MAY 25, 1985 VOL. 85 - No. 8 50 CENTS

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE
VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIO N
MAY 25, 1985
VOL. 85 - No . 8
50 CENTS
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Another Carlton Product
A SECTION
by Ross Booth
. cold > wet, wintry weather restricted scoring
uced some close results . It is a close, even
)nand both h Blues d the Old Anda to
;hown they are capable o f
"'eptics who think that Collegians run has
it has in years gone by, might I remind you
currently have injuries to three of their fou r
i~ "luad representatives : half forward Ian Herman
roverKeith Parsons (ribs) and wingman Stuart
been in hospita l
l. son (hamstring) . Glen Cook has
l th-' miss him in the ruck . Unfortunately, half
is out for the rest of the season
Jeremy Twigg
:m archtlles problem . Half forward David Hoy le
. I think one can liken Collegians
hcc n missed too
in the sense that the Lions ar e
ition to Es .sendon
more mature and physically stronger and have
.
tal:en time to produce their best consistently
11,!% Will be there at the end .
St . Bernards by 7 points
Co ll egians shock loss to
,,,,ulted from a very bright start from the Saints . In
this was a pattern of many of last week's games .
small men were brilliant, in particular
St . Bernards
Matt Mulkearns
uc F. rover Greg Wood and rovers
. Ruckman Paul
,,',ith 3-oals) and John O'Connell
.
flhief' Smith provided the drive in the ruck
Collegians fought back during the afternoon and had
their chances to win but justice was probably done on
i ;ic day . Fine efforts were produced by the Lions
,,rtreline of Andrew Daff, Greg Tregear and the tall
1,,remy Schmidt .
Ormond beat Ivanhoe by 17 points ina in a very
~~ . scoring game . but the score did not really reflect
Ormond's dominance of the game . The win leaves
Ormond poised just outside the four . Phil Mehrten at
full back for Ormond was clearly best on the ground .
His brother Andy was a good rover and ruck rover
Simon Eishold played well too . For Ivanhoe . captain
and centre half back Peter Gittos was their best
plaver .
Bulleenbe La Salle inflicted a 10 point defeat on
Templestowe . It was a desperate finish and De La
Sa ll e sealed the match with a last minute goal. Bulleen
,utrted well again, getting the first 5 goals before th e
an but after that De La Salle were much more
t,--2ressive at the ball . Shane Murphy kicked 3
aluable goals for De La and Deveson, Bourke an d
Cooke defended stoutly . Bulleen-Temp's bestline was
its half back line of Smy the, Van Den D ri est and
Palmer . Phil Kerin spent much of the game on the
intorchanee bench and Stephen Pace was kept
-- aliess . ~
No rth Old=Boy s beat the Old Xaverians witha with
a very impressive first half . but the Xavs . fought back
in the final two terms . Gus Carro ll rucked well and
kicked three goals and Paul Considine partnered him
well . Both centremen played well- Steve O'Ro urke
fo r No rth and Nick Bourke for the Xavs. and full
back Atkinson beat Marchbank . Steve Cu rtain kicked
only 2 goals but he was the only one of the 101eading
coalkickers to add to his tally .
Ih,
Since the Fosters brothers brewed the
first distinctive Australian lager in 1 888
the fame of Australia's favourite beer
has grown around Australia and around
the world.
Foster's was first exported to South
Africa during the Boer war . Today you
can get a Foster's from Baghdad to
Bangkok, San Francisco to Singapore .
It's by far the biggest selling
Australian beer in Britain .
One of the top 10 selling imports in
the U .S .A.
Sold in every Australian state,
Foster's outsells every other Australian
brand of beer .
Old Scotch started better than the Blues and went
on tow in by 21 points . The Cardinals were allowed
too many loose players by the Blues and the result
was 5 goals to Scotch by quarter time whilst the Blues
were goalless . The Blues were never able to overcome
this bad start . Brian Hodge continued with his good
form on the wing, though for the Blues Richard
Polkinghorne and David Nugent were good players .
Scotch captain Fergus Kiel played another great game
at centre half back .
A few weeks ago I tipped five away sides . I think
the 5 home sides will win today . I wonder.
LAST WEEK IN OTHER SECTIONS
by Peter Frenc h
Parkside consolidated its position on top of B
Section with a thrilling I point win over main rivals
Caulfield Gramma rians . Parkside kicked 5 goals to
nil in the first term and only 4 more for the rest of the
game whilst the fields managed nine .
O .M .'s brought St . Kilda back to earth with a huge
win and Marcellin and Old Paradians had
encoiuraging wins over Old Brighton and AJAX.
Finally Kew beat the Blacks in a close game .
In C Section Bany We who according to Max Ly on
have the word on Therry inflicted the first defeat on
Bernie Dunn's side for the year and Old Halley bury
were more than satisfied with its victory over Monash
Blues . Hampton Rovers returned to the winning list
with a solid win against Thomastown and Old
Camberwell beat St. Kevins for whom someone must
surely have killed a Chinaman .
In the D Section match of the day Old Trinity
proved far too strong for main rivals MHSOB and
Old Mentonians moved closer to the four with a win
over State Bank . Surprise result of the day was Old
Ivanhoe's 10 point win over Balaclava .
In E Section the OGGS burst the Preston bubble
whilst Bulleen United the most rapidly improving
side in the Section had a significant win over
Elsternwick .
In the F Section mach of the day Clay ton was
found :vantin, at the hands of Doveton going down
bN 10 goals . 6ld Essendon failed a big test against
Commonwealth Bank and UHSOB were big winners
over LaTrobe .
My interviews today are with John Pollard (De La
Salle) . Gerard Sholly (Old Paradians), Bernie Dunn
tTherry CCOB) . Kevin Drinan (Balaclava), Richard
Morley (Bulleen United) and Steven Nicholson
(Commonwealth Bank) .
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PETER FRENCH TALKS WITH JOHN POLLAR D
P .F
. Is a hattrick of flags for De La y our greatest personal challenge in Football?
J .P. Yes, especially due to the competitive standard of A Sectio
n
P .F . How have y on
tackled this season generally in light of the club's great success in recent seasons?
J .P . Things are going much
the same as last year at present
. but emphasis on just how much more difficu
going to be.
n
P .F . What is the latest on Mike Greene and how but ortant i h t P ,
rou
J .P.
MickwillprobablybeavailablemidJuneandisobviouslymostinpo r tantashe~sshh mpionplayerand
competitive player .
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P.F . Do y on agree with other A Sec ti
on coaches on the evening out of A Sec ti on ?
J .P. Yes .
P .F . What if any thing besides Reserves Umpi
res is the VAFA failing to provide clubs ?
J.P. I'm quite happy with the Association
. Clubs are supported and we're pretty well looked after .
P.F . Do y on ag ree that all
coaches in Amateur football should be accredited ?
J .P . I'm a bit naive about coaching accreditation and have no such qualifications myself
. I'm not sure whether t Lmeans
I can or cannot coach but do see value
it 'tumoi
h~
~ ~nof
t c
area .
P .F. Who is the be st side y ou've met this season?
J .P. North Old Boys .
P .F . Today 's selections and final four ?
J .P.
Today's selections - North O .B . . De La Salle. Ormond . Old Scotch . Uni . Blacks
. Final Four - North 0 . ? .
Collegians . Ormond, De La Salle .
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PETER FRENCH TALKS WITH GERARD SHOLL Y
P .F . After a li fetime of Amateur football with Old Xavs, the last two as coach, what do y
on see as the main
differences between O .P's and the Xavs ?
G .S . I don't think there's a lot of difference, honestlv
. Old Xavs have the ability to get the young ouys front th
~scholtpaywiemfr hastPdeboyrfntilcaubsdowent
get the same flow on from the school .
P .F . Which of the Old Xav's premierships gave y
on most sa tisfacti on and why ?
G .S
. D Section 1976as we'd been down forsuch a long time and it wasgreat tosee all the old blokes and supporter,
really enjoying the win . They all hoped it would start it resurgence of the club and I guess it has
.
P.F. Do y on see y ourself coaching for many y
ears or do y on need a spell from football ?
G .S
. I enjoy the involvement in Amateur football and would hope to remain so in some capacity for some time to
come.
P .F . Are y on surpri sed by the current standings of the teams in B Sec
ti on?
G .S . No, as I knew little of the relative merits of the other teams
.
P.F . How many wins will be needed to make the 4 in B Sec
tion?
G .S . I think I I will get you in .
P .F . Old Paradians have lost the last 2 premierships
fi nals and were arguably favourites in each of tt- m . Has that
fact affected the club's performance this season, on and off the field ?
G . S . It affects the performance in that they're keen to make amends
.
P.F . What is the main difference if any , between
A & B Sec ti ons ?
G .S
. There appear to be 2 or 3 better players per team in A section which is reflected in the state squad .
P .F . Today 's winners and y our final four ?
G . S . Today's winners - Parkside . St . Kilda . O .M .'s
. Blacks . Old Paradians . Final Four - Parkside . Caulfield
Gram . .'St . Kilda . Old Paradians .
PETER FRENCH TALKS WITH BERNIE DUNN
P .F . How much influence has Be rn ie Sheehy had on y
on coaching ?
B .D . Yeah - quite a bit
. He was the first successful coach at De La Salle and I think you are influenced by the
first such coach . I liked the Iuv
P.F. Has C Sec ti on proved easier than y on first thought ?
B . D . Initially. Ves . Although Iojn we it tightening tip from nnw on
P .F .- Today y ou're in the match of the day and some of y our play ers have the added pressure of being observed
by the State Selectors . Is this Therry 's first real test of the season
?
B .D . On resultsyes .and I think theadded riv<dryexisting
between usand Fawknerwilladd further to that pressure .
P.F. Some observers suggest Bany ule has the wood on Therry .
What's y our reac tion to that ?
B . D . I think results-do indicate that and is therefore something for
us to work hard at .
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THE AtVtA1 LUX FOOt BALLER - 1985
tions coaching wise within the VAFA ?
NN lo it see
are ymyself
our ambi
coaching for a long time and could retire happily if I get Therry into A Section .
~;
play ing?
_
Do y on miss
miss the comaradarie but I can see I'm much better off not playing from a coaching viewpoint .
1' .F .
1~ .F .
I~
p .I .
!;Il .
ti on ?
Is the VAFA heading in the right direc
n is that it is . It has a very progressive outlook and I couldn't see myself wanting to be involved in
,",other competition .
such a successful Club ?
What has made Therry
. a nucleus of players who have come through from underage football and two a very strong
T%- things- one
administration .
have any specialist coaches at Therry ?
Do y on
not really but I do receive tremendous support from Reserves Coach Mick Conley and Greame Vance
u ho looks after-the under 19's .
Besides Therry who else will win today and y our final four ?
. Monash Blues, Therry .
Today's Winners - St . Kevins . Old Camberwell, Old Haileybury
. Old Camberwell .
.
Banyule
.
Fawkner
Final Four - Therry
PETER FRENCH TALKS WITH KEVIN DRINA N
How long have you been coaching at Balaclava and is this your first stint at coaching?
Second year at Balaclava and I coached St . Kilda Reserves for 2 years .
.
I}
. What prompted the shift?
career in the VAFA has been linked with St. Kilda
I>:F. Your
I always had a desire to try coaching and I wanted something local, besides I knew It couple of people at
BalacIava and it fell into place from there .
,What has been your greatest thrill in football ?
.
1'. F
The premiership last year especially coaching theni in my first year, although the C section flag at St . Kilda
h . f).
in 1975 was also a thrill as I played in that .
as coach?
1'.F . Are you seeking a long term role
D. I'm just taking it year by year .
on in 1984?
you picked up many new players this season or is the side similar to that which won E Sec ti
P .F . Have
We've picked up consistently since April last year and this trend has continued . We're basicly a very young
D.
side and play a fast running game .
a problem for the club and has the club considered fi elding an Under 19 team ?
P .F. Is recruiting
.19 team has been discussed at committee level and we would love to but lacking aschool and being a
The
L'
h.D.
.
young team it presents a problem . Recruiting has been surprisingly good, mostly done by word of mouth
ors this season ?
out
for
the
seni
.
Do
you
anticipate
turning
P.F. You are currently playing in the reserves
K .D. No :
Old Trinity the side to beat and is the club seeking promotion this season or just consolidating7
P.F . Are
getting into the 4 and if we do I'm confident we can go on as we did last season .
K .D . I'm certainly looking at
are certainly looking the side to beat .
Although we haven't played Old Trinity they
.
Who
are
the
club's
nominations
for
Representative
match ?
P .F
K . D . Dave Gregory . Kevin Angwin . Kevin Palmer.
P .F. Your selections today and final four ?
. Old Ivanhoe. Balaclava. Final Four - Balaclava,
K. D. Today's - MHSOB . W . Brunswick . Old Mentonians
West Brunswick . Old Trinity. iVIHSOB and Old Ivanhoe .
PETER FRENCH TALKS WITH STEVEN NICHOLSON
P.F . What is your football background ?
S .N . Prior to 1985 1 played with South Districts and Port Colts .
?
P .F. This is the Bank's best start to a season for years . What have you done
. There's been plenty of work done on and off the field and we've
S .A . I'm only a small part of the success so far
-ot about 20 driving forces .
rning to the top sections?
P .F . Can you see the Bank returning to its former days of glory and really retu .
every effort in endeavouring to do so
hope
so
and
are
making
.
