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Old Paradians advanced to the Preliminary Final with a 21 point win over De La Salle at Elsternwick Parklast Sunday.

O .P.'s led at every change but were given a shock in the third quarter when De La Salle mounted a challengewith 6 goals to get to within 4 points at the last break . It was nip and tuck in the last quarter and not until the20 minute mark that a B re ndan Exton goal quickly followed by one from Michael Skerritt that sealed the game.

it was a good effort by O .P.'s because they looked vulnerable at the last break and it would not have surprisedhad they been runover.

O.P.'s first half ascendency was due to the early brilliance of Dominic Spillane who seemed to be looseon the wing, half forward Tony Woods who is a very slippery customer, Brian Grills in the ruck and the "come-back kid" centre half forward Dale McCann .

De La's comeback was inspired by ruck Mick G reene and centre half back Mick Deveson whilst Mike Knuppelon the wing was a fine player.

But in the end, despite four goals to each of De La's Peter Rennie and Peter Waldron it was the O.P.'sdefence which stood firm thanks to Tony Canavan (centre half back), Damien Reeves (full back) and BrendanConsidine on the flank .

Best and fairest winner Frank Gleeson was a busy player though he only bagged one goal for the day .De La's other great triers were on-ball players Gary Connolly and Mark Lowe. One other player who at times

showed great skill was De La's Craig Wright . He kicked one brilliant goal but possibly could have had a couplemore . He was good to watch .

I think the result was a fair one. De La on the day weren't quite good enough . I was very impressed withO.P.'s Gerard Sholly at three quarter time and indeed I thought Stephen Rae said all the right things to hisboys at the first break . Well done !

I only tipped one out of three last week . Can I improve?

ORMOND ST. BERNARDS KE W

C SECTION REVIEW BY ROSS BOOT H

It was a perfect day for football last Saturday when I arrived at Northcote to witness the C Section PreliminaryFinal . Monash had a goal on the board when I arrived but shortly after O .M.'s Chris Elstoft took a toweringmark in the square and goaled . It looked like it was going to be a good game and it was .

O.M .'s played a very tentative first quarter. Perhaps they were expecting a bit of a coast seeing that they hadthrashed Monash last time round . But I don't think so - it was more Monash's fierce takcling that upset O .M : s .Monash went to a four goal lead half way through the second quarter but O .M.'s began to get back into itand trailed by just 9 points at half time.

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In the third quarter tne, . : . ; .s really got their lame going and their revival was due in part to schoolboy -'--art Griffiths . He piayed a snocker of a .rsr n< , was momentarily dragged but then produced some supe %)football . He kicked twr) nr =in the que .Pr ea off from full back - all from the wing . Jeremy N ichols gotrunning and Wes kept running hard at the ball in defence.

M ones h trailed by 8 poias exhibited by defender rtheir lead was snatched bacK ffrom flanker Richard Wei_ . Igoals, the second at the 2/ rr

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forward peter Little got the sealer a minute later,who turned the game the B lues way with 2

no coach B rian Ford had big smiles across their faces .'s mark had been paid, W ittsy had not hit the post ,

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Alright Monash settle down . Todays your really big day. Nevertheless congratulations to Coach Brian Ford,skipper Peter Forbes and all the team on their great win over O .M's and the promotion to B Section next sea-son . If you've made anyone happy with that fighting win it was certainly well known Monash identity and stal-wa rt Professor Keith Frearson .

Actually it wasn't my best selection effort, nor Ross Booth's for that matter, as Marcellin was our only success.So to the Old Paradians especially coach Gerard Sholly and his team who were not given much show in mostquarters, well played, and with players of the calibre of Paul Considine, Ted Flynn, John Atta & Steve Extonto return (although I wonder where) O.P.'s can approach the preliminary final with a quiet confidence . You canbet Ormond & Old Xaverians will well realize the best route to the Grand Final will not be via O.P's and thePrelim . However more of that later.

Ross has written an excellent preview of the O.M's debacle or rather the Monash comeback so a brief lookat De La and Parkside's exit is also warranted .

Both clubs have been regular finalists in recent years and both produced great fightbacks at various stagesof last week's semi . Both came in the third quarter and both looked poised at the final break to go right onwith it . However the effort eventually told and O.P's and the Eagles live to fight another day. De La were slowto start and never able to bridge the 5 goal gap O .P's opened up. Apart from Peter Rennie & Peter Waldro ntheir forwards were ineffective although young Craig Wright and at times Mick Knuppel made exciting andrewarding forward forays.

After a slow start veterans Mick Deveson & Mick Greene were as inspirational as ever and Dick Williams,Adrian O'Keefe & Peter Green were others to catch the eye . At De La (and elsewhere) fourth is not good enoughalthough Col Glover and his club recognize that Old Pardians were too good and deserved winners last Sun-day. Thanks De La for 1987.

Parkside, hard hit by injuries which attributed to its four successive losses and departure from Premiershipfight has again to lament on what might have been . Since promotion to B Section for 1984 it has not missedthe finals and was well placed in 1985 to reach the pinnacle of A Section . Marcellin blocked the way then asit did last week but you can bet Tom Johnston and his Club will be back for another try next season . I hopethey retain Rod Oborne who did such a fine job for them in his first season as coach . They will also need torecruit and must push even harder for an Under 19 tam, although they certainly cannot be accused of endeavourin that area.

Marcellin Coach, Neil Le Lievre, is the quiet achiever, although I'm sure I heard him shout during his 3/4time address last Saturday. His senior players rallied magnificently in that vital final quarter especially Tony Paatsch,Andy Cullinan, Dick Ebe rt , Ga ry Petroff & Tony Amad .

Whether or not they can go on and return to A Section and repeat its 1985 Premiership is not only up to those5 but the whole club !

And now to Saturday and the C Section Grand Final :Kew has had the week's break and is raring to go . Its last Grand Final was in B Section in 1983 when it lostto Bulleen-Temp . Current Captain Coach Brett Burden was a member of that losing side and doesn't enjoybeing reminded of it . Neither would Joey Busuttil, Tony Peric, Mark McColl, Rocco Zerbi or Con Haralam-bopoulos and with the supremacy it has shown over Monash in the last two meetings, where wins by 68 and95 points were recorded, Kew are the undisputed favourites .

They must of course be guarded against over-confidence as Monash is quite obviously a tight knit groupwho almost enjoy the world (and me) being against it. That astute judge of Amateur Football, Noel Rundlewas impressed with the 'Ashes tackling and running . They possess a number of medium sized players withthe dedication and determination to match it with the Brias, Zerbis, Busutt ils, O'Kaylis & Cavanaghs. Howeverthey too must guard against the satisfaction of promotion which is after all only second prize, or is it? Monash

;vill need big games from Baring, Cornwell & Forbes who will enjoy centre half forward at Elsternwick Park .All at Monash have been singing the praises of defender John Quin and centreman Jamie Sturges whoseclash with the Kew Skipper Brett Burden will have a decided bearing on the game. I do not expect eithersideto fall for the trap of being too "hyped" up. Indeed I'm informed that Monash came out early last week kickedthe ball around for 15 minutes, in marked contrast to the 0. M's, and then were quickly into stride when the gamebegan .

I'm going for Kew whose record during the season speaks for itself . It thoroughly eclipsed Monash in thesecond semi a fortnight ago and has the ideal blend of youth and experience . Above all alse the "Browns"really want this flag, as the last time an unfurling took place at Victoria Park was back in 1980 following its 1979success against St. Kilda CBC . Monash will be better than its previous effort but Kew who are not only better,might want success that little bit more !

In B Section the selection is quite easy - it's St . Bernards, who were deserved minor premiers having beatnall comers including Therry & Marcellin in the run to the finals .

A quick glance of the B Section vote count tells us that Mick O'Dea, Vin Comito & Mark Mahady havehad consistent seasons and St . Bernards will be looking at this trio for plenty of drive .

Both sides have plenty of talent down their respective goal to goal lines where Therry skipper Ter ry Quinwill be expected to hold St. Bernard spearhead John Pearson and vice captain Gerard Biddlestone will cer-tainly have his hands full with Paul Hogan . The centre line dashes promise plenty of excitement . Mark Mahadywill probably pick up Paul Crotty who also polled well in the B & F. Both these players should be pushing forinterstate honours next season with the 18th AAFC Carnival in Launceston as the carrot . In the pivot Greg Ny-man who must surely win Therry's best first year player is up against John Federico. Nyman's strength andexperience will give him the edge although Andrew Nathan should break even with Therry's DavidWrigglesworth .

Steve Gibson & Matt O'Rourke who is a brother of North O.B .'s centreman Steve, will combine to formTherry's main avenue to goal . However St . Bernards defence lead by Mick O'Dea, the accomplished GaryMcAllister, Maurie Sullivan, Frank Monaghan & Kev Mahady are as good as there is and will be a majorreason for the St . Bernard's ultimate success today .

The ruck duels will be interesting with Steve Reidy likely to hve an edge over John Klaaysen, but Vin Comi-to will prove too sharp for young Jason Reddick .

I'm sure Therry will be worthy challengers, but the big St . Bernards crowd and the sides overall approachto football under Frank Melican will have the club back in A Section by 5 p.m . tonight .

To the A Section Second Semi and what a game awaits us tomorrow between Ormond & Old Xaverians.Ormond finished the season as top dog and in most minds Premiership favourite despite losing to Old Xaveri-ans twice during the season . Both sides will be at full strength and both will have appreciated the weeks break .Both sides will have had selection problems . Will Ormond risk Craig Clark who managed to play the last 2Reserve games following a long break from the game and will the Xavs take a punt on Nick Wilton who I'mtold took 14 marks in the Reserves narrow win over North O .B . last week?

My belief is that neither will play, although Clark will certainly line up in the Reserves where another goodgame would almost certainly see him return for either the Grand or dare I say it Preliminary final!

Anticipating the selection of both sides has been a great challenge and Ross Booth and I have altered ou ropinion considerably since our first attempt at midnight on the back of a serviette in John Bakers pub a month ago!

On paper Xavs look stronger in the air an area I thought Old Paradians showed up in their narrow loss tothe 'Monds a fortnight ago . However Ormond look faster and I believe they play Elsternwick Park a little better .

Across the centre, always vital at 'The Park' the clash between exciting youngsters Paul Nankervis & AntonyCallan will not only be a highlight but the outcome of this battle and that between Dermot Dann & Phil King-ston will have a decided bearing on the result.

In the centre Mick Atkins will prove stronger than Ormond's Paul Sutherland but he lacks his dash andability to take a really big mark, although his creative handball is a big plus for the Red & Blacks . I lean to the'Monds to hold sway here.

Up forward for Ormond Paul Schuhkra ft will line up on Xavs Geoff Greetham . He will receive plenty of sup-port from one Phil Mehrten leaving either Anthony Roe or Joey Young to pounce on any loose balls . Its nota bad line for Ormond although Xavs who are rapt in Chris Mo rtenson and have absolute faith in Nick Burneare pretty confidence their trio will restrict the Ormond soring . Across the hanf back line John Cu rtain & Mur-ray Vrcoe are courageous and attacking half backs who will provide plenty of support for Steve King whohas the big task of minding Mark McDonald who is the lynch pin of the Ormond forward line. Should McDonaldget on top Danny Corcoran may be forced to move Peter Cu rtain from ruck roving to mind him, althougheither Greetham or Burne could also play there. Both coaches McA rt hur-Allen (Ormond) & Corcoran (O .X .)have kept pace with the modern trend of moving players and making changes and Old Xaverians may be alittle more versatile in this area . Time will tell .

