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J U LY27, 1985VOL. 85 - No. 1 5

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~~~~ f(u)21 Reviewby Ross Booth

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Ormond's winning run of 6 matches was ended by Old Scotch when they inflicted an 8 pointdefeat on the 'Monds' . Scotch stamped themselves as a premiership threat with the win over thesection leader in a closely contested and low-scoring game . John Moir marked strongly aroundthe ground for the Cardinals and Brian Hodge was elusive on the half forward flank . Ormond'sbest were Paul Sutherland on the wing and ruck-rover Phil Mehrten .

St . Bernards scored an upset win overIvanhoe by 35 points and in so doing movedback out of the relegation zone . The loss putsIvanhoe down to 6th place . The Saints werevery much more desperate and effectively wonthe game in the second quarter with a 10 goalburst. Ivanhoe fought back in the last term butit was far too late . Greg Lane kicked 4 goals forthe Saints, but their best was giant ruckmanPaul Smith .

Collegians scored a comfortable 39 point winover Bulleen-Templestowe which effectivelyends the Bullants chances of playing in thefinals . Collegians won the game in the thirdquarter after an even first half when theyoutscored Bulleen by 4 goals to 3 into thebreeze . Geoff English kicked 4 goals andJeremy Schmidt dominated in the air on hisr~ing . Bulleen-Temp have been weakened bythe loss of Andy Smythe to Melbourne andStephen Clark to Essendon . Even coach MikeZemski's 1 goal was not enough to lift theBullants to victory!

North Old Boys had a good 23 point win overUniversity Blues to take themselves back intothe four. North had a good third quarter withthe breeze but kicked inaccurately : 4 .8, andtheir back line held Blues to a miserable 2goals to three quarter time . Key defendersConsidine and Griffin were grand defenders .

Blues best were new boy Anthony Allen in thecentre and Simon Macaulay on the forwardflank. Blues are now back in the hot seat facingrelegation .

De La Salle humiliated Old Xaverians by 76points . Xavs were held goalless till half timeand kicked only 2 goals for the day, thanks toNick Wilton . De La forward Tony Vitacca kicked4 goals and he and Pat Maher were providedmany opportunities by ruckman BrianHanrahan . For Xavs Peter Klein batt led hardagainst Mick Deveson, and Geoff Greethamheld Phil Kerin to 2 goals .

The likely winners in A Section are :Bulleen-Templestowe v DE LA SALLESt . Bernards v COLLEGIAN SORMOND v Ivanho eUniversity Blues v OLD SCOTCHOld Xaverians v NORTH O B

I have tipped 4 away winners in A Sectionbut I am confident because I tipped the card inB Section last week . all home sides .

In B Section :Old Brighton v MARCELLINST. KILDA v Old MelburniansKewv UNIVERSITY BLACKSOLD PARADIANS v AjaxCAULFIELD GRAM . v Parksid e

TWO DRAWS IN ONE SEASO NOn Saturday 27th April Banyule and St .

Bernards Under 19 teams played a draw at St .Bernards, the scores being St . Bernards 20goals 10 behinds 130 points, Banyule 19 goals16 behinds 130 points . On Saturday 6th Julythey again met this time at Banyule the gameagain resulted in a draw ; the scores this time,Banyule 17 goals 15 behinds 117 points St .Bernards 18 goals 9 behinds 117 points . In thefirst game Banyule came from behind to levelthe scores in the second game it was St .Bernards who came from behind .

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FAWKNER CONGRATULATES MITCHWell done Gret Mitchell upon your selection

in the V .A .F .A . state team. Greg was selected toplay against NSW in the combined C & F gradeside at the recent carnival . A product of theUnder 19s Mitch is in his second year of seniorfootball, having been runner up, in his firstsenior year, in the club's best and fairest .Selection in the state team is further proof ofhis progress as a player well known for hisdynamic non-stop approach to the game . Keepit up Mitch, you know our next aim .

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Ivanhoe Amateurs you blew it! A great chance to cement a place in the final 4 and seriouslychallenge for Premiership honors and you couldn't handle it . There is no doubting the value ofrelegation and promotion . What could well have been a meaningless match became a battle forsurvival for St . Bernard's and they responded magnificently . I couldn't for the life of me understandwhy Alan Salter left his best player and skipper Peter Gittos at full back for 3 quarters . Sure Gittoswas there to mind Greg Lane but I*d have thought Gittos would have been better at say centre halfback thus reducing the opportunities Lane had . When he was sent onto the ball in the last term hereally had an input on the game but by then it was too late .

Although Ormond lowered its colours as Isort of pointed to Old Scotch last week, I won'thear of them losing 2 in a row especially asthey meet amateur football's latest pretenders .Ormond are now only a game clear of the twobig improvers in A Section, Old Scotch andCollegians and must ensure the double chanceif it is to be the premier team this season . Idoubt if Ivanhoe has the discipline, class orability to match it with Ormond for whomM ichael Oaten kicked 6 important goals in theReserves last week .

As De La Salle is poised in 5th position andonly 1 percent behind, North O.B. has morethan enough incentive to pull out all stopsagainst the Old Xaverians whose form of late isjust woeful .

Xavs could only manage 2 goals last weekwhilst North as expected was an impressivewinner against the Blues . The bottom has reallyfallen out of Old Xaverians for whom the next 5weeks cannot pass quickly enough .

St. Bernards cock full of confidence after itsupset win over Ivanhoe believe they can doCollegians and pull themselves well clear ofrelegation . I don't. Collegians has a pretty usefuloutfit at present and has even learn't the art ofwinning away from Harry Trott. Its small menwill worry St . Bernards and with a dominantcentre line led by young Jeremy SchmidtCollegians greater ability will give them thepoints .

Bulleen-Templestowe has one last remotechance and it must beat De La Salle to maintainit . De La has enjoyed having its back to the walland has responded, as those who have followedamateur football in the past decade have cometo expect, with deeds and actions on the field .With a place in the 4 beckoning, De La, even inits red guernsey, will have all the answers andby winning today will remind North, Collegians,and Old Scotch that it is far from a spent force .Uni. Blues host Old Scotch who are still up inthe air over the win against Ormond . Blues willbe desperate following St . Bernard's surprisewin and I've a hunch they'll catch the Cardinalson the hop and cause the upset of the seasonin winning today .

So its Ormond, De La Salle, North OB,Collegians and Uni . Blues .

AJAX won its second match of the seasonlast week against a disappointing Kew who tookthe surprise decision of sacking coach RaySleeth in the week before the match . There'ssomething wrong at Kew and even at home

where they produce by far their best football-theythey are simply not in the class of Uni . Blackswho are out to prove they're the best side outof the 4 . It would be a fairy tale finish for theBlacks to play in the finals and I'm sure thecurrent 4 who I believe will remain will be morethan happy for the Blacks to finish fifth .

Old Paradians who put up a creditableperformance against Parkside will need to beon their mettle for the vital match against AJAX .Success breeds success and if AJAX get thesniff of another victory, they'll prove hard totoss, even at Bundoora . However having takenthe Blues as a long shot in A section I must gofor the Old Paradians whose victory will givethem a very handy 6 point lead over Kew in thebatle for relegation .

Caulfield Grammarians finds itself in thematch of the day for the second week in a row.They were disgraceful last week againstMarcellin and did not look like a top side . Thisgame will be a ripper and Parkside will relishthe small Albert Park oval and with the big manstrength to match Caulfield, I think by Saturdaynight we'll have a 3way tie at the head of Bsection and the "fields" may fall from first tothird .

St . Kilda has its last chance to stay in the Bsection finals race with a home game against4th placed Old M eiburnians . O.M's hold a handy6 point margin and will be hard pressed to keepit . The Saints will literally throw everything intothis last effort and O .M .'s may be found wanting .I think that at home St . Kilda can win and keepthe interest in 4th spot wide open . You can besure the Blacks will be sweating on the result .

In the remaining match in B Section Marcellintake the trip south to meet Old Brighton whoserecord at home compares favourably with thatof its visitor . Old Brighton has done well in Bsection and had Peter Grant and othersremained injury free and available on a regularbasis, then the bay side lads would be higherup the B section ladder . With the possibility oftop place as the prize I can't see Neil LeLievreallowing any of those young eagles to go intothis game with swollen heads and its a Marcellinvictory for mine .

What a competition C Section is turning outto be . A draw in a desparate finish betweenMonash and Hampton Rovers, predictable winsby Fawkner and Therry and Thomastown vitalaway win at Old Camberwell means that 4th-place is still wide open and there is no shortageof challengers .

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Today Therry meet Banyule at Therry andthc home side are mighty firm favourites . Thebattle of the coaches, both amateur footballlegends in their own lifetime, Bernie Dunn andRick Brockweli will decide the game - Dunn isseen as the cool tactitian whilst 'Brocky' is acrreat on field leader and deep thinker on thegame. As Banyule's form has been hot and coldI'll stick with the more consistent Therry .

St . Kevins are at home to Old Camberwell,,rid despite its loss to Fawkner is still in with achance . A win today will bring St. Kevins equal;Jth their opponents and surely that is enoughincentive ,

tti Oval to score a wground advantage ofRigThomastown who were in the horrors have

rallied and their important victory last Saturdayover Old Camberwell lifted them temporarilyout of relegation worries . At home they shouldbeat Hampton Rovers and move even furtherclear and it wouldn't surprise me if they were tosneak 4th spot before its all over .

Old Haileybury has that quality whichcommittee and supporters love but doesn't winmatches - potential . They might use it today tobeat and stay within striking distance and at thesame time drive a big nail into M onash .

No one would pick Coburg to beat Fawkner .Its last versus first so that enough said .` Match of the round in D Section will be playedat Melbourne High between the home side andthe undefeated leaders, Old Trinity . In whatpromises to be a great game I'm confident thatthe High school at home can inflict the first lossof the season on Trinity and really hot up thebattle for premiership honors . Trinity will notenjoy the small ground which would probablyfittwice into their own and Alan Quaife is boundto have his charges fired up .

Balaclava should restore some lost groundby beating an eratic Old Ivanhoe and NorthBrunswick who went down narrowly to OldMentonians last Saturday are the selection overold rivals Power House . Its hard to see StateBank worrying Old M entonians who are quietly

confident of promotion, and West Brunswickwill return to the winning list at the expense ofpoor old St. Bedes .

Old Geelong journey to Preston where theywill confront a side determined to avenge itsloss last week. The Oggs face a third loss in arow and couldn't have drawn Preston at a worsetime .

The big game of course will be played at Mt .Eliza between Peninsula and Heatherton .Heatherton played well last Saturday to beatPreston as did the Pirates who beat BulleenUnited . With 4th spot a little more secure I thinkthe Pirates will win this match although I agreethat Heatherton are favourites.

Williamstown cyms will move a step closerand boost its percentage by accounting for OldCarey and Uni . Reds at home should make ittwo in a row by beating Footscray Tech .

The other match is between Elsternwick andBulleen United and in a real test of strengthElsternwick has both the form, enthusiasm andsuperior knowledge of the No . 2 oval to carrythe day .

Commonwealth Bank who survived a strongChallenge last Saturday from Brunswick will bein the right form and be far too slick for OldEssendon . The Dons let Clayton kick 8 goals inthe last quarter and threw away a golden chanceto cement 4th spot .

Brunswick as mentioned was far fromdisgraced last Saturday and today will carry allbefore them against ANZ Bank. Uni . High whoare a bit like Old Haileybury - full of potentialwill also be able to use it today at Latrobe andI'm sure they'll win well .

The big match is between two of "far eastern"clubs Clayton and Doveton . Clayton came frombehind to beat Old Essendon whilst Dovetonhad the bye . The let off may not have been theideal way to prepare for such a big game atClayton its the Dragons for me .

I went pretty well last Saturday picking 22winners . How many did you get?