We
certainly
S .N
eve your greatest challenge will come?
P.F .
Who is the best side you've met so far and from where do you be li
.
S N . UHSOB . as they beat us and are certainly our greatest challenge
P.F. Who are your Club's nominations for the NSW match ?
. We haven't had a lot of star players its really been a team effort .
S . N . I'd like to nominate 20 at this stage
P .F . What are your ambitions in coaching?
.
S .N . To succeed in the job with Commonwealth Bank and to rise through the grades
P .F . What improvements are needed in Amateur football ?
.
S .N . That's a hard one - I couldn't really sav as I haven't seen enough of it
Final
Four
.
your
P.F . Winners today please Steve and
. Finals - Cwealth Bank and the others I'll reserv e
S .N . Todav - Latrobe. LFHSOB .0 . Essendon . C'wealth Bank
iuduement on until w~ ve played everyone once .
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PETER FRENCH WITH RICHARD MORLEY
P.F . Do you enjoy the Captain/Coach role
?
R .M
. It has its moments, particularly when trying to make moves whilst playing as we haven't an i t
.
ssistant
co;tt h
the moment
P .F . What has revitalised Bulleen United as your start to the season was fairly ordinary
?
R .M
. Hard training - we've been working on our ball skills, fitness and mental attitude . we've also got a few
to prove.
by Noel Rundle
P.F. As E section looks pretty even now how many years will you need to win to make the final 4
?
R. M
. I'd say 13 games as we're hopeful of winning the remaining 3 games in the first half of the season
.
P .F. Who is the best side you've played so far
?
R .M . Preston MBOB .
P.F . Where did you play before Bulleen United
?
R .M . That's been my first club
. I didn't play tinder age butwent there at l8or 19 .1 alsohad2 seasonssvith Northcui
P.F
,
. It is reported that you have been approached in recent seasons to play with A~4 B section clubs
. Have
been tempted to play in that Ervel of amateur football?
Yu
R .M No .I'vealwaysenloyedplayingw•ithmyfriendsattheelub
.I'dratherplayinthosesectionswithBulleen .
P.F .
What is your greatest thrill in football?
R .M . Beating Peninsula in the 1982 Grand Final
.
P.F. What do you need to do to make the four
?
R . M . Keep winning.
P .F . Is recruting a problem for the club and is Bulleen-Temp's presence nearby a big problem
?
R . M . It certainly is
. There are 5 aniateur clubs in the area plus Templestowe (DUFL) and Doncaster (EDFLi
Having no Under 19's makes it hard .
P.F. Are you
one of the club nominations for the D$ E Section match against NSW on July 6th?
R .M . No . Brian
Snape and Paul Thew are our nominations .
P .F. Today's winners and your final four?
R . M . Winners - Peninsula . Hea.therton
. Bulleen United, Old Carey . Preston .
Final Four - Preston . Bulleen United . Elsternwick
. Heatherton .
VA F'A
V
WA
AT CRAMER RESERVE
PRESTO N
Sunday,9th June, 19 8 5
U-18's 11 .30 - Seniors 2 p .m .
Support the VAFA in it s
efforts to win back the "Victorian Cup"
B e there !
5 YEARS AGO - 198 0
With one third of the 1980 season completed .
Collegians is the only undefeated senior team . St .
De La's run when they ran out
I;crnards OC stopped
;, inners by 34 points after being on top from the first
.12, with Wade,
jl ;im,c . Final scores were 14 .10 to 8
,kngel, Dalanar (St . Bernards) and M . Greene,
I ;ourke, O'Keefe (De La) the best .
'00 games to Kevin "Dad"Drinan, St . Kilda CBOC
I>aekman,`winner of three senior best and fairest
wards . (Kevin is coaching Balaclava in D in 1985
~.R .) .
Kew (B) held on to second place with it 10 goal win
(,ver Old
mes
B>ay, . Smith (Kew)and C . Hughes, Morelli,SSyn
(Old Parad .) the best .
100 games to Rick `Pole' Pisatsri (Old Melb . ) . State
md All-Australian player in 1979 - it great mark and
prodigious kick . New club Peninsula Old Boy s (F)
won their fourth game out of six when they beat
F .I .T. 23.11 to 12 .8 . with the stars Horne, R . Hulls,
Estorffe ( Pen . O .B . ) and Englefield, T. Baird, J . Baird
(F.I .T.) .
Top goalkickers were 'A' Karvelis ( U .Blues ) 41, 'B'
Chard (F'ner) 30 . 'C' Priestley ( Old B'ton) 42 . 'D'
Powell ( St. Bedes) 23 . 'E' Heitman (Mentone) 24 . 'F'
Pace (T'town) S0 .
A wonderful feat by Michael "The Battleship"
Robe rts of St . Bedes O .C . - Michael lived at Orbost,
had travelled nearly 60,000km to play his 100 games
and had been in the best six players in over 80 games .
10 YEARS AGO - 1975
Ormond got home by it point in a thrilling finish
against North 02 . with the score kicked in the last'
minute of play. North' inaccuracy . 14 .20 compared
with Ormond's kieking . 16 .9 . cost them the game .
Jenkins, Chisholm and Alan Graham (6 gls .)
iOrmond) and Rowis, Fogarty and S . Maguire
(North) were best .
Advertisers were Na ti onal Bank, John Hickman,
Hibernian Accident Fund, Roy al Insurance, Sherrin,
Arena Sporting Footwear, Prouds, Ansett .
Geelong ( A) led Old Paradians for most the game
and looked set for their first win when they were 21
points in front at the last change . but Parade kicked 5
goals in the last term, getting to the front shortly
before the finish to win by 6 points . Hughes, Sy mes,
Carroll (Old P .) and Hera, Sheringham and Silver
(Geel .) were best players .
15 YEARS AGO - 197 0
Co ll egians staged their Reunion Day at Harry Trott
Oval . with a tremendous crowd in attendance, which
was very pleasing to organiser Warwick Mitche ll .
Bag of "spuds" was won by cl~ib M .O . . Dr . Vivian.
Training squad for Perth Carnival had been chosen,
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made up of 42 from "A" Section, 21 from 'B" Section,
4 from °C" Seetion, and I each from "D" and "E"
Sections .
Coburg ( A), Uni. Blacks (B) and U .H .S . Old Boy s
(C) and Army Appren tices (Junior 2) were the only
unbeaten teams .
Coburg were almost upset by De La Salle, who
handled the wet conditions well, even though De La
Salle only scored 9 points in the second half. It was
halfway through the last quarter before Coburg took
the lead, and went on to triumph by 17 points . Best
were N . Beattie, Pearson and Scanlon (Coburg) and
Whitelaw, Halasa and B . Ly ons (De La Salle) .
Australian University Football Championship was
being held at Monash University, with 14 universities
competing .
Latrobe Uni . replaced Elsternwick as top side in
Section when they beat Elsternwick by I I points .
25 YEARS AGO - 196 0
°D" Section captains were Bil l O'Halloran (Caulf .
G . ) , John Douglas (St. Kevins), G . Ridgeway (ANZ
Bank) . Doug Ridley (Old Brighton), J. Tay Ior (St .
Kilda CBOC) .
100 games to John McClure, Les Gordon (Power
House), Barry Morrison (Ivan .), "Chubby "
Proudfoot (Alph .), Tony Graham (Old Melb .) .
Victorian team to meet South Australia was Max
Rush (Capt. ) Russell Duff, Max Jobbing (Coil . ), Leigh
.
Grant (ye), (Power
House), Tony Capes, Greg Keogh
(Old X .), Bill Colenso, Barry Kerr, Graeme Peck
(Old Melb . ) , David Cowper, Peter Harkness, Ian Law
(Old Scotch) .Russe ll Lewis (Old . P .), Neil Newthwa rte
(Ivan .) . Ken McCormick (Alph .), Rex Mulli gan
(C'wealth Bank), Jocka Nelson, (MHSOB), Ian
Redpath ( Geel .), Brian Roet, Trevor Steer (U . Blks .),
and Peter Rush (U . Blues) .
35 YEARS AGO - 1950
Hampton Rovers, with it great exhibition of wet
weather football, led Uni . Blacks all day, and despite
strong opposition in the last quarter, held on to win
by 2 goals . Jim McQueen, Doug Arnold and Dave
Bland were the Rovers' best, with John Brady
magnificent in defence . Lionel King, and Nigel Gray
stars for Blacks .
Ormond kicked 3.5 to 0.2 in the last quarter against
Old Melburnians to win by 3 points and set a Club
record with seven wins on end (this writer's first game
for Ormond and he still remembers O .3vI .'s full
forward . Bob Chadwick hitting the post with seconds
to go . - N .R .) .
"Kia -Ora Sports Parade" was on at Prahran Town
Hall on July 7 with Test captain Lindsay Hassett as
one of the guests appearing on the programme .
Lindsay has also been it champion interstate amateur
footballer in his dav .
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From Over The Fence TODAY
OTF congratulates the VAFA for hosting and
sponsoring a series of matches for the Intellectually
Disabled . The first of these games was played at
Elsternwick Park last Sunday between teams from
Middle Park and Gle::meadews . The Middle Park
lads were on target winning the game 14 .3 .87 to
8 .14 .62 . VAFA field umpires Wayne Henty and
Mark Thomas and boundaries Neil Spitzer and
Michael Day are to be complimented on the manner
in which they handled the match . Umpire committee
chairmanDavid Scott was also in action as timekeeper
and bellringer .
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OTF has also noticed that former VAFA executive
man John Adams has been appointed by the NFL to
conduct the feasibility study into a National
Competition . John is sure to prove an excellent choice
for this important job and we wish him all the best .
OTF has also been asked to name the VAFA State
Squad and is delighted to oblige . They are as follows :
BULLEEN
TEMPLESTO W E
Steven Clark
Rick Demarte
Shane Gilmour
Andrew Smy the
Steven Pace
OLD MELBURNIANS
Rohan Brown
OLDSCOTCH
Fergus Kiel
John Moir
Peter Sherwe n
OLD PARADIANS
Dominic Spillan e
CAULFIELD
GRAMMARIANS
Chris Ston e
OLD XAVERIANS
Nick Wilton
COLLEGIANS
Stuart Eason
Ian Herman
Stuart Hinchen
Keith Parsons
ORMOND
Simon Eishold
Mark McDonald
Alan Nay lor
Guy Ritchi e
DE LA SALLE
Tim Cooke
Mick Deveson
Shane Murphy
ST. BERNARDS
Greg Lane
ST . KILDA CBOC
Charlie Capiron
IVANHOE
Greg Cameron
Peter Gittos
Michael McDonald
Mark Sedgwick
UNIVERSITY BLACKS
James Gard e
NORTH OLD BOYS
Paul Considin e
UNIVERSITY BLUES
Pat Salinger .
Joe Busuti ll
PARKSIDE
Goran Yoksich
KEW
Ollie Filopovic
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Whilst speaking of the State Squad OTF ovenc~ .,r,,
promising young Ormond utility Simon Eishold ,,til
VAFA equipment Marketing Officer Ton,
O'Callaghan whether he could have No . 63 on-)1i,
guernsey . A surprised OCKA replied "we only go ,il,
to 25" . After ribbing from the President and Uenrr,
Manager that if Simon was a De La man he would ,~~-,
any number he wished. OCKA relented and if select,,i
Simon will get his favourite No . 63.
VAFA General Manager Peter French has adt
OTF that a new version of the VAFA tie is
available from the Properties Division at S10 each .
Those interested should contact Tony O'Callaghan
on 347 9285 .
SUt'i'Vii xr,itJ TRIP
TO
MILDURA
for
VCFL vs VAFA
July 13 and 14
INTERESTED
Phone the General Manager
531 5452 by May 31s t
OTF noticed last week that permits were issued
last week to 2 former.VAFA stars in Marcellin's Jeff
Crimmins and Old Brightons John Priestley . Jeff x% ; t,
a key figure in Mtucellm s great year's of 1974, 7i
76 whilst John was a prolif ic goalkicker and interstat ,~
representative.
B SECTION
() l d Brighton v Parkside (G) .Ahlm . Hall . (F) Molloy .
-%, , ns .
f;ilda v Marcell in - ( G) Dunstan . Waters (F)
il,,)n. Lippold.
v Old Melb . -(G) Richardson . McKenzie . (F)
I ;unieson, Farrelly (R) Cogdon .
. Hayes (Fi
\ .I,AX . v Univ . Blacks -(G) Moore
F ing, Thomas .
I Hoare. Clarkson .
()Id Paradians v Caul . Gram . - (G
yl`) Curry . Hayward .
C SECTIO N
t_ Kevins v Hamp . Rovers - (G) Allen . Livingston
Fi Keating.
C~,burgv Old Camberwell - (F) Wilson .
Therry v Fawkner - (F) Henr y
Banyule v Old Haileybury - (F) Forde .
\l,,nash Blues v Thomastown - (F) Gilday .
D SECTION
MHSOBvSt . Bede's - (F) Bell (G I Coyle .
Balaclava v Old Trinity -(R) Clinch . (F) Walsh .
'orth Brunswick v Old Ivanhoe - (R) Massey . (F)
Keogh.
Old Mentonians v Power House -(R1 Pollock (F
Maebus .
State Bank v West . Brunswick - (F Wiggins .
NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR
MARKETING OFFICER
TONY O'CALLAGHA N
663 668 5
Overhead at the A section coach's meeting held
last Monday "Collegians", we call them the ASPRO' s
- they dissolve in water". It's true OTF was there".
NEW SECRETARY
GREG MILES HAS RETURNED AS SECRETARY
AT BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE .
GREG'S ADDRESS I S
74 LORETO AVE., FERNTREE GULLY 3156
H. 758 2873
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OTF reports that the Victorian Police Force have
provided a trophy for the most Disciplined Under 19
team and the most Disciplined Player . The umpires
rate each team out of 10 on their attitude to umpires .
officials, opponents and spectators . Tribunal results
will also be assessed . The VAFA executive is indeed
appreciative of the Police action .
A SECTION
. Clancy (F)
;,ill,,cn-TempvNorth O .B. - (G) Hillier
I r,c . \%oolley .
L'crnardsv De LaSalle- (G) Murray . Johnson,
~ Il ~ici W%~ski . Dight . (F) Goodman, Coughlan .
v Collegians - (G) Bridges, Cavanagh (F)
.
%\,'od . Wiseman
1I,1 Sc,)tch v Ivanhoe - (G) Goodman . Malcolm (F)
11cis, McCarthy .
ni% . BLues v Old Xavs . -(G) Russo . Siega . (F)
Flannery .
TRAINERS
WHERE ARE YOU ?
Vacancies exist for Trainers in the Under 18 team
and the teams to play NSW during the Carnival .
ENQUIRIES TO GENERAL MANAGE R
531 5452
E SECTION
Peninsula v Old Geelong - (F) Stubbs
Elsternwick v Heatherton - (F) Green .
University Reds v Bulleen United -( F) Smith
Oid Carey v FiTOB -( F) Daitera
Williamstown v Preston - (F) Wilcock.
F SECTION
Commonwealth Bank v Doveton -(F) Dunne .
A NZ Bank v Old Essendon -(F) Smith .
UHSOB v Brunswick - (F) Evans . (R) Flanagan .
Monash Whites v La trobe -(R) Belcher, (G) Wyles .
Hinchcliffe, (B)Stradala, Clark. (F) Mullaly .
Clayton - BY E
** SUNDAY 26.5 .8 5
UNDER 19 ZONE 1
Old Ivanhoev Marcellin -(F) O'Dwyer, (B) Reid .
Grimm .
St . Bernards v St . Kevins -(F) Walker .
Banyule v Bulleen-Temp -(F) Killeen, (B) Spitzer .
O'Shea.
North OB v Thomarstown - (F) Murnane.
Old Paradians v Therry -(F) Beaumont.
Old Camberwell v University -(F) Rossetto, (B)
Caulfield, Wiseruff.
UNDER 19 ZONE 2
Old Melb. v MHSOB - (F) Harris. (B) Price, Bugden .
De La Salle v Williamstown - (F) Keating. (B)
Tibbetts, Pearson .
Hampton Rovers v Old Brighton - (F) Williams, (B)
Runcinan . Preovoles .
Old Scotch v Old Haileybury - IF) Stratford . (B)
Bennett, Williams.
Collegians v St . Kilda -(F) Tierney ( B) Sawchyn,
Stollery .
?vionash Univ . v Ormond -(F) Sime . ( B) Day . Clark .
Old Xaverians - BY E
Tribunal
MAY18ROUND
V . Asdagi ( Bulleen-Temp) - Striking - Suspended 3 matches .
A . Riddell ( St . Kilda) -- Attempting to strike - Suspended 1 match .
W . Austin ( Hamp ton Rovers) - Striking - Severely reprimanded.
R .N. Kawielicz ( Doveton) - Striking and kneeing - Deferred until 28 .5 .85 .
G. Pelikan (University Blues Under 19) - Two charges of Abusive language Suspended 2 matches on each charge . Total 4 matches .
P . Morrissey ( Old Xaverians Under 19) - Kicking - Suspended 6 matches .
R . Tubb ( Hampton Rovers Under 19) - Striking - Sus pended 3 matches.
P . Maidment ( MHSOB Res.) - Striking - Suspended 6 matches .
PHONING OF SCORES
SENIOR and JUNIOR SECTION S
BEFORE 5 P.M.
RESERVES BEFORE 3 P.M.
to Mr. PAUL HALLY at
379 8171
8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 08i
PHONING OF DETAILS
A SECTION BEFORE 6 P .M .
B SECTION 6 P .M . TO 6 .30 P.M.
Mr . GEORGE IaIcTAGGART at
528 331 9
Personalfit
A SECTIO N
NEW COACH AT MARCELLIN
After a successful amateur career. Brian Cooney
is coaching Marcellin OC's under 19 side . His
experience, ability and dedication has enabled him to
mould a fine side of attacking players . john Gartner,
one of the club's illustrious players, is acting as runner
this year . John has played at all levels of amateur
football and has represented the state on two
occasions. As the recipient of a number of awards
during his career, along with his knowledge of the
game and its tactics, John is able to ensure that the
coach's instructions are carried out . All the ancillary
tasks are carried out by the SEXTON clan, Rod, Paul
and Peter, who have been involved in various ways
since the earliest days of the club . Every success for
the rest of the season .
A TON AT ROVERLAND
Everyone at Roverland is delighted that Wylie
"Jigga" Austin is playing his 100th game with the clu b
against St . Kevins today . Wylie commenced playing
with the Rovers in 1978 with our U/19 side . In 1979
and 1982 Wylie won the Most Determined Award
which typifies his style of play, his fierce
determination on the field is a great inspiration to all .
earning him the position as captain of the club for the
last four years. Wylie's contribution off the field is
just as intense as his playing style, and over the years
many of his antics have gainedhim many votes in
Roverland . All at the Rovers congratulate you Wylie
and look forward to your next 11 games .
200 GAMES AT ELSTERNWICK
Congratulations to Mick Convery who today plays
his 200th game forElsternwick . Mick has played the
vast majority of his 200games as a Ruckman/forward
in the seniors . Always a handy player. Mick's marking
and ruck play (but not his goal kicking) continue to
improve with age . Mick won the best player trophy in
the Ist XVIII 1984 semi-final game . This year his
form has been outstanding as well as playing, Mick
has been a stalwart of the club administratton, he is a
former treasurer and current committeeman who
does a tremendous amount of fund raising work for
the club . Mick's great contribution to the club was
recognised in 1983 when he was made a Life Member .
Mick is always in evidence at club functions and
when suitably primed has been known to burst into
song . All Elsternwick players and supporters
congratulate Mick Convery on playing his 200th
game .
150 GAMES AT ST . KILDA
Yet another St . Kilda player reaches 150 games
when Paul Howard plays against Marcellin today .
Paul started with the club in 1976 and quickly
established himself as a solid defender with plenty of
pace and good skills . He has played most games at
full-back in the Reserves, being a 'member of the '83
Premiership side . A committeeman and good
clubman . Paul is a real contributor at St. Kilda and
we look forward to his 200th .
IVANHOE AMATEUR S
All at Ivanhoe were saddened to learn of the snd,l,
and untimely passing of Stan Gittos . Stan has 1,,~
~ .tirelswokfhcub,atjniord
le-vel. over man :, years, ..nd ,,vill be g *ea tl y ,nis~ . i
all at the e1ub ."To his wife . Lou, Peter and all,
family, we offer our deepest sympathy . Vale, Stic
nMembrsoftheEXCUTIVandMembrs,jil i
ASSOCIATION jon with all amateur footl
. Blacks Stab ,suporteinwhglkUi
,anditers amdoctrBianCostel1 i
speedy recovery from his recent illness .
200 GAMES AT MHSO B
MHSOB football club today congratulates Robin
"Tamba" Martin on playing is 200th ganie with o„l
club . Robin started in 1974 while still at school playin_
in the latter part of the season, both in the school an~,
reserve sides . The following year saw Robin gair
selection in the senioreighteen where he has remainecl
ever since. Robin started his career as a wingman
where his natural speed allowed him to create man,,,
opportunities for his team mates up forward . In 19'''
Robin was moved to full -forward to make use of in,
high marking ability and accurate kicking . Robin
finished the season as leading club goal kicker with
93 goals and a vital part of D section runners up . Th ;s
year his skills and versatility have again been calle~l
on by the coach . to play a key role in defenc,2 in
team which we all feel can ~live Robin his first
premiership success . Apart from his on field
contributions, he has been it great clubman servinc
many years on the committee culminating in the
position of chief ale organizer . Once afnin
congratulations Robin and we hope to see you reach
the 300 mark .
~ Ij \ , ,% rrians v Bulleen Templestowe
() ,B . v St . Bernard' s
Salle v Ormond
ians v Old Scotch
;lu s v Ivanhoe
B SECTION
s
i id Brinhton v Old Paradian
lda v Caulfield Grammar
v Parksid e
\ .X . v Marcelli n
n i Blacks v Old Melburnians
C SECTION
,i . f~evin's v Monash Blue s
,i~urg v Thomastow n
rry v Hampton Rover s
)1,1 Haileybury v Old Camberwell
; ;inyule v Fawkner
D SECTION
,.1 .H .S .O .B . v State Ban k
P,alaclava v West Brunswick
',orth Brunswick v St. Bede's
){d ti4entonians v Old Trinity
:ver House v Old Ivanhoe
E SECTION
Peninsula O.B . v Williamstown CYMS
Elsternwick v Preston MBOB
University Reds v Old Geelon g
Old Carey v Heatherton
F .I .T.O .B . v Bulleen United
F SECTION
A .N .Z . Bank v Clayto n
U .H .S .O .B . v Doveton SJO C
Monash Whites v Old Essendon Grammar
Latrobe University v Brunswick
Commonwealth Bank - By e
UNDER 19 ZONE 1
Old Paradians v Old Ivanhoe
University v St . Bernard's
Therry v Banyule
Marcellm v North O B
St . Kevins v Thomastown
Bulleen-Templestowe v Old Camberwel l
UNDER 19 ZONE 2
Old Xaverians v Old Melburnians
Ormond v De La Sall e
St . Kilda v Hampton Rovers
M .H .S .O.B . v Old Scotch
Williamstown v Old Haileybury
Old Brighton - By e
Monash University v Collegians
100 UP FOR 'NEWTS '
Old Hailey bury 's quick and skillful wingman,
Mark Newton, plays his 100th game for the club
today at Banyule . The lean number 34 first played
way back in 1976 . Michael Porter's first yearns coach .
Newts had led it large hand down, the "75ers" and
Porter obtained incredible committment from this
group which took the club to "B" grade . The role of
"Newta" was it central one, both on the field and
particularly socially. Newts acted as President when
the 75ers formed their own team in the club XVIII
competition (and finished second) in 1982 . The
following year he did much to guide this group back
to the mainstream club . His efforts in 1983 marked
him as a very worthy winner for the Barrie Berggy
Memorial Trophy for Outstanding and Meritorious
Service . Recently the Newtons have shown even
greater involvement with young sons attending the
games regularly now along with father-in-law Keith
and wife Cathy (what a dancer!) . Newts' involvement
in squash means that, even as a veteran, he is one of
the fittest men in the club . Let's hope he can add it
few inore games and goals to his current tallies yet (of
100 and 40 respectively) . Congratulations Newts from
all at the Bloods .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985
Security designed for your peace of mind .
A SECURITY SERVICE
OF MAYNE NICKLESS
LIMITED(INC INVIC .)
:ATEUR FOC'I'&ALLER - 1985
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BULLEEN-TEMPLESTO W E Coach : M . Zemski Res: N . Smythe
1 Sullivan F 15 Faulkner F 29 Field R 43 Walsh G
2 Fitt D 16 Bird G 30 Hooper 0 44 Thieumssen K
3 Bond B 17 Gilmore F 31 Clark S 45 Ongaro F
4 Palmer M 18 LeFevre S 32 Giles A 46 Espenchied S
5 Lockhart F 19 Johnston D 33 Tenace L 47 Connelly C
6 Minney R 20 Delaney G 34 Flack G 48 Giles B
7 D'Agostino A 21 Van Den Driest R 35 Bone F 49 Corstorphin F
8 Smythe A(c) 22 Decantey S 36 Deer C 50 Kirkpatrick C
9 Murray B 23 Face S 37 Miles G 51 Mayne T
10 George F 24 Chadwick F 38 Chipman N 52 Sheridan C
11 Farley S 25 Merrett T 39 Miles J
12 Young D 26 Sheehan B 40 Harisou H
13 Gilmore S 27 Kelly B 41 Walker M
14 Kazuro S 28 DeGoldi B 42 Wilson M
COLLEGIANS Coach : Bruce Ferguson Res . : Keith Lugg U .1 9's : John Purdu e
1 Williams S . (vc)
2 Hoyle D .
3 Rice I .
4 Laussen S .
5 Griffiths A.
6 Loder R .
7 Herman 1.
8 Eason S .
9 Schmidt J . (cU19)
10 Warner C.
11 Bennett T .
12 Cook G .
13 Hinchen S. (c)
14 Hinchen C. (vcr)
15 Wolff F . 29 Parsons K . 43 Comley N .
16 Pollock C . 30 Chosich N . 44 Newman G .
17 Tregear G. 31 Lawrence F . (cr) 45 Oleinikov I .
18 English G . 32 Noblet A.
19 Daff A . 33 Irvine G .
20 Whittaker M . 34 teale S .
21 Roberts I . 35 Cordner r .
22 parsons G(dvc) 36 Pike N . (dvcr)
23 Wright A . 37 Coyne C .
24 Tadgell D . 38 Guy G .
25 Baum A . 39 Kus M.
26 Twigg J . 40 Walker R .
27 Van Twest B . 41 Lambden K .
28 O'Sullivan G . 42 Brooker T .
DE LA SALLE Coach : John Pollard Res . : Pat McConville
1 McHenry G .
2 Barry F.
3 Anderson C .
4 O'Loughlin D .
5 Leonard P.
6 Devereux F.
7 Williams R .
8 Meckiff J .
9 Cooke T .
10 Tessier D .
11 McDonnell W .
12 Conroy M .
13 Willet K .
14 Rowe C .
15 Connolly G.
16 O'Keefe A .
17 Bourke B .
18 Fisher F .
19 Hanrahan B .
20 Lake M .
21 Deveson M .
22 Howes M .
23 Maher F . (c)
24 Lowe M.
25 Nugent D .
26 Heard C.
27 Hogan D .
28 Murphy S . (vc)
29 Auber R.
30 Hellard B .
31 Dolan M.
32 Greene M .
33 Dickinson A.
34 Rocke F.
35 Bromley R.
36 Kerin F .
37 Wadlron B .
38 rawlings D.