Whereas Ormond's full forward line is its main strength, Xav's differ in that its half forward line of Carlin, Su m .mers & Beattie is its real strength, although it does not underestimate Steve Cu rtain . David McDonald w.liprove a most worthy opponent for Mark Summers . He will give away height but make up for it with his leapand quick recovery. He works in well with his Captain Russel Barnes who will wear Vaughan Carlin like aglove. Should be an encounter worth watching, which leaves us with the unheralded Paul Forsythe to watchXavs ruck rovers Ma rtin Beattie & Peter Cu rtain . Forsythe is another in this Ormond side of whom there hasnot been much fan fare . He hasn't player VFL U19's or Reserves, would have no illusions as to his ability butwould know exactly what is required of him and absolutely Iloves playing in the Seniors for Ormond . I like Or-mond's full back line of Brett Connell, Brad Nash and the versatile and widely regarded Sco tt Taylor. Con.nell is in the Forsythe mold, Nash has had a great season and uses his uncanny anticipation and excellentdisposal to great advantage and Taylor could end up in the ruck, Full or centre half back, or any key position .Phil Callil who may be a permanent forward pocket will worry him for pace, but not much else, and if Nashfinds Steve Cu rt ain's aerial strength a problem, Taylor won't .

In the ruck Laurie Meehan & Paul McDonald should break even, but the Ormond small men Ma rt in Tobin& Paul Cox are more dangerous than their Xav opponents because they kick hard goals .

Both sides have a wealth of talent and experience on the interchange which was the hardest area of selectionfor Ross and I .

Here's how we see them lining up .

ORMONDOLD XAVERIANSBacks :Forwards:Half Backs :Half Forwards :Centres :Centres :Half Forwards :Half Backs :Forwards :Backs:Rucks :Rucks:Rover :Rover :Interchange :Interchange :

Connell Nash ClarkO'Sullivan S. Curtain CallilBarnes D. McDonald ForsythCarlin Summers BeattieKingston Sutherland Nanke rv isDann Atkins CallanHille M.McDonald YoungVarcoe King J. CurtainRowe Schuhkraft P. Meh rtenMortenson Greetham BurneP.McDonald TobinMeehan P. CurtainCoxMeagherA. Meh rten GilmoreTiernwn O'Shaughnessy

I'm going for Ormond in spite of Xavs victories during the year. They have been more consistent than theXavs who can be quite brilliant but also quite ordinary as they lapse in concentration and commitment . Ormondare a bit more settled, fear defeat more and won't panic if they get into trouble - instance thir fight back againstO.Ps a fortnight ago. Persistence was the word I was looking for and Ormond have been renowned for it overmany years .

Here's to a really great final and good luck to both sides and the Umpys .Today selections, Ormond, St . Bernards, Kew, Old Ivanhoe, State Bank, Aquinas.

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Everyone at Lat robe Uni Football Club would liketo congratulate Joe "Magic" Tucci on playing his100th game in the Reserves Grand Final today . Joewho has been around the club for about 7 years, leftto play with Coburg Amateurs in 1985. He cameback when needed in 1986 and has been a valua-ble player at training and in games. He is also on thecommittee and works hard planning our social events .Good Luck on your 100th game Joe . Let's make itan good one!!

KID AT HEARTWatching Old Xaverians and Scotch in their last

game I noticed Doug Atkinson had a black armban d

A quick check of all the other Old Xav players rev-ealed no other arm bands.

After the game, which was a hectic encounter, Iasked Doug "Why the armband?" He looked at mewith dismay "Brian it is ten years since Elvis died".

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D SECTION PRELIMINARY FINALSt Kevin's, with greater steadiness in attack, proved me a poor judge when they defeated an inaccurate OldMentonians by twenty three points to qualify for today's Grand Final and for C Section in 1988 . St . Kevin'swin was a just reward for their overall 1987 form when they have led the section for most of the season . Welldone St . Kevins .E SECTION PRELIMINARY FINA LCongratulations West Brunswick on your great win and consequent return to D Section after one season inE . The club under President Ken Frencham and coach Les White have come a long way this season. I wonderwhat Ken thinks of my judgement now? The game was an evenly contested one in which Old Essendon Gram-marians comparative inaccuracy told against them in the final analysis as they went down by eighteen points .Old Essendon are not the first club to lose both finals after heading the ladder (nor will they be the last) . Theymust consolidate and come back next season determined to reach the Grand Final .

F SECTION PRELIMINARY FINA LAfter an even first half during which each side dominated long passages of play Aquinas was able to turn theirthree point lead at the long interval into a thirty two point victory. St . And re w's accuracy in front of goal helpedlessen this margin because Aquinas had nineteen scoring shots to St . Andrews ten after half time . Congratula-tions to St . Andrews on their win and consequent promotion . Well done to St . And rews who "fought the goodfight" this season when they emerged as a force.

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 FIRST SEMI FINALOld Paradian's Green showed what a poor judge I am when aided by a tall ruckman they moved the ball for-ward quickly and directly contrary to my predictions. This game was of a high standard although the Paradiansnever allowed Bulleen Templestowe into the game as they built their lead each quarter before winning by fiftypoints .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 FIRST SEMI FINALThe first quarter of this game was a low scoring one in which the defence of both sides was on top. Chomleyof the Blacks distinguished himself with three towering marks as Haileyburian attacks were thwarted. Gradual-ly Old Haileybu ry asserted themselves and went on to win the game by twenty one points .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SECOND SEMI FINA LSection leaders Therry asserted their superiority over Old Scotch and ran out winners by twenty four pointsto go straight into the Grand Final .UNDER 19 SECTION 3 FIRST SEMI FINA LIvanhoe proved far too strong for Monash Blues at Brighton Beach Oval when the Magpies ran out winnersby sixty points.

UNDER 19 SECTION 3 SECOND SEMI FINA LUncanny accuracy by Whitefriars enabled them to defeat Caulfield Grammarians by thirty one points. Thisresult proved me a poor judge as Whitefriars had won their three home and away games against CaulfieldGrammarians although thirty one points was a greater margin than that between the sides in Round 18 theprevious week .

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D SECTION GRAND FINA LOld Ivanhoe and St . Kevin's meet again for the premiership at Bentleigh . Old Ivanhoe won two weeks agoby nine points after each club had won against the other during the season . St . Kevin's, although weakenedby injury, fought back to win last week and certainly today's game will be a hard fought one . Old Ivanhoe canexpect great drive from Best and Fairest winner Mark Dyson while Doddrell has previously proven a worryto St . Kevin's as the wily veteran Lou Hockins. St . Kevins will be hopinq that McKaige, Watkin and the Kerr

Brothers again do well and provide match winning drive . I select Old Ivanhoe to win again and thus win theirsecond senior V.A .F.A . Premiership .

E SECTION GRAND FINA LState Bank and West Brunswick meet for the premiership at Monash University. State Bank have won bothgames this season - by sixty four points in round one and by five points in round ten . West Brunswick hashit top form at the right time and have won six matches in succession since their last defeat in Round 14 (bySt. Bedes) . State Bank's last defeat was on the same day when they lost to Brunswick by thirteen points .Today the Bankers must quieten Buckley who troubled them in each earlier game . Other potential Magpiestars include the Lampard Brothers, Hatzi Staurou and their focal forward McNiece . For the Bankers, Cloke,Dervan, Connelly and their leading goalkicker David Jenkins can be expected to do well and trouble WestBrunswick . I know State Bank played well in the second semi final however West Brunswick played at Monashlast week and given their experience with Royal Park winds, their determination and momentum I select WestBrunswick to win the premiership .F SECTION GRAND FINA LThe season's two leading sides Whitefriars and Aquinas meet for the premiership at Parade College . AlthoughAquinas won both home and away matches Whitefriars won the second semi final by forty eight points . Inthat game Aquinas faltered in the final quarter as frustrations entered their play and Whitefriars kept their mindon the ball . Aquinas coach Hawking was critical of his player's inability to win the ball from the centre in thesemi final and today the players must rectify this situation . Whitefriars players were able to break the Aquinasinside/outside code and thus win the ball during the semi final . Today of course will be a different game andI expect there will be no Aquinas complacency as crept into their game two weeks ago . Given the flexibilityof the Aquinas forward line and their desire to avenge the second semi final result I select Aquinas to win today .

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 SECOND SEMI FINA LOld Xaverians meet Marcellin at Kew in what should be a high standard game . Marcellin won by four pointson May 16 only to discover they played an unregistered player . At Marcellin on July 25 the Xaverians playedthe more direct football and recorded a thirty six point victory. Both sides had a key forward who could influencethe result - Randall ( Marcellin) and McLaughlin (O .X.) . For Marcellin captain F red Battistella sets a goodexample while Hart gives a lot of drive around the pack. For Old Xaverians, Webb, Ber ry and Studde rt canbe relied upon to give solid service . It is hard to go against Old Xaverians because of their superior recordand consequently I select them to win today .

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 SECOND SEMI FINA LOld Haileybu ry and Old Scotch meet at the Ross Grego ry Oval for the right to play off with Therry . OldHaileybu ry must start favourite considering their ninety one point victory on August 22 and their dominanceof play on May 4 when shockingly inaccurate kicking saw Haileybu ry go down by two points . Good playersfor Old Haileybu ry in these games included Lane, Mer re tt and Doran while for Old Scotch their best haveincluded leading goalkicker Ed Whiteside, Weller and Aujard . To win today the Old Haileybu ry players mustgive four quarters of sustained effort and not "travel in the comfort zone" as Max Lyon suggested some of hisplayers did last week . I select Old Haileybu ry to win today .

UNDER 19 SECTION 3, PRELIMINARY FINA LCaulfield Grammarians play Ivanhoe on Oval 4 for the right to challenge Whitefriars next week .CaulfieldGrammarains have won their three games against Ivanhoe during the season in Rounds 1, 9 and 17 so theyare entitled to favouritism today. The Albert Park venue is also familiar teritory to Caulfield . For Ivanhoe, Len-gacher has been a reliable goal kicker and a fine player and Parkinson and Tucker have done well, For Caul-field Grammarians Bowater, King and Williams have been consistent players. Today I select CaulfieldGrammarians.

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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 procedu res will apply th roughout the finals .

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POINTS OF INTERESTFrank Gleeson became the first Old Paradians to win the Woodrow Medal since Dennis Dalton way back in1963. Dennis has been seen at Elsternwick Park in rcent seasons watching his son Matthew, play not for hisold club but for OLD XAVS !

Mick Greene finished in the top 3 for the fourth successive year, a quite outstanding effort whilst Parkside boast-ed its third success in B Section in the past 4 seasons with Gary Williams' win of the Moore Medal .

