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tant match is the Saturday game at Wagga's Robertson Oval between the home side and the Narrandera Imperials.

The Tigers will view the gm:ne as their turning point of the season, for, if they are defeated, their chances of forcing a place in the top four will be very difficult in the seco.nd round of home and away matches.

Both sides will be without key players, as will all clubs who have NSW representatives players committed this weekend with the state's sides final Fosters Shield match against A CT in Can­berra on Sunday.

W agga will miss the class and combination of the Peiper brothers Gerald and Russell, while Narrandera will have out captain-coach Russell Durnan, and possibly talented backman, Peter Quirk.

The Tigers failed in their first real pressure game last Sunday against Coolamon, and although they were only narrowly beaten in a

truely magniftcient game, they must accept that pressure is what football is really all about.

Because of the top sides being without their leading players as mentioned, some surprises could be in store in Sunday's games, although in most cases sides up the ladder are clashing with those near the bottom.

The long standing and traditional rivalry that exists between the Turvey Park Bulldogs and Coolamon Grasshoppers might just be enough to lift the Bulldogs for a big performance against their more fancied country opponents.

Turvey's defeat at the hands of East Wagga­Kooringal last week must have the Bulldog sup­porters resigned to the fact that they are going to be "also rans" this season, but there is nothing they would like more than to cause an upset win over Coolamon.

In another vital game, the loser of the Griffith Swans verses Ardlethan Stars clash at Griffith will also be plainly aware that a finals berth will be out of the question if defeated this week.

East Wagga:-:Kooringal's captain-coach Andrew Vanderfeen, who is another player who may be required for state duty today, is likely to turn at the half way point of the season as the leading goalkicker, with Craig Patterson from Turvey Park and Steven Hall from the Stars not too far behind.

◄ COVER: Coolamon centre half forward Warren McLoughlin goes over the back and full forward Brett Allen has the front position but the ball tli~s fr7e wit~ Hopper ~ingman Steve Pat~ison (15) and Wagga 's Murray Denton and David Loutitt runnmg m dunng Sunday s RFL game at Kmdra Park, Coolamon.

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Round 8:

GANMAIN-G.G.-M . . .. NARRANDERA .. .. COOLAMON ...... .. ARIAHPARK-M. Wagga ............... .. Griffith .............. .. Ardlethan ........... . Turvey Park ......... . E.W.-Kooringal .. .. Leeton ................ .

W L D For Ag % Pts

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Round 8: For Ag % Pts GANMAIN-G.G.-M. .......... 965 229 421.3 30 GRIFFITH ....................... 527 371 142.0 24 WAGGA .......................... 443 365 121.3 22 TURVEY PARK................ 615 383 160.5 20 Leeton .. .... .. ... .... .. .. . . .. ... .. 613 382 160.4 20 Narrandera . . .. . . . . .. . .. .. .. .. .. . 363 440 82.5 20 Coolamon . .................. ... . 386 714 54.0 12 Ardlethan ........... ............. 225 543 41.4 12 Ariah Park....................... 152 862 17 .6 0 E.W.-Kooringal do not field U19 side

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GANMAIN-G.G.-M. .......... 1127 340 331.4 32 Ganmain G.G.M. 42· 24 7½ 73½ WAGGA .......................... 899 405 221.9 24 Coolamon ............ 36 18 3 57 COO LAMON .... ............... 686 607 113.0 24 TURVEYPARK................ 635 598 106.1 16 Griffith .. ....... ....... ...... . .... . 581 597 97 .3 16 Narrandera .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. ... 551 611 90.1 16 E.W.-Kooringal ................ 453 775 58.4 16 Leeton ....................... ..... 556 723 76.9 12

Narrandera .......... 36 12 4 52 Wagga ................. 24 15 6½ 45½ Griffith ................ 24 12 5 41 Ardlethan ............ 21 3 3 27 A.P. Mirrool ......... 33 0 0 33 Turvey Park .......... 12 15 4 31 E.W. Kooringal ..... 12 12 0 24

Ardlethan .. . . ..... ... .. ... .. .. .. . 506 830 60.9 4 Leeton ................. 9 5 14 Ariah Park-M. . .. .. . .. . .... .. ... 402 910 44.1 0 lsts: 6 pts; 2nds: 3 pts; Ul9s: 1 pt.

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10. D . PLEDGER 33 . 0 . INGRAM 11. R. STEWART 34. K. PAICE 12. Russ DURNAN 35 . R . DOLON 13. J . DURNAN 36. M . DILLON 14. V . HUGO 37. R . BRETT 15 . M. WHITBY 38. C. SHADY 16. D. SCOTT 39. G . HOSKINS 17 . T. PLEDGER 40 . G . TRAINOR 18. C. TRAINER 41. Rich. DURNAN 19. J . HOPWOOD 42. D . McCLAY 20 . P. RAVA 43. R. HECKENDORF 21. I. ROSE 44. N. SIEDEL 22; I. ROYAL 45 . G. T AYLOR 23. C. PHILLIPS 47. N. O 'BRIEN 24 . G . POWELL 48. S. ROYLE

UNDER 19s 4.R . HUNT 6. R . MATTHEWS 7. P. KIRK 9. B. MITCHELL

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Last week we defeated Griffith narrowly in a very sub-standard match. The match was an abso­lute 'shocker' from the spectators view point.

Our football fundamentals

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went missing and so nearly did the match, although we looked the better team after half­time.

Award winners were the young and old, Ian Bloomfield , Tony Ryan and Vic Hugo.

Our Reserves won narrowly with the only in­terest being the closeness of the scores. Award winners were Craig Royle, Graham Trainor and Greg Davis.

Our U19s were outpointed by a better drilled Griffith team . Award winners were Bill Bevan and Simon Craze .

Today we do battle with the Tigers. Our foot­ball fundamentals will have to return with a veng­ance if we are to trouble the impressive Tigers.

UP THE IMPS!

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GRIFFITH 1966 1. K. KIRKPATRICK 2. M. RUSSELL 3. R. LITTLE 5. A. MALONI 6. J. FITZPATRICK 8. J. FOLEY 9. V. HATHAWAY

10. L. SEXTON 11. F. CONLON 12. W. BIRON 13. D. BEST 14. J. WHARTON

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Not a lot can be said about last week's debacle against Ganmain. It's up to the players to respond. They must put last week com­pletely out of their minds and think positively about winning again. They must get their minds

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back onto football and remember again the things they were doing when they were winning games. Maybe a little more commitment off the tr_ack as well, it will make it easier for yourselves and your team mates.

Rod McDermott Electrics Award winners were Darryl Smith, Kevin Williams, Shaun Quade, Jeff Smith and Michael Davies.

Bowling Club Award winners in Reserves were Buckets, Doug Dowdy, Paul Horan, Brian Clark and Dave Kelhear .

London Hotel Award winners in Under 19s were Paul Griffin, Phil Durham, Geoff Gardner, Darryl McDermott and ·wayne Flagg.

Today we take on the Swannies, and consider­ing our relative positions on the ladder it should be a good game - a game the Stars can WIN!!!

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The Seconds are on line to do very well this year under coach Gary Mattingly, and can look for­

ward to an exciting time as finals approach, but only if that same application shown on the weekend is continued by all!

Alan Bartholomew wins the Melbourne Tractor Spares award this week, while a fine game by Tony Owens saw him take out the ACI award with 9 votes, followed by Alan Bartholomew with 5, Deon Desial­ly on 2, as well as Paul Kilfoyle on 2.

The Seniors let the game slip away in the last minutes after leading most of the day in a close match. We need to have a killer instinct and finish off our hard work getting the ball by playing direct, play-on football. Let's gear up this week for a big game against Coolamon.

The Miltons Gear voting was won by Geoff Harri­son on 6, Danny McFadden and Greg Tooze on 3, Jock Carrol and Marty McFadden on 2. The Pewter donated by the Hill Family was won by Brian Hawke.

Ladies for Narrandera are Jenny Bernett, Liz Hol­den, Coralie Wakefield and Sandra Donohue. A big thankyou to all those ladies who help on Saturdays!

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crawling naked through the entire . sewer systems of New York, London and Book Book, over rusty razor blades and barbed wire with hands and feet manacled a.nd a cramp in one ear, to see. Both sides threw them-selves in with a fanatical desperation GREEN, WHITE v and the brilliant high markmg, fast · flow-on style and bone shaking clashes thrilled the crowd. The euphoria in the sheds afterwards was like a premiership as supporters and players hugged each other in jubilation.