39 Casey M .
40 Hollier 0 .
41 Mitchell-Hill N .
43 Harrington D .
44 spencer A .
45 Cannington D .
46 Caris H .
47 Kellet B. (cr)
48 Bolt M .
49 Schnerring G .
51 Kinsella D.
52 Elliott C .
53 Lutterall D .
54 Harrington M .
56 Gasparini W.
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OLD SCOTCH Coach : Trevor Rea d Res. : Leigh McGrego r
taiientS.
~iicr.aen R .
Fe~+ster R .
[ .q1cNUllan J .
aowden D .
,,cGill S .
°rYOyed~
Senior R.
1cLean I .
Bed ord D .
G , i9g N .
:urellyJF K.
16 Smith A .
17 Strangward A.
18 MacMillan A.
20 Howcroft R .
21 Sherwen F .
22 Symington D .
23 McNab D .
24 Caldecott A.
25 Caldecott D.
26 Reddish J.
28 Walmsley J .
29 Hodge B.
30 Kiel F. (c)
31 Winneke F.
32 McKinnon L.
33 Hill I .
35 MacMillan R.
36 Marx J .
37 Thompson A.F.
38 matthews G .
40 Brown F .
41 Mason R .T.
42 Moir J .
47 Letts S .
48 Fenton D.
50 Davis R .
51 Ellis T.
52 LeDeux A.
54 Mansbridge S.
55 Matthews W.
56 MacFarlane M .
57 Lacey S.
58 Campbell D .
59 Woods R .
60 Beck D.
: Tom Fannin g
QLD XAVERIANS Coach : Jack Clarke Res
rodsell S
tanley T .
Klein
F.
-,
-ra nor F.
eieechmore G.
+etzner F .
Denton W . (c)
Curtain S .
McGrath J.
Bourke N .
Greetham G .
OShaughnessy M
Vale N .
Millard S.
i%tl nson D. (vc)
16 Dignan F .
17 Ralph A .
18 De Steiger R.
19 Curtain F .
20 Woodrug M.
21 Wilton N . (dvc)
22 O'Brien Q.
23 O'Sullivan J .
24 Tiernan J .
25 Ryan B.
26 Frowse F .
27 FRowse F.
28 Cotchett 0 .
29 Case G .
30 Armstrong M.
31 Barry T . 46 Connors M . 61 Honan D.
32 Doquile A . 47 Doyle D. 62 McKinnon J.
33 Hillier T. 48 Silk L . 63 Roberts J .
34 Wiliaton D .
49 Ralph R . 64 Quin A.
35 Carln J. 50 Mclssaacc R . 65 Ongarello A .
36 Flant M. 51 Hart F . 66 Cookesley A.
37 Beattie M . 52 Pricolo A. 67 Quin B.
38 Devine A. 53 Lachal L . 68 Callinan A.
39 Reed F . 54 Woodley B . 69 Denison S .
40 McNamara C . 55 Lefebrue F . 70 Barmby
41 Conduit F . 56 Dowling G. 70 Barmby F.
42 Camilerri F . 57 Pearson C . 71 Beattie T.
43 Walsh A. 58 Condon S . 72 Bongiorno J .
44 Heaphy B . 59 Murphy T . 73 Bowes J .
45 Lovelock M . 60 Nunan S . 74 Harkin M .
ORMOND Coach : M ike McArthur Allen Res : Geoff Reille y
I Amon M 15 Burke G 33 Lewis K 63 Eishold S
Thorne G 16 Eishold R 34 Russell G
Boyanton T 18 McAsey C 35 Beard R
4 Barnes R 19 Dawson M 36 Davine M
5 Reeves S 20 Oaten M 38 Sutherland F
6 Buckley M 21 Singleton G 40 Tobin M
7 Fisher G 23 Naylor A 42 McDonald D
8 Andrew G 24 McCooke S 43 Hamilton L
9 Tonkin C 25 Forsyth F 44 Gilmore M
10 Ritchie G 26 Mehrten F 46 Young J
11 Strahan R 27 Crump W 49 Tonkin R
Mehrten A 28 Morris S 50 Schuhkraft F
3 Kington F 29 Vane M 52 Petering G
i4 Herkess G 30 McLean A 59 Robertson D
IVANHOE Coach : Alan Salter Res : Leigh Robertson
ST. BERNARDS Coach : Paul Daffey Res : Deane Reynolds
1 Crowe T 15 Flynn E
2 Stewart R 16 Russell F
3 McDonald M(vc) 17 Taylor C
4 Westwood C 18 Course A
5 Boccabella D 19 Lacy M
6 Freeman J 20 Aristotle F
7 Donohue T 21 Dulevskls W
8 Sharp G 22 Warren R
10 Kennedy G 23 Gittos P(c)
11 Baker W 24 Lyons G
12 Morcom P 25 Reinke G
13 Robinson R 26 Shaw K(cr)
14 Loton A 27 O'Sullivan D
1 Sullivan M . 15 Monaghan F . 29 Redmond M
2 Burgin D . 16 Feart A. 30 Read G
3 Smith F . 17 Carey W . 31 Daffey F
4 Sullivan D. 18 Looker D . 32 Lane G
5 Czako R. 19 Mahoney G . 33 McWilliams D
6 McAllister G . 20 Mahady K . 34 O'Connell J
7 Toohey J. 21 Muir A . 35 Saundry J
8 Monaghan F . 22 Pearson J. 36 O'Dea F
9 Odea M . 23 Gaunt W . 37 Comito F
10 Saundry B . 24 McGuire V . 38 Wood G
11 Burgin G . 25 Overman M . 39 Wood F
12 Hogan F . 26 Grbac E 40 Rogers T
13 Furcell R . 27 Nathan A 41 Klaayson C
14 Harvey C . 28 Williams F . 42 Marshall M
28 Balcombe A 43 Steen D
29 Lynn S 47 Woolfe A
30 De Dear N 48 Harbour F
31 Cameron G (dvc )
32 Stewart J
33 McDonald C
34 Whiting F
35 Newnham J
36 Matthew J
37 Ryan A
38 Hoffman D
41 Davis B
42 Horan A
NORTH OLD BOYS Coach : Jim Durnan Res.: Mat Purcel l
1 Egan A . 15 Griffin J .
2 Johnstone M . 16 Hadley M .
3 Atkinson L . 17 Dore J .
4 Cahill A . 19 Considine F.
5 Schmidt M . 20 Butler F.
6 Borcich M . 21 Santavenere O .
7 Zocco S. 22 Marchbank J .
8 Busuttil J . 23 Ball S.
9 O'Rourke S . 24 Butera D
10 Hanlon B . 25 Wilson G .
11 Carroll G . 26 Hibbert S .
12 Weir F.
27 Atkinson R .
13 Sexton B. 28 Symes F .
14 Shembrey M 29 Millett F .
30 Lynch M.
31 O'Toole G .
32 Menotti C .
33 DuBois B .
34 Conti B .
35 Edwards D.
36 Fenelly M .
37 Sharpe J .
38 McSweeney D.
39 Ryan D .
40 Turnbull I .
41 O'Donnell A .
42 Hyslop J .
43 Aminde R .
45 Devine M . 59 Mairana G . 73 Silvestro S.
46 Kett F. 60 Major S. 74 Crosilla F.
47 Flynn J. 61 Kelly T . 75 Tibaldi K .
48 Dalfonso S . 62 Malone M . 76 Purcell M .
49 Pearse G . 63 Callaghan F.
50 Baruhas C. 64 McLaren M .
51 Birrell D . 65 Nicholls I .
52 Blair F . 66 Austin C .
53 Tierney J . 67 Campbell S.
54 Blair D. 68 Habel G .
55 Brown G . 69 Latsonis J .
56 Butera A . 70 Mooney C.
57 Geddes W . 71 Favlov J .
58 Jordan F. 72 Perrone D.
75 Williams G .
76 NialD .
77 Frederico J .
78 McGrath R .
79 Tiernan T .
80 Toussaint F .
81 Burnes J.
82 Tyrrel M .
83 Dethr!dge S.
84 Dalton M .
85 Crock D .
86 Langton M .
87 Feppard F .
88 Meehan L
89 McLoughlin B .
90 Nial O.
91 O'Sullivan F.
92 Feppard W .
44 Cervetto R
45 Bates W
46 Farmer F
47 Devers M
48 Doolan B
49 O'Dea S
50 Monaghan J
51 Sullivan A
53 Walsh F
55 Hogan J
57 Hargreaves A
60 Verge M
61 Purcell A
67 Gollant M
UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach : Robert Lamb Res . : Geoff Alle n
1 Lam D . 15 Collins R . 29 Dunn J.
2 Angel B. 16 Edmonds M . 30 Knights M .
3 Williams G . 17 Caldwell R . 31 Phimister D .
4 Hindle R . 18 Gorman S. 32 Howden M .
5 Macaulay S . 19 Bathurst J . 33 Bond P .
6 Carroll W. 20 Folkinghorne R . 34 Boal A.
7 Worth M . 21 Schlicht A. 35 Grutzner P .
8 Dallas A . 22 Carey 1. 36 Davis C .
9 Douglas F . 23 Jackson C . 37 Curnow R .
10 Moir B . 24 Wallis A. 38 Mitchell A11 MacFarlane D. 25 Johns M . 39 Salinger P.
12 Tyquin M . (c) 26 McInnes D . 40 Christie A.
13 Nugent D . 27 Light M . 41 Nagle J .
14 Rossidis C. 28 Westmore G . 42 Ashton A .
43 Wilson M .
44 Rowland B .
45 Davies R .
46 Dinopoulos N .
47 Hickey M.
48 Walsh B.
49 Mann R.
50 Meehan G.
51 Atkins T .
52 Spencer A.
53 Guley F.
54 Banover G.
55 White F.
56 Scales U .
57 Frost D.
58 Brukner P.
59 Paynter K.
60 Sheehan B.
61 Moors J.
62 Daniels C .
63 Langford N .
64 Robinson P.
65 Blake A.
66 Palmer R .
67 Ide J .
68 Panjkov R .
69 Langford N .
70 McDonald S.
71 Clark T.
H Jr k . I lvlv NA I UKt,'~ AND HESUL"1 5
April 6
B .T . 12 .12.84 v Ivan . 18 .18 .126
St B . 12 .14 .86 v O .S. 18 .18 .12 6
U . Blues 9 .19.73 v Ormond 17 .13 .115
O . X, 7 .11 .53 v Coll . 21 .12.138
N .O.B. 13 .11 .89 v D .L.S . 4 .12 .36
June 1
Old Xaverians v B/T'stowe
North O.B . v St . Bernard's
De La Salle v Ormond
Collegians v Old Scotch
Univ . Blues v Ivanho e
April 1 3
B .T . 28 .15 .183 v St . B . 13 .10 .88
O .X . 25 .16 .166 v Ormond 12 .17 .89
N .O .B . 15 .17 .107 v O . S . 27 .14 .176
D .L .S . 21 .18 .144 v Ivan . 13 .16 .94
U . Blues 19 .17 .77 v Coll . 17 .21 .123
June 15
B/T'stowe v Univ . Blues
St . Bernard's v Old Xaverians
Ormond v North O .B .
Old Scotch v De La Salle
Ivanhoe v Collegian s
A pril 20
Ormond 10 .9 .69 v B .T . 7 .13 .5 5
St. B . 15.16.106 v U . Blues 11 .17 .83
O, S. 27 .13 .175 v O . X . IL 10 . 7 6
Iva n . 16 .16 .1 12 v N . 0 . B . 10.17 .77
Coll . 16 .8 .104 v D .L.S . 13 .13.9 1
April 27
June 22
St . Bernard's v B/T'stowe
Ormond v Old Xaverians
Old Scotch v North O .B .