'OTF has published full details of the Vote Counts for all those Club statisticians preparing Annual Reports.A, B & C SECTION VOTING DETAIL SA SECTION - J .N . WOODROW META LFIRST Frank Gleeson, Old Paradians - 4 x 3, 2 x 3, 3 x 1 = 19SECOND: Mick Greene, De La Salle - 5 x 3, 1 x 2 = 17THIRD: Simon Macauley, Uni Blues - 3 x 3, 3 x2, 1 x I = 1 6

Steve O'Rourke, North O.B. - 4 x 3, 1 x 2, 2 x 1 = 16FIFTH: Martin T o b i n , Ormond - 4 x 3, 1 x 2 , 1 x 1 = 15

HIGHEST SCORERS AT OTHER CLUB SBULL.TEMPLESTOWE.• Troy Rowe - 1 x 3, 1 x 2, 2 x 1 = 7COLLEGIANS Stuart Hinchen - 2 x 3, 1 x 2, lx] = 9CAUL .GRAMMARIANS: Mark McClelland - 3 x 2, 2 x 1 = 8OLD SCOTCH: Brian Hodge - 3x3, 1 x 2 =11OLD XAVERIANS: Mark Summers - 2x3, 2 x 2 = 1 0

B SECTION - G .T. MOORE MEDA LFIRST Gary Williams, Parkside - 6x3, 3x2 = 24SECOND: Nick Heath, Uni Blacks - 4 x 3, 3 x 2, 2 x I = 20T H I R D: Mark M a h a d y , St. Bernards - 4x3, 1 x 2 , 1 x I = 15

FIFTH-Mick O'Dea, St. Bernards - 3 x3, 2 x 2, 2 x I = 15Vin Comito, St . Brrnards - 3 x3, 2 x2, 1 x 1 = 14

HIGHEST SCORERS AT OTHER CLUBSBANYULE: Leigh Holt -FAWKNER: Harry Busst -IVANHOE: Tony Loton -

S. O'Connel -MARCELLIN.• Chris Slattery -OLD TRINITY Trevor Norman -ST. KILDA: Matt Driscoll -THERRY Paul Crotty -

2x3 = 63x3, 2x2 = 132x3 = 62x3 = 62x3, 2x2 = 102x3,3x2,1x1 =181x3,2x2,]x1 =83x3, 3x1 = 12

C SECTION - L .S. ZACHARIAH MEDA LFIRST Tony Fellows, Thomastown - 4 x 3, 4x 2, 2 x I = 22SECOND Mick Sinni, Thomastown - 5 x 3 = 15

FOURTH:Gary Phillips, Old Haileybury - 1 x 3, 6x 2 = 15

Brett Burden, Kew - 3x3, 2x2, l x 1 = 14Bernie Rafferty, Balaclava - 3 x 3, 2 x 2, 1 x 1 = 14Peter Woff, Old Brighton - 4x3, 1 x 2 = 14

HIGHEST SCORERS AT OTHER CLUBSAJAX: D. Roth - I x 3, 2 x 1 = 5HAMPTON ROVERS: Phillip Amoore - 1 x 3, 2 x 1, 2 x I = 7MHSOB: G. Todd - 1 x 3, 3 x 2, 2 x 1 = 11MONASH BLUES: P. Forbes - 2 x 3, 2 x 2, 3 x I = 13OLD MELBURNIANS: Andrew Witts - 4 x 3, = 12

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Ormond was the leading Club in A Section with 73 votes whilst 17 players from Old Xaverians attracted theumpires' eyes .

In B Section honours went to Ther ry, 71 votes and they shared with Marcellin the number of players to polleach having 15. In C Section Kew players polled 79 votes with 18 Old Melburnians sharing the votes.

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Quite often OTF is fortunate enough to receive copies of a wide variety of Club Newsletters and is surprisedat the quality of both article and publication .

Last week the Ormond paper arrived at Elsternwick Park and 'OTF was so impressed with an article by ruckrover Martin Tobin, who you will note polled so well in the Woodrow that we sought and received Martin's per-mission to reproduce it for all Amateur Football readers .

For some obscure reason the reason is titled "Barrells Body Shop" . Don't be put off by the title read the contents!

BARRELLS BODY SHOP

"For the loser now will be later to win; for the times they are a-changing." Bob Dylan.No single word or expression sums up the history of human-kind more accurately than the word 'change. Change,transience and adaptability are themes at the heart of every transaction or occurrence that has ever taken place .Empires rise and fall, babies are born, grow old and die, and what is wisdom one day is obselete the next .Change and the uncertainty it involves is ironically one of the most permanent and constant elements of oursociety. While the change itself may be inevitable, the particular direction it takes can be shaped by th peoplewho live within its all-embracing influence . Scientists, thinkers and revolutionaries achieve things because theyare aware that what is now ; it not necessarily what will be tomorrow. In this age of flux adaptability is a vitalsymptoms of the human condition .Football and change have always been compatible bed-partners . Video footage of ninety-metre drop kicks andthe old deliberate kick out-on-the-full play is concrete evidence of football's continual transition . Yet even morevivid impressions of how our game once was are locked away in the memories of thousands of Melburnians .Ask them is Aussie Rules has changed! Some would tell you that the game has dramatically deteriorated . Toa certain extent I would agree ; the Americanization of Australian Football has done little for the suburban familyhoping to see a couple of hours of good, hard competitive sport .While not all the changes to football have been for the better, it is my view that adaptability and the willingnessto try something new is an attitude that all football people should openly embrace . Perhaps the most celebratedexample of trying something different was Carlton's "handball at all costs" second half revival in the 1970 Grand-Final . Today the art of taking calculated risks, the art of experimentation are a vital part of any football team's armoury .Football coaches will often refer to that half-time positional change or tactical deviance, "That was the movethat won us the game!" Unfortunately not all tams can move a Glendinning to Centre Half Forward, or movea Mehrten from the "guts" to the "goal-mouth" . And lets be realistic, these moves do not always have their desiredeffect . But if we did not try them occasionally, how would we ever know that they might work? The principleof trial-by-error has traditionally served us well .So when a Paul Schuhkraft has kicked eight goals by three quarter time, he should be prepared and willingto find himself stopping goals for the last quarter (as he was earlier this year) . Or when a ruckman like PaulMcDonald is asked to adapt to the recent trend of vigourously knocking a ground ball on, he should be readyto do so (as he did so well earlier this year) . "The big bonus about player X", I have heard football power-brokersremark, "is that he can play in any number of different positions" . In 1987 it appears, change and adaptabilityare part and parcel of good football .With fifteen wins so far this season it is evident that Ormond's overall team plan must be working quite efficiently .Yet with two losses to the same side all is not well . Faced with such a situation an innovative mind doesn't panicand dismantle the entire framework of his or her success . He or she shows a winningness to ever-so-slightlychange, or alter his or her performance. Minor modification and delicate fine-tuning is often enough to makea remarkable difference . Surely the prospect of finals football at Elsternwick Park provides a timely catalyst forsuch a change?

Ma rt in Tobin.***

Don't forget the Golf DayFriday 30th october

Organize a four to represent your Clu b*~ *

Next Members Meeting BeaurepairesMonday September 7th at 8.15 p.m. The Boys in Blue

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

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Ring Peter French 531 5452 for informatio n** *

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COACHING POSITIONSSEASON 1988

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

Applications should be made in writingincluding details of previous experience to

Paul Bunting ,C/- Stockdale Weir and Co .

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

Applications close October 9th, 1987.

PATRONS ~INTO ELSTERNWICK P RKRiNGREMEMBER ALCOHOL

FOR THE RECOR D

Ormond & Old Xaverians have met on 30 occasions. Ormond has won 18 and the Xavs 12 . Surprisingly theyhave never met in a final prior to tomorrow.

During the season Old Xavs won both encounters15.14 to Ormond 13.12 at Malone Street on May 23rd .

8.10 to Ormond 4 .12 at Yarra Park on August 1st .***

Therry & St . Bernards first met in 1986 . The score stands two all at present and both sides recorded awaywins during the season .Therry defeated St . Bernards 11 .10 to 7.12 on April 11th but lost 5 .9 to 10.12 at Oak Park on June 27th .

Today is their first meeting in a final .

***

Kew leads Monash 9 wins to 6 and won their previous final encounter 21 .17 to 7 .6 a fortnight ago.

***Old Ivanhoe moved 3 ahead of St . Kevins (2) following its 6 .17 to 6.6 success in the second semi final .

***State Bank & West Brunswick have never met in a final, although the clubs have clashed on 21 occasions

with the Bank leading 12 to 9 .

***Whitefriars & Aquinas have now met 3 times . Aquinas won twice during the season but Whitefriars pulle d

one back with its second semi success . It appears to me that they're destined to clash many more times asthey commence the journey up through the sections .

OLD HAILEYBURIANS' AMATEURFOOTBALL CLU B

VAFA "C" GRAD E

COACHING POSITIONSSEASON 198 8

Coaching applications are invited forSenior, Reserves and Under 19's team s

for the 1988 season .Applications should be made in writing, including details of previous experience, to :

David Southgate, Hon . Sec. O.H .A.F.C.8 Ryland Street, Ashburton, 3147 .

Telephone 259 9695 (A .H .)

Umpires Cornerwith Brian Goodman

"PROFILE OF THE WEEK"Name: Colin Segota (Segota is a famous amateur name!)Age: 1 8Nickname : The Professo rColin is single and girls, he just got his licence .Likes : His yellow Gemini and girls and umpiring .Dislikes: Attending the Tribunal .Favourite Foods: Steaks, Fish & Chips, and Jelly BabiesFavourite Drinks : Chocolate Spiders and Beer (when his Dad's not around)Favourite Spo rts: Golf, cricket and marbles .Favourite Spo rtsmen : Greg Norman, Mike Tyson and Dame Edna Everage .Favourite T.V. Shows : Sale of the Century, Four Corners, Thunderbirds .Favourite Books : Penthouse, War & Pece and Phantom comics .Favourite Music : Classical, Greek and Adult Oriented Rock .Biggest Influence : His brother Adam and Mum, Jane .Hobbies :Ambition : To become a good consistent umpire and be nice to his sister and brother.

MEMO TO ALL UMPIRES : Remember our ANNUAL DINNER DANCE on the 25th of September, see RobBell or Kevin Segota for sporting arrangements - LET'S ALL BE THERE !! !

Neville Nash and Graeme Simpson have endeavoured throughout the season to improve the umpiring stan-dards and adopt a professional attitude . In one of the main areas of any umpires make-up is their mental ap-proach to their task on any Saturday and this was certainly brought home by Victorian and Australian Fast Bowl-er Simon Davis who was a guest speaker at our last meeting . Whilst cricket is a vastly different sport to football,Simon proved that in any sport to be successful you have to have certain attitudes and set "goals" for one'sself, and then have 5 main ingrediants to achieve those goals. 1 . Dedication 2 . Perserverance 3. Discipline 4 .Physical fitness 5. Mental toughness . I hope all umpires "took in" Simon's words of wisdom and "show" Nevilleand Graeme that they have the necessary attitude to be successful umpires . On behalf of all umpires I wouldlike to thank Neville for inviting Simon Davis and other guest speakers, such as Bernie Sheehy to talk to theumpires throughout the season .

I would also like to thank Peter Harris & Peter French for all the hard work and support in getting our "A"Section Grand Final Umpire's Club, off the ground . I'm sure this is the start of a new and exciting Club for allumpirs to aim at becoming a part of. To be eligible to become a member of this club, umpires must umpirethe "A" Grade Grand Final . (Membership is open to field umpires only, at this stage) .

Personality ParsTRUE SON OF XAVIE R

In 1974 David Kidd said "We must get NickBurne", so Nick commenced his amateur career withthe Old Xaverians.

1975/7 saw him at Melbourne University and aBlacks player.

The VAFA selectors recognised him in 1976 for thefirst time. He has now represented the VAFA in 13games.

Hawthorn were next to take an interest and from1978/80 he turned out for 53 games with the reserves .

Nick returned to the Old Xaverians in 1980 andhis game in the 1981 VAFA Grand Had will live forever.