Picking the award winners was as difficult as taking meat from a hungry hammerhead shark as there were so many tremendous performers. Nonetheless it was ob­vious that the man of the match was Brett Allen who, after an ordinary first half, sparkled like Las Vegas at midnight in the second, booting eight match winning goals. The dinner for two went to Garry Buchanan whose consistent standards of excellence must rank him, along with Neil and Chambo as the finest players Coola­mon has produced over the past fifteen years. The last award went to. the man with the complexioq of an oxi­dized potato - Andrew Pattison, whose hearts so big an industrial crane couldn't lift it. Others to play dynamic games were Burger Pattison, Wow McLoughlin, Brian Buchanan and the electrifying Kevin Williams who's so slippery he makes a greasy eel look arthritic.

I must mention how dangerous it was sitting next to Brian Bradley who became so volatile in the last quarter it made Jacko's performance the previous day look as tranquil as a lake in heaven, by comparison.

In stark contrast to the main game the Seconds were comprehensively thrashed. The signs were fairly clear before hand and it should now be obvious that there is no substitute for a fair dinkum go on the training track. Shane Buchanan stood out like a Pierre Cardin shirt in a pile of jumble sale leftovers; Tony Dean jolted himself

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A few tense moments in the final quarter were worth every second when the final siren sounded and we had won by two points - at last! It was a great effort by all con-cerned. BROWN &

Award winers were , Bruests GOLD STRIPES

Pewter and Cococabana Dinner for 2 to Phil Cahalan; Thomas Bros. Oil Change & Grease to Mick Ziebell; Allan Patterson Northside Cafeteria Award to Steve Bradmore.

Unfortunately our Reserve Grade didn't fair so well - there 's always this week boys! Award winners were: Bruests Pewter to Ian Bryon ; Mick Hale T­Shirt to Darren Maher; Northside Sports Voucher to Dave Corbett.

A tremendous night was had by all who attended the Miss East Wagga Quest. Congratulations to Maree Hoodless who will be representing our club in the Miss Carlton RFL Quest. Thankyou to all our lovely entrants, in particular Miss Harriette Matting­ly, we all hope you found what you were looking for when the night was over!

The next big event on the Social calendar is the Players Talent Night, bein~ held on Saturday, July 6 at the Thomas Blarney. Tickets are $12 a head and available from any member of the social committee . Another great night is assured - so be there!

Everyone associated with the Club was sorry to hear about Tony Turner's terrible injury last week and wish him all the best for a speedy recovery.

Today we meet the Bombers and we're all hoping for another victory .

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A slow start against the Stars, but then it was good to sec our run•on style game get going again. 'Denzo• WaM1 celebrated his lllOth game with a top effort to win the Sports

RED, C.Jub Award from Phil Hatty and etut SHOULDERS, alro the Broilers Cup from Mark

co,o CResr Fraser. Miltons Gear Awards went to 3 Mark Carroll, 2 Denis Walsh, I .Greg Menzies, making Denis Wal~ the leader on 8 from Greg Menzies 7 with Rod Crouch and Barry McPherson 6 each.

The Reserves had a big win and it looks like Wayne Norton, who has been unavailable for the pa.~t three weeks, will have to come back throngh the Under 19s. Mark Russell won the Bowling Club Award whilst Craig Brvon with another seven goals won the Social Club Pewter.

The Under 19s playinssome top football also had a bii,l win, with Lewis Winter talcingout the4 Hotels Award from Jeff Shepherd and Shane Lenon.

Ardlethan bad their Lotto win but the players and ~upporters synaicatc had their big win at the Narran­dera races last Saturday when Glory Ro~ won at it~ first start for the syndicate. Just financial member, and horse e:>1pert Rocky O'Connor predicts a big future for the horse. Players 100 Club winner was JohnSteele. SilverCircledrawnumbcr4wentto241 P. Eisenhauer, 25 A. Jone.~. 110 Kitty Howe, 312 J. & S. Tolerton.

Tonight after the Leeton game our repre~entative (or the Miss Carlton RFL competition will be de­cided and with some sixteen entrants the judges will be working overtime. .

This week we host the Leeton Rcdlegs and with some players being away with the NSW side we will have to work hard to keep the Lions roaring.

SENIORS 2. L. GIBSON 29. G. CARROLL 3. D. HOWE 30. W. DUNNE 4. R. O'CONNOR 31. B. CARROLL 5. M. FRI\SER (CIC) 32. W, NORTON 6. D. CARROLL (VC)33. D. McKAY 7. J. STEELE 34. J. RUSSl:!LL 8. P. TURNER 35. R. WALL 9. D. WALSH 36. B. WINTER

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N.trrandcu(1fl:FI) ~· Coolamon(~'.l); Uriffith(1'.-i9) .... Lt-ctun(66); Ganmain·Vrr,ng Gmng•M:m:mg(l S9) .... Tur• ,ey Pa,-k(l04).

Sun •• J!riay 19: Winfield. Country Ch:l0lpionship, RFl.(5,1) v 0.·C"nS ,ind Mutcay(165J at }\lltTT:tndera.

Sat., May lS: Ea,t W11gg.t-Koorinsa1(9J)·\.• CiiffiLhC103}. Sun., MM) 26~ Cou1amon(138) \' Ard1~lh3n(B2}:

l\'ar~ndcn(S9) v Vanm.tin-Gronl!, Grung-M.ttong(l 09)~ l.ccton(43} v Wagg.t(199); Ariah Park-Mimml(146) ~· Tun·"" Park(I0SI.

Sat., Ju~ 1: Wasg:i.(155) ,. El'l5t W11gga-Kooring~l(6U). San., Junr 2: Griffilh(l 08) v Coohmon( 121);

Anllc1han(l09) v Na1Tandcro(ll6): 'Iur,;ey r,rk(l58) > Lt-eton(77)~ Ganmain•Grong Gmng•Ml'lt<:111g(92) \' Ariah t'ark-MimmS(94),

S11n.1 June 9: Genet.ti bye. Silt •• Junt 15: l:aM Wa_~RA·Koormg:tl(9R) v ·h1"cy Park(%). Sua •• Jdnt 16: 1'a.ar~ndcra(S1)vGrifiith(64): !\rdlethan(~\8J

"(fanm.tlu-Grong Cirons-Matong(ZU~ ); Coo Jamon( 140) ~· Wag~a(130J; l<elon(71) v Aliah fark-Mirrool(128).

► S..1 .. Ju>1e 22: Wagga v Jl-arrandern . Sun., June 23: Grifli1h v Ardlclhan; Turvey Park v

Coolamon; A,iah Park-\.fimml v F,asl Wagga­Kooringal; \Janmain-Grong {jrong-\fatong v Lee1on.

ROUND TWO

Sal., .Jun• 29: \Vagga v Ardlethan; Sun .. June 30: Ganmain-Grone Gron~-Ma1ong v

Griffith; Turvev Park v Narra11dera: Arian l'ark­Minool v C0<llamon: Leeton v Ea~r Wagga­Koo .. ingal.

Sal., July ti: East v.:agga•Kooring.al v Ganmain• Grong Grong•~latong.

Sun., July 7: Griffith v Wagga; Anlkthan v Turvev Park; Narrandera v Ariail l'ark-.M.irrool, Coola­mon v Leeton.

S31., July 13: Eas1 Wagga-Koo,ingal v Coolamon. Sun., July 14: Turvey !>ark v Griffith: Ariah Pork­

~irrool v Ardkthan · LcctOrl ". ~arrandcra · Ganmain-Grong Grong-:'-.fatong v Wagga. '

Sat .• July 20: Wagga v Turvey l'ark, Narrandera v Ea~t Wagga-Kocningal.

Sun., July 21: A Tdlcthan v Leeton; Coolamon v Ganmain-Grong Grong-Malong; Griffith v Ariah Park-Mirrool. ·

Sat .. July 27; Easl Wagga-Komingal v Ardlell1a11. Sun., July 28: Leeton v Griffith; Ccmlamon v N;iT­

rnndcra: Ariah Park•J\.1irrool v \\:agga; Turvey Park v Ganmain-Grong Grong.-Matong.

Sal., Au~w;t 3: Wagga v Leero11. Sun., Au~usl 4: Oiiffilh v EaM Wagga-Kooringal;

A rdlethnn \' Coolamon; Ganmain-Gnmg Grong• ~latong"' Nanandcra: Turvey Park v Ariah Park.­Mirrool.