77,71 1<' 17 I ~ 1~~M1 MAT( ISJuly 27 Ormond v Ivanhoe (A )August 3 Parkside v Old Brighton (B)August 10 North Brunswick v Old Trinity (D)August 17 West Brunswick v Balaclava (D)August 18 Marcellin v A .J .A .X. (B )August 24 Old Melburnians v Parkside (B )

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Over The Fence

And still the stories filter from Mildura . OTFlearns that 2 honorary team officials were leftbehind at the ground after the match! The hardworking Team manager having eventuallyrounded up the team set sail for the aftermatchentertainment and completely overlooked theproperty-steward and time keeper. As thetimekeeper was a former team mate, themanager was most embarrassed .

NEXT MEMBERS MEETING MONDAY 5thAUGUST, 8.15 p .m . at ELSTERNWICK PAR K

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400 games to Mr Nice Guy, Bob Cogdonreached a milestone and personal goal of hisumpiring career when he umpired his 400thgame in the mud at Ormond on Sat. 22nd June .

Bob started as an umpire with the V.A .F .A . in1954 and umpired seasons 1954-1956,transferred in his job with Royal Insurance toGeelong and umpired seasons 1957-1958 withthe Geelong District Umpires Association . In1958 Bob returned to Melbourne and re-joinedthe V .A .F .A . and has umpired continuouslyseasons 1968-1985 . Bob always attendstraining and puts in on the track with the samedetermination now as when he started . Bob, allumpires congratulate you on this fantastic andwonderful achievement and hope you continuefor many years to come .

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5 Years Ago - 198 0200 games to M .H.S .O .B .'s great clubman

and boundary umpire Don Pritchard. .Caulfield Grammarians saluted Glen Flet-

cher's 100th game - "being a big lump of achap went straight from school into the seniorswhere his ability to take 'the big mark' andcover long distances with either foot made hima valuable player in key positions mainly on theforward lines "

No. 32 guernsey and White Ankle Bandages- Old Brighton Grammarians Mark Dobbie ranon to the ground for his 150th game .

Umpire Kevin McMahon whistled up his150th game after joining the V .A .F .A . in 1972 .

De La Salle O .C . (A) held on to top positio nwhen they withstood a strong challenge fromfifth place, Ormond, 20 .12 (132) to 15 .15 (105) .Best were Donegan, Ruffolo (6 goals), Hanra-han (De La Salle) and Bourne (9 goals),McCooke, Naylor (Ormond) .° Top goalkickers for the season were:- 'A'Karvalis ( U. Blues) 63, 'B' Curtain (O.Xav) 79,C' J . Priestley (0 . Brighton) 77, `D' 1 . Henderson(A .M .P .) 52, 'E' J . Butcher (0 Geel) 86, 'F' PeterHille (U .Reds) 83 .

10 Years ago - 197 5Ormond remained in the fight for fourth place

with their win over North Old Boys (4th) kicking7 goals in the second term to lead by 31 pointsat, half time . Final scores were 16.15 (111) to9 .21 (75) . Best were Jenkins, Bourne, Cameron(Orm) and O'Connor, Wilson, Borcich (N.O.B .O .

St Kilda C .B .C .O.B . (C Section) confirmedtheir top position when they doubled PowerHouse's score, 15 .10 (100 to 6 .11 (47) . Bestwere Kay, White, Sherman ( St.Kil .) and Cross,Newton, Daniel ( Power House) .

1=awknercongratulated their runner PeterBest on 10 years and over 200 games as runner .100 games to St . Kevin's Old Boys presidentMichael O'Kelly - a fearless player, and since1968 a mainstay as the club's administrator,social secretary, secretary, captain, and nowpresident . 150 games to Ormond's Kevin Ladd,10 years at the club, leading 'B' section goal-kicker for 3 years, 4 Vic . jumpers, club best andfairest in 1968 .

15 Years ago - 197 0Well, it finally happened, Coburg, wit five

players in the Carnival side, suffered their firstdefeat for the year when they went down to DeLa Salle by 31 points . The side played withoutconfidence, and fumbled badly all day .

Monash stayed close to the four when, afterbeing inaccurate early, they hit the target in thelast term to kick 8 .1 to Melbourne High's 3 .4and win by 16 points .

Alphington, trying to avoid relegation in 'B'section were unlucky to go down to St . Bern-ard's (4th) in a high-scoring game, 18 .9 (127) to17.10 ( 122) Johannsen (5), Hartigan and Skerrywere Alphington's best . With Footscray Tech,yet to win, almost certain of relegation, theother 'hot seat' was shared by Old Xaverians,C'wealth Bank, and Alphington all level on 12points .

150 games to Ian Job who had given greatservice to Kew both as player and committee-man .

25 Years ago - 1960In shocking condition U.Blacks (A) continued

their march to the four in beating Old Paradiansby 5 points - and Old Melburnians (4th) wentdown to Collegians .

Ian Hayden (U .Blues) and John Sanders (OldXav) were selected in the Australian Amateursteam to play V .F .A . at Canberra, in place ofLeigh Grant (unavailable) and Ian Law (withHawthorn) .

Veteran Ormond back pocket star, NormanPert was missing a game "as he walked downthe aisle to that goal of all women - the alter" .

20u games to Coburg's Robbie Dugdale, 100games to Collegians Captain-Coach Max Rush .

St. Kilda C.B .O .C . (D) was he only undefeatedteam. M .H .S .O .B . was having a successfulseason on top in 'C' and Juniors - one loss ineach section .

25 Years ago - 195 0"We understand Freddie Dawson is looking

for a sparring partner, so if Linton McLeodapplies, he's a moral for the job" . (FreddieDawson was a devastating U .S. negro light-weight boxer fighting in Australia in 1950) .Linton McLeod was at the time playing forParkside . Must be a story there, Linton !

Again among Parkside notes, "that model ofconsistency again gave a lion-hearted display .Whether half-back, ruck, rover or forward, hatsoff to Harry Nance and he reckons he's 4 yardstoo slow" . (Harry was assistant umpire's coachuntil retiring in 1973) .

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® o • ® A of Fate?by Jim Fidg e

It is perhaps an interesting note to start on the background of L .A . Adamson, father and guidingfigure of the Victorian Amateur Football Association, during the first 40 years of its now 93 yearsof existence .

Perhaps it was a twist of fate that really inspired him to create the V .A.F .A .Adamson, born 125 years ago on the Isle of Man, was educated at Rugby School, and after

graduating in Law at Oxford University, came to Australia in 1887 . While waiting to be admitted tothe Victorian Bar, he accepted a position as senior house master at Wesley College . His lawcareer was shelved and there followed an outstanding career of community involvement . His basewas Wesley, the club he founded was Collegians and that club has remained the only club to bepart of the V .A .F .A . throughout its entire existence .

History tells us that the V .A .F .A . (originallythe Metropolitan Junior Football Associationuntil Geelong joined in 1927 and the titlechange was introduced) was formed before theV .F .A . breakaway that saw the creation of theVictorian Football League . The V.A .F .A . enjoyeda healthy relationship with the V .F .L . in theearly years. Amateur finals games were playedas curtain-raisers to V .F .L . final games at theM .C .G. However, the V .F.L . were attempting tobuild the Amateur clubs into their own zonesand Adamson and his supporters saw this as adefinite threat to the concept of amateurism .Adamson had a strong committment to retainsport as sport .

It was along this concept that the V .A .F .A .was rr,ou!ded and developed to become thelargest individual football competition in thecountry .

The V.A .F .A has always retained its earlyprinciples while going through enormous expan-sion and development of new innovations tothe game . All was not smooth sailing - therewere set backs, for example two World Warsthat necessitated disbandment .

SOUND AD M INISTRATIONA dedicated and innovative administration has

always provided a sound basis for V .A .F .A. pro-gress. There have been only eight Presidents :W.H. Davis (1894-95 No records for 1892-3) ;L .A . Adamson (1896-1915 :1920-32) ; H.J . Stew-art (1933-1940 : 1946 ; E .F . Atkins (1947-1969) ;L.S. Zachariah (1970-77) ; M .G . Russel (1978-80) ; T .A . Johnson (1981-83) and J .F .X . Dillon(1984-85) . This has provided a firm leadershipbase and included in the long serving featureof the V .A .F .A . have been such long servingpersonalities as Jack Fullerton, Secretary from1952-1977, the late Jack McCann, a formerSecretary who served the V .A .F .A with distinc-tion for over 50 years, and the still serving Vice-President, Fred Coldrey, who had completed50 years as a member of the Executive Comm-ittee . George McTaggart became an institutionwith the Amateur Footballer, while Noel Rundlehas guided the financial affairs for the past 20years . Lou Zachariah, Manson Russel, AlexJohnson and John Dillon all went on to becomePresident, but always the administration had afine blend of experience with youth .

MILESTONESOver the years the V .A .F .A . has progressed

to a number of headquarters in an attempt toestablish a permanent identity and venue forfinals matches. The first was the old AmateurSports Ground (Olympic Park - which becamethe topic of a wrangle over professional use inthe 1930's) the other Olympic Park oval, theJunction Oval, St. Kilda, and then by the mid-1960's ; Elsternwick Park .

No man worked harder for the developmentof Elsternwick Park into the now outstandingheadquarters it is for the V.A .F .A than AlexJohnson . As a fitting reward for his tirelessendeavours to see the long awaited "dream" ofa pavilion materialise, the Brighton City Councilopited to name it "The Alex . Johnson Pavilion".It was opened by councillor Len Coysh Mayorof Brighton in 1983, Our Paton-in-chief, HisExcellency the Governor of Victoria, Sir BrianMurray, was a guest at the luncheon . The latestdevelopment as part of the Elsternwick Parkprogress is a new electronic scoreboard, up todate and more in keeping with modern trends .This sould be in operation for the Carnival andhas ben made possible by financial assistancefrom the State Bank of Victoria .

There have been several significant innova-tions to Australian football which have origin-ated through the V .A .F .A . These include 19thand 20th men, white shorts worn by visitingclubs, and Independent Tribunal, fenced play-ing arenas, the final four and four interchangeplayers for Reserve and Under 19 grades . On asadder note a couple of our proposals have notbeen accepted with the same amount of enthus-iasm. I refer to the Order off Rule and thebanning of alcohol dringing around the ground .

FULL TIME ADMINISTRATIO NFor 25 years (1952-1977) the everyday admin-

istration of the V .A .F .A . was done in the Fuller-ton household at 5 Correa Avenue, Cheltenham .Jack's wife, Norma, was an extremely diligentAssistant Secretary, and their contribution dur-ing a fast-growing era did not go unnoticed .

The V.A .F .A has now 8000 registered playersspread over 59 senior teams in 6 sections,graded A to F, and 25 junior teams. All seniorteams field reserve grade teams .

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f-allowing 1977 and the Fullerton retirement,Aif Keam took over as Secretary at a difficult,,me when change through sponsorship and;,n-field appearance was very much the futureiinage . The V.A .F .A . quickly formed a MarketingSection . The administrative duties continued togrow and in 1982 Peter French was appointed

the V.A .F .A .'s first full time General Manager .White Peter may qualify as "full time" by salary,the honorary workers certainly could claimsimilarrecognition . Presidents, ExecutiveComm-ittee chairmen, Committee chairmen and o f

lb members all carry out time consum-g duties.ing further more (how could I forget them)the V .A.F.A . boasts its own Umpires Associationcomplete with their own office-bearers .

PLAYERSPlayers. . . and that is what this Amateur Foot-

ball is really all about .And what a galaxy of champions have come

from our V .A .F .A .Seven V .F .L . Brownlow Medals have been

,on by former amateur stars who proved whata wonderful stepping ground the V .A .F .A . wasto league football . The household Brownlownames: Ivor Warne-Smith (Collegians-Melbourne) won two; Bill M orris (Old Scotch-Richmond) ; Dr . Don Cordner (University Blacks-Melbourne) ; Neil Roberts (M HS Old Boys-St .Kilda) ; Ross Smith (Hampton Rovers-St. Kilda) ;and Gary Dempsey ( Footscray Tech O.B .-Footscray and North Melbourne) .