Marriage and extension of his career saw Nick inEngland for 1985/6. This season his example to allyoung Xaverians is typical of him, possessed of afierce desire for excellence for there are no secondbests he has lifted all around him .

I am told by Nick's father that hours spent in thebackyard gave Nick his ability to kick left foot .

James Edgar Burne, Nick's new little boy will facethe same hard test and if he becomes a 5th genera-tion Xaverian he will be close to history.

From all your football friends Nick thank you foryour years of service to the game and all the enjoy-ment you have given us.

100 UP FOR TWO GOALIE SToday marks the 100 V.A .F.A . games milestone for two of our more experienced and senior Goal Um-

pires in Bernie Hoa re & Tom Wyles.Since joining the V.A .F.A. by their application and ability both were promoted to A Grade matches where

they have officiated over the last four seasons . Their competence was recognised in their appointmentto officiate at last seasons A Grade Grand Final between Collegians and North Old Boys .

This year Bernie was selected to try out with the V.F.L . and umpired two matches at V.F.L . Park andthe M .C.G ., which is further proof of the high standard and ability of V .A .F.A . umpires .

Goal Umpires can cometimes be the forgotten men of the six man umpiring tam, but as these twowill tell you the task can be both demanding and tiring and requires the utmost concentraction through-out the full four quarters of a match .

Congratulations Bernie and Tom on reaching your century and may you continue to display the profes-sionalism an dedication for which our umpires are well known .P.S.Today Bernie and Tom will officiate together at Ormond V Old Xavrians match at Elsternwick Park, in the"A" Section 2nd Semi-final .

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U m. %JUPWIPIRE mu"ECRUT I

The successful applicant will work in close liaisonwith the Umpires Advisor and Committee .

For further information contactThe General Manager

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TODAYA SECTION SECOND SEMI FINALELSTERNWICK PARK, 2 .15 p .m .SUNDAY 6th SEPTEMBE RORMOND V OLD XAVERIAN SField: Ken Coughlan, Cameron SwaleBoundary: A . Taylor, B .CameronGoal: T. Wyles, B. Hoar eEmergency Umpire: P Molloy

B SECTION SECOND SEMI FINALNORTHCOTE 2 .15 p.m .ST. BERNARDS V THERRYField: Colin King, Peter WisemanBoundary: G . Clark, P. JohnstonGoal : W. Fowler, I . Malcol mC SECTION GRAND FINALELSTERNWICK PARK - 2 .15 p .m .KEW V MONASH BLUE SField: Kevin Segota, Greg HardimanBoundary: I . Gallagher, G . TrestrailGoal: D . Hillier, M . SerongEmergency Umpire : M . Gilday

D SECTION GRAND FINALBENTLEIGH 2 .15 p .m .OLD IVANHOE V ST. KEVINSField: Paul Cherry, Justin TooheyBoundary: M. Horwood, B . HaywardGoal : B. Hoare, T. Wyles

E SECTION GRAND FINALMONASH UNI - 2 .15 p .m .STATE BANK V WEST BRUNSWICKField: Mark Huntington, Andrew McRaeBoundary: G . Bland, S . Maebu sGoal: J . Hall, K . Pitche r

F SECTION GRAND FINALPARADE COLLEGE - 2 .15 p.m .WHITEFRIARS V AQUINASField: Andrew Mullaly, Mark BushfieldBoundary: P Carroll, A . DightGoal: R . Dunstan, S . Livingsto nUNDER 19 SECTION 1 SECOND SEMI FINALKEW - 2 p.m.OLD XAVERIANS V MARCELLINField: Tim Bell, Brandon ReidBoundary : T. Bolger, D. FowlerGoal: G . Clancy, D. McKenzi eUNDER 19 SECTION 2 PRELIMINARY FINALROSS GREGORY - 2 p .m .OLD HAILEYBURY V OLD SCOTCHField: Wayne Henry, John MurnaneBoundary: P. McTaggart, C . SutherlandGoal: R . Gunston, M . Lentin i

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UNDER 19 SECTION 3 PRELIMINARY FINALOVAL 4, ALBERT PARK - 2 p.m.IVANHOE V CAUL . GRAMMARField: Steve McCarthy, Steve ClinchBoundary: A. Merlin, M . LalorGoal : R . Clarkson, R .Seymou r

A RESERVE SECTION SECOND SEMI FINALELSTERNWICK PARK, 11 .30 a .m .SUNDAY 6th SEPTEMBERORMOND V DE LA SALLEField : Wayne Lyons, Peter MolloyBoundary: T. Shearer, G . ThwaitesGoal: R . Clarkson, R . Gunsto nB RESERVE SECTION SECOND SEMI FINALNORTHCOTE - 11 .30 a .m .MARCELLIN V IVANHOEField: Ron Lippold, Robert BellBoundary : K . Walker, G . FriedmanGoal: C. Rosemeyer, B. Wyle yC RESERVE SECTION GRAND FINALELSTERNWICK PARK - 11 .30 a .m .OLD MELB. V KEWField: Mick Gilday, Sharon AlgerBoundary: R . Eastwood, W. WilliamsGoal: A. Harris, M . Gand yD RESERVE SECTION GRAND FINALBENTLEIGH, 11 .30 a .m .PRESTON V ST. KEVIN SField: David Cockerell, Andrew RechtmanBoundary: R . Mayston, T. Freema nGoal: R . Tucknott, S . Cavanag h

E RESERVE SECTION GRAND FINALMONASH UNI - 11 .30 a .m .OLD ESSENDON V STATE BANKField: Russell Alphey, Colin SegotaBoundary: L . Hoare, R . SmithGoal : R . Day, S . KahnF RESERVE SECTION GRAND FINALPARADE COLLEGE, 11 .30 a .m .WHITEFRIARS V LATROBE UN IField: Tim Keating, Santo Paolucci,Boundary: D. Dodson, G .RiddGoal: K . Cleverdon, D. D'Altera

EMERGENCY UMPIRES :P. Rapke, P Maebus, Ted Keating, P Harris ,N . McKnight, W. Rogers, P O'Dwyer, A . Hines .

A. Belcher, C. Keeton, T DiPaolo, P Kent,

C SECTION RES. GRAND FINAL

OLDMELBURNIANS

Reserves CoachPeter Dawson5 . P. Murra y7 . D.J . Dawson8. A. Kenyon

20. M . Daddo21 . I . Morrison22 . I . M . Mackay26. J . Bedford28. R . Palmer29. R . Mea d33. A .Butt (Res.Cap)35. N . Bungey37. A. McC.Joyce38. P. Kore n39. R .P. Nelson40. D. Hupfau42. P. Richards44. D. Baldwin45. I . Arnol d46. C. Hanchette47. S. Rya n48. R. Howarth49. G. Walker(VCR)50 . T. Rea d51 . B . Armitage54. D. Perkins55 . D. Nelson58. J . Roysmith60 . J . Walmsley61 . R . Cameron62. A .A. Salek

SCOREBOARD

KEW

Reserves CoachKen Rowland

1 . M . Lord2 . K . Rowland7. B . Casuria

10. T. O' Kayl i12 . D . O'Farrell13. C. Kirakou17. J . Casuria28. G. Portelli34 . D. Lewis35. L . Bradley36. M . Glenister40. A. Pric e41 . M . French42. V. Wong43. N . Toce48. M. Peric50 . G. McLean52. S . Bruno53. G . Neate54. A. Casuria56 . G . White

C SECTION SENIORS GRAND FIN A:°-

KEW

Coach :Brett Burden

3. M. Bria4. M. McColl5 . B. Irwin8 . J . Busuttil9 . A . Peric

11 . R . O'Kayli14 . P. Clayton15. N . Leaver16. N. Duncan18 . G . Kalac22. R. Schober23. S . Lord24 . B. Burden25. A. Jenkins26. C.Haralam-

bopoulos27. R. Love29. E . Bamundo31 . R . Zerbi38. M. Cavanagh

MONASHBLUES

Coach :Brian Ford1 . P. Forbes (C)2 . D . Carman4 . B. Cornwell5. G. Gale6 . 1 . Hildebrand8. A . Barker9. L . Baring

13 . R. Culvenor18 . G . Hipwell20. M. Sinclai r26. A .McGregor (VC)27. S . Connell y28. P. Littl e30. J . Sturgess (DVC)34 . J . Quin37. J. Andritsos38. T Gil l41 . A . Kiers49. I . Kohler65. D . Wood71 . M. Hay73. C . Robert s

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D SECTION RES . GRAND FINAL

3.

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

Reserve Coach :A. Hodgso n7. D. O'Brien

10. J . Mounsey11 . A . Hodgson20. M. Faure22. P. Bullock24. A. Finikarides25. S. McGowan28. A. Allen29. D. DeJarlis30 . J . Milner32 . S. Mazzeo34. R. Calcutt38 . G. Sebeh41. A. Hunter42. M . Mitchell43. J . Ryan44. L . Caliguri45. H .Krause46. M. Johnston49 . G . Cummins51 . A . Bullock52. G. Smart53 . A . Baxter54 . P. Giglas

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ST. KEVINSO.B.F.C.

Senior CoachAlan Ouaife

1 . B . Hawkins2 . J . Hart y8 . G . Deag9. R Ryan

14. J . Bare18. B . Mille r20. C. Halfpenny21 . S . Ring25. T. Whelan26. N . Jolly29. P. Collier30 . B. Snel l31 . J . Nettlefold32 . A. Fraser38 . D . Sweeny39. L . Taberner41 . B . Clarke43. O. Hourigan49. J . Dynan52 . P. Lewin59. P. Taberner60. S. Olson62. P. Joyce63. J . Joyce64. T. Lawrence66. R . Arthurso n

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D SECTION SENIORS GRAND FINAL

ST. KEVINSO.B.F.C.

Senior CoachAlan Quaife

4 . M . Cross5 . R. Callinan6 . G . Gross7. S . Kerr

11 . H. Stone13. P. Hooper15. D. Smith16. A . Mulcahy19. J . Watkin22 . B . Cambell23 . M. Waters24. P. Quinton28 . G . Ker r33. G . Mulcahy34. P. Smith36. M. McKaige37. A. Beale44. V.Sammartino45. T. Croagh47. M . Treloar62. P. Joyc e

SCOREBOARD

OLD IVANHOEGRAMMARIAN S

Senior Coach :L. Stretton4. I . Well s6. D. Veal7. G . Beith8. N . Skalberg9. S . Bal l

10 . M. Colledge13 . J . Marshall14 . M. Howard15. R. McKenzie16. D. Dowell17. M . Davies20. M. Dyson22 . D. Scott23. D . Purcell24 . P. Rya n25 . V. Karakaltsas26 . B. Yarwood27. P. Ritchi e30. J . Santos32. N . Harris35. S . Conboy37. B. Cockrill53. L . Hockins54. A. Curtis63. N. Skalberg

A SECTION RES . 2nd SEMI FINA L

oAPc

ORMOND

Rese rves CoachGeoff Reilley

1 . C . Clark3. T. Boyanton6. M . Buckley7. G . Fisher8. M . Gilmore9. C. Tonkin

11 . R . Strahan12 . A. Mehrten15. G. Burke16. R . Eishold19. M . Dawson21 . G. Singleton24. S . McCooke26. P Mehrten27. T Hills29. L . Caddaye31 . D. Wood34. G . Russell35. R. Beard36. M . Davine37. D. Robertson38. P Milner41 . J .Symeopdous42. J . Casey43. P Harrington46. M . Anderson47. W. Crump51 . J . McAlroy52. T. Tsaivas53 . A . Muldoon54. T Stewart55 . A . Newstead57. M . Betts58 . S. McAlroy64 . A . Noblett