Sat., A.u~ust 10: East W;1gga-Koo.-ingal v \V;ig_~;i. Sun., August 11: Coo Jamon v Griffith; Narranckra

v Ardl<1han; Leeton v Tu,vcy Pa,k: Ariah Park• ?\,f;rrC'lol v Ganm;iin-Grong Grong•~latong.

sac., Au~usl 17: Waf,ga v Coolamon. Sun., Augu,t 18: Griffith v Narrnndera, Ganmain­

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Sa1 .• August 24: t.::as1 Wagga-Kooringal v Ariah Park-Mfrrool.

Sun .. August 25: Ardlethan vG,iflith; Karrandcra v \.Vagga: Leeton \' G anmain-Grong Gron g­Malong: ON>lamon v Turvey Park.

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(second) playing Foots­cray (third) at VFL Park will be the VFL "Match of the Day" on R VN Channel 2 at 1.55 p .m. on Saturday . The two other games highlighed on "The Winners" on ABC Television at 5

p_m. on Sunday will be Essendon and Fitzroy at Windy Hill and Collingwood and Geelong at Victor­ia Park_ ABC Radio will cover Melbourne playing Hawthorn at the MCG on Saturday , plus frequent reports from the four other games, and Sydney Swans playing Richmond at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday.

' LOCAL RADIO AWARDS Last week RFL Match of the Day awards: Carl­

ton "Man of the Match" BRETT ALLEN (Coola­mon) ; Crazy Jim's "Mark of the Day" BRETT ALLEN (Coolamon) ; The Clef/National "En­couragement Award" STEVE PATTISON (Coola­mon) . This weeks RFL Match of the Day on 2WG this Sunday is between Turvey Park and Coolamon.

A N T H O N Y DANIHER

The announcement on Monday night that Anthony Daniher had been selected in the Victorian squad for the inter-state series cham­pionships games against Western Australia in Perth on July 14, was great news for Australian football through­

out the Riverina and Southern N.S.W . With tradi­tional rivals Turvey Park and Coolamon holding the ~FL spotlight at Maher Oval, Wagga, on Sunday , it 1s worth recalling that it was in this game, at the same venue, not so many years ago, that South Mel­bourne coach and triple Brownlow Medallist Ian Stewart made up his mind that the then 16 year old Daniher was a VFL player of the future . Anthony now has excellent prospects of playing alongside eldest brother Terry, who will captain Victoria, and likely to be named at centre half forward. The small town of Ungarie has every reason to feel proud that the three Daniher brothers - Terry, Neale and Anthony - have been honoured with the famous big white 'V', while their father Mr. Jim Daniher was awarded the VCFL Long Service Medallion last year .

COOLAMON NOTES (Continued from P. '9) into alertness with a strong authoritative display in the ruck and Mark Buchanan contested with his customary desperation.

The Thirds likewise were fairly well beaten, but again they fought the game out bravely. Cranky Frankie Patti­son paved the way for his big brothers later on with an eye catching display of awesome devastation while Squeaker McKelvie who must lay claim to being one of the most consistently outstanding players in the club was his usual brilliant self.

EASTLAKES-M.C.U. J.F.C.: The juniors are holding a 'Joke Night' at the Thomas Blarney on Saturday night June 29. $10 will get you fed and entertained, contact Col Roberson or Keith Mauel for table bookings.

BOREE CREEK F.C.: The Boree Creek Football Club Social Club will hold a Cabaret-style Dance on Saturday, June 29. Good night assured with music sup­plied by 'Cryotal' .

EAST WAGGA-KOORINGAL F.C.: The Club will hold their Players Talent Night on Saturday, July 6 at the Thomas Blarney. Tickets are $12 a head and available from any member of the social committee.

WAGGA TIGERS F.C.: Don't forget the 'De­budonk Ball' on Friday, July 26 com­mencing at 7.30 p .m. in the Clubrooms. Cost is $20 double. Book your tables with Narelle Twitt.

MARRAR F.C. : Saturday, July 13 we will present our Annual Footballers Ball. 'Low Profile' will provide the music.

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-VFL MEDIA LIAISON OFFICER PAULA HEMPTON -

VCFL SQUAD NAMED Victorian Country Football League selectors have

announced a strong squad for the representative match against the Victorian Amateur Football Asso­ciation to be held in Mildura on Sunday, July 14.

The 43-man squad will train at Punt Road on July 7 after which the 21-man team for Mildura will be named . The Ballarat, Goulburn Valley and Ovens & Murray leagues are heavily represented with nine , seven and six players repectively.

Unfortunately no Riverina players were chosen although a couple were close to being selected .

Although the V:CFL defeated an All-Australian Amateur team in 1983, jt is keen to avenge for last year's defeat by the Victorian Amateurs in Bendigo .

VCFL coach Roland Crosby attended a match be-. tween the Victorian Amateurs and the Victorian Football Association and , although defeated by 10 points, the Amateurs looked most impressive.

Former VFL players included in the VCFL squad include Leigh Murnane (Fitzroy, Ballarat), Ray Bryne (Collingwood & Geelong, Bellarine) and Pe­ter Tossol (Melbourne , Ovens & Murray).

The full squad is as follows : Goulburn Valley Foot­bal League: Chris Smith, Tony Jones, Richard War­barton, John Jones, Jeff Berry, David Code, Daryl Reid. Ovens & Murray Football League: Peter Stephenson, Brendan Clark, Anthony McTabish, Rod Coellli, Peter Tossol, Roger Peters. Bendigo: Peter Hamilton, Peter Hinck. North Central: Kevin Laurey. Murray Football League: Bill Brownless.

Latrobe Valley Football League: David Allison, Ho­ward Cropley, Mark Pearce, Ian Bowman_ Sunraysia Football League: Pat Healy, Rick Martin, Mark Cross. Mid-Murray: Vincent Foote. West Gippsland Football League: Greg Kleynjons. Ballarat: Leigh Murnane, John Schultz, Peter Tunbridge, Mick Frawley, Terry Love, Andrew Merriweather, Graeme Schultz, Peter Brown, Brendan Mason . Geelong Football League: Steve Kauffman, Mark Hall. West­ern Border Football League: Wayne Fletcher, Mick Edmonds, Kevin Quinn, Peter English. Bellarine Football League: Ray Byrne. Tungamah: John Brunner_

Still on representative football, the Victorian team which will take on Western Australia on July 16 in Perth was announced this week and 24 of the 39 player squad originate from country areas.

Country players who have been selected in the squad are: Carlton: Tom Alvin (Bairnsdale); Colling­wood: Geoff Raines (Swan Hill) and Rick Barham

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~s Bamb_lett (Lem nos), Brian Royal (Bairnsdale), Rick Kennedy (Traralgon) and Steve Wallis (Leon­gatha); Geelong: Gary Ablett (Drouin), Mark Yates (\Yest Gambier), Mark Bos (Kerang) and Bernard Toohey (Barooga); Hawthorn: Gary Ayres (Warra­gul), Peter Russo (Pakenham) and Russell Greene, Der_mott Brereton and Chris · Mew (Mornington Peninsula); Melbourne: Gerard Healy (Edithvale/ Aspe~dale); Richmond: Dale Weightman (Mildura); St. Kdda: Tony Lockett (Ballarat) and Sydney Swans: Tony Daniher (Ungarie ) .

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Hawthorn d Geelong 17.15 .117 13.10.88

Essendon d Richmond 23.12.150 10.9.69

Fitzroy d Melbourne 11.15.81 6.11.47

Nth. Melb. d Collingwood 14.17.101 8.10.58

Swans d St. Kilda 23.21 .159 13.14.92

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Round 12: w~!s~ Total . M. Roach (Richmond) .. .. ... ... ... .. . 0 54

B. Quinlan(Fitzroy) ,.................. 1 50 S. Beasley (Footscray) . .. .. .. .. .. . . .. . . 3 46 B. Taylor(Collingwood) .... ... ... .... 1 42 Sun. June 16: Swans v Richmond . G. AbleH(Geelong) .... .... ... .... .... 3 42

NAME: PHIL REID ?. . . , .. CLUB: Temora AGE: 25. HEIGHT: 182 cm WEIGHT: 85 kg POSITION: Ruck rover COACHING EXPERIENCE: Assistant Ariah Park­

Mirrool 1984, first season senior coach Temora . REPRESENTATIVE HONORS: Farrer, Riverina Dis-

trict League . · AMBITIONS: To win a premiership with Temora . DI~APP(_)INTMENTS: Losing last year's RFL ,grand

fmal with APM, losing three preliminary finals with Temora, missing out on the ROFL Clear Medal in '83 when Laurie Pendrick (North Wagga) pipped me on the last card counted.