Ivanhoe v De La Salle
Collegians v Univ . Blue s
Bln-T'stowe 20.11 .131 v Old Set 19 .13 .127
St . Bnds 11 .14.80 v Ormnd 11 .13 .79
Old Xavs 18 .17 .125 v I'hoe 22 .12 .144
NOB 20 .17 .137 v Coll . 16 .16 .11 2
Uni . Blues 12 .16 .88 v DLS 19 .8 .12 2
June 29
B/T'stowe v Ormond
Univ . Blues v St . Bernard's
Old Xaverians v Old Scotch
North O .B . v Ivanho e
De La Salle v Collegian s
M ay 4
Ivan . 15 . v B .T . 17 .18 .120
O .S . 19 .13 .127 v St . Bern . 9 .15 .69
Ormond 13 .19 .97 v U . Blues 15 .12 .102
Coll . 27 .17 .179 v O . X . 8 .12 .60
D .L .S . 10.11 .71 v N .O .B . 17 .17 .11 9
July 20
Collegians v B/T'stow e
Ivanhoe v St . Bernard's
Old Scotch v Ormon d
De La Salle v Old Xaverians
North O .B . v Univ . Blacks
May 1 1
B.T. 12 .10 .82 v Coll . 26 .20 .17 6
St. Bern . 8 .13 .61 v Ivan . 17 .15 .117
Ormond 16 .14 .110 v Old Scth . 7 .19 .61
Old Xav . 1? 16 .88 v D.L .S . 6 .17 .53
Uni . Blues 19 .11 .125 v N .O .B . 21 .11 .137
May 1 8
D .L .S . 10 .11 .71 v B .T . 9 .7 .61
Coll . 8 .10 .50 v St . Bern . 9 .1 1 .65
Ivan . 4 .6 .30 v Ormond 5 .17.47
Old Scot . 9 .12 .66 v Uni . Blues 6 .9 .54
N .O .B . 9 .9 .63 v Old Xav. 5 .10 .40
May 2 5
B/T'stowe v North O .B .
St . Bernard's v De La Salle
Ormond v Collegian s
Old Scotch v Ivanho e
Univ . Blues v Old Xaverians
July 27
B/T'stowe v De La Salle
St . Bernard's v Collegians
Ormond v Ivanho e
Univ, Blues v Old Scotch
Old Xaverians v North O .B.
August 3
North O .B . v B/T'stowe
De La Salle v St . Bernard's
Collegians v Ormond
Ivanhoe v Old Scotc h
Old Xaverians v Univ . Blue s
August 10
B/T'stowe v Old Xaverians
st . Bernard's v North O .B .
Ormond v De La Sall e
Old Scotch v Collegians
Ivanhoe v Univ . Blue's
LAST ROUND'S RESULT S
1 11" Sharpshooters list is compiled from
by Clubs which is received on
11 fr 1 tatjon supplied
Tuesday is
\ItI-~DAYS . Information received
,,J u d etl in "Last Round Results" but time does no t
Univ . Blacks 3 .5 6.7 10.10 13.15 .93
Kew 1 .3 6.7 10.9 14.12 .9 6
KEW : Filipovic4, Haralambopoulos4 . McColl 2 . Varney
2 . Ryan . Blay. BEST : Hayes. McColl, Jenkins. Ryland . Scott,
Holding .
UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Dempsev 2. Heath 2. Garde 2 .
Pattinson 2, Warren .'1'unbridge . Phillipson . Keilar, Marks .
BEST : Marks . Clark, Alexander . Keilar, Tunbridge. Garde .
A SE ® N
Parkside 5.3 8.5 8.6 9.6 .61
0.0 3.4 6.5 9.6 .60
Caul . Gram.
PARKSIDE : Freeman 3 . Sansonetti 3. King 2 . Marsh .
BEST : Yoksich, Page. Jones, Torre . King, Rowe .
CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: Callil 2. Anderson, T.
Anderson . Harlock, Berzins, Nalder . Kanis . Hart . BEST :
Callil . Kanis. Harlock . Sisson, Fish . Castles.
ior inclusion jn F the National Trustees
h sh o oters list . So (-,et the results in by Monday JILI \SE!
.2 4.7 8.8 10.11 .71
3e 1.a Salle 2.1 7.3 8.3 9.7 .61
5
Itulleen-Temp .
DE LA SALLE : Murphy 3. Nugent 3 . Leonard 2, Cooke.
1 1,11, Williams .BEST: Deveson . Bourke . Hill . McDonnell,
.tCoke
t
BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE : Lockhart 2. Rice, Palmer .
: Palmer . Kazuro .
in Uen DriestCBird . .BSnrvtheaDelaBBST
8.10 .5 8
olle>;ians 0,4 2 .8 6.9
.7 9.11 .65
St. Bernards 6 .1 7.3 9
ST . BERNARDS : Mulkearns 3 . Harnden . O'Connell .
,u-<<, Melia . Wood . Klaaysen . BEST : Wood . Sullivan .
%1ii14.carns, Smith . Klaaysen . O'Connell .
COLLEGIANS : Tregear 2, Schmidt 2 . Pike . Baum .
hittaker. Daft. BEST : Trel;ear. Duff. Schmidt . Parsons.
11 .irner, Wright.
.3 4 .6.30
Ivanhoe 1 .1 2 .2 2.14
5 .17.47
Ormond 1 .3 3 .8 4
ORi11OND : McAsey 2 . Tonkin . Mehrten . Singleton .
BEST : Mehrten. P .Mehrten. Eishold. McDonald. Beard . .
Burke .
IVANHOE : Boccabella, Donohue . Freeman, McDonald .
BEST : Gittos . O'Sullivan . Dulevskis . Baker . Sharp .
Balcombe .
North OB 3.4 7.7 7.8 9.9 .63
Old Xavs 1 .4 1 .6 3.9 5 .10 .40
NORTH OB : Carroll 3, Busuttil . Cahill . Considine, D u
Bois. Atkinson . Tierney . BEST : Carroll . O'Rourke . Hibbert.
Considine, Busuttil, Griffin .
OLD XAVERIANS : Curtain 2 . Carlin 2, Barry . BEST:
Atkinson . O'Shau~~hnessy. Tiernan . Carlin . Bourke .
Curtain .
~
Old Scotch 5 .4 6.6 8.9 9.12 .66
Univ . Blues 0.2 2 .6 3.7 6.9 .45
OLD SCOTCH : Grigg 2 . Hodge. Kiel . Macmillan . Moir .
Matthews, Marx . Morgan . BEST : Kiel . Hodge . Smith .
Tal lent, Thompson . Marx .
UNIVERSITY BLUES : Curnow . Lam . Nugent .
Polkinghorne, Tyquin . Wallis. BEST : Polkinghorne . Nugent .
Christie. Lam . Grutzner. Williams.
B
'--C
T ®N
10 .8 13 .10 .84
8 .7 8.8 .56
MARCELLIN : Carafa 3, Caffrv 3 . Carr 2 . Staffieri 2 .
Amad, Bentley, Petroff, BEST : ,Amad . Caffry . Getson. Carr .
Walshe . Carafa .
OLD BRIGHTON : Grant 2 . King 2. Woff 2 . Swan .
Thomas. BEST : Grant . Welsh . Hoar. Woff. Murray, Jones .
Marcellin 3 .4
Old Brighton 3 .1
5 .4
7 .4
Old Melburni :ms
15.18.108
St .
Kilda
6 .8•44
OLD MELBURNIANS : Mitchell 6 . Pisarski 3 . Elam 2 .
Morrison . Mattinglev . Bradshaw . Witts. BEST : Bradshaw .
Davine . Thompson. `vWttts . Mitchell . J . Mi chell .
ST. KILDA : Lopes 3- Gillan, La Fon,aine, Latham . BEST :
Jones . Gillan, Darwell . Gilmore . Howard, Lake .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985
AIAX 2 .1
4 .3 9 .5 12 .7 .79
Old Paradians 2 .2 8 .5 16 .9 19 .11 .125
OLD PARADIANS : Biviano 6, MeClements 4 . Pritchar d
3 . Flynn 3, Phillips, Wood . Exton . BEST: Phillips . Fahey .
Exton, Spillane . Biviano. Canavan .
A .J .A .X . : Marks 6 . Bendel 2 . Roth 2 . Le Bransky. Lewis .
BEST : Klooger . Marks. Friedman . Kaye, Roth . Bendel .
C SE(',MION
8 .3 11 .5 .71
Old Camberwell 3 .0 4 .1
St Kevins 3 .3 3 .6 3.10 3 .11 .29
OLD CAMBERWELL : Spencer 4. Buchanan 3 . Armstrong
2, Schwab 2 . BEST : Armstrong. Inkster . Stapleton . Spencer .
Holding . Hackett .
ST . KEVINS : Goal kickers, best players not received .
Fawkner 5.3 14 .10 19 .17 27.18.180
2.5 4.6 4.7 .31
Coburg 1 .2
FAWKNER : Korp8 . Majerczak4,Majerczak3 .W'ilson3,
O'Leary 3. Hoare 2. Cropley2 . Ould . Weir . BEST : Majerczak.
Cropley . Bosst . Young. 0 Leary . Korp.
COBURG : ANgelis 2 . Adduci . Tolley . BEST : Wood .
Adduci . Marulli . Tolley .
Banvule 3.0 6.2 8.3 10 .5.65
Therrv 0.2 1 .2 2 .5 5 .6.36
BANYULE : Goal kickers. best players not received .
THERRY : Reidy 2 . O'Rouke. Murcutt . Broderick . BEST :
Gibson . Egglestone. Reidy . Crotty . Broderick. Whyley.
Hampton Rovers 2 .3 6 .8 8 .10 14.12 .96
Thomastown 4 .7 7 .7 10.11 11 .13 .79
HAMPTON ROVERS : Austin 4, Panagiotidis 4 . Jones 3 .
Poulter . Kelly . Capp . BEST : Hetherington . Poulter. Austin .
Capp . Nash. Jones .
THOMASTOWN : Farchione4. Bell 2 . Fleming, Gleeson .
Sinni . Valeri . BEST : Farchione . Kelly, Buller. Harling . Bell .
McGregor .
7 .5
9 .9 13 .13 .91
Old Haile6v
3 .3
Monash Blues 1,2 5 .2 5 .5 6.9 .45
OLD HAILEYBURIANS : Brown 4. Gernv 3 . Seccull 2 .
Gilchrist, Brewer . Houghton . March . BEST : Brown . C .
Brown . Holohan. Campbell . Wilson . Miller.
MONASH BLUES : Howden 4. Tadgell . Gale . BEST : Sest .
Howden . Deighton. Bergin . McGregor . Olds .
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LAST ROUND 'S RESULTS
D SECTION
.97-11
Old Geelong
Preston
Old Trinity
iV'IiiSOB
4 .5 4 .6 7 .7 9 .9.63
1 .0 1 .1 1 .1 2 .2.1 4
OLD TRINITY : Brent 3, Sammut 2 . O'Shaughnessy 2,
Glass 2. BEST: Heath, Allibon, Norman . Cowley, Adgemis .
Glass.
'
MHSOB : Athamasopoulos, Chester . BEST : Dowling . Wis .
Venna, Moody . Mctardie . Kotz .
Old Ivanhoe
1 .1 2 .6 5 .9 7.13.55
Balaclava 1 .4
1 .5 4 .7 6 .9.45
OLD IVANHOE : Baird 2. Beith, Fallaw, Grant . Johnson .
Skalberg. BEST : Fallaw, Harris . Purcell . Long . Grant .
Barker.
12 1 1
8.13,~ I
OLD GEELONG : Vickers-Willis 3, Emmett 2, Holl„•
2 Henderson . McCallum . Pearson, Jewell . Rundle . BI ,
N orrison, Keiior . Coats, Chomiey . Hunter, Rundie
PRESTON : Unavailable . BEST : Ctdcutt, O'
ri,
B ;
Hepburn, Buttifant .
Old Carey 4 .1 4 .2 4
.3 4
42ti
Williamstown 0 .5 6 .9 10.13
15 .1
7
OLD CAREY : Mead 2, Burne 2 . BEST : Endall, Mead
. IGear,Jckson
.
WILLIAMSTOWN : Elliott 6 . Mitchell 3 .
Den
Hyland . MeGaritv, Van Der Peet, White .Cannon,
BEST
McGarity, Van Der Peet . Dooley . Loton, Jukes . : Der•, .
BALACLAVA : Crottie 2. Angwin 2 . Sist 2. BEST : An~ win .
Gregory . Raffertty . Withers . Miitze, Monaghan
.
Power House 3 .4 3 .8 7.12 9.14.68
North Bruns
5 .2
9 .4 14 .6 20.9 .129
POWER HOUSE : Corbett 2 . Stewart 2, Zaffino 2 Corbett .
Ennis. Mason . Miller . BEST : Desler. Crisara . .Corbett
.
Bonney . Ennis . Pavlou .
NORTH BRUNSWICK : Scullin 6 . Sulivan 3 . Tavlor 3
Hehir2 . Maggs. Tirchett, Nastos . Fox . Parkinson, De
Morton .
BEST: Parkinson, Hehir . Tirchett, Mattgs . De Morton
.
St . Bedes 3 .4
5 .6 5 .7 8.11 .59
West Bruns .
1 .3 9 .5 14 .11 19 .14 .128
WEST BRUNSWICK : Smith 6. Hall 4. Hatzistravou 2 .
Kirk 2, Travnor 2 . Baker, Fyffe . Guatta. BEST : Hall,
Lampard . S .'L•tmpard. Raindne . Smith . Traynor .
ST . BEDE'S : Goal kickers, best players not received .
Old Mentonians
2 .1 6.4 9.6 14 .7
State Bank 2 .4 6 .5
8 .7 11 .8.74
OLD MENTONIANS : Meyer 5, Heath 3 . Glue 3. Sciacca
2 . Best ..