I could put together another article just withnames from amateur ranks who went on tooutstanding league careers . For example morethan 20 players that fought out the 1964Collingwood-Melbourne Grand Final wererecruited from our ranks . Remember, and theystill talk about it, the goal Neil Crompto n

M ILESTONES AT COLLEGIANSBecause of the widespread critical acclaim o f

this writers first article, he has again beenencouraged to put pen to paper to clear thebacklog of milestones left unrecognised by theprevious writer . One of those is Chris "CJ"Warner who played his 100th game forCollegians in the first game of this season .Joining the club in 1979 from Wesley "CJ"quickly established himself as a player ofunparalled courage in his desire to get in andwin the hard ball, as indicated by one mostcourageous award and two most determinedawards . Despite fluctuating between the seniorsand reserves and suffering from a recedinghairline "CJ" has accepted the mixed fortunesof football with good grace playing well in thegrade in which selected . Despite missingselection in the 1981 B grade grand final CJ'sspirit and determination were epitomized bythe fine game he played in the reserves grandfinal in helping Collegians overun the dreadedenemy University Blues . Congratulations "CJ"on a fine 100 games and we all look forward t o

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(Ormond) kicked to clinch Melbourne's lastpremiership win . And the 1958 Collingwoodgrand final "Steal" over Melbourne boasted 34 .

And there were others - Hawthorn's firstpremiership win in 1961 was studded with quitea few - John Winneke (Uni . Blacks), Ian Law,Colin Youren, Malcolm Hill and ex-Geelongcoach, Rod Olsson all from Old Scotch, andadd to the balance Ian Mort (Kew), MortonBrowne (Un. Blacks) and Graham Cooper(Hampton Rovers) .

Back in 1939-41 Alan La Fontaine (captainedand ex-University Blacks), Sid Anderson(MHSOB) and Ray Wartman (Brightonvale)played in three Melbourne premiership sideswhile in more recent years, Peter Murnane (DeLa Salle at Hawthorn) tasted success whileAndrew Ireland (Ivanhoe) hoped in manyappearances that one would go Collingwood'sway .

And of the many who stayed back with us . Tomention just a few - the great MHS Old Boysmulti-best and fairest award winner, JockaNelson, Ormond's Bruce Bourne, FootscraysVFL President, Tony Capes (Old Xaverians),Test cricketer Ian Redpath (Geelong), IanTurnbull (MHSOB) Lex Hibbins (Collegians,who unknowingly has helped put together thisarticle) and Manson Russel, 250 games withOld Scotch, selected in four Carnival sides andwent on to be V .A .F .A . President .

Which draws me to a conclusion, althoughthe tale could go on ; that perhaps the mostexciting feature of our Amateur football code isthe rivalry between the states which peaks witha Carnival every three years .

Thanks Jim for a great article and we lookforward to something from you prior to theFinals .

many more good games from you especiallywhen the rains come .

Another milestone reached at Collegianseven before -CJ's" was that of 50 games toRobert Oliphant reached in the 1984 A grade1st semi final . Ollie joined Collegians in 1982from that productive recruiting ground ofGeelong Grammar where the denizens aretypically short and slow and thus nearly alwaysback pocket players . This after brief~flirtationswith other positions Ollie eventually foundhimself banished to the back pocket with theimplied warning "your on your last chance son" .However, this position must have been Ollie'sniche for not only did he become a useful playerbut he also started to bring full back StuartHinchen into the game and make him a goodplayer . Probably the only mistake Ollie hasmade was in 1983 when he recruited AndrewWright down to Collegians and who has nowsecured the coveted back pocket position witha vice like grip . Congratulations Ollie on yourfirst 50 games .

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TODAVA SECTION

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE v DE LA SALLEField: K. Goglan, P . Wisema nGoal.• D . Moore, M . Murre yST BERNARDS v COLLEGIANSField: W. Lyons, T . FlanneryGoal: R . Russo, D . SiegaORMOND v IVANHO EField: B. Goodman, S . GreeneGoal: I . Malcolm, T. WylesBoundary: A . Dwight, A . SmithOLD XAVERIANS v NORTH O.B .Fielcl: C . King, S. McCarth yGoal: M . Richardson, E . HoareUNIVERSITY BLUES v OLD SCOTCHField: M. Thomas, R . TraceyGoal: D . Hillier, R . Dunsta n

B SECTIONOLD BRIGHTON v MARCELLINField: R. Lippold, K . FarrelyGoa/: G . Clancey, M . Saron gST. KILDA v OLD MELBURNIANSField: W. Henry, D . Wilso nGoal: .] . Hall, B . WatersKEW v UNIVERSITY BLACKSField: J . Horwood, B . WalshGoal: R . Clarkson, D . McKenzieBoundary: R. Cogdo nCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS v PARKSIDEField: R. Woolley, A . Jamiso nGoaL• S . Goodman, G . TrewarneOLD PARADIANS v A .J .A .X.Field: B. Hayward, N . WilsonGoal: J . Hayes, A. Poulte r

C SECTIO NST. KEVINS v OLD CAMBERWELLField: P. Keog hCOBURG v FAWKNERField: P . KingTHERRYv BANYULEField: P . Cherr yTHOMASTOWN v HAMPTON ROVERSField: A . Mullah yMONASH BLUES v OLD HAILEYBURYField: S . Urwin

D SECTIONMHS OB v OLD TRINITYField: F. RossettoBALACLAVA v OLD IVANHOEField: P. Harri sBoundary: S. ClinchNORTH BRUNSWICK v POWER HOUSEField: M. Gilda yWEST BRUNSWICK v ST BEDESField: C . Mackenzi eBoundary: Flanaga nSTATE BANK v OLD MENTONIANSField: B. Reid

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E SECTIONPENINSULA v HEATHERTONField: NaebusELSTERNWICK v BULLEEN UTDField: M. Ford eUNIVERSITY REDS v FOOTSCRAYField: D. Wiggin sPRESTON v OLD GEELONGField: R. Smit hWILLIAMSTOWN v OLD CAREYField: A . Belcher

F SECTIONCOMMONWEALTH BANK v OLD ESSENDONField: J . MurnaneBoundary: A. William sANZ BANK v BRUNSWICKField: R. FrancisUHSOB v LATROBE UNIField: S . BeamontCLAYTON v ST . JOHNSField: L. CoyleBoundary: G . William s

UNDER 19 ZONE 1OLD IVANHOE v ST . KEVINSField: P. O'Dwye rST BERNARDS v BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWEField: J . Bugde nBoundary: G. Clarke, H . StrzdalaBANYULE v THOMASTOWNField: T . Keatin gBoundary: K. Caulfiel dOLD CAMBERWELL v NORTH OBField: D . Sim eBoundary: A Leslie, 1 . StolleryOLD PARADIANS v MARCELLINField: G . LeggoUNIVERSITY v THERRYField : T . KeatingBoundary: J . O'Shea, N . Woodruff

UNDER 19 ZONE 2OLD MELBURNhANS v WILLIAMSTOWNField: A . StratfordDE LA SALLE v OLD BRIGHTONField: K. Walke rBoundary: J . Higgins, M . ErvingHAMPTON ROVERS - BYECOLLEGIANS v MHSO BField: C. Dun nBoundary: W. Bennett, A . RuncimanMONASH UNIVERSITY v ST. KILDAField: L. Manni xBoundary: J .Grimm, N . SpitzerOLD XAVERIANS v ORMONDField: A . KilleenGoal: S. Cavanag hBoundary: M. Day, B . SterarkowskiOLD SCOTCH - BY E

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985

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MILESTONES AT BANYULE

The Banyule Football Club would like tocongratulate the following players for reachingvarious milestones during the last few games of1984 and the first half of 1985 .

Darren Attard 200 games . Darren would havereached the 200 game mark a lot earlier but fora number of nagging injuries over the last twoyears ; a very clever and courageous player whohas the ability to inspire his team mates andbring them into the game and this year he hastaken on the job of Treasurer of the club .

Marcus Fraumano 200 game. Marcus is oneof the most skilful players in the Senior side ; hekeeps runnign all day and creates manyopportunities for the players around him; herarely puts in a bad game ; he is also one of theyoung players who are helping the club bycoming onto the committee .

Glenn 1A/alle 200 games . Mushy has beencaptain of the reserve team for the last twoyears he played many games with oiur juniorclub and was one of the original players when asenior team was formed to play in the V .A .F .A .He has played many good games with the cluband is at present on the committee .

Greg Foster 150 games . Greg is one of thestrongest and most courageous players at theclub who always makes the ball his objectivehis endeavour creates many opportunities forthe forwards .

Stephen Gray 150 games . Stephen wascaptain of our 1994 Under 19 team and is nowa regular senior player . Because of his height.and strength Stephen is coping very well seniorfootball and the experience he is gaining willundoubtedly make him an even better player inyears to come .

Greg Anderson 150 games . Because of injuryGreg gave football away for some time butreturned to the Reserve team when we wereshort last year; since then he has forced hisway into the senior side where he has player anumber of good games .

Bruce Moloney 150 games . Bruce startedthe season in the Under 19 team and because

of his speed and ability was promoted to thesenior team after the first game where he hasplayed on the wing ever since .

Murray McKenzie 50 games . On his dayMurray is one of the most exciting players atthe club . His strong marking and fine play makehis a very important part of the Banyule team .

Greg Smyth and Bruce Dunston 50 games .Both are regular Reserves players and theyboth have the potential to play in the seniorsbut because they haven't been able to playregularly over the past two years theiropportunities have been limited ; we hope thatin the future they will both be able to force theirway into the senior team .

All these players have given the BanyuleAmateur Football Club great service over theyears and we hope that they all play many moregames with the club .

50 GAMES AT ELSTERNWIC K

Congratulations from all at Elsternwick toMark Young who today plays his 50th game .Mark has been one of our up and coming youngplayers since joining the club in 1982 . A stronghalf back, he has played mainly in the seniorsand was a member of the 1984 1st Semi Finalside . Shortly after last football season Markwas struck by a car and it appeared as thoughhe would miss all of the 1985 season . After a lotof hard work, Mark resumed playing in thereserves in round 8 and has now worked hisway back into the Seniors. Congratulations markand we hope there will be many moresuccessful seasons to come .

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A further reminder to supporters that thecruise along the Yarra will be on SaturdayAugust 3rd . Places on the cruise are rapidlyfilling, so in order to avoid missing out on whatpromises to be a tremendous evening, contactthe Social Secretary Craig McKibbin for yourbooking .

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A SECTIONBULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE Coach: M. Zemski Res : N . Smythe

1 Sullivan F 15 Faulkner F 29 Field R 43 Walsh G2 Fitt D 16 Bird G 30 Hooper D 44 Thieumssen K3 Bond B 17 Gilmore F 31 Clark S 45 Ongaro F4 Palmer M 18 LeFevre S 32 Giles A 46 Espenchied S5 Lockhart F 19 Johnston D 33 Tenace L 47 Connelly C6 Minney R 20 Delaney G 34 Flack G 48 Giles B7 D'Agostino A 21 Van Den Driest R 35 Bone F 49 Corstorphin F8 Smythe A(c) 22 Decantey S 36 Deer C 50 Kirkpatrick C9 Murray B 23 Face S 37 Miles G 51 Mayne T

10 George F 24 Chadwick F 38 Chipman N 52 Sheridan C11 Farley S 25 Merrell T 39 Miles J12 Young D 26 Sheehan B 40 Harisou H13 Gilmore S 27 Kelly B 41 Walker M14 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 I .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. 77 Roberts S .29 Parsons K. 53 Tobin A. 91 Milford F.16 0110ck . 30 Chosich N. 54 Stirling P.17 Tregear G . 31 Lawrence P. (cr) 55 Davis M .18 English G . 32 Noblet A. 57 Montgomery F.19 Daff A. 33 Irvine G. 58 Swan F.20 Whittaker M. 34 Teale S. 59 Fuhrmeister T.21 Roberts I . 35 Cordner R. 61 Harbinson D .22 Parsons G . (dvc) 36 Pike N . (dvcr) 62 Abbott A .23 Wright A. 37 Coyne C. 63 Kelsey F .24 Tadgell D. 38 Guy G. 66 Nancarrow R.25 Baum A. 39 Kus R. 67 Miller J .26 Twigg J . 40 Walker R. 69 Clark A .27 Van Twest B . 41 Lambden K. 71 Gibbs P.28 O'Sullivan G . 42 Brooker T . 76 Halford R .