SCOREBOARD

DE LA SALL E

Senior CoachStephen Rae

Asst. Senior Coach:Pat McConvill e

3. C . Anderson5. N . Fraser

10 . D. Tessierla PBeddoe pa-Res)

17. Pat Green20. J . Buckley22 . S. Nash26. J . O'Callaghan27. D. Kinsella31 . S. Davey36 M. Smith37. W. Gasparini38. A. Donlen40. S. McGraw42 . N . Mitchellhill43 M. Harrington44. A . Spencer45. C. McClounan46. M . Hagen47 B. Kellett4a M. Bolt51 . R. Stewart56a R . Ha s

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A SECTION SENIORS 2nd SEMI FIVA L

oAPc

ORMOND

Seni or CoachMike McArUwr Allen

1 . C. Clark2. P. Schuhkraft3. T. Boyanton4. R. Barnes5 . D. McDonald8. M . Gilmore9. C . Tonkin

12 . A . Mehrten13. P. Kingston14 . S. Taylor15. G. Burke17. P. Sutherland18.P.Fox20. B. Nash22. B. Connell23. P. McDonald24. S . McCooke25. P. Forsyth26. P. Mehrten27. T. Hill s28. P. Nankervis30. J . Young32. M. McDonald33. A. Roe34. G . Russell40. M . Tobin41 . J.Symeopoulos

SCOREBOARD

OLD XAVERiAN~wCoach:Danny Corcoran

1 .P.Callil2. M. Atkins3 D. Meagher4. Paul Curtai n5. Peter Curtain(C)6. J . Curtai n7. B. Denton8. S . Curtai n9. M .BeatBe(DVC)

10 . N . Bourke11 . G . Greetham12.M.O'Shaughnessy13 . J . Peters15 . M . Dalton16 . L . Meehan18 . N . Burne (VC)20. A. Calla n21 . N . Wilton22. J . Tiernan23. J . O'Sullivan24. S . Kin g25. B. Ryan26. M . Summers28. M . Varcoe30. V. Carli n33. D . Dan n35. C. Mortenson39. D. Atkinson46. T. Hack

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MARCELLIN

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12 . A Cullman (Capt.)

14 D . Howe

17 M Getson

24 T. 0'Hehir25 G . Gallagher

35, R . O'Callaghan

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43. R Dwyer

OLD COLLEGIAN S

Senior Coach :Neil Le Lievre

12 . R Hogan

39. R Wood

,2 . G . Petroff3 M . Coope r4. C, Carr (D.V.C.)5 P Andueza6 G O'Connell7. M . Dillon (C R .)8. A . Amad9 M Day

10 P Sheehan,1 . A Amalfi

13 K . Perry

15 . D Ebert16 D Oiffey

18 A . Cathy19 S. Lennox20. M . Mikic21 . J . Ama d22 . A . Gallagher23 A. Saduk i

26 . J. O'Loughlin27. R . O'Callaghan28 . S . Psora s29. J. Harvey30. R . Stewart31 . C. Castagna32 . G. Frosslnos33 . A . Maher34 . L . Getson

36. B. Crimmins37. S . Crow e38 M . Keays39. A. Paatsch (VC.)40. M . Wiggins41 . L Kivlighon42. C. Sampson43. V. Scott44 . S. Lindenmayer45. X . Dimattina46. J . Golds47 D Menzies48. M Menzies49. G . Hughes50 . A. Robinson55 . M . Stapleton56 . A. Day57 S . Priest58. N . Crooks60. R . Vandermerwe64 . P Harvey80. D Wmtrbottom99 P Hughes

SCOREBOARD

18. T Taylor

26. R Ryan

SCOREBOARD

IVANHOE

Rese rve Coach :Kelvin Shaw1 . G . Cameron4. R . Doyle5 . P. Manual7. T. Donohue

11 . W. Baker17. W. Dulevskis18 . A . Course20. A . Woolfe21 . C . Rose22. R . Blythe26. P. Deci s28. A. Balcombe29. D. Web b30. J . Sampson31 . D. Balcombe33 C.Flynn (Cap.)34 . J .Raftopolous (VC)35. C . Richard s36. M . Newnham38. P. Morcom39. L . Clarke40. S. Hogan41 . C . McDonald42. D. Krohn

44. D. Hoffman45. D. Carroll46 . N. Daffy48 . J . Matthew50. D. Farrell54 . P. McMahon57. F. Priamo60. D. Romeo63. W. Lloyd

B SECTION SENIORS 2nd SEMI FINAL

ST. BERNARDSRese rve Coach :John Wood1 . M . Sullivan4. V. Comito5 . J . Klaaysen6. M. Brandner7. J . Toohey9. M. O'Dea

10. B. Saundry

13. R. Purcell15. F. Monaghan16. J . Pearson18. J . Federico20. J . Frase r21 . A. Muir22 . A. Mahady24 . Phil Klaaysen27. A. Natha n31 . M . Daffey34. J . O'Connell38. G. Wood

42. M. Marshall76. G. McAllister

THERRY/CORPUS CHRISTI

1 . G . Biddleston2. S . Flaherty3 . G . Nyman4. S . Reidy5 . S . Ramsay6. T. Quinn (Cap)7. P. Jones8. P. Quin n9 M . Grocock

10 . R . Egglestone13. M. Bosanko14 . S . Eastmure16. S . Gibson

19. A. Ratcliffe20 . P. Marantelli21 . J . Tyle r22. J . Reddick24. P. Matton25. M. O'Rourke

30. R . Kane31 . S . Rya n33 . S. McMahon37. D. Castaldi47. P. Ratcliffe48 D. Wrigglesworth54. P. Salerno64. P. Crotty88. P. Murphy

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E SECTIO N R . GRAND FINAL

STATE BANK

ReservesCoach :R. Rogotowicz3 . G . Rolf s9 . D. Walpole

14. G. Smith16. D. Price17. D. Cottman19. J . Efthimiadis24. B . Cooney25. D. Grant26. R .Rogotowicz27. P. Wabbis31 . G . Crameri32 . M . Scott36. C. Hogan38. F Maya41 . A. Noronha42. G. Riccio44. A. Gale45. M. Durham46. J . Curtin47. M . Elford48. J . Murray49. J . Rio51 . B . Smith52 . B . Kennedy53. C . Kell y56. D. Ross58. C. McKillo p

SCOREBOARD

OLD ES!';-ND'?N

Reserve CoachK. Fletcher

1 . D. Martyn6. S . Robson9. A. Day

10 . I . Stevens12 . A . Filipovic13 . S. Bilby15 . S. Baxter16. N . Baxter17. G . Henry18. A . Cotter21 . L . Shaw24. A . Kimmel27. R . Mueller28.P.Du e30. G. Poison31 . G . Evans32 . R . Gathercole33. M . Bradford35. P. Henry36. P. Carmichael38. N . Cooney39. A. Ainsworth40. D. Frost41 . S. Middleton42. G. Thornton48. N . Pollard49 . S . Milner52. T. Watts63. B. Berg71 . W. Crossley80 . G . Kirk

E SECTION SEN IORS GRAND FINA L

STATE BANK

Senior Coach :K. Bremne r

1 . S .Cloke (V.C.)2 . R . Gnie l4 . S. Carboon5. J . Beare6 . K . Dervan8 . P. Henderson

11 . R .Hargreaves12 . A. Connelly15. M . Rerden18. K .Matherson (C)20 . J . Coghlan22. N . Roberts23. M. Aumont30. S. Colbert33 . C. Kene z37. C . Savill e39 . G . Goldsmith57. M. Gu y60. D. Jenkins

SCOREBOARD

WEST BRUNSWICK

Senior Coach :Les White

1 . I . McNeice2. D. Cecchi3. R . Monger4. S . Casely8. G. Buckley (VC)9. B . Davi s

10 . S . Fyffe13 . M. Pryor15 . S. Pace16 . P. Magafas18 . J . Rainone19 . G . Briggs20 . S . Lampard (C)21 . D. Lampard22 . N . Magafas23 . J . Jackso n25 . C . Hatzistavrou27. G . Hatzistravou30 . B. Hiscox31 . W. McNeice32 . Mark Rodgers47. B . Taylo r59. S. Capron

F SECTION RES. GRAND FIN A L

WHITEFRIARSReserve Coach :Graeme Wool '

1. C. White3P.Reidy4. A . ECilkennya D. toohey9. P. Harrison

12 . G. Nicholas14. D. Harris1& M . Borrack1a D. Mullins20. G . WollridgeM B. Brown23 P. Ciardulli25. W. Lyal l26. B. Rohan2a M . Crum30. P O'Brien32. P Hackett33. D. Brown34. S. Lowell35. J . Dunbar36. P. Bunn37. C. O'Farrell3& L. McLaughlin41 . S. Ciardulli42. G . Puglia43. P. Lefel4fi V. Sully49. S Begley50. J . Coghlan51 . J. Bonnyman52 . B. Farrelty54. T. Hughes55. D. McLeoono56. A . Tymms58 G. White50. N . Peterson6a D. Flanagan64. D. Buy{oc65. D. tol l% M. Brown67. N . Hughes6a C. Mason

SCOREBOARD

Est . 196 7

LATROBEUNIVERSITY

Reserve Coach :C . Orvad

4. J . Tucc i5. D . Franzman8 . B. Franzman

11 . L . Athansakis13 . J . Trimboli14 . J . Williamson15 . R . McMahon17. J . Limperakis18. A. Beaumont19 . P. Gough23. S . Dunin27. C. Orvad29. W. Beacom33. S. Hands38. J . Pollock39. R. Heap41 . M. Campisi43. A. Huffer46 . D . Wright53 . R . Bastin54 . G . Palmer59. S . Javro60. C . Conron62. A. Jensz63. S. Jones64. F. Andreula65. J . Raffaeli68. DSidebottom70. M. Bridgeman

F SECTION SENIORS GRAND FINAL

Ai QAE 11 fIOE PgEwIIS

WHITEFRIARSCoach :

Ray Keane3 . P. Reidy6 . P. Blakey7. P. Coghlan

11 . D . Sutton15. B . Lee16. M. Borrack17. S. Santamaria19 . D . Crowe21 . T.Coghlan (C)25. W. Lyal l27. M . Reidy (DVC)29 . B . Dun n33. D. Brown34-S. Lowell35 . J . Dunbar36.R Bunn39. M. McLelland40.B.Tierney (VC)44. R. Baker45.P.Hay48 . D. Barclay50. J.Coghla n51 . J .Bonnyman61 . A . Baker63. D. Flanagan67. N. Hughes68. C. Maso n

SCOREBOARD

AQUINAS O.C.Senior Coach :V. Hawking

1 . G . Clarke4. M . Wilkinson5 . P. Flanagan5. P. Jones9. G. Brady

11 . D. Savaris12 . B . Phyland14 . M. Tarull i15. J . McNamara16 . G . Kin g17. P. Smith22. J . Ryan23. D . Croft24 . A. Whelan25. S . Bel l28. G. Wright31 . M . Gerzee34. M. Plummer35. S. Livingstone36. D. Phelan36. D. Streat39. B. Jones40. D. Wright41 . I . Winneke42. B. Spiess43. C . Rogers44. K . Cox47. P. Kvietelaitis50. P. Grierson52. S. Alford