BEST : Cater.Be
Di Sciacci . Neuton . Sciacca . Bevnon .
Barrett
y
STATE BANK : Jenkins 4 . Rosew :uroe 4. Crespin . Murrav .
Keatini;. BEST : Digby . Baudinette, Aumont . Henderson
.
Smith .
E E?
Heatherton 2.4 3 .10 6 .13 12 .18 .90
Peninsula 2.5 6.9 10.1
11 .14 .80
HEATIIERTON : Goal kickers. best players not
received .
PENINSULA O .B . : Goal kickers. best players not
received .
Bulleen United
Elsternwick
7
.63
2.21
.3 .1 5
BULLEEN UNITED : Lardner 2, Creiithton . Flanagan,
Lempriere . Snape . Vasilaides . BEST : Creighton, Morley .
Snape . Gandolfo . Empey. Ziogas . Zorzi .
ELSTERNWICK : Forster 2 . BEST : Farrington, Grace .
Ballantyne . Farrelly .
FITOB
University Reds
7.19.61
7.19 .61
F.I .T .O.B . : Mills Grant . Stefou . BEST : Baird . Cliffe .
Watt . Grant . Chatfield . Stefou .
UNIVERSITY REDS : Goal kickers, best nlaoet:ti not
recek ed .
16
F SECTION
Old Essendon 4 .2
5 .4 7 .6
10 .10 711
C'wealth Bank 3 .4
7 .7 8 .11 15 .13,10 3
OLD ESSENDON : Goal kickers . best players r„i
received.
a,'
'~
11 .12 .78
6 .9,45
I, :,nhoc
l)rmond
Bye 2 . Lynn 2 . Diamond, Dwyer .
k NILOE : Matthews3,
Newnham . BESI~: Matthew, Kennedy, Lynn .
11 • Russell . Shaw .
. Dawson, Fisher .
pRnIOND : Eishold 2, Freney-Mills
. Eishold, Frewey-Mills .
„icr ift~BEneT : Andrew_ Reeves
~~ . . .
7.8 .50
North OB 7.8 .50
( )Id x avs.
SORTH lO Bn P~pPshaThomas~Cotchett . LovelocpttDe
r: %N
.
OLD XAVS : Goal kickers. best players not received
12 .7 15 .9.99
.2
7.3
old Scotch 3.5 6.7 7.10 9.11 .65
t„iti :`Blues 4
2.
OLD SCOTCH : Caldecott 3. Macfarlane 3 . Matthews
"Imsles Davis . Lloyd . McNab, Webb, Winneke . BEST. :
.
MacFarlane,
Mansbridge,
Farrelly
, i, . Lloyd . Winnere
2 . Moir,
L .NIVERSITY BLUES : Collins 2 . Macaulay
lnnes, Bond, Mitchell, White . BEST : Bond, Macaulay .
Vuchell, Boal, Gorman, Hickey .
U .H .S .O .B . : Kufner 7 . Gathercole 4, Flavel 3, Zanin 2 .
Conway, Wood, Marshall . BEST : Pvle . Havel . Zanin .
Kufner . Palmer . Cattanach .
LA TROBE UNIV . : Goal kickers . best players not
received .
Old Melburnians
St. Kilda
Doveton 5.4 13.6 18.9 20.12 .132
Clayton 1 .3 4.5 7 .7 10 .9.69
DOVETON : Goal kickers. best players not received .
OLD MELBURNIANS : Goal kickers, best players not
received .
ST . KILDA : Neeson 4 . Ballarin 3 . Cummins . Long .
~aughton. BEST : Broadhead. Ballarin, Pirera . Neeson .
', .ntghton, Howard .
2.1
7.4
3.1 3 .4 .22
13.7 19.8.122
CLAYTON : Burke 2 . Nestor 2. Phillips 2 . Borchardt .
Cooper . Dawes, Hawlev . BEST : Wathey. Dinsdale
. Blair.
Pazianas. Gallagher. Blatck .
MONASH WHITES - BY E
A
RESERVE SECTIO N
V'
C
~ 7--11,77 SECTIO N
Old Camberwell 1 .1 1 .3 2 .6 4 .8.32
St . Kevins 2 .6 4.11 7.14 9.19.7 3
OLD CAMBERWELL : Loft 2 . Iles, Moran . BEST : Wells .
Craw, Bowman . Jepson . Adams . Smith .
ST . KEVINS: Goal kickeis, best players, not received.
Fawkner 9.3 14 .13 19 .17 28.23.191
Coburg 0.2 0.2 0.3 0 .3. 3
FAWKNER : Wilson 7 . Aguis 3,'Ferry 3, Gray 3, Kartal 2,
Selleck 2 . Mills 2 . Rochford 2. McAuliffe, Shrimp ton .
Livingstone, Scott, BEST : Wilson, Selleck Kartal, Scott,
Gray . Rochford .
COBURG : BEST : Peck . Goumas . Collins. Sim, Bendall .
Elder .
4 .1 9.4 12 .5 . 13 .7 .85
2 .0 2 .0 5 .2 6.5-4 1
THERRY : Boden 2 . Conley 2, Halky, Prowd . BEST :
McLeod, Boden, Ratcliffe, Ramsome. Prowd . Lyons.
BANYULE: Goal kickers. best players not received.
Therry
Therry
Old Haileyburians 1 .1 6.3 9.6 11 .8 .74
Monash Blues 1 .8 3 .10 4 .11 5 .11 .41
OLD HAILEYBURY : Wise 2. Kingsle R St : Dunstan 2 ,
Stuart 2 . Stuart, Bomvick, Mitchem . BEST : Bonwick,
Newton, Hicks, Mitchem, Stuart . Loosemore .
B E M-. 03~ ~, I
Marcellin
15 .6.96
Old
Brighton
4 .7.3 1
MARCELLIN : Goal kickers, best players not received .
OLD BRIGHTON : Hillier. Tapp, Verschuur, Wilts . BEST :
Donnellin, Blair . Hall . Verschuur . Chan, Hillier .
La Trobe Univ .
0.1
UHSOB 5.1
31
Hampton Rovers 3,1 10 .4 12 .5 15 .8 .98
Thomastown 6-3 6,5 8 .8 8 .8.5 6
HAMPTON ROVERS : Spurrell 9. Rogerson 3 . Naumoff
2, Blair. BEST : THE WHOLE TEAM!! !
THOMASTOWN : Hudson 3, Sebeh, Hurling . Jones .
Medwin, Agosta . BEST : Jenkins. Groenwegan . Hudson .
Fellows . Harling .
COMMONWEALTH BANK : Rossenlis 3. Gardner 3_
Shacklock 2. Alta 2 . Letson 2 . Howell . Timothee
Edwartl
BEST : Atta . Shacklock . Baker, Edwards, Matfin,. Slapar,
Brunswick 2 .9 6 .14 12 .16 16.21
.117
ANZ Bank
2 .1
5.3 6.4
10 .7 .67
BRUNSWICK : Hewitt 6 . McLean 3, Johnston 2
2 . Watterson, Reicht, Gibson . BEST : Hewitt . Gibson. .Lazarro
Barle~
Cordes . Russ. Johnston.
ANZ BANK : Simmonds 3 . Grundell 2 . Brviceson. Evans,
MeKillop . Seel, Szeitz . BEST : Grundell . ~4ay . Ivlurray
O'Neill . Townsend .
1_'''
15 .6 .96
10 .8 .68
4.6 12 .10 17 .14 22 .16.148
Univ . Blacks
0.1 1 .2 3.5 4.5 .2 9
Kew
KEW : Brassil, Wolfe, Kiarkou . O'Brien . BEST : Bacash,
Harrison, Heald . O'Brien, Brassil, Jackson .
UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Goal kickers . best players not
received .
Parkside
0 .1 4 .3 5 .7 6.10.46
2 .5
3,6 .2 4
Caul . Gram .
0.3 1 .4
MONASH BLUES : Hildebrand 2 . Garde . Wright, Forbes .
BEST : Crawford, Clegg, Parker . Forbes, Stout, Hawson .
D RESERVE SECTIO N
Old Trinity 3 .3 6 .5 9.9 12 .11 .83
MHSOB 3 .2 5 .3 5 .5 6 .6 .42
OLD TRINITY : Kennedy 6 . Rogers 2 . Taylor, Heath .
Hope, Birrell . BEST : Douglas . Heath . Hope. Margetts .
Birrell . Marlean .
M .H .S .O .B . : Woodhouse 2 . Brewster 2 . Quaife . Turner .
BEST : Kellv. Haidanous . Schnieder. Drake . Roach, Gale .
Old Ivanhoe
Balaclava
1 .3 5.4 6.8 7 .9 .51
3.2 9.6 13.8 16 .9.105
He La Salle 3 .2 6.5
10.8
11.14.80
Bulleen-Temp .
1 .1 4.3
5 .7 7,9,51
BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Minnev 2 . Miles 2 . Kellc .
ly alsh, Chadwick . BEST: Espenschied . Field . George . .Miles .
DeGoldl, Tenace.
PARKSIDE : Wilson 2 . Blvthe 2, Irwin, Coffey . BEST :
°Poyntz. McMurtry, Harvey, Sherlock, Fletcher. Soligo .
CAULFIELD GRAM . : Harley, Judd . Adams . BEST :
O'Loughlin . Murphy. Barker, Thompson . Glossop. Phillips.
OLD IVANHOE : Raftopoulos 2 . Bates . Bowes . Cockerill .
Lamorewski . Selleck . BEST : Frattin . Bates . Bowes . Haut;.
Raftopoulos. Selleck.
BALACLAVA : Drinan 5, Patterson 2 . Schultz 2 . Taylor .
Graffin 2 . McLeod 2. Spaulding . BEST : Oaten. Taylor .
O'Sullivan. Breslin . Schultz. Brown.
DE LA SALLE : Goal kickers. best players . not received .
St. Bernards
3.2 6.4 9.4 10.7 .67
St. Bernards 1 .1 8.2 6.9
7 .10.i2
ST . BERNARDS : O'Dea 4. Purcell 2 . Williams. BEST :
Hargreaves . Purcell. Farmer . Monalthan. Harvey .
Harareaves .
COLLEGIANS : Goal kickers. best pla} ers not reeei\ ed .
4 .6 4 .6.30
0 .5 2 .5
AJ.A .X.
Old Paradians 5 .3 9 .6 11 .9 15 .12 .10 2
A .LA-X, : Sharp, Komornik . Shenker . Stern . BEST:
Alberts, Pinkus, Adler . Josem, Segal, Simon .
OLD PARADIANS : Liddicutt 3, McMahon 3 . Hammond
Jackson . Flynn. Neylan . Flynn, MeMahon, Crowley .
Considine . BEST : Considine. Ltddicutt . MeMahon .
Htunmond, Busch . Conw•ap- .
Power House 4 .2 5 .6 10.8 11 .8 .74
North Bruns .
2 .2 6 .3 8.4 11 .7 .73
POWER HOUSE : Bredyk 6. Clemens 2, Russell 2, Grogan .
BEST : Mahoney . Bredyk . Snyders. Grof;an, Stodgell . Bray .
NORTH BRUNSWICK : Cioccio 4, Lekkas 2, Tsialtas 2 .
Dowsett, Strickland . Panagiotidis. BEST : Rodgers . Fox .
Tsialtas . Merlino. Costello .Karatas.
THE AMATEUR FOOTI3ALLER - 199~i
17
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985
LAST ROUND'S RESULTS
LAST ROUND'S RESULTS
St. Bedes 0 .0
3.2 5.2 8.2 .50
West Bruns .
7.2 11 .4 20.7 26.10.166
WEST BRUNSWICK : Robertson 7, A . Robertson 5 .
Heenan 4 . Johnstone 3, Silveri 2 . Walsh, McNamara, Curtin .
BEST : Johnstone, Millin, Robertson, T . Robertson, Silveri .
Whitc .
ST. BEDES : Goal kickers, best players not received .
Old Mentonians
State Bank
4 .4 5 .7 8 .8 10.14 .74
2.3 5 .5 7.7 7 .8 .50
Brunswick 4,4 7 .7 10
ANZ Bank 2 .1 2.6 4.10
.614IUlla
5 t~ t
BRUNSWICK : Harrison 4. Walker 3. Jackson 2,
2 . Spiteri 2 . Conduit . BEST : Jackson, Kanne^fest~, ;
Davenport, Harrison, McCulloch, Cook .
ANZ BANK : Bishop, Hewitt, Patching, Smith, yyils,
BEST : Coffey, Cummings, Haywood, Patching .
OLD MENTONIANS : Vines 3. Dickson 2 . Coles, Ball .
Beasley . Ridley, Sharp. BEST: Skalzo. Beyner . Beasley .
Thompson . Ridley, Vines .
STATE BANK : Eacott 3. Inglis 2. Catterson. Orgill . BEST :
Orgill, Guy . Inglis . Pitts, Catterson . Eacott .
UHSOB 3 .4 6 .7
15
18-13
Latrobe Univ .
0 .1 3,5 3.13
.5
4 121
8'12
U .H .S .O.B . : Mather 4. Boyce 3 . Furlong 1 Byrt, ,
Rennick 2. Perry 2 . Constantine 2, Thompson
BE5
Constantine . Byrne, Humphreys, Boyce, Andrews,. Pern
LA TROBE UNIVERSITY : Goal kickers . best playlf
not received .
