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Congratulations to RFL footballers Jed Lawton and Glenn Vardanega on their selection in the VCFL squad to play South Australia Coun­try last Tuesday. Unfor­tunately for Vardanega he was named on emergency. Lawton was an emergency last year but, good perfor­mances, with both the RFL and Ganmain Grong G rang Ma tong enabled him to go one

better this year and, win a place in the starting line­up.

These two players along with Greg McKelvie (Coolamon), Barry Suckling (East Wagga-Kooringal) and Philip Beames (Narrandera) were selected in a squad to represent NSW against Queensland on July 16. McKelvie, Suckling and Beames were Riverina's most outstanding players in the recently completed NSW Championships.

A 32 man squad has been named for Riverina's all­important VCFL semi-final against Geelong Football League. Although declaring themselves unavailable for representative selection earlier in the season, Mark Fraser (Turvey Park), Les Parish (Griffith) and Wayne Carroll (Turvey Park) have been nominated for the squad.

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Match of the Round this weekend should be Griffith's home game against Wagga Tigers. Tigers have had a bad run with injury and it remains to be seen just who will be available this week. Griffith had a most convinc­ing win over lowly Leeton last Sunday.

Shane Ruyg booted 8 goals and received good sup­port from Gerry Toscan who notched 7 majors. Wagga will need to closely guard both players.

On their home ground the Swans have a distinct advantage and should take out the game in a close tussle.

The other Sunday game brings together Coolamon and GGGM at Kindra Park, both lost start winners. Gan­main will start favourites but Coolamon at home will make life difficult for the Lions.

The other two fixtures are set down for Saturday with East Wagga meeting Turvey Park and Narrandera at home to Leeton.

Phil Cahalan is in terrific form for the Hawks but he will need plenty of support if his team is to worry Turvey Park who have a dynamic full forward in Wayne Carroll.

Narrandera were disappointing lcist week but have a chance to make amends against a determined Leeton.

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FIRST GRAD.E SECOND GRADE Round 5 w L D For Ag % Pts Round 5 For Ag % Pts

GRIFFITH ....... 5 730 396 184.3 20 TURVEY PK ............ 601 198 303.5 20

GAN.G.G.-M. .... 5 586 330 177.5 20 GRIFFITH .............. 607 250 242.8 16

TURVEY PK ..... 3 2 - 608 396 153.5 12 WAGGA ............... 514 243 211.5 16

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Coolamon ....... 2 3 - 591 571 103.5 8 Gan.-G.G.-M ............ 392 342 114.6 8 Narrandera .... ' 2 3 - 427 567 75.3 8 East Wagga-K. .......... 239 614 38.9 4 E. Wagga-K. 5 - 363 629 57.7 0 Narrandera ............. 237 474 50.0 0

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THIRD GRADE Club Championship Round 5 For Ag % Pts Round 5 1sts 2nds 3rds Tot

GRIFFITH ................ 505 148 341.2 20 Griffith .... .. ' ... 30 12 5 47

WAGGA .............. 534 222 240.5 16 Gan.G.G.-M ......... 30 6 3 39

TURVEY PK .............. 434 230 188.6 12 Turvey Park ........ 18 15 3 36

GANMAIN-GG-M ........ 376 235 160.0 12 Wagga . 18 12 4 34

East Wagga-K. . .......... 345 278 124.1 12 Coolamon .......... 12 9 22

Narrandera ............... 323 429 75.2 4 Narrandera ......... 12 0 1 13

Coolamon. . ..... .. . . . '. 157 603 26.0 4 East Wagga-K. ...... 0 3 3 6

Leeton .................. 124 653 18.9 0 Leeton ............ 0 3 0 3 1sts: 6 pts. 2nds: 3 pts. 3rds: 1 pt.

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last Sunday saw us venture oul 10 Kin­dra Park Coolamon of which saw us lose both 1st aM 2nd grade games but coming up trumps rn Ille U 1 Bs.

The First grade went down by 1 o goals after again gelling to within 2 or 3 goals a few t ,me_s alld lhreatening to make a real game of II but could not continue on which let Coolamon slip away iust before hall time and e~ch lime w3 looked to begetting a run

on. Phil Conalan was rn everything all day in a superb all round effort to win the mug and Wagga Central Seafood Award. Steve Absolum playir,g strongly in the centre to collect the Turvey Tops petrol award (thanks very much Huthy) and Jamie Ross relish­ing his on the ball chance taking out the Wagga Engineering b ~ .

Our 2nd 18 were right in the game until midway through the third quarter when Coolamon got a break which eventually pro· ved the diflere11ce. It was good to see the good roll up against Coolamon. Keep it up fellas. Dave 'Mary· McLintod< took out the mug with a top game at full back, Timmy (our new hero) Lo·1eshack winni1g the Wagga Engineering Award and Andrew (BungenJ Dore coming off a Pavillion Stair ride to take OJI the coke award. .

Our shining light in the football was the U1 8s as they ran out convincin9 winners with Ma·k Armstrl)l1g winning the towel afte< his frne 7 goal haul, Chris David keeping up his consistent season to fake out the socks alld Dale Perry getting the coke. .

The netball girts had a mixed day with the A gradewinning 27· 12 and the mug going to the prolific coke drinking Trish Carroll whilst 8 grade went down 9-18 with Emma Huban! continuing her good formandtheJuniorsand going cown 13· 18 with Tracy Logan as best player.

Coogratulations go to Barry, Karer and Mathew Sucklmg on the birth of their daugllterisister Jessica Grace.

Players and supporters don't forget our Funny Money Night tonight after the game. Let's get a good crowd together for a great night, also there will be a clut meeting to be held oo Thursday 13th ,une in the hall starting at 7.30pm. all suppor­ters, players, past and present are urged to attend.

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10. Steven Woo'ds 39. Greg Charleson 11. Jeremy Masterson 40. Travis Scolt 12. Tim Lloyd 41. Murray Knispel 14. Vinnie Carroll 42. Michael Button 16. Glenn Vardenega (vc) 43. Bill Robertson 17. Stephen Eather 44. Andrew Harmer 18. Gary Harris 45. Tim Goonan 19. Jason Knight 46. Phil Whitin~ 20. Scolt Bourne. 4 7 .. Tristan Scott 21. Danny McFadden 48. Steven Collins 22. Conrad Haggar 49. Clint Lewington 23. Matthew Jones 50. Phil Sullivan 24. Geoffery Harrison 51. Dean Gregurke 25. Chris Howe 52. Craig Starnes 26. Trevor Gibbons 53. Brett Ashcroft 27. Peter Gyles 54. Sean Goonan 28. Stephen Marks 55. Scott Adams 29. Jamin Forbes 56. Nigel Francis

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Thedaystartedofl wellwiththe U18s -recording a aood win against a deter- , · mined ~pposition. Jereriy Bourke con· Reo'. .,;;,11e & · linued good form to gain top votes in the e,ue weekly award. Others to play well were Shane Day, Kane Johflstone and Craig Knox who won the Tolland Hotel dinner.

The 2nds conlinued their undefeated run with a percen• tage boosting win with Steve Marks gaining top votes in the Miltons Gear Award. Cranky Franky Coates gained the dreaded Mug, others to play well were David Chamberlain, Tim Goonan and Paul Noack who won the socks.

The First Grade came out Jnd produced good systematic football to record a good victory. Wayne "Christmas·• Carroll had a great game at fulf lorward to bag 11 . goals and the Lakners Hair cut. Newcomer Matt Jones played well to win the rules Club dinner while Geoff Harrison sllowed great form in the centre to win the illustrious mug. Olhcrs to play well in a good team effort were "Stepper" Ness, Dale Lewington and coach Mark Fraser. .

Now for the netball debarcle, our usual Shining lights, the Juniors suffered their first defeat of the season. Bernadette Pelzel and Belinda Mooney played well with Renee Stratton winning the encouragement award. The B g·ade netball showed outstanding form to defeat Narrandera 19-I 8 with a 100% eflort lrom all the girls with Kelly Hill winning the mug. In the A grade Narrandera proved too strong, but with almost everyone back this week the girls have better things to come. Ca lily Donelly won the mug. Game lime next week: Juniors 12pm; B Grade 1 pm; A Grade 2pm. UP THe BULLDOGS

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NARRAN DERA EAGLES' The only bright note for the day was

the netball leans U 15s won 17-14. The B grade went down narrowly 18-19. Best players Stephanie Hemphill, Rochelle Sullivan, Roslyn Mccallum. A grade had a good win against a more fan­cied 1eam 31-11. Best players Lisa

BLUE. GOlO v McNally, Yvette Babbs. Cathy Sulivan. The team would appreciate more vocal

support at the games. so come on fellas make the effort. Our 3rd grade team tough! hard all day but were no match

for the 'Bull Pups'. Hopefully players will learn from the loss, and become better players, you musl do the instinctive lhings. get the ball on the loot as quick as possible. Awards Steven Starry. Brad Richards, John Sullivan. Simon Absoiom. Brad Wadelton, Dwayne Matthews, Daniel Lon­gabardi, Paul Mitchell.