HI~H~IG~TS: Making the RFLgrand final with APM , wmnmg five best and fairest awards with Temora.

FAVOURITE FOOD: Barbecue steak. FAVOURITE DRINK: Squash. DISLIKES: Fickle supporters, players who backchat to

umpires. MARITAL STATUS: Married, wife's name Janet. Two

boys, Mark 3, Daniel 9 months . · TOUGHEST OPPONENT: Neil Pleming (Coolamon) or

Mark Fraser (Gan.G.G.M.) . MOST ADMIRED SPORTSMAN:· Allan Border be­

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CARLTON R.F.L. 'GIRL OF THE YEAR' COMPETITION for 1985.

Pauline is a 20-year-old, single girl, who works as a secretary at the Ampol garage iii Ardlethan.

With a pleasant, outgoing personality; Pauline is involved in many community aciti­

. vities. She was an entrant in the ,Miss Australia Quest, raising maney for Spastic children, and is now involved with the Back to Ardlethan committee.

Among Pauline's interests are watching the Ardlethan Stars play football, socialising, knitting, snow and water skiing, basketball and softball.

After her recent trip to the Northern Terri­tory, Pauline hopes now to see the rest of Au­stralia. In the meantime her main ambition is to see the Stars win a premiership.

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~ Coolamon 's David Buchanan thumps the ball long and hard as Wag­ga's Ray Carroll misses the spoil in Sunday's torrid RFL battle.

~ Coolamon flyer Kevin Williams brushes off Wagga's Mark Hoffert and prepares to dash off on another creative burst in last Sunday's rough and tumble RFL game at Kindra Park, Coolamon. Williams kicked four goals in his side's JO-point win.

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sion One is now at the halfway mark and if re­sults continue in the vein of indifference exhibited in the first two weekends of the second round as compared to the first two

matches of the season, predictions will be made with uncertainty.

Only Collingullie-Ashmont, Barellan United and South Wagga-Tolland have been consistent with their 'return' matches in the second round of games. That is, the Demons have produced wins again over South Wagga-Tolland and North Wagga, as they did at the start of the season; Bare/Ian have lost to M. C. U. and beaten South Wagga-Tolland as they did first time, and the bottom placed Dons, have again lost both games .

T.R. Y. C. almost true to the inconsistent tag they're dubiously earned in previous seasons

hav~ had a complete reversal of results of their opening two matches. Temora and North Wag­ga have each improved by a win, whilst M. C. U. and Marrar have both gone down a win com­pared to their first two games.

Whilst all this may seem to be trivial statistics, the fact is results are sure to continue to be uncertain, which will maintain interest in the · competition throughout.

Temora's mammoth win over M. C. U. last week has taken them to the top of the ladder for the first time this season and must lift their chances of a long-awaited premiership.

At the other end of the ladder, Marrar's second consecutive defeat, coupled with the loss of their coach, Tony Turner, must put in jeopardy their chances of playing in the finals series.

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2 - 1123 734 152.9 28 2 - 1154 792 145.7 28 3 - 1379 728 189.4 24 3 - 1127 736 153.1 24 5 - 1118 786 142.2 16 5 - 992 796 124.6 16 7 - 758 1011 74.9 8 9 - 264 2332 11.3 0

SECOND GRADE LADDER Round 9: W L D For Ag % Pts

M.C.U. ................. 9 - - 1270 301 421.9 36 THEROCK-Y.C. .. 8 1 - 936 477 196.2 32 COLLINGULLIE . .. .. . 6 3 - 911 492 185.1 24 BARELLAN ......... 4 4 1 675 636 106.1 18 Temora ................ 4 5 - 790 671 117.7 16 Marrar ........ ........ 3 5 1 635 655 96.9 14 Nth. Wagga........... 1 8 - 477 1048 45.5 4 S.W.-Tolland ........ - 9 - 165 1579 10.4 0

UNDER NINETEENS LADDER Round 9: W L D For Ag % Pts

M.C.U. ................ 8 1 - 1048 366 286.3 32 COLL-ASHMONT* ... 7 2 - 812 426 190.6 28 S.W.-TOLLAND .... 6 3 - 802 434 184.7 24 R.A.A.F. .............. 5 4 - 839 588 142.6 20 TheRock-Y.C. ...... 4 5 - 506 887 57.0 16 Temora ................ 3 6 - 541 483 112.0 12 Marrar .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . 2 7 - 303 667 45.4 8 Nth. Wagga* ......... 1 8 - 124 1124 11.0 4 • % to be adjusted at end of round.

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FIRST GRADE Round 9: Week Total

S. Cole (MCU) .. .. . . . .. .. .. . . . .. . . . 3 49 J. McGregor(N. Wagga) ........ 0 45 T. Ion (MCU) ...................... 3 37 D. Hilton (Coll.A) ................ 1 32 P. Butterworth (Marrar) ......... 5 32 B. Alexander (Coll.A) .. .. .. .... 9 26 G. McDougal (Temora) ......... 6 26 D. Fellows (T.R.Y.C.) ........... 1 25 I. Male (Barellan) .............. ,.. 7 75 SECOND GRADE: G. Verdon (T.R.Y.C.) ........... 3 63 G. tee (Coll.A) .................... 0 39 B. Cole (MCU) .................... 1 36 G. Davis (MCU) . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2 33 E. Glowery (Marrar) ............. 2 26 A. Breust (Temora) .............. 3 18 N. Noack (Temora) ............... 0 17 UNDER NINETEENS: C. McCann (MCU) ............... 0 41 M. Coe (RAAP) ........... ! .. .. .. . 0 39 K. Yates{RAAF) ................ 4 26 E. Lloyd (MCU) . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 0 21

LAST ROUNDS RESULTS FIRST GRADE DIV. 1 Round 9:

Collingullie-A. 15.16.106 d Nth. Wagga 14.12.96 T.R.Y.C. 22.8.140 ....... d Marrar 11.7.73 Barellan 48.20.308 ....... d Sth. Wagga-T. 4.5.29 Temora25.18.174 ........ d M.C.U. 12.9.82

SECOND GRADE DIV. 1-Round 9:

Collingullie-A. 19.18.132 d Nth. Wagga 3.6.24 T.R.Y.C.11.8.74 ........ d Marrar 5.9.39 Barellan26.26.182.. ..... d Sth. Wagga-T. 1.1.7 M.C.U.10.9.69 ........... d Temora 7.m52

UNDER NINETEENS Round 9:

Collingullie-A. 28.22.190 d Nth. Wagga 0.2.2 T.R.Y.C.12.9:81 ........ d Marrar 8.11.59 M.C.U. 8.8.56 ............ d Temora 2.4.16

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FIRST GRADE LA~DER I I GOALKICKERS I Round 11: W LDB For Ag % Pts

JUNEEIKAPOOKA 8 1 · 2 1159 820 141.3 3~ WHITTON ........ 7 2 - 2 1672 684 244.4 28

COOTAMUNDRA 6 4 - 1 1311 759 172.7 24

RIVCOLL ......... 6 4 · 1 1210 1040 116.3 24 Boree Creek ...... 3 6 - 2 971 1045 92.9 12

R.A.A.F ........... 2 . 7 - 2 1092 1294 84.3 8

Uranquinty ........ - 10 - 1 ,432 2205 19.5 0

I SECOND GRADE LADDER I Round 11: W LDB For Ag % Pts

JUNEEIKAPOOKA 6 2 - 3 833 511 163.0 24 WHITTON ........ s 2 - 4 629 ·342 183;9 20

COOTAMUNDRA 5 3 · 3 760 530 143.3 20 RIVCOLL* .. ; .... 4 4 1 2 549 725 75. 7 18 Boree Creek ...... 2 4 1 4 441 576 76.S 10 R.A.A.F.* ......... 7 - 4 267 795 33.S 0 * % to be adjusted at end of round.