DE LA SALLE Coach : John Pollard Res. : Pat McConvill e

1 McHenry G .2 Barry F .3 Anderson C.4 O'Loughlin D.5 Leonard F .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 P . (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 Kenn F .37 Wadlron B .38 rawlings D .39 Casey M .40 Hollier D.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 .

IVANHOE Coach : Alan Salter Res: Leigh Robertso n

1 Crowe T2 Stewart R3 McDonald M (vc)4 Westwood C5 Edwards K .6 Freeman J7 Donohue T8 Sharp G

10 Kennedy G1 1 Baker W12 Morcom F13 Robinson R14 Loton A

15 Flynn E16 Russell F17 Taylor C18 Course A19 Lacy M20 Aristotle F21 Dulevskis W22 Warren R23 Gittos F (c )24 Lyons G25 Reinke G26 Shaw K (cr)27 OSullivan D

28 Balcombe A29 Lynn S30 DeDear N .

1 Ca;~aron G (dvc)k Stewart J33 McDonald C34 Whiting F35 Newnham J36 Matthew J37 Ryan A38 Hc"!?an 040 Davis B.41 Sedgwick M

42 Horan A43 Steen D45 Diamond G.47 Woolfe A48 Harbour F49 Dwyer G .50 Lloyd W.

NORTH OLD BOYS Coach : Jim Durnan Res. : Mat Purcel l

1 Egan A.2 Johnstone M .3 Atkinson L.4 Cahill A .5 Schmidt M .6 Borcich M.7 Zocco S.8 Busuttil J .9 Boccabella D.

10 Hanlon B .11 Carroll G .12 Weir F.13 Sexton B.14 Shembrey M .

15 Griffin J.16 Hedley M .17 Dore J .19 Considine F .20 Butler F .21 Santavenere O .22 Marchbank J .23 Ball S.24 Butera D25 Wilson G .26 Hibbert S .27 Atkinson R.28 Symes F .29 Millett F .

30 Lynch M . 45 Devine M 59 Mairana G.31 OToole G. 46 Kett F. 60 Major S .32 Menotti C. 47 Flynn J. 61 Kelly T.33 DuBois B . 48 Dalfonso S. 62 Malone M .34 Conti B . 49 Fearse G. 63 Callaghan F.35 Edwards D. 50 Baruhas C 64 McLaren M .36 Fenelly M . 51 Birrell D . 65 Nicholls I.37 Sharpe J . 52 Blair F 66 Austin C .38 McSweeney D. 53 Tierney J . 67 Campbell S.39 Ryan D. 54 Blair D. 68 Habel G .40 Turnbull 1 . 55 Brown G. 69 Latsonis J .41 O'Donnell A . 56 Butera A. 70 Mooney C .42 Hyslop J . 57 Geddes W. 71 Favlov J.43 Aminde R. 58 Jordan F. 72 Perrone D .

OLD SCOTCH Coach : Trevor Read Res . : Leigh McGrego r

1 Tallent S.2 Sherwen R.3 Fewster R .4 MacMillan J .5 Bowden D.6 McGill S .7 Tyrrell R .8 Lloyd A9 Senior R .

10 McLean I .11 Kay D.12 Bedford D .13Grigg N .14 Farrelly 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 L33 Hill I .35 MacMillan R .36 Marx J .37 Thompson A . P.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.

OLD XAVERIANS Coach : Jack Clarke Res : Tom Fannin g

I Godsell S2 Stanley T.3 Klein F .4 Trainor F .5 Bleechmore G.6 Metzner F .7 Denton W . (c)8 Curtain S .9 McGrath J.

10 Bourke N .11 Greetham G.12 O'Shaughnessy M.13 Vale N .14 Millard S .15 Atkinson D. (vc)

ORMOND Coach : Mike McArthur Allen Res: Geoff Reille y1 Tonkin R.2 Thorne G3 Boyanton T4 Barnes R5 Reeves S6 Buckley M7 Fisher G8 Andrew G9 Tonkin C

10 Ritchie G11 Strahan R12 Mehrten A13 Kington F14 Herkess G

16 Dignan F. 31 Barry T.17 Ralph A. 32 Doquile A18 De Steiger R . 33 Hillier T .19 Curtain F . 34 Willaton D.20 Woodrug M . 35 Carlo J .21 Wilton N . (dvc) 36 Plant M .22 O'Brien Q. 37 Beattie M .23 O'Sullivan J . 38 Devine A.24 Tiernan J . 39 Reed F .25 Ryan B. 40 McNamara C.26 Frowse F . 41 Conduit F.27 FRowse F. 42 Camilerri F .28 Cotchett D. 43 Walsh A.29 Case G . 44 Heaphy B .30 Armstrong M . 45 Lovelock M .

15 Burke G 33 Lewis K16 Eishold R 34 Russell G18 McAsey C 35 Beard R19 Dawson M 36 Davine M20 Oaten M 38 Sutherland F21 Singleton G 40 Tobin M23 Naylor A 42 McDonald D24 McCooke S 43 Hamilton L25 Forsyth F 44 Gilmore M26 Mehrten F 46 Young J27 Crump W 49 Tonkin R28 Morris S 50 Schuhkraft F29 Vane M 52 Petering G30 McLean A 59 Robertson D

46 Connors M .47 Doyle D.48 Silk L.49 Ralph R .50 Mclssaacc R.51 Hart F.52 Fr?colo A.53 Lachal L54 Woodley B.55 Lefebrue F .56 Dowling G.57 Pearson C .58 Condon S .59 Murphy T .60 Nunan S.

63 Eishold S

17 Sutherland F.22 Kitely F.

31 Wood R.

61 Honan D.62 McKinnon J.63 Roberts J.64 Quin A65 Ongarello A.66 Cookesley A .67 Quin B .68 Callinan A.69 Denison S.70 Barmby70 Barmby F.71 Beattie T.72 Bongiorno J .73 BowesJ.74 Harkin M .

ST. BERNARDS Coach : Paul Daffey Res : Deane Reynold s1 Sullivan M .2 Burgin D.3 Smith F .4 Sullivan D.5 Czako R .6 McAllister G.7 Toohey J .8 Monaghan F.9 Odea M .

10 Saundry B.11 Burgin G .12 Hogan F .13 Purcell R .14 Harvey G .

15 Monaghan F. 29 Redmond M16 Feart A. 30 Read G17 Carey W. 31 Dailey F18 Looker D. 32 Lane G19 Mahoney G . 33 McWilliams D20 Mahady K. 34 O'Connell J21 Muir A. 35 Saundry J22 Pearson J . 36 O'Dea F23 Gaunt W. 37 Comito F24 McGuire V. 38 Wood G25 Overman M . 39 Wood F26 Grbac E 40 Rogers T27 Nathan A 41 Klaayson C28 Williams F . 42 Marshall M

44 Cervetto R45 Bates W46 Farmer F47 Devers M48 Doolan B49 ODea S50 Monaghan J51 Sullivan A53 Walsh F55 Hogan J57 Hargreaves A60 Verga M61 Purcell A67 Gollant M

UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach : Robert Lamb Res . : Geoff Allen

1 Lam D .2 Angel B.3 Williams G .4 Hindle R .5 Macaulay S .6 Carroll W .7 Worth M .8 Dallas A .9 Douglas P.

10 Moir B .11 MacFarlane D.12 Tyquin M . (c)13 Nugent D.14 Rossidis C.

15 Collins R. 29 Dunn J.16 Edmonds M. 30 Knights M .17 Caldwell R . 31 Phimister D .18 Gorman S. 32 Howden M .19 Bathurst J . 33 Bond P.20 Polkinghorne R. 34 Boat A .21 Schlicht A. 35 Grutzner P .22 Carey t . 36 Davis C.23 Jackson C . 37 Curnow R .24 Wallis A. 38 Mitchell A.25 Johns M . 39 Salinger F .26 Mclnnes D . 40 Christie A.27 Light M. 41 Nagle J .28 Westmore G. 42 Ashton A.

32 McDonald M.37 Robertson F.38 Milner P.39 Richards B .41 McDonald P .45 Crampton M .47 O'Driscoll P.48 Ness D.49 Freney-Mills S .51 McElroyJ .54 Stewart T.56 Hack T.57 Finlayson I

43 Wilson M . 57 Frost D .44 Rowland B . 58 Brukner P .45 Davies R . 59 Paynter K .46 Dinopoulos N . 60 Sheehan B .47 Hickey M . 61 Moors J .48 Walsh B . 62 Daniels C.49 Mann R . 63 Langford N .50 Meehan G . 64 Robinson F.51 Atkins T . 65 Blake A.52 Spencer A. 66 Palmer R.53 Guley P. 67 Ide J .54 Banover G . 68 Fanjkov R .55 White F. 69 Langford N .56 Scales J . 70 McDonald S.

71 Clark T.

A SECTION FIXTURES AND RESULTS

April 6Bull .-Temp . 12 .12 .84 v Ivanhoe 18 .18 .12 6St. Bernard's 12 .14 .86 v Old Scotch 18 .18 .126Univ . Blues 9.19 .73 v Ormond 17.13 .11 5Old Xaverians 7 .11 .53 v Collegians 21 .12 .138North O .B . 13 .11 .89 v De La Salle 4.12 .36

June 1 5Bull .-Temp . 15 .13 .103 v Univ . Blues 15-10 .100St . Bernard's 8 .16.122 v Old Xaverians 13 .13 .91Ormond 13 .18 .96 v North O .B . 11 .9 .7 5Old Scotch 9.12.66 v De La Salle 14 .15 .99Ivnahoe 15 .13 .103 v Collegians 11 .13.79

April 1 3Bull .-Temp . 28 .15 .183 v St . BErnard's 13.10 .88Old Xaverians 25 .16 .166 v Ormond 12 .17.89North O .B . 15 .17 .107 v Old Scotch 27.14.176De La Salle 21 .18 .144 v Ivanhoe 13 .16 .94University 10 .18.78 v Collegians 17 .21-12 3

April 20Ormond 10 .9 .69 v Bull .-Temp . 7 .13 .5 5St . Bernard's 15.16 .106 v Univ . Blues 11 .17 .83Old Scotch 27 .13 .175 v Old Xaverians 11 .10.76Ivanhoe 16 .16 .112 v North O .B . 10.17 .77Colle-ians 16 .8 .104 v De La Salle 13 .13 .9 1

April 27Bull .-Temp . 20.11 .131 v Old Scotch 19 .13 .127St . Bernard's 11 .14 .80 v Ormond 11 .13.79Old Xaverians 18 .17 .125 v Ivanhoe 22 .12 .144North O .B . 20.17.137 v Collegians 16 .16.112Univ . Blues 12 .16 .88 v De La Salle 19 .8 .I22

May 4Ivanhoe 15 .10 .100 v Bull .-Temp . 17 .18 .120Old Scotch 19.13 .127 v St . Bernard's 9.15.69Ormond 13 .19 .97 v Univ . Blues 15.12.102Collegians 27 .17 .179 v Old Xaverians 8 .12 .60De La Salle 10.11 .71 v North O .B . 17 .17 .11 9