Its a mystery why at training we gel good numbers. train hard with enthusiasm. then don't turn up for the gar,e on Sunday, ·nany thanks to players who made up the team -Dwayne Matthews and Matthew Harrison lined up twice. Dwayne in particular had a hard day and played the only way he knew how. Awards: Trent Hillier, Ron ~urry. Michael Smith.

We really thought we had a chance against the Bulldogs, but it was not to be, we Jacked runners and nuribers to the ball. Why we insisted in playing around the flanks when we did not have runners?? We allowed the oppos1t1on to get a big lead in the first quarter. the rest of the game we al least made them earn their kicks, our tackling was good. Awards Kelvin Mulholland, Peter Kiley and Mark Quilter.

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24. Trent Cummings 25. Johan Sullivan 26. Haydn Bull 27. Peter Anthony 28. Graham Flynn 29. Michael Smith 31. Chris Sullivan 32. Peter Kiley 33. Jason Williams 34. Gary Mc Lean 35. Steven Murphy 38. Holan Heckendorf 40. Paul Kirk 41. Richard Durnan 42. Barry O'Keefle 43. Kelvin Male 44. Tom Ryan 46. Glen Ingram 48. Chris Goss 49. Paul Frauntelder 50. Ian Ingram

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10. Steve Holt 33. Andrew Luff 11. Allan McPhee 34. Rodney Bell 12. James Seymour 35. Bruce McKellar 13. Steve Turner 36. Allan McPhee 14. Mark Dalitz 37. Phil Ryan 15. Ricky Maybon 38. Anthony Papersidero 16. Dennis Irvine 39. Jarrod Seymour 17. Jamie O'Connell 40. Michael Ross 18. Sam Ross 41. Phill McPhee 19. David Mann 42. Paul Goodrum 20. Garry Schmelzer 43. David Hopwood 21. Dylan Holt 44. Steve McMatton 22. Scott Lynch 45. Stuart Symes 23. Tim Sheather 46. Danny Bax1er 24. Peter Payton 47. Brad Ryall 25. Lee Anderson 48. Chris Mur~hy 26. Leo Lucas 49. Garry Swasbrick

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East Wagga last week. The 3rds battled well considering the amount of unavail· able players.

The Firsts finally realised it takes 4 Quarters of footy to win. Award winners

GREEN. wH,rE v were: Geroge Furner award to Anton Noble who took two screamers. Godde Family award to Gerard Buchanan who

grows in confidence and experience with every game. Bar­ty's award went to Anthony 'Herbe' Pie ming for his back line bursts. The towel was awarded to the veteran Andrew 'Mos· cow' Pattison. ·

TM 2nds are on a roll! Second win in a row' The highlight of the game was the comebacks of Peter Barty and Ken Sheather, but they assured everyone it will be short-lived. Award winners: Newsagency award to John 'Lurch' Ander­son for a top ruckmans game. The Royal Tavern award to David 'Bull-legs' Buchanan. The towel went to Spana kew who now realises he was made for the backline.

The U1 Ss with a verydepleated team battled hard all day but were beaten by ·complete' East Wagga' tean1. Award winners: M. 0. Curtis award to David McPherson who repelled attacks time after time. Barty's award to Shane Rudd w.no was at the bottom of all the packs. The towel went to Paul Tokely for another consistent display.

Two out of three in the netball. The B grade and U 15s were successful. Towels were awarded to Wendy Keogh in A GradA, Kylie Parr in B Grade and Sally liolden in me U15s. ·

This week its our old rivals from down the road, let's come home with the goods in all grades.

SENIORS 1. Gary Shaw 23. Mark Buchanan 2. Steve Buchanan 24. David Gillette 3. Shane Till 26. Andrew Pattison 4. Paul Kew 27. Nigel Irvine 5. Scoll Bradley 28. Anthony Parmenter 6. Brendan Gibbons 29. Garry Hilton 7. Michae Buchanan 30. John Anderson 8. Greg McKelvie 31. Frank Pattison 9. Terry Rudd 32. Gerard McPherson

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In a seesawing game we struggled for three quarters but found something in the final quarter to record a good win over the Wagga Tigers. Steven Carroll with a solid game at centre half forward won the Sports Club Award from David Currie who won the Strouds Towe I award with Jamie Crozier taking out the socks. Miltons Gear Award votes were: 3 - Steven Carroll; 2 - David Currie; 1- Scott Hamblin.

The Reserves had their chances to win but couldn't go on with it in the final Quarter. Bowling Club Award went to Glenn Evans, Fairless Towel Award to Mark McCarry with the socks going to John Beasley.

The U 18s also had their chances but had a sleep lor a quarter. Four Hotels Award went to Michael Hoogveldt, the Towel award to David Holgate with the socks going to Steven Holgate.

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ball side after their unexpected loss last 2. Ricky Burdett 39. Barney Dalgarno Sunday. The game was evenly poised 3. Peter King 40. P. Biron after the third quarter but the Leeton 4. Wayne Spencer 41. Mal Irvin side was able to run away with a win in 5. Darrell Collins 42. Matthew Signor

WHITE. RED v the last stanza of play in what had been a 6. Mark Tyndall 43. Colin Cassidy 7. Joe Agresta 44. Ron Irvine

close game up till then. Once again the 8. Martin O'Donnell 45. J. Davis experienced play of Jenny Jefferies saw her rewarded with 9. Ian Geddes 46. G. Huxley the Best and Fairest Award and Nicole Hathaway a·close 10. Les Parish (cc) 47. Michael Thompson second. Jam Collins collected a point for her good perfor- 11. Wayne Botcher 48. J. Shannon mance 12. Gerard Toscan 49. R. Johnstone

Terry's tenacious terriers turned in timit performance 13. Greg Dreyer 50. Simon Henderson with their kicking going everywhere but through the 14. Damian Scott 51. R. Vio goalposts and some undisciplined action saw Jason Vacari ~ t 2~~~e~l~~~r ~~: ~-. ~~fi1e receive his marching orders while young Butch and that 'one 17_ David Alpen 54. Chris Files cool dude' Dipper had outstanding games. 18. Brendan Brown 55. Graham Foley

The Second grade side had a 'Darryl! Eastlakes' kind of 19. Andrew Romagnolo 56. Michael Reid win 'huge'. The combined team effort produced one casualty 20. Robert Owen 57. D. Corner in Col 'Blackmail' Cassidy, who left the field with an injury 21. T. Butcher 58. Craig Ford after booting five goals. The game also saw the return of the 22. J. Reid 59. Gavin Owen 'Tim Watson' of the Swans Robbie Owen. Once again Leon 23. Mark O'Connor 60. Ken O'Driscoll Stow and David Overs put in huge games to be amongst the 24. Jamie Bennett i1: , .. E~h~~ best players along with an ex-U 18s champion Adrian 2

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several scuffles marring play throughout the game. Peter ~~: g~~~1To~n~~~ ~~: E~ev1a ~~~~:way 'Erica' King showed some true form with Shane 'isn't that 30. G. Cameron 67. Paul Young Darryl! Somers" Ryag who put in a polished performance 31. Darren Prest 68. A. Patterson with eight goals and splash dance who took charge of the 32. David Irvin 69. Jason Vaccari ruck for most of the second half. 'Tee shirt Tommy' Burdett ·33. Michael Murphy 70 Brad Hammond bonded the backline together while Mark 'Murphy' O'Conner 34. B. Corner 71. Adrian Pavese spent most of the game soaring up where eagles fly and 35. David Gee 72. A. Murphy wasn't eligible for the Best on ground award. Peter 'Kid' 36. Peter McDiamond 73. Jason Norris Casey put himself in every physical encounter wh_ich came 37. Jim Stewart 74. Edward Knight

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10. Ray Carroll 11. Phil Osbeiston 12. Russel Durnan

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39. Peter Gregurke 40. Nick Schadt 41. Dean Halbisch 42. Jeff Willis 43. Mark McIntyre 44. Scott Bance 45. Paul Brasier 46. Jarrod Baker 47. Greg Walsh 48. Bruce Willett 49. Nathan Hale 50. Anthony Watson 58. Warren McCoullough

WAGGA & DISTRICT JUNIORS

Clubs in the Wagga Association are using the break caused by Cootamundra's withdrawal from this years competition to take their U 13s and U 15s to Melbourne for AFL games. The bye will allow the Tigers time for a trip this weekend, while Eastlakes will be down south on June 22.

THIRD GRADE The Association are also pleased to welcome the

support of Prime Television who have produced a televi­sion commercial which shows how Wagga and district players have progressed to AFL clubs. The commercial will.be shown throughout Prime Wagga's viewing area which covers the Riverina and South West Slopes areas.

1. Mark Woods 2. Simon Millman 3. Shaun Field 4. Paul Flanigan 6. Damien Plemi11g 7. Scott Evans 8. Stephen Hundy 9. Adrian Hull

10. Craig Kendell 11. Jason Samuelson 12. Michael Smith

13. Brendan Twitt 14. Damien Maloney 15. Brad Seymour 16. Brendan Clough 17. Paul Rodney 18. Peter Doherty 19. Robert Sharpe 20. Shane Piffero 21. Steven Dennis 22. John Reilly 23. Liam Frauenfelder 24. Neville Dennis 25. Corey Bocking

Next weekends matches: The Rock v Wagga Tigers; Eastlakes-MCU v East Wagga·Kooringal; South Wagga-Tolland v Collingullie-Ashmont; North Wagga v Turvey Park. Coolamon bye.