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FIRST GRADE Round 11: Week Total

R. Robins(Whitton) .... : ......... 0 79 R. Knagge (Coota) ............... 13 52 P. Lambie (RAAP) .............. 11 46 M. Spencer(Junee-K.) ........... 4 42 M. Simpson (Whitton) .. .. .. . . . . . 0 40 J. SuidgeesqRivcoll) .. . .. . .. . . . .. 7 40 C. Selby (Junee-K.) ............... 5 24 P. Mclntrye (Rivcoll) .. ~.......... 3 20 S. Lang (Boree Ck.) .............. 7 19 SECOND GRADE: T. Cooper(Junee.:K.) ............ 8 27 H. Argus (Boree C.) .. .. .. .. .. . .. 5 21 M. Maxwell (Whitton) ........... 0 17 J. Jaszczyk (Rivcoll) ............. .- 4 21 M. Taylor(Junee-K.) ............ 1 16 I. Dallas (Coota) .. ......... ..... .. 0 13 K. Bevan (Junee-K.) . . . .. ... . .. .. . 3 13

I LAST ROUNDS RESULTS I FIRST GRADE DIV. 2 Round 11:

Junee-K.19.18.132 ...... d Rivcoll 14.15.99 R.A.A.F. 27.18.180 ..... d Boree Creek 14.9.93 Cootamundra34.19.223d Uranquinty 6.9.45 Whitton bye.

SECOND GRADE DIV. 2 Round 11:

Junee-K.19.15.129 ...... d Rivcoll 9.4.58 BoreeCreek 13.9.87 ..... d R.A.A.F. 9.10.64 Whitton bye. Uranquinty do not field a 2nds side

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Congratulations Temora on your very convincing win last Saturday. No excuses from this end, we were comprehensively outplayed in ev­ery aspect of the game in one of the best displays we've encounted for some time. '

In a side which had few winners Mick McRae just pipped Gordon Wooden for the Mangoplah Hotel award with 'Desperate Dan' Gal­vin not far behind.

The other two games failed to reach any great heights but we were happy to come home with the points. In the Reserves Andrew Hunter won the Tolland Hotel Towel from Byron Cole and Brian McRae, whilst the Peter Matthews Towel in the U19s went to Owen Ross with Stewart Davis, Phil McDevitt and Bernard McRae lending valuable assistance.

A big thankyou to Maree and Kevin McRae for their efficient and successful organisation of the re­cent 300 Club. Don't know what we'd do without you (Maree that is!).

This week Trivia Quiz question is: How big was the dog which recently savaged a well-known Farrer League coach?.Send your entry together with a $100 note (no cheques thanks) to Sec. MCU Football Club. Winner notified by first available carrier pi­geon!

A vital match today and after last week's drubbing we need to find extra reserves of endeavour and application if we're not to slip further down the ladder.

After next week's game at Marrar , Eastlakes­MCU are holding a 'Joke Night' at the Thomas Blarney . $10 will get you fed and entertained , con­tact Col Roberson or Keith Mauel for table book-ings.

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20. M. WEEDING 21. Trev KENDALL 22. R. PARKER 23. J . BRENNAN 24. P. HULME 25. D . GRIFFIN 26. J. SHULTZ 27 . J. TUTIY 28. C. GEIER 29. B. COLE 30. A. GRIFFIN 31. Mark McRAE 32. B. McRAE 34. R . FEUTRILL 35. P . LONGLEY 37. K. MAHER 38. F. PARKER 39. G . LEECH 40. W. GAL VIN 42. A . WOODEN 44. P. McRAE 47. A . KLIMPSCH

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1. P. CERA TO 26. S. RAINBIRD 2. I. McKENZIE 27. G . GRENTELL What a complete reversal of form.

Last weeks effort was in complete 3. M. DASEY 28 - B. LEAVER contrast to the previous couple of 4. R. FLANIGAN 29. M. YATES weeks. It just goes to show that we 5. S. WHITE 30. G. THOMPSON have the ability and potential to pro- BLACK & WHITE

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10. D. FELLOWS 34. G. VERDON have the full backing of the committee and hopefully we 11. P. PARK 35. D. CHAPLIN will go places. · 12. B. HANNAM 36. P. TENISON Dase turned in a great ball winning display in the 13. R. INGLIS 37. R . VENNELL centre and he won the Mug. Bruce Leaver never wasted 15 . s. UEBERGANG 38. M. VAUGHAN akickonthewingandheandDasearedevelopingintoa 16. w. KARTINYERI 39. H. UEBERGANG top combination. He won the Encouragement Award. 17. R. FITZSIMMONS 40. K. DRISCOLL Well done to the other 18 players (the silly B that forgot 18. T. YATES 41. P. SHAW the Mugs apologises).

19_ P. YATES 42_ M. LOVEDA y The 2nds continued on their way and when they can

20_ B. COLEMAN 43 _ T . McMULLEN regain a full side when all injuries have returned they will be a real threat for the flag. Coco made a conspicuous

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Today our old rivals Mango. They're on a downer, and we're on the up , so let's give 'em what we gave 'em last time .

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.. . · ;~ F!~iE ;~¥1~:r'lf ~; · R·ED, BLACK v more closely kmt side in the change

rooms as compared to previous weeks. It would be a fair statement to say that there were more elbows, eye

gouges and body contact in the change rooms than out on the field.

Our forward line now has a much better understand­ing of the rural economy surrounding Barellan, with such current topics as the effects of the Government's cutback of the 18% Investment Allowance; the recent introduction of increased fuel taxes and the burden it will place on an already severely depleted rural socio­economic system; and the predicted 1985 wheat harvest, all coming up in casual conversation. Although inter­rupted at least nine times (we kicked 4.5) by our back­line, we are much better blokes after hearing what the Barellan backline had to say.

Award winners included: Skeeter Crawford lsts and Ezza 2nds.

Our bad run of luck continued in the Under 19s game on Sunday against RAAF with our boys suffering their third loss in four games - can Currie stem the tide? Let's start today! Sonny Nguyen was voted our best with Mark Richards, Craig Hall and John Carey all playing well.

Every player has three tasks today. 1: Pay your $2 insurance, 2: Let Pauly Allen know that you are going/ not going to next Saturday's smorgasbord/video disco, and 3: Get a kick of the football.

Today we see if Temora's 90-point victory over Man­goplah last week was not just a typographical error in the Wagga Daily Advertiser, when they pit their best against our best in a game, which given good weather, should see a lot of goals kicked. Then join us for a beer if you're up to it!

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One of the best all-round efforts Temora has put in for the last few seasons saw them victors over the highly fancied front-runners 'Man­go'. Coach Phil Reid has certainly got the boys firing well, .and the BLUs~~~~ITE only thing that has worried him, is for them to concentrate for the full four quarters. Well, they certainly did put in a 100% effort and the rewards were very sweet indeed. The 'born again footballer' Jap Bent won the mug with a strong display at centre-half-forw_ard, with Ray 'Dago' Block and Trev 'Coogee Bear' Reid sharing the other two awards.

The Reserves only went down by a couple of goals, a big improvement on last round's 200 point drubbing. Jamie 'Cagney' Durham returned to form to win the mu$, with Johnny 'McReedy' McRae played above himself to claim the socks.

The U19s also improved on last round's effort but were still unable to account for a determined Mango. The boys are doing quite well considering that they are flat out for numbers each week. Players like James Corbett, Shane Johnson, Phil Gerhard and many others show great potential for future years in football.

Tonight is the 'Sportsmans Night' at the RSL Club and I'm sure everyone is in for a good rage. If the talented speakers don't have you intrigued and laughing by the end of the night, I'm positive 'Mos­sey' or 'Doogs' should be able to remedy that.

This week we find ourselves against South Wagga, so let's play football for four quarters and achieve the best possible results.

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(mostly the Firsts) on last weeks effort. Most supporters on both sides felt the scoreboard not a true indication of the game.

. The afternoons better perfor-RED. WHITE v mers were rewarded as follows -

lsts: Meyers Mug to 'Gill' (what more can we say); Nardies to Terry; Crossroads Plonk to Narna Price and 'G.J.' the Roxanne Treatment (you don't need the haircut, so what about removing some of those 'beauty spots'?).

2nds: Lewington 'Lubricator' to 'Tubby'; Nar­dies to Wock Price ( was in running for mark of the day but has 'precious' little left on top, and doesn't need the haircut); Rob Whyman won the Crossroads Award and our flying backman Col Jacob the Roxanne Treatment.

U19s: The Wagga Picture Frames mug to Shaun Tipping; Crossroads Award to 'Smithy' and the Club Award to Michael Cooke.

An apology, "The Gunn" is spelt with one 'n' (The Gun). More trivia: Who was the backman at the game last with the charming escort??? And speaking of trivia, thanks for the great night put on by the Social Club last week after the game.