UNDER 19 SECTION 1 2nd SEMI FINALOLD

XAVERIAN S1 R Excell2 P Klein3 . R Bailey4 . D Bourke5 D Taylor6 A McLaughlan7 L Bog g8 T Jones9 J Qwlty

10 R Kennedy11 M Freeman12 P Kinghorn13 M Logan14 M Gleason15 A Grrffrth16 M Gibson17, J Ralp h18 D Berry19 P Tully20 H McKinnon21 D Mclean22 . D Bel l23 S Slattery24 M Brennan25 A Holmes26 D Studdert27 P Callihan29 S Heathenngton30 L Alexeyeff31 P Sullivan32 G Grenville33 J O'Collms34 R Curtain35 M Klavac37 C Bloom40 A, Osborne41 J . Littleton42 D Meagher44S Hogan50 P Ligerwood51 P Connors

UNDER 19 SECTION 2 PRELIMINARY FINAL

OLD OLD SCOTCHHAILEYBURIANS COLLEGIANS

Coach: Asst. Coach :

Coach :Max Lyon

1, A . Wig g2 . G . Lasscock3. P. Merrel l4 . P. Sorati5. G . Phillip s6 M .B. Dickinson7 R .G. Phillips8. A . Orton9. D . Cotton

10.J.G . Fergusson1t . J.A . Ra e12, P. Bennett (Vice-Capt.)13.14. T. Doran15. R . Bowman1 617. W.D. Cox18 . L . Elliot19, R. Parton20. P. Shinkfield21 . D . Merrell (Captain)22 . P. Flockhart23, M . Larkworthy24 T Jones25P Bowman26, D . Lea r27, D. M . Garfield28. F.S. Rasmussen29.30. M .W. Seccull31 . D .M . Field32, N .A, Phili33. W. Caspers34 . J.A . Farr38, C. Lane

Ric Sherwen Terry Kendall

1, R. Au7ar d2 . S . Cowl3 M Weller4 T. Smit h5 E Whiteside6 A Aston7 M . Taylo r8 W Tuck6eld9 C Robinson

10 D Wearne11 S Il6ngworth12 B Crump13. N- Hooper14. M . Chapman15 R . Evans16 T. Mitchell17 J Fergusson18 R Mann19 J. Cornis h20 T Japp(Capt)2t J West22 J Kerr23 M . Ryan24 M Fletcher25 K Burrows26 J Agha n27 D Wightman28 P McDougall29 C Hum e30 S Hendry31, J. Armstrong32 . L Fraser-Smith33. R .Johnson34 T Keipert35, L Kitchm36 D Leeto n37 S . Montgomery38 L Nichol s39 A Vidor40 S Warner41 D Murtagh

MARCELLINOLD COLLEGIAN S

Coach :Michael Wilso n

1 D . Cooper2 S Dillon3 T Mahon4 S Duck5 A Finnigan6 J Har t7 A Hewit t8 M Archdeacon9 P Keegan

10 J Loughman11 M, McInerney12 M Menzies13 M Murray14 F Battistella (C.)15 M O'Connell16 P Randal l17 M . Ritchie18 P. Sexton19. M . Tout20 D . Slavtero21 T Buhagiar22 R Boyd23 P Watt24 R Dalla Five25 KJ . Snnicco26 D Bromage27 J Doyl e28 M Gill29 M Menzies30 A Raymond31 A. Saduki32 N White33 M Hayes34. K Perr y35 C Mason36 S Lenno x

UNDER 19 SECTION 3PRELIMINARY FINAL

IVANHOE ~ CAULFIELDGRAMMARIAN S

Coach:Steve O'Connel l

1 . S . O'Connell2 . J . Makin3 . D. Richards4 . E. Newbold5 .6 . S. Hal lT R Donohoe8. P Manual9 ,

10.T. Anderson11 . M . Lun n12, M . Lengacher13, P. Zimmerman14 . M . Sheddon15 . B.Adamst6 . A . Hayes17. R. Rawley18 . M . Flyn n19 . L . Cenagdzija20. A. Fry21 . D . Barmby22 . S. Parkinson23. A. Blain (Capt .)24. D. Cartwright25. C. Tucke r26.27.1. Ferguson28 . J. Lynch29. R . Lawson30 . J. O'Brien31 .32 . P. Pettingill33 . S . Joh nNOTE : Numbers 5 - 9- 26-31not yet allotted .

Coach :John Lord

1 N . Brohier2 . S . James3, G . Poole4. M . Morley5 P Murtagh6. A, Kahofer7. G . Dind (D.V.C .)8 M . Johnsto n9 . A . Bowater

10. M . Klose11 . M . Prid e12 . G . Sammells13, P Armstrong14. S. Cossart-Walsh15. P. Kin g16. R . Royals17. A . McMillan (V.C .)18. J . Croome19. M . Roberts20 . G . Williams21 . J . Turner22. T. Moorhouse23 P Edwards24 . T. Dionyssopoulos25, B . Johnston26 D. Lentmi27 . N . Megas28. S. Sargent29. N . Thodos30. C . Wilso n3t . C . Bacon (Capt .)32 . T Emsell e33. D. Arnold34. D. Mitchell

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FIRST SEMI-FINALDE LA SALLE 1.1 3.5 9.10 10.13 .73)OLD PARADIANS 4.1 8.4 10.8 14 .10.94OLD PARADIANS: Skerntt 3. Board 3. Spillane. Woods. B Exton, Glee-son . Nibalt, BEST. BConsidine, Woods, Grills, Canavan, Gleason,Reeves .

DE LA SALLE : Rennie 4, Waldron 4, Wright, Peter Green BEST Con-nolly, M Green, M . Lovae. Knuppel, Deveson, Mahor.

FIRST SEMI-FINALMARCELLIN 4.5 6.7 10 .12 15.21 .111PARKSIDE 1.4 5.8 8.9 10 .13.73MARCELLIN : Petro(f 5, O'Hehir 4, Paatsch 2, Lennox . Psoras, Ebert .L . Getson. BEST Lennox, Day, Paatsch, Slattery, Gallagher, PerotPARKSIDE : Sherlock, Heaver 3, Harriss 2, Evans, Freeman, King,BEST. Yoksich, Conlan . Williams, Papas, Evans, Pavia ,

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OLD MELB.MON . BLUES

PRELIMINARY FINAL3.1 5.6 9.8 11.11.775.1 7.3 8.6 13.7.8 5

MON BLUES : PForbes 3 . Sturgess 3 . Cornwell 3, Connelly 2 . Baring,Little. BEST. J .Ourn, Sturgess. McGregor. Hay. PForbes. Hipwell .OLD MELB: Mitchell 3, Griffiths 3, Elstoft 2 . Webb. McMullin, NicholsBEST. E .Cordner, Crampton, Seccull, Baglin, A . Wittsa, Nicholls

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PRELIMINARY FINA LOLD MENTONIANS 1.3 4.5 7.9 10.16.76ST. KEVINS 4.3 8.5 10.7 15.9.99ST. KEVINS : S. Kerr 5, Smith 4, Watkin 2, Stone 2, Stone. Campbell,DSmith, Sammartino. BEST. Robson, McKaige, Bale. Treloar, S Kerr.Watkins.

OLD MENTONIANS : Acreman 4, D Solace 2 . Bournon, Buxton. Hamtl-ton, O'Toole . BEST Norton, Hamilton, VSciacca . Konicarnn, Barrett,D Sciacca

PRELIMINARY FINALWEST BRUNS. 3.5 6.9 9.11 12 .12 .84OLD ESSENDON 1 .5 4.7 7.11 9.14 .68WEST BRUNS : McNeice 2, Cecchi 2, Monger 2, C.Hatzistavrou 2,Buckley, Taylor, Capron, P Magafas, BEST Buckley. Davis, Birggs. Cec-chi, Pryor, PMagafas .

OLD ESSENDON : Simmons 2, Pvt Price, Frost, Bishop. Middleton,Muller, Day Mirakian, BEST. Day. Bishop, Cramen . C.Bibly, Bowden .Mulle r

ST. ANDREWSAQUINAS

PRELIMINARY FINAL3.1 8.4 11.5 15.7.976.5 8.7 14.10 19.15 .12 9

AQUINAS : Whelan 5, DWright 3, G.Wnght 3 . Clarke 3, Brady, Ryan .Livingstone, Plummer, Spiess . BEST: Clarke, Wilkinson, Phyland . Plum-mer. BJones, Spiess .ST. ANDREWS: NTaylor 4, T.Wilson 2, Browne 2, Phelan, Harper, lies,Steward, Magro. Briggs, Little. BEST. Phelan . Park, Taylor, Browne,Harper, Gibson

FIRST SEMI FINA LOLD PARAD.GREEN 4.1 12.4 16.9 21 .11 .137BULLEEN TEMP 2.3 7.6 10.7 13.9 .87

GREEN: Zappa 6, Richardson 4, Freeman 3. C .Pimental 3, Healy,F

.P. Chester, Beck, Smith . Shannon BEST Zappa. Gorman, Beare, Cot-

ter, Richardson, Cheste rBULL/TEMP : Mertik 4. Pulse 3, Philpots 3, Shine, Mihan, Pratt . BEST.Shepherd, Stokes . Harvey. Pulse. Pratt

FIRST SEMI FINA LOLD HAILEY 11.14.80UNIV BLACKS 9.5.59OLD HAILEY: Seccull 2 . Lasscock 2, Flockhart 2 . Bennett, Wigg,Jo

null, esWigg, P.Merrett, Cotton BEST. Jones . D.Merrett, PMerrett, Parton, Sec-

UNI BLACKS: Robinson 4, Nandlal, Thomas, Gamley . Heard, Lord .BEST Bromell . Heard, Nandlal, Robinson . Thomas . Van Deneren

SECOND SEMI FINA LTHERRY 3.2 7.7 11.9 17.10 .112OLD SCOTCH 3.2 4.3 9.7 13 .10 .88THERRY: Eastmure 4 . Blundell 4. Bright 4, Reddick 3. Zanotti, TShine.BEST TTaylor. Tyler Tabnao. Blundell . Reddick, BrightOLD SCOTCH : Award 2 Aston 2 . Murtagh 2. Whiteside 2 . Kerr. Hoop-er. Fraser-Smith Taylor Mann BEST Autard, Hooper . Mann. Tuckfield .Aston . Japp

FIRST SEMI FINA LIVANHOE 3.5 5.7 12.10 22 .11 .143MON BLUES 4.5 6.6 9.9 12.11 .83tVANHOE : Lengacher 7, Manual 4. Pettmqtll 3. O'Connell 2 . Money2 . Hall, Tucker, Adams . Anderson . BEST Pettingill . Tucker. Manual,Adams . Lengacher. Ferguso n

MON BLUES : Savage 3, Parsons 2 . Smith . Clarke. Hodgson, Maric.Schwebes. Manuell . Lynch BEST Schwebes. Balsanni, Hodgson,Gates . Lynch . Smith

SECOND SEMI FINALWHITEFRIARS 3.1 6.1 11 .2 17.4.106CAUL . GRAMMAR 0.4 6.7 8.8 11.9 .75WHITEFRIARS: OBrien 4. Houston 3, Rowan 3. Hand 2 . Selkirk 2,Jenkins, Phillip, Driscoll BEST Hickey . Jenkins . Houston . Strike. Crowe.Rowa n

CAUL . GRAMMAR: Poole 3. Murtagh 2, Kahofer 2 . Bowater, Klose,Sammells. Royals BEST Brohier, Cossart-Walsh, McDermot, Williams,Klose . Poole

FIRST SEMI FINAL (SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 )OLD XAVS 2.4 9.6 14 .12 16 .14.110NORTH O.B. 5.3 8.5 11.8 16 .12 .108OLD XAVS : Heaphy 7, R .Curtain, Wilton 2 . Spargo 2, Ryan, Kenne-dy BEST Taylor, J.McKay. D.McKay. Wilton, Pappageorgio, McKaige .NORTH O.B .: Tierney 5, Kearney 3. O'Toole 2 . Dillon, Girolami, C .Wb-bert, Sexton, McIntyre. BEST. Tierney. Boyd, McIntyre, Millett, C .Hib-bert . Girolami .

