information can be obtained from Tim Jackson on 509 9369 (A .H.)

OLD SCOTCH" CO"JILLEGIANSF

c t~s 9 Grade V.A.F.A .

seek applications for the position of

SENIOR COAC111for Season 1988

Note: current coach is unavailable for re-appointment .

Apply to: Mr. Simon Tallen t21 Suffolk Road, Surrey Hills, Victoria, 3127 .

Tel: Bus: 555 5699 Home: 836 9646

BLOODSMON WHITESPORT COLTSKEWDE LA SALLEST BERNARDSCOLLEGIANSOLD HAILEYBURYOLD SCOTCHMARCELLINGTV9OLD MELB .

G SECTIO N14 2 0 1349 586 230.20 5613 3 0 1120 687 163 .03 5211 5 0 1126 947 118 .90 4410 5 1 889 739 120.30 4210 6 0 863 813 106.15 407 9 0 684 892 69.76 286 10 0 748 1049 71 .31 245 10 1 668 991 67.41 225 11 0 949 1153 82.31 204 12 0 618 1144 54.02 163 13 0 548 1124 48.75 123 13 0 450 1102 40.83 12

H SECTIONELTHAM COLLEGE 14 2 0 1256 471 266.67 56OLD BRIGHTON 13 3 0 1056 376 280.85 52ST. KEVINS 13 3 0 986 575 171.48 52BULL/TEMP. 12 2 0 1275 419 304.30 48RICHMOND CENT. 9 7 0 785 676 116.72 36OLD XAVS. 9 7 0 747 689 108.42 36STATE BANK 9 7 0 732 886 82.62 36OLD GEELONG 5 11 0 548 1050 52 .19 20ST. KILDA 4 12 0 679 1171 57 .98 16NORTH O .B 4 12 0 233 731 31 .87 16THERRY 2 13 1 602 942 63 .91 10POWERHOUSE/BALA . 1 14 1 185 1676 11.04 6

U M PIRE CLINIC IN SCHOOL HOLIDAY S

Under the direction of Umpire's AdvisorNEVILLE NAS H

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

9, 10, 11 and 12 students interested in umpirin g~*~Or

Instruction for boys and girls will be provided for Field, Goal an dBoundary Umpires

The Clinic will be held at V.A.F.A. Headqua rters atElsternwick Park, Gienhuntly Roa d

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On Wednesday, September 23rd .* * 41

At 2 .30 p.m.* -A *

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

Marquee Lunches

available duringA Section

GRAND FINALS

& B. SectionPreliminary Final

September 19th & 20th12 Noon - 2 p.m.

Ring 531 5452and book a table.

COMMANDER COMPUTER SYSTE MS PTY . LTD .

.AIERSHIP LISTSW L D FOR AGST % Pts .

A SECTIONORMOND 16 2 0 1877 1133 165.67 64OLD XAVS 14 3 S 1631 1235 132.06 58DE LA SALLE 11 6 1 1558 1340 116.27 46OLD PARADIANS 11 7 0 1597 1274 125.35 44OLD SCOTCH 8 10 0 1614 1566 10107 32UNI BLUES 7 11 0 1440 1504 95.74 28COLLEGIANS 7 11 0 1484 1642 90 38 28NORTH 0B 7 17 0 1493 7770 8737 28CAUL GRAMMAR 6 12 0 1493 2037 73 29 24BULL/TEMPLESTOWE 2 16 0 1251 1997 62 .64 8

B SECTIONST. BERNARDS 14 4 0 1618 1252 129.23 56THERRY 13 5 0 1820 1422 127.99 52MARCELLIN 13 5 0 1673 1366 122.47 52PARKSIDE 12 6 0 1692 1558 108.60 48UNI BLACKS 10 8 0 1788 1542 11595 40IVANHOE 7 11 0 1448 1637 88 .45 28OLD TRINITY 6 12 0 1372 1672 82 06 24FAWKNER 6 12 0 1409 1754 8033 24BANYULE 5 13 0 1527 1922 79 45 20ST KILDA 4 14 0 1423 1645 86 .50 16