We thank Royan's for the new time-keepers/ scoring box - looks terrific (but the blokes in it want carpet, chairs, heater esky, pie warmer and the whole bit - they've got 'buckleys').

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10. G. COOPER 39. J. CARROLL 11. G. FAIRMAN 40. P. CONLAN 12. R. EVANS 41. R. WAIDE 13. W. FLAGG 42. J. GLADMAN 14. P. FLAGG 43. M. IRVIN 15. J. MALONE' 44. P. CLARK 16. R. SULLIVAN 45. A. TREMBATH 17. J. CONLAN 46. B. IRVIN 18. B. CONLAN 47. Rod IRVIN 19. Ray IRVIN 48. Mat CONLAl T

20. M. FLAGG 49. G. TREMBATE 21. R. GLADMAN 50. R. INGLIS 23. J. CULLINANE 52. P. INGLIS 24. 0. BROWN 53. J. INGLIS 25. D. MALONE . 55. P. McDONNELL 26. I. LUCAS 58.·J. MANNING 27. M. KENNY 63. P. TAYLOR 2s: G. HOWE 71. D. MALE 29. M. BROWN . 80. Rob IRVIN

Two wins on Saturday by big margins, but surprisingly in. both games spectators witnessed many fine passages of footy.

The maJor award in Firsts was taken out by that cheeky back­man Kelly Tubb who turned the Dons attack around time and

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time again, and the Roo Towel winner Mick Con­lan demonstrated his versatility by leading the charge at both ends of the ground. Good players

· were not hard to find but David Irvin, Ian Lucas, Peter Cox, Peter Clark and Ian Male preformed well in a good team effort.

Our 2nd XVIII won well and were best served by Greg Trembath (Roo Towel winner) who con­sistantly won the 'hard' ball and led by example all day, Geoff Male who marked with great confi­dence, a very busy John Cullinane, skillful Rowan Gladman and coach Paul. .

Goal umpiring must be hard on the nerves, noticed our 2nd XVIII regular call it quits at ¾ time on Saturday, didn't find out the problem but was told it could have been frustration, starvation or dehydration.

Mark and David tell me the Footy Club are holding a Trivia Night at the WM Club on Satur­day, June 29, so let's make it a bright night, see David or Mark for bookings.

Today we visit the Demons and the importance of this game must be termed as vital, so we cannot afford to lose.

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' - NORTH WAGGA SAINTS Last Saturday, against the Gullie,

was by far the best game the seniors have played all year. They gave every­thing they had, and although we won in most positions, we didn't win on the scoreboard. It was also pleasing to hear the club song after the game, it also threw confusion in to the Gullie

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dressing rooms. Other games on the day saw the Re­serves beaten due to lack of numbers (thanks to the U19s who doubled up), with the U19s also losing.

Award winners on the day were - lsts: Saint of the Week and Leagues Club Award, R. Margosis; Nardies Award, M. Price; North Wagga Ampol, S. Risebough; Encouragement Award, W. Skeers. 2nds: Saint of the Week and Les & Norma Day Award, W. Hancock; Nardies Award, C. Davis; Island View Award, J. Kerin. U19s: Saint of the Week and Les & Norma Day Award, D. Collins; Flanigans Taxi Truck Sox award to S. Solomon.

The North Wagga Supporters Club competition was drawn on Sunday and we would like to thank everyone who bought tickets. Winners were: 1st 107 L. Day; 2nd 190 R. McGregor; 3rd 145 P. Fahey; 4th 177 A. She­pard; 5th 179 B. Kenny; 6th 169 G. Wooden. Watch out for the next competition in a couple of weeks.

Ladies please take note that there will be a working bee at the Black Swan next Tuesday at 11 a.m., so any ladies interested contact Joan McGregor.

1. G. SLATER 2. S. RlSEBOUROUGH 3. R. MARGOSIS 4. R. OUTRAM 5. S. COUSLEY 6. C. DAVIS 7. G. JOHNSON 8. J. McGREGOR

10. R. NESS 11. K. WITHERS 12. L. SMYTHE 13. G. WOODEN 14. R. KERR 16. B. CROUCH 17. M. PROWSE 18. T. MERRIGAN 19. T. RUDD 20. P. PROWSE 21. J. KERR 22. C. TIPPING 23. V. O'BRIEN 24. G. CROUCH 25. K. DAVIS 26. W. HANCOCK 27. T. JONES 28. K. KERIN

29. R. HETHERINGTON 31. K. McINERNEY 32. J. JACKSON 33. G. LIMBRICK 34. J. DENTON 35. W. SMITH 36. S. SOLOMON 37. T. REID 38. R. WITHERS 39. M. COUSLEY 40. R. DENTON 41. P. CARRICK 42. W. SKEERS 43. M. CAIRNS 44. H. BOCKING 45. S. MANNING 46. K. CHAMBERS 47. G. McDONALD 48. P. SMITH 49. R. BLENCOWE 50. P. CALLER 51. B. WITHERS 53. S. CRANSWICK 54. W. MILLER 55. W. TABER 56. R. CARRICK

The Lobstering Trip held on Sunday proved to be a success, although not many lobsters were caught. G. Slater pulled up the biggest catch of the day but unfortu­nately it wasn't a lobster. Thanks to Hoffa for organising a good day out and he assures me there will be another one in July.

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This week it's Marrar, and the way the players are feeling we will win.

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10. G. MANNIHG 36. G. GRINTER 11. D. MALONE 37. M. HAGAR 12. S. KNIGHT 38. G. TURNER 13. T. PLEMING 39. R. TURNER 14. L. GEPPERT 40. G. BEVAN 15. N. TURNER 41. J. SHEA 16. W. GRAETZ 42. J. McCORMACK 17. A. GRENTELL 43. B. McRAE 18. H. CRAWFORD 44. E. TURNER 19. B. GIBBONS 45. R. POWER 20. M. TAYLOR 46. I. CAMPBELL 21. R. GARRETT 47. D. MUNDAY 22. G. PRICE 48. G. SHEA 23. G. ARMSTRONG 49. S. ROBINSON 24. G. LANGTRY 51. E. GLOWREY 25. B. ROLLINS 56. N. HANCOCK 26. A. EASTICK 57. B. REARDON

UNDER 19s 1. R. TURNER 15. A. McKELVIE 2. D. DRUM 16. G. THOMPSON 3. C. WHITI✓i:ORE 17. D. HOLDEN 4. M. GOODE 18. N. TURNER 5. B. ROBINSON 19. G. DeBRUYN 6. R. FURNER 20. A. PRICE 8. B. PATTISON 29. G. COCHRANE 9. A. BEVAN 31. G. HANRAHAN

10. G. MANNING 32. D. McKEL VIE 11. P. HASSALL 40. G. BEVAN 12. S. KNIGHT 41. J. SHEA 13. 0. HAWTHORN 56. N. HANCOCK 14. G. DeBRUYN 57. B. REARDON

Last week saw us go down to top side The Rock in all three grades. Our most successful com­petitors in the Firsts were Anthony Baker, Danny Malone, John McCormack and Chris Co­ate. I sometimes think it is a good thing 'Bakes' surname does not

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portray his occupation as I feel quite sure the bread he made would even be too tough to eat.

The loss of Tony Turner with a broken jaw was certainly the saddest thing since Molly Jones pas­sed award in a Country Practice. It now seems time that the team can show their respect for such a great character and football master by knuck­ling down and winning our way back into the final four.

Bad luck also to veteran second grader Garry Shea who is recovering from a broken arm after last weeks torrid match. There is absolutely no truth in the rumour that he was trying to imitate the toughness of Mark Jackson.

A recent footbi3.ll profile I was compiling on popular recruit Lindsay Geppert came to an abrupt end recently when the answer to the ques­tion "Who would you like to be marooned on desert island with", was, a man in a boat. Sorry Mrs. Gepp.

This week it's North Wagga who cannot be taken lightly.

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A GRADE: Pts

TEMORA ...................................... 24 THEROCK ...................................... 16 MARRAR ....................................... 12 BARELLAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 MANGOPLAH ................................ 8 COLLINGULLIE ............................ 4

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Scores from Saturday 15.6.85 - A Grade: Temora 28 defeated MCU 16 and Marrar 30 defeated T.R.Y.C. 15. B Grade: Temora 47 defeated MCU 33 and T.R.Y.C. 41 defeated Marrar 25. Juniors: MCU . 20 defeated Temora 5 and T.R.Y.C. 12 defeated Marrar 8.