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RFL Leading Kickers Round 5 Last FIRST GRADE Week Total

W. Carroll (Turvey Park) ...... 11 30 V. Hugo (Narrandera) ........ 3 22 P. Hatty (GGGM) ............. 0 21 M. McIntyre (Wagga) ......... 3 16 B. Hawke (Wagga) ........... 1 14 L. Parish (Griffith) .........•.. 0 10 SECOND GRADE R. Carroll (Wagga) ..•........ 7 24 P. Carroll (G.G.G.M.) .......... 4 18 B. Harrison (Leeton) ......... 0 13 S. Marks (Turvey Park) ....... 4 11

THIRD GRADE M. Parmenter (G.G.G.M.) ...... 0 21 S. Evans (Wagga) ............ 5 18 P. Bloomfield (Narrandera) ... 0 16 A. Jack (Turvey) .............. 6 15 M. Woods (Wagga) ........... 2 15

1991 ATCO HOMES RIVERINA FOOTBALL

LEAGUE DRAW Sat. 1 June: EWK v Turvey Park; Narrandera v Leeton. Sun. 2 June: Coolamon v Gan-GG-M; Griffith V Wagga. Sat. & Sun. 8 & 9 June: General bye. Sat. 15 June: Wagga v Narrandera. Sun. 16 June: Turvey Park v Coolamf'n; Leeton v EWK; Ganmain-GG-M v Griffith.

Sat. 22 June: Wagga v EWK. Sun. 23 June: Griffith v Narrandera; Ganmain-GG-M vTurvey Park; Leeton v Coolamon. Sat. 29 June: Narrandera v Gan-GG-M; EWK v Griffith. Sun. 30 June: Turvey Park v Leeton; Coolamon v Wagga.

LADIES NETBALL RIVERINA LEAGUE

A GRADE w L For Ag Pts %

Wagga 5 134 57 20 235.08 Narrandera ... 5 172 104 16 165.38 E.W.-K ........... 4 1 114 86 16 132.58 Ganmain-GG-M .. 2 3 108 79 8 136.70 Griffith ... ' ...... 3 2 96 126 8 76.19 Leeton ... 1 4 76 102 8 74.50 Coolamon ........ 1 4 70 121 4 57.85 Turvey Park ....... 5 51 126 40.47 BGRADE w L For Ag Pts %

G-GG-M ......... 4 1 98 70 16 140.00 Narrandera* ....... 3 2 95 65 14 146.15 Coolamon ......... 3 1 65 60 12 108.33 Wagga* .. ....... 2 2 107 97 10 110.30 Turvey Park ..... 2 2 75 73 8102.73 Leeton* .......... 3 44 71 2 61.97 E.W.-K.* ... , .. 4 55 108 2 53.39 * denotes draw

JUNIORS w L For Ag Pts %

Narrandera ..... 4 92 36 16 255.55 Turvey Park 2 1 53 26 8 203.84 Coolamon 2 1 25 49 8 53.19 E.W.-K. '' ... , 1 2 37 38 4 97.36 G-GG-M .......... 1 3 34 62 4 54.83 Leeton ... 3 4 34 11.76

RFL Results: A GRADE: Narrandera 31 d Turvey Park 11; EWK 27 d Coolamon 12; Wagga 23 d GGGM 13; Griffith 10 d Leeton 19. B GRADE: Turvey Park 19 d Narrandera 18; Coolamon 18 d EWK 9; GGGM 26 d Wagga 26. JUNIORS: Narrandera 17 d Turvey Park 14; Coolamon 18 d EWK 13.

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AFL Stars go Bush

Not only does country football produce more than 50 per cent of recruits to the AFL competition, it is now attracting a large number of former AFL stars.

Players selected in a team of AFL players playing country football have more than 3,000 Senior AFL matches between them. Eight are members of the pres­tigious AFL 200 Club, ten have played more than 100 senior AFL games with only Premiership player Leon Baker (Essendon - 86 games), Les Parish (94 games) and players selected on the interchange bench Gary Odgers (91 games), Peter Bradbury (72 games), Michael Reeves (63 games), Daryl Cunningham (41 games) and Ruckman Alastair Ford (39 games) having played fewer than 100 senior matches. Many have also represented Victoria at senior State of Origin level.

The Victorian Country Football League is delighted with the move by these players to bolster country footy and by taking leading roles within the local com­munities provide a boost, not only to footy, but to the country communities in general.

A recent agreement between the AFL Players' Association and the Victorian Country Football League has seen the implementation of a procedure to assist country clubs and AFL players in the transition from AFL to country football.

The influx of experience and talent from AFL players has given a vital boost to the standard of country foot­ball which allows the VCFL to provide a significant ser­vice to the Victorian community and, in particular, to the Victorian economy.

Country football generates in excess of $1 OOM to the economy of this State each vear.

The team titled "Former AFL Players Playing in the VCFL" has been selected as follows:

Backline: Ron Andrews Essendon/Collingwood (158 senior AFL games) CFL Club: Wentworth - Grant Law­rie St Kilda/Fitzroy(168 senior AFLgames) VCFLClub: Tatura - Robert Elphinstone St Kilda (157 senior AFL games) VCFL Club: North Ballarat.

Halfbacks: Mark Bos Geelong (195) Tooleybyo - Bill Picken Collingwood (240) Hamilton - Gary Foulds Essendon (300) Mooroopna.

Centre line: Robert Neal Geelong (220) Merve Neagle Essendon/Sydney Swans (204) Sale Geoff Cunningham St Kilda (224) Traralgon

Half Forwards: Wayne Blackwell Carlton (110) Por­tland - Jim Jess Richmond (223) Balranald - Xavier Tanner North Melbourne/Melbourne (111) Shep­parton.

Forwards: Les Parish Fitzroy/Melbourne (94) Griffith - Tony Morwood Sydney Swans (229) Rye - Phil Car­man Essendon/Carlton/Melbourne/North Melbourne (101) North Bendigo.

Followers: Alistair Ford St Kilda/Footscray (39) East Ballarat - Leon Baker Essendon (86) Maffra -Jim Buc­kley Carlton (164) North Ballarat.

Interchange: Gary Odgers St Ki Ida (91) East Ballarat - Steven Carey Essendon (112) Warragul - Peter Brad­bury Essendon (72) South Bendigo - Michael Reeves Fitzroy (63) Cobram - Bernie Harris Fitzroy/Brisbane Bears (107) Terang - Daryl Cunningham Essendon/St Kilda (41) Maffra - Paul Morwood St Kilda-Rye.

Others not selected include: Dean Chiron (Riddells Creek), Richard Nixon (Warnambool), Jeff Fehring (Balranald), Peter Tossol (Wangaratta Rovers), Bren­don Hartney (Carlton/Sanhurst) and Steve Allender (South Bendigo).

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It was lucky we gave Dick Judd a mention in the notes last week because he has now retired from umpir­ing. Dick will be missed by the Umpire Association of which he was the senior vice-president, umpires fitness training coach and the umpires advocate at the tribunal. Let's hope Dick makes a comeback one day, because he was not only a top u;npire but he put a lot of work into the association as well.

This week we will look at one of the great highlights of the game: MARKING CONTESTS

Spirit of the Law: "The player whose prime objective is to contest the ball shall be permitted to do so."

(a\ Where an infringement is observed, a free kick must be awarded.

(b) Where there is a co-incidental interference (no infringement' when the ball is the prime objective -play on.

(c) When a player leaps early, the attempt must be realistic.

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(d) The laws are to be interpreted to provide every opportunity for players who are legitimately attempting to contest the ball to do so.

One of the most common infringements that occurs at marking contests, is when a player who is trying to punch the ball away puts one hand on his opponents shoulder. Even if there is no pressure on the players shoulder this is an immediate free kick.

The other common infringement at marking contests is the push in back before the ball arrives, this is a free kick, but a player who is standing under the ball can put his hand out and prevent a player from backing into him. As long as he doesn't push the player forward, he is allowed to hold his ground in this manner.

Let's hope we see plenty of marking skill, and umpir­ing skill displayed this weekend. Good luck to all those taking part.

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This season is certainly not · one for reigning premiers. Collingwood's success (or lack of) this season has been well noted, but locally, too

· Farrer League's reigning pre­miers are also having their problems.

MCU, Division One pre­miers of the past three years, have made their worst start to a season for more than ten

years. With only two wins from five star.ts there are some who, even at this stage, are being rash enough to suggest the Goannas won't even make the final four, let alone the grand final in which they've appeared for the last ten years. • .

Then there's the Rock-Yerong Creek Reserves, back­to-back premiers of 1989 and 1990, currently in only fifth position. The Magpies didn't lose a game between the second semi-final of '89 and this year's first match, but have won only three this season. . ,,...

The only 'Division One' reigning premier still in top form is MC U U 18s. The young Goannas are without loss and head the points table with Temora.

South Wagga-Tolland, Division Two Grand Finalists of the last three years, winning the'title in 1988 and 1990, haven't had it 1easy either.