PARKSIDE 4.2 7.5 8.7 8.9 .57ST. KILDA 2.3 6.6 11.9 18.9 .117ST. KILDA : Boyd 4, Algen 2, Ballann 2 . Farrelly 2, Harrod 2 . Jackson2, M .Petritsch 2, Gilmore, McGaw BEST Algen, Boyd, Harrod, McGaw,Farrelly, Clinch .

PARKSIDE : Graham 2, McGaw 2, Candy, Fitzgerald, Sohgo, Sturgess,BEST. Soligo, Anic, Cowell, McGaw, Fitsgerald, Wilson .

PRELIMINARY FINA LBALACLAVA 1 .2 2.4 2.4 3.6.24KEW 0.2 3.3 5.7 8.9.57

KEW : Kynakou 2, Lord 2, Duncan, Griffiths, Casuria, Saggese, BEST.Royston, O'Kayli, Bruno, Peric, Griffiths, Casuria ,

BALACLAVA: Breslin, Scicluna, Dix. BEST. Sist, Spalding, Wilson, Pat-terson, Morrison, Tallarico.

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NORTH BRUNS. 1.3 1.6 2.9 2.10.22ST. KEVINS 2.3 9.5 12.11 16.13 .109

ST. KEVINS: Lewin 3 . Lawrence 3, Jolly 2, Crohan 2, Halfpenny 2 .Snell, Fraser, Joyce, Clark . BEST Deag, Crohan, Hourigan, Nettlefold .Arthurson, Fraser.

NORTH BRUNSWICK : J.Briffa, Gennaccaro, BEST. Payne, Forias,J,Bnffa, Sammartino, Dowsett, Cortese.

PRELIMINARY FINA LST. BEDES 10.7.67STATE BANK 14.5.89

STATE BANK: Maya 4, Cooney 3, Goldsmith 3, Wright, Saville, McKd-lop, Smith . BEST. Smith, Walpole, Curtin, Hogan, Cooney, McKilli p

ST. BEDES : Elmore 4, Fitzgibbon 2, Connolly, Kelly, Beasley, Rior-dan, BEST. Dunstan, Thompson, Pettinella, Beasley, Smallwood,Connelly.

PRELIMINARY FINAL

LATROBE UNI 3.5 8.6 10.7 17.13 .115DOVETON 1.3 2.4 8.6 9.7.61

LATROBE UNI : B.Franzman 5, Wright 4, Green 2, Palmer 2, Limper-akis 2, JSucci, Athanasakis, BEST. B.Franzman, D.Franzman, Gough,Rathbone, Conroy. M,Jones.

DOVETON : Petrie 3, Goodwin, Stanley, Guelen, Stephens, Dawes,Crother BEST Stanley, Rhynehart, Rankin, Ebbott, Crothers . Tantram

'Today's Grand Final Coachestell Peter French why they'll be victorious

C SECTIO NBrett Burden (Kew) "I think we've proven we're the best side in C Section with out 18 wins and 1 loss . Wework hard when we haven't got the ball and the total commitment by our players and the bond we have makeus a very close knit team".

Brian Ford (Monash Blues) "Finals football is quite different . We showed enough endeavour last Saturdayand pressured Old Melburnians all day. We are playing confidently and have made it into the Grand Final andare very much the underdog . We have a real chance to be part of a complete turn around in a very short periodwhich is unusual in the Amateurs and will take a very positive approach into the game" .

D SECTIO NAlan Quaife (St . Kevins O .B .) "I think we've got the skills and the young fellows for the club which has notwon a thing for a very long time, They have the will to win and are desperately keen . St . Kevins last won a senior

Premiership way back in 1952 in D Section . Indeed that is the club's only Senior Flag since it joined the VAFA

in 1947 "

Also of interest is Alan Quaife's record . Alan has spent 13 seasons in the VAFA and missed the finals onlyonce in that time. (1986) Alan coached Bull/Temp. to 2 flags, Bulleen United to 1 and Parkside into a grand final .

Steve Ball (acting coach - Old Ivanhoe) "Finals football is more physical and requires greater fitness . OldIvanhoe has done the hrd work, St . Kevins are a fine side but one thing we have control over is our ownperformance.

If we play to our best nd take each quarter as it comes then we will win ."

E SECTIO NKen Bremner (State Bank) "Form fitness and Manpower. I believe we're in a better position than 1986 . Wehave a full list and a lot of depth . The introduction of a third XVIII has been of gret value to the club and themotivation for 15-16 who were all part of last season's debacle is also a plus ."

John Beaumont (West Brunswick) "Well I'm sure we'll win . I think we're a better side, certainly we're a veryclose tight knit group - we're a family and that'll see us through" .

F SECTIO NRay Keane (Whitefriars) "All I can say is we'll be giving it our best shot . We've played them 3 times in a monthso we should know their strengths and weaknesses by now . We have to stop their running rame and if every-body works hard we'll win . It's up to them "

Vic Hawking ( Aquinas) "I believe the players have a very good physcological point to prove. We won twiceduring the year but didn't have the right approach in the second semi . We'll be fitter and better prepared toman up and have a number of players with leadership qualities who will all perform when its tight ."

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Looking Backby Noel Rundle

5 YEARS AGO - 1982Best and Fairest results were 'A' Tom Manson (OldScotch) 18 ; Garry Car roll (NOB) 16 ; Danny Corco-ran (Old Xaverians) 14, (1987 A Section coach) . 'B'Tony Balcombe (Ivanhoe) 16 ; and equal secondDick Fish (Caulfield Grammarians), Warwick Wat-son (Caulfield Grammarians) and Rohan Brown (OldMelb.) 12 . 'C' Ian Rogers (Old Camberwell Gr.) 29 ;Kevin White (St . Kilda CBOC) 26; Alan Handley(Coburg) 21 . 'D' G . Griffiths (Parkside) 20 ; D. Gee(Old Ivanhoe Gr.) 18. ' E' G. Rosewarne (Elsternwick)24 ; D. Weir (Therry) 17. 'F' L . Swann (Clayton) 23 ;B . Bugden (Brunswick) 20. Junior 1 M . Knuppel

(De

La Salle) 14; G. Miles (Bulleen Templestowe) 13.Junior 2 M. Harty (St . Kevins OB) 20 ; W. Maguire(Banyule 18; B. Boyd (St. Kilda CBOC), D. Lawrence(Old Melburnians) 16 .

Thomastown utility, Kenny Steele, better knownas "Careful" played his 200th game .

Ivanhoe (B), 5 goals down at the first change,fought back to be 9 points down at half time, and thenwent away in the second half to win by 15 points andgo into 'A' section in 1983 . Best were "White BootsMcDonald, Balcombe, Simonsun (Ivan .) and Mor-phett, J. Thomson and Mitchell (Old Melb .)

In a close 'C' preliminary final Cobu rg held on tobeat Hampton Rovers by one point with Sedgewick,Grazion, Palmer (Coburg) and Hope, Andrews andParker (Hampton Rovers) best .

10 YEARS AGO - 1977Umpires in charge of main finals were Rowell (A),

Hindle ( B), Dodds (C) Rowe ( D), Goodman (E),Mead ( F), Grubb (J .1) and Tracey (J.2) .

North Old Boys, a point ahead of De La Salle atthe last change, kicked 5 .5 in the final term to 1 .1 togo into their third successive "A" Section grand fi-nal . Scanlon, Murray, O'Connor ( NOB) and Done-gan, Fitzpatrick, McHenry (De La) were best .

Old Scotch, kicking 15.13 to R .O.B.'s 10.16 wontheir way back to "A" Section, while in the "C" Sec-tion Final Parkside continued their great finals formwith a strong last term to defeat A .J.A .X. by 23 points.Quaife, Howell, K. Clarke (P) and Bluzer, H . Rit-terman, Aa ro ns (A.J.A .X .) were best .

Old Brighton gained promotion to "C" with a 57point win over St . Kevins O.B. while West Brun-swick with Bruce Ivey the star, held out No rth Brun-swick who kicked 7.3 to a solitary point in the last termto win by 13 points and go into "D" .

15 YEARS AGO - 1972Ormond won their way into "A" Section Grand Fi-

nal when they finished too strongly for CaulfieldTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987

Grammarians, kicking 5.5 to 2 .2 in the final quarter.Best were Beec roft, Graham Bourne, 1 . Came-

ro n, Russ and R . Camero nn for Ormond and Lane,S . McLaughlin, Griffiths, Williams, Butcher (7goals) out of team's 13 and Fox for CaulfieldGrammarians .

With only a point between the teams at the lastchange, Geelong's 4 .5 to Uni Blacks 1 .5 in the finalquarter earned the country boys promotion to "A"Section in 1973. P. Betts, E. Smith and Thornton(Geelong) and Moffatt, Hill, Lipshut (Blacks) werebest .

Other teams to win Grand Finals were Assump-tion O.C. (C), Parkside (D), Marcellin O.C. (E) andElsternwick (F) .

20 YEARS AGO - 1967Old Paradians who lost only two games in the first

round, and both to Melbourne High, turned the ta-bles to run out winners 15 .11 to 10.12 .

Best were Proctor, Sambell, Ford (Old Paradians)and Needham, Turnbull, Macdonald (M .H .S .) .

North Old Boys (13.7) triumphed over U .H .S. OldBoys (10.12) in the replay of the "B" Section first semifinal, while Uni Blues (13 .13) soundly defeated Or-mond (7.7) in the second semi .

Preliminary final results in other sections were : "C"Section Monash University )15.9) d St . Bernard'sO.C (6.2) . "D" Section - St. Pat's (10.12 d Parkside(9.11) . "E" Section - Assumption (15.10) d Old Trini-ty (11 .13) .

Bruce Bourne (Ormond) was that club's best play-er in the final of the juniors .

Umpires for the day were McKay (A Section), Ge-orge and Marks (B), Loy ( C) Marshall (D), Malcolm(E).

35 YEARS AGO - 195 2Ormond and Ivanhoe, hot favourites in "A" and

"B" Sections were beaten by University Blues andM.H .S .O.B . respectively.

Blues won 13 .12 to 7.9 while Ivahoe kicked them-selves to defeat, 7.19 to 10.6

Stars for the Blues in their defeat of Ormond werePeter Bevilacqua, Bill Maling, and MickEggleston .

sternwick beat Coburg in "C" Section secondsemi, 9 .8 to 7.13, while St. Kevins defeated CaulfieldGram . 10 .12 to 8.14 to take the "D" Secionpremiership .

Old Scotch beat Ormond 10 .14 to 7.15 in theJunior Section Final and were to meet again in theGrand Final .