C SECTIONKEW 17 1 0 2347 1309 179.30 68MON BLUES 14 4 0 1841 1447 127.23 56OLD MELB. 12 6 0 2231 1446 154.29 48THOMASTOWN 11 7 0 1830 1564 117.01 44OLD BRIGHTON 11 7 0 1620 1422 113 .92 44BALACLAVA 9 9 0 1891 1936 97 .68 36OLD HAILEYBURY 6 12 0 1463 1629 89 .81 24MHSOB 5 13 0 1542 2053 75.11 20HAMPT ROVERS 3 15 0 1256 2121 59 22 12AJAX 2 16 0 1304 2398 54 38 8

D SECTIO NST. KEVINS 13 5 0 1713 1338 128.03 52OLD IVANHOE 12 5 1 1849 1474 125.44 50BULL . UNITED 12 6 0 1763 1359 129.73 48OLD MENTONIANS 12 6 0 1670 1295 128 .96 48OLD CAMBERWELL 11 6 1 1702 1434 118 .69 46PRESTON MBOB 10 8 0 1574 1272 123 .74 40NORTH BRUNS 8 10 0 1418 1606 88.29 32ELSTERNWICK 7 11 0 1592 1730 92 .02 28HEATHERTON 3 15 0 1135 2102 54 .00 12COBURG 1 17 0 1223 2020 60 .45 4

E SECTIO NOLD ESSEN . GR . 14 2 2 1654 1091 151.60 60STATE BANK 14 4 0 2230 1365 163.67 56ST. BEDES 13 5 0 1718 1216 141 .28 52WEST BRUNS. 13 5 0 1802 1359 132.60 52BRUNSWICK 12 5 1 1852 1408 131 53 50OLD GEELONG 6 11 1 1457 1811 80.45 26UHSOB 6 12 0 1499 1806 83 .00 24POWERHOUSE 6 12 0 1304 1690 7716 24PENINSULA O B 4 14 0 1166 1999 58 .33 16CLAYTON 0 18 0 1078 2194 4913 0

F SECTIO NAQUINAS 17 1 0 2244 874 256 .75 68WHITEFRIARS 15 3 0 2324 1156 201 .04 60ST. ANDREWS 14 4 0 2471 1522 162 .35 56DOVETON 13 5 0 1933 1200 161 .08 52WILLIAMSTOWN 11 7 0 1689 1620 104 .26 44OLD CAREY 10 8 0 1597 1453 109.91 40LATROBE UNI 8 10 0 1454 1672 86.96 32COMM BANK 7 11 0 1463 1858 78.74 28UNI REDS 6 12 0 1249 1890 66 08 24ST LEONARDS 3 15 0 1038 2100 49 43 12ANZ BANK 2 16 0 1227 2200 55.77 8FOOTS INST 2 16 0 1084 2323 46 66 8

A RESERVE SECTIONORMOND 16 2 0 2002 985 203.25 64DE LA SALLE 15 3 0 2105 892 235.99 60OLD XAVS 12 6 0 1431 1248 114.66 48NORTH O .B . 11 7 0 1447 1461 99.04 44OLD PARADIANS 8 10 0 1377 1311 10503 32BULL/TEMP 8 10 0 1371 1392 98 .49 32UNI BLUES 7 11 0 1091 1716 63.58 28OLD SCOTCH 6 12 0 1239 1611 76 .91 24COLLEGIANS 6 12 0 1161 1610 72 .11 24CAUL GRAMMAR 1 17 0 968 2073 46 .70 4

B RESERVE SECTIO NIVANHOE 14 4 0 1018 1010 100.79 56MARCELLIN 13 5 0 1101 755 145 .83 52PARKSIDE 11 6 1 1139 788 144.54 46ST. BERNARDS 9 9 0 1026 863 118 .89 36

L D FOR AGST % Pts .

ST KILDA 10 8 0 993 919 108 05 36FAWKNER 9 9 0 893 849 10518 36THERRY 7 10 1 1049 1068 9822 30UNI BLACKS 7 11 0 753 1005 74 93 28BANYULE 5 13 0 990 1305 75 .86 20OLD TRINITY 4 14 0 600 1301 46 12 16

C RESERVE SECTIO NKEW 17 1 0 1363 644 211 .65 68OLD MELB. 13 5 0 1429 878 162.76 52THOMASTOWN 11 7 0 1252 1073 116 .68 44BALACLAVA 11 7 0 1274 1111 114 .67 44MHSOB 10 8 0 1197 959 124 .82 40MON BLUES 9 9 0 1047 955 109.63 36OLD HAILEYBURY 9 9 0 1082 1018 106.29 36HAMP. ROVERS 7 11 0 7075 1202 89.43 28AJAX 2 16 0 630 1603 39.30 8OLD BRIGHTON 2 16 0 559 1682 33.23 8