Prior to last Saturday's win - their second only for the season - the Dons were bottom of the Division Two Seniors' ladder. Whi 1st they had been bottom of the lad­der in Division One in 1985 and 1986, they had never suffered that dubious 'honour' previously.

From all reports, their win over Uranquinty-Kapooka may have indicated a turn for.the better, but certainly, prior to that victory the Dons, as reigning premiers were 'doing it hard'.

Not so the South Wagga-Tolland Reserves who-have maintained their permiership-winning form of 1990 by being undefeated leaders of the Division Two Reserves competition.

So, with several of the 'regular' premiers having the job ahead of them, grand finals in Farrer League, 1991, could feature some 'new' cast members!

DIVISION ONE

FIRST GRADE LADDER Round 5 w B L For Ag % Pts

NTH. WAGGA 5 830 341 243.4 20 BARELLAN ..... 3 506 327 154.7 12 COL-ASH . .. . . 3 441 367 120.2 12 ARIAH PK·M .. 3 1 474 395 120.0 12 .MARRAR .. . . . . 2 2 401 286 140.2 8 M.C.U .......... 2 3 472 451 104.7 8 The Rock·Y.C. 4 382 577 66.2 4 Temora ........ . 1 3 233 598 39.0 4 Ardlethan ....... 5 463 860 53.8 0

SECOND GRADE LADDER Round 5 w B L For Ag % Pis

COL-ASH 4 1 302 189 159.8 16 MANGOPLAH-C.U. 4· 401 264 151.9 16 ARIAH PARK-M. 3 1 383 159' 240.9 12 Nth Wagga .. . . . 3 2 570 334 170.7 12 T.R.-Y.C ......... 3 2 339 236' 143.6 12 Barellan U ....... 2 2 290 238 121.8 8 Marrar ..... ' .... 3 299 232 128.9 4 Temora ........ 4 118 551 21.4 0 Ardlethan 5 120 651 · 18.4 .o

UNDER EIGHTEENS LADDER . Round 5 w B L For Ag % Pis

M.C.U ...... 4 1 439 106 414.2 16 TEMORA ... 4 300 163 184.0 16 COLL-ASH ... 2 1 2 258 186. 138.7 8 S.W.-T .......... 2 2 1 190' 139 136.7 8 Nth Wagga 1 3 188 340 55.3 4 The Rock-Y.C. 2 3 118 220 53.6 0 Marrar ....... 1 4 57 405 14.1 0

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COOTA. 5 RIVCOLL . . .. .. . 4 SW-TOLLAND . . . 2 WHITTON·Y. . . . . 2 Raaf ......... . Uranq-K ....... .

D L For Ag % Pts

575 379 151.-7 20 1 564 310 181.9 16 3 ~77 441 85.5 8 3 405 523 77.4 8 4 434 530 81.9 4 4 370 542 68.3 4

I SECOND GRADE LADDER I S.W.TOLLAND . . 5 RIVCOLL . 4 COOTA. .. .. .. .. 3 RAAF.......... 2 URANQ-KAP .... . Whitton-Yanco .. .

533 258 206.6 20 1 558 227 245.8 16 2 465 287 162.0 12 3 353 486 72.6 8 4 340 472 72.0 4 5 177 696 25.4 0

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Div. One· Rd 5: North Wagga ....... . Collingullie-Ash ... . MCU ...... . AP·M ............. . Barellan __ .......... . Marrar ............ . T.R.-Y.C ............ . Temora .......... . Ardlethan ......... .

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1sts 2nds 30 9 24 12 12 15 6 6

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FFL LEADING KICKERS DIVISION ONE - Round 5: FIRST GRADE M. Hofert (Nth. Wagga) ........ . P. McCarty (Ardlethan) ........ . A. Rainbird (TRYC) ............ . 8. Page (North Wagga) ........ . T. Greenham (A.P.M.) .......... . G. Hofert (Nth Wagga) ....... : . J. Vearing (Barellan) ........... . D. Gollasch (MCU) .. .. .. . . .. .. T. Gunning (Coll-Ash) .......... . T. Lyons (Barellan) ..... : ...... . SECOND GRADE R. Kerr (North Wagga) ......... . G. Ryafl (APM) : ................ . D. Male (Barellan) ............. . M. Crouch (MCU) .............. . J. Gregory (Nth Wagga) ...... . S. Robertson (MCU) .......... . D. Scott (T.R.Y.C.) ............. . J. Carroll (Marrar) ............. . G. Hindmarsh (Col-Ash) ....... . J. Bennett (MCU) ............. . UNDER 18s A. Armstrong (MCU) ........... . M. Vincent (MCU) ............. . T. Gunning· (Col-Ash) .......... . J. West (TRYC) ................ . B. McDonald (Col-Ash) ........ . G. Edwards (Temora) .......... . D. Black (Nth. Wagga) .. · ....... . B. Robertson (MCU) . . . ....... . M. Velez (Nth Wagga) . . . . . ... . S. Kay (NthWagga) ........... .

DIVISION TWO· Round 5: FIRST GRADE N. Lane (Rivcoll) ........ . M. Wright (Whitton-Y) ......... . C. Wade (Cootamundra) . . . . . . D. Hodge (Rivcoll) ............. . M. Annetts (Coota.) ............ . D. Oliver (Cootarnundra) ...... . J. Breed (Uranquinty) ......... . P. Buckley (Uranquinty) ....... . C. Taylor (Riv,::oll) ............ .. P. Crivellaro (S.W.Tolh,~nd) ..... . SECOND GRADE M. Britton (Ricvcoll) . R. Currie (S.W.T.) ............. .. J. Thompson (Coota.) . . . ...... . I. Warrell (Coota.) ............. . S. Roberts (Coota.) ............ . N. Maxwell (Whitton) .......... . W. De Britt (Coo!f!.)... . ........ . M. Cousley (Rivcoll) ...... . J. Adams (Rivcolf) ............. . N. Busby (SW·T) . , ............ .

Last Week Total

3 3.7 4 24 2 19 3 15 3 15 2 15 4 13 3 12 0 12 3 11

5 33 4 19 7 13 0 13 5 11 0 9 2 8 1 8 0 8 0 8

0 24 0. 15 0 10 3 8 0 8 2 6 2 6 0 5 4 4 4 4

Last Week Total

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· 1 1C 4 9

6 23 4 11 7 10 5 10 4 9 o ·a 0 8 0 8 7 7

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tough it out wilh the best of them. In a very lorrid affair the Bombers came out on top.

Wasn't it wonderful to see No.44 take tile field for the first lime · 4 goals and many more to come! Well done Mick.

BROWN. Brian Gordon continued his good form GREEN TRIM, up front with another 4 goals. The Bowl-

Goin LE=AING ing Club Award went 10 a MU Ch improved Jamie Gordon. Ian Gordon woo the Pewter, Robbie Harper again dominated and woo lhe video. Stephen French played a fine game at fullback to win the socks.

It was a good team effort with many more contributors. . .

The Reser1es had their coloors towered for the frrst time this season by the Goannas. With quite a few players unavailable for the game the Bombers did well to stay with Mango and only just go down. .

Cary Fros! woo the Bowling Club Award. Russell _Fisher won the pewter and enjoyed his 15 minutes resl during the game! Wally Gaynor played well again 10 win _the video.

Don'I forget the Prawn and Chicken night at the ShOwground following todays game. OurTemora friends are more than welcome to aneod.

The A grade oetballers continued on their winning way wilh another big win. Libby Gaynor won lhe mug. The grrls will be eager to keep their winning recoid today. , .

B grade, with a fol of players missing. coutdn t quite manage a win - Kylie Tyack won the mug.

Helen's Juniors again gav&it their best shot bul were well beaten by a good MCLI team. Desiree Marshman woo lhe video.

The Farrer l eague nelball are holding a Funny Money Nigh! al the Rules Club in Wagga on Sunday the 91h June. We are expected to take a bus load over so anyone 1nteres-led give your name lo Helen Tyack. .