May 1 1Bull .-Temp . 12 .10.82 v Collegians 26 .20 .176St . Bernard's 8.13 .61 v Ivanhoe 17 .15 .117Ormond 16 .14 .110 v Old Scotch 7 .19 .6 1Old Xaverians 12 .16 .88 v De La Salle 6.17 .53Univ . Blues 19 .11 .125 v North O .B . 21 .11 .137

May 1 1De La Salle 10 .11 .71 v Bull .-Temp . 9 .7 .61Collegians 8 .10 .58 v St . Bernard's 9 .11 .65Ivanhoe 4 .6 .30 v Ormond 5 .17 .4 7Old Scotch 9 .12 .66 v Univ . Blues 6.9.45North O .B . 9 .9.63 v Old Xaverians 5 .10.4 0

May 2 5Bull .-Temp . 20 .16 .136 v North O .B . 11-13 .79St . BErnard's 10.11 .71 v De La Salle 12 .10 .82Ormond 19 .18 .132 v Collegians 17 .5 .107Old Scotch 11 .6.72 v Ivanhoe 19.11 .125Univ . Blues 16.15 .111 v Old Xaverians 15 .11 .10 1

June 1Old Xaverians 12 .14 .86 v Bull .-Temp . 14 .5 .89North O .B . 18 .9 .117 v St . Bernard's 10.8 .68De La Salle 13 .9 .87 v Ormond 19 .14 .128Collegians 13 .14.92 v Old Scotch 15 .11 .101Univ . Blues 21 .16 .142 v Ivanhoe 10 .13 .73

June 2 2St . Bernard's 11 .12 .78 v Bull .-Temp. 9 .14 .68Orm ond 11 .15 .81 v Old Xaverians 2 .7 .19Old Scotch 6.10.46 v North O .B . 13.9 .87Ivanhoe 8.9 .57 v De La Salle 12.15.87Collegians 18.1 1 .1 19 v Universitv Blues 9 .6 .6 0

June 29Bull . -Tern p . 9 .6 .60 v Orin ond 12 .15 .87University Blues 22 .13.145 v St. Bernard's 15 .13 .103Old Xaverians 9 .16 .70 v Old Scotch 21 .13.139North O .B . 11 .16 .82 v Ivanhoe 17.9.11 1De La Salle 9 .10.64 v Colleg ians 10 .12 .7 2

July 20Collegians 20.10 .130 v Bull .-Temp . 13 .13 .91Ivanhoe 11 .8.74 v St . Bernard's 16 .13.109Old Scotch 10 .6.66 v Ormond 8.10.58De La Salle 14.14.98 v Old Xaverians 2 .10 .22North O .B . 9 .18 .72 v Univ . Blues 6 .13.4 9

July 27Bulleen-Templestowe v De La SalleSt . Bernard ;s v Collegian sOrmond v IvanhoeUniversity Blues v Old ScotchOld Xaverians v North O .B .

August 3North O .B . v Bulleen-TemplestoweDe La Salle v St . Bernard'sCollegians v Ormon dIvanhoe v Old Scotc hOld Xaverians v University Blues

August 10Bulleen-Templestowe v Old XaveriansSt . Bernard's v North O .B .Ormond v De La SalleOld Scotch v CollegiansIvanhoe v Universtiv Blue s

August 1 7University Blues v Bulleen-TenlplestoweOld Xaverians v St . Bernard' sNorth O .B . v OrmondDe La Salle v Old ScotchCollegians v Ivanhoe

August 2 4Old Scotch v Bulleen-TemplestoweOrmond v St . Bernard'sIvanhoe v Old XaveriansCollegians v North O .B .De La Salle v University Blues

ST ROUND"S RESULTSThe Sharpshooters list is compiled from

information supplied by Clubs which is received onMONDAYS . Information received Tuesday is

,included in "Last Round Results" but time does not'allow for inclusion in the National TrusteesSharpshooters list. So get the results in by Monday -PLEASE!

A .J .A .X. 12.10 .82Kew 8.9 .57

A .J.A .X. : Burstin4 . Roth 2, Bendal2 . Silver . Finkus. Komesarook.Zubin . BEST R Marks . Burstin . Klooger . Bendel . Kaye,Roseman .

KEW: Filipovic 2 . C . Haralambopoulos 2. Blay, M . McColl, JCasuria . C'Brien . BEST- McEwin . Blay . James . CHaralambopoulos . CFarrel . J . Casuria.

A SE ONCollegians 4.1 9.4 13.7 20.10.130Bulleen-Temp. 5.7 7.10 10.12 13 .13 .9 1

COLLEGIANS: English 4 . Daff 2, Pollock 2, K . Parsons 2 .Tregear 2, Baum 2 . Bennett . Higson. Schmidt, Fraser, G . Parsons,Herman. BEST* Hoyle, Pollock . G Parsons . Schmidt. English .Laussen .

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Asdagi 2. Merrell 2, Walker 2 .Kazuro, Face, Zemski. Zerbi, Faulkner, Demarte . Farley. BESTKazuro. Delaney . Demarte . Giles. Palmer . Asdag i

Ivanhoe 4.2 6.3 9.4 11.8 .74St . Bernards 3.3 13.8 14.10 16 .13 .100

ST. BERNARDS : Lane 4, Klaayson 3, Radmond 3, William s2, Grbac. Rogers, McAllister, Hogan BEST Smith . DowlingWood . Grbac . Toohey. Klaayson.

IVANHOE : Freeman 3, Gittos 2 . Loton 2, Course. Dwyer.Kennedy, Sedgwick. BEST Course. Kennedy. Sham . BakerSimondson. Dwye r

Old Scotch 1 .0 3.1 8.4 10.6 .66Ormond 1 .2 4.5 7.8 8.10 .58

OLD SCOTCH : Bedford 2, Hodge 2 . Mason 2, Sherwen 2 .Fewster. Fuller BEST Moir . Hodge. Macfarlane. Nelson, SmithMcGill .

ORMOND: M . McDonald 2, Sutherland 2 . Boyanton. Forsyth .A, Mehrten, Singleton . BEST Sutherland. F Mehrten . DMcDonald. Barnes. McAsey. Russel l

De La Salle 14.14 .98OldXaverians 2.10 .2 2

DE LA SALLE: Vitacci 4 . Kerin 2 . Maher, Connolly, McHenry.Cooke. Gasparini, Harrington, Waldron . Murphy . BESTHanranhan . Deveson . Maher, Connolly . Cooke . Vitacc i

OLD XAVERIANS : Wilton 2. BEST Klein . Greetham. F. Curtainc'Shaughnessy . Tiernan . Ryan .

North OB 2.7 5.8 9.16 9.18 .72Univ. Blues 1.2 2.5 2.7 6.13.4 9

NORTH O.B .: Egan 3 . Dillon 2, Morse 2 . Busitill . BrownBEST- Considine . Cahill . Brown . C'Rourke. Griffin . Morse ., UNIVERSITY BLUES: Bourke 2, Johns 2. Macaulay. AllenBEST Allen . Macaulay . Caldwell, Folkinghorne . Angel. Carey

B SECT ONOld Melburnians 3.1 6.2 10.3 12.5 .77Old Brighton 2.1 4.5 6.8 10 .15 .7 5

OLD MELBURNIANS : J . Mitchell 3 . Mattingiey 2, Morrison2, Griffiths, Fattinson . Koren . Bradshaw . J . Thompson . BESTArmitage . Koren, Fattinson, Mattingley. Griffiths. Davine .

OLD BRIGHTON : Thomas 4 . Murray 2, A. Grant 2. KayMcMahon . BEST James. Welsh . McLennan, Murray. LadeKay

Univ. Blacks 5.4 9.8 17 .12 20 .14 .134St. Kilda 4.4 7.5 11 .5 15.8 .98

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Vaughan 4 . C'Halloran 4. Heath 3.Fattinson 3 . Dempsey 2.,3unbridge 2 . Garde, Keilar BESTHeath, Peters, Marks. CMqIloran, Gibney. Vaughan

ST. KILDA: Lopes 5 . Darvell 3 . Baker 2. La Fontaine 2Avitable, Fitzroy . Neeson . BEST Fitzroy, Lake . Capiron . WhiteThynne, Bake r

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985

Marcellin 4.2 12.4 14.8 17 .13 .115Caul. Gram. 4.1 4.1 8.2 8.3.5 1

MARCELLIN : Ebert 3. T . Holmes 2 . Caffry 2, Hellard 2 .Staffieri 2 . P . Sheehan . M . Getson, Cooper. Carr. Bentley . A .Carafa. BEST Carr, Day, M Getson . Slattery . C. Hesse.Walshe.

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS : Matthews 2 . Sisson. Cooney.Berzins, Harlock. Roseman, S . Allen BEST- Berzins. Anderson .Cooney . Stone . Gregor . Fis h

Parkside 5.5 7.9 9.14 11 .17.830 . Paradians 0.1 1.4 5.7 8.12.60

PARKSIDE: Freeman 2 . Jonas 2 . G. Shaw 2 . A. Shaw . King .Stratton . Sansonetti . Foyntz BEST Torre . Coleman . Favia .Jonas, Page, Freema n

OLD PARADIANS : T . Nelson 4 . F . Wood 2 . M . Spillane .Flynn . BEST, McCarthy, F Wood . M . Wood. T Nelson . Fahey .B . Exton .

C SECTIONFawknerSt. Kevins 13.4 .82

20 .15 .13 5

FAWKNER : Goal kickers. best players not received

ST. KEVINS : Griffith 3, Abrahams 3 . Beale 3 . Watkin, Mulcahey.Campbell . Robson. BEST Cross. Quinton . Abrahams . Griffin .Beale, Mulcahy, McKaige .

Banyule 1 .8 3.10 8.13 15 .18 .108Coburg 2.4 7.5 11.8 13.8.86

BANYULE : Goal kickers, best players not received .

COBURG : Jakovceski 3 . Glasgow 2 . Campbell 2 . Woodham2 . Black. Tolley. Thelma, Bassi . BEST Campbell, KryggerCugley . Peck. Tolley, Comazzetto .

0 . Halley 0.1 5.7 5 .7 12.7.79Therry 4.5 5.6 11 .14 15.17.10 7

OLD HAILEYBURY : Garland 2, Noske 2 . Schmidt . Wilson .Miller. Sawtell, Brewer . Hicks, Paul, Bouris BEST* Miller . HicksGarland, Houghton. Constable . Bel l

THERRY: Goal kickers . best players not received .

0 . Camberwell 2.1 6.4 6.4 8.13 .61Thomastown 4.1 5.3 11 .7 11 .8 .74

OLD CAMBERWELL: Goal kickers . best players notreceived.

THOMASTOWN : Bell 3 . Kelly 2. Riley 2 . Black. Farchione.Harling . Murphy BEST Kelly. Murphy . Hudson, Alberti . ValerrFlinn .

Hampton Rovers 10.7 .67Monash Blues 10.7 .6 7

HAMPTON ROVERS : Panagiotidis 3. McConville 2. Kelly 2.Rogerson, Austin . Capp BEST Melnjak . Wapp . Young, RogersonKelly. Wilson .

MONASH BLUES : McGregor 4 . Sest 3. Willett 2. C Ids . BESTMcGregor. Sest . Deighton. Clark . Barker . Culvenor .

D SECTION0 . Ivanhoe 4.2 4.4 3.6 9.9.63MHSOB 3.2 8.8 11 .10 18 .18 .12 6

15

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MHSOB : Goal kickers. best players not receive d

Power House 2.3 7,6 15 .11 18 .13 .121Balaclava 6 .3 11 .4 11,7 15 .12 .10 2

POWER HOUSE : Gill 7, Corbett 4 . Desler 2, Attrill . Bunney,Ennis . Flaherty. Mason. BEST Stewart . Desler, Corbett, MasonCorbett. Knigh t

BALACLAVA : Sist 5. Fatterson 3, Angwin 2, Hill 2, Crottie .Follett . Schultz. BEST Hill . Withers. Angwin . MonaghanF'atterson. Follett

0. Mentone 1 .2 4.5 8.8 11 .12 .78N. Brunswick 7,4 9 .6 10.8 11 .9 .7 5

OLD MENTONIANS : CToole 3 . Sciacca 3, Meyer 2 . Gakovii, .Rogers . Sly BEST Sly Rogers. Cowell Beynon . NortonBest .