All teams are invited to play in a Senior Netball Carnival in Wagga on Sunday, July 21. Forms are available from Joy Heaslip. A Basic Umpire School is to be held in Wagga on Sunday, July 7. It commences at 9 a.m. to Lunch. For further information contact Joy.

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10. I. NELSON 36. R. ROGERS 11. A. MORRIS 37. S. McALLISTER 12. A. BOURKE 38. M. WILLET 13. T. CAHILL 39. M. CAMPOS 14. P. WEBSTER 40. P. McINTYRE 15. S. RENDELL 41. A. COTTRELL 16. M. LENG 42. D. BANNER 17. R. DENNIS 43. P. BOAK 18. D. MURPHY 44. J. SUIDGEEST 19. A. McCELAND 45. R. HARVEY 20. D. MILTHORPE 46. M. POWELL 21. J. ALLENSPACH 47. G. HOPKINSON 22. C. FLECHTER 48. D. IRVINE 23. C. VAN DER SMISSEN 50. J. JASZEZYK 24. N. MOORE 53. R. BECK 25. B. TYSON 57. T. YOUNG 26. P. JOHN 69. P. BROWNLOW

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m What a game.the 2nd XVIII play­ed. They won in every quarter, un­fortunately injuries to Dave (broken nose) Hocking and Peter (kick in the teeth) Cull, plus minor

~injuries to numerous players mar­BLA~~Rf P~HITE red the game. Coach 'H' Argus

again dominated at fullforward with five big ones. A big thank you must go to Barry Flack and Charlie Crane for filling positions in the 2nds. An excellent way to win considering the cur­cumstances. A top team effort. Boree Creek Cafe awards went to Shane McCartney $10 with John Bamblett and Stewart Watters receiving $5 each.

The 1st XVIII was a completely different matter. From the first bounce RAAF were in control with five of our players having to double up - it left the selectors with a big headache. On the subject of selectors, there are only three (3) in the club, those being Col Ingram, Harry Argus and Mick Hopwood. Please let them make the decisions! Awards in the lsts were: Jack Lang $40 with a welcome return to form; with Mick (Big Bird) Hopwood $30, and $20 goin$ to Terry (Truck) Hannon. Also to central umpue, Ivan Carroll, thanks for a very good job.

Coach Col, as with Charlie Corbett last year, has found that we take the game too lightly, and don't listen. So how about we get our minds on the job!

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just to get our priorities sorted out (just joking). A word of appreciation to the players who filled in

for Magic Johnson & Co., Tony Koch, Bob Cowie, Bruce Mango, Col Passfield, etc., all surprised our hierachy with splendid performances.

Another to make his debut in fine style was Ronald, alias Rat, alias Raymond, alias Ken who has more lines than Lou Richards and makes less sense then a drunk Dangles (just joking again) but plays a gutsy type of football which should be an asset in the future.

Wayne DeBritt proved to the selectors his worth as a goal sneak (a la Diacos) to slam through six classy goals and take out the mug.

Chook Henley and Rod Knagge dominated in a forward line that looked as crowded as a fat persons convention in Googs bedroom.

Monday's Advertiser brought tears of nostalgia with best players like Ron (I'm a legend) Milthorpe and Greg (my knees a legend) Egan to the fore. For the second week in a row we also see the mysterious R. Jones, who if he maintains present form may just edge out Jamie Thompson for recruit of the year.

Today a tough one against the Boree Boys which we can't afford to drop, so let's give it 100%.

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Hallelujah! Hallelujah! The day of deliverance is at hand. Last week we witnessed a minor miracle when the Firsts played close to their full poten­tial, all at the same place and at the

BLUE & WHITE same time. What a delight it was for BANDS the long suffering supporters to

watch. A tight backline, free running forwards, with every­

one chasing and backing up made the opposition look decidedly second rate. Or, as one member of our cheer squad so eloquently put "Boree who?"

'Superpuss' Lambie got more kicks than a pyromaniac at a bon-fire, and converted eleven of those to goals. 'Steve' McQueen stole a few hearts (including Nobby's) as he battled hard all day. Gary Ewart got more touches than a buxon blonde at a bucks party. Steve Ward is getting so good at sheperding that he is thinking of re-mustering to Messiah. Enough, I could name the whole side, well done fellas. Let's hope it's not a flash in the pan (and I don't mean gold pan). ·

The Seconds can't be far away from a win, as they seem to be improving each week. They just have to learn to play four quarters instead of 2 or 3. Paul Warner won a trip to the Allonville with his best on ground perform­ance. Hoo Ray Kirkpatrick had a million possessions and 'Weetie' Wheatley must have had his before he came to the ground, as he didn't stop running all day.

I'm getting to the stage of running out of superlatives for the U19s, as they go from strength to strength. Last Saturday they played the best game I have seen from them, as they completely demoralized South Wagga­Tolland. They are a fine side and will definitely give the premiership a big shake this year. Like the Firsts, all the U19s deserve a mi;ntion, however, A. Young, M. Coe and T. Middleton got the nod, as the three best for the day.

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10. A. PHILLIPS 35. R. KIRKPATRICK 11. L. PLAPP 36. S. LOWTH 12. I. HENDERSON 37. A. FAIRHURST 13. R.DANN 38. P. KENNEDY 14. B. GRANT 39. G. WARD 15. C. KEAST· 40. D. WARD 16. P. KUNO 41. M. CLUFF 17. D. ROBERTS 42. J. SP ARKS 18. P. ROYCE 43. M. HIGBEN 19. D. BOYCE 44. T. CROSILLA 20. M. TOBODI 45. P. MERIDITH 21. G. EDWARD 46. M. RENFREY-22. A. DEVLIN RUMLEY 23. M. KANIA 47. G. MANNS 24. A. BILLY 48. F. Y ASING 25. D. ROWE 49. D. SIMPSON

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JUNEE- KAPOOKA BULLDOGS .~-=:J 1st GRADE 1. R. CLARK 2. R. HUNTER 3. R. CATTEL 4. M. DONALSON 5. M. HONNER 6. T. TURNER 7. J. HULL 8. T. HANSEN 9. W. PRESTON

10. G.DRYDEN 11. L. DALEY 13. A. HALL 14. R. ALLEN 15. M. EDSEN 16. P. SHEEHAN 17. C. SELBY 18. N. STEINKE 19. M. SPENCER 20. D. MORRISS 21. R. LA WERSON 22. M. TAYLOR 24. G. LANG 25. W. JOLLEY 26. A. CAMERON 32. R. REED

2nd GRADE l. G. CHEAL 2. K. BEVAN 3. T. DONOGHUE 4. S. GIBBONS 5. J. ROBERTSON 7. M. SHEATHER 8. A. BLA,.NCHARD 9. K. THOMPSON

10. S. EDSON 11. K. CROWE 12. B. HOLLIS 13. M. LEDWIDGE 14. T. HALL 16. J. HOLMES 17. C. COATES 18. S. SMITH 19. T. COOPER 20. C. BLOOMFIELD 23. M. CLOSE 27. I. COCHRANE 28. S. GREGOR 29. G. HARMR 30. S. ORR

The halfway mark of the season saw the Bulldogs register two good wins and as a result of this both sides retain top

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The Reserves recorded a good win over some spirited opposition from a gallant Bushpig team. However in the end the Bulldogs proved too determined and classy. It was a team effort by the players all day, with many worthy of receiving the three awards given out at the end of the match. Naming best players was not an easy job, with so many contributors, but a few who do deserve special men­tion are Sharpy, Danny, Garry, Graeme on the back line while Trevor, Tony, Batesy, Moo and Ray had a field day up forward. I would like to thank Ricky also, well done from all the boys.

Winning is the name of the game and the lsts certainly achieved that result in the good 50 minutes of football play­ed. The other 50 minutes looked like it was used up by the players to get a sun tan, as from a spectators point of view th.:it is what it must have seemed.

Reflecting on the game you could say we only played as well as we had to. To the Bushpigs credit they kept at us all day but to our credit there was always something in reserve to ensure victory.

Winners on the day were (the school teachers pet) Alan Lang at FB, Reedy when moved to CHB, Deno was never beaten in the BP, up forward Steve (Superboot) May, Mark Spencer, Kev McAlister and Phil Sheen had the opposition guessing all day. Special mention must go to Jacko's mate Langy, and the scintillating Chris Selby ruck roving, ably supported by devastating destroyer Dono who picked up kicks at will around the ground.