Today we welcome our neighbours Temora for the firs! time UP THE BOMBERS

SENIORS 1. Dennis Dunstan (cc) 26. Geofl Walker 2. Alan Bell 3. Brian Johnslone 4. Graeme Hadrill 5. Terry Walker 6. Peter McCabe 7. Jason Bryce 8. Terry Haddrill 9. Robert Harper

10. Glen Bell 11 . Terry Greenham 11. Gary Ryall (2ndsi 12. Colin Harper 13. Stephen French 14. Paul Breust 15. Russell Fishe· 16. Dar,en Walker 17. Tom Jones 18. Glen O'Brien 19. Ian Gordon 20. Jamie Gordon 21. Cam. Furphy 22. John Walker 23. Mallhew O'Dwyer 24. Slephen Colwill 25. Mark Lewis

27. Ross Devereux 28. Brett Prenlice 29. Brian Gaynor 30. Noel Walker 31. Jamie Buerckrier 32. Greg Tyack 33. Chris Chalmers 34. Bretl Vearing 35. Andrew Schmelzer 36. Phil Pellow 37, Greg Davis 38. John Mcl ean 39. Mark McCormack 40. Patrick Gaynor 41. Craig McCormack

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1. Ross MacKenzie 27. Mick Munro 2. Gary McDougall 28. Brett Krause 3, Philip Block 29. Brett Watterson 4. Wayne Krause (2ndsi 30. Marlin Van Egmond 5. PhUlip Reid 31. Brian Milchell 6. SleplleJ1 Barrett 32. Noel Block 8. Wes Heinius.. 33. Darren Kr a use

10. David Bushell 34. Brett Stewart 11. Michael Gilchrist 35. Peter Hartwig 12. Scot! Murfill 36. Paul Lennon 13. Ray Block 37. Neil Bushell 14. Darren Hoare 38 Cleo Hartwig 15. Darren Guy 39. Peter Gilchrist 16. Gerard Pattison 40. Andrew Breust 17. Bruce Thompson 41, Jason Vimpani 18. Jamie Coleman 42. Stuart Hodge 19 James Durham 43. Andrew Sinclair 20: Phil Gerhard 44. Stephen McCaiQ 23. Peter Moore 45. Peter Van Egmond 24. Geoff Winkley 46. John McRae 25. Warren Block 47. Paul McKelvie 26. Joe Kotzur

UNDER 18s 1 Michael Sinclair 2. Dean Guymer 3 Manin Wh~lan 4. Rod Foster 5. Se.,n Clar~ 6. David Mosts 7. Damien Whc:an 8. Jchn Passlow 9. Dallas McKelv,e

10. R1ckv Nichol Sor 11. Scou Lanycn 12. Malthew Gilchrist 13. MarK Scnmidl

14. 'Darren Briggs 15 Slephcn Pellow 16. Michael 8usne11 17 Jason Collins 18. Gavin Tarbit 19. Gary Edwards 20 Andrew Derrick 21. ScoU Krause 22. Joe Saffiot, 24. Paul McK•lvie 26. Joe Kotzur 27. Ken Kalms

Congralulations to our First graders 11] tor their much needed, morale boosting ·win. ft Shows what can happen when :he right attitude, confidence and discipline _ _ __ are applied. It was greal to watch and ni ue & w><1E musl be carried on because that was sT•1•es only lhe start. Thanks to lhe ladies fer the 'magic b1eakfast'. .

The 18s had anolher good win and are in fine touch with an excess of numbers. Steve Pellow and Gary Edwards led the goal scoring. Wall tells me it was a great team effort in front of a good crowd.

For once we had an abundance of numbers for lhe Seconds after heavy recruiting during the week.

We compleled well except for the last Quarter. Beller players were Simon Harpley. Scott Cornford,_Warren Block, Wayne Krause, Jan Miller (1slgame-6 kicks1n last quarter) and Jamie Coleman. 6ig Mill collided with a goal p~st and 11 was still shaking on Tuesday. Rumours are circulating aboul more secret signings for this week.

As mentioned a good team effort by the Firsts wilh many players going hard all day. Polly took many grabs and rue· ked lirelessly to share besl on ground with Thommo who made more dashes oul of the backline lhan .Gazza·s GreyhOunds al feeding time. Keg was mercurial along with Oags. Bushy and the always entertaining Philip Block. After one of Pip's goals the ball caught on fire re·entenng lhe earlhs a1mosphere and landed on top of the Bulkhead. Think aboul that one!! .

A big welcome back to Cag's for his first game. Th1s_week we meet our close neighbours/old rivals/arch ener11es at Ariah Park so let's give them everything and have some more wins. Don't forget the CommitlEe meeting this coming Tuesday. GO THE ROOS

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BARELLAN UNITED KANGAROOS Winning, winning, keep oli winning. Full cre<lit to Ardlethan·s 2nd grade

wllo started the game with only 14 players. Surprisingly they really put it to us for a qua,ter but nur:ibers and talent shone tllrougll in tile end.

Skinny Grant had an excellent game, !l3~~~~5e. lilting the standard of Bare11ans footy to

a higher level. The towel was won once ag;1in by Funny Evans. Funny dominated t~e centre all game (except when he was off resting), Hosko won the socks with an excellent game. Well done fellas.

Amid tile msh of camera crews. the excited jargon of 1V reporters and the roar of the crowd, Barellan Firsts fell asleep. The three weeks rest and tile big win previously lulled us into thinking we were a bit alright. Ardlethan played well. We played atrociously and unbelieveabty we won'

Those blokes out on the grog Friday night, it showed. Simon won Kim's SupermarketAward. He had something

like 11 maiks in the first hall. He certainly llad Adfethan worried he probably got belted behind the p,ay in the second hal1 for every mark Ile took in the First. Great game!

Who won tile socks? Shawn did and if he didn't he should have. Shawn pulled down a few good marks and was very mobile around the ground. Well done.

Peter Inglis had a good first ha1f taking some lovely marks. Damian Conlan won tile towel with a gutsy powertul game.

Agraoers won in tllenetball29-15 Yealtlall! Karen Lyons won the Determination effort. Well ~one Kaz.

The B graders gave Ardlethan an absolute thrashiny. J. Overas wori tile Dete11nination award. Ou, U 1 Ss once again dealt out a llogging. It was soemthing like a 4 O point win. Isn't that great! Detenmination award went to S. Spout. Well done guys and gals. UP THE ROOS

SENIORS 1. John Vearing 2. Peter Sheehan 3. Tim Looby 4. Ian Male 5. Graeme Howe 6 Jeff Inglis 7. Leo Quirk 8. Vince Conlan 9. Allan Evans

10. Bernard Co11la11 11. Damian Conlan 12. Robert Evans 13. Wayne Flagg 14. David Meline 15. Brian livin 16. Terry Lyons 17. John Conlan 18. Brian Conlan 20. Mark Flagg 21. Peter Inglis 22. Peter Green 23. Pat McDonnell 24. S~aun Townsend 25. Richard Sheehan 26. Ian Lucas 27. Mark Kenny

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SENIORS 1. Anthony Cole 24. 2. Danny Galvin 25. Andrew Myers 3. Cameron Male 26. Wade Jones 4. Mark McDevitt 27. David Gollash 5. Mark Quinlivan 28. Mark Conway 6. Phil Davis 29. Byron Cote 7. Scott Barber 30. Wayne Joyce 7. Lew Sanbrook (2nds) 31. Darryl Denton 8. Tony Matthews 32. Peter Mohr 9. James Brennan 33. Michael Post 9. L Geppert (2nds) 34. Glen Winterton

10. Wayne Galvin 35. 11. Andrew Buchllorn 36. 12. Darren Cole 38. Fraser Parker 13. Phil McDevitt 40. 14. Stephen Cole 42. 15. Andrew Hunter 43. Ross Denton 16. Chris Ross 44. Anthony Armstrong 16. Alan Finemore (2nds) 45. David Armstrorg 17. Trevor Smith 46. Edward Lloyd f 8. L~igh Brown 49. f 9. Boyd Kendall (2nds) 50. Micheal Wheeler 21. Brian McRae 53. Daniel Lloyd 22. Jamie Bennett 56. Gary Tindal 23. Darren Wedge 57. Shane McMahon

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11. A. u uboski 14. A. Cr~asv

UNDER 18s 15. C. Higgins 2U. ~. La~"so11 22 Ctuis MasCfl 41. •)rctt Langfield ~3. 9a1nv Sutherland 54. 9 Heuer 57. $Mil( McMahClfl 56. W-itchcll OJOCSkl 61. C. Jarrod

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Don & Malle Baker welcomes all.

Our third loss for the season and third at home. Let's hope it's the last at home and away. On a brighter note - con­gratulations go to Leigh Brown on his selection in the N SW Squad. It's a big effort and we wish him well.

The Seniors although beaten did have HLua & Gl>L□ some good players. The M ii tons Gear •11N□~ Awards went to Andrew Bucllnom with 3votesand tile towel. Two votes and the mug went to Leigh Brown (he might as well go and start picking out clothes). Rick 'the dick' Collins won the Lyn tivin Hair Studio award.

The Reserves just keep impro~ing and Aow are eQual lad­der leader5. The Riverina Spraying Service Towel went 10 Mick Wheeler. The mug went to William Lloyd with young Mark Vincent getting the one vote. A big thanks to the U 18s tllat filled in from the Bush Barrassi.

Netball: Our Junior girls U 15s had an enormous win against me new opposition team with Cheryl Smith giving all her ~est. well done girls. B Grade had a win! The filler-ins were a great help. but our defences Jodie Denton and Cor­rina Weir played well too. A grade were beaten though played and fought better against some tall opposition- isn't that right Julie Baker1 Donna Hudson and Milessa Edwar~s and Wendy Maher (the 3 pointer).

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m over the weekend gone but ii was a toss up whether the Liberals or the Magpies received the biggest kick in the bum. The only consolation that Nick Greiner h~s is that he played a draw whilst we finished miles behind. It was a game that probably should have been well and truly won but

BLACK & WHITE credit must be given to Temora who showed STRIPES m•Jch more desire and spirit. Still there

were a couple of good things to come out of the game and the obvious one was Mick's return to form and he won the mug. Jimmy and Barney once again put in their usual gutsy efforts and they won the Sandman Mug and Riverina Spraying Service Towel.

The Seconds had to rely on the 18s to back up and were glad that they did. The five that did all contributed more than their share. This was amplified by Andy Terlich winning the Mug, Scott Lewington was solid all day and he won the Porky and Verdo Award. "Dags" showed his class whilst John Bauer was his usual solid self and both these won $1 O from the Ladies Auxiliary.