NORTH BRUNSWICK: Fox 4, Hehir 3 . Scullin, Gibbons .Payne, Campbell . BEST Fox. Dimarro Rainone. Jewsor.DeMorton . Taylor

Old Trinity 21.9 .135W. Brunswick 5.3.3 3

OLD TRINITY : Heath 7 . Brent 2, Cowley 2 . Glass 2 . Hooper2, Mravlec, Norman . Rogers, Robison . C'Shaughnes9¢raRb~,cBEST Heath, Norman . Phillips . Robison . Dobson . Glass

WEST BRUNSWICK : Traynor 2 . Hatzistavrou . Hall . SmithBEST Cecchr Beaumont, Johnstone. Lamrard . MagafasRainon e

St. Bedes 2.4 4.5 4.9 9.14 .68State Bank 2.6 4.9 10 .12 11 .13 .7 9

ST. BEDES : Goat kickers. best players not receive d

STATE BANK : Arnephy 4. Rosewarne 3 . Jenkins, HendersonGneil . Rerden BEST Baudinette Arnet,hy . Gmet. MurphyAr-hy, Rerde n

E ~E NBulleen Utd 6.4 8.6 18.7 11.8.74Peninsula 2.1 4.3 7.6 13.9.8 7

BULLEEN UNITED : Ziogas 3, Snalpe 2 . Burns 2 . Empey 2Wilson, Creighton BEST Morley. Empey. Wilson . Flew . SnareMayne. Kell y

PENINSULA: Goal kickers . best players not received

F6otscray 6.5.41EISternwick 21.22 .14 8

F .I .T.O .B: Goal kickers . best players not received

ELSTERNWICK : Farrington 7 . Hwlihan 6 . Mahony 2 . Grace2 . Hill . Farrelly, Evangelista . Volpe. BEST Rene . EvangelistaHill. Farrington. Houlihan . Bean

0 . Carey 4.2 6.3 9.5 10.6 .66Univ. Reds 4.1 8.6 11 .9 16 .11 .107

OLD CAREY : Ivans 5 . McMahon 2. Hogan 2 . Thomas BESTEvans . Webster. Endall. Livingstone. Hogan. Blac k

UNIVERSITY REDS : Steward 5 . McGuiness 3. Shears 2Johansen 3 . Hutchins 2 . DeThomasis BEST JennensRoughsedge . McGinnus . White . Hutchins. Koop

Heatherton 2.1 7.5 9.8 15.8,98Preston 7,9 8.12 12 .14 12,15,8 7

HEATHERTON : Reiger 3, Patterson 2 . Jones 2 . Coffey 2Easey 2 . Ulbrick 2 . Reiger. Mott BEST Quanchi Easey. ReigerMott . Easey . Coffe y

PRESTON : Frowse 2 . Catcutt 2 . Hepburn, Ryles. YendallSebar. Milner, Krause . McGowan. Calcutt . BEST KryggerFrowse, Yendall . Krause . Bergin . Thompso n

OldGeelong 9.9 .63Williamstown 1418.102

OLD GEELONG : Goal kickers. best t,layers not received

WILLIAMSTOWN : Goal kickers . best players not received

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ULTS

Brunswick 1.1 5.4 6.5 9.8.62C'weatth Bank 4.3 7,4 10.8 10.10.70

BRUNSWICK : Goal kickers, best players not received .

COMMONWEALTH BANK: Gardner 7, Reid, Edwards, WatsonBEST Martin. Buttigieg, Butler . Reid . Johnston Firma n

Latrobe Univ 19.18.132ANZ Bank 8.1161

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY - Goal kickers best players notreceive d

ANZ BANK: Goal kickers . best players. not received

Monash Whites 1.0 2.6 2.7 4.8.32UHSOB 10.3 14.9 18.15 26,16,122

MONASH WHITES : Ralph 2, De Face 2 . BEST Brooker.Kotsanis. Kenny. De Face, Gemmola . Eller y

U .H.S.O.B : Kutner 7, Kountios 4, Wallace 3, Buckman 2Conway 2 . Marshall 2, Wood 2 . Ferguson, Clements, ZaniaGreenwood . BEST Wallace. Kountios . Kutner. Edwards . Marshal l

0. Essendon 4.4 4.4 5.6 6.6,42Clayton 1 .2 2.4 2.5 10.8.63

OLD ESSENDON : Cooper 3 . Swan 3, Dawes. Drnsdale. Luxa.Nestor. BEST Macklin, Blair, Fazianas . Burke. Caygill Swa n

DC VET( N BYE

A RESERVE SECTIO NCollegians 0.1 3.5 5.5 6.7 .43Butleen-Temp. 3.6 5.7 8.10 10.10.70

COLLEGIANS : Walker 3. Peck . Wolff, Kus . BEST Coyne .Newman . Warner. Hibbins . Noblet, Lancaster

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE: D Agostino 5. Walsh 4 . ConnellyBEST D'agostino . Lockhart . Gdes. Wilson . Gearge. Terrace

Ivanhoe 5.3 7 .7 10.9 14 .9 .93St. Bernards 1 .3 3.6 4.6 5.6 .3 6

IVANHOE : Matthew 4 . Sammatrno 2 . Brock, Clements,Donohue . Horan . Newnham. Shaw, Westwood, Whiting . BESTDavis, Clements . Whiting . Sammatrno . Diamond, Hoffma n

ST . BERNARDS : Goal kickers . best players not received ,

0 . Scotch 3.2 4.6 6.6 6.8 .44Ormond 3.1 7.5 10 .6 16 .910 5

0 . SCOTCH : Davis 2. Macmillan 2 . Macmillan . SymingtonBEST Macmillan . Kefford . Greeves Thompson Matthews .Bec k

ORMOND: C,aten 6 . Fisher 4 . Strahan, Eishold, Robertson .Davrne, Petering, McAlroy BEST Fisher . ( aten. PeteringStrahan. Hamilton . Kitel y

De La Salle 6 .8 8,10 12.14 14 .17 .108Old Xaverians 0.1 1 .3 1,3 1.6 .1 2

DE LA SALLE : Rennie 5 . Schnerring 4 . Sheilds 2 . Holdswor'Bromley, Anderson BEST Spencer . Kinsella . Schnernng BarryRennie . Anderso n

OLD XAVERIANS: Feppard BEST Cotchett. Feprard RalrhDemison Doyle . Sholy

North OB 9.6 11 .8 16 .12 .12 .132Uni. Blues 1 .0 3.5 3.6 4.10.3 4

NORTH O.B,: Goal kickers, best players not received

UNIVERSITY BLUES : Wilson 2 . Schl cht 2 BEST WilsonHowden Schlicht . Mitchell, Light . Boa [

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RESERVE SECT: ir

O. Melburnians 4.0 8.1 10.2 14 .4 .880, Brighton 4.3 5.5 7.8 8.8 .5 6

OLD MELBURNIANS : Goal kickers. best players notreceived.

OLD BRIGHTON : Goal kickers, best players not receive d

Univ . BlacksSt, Kilda

12 .16 .883.5 .2 3

UNIVERSITY BLACKS : Ferrell 3 . Coker 3. Fhillipson 2, WightLuscombe, Conway BESTLuscombe . Lavery. Gannon . Ferrett

i tarty, Wigh t

ST, KILDA : Ballarin . Jones . Fiddler BEST Long . BallannGraham . Jones, Burns. Fetntsch

AJAX 14.7 .91KEW 7.10 .5 2

A,J.A.X .: Segar 5. Simon 3 . Rubinstein 2. Collen, Efron . Tigel.sharp BEST Cohen . Simon . Segal Rubinstein GoldbergSharp

KEW: Schrober 2, Kirakou, Carydds, C Brien, Stengard. WalkerBEST Schrober. Carydis . Toce . Bowran, Redmond. Wong

Marcellin 2.5 5,14 6.17 11 .24 .90Caul. Gram. 2.0 2.0 2.3 3.3 .2 1

MARCELLIN : Goal kickers . best players not received

CAULFIELD GRAM . : Collett . Paine, Horton . BEST BendallCollett . Fonsford . Sweetland . Stone . Pain e

Parkside 4.4 4.4 7,7 7.7,490. Paradians 0.2 2.8 3.8 510 .4 0

PARKSIDE : Gard 2, Evans, Dryden . Hartigan, Harvey . SoligoBEST Dryden. Cowell, Soligo . McLaughlin . Fitzgerald. Gar d

OLD PARADIANS : Hewett 2 . Ferryman, Luchetta, HammondBEST ewitt . Vear . LucRetta. Bibby . Flynn, Buhag a r

C TrI-P

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Fawkner 3.8 3 .8 7.13 7.15.87St. Kevins 1.0 6.2 6.2 11 .2.68

FAWKNER: Goal kickers . best players not receive d

ST. KEVINS: Fanning 3 . Giffin 2 . Nettlefold 2 . Lunt, Tsindos .Casey. Hawkins . BEST Ring Fanning . Lunt. Trealoar. Nettlefold.

-Giffin. and the res t

Banyute 6.2 11.6 16.10 17,12 .114Coburg 0.1 1.1 1.1 1,4.10

BANYULE: Goal kickers, best rlayers not received

COBURG : Nicholson BEST Fakhn . Woods . NicholsonNeivandt.

0. Halley 1 .1 4.4 5.4 5.7.37Therry 8,7 9.8 10,10 11 .14.80

OLD HAILEYBURY: Wise, Smith, A . Brown, Stuart. RobertsonBEST Ladds . Robertson . Renwick . Wood, Stuart. Andrews

THERRY : Goal kickers . best players not receive d

0. Camberwell 3.3 3.3 4.5 7.6.48Thomastown 1.0 6.4 8.5 11 .10.7 6

OLD CAMBERWELL Goal kickers, best players notreceive d

THOMASTOWN: Anastasiou 2. Jenkins 2 . Leiper 2 . Cowland .Freebairn Kernaghan . Murphy . Reddin BEST FreebairnF:earnaghan, Anastasiou . Hollan d

Monash BluesHampton Rover s

HAMPTON ROVERS : Spurrell 4, Gasch 2 . Curry 2, Devola 2lodges . BEST Gabsch, Gill, Twining . Watkins. Lynch, Devola

MONASH BLUES : Andntsos 2, Hanson. Giles. Garner, Parke rBEST Hanson . Andritsos . Garner. Parker . Kennedy. Gard e

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9

0 . Ivanhoe 1 .0 1 .1 4.2 4.2.26MHSOB 1.0 3.7 4.8 8.13.6 1

OLD IVANHOE: Goal kickers, best players not received

MHSOB : Goal kickers. best players not received

Power House 2.2 4.6 5,11 6,11 .47Balaclava 4.2 6.5 7,5 8.10 .5 8

POWER HOUSE: Stodgell 3, Corbett, Entwhistle, McIntyreBEST Holledge . Bray, Kerr . Corbett, Crisara, Moore,

BALACLAVA: Scicluna 3, Drinan 2 . Tangey. U iver, StarvrenosBEST C'Sullivan, Williams . C aten, Hill . Scicluna, Spaldin g

Old Mentone 5.3 7.4 13.9 16 .12 .108N . Brunswick 2.1 4.6 4.8 6.10 .4 6

OLD MENTONIANS : Johnsen 5, Hicks 3, Coles 3, Fetch 3 .Buxton . Marin BEST Hicks . Skalzo . Buxton, Fetch, Birch .Poston .