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NORTH BRUNSWICK FOOTBALL CLU BIN SECTION

would welcome applicationsfor the position of

SENIOR COACHfor Season 1988

Enquiries and applications can be addressed toGeir Brekke

14 Crabtree Court, Bundoora, 3083 .Phone Work 699 9166 Home 467 227 9

Applications close 20th October, 1987

POWERHOUSE FOOTBALL CLUBInvites applications fo r

SENIO""R COACH(playing or non-playing )

SEASON 1988Applications and enquiries to :

Steven Mason7 Mt. Pleasant Grove, Armadale, 3143 .

Telephone 509 4738 after hours

E EMBER PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRING,Y' ALCOHOL INTO ELSTERNWICK PARK .

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TRIBUNALBRUNSWICK AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB

invites applications for coaches

SENIOR and RESERVE TEAM Sfor

SEASON 1988All relevant details should be forwarded to

The President, J . Palmer27 Arcade Way,

Avondale Heights, 3034 .

AUGUST 15th ROUN D*M. LOTHERINGTON - MHSOB U19 - - Striking - Suspended 4 matches .**D SPENCER - St . Andrews Res . - Striking - Suspended 4 matches .

**D REIGER - Heatherton - Striking - Suspended 8 matches .' Referred to Tribunal by Executive Committee .

Referred to Tribunal by Investigation Committee.

AUGUST 22nd ROUNDR. TWOMEY - Port Colts - Striking - Reprimanded .

AUGUST 29th ROUN DD. SCIACCA - Old Mentonians - Misconduct - Suspended 1 match .P. BRIFFA - No rth Bruns . Res . - Striking ( 3 charges), Head-butting, Misconduct (Refused to leaveground) (3 charges)- Failed to appear. Suspended 4 matches on each striking charge, 4 on the head-butting charge and 2 matches on each misconduct charge . Total suspension 22 matches.R . SMALLWOOD - St . Bedes Res. - Striking (2 charges) Suspended 2 matches on each charge -Total suspension 4 matches .M . BROWN - State Bank Res . - Striking - Suspended 2 matches .G. MADELEY - Doveton Res . - Striking - Suspended 4 matches .M . TANTRAM - Doveton Res . - Striking - Failed to appear and suspended 4 matches .RULE 60.The period of suspension of a player by a Tribunal shall correspond to the number of premiership matches ineither the first of econd rounds in which the suspended player is eligible to represent his Club unless the Tribunalotherwise orders .

This rule means that when a term of suspension is imposed upon a player that player is ineligible to representhis Club in any matches until the team of which he was a member when he was reported has participatedin the number of matches in respect of which the suspension was imposed unless the Tribunal otherwise orders .

MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYSFOOTBALL CLU B

(C GRADE)Applications 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, 198 7


FOOTSCRAY INST. OF TECH LFOOTBALL CLUB INC.

Coaches required for the 1988 Season

Senior, Assistant Senior and Reserves(Playing or non-playing)

Applications in writing to :The President ,

27 Lacken Heath Drive,Tullamarine, 3043.

Applications close Friday, October 23rd, 1987.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 1987 35

A SECTIONSchuhkraft, OrmondHerman, CollegiansC .Lowe, De La SalleD. Matthews, Caul . Gram .S . Curtain, Old Xavs .Maclnnes, Uni BluesRennie, De La SalleBourke, Old Xavs .Gleeson, Old ParadiansM,McDonald, OrmondSherwen, Old ScotchRoberts, Collegians

B SECTIONFreeman, ParksideHeath, Uni BlacksRiddell, St . KildaKennedy, IvanhoeB . Saggers, FawknerWilliams, ParksideO'Shaughnessy, 0. TrinityJobson, Uni BlacksG. Wood, St . BernardsPetroff, MarcellinO'Rourke, Therr yG . Dwyer, Ivanhoe

C SECTIO NCavanagh, KewHill, BalaclavaMcColl, KewMitchell, Old Melb .Chester, MHSOBGravina, ThomastownCochran, Old Brighto n

D SECTIONCollins Old CamberwellDirvigilio, Bulleen UtdHockins, Old IvanhoeTisaltas, North Bruns .Thompson, Bulleen UtdBlennerhassett, Elstern .Taylor, Bulleen Utd .

E SECTIONJenkins, State BankCollins, St . BedesMcNeice, West Bruns.Simmons, Old EssendonMcNamara, St . BedesGathercole, UHSOB

F SECTIONWilson, St .AndrewsWright, AquinasWhelan, AquinasSutton, WhitefriarsHearn, Old CareyPhilips, ANZ Bank

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

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

UNDER 19 SECTION 1McLaughlin, Old Xavs .Randall, MarcellinLie, ColleiansWebb, Old Xavs .Rudd, De La SalleMalizia, De La Sall e

UNDER 19 SECTION 2Whiteside, Old ScotchG . Lassock, Old Hailey.Brommell, Uni BlacksBrundell, TherryCotton, Old Haileybury ( 1)Parton, Old Haileybury ( -)

UNDER 19 SECTION 3Lengacher, Ivanhoe (7)O'Brien, Whitefriars (4)Savage, Monash Blues (3)Rowan, Whitefriars (3)Phillip, Whitefriars ( 1)Crome, Caul . Grammar. ( -)

A RESERVEO'Toole, De La SalleHeaphy, Old Xaverians (7)Fisher, OrmondTellefson, old Farad .Foard, CollegiansPanov, Bulleen-Temp.

B RESERV EMaher, MarcellinSelleck, FawknerDecis, IvanhoePitt, Old TrinityBallarin, St. KildaRichardson, Therry

C RESERVEWise, Old Haileybu ryScicluna, BalaclavaDevola, Hamp . RoversWinkler, Hamp . RoversBelmaine, Old BrightonGleeson, Thomastown

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

E RESERV EFyans, St. Bedes 38Dudderidge, Old Essen. 37Frisch, West Bruns, 27Fitzgibbon, St. Bedes (2) 27Wright, State Bank ( 1) 24

F RESERVEDawson, Williamstown 63Clark, Old Carey 45Begley, Whitefriars 44Ryan, Aquinas 37Box, Aquinas 31

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Recluires coaches for

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We also require players and personnelApplications should be made in writing to

The Secretary, 73 Karingal Drive, Greensborough, 3088 .

Applications close 30th November, 1987

ST. BERNARDS - JACK O'CONNELL - 150GAMES

Mr Versatile - JACK O'CONNELL .Congratulations Jack on a great career for the club.

One of the "greatest" interchange players in the club'shistory. Jack's committment to the cricket club hasoften meant a late start to pre season training . Jacknormally catches up about May after he works off hissummer extravagances . Some past glories of Jack'scareer include being a member of our 1984 Premier-ship side and captaining the U/19's in 1981 . Mick,Jack's alter ego has often copped the brunt of his

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 198 7

LPATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRINGALCOHOL INTO ELSTERNwICK PARK .

on field antics. Mick being his identical twin brotherwho also played his 100th game this year. Marriagehas yet to effect his onfield performances however hissocial skills have improved dramatically over the pastyear. He now has been seen in Chinese restaurantsdining with "The Chief" and is thinking about pur-chasing his own speedboat for accommodation whilstholidaying in Yarrawonga .

We could do with a few more players of your calibrearound the club in the years to come . All the best fortoday and the coming weeks.

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BLOODSMON WHITESpORT COLTSKEWDE LA SALLEST BERNARDSCOLLEGIANSOLD HAILEYBURYOLD SCOTCHMARCELLINGTV9OLD MELB

G SECTION14 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

ELTHAM COLLEGE 14 H SECTION

2 0 1256 471 266.67 56OLD BRIGHTON 13 3 0 1056 376 280.85 52ST. KEVINS 13 3 0 986 575 171.48 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 OB 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

UMPME CLINIC IN SCHOOL HOLIDAYS

Under the direction of Umpire's AdvisorNEVILLE NASH

SEPT 12thSEPT 13th

B SECTION PRELIM . FINALA SECTION PRELIM . FINAL

SEPT 19th B SECTION GRAND FINA L

ONEOth

A. ~ ~ ~ --~ -L0 N ~ - FINAL

featurin g???? V ????

Is it Xavs year?Can Ormond do it ?

Are Old Paradians a chance?

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

Organise a table from your club* JAZZ BAND*

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

A REAL AMI `"l~~~ai:Ld ON THE LAS1°F 1' YDAY ® i_ ; THE YEAR!■

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

9, 10, 11 and 12 students interested in umpiring

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

~**The Clinic will be held at V.A .F.A . Headquarters at

Elsternwick Park, Glenhuntly Road

On Wednesday, September 23rd .* * .0 1

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

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

Marquee Lunchesavailableduring

A & B SectionGRAM'D FINALS

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

Ring 531 5452and book a table.

COMMANDER COMPUTER SYSTEMS PTY . LTD.

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

ST. KILDAFAWKNERTHERRYUNI BLACKSBANYULEOLD TRINITY

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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 103.07 32UNI BLUES 7 11 0 1440 1504 95.74 28COLLEGIANS 7 11 0 1484 1642 9038 28NORTH O B 7 11 0 1493 1710 87.31 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 115 .95 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 SECTIO NKEW 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 7511 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 123.7d 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 SECTIONOLD 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 77 16 24PENINSULA OB 4 14 0 1166 1999 58.33 16CLAYTON 0 18 0 1078 2194 49.13 0

F SECTIONAQUINAS 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 48

NORTH O.B . 11 7 0 1447 1461 99.04 44OLD PARADIANS 8 10 0 1377 1311 105 .03 32

BULL/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

KEWOLD MELB.THOMASTOWNBALACLAVAMHSOBMON BLUE SOLD HAILEYBURYHAMP ROVERS

10 8 0 9939 9 0 8937 10 1 10497 11 0 7535 13 0 9904 14 0 600

C RESERVE SECTIO N17 113 511 711 710 89 99 97 1 1

AJAX 2 16

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OLD BRIGHTON 2 16 0 559D RESERVE SECTION

PRESTON 16 2 0 1601ST. KEVINS 15 3 0 1321NORTH BRUNS. 11 6 1 1223BULLEEN UTD 10 8 0 1042OLD MENTONIANS 9 9 0 1169OLD CAMBERWELL 8 10 0 1079OLD IVANHOEELSTERNWICKCOBURGHEATHERTO N

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WHITEFRIARS 16DOVETON 14LATROBE UNI 14AQUINAS 13WILLIAMSTOWN 13OLD CAREY 13ST. ANDREWS 8ANZ BANK 5ST. LEONARDS 4UNI REDS 3FOOTS INST. 3COMM BANK 2

OLD XAVS 18 0MARCELLIN 14 4O.P. GREEN 13 5BULLEEN/TEMP. 12 6UNI BLUES 10 7COLLEGIANS 8 10DE LA SALLE 7 11MHSOB 4 14ORMOND 3 15NORTH O.B. 2 16

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919 108.05 36849 105.18 361068 98 22 301005 74 93 281305 75.86 201301 46 .12 1 6

644 211 .65 68878 162 .76 5 21073 116 .68 4i1111 114 .67 <l ;959 124 .82 40955 109 .63 361018 106 .29 361202 89.43 281603 39.30 81682 33 .23 8

658 243 .31 64781 169 .14 60923 132 .50 46802 129 .23 401064 109.87 361382 78.08 321236 77.18 281421 80.44 261515 37.23 161458 45.13 1 2

615 280.00 64536 336.94 60664 251 .36 56778 169 .15 561087 102.02 361182 61.08 321415 54.49 241381 39.68 161524 33.33 121518 30 .63 4

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732 185.11 56

703 151 .92 56

639 228.48 52

843 162.28 52

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1929 58 .89 16

1913 46 .26 12

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