The 18s were up against some taller timber but were far from disgraced. It was pleasing to see a full contingent so keep up the training, listen to Terlo and the rewards will come. Andy Chaplin won $1 O with "Strawbs" and Lee Sonneman -each getting $5.

Belated ·congrat~lations go to Terlo on making the State Squad. This is just reward for a person who tries so hard on his game and is a player that any young boy could model their game on. Well done Teri's.

The netballers were successful in 3 out of 4. The mighty midgets won 10-3. The 15s went down 4 9-3 with award going to Sharee Leaver. B grade won 41-39 with award to Katrina Han­nam. A grade won 52-26 with Anne Mingay winning the award. Whilst on netball don't forget their Trivia Night tonight in the clubrooms. A tea will be served prior so everyone stay and join in the fun.

Today we welcome the Marrar boys in a game that we hope is very unsuccessful for them. We must return to the winning list tc restore some well overdue confidence and club spirit. We al know we are capable of much better than we have beer showing.

SENIORS 1. Colin Carroll 28. Barry Kohlhagen 2. Guy Weideman 29. Mark Yates 3. Wayne Jones 30. Graham Terlich 4. Michael Condon 31. Geoff Hopkins 5. Shayne White 32. Dean Hallam 6. Mark Driscoll 33. Craig Chaplin 7. Adam Gladman 34. Shane Brown 8. Nick Moore 35. Scott McCabe 9. Graham Fellows 36. Ross Manning

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MARRAR BOMBERS SENIORS

1. Gerald Pieper 2. David Drum 3. Brendan Harrington 4. Lance Drum 5. John Carroll 6. Graham Willis 7. Andrew McKelvie 8. Terry Willis 9. Peter Hodge

10. Chris Bevan 11. Danny Malone 12. Gavin Graetz 13. Mark Hagar 14. Russell Thompson 15. Neil Turner 16. Wes Graetz 17. James Corbett 18. Stuart Seymour 19. Ritchie Robinson 20. Graham Manning 21. Adrian Hamilton 22. Francis Corbett 23. Gary Armstrong 24. Darren Clifford 25. Bruce Rollins 26. Robbie Garrett 27. Robert Schnoegl

28. Glen Bevan 29. Stuart Moore 30. Paul Pattison 31. Tony Bennett 32. Lloyd McKelvie 33. -Rodney Furner 34. Mar~ Langtry 35. Terry U;ingtry 36. Mark Boothey 37. Paul Hull 38. Mal Roberts 39. Haden Smith 40. Russell Menzies 41. John Shea 42. John McCormack 43. Boris Lalic 44. Stuart Knight 45. Andrew Leonard 46. Bruce Holden 4 7. Simon Crouch 48. Gary Shea 49. Shane Robinson 50. Craig Cowell 51. Brian Pattison 52. Geoff Lock 53. Peter Willis

UNDER 18s 2. Richard Drum 3. Jason Byrne 4. Lance Drum 5. Jason Hurford 6. Simon Rebbechi 8. Andrew Manning 9. Troy Brandt

11. Dallas Lovell 14. Ryan Dennis

16. Mark Skates 17. Andrew Sanford 19. Jamie Grentall 20. Brendon Cotterill 24. Andrew Beck 25. David Mitchell 28. Stuart Deithrich 29. Rodney Deighton 46. Mark Edson 54. Anthony Duck

How close can you get! The boys only missed out by 5 points but we proved that North Wagga are not unbeatable. I thought they may have shown us a bit more respect after the game but their attitude and language proved otherwise. It may be to our benefit later on.

Gav Graetz played a ripper and took Dick Carey apart for the first award, he

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The Seconds also went down narrowly. Big Jack was welcomed back and took the mug. The other awards went to: Daryl I Floyd and G inge Bennett. Jack and Horse's conversa­tion at the pub later went something like: "Did you see the goal I kicked?" - "Yeah but who gave it to you, anyway what about my goal?"

The Thirds were again beaten but put up a good fight. Their awards went to Nick Kouges and Andrew Beck. These boys are improving every week, and still need encourage­ment from all supporters.

We must congratulate all league reprsentatives and especially Gerald who made the state squad.

Please remember that all memberships are now due and don't forget that Grant Luhrs is at the pub tomorrow.

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For the first time in many years we had three wins on the one day. In the U 18s they slarted slow but as the game progressed lheir team work came together and kicked seven goals in the last Quarter to win comfortably. Saint of the Week to Sonny Kay. Towel to Chris [leaner and the Socks to Mark Velez.

The Seconds starled the first halt well but then relaxed and had a game on their hands. Two late goals in the dying minutes gave them the four points. Saint of the Week to David Flanagan, AJ Watson Dennis 8aksh and the Black Swan to Graeme Heath.

The First grade had their toughest game to date with Manar shOwing fight in the last quarter to come within five points. Saint of the Week to Scott Macklin Bridge. Res· laurant award to Phil Irvine and the North Wagga Ampol to Wayne Skeers.

The Encourage'!lent Award this week went to Rodney Ear,;man. .

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Today it's 'Gultie. Last week was a good test as to how we handled hard, pressure games. Today it's going tobe harder for all grades but we should come to the tore with our deter­mination and win.

SENIORS 1. Kevin Carey 26. Leon Smythe 2. Graig "1cLau9hlan 27. Graham Heath 3. Sam Carey 28. Bernard Winter 4. Robbie Ellis 29. Chris Honey 5. Justin Gregory 31. Mar< Hofe rt 7. Scott Macklin 32. Brenoan Nielsen 7. Graig Garey 33. Brett Smyth 8. Chris Irvine 34. Grant Fitzgerald 9. Peter Noack 35. Darren Urquhart

10. John Raczowski 36. Paul Price 11. Kevin Withers 37. Dennis Baksh 12. Paul Irvine 38. Luke Fitzgerald 13. Scott Robertson 39. Rodney Earsman 14. Peter Prowse 40. Matt Connallan 14. Randy Kerr 41. Alan Catlin 15. John Copland 42. Wayne Skeers 16. Paul Wi:liams 43. Brett Page 17. Gary Crouch 44. Dav,d Flanigan 18. Scott Ab sol um 4 5. Phil Irvine 20. Sam Noack 46. Andrew Boyd 21. Jason Kerr 4 7. Andrew Ward 22. Tom Fife 48. Gerard Gaynor 23. Gavin Hofert 49. Steve McCormick 25. Damien Hofer! 50. Michael Byrne

UNDER 18s 65. Nigel McKella1 78. Frank Fcnson 66. Sonny Kay 79. R. T~omas 67. O~mien Black 80. Andrew Hoyd 68. Robert King 81. Shane Hare 69. CraiQ Ba-rel 82. S1P.~ner Rac2kowski 70. -ony Oakman 83. Jason Carey 72. A. Fleming 84. Brian Moore 73. Simon Young 8~ Mam Carey 74. Shane Barnes 86. Brett Webb 75. Bradley Hourne 87. Mark Valez 76. Stephen Withers 68 David White 77. Shane Whyte 69. Kevin Charlton

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I. A. Jenkins 2. Mark Price 3. Todd Gunning 4. Robbie Burgess 5. Scott Gunning 6. K. Hine& 7. Craig Hines 8. Brian Alexander 9. James Ouilter

10. Aaron Washington 11. G. Lagstrorn 12. B. McMillan 13. Paul Gillert 14. Stephen McPherson 15. J. \Aorrcw 16. F. Kennedy 17. C. Hansell 16. D Wild 19. Tim Hearn 20. Paul Piercy 21. W. McLaughlin

22. Shaun Tipping 23. Brett Whyman 24. K. Cheney 25. Phil Salan 26. P. Hester 27. Graham McDonald 26. T. Ferguson 29. Scott Breust 30. Rick Sierels 31. David Whyte 32. David Hanlon 33. G. McLaughlin 34. Paul Leonard 35. David McPherson 36. G. Bruckner 37. P Haby 38. Oreg Hindmarsh 39. G. Beer 40. George Lee 41. "lick Jenki11s 42. 9ay Gcw

UNDER 18s 1. P. Van Der Neut 12. M. Drummond 2. Scott Shipway 13. K. Le1Jnard 3. Shaun Watkins 14. D. Hardman 4. G. Hopkins 15. S. Peddler 5. Michael McCaodle 16. R Smith 6. Troy Gunni~g 17. S. Klimpsch 7. Michael Vincent 18. B. McD001ald 8. Jason Wild 19. Shaoe Watkins 9. D. 3oorne 20. Roll Meyers

10. J. Smith 21. Doug Hruckncr 11. P. Ouirk 22. A. Boydon

Today sees us play our first game for ~-~ 3 weeks so let's hope the boys haven't bcome complacent in the past 3 weeks. Our last game saw us pull off areal gutsy .•. win agai"st Marrar. The Mug that day went to Brian Alexander, Kent Hines look the $30 and Breit Whyman the ReD. wHirr v $20.

The 2nos also had a solid win and are playing r,relly good 1ootball. Geoff Bruckner won the mu9 with a good qame in the backline, l<ev Cheney wor tM$10 and Greg Hind marsh the socks.