NORTH BRUNSWICK : Trotter, Liannis, Gabrielle, Chesterfield,Tsialtas, Lekkas. BEST, Dowsett . Strickland. Fotias. Sim . LiannisMeye r

0. Trinity 5.7 .37W. Brunswick 3.1 .1 9

OLD TRINITY: Kennedy 2 . Lewicki 2 . Birrell . BEST BeerScott, McPherson, Trebilcock. Miller. Hop e

WEST BRUNSWICK: Leatham. Monger, Silveri . BEST BriggsCleland, Costanzo . Leatham, Robertson . Trayno r

St. Bedes 1 .1 4.4 4.4 5.7 .37State Bank 0.1 2.1 9.2 9.2 .56

ST. BEDES: Goal kickers . best players not receive d

STATE BANK: Inglis 2 . Scott 2 . Norohna. Smith . Eastwood .Eacott . Arnerhy . BEST Roberts . Inglis . Eacott. Hayes. AmorScott

E RESERVE SECTIONBulleenUtd 4.3 8.4 8.4 12.9.81Peninsula 2.2 4,3 8.4 9.4,5 8

BULLEEN UNITED : Fitt 4. Ferry 3, Hocking 2, Crooks, Mason .Creighton . BEST Gandolfo .Vaselaides . Crooks FittCreighton .

PENINSULA O .B. : Goal kickers. best players not received

FITOB 0.0.0Etsternwick 21 .15 .141

F .I.T .O.B . : Goal kickers, best players not received .

ELSTERNWICK: Doran 8, Sneesby 4, Lloyd 2, Ritchie. Perkins,Ary, Ballantine, Ramsay . Harris, Mahony BEST Doran. Sneesby,Ary, Ramsay. Ritchie. Flyn n

0 . Carey 5.3 9.7 11.9 14.12.96Univ. Reds 1.1 2.1 5.2 6.6.4 2

OLD CAREY : England 2. Sparks 2, Chiodi 2, Keys 2 . Rae 2 .Goode 2, Evans 2 . BEST Evans. Bourke . Goode, BradshawSpencer . Manifold .

UNIVERSITY REDS : Moram 2 . Comesbirds . Evans . Wilks .Karakovssis BEST, Witks . Evans . Cumberford . Moran, King,G iacon .

Heatherton PC RFEITED FRESTC N

0 .Geelong 9.3.57Williamstown 10 .8.68

OLD GEELONG: Goal kickers . best players not received.

WILLIAMSTOWN : Goal kickers, best players not received

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LAST ROUNDS RESULTS

F SECTIONBrunswickCommonwealth Bank

13 .14 .926 .6 .42

BRUNSWICK: Goal kickers, best players not received .

COMMONWEALTH BANK : Grima 2, Mehmet 2 . Ross, Baus tBEST- Ross. Nolton, Henry. McNamee, Carey, Grim a

La Trobe Univ.ANZ Bank

7.3 .4512 .16 .88

LATROBE UNIVERSITY: Goal kickers, best players notreceived .

ANZ BANK: Goal kickers, best players not received

Monash Whites 0.1 1 .2 2.5 3.6 .24UHSOB 6.3 7.4 8.7 9.8.6 2

MONASH WHITES: Mather 3 .Kostos 2, Naylor . Dugan, Flavel .Humphreys. BEST Flavel. Bain. Korpetutungu . Szulik . Sawchyn.Johnson.

0. Essendon 4.3 5.5 9.8 10.10.70Clayton 0.1 2.4 5.5 9.7.6 1

OLD ESSENDON : Goal kickers, best players not received

CLAYTON : Newton 2, Morgan 2, Curnow 2 . Detosa, Clulow .Dickson . BEST- Dereus, Newton. Blasi . Curnow, Cook, Fric e

MONASH WHITES : Graham . Fetrescue, Brice . BESTTheodorou, Clifton, Fetrescue. Salvatore. Brice. Graham

DCVETCN -- BY E

UNDER 19 ZONE "AButteen-Temp. 5.5 14.11 18.16 25 .23 .1730 . Ivanhoe 0.1 0.1 3.2 3.2.20

BULLEEN-TEMPLESTOWE : Harper t 1 . Mills 3. Williams 3,Wotherspoon 2. C'Connell 2 . Dunn, Farris. Shephurn . ThompsonBEST Smith, Harper Esr+enschied . Edmonds . FarnsRosiniti s

OLD IVANHOE : Goal kickers . best players not receive d

Thomastown 11 .5 14.6 18.9 23 .10.148St . Bernards 0.2 3.6 4.6 7.8 .5 0

THOMASTOWN : loannidis 7 . Bubis 5. Farchione 3.Trafford2 . Nackovski, Stains . Devito, Bell . Everitt. BEST FarsonsNackovski . Zaikos . Stains. Devito . Everitt

ST. BERNARDS : Goal kickers . best rlayers not receive d

St. Kevins 6.4 9.6 13.9 14.12.960. Paradians 1 .1 1.1 1 .1 211 3

ST. KEVINS : Long 4. Hourigan 3. Kerr 2. Lynch, Michano,McLean, Fhitlips. Thomas BEST Deane. Wallace . McLeanLynch . Douglas . Ker r

100 UP AT FAWKNERCongratulations to Terry Burke on reaching

the 100 game milestone . Terry has been aroundthe club for a few years and has played in mostpositions but now has really carved his niche inthe back pocket. A good defender and alsoattacking player often seen streaming downfieldpropelled by those chicken legs . Not only acourageous player on the field, Terry is a greatclubman, deeply involved in the social side ofthe club where he has also put in some veryenduring performances. Well done Terry wehope to see you around for many years tocome .

OLD PARADIANS : Horan, McKelson. BEST Cosgrrff. NailerMcCoach, Leighton . Smith . Brennan,

NC RTH C B . WC N C N FC RFEIT FR( M BANYUL E

Marceltin 2.1 7.5 8.6 11 .10 .76University 3.3 6.4 9.9 12.9,81

MARCELLIN: Goal kickers, best players not received

UNIVERSITY : Katopodis 4 . Watson 3, Rogers 2 . Burgess .Kimpton, Sjogren . BEST Turnbull, Kimpton . Cullinan . Burgess"Katopodis, Watso n

Therry 3.2 10.7 19 .10 28 .13 .1810. Camberwell 2.4 2.5 3.5 3.7.25

THERRY: Goal kickers. best players not receive d

OLD CAMBERWELL Goal kickers. best players notreceived

UNDER 19 ZONE 2Brighton 0.1 3.7 4.8 6.13.490. Melb. 6.8 6.9 12.13 13.18.96

BRIGHTON : Goal kickers . best players not received

OLD MELBURNIANS : Farton 4. Smith 3. Dowd 2 . Buntain,Nelson . Bolton . Turner BEST McDonald. Farton. Dowd Niall,Nelson . Buntai n

0 . Scotch 2.9 7.12 14 .14 . 20 .19.134Hampton Rovers 2.1 5.3 7.7 9.8.62

OLD SCOTCH : Goal kickers . best players not received

HAMPTON ROVERS : Sherlock 3. Mather 2 . Jailer . Winkle rBodley. Boyle BEST Boyle. Bodley. Hoggett . Furcell, Winkler .She r

St . Kilda 0.2 4.5 5.6 53.370 .Xavs 5.3 9.6 12.9 15 .12 .102

ST . KILDA: Goal kickers, best players not received .

OLD XAVERIANS : Goal kickers, best players not received

Williamstown 2,3 4 .10 6.14 8.18.66Collegians 3.3 6.5 9.8 11 .11 .77

WILLIAMSTOWN: Goal kickers . best players not received

COLLEGIANS : Byrne 5 . Fowell 3 . Foard, Markwell . ThompsonBEST Byrne . Abbott . Fowell . Thompson . Davies, Stirling,

MHSOB 24.17 .161Monash Uni 9.6.60

M .H.S.O.B. : Goal kickers . best players not received

MONASH BLUES: Fearson 3 . Kiers 2, Freeman, Blackshaww-Johnson, Mitchell . BEST Freeman, Hamilton . BlackmanBlackshaw, McDonald . Kiers

I. RMC ND -- BY E

50 TO STUART WARNERCongratulations to Peninsula Old Boy s

backman Stuart (Stewy) Warner on playing his50th senior game today against Heatherton .Stewy commenced with the Pirates in 1982and since forcing his way into the seniors in1983 has shown himself to be one of the clubsmost determined and courageous defenders . Atrue pirate Stewy is quick to come to the aid ofany little pirate rover in trouble which is greatlyappreciated . A highlight of his game is hismarking where angels would fear to fly. All atPeninsula look forward to seeing plenty moregames from this loyal Pirate . Well done Champ .

18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER - 1985

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JULY 13TH ROUN D

S. Worrell ( Heatherton Res .) - Striking - Suspended 3 matches .

(2) Suspended two matches . Total 8 matches .D . Walpole (State Bank) - Striking - Suspended 6 matches .S . Lampard (West Brunswick) - Undue rough play - Suspendedmatc hJ .P. Traynor (West Brunswick) - Abusive language - Suspendedmatch

JULY 20TH ROUN D

A. Allen (University Blues) - Striking - Suspended 2 matches .S . Curtain (Old Xaverians) - Striking - Suspended 2 matches .T . Wilcox (Old Brighton U19) - Abusive language - Reprimanded .M. McColl (Kew) - Striking (two charges) - Suspended (1) six matche s

J . Reiger (Heatherton) - Chesting - Suspended 6 matche sH. Kimber (Old Carey) - Abusive language - Suspended 1 matchM. Petty (Old Carey) - Abusive language - Suspended 1 matchS. Le Gear (Old Carey) - Misconduct - Suspended 1 matc h1 . Chisholm (Old Carey) - Abusive language - Suspended 1 matchM. Fascelli (Williamstown U19) - Striking - Suspended 3 matchesT. Ryan (Wllliamstown U19) - Striking - Suspended 2 matches

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A. Papantoniou (University U19) - Striking -(two charges) - Suspendedfour matches on first charge; six matches on 2nd charge . Total suspensionten matches.M. Bell (Thomastown U19) - Abusive language - Suspended 1 matchT. Sammartino (North Brunswick Res .) - Abusive language - Suspended2 matchesH. Tsiallas (North Brunswick Res .) - Abusive language - Suspended 2matchesW. Felton (0 . Essendon Res.) - Striking - Suspended 2 matchesG. McMaster (0 . Essendon Res .) - Striking - Suspended 4 matche s1 . Stevens (0 . Essendon Res.) - Abusive language - Suspended 2matche sN . Cooney (0 . Essendon Res .) - Abusive language - ReprimandedJ . DeLosa (Clayton Res .) - Striking - Failed to appear. Suspended untilhe appears before tribunal .

MILESTONES AT ROVERLAN DAll players officials and supporters are proud

'to extend congratulations to Greg "Sockeye"Salmon and Andrew "Boofa" Pryor who playtheir 150th and 50th games respectively forthe Hampton Rovers . Sockeye began his careerwith the club in the Under 19s and is nowplaying solid football in the seniors . Well knownfor his guts and strong play, Greg is a greatplayer to have out on the field each week . Some'of his achievements include numerous MostDetermined awards and has also played in anumber of Premiership sides with the club .Andrew started with the Under 19s in 1982 anddespite a couple of interruptions has made it tothis milestone and is starting to finally show histrue capabilities . Well done Greg and Andrewthe club looks forward to many more gamefrom you both .

100 UP AT BRUNSWICK

Everyone would like to congratulate AlanCook, (Cooky) on playing the milestone gameof his career last week . It's been a long wait buthis 100 is a well deserved reward for hispersistance, well done Cooky from everyone atthe club .