E RESE RVE SECTION
Doveton 6.2 8.2 10.8 11,11 .7 Clayton 2.1 6,1 9.1 14,2,&,
CLAYTON : Slink 4 . Clulow 2 . Delosa 2, Blasi, Curm~
Delosa, Thomson, Wathen . BEST : Slink . Dereus, Curn,~~,
Cook . Adams.
DOVETON : Goal kickers, best players not received .
Heatherton
Peninsula
2 .4 6.6 9.7 11.13 .79
0.2 3 .2 6.3 7 .7 .4 9
HEATHERTON : Goal kickers, best players not
received .
PENINSULA : Goal kickers, best players not received .
Bulleen United
Elsternwick
1.2 3.2 6.2 8 .7 .55
2.3 3.6 7.8 10.9 .69
BULLEEN UNITED : Veitch 2 . Sebattini 2 . Berkfeld 2Attlier . Burns . BEST : Cheney . Orwin . Mutimer . Burns .
Pascoe, Lee .
ELSTERNWICK : Doran 3. Karipidis 3 . Mahonv. Lloyd .
Ritchie . Sneesby . BEST: Ritchie. Karipidis . Berry . O'Connor .
Bonaddio . Contin.
FITOB
Univ . Reds
2 .1 3 .3 6 .5 7 .5 .47
5 .1
9 .7 9.12 12.15 .87
F .I .T.O .B. : Weir 3 . Gibbs 2 . Hodson . Nelson . BEST :
Hodson, Weir . Gibbs . McKinley, Murrell.
UNIVERSITY REDS : Goal kickers . het players not
received.
Old
Geelong
5 .3.33
Preston
21 .13 .13 9
OLD GEELONG : Kelso 2, Beischer, Slatterv . Goold .
BEST : Beischer. Stephens. Kelso. Goold. Mvers. Baillieu .
MONASH WHITES - BY E
Bulleen-Temp,
7.1 12.5 17
22 .20.152
St. Bernards 1 .2 1 .3 2.11
.8
3.11 .2 9
BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Shepherd 4, Smith 3,
Mayne 3. Shallard 3, Williams 2, Wotherspoon 2 . Mutimer
Duran . Lederman . Mills . Giles. BEST : Espenschied.
.
Wotherspoon. Williams. Dunny . Shepherd . Mutimon .
ST. BERNARDS : Deasy 2 . Nash . BEST : Clarke,
Mulkearns. Redfern . Nash . Comito . Dowling.
Thomastown 11 .16,82
Banyule
7 .6 .48
THOMASTOWN : Everitt 2 . Bubis 2 . loannidis 2 . Bell,
Koullinous, Cope . Farchione . Trafford . BEST : Cope,
Farchione . Watts . Everitt . Bubis . Tessari .
BANYULE : Goal kickers. best players. not received .
Old Carey 9 .10 .64
Williamstown 15 .11 .101
North O .B .
26 .17 .173
Old Camberwell 5-g 3
8
WILLIAMSTOWN : Sodomaco 6 . Cannon 2, Graham 2 .
Tuck 2 . Di Pietro . Doria. Hart . BEST : Mugavin . Doria .
Barlow. Sodomaco . Tuck . Whitaker .
F RESERVE SECTION
Old Essendon
C'wealth Bank
OLD ESSENDON :
received .
5 .2
1 .0
10.3 14 .3
17.8 .110
2 .5 3 .6 4 .6 .3 0
Goal kickers . best player, not
COMMONWEALTH BANK : Keatina . Grima . O'Connell.
Spencer. BEST : Spencer. Ennor . Len :ra . Worthington,
Firrnan . Plester .
18
4 .3 .27
i I I i :amstown 15.29.11
Old
11 Nlelb .
N1ILLIAMSTOWN : Allen 2 . Goetz. Wright . BEST:
Allen . Ryan, Wright . Finch, Singleton .
t)Lfl MELBURNIANS : Goal kickers . best players not
.7 4 .7.31
Old Brt hton 1 .3 2 .4 3.14
32 .19 .21 1
I,~ Cie
8.5 18.8 23
OLD BRIGHTON : Buckley, Burns, Taylor, Green . BEST :
~ti ;•,,ins, McLennan . Burns. J trvis, Ashton, Coventry .
3,
IlELASALLE
m0'Calla
Pollard 2, :Wright,
1 haL ntVHa en~ Hig g
.
Lowe,
O'Callaghan,
McMahon
.
.
Campbell,
Spriggs
nlih
0.5 1 .9 4 .14 7.16,58
old Haile bury
Il : ,ntpton ecovers 2 .4 4.7 6.7 8.9 .5 7
( ) LD HAILEYBURY : Kerr, Harry, Kind, Atkinson,
h<<on, Bowman, Mason . BEST : Kind, Bowman, Edwards .
:irr>_
Wood . Oakes .
Il
HAMPTON ROVERS : Sherlock 3, Tubb 2, Mason,
Mather, Jackson . BEST : Engelkamp, Hoggett, Kennedy .
Cahill, Bodley . Winkler .
MHSOB
Collegians
6.2 12 .4 16 .6 21 .11 .137
1 .3 4 .3 6.5 6 .6.4 2
M .H,S .O.B . : Moritz 7, Phillips 4, Waldron 3 . Anastasakis
2, Lott 2 . Kerrin, Wilson, Persichetti . BEST : Anastasakis,
Joyce . Moritz, Phillips . Reid, Kerrin .
COLLEGIANS : Goal kickers, best players, not received .
7.4 15.8
19 .9.123
St. Kilda 5.3
Monash 5.1 10.4 11.5 13 .10 .88
MONASH BLUES : Tomlinson 4, Pearson 2, Blackman 2,
Blackshaw 2, Carmody, Gudy, Day. BEST : Hamilton,
Mitchell . Blackman, Pearson, Blackshaw . Davis.
ST. KILDA : Goal kickers, best players not received .
Ormond 4 .4 4 .7 11 .11 13 .14 .92
Old Xaverians 3 .2
4 .4
4 .4 5 .5 .3 5
ORMOND: Morrissey, Klvac, Lowe, Hillier, Roger. BEST:
Rogers, Rush, Dethridge, Meehan, Lowe, Hillier .
OLD XAVERIANS : Goal kickers, best players not
received.
UNDER 19 ZONE 1
St. Kevins
4.1
6.6 8 .10 13 .17,95
Old Ivanhoe 2 .2 2 .5
4 .8
5,10 .40
ST . KEVINS : Stone 3 . Nielson 3. Lynch 2 . Mulcahy 2,
Collier, Gleeson . Vear. BEST : Phillips. Wallack, Morgan,
Collier. Whity, McLean ,
OLD IVANHOE: Glover 2. Lewis 2 . Sedawit ;
Glover. Lewis . Harris . Lynch . Cocking . Parsons. . BEST-
PRESTON : Walkley 4. O'Connor 4 . Allen 3 . Rvan 2 . D e
Bono 2 . DeLuca 2 . Hunter 2. Allen . Faure . BEST : Allen .
Mounsey . Walkley . Allen . Maynard. Faure .
OLD CAREY : Hands 3 . Koehne 2 . Sheedv 2 . Emfland .
Benton . BEST : Benton . Burnie . Thomas . Sheedy . MeHar~~ .
Webster.
UNDER 19 ZONE 2
NORTH O .B. : Turcinovich 7 . Campbell 3. Sabato 3 Scollo
3 . Hibbert 2 . Morse 2 . Siluca 2 . Hoskin. Merrett ..Serra.
Sortino . BEST : Sortino . Trimboli . Serra . Morse . Dalwood.
Turcinovich .
OLD CAMBERWELL : Holding 2. Brown . Jones-Robert .
Karlson . BEST : Brown . Holdins, Gibb,
Leitch.
Gugf;enheimer. Galvin .
Old Paradians 3 .1 4 .2 5 .2 6 .2 .38
Marcellin 8 .12 11 .16
14.20 21 .29 .155
OLD PARADIANS : Musvrave3 . Lando . .Annett . McAleer.
BEST: Mills . .4wnett . Lanso. Nailer. Brennan, Bowlan.
MARCELLIN : Goal kickers. best players. not received .
Therry 1 .6 4 .10 6 .12 6.13 .49
University
.
2 .1 4 .3 6.5 8.10.5 8
THERRY : Gallagher 3 . Grocock 2 . Moloney . BEST :
Moran . Broderick. Bloor. Grocock . Bruno.
UNIVERSITY : Bourke 5 . Hocking . Zimmermann .
Dowling . BEST : Cullinan- Walper . Allardice
. Kimpton .
Turnbull . Hocking .
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985
1985 REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES
16th AAFC CARNIVA L
JUNE 30 to JULY 6
at ELSTERNWICK PARK
June 30 Tasmania v South Australia
Victoria v Western Australia
July 1 Victoria (2) C, F v New South Wale s
July 3 Western Australia v South Australia
Victoria v Tasmani a
July 4 Combined Universities v New South Wale s
July 6
New South Wales v Victoria (2) D, E
Tasmania v Western Australia
Victoria v South Australi a
June 9
VFA v VAFA at Preston
July 14 VCFL v VAFA at Mildura
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985
19
,4T
Personality Par s
a
100 GAMES AT THERRY
ratulations Kevin Cartwright on your t00th
ith the club . Kevin who commenced his career
h Thwrry in 1980 has had success both as a playe r
S 1t_1al -, !~ ,? `t! io ®'~~
Miles, Bull,, . n temp .
B RESERVE SECTION
I? RESERVE SECTION
Iti~nn~Jc 01,1 Trinitv (6)
Smith . NVesi Brunswic k
Drinan . Balaclava (5)
Hall . West Brunswick (-)
Quaife, MHSOB (1)
Meyer, Old Mentonians ( - )
Lewicki . Old Trinity (-)
Tavlor. Old Trinity ( - )
C SECTIO N
E RESERVE SECTION
Sodomaco . Williamstown (6)
(3 )
Doran . Elsternwick
Slattery . Old Geelong (1)
Karipidis . Elsternwick (3)
Best . Preston (- )
D SECTION
Brent . Old Trinit y
Smith . West Brunswick
Phelps . MHSOB
Jenkins . State Ban k
J . Sist . Balaclav a
Hall . West . Brunswick
Corbett . Preston
Cowley. Old Trinity
Mallon . Doveton
Burke . Clavton
Kufner . UHSOB
Eyre . Doveton
Green . Doveton
Howell . Commonwealth Bun ;
TON UP AT ROVERLAN D
PLtyers, officials and supporters at Hampton
to Mark "Youngy "
Rovers extend congratulations
g ame (senior an d
1'oung who today plays his 100th
uniorl for the club . Mark started his career with the
nd c r 15 team in 1979 and is now a fierce competitor
it It the Seniors . Although inconsistency seems t o
;,,,~ c been a bit of a problem of recent times . Mark
~mains a vital player in structure of the side . Well
,Ione Mark, we look forward to your next 100 games
or the Rovers .
C RESERVE SECTION
hrrry (-)
1 crr~ . F~nckner (3 )
()Icl Hailc%huuv (2)
Ilc\ol ;, . H ;,mhtiIn Rovers (-)
Gletsun_ nc"n,,stown (- )
Korp . Fawkncr
Farchione, Thon,astow, n
Panagiotidis .Ifumpt o n IZ o
Wrigglesv:orth . Thoui ;t,i~m n
Taylor, Therry
Hodgson . O . Collegians
O'Rourke . Therry
Ould . Fawkner
F SECTIO N
Is the club . I would like to wish Kevin every success
tho, future.
(2)
Maher . y.Iarcellin
Flynn . ( )I , I Paradians
Grah~ini . Si . Kilda
Foreh ;un . St . Kild a
(-)
Bak c r . ( .,uL Gram .
ltilli c r . ( )I L I Brighton (1 )
B SECI70'S
Filipovic . Kew
Lopes, St . Kild a
J . Mitchell, Old Mclb .
Thomas. Old Bri L h, o n
C . Haralambopuul o .~ .
Dempsey . Uni % .
Berzins . Caulf . Gr:un .
Capiron, St . Kil, J ;i
E SECTION
Elliott . Williamstow n
Hepburn . Preston
Reiger . Heatherton
Mahonev . Elsternwick
Cannon . Williamstown
Hill . Elsternwick
,nd as a coach . Last season Kevin coached the
rves to a Premiership in it season when the team
undefeated . On behalf of everyone associate d
Moir, Universitv °' (1)
Roberts, CoIlceians (- )
A SECTION
Pace . Bulleen-Temp .
S . Curtain . Old Xaverians
Morcom, Ivanhoe
Kerin, De La Salle
Mason . Old Scotch
Herman, Collegians
Edwards . North O .B .
Roberts . Collegians
Boccabella . Ivanhoe
50 GAMES AT MARCELLIN
\11 at Marcelli n congratulate Peter Sheehan on
Hying his 50gh 50th game recently against Parkside .
Ibroughout his career Peter has proved to be a
,aluable team member and his on-field performance
,t this milestone game demonstrated the skill and
,cnacity he possesses . Well done Pete . we look
(,ac ;,rd to many games from you .
l ~L
15
it
MILESTONES AT UNI HIGH
Congratulations to 2 of our younger players on
recently playing their 50th games . Tony (Emu)
Greenwood and Colin ( Wired for Sound) Gathercole
24 are members of the smaller brigade who continually
20 hare in after the ball each week . We all consider
16 urselves lucky that Colin & Tony are also very good
14 clubmen and we hope they'll be around for many
13 more years . Well done .