Troy Gunning had a top game in the U18s to getthe juice for his car. Doug Bruckner played a top game to get the encouragement award and Mario Viyanovic collt:ded IM socks. ·

The Demonetts won the A grade 41 ·25 in a great display. The mug went to Vicki Warnes and the Crossroads to 111 ichelle Williams. The Bs went down 35· 15. Vicki Jolliffe won the ·uuy an~ Tina Taylor took the Aoxannes award.

The past couple o1 weeks have given ourplayers a chance to ow.rcc.ne a few niggling injuries so let's hape all our boys can come out fired up and topple the previously undefeated North Wagga. GO DEMONS

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CATS A GRADE Pis For Ag %

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Farrer results:

16 151 85 12 179 115 8 113 91 8 79 68 B 97 89 4 84 111 4 90 130 0 62 166

Pis For Ag

18 203 140 10 140 76 8 125 56 8 112 88 4 96 117 4 105 141 4 88 171 4 75 155

Pts For Ag

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A GRADE: Barellan 29 d Ardlethan 15; APM 44 d MCU 22; TRYC 52 d Temora 26 B GRADE: Barellan 45 d Ardlethan 33; MCU 37 d APM 27: TRYC 41 d Temora 39. . JUNIORS: Barellan 44 d Barellan 1; MCU 33 d APM 2; Temora 49 d TRYC 3.

All girls are to have raffle tickets and club prizes to Joy by Saturday 1 /6/91. People interested in the games night at the Rules Club on Sunday June 8th at 7.30pm, please contact their local netball club president or secretary. It will be a great night and all money raised to help the league rep players. All clubs to be represented.

1. Wayne Gardner (c.c.) 2. Baden Bowman 3. Gary Button 4. Col Parmenter 5. Dean Palframan 6. Martin Cairns 7. Eric Frazier 8. Brian Robinson 9. Jeff Jackson

10. Robert Currie 11. Paul Errington 12. Phil Errington 13. Stewart Allen

~ci: ~~!h~~~Ke~ey 17 Gary Cousley 19. Rod Franks 20. Bill McMullen 21. Noel Busby 22. Chris Reidlinger 23. Ralph Brewer 24. Paul Crivellaro 25. Mark O'Brien 26. Wayne Klimpsch 28. Jeff Jackson 29. Jason Carroll 30. Paul Allen 31. Scott Hugler 32. Stuart McIntosh 33. Paul Williams 34. Tom Spicer 35. Jason Dash 36. Jimmy Creek 37, Stephen Stapleton 38. Troy Hugler 39. Alex Morgan 40. Colin Lynch 41. Ross Combs 42. Wayne Cairns 44. Neil Carey 45. Mal Hillier 46. Russell Hillier 47. Wayne Barlin 49. Neil Rava 50. Bill Bishop 58. Corey Pavitt oil -Greg White

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10. Rod Knagge (vc) 11. Mark Douglas 12. Leon Reid 13. Darryl Ward 14. Tod Basham 15. Peter Delaney 16. Wayne DeBritt 17. Craig Morton 18. Gerard Guthrie 19. Dave Harris 20. Tim Guthrie 21. Don Oliver 22. David Louttit (vc) 23. Jeff Bristow 24. Mick Johnson 25. Glen Collins 26. Paul Fenning 27. Wayne Roberts 28. Darren Connell 29. Brad Guthrie 30. Peter Hoey 31. Brad Betts 32. Rick Jones 33. Ben Gardiner 34. Brad Skillen 35. Paul Harris 36. Scott Roberts 37. Jamie Thompson 38. Paul Delaney 39. Casey Sheather 40. Tim Hudson 41. Casey Turnbull 42. Ivan Worrell 43. Keith Kickett 44. Glen Miller 45. Larry Turnbull

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10. Archie Miller 11. Craig Delaney 12. Ken Pugh 13. Wayne Pimm 14. Steven Johnston 15. Chris Warwick 16. Scott Sloan 17. Gavin Bayne 18. Gwilyn Lewis 19. Shane Doyle 20. Ross Scott 22. Brett Grandin 23. Mark Prideaux 24. Shane Power 25. Richard Sparks 26. Daren McDonald 27. Wyatt Mcinerney 28. Bruce Leaver (cc) 29. David Nichollas 30. Dave Wilson 31. Pierre Buckley 32. Andrew Brunton 33. Sid Dacey 34. Rick Lee 35. Alan Duke 36. Paul Eather 37. David McIntyre 38. Ian Marston 39. Ron Henderson 40. Michael Roberts 41. Des Huxley 42. Jim Roy 43. Tony Roy 44. Dave Richards 46. Allan Farrell 4 7. John Brown 48. Paul Blampied 49. Shane Grentell 50. Greg Patterson 51. Tim McMullen 52. Grant Doyle 53. Steven Clout 54. Mark Healy 55. David Parry 56. Peter Downes 57. Rory McIntyre 58. Mark Harris 59. Darren Wright

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DONS Club Notes

The Dons are back!' ... Well, if Saturday's form is any indication, that's certainly the case. Of course, each week is a new ball game, so it's important not to just think things will go better with the return of players from injury - we will i1ave to work at it!!

On the wide spaces of Maher Oval our oft-reported 'lack of speed' was certainly not prominent when the Firsts blitzed Uranquinty-Kapooka in an opening quar­ter unparalleled for some time. Unfortunately that fine effort wasn't maintained for the remainder of the game,but it was certainly a start which won the match for us.

Players man-of-the-match was Dean Palframan from Col Parmenter, who won the Video Ezy award. Eric Frazier was the recipient of Huthy's Turvey Tops Car Wash. But awards could well have gone to a good many players, as it was, indeed, a top team effort!

The Twos set the scene for the Ones with another fine win to remain undefeated, and on top, after one-third of the competition. ~

Awards went to Pat Murphy (Mug), Jeff Jackson (Video Ezy) and 'Jack' Currie (Turvey Tops Car Wash), but, as the coach said, there could well have been awards go to all players such was the TEAM performance.

Saturday night's "Games Night" was a real success in every way and it's once again congratulations to Stewie, Carol and their 'crew' for organising such a top show. The support was much greater than the last social outing so let's hope that practice continues.

On Saturday our mighty U11 s went to the top of the table when they beat the previously undefeated Wagga Tigers. Congratulations kids!!

Thanks to all those who (a) contributed to: (b) helped the Street Raffle this morning.

On a less pleasant note we wish former President, Pat Crouch a speedy recovery to good health following his recent heart attack.

Today, RAAF. Remember the first meeting, Firsts?!? Let's make amends with another display like last week's ... and Twos? just 'keep on winning'!

ROSELi.AS Club Notes I have not much at all to say this week. Both our

Firsts and Seconds were soundly beaten by better sides on the day.

Both Rosella outfits had to play catch up football all day and no side, however good they think they are can­not afford to do that. The Seconds lost the game from the start due to SWT getting the jump on us

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immediately, from then on catch up footy was the name of the game. There appeared to be no 'togetherness' and individual football prevailed with some good performan­ces by individuals. The Rosella Mug went to Johna and the Courage Mug to Patto - well done.

In the case of our Seniors, we got the initial jump but could not carry it on, or was it the thought we were going to win? If that was the case, the answer is clear, never think that about ANY side. I hear around the club that we need big men. My answer to that is, sure, we haven't got big men at this stage of the season so therefore it is up to our small side to carry the flag and run with it. To be fair there were good patches of footy by our players, but patches are not good enough.

All players in both teams must listen to Bruce and Coco and follow their directions to the letter. Until we do this we will not have the success we all deserve. All supporters are behind everyone of you and it's only YOU working as a team that can get us into the finals in 1991.

The Rosella Mug once again went to Darren McDonald and the Courage Mug to Bruce Leaver.

Let's really turn it on today against Whitton/Yanco amt-show everyone that we are a force to be reckond with.

See you at Bruce and Sandra's after the game and let's be able to sing OUR song for both Firsts and Seconds. R.J.M.

BWES Club Notes

. Our Reserve grades started the day off last week wI_th a resounding victory over the Tigers. Again Michael Walker played an outstanding game to take out the mug. Mark Penna grabbed everything in sight to win the Graham's Mensland award, Casey Turnbull took out the Trims and Simon the Video Ezy award.

Others to stand out in a fine team effort were young Wally, Larry Turnbull and Mark Best. . The Senior match whilst not being as convincing was 1ust as satisfying with the boys having to fight every inch of the way to record a well deserved win.

Awards went to Rod Knagge (mug), Michael Morton (Rudds), Brent Milthorpe (Trims) and Dave Louttit (Video Ezy).

Good performances were also put by Don, Craig Mor­ton and Fester.

Congratulations to Peter and Maureen on the birth of their new centre half furward Patrick Thomas.

As everyone knows by now the date was changed for the Slave Trade Evening mentioned last week and it will be held tonight at our clubrooms beginning at 7.00.

Today we welcome the Bushpigs to Clarke Oval for what should be two high standard and entertaining matches.

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The Pigs played strongly in both grades showing strength and depth all over the field. The Firsts showed their fitness to outplay a very keen RAAF side. In a highly standard and fast moving game players to show out included the .'rock' of centre half back, ugly dog kicks who had an initial deadening effect on many RAAF attacks. Don Lane led hard all day and was rewarded with a bag of eight goals.