FIFTY GAMES TO UNI . BLACKS CAPTAINLeon Doyle, captain of the University Blacks ,

adds another honour to his football career withhis 50th game today against Kew . Leoncommenced with the club from Bunaloo in 1982and has achieved many milestones in such ashort time . For the past three years, Leon hasbeen a member of the victorious MelbourneUniversity Intervarsity team, capturing the sidein 1984 and 85 . In 1983, he was runner up forthe Cordner medal, the Blacks best and fairestaward and was the recipient of that high honourlast season . Leon was appointed captain of theclub this year and has been a sterling leaderdespite suffering injuries early in the season .He is noted on the field as being a versatile,creative and very reliable young man, able tofill any position that is required of him . Off thefield, Leon has been a member of the Blackscommittee but more notably is renowned forhis talents at Blacks review nights . Leon andhis partners have won the review for the pastthree seasons culminating in a superbperformance of "On the Pavvy Front" a satiricallook at football commentators . Without a doubt,Leon is a very talented person and all at theBlacks congratulate him on his 50th game andlook forward to many more . Well done Leon .

FINALS ELIGIBIL

ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO RULE 1 5

"The second round of the Reserve Grade shall be open to all players who :

A SECTIO NPace, Bulleen-Temp .S. Curtain, O . XavsTyquin, Univ . BluesMorcom, IvanhoeMason, O. ScotchKerin, De La SalleMurphy, De La SalleM . McDonald, OrmondRoberts, CollegiansEgan, North O .B .

B SEC" IONFilipovic, KewJ . Mitchell, O. Ivlelb .Thomas . O . BrightonLopes, St . KildaBerzins, Caul . Gram .C . Haralambopoulos, KeyDempsey, Univ . BlacksA . Grant, O . BrightonFreeman, Parksid eKing, ParksideRoth, AJAX

C SECTIONKopr, Fawkne rPanagiotodis, Hamp . Rovs .Majerczak, FawknerWrigglesworth, TherryBell, ThomastownO'Rourke, Therry

D SECTIONBrent . O . Trinit yJenkins, State BankSmith . W. BrunswickShort, MHSOB -Hall, W . BrunswickPhelphs, MHSO BD . Sciacca, O . MentoneJ . Sist, Balaclava

E SECTIONS. Reiger, HeathR. DeThomasis, Univ . RedsD . Mahoney, ElsternwickRobertson, PrestonElliott, WCYMS

F SECTI ONMallon, Doveto nBurke, ClaytonGardner, C'wealth Bani :Hewitt, BrunswickKufner, UHSO BEgan, O. EssendonSimmons, O . Essendon

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A RESERVE SECTIO NMoir, Unv Blues (-) 28Fisher. Oaniond (4) 26O'Loughlin, De La Salle (-) 23Sch0crott, Ormond (-) 22f✓ attf -.ev,, . Ivanhoe (4) 19~✓liles, Bulleen-Temp (-) 18Coyne, Collegians (-) 17Hoffman, Ivanhoe (-) 16

B RESERVE SECTIO NMaher Matceilin x(6) 30Flynn . O. Paradians (-) 21Lee, Univ. Biacks' (-) 21Neesoil . St. Kilda (-) 23Denning, Marcellin (1) 23Kiriakou, Kew `(2) 1 9

( 5 ; 57 C RESERVE SECTION44 Murcutt, Therry (-) 30

(2) 39 Terry, Fawkner (1) 24(2) 35 Wise, O. Haileybury (1) 21(2) 33 Devola, Hampton Rovers (2) 2 3(2) 33

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D RESERVE SECTIO NKennedy, O. Trinity (2) 49Drinan, Balaclava (2) 43Lewicki, O. Trinity (2) 34Quaife, MHSOB (-) 32Vines, I . Mentonians (4) 26Eacott, State Bank (1) 24Scicluna, Balaclava (3) 25Murray, State Bank (-) 1 7

E RESERVE SECTIONSodomaco, WCYMS (-) 31Doran, Elsternwick (8) 39Slattery, O. Geelong (-) 26Ryan, Preston (2) 26M. Cannon, WCYMS (1) 23

UNDER 19 ZONE 1Bourke, Univ. (-) 92R . Smith, Bulleen-Temp. (-) 58Turcinovich, North OB (2) 57Gallagher, Therry (5) 56Sabato, North OB (-) 50

(3) 65 lonnidis, Thomastown (7) 49(1) 52 J . Bubis, Thomastown (5) 49(2) 51 Morse, North OB (15) 44(4) 45 Grocock, Therry (-) 42(-) 44 B. Lederman, Bulleen-Temp . (-) 45

UNDER 19 ZONE 2Moritz, MHSOB (5) 90

(-) 100 Campbell, De La Salle (1) 64(9) 70 Lloyd, O. Scotch (-) 56(7) 51 Hill, Ormond (-) 46(4) 40 Taylor, Ormond (-) 36(7) 45 Russel, O. Scotch (-) 29(3) 33 Klavac, O. Xavs. (-) 27(1) 32 Phillips, MHSOB (-) 24

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A SECTION'9 4 0 1188 981 121 .10 368 5 0 1489 1117 133.30 328 5 0 1348 1155 116.71 328 5 0 1241 1178 105.35 327 6 0 1105 1059 104 .34 287 6 0 1266 1229 103.01 286 7 0 1263 1317 95.90 245 8 0 1048 1350 77 .63 204 9 0 1201 1337 89.83 163 10 0 997 1423 70.06 1 2

B SECTIO NCaulf. Gram . 10 3 0 1538 1221 125.96 40Marcellin 9 4 0 1432 1119 127 .97 36Parkside 9 4 0 1396 1110 125.77 36O.Melburnians 8 4 0 1345 1301 103 .38 34St . Kilda 7 6 0 1335 1326 100.68 28Univ . Blacks 6 7 0 1412 1313 107.54 24C . Brighton 6 7 0 1251 1371 91 .25 24C . Faradians 4 9 0 1112 1244 89.39 16Kew 3 9 1 1335 1511 88.35 14AJAX 2 11 0 1123 1763 63 .70 8

C SECTIO NFawkner 13 0 0 1932 1146 168.59 52Therry 9 4 0 1582 1198 132 .05 36Banyule 8 5 0 1454 1343 108.27 320. Camberwell 6 7 0 1248 1317 94.76 24C . Haileybury 6 7 0 1068 1337 79 .88 24Thomastown 5 8 0 1339 1357 98 .67 20St . Kevins 5 8 0 1238 1267 97.71 20Monash Blues 4 8 1 1349 1466 92 .02 18Hamrton Rovs 4 8 1 1023 1345 76 .06 18Coburg 4 9 0 1221 1709 71 .45 16

D SECTIO N0. Trinity 13 0 0 1828 737 248.03 52MHSOB 11 2 0 1587 1056 150.28 440. Mentone 9 4 0 1390 1102 126.13 36W. Brunswick 8 5 0 1388 1204 115.28 32Balaclava 7 6 0 1593 1450 109 .86 28N . Brunswick 6 . 7 0 1295 1296 99 .92 24Fewer House 4 9 0 1170 1532 76 .37 16C .Ivanhoe 4 9 0 1075 1425 75 .44 16State Bank 3 10 0 1232 1696 72 .64 12St .Bedes 0 13 0 657 1793 36 .64 0

E SECTIO NPreston 11 2 0 1747 1075 162 .51 44Heatherton 10 3 0 1837 1048 175 .29 40Elsternwick 8 5 0 1706 1151 148 .22 32Peninsula 8 5 0 1448 1133 127 .80 32Williamstown 7 6 0 1346 1080 124 .63 28C . Geelong 7 6 0 1203 1404 85.68 28Bulleen United 6 7 0 973 1146 84 .90 24FITC B 2 10 1 894 1766 50 .62 10University 2 10 0 1044 1118 60.79 10r Id Carey 2 11 0 806 1792 44 98 8

F SECTIO NCwealth Bank 12 1 0 1287 867 148 .44 48Clayton 11 2 0 1576 809 194 .81 44Doveton 11 2 0 1662 873 190 .38 440 . Es : ~- ndon 8 5 0 1365 1053 129 .63 32UHSC B 7 6 0 1171 877 133 .52 28Brunswick 7 6 0 1231 993 123 .97 28ANZ Bank 4 9 0 878 1506 58.30 16Monash Whites 3 10 0 712 2050 34 .73 12Latrobe Uni 2 7 1 0 702 1876 37 42 8

UNDER 19 ZONE 1Bulleen-Temp. 1 1 0 2703 924 292.53 56North OB 14 1 0 2464 880 280 .00 56Thomastown 12 3 0 2014 1299 155 .04 48University 11 4 0 1797 1082 166 .08 44Marcellin 9 6 0 1978 1320 149 .85 36Therry 8 7 0 2056 1271 161 76 32Banyule ' 6 2 1835 1383 132.68 32St. Bernards 5 8 2 1289 1768 72 .91 24C . Camberwell 4 11 0 863 2347 36 .77 16St Kevins 3 12 0 864 1533 56 .36 121 Faradians 2 13 0 673 2631 25 .58 8r Ivanhoe 0 15 0 475 2796 16 99 0

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De La Salle 15 0 0 2069 710 291 .41 60Ormond 13 2 0 2030 675 300 .74 52O . Xaverians 12 3 0 1865 806 231 .37 48MHSOB 12 3 0 1746 845 206 .63 48C . Metburmans 11 4 0 1356 908 149.34 44Collegians 15 9~6 1476 1647 89.62 36C . Scotch 8 7 0 1596 1199 133.11 32Monash Blues 6 9 0 962 1989 48.37 24Hampton Rovers 6 9 0 722 1823 39.61 24St. Kilda 4 11 0 727 1730 42 .02 16C . Brighton 3 12 0 847 1909 44 .37 12Williamstown 3 12 0 601 1517 39.62 12r Haileybury

A RESERVE SECTIO NOrmond 11 2 0 1124 689 163.13 44Ivanhoe 10 3 0 949 691 137 .34 40De La Salle 8 5 0 869 693 125.40 32Bulleen-Temp . 8 5 0 103 861 116.49 32North CB 5 1 924 894 103.36 30Collegians 7 6 0 833 781 106 .66 28C . Scotch 7 6 0 990 978 101 .23 28St . Bernards 5 8 0 880 885 99 .44 20Umv . Blacks 1 12 0 674 1242 54 .27 4r Xaverians 0 12 1 432 1170 36 .92 2

B RESERVE SECTIONUniv. Blacks 11 2 0 1253 687 182.39 440 . Paradians 9 4 0 943 540 174.63 36St. Kilda 9 4 0 994 726 136.91 360 . Melburnians 9 4 0 913 798 114.41 36Marcellin 8 5 0 1093 676 161 .69 32Farkside 5 8 0 763 844 90 .40 20Caulf . Gram 4 9 0 652 965 67.56 16AJAX 4 9 0 596 1150 51 .83 16Kew 3 10 0 759 1218 62.32 1 2

Brighton 3 10 0 675 1101 61 .31 12

C RESERVE SECTIONTherry 10 3 0 1210 804 150 .50 40St . Kevins 10 3 0 1047 724 144 .61 40Fawkner 9 4 0 1215 704 172 .59 36Hampton Rovers 8 5 0 877 742 118 .19 32Banyule 8 5 0 866 797 108 .66 32C . Haileybury 7 6 0 837 916 91 .38 28Thomastown 5 8 0 812 1068 76 .03 20C . Camberwell 4 9 0 821 911 90 .12 16Monash Blues 2 11 0 724 1037 69 .82 8Coburg 2 tt 0 442 1339 33.01 8

D RESERVE SECTIO N0. Trinity 13 12 0 1143 5572205 .21 48O.Mentonians 11 1 0 1142 625 182 .72 46MHSOB 8 4 1 1013 664 152 .56 34Balaclava 8 4 1 1087 869 125 .09 34W. Brunswick 8 5 0 1028 640 160 .63 32State Bank 8 5 0 1025 831 123 .35 32Fower House 4 9 0 674 1117 60 .34 16Q. Ivanhoe 2 11 0 642 1110 57.84 8N. Brunswick 1 11 1 619 1029 60 .16 6St. Bede's 1 12 0 380 1364 27 86 4

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