F RESERVE SECTION
Gallagher . Therry (-)
Clulow. Clayton (3)
Maher. MHSOB (3)
Harrison . Brunswick (4 )
(6)
3 5 UNDER 19 ZONE 1
21 Turcinovich . -Nort h
1-) 21 Harnden . St . Bernards
1-1 21 Sabato . North O B
(3) 20 Gallai,her . Therry
(-1 20 Siluca . North OB
Mayne . Bulleen-Tenip .
Grocock . Therr v
Ioannidis . Thomas
(-)
36
(2) 35 Bourke . Univ .
t7) 29 Smith . Bulleen-Temp .
-~ 16 Crooks . Marcelli n
16
(1) 16 UNDER 19 ZONE 2
tiloritz . MHSOB (7
A RESER V E SECTION
. Old Scotch I-)
)Lloyd
41
Fisher . Ormon d
Hoffman . Ivanhoe
Schurcroft .Onnon d
20
MILESTONES AT NORTH O .B .
24 Two milestones were recently achieved at the
1 8 North O .B ., those being Grant Peatce, 100 games and
1- Paul M il lett, 50 games . Grant Peatee. after brief stav
10 it Therry, notched up his 100th game against Scotch
c ;irlier in the season . Grant is a former Best and
Fairest winner, twice with the club and once with the
V.A .F .A ., that being the 1979 J 1 Trophy . Grant has
(7) 32
,hcttys been a great team player and one who displays
(-) 29
airiel strength as well as the ability to win the hard
(3) ?`)
ball, well done Grant! and you can rest assured that
(3) 2
cour team mates are happy to have you back . Paul
(2) 26
Aillett commenced with the Under 19 side in 1982
( .3) 25
and since then has acquitted himself very well . A
(2)
23
member of the 1983 A Reserve Premiership team .
(2) 22
Paul has recently made his way into the senior team
(5) 21
and is inspiring all with his strong play, particularly
(3) 21
when he is giving away a lot of weight and inches .
(-1 1 9
(1) 1, Campbell . De La Salle (131 32
( 1 ) I6 Klivac . Ormond (I) 24
(1) 14 Hillier . Ormond (_ 1 1 8
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985
100 GAMES AT HEA T H ED T O N
,Tony `Spew' Perkins played his 100th game against
Peninsula last week . Tony started in our junior side
some years ago and except for some unfortunate
injuries would have completed this milestone earlier .
He has been a great asset to the club both on and off
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985
the field . Presently he is serving on the committee
and are sure he will continue in this role for some
time. `Spew' approaches his football the sameway he
approaches his women . Toff, Relentless and
Penatrating are adjectives used to describe him . Over
the past seasons he has become a leader both on and
off the field and his desire for the game is an example
to players twice his size . Congratulations and well
done 'Spew' from everyone at Heatherton .
50 GAMES AT UNIVERSITY BLACKS
Congratulations to University Blacks rover
Brendan Keilar who plays his 50th game against AJAX
today . Brendan commenced with the Blacks in 1982
and has become an integral part of the club . BK is
well known for his courageous roving efforts, his
constant burrowing into packs and the strength and
determination to handle the knocks . In 1984 BK
played an important role in the reserves premiership
win and this year he was selected in the All-Australian
Intervarsitv side . All at the Blacks wish Brendan well
today and we look forward to many more fine
achievements by a very popular young man .
C, D, E & F REPRESENTATIVE SIDES
All players nominated by their club to train for
inclusion in 1985 C D E & F grade representative
sides are asked to attend the first training session at
the Power House club ground, Ross Gregory Oval,
Albert Park, on Wednesday 29th May . Training will
commence at5 .30 pm sharp . Injured players must be
in attendance. Plavers are asked to wear full club
uniform .
UMPIRES CORNER
Today we congratulate Ralph B ridges, a goal
umpire who will reach an amazing milestone . 400
games .
Ralph started as a club boundary umpire with
Murrumbeena juniors in 1948, and joined V .A .F .A .
ranks in 1961 . Ralph has umpired a total of 85 finals
including 24 grand finals, 3 interstate matches and an
inaugural U19 championship match . Ralph is really
an ornament to the -ame, as he is always prepared to
help anyone at anytime and as his record shows, he
really looks forward to the new challenge every week .
Well done Ralph, may you continue for many years
to come .
THE BLACK LIS T
(Ca) - Failed to phone final scores to Paul Ha lly as
required - Reserves b y 3 p.m., all other Sections by
. -FINE - FIVE DOLLARS .
5
) - Also failed to phone scores by 5.30 p.m.
AM
-FINE - TEN DOLLARS .
(Cc) - Failed to phone scores ( if necessary) or
deta ils to Press Correspondent by 6 p.m. ( B Section
deta ils - 6 .30 p .m .) - FINE - TEN DOLLARS .
(Ca) - LATROBE UNIVERSITY - $5
(Ca) - WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS U .19 - $5
(Ca) - OLD BRIGHTON U .19 - $5
(Ca) - ST. BEDE'S RES . - $5
21
COMMANDER COMPUTER SYSTEMS PTY . LTD .
V.A.F.A . PREMIERSHIP LISTS
e~ ..
COMMANDER
COMPUTERS
Collegians
Old Scotch
North O .B .
Ivanhoe
Ormond
Bulleen-Temp
De La Salle
St . Bernards
Old Xaverians
Univ . Blues
Parkside
St. Kilda
Old Melb.
Caul. Gram .
Kew
ma rce I I i n
Old Brighton
Old Paradians
Univ . Blacks
AJA X
Fawkner
Therry
Banvule
Old-Camberwel l
Old Hailevburv
Thomasuiwn
Monash Blues
Hampton Rovers
St . Kevins
Coburg
Old Trinitv
W. Bruns .
MHSOB
Balaclava
Old Mentonians
O . Ivanhoe
North Brunswick
State Ban k
Pox, er House
St . Bedes
A SECTIO N
7 5 2 890
7 5 2 858
7 5 2 729
7 4 3 723
7 4
3
606
7 3 4 716
7 3 4 588
7
4 555
3
7 2 5 608
7 I 6 59 4
B SECTIO N
6 5 1 634
6 4 2 763
6 4 2 689
6 4 2 761
6
3
3 769
6 3 3 546
6 3 3 610
6 2 4 576
6 1 5 063
6 I 5 536
6 C6SECTIO N
0
837
6 5 1 827
6 4 2 659
6 4 2 607
6. 3
3 5 33
6 2 4
655
6 2 4 609
6 2 4 509
6 I 5 517
6 1 5 54 0
I) SECTION
6 6 0 828
6 5 1 692
6 5 1 675
6 4 2 826
6
3 3
,52
6 3
3
7-}
6 2 4 617
6 I - 58 ;
6 I j 51S
6 0 6 ~_94
E SECTIO N
6 5 1 735
6 4 2 773
6 4 2
625
6 3 3
700
6
3 3
613
6
,l'6
3 3
6 ~
3
393
6 I 4
:;Of
6 I 4 -I7()
6 I ' 373
566 15724 20
624 137.50 20
672 108.48 20
658 109.88 16
567 106.88 16
757 94.58 12
643 91 .45 12
773 71 .80 12
841 72.29 8
766 77.55
4
510 124.31 20
597 127 .81 16
567 121 .52 16
660 115 .30 16
720 106 .81 12
590 92 .54 12
680 89 .71 12
714 80 .67 8
682 97.21 4
827 64 .81 4
493 169.78 24
540 153.15 20
573 115.01 16
593 102 .36 16
587 90.80 12
674 )7.1N ti
694 87.75 R
632 t+0.54 8
596 86.7-4 4
911 59.28
4
376 220 .21 24
467 148 .18 20
538 125 .46 20
629 131 .32 16
601 108 .49 12
619 )2 .73 12
659 91-63 R
,S10 72 .22 4
7-19 69 .16 4
869
33 .0"' it
Preston
464 158.41 20
Elsternwick
509 151 .87 16
Williamstown
480 130.21 16
Heatherton
518 135.14 12
Peninsula OB
i35 114 .58 12
Old Geelong
6E+1
86.05 12
Bulleen United
534
73-60 12
Univ . Reds
79i;
62.7ti 6
FITO B
;t39
56.69 6
Old Care s
71()
,L10 4
F SECTION
C'wealth Bank
6 6 0 734 475 154 .53 24
Doveton
6 5 1 828 442 187 .33 20
Clayton
6 4 2 830 471 176 .22 16
UHSOB
6 4 2 562 340 165.29 16
Brunswick
6
4
2 475 495 96 .5" 16
Old ESsendon
6
3 3
561 508 110 .43 1 2
ANZ Bank
6
3 3
47I 7 k5 .17 12
Monash Whites
6 1
; 282 91 ) 30 .69 4
Latrobe Univ .
6 O 6
3 36 1000 33 .60
O
UNDER 19 ZONE I
Bulleen-Temp .
6 6 0 1379
344 400.87 2 4
Thomastown
6 6 0 920
422 218.01 24
North O B
6 5
1
1063
440 241 .59 20
Marcellin
i,inixCrSii\
Banvule
St . f3ern ;-ds
['hern
St . Kexins
Old Camb.
Old Paradians
Old•lvanhoe
6
(
b
6
6
4 2 972
463
4 ? 96;
2
3 61i;
2 4 90S
6 2 4 41 7
6
-
6 O 6
6 0 6
31 3
280
186
510 190.59 16
6?0
;.-F9 lf,
5 14 li`7.7-! I-}
6t+0 90 ti8 lo
~C)2 180. M, ti
71)',, ~2.26 ti
' 9.56
1059
4
I402 19.9- 0
150-4 12.?' O
UNDER 19 ZONE 2
De La Salle 6 6 0 923
284 325.Of1 24
Old Xavs . 6 5 1 813
282 288.30 2q
Ormond 6 5 1 717
273 262.64 21)
Old Melh. 6 5 1 900
386 233.16 ? o
MHSOB 6 5 1 660
315 209.-,,
Collegians 6 4 2 657
620 105 "
Old Scotch 6
;3 3 535
398 L', -, . ,
St . Kilda 6
409
3 3
674 bi
Monash Blues 6 2 4 513
758 (i
Old Hailevbury 6 I 398
914
Old Brighton 6 I 5 397
1003
Williamstown 6 I 5 262
844 31 .i' .I
Heunpton Rovers 6 1 5 21 6
8 :i 4
A RESERVE SECTION
Ormond 7 6 1 644
390 165 .13 24
Ivanhoe 7 6 1 481
377 127.59 24
Collegians
7 5 2 427
349 122 .35 20
North O B
7 4 2 480
446 107 .62 18
7 4
De La Salle
3
467
409 114 11
Old Scotch
7 4
3
533
.1, t50814
St . Bernards
7 3 4 500
.1 6'47106
Bulleen-Temp.
7 2 5
430
569 - ;
Old Xavs.
7 0 6 282
5-19
Univ . Blues
7 0 7 41 8
670 62 .39
B RESERVE SECTION
Old Parad.
6 5 1 513
253 202.77 20
Univ . Blacks
6 5 1 596
364 163.74 20
St . Kilda
6 4 2 496
415 119.52 16
Parkside
6 4 2 392
354 110.73 1 (,
Old Melb .
6 4 2 438
400 109.)
Marcellin
6
2
4 425
391 108 .-i
Old Brighton
6 2 4 387
509 76.0
AJA X
6 2 4
316
.- 34608 t
Kex,
6 I 5
41 3
612 67.4ts
Caul . Grant .
5 32 1
539 59.5> 4
C RESERVE SECTION
Hampton Rovers 6 5 1 515
320 160.94 20
St . Kevins 6 5 1 448
302 148.34 20
Fawkner 6 4 2 581
351 165 .53 16
Therr~y
6 4 2 608
409 148.66 16
Old Cambemell 6
3 3 460
422 109.00 12
Thomastox\'n 6
3 3
439
514 i; ;.41 1
Bemyule 6
375 82.15 12
3
3 30fi
Old Hailev . 6' 4 416
i29 ti.6-4 ti
Monash E31ues 6 I
4}? 72.60 4
; 329
Cohur:t 6 0 6 20 0
826 24.21
Q
D RESERVE SECTION
Old Trinitv 6 6 0 579
299 193 .65 24
Balaclava 6 5 0 623
411 151 .58 22
West Brunswick 6 5 1 592
275 215 .27 20
Old Mentonians 6 4 1 573
3 09 185 .44 18
: 3 479
NIHSOB 6
386 124 .0"
State Bank 6 2 4 486
470 103 .4 U
Power House 6 2 4 326
; 73 56 .~ ;
N . Brunswick 6 I 3~3
-t67 75 .59 4
O .lvanhoe 6 I - 3~9
565 5 ;1 .2i 4
St . Bedes 6 0 6 166
783 21 .20 0
E RESERVE SECTION
Williamstown
6 6 0 690
360 191 .67 24
Preston
6 5 1 685
166 412.65 20
Elsternwick
6 5 I 613
357 171 .71 20
Peninsula
6 4 2 462
435 106.21 16
Heatherton
6 3
3
4?0
4'6 9-} .54 12
Old Geelong
6
-}5l
3 3
496 91 .31 12
Bulleen United
6 1 - 293
479 61 .1"' 4
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