Goals must have been coming easily, even Moose managed to snare a couple. Simms once again showed his guts and stamina. Encouragement awards went to Raymond Bryce and the chocolate mouse: Final score Pigs 18.12-120 d RAAF 15.11-101.

The Seconds showed fine form on Saturday with a 102 point win. Players were strong all over the ground and a great deal of pressure is being placed on several first grade players. Ben Adams enjoyed his walk in the pantz at centre half forward his strong and skillful play earned him the mug. Bill 'The Bride' Reid was unnwaveringly solid in the last line of defence and once again the dashing sibes had more runs than an overfed Pakistani. Final score Pigs 21.15-141 d RAAF 6.2-38.

It's great to see the club going from strength to strength. The pressure is on and everyone has to work hard to get a game. This weekend is the start of the second round and should see titanic tussles in both grades at Cootamundra.

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TIGERS Club Notes

Although beaten it was a pleasing effort as for as the future of the club goes. Many expected Cootamundra to give us a good drumming but the Tigers pulled out something extra to push them right out to the finish. Michael (Redman) Wright couldn't take a trick, everywhere he went the ball followed him making him one of the Tigers best with 8 goals. Phil Ryan once again played an important part tacking 6 goals.

Ron (Bugs) Gordon played superbly around the ground to win the Greg Eckley AMP Insurance award. Rick (Mr Gym) Young took out the mug after another top performance. Woody (sore ankle) Longford played strongly as did Errol Boots, Mussy Gordon and Keith McBean.

The Reserves were given a football lesson but as long as you keep trying things will come our way. Mick Weymouth just keeps plugging away all day to receive the mug. Chris Murphy not only enjoyed himself on the field he did a good job of it off the field. Well done Murf.

Big Steve talked and chased hard all ay for a top effort. Jim Bradley tried all day as did Errol (I'll deliver anywhere) Cochrane. Tony Wheatly showed us the art of grass skiing slightly damaging his back. Terry Emmerson also had a top game.

This week the Whitton-Yanco (have 2 sides will travel) Football Club go to Uranquinty to take on the Rosellas which is a vital game. So two victories is a must.

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AFL DRAW 1991 ROUND 11 June 1, Saturday Richmond v W.C. Eagles (P), Nth Melbourne v Collingwood, Hawthorn v St Kilda, Essendon v Melbourne, Geelong v Adelaide. June 2, Sunday Sydney Swans v Brisbane Bears, Footscray v Carlton. Bye: Fitzroy.

ROUND 12 June 8, Saturday Carlton v Collingwood (P), Footscray v Sydney Swans. June 9, Sunday Adelaide v Fitzroy, Brisbane Bears v W.C. Eagles (C). June 10, Monday Hawthorn v Geelong, Melbourne V Richmond, St Kilda V Nth Melbourne. Bye: Essendon.

ROUND 13 June 14, Friday W.C. Eagles v Footscray. June 15, Saturday Essendon v Collingwood (P), Hawthorn v Brisbane Bears, Richmond v Adelaide. June 16, Sunday Fitzroy v St Kilda (T), Sydney Swans v Car­lton, Melbourne v Geelong. Bye: Nth Melbourne.

ROUND 14 June 21, Friday Richmond v Nth Melbourne. June 22, Saturday Melbourne v Hawthorn (P), Essendon v Fitzroy, Collingwood v Sydney Swans, St Kilda v Footscray, Carlton v W.C. Eagles. June 23, Sunday Adelaide v Brisbane Bears. Bye: Geelong.

ROUND 15 June 28, Friday Nth Melbourne v Hawthorn. June 29, Saturday Geelong v Richmond (P), Collingwood v Adelaide, Fitzroy v Carlton, Footscray v Essendon. June 30, Sunday Sydney Swans v Melbourne, W.C. Eagles v St Kilda. Bye: Brisbane Bears.

ROUND 16 July 6, Saturday Hawthorn v Adelaide (P), Carlton v Nth Melbourne, Collingwood v Footscray, Melbourne v W.C. E . July 7, Sunday Brisbane Bears v Fitzroy (G), R mond v St Ki Ida, Geelong v Essendon. Bye: Sydney Swans. ROUND 17 July 12, Friday W.C. Eagles v Collingwood. July 13, Saturday Nth Melbourne v Brisbane Bears {P), Melbourne v Fitzroy, St Kilda v Geelong, Essendon v Richmond, Carlton v Adelaide. July 14, Sunday Syd­ney Swans v Hawthorn. Bye: Footscrav. ROUND 18 , . July 20, Saturday Richmond v Hawthorn (P), Fitzroy v Collingwood, St Kilda v Melbourne, Essendon v Nth Melbourne. July 21, Sunday Brisbane Bears v Carlton (C), Adelaide v Sydney Swans, Geelong v Footscray. Bye: W.C. Eagles. ROUND 19 July 26, Friday Nth Melbourne v W.C. Eagles. July 27, Saturday Co!lingwoo&v"St Kilda (P), 'Geelong v Brisbane Bears, Carlton v Me!6ourne, Footscray v Fitzroy. July 28, Sunday Adelaide v Essendon, Syd­ney Swans v Richmond. Bye: Hawthorn: ROUND 20 August 3, Saturday Hawthorn v Footscray (P), Nth Melbourne v Melbourne, Carlton v Geelong, Essen" don v Sydney Swans, Brisbane Bears v Collingwood {C). August 4, Sunday Adelaide v W.C. Eagles, Rich­mond v Fitzroy. Bye: St Kilda.

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JUNE 1: AP-M v Temora; Barellan v MCU; TR­YC V Marrar; Nth Wagga V Coll-Ash. Ardlethan bye. JUNE 8: Temora v Barellan; MCU v Ardlethan; Marrar v AP-M; Coll-Ash v TR-YC. Nth Wagga bye. JUNE 15: Ardlethan v Temora; Barellan v Marrar; AP-M v Coll-Ash; TR-YC v Nth Wagga. MCU bye. JUNE 22: Temora v MCU; Marrarv Ardlethan; Coll-Ash v Barellan; Nth Wagga v Barellan. TR-YC bye. JUNE 29: Marrarv MCU; Coll-Ash v Ardlethan; Nth Wagga v Barellan; TR-YC v AP-M. Temora bye. JULY 6: Temora v Marrar; MCU v Coll-Ash; Ardlethan v Nth Wagga; Barellan v TR-YC. AP-M bye. JULY 13: Coll-Ash v Temora; Nth Wagga v MCU; TR-YC v Ardlethan; AP-M v Barellan. Marrar bye. JULY20: Temorav NthWagga; MCUvTR-YC; Ardlethan v AP-M; Marrar v Coll-Ash. Barellan bye. JULY 27: TR-YC v Temora; AP-M v MCU; Barellan v Ardlethan; Nth Wagga v Marrar. Coll-Ash bye. AUGUST 3: Temora v AP-M; MCU v Barellan; Marrar V TR-YC; Coll-Ash V Nth Wagga. Ardlethan bye. AUGUST 10: Barellan v Temora; Ardlethan v MCU; AP-M v Marrar; TR-YC v Cofl-Ash. Nth Wagga bye. AUGUST 17: Temora v Ardlethan; Marrar v Barellan; Coll-Ash v AP-M; Nth Wagg av TR-YC. MCU bye. AUGUST 24: MCU v Temora; Ardlethan v Marrar; Barellan V Coll-Ash; AP-M V Nth Wagga. TR-YC bye.

DIVISION TWO JUNE 1: SW-Tv RAAF; Coota v Rivcol; Uranq­K v Whit-Yanco. JUNE 8: RAAF v Coota; Rivcol v Uranq-K; Whit-Yanco V SW-T (Y). JUNE 15: General bye. Country champs. JUNE 22: RAAF v Uranq-K; Whit-Yanco v Riv­col (W); Coota V SW-T. JUNE 29: RAAF v Whit-Yanco; SW-T v Rivcol; Coota v Uranq-K. JULY 6: Rivcol v RAAF; Uranq-K v SW-T; Whit­Yanco v Coota (Y). JULY 13: RAAF v SW-T; Rivcol v Coota; Whit­Yanco v Uranq-K (Y). JULY 20: Coota v RAAF; Uranq-K v RivcoJ; SW·T v Whit-Yanco. JULY 27: RAAF v Uranq-K; Rivcol v Whit­Yanco; SW·T* v Coota. AUGUST 3: Whit-Yanco v RAAF (Y); Rivcol v SW·T; Uranq-K v Coota. AUGUST 1 0: RAAF v Rivcol; SW·T v Uranq-K; Coota v Whit-Yanco. 1st Semi: Sat. August 17. 2nd Semi: Sun August 24. Preliminary: Sat August 31. Grand Final: Sat Sept 7. * indicates SW·T home games at Maher Oval. r,JV) indicates Whitton-Yanco games at Whitton. (Y) indicates Whitton-Yance games at Yanco. N.B.: If the Farrer Bsidewins on June 15-16, they will play the grand final at the SCG on July 14. lfthis occurs July 14games will be declared a general bye, with the remaining rounds and finals put back a week.

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