D RESERVE SECTIO NPRESTON 16 2 0 1601 658 243 .31 64ST. KEVINS 15 3 0 1321 781 169.14 60NORTH BRUNS. 11 6 1 1223 923 132.50 46BULLEEN UTD 10 8 0 1042 802 129.23 40OLD MENTONIANS 9 9 0 1169 1064 109.87 36OLD CAMBERWELL 8 10 0 1079 1382 78 .08 32OLD IVANHOE 7 11 0 954 1236 77.18 28ELSTERNWICK 6 11 1 1143 1421 80 .44 26COBURG 4 14 0 564 1515 37 .23 16HEATHERTON 3 15 0 658 1458 45 .13 12

E RESERVE SECTIO NOLD ESSEN. GR. 16 2 0 1722 615 280 .00 64STATE BANK 15 3 0 1806 536 336 .94 60WEST BRUNS . 14 4 0 1669 664 251.36 56ST. BEDES 14 4 0 1316 778 169 .15 56OLD GEELONG 9 9 0 1109 1087 102 .02 36BRUNSWICK 8 10 0 722 1182 61 .08 32POWERHOUSE 6 12 0 771 1415 54 .49 24UHSOB 4 14 0 548 1381 39 .68 16CLAYTON 3 15 0 508 1524 33 .33 12PENINSULA O.B 1 17 0 465 1518 30 .63 4

F RESERVE SECTIO NWHITEFRIARS 16 2 0 1497 496 301 .81 64DOVETON 14 4 0 1355 732 185.11 56LATROBE UNI 14 4 0 1068 703 151.92 56AQUINAS 13 5 0 1460 639 228.48 52WILLIAMSTOWN 13 5 0 1368 843 162 .28 52OLD CAREY 13 5 0 1405 888 158 .22 52ST. ANDREWS 8 10 0 984 1241 79.29 32ANZ BANK 5 13 0 874 1262 69 .26 20ST. LEONARDS 4 14 0 591 1300 45 .46 16UNI REDS 3 15 0 651 1274 51 .10 12FOOTS INST. 3 15 0 583 1463 39.85 12COMM BANK 2 16 0 585 1712 34 .17 8

UNDER 19 SECTION IOLD XAVS 18 0 0 2372 845 280.71 72MARCELLIN 14 4 0 1894 1098 172.50 56O.P. GREEN 13 5 0 1521 1130 134.60 52BULLEEN/TEMP. 12 6 0 1625 1336 121 .63 48UNI BLUES 10 7 0 1677 1306 128 .41 40COLLEGIANS 8 10 0 1513 1644 92 .03 32DE LA SALLE 7 11 0 1573 1737 90 .56 28MHSOB 4 14 0 1136 1929 58 .89 16ORMOND 3 15 0 885 1913 46 .26 12NORTH 0 B. 2 16 0 292 1791 16 .30 8

UNDER 19 SECTION 2THERRY 15 3 0 1887 1277 147 .77 60OLD SCOTCH 13 4 1 1668 1332 125 .23 54OLD HAILEYBURY 12 6 0 1728 1231 140 .37 48UNI BLACKS 9 9 0 1663 1534 108.41 36ST. BERNARDS 9 9 0 1235 1156 106 .83 36BANYULE 8 10 0 1639 1646 99 .57 32ST. KILDA 8 10 0 1127 1393 80.90 32THOMASTOWN 7 11 0 1280 1603 79.85 28OLD MELB. 6 11 1 1128 1674 67.38 26OLD BRIGHTON 4 14 0 1063 2165 4910 16

UNDER 19 SECTION 3WHITEFRIARS 16 2 0 1735 889 195 .16 64CAUL. GRAMMAR 15 3 0 2055 998 205 .91 60IVANHOE 14 4 0 1597 1033 154.60 60MON BLUES 10 8 0 1338 1194 112 .06 40WILLIAMSTOWN 6 12 0 1105 1631 67 .75 24HAMPTON ROVERS 5 12 1 1111 1766 62 .91 22O.P. PURPLE 4 13 1 733 2109 34 .76 18FAWKNER 1 4 0 55 203 27 09 4

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