Award winners - lsts: C. Selby 20, M. Spencer 17, G. Lang 17, M. Donaldson 14, D. Morriss 3, G. Wastell 3, R. Reed 1. 2nds: Jumper, R. Keast; T-Shirt, T. Donoghue; Socks, T. Cooper. Esso Award, R. Reed.

Watch a replay of Junee-Kapooka,s home games with hosts Terry Mulquiney and Marie Ford in the great atmosphere of the . . .

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TOOHEVS F.F.L. DRAW - 1985

DIVISION ONE ROUND ONE

APRIL 13: T.R.-Y.C.(126) v Nth. Wagga(93); Temora(119) v Marrar(105); Barellan(80) v M.C.U.(128); Coll.-Ashmont(330) v S.W.-Tolland(26).

APRIL 20: General Bye. APRIL 27: Marrar v T.R.-Y.C.;

M.C.U.(170) v Temora(86); S.W.­Tolland(24) v Barellan(187); Nth. Wagga(74) v Coll.-Ashmont(205).

MAY 4: T.R.-Y.C.(131) v M.C.U.(73); Temora(319) v S.W.­Tolland(8); B.arellan(l06) v Coll.­Ashmont(97); Marrar(I48) v Nth. Wagga(60).

MAY 11: S.W.-Tolland(24) v T.R.­Y.C.(294); Coll.-Ashmont(128) v Temora(92); Nth. Wagga(69) v Barellan(86); M.C.U.(98) v Marrar(87).

MAY 18: T.R.-Y.C.(95) v Coll.­Ashmont(63); Temora(76) v Barellan(70); M.C.U.(106) v Nth. Wagga(42); Marrar(198) v S.W.­Tolland(28).

MAY 25: Barellan(94) v T.R.­y .C.(107); Temora(105) v Nth. Wagga(42); Coll.-Ashmont(lll) v Marrar(83); S.W.-Tolland(32) v M.C.U.(265)

JUNE I: T.R.-Y.C.(89) v Temora(104); Marrar(139) v Barellan(l18); M.C.U.(114) v Coll.­Ashmont(97); Nth. Wagga(l89) v S.W.-Tolland(52).

SECOND ROUND JUNE 8: Nth. Wagga(88) v T.R.­

Y .C.(77); Marrar(40) v Ternora(S4); M.C.U.(117) v Barellan(69); S.W.­Tolland(41) v Coll.-Ashmont(242).

JUNE IS: T.R.-Y.C.(140) v Marrar(73); Temora(174) v M.C.U.(82); Barellan(308) v S.W.­Tolland(29); Coll.-Ashmont(106) v Nth. Wagga(96).

JUNE22: M.C.U. vT.R.-Y.C.; S.W.-Tolland v Temora; Coll.­Ashmont v Barellan; Nth. Wagga v Marrar.

JUNE 29: T.R.-Y.C. v S.W.­Tolland; Temora v Coll.­Ashmont; Barellan v Nth. Wag­ga; Marrar v M.C.U.

JULY 6: Coll.-Ashmont v T.R.-Y.C.; Barellan v Temora; Nth. Wagga v M.C.U.; S.W.­Tolland v Marrar.

JULY 13: T.R.-Y.C. v Barel­lan; Nth. Wagga v Temora; Mar­rar v Coll.-Ashmont; M.C.U. v S.W.-Tolland.

JULY20: Temora vT.R.-Y.C.; Barellan v Marrar; Coll. -Ashmont v M.C.U.; S.W.­Tolland v Nth. Wagga.

SPLIT ROUND JULY 27: T.R.-Y.C. v Nth.

Wagga; Temora v Marrar; Barel­lan v M.C.U.; Coll.-Ashmont v S.W.-Tolland.

AUGUST 3: Marrar v T.R.­Y.C.; M.C.U. v Temora; S.W.­Tolland v Barellan; Nth. Wagga v Coll.-Ashmont.

AUGUST 10: T.R.-Y.C. v M.C.U.; Temora v S.W.-Tolland;, Barellan v Coll.-Ashmont; Mar­rar v Nth. Wagga.

AUGUST 17: S.W.-Tolland v T.R.-Y .C.; Coll.-Ashmont v Temora; Nth. Wagga v Barellan; M.C.U. v Marrar.

FINALS Sat. AUGUST 24: 1st Semi. Sat. AUGUST 31: 2nd Semi. Sun. SEPT. 8: Preliminary

Final. Sat. SEPT. 14: Grand Final.

DIVISION TWO ROUND ONE

APRIL 13: Junee-K.(148) v Whitton(104); Rivcoll(93) v Cootamundra(67); RAAF(222) v Uranquinty(44); Boree Creek bye.

APRIL 20: Uranquinty(22~ v Whitton(299t, Cootamundra(79 v Junee-K.(95 ; Boree Creek(62 v Rivcoll(136); AAF bye.

APRIL 27: Whitton(159) v Cootamundra(36); Uranquinty(56) v Boree Creek(235); RAAF(95) v Riveoll(208); Junee-K. bye.

MAY 4: Cootamundra(205) v Uranquinty(19); Rivco11(96) v Junee­K. ( 122); Boree Creek(l36) v RAAF(107); Whitton bye.

MAY 11: W h'i t ton ( I 7 4) v Rivcoll(76); Junee-K.(180) v RAAF(l l l); Cootamundra(l34) v Boree Creek(40); Uranquinty bye.

MAY 18: Boree Creek(96) v Whitton(163); Uranquinty(36)v Junee­K. (178); Cootamundra(213) v RAAF(64); Rivcoll bye.

MAY 25: Whitton(131) v Junce­K. (97); Cootamundra(l55) v Rivcoll(55): Uranquinty(76) v RAAF(l59); Boree Creek bye.

ROUND TWO JUNE 1: RAAF(74) v Whitton(205);

Junee-K.(114) v Boree Creek(96); Rivco11(214) v Uranquinty(63); Coota­mundra bye.

JUNE 8: Whitton(351) v Uranquinty(4); Junee-K.(93) v Cootamundra(68); Rivcoll(88) v Boree Creek(85); RAAF bye.

JUNE 10: Cootamundra(l3li v Whitton(96); Boree Creek(129 v Uranquinty(67); Rivcoll(145 v RAAF(80); Junee-K. bye.

JUNE 15: Uranquinty(45) v Cootamundra(223); Junee-K.(132) v Rivco11(99); RAAF(180) v Boree Creek(93); Whitton bye.

JUNE 22: Rivcoll v Whitton; Boree Creek v Cootamundra; RAAF v Junee-K.; Uranquinty bye.

JUNE 29: Whitton v RAAF; Boree Creek v Junee-K.; Uran­quinty v Rivcoll; Cootamundra bye.

JULY 6: Whitton v Boree Creek; Junee-K. v Uranquinty; RAAF v Cootamundra; Rivcoll bye.

ROUND THREE JULY 13: Whitton v Coota­

mundra; RAAF v Rivcoll; Uran­quinty v Boree Creek; Junee-K. bye.

JULY 20: Uranquinty v Whit­ton; Cootamundra v Junee-K.; Boree Creek v. Rivcoll; RAAF bye.

JULY 27: Whitton v Boree Creek; Junee-K.v Uranquinty; RAAF v Cootamundra; Rivcoll bye.

AUGUST 3: Cootamundra v Uranquinty; Rivcoll v Junce-K.; Boree Creek v RAAF; Whitton bye.

AUGUST 10: Boree Creek v Cootamundra; Rivcoll v Whitton; Junee-K. v RAAF; Uranquinty bye.

AUGUST 17: RAAF v Whit­ton; Junee-K. v Boree Creek; Riveol! v Uranquinty; Cootamun­dra bye.

AUGUST 24: Whitton v Junee­K.; Cootamundrav Riveoll; Uran­quinty v RAAF; Boree Creek bye.

FINALS: Sun. SEPT. 1: 1st Semi. Sat. SEPT. 7: 2nd Semi. Sun. SEPT. 15: Prcliminarv

Final. , Sat. SEPT. 21: Grand Final

UNDER 19s SECOND ROUND

JUNE22: M.C.U. vT.R.-Y.C.; S.W.-Tolland v Temora; Coll.­Ashmont v RAAF; Nth. Wagga v Marrar.

JUNE 29: T.R.-Y.C. v S.W.­Tolland; Temora v Col!.­Ashmont; Marrar v M.C. U. JUNE 30: RAAF v Nth. Wagga;

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